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The two masked d men, on Tuesday nesday night and took dressed in army' remaining mag wheels off then continued ransacking the house for 90 minutes, according vehicles. br A request by Herndon Kimbrough said it "bothers" Ambulance for a $5 hike in all him that requests are Identical fees for ambulance calls has for both emergency and nonbeen turned over for an In- emergency runs because nonvestigation by Gary Kaiser, the emergency runs are the profitcuunty's public safety director. makers. ' a rear bedroom. Ski-masked bandits broke into a south Seminole house early bed and robbed a resident and stole a pickup truck to make their getaway. to Smith lx fore they escaped Deputy Jim Hibbard said the Sheriff' s agents said the by stealing a 1975 silver grey value of the Items taki'n off the burglary-robbery is the sixth by Chevrolet pickup truck parked autos now totals $849. ski-inasked bandits in eight in the driveway of the In both Instances, the tiiit,t, months — and the second one residence apparentl)scaledafencetoget this week Deputies said the house and to the autos deputies said Ricky Smith, fl, told deputies hecamehometo23l9Falmouth truck are owned by Mck Sanford police early today Road ju. before midnight and Mayback, who was away from discovered a break-In at J) was jumped by two men armed home when the incident oc- Sanford Auction house, French with carbines as he entered the curred. Avenue and 12th Street. Investigators said the armed Patrolman Richard I... Bennett Deputy13.L. __ an undisclosed reported he found the building bandits repor Sin was p ount of loot from the house had been entered by remosing Deputies said included in the glass panes from a Jalousie items taken were a .45 caliber window. .' -\ (' -' %I I , ' -, , . , •• • - Also Kimbrough his Bob Ellis the count) corn mission's administrative repeatedly asked for inassistant, said today Kai3er formation which shows all will check the flrm's -run Herndon ambulances contracted for remain exclusively records," to ambulances remain In the in Seminole County count) all year pr contract Kaiser Is expected to orovide specifications that Lnforniaticn at the next Iferndon, which operates meeting ' p ' C7 1L - " ". Meanwhile, Herndon officials under an exclusive contract, sked the commission to today said ftee ambulances raise fees for non-emergency contracted for do remain Iti the runs from $25 to SM, and for a county, at least most of the '"1' hike in emergen calls from I time SM to P5. The spokesman noted — I Ellis said this year's contract energeflc transfers are runs out Oct 1, thus mission action is needed at next require Optimist IA. Gov. Jack Devlin presents certillcaW of merit and Tuesday's meeting. The spokesman indicated CLUB HONORS appreciation to 12-year-old 5,111wee Middle School student Tom Sheriff'? deputies today were perhaps some disaRreenient Von Gwiten at breakfast nit-cling of the Optimist Club today at aLso investigating the theft of a Commissioner John Kim. exists over locatiun of the diree Land o'Lakes Country Club, Casselberry, as Sberfff John Polk brough has surfaced as the vehicles. $130 citizens band radio unit looks on. The son of Mr. and hirs. John Von Gunten.Tom found a most vocal opponent of tierfrom a car at the 554 Brookside r rates. Some people don't like the large surn of money In the street six months ago and turned It don's request for highe Dr.. Forest Brook, residence of over to the Sheriff's Office o far no one has claimed the money, H E Mills and the theft of a 300At last Tuesday's meeting, move them," said Herb Perry, which will be returned to the finder If unclaimed. (Herald Photo Kimbrough told the corn- a pound platform scale, valued at company spokesman h Jane (acselberr i $200, from the Seminole (,arden mission, If U cunies up today, fl Ambulances located noes are oca in Center, U.S. 1792, Longwood _____________________________________________________________________ I'll have to vote against it' err 1 Sanford and the WN Police said the burglars took six rifles, valued at $M, plus the window panes. 4-A Around The Clock I)eputles today were sear. Bridge .... 4-B ching for the stolen truck. They ........... $-A said the vehicle had mag Calendar Comic:; ............ 4-B wileels, a canvas back Lover Crossword ............ and a personalized licen5e tag ........... 4-A bearing the word ,Sabbath.' Editorial Dear Abby ........... 7*A 5.8 Earl) Sunday three ski Dr. Lamb 4-B masked men in army-type Horoscope 5-A J.ii hots, armed with shotguns Ilespltal 5-A nstwd their way into a house Obituaries ..... 124'fl on lied Bug Road at Lake Sports Television ..............513 Howell, tied up and robbed four 7-A persons, and escaped in an auto Women belonging to one 01 hut ICIIII1S WEATHER The auto was later found stuck 5. In sand in an orange grove In high d d 's south Seminole. and chased the man out of the house after the J. L. Hale has a baseball bat ani he used it early Itainfall overnight tow suspect dropped the knife. — to hold a burglary suspect at bay. investigators say in the six today .30 inches. Partly cloudy to cloud)' similar-type burglary-robbeSanford police responded at 12:40 a.m. to Hole's "lie was forced to drop it by bat-wielding 1r. chance of ries over the last eight montl, A throuib Friday. . s 1312 Surnmerlin Ave. home to find the 47-year4d Hale," Patrolman Steven Harriett reported. tunwers. Highs mushy In the four vechicles were stolen. In railroad employe holding a WIiter Park man for • Harriett arrested Edward Va, Questlonat), 20, of low SCi. Eowi In the upper 60s. three of the cases the autos officers Lb a nd were Variable W nter Park, onachargeofbreakln and entering Hale told police he and two other inembers of hisi awthegist win& 10 Mph. Rain dwelling. Questionaty is being held in jail on $8,000 In other reports, deputies family were in the house when a window screen was bomi. said tuday that upparently removed and a man entered the dweUing. Wough Friday. "The su3p~ct appeared to be under the innuence Officers repxW the alleged burglar pulled out Complete detsits and tides lNeves who took four mag two cars at the a knife when confronted, but Hale grabbed the bat of me type drug and was very uncooperative wheels off are on Page S.A. L ! 71 401~ tt Baseball ' ' VALUE I en ays HONEST BOY EXTRA S Yflfl r Ambulance Rate ammunition TOP VALUE STAMPS v - At, ' $ 68 12 OZ. PKG. Cupøn Coed EXTRA ' COPELAND SLICED MICHELA14GELO 10 OZ,PXG. FAMILY PAK flOc LB IJUU ' ARMOUR 490 / S Bandits In Sk Masks By BOB LLOYD Herald Staf I Writer ARMOUR i,. , 1 agreementwith the Sanford Airport Authority for the structure housing the lab. y 1~ W) y i VAN CAMP QUAL PAK 303 CAN 07 JAR TUCK YELLOW FLAME TOKAY MULLET LOBSTER / GROUPER SHRIMP FROZEN FILLET Arr SAUCE NON-DAIRY CREAMER SH $129 1~ - . FLORIDA COOKED 3 LB. $ ' PET McINTOSH Cjpn Good Ttrv 3LB. $598 CAN FRESH FROZEN ROCK L B. POTATOES DELUXE 9 ORMORE CHOPPED IRLOIN PATTIES OIL — 100 CUBE STEAKS _ I TOMATOES 1 LB. 9 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK ' F 3 SHOULDER ROAST . A APPLES SQUA GRAPES LB. ATLANTA IMPORTED POLISH COOKINC BAKING 9 AVG 28 78 LB. - LEAN MEATY PORK . . ' 58 -- . County Commissioner John Kimbrough felt It was located in Sanford, or not. the responsibility of the state or the airport Until Tuesday's agreement, Vihien said no "valid authority to underwrite the lab, not the county. lease" existed, which meant persons were "out However, Freeman said the state can't enter Into Li nine County Comm1uiorrt reecued a half-7 •VThe WvrwuIi illegally." airport authority has bluff ed us out," ngrt b' l disallows forcement officers say Wi a necusity for Central a.nsillion .LolLar yearly payroU uy atte1ng 10' Florida crime ngiitera. Kimbrough noted. He said the commission could not more u Freeman took exception to that statement, and two sublease the Sanford Qime Lab, according to anything legally do anything the state couldn't—since the advised Vthlen nottocompromise the county's legal 117here is going to be a *17be (state) attorney general will not allow a Coriurnission Chailrman Sid Vihkm Jr. crime lab in Central commission, in actuality, is an extension of state position. "I'm going to disagree," Freeman said of state agency to do what we have done," Freernan Florida," Sheriff John Pulk &.d& government. Vihien's claim of illegality. Though County Attorney Tom Freeman admits said. The present agreement was entered into Kimbrough said the commission is "Just doing the After assurances the lab wouldn't cost the county At any rate the sublease has been signed and ii! the sublease lets "the state off the hook on some before Freeman assumed the county attorney's any money job." — unless the state reneges, somehow, on state's be forwarded to Tallahassee for approval. agreements," VihIen said the county can either position. its funding policies — commissioners Tuesday Until then, officials say state money is paying the U the state pulls funds, VihIen admitted, "We'll responsibilities" or "get In a "share some of there Earlier this year, crim? lab operations were approved the sublease negotiated by the combe left holding the bag." SIII,OW-a-year lease agreement. And, crime tab g taken over by the state, after federal funding was mission chairman. But Polk pointed out the county has the lease workers, according to Vthlen, repre5nt a $480,000 At present, the county has a 10-year, *18,000-a, withdrawn. For a time, it was rumored the lab But, approval was not without some reservations, agreement, regardless of whether the crime lab is payroll to the community. 1 L V • $1 SHOULDER ROAST By ED ICK Herald Stall Writer ' — 11 N ROUND BONIF LB. - .. rime a ayroll Rescued I• 0 LB. . . Board member Davie Sims said Layerwas"entlrelyoutof recommendations: the"overcrowdingol(regular) order" by asking the board to . .-.-.. . buses and correct some of our Eng neer reconsider its earlier action to "Permanent access" to ffie existing bus routes." provide the service as a regular 7 7— agenda item. aw"Rill "T"hat's the reason no action "Tbe board voted two weeks Ron Korb presents plea for courtesy busing to School Bwrd at — Delay implementing the was taken," said Layer. ago for the courtesy busing and Wednesdai night's meeting. fHerald Photo by Joe Askren) Board Chairman Robert courtesy busing until after Oct. i t's the superintendent's I when eight new buses are ,Bud" Veather agreed with obligation to implement it on shut," said Sims. ~In. Tclson to have the Countywatching television if you're not expected to be delivered. Doug Riddell, eight ear.old student at Forest City Elementary the basis of a double run and "Sixty-six kids won't throw going to implement our plans," wide Advisory Committee come School, does his thing on a swing as he enjoys playtime during bus drivers say it can be done, off the — instruct the Countywide up with criteria for granting whole county (busing Sims said. The audience aprecess. Doug's flying high in the early days of autumn. (Herald but they've been told to keep it system). You Just don't want to plauded. Advisory Committee to develop future courtesy busing requests Ptiotoby Bill Vincent Jr.) low key and keep their mouth do it . . . I'd rather be home Neither Board members criteria and policy guidelines at its 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15 meeting. Freeman: Sublease Lets State Off Hook S l~ . CENTER CUT CHUCK IN THE SWING OF FUN THINGS . . • . VT4aip. .". .. -r'-. i LIMITONE LBO 1he school district receives Both Kwh and Mrs. Telson no state funds for courtesy said they favored Layer's third busing of pupils living within a recommendation, but that the tworrdle radius of thi& school, board should provide ffie serith the meantime. IN meo wners' Association, "Why are we beating this G.c "double rin' will cost the issue county about $750 a year Keeth no per child." 1,ayer iid the aft r.4 tries to (nikirm the board's direction, but state law requires the walk to school, and made ftee superintendent to first relieve additional __ i f____ . LB. . - C 7V)p • ' . -. 3 HIND QUARTERS 3 FRONT QUARTERS 3 WINGS GIBLETS NICKS REGULAR ____ COFFEE UP OR __ —_ f to reconsider their action. Layer, who termed the Board attorney Douglas Sky request "low priority" Stenstrom said the action was said "sometimes we get too made for 'safet reasons emotionally involved. — — uegin Allan Keeth, Pat Telson nor needed rantin or Sims, who voted for the busing refusing any courtesy busing service two weeks ago, wanted requests. -- 4 0 I eminole County School Board members Wednesday night upheld a 3-2 decision made ago ovide o o: courtesy busing and cused Superintendent William P. "Bud" Layer of using "delaying Lacdcs" in not implement- 1: . I n A J~~T FR YNFR now MAXWELL HOUSE p D P 7 ECON-O PACK MIXED uusin g By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Courtesy busing begins Monday for the more than60pupUsfm the Skylark subdivision who were faced with a "dangerous long to their Longwirx)(I Elementary School, less than two miles away. ______ . - ________________________________________ .- Skyiar ___ _____________ EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD FAIRWAY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents U3e this coupon with the other Triple Header - I 000 Hd Evuiu iI' UPIWUestamps I PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25 10 OC T. 1, ' L pg I (Excluding items prohibited bY law )J GET UP TO C II with Purchases totaling $5.00thru $9.99 • 1;1I4fl&!']I Topwtw Stamps I (Excluding items prohibited by law) J I fi I31 I %p%hw%mM Ttf! 1 II B 11 - Bat Co es In Handy It's the operations of the Seminole-Goldenrod ambulance that are In question. Perry said county lines "run all over during the booking process," Harriett said. the place" in that area. Nlice said two hours later, in a separate in- Ile said the company wnds cident, Lewis Small, 63, of Park Ave Trailer Park, the amubuLince closest to an heard a noise at his outside uti1ity shed. Sman went emercency. outside, officers said, to confront an unidentified But, ho siid the hul:rti man. The intruder slashed at Small with a knife and contracted for in Si'uiui;ti' knocked off his glasses, cutting his nose. The inan serve Seminole first. demanded Srnall's wallet, but the householder Ing (Ust (lidn't have one. of gasoline and other relate,l Police said the intruder was last wen running i tems as reasons for the ate west in the vicinity of Park hike request. t_ e7 : �2A—Eveni ng Herald. Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Sept. 23.I7! Five Engineer Drain Report A-, 1 1~0 !.. LONG WOOL) City courted development run uphill and has requested consulting at a higher level than the home, enginter A. E. ONeall attend a adding O'Neall told him digging meeting In the next week or so out the pond could do nothing to report on his findings con- but help the situation. cerning reported drainagi. In other action, council problems with water holding authorized City Attorney Ned ponds in Highland Hills subdM. Julian Jr. to prepare an orswn dinance to rezone to )fl The invitation was extended mercial the dog kennel to the engineer Monday night property off E. E. Williamson after Mayor James R.. Lormann Road. reported that no real problem The action was taken after exists with the drainage in the Juliaa said sirri' o ordinance subdivision located off E. E. exists in the public records of RW 4001111111W u....v" ! L N ---- Probationary 1 . ' . . . 4 " - .( • Ia ' . . I . '," . •-.---- ' ' /: . - . -'-- . ) I j P" . 1 i' r . j 1 . , - ange grove off SR S south of SET- SR46 at Geneva. Power, Water Bills Paid .t C1ITk I IAI11.aanS(1S)mC cuiifu.ion a&i ouwman, pre3enl as to the real problem seems to operator of the kennel claimed exist in the subdivision and that the record of the council digging out the po nd would do meeting In which the property nothing significant. Lot-mann was rezoned to commercial had said there is some concern in been lost, the development about plants City Clerk Onnie Shoniate placed around the ponds noted the proposed change was G perimeter. le advertised. ,-- L IJIJI I parently the city council of the 's,Lor period ( l9-19)d1dflOt follow ,, uVougn by adopting an or. e i I I I I V' Fa 1 o t An h t s er ones H _____ F . . . Kevin Mills, 18, 188 Willow Ave., Maitland, on 18 mon probation after Mills pleaded guilt) as charged to felons possession of marijuana. 0"1 . __ t DONNA }TS Herald Staff W riter Hnw?lwnA , -.. she found Marcia, in the kitchen he had contacted the residents dinance rezoning the parcel. "No matter how hard he ol the mobile home, crying. of the house next to the holding worked, he couldn't keep up. Julian said since all orCASSELBERRY— A week pond, said even the husband dinances of that time are iii "There was no milk or His bills got further behind and i and wife don't agree. !onecan of soup anything in the house for the there was little money for numerical order, it appears food shehes of the children to cat except one can of food," Mrs. Wickliffe said. Council Chairman J. R. Grant that the Property was notoccupied Dewey the Bean rented mobile soup," Mrs. Wickliffe said. said O'Neall told him one Dewey was hospitalized four home on Huntington Road. solution would be to enlarge the Mrs. Hawthorne, in response days before being released at "It cannot be assumed, pond. Dewey had been taken to the to Mrs. Wickliffe's call, passed his insistence. because a change was ad"People have been wonConnell. said at least part of vertised, that an ordinance was hospital with a suspected heart the word to the mister who attack and his wife Marcia was was at the Bean home within 15 derful," she said, adding it now the drainage swalls in the prepared and adopted." wo ndering how she would feed minutes witha bag of groceries. appears it will be sometime her two daughters, Kim and Rev. Grile took Mrs. Beane to before Dewey can go back to Gwen, and new baby (now three the state welfare office to begin work. weeks old) Shannon. the application process for The doctor notified him She also had a two-month's assistance. The food stamp Tuesday that he will be readpower bill, a water bill and back office certified the family for Uted m to the hospital Sunday, rent of $0 to come up with food stamps Friday and the saying Dewey should be somehow. stam ps were made available pre pa red for a long stay. A Tuesday night, the family Monday. series of tests are scheduled to was back together again - The family had been determine 11 a heart blockage Dewey is home from the struggling to survive since exists. hospital at least temporarily moving to the city in January. But, for the moment, the — and the grocer)' cupboard is Although Dewey was working family is doing fine, Mrs. Manufacturer's fairly bursting with good things at a service station In the area Wickliffe said. Closeout to eat. 12 to 14 hours daily, his modest "We don't know what we A man, believed to be in his salary could not cover con- wou!d have done without Mrs. Rawhide 30's came out of the dark stantly mounting living ex- Wickliffe." Dewey responded. Tuesday night at about 8, knocked at the door of the Bean's landlady.Ann Ann ' R M WicKI1ffe's.Hea3kedto Per Panel Bean family's $124 power bill WtUlo Supply )Lasts andits$lwatei-bffl. He placed both bills in an Reg. envelope, saying, to Mrs. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - debt service. Wickliffe, "Tell Mrs. Bean not After hearing some "ImThe eight mills is the highest to worry about these bills. They passionate appeals" from mlllage rate under state law will be paid In the morning." taxpayers Wednesday night which can be levied by a school would '. iM vri .if , ucaru. requires a 100 PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM name?" Mrs. Wickliffe asked. Seminole County School Board millage of 8,2931 for the OPEN DA$LY3 SAT. .1 "No," the man replied softly adopted a resolution by a 3.2 county's 39 schools tobe eligible OPEN SUN. 1-5:30 and went back into the vote setting an 8.8 mill levy - to participate in state funding PRE F INISHED WALL PA*5L5 . MOtOINGS 'U.S. PLYWOOD darkness of Lake Drive. ARMSTRONG CEILING TILE . LUM$U . INILVING 8.60 per $1,000 of nonexempt programs. lUST UM.SPINDLCPLIX.IUILD,NGMATIIIALS "More than half the people property— for their $39 million The total $50.2millionbudget, Ph. 323-567 Sanford 301 E. 25th St. who have visited me, bringing operating budget and debt adopted at week, also Includes food, clothing and toys for the service. The operating budget $6,891,427.09 of capital Im. girls have done the same is up $5 million or last year provement funds (no mills - thing," Marcia said, and the .6 rrJll is for retiring levied), and $803,692.84 in "There are not enough wards part of the school district's bond federal contracted program to express how wonderful funds people have been. All I can say School officials have said is 'Thank you until the good most of the capital imLord pays you better," Marcia provement fund is earmarked SIGNATURE OF FASHION said. "I hope the day comes to Improve and upgrade the when I can help somebody." county's older schools. GET ACQUAINTED Mrs. Wickliffe, with a big Roger Harris, assistant *46 PANT SUITS assist fran Rev. Lucas Grile, superintendent for finance, pastor of the Westminster explained today the eight mills and Jacket Dresses - Presbyterian Church, brought will raise $10,569,708 from the plight of the Bean family to 3938 taxpayers toward the operating 60 3 PC. PANTSUITS public attention last week. budget. The other $28.7 milhlcn Mrs. Wickliffe called P needed for the $39 million Casseiberry City Clerk Mary A operating budget comes from PANT & n state and SUITS JUNIOR 3.15 the $2.7 million o MISSY 6-20 I — I I . , 'carryover" monies, he said. T HALF-SIZE 121,1-24% PANT The.6 mill will raise $WlX7 SUITS S from UMmyer3 towards debt OWING seirvice. 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STYLES TO FIT YOUR ROOM DECOR PRICED FROM - MIAMI (AP) A professional child-snatcher who says he's retrieved some 200 children In custody disputes faces up to five years in prison for assaulting the mother of a (- tuki he was trying to grab for the father. Eugene Auston, SO, of Foley, Mo., was convicted Wednesday by a circuit court jury of four women and two men. Judge Thomas Testa set sentencing for Oct. 28. Austin, who describes himself as a "custody vigilante," said he fights for the civil rights of divorced men he believes have been taken advantage of in child-custody cases. There was an outstanding warrant for Swartz' arrest whet; he drove Sheriff John Polk's secretary's auto through the Casselberry MV! station, Swartz, already convicted of felonies, including shipment of arms to Israel, testified that he gave inspector Anthony Troiano a $5 bribe, Swartz., spotlighted in an $950 WITH TERMS WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, . - ON COMPARABLE MERCHANDISE Or The D'ffi-r,nc, In Your Purcj.ar Pr.. Ra4unded Come In For A Free Demonstration i Following conviction of his client for accepting a $5 bribe to pass a defective auto and Issue a safcty inspection sticker, Sprinkel said he would seek grand jury probes into both the allegations about the MV! station operations and the use by sheriff's agents of a con'.'ted felon in the bribery case. Sprinkel took his complaints to Herring Tuesday and Herring lster said that he (Herring) "can't criticize the Sheriff's Department for using Jerry Swartz." 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The reason Federal, state and local law given by the witness when enforcement agencies. rring said he and Chief asked "why? was "because the Troiaro was found guilty by a Investigator Jack H. Fulen. Highway Patrol gives us a bad jury ',J is awaiting sentencing. wider will review depositions time and the equipment looks Maximum sentence possible on taken by Sprinkel from MV! ba(l." the conviction is five years III employes during the Troiano MV! 'tiiploycs are overpr ison. son. Troiano denied taking case, worked and in some cases have the bribe. me depositions, part of the had to later call owners whose Herring admitted there were public court record in the autos were checked and tell weaknesses in the case such as Troiano case, include thin of defects that the inno search of Swartz or the auto allegations that: spector had "forgotten" in the following the bribe and no rushPersons in charge of recording of the serial numbers county-operated MV! stations Supervisory personnel of money used. have, on occasions, instructed have been 'unfair at times Included in testimony by inspectors to issue safety when dealing with employes." Swartz in the bribery trial was the allegation that he had bribed another Inspector, no longer employed by the county. "We have only Swartz' allegations . . not enough to prosecute anyone else," JCPe Herring said. - U1 I I' . £V "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and Sound like an entire - SIZES sit: TALLAHA&SEE tAP) — The Florida economy Is not recovering from the recession as fast as state officials expected last spring, new tax-collection figures show. Th I cvn ut' Department figures released Wednesday un August coUcetions, alcng ith a report that the unemployment rate rose from 10.4 to 11.9 per cent last month, paint a gloomy picture. And state officials are oried. The sales tax collections the state's largest source of incoiiie - were $95.9 million last month, $3.46-million less than in August 1974 and the same amount less than the estimate used by the legislature last spring in drawing up the budget. 'i can't criticize the use of Swartz, I would have done It myself," herring said. He noted that Swartz wasn't used alone and that Polk's secretary, Miss Margie Parker, acconupanied Swartz and (tint "the jury evidently believed them both" "The prosecution can't manufacture witnesses. We have to use those that law enlorcement agencies come up with," herring continued, ELECTRONIC ORGANS I - '16 State Atty. Abbott Herring and investigators are reviewing allegations of irregularities, improper procedures and misconduct in the operation of Seminole County Motor Vehicle Inspection MV!) stations. Herring said today the review of sworn testimony taken by defense attorney George Sprinkel in connection with the bribery trial of MV! inspector Anthony C. Troiano will take several days. Then, herring said, "If we find something that w arrants it . . . we'll start an extensive consumer fraud investigation by Herring's office, la now serving a prison sentence for uttering a document with the forged signature of a County Deputy Tax Collector and a home-made rubber stamp impression of the Tax Collector's name. MeLa-SONIC ,• -, 2981 e Thursday,Sept. 25, _ 975-34 Colon -- A By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Recovery Slow, Figures Show PALM BEACH GARDENS (AP) - A federal attorney says e vidence so far shows that Southern Bell Telephone Co.'s request for rate hikes totaling $216.5 million is too high. - A Vehicle Inspection Charges Attorney: Bell Bid Too High off - School Ranrel Sgi*c 8.6 MIII Tax Rate Man Charged With Conspiring To Kill President Ford - ' Capp j3 '1\'' Herring,, Staff Reviewing Child-Snatcher Convicted Rose's Department Store, ) FLORIDA IN BRIEF - DoTU1 Ann Mhler 23 O Lorraine Dr., Altamonte oos B - -- against both men as part of plea negotirtions. Il J iiOtiIfl put LL he - ______ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. MMM OCALA tAP) - An unemployed service-station attendant has been arrested on a charge of conspiracy to kill President Ford after first being freed when he told FBI agents about the plan, authorities say. The spokesman said John Clayton Massey, 32, was at-rested Wednesday night at a truckstop near this North Florida town after an all-state alert. Massey was described as a Georgia native but authorities did not specify a hometown. "Ile came to the FBI office in Ocala and gave some information about supposed plans of himself and others to hit the President and Sen. (Edward) Kennedy," said Asst. U.S. Atty. Robert Yerkes. - \ weeks 0 L ROusch were accused of tpkj a trailer on Aug. 17 from an ... wouldn't be available for two pired when the original owner I Sentences was meted a three-year Brown stemmed from a May traffic arrest by Altamonte Five defendants scheduled probationary sentence. Kent Harold Brown, 21, of Police. Heffernan (iFiped for circuit court trials this week before Circuit Judge A.J. Orlando, was accused of felony pending traffic charges against hlosemann Jr. have pleaded possession of marijuana. He Bruwntncountycourtaspartoi guilty and have been sentenced pleaded guilty to misdemeanor the plea negotiations in circuit to probationary sentences. possession of marijuana and court. Roger D. Robinson, 19, Union Park, and John M. ROuSCh, 22: 1148 Galahad Dr., Cum1berry, pleaded guilty to grand larceny •hI'I.tVl and were handed 18 months _call IIIiii1 i"1 probation each. Robinson and I , Lormann to discuss with the designation to commercia1, the :W A Assistant State Atty. Bill I county the possibilities of using business on the tract could not I \%P1 county equipment to work on be expanded nor changed. He Marcia Bean, holding baby Shannon; Kim, almost three, and Mrs. Wickllffe, holding Gwen, almost Heffernan dropped charges of entering a fruit grove wi th the pond. Lot-maim reported the added that technically the two intent to commit a felony county heavy equipment 'non-conforming" status ex- apendY 1, Troiano Conviction Brings Move Get Brantley Square shopping wasgien 18 months probation The drug charge against center, 4*Jtamonte Springs, and By BOB LLOYD Herald ff Writer sta __ Williamsm Road. the city changing the District Councilman Gerard residential properts zoning Connell some we,-.ks ago asked from its non-confomii g use Saying the Guilty, Asked I For Plead �___ - ~' -- . . I—_ - 0 Evening . I Hemid - moved and left no forwarding address with the US. Postal Senk'e. in cases where the taxpayer suspects his rheck may have been lost or stolen, DeWitt urges the person to get in touch with the IRS office as soon as possible so that the IRS can put a tracer on the nssng check. 25. 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, rublistier W111.1ANI D. CURRIE.Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. AdvertWng Nrector I - - Conflict and Vletnwn-post-Vietnm eras are invited to join the organization, 9 - ..'"M by calling 11004327575. Miracle After Oct. 11, you'll be wasting money if you purchase air mail stamps from the U.S. Pos ta l , a ....ThA O, 14ik, fii. I ( Service ic'r iiitt:i IIIdIWU 14-' Starting With that date, all domestic first-class ail, niail will receive the same service as air mall, pstal authorities. according to Sonlerefunthnlaytlave been delayed because of Mr mail postage should a Wl be used on in. effors or omissions on tax returns, I)cWitt says, ternational air mail. and taxpayers affected should follow Instructions The Postal Service is not discontinuing air mall receivet! from IRS in order to speed up Issuance Of ii S"rvlce Ie ll.s us first class mail Is being these cheeks. improved ta the same level as air mall, such as All refund inquiries should be prepared to overnight delivery cities have been clearly idenprovide the riame address, actual name and lified and some additional points have been added. address if different than it appeared on the return — Too. many offices that previously were targeted social security numbers and the type of form filed. third day delivery from others have been And remember th is: All undelivered refund upgraded to second day delivery, checks wit! be cancelled after Oct. 1, according to Postal authorities say air mail and first class Dewitt. mail will be collected, processed, distributed, Any taxpayers in this area who have not transported and delivered together. received their return should contact the IRS office So, come two weeks from Saturday, you can save at Orlando telephone 896-0331) or Jacksonrille those few pennies you've previously been spending i 354-1760). Persons living in the 305 area code on air mail postage. number may dial toll-free for further information — Bill Currie .. Thurdav IN - - -__ - -, ---, - - W_~~~~~~ —s- Are you a former member of the Seabees? If so, you're invited to attend a meeting of the newly formed Seabee Island X-4 on Saturday, Sept. 27. 1.I. .iviui "eu ix nviu ui we uuet reity Officer's( CPO) Club at the Naval Trai;ung Center, Orlando, beginning ct 9:30 a.m 300 N. }'RENCII AVE., SANFORD, FIJi. 32771 Area Code 322.11( .&3l.ggg3 - - _,~ - lAIt ' \DI ,s..,inf V Damage Strip At Thursday, Sept. 75. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $150-Million N .0 Eloise IN BRIEF Teach es hand le Pa ii Painful Lesson PANAMA CITY BP-ACH were," the governor added at a Dubbed the Miracle Strip by dry up and blow away," said along the 17 or IS miles oi Pan- said was used as an example (AP) The Miracle Strip, a later news conference in Talla. lamed war correspondent William Canton, chief of the ama City Beach into Walton during fierce local opposition to Home De liver: Week. 56 cents; Month , *2.40; 6 Iorths *14.20; Beirut Violence Tapers sparkling white-sand play. hassee. Ernie Pyle shortly before World Bureau of Beaches and Shores. County," Canton said. Off, the setback line as on" tha l. Year. $28.40. B Mail. In florida same as home delivery. All ground for thousands of SUflThe Miracle Strip ur.doubtWar II, the beach area im"They've got to come back; it's Askew pointed out th that 'ther mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, 516.20; 12 Months, $3240 " e would withstand a substantial _________ burned tourists, may never be edly will be reconstructed. But inediately west of Panarlia City just a question of how they structures that got hit the hard. storin." Are you still awaiting a refund from the Internal the same. the painful lessons of Hurricane has experienced phenomenal come back." Revenue Service (IRS)? eat were the ones closest to the "To allow it to be rebuilt ii BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Gov. Reubin A:ikew and other Eloise will most likely force re. Vowth in recent years and has — Shooting in Beirut ered According to the district office of IRS, some 8,361 shore." that .same spot certainly woulti off today after a night of Carlton and Askew envision a officials called Wednesday for location of the devastated mo- become one of Florida's Floridians have undelivered refund checks totaling He pointed to the smashed not be the wise thin g ," ANke numerous cease-fire violations, but many of th e city's residents rebuilt Miracle Strip safeguards to prevent a repetitels further away from the aug. liveliest summer ed $1 million waiting for them at the that liarHoundtowner stay Motel, which he said off the streets because of snipers. tion of the ravages of Hurricane ary-whic sand dunes. "There's no --,r it's going to monizes construction of coastal The Clock Any Florida taxpayer who has not yet received "Security conditions are Eloise, which devastated buildings serving throngs of generally good," police his refund should call or visit his local IRS office as beachside motels, amusement headquarters announced. But there was sporadic shooting tourists with nature's sy3tem of Worth soon as possible, according to Charles 0. DeWitt, in some suburb6 and in the central areas and cottages. protective sand dunes. business district IRS district director for Florida. torm ( around Martyr's Square. Born, After touring the 45-mile-wide The most common reason for an undelivered Cast in one frain of referna, $3 billion is an To that end, the state will be path of destruction from Fort uheck, according to DeWitt, is that the taxpayer has able to apply a 1971 law est.abWalton Beach to Panama City, enormous amount of money. Cast in another it is 6 6 I lishing coastal construction setback lines. New construction is dent Ford to declare it a disPARIS (AP) France said one of Like all of the products of human skills and Its emissaries and forbidden beyond the lines cxaster area, bringing in federal two West African observers landed In the energies, money cannot be considered in isolation. desert of norRAY CROMLEY aid. MIAMI (AP) Gladys, the season's seventh tropical storm, cept by variance. them Chad today for talks to free Francoise DON OAKLEY We must look at it in terms of how it meets our Ctaustre, a Harmon Shields, state direcwas born in the Atlantic Ocean as the former Faye, downgraded 48-Year-o ld French archeologist held by a rebel band for aspirations and advances us toward our goals. Most (If buildings of the Mirton of Natural Resources, said to depression status, slowly regained strength. 17 months, acle Strip, 73 per cent of which This, we believe, is the frame of reference that 1150 million in damages would Gladys was midway between the Lesser AntIlJes and the Cape x be a conservative guess. Insur- Verde islands late Wed nesday and posed no th.-eat to land for were damaged according to loAmericans must use as they consider wheth er i i cal estimates, were built before Britons Scale Southwest Face ance Commissioner Phi!ip Ash- several days, tin' National Hurricane Center sad. Winds were Congress shttiM a ppropriate S billion to help the Bay County setback hOc .: Icr put it at $200 iijiliitjn. ctImatcd at 30 miks per hour. lubricate the fragile Middle East agreement which KATMANDU, Nepal (A?) 7 p • Two British climbers have Askew said some of the dam4i I At midniomning, the storm was located far out in the mid- was established by the Cabinet. was negotiated during Secretary of Skk Henry made ____ the first ascent L of Mt. Everest by th e sou th west aged or destroyed buildings Atlantic about i,i&0 miles east of th e Lesser Antilles at latitude SU VVVII ! !! I ______ The line runs through the Kissinger's last shuttle diplomacy. face, the Nepalese Foreign Ministry announced today. _________ were built too close to the 15.0 north and longitude 42.5 west, Gladys was moving nor- middle of many devastated beach. The problem before Congress, like the problem thwesterly at about 10 m.p.h. properties and owners must oh'I think we're going to have _____ _______ b'!fore American people is the great difficulty of Meanwhile, forecasters said that former tropical storm Faye thin permits lron the Cabinet 11 to take a long, close look at was gaining wind speed and could soon be upgraded Tie comparing a very tangible $3 billion with the infrom to rebuild. some of the construction," he depression rank. '.11 tangible we call the pursuit of peace. Given an iron_____ A survey of private and official research on said. The depression was located about 800 miles south-southeast of "It would be our hope that we SGT. RICHARD HIGGINS Navy and attended the First Greeting card publishers, purporting to act clad assurance of peace, most Americans probably the regulatory agencies makes clear what has ____ "some of those structures Bermuda and was moving northwest about 10 m.p.h. would come i with a prujec behalf of all customers of the U.S. Postal Sen. lIiggns Pentecostal Church would be happy to spend much more than that _______ made President Ford hopping mad on the sub_________ S.Sgt. Richard Lee of Sanford. simply won't be able to be built Winds were described ___________ ____ as close to that would restore the buildth e tropical-storm strength of Survivors include his vice, ha ve filed suit in U.S. Court of Appeals in princely sum, but ___________ ____ is no more th an the .iect. _______ (U.S. Al Rct wife back in the exact location they 39 m.p.h, 50, of Lake Mrs. Eva ing.s and the dune system all ______ Washington, D.C. to overturn recent Postal Rate '$ Murray, Sanford; two Mary, died Tuesday. Born in fact that a military separation of forces between Harassed by Inflation and unemployment that daughters, Mrs. Edna Stroud Commission rulings that will allow a 30-per cent ____ Alexandria, Va., he came t Israel and Egypt will continue, that the momentum won't go away. Mr. Ford can make no sense o-It atid retired and Mrs. Melvetta Gail Crews, increase ip the cost of a first-class stamp by P% . Lake Mary in 1969 for continuing peace efforts has been preserved of agencies, set up to help the citizen but which year's end both of Sanford; four sons, from 10 cents to 13 cents, from the Air Force after and that some time to negotiate has been gained, actually encourage inefficiency and discourage James M. Jr. and David Philip "We are asking the appeals court to pre- tent years of service competition, inhibiting the adoption of new In diplomatic terms, these are enormous I"- % I I " .- . — this unreasonable boost in the cost of first-clam Sur%ivors Include his mother Murray, both of Sanford, Allen SEPITENIBER24 DISCHARGES technology on which lower prices and higher .e postage, which further interferes with an inADMISSIONS strides, but it might be helpful if Americans conSanford: 04 Mrs. Pearl Higgins, Lake Murray, Geneva and Marion employment depend. Not to men Leo Cavenaugh, Magnolia, dividuals' right ti on U Sa nford: to communicate," says Robert Henry K. Alpaugh sider some more readily meas urable aspects of th e SEPT. 25 Sanford Optimists awardscountry will, in the long pull, go down the drain Mary; sister, Mrs. Melba N.C.; sister, Mrs. Hattie H. Busier, president of the National Association Edward Burke Cherone L. Cooper agreement. Scouting Roundup, 7:30 p.m., instehlation banquet, 7 p.m., Becker, and brother, Clayton Nicho technologically unless we match our competitors ls, Wilmington, N.C.; two of Greeting Card Publishers. "We do so not only Alsine N. Darsey Bernard Chambers .; Higgins both of Alexandria. Winter Springs Elementary Mayfair Country Club. As Secretary of State Henry Kissinger — A. In West Germany, Japan and elsewhere. but lal brothers, Leonard Percy for our own industry, whose products account for I Ora B. Cooks Mamie L. Denton • School for boys 8-10 interested SEPT. 27 Fune ra l services and reminded us recently, the $3 billion he requests What these studies say Is clear, Lakeshla Cutler only 10 per cent of first-class mail usage, but for Arthena Gibbs will be in Alexandria, Brisson Murray, Hyattsville, Md. and In Scouting in Wekiva District. from Congress in assistance to Egypt and Israel is All-day shobt sponsored by John Dawson Murray, Newport Minnie D. Ethridge Edward Gross Funeral Home is in charge Discouragement Of new techniques comes " Casselberry Junior Woman's Seminole County Gun and only a "few hundred million dollars more" than we of a News, Va.; seven grand- E. B. lludson first-class stamps but have no organization or Mary F. Jackson local arrangements. from the delays regulatory agencies seem to Club "American Caravan of Archery Association, Osceola children; one great-grandson Ifelen means of M. Kolroy would have iven Protesting." Oreanor Pearson 9 the two countries in assistance delight in. months spent nitpicking over Fashions" from 1800's to airfield range near Geneva. and a number of nieces and Jammie L. King JAMES MURRAY SR. 011ie M. Shelby anyway without any agreement at all. oIures and the form in which the regulated While greeting cards may account for only 10 present, 8 p.m., Woman's Food available. Pistol, tr ap and nephews. Mary W. Kudlak Russell Sheibenberger James Melveard Murray Sr., In purely materialistic and pragmatic terms, companies make their reports and thei,r per cent of all first-chm mail, they account for Clubhouse on Overbrook Drive, archery. _, Gramkow Funeral Home in Roxie I,ee Wilcey J. Sipes 62 of Mullet Lake Park petitions. 100 per cent of the greeting card business. Since Casselberry. Narrative film the several hundred million dollars is probably ______________ (1-led charge of arrangements. Jay Rambo George Smith Glaucoma Screening by Wednesday at Seminole _______________________ m and music by Sthinole Singers. os t cards are ma il ed, a 30 per cent rise in Commissioners about the price o a major military alert of the kind are, on the whole, more inAlfred Rockmore Flo rida Society for Prevention Fannie M. Willis Memorial Hospital. He was a cost of postage will result In a drastic decline t staged by the United States of America in 1973 terested in form than in substance. Primarily, Funeral Notice Martha W heat Robert J. Carroll, DeBary of Blindness, 1-5 p.m., Sanford SEPT. 26 native of Watha N.C. and had card sales, the industry fears. Chanthia Williams William when the Russians threatened to intervene in the One report indicates, because they're afraid to Donaghy, DeBary Sanford Kiwanis and Sunrise Plaza, for ages 25 and over. lived in Snlord for the past 18 MURRAY JAMFS MELattack the real issues. For such attacks would As Busier puts it: "These are the little ties that Nedia N. Willingham Yom Kippur War and certainly not much less Bernice Koppenaal, DeBary Kiwanis educational meeting, ' VEARO, SR Funeral Services - ear s. He was a veteran of _____ VFW Post and Auxiliary down the middle bind families and friends together across Edna Reilly, DeBary Alvin H. Morton, Geneva ' Jpmp Melvatd Murray Sr. n.m., Cavalier Motel. Open to th an the cost of the massive U. S. airlift of arms to lead to clashes WWII having served in t he U.S. 10050 annual Lite -A-Bike most commisslor,ers seem é7. of M,,llfii Like Park. *ho died continent. Every penny Increase in the cost of Laura N. Schultz, DeBary Mable A. Browne, Lake Mary all members. 1111111111 ", " Israel during that same period. If assistance now too nervous to face. So they take the coward's Wdndiv .t Seminole Cnss?lberry mailing a personal note cuts back dnamaticall) _______________________ Francis E, Crispino, Deltona 1tr Hawkins, Osteen kamm Norman deVere Howard program, Mmrij,l Hcicoiial will be held v.a.v'i' nrevents renetition of either of these e'iisMec the nnt ,n,I,* au.ni i,.a. uu i.ciuuo.i-L_ _1 .1 - W1mDnt,-v høinninu -- ----- a - IWI 4J trt')wi -r - " ; b""' '5 ,'" WI U)C tflC1IBLIOfl aname ao.iuy Mary A. Garriott, Deltona or soint " Claude Lingard Jr., Oviedo in Chapter, United Daughters of which arouse no feeli ngs. Free economic aid is well worth the investment, 10 a.m. safety check, folks to keep those ties alive' C.rrnhnw Fun.ra Home C),GDql • Emma N. Greer, Deltona the Conideracy, at the home of booklet, reflector tape and wn Fred 0 McCieary of Elizabeth G. Ryan, Delton I 1 However. we cannot look at our investment in Despite this caution, in most cam it appears, Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, 910 refreshments. it One hopes the fear is MSWAU~L A&r aII, in 11(011m m Bi,rii,t in Paola Church PH. 322-4263 'War tried tomolest me" Charles D. Reeves, Geneva the conunissioners inidirectly cii rr;t C.'m4ery with full the Middle East in only such crass tems 7be sneAk in ideology Palumetto Ave., 2:30 p.m. Miss , COUNTRY CLIJB ROAD ~ a few short years Americans have witnessed not military hnnnrs rpramko* in Rutherford D. Lee, Longwood through seemingly innocuous rules and Mar. 'ha Fox will tell of charter SEP`T. 28 United States is the leader of the non-Communist only postage stamps more than double but the _______________ hru. Patricia H. Curcija, Maitland nd other settlers of moembera Spaghetti dinner, all day at cost of the average card more than triple. People 1) world. Our diplomacy in the Middle East has been ____________________________________________________________________ Wednesday's high 85. Sanford. All Souls School, Sanford. have learned to li th In most of the unhappy cases, th to ve with bo e adoption of changes. hailed idelv throughout th e world as having s.... J'.LI III5I UVf 110. I%IifliUil WUS . . . . i u Still, i there may be a limit new technology is made impractical or ex. u to w ha t the public exhibited our leadership by giving Israel and .30 IflChCS. will absorb. Already, there are predictions in ceedi ngly difficult by the rulings of commission Egypt a chance to work out th eir differences in th e Partly cloudy to cloudy members who Indirectly thus inject personal Cutting Red Tape The list of federal agencies that bindyou L Washington that first-class postage will go as sunlight out from under the shadow of the Soviet economic and social prejudices through Friday. A chance of their will with the red tape of bureaucratic rules high as 25 cents within two years. into their showers, Highs mostly in the pressures and ambitions. divisions — preJudices frequently hidden by the 117hes US. News and World Report of Sept. 20. and rePlations Is endlem Back in the days when you couId mail low 80s. Lows in the upper 60s. a card Nobody could put an exact price on the value of secrm of cmw slqm in ft proctedinp md Now is the time for all who would stop ft for four cents in an wwAed envelope, the cry Variable mostly north and American leadership, strength and credibility, but slide into bureaucratic sodalin and be was all by a censorship which Often prevents disclosing government red trn." northeast winds 10 mph. Rain for efficiency In the Post Office. Editorial who voted for or apinst what. These we cW* governed by their elected representatives — not writers regulatly lambuW the deputment's surely the few hundred miflion, or even the $3 The Idea is to give Congress 60 days to veto :t probability 20 to 30 per cent by appointed bureaucrats, billion that is needed in the Middle East to burnish Listances 01 authority without responsibility, any regulations promul6ated by a fjj annual deficits and demanded that it "pay Its D 1 S through Friday. A Brookings Institution staff paper some time agency before they Lake effect. Such a check on it, is a bargain basement value. S.B. "Jim" QOWe own way." Today, for all the Increases in postal Extended Forecast back noted this all too common obsession: the bureaucracy has strong bipartisan support in Partly cloudy with scattered Sanford rates and cutbacks in service, the supposedly revamped Postal Service still can't operate thundershowers, Seasonable "Regulatory agencies. use minimum price both the House and Senate. 7 h If this were amended to read no rule or without federal subsidies. temperatures with highs 'Care Packages regulation to prevEnt low-mt industries or firms regulation promulgated by a federal agency mainly in the 8. Lows mostly It's rough on all of us, greeting card publishers from capturing business from high-cost actual or shall have any force or effect unless given in the 60s north and 70s south . The persons who donated the "care and unorganized, taxpaying individuals who tial competitors Fourteen U.S. mayors are threatening to cancel a trip to (these agencies) have Congressional approval within 00 days, this packages" to the Daytona Beach tides: high delayed or prevented a number of technological Seminole County Commission communicate alike,___ mainland China because the Peking government will n permit would accent the positive, 12:16 p.m.; low 5:30 a.m., 6: 22 deserve a hearty pat on the back for a goodchanges that threatened either to shift sub. the entry of one namber 01 thei group the mayor Of p.m. Port Canaveral: high Not since the signing of the Declaration of natured, effective protest of the high cost Of New regulations 311ued by the Federal stantal business from one regulated firm or In Juan, Puerto Rico. The thinese Commnimlsta take • has such a x1-given opportunity government. 12:07 p.m.: low 5:35 a.m., 6:07 Reserve .Sitem, to be effective Oct. 28, industry to another or to result give Puerto Rico is a "colony" needing to be liberated, and are In substantially been give the citizens to check the headlong p.m. Salaries in most private industries haven't credit card holders some much needed teas profit for regulated firms supporting the tiny but vocal Independence generally...," drive toward bureaucratic socialism and put kept pace with the Increased cost of living, so protection against the uncaring computer and Its is1and even as Or majority of Puerto Ricans have vroW to The Brookings study sdMs this up by noting. back into the hands of the people's represeri. Ir j Why should government officials be allowed to equally fallible human masters. continue their U S . . "No matter how beneficial an innovation, it has tatives in Congress the power I I. E . VI N ; 110.11E to make the laws vote themselves raises? For instance, if a customer discovers an error The chief of the Chinese mission in Washington. Huang little chance of timely adoption In a regulated they will live under. The state law authorizing these salary In- in a credit card billing cn other kind Cben, is responsible for nursing along the new policy 01 detente IS N () i. t ;iii N (; industry if it will lead to a substa ntial of open-end If they will but seize this opportunity and creases should be repealed at the neat session of credit, such as a checkin wILch has opened the way for Americans to visit the mainland. ralititribution of wealth among the re"ted write their senators and representatives to take g account loan, he will ' the legislature. ' M I'; TT H have 60 days to notify the lender. The lender in He needs to get word back to Peking that his government is that cannot be compensated thraugh some clever back into their hands the power to make laws, U Name Withheld turn must correct the error in 00 days or forfeit raising roadblocks lilt tries to score propaganda points by regulatory devi ce." was intended In ur Constitution. But the Welcome Wagon on Request the amount In question. link ing entry visas with political controversies like the one in \ hostc,'. can make it easier Pue'to Rico. to adjust to sour new stirroundins, and maybe put a smissle on our lace Chasing your tall won't help you make both ends meet. Relax. - ______ _____ -. The Price Of Peace Is Tt e Cost - R Snipers S French Seek Hosta e Release - - Ta paye rs Ra s ng . - - - .. ,• Businesses _____ ____ . The Price ______________ 9 s On AREA DEATHS ____ ________ ____ . HOSPITAL NOTES - •. 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Yellow hl U JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD MI ' ll' tary Fou :1 () - A I ii%f.A . . - ) Pages nninti In Irrin Slow down, This is a time for cool cogitation and efficiency. For I L. VA0I11pI1, ryisy SlUt unu uiu u.urrerii uusinuss slowdown as an d,t-.\ Stop paying through the nose. Or barking up the wrong tree 0 - 'Vt - opportunity to improve the efficiency of your advertising buying? 1' reaching buyers who don't buy what you have to sell. Try The Winter Park Telephone Directory Yellow Pages. Why, our Yellow Pages are the most dog-eared pages you've ever P. 0. Box 2073, Orlando, Florida 32802 Please send me your three plans so I can pick the ticket that fits needs. seen. Because they are used. Every day by over 90,000 people. We're not chasing our tails. We're bird-dogging business prospects. That's what we can help you do, too. Now we don't a want to hound you, but when our represimntative calls on you, extend him a v,elconied paw, or "" -- handl ç (1'/(-1i/1i Name W__ get foot ____ in the store - City - . P-:' .__,1P --- - - a a a a oommmommom Sanford 1111 SHIRLEY COOPER 834-97)2 CaseIberry Winter Springs FIRS[ First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando Main 011k.., Downtown Co),.9. Park . ' For Yellow Page Information, dlii 847-1177. retirerner: 327-18)2 834 92)2 Altamonte Springs. Longwood 0 my _____________________ !tCICIrOSS MARGE WILLIAMS - IW40 . 9 The Pentagon has dispatched its top ef- learning to fly the F4s when the Shah began perts, direct access to th e top Pentagon brass ficienc> expert to Iran to straighten out a supply buying F'-SEs. Befcz-e th The officials claim that as high as 90 per cent e F-SE crews are broken and a reputation as a man "who gets th ings of the disclosure snarl, which is rapidly developing into the worst ill, the still more advanced F-14s will begin done." requests come from Indi vi duals But this still may not be enough to d1rectly or i mili tary foul-up in peacetime h istory, arriving, nd irectly involved In the drug trade. 1) transform Iran into a major military power The trouble shooter, Eric von Marbod, "We can't fabricate a story or fall to respond," a It will be months before Iranian crews will be overnight, senior DEA official told our associate Bob Previously was rushed to Saigon during the final able to operate acme of the complex new planes Footnote: one reison for the massive over. hours of the Vietnam War. He managed to and helicopters. It will take even longer to train buying, commercial soui'ces confide, is that Owens. "All we can do is draft gobbledygook.' salvage or destroy msltlje equipment, which technicians to repair the intricate equipment most Iranian Officials are corrupt. On the other hand, the DEA censors have The big U.S. been using th the Pentagon wanted to keep out of communist when It br eaks down. Th eir grease pens freely to keep ine Iranian Navy won't be munitions makers keep hands. able to man some of the new destroyers for two Teheran. They are paid representatives In formation from the public. We Invoked the huge Freedom of Information law, for example, to get Under the noses of the advancing cam- years. which they share with the Iranianscommissions, who approve the DEA file on us. munist he hauled out merited electronic corrupt Iranians ually get The Pentagon has already assigned 2,000 the purchases. r,, equipl-T .n! on ''"".' an-lA n "" "" " 10 r (lst The (de imiduded a Sept. 11, 1973, memo about military advisers, kickback; time more purchase or. under the command of Maj. nameae plafles. He saved the United States (jers they column we had written. "The subject article," I) Hoyt Vandenberg, - to help the Iranians approve, therefore, the richer they get. a hundreds of mIllions of dollars. DRUG FILES - The Drug Enforcement States the memo, "indi cat ed that Jack Anderson Now ,ufl Marbod has been sent to Iran, is utilize their new equipment. But the U.S. technicians can't Administration has Invested heavily In gretse w8s Iii possession of classified Justice Deiumntteach tie Iranians Defense Secretary James Schlesinger's personal gjn ,j at ast as e supplies are pens to black out the sensitive paragraphs from merit dOcwnents." The rest of the memo, In. to work a new miracle. R ies t they are Compelled tojg.j dwnped on tbein. was 1e problem has been created by the Sabt blotted out. The accumulation is mount1ng meanwhile, Freedom of Information law. who has iiandered his oil WH= on modern with the biggest C'f explained shipments yet to come. "The c' viCtd drug weapons faster than his armed force ThIEU'S TRIP The real reason Souti Shah has bi1te off more than he can digest," pushers are using the law to try to overturn their Vietnam's deposed assimilate them. In 'he past tv"o years, lie President Nguyen Van Thleu said one source. Another conceded: "We are sentences and moIters are demanding file has applied for a visa ordered a staggering 16.4 billion worth to visit Britain, according projecting a massive snafu." searches to seek the identities of confidential to diplomatic Lurces, Is to settle there. He, military hardware from the U.S. informants, As a result, mountains of mwdtlona are piling therefore, has reached an understanding with If will be von Marbod's mission to save the One active New York drug dealer ant in up on Iranian docks and fields PIes, Shah from his own haste. The Iranians a the British that his six-month visa will be conare formal inquiry, for example, demanding aiclered "open ended," Helicopters and other sophisticated weapons are competent enough to operate a modern military whether he was being investigated by fecI.J left in He woul testor weeks, waiting to be asentiiet mactine once they're properly Instructed, But It agents. The DEA held back the d prefer to Li'.'e in United States Information for but U.S. diplomats have Iraman air crew5 simply can't braIn(Jf53 will take "a lot oihow.and-teil,' one owretuW the legal time talked him out of It. his lirrit, and then arrested him fcc arrival, enough to operate all the aircraft that the eager they warned him, might touch off selling heroin just before his question would hay,,' demons Shah has thrust tr,ion them. They were just trations, So he is now planning to reside Von Marbod has a staff of eight cnadr es- had to be ;nsward. in Brita in wtierc, his eon attends school, . EARED I .., - ( DOG SHIRLEY MILLET 834 92)7 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3)67 Del toria , , Aitcimoni. SprinVa A!.'.. Apopka T I FT iRlvt Holfn.r Plaza .:!r: - -' ' r" Fashion Square Dixie Village Pin. Hills 'c s OANCC AVENUE L.' ',', :iAL D' Dower Shorn West Colonial CJHP r .D i'OA[ ' Satallit. 011k. 5?rthQs Plaza '10' H'','Y 44 -..';- ;','. . . �- - - - - -- •.-=----7zr,-- flr.;V. jCflt - - r V ..,r - V. - - - . - -- - -- --- ----- -- - - - --------- -- - _r-- - -- t 6A — Evening h,r3kj. Sanford, Ft. Thursday. Sept. 25. 1973 I-- Court Decision Cited NATI()N I LOW AUTO RATES Zone Laws Said Thrown Out iT Under 25 SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments Quotes II - . - By DONNA ESTES IN BRIEF Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD The U.S. Supreme Court, in a landmark decision concerning the State of New Jersey, this past summer ruled that governmental bodies cannot regulate the size of residential structures via zoning laws, planner Bonn. Johnstone told city officials here Wednesday night. - Nixon Pressed On Two Fronts To Testify About Spying WASHINGTON i AP) Former President Richard M. Nixon [aees iiaowting pressure on two fronts for his testimony about intelligence activities undertaken while he was in the Oval Office. In separate actions Wednesday, the former president received an invitation to testify — and the threat of a subpoena if he refuses — from a Senate committee, and as directed by a federal judge to answer questions under cath in a civil suit. The Senate Intelligence Committee voted unanimously to in%ite Ntxon's testimony on a broad and illegal plan for surveillance of domestic dissenters which the former president approved but later halted. - his. Jonstone said the governmental units can regulate lot size, but not residential structure size, according to the decision. Asked what this would mean to the zoning laws in the area, most of which set sizes of residential structures of part of the zoning laws, Ms. Johnstone predicted the governmental bodies will continue with their laws until someone challenges them in the courts. Mayor James Lonnann in turn predicted there will be a number of court cases (lied locally. his. Johnstone, of the King Helie Planning Group, invited to the Joint meeting of city council and the city's land planning agency (zoning board) by Council Chairman J.R. Grant, discussed the city's goals and objectives In future development. The planiung firm has been retained to do a study of goals and objectives as part of the comprehensive land planning mandated by state law to be completed by 1977. The studies foe all Seminole's cities are being funded by the federal government through the State Department of County Al (a irs. 322-0285 T 0 NYJ1JfUSSI She added the construction of the county medical clinic currently wider way, represents a goal which has been reached. As for schools in the Community, Councilman H. A. Scott said, "We've got schools running out our ears," and that the municipality needs a community building. Ms. Johnstone said the trend In many small communities Is to use school facilities, rather than constructing new conuiiunity buildings. - 831•9774 .1 .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32773 JJ PAST— PRESENT—FUTURE CARD RA0INOS. CRYSTAL SAIL READINOS HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL AFFAIRS S LOVE S LIFE u-ni mII,i S.svth of Sand - n m ^ ^rest 0 V. . t — Yr Coo I' e 27th 100% Polyester with welt-stitched yoke self belt and brief sleev for - . - ih.• dress, beautifully detailed -- 01.1 thsng collard13(k vt Green. Blue - - - Rose Tj . -- nrst un'r, ' ( I. - - Free - - * _.. - - I I: S Jj Concert Set Q1Q1 For Sanford Tonight - - rdener Shouldn' 'Gras s —' Panel Plans Hearings On CIA -- - WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate Intelligence com mittee hearings have raised the Issue of whether the CIA is above the law because it is a secret Intelligence agency. The panel also plans public hearings next month on the CIA's mail-opening program following the disclosure Wednesday that the agency opened the mail of some Prominent Americans, Including a letter to Richard M. Nixon before he became president. RIGHT GUARD - Moore: Frustrated, Alone ) LOS ANGELES (AP) Sara Jane Moore says she acted alone and was driven by personal rage and frustration when she fired a shot at President Ford. In a Los Angeles Thnes interview, the first since the attempted assassination Monday in San Francisco, Airs. Moore said, "It was a kind of ultimate prott against the system" - NE6 49 6.5 OZ. TYLENOL - ...'-.. .........,, ere THE CASE FOR SERVICING YOUR PRESENT HEATING SYSTEM NOW..., 4 ' - 9.9 Daily 10-7 SUNDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. SEPT. 28 tailoring in Poly Glow, j In sizç 10 $hru 20 according to club president, Nova Gordon. "We want to use our 'womanpower' and our monies to do some th ing about the public transportation rxitinn C1I( Mi-.' (.-.,f-'.-, "Ut oiland Smford roun lar L tjgh t !t,d :t ie feel e should get together and motivate someone to do ' something about it.,, PARKIN IN REAR WHILE Other officers in the BPW this year are Laura Jo Garrett, / SHOPPING HOPPING ROJAY1 first vice president; Myrtle Gradick, second vice president; June Foley, third vice president; Margaret Ganas, recording secretary and Joanne Herringshaw, treasurer. 1 The National Federation of Business and Professional C I Women's Clubs, formed in 1921, was the first organiza tion In the -; world created to promote the interests of business and - ------professional women. U Its objectives are to elevate th e standards for women In I J(ir' business and the prof essi ons; to promote these women's ''Evangelism through convince modern day ' 'i i terests; to bring a bout a spirit of cooperation among busi ness and -. musical drama," is the goa l of Americanstoreturnto thefajth Ph. 322-3524 professional women of the U.S. and to extend opportunities to Nora Gordon presides over BPW, SISTER clubs. (Herald Photo te Agape Players, a group of of their forfath 218-220 E. Firs t St. these uornen through education along lines of industrial, s-dencollege students from across i)) Jean Patteson Concerncd with the moral tific' and vocational activities, r the nation, who will present a and r?ligious collapse of such a program of music with a great proportion of the nation, I patriotic theme in the Sanford the Agape Players hope to Ga Civic Center tonight at 7:30 inspire their cudiences to a t ( p.m. bctt€r war of iffp "ihti and -..-. DEAR ABBY: I love to grow There is no charge for the Sounds" presents a meaningful foul up film. In the winter, some plants. About a year ago, of those mailboxes leak like concert. A love offering will be alternative course to someone gave me some taken. Americans, according to the sieves, marijuana seeds, and I planted Internationally reknowned, Agape Players. Years ago, when them. Well, they thrived and collections, I'd bring mail in the Agape Players will present The group is beginning its are really beautiful. the program, "Sights and sixth year of national and in. from some corner boxes I have never smoked was soaking wet and stuck Sounds of America" to Sanford ternatlonal touring. The Aga pe rnarijw.na , and I don't plan to, I just one big glob, audiences. This musical drama Players now number about 90 together know it's agai ns t the law to protrays the country's persons, and have their The ink had run on grow it, but would like to know e ad. development from the first headquar ters in Orlando. -. velopes, and some of th what the fine would be if I w T'h ,,,,1,,n UI,VIWU. i - si iiy uiuy wwcraiaaa Loan moiflers tiresses weren't even legible. caught. cool and distant to me ever have needs, too, but your lack of The group uses colorful (Beware of the mailbox with Please answer in your since, costumes and their own discretion netted you land the big, heavy lock hanging In column for obvious reasons. Did she expect me to be loyal Manny) some well-deserved front. They are the worst of- musical arrangements to take a NO NAME IN CALIF. to her father forever? criticism. fende's for getting mail wet!) close look at America's DEAR NO NAME: Arthur Abby, I am 39 and only DEAR ABBY: I'm a retired Another thing: Some juvenile heritage. Their purpose Is to Groman, a top-notch California human. Should I break up with mailriuun with a valuable tip for delinquents will buy a popsicle, use song, dance, and drama to attorney, says that you would Manny just to make my your readers; If you have eat half of it and throw the rest be charged with "possessing daughter happy? LOSE IILI. something important or into a mailbox, and you know marijuana," and the penalty FAST ONLY HUMAN irreplaceable to mall, such as what a melted, sticky pospslcic would vary, depending upon the THE,N KEEP IT OFF! DEAR ONLY: Admittedly, legal documents, pictures or can do to the mail! quantity of marijuana found In we are all only human, but film to be developed, -TRIM CLINIC take it to If my letter makes your your possession. when a daughter discovers her the post office and mail it IN- column, just sign me. He suggests you destroy the mother's feet of clay, mother SIDE the building. El. MONTE READER marijuana and plant usua lly winds up as "mud." Why? Because in the sumIWAR f. lfll'ilTF. It'll geraniums. And if you're wise. I doubt if breaking up with niicr, the inside of that corner make the column all right. And you'll take your cue about what Manny eill make your mailbox on the street can get as it may even make the mailbox to grow from Grornan. daughter "happy." In time, she hot as 140 degrees, which can on the corner obsolete. DEAR ABBY: My husband __________________________________________________________ has been dead for six years. We ( had a wonderful marriage in every way. Our daughter, now 16, misses her father almost as Came.. much as I do. She and I have always had a very close and Rain and winds Hudson, parliamentarian; Mrs. Baker. 9-Hole Group loving relationship. Muriel Zager, membership; About six months ago, I met blow; -Models' hair will be stylec by Ruth Sleecter, publicity and Manny and we were ?ttracted Officers for Deltona Country Helen Wilinson, bridge. Philip Boyd of Princess to each other immediately. lie Cl ub Women's 9-hole Grou p for All weather coats, Margaret Beauticians. A new member coffee was was at my borne for dinner one 1975.76 include Pat Largen, night last week. One thing led to president; Muriel Zager, vice held by the group last Thursday by Jerold The fashion show will include another, and he ended up president; Therese Weiss, with 21 new members luncheon. The program is open spending the night in my secretary; Buhier Kauffman, welcomed to the group. The to women of the unit arid keep you on bedroom, treasurer; Vivian Taylor, first genera! meeting for the associate members. My daughter came home tournament; Martha Miller, year was held Tuesday at the the go. from a dale and saw Manny ringer; Millie Hurka, han. club. Bar Auxiliary "sx'ritlung the night" with me. cheap; Irene McDevitt, social; Luscious pastels There will be a golfing clinic She ran crying to her room and Elsie Jones, rememberance; for / 1 in or and beginners Seminole County Bar locked herself in. A few days Esther Williams, telephone; regular sizes. starting Thursday at 9:30 a.m. Auxiliary will hold a 'Get , later, she told me she "hated" Betty Nelson, rules; Nancy This will run for five weeks. An Acquainted Coffee' on Oct. 9, Ail 7OC N. Park advance clinic for interested from 1011:30 a.m. at the home golfers will be held starting of Mrs. Newman Brock, 523 OPEN FRI. NITES Friday at 9:30 a.m. The Alpine St., Altamonre Springs. remaining four sessions for this No reservations are necessary. All clinic will be held on Wed- For more information on the L ol Lkilor DLEfl nesdays, Oct. 1.22. For further Auxiliary, contact Mrs. Alan SHOE information call the club. Dicke), 13(15 Forest Dr., SanFirst day of re gular play will ford. 200 N. Park Sanford be Oct. 7, with the game of the 208 E. FI RST ST. PH. 322.0204 An being "Wild Scramble." Woman s Club SANFORD '-. Patty, SLA Pals Separated SAN FRANCISCO (AP)— With her Symblonese Liberation Army cohorts moved to another jail, Patricia Hearst finally was separated today from all remnants of the tiny band of terrorists that kidnaped her 19 months ago. The newspapeer heiress remained In a nearby county jail while William and Emily Harris, her fugitive comrades during much of the period since her kidnaping Feb. 4, W74, were in Los Angeles, awaiting arraignment on 18 state felony counts. - bridge or dinner! So suit-able . - I. i that fI'es 'round - quipment have been purchased for the el icbvthpnPW Th is year, the BPW plans to concentrate Its eff orts on ob. ta inIn some form of public transporta tion for th e Sanford ar ea, Hwy 17-92 - _______ it Plenty Ices the world, takes YOU to lunh — - ' P • dr'cs-u . The BPW's chief project is raising money for the County's Dental Clinic and over the years, several valuable pieces of Whole life readings: $5 with this ad! CALL for APPOINTMENT WHEREVER YOU WANDER! - - 5, Manson, Sara Jane Recalled CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AF) — Sara Jane Kahn and Charles Manson bought a lot of candy from Van Watson when they were children. Sara Jane u xsa serious pupil, but Mansti liked to y a little hooky," says WaL',oi. Sara Jane, now Sara Jane Moore, is In jail charged with trying to kill President Ford. Manson is serving Life in prison for the 1969 murder of actress Sharon Tate and six others. And one of Manson's followers, Lynette Fromme, also is charged with trying to kill the President., In a separate incident. . i 10 I - -. -- HOURSIA.M.-IPM &DAYS )l - -. IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME ODtS COSTUME... (\' 1 • - -. • MARRIAGE • BUSINESS Thursday. Sept 25. 1t75-7A — In Sa nford, the BPW has sponsored an offshoo t club, SISTER Inc. (Sanford's Interested Saraha to Encourage RejuvenatIon). As the name implies, SISTER's objective is specifically to ____________ rejuvenate th e downtown Sanford area. The group's first project in 1968 involved a downtown 'clean. up' -. wi th mem bers arid many willing assistants literally _________,. scrubbing sidewalks and bu ildings clean ______________ _______ UUJ,,.jfi SISTER really came into its own, however, when the Sanford -. . City Commission voted to close the old Sanford Zoo by October, 1971. The group determined to save the 50-year-old zoo, gathering petitions and organizing fund raising events. One of their I' __________________ members, Val Colbert, was named vice president of the fledgling -Zoological Society and many o th er SISTERs became trustees. "It ussix sears to save the zoo" said Nora Gordon, who this year Ls president ofSISTEl1as well as the BPW Club. "It's on _. Its feet now and can make it alone, so it's (line for SISTER to move on to something new." ,, : Today, th e SLSTEIts will present a $3,000 check to Zoological -: y-'-Society Director Al Rozon, the amount the organization had / i pledged to the zoo for 1975. They they start making for their new project. "Wha t we will probably do," sa id Mrs. Gordon, "is join with th e BPW and any o th er interested groups to see some public ...- , transDortatinn hrniipht In Zinnrd I nntv hnr lbt' I . In 1 t t.akc SIX vc1rs t' ; -s -fiT'lpl.i'1h [ Other SISTER officers are: Irene Laney, first vice president; Janice Springfield, second vice president; Vivienne Sweeney, third vice president: Margaret Ganas, corresponding secretary; V Margie Smith, recording secretary and Myrtle Gradick, . t" treasurer . i Xl- - PALMIST Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. UIVU-A Mourne, little girls in the The purpose of the contest is to raise money for the BPT's r .wic projects — but as far as the 5.. to 7-year-old girls in the area are concerned, it's a good excuse to have a lot of fun and perhaps In th eMissI3PWcrowna nd acha nce to r1de in Sanfdl ItChristmas parade. The contest is scheduled for Saturday evening at 7-30 m Thirty contesta nts will be competing for th e title arid additional entertainment will be supplied by the Sanford-Seminole Ballet Guild dancers, Emcee For the event will be Sen. Lori Wilson (IMerritt Island), Th e publit is nv i ted to attend the contest (children under 12 are admitted free) and later to toast the queen with punch and MADAM KATHERINE 831-4403 Clu sGoal Little Miss BPW Contest, nsored by the Business and Pro(essjo,l Women's ciut k - M PW) of Sanford. ,!~:.- S LONGW000 T ra nsport I Vvor afar INSURANCE AGENCY Ms. Johnstone, who holds a masters' degree In land planning, de fined goals as th e long range plan and objectives as short range. Grant said the city definitely needs two fire stations while council member June Lonnann said a goal should be to move the fire hall to a new location to permit expansion of city offices into the (ire hall. SIS TER Pool Efforts '1 PW, -- - £IIW$bIJ$U6 - - 100 TABS - - &"too Club Notes T:19L I O4 - - - - do - - - - - SEETHRU PROFESSIONAL HAIR DRYER "FALL FURNACE CHECIc' Prepare Your Heating System For The Winter Months Ahead With Our "FALL FURNACE CHECK." 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IRON $100 ,. �-- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . -' - .--' -- , ________ - - ------ _--•-- -- -- -__--- ---- Thursdy. Sept. 23. 175 SP O RTS Lity Lease Negotiations Spark Move 111141111~ ) 'a Connell Off Police Panel; To Oversee Sewer Operation Evenina Herald. Sanford. i By DONNA ESTES Longwood Utilities Inc. on the company Last week hinted that principals on the lease idea. He company would provide repair in HeraldStaffWrfter keeping the Longwood to bill customers for utility ded, "I'm not putting all that psibiliLy of the city leasing the firm will be back requesting said the land developers, who and replacement of major Utilities Inc. sewer rates down service, about Longwood Utilities in the L0NGwOOI) Council the sewer package plant and another rate increase In on the firm, have no desire to Items at the plant while During budget hearings, minutes." Chairman J.R. Grant has operating it to save money for January, the city for residents in Sandalwood, when a new Depart, be in the sewer business on a would Grant told Connell he expects provide billing by city Highland hills, Longwood Connell noted that billing costs removed Councilman Gerard customers in four city sub- mnent of Pollution Control permanent basis, owned a recommendation a t next personnel and maintenance via Groves and Shadow 11111 sut- for customers of the city Connell from the council's divisions, regulation requiring Class C Longwood Utilities Inc. It federally-funded Corn. divisions off E.E. Williamson Skylark package sewer plant week's meetingon the sewer police department committee, Connel!, before colleagues sewer plant operators be on the originally requested an in. prehensive Education and Road. naming Connell instead to a granted the privately-owned were not included in the budget rate which should be charged, job seven days a week at plants, crease to $9.50 monthly. Training Act (CETA) sewer one-man committee in charge utility company a rate increase Council member June lot- and was told the sewer charge Current rate is $4.50 monthly, goes into effect. Councilman Don Schreiner was plant operator. mann said the charts "made us is placed on the water bill and Connell sill he has asked of tl Skylark sewer package from 84.50 monthly to $1.50 Io When Connell broached the not present for the meeting The billing would II 0 HI COW n r . plant, be charged look foolish." Grant criticized coats nothing additional. Sky la c k homeowners served, urged that lease idea last week, Blair when the rate of $7.50 monthly to the company at the rate of 20 Connell's "I hear nothing out of him Association President Ron recommendations, Grant took the action after a lease arrangement be con- asked that the rate increase be was approved and Connell cents per bill. saying they required the city to except the perpip out in Korb if he may attend a Connell urged that the city sidered. considered first, adding he votedagainst the rate increase. Connell displayed charts of ( lo a ll the work and that it costs Skylark," Grant said. City inecling of the association to reopen negotiations with Armand Blair of the utility could not speak for the firm's Under the Connell plan, the several plans for the city to aid the city more than 20 cents each Clerk Onnie U. Sholliate ad. talk over the rates, Leltest - JLP ont ract Offer 1-101 101 1 1 pears slim, union members without a reconi. inendittion and there were reliable re. lrts ttwi Kermit Alexander, president of the union, arid the rest of titit NFLPA leaders were almost wholly against it. The union leaders had said Tuesday, when the talks broke off, that the teams would probably start voting today, But the Oilers arid Bills, clubs which refused to joimi last week's Five-team walkout triggered by the New England Patriots, got the jump on the other 24 teammis and it appeared they were On Wednesday, the houston Oilers voted early and unanimously to reject [tie latest proposal by the NFI. Mana gemen t Council, the owners' bargaining ann. And the Buffalo lulls i sued a 42.1 vote in opposition. Only two of the 26 teams tive cast their Voles thus far, but itappears (tic National Football League players are on the verge of throwing management's latest COfltract offer for a tremendous loss. And once again t he threat of more player unrest lootms ever targer in .1 ontract dispute which has been going on for nearly 20 months, Despite the negative reaction to the offer, though, the t- hancs of another players' strike a The offer submitted List Monday in I miieeting in Chicago between the NFI.MC arkl NFl. Players Association was terhad 1w the owners "our best shot." [jut the NFIJ'A simply passed it on to its S setting the tone for the voting, Spokesmen for several other ;eams expressed their opinions that, when their lKillots were counted today, the votes against tIM' owners' offer would be similarly overwhelming, Although there are nearly 1, )0 active players in the league, the only ones voting will be the members of the union, ¶he 950 or so who have paid their dues or pledge(] to do so. The verdict will be detertiijmi€'iJ by a simple majority, And if that verdict is to reject as it - ItM,'l'IMORI•: Api Frank "ii beat New York and the Sox, I on's doubleheader in New York Robinson and bog Powell are Indians beat Boston, Clev.!larxj "1 really don't like o (our as postponed because it with the Cleveland Indians now, could wind up third," Blair chances," Blair said after drivhiwant the Red Sox missed fac. but they could be key factors said. "That would be a feather ing in three runs to help Jim ing pitchers Jim "Catfish' again in helping the Baltimore in Frank's cap and show what Palmer notch his 22nd pitching hunter and Rudy May. Orioles in an American kind of job he's done. I think victory, "but were not dead 13-ott, will now face the (wi. League division title. Frank's really going to help us yet." ole,, although hunter undoubt. Battling the odds and the cit.- out." Baltimore has maintained al. cdlv would have opposed Balti. merits, Baltimore crushed the There's little doubt that the most a maximum amount of more on Sunday anyway-. Detroit Tigers 8-1 Wednesday Orioles, with seven games re- pressure in the stretch, inning If the gaima's are needed, Bos. before rain forced post- mnasning to Boston's six, need 15 of its last 18, but Blair noted: ton would play it.snakeup douponement of a scheduled second help. Any combination of l3os- "If they keep winning, we're bleheader in New York Monday game, pulling the Orioles to ton victories and Baltimore going to run out of chances," and the Orioles would entertain within 3 games of firstplace losses totaling four will clinch Manager Earl Weaver of Bal- (tie Chicago White Sox in a Boston in the Eastern Division, the championship for the Red tiiiiore said he was sorry I3os- single ganit'. The Red Sox, whose twinighter in New York was washed out, return home to open a Four-game m series tonight against Cleveland while the Orioles take on the hapless Ti. gers in a twin bill. "1 hope Booger's hot," Balti. Inure outfielder Paul Blair said of his former slugging teamCHICAGO (Al') The New pastime of diving into water off would have been a stcry-book mate, who has whacked 25 York Mets' Tom Seaver has cliffs, slapped a Seaver climax to a splendid comeback homers for the Indians after been to the trough three times delivery for a clean base hit in season by the Met right-hander. being dealt away by the Orioles now, lie's still coming up dry the ninth inning of a game the "It was a desperation last winter, and is P:; nonchalant as ever. Cubs eventually won 10 in the said the 23-year-old Wallis, who And, the way Blair figures it, Seaver's latest bid to join 111h. w as filling in for the flu-stricken Cleveland's chances of hurlers of no-hit fame was stint. There were two outs and an 0- Jerry Morales, the Cubs' finishing third in Robinson's tered Wednesday by a rookie 2 count on Wallis at the time. It regular right fielder. "He inaugural season as manager sub for (lie Chicago Cubs wtge was the closest any Met pitcher fooled me with two fast balls might also help give iloaton name Seaver never even heard has ever come to savoring no- and I was looking for another weekend fits while tie Orioles of before. hit sweetness and the third time 'one" are playing four games In New Joe Walks, knicknamed Seaver has gone to the ninth York, '1'anan" for his daredevil with no-hitter. It spoiled what '(Continued On Page 38) - dresses. AftL .. '. Long sleeve style. 4. . Polyester prints. Sixes 8.18. [ TbI Pennant Race At A Glance By ' ' . ' 1 Tom Seaver Loses Bid For No-Hitter In Ninth . . . .. - - . - - - . ,' - New 4: 8006 POWELL I '- - Boston Baltimore Boston 6-Home 4. Cleveland, Sept. 25, 25, ?7, 28. Away 2: x'New York, Sept. 29 2. Baltimore 7-Home 3: Detroit, Sept. 25 2; i-Chicago, Sept. 29. Away x- if necessary FRANK ROBINSON .' -, ThE ASSOCIATED FRESS American League East W L Pct. GB TP 93 63 596 6 89 66 574 3t 7 York, Sept. 26 2, 27, 28. - ,,— - I But it was seven so-called nonCC0flOffl(' items which continued the staleinale. They are the Rozelle Rule, impartial arbitration of grievances, representation on the retirement board, squad size, an agency shop, preseason pay and bargaining changes in the league*s constitution and by-laws. IF more negotiations are held, it has been learned that management would begin talking with an offer not as good as the one now being voted on. ' ' I isn't signed this year. - _ f 1' 7 Indians Hold Pennant Key Misses polyester 10.99 appears almost certain the next step will be up to the players. They'll have to decide whether to strike for a third time in 14 months, try tO negotiate again or continue to play without a contract as they've done since Feb. 1, lfl4. Ed Garvey, the executive director of the union, has indicated Monday's Four. %car (iffer would have been acceptable based on the main economic items such as insurance benefits and pensions. The players' pension fund, by the way, is in danger of going broke if a new contract - AL Orioles Need Help 0 uffers NFL C By THE ASSOCIATED I'ItE.SS JCPennev Tk..eA, c., c teve in Football's F'I* c k l e-Just L*ke A Lady ' 1_I. Football can be a very fickle Lady, She's a lot like the girl with kaleidoscope eyes ... so much to see, and it all depends on the mood she's in. After two weeks of the high ~ -- 7 7r~ school season, Seminole and Lake Brantley have been into the right end of the spectrum They've the green, red and blue tones of not great, either. And if Mark TOM SEA VER They were so psyched up they a victory every time Oviedo, Whigham can beat his head opened the second half with a Trinity Prep and Lake Howell against a wall for not corn- big enough lead to start sub. have been looking in the wrong pleting every pass he throws, stitutes. end, because the void says they then I can blow out a candle Generally, coaches fall into are winless. Lyman stands I.I. when I miss a pick. three categories cry babies, SO they've seen it from both Coaches must love it when a dreamers and realists. skies. sports writer picks them to lose. 'My gosh! Look at their line! Prep pickin' has been skimpy Ever wonder how many games We can't run against them, and far. Seven and three Is are won and boat on the bulletin they are so tall, we can't see nothing to write home about, board7 downfleld to throw to our NEW YORK (AP) Between old man fumble and I knew a basketball coach receivers. Who do we play next The tabhished National Basketball day. Sources high in both chases in 1976. Sources said the deal is far his brother, upset, it's getting to who bought N ew York Nets and Denver Association in moves that could leagues said the NBA 15 conies of a iiint'a , it 1-..-.. tho NBA - ---------- - hiernrr4w ,. sisi- week?" Thit"t . . —. The ii WI' tiiipieie. inc J hnhtp own. the point I should perhaps flip a newspaper Nuggets. the most attractive seriously damage the ABA's fu- is aware of and approves of the would strike story and gave each using e very advantage before teams in the American Basket. lure, Now at ers have not approved it. The cf)in. Or use reverse logic and player his own clipping to going out and winning. moves which are designed to the ABA when itserious is beginning to court suits charging violation pick the ball Association, are applying expected losers to win, remind him the team had little The Associated Press learned bring the Ne ts and Nuggets into challenge the The dreamer might know NBA on Most or admission to the more es- of the developments WednesYeah, I know, .. 7-3 the league as expansion (ran. Fronts. isn't a chance, was undermanned, down dep that he can't win the (Continued On Pg 38) bad batting average. But it's outclassed, etc. big game, but refuses to admit it for fear his players will completely abandon ship before kickoff. "They put on their pants one leg at a time, too," he says. not mentioning that the ot r team all wears pants double-i size. There are too few realists in BOB BH.ATZLER IA)U IS SAPSIS JIM IJAYNES t e coaching profession. RICK PANTRIDGE LYNNE SMITH ANTHONY HAYES BIFF CORRIGAN Whatever psychology a coach 30-9-2) (29-10-2) 14p— *W44 (28-11-2) uses (27-U-2) (26-13-!) (24452 tice, most of the players iow Seminole over Spruce Creek— Tribe should Seminole Seminole after a few plays that they Seminole Seminole Seminole , come back strong Seminole eitit can or can't win. Iluit's Lyman over Colonial— if the Greyhounds play Lyman Colonial , not will or Won't. But "can Lyman Colonial Colonial better than two weeks ago Colonial opens a mental a v enue worth Gainesville (sainLs%Ille Gainesville traveling. (.aines ilk lle oerLakcBrantley— poor Brantley' Gainesville Gainesville le Gainesville Likewise, there are similar ,rRockledge over Oviedo— too strong for Lions Oviedo Rockledge factors in picking winners. Rockledge Rockledge Oviedo Rockledge Tampa Temple Heights Christian over Trinity Take this week's Schedule. Prep— perfect record for Trinity Tampa Trinity Prep j, Tampa Gainesville at Lake Brantley, Tampa ThnIty- Prep TrinJty Prep -..-.Jacksonville Bishop Kenny over Lake Howell— h Gainesville is 1 1 Forty points Silver Hawks too weak Bishop Kenny Bishop Kenny be tter than Seabreeze and six Bishop Kenny Bishop Kenny Bishop Kenny Bishop Kenny Florida over Mississippi State— Gator fans will worse than DeLand. The once. smile again Florida Florida might)' Hurricanes are no Florida Miss. St. Florida Florida -longer impregnable. On the Iowa State over FSIJ— FSU fans will cry i'su FSU other hand they figure to have Iowa State FSU Iowa State FSU enough experience an savvy to Miami— Hurricanes outclassed Victor Perez, who beat up Cisco Oliver Oklahoma over Oklahoma Oklahoma laloi upstart Lake lirm.ntley, Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Tuesday night in a one-round knockout defense Tcnnesr.'e over Auburn— home team to win a even if the game is in Forest of his Southern junior middleweight crown, bruiser Tennessee Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Auburn Tennessee never claimed to be a football prophet. Ala bama over Vanderbilt— South's last tin. tall it a gut feelin g or But he did try beaten to lose this time Alabama Alabama itiateier, but I can't dismiss Alabama Alabama Alabama Aabana Unfortunately, Vie went out on a limb with a the idea Lake Brantley is very h aro inn— a close I . . . one roupk of upset picks and came up on the short G orgi a over South Georgia Georgia . itiuch in the ball game. Off S. Carolina Georgia S.. Carolina Georgia nd of a 9-10-2 count to trail all six of the Evening Kentucky over week last weekend, and home Maryland— favorite at home herald's handicappers. 'I Maryland Kentucky . field advanta ges. Good s po t to Kentucky Mary-sand Mary-land Kentucky Rick Pantridge topped the list last week with Georgia Tech over Clemson— Tech tougher than call for an upset, right? Only Tigers S correct picks, while Jim Haynes, Lynne Smith Georgia Tech Georgia Tech problem with going for upsets is Georgia Tech Clemson (,a. Tech Georgia Tech md Anthony Hayes hit on 11. Louis Sapsis got 13 Rice over ISU— Tigers can't be beaten In the the percentage factor. And Louisiana 'ighi and 131ff Corrigan was low man for th e LSU Rice in pickin' percentage is LSLJ 1St) iaj egulars with If hits. Haynes remains In first Tulane over Syracuse— maybe everyNng. The same as the T. lace for the season wi th his 30-9-2 mark. Tulane game being staged for purpose wane Tula ne Tiane Tuune Bob Bratzler, golf pro at Mayfair Country Boston College over West Virginia— my wife's of winning . team ilever wins iub,, joins the lineup this week and he's looking Boston College Boston College , Information Like that the Boston College Boston College W. Virginia does. Michigan Boston College over Baylor— a big win for )-ward to the weekend to see just how be mother of Spruce Creek coach Wolverines he target for guests (and for everyone else, for Mkhlgan Michigan Bud Asher passed away and he Michigan chIgan aylor Michigan tat matter) is still Jack Homer's opening Missouri over Wisconsin— my mnic*ei three day p'actices this home state eekend 1'-3 LII Missouri Missouri ek un1 i iiakcs SemnIrioL' I Missouri u.IOUJ'1 Missouri Missouri So wish Bob well and hope that 01' Man Michigan State over N. C. State— has to be a big bigger favorite win psel doesn't spoil things. Tune in next week, Michigan St. Michigan St. fine line conies in when N. C. State N. C. State Michigan SL Michigan St. Southern Cal. over Purdue-- Trojans just too lkL Same time, same raper. picking tossups. Lyman and strong Fore! Southern Cal Southern Col C Colonial come close to this Southern Cl a Sh outern Cal Southern Cal Southern Cal j - - New York, Denver Apply For Admission - ABA' s Nets , Nuggets , Want In N .- - - -'-' - so - - 4 Save 53.90 ,, " - - -. . --- ' -.,- S.. - on this hec r I price on this pair. m u, popular I 12 " Eveni*ng Herald s Fearless Football Forecast !74i. B/W "4c portable T.V. -'I--- __-) - - - -- -- N - - - - -- - Ii - JS af4f,f aVe 21.95 Only - S AfAM V19 31.95 #1322 1 Reg. 149.95. Sat $121. øur compact efectr4 cdryarjusl2rwjde,Fea,5 Compact washer needs floor apace 2c timer for permanent press just 21" wide Features 3 wash and other popular fabrics with Cycles and water hovel selection for automatic cool down. No venting varied size loads. 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Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 15 p.m. Store ph. 323.1310. _ ' .-' .' •-- .' ''... ' .. '. ' - - '' - "''' . - '-'_,'. , ",. - .- ' I' '-- . ' --- \' . - - - - .-' - '- '' - --. . -. - 'I .' '• ' '' - ' '- . .-'- ('ntfr.ued (n Page 3fl ' ' \ •'.• �A—Eveninç Herald, Sanford. Fl. Thursday. Sept. 2$, 17$ City Lease Negotiations Spark Move • ) SPORTS 4, Connell Off Police Panel; To Oversee Sewer Operation Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Sept. 25, 197$-11B By DONNA ESTFS Longwood Utilities Inc. on the company last week hinted that principals on the lease idea. He company would provide repair in keeping the Longwood to bill customers for utility tied, "I'm not putting all that possibility of the city leasing the firm will be back requesting said the land developers, vho and replacement of major Utilities loc. sewer rates down service, about Longwood Utilities in the During budget hearings, minutes." LONGWOOD - Council the sewer package plant and another rate increase in own the firm, have no desire to itenis at the plant while the city for residents in Sandalwood, Chairman J.R. Grant has operating it to save money for January, when a new Depart. be In the sewer business on a would provide billing by city Highland hills, Longwood Connell noted that billing costs Grant told Connell he expects removed Councilman Gerard customers in fOfl city sub. ment of Pollution Control permanent basis, personnel and maintenance via Groves and Shadow liiil sub for customers Of the city owned a recommendation at next Connell from the council's divisions, regulation requiring Class C Longwood Utilities Inc. it federally-funded Corn. divisions off E.E. Williamson Skylark package sewer plant week's meeting on the sewer police department committee, Connell, before colleagues sewer plant operators be on the originally requested an in. prehensive Education and [toad. were not included in the budget rate which should be charged. naming Connell instead to a granted the privately-owned Job seven days a week at plants, crease to $9.50 monthly. Training Act (CETA) sewer Council member June Lor. and was told the sewer charge C%irrent rate is $4.50 monthly. one-man Committee in charge utility company a rate increase goes Into effect. Councilman Don Schreiner was plant operator. niana said the charts "made us is placed on the water bill and Connell said he has asked of the Skylark sewer package from .4.50 monthly to $7.50 to When Connell broached the not present for the meeting H 0 m e ow n e r S k y la r k The billing would be charged look foolish." Grant criticized thuS nothing additional. plant. homeowners served, urged that lease idea last week. Blair when the rate of $7.50 monthly to the company at the rate of 20 Connell's "I hear nothing out of him Association President Iton recommendations, Grant took the action after a lease arrangement be con asked that the rate Increase be was approved and Connell cents per bill, saying they required the city to except the people out In Korb if he may attend a Connell urged that the city sidered. considered first, adding he voted against the rate increase. Connell displayed charts of do all the work and that it costs Skylark," Grant said. City meeting of the as5oclation to reopen negotiations with Armand Blair of the utility could not speak for the firm's talk over the rates. Under the Connell plan, the several plans for the city to aid the city more than 20 cents each Clerk Onfl1t H. Shonte Herald Staff Writer i By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pehrs slim. On Wednesday, the Houston Oilers 0n1 two of the 26 teams have cast their votes thus far, but it appears the National Football League players are on the verge of throwing Iliatiageinent's latest COn. tract oiler for a tremendous loss. JCPennev i NFL Contr ct Offer st h.p voted early and unanimously to reject the latest proposal by the NFI Management Council, the owners' bargaining arm. And (1w Buffalo Bills issued a 42.1 vote in opposition. he threat of more player unrestagain lommt% ever larger in a And once contract dispute which has been going on for nearly 20 months. Despite the negative reaction o the offer, though, the utuinces of another players' strike ap- The offer submitted last Monday in a iiteeting in Chicago between the NFLMC and NFI, Players Association was teriiied by the owners "our best shot." But the NFLI'A simply passed it on to its AL Help Orioles Need union iiieriili'rs without a reconi Suff ers scuirig the tone for the voting. men(Lation - and there were reliable re- appears almost certain — the next step Spokesmen for several other Jeams ports that Kermit Alexander, president the union, and the rest of the NFI.PA leaders were almost wholly against it. The union leaders had said Tuesday, when the talks broke off, that the teams would probably start voting today. But the Oilers and Bills, clubs which refused to Join last week's five-team walkout triggered by the New England Patriots, got the jump on the other 24 Icarus - and it appeared they were expressed their opinions that, when their halloLs were counted today, the votes against the owners' offer would be sinitlarly overwhelming, Although there are nearly 200 active players in the league, the only ones volifig will be the members of the union. !heDSOIir so who have paid their dues or Pledged Io do so. The verdict will be iktcr,ntiJ by a simple majority, And if that erdict is to reject - as it of decide whether to strike for a third time in 14 months, try to negotiate again or continue to play without a contract they've done since Feb. 1, l4. Ed Garvey, the executive director of the union, has indicated Monday's four%car offer would have been acceptable based on the main economic items such as insurance benefits and InerLsions. The players' pension fund, by the way, is in danger of going broke if a new contract 1, 4" -Z-: lnd' dresses. 4ftL Ii 10.99 Long sleeve style. Sizes 8•18. IIAIJIMOHI•; (,%I,) - Frank "If we beat New York and the Su., ton's doubleheader in New York Robinson and bog Powell are Indians beat Boston, Cleveland ''I really don't like our was postponed because it with the Cleveland Indians now, could wind up third," Blair chances," Blair said after driv- meant the Red Sox missed fac. hut they could be key factors said. "Thai would be a feat'i'ing in three runs to help Jim irig pitchers Jirit "Catfish" again in helping the Baltimore in Frank's cap and show what Palmer notch his 22nd pitching Hunter and Rudy May. Orioles win an American kind of job he's done. I think victory, ,but we're not dead Both will now face the OnLeague division title. F'rank's really going to help us yet." oles, although Hunter undoubt. Battling the odds and the ele- cut." Baltimore has maintained aledly would have opposed Baltinients, Baltimore crushed the There's little doubt that the most a niaximum amount of iio're on Sunday inywav. Detroit Tigers 8-1 Wednesday Orioles, with seven games re- Pressure in the stretch, winning lithe gaines are t;eed!d, lbs. before rain forced post. iiiaining to Boston's six, need 15 of Its last 18, but Blair noted: Ion would play itsknakeup (IOUponenientofasetwduled second help. Any combination of Bos- "If they keep winning, we're bleheader in New York Monday game, pulling the Orioles to ton victories and Baltimore going to run out of chances." and the Orioles wouldentertain within 3' games of firstplace losses totaling four will clinch Manager Earl Weaver of Hal- the Chicago White Sox in a Boston in the Eastern Division. the championship for the Red tiniore said he was sorry Bbs- single game. The [led Sox, whose twinighter in New York was washed out, return home to open a four-game series tonight against Cleveland while the Orioles take on the hapless Tigers in a twin bill. "I hope Booger's hot," HaItimore outfielder Paul Blair said of his former slugging teamCHICAGO (AP) - The New pastimeolthving intowateroff woulil have be been a story-book mate, who has whacked 26 York Mets' Tom Seaver has cliffs, slapped a Seaver climax to a splendid comeback I,.... al... ?...I ._i.,._ i_._ .n"ii ius iiii 4IJUJII oven to the trough Wee Limes delivery for a clean base hit in season by the Met right-bander. being dealt away by the Orioles now, lie's still coining up dry the ninth inning of a game the "It was a desperation swing," last winter, and is as nonchalant as ever. Cubs eventually won 1-0 in the said the 23-year-old Wallis, who And, the way Blair figures it, Seaver's latest bid to join 13th. was filling in for the flu-stricken Cleveland's chances of hurlers of no-hit fame was shatThere were two outs and an 0- Jerry Morales, the Cubs' finishing third in Robinson's tered Wednesday by a rookie 2 count on Walks at the time It regular right fielder. "He inaugural season as manager sub for the Chicago Cubs wtxe was the closest any Met pitcher fooled me with two fast balls uiur I,' 41 / " V k "1'-- j j V . : ______ V V .,. .: V jVI By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS American League East WLPcI.GBTP Boston 93 Baltimore 8966 574 3t1 7 Boston S-Home 4: Cleveland, Sept. 25, 26, 27, 28. Away 2: x-New York, Sept. 29 Baltimore 7-Home 3: Detroit, Sept. 25 2: z-Chkago, Sept. 29. Away 4: New York, Sept. 26 2, 27. x' if necessary V Z& M9 FRANK ROBINSON -i 8006 POWELL Football's F'I o ckle-- Ii Ust Like A Lady J I &Mlp -'-_ ___- —_' Football can be a very fickle lady. She's a lot like the girl with kaleidoscope eyes .,. so much to see, and It all depends on the mood she's in. After two weeks of the high school season, Seminole and z ., -. - - TOM SEA VER a Lake Brantley have been PCCXifl€UItO the right end O1the iJarn uiu. say ye seen uie green, red and blue two of not great, either. And if Nlark They were so psyched up they victOrY every Uff*. Oviedo, Whigharn can beat his head opened the second half with a Trinity Prep and lake Howell against a wall for not corn- big enough lead to start std). York, Denver Apply For Adm iss ion New ' . might also help give Bosto-t name Stayer never even heard has ever cane to savoring noand I was looking for another weekend fits white the Orioles of before. V hit siveetneu and the third tlnie orie" are playing four games In New Jo ..mt'øe h • k - ,ii,iiIt Wallis knikn.m.,i York. 'iaTnan"f;' hisdaredevil with ano.hitter,ft spoiled what '(Continued On Page 38) Ii - At A Glance Toni Seaver Loses Bid For No-Hitter In Ninth Polyester prints. But it was seven so-calI'! non. economic items which continued the .stleiite. They are the Rozelle Rule, impartial arbitration of grievances, representation on the retirement board, squad Size, an agency shcp, preseason I'Y and bargaining changes in the league's constitution and by-laws. If more negotiations are held, it has been learned that management wou!d begin talking with an offer not as good as the one now being voted on. The Pennant Race i* ans Hold Pennant Ke Misses polyester isn't signed this year. will be up to the players. They'll have to have been looking in the wrong pleting every pass he throws, stitutes. end,because the void says they then I can blow out a candle Generally, coaches fall into are winless. Lyman stands I.I.when I miss a pick. three categories — cry babies, so they've seen it from both Coaches must love it when a dreamers and realists, sides. sportswriter picks them to lose "My gosh! Look at their line! ABA' s Nets hec our lom rice n thsis 1 popular B/W portable T.V. — fronts. ---" Evening Herald's Fearless Football Forecast BOB BRATZLEB - , t Seminole over Spruce Cree k— Tri be should . come back son Lyman over Colonial— If the Greyhounds play better than two wee. ago - - - - V — - - E6450 Only*7 oave z Reg, 239.95. Sale $208. 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St. Florida Florida Iowa State over FSU-- FSU fans will cry rst FSU Iowa Stale FSU Iowa State FSU Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma OLI klahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Tennessee Auburn Tennessee Tennessee Auburn Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama , , indofa9-!0-Zcount it) trail all sit olthe EvenIng Kentucky over Marylatd— favorite at home herald's handicappers. Rick Pantridge topped the list last week with Georgia Tech over Clemson— Tech tougher than Tigers IS correct picks, while Jim Haynes, Lynne Smith Rice over LSU— Tigers can't be beaten in mud Anthony Hayes hit on 14. Louis Sepsis got 13 Louisiana 'ight and 81ff Corrigan was low man for the egulars with II hits. Haynes remi.tni in Ihit Tulane over S)T$CU1e— maybe lace for the season with his 304-2 mark. Bob Bratzler, golf pro at Mayfair Country Bos ton College over West Virginia— my wife lub,, joins the lineup this week and he's looking M team never wins arward to the weekend to see just how he does. Michigan over Baylor—. a big win or the Wolverines 'he target for guests ( and for everyone else, for at matter) is still Jack homer's opening Missouri over Wisconsin— m home state kend 17.3 S we wish Bob well and hope that Oh' Man Michigan State over N. C. Sta te— has to be a big set doesn't spoil things. Tune in next week, Win Purdue-— Trojans just too 1k s. Same am lime same paper. ' strong Fore! , V - ANTHONY HAYES Tampa Temple heights (.'hrtstlan over Trinity Prep— perfect record for Trinity Jacksonville Bishop Kenny over Lake Howell— Silver Hawks too weak Florida over Mississippi State— Gator fans will smile again G SOLO IPI SETS ONLY V Rockledge over Oviedo.— too strong for Lions Oklahoma over Miami— Hurricanes outclassed Victor Perez. who beat up ('tico Oliver Tuesday night in a one-round !.nockout defense Tennessee over Auburn— home team to win a of his Southern junior middleweight crown, bruiser never claimed to be a football prophet. Alabama over Vanderbilt— South's last unBut he did tr beaten to lose this time Unfortunately, Vie went out on a limb with a eorgia over South Carolina— a close one couple of upset picks amid came up on the short Zr 31.95 LYNNE SMITH - - 149.95. Sal. $120. Our compact L()UISSAPSIS KICK PANTRWGE 33-9-2) ' 1322 JIM I1AYNES -. * Gainesville oerLakeBrantIey— poor Brantley' Save 21.95 Prep pickin'has been skimpy Ever wonder how many games We can't run against them, and N BA -so far. Seven wid three 6 are won and lost on the bulletin they are so tall, we can't see nothing to write home about board' downfield to throw to our Between old man fumble and The tablished National Basketball day. Sources high in both chises in 1976. I knew a basketball coach receivers. Who do we play next Sources said the deal is far his brother, upset, it's getting to who bought 15 copies New York Nets and Denver Association in moves that could leagues said the NBA hierarchy of a week?" That's the cry baby, The Moves, if successful, front complete. The NBA own. the point I Nuggets, the most attractive seriously damage the ABA's fu. is aware of and wou should perhaps flip a newspaper story and gave each using every advantage before approves of the ld strike a serious blow at ens have not approved it. The coin. Or use reverse logic and player his own leanism the American Basket- lure. clipping to going out and winning. moves which are designed to theABA%henitisbeginningto courtsufts— charging violation pick the expected losers to win. remind him the team had httle Lull Association, are applying The Associated Press learned bring the Nets and Nuggets into challenge the NBA on most The dreamer might know Yeah, I know, . . for admission to the more Cs- of the developments Wcdncs- the league as expansion Iran7.3 isn't a chance, was undermanned, down deep that he can't win the (Continued On Pg 38) bad batting average. But it's outclassed, etc. big game, but refuses to admit it for fear his players will completely abandon ship before kickoff. 'They put on their NEW YORK (AP) Save 53.90 on this pair. Nuggets- Wantin • Georgia Georgia S. Carolina Maryland Kentucky Kentucky . Georgia 1aryIand . S. Carolina lar) land , Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Clemson (is. LSU Rice tsu 1St) Rice Tulane Tulane tulane Tulan. Tulane Boston College Boston College Boston College Boston College W. Virginia Michigan Mkhtgan Michigan Michigan Baylor Missouri Missouri Miss ouri . ivticuri Tech pants one leg at a time, too," he other team all wears pants double-i size. There are too few realists in the coaching profession. Whatever psychology a coach uses during the week in practice, most of the players know after a few plays that they either can or can't win. Thai's not will or won't. But "can" opens a mental avenue worth traveling Likewise, there are similar factors in picking winners. Take this k Gainesville at Lake Brantley, Gainesville Is 1-1. Forty points better than Seabreeze and six worse than Deland. The oncemighty Hurricanes are no longer impregnable. On the other hand they figure to have enough experience and savvy to la low upsta rt Lake Brantley, even if the game is in Forest y. TennesseeCit Call it a gut feeling or whatever, but I can't dismiss Alabama the idea Like Brantley Is very much In (he ball game. Off Georgia week last e'ekend, and home field advantages. Good spot to Kentucky call for an upset, right? Only , problem with going for upsets is Georgia Tech the the percentage factor. And in pickin' percentage is tSU everything. The saute as the game being staged for purpose Tulane of winning. Information like that the Boston College mother of Spruce Creek coach Bud Asher passed away and he Michigan missed three day practices this Missouri Missouri Michigan St. Michigan St. N. C. State N. C. 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"They feel their cash prot kill can be .solved with the sale flue Hangers have drawn over a million fans for the and consecutive The Washington Senators, a 1961 expansion tearti -hich Ilioved to Texas in 1972, never drew one millIon fans in their 11 years in Washington, D.C. Everyone 14 years and older will receive a 10-ounce thermal mug. Last year fa?ls got key rings, I Prep Football Plnvr fl --------, - I NEENAII, Wis. I AP A high school football player ss ho con ipla tried of iPness after competing in a junior varsity game at CampbelLsport, Wis., earlier this sseck (bed Wednesday evening. Authorities said the victim, Robert Miller, 15, of Ran. doni Lake, had been hospitalizeti after telling teamfllates Lw did not (eel well and later losing consciousness, oe - Sonics one stas put in only to discover that the lifter had jumped out and that the manifold would have to be pulled to repair that. Most racers would have just left the car on the trailer but I)ellarco and crew went to work arid set out to repair the motor. After missing hot laps and their qualifying heat they finished the job just minutes before the feature event. As the car pulled into the track and made a few warmup laps It was discovered that the oil pressure had dropped and the car was once again trallered. LACEY, Wash. (AP) Hick Turner looked like a slror,s bet to visit the winner's precedented sixth Grand National title. Petty's win in the Wilkes circle in his good-looking Chevelle until he broke a cam. Rick and 400 Sunday pushed his career Winston Cup victory total to 175. A trips 1(1 the plate ."That's just sshat hedoes. He had me fooled Instead, Seaver came in with .111 day." a low curve that caught too Scarer did not figure in the much of the outside of the plate decision that went against the chise population in the San aria is suit Detore the leagues Francisco-Oakland area. That (or consideration, I prefer not to hO into details Of it." question, as well as the (moant',al wellbeing of other clubs The comn1mssionmr admitted Ifld the desire to return base- that the committee's recoinball to Seattle and Washington, t,uendation dealt with both AI Great I I! O I IS -— — Effort Glory MANILA (Al') — MuhaiTh — and head-bobbing, buzz-saw All; an empty revolver, ac- but It will be early," he says. that the fight will be shown histoi'y. mad All continued his "peek. style. cording to Frazier — and "Frazier will fall, Frazier will closed circuit In 68 countries, aboo" psychological warfare Tile Flhpmo crowd, heavily started snappIng the luimmez. crawl.' He predicted some 700 million including the Soviet Union, people will view it, including a an angry shell six days before and roars, ever, i All's ploy of (TOIII New York with the report and Iliost watched fight In 25,000. their multi-million dollar After his workout, All sneaking onto the stage and heavyweight title fight. been returning to the stage with peeking at the challenger from "I am going into siler.ce," an a cordon of his entourage, behind a full-length mirror. obviously upset challenger said distracting attention from FraPhotographers and press after having another o his z.ler's workmanlike schedule of men immediately abandon corkouts upset by an All cha. bag-punching and shadow-box. Frazier and V.I.P. FRESH FROZEN rade. "From now on, my boss ing. swarm around All, FOODS (trainer Eddie Futch) will Once he climbed into the raft- leaving the challenger alone "For Very Impottant Pits" speak for me." ersoverthering,startlingFra. andfuniing.mecrowd giggles. He cancelled Friday's work- zier when Joe happened to All, meanwhile, is growing in ECONOMY out, glance up from his calisthenics. confidence and arrogance, peeMANY QUALITY SIZE pg) otzervers are wonder- Another time he producetia un dicting an early knockout. $ wilt 3." Th4Chafl7piOflhI3b(e'flw.. ing out first at the Folk Arts Theater, mixing bombast and theatrics with reu1ar routines. In addition .o blasting hits ponent as "a dumb, awkward pug,uglya3agorilla,"Auput. on an act In tf ring in which he imsimicsFrazler's ruining steps — "The rabbit hop," All calls II SEMINOLE STEEL BUILDINGS FOR EVERY SHELTER JOB ACT NOW ... MAIL COUPON TCDAY r,roii r'.'r End no-hitter. wanted assurances of the cIt)-'. aIss'q (I f•r th. lIsn bv IAague, Cincinnati beat Ilous Str;inge things happen in n *Itith I n'ay be ,s'ter,,l,d durin' the s',l te e ,IdMI live. W donned stadiurti and the lo"Itwasa desperation swing," ton 6-4, Philadelphia clubbed baseball these damp, Septem- admitted Wallis, cal interests seeking to purwhcse Pittsburgh 8-I, Los Angeles her days when teariLs I I MiPit', Sheds I I Ware4iy I ) H*y Ccvtet are play- previous claim to fanmie was go- routed San Diego 14-0, Montreal thase a team. "They wanted to , FI.dH) I I Slept I 1 0a.r' Ian's ing out the string and guys like ing 3-for-4 in the minors against trimmed Si. Louis 6-2 and At- see the color of our money," he ) P4*C'S• lIVe'S I I I I Gaea.i I I ,dnq A,,f,,% I Wit, RuIde'qs Jc*, Walks get their shots at the Denny McLain. "lie fooled Inc lanta edged San Francisco 7-4; I ) t4as'9t9) said. big tulle. ssithtwofastballsandandlwas in U Innings, Kuhn confirmed there had //' Wallis, recently up froni the looking for another one." keen some (IISCIJSSiOfl of cxAmerican Association, found AYE Eventually the Cubs won tte Seaver has never had a no'. parisian, an obvious solution himself standing between New game 1-4) in the 11th. WallIs was hItter but he's had five one-hitthat baseball has been trying to crnrcc York Met ace Toni -Saivr ,ntI :rn"y1 I ,inf :.wnlk in Ih. liIb ,,t(', t','f' .Irir', ).-:.r . "r .L: ..-. glory Wednesday at Wrigley butbothSeaverandCubst,arter In the ninth. Wallis, who was liberalions,ezDansinnhuIhe('n ZIP Fidd. Scarer had gone fl 2-3 n- Hick Reuschel departed after playing right Field in place of given serious consideration," I nings without giving up a lot Ui 10 ailing Jerry Morales, joins Cliie Attention Kub 1 said. he scoreless game and Wallis "Five years ago losing a no- cago's Jimmy Quails, who — hadn't gotten the ball out of the hitter would have been a big broke one up in 1969, and San infield in three trips. emotional letdown," said Sea- Diego's Leron Lee, who spoiled No quick Iastballs ran the ver. "Today, I just wanted to mother in 1972, on Seaver's count to 0-2.. A hanging curve- eet the next batter out. If I get personal hit parade. ball was next and Walks lunged the no-hitter, I get it; III don't, The 31-year-old right-hander _____ gave up three hits and struck at it and lined a sIngle Into right I don't." from out nine in his 10 innings, rais3oø ing his league-leading strikeout total to 239. It was probably his i 0 U last outing of the season. ,,,,, .,. ... - ,., ..', . . . of RM With 13-2 Triumph e$ () kL I a iic:J A, S \/\f I s \./\Ie S t F I a g a t e the radial tire people Reds 6, Astros 4 Pete Rose singled in two runs fl 3' • _ - _____ ____ _____ ____________________ _______ _____ - IIADIAL G250 $915 DELIIXE CHAMPIONtm OFF our June prices (- IYHI ii ASLOW 0U ,__ 'I 'Y '.'itt t.. _%_ I -. - Apply To NBA p -- .' - . ,• - L001e AGAiN. - STEEL BELTED RADIAL V-i STEEL BELTED RADIAL 5OO IT'SA[5AYLORJ Featuring: 'I * STEEL BELTED R!DIAL CAVALLINO' .,-. '1' PACKAGES (IO'ihIraIdofhthe 1kIt4I'St Iud,tT,v, t,t U'SC $2.07 FE since golnt, 3-for-I in the minors 11 arid willingly accepted a (-Ut AS... and old tire. collecting their latest flag with one of Baltimore's runs in the runs with two home runs, a . I, , against Denny McLain, the in his $100,000-plus salary. a 13-2 victory over the Chicago sixth off Lerrin LaGrow. single and a double to pace Los former Detroit Tigers star. The Mets, In a light for third White Sox Wednesday night. Angeles' 18-hit assault on five ,."My coaches told me that place with St. louis, only have The defending World ChainBrewrrs 10, IndIans 3 San Diego pitchers. WHITEWALLS Now you c.'tn enjoy the Scarer throws dead red and lots tti"ee games renialning against pions had the opportunity to George Scott drove in four — Ias.f Expos 6, CardInals 2 performance of radial pica *6 of heat and hardly ever uses the Philadelphia, and Manager Roy wrap up their fifth straight runs with a double and his 34th Don Carrlthers, 5-3, spaced tires at sensible prices. 8R71-i3 39.2 1625 $32.35 $Z01 white of the plate." said Walks, McMillan said Seaver's effort West championship last week- homer, leading Milwaukee over nine hits and Larry Parrish hit This 30,000 mile tire has radial i7I-14 48.7 675 J5 251 who had struck out twice and Wednesday probably will be his end, but lost three straight Cleveland. Jim Colborn, 11-12, his 10th home run of the season polyester cord body for smooth 1111 14 8. 875 419$ 2.9* fll nti grounded to first in his previous last tilts year. games. Meanwhile, the runner- was the winner, getting the (or Montreal. ride and handling and do'ble fiber- CR71-tI 5 7.30 4596 2*0 up Kansas City Hoyals won all benefit of five runs in the first Brases 7, GIants 6 glass belt for added strength and '4*7874 5 35 740 49.95 304 Open an their games and kept the sus- two innings. !Jng mileage. The wide, 'wrap- caes r l)usty Baker singled in the 765 46.95 2' pease going. account... tread gives tractien and '172-15 The Brewers pounced on tying run in the 11th inning and 7 around" 775 50.96 1)7 I ijntrol in cornering. All this "It was a lot tougher Job this Cleveland starter Fritz Peter- then scored the winner on a We also honor... J7S 75 623 840 53.95 330 •PIAr".':a' plus the smart ook of modern [*7*75 '65 10 915 C"49$ tlmuw," Oakland Manager Alvin son, 14-8, ending his winning bases-loaded walk by Gary La 55,95 341 'Ai'.,c,', i,.,, .r -• _,__. . , - --r:.k ...L:,.. _:3 ---iiituv-t'atra. uar* uumiueu. string at iu games. *4r'ce1.su.srsat.,. s-cUe. -•Ca:. 8:jcp-. The Royals went dow-n fighting, beating the Minnesota - '• • --. ____________________ Twins4-2justacoupleof hours "-'' , beforeOakland took care of the ____________________________________________________________________________________ (Continued From Page III) —They invited the ABA White Sax. of anti-trust laws among other i'hauuipiori Kentucky Colonels to In the other American that will surely come Jouui them)). Brown confirmed League g*nies, the Baltimore things have Vet to be fought. A pending that and said he and his ss ife Orioles bombed the Detroit Tisuit by the NBA players' union 1-tIle, who owns the club, tie. get-s 8-1 and the Milisaukee both ('1i)1 could get in the way. Hut _-.,• . Brewers turned back the Clere—1l**' IIIid St'ht'cr ssers,' told _______ sides are serious and want to litrisl Inlianc 10.1 A ,Inaihln,. ________ rJ' complete the deal, sources said. l.ly the NBA that a merger was header between the Boston Red ible. At the saint' time, "The application (for adnusSox arid New York Yankees was they were told It was entirely sion) is a sure thing," said a raimied nut. psible they could join the source close to Denver presiReggit' Jackson slammed league, that, indeed, the NBA dent Carl Scheer. home runs his first two times up would like Imi have theiii. Scheer and Nets' owner Roy to launch the A's to their big ---Tlit'n negotiations began on Boe met here Wednesday, coin victory. Jackson raised his possible fees the two clubs pleling a series of intricate neholile run total to 34, tying him gould pay to join as expansion 11cr,' out I r ,L I 'it r t) Ihi. 111,1,1 rut,' . -, European tread design gotiations that began a month ssitti Iilwaukee's George Scott hIe, Euroç*-.,n .it-i.ag,i tn-nd art' Franchises. LII bC t'-'t thu h*k g.ing If you oU a epoftacaf 0, Impart you ag&. NBA Commissioner Larry for the league lead, by hitting a f'.ar 1.-their l.It plus a filth ct-I is-It Lj r'i,d tfoniugtcr T'*-o Itrong, rlprct ptrfuemancr . . . and tMI'. antI liii. rndi.,l L'uly pliet 'l'hcy iiI O'Brien has ABA President s!o I t-lt i-m.cAh riding I'"l)rItwo-run shot in the first inning .h.ii you gt ssth tbc ('4vahhino I, g.r *a cup,-rti imIC cird body Plo'S id,' strength, John Y, Brown said. Long mikage, quick st.-rrin( re. and adding a bases-empty luLl n',,iitun-,-, Ir.idue't h.*ndling inti .ige and c-.uy h.sndlsng "%S',tr '-panie', smooth rid... all pi'o'.ided Brown said If the Nets and hammer in the third off Chicago and kng mukage' Siueet*'t" tn-id holds t1ht to pe. by four ray-un brits, a filth .te',i belt metit rt I", dry, Nuggets go ahead with their Fick le starter Jesse Jefferson. S-il. anil rayon c'ixd body. It's sportyn1un iiuit' toill follun* flttt tl II A . r I I., -i koing.too! IVU. UI1V . J , flrfl 3ICU clubs were moving ahead anyrun in each of the first five inCR7574 3 12$, In 117014 _;;.;— 5496 301 iIicI — 7? 1) $3793 1250 4R37i 1493 2 way. The Nugget_s scheduled a I Football rlings as Vida Bloc coasted to 5)9!s 38 COil SIIC PIRO1 4.393 '5 6495 j; 3) i.m. news conference in Den. bus 21st victory of tIme season 40 05 $4595 GR7OIS 6195 I 65 R$11 3)93 234 CR7$!5 1193 317 s-er. Meanwhile, attorneys for t*hind the 13-hit A's attack, lie (Continued From Page 10) ii*i 15 6595 135*-I) 4295 336 01511 5)93 245 l7&i 9593 3 4795 183 the clubs were to appear in a .ifilOtS 6995 left miller six innings. 365 1355-14 117914 5215 255 ft7iiS 093 33' 43 95 49 95 194 I*!O-IS 7395 376 New York federal court to file situation, but Lyman has the Royals 4, Twins 2 (17874 5415 267 1578)5 7393 34 155*-IS 43 96 4* 95 192 MPVSflP..$UI*'dOldt,. — — — — briefs which sources said were home field advantage and 1; p I.1-t4.Jt George Brett's tie-breaking 4595 1 6S*IS 5095 .12!. Del,.. Ct.,, t.. . -. NIa., ,fl1,.., ------------.- --------intended to head off any pos-- momentum going in its favor. single in the eighth inning ASP- •.. $l;a .id.bI, 'n "c'II s;,, P So, getting the ss heels in tmeliwd Na usas ('ity km t M insible suit_c from the NBA Play. .-, motion: ers' Association. nesota. The scenario, which could reGaInesville 20, Lake Brantley Tbx' Twins pulled into a 2-2 tie PRESSURE sult In the expansion of the 18- 14-.-- Victory not out of reach, by scoring twice In tile top of the team NBA Into four fire-team but it will have to wait one seventh Inning. In the seventh, $ 85 divisions next year and move week. the Royals used five pitchers Longhauler' ;': Julius Erving, Town & SemInole 34, Spruce Creek and the Twins five pinch hitstx,h players as David Thompson and Marvin 12— The 12 is against the ters. $,a.IYOII If 11lelp %Yebstr into the league, began defensive second unit. OrIoles 8, TIgers 1 1,1,1,.. II g h.bq laps '.' "t-,e. i unfolding at least one month lyman 27, Colonial 13— A Baltiniore's Jim l'alnier not___________ ..'iSp','il-'. 6pIyrsea ma gimu m J ago. As told by sources in both matter of the Greyhounds using clxxi hi. 22nd vIctory, beating tire wear _____________ __________ ___________ (5)75i33, 'i5')4$7 X19171Uh70313u, itt \ 7.)13 )1$l1iOt 3111 11379 3tisfxii 34)11 —Roe and Scheer, wishing to defense, port frolil Paul Blair and Lee '(*$ 3134 7'C'S lilt Zt'S 3l)IiI''3 "sl ''319 4ISi1)3'5 7112 ':''s 43t;lJ.)75 siDol > reopen negotiations on mi mflerh' Temple HeIghts 11, TrinIty May. The victory moved the '''i.'-.'2 7 . 1 :? -)'1 sisal Our People Make Us Numbc; One 4( Orioles withir 3' games of i'r of the two leagues, ap- Prep 12— Too much power for ",'241s31, had $PNv.'t."s i'" ,"' pronched the NBA about mak- struggling Hawks, first-place Hostcn in the Amen. Addt4,7t'.al'I9.jch. IL.tk _____ ices *itvin C$t0 • ing an appcadon for memberRockledge 21, Ovkdo 20—A can League East and kept the ship. Their intent at the time couple of evenly matched Red Sex "magic" number at Am.rcon £*pi'us • Dinus Club • Ccuti Blonhi • Layaway FIRESTONE STORE, 1 st. & French, Ph. 322.0244 ________________ _______________________________________________ smts to try to force a merger. teams. Nets, Nuggets - "I don't talk to him. I dOn't touch him. I Just watch. He can watchmeUhewanhato,buthe 4 Free kn "1 don't know what he's get- Vri • Frazier In Shell; All Continues Needling ting so upset about," says All. —SEMINOLE STEEL BUILDINGS— TO FIT YOUR NFDS AND YOUR RUDGET ' - MIAMI (Al') — The MIami 10 to Oklahoma last week, says against Okiahoma. two straight bowls (1966 and Tate says Miami fans should Hurricanes, defeated 38-23 by he hasn't seen a better offense "Miami needs a miracle," he 1967)," said former athletic get a good show even 11 their unranked Georgia Tech last since he's been coaching. said, director and couch Charlie team does get beaten, The Aodated Press Back of week, face top-ranked Okla. "They'll have to have a bad the Week. Miami scheduled Oklahoma Tate, now of the Jacksonville homa here Friday In tne second day to be beaten," Majors said and other football powers a few Express of the Wprld Football He got his chance Saturday game on a schedule that should of the Sooners. Next week Miami plays at years back in an attempt to League. Nebraska, ranked No. 4. The shen starting t.ailback Tommy tories. burgh's leading rusher against ange Howl, F'oulks came to the sideline and now the schedule looks ra.ed Notre Dame an Nov. 22 Pittsburgh head coach John. Oklahoma, said the hurricanes "Al that time we were ranked even more awesome than it and 19th ranked Florida the near theend of thefirst quarter. fly Majors, whose team fell 46- will need more than luck 10th in the natIon and playing in looked then," he added, next week. needling will have on Frazier's perfonnance in the bout next Wednesday(10p.m.ED1'.. dayi at the indoor PhihjIne Coliseum. Au Is a 2-I favorite. Outwardly insisting he u inarning cool, Fr'Aer Is beginning to show detinite signs of edginess, In fact, members of his camp say he is seething. Tbeydon'tcallhlmllSmnkjn'Joe for rmothmn. there was any discussion of ic)i a plan in the Al. meeting. The Al. owners did spend some time listening to a detegation from Seattle, where baseball faces a $20.million suit over the removal of the city's tsttnahnDecemberun. less it is dropped before then. And the only way it will be dropped is ii the city gets a franchise, "There was no discussion of our litigation," said Slade Gorton, Washington state attorney e.entmal 'Mv presenee slictent.'' 4ind Dave Concepcion singled in another in the sixth inning to ' to the left-handed swinging Mets Skip Lockwood, now i-i. put Cincinnati ahead for good. Wallis. s. Lxi walked in the winning run Clay Kirby, 10's, won it and "It would have been a good in the 11th, The Met ace said he Ilrry Dierker, 14-16, lost it. pitch if I had gotten the Phillles 8, Pirates 1 ball was inure (lisappointed in By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS The second game of the where I wanted," said the 31 Dick Allendrove :s three runs failing at his fourth try for his scheduled twi-night doubleyear-old Met star. It was a Guesswhat"TheOaklandA's header and Dave Cash and Greg nd win than losing the no-hitat Baltimore was piteh to set him (Wallis) up for icr. won a pennant. poned and will be made up as Luzinski collected three hits something fast on the inside the each for Philadelphia. Larry Normally that wouldn't tie part of a twi-nighter tonight, next time. It Just got too much Seaver will finish the season news — but it- Is now that Christensen, 114, went the disWith the sc:r. IiLd 1-1 in of the plate." with a 21-9 rccot'd dwarfed they've finally secured the fifth, Baltimore scored five lance with a six-hitter and For Walks, who Joined the ('fll3' by his 25-7 record in 1969, American League West. tIthes to chase loser Joe Cole- struck out eight. Larry DemeCubs on Labor Day from Wich. The season represented a The A's, who usually nail this man, 10-18. Blair and May each r.. 7-5, took the loss. ita of the American Associ- determined comeback from thing *Iown Dodgers 14, I'adres 0 earlier, took an contributed a two-run single to Miracle FREE HOME DELIVERY! .- -'ri; 't.cüsuii *10111 (Continued From Page 10) wasn't my best shot, but I'm not get. established by Calvin Harrell ting the job done. We've got against The Citadel in 1970., the Ironically, week priorDavIdson had said done and let Tommy rest," even that tired." to the game that Davidson said. some backs sitting here who Bolden's 59-yarti touchdown run ASU would have to rest Foulki Bolden said he didn't realize He credited wide recefvezs n do U Job." put the Indians sMely ahead on so he would be fh in the he had set any kind of record Orna Middiebrooks and Jimmy Davidson called on Bolden their way to a 24.7 Southland fourth quarter. A few days later until be heard the public ad. Wicks with springing him outand the 5-loot4, 174-pnd Jun. Conference victoq. Bolden approached Davidson. dress announcement near the side time ter time. Canes Looking For The Seattle SuperSonics an- F\J 0- II j t B I ci I.. 0 S t By Tom Seaver b "Tommy had had the flu," ior college transfer responded Bolden's 259 yards Is the best "Dennis came up arid said, end of the game. d ASU Coach Bill Davidson. with26carriesfor 259 yards. lie in the nation thIs year, accord- 'Coqch, the t.ailbackj feel like thrill fifth "I didn't think I had even run and sixth grade "He said, 'Coach, I'm giving It broke the record of 252 yards ing to youngsters. %tie NCAA. we can go In and get the job that much," he said. "I - Rookies Southern California ColIe'c" (',.'rdd Edwards, of Te,' southern; Frank Ole nick, Seattle University; Henry Ray, of McNeese State, Rruce Seals, Xavier; and James Williams, Xavier, JONESBOR0, Ark. (Al') — Dennis Bolden !tri-y would -. - .. I, The Th are the only ones who would believe it. It g like this: The star running back gets sick and the coach turns tø bench. He picks out Bolden, who is not even listed on the three-deep depth chart. Bolden enters the game, sets a school ruhingrecordandscoresthree touchdowns in an important conference victory. The story Is true. Boin, a reserve tahlback CL Arkansas State University, Is Six the National Basketball Association team for veterans training, Selected from 16 players at the Sonics' rookie camp Richard Petty has just about had every lucky break a racer siorked on the car right up to race time putting the motor back during his last pit stop one of members left the air tm. together. pact wrench, which Is used to lake off the tires, hooked to the the late models Buster McCulley and Chris Deflarco wheel causing Cale to be blackagged and put Petty back in the both loaded on the trailer before the feature even started, lead. After that It was all Petty as he picked up $7,960 for 2 hours, Dellarco hardly even got on the track as when th car was started 48 mInutes and 34 seconds of work. So far this year King Richard to unload, it was discovered that a puth rod was broken. Another has sson $262,855 in 23 races. Select nounced Wednesday six rookies had been selected to join and Maples, with no place to go, hit him head on. Both cars were beatable combination this year as he took his 11th victory of the 6.IRST - 1 IJr7 A'n,, (1) 1340. C ill I (V'S I Aid,,,,', I e'is'i I) 11) 20. 4 1 I ee Flni-t,, III 1)00- I) 17 it t1 ill P 14 7 547 7fl COWO - I 4ld*n AIbrdi 16) W) 4W) 'I tI FrP,Int ISA Ii) #4' 'S 001 Ic', ArAfl (1) 3 70: Q(% # tV'S 'A 5 571109: PC 4,1 - I lirt* A)b.ctI (I) jn 1I(V'S cgt FddvS.'mptp " 7 'on ' OQ,s': n.tu t 71'S (3 *It 'MOO P (*6) N OU PTII 1 I err) Z,trre' $ 00 71'I 100 7 RIbit JAtI £1 cviday's Ome. A 74'S 171'S 1 RAre. P.rp? 41)3 iO 0 $ Mnne' lt)me. t W P 111*050- 00 4*7) York, 7. It- .' 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The best finish was turned in by firefighter Billy Price in his 1966 Chevelleashe k filth Hilly had trouble with his car during the heats as he had to pull in and pull the bumper off of the front tire when another car pushed it in during a wreck. Due to his bad finish In the aeats he sthdedwayththebackofthepackof2lcarsandjttookoverhalf of the race for him to even work his car Into contention. Another Sanford racer Harold Johnson. - was having -h(-. hpt ---. after being away the last five weeks running the asphalt at Citrus County Speedway and showed that he still has one of the most competitive cars to run at VCS as he ran second for 20 laps unW the car overheated and began smoking, Ray Maples In another strong running Chevelle out of Longwood was looking for a good finish as he was running in the WFt'WF Mitwa,,I,... 10 rsevc.iana 1 R'Ppn af 4.w Vne 7. ao re';? Ve'r'A (Itv i fl5 l*rwi 11 (hiO 7 C'SIv flAfle'C '.Ch"dtjI4'd Todiy's Came's ftsfr,,,w', 'W'wt 15 (36k Ie'd tN&t7l'SAfS 17 11) Ft.lr&t (I.ømAne7vk 7 7 MId P1're' I tt Al RAItjm.'Sre' I 3rye' 74'S* And AlPvAnd.f III tIn) (I.I*nd IFek.rIl,v 136) t P"liw' 111*nt 1711). In) MIfww'4.&', f(',niti 11 Ii) ', VA?AS r;sy 99). In) I Cte'Iv n*,n. "h'du)e'd ,v - . ,. , . inc iunneu sportsman thampionsliip held over the car lost power as either a timing chain or the cam broke, putting him outof the event, Jal.Alal Rangers To Thank Fans nlorial hospital here for treatment of head injuries, a hospital spokesnuian said, arxi he died late Wednesday. P,,Ir CIP, Ic FnvIch Fai.rIaton over second - olace tr r,w,t;u, PIe,,,,,'p MpIni Wilt,' (Ie't A'.nA IMill's i" Ft I A P'Il 4 T F S PP i ç i ,r Lindberg howard and Ed Merdith for the first part of the race. As l-'pri ftp, In.' rInv.qlo - KANSAS CITY (AP) — Base- of their Minneapolis (real es- D.C., were among the questions kagues. One solution that has The couu,iissioner said the v.uuld "trire to riwke a deci.: tangled franchise situ. tale) property," said Feeney. facing the franchise committee heen reported would be moving franchise committee would sion by the time of our ation remained unresolved to- "Otherwise, the league has of- which rep*ted to the owners tie financially-troubled continue working and baseball iiieetings in December." day but the San Francisco Gi- fered some assistance." here. Chicago White Sox to Seattle _____________________________________________________ anLs may Lie a step cler to l'eeney said the sale WaS CX "The conimittee riiade a rec and replacing them in Chicago financial stability. pected to be completed within the Oakland A's. That omniendalion but no decisions would solve the 8ay Area and The condition of the (;iants is the next week. closely tied to the i,1ultltude of The Giants' problem has been were made one way or the oth- Seattle questions as well as the prcbleius that faced the major the result of declining attend. er," said Commissioner Bowie White Sax's money woes. LOW COST BUILDINGS • FAST SERVICE league owners at their one-day ances which baseball ((N1S IS Kuhn. "Because the recomBut Lee MacPhail, president meeting here. But Chub Fee- due to an overcrowded fran. uiendatjon was not acted on, Anerican IA!aL!ue dPniPfI I NJ BRIEF • e'P. (II, I, MrI,t Føv'evi Oh 0,1 t/S RFPPV Rinnse Allen 'P'vwrwi VIyøt RAe TnIt It. 197) - 'hrwpl Ye Rptt VPIve't 2i'd IQ1 rvIt ..p,,,,,,,,, P ttbv S'P Sh*mAnthtp A' Pe'Ite'r (Ip, 197 iIle' 1'.?. WAlk Ytril Fn,,$nti,y, *,'itrly CnIIn Wfthictdiy't Pr",'IPs . Major Hoople's Thursday, Sept. 25. l75-3B Giants' Financial Status Appears Okay or jrii t Crimson Tide will launch their Howling Green 20, Dayton 10 New Mexico 15, Col. El. 13 (N) Notre Dame 25. Northwestern drive for another league title (N) Egad, friends, we have some Company by a s&14 count. 20 with a 37-10 conquest of the Duke 40, VirgInia 13 ,.. ,. sterling prognostications for An excellent game is In the B ball . Ohio State 38, No. CarolIna 14 Iowa State 17, FIa. St. 8 (N) Vanderbilt Commodores. Ath you this week in a schedule offing at Faurot Field in •r IrI Ath It Pnnd,nn Furman 12 Kent State 22, Ohio U. 10 31, wa,,ona, eai•r In one of the great all-time Appalachian St. dominated by top Intersections) lwnblawhe Mlssou of the F tav'I l 'n.i Sr Pri1carnsna Okia. SI. 41, No. Tex. St. 13 Intrastate rivalries, nton's (N) clashes. I r9r.wnfln 5" I Pr$ Big Eight, hosts Wisconsin, of Pitt. 47, Wm. & Mary 12 Tigers and Rutgers will get Ga. Tech 24, Clemson 12 p.ç.,. 747 AV The festivities get off to a big the Big Ten. It'll be Missouri's Princeton 1 Rutgers 13 •t HIt together for the 66th time on the Harvard 21, Holy Cross 14 Ath Anrcl ¶1, , I. VI r.rId;W Ath 4nn RIo." Fnn'sfl start Friday nIg".asOk1ahona day as they prevail 25-18. I\() Ifl 71 SOA fl Georgia 38, So. CarolIna 7(N) Tiger's field. In an old-lash- Houston 33, SMU 18 (N) , I • I Rr,v'ttn 'hn'no brings its spectacular offensive other Big Ten clubs ac in for 79 501 II', So. Calif. 42, PUrdue 21 oned do-or-die fray, the Orange Idaho 16, Idaho St. 10 (N) ?It','t."rfl irrI 1975 mItt ' IS lAS 17', show to the Orange Bowl long journejs as Purdue's i ,, rou.. and Black will edge Rutgcr's Indiana V, Utah 6 Stanford 30, San Jose St. 20 71 IA Ft Pnna Anr,I '°' '"° against home team Miami. Boilermakers visit Los Angeles Scarlet KnIghts, 15-13 — bar — Penn State 37, Iowa 18 Auburn 18, Tennessee 14 Pr Wt'IP (nciI n'1 Sr Fnalith Rolling In midseason form, the to meet Southern Califorfila, iñ ci rnmph! IllInois 26, Texas A&M 13 Kansas 34, Oregon St. 35 lt I A Sr Frtolish Sooners will trample MiamI 35- and Illinois travels to College IA 71 Sil 19 C Ir,,.n P!.'4,,re' Now go on with my forecast. Kentucky 24, Maryland 20 Texas 32, Texas Tech 14(N) I .II;n p "nw'n ,; *n 14 under the rnazdas — heh. Station to meet the Texas tlrw' Oh Ancl MArc 70 Ii ii 31', P'I FRIDAY, SF71'. 26 Central MIch, 25, Toledo 36(N) iennsylvania 28, Lehigh 7 heb! A & M Aggies. rt''II qvr rèd'no 91 u i;', .... .• : Long Beach St. 21, Pacific 17 Rice 17, LSU Tulane 31, Syracuse 28 (N) 14(N) Th'I Saturday is loaded with It Fnnith Al 95 399 11'. F'."t'JtI, We see another big day for . (N) rq',.ti.'., Cincinnati 22, Louisville 2ON) San Diego St. 22, Utah State 13 II 'nqi Pt ii It Fncil,th . PI,'.t,.r,' Pt fl'r.on r'dsna prime engagements starting John McKay's Trojans as they WeI1ñ'/1AVS R..uI Oklahoma 35, Miami, (Fla.) 14 Dartmouth , 17 Alabama 37, Vanderbilt 10 7,y rP'.rw , ltd Sr FroI,tPi with UCLA'S invasion of romp over Purdue, 42-21, and ,, Memphis St. 33, Ark. St. 7(N) Va. Tech 34, Richmond 7 IS;,,.,. 'r.i nv RI.,. Fnalish Colorado to meet the Air Force we look for the Illini to surprise SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 ' Fr,.it,itn Miami (0.) 24, Ball State 21 Wake Forest 21, Kansas St. 12 levi Sr Fnolith Falcons. The Bruins aerial the Aggles, 26-13. Football I'.. 'rwi 'n Aloe' FnnIth UCLA 28, Mr Force 12 (N) Mich. St. 34, N.C. State 2-I attack triggered by John Two interesting conference S,r .? AtIjinti Arizona St. 29, Brigham Young Michigan 21, Baylor 13 Wash. St. 28, CalifornIa 14 I e"A t'r ftp, IrtI kepc,I.'. Sciarra will shoot down the games find Texas meeting r.'rrrlfr'.'1 Forecast 16 (N) Minnesota 28, Orsgon 6 Ore'. iIIfr.I Navy 26, Washington 12 PHI S, hO 1P Irt&,t I P'tttorP, Falcons, 28-12. The North TexasTechlntheSouthestern still smarting from the 26-3 t't r tnI.rle'.iI nc1 Sr RiUb,b Mcw'tre'M A Arkansas 17, Tulsa 8 I Florida 35, Mls. State 7(N) West. Mich. 33, No. Iii. 21 ir.', r P14.P,i.,y1,n, Sr HtoPt Prttrtt Carolina Tar Heels have the loop, and Alabama vs. Van- thrashing handed them by the Army 36, Villanova 7 ,r.nrooI A I,4W%tØ., Mississippi 12, So. Miss. 7 Boston Col. 28, West Va. 20 Tre'iP I c .LW)øIi". ii P4r.rfl' Ath. InI unenviable task of hosting the derbilt in the Southeastern. Tech lads last year, will smash . Colorado 35, WIchita St. 6 IrrIe'I 'v1 MIssouri 25, Wisconsin 18 ArIzona 21, WyomIng 0 In PflII.'WI1iWI Todays Oamis mighty Ohio State Buckeyes. Darrell Royal's Texas legIons, the Red Raiders, 32-14. The te' Cornell 27, Colgate 20 ptrp q Op.,, MAndy rr.,,r;vn (FMconi' 12 Nebraska 42,, TCU 7 Yale 15, ConnectIcut 7 Major League - 8" MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The Hoopie System gives the TheHeraldSerijgces nod to Archie Griffin and In ci ''r.".w Ppc? 1n It Wr'U'cn r',stIInn I'h It Wriecrn ICk W.rhp- 5th It Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. . Today's Budget" - No Order Too 1- I Small - and Packaging' <- ', - 'PS • ods Re•opns L4/ednesday,Ocfob.or 1 for 41 great nights of Harness Racing Action. a!rcondition clubhouse. • Grandstand adznissson only 50c. Free parking! • Post time 7:45 pM . * X. --- ----- I -, 'S U% ,, .t'. [" I LJflI " LOW PR1CS -:1 ,' "ew'a •Vacclnes 4 - - - - Supplies 'I lJpI)Iemeflb (Across from Dog Track In Longwoodj P.O. 3OX 404, CASSELBERRy FLA. 27O7 8301150 T'srsston.$ "5 z u..'. e- , . : .,',:,e '" --. -_•• - •$'.- " ,. ', ai Fsr.ston. Country ' . OPEN Monday.Saturday 9 am .5 pm =,.=_t.== ! ".C1i PICKUP. VAN and RV TIRES _____ •Vftamin PHONE YOUR ORDER - - '" r.: •Grooining iiii.I'i1 l.Msi I - . • Home of the Original TrIfecta uager plus win, place, show. quinel umwtdinijnthe 1 p --.. ______ - TiRE / c i �. - . . - - . - . - . - - . - - . 7 .- -- - - - - - - -I - -. -. - — Herald, Sanford, Thursday, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY Mort __ uL.. 6tR... \ I 'W/ 040% )( i YoJR lxr,.. (\ .%W 60LF E,(Pz.A:4 mlkr AiY c,% tRPtE WI_L. For Friday, September ( ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your promises today will lack your usual sincerity. At "P Lif t Thiix .JEVE ME FI CWT 4KEf K I~ 7 F (T EK6C:X I'm "Vlkyo 4DU TELL A &)t)U LIE ., -S - 0 .11 11 _ _ inclined to 23-Aug 22) You'll find ft costly and Keep confidential matters within the family today. 1e very straight- unrewarng. conversations with SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec talk will be played back and it in 20) prove very favorable to your CAI'RICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) that career. Have faith in your Steer clear today of one who has GEMINI (May 21-June It's not like you to carry _____ (: 20) forward TAURUS (April 20.May by Art Sonsom IF C LEO (July (mpAn 'i - TO IlArk A Written comments filed with the "Tinflife home On the 0 follow inn r1mir r ib#,d OroperIv Thew like of the Znninn Administrator distant from you major NW', NF ' SW '.ot Section 'ipie'irin the hearing will be IA 7017 Further (1P%Crbl a s NE of P'e'ird orally Herjni may be 5 P AA '0(1 (nrP,fl laIl fOIST '. DENVER TPIPLFTT - _____________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ on the felinwirm ulesfribed D'OOerIy WIN C'Iliulitl.-.. vI.1 .i, - u 4 7 TA5Ti •Q . A P401,V ?.PH/v5.. _____ - - . oft He had no reaso' to try a NORTII --- *. ----i Il J _____________________________________________________________________________ . VKQ1086 . ; Lancelot stopped _______ _____ V J 953 1: _____ 'I-'. '— I analyze to 74 have l •42 _______ 4 A K 105 BUGS _____ I 4 BUNNY _____ ____ k ____ ____ A This is OUR.. NEWEST IS THAT A CAR FU)OSY... ILIVIN' SEE IN 'rtR URK! AFT ER IT GETS ITS FIRST WA M GOING TO PUT' IT t,A..CK IN THE WAGE -, here going to ' ROOM ? ii Y ES .-.-. IJUST .- __________________________________________________________ 1 SNTITA -. !' ,________ g'EAuTy:2 1 z#" 4 t 1-14 '- _________ ______ 1 ______ - .______________________ . c 'Aw ,V East !nus 1111top 9 _____ 77% It. W 700 It, S 77% ft. E 7 t to point 4 heginning less roacj P , Firtber (1e'.rrh ns frontIrig TWO. ACC Or ding to the Plot thereof _________________________________ __________ . ' - ' . _____ ' I 'a " 1/7 0 , / I _____ Chic Young • ' • , ' I 1 • . I I I ' I l)bi —"-" ti . . W ---- NEVER GET To SLEEP DINNER DID WAS ALL 1Ar ' TO s<ILL liME SA,1.41L1 - stead of showing his five-card ______ L newspaper to a ___ _____ ______ ____ ! most - in- ____________________ N fine Oil the I etr UI SO-L, 11 INT,4,NCE, r Li I(.E IT - ____ — J _______ V 6 I a r - x.., I i r )j ,,. I : . - 0 I ~ Lh1 co 1, , 1 - I &W., - III ft I I I , (Z I ./ t,k,l PrJ f:1 I— I4 1 IrH I ,a.- dr~ )tZ/ ~, .1 -&4~- ,. , II ~:Vr-~~ I -. jif ma4 siwp i . _______ - _____ L - L - ,a ' ______ _____ l'Si,wi' ____ ______ TMI CC4 P A\ ' 2E ir.k I IT S POP ________________ EAAOUT) 5L - ___ 116 ~ ~4 -1 rrl, ~4-0 -~ (,\ I L "/ C . +i I ;, - - , ___ - ____ ('( L 7r , / I '415 t - OLD X _____ _____ :-) 1 I I- I i' - .• -.---.--',.. ___ __________________ ____________ _____ _____ __ _____ _________ ___________ _____________ WAS IT -, _________ ___________ ____________ _____________________ - ". _______________________________________ THE Mo$T ___________________ / \ L'- i1 BALONEY.' I'JO 8ALOfSEV' I'DUKE SOME SOUP, a /Vft( __________________________________________________ HoFgIgL 1. LIVING... DAY ( J ei.- - --..--=------. -- L -- -- .---- .*-* ----V of r jir . - ' ..-,. j ;c. r ' -- --'-I '" je h- (Il ) 111111, - jIi- '- ________________ __ — _ ___ It z ! WAONF _________ i if 'aI PESERT? NOWJ4EREi H I I SCENE! I atopw gg-,ai 4WISPI t FOR HELP! _______ "-: _______ - . .4, 1, ( 41 31!: ' j • ,4 _____ - ______ ,.. - _____ ________________ IS A OEMAWNDINC7 ile, . t,% I~NSE AND uXlR I ______ ' ___,0,0,""`" 11 I i A__________ £-,l-- 23M ' " ! — 30 29 — 32 ______________________________ — __ 19 — 46 — — 47 48 — — — — — — -- — .s Real Estate SEEK & FIND' ______________________________________________________ M 0 E M R E U I A V I E K R A M C S E __ w o it s 6 o P A 6 6 P Ia A T u o o ii ______________________________________________________________________ a, $ F: N N i A A R A FA F: i 1 13 AFT ' 6.23 (2) GFTTE0 Sir?.' Y.arri var..ruce trorn 10' lre F: A H N S F: Ia B A I H F: I A W 0 I I i n-mt 'ncss .ini '""""" i i.,, 'THE OTIIERSID( I I " OF THE - ts't ". i iiCW, IH "HR. DEAN MARTIN. RICCO" I Lii ____________________________ T I' L CI Beer Heart Is No oke Daily Devotional News Suncoat.3 Sunrise Dr - Lamb husband' s doctor told him on his last visit. fie was in (fie hospital with heart failure, lie I I developed a clot in his lung which cleared up and Own was ,*11'i"ll Ili amther emergeni-jo. oiften with shortness of breath sent to a cardiologist for a (24 ) JOHN A BALDWIN of present heartdiseas..Theterm I'.O. Box 1551, RadIo City New . term, but is the doctor's own Send 50 cents, a long, stamped, Ft H Ii,,,,sv say of tr)ing to tell your sclf-addrs.sed vnelupe, fuRl Roqers' - - ~HF,;i(n, dhA TIMIS FOUNTAIN can't get any alcohol. Often in the younger ones the heart has rout flrlye. 'a'.selbe-,y. Eli ,_i the ':nough healing power that the City u_i f Csc.Ib.rry. Florida patient may even get well . ey came rom return to the battle. They are then back JAWS . ROSER'E SN -- ., . mC$IA saiui D . L 1 I] . - ';cc ::; ,_'-.t., P.l' - . . .- I i _ i__ _ ' - -.- . - . . . . , ' .' i_ . __ . . _ . i - - I - f.-' - ' • _ . , ' &NZ1111111 M, uclzz~OSi . ADULTS 2.75 KIDDIES 1.00 UNDER - NO PASSES OR DISCOUNTS, .i F,.. I.. ' 7:30 - -_ tcl a - - '..,.. _.- .-, 9 '.)S,' i - - ii,- I _,, T.- :p - 7 Fo,' a Foot Stomping , Good Time Hsoov in the ________ nostalgic atmosphere .-.u. 'i'.5:t t - - : of the 20's, vIsit... (6) Young And Restless (5. 13) Magnificent ,.' .',,. 41 '_!,. -.-i -.,-i I54 '.. Marble Ma chine (9) Eyewitness (24) Book Beat U*ttle Rome ' . __ _ -- ,:WfK 1 FEATURING (44) Variety if S I SCOTTY MACK __ _______ HAPPYHOUR , S P M 7 P M _____________ ____ Join In with the sing-a-long happy times in the rinky.tink, piano & wash Dining - board atmosphere of the Entertalnlnq Niqhtly. 9.1 ~' Jolly Whaler Tavern. Open Paul Beaudette for fun 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Also featuring Lonnie Slappery I Come loin us tonight I the Piano. 5-9 p.m. Daily . HAPPY HOUR In the Lounge 3:00 to 6:00 Mon. ___ th M. - of Search For Tonorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Comny - . IN - Reservatjo, Honored 2S44 Park Drive, Sanford ~--~ .r s 1710 (2, 8, 13) J.ickpot ( t::• 11.. RI Auality Inn North 305.862-4000 1111111111111 • ' . 1. . . 321-0424 ' & 1-4 & 434 LONGWOOD c.. __________________________ - 'VR1SS -. AFTERNOON SukAx& at . ., ' t4i'llneott MIVfLWj" , is as foll"i medicines. IP-ril7iils Sheskn The sad part of the story is tOl( Concord Drive ('isselberry. Eta 17107 that the same patients go Oaf e_ii at Winter Park. (,r&oge back to the same environment 'uflty FlOrida Seotornbr t, )9;; - __ ~_i-, - - __ OHS (9) _________ .5tiperh terrifying No.1 best seller. '_"bu.uuI ________ ____ - Souares (6) lne Of life Days (24) Villa Alegr 11:55 (6) News OF P 15* a period of time can damage the (;fl, Vodka, Runt Wine, Beer. ____________ ________________________ heart tiiuscle. I have seen many puhIlatmon of hi's notice, the tic titi,is name. tO*it- THOMAS in t he hosptal, because they The terrifying motion 1 10 (2. S. 13) Hollywood husband what his problem is. ask for I'he livalth Letter Alcohol in excess for too long llUtItk'r 1, Alcohol, Whiskey, patients Lflllliitted to city hospitals ssith severe heart fail ur e, swollen legs or ab- I Picture from the NY Attorneys at law 'I'. 70 ) THE DEVIL'S RAIN (44) Phil Donahue Forinlormationon the effecl.s tlusband's doctor thinks that his III alcohol on the body, write to beer drinking sabits led to his file in care of this newspaper, Nntfre is hereby given that the TWUM (6) Gambit strengthen his weakened heart iiiusck and to prevent blood rIots from forming. Feeriutor of the Estate cf Frank I ombert White Sr S tl'*hi_i A Baldwin NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE ROC&G CJtA 11111111P11,111% am 00 (2, S. IS) High Rollers other medicines are used to 7S • Mister Neic3hborhood (9) lead tit permanent damage to S PLUS I -- RIqht (35) 700 Club 11' %Qd "SUPERIUDE" (4) The Price Is Prolonged use of alcohol can cr'uirthruii'.e At Sanford. Florida, within fu_s'r calendar months from (.'ownadmn, Pronestvl, Digox.in the 1WW't niuscie as well. Your husband's doctor evidently the dAte cii tI_ia first oublication of and s'itamnins. lie got a good this Nnfice Each claim or demand report on his last visit to t thinks this is true in his case. he muit he i wri'lng and filed In rtuiplic'itp, And must state the place doctor, but he said he hasa beer The vitamins may help some tI of resideor, And noit office addre's's heart. He stopped drinking beer tie is deficient in them. 'file shal you think It means, Your Gu( qa (41) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweeostakes (6) GIven-Take (5) Romper Room (24) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows Best 10 iO (2,5,13) Wheel Of F or t une claim'. or demands that they 'iv have 'iin'.t hit estate ifl th# catherizatlon test which in- and heart Failure. FRANK I WHITE. i Blood Fingers IS) Big Valley (9) Movie _______________ N the flAirronrof And h# Sworn to Ito KJ. Douglas Mike : I 1111, un3Feat Sat. & Service - ____________________ Ciosd Tues. & Thurs. (44) Unlscooe .':30 (9) Am America (44) House Of Frightenslein 6 - 00 (6) CaDtain Kangaroo (44) Fllntstones 5•30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) SpIrit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) "•' ',--.•.,.c- __________________ __________________ _________________ (44) Leave It To Beaver 9'30 (24) In-School J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 8 Lawrence F:. Lamb, M.D. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. DEAR [Mt. 1ft3 - I am CUlT IN AND FOP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ____________________________ writing Loak you what a 'beer PROBATE NO. 75.7$7.CP heart" is. I know it Estate of FRANK IAMBERT WHITE. SR - funny, but that is what my PG 11i FRI. £ SAT ONLY _______________________ 7-00 (2.5) Today (6) Nests C MORTGAGE O PT ION 114 SoeakingWilh News hidden name and box It in as shown: EGRESS ESCROW Ssrt $fl lews, . ,,s Ni At • '" I5 i The KW4 And His L"al Semester backward. up. down. or dialonall) In the puzzle. Find each 5rr'uinrite (riusnty Florida on the 770,1 d'iv cit September, 1975 Pu.tuIiu_i Sect 73- Oct 2. 9. IA 975 OFP IC.? PFP ics ' ° IOC i*si) aoa osr.s NIGHT MUPHTH!SUIF 6 30 (6) Sunrise _______________________________________________ ________________________ Instructions: The hidden names listed below appear forward. (IF BEAUTY under which I esoect to .rmof,ne i,_i businesS t io, Con DEP 179 , li- UTIt ___ _____ Your Hands SAMF:0F:TyERooBTAI.c,%1 is Adllary Adminittratnil C I A of the Estate of Of (nimtol sTU1rL _ __ Almanac E PM A U S A F: 1) 1 CM 13 I N A C V I) S DELORES SEKINEL Fisa 0 Zertenn ', Deceased, a ka NL T I 6:00 (5) Sunrise Jubilee -NI P Y 0 R 1, 1. R N N L A 0 1 V .1 E E S four calendar monthS from Tfl WHOM IT MAY CONCERN void according to law OAIFD SCf3ttember 17th, IllS _______ _______________r. _ 6'10 (2) Sunrise G A U F: S T 0 S P 1 A 0 H this notice Each Claim or demand itirtrierotionpri OU!"lit.lAnt to the domen. a chest full of fluid and 110 70 741 91V - R I Residential ______ _____ . __ o estate in the ___________________________ Speer *. Spee". P A I u_if 17. Block i FujI Addition to for Ancillary Attorney I rwkhart's 5 0 PB 1' P0 76. in AdministrAtris C I A 19 10 on Airport Blvd Section P 0 f_in! 1U4 fOIST ( $ ALBERT ANDERSON - 8* Sanford. Florida 17711 fl _________ within •• FeaLV,i _1M (44) The Mod Squad 17:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2) Tomorrow Show (9) Daily Word 6.55 (2) ) r)Aniel I Herodiowsort I srw'tt. A Henderson DAIPd At AlfAmonfe Sorina% Puit_iIl'.h Sept 75. Oct 2. ______ ____ i NI P S .NI K B II I K 1. S are I'Alkitolhorry Flnr;da 12707 said I' Club Almanac 8A`l09 FIOFIVIA'~'Atllfe% w4loreciiolleir _ i - I F. - Underdog MORNING I N ' P E I T it 0 M 1, 0 0 D Helaht'll row lion I. in Sect-on 11 21 29. I~p followinin dr%:fibed oroperly ______ _____ _____ All redilocsot tI_ic estateot ELSA _________ Friday the d'ite of the hr'st publication of 9aV-- 1 Residential lone - Rear Yard V'iriAnr. from '10' to 74' and I' V ;I) ___________________ ______ deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS any claims or demands which they I 21 ____ _______ Block 3. 79. cm Hillrp'.t Street (p1ST 4) a MAPY F. VON -' BA (10 70 13) _____ _____ CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR : -is ___________ ________________ ff- minnIP County Florida, are inciliflecil IhAf IPWV Are required to file /~. _\ ~ _:1., R T R R F: R N F: S I M 0 N F: V R V H H "firl ClAv of Sp011embeir. 191S Pt,I'ilith' 5t 7%. Oct 7.9. 1A iSiS All creditors of FRANK LAM PFRT WHITE SR . y,if'ic) died Aunu'st 77. 197% while a resident of [JAWS lit 700 Club 11:30 (7,5) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of -. i -.-. ) I __ — — — _________________________ F (44) Mickey Mouse 11:00 (2. 6,5,9) News (35) _____________________________ Friends (13. 35) Burke's Law 52 •INIRAL CINEMA CORP ______________________ [LRGAHI MATS.[InRYDAY1 TIt2.30P.M.-S1.25 _______________________ (6) Partr i dge Family (9) Di na h (24) Sesame Slreet (35) Rocki And (9) Harry-O — 51 (44) l;iv-how 4:00 (2. 5, 13) Somerset 10:00 (2. 5) Medical Story 49 Villa Alegre (24) Ai; Man Behiii,iim (74) LItlias. Yoga And You (35) Buns Bunn# Popeve And Piis (44) Flintsbones (24) Ctaslc Theatre (44) Movie 9 30 (13) Law And Mr. Jones 40 41 42 43'j44 (2 i'-flO (2. 6, 5. 9) News Live Quartet 34 — 3T1 — I ______________________________ — ______________________________ J — _______ News Beverly Hillbillie% (44) PArffldq e Family (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Jean Shephard's America (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges a•c (44) Spirit Of '76 (6) T,tttetates 900 (2,1) Ellery Queen (6) Movie () Streets Of San Francisco (13) Blue Ridge DAIPd At Altamonte Sorin NOTICE TO CREDITORS 5, (2) (9) (35) Lost in oac 13) Anot he r WrId Minute of I ct 'I Rlorh A Wes, Aitamorite ; : F-CTS WT ev- / _____ 5 u_Iesrrlb.'dprOplfty lot landE"iof (ct 'I, ftlnrk A West Attamonte Mi' ELXI HA SOME. ASSIVA ____ ______ ( 'P oF wiff — (2, roust be In writing and mutt Staff "Eiclitifw'. Ifame Statute" Chaper a dilated heart all from failure no Hillcrest Street I 01ST 1) And Post Office MS 09. FlOrida Statute, Will register tP_ierlaceof?IiidenCe BA (10701$) 7 SCOTT KINK the [wart muscle because it with the Cl erk of ti_i. Circuit Courf, In Of ** Residential Zone - address of the claimant and mutt be 50?v I u_If She Variance from 11.700 to sworn to by the claimant, hiS agent. and f or Seminofe County. Florida had been poisoned with alcohol. - ill _______________________ Countir, r'lorid3 Un,d@r the C(litious of CONSTRUCTION o"Ar"'O lIft 71'? 7(1 l,?Ii,' p )AA pesidariliAl office of Clerk of Circuit Court of (q'mnnle Crdiulty Rot ida. in the from VAr it-re , 11.700 to 1(1 Mi sq It on the toilOwing courthouse at Sanford. FlofidO, _____________ ________________ ____ - FICTITIOUS NAME 6 MARSHALL JENSEN — BA may P,vC AgAinSt . SHOItT RIBS __________________________ lot fu_fe su-ritied property Lot I and W ' ______ ~ 1k _____________ MARKET VALUE *A11i,KTAULE provided in Section 7331$. Florida v.4iith we pipeI to enGage in I EiNEMENT I TOMORROW: Nevada __________________________________ Statutes, In their Offices in the P's'siness at 911 Wymore Road. I CJ County Courthouse in Seminole Altampofe SprIng's. Florida County, Florida, within four The parties interest ed in said calendar months from the time of birainas'. enterpriSe are' PC I Country Etlates accordAnce with the provisions of 7cr_i. . I of Site Variance from the Fictitious Name Statutes. To 10.000 to 17)77 so ft on the f011owing Wit SectiOn 56: (7° Florida Statutes described property Boo at a point 1937 TRANSFIGURATION. INC which I 17(0' EM SW corner of Lot By S Amelia N Theisen. 7%, HInry Hill S 0 P8 IS. Pg S.cretary Purl_ilk Records of Seminole County. I yr_irhtietd AvenuC 1 01ST 3) __ __________ __________ _________ ____________ I CAL~ 1 55z;2; FOR HELP CALL a . . .. k 17 I _______ 19 — — 2"21 efflep of the Circuit Judqe c,I volved running sonic wires to PokilrnAd fnIST 71 4 JOHN N. COMBS - BA (1070 Court. Sem'nole County. Florida in Seminole County. Florida. in the his heart. lie's now on proflerty I W CAN SPLITThIS OS1N1'H I'l 5 1 K. Ryan 'i R.ENARI.,EV ________________________ _________ PY PCC4JN&____________ OUR P 31ES ONE1 — — — 16 18 Pos U *1 In 5pctmon IS 3)79, on hery notified And requir ed to file ATTOnNFy FOR EXECUTOR !(1/"'/t. . T. ___________ __________ 'cwA*, by %- leis s 2s, l4i O ft In mint of .#nninq b" for romi Further described as - (4e,_ir Y,_ir fI v'in,arxe from 30' to It' i_in the folfowno described _____ _________ FIVE, FIVE, FIVE- \ - -ii domAnds, which You may have WILLIAM I. JOHNSON - CA In Ri: EttaIc of - I 10 11 Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club Reason (24) Arabs And Israelis (13) Movie (44) Love American Style B - 00 (2, 8) The MontefusCos (6) The Waitons (9) Barney Miller (24) Romantic Rebellion (35) Animal World (44) Dinah 8:30 (2,$) Fay (9) On The Rocks (24) ClassIc Theatre Preview (35) P,'',e,e ___ -a 9 Semirurile County Florida on the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS the Ilrsl pioblicallon herectil. of the NV -- A 1 AonsCuitiirC Zone - Side same will he barred Filedat SAnford Florida, this 15th following described property W80' day of Sept ember. 1175 M F 517' cit in' 9 Block 0. lying S Of (lr t noise Rut's Bokole's Sanford And Oviedo Road. and W 10' Ai Fiecutris N N 7(0' u_if E 137' of Lot 9. Block D. WILLIAM L COLBERT iylno Sri Sanford and Oviedo Road STENSTROM. DAVIS & (1 P Mitchell's Survey of the Levy MINTOSpf in PR) Pa Section 5 Attorney for thenreSliSSAft thenceS$)1eQ06' ___ i ' - — 7 RILEY WOOD - BA (10 70 7S). ___ J - 7-30 (2, 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edrie Of NIc4hI N A M A H TM I N F: N R A 0 6 S K I. F: To All Creditors and All Persons 77" W 19) SI it thence S '13301 ft to SEMINOLE COUNTY I.)point r'f hCflinninq in SectionS 71 79, PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 73-376-CP re H(Ir*'y DrIve OIST Il ________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ & ___________________________ TUMBLEWEEDS Montana TODAY'S SPECIAL -- ~_ ,; - r" 'f _____________ ____ ______________________ 9-ar ToioRK ' by Bob I DO DID, IHIPJGLPJTILIrSApPROVED DID YOU GETMY WRITTEN REQUEST MISS BY THE SCHOOL BOARD ,' ITA FORASIALARY BEAZLY! 1 ________ ____ EASE 7 (1, 9) I-PI's Make A 14 tI_i. claimant hi's Agent or his at- answer from you. OF ft. thence P4 74 dm 53' 17" E 502 6) ft __________________________ tnrnev, or it will berome void ac thence 5*4 den 07' 17" W 31951 rrirtInn to law tpipn'p HAS den 75' fl' W 6000 It, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DEAlt READER - It means OATFO September )SIh. 1915 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. thence 5*9 d 57' 00" W 70S I? ARCHIE ..- 13 — — — The nArfle% IMIereSted in said _________________________ IS 751 Sly - . f*1 ____________ iU '. 01 by Bob Thoves (9) 510 000 Pyramid M(09.Flnridastatutes.willr.gisteq NOTICE TO CREDITORS Publish Spot 4, 11. 11, 7S. 1975 FRANK AND ERNEST — 8 Mery Griflin a) (24) () 7:30 (7) Treasure Hunt - name with the Clerk ol the Circuit " L 0 & I 0 - (6, 5) Concentration Wild World C: Animals (13) CbS News (24) Intercom 21 (35) Star Trek () 49 Greek letter __ 7 25. 197S- -SB (13) Orlando City Council Meeting (35) Addams Family (44) GIIIiqans iiland 5:00 (9) Gilligan's Island Instructional Schedule (35, 44) Movie I -10 (2. S. 13) Days Of Our liveS (6) Ac The War ld Turns ICt'S MaIIA A Deal 7'OO (2) To Tell The (44) Love American u'oder which we cipect to enqage In 'ui%npi'. At 41 Wymore Road. /tlt'imririte Scrina'. Florida located in Si'rtlon 37 19 II. East of MANAGEMENT SYNERGETICS. and that I Intend to register mid ISt'rrs land and South of AC I ___________________ '.41 i4 i i 0 S ir47 , . I qJjitii I , ________ ___ - ___________ ___________ I 6 _,f — *it- iPACE AGE MARKETING, Notice i s hprehy given that i am I of S cf I u-if Ant Roseland Park beg 130' N 'nfl 111 5' F of SW corner at ena'iaed in business •t 2701 West I cit A. run F 51 SN 1450' W 333 ,t. s Fifth Street, Sanford. Seminole NO CUTER Ti-At'J ACUTE PPENlcIT ISI) 1-1) . ) A7_1 _~~~ _______ r 23 Grated — — 31 OF P 1 On Ihe fnIloA, nq neiicr,bei crocerfor _________ ______ GOT ME cc1)Lcrl It by Al Ve rMear _ ___ ____ LILA,_J lii. ilII PPCk flIrin 'irfnrr1 Florid, 17771 Puritkh- Sec,I 11 IS ;s Oct 7 197% Publish Sept lit 25, Oct 2. 9. IqyS ____ ___________________ 1* I ' Mi l Cot 43-V -r - ____ ________ ___ by Howie Schneider ___ [ S ____ _____ ____ ' _____ ______________________________________ - OFF EAS'r -- _____ ___ __________ _______________________________ EEK & MEEK ____________________________________________________ - __________ ______ _____ ______ _______ ______ ___ TT Forvtn,a (2) U. (24) _______ ______ — — 3 this notice, tI,. fititIO name, 10 Ei.cutris en P 1)9 IDIST 1) Flaathip flank of Sanford 3 MORRIS LITTLETON - BA p0 los 1330 1)0 20 731 SSV - P I Residenlial Sanford, Florida 37771 7noe - I cit Sire Variance from $.a00 Pu',ti%h- 5D Ii 23. 1973 1 0 to 4360 %o OFP )71 __________________________ from icr to 51 3' and Side Setback V'iriance (both sides) from 10' to 7' - .I 2 I Sltonq wind 15 NAME STATUTE Said Estate: Ni'.Iice i herety given that the You are hereby notified ano uinruersloned. purSuant to the reQuired to weent any claims and "Fectltlou'. Name Statute" Chapter following described properly Lot 30. Block R. SterlIng Park Unit 1. PIS $6. Pos 97 And 91 Further described P& located In Section 1571 30. on 'itel W'iy 101ST Xsv ____________ ' \ U fl. i,.trr i,i ______ ____`11 I • . W scovered by 42 Chall enge 43 Heating device 20 Trier tormer 5 Ups,s M, 47 Cnmp,ss rt DOWN Thursday, Sept. FL News (6) - i --- 7%) 100V -- PUD lPianv_ipd JOHN BOKOLES. deceased late of Samirinle County, FlOr.da. Unit Development lone) - Rear Semi no APPRAISAL le County. Florida, to the rereiptnfprnof of thepublicationof I Yard VAniaere from 10' to 1' to Clerk of the circuit Court, and file this notice the fictitiousname. to- I CAVF.ATEMFOH by Garry Trudeau ffa IM.. _______________ / ' A NE OR __________ . T 1 00 (2) Somerset Thursday 10 Sook of maps *11leef I I Ship part 39 Mall btevirs Es1umos ir — — — WILLIAM URANOENIIURO - acslnst the estate of THEODORE with the Clerk nf the Circuit Court. AA1 (10 70 UWAWW - lMl5T Pjf i ronittrct BUT NOr/Auo-4 ET T. J I Bm i R TH4N BIN& LIKE fl 8ETT TKA" SOME THIfs.tS - . ____________________________________________________________________________________ _____ rjt WI1NF%% tirov HAnd And official Having Claims or Demands Against land. tPw'tW'u. F to Point Of beginning Fujrlpi.q vies4',ibed 55 locatp on (r'u'ntry ('tub R.ii IDiSI 5) S VARIANCES ____ ___ 1 deceased. OFPI(A rurunmeo P460 ft. tPn N 70 degree's Ste the DOONESBURY -25 Pptitic,n SEMINOLE COUNTY ft. thenp F 170 ft thence S 7' It to ___________________ ___ ___ with the Clerk ruf the Circuit Court. 'lmu1', County Florida, upon reorript no ornint nit the Publication of PROBATE DIVISION the N line Of tho abcove described PROBATE NO. 7S.2$3.CP I^" (' , th"" W 10 00-fif of b"trinina In $10: EsIalt of Alw, beginning at th NE corner of THEODORE JOHN BOKOLES thu. first ahoy. described land uLe,SPApEft I.uTT:7t)'ftlç &c * Ø •AIL i, 1 54 Pacific turmeric nickname EIOHTEONTH JUDICIAL dR. tM".iflu.0 enterprisi. are' 'ihovedestnibedlandandrunn,ngN CUlT OF FLORIDA IN Danief I Henderson AND FOR 104 ft, DO WE (:ARRY LEFT- HANC:liED __ L-I 1rL\ - II ______ ______ .10 Nears tab ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE hecoinninn At the NW Cofnff 00 the coes discarded one spade from each used In this column and hand, rose with his ace and writers will receive copies of started on diamonds. JACOBY MODERN) Ic ____ The who had f.Ilowinn described Property Deputy Clerk corner of SectIon 1 70 30. run S 1001t ' W AM) ft. P4100 It. F 640 ft t point or t*oinning Ip's'. F W for f4cod Also the JaC0437 Write ASk care this ____ Arthur H Beckwith Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By - Lillian T Jenkins FIFRRO — BA 110 TO PA1`k A mOtWIP home on the 8y Roger BolIen ______________________ q'1)o you have a question , heart _ _______ FUNNY BUSINESS ____ ____ WF2E DOING A. !° " A7YF - A ) t.aricuhtur, 7 MIRA 4 Our correspondent ed one notrump, Dinadan raised should have opened his ? I 14fr 39 Cuckoo Mount TA A blackbird IM.l43 I TIAILI lamiam M 40 Swelrqs t.jIj9 I? On the briny 44 Negatie ord 2 Employers 13 Greek letter 2 Packed in 14 Grafted (her) 46 Tardy 3 Antenna graduated 48 Huge tub 15 Sweet 4 Chart 49 flaw silk secretion S Air (comb 27 Utters *eight 16 Rot Has form) 28 Pilaster 50 Short ICt ii Auction 6 Brain passage 33 Redactor 51 Sea eagle 18 Son ol Gad 7 Proportion 35 Occupant 52 Sheaf 53 Withered 19 Mushroom 9 Makes into law 38 Persian water Lot S. ACADEMY MANOR. Unit ('vprn)pht trips by students Arnervinrent And repealS will ha ve as recorded in Pint Book 16 Page 71 no (1Ptefmn,P,te ec000mc impACt (Seal) 5) .5 PC Fil oO;nn InO 1760' S and ?O Chi W of N E one, have p jç t is OfAitif will ho o-rifeired AC3Ain%l you for the relief demAnded in trir. "At nit lhi (nun no this the 71h dAy of September A I) t915 fce'in Artpi,ir H Beckwith Jr fleck of C ircuuit Court eniilnnIr. (ns,nty. Florida I lIliAn Ienhuns C'''tv Clerk CAPiflf I RIJRKF I.ttirpr tfl (',-tlt,nni'r JlATrs iow a Its 24 Pismires 26 Loiters 28 Fruit drinhs 29 Host 15) 5 VCQ'irdiflQ field and nl"'104% R WfOf U S I? 97 IDIST said Court on September ISfh. lqyS q- "One good thing about reruns. . . they make tile commercials a lot more interesting!" challenges at both sword and wants you to lead a trump if you card play. When Lancelot open- ~ . .2 . -- T\( rONIGIIT'S ______ $ 32 Todd's: 33 5 Its a base of the Strategic 34 The dO $celand*c 37 Biblical Command _____________ S A reader from Quebec wants to know what he should have led 'om . _____ limitations. He steers clear of takeout double of a one bid, he BLONDIE Ll.I_ 1T*1! trio Marianas ormnri'iI with the Clerk Circuit ('csrt, enfnrd. Seminole County, FIorld'i, rio or hef Ore the 9th dAy 0, ty A 0 191%. otherwise . 0151 1! FloritlA intPrf4tprl may nhta;n a complete A EUGENE P. MEADORS - BA hasbeen files? against y C'flV of policies And amen dment t (10 70 751 ASIF the Rnard Office, 707 East Corn A I Agriculture are reQuired to serve a copy of your 7noe In nark mobl rme on written defenses, ifany,toitunVAN rnerr'il. nfn,d Pr'heqt C, Feather the following described Property DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. PA.. Tr'icI 1, Begin '171 77 Wand Ill' P4 of attorneys for the plaintiff. *l'uose ChAirmAn Pu'I'lith' Sen t 7%- 197% ddrs is P0 Boi 7 91, Orlando. ttup C.', 'l'ftiDo Prit of Section 3 Florida 33107, and fill theoriginal OFP 1(5 thence fin F 751 I 7 of, thence 41~ fluf 9P ft. thence N 7) dea 197?' W with the Clerk of t he above Styled 715 74 ft to Point 7 lift W of and 147 Court on or before October 201h, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ft of the nolot of beqinnog. thenCe 1975; OtherwIse, a iudgment may be NAME STATUTE L'i Monroe thence SEIy entered aaaInSt You for the relief Notice is herI)y g iven that the Mono l'ike to Point P4 of beginning demanded In the Complaint , u'nrl,r'.toneo. pursuant to the WITNESS my hand and the seal of thence run S to the Point of begin ______ ! South real Property ________ _ I t takeout double of a one spade opening bid. There Is an old expe rt convenDinadan, the worst knight hon here. This convention Is and bridge player, knows tits when your partner Pam" your , Ci'E III __________________ . By Oswald & James Jacoby _____ , -- 1 I . Evening Mira Id, Sanford, Public Recordii of Seminole ____________________________ * 2 AQ87 • KQ32 AQ98 after his partner pssed to his ______ - against the jack of hearts and sc're the notrump game. NI Pass 3 N. T. Pass Pass Pau Opening lead - Qa ________ IT... J. North SF corner of Section A 3 1 -_______ _____ _________________ West I ____ Neither vulnerable i1 _____ It", was no problem to finesse • K Q loss 4763 by Stoffel & Heimdohl ' it. flen. tS distrlhu- y VA2 _________________ I break 4.2. After that analysis it £AQ- ,- 910 SO1,TTH (Dl L Zoi Uon would be 4-4-2-3. 4 Q J 4 L& ______ I th e opening lead and decided that if West had been dealt a five-card major suit he would }ST aK 1084 ,f I Largest of 21 Coolsotge's NATIONAL AUTOCRAFT Lester Ru'.sIl 'r the said Estate Notice N. h'irpI)y c,lyen that the Defendant MFO. CO. - BA '1070 7%) t9E - M Schnol flMrd Of Seminole Count I I('ii5tri'il 7nne -- To construct ,, NOTICE OF SUIT will hold 'i o,,hIic htInq At the Isf 7500 'n ft huulld.n,a t %IO'Cl'QUfiCd TO ABOVE HAMED Pri'irrt meelinri ifl the Seminole trolesim nrlurt - ifl (OfliunClion DEFENDANTS firt Hn,,,. on October I 1975 with five uioderqround storage tanti', YOU ARE HEREBY notified that rel'i'iv.ln the amu'r.dmentol Polic y ('4 the fnIIO*inc, des(ribJ OrooerIy- a Complaint to forclosp a mor- u #r.c, iso a and repeal of Pnennin ,t A Don' 600' West ol the tQAO4 encumtering the following Pellriei No AGi%9 I9) $1 And No up to th e heart suit, A9 WEST P1 .. ___________________________________________________________ FTf1P131 31 Veneer rorive (nloiT 1i Y'het failed tothop,it 98 2 P, - Ic' rierk mn*,le home on the MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. fc,lIriwivi des(rihprl Properly 5 tO t' of W SrI". of P4 70 (Pit Of Lot I , VIS Sertion 161979 Further dPrhed ESTATE OF LESTER RUSSELL And All heirs. devis.e-t, creditors and AS West of '.rtirrnt rio 4CTC)') t~, YOURS r BRIDGE AT Seminote County Board of ArlitioJorniiint fl1 5 Anfnrfl (cIpry Delta Aordinq By Victor GschIeq. In PInt thereof as 'errwdi-J •ri PS 1. Ch'iiririan Po 75 And 76 Public Recnrth of Piriuih 'lent 7% 197% emInele (flurily Fl. AIs the S IS OFR IM the P4 t0 . ,', the NE '4 of the ('4 Sertin a fl 'i lpsç the tf Is, , the F #91 6a' th'i,ei',f 'nj IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE p PC'ir(lnIl Avenue F rth er descr ibed EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE 'i. 5('nti of S P U on flearcjII tvriit,,' ir),cy COUNTY, FLORIDA i JACK H. OWEN - BA (10 20 CIVIL NO. I'll-19116-CA-0.8 by Lorry Lewis / 1 1 umo SOMETIMES OF s T xta nowI ril IPA I IOK-. the E 004 64'And the N will have a by Dick T rc,ntlnu,rd from time to time as may he fOund nerery Further d etails BA Pcm a hand In them. CARNIVAL _ %'i i-4 0i.V E ACROSS Petitioner whn,%f- Address is 612 tAnIcird AIIAnfic RAnk Buildinq, t,4 (lo 71) I'll AATF - A I AWOCUlture AVAIIAhle hv CAllinq 37)4130, Ext -- In nark mobile little green eyed monster on ability today. reason to be jealous of your changes in your lifestyle this your shoulder. But he'll be LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) achievements. This person is coming year. They'll be well perched there when someone You're going thought to make some throw stumbling through.Someone ___ BIMO BURNS $' '% C', r . Answ, to Pr*vious PuBIs I ' j3 R A HE 3 A IJLJJQJ I IR11 P A !4' I2tJ tWtElf _____ I Pacific Isle Ui is o will make some major You you're fond of casts her eyes Unfortunate alterations in plans blocks in your path. today, be cause you place more elsewhere, AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) CAMPUS CLAUER with . TT Notice -- You won't have your head Pals. Today, you're apt to try to 21) It's not wise to expect too will be distorted in the tran. much of others today. Even smission. Because of your lack of VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) those exceptionally fond of you YOUR BIRTHDAY awareness, something of value Selfdoubts could sidetrack can only perform within certain 1975 some influences that would limitations. Sept. will be lost. THE BORN LOSER I SEMINOLE COUNTY ROAPO Legal - Notice PCtifl'i5i Usually you're It at all. U ctil_ CANCF.R (June 21-July 22) credence in the ideas of others if you want to accomplish tWay You'll be very disappointed if than they desrve. what you set out to, don't be you expect th ings to fall In your SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22 timid. You must be bold and lap effortlessly. You get nothing Avoid trying to pull another's forthright, but not reckless. for noth ing today. PISCES (Feb 2Ovtarch 20 chestnuts out of the fire today. Remember: You'll hurt someone more by reneging on a pledge than If you didn't make J ______ ________ Legal Of _________ __________ r5LW - - ZTTE n ?hv followina deui'Ib,d IN iHE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMIIJOLE COUNTY. J 0. r'n i n 70 •n cr.tion 151930. FLORIDA. r'r'Ihnwt;ri..n, AIenar-r Street CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-1I3LCA-04-S l:0op.M. 1(1 'flII Tfl WHOM IT MAY In the MerrIag Qf CONCERN . WILLIE J. MFRKFPSON - CINDY I STE NSIWOM Nr'tice is Mrphy Q'ven thAt PA Ifl fl 7s 9%V - R I Residential PmlnnIe Petitioner flonrd Ad 7c,. . Front Ynrd Vne from t'stmrnt wilt flndutf A t*bllc Ui 1S c,r the fOlIO*i0 described PICHARfi RRADSHAW STEN itpm*Heinht Section 1 P11 II P0 99. 'n A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Reioondent I HERM*p P. SPEWER 101fl no H'irdiociAi.u, NOTICEOFACTION fOIST Tfl PICISAPr3 FSRADSHAW 751 Ml F A AQri(UIIU,, C APPROVAL OF MINUTES 7ene ST f NSi ROM In n.rk n mOht IOrfl GA I ePtemt,er 15 197% Regular RESIDENCE UNKNOWN IOlfr,inii (Ie,,bpd orOO.rty E M'if.tIq ru I ('4 I1 0 P "OIl ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Swo LAnd Ifi f"ihIit iieArinq will be held In tpi'it PInt 'irliun for D.scolution of ni Riack HAmmock the (c,iin$y CommiSsion Chambers In Spell n Arri M hn filed naainst You MA it PB 7 PQ IIQ, on ('i the Criiir$hnup. SAnford. Florida, .sr'ri cti 'ire required to serve a copy leAn%A% %frem 101%T 11 7 JAMES WILLIAMS - EtA (10 irn therpnfter As possible 70 ?ql Ally F en ('irroll fluirkc.. Attorney (Of A I Aurfcul,ure Zone 26, 1975 AREA ____ I r _ ADJUSTMENT Notice of Public Hea,i,q October 30, I7j AT .1 ice ot OF ByDERNICEBEDEOSOL. TE BIVOUAC ____ qz---UW01XWT7Z_ all 9 SATTALION6 ALL CONC&T4TfQN AFTERNN HOROSCOPE Walker . WEARiN& I I .- ____ Sept. tS. 1975 __ I -. •. a _--0 TTET 45-tvig • 1 - ~ - - - ' ' -11 -'" �i'-.,T''_'''- • 0-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday. Sept. 25. 1 — -Apartments CLASSIFIED ADS Art Collection Deal Completed AP MILWAIJKEF. - Five beer, in her hoiiie, and oth 831-9993 Mrs. Bradley and her h suitable quarters for her $11 husband, a rolounder of the million art collection and the kn.tiradiev Co. of Milwaukee )O JOHN -_____________ ------ . ithruStlmes times. line lhru 2S times . . 31c a line U times ...........4c a line Monthly Rentals Available $135 $150 - Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I1&SR $31 Longwnod ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum from Milwaukee Art Center opened a New York, we decided il lil three-level, I50,000-sivare400t to share our collection," si t~ 9i;?_=_=,- - F- .. taps .'SIcthoIic Anonymous Can Help Call 473 1367 Wr;fep o n 11)) Sanford, F lot Ida 377,1 purposes in 1970 but now may off the ground with a $1 imllio be worth as much as $20 mil- cash gilt, plus payment of a 'OU TROUBLED' Call Toll 6.41 7077 for "We Care"Pine", Adult; or Teens lion, an Art Center spokesman $SO,000 initial design fee. said. 14-1 -9 4 ii i. III I- -1 I 4 41 .j 0 __ .~ 1 Iii ; . ! I - I -4 - , - -: . ... ___ - - '' ' -. .,., of 'Anford. Seminole County. CLAUDIA At WAPINAMAKER _______ ' 4 Estate of :a I 1 II -. i OC(ttSd P'* Peri Oiled aga,nst r(yj arid ;:J NOTICE OF FINAL kEPORT AND otworeiiredtos.rv.ayof your APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE wrftfpn rt.fpnses. it any, to it nn All pc-rsrwis are her eby notified R011INS PFE,FS & that the undersigned as Ad MF,&I')flWS. P A t Plaint iffs minitrator cii said estate, has f(Vnev,wf'l'i4,.aflhl,esSis4)O, SW 76 Completed the administration 5trt.4, 6.rwtif, Miami Florida 13)1) th.cenf Arid has filed in said court his ,, or pfr 779, 1975 r.''t ,tri poi.ss,r,n f ff.'tP.,-r-..r.,t ", t' iii. r,-- c-i ctjrt'.aror Ohi&-ct,o,n ttrptô II (t,,.I ,.,i..... ...i... -- - 371 6635 [it; 32)0163 -"-- - RALTORS r 5—Lost & Found &,11.111 4(3phi-cit 173 3111 Iv'fore *0 a __ ____ 29—Rooms --_- Man or Woman to *xpet ''' II HOMES OF DISTINCTION ' to everything yet away from It alit 'Large wooded tots 'Street lights ,Paved streets •Sewers •Sldewalks Additions !REST GREENE IN REALTOR 3 Sanford, rry Saxon, Realtor fArW, central - -- that count at Vi a,5 ell pick On Oregon Aye, I north of 46 and lust we-st 001 1 FROM ILuxurious Carpeting Kltchen Includes Dist'rwahqr, Frost Free'\1 Refrigerator, Range £ Disposal * IN EVERY UNIT Central Heat & Air Drapes Included IDeluxe Clubhouse & Swimming Pool Convenient To Schools, Churches & Shopping when you tell thin Classified Ad from th Call us today! Don't dell d:aI 3777611 or 13)9993 1 your low cost Want Ad. 1 AND THINK A MINUTE, It - "'U"I uv any 18—HeJp Wanted AVON O earn Extra Xmas 4413079 30-Apartments Unfurl REAlTY 1776435 - room. rear upstairs apf. entran.p, porch & shade ('all 3739579 r,oney jim UsedCarGuarantee 68—WantedtoBuy - ,,,., ,,,a,, LIi.'T'irf t*ble P. I'i' center tvble 371 1011 - KUIP DECORATOPS Some dealers make YOU buy It's the WYNN'S X-TEND at your own risk. • . Guarantee, complete with kit and Others give you a thirty-day personIized guarantee ce rt ificate. guarantee, You're covered anywhere But we give your used car in the U.S. and Canada. a 12 month or 12,000 miles Drive over to our used car nationwide pa rts guarantee on thedepa rt today and drive home a nnina, frnc*mkoirr's eiri,4 ,lItt......at,..s • - ment . . We Buy FUrniture TY APPLIANCES lAIN PRICES SANI rIoph. 373 7310. -- 41 . DAVF:5' 373 9370 CASH 322.4132 SEMINOLE CO. Acreage Small ftur.d large 52 000 per And tap TerryReaty, £he,lt 0711 id furniture appliance Ruy I or 100 1 items I 233 Sanford Aye .~~11111 -,o--. BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE 4 - ru, viffar . old .-- -$3795 CASH 3736370 377 7996 Sutbpast Vkic COLOR TV,$119SMOP4TH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Condition. 5430 '377 377) CARPORT SALE- Household ocwids. Fabric, Misc Thursday til9 to 6 11)6 F 70th St. Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.8670 or 1319777 Il ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII~~~illilli~ 76—Auto Parts SI?5 REEL'S BODY S nfiwd Ave 'iane-d flatteries. H JUN! NO, Air Conditioning rlILr iQi WUfl V iiIl, trees. rwar SIC - ? ftP $175 con .i pp cnn,,,, SiriuuI*maapde00;i* MU, HO, i?i-r.r Pit *777 NO. 78,IBR MObILE HOMES Furnished Including Utilities WHAT EVERYBODY REALLY WANTS IS... WEEKLY RATES $40 A CAREER that offers high incom :hallell excitement and advancemer r,pportunillies. . CAREER with a company that's been in Hi uslness 2•3rds. of a century, has millions I issets and is In the process of launching th Ireatest expansion twogram in Its history. CAREER with a company that values It mployees to the fullest, with fringe benefit alore, a complete hospitalization and Hf roup proqram for the entire family slcl ?ave, which provides Income white the em tovee Is sick or Injured . - a participatin4 etirement orogram to provide luxurlou vine into later years. - (II til 115 Ser.r,ty Dc- posit Requrec' Irc'vrn,rq,t to c(ti)(J4 & Shopp ing SAPIFOROMOIIILE PARKS, INC (San Mo Central) 35155 OrlandoOrive 377 1930 Beauty ol" bIer or f ufero, Plastering Pl;tpr patchar simulated brIckP.%tOflP Spec _ aIt'3777760 k.th '?i'grw the ''.-irg s4t G'r n.o i(ycIe Sell these idle item; A war'? an In ptlirt' you.); act call r-•r tri-ivIl,' 1I.',SSt.$-d)%t at Tb. I'rr*t(t ti 'i r.o 2 Cure WF P'S HE AU I Y SA(Ot iril, l(.ir , 'U t'' 14,.'si ;.) ookke.ping Sore tv ____________ — t'irt'rir-'st wIn cloesn t np-cd * famnc- bcwiklcpper Financial meid; acid t4i report; 134 IST( PSOPI LAND CLI Ak ING Bulldozing, Excavating, Ditch Work Fill dart, top sot 37; 93 C&A Backhoe Service AND THINK A MINUTE If sifled Ads didn't work lano Clearint fill dirt. c1.iv. rock ai,---------there WOuldn't hi. in ...nu1uu.cinç ou;etrier; -StOred P. mOved 177 III? or _______________________________ 1)33 --'-"' ............ "- laUding. 'A RIVER Adult park tin flUting c4noelng and ______________ cilpni'e strive Surrou,ndo'i by tv r,sp,t (;AI1A,,u fit riI -,nil yin",'. Icr'-', cr "TUIIAGI IIUILOIPIG 'A rorc'.ta Irealed limper, lhcrmal set rmlyster finish oter qalv Steel SPECIALIZE IN LOW COST ___ F My Rutlpr't Term; Available ________ SF I,llP4OlF STE 1:1. (0 *69 0111 - nvy, that does not require years uf work oi e bottom of the ladder before advancemen en ins, that does not require an Investment 0 piIal. __________________________ C'it C'l Pi.a i:' t,r it,t P-, L.,,r.t (Ic,srjou3775177 after _ -Business CAREER lhatnrnv,cic.c ct.itiacini-Li mn,far. , Real Estate oper U Nomelrnprovemenj' I ' "_ COMMERCIAL MOWING CHEAP 371 79r )fl ?8atter6 —___- - ' .\, :. '. • '16,900 by $'J7l 2995 97i CONVENTIONAL FIP4ANCINQ VA SO DOWN 95 % AVAILABLE Pressure Cleanlng'T - I A LA CLEANS ALL Eiteriorpressur,c:eanng 371 ($33 - 3: . ' A small ClASSified Ad bilgs bIQ nlItt. rns Iv. one and ser Call rr 1)1 'y " 3695 -$3495 MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT — - KISH rind • C ; 323.7640 321.0041 REALTORS REAL ESTATE __ ___ ,(Ui A r e hayng d'ff(uity I.rwjnq a rt,trr- It t'.. cli 'ii dr .1 oH. C" .i '.Ir SALES BY Z Radio & Ty ',cv,u- Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat an Air. Shag Carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outtids Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen. Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t I Come On Out And See For Yourself. E:1 . - - - ~~ Is ' -. Roofing F p.ct roof roars lilt 'pft or •l'nim'g?,-, All work guaranteed 0POC.flfP4 POOPING 373 6700 ' .- '•a. , " - 73 DATSUN Hustler - 4 Sp. Air $ Con......................... 70 TOYOTA Hilux - 4 Sp. Spec. ......................... 7 '179 MiIcnn n,1f-aIr., - - ' . .. . ' :.-.. - Only 199 , On Sonora Ifoneowrers Association ~~ - TOYOTA Hilux Auto Iran '$ i 3I Radio (2 to choose from) FOYOTA Hilux 4 Sp. Trans XXX Sharp .................. '2595 "HUNTER'S HAVEN" TOYOTA Landcruiser St. Vgn. - Real Clean .__. . rt,rro Compete recreational facilities maintained by the . - . A full $500 moving allowance when you buy a new Granada Townhome at Sonora • Mcve in for loss and you keep the difference. Sea what a Grar,3da Tcwnhome has to offer Over 1.650 Including 3 bedrooms, 2/i square feet of living space private courtyard entrance. A baths and plenty of closets with electric doors, garage garden, two-car patio enclosed central heat and air, color-coordinated kitchen and much - for the tO ring Adyrtjsi t'slSlI'*5 Serylte in The Herald'; (l6SSIfiecj Bu;Ir,e;; Service Directory .. go* Li ) — 11- t, I,tI V . v...la 72 TOYOTA MK II H. T. - A Red $ Beauty ..................... 72 TOYOTA Corona 4-Dr. - Auto. $' Trans. - Air ................ 72 CAPRI- Yellowand Air Cond. 71 TOYOTA Celica - Real Sporty With Air .................... . $179 71 DATSUN 2-Dr, 510 - Air Cond. Needs Paint ............... $99 72 PINTO 2-Dr. - Real Low$ -- HANSON'S SHOE SHOP 77* F 1sf St , 377 9997 Come sc-c u% for st'vjc' repairing Orthoped work, &'1 Shoe dyeing All goods repaired SMAlL BUSINESS BLUES flon't lu;t sit there waiting TOYOTA Mk II 4-Dr. - Fully Equip.Ownercr UDl FOX 4-Dr., Air - Extra Nice ............................ MAVERICK Grabber - Low $ 1. Mil. - Looks New ..........U TOYOTA Corona Sta. Wg. $n:r Fully Equip..................£OY (EGA Sta. Wgn. - A Real Buy Only ....................... Mk II ctn Wnn 1695 di, 1w'uI'e Lawn Care 1 W leather LandMsInteanc. " 11 CAREER that other professional peopl 11P111 PIT REST INN noarnlin,j 8 GrOoming Ph 3771037 rc-*(I ("con ii9hing5 Get all the POvipinent ,oti nqpi for th'so' bq noes with it Ad nm*iThcentralair nopets. nflcxh plus deposit 373 $733 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 3ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRV AND REPAIRS j *336 WIndOW & Dr Screens mlidt' Rei'.'i.rs )3c(x,nt Prce ))'7 6410 CHILDREN WELCOME . - mInvaSa.sn IRR 7RR Need help or, lPut Saturday igb' ParvIint, dVW)% windOws P,ji'g (i'4"fpwnsk c'tc fly 'he noun or P' iPç' in" 377 - CON DI TIONING, RIGERATION. DUCT K 71 hour ser',ic All it DYKES AI.' CON IOPIIPIC.. 3 77 1077 C ~ PetCare Heat 8 Ar (onJ,tcv ,,q tr'tprr,, I Panting 23 years% —s,-If" estimatet. 'a': •arl fwrreoce also moo, rpr; v 'it at SEARS or Sanford 177 Vr.",km,i, 6468770 — 34—WobiIeHamm NO, HomeImprovementl it (I 1FF IORDAN REALTOR A POSITION? I 22 3695 $3395 Pop up Camper Trailer ALA IiA Lake, Free Boating IPool lubhout Drapes *Carpeting •5e. Dining Rooms I (fln%fruclion WICK Century Luxus Cpe 73 DODGE 4 D,'. H.T. - Pohara iint Cond..........................Cust. (2 to choose from) ..... 3ONTAC Catalina 4 Dr. HI, 72 BUICK Electra 225 4-Dr. H.T. ooks & Drives New (one local owner) ........... :HEv.CapriceClassic Cpe 72 FORD Grand Torino Spt. Cpe 800 Mi...........................•SharpOne .................. :HEV. Malibu Classic Cpe 72 CHEV. S. Wgn. - Kingswood. 500 Mi....................... Reduced for Quick Sale....., CHEV. Camaro Loaded 7OMUSTANGMachI. Loaded& leautiful SUer Nice ........................ HEy. Caprice Classic Cpe. 7OCHEV.MonteCarho..TheOne xtra Sharp - Loaded .. , ... You've Looked For .......... LY. Sebring Cpe. - XXX 66 FORD F-L 500 G.T - Irmw PJec, or Housitull 10 eon I I' TV Antennas installed Ato musIc, intercom, paging Systems New or Year base NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. targe 1 & 2 Bd. Apb'Fum. Unm. ' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ANTIQUES Z20 1-0 _ I 3 M.6 M & 1 __ ____________________________ I','i.I i it I I w 2,74-- The 12,000 mile iJ,.rcuT JRLL P-ttl) "Buy Dir ec t From Boxcar" iORMLV's E. 16 Sanford]?) 17)3 4ommercjaI Prop c%4ar1ir's e . .fvn fOr office supply Full 10 hr w.#k Group Ins In r.rvrn only Sweeney's Easy friendly living Come I 66--Horses Sarword]23 5200 __________________________________ _____________ 1 - pping. church, 377% mo ORREST GREENE INC REALTORS $30 6133 al /W)A 11111~ Call W34870 Deflary-Adults, I PR, air; storej, churches Ideal for flPWfl% 641 4416 or 37260 - cone-c 7cj r.i' in cabinet. 3 needle position, twin needle, front I*iling, deluxe sawing machine P*,. balance of 57$or *0 paymen ts 045.8 Se-c at GREGORY MOBILE HOM 360 Orlando Drive jkwjIOdte Beginning At 179 Per Month. lake M*rv 7 bedrooms, un furnished 3110 a month TAFFER A I- LL Ir 42--Mobile Home ' L'. iT! - .' FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 110 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford Office Open 10.6 Daily ~ . ~Z_7 - 52—Appliances - 125 PrefetsloflallyManaq,d 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apartments Two t*dron'n, family room. Co. nice P. clean Fenced back yard. I ChIld, no pets 377 474.4 Craig.; mag's 5? 000 *67 3419 f r4P I r4V ~ I I Assume Paymeñti After It,-; call REALTOR ASI Jo McDaniel, 177 6436 MIS--REALTORS 1505W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER again 7 lAS) D.',,Ic'r 1977 Grand Sport Torino, AM I'M Stereo, blue w white vinyl tpp 51—Household Goods FANTASTIC POOL- 3 bedr bath, family room, game rnuippecj kitchen, 7.700 1 547.500 IN CITY- Oak sI l70',117' building lot $0 rdens ~6_Li~9 PT 321.0041 : flU ev0 a STUDIO 1, 2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES I 8ari,d1ewood heat L Alf, Qarage 331.900 farm land, 575.00j G $1995 Call Duane McGuiro at 377 1431, Dealer kb Li-Sabre, sacrifice. iostnffer 377 I99ldayi or '37? 7)71 after S Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count er tops, Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell 377603? any time MINI FARM- SAcri-s. file c speed transmission, extra nice. '.in case hOlds 10 aunt. glass en dosed with lock. 7 stor.5qe drawer; with locks 5)25 RIding I*w mower, 76". S HP Huffy. I yrc old. 5*30: '*77 796) site on pavr'cl ro,u7 5?0.OX RE OIIC T IONSoacios bedroom, bath executive w*lI to wall carpet. firepl many extr as 519.500 t-ow , Luxury Patio Apartments t 9147 7 Bedroom house lust outside City. larop tot, shade and fruit. $110 month Phone 377 6761 • '1779794 ______________ 322 06-4, I - II?) HOrWIA Civic, silver finish, i MC Rebel station V 8. isutomatic, air I 39 197) ''ton flick up, Chtvy 10, 6 cyl straight stick, I' Steel bed. Excel (Oflhl, St 499 *11 -tSS Porneranan Puppy 'I Month; Old. SlIt) Phone 371 1071 7.''JFSTIC OAKS-. • ,, ';. adrpomaircon__ tlonesj, '' yBrd, 1901 Summerllr, Ave 5$9°j) Oi make of fer_____, 372 1191 __ - Mcdrn 7 BR, large screened porch. carport, utility rm kitchen eslihipped. fruit 8 shade trees, 3160 'nfl 377 7761 rornqn HUNT REALTY INC. P,,'s Pc FIa, Remodeling - I '.1 IVICF 'TIff (ONTRACT TAX CREDIT--) Bedroom, frf 04 lps(4 Space, wall ____________ JOYearMer?9a,es-Spct.d.wn. Cr Conventional Mortgages. 211 W. 251h Call for Hatchback air, auto trans ,mari wheals.e,tras. $7,993 Phone 171 *347 _.e"r- Kish Real Est 1739110 -Good Things to Eat -- Fèntasti locatIor, 701 Briarcliff, j S4nfort 3 big bedrpom;, 7 baths, dcithlpqary. central air ASking *Close C1 Hr-cr," 'U Nova 781.3 %oee'd. new tires, runs a' t'noi Table n.e r*rts 8. cues. needs new rover 3*00 177 9161 __ o , 94 L; , Ian Day School has openings P or S yr nids for tall semester. 37% 'no Call Lutheran rch of Redeemer, 377 3357 or ih....., S' IlifldSçñp, $S'I73' lot, I with patio, fenced tm air, 1( Viirnri.i flm' ii Park 3fl 12) Iij ill ______ Central Florida's .2tTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 4991 1919 S French 3777371.3771196.3771911 3771959.3n1l61 7611 1974 Special shrub and garden Sprayers, 96 cents ea GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st St., in 66)0. ': Rolling ScAffOldt: at' top: Electric .sirle, for gef It with Classified Ad. 377 - PF('l ic-j --77 99) (lean, 7 bedroom, kitchen eguipped, no pets A&ul?; only 3)35 Other rentals Avail*blp CALLOART PEAl ESTATE. 377 7196 . - $ roo'n hotiti. 8 b.tth. new garage. • $6500 On 44 8 Old Monroe SANFORD 1 bedroom. price ci 173 9079 home, large back yard, trees, air conditioner Will f Salt' or Rent - 3 bedroom, Of Swap 519,300 * lb kitchen equipped air, lake .jfrw 511.900 Phone 676 Forrest Greene, I 37) 6331 PEAt TOPS 1 F T THIS SELLER GO' ' lnc net yourself a gr ea t buy Am Stemper Realty AARY- 7 BR duct s puipped Carpeted, Alf, 3150 per 'no PAYMONDM BALI Peg Peal Estate Bros 177 361) All 4r % 377 7 * 7 W1tSt Snf, 1760 El ('amino. aoi CoOdition. plus extra; 37? 3393 before$'30a in or after S p m heyrolet El Camina ac. small V I, auto. air, Immaculate cor about 5)600 or best e $6? 7705 after 6 p m Why st or e It and for ge t it? Sell it and *965 With1 pfrktip truck, I w heel drive with worn locking hubs: $793 371 4105 62Lawn.Garden AM(, '74, Howni't Hatchback Camel with brown pit'pstripe-'s, tOO con iltiOn I ow rnles 57900 $31) y111 CASH F or Your Junk Cart 373 1379 i9—Trucks-Trajiet-s I S'375 in 311? 3593 MotOrci,cle lflcuraoce Airs, straight chair ifli't. .1515 r..shAnal( WILSON MAIER r URP4ITIJRE BUY - SELL--TRADE 31* )13E. First St 3773677 (hr'sler Pfe*ngrt. loaded , ippl ,rt,rifl,,fli Tnyot, 7 di. 10w n e'ci cimy special Averago $1) Our price. 51)93 or U 4605 De aler Olcis Vista Cruis er wagon 1974 Vama.haRD 330 J&R's. con tloefltal fires. (1rci t),Ir; cictlltnt rOod 5673 371 0935 eves or 373 9649 373 $370 or I'll 1605 ___________________ r,rt, Trt, i:', r1, . IUICEC) 57.100- lovely home in ,nnwrywJ. 7 bedroom, I bath. Ininq "u'id,o 't well lantheapod with large .'o','., 1971 391 "Utos for Sa le I -- 3 BR, 7 bath, family rrr CailBart Real Estate __________________ ___________ 60—face b4 nmellti. Chain Saw. excellent condition 5110 with extra new chain 37) 7517 tAKE MARY- New 3 homt-s Make color se Paved Street;, city water, with only $200 down Govt fin*cing $141619 fluild _______________ 'details Only 370.500 _ , A APPROVED- Minimum down iaymc'nt, 1 hedrm. I', bath .'rtral ha, carpeted. fenced 7 41.11100 tirrirm turn or r'r . er red Security 1 or 177 6670 Fish lovers _ HousesUnfurnis Rentals IC? cmly Next to new Drivers' rise Bureau. 3226445 - -, ~~ Z t~ in flr'y. flr'rirrvtm 7*17 Elm Sanford Non-f., 1196934 Mrs Mi'Ibo t__.. IV'S WORLD, Care for infant; 91. or _____________ 2606 S Hwy *1 92 REALTOR 371 3771 Opporiuni SLIM BUDGETS BOLSTERED WITH FROM THE WAt COLUMNS, 6--CNId Care - _______ '1 I t's the little i I arri. Male German hrn,rr, with white feet i. - Harold Hall Realty Fff,dru'v •hn4rtm.'nt lights arid wAter f,i,'ihrw1 Ftit*btth Crew's. (mpletp stock and future tropical lith store 63 filters, compressor tank ,1ipI,y Stands, lights, ro'olster. desk and Over $1.7 storm 34111 firm 177 9177 hinder. Textbook. nallstic" J J Bryan. In I htrsc-c furnished apartment; reasona ble rent. 71* W lt Si 3 Operator Beauty Salor I 000wtind Reasonable c Pbnoø 61* 7876 or 371 0*03 lark tote hq, SJC. red '1 78-Wøtorcyc$es BLAIRAGFPICY 373 3614 BALL REALT5 8 80—Autosf_ BuiCkSport Wncfon, loaded 5695 ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 17 92 377 3981 --_ I all u.nder one roof, and to be HAt COt I*ERT.REAL _inl7or3n_1 mitt Sic' fh' 1 bedroom with fIrM hp*t 8 air, and built In (Jarium Quiet, out of IOWO location near Small lake Call for - 'IC) RFDROOMS - restricted romm.-rr,l are,i Lvi' ci and run ol 51* 500 - -,'rar rid altered mate while flea I ake Mary are., Answers wanner Phone 373 0311 Established Residential Area? ("i . r r' hr IWOOMS I,,t,ukj-, ky with '4).tc,' uilore. miii 510's P. comfortable-very well (lean a v'acit act In PI*Cp yourd oi-r fr!ervlty CI*S%iIICdqll .5 fOrrAld 1'7 7*)), or P31 999) r rat wearing , ________ * or? t3edrooms Auults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7313 Park Drive $70 up , Il i 'nil ('H $78 9M Phone Nn real °itale call; Tropical - - Ptdrogm - - nhorwe 24—Bus i,ss . In Sanford's Finest VF RFDPOOMS lgre condition near downtown 321.900 61110 HOER USED CAMPING IS IN DEMAND SELL IT WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. ilA. 4A7 I',MI Eastof II Sanforct. Eta 177 9719 ral Florida has never seeh a tort ion of antiques, collectable ne old fa'hion,nI furniturelike Look. Best buy 2385 Park or horn.lully furnished. Evi lInHera ld ,Sanford, Ft.Thursday,Sept.fl, 1975-7B CI'tevrnt.t Impala, loaded 5393 '%odernlzIng your Home? longer need ed but usel with a Classified AJ. vy 46 Auction Gallery REAL 1 Y INC 707 E 75th St .32378: Your MLS Agency Moving? Why Not Live Grand Opening * 9S 7?? IC HAL COLBEF 322•2420 Anytime Assoriate - li,'i R.-,il Fst*'t ftrokt'i 37)1*4415 1?? 771* 171 ¶713 '173 1495 '- W—Autos for __— Sale __ Gonltrailer, refrigerator, Stove larg hack yard air $73300 LOW DOWN-- I BR;. 7 bath almo,, fSs'w home. range, central heat air, fenced rnrner lot, covered oti Priced a, $ ' 000 - WO RFDPOOM home in excellent condition, situated on 7 large lots MAV ho ? onod commercial 113 74'l 1 Prom fi,rnlstuwlaoartmt'ntr adult only' SAil month Call 3776967 - IN 0.1" % 317 1111 looser . Peg Peal Estate Broker 1100F 75th St ' USED CARS NOT USED UP MOSS IE C. BATEd Rnn Real Estate 3227643 '-_ JOHN SAULS AGENCY TAFFER REALTY _______ ____________ 'FRY I ApC,t 1 bedroom home with fin' qariten spot In good ltvatinn 550001) Will REALTY art 11 261(' Hiawatha Ave at Il 97 RELIEVE IT'? Over Scar orarie carportwith feed area for ho rsc's Lovely 3 ftp home, central heat tic. patio All this for only I ,7.9Ct) lnao 7'' per cent min Ii 'y,n,-r finano"ql with eli;y terms Tired of looking') We openings full or Dart time. th Pr. setliro Sarah Coventry Jet No investment DeLand IC Let Therapeutic Pool Improve your health Phone $31 3763 people conic in and enjoy look- ing at paintings that once were I• 3771301. 676 4657 central Merchande Days 377 6)7 Nights 377 735; res. Swimming DI, giant trees, running brook, fen'ir,0, BFAI)TIFIJL HOME 1 Yrs old '1 tienlroom. Ili bath fenced yard asSume mortg.5QR*011 rio qualifying air, family room. near school. 113.600 33.650 down, and assume FAT AS A P114 7 bedroom ell iiipf'w'd k.'h.n Air. 317.230 I non estAhIRPw'il area real firm sre'k 'I rnmn.t.'nt I,i,-r ty perSons -io1 'riertin.,cmnnss required rwrlenre not rt'ov'ssary AD, Mn ruing in 1101 5*7 C 0 [ tsv'ratri PC) I*OII *637. Sa' Fla 17771 Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE scattered about," Mrs. Bradley TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice hereby Q'v'c th, th -a salu, ur 1,'rSnec1, purcuant to In Some of the works had ,'F.ctOo Name S'alute' Chapse 96509. FIoriI,, SItule, will reg.ste With tP (I.i-t QltPw Crc-it Court. ii And for Stbrninci4e County. I-Forlda Legal Notice up(rn r eceipt of orool CO th, t'Ikaton of this notce the tic IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IMOVIL nan,' In WI SK AGGS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAt CPR At I FPTSGPs UflOf',' hch earl CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, ord in husiness at 303 Eas FLORIDA A!tamnntp Drive. Altamon?, CIVIL ACTION NO, 75-I953-CA40.F prnos Florida 37301 ,n the Ctv o IN THE MATTER or THE Altamonte SVrinqs, Florida ADOPTION OF That the parliej Interest.J in talc AYFRf. PHELPS LEVY tvsinen enterpete are as f011OwS NOTICE OF ACTION TFXAS SKAGGS INC 70(3ARLAP4D EVERETT AND PIIFI TEXAS t.IAERTSON'S, INC 3734 North Brooke Drive Dated at Orlando. Orange County, Doraville. Georgia FloridA. Aurust 79. 1975 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED P u blish- St 4, IL 16 73. 1973 that an AcIior for Adtion Of OEP 73 flYERS PHELPS LEVY has beso filed Arid you Are reQuiredto sir-ye a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE C0y 04 yeur written answer. it any, IIITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND to It no H KNOX BETTIP4C,HAUS. FO till SEMINOLE COUNTY. Pet itIonPr's attorney. w hose a&,r,ss FLORIDA Is P 0 Pan, 1616. Winter Park. NO. PS 1621.CA09G Florida, 37761 rwlor before the lls, GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION Itay of (k?oh.r, 1973. and file IPi ACT ION NOTICE ewiOirl4IIththeCl,rk04thCour, Mc('ORMICK ENTERPRISES OF ithpr h4ore serviCe no Pef?,er's cwt SANFOPrI 'tIC . Florida cor eftorn.vririmm.diatefvtnertatter; (4herwI.. a default will be entered jwatino, JACK J BARtlETT. and SOt A MAXSIK, Plaintiffs. WITNESS my hand and the 516 04 ' this Cout't no the flnd da of Sap MOD PROPERTIES. LTD . a limited Par$narU.p. lSpat) Defendant ARTHUR f-I BECKWITH. JR. 1(3 MOD PROPERTIES. LTD. Clerk of the Circuit Court MEL MtPfDICI, flv Flab. RiCPIarde (Cpecwrat Partner) Deputy Clerk 710 North Central Avenue Publish- Sept 73, Oct 7. 9. 16, 1973 Harcjalc' New York 10330 I3FR 167 ______________________ AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MARTIN MIPdOICH (r,.ne'qaI Partner) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. 71 (Anr1Iq1w1 Path FLORIDA My Hills L I - N Y CASE NO. 71.1949-CA4.A COMBANK WINTER PARK, a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thAt *0 artino to foreclose a Florida hanfirio corporation, Pllintlff, ?flfWtO*ow on the following described vs. pr'r.rty In Seminole County. Florida STEVEN KELLER and BEVERLY N. KEI LER. nis wife. ANTONIO That Part fit the Sanford Gfant and I tIrO and OLGA BELEN LUGO. Cvernmt In' 3. Section 17, Tri'*riPip 70 Scuth, Rang his wife avid DECOR INTERIORS. e 30 Fast, Olpfendants lyno within thy. following described NOTICE OF ACTION 11.10 0 04 land Begin at the North TO' STEVEN KELLER and Wv't rtvnc of th. South West t of PEVERt Y M KELLER, h'% wile SAid"^'t-on 12 Thence run South 7 YOu P Pa rach of you are notified "ores 17 1' West along the West thilif * 'tilt to foreclose a mortgage 11ev" of Ih.- South West 1 .4 Of said ('Wi the PierinPe4,yw, described real Section *7 for 1$-a6 SI feat to point (woç.rty has heen filed aQa'nst you that Is 7N)5 feet North of, as let 149, UNIT THREE. SPRING me*s.p1a$ right angles, from the OAKS. M.iYdiflg to the Dial thereof 50itth tin, elf thp South West L. of Its f ertwisod in PI,' Bpok *1. pages laid $ertinn 17 Thence run South 69 74. 75 *rwl 76. Public Records of leore' 13' StY' East Parallel to the Seminole County. Florida South Un. of the South Well I. of You are reoured to serve a Copy e.aid Sartino 17 for 7X00 feet to a ('4 Wit,r o the Ceplint on rI'". Ih..cu-. run North ' dearees the. PIinI;ff • Fast parallel to the We-st hap •fl attorney, HOPE SIPflNf,I$I.EApO go,11,)U3 r4theSnuthW.stl4 ojj,iSec t ion W,4t P*rk Aven.,. Winter Park. 17 for urn fl fee? to a 0001 Thence Fløric,a ani hip th ornaI in the Pin Pirq?h 69 r1ea'p IS, 30" West ('MC cit (.'v'iu*ank winter Park vs par*tl.11ciPPw South linf ItvpSoutpi 5tpyv'i K.iI.r and Beverly M West It 04 said Section I? for 71 73 Yeller. h.j Wf P1 at in !Ptr Othcc Itt? I11 A no:r.1: Thooce run North 6 ci the. (:lerk of the Circuit Court in ctanre-e.s Sr 71' West for 1717 71 feet anø for S. note County. Florida. Oct to A r&nt that 15 644 30 it C.( I"rfcn. (he 7)9, aay Of October. Soi'theasterlv 04 as measured at 1975, CitPW'rwitp the a ileoatoi's 44 the riot't armIes from the easterly right Comp la int will he tbke.n as con 04 WAY tin. (4 U S highway No 17 fptørt and No 9 Thence run 3cutn 26 Dated this fled day of $ptreq denrpes i'r ii" West pareIleI to the *915 easterly right of way line of U S (S.M) tioP'wav P4.i 11 and No 97 for a (leek of the Circuit Covrt ittstanry. #07*3 73 ft to a o.nt. Seminole Ceijnty, F 0,-ida TPi,,.qp run North 63 degrees 16' 11" AV - lillian Jenkins West 74 11* It to a oo.nt: Thence run I')puty Clerk 5(",Ih 7* degrees 13' 41" West Pt.hliUi' '.'nt 73. Oct 2. *6. 1975 rar*IIpf to the aastrty right Of way tIER 1*1 li fit lift I-figti*AyPjO *7 and Nn 97 for a dIstanc, of 10413 ft to a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE reiintofth.w.st line ogsied5ert, 16TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. *7: Thcwoo, r, jctttp, 0 "tilis I?' SEMINOLE CO.. FLORIDA, 'II" Fast for a diita. of 431 76' to PROBATE DIVISION the point of t-,jin,n0 Said tract of CASE NUMBER PR 6716 i*oil lying Arid Pie'ng s'tuated in City $73 deposit - r ST. JOHNS REALT BROKERS m •'SAP.IORD'S SALES LEADER" _____________ _ Ings and sculpture by contm- ivy w before the board of d ent porary artists purchased as rectors of the Art ('enter an recently as three weeks ago. made her offer: an outright gi. 'l'he best part is si'cing SKYI ARK - 1 BedrOoms, Peon Real Estate Broker F, PSI1 w,fl --I,unry ,_-T UI i *vailhtp in active Lake M sniilies or friends of problem j Seq., Altamonle I Sprlr%qt tirther information call FORREST GREENE It cr write 173 6333 or 377 $970 eves I "1 Al Anor, Family Group P O. C l IM nhiflr,i I Sc). Fla 37fl11 001 Sir lIFt') WITH VA r PI' ,.? 'ThE WANT CEO WITH A DRINKING (('i l'MNc PROBLEM The collection was appraised f or a place lii house it. a Si I lhtw for insurar.. t Ste •i reed to gel the projet - - month plus Payton - Realty 1*7 French stro • Realty • CAN 'cou. _____________ _________ fin, bedroom fUrnihpd played as a group for the firs' collectior, which was attractir time, There are Picassos, the attention of the nation Rices, Bonnards, Chagalls and iliuseulli directors. Toulouse-L.autrecs, amid paint. On Feb. 22, 1970, Mrs. Brat . 11 Ave $100 322.6457 7 hath, pool fireplace on - 1 Bedrooms. large I A.rc' 5%? Q', Acre ReIty, 511th AND family room, a;r conditioned. PFAI 'TOP 171 1750 1776313 fe(rd yard. ørti*lty furnthecI Only $fl.000 $7C) down NOW LEASING New mrdern 1 StOry studio apart mnt( .r.Itr*r*k,.l, venit'ntly located iiflfiilly landscaped F nation raIl 3770701 I addition on the shore of Lake said. "I think this is the be Michigan. tiilav of doing iL" Mt of the 800-piece coliecAfter Bradley died in 1965, h lion is housed there, being dis- sAidow contirued to add to ti apartment, 377 6l7 ror Sunday - Noon Friday week, and amid festivities that "When my husband and ranged symposiums on once saw whole families enjc the future of art in the Midwest ing themselves looking at shot to polka and jazz concerts, the at the Museum of Modern Art Bedroom - -" ___________ 7 Apa rtment buildings, near town convenient to shopping district ard Qhcwtl% $20000 each, terms *v*ilahtC For IntormatiOn call 371 3717 Iflptjrçi — c$ten 0*1 Eves *11 1470 -- 41--Houses __ Crank Realty. Realtor GFNERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC Broker. 107W Commercial S.nf or 372 786* - - 1 handyman'S f) OW 7011t. . wi' Path. assume 14 pp 7 hath 1 3rd Acre 573.900 JOHNNY WALKER ' '1i" - 1 pill - - Air conditioned efficiency apart rflPflt C*'l 1 1 am 107pm 7771 I -_._' We build v,s tI name it and Pay it acid rnllert Our desire it to plea"' yOu At an .sOIordabl price W. Garnett White 31Apartments Furnished DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication community could have it as a manufacturer of electric gift. controls, collected the art o The deal was completed this.several decades. -- I4IflFW -. --41—Houses !T. Upside Down Building? Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage One & 7 bedroom apartmenti furnished or unfurnhthed Newl redecorated Come see 300 F Airport ntvd Sanford 321 *310 ________ __ Houses 41—HOuses BAMBOO COVE APTS RATES HOURS 00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. IONDAY thru FRIDAY TURDAY .Noon ere in vaults and storeroo Harry Lynde Bradley offered and various galleries. I 322-2611 1A5sIFIED DEPT. and one-hall years ago, Mrs. Milwaukee a deal: Provide Seminole Orlando - Winter Park UnlurnisheC - - ''' closing we pay your ''-' .' ' - ' •. .- - a t ,. - ' . .,. - . - ' - . 4- '_ , T,, ' ' . 3895 - ,.,:.:v.. T,' ' • \, • 4 WHEEL DRIVE 72 TOYOTA Landcrujer Hardtoo - Only , '.:: . .. * '' 2cg •'. '"- �- ------ - -- - - - --- -- -- ----- - _. _ _. _ 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-- -- :-- * � 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, September 25, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 25, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/54e616536ae64747f0de78ff2f0dcf3b.pdf 6449925ccd7528cfd975b025b9c53185 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 68th Year, No. 62—Sunday, November 2, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 20 Cents Teacher Sues School Board '.. uenma,,rk Trial On Docket , " H 11(411iv,t I 4 Spaziano Trial Day Delayed i.,..,.. 1: ,i,it.. 1. ti - .• iiuui, IS ('OfliCflWfl the suspension was away. said league also gave a hand. Herald Staff Writer accused of robbery in con- illegal. A second defendant in the written confessiors. nectrnn with the taking of Documents in the court file case, Alonza Teague, 23, of league testified in a hearing Defendants in robbery, money and credit cards on July indicate that Denmark will use Sanford, was acquitted by that he was "high on heroin" manslpughter, sexual battery 30 from Lou Dritz at 130 N. an alibi defense in the robbery circuit court jury last week, when he confessed the robbery and stolen property possession Holly Ave., Sanford. trial. Defense attorney James Police testifed that league Monroe P. Lee, Jr., 25, 5 cases are docketed for trial this Denmark was suspended Golden has filed a notice of confessed before a prosecutor Seminole Ave., linuwood, week before Circuit ('nun from hi job after his St-1t. 3 a!!iI al!'gin that I)t' nmark and a oiu - t rejxrtcr that he and Judge 1(obert H. Mctrtr. arrest and has filed a civil suit was at itilO W. 13th Si, Sanford, Denmark robbed Dritz and ofchedukd for trial on chaimanslaughter, aggravat Sylvester Denmark, 39-year- against the School Board and Its with Joe Watkins at the time of later used money from the assault and leaving the scene u old teacher at Sanford's members, seeking his pay and the alleged robbery 14 blocks robbery to buy heroin. Police an accident resulting in injury. 141 %; WO - 4R W S - - The murder trial of a 30'.rar.ol,f former Outlaw g Ulrc)cle gang member has been delayed until the week of Dec. S In circuit court. - aw The charges stem fron! a Joseph Robert "Crazy Joe" Survey Shows Costs Vary Sept. 3 traffic accident on 1-4 . 'pazIano had been scheduled north of SR-436, Altamonte for trial this week on a firstSprings, in which three-yeardegree murder indictment in old Fabian Montanez, of f the Aug. 1973 death of an Hoboken, N.J., was killed. Orlando woman whose The child's parents, Ralph School Photos Earn decomposing remains were 34, ztnd Nilda, 24, found on an Altamonte Springs ByJOEASKREN were injured also when their garbage dump. Herald Staff Writer compact car was struck from Ile said some companje.,have the rear and hurled into the A recent survey of a half dozen schools Defense attorney Edward Those school color pictures revealed the current picture package price been known to promise schools nme(iian of the divided highway. a return of '$1 for each Kirkland of Orlando was that Dick and Jane bring borne Calvin Chapman, 18, 314 varies from $3.25 to $8. Of the total money student." granted a continuance in the every year for their parents to Campello St., Altamonte collected, the amount returned to the trial in order to prepare liii' buy are a real "money-maker" "We try to get the cheapest Springs, faces trial in the Sept. defense ease. for Seminole County schools, schools on a negotiated commission basis price for the picture and the 13 rape of a 26-year-old company makes duplicates for Altamonte Springs woman. according to Superintendent varies from 40 to 55 per cent. Addresses of (he state our yearbook," he said. W.P. "Bud" Layer. Two men arrested in conwitnesses, Including a former — Reynoids said only 3o per cent nection with a multi-county Layer said prices vary to layer and live of the printhat they are prepaid before the of his students purchase the "steal-to-order" theft ring are Outlaw motorcycle gang membecause it's up to the Individual cipals interviewed agreed the pupils take them home, pictures, ber, have been ordered kept also docketed for trials this schools and the half dozen rimoney given to the school as "Before, the kids would take Pinecrest secret by the court because of Elementary photography companies who profit is deposited in each pictures home and no money Principal Paul Murphy said 0 weSk. Roland Henry Durand, alleged threats against their 603 David St., Winter make their annual package school's general fund or in- came back," said Layer. per cent of the money collected Springs, is accused of buying, lives, according to documents offers to determine the cost for ternal trust or checking account Layer said the money that the "goes to the school's internal receiving and concealing an air pictures. In the court file. find is used only to benefit the school receives from the pie- checking account and is USed tO compressor stolen from an A recent survey of a half entire student body at each tures is used to buy things like a buy student supplies, physical Orange County business, ino Is accused in the sex 3 dozen schools revealed the school, water fountain, textbooks, or education equipment and art mutilation slaying of 13-yearcurrent picture package price Sheriff's agents said the air '11's a real money-maker for gymnasium dressing baskets. and science material, old Orlando hospital clerk varies from $3.25 to $8. Of the the schools',, said Layer. ex. compressor was recovered The pictures usually are Laura Lynn Ilarberts. Murphy said about half of his during raids in mid-August in total money collected, the plainlng why some schools taken in the Fall, before the pupils buy the $3.50 package. which l3 suspects were ctlarged amount returned to the schools seem to "push" the pictures of holidays, and plans for year. lie said most of those parents in connection with the theft A second decomposing HAPPY HOMECOMING QUEEN on a negotiated commission school children, book pictures are made at the buy the whole package rather female bod) found ou the trash basis varies from 40 to 55 per He said usually between 50 same time between the school than only a portion f it. Lyman High School Homecoming Queen Dianne Simon (eraheap still hasn't been Identified, cent. Stanley G. Stroup, 35, 119 ter) is a picture of happiness as she's crowned by last year's according and 60 per cent of the pictures and the photo company, acto Investigators, and Lakeview Middle School Ruby Court, south Seminole, is Layer-said the package price taken of stwlents at any one cording to the principals. Principal Ted - Bar)'tr said his aecwed of buying, receiving queen Debbie Vandehoten at ceremonies between halls of the no chargej have b.cn made depends on the number and school are actually purchased Lyman-Orlando Evans on F'iIda night. EseurtIu the happ; the seeo Donald Reynolds, principal at 55 per cent profit goes into and concealing p) death. "a $15,000 motor queen is Buster Leftwich. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent sizes of photos and the deal by the parents. "More Seminole High School, said his (Continued On Page 2-A) (Continued On Page 2-A) worked out between the school elementary kids' parents buy school's picture package costs Spaziano, already serving a and the company. them," said Layer. $3.25, it's optional and includes life sentence for rape in Orange "Each school tries to get the The half dozen principals three different picture sizes, lie Problem Still Exists In Sanford County, also faces trial Dec. 1 best pictures for the least checked said the amount said the 40 per cent profit to the here for the Dec. 1973 rape of a amount of money - . • In most riurchased varied (rnni 11) t.. (fl crhool•-•'oq In Ihi...t,gsnarnl f,,.A I. I • 10" year-old south seminole casesthe parent doesn't have to I)ercvnt of total taken to help build sidewalks or buy the whole package to get of pupils, Blind Intersecto the volleyball courts. ions lttI n fw ni.'i,tr,.e ,f •I. I..L uj,, . . ,. -. -ftU. iJJUl. m she 11110014' SCflOOlS -in the past, hail of that By AUDIE MURPHY Spasla no Is also scheduled And the parert doesn't have to reported a higher percentage of money went to the Student Herald Staff Writer for trial Nov. 17 in Orlando in buy it at all," said Layer. pictures purchased. Council, but the auditors tVhD.. ,i. • I... IUUIILJ .. - . .. .. . another rape case. KVwIU iiyer asia me only policy aisapproved of it," said A spot check on the problem what is it used for' regarding school pictures is Reynolds. of "blind" intersections in th' --- --. •- ., ,_____ Sanford area has revealed the problem still exists, although Today many of those intersections '' 1 I - _____ -. _________ ••• have been ('on'ctted. " Big Little Show In a study commissioned by the City of Sanford, and comDunn'g Miniature Circus, a pleted in March, 1974, Orlando breathtaking display of more ____ S MAGNOLIA Yi consulting engineers Campbell, than one million tiny, but Foxwortti and Pugh, Inc. authentic, hand caned replicas . .' detailed several intersections ' of the world of The Big lop t .4 . -• _____ with "31ght obstructions." •" s • fI makes its final road aptt A check on these intersecpearance Nov. 8 at Altamonte '4 _____ • Lions made recently revealed Mall before going on permanent - • • ... _______• ..' most of the deficiencies had display in Sarasota. Story and been corrected. This most often. ' -' ' ' . -• photographs in today's entailed trimming or removing • ' Seminole Magazine. • shrubbery and on one occasion, Arab Aid Rejected at least, an entire row of palm c rc, • ' F!; • trees. I ., -:.'. 'I Columnist Jack Anderson The problem still exists at reports that New York's Mayor some locations, however. And ., • . -•- - ' Beanie has turned down Arab -/ W 'l • what is probably the most petrodollars to pull the city out severe example of "sight ohof its financial crunch. See struction" does not occur at an editorial page 6-A. intersection at all, but at the driveway to a convenience - • Is Halloween Dead? store and beauty shop. '' Is Ilalloneen dead' Herald Customers leaving either the Sports Editor Jim hlnynes dflu}' r Ovu Store or Wanda Hand), anwj 4 thinks it Is. To find out how and Elaine's Beauty Shop on West -. • r.r sh) it died and to gain an in25th St. find making a left turn pj 4.q i,4 • sight into the times we live in, from the parking lot can be a . LIONS' 50TH read IIanes' Hunchec n Page hazardous e.xperien(e, since the - " 1-I1 today, - -• driver's line of sight is blocked ANNIVERSARY W _11 N by a pine tree and a growth of • - -ii_sI. - .L • •-w -.cF ' 5 The Sanford Lions Club palmettos on the adjacent t" celebrated its 50(h birthday on residential lot The driver must rounn .e Clh 04, 6t Friday with a luncheon at the ease his automobile well into Brid IC Holiday Inn. Over 100 the neirest lane of traffic to Builfliess Hrk(s 411 members and guests attended watch for cars approaching on (4tlrndar the affair, hIeh was 25th .St. Ti'N'S arc necessary to everyday life, but at tsmcs they become a nuisance to motorists v ho must pull highlighted by an address According to W.inda Shef- out Into a street in order to see around the tree and Its overhanging branches. iflerald Photo by utl1e Croord from Joseph N. McLaughlin, field, owner of the beauty shop, Murphy - Editorial second vice president of Lions there have been "three or four" e '' Dear Abb% 2C International, from Stamford, accidents in front of her shop in Mrs. H4'iley said tho death of Another intersection menram Autoniotj WI Conn. In the photo above the past two months — in- the little girl was caused by the tioned in the 1974 study was 68 that Mellon'iLle Ave. are hard eluding one in which a ifrom left) are Dr. Leland small speed limit on that stretch ci of 25th St. and CedarA ve. The to Iloosi IC spot before they are almost Gibbous, district governor, child was killed. 25th St.m which is 35 mph. lbs ital study suggested trimming upon 7A the intersection "I wish something could be Orlando; Howard Towns, Obituaries shrubbery at the intersection An intersection which still ('ontrars to populr beltel, International director, lake done about it," she said, which apparently has bet- 11 "Win4i" ifl(('r'tion,, Jo not 1-21 -34B poses problenis for motorists is The owner of the adjacent Wales; Hugh Duncan, tin, but noted that "no action produ Tek'vision 6-7-81) located at 9th St. and Magnolia cethe most accidents secretary, Sanford Lions; and property, Mrs. A'Ia Reiley, said , Women seemspossible ible on l--3C the fencing accordip to Sanford City McLaughlin. In the photo at she had not been notified the Ave., w hich 1k13 large oa k t rees w around the multi-family- Engineer i LaZenby. left. Sanford lions President shrubbery was causing it that tCflu to ULs3ttUCt sout,1. complex" which contribut to motorists %it of 9Ui "Pe')flit'ter i to be flwt It Saturda)'s high i. Oeraight problem. Harold Highsmith lk(tl the problem. cautious when there more is a b y 4. "It's a case of lack of corn- Street in both directions, The greets guest speaker oLlruction 'l'he fe problem sma ll sight McLaughlin. (Herald Photos munication," she said, Partly cloudy today. Highs in flitS flt) seve re , r weer, at an mnkrtion. l.ait'nby the lover SOs and lows in the by 14111 Vincent Jr.) Asked if she would object to and even the hard-boiled traffic A clump of shrubbery and a said. "You will have more 60s. Northeast winds 15 to 20 removing some of the shrub- study mentioned that the trees palm tree cause a problem near a wmde-vpi'n inter- mph diminishing at night. -tij'nts at bery Mrs. Heiley said, "I don't are "more of an a.sset to the the Intetsection of 8th Strtt't 's ith a hea traffic Details and tides are on Page see why no t cmill i milltv than a detriment." un-ti Mellon - ill Ave A .- ,',.,'-."-4 A Nuisance - - - - S S S - ' '' - �-, fl- - -- -.- -- --- - - -- .-. - a.,-- - - ----- -' - -- t__- - - - --- - - . . -.r -_'-_ - --- .------ - - - - -__ - -- - -- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sunday, Nov. 2, 1973 Swofford C Speedy Trial Law Cited IN BRIEF Ford Fromme Testimony In Court Via Videotape WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford, becoming the flrat president to give videotaped testimony in a criminal trial, Is to tell what he saw and heard the day Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme allegedly attempted to assassinate him. The President was scheduled to meet today with U.S. District Court Judge Tlxnvas MacBride and defense and prosecution lawyers for the taping of his recollection of the events of Sept. 5 at Sacramento, Calif. On that day, as Ford was walking to the California capitol, Miss Fromme pointed a loaded .45-caliber pistol at him. No nrIdnt has ever tP4tIfIM in iin at a r,4rninnl Iris wi1e1nçfflceapdthevkIeotapeprocedureneverhas • Kissinger Denies Covert Action WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger says that during his term as presidential national security adviser every covert US. intelligence operation received final personal approval from the president. Kissinger, faced by intensive questioning from memhers of the House Intelligence committee on Friday, denied that be was the one with the final say on covert Banker Predicts NYC Okay WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of the House Banking Committee predicts that the panel will ignore a promised presidential veto and a bill that would grant $7 billion In federal loan guarantees to New York city. approve uenmunc i riai home that polk'e say was stolen from an Orlando dealership last April. Sheriff's agents said the motor home was seized at Stroupe's residence in the midAugust raids. Scheduled for separate trials are two south Seminole men accusedo( robbery and use o(a firearm in commission of a felony in the Sept. 23 robbery of an Altamonte Springs conrenlence store. They are Terry I.. Barnes, 26, 126 Lake Howell Road, Altamonte Springs, and Charles Edward Ball, 230 of Fern Park. Other trials docketed inchide: -John Edward Heer, 24, of Orlando, accused of grand larceny of money from an employer, Musseiwbite Farms Inc., Forest City, between Sept. fl and Oct. 17, 1974. Anthony J. Robinson, 19 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford, accused of breaking and entering an apartment with intent to commit a misdemeanor, and petty larceny of two tables and a record player. School Pictures Said Real 'Money-Maker' IContinued Froni Page 1-A) of money collected and an internal account and is used returned to the school is used to to buy shop plywood, art sup- Improve the physical education plies and reading aM physical the physical education ct!uctWn equipment. I aclitws. said parents ziust Barker said about 70 per cent buy the entire $5 package, and of those pictures taken are 30 to 40 per cent of those taken lie and the package, which costs $5, Includes 39 nitt,w.t In frir gIIff,r.nt 6um & . • Manfre said betwetri 80 and the destruction of the late purchased the pictures. She said the package prhi'es are 00 per cent of tie pictures of his model station wagon owned by pupils are purchased by Larry Welch, 112 Mills Ave., offered at $4, $6, and $8 Sanford Middle School parents and the package price O'lando. Police rpnrIe4 Principal Dan Pelham said is $4. He 53W yearbook pictures they attempts are made to get bl4s also are handled by the photo suspected arson because a nearby building' which on the pictures and 50 per cent company. . - Iflwrnnnn "' F. k ____________ ' - '-- )': ... T' 11 "-'- L i.' • ' r efficient government operation - .'•' 1969, 0 co Despite his lack of opposition, spoken out in favor of the s2.50 garbage collection fee levied on homeowners and residents of the community this said (ii flooding problems in tit. community, DeVoney said it takes a lot of money to solve the problem, adding the flooding will not be solved tomorrow and perhaps not for years to come DeVoney notes the city this year passed an ordinance . t - - P - - requiring builders to retain the fi rst inch of rainwa te r on site, which will alleviate future CAL DEVONEY )L -. ago, Floyd said he prepared problems. 44 i_Uzi - I N , a - FLORIDA IN BRIEF Lake County Sheriff Sys a-, Say Rnhhrhic Robb eries T End CLERMONT (AP) — Lake County authorities predict that there will be arrests "in the next few day's" of the gunmen responsible for a rash of bizarre armed robberies of rural homes, Sheriff Guy Bliss said Friday that investigators reported "definite suspects" In the crime wave which has transformed rural areas of Lake and Orange counties into armed camps. Bliss, however, refused to elaborate on the alleged sus. pects In the- case. Meanwhile, auth orities In highlands County slapped a news blackout on an appearance by the gang in their area, -' - Eau -' The three city polling places eluding the United Stittes ford, who is a candidate for for the election include: the Geodetic Survey, the Univer. mayor in Tuesday's city civic center where city voters sity of Florida and the federal election, Maintaining no public official from county precincts 11, 23. 25 Toole-Wade program on water and 36 may vote; city hall quality, Floyd said the city has tins addressed himself to where city voters in county established a board of citizens solving the area's drainage precincts 4 and 34 may vote and to provide input on cleaning UP problems, Swofford said f ederal funding should be apthe Mont gomery Road t. city's lakes. plied for, not only for drainage, but also to clean the trash out of the Wekiva River. o Evening Ilevuld PubIthcd Daily and Sunday, except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald Inc., 300 H French Ave, Sanford, 37771 Paid at &s ty Cortlir h' I MARATHON (Al') — Former Supreme Court Justice )avid McCaIn, who resigned under threat of impeac1nent, faces possible disbarment In a discipline trial orrred by the Florida Bar Board of Governors. The iard ordered the trial Friday after finding probable misconduct by McCain as a lawyer and a judge, the pan1 said in a statement read by bar counsel Richard McFid4in. The Lard, which can lift secrecy requirements on cases of public interest, partially waived confidentiality to makea status report on its investigation of McCain. C:IN CELEBRATION OF OUR 50th We have ordered an entire truck load of appliances... and we have Drastically Reduced Prices On Every Major Appliance In Stock! AL ':1 . __ . is elected, Swofford said the service was provided by' the city for 55 years previously at no additional cost to residen ts above property taxes. Swofford said It was paid for •.'. — • MICROWAVE OVEN •-- '. •Coois in a fraction of the time •Th aws frozen foods in minutes *Cooks in glass, ceramic, paper IClock with one hour interval timer I I \ Pointing to the city's giant ydropillar water tower, PRICES GOOD ON MERCHANDISE IN STOCK ONLY -; Now 345 $ 434.00 WAS Model JET 83 s - wit" 5VWCI connection cniarges levied on Land developers. On the availability of federal money for city programs, Swofford said during his terms of office, spanning a 20-year period, he submitted 17 applications for federal funding and all were approved. The candidate said the Altamonte Mall was built _.:__ -- -, GE MULTI -TEMPERATURE AUTOMATIC DRYER with Permanent Press Special Care! 3 temperature SleCttons! • Cycle Signal helps summits uuin iiia uwnuuuuuun wiU ' McCain Faces Disbarment ' . cluirged city households for garbage collection service it he now pays more In pr operty taxes to the city than the city fearing an outbreak of panic like that which has spread had for its entire budget in l%9. across the two counties to th e no rth . Swofford said the board of County Commissioners ap. Gunter proved drainage plans and zoning for the mall before the TAU.AIIA&SEE I All — Former Rep. William city annexed the property' at SR Gunter, D.FIa,, appears ce rtain to become a candidate for 436 and Palm Springs Road. insurance commissioner-treasurer next year and "I've always been dedicated Rep. Carl Ogden, 1)-Jacksonville, is a possi bil it y. to the City of Altamonte But one legislator said "it looks like there'll be a long Springs," Swofford said , add line" as possible candidates begin assessing their chances(ling "I have given 20 years of Friday after Gov. hteubin Askew decided to leave Philip my life to it" Ashler in office. Ashler has pledged not to run. "I'm certainly very interested," said Gunter, an Orlando insurance man. "I haven't made a firm decision, • -. • but I will be making up illy mind shortjy." After serving one term in Congress, Gunter was A 1 4t' narrowly defeated last year in a race for the Democratic . 4 nomination to the Senate. V WINTER HAVEN (Al') — It group of central Florida cities is taking a tough stand on New York City's Fiscal woes, demanding an eye for an eye. The Ridge League of Municipalities, composed of cities in Polk County, passed a resolution Thursday night blasting New York City for fK'aI irre.sponsibihty. 'Ilie resolution said that if New York received federal aid or credit guarantees an equal amount should be distributed among other American cities based on their populations to "allow those cities to overspend and to repay their public servants and citizens for their former efforts." - dU.T'tN I 4 I Pledging to repeal the $2.50 monthly "garbage tax" I h \I I . y waiting. watchi ng! AUTOMATIC WASHERS I, WAS $234.00 ,,..' - - '. "- I 18 lb. CAPACITY NOW - Model No. WWA WAS S409.00 NX 6.W • PORTABLE A utomatic Washer 50 18U Automatic Wusher 8500 Model No. N ow 3 WAS $304.00 ,, - - (i REFRIGERATOR WWF 1000P N ow Ne (.. -' — 524 . ruuij. - - WAS 1124.00 975 WAS $469.00 "IV $469.00 N 01' *Readily reversible door hinges • -• 00 WAS 279.00 NOW 1 Model GCG 650 "19 OUTDOOR NOW $ HELEN KEYSER - 30 INCH Model No. J 356 elf I Automatic odor control spray - SELF CLEANING RANGE Freezer has 5.55 cu ft. TFF 2P -1 -• INo frost throughout t11r2na r.2 -- TRASH Reduces trash Volume by about$Ot Cu. Ft. *Delivers crushed ice or cubes and cold water to your door 1n1'J 1 211 -w COMPACTOR WITH DISPENSER Cities Demand Fye For Eye Year $7140 o - every major corner of the busy years service, is now asking the background in accounting and Sit 436 thoroug hf l oL Altamonte Sprngs to business management and hf are was peope avoided l ett h serve on the city experience in working with from the Air Force after 31 their enforcement and im years service. In his first foray proved all services, including into the po litical arena, Busch- police and fire pr otection. LAWRENCE SWOFFORD man has been a resident of the A current project underway, city for three years. ALTAMONTE SPRI PRINGS— GS— Flio d s id, i wC paving Oi, City City Commissioner Cal Montgomery Road where a The people pay their taxes and DeVoney, completing his first bridge is now under to have their two-year term, Is unopposed in struction. Working with other problems, his quest for another. enc governmental entities, in- solved, sa id -: wetk 5k w_- year. '1 don't think it is a tax It is a bargain at $2.50 monthly," he Vying with Mrs. Keyser for administrative guidelines for the city commission post is all operations, improved Glen Buschman. who retired building and zoning codes and • 0 --... ...-...-'. ________ Helen Keyser,, a three term and exercising tighter control city commissioner, is be ing of expenditures than ever opposed for the first time i her bef ore, says M Mayor N fourth bid for pubik office. Floyd, seeking a second term in During her first camaIg in the chief executive's office of requirement at that - srlpii - are the U have one grandc!d sons a an opponent wi;hdri:w this community. because he was not a prop-to iy Noting he has reorganized the owner of record for one year city's structure since amuming prior to seeking office, a city the mayor's office two years - Class Postage -. city commission, has thanked Buschman and his wife, Pat, - Eyes Insurance Job Sanford, F lorida 32771. cent of his time, if necessary, to do the job and to attend city commission meetings a er citizens and youth will be in. Community Church. having researched chided among the members of Disappointed that she broke .\I Busch man, during his years the group, her near perfect atte ndance . In the m il itary, he ld every rank In 1974, his first year in office, record over her six years on the . f • by promotion, retiring as a I' Floyd was unanimously elected city council earli er this year "c lieutenant colonel in May, 1972 1 chairman of the CALNO when her mother died and trips He has been a resident of Council of Local Governjneits to the north were required to Altamonte for three years Lt He has represented the city at fulfill esta te executor duties, Buschrnan says he has no eery meeting of the group Mrs Keyser has been elected special Interest, no business or since lit 1011k (fl( s ice rn-is or by her colleagues propt rty in the community lloyd was diso Liii ricuit four tunes _I' P except his home at 456 Orange ,_ recipient of t he South Seminole She poin ts with pride to Ave. Jaycees' Good Government job she did color coordinating, GLEN RUSCIIMAN "My only interest is the award decorating and furnishing the people of Altamonte Springs city ball arid civic center and ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— and doing what I can to make I notes that through her efforts Glen Buschman, who retired Altamonte a better place to gas station construction on from the Air Force after 33 live," he said, adding his ITt -----• ,la -- ft Swofford for the chief the campaign. . commission, in the district people will aid him in doing a ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — three post good job for the people of the Cal DeVoney, running UflOplie has pledged to give 100 per city. posed for a second term on the -- formation on what the citizens the South Seminole Pilot Club want tile city government to since it was organized in 1%7 underta e --........... I w PA three years ''' Swofford served as mayor for 12 consecutive years and was a member of the city government , for 20 years prior to his defeat p by less than 200 votes at the PollS 10 1 1 1)5 H"sd an exAniiy major and former city police officer. NORMAN FLOY[) Merily n Floyd and Missouri Belle Swoflord as well as their Al 1AMONTE SPRINGS— children and personal friends, The city is giving its citizens have been actively involved In more for the tax dollar, more a rear photo company and M9 of the tables for the pupils and for Longwood Avenue in Altamonte Springs. Arson Is suspected In 1,150 pupils at the school lwve campus besutificatlon. jJF - Almost $500 in stolen cash, food and property damage at the Time Out Restaurant was reported by Mary Duncan, 42. Burglars reportedly entered a School, said that school gets a goes Into an internal account pronounced a total loss Friday 50 per cent return from the and is - used to purchase picnic alter a fire at a parking lot on A HCW program Floyd said he during her nine years as a Is planning Is on Community member. affairs, to gain more in. She is a charter member of • Burglary Reported was r ,. Longwond. automobile M:ivnr executive's office. Term of The three men reportedly fled An former office , u nder the new charter, is Mrs. Harriett Copeland, Principal Sal Manfre said his worth of meat. secretary at Teague Middle school's 45 per cent profit P in years, incumbent Mayor Norman Floyd is pitted against window and broke Into have been sold during the past eight vending machines, III )U$. removing $25 In change and MII. MIMI. j'k,d Iø.r.a .f,d. •P 'WS 1&WWt ttS %.SS. AI, 0 .a.. ., WSJ ftfl - purchased Ofit 'I eS Of Canddates In Tuesd ay s Electio n 0 In one of the most exc iting i ft i he city discolored and re-wrapped. Several incidents of minor vandalism were reported to law enforcement agencies on Halloween night. when residents of the apartments heard the dispute and came outside. The Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant at Highway 436 and SR400 has lout two bank bags containing approximately 1500 during the past week, according to a report filed by Jacqulyn Bassett. The first bag, contaming 1)O, disappeared last Sunday, and the second bag, with $300, was discovered to be missing Friday. Another grand larceny was reported by Gene Wilkinson, 31, who told police that on the night of October 30-31, 23 sheets of plywood and 60 bags of 1evfiHzer were taken from a shed at Grem Belt Development, The polls will open at 7 am, or otherwise unable to vote at ballots up to 5 p.m. Monday. hail by 7 p.m. Tuesday. The Canvassing board Includes place clerki, Dorothy Fuller, the polling places on election The absentee ballots must be The city had received Mayor Norman Floyd, Mrs. Marcella Hanson and Fred Voters who will be out of town (lay may apply for absentee returned to Mrs. Jordahi at city requests for 35 absentee ballots. Jordahl and the three polling Wilson. places to cast ballots. Brantley Shores near Forest City, when she noticed some candy that appeared to be Conan Shane, 18, Rt. I, Box 354, Maitland, told police he was attacked by three men whom he met while visiting his girlfriend at the Mariner's Village apartment complex. 4Zhnnp a ensued which raulted in the aegedassalt. Siane also said rifle was taken during the --City Clerk Phillis Jordahl, looking at Tuesday's city election optimistically, has predicted that 1,600 of the city's 4,000 registered voters will turn out at the city's three polling I Set This Weeka (Continued From Page I-A) V 1. By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer been broken into, contained flammable Liquids. Nettle Lee Morgan, 61, told A Sanford woman is reported police she fired three shots at to be In Seminole Memorial an Intruder who entered her Hospital alter a shooting in-- home at 1406W. 13th Street. The cident Friday night. fleeing Intruder reportedly Mary Frances Johnson, 40, made a noise after the shots and 1102 W. 9th SL, went to the Mrs. Morgan said she may have hospital after leaving an hit him. Police looked for a unidentlfiedbar, where she told blood trail but none was found. police officers she had argued with an unidentified woman. Candy Suspect She said she was attempting to leave the bar when the woman Three rolls of what may be was handed a gun by an adulterated Halloween candy unidentified man. The woman have been turned over to then allegedly fired three shots, Seminole County Sheriff's one of them striking Miss deputies for tests at the Crime Johnson In the back. Lab. Di)C esthted the slug Mrs. Lornal Uckert, 34, 513 came from a .3 caliber pistol. Orange Court, Orlando, said lgaUon of the Incident she was examining candy her Is continuing. thlkfren had collected at Lake Station where city voters in ALTAMONTE SPRINGS City Woman Shot After Argument Youth Attacked Sunday, Nov. 2, county precincts 9, 12,35, 48 and and close at 7 pm. 51 may vote. The appeal court reversed Strawn Aug. 8, 1975, and sent the case back with directions to reinitate the direct information. Swof lord's attornies asked the appeals court to rehear the case but their petition was denied. The appeal panel ruled that Strawn erred In ruling that under state law Swofford wasn't "a candidate" when the monies were received. The trial court had dismissed the perjury information on the ground that the alleged false statement didn't Involve a subject material to the grand jury inquiry. Strawn had ruled that Swofford was not "a candidate" at the time he received the money In question because at the time he actually received the money the election was over, and even If Swofford were a candidate, whether the money was a gift or a loan was inconsequential. The appeal court disagreed with the local court's conclusion saying, "Such an interpretation is fraught with possibilities to circumvent the purpose and intent of the Florida Election Code, If a person running for public office preferred not to thsclose the identity of those financially interested in his election he could simply postpone actual receipt of their contributions and loans until immediately after the election when he was no longer actively seeking office. As we see It, the key to this case Is the alleged agreement made prior to the election by (Swofford)," the appeal court's ruling stated. The state had alleged that the giving of money as campaign contributions had been discussed and agreed upon at a me'ting involving Swofford and local builders and developers "including but not limited to Mandell" in Mandell's office about Sept. 12, 1973, according to court records. The appeal court ruled that separate sections of Florida law require disclosure of Information as to campaign fund donors and campaign fund lenders "Thus it appears the legislature felt It advisable to differentiate between loans and gifts. The public may feel a candidate less beholden to a creditor than to the donor of a gift," the appeal court ruling stated. The Swofford case was returned to the local circuit court and on Friday Judge Conkling granted a motion to dismiss the perjury charge by defense attorney J. Cheney Mason on the grounds that Herring's office had failed to comply with court rules on the speedy trial Issue. Herring wasn't available to Indicate If he has made a decision on appealing to the district appeals court the latest dismissal In the case. NAInON been used to obtain rwesldential By DONNA ESTFS herald Staff Writer motion to dismiss the re-flied Swofford charge. herring appealed the decision to the Fourth District Court of Appeals. For the third time in 14 months a circuit court has dismissed a perjury charge against former Altamonte Springs mayor W. Lawrence Swofford. But the long legal battle, centered on $2000 furnished Swofford by a developer, may not be over. State Atty. Abbott Herring has 30 days In which to appeal the latest dismissal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals, West Palm Beach. Circuit Court Judge Virgil B. Conkling ruled on Friday that Herring's office had failed to comply with rules of court procedure and "failed to obtain an order extending or tolling the speedy trial time" in the case involving money received by Swofford in December 1973. Swofford, a candidate for the Altamonte mayor's post in next Tuesday's municipal election was indicted for perjury by the Seminol2 County Grand Jury In July 1974. On Aug. 26, 1974, Circuit Judge David U. Strawn dismissed the indictment because Herring had signed an indictment which failed to state just what perjury Swofford allegedly committed in testifying before the grand jury in an Investigation of alleged corrupt activities of elected officials in Altamonte Springs. Herring filed a corrected cuirg, In the form of a direct Inf-rn.itwn. ,illeging, Swofford knew he was lying about a Dec. 25, l2, cheek for $2,000 from developer Lester Mandell. According to the charge, Swofford told the grand jury the money was a personal loan, "knowing at the time of giving such testimony that said monies were in fact not a loan from Lester Mandell, but in fact were a post election campaign contribution for. . . lSwofford's) participation in a municipal election" on Dec. 5. 19772. On Sept. 30, 1974, Circuit Judge Strawn granted a defense Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. City Posts To Be Contested I n Altamont e no,s Spri--,, Perjury Case Dismissed Again By BOB U.uYI) Herald Staff Writer Mayor Floyd - Electro Grills WITH CART & ROTISSERIE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A resident of ftiie Central Florida area for 31 years and this city for 19 years, incumbent district three City Commissioner Helen Keyser is seeking a fourth twoyear term in office. A businesswoman, she is one of the founders of the Altamonte-Casselberry Cham. her of Commerce and Is active in the Altamonte Women's Club, currently serving as treasurer and she previously served as president twice BUILT IN DISHWASHER - Model WAS $274.00 No. SD 250 Now 191 23 2522 PARK WAS $ 199,40 Now 16500 Sal* lasts from Nov. 3 thru Nov. 7 or until stock is depleted, Sorry, Delivery Charges Extra At Thai. Low Prices. SanfordElectri c Co. OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 8A.M. TO P.M. — CLOSED SAT. PH. 322.1562 �______________ W. 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F MORE S 59 75 GROUND on BEEF CHUCK BACON I rust 4f �-'-, .----.---t ______________________________________________ :~~__~~_,-- - - - ~ --- - - --- - - - - - - - - - - -- . 1~ , - - - ••= - ___n _71= - - _L ~ • I -. - .. -- - .• ,.-.I. ........................ - __ -- - - - - : -. -- -•— •-- - -I S Evening HetWd 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,*SANFORD FI.A. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322.2111 Or 831.9993 Sunday, Nov. 2, 1975-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Don't forget the big high school Band Festival neiv name. In additiod to such long4ime favorites as glass It's officially the Sanford-Central Florida Alt. Benefit will be held at the Sanford High School bottom boats, Deer Park and the Early American port now and the next publication of the stadium on Saturday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Museum, Shier Springs is sporting new attractions Aeronautical Chart for Florida will pinpoint our The event Is co-sponsored by the Civitan Club and epandedareaS which many Floridians haven't and The Evening Herald and features the marching airport facility with the Sanford-Central Florida seen. bands from Lyman, Lake Brantley, Ovied o, BLthOp Some of these new attractions Include the allMoore and Seminole high schools. The Sanford airport facility is expanding by new electric jungle cruise boat,, the 5 acre Although it is a festival, we must stress the point leaps and bounds and will continue to increase in Cypress poij Island, the Reptile Institute and the that there Is no competition involved and all bands both size and flow of air traffic. soon-to-open Gardens of the Old South. will receive a trophy of equal value. A doff of the derby to those who have made it if you haven't visited this lovely attraction what it Is today, including Red Cleveland and Gene All proceeds to the festival will be donated t the ________lately, we highly recommend it.. You'll find It's well Elselein and the many others who have contributed band programs of the participating schools. worth the effort---and for 20 per cent off the regular Ticc kets are priced at fl per person and are Ti so much. Lprices from now until Dec. 15. __ available from all band boost er organizations as well as Music Unlimited at Sanford Plaza, Outer ____ Limits at Altamonte Mall and at The Evening Silver Springs has announced Its celebration of Veterans of Foreign Wars Buddy Poppy Days Herald. Florida Appreciation Days from Nov. 1 to Dec. 15. are schedukd for Nov. 7-8 and everyone is urged to A capacity crowd is expected to be on hand and In response to the state-wide support the park contribute to this worthwhile effort by those who has received this year, Silver Springs is opening it., we urge everyone in the area to come on out and The have given much over the past years. support these high school bands. gates to Florida residents at a 20 per cent reduction On Friday, Mayor Lee Moore of Sanford offrom regular rates. This discount Is available to any tidally designated the aforementoned dates as Florida resident and his party upon presentation of Buddy poppy Days and also encourages everyone In case you haven't heard, the Sanford ,&j1.j, a Florida driver's license or other such idento support the VFW's efforts. once known as the Sanford Naval Air Station, has a Ufication at the box office. —Bill Currie , U. ot WORLD Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher R. RICHARD WNGI Editor WIWAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKF.Y. Advertising Director _______ IN BRIEF ' 9 [Ionic Delivery : Week. 55 cents; Mi'nth, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Food Stamp Plan Juan Carlos Of Spain about the food stamp reform plan sent to Congress by President There is an appealing symmetry Ford. By revising elgibility standards and formulas, K-1 : : from the food stamp lists. As a result, million families the -" poorest about 1.4 of the poo r, " in words of Agriculture Secretary Butz would - the have their food stamps benefits increased. DON OAKLEY - I i I receiving the food subsidy. The net result would to reduce the . ihDlF_n"yMii Benefits \v('uld remain stihstantuillv the same for about half of the individuals and families now By Press be Chall Crowd as O W . I - d HOUSTON AP That shopping list Egyptian dent Anwar Sadat brought to the United States includes Anwrican Ic nlov and knowbow. Sad,t told an aiichcnc of several hundred oil, chemical, and construction executives Friday night Egypt offers unlimited opportunities for investment and that foreign inv es tors are now immune from nationalization' appropriation, or seizure. "We are interested in your technology and knowbow," he said. "We are building a structure that guarantees a fair share for each partner. We are creating the atmosptiere that is necessary for esta blishing a Just and lasting relationshi p." - Every H annual cost, now heading toward $6 I billion a year, by $1.2 billion. Cutting away at abuse and excesses at the high Sadat Wants Know-How ~7 Endorsement ne y Possi1) I J MADRID,Spain (AP) — Prince Juan Carlos de Borbon began settling into his new position as provisional chief of state today while Generalissimo Francisco Franco, removed by Illness as dictator after 36 years, remained in grave condition, Franco, in his 15th day of lingering heart illness, showed signs Friday of peritonitis inflamma ti on of the abdominal membrane that doctors said could hasten his death. An early morning medical bulletin said Franco rested through the night. But the 82-year-old general was also suffering from lung congestion, a failing heart and a buildup of fluid In his abdominal cavity. • ,_ 'I W ____ __________ I ~_, - a r() . .• •- .' V41 Iri - -. . - _______ - - t~w. --a;J~_Sali_ _ ~ - -.4-1c; . ~ - L.... - " "il 741 - ' M:.L ) I ', _ '' ' V . •t p' .. _ "W - '• _________ - _ ____________________ - - .1- - - - -00% _____ -- HALLOWEEN IS FOR EVERYONE Young or grown-up, Ratio' wee brkgs out the mischief in most of us as these scenes around Sanford show. All of our photo subjects are having a haunting good time. ____ • @d j90 - - , ___ ________ - - ..•. J - I: I - - -• - % -' - - . - ___ Congress can face the voters next year without some offering of reform. At the same time, however, it is hardly cynical to admit th at th e 18.8 million Americans now relying to a major or minor degree on food stamp benefi ts represent a constituency whose interests Con gress will heed, So far, eight Mates have upped their gasoline tax rates since January. Massachusetts, South Dakota, Oregon and Wyoming raised theirs by L one cent a gallon (although In Oregon the In. was new, intermittent hemorrhaging, • etters To The crease was suspended by referendum petiti on City Problems Cited and Wyoming's will not ta ke effect until next 1 Overheard at the recent Presidents' Cornmlttee meeting of the Downtown Development 4 %.01"Aw BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') — House-to-house fighting Infied today in downtown Beirut, with charging that thousands of Palestinian guerrillas have infiltrated from Syria to reinforce their Moslem foes. Double Taxation, extending city limits, govern- are you?" , The first question Congrs should resolve before jumping the workmen's compensation Issue Is whether federal meddling is desirable or necessary. -a BERRY'S WORLD 6_________ _____ 4111111b 410110111100" -'•'I" I W. ,, -But I CJ4M'3d'V_1 • enough about mo! Let's talk about YOU. 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HEATING - REFRIGERAflON INSTALLATION -SERVICE MA INTENANCE CONTRACTS Tracy Garter, left, manager of Ranch House Restaurant enjoys a nervous laugh with waitress Carolyn Sharp and Count Driacula. aupal into I / 11 'r - -. 5,000 men of the Syrian-based PalestIne - LiberatIon Army ([IA) were seen massing at the guerrillas' Sad Nayel training camp in Le banon's upper Bekaa Valley. ______________________________________ OCT.31 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Beame Rejects A i or ew ( CALENDAR Williani F. Harriet Alberta Davis Charlie Ervin Irene L Linck John L. McMullzn Paulette A. Mueller Julian Murphy Edison A. Myers Minnie D. Roberson Connie M. Sparks NEED NOV. 2 Orlando Chapter Zen Lula B. Sidberry Mo%rie, "Hillbillies' In the Population Growth. 7:30 p.m. John F. Underwood Haunted House," sponsored by Room 222, Bush Scienci Easter M. Williams Sanford Middle School PTA, 10 Building, Rollins College Lora C. Williams a.m. Sanford Plaza Theater. Winter Park. Topic: Popalatioi William O. Carson, Fraternal Order of Eagles Education Grant. Casselberry Sidney Coombe, DeBary Aerie 3643 will host Fourth Louise Carter, Deflary -Altamonte- Ca oselberri Bonnie C. Edwards, Deftary District meetIng, 1209 Wells Chamber of George Gardner, Deflarv Commerce, lun Fern W. Fosm, Dellary Ave., Fern Park, 2 P.11. che Betty Yates, DeLand * on meeting, 11:45 a.m. Elizabeth J. Burnharr, followed by dinner Louis Levine, Deltona Land o' Lakes Country Club Deltona Evelyn hlorgpn. Delt.ona VFW Post 8207 Auxiliary Casselberry, featuring can Ruth Cary, Deltona dinner, 4-7 p.m., post home Sit didates for mayor ami council Kimberly A. Boston, Oviedo Linda S. Chenoweth, Deltona 427, Longwood. in Casselberry. Open to public, Frederick C. George, Deltona BIRTHS call CofC for reservations, Marguerite M. George, NOV. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Allan (Patricia) PTA Executive Board Sanford Tourist and ShutMurphy a baby boy, Lake Mary De ltona meeting, 7:30 p.m. Idyllwilde fleboard Clu potluck dinner 6 Dorothy A. McCain, Deltona Elementary School, Laura McCarthy, Deltona IISCIIARGES p.m. at clubhouse on lakefront; Sanford: Ruth C. Ringwald1 Deltona Skating party to benefit meeting, 7 p.m. MORE SPACE? Includes: Gordon H. Brisson Alexander J. Campbell Juanita chavis Robert D. Smedley, Deltona Seminole High School Rand, NOV. s Kimberly A. Boston, Oviedo 7:30-9:30 p.m., Melodee Skating All Souls Home and School, Jessie Felio, Sorrento Rink, _________________________________________________________ social hall, 8 p.m. Bicentennial or __________________________________ New York City's embattled Mayor Abriiiharri withdrfiwn an Oct. 20, although it could still be mission. But it seems subtly to play down Con- are suPPOwd to do: keep close ties with all kin& Beame, who Is in desperate need of money to reopened if the mayor acts quickly. nally's uncertainty about the source of the of news sources. save the city from bankruptcy, neverthe less Our sour ces asked us not to identify the Arab But Caffery went on to say that the Schoen. • turned down a secret $2.8 tAlllon loan offer in nation which offered to bail out New York City. In the original report. Connally seems in truns "have reputation,, of being at least fellow Arab petrodollars. They speculated that the mayor, who must doubt about which of three building3 w,-.1 t1le travelleN if not 111embers of the Con1mul). We have traced the mysterious financial answer to a large Jewish population, considered source of the firing. But in the summary, only a 1st Party ... In conversations Schoenbeun Is it impossible politica lly for him to accept Arab single building Is mentioned. This colncklej proposal from the Persian Gull to Iiinduri with reported to follow the straight Moscow ." New York. George Meisner, a private attorney, petrodollars. A spokesman for Beame told our the version of the shooting then being cfroJ The secret cable, which only now has come to appr oa ched the mayor with the city-saving offer reporter Marc Smolonsky the ci ty has not by the FBI. light, subtly - suggested that Marshall t Sources who have seen most of the sup- with CBS to keep Schoenbrun from getIntiervene about two months ago. The $2.8 billion could be IecCIVC(I any "concrete" loan offers. ng the Assassination memo: In earlier columns, we pressed documents, however, say they don't Job. 'The use which a person of suCh tendencies rc[x)rtt-d t1wt the FBI had witlilield hundreds of contradict the Warren Commission-a final Bank, he said. could inake of the very important post of CBS tn:ernal documents about the John F. Kennedy cerdict. The city usW the American Bank and Trust to representative In Paris is too obvious to require assassination from the Warren Cmmi.Won, Are Red smear: A top secret cable from the days comment," cabled Caffery. verify offer, Stanley Kreitman, the presidefit, acknowledged his role in the FBI spokesman, while acknowledging that of the Truman Administration ihows that But the fair-minded Marshall, who himself certain Iocwnen hadn't been delivered, In- character assassination Of newsmen td not WUlateraatOfM tjaj thyj me tam, he said, called for a sisteci tiat no facts had been covered up. begin with Richard Nixon and his crew, the embassy's poison Pen cable by inviting compo vied 8 8 per cent Interest, with all One of the suppressed docurrients, p In our In 1947, CBS had approached C espurlent Schoenbrun to a cocktail party. principals and Interest payable in possession, is a summary of the FBI's interview David Schoenbrtm and Offered him a top news World events proved how scurrilous was the money would have 1950 million every days.paidoutlnfnaements of on Dec. Il, 1933, with Coy, and Mrs. John Con- job ir. Paris. But right-wingers in the U.S. Caffery attack. A few years later, SChOenbnin 90been nall y at St. David's Hospital in Austin. This Embassy there, furious over SCJ1brn ,' was Condemned by the Communists and A majcr stumbling block, according to other document was routed by the FBI's criminal criticism of U.S. cold war policy, tried to torpedo reportedly marked for death during the famed sources, was that tour large New York City chief, Alex Rosen, to director J. Edgar Hoover's the appointment, "Slansky" trial in Czechoslovakia. tsis guarantee rrywnt. The city personal ass*stant, iisi Belmont. Over Ambassador Jefferson Caffery's Footnote: Schoenbrun, who brIlliantly faIk1 to obtain the guarantees, but source served Connally stated, according to the memo, that signature, a "Top Secret" cable was se to then CBS for 16 years and is still an active TV cornclose to the negotiaUons bLvned Mayor Beama's "the lapses of time between the shots ... was Secretary of State George MW.shallnta" 1~ntator had heard of the cable, but never knew kin "wicooqt1ve attitude." 'Unbelievably quick.' He stated that he saw no falsely to brand Schoenbrun as a ComJim1 its exact contents until we reached him. We have For ewpv, a lender's agent waited two gun" but felt "the shots came from a building The correspondent and his wife, said the co nfirmed from intelligence sources that weeks In a New York City hotel for Beazne to behind them." secret message, maintained "close re governmentfiles are full of such slanderous contact him, but 11w mayor never bothered to get The summary follows closely the informtIon with important me i of what the French Com' material on newsmen and Others and nothing is in touch with him. The loan offer was finally that the FBI submitted to the Warren Corn- munist Party." This Ismbers exactly flCwgt being done to purge them. - .-- Carol Cooper Lois Corbltt Jack D. Ferrell Andre C. Ijrnoks States 01"Ift - •• i., Christians Fight For Sea . Council: ' ng Sgt: Ed DCC director Sara Jacobson, greeti Hughes of the Sanford Police Dept., jokingly remarked, "You aren't expecting any trouble, . •1 .. I ~-- - ment funding etc. Hughes, who was attending the meeting as a The following is a copy of an oiìea letter to the March 1. Minnesota and Rhode Island each At t council meeting two officers were representative of the Civitan Club, said, "Well, ty of Altamonte Springs. How far Congress will go in curta iling the food raised theirs by 2 ce awar ded for valor; one had been shot, while you never can tell that fellow In the red coat nts, Montana by 2.5 cents Today, our community, state and nation faces pro stamp program may be a primary question for and Hawaii by 3.5 cents. property and people like me. Even looks kind of rowdy," Indicating Chamber of The Increases continue a 10-year trend towani many problems. These problems aren' 1976, but a more basic question apparently must t going to though they were city policemen and live In the Commerce president Wayne Albert. go away until the concerned ci tizenry, gets higlier and higher tax bites on this essential wait for 1977. That is the issue of the existence of In- cty, i tii how much more important it terested enough to get Involved by —AudleMurphiy c,mn helping its was to me to have their added protection. the program itself, which has grown up outside the mnodity, says CCII. Only eight states — elected officials find solutions that are equitable Alabama, Alaska, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, to Seems a little blt'petty' the way this thing is i had mentioned at this meeting that due to framework of the welfare system where it obthe entire community. Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas — have not un-seasonal amount of rainfa we were pracbeing handled remarked Finance Commisslotie' ll UL J A couple of years ago, our area enjoyed a big b I raised their gasoline taxes between 1965 and tically carried Ernest Hendrix at Winter Springs City Council with the m from the bigger picture of welfare reform, which boomingrowthandallofusloveditandall ofu Themayorpointedout me that if i. _____ netfng hejoinedthree other councilmen In 4. I fived In the benefited by it. No one knew the bottom was both Congress and the administration are still voting down Public Works Commissioner Irene instead of the county, I would be able New York City police detective Mary Glatzle going to come out; when it did a lot of people keeping on the back -burner. benefit from their spraying. Another benefit Van Eepoel's request for a $30 petty cash fund has been cited as one of the 10 most outstanding were forced out of work and out of bUSIIieS& AS for public works emergency items to be would be the fire protection the city offers, this police oicers in the country. OW' journalists have pointed out, it has left of equal importance to me. dispensed from the dispatcher's Office, "You "Muggable Mary." as she is nicknamed, has something of a mess. Do The Job The more I city bought two fire trucks with less haasel, think about the problems of am been working for two years as a volunteer decoy The people we have electeit to officP. In this Congress is cwting covetous eyes on another program that which are really all our problems, both in and out Van Eepoel retorted. miember of thie NYPD street crime unit. Using a humble man's opinion have made a lot of Infor 60 years or so has been handled capably and with increasing tyofc1isg tomake herselfappeartobe roads to solving some of these problems. I am of in the county; the more I wonder how I as an effidency by the swes. Looking for areas whert the city can "save a dividual homeowner can, participate more an easy prey for muggers, but always followed unable to see how they hive done a3 well as they BlUshaiebeenrOdiedjntheSenateanJ Housetocite in little bit of energy," Councilman Irene Van by a back-up team of other detectives, she has have, under the gruelling circumstances, which community affairs and also b"ne a resident of a federal em Of ren's compensation, envisioning EePDeI suggested turning off streetlights in the the City of Altamonte Springs. been responsible for no less than 300 felony they have had to work. creased benefits for injured workers and threatening Increased rempte areas of Tuscawilla section of Winter I don't know it this suesUon Is equitable osts to employers and — ultimately — to the belengured conor Springs, which she said would almost Offset the It's stories like this that not only reaffirm our engineer so I probably cannot clearly EtC corporated the entire county, things Etarted to costs of street lights 'on Winter Springs faith in the nation's police but in our judicial picture but I want to and I am interested because Today all 50 states have effcve woren's compensation Boulevard. Councilman John Daniels, a take shape. It "lot happen over idght system, too. With all the reports one hears about it's my community too, laws under which employcs give up their right to sue in and It Tusawilla resident, said there were no lights in didn't eliminate all their problen but It was a that area not needed. He gave as reasons for the "coddling of criminals," it wouldn't have The other dayl went to a council meeting and I change for assurances by the employer that he will accept beginning and It brought all concerned lJ1J surprised us if 3ometimoe during the past two learned a little bit more and I liability for Injury without regard to fault. The program was es keeping Leopard Trail lit, "a buil der has sta am starting to undler one roof. xtd yearssomeJudgehadn'treprlmandedMuggaole appreciate the Immensity of the problem we adopted to eliminate lengthy, costly and frequently qultable 20 honws. Owe are loggers, and it is a beautiful Ilike this town and I like the people here and M for using unfair tactics against un- face, lawsuits. and all the things that goon it will help any, I'd like very much to be includedplace suchfor asparking s There has been a let of speculatkin suspecting purse-snatchers, rapists and other The congressional proposals would reestablish the workers' tri pping stolen cars," in the city. solutions will be the best for all concerned. right tOsmovin nice citizen.t ck thecalendar tothetnoc theuy, Andrew C. Aylles — Jane Casselberry Some estimates put the cost Of the contemplated switch at $40 lionannua llyascomparedto thecurrent$6billion. JACK ANDERSON Presumably there are desirable features in the legislation. The states, however, have been responsive to recommended 541pa ' The doctors said. however. that throughout Franco's W. 'Any room for me?" Fla. 32771 OUR SANFORD REPRESENTATIVE r Franco Shows Hemorrhage -- .2Sanford, 417 s. French Ave. Y L COPI.Y N.W, S. C. 7ir INSURANCE AGENCY ; - visible food stamp abuses. Taxes on motor fuels have been increased Waste and abuse in the food stamp program more often than any other tax In igm, reports have become so notorious it is hard to see how Commerce Clearing House. 1 7 ,5 322-0285-8319774 I01 ' -.:. - - - - -. i . . --------------------- • ______ -'______ Under 25 SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments. Quotes .. -- - _______ Regina Burke, left, Robert hayes and Kevin Klpp act out the plot In Goldsboro Elementary School Halloween play. That's a dummy in the coffin at right. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent Jr.) - -, __ - Riots Continue In Lebanon P ' la, _~ - ~, V_ " Z. . - - 4 LOW AUTO RATES ' _____ n~:_-AN~ . - U Mary Greene, left, Darcy Bono and Eileen Serraes of First Federal of Seminole greeted customers In costume Friday. - ~_X SCONCRETE BLOCK CONSTRUCTION 'PANELING 'ELECTRICAL 0 6'SLIDING GLASS DOOR DROP.CEILING WITH INSULATION 'CONCRETE FLOOR & FOUNDATION 'PAINT 'CARPET CHOICE OF COLORS 'BUILT-UP ROOF 'FINANCING AVAILABLE skit by seventh grade students . Florida For All Souls School parents. Bram Towers — Guideposts-Films, slides, talk NOV. s-g on Florida's resources. Last Senior Citizens tour to Key — time to register for class which West. Leaves Civic Center, 8 . /!: I . - __ - ___ - , MISSS FRI%NCINA MARTIN .L ____________ _ __________ ' i - .1,1 NOV. 4 meets 7:30 to 9:30 P.m. All ,a.m. Pick up at Casselberry, Senior Citizens welcome C)st 8:30. Carry a bag lunch for a for 10 sessions. $2.00. spack on Parkway. WI Doris Miss Francirì4i M. Mar ti n, of DAV business meeting at 7:30 Rogers or Mary McPherson for 614 Sanford Ave., died Wed. ___________________ information. NOV. 6 nesday night. She served for P.m.; l)AV Building, 17•92. -. - many years in the pu blic school — Spins Rifida Assn. of Central system of Seminole County, -. Florida, I p.m., Mürgan ('onretiring in 1973 . Survivors in ference Room, Florida Hospital, Orlando. Speaker, -. Dansby; two brothers, Raleigh Saturday 's high 82. Overnight Russ White of Colonial Drugs on paraphernalia for incontinent. Wilson-Eichelberger MortPar tly cloudy through Sun. "' uarylncharge. Altamonte Springs P layers, day.Hlgts in the low - 'L. w inds 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs lows in the 60s, Northeast 15 to 20 mph diminishing at Civic Center. Funeral Notice night. . .' Lake Mary Rotary Club, 8 'i,,i '. EXTENDED FORECAST . a.m., Mayfair Country Club. a,'. MARTIN, MISS P'RANCINA 6. Partly cloudy and mild with Fay Dallas, Rotary Inter'C. ' M— Funerai tervcfl tor Miss ,j Franc ma M Martin, of dii widely scattered showers. Lows national Fellowship Grant Sanford Ave. w generally In upper SOs north to recipient, will speak on year of rWSday w,II 1)4' hId bI I P m ____________________ upper 60s south. Highs near Sndiy at St Paul Baptist study in France. nor M01QUMFNT Co . i th to midde 80s south. . Chufch. Burial will bq in PalgiI 1 Granite .Mckio Cemeter y. In Daytona Beach tides: high NOV. 8 ____ ____ flowers the family requests Christmas Bazaar, Rolling 7:05 a.m., 7: p.m.; low 12:32 R.M., 1:11P.M. PortCansveral: Hills Moravian Church, Sit 434 Baptist C'urch Wi(on. - - COU N T It Y CLIJ It -11t CAD r______ chelberQrr morivary in high 6:52 a.m., 7:02 p.m.; low Longwood, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. . th irg. L. 12:28 a.m., I p.ni. Turkey dinner, noon to 7 pm. WEATHER 12'x16' FAMILY ROOM MOVE IN PRICE ONLY FREE 5000 BTU . -= -- -- ---- -- - --=--$----- ,- -- - — ----- ,' ------ ,_ ' , j =-I - - .. -.- ------- . - - S.- — - --- - r. , 2,999 wh 0ua AIR Creative Designs Inc. ~" ONDITIONER With First 5 Purchases 905- A HIWAY 436 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA. 8315534 MEMBER OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED REFERENCES AVAILABLE __________ I , 1-~ . * Higher education may be where you find IL in a most unusual challenge to freedom of the press or at any rate, a challenge to a practice W hen Sanford City Manager Wan E. I I P the press has always felt free to engage in a "Pete" Knowles asked city commissioners . 11 candida te f or mayor of Willoughby, Ohio, about Monday if t hey would be Interested In attending I 20 miles east of Cleveland, has filed a complaint classes on governmental activities and i with the Ohio Elections Commission against the legislation through a federal grant for elected BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Christian gunmen were Willoughby News-Herald. officials, most responded' favorably, __________ lodged in luxury high-rise hotels by the Mediterranean i Candi da te Christoper J. Aquila contends But that Commissioner Gordon Meyer turned the i and eligibility for assistance programs like food 4. 11 tia)' as they (ought to reta in control of their lifeline to the •:;,4, -'--' newspaper endorsements of political candidates question around and asked Knowles: stamps have overcome the concept of charity that 1 sea. to are a violation of an Ohio law that prohibits "You mean like the Knowles Institute?" brought them into being. Moslem forces, holding the trump cards in Lebanon's _____ ----------------------------------------------------------------------—---_______ corporations from making contributions to Commissioner A.A. McClanahan added civil war, said they could take the Christian positions at Agriculture Department studies have shown candi da tes. another thought: any time but were wai ting to see If a lasting cease-fire th at 6 per cent of the households receiving food The News-Herald, with a circulation of about You don't want to screw up a newy elected could be arranged. stamps have incomes above $9,000. Another 11 pe' 29,000 violated the law, he charges, because It Official!" Lebanese Moslems, leftists and their Palestinian cent have incomes between $6,200 and $9,000. It is endorsed one of the candidates for mayor of the I' guerr la il allies are being supplied overland from Syria Sanford City Commissioners may have a igi neighboring town of Eastlake, th is 17 per cent that would forgo food stamps under and Iraq with Soviet arms, reportedly paid for wi th warning system in against worldly "If the published endorsement by a corporate th e administration proposals. Those in congress Libyan oil money. After d After iscussing pla ns for a one day state newspa pe r Is not a thing of value given f or the who would defend the present eligibilty on fire and police pension systems In benefitofapollticalcandidate, thenwha t is lt?" requirements have the burden of justifying a Tampa this week to be attended by Mayor Lee Aila asked in the complaint, pointing out that Cb. government food subsidy to Americans in those Moore and City Clerk Henry Tamm Jr. among newspaper endo rsemen ts are often reprinted by MADRID, Spain (AP) Gen. Francisco Franco shows income brackets. other city officials, Commissioner John Morris candidates as a way of self-advertisement new signs of internal hemorrhaging, sounded a warning. his doctors said Congress should find it hard to argue with Mr. Immediate reaction of the office of the Ohio today. Morris cau tioned departing officia Secretary of State was that the charge was ls about a Ford's proposal that college students be ineligible 1/1 A medical bulletin Issued from the 82-year-old general's reported prostitution ring operating In "ridiculous." for food stamps unless their families meet th e lardo Palace said his condition was stationary but still Tampa area, Mayoral hopeful Acqulla filed his complaint ____ ___ ___ eligibility requirements, or that food stamps be marked by heart failme with widespread complications. ftJ ____ th "IwouIdnotstandth before the News-Herald endorsed his opponent. ewayofanyyoijg , : Mill el provided to strikers only if th ey are seeking other : 4 Itsaidathreatofperjjtis _ipJitionof lady trying to earn her livelihood," (IUiPPed ° and Acquila Is threatening to sue the paper. -•1, : __ ______ . , jobs. Those changes would strike at two of the most -_—,.,. " -- ------abdominal membrane — had not increased although there board member, savings at the lower end, is the kind of balancing that the food stamp program and other welfare programs need. Th e principal that taxpayers will help support the genuinely needy in their cornmunities is not at issue, nor should it be, What has gone wrong is that the intricacies of defining need 1 17 _______ .- REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: •: i _F7. Ar • ____ - about one million families whose income exceeds a reasonable definition of poverty would be trimmed • Takes Over As Dictator Id Clock Curbs Are Needed Sunday, Nov.?, 1975—lA I - s- -- - .'- �-.... -=----- - - BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - INTRODUCING A NEW SINGER FREE ARM TRETCH.STITCH MACHINL NOI TWAT S ZALES Iff LEAVE KIDDIES AT TIIEAJRE ONE ANFORDPLAZAP Assorted Ladies as ' Pendant Watches THEN $HOP II zo,RN& COME IN AND CHECK OUR OTHER SUNDAY SPECIALS ALL KIDDIE SHOWS RATED 4D Publix Coach BLACK ON WHITE HI-TOPS BLACK.WHITE, RED OR BLUE OX FORDS 5 other great features! Carryiñg case or cab• net, inet,wlthflat.bcdcx. is e x tra. Resta urant 131 LS. 4Have 1lie i .. ---- --- --.-- -------.-=-..='. -,__;_ -- -- PLUS DEPOSIT LOANS UP TO 2500 \DOMESTIC FINANCE $119 ' CORPORATION 322.8121 Turkey Thighs PRICES GOOD THRU NOV. a JCPenney It's good to know it's there when you need it. A S R I '' with razor blades in apples sealed the fate of this October treat night, and an upside-down world finished it off. ; There was it time when one could talk of spooks : without interpretation as a racial slur. And what : kid didn't use to make the rounds at every house in I It lit l,'I1 I or,,00 I SWIH t 11111 twice t house,., -where they gave lootsie Itolls. Too many trick-or-treaters stayed indoors l"riday night. They don't hot) for the apple any more because of sick senses of humor by those who like to hold 999 A A • '. . . PRICES GOOD THRU heads under water. To be sure kids . who 0 t,ic'tg-1 viiii Glenn iiLi S jC,ui Turner's Castle Friday night got a taste of the macabre. But : that's Hollywood, riot Halloween. The Exorcist and : House of 'ax-type shows are superbly realistic, : and put one in the mood for Halloween. But after the dance is over, what then? Back out into asociety sietv where fathers are afraid to let their daughters go to Friday night high school foot ball games? Vhere in some corners the hattIe is not at the 50-yard line, but behind the bleachers? Where slashed tires, senseless vandalism and total disregard run wild? Educators say the answer is to play athletic contests in the daytime. -. . Limit Rights Reserved Beginning November 2, Vogue will be open every Sunday till Christmas for your convenience. Stop by and take a look at the latest fashions, and get a head-start on your Christmas shopping. We'll look forward to seeing you! . SANFORD PLAZA ONLY AIR CONDITIONING Filters REG. 'c FOR NORELCO 12 CUP Coffi?emaker34.99 $2900 GAS LAWN ankAm.ccard - Mas$r Charge -American E iprefi - Vegve '78" REG. 99.95 Edger BETTER QUALITY I Long j every night at Sanford's Values to $35.00 CLOTHES TREE Enjoy it in air conditioned OPEN SUNDAYS 1.5 UNTIL CHRISTMAS OPEN FRI. NITES TILE comfort. Often! A Today Only F! 'E RN : Plaza Rocking Chair Theatre. S I.1J N D A 00N S CRUSTY'S PIZZA SANFORD PLAZA 10 % Off Boxed ' WANTED CONNOISSEURS OF FINE FOOD CHRISTMAS CARDS (MOST RETAIL STORES) : What comes to mind is the account of a writer, complaining that "the youth run wild in the streets, show no regard or respect. It was Socrates, some 2,000 years ago. Problems extend from generation to generation and appear to heighten from time to time. Whatever explanation psychologists give for the irregular behavior of some degenerates, I can't help but wonder lithe topsy-turvy sports world has been a factor. Million dollar bonuses, the acceptance of contract jumping, strikes, arbitration, unions, agents and lawyers. They have eaçh had an effect. Do things come too easily for the All-American boys circa 19751 Student parking lots at area high schools hint in the affirmative. Formerly, the teachers had the shiny nes.% , cars, while the students had the jalopies. Just as surely as they have switched roles here, so have basic moral factors 0 a Yes, r ', Cards and Gifts LAYAWAY NOW FOR CARRYOUT SAVE ON TAPE DECKSII REG 79" Auto Tape Deck CHRISTMAS Drapes CLEANED FLOWERS PLANTS GIFTS OFF WITH FM AND 8 TRACK 89" Auto Tape Deck 29" (Continued On Pie 2B Free pickup & delivery on service work Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I . ,. . Sunday, Nov.?. 1975-1B 1H Hounds Howl About Win - , - - ' ';; Dr. Jekylland Mr. Hyde couldn't have played a better dual role than the Lyman High School football team Yriday night. There were the Greyhounds, silent on the sidelines, faces hung to the top of their letters, watching Evans protect a&o lead onarIrof field goals byMitch White. All of a sudden the tide turn ed And when it turned, momentum swung heavily. A homecoming crowd of 2,000 watrhed as Evans set up at its own 40-yard line, second and 11 late in the third chapter. Quarterback Mike Cuthson dropped back and had L'man's Jerry Human firing a gap right with him. Human applied the pressure, forcing a premature pitchout or at least a fumble and Greyhound Craig Smith picked up the ball and ran it to the Evans four, where Lyman needed only one plunge by Bob RIa.zzi to push over the touchdown. was covering the pitch man," said Smith afterward on the sidelines. The ball was right there 1tould hasescored 111 could have taken it on the dead run But! had to wait for the bounce. I didn't know where anyone else was when Igot near the 'ç-. - . . •. ' , . ;'-•.-., , - , . ' . f '•, ' . -, ... - P - - ' ... -. . .-., --, . -•• -•-.-. --• .. ., . . -. . -- Call 323-9951 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Mike Dorsey 133) breaks away for a long gainer on a sweep. Greg htanfleld lSd) and Bob Lorah (U) give chase. (herald Photos by Tom Vlneenfl Ma'*inland Knocks Brantle Ak III THIS DECK WITH 2 SPEAKERS ONLY INSTALLED IN YOUR CAR--ONLY . . - - 322.8610 Special this weeki , - 4 DINE IN -- - When S wC sla t 1i t me you heard a teenager say ; "yes sir or "no sir? My ears still ring from the cracks I got as a kid for merely saying "yeah" irmtead of VCS mam " Today's south is more educated in the classroom and out than former generations. For THE BEST EVER III FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Lyman's Ernnle Peeler (11) can't find the handle on a Bob pass. Evans cornerback Sieve AdamsJust Adam misses the lntercvptlon. . i SIGNED - .,.. niht Happene d Wh yr TO ENJOY OUR PIZZA. FROM NOW TIL CHRISTMAS and reLtirrftiJ 31 yards to the t, yards. Quarterback Bob spare from the 11 with only Trojan (our-yard line. Lyman Burkhart brought Lyman out three seconds showing before scored on the first play with throwing, but stallet at his own halftime. Itoh Riazzi bulling his way Into 46. On Lyman's next possession After an exchange of punts to While homecoming fans were the endzone, never leaving his Burkhart drove his team to the begin the second half, Lyman stttIng inthestands reminiscing feet and dancing hack to hand Evans 24, where on fourth down had its back to th wall thanks glory days at Lyman high the ball to the referee, he was forced to scramble, was to a coffin corner punt by Friday night, they couldn't help On the all-Important try for sacked and fumbled with Cullison. But pickups of eight notice that this year's version extra point. Riazzi barely got Evans' Sutton and 10 yards by Riazzi busted Brent his kick across the crossbar, recovering, had its problems on offense. the ball out to the 20. Nosoorier was Diane Simpson but it did dear, and it was 7-6 Using the running of Mike LYMAN crowned this year's queen, than with 1:44 left in the third Dorsey and Ed Dens, Evans EVANS 12 rrsl Dawn, . Dick Copeland's charges quarter. moved to the Lyman six, the big 102 93 Yards rushing changed the minds of a few Yards passing 36 While Lyman's offense was play being a 42-yard run by 144 0 Posses fans sputtering the rest of the game, Dorsey with a TI) saving tackle 17 100 17 7 C) Fumbles lost Coming from apparent brink the (greyhound defen.se was t)V flirhard Beary. PUBIS of defeat -. whcli would have rutting stronger. lossibIy Penalties When the Lyman defense Is 315 been loss No. 6—l.'manposted encouraged by the fact they had stiffened again, Mitch White Evans 0 6 0 0— 6 a 7-6 victory over Evans. cut off Evans' oulsidi' ground came in on fourth down and Lyman 0 0 1 0- 7 mere was more to this win game, the Greyhounds were calmly kicked a field goal from E White FB 23 than met the eye. scared only once, on the final the 13 which probably would E- White FIG 21 Co nsider that Lyman had one drive when Evans pushed to the have been good from the 33. L- Ria::' I run (rn kick) INDIVIDUAL LFADERS of Its worst offensive nights of Lyman 36 before defense again The 3-0 lead was about to be U StNG Evans- Dorsey fl 71, the season, and in fact, it was a came to the rescue. iticreased the next time Evans Dav,s 673. Kinney 2-1, Jones 6 6. game won by defensive heroics Interestingly enough, Lyman had the ball, except that 13eary Cullison 9 9. Bouchard I 1. of linebackers Jerry Human drove only twice past the Evans recovered it Dorsey fumble Lyman— Jackson 10 34, Rtazzi 9 10 Peeler 71, and Craig Smith. 30, and once it had gotten the aftera2l.yard pass play to thePeef er IJ Iluin put a fierce rush on ball at midfield. I.yman 21. PASSING: Evans- CulIlson 1110 Evans quarterback Mike Evans won the toss, received Evans did add to its score on ° 99, Lyman— Burkharl II 4.0036 RECEIVING: Evans Dorsey ? 3 CuliLson and forced a fumble, the kickoff, but punted utter the next possession when White L'jr n— RZll 29, Williams 1-1 which was picked up by Siiiii th;.,e thrusts produced a net kicked another one with roonito Mann i ng Il) slipped. • A111111a a By JIM HAYNE.S IleraldSports Editor 1A)NGWOO1—flow quickly they forget! Words O f Socrates St ill Echo M= Great Entertainment Dresses L14 ' can 2'°° Nip And Tuck Baffle en Weirdos EACH ir ! . CALL ON USI BONELESS eated Fate Of Halloween back the three small candy bars! had offered him. "My morn won't let me take anything to eat," he said wistfully. "Mister, you got any toys? They (Ion t have to be new." Gee kid. my Erector set got all rusty and I threw It out. 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Nothing seemed to go right for tlx- Patriots, while Mainland From the giddy heights of an had little trouble. upstt victory to the dregs of The Olo Reliable, back Rick disappointing defeat. Car-ia, had an off night and An offense that covered could gain only 52 yards on the territory like a well-oiled racing ground. Passes slipped from his I machine to an offense that fingertips, and his three sputtered like a battered old fumbles set up Mainland touchheap. downs that put the game out of And a defense that held to one hirantley's reach by halftime. that didn't. Freshman Rob File missed Was this the same team you his first field goal of the season, saw last week?" asked Lake a 35-yarder that hit the Brantley Head Coach Sammy erosbar. i... Weir Friday night as reporters Late in the game a bad snap and a circle of assistant to the punter resulted in a 17: :. coaches gathered around his vani Patriot loss that set up desk. . Mainland's final ID from the (" :.,.f4a5 .,, He was referring to Bran Patriot 14 (ley 's upset win over tount', Mt tn hile, the Dis torn crew . :. .....,.• . - ;• rival Lyman a week ago,a was putting together an of. GOLFERS BOOST TRIBE brilliant offensive and defensive Iensjve show that netted the Harry Stelnmetz tees off on the 10th hole at Mayfair Country club victory, followed by Friday Hues their highest point total of Saturd&y as the Seminole High School Athletic Boosters golf night's crushing 45-0 loss to the year. Led by senior runners tournament gets under way. Standing, from left, are Ed Terry, Daytona i1ain1and, Torn Hunt and Sam (;reene. Perhaps the hl:i Iloween I Continued On Page 38) - - -. -.- -. 20 FLOWER ' O Johnny 's Standard Svc. HURRY IN AND SAVE1 PRICE BOUTIQUE STAkDAID - UNLIMITED AflDHMORUAZA - Sanford Plaza 1hr. Cleaners Phone 322-6884 C. L. 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But their cries and pleas fell 27-14 Lion quarterback Lee end zone with a 10 yard pass, to bled the ia11 on Its fir5t attempt only time in the game 7.0 WINTER GARDEN—The 11w lJons, trailing 21-14, tried players appeared to run into on deaf ears as the ball, along Ward threw a perfect p= to make the,count stand 33-14. at uming it and aga In the I ~ons The Warriors were able to ; West Orange Warriors, sided to duplicate a play the' were each other. with penalty yardage, was Jon Anderson but the ball hit The game started off on a were able to recover, this time roar back with two quick scores by a roughing the kicker call able to pull off in the smon(l The punt was gotten off safely gi%vn to West Orange. the senior oa his pad-r and high note for ftedo when the on the six-yard line. [x-fore Ow quarter ended with 'nie tionk. team wits quick to Wuneed straight up in the air. Warriors fwnbled the Wil! On Friday night rolled to a hard lweriwl. At that time, Joe Finney but the yellow penalty flag, was After Ilenry Finney was West Ovinge on top 144. : fought 33-27 victory over Oviedo was able to block a punt, pick thrown by one of the officials, capitalize on the call as they An alert Warrior defender theli first play from scrim- thrown for a vati loss and Ward On both occasions the before a large crowd at Walker up the loose ball and ramble 22 Everyone on the Oviedo bench, titarched the remaining 44 caught the ball in midair, and mage. Will Carter recovered th!ew an incomplete pass, Lee Warriors Gene W..bh wass able 'd Field. yard:. for thc- 1_ien!' secorui especially fiend coach PM yard-k in jusm. four play5, with returned it to the Ovictio 14. "o By L.OULSSAPSIS Herald Correspondent for the bons on the West was able to hit K)b Merchant in Y- ket outside of t he Ovred I o Klein, began to yell, 41they the touchdown coming on a 17w penalty wns a&sessed =re of the night. From tIvre it only " the Oraage 18 but they were unable the end zone will, a seven Yard &-fense and ramble for long 11) :: against Oviedo mIdway through Again the ball was snapped never touched him, they never pitchout to Ed Thompson, who Warriors three plays to put the to score and finally gave up the strike for the first score of the �-___ 2 B-EvenIngHeraIci,_Sanford, Fl. rI U C Ii i . I I . U II S U I • •.lI U • I SUD ii see I Wi'.h St ClOud 72. Umatilla 8 Mount Dora 21. Groveland 6 Tavarts 26, Parson Taylor lake City 13. Woltson 7) Parker 17, Engte*ood 7 Kenny 7$. Palatka Central 0 Rolling Green 36. Victory ChriStian 6 Orange Park 2$, Stanton 12 Macdenny 18, Fec-nandina Beach 6 Crescent City fl lnterlachcn Lake Wcr 15. Easts,de 14 .'arIann.j II, Qu*ncy Shanks Delancl 31 Daytona Beach Seabrene 7 Miami Christian 7, Fort Lu derd6le Pne Crest 6 Fort Lauderdale Glbbom 9. Miami Pace '6 Mlarn,(1elen 16, Boca Raton 2 3 667 160 79 FIFTH: 1. Celaya Larrea 17) 7 $0, 3$0; 7 Fermln NY Cnts 7 4 0 .333 87 136 (5) 11.10, 15 $0; 3 SntiEchav.' (4) Phil I 5 0 .167 89 173 5 10, 0 (S 7) 144 $0: P (75) $17570 Central Divi'.ton SIXTH:). NeguiBengo. (3) 11.10. 6 0 0 1 000 161 79 tO 20, 380: 7. Arecha Zarre (2) 5.70. Dat 3 3 0 500 111 1fl 310. 3 Ccho Perez (6)3.60; Q (7.3) (Nc 1 0 e7 11 ISO P (32) $93 30 & Bay I S 0 .167 52 ii? SEVENTH: I. Alciana Okoki (5) Wtst DIvIsIon W40 larri Perj (1) 1A S 1 0 $33 177 ' $ 70, 5 20: 3. Negui Jayl (3) 1.40; Q An. 2 4 0 .333 16 9 7) $47.10; P (51) $17610 s. Fr ' 2 1 0 33) 105 115 EIGHTH:). San?) Bengoa (3)700, N. Or? I S 0 .167 6516$ 6 10. 1 20:2. Chucho Auirre (7)6 10. American Conference 600; 3 Fec- mm Aipi (1) 380, 0 (2 Eastern DivIsion ) j, g p W.. 1. T. Pt'.. PF PA NINTH: 1. Juan (3) 1180. $00, MiamI 5 1 0 133 176 870: 2. Miguel (7). 11.70, 500; 3. Butt 1 7 0 667 192 137 flllbao($) 10100(7 3)5340 P (3.7), flaIl 7 4 0 .333 iSi 149 1mb. N En.g 2 4 0 .313 76 III TENTH: I. Santi IS). 7$ 70. $10. NY Jets 2 1 0 333 I791 300,7 larrea(4)710,570:3 AIt Central Division (1) 580. 0 7760. P (54) Sf1 0O;DD (inn 6 0 0 1.000 17$ 70 (3 5) io Pitt. 5 1 0 .513 170 61 ELEVENTH: 1. Cacholarre (2), HOU'. S 1 0 833 13$ 66 12.80.1 80.300: 2. Chucho Ptre (5), Cleve 0 6 0 .000 6S 157 7 20 3 00, 3. AIovaEchae (7). 400. Western DIvIsion 0 (25) '.2660 P (7 SI $100 SO Oak. ' 1 7 0 667 TWELFTH: 1. ChuchoMencha K City 3 3 0 .500 lb 120 60,560,380; 7 Maruri Aguirre Dnvrr 2 3 0 .500 Ii? 143 Ii), 600, 3.80; 3. Santi AItu (3), 470; Diego 0 6 0 000 37 126 Q (IS) 4370: P (5 1) $133.70; Big Q Siterday". Game (7 S with 15) 1101.40 San Dsego at New York Di A- 2.Ue. Handle- 1110.409. North MiamI 7. MiamI Jack nttio South Dade I. llami 7 (iumbus 21, Miami t Ntw Vcrk Jet'. Oakland at Denver Detroit a? San Francisco Dallas at Washinjton Monday'. Game Ic's Angeles at PhiI1dCIphi, n POP WARNER LEAGUE Not Including Saturday '.Oames Eau ,a?tic' 17 Melbourne Cocoa 21 Tl?usvltle South Seminole Rockledge 7. Kissimmee 0 whI;e(3 23 Trinity Prep 43, F)OCida Air 6 TeaguC(370) St ' SV LaheviewfIl PCTC LIlDOS N Mitwr-e (231) Dade City Pasco 7. Crystal South Ser 'note River 6 Red (I 30) Bradenton Manatee 35, Lake. Sanford 104.1) -- 0 Hernando 20, New Port Rich ey Gulf II Clar*ater Catholic 70, Far. nagut 5 Dixie Holtin'. 20. Dunedin 0 Mllw(4 1) JcksonHgt'.. (4-1-1) TU (7.3 I) Seminole 77, Clearwater 9 lepiiythllf'. 15, Land O'Lake's '' ""i' MIDGETS 17 . Tampa East Bay i. Braden 2 11 3 2 0 I I ' 1 7 I 1 3 0 0 7 I JUNIOR MIDGET Sanford (51) Muwt-e (500) Venice Ii 0 I 1 3 I 1 770 't 3N I Jay)' 1 6o1a,5 Bar Perez: : Cacho Sanchez; 7. Erdoza Miguel: Mi'.'. Bernard'. om 12. 0 Port St Joe 38. Wuchuta 0 FAMU High 37, Wewahitchk,a Pro Football Echave, 6. MaruriJuan; 7. Santi Ml I' $ Sata larrea SIXTH - 1 Barn Quiota - 2 - -- - c.acno cPiavt; 2. oomingo Bengoa; Arlicha Javi. S. Negvi Perez; 6 Oguiza Miguel; 7. AlavaEIorza; • Bi?bao Zarne. SEVENTH - 1. UrzaJavi; Echano Beltia; 3. Ica Atberd); Domingo Via; S. Negul 6. Eddy Perez: 7. Aldana.Arana, Larrl.Leniz. (Shin:p) S I. 5. Enoug me au ' 6. Race The Wind (Bridges) 6 Never Renege (Hobbs) 11; V "UJ iL ''dUII U I FIFTH - C.2 Pace. Mile: i. , WllkI? Amy (Cummings) 7 2; 2 Birda Byrd (no driver) $ I; DaddIO Boy (Kausner) $ 1; 1. Mike T. (Kuc)) 92; 5, Rippinp On IR. Miller) 51; 6. Conestoga a. 3 1; 7 Lazy Sue Taylor) 61; I Marg Rusty (Blood) EIGHTH - 1. Atava Agulrre; 2. 10 1 " 1 0 0 NINTH - . 2. Juan; 3. lain'. Riddle N. (no drIver) 7 75. Tar 9 3 0 Erdoza Alpi; 7. Feemin Larrea; Harness Racing Jill Alal AT SEMINOLE TURF CLUB FRIDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FRIDAY HaIl) (5) 310. 380, 2.10; 2. Tex 6.70. 3.80; 7. Negui-AlbirdI (1) 7.20, 510; 3. ca Sanchez (3) 4$0; Q (4$) c (i) (Mcxlyo (R. Miller) 92: 6. Jimmies Arelene (Kucla) 5-1: 7. LIncoln'. (Kurtzworth) S 2. .. . . . ,: ) • ' ........ . .- .,..... ,/ _____ _____ V . ...-- -- . -V - .__ -. Cumban frisco (Whayland) 10 1; 2. Dads Favorite (Shell) 3 I: 3. Meadow Challenger (Johnson) 72: Freight (Blood) S1:6. Dr. RuN (T 'ank) S I; 7. Howard Champ 1 ___________ - ? ._ . _;._ ,.-, .. x c ' - .. • lui. , 4, -, . •!'1 - .____.__.-_-..___.... -.-.... . _.. _ -- - / - TRINITY PREP FLA AIR First Downs I 20 .-, _____ - - :', - :.. - -, - -- IP - u .e ferye Vie Perr2 tells glassyeyed Fussel that It's all over. Herald Photo by Lils Sap$Isp Mathews lrun(flarneft a ,p-___________ Proner 31 run (Prosser ______ -- in ant 1iI4j intn fk. ....,1 tI.i Lii ..i,,nUIIU I%JIL someone he has never met before? The obvious answer is either money, fame or recognition but those reasons do not explain why 39-year-old Clyde Fu,vel left his normal job of judging the fights at the Orlando Sports Stadium and stepped inside the ropes to take on young Travis Poythres on the boxing card that was headed by Gene Wells and Mike Baker. __,. .L IIWU5B i izie tirsi u.me mat russei nas fought as an amateur , -- .i • pi , - ., ...,. V .,...e .,...1 oL .., _____ . V , i.• ,• -. è Ara Parseghian, former head coach of Notre Dame and good friend of McKay's when the Trojans aren't playing the Irish, said "lain living testimony of his ability. "But," be added, "1 am not the only one. There are plenlyofoffiersw McKay las sound foottmlL'oach, The one thing about McKay Is that be is no fly-bynight. He iz consistently a winner." - 'V ______ r__________ J j.. - - - 'll'.l%1rf.Z; , 'i, • '' .- ?-. •• I • V ________ V - V - - .. ' ____ 'W'_______________ VV . V t .-.1'- - - V '1"L.V - Pettycoats Ladles League: - Hittefi 172. Iiittell spared the 5The 200's were plentiful for 6-10 and Phyllis Fuller picked fü-st time bowlers during the up the S6. Kennedy Trsctor morning as three out of the four high was Audrey Bolger 167. that were rolled were by fint Jet Bowlerettes Ladles: timers. The high game of the High series of the morning: day was Sue Wynn's Uirst (210- ElaIne Kostival 505 and Ann 492), as was Loraine Jackson Reiner 502. The high game was (205-492) and Cheryl Lowle' rolled by Margie Farrls 198 and 202 game. ila Collins had the KosUval 190. Converted splits: Rick Bennett (64) leads %%yman Jackson Into thtvans secondary. Stee Adams (25) waIts to attempt a tackle. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincenti 'You can't do much against speec ke that of Scott and Carter," he said. ie whole team has great speed and at hurts you on the outside," Part ';I the Problem is lack of dep in Hr;tntley's running attack. Quarter ck Henry Stanley can scramble for od yardage when he needs to, but he h to scramble too often. Mainland was able to throw three different backs at the Patriots, and their speed amazed Weir. Carza moves the ball well every g e, but other than Stanley, he is the ly other running threat. And Garz is .- -._- .I-_ " ..- (('nnttnued From Page ' ___________ strength to beat his opponents Into submlion, W on his chin as his eyes rolled up Inhishead. down." i78i' been insisting "it would be a mismatch if! (ought Hall and my ' -. ...l -.- - V -' --.: - '• V- ' •,'_ • Two of the three Patriot touchdowns came on pass plays. Of the seven tosses Stanley completed, five were for 10 yards or more. He gained 142 yards through the air, 33 more than in last week's win over Lyman. Three weeks ago agMnst Kissimmee, '..' -' V. - . - ,.. - :.: ' - -- - T_ .L' ' V i.' .. ____ . . VV ,, _____ r_, 8) ror tveryone Brantley rushed (or only 16 years while gaining 113 through the air. "1 was surprised how well they can throw the' ball," said Mainland Coach Tony Melachrino after his win. "Perhaps they should have thrown it more." Coach Melachrjno felt his team's victory was one to be "real pleased" with. "We're coming along, and this win ups our record to 4-3. We've made a lot of improvement since that 7-0 loss against Seminole at the start of the season," he said. ve?sior) by tossing o Daryl opening kickoff and began the MAINLAND the first half, Mainland uar- yards short of paydirt as first lie raced past astonisherj terback Hobby Smith ra ck half time ran out. defenders (or a 72-yard romp and flipped a screen t to A defensive penalty against that put Brantley ahead, There reserve C1marles Mc! sh. Mainland gave the Pats another - managed to ________ _________ -. _____________j-,-'i 'i that when he hit the canvas, the force of the tall drove his teeth Looking back over the game, Melachrjno said, "We didn't have Scott in fourth quarter. If we had, we probably could have scored more. But I didn't want tc run up the score any rIirt' than it already was." "These things have a way of coming back up at you," he added. Melachrino gave a glowing assessment of his team's effort in the lopsided win when he admitted, "We looked the best I've seen the Mainland offense look in many year&" 19 L.BRANTLEY F irs? Dowim Yd'. Ruth'ng Yd'.Pa'.'.ng )35 y in M- Sm,?h 3 run (A'.hle'y kick) I) M- Green 36 pass from Mcintosh 69 and Smith (NaUie? pass from Ill McIn?o) Stanley (Fiti kick) M- Scott 2 run (A'.hIy kick) Ii&si 2? ocs'. from Smith (Ashley kiCk) M- Grn 75 a'.s from SmiTh B-'Garza 3 run (pass tailed) Holmes 11 run Ikick fliled) B- Eberie II pass (Fite kickl M- P401 VIDUAL LEADERS PUSHING. Mailand.- Scott 21 199, Carter 1710, Holm II 66: PASSING: Mainland- Smith 97. 0. 135 yard'.: Brant?ey- Stanley 15 70. 1i7 ward, RECEIVING Manland_ Green 111. Nattel 229. firanfley- Var bounds and heaved a bomb to th ight blocked and fell short. endWhoneatlypluckedt ball TheSt.anleybombuiatsetup Outpointed Lin one or two with sound intentions, -- as though Ellis has had a change of heart and Perez can do nothing but accept The battle figures to be one of the most exciting ,. Hut at the risk of appearing from a different i generation, some of today's youths shouldn't even Penney can probably boastof themostunusual one - a tillapia or and play the game. This way, maybe we can keep the Easter bunny tillapla which weighed about one pound. It Is no news that the tillapia have spread to this part of the state, but itls unusual to get one on an artificial lure as they are alive a little longer. -' CItflflAArI in w k. •frinlIt, ,'iijj YVI4IL tat?. Finney's blocked punt and he was stopped short on the one. On the salt water front, news of trout has been scarce in the Again the Lions argued in touchdown run evened the New Smyrna area, but Jim Shupe called to tell of catch of 37 up to t-ount at 14 before the Warriors vain that he went in for the A J 11 were landed on top water plugs while drifting and plugging the six minutes. The final two-yard was not to be and the Lions flats. trotted off the field still behind rush came with 1:44 left on Main Street Pier in Dnvtnna vun..ia '.'.IUJ clock before haltime and was by seven points. lh BOB ORRELl, trout, and whiting they have spread - last year, two were caught in Lake Monroe week, Lake Woodruff, one of the better known speckled ch and now the St. Johns River is yielding catches of them. Corn- lakes in the state, is producing good catches but the size is ia tie ffowiinTI mercialfishermen have reported several taken off their trotlines. The danger is, according to some published reports, that the importJ fish will turn cannibalistic and des-our the spawn of other native fj - small, the big ones can be taken by fishing the bonnet beds. BIll Beep with three others in his party pulled in a total 129 on a recent trip. Bill Gidden, Ted Pollitz, and Larry Solano (IC up the rest of the foursome. Jerry Thrasher, fishing out the were in the many good hauls made. The best when the half back slanted off ttAo SCOflS late in the fourth thing though, according to Merle Keller, pier manager, was the tackle for the go-ahead ID. quarter but they came too late next week's game against Lake iiiie back in the final seconds Greg Latour, a recent coovert to light spinning tackle for of the half to treat the fans to a Hrantlev with a 2.6 mark. ocean fishing, landed a 24 pound "smoker" king Just outside the play that the Lions thought WEST ORANGE inlet near the bell buoy. On another trip outside, a guest aboard gained them a last second 'OVIEDO Do.i-". ii Greg's boat landed one of pounds on (get this) eight pound test 139 Yards Rushing ill spinning gear! 134 Varas Passing 11 With five ticks left on the 3792 Passe'. 1 20 Fumbles Los? (-lock before intermission, 21 2 2 1 36 Punt 5 III Vard sent Merchant out on a 55 Penalties siiiipk fly pattern and Lee cut 7 7 0 1)- 2? loose with all he had from his O.cdo ",'est Orange _________________________ 11 / 6 6- 33 own 40 yard line, ___________________________ 0 Merchant I? pats from Somehow the speedy MerCflton kiCk I c-hunt was able to get bChlfld the (F WOV Webb 35 Fr'.? _ Not to be outdone in the unusual category, C,O. Penney, Jim's dad, told of spotting a "sea cow" or manatee in Woodruff ('reek near Lake Monroe, On the regular fishing reports, Penney mentioned many good catches of speckled perch landed in the river and in Lake Jc's.sup. The specks are running large and hitting trolk'd lures, jigs, and live minnows equally well. Bob King, who sticks to the "jigger" - MARY JOHNSON _________________________________________________________ -- , , ..; Turkeys fell for Kerns, Sharp, pins. Buddy Bass was the top Team 4 with high from another nice series. Other 10 split the Week" is Earl Quinn with Chaplain's Ade To Golf Pro From chaplain's assistant to golf pro. That's the un ely Sherren Vihlen 1. Link also Spinner and in third place Is Jackson 530, Pete Phillipa 0, Itcalty highs: Mary Elniore ared the 3-7.10 split. Andy's Toyato. spared5-Iesue ristensen F:nzerson 164-522, Jim Moyer Jesse Cook 511, I Borne 5, 159-81-l61-50l, and Libbie picked the 3-7-10, Annette 18617, Bob Gozales 24 WeaI1 1 and Susie Golden Team won 4 from the Nice flay Slaughter 511, George Beers Messersrnith spared the 5-10 I20, 13.H, Carroll 191-531 and thenallofasuddenitcameintoplace," early morning and late evening hours. Ed "Woody" proprietor of the camp, got Into the act landing several of the Kelley never kId tht'opportunitv todevelophisgolfing skills "There wasn't a golf course in Clinton, If! wanted to lay when a huge bass attacked a bream which he had dangling on a was a small piece of the bream's head. On the river near Iike Monroe, Jolum kinord at Osteen ' fishing improving steadIy. Many good strings of bream s%t're Rev. Lake Grille scored with a pair of nice baa, Charles Greens Grocery: Ruth Burk Week" is Ba Spelt with l over -High game was rolled by Bud and Ida Baker 169, W.O.T.M. 2: strikes in a row), ii&i Donut 767, Eric Storm 204.748, 189, Bw'ns Texaco high: Elyse his average. High series team: Campbell 235569 and Al Mary Mclaughlin iso-iso. Shops's high was Millie Spring Chuck Blackburn 209-212.772, Vogel Car Wash team high: high game was rolled by Bernie were U only 200 games talland andshe Hose Patrick Janet Stander 182, Ca high: liudley, A nice 251 and the high dung the evening. The to 500 spared the188.17N77 Turkeys fell for Millie spring Kaiser 184.189.707 for the 3-10 splIt. Uour inarow), Karen Wallace, women. the lAnk Const, team was 'Fi place team: Bob Dance total oilS with the highest going l4 and Jeannie Adams con- (1mvIs, Shartrn B;iss and Carol Week" is Lendy Heuer () Marina Isle section of the river this week. is getting his share, most of them on the plastic worm. high 233-20573 set, Lindy Shirley Rodeabush 1. Winn 568, RIch flamelin 200-529, High gan of the day was rolled 505, Julie Blogina l95-5, Ned the 4-9 splIt. 209-521 and Jack Kaiser 21i4-530. Auto Body Shop with the help of V Boyd Shooting Stars Ladies Other 500 series: Ken DeCook Sylvia Paye's bowling 96 pins Sanford Classic Trio: "Star of l92.175-476 and Nancy Kafka strikes in a row and a high League: - Ti big series as 5a2, Te series of 564. Carol Slaughter the Week" is George Waldrop Emerson 506, Jim over her average for "Queen of lINooners Ladles League: iAutomJIotivc, Speed Partst (212181.242.209.51 Chuck Altce hendricks (Lyle Burk June I'lant 504, and Johz P&ruzz took all four froni Team 4. l)brine MacAteer rolled 191-185- serIes t575j as she rolled games 213-215-756, Bob Locke 222743, pins away from that ac 600 split. 451 and Noni Waggner'a 177- (559) and converted the 6-7-10 team) rolled a l762 also, iske 21fl, Terry Waldrop for the slightly under-thrown, kit end and then 21 yards back was to the goal. In short, how about a headcount, MI those for the 1O. Team 5: Dot Grady "Star of the Week" is Gloria converted the 4-7-10 and Anne Averitt with plus 97, Highs for Thorpe spared the 3-10 split, the night: Cap't, Jim's AverUt Waibday Dropouts MIxed 191-4%, and Kit Johnson 212-207League: Gil Fileger l%8, 584, File Tire Supply's high was i high for the men) Mike Burke Jitii Starr..452, Rolands hair187-525 and Marvin McNutt - styling: Wendy Boness 177-505, 192-514 and Joe Manger 181-182- and Don Corsi 1%-545. Boness 517. high (or the women and the spared the 5-7 split. Cafco only 200 of the night was Trudi Builders: Fred Denim 20l2. Continued From Page 1-By •) Late Toyota Mixed Lealue: 489. Converted splits: Dan The Demos: Paul Barnes 233Lynn Harris 465, Joy Walters agiblp Bank Mixed cret for the high game of the 217-169-212-for 185, and Pa Kerns, and League: big Johnson series oflLYischerg, 7, and 3-10 Joe twice, GerryGil Walt Moore 195-530 "Star of the Week" morning (208) and a nice 4 the evening (598). Jim Manger, in After five defeats, the Greyhounds had reason to celetrate. almost 400 yards total o nse. The Pats took the kickoff and Stanley faded back, spotted $3 Fumbles 5') Punts 4 V S And sonic of it was uite quickly set up shop at the Mark Boardzr,an clear on the Penalties 647 razzle-dazzle, Mainland 41, where Fred sideline, and tossed a spiral. _____________________ Facing a second a 20 Stanley threw a bomb to lleith Boardman hauled in the pass Maintanø 14 22 6 64 situation at the Brantl 36- Traster at the 15. Mainland and threaded his way by the I Brantley 7 0 6 770 lI' -. - "I V - V referee Vie Perez was admInIstering. When he finally did get back up, seconds after Perez had usually starting on defense and playing the whole garlIc there as well. Despite the gloom after the game, the Brantley passing attack gave some reason for optimism to observers. e Kenny Scott and Craig rt.er Nattiel to run the lead to 36-7. game at their 28. They didn't and receiver Daryl Gr the Brantley responded with stay there long. - t'.- Gar 1 Other highs: Kitty Lawrence fellforPatey,Jean Bitt, Farris morning (589). Peg Patey and Jackson both roiled four ili. IJIU(..tL dflfl .scootei inrougn to chase the quarterback. Inunediately alter the game, Lyman hustled to its locker room, staged a whoop-it-up party at the door and howled in the shower. ______ controlled experiment in eliminating some of the noxious weeds coach. _______ Main and Crushes SputPering Pats iaiu w wear uown nis opposluon. I1Us, one close first round, in their heavyweight three-rounder, Poythres chmakerBrceTramplecanniaketheprljgsheisaf. "I am trying to put Jocy Vincent in with Tiger Hall," The manager of Nat Gates and Tiger Hall, among others, Trampler wnounced, "but Vincent Isn't too keen on the idea. suddenly turned rigid from the powerful blow but before he could And, I am after a re-match between Savage Turner and cen the Idelette." area of his face. se Friday after accepting the job. "I've been a college coach, eitheranauIsthntorthhed man for 27 years now and! figured that was enough.. I guess !ve reached that stage in my career." McKay has guided Southern Ce.lifarnla for 15 seasons, leadinm them to four national championships, three undcfcakd aomis. At .0 he appears to be headed for a fourth. The announcement that McKay would Join the pens ended months of negotiations between Culverhouse and the 52-year.old coach. Cuh'erhotzse did not disclose terms of McKay's conti;u.t, '.kti: r&p&rtediy carries a si lary of $ThO,000 over five years. "I feel It is a prfvnte matter between me and Coach McKay," Culverhouse said. McKay wouldn't reveal provisions either. "It'i nothing like that which has been speculate4," he said. "I'm not Wilt Qzamberlaln." McKay's good friend Bear Bryant of Alabama said, "I hate to see him leave college coaching because be's meant so much to the game. But ma' loss Is the NFIIS gain.! _____ -- $ ' 1ii _____ - who Is now going great guns asa pro and is known as Savage of the most powerful punchers in his division, uses his brute TheSanford fighter will attempt to turn back the challenge c! Bay. "The time has come to try something else," McKay said - -. -i. ,. cornpaniment of roaring showers, "We did not play inspired football," said Coach Sammy Weir, "Our kids were not ready to play." Whether the team was ready or not, Weir seemed to Indicate that l3rantley was out of its class anyway. This despite the fact both schools belong to the same AAAA football district, The Rick Garza furnblcs, the bad snaps, the breakdown of the pass defense, the lack of containment to the inside, Everyone picked the same night to have a bad game. That was the mood of the Lake Brantley coaches after Friday night's 48) loss to Mainland. They sat sipping Cokes and Mr. Pibbs to the ac- WhM is it that drivnc a vnnn ' THIRD: 1 Arecha Via (SI 7370, (Thompson) (5) 226O. 640. 340, 7 MiStpy (Kurti-wroth) I. S 960. 6 20. 7 larri Arana (6) 13 00. MJm Rurr (6) 7.80, 7 70; 3. TENTH - A-B Handicap Pace, - _______________ I ______ - ______________ A , -. ..,. --'$? .-_ - ' . _____ rom Payne By SCOTF AHRAHAMS Herald Correspondent The Orlando Sports Stadium announces Its next card, set for Nov. 11, will be headlined by a Perez defense of his southern TAMPA tAP) It wasn't hard to guess what Tampa Bay Buccaneers owner Hugh Culverhouse was about to announce when he summoned reporters to his airport office. Down in a corner beside his desk was a stack of copies of the book, "McKay, A Coach's Story." It was official: John McKay, one of college football's most successful and gregarious coaches, will go to Tampa ,•• Patriot Coaches Agree: I Bad _______ SECOND: I. ca-Via (1) 1)10, Bannas Baby (7) 500. 1,20; 3. KIm 92; 1. DotIle Knox (Nihoil) 121. S 60, 300; 7. Echano Len): (7) 380. LobeIl (I) 3V40;Q (26) 1)7.60; 1 (62- Governor Del lee (Klrnley) 10.1; 6. 1.70,13300; P142) UI®: Big 0 (46 I) 1703.10; DO (56) 117.20: T 2.09.1 Trout Line (no driver) Il;, Malor Surprise . ''' - - V on seven carries the week IP beforeanddjdn'teven touch the runt ' V TP . Seal'. IS run (Barnelt kiCk? IP Seal'.$O run (Barnelt kick) toLd (Or 145 carnes Trinity plU)'s Lakeland Santa Fe in to Seals had 154 yards rushing Turner. 4i j. ______. - Lb... ________________________ -Improve on las 1,118 rushIng -- -• .... - --- V . -. ..', - V 4 . . . outings, In fact. in his Orlando dhiit hø NItnlnf.l 1',l T,ir,,.,. PJ'1 - bleeding. s a __________ '. - ' LL .. - (5$) $28.20; T 1:37.2. Hand.cap Pace Mlii: I. Eustce SECOND - 1. J.H. Time (R. Lady (Crossln) 6 1; 2. General Joe FOURTHS I. Bllbao.Ec'Vav, 14) FOURTH - I. Joaquin Jean (MV VirginIa Charm (Selders) Ii; 1, 1.10, lI.b, 870; 7, Domingo Elorra Hall) (3) 27.60 4.00 3.20; 2. T)ny Pinehill Bell (Kurtzworth) I 1; S. (1) 940. 410, 3. Alava Miguel (1) Miss Biell (6) 310 2.60 3 ., Belles Mitt) (Shell) 61; 6. Easter W.. L. .T. PcI. PF PA 520, 0(14)14080; P (61) $16970; Brewster (5)4.000(36)516601(3. Aptil (P. P4eeIy) 17; 1. Curious Note S I 0 833 111 91 00 Ia) 1173 40. 61) $11360 1' 1-37 (Wyatt) 73; S. Facile (Harp) No - '-4. - game htch wasn t reall) d game. Seals had carries and " .- - V heart wouldn't let him just lie there. Instead he kept trying to get National F'iotbali Leagu. National Conference Eastern DivisIon Dallas . FOUTH' - C-3 Pace, Mile: I 1 3 1 Fermin Ramon; 5. Maruri Attu; 6 Pace: i. Western Champ (Blood) S enavor Mit (pcuc?aJ 61; 3 Q 4 0 ChuchoArpi: 7. SantlLarrea; s. ' Dugger Wave (lewis) S 1; 1. Cap . Endoza Muguerza. Apalachicola Monticello Aucilla 50. Pan. ama City ChristIan 44._ j- 8. Mays 4 1 TWELFTH - I. BllbaGAltu; 3 2 0 Cetaya Juan: 3. chuc.hoMugver&a; Greessbore I V s.3ic; Thi a : Dusty Tag (Johnson) $1;?. Brawler OkDkI 7. Larr I Alberdi' I Eddy. lobe?? (Kausner) 97. I. flar?ows • Duthr'.'. (Piper) 6 1 rana. THIRD - 11,000 Claiming Pace. THIR -' 0 uiia.Lenlz- 2 Mile: I Stratton (Blood) SI 2 Echano Aran.a.- 3. E dd neil;' 4 Prince Desmond (Dvora',ek) 101.). Okoki' 6' Fort Myers Verot 7, Sarasota Sanford (4.11) Leview() 70) Booker 6 Pahokee 41. La Belle 17. Moore Haven I. Marathon 6 Arcada De Soto 24, Lake Placid 12 Chattahooclsee 10, Biaunt'.. / - Il ndee (Peters) S Mick (Provost) 31; 7 Busy Time 1 1 0 BlIbeo, 7. Sata: I. Celaya 3 2 0 TENTH - I. Mentha 2. Chucho; (F lhtendeld) 10 I; 8. Trua; Honor (Lupo)97. 2 7 0 3. Marurl; 1. Ferrnln. S. Santi; 6 SEVENTH - 12.000 ClaIming I 3 0 Mugueria; 7. Larrea; 5. Aflu. 1 3 0 ELEVENTH - 1. Ogulza Alto; 7. Pace, Mlii: I. Dons Ann RaIder (1. CachoBengoa; 3. AnechaZarre; , Crank) 13-I: 2. Stars Ho'.te'.s 0 5 0 DomIngo Ethave; S. A?ava Juan; 6. (Hobbs) Ii: 3. Pasha Time (Damianlk) 151; 4. 1 i.a BarreAxpe; 7. MerurlMigusi: • So Semmnol (1.3-I) Y f Claiming Pace: 1. France'.. Beaulah (Berr:n&k) 101 7 HurrIcane Scott 7), St. Pete Catholic 7 Sarasota Riverview 10. Boca 'Tutkawella (120) Sanford (2 30) Ciega 0 Fort Myers 7$, Naçle'. Lily Tegue(11.0) Jackscn Hgt. (1.10) 12 South Seminole Punta Gorda Charlotte Red (060) Fort Myers Cypress lake IS JUNIOR BANTAM Sarasota 27. North Fort erdate 17 IIi Uruic H Volvo IWhaylaml) 121 Anan?aatplew Oreans Santa Fe Astronaut 21, Merritt Island . ' 1 SATURDAY NIGHT ENTRIES FIRST - C) Pace, Mile: 1. Silky Squire (HCnt'tick'.) 52, 2. DIamond Ruth (Kurtwocth) 7.7; 3 Pan Byrd (Peters)$I. I Princes'. Strong (ft. EchanoAlberdi. Ogulia Sanchez; 2. Lakeland Kathleen 27. Bran dOn 0 lakeland 71, Tampa King 13 Pl'.nt city 10. Winter Haven 0 Barlow 7. Lake Wales 6 Sebrrcg 1?. Auburndale 7 MELBOURNE - Florida Mr ball in the second half. Academy's football team was Trinity amassed an eyestunned by the staggerIng 248 poppIng 461 yards rushing in the yards rushing by Trinity prep's game, and gave up only a fourth Norbert Seals, but not near as quarter TD. much afterward when it Coach Joel Kelley again learned It was only an average played substitutes lib'irally, day s work for the senior and held the score down, I halfback. keepingSealsoutofthegamejn ",_-, TrInIt) Prep on 42.6 in d the third quarter " . JDP.yIcofHc)s) 10 1 larri Arana 7 A?dan.aOk.okI:3. Negul 6Cacho tCaLenl. S , riata. • - ,. - Mrel.atGn (1y Miami Northwest Ii. Hlaleah (I • Taylor 1(1)1)60 3.10 7402. Special Byrd ($11002603. Surtax (3) 2800 11 8) $1110 T (1 83) $10610 1 7:08 Atlenciance. handle rt reported. Today's Game'. .W.in - Q(?1)$'6?0T(743)$)3)60T207 TENTH - 1 Beth Oregon IE SATURDAY NIGHT . j'.' ..Lt,,.........V. Seals Gallops, Trinity Grinds To 5th Victory ' FIFTH 1. JoShua (R. Strong) t7 70i 103,707, Genesse Playboy (3) $80360). Sourdough tI) 5000 (3 5) $7610 1 (5 3 1) 1728.60 1 7:09 SIXTH - I. Darryl Oal (H Hall) (1) 400160480 2. Ocala (1(4)10 20 6 103 loyal Opposition (7)7 100 (I 1) $7370 I (I 12) $71110 1 2.0? 1 SEVENTH -1 Tica IR. Wanton ir) j 4600 73 10 1)00 7. Dazzling Star (5) 5 80 610 3 Iron City Nancy (3) 1 0 0 (58) $116 $0 T ($5 all) %9S.?O 1 2)0 I EIGHTH - 1. Easy Bluegrass ID Brainard) (7) 1600 520 360 7 Bombay Jason (1) 7 10 1 10 Bomber 6 II) 3600 (4 7) 159 60 T (7 4 all) 170920 1 2:05.1. NINT1' I Devils Advocate (A Mici) I?) 13 00 3 70 7 40 2 Special Miracic'(i)i 702.803 MarIo (3)3.00 so Ocata Vanguard 21. Leesburg 13 Riverdale 17. Napcs 13 JlCkSonvi:le Ralnis 21. Jack SOnvilI Jck'.on 0 1 4 7 0 .647 48 131 Jack'.onville BoIl.". 19, Euslis -_. - -V. Sunday, Nov,3, 175 i)ij; :I1.;1 p P11 rep 00 081 -. - _____ _______________ run (Waters kick I - Smitn 75 run (Fenton kick I WO- Psicy 7 run (Waters WO- Thomps I) nun lkck The only reason Merchant hIerald(l1 Correspondent -' c WO Kannon 10 pass from Hazli-'t kck taledi that he had to come back : .'. ,r trr' '2 pla - er instead and won a scholarship to Clinton Comm ty That was before a stint in the U. S. Nasy where he beca e a ready to hire a golf pro for a new course in the Orlando area. Pennsylvania base. Kelley was good enough at the Roya nd sith his wife, Betsy. Ancient sport to b-omc' the No. 2 player on the base golf S( 1(I. "We has-c a real line bunch out here," says Tout. After bcin,It was while p!a)ilig with ('apt. Nicholas Brango, the . 1 open only live months, membership has hit 220 at Sweetwater. trmnsferred to Argensia, Newfoundland, , :-•.- - in the lathes golf association. the world, Wouldn't you prefer to go to some warm place re with another nine set for construction by the end of the • Play ang pulled In a four pounder while fishing from the bank near (be camp. 0- 'prevent defense" and he gathered the ball in Oil thE' t1es were changI from Argensia, Newfoundland, to lerto ico time, they come back more humble than when th' left the No. I and Roost'i,-elt Roads Naval Air Station, tee." says Kelley fish, th other had bream. They combined their partiesand had a big fish fry. course, also becoming captain of the sadron golf team. After his discharge, Kelley took a job as assistant fishing with his son, Tommy, and Chris Petersen, landed a string was no time to go back home to Iowa," grins the genial a ete were from one to three pouIs. John Kitchens and Charlie Sa atthi concentrated on bream, and had 30 when they returned to tember. 1974. people's needs more than my own. I don't have much time to Next he went to Placid IAlkes Country Club at Lake P1 ci in spend on my gamne,' he says. • Gournwt dining in thc air'conditiont'd clubli Kelley isn't a Class A IA pro yet, but he expects to reach at that status before the year is out. "I've been through ILS!ra'SS • •- -.'..... ==-'..;.=- -, bership plans for area golfers. Built by the (k'vel()t'rs - -- t'tion packed racing unde'r the lights Muu.-Sat, Although he's a fine player, Kelley is not a frequent tow- ' 11181 ws where Torn met l)arwln Kelley who happe to the oriria! big ' I -. i- .' �_________________________________________________ 1 Ii - 4B—Evenlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 2. iSiS Area Business Briefs ted Houses Urtfurnishec I L Hall, Lake Mary, no laler than r ' '' ' Are You Sick & Tired 'ø*..,L 'i5 _________ I '\-'t',, pram including the Today farmers were discussed by Slid The present trend in real W.W. Tyre, Seminole County estje is towards national Farm Bureau, who represented netbrks for real estate Just as local members at Florida Farm itl'beeninrnanyotherfields, Bureau headquarters in 'fe in Florida are proud that Gainesville recently. we'e taking the lead in many Tyre is a member of the State of ,se Innovative Ideas," Gale Resolutions Committee, who&e report will be voted upon Tuesday by delegates to the izens of the Sanford area Florida Farm Bureau's 34th re4ved $1,799 55 from annual state contention near Mi,inum liccyclers Program Orlando. 1anontti. At that convention, 61,000 .1 uminum Recycler 's member farm organization's 4-pe,sOflals c4cted 11,997 pounds of 1975-76policieswillbe finalized. hjinum beverage cans and Among key issues heavily __________________________ ttr clean KNOW YOUR household debated and supported by the Resolutions Committee were alGinum. BLOOD PRESSURE the registered ic November schedule for Strictenforcerncntof'nostrjke' Get it checked at Altamol',Se Mall, near tt$iobile unit is every Wed- provisions in Florida's law information center, Monday y From 2-4 p.m. and the relating to public employcs and through Saturday. 1) a m. tO Griter Sanford Chamber of strong opposition to future pm Cc,merce parking lot, 400 East banning of any pesticide Will trade various k abilities on Fi, Street, where the public without scientific proof to week ends far tyPe*l'ltIr, car or " . ' , - -- ' -. • ..,,_ I I J a . , - , . ......i ' , ' ,,,) - "I- ii x''1'vto rAI,,1.!.tin, ,. .,• thA V' S iUUS4Ui51 " th Browns are holding an open hoiisi this weekend with free coffee and donuts available to all who visit their establish- P5 (I .. ,_) '' , " /111 /1 Ij/ V -- - .. ,. .. -. -- ' ., ,' {' - - -- . ,. ' irr _____________________ _______________ - with a yen for travel will have a chance to see just how luxurious and _..-' .---__- V Woody Brown Skim-American slices, According to an recreational an- at his new Sanford Ree-Vee The wholesome properties of this new cheese product, locution, _____ organization of realtors, dedicated to discovering and money eltl-)uflC to drop by their new location and browse around, new pn1UCt Cuiluixifly, combines skim milk and American Cheese and is 50 per There's also an open house centlowerinfatthanpro,sed for Austin Develcpn'1ent of American cheese, while Altamonte Springs in Sanford retaining the American cheese this weekend, flavor, developer, Is well known throughout Central Florida (or quality homes. The new Austin homes in Sanford, located off Celery Ave., on Valencia Court North, are designed "for young this American slices are available in the Sanford area in two convenient sizes the eight. ounce package containing 10 slices and the 12-ounce package of 16 slices.. - Legal Notice professionalsandexecutiveson their way up," according Austin officials, to All models feature three bedroomsand1Lor2fulIbath with central heat and air, wall. to-wall carpeting, garages, fully equipped modern kitchens appliances, with all ample storage space and attractive designs Drive out this weekend and visltthese new models. t might be just what you've been searching for, time opportunIty. 323 6161. __________ _______ INVITATION FOR BIOS THE SANFORD HOUSING AUTHORITY, SANFORD, FLORIDA will receive bids for the INSTALLATION OF GAS HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTON TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS 16.) and 16.4 untIl 2:00 p.m., on the 10th day of November 1973, at the AdmInitratlon Building, Cntle Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at wtlkhtimeandpIacesllbiwIll publicly opened arid read aloud. Proposed forms of contract OXuments, including speclficatio,s. are on file at the office of the Aurnority of the' City of Sanford, Florida. Administration Building, Castle Brewer Court, sumer in tiund, are dp. eltethve real estate marketing propriately endorsed by tennis concepts. star Chris Even, a native Gale Associates has seven floridian, residential offices, all of which are Gallery of Homes Jack I.. Gale, of Gale representatives in the Central Associates Inc., Maitland, has rlorida area. thtiluminum. .1-aluminum cans have no sit seam or bottom seam and issilycrushed by hand. Also a lagnet will not stick to an alninum can. ccording to Paul Hayden, - Florida Council of the Caller)' of Homes Inc. The Florida Council is comprised of 23 Gallery of Homes representatives in Florida and is a nationwide zmager, "The Holiday season isiearly upon us and extra nney from collecting ahlinum will be useful (or sIpping and entertaining." I'it.ical issues facing Florida ______ . - ' 4—Personals _____________________ 6—Child Care - Legal Notice his selection as president, Gale said, "I am excited about our being part of the new Gallery of Homes concept, particularly in view of the forthcoming national television advertising Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, (General Jurisdiction Division) Case No. 7SI0S9.CA-49.F SOUTH SHORE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN %SSO CIATION OF MASSAPEGUEA. NEW YORK, Plaintitf, "s GARY TOBIAS and WAYNE DONNA J TOBIAS. his wife. Defeodant NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO: GARY WAYNE TOBIAS and DONNA J. TOBIAS, hit wife IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Case No. 7S1632.CA.04.0 In Re: The Marriag, of MANUEL BOTELI'tO, Husband, and PEARL MAY BOTELHO. Wife. DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TO MANUEL BOTELMO Address unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution o' Legal Notice - Rentals , Incorrect They Should Read: 3•33 7:33 • 04' write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. Fla 3777$ Bo 553, 5:33 9:33 Legal Not1c'' .1 Reduce safe and last with GoBeie Tablets and E vat' "water pills", To*jthtOn Drug ARE YOU TROUBLED' Ciii Toil - _______________________________ CITY OF INTHE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, SIIINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, FLORIDA CIL ACTION NO. 7S147l-CA.O9.F NoticeolPublicHearing 01151011: JKSONVILLE NATIONAL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY BX. a national banking car ltie Board of Zoning Appeals Of the Piji Plaintiff, City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, that said Board will hold a publIc RAND 0 CASTRO and ELLEN hearing to Consider the question Of granting a variance for the following AASTRO, his wife, Defendants described property: Free, 6.11 7(j77 far "We Care"Hotlifle, Adults or Tecnt. 9—Good Things FACED WITHACSRIPIKING PROBLEM Perri3p'sAlcofolicAnonymous CenlleIp Caill2I 4587 Write P.O. Bo* 121) Sanford,Forlda377;l ' to Eat _________ . . AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 6113079. Nurses, RN's, LPN's. Aides; Aide Companion; Neededlmmediately 6250636. Legal Notice & 2', Acres,) BR. 1 bath, stocked fish pond 153.000 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919 S. French 372 7374, 322 1496, 3fl 191.1 322 1959,322 4164 _________ 6 Lots, Highbanks Road Industrial Park, $6,600 per lot. New Block Home $ Acres east of Sanford, $20,000. Will - .- DeBary - .-. 6 Acres, 7 BR. I bath, $65,000 divide 10 Acre's on Pine Way, $3,000 per acre Homes 373 9685 3975 Honda CO 360 T, 3 mc's. old, eceltent Condition. Must sell 5150 322 115$ _________________________________ 3 M Precise time reieased plant food. C,ardenLarvl, 1400 W. 1st St.. 373 6630 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733166 _____________________________ - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Sanford Set of Miracle Maid pots & pans, never used Cost over $300, will sell for $125. Also butterfly collection, 373 3671. House full of Furniture, everything goes. Refrigerator, dinette, Courich & chair, MIsc. $507 Canary St., (Skylarkt, Longwood. $34 7151. FLEETLINE -- Double wide new, central air, raised front screen roum, carpori, skirting, corn plelely set up Near 436 8 $7 Olfsred by Savings & loan $11 SI per month 373 6051 -" ... — IS Yr. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanlord,3fl S200 , SKYLINE Doublewicte, '73, 71' * 60'. 3 BR. 2 bath. raisj front 1977 Yamaha 750 DS 1, 3, miles. uIf i,%.vf I'l 11?1I? _______________________________ 1914 Honda Y.L 250 Endure, 110(, miles Excellent Condition lEO 62—Law,!-Garden 51-HouseholdGoods BarrIngton, double wide, new, 21' x 60', central air, large raised sueen patio, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed siding, good location, with trees. Offered by Savings & Loan, Payments, $113 34 ma. 373 6051. 1973 360 Enduro. e'cc'llent condi lIon. 5)50 After I Call 723 2671 Al ITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT That's a Classified Ad! WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY—SELL-- TRADE ill 315 E. Fir'sl St. 3223677 HILLCREST " '73, c'ntral air. dishwaSher. raised patio, Skirting, & tie downs. Good location, Payments $41.29 mo. Offered by Savings & Loan. 373 6031 78—Mtorcycies - - One Executive Chair Two Atma Desks 322 SIX Kitchen. Bathroom Cabinets Counter top's, Sinks, lnatallatior availabte Bud Cabc'Il In anytime. Larry Saxon, Realtor 42-s'Mbile 60—Oflice Supplies DEEP WELL PUMP. F & W..' horsepower, $0 gal. tank filter values and hitting. 5175 100 It. inch pipe available Easy pulled 867 IllS __________________________ 79—Trucks-Trailers _______________________ Rent flir Lulr,' U "r?r Carpet 'Shi1crç-.'.er for cii $1 50 per day. ______________________________ CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1971 Dodge. Cii.i' cab, $ ft bed. loaded w dir, excellent cOndit'n, 53.995, Utility Lody 196$ Ford, 6 cyl., u,tanclard shift, excellent condition, $1,000. Private owner - 3737599. _____________ 65—Pets.Supplies Assume Payments $973 Ford F 100 Explorer, 300 CC. 6 cyl., standard transmisi body, radio, heater, air, rn. wftefs, like new Only 1300 mil. 5.700 5 take over pay'nent ); 011.6 AKC Doberman, red male. 9 mos., rars ¶hnt Crrir's 4 colors, 4 dharrpcns in peigree Good $fi.,cI prospect. $150 Phone 321 0797 7 (3 7.i'j ri (,l'),lrt 3 iC't,on, twin needle. tront 11ina deluxe' Sewina machine' Paw halanrenf$7$nr Iooayrnents ç.,. N' 66—HOI'ses SANFORD 'tEWIPIC, CENTER '107 Fast First. Downtown 137 QItI Fvi 49 liLt _______________________ - 64—Equipment for Rent —Au1osforSa - ', .', .' i ' ' '.:' '," ,, ..,•, ',, '.''fl '... -- - Homes BOLD REDUCTION to Rent SYSTEMS FOUR cial Property Sten strom Realty. JIM HUNT REALlY INC. -Merchandise - Q' ' DERS . Kish Real Estate - , - V •!W 322•2420 Anytime _ * * *Spanlsh Charm*** - eat 2977I'Iwy.1792 " i a 321.0041 pp ____________________ .1 Used office furniture Down ' S 'I I 'I I P4011'S . assume BUSINESS DIRECTORY Call EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY --- ( rank Realty, 31A—ipIexes - - Air Conditioning Home Improvements - _____________________ Schuren Realty - Aluakwm Sdk'sg Pressure Cleaning - in Hrnld Hall Realty yi IVIobgie.' In is so r Cn Show, our selection large, we're a mobile home show ill by ourselves. We ran1iin rxL have new home,. We have good'as.new refurbished models. We have Iowcoit APARTMENTS an" -' financing ond a complete service center right on the lAND 2BEDROOMS—FROMS144 Quiet Serene— Easy Living All Adult - Modern a Ave., Off S. 17.fl premises Phone 323-MSQ - ' c71a.r'ncr's "fI1Iic t 3 M6 M & 1 Year NO SECURI as DEPOSIT. HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it alIt Large wooded lots S Street lIghts Paved streets 'Sewers •SIdiwiks 30 Year Mortgage -$ pcI. down. or Conventional : 211 323-8êlOor 831-9777 Additions , w sell. So before you buy any mobil. home, coins son all you can get f3r your money. Coma to thi Show. Sor CONSTRUC11j Highway 17.3, Sanford. Next To Cavalier ' And best of all we're dependable. The Superior Mobile Horn. Show is a wholly. owd •ubsldiary of one of Usi ten lwg.st savings and loan associations In th. U.S. We stand behind vsry home • •On Lake. Free $sattnq •PI tIubIte'ute IDrepet •Carp.ting •Sip. Dhiulnq Rooms Beauty Care - W.2Sth Barry, 'Home Improvements - House Palntln9 .',AKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions. STORlPlr IT AE'j ", 5L WINTER ITEMS, Custom Work licensed, Bonded SELL SELLING IT '.'.[s CASh "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Free eStimate 373 6031 PLACE A CLASSIr ItT AD PiO,' WANT AD Phone' 332 2611 or 5]) ______________________________ 9993 Call I2flolI ur UI v',ii and a friendly Ad Visor will SOLAR HEATING AND WATER help you PURIFICATI3N SYSTEMS Call PhI GonzaleZ 303 373 3fl9 . - - SLIM BUDGETS ARE 001 STERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS Need help on that Saturday job' Paneling door. windows hung. concrete work, etc. By the hour or by the job 3279345. Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & simulated brick & stone specialty. 321 7115) _________________________________ Il you art having difticulty fkdir.g a place to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you have need of. reed alt our ',vanf ads every day. Looking for garden e'guipment' Read today's classified ads for 0000 huy. Office Machhios On' ICE MA('1411,LS ''fv'c' iii '.jI,'% .iij '20(15' F re' Pci uP anti S,unfo,d Buines5 Machines 332 100's 'UphoIerIng ''',',,' Pest Controi" ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 372 8ES Qviul't upholstering Frtt-p''. up & delivery Call for free estimate 201 C Commercial 373 6451 Wall Papering PAUL SLATEP Professional Whllpapet h'4m ger L'Cen"-cj Co.rrm*-r.a, Free Fttimite Pb 372 MI) Rt",'.Jt'ntai, Pet Care PET REST INN ficiard.rug 8. Groom fig ________________________________ 332 103) Well Drilling '.'.ECLSDi.ilLl I'll P:l.',tPç 'I7INi.L [J YSTl, All type's and tiles We repair and Wryice Potcr.,pt. by Muit',izn ('ukayne STINE MACHINE A, Fine wedding photo's reasonably SUPPLY CO pr'cnd. Phone' 3234388 207W 7ndSt 3226137 Photography, '.' ____ Sanford, I!la. Call for Appt. 322-3103 Roofing Lawn Care ShouJ.'° . ' '' Home, Established Residential IIIIIII Radio &TY Land Osaring Superior lies " Stemper Realty 33—Houses Furnished - ' , '------------------- Efficiency apartment. lights aa I waler furnished. Elizabeth Crewi phone 3733111 before 10 a m Furnished LPN. full time, 3 to II shift. Apply, Lakeview Nursing Center, )9 E Second SI, Sanford __________________________ ,_ . - - - , _ LOOK F,H A. buys small down payment, Cu, 3 BR, 1', bath, carpet drapes. $73, ASSUME 6'. PCT MORTGAGE Super 3 bedroom, 2 bath, nestled on wooded lot, great area. II Winding Ridge, Casselberry. Existing nfg , $15900. $154 mo. pays all Mking 171,900. 3239410 Forrest Greene, Inc. 18—Help Wanted . 323lorfl30S17 ___________________________ FOR RENT OFFICE & STORE BUILDINGS ALSO STORAGE SPACE $2SUPERMO. CALLTOSEE FERN PARK MAITLAND— 3 bedrooms, 5', bath's, air (01I ditioner. dishwasher, fenced yari $195. FORREST GREENE INC. 130 613) REALTORS 3321910 eve' ____ , St _.• & , - -COMPLETELY FURNISHED17'xbO' mobile homc', large Florida room, carport, patio utility buildIngs 7 Beautiful shaded fenced lots. Income from lot rental Owner will finance , , . - payment, mOflthly payments his than rent. Government subSidized to Qualified buy,cS. Call to see If you quality! M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 103W. 1st St. Sunday, Nov. 2, 1975—SR 43—Lots-Acreage 3320)62 ' t i * They're Hot" * Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. for Sak HAL COLBERT " ' ' Peg Peat Estate Broker 3'il 06i0 373 7fl5 373 5215 377 7741 _____________________ *" ____________ & Black eyed Pea's-- U.pick. Virginia Ave a? llh St. Mon & ThurS 10 a m Bring own container $4 bu , . - - ___:_-,_. Legal Notice ,, A. air, $190 ma. Available Nov. 1 Sanford For appf. to see, 373 $71 after : Reel Estate Lega.I •ot ice ' WITT REALTY 41—Houses Get 'Em While * Pu', i' ',v+ $175. English saddle WIIyS Jeep Universal. I ! i Interest Credit .1. 3 DL L 1011.'. iiU.'.' I bat, 6', anti bocts, 713 )2 screen room, central air, carport Dinette. 4 chairS, 5.33; Pr. mahogany -__.___.Residential running gear good Condition, 332. FRAP.IKLINAtIMSAPT5RenI Commercial Lois. 3 Bedrooms, central heat 'and ai,', awning and skirting Good con twin beds, complete, $95 ' ' 5399 after 5 p.m or any time I fldrm • closed porch, 113(1 mo 37!6S0 Acreage up to 10,000 acre's wall to wall carpet, brick finish, dition Payments 5.106 47 mo 68-Wanted to Buy UpholStered rocker, $15; Wood weekeodt. 2 Udr., porch, carport, wathin J aluminum overhang, large corner OtIrc'ci by Savings & Loan. 37) Large3roomapt.,shadefrees,t rocker, $17.50; Coffee table, $15; ______________________________ _______________________________ machine, Clean, $150 at on paved road 525,100-10 P 0l Street entrance, iflcIud utilitle's Endtable.tIO:Ive'te,t.tic i.,•.,•................... -.....- .. 2 Bdrm , new W W carpet, new LI r 'cp IY LOflWT, legor, ocyl • automatic dowr,. Immediate occupancy. fle' Call after 6 p m, 373 9579 Double bed, complete, $50: Swivel furniture. Separate dining arei REALTY INC pickup Will consider damaged if ________________________ tranSmissiOn, excellent condition, rocker, $20; Floor lamp, $10; Fall repairable Phn 349 5337 Very attractive, $163. 201E. 7Sth,373 5395 1109 S Sanford Ave BAMBOO COVE APIS JOHNNY WALKER front secretary, $175; Gate leg HAL COLBERT, REALTOR fable, $35; KULP DECORATORS, GENERAL CONTRACTOR 1972 Ford Currie- pickup, new tires. ST. JOHNS RIVER— Near Deflary, Security deposit, No pets. SELMAWlLLlAM5,Aj5Oi.ie' CASH 322.4132 109 W 1st, St. 322 2335, REAL ESTATE. INC. extra clear. $1,993 Call Don Pope, almost an acre of river front with Eves 322 0617or 322 1517 furnished or unfurnithed. Newly 374.'40 For used turn furO, appliances, 372 '651 Dealer beautiful trees, great fishing. redecorated. Come see. 300 E. bolt. etc flu, I or 1001 items Jl64i _______________________________________ Owner says "Submit offers Airport Blvd Sanford, 323 1)40 Larr''s P,'art. 215 Sanford Avi 52-Appliances SANORA 1966 Olds. ,Ietstar. good mechanical SANFORD CALL NOW Sanford Paola, 6 acres. 3 bedroom, Condition Good tire's Only 56.430 TwoApts I or7 bedroom, unlurn, I LAKE MARY— Beautiful lakefront We Buy Furniture bath, central heat & air, S acrei mile's,$. 32)0657. lot ona peninsula for unobstructed QUALITY APPLIANCES AT turn Both ac, w w carpet. $100 Furnished 3 bedroom. $175 mc orange grove. Owner. 373 0151. BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD scenery 575.000 damage deposit. $173 mo. 373 4319 DAVES'fl]9)70 Adul's only. Water turn. 372 5717 $974 Mercury Marquis Brougtsam, Empty, move right in, 4 bedrooms, AUCTION, 373 7340. after 3.30 pm OSTEEN - LEMON BLUFF. B '-vinyl top, loaded, excellent con family room, separate living & WEKIVA RIVER- Adult pan ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Owner. 100' on St tohn River. dition, %3,97S VW Dune Buggy, KENMORE WASP'IFR, pans, dining rooms. 30'xlO' screened DøBary- Acijits, I BR, air; Close to offering fishing, C.inOCirIQ am Top prices pad. u',ed. any condition, b'droom, 7 bath ma,n houi, eat e*(t'3lent ccvid,t ion, 1950, 196.8 VW service. used machine's porch, huge in'side utility room, 2 6.44 $126. Wn?er Park store's. Churches. Ideal for retired convenience Store Surrounded b' 3736353 REALTORs 'n in kitchem, all appliances Large sedan, ract;o and he4ter, good MOONEY APPLIANCES 3220697 car garage, 2', years old. beautiful oak and Cypress lrer% aersons. 661 64U or 327 $054. living room with stone fireplace. condition, $930 Private owner. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL SEMINOLE ' CO. Acreage tracts, 177 1170 Wanted to buy used office furniture. SMALL APPLIANCES carpeted. Garage apartment with n COST. Swim in community pool. ORANGE CITY— Duolex. turn or small and large. 57.000 per acre Any Quantity 1IOLL'S _____________________________ all weather enclosed porch, Good REPAIRED Low, low down. Price slashed 'nfurn QuIet Neighborhood, and up Terry Realty. Realtor. 67$ Catselberry, Hwy tiP?. 830 IIC.t 1971 Mazda Rotary Coupe. low lerm $17,500. Call collect, 601 o S Sanford Ave. 37] 9)70 ______________________________ 38—Wanted again to $33,950. 0711 Reasonable 773 7615 or 37) 1171 mileage, $950 or best offer. 134 $64 SC*0 after 6 pm, (collect) 790$. Want50, one or twO bedroom fur 53-TV-Radio-Stereo 71—Antiques - - - ----. - --' - 1965 GTO Pontiac A I condition, nished apartment on first floor 31-Apartments $600. $7015. Oak Ave. See' George. lnc.,REALTQRS7IHrS6U43U Must be clean. Two *dulfs. R F Colcr 'Iv's from 550; 138W. from HOUSE FULL OF ANTIQUES Wheeler, LAKE MARY BLVD.— 120' frontage Gen, $15; Service all makes. HERBS' andfamIyPi.rloomsdating Delivery, MONTHLY RENTALS to MAYFAIR- BY OWNER, 3 BR, 2 Ca'sselberry. Fla. Any Car113' deep on a corner sIte. 1,166 Sq. IV. 1700 5. French, 373 1731 AVAILABLE 1600's Revolutionary war items. bath, Florida room on 2 lots. ft. of building zoned for offices $150 $I7S Color TV Moving, must sell jn flsi. No Money DOWn Priced under $30,000 After 6, call COLOR TV.$1I9SMONTH ______ 549,900. FORREST GREENE QUALITY INN NORTH WITH GOOD CREDIT 377 21.54. ______________________ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN INC., REALTORS. 3236353; $30 I 4&SR 431. Longwooci For Example 6U 1006 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 4133; eves. 332.1970 75-Recreational Vehicles '72 Gremlin X, air, $1095. Lake Mary— Clean furnishec '11 Pinto, auto • air, $795. READY TO MOVE IN! Attractive apartment for working man Only, 41—Houses 54.-Garage Sales 1974 Brougrtam motor hone. 24'. low '70 Mustang Mach I. auto , ar. $1195 freshly painted 3 BR home on _______________________________ $95. Phone 332.7930 2574 Park Dr. mileage, $1,300 doAn & take Over '77 Vega GT. like new. $1195. 322 7111 Quiet street, yet close to ldylfwilde Idyllwilde— 3 bedroom. 2 bath, REALTOR paymit5 322 4610 AFTER MRS. _______ _______ '71 Duster, 7 door, $995 Yard Sale, 112 Upsala Rd., Sat. & SAN MO PARK, 1, 7. 3 bedroom School! Rear yard fencedi living roomdinirug room corn 322 3991 3279211 3220641 Many other's to chootifrom Sun., 9.5. TraIler hitch, dec. tooth trailer apts Adult I. famIly park. 5G—Mscellaneous for Sale Assume existing mortgage' with no bination, family room, eat In brush, hairctippers, razor, Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17 97, Sanford Qualifying! $21,950. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, split plan, car. _____________________________ 76Auto Parts kitchen with built.ins, double Chico & The Man cameras, typewriter, misc items, 373 $930 peted, central HA, kitchen Baby Bed. 27"x31",", and car bed; garage', large lot with fenced yard. Like new. 377 $635. (new location) LOW DOWN— Assume existing equipped, 2S'z25' Florida room 5)0 for both. Phone 339.1765, 723 1252. One & Two bedroom apartments, _______________________________ Reconditioned Balterles. $12.95 J 17928177, Longwood mortgage! Owner anxious to sell 3 with fireplace, porches screened exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, carpeted, air, turn A. unfurn. $9.3 Ca1l373 $57)or$34 1403 3 HEAVY DUTY BR home overlooking lflel and carpeted, utility shed. Phone 55-Boats & Accessories 1109 Sanford Aye'. -______________________ up.'372 1110 Kitchen equipped! Priced at ALUMINUM EXTENSION LAD 3220712. ____________________________ 1963 Corvair Mania Convertible, $11,900. Come in and make us an d. 'WJ JeeP Wheels (15") with tires?? $13 '72 Bonita, 15ff. with tilt trailer & s good tires & paint, runs. Needs "SERVICE BEYOND offer we can't refuse!! 7 Bedroom, air Conditioned, fenced _______________________________ each. PhOne 322 6602. hp Chrysler, electric start, runs adult. $50 plu's utilities 372 7910 wvrk. $100. 327.1947. yard, 1901 Summerlin Ave 5.1.900 THE CONTRACT" INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to great. $450. Phone 322 2599. or make otter 322 3)97. make room for new stock). 3 Rcn tur7slsts.d garap, apart LAKE MARY— Nice 3 bedroom. 7 Everything Reduced To Clear! 17' Fiberglas bott, with canvas top. mint, water furnished, adults bath home on dead-end sand road. By oen.r, 2 bedroom, bath, full SAVE 44 pet. arid more Your MLS Agency mo.d ill lIP Jotsnson motor 1. trailer cnIy. $100 month, $23 securIty Large lot, carpet, range, dish carpet, small equity. $143 ma. Call damaged stock. Payton's Exceflent condition Reasonable. depoilt. Phone 332 5305. washer, diSpOSal $"O,OOO. 372 9101 after 5. REALTORS 2S6SParkDr Children's Wear (Formerly 3721756 // / I lor2 Bedrooms Adultsonly Buttons 'N Bow's), 2610 HiaAatha, AGE I ELEGAPICE— Newly LAKE MARY— 4 bedroom home 22' Houseboat, powered by $55 OMC. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Phone 377130). decorated Older home. Has central with 3 baths, also den, family 2.313 Park Drive $lOup with trailer. 373 0581 after S p m heat and air, detached garage. Low down payment. Ornamental room & baserr.ent Walk in closets I:I,LLER BRUSH week days or anytime weekends fenced back yard Down stairs, stone fireplace, turned columns, AVALONAPARTMENTS PLUS an apartment for students, 372 1917 Spaciout living room with sunken paneled family room. 3 ADULTS. NO PETS hobbists, etc. $1,500 sq. feet of 15' Orlando Clipper with 35 hp fireplace, formal dining room, • bedrooms, garage, redwood Kt:y's Unique, 2610 Hiawatha Ave. 116W 7nd5t Spicious living on an acre of land. Johnson, electric start, and tilt den. - _________________________ in kitchen, 1 bedroom and fence, carpet. FHA.VA. 5311222. specializing in Macrame Ma$15,000. trailer, $37S. Phone' 322 0859 bath, plus utility. Upstair;) large One Bedroom. 2617 Elm Sanford CLIFF JOROAN,REALTOR terials and Unusual Gifts 32). CALL NOW bedrooms and? full baths. No pets 339 6954 76S1. ROBSON MARINE SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 7 bath $26,300. Mrs. Mello home, lust pointd intide, ar MOSSIE C. BATEMAN END OF SEASON ULS—REALTORS 373.1961 conditioner, shady yard, will Spacious, well furnIshed, pine SWIMMING POOL SALE Peg. Real Estate Broker dicker or swao. $19,500. panilod, all electric; good Quiet GIANT ALL ALUMINUM POOLS, nighborhood, Adults. 3fl 07$ 16'x34' (2 only), Peg. $2.I, now __________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. 322.764,3 if SANFORD $l.S00plusfj*; 24' Round (lonty), $30 6133 REALTORS FurniShed 2 bedroom upstairs apt. 6351 $100 down, no closing costs, Peg. $1,175, now $995 plus tax. • $lOOmo,IcltIId,Nopet$ Westllth rnewed, vacant Homes you can SEMINOLEAWNING&POOL $500 St. 3734767 afford. TAFFER REALTY _____________________________ 2115 FrencnAe 3 bedroom, enclosed carport, fence, Wi Or S?re'I deSks (executive deSl. Corner 3rd 5. 17 92 Small apt. $1.5; large 1 bdrm , $100; I Bdrm $139 per rt.onlh principle A, in. Peg. ReI Estate Broker , 2 bath mini farm, many & chairs, secretarial desks 8. 3223022 large 2 bdrm., $110; water fur. 1IOOE,7SthSt, terest, 30 years. 9 pet. annual 3226655 fruit trees. Has 1 bdrm. efficiency ' ' chairs, straight cht,lrs, filing fished; conveniently located. 372. percentage rate. Only $16,950. apartment. cabinets, as is Cash and Carry Table A. Chairs, $23; Stereo, AM. III?. BALL REALTY F.%; Also color TV's. 323 0705. Bdrm., fl', bath. No qualifying, CaliBart Real Estate Casselberry, 17 92, $30 1206 Studio Apartment, clean, furnished. RAYMONOM. BALL desirable mortgage to VERY PRIVATE. Prefer working Peg. Real Estate Broker PFALTOR 332.7495 Carport, CA, near schools, Swimming or retired lady, Phone 32)5)77. 3fl. 5641 Aft. Hri. 373.7757 shopping. Near new. .17W. 1st St.. Sanford BARGAIN HUNT ERS PARADISE NOW LEASING That's Classified Ad's Pool NO QUALIFYING New, modern, I story efficiency I Bdrm,, 1biths,garage,3 yr's old, apartments attractively furSACRIFICE Exclusive Area new carpets. Assume mtg. 116.700 COniie'tly located arid Leading distributor has above Quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on W, Garnett White at 7'. pet , $14 month PiTI, low ground pools beautifully landscaped 11)5 ma. canal, plus pool Large tree acquired througI Peg Real Estate Broker down payment Call between 8:10 s ro• in our factory from a bankrupt shaded lot. $47,500 with termt. JOHN KPIDER.ASSOC. formation 'all 3770701. distributor. Stock of pools Still in Realtor original cartons. Fully guaranteed Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom If will sell for ': price or less. home, close to schools and $306061 Eves$31 11713 shopping. $21,000 Guaranteed Installatic,, Low Mo, —__--.You want to Buy or Sell Payments. Flagship BuIlders. 1. AIR COPIDITIOPIING. Real Estate ','. .7 K illO P:jri't'nj Suppliesli(.'.[ OME.BUSINESS 3 Bedroom, .'.'PRQVE 8.315300 Builder or DeveloperExceptional LAKE MARY—' 7 BR duplex, kit. We will provide the REFR IGERATIOP., DUCT F,ture-s 'i%'atert'4eaters Ia.m..10 bath, centralair, with commercial P.EPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR buy in building lots lust tar enough chin equipped, Carpeted. central Professional Service WOR K. 74 hour service. All p m thru Sat 25)1 Park 37) 3412 zoning. Wall to wall carpet, e PENTRY AND REPAIRS 322 from town heat & air. $150 per mo 107 W. Commercial makes DYKES AIR CON cellent home to livi In and Op*rate 1135 FORREST GREENE INC. Ph. 322 7111 Dli tONING. 372 3577 Sanford a business $2$,900 Inteninr IT uteror Plastering SEE US TODAY 37343.53 REALTOR 327 5970 'OWl WHAT A BUY' Extra nl Plstcr fl,'rPi,nui & imijlit ________________________________ A&A CLEANS ALL DUPICx,$lSp.rrmo home with SWIMMING POOL, 3 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. brick P. ctin' spe-c.èutv 372 2710 IT .trror prt'ssure Clean n No pets bedroom, 7 bath, family room, BROKERS Install carpet and vinyl, watt to e'a!l 323 0*63 ]?l3lIlafleripm choice location. Only $79,9 REALTORS I can cover your home with alum Free Estimate Call SEARS __________________________ Days— 322 6)73 Hurry! Branct. Office No. I siding 8 soffil 'system, Also Sanford 377 li/I Nights 322 2332 1 bedroom urufurnithed, kitchen 0 671 Orlando Drive 3321302 tI MAIN THOROUGHFARE.. Roofing, Gutters, Screen. 20 Yr's equipped, air, carpeted, $9150. ____________________________ Living quarter's plus ideal Exp Try me 851 956) AduIl only. 3227296 wk.nds. & business location. Excellent DRIVE IN TV SERVICE Fast eves terms Call _______________________________ FSTI tj':n,, A',fl(l I " Moving? Why Not Live Serve 202 Live Oak Blvd ________________________________ PuilcirilnI F. '- .1.11.; Two bedroom, turn or urufurn, Dth Casselb.erry Phone III 96.11 'II I ft 'c'u '.c Jfl 3913 adults preferred, security deposit. Sanford's Finest TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 373 5131 or 377 6420. PEAl TOP 'I?) ¶174 (formerly Mar' cit's hlrauty N..nI) 519E F'irst,)72 574? _____________________________ Lawn Service. riti iob too large or too Lpert rouf rt'pair's, flat roofs or Area? Small Call shingles All work guaranteed 779 71'7 PROGDEpI ROOFING 37)6700 At Superior Mobile Home Pic'. $4 bushel. Farm. Monroe Road across street from Baptist Church. Herbert Rutsell. 373 7731. ___________________________ - . LAKE VIEW-- 4 bedroom, 2 bath, W. W carpet. RIGHTS TO LAKE USE. 5)3,700 3 bedroom's, 1', baths, central he it Jnüshed . $750 BUSHEL -- . --- -. NAVEL ORANGES or .- Room with landy an cookin privilege's in private home. foi gentleman 372 7116 after 530. ---- OKRA by the bushel 3f101ISafterl 327673) . 29—Roonn _________________ PARCELA NOTICE OF SALE Dtice is hereby given that, pivant to an order or a final i,ment of foreclosure entered in tbs4above captioned action. I will t the property Situated in Slinolo County, FIor,da.described - - ______________________ Wife miII t.Skt' in baby drinkers For further ntormation call 171 4517 Magazine Ar, -----. _________________________ A BABY'S WORLD Carefor infants toage7only Next to new Drivers' License Bureau 372 6445 is ALCOHOLA PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON The Show Times In The Plaza Theatre Ad 177 COU PiTRY CLUB DRIVE 2 BR, FamilyRoom, $140 lnlorrnat,onln Window __________________ MARRIAGES Pcrforrni'ti h ?,tarilyn. Nofary, Ocala 9017328561 cr7321773. N • From the center of Section 11, Township 21 South, Range 79 East, Seminole Ccsjnly, Florida, run with FICTITIOUS NAME North South center line of said FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that w are Section 14 North 0 degrees Notice is here-by given that we are West a distance of 12120 feet to the engaged in bijinets at P.O Drawer engaged in businesS at 40) Magnolia marriage and other relief has been Sanford has been selected, by Northerly right ef way line of State 2094 Sanford, Seminole County, Ave. Sanford, Seminole County. tiled against you and you are al Sanford, Florida, and may be 5117': Lancaster Avenue Florida under the fictitious name of the Borden Foods. division of secured any time after 1:30 a m. Florida Road No. 436; thence run South under the fititious name l9 required to serve a copy of your it 173. SAN LANTA, THIRD Charleston, West BID ENTERPRISES. and that We' THE GABLES. and we intend to itten defense's, If any, on LAW SIIION, according to th Borden Inc., as a test market Monday, November 3. 1973. Virginia 7930.4 plat degrees 57' 44" East along sad intend to regiSter said name with the register said name with the Clerk of Copies of the documents may be YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OFFICES OF ROSEN BLUM I ttcgf as recorded in PIN Book 13, right DI way line a distance of 125.19 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole arealora newcheeseproduct,. feettothe pointof beginning; thence PIPXIPIS, Attorneys for petitioner, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, p 75, of the Pi.Aslic Records of attained by depositing $7500 with that an action to Foreclose a Mar run Esstierly along said North right, County, Florida In accordance with Florida in accordance with the whose address is Suite 705. 430 East 5inoIe County. Florida, theHousingAuthorityfor,achWtof tgage on the follow'ng described the provision of the Fictitious of Wa' line 4611 feet to the Point of provisions of the Fictitiws Name Highway 436. Casselberry, Florida ablicsale,tothehIghestandb,'st property in Seminole County, documentssoobtaine'd. Such deposit Curvature of a curve concave to the Name Statutes. To.Wi?. Section Statutes, To Wit Section 56509 32707, on or before December 17th, b4er for Cash, at the Florida' will be refunded to each person wt'io 165 Florida Statutes 1957. CITYOF Florida Statutes 1957 Lot 11, Block G W000MERE 1975; otherwise a ludgment may be cti- of tte Seminole Coun' y Northerly and having a radius Of S Robert Cltastain ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 7761.9) feet; run monte entered against you for the relief Easterly S Charles M Cameron C,tnouse in Sanford, Florida, at Other documents in good conctition PARK, 2ND REPLAT. ac.'ording to Moval Chastain FLORIDA demanded in the petition. along sala right of way line and Parion Cameron ISO A.M the In the forenoon on Put thereof as recorded in P$at the *ithm 10 days after bid opening Publish. Oct 19, 76, Nov 3, 1913 N.tfce of PublIc ttearin5 along the arc of said curve 3 31 feet WITNESS my hand and bIte seal Of 1? ay 08 November. 1,73. Publsh Oct $2. l26 NOV. 9975 A certified check or bank draft, Book 13, Page 73 ci the Public TO WHOM T M4Y CONCERN: DES through a central angle ci 0 degrees DES 117 (si) payable to the Housing Authority of Records of Seminole County, thiS Court on October 30th, 191$. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY f (Seal) 01' $2"; Ihenc run North 0 degrees __________________________ CIty of Sanford, Florida, u.s. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Florida the Board of Zoning Appeal 01 the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr West 775 feet; thence run Clerk of the Circuit Court Government bonds or a 'satisfactory he's been lied against you and you THE CIRCUIT COURT, Clv O' Altamonte Springs. Florida, NOTICE TO PUBLIC Clerk of Circuit Court North $9 degrees 52' 46" West 50 IN bid toed executed by the bidders By Elaine RiCharde are re-Qured to serve a copy 0$ your EIGHTE ENTH JUDICIAL dR. the! said Board wilt hold a public and Notice is hereby given that a feet By: Lillian T. Jenkins thince run South 0 degree's Deputy Clerk acceptable sureties in an written defenses. if any, to t hearinaj to tonslder the QueStion Of Public Hearing will be held In the Deputy Clerk 50" East 225 feet to the Po'nt Of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pllislt: Nov. 2. 1973 emovntequaltospercentcithebud DOUGLAS I. GRABLE, Attorney COUNTY. FLORIDA aahinga varancefor the followifig City Commission Room, City Hall. LAW OFFICES OF Beginning Dr n shall be submitted with each bid for Plaintiff, whose address is Suite CIVIL ACTICN NO. S-720S.CA.04.0 :.'5cr,bed property Sanford, Florida at 1:30 P M on ROSENBLUM PIPKINS I PARCELS The Successful bidder will be V1, 1110 West 50th Street, Hialeah, Lot S. Block A of Dci Ray Manor, Thur'soay. November 6, 1975. to By: Irving B. C'.utsow From the center of Section 11, In Re: the Marriage of required to burnish and pay for Florida 33017, on or before the llfh GLADYS LOUISE BOUCHER, Recorded in Plat Book II, P49e' , consider thC following change and Attorneys for Petitioner Township 71 South, Range 79 East, satisfactory performance and day of November, 1975, and file the Records of Seminole County, Wife Petitioner, amendment to the Zoning Ordinance Suite 205, original with the Clerk of this Court payment bond or' bonds III'HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County. Florida. run with and Florida of the City of Sanfc'rd, Seminole Attention Is called to the either before 'service on Plaintiff's 130 East Highway 136 6HTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. the North South center line of said ARTHUR BOUCHER, THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE provlsq County, Florida Casselberry, Florida 37707 11, North 0 degrees attorney or immedIately thereafter; CT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE for equal employment Husband Respondent. asks waiver of the minimum yard Rezon;ng From SR I. Single West a distance of 12120 feet to the pppoflunity,andpaym,ntoffe' otherwise a default will be entered Publish, Nob, 7, 9, IA, 23, C NTY, FLORIDA. reQuirements as set forth in Section NOTICE OF ACTION Family DET.10 Residential Dwelling Northerly rightof way line of State me minimum salaries and aç,ainst you for the relief demanded ____________________________ POBATE NO, 73.JWCP 6 H of P 0 ZonIng, i ZonIng O District Road No. 433, thence run South $9 THE STATE OF FLORIDA 'tO' wages as set forth in the in the complaint for Foreclosure of of AR THUR BOUCHEP c1nance Plo. 72$ 73. To That Of degrees GC 7, General S? 16"Eastadisfancecf 375 Specifications must be paid on this Mortgage NETH R. COOLEY. IN Residence Unknown THE CIRCUIT THE PUBLIC HEARING will be project COURT, Coenmetcial District This notice shall be published Deceased. feettothepolntofbeginnin;thence hid ,n the City Hall of Attamorte YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ThatProp.ertyDe"icribedAs: Lot's run South $9 decrees 52' 46" East TheHousi.sgAutp,orityof theCity onceeachweek fortourconsecutive NOTICETOCREDIIORS rrings, Florida, on Monday, of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE that Petitioner, GLADYS 4lung said IS and 16. Block 13. 3rd Section of right of way line 50,19 Florida reserves the we'e'ks In the Evcning Herald I of KENNETH P COUNTY, FLORIDA. '..'wr'mbr 17, 1975, at 5 00 p m or as rght to retect any LOU I SE BOUCHE R PIlls filed Dream*old or all bids or to WITNESS my hand and seal of sad COL LY. who died on September feet, thence run North 0 degrees "n thereafter as possible, at *tiiP NO. 73.t997.CA.09.F a petition in the West Circuit AND a distance of 223 feet; waive any informalitles in the Court, at Sanford Seminole County, 24915 while a resident of Seminole 'me' inte-CeS?pd parties and citizens FEDER ICK W. BERENS. INC , a Court of Seminole County, Rezoning From. RMOI, Multiple thdflCC run North $9 decrees 5, bidding Florida, on this 3rd day of October. Clity, Florida, are notified that t' and against the prnposed Delaware corporation, FloriJa, for dsiolution of marriage. Family Residential. Office and No bid shall be withdrawn for a 1973 ttj are required to file any claims West 65 feet, thence run South 0 warinc. will be heard. Plaintiff, and you ar. required to ecye a copy degree's InstItutional 33' 33" East a distance period of S ctays subsequent to the t 50 (SEAL) emands that they may have THIS NOTICE Is to be publIshed opening of bidS without the e-e' thencerunSouths9dc'greess2' 0f your written defens, if any, on To That Of CC.?, General consent Arthur Beckwith, Jr. theotficeof the by posting une (I) copy of the of the Housing Authority JOHN WILLIAM CLARK. es ux, it Commercial District 44" East a distance of 155 feet. NED N. JULIAN, JR. of STEN Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City (bit Judge of Seminole County. al. aforesaid described property and thence run South 0 degrees 33' 33" STROM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH. That Properly Described A's: Lot Sanford, Flo'ida. By: Lillian Jenkins Fcta. in the courthouse at San posting in three' (3) publIc places Defendants. East a distance of 17$ feet to the Attorneys for Petitioner. Post Office $7, Block I), 3rd Sctlon of HOUSING AUTHORITY Diputy Clerk f. Florida, within four Calendar within the City of Altarnonte NOTICE OF ACTION Box 1330. Sinford, Florida, 37171, Dreameold OF THE CITY OF DOUGLAS L GRABLE. ESQ. th5 from the date of the first point of beginning TO: John William Clark Sprins.FIor'l4a,atIeafift,en(15) and fitettleorlginal with the Clerk of PARCEL C Being more generally descrlb*d SANFORD, FLORIDA Attorney for Plaintiff Ilcatian of this Notice. Each Residence Unknown days pror to the time of publtc the Circuit Court on or before From the center of Section 11 as located' 7100 Block of Maple, ADMINISTRATIVE BLDG. Suite cm or demand must be in writing hearing. south of 74th Place By: Thomas Wilson. III 1110 West 50th Street filed in duplicate, and must Township 71 South, Range 29 East, November 7Itt, Ills, otherwise a Linda P. Clark DATED THIS 79th DAY OF OC Till,: Executive Director Planned use of the property a Hialean, Florida 33017 setheplaceufresldenceandpost Seminole County, Florida. run with default and ultimate judgment will ResIdence Unknown lOSER. 1975, AD. PublIsh Oct 3-3, 31, No 7, )..4,, 6. Nursery and Landscaping business Te4eptone 5370110 e address of the' claimant and be the North South center line of said be' entered against you for the relief (orrIclAL SEAL) 7, 9, 1975 PubIth Oct 12, 19. 28. Plo,' 7. 1973 All parties In interest and citizens S n to by the claimant, his agent Section 11, North 0 degree's 3)' 33" demanded in the °etiliOn YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an S Phyllis Jordehl, WITNESS my hand and official DES 171 shall have an opportunity to be DESS) ojiis attorney, o it will become Wesladistanceof 271 7Ofee$; thence actiontoforectoseamortgagemthe C,ty Cleqt South $9 degrees 52' 14" East 700 sealOf$alddotjrtonthisflnddayof heard at said hearing. according to law. Attamonfe Springs, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE following properti' in Seminole feet; thence North 0 degrees 33' 33" October, A 0., 1915. By order of the Planning and ATED tober 17th. 1975 Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- County, Florida; West 173 feet. thence South $9 (SeMI Zoning Commission of the City of S' John A Baldwin Lot 7$, Block M. NORTH Pb!i'sh PlOy 2. 1975 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur p4. Beckwith, Jr. degrees 57' 46" East 60 feet to the Sanford, Florida, this 30th day of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND aidwin A. Dikeou ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION DET A COUNTY, FLORIDA Clerk of tp, Circuit Court Point of Beginning; thence' South $9 October, 1915 FOR SEMIPfOLE 4rneys at Law COUNTY, CIVIL DIVISION NO. 7S.$9fl-CA.0l. ONE OF UNIT ONE, according to degree's 52 16" East 115 feet. thence By: Elaine fiidharcje Arthur H Harris 9$e 7(5 5013 East IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA. the PIN thereof as recorded in Plal 0 Depul" Clerk South00degre'e's 32' 50' East 50 feet; Chairman CASE NO. 1S1174CA64-D hway 136 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CliFEDERAL NATIONAL MCR Book 16, Pagc'63. Public Records of thenc('NorthIldegreesS7'44"We'st Ned N Juftin, Jr City of Sanford se'berry Florida 37707 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE In Re: The Marriage of Seminole County, Florida. IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a car llSfeet. thence North00degree's 3,3' STENSIROM, DAVIS & JAMES C Planning and Zoning CLARK. Husband. (to of true Estate COUNTY, FLORIDA poraf ion organized arid existing Ttgettuer with all structures and 33" West 30 feet to the Point oi MCINTOSH Commission 11th: Nov. 7. 9. 1975 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-fl5.3.CA-v)-D under the laws of tP' United States imprOvement5flfl*an4hereafIe', Bcginning Post Office So' 1330 Publish Nov 7, 14 STOCKTON. WHATLEY. DAVIN A. ANGELA R. CLARK, Wife, tald land; and all fixture's now or of America, Sanford, Florida 3771$ PARCEL F D'T AMENDED COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Pi4reafIer attiched to or used in Plaintiff, From the center of Section 11, Publ,th Oct. 76. Nov 2. 9, 16, 5975 ____________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION PI4Ie"iff. connectionwith the premise's herein Township 71 South, Range 79 East, DES 4 STATE OF FLORIDA THOMAS N BARNES and de'scrijancflnadijitionfpuerefothe Seminole County, clorida. run with _______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Ill AND TO: ANGELA P. CLARK. GALE L PRINCE, a single woman, CITY OF following described household ap YVETTE .1 BARNES. his wife, FOR SEMINOLE the North South center line of said COUNTY, 101 Stanley Street, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Defendant. pfiance's, w$ich are, ann shall Defendant's FLORIDA Section II, North 0 degrees 3)' 33" North Tonawanda, EIGHTEENTH FLORDA NOTICE OF ACTION JUDICIAL dIR. deemed to be. fixtures and a part Of NOTICE OF ACTION CASE NO l$.lIel.CA.,,.E West a distance of 12120 feet to the CUlT, New York 11120 TO GALE L PRINCE Notice' of Public Hearing Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE the realty TO THOMAS M. BARNES DON OX ASSOCIATES. INC. a Northerly right of way line' of State YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Residence Unknown WHOM IT MA\ CONCERN COUNTY. FLORIDA. arid YVETTE J BARNES, Tappan Range, Model Z 30 75.37 Floridi corporation. Road 436. thenCe South *9 degree's Case N.. 7S.flflo5.CAO6,C YOU APE NOTIlED that an that a proceeding for diSsolution Of TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lii's wife, Tappan Dishwasher, Model 61111 44" East along the said right of 57' PI*intft marriage been filed against you In Board of bring Appeals of the action loforecIasea mortgage on the Re: me Marriage of Badger Inslnkerator Disposal, Residence - U,nO*n way line a distance of 760 feet to the JAMES follo*ruq poperty In Seminole and that Petitioner, JAAPS C of Altantonte Springs. Florida. MAR TIN REYNOLDS. YOU ARE NOT tE lED that an MOdel 333 JAYMOR Pocnt of Beginning, thence run COP POP AT 1014, a CLARK. 'seeks other re(e1 aoainst County Flo,da Hubnd. 5,entry Water Heater, Model VTO fIt said ISoard will hold a pjlk action toforectosea mortgage on t F lOt ida corporation, irid RICHARD South $9 degrees 57. 46" East along you affecting tP; .usowrng I and in to consider the quCStion of Lot 6, Block ".1". WASHINGTON . following property In Seminole BRUCE KERLIN Cnd ELIZABETH DIANA JANE REYNOLDS. c4ntinoa variancefor the following the North right of way Iiri 115 feet; OAKS SECTION TWO. 4cCOrding to described real pcof',,rty, to wit Tappg,n Range Hood. Model County. Flici tt'tnc North 0 de'7ree5 3)' 3)" West PEARCE KEWIlPI, l's Lot ?e. ,. W000.MEPE ti'e cst ?+t-ri,- f as r cirrherJ property 4'ded ri Puat IC! 3. OUTI4 PlIsL(i.ELST, 41+1 1071 llSfeet. thence North $9degtee's 52' Oticndifl Book IA. Page's 56 8. 91, PubIc PARK. Second Replat, as per plat Ulock 13, LakOrienta_HiIIs, of S. DISSOI,UTIONOF MARRIAGE Chrysler Airlemp Furnace, ADDITION, according to the n,_a t .4 ____.A...a IIS ... t.s..ök A NOTltF fl At?IriL, "i .e •.V•• V " rIuI Dk IJ. ii, wecoras ot Seminole County, 1, Plat page it. uiic NOTICE OF ACTION Model 120$ 37 ereof as recorded in P1st Book I?. TO RICHARD nRucEEPL1 degrees 32' 33" East 173 feet to Ihe Page 73, Public Records of Sminole Florida ords of Seminole County TO DIANA JANE REYNOLDS Chrysler Airtemp Compre'sser, P.g 47 and 43, PgtjJi, Records of Poinf of Beginning and ELIZABETH EARc County, Fiarld.o. has been I led against you end you HE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE Address Unknown Model ))3I appear Siminole County, Florida LIN. hi's wife THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE AND, you are required to arereguwed to serve a copy of of the minimum yard r ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. Walltowallca'pefing In fhelivIng has bem filed ôgainht you WhoSe last known asks waiver on the General and file yotjr Answer or Other that writte' defense's, if any, action for Oissolulion arerequiredtosefveacopyofyr room, dining room, bedrooms, hail I irement'sa'sset forth in Section ProvIsions for Sions. Section 6 J (I) lodress is uohn, JULIUS C of the Zoning Drdlnance No. 733 PETRUSKA, 0tenteorpleadingwiththeCle'of jaQe and other relief and all closets in carpef been writte'n defenses, it any. to ,, areas YOU ARE NOTIFIED tht !C cf the Zoning Ordnane' 778 7) in tied 'i. rr'j.i (.Lrf ri .ini : c ';r. ;. lAS 1,(' f)1fl filed a:jnt r°' and nst 'iou anti tou are ('055 Claim ,us JUL lCi G PE T RUSA. rh1rC,a1 General been filed e'gi,'st Pia.r.t.t s tttvney, enos arcs's Lu'nty, firidi. and ter,v a copr 1L PUBLIC HEARING will be equ eci to file the or,gnal wilh hue ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA. James C Levi, and Howard N. and you are THE PUBLIC HEARING wIll be required to we a : Is33 East Robinn Street.Orlando. iliareci on Petitionr's •norney, in the City Hall 01 Altamonte thi's Court, and serve a Copy y Plaintift"s Aflovrury, whose addrest Levie d be levie Florida In Copy nf your written defenses, it the City Hall 01 Altamonte Clerk ci F or ia 32801. on or before ROGER 1. BERRY of BERRY ' 3) E.is' Rrr3n'n Street. Orlando, vestments, a partnership and you lungs. Florida. on Monday, held in 3:00pm. or a's Springs, Florida, on Monday, of your *rtfe'n defenset. if any, to Cross Claimant's attorney. cmber lIft. $975 end filt the FULLER. Attorneys at Law, Pg'st vember $7, 1975, at upon Irving ft Gussow, Esq, F lor,d 32501. Un or before ire requited to serve a copy of your which November Il, 197$, at 5:00 p m o as ar 0, lID East oriqnai with the Clerk 01 this Court Office thefeaftet 69 poWble, at written defenses, if any, to it on IIt, $97.3 and tile the West Morse Boulevard. Su1te ther before service on the Plain mer(iaI Stree'f, Sanforct. Florida November HIghway 136, Casselberry, Pott Office' 150* 317, Winter flint interested parti and citizens and against the proposed 3770', on or beIor attorney, whose address either br4lx'e servIce on the Plain for and a0elnst flue proposed Florida Florida 37159, on or before ciheiwIs. thereafter, otherwise a default win December. 9973. be heard 0mt,i' lance wIll 71. 1975; otherwise a N3vember 17th, tifff's ,%ItOtfiey or immediately Office Drawer X, JacksonvIlle, variance will be heard. against agavnt Cod file' the be entered agoinst you 104' the retiet default will be entered P415 NOTICE is to be' published )Om may be entered rida 37703 an or before November hann and officiat thereafter. otherwiSe a default will ovig,nal With the Clerk of the THI S NOTICE Is to be publi'shed WITNESS my Cpurt remanded ifl the Compl*int. posting one 1 copy on the lhe relief demanded In the either be'fore entered against you far the relief 7lt, I?7S, and file the' original with posting One tit copy on the you for the 'seal of seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court ServiCe on Cross WilliE S n hind a Prt,tin 'eSaid descrled property and demanded in the Complaint the clerk of this Court either before places aforesaid drscribed property and Clamant's atforne immr.jately thiS Cct.ri, fr 7h day of Cctober, on the 79th day ci Octor, 1973 tiflg in three (3) pvblic WIT NES5 my hand and the seal of rvite on plaintiff's attoney WITNESS my hand and the' 'se4I public (Seal) places ereafter, otherwise a default will 1971. the City of Altamonte posing in three (II ""s Cwrt, thiS 9th day of OrfobOr, immediately thereafter; ciherwlw a ings,Florida,afleattfifteenl)5) within the City of AIlamonle said Court on October 73rd, 197$ be entered CoaSt yiij for the 'Chef Arthur *1 8eckwitls. ir. (Se-all (Seal) default w.tI be entered *gCinst you demand in the Cro Claim Spring's. Florida, at least fifteen (IS) Clerk of thi Circuit Cgun Arthur H Beckwitft, jr. -'s irior to the )me of public for the relie't demanded In the I Seaf) ARTHUR H BECKWITH. ys prior to the time of public T'sn0t'shalbe Published4(e By. Elaine RiCharde Clerk of the Circuit Court ing Clerk of the Circuiu Court tOrnplSiM or petition Arthur e'ck*,th, Jr eAch we'ek for four hearing Deputy Clerk Ill ronserutive E. !.'a' • SATED THIS 7h DAY Or fly Elaine RiCharde WITNESSrn -f handandthesealof f !Nt Orcuil DATED TtIIS 2cm DAY 01- oC weeks in The Evenng RQB[ I BERRY of UER. i915. kU Deputy Clerk tP Court on October lru, By (ciia V Eke-rn TOBEP. 1915. A U B' 5. Fuller JuliuS C Pt!ru'Ia ( 'FiCIAL SEAL) iCourT Seal) Dedy Clerk 1975 post oice ROWLAND AND PETRU5A RoSinbIgin 8 Pipkins " (Seal) Phyllis Joraht, 'City Clerk By' S Irving Clerk of the Circuit Cou't Gussow. Esq ot ROWAuO AND PETRUSV,A City Cle'rk Arthur H flecIwith, Jr Sanford, Florida 37775 ' Allamonte Spring's, Suite 205, 430 C Highway 436 By. LitIifl I. Jenkins 22 East Robinsgn Str Alfamonte Springs, Clerk Of the Circuit Court Attorneys far ettie0rtio. Florio 375(57 . 'Florida Casselbe, Florida 37707 Opuly Clack Orlando. Florida 37102 P'fora By Lillian I. Jenkn : PijtIi5h. Ploy. 1.?, 16. 73. 197.5 PubI,th- NOv. 2. 9. I, 3. InS Attorneys for Petitioner PubliA. 0 1& NOv. 7.9, tns t4ltsh: Nov. 2, 1c73 I?, 19. 24, y 7, 597.5 Publi's: 00 Public Nov. 7, %93 Deputy Clerk DElI t2'r; Publish: Ccl 2, Ploy DES 11! OtT' 9 OtT? 7 PUblish Oct $7, 19. 78, Nn,i 7 5973 DES iz DES t6 _____ ________________________ , . . CORRECTION It's like penni19 from heaven wtu you sell "Don't Needs" with .1 want ItS Excellent Opportunity. Only i I hours weekly with comptet P CASSELBERRY— 3 bedroom, company training and location set bath home, family room, a up Investment of $600$S000.CaI Conditioned, carpeted, kitche collect. Mr Carson, II' 376 5320 equipped, clothe's washer, foc freezer ir)cluded. Garage, nic . 'taxi Cab Business & related Iran yard, 5250 chise. Call owner, 901 233 2522 _-......... Lecithin! Vinegar! 541 Kelp! Now all tour in one capsule. Ask for ___________________________ VB6 + Fausts DnS TLATCI - LARGE- 3 bedroom home, Fla. reom, PLUS rental mobile homeOwNER WILL FINANCE at saving to _________ 603 Oak Ave., arword. 'ocs-c EASY '.0 OWN- 3 bedroom, cent. heat, fenced $19,500. OWNER WILL FINANCE. - VENDING ROUTES 41—Houses ? — 3 Bedroom houst with garage, 57th St. $145 mouth plus secure y. Phont' 831 16.9. 24—BusinesS Oppodunihe nurse economically that can be ac complished in a vehicle. Sick of an inadequate Income? Tire of pressing bills'? Great full or pat -. Those (lean 7 bedroom house With ?d yard near Jr College. Phone 2' 1S20 pm. Monday. ' - __________ perienced Buokkeeper, Ap pilcatlons will be accepted at Cit J - ________________________ S Sanford Ret>Vee is In a new location, Woody and Chris Brown, owners of Rec-Vee, say they've Lxcn overcrowded at their West First St.r,et location for some tIme now and after a painstaking search, have fo,ijid what they consider to te a perfectlocation--ontJS17 and Lake Blvd., directly acrs the street from Jack Pros.ser Ford. ,-_r -_.3 RemodelIng 110 5. N(,, $0 Sixes. c....., fla. 003) 5667700 To List Your Businesc...DicI 322-2611 0 831-9993 1 �., - .---..---.--. =i1`11111111111111111111 - r,,,'r _!T rct,,rrzfl7r' -- •I' ' -- ' -- -. ';' _' ..' ..... . ........ - - .... - -.. ' - _:., - . -- - - -: 'V . '. -,. ..... . -- :. . - .- - ' . :' ' 1. . ~1 Floors I Can Be Treated In Colonial S le For i r-'s VA Bicentennial - ''. WOMEN 8y VIVIAN BROWN in our living but I can Folded and put over a near it pumpkin color, can be colors easily. Years ago it Painted canvas is another lanterns of tin and pewter can l)fufes.ciuflil worker should be AP esfeaturcs bit of Fun in the family clIes and one or but atida touch and of course, 11 one early delightful pick-ups for a room. difficult to get oil-beat able to do a good Job. For those kind of early Amert In trying to (10 something doesn't mind in the can be ,i-. nnt consider consider a sninnini in the but now thør k n urnxatnr •• cn.. ujhnwn,i!sItin it -- has --a urn'.; Vill iy iuiiviivan to ineir homes happens there." Wood floors can be solid color or in patience these very satislact$Y as theybarn, it can be put in a corner to lectionin shops. is tedious work in time for Bicentennial It's to think about and even spattered. In fact old Some il e some you dust wh colonists like collect favored other people Some decorators m ust be employed. One do show wear. bratlons, women have be. you do anything di f fer- floor vastly mi- diamond patterns. And (here lors in spattering floors. This is decorator n design making early American points. observed the effect of the come Interested in treat. enttofloors, That woIjlanwould nrnt'ed if they rir nnintt in 1rI' ItI I"fll'glrnle - --- -- ------!L ....•... . . .L,_ L ----flt!,,1I,nt ,'hnfc ,1th1 hr,nnt' '11411 IIj1dIl (.IUI U ii pi i.y '... and p.IL(erIn t ti101(. Llflfl 1W I(1• JUSt as tile)' HIIgEIL ment of floors in the colonial like to paint the floor in a color one of the colors that were pop. stenciling as easier to tic other colors into vises it Floor is (lone pretty worn, laded Orienl.$l rug. A touch, t(). In a family room, a manner. As one woman put it, over it that ular in early days. Dark well as walls. canvas rug may not a happy blanket chest could be a neat room its time goes on. Thereare much the same way. "I'm sure my husband will not reflects the American colonial red, even d'eper than bat n red, Paint colors can be discussed various solution in a hildOriCflted solution to the problem of of spattering room, Writer sofa) and Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. W have a two room. He I what accessories. The floor nainted cele. " geometries. ° "'"" 'fl • S" •b U I 'I Ia'l V paint O wheel - - - .71111,,.; jJ% II — something before boards are was the .. -, ... was used or, Floors and put a rug are _ use multico- onie ........... IXENG GROVE. Ill. worry your pretty I Ifold a very stiff brush in one home. Unless tile rug is lined it I records, magazines and odds 31 little V hand and using a W(t stick r j rc;y light and might and ends, If clutter Is a Probother object, run it gently over take on the of an fern. the brush of paint. This should iId potato sack in a short time. be practiced until you get spat- But lining such rugs helps Lets of the right size. Distance tremendously. If t motif —G makes a difference - start by kept to darker col5 - some Seymour J. Mnkowit £ wf Diana holding the brush about four people have even used house Robert Re,che Inc.. to The Hukey AQmt Deed, Charles Shag to Ray Michael Ward £ wf Janis B.. & wi ,Luxury Patio ApadmenI Co.. Lotid7 I U 81k Ii Swtwat,r Maxine to Alfred Barnette Jr.. & w, Lot 25. 81k H. Camelot Unit 2. inches (ruin the floor. It's a paint making their designs Oaks. Sec I. $)00. Becky, Lots 73 & 24. 111k 72 SubWban 52L000. good idea to wear a smock as STUDIO 1,2,3 colors may last long time. Berths Evans Brooks, wid.,o Wm. Homes, 5)3,000 Franc, F. Gosth & *1 Joyce N to BEDROOM SUITES the paint can go awry. D . Long Sr., S. w wall for it Barbara R., int ILSCd Generally, pa Beg , Charles Shagsta to Maxine Maria P Farago, Lt 13, 81k F. ____________________________________________________________ / at NE cor. 01 NW' 4 of NW1 4 run S Shagsta, Its I BEDROOM & i, si Oakland EiJs. Sec 1. 523.000 and IF satisfactory art is more TOWNHOUSES 479.55' W 79t27 etc. in Sec. 19.31.79, Suburban Homes, Spattering is another way to Joseph Padaweq' to Security FF 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. fixative is applied it can Sunday, Nov. 2, 1975 $5000. Maxine Shagsta, sql. to Alfred cover WP. condom apt unit 3, Bldg D_ old floors that are beyond provide ear for a reasonable Gordon K. Rasmussen & wi Barnett* Jr. £ wf BeCky. L? 23£ 24 CherryAoc>cJ Gardens. condom smoothing, but decorators have time. EleanorM. toMichaci C. Snider, It, 525.500 81k 22 Suburban Homes. $14,000. FROM I, Prairie Lake Hts,, $2),O. reniarkul that there should be Grange Prop. Inc. to Paul C. SE Bank of E. Orange to Matilde Anderson & wf Sadie 0., II 557. some pattern in addition, such C to Cecil V. Jones I wI Mary A. There weren't too many acShop&Goi,sc,,tojohnA Baldwin 1505W. 25th St. Austin Ot'y Crp to NaIl Hones Monserrate & Angel I. Goniatci I Spring Oaks Un V. 1.39.300. Beg I ch W 1 20-62 ch. N of SE cor £ Deno P. Dikou. from NW cor. of as squares, as an eye-arresting cessories around in the early Mfg Corp 1125, San Lanta Third WI Niva I • it. ten. Lots 1715 19 & 20 SANFORD of Lot 7. Sec. 317031. rt.s' W 731 '. NE' 4 ci NW' 4 Sec i32I. Grange Prop, Inc. to Jo Ann B. Sec etc.. • 111k A Seminole HIS., 5)39,661 But one days, but some artkie made Suns (married) It 4)6. Spring Oaks solution to bad . 191,500 being portion at Lii 511 si %ii & ; Ain 0ev (rp to Nall HOnis J.hnry E Souther ir. . $1) Iliust practit'e, one wmiian ciii322-2090 Pe.nI .,kr 10 Dd I & .'it Land Hotel & Play, later can ch:irnun earry (Lit Co., sd, MW Corp Lt 1. San Lanta fl*iru Sally S Sloan, sgl., 111k 0. Lake Professionally .nacd E. Everette tiuskey, ltd. & Maureen J. Williams, Lt 46$ Frank phasizes. She had made such a the early look. Decorative Sec•, $7,7 0 , Harney Shores, (less S. 3794') 19.90 Trustee etc to Wm Frank Jones & By L Woodruffs sd landsSo. Santora. Austin 0ev. Corp. to Nat'l Homes botch Austin Dcv. to Nall, Homes Mtg, acres dat $100. of spattering some of boxes that were used to hold WI Mary I. E 32.73' Of It 19 & W $500 Mfg Corp. Lt19(less W4701') &all Corp It 72, San Lanta, Third Sec.. Salty S Sloan to Johnny E. 6725' of 20 81k A Brantley Hall the paint came out in big blobs salt,candles,spicts andcutlery Ruth E. Haynes. Heir of Avis of 15 & W 15.56' of I?. 8l. 59, $17.76). Southerland Jr. sgl., (Is 1.12 & S Ests.. saoo. Lambrahis to Rat?t W. Stone £ *1 5.anlando The Suburb Beautiful, that she used geometries to on walls and tables can be used George Brown & wf Lubertha to 175' of 13, Lake Harney Shores, 1st Geo. H Hoqmann & *1 Ella Mae cover her Geraldine. Its Ii, BUt 37, Sanlando Palm Spgs, Sec., 126.900. Maiti.' I Smith, Its 151 & 157. J 0 mistakes. But you for the purpose. Sconces and Addn • $100 to Barry A Brady & wf Mary I • It TIe Suburb Beautiful. Austin Dcv. to Hall Homes Mfg Packards 1st Addn Midway 53.500. ..., I .a ._III Crp Bank of Sturgeon Bay, Truth. II 111k 11 MIhrnnkt i tin must measure the distance at'Donald I - Lt 13 (less W 47.1$') & allot 12 Ray Hughes Inc.. to Cn,nBank. will -if Arnold - Logectuist to L. Frank H. Hackworth & WI Patricia curately when you do squares. Ralph Stone S. *1 Geraldine Lt 12 & w 1373'ol 1181k S'vSantantjo The WP, It 229 Winter Springs Un. 4. Goerge Badman, S 153.' of N to Frank W. Fullmer Sr 81k 37. Sanlando Sub Beautiful, £ WI Suburb Beautiful. Palm Spgs Sec. $100. 324.94' of E 141.17' 01 W 290,34' of It Jeannette J., Lt. Ii 01k A. Doi-Ray She had to enlarge some $100 Ray Hughes Inc.. to ComBank IS. Forest Lake sd $4,500. squares because the boards Manor. 520.700, Vernon I. Humphrey, adm est Austin Div. Crp to Nat'l Homes WP, Lt 416, Winter Springs Un 1, Bk of Sturgeon. Trustee etc to Annette it Parron to Suizetie serc uneven. A paint outline Eli:. A .10 A.rvie E. Krause, Erg at Mtg Crp Lt 151 San Lanta, $15.900. 1100. Robert H. Douglass, Beg. at p116) 5' Belinda Parron, Minor & Annette H SEly cot. of Lot 3, 81k I, Kathryn should be made. A5Iin Dew Corp to Hall Homes ' Wendell W. Whited, sgl to Dwight SO? min 30 sec w & 290.34' E of NW Parron. mother, trustee. Its 1 & 2 appeaCC County Land Transactions Recorded ardens. in the their _______________________________________________________ . 125 — _______ - , Park, Sec. 2.1100. Homerzella Carroll to Mary Ann Young. Its 741 4. 747 Bockertown I Mfg. Corp. Lot 15O,anLantaTp,jr , • Lee Whited, $ gt. It S CIk A Wood mere Park 2nd rev', 117.500 Ralph S D!rss' & WI I. to Pauline $Ql .118 Dl' C., Normandy Adcln .0 CB 19.200 John I. Sauls Sr., £ *1 Clara to John A. LaBree £ WI Eunice J., Lot I? 81k C. Woodmup Park. Ind repl.. 123.100. Delores Se4snet, anc. 84m. cia Est Elsa Zcrrenner to Roger N. Dauback. 1119 (less W 50' & less PR r w) Palm Hammock $15,000. Norman T. WHIner to Roy C S.ampley Jr.. & *0 Eloise T., N 150' of It II Central Park, etc., etal., Ire. $100 recordedto add aoo'u documentary A ustin Dcv. Corp to Hall. Homes Donna M Clark, sgl. to Wm. E. Patricia A Koger, sgl. to Norman stamps) $170,000. Mtg. C.)rp, It 119. San Lanta Thins fl,*h 1. ...t fl.k... $ I l 141 •. °" CO.toCharlesM. s. s&. ' " Duck Pond K noil W, 1sf Ad Norman w dn & HHG, 1100 .w Austin AuStirt .... Corp to Nall. Homes Addn to Alvin B SE'., Sec 2720-79(1i ns 14310') & HallmaCfl $14,000 Corp It hI, San Lanta Third Kogcc & *1 Dolly 1st S. S,. It 4 Of NW' of SE of ,$E4 Homes Johnson rkConstrCo.to wt Carolyn P H.Lot Richard 7 81k Sem Knolls, acres ml) 1 00 Austin Dow. Nall "V Shadood Village, Johnson Constr Inc.. MtO. Corp. ICorp to NLanta Third A. 179 San SecThe 2, a Nell H.. It (less E Had A. SpIgI & Sec .. $19. Hallmark 5796hrsdgeAddnGlenA1 His. II. 81k N Spring Lk Hills. Sec Co to Hall. Homes SW 16' of 17 $24,000 Mtg. CO.-P, Lt 12L San Lants Third Blk 8. The Springs Sh.adowood Ronald 0 Sew £ Mare Stanley J Man"& S ec 14 01k 0. Dobson Shirl4yl ItS Austin Dev Corp to all Homes Village. NaderHomes Levine Inc.. to Philip M. Equitable Mary Ann, Life I Oakland Ests.. lit ., 135.500. ci vacant alley & *1 on So., Blk J. N.M. U Corp. 10t 124. San Lanta Third wf t S. Lake First Baptist Church Markham Park ores, 130.900 Forrest P. F oggin & WI Dollyy M., Lts The HuSkey Co. to Robert Reicht Searcy W. Vest & Rittle to Richard l4' & Sanford His.. 117,500 Gran t C Rose & nn to Brant • 15 21 & Inv. Cc to John A, Moore & C Pose & *1 Lynn E.,oI3 81k A less part 9*rr 81k 8, Ind RepI Sanlando Wf Marion S.,L 11Blk F SweetwateWalkers Adc All. Springs. Oaks, 5 - - I I S0 B Kt'mper's Policy holders Advisory Board, skipped the frivolities and got an insidt,' look at the business But does the executive spouse have to be so shut out from the business dialogue of a convention, llSkCd the organizers of Kemper Insurance Companies. Long (;ro'e, Ill' 'lilt')' decided to find out during ;Ili annual convention held in Sap. ti-mber at the firm's Long ( ; rove headquarters. session, the wives heard four women career employes of Kemper describe Itit'ir jobs and respon. sibilities and the Problems of being ii woman executive, "I am most pleased with the reaction of the wives,said James S. Kemper Jr., president, after the ('on. ventlon. lie said businessnien "very often do not credit the intelligence of their wives hen they have vention or Illeeting." Instead of cooking classes and art shows, the women Ixirticipated In the SlIlc backgrountlers, discus.sions arid briefings on consuln('r affairs, new product development, novernh,lent and cornIllunity relations, investor opportunities and the like its their IiusbantLs. Also, in an all-female About :10 women, wives of both board members and of in ess The wives participation was a first time cxflerilnent for the firm, and Kemper said he is thinking of having corporate meetings with wife participation every second year. 'There's been some management literature in the last two or three years, and quite a lot is being written making the point that businessmen really do not include their wives in the information line," said K emper. 11, ., .-'r. I pJ ,.- I : 414, ~~ ~ .., I I' I! I ' h. It1 eth ( j, ng 1;Anriviiiiiii irri,J I 1IUI lu A Dear Mr. Saxon, I ossii an apartment building that has an appraised value of 1100,000 which has been depredated down 16____ a book basis at $25,000. U this property Is traded for another Iuvu*___ ment property of the value may the depredation 114 I ct.rl an 1k. tw.,inA j : - baslsofthepropertyacçjfred, '' top `10 of the FREE ~~niount owing on the property acquired. 77hen Uilese two are added together and the total reallocated between Im. provements and land so that a depredation started on the improvements. ' i'" ' .A % a 'e " Dear Mr. W. A., You can — providing sse decide ca work together after ne hare counseled in my office. I belie ve the day is Coming in the realesta te field when there will be a buyer's "seller's broker," each paid , t1e iiidul lIe repncscmlLs. II)tf - 'I ; % ii 01; . J \ * .. .. -:---.. U to - A i~ nlssjun. The Reattor is placed in an unt'nable pition in which he sfurtedIorepresentbotIjdes £'.a..3 j1 'I ' I . - . - , , - "a .I - - 1J' . — 3 8801004*5 . 0114110000 ii- ,. — V • Mayfair Country p575 Club Fee Sanora Homeowners Membership . E a $ • 5% Tax Credits Up To Loan • — - -J 3••'. -- - MOO 14OO of ________ -- 0"W P.O. Box 15037 PineHiliStation 4540 West Colonial Highway 50 West PH: 295-0981 CAILIART RIAL ISTATI REALESTATEBROKER,,. WidimUsI1. 7Meals, Mr4.r I 7 , is&t1M()Offered, ti/i,,hVaIfer i-io iviE ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 . ou choose our a 9.eOanrwal percentage rate. See our beauti ful 3 bedroom,2 pa th homes with 2car garage, or 3 broom, 2k', bath tohome with 2 car garage I -''-" (('Oiid hIp! COV11A1S . warns - I lI .,' •" , ,4, '. '.s' . I 1 b..Ida. ... ...t. .. " wa.. ' *.00ssu_ ____ _$TAtI_.... ______________ _________ -_--_______ 0 ' \____ - - - :. - _4 Faye and Don SUer, portra y a natil ly attired lady, won fI rstpthein the"M00tOutandIngc cowboy and his division at ord Moose a Halloween dance held the evening of Oct. 25 at Lodge. Sponsored by Women of the Moose Chapter 1404 proceeds from the event will go toward Moosehart, a home for de pendent c hildren, and Moosehaven, e for th e lIlr ra ldPhobyDorisDkt te rich) i_- Woman's Club Sets 'Dining Out' Party dinner or theatre en'emble. - II II _______ - % -: :i \i .: -' .' - - . . --.: -- . - Ai~ - ..,.. ' ,, . . .., 'I,. *'41, I -. I Swmnney, Sandra and Fred Wilson and Mrs. Anna Mae Wells. Mrs. A. 0. (Rose) Payne, undersvent surgery sh:e.sdy .t Sem,le Memorial Hospital, is rapdly improving, Her room number is 227. who Conrad, Doris and Carl Dietrich, Pat and Bill Foster, Bill and Walter Gielow and Jean and Dick Fowler. Also Mrs. Mary Gray, Kay and Adrian Hall, Mona and Ralph Jarvis, Debbie and Jeff Garland, Dottie and Bob Karns, Jerri and Bill Kirk and Lucy and Bud Layer. Also Mrs. Lourine 'nger, Mr's. Florence lonforton, Tempa and George Parks, Dora Lee and Toni Russell, Shirley and Carl Sch lIke and Edna and Bill South. 'ard. Also Mrs. ABle Steenwor th , Minnie and M.R. Strickland, Mrs. Ruth .4t, j ' - Augustus Karns of DeLand, who celebrated h is 89th birthday on Oct. 14, honor at a family gathering recently at the Sanford home of his son, Bob and Do ttie Karns. was guest of Jerri and Bill Kirk spent five days in Gainesville where they attended festivities of University of Florida Homecoming and visited frien ds. The Kirks report that the Law &hool ski ts, held on campus, were the best they had seen. Their interest in this program stems from the days when their son, Bud, was a law school st udent there. — , ,„, , ~r _ - , I T”- -- -- - - .. -i r . ' -. ' — '. _____ It - . . _____________ ,,.. .,. .. ' - F ' . ' __ J - &-i -' 1: N. - - - I It i r .__ ' _____ - . .. --' " doesn*t everybody read at this age'7 -. ' U s' A story is nct just read, according toCa rol "I hold the book so the children can look at the pict ures and follow along. I tell the story in a very drama ti c fashion. You must read the story as thoughYou never saw it before, even though it may be a weekly , _____ r4 '1 more, through television. "Hat you know, child re n a re more manageable now. I used to keep the fence gate loc k ed okep the)oungste rs i Now te have no need for a lock" Carol admi ts once in a while a conflict will arise. Then, she said, is t he time for a "conference." We mSCUSS the situation, and I ask each child involved sshat be thinks should be done, but I m still the Supreme Court," she laughingly explained. Carol loves to read stories to the ch,ildren. who in turn love their story time. "My father would read tn nie every day. arxi I 15,LS so Lar to continue, I taught ln)&lf read, said carol. When I started I was read, . ' )cars ago," she said. Are ynw'igsters different today f ro m those of 30 odd years ago" "Yes," said Carol. "The world has opened up to them . 'Y , F by, and drop everything to wave at the engineer!" Carol's home is also the children's home while th ey are th ere. Rooms are arranged for play, wi th bocs and toys available, "Some of th ese toys are the original ones I sta rted out with 36 . .. . — — ç - while teaching in practice school. I had to give up on the and i.utiic hollie to recuperate. That's when I decided to start my own pre-school nursery," 3ho expined. "1 really started out on a shoestring and had to go around ilruniinlng up business for my first school," 3ald Carol. She laughingly recalled the sight she created during World War II, with an old, black four.door Chevi, loaded with as many as 15 youngsters whom she picked up and delivered daIly. "The car had a very distinctive horn, and I'd drive up to a hou,se and toot, and the child would come ru nning. I often said if I'd drive down the streets, in th e middle of the night and toot that horn, you'd see children running from every dircetion" shesaid. Carol's th ree. and four.ycar.olds get al on g well together, J eve,i tlougti, sh pointed out, a three year is a "play-along " wtiilea four year old isa 'play-with" child. 11cr theory, "Play is the business of childhood, a nd through play, t hey learn,'.'jas pa id off. "We don't ha ve a se t routine. If something exci ting or , dif ferent hap pens, such as a strange bi rd or butterfly lighting %5.(1 5(t)p and rtiwtics it, ,And'yeaH wait for the train to . -- - ... - "I had thoroughly enjoyed nursery school training lvhile in college and had also taken child care at Co lumbia University. So I took a year's leave of aence, but became ill wi th asttuTnwa I A eomp1ett 11fl( * — __ youngsters eagerly awaiting the day's surprises. Since opening the first nursery school in Sanford. until today, 36 years la ter, Carol's days have been filled with happy children's laughter. Ca rol moved to Florida because of a chronic bronchitis ('liflditiOfl. "We intended to only sta y th ree mon ths, bu t here I she said. Wi th a US degree in home econornirs, Carol taught in Winter Park 111gb School, She was athised if she took a year of chil d careat Florida Sthte,shewouldbeglvenabetterjob. a - PLUS SAVE ON INTEREST You will save '12,616.25 In interest a., a 2 yr. $30,000 loan II -.-7.25 A.P.R. over — I Miss Carol Stone. Sanford, calls herself semi-retired, but you still find her, every week4ay morning, surrounded by yow CASH IN YOUR POCKET "AVERAGE LOAN & CLOSING COSTS ON $30,000 MTG. Why Pay For All 01 Th is When Can Get It Pill . . Want you but that's not all, then's more, lots more hat jou. ii want to kncw about Jm WaN.r.buifl bomfl..,.nd WIWNT YOUIQ UQW. Our booklet showing aN th, standard model, and lull of i4lformation how we can build for you ,..Piow we an help building eWs... about our financing... our COVIIII-luillon and all a about you cut _ for it as than let's talk ..- let's talk price, size, modgeqc paym.Mj and just eascijy what you would like to hivi. If rou propedy and would Ie to bu il d the most home for your money, WtAMT TO TALK TO Sand for our booklet today, * . .. By EU)A NICHOLS Herald Correspondent Its locste 12000 Closing Costs - L_ She s Been 'Tooti n Uursery Students For 36 Years INNO" Jim Wafter If QJ only a "shell home" builder. A "shell hone" is one Completely finished on lb. outside, comp Inside. We JJ built a 'shell home" lot you but only if unfined you ask us to, and orlty If $oca buildin g Codei permit. We will build to almost ANY stage of'in.lde completion and allow you complet. the rest, to you money. for quaIi and size there are more than 20 models horn one to four bedrooms andto in addition, 9artaflons to size and floor Plene can he had. As for quality Conshvdlon., you may buy a difItrent house but yoult be hard to buy a better one . All ma for their long wear, low maintenanc, qualities. Jim Walter-bullpressed terIaI ar. especially sileded homes re fQj prefabrlcaled ... they an custom built board board on your prop and U doelni malltt wra 1 Year Family — LI I about Jim Waltr.buln homs. A. _ti. My Home Is Their Home' \ 0- to how* filiclit, first hand without pfoconcelvoc! Was of lust what V11111 Walter builds, how he builids. the typo a," Wtorlisis used, models of fered, how many there are, and kn en1hlng sue a person a ,lgM to ow s hie bu il you to know just whal we can do to cut your building costs to th, bone, how der. We want we n eve you money, flOf lUll 4 1011., many dollars. But lii, let's put to rest right Par, 1l, and now a few questIons you mey have in your mind S5QQ * --U----- - 1 lAfli DO YOU WANT... elcepllonat quality in construction and appearance?, ..0 th, room you,e ever dreamed of having?. ..would you ilk. a horn. that look, ad lvii bigger lhan It Is?, a plan of constructi on lhat oilers unbelievibly low cost? Do you çy,f to settle for less home than you honestly to build on your property but eel that costs hays gone L',ayond reason? If yfat do we _______ want to IJy, I -I — •__ ehet ____ - —' Illit " I ,-A t-I tr -. Fashions from another era were modeled by I from left) Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, Mrs. Terry Smith Phyllis Crocker lleftl showed a pale green after4lve magic momentum gown and Delores Luh modeled a long rust-colored and Mrs. Ceril Norris. Lwow --Wft OXFORD '.. U .' I- -- '- - -- ;rr I __ I t ______ - -":' -• ./ _,;._ - __ " . . a. Cash MoVe_In Allowance 3 p. , . ,''. t I :........ I - A -- li A ", .1..)i :' L IE I . ''g 4. f .. * I t— — I i1 "s "1'. . .. . - ; , " , . .' 1. IA I ' B k bal gtt 7 f ,,1 '. lI'c.r'5 "-1 ' , __ ' PLUS GREAT CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES I, If the Realtor is employed on un hourly basis, and the client cooperates unstintingly, the cod ala real estate transaction would be greatly reduced. Th better the Realtor and the buyer work together, t !e.5stimerequiredtoi'eaththe obJe'. Anti the less tune, the less total hourly cod. And the seilet- would payonly the selling porton •f the c'ot 5:j they both save. in - ~~:V~~ -__ 'p y.t'1( a— L ______________ as e t l " factor may be In your explanation of the hourly fee basis to M F. F., you nwntlouesj the Individual siho required a specific property. Why conida'l I tfl OY }U to find a specIfic property for me on the same basts?-%Ir,W.. / ,' - -_ M.._ 0 - r " 11 " Swimm g .1 I W. -*iLAM - 1' ' a ' U PRIZE Sanford Woman's Club tem po rar ily abandoned its many community oriented servi ce projects to socialize at the annual "Dining Out" party Friday night at Mayfair Country Club. In a setting capturing the Halloween motif, rnembers, spouses and guests were entertained at a hospitality hour, followed by a buffet dinner and Bingo. T hi e c 0 m m It I e e arranging the delightful event includ ed Pat Foster, Dora Lee Russell, Marty Colegrove, Sonya Morris, Catherine Ray, Betty Davis and the writer. Atte nd ing the affair were Ann and Bob I3risson, Mary and Larry Blair, Doshia and Art Brown, Viola an d Woody Clark, Val and John Colbert and Marty and Richard Colegrove. Also Nellie and Boyd Coleman, Eloise and J. T. Collins, Peggy and Bill '' _ 4' *1 - q )1, FIRST .f'. JI1 Golf basis on the property originally new ' "i' frocharonatjon Tennis owned is placed on - tOSING OUAI1TY . '.-' - /(//l4,i COWHANDS ROPE ____ WITHMf attorneys now have. I, for one, be lieve both the public and Realtors wJII greatly benefit _____ - J., 'A9M& __ ii 11111161111ft - . ____ '" ______ _ ;t V 'ROWE 5, ''. ____ .I iLDiNG COSTS " '' ______________ I BU *I., I ; ________ of the transwtion, yet is ac- under the law. — ill _______ ' In And Around Sanford. 'itL'4: .5.1111111MIt - ' ________ %ou .6 ___ % _________ - ______ ____________________ DearMrs,C,J., diartge. tt*n the book basis of theflrst propertymscarr1 across and beccnes the book ______________ ________________________________________________________________________________ estate industry In which Realtors will ha ve the same operating rules and policies as Great efforts are being made French Avenue, Sanford, Fla. ________________ ____ ________ _____ pants -. A makes the seller the client to professionalize the real 32771 ______ Boutique. Gwenne Butler show in the , Mrs. Terry Pat) Smi th other ' s " caring a swishing boutique stole the several hi g h- fashion Smith black arid e important and Mrs. Cecil Norris of grandm eyeglasses which were secured pink, calKissimmee, past District the hair with a gold chain and something fashiontan-inspired was the angel-wing gown evening gownsout foronthe Something old and so th town were Director of Florida Fed eration to gold show also featured. new 'were traced in of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Norris modeled a pageant for riivinbers of Lake moderator, fashion Charlotte Smiiiili illodeled her year-old black WVoii oman 's Club A lightshod a airy note got the rIleInbcrMa Mar) Woman 's Club on the original w grandmother b k dress. 11cr j0 rouht the black as models the road. The evening of Oct. at the lake fashion llartwell, candlelight ed1g more gown, a creation, than role were wert, s serving II) Ann n Ma ry home of Mrs Frank lingerie andhostess ty 50 years old which was lace she came to c country. captured in ultra-feminine Mildred Randolph, s sheer mocks Evans, Preceding U fashion highlighted urith pearl motifs Following feat ur ing print Neison, Phyll is Cr' Mary show, president Pila hughe a black, members an fashion guests were flenipe, Delores Lasii ,Ind ,Ind matching satin piping. peignor sets and Letlia Fowler. conducte ting.d a brief business tstess Pat Smith o re longing to entertained at coffee hour in tn ee ankle-length gown be the spacious dining room scene, Guest iock1 turning of the ora Gordon's grandmother, elegan t Evans me. Elizabeth Fashions were under the Pantsuits with glittering fashion featur ing a black la ce yoke ove r Lewis poured from direction of Nora Gordon from perfect for the through the years were Mrs. bite sa ti n, Complementing thee service, surrounding by a Merle N Norman Cosmetics d ornaments holiday season and casual wear Ralph Austin (Charlotte) classic fashion were th variety of party fare. show .i 100 Per Mt of the , vallite of the second In Fashion Pageant By DORIS L)lETl(lCII Herald Correspondent Rag, hooked and canvas rugs were used over early American floors. Hooking is popular right 11(1W, andthIs might be the choice that would be pleasing and currently fashionable. 'flwn, too, a lot of the itiotif in kits runs to the early American designs. The choice is usually flowers and these are often set within a geometrical pattern of one large or six little squares alternating with a floral square. A 4 by 6 latch hook rug might take about four months. John R. Booth & wf Thorny C . Ig Peter D. Righter £ WI Nancy E 37.53' of Lot 23, 1 W 37.Sr of 14 01k 41, Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec. • $1.500. (OCD) Lawrence E. Battles, hb, to Ruth I Battles, WI . Lot 16. 111k C. Fern Terr.. 1)00 -- - -. New Depreciation Factor Started same It 111k A. Tr 6. Sanlando Spgs. 11 00. Donald G. Jackson & WI Lois to Traditional Contr. Co, Its 31 35 & 36 stk I Crystal Lake Winter Hcmei, 53.800 John N Moll 8. Cynthia to Donald A. Lang & *0 Carolyn. It 13 81k D. Sterling Park Un No. 1, 534,900. Brenda Prop, Inc. to Peninsular Operations Inc. From SW cot. of Sec. 1.20 30, etc., $157,300 cot. of 1125, For est Lake $ d etc $450. Larson Dcv. Inc.. to Michael D. Welsh & *1 Barbara E.. Lt 34. BrO.okholI*. S7.co0 The Huskey Co. to Harry C. tlro*n, Lt 7 81k A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec S. 117,900, Condt'v Corp to Frances E. Ellolt, Lot 511 Hcatherton Village Un I. $70.000 Michael Bldri. of Seen. Inc., to John Lee Lasseter £ *1 Roberta Libby, 1110 repI. Of part of Semln,,a Park. $29,000. Jack W. Reynolds & we Joann to Donald F. Hill & WI Mar11 a 1., II). 61k D. Sweetwater Oak4, Sec, 6. - I us l floors. - A earn - -- It Heads ' L and flower arranging ('111554'S. 1 - '. about to eneva . heads business," is generally the attitude adopted toward %kives %6o tag along conventions with their husbands. Instead of becoming actively and intelligently involved with the progress and problems which beset husbands behind the closed convention room doors, wives are us ually shunted off Into tours, cosmnetit's (IelllOfl.strations wcight HOME Little uiisn w the let me touch the parquet noors life. She also plans to use quilts and ;I deep orangey-yellow, with dealer% who can mix the floors and if one can affoni it a 'Pre tty -•-- the methods -- Sunday, Nov. 2,1975-1 C rug, colors painted _ I _ ' ____ . r j-1 -1 — A - I ._ _ -1 -_ _ . - - - __ - - - _____ e oer7__ - - ~,L_~~ - .. Making a scarecrow Is serious bushscu to Carol Stone and students (from left) Lloyd Lowe, Heather Ehiert, Johnny Bruce and jiristina Neville. 1Ierald Photo by Elda Nichols) e ,. - Vpts each year, she stiH insists on meeting the fall,11N, members and inviting Uw-, -n to vWt the school. "I like to I About the child to have a better understanding. Of coursp, this ,; done privately, as children are intelligent and have ears and li~I, Youngs ter gu ided and d irected in th e ir free pla y. encourageincimduaiity,Iti watch each child evol%~ Even their drawings change from scribblings to something undble. Ct~rol has even had children of former siudenls in her 'lacst's s ~ ' ~r ~L- - - - , _T_ - r -i ____ _____ IR - 2 ' ' - - 't. ' fl. �-- - - - 2C-Evcniig Hr.$d, Sanford, Fl. . I- - _-. - - .21 -- - .. ' '.-. " ...C . . _- - ~ . - , - . - - I-__ _ 4 I ' I - . - - - .. . ' 1' 1 - - - ~. . '-:--• - . . --. ~ :-':': ~ _ - . -• - -- Sunday,_Nov. Li7S Craft Faces Extinction . Cabinet Maker A Vanishing Breed By JEAN PA1TESON Women's Editor :-. .. I W. - - 'n her __ t~ dJ: ._~~ - , -1 11j . T Bicentennial trek miracle of cre1itivity. His skill 17th century house in St. perfection. up the Southeast Coast to is a treasured tradition. HIS Michaels. "I wanted something "The measurements are Philadelphia works- art. both w ictical and t ha t would lit In with the style of sin4*ll and must be accurate to i \tit the ddo is th d Fascinated b) histor) aestheticallydelightful thtvillage ." he sai d , hair s breadth," he explains And not just the Everglades particularly if it has a folksy There's more than Just Upintheatticisasmallstore 'Also, a box has to be exkite, sancihill crane and conducted knowing your wood and tools to of wood, mahogany mostly, but ceptionally strong (or its size American bald eagle are facing through the 300-year-old village cabinet making, says Leach, also walnut, cherry, because of the constant hanLxtiflCttofl by Leach and later interviewed It's so tied up with history, he m1iple and pine Below at his ti li ng it endure There are se veral species of ,intl photogjaphed him in his explains, and has opened workben ch he labors at a wide And being made of wood, mankind which are also a (lying workshop, for him into studying variety of articles, you've got to compensate for breed - among them, the A fascinating report, a new (and collecting a little) fine A table in classical swelling and contracting of the cabinet maker friendship and a tut1fuhl) china and antique Chinese design, or a music material with changes in the A craftsman so skilled that fashioned case made by Leach brasses and farnou,s paintings, stand English Regency style, weather," his workmanship aspires to the to carry her dulcimer the A lot of his work is in Queen Anne or Chippendale Leach's greatest concern, realm of fine art, the cabinet outcome of the meeting. reproducing or an- chairs. Also, beds and when discussing his trade, is maker is a a rare bird During a recent visit to tique furniture. Most is custom- sideboards and tables, the shortage of apprentices. nowadays, lie's only found in Sanford, Leach talked about his ordered; but he does build a leach's specialty - and The question is always, 'who is out-of-the-way nooks in New craft. little on speculation when he something he only makes as going to carry on this work York City, in hidden workshops lie is not, of course, your run- has the time, special gifts for his dearest when I'm gone and when the tucked off the beaten track in of-the-mill cabinet maker who Leach also does his own wood friends boxe.. other suriving cabinet makers California, and in the case of throws together a bunch of caring - "it's a matter of self Now a box might not sound grow old and die?' James Leach, in the almost- cupboai'ds for kitchen and defense," he explains. "I have like anything special, admits Unfortunately, says Leach, forgotten village of St. Michaels bathroom in a mushrooming to do it myself because I can't Leach. But there are boxes - cabinet making cannot be on Maryland's Eastern Shore. housing development. Find anyone else to do it for and boxes, he cautions. taught effectively in a school Leach was'discovered ' by Oh. no. me." A Leach box Is a gem, a little it's too much of a "one-to-on" Seminole ('tirliniunitv (illcgc Leach's craftsmanship will 1k urks in a shop lit, jewel, intricately inlaul or situa tion, a single ma s t c, music teacher Barbara Muller endure through the years as a designed along the lines of a ('arved, and fitted together to single student learning process. - IJT . --,' - - . ILMI .111' ----.., ; s;-- - ~_, " 1- z - -r -'- IIH . -, 'I.,- - .. ' -_ ... ,4'• ' - c . '-' ,,-... . i I - - " - -. -- .- .1 I --. ,.ç:•"- J wo-a - -- - 1 - -- - - -" ,, - ' -,'- - - ' • some ' ip // - ' - I •,i_ 1. flavor, Barbara was •. 1 . - : . - were ._: restoring - - - -- - - - - ' ' '' - - - 41 4--,F i . Akin& - 1 -.Z..1. _ __. r -I-- ._m~1 -, -__ ~ --_,,~~;L; __ --S.____ ~~ ___ ___ ____ ------------- _1 .4 . . . .e ~ __ -~_ --. ', 1~ I— ~s_-__--V~7 V1'11____ -r__- - . ; -.. - - .. .. . - ' __~1 ___ - I - - -- .I - - 1)ukinu'r cart-3 ing case i a fine examic of James Leach's skilk-d workmaiuhip. -. ' - -- _______ ' _%W_ .0 •. - -_ _ . ____ r- ______ -- _________________________ N.IV Nopnt'r, Miriam Van Ouyne and Gail Tipton. Friday and Seminole Art Assn. — ____________________ • -_-:--- H E W - ------------ — - ... • r1 - Of issolutions -= Marriage - ___ -- - - .- - Burdette, -- -- ty T , Officers aml members of Phi and Carol 0,:g. 1&3 Barker Dr., Winter Park But 77-Year-Old Wife Disagrees Richard D Moore 29 211 Mockingblrl Ln, CB, Sandra 14. He's 84 And Not Ready To Give Up Sex By ABIGAIL VAN BURF.N Dear DEAR ABBY: I am 84 and 11 i-arried for six years. It's the Abby 1-1~ 3232, LW. Imayne D. Covet,23, 4 I qwlted Kirsch spread. DEAR ABBY: My family adopted 'ur name for their A PltOUE)GY is "Gay." My ancestors group, we have been harassed OFAR PROUD' I understand have been traced back to with crank telephone calls atall '.nur plight ind -im most sympathetic, but I doubt if the Thomas E. Wade, 29, 2615 Elm Ave., Nona Fay Young, 18 2833 Grove Dr. Victor I. Palmer, 2-I, 1( CetLw Ave., Susan F. Thomas, second for both of us. j the Gay LIb?ratlon Society will First, let inc tell you that we're t see it how unfair Our name was "Gay" long consider changing its name Although -o un Gay H both in excellent health. Clifford D Smith, 19 fit I B I they are being in using our before they took that name, so * I I belle-it, there are more of 9 My problem is my wife, e Oviedo Itnetra i Mitcheimi think in for their organization, —_j fairness to us Gays, fliF1 than there are of (flj ') Bx 652 C"nlefiand makes me feel like a dirty old they shouall ld change the name of man every time lapproacim her A bby, my husband has told bulds that'a the li beration their society to one more have a right for sex.. She keeps saying, merepeatedly that he loves me, befitting to their crusade. d Ic I 'I Were too old 'or that stuff, and he has r.eier indicated that II' The Science of Beauty Protection You're a sex maniac and ought he wants ou t of this marriage. with whist Th e l as t to be asham ed of yourself!" Right now he Is overseas, but agreement. But in so doing father called me long distance they have infrnged upon Abby, my first wile and I when he gets borne I going after saw a TV series on righ ts of others, r . married for over 0years, to let him have it. r d homosexuality, and he t , I)' and we enjoyed a fulfilling, I neither love nor trust him Since th e hom osexuals have seriously suggested that WE active sexual relationship right anymore, but I have three organized and officially change OUR nariie up until the time she died. She children w ho need a father. was in her 70s. What do you ad vise? i VT i , . - ~ %, 41~A Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of .t mairiage - and " Sh - __ - ' m ' ' ' .. - :' - am DEAR FED: I c,,,ure'fl A , ..A Dt'-u agir". PTA Members Sate can trust and depend upon. reason why normal, healthy Confront your husband people should nc-I b sexually etcner and esk him for an -cth ve as lung as they live, t'Thtt. DEAR ABBY- I have been " ti a :i :;trv ii:. It mill talc a lit (1 l'rgh in "'i .•;. '- IIJI --::' w ROTECTORS p HAIR PROTECTOR conditions as if protects A()Q 601 '+ !I - - - I - ____ - "-rP - t. -. '_______ • - 4 ' s - . $5 29 35 - 1- .'. - - - . - 3975 - - - ------,- - - PT- A Li ( - (i () r. - - - -. - - _ - a 151- - - c -" 11 t - _- w-, ;, wi-_. I - 9__ - 4.; - I I I- r Lff -' Loongwood Elementary School. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Viola Johnson of Orlando. .1 • Pa terna l gr.&iour is Mrs. Ethel Wi lson of Oviedo. "I - - - - - I . - _______ -;: -4 -tww i . : I - le , I ( I- ' P Ir. N ri, ' lit, - 6 Ph. 3224181 - ,. I ..P t ~,.. W ( I r ow—, , I }Y - Comeinandletusshowyoullreasons you should consider buying a Kohler & Campbell above all others. "QUALITY NEED NOT BE FXPENSIVE" ' - - - I lgz-= _- .. I_ - '. __, - -. - ' . ________ - lk BOB BALL'S PIANO & ORGAN SALES 301W. FIRST sr Ph 111 112C ..--,--'-.,-- -1 - --. ' -j .. - , - - . -: - MR. and MRS. II. CLIFFORD MILLER - MRS. ROBERT MELVIN wiirr -- Altamonte Mall 44E ?,i.in's 7 din - - DI A I - - - LJL& - Fine furniture quality Kirsch flFI tt,iiihA "" P. , Mi - continually - - ___ ' y b 5 NOW d v,i, is th. c.IpIt sw1a n rim Mr . and Mrs Edward C 'prnmer !J (Shirley) Wilson, 1942 AIIpCrt Charles, of W *Lake Mary, and _____ Blvd., Sanfurd, announce t he their gra nddaughter and her 1 Th/' birTh of a 6 pound, 11 husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clar k MAN son, Edward Calvin II, Sept. . Ut'? ft D.LiINiU 12idiy Mack Ill of Sanford at Seminole Memorial Hospital. — Their other two children, Sherri (7 Ci*.i.ff ,L F' I 0 ...ynnanuI Kim erl che are . na FURNITURE happy over the arrival of their 116- W.FIRSTST. brother. ARRIVE A E I SANFORD Mr. Wilson, is director of SUNSHINE STATE guidance at Seminole High and Mrs. Wilson is a teacher at _______________________________________________ .6 " d L KING -('i-' 4 I to aw " Ift= tat - team we are t1x ESOur People Make t Number Chic. U - ___ wom - ZAL - ' TWIN - - - - . 'WI Mae - . . -,-"• ;0 - . - •_.:— 4 "- - ' - - i ________ -i±ç .. ".' C'- •1 - __ .- r,, .. -- - 0 - - - - - S n Orlando Meeting }undreds of PTA members children in Tallahassee, (torn all over Florida will set lk'sijllc of this priority-setting lobbying goals t their annual convention wi!l be ''nvcnl: n at the Sheraton 1accd bdorc 1l- , washable Inh one an '4 urown, bright red and blue or pink and sky. I a aai r. .,u a - bl I . Patchwork pretty and . bargain priced! Bristol deeply qu i lted and machin. , k FEDUP e. - Helena Rubinsfein creates p o ucts O pro ect against the environment, , were , - ' _', ( ft* .&pW0Wm) _____ ne "Sb - ' -- " "i." name - I on paommioi Anniversary Japanese silk featuring French Pendleton wore a floor length Mecklenburg and Miss Tina Sanford and Bernard Paulus of They will make their lace appliques. Her seed pearl gown in light blue with a navy Mecklenburg were attired the Orlando and groomsnien were home at :ioo Lake Bhd., Sal tiara secured a fingertip veil velvet bodice and on her head a same as the honor attendant. Joe I., Saunders of Lakeland ford. The bride is and she carried a bouquet of sunbonnet In matchi ng colors. B. Dennis head of Orlando and Fred Houston of Orkndo. mathematics professor She carried a single white rose. was best man; ushers were white roses. Following a reception in the Seminole Community Colleg Matroa of honor Mrs. James Bridesmaids Mrs. Clifford Michael Mecklenburg of Langford Hotel, Winter Park, the bridegroom an assuranc thecouplelefton a wedding trip adjustor for & Taylor, Inc I &I to Williamsburg, Va. Orlando, 1 - realize - :-- ,&,, Q — o- . • -' The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harlan Holsteen of Denmark, Iowa The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. White if Fort Meade. draperies, . - ' ( - . ! - '7 j • - A - .' / -. - • double ring ceremony. 11 rt •. . I.I IJI ______ I - First Congregational Church, Winter Park, with Rev. Jailles ! • -. % Martha Doris Holsteen of Sanford and Robert Melvin White of Orlando were Joined In matrimony Nov. 1 at 3 p.m. in a matchifig name I am writing this ~In hope3 that ark] ridicule. thiu-' k atitifulh, - - c I- ()/ Tl;-,-%v young %%onien are the -, ' Holsleer,- White Bu Foriner iiivaiber.i of Phi : - - .k a Marks vvuson ii:rtn Announced -% ,^ - I '! .- - 1- 7 - ______ Assn.,1)eltona Branch; her husband is a State Far m Insurance Agent. ios '' 7ii ArTMarYGindin and ie cIr'ipssisI Willard Ssslons, Bill Holland, home, 179 W. 12th Ave., ErneSt Cowley, John Hughey, IMngwood. All friends and relatives are IA I. i • invited to attend. - ployed at Security First Feder were conductress The bride is the aauikr of harry J, Thomas of S. Halifax, Daytona Beach and the late Sayde E. Thomas. The br idegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Miller of Winter haven Sherry Carter served us ma tron of honor and Dave Sryderas best man. The couple will make their home at 2514 Myrtle Ave., P a rty were Mrs. Vo ie A. Open House Ix- idegroom's mother; and Mrs. be honored at an open house Volie A. Williams Sr., grandreception In celebration of their mother of the honoree. wedd nganniversary Also Mmes. Dab-id Smith, Nov. 8 from 2-6tthe - _____________ — _ -' - variety of tempting party fare. Williams bride-elect; Mrs. Thurman - - inent table which featured d - Kathryn Thomas and H. Clifford Miller were marned at 11 a.m. Oct. 11 in United — — Methodist Church of Orange City with - Wil liam -..........r I performing simple — bou roes An arrangement of American t3eauty centered the refresh- Atten , Thomas-Miller isor •- '_,_ - akgawk Archie Smith on Nov.29 at First McLellan, Marjorie Parker, Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Decorating the home were 11 and 15, will see a wide variety of an and craft utork displa,?n ..!' day along East First Street, The event oI.ItUi,.,1%. Joe - - . __ Area Cou es Solemnize Vow.s_ emmnole .': - - ford Lesbe Jones, setting for a miscellaneous Galloway, Tommy Gracey, tx idal sMwer Wednesday night WiLson Gordon Jr., and Tom honoring Miss Patricia Lee Brown. __ -- -- - _. 11 I - well =~ - - -_ ........ -- -- - ~ItX — M.- f---.- AN ; Selecting %orks to exhibit an the show are Ilrom left) Trade spomiored by tht %.ntown Business X%sn. and the Sanford- FOR SHOW = _________ . .--....--.- - _-' - rrrparniions ton me imnnuai Downtown Sanlorti SUiewaiK ,(ti Show have been kreping local artists busy over recent weeks, Tr3 - . - ____ fr r ,;W 1.-, - ~*Ok;~ N., - , -' , _~ I - - ,V - A .: - r-, .1 I -Z-7~~.__ 1- - . . I W - - - - ' silk ; * p.m. ons. I ecial Guests providence - Ifigh School in 1974 where she Elmer Petree of Edmond, Okla. Church in Sanford. %as active in Anchor Club, He was born in Shelby, Ohio, K4_, yette3. Chorus. Student lie atterukd schools in Texas, invited to attend. Shower Honors Patty Williams - .,-._~~ __ _,A~W __ _.. ._J~ - - 1._____ .,_ -- ____ ' •- ' ,.,. - - . - re . , -, _~~ A , I _ %..- . .- -- '' N It ' .- -_ . . - ____ __________ At what age ary people supposed to quit having sexual F -, _r:1 ___bi~~ S I le - ____ oror - - - - ___ I _-__ . -: -_________ _____ , &_ ____.- - state - ,., - Club Notes -- -- , ____ Bride To Be Is Feted -- - - ,' )A.L '- . .I.- I., --7.. 4N. - - .'- -.-.- - 'I- , ,, -. .,,,, - ' - - Among the special guests future Eastern Star members, presentation, along with the auxiliary accepted the charters attending the Oct. 15 meeting of Alter the departure of the Fourth District president and on behalf of the acne and the Seminole DeMolay was Jeff girls, the chapter held its other state officers, auxiliary. Smith, Junior counrelor of regular meeting Nick Pfeifauf's band played th SLite of Honda t)eMola) for the dancing at the Homemakers Other guests included. Altamonte Ci vic Center. Prizes FOE Aerle 3643 I,$ ç, I? Dad Ed Weber, chairman of I 11 j were awarded for the best Sanlando Springs Extension the Advisor Council; Richard Fraternal Order of Eagles costumes. Kirby Grant, better Homemakers Club will hold its 'i . Clegrove, Seminole Chapter IF.O.E,) Acne 3643, received known as "Sky King" was the Holiday Showcase In (tie Dad, Ed Cra vens, John M it.scharter for both the men and master of ceremonies Grant Altamonte Springs Civic Center CheneyChapter D ad; Joe the auxiliary on Oct 24, at the and his wile are charter on 1111_11~_V l 11 from tO am to 1 . _.j&_ Cravens, ill master Halloween dance. Both members of F.O.E. Acne Workshops are ct'rrentiy 3643. --' counselor; and Richard Auxiliary State President Millie President of Acne [) being held to complete articles (.olegrove, junior senior ad- &hwat-tz and the men s state MacCairnont and his wife who for display along a Bicentennial _sTl •. ,v president were on hand for the is iiiadame president of the theme. Open to the pUbl:C. Also Providence Ill sweetheart Karen Smith; I! sweetheart Patti I'tf4)I ICOTIOflS IVUUUICJ&e Meyers and her court. From the Mothers' Club ProvIdence 111. Kenne th H. Rose 23 P013 803 Ronald U. Taylor, 41, IlL 1314, they were honored by a visit Donald E. Brock Jr., 23, 193 '-I y:'t: Oviedo. From Mary Cravens president. PcggyJ.iAjkas,21,flt3 Florence M. Arledge. 43, 115 Willow Ave., Mtld., Date Bx 24-4, Oviedo Oakland Ave. After the meeting of Goodenough, 17, same add. * ;-. - ------------- I)eMolay was over, members Vaughan F Wilson fit I joined the Mothers' Club for __ t _ __ refreshments, which were i;~.:-~--~_ -7~-~-7-74ft%---------- ~., sened by Patti Meers apd -aff Karen Rhcedy. The host was Robin'rBiwman &tephcn Charles Michael Robert M White 32, 14016 . Skip master coun- %%oodlern Dr, On, ts -U D. Thomasa Rivers & Faye B Vivian H. Johnsor, & William selor of Seminole DeMolay, and llolstoen 36 300 lake Blvd. Paul Ktz & Florence Phi Delta Zeta Presldez'l Doreen Martin (right) and Vice President Dooaa Heabertin I., (d) weleinic new members Helen president of Seminole Mothers' Deborah Coie Riggall & Rumnes (second left) and Debbie ('oocl Benjamin Cntrell Jr., 38, ft Club, Mrs. Doris Burdette. Dave Robert Webb & Johnnie Verne Edwin Riggali Jr. 2 11* 515, 2030 Rodgers, Or!., M. Louise Fletcher Scott & Hose M. Rhymes, 28, 323 Janet F. Christian & Randall Marvin Gene Eastern Star DePugh St., Alt Spgs D. Robert Ray Donley & Effie S . B. Snkovic & ea, Birthday Staged 1 Donald W. Dyess Jr., fl, 212 Ste1lenF, , urs,hono:ed the Steve Peters & Jeanette S. Amelia Diana Job's daughters prior to Ave., Secor their & John C. Cynthia M. Beth Blair Ross & James F. Phi Delta Zeta, Nu Phi Mu the forming of Phi Delta Zeta in Delta Zeta and of the other Delta Zeta who helped plan the regular meeting Oct. 2, with Dabbert, 20, Maxine Pearl Shagsta & Ill. E. 4th Chapter of Beta Sigma ?hi held Sanford. eight chapters belonging to the event were Doreen Martin, poems and then the girls ______________________________________ a preferential tea and birthday New members welcomed Sanford Area City Council were president; t)onzia Heaberlin, served James K. Root, 22. Box 3 f re freshments, party at Masters Cove were Debbie Goodman, Kathy invited to the celebration, vice president; Christine Each girl was Introduced by OtJ Helen C. Lloyd, 21, Box Clubhouse, Sunday Oct. 2F. Grant, Susan Orwig, Pegg,' Arnold, recording sezTetary; the associate to 3 Oviedo. The ent was a combined Pullara, Laurel Rodgers, Helen Scrapbooks covering the past Patricia Meredith, treasurer; members and Worthy Matron welcome to new members and Rumney and Eileen Serraes. nine years were on display. I Wm. S. Langforo, Jr., 24, .Silma Col!azo, Ruth Bresnick Co!ann Solinger. I 101h annivenvcy crlebration of 1 - ____ -. - I as -- . — -- 0111111w- - ' . DeMo a _____ : ' A I . - - - ,I- - . -. - .- 1 __ - - - -, - - —.----,-..--- - ' I _. - ' I I 111F, - -. - - -- : I a - - ..; ____________ - - -. is - - - '• — — - - -- - '• y -. ___ , . - ' . - is - -'r - - - -•• , - - S r// - - •- P"* r silverware, in , -, . 4 : - - I % - : - - r " ' -- ___________ - coffee . ,,.i.'i _'-' Mr. and Mrs R U Priest of (,oernment and served as the Philtipines, Virginia, and South SanfordAvenue,San(ord, Senior Class Chaplain. Florida where he was a announce the engagement of - She attended Seminole member of the Homestead their daughter, Louise, to Bill Community College where she swim team lie graduated from Peirce Jr,, son of LI. Col. (Ret,) was a member of the Chamber Lyman High School in 1971. and Mrs. W.L. Petree Sr., of Singers, Choraliers, Chorale Petree graduate of Maitland and Women's Chorus Miss Seminole College Matrnalgrandparentsofthe Priest was awarded a He has been accepted by the br ide to be were the late Mr. scholarship by the Sanford l'ilot United Sta tes Air Force and and Mrs. A.F. Stich, and Club, and a music scholarship will begin service in midpaternal grandparents, the late by the Seminole Community November. His occupation is Mr. and Mrs C.C. Priest, all of College commercial free-lance Sanford. 11cr fiance Is the grandson of photography, Miss Priest Is a native of this Mrs 0 F Maier and the late The wedding will take place city. She attended local schools Mr. Maier of Shelby, Ohio and on Saturday ovember 15 at 2 Community "- must avenues . _____ - -,..., 11ZZ- .i. - . - - '. - - ,;\\ "'-, C' .__, . . - -., -: just ___ Sur4ay, Nov. 2, 1975-IC -- PriestPetree To Marry T'T ~ ,' . - . -, Engagement Told 1j - - E'.nii.g Herald, Sanford. Ft. - I'; . i . '.- t ". .; ',. 1. -- ir r ,' cent I - - ' ) ----- I I I I 1 -;--Ii---------' �_.._.-._.J wm.r__.. . . _________ . . __ - - . -- . . - - - - -. - . . ., -- - - - • Sunday. Nov. L1c73 - BEETLE BAILEY Tuneful Mort Walker OUT OF iTRE Os'E\EE NOT EE Ti4ERE rw / JUST \ I WAYft ThE j( \:\' / \ ICECK 4i I )I t4%.\ / \ ACR OSS \ / TROUBLE.' \ (&A 5 The I p oc , £INIe tant.v -- Chord' ________________________________________________ R FSE AP 1I1TLt c:r ______P I ' - THE BORN LOSER i9 Tapering Pinar ~ 24 La"W (ab i LAt'i, C4C4JT '*k r tt.Cu..c. C* c A 11i \ R)ISH 'KX' IF 'u()lD \. E4'C'KE M"i PRC$.r,t 11T EJI5 C*'4)I' A1R 1HAT A r I ' 3 Seth's SOfl Make-up of (Bob 11 publication 4 34 Roadway Muscai I 36 Interstice 5 "Af I I 37 Are 3.5 !3eflo* 6 I f" N. .. •• -. _ __-~ - r -- .- _____________ . . •.. - 4 4 -_ 1 f• -• - Distant 48 Sn91nQgrcrup 50 dolent 900" 55 ncnarr.e s". i" 4 3 Gifts name 52 Tree 30 Yeody - - - - - 19 - - . Dismiss financial S ____ -. .___ - - M. I A .1 - • -i-.. - - i , _1_i .'-.-. _b - - - . - . . :.-. • . - • - ____ - tod1iy ti me being They can be at - - - od __________ - bout. - today discussions ., ______ -- - 6, t i- _ 1 - ___ -- - -- _________ with - - L . - 1l -'i' ... - into gumn • ____ • . _____________ 23- Aug. 22) ram ifi ca tions. What appears Toward eeningyou'il lack easy may tn reality be very - .;" : 7. ithout fully ap 4.._ _____ - & • so _____ - _____________ 0 - 44 , -. _____ - ;-4.• - . _____ • tsk_ . A - *^ - , .. ____ - ;-:-.•... - . '- - ____ (Jan. 20-Feb. AOUARIUS uwwnd.s 1k careful - .1 a III - " fl __________ - .1 ) - - - .'ss - im- - 10 - - .. -- optimistic and sell-assured person, but today you II mnakmg pIa. If you re not in about doubts harbor accord, friction ill result. sormthing you re mnohed in (l MINI (May 21-June )) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan You'll have buyer's remorse 19i Ik careful today you don't about anything you buy commitment fr a pulssvelytoday.Tlunk before make friend without talking it over pIunkingyocash down. CANCFRIJunC 21-July 22) with her and getting her time tocla TE --- -•'• - - I. 21) Normally you're a rather sure to consider your p'ben s today THE , SE\ SVE 24 lk,, I .v'• css Perfume 2S 21 .•. - A:.IN, \. - 2'2 26 Cherishes - I 1 LL. J _________-- .- 47 African vpub1c 31 er.st f" - V - . -. I - . * A-, - . i 25 Couida bast 51 Epochal direction I ~ .i- -- 43 Remnant 20 Metric measure 2 Mother of Pollux 29 Toddlers __-' PRCIIkr TO . 22 I Others will resent It todav If ',ou pld1 sour self lnterLsts Wt if the festivities spill evening ',ou re over into PD09 Bibie 27 1.dget entry LC& 1 LLL TELL rOL M4AT ,.ciZE I ) I AD OIC*'T L days 8 fork 33 Eth Ci 9 Smçng voices 35 Prizes 60 Curt waled I nsom sinref 59 Bud S sibl.ng ri 32 - 58 134bloical I? MiSul flI chriarr.o f b Y Art , / Worship 15 - - - - . 4 a L_ -- IF _-" i ( - -......'_1T - 3 A) 1 2 I For Sunday, November 2, 1975 APR i~ I, I I l_ .~ --.-. 1. , ~. -_ _______ -- T _____ ~ __ fly tIIt'I(EflF1)F ()SOl - IN 11YS Ti1 12 Cotton Iabnc 49 fleour TIII ' - - - HOROSCOPE ___ 42Errvt 44 Porn3n an -- 9Mvcai -L "_ \ //' Nusicnb 41 RE TO n4E EScJE / 39 te. - . ____________ - 4C---Ening Herald, Sanford Fl - • - - J ~*, - . !201 16- 11 1 - i by StoIlci & F1cimdohl DAY V.AT)- A LJR . I IT5 TOO HL 'N LX'tL IT - COFFE , EE.) -L-OTOALL () . 6!RE.- - 3AXIE... ',~.. . I --, - . I I TRV IT ) , I OFF I ~ i I. . . - . .. I I - / - nI . 1 , . I 1 , ~, _!~~j 11 *.' .^ r I.; .4A ~A .. _. t ,4, w, _I-.-_-__¶ jj ."_I_I fi - I_I_.. _ ~ - LAYER. N ~ Aw.. I ROUTE & I ,r t t - . K3 L - r • Young ktng ~ I r rtIe e carefully. calculated risks. cquaintance will suddenly enter your life. This person introduced to you by an old friend far it won' t stand the strain. 19) previously, Als. CANCER (June 21 .July ) ou II befcriunate only with _ • Pass to open a two-card diamond Pass Pam . ____ usual diy for you. one of s_ - * - - pp PRISCILLA'S - `7 ~_ T "TtDU 5"O 507TSI ff ,* ! ! __m~~ _~_.. ii - 4 - t, j L I \,,' . /, , Still. while there's life there s, bope South gave no in- - '11<:1b _j t - . LJ,t. J - ., * . ,_~ Z, -4. - - , _-~ %' i YS&DS' '-' - I - - - . -- - - _ - ___ ZZ _-1______-;-____._ I I~WrF M - - -:_ _--~-_=.7_ - open with - _ R_R.: - W__ 13 : n . . - - -_ 4 - 1 M_ k_ - - Z_ -_ --- SCES(Feb. - - Cty Station, fiew -_ - - .-, j b__ "A __ Z T M= 0 _ ::Aft~h_ ~ - I - IV a - - I I .. - ; - - - - - -- 'Y"I*tw - I• ' _ -. - __ - - - ____ - _ - - - V4 .:1 FiAdI11111111=1 luui_ - 1,01 ~ . I - _______ - ~. -_ *- 20-March 2D) 016 . - -M & CM new twist to something yu've recuflly learned from anunusialexpenencc. = 2 C2 .0 0 0 F'- 2 I a: - .~;*V -*4 0;z Jv __,~r I '1 I --- - C4 0 , I - 0 . L. V F-_-. I • I >. L) , - 1 '0 * t P - I - r The coming year has some Oeasant surprises in store. Your routines will be = CondiWns i- Thoughyoumaycomplajnat the tune, you II like (tie end materially Gains could come frorn tro liorist expected : 0 -0 "- - i I - I o% L0 ' 3 -?. ~c jo~ ., L~ I f ., I -_ ==, I ,T , 1Z > ho'. 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Let terest.s shift to somethu% flW. -j IIIJlIUg.pl.LS) Weigh)wr words very pWIV point we are bidding. e Alcohol Caus*es M- any Illnesses ARCHIE _r _- - You' ll .not be deprived at CARNIVAL .. [~ h _- I "', , -Z'eiL A _ El "!$_ -7%. I arl, in his own hand and led - - ) 'I - I going dicatlon that he had any at Brsclge." c/a this robIems at all He wrrn the newspaper p o Boi 489 .• C ~ Something from the past w,H rt of trumps as the clincher one diamond. A , .1 F_ -__ I - _.rN 7.~___ -;. * I/ is thinking of is something . , I t , L 4~_I rf _1% ) 1~ SOtAE 5 P01PT ~~Z__._ 0 -.-.. - LIKE 1 - endings and beginnings paren't. There were two ' sure P "\ Oswald & James Jacoby spade call was a slight overbid.Whenhesaw'Jurniny.the by Al Vermeer - -- ~ By =11 4 _ 40M - 1 We suppose that the hand he - ii I , _1 I ' Im .•... . . , I_ 'rr,tlf.i.J. r - *_....,% ' - tO you tt.sLiy if you're off .- . - - ~_ Dec. 2I i N'(xjr !x_-il ideai; wifl sible game North Sout~ %ulnerable TO A I 4 I ' . - -I ~Xi - 4' '' ' clearly club shift 10 GEMNItMay 21-June ) somewhere alone where led the tha there' s peace and quiet Jot You're very tn inventivee \ow it as Soutl s time to tter thelndt)wnfor latex use think but he solved his You'll cone up with be LAPHICOIL\ Dec.22-Jan. problem by playing dummy s method icr itng a repe titious • 853 J6S (71111)1 QJ irst North East s - . - .- I I •..-.- -- cl e ver in handling situations affecting you today. The results will be gratifying, yet your tactics will surprise turn. You might be caught offguard. TAURLS(April 2(~,Nlay 2D) .. -•.. - . - -- . rk A i a I kQ£Q093 INTRODUCE0 -• $., - _ ___ - _.L./_ ,. • . i V _tT - 2 •-- 1y take an unusual hsle , .!.• _._- _____ . hopped up with his ace and led the ruit back. South won in dummy, cashed dummy's I A 10 963 I ¶_\ b I A 11 - - - ______ -- 1975 - _-_ - JANIE-S JACORY and that a I success ______ 3, - ARIF..SlMarch 21-April 19 derided that South held the _I/ I i ' - and qsi TI S~4ES WCQKi%)G jj-r - . prepared you for For Monday, November %1test thought a ~ Chic helping. Wait till he produces, -- : - BRIDGE AT NORTH -41 BLON DIE ____ 1 \_"_ .r- r_ T14 S S y iE EA &.<ES A NEW EGG - LL - .L , -_.", 11) QSWAI.D ..J / - V;; -~-, - - -1 , l ~-. ri /I i ** V, - . . Moe. --~ -~- . .. WIN . . NJW.'. youhadthfhculiygeUrngoU the ground in the past. nX ______________________________________ -,. W:kAT A " K - - - - BUCS RUNNY H;: RE'5 1 51 ) .i IXmakeandea1sitha friend at this time who wants __ 56 to 0 0 2 E 2 (7) 0 - 0 ,_~ X 10 & 0 __i. 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A large number of niedical ilIses and rOUR IIIIIIIIIIIIIII AR14, igpill? i . ~ Is. .z W I MC 10 HEADER Dwrhea can be caused How i.ONG J~jj , I I ~ spectrumci4problemsalcohol can cause You might be DFAR .- - i :9 i And mvm-titnes the 1 Z' 1 ~ & ERNEST - VETERINARIANS FRANK 9 rr - .s. go -w S L~ ,0 4 % ~3 I is diarrhea periodically 0 I FRANXANDERNEST I 1 It rw A 0 (A I .'- ,su -Z -:g or ~ , 3 9 0 I I -i t L._I i ~ Lamb - - - V . - billy - I IV ~ DR. IAMB I *7 _____ DF-AR -% _ 0 "-,~9 - ,% .- - _. �___________________________________________________________________ -:- -T - -.7~ rl'. -5 -. - 1 ._";r .--__ . - .e -4 r . ~_ - 1; I ,- .. , i '' ft ll .I r c a ft 0 .I -5 951 I. 1 wi F - 'L- _g~~~ - . I L I Tr _ . .I I - .j - L- _~o~ . ~ --o"(1 , . ji~ ~ ,v - , 9 * -2 ~ * ~j ? " .9 9 I Ii.~ 8k -"a I R_ 91 z le 6 p i R w; a ft, M ~q .. M 7_4 Lz:. I I r, .< :0 9 I 1A 9.4 fo go r 9 ~q.9 4 .4 :?. P r I .4f- Q I t 03 of R - -1 c , M. , :7. a w S. a p w ~- -:, o 2 'A 0 ~ w . 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' • 38 =r-. -..--, --- - -. - �-.------'-'- - - — - _.-'-- - TI1VIT i! by ToinK. Ryan WHY,TUIANKVOU (FOR m ------i- - MFER Mam ____ "(AK! VoU rw, r.4011GRUP 14ER IE FoR **Vowiz 1 . _____ -•- I !- 'TT,4PTE D E$TORTIOM AND I LACI'PRI I_ ruit riMI EI'Vib LOST iv PATICt WITH YoU! 0 TAKE Yov pped out a coninrelated tep. Bob tamonte CA E IENTrrgCk i 90 DAYS R &3,000! TAKk THI THANKS, $3,000, IM you R "OH09 * 0 0 UMMAID CHOICE... r' 'lice will Herring's WINTHROP NGA Tom cornanything in they lying in a on at that !II might ract, but lsioner they felt ng such a I by Dick Camralli FRIN1, t . I L./ riP5 p5fr Nt.'I__1P ;e 2A) ( .. -TO RAI L AT Li, 'i'OtJ,OR REPfV rri'\ YQLL. TO R41 icyi... 1 A. 31976 ered not _ I rtbe vT thg," oae thtLaI The owl of TO scou OR CH I () CLL.. .. OR p.• ,' 1 1 —'.- —" -'- - (' 2. press twas I L-' REiPF , 1AAvAND YOLJ.. 11' V''4 _ '("._ '.1cc and Ford onto antly f/ r was been .Ident I, the 3c •- ii" - - S Emm OUR BOARDING HOUSE ______ ---1 ui rr k ,—, —• '\ BAXTER , 15EE 'YOUR 5POU.5E NOW AT LEAST LETS YOU MO)E / THE YARD. -- i. by Les Carroll -- S ) i - 1468 8-18 - C : i-' TPT 6P A.,56 : LOOK AT IT/ JN)AN5 COULD 441 LO GLEN -- pr• __ hiS 4 \\ -- C A FUR T'Eg ABANPONED I) - CABIN! A IN I L __ — DEAR POLLY - The pIasc rrq holders from six-pack drink carIons make handy tie holders Slip on a hook or hanger and then put a lie through each ring. — MRS R PC srupy COAT ! 4 &'.c-z I ,I - t\,: PLASTIC RNG ell, ±LL' -The Dressup thefavoriie shirt-style' dress v.ith a colorful ascottie. No. 1468 with Photo-Guicic- is in Sizes 8 to 18. Size 10. 32'z bust: 2i yards 4. inch plus le yard for tie DEAR POLLY — To make a good -shoe house' to hang in your closet. pin two stripes of heavy cloth so they hang from the lower bar of a sturdy coat hanger. Pin a heavy plastic bag sideways to each strip and a foot or so apart, then slip shoes ilto the bags. — KATHY. F4477 DEAR POLLY — When cutting out a dress to be made with sleeves. I also cut Out underarm facings (they come with many patterns) and put them away. if the day comes when I want a sleeveless dress I remove the sleeves and the matching facing is all ready to put in. — MRS. T.E.D. I DEAR POLLY — Record albun-s will Continue to stand up when some are removed from the shelf if you have first glued a sheet of cotrugated cardboard (ridges running vertically) inside the back of the cabinet. The ridges in the cardboard keep remaining albums standing upright. — TINA, s going at venUonaJ trim and necemeal may be it Chamber 'lines for education education cted by riTiU -. .— - - d one of 1 United r the top to some nong the The goal it $174,000 Lvi I - THAT AN CL HOT WATER 01LER OVER THERE OR PART OF ROBERT FULTON5 1NPL 77 - UR E"E 1 UNERRING TER TE'RE NG TO PECL.A4RE V BCK')Rt TIONPL I, t -r-,nv-i - - . - ----- - ) - - - --- --!\. T4 PT MAN HE ALWAY3, 5TETCHE TE 71 RU TO EAhiNG .POINT TNEN LETS Y JP so-! r if H" 3.8 yrs. -s1. rr 1487 Ok Alikes rincess lined dress lot and your shadow f4o 1 with Photo-Guide /;-DJ - our plck.up camper with our eightmonth-old baby along, we attach an expandable gate (pulls Out to 8 feet) to the overhead bed. This gives hiby n safe place to pia', whi -- DEAR POLLY — Funnel ccokng n.i into a small, clear, plastic dishwashing liquid bottle that has been thoroughly washed and dried Label the bottle "Cooking Oil" with a permanent marking pen This can he kept handy on the Stovri top N 3mm TiZ ffln — fl( '• - 5106 4A 311 1.a -- -- �- — -- - - • - - .. - — - _ .. • -. -. - .. - . . _. _ . ric C ___i -— - r ___ __________________________________ p. .. _______ \\ 0 • I I ____ so f I MIGHT HAVE A HOUSE NEARER YOUR PRICE SON WILL LET ME MOVE IT OUT OF THE TREE!" ICE MAKER AND COMBINATION TEEN-AGER LOCK!" . /1, Y I c 13 er bo rn D e ar - _________ folf • Is again P to k' eP' m onr lot ed _k*0 - I *1:;M% J- , \\ \ 009 A -1 cOnthttons benefit you careerwiseas the week begins, You're fortunate in partnerships Wednesday. Watch ex- IN . . - - . ' \ \ A / t penses Thursday. Work hard for rewards Friday. Saturday • y. vet inventive. coLuiter 1 LEO 'Jul, 11.1u,. 12) Good things happen with the famlly As the week begins. Bright financial Prospects Tuesday. Luckiest da : Wednesday, • Misdirected energies Thursday. Some tasks left unfinished Friday. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) information passed on 10 you Is profitable early In the week Tuesday. Wednesday are rewarding Watch y ciirsill sociall y, 000or Thursday. Gajns are ofo.,et b y some losse, at week s end. '1 - fir A _W91 HE 14AS GRrA 7TR MNACIrYA0 900NESS 111AN14 C TOR / a _____ _____ "I'VE CHANGED MY MIND!" . "OCI IC%IC_IT_flO_MAT LIAflAII VflI ID IiITATIflI ULLIL vi. ii vu NOT, YOUR IMITATION -N e SCRIMMAGE FOR ME TODAY , HERB! I GOTTA REST FOR HENEWB___ - ____ E_THA__SC__ING ___I__1. WOOD-GRAIN PANELING HAS ARTIFICIAL TERMITE _______________________________________ ARIA CHMGE, ATAREW7 TOO C6 1PETff/VEAP It/SAL LOWEP To PRES CrAnVFNr.--55A'/cE • NOTE: Send ~ LF FRIENDS and_ROMANS by TOM ISBELL letters to Beinico Sed@ Osol, clo thii newspaper, P.O. Box 1412, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Be, sice cannol' answer all the letters, only the ones of gor.'ral Interest. - - --- -- -- - - - - - - -- YCO-O/'ERAT/VE WEPNESY WiLL SEA LIICMYAY - il, iy ideas Frida f CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Friends play key roles in our allairs as the opens Good news from afar Tuesda ucky secret Wednesday. @ ,ril1 11find~%eek your social graces Thursday. Keep mb '~Pans in cher. Friday. /NPS1R/ES WILL 4KE 4WS.M/PWEK, CGR($S/ON4L I your SAGITTARIUS(Nov, 23-Dec. 21) GW things happen for you behind the scenes as the week begins. Tuesday, Wocintsday ale groovy days. Dcn't be too blunt Thursday. Limit spending Ff iday. You learn a secret Saturday. 'I FACTIONS THAT SU4LLY/SAGREE WILL BE sue,s,• r ____ AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19) Success thG ;.eak begns, Popular Tuesday. Lucky with groups W ed nesday. A fi dd ts Th oppo rtunity aur ay. i tomes in an unusual manner as large r en Ok' SA6j'r)-, 4 RIA NS. A r P."iFFk"S ENP, BU,'~IAIRSS CON017?OAiS ARE MIXFP. ______________________ 10 f5 t i 1, EA _. - - - - - - - Student's isappoin you tamOflte Tom i Comanything on at Umt act, but iissloner ursday. un que PISCES (Feb, 20.M3tch 20) You'll make a majD( change In plans e3rly In the week. A loved one protects your interests Tuesday. Large gains Wednesday. You lack direction Thursday Don*t be secietive Frld3y, dl 7 a con- - they felt Ing such a 1ice will ___________________________________________ [YOUR. BIRTHDAY...thjs%4eyëe1 and this C_ r__r FAVORPA SL Y BOY 0 c1 PR-rPA REP FOR TAT 11MO(PFC? FP A S T14F 141FW OF NoIfe, - - UI THE A0101NI S79A;r109 ;rO'6HEL P STIM(kA TF & 66 GIS H - ___ 1 RE sl y h prospects 'Vednesday Extravagant Th wsday Stand by Y ONt Y C6W,FS IF i Y F PA RE TO ri TP T9,1MG. Hr MEA 6009 CRAMCE 70 SUCCEED IN FIELDs ~Hgoffa NO G ins, be altirl for ai:to,ncrease Too much of a daydreamer Thuroday. 600d material prospects Friday, but problems at home, — U T•-. _______________ GEMINI .. c o, VC •• — TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Advantages ate gained through close associates Monday. Tuesday Lucky businesswise Wednesday, You're e4sily angered Thursday. Plans successful Friday. Best ideas Saturday er It stl n-d to " % 3 -0/trol t 1975 by 1,'EA, Inc r - ARIES (March 21-April 19) A Oared interest is profitable as the week begins S(,me pleasant surprises Tuesda Wednesday. Be toierant of a lov- ng that - _71 I _ AAK uueel< in I LI 71; _____ - . _ - " If aw-,.0t lop -- Month] .22 fop AeT IS TIC WIT, P VERY OA71611VA,4 1AfA CL T . CA Al us'e/ALzya LL/IO_N. MA KIAJ& RZK'A CIVIL -ro91J N YOL I'LL o \ Y01.4 Pro A' OR 1 'JJ \J IIII/L1JJj IJJJJ/ v' . — ii L rj' tt arlwomp IAI - ______- PLACES, ThINGS OR SYSTEMS. / ' '_- GONE dNREW4?PEL ONCE WRONGEP, THEY P0 NOT FORGIVE KEAP/L' Y/A5o11r7HEpE4L ANP TWE PEOPLE. 0 one - --i I was AiZOLAWP __ o not - _ . U 'AT [) D j~&§dZ~~0 "~ 0 45COAPIOSHAVr ff,RY /d hfNSF FfftIM6 Y S. A YA AIP IN 1/ - . W4 A~ '0rv/ If R çf Q_ ShMEAJMrE NEAR c's EVISE-ke THE TAE . iCICiNi y '5 MEW tAMARA, 4) and Ford on to MILDW JUDY 019 I - BIMBO w, , • , / THE r was ident T. / MBo MURRAY _ AL - __— -- . —--- - OUTOUR __ EORRY HEAR 1 ABOUT y WAY THANKS, 74 ?ode& SAI rCUR ,I WITH STANG rEAH 1 HE'LL E 1 WILLIS \ MONTHS' HE'S A PLINNY K117-If AWHILE 6 THAT RIGHT F Ia yE dSU11ivftll I TRY 10 E A L.- BLIPPY I N. IGNORES ME / - ç , 1NJTfsuritE 5cURr Th6KcDS flj MUSCLES MURRAY HE LISTEN" I A,HAH6 THE STRO&C-f-ST MAU /M THE CK — - - , gothgat 14J tw tries and 4t T4 )teceme / '... may be L/V' K' tnt WP .1 !linins for on educaU 16/ it"OL one of United 0 S T 'C__ T YPig_U S, Pat, Off . - $ ' to sonic nong the The goal K it, wA K!P5 ARE A7 THAT AGE." HE'S YCXJ' RE RIGHT ill ill, z Y0_ U, TOO! YCILILL WIN HIM 0 VER 1111 R " I GUESS H A H HA ír WELL, A5 ...I' M GONNA TAKE GET BACK &' a' r' . I I rs . iFAA HA VrTt LIP 14A 311 (ç _ O.crnht -' awl I rainfall __ Fr on Page ---d wasaawmilc _---=. ____________________________________________________ - - - . _________ .. Aft LK m.% PATIENT fk ,. 1THE StWS Ol ANOTHER CRACKAT il k% .. -- —_ -_ — —. �7' -. _____________________________________________________________________________________ -I •- -- - - - - . - - -r p -. —41 CAMPUS CLATTER by THIS I~EAR, FACULTI~ MEMSFRS,. OFTEC GESSPAT FINANCIAL -. ISNOU WILL Larry Lewis 1)00NESBURY YOU WILL SM/5 0t%!ffi0R5 TEACH by Garry Trudeau 1 CLASSES KEEP iI)r-~ ICE 1I:AtO . IN \ MORE W/WA5ON&L.1ATAN/5g7/ COMMUNITY , J LATN IN... C..4IN'T NOPL4CEWP OY TH W/L YOU RE us? WIlL 00 Cr 40 ( \SILL,- ' YOU SU;ZE YOU DON'T X A N T THAT WON'mr BE 5..00ii5? ARE f ou US TO SLEEP ON PWV:E "\ ( - WE'LL ( EACH OF *40U WITH NCI..SSA I flAOl'Wfr1p,Vpc_,f,jArA QuEsT/W/ p VPR/Nk/NhI?6A/N. - te out A FOLfNG C - MVA 124/Qy/Ris' - AW — 14 TF AONT unrelated Rep. Bob itamonte /iVT' H. -' !y Tom y anything ion they :71- saying ina tion at that dell might ntracL but rt A — d they felt ling such a a cfficewLll - CAPTAIN EASY co 0 ca I WHAT'S THE RU5Hi I WASH to JUST BEEN OVER TO THE CUTLERY 0IVISION— l OOP by Crooks & Lawrence ALLEY THE BOSS WANTS SOME LOW ON THEIR LATE5T rRODUCT FOR THIS MORNING'S BOARD METNØ - I DOWN f SORRY (E L UNO,S,GUE5 VO'LL) TOOK GO HAVE 10 UE YOUR OW ir LONGWI JUPGMENfl TOO LArE I O GO / I 4f I)- OU'LL JUSTT'M T1ED HAVE TAkE OF TAklG IT EY A iT Y! LITTLE WHIL? LONGER, Guz! PPATIECEI MY (HELLO. WI.' WELL, I'M SUE/' YOU I FRIEND! YOU'LL ' WE )UGHT HIS EY'LL CHEER' HRD ' E UP D AT HIGHNESS SOME IHIM UP! ( ,G)RL.44I 'EM IN NO TIME. WERS! JTAkE EM ON GO! I ..\ , M! J —- . ) o by Dave Graue __ 1 - [r NK G'NESs,s! is REALLY LIKED E~YES FILLED UP WH ' OUR WERS, AND HE i HELLO, CMOEP_UP HE UMPA J COULDN'T SAK! - ___ 0 fl - I's Will ddered 01 n 9 AWfU r - - -) I : do not Ior the kjAcE if 100 LA 7. 36 ell I THE MEETNGG STARTED i1 ALREADY ) -----rim' 11! GENTLEMEJ OUR COMPANY'S CPERTIN E 2EN5'E5 ARE IIT'S HIGH TIME TO TRIM GOME FAT AROUND HERE ,1 ___ I rc [ J f IHL AND rHEJ JI \ I r WALKED \ I IN HOLPNG - I I P ' - THE5EBARBER -. - ' i > ...WE BROUGHT KING s...is GUZ &)ME BiG SOL)QIJETM7 PURPLE iiir-- I SOMEOF BEAUFUL RPL /' iNG ' \ S\WEETWEEP! W.DNG WED 1 - no ow dential in, The f ( ____ ______ I'LL SA''! TI.4E R MAN IS ALLERGIC 10 -rHEM.' J - ut was 1 __ 'rand Cc MA I Ford flon to stantly RcYAL dw I - it Of the 4 ej) we Z VIP— tir JOHNNY WO NDE R TRUE FALSE EZ 46PHA/V T WHICA LINK MUST 06 C TO SEPARATEr by Dick Rogers AN EL.EPHA %vATC-R THROUC7W IT5 TRUNK. 40 EFLEPHANT6 A915 (Z'";XL L A'S POP THEY HELD A 49AFICY REAUTY QUEEN COWTE—ST AT T— F— AN ELEPHANT T H E -y WHAT? OH I HOW I'VE TRIED TO S)HIF=LD HER FPOM THIS DAY —X SCHOOL! CXFINITION 61, -Ls by Al V ______ pci ietrics and S H E-'L C Bt HOUNDED BY MOVIE SCOUTS EXPLOITED HEP, PACE may be ON EVEPy MAGAZINE COVE .91 CA 17 dent W.P. Chamber or 9XV-Ark 741 *ted one of ve e to some SICK n. The goal 44 Newmann IIIUnL o~Nfi7wv. 3 LOL8115 / S HER WHOLE \(JU I .,A T BECAUSE V TWENTY- I DIDN'T __________ / 8&4j3i 4A 311 INK %19Tfi T145, 04;., A6 ON 1120FICAA- EV15Z~QFEN V JA -1-WENTY- CONTEST 14 F?kN 3B N I NTH! 7140 rrNV OF: A 10 1149 FAPER 106 14.K FOR now 0600 APPLO. %7 swum lot its "Al 1w [Ill. JAV115 AND t~7 - APPLE; REV.,, TH5 CA1EW NUT OWN. - - - r A 6C,00 MARK. 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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 - . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 02, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 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/511d62a0f30dcd29b4b066f2e1d7df18.pdf 00699a4b1615cee876a95444d15f59db PDF Text Text __________ __ - :T:11 - - r - - _________ :-:;;-. .. — __________________ —7—— FOR T'JE ;::I*T 0OW'D T~* Mort Walker - ~ r, ' el ) 1 a a I ) I— ___ _L 4 I- 4 )) * I . 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The important point is to since her gallbladder was see if he is actually losing fat removed her liver is working front under his skin and at the overfinw. She had severe blood INHARITIED . ,. oulz PLAw*r,. T _N ~ READY - - --- . " .. - [ .. _;-' '.- -. - . L r 40. . ) ,,-. . : 1. . j. I I -2L -r 'L / • T') / (l . ) ' ) \ , A . ' - I V L : a -i, ( F . . I 1* ,, 49)(C/$.t), t ,1•• f . .A. j1IE PISCOORAGEPI... . 4 -4 __ ~__ I cm, ME AMEt COUNM AW AVVICE' 4-__~~~ t FOR in , - -. . ftv5A 9zw Aw u6mme, (.VNW, Aw 7h4 T iF AfAN mri OW -AISS AW? )WMTE #of,IN,ry rAirMvA A4"SX " , q=~Wlm mwwy. A46~a is" V -6 I ! T f , P t '._-_1 I 3 I I bor~ : ''' fi) ii ft • , I# k • _~ ~ IHE kGB SEP41 TSC~WICIAH,10 QBERIA. I . Fi.,sk Hill __I 1*4 1,40. Q2%M - "' __ 0 - k __ 0 1 t 0 8 .4 r, Wq-17 - __..ME0d001M=W% I4 n ~ 1 ~ - £ ... aa I . I - 7 C,. .-----I ~_ .- . -, ~ . - - . I - 4-= -W ~ - W_ I . - ~. ~____ ---- .~- ~_. ----_ -_ __ ==~ - _______ I . - . ! ~_ - . ' 4tV I" % . i _ - I Roberts said a fourth PSI piloted by Jim Leew, was I . The weather was t hae Robe rts bu found a fighter lost Wednes a), in Stormy weather withainple fuel on board, . I- -- ' -.---•- — — I -- ,_ *1' ,~, - ,V-i _. ,.S~ r, , _ clouds and went through it first rt, .*Wl —% _!_ - . - I - -_ _-- - i- - I climbed out of it, northward, t I dl h San Angelo I urn south- office Saturday official, we JOHNNY a BOLTON • on a possible midHe said he didn't sea the other - . A, 7777~~t _ V -. - air collision" with another P51 1 - - - I which crashed about five to McNamara Funeral Home, ff - 97'AL.Vr._-"" IvUe- ~ _t 2-h , iZ_.w. 41- __:~ —_ into the big hole, and then went seven mies away. , ing its Altamonte Springs. _ northeast." 0 , —_TM -Z.-&&_;_ 2_~ -_. 1-he body of Danielson, 36, pilot, Donald J. Plumb, 44, .Roberts said he then turned was to leave on a 5:55 p.m. Slailland. - - __- - I va stward and was about 45 to 50 - ___1"iF= - "It looks like they were trying flight Saturday to Dallas, bound miles north of San Angelo at for the Garden Chapel Funeral to go around a storm ... this point. "It was clear the two Wine, Orlando. = planes crashed in about the -sailing on the cast side of the William B. Roberts, storm. I found a highway and a same spot five to se ven miles Maitland, general manager of town apart,' said Rector. my navigation - P I . — — — A HAPPY WARRIOR I Johnny Bolton Aircraft in (equipment) was not working," The bod)- of Holton, 48, was Sanford and a retired Air Force TtmRaInrsralseshhshanthlntheIeIor) he said. flown from Texas at 6:30 a.m. major, said from his San Ifigh late In the fourth quarter against Gainesville High Roberts said had weather Friday night. WaftWg to greet the happy Saturday on an unscheduled Angelo hotel room Saturday warrior Is teammate Virgil Carter. Raines' glee turned to dismay moments later, however. To find again prevented him from flight on Texas International to that he was flying alone in one landing at San Angelo, and he out why, read the story on Page lB. Dallas. Bolton's body is cx- of the three Mustangs in for. had to land at Curtis Field in - pected to lx cent to Baldwin ination Bolton and Danielson Brad) Tex Roberts refused to speculate . ~ ,_ as to how the crash or crashes occurred. He said !w had flown with Bolton his bass, for about I • (our )ears. To Aid Downtown Development Presi en s Co the other two Mu5tings was the organiz,atiorus with that plan in min d -. "We will ask each of the organizations involved to take responsibility for one of the projects in the downtown devel- project todcii y (to submitted Tallahassee) may not be funded because the county might have received its quota on less . por nt• proec1• S por,taan — Sara Jacobson Comienting on what she Kid learned while In Tallahassee, \ls Jacobson said, Most state off ices are well organized to the point that when requests are received from different agencies in Seminole County, . ., b • While in Tallahassee, the group met with several iiiiuibcrs of the sta te cabinet and other officials. local coordination is extremely apparent," she said While in Tallahassee, ms. Jacobson. her associates and State Senator Lori WiLcon at. tended 15 ineetings in a period of a d> and a half Questioned about the likelihood of the downtown red c ci op ni en I p roje c t receiving government funding, Ms Jacobson said Right no "When a new project arrives in Tallahassee, it is reviewed in connection with all other projects pre%iously submitted from that county. Sosomiictime it worthwhile project submitted toda% may not be fundpd because the count> might ha% e received its quota on less in). Irl.int projects The need for • , im one indiiduaI -First, it is unique in its But, ? s. Jacobson said the group did apply for funding that WIII become available at the end of November. she said the Department of Archives and History will name Sanford a . historical ct once the restoration project is coni Plt1 1 M Jacobson said this (U I ca o ,Sanford eing iced on the map as a national tuurist site worthwhile opment plan," she said, big hole." Roberts, who helped direct approach to redevelopment," the massive ground and air she said, "And secondl y. I I Ike search. said the Bolton the bDot-strap approach the wreckage was found late people from Sanford are taki ng- Friday afternoon about 19.5 aren't gong 0 miles northsst of San Angelo, government o say this .or about IC miles from Plwnb s us.' they are saying 'If we have plane wreckage. a chance, we will do it ourGene Elselein, marketing selves., director of Aero Seices Inc Sen. Wilson said it was a bad Sanford Airport, said Saturday time to seek government help m there's so many elements funding any project but she involved," but the weather added, "I feel the money probably was a major factor. there - it's just a matter of "There had to be some finding the right place unusual happening in the at "But the beauty of this 1110sphere that they couldn't project is that it will not depend program or anticipate. The people were excellent pilots and on government funding," eontinued, "The success or the aircraft were just better off ill than the regular line production failureof this project depend on the people of Sanford craft," said Eiselein. "These fellows were very -and from what I've seen, it has all the markings of a experience and had unusuall> fine aircraft . . . Bolton loved cluded (Continued On Page 2 A) it looks ver), tough." sometimes ... Sen. Wilson (I-Slerritt Island) argued "emphatically and persuasively" for the redevel. opmtnt plan, according to Ms .1acobson. Contacted in Merritt Island. Se n. Wilson said she as " very enthusiastic" about the plan for to reasons Sanford' s Accident Inves "'igat"ion Un'' it Unique 0 .--- .I - 1~~ 54T, _,4_F - iJ- ~-1-1 -i 4 ~_-_~ - -t~ i4 1,yrc, JrTI , =,W~*V - M~~j%, '-' ,e.__ .L.W_~01.V, ji:1_ _1 .NA .1 , . -_ ., t* UT - ~ ... - io . * B'JOEASkRF.N Herald Staff Writer — It Chief Ben Butler conceived tie Idea for an Al unit locally about 4 _ __ - 1~ A- ~1 r . - , Awl % " -1I Alt-I ____ LI 0 -__,_1 ___~__1_-7W __ ~ ~jjw _. &"_ Z ~1__ -- - __________ - __ --- 1Lj . ____ 1 -- ,-- \_____ - - _..-_-__ , -~ -A,e - i, i I - 01_ . I -_ ~ --.-- 7 00 Ifim." i~ 1. - ;&: _. r,-d- _ --r_~-10~71_--_~:~,,-,~~=, ~_ __ ` ------ ;! -__ :___ --- A_V - AA .~ * zl~ -.49 Sanford Airport, Bennett said, overlap with our regular patrol In the Past softie patrolmen unit where we are assigned in ho have arrived at accident squads," he said. 0 scenes may have formed an "We hope to go i a occurred and may have worked separate traffic division withi elf around their opWon in com- the department its . . . I his would allow more time for the - -_ i . is a rising use of autornobiles to The unit Is it POlift- sUlt'011 ('011111"t murder Much has gone / in the past due to the he lack of a thorough in. to assist ;in officer called to t %estigation, Bennett said scene of a traffic accident. fl unit is manned by fie specIally He said the Florida Highway - vuhm;A That's how Sanford 4(' Patrolman Richard Lee Ben- - . - I, every accident - cry a half dozen hit arof run.i I ,jtcti%'ely ... Sometimes it's the city." said . \1 sober driv(-r who causes the Bennett said the worst e accident ra.her than the drunk perience he's had so far in the drier, said Bennett. Al unit was two months ago ' The courts still have a when a young child as killed tendency to listen more to instantly in an auto accident at witnesses than to law en- West 25th St and S. 11. 600. (orcement officers, Bennett It as "especially bad explained. following through the work in Obituaries TA School Date ............. 2-313 trained patrolmen who are Patrol developed the Idea and .- - i. . rotated so only one Sports .............. I-2- - IB has the duty Sanford's unit "was an I -. any eight hour period outgrosth of that" 6-741) in TekIsion I-2-3C Women ____ "Our biggest problem is Motorcycle Patrolman - IMZa . - __ I____ getting law enforcement of- Lawrence E. Monti, 25, said the .1 %V14ATHEII ______ --- - ;W- __lie said future plans call for pathology," he added ficers qualified In court to give Al unit saves other patruln-&-n .------ __~___, expert testimony against a front the time-consuming task ~__ --_ . I Sanford Crime Lab. Seminole ~. - ____ I F----------- __ ___ ________________: - ~~ calls. lie said he hopes the County defendant I in traffic accident of filing pages of stateand local 6. accident AW7 reports --lit _4~ G.V. Garay and State Attorney today. A little cooler with highs cases). This is primarily traffic 64 I1 - ---_ 4 I ~: coefficient of frictien" (drag investigators have helped the of required and necessary in. :__ because of ft large amount mostly In the upper 70s and low I 1 ff_'=FQ*WhL__1 factor) device to help establish new Al unit process 80s. Lo,Ws In the lower 605. evidence, , Sanford Patrolman Lawrence Nlo vil (right) and Patrolman Richard I-A-e Bennett check special speeds of vehicles involved in The other three uniforffwd Both Bennett and Monti are equipm. Mostly northwest winds 10 to 15 knowledge req uired to get a , rit In new police acc,11dent Investigation vvhlcle. I flerald Photo by Joe Askren 1 accidents. Measuring skid Patrohnen trained for Al duty conviction !n a manslaughter two of the five specially trained mph, deertasing of night. marks now is,Lsed to determine ci S;"sas(iBenn1t is include Dennis Whitmire, Jack ce m plete details and tides this, Bennett said. ar 0 EuIeflider and Harry Seaboit, tdi Bennett said since Police who Spent 16 Sctxx. flie scho was coor Toimy ionthnsonarnisgt ConimuffityCoflegeat the — __________ . _i._____ - 'Non I think there' s even a remote possibility of a mid-air ____ iFAAj were investigating tht Cause of the crash of their ' - - .. ,F _ I 1. 2.1r . - rm ." . " . : . -- ~_ - - - .. enforcement officers in taking ' 6A 3C - Plumb was flying alone in the -- - #_ _ __V —"F- _ y . ... - -- to ;i ctn-ii ntral Flnn irom their aircraft wrecksge ter atwo day search I near S,an Angelo. Texas. _____ r 11 i t Rhy- - .t~_7_ ~ - __._~7 i ".,C - - ' _____ AP" . - M : _11 M - I d - _-., W, ..--I -_~,,. -_ . were in the second warbird and - dental technician Danielson were being returned _ _______ 1, 10. - - - 0 . 0 _____ i . Manned By 7A by l;'li uf Sanford busiressman and pilot Johnny h- --, I_ Y&I Ity AUDIE SIURPIIV ra a r er and city property damage, automobile and city After a trip to Tall&aEsee to buildings and contents, ac. 0 c nfer with state officials about cording to City Clerk Henry N. a planned facelift for Sanford, affun Jr. Knowles emphasized the Downtown Development Coun. p city's insurance advisory cil Executive committee only recommends Jacobson announced Friday "policies," but it may provide she intends to form a Iresl .01111111 t 00 lists of insurance companies if or projects anioi the major civic asked by the commission himself before bids are called organi zati ons in Seminole Co unty. for. Tamm said the new budget "I will invite for the same coverage as last chairmen of all organizations year, but "not necessarily with and committees interested in the same company," calls for a community projv.ts to join," total of in premium she said, costs. This ccst includes The purpose $142,864 in federal social President's Committee, Ms secuily payments or old age Jdacobson said, %ill be to and survivors' insurance, and acquaint its members with the also $159,000 in emplo> ment plan rt centl} put foard by pensions and insurance ex. (lie Development Council, and pected to be paid to the state to coordinate ictiities among Tam.m explained the city ill have paid a total of $315,299 ,or current coverage for this budget year ending Oct. 31, which includes insurance and pension premiums of S136,lriI to federal and $9,392 to the state. Sanford's current annual ~ PIP SAE lURwoIrr -To Si-IE WAS SUPPOSED BU1S14C GOT 1-looscEt) 46 NT V "EMONITCeNC7 ON -44E AFTs;zNoor4 11 ,, ,, ,, 11 L4. AMERICAN I ~ -% COMM U NICA,Tiog~.. TV SOAP OPERAS r lzow "' Travelers Insurance Co. for a current policy for fleet coverage of all city vehicles and heavy equipment, bodily injury J ________________________ -. , Editorial DrarAbby .. Dr Iamb -;V~ I , • ,. L. . k2wtt - - ago coverage after claims resulted from Somepolicecaraccidentsanda couple of deaths," said Knowles, "And no insurance company wanted to handle our fleet vehicle coverage." Knowles Jthe ci ty 's Ii ran out so he went to the ad visary' committee for he ' (! C.) I annual premium costs through Bridge - ___ V"V.. - - - Today 1 - _J )DW , -. d . - ______--- -.1 -_ ..r.- - 815 oar000 to ;uif Life Cuntinucd On Page 2-A) t SHORT 30-PAY PEL.AY f 5wraRmarw i - ,VA " A2N 6fMAC, ____ ___ ThAI' 1W 0 1VR%j , IR Ous enough, I guess! It's hard to tell with a father as stingy as he 191" * ', _ - i ________ OFINN IN liME O "Oh, Dexter Is gener * , - by I. K. Ryan b • \ 'D" TUMBLEWEEDS I -1 ,•,, "l t 'P — • - . . public city offi6als. "They (the coziittee) dida lot of good work for us,'Knowles said, The ronit- nittee includes Bob Karns, Bob Crumley. Alex McKibbln. Tony Russi and Walter Carpenter. 'We h ad trouble severaI , •• . I0 .--- ; 1: i: . - - He said the informal corn Inittee recently helped find with an 0error an -~% ft / I \ , I __ - .:.-- 4 . .. .. . __ J10iia,tv /S ff, PMU AVff . __ __ ________ "They have nothing to do with bidi . . . They help us abreast of the new type. of licie3," Knowles ex' by Garrv Trudeau 400 NAC A"/ff 5 k0115 A P144M mv,ff aTY ws aw 1 I . .- V Ic Ims 0 -_ I- ! if the commission asks them to,' said City Manager Warren by Dick Turner - C - _____ pay and meet only about twice a year to give reconunendatiows A Toronto reader wants to CARNIVAL __ -- DOONESBURY ~9 'I i The city has a fiemLmber insurance athjq commiti' - AAKQJ9754 VA32 06&7 is a proper ACOL two-spade,) If .1 opening bid. The answer is a very s xong Even if Holmes h3d elected yes In the ACOL system, I ~I -to pass his 12-high-card points opening bids Of two in any suit he would have wound up in except clubs are forcing for 11 ree notrump. just one round and usually As anyone can see a spade show a hand with tremendous lead and heart return would playing strength, but not beat him two tricks. But no enough high cards for the one can really find fault with standard American two bid ;. curry's choice of a heart This hand has nine sure (Do you have a question I [ After a heart lead it would : ,j Is ri have been a simple matter for for the experts') Write "Ask th e great detective to make the Jacobys" care of this four odd b) mean: of newspaper The Jacobys will successful "diamond finesSe3. answrndividualquehons b h ed to wind u ii stamped self-addressed rH It seerns that Scurry led his most interesting questions deuce of hearts instead of the will be used in this column conventional fourth best. and will receive copies of you give me for managing his 1 It DA). tin a diet? How many calories are DEAR DR. LAMB minimum for him at 4 feet and Woman of 20 with two small 66 pounds? children, and in January of this Yes, for year I had my gallbladder and DEAR READER his age and height he is a IAtle apperxlix removed. I had a chubby. You will do him an gallstone the size of a quarter. enormous favor if you co ntrol My mother had her gallbladder his weight now It could help rcmoed to)ears ago, and my tumpreventanobesityproblem sister, age 26, had hers later in life. removed two weeks ago. She There is no magic number of had more than 100 gallstones, calories, but I would try to give four the size of mine, 36 a verage him it least 1 0 calories a day. ones, and the Others Wfl ; ~, - . 1 rash t Bo ies Returne WNW . ~ .7 -.~ . -, , : . !W - . . Studied 0 — I Opening lead -- 2 v been fruits, four ounces of cents, a long, stamped, selffruited yogurt, or a handful of addressed envelope, and ask for shelled or - dry roast peanuts or The Health Letter number 4-6, Balanced Diet, Recommended cheese. What added suggestions can Daily Dietary Allowances - isor 1 % -_ A\ - leivilirl Cause ie —_ 4,-- - - . 500,000 . lion had paid big dividends %% est North Eait 1%outh _____ . -i- ---.. - -- IV- 0~ .6 Q i 10 a 4 Neither %vinerable ______ I _________ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20Cents Premiums I iI ~` . holding of Jack-10-6-5 In that case the deuce of hearts would iI)I 9 FRANK AND ERNEST 68th Year, No. 50-Sunday, October 19, 1975 but ( its ( rnniulssioners h1i' I1I& Iiiial av' iii dcterlu!n1111' what tOlflt1fl3 handle the Insurdnce, according to UI) _____ _____ j ID COt4CL.VPE mi _ ITIt4 I J ...~ .3.2 Hol mes decided that as the case so hekda5padetoknck ' I - I ____ D JE I ________ ,- -.r -_ • - * :_. I ' I I ;--- -.--- . governmental pensions may cost the City of Sanford almost Holmes took his ace and went into deep thought That hen iti. fie could hi 4 1083 # K 52 - - _ .:-...-: . 0 hearts. -- . ..-.... I I' !!111 __~ -41 ~4 - same time give him all the clots in her legs and almost had PRISCILLA'S POP by All Yermoer essentials. to have Umn amputated. In my You need to be sure he is family on both sides there is : LIKE THI-5 SONG, . ~5*1_13 OUR IT'S getting enough minerals, hereditary twdening of the LcIRLYL,27— . ( OKAY \ c \ \SONG.J particularly calcium for that arteries. Can you please inform ' V — g rowing skeleton and me properly on the side effects Atarnins. And be sure he gets of a gallbladder operation? ' 7 \ enough complete protein to There are three women who are I 1.0; (I) ' ( -. provide all the essential amino very much interested In r I , . / J knowing •a j1 ac11 needs 34 grams of protein DFAIt READER — 1/1 (Recommended a day Daily Gallstones are an old disease -. _ 4-% AlIOWanc, I4). An They were even noted In 11 I glass of fortified skim milk will Eg)7tian munimies from IODO / )1 Ji', contain 10 grams of good B C They afflict one out of 10 I __ -) C protein. A pound of raw meat, adult Auvricans, and are more ,0,i,!24 C in =11 ; ou -I 7 1 __ chicken or fish, after removal common in middle-aged of fat and bone so it is edible women. ARCHIE b Bob Montana weight, will contain 100 grams The gallbladder is merely a ii' '1 DOYOUTHINIC"YWEC.ANT i-re A THE ATTACK IT I'S T iLl. 8€T of good protein On that basis storage pouch The liver is _~Irc WE*tt FIND SMNOS EVEN FiNQ.~ OF THE GIANT SCIENCE ITS AN IN THE YEM WKAT ARE you can figure how much for- constantly forming bile. It flows IT AT ABSO-RaiwiG ! INTELLIGEN'r D ,V~NIE ! FiCTiV4 SPONGE 1975 ANP 4 L11__ YOU tified skim milk and meat out of the liver through a bile LIFE IN 5PE? ALL THE WORAUS PEOPLE' ARCH ' ' MOVIE I products to give him daily He duct (tube) and barks up into PRO&EMS HAVE BEEN SMVE D ! needs NO grartis of calcium and the gallbladder. Then when you .. two glasses of fortified skim eat something fatty the — I •.. '"" ' " milk will only provide 700 gallbladder contracts and 17 ii ~ grams of It so I would include forces the bile Into the first part . two glasses of fortified skim of the small intestijw to mix &_ U ., . / milk aday. That plus one three . with your food, so it will be (I and a - half ounce serving of more easily absorbed The bile i meat or half that amount twice helps emulsify the fat for this LJ_ : a day will meet his protein purpose. I I I 0~- . N ~T_, ::i k, -- YE UIU') u duift East took her ac' back the five o i FAST - . I'LL JUST LOOK I N T1.4 NEWSPAPER OW DEAR,' 17 D — - -' \O1LTII £ Kb v987 •AQ k 72 i unlimited sater after that), children and adults, write to me dropping second helpings, and in care of this newspaper, P.O. keeping his de3sert portions Box 1551, Radio City Station, SAW-' ______1 N I ~ "It.-n \4 C. & Heirndohl GETTIN' HI-Ni T'LIKE YA IS A55OLUTELY! I ~-.~, AI _______ SUNDA tu tcJ 11) iii - him long range eating habits in addition to losing this eight requirements and, with a little calcium from other foods, will pounds is my goal. We started his diet last week probably inect his nee,ds. For information on the daily 1 limiting Ii tc one 'lass of skim milk or juice with meals dietary requirements for - I lklfv . 6y 551offel TO CHEW Ti-E ) RE I - t! -. ie To BRIDGE AT - ' ( DO )IOU TWAIN HIM NOT- S Nee is pounds, hceording to pe(hatrician. My problem is how to limit his diet ith t oerdorngitorkaving ou t I ),,Z-s WIN Six ear-Old D t 1mb, MD By Iwrenee DEAR DII LAMB I have a slightly pudgy ti-year-old boy 11$ BUGS BUNNY - • -Y by Larry Lewis - A <Eli ? 0 :1 ________________ - - -- on an issue on which he has to permit you to ac ARIES (March 21-April 19) F'ollow your own compass for ficient complish all the tasks you've very strong opinions. Ifis You're likely to face opposition best results. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You set today. Don't bile off more feelings are already close to the today from a source you'd least Ow you can chew and choke on surface. You could bring them expect. Don't be too harsh. This . are hypresensitive today and to a boil. person has some pressures he's could read into casual remarks it. PISCES I Feb. 20-March 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. much more than the speaker loath to talk about. ink 21) Avoid social functions today Keep on top of obligations, You TAURUS (April 20-May 20) intends. Ignore what you th if which include people whose may wind up with a red face Your time won't be your own you hear. remind you o) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) company you don't enjoy. others have to today. One who's done you a You'll .say something sharp to what is due them. to call on you for This is the t he m, then wish you'd bit your help, Come through the way he gift horse in the mouth. What YOUR BIRTHDAY you feel someone is doing for tongue. did Oct. is, 1975 11c a GEMINI I May 21-June 20) 11 19) You're an ger beaver to er his ends. you show favortism in You're going to take wrap you a deal .that's been 23-Oct 23) You LIBRA ay,) little circle 0 friends ng year could unknowingly wound an- and your mate will be on dii- pending. You're not a good pleasure trip IS coini talk that you've been dreaming other's feelings. Be balanced in ferent wavelengths today. finisher. today. You may Guard against embarrassing too much and lose ever)lhing. about for some time. Although all dealings. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) it won't be a great distance, ,-) CANCER (June 21-July 22) another by airing your difDon't challenge a friend today will be loads of fun. While you know what you ferences in front of her. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) should do today, you may yield to pressures and get off course. Time and energy are not suf- ) 10-11 , -- .: . . .-- For Saturd ay, October 18, 1975 I 16 , 4 L u Wsml A CAstE ( __ I 1-1 -, _r1_1 I ------- - r HOROSCOPE ___ • CUP w"'i,4 , -,_V_____~- :-. . Friday,ocf7, 1973 . I . ~ — -. - NEAMbAm B-EveningHeraIcLSaMord,FL I - i.-.-.. - I - - _ _ 2 It __,_ .-im m - ~ - . -1-- - -, t__ ____ �2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. ------------------- Sunday. Oct. It, 1175 Assured E lection NA110N United Service Organizations, Inc., better known as the "1,150," Is IIJIJ4 the only national organization devoted exclusively to improving the morale of the 2.3 million men and 90 women in the armed services A beneficiary of the 1' , United Way of 80 Seminole County, Inc., the USO Unit.d VVWV operates more than hO centers, informatIon offices and airport — 70 lounges in 18 countries. The USO provides wholesome entertainment for men and women in the military, visits the wounded and disabled in hospitals around the world and acts .s a link between the military and the civilian community. One overseas center has an Economy Wives Program to aid those families faced with a tight money situation. Special USO classes teach them to budget money better, and housin referral and sieiiI auto. ètit's ue offered. A stateside USO has put together a Family Welcome Kit consisting of a flyer directed to young military wives, a USO schedule of •'ventc lat sheet and a local map with the USO location clearly marked. Around the world, USO offers nursery programs and baby sitting services; new family orientations; home economics classes; budgeting and shopping classes; food preparation classes; children's day camps; classes in child development; family tours and other (lvi ties. In 1973, USO opened a huge new center in Frankfurt, West Germany. June Lormann, completing her first term on the Longwood City Council, virtually won a .second two-year term in office Friday when no one qualified to run against her. Widow of the late Mayor A . R. Iormann and mother of the city' s current mayor, James I ormann, Mrs. Lormann is associated with her son in l.ormann Inc., Realtors Casselberry, and is employed at Sun flank of College Park. The Longwood candidate qualification period ended at 5 P" Friday. Former 'Council Chairman 13i11 Kiosky, defeated by Mrs. lannann two years ago, was gathering signatures on (k'titIofls earlier this week and ! h I: iia hallenge Mrs. l.ormann in the election. He said Friday, however, he withdrew from the race Federal Probe Ordered In Train Collision WILMINGTON, Del. AP A federal agency has ordered an investigation to determine the cause of a collision between an Amtrak Metroliner and a Penn Central commuter train which injured 25 persons. "It did not seem to be any tremendous blow, but it was a jolt," said Jay Goldenberg of Philadelphia, a passenger aboard the Metroliner. "We knew we were hit immediately. The lights went out. Nobody yelled- There wasn't any panic or anything like that. Most of the people were driven into their seats." The northbound Metroliner, carrying 300 passengers, had stalled three miles north of the Wilmington station because of a brake problem about 5p.m. Friday when the commuter train rammed it from behind, authorities said. - Nuclear Weapons Considered \•(Jjj; tAPt n, William C. Westmoreland says he set up a secret group In Saigon to study the possibility of using nuclear weapons in South Vietnam. But he said Washington didn't like the idea and terminated the project. The retired general says the use "n( caz mcicar pori" miJit have brougru the Vietnam war to a favorable end. The nuclear weapons study is revealed in Westmoreland's memoirs, "War In Vain?" to be published by the Doubleday Company next January. Westmoreland, former commander of American forces in Vietnam, says he considered using nuclear weapons to defend the besieged US. marine base of Khe Sanh in 1968 He said President Lyndon B. Johnson was so concerned atxsit the Communist siege that he required the Joint Chiefs of Staff to "sign in blood" that Khe Sanh ctuld be held. - WASHINGTON (AP) The president of a union which is striking the Washington Post pleaded the Fifth Amendment against self4ncrimination when he was brought before a federal grand jury probing pressroom sabotage. Although grand jury proceedings are secret, an attorney for pressman's local President James A. Dugan confirmed that Dugan declined to answer questions on Friday. Meanwhile, federal mediators said bargaining would resume Monday. The walkout began L Oct. 1 when pressmen struck, leaving vandalized equipment behind. The last negotiations came on Oct. 9, when a mediator reported no progress was made. - 04 .- f --aL *1 5O 40 30 1-20 10 0 Ihanks To You, It's Working S_t~ ~r _~7_i.. ~ . - ~ - 9 o Rim 1,HELPING . ._ .____ .__ I -- .. - .- TAMPA mAPi — A Judge has issued a permanent in. against a Tampa based firm charged by state Comptroller Gerald Lewis with selling an estimated $300,000 in unregistered securities, mainly to elderly widows. The order Issued Friday by Hillaborough Circuit Judge Laurence Goodrich came after a hearing on charges against Combined Inc., a subsidary of Combined of American Automobile Association. (CAA). Lewis alleges in the suit that CAA collected more than $300, 000 from Investors In return for promissory notes and debenture bonds since 1972. The pentianent injunction prohibits the company and its officers from any further solicitation of money in return for notes and bonds. Goodrich had Issued a ternrary restraining order last week after suit was filed. - - - •., - Alcohol Effects Detailed - Build i ng Aff idavit Cl arified what Central Florida life Is all about. TAMPA (A1') — Three young men charged In an investigation of swapshops and flea markets have pleaded innocent to charges of receiving stolen property and breaking and entering. Arraigned Friday before Hillsborough Circuit Judge Charles Scruggs were Michael (louse, 19, charged with two counts of receiving stolen property and one of breaking and entering; Itandell King, 19, three counts on each, and Wayne Guyton, 18, breaking and entering. All three are from Seffner. Trial was set for Nov. 18. The three were arrested with 16 others last Sunday following an undercover investigation that police claim netted mn(.ce than $50,003 in stolen property. - Detained - • - - Guards Must Be Licensed • Security guards need to TALLAHASSEE (A?) In by Nov. 14 if they want to be applications have their sure they can continue working when licenses are required Dec. 1, Secretary of State Bruce Smathers says. Many applications already have been rejected for technical reasons and the experience shows that two ecks will be needed for processing, , Sinathers said in a statement Friday. - - urn- The Associated Industries of Florida won a two-month delay in the Oct. 1 effective date of the licensing law, Leon County Circuit Judge James Joanos ruled that the additional time wes needed for processing to assure that facilities would be guarded. I ' -= ,.-. - :. r -' - • - - ONLY 75c Doubted RESERVE YOUR EXTRA COPIES TODAY! Per Copy Postage Prepaid. (No orders can be accepted after - Three Tam pans Charged Kissinger Nears Peking Scott Denies China Report outside Florida and let them see for themselves TALLAHASSEE tAP) Commerce Secretary Edward Trombetta says an increase in the state's unemployment rate to 12.4 per cent in September Is not a true indication of economic conditions. "Obviously, the unemployment situation is serious," Trombetta said in a news release. "But we must avoid attaching to much importance to the kind of rate fluctuations we have been seeing in the past several months. 'It is wrong to read too much Into the increases or become too optimistic over a drop The new rate announced Fri. day was an increase of two percentage points and 14,100 Jobless workers In Florida in two months. But Trombetta said that the state's unemployment has stabilized at just over 400,000, which eliminates the significance of month-to-month changes in the rate. The rate increased half a percentage point from 11.9 percent in August as the number of Floridians out of work climbed 10,000 to 414,600 at the end of September, he said in a press release. The national rate for Spteriiher was 8.3 per cent. In September, 1974, Floridia's rate was 6.9 per cent as 229,200 persons were jobless. Trombetta has complained that the federal formula for determining unemployment results in statistical aberrations when there is no clear trend up or down. He said that changes in the unemployment rate have not been consistent with other economic indicators in Florida or in a number of other states. Florida's unemployment rate has been consistently higher than the national rate for many months. Florida's rate was 12.3 per cent in May, 10.5 per cent In June and 10.4 per cent in July when 400,500 persons were jobless, Broward County continued to have the highest unemployment rate, 17.3 per cent, among metropolitan areas. Tallahassee continued to have the lowest at 65 per cent, the Comnwrce Department said. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A House committee will booh into the General Telephone Co.'s new system of charging for directory-assistance calls, Rep. S. Curtis Kiser, It-Dunedin, says. Kiser said Friday that he requested the investigation by the House Growth and Energy Committee because of complaints about the charges, Imposed on an Interim basis last week with the permission of the Public Service Commission, Chairman Hyatt Brown, Daytona Beach, agreed it would be taken up Nov. 5, Kiser said. "Although customers wll be allowed six free calls a month I think it is unair for a customer to pay 15 cents per call For telephone numbers, such as new listing, he cannot possibly get anywhere else," Kiser said in a news release. - C I Kiser Requests Probe , - Send PROGRESS 1975 to your family & friends Increase Permanent Injunction Issued Harrises Want 'Political Trial' Premiums To Cost $500,000 will be published Sunday October 26. Jobless . . 0 . -_ I' S.W. Volusia Counties... & OUR 1975 BICENTENNIAL PROGRESS EDITION - ' _______________ Beautiful Seminole Clendinen Appointed ' - 6 . . . / Of .' .. . . .1. ' (Continued From Page 1-A) i:--.- - - In Celebrating The Wonderful Progress - - Sou th 's largest Ford dealerships, is surmred by his wife, . ~__. - - . ___ . flying li It was not Just ke Jane, and five children, John __ e.. picking up a rental car. 'rnelr Jr., James, Robert, Barbara - k plane was beautifully cared and Susan. %_ .-,> . . . (or, EiseleIn said. Bolton Is also survived by his He said he knew Bolton as a mother, neighbOr at the altPott 8rid Memphis,Mrs. Frances Davis of Tern,, and a brother, he had planned an air show In Luke Bolton, who has a Fdrd Sanford for next Spring. dealership at Pla ntation , Fla. 1 "We'llcertahily miss him as Bolton, businessman and i a friend and a neighbor. his gift -. .tn civic leader, was an avid of enthusiasm for life a d f r amateur golfer arid served as people he wasn't Just a chairman of the Gold Sponsors watcher," said Etselein. CommIttee 01 OrLando's Florida EIselein said he thought there Citrus Open golf ourn en WS ANGELES (AP) The two fugitive cotnpaniort, 01 t am t I IIs an "unusual coincidence" last year. heiress Patty Hearst want a "political trial" and say they 1.' about the searchers finding hope to disqualify the judge known for handing out . ; near the eackage of Plumb's Danielson, unmarried, has Prison sentences rather than probation. Officers of Future Business Leaden of Plane. a copy of the best-selling two brothers in the area, Winter The political angles and legal attack on the judge arose OFFICERS America at SemInole 111gb School are 1front left) Alan Fain', book "Devil's mangle," the Park dentist harry F. Friday as William and Emily Harris, self-a vowed reporter; Gay Carter, president; Dawn Trent, secretary; Aaron Rkbar&n, vice president; and story of a patch of the Atlantic Danielson and David E. members in the decimated rank., of the Symbionese Carol Jack, treasurer. Sponsor is Dana Lanier. A state and nationally affiliated group, members Ocean ELECTED Danielson off the of Forest City. must be enrolled In at least one business course. Among projects plaimed are a Liberation Army, pleaded Innocent to 11 counts of kidnap, business department United States where dozens newspaper, candy sale, and volunteer services. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) assault and robbery. of planes and ships have dimp.. Judge Homer Bell of Superior Court set trial for Nov. 24. peared, supposedly because of Observers said It Is likely legal maneuvers will delay mysteriotforces, proceedings, particularly aIze the defense says It wants ol a higher court to remove Bell. A " Ron Haney, search coordinator at Longenette Flying (Continued From Page 1A) $242 to Karns Agency for property damage, buildings awarded a $5,9 ( low premium Service in San Angelo, said the Insurance Co., for group health Aetna Insurance Co. for em- and contents and automobile bid, from two received, to massive search party Included and tile for city employes, ploye blanket honesty bond, liability, policy dated April An article in Wednesday's SEATTLE (AP) 9. Larry Breen & Associates, 22 "sorties," 16 separate airAlcoholic mothers are damning policy dated Aug. 22 policy dated Feb. 28. — $1,547 — Evening $30 to Crumley Agency for Orlando, for an insurance Herald, concerning the ' craft, and 42 personnel. their newborns to mental retardation, physical deformity — $3,800 to Karns Insurance to Karns Agency for Con. Insurance Co. of North policy, Winter Springs City Council or death, according to Dr. James Hanson. Agency for International tinental Casualty Co., for law America, Philadelphia, for Bolton and Danielson, and Investigation of complaints Earlier this year, State Hanson, a fellow in the Department of Pediatric., at the Surplus Lines Insurance Co., enforcement and firemen's surety bond for user-dealer Piumb,RobcrtsandLeewardin against building Inspector Ray . of Attorney Abbott Herring 1 University of Washington, says women don't realize how Chicago, for public officials and accidental death, policy dated special fuels, policy dated Oct. 1'51s of their own, were Bradshaw, erroneously warned the Seminole County stated easily the alcohol from their own blood stream flows employes' liability or 'errors Oct 1. 4. returning to central Florida an affidavit signed by Robert Commission that lilt didn't across a through the placenta into the child they carry. and omissions," policy dated $20 to Karns Agency for stormy area of West Mxlersohn and J 1. Justice Dennis Dolgner, assistant disband its insurance Ill Some infants are even born intoxicated, like the baby June 9. Aetna Insurance Co. for public administrator of the Semmule co advisory Texas from a weekend air show alleged Bradshaw uiunitk'e, he would ta ke the spor that showed a blood-alcohol reading of ISS miligrams "showed" — $372 to The McKlbbin official bond of City Detective County Port Authority, said the matter to the ed by the Confedera',e them a "thank you card and a Grand "Y shortly after birth. The mother had a reading 01 130 Agency for Continental Jack Cash as deputy sheriff, county insurance advisory Air Force, a group or warplane fresh The $100 bill," county disbanded Its milligrams. Although the point of Intoxication varies with Casualty Co., Chicago, for policy dated Feb. 17. enthusiasts, last week at committee was disbanded committee and appointed Mrs. each person, a reading of 100 Is usually where the line Is bodily injury of auxiliary — 154,426 to Karns Agency for Harlingen, Tex, earlier this year. lie said this is Betty Newman as county The affidavit In fact sta tes drawn, Dr. Hanson said. inpolicemen, policy dated March Travelers Insurance Co. for the first year SCOPA sent in- surance coordinator last "lie (Bradshaw) related a April, Button, who opened Johnny story to Mr. 7; and $35 to McKibbin Agency fleet vehicles, heavy equip- surance needs out for bid. Justice and me according to James Dicklow, Bolton Ford in for Concinn.ati Insurance Co., ment, bodily injury, city 1965 and about someone Dolgner said w hom he he had SCOPA county safety engineer, developed It into one of the helped Cincinnati, Ohio, for a public out and while officiaLs bond, policy dated Jan. they were building. He then EL.MENDORF AIR FORCE BASE, Alaska (AP) — I. Seeretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, en route to Peking, stated that near the end of their rewmen — $95 to Th e MeKibbir, said U.S. relations with the People's Republic of China job he went out to the site and Agency for Reliance Insurance depend more on the interests of both countries than on the MIAMI tAP) Five crew- mutiny apparently went down they handed him an envelope. Co., Philadelphia, (or a public men of the scuttled Pan- with the people In power. lie stated that Inside the enship. official bond, policy dated July amanian freighter Mimi velope there was a nice thank. Kissinger's comments caine Friday at a brief news 30. The men were brought to remain in a West Palm Beach you card and a fresh, crisp $100 conference during a one-hour ref uelirg stop in Anchorage. nal jail after a deportation hearing Florida Sunday by the Lerman bill, He then stated that these In response to a question concerning the Illnesses of Sheriff's Associa tion, Washbi. that could have sent them to freighter LallI, which rescued were his friends and he People Mao Tsc-Tun arl Chou En-Laj, Kbinjer said, "We are tcai, I). C., for uoIkprehcnslve any of three nations was Ow ", froma life raft. had a lot of friends like that." all mortal, but the relations between the People's 7rofessio*al lIabilIty, policy delayed indefinitely, officials The West German governRepublic of China and the United States don't depend on dated Oct. 1. say. ment has asked that the five be Bradshaw has said the money personalities they depend on the tzic Interests 01 both $M to Karns Agency for referred to was a gift from a The deportation hearing had turned over to their representacounes. etna Casualty & Surety Co., been set for Friday In Miami: tives. But the Indonesian govgrateful neighbor for conror Knowles, policy dated "We had an official request ernment has also made a claim struction advice given Long 4archrn from the Department of Justice for Its four nationals and Pan. before '.he became the city ,, see to Karns Agency for at Washington to postpone the amanjan officials have inbuilding official. etxza Insurance Co., Hartford, proceedings," Louis Gidel, dep-- dicted they may want to put LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) — Senate Minority Leader onn., for public official bond uty distrIct director of the the trewmt,'n on trial. Hugh Scott has denied a report that he will be appointed or Tamm, policy dated Aug. 1. migration and Naturalization by President Ford as the first U.S. ambassador to China. "Frankly, it's an inter— $35 to Karns Agency far Service, said. national can of worms," one etna Ins ur Scott fold reporters Friday that he recommended to ance Co. for public The four Indonesian seamen irimmIgrati official said, ((ida! bondfor Poli ce Chief and Filipino cook were the only Ford a year ago that George Bush, former U.S. amen BuLb-. policy dated March survivors of the reported high. hassador to the United Nations, be named to the China The Mimi's manager and post. Bush now heads a U.S mission in Peking. seas mutiny aboard the freight- charter, as well as various oth— $228 to Kar ns Agency Ice er, which sank last Saturday off er sources, have said that one of Philadelphia radio station WCAU, quoting what it called etna Insurance Co. for the northeast coast of Cuba. the Indonesians has admItted' sources dose to Scott, said Friday the 74-year-old senator d pository forgery bond, policy Four West German officers who single,-handequy killing the off 1.. would receive the ambassadorship. ted Feb. 28. were killed in the reported cers and scthng the ship, - I Persons ln,ure.. In Bus Collision Bodies Returned - -_ 4. BRIEF Victims v. ,, FLORIDA IN . '%r GMNESVII.LE AP It 'orksaid it will take i,2j.pe. Members of the board may take new taxes, but the re nt increase over this state Board of Regents is $334 million Just to make year's pledged to Join York and his up the staff in a series o'13 "town . committed to fight for a 29per- buying.pow,?r loss because of niectings" around the state, be. . cent increase in funds for the Inflation th past three years. ginning at Tampa. They hope at state university system. The regents endorsed his prothese itietings to convince posal for a $431.5-million budget legislators and the general pubThe board endorsed a propos. sor 1976-77, p l us a sum yet to be ii he of what they say is the nefld;iy b' Chan':ellor El. added for Shands Teaching \ork cessity to adequately Fund highJr. to make their first pri. Hospital at the University of er education. urit enough money to give the Florida, Its budget request was York said the only alternative nine universities the buying delayed by a change In direc. Is to limit enrollment l)Wer they had in 1972-73. tars. Th e Regents zacked off a The ______________________________________________________ co,;unitment to apply such Ii,,,. iLs but authorized the staff to ' prepare recommendations for consideration necessary. Regent J.J. Daniel of Jack. nville said this was aimed at ." preparing ourselves for pos. sible eventualities. But an en. rollmnent cap is not any part of ou r reconnnendatio n" It'geat ('ht.ctr St'ruon of Tampa Five , emphasized that the board is "not recommeding at all any cap on enrollment at , any university. I shall fight for PACE (All)t Five Dersons were inj,rpd whpn 3lluLtle bus carrying 35 workers to the Monsanto tion.' Corp. plant in llrctor, In presenting his program. Ala,, collided with a sulphur tanker, the Florida Highway Patrol says. York mentioned the possibility Hillary Findley, 60, of E. Brewton, Ala, was listed In UlbrOOdeniflg the state salest4ix good condition at a local hospital. l'he other four were base to raise extra money and treated for minor injuries. most Regents seemed to agree. Truck driver Jasus Vazquez, 42, of Pensacola, told York added, however, that it police that his brakes failed on a side road and his truck was not his responsibility to 1. ran through a stop sign, slamming into the bus, Trooper suggest specific tax sources to Powell said, the Legislature. Th e truck's Link ruptured, spilling part of its 22-ton load Marshall S. Harris of Miami over State Road 90 In Santa Rosa County, troopers said. said "the best proposition is a Firemen washed the sulphur off the road, personal income tax but t he re's Vazquez was charged with falling to yield right-of-way, absolutely no chance of that." The charge carries a maximum fine of $as. The board reelected Marshall Criser of Palm Beach as chairman and James J. Gar41 . (lener of Fort Lauderdale as vice chairman for next year. TAIJ.AIIASSEE (AP) James A. Clendinen, Meetings to drum up support editor of the Tampa Tribune, has been appointed to the for increased appropriations state Judicial Qua lifications Commission which in. are scheduled as follows: Tamvestigates allegations of rni&'rno.mct by judges. pa Nov. 17, St. Petersburg Nov. (lendinen, 64, was appointed Friday by Gov. Reubin 18, West Palm Beach Dec. 1, Askew to succeed James Talley, former editor of the Fort Lauderdale Dec. 2, Miami Brooksville Sun-Journal, who resigned after moving to Dec. 3, Orlando Dec. 10, GainMaryland. esville Dec. 11, Jacksonville Clendinen, a native of Eufaula, Ala., joined the Tribune Dec. 13, Tallahassee Dec. 15, in 1935 as a reporter lie was named editor in 1958 and last Fort Myers Jan. 12, Sarasota year was appointed chairman of the edi torial board of the Jan 13, Panama City Jan. 21 Tampa Tribune and Times, and Pensacola Jan. 22. Askew also appointed Dr. Paul R. Brown, 45, a Fort Myers eye surgeon, to th e E thics Commission, He succeecis the Rev. James Plcitz, a Baptist minister from Pensacola whose term on the commission expired. Sunday, Oct. 19, lflS—JA ,, . - ~ I •- _iL "C. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - r I L. b For Council Jo . ' ORROW - 'o their depositions Monday, according to attorney Howard Marsee, who Is representing the WINTER SPRINGS — Rev, city in the case. Robert Clark, pastor of Clark is a graduate of Bob Seminole Baptist Temple which Jones University, Greenville, is currently involved In S.C., and Midwestern Baptist litigation against the city, has Seminary, Pontiac, Mich. taken out qualifying papers f For eight years he was City Council Seat Group 4 in the associated with the television Dec. 2 municipal election. ministry of Rex Humbard. He Clark, who moved to Winter pastured an Springs June 1, does not meet established Baptist Church in the residency requirements of the area and served as six months, but be said that he associate pastor at had checked with the City Indianapolis, I n d., Baptist Attorney Newman Brock twice Temple and Knoxville, Ky., before issuing his qualifying Baptist Tabernacle, He sang Papers. Brock reportedly adprofessionally with the vised there would be 'no Cathedral Quartet, Weather. problem" as he felt the city ford Quartet and the Dixie requirement would be ruled unI':chos, h e said. ROBERT (1.ARK titution:,I if taken to court. ('l.mrk and his ift, Clark said he has thought and John Daniels, has also picked and their son, Hobby, live at 608 prayed long and hard about up qualifying papers for Group Murphy Rd. In addition to beings running for the office as he has 4. So far, Mrs. Van Kepoel a minister, Clark is employed in '. to consider the people In his only candida te who turned in sales and public relations. church. "It is a ticklish rn.1fvir' smi üaji on' for a man in my Mthough rejected by the congregation 1 presently position to get involved In Planning and Zoning Board, the meeting at the Old Glory politics, but I consider there are conditional use permit to build American Legion Post Home On immoral issues — which I feel are the church in question was Prairie Lake. Biblical issues — involved," he approved July 21 by city To date only land clearing added, council. After opposition and some filling has been done He said that if he runs and is developed, particularly among on the 4.5 acre tract on hlayesi' elected he would not want any residents of the ltanchlands and Bahama, because the judge renumneratjon as councilman area, council attempted to advised the group If they The Group 4 seat is now held rescind conditional use and the continued with Construit Ion b) Mrs. Irene Van Eepocl, who building permit issued July 30. they do so "at their own peril' toted against the location of However, Clark and his pending final disposition of the Clark's church on residentially church went to the Circuit court lawsuit. toned property on Hayes Road and were granted a temporary Also up for election is the '11 the Ranchiands, Mrs. Mary restraining order and In- Gr ou p 2 seat held by Ernest I)aniels, wife of Councilman junctions against the city by Ilendri.x, who has indicated he Judge Kenneth Leffler on Sept. will seek re-election, and the # s. mayor's office held by Troy Date for the hearing on a Piland, who Is expected to file. permanent injunction has not Gary Hunt has taken out yet been announced, but Winter qualifying papers for the Group Springs City officials named In 2 seat. Deadline for candidates the suit are scheduled to give to qualify is Nov. 3. 8U1tD V, Board Of Regents 'Comm itted To Fig ht BY JANE cAsswu.:H' herald Staff Writer - Rail Clerks End Strike SAN FRANCIS(x) (AP) Nearly &,000 railway clerks in seven Western states have obeyed a court order by returning to work after a one-day strike against the Southern Pacific Imes over work rules. The strI returned to work Friday afternoon v:.en U.S. District Court Judge Oliver J. Carter granted the railroad's request for a temporary restraining order against the strike. The railroad claimed the strike was illegal under the current contract and was costing the company $1 million a day. It said the walkout jeopardized mail shipments and the transport of military splies, fresh fruit and vegetables. 60 problems. Others to be on the ballot in the city's Dec. 2election include cliv businessman Larry Goldberg, challenging incumbent Councilman V.A. t Bud) Scott. Incumbent Councilman Don Schreiner of Langdale will be vying with Parker Anderson, a plant nursery operator and resident of lake Ruth South, and Ray Leibensperger, former city road superintendent and resident of Skylark. Union Chief Takes Fifth Baptist Temple Pastor T wv fly IX)NNA KSES Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Cites Moral Issues' USO Group Aided By UnilarI w,, '1 Lormann 4 . .- Oct. 23) Help us share our pride in the communities in which you live. Simply fill in the coupons with names 8 addresses of your relatives 8 friends. We'll mall them a copy of our fabulous Progress Edition, IUUIUIIIUIIUP••IIIUU.UIU.IUU...I.Ig I PROGRESS MAIL•A•WAY ORDER U 1 U I I Malhnq Address ________________________________ I I I • I • • U I Name • City • I _____________________________________ I _____________ State___. • Additional Pest inc I U I I I I I UI•IUIUUUII•IIIauuuuuu.uu..u..mIu.. 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SIZE --: "' — DIScOUN;cOupoN 1.00 OFF - . o: ypii euecu*s, o 000$ AT UDIS*1II (lIVID 1,10W Wifli H as MOIS PUSCNAII ucacto**nnsSTIIMI* 1 co.as ni cuuoi.. I -. 1OO OFF. . Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. COUPON 0000 VwIU OCT. II COUPON *000 tsua 0(1,11 - 3.11. HANDI.PAK W.D BRAND PURl $410 DISCOUNT COUPON - USDA 4 FRESH FRYER LIG OR PORK BREAST CHOPS QUARTERS ehbi Sirloin or $239 ...d W-D BRAND USDA CIMICE STEAKS f resh. 3 lb. Average, Pork Meaty' $149 BONELESS DELMONICOS La. ..f lop Boneless ROUND STEAK W.D BRAND 2 pareribs -1 69( ... is 9 U5D' CHOICE risk Fillet W.D Brand Cnnkd Hnm ww iui• - ' WD BONELESS _ S. CHOICE STEW Chopped Ham Bologna C $199 PKG • HICKORY SWEET SLICED BACON - 1- 4-9 : '77 2" HICKORY SMOKED & SUGAR CURIO TUNA FISH I - Iim.I 3 wlk $300 or n.or. uhatraCIudgcIga W-D BRAND RIGUUM OR ALL BEEF FRANKS 245. $ 99 PKG. W-D grand Smoked 2004 $199 SAUSAGE .- PKG. Ti )2-e,. . • . • • PEG. $100 a V.I..to -3 E 1 4 JUMBO WAFFLES 10-01. 59c 3 : - 1 $J00 , FROZ*N $HOESTRINO// . // \ MARGARINE 79c )/. -,j7 4-.4YLl.QQ C SAG — ,, —v / S— coc L '4 S 69c PUNCH IJI PAMPERS - LE I PEAS I 88 PKG. — BATH TISSUE I 17-ox. 01 • BAYER ASPIRIN I00-CT. C PRO. a FEMIRON $' 23 IAIVRIII ' PM — -- --- - - t'I _______ SIZE 0 107 PLAYTEX TAMP(M 1&4. $113 PRO. 30-CT. PKO. 100cr, $129 Tea Bags PKG. Pepper Oriental, CS(n Cho. n.el Cho* or shrimp • . 0 PKG $159 Chow Mein 00• CIvn FEM SPRAY $169 SIZE King M.iti, Mein , Svnsh.is. C I knispy aitines . . . . Masw.II Hovsi All Grind* Coffee ..... Mo.w.II Hoyt. Inst. Coffee , $117 Ea D10DO"NT (30c TETLEY CHEER DETERGENT FASTEETH CHEESE SPREAD 0 C 69c ——————————————————• SUPIRIRAND REGULAR ON STA-FIT LOW FAT 1 00 ———————————————————— HARVEST FRESH CORW 49-ox. PKG. '6-os, PKG. 65 POTATOES 00 5 LBS. — ---- — — — — — — — — — — — — — — MORTON COUNTRY STYLE ALL VARIETIES OFF) DASH DETERGENT. P1(0. 79c SUPERBRApfD WHIP TOPPING I.I.B. BAG $119 • ) ' O'oz' $fl29 )AR t::" M' ARROW BLEACH LARSEN VEG m ALL 4 THRIFTY SLICED L;(v ES 5ctid CR AC K IN' %IPP11h11 Pr PURI f & 9.oz. CUPS ————————————————— A WESSON OIL FIG on BARS 24.02.7 SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. -1 Ic P1(0. I HEINZ KETCHUP 32-a x. 9c BTL. Cr Ot liM Good Bog Cookies. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. -. ( VEGETABLE ! :19cI C FRUIT PIES tit ..' 88c SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST, ONES! 9 SWEET MORTON CHERRY, APPLE, BLUEBERRY OR PEACH COTTAGE CHEESE C " DINNERS (lOc OFF) S -ex. CUPS PER CARTON) SO 0 LB. rj,jd' 88C SUPERBRAND YOGURT - 32.oi CTNS. - 3 CANS - Orange Juice CORN 2-ROLL P1(05. CAN WHOLE KERNEL or CREAM STYLE - - BORDEN'S THRIFTY MAID ARROW -• - ————————————————— Iftq OR 24 CT PKG EXTRA DEODORANT BAG A DAYTIME "it — . 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LIUII Hickory Sweet ,• 3iI(UVtl I • COFFEE CREAMER' 49c _ ,o BLUE SAY 11GIS119 I! .iylond IIIP(IIRAND ' Indivicluolly Wroppard Sliced a - Chip ped 89c 9" Sausage ... 2 Copeland 1-IS. •PKO . .• • . Sausage W D ,rind LB. AMERICAN CHEESE -: T.nn,11,, Prd, All Beef GROUND S.LS$ BEEF OR Mont HAND11PAR Uits 1169 . . . - L;ntho; or Meats • • • • 2 89cLink a Mc Cole Slow. . . J;' 69c Cheese Spread - Sousage Links w.v, R.9v:a.' .. MEAT . . . . . W.D BRAND HAPIOrPAK PURE Oust) MM Lond 0 Frost All Vo,i•T4 $269 . Jorq LB. BOn•.,i tN* Sausage W.D - S 39 aii;o5 t;a'; . . . - _______ HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA ER BACKS ar Li29c )-LS. $159 aii1ir W luncheon or aaea Mona - 24-ø. P1(0. ——————————————— HARVEST FRESH EASTERN RED DELICIOUS APPLES !4 BAG 69c I / �- __ - __ - . - !str. - ---1- -.. -...-- -. -.--.---I- ---. 1. -..' -. .'.. ,.. .- - :.. -. . __ - --- --.. r. -, . - . -. . __ ,.._: - 0 : I Evening HerAd 300N. FRENCH AVK.,SANFORD F1.A. 32771 Area Code 30S-322.2il I or 831-9993 Sunday, Oct. 19, 1975-6A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 _________ II"tne Delivery: Week. 55 rents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery, All other mail: Month, $2.0; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. I IN .715 __ E U.S. Ties Vital To To Spain The Clock People The execution of five assassins in Spain has triggered a reaction in Western Europe and Latin tmerica which the facts do not seem to warrant. Th ere is more than a hint of political bias in these humanitarian protests. The five had been convicted of murder in Spa nish courts. Killing policemen is also against the law in all the countries which are now recalling amhassadors or otherwise expressing their concern over the executions. Some of those countries have terrorists in their own jails. Th ere has to be a further e xplanation when as.c -1 VT •' h! -' r condemn' the action of a government known for its Catholic sympathies. We can sense that critics of Francisco Franco, and they are numerous throughout the world, are seizing the moment to help force the issue of change in the Spanish government's attitude toward political dissent. Th e aging Franco himself must accept partial blame for creating the atmosphere in which extremists given to random shooting of police can go to their deaths as heroes in the eyes of so many. Franco put wheels in motion to give up his power, naming Juan Carlos to assume the vacant Spa nish throne and promising more political rights to the people. Th ere was reason to hope for a stable transition. Franco regained his physical strength, and th e "apertura" — the opening of the political process which had been anticipated — has not materialized. In fact, the activities of extremists like the Basque separatists and the Patriotic Antifascist Revolutionary Front promoted Franco to clamp down on political dissent. Many of the European governments now protesting so vehemently are responsible for th e artificial isolation which has been imposed on Spain since World War H , when Franco's sympathies w.th the Axis cause made him a pariah to the allies. They have accepted Spain as a trading while excluding the country from the Common Market. They have relied on U.S. bases In Spain for their defense, while putting off the logical entry of Spain into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Now,while trying to show sympathy with the cause of political freedom, they are isolating Spain even more Will these tactics hasten political reform in Spain — or hasten the collapse of the country into th e kind of near-anarchy th at has followed the end of the dictatorship in Portugal? President Ford is not joining the pack at Francu's heels, nor should he. What is wrong, as he expressed it recently, is the "cycle of violence" that results when political dissidents resort to terrorism in any country. The United States of America has kept a line open to Spain through all partner the controversial postwar years. It should be kept open now as the Spanish people enter what appears to be the most critical period in their history since the civil war of the 1930s that brought Franco into power. Speedier Defive ry ? The bargain In letter rates announced recently bv the Postal Service will be confirmed only If the service lives UP to its pledge of unproved delivery. The virtual demise of the 13-cent airma il stamp assumes that all fi;-st-class mad will be accorded air-md treatment. But postal officials concede that increased government subsidies will be essential to assure success of the new program. And the present 1 en tra te f or f letters rise to 13 cents shortly after Christmas. The American public will be tolerant of the little deception, however, if the promise of speedier delivery is fulfilled. mwwmbwww~ BERRY'S WORLD ( / With the discovery Friday of the body of Johnny Holton, owner of Bolton Aircraft at the Sanford Airport, we lost a friend of long-standing. Bolton's plane crashed Wednesday In the rugged ranch country of west Texas and It wasn't until nearly 48 hours later his body was found. Also discovered near the wreckage of his World War II P.51 Mustang, which was piloted by Bolton, was Winter Park dental technician Norman C. Danielson, who was a passenger In Bolton's plane. Johnny was an avid pilot, who loved his (lying machines almost as much as life Itself. lie kept all tus planes in A-i condition, made sure they were checked out to the enth degree before th ey were permitted to ake off and also made sure they were equipped with the latest technical gear. More than a pilot, Bolton was a gentleman In every respect. We remember him well from his days in Clearwater, when he was a partner in a Buick automobile dealership. Since moving to Maitland from Clearwater in 1965, he has been in business in Maitland as a Ford dealer and built that business into a thriving success. John loved life. He was an avid sports fan, a golfer who played with a low handicap and a man JOHN CUNNIFF Stock t11art % 11 Q\ - - L ' Averages _ VV g0 C' . gj (_' 1. * L)- . - __ - "WhB( does if mean, oh groat one — put if all up front'?" @~ 16j;;V Be willing to / i -, years of stock market literature you will find 0 . 1. I I . - G - . _. 5', - ____ , .1\... LL ________ c-_ J 1. :# ~ i ip I I& I flUIIIUI _.. Never say the Sanford City Commission fails to give proper notice to property owners within 500 feet of property to be annexed. As if to emphasize the point, during the reading of several advertised ordinances on rezoning and an nexing certain property, Mayor Lee P. Moore quipped: •'Th..I, nntifv ,vi'rvPwdv witn 3,000 !:!!es!" 14 (14 LI decided to Zionism Declared Racialism (N1 I i-;I.i N\'1 IONS, N.Y. tAI-' A U.N. tuii iiicmiiber- ship committee has declared Zionism a form of racial dis. crimination, an action which the United States warned "Places the work of the United Nations In jeonardy." By .U1 us 'U1 4 tIotent1ons me social affairs cornmittee Friday night recommended to th e General Assembly an Arab and Communist-backed resolution that the assembly "determines that Zion ism Is a form of racism and racIal discrimination." Zionism is the movement fora Jewish national homeland in Palestine — a homeland that came into existence with the creation of Israel against Arab opposition. Israel said the resolution was a "clear expression of racism" nM t'nntip,nnwi U against the basic right to nationhood of the Jewish people. W Export Ban Cuts Profits I ___ ____ - .4 Sunday, Oct. 9, CIfOl; (AP) - It ternatlonal trade In skins no way we can give you a in Europe, with the "It looks like most hunters (ral'irs. gliding through the best skins looks like the trappers also will stripped from creatures on the permit to export those skins,' So made into $50 men's belts or have filled out their quota," swamps in flatbottorn boaLs, wind up getting skinned in the en(kingered species list. I'm not bidding.,, M women's handbags. said Ted Joanen, biologist for gently "fished" their hooked alnation's only legal alligator Because alligators are on that He predicted that sealed bids On the domestic market, the state Wildlife and Fisheries ligators up from the water, shot hunt. list, their skins can't be cx- at the sale, tentati'ely schedcomplications include a New COITIITIISSIOn. them in t he head, carted them The hunt was a success, al. ported overseas where the best uled for Wednesday, will range York State law against p rod . The hunt, limited to laying fears that that a brief markets are, even though a from $6 to $8 per 4,0 'ga. home, skinned them, scraped linear foot — ucts made of alligator hide. tors, ends Sunday. Alligators the skins and salted them away. early cold snap had put a crimp change in federal regulations way off the $14.50 average postThese teeming coastal mar- were caught on hooks baited in it. But hide traders are cx- made the hunt legal. ed after the Last hunt in these shes had warmed up be 'You better believe it's a fore the with chunks of meat and hung pected to pay trappers a lot te "Ain't that ridiculous?" same swamps. hunt, so the alligators didn 't go high enough above the water hiII'd day's work," said Joanen. than they have before because fumed one large hide dealer, The 2,900 hides taken in that Into hibernation, and about .ioanen said trappers must 4,. that small 'gators couldn't the United States has signed an who asked that he not be hunt brought a total of $271,000, 000 of them got it right be tween reach them, pack t heir hides to the Wildlife llnation treaty banning in. named. "They told me, 'There's and most of them went to firms their beady eyes. For 24 days, 180 licensed and Fisheries office at Hockefeller Wildlife Refuge to be tagged and graded Monday. The 'gators averaged six to seven feet in length. The meat, which Joanen saYs is excellent, rather like frog legs or turtle steak, had to be thrown out or given away, SellS By DONNA EWES ing it remains against the law, transfer is not addressed. water and sewer fund to the to cover overexpenditures Herald Staff Writer in the city's operating acenunt for d'spite the rhan,r in ted,rI! "ErIoseif is a file presented general revenue fund is Money it had advanced for regulations permitting the SPIIINGS - to me by Mr. Swofford and Mr. question," Rose's lette 'r to the general fund. r says. Floyd denied the allegations, sewer and water improvements hunt. James M. (Mike) Rose, staff Wack; enclosed are the file Swofford, in an appearance at A t a city commission meeting pending receipt of bond issue director of the Florida copies of several ordinances the Altamonte.casselberry later "Why? Ask the feds why, the same day, Floyd funds. • ' i''."..n ..i".. legislature Joint Lezis1ntf •k '". ?. -UMSIMOLA: V4611nJ'o an explanation Auditing Committee, has sent a and the bond Issues, didate forum recently, charged -written by auditor Charles — file of information alleging "A cursory review of these Floyd with misappropriating Lansing. Improprie ties in the transfer of ordinances would seem to in- the &11 S $175,000 from the sewer and Lansing said the transfer of $175,000 in city sewer system dicate that the legality of the water i A 'A_A ` ,0 41k, - ,,~ bond and Interest trust the water and sewer funds into funds, to Ernest Ellison, state transfer of the money from the fund by transferring the money the general fund was to repay auditor general, for consideratlon. Improprieties Alleged Sewer Fund Transfer File tudied K,',,_ A a&W ,1,UJ, L Sidewalk Plans Copies of Hose's letter to -iiimson were forwarded to mayoral candidate Lawrence Swofford. William Wack, an Altamonte attorney and Swofford friend; Art Canady of Gov. Reubin Askew's office; and State Sen. Robert Saun-. ders, chairman of the joint legislative auditing committee. Rose noted in the letter that he met with Swofford, Wack, Canady and Algea Cooper, an attorney in Canady's office, on Oct. 3 and discussed the handung of the Altamonte Springs water and sewer fund by Mayor Norman Floyd. Now In The wheels may be turning Cn,.n,., ._.UIIJ ,.t U1 licials regarding two proposed sidewalk projects near ldyllwilde and Pinecrest Elementary Schools. County Public Works Director Bob Andrew sa id late Friday the results of a requested field inspection for constructing a sidewalk for ldyllwilde children on the North side of S.R. 46A from Larkwood Drive to Vihien Rd., may be available some time next week. "We've already got inspection crews tied up on emergency drainage work," said Andrew. The I nspection resul ts will include cost estimates as to county and city responsibilities, be fore being brought to the county commission for action , City Manager W.E. 'Pete" Knowles sa id the purpose of the project is to provide a safe access for the school children. An dr ew sa id a full status report requested by Coun ty Commission Chairman Sid Vihien on the sidewalk pr oject on 27th St., for Pinecrest Elem entary pupils, may be - ~ ~ YY ____~~ Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dia1322-5762 ready by Tuesday's corn- — ,,,i.,Ln.. Sol V" '''''h !4rflInAifl Off '___ -_ i Works flflflflJ WEATHER C Evening Her4Id, Sanford, Fl. Trappers May Be Skinned In 'Ga tor Hunt "Briefly summarized," Rose's letter states, "the Clashes concerns of Mr. Swofford and Mr. Wack were that apBEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Night-long Moslemproximately $175,000 of the Christian clashes tapered off at dawn today in Beirut but water and sewer fund revenue continued in eastern Lebanon. was contributed to the A police spokesman said two persons were killed and municipality's general fund; several wounded In overnight clashes between private that said transfer was made armies of leftist Moslems and right-wing Christians in without the direct approval of three sections of the capital, the city council of the City of Altamonte Springs and, possibly in violation of several ordinances relating to the operation of the water and sewer fund. Saturday's high 80. Overnight Mostly northwest winds 10 to 15 "The foregoing occurred in low 60. mph, decreasing at night. the fiscal years of 1973 and 1974. Becoming generally fair EXTENDED FORECAST They believe that this type of today. A little cooler with highs Mostly fair over northern activity has occurred In the mostly in the upper 70s to mid portion, partly cloudy with a fiscal year 1975. 80s. Lows In the lower 60s, few showers in the southern "In reviewing the audit of the portion. Lows near 60 In the City of Altamonte Springs for ________________________ north and near 70 In the south, the year ending Sept. 30, 1974, Highs In the low 80s. and the a udit of water and MEMORIAL PARK . Daytona Beach tides: high sewer fund, it appears the Perpetual Care ___________________________ 8:41 a.m., 6:56 p.m.; low 2:07 tr ansfer of the water and sewer am., 2:37 p.m. Port Canaveral: funds to the general fund of the COUNTRY UB high 6:19 a.m., 8:21 p.m.; low municipality , is shown. 1:59 a.m., 2:24 p.m. However, the legality of this Taper - IIIVVUII. VihIen said he Intends tc "push" for a complete sidewalk 'rom U.S. 17.92 to Sa nford Ave. Trials Delayed Week There are no circuit court criminal trials scheduled this week In Seminole County. Circuit court judges will be attending a Judges Conference (J first part of the week at Clearwater. Prosecutors will be attending meetings there d uring the latter part of the week. Court sources sa id County Court Judge Harold Johnson Is scheduled to preside in circuit court Monday over rou tine arraignments of def endan ts in circuit court cases and of their tria ls. Nextweekthecircultcourtls scheduled for a double docket of criminal trials, with two circuit judges presiding over trials In separate courtrooms. CALENDAR Normally, in Seminole, 7 criminal tria ls are conducted 19 Beta Chi Initiation Dinner, before only one judge in a single JkmaI Order of Eagles p.m. Sheraton Inn, Sanford courtroom during a week. Acne 3643 "Bring a Friend Day" 4 p.m., coffee and cake at Florida Nurses Ann., Other Judges in the 18th club borne In Fern Park, District 37, 4 p.m., Seminole Judicial Circuit (SeminoleHealth Center, Sanford. Brevard) criminal division are OCT. zi scheduled for pre-trial hearings United Way four th repor t Meeting relates to continuance in upcomi ng cases or are in luncheon, noon, Sanford of ..................trials District in Brevard. 11olIday Inn, Sanford fJofl --'rv uxiiiary Unit IUU5U 01 host. Dutch ea. Casselberry, charity bazaar, a Sanford Tourist and Shitf Winter Park Mall, 10 a.m. to 9 I fleboard Club potluck supper 6 p.m. Baked goods, novelty gifts and white elephant Items. p.m., clubhouse on lakefront, - We recently reported that the Pentagon had had handled the paper more than the others, but take a lie detector test. Van Cleave passed the supposed to hire outside cons Its own plumbers squad w hi ch, like the noto rious Stewart "off ered" all ultants on a terntest,. seven a chance to take a lie porary basis This is an economical way White House plumbers, tried to plug news leaks. detector test to clear themselves. Six for the Stewar t and the FBI then traced the steps of government to tap a wide accepted Now we ha ve learned that even the Pentagon immediately, reserve force of cxthe New York Times report er, Wi ll iam Beecher, perts. plumbers also investigated congressional leaks. The seven th officer, whose fingerprints o. to th e of fices of Sen. Henry Jackson, But GAO found that "LEAA violated -D-Wash. Not even Senate Armed Services Chairman the John cw'red most frequently on the document, went to The trail stopped there because the FBI wasn't regulations governing stennis, p-Miss., was immune, the employment of exa lawyer. But as Stewart prepared to close the allowed to question Jackson. A spokesman for perts and consultan ts by re g ( such) in. Above all men, he could be called the Pope of tnp, he received word that Stennis' office had the Senator conceded that Bewher had visited dividuals ... while attemptingtainin to get U*M ap. the Pen tagon, the protector of the military con ta cted Defense Secretary Melvin Laird's the offices but categorically denied the leak had proved for pe rmanent po establishment, the darling of the armaments office and si tions," had threatened to Investigate the come from there. The Civil Service Comnrimiss ton has stated that industry. Yet the military brass apparcntl:, Pentagon in retaliation. Sources close to La.jj Beecher subsequently wound up as a top the "improper employment of didn't trust him with all their secrets, exper ts and confirmed the incident. Pen ta gon official In charge of public relations, consultants is not only illegal, it Is wasteful and For when information was leaked out of Ra ther than aliena te the almighty- Stennis, destroys the morale of channels to the venerated Stennis, th career speclallstL" LAWLESS LA WMEN The La w Enforcement A GAO review of "temporary appointmen ts e PentaUon the Pentagon dropped the Investigation. iilumbers were turned loose oi his triaL " Assistance Administration, which Is supposed to at LEAA turned up still Inside story Is contained In the more law 1olationa by iblished so Footnote: Ex4'resldent Richard Nixon WU see that the laws are enforced, has been caught th ou traged over one leak, according 10 e agency, "We concluded that LEAA did memoirs of W. Donald Stewart, the former breaking the laws. chief memoirs, that he had Stewart take statements misuse temporary appOintments," GAO Pentagon plumber. ft Is no comfort that the law violations were charged. "It was from Secre ta ry Laird and t he Joint Chiefs, somew evident th at these apAs the dogged Stewart recounts it, he ha t technical. polntments were not Inte nded obtained fr om a congressional source a copy of Stewart ne ve r found the culprit. to fill poaltions in A secret General Accounting Office report, accordance with regulatto but rether to place the document that had been leaked to Stennis. Another time, a New York limes story about pr epar ed for Rep. John Moss, D-Cauf., accuse: and-or retain selected individuals n the agency The Xeroxing showed the telltale outlines of the SALT dis armament talks touched off an the LEAA of numerous violations of the federal while LFAA attempted paper clips. to proc permanent in vestigation by the White House plum be rs, employment laws. appointments for them," Steward painstakingly tracked down every Pentagon plumbers and FBI. Suspici 'I.EAA has experienced problems In per. on center ed The GAO report Indicates th Penta gon copy of the document and finally found upon Dr. William Van Cleave, a special Pen- sonnel the present management from Its inception," the administrator, Richard Velde, Isat committed to the "hot" one, with paper clips Intact, in the safe tagon assistant. Stewart was ordered to seize his GAO study explains, adding tersely: "There Is cleaning up past abuses. But unfortuna tely, other of a retired major general. safe and to Impound his of fice papers, documented evlde&e that Improper personnel documents in our Fingerprints on the pa per helped him narrow ession show that the But after questioning Van Cleave, Stewart actions occurred." durable Velde doesn't have a good his search to seven high military officers. One felt he was the wrong man track record For example, goverflmn ageucles are when him 10 it comes to taking corrective action. Humane Society of Seminole, "The Great Copper Caper 8 p.m., First Federal of Day" Seminole County students Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. contribute to United Way. prize to best decorated coin catcher. OCT. 22 Seminole County Association Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. for Retarded Children theater Sanford Woman's Club. benefit "The Music Man "7:30 Anniversary dinner Sanford p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Senior Citizens Club, 6 p.m., Rollins College. Tickets Sanford Civic Center. Enter- available from Streeps's talnment by School of Dance Agency In Orlando or by mall Arts, 8 p.m. ('ARC, P.O. Box 1086, Sanford. 0 -~ ~ 41 , - - - 44 16 - £ £ FANTASTIC BUYS - w' Tree I Up To l'iF PEG. ii) o 95 s Yrs. Old 5.95 ti Ea. \Ji Tre es Yrs. Old PEG. 10.95 e 95. Trees Up ToOld7 REG. 22.95 95 9 Ea. Up To 3 HOSPITAL NOTES • a flo ___ - NEW DELHI, India (AP' Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's government has tightened India's internal security act in an attempt to keep courts from freeing political prisoners, A presidential ordinance amending the Internal Security Act was issued Late Friday, saying th e government no longer must disclose to anyone, including the judiciary, reasons for arrests made under the act. The ordinance was made retroactive to June 29 to keep persons already In jail from challenging their arrests. Th e ordi na n ce was issued alter vario us Ind ian courts hear challenges of such arrests, despite the goverlunent contention th at arrests on internal security grounds were beyond Judicial review. MOSCOW I API - French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing flew home to Paris today after a five-day official visit to the Soviet Union. Giscard was seen off at Moscow's Vnukovo by Cornmunlst party leader Leonid Brezhnev, President Nikolai Podgorny and Premier Alexei Kosygin. Giscard and Brezhnev seemed In good humor, During the visit, the French and Soviet sides laid heavy stress on French-Soviet cooperation in bilateral fields wW in inernational affairs. They emphasized the need for realizing the principles of the Helsinki document ending the conference on European security and cooperation. Pentagon Plumbers Probed Congress - Indian Security Tightened Giscard Flies To Paris A NDERSON —J IN BRIEF ~ Letters To The Editor JACK WORLD By Prime Minister Gandhi i\ Sense /"tI u1I ' -; fmw.:~ . ____ repeated predictions that the Dow Jones (I Industrial Average was headed for 1,000 points , and beyond. .. / ____ Most of the predictions were made during bull L ' / .. . ' markets, when cauti on Is subdued and conflder feeds on Itself. These are conditions that ) . . .,.. . d•_ • ft '•)'• bra . ovetoretain.andonewayjnwhfch they do it is to issue bullish bulletins. " for a replacemeni or Sanford te th Despi eir efforts, the average dur ing the .. Planning & Zoning Commission member Kirby past 10 years has pene trated and remained . ,.. . Moncrief, wh os e resignation was read at above 1,000 points only briefly, in late 1972 and Thursday night's regular meeting, may not be a early 1973. The peak was 1,051.70. ' — chief con ce rn for long. -Five other ascents flattened themselves out pic.i'4 . * — Zoner CR. Franklin, who Is black, offered this against the socailed baffler, reaching peaks help to his fellow commissioners: (#' 149 between943and95potntsbefo re fe.g.p . "I know an Indian, this time!" reversals. Throughout 1975 the average has . L 6 remained below 900. . Show biz may come easier for some In Whilethistendstosuggesttlatthe1,000.pot political office. level Is indeed a psychological barrier, a glance . . 1 Before the Seminole County School Board at some market charts provides what appear to .. I II . okayed an emergency paving project for an I •. . •'.. be a more substantial reason: As Interest rates fvr^ . en trance road Into Lake Orlenta Elementary ,. prices fall. School in a recent meeting, Board Chairman The pattern Isn't as sharply defined as op. 'That's some slew you're In I" Robert C. "Bud" Feather remarked: posing pieces in a Jigsaw puzzle, perhaps, but It "Let's get the road on the show!" Is there, unmistakably. In fact, the market -Joe Askren plunge of 1974, which dropped the average to 577.60 points, coincided with the record-high 12 What is progress? per cent prime rate. An unusual answer, to say the least, was Stock and interest rates are of course given by a secretary for a local banking inand or,copy It. reflections of many economic factors, but t he:,! She's Disgusted stitution. also have a direct bearing on each other. When Parents — you Inherited this great nation Have you ever wondered why your child no Asked If she knew what progress is, she bond yields exceed the returns on stock.,,money longer talks with you, never confides in you and from your forefathers and they from theirs. It quickly replied: "That's when you think you're is drained from the stock market. When interest should you ask a question or two — your child does not belong to the federal government, or the going forward, but you're going backward." sta te or the county, it belongs to you and me and rates fall, some of the money returns. suddenly becomes even more quiet In the decade of the 195, when the prune rate ' developes a suspicious attitude? it should rightfully be Inherited by your son and QuoteMike of the week goes to County Cornwas 4 per cent or so, stocks returned an average Well — If you had seen the communicable daughter and mine. When this great nation Of missioner llattaway. of 18.9 per cent and bonds only ii per cent. In the disease film at your local school board meeting f reedom is lost and eaten up by communism Called for a quote early Wednesday on the IM, when the prime was still relatively low but Oct. 6 you would no longer wonder, and your child asks - What did you do to try to county commission's Tuesday decision not to rising, stocks returned 5.3 per cent and bonds 2.8 These films are improper, Immoral and protect our heritage for us? purchase the Markham Woods clay pit, Hat. per cent, Wha t are you going to tell them? disgusti ng. They promote sexual permissi veness taway returned the call about noon Thursday. So far in the l97(, with some interest rates and In no way teach, by any stretch of the June Camenn "Hey, Ijust got around to your call," he said. rising to their highest of the century, stocks have Imagination, moral standards above low-lower Sanford ..Well, the story ran yesterday and you're too returned only 4 pr cent while the retur n c and lowest. They do Indicate that all high school late," a reporter told Hattaway. . b11111 has soared to 7.1 per cent, me current students are sexually active and that all either An Open Letter "Did you put something In there for me?" he status Is 4.6 per cent stocks, 8.6 per cent bonds, have, are a carrier or will become Infected with The following Is an open letter to Seminole jokingly quipped. With that historical record as the setting, you VD Commission Chairman Ski Vihien Jr. — Ed Prlckett can readily understand why many professional These films will teach your child that when he County it Is the opinion of this committee that our Investors are analyzing the Federal Reserve or she becomes infected with VD they should courthouse Is the prettiest and most outstanding Winter Springs City Attorney Newman Brock, Board s activities as closely as stocks them. first and immediately go to some helpful Ifenry building in the county. The fountains contribute asked last week to draw up an ordin"ce perselves, who will take them to some other helpful Henry greatly to mitting riding horses on city streets, quipped "At its looks. In their view, the Fed, which holds enormous who will treat them with some penicillin and We urge you to leave them as they are. The the risk of beating a dead horse, I am asking power over interest rates, could be the single their VD will be cured. If they become infected present landscaping is beautiftil, and more council to give me some guidance." This week most Important influence on the stock market. again they should do a repeat performance and beds will not enhance the beauty as do the council was still full of conflicting opinions of just Even hints of lower interest rates could send good old helpful Henry will be right there to flower ta foun ins, what should be Included when he read his first stocks the other way. come to their aid again. We believe your Investigation and findings BF()Ck undaunted, whipped out a second Utile Is certain about market prices, as Everyone knows children can no longer trust version saying, "In abundance of precaution I will show that the savings In cost will not justify everyone from the food shopper to stock market their parent -the enemy — so good old helpful the change. prepared another one.,, investor has learned over the years, but some Henry assures your child his privacy will not be (Mrs.) Bill GIelow Winter Springs' strict enforcement of an events do repeat themselves. invaded by the enemy — the parent. Community Improvernnt ordinance forbidding any signs except approved One of them, for example, Is that If Interest Speaking of enemies — Did you know we have traffic signs on the right-of-ways Is causing Project Chairman rates do indeed drop sharply you most likely will a beautiful new Florida approved textbook list Sanford problems for some builders and developers with hear that old echo from the 196 about the In. It Is a very interesting textbook list and what houses to sell In out-of-the-way locations. dustrial average heading once again toward that makes It even more Interesting Li the authors Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters When the developers of Terrace Cove came great, 1,000-point barrier In the sky. and the publishing companies. Space will not must be signed with amafliflg address and. when before Council for permission to retain their And another is that if Interest rates rise, you allow for this list along with the publishing possible, a telephone number to the Identity of small directional signs, Councilman Irene Van won't hear a bullish sound at all from the same companies and their communistic affiliations, the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald Eepoel asked, "Have you thought of calling It people. It will sound more like the groaning of a however, the documented Information Is Ill respect the wishes of writers who do not "Hidden Cove?" pained bear, available to anyone who would care to see this iant their names to appear in print. -JaneCassclbe —f I I'll., .. - 0 1L jpI,4I_) . . ( me - ... __ Mayor Has • . 3 REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: :4-L. I gçl The Civil Air Patrol (CAP) and Texas Dept. of Public Safety began an Immediate search, covering thousands of miles. It wasn't until 24 hours later that the wreckage and bodies of Bolton and Danielson were discovered. Speculation has It that Bolton's plane might have collided with Plumb's as the two experienced pilots new tljrough blinding clouds in their attempt to escape the hazardous flying conditions. Both bodies were to leave Texas Saturday with Bolton's resting at Baldwin-McNamara Funeral Home In Altamonte Springs and Danielson's at Garden Chapel Funeral Home, Orlando. It was the last plane flight either will ever take. We're sorry we didn't have the pleasure of knowing Danielson, but we did know Bolton and he wouldn't associate with anyone who wasn't worthy and lived up to Johnny's high standards. To their bereaved loved ones, our sincerest sympathies. We will forever live with the memory of John Bolton — a man in every sense of the word and a true friend when others were in need. The world is a little bit worse off today with the loss of these two men. -Bill Currie who supported practically every youth group we were ever associated with and many that we didn't even know about. Back In the early l%(, we never knew him to turn down a chance to help someone or some organization that needed his support, be It financial or otherwise. Just last year he served as chairman of the Gold Sponsors Committee of Orlando's Florida Citrus Open -and, as always, he did a superb job. Bolton, Danielson and another pilot from Maitland, Donald J. Plumb, along with William B. Roberts and Ocala's James K. Leeward, had been competing in an air show in Texas, sponsored by the confederate Air Force, Last week In Harlingen, Texas, and were returning homø in four separate aircraft when they ran into foul weather. Roberts, general manager of Bolton Aircraft, and Leeward, managed to get out of the rough flying conditions and land safely at a small airport in Texas. Bolton, with Danielson riding in a seat behind the pilot, and Plumb broke formation and tried to evade the storm. Plumb's body was found near the wreckage of his P41 on Wednesday, but no word had been heard from Bolton nor Danielson. _ ____1 OCIOBER 17, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sa nford : R obert A. Cagle Alexander J. Campbell Eunice L. Cole Edmund T. Czajka Sr. Anna P. Dando Markin W. Freeman Ertha L. Hudson Luevina D. Marshall Anthony Placido Charles W. Rabette III Nakla Higgins L.-'na Weaver Ccii K. Williams Blanche Klett, DeRary Rita K. Perrick, Deliary Edna B. Reilly, Deflary Bernard Kartmann, Deltona Phillip Pizzuto, Deltona Amanda I,. Saavendra, Deltona Edward L. Zimmerman Lake Mary Yrs. Tracy Sharp, lake Monroe BIRTHS Touchton,a baby boy. Sanford DISCHARGES Sanford: Bobby I.. Bennett EdithF. Brooklyn Tammy L Gill Nathaniel Grooms Benjamin L. Johnson Opal L McEachern William T. Neeley Lewis V. Palmer Viola Philpot John L. Richards Minnie D. Roberson Henry White Larry C. Bissell, DeLand Philip E. Golden, Deltona Bernard Ilillyard, Deltona Helen M. Petrocelli, Deltona James H. Bowen, Geneva Ida M. Golden, Osteen !!.MthlWnc;Prk $10 $ i) R 15 3 $25 "ME TREES NOW BEARING FRUIT ALL SHOULD BEAR FIRST YEAR ' LEMON TANGERINE EVERBEARING O BEARRES S PONDOROSA S MYERS . LEE • DANCEY • ROBINSON * MURCOTT SATSUMA • PON CAN NAVEL HAMLIN PINEAPPLE VALENCIA a TEMPLE A GRAPEFRUIT DUNCAN Marsh White Seedless Marsh Red Seedless Marsh Pink Seedless Navel TANGELO LIME ORLANDO KUMQUA T S 40 . I I L-SI 0 J ' . - - I . ' - - �IIA-Evitning HerakL Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. it, ills V itarnins okay In l [ . Wd IfAjT 1T1JJtElLlEi._IMli _ 4Q Restore comfortable note 44 45 Stray 11p I 7 PM awki I' S 9CMqOt$olar 46 Ptayer endin g T1AjJj IN 1system 49 Full amount lAZ5iOIApI I? lnd,ana tab) 51 Earths 13 Ventilated __________________ . sitelMi 1'i!i IiLP 14 Greet !4 jJ,4S41 55 Accomplished By 1awre ce E. lamb, M.D. Jj!J LQ1j' 15 Ssn ConstellationP [ILIL LUj (Roman)56 DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband Ran 16 Jettiner 7 Canvas 1'elte, has high blood 31 Regu'e cal S 17 Rodent 8 Poem 34 Sea sagte sUab4 pressure. He does not eat a 18 Gids lame59 9 PatfloGg,l (vat.) Eitist 20 Emmet balanced diet, there are so fluids 60 Parasite 35 Chaos 21 C41" 1 0 Western state 41 Fooled ease few foods that he likes. We 61 Faucet chws 11 Burmese woOd 43 Provf, with 62 Adu ltmale feel that he needs vitamins 22 Circle pan spirit" weapons 63 Dotcous 24 Company lot)M 19 Swissriver Would vitamin B be harmful 45 Choose 25 Fixed tQ 21 Decay 46 First man to anyone with hypertension 28 Ringed 23 Venerate 47 Virabie star or high blood pressure. Or 24 ROI*q 48 Paradise DOWN 32 Account 'xould an vitamins be harm- polyunsaturated fats are 25 Vega. for one 49 Range lmpontj 1 Suts.tt 26 Stop liquid 50 Falsehoods ful? If any are, which Of soft. plant 2 Geranis wile 27 Ercou,ae 52 8oys rime could he take? 3f Take to court 3 None god 28 Take evening 53 Of the mouth When you read on a food 37 Pub brew 4 Pulp DEAR meal READER 54 Back 01 neci — label that the fatty acids have 38 Burst forth 5 Foi*r 29 Utilizes 56 Alttute (sb Vitamins won't hurt a bit, been partially hydrogenated, 39 Compass prnt 6 Bov'*r Iijri 30 Stratagem 57 Demure 9 PM II TJ Little Black Cloud 9 There are a lot of people who do not eat a balanced diet for one reason or another. These people will benefit from a standard daily vitamin pill that you can get at the drug store or supermarket. You don't need large amounts, just a pill that contains the R e c o ru In ri d e d I) a I 1 N. Allowances, The problems from WASH DRI TOWELETTES or hardened, it means r- -6 - 7- 8i2 r" 10 11 hydrogen has been added to the empty spots on the chain. — 14 — This converts them to saturated fats and begins to V — — iT — — 17 — eliminate any advantage you — — might get from polyun18 19 1 saturated fats. 22 123 24 You need a srna!l amount of polyunsaturated fats in your 26 27 28 diet, and 30 1 5know r from vegetable oils (except -4 Ots g'nrn. 1mm COW111 ut 0,J) SM111 as corn nil or I excessively large amounts or general, it i. T taking ther1i when you really safflower oil believed that you should have need medical attention as much or more polywisuch conditions as arthritis, 42 If you want more in. saturated fat in your diet as —J formation on high blood saturated fat, to prevent pressure, write to me In care fatty-cholesterol deposits. - ,of this newspaper, P.O. Box However, too much fat of any 1551, Radio City Station, New kind In your diet Is not conered desirable. It Is better 62 York. NY 10019. Send a bofl& to have less than 35 per cent of stampea, self-addressed 55 envelope with 5O cents and ask your calories from all kinds of fat. for The Health Letter number DEAR DR. LAMB — I know - 1-8 on Blood PressLwe. you have written about DEAR DR. LAMB — Would you please explain to me hysterectomy operations in about saturated and un- you column many times, but I have never come across one saturated fats. What t1 LOW AUTO RATES do to you and which Is better I just heard. I am 54 and soon will have a total hysterectomy to Under 25 • SR-22's performed. A new neighbor of DEAR READER — Cancelled Rejected Because heart and vascular mine frightened me. She told F"l F.Z. Payments. Quotes diseases cause over half of the me she had the same operation years ago and tw been deaths in our society and a lot seven 322.0285 .. 831•9774 expere..1cing loss of Of other misery, It Is hair for a year. When she portant that everyone n- shaves her underarms or legs .2417 S. French Ave. derstand the concept of Sanford, Fla. 32771 there is practically no growth Saturated means holding and if any It takes months. the maximum amount of She is also experiencing 10 INSURANCE AGENCY anything. When the air 13 of hair in other narta of her saturated with moisture It body, I can see the effect thL can't bold another drop has on her. Does this usually without raining, misting, or occur after such an forming a heavy dew operation? Can anything be WHEN YOU GIVE (precipitation). 11 you put too done or taken to prevent this much a cup o(coffee, or to have regrowth? I read THE UNITED WAY co(feelxldsall sugar the the peace of mind before having It can and Is saturated, and the operation YOU HELP YOUR some sugar will settle to the DEAR READER — i n batom FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS derstand your concern, and Fatty acids are chains of your neighbor has done you a IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW, carbon atoms hooked disservice, even though It Is together. The carbon atoms unintentional. No, no, no, a Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your have a place to hold or attach plain hysterectomy will not contribution In order to help your friends and neigh. to hydrogen. When all the caese you to loso your hair. bors who need help right now. places for hydrogen are taken A total hysterectomy intç, the fatty acid is saturated. cisxies removal of the body Giving The United Way is perfect, painless and lbew fats are usually ,olldas meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly and cervical portion of the In beef tallow. The one amount of your choice where you work.., through This alone doe't iZflp(ftaflt exception your employee withholding plan. Even SOc a week function of the Is liquid coconut oil which 13 even affect builds to $26 a year. Money to help another ovaries. If you have the human mostly saturated fat. You being. ovaries taken out, too, that Is should limit the amount Of more than a complete saturated fat In your diet, hysterectomy. in hence the limitation on that case, particularly in a young WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE animaI fats women, hormone replacement can be given When there we still some BOY SCOUTS . . . CENTRAL FLORIDA which will do everything for empty places on the carbon SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . . CHILDREN'S > chain that could hold a HOME SOCIETY . . . GIRL SCOUTS mones were doing. hydrogen atom the fatty acid CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD k not Yet fully saturated (not Loss of hair has multiple SAMARITAN H0ME... MID FLORIDA CENTER fully loaded), and thL' is an FOR ALCOHOLICS . . . RED CROSS causes. It can be caused from unsaturated fat. If there is ahorrnone problem, including SALVATION ARMY .. . SEMINOLE COUNTY only one spot on the chain MENTALHEALTH... USO ... YMCA... problems with the thyroid where hydrogen atoms are glatd, the adrenal gland, and mIssiflg (always apsfr),jt b the gfr pituitary glaxvj PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY called a moro-uns;atwsted under the brain 1efay ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY fatty acid since mono means NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN factors may also be Involved. SEMINOLE one. if there are two or more Your neighbor has bat hair Spots without hydrogen atoms from other causes that apcelled a poly-unsaturated patently didn't even begin fat (poly meaning many). It's until six years after her that simple. Usually the operation. * 'n LIMIT ONE S9 harness racifig. Some say it is, and that Bowlen is sitting atop a gold mine, soon as the main vein is The lnstorv 01 the '1 un Club would make a great fictional novel. No one would believe po'sibli' "Illt.il stand, and for a While it was feared the entire track would 1v lost, In 197 14, six key performances %yere lost lwcause of electrical and mecha nical I liculLies, Last year, lightning and mechanical 4 L 1rou t ro ubles IIfl I'IZ 11 ou It sour crucia l n i gh ts. crucia' 1 B AIP C lxi ANELS0NNNNLHNBI MF .I4AFAE01.AAE8AEY,% ICI; Is The Place Jinxed? "Peopy le out here say the h" is jinxed," .' track publicist Herb Holida', "1 don't believe in jinxes, but after all the th ings that have happened, I don t know. One local legend has it that the track was built on a Seminole indian burial ground, and the track won't succeed until the bones of the dead are dug up and buried elsewhere. Checking Seminole County historical SOUICCS, there is no evidence of an Indian burial ground in Casselberry. In fact, Jane Casselberry, whose (, family owned the Turf Club property at one time, says the burial ground theory is 'a lot of baloney, That place has been dug up to build a midget auto .rac ing trac racnk anft dd t rac racnk fCor horse raci ng, and ere are no hones. Mrs. Casselberry does admit to plenty of spirits in the area, but none of the Indian variety. She recalls hearing of roaring 20's mobsters who hung out at a local restaurant, and flashed machine guns,horses often seared by bursts of gunfire 11ie very location o the trac k , a three miles off Highway 17-92, was its first woe. Seems R. Reynolds built the track originally back in th e 1920's on the premises that 17-92 would would be built farther south. But when the road was conI .. structed at its present location, he was left out in the sticks. 'rSill.. .,..i, -i, 0 ,, LIUI.fl VV(1 UU as II tra i n i ng IMCIIIIJ harness racing, and also had a fling at quarterhorse and thoroughbred racing. Snakes A liive; Torna o Too There have been other difficulties Last year a ,9. fl a sh 1ornao 1as1 t orna do ssruc tr uc k ktIw blowi n uJv. judges towers on the turns, one with a judge in it. Track photographer Ken O'Br i en has fought off Il...J, 1' g advances of a water moccasin and tote men who work in the small building on the infield behind the odds board have carried on running battles against snakes. In fact, two years ago, a gunshot rang out during a performance and officials rushed across the track to find the tote man had killed moccasi n with a pistol. Advised he could not discharge his gun within city limits, he promptly armed himself with a jar of frogs and length of angle iron. Seems when he s potted a snake, he would release a frog as bait, then clunk the snake with the iron. Turf Club promotions have been as ininjust ventive. Back From The Dead He was announcing races at the k airgrounds track that season and was involved in an automobile accident %L- tljCll nearly threw him Give Where You Work.. .or Mall A Check Today To: THE UNITED WAY Ar SEMINOLE COUNTY P.O. Box 144 Sanford, FlorIda 32771 LMg ThE LWTID WW. Ths to it's wodci A CoMmuftitl Service Mn4a$e rI The Evening Herald. through his win&shield. Police arrived, and finding no heartbeat, didn't even bother to call an am- bulance. They stretched him out on the sidewalk, covered him with a sheet and were waiting for a : uurnms I STIINOTN I BUFFERIN I SHOPPING BAG 1 2 ff0115 OPEN 24 HURSI ORLANDO .... $W CURRY roio ROAD AND IN CASSELIERRY ... SEMINOLE PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER. vehicle from the city morgue, When he got up and started walking around. "I'm not certain what happened, but I don't want to go through it again," he says today. I As for Makin, he is a picture of eternal optimism. flemin ded of all the things which have happened We Can He You Find Your Dream House Read HOME-Every Sunday - ElY PACE. SIRMONS Special To The Herald , - A •.., • L ALM_ - . ..- . .•. scamper to cice within one real slippery when wet. Gainesville had the first point of the Hurricanes, 7-6. Apparently, the ball just slid off sustained drive of the ball game Sanford elected to go for the them." U'irntinued On Page 38f (;MNEsvILLF; — Powerful tie, foreseeing a tie-breaker running back Jo Jo Mills, possibility, but a bad snap to contained the first half by a holder John Spoiski ended stubborn Sanford defense and a hopes of spoiling Gainesville's tet, slippery field, broke loose homecoming. for a 32-yard touchdown run Gainesville almost scored in late in the third quarter to the first minutes of the second Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 19, 1975-18 break a scoreless tie and give half buta play nothing less than Gainesville a 7.6 homecoming unusual left the hurricanes SPORTS victory over Seminole on scoreless. Florida Field Friday nigh' On that play, with the Hum M&AWyS INfills and running back Carl canes on the Sanford 44 yard Warren were stined for io line, Warren broke through the ards - - ,• • • ram (cii most of the first half ':lear touchdown. however, txit finished the game splitting when he reached the one-'ard £ii, tOt Odli ap.ared to tall ..tugi total. out of his hands, and pursuing Senii'iole frustrated all Seminoles recovered the ball in veniflg by a multitude of the end zone. penalties, gave a chill to the "it was wet and slippery out lxmiecoming crowd with three there," Gainesville coach minutes left in the game when Wesley Dicks said Warren Ak d Lailback Tim flames broke was wearing elbow pads with U.u5 Oifl5Ofl got iS uiefluCr, efen der, Gainesville 's at Turner BOSTON AP-The• sixth postponed Saturday until 1 pm three tackles on a 5O.'ard nylon on them, and that gets game of the World Series was today because of rain. (451 but couldn't hold this Mark Whiaham The Bos ton Red Sox and the -• •. CincinnatiRcdswerescteJuled -to play Saturday at Fenway Park, but officials announced that the game had been called -. due to poor weather, best-ofThe Reds lead the ..seven series 3-2. ., The National League cham'i.I __ ns, e f.ittrnr4 I o beat -. . the Red Sox in baseball's color. (ul show, were lucky to get out i I of Boston ali',e last weekend -. L and fortunate to be sitting In the I Ir driver's seat this weekend. The Reds were one out away By JIM HAYNES came out throwing in the third d id6V from losing Game 2 last Sunday Herald Sports Editor quarter, and Burkhart hit six of .F but came off the critical list arid l.OM1WOOI) Lyman thigh his first rune attempts. He was i rallied for the winning runs ona School's football team spun its 2-for-3 in the first half. ", seeing-eye single by Dave w heels and sta lled just long Burkhart wound up 11-of-23 Concepcion and a double by enough for Edgewater to skip with the Eagles intercepting . Ken Griffey. second gear in winning its third him with about one minute left Happy with their great esgame, 28-8, Friday night. to play. cape from Boston, the Reds While Lyman coach Dick Mickey Manning had the TD . took a 2.1 lead with the help of Copeland accused Edgewater grab from Burkhart, the the 'collision bunt" play in coach Bob Maples of displaying highlight of the evening for Game 3. The infamous play not a point-hungry attitude by I.yman. It was the fourth only knockea Boston's sox oil, scoring on a last-ditch pass, the reception of the evening for the but provided enough fuel for the game was actually decided in 165-pound senior. Danny whole hot stove league season. the first half, when Edgewater Williams had three catches. With the extraordinary game punched across three touch. Play-by-play, It wasn't a tied at 5-5 in the 10th, theReds oens an t scores a prett y picture or Lyman in t had a tan on first with nobody at intemission. first half. The Eagles reeled olf Lonnie Peeler brought to halt by Edge water defender In fourth quarter. out and Ed Armbrister. quile Copeland must have fed his eight first downs to none for the logically, laid down a sicrif ice players something besides 'Hounds, while picking up 165 N bunt. sausage in his ha lf time talk, yards rushing to a mere 17. What followed, however, was because the Greyhounds came ic F Burkhart was sacked once on somewhat bizarre. out and played Edgewater to cacti of l4yman's first three It turned into baseball', vet'41, fairly e%vn terms in the second possessions in the first half. The sion of the statue of liberty" half. Eagles duplicated the feat in play as Amtrister stood stock. "Oh, why couldn't we have the second half for six sacks f or still w hile Fisk attempted to played this way in the first the night. By SCOTT ABRAHAMS in losses to Colonial and Winter Park, but Friday follow the bouncing ball. Fisk half," was the lament of Most convincing about the Herald Correspondent the magic of his previous long runs wasn't there plowed through Armbr-istez- arid linebacker Greg Banfield, as he sacks was tha' they were as Lyman went down toa288 defeat at the yj in his haste to nail the lead stood on th e sidelines watching double-bagged. On a couple, Wiiian Jackson looked out over Lyrmian's of Orlando Edgewater. run ne r, threw wildly into center quarterback Bob Burkhart Burkhart got it from the blind home field Friday night early in the fourth It was through the airways that Lyman field, allowing both runners connect on a 10-yard ID pass side. lie didn't fumble, quarter while the Greyhound defense fought mustered its one score, a Bob Burkhart to safety. wi th 5:56 left in the game. however, and the routine was back Fdgewater, and sighed, "Man, I just can't Mickey Manning pass play on the sidelines that Fisk and Boston Manager While Lyman spent the first much monotonous — three find any holes tonight." cut Edgewater's lead to 21-6. Darrell Johnson argued vocif. two quarters trying to establish The 158-pound junior speedster was But the play wasn't Manning's usual pattern. erously with home plate umpire I Continued On Page 2B) a ground game, the Greyhounds responsible for Lyman's last three touchdowns Larry Barnett that the runner (Continued On Page Z-Bt had interfered with the catcher's play, but to no avail. They lost the argument and even. tualy the game when Joe .• . • . .-• . .'rgan hit a bases-loaded single. , 1esp te taking a 2.1 lead in theS 7 Series, Cincinnati Manager .Sparky Anderson was well . . aware tha t his learn wasn't up to top form. S "We've played worse said ir\ the Reds manager, but we' e played a w hole lot better, too. A . L. Th is was evident in Game 4 iL ''T 4 ___ , Wednesday night, w hen a cou.... - R ain - - I 4I i v Dela .iml A - ..._•• 1W UI --- -. I or One Day . uiuflu - ' r Edgewa I Lyman HI*g .1. In - - - -. .- - - . • - . - . , - • .., - pio : . + • Pr - w re - • c, I . ..f - •_ - . . • . - . - .. • __ ' - - ' - . . or Jackson; Can't Find Running oom o Mag - . - - - . ' I - ' -. ' ' . -, .. - . /1 \ , - . , - - -. v - saying train, 11e urn around • far I am concerned, thc track never CX,iStuu REG 99. Wffm MUM lieu 10/ 21 - - - as Oci. i of this year. It's a nev track, and 6' , 't•. Mcu $000 This wiD 50*1 ITIMi U*ITØ lVpptyi -, .--. '4 'I T . ' -- ' - - but! . - -- . m looking culy to the future." I don't blame him. Who is to say what power rests with spirits of the dead Anyway, look at what happened to Lot's wife. ' Tiant beat the Reds and tied the remarkable series it 22 Tiant was riot nearly as effecti v e as his first game start, when he shut out the Reds but he had nough to be at them with his - 4 .-- .- . -• - 4 - . ' " 4 '•'t" r -. - - ' - - - • ' . . r' - - - .- - . - second-best stuff - - . - . .' -. -. . - .-.... , • . . - . After the filth game, howver, it was agreed by most e v. 'ryone that the Reds finally . s howed the kind of team that ton 108 games d ur ing the regutar season - e Noe:Iil Fenn 132) spells trouble for Lyman as he peels oil first down yardage; Richard Beary (2) makes tackle for (;rey hounds. ___ I . S Gainesvi iie Festiva - -- Makin has thrown the doors o pen and offered free admission to fans in way of restitution, and area harness racing fans have been patient as Seminole rides out its rough times Thursday's crowd sat patiently while workmen repaired electrical damage If it seems the track is trying to return from the dead, and if Holiday has undying confidence in the future of the Turf Club, consider what happened to him Jan 22 1974 in New Orleans TAfJO R ('AU 1,%ç fasttuctlon,: The bidden names listed below appear rorerard, backward, up. down, or diatonilly in the pu.ule. Find each hidden name and bat It in re shown: ABBEY ALOE AXIS AGATE ANTELOPE ANVIL ALOHA ARNICA ALLIGATOR ANAGRAM AUROC'Ht4 ACE MONDAY:'??"?? 'i twice, forcing postponement of performances. Thursday night was the clincher. A truck driving through the parking lot struck a guy wire to an electi icil )ole I k 'k' I power I d our and one half. The first race start ed aU):15 s IMEROENNESTL EJA N TAUT A URN E E This year, lightning struck in the same place It AA IIALAsKAGES SIA ElK U F. 11; V Y 0N A U ES HQ CE A 0 If U T t'0 13 A S If 0 A E 'i A a P U F ASLE: t.dk*.. liipJeiIcu. A sinkhole developed right in front of the grand APERICREOUREVONAHAR 8 M E G A V. H 0 A N A G K A M I I U Y M F: A H I I I A U Y I C 0 V A 0 X H I NGOLD yVr HANCLCRYTAO Club struggle through the last few weeks of this split meet. And hopefully, the breakthrough will come next spring and summer. Sornesiv the Central Florida area isn't ready for Hodge Podge" 4% ¶%' I I. V. 0 1 A H 08 1 N E A E V C) TASTERAUDRAK EASRU 1K () 't \' I It (; i1 R F () ( 4% 1' It U I 4% It I) n T *3P Oil The little black cloud that(.rie ' YOUju would SiCCi shed buckets over tile Plight of the Seminole Turf Club. Doomed from the start, financial backers of the night harness racing facility in Casselberry simply refuse to buckle even at the severest setbacks, It has been three seasons now that the track has been trying to make a breakthrough, under financial foresight of Canadjar- Paul Bowlen . . ' Somehow, genera' manager Neil Makin plans to WONYRUSSI c - - Can't Stop Hard Luck Seminole Turf Lamb SEEK & FINif —- Ry JIM IIAYNES lv L -71 — 'Canes Take Homecoming Tiff Haynes' Hunches I ____ Dr. - 4-= 06 42 Made 4 Remotest ---- - Answer to Pr,yi PuizI Sky Talk I Conste;at•on - -- -----•--------4----•--- - - Miami Do inS, NY J to Clash Oda By The Associated Press was able to put those worries unbeaten and leading the Louis, Baltimore at New Eng- start. Now the Lions are trying record into Denver. A year ago, when the Miami out of his mind and concentrate American Conference East, land. New Orleam at San Fran- to punch their way into a share The Rains. with James Har. Dolphins were en route to the instead on hrowtng a pair of play Monday night against the cisco and Kansas City at San of the National Conference Cen- ris at quarterback, have been National Football Icagueplay- touchdown passes to Richard visiting New York Giants. The Diego, tral lead-but they'll have to do unable to put together the pow. offs and the New York Jcts Caster, rallying the Jets to a 17. Wiphins are 3.1 and the Jets 2The Bengals. also unbeaten, it against the unbeaten Vikings, erhouse offense they supwere en route to oblivion, the 14 victory. 2. send their NFL-leading defense owners of the NFC's No, 2 de. posedly possess. And they face two teams got together in Shea That was the third of six The Dolphins and Jets will and whip-armed quarterback fense. a flock of Falcons who are The Dolphins still had Larry the Jets to finish with a 7-7 Miami. cr5, who will be trying to miIent-.and the Cowboys are the offense behind Steve Bar('sonka and l'aul Warfield, two record. And it was one of only In today's other games it's rebound from the 42-10 shel- fourth unbeaten club, twa (acts tkowski but also an improved of the keys to Ilwir successive three losses by Miami. Oakland at Cincinnati, Detroit lacking they absorbed in Kan. %hich bodes Ill for Green Bay. defense at Minnesota, Green Bay at sas City, their worst defeat in 11 Hart Starr's Packers are sIll The (edskins,Oilers game Dallas, Cleveland at Denver, seasons. Detroit found some looking for their first victory of matches a pair of hard-amning The Jets' quarterback was ning for the playoffs this sea- AtlanUil ill Im Angeles, Wash. offensve punch last week in the season. The Browns are rookies, Washington's Mike preoccupied that day. His fa son-and both are running after ington at Houston, Chicago at Bill Munson, who threw three doing the same for new Coach ther wfls seriously ill but he Buffalo. The hlghpowered Bills, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at St. touchdown passes in his first Forrest Gregg, taking an 04 (Continued On Page 2-11i Super Bowl championships. But the Jets had Joe Namath. It may be a bit premature, but both teams are in the run- �2B—Evenig Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct., 073 Ecigles Deecit —__________________ ___ ___ - ____ ___ JI Football '1 CalIa JCkny,UC So;;rs 57. Jacksonville Cf Wits II wvlie Lee 2& FICI T 731) U? 10 DO 117) (7) 7 aO3 Stoy K (2) 340Q(6nS91oT (o72)U9IOT- Orange 41 Jacknvll1e Sandleo Parktr 6 Jacksonville Paion 37 Lake $1Di ct!?2Pag. • FIFTH - I Mud Pop CM I ________ - _________ ____ -: - Vanguard 37 $2 SIXTH - 1 - Winning Tina CR local newspaper readers. And It could be the ipt for the Walt Disne World learn ampionship next weekend FumblL, o F irier Tony Bardsley of Vancouver o%er oered Or 6-3 74wtntheopener delo ' - • Ie tournament heaines, of course, will go to the national newsrnakers. Arnold Palmer, Johnny Miller, Crier Jones, Tom Watson, Hubert Green, et al But, once that chase for the $200,000 cache begins, the betr ball format lends itself Surprises and upsets 21 1 Lake We'r F OI{LS1 CITY—Lake no 2-3, led at halftime 1412 most of their running game Stevens [frantic) High School's football Ick Garza, bread and butter flt the big factor Then, CREEK L BRANTLEY teani did an about fact in the man in the Brantley offense on o, our defense didn't let US i First Dn time golf. Home town heroes .- - r Home Town Heroes To Write T 'rIt r For DIeI i.iey ourney bend defeat Alvaro 8ancur , 24, 2, , 7 th a 11%C hour 2Omfnute match that gave Canada a 2 lead ColmbIa after openg s1nes matches at the 16 n Davis r elimination for the North American zone I I \ Sante Fe Ct.f1a 7 13' SEVENTH - 1 Broward County Bell 12 E - Early run (Wetteland kiti i - 113 511 i T (a I 31 $60100 - a 3a} suspension Friday for h ride Wednesday i sings of Victory _______ Ieyl6 I3)31.Gijdford$3Ffl Aleanoer ;ard1 (5) 600 W00 26 r Ibby Butler—his third and down our throat in the early ' Tour ' Bratzler originall) intended to team with Althmonto rings' Patrlo' Rand) ton (79) puts rush on Spruce Creek QB Scott St - Osatotrcardandisnot ,ifuIifl((I)JedrbntrofUi€ IA B'itler was the games hero LB - Gar:a I run (File kick) The t o teams had thken We changed assignments for kickoff for 43 and hauled in a 3. sc - Butler I run (Strickland turns scoring, and the Paioth, our linebackers and cut off bard scoring pass from Scott kick) _______ mng Oa'.n& Ucar Port Orange Spruce scored the first two touchdowns In the third quarter 1reo , (reek, prompting coach Forthe I'atriots, bursting over scored on a l2yard run to put o FumbIeLot II SainhIl) Weir to do it doub1eke from the one twice Spruce Creek ahead to 5th) 777 Punts lii as he looked at the Final score Brantley rushed (or 121 yards PC&ties 6 Bob Fi, the mightytnite 130 on the scoreboard in the first to periods, but 1 pound freshmanho kicked Spruce Creek 6 6 13-31 A solemn grirn,ice told the wound up with onl) 194 the first to extra points, Lake Brantley 0 4 3 0-17 sto Just a quarter earlicr, It Adjustments, simple ad followed with a field goal from run (pass Ialtd fr Burthafl (Burkharl run) 512070 T 7092 17 io - We have a chance," says 13ra1er, the g blonde pro from B'thop ktnny 7 Jacksonville Trantty 71 Sunday, Oct. 1, 1975-38 Brantley Does Double Take; Spruce Creek Comes Back Jj lIed Golf Cormpondent ' _______ LYMAN Y1td%Rutin 165 • -, I '1 1 J Cana a eads Davis Cu1° After 5 Hour Match _________ __________________ half heo the t n out do i its sixth pussesslon I _______ IN BRIEF ____ '' -. p1a and punt the ftrt 1ie Poons. FOURTH - 1 Proud Se - Brainar) (7) 9103003 7 te Wmd CE 1005103 Jr4lson EDGEWATEN W*?C (71) 53600 T (71$) B$ir 40 WllI6IOfl 0 1•Bi Chip Shots L. % EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. - - - -- -, -_ ' - :' • • LIT injured, but stewards ruled Ford did not "rIde the horse He's not coon mu hlrnIf anti Fr ink I th.'ttnI. For instance, the unlikely tondom of Buteh Baird and Gay Brewer ' I -------- E I ( --- - u Charlotte 7 Clewitton 30. LaBelle 0 Ii Largo 2). Dize P4oilon CIearwatt N choll) (5) 2010 470 760 2 Dils Be&hman 1 76 Hanks I 1& Guilfd 1(1). Lyman - Williams _____ AOvO(IIC 4 7.40 770 3 iropic II, 7 sict St PCt•bLr0 I7 15. Ashby 12. R'aii I __ 9f ______________ a at s ar C C n placed on the injuredreserve listb auseofa muscle puLl se Manatee 0 Claiming%1 0G-Purieiioo 1 Red defenders kept bumpingluin as he tried to turn Riverdale 0 (Smith) 92 Tom To( (Gill) I 1 On the touchdown, It happened again And Prince D9Smond (Dvoraceli) 51 6 what did Manning do? Naples 15 Fort Myer% Cy Way (ThompSon) 61 South Dade 53, Curle'y o • grainier Bermunda greens dosn here," obser,ed Bob managers on Saturday morning. few minutes later as the game ended. the Lyman fans to theIr feet. The players jumped pads and jerse)1 hanging around white back in. m, the . ' - ..-- * -. . , . Fri.. p." - /L' -: -, ____ -'- ' and Rick Garra (49) as Mikelolson (63) moves laterally. ar.d Mark Boardman iuj block and uck Calboon (53) t&f' - !1 tct. j Jones is the Windermere veteran who was the first pro at The attitudes, desire, arid confidence. -- . - f. ves ID signal. Then there are Ralph Johnston of New Smyrna Beach and I PalmIt L KiiIn orida n cpion. good for 13 yards and a first f two ThplA schoots P.ad Oviedo had all night, but it was declared a "toucback." Inc drive was a littie Late and Cardinal GDbs Lie See (C. ihIenteldi 10 II Ace Hill (NichoIU 31 76 10 _.: i i. 2' £ them," notes Bob who wins most of the East ntr Floda asked blunt questions about their performance. for the contest, and while Riazzi didn't play the busy playing football, .. nely last )ear, Bratzler sass there are some other local teams that have a chance to ssin the $40,000 first prlze($20,(x)O each. • because be (the defender) woWdn't let me again, , (McDanel) 615. TerriM,n (R)6 k With skx minutes remaining in the game, he Richard Beary, Greg Banfield, and Herb locker room and Lyman's dressing quarters limped off the field and settled on the bench with Felder s jerseys undoubtedly posed almost as seresom r r Claiming $1,100 - PVISI U00: 1 and I was left all alone." Miami Mary Immacuate ta Ofl Sc left ankle at the time, an ice pack coenng the get out the Cloros, the Borateern and anything watch and cheer, and back on the field later ra; Foil golf." In other words, Bob must get a streak going hn ',cne is Ir i ' t ut It t Ii nd i i U•St uitng, quaiyng. *t tnown yet many spots are open, but Bob and Gene ha e to win those berths durmg third quarter. Austin Straub will tee it up with CarIn "mugger iIte• ' . Tony Shiinkonis went into the With less than one minute left the board. chefstad and Shimkonis Just 5:20 left on the clock. A Jon Then there s Daytona s Gary mts ho will ham and e it 'nd zone on a one- 'ard lunge on the scoreboard Breidinp Deep into the second period alternated carrying the ball Andersoti fumble recovery ana BISHOP MOORE (Wvlse I 1 3 Crazy Goe ( •1 Cial River I. Hudson 0 6 LI OPPOSitiDvork $1 City 0 Tam Ireature Joe (Foster) 3 I Kg 71, Bran 7 Dark is out as manager of ,, (ends in baseball. Dark tu a news conference 'uarter HIII$borough 21. Tam Claiming si,o.o - Pvi $710: i him by telephone (rum Chicago L4k: BI 4 Willislun Tam . Tâyf) SI 5. Bomo t. ( Jesuit 2% 5?. PØ iiflager and asked: 'On %lty)727.Marn$Ik CM Crank) "You don't owe me , • 13 and Mike Perry °' lake .howell . .was dris1n for "' I as rn nu Cs, a you iines. however, its 241 yards of threat. tu offse couldn t come up lake howell fell to First Dns 6 nh5 Penaltes Apogka 7133 0 I) 0 0-33 N ayed last ek 17 30p m (7) - Doug Orkey Show (Footagi of the Gator FSU (6,13)- NFL FootbaIl(DetrtatMinjof) iI NINTH Rac- Ci Pace M" ' 70' Bill a aves 71' Chuc'k drn 71' f for 4 cars and a major league I MIII manager for 12 seasons with 0 U S 0 1 Palm Bch Gardens (Ftmpell,) 9 2 3 DadS Fav'te club' .4 Thomas and houston's Don nents while the Cardinala, last Now the) face the winless Pa thItcholli 41 I C U Lator woultiseekanotherbaseballjob Metcalf break loose for a 9 Godby IL L Century 14. Jay 7 Mr • oocv Tyr I I 6 Cur Poi M'iton 61. Pensacola Pine good for 32 yards down to the ball hit him in the stomach most of the final quarter the (rum the sidelines, "Merchant, . , , " uc From on their own 35 there, it took of baseball." toreboundfromlrlto the lers' Billy 'White Shoes" cis share 14 ay tOfl a 7 - • '- Pt St J wi iC es ia ue (orgia's power pthmg Ie ( I) 5 00 P. (I 61 $113 70 I Ed Er Ca I A'! ii $91 (3) - 1I its first series, mosing down ford 46 with 2 19 left in the thirn SEMINOLE GAINESVILLE to the Seminole 25-yard line, quarter. 5 Fitst Downs 7 Three passes b) Kar) Baker - ___ rLceis ems hands and Sanford the ball from (.ainess Ille I 1 in the Motorcycle racing's biggest IAtweit The Colts, despite their 14 üty, coming off Its rout of the highlights of the Daytona played tough against Is Ange- which has shown surngIy Speedway. (61 570,470) 5rf 0cc Expert ruad til the final seeonds to beat Anderson then redeemed to the Da)iofla Super Sees of Mor Four-time loser Houston let to the two to set up a plunge by as a single Satur (I) Chtitf*.n 10 Grevi e 37 970 310 2 SIXTH-i will be on a'M.II ava •rr, 1000 H SEVENTP4 thdi in a non4ifle t fl, ll LM be hdd without the ch ht when they collide in the scheduled l his belt up ab We' south the teUons George Foman Randy Neuunn whoanneared at the r Javi 4)).) o drop six pounds and still come in as strong as he was when be 1S Stadium, on This might — Joey Vincent, when the popular junior midewelghj lakes on fight he will indicate to the crowd "the C act spot that Horde will his home niti 1U o iz In Thnidad ont. 24. . . Cans Monron will be getting close in Parson Nov. 8. Tonna will be taking home l than $10 000(or The same day in Mexico, Jose Napoles and Robero I)uran Horde 1., at best, just an average borer bot meet 1do '9 ' ' •- - .- ' cnd of the decision FIRST - -, I imutw (A L1 i'i, -_ SEVENTH made the great effort tonight, football -- -* - .. - - -- , . -, . , .-. . . pages and is full of good and different stories on both fighters ry upset over the sudden t ¶}5 if %%ells wa- and P 7 5 1II . of cenla hot he is going to go on Yeoman added con-aes hi aMer the i.rl pound hnut, he will —. tdant, Sa) t ,le was ()fl the ('4fl'.5 at least 12 or 13 seconds ve had their titie bout postponed five Um aeadv Obed a the fourth quarter for Houston who has lost but once in his esreer '--..--' *_=._____J . one Cisc ooes 5 Trpler punt ith ijfpns # # (U Racing Action. wager plus uin plocc shou Miii had Jumped ahead 3 half kickoff anu ran is: (airwssiIk s39w,n air canditlored clubhouse rt • Post time? 45 PM 104-yard run. Seminole as plagued by 108 33 to play (re.g counted for M Ia tnt s other a 'r 5l two In a rubber match th're Wilibealotof dis d1 - hen fullback Ottis Anderson }and touchdown run by Black to kill a drive at Houston's • I Illanaged to in the first half -w =- - Seminole didn't get a first -- b) Johnn) Brn's interception — - - _ __ ________ ___________ - drive with a four down stand the p&st." I ( Seminole 21 but once again, . they m in Denver Lyle was down in the second bot got up to ( team and I didn't see - tMe but te last week Mike Sanford rushers : ; . rri ik ca t.i .ainesi e or wn P aYs one The 15-) ard iniIts gas e ainesu ca . e urncanes to retain it." -1 ----- "Gmng Ifltii tli' gmmi', I 000 6 S I a r'. mt (;airwssiIle launched a threat game, and three plays after I early in the send quarter that -- Selmer, whe team has lost, to toy kids . bounced . back from Ni'ha, No. 11 ( lorado and ' - John flousman ran 17 yards late yanis to 339 as Blackwell ran mkethefightftll SEMINOLE TURF CLUB ' wnea is the first time this sear e ent out and pia ed good foot Seminole on the Gainesville 25-yard line. defense left the Seminoles at ght. knew what they had to o. Then But the Cougars appeared as our offense went lfl and quarter 'We pros ed e are not quit 3) ' quarter touchdown and trailed when the)' had to," Selmer said. has come out of Fumbles Lost got the first big break of the score. who has been e rcin Perez Southern 1 pound title would not be on time Panama City ChristIan 16 360 3 70 3 Catho EcMn (3) 34 19 Gby is is being soht b nest ponent (or SaN's Victor headline a Nov. 11 ihow at the Spo (6) 3 8 Ln 8M - SCM'stead U n (kick -- I fl tion s best inless college foot Jai.AIai (11.5 00,3 * 3 Ur:a ter la'ramore 7 0I06- - - - - te (Wyatt) was being offered to his long- and punts. 16 Gracrifte $1, Vernon 0 Ovied 7 55 RECEIVING BiShop Mre and attempted to put the lions - Mcn? 3W Evans 273. ning back from Casselberry, but the Lion's Mike Cox fwn- line, Lat L• 0 I. FIomato Ala 0 19 N' III 0 Penalties Bishop Moore kIckedff to dicated his punt had been with screams and shouts of joy, . 'l Bak 640 Jones CRrl,nard) 32 S KeClytuck didntwanttossorkwlthmeari) Riv 'ra bra TaIias u n rEt cellI, 68; S. ane, 69; D. Pickett, 69; G. Wittick, 69; Dan Mc- Oviedo into at least field goal 11pm (CATV 6)- Doug Ockey Show i ter 77 Suncoast 26 r lete fli) rnomen1s ueiore i recovered a Nick Mergo fumble defense but the deep men the Hornets should have been check. ( OPPe bac nto t on BIshop Moore's 3yurd line dropped back too tar on their penalized for "playing the man pOC t kiCk) Withlessthunsixminutesleft and hit Bill Merchant as the INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Shreves 71' David Albeson 74' Bob Hattaway 75' Chuck in regulation time, was able to curl under the coiiiplaintsfellon deaf ears and seemul to put the Lions into a en ire me Ov'o - Finney 2) 63 Dtf Palm Beach Twin Lakes • a 72-yard drive that only took began to hit his targets. A the end zone. The 10 Junior might end u that way, for the minutes to go. 10250 • also ' 1 p m (LI) - NFL Football (II no Worli Series baseball - Miam, 100pm nt L Passes Coast mini.to of the st three tournaments But (or the record some oUers ' Th ' w re ' i m, (9)- Wresng and 'round for a harmless in- Ward dropped back and threw a and the First score of the game. that carried them to the Hor- 31 0 a - an unbelievable ll4lnderpar 61. game snow. Regular programming would 00 delayed or OVIEDO A litfie known duo which prebably has to qualUy at ke l3 sboWd pose no proolema for TODAY WorldSeries- Theseyenvhgame,,lfle,t%ary,wiilb,,,,(,,on Claiming 12.000 - Pvr* 1630: 1 Fttp 31. Avon Park II I 1 6 Churchy Cram (Smith) 61 7. Okee(hobe, 7, North Shor 6 Wi%e Chuck (Pyt) 2 I. OotOe Tam two second quarter touchdowns Jim Pritchard hit 7f-17 passes against Spruce Creek. s up a1 on o, or ar t -_-- - �4 8—Evening_Herald, Sanford,Fl Sunday, Oct. 19, 1975 I _____________________ Le al Notice Va rn er's 2 145 Best Notice h : - I I ii Liii prof ess 10 iia us tnth? in '° SemInce OdQfldo - Wintet' PQrk 322 2611 8319993 °' cLASSIFIb DEPT. - - - - the Circuit Court, Seminole Counly. Florida in acco4'dance with the prOvisions of the Fictitious Name Statules, To Wit Sect ion 865 09 tonida Statutes 1957 S. Charles M Canieruii Marion Cameron l'ublish Oct U. 19. 26, Nov 7, 197$ DES ___________ Unpro(eulonals ..,i All ''"h"• — flu ti ...Ms luuru LOUT ntnO to register said name with the '' " r,..e ______________________________________ iI (ii'qk nt th.. t,rrn,I -. ' -. '' County. Florida in aCcordance w;n American Flag with Gerald lhe PtOViSCfl5 of the Fictitious Legal Notice Smith 206), Warren Mewes I ____________ ______________ Name Statutes, To Wit. Section 16509 Florida Statutes 1957. 1213), Keith Mewes (203) and - ____________5 Robert Chastain Jim Lamb (208-232-590) took , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Chastain from Wall Plbg lug & Ac with EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. PublishMovaline - Oct. 19, 26, Nov 2.9, )975 George Billips 200L Lewis 1)rywahl took 3 from Zales Jewelers even with John Frocher 209) and Jack Kanner CUlT IN SEMINOLE FLORIDA Reserve. Seminole with An early morning or late evening outing on the local water- Leroy Johnson (205)Fence and Hurt Truax (224) from hand. The sunrise and sunset periods of the day reveal literally Burger Chef intook spitethree of Nick's huzxhedsofduc1uwlnglngtheirwayacrosstheskya theearly part of the daya little bit ofa nip can be felt. DES 117 __________ CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-lflS-CA-04. CE In Re the Marriage of (205). Andy Patrick 208 Bob DENVER Locke (202-227) and Bill 1uthand Boatner t219 helped Joe 1mnsTlpv. Early Alorning Or Late Evening, COUNTY, DALE SPEARS. IN - THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl P. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NO. 1S.I9t7.CA-09-F [DC P tCK .' PCRENS. INC - a U,are crper.ton. I'. 4. UUI Ii rin,1ut3l. II II ADDITION. ñccordng to the pta? thereof as recorded in Pla? Book 17. Pqes 47 and 13, Public Reord Of Seminole County. Florida, has been filed against you d you (' required to serve a copy of your 1C' deIns, if any, to it, on JULIUS C. PETRUSKA, ROWLAND AND iust You four Callin IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM III JJP rA..... r""ILT L ANON For families 'r friends of problem drin mr t rmer nto'ma'c. call 423 1307 or ,vr,te ___ OppOdUlljt ies ______________________ VENDING ROUTES 29—Rooms WANT a Christian lady, age 4060 ' - snare . - . B AMBOOCOVEA One & 7 bedroom apartmg'rits, ISeal) ARTHUR H BECXWITH. jp. Clerk of the CrCut Court By S Martha T Vihlfl Deputy Clerk w c HUTCHISON, JR Flut,.hiSOri nd MorriS 130 North Park Avenue antord Florida 37711 PubIsh Sept 7i. Oct 5, 17, 19. 19)5 Seminole County. Florida Florida corpQr,t ion. Together with all Structures and Plaintiff. improvcmentsnowahoflereafteron vs Said land; and all futures now or JAYMOR CORPORATION, a hereafter attached to or Used in Florida corporation. end RICHARD connectionwiththepremisesherein BRUCE KEPLIN and ELIZABEIP4 described and in addition thereto the PEARCE z EPLIPi. hit *if, following described household ap Defendants pliances, ich are, shall be NOTICE OF ACTION deemed be, futures and a of to ICHARD OR UCI KERLIN 0 c;ean, Apt lots of rOom, furnsJ'iec 7 miles from downtown Sanf rd 372 em. or monthly III South Park • FgDRREST GREENE, INC 130 613) REALTORS 377 $Sl0eves Efficiency apartment, lights and water furniShed Elizabeth Crews, __________________________________ _______ 33—Houses Furnished At Superior Mobile Home hw all by ourselves We have new homes We have - - . - - - 34-4bile Homes financing and a complete service center right on the ISIS I And best of all we're depend- Longwood area, buy or rent, 7 bedroom, kitChen equipped, air. Call for terms. $301051 after 3. - Nice 1 BR trailer, S. Sanford Are, $125 mo. Adults only. No pets 372. the tim largest savings and ________________________________ loan associations in th. U_S. WFS IVA RIVER- Adult park 076.1 So before you buy any mobile home, come see all you can get for your money Come to the Show - 250 W. Higii.y SO - Watw Cards., Ha. - 0Sg1S7700 -- Wewill provide the Professional Service 107W Commercial Ph 3727061 Sanford WANT HORSES?? lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet, draperies. dishwasher. shbbery, privacy fence, MINT CON CITION, Was 5)7.750 Reduce-c to 579.900 Terms FLEETLINE -- REALTOR Associate GALLERY OF HOMES Offered by Savings & Loan. 373- Gale OWNERS WILL FlNANcE 3 Bedroom Home and Rental, 530.000. 3 Bedroom Home-Downtown, $19 500. Lakefront Home-Lake Mary, HOME AND POOL--S bedrooms, 2 baths,) car garage, Florida room, central heat and aIr, 1,43,000 WITT REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 371 0640 37) 7595 323 521$ 372.77$ _______________________________ -' new. resales, hornet YOU can afford. Low, low down, some with no 'loSing coits Realty. Realtor -_______________________________ — REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL - - Cnn' acre wooded mobile home site with well, septic A electricity West of Sanford on pay'ed roaci Mt Dora schools Available Nov 15th $40permontpi- Write, Paul 0. White. 7103 S Mich State, Ann Arbor', HAL COLBERT REALTY INC --------------IV' t 151?% St .3137537 HAL COLBERT,REALTOR Fvet ,r, 0617or 177-1557 Eves Selma Williams 372-156) - 323 6153 REALTORS P3t'3 6*11 - $5 () [)yjfl 125150 PER MONTH Lot sites start at 75'*lSO' and u. 11,000-to $3,950 per lot, Large 100 yr. old oak trees. County main- I Florida. go to with the the air when they clash 'ala Bills. New York has its own fire. New York Jets in a today, Even with Csonks and ''itere - :4 - C t' 'i .'- Kilek the early going. Joe Namath has been on target, and he has a of the week" is Al,slne Daracy with plus 82 pins, First place foliowing deScrIbed properly M fa'th in the Final Judgment i-orrctostjre- All persons are hereby notified been filed against yOu, and ,ou tllal the' undersigned 0% Ad .P.! _________ • (SAL) -- Arthur fleckw,th. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian Jenkins Deputy Clerk DOUGLAS L GRABLE, CQ Attorney for Plaintiff Soite 204 1110 West 50th Street HiIh, Floridi 33012 Tefephfe. 5570110 (or - mOtter of a • DES-In 8v Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk Pblith- Oct. 5, U. 19, 76. 197$ DES3O -__ Attorney Estate 76 Walt Street Orlando, Florida 37501 Publith. Ott S. 17, IS, 76, 197$ 131- s 25 _ 2 Bedroom, 2 30 Year Morlgagn -S pci. down Conventional Mortgaes SMALL APPLIANCES l968Pcr?iac:onvert1dlIeGTo,gn Condition, $600. 37)0935 - - drac;de granutH for Mw1'i"I. sect control. GardenLand, 1400w. . 373.6630 1966 Ford Station Wagon NELSON'S rLoRlDA ros" Worxlruft'sG,srdenCeriler Any Car— NoMoney Down REPAIRED 5005 SanfordAve 3739370 ___________________________ Maylag Automatic Washe,, cxcellent condition, new motor, $60. -..__ 601 Celery Ave. Sanfd -- - - WITH GOOD CREDIT 3UA1 ITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD Rent Bluc- Lustre' Electric Carpet Shampvyrs'r for onlySl.SOpecday CRRO1.L FURNITURI _ - KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines - 65—Pets-Supplies ------.----- tOOp4EY APPLIANCESI7I 0697 ______ 53 - --------- -- '71 Chev, Fleetsie '- Ion pick up. 11,000 ml • air, auto. 13495 'y Ford ',ton pick up exctl. cond, new s/icker, low mites. $193 •77 Gremlin X. air, $1795 '71 Pinto, autO, air. 1650 '70 Mustang Macti- I, auto air, $1373 '72 Toyola, 51.000 mi $1293 - MkflvOthen;ocnoosefm -- TV Radio-Stereo - For Example: .. 64—Equipment for Rent _____________________________ AUCTION, 371 7) SCash Phone3fl 0670 FREE KITTENS to ooed P'uomev -- Color TV'S from ISO; 118W, from 01% Srrvice all makes HERBS' IV 1700 S French. 373 $734 TV Antennas installed, Also music, intercom, paging systems. New Of old construction. 322 7996 South- east Video. ________________________ COLOR TV. 511 93 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 61.1 ioo ooe-i tv'eed Call after S p m 5736, 11$ Havj Drive , Chico - & The Man 373. (new location) Jct. 11-92 & 477. Long*oo1 CalI)7213700r$3,,,1&n rable IriSh Setter Pups AKC. 6 wks old, shots 8. wormed, 5100. Sport Bug, like brand new. AM FM radio, $2195. Ask for Don Pope 377 1651 Dealer, w Persian kittens, Silver and cameo, CFA registered, 130 to 1100. 322- 0315. Seal Point Siamese. (emale . 9 mos. old. Togood home only (or cost of the ad. Phone after 7-323 SO)? - ____________________________ 1971 Vega Hatchback, white, PS. Air, Auto, Radio, custom inttcir, deluxe bumpers, excel. cond. 611 114$, ___________________________ _________ APARTMENTS lAND A I P C 0 Pd 0 I I I 0 N I N C , REFRIGERATION, DUCT WOP K 71 hour service, All rnSe't DYKES AIR CON DITIONING. 3721577 2BEDROOMS—FROMSI44 Quiet Serene— Easy Living AllAdult—Modern 1120 Florida Ave., Off 5. 17.92 Phone Datedat Orlandc, Oranee County Florida, October Itt, ins \dditions W.2Sth Sanfcrd,f'ia. Call fi-r Appt, 322-3103 Remodeling ___ I I I 'g - SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM TI-l[ 'A'APIT AD COLUMNS 3234650 _______________________________ trt,'rrr F 'Pin Par-ding 25 r,pnr,encc also minor rep'sr v W J KING Plumbing Supplies_________ We-rI man 68-1 5770 Fixtures Water Heaters. So m.-10 _____________________ ________________________________ P m thru Sat 751.4 Park. 37)1412. P4cc? help run iPi-'st Satufcl.sy .. ________ Pai'.lnqi- rlri'ri", w-r"irvw "u" (Ctri't..*rih i'c B the hour rr ' 'i" inh 327936% BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 9.SFPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 Pressure Cleaning Al.:. CLEANS ALL [vICtGq 371 _________________________ Intern, Radio & TV Exterior Pla%ter,np, Plaster ci,itchin,i 8 sumulatcu __________________________________ brick & stor' t'iIt ______________________ 372 7700 DRIVE III TV SERVICE- Fatt Ci5seibrr y Ptcri 8)1 9$ bring results. try one, arid liSten to your gi'-r,ne r'r'g 0-at 322 2611 cc ______________________________ ____________________________ T0'',- Pt, flEAUTY SALOPi (far or rI- ii,n r .ni? I$"aij' Large NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts - Fum. or Unfum. '' KOOtifla - House Palatlaj __________________ ________________________ MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR ________________________ - -WIFIILR ITEMS, SELL DA.E > PAINTING "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Gooci Pan?. Free Estimate WANT AD. Phone 372 2611 or $31. _____________ 615 1.51) - On Lake, Free Boating IPool Clubhouse brapes Carpeting •ep. Dining Rooms - 9993 and a friendly Ad Vsor will ti'lp yOU Highway 17., Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.8670 or 8)1.9777 Home Improvements ru. (.in,'r"y 5 C' U'." i' or t. 1 i'nsrd, (cr-tied Free estimate 373 60)5' If yr.,s Art' h'svinq diffultv tund,ng a plOre Iri live-. car 10 drive, a lOb 01' some 'ervs(e you have' ripest of. rPAd all our want ads every day the little "extras" that count at SOLAR HEATING AND WATER I you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a lob. C sore service you have need cl re.nd Oil our want ads every day ______________ PURIFICATION SYSTEMS A small CI1;%,fipcl Ad br'ngj b 'ctunn', Tn,' cn' ui-fill See Call 32 on 1)1 9991 _______________ Shoe Repair _________________________________ I Sit PSOP4 LANOCLIAP INC Herald, '177 761). nr SlIPS's) __ STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 327 7611 or 0)1 99'fl FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE I ' J ,. if IQ your shoes, HANSON'S SHOE SHOP, ?21E Is? 5t,3fl' $uliOc:ng. F '':avating. Dutch Work Fill tint, top soil 372 5943. Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified adS for good tuys II-',' F4t,IOC,FTS ARE ('i( cIj DC-P ',5'iTti VAI,.laI .. Ii LJphoIster1g - - Goal? ____________ Office MUCbIIISS OFFICE MACHINES i'rr Service all makes and rnOd'ls" Fne'ePickup,gncl Delivery inforci Rusin.,'cs t.S,ncPi'nes 372 0005 - ROWE SEPTIC TANK ticpnei R4'nded. Insured Con r'-te Sepsic tanks, installations. nra,nfieir?s P. tanks pumped 377 P990 - -cd If heels & soles give new - Kicit (iutqrow the' 5w'nq sd or 5mtI bitytIC' Sell tPir'se' idiC items with a want aci 'To place your ad. call 'nurfriclly Cl'ss%fied gal at TIne Full Bath Apartments 110 W. Airport Blvd,, Sanford Office Open 10.6 DaIly Ca Il.'323. 7870 ________________________ - F.i'.'ct rool nro',rs lint c'.nil All wni'k n,..r..,*,,i RPOCMFPI ROOFING 3236100 a cf'uC-!' Call Pt-i-U ContaIn 305 323 3°)9 Beginning At 179 Per Month, - - central Pleat A. Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl l"srris. at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771. IDelux, Clubhouse a Swimming Pool Conv,nl,nl To Schools, Churches & Shopping A Florida orp, Phlrth Oct S I?. 19, 78 19/S (J[577 —.-. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Drap,s Included Close to everythlr.g yet away from it alit Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks party 000 Douglas Road. Coral Gables. Florida. 52—Appliances -- _________ KQch*n Includes DIshwaSher, Frost Free Refrigerator, Rang. £ Disposal AUTOMATIC WASHER a DRYER IN EVERY UNIT Central Heat 5 Air HOMES OF DISTINCTION -' , Publijh Oct. I?, IS, 26. Nov. 7, 1975 Publish. Oct. 19, 1975 DES$3 may CASH For Your Junk Cars 372 1329 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU rgrrnkxht trx - 9dqt&uiMe Pursuant to th - 80—Autos for Sale Air Conditionlng ' ImprovemeniJ _______________________ Home _______________________ Inc ,REALTORS74Mrs 6414341 filed in said court w,'h thu Circuit (lent, Seminole at Styled Court on or ttfcre the 7th day publication showing this notice hOt County, Florida, Upon receipt of Re'rs'.l f SemInte Cc'.r.?'j. ucigment be entered againsl consecutive wee-ks. IlSe Forlda you the relief demanded in the approval ef 'aid report and the notice, the fictitious name, (Seal) Comptaint herein to wit- DISCOUNT DELI under ordering of diStribution of Arthur H. Deckwith, Jr. Said which I am engaged in buSiness at WITNESS my hand and Seal of r-st,ite will come before the Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Li S )i'uhw,, ti 9?. iii th City of saci (tur?, thiS ?ml cia? cf OOc-trr, 'HERi(.l H KEEN LI,'- (lane RiClsarde Li-"gwood, FlOrida 1975 I'S I'drTlnittra?rui Deputy Clerk That the ISEAL) inter.'ited in said of saici estate MALCOLM H. FRIEDMAN ArlPtu,r H Reckwith, Jr business enterpriSe is as follows CHARLES C MEINER Attorney for Plaintiff. Clerk Of the Circuit Cur1 MAR CV. INC. 62—La . ___________________ 305617 5111or641 1022 C Luxurious CarPeting -- 3rd day Of Octooer, theregi recorded in Plat Book 17. 1971 Chevrolet I ton pick u. 6 Cyl 5teel bed, excellent C'tditicr.. final offer 51.350 $3) 6155 ______________________________ Used We Buy Furniture NOTICE UNDER admInistration TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Notice Is hereby given that the Attorney for pIaintifl, at Suite 211, Seconci Supplemental final report undersigned, lht-reof and has -- One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks 322 - ---------- BUSINESS DIRECTORY - 5arjd1ewood V111a5 SOt written defenses thereto, II any, completed the upon LEONARD V. WOOD, (SQ __________ $19 F F,rI. 377 5117 ' It's 73 Parts 214, second place Is WITNESS my hand andeal 01 SaId LAKE, UNiT 14 Seminole County, Springs, Florida 21701, and I ile lhe OIectlons Ihereto, if any, Court, at S*nford Seminole County, Florida, according to %Iv,s'Id the PIat Gregory Mobile Homes 17.7, Etorida. original with the Clerk of the above duty filed After filing proof be of 165 09, Florida Statutes, will register on thiS Jack has been awesome with No. 2 receiver in the conference Train 14-10. Diane Hellin rolled Mercury Morris and Don Not- wIth 18 catches for 360 yards four strikes in a row, Becky and (our touchdown,,. Pavftk, Bobbie hood, Sharon tingham. Th.ey are ui-. And John Higgins and Curl Bassand Karen Pakuvic all had can Conference's Nos. 2 and 3 runners behind Buffalo's O.J. (;arrt'tt have jy the Jets an turkeys. The following plIt.s explosive ground game, mean- were converted by Christy mpson. field. Miami ing New York now has a bal. Coffrnan 5-7, Macil Harold 8-10 Rut without WasL It.er than 11th tn the 13- onccd attack and doesn't have (Topper Award), Florence to depend entirely on Joe Will- Ulrich 7-9 (Tappet Award)i team cooference Jn passing. Teresa HuLa 2410, Lois Smith Still, the Jets have shown je's arm, p Mortgage This nd ice shall be published onceeachweekforlourcoqtiy, t II 00 A M. on 6o—Off ice supplies , - ' --------- -- - REALTORS . I -_____ AMERICAN INVESTORS - - - - - -. - 79—Trucks-Trajlers Kiittjk. - Corvette Convertible (new top), power steering a. brakes. AM FM radio. new radials, S4.SO. 571 3009 after 6. -----_ _______________________ exit, anci follow signs. equipped kitchen, $3l.50) si $997 SYSTEMS FOUR ____________ ____ Bicycle 77". 10 speci. to,'; 1971, 33 i:i With taried streets. City of DeBary Sales pyrson on site Sunday 11 till . . Take II to Deltona DeBary Swim in community pool Low, low dow-n. Price slashed hi-in to i,95o Larry Saxon, Realtor Established Residential Area? 58—Bicycies _____ office furniturp mattress, 510; Braided rug, 5)3. Antique cocktail table, glass Wood tin 5?E's-t rlr'sks IPtecutive desk frame top. 570; 4 pc mirror a. & chairs, secretarial desks 8. scones set. 515; Lake Mary, 323 Chairs. Straight chairs, tiling 1977 9I cabinets, as Is Cash an Carry PIOLL'S KULP DECORATORS (a",eltX'rry. $7 97.0)0 1206 409W is? St .372 7335 -_ Forrest Greene, Inc. WINTER SPRINGS, I BR, 2 bath, Makeolfers, 3bedroomoncorner lot in Sanford area of fine homes Huge 77' master bedroom, dining room, fireplace, Screened porch Asking 127.500. 3239110. In Sanford's Finest Twin size roll a way bed Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGFNCY 372 35/6 -. ________ m scenery 5750) _____________________ needle , , Io$ona peninsula for unobstructed - PRICED FOR BUYERS MARKET Moving? Why Not Live ''-' Iu,idno l'lui.. %"w,nn mAChine Pay hatani-re nI VS or 10 payments rf 58 ce-c , (3RD SCwluc. CEN TER 0i F.ic? First Downtown 9fl Eve 869 1116 43—Lots-Acreage ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near Deflary, almost an acre of river front with beautltul trees, great fishing, Owner says "submit offers " CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront lV7IHondaCtS700 SellorSwapforCar 312 _____________________________ __________________________ 78—IV'otorcycles ___________________________ porch, huge inside utility room, 2 -' fl liOnel. 3 '- -- --- ______ ' ______ 11' Fiberglass Punabow & trailer, No motor. Neat, 0230 FIrm 1002 WashIngton Ave. Position, twin needle, front ASSOCIATE5-.REALTOR5 '73 Vindale, 17' x 61', 2 bedroom. carport and screened porch. Nothing down, assume payments Cal 3fl 7605. if no answer call 059 3701. Accessories _________________________________________________________ PEALTOP373S77I Empty, move right fl, I bedrooms, family room, separate living & dining roomS, bib' screened - 55--Boats & Assume Payments norr 7 6051, OVIEDO3oS.5466 lecond;fioned B,ittenes $1793 e. cPianci-e REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 S'snfci Ave ._ Double wucit new, Smalleteetric organ, with Stool, $50. screen room, central air, carport awning and skirting. Good con dilioni Payments $106 17 mo, 76—Auto Parts ROBSOPIMAQIPIC Barrington, double wide, new, 71' x 60', central air, large raised screen patio, carport, skirting. wood grain lapsed siding, good location, with trees, Offered by Harold Hall Realty Crank , ,-- - ________________ 51—Household Goods central air, raised Iron? screen We have the perfect place on 7i, room, carport, skirting, corn acres-very secluded- cleared pletely set up. Near 436 a. Il 97 bUt still nicely wooded — 3 Offered by Savings & rooms, 7 bath double wide Loan Sal 58 per month 373 6051 modular home, hat large screened and lott of storage. To see SKYLINE - Double wide. '73,21's call Doris Freund. 60', 3 BR, 2 bath, raised front 254$ Park Dr. . Chilc7rens toys. Household items Daily after 1 pm 1325 S Mellonyille Savings & Loan, Payments, Houtefulof furniture Must sell 1375 013 36 mo 323 6051 S Mellonville anytime after 1 p.m Agency !1UILV J bedroom, 2 bath, family room, _____________ time' trees 322 0373 Anytime - ., - You want to Buyor Sell Real Estate CRASH SALE Real Estate 372 5677 1946 Melody 7 bedroom mobile Rugec, Mini Ii's. S P. W Md. 29 322 home. 1.500 and assume payments 0599 after 6 30 1)98 Ross St., Phone 322269$. -------. .--- If 5)0 6061 Føi *11 1(7(1 n-fleeIng fli)'lnq CAflOing and ______________________________ crritr'.u;enrpcii)re 5ujrr,jni h SAPIOPA SANFORD hraitfiii rs .ini r 'rr IrCe's 177 147fl W. stand behind avery home we sell St __________________________ - able The Superior Mobile Home Show Is a whollyowned subsidiary of one of Superior Mobile Home ShoLd Payments 04.29 mo Offered by iwo Dearoom trailer, Sanford 372 SEMINOLE COUNTY ____________________ 1277. _______________________ FHA VA, - --' -------. ' good'as.new refurbished model,. We have low-cost ________________________ I -- . DAur,J,.IA - ..... DAD S . -U.-. i-'t ,,? 'Li, centra, air, Ktchenflathrooni- Cabinets ant Cs asher, raised patio, skirting, cc tops, Sinks Installation avail & lie downs. Good location, Oble Bud CabeIl. 122 lOS? Ony Custom made I2'x60' mobile home with a 10' 'xfl' Florida room Completely (urnished, carport, patio, 7 utility buildings, fruit rear yard 10 Acres. Mullet Lake area, $75,500. Excellent fInancing available 3 BEDROOM, Pi bath, below FHA appraislal, $73,500. 322- 2420 Small Furnkh.sl Slui-.,s,,. lnThe Country 327 2027 days, 377 6700 evenings Show, our selection ii so large, we're a mobile home 311 115 family room. Fenced DELTONA- Air, Neat, Clean I BR. Closed Porch, 5179 7BR, Din P., 5149 2 BR, Carport, Porch, $119 Your MLS Immediate Occupancy. Will not hold. No Pets. 571 1010. . REALTORS Shoi5d.° 0rlandoOrive Sanford)?) 570) _______________________________ - ______________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNIT URE BUY SELL-. TRADE lots Rent one, live on the other. GENEVA AREATAKE A RIDE BY Ill Azalea and ZONED AGRICULTURE tee if it's what you always wanted ' Acres on St Johns Ave., 135,00). 3BPs. I bath, range, dishwasher, 58ACres,wiIldivide52peracre - '. vs. Realty only $70,000. r*tone 37) 5111 before 10am. Superior Mobile' Home t _____________________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES .ssoollehomewjtfllbeauti(UI shaded Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC ___________________________ Underground sprinkltr System, well & pump.) BR home, kitchen equipped, drapes. Sound like what you've been looking for? And It's dishwasher, fenced yard $195 I — . --- W. Garnctt White INC. 377 711$ CASSELBERRY- 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, family room, air Stenstroiii conditioned, carpeted, kilchen equipped, Clothes washer, food freezer included Garage, nice yard, $730 CALL tO SEE "SANI ORD'S S?.L ES LEADER" FERN PARK MAITLAND -- 3 bed rooms, 1', baths, air Conditioner, BEAUTIFUL WOOtThu corner lOt. I Call REALTY ''-•------------------- - 1? tel GUNS. GUNS, GUNS RF'JUCED TO 5)7.000 373 6353 '''- 9 til. ,& Sun. 1971 Ford Econoline 100 Van. Completely carpeted, Captain Sports equipment, toyi, Chairs and ttereq. 131 l$i7, clothes, baby crib& car seat, other ______________________________ baby items, linens, misc, Several 17O Dodge Islander mofor home, families involved, Cash please. 12$ 71' Small equity & take o-. _________________________________________ Larkj l,rye, ld,'ltwldii-i r.'.'nl', 12.1 1 minus roof, with two doors. 37 0598. SavIngs & Loan 373 603) - AFTER lIPS 177 9751 17? 0645 bath, family room. $110. In 327 t991 formation on window - - - vS PEAl TOP I77CotintryCIut,Drive,7broom, SAId MO PARK. I, 2. 3 bedroo ti-I trailer apts. Adult & family par Weekly. ISIS Hwy Il 92, Sanfori 373 1930 - $ _______________________________ __________________________ P,ione 323 4196 . REALTORS JIM HUNT 7'?I FanS Dr 42—vbiIe Hon-'ies Days--)fl 6123 Plights 377 7357 LAKE MARY- I Bedroom hon with 3 baths, also a den, family room & basement Dressing room Forrest Greene, Inc. '' 75—Recreational Vehicles -_ --"----------'----- Patio, Aluminum franied enclosure, GARAGE SALE Sat. . -- --_____________________________ Si', JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Small frame house, 2 bedroom, I bath, garage, big half acre lot, undergoing reppsses5i, needs work. 59,300, Call Jack'onv ille 904. 2610631 830683) 32? 19 - LOp4GWO)- 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath home, air COnditioned, knotty pine paneling, utility building, nice Pinecnesl- 3 BR, 1½ baths, air conditioner,convenlenttOschs. 5175 mo 321 0746. —. Furnished Apartments, weekly ,,,, , bath, large denoff swimming pool 027,000. 5250 mo. Owner will - electric typewriter, tEyt' items, misc 076 C 70th 5? S's!. Mon. Tue's FULLER BR USH" -- For usen (urniture' appliances taois etc Buy I o' tOol items Larry's Mart, 715 Saord Ave CARPORT SALE- Lowery organ, ________________-' -- - We Buy Furniture CASH 322.4132 hOusehold goods Sat. & Sun. Oct. IS & 19, 9 to S lOS Ridge Drive, Park Ridge, Sanford. Girls 76" bike, TV, Goll CIu, Toys, Pr. Diamond pierced earrings. 3210505 1273W ---- -.--- - Sale 332 8919 I WE TAKE TRAZIES - - .. - .-,-.. :'''' - will dicker or swap %l9,5o FurnishedorUnfurnished ___________________________ we ...: wall to wall carpet, OPt AJ5I1nnts Fun - - 8. 373 7920 _________________________ -- kitchen -- - _____ - --- Sanford- 7', mtes west at town, 3 trees On nearly an acre 571,900 bedromt, excellent condition, CALL US partiall. furnished 5)73 month, WINTER SPRINGS- 3 Bedroom security dc-post required. 373 0230 home, carpeted, fenced back yard or $67 2819. with utility shed FHA available. '21.130. 2 Bedroom Block Home , ar.''. u.s.000 32—Houses Unfurnjshed Deflary Adults I BR. air; clots,T stores, churches ldI (or ret ii'cci persons 668 6408 or 377 0051 A BABY S WORLD Care for infants If you are a mature woman Who has a minimum of S hourS a day to ?ri,r' 7 ØnIy ?'4e.t tonewOrivert' building and supervising Lirnise Bureau 3226445 a sales force. Field Creation. a -. Marshal Field family ownid 18—Help Wanted coSmetic company has• poSition available in thiS area Unlimited o4$,r help Par? ?nMust b earning potential with ac f)o,i(1g.•Ie of Sanford & viincecflirt opportciitieS Call 670 mroie Co Mature Good t-vps? 1310 34A5. Must enjoy working With people Reply to Go. 568 co The Evening Plurtes RNM. IPH's: AIde's. Aide Herald, P0 Box 1637, Sanford. (rwnpan;on- PIe-edf'd ImmediatCly _______ '9 - Cond 0125 ma plus deposit. 700 E 21st St Call 373 4359 after 5.30 Manager Opportunity 32) ISIS BOOk 16. Pige 6). Public Records of DON FOX ASSOCIATES INC. a _________________________ — furniShed or uflturnishe,j PIesvfy redecorated Come see 100 E Airport Blvd Sanford 37) IIICI WITNESS MY September, A D 1975 couple only. No pets or children. 2200 Park Ave. business equipped, air, carpeted, Aduiti only 327 1196 wi rids eves I with mester bedroom, walk fl closets, central vacuum. Also attathed apertment (Cr a roomy 1.500 sq. ft. of space CALL NOW SANFORD 3 Bedroom. 2 bath horne.sriady yard, air conditioner. Furnished, I bedroom duple"r, I bedroom vnfurnithed, * * CI.IFF JORDAN. REALTOP __________________________ 775 76)0 or 173 1 One 0. Two bedroom apart me,itt, tarpet, air, (urn, & unfurn 19$ lIP 3771110 Broker ffli- 323 193$. — (AYE MARY- 2 BR duple,. kitthen equipped Carpeted, central heat P. aIr, $150 r mi - 2 BR Apt ---. FORREST GREENE INC. ___________________________ REALTOR 3770970 lrnllpt) Real Estate 322.7643 ______ ________ ________ 323 5851 or 3226670 OPAPJGF(I1YDIJ 0 or iinfurn Quiet Neighborho Dci Reasonable q adults preferred, security deposit, - - *Spanjsh Charm* r rna,' rftc'r stone freplace, turned columns, sunken paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence, carpet. FHA.VA . 131-l2fl MOSSIE C. BATEMAN . -- BALL REALTY RAYMOp(), BALL Pen Real Estate Rrotec 3226457 3773641 Aft Hrs 373 7137 RyOwner_2lSmlteswestSanqo 817W lttSt,Sanford 3 bedroom, excellent condition, 7Bi'jrocm air conditioned, fenced 015.900, 323 07)0 or $62 2649. ______________________________ yard, 1901 Summerlin Ave 55.900 * * 'to -. Sanford. 50-4'yjiscellaneous 321.0041 acres garden zpot. Terms, $29900 Low down payment. Ornamental Tw'ei- hecironni- lnn or unfurn Unfurnish 5-Lost & Found -- - — ________________________________ qualIficatIons. LOcT P,.j Ir so Si'Iter in Loch Arbor lililiwulde area Call 373 Housekeeper 0 care for Semi 7009 anytime after I P m invalid Lght housework Mutt be Reward' able to work week ends & LOST. Male German Schnauiec, evenings Good wages Write Bo' grey & white, wearing Chain coke 7195, Sanford collar Answers to "Sparky". _______ - __________ REWARD 323 2150 ____________________ AVON (.511 64i1079 _________ Referenices STOP AND THINK A MINUTE ACS dicini ark thCrP wout,jni hi- .ini -- - MIS-- REALTORS GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INc LEASE OPTION Vacant--- 3 fIR frame, 31A — (XIplexes CQUIred 321 0251 or 3231317. . home - - -- drape's, carpet, boat dock. JOHNNY WALKER 7491 _ --_-__.,,, nrefl,rj,,im 7AI?FIrnS'snVOrd Pg". -i', - ! " P CAL T011 372 AVA1OpIApAiENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W, 2nd St. ___________________ account 19195. French _________________________ I or? Bedrooms, Adultsonly PARK AvEPIUEMOBILE PARK 7543 Park Drive 570 up ____________________ Rentals — TjF (OPITRACT" WATERFRONT- 3 bedroom, $ bath, breakfast bar, fireplace, 3fl 1959,372 1164 CaIlBar't Real Estate __________________________ SFMIPIOLE CO Acreaqe (rôcts, DAVES 173 9'37fl small and large 57 0)0 per acre CARPORT SALE: ClOthing, car top _____________________________ _______________________ carrier, dishes, complete valley and tip Terry Realtor 67$ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED trailer hitch, TV. misc, (1711 _______________________ Ifl An. TopprfrespaIci, us-ed, any Condition ______________________________ derson Circle. Sanford. Starts 6140126, wInter Perk Sridy', Oct I? anytime, Merchandise Po buy used office furniture CARPORT SALE. Furniture & Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cats-el -- -- -. Misc. Saturday & Sunday. 10 to 6. berry, Hwy 17 92 130 4706 Winter Park Brookt#i-ire area, 7530 for . Banchory Road 6472617. USED FURNITURE WANTED 10 Gun Catj'r.ei Cu5'orn made. Olci) GARAGE SALE Big I family, Phone 37) 1520 30 XI Winchester rifle. 1.10 Phone Tools, typewriters, collectabies, Kish Real Estate RVUF BYOND 277 7371,372 1198,372 19 - Jensey Milk Cowor fm00dCww1t,I2CaIve% 46—Commercjal '--- MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 4991 67—Livestock-Pouftry 54—Garage Sales - Central Florida's Nothing Down illS O1SO--Color TV QUALITYINN-NORTH I I & SR 131 Lonqwood E*cellent Opporfunit Only F 10 hours weekly with compietc company training & location let UP Investment of S0ong :all ColleCt, Mr Carlson. S13 576 s: -'5,. Pen Real Estate Broker 1100 F 75th St lfl 665$ Stemper Realty Air conditioned efficiency apartHuge, Huge Lot merit Call 10 am to 7 p rn 372 3 Bedroom home recently refur 1)74 bishecj AS%ut' low interest mortgage or refinance VA with no Monthly RCfltdlSAyOjlObJ, clown. 519.000 Sunday, Oct. 19, 197S—SB _________________________ _______________________ __________________________ M UNSWOR1'H REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker pm w itt St 323 606% or 37) 0511 eve's Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nw 3 hdrm COLORADO hemr' Make rolor Selections 5ACRES.17,73Ot Beautiful Colorado Paved strents. rity water. 171.300 high mountain valley 525 down, Garage Sale, 5t OSlO, Jaffa Dr. with rinly S700de,n Government 575 monthly. Owner 0043760690 blocknorthMa,tlaedFleaMark,t. firisneina 5141649 Builder Make your Budget go further, $7p Rnefit Performing Arts Co.. _______________________________ Florida the Classified Ads every day. 2 Bedroom,I Bath -------S Family Yard Sale, Oct. III. 19. 106 In Country. 06,50) Property Tangerine Drive, Ravenna Park, 319 5304 _______________________________ TAFFER REALTY * ____________________________ = - Semi reted(ouple neJ rirt ne Custial rk Ph flI 00 _____________ - _______________ —_____ - - ,,- They're Hot" lAKE MARY-- payment, monthly paymenti lest SUNLAND ESTATES 141cc 3 than rent Government subsiduzeci bedroom, I bath, central heat & to Qualified buyers Call to see ou QuOlify! air, modern kitchen, (enced large lot, utility Shed, shallow well, 522.000. Terms. f ormation rail 3220701 2SitUatiOflSWantec lice. City Hall, Sanford for turthf information or submiSSiOn o, Application, resume and Lot 78. Block P.'. .icianst ou for the relief demanded NORTH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND __ - - ---ORLANDO TERRACE. SECTION FOR ri the Petition SEMINOLE COUNTY. WILL BAflY SIT In your home or HAND and the seal ONE OF UNIT ONE, according to FLORIDA rnne, days or nightS Mrs Elkiris, Of thiS Court on the 25th day of the Pta? thereof as recorded in Pl.st CASE PlO. 75104!CA.I1.E - Get ' Em While * New houses In a rural area. No down apartments, attractively fur.. nithtd, COnveniently located anctt beautifully landscaped, 5)35 no Call between 0)0 5. For in - - P.S I n I m u m pr 0 g r a m s qualificatIOns college graduate wIth degree ifl recreation, physical j(atign or aled fielOS Contact Sanford City PeronneI Row $53 intord, Fla 37771 - .- - '* New, modern, I story efficiency Kitthenhelp Guy'sBarbecue 2040,BobWatson207,George Water and electric hook-ups are now available at the LemOn Beers 204, Bud Campbell 203Bluff site and Ed "Woody" Woods reports several camP 535, and Robert Gilbo 200-550 already taking advantage of the new fadlity. and were the oniy 200 bowle of the to part the realty C%Cfling. Other highs: Phyllis OCR lit and ELIZABETH PEARCE erch, Bream Best Bet Tappan Range, Model Z 2332 KERLIN. his wife WaLsh 194-536, Bob Barbour l82 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Tappan Dishwasher, Model 61111 Whose last known Speckled perch and bream have been the best bet in Fbi-. 37771 540, ry Hatchett 192-520, Steve NAME STATIJTF m Badger fnsinkerator Disposal. address it unknown Marina Isle section or the St. Johns. The specks are beginning to Groover 188-510, Ed Knesel i91WH(3'a IT "A V CONC F P N Model 33) YOu ARE NOTIF lED that a _________________________ __________________________ I Nntir.. i5 h.re'tiy oven that the nmlarge and some nice sized bream are being landed by visitors 500, Laura Harris 190-502, Ed Sentry Water Heater. Model vTO Cross Claim as been fled against i'nnIe-fsionerl nuirsuant to the 10 yoij and you are required to Serve a Legal Notice Legal Notice to thecamp. The largestbassreport this reek was a four pounder Borne 184.529, Bill Clarke 188- "F urfitnus Name Statute" Chapter Tappan Range Hood Model 5) (OpycI your written delentes, ii any. ________________ _____________________________ LzltanglersaretellingofmanystrikerltheyfailedtojAmd. 524, Marge Jackson 187-527, '4q09 FtondaStatutes.wullregustpr 102) to CrossClalmants attorney, John IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Drift fishing with live minnows is paying off for the "early marvin McNult 188-544, Vie with ttie ('irijit Court, .n and for Chrysler Aurtemp Furnace, L Maynard. whose address is 061 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. S.mirlp Cr.jnty. Florida. upon Model 4206 37 West Morte Boulevard, Suite 20, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE birds" both In Lake Monroe and Lake Jessup. The wind usually Lesiti 177-510, Barney Driver receipt nf prnf of tPieoubIicatnof Chrysler Airtemp Compressec, Post Office Box 5)7, Winter Park. COUNTY, FLORIDA starts blowing by mid-morning and those lakes can get mIghty COUNTY, FLORIDA 177-508. this net(e, thi' fictitious name, to Model 176301 Florida 32709, on or before CIVIL ACTION NO. PSCIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1948-CA.OLD wit Ii PPFP (RUST under Which Seminole County School Food Wall to wall CMPetlflQ n the living NOvember 17th, 1973. and file the ',t oc ToN, HAT LEY. DAVI N & STOC K T011, WHATLEY. DAVIPI & e.r''rt n eqi-oaoe In Jsinejs at room, dining room, bedrooms, halt AtHiley's caznpon Lake Jessup, Don Griffin and Bob Kelly Service Mixed League: High ?O !oiith original with the Clerk of the Court COMPANY, a Florida corporation. COMPANY, a Florida Corporation, Wvmnrp Road in the City and all ClOset5 In carpeted areas either before Seryce on Crest Plainlif I, took specks, Thurman Wright and his son. Junior, laiwled 42. serIes scratch was Carol r Attamenfe Springs. Florida Plaintiff, -have been filed against yOU arid Claimant's attorney or immediately : 'That the fiarly ,ntere'5ted in Saud DotieyBafleywhodoeshlsfishlngviathetrouing method, gothis Slaughter 536. High series with James C. Levie and Howard N. thereafter. otherwisea default will ROBERTA P.S flROAD,P,AY. ROSS JOHN C TORRES &nd ELEANOR h'sin,45 .'n$erprisa. is as follows' Levie d b a Levie Florida In :- limltandJimSplveyandpartyhadastrjngof3o. be entered against you for the relief hdcp was mci McDonald CALHOUN Canit FI ST TORRE S. his wife, 4 HANfll CHECK. INC. vestments, a partnership and YOt' demanded In the Crcs% Claim NATIONAL BANK OF MERRITT David Hiley trolled with "Beetle-Spins" and jigs and pulled In with 110 pins over her average Defendants a Florida are reQuired to serve a copy of your Thit notice shall be publiShed once ISL API7) 45. Tom Clark and wife fished two days this week landing 32 for "Star of the V,'eek." High NOTICE OF ACT ION i'rrpruration wrilten defenses, if any, to it on each week for four (4) consecutive Defenda,tts '0 JOHN C TORRES and Oa?eii A? M,aitlAnd. Seminotc Maclean and Rrooke ptiotifl't weeks In The Evening -: unusually large specks. Lewis Mack and party brought in 30 game scratch was Shirley (cily Herald NOTICE OF ACTION ELEANOR TORRES Cnvud.i 5.-pfer'it,er 11th. attorney, whose address is Post Dated thiS 9111 day of October, whichi.snotldcouslderingthatLewisjsbijnd, TO, ROBERTA M BROADWAY Reeve's 191. Rose Phillips I,PI Residence '-Unknown Office Drawer X, Jacktonvulle. 1915 and ROSS C CALHOUN Big channel catfish up to nine pounds in weight have been picked up the 3-7 and Reeve PlititiSh c.nt '/8. Oct 5. 17. IS. 1975 Florida 32203 on or before November (Seal) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Residence -- UrAnew,i action to foreclose a mortgage on the i'sFP vs among the speckled perch landed. 21st. 1975. and file the original with sparedthe2-10 split. Other 500's Arthur H fleckwuth, Jr YOU ARE NOt IF lED that an tollowing property in Seminole the clerk of thiS Court either before !Clerk of the Circuit Court of the evening were Reeve (513) 4ct.ontofocecIosearnor$geonfhe County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE service on plaintiff's attorney Or By. Lillian I Jenkins following property in Seminole and McDonald (515) Lof 13. Biock 'C", WASHINGTON -EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. immeduatelythereafterothens5,jsea They're Biting In Vv'ekiva Deputy Clerk County, Florida OAKS SECTION TWO, according to : default will be entered against you CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Jet Bowlerettes Ladies: PhIish Oct I?. 19. 76, Nov. 7, 1973 Lof 7, Block C), W000MERE the plot thereof as recorded in Ph? for the relief demanded in the DES 06 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Elaine Kostival 508-204 and Peg (General Jurisdiction Division) PARK, SECOND REPLAT at flock II. Pages 06 and $7, Public 4 lntheWeklvaRlverthewaterlsd'oppingtjtthefl.iarestjjj complain? or petition. cording to the Pta? thereof as Records Of Seminole pateySOS-andLouisecosat200. County, Case Plo. 7S•7$S9•CAQ9.F biting. George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven told of several Recorded in Plat floçA I]. Page 73, Fiofida WITP4ESSmyhandandthll IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tf'7 FEDERAL this Court on October 16th, 197$ Turkeys during the SOUTH morning SHORE partiestandIngenoughbreamandcatf1shforagoodmeaa EIGH TEENTH JUl31 IAL dR. Public Records of Seminole County, has been filed against you and you were rolled by Kathy Hats)', SAvINGS AND LOAN ASSO (Court Seal) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida areregirtØ5,,i- cripyof your occasionalbass,showeduponthestxingsbroughlin Arthur H BCCw!h, Jr CIATIOPI OF MA5SAPEQUEA, been filed aciang you and you written defenses, ,t COUNTY, FLORID, Kostival (twice), Sharon Tillis any. to it, en Clerk of the Circuit Court NEW YORK, Manyc.anoeenthustsareusingthecanoesei-viceprovided CIVIL ACTION NO 7S'2035-CA-O9.0 urrrequiredtO5ervea(oprOfyor JULIUS C Plaintiff, PETRUSKA, and Rose Vaughn. Tracy Albert fly Lillian T. ienk,ns by Wekiva Landing formerly Camp Seminole). Kathy and Paul NATIONAL wrtten defenses, 'f any, to It, on ROWLAPIO AND PETRUSKA, HOMES AC vs Deputy Clerk spared the 2-5-20, Bobbie JULIUS C. CEPTAPICE CORPORATION, PC TIIUSKA, Plauntiff' Attorney, whose address Snyder,carnpmanagers,saidtheyhavereservatlofa pafl,' GARY WAYNE TOBIAS and Publish. Oct 19, 76. Nov. 3, 9, 1915 luetahlc 4-5, 3-10, Toyna DONNA Plairitiff, ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, 3 TOBIAS. 533 East Robinn Street, Orlando. DES 1)0 of 27 for this weekend. Plaintlff' Attorney, who v's address Florida 31101. on or before Rowland and Marge Farris De-feriints 4 A canoe trip down the Wekiva River is something (0 be 5)3 East RobinSon Street, Orlando, November 6th, 1975 LEROY KIRKLAND JUNE NOTICE OF ACTION and file the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE KIRKLAND. , Kostival 2-7, Edith Pounds, remembered. Florida 32S01. on or before original with the Clerk of thit hit wife, CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Ill AND Court l.da Jacob, and TillIs 3.10, TO GARY WAYNE TOBIAS Dfen.tnti, NOvibv 6th. 1975 and file the cuther be-fore service on the Plain FOR Surf fishing on the East Coast has been phenomenalfor the SEMINOLE COUNTY, original MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE With the Clerk 01 this Court and Anita Baker, Kostival, and tiff's attorney or immediately anci DONNA J. TOBIAS. FLORIDA. past Io weeks. Ksin Beckwith and Ba' 011 teamed up to 4 ther before service on the Plain thereafter, NOTICE OF SUIT hii wife otherwise a default will NO. 73•965CA-os-A uowland spared the 5.10. land33nhcebluefish and a coulllc of sharks onthe weekend. One 10 LEROY K IPKLAPID and tiff't attorney or immediately be tntered against you for the relief 5412', Lancaster Avenue GENERAL JURISDICTION Flagship Bank Mixed JUNE KIRKLAND, his wifC, thercaffer, Otherwse a default will demanded in the Complaint Charleston, West ofthesharks,a40pounder,wasfullofbabysharks. DIVISION ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED be entere(Jagaini5t yOU for the relief League: "Star of the Week" Virginia n WITNESSrny handandthesealof ONEIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS that an Bob Lee landed thiee "smoker" kingfish Just outside Pos'ice demanded In the Complaint tiOfl to forecIe a mor thiS Court, thiS Itt day of October, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED is Smokey Snyder with 68 pins AND LOAP' ASSOCIATION, Inlet, the three weighed a total ci 102 pounds. Spanish mackerel WITNESSmy hand arid the seal of $975 tgage on the following properly in that to Foreclose a Mc'c Plaintiff, over. Rose Belew 212-527, tgeanonacfIon this Court, thit Itt day of October, 15cM) SemInole County, Florida. Up t07"z pounds werellsted in thecatehesreported atThe Fishin the f011owiflg deicr'bed vi From the East Quarter corner of 197$. Arthur H Beckwilh. Jr Hole Tackle Shop In Daytona and channel bass, big sheephead, Nelson packwood 207-507, Jack properly in Seminole County, ROBERT I BREWER. JR.. and SECIION& TOWHSIfIP7ISOUTU, Seal) FlOrida, Clerk of the Circu'l Court Ilorner 198-548, Jim Moyer 189OREPIE BREWER. hiS *ife', .piu.safewdrumarebeingcaughuntheriverinthe Daytona area. RANGE 30 EAST. run West 3119 72 Arthur H Bekwith, Jr Lot II, Block C W000MERE fly Elaine RiChOrde Dcfendantt 541 and Charlie Plant 187.519 PARK, feet along the East West Quarter Hubert Ma&-en fished the Islands Sot.th of New Clerk of the Circuit Court 'ma Deputy Clerk 2ND REPLAT. a(co,'ding tO NOTICE OF were the highs of the evening, the Plaf thereof as rC(Orded in Flat By E7ame RICPs.rde Section line of said Section 7. thence - 1dingut,achannelbandsomerge,,ngros'inaer, PublIsh- Oct S. 17, IS, 76, 197$ FORECLOSURE SALE South 00 degrees 15' 09" East 7$ Deputy CIer Book I), Page 73 01 the Public DES 3$ Marlene Burk spared the 4-10 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. teelforapo.,1tofegiflfljnQ .fh, Pbtith Oct 5, I?. 19, 76, 1975 Records of Seminole County, pursuant to Final Judg nent of and Merle Shook spared the FICIiÔUSNAME cnnbnue Soutf', 00 degrees 15' O'u" DES 34 Florida Foreclosure, dated the 7th day Of NotIce is hereby given that I am 10. li-as been filed against you and you October 19/S. arid entered in Civ Eag 7 07 feel, thte North engaged in businc at IQ N. Lake degrees 59' i?' West 104 10 fCt Tuesday Swingers Ladles arereguired to tervC a cops of your Action No. 15 965 CA 09 A of iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Itowelh Pd Cassrtberr, Seminole Dolphins To Go the ttirnce North 00 decini- vs I' Igue: The gh series and written defenses, if any, to it On Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Ens 30103 feet thence East $01.36 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. County, Florida under lhe fictits DOUGLAS L. GRABLE. Attorney Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, nameot PRECISION GRAFIX, and game of the day was rolled by for Plaintiff,whoteaodrejsjs t Point Beginning- FLORIDA. Suite County. Florida, wherein hat I intend to register Said name Sharon Bass (Automotive 201, 1110 West 50th Street, Hioleab, Federal Savings and Oneida (LESS the South 100 fet therpof) PROBATE DIVISION with the Clerk of the' Circuit Court, Loan Being a part To Air Attack Lot 7$ 01 A C CASE NUMBER 74-i13.cp Speed Parts) Shannon Florida 3)012, on or before the 11th Association is Plaintiff, and Robert CRlF F IN'SOf Seminole County, Florida In ac SUBDIVISION Estate of day of November, $975, and file the L. Brewer, Jr., and Orene Brewer, cOrdance with the provislont The they arc vulnerable to an air Corsi (Famous Recipe) had the Original NEW YORK AP) Seminole County, Florida, at DOROTHEA M HUARD, with the Clerk of this Court hit wile are Defendants, I will sell to cording Fictitious Name statutes, To W,t to the plat thereof as Mian.i Dolphins, possibly feel- attack and MiamI, with a 3-1 second high series (475) and eittirr hefoni SNyice cri Plaintiff's thehigh,-st (10.1 tiet 0 cider, for uu!Sh (let.. ited ¶e-Ctipri 865 09 FIrd,s Statuti's 1957 Pl.it B0O 1. iICi' 12, uig (ut' ki.s of Paul War(ield ret dual want to drop any Carol Slaughter iAutuinotive •ittci'ne'y or imnmldati-ly thcrcattcr, at the west (root door ül tIle the Public$1 Records i,t NO SILL Of F li'IAL fIEF'OpT AI'D S Jack C. Morrun, ir otherwise a default will be entered Ser'sInole County Courthouse, in of Seminole APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE Publish Oct. S. 17, 19, 76, 1915 more than the absenceof Larry further behind the undefeated Speed team) had the se'irnd against County, Florida. 3ou for the relief demanded Sa'iford. P -4 V Sanford Civil Srvice City of Board is accepting Applications for ommeilate employment for a full time Recreation S4jpervisor for Women and Girls Sports Annual Salary Range is 55.9)150 to 57.90) 04. Knowled'3e of spoilS and physical education required Must be able to organize corn recreational pr t' henS lye _..i...._i ,J,.,VIVU!JJ UIJ '..WUIW' Write p 0 Bog 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 * " Evening - Lake Mary- 2 bedroom, Florida room, fenced yard; Shade; lake, fly oor Phone 372 1507. — UOod Large efficiency apt., upttaIrs, ired hlOck from town, low rent, military will be accepted looking for good tenant Call 323 One Registered Nurse, must I i-ave 5109 after 6pm good references, elpenience ci In all fieId Mature woman P,,,k Avenue - Garage efficiency An Equal OPpon1unit EmpIoyer 'lPartment Small deposit; iso Apply in PCf Son tO: month Call Orlancio 051 1509 Seminole Co Sheriff's Dept. 301 N Park Ave, Sanford NOW I EASING ______________ _________ ______________ - ___________RECREATION SUPERVISOR. The PRODLEM Perhaps AlCohOliC Anonymous CanHelp PETRUSKA. TO Denver Date Spears WITNESS my hand and the seal of Pt ,. 95E Jo3 WILLIAM CLARK. et u. CI this Court, this 0th day of October. Calero, Alabama '975 arc hereby notified that a (Seal) Defenclant proceeding for distolulion of Arthur H Beckwith. Jr NOTICE OFClark ACTION marriage has been filed against you io John William Clerk of the Circuit Court andyouarerequredtoserveacopy By Cecella V Eker Residenti' Unknown your written defenses, if any, Deputy Clerk 'hereto upon Petitioner's AttorneyS, Linda P Clark Juliut C Petruska names aria address appear Of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA Residence Unknow fl on or before October 31st. 33 East Robnson Street and file the original thereof YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Orlando. Florida 32O2 with the Clerk of tris Court either action?oforeclosea mcxtgageon the Publish - Oct $2, $9, 76. Nov. 7. 1915 before service on Petitioner's at DES 07 torneys or immediately fhereatter. f0tl0*ing property in Seminole Checking FACED WITH A DRINKING PPant,Ifs Attorney. whose address s 33 Cast Robin5ø $lrt. Orlando, lor.da 3200), on or before November 17th, 1975 and file th 0flgifl.I with the Clerk of this Court ether before service on the Plain tiff.' attorney or l,nmediatel,. tti'qe.jfti'r. otbery.ise a default Will N.- •fl!ered aQi,., you for the relef (224) and George Waldrop lzoo). Music Unlimited split 2&2 with Don Lahman's (268 high whose troublerequlredtolaunchtheboat, don littlefLshlng, or just plain game of the night) against O,'lo*, relax from the cares of the day. Inland Materials. His Stores (975. Breamhavetakena1ateseasonsurgeandangIeaund with Harold Heit (203) and Osteen Bridge are taking limit catches almost daily. Mixed in Bill Clarke (202) took 3 from pilings and some bass can be find schooling early in the day. still leads Dime-A-Cruise with Most of the bass caught this week have been on the small side (91) and Bob Locke second with accuding to John Lankfon.I at the Camp. Don L.ahman "Star of Big strings of bream are the rule at Lemon Bluff with the the Week" with plustook 109. regular bass fishermen, the patient ones landing four to five Frly Toyato Mixed League: trlp.Georgeilnho1zerpuUedinatota1ofsjxr-jghtinfrontofthe Mack Blythe rolled the high camp&mdaymorning,otherboatsoutduringtheweektooktiu-ee game (213), Kristie Johnson to - APE YOU TROUBLED? Ca!I loll Free. 644 7027 for "We Care""Holline" Adults or Tttns. Large 2 bedroom downstairs a, dining room, kiICh, living room. 3 blks from tOwn Call 373 $109 after 6pm. Sheriff's Depart merit 41C a lIflC 5 itmes League: HOURS 3lca line 6lhru 2S times The high game fell (or Gary 24c a line 8 00 AM. — S 30 P.M. 26 limes Varner (245591). High series MONDAY thru FRIDAY (S2.O0 MINIMUM CHARGE) as by Alex Sereacs 595-209. SATURDAY 9.Noon . 3 Lines Minimum 1 Light 200 g imes e,e rolled d during the evening. Arkie DEADLINES Harold 6-58O, Don Witt 213_____________ ______ I AI I 571, Don Sapp 2l2-S48, Jerry Noon The DQJ Before PublicQtlon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Temple 2U555, Skip Norton EIGHTEENH JUDICIAL CIR.i - r_i... . LUl I IN ANU 101( )tMINULt 'UJ-t(J, itay Ucynoula 202-559, UflCQJ - INOOfl riiou 5-8-l0,& 4-8-10, Mary Johnson 4- strikes in a row. Other highs: COUNTY. FLORIDA and Bill Johnson and 5, and Wendy Boness 5-6-7. Ann SmIth 511, Jeanette CIVIL DIVISION NO. S-II43-CAO __________________________________________________ Nelson Packwood l'eltycoats Ladles: - Ann Andrews 196-460, MacAteer 181, P A1 NAT IONAL MOP ______________________________ -- Msstcry Ladles League Smith had the high game (200) Lorraine Jackson 180, Joy IGAc,[. ASSOCIATION, a cor The only 200 and 500 of the 1—Card of Thanks 18—Help Wanted --.I rxration organized and eiistiflq __________ the morning and Dorinc Walters 495, Norma Velch 478, under morning WS rolled b' Mar ofMacAteer tPw laws of the United Stales ______________________________ _______________________________ had the high series Resa Green 177-475, anti Bar- , America, The FamIly 01 Mary C MitthII Johnson (212-501) and she 20). Stirkes ____________ Are You A Go Getter? ___________ _______ were plentiful barn Sparks 473-177. Vonda wis to thank the doOorS, Plainlitf, bowled 111 pins over her during the day. Smith rolled Driver spared the Are You A Salesman? nurses and stall of Seminole 2-5-7 and average. Other highs: Alk THOMAS M Memorial Hospital. members of Can You Organize? BARNES and ______ ____________________________ four in a row as did PaLsy Kitty Lawrence picked up the 3- YVETTE J BARNES. hs - tt' ______________ the sheriff's dept and Gramkow hendricks 479-166, ____________________ Can You Handle People? Peg Patey Kerns, I)ot Baggott who rolled 10 ilS did Mary JohnsOn, Funeral Home for I.nd rices Delenlants ____________ ______ _________ 166-162, Joe Watson 163-460 and ___________________________ I _________________________ her first turkey ever, and Judy NOTICE OF ACTION Are you looking for a _______________________________________________________ SOP4ANDFAMtLY 10 THOMAS M BARNES ________________________________________________ Wanda Hubbard 171. The Jeanette AndrewsJ income and good Legal Notice and YVETTE I BARNES. _______________ ______________________ following splits were con- Twila Collins, t)orine MacAteer I _______________________________ pension? his wile. _____ FICTITIOUS NAME 4—Personals - • verted: hubbard 2-5.7-8, Edit all dtalked up turkeys. Twila I ResidenCe Urdnowii If so, call me, Notice is hereby giver, that we are Took 5-7-8, Jø Watson and _____________________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an in business at P0 Drawer MR. EDDIE Ed ilnagland, kit and BiH Wooden are darIed by giant Kodiak Johnson 9-10. and Joan Fryman ('ohms missed a tripijcatef engaged .Ct.O,tofr,' Ini',i f.-ftqiQQt,','.•.under the ficl.tiau name of rolled gaems of 169-170-169.508.I F lonIda County, FIorid,i I Ocala. 901 737 U61 or niwi. hjn Mtist . ohon half feettall and requlrdslx sho s wltha7.mm magnum to down. morning fell for Johnson. ENTERPRISES. *nd that _________________ _______________ _____ - RATES -- .-i: — - 1-'-. Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ?S67ParkDr.ve' 372 51(5 Pet Care _______________________ PET REST It-It-I Boarcing&Gv.m,,g Pt-i 377 iO7 -rig V tee piCk ip P. Call for free estimate flj u':ii-PCr tiVICry Wall Papering PAUL SLAI[R Professional Wallpaper Hanger I. cc rs-d Pc'sid.entj; Comm.'rca; Free E•t,rr.ates Ph 3 6873 ________________________ ____________________________ Well Drilling flL- ii, ) Pj,'fuu, PRlNkLEp SYSTEMS , I Ailtypesands,zes We moor and %enivce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707W 2tid St 377 4.432 '-, --.-- �__- ~ ~, Don't Waste Time ~~__AM HOM E 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. l, 191S - 'f f f f fell __.. t ;4 -4' -; I - ,_;,;~'~ ~wI , Yo WOMEN .1 . 1 11 I - ,- ~.I r Broker Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. u our Housing --------------- -- -----• - - -- -- --- ". to .. _. Y Real Estate ,;,,,.~'..., -- " ------ "- -- - • --- - • - ----_2_•____ -- - :~ . W Needs il " Sunday, Oct. II, 175- 1C School Volunteers sought _ _- rgz By VIVIAN BROWN . person would know. "~_ require work. They should point ~i "if you are moving from a out that fact, she suggests. I 1' Ill - ___ ---. I" House shoppers "should level small town and your family : --N with real estate brokers." Con- lates to it, it may be important commodating and useful, meet- . ___ . clealing information on housing to find a c-n—nit '#,, 11 I ways. e~ _ '",0 persons who believe in recruit volunteers." Women's Editor needs can t,ea waste of time for schools., __________ It Seminole Countuins in the developing our young people's "' a lot of at t airport when Dear Mr. Saxon, n the Sirs. that Sanford area haven't heard fullest potential, to rally to the serSpeaking hav e sn tow tmos- on ouse-hunting I'm In the market for our first home, and have enough saved It's a grand business / ies oftffees held at South ad%lce comes from inDi v idends hi much about the Dividends me neighborhoods -. for he down payment. [lowmuch of a loan can I expect to "The broker should really cause of Dividends. . pays dtvidends to e veryone during the past to pilot get and t> Ann Rake of Chicago who but you ma> have to Side EIementa School on sunpi> because I love children years dig to find talk to the woman as w ell h1,b.., mo t y Ji veunesaay, uirs, Schaffner and uuvu on my yrany income-.' and Uhfl S CXCII) of operation, that's tries to find homes for employes it. have always been active in because man of the family," says Miss Mr. D. J. S. -t h e coffees at all the oo sch ls in the that Dividends expla in ed th at Dividends who are transferred by 80 I'TA Mother of three school &' this is Dividends S I. . ."Lifestyles continue to be im- Rake. The man knows what he anfordI area d£uring ui.. com ix ng started three years ago as a going organization 0 Seminole really moving into Sanford weeks," Dear Mr. 1. J. s., corporations. She and her staff portant in planning a move. One wants, children, she is currently explain but the woman will know ed Dividends Community County UOCS. A good rule of thumb used by many mortgage lenders is that a locate about 700 houses a year, man being transferred had Improvement studying for a degree in schools in a big way. two many more things about the MW This volunteer Director Dede Schaffner, Project of the Semoran education scool working with local brokers, buyer can generally not afford more than 25 per cent of Now at is the Florida time for concerned kids who were fantastic family's needs, no doubt, little These .j . ill gut e us the O[). Woman' asslstanct programbenef its parents, retirees monthly income for housing expenses. This would Include prm"Some people look at homes swimmers. They had to be in a bits of information that might s Club and PTA Council Technological University, as looking For portunit> to explain our of S&mtnole paren S, 1dC,,i.r5,In( most Oi cipal, interest., taxes, insurance and possibly also general costing far more than they can community where there were not County. Its purpose well as putting in far more than meaningful community in- program to parents and oth occur to her husband. maintenance expenses. Thus a person earning $600 a month afford. It doesn't condition swimming pools so their avid wa to provide' all students, in innumerable volvernent and any other Interested persons and toer workers to assist volunteer the mandatory eight hours a . In addition to house prices, .P 7 couldn't afford much more than $150 per month for gross housing them for the kind of house they interest could be In a variety of week as Dividends director. continued. It downpayments, Interest rates expense. IJ county school activities, and E The turnout of about 20 can buy and it makes them un. may take a while to find such a and mortgage terms available 1 . . There is ano th er rule, also co mmonly applied, that a buyer happy. Then, too, some people place. particularlyto work onaone-t prospective Dividends in a community, a broker one basis with those students volunteers at the- South Side sho ul d not puhce a ho me in excess of 2 times his oss a do not want to throw money into --1r .1 "On your own, drive arouj should have data eu 0 LF— 'i '1 ) I I 'Ii 'I cc(fiwtj c'uI\,r -. nual rncorne; thus a ;wrson earning $12,CO ijer year should have town a couple of tLiv "xkin' at >• t nafltflfli xircnase a nome tor o,iou or less. cIiuuren in college or perhaps an area being considered. Visit man teachers ha v e Schaffner, and she hopes to . ~ .. 0 general community inF.H.A. and V.A. qualifica tions follow a more liberal approach t hey want to travel or do other shopkeepers and inquire ,. This is a model of the new fine arts building at the Seminole MODEL OF sccs \ In how formation, she explained A w t5z Al . I than these general guidelines and such things as lob stability, things with their money. business is going t _~W' I , N.. - I I- , "We had pilot programs in at other area schools. Parents I Community College, part of a $1.93 million Phase III construction you don't There should be maps showing __ indebtedness, financial reserve and many other areas play a role Understandable, but why not want to move into an area __ nninole schools," will soon receive notice of the JecIundywhIchistohedybyOctoher16. that where the different types of FINE ARTS BUILDING __ I I .I.--I .. In determining the merits of any eciIlc case. Usually In the say so?" -1* I . Schaffner. coffees at their children's i I 0 has depreciated. Knock on houses are available. 'A r17& lower price ranges, the ratio of monthly housing expenses j,. About one out of three trans. doors in a neighborhood being come will be much greater than those who have higher start and have exp. ferees is helped by employers, considered and ask prospective I and a more affluent way of life. do rapidly that this year we hope expected to be teachers, she maintains Miss Rake, who is neighbors what they think of an I_ ., ifi~ to reach ever), school in the emphasized, head of the home-finding de- area. You might turn I r' I Dear Mr. Saxon, up all partment -'111II of the Employer sorts of things. teachers and Mr. A. G. may have understood the explanation of )OW' . She said the Transfer Corp. Another 300,000 Seminole County school administrmtuve per- Eager faces of "Visit the schools In the COrn"speciality" in last week's article, but I certainly do By ANDY LANG students Jill Hunt (left) and Jakarta Powell greet Dividends volunteer Pauline that employed when using a ______________________________________________ School Board was most "en- sonnel can be invaluable. "And can't buy, sell or exchange poeple, I'm sure. Mr. F. D. not. You or so are on their own and can nunity. Talk to the principal. 'j Al' Boissonneault (Herald Neufeat ures thsuInII'. Photos by Jean Patteson paint sprayer. Keep the conuse all the help they can get. "d ''rative" cf c'::, L fit to our Ask if you can sit In some 111111111111m Dear Mrs. F. D. Q. We have falkn heir to tamer part of I the torch a bout 10 "The first step should be to classes. How is the school kept? some "flu IKIU ; Early American (urni. to 12 inches sway from the Soy, but we'll try again. given i'ividends an office in one added contact a boss or coworkers at The attiudc of the teachers? Do ,, q•-:'1 language skil!, particularly provided for them. Volunteers working with lure. Unfortunately, it appears surface and see that the flame Dividends 't1: of the Longwood Elementary / At present Suppose you called me and said, "Mr. Saxon, I would like to the new location who could rec- the children look happy? Well, to be made of inexpensive Is moving across the wood Dividends Spanish, but also Arabic, donate as many hours or days be tter insight into today's have you list my property for sale." School porta bles. Eventually, volunteers in South at all )'41i ". Seminole Korean, Vietnamese and of their time as they can spare, school system, form good y -' ommend real estate brokers, behaved? Would you want your wood. Some years ago I saw a times. Do not stop It In one Now, since I have already stated I deal in "people" problems The broker can do a lot of ad- child to go to that school?" Mrs. Schaffner hopes the school schools are working with small others. "And there is a so long as it is on a regular relationships with teachers and of objectives, my response would be hosed on an interest In you Vance screening for the trans similar set of furniture that had place. After you complete this administration will finance groups or Individual children desperate need for volunteers If the land looks low, visit the an unusual finish basis. an extra strong bond, use one of old surface is intact. wash it are better able to provide at on It. When part of the project, go over the and your objectives, rather than In detailed questioning about feree if he knows what Is town ~ - b Dividends.- atpresentitisstiu who need special attention inall at Rosenwald," said Mrs. "II we had two thousand home the assistance their he cements that has a liquid lightly, then sand it lightly to 401" hail and ask to see maps of asked what it was, the owner surface with a stiff brush, mov. tbonding your property. Property details can be secured later, should supported by agent to be needed. A telephone call to the flood plains, Semoran subjects - language, arts, Schaffner, explai ni ng that some volunteers, we could place child ! used In remove the remaining gloss said "a flame finish made with ing in the direction of the grain, place of water. decide to work toge ther, re n need to progress well Woman's Club. br oker can set him straight." -"Visi t a bank's mortgage a propane li rch." I never asked W math, social studies and of the students there need help every one of t hem," said Mrs, at schoo ;;. Wipe wi th a clo \,• l. th moistened hen the su rface is the way you And after I understood your problem somewhat, you and i The most exciting aspect of science, in even such simple tasks as Schaffner. But you don't want to stop loan officer. Ask what he con- how It was done because I never want It, rub In paste with turpentine. This will take Anyone interested in joining i.-4'I, Dividends, she added, is that They are also working in the feeding themselves. wax. would sit down in my office and we would study your situation, there, she says. Your house siders a good area. In fact, he thought I would " She emphasised that the Dividends should contact Mrs. Q. I'd like to apply enamel off any bits of grit or dust still ever do it. Now P and how best to achieve your needed objective, volunteers are drawn from all fields of art, music and physical hunting Is just beginning. She might be just the one to ..fi 5k,, Volunteers will be placed in children gain tremendous Schaffner p over a previously painted stir. there from the sanding. Use an consult I'd like to take a crack at it. Can You would be amazed at the differences we discover when we makes these suggestio ns f ro at the Dividends We parts of the community, that education, as well as lending a the school of their Q. m a ut a bo real choice estate broker," she you help me? have an old-fashionface. Can this be done or do I undercoater under and benefit from the intensified office, : 'k Ic really cotmsel with our clients. We've never had two clien ts th . ' Longwood the final Elementary ed laundry tub made of Cast th ey do not need college hand in libraries, media centers those over 60 years . wi her own experience: advises. of age who atte ntion given by volunteers, School, or ta lk wi th her at any have to remove the old finish? fi nish. This can be a regular A. First, I'd exactly the same situation. degrees to participate, and that and school offices. "No matter how much Tell the broker what you need you that any time like to warn mont. It has developed a crack Also, are there any other tips product marked undercoater or fall under the Retired Senior that teachers appreciate the of the coffees to be held at area Story book sparks discussion betwcenyolkerAC Klnneyandstudentljmcraig But, whatever the situation Is, if we agree to work together, can spend it is important you you apply a on the inside wall. Can this be you can there is no limit to the ways There is particular need for Volunteer Program (RSVP) wide range of to find and how much you can pay. If flame to wood, give me about assistance given schools during the coming th e use th e same enamel thinned about you have to be repaired? Uen that is the route wetsketo solve pe volunteers can help in our volunteers a community where you fit In. you absolutely need a with foreign may have transportation by volunteers, and of enamel, which I have that parents seeks. never 50 per cent with turpentine. extra careful, Secondly, I have We could have listed the property and searched for the first Even If you can A. Yes. It can be patched used afford to live In basement, you sho ul d relay th e before? to point out that the first time the same way as you might acceptable offer or we could find out what the situation Is, and a particular area Read the directions on the Ia. . It might have information. A lot of time can you attempt this finish, It may patch a cracked sidewalk. Use bel to see which type of under. ') work from that standpoint, A. Enamel will go on well a closed set that will shut you be spent trying to locate houses. not come out the coaler is recommended by the way you ex- one part of cement to three over an old finish that Is We prefer the latter since our slogan is, "The name of the out. Ten miles away might be You should look for a house that pected. Therefore, If possible, narts of sand not manufacturer. In applying the game Is to benefit the client." s ei...e .,....i.i w rpzi.Iv.. CTIIrkf'tI aiIk.... r_1 . IfT_ a V JW ZPvt Uldt WL3 Your DeeQ3. 15" L A large Halloween pumpkin .- i 1-i~ ~ - - LW The public is invited to Send yotr questions to: Real Estate 1.nvestments, The make you happy. It is sferees want newer Most tran- do the job outdoors and practice mixed sand mix. Spread the those conditions exist, the old enamel. use the same system as t. i i l . ,______ .i~ inckxie Mary Ann Roberts, only, will be the club's . I- i __ - houses first on some scrap wood. Evening Herald, 300 North French Avenue. Swiford. Fla. ZMI. with varnish. That is, brush it Z join members of the Cindy Whelchel, Cindy mixture into the crack and finish will have tc, be taken off. I --something the real estate rather than old ones that Anniversary Dinner, decorated the coffee table at the V___~,_Z The method is very 3imW to smooth with a putty knife. For Assuming that, in this cw, the on with the grain, then across _______ Sanford Senior Citizens __ Juras.. Gim Madden. Mary =~ :-=-_ - ---~ - ~_p - - - - -sWting at 6 p.m.Tickets at Sanford the grain. The final step to Garden Club's . Club on Tuesday at 0 p.m. Ann Grover, Sara Lee $3.50 each for the catered meet1ng,Thura4ay,Renkfng use the tips of the brush, with whentar.ente'tiLned . . RttiBeci Carman, vattabl? fr..m era _1% 0 on this colorful centerpi by dancen of tbe-&~ little or no additional enamel, to , 9______'Mar'ga Dowlpft Jackie CAW TerWifilger. 301 26th ~ guest speaker Mrs. Frank smooth out the finish in the School of Dance Arts in Greene, Debbie K'iffin, `* I ** St., Sanf,d. t w t ~ r * -(Charlotte) Donahoe pointed direction of the grain. Sanford Civic Center. ft- - 2~* ,_ v) out that for every t dt.rint The free program will Pierce, Debbie Wheichel, Magnolia Ser. Corp 10 James Jack F. Carr & wf Barbara to Robert If. Mellon & Helen M. the nner wi.11 be provided John B. Christy & include such li% wf Evelyn Rebma Fla., L Pac,ry& sif Carol M, LL 4, Pan Amer Bk, Lot Inc. en Linda Whelchel, Lisa e *of ~ Robert G Feather & wf ~ cal Firner Euge ne Wingard Jr , 15 81k D to Helen M Mellon, U 3 Blk D to Win 0 O'Donnell & 4 the Woods by Mrs Robtrt Epps and decorations. bers as "Alexander's . Greene, Vicki Shelle> and Weldva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Oakland Ests.. Ist See . to Wesley Dorina to Earl V. lipham & I to ,$16,M. Summerset North, Sec, 2, $100. Elaine 4 Rev. K enneth Holt, both of .. I Ragtime Band.” "Honey tv She proceeded to demon# E ugene Sec 3, $1,500. Susan Swain. 36 e Ellen W., U 35 X Mobile Manor ss' N & 472.9' W of SE cor. Bernice A. Starley, sgl to Wm R Denman Jr & f El' , whom will sing. of „, , Bun," "Carolina in the nt, $Ioo. of the Woods Townlimse, See. 1, 2nd Sec. repil., $8o,000. leading her RIchard R. Hemon & Ray George A.Stone, so., U I Blk 3, to Alois Miller - ~_: Govt. [A 1, Sec 31-15M etc., 0 V 40 & wf Ludmina, I Wm. Patio Apartmeits = -, fI Preceeding the dance audience through Thanksgiving Westerman to Robert L. Tanglewood repl., $100. Thad R. Blackmarr & wf Fay 12,=. .m x I .. 0 0 I . I 1. SLt of Lat 33 Blk 3, West Elaine to Wayne Densd & wi and the Bear," and and Christmas to New Year, "'li_ , perfortmilice, for Senior Westerman, IA 15. B. Drew's Rebma Fla., Inc., IAke of the to Margaret E. Knight, wid., IN . . officers will take place 4 . , % It (QCD) John H. Caithness to Wddrnere. 124,11M. 0 0 C , Roy G. Wilharns & wf Ruby to t. . I t -~~ Narcee V., E 1000' of Blk C, Woods Iiie. to Douglas J. "Oliver!" Performers win BEDROOMSUITES 4 14k v ` ,e-__ citizens Club members in and then on through Valent.ine's I __ r Ist Addn Black Hammock Marian L Cait.19mms, 391., 1A 27 V. Beg. at NW cor. of Im 23, Bik 19 Emery Green & wf Gladys, 5 J after the dinner. -_ 11 .a, .1 1A ZBOROOM Charles Long. cust. for Weathersfield, 1244, less E OW Barnes & wf Katherine R.. tA 56 $3,000. Sanlando Sub. Beaut, Sanford Blk B Dixie Terr., TOWNHOUSES lake of the Woods, Townhouse, Apr il. Her George Edw. Stock Jr, & Ft Pedro I R 'ellato P e'(from A (rasleA 1Ce'tp 1 to Flagship Bk Orl to Micha Susan to Levie Fla. Inv.. WP, Kenneth L Adkinson & wi long) from SE cor. of Sec / . .I 13-21 $ Donald F. Hoover & wf Shmn __ Edwin Ulja & wf Barbara to bridal bouquet, July was Lot 483 Spring Oaks Un. 3, Sanford F., Lts 21 & 22 Forest 31. run N 1612.9'W 1041.9' etc., Tessie Abramson & hb. Saul, U FROM 8 Blk 7 Tier 5, Sanford, E. R. A. Lot 19 Garden Grove Un. I, - I z ~ .~ *m marked with an arrangement in "MJ- -' '. 2DP_ ~~ ______~ Z" 7_~ __L_7_f $I3,o $100 at NW cor of Lot 64, Duck pomxi s',x patriotic colors done in a fresh p, 1505 W25th St Juanita R Olner to Vet.a B S • i Ut] J(C V. IAUZ & WI June Ann to maureen zewwn, sgi to John Addn. to CB run N along c-s ' waterm.'lon shell and August SANFORD 1 Benjamin Saunders form. Richard A. Korgan & -(1/ Linda and Bill Reek have ,j LSaUISSr.&wfCIaraff,,U45 Hilltop Rd., 100' E 100' S 67' Thelma to Robert N Barbour First Sem. Serv. Corp., Lot • featured grasses, shells and ' d Benjamin all lid: easement 322. tributions, passed a huge glass 81k E, Un. 1 Garden Grove, $10,500. returned from New York where Woodmere Park 2nd thence to pob, $12,000. driftwood collected at the oserN25'ofS94S'ofNE 44of . Trustee, N 330' of W of y4•% . P'OUOnaJIVM1,,,,d bowl and tapped the crowd to reps., $3,500. they s pent the past month . ocean. September, end of a .. SE'S 25-21.30, $100. Pearl Henderson to Harriett of S14'i of Sec. 21-1020 less E Birdie Mae further donate to the cause. At While Linda was undergoing Wm. A. Gracey& wi Cynthia Henderson (Life est) & Virginia 30' for rd., $23,W6. hectic summer, was marked at J ' wid. to James A. Edwards & QCD) Collan Earl Frey & wf i. the Sanford headquarters, medical tests at Presbyterian to John L Souls Sr. &wfa,ya H. Jenkins, Annie P. Cooper, with aslmpleposyof zinnias Kathryn to Wilbur M. Glore & . -. Henry E. Pell &wf Esthe r to Jean M.,10t15, Rik B,Druld Margaret Ganas and Jean Winn H.. 14 12 BIk C Woodmere Park, Arthur H. Scott, Titus J Srd Hospi tal. the le and dried baby's breath. wf Ann E., Beg. NE cot. of Lot S. Pearsonf Anita Hills Pith, $34,000. are faced with keeping the UWS 5 hts of the rnmr- ii. I 1, Surset Shores, etc., $100. Mrs. Donahoe emphasized _1 _1 V-1ft _4 facts and figures accurate. David T. CLssel & Loocadla to Williams, Lt 74 Fla. Land & Un. No i j including Radio city Njusic Grange Properties Inc., to 42,900. the use o(dried materials in her M Hall. Walter E. Stevens &wf Denise Colonization Co. Addn to So. Gene Albert WlIlson& wiAlida Lottie M. Benton, wid to Ruth Dr. and Mrs Kenneth Highlighting the trip was i. da Of i.t 26 At w Of Sanford, 1100. C., U 424, Spring Oaks Un. 111, Annette K. Lie Gat t.anl(married) i Wing spent a Evelyn P. Snyder to Leo Grange Prop Inc. to Antonio 27, Blk 8 North N14 of stration, particularly those F Donald Carlson meeting "Mama Gabor" at Orl., Townsite, u John E. Pierce Jr & wf Mary $31,500. N 275' of of Chicago, relaxing long weekend at W 210' of SWL4 of NWL. Trepanier, Lots fl, 23, 24, & 25 Lczano & wf. Gladys, U 418 4th Addn., dried materials (leaves, ___________________ Hronxville Country Club, Ill., son of Mrs. Fannette UighlandsandCherokee,,, $20,900. Ann to Norman Kenneth Minis of Sec. 24-20-30, $100. John S. Valby & wf Ltsbeth to Blk 11 Dreaznwold, $6,000. grasses, pods) that can be Springs Oaks Un, Ill,, $38,500. Eugene According to Linda the mother Edwards, arrived today on a where they A. Maflek & wf Jo & wf Myrtis R,, Lot 170& Beg. E G Harry R. Ersey & wf C. Gail, Lottie M. Benton, wid to President Marge Smith (enter) and Progmm Chairman Abble O wens admire hiked through the -led in one's own garden Or The Greater Constr. Corp to Grange Prop., Inc. to Ann F. to Jessie L Griggers & cor. of the famous Gabor girls is as two week visit wiffi Mr. and mountains and watched the run arrangement NE along SE created line 62.5' Rufus Charles Benton, sgl., S14 by Mrs. Frank Lt.s20& 21 Blk H, Sanlando Duward P. Wilder Jr. & wf. Terrence E.0 (Charlotte) Donahoe even along the roadside, I&wf. wf Dorothy A., U 10 Windor etc.,Loch Arbor Crystal L,akes ROM fflRROP'iDi HOMES youthful-looking as her Mrs Charles Edwards, 695 S. colorful autumn leaves come Springs Tr 30, $67,. OfNVS'ofW2lO' ofSWLgof Linda K. U25 BIk C Seminole Vida Sue Lt797 Spring Oaks Un, Manor, 141,000. Let us build one of daughters. linda said she was RarIty Ave., Deltona. Carlson, tumbling down. Club Sec., $32,500. NW1 4 of Sec 24•20-30, $100. Jaymor Corp. to Steven N. Sites, $27,500. our enique homes on IV, $39,500. i Joseph E. ravishing Scott & wf in a black sequined an executive with Herman __ Betty & Ronald D. Stevens & wf Susan Farrell & wf Debora Kay, LI 76 Wilco Cons tr. Co. to Gene T. your own private lot. John C. Smith & Essie to Job,, Walter R. Lu! cy & wf. Anna to Willie Mae Mason to Joseph E. J. to Julia Camera Co., plans to tour the Grace pantsuit with matching beret. Mendoza Santiago, Rabun, sgL, Lot 4, 111k Li, and Robert Bradford We offer 10 different Northwood, $27,900. D. Fryar & Kathryn, Us 3,4 & Felix Jos. Kreskey Jr. & wf. 14 int. linda area W and Scott & Betty R., enjoy the The bad news Florida int. & 14 for you to is that It have returned to their 9 Lake Tony Waterways, select from Mary T. Bleckley to Rosetta 5, Long's Addn., (grantors life Margaret J., $44,500. Woodmere Terr., Sec I, $23,000. to Willie but is Sunshine. underwent Mae Mason, Lot 3 81k PRICID neurosurgery, FROM $4,X). Altamonte Springs home after T. C-oaxum, Lot 1, 81k 4, ests) $100. Edmund W. Woodland so. & hugh Carlton & wf. Darlene B Knollwood, 2nd Addn, 1100. 14,SOo '23,000$ now on the road to recovery, Ronald spending six months at D. Stevens & wf Susan Lokeview $100. their Qirla L Smith & wf. Patricia to Geo. H. Carlton, DVM, New models open for display, so I Mrs. Ralph While Austin Smith, The Greater Constr. Corp. to J. to Rafael Navas & wf Joyce Foglesong & lib. Loren H. there, Bill was come on over and summer home in Waynesville, Geneva McClennon, so to to Li. Perkins, W 210' of Lot 8 to 29 & 31 to 75, Sampson City, choose the right one for you Wm. J. Granville & wf Kathleen Benilda, U 16, Lake Tony to David E. Honadje & wf. houseguest of Linda's surgeon past president of Sanford N. C. Grace is chairman of the Yes. i We DiIi', 0... .' If., i.s lift •$ Lewis A. Coaxum & wf Rosetta, less W 10', New Ula, $300. $100. Michele M., It 6 Blk J Winter 0~4 I %I i'M'A Ann, It 35, 1 i'bjM and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Woman's Club and Florida Customer Advisory Board Weklva • Hunt Club residents of Waterways, 14000. a'I&-..(P Bill Leskowyak Hacienda Jr., his wife, Village E 17.5' of W 4110' of N 100' of E their 24ft. Kittiwake the "Molly awarded first place in Eugene Edwards, widr, to Woods Un. 3, $37,600. Evers Entr., Inc. to Allen F. Fox Hunt, sec 1, 146,100. Lester A, Mount, for Federation of Women's Clubs Jordan Marsh, Altamonte Mall Cecelia, and his have recently returned From an son, Larry, Robert B McKay & wf Doris 14 of SE'4 of SW 14 of Sec. 7-21-30 Charity Dixon, W 14 of S 14 of Smith [3." The race was from photography at the Winter Park citiL B. Oviedo to Beatrice & wf. Judith A., U 2 BIk Louise B ( FFNC), represented Sanford Among those forming the boa r ! weeks. Gore, race, eat J. to Dorothy Ann Schuster, E M extended motor trip around the Sarasota to Venice, and the Art Fiestival held recently became residents of $100. Lot 3, W.F. Levitt's s.d F Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2A, Ruth D. the first Mulcahy, [A 62 Howell Eats. Woman's Club at the FFWC fall are presidents of Seminoh Brown to Marilyn Riding Auto-Train both ways, U!' of W 1322' of Govt. IA 4, SO United States, the city when they purchased a Lewis A. Cesium & wf (grantors life est) $100. brothers took first place, weekend in October at the a-d ri-pt. $38,400. PH- 11054611-6170 or 2S.2$1 2 home - $55,700. Mathers Walnrlght, & board meeting bb. Roy, of Ft Lane F ark Rd,, Lkflarney in Miami. en route From New York to County Federation of Women in the Wildwood subRosetta & Geneva McClennon beating their competition by Winter Park Mall. R.obt. H. Rieger & wf. Sue Kenneth Barker & wf. Rose Liii & 2 81k 1 mini J V.iis'. "I- ILorton, Va., the Reeks spent the Clubs, who register complaint., President of the • Ui division. Hacienda 0 tv, 'i, ?' five seconds, wuene Mcuennou, sgL, Beg Ann to FF., On., Lot 63, Villa M & Frank L Sehrlmsher & Addn to O%ledo, $11,200, night Coral and Bill Schumacher, at quaint, to Superior Constr. Village Women's Club, Eddie historical the management, to proniot. The Leskowyaks are former Co. Inc., to 200'S of NW cor. of K', of SE'.. Brant'ey, $40,200. tf. Pamela to Daniel T. Epler& who recently sold their home at better customer relations. Veterans of Foreign Wars Harper's Ferry, W. Va. Bertha Mae Taylor, It 8 Blk A, A. B. residents of Richmond, Va. Mr. Sevarese, is In Florida ol SW"I Sec. -2i-30 run N 200' E Earl F. Showers& wf Majorie The Winter Springs Junior Wesley G. Benton & wf. wI. Diana K., 1* 70 Granada ('ape Cod, visited with Nelda -----------Lisknwvak Is now In business North Hospital undergoing Auxilia ry Unit 5405 is spon rvuuv, ,. •. Steve ns Addn Midway, less N to Sch. Board of Serilnole 325' for pob, tbenct E $7.5' S Sandra to Sarajain Overstreet, BrookhoUow, $40,400. u nonproiu juveniie Yi1LIJ1L Diehl Carlson Carbon of tests. soring a Halloween Dottie and Bob Karns spent a Schumacher en route 20 to their Sanford, ,800. th hi wi g ____ s father, Bill Sr., haul in 12124' etc., $100. $ W 100' of Lots 1 & 2 81k G. John I. Pittman I wf. lana 14. E 1 of w 2-3rds of W% of N14 of 117.5', Party for prevention organization, is delightful two weeks in new home in was recently Elan Fuchs & Earl Sheehan "\ the youngsters of Winter Boca Ra ton. scrap metal. The senior the Wint'r Springs Elementary NE'4 of NW',Sec. 9-21.29, t having a bazaar Lewis Coax= & Rosetta & Normandy Addn., $57,000. on October I /.I ~ presented an to Jot11 F. Kurzon Jr., Bldrs $()000 OW11110111cs award by the City B.C. Schaznp, Lots 1 & 2 Blk Hi gh lighting their visit Honolulu and outer Islands, Mrs. Joanne Bergey of Springs on Nov. 1 from 24 P.m. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Leskowyaks are residents of School had a birthday on Oct. Geneva McClennon to Lewis A. Joseph J. Nicholas Jr. & wi. Inc., Beg. at NW cr. of Lot 6, at n of Frankfurt, Germany, In 1/ J E. Brown s.d of Beck Ham. w hile combining business with Sanford was a Family dinner Saratoga Springs, N.Y., is In at the Post home located at 197 Meadowlark. Coaxurn & wf Rosetta, Beg. 200' Man' J. to Kenneth Prestige, Inc. to Stanley K. mo 16. All the members of the home of adult advi so r Nancy reu)gnItwn f her werk in the !. Steeve run Se'ly 14 ft along N line of Fleming & wf Miriam J., IS. ck, $1,000. S of NW cor. of E' of SEX. of & %f. Jeannette, 11ots 1, 2 & 2, lot etc., being school fa cu lty and students the city visiting her father and fliway 17.92. Children are Booth, 511 Longwood.Oviedo pleasure lob attended th e pa rty at the Wilson Place hn1..- annual in Aden Park lit flower and National Bonnie (QCD) Robert G. Feather & and Association of of Henry 4. Winter The Springs wished "happy birthday" to the stepmother, Williard and Helen requested to come in costume Rd. (S.R. 434). There will be SW'. 7-21-30 tin N 200' K 460' S 81k 24, Sanlando t& Suburb Addn., $6,000. BIkE. Sweetwater Oaks, an address of beautification program in th at distinction Dorinda to Charles K. Melner, Insurance Agents Convention Schumacher. Bill and Walter city and Elementary School PTO is "head kangaroo" which is the Atherton of Hacienda ViUage. and refreshments will be many items for sale including 108.4' etc., $100. Beautiful, AIL Sec., $48,500. Magnolia SBC. Corp to $69 its American cornLot O!Ilk,The Springs Llye Oak kI.nntrin fl (}'n 1 i,ii i i, M sponsoring a carnival on the affectionate name by which Williard Atherton Is In the serv$. 'U arts and crafts made by the held this year in Hawaii. While Gielow were co-hosts for the munity. Dorothy and her VAA 10 uI LO Lra 493 '" Village, $100. there the Karns visited with event. Others attending were I school grounds on Nov. 1, from Sawyer is called. The school's Florida Hospital recovering Owen to Wm. M. Miller & wf Buildersiac., 1* 230 Woidereat Welkin Hunt Club Fox Hunt. JamesC.Gamble,UJ1,2,3&4 Local artist Steve Maize was youngste rs. her first cousins, Jane and Bill Anne (Schumacher and Eric hus ind , Charlie C. Carlson 73/4 1C, so. to CharIj % from major surgery. His many 11 a.m. to 6 P.M. Carolyn J., From NE cor. f U tin. 5, $501 official mascot is a kangaroo. Blk D. West Altamonte Hts., Sec 3,16,500 I W* E.R'MeIliSi', Lot S 116, IR The DOWNPAYMENT MIller, who gave them the Esterson, Mr. and Mrs. Art Jr., also of Sanford, have lived friends will be glad to hear he is if, H.D. Duants Add 1k Mary, Rotm't C. KOboI II & wf. MTII i. Elsentnan & Kann Sec. 1. C's tour of the tropical EMerson, Gene and Sherra in Frankfurt with their ily. The Veterans of Foreign IV third grade students of Improving daily. Ronald K. Meyer& wf Springs Live Oak iislsge $7.000. Patricia to Harold A. Ridi Jr. & to Paul H. Marks & wf. ftyn Marpret Norn,M. Soper $38.000. paradise. Jones and Dr. and Mrs. Norm children, Erika and Charlie II! Wars Post and Auxiliary $405 the Winter Springs Element..'iry 1 e FU Inv. to John J Scott wf. Karen L.tA 16 BEk H, North R., 11 35 Sanlarido the Sub. ,.n For the past three years. They Identifying and clarifying recognized specialii t In values Coulter of Or1and. (QCD) L Parke SWIe, adm. Winter Springs, are sponsoring School were treated to a visit to 0 & wf Rose Marie, U 6,81k D. Jr., & wf Nerelda, It 42, The On. Terr., Sec 2 Un. No. l Beaut. Argyle Sec. $33,000. BACK Co u n c II ma n Donald values Is an exciting clarification plan to return to Sanford next personal and cornJeannette slag to C.W. Jonathan Wing celebrated his a social gathering to celebrate the Longwood Fire Depart. B'owning, wife, Leslie, Colonnades, 3rd Sec., $21,800. $31,200. spring. (QCD) Dan F. Pattishall to Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 8, Davis and experience that leads to in- munication. seventh birthday this month of NW IV# Of 5% TAX CREDIT APPLIES More than 65 enthusiasti ths opening of their new Post mo nt's Fire Tower. The class Is daughter, Jenifer, recently Casselberry dns Inc., to Walter K. Burkholder & Wf Millicent M. PsttWtal, 1* 31 $61 creased self confidence and SW ¼, less S 33 acres & K 14 of will be with a party at the home of his workers and friends of United home on Nov. 1, from 8 p.m. studying forest fire prevention, returned from The one-day workshop hoe Eileen J Mercier form. [let. Frances Harry Dalton & wf. Onlenta Gdns, $100. Ninety-six women at Stetson Jnnnle Homes, Inc. to Frank N ¼ of NW '. of SW '-., lets ES spending the understandmg of oneself. The held Nov. 7 from 9a.m. to p.m. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED parents, Dr. and • Mrs Kenneth Way of GUARANTEED SALE Seminole Inc. Th'new Home is located at 197 Won, W GO. of Lt 73 Duck Pond Arlene, It 178 lake Searcy I UWS) University Accompanying the children weekend with Browning's Center pledged ,sororits S I I) Dcv. Corp to Wm. A. .Stollosy & t1 Eva, 1* 14 111k L acres of N 10 for acres, In Sec. 32Continuing at the Sheraton Catalina Inn, I.4 Wing. The 27 guests from All attended the third report inn. during this fall's annual rush Highway 1792. All VFW were faculty members Mo brother and family, George Education for Women Addn. CB ,000. Shores, $37,833. Taylor & Ada it., Beg 360' W & Song 1k 1WSec. 5, 171,300. 1031, 1110. at o.,th played a series of party cheon Tuesday at the Sheraton period. members and thdr spouses are Perry, David Cochran, Mrs. Browning Ill, wife, Anna, and 33rd St. Jayznor Corp to Thomas K. t. C of Those pledging from Annie B. Griggs (form, 775.9' N 'if SE cur. of NE ¼ of ?nn1e Lou Allen, sgl. to Valencia Community College is at Gordon J. Jones & wf, Joyce games, were served delightful Inn. leave it to a woman! Sanford were REAL ESTATE BROKER.. BROKER COOP INVITED Invited. Refreshments will be Joe El kn Kunzwwiles, and daughter, Molly, in Sarasota, Lisa Miller and and Jao& wiCatherLufl., LII Hudson) to Mary L Griggs, sf1. SW ¼ run W4W etc. being Lot Gladys K. Shirley, sgL, 14 tnt: to Lawana F. lunch is offering a unique opportunity to registration IR refreshments, Kish, U 481k 13 P,.,,,% Iw .IfIu and were en. Sheila Brown, I 1. 7 who heads the served. Mr s. rtô I I,? Becky Crabtree. Rik A San Sebastian HiL Un.1. aka Lov,et~ Lat 35, Orange 13 Staides Pin fWk Lake Beg. 'it SW cOr.[A 13 Liongwood Leslie Whitterr., Alpha Xi "hilem While in Sarasota, the participate in a personal Call or write to the Center for Tier 4, E. R. Traffords Map of ..1.I tertatned with amapjcsliowbv Sni'ui (ift. 90 IMI$ uei; 0 1~ 134,000 t.inua rieuagu, hi Beta trothere entered tM hills, MO,000, Ests., sia,iqo. Unrecorded Plat, $UO. MORC arnwt' Cctlng ....uuuss vu tor Mr. and Mrs. Gary Postle of includes combining !"", ! b S'.(Ord $?A200 ' • "UI I,,4,4 5.it.u* vw.tl..I II Seminole Phi; and Darlene dliii Nuncy "1• l• '-i'•Fuiry, racing regatta held on Oct. 4, in Marianne Simon, nationally Wonn, for reservations. 'Leta 11111F I Altamonte Mall n...1.. t.._ -~_,4 Sanford Kd 11 s arn 1 **,~ "" ivided FU , ~_ -. S I r 11 ____. , . - -. - ______ n hl, ,. ..- , •- " . - ' univ year ' ' . . ____________ , - - ___ - . _ ~ -' - -. - I - '- - - .Jr - , . - - - - . - -' .--.----- -.... - ' . ,,,,,j_ ' . _ - - ____ — ZAWW;4 - ' / - IF - ' e Careful Flaming Wood _________ - - - -. _ .''... - - . --. '' . - __ ' ' • --.' Here's the Answer ru'i - ' . .. ' \ 4''; .10, - - . ',. .'- ,, - --. _-'' , .,. - ., - ,. I . fr g - ' -, - , .. '. - - - . ' - - - - Whatever The Occasion, Say It With Flowers Dancers To Entertain Seniors, Public - - - _..a_ ...,.. - flpiAfi IE -_ :: 7 __ .-.-• -• - Recorded Seminole Coun an, c ions ~~, C eva i Gardens I . ::4 ,, . - . — , - - , - — - . UXUIY In And Around Sanford . .. .. ' S - - - ' - '- - ' - '— .' ' •• .. -. . ,. - - . r — . . . . Meet5--# I e - - - - . . - -- ________________ , GRAI) ' •- - ____________________________________________________ J EW1D1iA** I In And Around Winter Spr prings ngs Weicome To New Residents From Virginia :. - Us ,, three (ii MARONDA HOMES, INC. -, __.._ -. , • ' , ,, .'_..._ -. , , - . . - ., . IA ---- Aell eat CHOOSE YOUR INTEREST RATEI 7 14% 71/9 % AS LOW AS 5%1 NO CLOSING COSTS I $500 CASH MOVING ALLOWANCE I l i Valencia a enc a Sets \Norkshop _____ , to CALLBART REAL ESTATE . bswE _____________ - , ,, wnr p-.,. • Rrcr,n, �Al 2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 19, 1975 A ! Newman aiii, Nuss :::.1 rs.w~' I .1 - - nguyeniens IU -I" Evening '! • Couple U it n ed r * I Nemnan and Edward William (Tepe with high rise waists and \uss ere inarned Sept . at 4:30 p.m. in the Unit ed Ch urch o f Christ Windermere, i th line skirts. scoop neck s acnted with a wide co llar edged in tute lace The) wore ZI , A one - - Rev. Roger 11. Scider officiating matching picture hats and Wedding :1111sic was played by apricot tinted carnations and Mrs. Donn a Frazier of Orlando babies' breath. a nd Paul Bole was soloist Hithar d Nuss twin brother of Ile bride is the daughter of the groonl,,-erved as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Newman of Groonismer, were Jim Orlando. The bridegroom is the Neuman, brother of the bride, • It 1 .. . I% - I10 - : I The newlyweds are both attending Valena Communit , fr. and Mrs. Edward William Nuss -- Children, Mary G. 1vett & Waiter. Edmund Will. Woodland & Joyce A. Oluf Edwin Olsen & Dorothy I. e Cynthia 1. Converse & Raymond E. Lulu Mae Harris & Edwa rd. cornmittees and dree standing committees. Each committee Robin Jamie Hodge & George Joseph Arthur hiodge Jr. chairman conducts a fund oteion for chi ldren and raisthgcampaigntosup po1 the aged is the annual project of dependent children and aged. Women of the Moose, (WOM, Every month the women Chapter 1404, according to the undertake a special project. ran ki ng officer, Sr. Regent Funds raised from the recent Virginia Borem. 'Christmas in October' went Ordef of Moose, where tvery child is given a high school — — . - - . - I IL ' - I - I ;. 41 .' aPleasant ___________________ Li TRIM Notp You daily. Loca ted at I . I: 1. . Try : ~ it you'll like iti - ZAYRE PLAZA SALE STAS 2944 ORLANDO DR* TODAY . ' EVENS — ~ -~ ?. I SWDAY e NO IRON * MAOL WASH !A" WIDE M1111111 QW= FIKI $1.69 . TD. F 1 NuW OFF 0 " ENTIRE STOCK KEEP PACE WITH PLMURE PERFECT FAMION! OF FORMER DISCOUNT PRICE $199 YD. --,-10 _.- . ' M = CUDDLY SOFT M(UOWcOwRS - ~'. - .- -- wIJrI X . -. a I • Commanders Tiny Hill, Welcome Wagon ub w111 hold (hristine Johnson, Maym ie IS annual fall luncheor. and Williams a,-,d Evelyn Dean card party Tuesday, Oct 21, at . . .. Dear Abby 1. I 01 BI(. UI I I f, 0. - , . . 1J ',. ___ itt UI r 4~ ~-,~ -,. '&-., --- .'h. 1 .. . . A Invite • rds ToHome . . —. . . - . . C I U . 41 i Ile is. I would, of course sign (;u slowly, dear, without such letters. Comm What do you think are re(ji.lested r r. ",~.,()ruji'- ,*T ,,. ,t,, rt . PIANOS ' BOB BALL'S PIANO & ORGAN SALES I W. FIRST ST. trees and shrubs will beautify your yard and attract the kinds of birds you like . .. n FIRST IN FASHIONI FIRST IN VAWEI :; 3. . . ...: . ' Local Lasses Begin College Careers KimberleyCa H rde I In iood (lt) a Sah Bis - Mercer of Sanford wear happy smiles of anticlpat,lon as they start out on their chosen paths 8' Converse College, Spar' tanburg. S.C. Both freshmen are local high school graduates. A- 'NOW Program Aid 1093, available at 2520 N. Orange Ave., 0rlando,l. 3, or It can be Nrchased for 75 cents from, the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office 30%. I z J., ; T -k-1 A .I F., !I ., U ,k. 2O WHEN Nscom Ftia 69 YD. -- ARINKLID o PREMASHED %dIttIP(41w, i'ld%lPII i ci aall y w11:11 .i oz. rurLIN ' 100% POLYESTER FMI1 040111111 1`111CI $1.49 YD. JUST A PARTIAL Our People Make Us Nwpbor One st,rs.e 1.mwv Priscilla Circle Enjoys Pot Luck Dinner . i._' , 'Tr. 0 14 - 0 4PRESS our "fling vy MNue Satin In 44 beautiful Cs. - I , : Saturday evening, at the the home of Mable ,Matthews, I -4 Shake, Rattle, Roll To 'Grease' Show -- lu S ow .94 - and needy families. Slattie Orlando. Welcoming her new a Christmas Ba za ar for Dec. Etheiweis Boone of Second There were triple birthdays Jefferson, president, has sister is four-year-old Alison with the folilowing chair nne. women: fancy table, Ruth Street had an exciting ride on at the Ashley's on West 16th tickets. the went Street, as Edward, the uncle, Maternal grandparen ts are Shur; plan ts, Jean Ma tson; ce lebfate(I with his twin nieces ,%fr. anti Mrs. Robert M. Jones bake table, Eleanor Ayers a;~ north to Binghamton, N,Y. for Evergreen Temple ' tier vacation. TLal vicious lady Jk o. of Sanford. Paternal grandFlorence Boulden; grandmas Sharon and Sheri. Uncle Dauil,liters of Elks will sponsor parents are Mrs. Robert attic, Katherine Jones; I un- known as "Hucricane Eloise" Edward treated the girls to the a Fashionette and Tea. Sunday ; followed thetrain way. football game Friday night at at 8 p.m. at the Elks Home -Schock, Jasper, Ark., and cheon, Ida I-ainpinen, Fran In fact, at the one train timeallthe Edward Willink, Del,and. Seminole High School. Stumpf and Ruth Boswell. Cypress and 7th Streets' Alberta Bartunek is in charge was stuck on a hill because of G rea t-grand mothers are Donation is 11. Gu est mode ls Mrs. A.D. Abrams (maternal) of selling some beautiful sher winds and rain. Mrs. Boone Orlando ta ted that eve:h she Wesley and Mrs. Fred C. iSnow) Wright IAesburg. Wight, both of .stationery featuring pictures of lives in Florida she didn't Sanford. recently', w ho told of a won. the church. The women will , cpect to take a hu rricane with derful I I state tour, which took The M ~ then) to Colorado Springs, Bicentennial will meet Th ur. - --, where they %isited M-Sgt. and sdays at 7:30 at St John `0 ,Mrs. Joe Wesley Straws, for. Missionary Baptist Church. AV _A112%h tiler Sanford.ites, and I.t. Col. & ,Mary Whitchurst is directress. &Mfv" 16 a". 0 0 I ~ Mrs. Lou Jay Miller, also front ~ \,I ~ t Sanford and enjoyed seeing the Seven Falls made a eat start for the fall in South Cheyenne Canon, Cob ', colorful collecti on. season Their meetings are held ~. Of FAWN MWRS UIRTIDA" I (I % , ' • PAYONLYS1.59VD. ve -o PH. 322-2255 If5v In And Around Chuluota . h , how a conservation landscape . J.'. I People who enjoy having birds arou nd t heir hom es willCome in and ktus show you 13 reasons find a new Soil Conserva ti onyou should considor buying a Kohr & &rsce (Sc) brochure, 'Invite Campbell above all others. Birds to Yo ur Home,' a big help "QUALITY NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE" in planning and landscaping for birds. The brochure tells the birdioser how to use trees, shrubs and food to attract birds. It tells 0-: , to bring their own Tem"r!: ohev Shalom. , - . '• The Chaverot Group of Somers, National Judge munity Center. Table and door Iladassah will hold its regular Advocate Icile McCarty and prizes will be awarded. Players meeUn nn flct. at 8p.m., th several ot her state offi(vrs. ,. . ' Chaverof Also, Present State Adjutart Vi 12 noon in the Deltona Com. / . If '. f we'. -'h( Cl - ' .IV chapter burnt its mortgage. On hand for the burning of the Welcome Wagon mortgage were Past State . The Deltona - DeBary 22-3315 Ph Custom Draptries Cltantrs i 1,1 0P S Fur Storago 319W. EST 131h. - Sanford. Fla. S*rving the Seminole Volus&a mes (call collect) Our dowsl0f COMU 10 yW hM*. at ~ convwtiofto. day& " % We"413" LISTING OF THOSE ITEMS WHICH ARE BEING SOLD AT 10% OFF OUR fttts. Ulu;iiNI I4UII5 0 NO obl,gaf-oft to benefit area nuing 0 i uE?sIa$l,g$ r4lt y I : I IL IL PAY ONLY 89C b . PAY ONLY 11.29 VD. with gloss ins e rt; all with aodroon hordar hb ..CO,t ~ Birth Told j wicicnea stand, 51/4 ' compote or 3-eiton relish dish • ~ their Wents to entertain the large crowds expected to attend the Jamboree from around the state and beyond. Contact Anita Williamson, 711 Br arcliff St.. Sanford. - UBTRACT1O • ; 4 -1; I I INUW The 23rd annual white usIom I WASH 'N WEAR PER YARD SUBTRACT . . JVIVC! °" 11111, b cause the Unit and birds, three bald eagles, #- -,- F A I LID I .' •',, auas The annual pot luc her to New York State. the Priscilla Circle was held fter Tuesday' evening in the KAThERINI. years of faithful _____________________ ________ Cypress Avenue and 11th Fellowship hall of Andy and Marion Voight the Cornservice on the Atlantic JONES along with IMuIse and Roger Stret . SIN. Bessie Brooks, ~ inunityChurch. Thisis the one Correspondent -%. dinner where all husbands are Lee Barnes made his last run as HAWKINS DIAL Bahama I!,land for a weekend --> are making plans for their 24th invited. The table's were 1 ,* a bartender and waiter through 365-3528 lie . ' of fishing and lobstering. While anniversary. . I . I decorated with roses from t Sanford, where he stopped and -C,,,,!rald ipondent there, they stayed on the Marie Utter's garden and as greeted many of his friends and 322-5418 Voight's boat which is at I usual the meal was delicious. have this stationery for- sale at Present anchored at Grand co-workers. Barnes will now go home to Jacksonville and enjoy I The regular monthly meeting any time. Bahaffl3. Besides the fishing. -his retirement. Those CO. was held after the dinner, and the Voight's took the Gingrich's Maitland Civic Center, at 8:45 workers and mends to Join in Gla dy's and Archie Dwharnof on a sightseeing tour of the M the husbands and Mrs Richard surprise p.m., The Centennial his celebration in Sanford were Organization Red (Cher) l)Willinko1SaSuma retreated to the kitchen and Third Street have again Joined shops and casinos on the 308 & White Civic Ball waiter J.C. Holly. steward W. Drive, announce the birth of a PL'rforn*d all the after dinner us for the winter season, so that Islands as this was the and crowning of the Queen will Stevins, conductor D.11. there. take Place-S-iturday evening at nine pound, three ounce chores. Many thanks for their now there are only a few of our (tingrich's first visit . Leavins, waitress Nancy Nix 8:45. winter residents who have not daughter. Kimberly Diane. (kt. thoughtfulness. - A $2 do ----and flagman D.C. %%illimns. I. SOUDS & FANCY WEAVIS Nut nut DAM11111 IT11111164111M coup= M1VU NOW MM 9k -1 % ACETATE/NYLON - ... A A ducess, present commander Weigley on a field tri to Crow's V.. Members were presented with of Unit 30, Sanford, Roadrunners oId 1'r Fish Camp and Mullet lake. their yearbooks, a copy of The Sixth Disict, Disabled The installing officer was the Twenty.five members, Inearng non which will be entered in the American Veterans Auxiliary state comm a n d er of Florida dud:nv rnreein fl or Civic 10 dl mu lrc new Mr arhook ni tittori to I) \ Id i i tIo d I) L 01 U dIUUflJ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. looking lncheon, Saturday Williams, past commander of Th gathering was a gala Francke of DeBa, enjoyed formers and oups to donate Ex-Con Railroad Employe Retires . ~ PA 11 O.N 1, 1, " d 9c 11,1). - NOW AND SUBTRACT LU .: ' ' - 1. ~l'$ w~-' 11-' ' - ~% .. F.1. ! . ' I, _____ ~ --. I L I By 0 ~ Il SUBTRAcT20$1 • 60" WIDE • NO IRON • MACH. WASH - . w INOW PAY ONLY $1.29 VD. TRIMMINGS • SELF-LINED ALREADY - %; 1\ " WITC ALL NOTIONS I OUR BODY Quill SUBTRAcT3 ~M, — E PY21Z CHOICE - 1101 DEAR WONDERING: Keep had always given me an HIGIIIAND PARK, ILL-. The on ' I'londerfug until You are adrenalin shot.) quote was: ' ,The person who sure- Whitt does Carl mean by a 6. The doctor who knocked out comes into your company and serious relationship" with nly tooth made no apology. the hog You? Marriage? Using hostal, however, pa id for the less a hog than the person who together? Hr says he loves you, necessary denistry but curtly' comes to the table and enS all but you mention only the refused any compensation thefood." And I'll accept all th e "emotional s"ort" you could Lawyers refused to sue because credit or blame for it. 1 . AND DISMUNTED MORE! PRICES -100% POLYESHR - Ist QUALITY - DAYTONA — -- -.. -- v % . LLOWAR I r emotional support and has his life until you know what MILL VAUY turned to me. I've always di rection his life is taking. Good DEAR MILL: If it will make sympathized with troubled Iuc and may God bless you. you feel any better, go ahead People and could easily Ixswept off my feet by his charm doctor knocked out one of my' answer, An apology might and good lo0s. front teeth - the only tooth I constitute an admission of Will his being an ex-con have ever lost. I am 52 1 was i ncompetence or neglect on his han(licap him? Do you think we and he's probably could make It together? was unconscious, and he was following his lawyer's advice. WONDERING 1NDAIJ inserting a breathing tube (Doctors on previous oecasIo 'CONFIDENTIALT() C.L IN . 322-9739 TRIM CLINIC 131 1300 ('hapk anti Sarah (.ikrni (litrald Photo by Doris Dietrich) wo I feel Ile desperately needs k . ' -=w.~--- -r~--j - ~ -7--- -_, .-- 2ale . _____________ (andidates Inducted Into Women of th e Moos e. part of his life. ' luflw t I L On Hwy. 17-fl at 27th SANFORD 100% POLYESTER -Z—~V- %~ L Zotaj Revolving Oisp s ________________ succeed. and he wants me to be don't hold that against him. FA IR WA Y PLA ZA You CAN lose weight ffOURDIOUNrrDprn - I lie's an provide for him. You even the amount to l lh'cI .u!I excellent student. My problem: suggest the possibility of being be too small Lu interest them. He s an ex-convict. In his taken In by his charm and good I am enraged by this insophomore year, he was caught loo . ks competent doctor and would smuggling drugs from Mexico Being an ex-cofl%jct is surely like to vent my rage by writing to Texas and spent two years is no asset, but thank God society to him fairly often, telling him prison, He is now parol ed, Is much more willing to give an how incompetent and lacking In Carl has a drising ambition to ex-convict a second chance, so compassion and good manners It Prices and coin laundry .. W. t ~ .- -, -- -. L . - / - will graduate in a year. . Dry Caning at budget - - GENUINE J. P. I elepiiant sale of the Winter Park Memorial HospU31 Auxiliary is scheduled for Nov. 21. Al! contributions are welcome, according to sale director Vera Undenberg, and may be delivered to the We headquarters across Edinburg Drive from the hospital on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday mornings. Or call the hospi tal Auxiliary for home _d position cart Is lie says he loves me and I believe him He 1I - Roodrunners Do you — or does your group Valentine Girl for the year, Pain and Wnto Knowles; Pat commander of Unit 84, Holly the DeBary group with Mrs. have any Pe rf orming talent? Pam Knowles. and Torn lrgen; Freddie and Hill; Enid Martin, conductr ess, Annabel Merrill as chairman, Then XiBetaEth'ssecondmeetthg Bruce Nelson Phyllis and Unit 30 , Sanford, and luise the T Count The Society recently acwas held at the home of Viola Eddie Scilkarik. Rath Club Frank, Pine Way, Sanford. Ira - / -, _______________________ OFAIt ABBY I am resputed 2yearld woman "I -... - --- •, .. - n p mmander 1973. o I. e S udy of Ecological Highlight of the evening was the Jack; Faye and Milt Jones; 74 of Unit 30, Sanford; Sally Matters for Seminole County.,, ____________________________ 11 -I- The Perfed Wedding Gift , , - She's Charmed - . - , ~ Auxiliary Hold Sale . occasion for Unit 84 of Holly the trip and saw, among other .' 1....... ;-_ TO - ; r': H I 0 .4 - SILVERPL TED O BY INTERNATIONAL third II ARRIVEAUVE IL STATE ... - - I .. - WELCOMED * Donna Jean Ossler& Thomas II i - -- show. Winners were: F"ne Ballou Yates of Miami, first; .' . . Vr5~~ ---W---J I ~ -----~~---- are scheduled regularly and the -.~' . women participate In worthwhile opportunities to imI r prove the community. Among the artists receiving Frances WOM offers are Mar tin Jr., Graduate Sr. Regent VIla Boresu explains pctj of honorable mention at the Wen of Me Regent; Ann Curtis Jr., Moose, Chn pler * Annual Exhibit of the Florida 14M. (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) Lenore Price, Watercolor Society which recorder; Haven Mincey, opened in Clearwater Oct. 11. Virginia and her husband, .seven years ago from, CoBegttreawer; and Dorothy Chisea, was William Proctor Jacksonville, T.formerly a chaplain. contractor, came to Sanford of four grow chil dr en. Sanford area student, coach -~and Florida Technological ALTAMONTE MALL University cleari. A I . and - .:I .- , (I? - . election of the chapter's Ellen and Richard Deefer; (.avin, parlimentarn, present Refresenta will be served by — - 171. 1 ________ - Wfc AUNDROMAT June .1. Warner & James M. Leonard L. Brownless & lImon Jackson & Jenny L Sune Smith Joan A. Wagner & Stephen J. uobt C Russe ll Jr ,& Sharon ' reuuw3wp one o u privileges of WOM. The attractive lodge and club quar. ter3 Provi& ImUng friendsW;a and valuable contacts. Soclai Society member E.V. Ta tich from Orla ndodomo tra tedUw technique of watercolor __________ It - _______ ~- - ., Dianne M. Westerfield & II '• -. The re are 100 watercolors in the show selected from 197 entries from 132 Florida arfists They are being shmn in the Florida Gulf Coag Art Center ir Bellair, Clea rwater. .. . . Artist Honored At Show - I Susie Rosemari Barrett & Robert Judith Allen & Albert R. - Moosehaven, in Orange Park,is a Florida retreat nwma for other nee&s. WOM raises funds while dependent aged their wives. Lth are supported having fun. Among the social events scheduled at Moose M mem rs a lodge, 1851, are a Halloween a uxiliary, dance is Oct., a Roaring 20's The local WOM has a dance in November, a membership of 275 women, who Christmas party, and a meet twice monthly in a Valentir patriotic setting with eight . I / I La urel J. Sing & Konrad V. Ga ry Michael Gordon & Flora Robert S. Glaze & Margaret Robert Herron Mellon & Ann. J. Helen. James F. Parker & Be tty C. Pamela Joy Bryant & Lucy A. Rudloff & Edward w. Donald A. Rolling & Jean L Anthony B. ean M. Schwe r & J Evelyn Byrd & George. De borah A. Engert & KenB. Eugene Wilder & ne th F. : . FAIRWAY e K. Donald A. Sapp & Stephanie ' f or Moosehaven, Checks are dispersed monthly to the two opera tions in a special ProjKU category ______ ___ ..• ' toward a scholarship fund for Chigo,fordependent of deceased members of !, — Disso/utions Of Marriage - - - . JUU1 _____ - -L- M~J*_; IzE V- - ' Clubs In Profile is Virginia a homeexplaki'ed ______ , a ______ College this fall. Nuss a fledis Sox Matron of honor was Mrs. Pitcher for the Boston Gregory Schmid of Bclleview, Organization. Following a and bridesmaids were .Miss wedding trip to Daytona Reach Susan McGinnis and Miss they will make their home in Debbie McDonald bmh of Orlando until the baseball Orlan6). They %4vre attired in wamn reswl)es HedCoesponden1 : ' w. . Robert J. Smith, 22, 586 Sanford. Patricia A. Wiggins, Org Qut ens Chamberlin St., Orlando, Mirror ( ir 29 1111 Sant, Barb ir i o 18 rr r Iii ? ih t (tothi j fl t it' %Iim. J. Masayko, 21, X0 I,eonard Stile, 28. 2102 SW Boardway St., Enterprise. Iiurges 2Z 556 E. Pasadena Iraine ., No. 107, Altamonte Rd., Shirley G. Smith, 29 0 Ave.. Longwood. Springs, Told Lee Mauro, to, Summerline Ave. Hex 0 Cook 22 hacienda saine add. Bx 42, Winter Springs, arris Ill. 23 -Samuel G. Williams, 35, 1732 Tina L Rottmann, 24,450 E Hank Holiday, 23, 109 Desoto 7 0818 Puritan lid., Orlando: Jrd, Ho S C 121131 1 A he St., Altamonte Springs, Rose Kathryn A W i lson 36 11 Eas 17, 393 Longwood flkdtajtJa50fl CirA David C. Miller, 18, fit 2 Dx Ave.. Altamonte Springs 134 klssy, Ma rsha F McCloud, Robert L Addison, 27, 104 James M. flarris, 36, Bx 725 Laverne 0. Yeadon, 50, 2545 19, fit I fix 268, Daven Bethunc Cir, PaSs V Brown, Tere&* A Bailey, fl, Dx 229 Lk Park Dr, It 19, Ialer M David Hicks, 31, 502 anna 20, Sr Sta . Box 3124. Mary. Howard, 43, U 16. Ave., Casselberry, Rebecca JO Gordon 11. Austin. 32. Bx 237 Carol E. Helms, 26, Bx 341 Patrick A. Burchett. 19, - pearls attached to which was a reception was held in the three tier veil of bridal ill usion Fellowship hall. She earned a bo uquet of white By DORIS DIETRICH ____ ___ p , lace basket of B / " _____ • Marriage App lications Pe*ls. Her headpiece was a crown of Ill;-itching lace and WOM L , - flower girl sls wide t(s and demi- and was dre ss ed in a short belle skirt which fell into a tLjs0 ind carried 'i program Sanford, was elected the new Prior to the meeting a meal cards A donation of $1 is The chapter's September commander of the Sixth was served by Holly Hill Unit Xi Beth Eth Chapter required, and tickets are , Beth Socthl was a fh fry held at the District of the Slate of Floda and th Sigma Phi, began the sorority e mortgage was burned available fromany Welme home of Susan and Rex Byrd In D A V A in presence of Chapter and Wagon mem be r or at the door. sear with a meeting at the lake Mary. The fish was all O ther officers elected were Auxiliary mem be rs and their home of Frcdde Nelson, 24 , caught and cooked b) Rex and sr, vice commander, Muriel guests The National V A Key Ave., Sanford fhIng partner, Dick Frank Gro ver of Unit ,lroIlyJjiJl, Jr representative gave a eech Woman's w After catching up on smmer Cheese grits prepared by vice commander. Sally on facts relating to V.A. claims, The Calbe W oman's vacation news, program books Ph)l!i Senkarik were the Mountcassel, Unit 86, Flagler Club will have a luncheon A were reviewed. These follow cWinary hit of the evening. b 0 SocIe foflowe b Beach; chaplain, Bernice o o Beth Sigma Phi International's Those attending included i Ilollis, Unit 16, Orlando t the t ' The Seminole Audubon W Margie and Bob Beine; Nancy Appointed officers are; Mildred Society will meet Ilurs&y at 2 ma J er Heritage Ring," and celebrate and Ben Butler; Susan and Rex Garner, adjutant, from Unit 30, p.m., in the Florida Power and brook Drive, Casselberry. woman's heritage during the Byrd; Grace and Jeff Davis; Sanford; Mildred Ilght Building,301 111yrtle Ave., Donation tickets wi ll cover the bicentennial year. V iola and Dick Frank; Di na arms from Unit beginning Holly Hula; Sanford. Jerry La ngs to will 11 Chapter President Susan and Te FF u t re ll ; Fran and Stacy Tuite, patriotic in speak on' a. m ., wit' h Bi ngo "Goals an d Objectives pm Byrd led the businem meeting. Randy [fill; Betty and Bill structor, ' ____ _____ ' Health Building on the SCC Monday through Th ursday and The couple plans a Dec. 5, 7 fl1US from 9 am to 430 pm on p in wedding at Temple . i .z 11th grade and graduated from Colonial High, Orlando, before attending Valencia Communit School in Orlando, and was two ending on December 16, 1975. $15.00. To register for the class, e a a ('lass will met each Tuesday come to the Registrar 's Office lie is employed as a fireman .. of 11011) . wood. was roses. carnations and , Mums. fl i XI Beta Eta ____ I mm" class beginning October Connie Bennett will insuct the Tenn, attended Evans High . .' Meadows of Maitland. Seating thegue stswece1 Phillips o nte ais1 't 4. Continuing Education at SCC those interested in increasing Orlando. . will offer ano ther 'Si 'N muscle tone and vigor. Ms. 11cr fiance, born in Knoxville, .J At t' I parents, the bride wore a gown Maitland and Bert Newberry of asselberr' of silk organza over taffe ta. The )' bodice featured a SCOOp Ring neckline imrned wi th em ce br th bea rethr was Gary Nus o lace and tiny pears The high \ll er of e oom Sharla ne r cousin of the greoin rise waistline, full sheer t,us es,, rim 1 The Division of Adult and dea with mild conditioning for travel counselor with AM in Neb. and Bob Given in marriage by her WUSC , the At SCC s Slim N Trim Classes .v in the double ring ceremony. carried bouqueth of fiji mums, Maitland in engagement of their Miss Weldon, born daughter, Cheryl Jean, to Jacksonville, is the grand Ra) mond E Weldon of Roger A Henderson, son of Mr daughter of Mr and Mrs N! Chuluota and Mrs Faye and Mrs. A I Henderson of Smith of Tampa, and Mr. and Weldon of Orlando announce Jasper, Ga Mrs A W Weldon Sr. of Valdosta, Ga. She attended - 'lics Jaqueline Henee guns of apricot polyester Hender Son Sunday, Oct. to, 1975-3C Club Notes •i1 ___ r l Weld Herald, Sanford, FL — , Say Daddy-0, think it's time "Grease" Is the SOs rock and again to break out those blue roll musical that was a hit on suede shoes and slick back your 3roadway for three and oneDuck-Tail? In 1975? Yes! half years in the early 70 s, This All you fine chicks can tie a Is the production featuring the rubber band around your New York company, and tickets Pon and get those pedal are available at The Colonial pushers out of the attic, 'cause Plaza Ticket Agency, The you're gonna wanna "shake, Altamonte Mall Ticket Agency, rattle and roll" your way over all Bill Baer stores, and the to the Rollins College Enyart- Annie Russell Theatre Box ,.'l_,.1 ik Pnl)in. C,.rr,r.". fl'4 'I ., •,_., n- Cardigons and vests ./." -V ",Z~ 6~ 'W, to .~ I Z1 o 1na , ,Nilin Are You A Working Mother Wit C r Under? h fl h ild l L O If you are, You should know about A Baby's World, designed exclusively for the care of infants to Olds. A o year branch of an established day care , ce nter A Child's WorldA Baby's World offers limited enrollment. Special at. tention is given to diets and formulas. Mother's schedule is adhered to as closely as possible. arntind him w k. owner is a certified public school teacher. Our rates are set so that a working mother can afford Collar and collarless styles. Al! machine washable. Come by and inspect our new facilities. Experience a day at work knowing your child is receiving the best care possible I Pleasantly priced from 110. OPEN6:30A,M. 106 P.M. MONDAY thru SATURDAY L] A Bb' World TOWNE SQUARE, 801 E. 25th Street (Next to the new Driver License Bureau) �L 4 C — Evening Herald, Sanford_Fl. , Sunday, Oct. 19, 197$ BEETLE BAILEY MortWalker W.IJT ( c,:: LOJR& ) UTPOvE . J I 5A IZ&E HOROSCOPE 14 Er ,,. fly BLRNICEBEDEOSOI. A 6ENER4L For Sunday, October 19, 1975 ' ' (••# % ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Your Judgment Is excellent iI today on things that affect you alone. If you try to extend your thinking to cover others, you'll get into a heap of trouble. 0 ___ THE BOR N LOSER 0CWTa? UMBER ef UAS E XWZ A ~JME ...TMT PROFfSSOR M)MR IS by Art S.onsom L s DAV 10 - 15 WWATM... THts Ile- 4VA- % '4 129 -OM. - __ ..Ak4ptjc ottieone you by Lury Lewis THE DIRECTCR trouble handling the children today, but not nearly as much as you'll have If you let some VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) busybody really gum up the Pressure will be brought to works. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. bear on you by a person who 19) You and your mate better was reluctant to take "no" for decide early who's going to be an answer )esterday. Give in charge today. Your him the same reply. wigwam isn't lar ge enough LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) for to chiefs and no Indians Alth AQUARIUS (Jarn 20-Feb. advice from others today. 19) Keep your ideas in pertheir answers won't really register. You'll things as YOU first intended. rely OP rue, F SA'S T _ TELL ____________________ S4LD E4E L)%i3-uMB I 4 r4hJTJ" THE TE..EviSON CvT,.i'(S I rbaonaay, Ucrooer AU, 1915 ARIES (March some unexpect ed expenses could suddenly pop up today and catch you off-guard If '. Partnership TAURUS(sApril2O.Ma)20) - tiling people cooperation yw need. Get off a J) ( by Stoffel & Hesmdahl K FII* d - - I..., BLON DIE ryE TRIED EvE?THiNG, ChicYoung ( WAIT A MINUTE" 0A6w000 TI-4EE'$ "-i I JUST HAD A FOOTBALL C,, AN IDEA! TELEVISION, j ¼ '2 —---- gr ...' S. (' Wi'4AT CNANNEL?.? , Ir / 2Y 'LAIL Itt' f 41\\\ 1 — help will be withdrawn Y nT1TI II by Al Virmier PRGLEMS,) OTTS r -' ITS EMILY.' Sl-iE \ IT'S BEEN Ys'\ DOE~SNI T LOVE ME SINCE ISPE AN) ANY MORE HER P,,NC-jERS TI.4ROUGH MY HAiR! ' -V ' -_________________ GEMINI (Stay 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan Usually you don't mind len19) Don't gamble on the unding a helping hand when you kflowiitoday,or take chances can. Today. YOU'll see that where the success of the venYour se t is n e CANCER (June 21-Jwy 22) You could be pressured by friend over something AQUARIUS (Jan. 20, Feb. material. Try not to make 19) You may have to contend loans or borrow from pals If with a few more domestic you can prevent It. frustrations today than usual LEO (July 23.Aug )[).)fl'( If you keep your cool, they're manageable put too high a price on gratify. Ing your ambitions today. The PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) rewards won't be worth the Be careful today or you might toes you'll have to step get yourself embroiled in a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. ) heated discussion with a ou've not completely friend over a ridiculous forgiven someone you may cross swords with again YOUR BIRTHDAY today. It won't pay to rehash a Oct.28,1975 volatfle old Wue. LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) Several interesting business propositions willbepresented Even though you'll be incon. venienced, try to henor an old to you uis coming obligation to a friend could be profitable but don't Problems will arise if you look for imcnediate rettam. It renege. will be slow sledding. By FUNNY BUSINESS PRISCILLA'S ttic ov. r JEL4VE) ' -s-- t% F-ST FAST VQJ5 v10986 4 •9'3 SOUTH M) 2 A K 6 4 A 962 Hith vulnerable au Pau 6* Opening lead — K v -- - l.-1 high club, ruffed dumniv's last heart with his last trump, entered dummy with the other club honor, drew East's last trump with dummy's queen while discarding his six of diamonds and would have made se v en if clubs had broken evenly. This play would have failed if Fast had started with one kss heart and one more dia• mond since he would have been able to discard a club on 1. OCTOBER 19 t 197& I_ 1L._ . ft . . - , X_ : -- JU . li the lead of the last heart If you want to have some fun you can find two other wa ysto make the contract either suffers from the dis advantages mentioned but each has certain weaknesses so that we have no quarrel with Holmes'play. - - - I - - - —IM - - - - - TO LAUGH, R A CACXI_E. WITHOUT NY LOVELY WOMEN UNDER ME SAME. THEY LOSE ALL tSTLE C7UMMIE5. IS 1 , - - .• •'---•:'.'. _____ .. ..- ._:'- - — " f ER r' ART Sir MY HEAD SAYS A SQ 'iAT IT GONNA BE 7 2'.: - - -- of R' I I 4,43E CANT FiND )FF(!ENTJ INFORN1TIOJ - - .- "---- — RNCR ORDERS HIS INTO THE SEARCH AND AT 4k iEP THE GATE 714AT LEADS MOUNTAINS WHERE HASHIDA :ERER HAS HIS ABODE. A VIE 64NIPLQ AIWW IU'AAI4ATIONS .1RUNWILD EK_The I, p '/ —.'.. • • nit .$- Color a heat / by Bob Montana full 'ft too III N ZAZW~w ByOswald&Jamesiacoby Frank Thomas goes through A Rhode Island reader a long rigamarole in order to wants to know what we would describe how Holmes and lead from Watson bid to six spades £Q743 V1053 484 49752 The bidding in the box after the bidding has gone one shows how they might have notrump-six notrump, reached at if they were using %%e would lead a club the Jump raise as almost, but Either the deuce or five. We not quite, forcing. want to select the lead that is Holmes counted 12 easy least likely to cost us trick tricks provided clubs broke 3 and all other suits appear to 3.Hedecidedtouseadummy bemoredangerous. reversal to give him twelve 0 of a copy of JACOBY against a 4-2 club break. MODERN, send $1 to: "Win At trick two he rutted a at Bridge," do this heart Then he cashed his ace newspaper, P0. Box 489, of spades, led a spade todum- Radio City Station. New York, my's jack rutted another N V 10019) -- ARCHIE _ Roger Rotten ROLE, (p __ '011TH £ Q J 5 A74 8 52 AKQ 5 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 3. Dec. 21) You tend to make chores that face you today far more complicated than they are. Mistakes and Irustra. tons are likely. Besmarttodayabouthan. - You're going to enter into a partnership arrangement this coming year that will be quite lucky for you. Your partner ill be very enterprising me of this may b off on You. ll ()%%,%U) and JAlI...S JAUflI't_ get a bit sticky for you today if your goals are not in iiar. mony. Don't be the one to drag his feet. you're not careful. Manage your money prudenfly. 0 __ VOUR BIRTHDAY Oct. 19,1975 -_ '. BUGS SUNNY Suniihay Mkitim '4 WIN AT BRIDGE .- ATTP Pay particular attention to health matters today. Don't overexert Yourself. Curl up with a good book or the TV. ±~ ('E.MlNl iMay 21-June 20) Fkrn't ear out your welcome if invited to a social ga thering today. If you're one of the first to arrive, be- sure to be one of the first to '1HA..)K spective today. Though you may think in gradiose terms, you're missing a lot of small, necessary details. 11I.ScE.S (Feb. 20-March 2D) more protective than usual Be your possessions today, for OU may find someone taking a liking to something you're particularly fond o yourself. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) LEO (July g. person you'll discussion with strongly about the U 'll be on 0P Ite° ides o fence. You lend to count on aitt1 more than you ha ve comingtoday. You'll be disappointed when you don't get all You hoped for. LflJ . - .:. on today won't be there when you need him. Count on the only one you can self. MY WA/lET SAYS LL- POINT PEN First Iailure 7TWI&M. SOME Aw RE!;E_ARCH 09- Ae Pw C4 90! "We were lucky Dad had the windows rolled up and the doors locked! All that truck driver could do was stand FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovcs AFIZAID A TAX ger-oRm DOONESBURY k 146-. 1 1% 400 I by Carry Trudeau 1 m,*s ,iAL 4 in" j M ET IN 4 AW AWa -' 17 M rs. Chloe Butts (left) and Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore prepare salads and desserts for schoollunches. Story 4011 ItIlt, 70 A&~11 .56~,5 jy \- NOT IMPIVIDuAL -' 1 7M9L-- (HM CAMP FIR '-4-_ _________________ - T DOCICSTROM ' -_ 1iPIP LIZ4IW, NOW IRE ASHES V ,b,' SORTA SHORT __________ mis b1 i. " \ HPV PEOP SITQ 114 POST ) OFFICE 1W HI MEM 1<lCP4 AND G `"E9W_! SCXIAU XP 27 li! %I•II•_ W I&iLL: 16 — '___ I ____ J Lr_-_-_ 10, �.--.-:-- 4 C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Oct. it 1975 BEETLE BAILEY "OJP k1.4W.IL SETTER I W\T PID EP 14 Er 170 'Z CO-iR, E T~ 4 I OLJTPROVE TOE J J 57 fly llERNlCEBEDEoso A GENERAL jo For Sunday, October 19, 1975 I ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your judgment is excellent today on things that affect you alone. If you try to extend your thinking to cover others, you'll get into a heap of trouble, - on today won't be there when you need him. Count on the only one you can - yourself, LEO (ul) 23-Aug. person you'll have a discussion with today feels as strongly about the subleet you do, only you'll be on op. as TAURUS i April 2(Way 20) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom vawg fl T ME THE UJMBERCc - 6D-Evening Herald, Sa n ford, Fl. - You tend to count on a little more than you have comingtoday. You'll posite sides of the fence. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Prriir., will he hrnuwht in spective today. Though you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) Pay particular attention to health matters today. Don't overexert yourself. Curl up a good book or the TV. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) You may have mrouoie nanuting me cnuuren today, but not nearly as much a liking to something you're as you'll have if you let some particularly fond of yourself. may think in gradiose terms, you're missing a lot of small, flC(Y details. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be more protective than usual of your possessions today, for 1i A YOU IiIu iiiiu r,,mn,ir,n iiiw. imldn,j 5 low _________ - busybody really gum up the YOUR BIRTHDAY Works. Sunday, Oct. it, ;,s ______________ ____ - PROFeSSOR DAILY I.. I Jr r SUNDAY, OCT. it (9) Make A With (44) Little Rascals 10:00 (3) Sesame Street (6)03) t..ip Unto M7 Fe1t MORNING 6:43 (13) Mrin Radar - CAMPUS CLATTER 4 6:S with BIMO BURNS 'TE EAC 06 FAT. BALD ¶0 F -- JGS BUNNY - - BLON DIE WAIT A MINUTE.JUST HAD ............ 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EVENING New York Giants At (CATv.13) Burke's Law Buffalo (9) Marcus Welby . . -. (8) Spa ce: 11:40 (6)(13) BMcek (6)1)3) All In The Family (9) Mond Night Football (6)(13 Beacon Hill Tnnessce Tuxedo (24) Romagnolls' Table (8) Today in Florida (3$) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges (2) Daily Devotional 3:23 (44) Mod Squad Consumer Survival (2)(8) Police Story (3)( 24) Ascent Of Man (6)(13) Switch - . ._.. - $ Kit (6)()3) Joe And Sans (3)124) Almeta Speaks: The Blues (CATV4) Three Stooges (CATV. (3)(24) (24) Autobiography Of A Princess 2•30 610 LYNN HENDERSO(4 834 9217 AltamonteSpringsL on ond I (6)(13) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid Style RUTH TUECH r 2:00 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (CATV.6) Love, American (13) Breakfast Beat 8349212 Casseiberry Winter Springs ,py WEEKDAYS MORNING 5:00 (3) Car Care SHIRLEY MILLET FRANK AND ERNEST - (2)1*) Days Of Our Lives Trap (6)1)3) As The World Turns (6)113) Rhoda (9) Make A Deal (CATV.6) Movie .-. CLEA ED - 4:30 13) Book Beat , TO LAUGH, BUT THE tER A CACKLE W)THOUT Y LOVELY WOMEN UNDER ME SAME. THEY LOSE ALL SILESS DUMMIES. $5 . - - for If YQ are new in town - - uu:,v your BIEW I - .-: p' oq'm 15 IN ORDER' - I - ARCHIE - . ,. POP 730 (2) Treasure Hunt (3) Hillsborough County Re. port () Call It Macaroni (CATV.6U44) Love. An;eri. can Style (8)(9) Lt Make A Deal (I]) iruth Or Cons;uence-s ti p .I3) Movie 1:00 (7)( 8 ) Montefuscos (3)(24) Romantic Rebellion (6)(13) Waltorn (CATV-6) Movie (9) Barney Miller (35) Movie (44) Dinah! 0:30 (2) (8) Fay r . 1/1- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 19,1975--7D The Weekend Athlete (CATV.6) Tres Patlnes (9) College Football Texas at (-4)(13) Mary Tyler Moore (CATV.13) Burke's Law (9) Oddball Couple Arkansas (CATV.6) Pop Goes The 10:30 (24) Vincent Van Gogh (35) Big Blue Marble Country 4:00 (3)(24) Woman (44) Friends Of Man 10:30 (9) SW.A.T. N ews (CA4) W. N (2) High Chapperat (CAW-6) Best Of Groucho AFTERNOON (44) Movie (3) Lillias, Yoga and You 11:00 11:00 12:00 (6)(13) Sports Spectacular (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News (2) Josie And The Puycit 9:30 (24) (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) News ABC News (3) Villa AI•ir': (6)03) Bob Ncwharl (3) Liliia, Yoqa And You 4:33 (CATV-4) Race To Riches o.. tt Of I Vtlø 17:irn The (CATV.6) 700 Club 1.1 ç.,..;..i iuu %J)I , Dinosaurs 1331 Movie Aviation Weather (24) (24) Realidades (44) Love, American Style (CATVM NFL Game Of The (35) Car And Track (35) 700 Club 1000 11:30 Wee k (44) Love, American Style (3) Soundstage 5:00 (2)($) Tonight Show 11:30 (S) Information 8 10:30 (3) Florida Report (6)(13) Pan-American Games (9) Speed Buggy (2)(S) Tonight Show WraPUp (CATV-13) All-Star Wr es tling (CATV.6) Love, American (6)(13) Carol Burnett (6)03) PanAmerican Games (24) Getlin' (9) Matt Helm Style (CATV.6) Amos Burke, Over Wrap-Up High Chapperal Secret Agent (33) Unlscope 11:00 (CATV4) This Is The NFL (24) Say Brother (9) Wide Wor ld Mystery ( 44 ) Soul Train (2)(6)(8)(9)(13) NeSS (9) Wide World Of Entertain. (35) Party (44) Mod Squad (CATV.6) Movie 12:30 ment (35) Star Trek (35) 700 Club 11:40 (2) Go USA (44) Movie .144) Star Trek 5:30 (3) Indian Summer 11:40 (1) Quick On The Draw (6)(13) Cosby Kids view 12 30 6) Movie (24) Black Perspective On Th (CAW4) Gilligan's island (9) On The Rocks (CATV.6) Noticlas (13) Movie e (9) ABC News News (9) American Bandstand (44) Phil Donahue 9:0 1:00 (33) Nashville On The Road 11:30 (35) Cesar's World (2)(S) ElieryQueen (2)(8) Midnight SpecIal (2)(8) Sat'irday Night 6:00 1:00 (3)(24) Classic T heatre (2)-) Tomorrow (9) Movie (6) Movie (3) Villa Alegre (2) Soul Train (6)(13) Movie (44) Mo vie (9) Movie (6)18)113) News WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22 (3) Sesame Stree t (CATV.13) Stagecoast West 2:45 (13) Movie bles ha EVENING (6)113) Children's Film Festi. (CATV..8) Untouc (9) Streets Of San Francisco (44) Movie (24) B oo k Beat val (44) Movie 7:00 12: 00 (35) Pop Goes The Country (CATV4) Soul Train 3:00 (2) To Tell The Truth 9:30 (44) Untoucha bles (CATV.13) Movie Double (44) Untoucha bles (9) Movie (3) Romagnolis Table (35) Movie Feature 6:30 12:30 (6)(l) Concentration 4:15 10:00 (24) Washington Week In (2) Florida's Watching (CATV.6) Don Klrshner's (CATV4) Hogan's Heroes (44) Movie (3)( 0) Medical Stor y Review (3)(24) Flor ida Business Week R ock Concert (9) Wild, Wild World Of (CATV4) News 5:05 (35) NFL Game Of The Week ()( 1 3) News CBS Animals 1:00 (9) Harry 0 (9) Movie (44) Combat (8) NBC News (13)(W) CBS News (44) Time Tunnel 10:30 6:00 (35) Animal World 1:30 (24) Intercom 24 (CAW) Best Of Groucho (44) Movie (6)113) What's Communism EVENING (35) Star Trek 2:00 All About? (44) Hogan's Heroes 11:00 (CATV4) TBA SATURDAY, OCT. 25 (2)(6)()()(13) News (0) Categorically Speaking 7:00 (9) Movie (3)($) The Price Is Right MORNING (9) Action Center (3) ABC News (2) Last 01 The Wild (44) Party (3) Book Beat (24) Wall Stree t Week (CATV4) Race To Rich es 6:00 (3) Firing Line (6) Don Adam's (35) Movie Screen Test (23) 700 Club 4:15 (4) Hee Hew (6) Growers Almanac (C4U44) Love, American (44) Love. American Style (CATV-6) 20,000 Leagues (9) Movie 2:00 Style 6:30 Under The Sea (2) Tarzan 11:30 (9) $25,000 Pyramid 5:30 (4) Sunrise Semester (8) News Conferenc e (3) Man And Environment (13) Truth Or Consequences (2)(I) Tonight Show Movie (I) Laurel And Hardy (9) Lawrence Welk (6) Movie (CATV.13) Movie (6)1)3) Pan- American Games 6:45 (13) Protect 13 (CATV4) Movie WrapUp 1:00 (13) Ne ws (1) Speaking With Your Hands (24) Burns And Allen (CATV.6) Amos Burke, (2)18) Little House On The Smokey ys: (3$)(41) Wrestling 6:55 Wide W or ld (9) Of Sports Secret Agent Prairie (9) News (24) 13111 Moyer's Journal (9) Mannig (2) Btween (3) (24) Tribal Eye T).iERE ARE MANY TOOLS (44) Movie ( 44) Mod Squad (I) Here And There 7:00 (6)113) Tony Or lando And PUT I FOREST FIRES.. (13) Candid Camera (2) Across The Fence 2:30 1: Dawn (24) Solar Energy BUT ONLY (6) U.S. Of Archie TO PREVENT (3) Man And Environment (CATV4) Movie (6)03) Movie (I) Banana Splits (I) Movie (9) When Things Were Rotten 8:00 12:30 (9) Bozo's Circus (13) College Kaleidoscope (44) Oinahl (2) ( 8) Emergency (CA.8) Moticias ' SENSE! (13) Movie (3)(24) Family At War 3:00 0:30 (9) Longstreet IF I (6)03) Jeffersons 7:15 (3) Romagnolis Table (44) Phil Dona hue (9) T ha t's My Ma ma (CAW-8) Friends Of Man (44) News On The Light Side (6) Black Experience 1:00 9:00 (9) How ard Cosell (13) Insight 7 30 (2)(I) Tomorrow 12)(1) Doctor's Hoipitai (35) Movie (24) Antiques (2) I Dream Of Jeannie FRIDAY, OCT. 24 (3)(24) Great Performa nces 0 t (44) Music City, USA " Mo vie (33) (6) Flintitones I EVENING - -(6)113) Cannon III USA 3:30 (CA1'V.13) Stegecoost West 700 (44) Herald Of Truth (2) That Good Ole Nashville (6)(13) Doc (9) Baratta (2) To Tell The Truth (CATV-4) Nashville On The Music Movie 0:00 (3) Aviation Weather Road (3) Flower Show Emergency (2)(8) Pius 4 9:30 (6)($) Concentration (44) That Good Ole Nashville (6) Sounding Board (3)(24) Sesame Street (C8)(44) Hogan's Heroes (3$) Movie Music (CATV4) Movie (9) Wild, Wild World Of i. (4)(13) Pebbles And Bamm Tuftn sy lash Is put us? 10:00 (9) College(13) High 0 9:00 Bamm mats t.sty.u.s. (2)(0) Petrocelli (24) Romagnolls Table (2)(S) Movie (9) Hong Kong Fooey (IIIIC.I1) CRS Nswt wevest s.... ut ay urotner (44) Movie (3)(24) Autobiography Of A SENSE! t1w it ... mW belp iwevest (44) Wally's Workshop (24) Senior Scene (6)(13) Kate McShane Princess 3:45 (35) Star Trek 0:30 (9) SthTSk'f And Hutch (2)(8) Sigmund 7:30 (CATV.13) Burke's Law (6)(13) Bugs Bunny-Road (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (24) Soundstage Runner ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL REGARDLESS 1' ROOM SIZE • (3) Black Persoettive On The (CATV.6) Cultural An. .-- p:iesvs (3) Solar Energy thropology (6) Wonderful World Of Ma gic (CATV4) Best Of Grou cho (CATV.6)(44) Love, Amen. (9) Tom And Jerry-Grape Ape CARPET 9,j 11:00 (44) Encounter can Style (2)(6)($)(9)(13) News $ ( I) $25,000 Pyramid 9:00 (3) ABC News THIS WEEK (9) Hollywood Squares (3)($) Waldo Kitty Z" (CATV.6) Race To Riches ONLY 1 9 (13) AmerIca: The Young Ex. 13)(24) Electric Company N 1IlliS, Yoga And You ( pericnce __________________________________ (44) Gerald Derstein (35) 700 Club (CATV.13) All-Star Wrestling 9:30 ANY LIVING ROOM WE'LL CLEAN I BEDROOM (44) Love. American Style OININO ROOM for difU area) 95 RUG FOR ONLY $00 (2)(I) Pink Panther 99c 11:30 • HALL cLEANro 29 (Traffic area Only) with Special (2) ( 0) B ob Hope (3)(24) Mister R og ers (2)(I) Ton ight Show (Regardlet of Suti TillS WEEK ONLY [either of the above tp.cialit (3)124) Washington Week In (6)113) Scooby-Doo J (6)113) Pan-American Games Review Man And En CCATV-6) Wrap Up (6)113) Big Eddiu vironment (CATV.6) Bob Sheridan (CA6) Movie (9) Lost Saucer and Sports (9) Movie _____ (CATV.13 Movie LVi1n WideWorld (Continued From Page 6 Id �-- 4 C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -- - --. - --- - . : - --- --- - - Sunday. Oct. it, 197$ Wri Walker lE P0? HOROSCOPE OLJTROVE fly HEKNICEBEDEOSOL TIIII For Sunday, October 19, 1975 $ 1) LL by Art Sonsom . A NE ME THE BER O F PROFESSOR c,vu2 L Tills is 1, , on today won't be there when you need him. Count on the only one you can ydrself. today on things that affect you alone. If you try to extend vniir thinking n vr nthore you'll get a heap of uble. ,y_ _\ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your Judgment Is excellent TAURUS I April 20-May 20) You tend to count on a lithe more than you have comingtoday. You'll be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Pay particular attention to health matter today. Don't over-exert yourself. Curl up — LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A you'll ha hI i' -ii, i . SAGIrfARIUS (Nov.h ave De c 21) discussion with toda y feels as strongly about the subject as you do, only you'll be on op. posite sides of the fence, VIRGO(Aug. Prii will AVfl UI a - - trouble handling the children today, but not nearly as much as you'll have If you let some busybody really gum up the e t 22 wüi'ka, sp.ws, •., spective today. Though you may think In gradiose terms, you're mbslng a lot of small, necessary details. PISCES ' Feb 20-March 20i .- --• -- of your possmions today, for you may find someone taking a liking to something you're particularly fond of yourself. YOUR BIRTHDAY - WI -___ ID—Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Sunday, Oct. i, tis S 49F - ' eady.09 140 3, Evening-Hera ld, Sanford, FL Set... - Go . _ffa Gone I ___ '• _____ .y - -: - - ' 'utK IV, tl3- - ''. -- . ,- •____ AT brfflNKS (1Ifl . • T TELEvtS;N Sunday. Oct. 19, 197S-5D fi? . )V 'd I - Going I — - - tAt/a' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS S.-.- -- . -- k.~,* '-•. ;- .• w. '17•;. -42 c••_ -' - - ': -- - - LT V . --I-- -- — qL - -. - - 4 I. . - . , '*i—••r -.- - —, . • - T - -' / - . RUGS BUNNY - • • 2'. • -, 1. __ ( •, . • •• - ft '.', - - -. - / ' •• • C!, - t.'II., • •-- - - - • .—. - 4 s -4 , 1i 1 I - -.--.. .4 - .-' ,• - I . - -. ,- - -. ., --- TO LAUGH, BUT THE TER A CACKLE WiTHOUT NY LOVELY WOMEN UNDER THE SAME. THEY LOSE ALL JSTLESS PLJMMIE9. IS , BLONDIE 4 School Lunch* - A0 Big Business - In Seminole . i.un&h is one of the faorit*. stt'(tI of (,, pupils in Seminole Count) 54ho-ls judging -. - 5,- , from someof the SiuiLSdN prO%1uva Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, director of food Services for Seminole flistnct Sdiool - by For example, Mrs. Whitmore reports that nearly 2O,000 regular lunches vu served in the county schools during the month of September, an increase of mwe than 40,000 for the same period in 1171. In addition, nearly 3OOOOQgbcarte1 lunches were purchasedtnthemi'1dleand high schools during September Scziunole County school food encs PRISCILLA'S POP PROBLEMS, DTTS r ITS EMILY.' SHE DOESN'T LOVE ME ANY C; Li2 . - -- -------- - - - - 1 - / .j,• ' 'q • ' - - ' - / / ' ,\... V- . • \. - ' '.' • . - '%\ 7 -• - - - • -- - -• - • _____ -- - • - • -, ___ . '. I - • I • -- _. -_ - observe National School fAinch %Veck last : Cif country offered the All-Aznerscan M'ii'. Included was a cheeseburger, mspy Potatoes, fiesta slaw, chilled peaches and 4, l _•5 (MY HEART BUT MV HEAD SAYS A SAYSISHORAD WFJSTWATCH IS IN ORDER! VVHATA;ZEYOU GET HER GEMWG BETTY SOME FOR HER 2EW • - I-k1( 4 Lag - - . Above: Michael Brown, 3rd grade, Sanford Middle school and Ms. Frances Kaleel, lit grade teacher. Top: tSeI Beth Outlaw, Iii grade, Sanford Grammar school. (Go) James Cohen, Idyllailde Elementary school. (Going) Joey I)(aon, lit grade, Sanford Grammar school, (Gone) Patrick Robinson, 3rd grade, Sanford Grammar school. Right center: Mi. Mamie human., Baker at Sanford Middle School. Right bottom: Usa Whltaker, 4th grade, buys Lunch from Idyliwilde cashier, Mrs. Grace O'Brien. Far right: Terry Filliger and Lehigh Hendricks, Seminole High I school. FRANK AND ERNEST —Photos by Bill Vincent Jr. I - - - ..... - - • •• -: - :' 4.. six production centers tfuit, in addition to ser%ing their own faci, 'ity, cater to nI schools in Vw satellite program. Sleals are premed in the six centers and Iransported in insulated containers to step vans. These van serve 24 schools. Mrs. Whitmore points out ft-it Sottllite system saves money. not only in c.*tal funds for lunchroom andkl' struction, but lower operating costs because fewer higher-paid specialists stich as managers and bakers are required for the program. School food services are still big business, however. This years budget calls for food totalling $1,570,000; labor ('ot.S of $960,000 and non food supplies wurth $130000 . • . Seminole County ha s self conthi1unlLs' in 10 schools where full meaLs are prepared on the pcemlsesTherc are ilso i-r - - - milk. ARCHIE -1-- •'I' - . • ..- ii - h - • --.I•.- a '- -3 ' — :RNOR ORDERS HIS INTO THE SEARCH AND AT FY FIND A CLUE. A LITTER ED THE GATE THAT LEADS MOUNTAINS WHERE HASHIPA ERER HAS HIS ABODE. On Wednesday schools throughout the c2O - - - EK-The Firs t hi lu l- ji (o.lI I -- ' ANEW I - a.m'" _Wawa_ I uui •, is - -. • -'' - - I, - VO@O©EiJ •'l - .. - - - - -- - •- - 5- - ____ -- - -- ' -' IIvIJvIL#'Vna1. CHo14, MR. 4 d'_v_._ - L --1 - ____________________ T*T - SHARK EAT MEMO VR'1coY! TUMBLE WEEDS ( __/SH )_• SOA NOW IRE: ASHA AS IF YANO WOTI I HAtE PEOPLE AP CAM FIRE... -• XVE i-irr ON A F%ONOE RRJL NEW IDEA. -, :21 M GOING To lAKE PROj 'fl4E\ RICi-4 AND GIVE I 174E 5' ' •IJII \LEL -- WPIT PM(Jt t JP1TUYc tt t.416 TO eb7 NTO 1146 pml" OFFICE. 19 A NE Cjj J -: I ---- I • - - -- -- -- - . - - . • • ----- . - i--_ - ----- - . —, - -'. I------ -------- -A - - IL ________ �Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. IL 1975 Mod 'O ( EP C COJRE 5A FZ&r= Walker HOROSCOPE i0 O? W1AT \ 4E SETTER OUTPROVE 1J .BY BERN ICE IIEDEOSOI. 4 __ GENER4t. _____ For Sunday, October 19, 1975 NO ARIES(March 21-April 19) Your judgment Is excellent toda on things that affect you alone. If you try to extend Your 1lth1 eri get into a trouble. op I asE . V MU'v6R tS OA'41c' 17) £ VE ME WMME A ILWBER cc VtE.. .NAT PWessog You to on a of fence, of 4'..- - 2D—Evaning Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Oct. 9, 197S Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Foreign Students New - From 16- Nations ) itli BIMO BURNS Rv MARY MA1tTINDILI. - Ifle leyettes I at Lake Lake Wi -- I I I J Seminole Community College has 16 I Seminole Executive foreign COMM. countries in the International Club. 11v countries include Columbia, Peru, Venezuela, Some of their plans for the e Vietnam, Thailand. Japan, October 7-9, girls wanting to year are. Collect money for Iran, Panama and Canada. I V I be members were initiated U U UNICEF at Halloween, i Cesar Padilla from foods and getting used to the the club. Each day the girls money J J for Venezuela is president of customs of this country. muscular dressed as something or dystrophy, the / V " I International Club; Janet One main problem that someone different. The first unpleasant job of sometimes Mooney, from the U.S.A., is foreign students are finding cleaning P day, a movie star or T.V. the stadium after the football character; vice president. Rei.esent1ng difficult is that the instructors next day, games, a rock Concert Thailand is the secretary, speak so fast that cornin the pajamas; and then an outersjwtngtime, and working the Somjai Sangswnngsri. There prehension is difficult. ace costume. The costumes concesiion stand during the are approximately 4(1 Although these students have that each initiate wore members of the International been well prepared in football games. A camping both imaginative and trip and a few parties are also creative. Club, which meets on the first English, Dr. Bachmann fl I The girls on the agenda for a little third Wednesday of the teaches a course entitled already Keyettes had three pleasure, month at 11 a.m. "English as a Second girls to whom they were to Most of the foreign students Language," The Keyettes have newly initiate. Crawling down the I ff are here on Student Visa, a elected officers who will take hallways and singing the Foreign students find that ________________________ program admitting persons Americans are so busy that over the duties in November. Keyette Song were just two of By JOHN FERGUSON They are president, Julie the "crazy" things the girls into the country for the they have little time to purpose of school only, socialize. The International Byers; vice president, Sherry did. Seminole Latest addition to the Student Visa students are not Club has become one Steele; secretary, Becky Good Luck to the Keyettes campus scene at Seminole means allowed to work, so they are For the foreign student to Johns; treasurer, Georganne for a successful year at High is the Chess Club, -; High Chester and Suzette Kimble. Brantley. here on their own or their become a pert of Ainimican sponsored by Mr. Gay, families' financial means, life. On October 30, Cesar History teacher, Anyone who Some foreign countries such Padilla and Ms. JoAnn Rowe is interested in playing and r as Iran, have send as much foreign student advisor) will developing their game is as seven times the amount of present a program on the Seminole High Is leading event with an average at. welcome to The club's money to cover the expenses forming of an international the "Battle of the Schools" at tendance of 130 students. The ultimate goal is in having an next week. Orders will only be in America. Club on campus to the G" an Orlando winning school will receive a interscholastic team to taken on Wednesday, October Out-of-state tuition Is $27 National discotheque catering to area free closed party with free represent Seminole in Coin- fl during the special Year. per credit hour, ap- Foreign Student Affairs at a teens, who want to have fun Cokes and games. petition with other schools, book Assemblies . Editor dou proximately ble that of meeting in Gainesville. and do not mind trouble The success of this President Is Mark Webster, Bryan Harden promises that state residents. Foreign The International Club is makers being expelled, discotheque is credited to vice president, Wall Benton; this year's All-American students also have to cope trying to understand our Seminole Is leading the $2 admittance charge (when treasurer, Richard Holcomb "Sally" will be the best ever with the problems of finding foreign friends and extends a Wednesday night school aDirIt the teenager pays be wants and secretary, John published at Seminole. an apartment, eating strange hand to everyone. benefit so he behaves); a disk Ferguson. Jockey pluji the latest NWAL env Representing Seminole records saving high costs of h1Alo MIS £vIIYoAiJ bands, electronic games, andHigh at State Band Ms. Audrey DeBoer of Oviedo High commons. 11L2-30P.M,,"S1.25 auditions in a Beach on close protection and super- October Ms DeBoer will answer TammyPerforming Arts, Inc.will She Is in charge of travel questions concerning the wiii'° e vision necessary for parental speak to the Oviedo High arrangements • Dubois, and the land upcoming adventure and all approval. usan School Band members and tour associated with the Coberi a II' Y flu O ewsom, Local teens are asking why participants have been asked chaperones for the Hawaiian event. At present the total to attend. this spirit and enthusiasm SaxophoneWayne Gager on Oiiedo Bandmaster Bicentennial Music Festival cost of the eight-day stay in an . David trip, K. A. Feinberg is tour could not be channeled in a HonoluIui.sso3 per person director, . 1 similar establishment In Sprague011 710 i " Sanf Siunoie em inolte '3 LIO. i Lfl Other students with travel Orui.iu, why not in Sanford? plan •••, ... •s at Seminole - •%_. IF: / •Z Spanish Club and the National TKAfts Honor Society. The S Club will be going to St. - ( ILl j j - -- — BUGS BUNNY who were / - " - u F rC ra a Ha s Flight Plan Lyman High I - N %MA j - - -: I . '?'J -, "p-': -- ' -. ,4'• ze - not enough time in i 1 :- OCTOBER 19, 1975 of- Sweetheart !or this year is cluboriginated because there chance to go up in .1 plane and Cathie Brown, was class use the knowledge they've So far the club consists of 16 do many of the things a club gained in class, Ken says they guys and comes from the can do. Ken says the mem- hopetogetamockplanewith aeronautics class being bers want to make ita point to instruments. taught at Lyman. This is the get to all the special hap. Areas of study include first year such a class isbeing penings they can and they are aerodynamics, instrumentaught and Paul Brarx1off, one presently planning for the tation, meteorology, airporv, r to .: . - '" 1 10 101 Sunday, Oct. 9, 1975-3D commanding officer, Brantley many projects that they do for the school and the com. munity. H R 0tv I Club The newly chartered Lyman Aeronautics Club met for the first time on Oct. 8, WhefldOfflMHT ' i sscthcart. tvn Place w a.s elected Dan Cover, ficer; operations officer; and David Delgado, finance officer. \ fl y HOSEI,%RY JOHNSON Prr11 -- ---' k 1 .1 REV~ TkINKS W IH 6 may YOURB!RTIIDAY UNICEF Collection THE DIRECTOR OF possessions today, for find someone king you liking to something you're parti cularly fond yourself. children as Keyettes Schedule CAMPUS CLATTER -: - . I • - 'S / tTkI I u; trouble today, but not nearly as much you'll have if you let some by really gum up the handling the 1 you're today. Don't self. Curl up ! ! as by A may Pay particular attention to person you'll discuss!on with today feels as strongly about the subject TAURUS i April 20-May 20) you do, only you'll be on op. Sansom You tend count little pote sides the — ,more than you have V IRGO comingtoday. You 'll be THE BORN LOSER h you here when ,,, I41 8. The al. hopc to go to othersponsor fl) isornasToor. KPnned) in con'—fir th a science teacher their studies of rocketry Accorcling to Ken Place, the Students may also get a ., ¶ th'. uin IIIIIMtllfll' "' (-dpe MN Lt - and • -- ' take their private pilots license test. L B eu, $ . - •• Discotheque F - - ( ryE TREO EVE'TWING,) WAIT A I JUST ,.t AN IDEA! BUT ME CNr &.iOGE 1" Association I ........J e.Z/ Band Gets Briefing r'r j• ,. /I •: d" ., r-rcOL, L EMS, BOTTSe ii j j i • . r, .. - 0 DOESN'T LOYE ANY ord. MORE ' , - — up. Homecoming is early this year — Oct. 25 at 2 p.m. ____ •- E! ' ON THE RAIN "060" SO. Kid"% 10 CHARLES @RONSON ARCHIE .j _________________ SAT AWoluw wtr s ______ BUTMYI4EAOS.4YSA GET HER LWIN SOME FOR HER Elm ,/ -- - MOTEL - g, • agnt =, - THE EXORCIST • DEVILS RAIN FRANK AND ERNEST WHATEVER YOU WANT 113 GOT' UJ U I~ ATELINE §T - .. R1 - The National Honor Society is now Planning their Itinerary for a Bicentennfal LI / FREOW11tJp PAM CRIER 41P-M NA't VUS F.A501ALA Pilgrimage toWashington and Willianuburg area in rebruary. To help defray the expenseS of the trip the Honor Society will bes n (luring November. and has an)thjnh to ' ) s to the cause may dontc Please set item,s aside toawait fliturecollection by members, The band will also be hav ng 'I garage sale in the near future so L)etween the two j!rotips, there will be plenty of opportunities to clear out any unneeded or outgrown merchandise. Also the op. purI4nI) to shop at two I Oflifli1111I4ef(ofj41Iejshoul(j beirl), much enjoyment to all the students and public. Fur all Cl ose -- . .. .. plus . RA PE SQUAD — who v a - 'hhhI*hU1Hi ,' "i" ' - • - - . - lIl • 1 100 1 0 ___ - - V - ç/S - •; • S '-1' DECA CLUB ..I Lyman High School I)ECA Club officers, installed at recent ti at Ramada Inn East I from lefts are Robin Haley, seerrthry: Linda Delgado, repuer; John Rupp, president; vicepri-shlent. Otfwr Inflivrrs are White, chaplain; Karen ;urr, his torian; Mark Harshuw, Sgt. of arms; and Dale Pratter, parliamentarian. I Heraki I'hoto by Elda Nkhol%) fl ' akfnst INSTALLS ' L(WS On Sale ,. :- Herald Correspondent Prep - - : MIlwee Mi1dle School \-' — — -. Health Classes recently en. The mood for the day ... •! . .\ joyed a talk by pretty Carol doesn't come overnight, Dann, a Juvenile diabetic, entire week before is filled followed by a question and irith all sorts of fun. The Healtb Clau guests, Doug Dickiwon, Red Cross imtructor and Carol Dam, with Bobby Hough, five Edward School on Trinfty's answer period. school days before the game Milwee student. (Herald Pbeto by Mda Nichols) are dress-up-days, each Carol a Senior t designated with such titles as The day is completed by the Edgewater High School, has Hat Day," "Fifties Day, big Homecoming Dance, been a diabetic since she was Sock-it-to- em Day" (every sponsored by the Keyettes 18 months old, and the ex. one wears socks), "Country and Key Club . . . and it all plalned how she learned to Day, and Blue and (sold happens in one week.! understand and cope with the Day. Friday night, the 24th, disease. Smilingly she said, "i is the big bon-fire on campus. -iç' went through several The students and their rebellious stages. where I'd families Willall enjoy a picnic ask 'Why me? Why do I have lunch at noon before the to have this?... Now she adgame. mits she is reconciled to the fact of being a diabetic, and A huge trophy is going to be Cooperative Business said, "If you watch your diet, -" given to the winner of the car and take your insulin, you are decoration contest. All entries Education Is a new program will be in the motorcade offered this year at Lake a perfectly normalperson, !;• gulAw Brantley high School in just like anyone else" which will parade around . Forest City that gives halftrack encircling the field A diabetic is able to par(lay work experience for those '\ tic1 te 1flC,x) s, ag ,I. may ea ticipate No Homecoming day would students planning a career in A Nul - be complete without the any type office occupation, mIlostfood.S,CXcept5Ugar. Yet, if they start to collapse from us, clerk-typist, patentry of the Homecoming such too little insulin, they tin. accounts court and crowning of the secretary, queoi,. On the court this year receivable, accounts payable mediately cat candy or some form of sugar. One of representing the Sophomore and receptionist. diabetic's daily duties is to .00 Cla&-, will be Robin Hunter 71w school gives the student check the urine, three firries a and Carroll Curtis. the- Junior day, ti' '-i' if it is fri-i' of Class will be represented by one highschool credit for each Laurie McNulty and Kerry 280 hours worked. Mrs. sugar Jo ann ehannori,coor; Fuglebcrg. (irI :i!niltti-1 it %k;r, ii -re' chose dinator, is looking for difficult for young People in Posit iorus of this type tha I inay The queen will be their teens to be told they are be from the Senior girls: diabetics, than to have had it Hunter, Boo Pierce and Lei gh Six positions STUDENT positions are needed at from infancy, and sort Lake Howell High School Student Council Officers Debbie LWarren. tins time and if employers Roberts (left) vfee-president; and Julie Rajchel, secretarygrown used to it. She also The most important event, who need help, may call the cautioned anyone over the age treasurer are shown with Frank Duncan, ice-principal. Iris the game, will be played Lake Brantley 111gb School Clater, (not shown) is president. $Herald Photo by Elda of 40, who is overweight, to COU CIL Nichols) against Vero Beach's St. and talk to Ms. Bohannon. have a blood pressure check. • . "--- - - - - - - — RNOR ORDERS HIS S INTO THE SEARCH AND AT 1EY FIND A CLUE. A 1.177ER SEP THE GATE TKAT LEADS MOUNTAINS WHERE HASHIPA CERER HAS HIS ABODE. EKTIC First Failure IO-I • 1 - JSTLESS OLJMMIES. IS -, .-,. .%- A CACKLE WiTHOUT NYLCVELY WOMEN UNDER THE 5AME. THEY LOSE ALL ','1. rt. For Students I E, TO LAUGH, TER Jobs Wanted V; 0 r au SO -' of N -- - - -- / --------- INDIVIDUAL ' - 1, jJ ' RIDER L Trinity Prep students have .' spend a day exploring the old -Spanish lown. under the sponsorship of Mrs. Her ' Homecoming Week Students Hear Talk Events Planned B)'MARThA MCDONALD On Diabetes Hawaiian _. , ') '-•-. 0 PRISCILLA'S POP / of I I. : AWEIGH Join. BLON DIE Seminole High School Anchor Club members (from left) Sandy Turner, Christie Thirney, Ricky Reynolds, Susie Woodruff and Sheila Johnson took on the big Job of cleaning up I Friday night football game, since the clubs project ot selling confettl helps contribute to the litter. - ANCHORS to -......... CHOICE P41Z fill (i TUMBLEWEEDS (wIM.. AN byTK Ryan IiiIPLIzARP HOP 14 AUP SEE W 91EAS WT I - io A his XVE wrr ON A NEW IDEA. --- SI4ARK EA ': _____________ 1AME W-4A-r IS M GOING T0 -TAKE FROM A S F_ I ki 1I PEOPLE /- >:: WPtT A, Mi W UTE I THE POST OFF%C!) �- 4 c_E;enrng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. ________ __- - - - .__ _=_=- -=-- ---- --- - --- -_Z -----_ '-" ---- --- -- - --- ' l)m BEETLE 13AILEY Mort ( P 3ETTER T4& ) '.Vb4AT DIP HE PO 2 I COJRE, Walker HOROSCOPE 14E OLJTPROV'E 11), BERN ICE BEDE OSOL GENERAL GENE I '. ____ " For Sunday, October 19, 1975 ARIES(March I Your judgment is excellent today on things that affect you alone. If you try to extend your thinking to cover others you get n p oi trouble. sills L T THE BORN LOSER . by rt A 1 Soniom --- you'll have a discussion with today (eels strongly cbout the subject as ou do, only you'll be on o pote sides of the fence. TAURUS iApril 2May 20) You tend to count on a little more than You have -.- %'I1{GO(gpt2) V111111 be 1VEMEfl spective today. Though you may fldnk in gradiose terms you're missing a lot of small necessary details. PISCES(Feb. 2D-March 20) Be more protective than usual of your possessions today, for you may find someone taking a liking to something you're particularly fond of yourself. SCORPIO (Oct.2Nov.fl) today won't be there you necd him. Count on the only one you can yourself. - Pay particular attention to health matters today. Don't overexert yourself. Curl up with a good book or the TV. SAGITTARIUS iNov. 23. Dec 21) You may have trouble handling the children today, but not nearly as much as O'ii have if you let some busybody really gum p JOT 1}4AT ID_EvengHerJIdSaflford - "BER IS -. - . . . • -. YOUR BIRTHDAY [ ILkBRcc .... . - . -: --• . - 5ay, ocl. F TV Movies Th*s Week SUNDAY MORNING Jol Ireland Girl Uke You 9:00 19) — "The Shoot Brenda Vaccaro , . " Magic - U L l MEMMM Serpent" hyokoanizi, Hyo Ikebe 9:00 Midnight Man-- - - CAMPUS CL,,. uglitun Bundidu" llna lllobridgIda 10:00 1 441 "Th e Bss Bottle" Tony Rondail, Hurl hs 10:30 12j — "The Big Trees" — Kirk Douglai, Eve Miller, Edgar Buchanan with BIMO BURNS - 7E DIRECTOR O T FAT, BALD SANS THE TELEViSN (.RE - - Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde., f / J iut 1 nnW \ii h,icl Sarrazin MORNING 11:30 42) "The Sherifr' Ossie Davis 9:00 (9)"Where's 11:30 6 "They Only Kill Chancy?" Ray Bolger Their Masters" James Garner. Katherine Ross, AFTERNOON Ila] Holbrook - - - - - - A FTERNOON "The Sheriff ol Fractured Jaw" Jayne low BUGS BUNNY (61 1:00 (44)— "Grizzly and the Treasure' 2:00 1 35) "Giinsight Ridge" Joel McCrea, Mark Stevens, Joan Weldon - - - - SPanish L1iritoii tuig, itiusd G Ladies in 14)%C Boone Janet Gaynor. lreu 3:00 (35) "The Beast Young, Tyrone,, Power With Fire Fingers"— Peter 9:0 (35) "I Am A Irre, R obert Aida Fgilh'e" Paul Mum, 3:30 (44) "First George Raft Spaceship On Venus" — 11:30 — 191 — - 9:00 (9) 9-- 30(35) Ma)o ..Iligh Wall,. - 1:0014411 —"StormCenter fklttt, Davis. Brian Keith Itolivrt Taylor. Audrey — "The Ifalf-Breed" Robed Young, Jan Carter - - ____ _____ SUNDAY. 0(,70BER 19, 1975 - - - - EVENING - Colman. Greer Garson 1:40 — Of "Always Keep 8:00 — 135) — "Sergeant Deadhead" Avalon, Debra Walley. Eve Arden 4 Berle. Virginia Mayo 19) "Tender Is The Night' Jennifer Jone3 Jason Itobar(bg - "Iand Raiders" A- q -- d. - EVEN AFTERNOON 1:00 16) — --ne Pled Piper of - - €(( - ----.. A ST - 7:30 (l3 - "Navy Wife" FRIDAY Joan Bennett, Shirley MORNING Hainclhi" Van Johnson, Yarnuguchi, Gary Merrill f,)fr,(/ Claude Raines 135) — "Background To Tokyo-- — Car), Grant, John — Doris Day Jungle" — Eleanor Parker, 1:00 Danger" — George Raft. Garfield Superb InIng Clwlton Heston Brenda Marshall 3:00 (44) 8:00(35) — "The Sea WolfFnIpirfainino Nightly. 9-1 "Come Sep 1:00 441 AFTERNOON "Screaming Edward G. Robinson Ida tember" Rock Hudson, Paul oau Otto Mimi" Pill Carey Ipino John Garfield Gina 1:00 41) liobrida, Sandra "Rhapsody Also featuring Lonnie Slappery 9:00 ( 44 1 e, Bobby Darin Blue,, Robert Aida, the Piano, 5.90m Daily at EVENING Did" Joan Cawford, Alexis Smith, Charles Serving lunch and dinner from ll:a.m John Ireland cumentary Cobun 8:00 (6) "The Great Race" 30 (35) "Attack" Jack 1:00 (35) "The Night of the — Jilck Lemmon, Tony Palance, Eddie Albert, I" Hunter — Robert EVENING Curtis, Peter Falk, Natalie Marvin chum, Shelly Winters 6:30 135) -L sone Spanish Wood Reservations Honored 8:00 135) — "Adventures ot Warning's r 2S44 Park Drive, Sanford Gardener".... Dirk Hogarde — Ilerb Leo Glenn, Victor Mature 32loO424 Mark Twain" Alexis Edelman. Michael Parks 7:OO(Z4)_M1hatefJFil: HAPPY YEARS Smith, Donald Crisp, Alan 11:40 (1)— "Skyway To "InauguratIon," "Second. EVENING Hale Death" Bobby Sherman Class Passenger," and 9:00 12, 8) FO Joseph Campanella "The U "Evolution" S:OO(l)_ "Owe youKguA Inc ident" Estelle p. 8:00(6) "A Home of our Stranger" — Paul Burke sons. JWnts 1'.arIJO WEDNESDAy Owl"' Jason Carol Lynley 9- 00 Flamingo Road MORNING Pancho Cordova S:00 1 9) — "Sounders' — Joan Crawford, Sydney 9:00 135) "Southwest Cicely Tyson, Kevin Hooks Greenstreet, 7achary Scott 9:90 (91 "Rock-a-Bye 8:00 (35) —"Fireball .go.. Passage" — Rod Cameron, 11:40461 — "What's A VZ Nice Baby" — Jerry Lewis. Annette Funicello, Frankie Avalon, Chill Wills "Johnny Guitar— AFTERNOON Joan Crawford, Men. e cesMccambeidge - .::• . - - — Joan Crawford, Wendell MORNING ( 1:00 1! Jimis Caan, Hebert ualI 8:00 435) "Conflict" Iluniphrcy Bogart, Sydney Greenstrt p.00 (24) "She Stoops To Conquer" Tom Court. neay. Juliet Mills 9:00 16) — --Babe-, — Susan YM - .—..-' i " —v..- - - - - - - . - HAPPY HOUR in - - - LONDIE ( rVETRiEO EVEi'T4JNG) BUTHE1-84JDG) - WAITA MIPjU' I JL5ST H AN IDEA - - - -Our Storg: AT SUNSET HASHIDA REACHES H ABODE WITH HIS MOST PRECIOU5 TREASURE... HE SMILES A HE DREAMS OF +HE TO COME. HE SEATS HER UPON A THRONE AN KNEELING 13EFORE HER,. TELLS HER OF HIS LOVE AN HOW HER MERRY EYES AND LAUGHING LIPS WILL MA HIS VIM- CAVERN A HEAVEN . HER FACE SHOWS NO EXPRESSION. THE DRUG HAS WORN OFF, BUT SHE IS STILL IN A HYPNOTIC STATE AS HE SHOWS HER HIS VAST STORE OF TREASURES THAT WILL BE HERS, ALL HERS, - - HE COMMANDS HER TO SMILE, TO LAUGH, BUT THE SMILE 15 A GRVAACE, LAUGHTER A CACKLE VVITHOUT HUMOR. HE HAS PLACEDMANY La/ELY WOMEN UNDER HIS SPELL BUT IT 19 ALWAYS THE SAME. THEY LOSE ALL EIR. CHARM AND BECOME USTLESS PUMMIES. IS NO JUSTICEF - - - - I 115/71~N V TV ANSWERMAN ( PRISCILS P . - PROBLFMS, BOTT! IT's EMILY! SHE DOESt4T LOVE V -- ANY p Th Al manac - 1: -' / . - -' - c HEARr UTMYHEADSAVS s's z sscto WR WATCH W4ATARj ( ET HER SOME FCR HER 81R1W,a4Y.7 PERFUME! MW vy —.—.--.—____. 1 fit V r), F71 FRANK AND ERNEST 7i MAN 9D0V6@6@H - - 'N -, VL IS N HE FLOORI IMPATIENT AT ALETA'S LONG ABSENCE, WHEN ONE ' OF H ESIN- WAITING ARRIVES + "QUEEA1 AL P,0ZEARE0. 90Uq5YAVEPAS550"05yEhe4$ r • NOT cOME oar'" ' THE TWO GOBLETS STAND ON THE TABLE, ONE EMPTY, THE OTHER 5 TO THE QUESTION THE MERCHANT, BUT UNTOUCHED. VAL DETECT5 A 5LIGHT 5MELL AND TASTE OF N EFFECTIVELY SILENCED ________________________________________________ POPPIES Ih - g - 2oi .' - . DRUGGED! ,, - - - GOVERNCR ORDERS HIS SOLDIERS IN THE SEARCH AND AT DAWN THEY FIND A CLUE. A LITTER PASSED THE GATE T LEAPS INTOTHE MOUNTAINS WHERE HASHIDA THE SORCERER HAS HIS Al3a~E. - -. UE1 WEEK —The H S ai UI - CHOICE Hie to I 4 ,' - TUMBLEWEEDS (A4A,P CAMP FIRE... ___ - INPIVIDVAL if ___ - undi - -; - - - ARCHIE I _______ Night Q. I read that Jack Lem. Ida Lupino, Pendulut6l, — Vincent Q. I was watching a George Raft mon is going to do a P11cc, John Kerr "Betched"rerm and 1 saw 1:00 45)—"Uffl G1a$"— 11:30 444)— "The Creeng remakeof Laurence Ojjvger,s a boy Who looked flkJ Edward G. R obi nso n, Macy Ter"_ vie savage --I "The Entertainer." Aren't Mlilthers. At the end of the Astor those awfully big 11:40(6) — Call TO Da agerl shoes to ffll? show It said the boy was WhYdoenewveiouy JitwnMars — Pete toGraves, Diana Was this a EVENING Muldaur not inst showthe movie mistake or was it Jerry ,s again? I:OO(Z)_"You're Never T 1,T.B., Baltimore, tjrother? In avc9ins At YOu"It" — Dean Martin, Announcing a brand new book by The Associated Jerry Lewis assuvir is eanso A: Jerry's brother. Press that qfves the whole drarnat 1:00 (44) — to Morgan The getUng dated. nw new Ic ngo Q: I the fundmgyear halt that stupid wo-hour — Joan Crawford. David 'ei n, which movie really Pirates'— Steve Reeves, "Jaws." It's getting 0 Dady Life Brien NBC will have early next every-one scared to go I Valerie 1cange • n the 8:00 135) — "Bordertown" 2:45 (41) — "Never Wave /I ) tyear' wfll be loaded with new ocean or even swimming At A 0 Geofge Man and King Paid Muni, Bette Davis WACO— Rosalind Rusmil. ffilagift andadequacy, ww Magic'As' or P-OhL Why do them dumb 9:00 (4f) — ,Qwen Bft,, Paul Douglats 1cmmon'j U you people maLe that kind of Joan Crawford, Fo the 3:90 ng OCS Barry (9) "The Seeath re Wis story concerns a movie. A.N., Hackensack, Sullivan, Fay Wray • Ind.r5 CNI' —spencer Tracy, Independence Won peormer, so a N.J. URIc inepfflade will fit In 11:30 (1) — "The Day • I ndependenceA/most lost A: T scare people, Earth Mod" rcI 4:15 44 — "Ineer Spy" — Jackie Q I've been told Rette Here in one ov(Used VOJUWC is thu Cooper, Stella Stevens Q I read th4t Chris Fvert Muller and Barbra Streisand ('corge Sanders, Delores.Americas momentous year. Hundredssiory of 1776, and at pictures Del Rio, Peter I.orre Jtmrny Connors broke up are sisters Is this true' 100-000 words of text Suspense ThuRSDAY 5 05 49' Surprises "Inbisible A gent" History and he *as seen going With A.M. Vamauver, B.C. told for today MORNING Susan George, But I thought — Ilona Massey, Peter A: Nope. Barbra does have It s called Susan George was going with Lorre The Wolld Turned UPSIde Down 2 half-sister In show business Told in journal form. Jack Jones because I Saw — 9:00(9) "You Come Along" 9:00 144) — "Daytime Wife— it is a book that takes you behind -lager RosWInd Kind. — Robert CVnimings thcM on the scones just as it haPpened Tyrone Power. Wendy Q: In the commercials for RS-, Bethlehem. Pa. Only S7 35 Order now and Barrie. Linda Darnell got a free color (nap 0f A: The Rueslion is not whom "A Girl Named Sooner," AFTERNOON the colonial era It's the next best going 'with but rather heard all the stars named thing to havinu been she's there SATURDAY except Susan Deer, What 1:off 1 61 to &I11slun Stardusl'. lth whom she's 41,80119. At haPPened? She had MORNING the title — Lang Jeffries, Essy the moment, thst*s in a state 7— The A The prunlofloual blurbs 1.00 (35) Evening Norakf Q Why did 'Passwnrrj" go mere "Blues In The to drum up interest In OOXG.22, off the air? I thought Teaneck NJ 07666 Night" — Richard Whorl, it was AFTF.RNOON viewers i Priscilla Ii ne i Enclosed,5 S M.1f. know %qho she was or how she Please send mc N.J. copies of could act, the promoters sa ItdldntflttheneWdfm Story" — Rodolfo Acosth, At Forty" no point in mentioning her. NAME James Dan-en pattern 130 which features Also, since sht. was (35k "Younger Brothers" WaYne Morris, I ADDRESS "e%ronirr, 511ic didn't get top and shrill, EVENING Janis Paige CITY bllll ug which is negotiated by ZIP 2:00 — 1441 — 4-Baltle In the actor's agents. 30 1 13) "I'anda and the Outer AsI -space" 110alvdPres, L of'1776* or- - TH —, , drf r2.> W!' r ' it All 1141-S 1'5; A &REAT I REFAD BOOK. MOVE, 60fl \\ '• 1 , r iD, 1 ( ahi WMTA. K IN HOW ~EQ .. \ l i \ .4 4 f V ,, - _'-J ( 03E:tZq LlOS It i ' (' - 01 LIM pgp IjZ4,p 1PPOWP4 MP A1' THE POSTO OFFICE! SHORT ipis by Frank Hill i . - "9 ' RICW AND GIVE TO 7HE Poop. to - •-&_ - itiL _ jp : - - -- - - - --- - �-- 4C—Evenq Herald,Sanford Fl BEETLE _BAILEY — — -- - Sunday, Oct 19, 197s -: -- Mr$ Wkar - . . . ;.. ETT .:. i. .. _______________________ "ESP -- io 5A IZC7CT 2Z ' : by Tom K. an . PM . HOPING YOU, LA WI TAKE ASS IGNMENT! OVER HIS ThV'LLg TT A4' LFL I YOU SWEEP THE FLOOR AND WE'D SETTER MAKE _ THEBORNI IM SESSION SOON, ilL ® A SURE 1EW1E1tVTHIrJG __ SEr LOP CHcKrHf X'L CMEc OT THE LIGHTs, MIcgopI4oM$ AMD ( SOUND $Y$TEM. 1$ AND IgO1N I \t,.,~ Owi0,/ A MISSION REQUIRINO A MAN OF I 91 PO YOU ACCOPT., CAMPUS CL I E~5 SORE 7D FRIN& `11CK PEWst I P9 Wei TIE STIA1 G YEN "ELEV ONE 14LL11619 Ir T WO BILLION I!TEl I 74 C: "NESTING UU tu — 1.A )1! -- - - - L L - - .,-.----',-.., v ..- -. •, '-___ .,-.. I- __________________ - . - . - BUGS BUNN F— , - - • WXTQ"THROP - WHAT CX) YOU THINK OF TH WORLP TTION, Mc TAVISH? - __ IN MYOPIN ION/ m-+ SITLJATION IN W H I 0-f WOR is PRS NTLY 6ITLJAT... ___ I bY I Dick Cawalli LE-TMF FLIT 1T WAY .. J ANOTh __ BLONDIE p BUlb ( • - W - - ________ - - PRISCILLA'S I SITUATIONWIS,THE '\ SIflT( WORLD ) FIN SVIF) IN o— PROBLEM pr1 oTTsc __ __ (ON SCN2 ( ThOGT. 0 __ NO CCMMEENT. 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This washes right out in your regular told of dishes. — PEGGY. iN r, BAKING SODA 2733 Under the Tree A pretty Star Rug makes the perfect under-the-tree decoration. No. I2733 has crochet directions; tissue pattern for fell rug; full instruct i ons. SOR060cplus 15c TO ORDER: 10f P051890 and handling with h4invis. addrisisa. Pattern numbdr end sit* to PATriFRN_9 U this rW*"P#f). &as 43#0. m 3tatier. Now Valk, MY 11011. �- . .. . -- 4C—Evenng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. i, BE . - . - - - - .. . 175 . . - . . •. -..- - - - - - .-_ .- ., .. .. -__;• . . aETTj Ti-4& ec c _ 7 Fl "A. DerntekjeOmif Now— THE BORN I . -- S L 41 1, e _______ [ f _ _ e _: — . . (CK ME NE ujeei< in / ) \ — ___ / Dea Inch. PROFf __ — _U e 100 "CAN AN OFFICE THAT HIRE CHELORS BE CONSIDERED AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERT " IIF_ i US , evi to a Cf%ds . -••. ' I. t an*% I If 01 BUT I .- \ fJ( ' / j* Id / % -r I L - - 1975 Uy t~EA. - ScL 115L I T H..• DEC I H . /; - .. -CREW `T41 I '' THE END 6 77JE7 AT 'WE DECIDED TO GIVE THE AIRLINES SOME C WITH OUR 'NO FRILLS AUTO TRAVELT' -- r ___ by h 0 YEARS. CR4 NGEART UKELY To XCUR IN YOUR TOO HARP soy -_ 14-C, TOM ISBELL :::::::: loan nor borrow Wednesday . ::::?a: ' Sun- ?7 -Jan. 19) Domestic problems need attention Sunday, Monday. Socially active Tuesday. Don I gamble Wednesday. Extra career benefits Thutsday. Good news Friday. A new friend Saturday. SNS OFL; TAU AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) be carf.-hil traveling Sunda/. Mondiy A J CIR TA/N tAG /NPS/ES ARE CCERNEp FR/PAYA J FUN OAY GEM/NI ANP ARIES. © 1q75 by PEA N:J PISCES Kee_p a light ifl on your finances Sunday, Monday, lans work ts guests drop En Thursday. Lucky monevise Friday. A pleasurable Saturday.: , [YOUR BIRTHDAY...thIS Week and this MontIj: /0j- _/_1 ?I 71 FA KPA ryE sED E BUT HE 7 1 1' - A mvzxH amos INPICA TES 0A1jF W1 T14 STRONG POWARS 3jili) ___ L . / ./N, PERS/STENTI Y SR/VES FOR Wr W PYNAMIC AMP CORFIArX. / -- ___ THçyAgrFA/RAAT/s YEt THEY IIAVE POW1RFII i. Rare IT PPWA( ScoRplos(ocr.,zy-Noy;g)tNjoycHAikrNcis /A T IN T/4IØA Ti WEAKER TYPES THEY HAVE . ______ AL I l a A P4-RSON wlm 11 '41S ASF,,Ccr 1' / I unse associates Sunday Moridaj Neither SAGITTARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Overindulgence is likely Sunday. Monday. A productive Tuesday. Reluctant to take order s Wednesday, Fun wilh friends TtitirsdiV. Lucky with partners Friday. Sharp in business Saturday. A., W149/ S4 r419N A N, 0 PLUM ARF with d&j. Lucky with speculations Friday. Very ambitious Saturd I - Corner riuuierns from a shared interest Tuesday thj Monday Romantic interests favored Tuday tare with:e Wednesday. A small gift Thursday. Lucky businesswise Friday. AN SCORPIO SY0140 NOT ;rA*'~'11A1N.CCrSSAkY91SKY A100Q NOTE: Send lette rs ce Bede P.O. Box 162. North :' : answer all the letters, only the ones of general interest . -- E 65 04415, ANJ *'** P PER/OP THOSE MORN 1WP . Vilmus rN,,r Prewr 7_HiX1 TO 11V7_11ff1PArr yj9Z1 s VM NC Profit AN MUMAi D BEI JUNIOR HASN'T ASKED FOR THE CAR IN THREE DAYS!" - FRIENDS and l7MANS Wak OF OCT 1,9 - /IANDi BUGS BUNN I .,! 'fl r8ERniCE PREDICTS A S 7MC A "" TA1JR11S - TA Z(RIIS R COPZf 9,-rSIS T A tT, FRI 416 Y6VIR RZZ 11C7,4XT TO If 146CHAN6,C9 AS FrAe UM&S pleasurable short Uct • ., — "SHE GOT A BOOK ON HYPNOTISM TO TRY OUT ON JUNIORI" 1 1 . Luck onelse trip Saturday, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Too many outside interests Sunday. Monday. A prott Tuesday. Responsibilities Wednesday. Leadership qualities Thursday. Lucky with big ideas Friday. Saturday: Financia cANcER 21 i22TrubJerathin9r9oaJsSu4ondaY Popular with friends Tuesday. An extra expense y. Mixed blossings Thursday. Lucky careeirwise Friday. Best day is Saturday. LEO (July 23-Au2. 22) Don't be too self-serving Sunday. Monday. An im~)f,rtant success luesday. Obstacles block your ambitions Wednesday. Uicky 1hrough friends, contacts Thursday, Friday. A quiet weekend. VIRGO (Aug.M23 1. 22) Don't be drawn into another s complicated affairs Sunda 0 _S'p Victory over compel on kday. Saturday. Fun. Thursday, Friday. A -' ___ oe- --, A bit too dy:.Ret day: . - seen CO _ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It's difficult to get your min way Sunday, Mon- _ t ___________________________ "I AGREE IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE A MARRIAGE DON'T AGREE ONE S' 1B e ___ — _ _____ ign • ARIES (March 21..April 19) Proceed cautiously businesswise Sunday, Monday. Financial ects favorable Tuesday, poor Wednesday. Much activity news Fun with 0 V AWONE ffOS - _________ ____ Y INTO M" 1 WA MOSLEM 1157 PRISCILLM _ IL% - MARKO LEGS _r MOST MILDW "• a;. PTBIMBO r) JUDY J 0VJMW8ArL(_ T. MURRAY :-I4W to-IV C c4WAiAmom r6~11101 SOL.119,01 1114 ARCHIE ."- Orr-. WHAT ARE Y01 OUT OUR WAY FORHER GEORGE, ARE Y(DU POL15HING THAT THING AGAIN? T zi 7.(e 7Ocilee4 "AT PO YOU by Ed Sul1j, EVERY TIME I TURN f \' ONLY TRYING IT'S A PROUP TO TAKE CARE OF Ir WITH RESPECT/ rM FROUP WE OWN Ir/ IMAGINATION, BE FUSSING OVER ir! z, I V e (7 FRANK AN - •. ..- \/--__ - Ulu IT RECALLS THE GRITTY .11 --- ____________________________ - ...THE HEARTACH ________________ __________________ __________—_________ / Jwi! AROLIN12 HERE FACLINPINC-i FNIIAERS—THEIR THAT BUILT CUR CO 12 SL1 W15H YOU12 BWGHT JE WITH OUR TAX-REBATE CHECK' WRAT I WISH, MORE PATRIOTISM! MThcT A (A LIM ORO ., —••-,..r' :- - ----• - -- - .- . - - - S I. - A3 - - - - - . . . - . -- . - . . ---- . I - - .- :. - . . - t -- . . . ..' —. 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Lewis G,4Du,Ah1rg, NATURALLY, WS (C.AN'T GUAANTE 'I I I JOB I PUSH A 9OOM LIKE iWi' Ohio D MAN D: I THE BORN 1V ME NF, WBER L FROFeSSC 1* -\N \ BR OAD EDUCATION YOU O NE (.11WIT ASSURE YOU, IN, CAMrHS C! - $ I I Li a TELE' \ ZNF %-b% I .AT LEAST YOU'LL KNOW The HSTO OF me soo,i. ow \ND The PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ITS USE... , ___ THE HE •..1tF OU DO PUSH A _____________ • _____ ______ •• 4S 3 't•l 3 P4E 1 F AO IMW'i! 6011%16 4 -- To /101,0 my 417flP! lop F t, 11, 1- BUGS BUNP CAPTAIN EASY I by Crooks & Lawrence 1 i WA5I-1, FOR CnoovN E6S 5,tiKE, ( WATCH THE TIME! .../CULL BE LATE TO AW1 HOW THE OFFICE \HE'S ABOUTI GET IN' TOMMY ALRAI)Y UP 4J' EATI?JE, H15 BREAKFAST ) awe Uvalue I THANKS,( NOW LET'S SEE,..YES, ALLEY! THIS IS Wi-IAT I WA". - IA BLON DIE A, NE -rio E Lp BUT HE Efl I - I ii upcj HELPS ME.' -Z5U PRISCI LLA' PROBLEM BOTTS? L ... I GET RID OF AN AWFUL LOT OF NERVOUS ENERGY miis WAY! ) )( Ir ARCHIE 1.. 41J•'-tu—I WNATAE YO GETTING BErT FCR1ER B/RrHO4Y JOHNNY WONDER / -. PLACE 11-1 5- s I-IF'ff5lZ 3 11ME5 IN fl4E 1G*r 'L.ACE IN THIS JUMBLE O LETIES TO SPELL TME NAME OF A FAMILIAR RLJ IT... CIRCLE FUN I LIVE IN 1'HE iCE AND SNOW 01 1HE crtc CIRCLE. WHAT'5 MY t.JAM I inp FRANK AN B ISCILLA' ) Tk E — tE T START R wrni LErrE ANC', MOVING CLOCKWISE, MARK OOwN EVEgy 3P3R1SC13r.,X,A1 S POP (ONE DAY ITWILL [ 3EE, ( BRINe MY PRINCE by Dick Roeiers - - --j 4 1 TUM8LEV HMM ... A1 TOUSLED 5YTkE SALTY SPRAY-/ RM A ___ •1/ , . - i - 1çcg ; OTHER L. -riEg TO SPEL.L. MYNAME. f'J NJ —\ i GO AROtJN(7 IWICE (H nATURECOLORS— DOLPHINS A BABY 7O1P141N is BORN ALIVE IN 1'14E WATER. 114E MOTHER POt.PUIN MUST P051.4 THE NEWBORN 9A9y TO -rE LIRFACE FOR 115 FIRST SRIA:A BABY OLPH045 CAN SWIM AS SOON AS ThEYA E3ORi'J. 411$Lj RANY WEAL 0 -0 ...- / r 1 I ti no 0 0 0 0 ° 00 0 0 COLOR THE POLP4IN6 GRAM WITH A FINCIL , BRONZED ? SUN AND ---r (SEe ANSWER Box) '4 -- - by Al Vermee SAFETy MATCHES WILL LIGRT ONLY WHEN fl4EYARE 51Ruc SURFACE OF THE MATCHBOX. THE SECRET 10 SAFETY At*TCIIES 51 W PI4OSPj43g,U5 PAbX OF r'yy Do THE FIRING MATOPUAL W1.flCI4 16 pUr E1VMA1'CHE5 IN THE Gi'RIKING SUJACE, N1 IN THE MATCI4 4 LIGHT . WHEN RUBBE, THIS PHOS9HORij5 GIVES OFF SPARKS WHICH 6E FIRE 'riE MATCH. THE ilP5 OF -V 6TRIKE.ANYWI4E MATCHES o COrj,4 THEIR OYvN POp4q, _-f HOWEVER, ANc' CAN BE STRUCK ON ps# ROU604 5URJAC. jg TV R.g. us. Pa Of?. purie r:.- Stig or KW WAfTØ WtN M$L.6 C1fM1 4 . r d CI,Is WI* us of thus rteokIs p cock wick. Puzzle Bat Ed ysvr qmtloc sad op (c/o this n.wspaps.) P. 0, Box 1335 icwa -_ - - %ftr #000 - IIL) . ur 2- S iti �-- 4C-Evening Herald, BEETLE Sanford, Fl. 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- - � 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, October 19, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 19, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Tuesda, Sept, 23, D73 BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker \( TE9 sm4 I 11 Now PLATO) IT BEEN , ( 1 TWERE A - I 5EEMi (0%"ER\ FOR Bs& ORT LONa WI TO TELL PLATO P)? L_ - I J I ARIES (March 21-April 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Interest. Keep mum about what AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb i Friends will find you fun to be You'll be successful today in occurs. You'll be fortunate In getti ng around today because of your nonfinancial situations. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Now 22) terms If you press (o Unalization of an Issue TansactionsinoivIng money You'll be tiifle I L 1 i!. I '3tC i won't work as well. by Art Sonsom Vu ENJ, I MIHr HAVE p - t C - •. _____ ` - ______ - CAM PUS ..LATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis -_____ / ______ v ~1111111111111111 / ' pNL)I . t- A~, i 7.'7 3 -~ r- -~:~ ~_~ I . __ _:_; -.-- __ - __--~__-~-___-1._: . . - Mff_1_-_ ___ ~__ - . BUGS BUNNY - 6UC5, THE. C0MPU'IESS S OPPEC) AGAIN if .. 00#FN A 515twi- _ - I çiI I I CJI( h •3) 'Z"z/i ____ (I--'....., " . ifiI3 .j3 - BLONDIE i - Pass Pass \P /_- 111177 1 " I I __ ____________ _______________________ ______________________ -eOUR MENU HAS wl~ ( '#IAITE )'' A'1WELvE.Q)JRSE DINNER AFFO OTO SERvE FOR S245 7WELYE Cou.?sES ? Chic Young I AFTER THE r I ,;~~ r , A , C \ . - tz- P P ~ 1~1 __ IT - N , ~.., N , 1. - I I r . - '. :..-. ANN,. I ' J , - ) . i c \ ' 1~~ ~ I-,.~.~.,;~~ -...,.%:. . .... % -"%,.,. I I~ -- - : : . i is %%.IOU X I r .1 -__,lv~ ,-,__ ____- - 0 ____ .c CA!JT SAY 'V r' r LIKE'N A*J9 TAE RZUIT OF \P1#rrIriE6 N RE1 ,J UI is •p.k;:;-c' * t/ q 23 . 8 Rogw Bollen r \ ç ABIUTV OWWEVER I. . .1 I I I . : II Thideau 000W. Okw"J by How I'll ,*, I 1-1-1 - i -- 1~11 P`1 - ) , , I __ PRISCILLA'S POP 'fl-E A1WOWt4EkE by Al Vim.,, 4 V EXCI'TEO - ~ \J/ ' , HE -LLO'Fg PC A 12 S I AT RIDNG SCHOOL! - ' 1 r 04 I ^a,-- I ' i, WISDIJ-06 ~ - - UIR111 -- - I I -',-, FRANK AND ERNEST bY Bo 0b ______________________________________________ , ~k 1 i ...: I a 1 L I., I L- I f4 , fit 1 !;~k2 ~_ ~_ ~_~-~_ - m _- 'T PRICES. AWFUL? -..,.*, I if k... 1' 'T'S GETTiNG 1117.I C, - MAKE ENMMEET 1 by Bob Montana __ CA.J BOTH, ''! vi-tar MYU.CLE HE'S A cc*n' R HEDOFOR -" NA ..; i , R ,. _. - _ - --7 . -- 11W - r -r- * , -I- f___ .~Tf~__ z1v r r- -~ ; AZAP, , J - - X_ L - -,--- - -y . - ~_. - - r - --- q - 'u:__ k L i 1'4 1. 'Z 0 the trucks used to packages. The -"- 4 _~,__ - irs ; -- hand rp*4 "Dwated by tm,p"Trz. We e"e inm& to send the very bed ts ow 0MCWL" (Herald Phoita ;__ ~_ t= ~j_. - F* I L In:bf - -__M __________ I _ ________ ) ! -- .1 . _\___ ___________ -_______ . .1 i NO NO CHARLTON HEM.. Q IX I I inions Va On Seminole Coun - SHORT RIBS 5"0ULC)N'rA P E' I AFF?Alf:)'TO FACE , & A A A A ,*!- A . . t A L 1 . . - . LL 2 .~, 41 . 'Wff~ju - . 15 . . --- 0 . L A ; ;.4 A. jk a ,.4' - to * -i-- Y.? I I s 4A - ' I ow_ . %.,~ 0-- f - - . . - JI -4~.~ .. ,- ; - . . _ !4 . . __ - R `;r. 4. 5 - & -~ -0 0-" - .. I I .; , . I ! J 4 ) I.I " missioner Dick Williams said (IciaLs his entire budget request , , ! ; Aw t,I Is I nd thud 1.s th - l'd.I ,, I I . -I II I . . .? ( I issl - .J _. . - . --- ___ = ,_~--M -- - , --- - 1 .: . . . _. z . A ,:*:,.,::,:,:-- :... d -, .1 --:::.. ...'. . .Z i 1:1 -::_- : ' -' - - " , ~ . lk -1. - _#-_-_f:.,_- ,_- !'_11_ "b'? ,-.T Ia - S. ,k 7,i,t-_1;V-!- ~e&;f- ,, r 1~~- _~-_ ~ ],,_, ,?_,N.~Avx ~~M _-, I ~ % _~_ __V_1___1Fn..-' _ ' - s 4 L,jr'J' 1~i .....1' !_ ,f_ ' -. . _-"-p ., :;;i. ..1. I Vietnamese Flier Gets Tribute To His Courage B) JA'.E IASSELBERRY pistol and k eys fell into the sea Herald Stall Writer He did not hae a radio in the k i . 5M ,Alt~~.-~, I ; 1~ t3-: ~ r , ~;: I : probability 20 10 30 per cent months of budget slashing underway. sessions ended with the comthrough 'nunWAYI.Ast year'i county budget complete details and IU&s rnission's final adoption of the was slightly more ;1an $15. budget. are on Page $-A. million. Q - , . Mrs. Sharon Green, 28. Mrs. Patsy Bierschbach, ;.~ Sanford, was concerned about Enterprise, said she had only I I schools in Seminole County. "I recently moved to Seminole _# ..9, I ~ : V' don't think the government in County, so she had no opinion on ' the county is working very the efficiency of county . 2b .-? ~, I well," she said. "Look at the government. But, Mrs. Bier. \~ I . schbach said better-qualified schools, how bad the situation ,-. ;~ :-, public officials probably would I is. The classes are overffowded , .;,-.I .. improve county government. and the teachers are over__ t .0 _t ` Mr& Blerachbach had no worked." (;REF.N MURRAY BLUE linda Newman, 18, Sanford, BIERSCHBACH Teie Blue, Sanford, said, "1 objection to the count)' corn. as more content with the a Sd) in things, They should be miioners getting a raise terjeitul an opinion about think the count) gocrnment is status quo. -TVyseem to be a part of the deeLsion-inaking," ,, Why not? Other people are criminal justice: pretty good. And if po-ople are in doing all right," she said, when she said. Politics these days, they getting raises." "I'll tell you one thing, I don't asked about the efficiency of About the controversial Mrs Jan Murray, 20, Winter think it's right that they put deserve a raise." count) governmen t. raise "I don't think the) Sprthgs,saIdshehadn'thedin those policemen in jail for Blue added that count) What could be done to make should get a raise. If everybody Semincle County long enough to burglary when other people are governm,ent can be improved if the goernment even be tter' else can't get one, why should form an opinion on government getting away with more serious people support and take an -People should have more of they get one?" effectiveness, but she in- crimes." active part in it. Si A 4& ;~, said, "I do not intend to subject the taxpayers to the serious - white hat out," County Corn- Oct. 9 lit try and convince of. Ionall I _., __ f___ . A-T F31FING 4. -rs are due under state regulations, Butler conuriented," I d3n't think they should have gotten that raise. Other people bren't getting raises these days." What would he do to help improve the governtnent? "Maybe I'll run for office filyself." h Tht.;,iiday"We have cut below the was able to hold the inillage thundershowers. certified millage," said a down, something VIhIen says Chance of pper $02. lAws to disbelieving commissioner was a 'Irnandate of the people." the low 70L South And South' Mike Ilattaway. Department heads submitted I ,-% -/---.. - -i I Y 0 L.Lr'tA40WWCA'0 W 1U -TRIU PH ov / ,~ _ . Government :: Television - - - - - - - - .. -.6 1 2B Wom,n ___________________ I -,"4 iolation of the state law. In a letter to county cornmissioners last week, Herring 0 when informed the dollar figure is Justified. Polk says he's was $19,000 le3i than the "confident" he'll get the full day's high SO. Overnight amount required to meet the amount. By "gutting" county low a. Rainfall was .14 inches. 5.41 mills set by the appraiser . _-~ . the scope of the state attorney's budget year, but has allocated CountY AttorneY Tom legal responsibihties." only $4,000 for his office for the Freeman said that the com. In addition to prosecuting fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. mim4on should fund Herring at crmn.inal cases, Herring's office Earlier, herring said the a "reasonably necessary" level handles chil matters including absolute minimum he needs as required by the sta:z law. ' ___________ , I L that failure to do so by the consequences of inadequately prosecution." Despite pleas to the contrary 7/ om Chairman Sid ViNen Jr., the county commission Last cause reduced effctiv"nec nf 'tBBtYJT HERRING week voted to fund Herring's the State Attorney's office to tt I the Irreparable injury oif the child sq)port and camimer OfIi leveL Vddm warned ftUorw cm~~vvr that tWr action in funding 0di 14,0W "Ifty ' t us into trmtNo.' In criminal or civil cams within Herrirg's offt . . - local office supplies, expenses and communications. Herring alleges, in the action tip, filed Tuesday that the budget slashed by commission-rs 11wW - I JJ I ( ~ '' ' f # Ir- r N I 'Care' packages line the front of the county °ID. mission meeting room office for utilities, communications and transportation - _ ~f - It's official Still pending is an appeal b) ?' A resolution adopting Sheriff John Polk The sheriff is . ' 1. 111 4-A Seminole County's $16,837,339 seeking the full $16-million he ~,Around The Clock _ - -11 . fF " I!z . . . - .. -budget for fiscal year 1975-76 initially requested, but the ~_ --#~' .M4 [I S-A was passed unanimously commission is sticking to Calendar 4 .JIIl . -. 8-A Tuesday by the Seminole $2.3-million offer. Comics 4 It , 1 ,........, -6-13, County Commission. Cross%iord . Vihlen again offered a . ......... - 4-A 7be couritv land tax was set $110,000 compromise package, .__ - - I Editorial . % I I Dear Abby ................I-B at $5.40 pei $1,000 of taxable which the chairman says would .I - . Dr.Lamb ............ -. 4-11 propzcty, and Cie final dollar save the county money. ~`l I , horoscope was $19,000 below the commission turned a 8-A figure But the ' S. ,,, . • Hospital ..........S-A millage rate certified by the cold shoulder. In fact, Vihlen's $-A uunt propert) appraiser offer asn't etn onsidere(I O b ituar ie s b Frank fill A r ), '''4'tk T..-y Today ,, -" ---I--- I I on the suit, assigned to Circuit Court Judge A. Wiams Vkhe r., Se a injunction requiring the county '. . t 4. ,.Tr. 77__~._T.- -_ I ~._- - .1 , :i~*~_ ~: .1. _', herring says state law requires the county to fund his , missioners of violating state law in cutting his IM76 budget request frcrn $18,759 to $4,000. - - ¶"\ I On Budget Approval by T. K. Ryan 0 , ~ .; L I' , I Commission Unanimous 1 Continued on page 12A) ; ~_ - . 41 I ' ...' I i --Mm HI,,ARCHI(. _,~.4 A ~~ J - ~-- 9(L ~ \/ YES 20mirso - 1'ryrUi WAE ft ARES STILL WANPER IN& IN INE PMRT. -1- 4 I ), k.'.; circuit court civil suit accusing - ____- 1 .% -z 0 - _______ - -.- t, r is i r - NIN i 1= V - . A ( I I if I 1 ' ..I-- - , __V1 1. -=-] ]I 'Eu . L.. /q. .1 ~- , .0W106 - ( . f L, 11 ~ , , - y pr . Citizen reaction to the i 1/1 -,., F'1_ /I i-:-1 ( - /_ _ ,J W ________ i F, " . (. A;., i lit .4 ' *' I-_--------_--_ -_--- Tuesday he said, "I'll settle for Seminole-Brevard State Att . Abbott Herring has filed a - _r-~_.- . FIX -IT BOO~KS /,., (77-:~ - 'r-nOVel 0 S C~, q-23 I" , t IN ,% ~ S I I ! . ~a 9 "' - ______ __ I _ ~ . - azr lqi-~ ,_-, ~_7_~:-_ Herald Stalf Writer . ~, I . • - , Over Cut In Bud et ; ~.~-_-_ _. -.. -;. C_ k S. -_ Of" Ak - To the crosswa!k at and county government in Longwood Elementary School. general is mixed, according to a . Transportat.ion Director Fred random sampling of public Taylor said two weeks ago the opinion. .J* approved courtesy busing Several people expressed NEWMAN would begin by Sept. 15, but disregard or disinterest in BUTLER La y e r said this has been county government. Some were busInessmmn to make a living, delayed due to overloading of extremely criti-al while others with their zoning !aws and all." buses which must he relieved said county officials were doing What could be done to imfirst and because of the number a good job CO%C count) go vernment' of breakdowns Cecil H Butler, Winter "Change some of the people That's the reason the board's Springs, said,"I don't think the in office," Butler said. origi na l d irecti on has not been count) government very On the subject of the ap. fulfilled yet, he said. good, They make it hard for a proximately $2,100 raise county I I opyl - . I -. t -- _ East on Longdale Ave. . _____ - qI 9 r_ Herald Stsiff Writer R - - At . -0 I , . - = _v__ __.~%~~-_ _- . . / 40 i L \ (j _!4~r - - --I -_- *. t ,AOL --- --X ~ 14 IV---- 'tm-- a . V,-. about a tkilf a block Sc h neid er mc LJFE BE&k6 OR ELM. L186Rry " flELF . L i 4 _A 4 __ : __ ___ 0 - West to Wren Ave. ~ -_ / .i 1i I- %S r..L.- Tr"t, f ,W" *U Irr!_1 ,__ I&AA&AAM A&U.10 " 747 1"Pli ml" f . 14 I (.,-" . UAX .. I ME= Man-On-The-Street Interview 0 I , 0 - " 0 W.TZW.,( )v 14M I i'M A PWROIR ! 04 I . Lk-± '! 1.10 0 my-.Rev... W-". " - -I --- "dangerous - long walk to E - -* , V -F- I --.W __ schk" along the one mile of - UAM111i wooded area south on Grant St. 00_~_ The pupils then walk east on he ' miles. The new route, mapped for tonight's agenda, and reconune n ded be for the pupils to walk: 0.% I .4 7. I . Akm 9 0 1 MYMM &4M& V P5AqW 4-Ar Herring Sues Coun - ~ 4 - 1, 1 I , ~% * I , 11-1 IV'. Layer said this morning he I"' will ask the school board to reconsider its decision two weeks ago to prowitle ' courtesy busing" for the pupils living within a two mile radius of dw - , 0 school, when the board meets at ~_ ___ 7'30 P m toda 0 fl) y i n t hee Altamonte Springs City Hall. ~ ~_-~7'- 2 Theboardvoted3-Ztoprovide - cota" bwft, for which We -_-4 ~ district receives no gate fwids ~_~_ --. -M i I -j . W with regular waing, afw ?Zr hearing provat trom- parents ic%z= ~7 . you're FUNNY BUSINESS by Garry ftmw ; 7 1 J ~ ~ ,,,_~ - EEK & MEEK I 4 U3 J I tI 0,111I.We -W TM "Sis not only thinks you're the best AVAILABLE" writers wili receive copies 01 !A-0dY MODERN.) I W4PFH LJfl'HLs c4do / "M il I . I" I, 11 I ft - i .. ,ongwood Elementary school has been termed "safe" by Seminole County School Supt. '__________ I I I I , -- off&?5 11 c "i ii iii i . 1 1 1. W r-, #_ ,. .O f-I h F i1 ! - % , -A - - ~ * 11or DOONESBURY WEAR rr... OF= HEleH715. .- I - .1 1 r . ! A new 1.3 mile route for 63 longwood pupils to walk (rote by Dick Covolli -- 4_ 01~1 Ly~~ (Do you have a question for the JacoP)ys? Write -Ask the Jaco?)ys'' care of this newspaper The most in. teresting questions will be of spades was a singleton the only winning play would b! to 1_~ ` ... WINTHROP i I I ~ -23 llywks Pass 4 N.T W - Herald Staff Writer 'i 6 F A New York reader wants to know what the rule of the ace and the king was. M 0 . I 1 f F 3V I& clubs and dummy's 10 won the first trick. A trump to the a collected West's nine spot and South paused a long time to con- -r-11% rA %n V pass . ~111~ P ., 1 1Z .. IV 0 .1 _- Jacoby in 1934 and first appeared in the 1935 book, "The . Four Aces System of Bidding". . Specifically, In a situation By Oswald & James Jacoby where you were going to game South was really interested In you should consider inviting a a grand slam after his partner's slam with a king extra, definiteopening heart bid and spade ly invite a slam with an ace ex raise but he gave up that idea tra and bid a slam with an ace when North bid three hearts and king extra. We will discuss over three diamonds. lie this rule and its modern imwanted less heart strength and plications in next week's armore spade strength in dummy. - 1% ~~ , Openinglead-74 - -. --- - ,. ) I______ - - I trump and that whoever held the ueen could take a withit when tie chose. Both vulnerable ,(• - )I . ,~ ~ . I h 4AJ 9 8 by Stoffel & Heimdahl HE DOES T14A .:-- - rD FIRE " .r `~~ HIM ~_ __1___11 = I When both opponents followed A A K8 7 ClCKE y1 IF I COULD CLACIç FIGURE OSJT HOW '- '- 1 Layer Route Saf e 1 7 0 0 ; I cond trumF led the suit back. After al this consideration, ll: ; 4 1 - -_ -_ --- ____ __ t R I I I ___ - 1~ VAQJ76 I _- . ",_ I . - . _________ W F-S T -1,z t.--!- ii problems in the play in any ;I - w South decided against this A 10 5 3 2 I r X_ 23 \ -~- AL NORT11 IM By El) PR1CKlf Herald Staff Writer . ___________________ I POLI, BRIDGE AT - V1____=% _- CARNIVAL r-•------------ tlt I<;,-- __ - ----------- .. - _. ~ . FA r N",_~' 1 WIN ------i ,'i Reaction To Pay Protest Ran ges From G To Glum Mostly, however, th e gr oup was angered over a bout "What can I say?" Khnbrough replied when "It's a great country where people can express A county coiniiilssioncr'S salary goes from worth of raises granted county officials by a asked about the protestors. "To me, It's just themselves. I would hope that it would never $12,30 to $15,062, or a 16 per cent increase. The job 1973 state law. anotJ*r epic day in the life of a commissioner ... change." the sheriff said. is considered part-time. However, some comThe first glimpse of a mini people's-power "We can't live on our salaries," Jan Hobby said, humorous." And, County Attorney Tom Freeman said, "I missioners can almost always be found at the movement Tuesday caught Seminole County "so we thought maybe we'd bring these care Williams said the int erruption o1ded a "little didn't mind it; it's a constitutional right to courthouse. Commissioners unawares and their reactions packages to make It easier for commissioners." bit o f light ness and levit " in an otherwise bor ing petition." Pat for school board members went from $4 672 ran ed froin glee to glum, depending on individual Conunission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., calling the day. Packages were addressed to commissioners, the lie said he was pleased to see a good turnout of philosophies protest "great", said he sifted through a "care citizens she riff, and officials, as sell as School Supt Bud wh ic h in d ica tes voter interst raises to Layer,Polk, Circuit Court Clerk Art Beck For instance, Bob EIIV, the commission's adyer. Other officials took a somewhat dimmer view. wi th Jr, and property appraiser Terry Goembel ministrative ass,stant, shook his head and Ashby Jones, deputy circuit court clerk, who is a couldn't believe it" when some 20 protestors danced teen." For instance, Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski painter in his spare time, said it would be nice if one Theoretically, one could argue that since the pay into the courthouse Tuesday to .d istr ibute 40 to 50 by Dick Turner JokIngly, Vihlen said he plans to "use what I refused to comment. Asked to say something witty, of the packages contained canvas or other a rtists' hikes were granted by law, they are mandatory. U' cir [)I(rI,tS 11flfl, con hl11lSSiOflCrs, ' S.ii( lie s4ns rio Ui ' n,' " "itt y" d lx u t the ca n . miiitt.ri4iis. However, there is noth ing to prevent a public r Protestors claimed the commission Ignored the Commissioners John Kimbrouh and flick invasion. be uUicdj i urn iurnizi me raise Dac ma the State. C i : j ~ ~ nannla ` 4 --'--'-'- ^-'-" 7-'---_- Im. ,..,,..,.& -I %-" -&-'. 6udg,ci 'Wililams took =6* of the same tack as t1w. Sheriff John Polk Raid he w#wq nipjacod that r th!! WC iiiç v.u*iuii*y. citizens have the right to protest. chairman, asaresultoftheCountyOfficthlsSalaryAct. be used to pay for raises for state legislators. I _________________________ -- - Care Packages"Spice Commission Meeting ,' PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug 22) If your once you're satisfied you have boldly and Before the day is out you will be ambitions are up to par this will answer you'll act the TAURUS (April 20-M pleased by something that win ! You'll be more successful in be a very rewarding day. You Wisely. happen. It will benefit SAGITTARIUS (Nov. y. today than you will with those things unwisely. ) Your 2fl Lady Luck will give you an : VIRGO(Aug23-Sept 22 for whom ou have a sincerc assist today, but the first moves YOUR BIRTHDAY energies are likely to be affection to you. If you ) don't Sept. 24, 1975 misdirected early in the da y on will be UP). GENIINI (May 21-June 20) If something frivolous, but by try, she there's a favor you need of a afternoon you'll make up for CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) the coming year are extremt.,1 friend it will be granted If you lost time. You're extremely creative in encouraging. It's very likely lay all your cards on the table. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) This projects of a domestic nature, you'll be involved in a new Don't try to disguise your should be a lucky day for you in Put your talents to work to commercial venture with rnotm.es se veral partners situations where you share an beautify your living space II _!_ ", _ CJTAGI()), I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ___________________________________________________________________________ at an important decision, but been hanging fire. shade too extravagant. THE BORN LOSER I 68th Year. No. fl-Wednesday. September 24, 197 I ' - / I 'BNICEBEDEOI For Wednesday, September 24, 1975 L ___________ 0 HOROSCOPE )f f I _ffI r ____r_i_ , __ --_ _____ -1 .. A South Vietnamese Air Finally his message was Force major, who landed a intercepted It read Can you small observation plane con- move those helmcopter3 to the taining his wife and five other side? I can land on your children on the deck of USS runway. I can fly one more Slidway on April 30, received a hour. We have enough time to tribute to his courage Tue.yby move. Please rescue me." in Sanford from the carrier Mid way's commanding of cress in the fcrm of a $2,500 Capt. L..C. ('hamnbers, het,k ordered the flight deck cleared With the c imminent, in a daring attempt to save himself and his lamil), The major brought his plane Major Bung Ly piloted the single-tngine Cessna 0-1 -Bird Dog" from Con Son Island deck for Ns first carrier Ianseaward in march of a safe (fing without :he benefit of tail hook or barrica0e. haven. r - _~ - - 1,4- _.-~__ . __V___-__-t-..i_ , - V,-. _f,p~i:%T ;~7=~%. !_4,e fz,--1k. "__ L"k~=L~a-"Zli 2- I ~ ___?%~E__ -, -, - '' - '- -' lie located the .Midway, which had already received inspired the crew of the Midway over 2,000 Vietnamese refugees they deciLW to adopt the brought on tx).vd the da) . I ; -_ Commander Ray Fox presents M540 check on behalf of the USS Midway crew to Major Ditag Ly and his faml e helicopters. Circling in help them start a new life. Meanwhile, Major Bung Ly and note on the deck, he failed on his farnily were processed and three attempts as notes t.ransferred from Guam to weightpd to a survival knife, 1 Continued on page IZAI A - - - - '•• - - - - -- - ' ' " . - • ' ' ;" - - , t . * - . ' : :: _ - - - - - �IA—Evening Hera ld. Sanford Fl. Wednesday, St ?. 2. 1915 P NAI ION S C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. T o COME IN TODAYAND SEE THE ' 76'S -, '-- Control By ED PRICKM Herald Staff Writer Florida's Public Service Commjssl (PSC) will take over the county's rule-adopting and enforcing powers regar. ding private utilities. As a county commission meeting Tuesday, the com• mission voted, 4-1, in favor of turning over the regulatory functions to the PSC. The vote was taker, after Bill Dale, the county's director of environmental services, recommended the county turn the functions over. Dale said the county does not have "the staff nor the cx. pertise" to handle complicated requests for rate adjustments, as well as other matters which could be handled more expertly by the state. He also said the switch to the PSC will "benefit" seekers of rcases. )kk Wiiiiarns dissented. Williams asked Dale a series of five questions relating to the PSC takeover. Questions included: What about growth in unincorporated areas? Who will answer cornplaints from citizens? — Who will handle requests for rate hikes? Who will regulate construction standards? Though Dale answered questions sufficiently to convince the rest of the cornmission, Williams dissented. Crime On Television Blamed For Youth Extortion Plot DYERSBURG, Tenn. (AP) —A juvenile off ic'j. blames too much crime on television for an attempted $1 million extortion plot planned by a group oys ranging in age from 10 to 14. The youngsters have been charged with threatening to Wow up a Sears Roebuck and Co. store in an attempt to extort 11 million in cash and about $I00,000 in guns and farm equipment. The nine have been released in the custody of their parents pending a juvenile court hearing. Their names were not released, 'It's not that we felt they could have pulled itoff," Juvenile Officer Joey McDowell said Tuesday. "It's that 12'vear-olcjs could think of it. It's television and nothing else, . Moore Memory Said 'Cloudy' SAN FRANCIS'() AP Sara Mcre, rdcrL'd to undergo sanity tests zftq te! t Ford. has only a "r'tnw*v" attempt, her attorney says. U.S. Magistrate Owen Woodruff on Tuesday directed that the 45-year-old divorced mother of one be taken to San Diego on Friday and given psychiatric tests at the Metropolitan Correctional Center there. He said results ould be reported to him by Nov. 18. Arrested Immediately after she fired at Ford as be emerged from a dnstown hotel Monday, Mrs. Moore was held in lieu of $500,000 bail on a federal charge of trying to assassinate the President If convicted, she faces a possible life sentence, / £ K )v .,.d . ' ,-..,., ...... .. L'ilnit'ss strt'l kilt 11(11 iUUil3SflCflt they l)e worked so hard to Justifiably priiiid nI the fihiny obtain for thi' (;I SaflllIF'1tD9 home In Sanford are "Just Il" Club mrmhorn (from left) Edvena Fielder, secretary; Mary Smith, president ard Hilda Mitenell, vice president. With $1300 raised through Good Samaritan flay at McDonald's Hamburgers, arranged through the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce lish fries, nimmag? sales and other projects they have purchased an electric NEW EQUIPMENT K FOR KITCHEN t .. I...• .l.I.. ,I.l i..hI V, U LUIU lUIJU iius n,%.l h.161.a aLI6 1.1 rrnt. UIIILIJI LIW 1,Ul,a on rieia anal Sit f-r'a,.'. IJ UlJ W 4 Anasik..,illS I. ,i..malaA Ism 1 . 9 ,w a In rv for the equipment and installation. Donations should be marked for "kitchen use." (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberryi '76 JEEP CHEROKEE 0 3 A spokesman for Chairman Frank Church, 1)-Idaho, said that Nixon's mail had been opened both Wore and while he was President. The spokesman added that the CIA opened and read the mall of other presidents as well. _______________________________ "I '76 GREMLIN —The fun little car that '76 HORNET SPORTABOUT started the small car revolution is still a Value worth celebrating in 1976. America's only 4-door compact wagon combines handsome styling with as much room and versatility as most families need. - FORT WALTON BEACH, dead, damage estimates ran as Holmes and Washington. It's Officials at the National HurFla. (AP) — Disaster relief high as $100 million, hundreds the worst one I've had." ricane Center in Miami said the Officials in the Panama City populations of the three most workers, their worst night- were left homeless and power mares transformed Into grim and water supplies were still area estimated damages there severly affected counties reality, today assessed the hay- unreliable earl)' today for many at $50 million, while Mayor H. Okaloosa, Walton and Bay — Gene Smith of Fort Walton had increased almost five-loW oc wreaked by the first major residents. The Salvation Army set up 10 Beach estimated damages at since each had suffered a direct hurricane to directly strike the Florida Panhandle's coast in 40 emergency canteens in the area $20 million. Other estimates hit by a powerful hurricane. to feed hungry evacuees, state were trickling in as tens of Years While Walton County's popuHurricane Eloise, now re- employes were alerted to pre- thousands of residents returned lation remained at about 16,000 duced to a heavy thundershow- pare road-repair equipment to their homes. since it was hit by a hurricane "You go down every street in er in Tennessee, slammed its and state insurance department Okaloosa's population drenching rains, howling winds workers were mustered to as- and you see buildings without increased from 10,000 in 136 to and accompanying tornadoes sl.s( in making damage claims, roofs, signs down, trees down," 85,000 in 1970, the last figure Robert Smith, a spokesman said Mayor Smith. "It's so available. into a 40-mile stretch of coast for Florida's Division of Emer- widespread." between Fort Walton Beach and Bay County, which Includes Gov. Reubin Askew, who had Panama City, had not been Panama City before dawn gcncy Preparedness, said the situation was "bad in five coun- called Out 400 National Guards- directly hit by a strong burntTuesday. One person was reported tie!: Okaloosa, Walton, Ray, men to protect against looters, cane since 1900, when its popuwas expected to visit the area latiu Was less than WOO. By today. Leaders of the state Re- the time Eloise struck, more publican party asked President than 75,000 people lived in the Ford to inspect the five-county county. region to see if it qualifies for "Panama City has been one disaster assistance, of the areas that we long worried about," said Paul Hebert of the hurricane center. "It's been 'y r ri 1I II growing so East, and most of ir ' Iii. I r' those people never experienced ~: a hurricane." 1e many residents of the area, both oldtlmers and newcomers, were caught relatively Eloise, It could By have been worse. Hundreds of hotels, motels, FORT WALTON BEACH, CLEARWATER (AP) — An unemployed and outJail Fla. (AP) — After several resorts and condominiums dot of-luck construction worker is In the Pinellas County years of managing motels for the rolling dunes of the white, today because he asked to be sent there, saying he's crime, might drive him to another other people, J.C. Lacy realized almost powdery beaches from afraid that desperation own recognizance as free on his his dream and opened his own Panama City to Fort Walton Willard 0. Dixon, 57, w with a couple of partners three Beach, a strip that has become last week after p1eadln no contest to a grand larceny more a favorite summer vacation site tnonths ago. charge involving snatching a purse that contained llisdrea.'nis now ashambles. for hundreds of thousands. than $100. But, traditionally, the area all Most of the roof was torn off A release on recognizance, a bonding process which Tuesday when hurricane Eloise but closes down alter Labor requires no money, stipulates that th e defendant stay out .•--• a.'uj. utew uwuugu. ricvt ut we [UU t uble williC IrW. of U'OUDIC Richard Rahter, and Had the storm struck a month But Dixon called his attomey, J. slammed down on 15 cars in the to eat and was afraid earlier, it would have caught parking lot. Water poured Into said he was hungry, had nothing thousands of vacationers. the unroofed building. he'd get Into trouble again, As the storm moved deeper "We had probably 65 people, second into the South, authorities In of them on the many noAlabama, Georgia and Tenfloor, and as far as I know, Broward County's FORT lAUDERDAlE (AP) Lacy said. nessee reported eains of at least body got a scratch," 137, 000 students return to classes today after teachers two Inches. Tornadoes ripped But Mrs. Jack Williams Jr. voted to go back to work to protect their jobs and teaching said she got a little bump on the through Fort Walton Beach, certificates. head when the roof flew off the Hartford, Ala., and near The strike-ending vote was taken Tuesday under a room she and 5-year-old son, Jacksonville, Fin. Judge's threat of penalties If they didn't return to work. Meanwhile, Dr. Neil Frank, Thpp, 5, rented because she smaller some 5,000 teachers, seeking by walkout The thought It would be safer than director of the National Burnclasses, lighter work loads and a salary increase, had cane Center, responded to critthe family's mobile home. forced most of the 141 county schools to shut down last Ics who said residents of NorthThe mobile home came Friday. through with only a small dent. west Florida were not given "We are returning in good faith to the bargaining Lie)' thought it was a tornado enough warning about the table," said Marjorie head, president of the Classroom storm. that hit his motel, Teachers Association, after the teachers voted 2,321,788 Frank conceded that his of. "i managed another motel early Tuesday to return to their classrooms, torlice was about 50 miles off in was hit twice by here that where Eloise's cenpredicting nadoes, once in 1969 and again land. But the touch ter would in 1973," he said. "A tornado may have got this hurricane warning, issued The Federal goverrunent MIAMI BEACH t?.P) one too. I heard a loud roaring about 24 hours in advance, cov. wants to help the nation's deteriorating railroads but and ran to the back window of ered a 325-mile stretch from hopes to leave their control to private enterprise, two the restaurant. Pieces of the Louisiana to Apalachicola, Fla. Ford Administration officials say. "They should have taken the motel top began coming off. John Snow, under secretary of transportation, told the proper 1recautlons on Mon"I didn't run outside right United Transport Union convention Tu€sday that the i,,.,, h,irrL day." he said Railroad Revitalization Act now in Congress would lead to "I know people find it hard 0 canes as well as tornadoes and a rejuvenated rail system without nationalization. its not smart to run out when believe that we can send a The administration-backed proposal calls for the debris is flying. As soon as rocket to the moon and have it overhauling laws Snow described as overly restrictive. t the debris stopped falling, we land just a few feet from where would also restructure some railroads and provide we planned it to and then say did go and see how the people financial assistance to near-bankrupt systems, particu,ni predict a burn. that were." larly In the Northeast. Lacy, who estimated 55 per cane towithln50nilles," Frank cent damage to his motel, said said. "But its true," For several hours after he plans to rebuild. Eloise strengthened to burn"What else is there todo?"he The Public PALM BEACH GARDENS (AP) cane force, forecasters exasked. Service Commission has approved higher Octob' fuel 'i'.. it-.. i. '... M. In1 II In hit hotwt't'n r--'-'........ adjustment fees for the state's four major utiliti es. Allen Beach resort community, cola and MoWle, Ala, 'The Increases ranged from a high of 83 cents per 1,000 Then, Frank said, the storm more than a dozen beachhornes klllowatt hours for Florida Power and Light Co. to a onewere wrecked. Some were veered slightly east toward cent jump for Gulf Power Corp. ApalachicolA Bay. Warnings worth more than $100,000. FP&L received approval to charge customers $2.06 for "it wasn't bad until the oceRn were issued for new areas of the fuel adjustment in October compared to $1.23 in hit," said [let. Air Force Col. Florida but by early Tuesday Tracy Mathewson. -11wn, it Lim Slorm waS C 011 Tamp Electric Co. was granted a 17-scent increase northeaster y course. %isas like an explosion. from $2.22 to $2.30. - H'1 D rcQr 2- 04 - F!CTITIOUS flAME NoI,cp it P,erb given that I am 373. PR No I. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of fFNT A. F L0PI0A SPF(IAIISTS. and that I intend to register sa id name with the Clerk of the Circuit Coun, Se minole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fict i tious Name Statutes, to Wit Section 165 09 FIrida Stattpj 19S7 '' P(VMd rlarkston P'Nit Ser' 1 17 71 O 1 1915 (FR fl Down On His Luck, Man Jailed At His Own Request r-o- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION No. 7S-4VCA1G FAST RIVER SAVINGS DANK. PIa;ntjff '.l JOHN W UTLEY. et al. Defendants AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT the braincnild of Sheila Brown, ______________________ TO- JOHN W UTLEY and will involve the county's school IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CAROLYN A UTLEY éhi.'Jren1n learning early about EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. hit Wife RESIDENCE UNKP4Otd "People Helping People". the CUlT. SEMINOLE COU4Ty, lAST KNOWN RESIDE N CE theme of the United Way and PROBATE DIVISION SOS Highland Drive. Ole campaign. CASE NO. 74•Cp Caw'Iberr-y, Florida 37707 'The Idea drew the praise of EStATE OF NELUE I IAMPERT AND o LII claiming zsa,campalgnchajrrnaii, Deceased Interest by. through, under or and h? reported after the N.)TICE TO CREDITORS acaint th. aforesaid Persons YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED breakfast that Jack Horner had TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST that an a".nn to foreclos, a mor offered a U. S. Savings Bond SAID ESTATE. tciace t !tv' GiO'*fV rc.per1, in from the Greater Sanford Y016 And each of you are hereby Seminole Crxjny, Florida' Chamber of Cotiunerce as a ttfd and feQu;fed to tile any I of 7. Block B. SUMMERSET claimt and demandi which you, or NORTH, SECTION 4, according to prize to the pupil or class with etP'er of ytj. may have accentt said the PIet thereof s recorded in Put the most original "Copper estateInt.eoffe(eof the Cl,.k ofthe Rook 16, Pacu't 23 and 76. Public Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Pecordt of Seminole County, Caper ()p" Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. FIcwd* Each Friday 'luring the rtcrj Prc*at,i Dv-on. c me P--ps tern flqJ 4rtnst yOi, and you v.cekg caliipal n, Boy and Girl Courthi. at Sanford. FlOfidà, ar, ren,,ir.d to serve a Copy of your Scouts will visit each of the 39 within fiwir ,lfnr months from written defpns,'i if any to It on tirye nf ?-~ fas t pub c!.'y, Of Irrrf-n irftel. to ANDERSON & schools In the county to collect Wp thi5 not ico Each claim or rjern,)nd PUSH, AttOqfly for the P laintiff. the coins. mutt be in writing and filed In whose addr,s i Post Office Box ouplicat, and 10410 the place of flu, 377 East Cgntrat B.oulrvvd. residence and p,iji office address nI Orlando, Florida N07. and tile the the claimant and mvij be sworn to original w ith the Clerk Of the uboti N thp daimanf, hit &QcW or it- SIV40Co onor before the Slitday 'o1'r'. rr the sate shit be void PutIither Dail, and Sijr4jy, of O?*h.ar. 1975: otherwise a oic,tfl Saturcay am ChriS? flat'i ,t Cassett,e,-ry. Florida. ivdo-"f may be entered against Dat.y Tr'.e5an for dH(qa;a, i ric j this 101h dAy of Sevtemb.r. ins vrsu for the relief demônded in the II 100 fl French Ave, Sanford. I W Carrc.I. Jr. Complaint Is la 1)771 F Esouire of WITNESS mv hand a4 the sea l o9 CAR ROLL A. .'ONES. PA 9410 (nort on this 22nd day of Sip SecoOd CfasS Pottat- Pad at PC) Rny en tem.'i,r. 1575 (.','tbe,rv rir,d.4 '.'tfrtt Fords 77771 (SEAl A, !tOney f-ar Ar1h,r H BCCkWIth. jr u!cr.ptiuo Rat Anrillary Fxptjtriy Clerk of thp Circuit Court by Ccrr.cr of said estate Ry Etise RlCharde flen"fv Cferk PublISh Sap? 71 Oct. I. ISiS EXPI pt 74 Oct I. I. IS. 1975 Pthli p 1i;1 EPI 1's..... nFplc-1 distinctive mid-size that combines style, comfort, and ix-c'linder economy. Damage Done By Hurricane (AP) — The Central Intelligence opcned and read the mail of former President Richard M. Nixon and other prominent Amerteattc Including Sen. F4ward M, cennedy as part of Its 20-year Mid surveillance program, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said today. INV$TA'TIOPITOBID Seminole Memorial Hospital will aa.pm blOt on one (ii year Maintnap Contract for I-hote Tflpphnn, System Interested PartIe-s t'rrlta(t Purchasing Agent, Fvt 691 Seminole Memorial HOSpital Publith- Sept 77. 77. 71. 1975 OF It? America's versatile 4 wheel drive family fun machine Relief Workers Assessing Agency regularly Legal Notice '76 MATADOR COUPE — the - a 91 WASHINGThN - --_- PanhandleHitHard [1 regul.Iing the purchase of private utility systems. "We need an ordinance to allow greater control," the commilsdorIer said. The PSC is the state body that regulates all utilities. The body is often involved in controversy when electric utilities seek rate increases, CIA Read Nixon's Mall: Church Of . " small car. And the only small car that dares compare room with the intermediates. addition to the Jeep CJ line with all the traditional ruggedness of the CJ-5 but with even more convenience. '' Williams also asked the county attorney to look into creation of an ordinance NEW '76 PACER —The first wide NEW '76 JEEP CJ-7 — the all-new I110 - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Patricia Hearst, who once derided speculation she was brainwashed, now swears that she bed under duress when she told of her rebirth as the revolutionary "Tanla." Miss Hearst's written testimeqy, which contradicts many of her tape recorded Pronouncements from the underground, Is likely to be hotly disputed in court. The 21-year-old heiress declares In an affidavit that she was driven to insanity by her Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapers. She says they tortured her physically and mentally. She says she was blindfolded, bound and Irked in a closet for weeks wriile constantly threatened with death, NOTICE OFINTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undert1gn, desiring engage In btislnejs under th CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES At 103 Brent wood Drive, Sc Len Unitas, 1975 United Way Florida 37771 Intends to regi ster the Said nAmr with the Clerk of the president for Seminole County Circuit Coj'rI of Seminole County, Tuesday chaired the most Florida sUccessful kickoff breakfast in DATED this 12th day of S,. timter. A 0 inS. the history of the volunteer 0 C) Hawthorne. jr effort to assist 13 people-helping Mao APICP Hawthorn# agencies. Publish- Sept Il. 71. Oct. I, I. 1175 The 'Pacesetters" reported DEP pledges of $17,281.95, almost FICTITIOUS NAME double the 1974 $9.1.00 figure. NotIce s hPfpby Qiym'fl that we are The bulk of the report came efoaciesd in business at 1010A State from the county educational Street. Sanford. Seminole County, community. Ernie Cowley Florida under the fictitious name of SFMINOLE PROPERTY announced $1 3,421.95 from MANAGEMENT, IPIC. and trial we school employes, more than iftfmd to register said name with the double 74's $6,254. Cowley, Clerk of ?ht Circuit C.xlrt. Seminole County, Florida ifl accordance with àslstant director of personnel, th credited the leadership ci Name Statutes, To Wit: Section °' School Superintendent W. P. S Vlabo Brue,', '3ud" Layer in opening the Henry P Dowd way to a computerized payroll And Karl GlaUad, as Trustees deduction system. Pu Mli),- 5pt 3. tO I?, 74. 1C75 "The Copper Caper of 1975", DFP 19 ' - Patty Hearst Claims Duress Legal Notice l:.''.: . ' - SANFORD MOTOR CO. .L ..L I i SANFORD, FLORIDA So8FRENCIIAVE. II 'III jGENEVA IIIIp BUY NOW AND SAVEI HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING I' Blasted Storm LII_ — AMC I Je ep GET ACQUAINTED ' PRICES GOOD THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 25, 26, 27 11iiilL4 VNLYI SAVINGS GS REFRIGERATORS • FREEZERS • WASHERS DRYERS * DISHWASHERS IT1.1 _t IrIP001 Broward Teachers To Return ---_ -- -- - - .-' AIR CONDITIONERS e - - re - fi Come in And Register Whirlpool I Whirlpool . I SIDE BY SIDE TRASHMASHER Drawing Sat., Sept. 27 No Purchase Necessary Prices Start At ' 399 - Railroad Aid Backed 4 RADIOS AND - "' - * EveningHeiuld i -- - - Assume IN BRIEF Breakfast Kicks Off d - .7ri ) .. Wednesday, Sept, 24. l?7S-3A ' ' "" " ''.' '' - I it "'" Iii u,v i.iw,v' -- - — __________ -- -- Fuel Adlustmeflt To Go Up 1 1 1 - L—* - Whirlpool - ---1 LAA4000W . . MO0l EAD19GK $18895 WASHER 1 CALCULATOR TO BE GIVEN AWAY DAILY Come In And Register N Purchase Necessary -- Whirlpool EAH1SC 15 Cu. Ft. CHEST FREEZER $26900 Whirlpool — LAES200W $13395 DRYER EAHC Whirlpool 6 Cu. Ft. — CHEST FREEZER $ 00 GENE VA MAnflnn a SALES & SERVICE Air "p (',ien,i IV 7.1 Phone 323-5434 1205 PARK AVE. ' SAN -- HOUR SERV!rr - �r. A- . Evening - lkvald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Mea Code 30 fl.2$11oi.ggg3 We attended a council meeting of one o &mincleCornty'sgrowft municipallUes ti'e other night and got the shock of our life, At one point during the meeting, while a discussion was going on among council members, the city clerk popped up and said, "Well, I'm cer- Wednesday. Sept. 24. 1975—.iA Around .1 . WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WIU.lAMD.CURRlE, Managing rj0 HOBERTC.MARKEY, Advert , Director 9 Hiie Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.23; Year, $28.40. B) Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All otlr mail: Mon th , 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Japan M Stronc e ______ The r D e fe n- s - hn Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the rest of the enormous price pa id by Japan for its adventure in militarism in World War II, made it logical for th e Japanese to adopt a postwar constitution limiting its military to a 250,000-man self-defense force. However, the logic for that decision has been disappearing, even if the emotions that contributed to it have lingered on. The "nuclear allergy" created by Japan's wartime memories may be understandable, but it is preventing the Japanese from accepting respo nsibilities for th eir defense which cannot be wished away. It hardly makes sense for a nation now bered among the world's industrial giants to be investing less than one per cent of its gross national product in defense. Japan is surely aware that the U. S. Congress is growing skeptical toward U. S. military obligations abroad which give the America ns a lopsided share of the burden. Mr. Schlesinger's visit to Tokyo has already resulted in one important step — an agreement U. S. and Japanese defense chiefs will have annual consultations, a procedure that has been standard ptact ice for many years with most of our other a ies. This alone ill help overcome the "passive" u nature of Japan in defense &&ions affecting security th roughout the entire Far East, Mr. Miki is urging his people to rid themselves of "preoccupation" with the idea that their defense cooperation with the United States and the presence of .U: S. forces on their soil represent some kind of subordination to American Interests. What they represent is the fact that Japanese and American interest in peace and stability In the Far East coincide. More to the point, the Communist victories in Southeast Asia and the potential this creates for aggressive moves elsewhere Increases the importance of U.S.-Japanese cooperation on defense. Uncertainty over the use of war in Korea, for instance, should not be allowed to continue. like many of our allies, Japan has economic problemstha(makethjsadfl'ficult time to consider greater investments in defense. Ibis is no excuse however, for the Japanese to dodge responsibilities which go with the economic and political maturity their country has attained in the years since World War H. CIA Should Stay Since early this year the Iithfel congressional axnmitts have been turning up üitsncea of abuse and potential law violations by the Cenuilial Intenjg Agency.It is sigWicant that them revelations fume not the public's conviction that the United States of America needs its CM A recent national poll showed that an overwhelming 80 per cent of the respoidents oppose the Idea of abolishing the CIA. Further, the weight of opinion is that the agency's problems can be solved within Its present framework, ratill than by restructuring it entirely. Washing the C dirty linen In public as harmful as this has been — has also demonstrated i to Afll !iC1I how dangerous it would be to oar national security if an in.telligence agency like the CI A were not doing Its job . --- BERRY'S WORLD Clock —. Secretary Isn't verbatim, but ft's mighty close, However, the point Is we have always been under the Impressi on that a clerk who is charged with the responsibility of recording min utes of any governmental body is to transcribe those minutes verbaUm. Now if this certain clerk isn't "going to put all that in the minutes," she just might be in violation of the law, because those minutes are a matter of public record and everyone has a right to know exactly what was said and by whom during the council meeting. And, when a clerk tells the council that she's going to or not going to put this or that exchange -- . Have During his recent visit to Tokyo, Defense James R. Schlesinger tried to impress ujin Japanese leaders that their country has been lix much of a passive partner" in its mutual security alliance with the United States of America. Th e government of Prime Minister Takeo Miki appears willing to do something about it, but how much it can do may depend on a change of attitude by the Japanese people. Jp!ise h!e had xwerful cmotional rcasons to lean on the United State as f r- -perhaps that quote low ust To liollooll"ill"iiiii~1 among council members in the minutes, we think It's a sorry state of affairs and that the council chairman has lost control of paid city employes. How did the City of Sanford acquire its name? We happened to stumble across a little article in a journal the other day u.st says "this town grew from Fort Mellon, named for a U.S. Army officer killed in the Seminole War. fan, established in 1837, stood about a mile east of the present city. In 1871 some 12,000 acres were purchased by Henry Sanford, a f U.S. minister to Belgium, who bore an honorary generalship from the State of Minnesota, acquired during the Civil War, "Sanford named the new town alter himself," Just thought we'd pass that little tidbit on to our readers. -- Couldn't help but laugh a llttfr bit Theciiw when a few citizens of Seminole County showed tip at a meeting of the county commission with 'care' packages addressed to the members of the cornmission. Seems these citizens were a bit put out that the commissioners are getting a raise of about 12,000 per year, according to state legislation, yet we're told there isn't enough money In the proposed county budget to cen retain a pollution control director. These concerned citizens reportedly felt the commissioners were in such desperate straits they Deeded help, th us the 'care' packages. A couple of commissioners took It all In good spirit while one or two others didn't think there was anything funny about having the commission chambers cluttered with the boxes, stuffed with old wearing apparel, etc. Maybe it takes things like this to stir up the Interest of the taxpayers, who at times have shown too much apa th y regarding the operation of count)' r Evening Herald, Santord, Fl. Be Held Here Nov. 8 C 9 ivitan Club To SponSn .,.r County Band Festival The Sanford Civitan Club announced today plans to sponsor the annual Seminole County high School Hand festival to financially assist band programs in all Seminole high schools and to provide a yearly occasion at which every high school band will Lake part In a massive musical display of talent and technique. The Civitan Club has adopted the high school bands as its early project. Civitan President Ed Hughes, announcing the benefit festival, said, "We Qvitans have been searching f* some time For the right yearly project that would do the most good For the most people. We think we've found our answer in the high school band festival. —Bill Carrie ('Ai...EJ\1[)AAR V - DON OAKLEY Conspi racy - '.. —. : ._- . 1 .,L 1 ~"ri e —1 --_, - " .. ~ _ , Frustrating . SEPT. 25 Scouting Roundup, 7:30 p.m., Starlight Promenaders Wintur Sprim:L, Elementary Square Dance Club of Dellary ioojfn boys a-b ipterested $ "School Daze" dance. 8 p.m., in Seoutin in Wekiva District. - airfield range near Geneva. lane, Casselberry, beginning DeBary Volunteer Fireman's Food available. Pistol, trap and at 3 p.m. Harmonica and guitar music, 4-8 German band from Woman's Auxiliary Touring archery. Glaucoma Screening by 8:3o and German food and beer. Lake Mary Woman's Club Florida Society for Prevention SEPT. 23 membership coffee, 10 a.m. to of Blindness, 1-5 p.m., Sanford Spaghetti dinner, all day at noon, The Forest. Plaza, for ages 25 and over. All Souls School, Sanford. ___ ____ __ :.. . ' ...,. Growing ,.,,I I . . p The most encouraging thing about the attempt ___ on President Ford 's Life in Sacramento, aside When mem bers of the House Agriculture ___ Committee were informed that someone had Just from the fact that it was unsuccessful, Is that no one has yet come forward with the theory that it tried to assassinate Gerald Ford, one member , ___ was the fruit of some vast and Intricate conrose thus to the occasion: "Well, Mr. Chairman," spiracy or the charge that the au thorities are he said, (or the first time since McKinley it suppressing evidence and that the American seems we have a Republican president wor th people have not been told the full story. killir!g, and that's a good sign." Remarkably, the level of concern has not sin ce Lynne Froinme might conceivably have been _________ risen above that co mment anywhere In America. instrument of the Jailed Charles Manson , 1 __________ ____________ carrying out, robotlike, Lila command to kill or Newspapers have trotted out the perfunctory headlines relating to the homicidal society, threaten the President. Apparently she was not. But even If she were, that is as far as the lovers politicos have contributed self-serving observatlons on the nature of public life, the anti. 0 of conspiracies seem likely to take this bizarre Incident. gun lobby has seized the opportunity to further lil Il ill NNA Unfortunately, the same cannot be said of the its argwnent that gun regulation would have assassination of John F. Kennedy. That tragic somehow stopped Squeaky Fromme. Missin g • ', event simply will not stay put in history — not From the obligatory discussion.In almost every L a necessarily because a great many Americans instance, has been any sense of outrage that such events continue so repetitiously to humiliate th e believe the truth has been withheld from them v . , I society and its sense of propriety. but bmuse It somehow goes against the grain to V~. .1 .-% . .,~1N That the nation is becoming desensitized to believe that something so profoundly shocking and history - changinill could have been the work ~ violence can no longer be denied. Americans who _. Ir - I.- - . of one man. We cannot accept that the universe once subscribed to John Donne's truth that each . I I A %. V . . CAfl be that lITationSi. man's welfare Is of concern to the whole, have, .4#11 ~1 Thus 12 years after the vibrant young probably since World War II, been turning their prd was struck down in Dallas, emotions and concerns Inward. Life has become ii years after the most cheap, violence accepted; many have adjusted r assembled delivered its volumvisly to brutality In so far as It does not. ,• . •tm.thetr documented verdict, a slew of books disputing own selves. Ghost star, the Warren Commission's findings continue tc Whatever became f tnd1iaflon? As Vance acli, and no doubt still more are yet to be Packard reminds, in "A Nationo! Strangers," it Conspiracist tecturers continue was left behind In the old neighborhood. on college campuses and any late-night Accelerating events have buffeted people with television show that has not recently replayed complexities far beyond any ability to sort them W the assassination and rehashed all the questions out for absorption. Violence Is what has been that still surround it is an exception, inherited and not only do many adjust to It, many Nowsn Richard Schwelker, R-Pa., who says demand it. Sixty per cent of network television Lost In Transit? ihat until a few months ago he was one who a revered profession has, because of public programing IS action - adventure, movies accepted the WarrenC mmlaglon's conclusion apathy and unawareness, and official feature hand drill murders and other in. I would like to take this opportunity to manipulation, reached such a sorry state of novations, popular books glorify and that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, is seeking rationalize to have the Senate Select Committee n perhaps affairs in this country, Itbehooyea all ofustoact the bloody codes of organized rp We are Intelligence conduct its own examination of the rally happens to our materials left for the and to demand an accounting of what education fascinated with violence. Perhaps. even, we need tboners at the city jail. Kfflfled3 assassination. is all about and who comprises the teaching it According to Scbwelker, there are now in. And we've got It. Studies Indicate that Just recently, I had cause to visit two friends groups and just exactly what their philosophies dicatlons that both th American children witness 13,000 tele vised e CIA and FBI covered up of mine who were being held at the jail. On this are, evidence that could have affected the findings of occasion, killings by the time they are 15. History records I left paper, pencils and a personal the Warren Commission — evidence, for note which I This strike is a direct violation of State that one in four presidents has been the target of was assured would rrch my example, that Jack Ruby, Oswald's slayer, was friends. assassination. while some citizens retch at the Statutes and is no more nor more less than an FBI Informer, and that a threatening letter suggestiontheir government may e hav tried to felon who sUck.: gun In thc rits of from Oswald to the FBI was destroyed by t Upon their release I was told that u victim, and should be acted upon In like manner, murder some foreign leaders, others see the FBI after the president's assassination. need f or such, explaining that the world would received neit her the paper and pencils , What an example for our youth. "All these new developments have caused iu note. have been the better for a CIA bloodletting of to question some of the commission assump. Hither. Stalin or even Mi Amin. What really happens to the materials that B. D. Simpson tions," says Sthwelker. 'l'o me it's like We do agree for the most Dart, as psychologist leave for the prisoners. We pay hard-earned public boil that's going President -criminologist Karl Menninger says, that some 1. Aware Citizens and kinds of violence are Like the shadowy specters on the grassy knoll money for these things. I, for one, would like to unwanted. The common know where they go. in Dallas, like Oswald's reputed Cuban and CIA Taxpayers, Inc. criminal variety has thus been chosen or FBI connections, like the bullet that struck Longwood scapegoat, Statistics are shocking: 56 murders a both the president and John Connally wA N. Smith day, 8,000 known assaults a week, maybe 100,000 remained mysteriously whole the list can be to 200,000 rapes a year. Sanford extended almost Indefinitely —these new And what L' the response to it all? Feeling the answer to violence is more violence, George developments are simply more tantalizing Lelttrs to the editor are welcome. All letters Wallace ppieces added to a great puzzle we seem fated Teacher Strike signs a new dea th penalty bill in must be signed with a mailing never to be able to assemble Into one coherent, address and, when Alabama and says, "I hope we have some possible, a telephone number so the identity of executions here soon 3eif.comil picture everyone can look at and ," Meanwhile the rest of us Regarding the teacher strike in Broll 11be writer may be verified. 71be Evening Herald say, "Yes, that's what happened and that's County: put the third lock on our dol check the shl will respect the wishes of writers who do not for our everything that happened." 50 to 200 million private weapons, and When the most Important and what should be want their names to appear In print, seal ourselves thus against reality. -,Zf' . Reopel!liKg TW&M _____ . . . V'\ 40 -, I I 1110 Pine Ave . -- .— - I MRS. MARTHA hALL 11 I Eunice I. Wilson Directress ei~wb Sanford L'J I(W (U ID TIVT - . Funeral Notice TYLER, MRS. ROSA MASON— FuraeqI tervCes for Mrs Rosa M'son Tler. 7S. of Orlando and rie5ry, who died Wednesday in Srford. will be held Saturday in Scotia, S C from Lebanon Church with Pe.pIe's Holland Funeral Home, H,,mplon. S C, in ct'arae Vipv'lng hours will be 7-9 P on tOdv at Brisson Funeral Home Sanford Brisson in charge rW IoI iirranoenen?s EVERY SATURDAY NITE 6:30 pra-9:00 pm - -. Letters To The Edito - Henry F. Leymann, Deltona Mary L Wells, Deltona SEPTEMBER 23,1975 ADMISSIONS: Tf'Tf'kT Tc' $3 95 ONLY . HOSPITAL NOTES AS Bar-H-Q Chicken • Uar-B-V Ribs Corn-On-The-Cob • Tangy Cole Slaw Potato Salad • Tossed Salad - . -'T .-' On Our Beautiful Outside Patio Deflary; Mrs. Brailey Odham and Mrs. Edward McCall of Orlando; two sisters, Mrs. Jo Saunder and Mrs. Ella Davis from Estill, S.C., zeven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home of Sanford in charge of local arrangements. Mrs. Martha A. Hall, 85, of MRS. ROSA TYLER 1331 N.E. Osceola Ave., Ocala, died Saturday at the New Mrs. Rosa Mason Tyler, 75, of Horizon Convatarium. A native of Georgia she moved to Ocala Orlando and DeBary, died In 1922 from lit ton, Ga. She was Wednesday morning In Sanford. a Methodist. Born in Scotia, S.C., she Survivors include sons, Roy moved to Florida 17 years ago. L., Ocala; William Homer, New She was director of social York, and Leonard J. Hall, services at Florida Manor Wildwood and four grand. Nursing Home, Orlando from children. 1966 to 1969. She was a graduate of Lander College in South Carolina, was a retired school teacher, and a m.znber of the First Baptist Church of Orlando. Survivors include her three COUNTRY CLUB ROAD daughters, Mrs. Betty Zeull of , 11 Since iss Ph, 322.5212 fliers Funeral Home Ocala in charge. , PATIO BARMHOc BUFFET 1;44 10 ; MORTUARY . . - , - 7' • 1 Arrangements of our memorial services are always in accordance with the traditions of the faith of the deceased and the wishes of the bereaved family. _ _ _____ gAer:W\EHt WI I -___ ____________ ____ I-- - NITE 4- \L/ FOR A FABULOUS GiAjM4 AREA DEATHS _L0 ,of ;;ir_l - 24 do - -44. wrgj! . _____ — tVtfl1A1U1tUA1 'U—, V i-i-s - iviomenTUM . ____ Roost Office Park, Altamonte Springs, 4:306:30 p.m. . _. Casselberry Junior Woman's SEPT. 26 VFW Post and Auxiliary club "American Caravan of Sanford Kiwanis and Sunrise 10050 annual Lite.A-Bike Fashions" from 1800's to Kiwanis educational meeting, 7 program, Casselberry present, 8 p.m., Woman's a.m., Cavalier Motel. Open to Elementary School beginning Clubhouse on Overbrook Drive, all members. 10 a.m. Free safety check, Casselberry. Narrative film SEPT. 2'7 booklet, reflector tape and I lid Intisic by Seminole Singers. All-day shoot sponsored tjy refresYalent-s. nnt Se!fflr.!? '"':' Otobr!!, (rnat3. College North Campus, Crane's Hom icidal . , ________________________________________ \• rK o i * " in c _e: 2~ SEPT. 14 Community Center, Shell Road. house new Jones Visitors welcome. TOM TIEDE ______ QUALITY 1W NORTH 1.4 I . IN N , . . ~~ . a AND 434 LONGWOOD 8624000 r Friends Helping Friends, That's how we feel about our services. - Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Avenue , Sanford, Florida - As one of his first acts as the new Secretary of mail out medicaid checks, despite evidence that munity has turned up a birarre ;lot to poison the Army in Health, Education and Welfare, David Matthews the states are not South Korea, requesting poison for the keeping a proper vi atch on entire North Korean indulged in a little civil disobedience, general staff during the project, abuses and, therefore, are not complying with Korean War, He is required by law to reduce federal the law. From his own The request was rejected. Apparently, no HEW files, here area few An urgent, secret requisition was issued for medicaid funds to states which do not review typical, confidential findings: effective, undetectable poisons were available. an "odorless, tasteless" poison that was sup. The how the money Is spent. The reviews are crucial — In Colorado, HEW Investigators found that posed U.S. command ablo feared poison reprisals to be slipped Into the food of the North against to Insure that hospitals, nursing homes and "no physician or psychiatrist" serves on the themselves and howls from Moscow over Korean high command li Pyongyang. mental institutions are giving proper care and mental health team, which is the sudden demise of their advisors, supposed to check Their exclusive mess hail was shared by are not bilking the patients or the governmecl on the treatment of medicaid patients, Chinese and Russian advisers who also would verdict. swashbuckling Burke accepted th Yet Matthews has told Congress that, despite e But a few weeks later, as a spoof, he the law, he won't reduce medicaid funds at this In Rhode Island, the f ederal Inspectors have been wiped out by the poison, e plot American Thwhen requested a large amount of rat poison, claiming tune. He con tends that the states are unable to were appalled to discover that one hospital had time was concocted In the early 1Z at a the rats were eating his supplies. not complied With 61 of the 67 soldiers were dying on pouct uw medical rfpoua . The Eighth required oltbsdds would have died of ippling Dictorg were far behind on visits to records, Korean battlefields, Its originator, Maj. Army- suspecting that Burke's rats were really medicaid Burke, now a major general, was cWilliam patients. North Korean officers, turned him down again. MUM hief Footnote: As far back as Novem — In Indiana, many nursin guerrilla activity at Unscrupulous doctors and g homes weren't "Leopard Base," a wrote ber, 1970, re hospitals, even asked about the deadly poisons by the state to conduct the reviews hideaway headquarters on Paengnyong.jo meanwhile, are squeezing medicaid mori out which are now makiag headlines, We Island. Of the government by hospitalizing Patients, that are required by law. reported that the Weathermen, a radical group, was trying He supervi jed teams of Korean Infi1tr — In Ohio, "no medi cal reviews prescribing medicines and performing some of the poisons to contaminate U.S.to steal who, hospitals have been done" according to I operatios without medical Justificatlon. and water "Uck," orated deep Inside North )(a. supplies. corentia1 report. Rep. ,John Moss, D.Calil turned up evidence One day, for example, that $300 million had been paid out And, in Wisconsin, reviews on nursing agent in they reported that they had planted an We quoted from the confidential investigative the mesa hai of the top enemy cornfor unnecessary surgeries. Other patients have homes reports, which alleged have been "Inconsistent due to shortage mand. that the Wea thermen received inferior care from doctors wis re of M in rural a "to and lack of cooperation in incapacitate a The enterprising mnaj saw this as an op. hoped population by Infection more interested In their medicaid eligibility than urban for se ve n to t en da ys." *n areas." to eliminate North Korea's entire ti POISON PLOT: Our investigation of the military This points up the possibility that poisons, Yet the new HEW Sect itary is continuing to secret use of polwns by the Intelligence corn- dispatchedleadership in one operation. He developed by the U.S., could fall a top-secret message to the into hostile Eighth hands and be used against the U.S. 322-2131 Sanford: Cherone L Cooper Mario J. D'Allegrn James A. Edison Mary F. Jackson Dana Maloney William G. Poole Estella M. Seel Russell Sheibennerger Dora J. Downer, DeBary Jchn A. Grant, DeBary Treva Humor, Deltona Helen L. Costello, Deltona Jennie O'Brien, Deltona Herman S. Wasser, Deltona Albert J. Wurzberger, Deltona Dorothy L. Blankenship, Lake Mary Paul McKelvery, Longwood John J. Stokes, Longwood Mildred J. KarZthner, New Srn)Tn.a Beach Oldsmobile 1976. AnOlds for everybody AndpW mileage in every sm lake a look at the beautiful ncw 1 91 76 Okhmobilcs in your dealer showroom, They're impressive, Then take a look at the 1976 EPA Mileage Guide test figures for Oldsmobile. They're impressive, too. They show that good gas mileage rims in our family. Remrn,br, these mileage r.um are v.Uimaisi. Naturally the actual mileage ,roiagetwillvarydependingonthetypeof dnsing you do, your diii ing habits, your cafs condition, and available equipment. BIRTHS: - - sporty Stathrc supercoupes to lull' front-wheel dri'e Toronados. there's good gas mile age in every size Okis. That's quite a teat considering the array of sizes and models that Olds is offering this year. With this kind of selection, there's and to be an Olds to fit your lifestyle and pocketbook. And every Olds. whether small, mi'Jsize or lulsize is built to be right for thetimes. This year Oldsmobi le is offering an avail' able five-speed overdrive transmission on Stature. Omega and Cutlass models. tYou may be used to thinking of five-speed as strictly a performance leazure, but the filth Sear giics you o'rerthivc efficiencyi From size. FUNERAL HOME 0 ;) wi to too '*1 l)SW. Airport %ivd. V. Mile East bo Airport Blvd. From Traffic S$nal on Hlhway liPS - . 4 _ IS Z IS $ ArTr'wn' Trv..a 17 $ is 13 Is 35 : VV Uv%W Nrwinnum " _ .1" hr' Trwwruasa,' 'CUTLASS ,c.. a . -. ' 2W '-"- .. IS 22 I? 17 $ 22 sel !rw. - AAAWrOC I 2W - 2) VI'/%Iwi.I Trwwn, V5/A 3f Trgw,mj, 1'/Aar is a IS 22 Tri*i,' 15 31 MLTA N 14 XW V11. hl_A%TruicTrrwvv1WM . TORONADO Lab ,4J1' — & iMfri&I, ,4 a l.l, TkI IRI ' .ai — '"' &.k aiI rd p.d 1 (Y7L gas %,03M x' 01i alA Six. SiwM S\ .J e Swh't 6T ii,p ik e ma - o1wr}u? - swwm WW I 5M till flu it_i l -lt I? ii 1? - - ti LTA M IHflAU k ie ..hl ra RAMKOW _ OMEGA __ 1 WEATHER il __ STARFIRE . ---.. - W. L. Gramkow a man who believes in doing his utmost everytime he's called upon.. a man you can turn to with unhesitating confidence. __ al Sanford: Mamie Brundidge Clara Davis Sarah L. Davis Martha Franks Terrell Henley William L. Gramkow Charles A. Nichols Viola M. Smith Marie GirardI, Deltona George C. Gregg, Deltona I GUIDE TEST DATA ; ,,f. . Tuesday's high 86. Overnight ow 68. Rainfall was .14 inches. Partly cloudy to occasionally loudy through Thursday. hance of thundershowers. lighs in the upper 80s. I '.ws In he low 7. South and southwest winds 10 to 15 mph, gusty tear thundershowers. Rain robabiilly 20 to 30 per cent brough Thursd.y. F.ntended Forecast Partly cloudy with scattered hundershowers. Highs mainly Os north to around 90 south. ..ows from upper 60s to low 70s xtreme north and mainly 70s Isewbere. Daytona Beach tides: 11:24 .m., 11:44 p.m.; low 4:57 am., :34 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 1:16 am., 11:6 p.m.; low 4:51 i.m., 5:19 p.m. .a. .5' , , "S. DISCHARGES: W. L. Gramkow LFD We iflbIiC )OU to make a total comparison. Good mileage. traditional Oldsmobile engiliecnng. gas coflstrUCtKfl%. (kf'tfldabtbiy and solid comfort. You'll find each Olds packed with value because it's built with the care and attention to detail that's a tradition at Oldsmobile. Can we bsiW one for you' fl Mr. & Mrs. Donald (Carol) ;hivers, a baby boy, Osteen ___ "Supposin' I don 7 want to be ftie.idly and ttade with Castro! What're you gonna do about It?" More information on the program will be available soon. __________________________________________ 0 Matthews Won't Reduce Med ic aid Funds. aW&V41ell., The festival has been approved and accepted by all county high school band directors and has been approved by the Florida Bandmasters Association. i'nvrnment JACK ANDERSON w -. the county. The entire proceeds from the festival will be spilt equally among the performing bands after expenses have been satisfied. The Civitans will attempt to solicit donations of printing, lighting, insurance premiums, etc. to insure that expenses are kept to a minimum and as much money as pos.sIble made available to the school bands. with Bishop Moore high School of Orlando. Bishop Moore was asked to participate because of the large number of Seminole County students attending that school. John Blair, band director at Lyman High School has agreed to act as coordinator, Alex Serraes, Ray Self and Bob Markey are band festival chairmen for Civitan. The Evening herald will cosponsor the band festival and present participation trophies to each band. Tickets w ill be sold at $2 per person and may be purchased in the near future from any band member or band booster, or at the offices of The Herald on French Avenue In Sanford. It is expected that tickets will also be available at various locations throughout "The bands need funds, the communities love their high school bands and everybody enjoys hearing our bands play. So we'll bring them together In one wonderful night of music, and at the same time raise a lot of needed money to keep the bands performing," he said. Civitan's First Annual Seminole County Band Festival, Benefit will be held on Saturday. Nov. 8, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. This year's event will be held at Seminole 111gb School In Sanford and festival will rotate yearly to the various schools in the county. Participating In this year's festival will be Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lyman, Oviedo and Seminole High Schools, along tit I) ii '4a.:c'., hi a.a.,- ipued b, *E tvws 'II kty., p flit #^ m.k4p u iri sçrm hAs IN tJ see aDw the nfl6O1dmobilesat your O1dsdea1er. �64—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Motion Wdnesday To Revoke Sept 24 175 Permit But To Be Reconsidered 'WORLD IN Prope rty Owner Warned Not To Spend Building Funds BRIEF By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Commission. Springs will turn Its animal VIhlenJr.,sta(ed f it letter that same capadty by the county as departmental budget transfers to provide chain link fencing as delayed. A public hearing was held on control program over to the the county has authorized an of Oct. 1. adoption of the County Animal without a public hearing, before a safety measure around a Daniels listed items he county and one of the additional animal control of. WINTER SPRINGS A Control ordinance and it was stipulations by wbnted completed in other Councilman Daniels with. the voters in a referendum. He retention pond, as requested was that the city ficer under the inter-local drew his motion, tabled from motion Monday night by approved on the first reading said he had received objections council, acceptance of main, areas before any more adopt the county ordinance. agreement. current city animal the week before, that would from some citizens. Councilman Irene Van Eepnel Monday night by city council. tenance bonds on North developments of Florida La Mayor Piland announced control officer Carl (Sonny) have put the to revoke a building permit question of charter Although Florida land Co. Orlando Terrace Unit 2 of both are apprcved. Council voted Effective Oct. 1, Winter County Commissioner issued Sept. 15, to John Laux, Sidney Mitchell will be employed in the change, permitting inter- submitted a promise In writing Sections 7 and 10 was again to table the matter. failed for lack of a second, but Iaux was put on notice by • council not to spend funds on I construction before it has a chance to reconsider the matter at next Monday's meeting. Mrs. Van Eepoel charged the permit was issued illegally by Building Official Ray Bradshaw on a split lot next to her residence on Tradewinds Road. She said council had twice previously ruled the property I,ot 7. Block C, North Orlando Ranchlands less east 175 feet — 0 could not be built on. The other half of the 39 acre lot.was previously sold to Walter P P irhhurst, who said he as not h—" 4 ;j i H]J — " i ,uih 110 nome —•...... here. WED. THRU SUNS SALE HOURS— MON..SAT:9:3Oam..9Pm She said there is no plat HAPPY SAVINGS Right reserved to limit quantities on all items SUN. 10 recorded In the courthouse on PHONE 323.9190 Rx 321.0250 IN ALL DEPTS! the West 175 feet and the ap. : plication for permit does ikit . MONOJ ECT Ar You G.Ing the I..? Prk. on Your Pr.urlp?Ion? i nclude legal description as • 16Wf -" AS410% 0-i's required. XT tiffnif FACIAL Mayor Troy Piland said the 11 applicant is willing to withdraw VA FOR his request for a permit. Mrs. oo CHECK —I ' M go .\ In An Open Book U40; U-80 Van Eepoel said it would be THESE FEATURES AND U-100 See your prescription's necessarY for the city to take BAG official action 1to revoke strength, quantity and ..... . dig price. Genetics included. conungenc) clause of Laux's Ci With coupon 9/25.28, 1975. , W. still quo?. Rx prk.s by phone purchase agreement. •ACCu-TiP" flat urge, I o toaster ftwasure"IIU City Attorney Newman Stock •I:iY.O ,:ACCU5CAjEt Woiieen5 . . . compare . t. had advised Bradshaw it would • — urut the flavor and the price! be legal to issue a building •Aa.L.be in UlO U-SO a.i —, 100 I permit on the but ' £V$JUItOflPt when Mrs. Van E?iv1sed o him of the previous pr.'cedent . Lovlee Miss., no. 615. In denying a request, he .. REGULAR Non-Aspirin, Pack 100 Lovyv. M. Wal reen Co. t9f researched the matter further. After fistening to tap" ci the PAIRS council meetings, Brock still g PACK fel t the permit could Limit I "I don't think it is a sub. With coupon 9/23.28, 1975. division as it was not divided üi 225 Yd. 59c Val. . . three or more lots or parcels as ...• . • \. defined in the new city F R Reg. Colors codification," Brock said. Warring Beirut Factions — DYNAMIC 1 —4c mours BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Lebanese and Palestinian leaders have agreed to halt fighting and withdraw their warring gunmen from all suburbs of this embattled capital, Premier Rashid Karami announced today. "As of 1700 (10 a.m. EDT) Wednesday all armed elements are to be withdrawn from all Beirut suburbs and all roadblocks, gpn positions and observation posts are to be removed," Karami said in a nationwide broadcast. The new truce was agreed on at a meeting of Karanit, Interior Minister Camille Chamoun, S)TILIn Foreign Minister Abdul Haim Khaddam and Palestinian guerrilla leaders Yasir Arafat, Zuhair Mohsen and AtXII Hassan. "All acts of violence are to come to end at once in all areas and all parties are to release the atxlucted per. sons." Kararni said. P WEEK OF --- - Agree To End Fighting =- S 0 __ - / - OPEC To Raise Prices Again -- i - -- ____ — AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD __________ _.__ SYRINGES SEE 10,000 . f -. . - 1129 , GRASS SHEARS . __ /2-Lb. Bag 1 ENAMELED-EJECTOR ICE TRAY 100 1.29 ASH TRAY o Congress Studies Resolutions WASHINGTON (AP) Committees in both houses of Congress are looking at res!utk,rs approving uac of U.S. technicians to monitor the Sinai peace agreement amid calls for publication of all secret commitments. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee begins work on the resolution today. Three senators called Tuesday for Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger to release all secret documents regarding assurances to Egypt and Israel. 51~ 1 ,- - -. k( -- .. Parkhurst said he talked council last year and assured they were aware of the charge from two lots to three, constituting a subdivision, made when the codification was irtnted. H Id he t4 If something came up, gweceIent had already been set by the attmoney In saying a building Permit could not be issuiecl • . s . .•.: ALL CAPI Super Buyl POLISH REMOVER 99 REVLON Royal U 37' Peanut Butter Cups 34 ___ -- • . PACK KOTEX w'1 Lotion, 8. oz size Sp.cal A- V .. go = . . ... I _1 The mayor said there are many discrepancies in codifications that must corrected by a motion from Council to have the attorney draw up II O(dLfl&flCt The main concern of those objecting to the permit was that it might establish a t leading to other lot:* ~ the cit, being split illegally. Laurent PeUtrrin,a member of the city board of adjustment said there 13 buikfing moratorium that would require a variance and any change should be monitored closely. Re the $6.97. . .. 4 See Thru RUG . - , I foe torn amoren. . •cleans deep. 24-oz. IP 159 jf , . . . . 7 7c / • I I . . . . /* 29. 83. . V a . - • Redwood c BIRD FEEDER ••. . NTIQU DJ,YY scount .- Patrick on the City Plaiudrg TIMES 88 J /E1Ic /. .. CARMEL . '• ' Altamonte Springs police have jailed one suspect and are searching for a second man in connection with the robbery late Tuesday of the Handy Check Food Store, Maitland Ave. and SR4. Detective James Perry said oil-duty Patrolman Norman C. Floyd Jr. was passing in his auto when two men ran from the store. Floyd have chase into the Lake Villas Apartment complex across the street where one suspect eluded police and one man was nabbed with the help of a security guard. Being hek1 in county jail without bond today on charges of robbery and use of a firearm )n commission of a felony was Terry Lee Barnes, 26, 126 Lake Howell Rd., Altamonte Springs. Perry said officers recovered wine also taken from the store during the holdup and recovered a quantity of coins believed also taken in the robbery. A pistol allegedly used by the robbers wasn't found, police said. Store Robbed Sth Sanford police today reported an unidentified black male wielding a ch,'ome revolver robbed the 7-Eleven food store at Country Club Road and Avenue, Sanford, Hardy Tuesday and made of' with $101 in cash and food stamps. Patrolman Lewis Coombs said the gunman held the pistol to the chest of the store clerk 4nd demanded all the money and threatened to shoot the clerk if he didn't hurry. sherifrs deputies arrested Donald L. Mixon, 29, 315 George Ave., Maitland, on a circuit charging warrant court malicious Injury to personal ploopety. Bond for Mixon was Walgr..ns 'Fluff' D.lux. Lined REGULAR LOW 914 PAIR 29 97 __N LATEX GLOVES Comfortable protection super valve fool Pine; glass front. or hanging. EARLY 6 3M Precise Timed Release Spongy-soft for inoorsi 4 46 With coupon 9/2 3 tivu 9/ 28, 1975. ANTIQUE %vosose Sd&f k.J C Limit 2 I — '. 4V I o 00 - Super Buyl _ 1112 31rn The "NERF" FOOTBALL ToliItIowICl.an.r, 16.01. sji' . ilk I Apply once ... feeds 3 to 4 months Named to a committee in dwge of completing the city remation building in Sunshine Park were Councilmen Donald Browning John ')aniels vff Irwit: Hunter and %ilhI Hahn, 11.lLi Cottage. LYSOL C-vt Now Only . -. 9". I ool Lets the beauty of your carpet show thru. Magic Cf 'p' shold it down ,Sz€ef Iii Tampa Twenty's V RUNNER - - BAG 20 CIGARS 07 With coupon 9/25-28, 1975. No-Scrub Rug Cleaner . By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Napkin., MCA Pods - ISRAEL WINE 49 WINE M me— 12 II means I column by 2 In. thes. Too small (oranadtc be noticed or fttivt? You're reading this one! set at $5,000. Sanford police Jailed Jacob Benard Davis, 24, 400 Pine Ave., Sanford, on a charge of aggravated assault in connection with the shooting early Of Lawrence Tuesday 'I I Will Surface Sidewalk V U Alexander Jr., 25, of Osteen. Bond for Davis was set at $5,000. Offict'rs reported Alexander was in a car outside a bar at Seventh Street and Locust Avenue when he was struck in the head with pellets from a shotgun blast. Alexander was treated amd released at Seminole Memorial Hospital, police said. Man Arrested Jail records also show deputies arrested Charles Collins, also known as Charles Collier, 40, of 416 E. Filth St., Sanford, on a circuit court warrant charging resisting an officer with violence to his person, obscene lar'wge and trespass after warning. Bond for the suspect was set at $5,000. Sheriff's deputies today reported vandallm damage was $1,000 to three houses under construction on Brookside Drive, Forest Brook, after the houses were lorceably entered. Bako Construction Co. of. ficials said bathroom fixtures were smashed and walls and cabinets in the houses vandalized. Hattie Mae Ashley, 2000 W. 20th St., Sanford, told deputies four watches and 20 miniature bottles of whiskey, total value $445, were missing after a burglary at her residence. Charles Brucato, 207 Nob Hill Circle, reported an outboard motor valued at $187 was stolen from his garage. Wheels Stolen Deputies are Investigating the reported theft of four mag wheels, valued at $400, from two autos parked in a lot at the Sanford Auto Auction, West First St., Sanford. Sinford police today were looking for $400 In tools belonging to Donald C. Bezwiechin. B-ezwlechin reported the tools were stolen when a truck parked at Badcock Furniture Co., Magnolia Ave. St., was Second and burglariu'd Wednesday Sept. 24,1975-7A Altamonte Decl*ines Road Paving Project By DONNA ESTEI "If they couldn't get the waste of time, meeting with planner King and $6,021 to Orange Paving four lots in Little Wekiva Herald Staff Writer commitment in writing alter Floyd said the county first Itelle to discuss his role with the and Construction Co., for work Estates, abutting SR 434, with MITAMONTE SPRINGS — paying $300,000, it shouldn't be said it might pave the road East Central Florida Regional on the Maine Street storm neighborhood commercial City commissioners Tuesday up to the city to bail them out," before school opened and now is Planning Council in for. drainage project. zoning and the 2.5 acre night said the city will be Floyd said. saying it will pave in the new mulating goals and objecthes — Adopted, after public Kallivokas tract on Mon. paving a sidewalk on Oakland an ordinance tgomery Road with neighFloyd added with the city fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. for comprehensive land hearings, Hood, entranceway to the new paying the full costs of the "It's up to the Board GI County development plans the cities rezoning the Phil Orr property borhood commercial zoning. Lake Orients School, but they sidewalk construction, it has Commissioners and the School must complete by in, in off SR 434 near Sand Lake Road — Reaffirmed their position are not interested "in bailing done and Is doing its share. neighborhood commercial, that sewer connection fees once Board to come up with a compliance with a special state to out" the school board for its City Commissioner Cal solution," he said. Floyd said law. The state granted $10,(00 and con ected typographical paid are non-refundable. An failure to get paving corn- DeVoney noted most of Oakland the city is willing, however, to to pay for Helle's services, errors In the legal descriptions attorney for owners of a tract mftrnents for the right of way. Road is in county territorj. construct the sidewalk to the off SR 436, on which plans for Approved payment of in two other ordinances; Passed on first reading and construction of a multi-story Mayor Norman Floyd, in DeVoney added "Those mass school. $47,040 to Baycon General for response to a letter from Bob meetings" In other business, corn- work on the city's sewer set public hearings for 4:30 complex have been abandoned, to referring Andrew, county public works meetings of city, county and mis.sioners; pumping stations and $705.60 in p.m., Oct. 14, on ordinances requested return 'f tht' fees director, Inviting city officials school board officials," are a - Set an 8 a.m. Friday engineering fees on the project annexing the Jackson property, several weeks ago. to a meeting of county and school board officials to discuss it participation effm-t on the pa%itig project, said he would notify Andrew that the city is providing sidewalks for the MILWAUKEE AP - Sun- ensuing weeks of autumn, and don't know it," he added, her killed in shooting accidents. lie was dead on arrival, school students, light filtered through Wiscor,When they go hunting "the) But Aithur Selleck's seasons "He probably died before "A person in condition to Floyd said when the school sin's northwoods as Arthur Sell- had ended by about 1 p.m. on ever getting to the ambulance," get the fever and tend to charge have a heart attack is likely to board purchased the Lake eck and several companions that Sunday. Oni'Ida County Coroner Ithhert right In" h ''They have th2t 1'CIt 1itrnllv pni tiwir ) wa rt i,it' !t, said. "The fzct U'. hc guiii the iluntea an area ut (lease woodHi' suffered an apparent Gates said. cvcp i. diy Woods at ianus and swampy lowlands heart attack in the field. His Gates said the case of Selleck, and the heart just can't take it." hunting when the heart attack a cost of $300,000; the city said it near Rhinelander. "About the only suggestion I happened may rush it, but it friends carried him to a road a River Falls farmer who was would not pave the road. It was only the second day of and an ambulance met them 53-years-old and a trim 140 could make Is to take It a little would probably happen anyThe mayor continued that the Wisconsin's first open season, and took him part way to the pounds, was similar to those of bit easy," he said. way." school board received a corn- the gun season for bear, and hospital at Tomahawk before other persons stricken during The state keeps no formal liaberland advised everyone, mitment from the developer to Selleck thus was among the the ambulance had mechanical the rigors of the hunt. record of the number of hunters especially those over 40 years of pave the road, but apparently first of thousands of hunters trouble and Selleck was carried Many hunters "either are not suffering fatal heart attack age, W have a complete neglected to get the corn- who would would tramp the the rest of the way to the hospi- used to the strenuous exercise each year, but officials said the physical examination if they inmitment in writing. state's hunting grounds in the tal in a camper pickup truck. or they have a (heart) problem number often exceeds the num- tend to go hunting. — — Some Hunters Risk Heart Attack ' The cost of this but up far mor the cost of lighting it. •• Robber Sought SAVE.$2,-00.dn -- -- One Man Jailed With coupon 9/23.9/28, 1975. . waj.. Just "it.e,n compare your savings' REESE'S 0 Limit I ° " . HAIN SPRAY 13-Ox., Choice Typos only 4 STYLE - Plain cw peanut chocolate. GLASS Reg. e Robert .\drh Sunrise Ave,,empthy:dat Florida Power Corporation's Winter Park District off ice, was 0 — hats bftn . I'll take the respDnsibihtY for that. I did research and told him (Bradshaw) the permit could be issued as far as it not being a sub-division," Brock said. Hattaway Realty, which is banding the transalction, has agreed to hold off ondoshig til transaction until council can cortslderthe lltyof&iu of apermiL Brock was asked to research the matter on the basis of Mrs. Van Eepoel's latest lnfonnatlon. I Ill'S (AP) A Bahamian official was fired for giving information to United States agents investigating suspected U.S. tax cheats in Nassau in 1972, a Bahamian spokesman has told The Miami Herald. The spokesman, not identified by the newspaper, said the Nassau government lodged a formal protest against the United States after firing the official, identified only as an Immigrations officer. The spokesman said the incident involved Operation Trewlnds, an Internal Revenue Service project disclosed Last week. — 660 . rne MIAMI DATRIL II 01*9- 2 ,/. IV) "I feel the Bahamian Official Fired . \\ ..& 77c .. SEWING THREAD 4 ICE CREAM 299 - SCOTTIES o A RX PRICES VIENNA , Autria AP - Thu 1)11 carfi'! tI!t1i ;ul .1 1..'rice-LLLJig conlerence today amid predictions of an increase in ttie basic price of crude oil ranging from about 5th 15 per cent, or from 50 cents to about $1.50a barrel. The 13-nation Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was under pressure from its biggest producer, Saudi Arabia, to keep the increase down. Libya, Iraq and Algeria were urging a price boost of as much as 35 per cent. But Shah Mohammed Beta Pah]evl of Iran, the second largest producer, has said he expects no more than a 15 per cent rise. The present base price is $10.46 for a 42-gallon barrel of Saudi Arabian light crude. Previously, an increase of $1.50 meant a rise in the price of gasoline in the United States of about a cent a gallon because the United States imports only a third of the oil It wes, and there is a government price ceiling of $5.25 a barrel on domestic oil. City Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, J. V. Sh.Ilhors./En.rgy Conservation Coordinator Florida Power 1 Light Have you priced a light bulb lately? Today, the average 100 watt light bulb costs 50. That's 100% more than it cost just ten years ago. 200% more than it cost twenty five years ago. But there's a bright side. The actual cost of lighting that bulb has gone up only 8% in the last 25 years. That's right. The price per kilowatt hour of electricity is one of the few bargains still around. Granted, in the past two years the cost of electricity has gone up substantially. Primarily due to the international fuel crisis. Fact is, we're paying 175% more for fuel oil today than in 1973. And that's fifty-nine percent of all our operating costs. But even with the extra costs that fuel adjustment charges add to your bill, and even with the added bite that inflation takes, electricity has increased much less over the last 10 or 25 years than almost anything else you can name. We're trying our best to hold costs down and still deliver good service, but there's a big factor that everyone can do something ilout: usage. In the last 10 years the average famdv doubled its usage! Electricity has become suJi a vital part of living that your electric bill isn't just your light bill" anymore. But by using electricity wisely, you can make that bill a good deal lighter on your budget. For tips on how, pick up a free copy of "Watt Watchers" at any FPL office today. - - FLORIDA POWER & UGHT COMPANY Peopk...scroving pcopke �- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ay, Sept. H 197i HOROSCOPE is _ IT PALL I aseball Moguls I By For Thursday. September 25, 1975 I 14 - KANSA White Sox , ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) bus[ - - than you did SCORPIO (Oct. 24-.Nov. 22 your admirers. You'll have some doubts about yesterday, especially if you go Personal gain will come your PISCES (Feb. 20-March s t - situation today. Later, you'll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) unusual channels. The sour ces going for you that aren't a see the decision you made was a You can easily get others to go are not likely to be related parent to those you'll be denlIml wise one. along with your way of doing SAGI1'FARIUSj,v. 23-Dec. with today. That's why yo'' TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 11 things today if you guide, rather 21) You're exceptiona"s1afir come up a winner. 1 - - 4-1q you put on your old thinking cap than push them. THE BORN LOSER you'll find a way to buy L 'i, i&-iu1, :'v 101.0 THAT 1 ...SJ436li4*iOI.)1. YU5 , , - -I E4 - b L., 0 ;All FAR BE H 1.q D' KEPT UP WITH DEVELOPMENTS ( "IN HIS FIELD... I1 J ' 7i-1 til? '' Lewis stM I , NORTH # K62 92 RUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl EAT HERE '?- FINANCIAL PAGES CRE01T CARDS WPHICH PROVES EVERyemy WE ARE FAR SOON \MLL AHEAQ C-+T ALONO Pass 3 N T 11ass Pass Opening lead -to V ____________________ ,' 'V -' e I • There is no absolute rule about th e correct play at many L P " Chic Young ________________________ - wwA'ro EMPLOYEES OPL%ION ONIDED ONE - ANDTWEN THERE ARE ICAMEOUT MUCH SETMR PWPr.uc T4OSE MO oo',rr LIKE) T14*.N i MEAN STEDJr Y0U AT AJ.J Ii A sad letter from Vermont reads in part: "Sitting South, I opened one de with:. A A K732 sr, •2 1043 West bid two hearts. North and East passed and I went to two des. Th is came around to St who doubled. We were in 0 - N_.-e ecrw 4-4 - WINTHROP HOW HIGH ~tXR FEAR OF I HUH.7 &MTkT /E.4R I I AM A0 040%~~ o-'rtu H ...lAtt Thee... 1' oo U75 ixx P3 iL. _________ '."-'-..- C -I" "' ' 'w TRC,'3G TO Expss been 71/8 fAMICY 4. &' ,'"• Thcre was this team called the Pilots, holdings has Ir.en quoted between $16418 twice by the American League but million, assured a team by ommjssioners Bowie Kuhn, l4ce MacPhail, President of the Thus, when today's meeting ends, it is And what of New Orleans, with its American League, and Chub Feeney, President of the National League. ahori entirely possible that the status Brewers. That left some unhappy people Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - the Giants, an intriguing solution. But the n, what happens to Toronto, which has made its own bid to buy the San Francisco club? And how about Washington, deserted northwestward move of the financially- Cha Wednesday, Sept. 24, 197S-9A p m Scores P •,"-"j' 'To EIZ. DO 5 -'-J I ___ THE EFFECT WMER_ACE XPAJ~E RE CAU EE ACADkXE "—i.) FMWS ie Lux iss ? " • FF CAPMV SY 7W -' ' . . - Ol{LANI)O ir Sast~ '0 Jew AW ,. , 1 jfA 7 109~ I IL fltiS -- FRANK AND ERNEST - by Bob Thov.s -i [ b Al y XT D NEVER BEE-w " - _________ —" - u" GET YOUR D0 ,• REG6IE,mArs I hfYPARKIN G XT six mile distance Calloway gives his teamnmates something ofa complex. They . -" 1 DO You 7 SPOTJ` l, O CNT$ OFCOUSE Nor! HERE,TA.%MAfy ' IN __ ______ - ' I NO, ' TAKE - ____ __ I" - I by Fronk Hill Ar I FEED -PE PRISONERS FASCINA-TING IN THE DUt-43EON. - , , N- By JIM HAYNES WIibSts - Br)son,beatafieldofl5glrlsfromDeLandtotakeflrstplace In the meantime, another gal Is out for cross CoUfltI')' WHEN 19 -44AT ..... ev entually etc A, i.lq IF 14 - EP FALL SCHEDULE MONDAY TUESDAY Private Par Senior Hockey WEDNESDAY Private Party Adults (is over) tHURSDAY Evening Session - FRIDAY Evening Session Late Skate SATURDAY 6:30- 8:30 Morning Matinee 8:30-10:30 Aftorneon mat inee Evening Session 7:30-10.30 Private Party 9: 00.11: 00 p. M. - 7:30-10:30 10:10-12:00 10.00.12.00 2:00- S: 00 - SUNDAY (Schedule subiect to change) r; 10:30-12:00 CS • 11111k I CARLOAD PASS __ (S '••- -•:• • GOOD THURS. NIGHTS ONLY IT EXPIRES OCT. 17 SKATE RENTALS EXTRA 1 WWWWWWWWW CLASSES SHORT RIBS Tr_ — 1.00 WEDNESDAY Home Teams Stay At 60 230 / E RRST -lUE''';MAY IN EACH moN TH. SEC R eds Flon-"da Plan - , THURSDAY B$flceaP4Jr Drill 10:00 ...... r \ 00 THURSDAY Ladies Tiny Tots (4 a nd under) Upon thill'Pot in 1820. job lids, 8 lost PMPOctor, sighted a Sea Cull in the sky. Overjoyed ho n&m8d the soaring bird -Lucky, I and Bel off In the direction from which it had come. The Sea Gull. however, turned out tu be a pre. mdtur@]Y VOY vulture namM I , RLO / A 7MM MARM -' RLOAD nn - ro PUT WORTH - IT'S -. -- Hunches accuse him of never having cramps and being Immune to pain. F'rances Boyd. She's one of ft3e all-around athletic types. A Actually, he has both, but figures complaining won't ease the sprinter, plays volleyball, bas)cetball and softball In fact, she thrcwsa softball 24O feet, which puts many of the boys toshame. si tuation and he keeps running. 'We are all looking ahead," said McCorkle, explaining part Bobby Kelly, better known for his sxcer talents. Is the only of the developmental process. "It's not just cross country. It ot runner with a regular spot lie's No 2 behind Calloway The rest of the runners eight in all — are on a week-to-week instills a great deal of stamina and confidence for other sports 'This isn't to say we don't want win We do It's Just f basis competing for the other five spots In cross country meets five from eathschool th isteamlsn'treadytowln.Notyet.wearepolntingthwartjthe Teamsentersevenrumrnerswi ththetop district meet.' That's something to aim for" eligible for scoring points. Langston Menefee is a football player, but runs in his spare District meet is Nov. 1, with regional and state meets on the time. lie recently did a 17-minute three-mile, which isn't ex. following, weekends. Next on the schedule for Seminole runners is a Thursday ceptional except in respect to it being the first time he had run RlcardoWilhams,the"UncolaMafl"WhOprovldesaflelementof meetatLakeBranUey,aSatuaymee tatcr.,,a-nsand levity to the squad, is piahing Calloway and Kelly along w1ith Tuesday at Lake Howell. teammates Billy Lee, Bernard Nolan Moore, Dan McIntosh, "We just want to improve a Mile each time," said McCorkle. V s" YoUR .f. MY WAY FIRST - YOU - CAR OIJTOF •- - mysterious rumor got around school that if a boy wanted to come one half-mile each within a prescribed time period, and only three out for soccer, he better also come out for cross country. minute rests between bursts, "I don't know where it started," grinned McCorkle, "but it Nevtr, said Sanders. He surprised himself by doing it. isn't hurting anyor.e." Unlike a few of the other Seminole County schools, cross Speed, says the former three-sport athlete from Winter Park country Lsn '. pop dar among the girls around Seminole. High, is not critica1J'otspread out over three miles. Endurance Earlier m t h e ieiison, McCorkle had two g sontheteam but the things to keep in mind the number was reduced by half when an objecting mother and consistency, those are Willie Calloway is McCorkle's only threat to scorch an op. yanked her daughter off the bus before a meet at DeLand. ponent, and even he is expected to be stronger in college at say, a As it turned out that afternoon, the remaining girl, Sheila YOU'LL by Bob Monti,'a - -- a'd PnL1r inin' lR The towent after each other from the opening bell till Pinkney finally ran out of gas and was stopped in round five. The amatuer card provided the fans with the best action of McCorkle's basic philosophy centers around deveopment, and it is his aim to help soccer players, wrestlers, trackmen and Daryl Sanders, Pat O'Brien and Riley Turner. anybody who wants to run. The latter pair are sophomores. Sanders was In awe at McMcCorkle happens to be Seminole's soccer coach, and the Corkie's Instructions last week for training. He said 13 bursts of ARCHIE I the night was betwEen junior 1PA Haynes' -We don't have a good cross country team right now," he admits, "and this Lsn'tacop-out... but winning Isn't as important as development. La ter In the season we might surprise some ' ' __ - - And don't get the idea tie enjoys seeing members of tds Seminole Iligh crom country team left in the dust by other , I,, • WY I _ - , Don't call La rry McCorkle a masochist w hen he says wliuilng isn't everything. / . i AJIr I 1 9 — I 01 r - -- th Winning Isn t Everything Cross Coun ry Coach Says I (' j, , " ç4;d"b.I AND WHAT G00D fS TWAT RlDicuW SV40RC)? could remain quite quo. r ' MUST Y(Du WEAR) THAT DREADIZ UNIFORMIF F(RZr the Kansas City Royals, Commissioner .. ---- PRI" to shift or sell a National League Lean and eight assenting votes, th ree-quarters approval, is required in the American League. %' O - 'TWE 9F_ I OF pit' TALicA&,ffA j '\ ,-- proval of the 12 member clubs is required loiiald(,rant of the New York Mets, who serves as c ha irman , John Mdflale of the Montreal Expos, Bud Selig of the Milwaukee Brewers, Ewing Kauffman of Wi Ch LOU Members of the committee are M. d 13A •4• by Hcwie Schneider - A Seattle group has offered $15 million for the Giants, whom Horace Stoneham wouldn't mind selling. But Stoneharn's price for the club and related real estate . •' UK 74 the city with another team for 1976. - R Bd! _____________________ WERECiiou 11 111 1 1F 01, '.t . to move one of the teams. But it is not all that simple. There are leases involved and breaking them could mean litigation, a problem baseball officials are all too familiar with in Seattle. ________ \':ir The committee has shuffled 11 kinds of combinations around but It must be remembered that it operates strictly In an advisory capacity. Unanimous ap- ' "That stuff In there? Oh, that's some custard pie I've stairs Doc (i• S expensivt Suprdo:ne sitting in the heart 'ii the downtown area? Those are the dilemmas facing the brass assembled for this meeting. 0. Finley to transfer the A's to Chicago and leave the bay area to Stoneham and ... SPORTS s troubled Chicago White Sox, anothcr (or sale franchise. That would a ll ow Charles - - M 4111 2 u in Seattle and they initiated an anti-trust suit which is still pending. The folka there would gladly forget the whole thing provided baseball supplies who departed Seattle in 1970 after one population of the San F rancisco-Oakland Do bt main bay area with two clubs battling for attention from a section that able to support only one. The solution, it would appear, would be Switch Posstbilities - ~7 1 10 nionths ago to deal with a multitude of the game's problems. Among those i Mulling Over C ty "-' by Garry Trudeau b Dick Co II' BLINDF;OLD rJ - 9.14 1 1 BIECAL16EOF - - FUNNY BUSINESS loses and Eajt holds the ace of have passed. It is always spades, he is likely to be down dangerous to rebid a five-card two tricks. suit opposite a partner wh, b One declarer in an important not bid anything. aIiI ma tch decided to run the (Do you have a qwcin ,,, fi've club fticL- rielit away w, the Jacotjysl Write "AS'k the the th;Zy that Fast and West Jo Co tj y Core of t his might discard badly. They newsPaper. Tho most Indidn't! East signalled In spades teresting quesfoorI3 wia be and West never let a hurt go. used in this column and Then, when West got in with the writers will receive copies or king of diamonds he led a JACOBY MODERN) 77% q i -- Hurricane Eloise and 130 mile an hour winds that chased 1 thousands from their homes in 'P ____ the Florida panhandle Tuesday morning but it was Victor Perez who sent Cisco Oliver and 1,418 4~0i Two days of collective bar. fight fans home the first round rounder between twice Golden pining dismmions ended in a Tuesday night at the Orlando Gloves champion Sammy stalemate Tuesday wi h both J Sports Stadium. Masias and Casselberry's Scott sides agreeing that the same Oliver, a last minute Clark. ksic non-economic issues still replacement for Killer Elfis, The bout -,;:~s arranged as a "Mague a possible labor settle. came into the scheduled 10-winner gets Terr-i Tuten" nient. rounder with the reputation of match and,both welterxeights being a good boxer, a With the breakoff in negotiawent after that chance with puncher and ha v ing a great tions, the rank-and-file mern everything they had for the ,.. deal of heart. bership of some %O players will ----entire exciting contest. The Chicago Junior mid vote beginning Thursday on In the end, i t was Masias' Pull dieweight only showed his management's latest contract in experience and age that boxing ability during the 2.52 offer. which representatives of allowed the 21-year-old that the fight iasted but as for the 26 NFI, owners say will cost Homestead fighter to edge the the other tw&4* showed little Scott Clark of Ca"elberry (left) trades punches with Sammy Masiat during the second round of their l&year-old Clark out. hem about SM million in new Coney over a five-year period. power in the few punches he three round amateur bouL (Herald Photos by Louis Saps, ' I At the fight's conclusion, the threw and he took the count fans stood and cheered both Sentiment among the NFL while on his knees, after taking landed a right uppercut that Clarence "Hurricane" battlers for almost one minute, Once in the ring Ross kept union leaders, who met here In a booming right uppercut from started Oliver's descent to the trying to get at his opponent hlenderson,IS4of Orlando, kept Masias will get his chance at face-to-face confrontations with —' Perez. canvas. Before "The Cisco while they had Ross tied to one his record perfect with a Tuten, the Southern amateur owners and into the wee hours Early In the round Oliver was Kid" hit the floor Perez caught of the ring smashing one round knockout champion., on the next show at among themselves, was fiat able to land several stiff jabbs him with an overhand right to This pre-fight show caused a over "Babe" Clark, 152, in the Sports Stadium scheduled the contract proposal indicated on the Southern champion but the back of his head. bigger stir among the fans than another scheduled six munder. for Oc-. 14. no significant Improvement on he seemed to infuriate Perez This combination of blows left the actual fight did, becaise In other amateur action: economic benefits nor major w hen he butted him with the Oliver on the fl oor, in a knee ling once t he be ll rang it as evident third Henderson Goldenrod's Jam e s change In the oze e cornpr: figh t and his third side of his head. position, and it as in tl his opponent, Bill Brockell, was Salerno, was S wboat .l%VU. i . *~nsatlon rule. . Aft t the 154 und posture hat he was counted outclasse . upset Homestea d's I ee come in two rounds or The union leaders, including less. fighter from Sanford began to out. The mismatch lasted less Pollard, 128; Clyde Fussel, $94 the various team player repre. bring into play the same heavy In professional preliminary than two rounds and Ross The finishing punch was a of Polk City, stopped Jesse sentatives, also indicated that arfillery that he used to take action, "Mad Dog" Ross was finished off the Melbourne straight right hand that caught Morgan, 195 from Orlando, in the proposal would be rejected Joey Vincent out In August ied into the ring by his handler, middle weight with a corn- Clark flush on the thin and thethird round, and Miiton In Ow vote by the niemle,shl,, Sanlorl's Victor Pern stands over Cisco OUverdWr clubbing the Perez stepped in with a solid Frank Brazell, with d 10-foot bication that left Brockell in a dropped him flat on his face for Owens, 161 St. Petersburg got After that, it's anybody's Chicago junior middleweight to the anvu left hook to the belly that iron collar and leash around his sitting p9sitlon In his own the fatal 10 count past Kenny Riles, 160 of guess. doubled Oliver over and then neck. corner. The most exciting pro fight of Homestead, on d deci_~ion- - ,K,?cthdunrnysJack of hearts when yParUr rescued me in that if the diamond finesse ment' everything will be fine. If it Our correspondent should L q -.---. BY Oswald Jam s Jacouy acoby . on ten) t~_Itla I NT pall JY -.._..__> r - - gotiations, the same contract issues, by e con. r Ili?Iett sial , contin. Ise to cloud the future of the National Football League. _____ /7S1 while and played the jack, whereupon South made his con. tract with an overtrick. West blamEid Fast for the debacle, but we rather blame West If he had led the 10 of spades East would h had excuse -spot lead could have been third°bi- 085 461053 SOUTH Mi A K3 VQ763 *A973 AK4 ). The o wn ers hear a report from the r I e committee winch was created ()ll(A(,() AI' West North Fast South , - ---- EAST AAJ965 AP Th e Seattle Chicago s, the Toronto ('iantr 's trange-sounding names; but those a iie Of t h e Combinations that ie occupying the thinking of major f6gue baseball o,,Iiers dSScmbled here In NFL The other South decided to start with the diamond fine se. West was in and led his seven of 3pades. The four was played East %.esi vulnerable FOR YEARS... SNARKF of WITH— BLONDIE - ______ OF Ou HOW T'ME.' ICOME? -. by Dick Tumor - -- spade, East t ook his a , aancde and returned a set 24 T USING "'Ems 4 I= - YOUR BIRTHDAY I WEST A 10 7 2 'ZR CARNIVAL JUOH #QJ 104 g4t, k400Cf-41N' VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22) The WIN Al' BRIDGE ij CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 81 negotiation today, if you pul. your mind to It. It's a good time budget In jeopardy. careerwjse if you keep your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Sept. 25, I5 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A nose to the wheel, A Job well 19) 13e willing to be of service to problem facing you today will done could increase your others where you can. Your Conditions having an in not take as long as you think to earnings, good deeds will be the seeds for fluence on your well-being will solve. Keep our schedule LIBRA(Sept, 23-Oct. 23) You a fut ure harvest, be far more stable this ear flexible. You nught get a sur- tend to look at the darker side at AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) than they were last year. prise invitation later in the day, first today, but fortunately Your personality doesn't come Several things you've be I CANCFR (June 21-July 22) you'll realize every situation Into full bloom Liii later in the hoping for will become 1 You'll fare murh better in has many bright facets. day. That's when you'll collect realities. y Li - — HERE COME6 Bp!:lyY - - Beginners (Schedule subloct to change) '. An off cial economy in federal court and a judge isBIRMINGHAM. Ala. The to Southeastern Conference chief executive officers of the 10 rule has limited travel squads sued a temporary order allowmembers have rejected a pro. institutions revealed that there to 48 players and home teams to Ing etich terun 60 Wayers. A federal appeals court overposal by the University of Flor. is not majority support for 60. 11 as limiting the size of both travel McWhorter said the majority turned the Alabama judge on squads," the corn opinion of SFC schools was to appeal by the NCAA, meaning to 48 and home visitJng football teams apply the rile to this season the 48M rule would stand at inissioner said. players in conferenCt gaines. lie declined to reveal the "with hopes of amending it to a least through the football seaThe proposal reqWred more liberal and equitable rule son. the re. vote. r announced A full hearing probably will Suits of a poll of the schools seven votes, a two-thirds ma- at the NCAA annual meeting in not come before the appeals pass January" still Jont), to Tusda but said they A new National Collegiate Alabama challenged the rule court for several months. hoped for a change. i SKA TING RINK Phe 322-9353 2700 W. 25th (SR 46A) Sanford / - -.......- .-' �- 10*-Evoning Herald, Sanford, Wedne sda y, Ft, Sept. 24, 1975 I Orioles ' Weaver Insist s - bFL)F1_FS BRIEF Ex-Basketball Star Draws Second Jail Term In Two Days PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Paul Stovall, a former basketball star for Arizona State University, has been sentenced to his second prison term hi two days. Superior Court Judge Philip W. Marquardt sentenced Stovall on Tuesday to 41a-5 years for aggravated battery on a Phoenix police officer, the sentence to run concurrently with a five-year term Stovall received Monday for distribution of cocaine. He had pleaded guilty to both charges. Stovall, whose last job was as a part-time mechanic at a Tempe, Ariz., service station, played for ASU in the 197172 season and later for the Phoenix Suns of the National Basketball Association and San Diego of the American Basketball Association. - COREBOARD By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with them, but not ton, there If rain persists through Yankees and Red Sox. But this tamed a broken left hand sun., spirits. The Birds trail Boston New York ace Catfish Hunter Thursday. year Boston has beeti hanging day when he was hit by pitch tnj Rain put a damper on base- by (our games. They have have is scheduled to face Boston In It's been a frustrating chase tough. ball's hottest division race Detroit. He's out for the dura. Ight games left and the Red Sox one game of a twi-night double- for the Orioles, who have gone "It's a helpless feeling," said lion. Tuesday night — but not () have six. header tonight in New York. at a brisk 47-22 clip since the Baltimore's veteran third base spirits of Baltimore Manager myself sit "Cleveland's given them a lot Tuesday night's Boston-New All-Star break uut have gained man, Brooks Robinson. 'rdi. arounddon't andallow feel sorry fortomy. Earl Weaver, whose Orioles of trouble and they still have to York game was rained out, as only 41 games during that narily if you play good ball and have spent f t said Boston Managers of the season (ace Catfish," Insists Weaver. was the Detroit-Baltimore stretch, sel win, that's all It takes. But now Darrell Johnson. "We've got waiting for the Boston fled Sox "It's not o'er yet," game. The Orioles and Tigers The Birds, winners of five of that's not good enough. That's a guys who can get up to collapse. of The Indians have beaten Bos- will also try to fit in a double- the last six division chamlon. strange feeling for a lot of i ton nine times in 14 mee ti bench and do th e job. ngs header tonight. Baltimore ships, are used to corning on our club." The days are dwindling down th is season and Weaver hopes needs only 2,469 more fans It, strong down (lie stretch w hi le If t he Sox are going to fold, to a precious few in the Amen- the trend continues when th "I'm not making light of itey reach the one-million mark In everyone ('flfl I t... even'nn plqp withnrc nwit, *kn,i u,. .'aiv u U4L you % uuwue VA- A4.jor League - - -- ............ '" "i -- ' - i sus- handle It." 10 A , AA A' s O Ice; B ___________ p - Dyer cs' I qJ m - , __________"-% 4!!A A!~_~4,k w Royals Slice Gets Sa l ute -, - rnrnn.1,i I GAME I I4rrflkki 7 Ir.i I rnI 1 ()u,,et.i (C.tia. FrP.nn I#1 S AM4n4 'v'l. A F('i1 S.n(Pp 7 4rph Ariin4 A l'r '.IP,r.yrj, S.iI,qI,tt,p (,jn Pc I I Jr,lrA - FOURTH I flnmiflQn E40r14. fl,rrp P:'cv'r A (.rhn Rnn FOXBCIRO, Mass. (AP) — New Eruzland qua rt er ba ck nm Piunkeu exercised his mendin: sheu!dcr in pass drills here Tuesday, but Coach Chuck Fairbanks says he'll make the &cislonon when Plunkett will returatothe lineup. Plunkett, who suff ered a separat ed left shoulder less than th ree weeks ago, is a "doubtful starter" for Sunday's game against Miami in Schaefer Stadium here. Plunkett took snaps from center and threw to several rece i ve rs. "He's throwing okay and had no problem taking the ball from center," Fairbanks said. "From a meo, ,hanical standpoint, his biggest problem would he handing off left handed. "The next th is we'll have to cletermme is me aegree at pain and discomfort and when that will subside," Fair. banks said. "Jim will know shen he feels all right and is ready to play." Fillino ____ ____ Tn __ Gap w - - - By fliE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'We've won 89 games and I thought in the winter that 89 The cham pa gne in Oakland's would win it." d"essing room has been on ice Slinnesota. right-hander Bert fov three days -and so have Illyleven, 15-9, check ed the A's A'S, on nine hits and s truck t SV• Oakland's magic number been at one and holdir.g since en. Rod Carew doubled home a Saturday night when they run for the Tw-ins off Stan Bab. stretched their American aseni, 10-13, in the first, Steve League W est Division lead to Braun hit a sacrifice fly In the eight gam es. Since then t he fifth and Dan Ford doubled Kansas City Royals have won home two runs in the eighth, Bert Camfancris had a three, the A's have lost three a nd the lead is d ow n to five, scoring 3ingle in the eighth for All of which leaves Oak land Oakland and Joe Rudi made it 1r 1. •• . - / i . - - .._~ t1i. ~ , . . , BERT BLYLEVEN ATLANTA (AP) - Atlanta Falcons defensive end Claude Humphrey, already out for the season with a knee LnJury, is being treated for blood clotting in his lungs, according to the National Footbal: League club, Humphrey,31, underwent surgery twice after a knee injury in 8 Preseam game with the New York Jets. He was readmitted to Atlanta's Piedmont Hospital a we ago with the blood clots, The new developmentWds not revealed unW Tuesday, however. because "the Falcons and the Humphrey family kept his condition secret untfl 011e crisis was past." doc. es said. "Claude is doing very wefl now," said team physician Charles Harrison, "He's recovering nicely. He should be able to leave the hoffpital by this; weekend." cerned when you're five ahead Indians 4, Brewers 3 with five to go," said Dark after George Hendrick hit his 24th the A's dropped a 4-3 decision to home run of the season on Bill Minnesota Tuesday night. "To Travers' first pitch in the ninth d,' DUVFY DYER Fraziern li V Grows Pirates C$ I l n Ann.Io' h"' I) I") — - I IWAII t "• 00 ','vi 'I 7iirrp 7 fln'nin'v Alit, A RelbAn - p PAIIImC?. N Vrorlot IS 4C5 30 ','' (itv - Tp,,, M,rw',t,,A .I rillil"niA 77 016 491 no) Tuirway's Results Ci'r'n SI 167 Fndv Pere?. . , Fred Samples 197-212-751, Burt Truax 187-198-693, Russ Mcrton 196-199-756, and Walt Moore 190-195-203-741. ConWe Lahman rolled games of 171-178-187.705 for the lad. Gram'l ing Heads Up Small College Poll p; NINTH 7'' 1 - $ 4,jp Art'rr 7 Frdns. 3 5 AIAVA 6 SAIA. 7 $ rriAvA A TENTH RAllimore A?ni o;ouh, oiitutr . P GAME - I C hu ChnrV7 100 ItA 100 ?? " N 700 72~ too IA? 100 I 7; If y 8, 7 Baseball of 7 ' from an team, Leaders game, 7110 TI I 00 Al 700 #: JcPenney re (' ny Pinch- hitter John Stearns 200 H' 201 II) 700 t on 110 700 SI 300 7A thern ' Buckeyes Picked Over N.Caro ma JOHNSON - White i KRIS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ting 344 of a possible 490 points. Robinson. 900d size and quickness, but I vision 11 team come out there I r_r,,,_, PA~n,, fill ood 7 ,'l brn$,,v (*1 OL' Aril 1 I "I'm as happy as a rat locked No.Western 2 with 2Kentucky, 3-0, was "Grarnbling has a reputationcan't really compare them with and defeat a Division I 22 points, including of s P.'P?',A A I 'mre 7 MUQu'rM t art i ng slow," he explained, previous teams." a in a cheesehouse," sa id Coach 4 AAIIWAUkep ] I T ow^ot AI (91 041 l`IPVPIAnf1 PA—ro "-htfiliotp , Attu Eddie Robinson after he wa., eight first-place votes, while "If we can get through the first P, 041nn At Nowit York. a.ad V f4l ELEVENTH 1 Ala Nu i. 7 Grambling was seventh 4 'Arlivotort rain Boise State of Idaho, 2-0, was three games, we can usually go Grambhng is idle this weekrank Irihe'St Iii A toldthatGramblingwasrank Arr.-t Pr'c. 1 C4chn Juan, I w rely I ICIAS 0 ed last year wi th an 11-1 , third with 221 poIn ts, end, but an tici pates a major flmipnn 7rr. S Rrr. Alto. A undefeated from there." No. I . The Associated Press hilm-Atiot A Oakland i mark, but since then the two a W??.n.roni battle in two weeks with Oregon to (Picieon A. California I in its first weekly college Rounding out the Top tIvi Ma,,.l St,PIitute- Celaye, 15 were p-rated teams of 1974 — 9flIAwAr(l) TodayiGarnes 1(4 He "But division football poll. #rvw 5* this y ear £n,,jp , they Just went Texas A&J; Jackson State of Central r'*troit lCrilem4n 10 17 And Michigan - ., and . MIrhOAPII) TWELFTH — I Formin 4!3uirre "But at the sarne timet it t the points. I don't "We'll have to play Our best Louisiana Tech - have been 17 yo"I'MItift" til (1) East7 r AIA If-An I ('holfhth ' A I Palmer AAufuerta 4 makes you a little nervous," ern Kentucky, Wittenberg Of know if they're a new breed or Wit game," iiobinson said. reclassifie 71114 F rn PAm($ S d as major college II AP'fr.n. SnI( Altu. 6 InI PAers,,I MenrhA Aioi. • Robinson added In a telephone Ohio, Delaware, Henderson what they're doing. They're of "They aren't going to let a Difootball teams. MeI,,h 1 t pr fliknt CnIrn 10 17) Al PilhAn I Arre4 Suht,tut Inter vi ew from the school's Sta te of Arkansas, or Cho-vi-lArood tPoo-litrion 14m ini ne,rvilronn Wriot,-I campus at Grambling, La. Ri"?nn (ClCv.IRnd 179 and Michigan, Youngstown State of ' A T lArot 17 III Al "If you're No. 1, you have to Ohio, South Dakota St.a t,e, Abi11"I 'vo lil"T "1 4 And AAav is 11), THURSDAYMATINIFF play like you're No. I. Other lene Christian and 1. teams are always out to knock hots. YAPtA,. ('ity I1'ttelI 1 ii, (n) tr ArAPA 1 t,.irri 1.n't, I AIcJanA you off, bu t No. I ou' (r dl, A I JeItern S 10) at 'h4flO fl?A 8 Eddy Grambling opened i ts 1975 they're going, to make a ,a, 1 (r 'tiS.,. 70 II) ml SAn(hPI S OQUCZA campaign by trouncing Alcorn effort." 41Rrflø 'rheduld State 27-3, then routing Morgan SECOHOGAME: I AIdana)pet Gramnbling, 3-0, received irAnk^k; i FchanoYrA 4 State 4M and Hawaii 2M. first-place votes in balloting by Fddy I en? S (J"?R Alb,rdC A a nationwide panel (lc,;'Ia AAcwP,,.p sports "This has been a good I arri EIOEA. A . i write rs and sportscaste rs, Perr, ArAflA but a surprising one," said fl.lr&I sixth when the Pirates scored League. RelieverStan Wall, 0-1, three runs to give Bob Moose took the I oss. 4 his winning cushion. Reds 5, Astros 3 ThePirates,whoclinchedthe Tony Perez' run-scoring National League East by beat- double in the fourth Imi ing the Philli es the ni ght bef ore, drove In what proved to he the Nissenson's. Selections FRANKIE KAISER - MANILA (AP) - Genuine, ricate this rivalry. It Y Jagged -edged animosity is be- runs deep. tell you the truth I'm really not inning to give Cleve la nd its sic- gin ning to seep throu gh th e concerned about anything. "I t hi nk the man may be lostory. Boog Powell knocked in pores of the ballyhoo, promis- Ing his mind," Frazier said of , "We'd the other three Indian runs with ing that emotion will be a key the ranting, name-calli were obvi&wly at ease with thou winning mn and Fred Norman like to win itsoon and get It o ve r his Sth homer, ng pressure off. The Postgame and Rawly Eastwick . with," The Victory lif ted the Tri factor in next week's heavychampion as tralning entered horseplay Included loud cheers four hits as Cincinnati edged weight title fight be tw ee n Mu Kansas City kept .Its hopes within two games tape ring-of f phase f or of New York when Dyer wa lk ed the towel Houston. be harnmad Ali and Joe Frazier. multimillion alive with a 4-0 triumph over in the battle for third place In -dollar rubber carpet to his locker and found EWs 7, Cardinals 0 Texas but Royals' Manager the Al. East. All's taunts and pranks have match here Oct. 1 (Sept. 30 In t he post generated a F,catWpg hate in tl game meal. Pete Mackanin drove ln thr j Whitey Herzog smiled )e the United States. Sox 5, Angels 4 Ili the other National League runs with Frazier Camp. All, declaring a triple and asked about overtaking the A's. 1I his voice booming, Ken Henderson's solo home this a "holy war," has whipped the San Diego Padres lodded walkand Mike Jorgen"Th"Il ne ve r lose that many run in th e seventh inning won It his followers Into religious zeal. linued butcier to from Philadelphia. degrade the one-time whipped the Los Angeles Dodg. sen clubbed a two-run homer to games In a row," Herzog said. for Chicago. ers Promoters don't ha the Cincinnati Reds power Montreal past SL Louis. ve to fab- "I did some special training stopped the Ho us n Astros 53; Mets Cubs 6 for Frazier today," he said. "1 the Montreal Exp. blanked the SL Louis Cardinals 7.0 and the doubled home tte tying run in Then he added: New York Mets beat the Chi- the eighth Inning and scored on "I will destroy him. I will de. cago Cubs 8-6. Rain washed out Felix Milan's single as New troy everybody in his camp. • the Atlanta-San Francisco York rallied early sixHe shall bow. He shall crawl. I THIRD GAME: 1 lci Alberdi 2 run deficit to de National feat Chlcago r flinhI ') IJF:A Arita 4 have an astonishing shock for League Fr*'rr. I .'nl A Oque A AT'VIpr, him. I am going 47S At bale)-him 7 Fi'øv l,iy I Arr, S.nCPIP I ?'ee'Inq'I IA') T S'mm'ms, to death," By HERSCHEL NISSENSON ever acmw him of not being 'Ill S4'q,4IIen POP',. 319.- ArprP y, 'l "We can't hold this team as HoosierThe training period has FOURTH GAME' I Carlin mag. , T`CU is game, but Wtnn HIn '171 Mnr*nn Cm. AP Sports Writer Brigham Young at Arizona honest, FInr74 7 I1"n',C lAy' 1 Dr'rninq highly as the first nified the contrast in the Hayes Huskers have a ball IWO Ne- State: Cougars' hopes for a SCV NEW YORK (AP) You can PIIP4S (4th Ph i 107. Row Ohio State's self-described says. "You don't dare he to braska 42-0. black both former Olym7Arre A Al4v Røocj'w 7 FeqmCn ink what you ' "P )I7 I nr th like about "mean old coach" doesn't in. your kids a nd tell th LA 108 ond straight WAC title get pie champions who followed di. S(X OP rb A A,erP.' I- .'hye em, 'Gee, Wisconsin at Missouri: Badg. gr ounded in a hurry c'n ( lfll S'Aub NV. Woody Hayes he'll tell you tend to rave about North Caro- we're agains t a real toughie this FIFTH GAME I Domlnn Arizona verse roads to the heavyweight te 20 bat red Mizzou 59- last State 31-7. himself he's mean IN-Lu FrP've 7 SantI A,,erre 1 CP,uchn but don't lina, this wee k's opponent, -zir'*Il, Ph week." $19. RtncP. Cm. champions hip. year and the Tigers, who could Peryna I Mari,ri Mequel. S Sala 107 'V Per.p Ck) 106: Boston College at W est Vir" Staub. I Arrea A Frdnta Men'P)A. Having defeated Michigan otherwise be looking ahead NV 11)7 I) POP). 100 Aft's workout takes the form CPIAvA P amnn I r erm State 21-0 and Penn State 17-9 MIchigan, want revenge. Ergo ginia: Winner re I4ITc-.p',t,. CCn, 703: Oar Mi'n,'er ; ,, tains a shot at of a vaudeville show and a I 74). A and with UCLA coming up next Cash. Phe. the mythical Eastern crown.., camp revival with All always Missouri 20-14. S SIXTH GAMF I Aredia Jav' t Cnmi SIL lii. Millan. week, will Ohio State sfer a P4r, Per,., 'I (')q,,., 7arre I Texas Tech at Texas: Tech Boston College 272l. IRI the cenr of the sta ge All . A,.1.) Mt,I. 6 letdo-An against the 1.1 Tar won I&r,t year HOMr IJNS Schm,dt. 26.3 so guess who puckish, Pilh R4rr EChA Auburn at Tennessee: Do the s wide-eyed boy one ino. heels? "Not when they have a wants revenge. Darrell Royal Tigers always beat Tennessee, fllent,U sinister, artful tactician PhI. 11 R.nP, C'n. 71 mean old coach," says the welcomes SEVENTH GAMF I AIdAOII 0 PerPr.r P0,1 7S Steve Sloan to the or does it just seem like it? Au- the next, A&L mean old coach. 7 lre 15sti '1 FqhAnn JAy, American Southwest Conference the hard burn 21-17. League ti PIPIU Already he has cap A*V.,d c UrM Via. A vated PACT INr, Upset Special of the Week? way 447% At Texas 28-14. bats)-. ('rP'n ArAnA 7 Eddy SAnch:, another country rer..w Mm as he 141 Lynn chance ... Win Nota Florida at Mississippi Stale: Ohio State 42-7, 001 ' 1 1 PCI- Pt Northwestern at Notre . 311 Me,rivn others before him NY th )j ,'S wi EIGHTH GAME: I. Alava Last week's forecasting score Dame: Wildcats are Gators were beaten by NC. sharp wit and obvio C. Srptt, Vt" 311 Wahinton ?'I flg'Cr7 us boxing C.Iayi Aourrc. 1 " was rht, 20 wrong and two too, but not for long State, Bulldogs by NCAA Otto. 3m Fr?A I.4fl i MAruri Altu, S skills. ______________ PIIPiS-t vnn Rsn 107; May NoIre Florida 27-17. ties fora percentage of .688. For Dame 28-0. Prnrn A Ferii.:n Alai, 7 0 1 rry RILe. fln 97; . the season, itoos 90464- .662. . I (h,,rP)n MhA Maryland at Kentucky: Illinois V 4 1rtpmqkl RALE IGH, N.C. (AP) The Higgins made 10 solo 91 noin Bonds. NINTH GAMF - I Fordrita, 7 Homecoming Oklahoma at Miami, Fla.: ever for Te rp oa j Nov. 94) C ch zier says, "But no meeting gives t he Illini " more, Ani_______ in the vocational education se veral for losses, 7A'te 1 Ip., Anurre, S Bilbao I opç and caused The first game of the Sooners' something to remember RATTED IN -lynn- A A 'r' 7 (c'l.iv-i I 5414 Jerry Claiborne, who used to Hiosity has built up in both class at Millbr(x* High School one. fumble. Atro 11)1 M.vberry KC , 161. current 22-gaine winning streak Texas A&M 24-10. TENTH GAME I Santi, 7 play at Kaintuck. Maryland 20. our hearts. But I all, a Goodosent had a new reason to call their : . I % Playing football comes nato- wasa24 triumph os.. P"'It"n I k"i"o"Itt"i 4 MPMChA, S 10. Miami man. I can forgive." IN' M.eren NY. 100 Baylor at Michigan: Bears I .'r,.a A M'',ecp. 7 1 ecmen, I student teaching ariistant rally to the native of Colonia, thanks to a second-half rally. riddled HITS r, nr.it KC. IS?: rtS,.p "sir" today, by injuries and WolveN.J. His father, Tom Higgins No. 23 won't be that rArow AA;n 191 kiunotan NY — ELEVENTH OAMr- I AIVA close The assista nt, Tom Higgins of Sr., was a rines snarling after 19-19 tie III W'Pmnrjlnn OAk, 179: Sun standout lineman for Oklahoma 48-7. j,,,, 7 PdPd'l,si Frh.ve 1 Arr'ch, North (:arW= State Urdver_ State's arch-rival Noro Caro. with Stanford. Michigan 17-7. rIptrn Pal ill Puce fin Ill ,, Dnmenan Purdue at nOlifli FS-t von 16. R'.II. A S-nt D.rp Alaboama at VarK61jilt: Bear 7 Churho ' " oo' -. '. Monday, thursdaY shd Saturday, nAk '" I Prepare Your Heating System For ally, Is this week's college line- Ursa. Later he played for the California; For th' Boilers, it', Bryant doesn't have Steve _ PVt'.PA114ILM man of the week. Higgins, a Philadelphia Eagles and now he out of the Non 1* Mayherry KC W 'The Winter Months Ahead WithT'ELFTH GAME: I Matur, •. Dame frying Shan to kick around any more, senior middle guard, was se- coaches high school fnnth.dI in nlpl(lfl PAl 14- CMmhliii. NY. - PULSATINI ACTW'i\! W'TI / fliT & A I I CII bI.I A P'P ,, , PIhh An,,,,.. 1 rheirhA Our ---.. -' UJI'5flj5,, '41 riCalffi . sohe ta kes it out on Fred Pan-lected for his play in State'c 8-7 New Jersey. If I,'Af' I A lt o. S Snti Mel ' P4OMI PIJPS-(, Scnit. USC 31-13. FOR Me"er7A A (eIy Larr I SAla coast ,.. Alabama 30-12. upoet victory over Florida last 11 Higgi ns knew he wanted to MayP,evry KC. ')) MAPP'eA I Frdn,a q*mnn T exas Christian at Nebraska: Penn State at Iowa: HawkSaturday. 011k P lArP 'r'n fond i 17 come Sou th to play coll ege foot. Ccrnh us k routed Indiana 45- eyes lost to Illi nois and SyrNov 1M 1ls1 rrA4snh% T,i.79 There are a lot of ot her tea- ball, but for some reason his INCLUDES I 0 last week and awarded the acuse, now _Z,, _sons to call Tom Higgins "sir," father's face Penn State, alma mater never of- game ball to The AP's Fred FILTER - " Sou thern Cal, Ohio State. Penn atartlngwI th hIs height;4-(2 feted him a scholarship. REPLACEMENT, Rottenberg, who picked the State 35-7. and weighs 220 ft. He is quick RESULTS as well; pro scouts have _________ _ ,11 t. jNCLuDE, w i i FIRST1 Irl ViA II) 1050-S docked him In 4.9 secorub for -, t (1) OIL MOTOR r.rnAI?vd I?) 500 650. !(44 \ Or 40-yard dash. 1, ~ — (2) CHECK BELT fuo'i I c47 Ill $70 0 (17' ) Thea there is the way Higgins N' ) CHECK AND CLEAN BURNERS IF rests up a fter the football S SCONO - I aIdAn*Oknks (1) NECESSARY , *0 7 Erhary, flPu?u4 (I) A 4(4 i ____ season by wrestling. He's twice 1 1) 1 Irs F$nc:' 4 7) 770. 0 A N' CHECK 11 CONTROL SYSTEMS been a semifinalist In the At. (1 41 ,110M P 1411 7460 Rioclo 11, WINTER PARK - The I lantic Coast Conference heavy. Rollins Coll CHECK FOR PROPER COMBUSTION hIM) fr1t" ege socer team, 1 I I 1(11 5nP)p7 I?) A FHIPD weight championships, --. recuperating from a disap4(14) mm 7 I A'rI Alberde i6) 6 40. Higgins Is gung-ho enough to pointing 3-2 overtIme loss to OHer Good Po Dvcf,d Forced Air Heating Sse,ms Only. Ad. ML4 III 180 0 (7 '15(4 - 1 AIi't,en.q ditional Parts Required Not Included. have shaved his head before the Federal CIty College -. Mt P 1 7 Al Iii 40 Al Sa turday, Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 I Ft,Pe'ei Ill start of football praciit'e in 1973 FOURTH ill host Florida Southern I( N' *4(4 1(V) 7 PhaniT for ia (Si and 1974. The first time, he Friday at 3:30 for 41 great nights of Harness a It's Also A Good F in ao 1 C4rh' Okok, 47)370 0 p.m. tfl the sported a tota l Telly Savalas Rollins Sandin p it S,IOO DO (711 4) ur Bowl. Racing Action. PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING POST TIME 7.30 P. M. 01911) iooit, The next year, he had the To ReplQce Your Air Cond. Originally scheduled (1) be Anu're Ill 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday I FIFTH barber Jpy 's" or State played in Lakeland, 11* match • HomeoftheOriflalTrifect ')iN'. AM) '.) 7 1.'rminPAmOfl Un* woo rpin.ce,.h m bmtoldem action as the ball im 4111111 I') S i SAIA MvouP'M I) was moved to Winter Park qu'neflas fldgrtyW1ll,c VIRl P111)15060 evesy ha ()fill race. ki *51') 111 A to oolart ng ftun, th Since he was slated to student followlnj the need for extensive THE ROUND ONE bufletdlkalorc,, caq IA&ziJlous and telewsger SIXTH — ' ('' 7rre Ill 1040 Gourmej dining In the teach this semester, Higgins field repairs on th girls ° ak Y' pay Yalu e Florida A (14 I 70 7 Are h M uj,,el (S) *10 air-conditIoned clubhouse. left his hair in Its regular crew Southern held. 1 Atvm Pr'rei Iii 140 (74) 5) I 71) LdleI ThUrsday M5hi Grandstand odmls.'Ion only oil. But that hasn't changed the - an p 115)117 80 Fkida Southern, reboundJng 4drnh*Jon5Oastdup (Under 1$notadmtft,d) ... SOC. Free parking! Frhnn IPn? III SEVENTH intensity with which he plays. off a winless u IJ?111 fellta I?) For 70 year (0-Il), ha,s r'vations, fl (5'). ciii 305/339.6221 from 10 am. 106pm. on • Post time 7:45 PM "He's ou tstanding for his de- recruited three top notch 11(41 70 1 t Affi yi* (SI 7.70: 0 II 7 MItES NORTH 01 ORlANDO ON HWY. 17.92 fresh7' 'V)'. P 4 17) 11750 URN PARK.' CASSILtItRR MINUTES FROM 1-4. I Frrin?'i SUM" SI) EIGHTH lEnA' ""' "n Haupt, sho Cassel! arid Doug Kaufman, : 1 Ii 70 41 70 1 40 7 1ermfl LArre,1 --gave Higgi ns a grade 14 for Veteran! Andy Macintosh and (MI 11)1') '1 51114 Ramnrl (I) ' I () # I At 41 lIM P 11 61 1 70 00 his performance against Flail. Tom Arthur are team leaders. dinners served from 7 D.M. I'M when I EIGHTH 1 MA'uri Aauirrp. 7 Cl4 Alt,, 1 F rrn74 M,,qt,f.f'74. 4 ('P',,'p.r- i,'vn'b., c Fø-m Ju.ri 6 P 7 CøI A c,ar, t, 11,'ril Shth?ufr Alava *9 6* 567 S fl 9 2 4*1 19 71 90 4111 II', •; 7 ' - . no C4 1 Al 94 57 99 369 3' Well 91 6') 599 -- ___________ City Slickers Mixed League - Stanley VihIen rolled the only 200-778, Dale Matheu 201-213-750, Dave Lacy 201-720, Gary Priske from the first frame, she spared on a six-pin count and finished 2DO game of the night (213). Other highs for the evening were 214-705, Ron Allman 21(~719, Jim Johnson 216-724. Eric Storm 2D9- with six more strikes. AiriArie Iiv4 cuhIi,u,p- RMrP 77 17 500 (1s1'IAr.n 1 Ir.q Alb'rj. 7 I err' to FAIP cAfl(h,,. - llr?A YYA 6 40 76 513 1 (Iv.In,i Mw'k.. I'trnit - SEVENTH pjj p, I Pr? fl 6) 598 II 66 Syl A 4TV Lion Martin 3-10, 5-10, Moyer 3-10 and Bob Cook -1u. Iltgà game Palmer ibf-121 and Utive Westray IbU-IjO. ion tiurnenne spared spare game of 118 during league play. High series was rolled by rlcsriA to rArhn FrhAvP. 6 AIAVA ini ini 4: I for the men was rolled by Moyer IW519 and high for U-,e women the 5-7-10, Tom Hopkins 4-5-7, Bob Wilson 5-10, Virgil Bagnoli 5-10, Andy PaWck 220-199-M, and the high game was roHed by Biri was Sandy Moore 167 and Sue Foster 390 series. ,Mary Bagnoli 5-6, Alma Gibson 2-7, Doro 'thy Burton 2-7-8, Gordon Carroll 224-MO. Other highs: Rose Belew 20&496, Buddy Bass 205. Monday Moming Blues Ladies Match Point League - Leisenring 5-7, Amy Weick, Marvin McNutt and Mike Burke all 569, and Jark Horner 212-M, Mary McPhearson 192, At Moretz Johnny's Standard Ser vice won 10-3 from leet1lne Homes picked up th e 3-10, 191, Jack Ka iser 190-495, June Pla nt 185-469 and Hal Nelson 514, Charlie Gross Inc. won 8-5 over Team 5, and No.6 won 7-6 over No. Sanford Classic Trio; Scratch 4 Games -"Star of the Week" and John Pirozzi 504. 4. High for th e day were rolled by Ann Smi th 180-455, Anr Muth is Chuck Blackb urn wi th a 775 se ri es, A total of 17 200 games fell Krlstle Johnson rolled games of 234-187- and 276 for a t.errlfic 168443 and Sue Wynn 161. Converted splits by Norma Sharp 2-7 for the evening with the high game going to Ira HoIsclaw (229) for series of 697. In her 276 game (which is the new high garne for the ( th r ee times), Susan Gates 5-10, and Mary Johnson a 737 series. Blackburn rolled games of 225-204-775, Dave Hunt women at Bowl America) she ha d 11 skes. She started th five - 1 Pfr(lIII PVI'1'7 Arv'(hA ('k',). M'q,jpI. 4 flMre SIXTH i.e C)4(iO or Sfl _____ 'C 9 4w, "'O's'lif"I"I"I"; "" ~_ 'C- Florence Durand 44-7, 5-7, Rudy Waage 5-10, Lillian Pohl 24-10, only 200 game (203), for his 489. Tom Hopkins was second for the morning with his 189-495. Ed Knesel IV~-50, Rudy Westray 182. Frirly' Frances Foleger 4-5-7, and Olive Westray 54W0. Foresters Mixed Leagut' -- 'Star of the we*k" is Bob Moyer and Marvin McNutt 180-520, and Mike Burke 177-520. Highs for the I itAroll I Arren 4 Fprmon P.imum "t-1-tillor wlhAn iiiAn At 17~. A I MArurl ErhAyf. S East W Dyer lashed three singles, in- Toni Seaver as the only M, cluding a run-scoring hit in the gamoe wiruierb in the National As Bout Nears A (FrIoltrit :.~ ' - A MIo,...I S'ihlitul- $ 4) I r..'i% IR4AmU%Aen rinrinnAll I K;fbv 1 61 It"o-oolrin fron,oarcive I I). in) and in this case, It the Pirates beat the Philties. It included beer, cold cuts, sliced was the 17th victory in 25 games tomatoes, a face cloth, a cigar for the Pirates. and a stomach acid pill. lIeboer'stwrun single came That's what he found on his in the sixth off Steve Canton, stool Tuesday night after help- 14-14. Dyer's single capped thoto ing the Pi rates beat the Phila. rally. deiphia PhillIes 3-1 along Padres 6, Dodgers 4 with a lane of towels leading to Randy Jones tossed an eighthis locker, hitter to earn his 20th victory as "This is a 21-towel salute, I San Diego defeated Los Anguess," Dyer kidded. "These geles. Jones, 20-11, was 8-22 Last guys are crazy, no question." season. He joined the Mets' P4.n,.l '." in three months, pitched a Duffy Dyer got the royal three-hitter and Richie Ifebner treatment from the Pittsbu r gh singl ed ho me two runs to tielp I i) / - tes Moose, making his first staft By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager Alvin Dark unmoved. close with a two-out, two-run "It would be silly to be con. homer in the ninth. Blood Clots Found M " i tM'rtr,r, 17 I#, And LMorte 0 3) 7. ,, PI.iIAr$'IflhI4 ffhr%pnp 7 AN& .- of the evening with his 581), Jesse Cook 198-519, K. B. Williams Williams 185-452, Doug Lace 184, Ruth Bunk and Wanda Steffens 192.556, Harriet Jackson 192493, Ed Lee 193-604, Larry Dunlko 179, Joe Brtster 177455, Doris Harrison 178, and William Behrens 191-509, Ron Allman 190-549, Pete Phillips 188-531 and Carol 175-458. Gayle Sheafer spared the 2-7 and Larry Williams picked Slaughter 504 up the 5-10, Sharon Williams spared the 3-10 and fluzhard Cohen Deltona Pinbusters Mixed League -The o nl y 200 game was sparcd the 5-6 split. rolled by Norman Beckman 231-545. Second high ga me for the Barbour & Co. Mixed League- The high game was rolled by men was 188 which was rolled by f our men: Ben Kresfl 18&614, Ron Allman 214IJ Joh n was second with his M5-W, Bert Lange 188-499, Joe Wick 188-467, and Larry Valente 18&466. and Bob Locke was next with his 203-542. Other highs for the Highs for the women were: Barbara Knesel 172-468, OtI-.-e evening include: Buck Benton 195-629, Starr Hendricks 188-549, Westray17l477,GladysGranne1nh7..andEstei1e&haefer Alice Hendricks 187-505, Dot Lee 182-489, Tom Wheaton 176-603 170-438. The following spli ts were convert ed : Russ McCain 3-6-7- and Dottie Bretz 179-501. rrp 527 W'1 6th ____ Frhlfln Alt)efd.r A I THIRD A I AnQples TOday'sGamn 'Vnrk ISø.jypr 21 91 tr ue,,%ih.l 10 I?) Stars ''';i4Ur,, SECOND - I Ir., Arini 7 (flI'i7A flinhI 'I IfrM I .nii 1 I rri nrP,,', S Fthnn Ys A M,1Ap.' AIh,n,',ji Fidy FIor:4 ii lL'r -Ii Se,hcMijtpArr.qh,., s l I t An rm 7 r.#... t , Fler IA 'clinched division ltIp Tuesday's RsuIti 'f4 I ('h(4(Jfl 6 CAP Y4fl1rr M AI4AnI,, rMn 1 P'Iii'Ig)hj4 I , , ,,,, It U 'Y7ji 446 33 91 470 11 91 4 Al - — FIRST . . ' - is CA WEDNESDAy NIGHT ENTRIES -- 6SA II Shootu series of the day was that of rolled the highest game of an even 200. Bon nie Link's series of 523 was second. Other hIgl: Link U98), Sharren Vthlen 462, Mary Tucker 460-189, Mary G iles 451-163, AlIce Hendricks 446, Muriel Phillips 445-173, Sylvia Hittell 175, and Elyse 173. Early Toyato Mixed League- J. W. Dunlap Sr. and Hal Rich bo th ta ke credit for th e high game of th e evening with their 221 gain., each, Other 200 games were: Robert Gtlbo 213-618, Marvin McNutt and Georse Been. 210-M6 l4nul 71fl.A11 røcn't'thvlt, PHI 1l1flll 77 AA 454 19, I, west seen wnam Jim- more's hopes are dwindling set starting Thursday in Bos- since 1971. But they won't get its final 34 games to bypass the .309, 22 homers, 102 RH! inn 40 79 506 III I ss i ie' r."r" lops 1411 4(4 'I MflJIi AlIt, II) 170 047 Al 1 CV) P 7A) 711 "100(i A Ith MI IS A with MI A) hA (44) W I Pr? fl5 91 AA SAO Al ;i All 77 5l ii - . ( ,' East I 1m - ?O Kivers ELEVENTH - 1 finmnoo Pi'ri'? IC) 17 ft% I All SAIl ? AIM.,A Au' (4k) a ill inn I Ar,.ch. Shooting Stars League - High 1 A0 C) V A) 95 CV) P IS 61 III 70 NLUICY Rivers (527). Rivers also TWELFTH - I Frndni Aquerri' Na National Laau I' ifl P,f'Irr7 1a7) 7A An fir) Ii I) I)7) 7 B1 seball most ..j _ =%%...-.,,. It's Not Over Yet Weaver 's IN -- - get - . Auto center clearance sale ! ___________________________________________________ . to frighten THE CASE FOR two," ... - I - men, REPLACING YOUR PRESENT HEATING ... - ers - to N.C. State Guard Higgins Named Top, - - SY TEM NO'4V .,. - - a _ _____ '.' ________ ' ... - ____ ______ - _______ ... -- ____ _______ _________ - o -. ____ - ... - "FALL FURNACE CHECK" - - ------ - '' - -. - " - - $1 950 LIaI.Alai irig - Tars Host BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP)- Georgia picks 110.5. Florida gaIned 329 yards the Louisiana State allowed ground against North Carolina Texas A&M only one cornState and has taken the South-. pletion for 13 yards in six atConference rushing tempts to jwnp into the lead in lead from Kentucky. SEC pass defense with a 47ywd The Wildcats , leaders the average. Kentucky is second week before, managed 213 with a 63-yard yield. yards ago' .'t Kansas. Flori da keeps its lead In SEC Florida averages ns yards per game to Kentucky's 292. total offense with an average gain of 470.5 yar ds per game. Aubur n Is third with 267.5. ld Kentu ck y is second wi th 366.5. Alabamiia, meanwhile, he Clemson to only 65 yards to leap Tennessee advanced from sixth from seventh place to the top in totldrd on i ts 4 yards agai nst rushing defense. The Tide UCLA for a new average allows ar average of 135.5 yard I-,'per game. Kentucky is the SEC leader in Auburn gives up 149.5 and total defense after holding Kentucky 152.5. Kansas to 2(11 yards. The WildIn passing, Tennessee cataveraget(215.5istwoyarth collected 2W yards at UCIA to better than Alabama's average take the lead in pass offense yield per game. Ii.,,i,, t'IhI' vu n inc statistics were compiled average 193.5 yards per game by the SEC commissioner's ofto the 144.5 for the Gators. (ice in Birmingham. _ up - Time - • Improve your chances of winning in the 1975 Punt, Pass a Kick Competition by attondlg our free clinic. You'll got Important "how to" tips from e*perlenced footbail coaches. TogetlntopPak,just bring your parent or guardian In and sign up. It's free. You'll get a free Tips Book and you can attend the clinic. Hurr't Sign up fowl Registration Ends October 3 - 'I / - - W - steel belted tires, - - 41.. -- - - ?. - - - ,. - - -- — ant Steel. Features 2+2 blas belted constructon of polyester cords and steel belts. In the wide 78 series profile. Whitewall,, No trade-In required. 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It - 59.8 8 Mini-mount for stereo. - , • on I COME IN AND REGISTER NOW -- Low p rices - eastern K iC k c l ini c - - on retoluvin.1 NW rftPunt & __________ .1 - Youn sters 8-13, __ outhern 1.: - . - _;- SEC In i ' ' - • - - rf ALL TEMP - e f - - *m SERVICE INC. - N - - . of ki 66 ~ n — :' L±i - - 7n.. I Auto - - -. - - --_= - -e,='=-=., ,. - t: -- -----.--- ' -- - ---. -- ' ' 4- !_ .Lt. -- . - • .-_ 'u r Mon. Mon -St 8a. . m 9n m r•''' " S unday 1.5 p.m. 1.88 �- 17A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1975 Defendant Warned After ' Sights And Sounds Of America' In-Chambers Trial Judge Witholds Adludication In Drug Possession Ca$ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer I Hosemann made th e non-jury trial was granted. (eels the (our suspects had Joint possession of controlled sub. adm mitted to smoking 0 , as Combs said he bought the waste basket. statements Tuesday after a After bearing testimony and got two years weeks ee ee ago. t. and gave Christy told the court that to as"three day-long. in-chambers trial for the four men were on their , J uana oc some of them to each off the Combs lied under oath during I Circuit Court Judge A. J. Michael Christy, who said he to Fort Lauderdale to trade admitted other three men. He said cluisty Hosemann said Chrty Judge tiis testimony. Hosemann Jr. has withheld was a St. Peteriburg urban $3,000 %vo.-th of MDA bought in Prosecutors said charges Combs was given immunity Christy didn't own any of the that lie was arrested in Mexico —apparently didn't adjudication of guilt and sen- planner when arrested with Missouri for poun1s of against Gary Thomas, 21, of from further prosecution and MDA but asked to go along on In 1913 on marijuana charges anything from Mexico tence for a 23-year-old Ohio three other men by a state marijuana,' Judge Hosemann Middleton, Ohio, were dropped; testified Tuesday against the trip to Fort Lauderdale so and "spent seven months in a been using Illegal drugs." man accused of illegal drug trooper on 1-4 in April. ruled Christy had knowledge Pichard D. Lipmann, , of Christy. He identified a variety he could buy marijuana, rotten Jail" before his 6 year court indicated one factor possession and warned the the illegal drugs were in the Oxford, Ohio, pleaded guilty in of pills found in the auto prison sentence was overturned withholding adJudication f defendant if he violates "any Christy was charged with small foreign car stopped by county court to misdemeanor detailed how he, Lipman and During the trial a small "for health reasons." dri.g la ws in any state" during possession of MDA, an am. Florida Christy and suspending High Patrol Trooper marijuana possession and got Thomas had come to Florida portion of the next three years that he'll phe tanune, and a jury was P.C. W the white powder-like fence for three years was ri ght. two yc"rs probation; and with the MDA that Lipmann MDA in evidence was spilled be brought back to serve a fi',e. select2d for his trial Tuesday Christy claimed the Mexican disposition of the cases of thi Timoth) Lee Combs, 21 of bought from "a contact in onto a table in the judge's case was "a frame" He denied other three original year Florida prison sentence, before the defense motion for a defendant; Ilosemarin said the court Franklin, pleaded guilty to Missouri." chambers and swept into a dealing in illegal narcotics but in the local drug case. p0 U ie 0 Cr100 i i bus on an hourly rate from the provide the special service. Superior Transportation Co Laser sa i d,We'll Itrure out Orlando also wc rccoi' .liwthino 14P CAW vhnut eight r--r 6- - .SAvgIr I S1 V I - /7.w #A ev in . 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There are small Cross stitches or individual Lazy Daisy stitches you can scatter haphazardly across a surface for a decorative effect. Or you can use Couching or Trellis stitches to divide a space into miniature squares. These can be left as they are or filled wi th French Knots or Bullion Kno ts in the same or contrasting ( olors. If you like you can fill the miniature squares with Cross stitches or Stars or even if your sq uares are large enough Buttonhold circles. To give you an Idea of the variety of effects you can achieve, imagine a leaf fill ed wi th little Seed stitches. These sti tches needn't be identical and can be used to suggest sha pe and sha di ng. If all the Seed stitches are in a single shade of green, you can give - -'- -- JOHNSON & JOHNSON SI 1 BABY SHAMPOO LIMIT OW R Jim Ilk V Heics a CIUIIICV to win $.500i) for your favorite dessert recipe whether it's an ice cream, torte, znbaglione, deep-dish pie orany one-of-a-kind creation. The original and unique recipe should have a taste of its own, with a flavor complimentary to national cuisines from around The Sweetwater Women's Bowling League started off the fall season wltha lot Ofl the ball. I'Queen of the Week" award Went to Shelby Telese for wling 121 pins over her Dverage. Rita Roberts bowled a Whopping 209 In a single game Ind Mary Bailey bowled e 504 series with a 198 in one game. : : The Sweetwater team bowls avery Thursday at the Bowl - _ -7;-,,- i- ±_-- - ____ 7 I place to live in Alaska, don't L -- wish you would* state your opinion on this practice. COiTPY I worked for ' NOT CLEAR IN tranfcrred inc to Alaska 18 CLEARWATEILF1d. years ago. I've remained DEAR NOT: Wearing ANY be cause I like it, but the unearned symbol nf changes that have taken place achievement is dIs1ionei. here because of the oil boom are hethcr It's a Phi Beta Kappa disheartening. key, a purple heart or a brone Crime is rampant because so star. many are Jobless. The schools DEAR ABBY: I am writing Agape Players presensevangelizin through miIca1 drama with a patriotic theme. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ D are crowded, and too few people this for those waitresses who about the environment. don't seem to know which side We Alaskans welcome' their b"read ic hsiffardwi VII. nn people to our state who have I have never seen it fail, something to offer and will be Every time my husband and I sit down to order in a people who bleed the land, restaurant, the waitress looks destroy our wildlife, rip off our only at my husband and asks neighbors and make money him what he wants. She ignores here to spend elsewhere. Inc completely. ALASKAN lie is the only one who is 'J :ikptI f ho w,ntc u,n DEAR ALASKAN: All right, *IIUI tt 1,UILV. I now that is where the tip Club Notes Joy Of Stitching Margaret Wolf and Lawnna will be held at the First Beta Chi Hill. A social hour followed the Congregational Church of Women of the Moose held program. Winter Park, on the corner of The next regular meeting of their Publicity Chapter Night New England and Interlachen, Beta Chi Chapter, the Dlta on Sept. 8 with Senior Regent Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. in Kappa Gamma Society, will be Opera Atdltlons the church sanctuary. Those held Saturday at the home of Virginia Borem introducing Qualified vocalists are in, auditioning are requested to Katherine league in Oviedo. publicity chairman, Merline vited to attend open auditions prepare Dorton. two selections. This will be a tea honoring the for ENCORE OPERA — a new Accompanists will be provided new initiates. The address Is the Mrs. Dorton's theme was local opera company launched if necessary. For further in. Corner of Graham and "publicity makes people more by the Opera Gala Guild of The formation call Jeff Paison of Ilillcrct. The :rwtting begins knowledgeable on how to cope Florida Symphony. Auditions Orlando, at 3:30 pni. with modern day situations." ,s Guest speaker for the evening was Sgt. Beau Taylor of the Seminole County Sheriff's Dept. Taylor outlined the safety program he and other deputies CLOCKS are presenting in the county's schools. His talk was illustrated with a film and "special guest" Antiques P ' was Lester, a stuffed doll used I •l' in the safety program. Moose Women them variety by crowding many more stitches toward the midline of the leaf and scattering them widely at the outer edges. This has the effect of making the leaf look lighter around its border and deeper at the center vein. Another way to achieve this effect is to use a darker shade of green when you work your Seed stitches in the leaf center. When you use Seed stitch filling for petals, a subtle way to Indicate the flower's curved shape is to use a pale tone at the petal ends, deepening the color as you stitch nearer the flower center. As you grow more proficient, you'll find new ways to combine filling stitches and create your own individual decorative ef. feels. For instance, if you fill an area with Trellis stitch you might then use Satin stitches within the small squares of the Trellis. You also can create a design within a design by filling a large ornamental leaf with small (lowers and leaves. Filling stitches are a challenge to creativity; the more imaginatively you rise to the challenge, the more individual your finished piece will be. _ __ Dear Elsa, Is the Split stitch used only for outlines or to raise the edges of Long and Short stitches? M. U.J. Dear M.U.J., The Split stitch is a very effective and firm stitch for outlines but it can also be used to' fill designs completely. In "Heritage Embroidery," I used it to fill the entire body of a leaping hound. E.W. the world. The $5,000, as well as an opportunity to participate in an Academy Award-type presentation In San Francisco, is the grand prize in the third annual international recipe competition sponsored by Seagram's V.0. Previous awards were for hors d'oeu%Te and one-dish supper recipes, To qualify, your dessert recipe entry must list all the Ingredients and proper measurements in order of use, and give clear directions for your method of combining and. or completing the recipe. Dish or pot size, temperature t where necessary), and time for preparing, cooking or baking must also be included, as well as yield in terms of the number and size of servings, Gourmet cookbooks will be awarded to the 25 semifinalists. The five finalists will Sweet water Bowlers, Woman's Club Meet t I f you don't have a job and a approaching its 200th birthday, 35 , Future - from Howard Miller Later, Mrs. Dorton presented the senior regent with a check from the publicity Committee to be sent to Mooseheart, the child City. Committeewomen present were: Thersa Kenn, is Lizabeth Avert and Florence Williams. Grandfather and . - 1) I11,* ,',tj I Three candidates initiated were: Janette Gurber; io -----..---- .-.-,-----------=--.-=_-----.- - I ,-' ----.. ------- Recipes, typed or legibly written in Ink, should be sent to Seagram's V.O.dessert Con. test, P.O. Box 300, Church Street Station, New York N.Y. 10046. Additional Information and full contest rules may be obtained at the same address. 'Become the original owner % fi t i i re I i antique. 1' " ZQdeu ecn put spend January 20-23 in San Francisco as the guests of Joesph E. Seagram & Sons Inc. This will include deluxe hotel accommodations, first-class airfare, all for two persons, and $300 cash to cover incidentals. The contest winner will be announced at a dinner party at one of San Francisco's world. famous restaurants. Each contestant is limited to a single entry. To be eligible for judging, all entries must be pcstmarked no later than midnight, Nnv. 15. Chimes, Brass Weights And Pendulum Bob. - Westminster Chimes. Brass Pendulum HLJ11 I 1;1!1 your name on it. XHoward Miller Clock A-. L..--------Choice Of Cherry, Maple ,_" tmerlca Lanes in Sanford. Sweetwater Oaks Women's Springs. Guest speaker will be According to League secretary club was held at the Malsonet Fran Carlton, physical fitness Marge Brown, three more Jardin in Altamonte Springs instructor of television fame. women from the Sweetwater with the president, Mrs. Jack Plans were put Into effect for area are needed to complete the Johnstoi, welcoming over the upcoming annual Christmas 10 teams. Any interested bowler members and guests, Bazaar to be heid In December may obtain further Information as well as setting up workshop The Women's Club meets on by calling Ms. Brown, Other dates. League officers are president the second Wednesday of every Rae Martin and vice-president, month with the October The October meeting will Ginger Clifton. meeting scheduled for Oct. 8, at begin with a social from noon Lord Chumley's Pub until 12:30. Luncheon and meeting the first of Restaurant in Altamonte business will follow, The Grandmother Wall .Dessert Recipe Could Win $5,000 Prize S - of A "' wo I 1.83 , -2 7'- re Part Of - 'Raw ~ i~ Also Cheryl Armondi, Diane vention for Democratic Butler, Betty Doyle, Debbie Women's Clubs of Florida are Attorney Kay Randolph-Back, at Holt, Mich., Mildred Ran. Partlow, Arlene West, Linda the following delegates from do!ph had the pleasure of Miss Sherry Golden, Oct. 4 McKibbin, Frances Morton, the local club: Myrtle Grdick, sharing festivities with her brLeelect of Blair Kitner, was Mary Blair, Karen Shumaker Peggy Hattaway, Katherine grandson on his first birthday. guest of honor at a and Fran Jones. Gehr, Frances Jackson, _____ miscellaneous bridal shower Vir gi ni a Mercer, Ann Brisson, Sept. 18, at the Loch Arbor Val Colbert has been so busy Pip Slaback and Marie Fitz. A family reunion honored — home of Mr and Mr C t ..U1, L4. J. 1141 t1), WI uuivr projects, We patricx. II, Morton. Host -. •' Little Miss BPW contest Hostesses were 86th birthday at the Altamonte ' Today's embroidery artist owes an enormous debt to the gifted needlcwomen of the past who created so many of the stitches we use today. There's no limit to the variety of the Filling stitches which come to us from the fanciful flowers and leaves of the Jacobean Trees of Life. The simplest of all are the small individual Seed stitches 0111 ' __ - t _V! Our Heritage of itinerant militar , who are living off r kers w ho come here to k omen did not buck and take it back to their seem the slightest bit emfamilies. barrassed to be wearing the The number of unemployed sym bol academic men in Alaska is staggering. achievement that they them. ase give your -xs did not carn, readers the following Now that Phi lk-.td Kappd jot) sceKers L I By ELSA WILLIAMS 00 041 so 00 of so 00 66 00 so 99 PLEASE. .- - Filling Stitches you do thlntjs rkjht 00 :: .1 00 .5( _______ - S•S•S•II••SISSS•••S••I•.•S..S..... i•_•.s.SSSI•I..S....... SSSS5SII.S.S.I I tii:i.a helps on .5 :-...: she was being honored at a many nights as they tem- Mahoney. advice to women preparing to was smart, she would pay a are Judy Kwiatko dinner darce at Deltona Inn porarily became actors and Sherry's chosen colors, blue vacation, Lucky Val! She won a Hattaway, Beverly Freeman relatives attended from San. go on a man-hunt: Forget little attention to the woman, Country Club on Saturday night ac tresses. They donned wigs and white , were carri ed out because she's usually the one ford, Apopka, Plymouth, Alaska! four-day west coast trip and Kay Ohirich. and to please bring her and other appropriate attire the refreshments and decor,inthrough DEAR ABBY: In the fo ur radio station WTR.R' who decides w here they dine. Orlando, Oviedo, Winter husband. On t he afternoon of and portray ed a nurse, woman Several lively bridal games weekly disc Jockey contest. have IIvet in Florida, I LEFTOUT Anna Mac Wells, Sara Brown Garden, Altamonte Springs, )ears I the event, each wife received a patient, children, surgical entertained the guests. have seen only one person DEAR LEFT: Don't blame Later on, and she and her husband, and Mrs. Charlie Johnson spent Casselberry Longwood. • pink sweetheart rose corsage. patients and others to the wearing a Phi Beta Kappa key the waitress for turning to the Attending were Mrs. Lydia John, will spend the four days a week in Franklin, NC., where About 20 doctors and their delight of all attending. who has actually earned it gentleman for th e order. It', Golden, Sherry's mother; Miss at Bayshore Yacht and Bath they enjoyed the mountain life. KathIee and Bill Reynolds himself. However, on other wives turned out for cocktails, The committee in charge of Lydia Golden, her sister; Mrs. Club near Indian Rocks customary for him to order for Beach. Anna Mae also spent a week plan to attend the Southeastern luscious hors d'oeuvres, a steak arranging the restive partY Lydia Williams, her grandoccasions, I have seen women bo th the lady and himself. with her sister, I)ot Meredith, Regional dinner and dancing. Included the following med ical mother; and Mrs. Phyllis Locksmiths wearing Phi Beta Kappa keys However, she should ask the Planning to ha ve fun while at Rainbow River. Association convention Oct. 9-12 on charm bracelets, Highlighting the affair was a doctors: Clyde Meade, Frank Kitner, mother of the prospeclady ( firstt if she wants more convening at St. Petersburg at the Sheraton Towers, comical f ilm, which several Clontz, Jerry Robinson, Torn tive brIknr,. On ir.quirv, I learned that coffee. the ud, 16-18 at the state conWhile visi ti ng her daughter, Orlando. aboard the Midway, was given With 13 years experience in the Job. He is presently the South Vietnamese Air assigned to the Naval Training Force, training in that country Equipment Center in Orlando. and the United States, he The ceremony, which took served as squadron operation place at the Greater Sanford officer, 1971.75. Chamber of Commerce, was He passed hit FAA private video-taped for showing to the pilot written test in July in St. Midway crew. Major Bung Ly Petersburg and would like to expressed, in English, his have a flight rela ted job, such gratitude to the USS Midway as airplane mechanic, air "because they helped us while terminal control, pilot or crew we were there and now to chief, but is not too hopef ul as receh this will me, I will be be real4zes there are many U.S. able to have a small car and pilots retiring out of the ser. apartment to set up life in vices Looking for work. ::. _______________ - ________ _______ Largen, Fred Weigand and Pedro Bachrach. Medical Assmiation Auxiliary members entertain their doctor husbands annually at a di nner in observance of National Doctor's Day. In retribution, •several doctors decided to for untiring Engraved invitations were - 46 SANITARY NAPKIN HAIR SPRAY __ 14lIUIy. i::. E* _______________ t..,n. -. I ' , I Doctors Honor Medical I R(G __ 1 41 LOOK S . - •'• P In And Around Sanford 1 v. niv rn-12 u LIMIT 2 SIX PAKS LIMIT ONE ASSI S S , -, O .L u . . C LA debb S our nation i sLiggering to Its 200th Dtrthday America" presents a meaningful alternate course for America ns. Th is is a group th at desires to give our country some lasting values beyond 1976! REG. . Vietnamese Flier Gets I FIDUT 10 MIS Courage $ . TOOTHPASTE - - Continued from page IA) America." Eglin Air Force Base. At this A letter from Captain point they were sponsored by Chambers of the Midway stated members of the staff of Littio.- that the major's litde "Bird Red School House in Sanford Dog" plane is now on per and moved to Central Florida. manent display at the Naval Ini tial at tempts to locate the Aviation Museum at Pensa cola. family and turn over the $2,500 Mayor Lee Moore of Sanford fund collected by the crew were also took part in the ceremony, unsuccessful, but two months welcoming the major and his later the American Red Cross wife Van N Bich Tran and lo,ated the family and children, Nhan, 6; Nghl, ; ar rangemen ts were made for Hang,4; Nhung,3and20month the presentation. old Danh. lbe crew of the Midway The check could not nave requested the check be arrived at a more opportune presented by a carrier-qualified time as the major is still trying naval a viator and Commander to locate a job to sp'rt his PA II i wu •u I F ____________________________ 90 ."'15tatcmoral collapse and spiritual bankruptcy, and that in many ways Americans are looking to the Bicentennial for help In rescuing th em (rota th is dilemma. "Sights and Sounds of ______ . l__ y PF" -- — ---. —. number over people, with four national tours and a weflstaffed home office in Orlando. The Agape' Players have traveleci everywhere, from little country churches to the giant Mid-Ainerica Sunday School Convention; from New York to New Zealand; from Canada to Mexico. V1 - - mile walk to school, Layer said and Allan F. Keeth, said today paren ts sti ll can provide their he is now in favor of pr oviding OC) busing own transportation for the this area children. "and in any area for safety reasons " The "possibility" of the ' S ky I ark Ilom eow ners Sim said he is still in favor of Association renting their own courtesy busing for the area. U1) UIIIIXI AVING$ l)EAR ABBY: Th is is in response to "Looking in St. Paul," who wanted to know where she and a friend could find eligible men. don't steer them to Alaska. True, there are ma ny inenuphere, but they are either _____________________ --- ti — I— #return to the faith of their founding fathers. inn 16.; i o national and of busing of these pupils, in light of seconded two weeks ago his recommended "safe" board members Davle Sials t:;__ lh. - But if the board changes i ts Board Chairman Robert G. mind and grants La yer's "Bud Feather, who opposed request to pr?vent courtesy th busmg motion made and Put' t',,v fr,,,,. 'lA, IIII 4 A Alaska NotHappy Man Hun ng 1.__________I _____ The Agape'Players l3itenttnnlal tour is a group of 21 college-age young people from all over th e Uni ted States and Canada. Each of th e Players has a definite purpose: to share through song, drama, and testimony, th e need for Americans to 1,11 INP - Four of the board members are expected by Oct. i tt these are to "relieve some of who could be con ta ct ed by the pressure" on the more than telephone today said they are in 100 regular routes to the favor of providing the courtesy county's 39 schools, busing at this time, 1.3 *affluarw 'ThiCtUl Evenintl Herald, Sanford, Ff. Wednesdav, Sept. 24,1975--16 _____ ' _______________________________________________ - S ALE SA Air SAVINGsL I-A) - - _______. SALE•SAVINGS.SAI Saf e, Layer Says I Continued From Page ______- Drama Scheduled For Sanford patriotic musical extravaganza Iö5jg} ui - M US1`6cal The internationally known Agape, Pla era will present the and Sounds f America" 7bursday evening, at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The program is free — a love offering will be en. . "Sights and Sotmcjs0f11.j growth from the first Thanksgiving through today. Utilizing .1orful contuming, drama and their own original musical arrangements, the Players take you for a close look at America and her.heritage. Thk Unique presentation features excit 1 " moments from the old St. Louis fair, colorful antics by the Keystone Kops, stirring in, and a special salute to "Old Glory." : - - WOMEN . Pine or Oak Ca Your name in brass on this heirloom, alongside the official registration plate. Extra thoughtfulnes', 01111/ by Ilcu (lid elegant ofrerti %1t1kr. CegtlUf FURNITURE Sanford's NewI Larq,I. Finest — James Trippiti — Owner OPEP4DAILY4 WD.9-12 rvch Av,t. Ph 3331410 Sarilor,J - .-- -.------- �26 - Evnlng Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Sept. 21. 115 cook Of The Week All PURPOSt - L WAr Food Treats BYJF.APdPA1TESON RUM CAKE D1g mxn ines ,- . - .-- - will be th e . .LIl _. •• -.-. . ____________ t i• ____ — ____________ F ______________ ___ . Annette, wife of Sanford _____________________________ surgeon Dr. Kenneth W ing, and ___________ - Susan, 16, Michael, 10, and Jona than, J°" "organizing things wi th a bunch of girls. It 's such fun planning and pnng And of course, it F- .' . 4 '•. I -.____ . . • 'r[. . - _______________ __________________ .. . ____ .....- -. , 5UC5S, its even . ____ ki. -• - __________ , of entertaining, but finds with her husband working a doctor'a ,• 4. . — .. . unpredictable hours, Informal .kk . and cocktail parties are more practical. Annette only became "domesticated" after she was married, learning most of bet culinary secrets from an old cook, Lily. She does all her own patio parties . .- . - - r .- -. • . . . -' cooking now and wKile she firlds preparing three-times-daily rnt.a15 ra ther routine, she really 1. -- L. enjoys trying her hand at something new; something : . - • - ______ .) . _ F ... --' ----- ..-....... ' mallots ___ her own hornoe and will give Mutual Concert Assoc iation - - mustard - . - - - •. 1 tealP000 paprika Place all ingredients in mixing bowl or large jar and .- - - W . . .. .. ton occwionally. Leave from & 4 Up, Papua 48 hours. to serve, drain stuffed green olives Blend cheese and butter. Sift mushrooms well it in ficur, salt and paprika. Mri garnish plat ters of cold m ,•....-. - eluded for readers with a tooth. "It's a beautiful recipe." enthuses Annette. "This c turns out perfectly every . - -- ingredients. Form in small balls and bake at 350 degrees until brown. OLIVE CHEESE NUGGETS 1 cup shredded sharp cheese i lb. New York t i c up soft butter cup shift ed flour L Up. sail i'i cups oil ' cup white wine sinegar salt and pepper 2 teaspoons French -. rec .. .•.. —- - Her / PRICES GOOD THROUGH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1st. Publ'ox 'It form dough around olives us a I dough for each oli ve. aken on ungreased coOk bee( at 400 degrees about 12-15 minutes, or until golden brown. to PUNCH — - - . DOLE .. ruwvc Whigihares rum cake, born d'oeuITeg recipes with Herald reaiers . f Wis. Plus Deposit Mall Liqu,r • 'w ' - ' Ipack $129 1201. Cans Limit 4 1 '4 7 - . - - T B = e A 'U 8 oz. STEAKS AW 0 fog m st ' Leg'OLamb................ Armour Star Mk,oCu,. $ p leef Ribs Brisket...,.,,89 Chunk$ 1' lb ' I-lb Sliced Bacon .............. pig • Swift Pr.mium BonsI.ss (light & dark meat in).) 7-lb ,, 2” Turkey Roast............ e. 112 Swift Promium B.n.l.ss (all dork m.ot a t Turkey Roas ......... ... CaINocy MARGE WILLIAMS 322.1812 Sa n ford - -. WALL HEATING. ; T If ' DRAPERIES iiI\ q' H i tsp. Pepper 'i cup Whole green onions, - - On all our Norman's of Selisbury custom . - drapes and bedspreads. Unusual and hard to fit windows our specialty. VaIance, matching bedspreads. Hundreds of fabrics available. Come in and see ow, selection. PAlMIST 514 3161 Del foria HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL "FAMS Li p s • ova . MmAca 0. susisj; Loolowcoo IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME *314403 "MRS $A.M.-I PAL 4DAYS CI.s.H iwu*yi Whole lift readings: 5$ with this adi CALL fur AF"OINTMENT - -- down the grocery aisle if you read the food IA-1s. Current Food and Drug Administration regu1at1otii will require fJ manufacturers who pr-ornate the nutritional value of their products to provide nutritional iriorTr.stjon on their pncages. These new labeling regulations are design ed to help you - Sanfords Finest OPEN 9A11.y 10 6 WED. if SAT. lot Evening ir SnIord 1301) 313 *2)0 . 4-..,s,. 89 4-.'pip. 2HERITAGE 0 79, "a' 79' $7.., , Swift Promium Shc.d Bologna or ' C ooked Salami ......... Seafood Treat, Tasty Proz.n lbs. lbs. kallops.......... 4 Small Shrimp............ PORK Smoked Sausage 4 lbs. $425 SA VE9c Fruit Cocktail 9 . 1" $125 ---- BEEF-LAMB-PORK-POULTRY OVER 75 MEAT ITEMS IN STOCK If We Don't Have What You Want We'll order III PHONE 322-2374 TUES., OCTOBER 1sf — -'----. '\ WE ACCEPT / ) U.S.D.A. FOOD 9"1 blade STAMPSI 791 I a Qu.s B..f Plot. 79 ProTen" l'lavo,fuli.on'I•'s Beef for Stew............ . '1" Publlxi'h,PIocefo'8ef SWIFT'S I) PREMIUM PROTEN GOV T. L[i* 1~1 , SAVE 8c, Aunt Jemirna heien 10;1 BlueberryWaffles.............. ph SAVE 6c, Suitoni's Fivaen ',' lasagna SAVE llc,Turk.yL Gravy, Chick.n& Dumplings. B..l Slow or Salisbury St.ok, Banquet's Fvoz.n I ast . plom ium P#oT@n Boneless B..f (English Cut . .1 11i;jIi;' t x TF#A -ii'411 Gr-eenSt.amps Swift Premiu rn ion.l.ss Lwte Powt F{iir P.i-f.ctforPotatoSolad. U.S.:) 3.1b. can lb. t.p.uW.d 1. 9 ess e Juky Jnht 'ippl.s 3 £ rir,Ct ,O, wvuuh,eSe edless • ' Tropicana Brand Pur. Florida (your choice) Orange Juice p.rlb. 69' . J..*cIng Or w.Ou5 Tasty Tomatoes...... 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"V mn lot FUN SIZE SNICKERS. 3 MUSKETEERS OR - MILKY WAY wq 1-lb. bag W Rice Medley P'S 39( lnButteISOuCI Gro.nGsanl S AVE Broccoli Spears ................ 2 &, 89 SAVE 29C.InCh..sa Sauce, Gt..flGb0!L Cauliflower...................... 2 pe, 89, Bkde Eye Frozen 9-01 39 French Cut Beans................ SAVE 20c, Mrs. Fouls Family Fob F,o..n Chuck Shoulder Roast.. Ib with I SAVE 24c,Sato Lee Almond or Rospboit"y hoten Fish Sticks.......................... SAVE lOc,Troasuqid.Frozen tintit ni-al Is 510$1 tat ii'$i !siitifllrI ''!"P,t aa,asSui *it'. ah.'iIltirm.nnirs 'if5r 'II w 89' 1 hen and..n.un sttti sertos Skl IFSI here B t I4OLLS , 59: I .. Imperial Oven Roast .. Roast, in s.) Ground Beef 1R1Rt8(IRO . • ' Buff et Suppers.................... (23c Off Short Ribs . -- t $129 Chuck , I / • ,; i INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE tarn A 61n bftfrrr ,is • . pI, Short Ribs S Urn,-. an.tk,-r sas to Sm,- r,,•• pit Tip Roast.................... rdslr pa4 . SAVE 20c, 04. South Blackb.rryor P each Frozen Cobblers.................. Try This . Delicious B..I Round in .. 4F a ' 1 99' 51b. Box F 'W . - . .. ,1, ea............... Chuck Roast.............. Backs Sam's Portions ' • $129 Rib Steak Great For Bar we —'--- Rom Out Fer Fod Dept. Tosty Beef Loin or Chicken m,* h .,nd do menkunt. 1rra,.f ra'nn'; c' to.rt hr ss wised ma hand, Itne And just as mrus'al,Ir, th.. old Anwnt h..mlrnr r , as to -,tr,'.w611vio 1 L.un.M.atyi.efFull- Cut Flavorful Loan M&aly , ' '2" Sirloin Steak ............ OUfl AT %SSlRT - A Gr*oI Ytoal! B*#I Loin 9S $6 At the I'I}4 istternat.wi him in St 1,uri. htwir.ts 89 DEOOU , • "'Selected Baby Beef lbs. / Sa.,tr 99 I U BREADED f FWI)S 4 „, eferg0nt — .4 S.af.od Treat. Tasty P..kd & D.v.ln.d $3 95 Butter Quarters.................. .,. 99 303 cans Mackerel Fillets........ " 79 $4 95 RKM 146. ,.t . (IO+ounl) lbs. Shrimp ............. 4 •, . D'Cjql af 59' :iiie.............. Swift's1.gukro.UghflySoltedSwootCim '1" ' Copeland Franks....... 3 ' YEAR . B..fSty $550 Pineapple Cottage Cheese....'' 59c a1.ohfast Club (twin-podi) I.1 Soft M Margarin e.................. t ' 59' I 89' Ru.bin's SIic.d Coined 80.f or PRICES GOOD THROUGH By Appointment HWYHWtitlitSf1 Milt (Bit 041-4 $ New York Sharp...................FAI (Mok.a Ham & Swiss sandwich) Kraft's Slk.d - ' Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold Ex - " SAVI1O,P4orth.qn' While A,,j,d 0(1111 NbJ L 19L. Kraft's Signature Lab.IOiunk 4 1' - 01100~ I FURNITURE, INC. 519 ( 85 ' Smoked Sausage.... Apartments I ' 5 P&I (S.rv. with Pancakes) Brown Country so Commercial, Residential hil deere T" Hepar.............. I '" W*SNoy LIII IT 6 PLEASE 59 Instant Cof fee ............ Ise 4..s Beef Liver .................... Roth's Stith -Stylo Braunschweiger 3 7be road to good nutrition lies CA*DRUDI$O1.CRYSTAL $*U. IEAD,J.QI AtIacnri?e Springs Longwood HILDA RICHMOND ____ PAST— PRESENT_FUTURE 8349212 SHIRLEY MILLET 834 9212 Forest City Homes, Offices, Hamburger Helper.. SAVE 4c, B.tty Croclior's Croam or Cli..,. Sauc. SAVi Bc, in':us JAR) N.icol. Lifl%itlWthOth.,PUrchaI.sOf$5o(MOIe cluding All Tobacco Products. Swift Premium Tru.T.nd., Sliced U Read The Label MADAM KATHERINE SAVE 4c, Betty C.ock.r's Chili, Gee,, B..f NoodIas.ch..s.bug.ro.Lasagna t,ram n'I.liThln SHIRLEY COOPER 8349212 Cassef berry-Winter Springs Tomato Ketchup ...... 'it' 79i .......5 scuits U Groat foe a Cook.0utl Tasty L?? '1 Stewed Tomatoes..3 Instant Tea 319pI 4 Turke 3-01 .............. . pe. 49$ or Chicken ...y BREADED PURE 2O%f 00(6 Bi • 49 can SAVE lOc, Great with Hamburgers, Hunt's Turkey Roast ............ P&I .'3" Cold ' Tomato Paste............ s. Swift Pr.mium Ai,.o,t.d Sliced (P.pp.roni, Hard Salami or G.noo Salami) fo N.. -' can Hormel Wieners........ .1" .. .4 tip Salt designed for easy adaptability. Be a5sured of an un. 1007 Sanford Ave. W tyl - 29' f Pillsbury M N.wZ.olandQu,ckFyoi.rt ve Fish 'N Batter.....4 ' — .ra 140 foo BUTTERMILK OR SWEITMILK. TASTY et F ? SAVE $c,HunI, Rich, Thik Dokl.Frssh so ? '1 Tomato Sauce........ 3 Wisconsin Ch..s. Ba, Turkey Breasts,,,,, lb. Custom Made - SAVE 23,Hunts Flay 3 rfuI dod Big-Eye SWISS ...................... 7 07. PORTIONS 1t GoldenCorn............ 3 psg. .. Spare Ribs,.......30 1b.. $1395 ' Clood Sundays.... Sliced Mozzarella .............. Canned Hams • 99 Fried Chicken............. .. $ 2II, Ev.rybody's Fovoril. hash-Baked I Pumpkin Pie ............is, 9 teaks thinly sl ced I tsp. Baking soda *i Scramble eggs, set aside. tsp. Salt Fry baccn until done, but not l can Cnishdpineapple crisp. Set aside bacon. Reserve (I5.i 01.) 1 cup Shredded coconut 4 01. 1 Saute chopped onion In STEAKS drippings. Cream margarine and sugar ,0'. Add rice; fry. I until light and fluffy. STEAKS Add soy sauce, salt, and Add eggs; mix well. Stir In pepper. banana Add eggs, bacon, and green STEAKS Sift together flour, baking O11I01&S. 1001. powder, baking soda and salt. 4'! Makes 1. servings STEAKS Add to creamed mixture' mix ALOHA LOAF well. ftL _111111011k_ Jr Fold in undrained pineapple cup Margarine or ? : and coconut. butter I) nt o and flowed 2 cups Sugar 90-inch loaf pans. lEggi Bakeat35odegreesF., I hour . 1 cup Mashed ripe and 10 minutes or until tests LEAN MEATY PORK banana done. ' 4 cups Silted flour Remove from pans to cool. 2 tsp. Baking powder Makes 2 ki%Pc pineapple, and festively Loaf and other pineapple spiked forgettable Hawaiian exbedecking Fried Rice, Aloha funds with fresh orchids. perience. Order Del Monte'c __ AGU your own singing and the IAiau booklet by sending your LOS E 'J!rceremonial hula dance. Then name and address, along with FAST. ______________ subdue your guests Into a 25 cents to cover postage and tt')picaJ atznsphere by serving handling to: Del Monte Kit. -Mai-Tai Pur,'F. using un- chens Luau Recipes, De part. FOV'FRIEE CONSULTATION sweet?ned pIeap:e juice. merit 378, P.O. Box 9009, - Young and aid ii-i's find your Clinton, IA, 52732. Hawaiian a d v e n t u *e Offer good while supply lasts. swu-uru.,,t memorable, Del Monte Corporation HOT HOUSES FRIED RICE simplifies the festive affair Are For Flowers NOT PEOPLE even further with a new 3 Eggs, slightly beaten booklet, Luau Favorites and I Bacon slices, cut Island Recipes. The booklet Into L1" pieces General Electric Features a wide varicty of luau i up Bacon drippings recipes plus craf t and party 14 cup Chopped onions ioeas. n recipes are designed 5 cups Cioked ilce System for Parties of 12 to 15 or more 'i cup Naturally brewed persons. They use convenient soy sauce PLUMBING H . Ready.lo-tok.-out Southern on 39' '' SAVE 1OC, Del Monte Wboj.Kernel SAVE 6c, Grandma Bown's 43c Home Baked Beans............... SAVE 6c, Dimly Moor , Beef Stew ...........................89 . SAVE lOc. With Boons, l.gula, o.Hot 49c Hormel Chili......................... SAVE 16c Glad Large 79c Garbage Bogs .................... . Beef Bologna ............ 9 With last, of Gadic this Pork & B...I, Sliced Cooked Salami.......... '" 9 Health Salad.............. Del Mon ico Steaks NJ RedCabbage ............ Kitchen-Froth (10.12 LB. AVERAGE) fl V&OmQ Wagon hosless ',m4Ihe,I O10 ?yie igh Ned lUre and Aloha Loaf, garnished with orchkls, give a sanipIlng of fesUv; Hawaiian foods. Oct. 1st, 1975.... - C.ar..._n 'dwsk ................... i - IrfIbad, vm~T* TastyShc.d '." Fresh-Mad., Ham, Chkk.n or Egg Salcd. •- :'ç SAVE 10C,Gr*.nWOOd Hunt's Delicious R.gulor or Flavorful Slec.d Cooked qvoiis. Roast Beef ................. lb 7 8 - Newiithe neghbothood? $1 00 Dutch Loaf................. lA - ) 5lied Beets..................i..' 39' Thru Wednesday Garden Peas...........3 D1Mont. Whol. or Soosonod Green Beans........ D.I,csous Sliced Poltsh Loaf or '2 ' Electra-Sol .................. . III" 68 $349 5 Schlitz 3 I, I - Beer Or Aut,matk O,onulot.d Dish D.torg,nt _4- Flavors 2$-si Plne.Sol ...................... , Prices Ef'foctivo: callada Di v i P4 I I Gal Wine Inc nerain Services Hawaii this year , Why not' Host an island fast, better known as a luau, in your own backyard. It's an ingenuous way to show off your hospitality. Traditionally, luau food is served all at once with no forks or spoons, but plenty of greenery, flowers and fresh fruits. The main dish Is the kalua pig In an "imu" or underground own. Del Monte Kitchens suggests conveniently substituting a succulent Kalus Pork Roast, garnished with % 76 SAVE I Oc (lOc Off Label) Coons, Disinfects & D.odorIs.s SAVE 26c, DilMonte Early Swift Premium Bon.kss (all light moot Island Feast Keeps pirtot /1 —' (H1 Almaden . 3 lemons 1 qt 1 lb. sugar 1 tsp. vanilla 89' Thurs., Sept. 25th SAVE6C,Gmnw..dPirkl.d OF OUR -- • ,..4' 'a.; - shares with several hors d'oeuvres ipes which have won compliments at for the Membership Reception, Annette reminds us — but she does hope as many members as possi ble will attend 1 .iJ with flair.00, As Cook of bbe . Week, she members a glimpse of the treats in store for them at the Membership Reception and Champagne Ball. No invitations are being sent I; -i —- . — .•') - -• . -. I . _. - • . - EK CELEBRATING 2 quartz strong coffee 2 cu ps simple syrup (1 cup water and 1 cup sugar boiled together 1 quart homogenized cayen ne pepper 1 c up flour pecan halves Cream butter; add cheese, then salt, pepper and flour. Roll milk into balls and press half pecan I quart vanilla Ice on each ba ll to flatten. Place on cream Cooke sheet and bake in 30 Make cuffee and smiple S) degree over f or 15 minu tes. in advance and have chilled.. Makes about 4O biscuits. Mix all liquid ingredients In SAUSAGE BALLS I large punch bowl. Spoon Spoo Ice CORNELIUS cream on top and serve un. 3 cups Bisquick mediately. 1 cup New York sharp 1AR!NATEDMUSHJ)4% cheese, grated It, lbs. button mushrooms i lb. sausage 2 ahleinnne vhgur,#.j4 -Place bowl of grated cheese chives in larger bow of 2 tablespoons chopped Dole Pineapples.. 3 SAVE 13c (l3c Off Lab.I) Genii* To Your Hands I Clubfa%odbe) In her own home, she love the intimate dinner party f or m a: SAVI4C,Sik.d.Otunk.qOush,4 Palmolive Liquid...... wess' snap. have ice moulds I stick butter prepared ahead to float in i cup sugar punch. ' cup rum COCKTAIL CHEESE ' cup wa ter BISCUITS Boil a few minutes. The cake 1 stick bolter wifl sink when u poured (do not su'U(u te ) on. i t set in pan minu tes 1 cup sharp yellow before turning Out. New York cheese, CEEMOCHA shredded I Isp salt I. Tj 4-... ...i PIn.appl. Juice ........ . s 90 SAVE lc, Dot. Pin.oppl. Pinli Grapefruit Drink.. 89' I uBIJx(!degIfaMJa RUMSAUCE Zr - 0.1. D.Mcleus Tasting / YY 1 H . , three children c up Wesson oil 2 quarts ginger ale 7 cup water Squeeze and reserve juice. 2 Boil sugar and water for five i small package Instant minutes. Add vanilla, almond ddig vanilla extzact, lemon juice and strong Mix ingredients and pr into tea. When cold, add 1 pin t cold bun pan wi th cup nuts in wa ter. mIX IX the base. the bottom. Bakeal325degrees Forpunch,addjfj for one hour. Pour sauce over juices to taste. Just before cake. seing add ginger ale for a - bo th Reception on Ckt. and the Ball on & A charming hostess and Competent Organizer and cook, she U suited to this double responsibility. "And besides; miles Anneu "1 will have help of some wonderfid women. ow p, I Publix ' Oiampae of 5. almond ract frucup strong tea it juice t taste 4 . . Association's Membership mother — 1 Yellow If Mrs. Kenneth organizing 5 . Seminole Mutual Concert lAnnette) Wing ir 01 - As second vice president o( Association, Concertgoers Await Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1975-16 Oc.ot Alt.. Dlnn., Snaslis, S..I,.,I fl.poeI Twin-Pops............................ 79 Sunshin.Ctoc,rs Honey Grahams.................. ' ' 75 Sunshins Tasty C.,.aI 1 Shredded Wheat................ 45( -. .....•.............. Pubka, 124nch I Akm)uamFoll 9 I'I SSSflfl _ I ISiS, ------- Publix SEMINOLE PLAZA— CASSELBERRY JWGreenStamps 0 J"Aree -..-.-.--......,..,-..,- ins, ... I mi . I S ..., — pit W.Usworth'sXosh.r -...-.'.-..-.--...'--.. (.nusPock) t or With Le Off Coner V.g.tobI.i..l. Countryoi Italian V.gitcabk. Upton Soup . ___________ Ce flees........Oee.SeOaS a ease Ch".. Choc. Molt.. Variety . fleeeeeaeOSSeeefl a__see S5* SS . eeeefleenaeseeeee.aenan_a �r -7 T. 48—Evening Herald Sanford. Fl. Wednesday, Sept. 24 IM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. STORE HOURS NEW IIP (AU STORES) MONDAY - rEEF SATURDAY ft A 9A*K 7 JPECNPLE W-D Brand does not liare quality to chant.. The Beef P.ople sell only steaks or graded CHOICE by U.S.D.A. meat specialists . 1> r roasts AL - SUNDAY , 7 7 1, if [3 j 4 shield of assurancol to customers who 7 ;GOVERNMENT GRADE U j i At I'l beef to CHOIC 9AJVL - 6 P* AL . like -- . the* be consistently good in flavor and tend@ Wednesday, Sept. 24, IflS-58 00 -- alai S AV Quantity Rights PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Reserved W INN-DIXIE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT Thurs., Sept. 25 thru Sat., Sept. PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES 27 BREVARD ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, AND COLLIER (NOTE NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) Reserve~ STORES. INC COPYRIGHT - 1975 WINNDIXIE low THOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS OR RED VINE RIPE TOKAY GRAPES EEF P SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY WESTERN FEUERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF BONE-IN SHERBET or USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND CHUCK STEA II BLADE5 LB. HALF Ills I1 LB S DAY ROLL-ON DEODORANT I. I APPLES ROUND STEAK Brill Pt Boneless RIB ROAST . . . ,. . . . s 9" 6 F P r-- $ Sausage st . e e 2 Sizzlers . 9 to 0 0 0 0 LB. Beef Rh Small DELMONICOS 9" . . . . . Ed Steak . Has Pa( W D Brand Pure GROUND BEEF . . . . 3 •? OcjrIMor..r A U! Hondu Pal W-O Brand PUI• s $269 e.... GROUND BEEF •?. $399 5 • • • • Honeydews 0 0 IS 4 m4`11% sail ANTI=PERSPIRANT 89 C Baking Ruslit-1 - —P-btarid Whipped .a 1, At' H Potatoes . 89c . 5 - Pears 3 Casserole 0 0 -- SIZE Atorlon HAIR DRESSING $ 29 AIM TOOTHPASTE Fru*t Pies sbury on Steak. Country Style D nners F macaroni 2001 PKG Pit Beef. F's.d . . . 79 C rry • PEG. 5, Bird, [ye Erti, h-, Potatoes . 0 'S II 0-01. 3,1KGS $100 FrvncN Co $100 W D Brand Round "' Is SAG 4 1 Western Corm $179 CUBE STEAKS 4, 0 to W 0 Bunt USDA Choic, flppf Chutk c 79 SHORT RIBS Western Coin F.., (orb, to Fed Small Meaty Pork .6 led ;: ;: NECKBONES STEW MEAT.1141 0 to '1'9 D USDA Ch Opel BRISKET 00, "a 9 0 to $139 WHOLE FRYERS . Bland ce Bonviriss 1149 59c . . • . USDA Grad, A Fresh Fros.n W D Brand USDA Choice Whole In Cr 0 Voc, 5 to 7 LB Average. 8 TENDERLOIN To. 01 . . . • w o e'i USDA Choice Bonn,,, B..I W C sleg 99c Fed Ftp%h Park Bosson Bvtt S,39 BLADE ROAST Wettern Corn 89 fry Shoptiring USDA Choice Boneless Beef RUMP ROAST a 4, 0 to $100 Baby Limas 3 rn 59c Strawberries 7 as CINS Astor flotdhook or 79 Co '299 W COOKED HAM 2.7-ox. 59c WINGS 'T A TUBE $ 28- 79c BOLOGNA 69c . . . •.. W 0 Biond All M.ot or All B..l USDA Giad, A , YFII BACKS... LI 29c NRBs FLICKER A L 8V to Ills. 994) , PICNIC. a(311cold 41*40411111 8% do 59c 89c SLICED BACON ... ;.1 '1'9 Hickory Swap? WO Brand SAUSAGE..... W 1, $31 -1 SLICED BACON is 2 X, ... .... Smoked. vacuum 12~#It EACH 6 t PKG 0 Thtfity Maid Deep j._..j / A 1 0 $129 $149 Is CAN 165-CT. $ 99 ant c l6o PKG. $ $100 Z KRAFT MIRAC WHIP sto more h I I . 1 2-ox. is 25 BA ' )AR 6' ).at 5 PXGS L i ryi It $399 Two 6,Pks. -J$5.00 . $100 LS $619 PK Fla stax 5 Die Cup 5 ci I 51 100 CT 99 C 59c . Choacgh a. :n's Life Line Regular Individually Wrapped 12-02. PKG. slog Sliced Cheese. 0 0 0 $119 79 PKG Kraft 1 2 • • BAG $119 Pill onto Swiss Cuteese . 0 5 '$100 Dog Food Martha w. excluding cigarettes. all PKGS Gicl.y Train Bismix CAN or morc. purchase rfuln.lirltu furmil '100 Troll, Dog Food Martha While - air 2 Cheese . CUP Pimento Cheese Corn 5 65c Palmetto Fu(-% Dog Food $399 Gravy Dog Food 25 BAG CANS PKGS 1#1ra;1e Whip BETTY CROCKER HAMBURGER OR TUNA PINEBREEZE THRIFTY MAID GRADE 08 A#P OnionDip .... 7, 05 ; 69c . . . 10 CT (R ot CAN PrIlib%iry Swee"i lk or B uttermilk Biscuits Croclisn' Good . . . • • 4 8 Cl Crescent Rolls . 0 CANS 69c so CA 49c N ' _.. - z; T I. LA SLICED CARROTS 32-ox. JAR Tea Bags / $,p1 IJ1s 59c 8 3 Soft MARGAINE...::.2;;s 49 97c viersrq~ OIL $'129 . . . Wihbon, 1000 lilor I Wishbone D,Iu.e 6 of BTL • • • • PlutO,, Oyster Stew (DEPIT 55c . . . . French Dressing Sultorb, rind ==- Lipton Tea Dressing 1 6-ox, BTLS 16-oz. CANS MARGA14E — ,. • • P11G WESSON 4 All Flr).ori Liplon 1 Itp*,jol (Q$,s.) , MARGARINE. Swpitrbrand $177 R,I,ehng DOZ. Uv of Plain CAN$ - I_114LL T Rising Tobby Tpridef A.'% VEGETABLES _ Self Flour, ..10 Is Cat Food is 4 LA.RGE PEAS 1W Limit Two Doz. w/$5,00 or more ,r ALL PURPOSE P111%bury MEDIUM OR HELPERS 5.00 re : ,,oI;0 - CANS $100 Sto Low Cottage Gravy Train VOL: Trial Rohon - $ 1 6-ox. eeees2CARTONS ir P AVIN ASTOR (0 FRUIT COCKTAIL or AN Dog Food J OR M Ix e slog 0111 5 at CwP% Pat Cation Supothrand nd $229 loot Bread . 0 c 0 $219 Field Trial Chunks Jiffy Corn Mftn CAN Mortho White Forgone Limit I w/$5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. PKG Cut Grrrr 49 Conage Mo,tha Wh ile Cotton Con Ossip Darling Cal. G 00 INSTANT COFFEE., 1129 0 Coff ee Pickin' to D -- 3 2(5 BOX Red Snapper VALUE ' OR YOUR MONEY toIçerS JAR Nubl,t, BUFFERIN J ALL GRINDS lI 2008. TABLETS 8I/fff,q1, • Will Fresh Kosher Whole STLS 69c LB Swprbrand Regular or Ste Ft Low tot Rice 3 'a 58c Br1fas 79 Catsup 2 $100 Dills Is 59C $100 me 111' j at Corn . 3 Ix 0 0 6 59C Beans 3 5 $It BAG $169 PKG ll •ack,d NAG SAUSAGE.. .... to $149 SAG • • • • D Brand Whole Hog. Mild or Hot. LAN SHAVEn $ 49 J9 IAB Yogurt . LOAVES rilliv $129 I 2 .PKG Pork Liver s P. A Whit. Turkey Ropast Fish Fillet ---- $,00 00 1 'le • • Sausage lis6 SALAMI. Hickory s., Hickory Smoked Park Showldvt Arm Whole ALL FLAVORS C $119 to lot Smoked at (Vacpum Packed) Po M DIXIE CHEKFAMiñ DRINKS BREAD Beef Franks HdIthite Olov: G PIC610 W-D Brand Spiced Luncheon. N' Pimento at USDA Grade **A** Fresh FRYER 1 o is is l, & $269 Threw I 12-08 PKG or Sausage D Brand Sliced SIZE - - $289 Copeland's Not or Mild Topping, 0 2 24 OR 13'/; a, i . . . • BRYLCRVIM Chatty. Apple Blueberry of Peach 0 m0rtOA All Smoked Sausage 0 LS Ii inci Ho' or Mild, Sunritond SIZE RIGHT GUARD BAG Hotmel Little Skinless PKG. U Bonrle Beef Round Bottom 99c CHUCK ROAST . • • • • • C 'ROUND BEEF LB. Bon. In Beef 79c 4 BOTTOM 49 II $ LB. Eastern Red W-D BRAND HANDI PAK PURE ROIN U NP* U ROAST TRACII PKG. W-D BRAND HEA-Y WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF 1 0 is CAN 30 - 48-oz. Of Aiello pwilthasit° icledg c.gai..'.t . BOTTLE .,. Da rling Brown N S.rr, 55c 49 $ Or t101y oi TWINRO[LS.....3 EAN TWIRLS ....2,88C Air Darling N -. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - -- - i_L J - jiii - - - - - SANFORD 419E. E Fl RSTST.. - FRENCH AVE & 25th - .- PICOS. _;•, - .. sr SANFORD - I - • ..- - ... . -... - - __ __ __ 419 E. FIRST ST _______ MR �'.............. .0 . "'''' . - .'U-- ... 1,. --s--- ,_ ._ I' - -- -- - r_ - -- --________ - - ___________________________ 68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WMrwsiday. Sept. 24. IVIS Answer to PreyIOu3 Puzzle TONIGHT'S ACROSS 900 (2) Ptll Donohue EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6. 6) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Movie (24) Intercom 21 (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 730 (2. I) Price Is Righi (6) Don Adams Screen Test (9) $75000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) Love American Style 8:00 (3, 6) Little House On The Prairie Tony Orlando Best 10:30 (3.6, 13) wheel Of Fortur (6) The Price is Right 8:30 (9) The 11:30 (2, 8, 13) Hollywood Sguares (6) Love Of Life fj5 fn,iimr 900 (2,6) Doctors Hospital (9) Flv"if.l s '. 71 !!U!1Y UdVS Da v 1711 o as Survival Kit inee tre (24) Welfare 9:30 (9) Movie (13) The law And Mr Jones (35) Movie 10:00 (3, I) 0etrocelli (6) Kate McShane (9) Starsky & Hutch (13) Burke's Law (44) flIn.h 1' 00 (2.6.9) News (33) 700 Club (44) Love Amerucan (44) The Mod Squad (I, 13) Magnificent Marble Machine (9) Eyewitness (24) Feeling Good (35) Mv Favorite (24) As Man (24) Consumer Survival Kit Entertainment Thursday 6:00 (9) 6:10 (2) Sunrise Almanac Sunrise Jubilee 6:1 (6.6) Sunshine Almanac Spea king With Your Hands 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (6) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (6) News Suecoast Sunrise News 7:00 (2, 6) Today () News (9) Bozo's Circuis (44) Unlscoge America (44) House Of Tr%iiIGUr'c l' "11 DOWN 31 American I Edible fish inventor 3 Roman goddess of 2 Ceremony 3 City of Manasseh harvtst (Bib) 4 American 35 Biblical prophet Indians 30 Smart blow 32 Guidos high note 24 Washington 37 Pub brew 54 Gold (Sp I hermit 6 Republic:in party lab I hostess 25 Transitory state 55 Crafty 38 Sprightly 39 Pi nnacleof ice 6:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 wicked Sheriff of Nottingham, He learns that Robin and his band are on vacation. So he disguises his own men as Robin I I 11 6 I I I I I I _{ ____________ have (U _________________ 7 28 - — 29 30 __________ ______________ ____________________ 32 34 37 35 ___________________ _______________ - r' s'sva 7X2*0P.M.$1,23 Barbara Walters' exquisite i,vQ __ ,.t(.Du$., - JAWC " •w5M'UIS loczm@cs& ------TNZ4TU I "Is Eating Necessary?" RERUNS Final episode In --- - or . Birney plays the accused doctor. — ["•' SURF" tell L _____ ~LL TX " I5TLAFY_ IIffi!IIIIM TITLED t' 1. - fl" - I 1 I."'.'# .. or~ O'IHER S1 OFTH - ,.'_'•___4 '"' MOUNTAIN' _____________ __ ________ Hassle oveninas lull or part time, Showing TEEN HOTIJNP .0 I is Complete stock and 644-'027 ,llillll~ %,___ 7A17 Elm Sanfrwd Pin net', 119 4954 MrS Mril egos""fs~eo-edf7era60000600*00000000 ., e.cluipment, Sacrifice. After 5. 3 77 61*4 I. I SOLD MY CAR S S • WITH A HERALD - I -. Man or Woman to ewoenses or room & bn.,rd in home 1710)79 CLASSIFIED AD' • .1 S • Do you know how many people have sold : their cars through a Herald classified 'n.u'ucuona: menhaden names listed below appear forward, bockward, up, down, or diagonally In the punk. Find each hidden name and box lila as hown: ns..ur.niiw KANSASCITY ST LOUIS DOGWOOD OZARK PLATEAU MARK TWAIN HAWTHORN OSAGE HARRYTRuM,t,,e JEFBSON CITY SHOW-ME TWENTY-FOUR -- • - - ' 1 room, rear upstairs apt . private e'ntrn(e, porch & shade trees. - Call 37) 9575 T BAMBOO COVE S • • rederorafed Come tee 300 E Airport _____ Rh,d Sanford 323 1340 _______. -'- I - ' S Luxury Patio C L,ASSIFI Sl#PI I.L# ED Seminole Ma rketplace Apartments BEDROOM SUITES TOWNHOUSES I 0 0 io TWO BEDROOM home in ewcellpnf condition, situated on 7 large lotS May he mooed commercial —' after 4 - 30 -- loration t1111W) BOYS 147 to visualize the world of few people nrntinI to h.. .i. th. i'.ui m,s$ "ui-..4II- .-__ r iLUU mea n have wi thout the loss of th e dream-ittomorrow, they are among the fected by or affect the achievedanetern,al life, banded up super-technIcal terms and It most avid readers of science operations of the yet-to-be together and attempted to Is all laced wi th a language fiction. By and large, Sd-Fl discovered machines, In "The salvage for their small band which shows the death ot ne area serious lot who try Con ction," award-w inn ing th e outstand people who language as we know it. sernl-sclentlflcally to pro ject Bester takes the strengths and willosmake for a ing life of supreme It's a trip, a"td well worth the their works Into the near- weaknesses of human be ings insanity amidst ordinary inta king for scl4i fans or those distant or very distant future, into the futuristic, corn- sanity. who aren't that much into In the process they puterized tomorrow and Guig, who Is the hero (?) of eigh teenth dimensions but who co ncentrate almost entirely on manages to do it superbly with the tale, keeps a richly detailed need a laugh. the hardware of that distant per that, unlike most diary in t he computer, recal ling The Computer Connection by tomorrow, sd-fiction, are not mere when he wishes almost Alfred Bester, Berkley PutNot so Alfred Rester, author robots. To all this he adds a anything that has happened na rn, $6.90. s 1W TO I U'% rnh,PITRVTPAILEPS Nice lot with trees ,uea SIC -7 RR, SI7Smol FIR 117 A m" S)flO damage deposit Ill Ill? (I t11 IORDAN REALTOR All row fly Well ReaIFsIa','lirou.r.r 771 06.411 '177 7715 371 571$ 373 7895 211.3 RA MOBILE HOMES Furnished Including Utilities THREE BEDROOMS fabulous Ny with space galore, mid $20's f ree overn 0 44 - 31W us (piustaw) CHILDREN WELCOME SAPiFORO MOBILE PARk'S, INC. (San Mo Central) 15)5 S Orlando Drive 173 19)0 __.6 ite Req Real Ect,ite Rr,1er central h A. carpeted, fenced PFDIICED P.400-Lovely home in Wynnwond 7 bedroom. I oath. dining & Florida rooms dou ble let ,'ll lanthcaetj with large (v.55 577 S( scouts. (Bring Dad along tool) Stemper Realty I . T Scars Causing E m barrassment I kI Lad N Lepsl sawn s, i.,s,, Yaw To hilint Arm 19 4; 1 11-0 At I'- D,. - ________________________________________________ cu.w.,.. J . You' ve Camp La.No.Che 4k` 'ince when you buy a now Granada Townluome at Sonora." Move In for less and you j f It -I %„w . sUPER - ' 1 I AXE MARY- 'ibedroom. I', bath t"r'ime with central heat S. air. ni ce frees, walk to elementary, bicycle to college VA .iva'lahle $71 500 Forrest Greene, Inc. PFAt,TOPS Hikes, Handicraft more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the 5)0 6*33 a & Scouting Skills. - March I, 1976 Prices mange from $36,900 to $38,500. Move in for as as 5% down with financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% I (APR.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly main' tenance fee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, stricturaI Insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhomes quilt,' for the 5% t,u credit. Ottrt Itprrs epfamb' O. 975 MODELS NOW OPEN Seminole County. Your school will let you know time & date, For Information call (904) 789.2957 Mr. David Davies, Dist, Scout Executive, ' - -- ;.... ~L l)l I .\ . /',' ' Granada ,. ',', 0 •% ) Townhomcs at smwm Ft.-do 77111 . Brain coop unvittd it) $r,oii Ø•glivltd. $e,femd C4111417 AM ESTATE. 11#41 m 13 . [slits Bzkn sales .fl'it. kiws: I I. F 1111#11 411111 Is tru4i . I Is 7 60-10 1121 1121, saturdly S Sunder PS... (305) 372 5121 a. 323 equal Nu)'M Leeds' Oftvf"fifl. Equal ""Sone Z SALES 7660 323 KISH 321.0041 REALTORS REAL ESTATE JN CLDE 5 quarts-Quaker State Oil Now Oil Filter Lubo A M $1 Sei at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1117 Fast F irst, Downtown L iciht,-d Mediterranean Chin' Hutch 5750 377 3311 Rattan '1 ntece sofa & chair, corner table I, lvi' center table 373 1011 lit St,3fl.731S We Buy Furniture ,,', BUSINESS DIRECTORY 52—Appliances r ~._., 11"' KENMOREWASHER. parts. Service, used machines Air conditioning I'OOPIEYAPPLIANCES323OóS. ___________ 53—TV-Rad jo-Stereo Color TV's from t,0; B&W, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1700 S. French, 373 1734 -TV Arite,uns installed 0 N 0 I I I 0 P41 N G, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 21 hour service All mkc DYKES AIR CON COLOR TV. $11 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 ______ Clc'ttw-s, Household i SP4Y I ARM GARAGE or STORAGE BUILDING Penta Ire-pied Timber, Thermal set potysler finish ov er gIy steel SPECIALIZE INLOWCOST Ey fliig.'t Term AaI,ihP.. ta00 CIearinc. till t.l'rt, u'ay, rock All kInds of dgQinq House trailers s'c"ed P. mcui.Pd 177 91t7 or 834 — - Vocid or' steel dks (esrcutIye desk P. chaIrs. secretarial desks chairs, straight chairs, filing cabine4, as it Cash and Carry. NOLL'S ' Casselberry.11.fl,$304,o6 'no. Dlng Back ho C,,ctok, hay haleing. c;t.irr'U 37? 81?' .ter '' Licens ed, Rridod Free estimate. 373 6031 62—Lawn.Garden NELSON'S F- LORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Cent er 39 601 Celery Ave. Sanfor d V. ccIet shrub and garden sprayers. 9* N GardenLarsd, 1100 W. cents 1st St . 373 66)0 ; r '."c ,c i' "'"- 0 ' )1 6'00 ,. - it' I.',' ','') ,', I N". LI4LAP 373 7970 or 177 7575 after 6 p -,ityour Qrast.cul' Prompt dod rirrerkIent Service $7 and Up .377 9592 stup dyeing repair ed Al! leather '.MA( I BUSINESS ' BLUES ('lcin't iv'.? sit there *Ai l ing f ('*mon to ring Agyprt, itup your service 'n The Herald S ctassIfipft Business Service DIrectory PAINTING P. PAPER HANGING senpral Repairs all 7117 Office -_ jp1 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURtFICAIION SYSTEMS Call Phil un:ale: 3 fl - ' 'You'll find -_ - OFFICE MACHINE S ' FOWE SEPTIC TANK I it'e-nss'ti Bonded Insured Ceo crete Septic tanht, installations, dratnfielth & tanks pumped 3fl To '' n - s SHOE SHOP 221 Els? St , 377 C997 Come see us for Shoe repairing OrIh.,pedhc work, & -- 5 - , ',,- A l! mn,ik,'s a'-'i mc.,jpI$ r i'.(k,p mud 0r',,ei-y 5td flu','ncst Mach'ne 377 0O5 - ' •t'( that ou t tht'r Oned' lust what have to off er CALL 3?? 2511 someone "-' Well Drilling _.,,..,4 -__ WILLS DRILLED r'u -.tpc - Post Con trol - .. '. Sho. Repair Lawn Care -. ' -4 ., .,,' , ' .-. 'r- r 'I BROGO[N k(,?' work. Light - , --__________ Custom Work Roofing - ti;c -. Carpentry, Re-mobei.nc . Aejdt.a,,, TV . Land Maintenance Home improvements - --- Reio& -- '' - , or 831 if tNi are Pa' IIftCUit'V ffldnq,i l,icr 'i .1,0 nir tg Or..' .'cb or r imv cc 't.e rri of. '"al ,imii tis '..'r',' day ' C..A Bakhoe Service Buildings , Used office furniture z 6I _________________________ 55--Boats & Accessories 60—Off -ice Supplies 0 Classified Ad brings big returns Try one an see Call 377 (STEPSON LAND CLEARING Rulldoilng. E*ca'vat.nq, Ditch Work Fill dirt. top su J;2 s9 - m or more 611437? A small - as I Z C") 77 I n'' )2 5717 7 ROIISON MARINE 7977 Hwy 17 97 3775961 _4 'krone about xiAve $5 - that summel' varat;c.n' Gel a better car through tPeClhs5fied ad-s in todays r-.w'-r I - n Pt'.' ?' n''. iha u).- n t n.) , YARD SAl F Wed P. Thurs 9 106. full tinur' t'<-ukk'p,'r F'nanc,al Driftwood Dolls. Glassware, 'ew StAte-merits and reports Avoris old pewter & silver plate'. 76Cm old 7* rpm req nrds. mISC 2610 Make your Budget go further, izop 5anln.rd Ave the- ClASsified Ads every day shape co thinking BookkeepIng Service MI'. IS' Punahout, fiberg.as canvas top. SO HP Mercury. engine & in cirelfent P. ready to oo (".rod trailer, 5695 '177 1067 z -- ffr'rru4.ri,'l4,r, 377 tems F stor.nir Plastering Plaster path.n.i & simulated brick 5, 'rw'('.ilty 3 2760 TO,'1J P'; f:AU TV 'i$'. Il i li..,4,) ic Free POut, Wash with any rocil (leAning lob at regular pr,e-Pools $S P. up Free estimates, Interior Beauty Care YARD SAl I Friday through Friday. 110 Elm Ave Books AP..'. .LI..'.'iS ALL Ewterlorpressure-cie-anng 321 r1SA3 '33$. 111111111111 & Dsr 5crt'i-cs Custom made Rep.ir Discount Pricet 12'? 4670 54—Garage Sales Pressure Cleaning - HOME IMPROVE MENu ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS. '' '. '.'. "" - - BUDDY'S Aluminum Sa'eens Care PET REST INN - C)ITIOPi!iC, 372 6877 ~ 4111111 Pet Boarding & Grooming P1, 377 AU 57 Piped help en that Saturday ,Ob' Far.'iin,n doors windows hung roernefework .'4 By theiiour or I' 'Pu jpuu 327 93.5% c A I R Also musc intercom. nagIgsystt'ms New or old rnnstruclion 377 1996 Snu,theast Video I - Interior, Exterior Painting, 75 wears elperience. also mno, nec,1,r V W'rkmaui. 6655770 For free estimate's, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 377. 1771. I At = Home Impi'ovemenil .1' .enlral Heat 6 A ir Conditioning -- - --------- ----- -- - - I '5 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY rfl QUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANiORD AUCTION. 37) 7310 0054 after 4 NV VAs000wN95°I Stereo, blue w white vflyl top (raige.r mags 57.000 542 36.19 Lubrication - FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES COPIVINTIONAL FINANCING AVAILAILE ach Woodmera Home Features Central Pleat AhO Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Area, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen. Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I I Come On Out And See ('or Yourself. 1977 C,rcnd Sport Tonino, AM FM Ma* Or Sir,ol'r 71g pan i n cabinet. 3 needle petItion, twin needle, front lnor'nn ripiuw,. sewi c3 machine Pay halan,'i" of %7@ or 10 payments - 16900 by 1651, D.sIer I $777 I?' Elda (raft 'mod triier wit?, IS Pip Evinrude motor Call 372 Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.86700r 831-9777 Be sure and come to the Information Meeting to be held In all elementary schools In ~ i On Lake, Free Boating SPool Clt,tuhnius.' Drapes OCarpeling S Sep Dining Rminnc S,irora HorneOwnr5 Assoc iation On closing we pay your initial fee ($400) and fir st year's membership to I ,,IT, 7 , Assume Payments pool with patio, fenced backyard. air. l( Valencia Drive. Ravenna Perk S10.000 lfl lIe? after S 3 Mo.-6 Mo.. & 1 Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fum. IN Unfurn. enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, central heat and air, color.coordunated kitchen and much Meals, Canoes, Archery, Swimming, Fishing, Boating, 01 certaJnjy suggest.s LI 3 AP. 7 bath family TM. fully lands, apr-ri *5w 17$' hot. 16's12' larlraer'sVJIiagC baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance. mey 11 , with only P011 down Government llnaricinn 414 1649 Builder 373 4153 I 51-4iousehold Goods - keep the difference See what a Granada Townhomo has to offer. Over 1,650 including 3 bedrooms. 2Y, square feet of living space . Paisley, Florida Everything Is Free: - surgeon ! ! it lAscr MARY New I bdrm Pw'umes Make color selections Paved ctre.et . (sty water, $71.500 ; fW,i$CO n:.rg - I got MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919S French 7? 4991 322 7371. 377 1496. 372 1914 377 1959.377 1144 377 SAil All Pi' 'In 7757 117W 10 St Sanford Your reactions to (he scars ate the problem, not your girlfriend's reaction to them. \'(,ur doctor will to consider the possibility t ha t the scars, scars are an excuse for you to When I was seven I was Sun. 3 Features avoid an intimate relationship. severely burned wi th a large I(atc Picture I know you won't accept this 2:00 & 6:43 — Blood Fingers pan of hot tea. Fortunately my I idea, but t he mi nd has strange loud Thes. £ Thurs. face wasn't touched, however, i i ;Se,.& Cath, ways of playing I rftks On US- A 17W gJ neck down to my breast tiiigtit as sell accept tiny scars, your wliolt. life, You should see go od example here is the obese *as. Nowl bear scars that I am instead of hoping a plastic a plas DUDE PLUS MudiLess totally tic surgeon to at least girl who is really obese because ashamed of. surgeon could help. evaluate your problem and Itkccpsherfroin ha vingtoface I did go to a children's Could a plastic do the what can be done about it. Ask the problems of romance. hospital and they grafted skin Job so you couldn't notice It? for a recommendation from the One way to solve the dilemma on my chest, but It didn't Would it be less expensive county medical society of any Wouldbetocorrectormlpjmju CAVALIER LOUNGE ict. did cut one scar because my scars don't ob. large city or your family doctor your cosmetIc problem. That Off my aeck that worked strtct my arm movements? could OPEN 7 DAYS refer you to one. There DANCING TO beautifully. How can I find a plastic should be several in the town might give you the confidence you need. I have never agreed I had two girlfriends I really surgeon? I A WEEK travel you mentioned or at the nearest wi th the idea that a liked. I was in love with one of anywhere to getwould pe rson the Job done, university medical center, 'ike fvdcy should have psychotherapy Just them, She got tred of having a Would It be be better to have You probably have over to accept physical defect if toyfriend who wouldn't let his plastic surgery or just cut off reacted People” to your problem . It may indeed the defect could be shirt be unbuttoned and left, some? not be so important as you corrected, and that Is Tuesday. Sunday Most people tell me to atpt DEAR RE ADER — Your think, even In romance, Alter primary problem. It and live with it,, but I can't. letter that 11 all, scars on the upper cheat are Surgery of any type Is ex. My parents have always told you don't resolve 1200 S. U.S. 17-92 SANFORD 3235U,4 jp, your problem not likely to a romnce pensive and seen)s to be a eoulrjzi'I affoi-rj it,, so I it will have a serious Impact on that is worthdestroy having anyway. greater problem all the time. ww 4 DEAR DR. LAMB I'm 21year.old and like the average American male, girls are my main interest. However, I shy away from them because I have - _____ ': of _ I SAT. & SUN. SEPT. 27&28 11(1.1,1 Y INC 707 F 75th 5i . 323 78 37 HAL (OLBERT. REALTOR Eve-s 3770617 or 37? !%17 RAYMONOM BALL FIIA APPROVED- Minimum down payment. '1 bedroom. I' bath. finish. pr. drAwers with loi, 517% Riding 109W BALL REALTY 3 Bedroom. 7 bath. Florida room, fenced yard, air. 519.900 No down VA 319 13*6 r Bathroom Cabinets, Count '.iive.' Speed transmission, extra nice. 51995 Call Duane McGuire at 377 1977 Nova. ISO Cu in, 3 speed tranSmission 11600 32] eta) or 17? 7614 Housetull CASH 373 4328 or lawn mower. 76". $ HP Huffy. I yrs 'ild 5150 377 1961 HAL COLBERT 76065 Hwy 1792 REALTOR ]73 5774 II?) H..nda Civic. KULP DECORATORS Store A office space for rent Palm Plc pa rome' 76th 5, Sanford Ave At" small srr 'in,' so ices icc rent Frruryu I2 'c Harold Hall Realty '66 Nova 213.3 speed. new tires, runs 000d: includes 21). trans and other spare Paris 5350 173 1130 after 6 p mn ("crane floor. IA wide. 7' tong, roll tvr' all metal Comptetp with all hardware $115 Phone 377.4961. Look. Best Buy - Central F honda's I P 322-7643 restricted TWO BEDROOMS commercial area Live in and run a buSiness 516 500 e.vtras 372 539) before 30 m or after S p m 177 9111 Eve 469 1114 MOSS IEC. BATEMAN R(i Real Estate Broker -- ANTIQUES 1 P:rce 5 Pool ThIe flip rnk & cue-s. needs new rover %1(%) 177 9161 Puack yard. air. $72500 35—##oblle Home Lots (rw'pfli.nl to Shnois & Shopping JIM)-&h Pt?ORS- 172 617) 96* El Camino. Qood Condition, plus 1974 t-lr'rnrt Hatchback air, auto trans . mAriwh..l. e11r55: $7,995 Phone 171 6647 able Bud Cabelt 37? 6052 any time 1 Bedroom )t bath. carpeted. refrigerator 0ovir. large fenced FIVE BEDROOMS- fine t'cwidtion. near tlr"en?Own 571.900 fliP 140 Professionally Managed You are invited to a carnpout with the. ft',' AMC. '71 )4nrnef Hatchback Camel with brown pinstripe's, top con elifiu'un I nw 'nile's 17.900 510 7333 80—Autos for Sale in 1917 ?'i')tIt5 In 7152 fina nced with easy terms WITT REALTY Security Deposit Reouired O ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS NFA'T AS A PIN 7 bedroom home, 3222090 di 7 Bedroom, air conditioned, tenced yard, 1901 Summerlin Ave $5900 Of male miller 177 1197 e'cii'ipped kitchen air. 517.250 WEEKLY RATES 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD I - 125 FROM 377 1301. 26.10 Hiawatha Ave at It 97 -- 7 BR house, wall to wall carpeting. $150 mci 1406S Magnolia Sanford 2 BEDROOM : Of Bargains Req Real Estate Brokec VFPV I AR,F 1 bedroom home with nice garden spot In goad 33—Houses Furnished — STUDIO 1,2,3 Volusja Counties' Payton Realty PFAI T,)$r 377 199) INC. 1913 Rirl I riS.ihr. s,ir riI'.' $7 1'. cr best ruitrr 3?7 410-i,' or 377 7371 sfter 5 tori pick uo. Chevy 10. 6 cyl 'trp,oPut slick 8' steel bed. E'ce.l $1 i99 All .5555 FULLER BRUSH ('in (asp holds 10 guns, glass en clOsed with lock 7 storage 377 7111 AFTER UPS 177 97*1 3720648 1961 OldSmobile 417 ispec'd.AM FMRAil n 5375 '777 3317 For us"f,.mnultj,e. appfnces tools, etc Buy 1 or 1(77) items Larry's 1973 Custom Chevrolet Van, automatic, air, A I condition Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 13500 firm 37? 07741 spray rCrpr't Prime Sanford area 1719110 3731789 1971 I Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hr, 1797 *301706 3775622 Sinner Sr*inq machine in c.abin,t with Pw'nrP, 560 Phone 377 7761 Larry Saxon, Realtor Smtl V A. automatic, air Phone l97S Ford E.ISO, Ranger. XLT. super camper special 11.000 miles 3fl 9461 CASH 322•4132 Tre'pii'aI patin Spmkhing pool? 3 bedrooms 7 baths family room' Central h0-Al 6. ar, wall to wall REALTY Buy cc tops. Sinks Installation avail -- 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon. 1969 WhIt rjicl,,,p truck i drive w!tP' worn lr,ri i, nj $795 3711105 We Buy Furniture 17' ' IiolIng Scaffolds: Eleciric rarune trip Electric airless attarliments Two frame 24 pane windows Answering Seryi.', 1776196 Kitchen 3 bedroom. 1 bath, kitchen equipped, air, lake view ' 511 9110 Phone 675 45*5 JIM HUNT to flnrtrp' Van. 1973 Ford Frrr.otlrw' Van. Trade in S. fake river payment'. 377 7539 after S 79—Trucks-Trailers 322.5991 I?" Belt Sander, lane Gray Books; Men Stilts 17 14 waist. 77' i; Pair slat frlrr,q rjoors, float p. Iratc'r, CaliBart Real Estate For Sale. or Rent 68'—Waritt'd 1971 373 1*7'. 171 0915 eves or Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY - WILSON MLIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE . 96.49 JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boicar" GORMLY'SE46 Sanford3fl 1733 50-'--Miscellaneous far Sale family room on lt.ve.ly cornerlot I anne *nml,cPinO for crafts ¶3 (rind 373 38116 DAVES' 3239370 Nice, 1 bedroom 7 htPi home with 78—Motorcycles 67A—Feed - Merchandise SANFORD Chevrolet El Camino. low mileage., small V I. auto trans. PS, air Immaculate condition throughout 51.600 or best offer J&R's con tinecit,sl tires, drag bars. excellent Light utility trailer, 311 )ISE First St, - 1969 373 5746 1974 Yamaha RD 'I'M SF MINOI E CC Acreage tracts. small and large 57.030 per acre amiluri Terry Realty. RealtOr 678 P711 - 3731329 WE BUY JUNK CARS 4 Yr rId 5):iii",-yio,, (,eld,nui ii N'rirc'rr'4i r1c'r 1100 32) ?)C.l ..ft,'r I p m 46—Commercial Property 001,11 • , pl t,rlae On 1 acre $37950 Acre Realty. PEAL TOP. in 71SOr 3776313 3 Bedroom, 11 7 bath home in Fern Park, carpeted, draperies, fenced yard. lake privileges, near Shoppino. church. 577$ mo FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 5)06131 ardens : h bedroom s , un furnished ShIn month TAFFER PFAI 'TY 177.66S% G u DAD'S WORKSHOP ?'.7* r'arp On 1 eneva 6567 Pin real ,"ctatp calls lippem 1fl 322-6457 7 BR, fenced yard. 5)30 Adults - 1 Pertrrvim home. fully furnished rA arid CH 1178 900 Phone 171 WANT PRIVACY? GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL (STATE. INC Two berjroorn, family room. CB. nice. & clean Fenced back yard, 1 Child, no pets 377 6744 7S6S Park Dr 5 room house & bath, new garage. Price $1300 On 46 & Old Monroe Ret 3739079 REAl TOR 3 615 1727 JOHNNY WALKER 4 preferred 373 5*54 or 3776670 • .5 • TOMORROW: Real Fetal, APIS One & 7 bedroom apartments. furnIshed or uniurn,l,tip Newly' Call your classified ad in today. S — 3OAPaliflWflts Unfurlilshod 1 S After all, we've been publishing for 68 years, You'll find more classified ads In The Herald because we get results. '. mi' lake Mary. 7 ' ' S Thousandsl __ -----.--.-- -- -- Your MLS Agency REALTOR 37? 7191 Gilman Inc. Roberts & clean, close In, $85 month 3 Room cottage gtjipt and Phrvi. 1i6761 3222420 Anytime lillian Campbell. Astor After Ilri,ir', .547 6771 7 Bedroom house lust outside city. large lot. Shad, and fruit; $110 month Phone 3776761 29—Rooms ___ -, . S . • I amne boating lake Beautiful. nearly new hnene. 1 bedrooms. 7i, Paths, tlte.yip* lot with tree's Family room. dining S. eat In kitchen Great family living Call private: - Convenient Upside Down Building? Rentals • -- I : & or SudJ,But I lVf YOUR KIDSI Do them a favor H,irte shady yard 38R%.2 baths central heat air', breakfast Par, mini' minute walk to v'Ie.mi r'ta' i 'r turin? 51 ."li('ed to 517, 'dY REALTORS LAKEFRONT 1OIir.w000 S •_ S S . • stock 373 £381 Artt & Crafts Small shop, '. 323 6061 or 37) 0517 eveS 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, carrl.)rt, big fenced yard. swimming pool I W i tVes. yrij name it and Pay We build from 5'hnoi 71 Vihtt'fl Road It and roller? Our deSire it to 9147 please yni, at an .1tfuythip price tank and I Get 'Em While * houses na rural .ire.s P4odø*n payment, monthly payments less than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see it VOU guãlify' M UNSWORTH REALTY Reo Real Estate Bruwer ,.,.w i.'ct 32—Houses Unfurnished tropical fish Store 53 tanks. filters. rompressor, display stands, lights, cash riohiter, desk and over 51.700 in stork $100 firm 177 5477 ____,, __ 77—Junk Cars Removed 66—Horses 42—Mobile Hones ',At Es I IY.DFP' CASH For Your Junk Car'. Phone $67 7706 after 6 p m -_ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5700 1977 Tovn$n. 7 ftc. 1gw mile-age, ern,-.my so,rIl Average retail 11700 Our price. 11295 Jr. 8370 nc 53.1 1606 Dealer 4711 Closets overflowing irlilth suits inat are too tight? A Classified Ad in THE HERALD .% the answer! Ai r *31 ArPir Dealer or 1977 Plymouth Satellite Station Wanon. fully It.Add, low mileage. ewtra clean 57.395 ('alt Don Poine At 177 1661 Dealer .leconditioned Batteries. 1129S cm change. PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave 55'tlNg lriv,sh'i. 1', mo. female. P. filter trained. 550 373 After Pirs call REAl, TOP Associate It. Mc Daniel. 177 4414 ML S -REALTORS Realty . r)pr)-S lii ,'. ii' -' ii I 'I ()OfJ F FOP 'v ott' llr'.i',t,liui I BR. 2 ttcr y home frethlv painted outside Separate I 11114cottage. in rear can N' I'M as ..rl'lc'd Income! A real charmer' All for iuSt 1.41.500 * They're Hot" * Redrnw' ,rn I AXE MARY-- 7 BR duplex, kit (lien eQUipped Carpeted, central Peat & air, $150 per mo FORREST GREENE INC 3231353 REALTOR 3775970 futures of '''.,i - Ii' ii I '' ,', drained 1995 171 *670 76—Auto Parts FPFF KITTENS to Qood homes; acrid breed Call after S p m . 373 6716, 11* HayS Drive factory 1971 Pinto automatic, ('amper, Week ender. Sleeps 6. fully Se'll cOntained '7739444 Phone 171 1071 FANTASTIC POOL- 3 bedroom. I Puath. family room, game room, .'m'ipped kitchen, 7.7011 sq of SI?, Sm IN thY-Oak shaded 170',117' tuiildinig lot 51503 Ste n stro m n(')f r _ * Two bedrr)om, turn or unfurn.. sdultt prplerrpd. Security deposit. 373 5 654 or 177 6670 I Operator Beauty Salon In I 000wOod Reasonable nrr. Phone 811 1575 or 371 0105 r ,'i,I Eves 37) 0-583 Aisor- tale 1964 VW Bus. pertert rne<hancally, new insperfion. 511(1) 377010.1 cIte-i' 3 Pnmernnln Puppy 6 Months Old. $100 371.0041 ',,,it.(&J I2 !i Comfortable, clean, air conditioned, 7 bedroom apt . kitchen furnished Carport 172 1455 24—Business Opportunities . ----- 31A—Duplexes selling Sarah Coventry Jewelry No investment DeLnd 901 736 •' ". - One JOHN SAULS AGENCY U.i,s )? 1171 t'moe-r He 19711 Islander mofor hr,,.' ticy'J (rn.1,t; S.irnif it'.' ml,,,. to illneSS CoIl '17106)6 Dalmations, AKC, 6 wks, - MINI FARM-- S Acre's, farm land. 575.000 80—Autos for Sale Pop lip Camper Trailer (',.wl Condition. 5.150 '777 '1771 heaitifully marked. clean, in te'lligent $100 3)9 659) or 539 1731 4 Acre- home $70 000 Sap? 24, 175-78 75--Recreational Vcles 65—Pets-Supplies - Wednesday, I CARROLL'S FURNITURE Spnc.out badroom, 7 bath eweCutive home wall to wall carpet, fireplace I many ewtrms 519.500 BEAUTIFUL HOME 1 Yrs nIrl. 1 bedroom. Ili baft tr'ni'ert yard, assump morfqag e. amid on nuatlfvinri 7 Oct ma, 1 (1 ,',J, W . Garnett White 1 Priem f,, mn;%betApartment; adults only Ut) month Call 377 4961 , I • ' JOHN arid water furniShed Elizabeth Crews. Milne 171 ciii before to a mn Tired of lonking! We h6ve 24 1 "- AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St FIfirlentv apartment, fight ____________________ 'T ------------. -- Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage 1 or? Bedrooms Adult s only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive. $70 up. ______ 6163 writers --'-- Herald PO Row 1657, Sanford, Fla 17771 ad? rits and because they there rrdght just have to be a geniuses of the p r 'THE t 60 T - Nice furnished apt . mature working man Only No students or c'm'tt 591 377 3930 firm 'Is 7 rnmoe'feei sales prtnrs Infpqr,ty and con (entln.isrrness rcouren Lw eeui. r.nt fl('%4ry Aprly in r-wri hand to Bow '.57, Co Evening I 'th I Fun n take Mary r i m 58 I I .r — - -- PIP "uai F'r" ait all 13'0 rent 711 V, 1st St PEAl FS'tAlE SALESMEN We pay the. overhead. y ou moh, sales earn more money Openinq availahlp Inactive Lake Mar,ranc Alpmnfp 5pm'nus offices FORRESt (',REENE INC m 6351 or 3?? 8970 eve's 11 f By LYNN TODD of"TheComputerusJo" superb sense of hu.nor which since the advent of man on The Herald Services who does not neglect the manages to keep his reader earth Thomas Edison is alive Beca use young people are ascendency of the machine in both chuckling and wondering, in the "group," as Is the Into science much more than the future, but who also figures Rester's basic premise is that notorious poisoner, Borgia. ISTEALALOT c ,'e,,r mild, altered rilair' I A ' Sam cat wearing white flea jfi collar, Lake' Mary area to AIrxansje'r Phnp 173 0183 — • th I (rl I ThoseUnder ')1' Alf." 7 MUIPH YNI - _____________________________________ 46 I 1 I U— ....Nfl__. 48 49 50 51 52 — , Crank Realty. Realtor Cleanp. comfortable-very well furnished apartment: reasonable Sales pn for office Supply Ful time. 11 hr week Group In Afplv in nercon Only Sweene?" ()fIiII' Suipoty l'i iiy Maqnoli Ave. --.-- Found I rc'n ."IaPillsh."d irpa reI rttlIt' • I S—tost & EwnhigHeiald '1 .. --- - 43 9-10 CBS CANNON Little off. beat assignment for Cannon tonight. No real criminals are involved. He's hired to prove a young doctor innocent of original showing because of malpractice in a $2 million still reported pressures from a nnel fflh11'M uiiu •...,1 -àUnIfl A patient dies in a dia betic certain well-known famliy.. The agai nst the peasan ts. They get coma, but some crucial rerun is on ABC's Movie of the angry wi th Robin. evidence that ilinrnvn. ee w,ujj ii:ju. . - AflO 54:30 PBS FEELING GOOD mal practice disappears, David the homebodjes can catch - --------.-. p 42 Clean lheclroomapt, Seminole Community ACtiOn. 1101 Pine Ave., Sanford AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 38 I • ______ nutrition or related areas Salary ranop S7.?) 59,000 Parknroijn n I — ---- 5)6 900 1 FIR handy man's so Iow ?O' 1 FlIt lit tualPi assume I lIP ') bath I 3rd Arri. $25900 air,77tPa,k $116 (ANNINC, SUPERVISOR.- 5 tienree In Home. E.onomosco, e.nuvalv.nt e.per,pncp MARRIAGES ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll LOST from 116 Pinresp DriT Free. 7077 for We Care"WhIte Persian femal, cat Hotline AdultS or Teent Phone 372 5903 — — Twa, One tw'rironm fumn,thed apti. downstairs convenient location, (all 11 3079 Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Orala, 901 737 8161 or 73287?] Help Call 42J 4557 Write P.O Sanfc'rd, Florida 37771 24 41—Houses _____ PFDIJ(TION and shools 570.000 each. term available For intormatic,n ca '171 1711 ____ - 'ite. On flayed mn.' Prq Real Estate Broker 11071 251?, St 177 6655 — — MiS IF-STIr OAKS JAIlER REALTY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Rent 5i1arrç,oOerforOflty$t 50perdaj TAX (PFDI'y 1 Bedroom. 7 bath. lots of rinet Space.. wall to wal carpet, central heat P. air, utility room, naraqe 511.90) 7 Apartn'e.ol buildings, near tow convenient In shopping ditrIc Real Estate rnnve'nipntty located And heaiulif,jlly lanciQaped For in formation, call 177 0704 Phons'I31 3763 PerPiapsAlrofiolic Anonymous — 22 23 ________________ - NOW LEASING New. mcvle.rn I story studio apart ment'., attracfivety furnished, W,.nt to earn Etira Xmas mon,? Improve your health FACED WITH ADRINKINc. DRINKING PROBLEM - ri_ Adult park, offorinn fichinmi c.inOe.nq and r'nrcon.' store' SurroIjocled by I'v'a,itifu,i r vpr,-,s trrm-", 177 4470 ideal for older couples 81109go kanfor1At Anon Fe,nhIy Group p0 NO LONGER USED CAMPING I GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT flØj 553 Sanford, Fla37771 j S73 3776817 or 674 1657 YOu piCk On Orenoru AveT'i mile north of 16 and oust west of I 4 Let Therapeutic Pool AL ANON For families or lriend of problem SKYI ARK 1 Bedrooms. certr t air, family rr.nmn. near Schoo l. 535.800 51.630 dOwn, and assum e 71 per rent mtq for Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet "EVtrF BEYOND 114 F CONTRACT" WFk- IVA RIVER I Rr'ulrnorn Apartment, 117 French Ave $100 month plus $75 depoSit, S'—Good Things to Eat 18—Help Wanted 373 $130 month plus depoSit 64—Equipment Kish Real Estate Only 171, 000 1700 down 1. ys IN YOUR FAMILY? I ii'19 17 . ' - NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. 15 8:30-9 ABC THAT'S MY WERE ROTTEN "The House Brand" Oh, that wicked, Christian Day 5h001 hi' ooenng for Iriq 5 yr flld for fall Semester Tuition 57% mo Call Lutheran Church of Rf'de.emeq. 37 3557 or Mrs Marlin, 377 6405 4—Personals IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 57 Miiitary police (ab) $135 $150- Color TV QUALITY INN -NORTH I 1& SR 131 Lonq*po'j 41—Houses MINI AND 1 Bedrooms. lari family rn..m. ,'tr conditioni.i lenri-tI yard, parti,jiIy fumnishet House Trailer lake Jr$Sup area ('all Ml 505* or All 5440 Monthly Rentals Available Before Publication 4—Persona ls -_.r---' - Nice. 1 hefirricirn trailer, South Sanford Ave $17'. month Adults rw-'ly 171 fl71 31-44ailments Furnished A BABY'S WORLD Care for ini 1089e 7 only P41it to new Drivers' License Rure.au 1276"S - Noon Friday Sunday ____ HITtH: film, "Sex Symbol," with Connie Stevens in a Marilyn Monroe.'boo.aJjke role that had to be delayed and altered for Day for further Information caIr 473. I 4387 or write (44) Lucy Show 6•30 (2.6) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) FeelIng Good (35) Mayberry RFD (44) aitc LII Noon The 41—Houses 7 Bedroeumwith central air; no pets. DEADLINES 34 Gives for a price 40 Morally pure dawn s 42 Closest 12 Atop relative 16 Islands north 46 Opposite the of Tonga ship middle 21 German 47 Indite astronomer 48 Wind spirally 22 Astronomer. 50 Monitor lizard --Hopvoj SI Outlet Jeans S2Penodsofttme 23 Worship 53 Burmese spirit 5 Dead Sea ____________________________________ LITTLE 26 Garments 27 Water pitchers crest S Newest 9 Modern Persia tO Feminine nickname 11 Greek goddess of 36 Biblical victim .....•• LiTC I II%I II. I'I I ___________________________________ LJI 11 to see that controversial TV Frightenstein 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Fllnistones 830 (44) Three Stooges ___ 28 Uncle (Scot) 29 Mercantile exchange 6:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon cloSe to stnrp's, churches Ideal for retired persons 6#A 61* ur 127 8051 &--Child Care 1 thru S limes 41c a Inc 6 thru 25 times . 31c a line utImes ........2lca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum _____ - - MORNING . 1 ,1 1 1 , 7 Moun,,in thing Of press reception The Versailles, vi.'its SIASIA — — — ___________ ___ ution" 119.1to Cartier's Son-in-law Leonard gets some .'.taSI'k,'IftI)Ju,'f1s7u3t., network where he worked and Yves St. laurent salon, and heat from the family to put before he joined the govern, some real royalty. mama to work at his accounting ISEEK & FIND ment force, scheduled the ABOUT TONIGHT: nrm as a receptionist. Clifton Li recepuon in New York for Scab 89 CBS TONY ORLANDO to meet TV editors, A few days AND DAWN When It comes to having business problems at later, an opportunity arose for comedy, few have better the bar ber shop, but doesn't ABC to get an interview with credentials than Anne Meara want to let Earl go. Clifton Isn't Israeli premiere Rabin on the and Hal Linden, both stars of happy about mama going to new wlthdrawls in Sinai and their own series, WW Join work, but Tracy plants the idea Scali was picked for the "Issues Orlando tonight. by revealing there's an opening High spot is a at Leonard's office. and Answers" taping. One takeoff on the Orient Express 94 ABC BAREFIA "On the problem: the press reception, mystery flick. Road" Baretta is a hostage Not wishing to antagonize the 3'9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON print media, Scali had to bow THE PRAIRIE "Ebenezer tonight, and is held by two holpmenposingps.A out of the program. He'll make Sprague" Nothing as lso like an his on-the-air comeback at a engaging little girl to melt held hostage is a runaway girl later date with a news special coldness of a Scrooge-type, that Baretta has encountered and taken into custody. Baretta on U.S. diplomacy and defenses Laura Ingalls befriends a ones the pawn for the girl's alterations abroad, fisherman who tw'ns Out to who be life as he finds himself INTEREST: the hardhearted town banker. Coopera ting with hoods, Lwnyllacs get a second thance S430 ABC WHEN THINGS Show - 60 Leases form) N ! N 34—MbiIe Homes -- fleftery- Adults I BR, nir FOIIND Black WhIp 'ema'e Pndlp (all 3?? S. 0)Si RATES HOURS 30-Apartments Unfurnished I arqe. Male C,v'rrn' 'f'rptirrd hrfl*n With whIp te.e.t 171 7i419 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (A L \41 corrurllientator 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2. 6) Tomorrow i 25 Before (comb r & Found rnlipn Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 I ftJO1I1 and wife astronomer Seminole A NP (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Søotliqht (24) Romantic Rebellion Live p-i CLASSIFIED ADS 511!1 t r'ir __ 5--Lost L RSA 48 Part of locomotive 49 Astronomer. Otto 53 Loops-with runnirwj knots .56 Job offerer 57 Of husband 58 Babylonian 19 Round number eagle flyer 20 Vipers Greek 59 22 Preserve former U.S. ambassador to the (6) Movie Wide World Of RetIes Successive items Club (44) flrJldy Bunch 530 (2) News (24) Villa Alegre (33) Lost In Space (44) Partridge uim1ty (2 , 8, i) Ne'.c M.rtian (44) Three Stooges 3:73 (44) Spirit QI '76 3:30 (.) Tattletales (9 One Life To lB Corolla pI1S I? Set of (IS) Mickey Mouse (2, 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) General Hospital () News aborigines (var.) 14 Prayer garment 15 Paces John Scall, "The Royal Lovers" special reruns deals with obesity. tomoowa1ternoonatl : It's Dangers are pointed out and (57 United Nations, had to delay his a 90-minute special that shows explained. return to ABC as a news the world of contemporary Siyle 11:30 (2.6) Tonight Show (9) 11:55 AFTERNOON L?-i'.'i . ,,-' .,.) " (6) Young And (I)) Zane ,rey 6:73 (3) cL... 13 Neighborhood (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Ascent Of. Man (44) Underdog 300 (2, 1. 13) Another World (6) Match Game (44) Phil Donahue Mama Cannon 2*30 (6) Gambit ,• That's My (6) 200 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid iioo (2, 6. 13 High Rollers (241 FnøIinn (rd (33) Bugs Bunny Popeye And Pals (44) Fllntstcnes 4:00 (2, 6, 13) Somerset (6) Partr idge Family (9) Dinah (24) Sesame Street (33) Rocky And Friends Underdog (44) Mickey Mcuse Club 4 30 () Bonanza (6, 1) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City Council Meeting (35) Add'ms Family (44) GillIcan's Island 500 (9) GiIliqan's Island (24) Mister Rogers Deal (33) 7 00 Club (44) Green Acres (6) (9) When Things Were Rotter, (33) Name Of Game (35) Bi Valley 1730 (2. L 13) Jackpot (6) Search Fo' Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) News (9) Ryan's H,pe (24) Instructional Schedule (.3, 44) Movie 1:30 (2) Barbara Walters Visits The Royal Lovers (6) As The World . Turns (9) Let's Make A (6) Mike Douglas (6) BIg Valley (9) Movie (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44) leave It To Beaver 9)0 (24) In School Service (44) Gomtr Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweeostakes (6) Give n Take (I) Rornoer Room (34) Sesame Street (44) Father Knows jJ4t II Shade tree 43 44 Noun sulfa 45 Astronomr Shaptuy I Tycho 6 Italian tronomcr ___ OI(2J1 GO i TV anomm~ Wednesday Astronomers I ________________ __. it' I ii'',: ?S825'ank Drive 377 $145 , SP RINKLER All typ and s iz es We reCar amid Sr, c, t'T!N( MACIiiP,'[ !. SUPPLY CO 707W Ind St 377 6412 tYourBusiness...DI 322-2631-9ç93 �811—Evening Herald Sanford Fl. 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TO I P.M.) _____________________________________________ • ( IF i V,r Eic V - wsl I i A ____ 'Ali ~y ~ I A WFER i~ W L_r WEEK ___________ REGULAR OR DIET I I I I EPSI I I I MONEY SAVER FAMILY PA GROUN C CK OR A AI — 8 U, — "\ DIET 3 LBS. 16 OZ LEAN PLUS DEPOSIT BOTTLES LB. • OR MORE . WITH57-50 ORMORE FOODORDER . . . . .. 998 SIRLOIN STEAK SWISS STEAK 968 L . . STEAK UNDER BLADE C A I(UA OAST1 TOP ROUND STEAK BLADE CUT FO ALI BONELESS C • • - a _ RNI ROUND STEAK CLUB STEAK SIRLOIN SHOULDER ROAST • LB R . — $1 9 38 LB. A is W 98 • . .., SPARERIBS WHOLE FRYERS S 8C LEG or BREAST QUARTERS 68 ; MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK LB. BREAST, THIGHS or DRUMSTICKS CANNED HAM ' CARUSO TOMATO 2 go — — — GUAL. PAK 1207 BOTTLF CATSUP LB BAG • ' * S So BOX 2# 9`C LB. 38AG LB LB 9 3 TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF _____ zz Oct 100 TEA BAGS BATHROOM • EXTRA BOX 39; TOMATO FAMILY FARE TISSUE CAT FOOD DOG FOOD DOG FOOD COUNT BOX 99 CORNET 2ROLLPACK IS OZ. PACK 45 17~ FRISKIFS 151') OZ. CAN PURINA 7$ LB RAG 18 25 107 CAN PORK $ 99 ltOZ CAN ATOES CORN ON THE BIRDSEYE PACK COBB ORANGE 100PCT.FLORIDA MINUTEMA JUICE 1D 16 07. CA N COOL WHIP GARLIC ROLLS BIRDS 9 OZ. TUB FYF ' L B. 39; 2*69 98 L B. y 79c HOT 4BOX 4.98 LB. SLICED BACON 7Q BOLOGU A LB. 69; COOKED HAM 690 LYKES 00 C SLICED 100 100Z $163 i) WITH PURCHAE OF 140 COUNT , Z E STA SALTINES f) ' , r STAMPS rRAF M WITH PURCHASE OF fl V I I fl I a C-mPon DUNCAN HINES Good Thru Mi. i. mt CAKE MIX r - BETTY CROCKER IIIVI OZ. PKG. 15 9; 1 'Y . GALLOCJ4ARLIS PINK CHABLIS t~ GAL. FROSTINGS 00 - RA EXT STAMPS WITH PURCHASE 0)' $3 PURCHASE HEALTH AND 13 EAUTY A IDS PKG.691 _____ rt .- __ ould close, but the legislature provided necessary funds for the lab's operations, . The cri me i8u serves counties, and law. en- B1 n d Man, Loot House Increase Studied electrical cords and hauled into Sanford Auto Auction parking lot, West First Street, Sanford returned Wed. The two masked d men, on Tuesday nesday night and took dressed in army' remaining mag wheels off then continued ransacking the house for 90 minutes, according vehicles. br A request by Herndon Kimbrough said it "bothers" Ambulance for a $5 hike in all him that requests are Identical fees for ambulance calls has for both emergency and nonbeen turned over for an In- emergency runs because nonvestigation by Gary Kaiser, the emergency runs are the profitcuunty's public safety director. makers. ' a rear bedroom. Ski-masked bandits broke into a south Seminole house early bed and robbed a resident and stole a pickup truck to make their getaway. to Smith lx fore they escaped Deputy Jim Hibbard said the Sheriff' s agents said the by stealing a 1975 silver grey value of the Items taki'n off the burglary-robbery is the sixth by Chevrolet pickup truck parked autos now totals $849. ski-inasked bandits in eight in the driveway of the In both Instances, the tiiit,t, months — and the second one residence apparentl)scaledafencetoget this week Deputies said the house and to the autos deputies said Ricky Smith, fl, told deputies hecamehometo23l9Falmouth truck are owned by Mck Sanford police early today Road ju. before midnight and Mayback, who was away from discovered a break-In at J) was jumped by two men armed home when the incident oc- Sanford Auction house, French with carbines as he entered the curred. Avenue and 12th Street. Investigators said the armed Patrolman Richard I... Bennett Deputy13.L. __ an undisclosed reported he found the building bandits repor Sin was p ount of loot from the house had been entered by remosing Deputies said included in the glass panes from a Jalousie items taken were a .45 caliber window. .' -\ (' -' %I I , ' -, , . , •• • - Also Kimbrough his Bob Ellis the count) corn mission's administrative repeatedly asked for inassistant, said today Kai3er formation which shows all will check the flrm's -run Herndon ambulances contracted for remain exclusively records," to ambulances remain In the in Seminole County count) all year pr contract Kaiser Is expected to orovide specifications that Lnforniaticn at the next Iferndon, which operates meeting ' p ' C7 1L - " ". Meanwhile, Herndon officials under an exclusive contract, sked the commission to today said ftee ambulances raise fees for non-emergency contracted for do remain Iti the runs from $25 to SM, and for a county, at least most of the '"1' hike in emergen calls from I time SM to P5. The spokesman noted — I Ellis said this year's contract energeflc transfers are runs out Oct 1, thus mission action is needed at next require Optimist IA. Gov. Jack Devlin presents certillcaW of merit and Tuesday's meeting. The spokesman indicated CLUB HONORS appreciation to 12-year-old 5,111wee Middle School student Tom Sheriff'? deputies today were perhaps some disaRreenient Von Gwiten at breakfast nit-cling of the Optimist Club today at aLso investigating the theft of a Commissioner John Kim. exists over locatiun of the diree Land o'Lakes Country Club, Casselberry, as Sberfff John Polk brough has surfaced as the vehicles. $130 citizens band radio unit looks on. The son of Mr. and hirs. John Von Gunten.Tom found a most vocal opponent of tierfrom a car at the 554 Brookside r rates. Some people don't like the large surn of money In the street six months ago and turned It don's request for highe Dr.. Forest Brook, residence of over to the Sheriff's Office o far no one has claimed the money, H E Mills and the theft of a 300At last Tuesday's meeting, move them," said Herb Perry, which will be returned to the finder If unclaimed. (Herald Photo Kimbrough told the corn- a pound platform scale, valued at company spokesman h Jane (acselberr i $200, from the Seminole (,arden mission, If U cunies up today, fl Ambulances located noes are oca in Center, U.S. 1792, Longwood _____________________________________________________________________ I'll have to vote against it' err 1 Sanford and the WN Police said the burglars took six rifles, valued at $M, plus the window panes. 4-A Around The Clock I)eputles today were sear. Bridge .... 4-B ching for the stolen truck. They ........... $-A said the vehicle had mag Calendar Comic:; ............ 4-B wileels, a canvas back Lover Crossword ............ and a personalized licen5e tag ........... 4-A bearing the word ,Sabbath.' Editorial Dear Abby ........... 7*A 5.8 Earl) Sunday three ski Dr. Lamb 4-B masked men in army-type Horoscope 5-A J.ii hots, armed with shotguns Ilespltal 5-A nstwd their way into a house Obituaries ..... 124'fl on lied Bug Road at Lake Sports Television ..............513 Howell, tied up and robbed four 7-A persons, and escaped in an auto Women belonging to one 01 hut ICIIII1S WEATHER The auto was later found stuck 5. In sand in an orange grove In high d d 's south Seminole. and chased the man out of the house after the J. L. Hale has a baseball bat ani he used it early Itainfall overnight tow suspect dropped the knife. — to hold a burglary suspect at bay. investigators say in the six today .30 inches. Partly cloudy to cloud)' similar-type burglary-robbeSanford police responded at 12:40 a.m. to Hole's "lie was forced to drop it by bat-wielding 1r. chance of ries over the last eight montl, A throuib Friday. . s 1312 Surnmerlin Ave. home to find the 47-year4d Hale," Patrolman Steven Harriett reported. tunwers. Highs mushy In the four vechicles were stolen. In railroad employe holding a WIiter Park man for • Harriett arrested Edward Va, Questlonat), 20, of low SCi. Eowi In the upper 60s. three of the cases the autos officers Lb a nd were Variable W nter Park, onachargeofbreakln and entering Hale told police he and two other inembers of hisi awthegist win& 10 Mph. Rain dwelling. Questionaty is being held in jail on $8,000 In other reports, deputies family were in the house when a window screen was bomi. said tuday that upparently removed and a man entered the dweUing. Wough Friday. "The su3p~ct appeared to be under the innuence Officers repxW the alleged burglar pulled out Complete detsits and tides lNeves who took four mag two cars at the a knife when confronted, but Hale grabbed the bat of me type drug and was very uncooperative wheels off are on Page S.A. L ! 71 401~ tt Baseball ' ' VALUE I en ays HONEST BOY EXTRA S Yflfl r Ambulance Rate ammunition TOP VALUE STAMPS v - At, ' $ 68 12 OZ. PKG. Cupøn Coed EXTRA ' COPELAND SLICED MICHELA14GELO 10 OZ,PXG. FAMILY PAK flOc LB IJUU ' ARMOUR 490 / S Bandits In Sk Masks By BOB LLOYD Herald Staf I Writer ARMOUR i,. , 1 agreementwith the Sanford Airport Authority for the structure housing the lab. y 1~ W) y i VAN CAMP QUAL PAK 303 CAN 07 JAR TUCK YELLOW FLAME TOKAY MULLET LOBSTER / GROUPER SHRIMP FROZEN FILLET Arr SAUCE NON-DAIRY CREAMER SH $129 1~ - . FLORIDA COOKED 3 LB. $ ' PET McINTOSH Cjpn Good Ttrv 3LB. $598 CAN FRESH FROZEN ROCK L B. POTATOES DELUXE 9 ORMORE CHOPPED IRLOIN PATTIES OIL — 100 CUBE STEAKS _ I TOMATOES 1 LB. 9 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK ' F 3 SHOULDER ROAST . A APPLES SQUA GRAPES LB. ATLANTA IMPORTED POLISH COOKINC BAKING 9 AVG 28 78 LB. - LEAN MEATY PORK . . ' 58 -- . County Commissioner John Kimbrough felt It was located in Sanford, or not. the responsibility of the state or the airport Until Tuesday's agreement, Vihien said no "valid authority to underwrite the lab, not the county. lease" existed, which meant persons were "out However, Freeman said the state can't enter Into Li nine County Comm1uiorrt reecued a half-7 •VThe WvrwuIi illegally." airport authority has bluff ed us out," ngrt b' l disallows forcement officers say Wi a necusity for Central a.nsillion .LolLar yearly payroU uy atte1ng 10' Florida crime ngiitera. Kimbrough noted. He said the commission could not more u Freeman took exception to that statement, and two sublease the Sanford Qime Lab, according to anything legally do anything the state couldn't—since the advised Vthlen nottocompromise the county's legal 117here is going to be a *17be (state) attorney general will not allow a Coriurnission Chailrman Sid Vihkm Jr. crime lab in Central commission, in actuality, is an extension of state position. "I'm going to disagree," Freeman said of state agency to do what we have done," Freernan Florida," Sheriff John Pulk &.d& government. Vihien's claim of illegality. Though County Attorney Tom Freeman admits said. The present agreement was entered into Kimbrough said the commission is "Just doing the After assurances the lab wouldn't cost the county At any rate the sublease has been signed and ii! the sublease lets "the state off the hook on some before Freeman assumed the county attorney's any money job." — unless the state reneges, somehow, on state's be forwarded to Tallahassee for approval. agreements," VihIen said the county can either position. its funding policies — commissioners Tuesday Until then, officials say state money is paying the U the state pulls funds, VihIen admitted, "We'll responsibilities" or "get In a "share some of there Earlier this year, crim? lab operations were approved the sublease negotiated by the combe left holding the bag." SIII,OW-a-year lease agreement. And, crime tab g taken over by the state, after federal funding was mission chairman. But Polk pointed out the county has the lease workers, according to Vthlen, repre5nt a $480,000 At present, the county has a 10-year, *18,000-a, withdrawn. For a time, it was rumored the lab But, approval was not without some reservations, agreement, regardless of whether the crime lab is payroll to the community. 1 L V • $1 SHOULDER ROAST By ED ICK Herald Stall Writer ' — 11 N ROUND BONIF LB. - .. rime a ayroll Rescued I• 0 LB. . . Board member Davie Sims said Layerwas"entlrelyoutof recommendations: the"overcrowdingol(regular) order" by asking the board to . .-.-.. . buses and correct some of our Eng neer reconsider its earlier action to "Permanent access" to ffie existing bus routes." provide the service as a regular 7 7— agenda item. aw"Rill "T"hat's the reason no action "Tbe board voted two weeks Ron Korb presents plea for courtesy busing to School Bwrd at — Delay implementing the was taken," said Layer. ago for the courtesy busing and Wednesdai night's meeting. fHerald Photo by Joe Askren) Board Chairman Robert courtesy busing until after Oct. i t's the superintendent's I when eight new buses are ,Bud" Veather agreed with obligation to implement it on shut," said Sims. ~In. Tclson to have the Countywatching television if you're not expected to be delivered. Doug Riddell, eight ear.old student at Forest City Elementary the basis of a double run and "Sixty-six kids won't throw going to implement our plans," wide Advisory Committee come School, does his thing on a swing as he enjoys playtime during bus drivers say it can be done, off the — instruct the Countywide up with criteria for granting whole county (busing Sims said. The audience aprecess. Doug's flying high in the early days of autumn. (Herald but they've been told to keep it system). You Just don't want to plauded. Advisory Committee to develop future courtesy busing requests Ptiotoby Bill Vincent Jr.) low key and keep their mouth do it . . . I'd rather be home Neither Board members criteria and policy guidelines at its 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15 meeting. Freeman: Sublease Lets State Off Hook S l~ . CENTER CUT CHUCK IN THE SWING OF FUN THINGS . . • . VT4aip. .". .. -r'-. i LIMITONE LBO 1he school district receives Both Kwh and Mrs. Telson no state funds for courtesy said they favored Layer's third busing of pupils living within a recommendation, but that the tworrdle radius of thi& school, board should provide ffie serith the meantime. IN meo wners' Association, "Why are we beating this G.c "double rin' will cost the issue county about $750 a year Keeth no per child." 1,ayer iid the aft r.4 tries to (nikirm the board's direction, but state law requires the walk to school, and made ftee superintendent to first relieve additional __ i f____ . LB. . - C 7V)p • ' . -. 3 HIND QUARTERS 3 FRONT QUARTERS 3 WINGS GIBLETS NICKS REGULAR ____ COFFEE UP OR __ —_ f to reconsider their action. Layer, who termed the Board attorney Douglas Sky request "low priority" Stenstrom said the action was said "sometimes we get too made for 'safet reasons emotionally involved. — — uegin Allan Keeth, Pat Telson nor needed rantin or Sims, who voted for the busing refusing any courtesy busing service two weeks ago, wanted requests. -- 4 0 I eminole County School Board members Wednesday night upheld a 3-2 decision made ago ovide o o: courtesy busing and cused Superintendent William P. "Bud" Layer of using "delaying Lacdcs" in not implement- 1: . I n A J~~T FR YNFR now MAXWELL HOUSE p D P 7 ECON-O PACK MIXED uusin g By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Courtesy busing begins Monday for the more than60pupUsfm the Skylark subdivision who were faced with a "dangerous long to their Longwirx)(I Elementary School, less than two miles away. ______ . - ________________________________________ .- Skyiar ___ _____________ EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH COUPONS IN THIS AD FAIRWAY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents U3e this coupon with the other Triple Header - I 000 Hd Evuiu iI' UPIWUestamps I PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE SEPT. 25 10 OC T. 1, ' L pg I (Excluding items prohibited bY law )J GET UP TO C II with Purchases totaling $5.00thru $9.99 • 1;1I4fl&!']I Topwtw Stamps I (Excluding items prohibited by law) J I fi I31 I %p%hw%mM Ttf! 1 II B 11 - Bat Co es In Handy It's the operations of the Seminole-Goldenrod ambulance that are In question. Perry said county lines "run all over during the booking process," Harriett said. the place" in that area. Nlice said two hours later, in a separate in- Ile said the company wnds cident, Lewis Small, 63, of Park Ave Trailer Park, the amubuLince closest to an heard a noise at his outside uti1ity shed. Sman went emercency. outside, officers said, to confront an unidentified But, ho siid the hul:rti man. The intruder slashed at Small with a knife and contracted for in Si'uiui;ti' knocked off his glasses, cutting his nose. The inan serve Seminole first. demanded Srnall's wallet, but the householder Ing (Ust (lidn't have one. of gasoline and other relate,l Police said the intruder was last wen running i tems as reasons for the ate west in the vicinity of Park hike request. t_ e7 : � 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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Thurdy, Oct. is, 1975 681h Year, No. 49—Friday, October 17, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents GenevaMan Ac quitted In Theft Ring Trial By BOB l.l.OYI) IleraldStaU Writer -jr . SYLVANIA Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS 7301 7% "' CIRCULAR SAW 4mm x 4x 8' PREFINISHED PANELING i $jjj ' J 48 k I EACH Black it Decker' 0 SHEET - EACH Q7 S Y LVA ~N IA 60, 75 or 100 watts. General purpose saw for home or shop use. Reg. Price (ea.) .......22c Reg . Price . ........................• • Disco Approved By Zone Board For Downtown Embossed woodgrain reproductions in Azure Blue, Mist Green, Cinnamon or Gold Surfer. • Reg. Price (sheet) ......................... 5.99 1. TX-9 TORCH CYLINDER "Commander" LANTERN Use on afl propane appliances. 1" threaded top. I.C.C. approved. BY JOE ASKREN Patrick said the enHerald Staff Writer tert.alnrnent will cater to older Downtown Sanford night life age groups, but plans don't ') will be increased as a result of include topless go-go girls. action ta ken Thursday by the In other action, the co rncity's Planning and Zoning mission set a public hearing at Commission p in Nov. No 6 to amend the city's The commission unanimously zoning ordinance to allow granted a conditional use "conditional use" for smaller request for a discotheque houses and andapartments i n lounge at the present location of single multi-family Global Carpets at 119 South residentially zoned areas. Magnolia Ave. The site is zoned "I dont know of am y house for commercial, according to City sale for less than $25,000 in ' Planner Dave Farr. Sanford," said Harris. Developers Robert Patrick The commission approved a and Allen Zane were told by site pla n for a swimming pool commissio ne rs they would have enclosure at Awning & Pool to go to the City Commission to Supply, 218 Sou th French Ave., apply for a liquor license. as requested by Smith. Reg. Price ............1.6.9 h Aftit pleaded guilty in one burglary the c ase, according to court receiving and concealing stolen dated his daughter, Donna -Onie said they were his and he Harrison Steart III of ding completion of a courtcase and is going to plead guilty records, property in another theft-ring- Davis, for several months prior was broke and needed money." Orlando, argued in closing to ordered pre-sentence loin another case with the UnJoseph Long testified in his related case, to the chain saw incident. A circuit court Jury was out derstanding the state will brother's defense that he Long also denied Onie's the jury that 'Onie hates M.D. vestigation. Thursday Circuit Judge "Onie told me that he got the testimony that he'd delivered Long's guts." only 10 minutes Thursday recommend live-year caps on iJosepht had given Onie cash Robert B. McGregor set $15,000 chain saws in a deal with an stolen wooden shipping pallets Another accused member of "The only thing the state has before acquitting a Geneva sentences in the 15-year forthesawsandtha(l.D Long appeal bonds for Crowder and the theft ring Charles Wesley woodcutter accused Insurance adjustor or to location on Red Bug Road, is Onle," Stewart said. " of felonies, told the Jury h And I t%sbury 27trial of Maitland is e sold have anypurc money when Fields after defense attorneys something" Long said. He said near an elementary school, feel sorry for him. He can't go docketed, for the week of knowingly buying stolen chain three chain saws to M.D. Longdidn't the saws were hased. saws from an admitted and his filed notice of appeals on their Onie had volunteered to get him where Long was once engaged anywhere, so he's trying to hurt Nov 3 on charges of armed -year-old brother, Other relatives testified they convictions, member of a multi-county .Joseph Lo ng, for $175. a receipt for the saws but never in a pallet repair and recon- this man who helped him." were he lping M.D. Lo ng buil d Crowder still faces three did breaking and entering, grand "steal to order" theft ring. ditloning business. Onie said he'd told the Longs a log cabin at the site of his tr ials the week of Nov. 17 on In previous trials in theft. larceny and larceny of a Calvin Yates, another ring-related cases, a jury firearm The Jury returned the verdict that he got the saws in the trailer home the day Onie buying, receiving and conLong said he had never member of the theft ring who acquitted Maitland Merjne of innocent for Marvin D. Long, Longwood break-In, but the showed up wi th the cha in saws. cealing stolen property knowingly bought stolen Items testified he 'd been involved In owner Ralph DiLislo of a Also facing charges t, con44, Old Minis Road, Geneva. Long brothers testified they Salerno said one of the saws charges. from Onie. He said he had 100 to 150 area burglaries buying, receiving and nection with the theft ring is Long had been accused of didn't know the sans were ? hereabouts is now unknon kiried Onif $142 on fi or The lMn's Crowder ltirin' an linonth ptriod a mes 1 1) is 30 o f Orlawl ilir&' t'!tn proprty Oi rge J a buying, rcceiving and con- stolen and thought they were bt'cause after recovering it, 1`ields were arnong I:i susixct.s alld shotgulls" ofic cealing chain saws stolen by used. testified that Onie told him he'd in connection with an ai -- the husband of Barbara Ives officers used it "In a controlled arrested after sheriff's agents time. James Arthur Onie, 28-year-old sold stolen pallets to M.D. long. compressor stolen by theft ring Davis, a narcotics informant The saws were surrendered buy" and sold it to alleged fence said they broke up the $1Sheriff's agents said the guns, now a witness in the Gainesville Yates, who hasn't been inembeb in Orange County. Orlando carpenter, In a to sheriff's detective Ralph Donald H. Crowder. million-a-year "steal to order" taken in a Geneva area trailer arrested, supplied Information February burglary ohn trial of Scott Camille. Another jury convicted J at Salerno during an investigation Crowder, 44, and Herman E, theft ring with raids in mid- burglary, were recovered from to Salerno that agents said Thomas Richards, 27, of Longwood Saw and Mower, before the Longs were arrested Fields, 38, both of Altamonte August Davis has admitted under Long U.S. 17-92, Longwood. resulted in the breaking up of Longwood, of know Joseph E. Long Is docketed Springs, were found guilty by a ingly buying oath In Seminole theft ring In the Thursday trial, M.D. "I never looked at them the theft ring, Onie, who testified he's for trial the week of Get. 29 in jury on Oct. 11 a stolen television from Onie. trials that he participated In of buying, Long testified that Onie had I guns) closely," Long testified. Long's defense attorney, flichards is free on Wnd pm burglaries with Onie and Yates, IENzOMAJ1C rjfl1 EACH For bright light when you need it. No. 122WB with 6 volt battery. Reg. Price ............................... PULSATING "MASSA GE" "We need something like this. The motion was rnade and I%e dowidtown area is vacant seconded by Franklin and after 5 P.M. You might as well Sloan. .) swift _ WALK THRU BAG 6-6-6 35% Organic FERTILIZE1" Easy to apply on lawn or garden. Large 50 lb. bag. Reg. Price (bag) ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . OUR MIDWAY OF VALUES AND YOU'LL FINb 1001 OF UNADVERTISED BARGAINSI town," said zoner C.B. Dr., south of Phelps Restaurant Franklin, who seconded the and east of Zayre Shopping • '- - "a.,. N 4 -. / . . j ,- square miles of rugged Texas plains in an eff ort to locate 1' ' -. 'olton and Danielson, his flying A massive ground and air companion ..search of Texas cact us country He said the latest information .iOLUr,0 failed to t ur n up any sign he has Is that the two Central Th ursday of Maitland auto Floridians disappeared after . dealer Johnny Bolton and his Bolton radioed the pilot in an Forest City flying companion. accompanying Mustang that he 0 'p .-j ('1 However, search coordinator "was losing him." . Ron Haney said aircraft were James K. Leeward, one of the £V16I'i dispatched today to the site of a pilots in the entourage of four 1A ..a .. reported explosion which was said Bolton "Just pulled away wi thin flying range of Bolton's and disappeared. He never Sa . . PSI when It was Last seen a word." Leeward of Ocala was " disappearing into clouds with flying about 20 minutes ahead ldyilwUde Elementary School received a Bicentennial flag In ct-remi*Wa Yesterday. Jack Horner, Norman Danjeljwrl, a retired of Bolton on a return Uip to nty Bicentennial chairman, made the prt-s4f t 01Oon. From Idt art:=k1wrls, rov-3 Ren6,1`4. d"IA&*ACWn MA brOther Of SWOrd from a -,*Y#s air sh(m 1 1 2"x4"x8' 13 PINE STUDS . . . . .... . .............. 18.8.9 ARCHITECTURAL PAINT Interior-exterior PVA wall finish for masonry, wood, metals. White and colors. Reg. Price (gal.) boa . . .. . .5.39 BYEDPRICKETT . '_";--- Herald Staff Writer :--' -' . &',.'-' \ "._ p i ",a". . . ' ' J i j• ._ &\j\ -. FLAC; PRESENTED - , - Norma Ragsdale, principal at Idyllwildle, orner, Casey Hawthorne, Jerry Crews and Robert Wintes Park dentht liarry F. and in.-inaged to slip his ancient Danielson, ridingin a converted warbird to safety at San jump seat behind 11w pilot. Ju Angelo. (aplo. IfIerald Photo by Bill VincentJ r.) Adion Sou t n Raney said reports came In Leeward said he had been last night of an explosion flying about 20 minutes ahead northeast of Abilene around of Bolton and Hobble Roberts, a 3:30 Wednesday afternoon, two retired Air Force nwjor and S Reg. Price ...... . • - 9 -'- place." lie said a band and disc Zoning Inspector John Steffens for one of two sidewalk projects W.E. "Pete" Knowles who young school • children to be "dive" nor an "undesirable - . Relaxing, refreshing, massaging sensation from pulsating bursts of spray. Adjustable. Model 20910. .3.19. - ' hours after Bolton's warplane sales manager at Bolton Air- Seminole County Public The project area Is two-thirds have no place to walk except in Elementary School Works Director Bob Andrew In the county, and one-third in the street itself. . - it makes It School Superintendent W. P. Conunissioners agreed with has asked for a field Inspection the city, said City Manager extremely hazardous for these "Bud" tayer said he is con. cerned with the heavy traffic on disappeared. Bolton reportedly craft in Sanford. Roberts had 211 hours of fuel left at the managed, also, to land his time of his disappearance. Mustang safely at Curtis Field Haney said the site of the at Brady, which is about 70 reported explosion was within mi:es east of San Angelo. 100 miles of the point Bolton's Sanford Airport Supt. El ng their bicycles 27th St., but no scb kind of entertainment "you can recreational vehicles behind by the City of Sanford. 001 funds P51 was last sighted. "We've Turner said four of the In his letter, Andrew is in this particular section, could be expended for sidewalk bring your wife to" got two planes in that area - warbirds flew out of Sanford uli houses if a complaint is filed. Andrew wrote County asking for cost estimates "in a Knowles wrote in a letter to construction. checking it out," he said rata share as to the county Andrew. Oct. 6 and were expected back Engineer Bill Bush ThW-SthI)' pro Contacted - late Fr i day, Ha y, who is coo ne rd ti ina ng Wedn asking his department to in. and city responsibilities," so esday. The fourth pilot City Commissioner Julian County Commission the search from Lonjenette request can be Donald br ought to S J. Plumb, 44, a widely ispect and determine cost t!e Sid Vihlen said the SR. tenstrom said the city ng Service at the San known flier who moved recently Flyi the County Commission for estimates for constructing a t U d been trying for four years to get sidewalk Is a "vita project' Angelo airport, said officials to Orlando from Canada, died in sidewalk for ldyllwilde action, county cooperation on building and itis"certainly warranted. also are attempting to get a the crash when his fighter plane Elementary school children o Knowles said the purpose of another sidewalk needed on Vihien sa id he hoped a joint sa tellite pi u ct re of Wednesday went down near San Angelo the North side of S.R. 46A from the project Is to provide a safe 27th Street, between 17-92 proJect can be worked II I out weat r he co nditions to aid them Wednesday afternoon. Larkwood Drive to Vihien Rd., access for the school children. and Sanford Ave. for pupils w here the city would pay, 101' the in the search. "At the present time they walking according to Andrew's office 4 to (Vontlnued On Page 2-A) Pinecrest )flhIc-d -a) o1 Haney sa.id about 25 aircraft Leeward and Roberts remain campaign is In full swing are partici pat ng in tod y's in Texas, searc hi ng for signs of ooz County olton was last with 182 volunteers, including 11 search B) noon today. about 15 the Mustang B° jockey music will provide the who recommended moving for school children, requested requested the project Monday. walking or Ii - Bolton Hunt Pressed Near 'ExPlosion' , motion made by Jeff Davis to Center. The request was made grant the request. by Donald Fielding and two Patrick said his new other Burger King represenestablishment will be neither a tauvea. ftot . roll up the sidewalks," said The comznis.sion also npI'&Z Chairman Arth ur Harris. proved a site plan for a new Farr agreed. Burger King with 40 parking "It will help build up down- spaces, at 2924 South Orlando P" iwl - nis e Full Swing - n . . . . division chairmen, contrihuting GAFSTAR PRIME SHEET VINYL FLOORING Interfoam-cushioned, for residential widths, six colors to choose from. tA use. 12' Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .......................2.88 Excellent for home projects or basic construction needs. Reg. Price (piece) . . . . . - 65c - VALENCIA CABINETS J%UAn ov I GALLON nnaui e Lovely nutmeg finish in rich wood graining . Ask your Scotty's salesman to. help plan your new kitchen now - and Save 10%1 their time and .itor ifl half of the campaign The campaign got Paving Begins In Downtown Area "Dry weather and lots of 13th Street and North of 3rd The other two paving con- city is involved. sunshine now will be very much Street, West of Poplar, he said tracts are - Contract II for $223,127 appreciated," City Engineer The Southeast section of underway - Contract I for $3,595,47 in in the Dreamwold area, or Mack L.aZenby said Thursday contract IV includes streets the Georgetown area is to start Southwest portion of the city, 23, with a goat 0; United as workers began laying as- East of U.S. 17-92 and Sanford Feb 1 and be completed by will begin paving of 433 miles Thentow phalton part ofSanlord's$12 A venue and South of 15th July. 17bA total of443miles Dec L Completion is expected stand at 60 dona tions per cent of the goal. At the cam-million street paving project. Street. in the Northeast portion of the by May, 1976. LaZenby said the federally . paign s first report dinner:n Oct. 2, funded, five phase project, Is a total of $33,670.95 was announced, " proceeding on schedule In spite or 24 per cent of the goal That first I of the recent rain) season '.' highhghtedb): report from Sears Roebuck and Co. So 0/ - - EACH /OOF \ \\ i/ \ 40 'Aluminum body, two draft slides. 12" x 19 1/4 " f1rzIr, ('1/ CUl In the Altamonte Mall of $13,000 At the second report dinne r, held Oct. 6 it the Civic 2enter, a newtotal of $54,103.41, or 30 per centof the goal. 17tat meeting featured a 11 d(rnatofl from the count) SC Officers for the United WQy of Seminole campaign are: J. ,unes E. CHAR-KETTLE 30 Wor kers started putting down the asphalt Thursda at Street and Pecan Avenue, which is part of the 743 miles in contracts III and V in the Goldsboro at ea. These projects are more th an 60 per cent complete, having begun In A • -- - U _. L : Touhy, coordinator; J.E. ij' ik_- 1 L• . " .-. . '. - June, and are expected to be finished by the end of ' i' in " --- . -i.i,.. ..,. - . ' , • I7bsaid W. a of those planes were in the air, combing more than 000 f' - 60 i fly .. " AX seen fl)ing. Roberts -- I ns e Su n ay id d "- ' Turf Club Has Own Black Cloud The Little black cloud that cried would shed buckets ov er the plight of the Seminole Turf Club Find out why In Jim Hanes' column In the Evening Herald Sunda) sports - t New Dividends For Sanford ow Is the time for parents, senior citizens and other 'anford community members to make an in vestment in our local students' careers which Is bound to pay high dividends. Seminole County's school volunteer program the Di v idends, L3 moving into the Sanford area this year, Involvement. Story, pictures, Page It, I I 4f 44 �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. it, It? ''*'•-'*;'sL r4 • Search _ Ir • NA11ON - Centers Near 'Explosion'%, ' Force Air Show at Harlington (Contlu d From Page 1-A) IN BRIEF 1 New York City Totters On Brink Of Collapse All NEW YORK (AP) New York City tottered on the brink of financial collapse today, its treasuries virtually empty and a rescue plan shattered by the last-minute refusal of a teachers' union to allow the use of pension funds. State and city officials worked frantically to get the union trustees of the pension funds to change their minds — or, failing that, to obtain more help from state pension monies or a loan from the Federal Reserve system. But they appeared pessimistic about their chancs of success. And the city, which had staved off default over six hectic months of financial maneuvering, faced a 3 p.m. deadline for $453 million in debt obligations for which it has almost no cash. J - , X.- 4ht-0, J Florida" and vanished In a jet training A spokesman at Bolton area for Webb Air Force Base Aircraft said Danielson was 9 north west of San Angelo. frequent flying companion of Bolton and enjoyed the ancient warbirds almost as much as esearc Bolton whose admiration of the P O W . ., - -. ,• - ..' -. . -, -. -. -,.- .. ';... ' - - I NEW ANGLE ON LIFE - Blue Cross Rates To Rise WASHINGTON (Al') Blue Cross-Blue Shield says rates charged to some six million federal workers, who make up the largest single employe group covered by the plan, will spiral by about 35 per cent Jan. 1. The increase will mean that a federal emyc naw Paying an a verage of $154 per year for comprehensive covere of his family will find his premiums bxyessd to $6 next year. "aThe use has been very high In the past year and costs continue to rise," Blue Cross spokesman J. S. Nagelschmidt said Thursday night in explaining the sharp boost in rates to federal workers and dependents. . . . ' -.. ____ 4- — Texas officials said today about 50 airplanes participated n the search ,or s P51 on Thursday The type of search, The Sanford Downtown Officials, say ls"standard"and Development Council Lslooking Involves flying and crisscross- for volunteers to do research m; of the countryside hoping toand ccnduct surveys, according spot some ilgn of wreckage. to Council Executive Dirmtor ' flw PSls were in a flight of Sara Jaco. (our World War H vintage "The historical research wi ll aircraft en route to San Angelo be exciting, because the — before flying back to Florida It's a topsy-turvy world alright, and viewed from this angle it makes Chad Lee feel quite light- after an air show at Harlington volunteer will be going back Into the archives for in. headed. But even with his world turned upside down, the Bevier Road, Sanford, youngster was eager in the lower Rio Grande Valley. fo rma tion about Sanford," she to summon a smile. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) Leeward said the four pilots said. left the annual Conferedate Air Jacobson added that experts from Tallahassee will be coming to Sanford to supervise tv the historical research. - To Testify For State Privacy Fears Kill Purchase WASHINGTON (AP) — A $62-million deal to buy computers for the Agriculture Department has been killed after congressional criticism that it might lead to federal snooping Into the private lives of farmers and other citizens. The computer plan was scuttled after Congress a week ago approved a $10.8 billion department appropriations bill, but reduced a 'working capital" fund Intended to help pay for the computers. Joseph K. Wright Jr., assistant secretary of agr1cultine for administration, said Thursday that he had notified three Cthnputer companies — Final bidders on the contract that the project was canceled. Deli'iery of the computers was to have begun in December. - ' h R Helpers ght S ou I51s was well known in Central automobile circles, 7 Economy Showing Progress WASHINGTON (AP) Government figures show that the nation's industry marched solidly away from es.con in September but that welfare costs rose O r L-u nt during the last f iscal year because of the recession. The Federal Recrc YSctrd said Thursday that the output of mines, factories and utilities increased 1.9 per cent in September, the fifth consecutive monthly Increase and the largest gain since Novemuer 1964, when the advance was 2,8 per cent. The September increase was the biggest one-month jump in production in nearly 11 years. More production by industry means more jobs for Americans, and the production report released Thursday clearly was part of the "very encouraging" economic news predicted Wednesday by President Ford. ' .•I% - Sus ect P11eaU A40 ^ f%. ' 7U, t"% r a Lawoftceny y FORT LAUDERDALE (Al') The chairman of House subcommittee on oceanography says Congress most take altion to strengthen the U.S. Merchant Marine. Rep. Thomas N. Downing, DVa., warned Thursday that the number of US. merchant shipa would be only marginally adequate In an emergency. -We wo,td not have sufficient U.S.-fiag ships to provide direct support to the military, mud) less strategic raw materials on the commerce required during periods of national emergency," Downing said in a speed) to the annual convention of the Propeller Club of the United States. The club supports waterborne commerce. - Probers: Mafia Nixed Kill WASHINGTON (Al') The CIA was prepared to pay the Mafia as much as $100,000 to kill Cuban premier Fidel Castro at the time of the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, according to Informed Investigators. However, the money was turned down by underworld figures Sam Giancana and John Rosselil, who agreed to undertake the mission for free, investigative sources said Thursday. As a result of the proposal, the CIA paid out "less than 110,000, perhaps less than $5,000" in expense money In the scheme to poison Castro, sources said. - Former Sexton Tells Of Deaths WALLACE, Idaho (A?) — A former sexton at an Episcopalian church on trial for two murders sat calmly on the witness stand, milling occasionally, as he described the deaths of 42 persons he claims to have killed in satanic worship and drug dealing. Thomas Eugene Creed), 25, of Portland. Ore., spent a full day Thursday on the witness stand, denying that he was guilty of the two murders for which be is on trial. 11 his bizarre account of the other murders is true, it would become the largest mass murder case in U.S. history. Eastern Draws Union Support MIAMI (AP) Eastern Airlines has drawn support from representatives of three major unions on a wagefree-, proposed for next year in return for an 8 per ccrd w$ By BOB LLOYD on charges of aggravated robbery of Robert Saltzer at Seminole charges. He was Kenneth Leffler, a jury the development program the committee has undertaken. Herald Stalf%rlter assault, robbery and use of a Fuxcroft A...irtments in south returned by sheriff's deputies Thursday found Fred D. Besides historical resear. A south Seminole robbery firearm in commission of a Seminole. Oct. 2 to lace trial. Lepper, 22,, of Casselberry, chers, the council needs suspect has pleaded guilt)' and felony. Walker told the court he'd Judge Woodson ordered guilty as charged of grand volunteers to conduct surveys, agreed to testify for the State Thursday, Walker went grabbed money spread on a Walker held In jail during a pre- larceny In connection with the tabulate survey results and to Attorney's office in other before Circuit Court Judge J. table at Saltzer's residence sentence investigation and said May 29 theft of auto tires and work on a public relations unidentified pending cases. William Woodson to plead "and took off for California." Walker wilLl be sentenced by wheels at Casselberry. committee. Robert John Walker, 22, a guilty to the lesser and Included Walker was a construction Circuit Judge A.J. Hosemann Judge Leffler ordered Lepper "We will be engaging in a former Goldenrod resident, had offense of grand larceny in worker In Apple Valley, Calif., Jr. held In jail pending completion very unusual and exciting been scheduled for trial Nov. 24 connection with the Aug. 28 when he was arrested on the In the court of Circuit Judge of a pre-sentence Investigation, campaign," Jacobson said. Beer, Wine Taken From Bar TVSERVICE CALL MILLERS Checks Stolen In Burglary Of Residence Sanford police today r'ported they are probing the theft Of $650 In checks in a burglary at _ _ ____ PH.. 322-0352 tiv residence ci Ttii i tc chìecks ae no vano wivers license. 1015 Magnolia Ave. Paradise Pools and were taken Sheriff's deputies today Sanford detectives arrested Patrolman Casey Herndon after Futrell's residence was reported that burglars made off Rinaldo Paul G ilberto, 47, 110 SAVE BIG ON with $59 in beer, wine and W. Airport Boulevard, on a St. LADIES AND CHILDREN cigarettes after breaking Into Petersburg circuit court Bonnie and Cl)des Bar, SR 434 warrant charging grand lar. and E. Lake Brantley Road, ceny. Bond for Gilberto was set Forest City. at $5,000. Army-Navy Deputy Randy Pittman said County jail records list the burglars enter ed i men's Gilberto's occupation as D pi g Surplus restroom by an outside door, apartment manager for SKF ripped a hole In the ceiling and Properties, Tampa. 310 SANFORD AV. per cent pure level. This would into the river, went through a ladles restroom mean, he said, the remaining He noted that during the into the establishment. five ner c--•..mm.m,w,,Iil it ,I. -rive- ,--ent -• •1 4aã a.,,.L "S U Johnnie Sa.l'fl MCCOy, 29, of KEY WEST, (AP) 22-year.old from Key West said planes and a cutter failed to side and water started pouring they tried to hold onto lobster- form as it tO5eiI about in sixThomas Gibbons, who clung Thursday, still resting from his turn up his two companions, in," Gibbons said. 'We couldn't trap bouys but the high waves foot seas. perilously for three days to a ordeal. "But I tasted a bite and Ross and Dorothy Corwin, also tell what the hell was happen- were ripping them from their He said that his only fresh buoy in the Gulf of Mexico, says It was bad enough that I decided of Key West. ing. Maybe we pulled a plank anchors. water carne in drops that conhe snared, killed and skinned a I was rot that hungry yet." The three were dumped into lose. Anyway the pump was alGibbons said he left the Cor-. densed on the inside housing of seagull but laid it aside, hoping Gibbons was rescued by a the sea Sunday when their ren- ready gone; these big waves the buoy. His only food would i ns clinging to an inner tube, to be rescued. shrimp boat Wednesday. But a ted 37-foot cabin cruiser sank blew it out. Both engines were to try to swim to a lighthouse have been the seagull, which he "1 was going to eat him," the search by seven Coast Guard about 60 miles west of Key flooded." strangled Tuesday after it West. They were just four miles lie said they tried radioing about three miles away. lighted next to him. from the Dry Tortugas, where for help but got no response. But he said the current was "I'm lucky," Gibbons said I they had planned to fish for "Then the water started corn- too strong and he only made it after being treated at a local snapper. ing in the cabin. It took a little to the 30-foot-high navigational hospital for exposure and dehyGibbons said he didn't know ovei a minute to sink. It hap. bouy. He climbed aboard and dration, "1 never did give up what caused t he boat to sink. pened so fast," used his be lt to strap himself to hope. I knew that soone r or hit"It started listing from one Once In the water, he said the bouv's live-foot-wide plat. cr somebody would see me" - NAPLES (AP) — Collier County Sheriff E. A. Doug Hendry faces suspension following a grand-jury indictment on a misdemeanor charge in the wounding of his 18-year-old son, Mark. The Thu*3day indictment accused Hendry "culpable negligence or reckless disregard for the safety of others." Mark Hendry was shot in the hip and forearm at the Hendry home on July 30, a day after being arrested by Naples police on a burglary charge. Both lkndrys said at the time that the wounding was accidental and self-inflicted, But Dade State Atty. Richard Gerstein, special prosecutor in the case, said the teenager changed his story when he went before the grand jury. Student 1IncIer I)iScISSicn GAINESVILLE (AP) — issue of whether to freeze enrollment at the state's nine universities was before the Board of Regents today as part of a $321.6-million budget request for 1976. The proposed budget includes 22-per-cent pay hikes for facul. ty but no money for additional students. Chancellor E.T. York had said earlier that he would request a ceiling on enrollment for next mall. He said the freeze could mean that 8,000 students w ould be turned away. He said that in the past three years enrollment has climbed 30 per cent while funding has declined two per cent in terms buying power. Board Chairman Marshall criser and Regent Marshall Harris have both indicated they support enrollment caps. The oroposed budget reprosents a 19.5 per cent jump over this year's outlay, with most of the increase in faculty salaries. York said that faculty pay raises are needed to restore professors' purchasing power to the 1972-73 level. After the regents approve a The Bcmh Explodes At Airport MIAMI lAP i — A bomb exploded in a locker at Miami International Airport early today after a "Latin sounding male" telephoned Eastern Airlines with a warning. No one was hurt and there was only minor damage. ftt' d evic i, :ic (1e('rbed by 1)ohct' as a ''low-yield time which blew a section of lockers in the main terminal area about 30 feet from the wall and destroyed part of a ceiling. It ent off on Concourse Five between a drugstore and a men's shop shortly after 6 a.m. at the busy airport. Police speculated that the blast was another of a series in retaliation for the arrest of Cuban exile Humberto Lopez Jr., deported from the Dominican Republic earlier this month, flown to Miami and taken into custody by the 1-111. of Five Arrested In Pot Haul AccztTr fliIuiy'i ( AP) — Five Florida men .,00 pounds of fla31ugI i7:.s1ijuana 4*a1 last n!ght from a lobbying hip to Talhiliasw. where .he and her associates met with state officials to obtain support for - Merchant Marine Backed •.*.e Rescued. iiiiiiiiiisherman Nearly Ate"Gull Collier Sheriff Indicted In Wounding Of Son 'I 17 195- 1 iisiiiiiiii e - IN BRIEF and flew up to a ranch to check on some old warbirds and left Wednesday about noon. last to see Bolton's P51 before he 'jost him in the Leeward said he didn't All four planes reportedly there's any "big mystery" concerning the disappearance were fully refurbished and of Bolton's plane and equipped with up to date in speculated the cause Is strumen "weather oriented." Or, he d, 38, was at a loss to Leeward, said, perhaps Bolton could be explain why Danielson and "down on a ranch" or Bolton were never heard from somewhere on his "way back to after the plane broke formation FLORIDA irid;', Oct Wr.td, S,in(ord, Ft aved After Three Das In 9pen Sea I - - S vaiueo at $1 million have been seized. Bahamian authorities say. Police refused to Identify the men pending arraignment today before a Bahamian magistrate. Police said the five were arrested on drug charges Wednesday when officers found the hashish and marijuana while searching the 56-foot boat, Good Time IV, anchored off Green Ca)' about 75 miles south of Nassau. budget, it goes to Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington and Gov. Reubin Askew for submission to the legislature. Also on the regents' agenda was a request to authorize staff to meet with representatives of the nine universities to prepare rules on how the enrollment frceit' will be i n.ci t uted. itegerits secretary Hendrix Chandler said the rules will probably be ready for approval for the regents' Dec. 8 meeting In Boca Baton. The rules will have to take into account federal requiremerits on minority enrollments at the schools, Chandler said. Influential lawmakers, ineluding Senate Education Chairman Phil Lewis, 1)-West Palm Beach, said an enroll. ment cap may be the only way to solve the universities' linancml crisis because it is unlikely the legislature will vote a major tax increase next year. Lewis has also said he sees no chance that the legislature will approve a big pay hike for professors because other stale employes received no pay increases. AN you remember to pick up your catalog? -- The 450spage LEEDS t1, CataIc ,tu to Wt- a $ I IL p sl catalo - !a !'•,Z: • is 1- MOW stiir aV ?/tf 14 .; - 1 . your catalog at your rcqp showroom. Sorry, It wasn't Pick up this year. mailed Court Ruling Challenged The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. TALLAHASSEE (.P) — Asst. Atty. Gen. James Whisenand has wasted no time in challenging a Florida Supreme Court ruling that II Is the only court with jurisdiction on appeals of utility-rate decisions of the Public Service Commission. Whisenand filed a brief Thursday with the Supreme Court, contending that district courts of appeal are the proper place for such appeals. The PSC and Supreme Court position—that the high -U-let' iiii consider utility rate appeals—'is at best a farcical construction of the Ad. rninifrutkri' Prni'pdtirp At-f "Unuv4 SIJRSCRIRF NOW - f •* j ,• I CALL 322-2611 THE HERALD ltI of Floyd Defends Proposed R rE ive By DONNA FSES Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - would be equivalent to 560 Mayor Norman Floyd today pounds of solid pollutants defended city plans to dump discharged directly Into the treated effluent from Its $12 Little Wekiva daily. million regional sewer plant, He also warned of the added now under construction, into danger of flooding to properties the Little Wekiva River. along the river with 7.5 million Insisting federal and state gallons more fluids each day environmental agencies have being dumped Into the river approved the city's sewer plant besides occasional seasonal expansion into a 7.5 million flooding, gallon daily capacity regional most dramntfrc nun nf . viruses, chlorine does not affect them. Since that time, Drummond said today, results of a study have been released by the federal government advising of the need to monitor viruses — particularly meningitis and hepatitis Drwnmond's remarks were his own and he especially noted at the time he was not speaking fnr thf' .ntirø -...-- Seeks Action For Walks ccident Darkens Casselberry wcMmt In the mtin An lot of the Seminole pot a large area of the city Inthe dark Thday 11101 and delayed harness races for an a nd a hal f. According (OCUICTherTy Police, 1kit of 06 Lakeland st., Orlando, turned Into a parking place and struck a guy WIN on a power pole taming the power (sHare at 7:15 p.m. Damage wac -. .. . - .,L___.•_,__---- 3496001 Your COI?OIO TI4 SI Vihien said Stenstrom's eoriiment that the city has been - Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 $2500 THONGS Up To 3 Trees Yrs. Old REG. 5 io.s ". s Up To 7 Yrs. Old REG. 22.95 995 Ea. 3 $10 '1 EVERBEARING REARRES attbtsCA TANGERINE WING TIP SHOE • flAP,1(1V Black or DUNCAN - r -, Req. 110.99 And Pair rr'i. ri lOT. ALL STAINLESS lEGAL POLY DRIP COFFEE MAKER. Brews 4 to 9 ups fast — leis than 1 minute per cup. Scratch estint polyprop , lene n duo ?one gold 'n wheat color ses P4orelco filferi 131 95 Pair G 66 Many Styles PaIr9 $89'y stf S. 50 031 4E Your Cost 4-4$JJ III 97 J To Choose From Men's CANVAS-DECK & NYLON SHOES 88 Brown GUPEFRUIT • LEE kh, $697 $2S SOME TREES NOW BEARING FRUIT ALL SHOULD BEAR FIRST YEAR LEMON 2 15 0 R Values To 19.99 BUFFALO SANDALS $497 Or F 3 Ladies Reg. 13.97 i MICKEY _____ MOUSE" _____ LOAFER White Brown Ca'ir 6 Foot Ladles Softee ' Tree - COME IN REG. 95 5.95 JEa. Tr N L.AIROL PRO GUN TM HAIR DRYER. Features 1000 watts of drying power Comes with con centritor v::le and separate stand for two handed SillnQ. Has I way control of speea and heat. 36U 024 4 E Your Cost 9 it sly." 13399 And RAnla+tr FANTASTIC BUYS Up o 1½ ees Yrs. Old 0 ,. — Navy recommendation fo' th 1ntprotoommission. Regarding the sidewalk project on 27th St., for Pinecrest Elementary school children, Vihlen said he is asking for a full status report from Andre,s. "I'mprepiredto push lt for a complete sidewalk from U.S. 17-92 to Sanford Ave.," said Vihlen. lie said the county has been "ready to go," but the city hasn't "elected to participate" in this project. - 1117 95 N1r 3 DAYS ONLYI.. to 6576092 ic Your Co%1*444S1.99 3w-quart authentic crockery cook pot for flavorful. ni itritious SLO-o-o-o-OWcooking Heavily insulated TREE'- for ldyllwilde school children and he would make an "al. rmative" AC dt S LO-o-o-o-OW Cooker . cCoy, Eatonville, was jailed Thur. aday by Sanford police after a traffic accident at Seventh St. and Pecan Ave. McCoy was held in county jail on $5,000 bond on a charge of unauthorized of a driver's license with his picture but another name. Officers said McCoy was also charged with misdemeanor -i'- - xienses careiess Wiving and GAF PERSONALS POCKET CAMERA. Ute 110 film cartridg es and suref ire battery less Magicvbes 8rht vewl nder, double exposure prerntion Complete wtPi detachable flatcbe extender and fachab le wrilt strap. COOK POT M facility along with the effluent Drummo--s presentation at disposal plan, Floyd said "what that time, however, was his wWbe coming out of the plant allegation that Florida Hospital a lot purer than what isin the Nor th's connection to the sewer river now." system could result in live "The effluent will be viruses being injected directly potable," Floyd said, adding, "I tContinued From Page 1-A) would drink it. I drank a lot worse in VLtnam," material and the county would Floyd said the state A i nstall the sidewalk. He said It PfIP1 rt,l.i____l i,wi ui,javuiaj L3 a "rngruy uangeroos area nillion expanded plant and 1.2 million gallons apacity daily) is being funded S percent with federal grants nd per cent with state and ederal loans State Rep. Vince Fechtel (Keesburg) after a meeting artier this week with officials Interested state agencies, 33 written a letter to Alex enkevich of the state epartnient of Environmental eguiauon requesting a brief rmmaryof the pollution threat A-, plant may nose to the filth' ALL-AMERICAN CROCKERY SHOES um n of irnn.trfti.t protection agencies and the Department of Pollution control have approved the Aans. "otherwise we would iave never had the money to do I" He noted the $9 million $12 Grandinefti 00 w~ I MM Pair Req. D*AWWO You is ISII,PT..,MI.WI. SUPER CURL by GILLETTE super curl steam Oyler cornpIee wtP, at tachment. Desneci for herstyles that are more than lust curls. There's a small roller for small csrls, a large route for big curls, plus molsturl:ng steam to lock curls in Use it to %tpSm St a 'rn t BELGIAN WAFFLER. Makes stove top .'.affles Enamel clad, heavy cast aluminum, non-stick Interior. Thermometer on top and bottom. WI. S 2778 037 Your Cos?i44.sp -.. I — -- lbs STEEL VACUUM BOTTLE. Wt. 3 lbs. US6 045 8A Your Cott ff+4S11 94 $2195 - �Evening lkvaid : Glrvy Davis, who works closely with State Rep. Bob Hattaway D.-Altamonte Springs, will be among 10 persons honored as Outstanding Florida Young Democrats tomorrow (Saturday) in St. Petersburg. The occasion will be the 19th annual convention of the Democratic Women's Club of Florida, (DWC Inc., at the Don CeSar Hotel in St. Petersburg. Mrs. Mary Jim Everidge, president of the organization, will be accompanied by U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles(D-Fla.) in making the presentation of awards. All this will come about at 9:30 a.m. when Chiles addresses the women. He'll join Mrs. Everidge in honoring Ginny and others named to receive the award, including Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, Rep. George Sheldon of Tampa; Jim Krog, Bruce McDonald, Pam Holhngsworth, Doug Lawton (all of Tallahassee; Mike Abrams and Sergio Bendixen of Miami and Kendall Coffey of Gainesville. A good centingent from Seminole County will be on hand to honor the recipients of the awards. Another highlight of the three-day conclave will be speeches and consultation with representatives S FRENCH AVE., CANI11HE) FLA. 327 Ara (Ode 30-322-11 or *31-9993 Friday. Oct. 17, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE1 Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Edftc* WI WAN D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director E)elivery : Week, 55cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $25.40. By Mail: In Florida saint as home delivery. All 'ther mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 32.40. Ford Ideas Merit Look In Congress President Ford to attain independence from foreign sources of energy has stirred more doubt, perhaps, than enthusiasm. But it holds more promise than the discernible The crash program proposed by alternative - no program Mr. Ford envisions at - provide DON to develop and construct Energy OAKLEY President 1-1 :,~/ Can't Match 4L-. . ' ' *_ Bureaucrats ",*- . ., .. electrical plants, to exploit the potential of solar and geothermal power generation - aiid to spced the development of synthetic fuels coal and shale. .- ... . -- s . . .. The goal is a reasonable degree of energy independence by 1985. The federal investment over next d€cacje would be $106 billion. the Skeptics say that although Mr. Ford's plan would lean heavily on initiative and investment from the private sector, it would, in effect, put the industry. They government in competition with fear temptation to corruption of members of an authority that would have of huge amounts the control of money. The power to determine companies worthy of federal ]ends itself to political subsidy favoritism r.d e r (JLT14S of scalawaggerv. The more severe of presidential critics hint that the program is a political gimmick with its supplementary of more jobs to pump new life into the national economy. promise There quarrel, however, with the Mr. Ford to support his demand can be no argument used by for action. "Last said, "about three-fourths of all planned nuclear plants, and over one-fourth of all coal plants scheduled to be built in the next 10 years were postponed or canceled. Domestic oil production, has fallen by ii per cent since year," he . early . 1973. Natural gas production has declined so seriously that thousands of jobs are threatened this very winter." And Congress continues to dawdle over the President's earlier recommendations - and its own counter-proposals. There is no reason, of course, to believe Congress will respond with any more alacrity to Mr. Ford 's more suggestion. that grandiose But the concept of a massive effort those that the energy of the atom and such as put release men on the moon captures the imagination of proud and self-reliant Americans. Mr. Ford's vision merits the close consideration and healthy debate of Congress on There is no question of the validity of its methods. its objectives. - _ . I. . . .0 For all the talk about "the imperial presidency" and the abuse of executI-e po wer, .-. 1. \ . the fact of the matter is that a president is to a startling degree at the mercy r Congress but of a horde of invisible bureaucrats who are virtuall y immune to executive ,. . . — -. discipline. So says university professor and columnist John P. Roche, who bases the statement on his e enceasaph wrfterandad sor to Lyndon B. Johnson. Harry Truman was right when he said "the buck stop5 r'." Tat is, it is the president'b obligation to settle policy. From Inside, however says Roche, "you rapidly learn that the real pro blem Is to getimp tdedsions where the) .... -.. . ____ ________ ' ______ ___________ _______ 'le _____________ ________ -. MOSCOW (AP) Leonid I. Brezhnev canceled his meeting on Wednesday with French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing because he was home with a chill, the Soviet Communist party chief said today. "I've not been to th e offi ce for two days. I telephon ed from hone. I caught a chill," Brezhnev told Giscard as the French president arrived for their second meeting of Giscard's visit, Mrs. Farmer served as organist for several churches j Sanford, She was a member of First United Methodist Church. Sanford, and was a past president (1957-59) of the Sanford Woman's Club. She and her husband had formerly been active in the Starlight l'r:iienadcrs Squirt' Dance - Rescue Pilot Sentenced ('lob CESKE BUIJEJOVICE, Czechoslovakia (AP) WASHINGTON Last January, after nearly • three decades of schooling, Hay Trico rno began looking with high hopes and wide dreams for a job, lie would become a teacher, or perhaps an administrator, there were, after all, so many things to be done in the world. Today, 16 months after sending out the first of 350 work ap. plicatlons, all of which have been rejected, Thcomo's early cheer has turned sour by the ealizatlon that despite his education and siiis "Nobody wants me and wants my energies." It was Tricomo's terrible misfortune to offer himself to the nation on the leading edge of near economic disaster. Even now, labor people estimate, there are 8 to 10 million people jobs that are not available, and official statistics Indicate at least 1,584,000 college-ed ucated , people are part of this nightmare. But Thcomo's circumstances have no doubt been affected by another adversity: lie's - LowsPor u 1 Torrents •I)1' A T fYVC1 A On South - NEW oIi1F:\Ns Al'i A soggy tropical depression and a low-pressure syrtem teamed up Survivors include her over southern Mississippi today husband, Neal V. Farmer, and and began pushing northa daughter, Miss Lois Farmer, eastward, dumping torrential American Vietnam War veteran Barry Meeker was sentenced in absentia today to 10 years in prison for airlifting three East Germans to West Germany from Czechoslovakia. Meeker, interviewed In West Germany, called the verdict a "terror judgment" - \ \?'. Brezhnev Cancels Meeting society editor and as a reporterphotographer. Announcing the "peaceful" invasion, King Hassan ii i * said in a broadcast Thursday night that he would lead the columns into Morocco's southern neighbor, - Blin d The Mon H 's N i tii I WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. Officials here have no clue as Communist dissidents. Soon has been tightened in South power. This is partially intelligence reports Indicate to how many persons have been alter the colla pse of the regime, Vietnam," one senior U.S. offi. utable to the fact that South that repressive measures affected by the reported crack- American officials said they claI said. One reason for this Vietnam's population is more against dissidents I South down, But they say there has were surprised Evening Herald society editor at the apparent may be found in continued re- than three times that of Cam. who died Thursday night at Vietnam are more intense now been a marked Increase over tolerance of the new regime. sistance to the regime by ele- bodia. -Se minole Memorial Hospital, than at any time since the the past month in reports of exThis was in sharp contrast to rnents of former President Although South Vietnam offi. will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. Communist takeover almost six ecutions of dissidents killed in the situation in Cambodia Ngyuen Van Thieu's army, he daily Is listed as a separate months ago. "automobile accidents" and of where, according to reports, said, at akiawn Memorial Park. state, U.S. officials say the According to American offi. persons not returning from thousands died as the new He said one possible exRev. Leo King will officiate. daIs, a tightening of Commu- Communist re-education Khmer Rouge government planation country largely Is under North for the delay in the Vietnamese control. Born In Minorsvjlle, Ky., she nist control is believed to be the classes, evacuated cities and large start of the reported crackdown One official said there Is little moved from Paris, Ky., to Lake explanation for Increasing There were widespread fears towns and people were mar- is that the Vietnamese govern. 'evidence that the indigenous City in 1951, coming to Sanford reports that persons associated here last April that the Cornched, often at gunpoint, into the ment had more massive prob. Communist force in that couna year later. A former school with the U.S-backed regime inunist takeover would lead to a countryside, lems than the Cambodian Corn- try, has much influence over teacher, she was affiliated with have disappeared. "bloodbath" against anti"There is no doubt control niunists In consolidating its the government. the Herald for 17 years as RABAT, Morocco (AP) Recru iting began today for a march of 350,000 unarmed Moroccan civilians Into the Spanish Sahara to reinforce their government's claim to the northern part of the disputed territory and Its rich phosphate deposits. ,f 4 FrIday, Oct. 17, 17S—SA V"etna Repression Sai* d Intense Graveside services for Mrs. Cecelia Mae Farmer, S. Elm Ave., Sanford, former Morocco Begins Recruiting For Unarmed Sahara M arch '? , For Saturday IN BRIEF TOM TIEDE ) ~ A~ more nuclear and coal-fired from J, Evening Herald Sanford, FL Farmer Services Set 1. , •1 which would generate the which private industry cannot or will not - F. 4 r', ~, WORLD "I - Independence Authority, capital Mrs. Seminole County's going to get some help with the area around Mullett Lake. According to Sen. i.ori Wilson (I-Merritt Island), Harmon Shields, executive director of the Florida Department of Natural Resources, will favorably recommend to Gov. Reubin Askew and the Cabinet, sitting as the executive board of the Department of Natural Resources, approval of a request from Seminole for financial assistance of $15,485. These iunds will be utilized to construct a parking area, restrooms, lighting, facilities, boat dock and channel improvements at the Mullett Lake ramp. The funds will be provided under the Florida Boating Improvement Program, according to Sen. Wilson. Hill Currie all. creation of an but not fl, by Jul) 1, 1976 All applicants must tx' assured of high school gradual-ion by June O, Additional Information and applications may be obtained by writing the Director of Admissions, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn., 060. Here's your chance, guys and gals. Democratic Presidential campaigns, including l&',naI '1aff members of the campaigns of Sen. (Joyd Bentsen, former Georgia Coy. Jimmy Carter, Ala. Coy. George Wallace and Sargeant iriver. of both of Sanford. rains. Gramkow Funeral Home is In The storm left flooding, some charge of funeral evacuations and at least one arrangements. death In a drenched area stretching from the Florida Panhandle westward through Louisiana, Poli ce sa id Eliza beth Crowery, 14, of Jackson, Miss., CALENDAR drowned Thursday night when __Je she fell into Town Creek near OCT. 19 . OCT. 20 OCT. 21 her home and was pulled under. Frate rnal Order of Eagles United Way fourth report ncr body was recovered about Acne 3643 "Bring a Friend Humane Society of Seminole, luncheon, noon, Sanford two blocks downs -,: tream. Day" 4 p.m., coffee and cake at 8 p.m., First Federal of holiday Inn, Sanford Lions Club Twenty-five persons were belong: on the desk in the Oval Office." club home in Fern Park. Seminole, SR 4,4, Longwood. host. Dutch treat, evacuated from t he Stopping the buck at the top "does not call for ir suburban ________________________________________________________________________ Jackson homes and five famidisplays of courage as much as it does for an lies were forced from their efficient espionage apparatus to guarantee that homes in flood-prone subdivikey decisions are not being made by invisible slon of Vicksburg, Miss. bureaucrats, to make sure the buck does not ____________________________________________________________________________________ Bude. MISS., was drenciwd someplace else." blind since Infancy. His schooling, then, with 10 inches of rain Th ursia' OCT. 16 The armor of this bureaucracy is civil service somewhat presumptuous. A bachelor of arts in Anna M. Conway, DeBary Margaret Orchard, Delt while Jackson had seven r.ADMISSIONS: tenure. provided by Congress to about 98 per cent 14FA education and a master of arts In African r Kathryn N. LeIgh, Deflary 76 Yvette C. Freeman, Lake ches. Several towns b LouiSanford: would win employment for almost anyone of the administrative establishment and Kay F. Manning, DeLeon Mary siana and Mississippi reported Chi s h olm Joseph W. wiginally considered a great reform designed to persistent enough to distribute 350 job apSprings Gregory A. lull, Lake Mary eight inches 'We have the situation pretty well in hand." of rain. I ,Mildred C. Mickens plications. But a blind man? Apparently not. eliminate the spoils system. Roche discovered Edward Heiguero, Deltona Harry R. Yates, Orange City ________________ William T. Neeley that be was one of only about 700 members of the — Thcomo has been turned down for everything Cheryl D. Hunt, Deltona A danger of flash flooding exEddie Jones, Oviedo Curtis Rourke thousands in the Johnson administration whom from a superintendency in a small Connecticut $ John H. Kerar, Deltona , Paula R. Watson, Winter LstetI In Alabama, Northwest 3 the President could summarily fire school system to a staff instructor slot in —Fad Forida, po rtions of Mississippi Sprirs %JL k. The — Kuala Lumpur, Mala)d. . ..U1, lic t. unu SuUtht Lvutsiana, the 'anftliGl..S: "go anywhere to get out of this prison I'm in." between the administration and Congress. "it is National Weather Service said. Sanford: Th between the president and a secret alliance of ere are blind teachers In America, a few, Janice D. Butler ___________________________________________________ they Opposed COO rnpt which but In general the nonsighted are not welcome the legislature and the bureaucracy, who share Albert Gates mortals sew. Wide living space Is Heavens academia Some the common objective of cutting the president years ago in Poughkeepsle, N. All of our Sanford area people should know recompense. This ancient adage angels Janie J. Joyce always V., a teacher was down." 1019 Laurel Ave., Sanford, died that a bill which 'died' in Congress last year is to tell: 'Confinement of a soul JAMES CORRUBA fired after going blind Stanley J. Merecki after Is pain of Hell." Wednesday. Born in Syracuse, It Is almost impossible to aggerate several years on the job the reason being, as a be revived. The bill would remove the taxAlfred Rockmcre EdBodm school board member charged, ingenuity displayed by the bureaucracy' in exemption on many charitable contributions. James Corruba, 81, of N. Y., he moved to Jamestown, Mary F' F. Walton a man without DeBary eyes stonewalling a presidential policy, he says. Take In N.Y., in 1921, Longwood, where he pracdied Thursday This could well include even your gifts to your "can't find Afghanistan on the map," That Mildred E. Williams the example of the supply of deadly poisons local church, and particularly colleges, teacher sued to win a reversal of such stone age Sanford. Born in New York, he ticed Physlo..therapy for 54 Kenneth L. Harris, Alta. Thanks Expressed prejudice, but Tricomo sa)s he has no Intention retained by the CIA In defiance of a presidential publishing houses, and other denominational came to.Florida four years ago years. monte Springs order, A graduate of the College of of doing the from Kingston, N. functions, David L. Cunningham, DeWe are taking this means as a way of an- discrimina same. In the first place, proving job How could the president have found out about Survivors include his wife, Physiological Therapeutics of Bary tion, par ticular ly in hard times, is Congressman John B. Conlan, of Arizona, a flouncing our retirement. After 26 years of being difficult and cos Rose; brother Carmelo, New Chica go, he served In the Dennie J. Harless, Delary It? The CIA director didn't tell him. By getting lead not a part of the Sa nf ord business community, it is want to work tly. Besides, meomo does.Jersey er in the upcoming faith against one of the invisible men do wn about five layers to and sister Miss Fanny Medical Corps of U. S. Army in for anyone not wanting him Marion Millett, Dellary ad vises that everyone concerned wri te u& wi th a feeling of regret that we closed our office squeal on another? WWI. On the consultant stLff at Corruba, Brooklyn, N. Y. Dorothy E. Drew, Deltona and senators lnunedlately, All on Sept. 30. He Is not, however, taking his forced Idleness Actually, says Roche, Sunshine Sta te M ortuary In International Heal th Resort In velyn L. Varn, Lake Mary E quietly. Using himself as the example of i Chicago, he built one of the sort rface because of a perona1 grudge church people in the Sanford area should express Through the past years our contact with charge of arrangements. ' . ' :r _____ , ,. - , . .. .., . . . HOSPITAL NOTES . ' . Lettp-rc. Tin Tb . '- _ ito r Bill . ... , , . - ., ,-.,. AREA DEATHS . . " " ., . - , Fair, Not Equal The Federal atj Commission has put a good multitudes of unemployed In America, meIves and now! The bill, so I am Informed, public has left us many friends and a feeling leading to an anonymous tip to congressman or end to a bad rule the kmg4tanding "equal tune" regulation. is expected to be presented In early November. contentment In being a part of th journalist. taken to writing his disgust for the status quo to 4 The rule required broadcasters to give equal time to, e growth of authorities in Washington The response was Watergate, he suggests, ow ve e while it responses from all legally qualified candidates whenever they r small or large our was an ab. Harold A. Harris, Sanford, h parpredic ta na-d, criminal extreme, was part of a process ble, A Michigan resident i Harper Minister ticipation has been. covered radio and television news conferences and debates of V,00ds, outside t hat goes back to World War To those of any political candidates. you whom we have been able Detroit), Tricomo iiaturally has I1 in which First Christian Church residen ts have been driven to improvise rv to contacted Gerald Ford, he says, "without so e and to those who have The rule was bad for broadcasters because It struck down Sanford se we much as a comma echniques for control of the administration. in reply." Of 10 extend our sincerest thanks and best the prime function of a newnan's editorial freedxn and peo also written to, only two have bothered for your continued success and happiness. Ironically, in his effort to create the power the A Zoo 1on!lt1lity that Is, deciding the news value of various In Heaven textbooks say he had, Richard Nixon set In We will remain in Sanford, and though no agree things are rotten, peuple and events. A rigid legalistic rule was lmpd on a 1. rnotion a train of events leading to congressional Small wonder then that Ray Thco, at matter that thould only be decided by the careful exercise of One of your readers has made this statement active as a real estate agency, will make our. )' old, highly trained but apparently redeininance Unmatched in history. selves available to you for any service we Ca irofesslonal judgment. to the $1-year-old hermit of thyme and reason at perform neces sa for you or our community. ry to his nation, has turned The rule was bad for the general listening and viewing DeBary, near Lake Monroe: "I was shocked ph5oph1cally bitter, "Never mind that I'm Rosa L Payton public. It often meant an electronic news blackout on significant The Russians are gi%ing the --griomes of to note how small is the now vacant lot housed by blind." he says, he can see "this is an age of _. L P. "Pete" Payton events involving major candidates because covering them Ziirlch" a run for their money or more ac- the former Sanford Zoo before It moved this Payton Realty ugliness and garbage," The government he would have required giving equal time for all candidates, no urately, the money of people who are in the summer to a larger area west of Lake Monroe, says, has deci de d that full employment mattu how marginal. is uni.arket for a secret, numbered bank account, for No wonder the zoo creatures showed contempt at wise, that six or seven million jobless is actually Letters to the editor are welcome. Mi cuers to be welcomed Wtlich Swiss banks have long The rule was bad for politics because It attracted minor limes" been famous, over the next few years, and cuxiidates to make races they had no hope of winning. It atmust be signed with a mailing address s According to 88rron's financial weekly, 8d, wbea people have been replaced by expediencies, 50 Here is the hermit's answer tracted losers who sought only the attention paid to them by the by eagerness to lay hands on Western currencies hermit's red bj the possible, a telephone number to the Identity of laissez faire economics, g uardian angel psalmist media. to the title the writer may be s'erlfkci and "by a let-the-peopleis Pushing the Soviet Union to unashamedly The Evening Herald sta rve" sentiment, Confinement: "A Zoo in Heaven Is quite large will respect the wishes of Now that the rule has been rvea1ed, broadcasters can ipitalistic acti vi ties," writers who do not If the latter opinion is overly hm sh Indeed. All Eden's creat ur es should have space want their nam , demonstrate that It was a bad one by Increasing their covernge es to appear In pInL hint of truth as well t.c frustration of news events involving candidates for public office and by giving fair not necessarily equal coverage to all candidates. Glen R. Bourquardez, Lake world's first departments f Monroe MRS. FLORENCE DIGHTON corrective manipulation. Fe was a member of First Unite5l Mrs. Florence Dighton, 85, Methodist Church of Falconer. widow of former Sanfurd at- N. V.; Mt. Morial lasonic torney Samuel Reed Dighton, Lodge, Jamestown, N. Y.; - WEATHER -. "•, family moved to Orlando, Association Inc., and Ira Lou Highs mostly in the mid to whereMr. Dighton died in 1963. Spring Post 149 AmerI can upper 80s. Lows near 70. Southerly winds 15 mph, Survivors Include a daughter, Legion, Jamestown. Mrs. Nancy Powell, Newport Survivors i nc lude his wife, stronger near th understorms. News, 10 grandchildren and 15 Mrs. Eva S. Crosby of Sanford; Rain probability 30 per cent great grandchildren, brother Wallace L. Crosby and Saturday. - - , Burial was in Arlington sister, Mrs. Vivian Welsh, all of National Cemetery where her - . *1 I is rivate Gain rom P u 10 Sartorially splendid Rep. Tom BevtH, D-Ala., for his wife, and a Pocket calcu-'ator for his He is absorbed, it seems qp)~WS#4 . on. 1C WILLIAM CROSBY Funeral Notices Dr. William H. Crosby, 83, of CROSBY. OR. WILLIAM H.Funeral %ervice% for Dr. Willi am H Crosby, 53, Of 1015 Laurel A ve , Sanford, di ed Wnesdy will be held Saturday at 2 pm., Brisson Funeral Home with Rev, Virgil L. Bryant Jr. _________________________ _ I. —I ervice MEMORIAL PARK ________________ I ; lmaste'eej the art of turning public service to daughter. I vate gain. I serving himself, memo- Other drugs under the commi Footnote: Bevill denied that he had an office scrutiny include San-Man, Sleep-Eze, Somni caps I The tall, soft-spoken legislator has travelled ('loberty The congressman assured our associate lack staffer assembling a scrapbook on his son, and and Sure-Sleep. that all of the money taken from world at publi the defended his travel as necessary. He first denied c expense. & augmented his stationery account was declared as personal "In view of the lack of efficancy that the (B) no greo salary by pocketing much of the Income on his federal taxes. and the tation was used at all. When possible dangers from some of the ingredients,, ney given him for office supplies. And he's pressed, he said he was not sure what it might Bevill does not have to declare, of course, all of mean. - it is curious that the Federal Trade Commissi ci his staff :or personal matters, the travelling he 's done on Uncle Sam's nickel. on not mov ed against the advertising of these ' n addition, Bevill's riles reveal that his lie's junketed to the Soviet Union, Chile, BEDTIME STORY; A confidential Senate drugs," said the memorandum (era in Alabama routinely note the race of Panama, Hong Kong, Hawaii and Argentina. mora,fl(j(im lashes the pharmaceutical in. Footnote: A major danger, the committee's itituents seeking help. A (B) trip produced a problem for dustry for knowingly peddling more than $34 3t hearings have shown, Is the Impact 1V drug er right hand corner of an Index card it the him. It seems that he bought a pony skin coat for million annually in "worthless" over-the-c unter advertising has In encouragint juvenile pill. ha ppens to be black. Apparently, his wife at a Buer1s Aires antique shop. l'wo sleep inducers and tranquiLzers. Popping. The CoucIj on Chi ldren, Media and,b alna-based staffers in mind years later, the coat ripped. State Department Targets of the stAff memo to Chairman Merchandising fow,'d that each child in the U.S. ks as second-class constituents, but we have cables reveal that the brassy Bevill returned the Li exposed to more Gaylord Nelson, 1)-Wit, of the Senate Small than 1,000 televised drug ads ned Bevill's Washington off coat to the U.S, embassy In a year, Buenos Aires. An Business Committee include such embassy official quick-marched to the widely adbop and vertised drugs as JACKIE'S JOE: got the coat re',)alI€d COM M Sominex and Nytol. Jacqueline Onassis' new The memo, prepared In advance of former floor leader for Coy. George IWk editing job at Viking Press Nelson Ilevill also us his own staff to handle his Committee has ace in the Alabama House, Bevill pts personai business hearings on Oct. arni suggests eXp($ed her to a rush of books One member Of his staff the federal gov,1ent dealing with the ban false drug ads from assassination of her late husband. ndustrjJ towns at the Northern end of the recently put together a scrapbook of his son's the airwaves and oilier media. President His constituents are Largely John Kennedy factory basketball exploits. And another routinely "It is clear from the evidence we hive era, whose average income is 16,350 a year. handles such matters as paying a local With little understanding boy for acquired," states the memo, "that millions lifr,je1f has pocketed $7 in the last mowing Bevifi's lawn In Alabama, of her feelings, the arid authors apparently felt she would millions It of from his stationery W. It is all be the editor dollars are being spent on these most likely All of this might be overlooked if Bevill-was Worthless products. ctly legal. But moc to give them a break. Over 134 million were t members of Congress laboring hard on khal! of his constituents E3It spent In Similar books, most 1 the e money for office supplies, 1374 on sleeping aids fllone," we found that his travelling and his w m wild and orkouts In wnateurish, have also beer, fkxxllng other le s 'onery fund also in iii' the House g3-m leave him little Urns Government studies show Compoz "was even Publishing houses now that the Senate I wanted china and an elecric for his less effective than a placebo typewriter district's problems, (a 'sugar pill')" and Intelligence Committeeis probing the John that Sominex "was also ineUectjve," says the Kennedy death, vjlJ V 11'stlw W Want to hear a good one Now that I'm ready to retire, the pension plan is unab'e to pay!" husband who served in both in charge. world wars Is buried. J ACK ANDERSON Bevi BERRY'S WORLD 1011~~ died Sept. 18 at Newport News, Scottis)' Jamestown; Th ursday's high 86. Overa brief Illness. Born Bahia Temple Shrine of In Warsaw, Va., she came to Orlando, Shrine Bandmasters night low 66. Rainfall was .28 Sanford in 1925 with her Assoc, of America, Inter- inches, Partly cloudy wi th a chance husband and four children, national Jugglers Assoc., of a few showers Saturday. Following se rvi ce in WW II, the Jamestown Musica - - S Va., after . - S : PH. III___ COUNTRY CLUB ROAD ~ 4 miles weil of Sanford _______________________ EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy with a chance of a few showers. Lows mainly in the 60s north and 70s south. Highs mostly in the 8. Daytona Beach tides. Saturday high 7:28 a.m., 7:42 p.m.; low I a.m., 1:24 p.m. Sunday high 8:09 a.m., 8:18 al '5 Gas Ranges Orion In (harje. " _______ Li~ - Gas Dryers Gas Lights Gas Grills All Gas am., 1:49 p.m. . ________ _____ -_ ts. p.m,; low 1:34 a.m., 2:01 p.m.. Port Canaveral: Saturday high 7:07 aim., 7:13 p.m.; low 12:51 a.m., 1:13 p.m. Sunday high 011clating. 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Mo.'rengw.rslup Ckwc*Tr.iang E vesselWsrsAep Wed. Pveyet Service 0:Nam tIll-lIons 11148 in lISp in -- wwv-r_ Willard £1*Sdge 7:*pin lions" ySds..I MeviagWireBep EveningWorsP4p Prayer ~lot Woei4av 7:31 p.-. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tectar Drive. Snislend Estates pt Nov. Daniel D. lain * 44. 1. . .; .., -.1 I k Presbyterian 7:01pIts. Do you like to build things. . a bird house or a skyscraper? if you are such a person, you know that plans are involved, often difficult ones. Usually we use the drawing board before we start building. Making plans may be caII.' foresight or looking ahead -and we all know that this is necessary whether building an object or building your life. As you make plans for the future, don't overlook one of the most effective and time-honored aids in building a strong character -your church? Like millions before you, you may find Just what you need to make your plans succeed. Achieve success? This is what we all want and what we plan for. Start your planning now by going to church next Sunday. 1 11pm CHURCH OF HARMONY IIllW Affiliated wflBI.QA.5 csct ,1vlc Loagee Library Isigi M141 will"A Fl. Pasts, Mrs. .0 .09" . Roam Assoc. Pallet 3:41 p.m. Keeling Sonic, Alodislow saw Prl4ay, 4p.m.. 7:30p.m. 5...,.., - Sunday Job 38.3-7 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 000 lost S.co.W Street %sr4ay Service £ SsndaySctsel 11 008 M. Wsy, Sryi 7:30p.m. COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I1.flHwy ?L.ale Meet, Blvd. Dr. Howard Gress Sunday church School I_ ia,..i... ii-.,. '.--- Monday Job I uesday I Timothy Wodnesoay James 401-5 32'S 1:19-21 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff .-. Rev. William Pichlti aIV. Konair" 9 45 - 11: 14 P m W.d.$ibieStedylPvayeoSocv. 7:30pm First Weleida FelIi'wiIN $"W G;mp.m . Hebrews Saturday Luke 4:12.16 1019.22 17 71O FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH III Part Ave. LooF,King Pastor Mmn.ng Worship S )5&IIam Sunday School S ISa in UMYF 131pm Mm's Prayer Ieeatt.st led &4tIs Thursday 4 Plain. Family NIgN Supper dSsisd.y 4:06p.in . .j • PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ....- BAPTIST Aeltuct Baptist Chords. Os'.eds Calvary Iap',it Asslenbly, 101 Fairnssid (Sanford Garden CIII. abe Mary Cisselborry l.apt.st Church. t'I tumissla Blvd. Cesra Baptist Church, tIll Oat Ave. Chusuela First Baptisi Clt,rwater Missioy Baptist (torch. Sou*aest RI (l'r 3' rs;t hap' tI CI'u.0 th Old Ot'a,ldo 05 at H,it,r Ave S.. and ftaat,tt CI.,,,?, 1416 PalmatI. CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. Ill) S Pars Awe Church of ChritI at Lake Ellen. U1. 17.52 N. C.aswlbevry South S..,tlnple (hetch of ChrIst. $OIl Let, Howell Rd. Church .1 Christ. 60 Palm Sr logs or,. Attamosfe lpge Ch,rtk of Christ. Gene-wa Church 1 Christ, Langwood Church ii Christ, Pasia Church of Christ, W. 17* St N.rThs.d, Church of Christ, Fla. Haven Dr.. Maitlasd CHURCH OF GOD r,... - METHODIST - Barnett United M.m*r,al Church, I. DeR.ary Ave Enterprise Beat Late Unuled Methodist Church Bethel A.M.E. Church, Canaan Ngt$. Cassernerry Cansm,Hw?y United Mittuodist Churcfs, Hwy. 17.51 6 Pinep Ridge Rd, Cassitbeery Delavy Cammpp,ty MethodIst Church, W. Hlgftbanb Rd. Dolary First Mtt*di5t Church, 415 Park Ave. First Udhodiss Church of 0,1041 First Southora Methodist Church, 3440 $anford Ave. Free M.ttsodsst Church, Ill W. Itt, St Gpv,U.tiv.d.st Church. Geneva united - .: - __- I - - - . , L . . I I , I,*& f A . , I : r - I I - 0. _* II _- I :i 1JI I f I I - i )III Oral Roberts ev'i . . . - __ • . - 1:01p.M. Corner Cvnfy CIva LUpsata ROidi Rev Oarw,n Jisa Si.adaylclsoel Morn,rg Warshi p IveOing Worship C ELEBRATE ursrsi Pastor twain 111pm. Rev. and Mrs. Wayne E. Smith, of Altamonte Com.mun,Ity Cburch, examine scrapbook presented by congregation, lestisilles honoring their IRIS anniversary at the chumb. Tu Smilths were presented flowet , a cake and gifts, with a picnic lunchontheground5.(JJerdpho$obyNj) Episcopal School Week Is S FLAGSHIP BANK 200W. First * ltd . , ! I 4 r ._ STAR STUDDED ENTERTAIN ROLLINS PLAYERS t I cost him his career and reputation. . * .. , . .. - Oviedo Baptist * Last Sunday, two deacons were ordained at the First L. major part in the education of Baptist Church of Oviedo. . Participating In the Dedication Services for Second Shiloh the young. As part of Trinity's Raymond Benckert and Dr. DEDICATION Missionary Baptist Church was held Sunday alter noon. Parobservance of Episcopal Glenn Cunningham became ticipating were I left to right) his. T.M. Dixon, AsIc Anderson, Ms. SER VICES School Week, church's newest deacons with Thelma Sharpe, Res. A.L. Russell, moderator of Mt. Bethel The Right Reverend the laying on of hands dllring Associathn, Ms. Mattle Williams, and Rev. R. Baker Jr., pastor. William H. Folwell, Bishop of the morning worship service. lllrrald Photo by Mar-wi Hawkinsi the Episcopal Diocese of The two men will be serving Central Florida will celebrate with Pastor Bill Marr and seven __ .__ the Holy Euchrist during a other deacons in the spiritual special morning service care of the membership ci Wednesday for the entire Oviedo's First Baptist Church. school in the campus chapel, Raymond Benckert is an _-_.-'-' 15 8:30 a.m. employe of the Southern Bell L._ .,.._.__L Bishop Folwell Is the chief Telephone Co. He and his wife, . "F _______________ pastor of .. the Episcopal Maxine, have a son, George, Church In Central Florida and who is a missionary to Peru. ' -• r'-'-. . .. a member of the Board of Glenn Cunningham is a a - I ___ ___________ ---.Trustees for the school. chernistryprotessoratFTlj,He -., .., -- . - fl--. The Reverend Canon A. andtüswife,Mildred,have two .'' . - 0.-. .-.-Rees Hay, headmaster, will small children. 4 host a special breakfast The Acteens of the First . - i017k ---. -Friday at 7:30 a.m . in his BaptlstChurchofOviedohave 1' : _______ -. .-. .. h,rne honoring the Trinity installed their new officers for - ___ ___ / w_. -..-' -.-,.,,.., students who serve as 1975-76 PresIdent Is Sharon Acol'tes durins.' the rhn-iI' Williaruc Vl*'o nrgiclrl,-u,is I ... ...,.. . :'-: AIta ,noel, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adv,ntIsI Church, Hwy i). Pitsit City Seventh Day Adventist Church, Maiftand Ave Llta.,s,oO, Sprtngs Sanford Seventh Day Adveastist Chvrch. tIlt & Elm Wet Springs Seventh 0 V A4v,*ftit Church, IS S Miii Rd A J A&IPSIIIIEDeAI)lI ANNIVERSARY During the week of Oct. 19.. 26, bishops, clergy, parents, teachers and students throughout the country and abroad will join together in the celebration of Episcopal School Week. Trinity Preparatory School will collectively witness to the fact that the Church always has and continues to play a Upsala Community Pvesbypqqian Church, Upsata Rd Westminster Presbyforla,, Chrck. Red tug RI, Cassolboory 1 at Is, Ma in. of Sanford and Staff -...... - He win be doing sacred and Association holds a weekly secular numbers - selections P-r Mr. and Mrs. Paul Munk, prayer meeting each Tuesday, Community addressed in proper German f rom "Fiddler on the Roof," DAVID (X)CHRAN at 7:30 at First United attire, will direct the waiters Methodist diurch. Rev. Don "Carousel," and 'Carmen" Methodist will be given. Richardson third grade teacher at Winter and waitresses and provide Cox will lead the devotional on them with appropriate October *21. All members an "Master Design" composed studied under Robert Shaw and Springs Elementary School. costumes for the occasion and Cochran, who recently Mr. and Mrs. Earle Brown are urged to attend. of five talented young singers He has had leads in 1 ,,Cameloti" dedicated his life to the I from Ohio, West Virginia, 0 ministry, w as in charge of the decorations. ThIe regular monthly of the i -- - i 13 "my Fair Lady,, preaching "Man of E* licensed Sunday by the First Mr. Brown, a talented Association win be at the North Dakota and South Africa, La Mancria." He was the first ',. I a a a" b umawl W be Lnslwd to SIR I Baptist Church to the Gospel United Methodist Church of Mini3try in services of colored sfides of his several Church, !Ath and Park Ave., Casselberry at the 9:35 and 11 in the Church of the Annun. t~;,~~ dedication. He will be entering trips to Bavaria, after the October 21, at 11 a.m. a.rn. worship services and elation in Nazareth. In the Southeastern Baptistdinner nresent a conowi nt 710 D.M. Jerusalem he was awarded the .. S•Loii3I. Theological Seminary, Wake Bible Teaching . Mr.andMrs,GeorgeKalser -. , The group will be backed on Paul Harvey, the cornForest,N,C.,ln the nearfuture. are chairmen of the House-Dr. Henry Brandt, noted committee and will have as A series of Bible teaching tape by the Symphony mentat&r, says of him. "Mr. Christian Psychologist, "I be their assistants in the kitchen Orchestra of London. Each Richardson is an accomphshed services will be conducted by singer is a soloist In his own musician," and Helen Reddy Evangelist Barbara Jell featured in a film lecture thiS detail the young people of the Franklin Dodson and Sunday evening at 6 p.m. The congregation. An hour of Crane, evangelists nat the right. Their program ranges has commented on his superb Young, formerly of Sanford m traditional to con- voice. MISS Gail Smith will andamemberolZiouTemple film, "A Key to Successful "Gcmuetlichkeit", will be Sanford Woman's Club at Oak ,, , temporary. lOge ueata with the place directed by John and Gustave Avenue for seven accompany him for the concert. A p 0 s 1 o ii c C h ii r c h, consecutive of comm.ltment. predictiblUtY, Ringwald, after dinnet. Co- Sunday afternoons t He is a young man and has a Philadelphia. p1L, will deliver , Don Bradley will be guest and creativity in marriage, great singing career ahead, the Women's Day menage at PC er at •h1i r hA ant. con- speak sears at . film, A Warlord Meets chairmen of the event are beginning Oct.• ready he has sung opposite Zion Hope Misal=M Baptist Clarence Wandry and Mm tinuing through Dec. 7. TI)e Banquet Wednesday at noon In Qrlst will be shown during John Rlngwald. Reservations services are open to the public fellowshlphali.Hewillspeakon Roberta Peters, andRichardChurch Sunday morning. evening Wiup service, are being handled by Mrs. andthereisnocharee, life ma Czech vlIlav. I_-_--_ I 7:X; p.m. A true story of how _ F( O rnOColon ::-'. - V 1.f.! i."i i I Bottomly, United States Air ., I * I . Force,foughtmanybattJesd MENT . son many victories He had the z ' ! '--' '. FROM THE .1 - fortitude to face the enemy in 9' ~ -r__ the hottest battles, and no .- ~N ~_' . i, I - ~ i = I - .rOne day _ I . _7i __ I I Colonel Bottornly crossed "over :- i A t , 1.w • . ,'i. ,r. 4 BARBARA YOUNG fl UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Spit '. - ___________ SI Marks Prestyteruan Church. HI Palm Spv.n J' 44 9:49 a.m. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY MIpeNovelty (m,F.r.ss City Camm,n.syc..s,qFar,jf Coy Ne-n Mt Calvary Massienamy Baptist. 1110W IlOtu St Now Salem Pt,uiif,vt Baptist CJiurcts. 1510$ 131?, 51 Now Ti40amosl Baptist CCB. QuWty In. $eri Lan,wosd Now Mt lien Baptist CIWIII. 1725 Pv'r An I*vnii Part Baptist Church. 7741 W. $ SC P.opte's Baptist Chapil. till W First Street, Sanford P,n,crwil Bagful thwcSs, Ill W. Airperl Blvd Prairie Lake Iap*ist, Ridge NO. Fore Part Propress Missiosery Baptist Church. Midway Second ShruB Missionary Baptist Church. West Sanford temunel, Baptist Tempo., American Legion Hall, Fern Pitt . ,. -' :-. .- 11 ASSEMBLY OF 000 first Assembly of God, 27* 1 Elvis - ~_ - , ., WIN N-DIXIE STORES and Ernployes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff - . .__ I ' ,.---; ~_ ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes . ,. NilborAv,.,LakeMary Rev A F St Som"y Chwth Woo M.malngwetsho , '-., THIS LAKE MARY UNITED L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. - i ,- - - . 2. . M. 41, WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ild -_ . -- Fellowship Cellos b,4,,is ssrvices UMYp * It- . 1110am. WodCtsolqPradici Friday Matk Thursday assor Assist. Pastor Abner clsiarch School MetninWorshu. Nuirls" I31&llim Chorchlchool Services testis classes P.m all oges .---------- WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - J,. - Rev.Virgilt.Ityaniand Mwffls,Misw,lems The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes _____ /1" !~~7 -4 W____ r . .. 7 . Z`~ - .----- -_ 44 Pastor 5:45 Mai-.. _7 - L:__ - Hwy 1141alliinevOW"Ild . FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff "_ - A COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11:110.m. t 7 - ~ f . I ' . z`,,il 7 ;t_ : Hwy. It 521 Calvary hautsI Church. Crystal L.Mo A i'd. .. . _0_7 I " I Ebenezer Church the old fur- being dedicated next Sunday. F1RS1 Ptit1YlIRtAN Z Christian Science s I 34 in. s 7:30p.m. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Ill Oak Ave .Sanford Pasts, Fr. W,lttam Ennis Asst. Ptstoq Fr. S.k Shin. 7:55pm. Sit V-941 Ma s Ia.m.1I:*Ilbisun $un Mass 0'? p M. iat. 7:35p m. lISp nt. Mormas we"No Pastor 11110.0. Ssiy t..clw. I Messages Message Service Catholic Evening Ser vice Ruble Study Tees Ewe - FIRST SPIRITUALIST Poster 1:10am 4:30 p.in. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 2133 San ford Ave Rev Fr.ducCleary Pastor Ivu'daySchool 11am. Morning Worship 110 in. . ,A. '' - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Mooroo liSp M. 11:01a.m. 4:11p.m. . Concert OperaSinger Woalesday Miming Prayer Sit Part Anis MarmngWorship - ______ Pastor II Na in. II Slam. 114pm 730pm 4 Op in pastor FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. Jayl. C.snsat. Ill Orange Itrset Rev E.IethGrant GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PInI Methodist. Part Ave. Pastor In. Marvin 0. Ickaso. lI.aIsm Cloorch id" Other Churches P111* 9.458 m, ..:p,am 1:11p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 Youth Service Tees Eve - M 4 boodavSchsoI IsWam. rn-ale. 1:414.m. 11:01a m. Eva*gdstic Services 7:11p.m. Wed. Pvayet& some Stedy 710pm. IedSpIJIdIoO Mrnwary ELDER SPRINGS IAPTIST CHURCH 113 Nester Ave. Ph. Randy may I fla.m. Weflllp CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3401 S. Part Ave. Pests, . ______ S Na Its Seisday School Evangelists BAPTIST CHURCH Pentecostal Pasts, Early Slevico PAOA CHURCH OF CHRIST HIWIYUWflI Heave. Taylor & led Nspp PALMETTO AVENUE 341IPalnwøsAve. R, Pa,mOedC,.Chee - ______ tLvthe,iñ Church in Amir,cal Within I. Dow"t 4:11pon. lIlIan. 401pm 7 fop M. 7 11pm. 21100(landsAve lIlt)) 730pm l vowel Wonlop Oilkkl Clau.nW,d. Pastor S ala in. Sunday School Morning worship Y0110111 NOW *,d Bible Study Ccngi.rors Meeting Sunday LUTHERAN CHURCH Tusdiy Ila in Bible Class Mo.'offigWorlkep I lull CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1511 Sanford Ave Dou glas 0 Elliott Sunday School Morning Worship Sunday Evening ,i($JU %MICMm JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1*31 Welt First Street Grurge Galloway Pastor Sunday School II Warn - Bapt sts ToHear Evingelust Service Mid Week lerv,celW.dl Nursery Pvo,it'ed So, all services 10 Warn 1104am MorningWs,y,ls,p GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE It RI 46 Geneva Paslet Rev A IOresil 1101am. Su nday School 11,011 in Sun Wors hi p 4 sop m Sun NYPS 7 sop m Sun Eve W or ship 710pm Wed Prayer LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER IS) W 11111 Plato The LuTheran Hour and TV "This is the $ediy School S 41 MW04 Evening Service $ p Moteiiiig Worth.p tIso. WIWSJ Ibis Class ?:top M. C)uurcti T,aisng 411pm C.gWorslup 7:31pin, Wed Payee S.cvc, 111pIts, CHURCH OF CHRIST Nursery Open Ill) Path Avense WTRR IIs in Ivnday Nighuf broadcast Fred taker Evangelist 0*1 a Oero44rual34p., Curate S ba in of III in 'SOle in Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST CENTRAL BAPTIST CMUPIH PasIst 94118 III t ISa m 11 . 148 Its 4Np in 1 lop m HOLY CROSS 41 S Th, R e v, Let or 0 1opvr Perry W Collins Holy Cornnvnior' Church School Holy Communion 7 Church Of Christ II' ata In "'' 430pm 7 4 p in Nazarene Episcopal CALVtI', BAPTISI ASSEMBLY 700 Fas,,neal l%as'd Gard" Club Kwy 11021 Don SJ*ciI,y Pails, Bible Study 131pm 131pm Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST IM?SSanle,Ave Do Harold Ha.rs minister SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH III Airport Blvd Phone 323 1011 Baptist FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 3440 Sanford Ave. Paitor i I Forrest 5:11a.m. SundaySchool 11:01am Morning Worship 4:11pm. £puortti League EveningWoflitip Wed Prayer Moot Assembly Of God Rti C DonCie --. Is There More To Life? Methodist Church... II " A on F I RST At%(MIL'r OF GOD CHURCH - 1' I J i , Sunday at 2 p rn, dedication nishings from the unused "I f. - ..ir I , services for the monument building. J.M. Lord hauled the .. erected to the memory of pulpit, benches , etc. and :put Eb .L enezer Church, formerly them in place, but there was no . -_ located is `5 Road, will be I R ht21 at Tucker way to make music. Lord went Invitations home and 'I. • 4 . .,to the dedication have been sent loaned it to the church until . .. . I to many former residents and they were able to buy their own, . Q. I have everything I ever wanted, but inside I feel empty. church attendants and their eight years later. J.M, Lord • Isn't there something more to file? What's wrong with me? families. All are invited to named the church after the .. . I . A. There's nothing wrong with you. In fact, realizing you feel attend the dedication, and the words in the church hymn, . . empty inside may be one of the best things that ever happened to old-fashioned covered dish "Conic Thou Fount of Many . 1.1" . it may be God trying to get your attention. dinner of the grounds at 1 p.m. Blessings": "here I'll raise my -.. The church name has been Ebenezer". I've met many people who are asking questions like yours: ' '_,, . _111111 changed in recent ,ears to Some of the original families ' - = isn't there more to life than "bed and bread" -more than shelter --,a .-". ,.. and food to eat? People want to feel that they matter, that life is Christ United Methodist welcomed into this church were "" ., more than a repetition of meaningless motions And that's good Church, which is located next to those of W.B. McBride, N.J. ,, The Calvary Choir o Calvary Assembly in Winter Park will present a concert Sunday at because life IS more than that. God means it to be a vital, daily the site of the old church. Rev. Stenstrorn and wife, 11.0. I CHO v 11 515 IR 1 p.m. at walk with Him. Daniel Sam, Church pastor, will Thomas, J.M. Wynn, W.C. SINGS SUNDAY " You see, God made man in His own image. He made man give the dedication, and an Riley, Mollie Riley, John and spiritual. He gave us a body -but we're more than physical. He address will be given by Bell Cowan. At the first revival, gave us brain -but we're more than mental. God made man to Douglas Stenstrom, Sanford many young people were saved respond to life through his spirit first. Our minds and our bodies attorney and a member of one and united with the church: i of the pioneer families. The MM. Lord, C.R. Lord, M.E. are Instrument.,, but it's through the spirit in us that we respond morning sermon at 11 a.m. will M oye, Robert Moye r James to all of life's beauty and feeling. Love and appreciation come out David Cochran will be the patients at Sunland Hospital at Henry Horn and Mr. and Mrs. or our spirit -and expand a. our spirit responds to God's Spirit. be given by Rev. C.E. Murfjn, a Moyc, Francis Karel, Amy guest speaker at the First Orlando. Grace Methodist Harry Ilaltrunat. God left a place for Himself in the human heart that only He former pastor of the Ebenezer Stenstrom, lverStenstrom, Lee Baptist Church, Sanford, The Acteens director at church. raceUnited Methodist can fill and satisfy. "Things" are not enough. Thouh they have Stenstrom, EmmaLordRobert Suniay, at both 8:30 and 110 Ovicdos First Baptist Church their place, they can never succ..'(u11y take the place olGod. lie • speaker 'k' Shortly after the Ctvl War, a lArd, Rosa Lord, Anne Riley, am, worship services. The is Mrs. Muriel Norwood. Acteen Providence group of persons '1p lgs to have fellowship with you. God is constantly ready to fill from John Berly Riley, Mary Moye, Louis __r subject of his sermon win be the First that void if you ask Him to. luncheon Washington County, Ga. Moye, W.O. Nolan. Lu la Nolan "Great Oversights," Cochran is G God is necessary to our lives. The Psalmist wrote, "My heart. Ic traveled South and took up and Georgia Lord. Many of a arlinger and Miss Kay Baptist Church, Lake Monroe, fello graduate of Florida vaird. .. crieth out for the thing God" (Psalm 84:2). And in Acts 17:2 homesteads in the area. First a these are ancestors of present- Technological Unlversty and a will host the Special EducatJon hall. Polk stressed theirn! school building was built, ap. day Sanford families. Program of Progressive por't.anceo y life in the we read, "In Him we live and move and have our being." God made you to be complete in Him. proximately near where Elder Oktoberfest Missionary and Education home. There should Id be a c Many happy days were spent God doesn't want you to go without the material things that Springs is now, and for a long In the church, which usually Convention of Florida, Mission relationship in f amily in time, church ser vices were also was full on Sundays. Inevitably, make your life pleasant. But He does want you to realize they The Lutheran Church of Two Day, Saturday, at 10 a.m. the parents sharing, g can't reach Into your spirit and fill the emptiness there. Only He Providence, .Ixltona, will hold State President Dorothy ,and understanding their held in the school. The church when the proposal was made to can do that. As you open up to God and ask fliin to come into your its second annual Oktoberfest Burrough, of Jacksonville, will children. He also stressed history says the members came tear down the old church, there _____ tile, He will fill your emptiness with His own presence. Jesus said on Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. in )y be a guest. All Mission Two's of church participation to disagree about church was opposition. A fund was . they that hunger and thirst after righteousness (to know God) beliefs, so it was suggested that raised to try to keep the old church Fellowship Hall. This Congress One and Sanford will a home without God not a shall be filled (Matthew 5:6). popular event is being spon- participate. Mrs. Charles M. home. the Methodists build another beloved building, but when the . ? soted Jointly by the Women's Flowers is Chairman and building. J.M. Lord and his matter was settled, the old Also attending were Res, an ' wife, Jane, gave a one-acre site church had to go. Guild and the Men's Club. Marva V. llawkin.s, Congress Mrs. Leo King of First out of their homestead, and , It was suggested by Doug . The members of the Men's president. Rev. W.R. Lovelace, Methodist, Mrs. Georgia WI under the direction of J.M. Stenstrom that a monument be will deliver the sermon. Rev. Chorpening, president of First W ' Club will do the cooking, R.W.Wiggins is pastor. 'nn the buildin °was corn- erected on the spot where it 1 . United Methodist Women and assisted by Mrs. Adele Woide. .A VY 0 I., meon, a d the stood and the fund was Rev, and Mrs. Marvin Buckner . The chefs include: Carl Wolde, first services were held on vested in a handsome of Grace. Clarence Wandr), Charles Ward B. Richardson, concert Tucker in operatic roles. The Ministerial A t 17 of that car monument in the memory of. the First United Methodist baritone, will present a concert public Stormer and Earl Gollick, who • cordially Invited to 1 Methodist Church in old church. It Is this monument ' Church invited Grace to use at the First United Methodist attend the evening of music. / will prepare an authentic Association Sanford had built a new church, to Ebenezer. the little white their church while Grace's Church of Sanford, 419 Park N_ German dinner with bratwur3t Southern Patio. 1:31am rrai,rS,riic, -.- , PlIp M. Wednesday Night .. Marker Erected f,,.,To Old Church fluttery £ Kindergarten N ,nuIuvtej before tonsil SabAi Its School Woritup Service -- , - _. 1 an dlaymlnd Avlflvl Longwood, FlorIda 31750 Telephone 331. 11" Pastor Lyman Kirhwood 5:30a m. IundaySchool 11:54am Nors hi p Li*ui HØd0t$hOM I R k Ruth THE SEVINTHUAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Cornet 7Th 1 Elm C I Ifiull Sat urday services - , -,a '' ,,4 . SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST dl State Road THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Forest City-Sit OM WV. En Prayq Meeting - Friday, Oct. 17, 075 Methodist 0 hun Tart --.--- -- Adventist Syrarci. Sabbath Sabaamksiist Virswi --- ___ :..'.. / 'A ____ 0 5,( rI NEREDITti (XTe 22 W1 ON 7:30 PS M . Annie Russell T..e heatre 1re ROLLINS COLLEGE WINTER PARK PArw1th1'J,tun.s'. .*.... ..'...,.0 ..... - �Cooking Ahead Saves Time Up Double Perez Regains Wealth' MMEN Dinner P repa ra tion on Friday, Oct. il, 191S IIIIA-EvenIng Horald, Sanford, Ft. ~ --,"-,-,-~ 1~ B) NANCY BOOTH Herald Corespondent petmag and "quicky" meats to Make a large batch of your temperature to cook. They can out of the freezer (one portion I The second week you may want make the best use of the limited favorite sç*ghettl sauce, d ide be placed in the oven together, and place in a pan under iv time she has available, low to vary the rice, potato or salad. it in half and freeze. Do the r i We at' all interested in You can also add the oven fried heat. Stir occasionally. While Instead of salad, you One little trick she could try same with the beef stew, chicken, could slice but it saving time and money. The would be to prepare two weeks salisbury will probably sauce a cooking, boll spagbetfj some tomatoes, cucumbers, steak and casseroles. require a Little more time, On water and cook spaghetti. homemaker who has chosen th Thin cheese a nd pickl es and put e sçx'rs in Just a few hours. Try oven fried chicken. It takes the top of the I I I home as her one and OCl store, you can spag hetti is the easiest to cook, them out so every one can help Sound impossible' It isn't. kss time than frying, and has pre pare th e sauce, salisbury Make a salad. By the time career would put more em• Sit down and decide what you the same taste. Make enough steak and stew, the themselves. By ABIGAil. VAN BUREN ph.asis on saving money. It is would like to serve your family for spaghetti is cooked, the sauce to meals, separate and So there you have IL Two DEAR ABlY: Our mother In order to accomplis the homemaker bo Is also a this week. A sample menu could freeze. h this will be ready. In 20 minutes you whole week's suppers In a very and father were going to a Dea,' you must use careful planni ng have prepared a meal. working person who must include speghetti, beef stew, limited time. And now you don't business mee ti ng Last weekend 7 To prepare this menu concentrate on saving tin. She salisbury steak, chicken and a Tonight's supper Is salisbury have to wonder what you will when my mother got the flu shouldn't take more than two to but it is worth the effort, must find recipes that provide couple of casseroles steak? V,'hAte that Is defrosting feed your hungry brood (or two and couldn't go My fathers three hours. Most casseroles her family with low cost apThe night you have planned to and heating in a pan, make weeks, It Is pre Take nix' free day or evening. require the same time and have pared and ready secretary, who had planned to spaghetti . Lake the sauce me instant mashed potatoes, to defrost In your Freezer. go with them decided that since I Add a can or frozen vegetable. To be111 with the suggestions she had a reservation, anyway, I__________________________ A gain, a meal in approximately above you might want to try a she would go with my father. " O minutes, want to stay overnight with me simple sausage recipe that She left her husband behind. [ if I have to go to bed at 9:0o, ts Lakes little preparation and is Chicken on the menu for thi They are all good friends, but Please help me. economical and delicious, evening? Place chicken in a we all know that she cares A BABY AT 12 degree for 15 to 20 minutes. about my father. There were DEAR BABY: 11 you want to SAUSAG& RICE PlU as oven temperatures lots of people there who know I f treated as an adult, start 1 lb of pork s, ( ._7 __ ~_%S~' 7 - .;.~. .J ary. While chicken is heati', them, and we are sure th at 111) t _. K ds Sco e Dad For :' Secretary r r+i 106ft i Sox On Critic ' Abby - . - - __ t - 1- z __ --= I-- C, .- t'W ' 1' ' ii ..'' -.7j, -- :: f 'u' - j . 4,, , - ,,, '.. ''' '' - ' ' I . t:.'. c" 44 ' ' , acting like one. And ycu'd %W - ., - N~ II - - :'y'. . .' ' ) . - __ _________ _______ - _______ i" .. -: - .. _ -3 . . .Aa~ .__ - - 1~ W. ' .' I f 2. salad and another meal is read> 'Ihe t'asroles take about to minutes in ais de gree piE' A ty-Jr. -_ a can uf gravy over it for added AC - A V . I '.&> t V r ,;' b . . Sty cup chopped Onions oven to beat depending on oven. W hile they are heating, garlic bread or any ready.to<at cup chopped outs or . 61 District brothers and I [)FAR are very fisherman President Dorothy Pearson irfghlj introduces T41n. Kasten to Sanford comniunitr leaders attending a tanrimeon held In her honor, (from left) F. R. Foggbi, Downtown Business Asia. president; Letha Fowler, Pilot ('lob recording secretary and Wayne Albert, Chamber of Commerce president. Pr f £' - ' i - - . F - (' ' - r - - , 'ç 11 - :' ' s1 ,:, . - . , , , - Tell her that you ) ,, '.-$'• -, -. e P 'U ' ',', - . - r / / *,. I -__ _: _~_ Waferco,ors Class et - ff '. . -, sO by the National , -1. ' I Y I f O& . iiii~- self." said Perez, who had Itirfront Stadium Cincinnati's all-time Hill leader had gone hitles in 15 '. . 1 . I - -tz: r m,- DIIE%s Iw)GlANNI i•' the Pan American Building ;I registration fev, of $to ~ , InteraecUonofI.4apS,R436) ,,' P". 12 14M I - t 1 - In tIme sixth, Perez got anotht'r good pitch from the beefy onig that one a little higher over the lef t-center field fence. Two men %ere on base at the time and it gave hard-ftowing Don Gullett handsome 5-1 lead. I i':iti:z Art Show i r . ,\ i 'rrtr' 1( )' Srifjfcf L,er ofle flail 61 0 OCTOBER MADNESS Richter urges all meetings to attend the evening who have not yet entered the meetings. shows heraeU. many of Mrs. p ' s students have won Downtown Sidewalk Art Show. With lieft than a month to go The next meeting will be on awards. before the Downtown Sanford to make application for Free for the clm is IIS,00. Sidewalk Art Show INOV. I i anef regIstrat,ion forms immediately Nov. 4 at 2 p.m. in the Library Buildin it 15), area artistare busily from call S.C.C.'s Community Ser. preparing works to exhibit Visitors and those who may siet Office at 323-1450, ex. Civic during this annual event. League wish tolon are 'welcvme. Applications for reg±straticn fijI eotj(ained t*fcç-, Lonawood Woman's CIvic Nov. 10 from Mrs. Dorothea League held its first meeting Atroinider, Lemon Bluff, for the coming year Oct. 7, at Ostem Fla. 32M. the Longwood I . .P 4 I • • '40 MARGEWILLIAMS 322 1812 A short th was i4atercolor. traditional oil. acrylic am watercolor; Crou beldl am plains for the Yelsir's sculpiture. ceramics AM wow; events discussed and year juniors. ages kindergarten books were distributed to members. Uromb lab trade. Awards in all three ~ 211 :-' FREEZER - ° 0 -rç- PANTSUITS $ ' ' 1 BIG WE1K LAST 0 Library 1' ..__LJ 111 modern ci, acrylic and %SCV M PANTSUITS /.1 I ' t~~ .. "r1 *. V * '66 h9w 3942 ill A )HLANl) - i APi A mob attack on four Ho)3' Club foot ba ll coaches may force elimination of I he sports program for teen-agers, officials say. 'rash Ilt(elr, executive director of the Boys' flu he of Central Florida, says he has canceled all gar vs ' 'i" wee weekend gal is junk the entire -- Int -r-club football compeflUon It %as an unfortunate th in" to happen." " hfil "ettetre id .ay. "It has disrupt ed entire prograrn." Th e coaching staff of the Kissimmec Boys Club 101i gets, a mostly white team, was attacked Last n-day following a game against the Southeast -' 2J2_2 I I , ' . s on Faces Tough Task t 3oys'Club Grid Tilts Canceled t 7 JACK BILIJNGHA%I Ton Breaks In wi j In Jayvee F -------- Ilickey, who is a graduate of 1111.1. LEE l - Club Note -' Sem no e, 1-10 4Ie ; SUNDAY I-J_.. . - - ~1 - "Begir-ning Watercolors" will be UuOt b) Helm i . ' i. SIEEP WORLD I. -_°' '. ning. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,- -. _; - t_~ ,,.e r - I . . , i fft.. 4i, A---W, oo M i 995 Secretaries Association, The area N.S A. Chapter Is in proving local uais*a'sce for - A beginner's course this of W tercolor, ill be off course. ~ - T. . 4 1 - .1 C ' .. ~ -11 .4 ,, I "- lie told reporters that his su. expected back at full speed. He Gainesville lost to DeLand, 9. Bishop Moore will provide perstitious wife, Pituka, urged sat out most of last week's 0, while in comparison, Oviedo with a handful. The two tuni to try driving a different game against St. Augustine Seminole was dropped by the Class AAA teams show idenway to the ballpark for Game 5. If In Football, every game is a with an Injured shoulder suf- same foe, 18.13. Gainesville's heal 4 records, but have ALso, she took Tony Shopping big one, then tonight's five feted two weeks ago at Deland. other loss was at CINCINNATI 14P) - Tony stronger my arm get," said the hands of played some tough opposition, before the game to "spend Perez, "I think Don was trying too a man who encounters involvi ng Seminole With Raines' brother Tim Lakeland ta kes ad. Gullett, who was 15-4 duri ng the bard in the ninth," Kathleen last Oviedo coach Bill Klein hopes money" and try said Bench. to get his mi nd versity County teams are giants, serving as the game's top weekend, 14-0. in stride and always regular season despite missing "We all were trying to unleash an offense capable of off the Series. hard but Consider that Seminole needs breakaway threat, Seminole tomes back, did It again Thurs- two months with a broken Don wanted to be Lyrnan has had two weeks to penetrating the Ifornet defense. quicker." "She tried everyth ng to win at Gainesville to stay in has a sound ground game to prepare for Edgewater. The thumb on his pitching hand. Rawly Eastwick, making his me back in the groove again," day night in a big, big way. the thick of matters In Its compliment its aerial attack, Greyhounds hope their r Lake Howell utilizes the The 33-year-old slugger broke u Guilett was virtually un. Fourth appearance In five Perez said. nning nh1uil of Don Andriano and out of an 0-For-IS slump, driving touchable after the first inning district playoff chase, And that featuring Drew Bongianni and attack, spearheaded by backs games, came on to provide last. Perez has been in slumps be Lyman Is trying to prove itself Mike Good as quarterback Bob Riazzi, Horace Alexander Don Schrenk with quarterback f ore but never worried about in four runs with two home rum when he gave up a triple to out relief and the Reds inoved better than a 1-3 team, but Mark Whigtiam's top receivers, and Wyman Jackson, will Jim Pritchard calli ng signaLs to give the Cincinnati Reds a 6-2 l)enny Doyle, who scored on to within a victo - , them. ry of their first victory over Boston and a 3-2 Carl Yastrzeniski's .:: -J GnesvtlJe, 3-2, features a -';.p. counter Edgewater's " sacrifice World Series title in 35 years. i ye hit a lot worse," he said, a Edgewater. lead in the World Series. sophomore-studded lineup advantage in size, fly. quarterback Mike McNerney, "but ins World Series everyone "We're so close now you can Or even that Lake Brantley including quarterback Kenny "I forget about yesterday," lake Brantley will Greyhound quarterback Bob The 24-year-old southpaw almost reach out and touch It," again knows about Ii" an hold its own In the realm of Kyle, running backs Anthony Burkhart, Just a J unior, said Perez. "I just play day-by- from Lynn, My., retired the 16 depend much on the quar. said Bench. "To win this Series While the Cuban-born star ww schools tenight against Davis and Allen Standridge Danny Williams and Mickey ter backing of batters in a row and took a one. nwans so much to the fans and henry Stanley was making life miserable for day." $ pruce Creek of Port Orange. plus tackles Bill Johnson am" Manr.ing as his primary and running of Rick Perez, who shrugged off hitter into the ninth. "I lost to the ball club. It has been so Garza and the American League chain'1Iben too, Oviedo is trying to Braridon Smith. trade rumors In the off-season sonic of my stuff. the long layoff long." receivers. Randy Fowler. pi,ris with his bat. Gullett was toy undefeated in district play, by' responding with his best hurt," he said, after permitting The Reds return to Boston imiaking them look sick with utalso bass toughie tonight at g season since 1970, emerged as three straight hits that determined to clinch the elusive arm. The Reds' best pitcher the hero of I I me agai nst Bishop Moore. the Series' fifth produced Boston's second run title Saturday. gave up Just two hits to Boston game after a frustrating start. And Ignore the won-loss i , through eight innings and then reconi as Apopka and Leke •'It'saboutflme"uldpe three more in the ninth before lowell clash, both trying for who teed off twice against Red being forced from the game Sox starter Rcggic ti*if first victory of the season. Cleveland, J Se let lost ,-I in little bit nm. a crucial one in several 0-for-22 World Series ' th," said Gullett, explaining he record for (utility when r spects. Not only is a possible L>man, Seminole and Lake 15-yard pass from Arthur seven and six yards and got the cxcold while waiting during a plosion occurred. ate playoff berth at stake, but Howell were victorious Cleveland and Mike Oliver William Frederick hit him with long Cincinnati eighth inning. S emlnole's momentum toward Thursday night in Seminole closed the scoring on a 16-yard a PLSS for score of 34 yards. "I wasn 't thinking about any When superb season is at high tide, County's junior varsity football pass reception from Bob Johnson rushed 38 yards for the chunky southpaw record," said Perez, "All I was gave up two-out singles to C&l via win on the road against a activity. thinking about was getting a another TD. 'Thacker. Yastrzemski and Carlton Fisk, hit. I was am as formidable as the hurting. I wasn't Renaud hail a Lyman whitewashed Lake fourth ID P33 Seminole registered 214 Manager Sparky Anderson was doing nothing urricanes would go a long way Brantley, 20-0; Seminole yards passing and 757 l' for the ball club." to Tim F.dmonds, a 34-yard Johnny CINCINNATI (All) - Beaten Team captain Carl Yastr. on the Spot. I. want sealing hopes of a 9-1 crushed Oviedo, 54.0; and Lake in embarrassing Oviedo. play, Nathaniel Johnson 1fl His fourth-inning blast to left in the fifth game? Yes. Down 3. zemskb, who led the Red Sox to "Sparky came out and said, impaign. Colonial, Scabreeze, Howsdl upended Apopka, 18-0. Darrel Johnson, a Junior out teicepted an Oviedo pass and Field tied the game at I-I and 2 to the Cincinnati Reds in their last pennant in 1967, re'You're yman and Lake Brantley Lyman ran its record to 4.1 for football for the first time ran yards for the other touch. Gullett not going anywhere," provided a much-needed spark World Series? Yes. A whipped called the drama of the past two said. "There's two for t main on the slate, he sluggish Cincinnati of. team? De fi nitely NO. and didn't permit Brantley this fall, scored five touch- down. days of that championship outs,' Anderson told me. lie Fullback-linebacker Ned Inside its 18. Kevin Joseph downs for Seminole. Mark fense. An Inning later, Pete That summed up the general season as he looked ahead, Joey Clark passed for one wanted me to work from the Rose doubled in iines, one of the hardest scored first on a two-yard burst, Renaud threw touchdown touchdown and ran for another windup pitcher Don Feeling among the Boston Red hopefully, to two games with beeau.se I have be hi thers on Seminole's team, is Steve I'eavy scored ne xt on a passes to limo covering 24, as lake Howell tuned up tter Gullett, who had singled, and Sex today as they retur ned Cincinnati this weekenci, -tuff that way, but I didn't the Big Red Machine was roll- home, faced with the task of "I keep thinking back to i.; log again, winning two in a row from the when we beat the Minnes. "We finally got the other part Reds for the city's first Wor!d Twins two in a row to win tb. - :1 Ii ___ '.. ,., llhnghamnwll face Boston left-hander lull Ike. "I never get down on my. fly JIM HAYNES herald Sports Editor to Is ._• - Tr1* be=G'v1'6 11e Tops Schedule ; _ .• -- Gi*ant Enco nter 1. ~11 I. spoke In anger and DEAR ABlY' My problem bast, and admit that )on did. alstartedFridanightwpi,enI 100. Extend the olive branch, asked my dad if my friend could and ou LI no longer be out on a e si~ - _... - III \I(V T•LEy Decision Making (4 '°' Then I called him a "rrtarj cflyqneone: Six main areas will be consisting of an Intensive ape," L•5 TIIM fli4p Y which was a big mistake covered: riew ammar, thng, becillbe just for that he said I Environm nt al letter-writing, The decision couldn't have any overnight Lose 20 100 Lbs. Yiv CAN ig Relationships (3 sessions) making aspect Includes office w,n,.vs ,,.,. stressing humi relation, work Call re37 am going to lase all supervision, and leadership. A student may take any one TRIM CLINIC 5311300 Business Law and Public part, several parts, or the my frItnds and ubody will ever iii dtICunt wiffi mks .4 Policy t4 sessions). npIete course. 3. EconomIcs of Mimagement The Professional Secretary I ii ri s iS sessions) also a review course for those 4. 'inancial Aralvsis 4 who plan to take the Certified •74 1u1'il.sc Secretary examination 'JlI1 & itt I This annual ewnlnatIon Is ' -- ', It lflia'ove 11 " . O ', " ~'!-,I , ~ ,P,-2_,_.; i~_._,_ -:,. IN cooled I S ecretaries Alter looking sick in the first Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F.'Iday, Oct. , i9;..iB four games of the World Series, _______________________________ ;I'ony Perez suddenly regained _______________________________________________________ Along with Perez' four 1(11, the Reds got a run in the fifth on his with two home runs . , , When the obviously tired (,uI. as the kit-bander out of tne game. in Gulkil s single and a double by . be Red So6-2 Thursda night and left gave up a run-scoring came Rawly F.astwick, who Pete Rose and one In the eighth double to Fred Lynn, Anderson blew three pitches by the dan- on Dave ('on'epci1rn's sac-rifice took 3-2 stran glehold in rt isited the mount mu 1)1 11 rous Rico Petrocelli for the lb best.oF seven game classic The National League ctiampious ca n polish off the Red Sox -, saturday in the sixth game at c - F. Seminole Community Sessions) interpreting bank College's Vocational Business st a t em en ts, I ii come School is once again offering statements, balance sheets and stay all night My lather said he limb. the course, The Professional other financial reports. (w,J(j If we went to CONFIDENTIAL TO bed at 10. classes will begIn 3. Office Procedures "ALONE AND DEPRESSED" Wednesdas, Oct. fl in Room V sessions) This includes 1n oldI said "Daddy. I'm 12 years MOBILE. ALA: Loneliness - almost 13" and then he 104 of the Voc-Tech Buil ding, formation on latest office something is the mother of depression. said ' tx, , The Professional Secretary Is methods and equipment said, "What?" Instead of Keep busy and socially active. for students with of fice It*HUn chafing computers and data tel no wee k go by aitboot "sirr' and next ti i or experience who wish to processing. said "Now, It's 9:00 bedtime '°t 01' offering an Ia' update their knowledge or 6. Communications and for eltatloa. LI no One calls, you- . - csi n ----1 - =:4944= ____ - - P - 0 a--- -L r d I- I- MASS DEAR i: By now, both your ' 'oil __ - on the , of I L 4 %~k_ " She Is mad at me now a nd said she hopes my boat burns business meeting and the ttieenglne burnsand the whole secretary was going with )our thi 1g g sd inks' parents, anyway, perhaps yaw (lun i she feels that lather needed her there for have looked better, had the secretary, - _____________ _11~_ - .. it . DEARt.rsF: Staceitwasa It might Paul, president; Kathy Woodruff, secretary and Sheila 'ice Pcftd below, Pilot Club ; Potato chips however, The Pilot Club of Sanford Inc. was honored Tuesday with an official sisit from their District I Governor, Mrs Barbara Kasten of Hollywood Pictured aboir, Mn. Kastru meets members lithe Seminole 111gb School Anchor Club ifrom kit) Patti Meyers, treasurer; Janle ABBY: I am a trade and own a k - - - by secretary to thm affair? by Denny Doyle and Yastrzernski's sacrifice ny before Boston's ninth-inning Flurry. S P CMS ' , ____ upset that our father ,A ould do Ls indiuiri sized fishing boat. The th: to Mom, but ix)fl of saying anything because i engine of my boot burned out twodaysbe(oremydaughter's might upset r. earel3andl5.Do>outhink gradaatlon from high school, so Wd should have taken his I didn't attend her gradustbon 1U The Cincinnati kill gave up a - babyish andcamofmusomso , businesareasous, Fmnotsurel her y Remember that second sausage mixture. Pour college tutition. g Sc salt I into 1. Irnow In whkh way or how portion you have in freelet ' quart ca t role. sprmkle with much this seeretan d her tuition on't , shewillait cares" ho \ex' meek > ou can thke those pcaiuts or me f or the rest of r lift and hips Rake at 350 about )o ur father - .in neither out one at a 1mw and you have degrees L i minutes. Serves do y will hate to sup port so don't jump to conanother week's supper ready. four. clusiona, q in L. I ' . $T ,r.r ,r_'uS_ - f \ diced celev,, Thebecfstewtakesaboutthc Cook sausage until light]> length of time to warm broed, Add cel ery, onion and up Put plenty of bread and pepper and cook 3 minutes bolter on the table for Pour off drippings. Add rice "clunking." - - . secretary alone caused a lot of better get over that for garols j . . cup cooked rice gr ii . chopped 1 can conde nsed cream of mushroom soup. biscuit and a sala 7 .tv. I clincher 's hit and run over by the Big [led L ,,,/ CINCINNATI (API Boston [led Sox find themselves _f t' '. -1 List (I..I, Iii.. - .._., ., .. -A-..;-_...1.. •i _,. - . One of the coaches, Edward Murphy, 32, was un co nscious for four hours after the attack by what the coaches described as a group of 25 to 30 young black adults, The Coaches said they were beaten with pipes and clubs, Molettefre agreed with the coaches that exaggerated the used. size of the mob and the - , Kissimmee -_----- . getting Scays Stays said it has been his experience that such incidents always can be traced to adults and not to the boys, who are 1 2and 1 3yearsold. . . I - runs in the sixth, belting an with the confidence they've lift in our ball park. even longer home run to left shown all year after dropping a "This puts but center with two men on base, 6-2 decision to the Reds in Cm- the) le?n?.'said txx'xting time Reds' lead to $-1. t'innati's Riverfront Stadium, third etroce, Gullett, a lefty who absorbed Lee, listed as the starting t he ) ,,,other Boston , player ,. a 6-0 loss v I n si,. opener, over.roni the pitcher lot am. Saturday's six powe red the Red Sex with a game at Fenway Park, re"Sure. we'rebehind - in the blurring fastball and pinpoint leased personal tension by sip' series, but now we 're going control, park ," Itoping tea and wise-cracking with home to OUT "For eight innings, he pitched writers. celli said. "We're Just going to as well as any man Could." sa id "I like pressure" he sa id have to go like heck Saturda y . Bench. "We've always heard "I'm going to show up. ll be ready. What 'iou can bet we' about how good he is. Tonight else can I (to' I'm not gonna lie We've come from behind all he pitched like he was that i,wn .,nI ,,i,,,.,,I I ..... seam•, said. ' But this was a one in a million incident. We have been playing t hree years now and this is the first incident." weapons - triggered the incident. "Now I certainly don't condone anybody ~ -!1-,---2_--__ fan tat like that, "I would like to emphasize this was not Boys' flub versus Boys' flub," Moletteire said "It was a - solved and the only weapons seen were a stick and br ick. lester E. Scays, director of the Southwest Boys' (lub, said he was Informed that taunts from a outIde troublema cmii ke ers mm rs e ne g i or o were responsible but sa id the Kissimmee coa ches had of the machine working," said Series championship since 1918. pennant," Yaz Jaid. "I know ,~, c3tcher Jolinny Bench. Except for southpaw Bill Lee, can do it with the lied& 71c Perez drove -n three more the Red Sox talked softly but fans will give us a tremendous ..' -•-$-_ •-• * �- ft n: 1:I.'1;1i t.s'- 7 . q- .•r I I Uâ World Series E a E;ii., I*Th - MsI*. Face. $3. C-I k'qs at-'yc Oi'e (Cfi.a) : La.ii '$vi' *1. 1 £.r'f, a •' , ___ Ih1iTf1 it.] 111 j - 5 :+ i.j3' Fei-.n Usr:j 7 Me'ca. I tiJV.f £ TONIGHT'S TV kT kultI.J To Beat Arkansas - l Truth (6, 5) Concentration I', 14 RattI e rs Meet ' Morris Brown 'I NHL ___ ____ ZQ i:: . SiX 20-511 Q Eci':a .'.i. OX P. 142$ 41200 14 oa r::i -. a 5 tVZflA,. 7 C$&)ê MIC I i•. (JtJ.Za '... Revew 8:30 (2,5) Chico And The Man (6) MASH (9) Movie i-4 (13) Country Mu','c LtTAJ'Ai S111 "We'll C k this week Both c are 4-I. The LGcg- pecd to 1 u 1 * 2 11,000 fans to hoçtng to cre gai'" Hub'r Fi btxns. &g Stain in T1lla}t2$scee bard sd FIFTh ranked S'£ri', C3 4*. eighth C Ca'rfl IS,. S4t 12:2 Fi*h.9SIV2J "We 'll make a few The Rattlers sci-ed 54 nationally, dropped a 24-17 *1*TW -1 Lrza. 3. JPI*S. LastIa ci) - i. Chi17gS bit . . r**ZliuI . 7 $ l.. game to Ofrb1A!IIa last wee( Tsa'S 2 LMi. II G 3' rn It •.. . I' whik the r,PrZc7))3.j2 rated TtTh- t £at mental I.___ at cnaI Game $ 'I' IL. 2 ca .. . wtapç*ng Baylir 4:. . 14a'wi once" 41-3 3 5 IX 3 fl peenoi Eai iH ix. u O'-x"c. 7 tf!fi. I M.,*za 3. w a*games. problem Against has been 1110111 123 I1*4 I S (7 I LLEVt*TN -, Ar Alabama State, for mtance. C)i,qIa aA.çFe, (4). Both dut run the u ,. i s Cor- • 3 • ftit IT). 54ij. ($7 FA Florida MM players '.Z. lJi 2 L4t11(4) £:. • Aransas is ranked 541•Mq. Gage". £aVck (I) *%d %. 2. 3. E iáw C7) 32: Q to thoke CM.f E,*. 7. m3ai,. bslly in nE and Texas is $enci W-G*rn?. 11 1.- (3a 7 .2. P ii I 0cs,'s two potential Oe!a'd. II rated M1)-CRC17LPG$1p4 Aaj Cl) 170$. ____foirth. The Ix2zors. TWEITh -I M rCJi.j*t. 3 arid fuzziblel away a IX. £. 2 S •2. by • Z.arre. I £;g. oççty. Hubbard 135 3 Mav'l.AR'j(I) 43$ Q 41.7) t(at4)wnootbestzttIzo(a g ld 5dpf 2 P ) 3) Fffm,ftA., 1 E'zi l..a'ree. I 34 E better sassing gan and better IT", Crt,. '1; I) Z. £. 5 t4V..rp :: The :so re ,, 4. uS 32 3 S w a 7 I 11:41.2.p 5-a. Fsillhd eithracetonzghtauhe footbailteamyet,"besald,.-1 1ia' 54) IV ! TENTH. I 4tt (3) 1*2. $112. Cross Country r &! 77 ' iar1erback Marty Akins are Seminole Turf Club shapes up thmk we have the abdity to be a 72. 2. Lirre. cJ: IllS. tX 3 35 pertia the best trotting good football scoo. big gu in u i 40$ G (3 1) A T RIDGE 51*O DO !13) 1I nai, and Brus says doesn't r2" Of the season. Hubbard said MO(TiS to mdft Racing LLEVI*Th: 7 M.ansri $ercia A field of seven will cest which t wan j bare any special s.e.n., V , Oat a adjw 38 ete in g 1 lX a al'I 2 Cuc"cZar'e the or-mile 3-3 trot. 'Cr'IL8 14 i 2 vi c mind. We're xaing." he of I 2 I. IZ I "'CLE TURF CiLia (fl fQG. £l • COq 3 *s2.a, Ierest is high in the race as ceive an apçies1y stror R ESULTS 3IC G C31; (32 P UI) 34 said. flat's SI)mt'hln TWIIJm: I an invader fran Ohio, Cap 0) 14 34. t Si (LB) 11.2. FST -. 1735. 52. IX. 2. C*i*Eor, I4s (ej Coal. a highly.raud las-yea'. 'ta: )I4; 1. Cw'o OR wood and Ike Fate carry 2. 1 2. 14). 22!). 2 0 F i'ytr 2 ) 0$. 2 40. 3. CeIi'pi £. Mans &QWII to be 4 7 F 17 14 L5; 1.. b o&i from tl harold c. Camp. (2;135.241MwMa,a,c,stiI load for Arkai and both are a tricky football team because 22t 0(231235.5. 1235) 0 (3.1 .t? 23 bell SLaU of sz as erabeuerthan1coyarth JUNICW VARSITY SECOND -I jeais Ff (0j ey' MaR14 S74 IC3. A??. )An th re young and they're ta t.as. *rareio', n. o 0 4 Nrs a carry. 121 72.22.2.10.2 Jsrs Orn' *5GMT he LI 5rrv, duthn Of fastest leaning the I) X. 0$ 3 C .TS Tbeve t good cccb.ng Oil $ 3221 Cl 41) 12 00 (2 time of the meet, Devil's FIRS? I. Neg Via (2) 11.2. 2)14.177)2. and theYt t* '-'WY P1Y 74.3.2. 2. Urza Eza cii Correction ThIRD-I Se'be'*Rce (04,; 1(71 3 Sarr 5piq $3) 210. 0 Prep Football ri's Advocate, who . llIj 14. 2. Gfla Go (31 f 7, W35. P f2 7) r* at al l." Esesing Herald Football themdetwOwreksagoth2.%.3 3 iS; tx. 0 SE CON I. t.,ra £ra'j ($) I' IC 01-C-1 '23) 1 44; 1 tIll) p114. I 115-5.2.2. CçazaCtti ta,. Forecaster Jim Haynes will be driven by regular OOS C?4II It .Cland JoEson, a defensr,e 1 4i 1.2 3. a Eta (3)32. Q , 'eds Lyman ifl defeatretnmun Frank R The terror at li.ker, m FOURTH e 1 54t'4 Si' U M. P 16. ISO 30. *10)2 1 12. Cc C! Edgewater hi tatfgt game SpeeCter, (berevi.5) (7) 104. 14. 74. 2 owned by some acti,n for the Rattlers, ii. 7; 37 wIi $I 4) it 41, Fa'? LJi .)occa la' M4 13) 3.5 24. 3 bTyiie, Edgewzter Walters of (seTh.ry N*att ThIlD I Urza Sa'sc?*: rh i but probably won't start, Hub. F4'1 LJ6 U) 2 0 S M. $'3 7 Cwo.Lv (I) IX, 20, Ca'I4 Pars 11 appeared as Ike probable been established a morning line bard said. Joiiraai has suffered 35 ; I ci 1.1; 7 3:P.i 3. S" Miazr 1. So.'ThaU 3 , ;; 'lI!r. favorite at -2. FIFTh-I. Ias Dear (Aflr a knee injury. p , 7 an -C Turf Club _____ (24) Wall Street Week 8:57 (6) Bicentennial Minute 900 (2,5) Rockford Files (6) Hawaii Five.O (13) Stagecoach Wes t (24) Masterpiece Theatre 1000 (2, 8) Police Woman Bethune To Host Savannah DAYTONA BEACH State w1a try to stop Be Cot*mans football jigernaut in a S.iturday night game at Eytora ml natisxial speedway. 4-0 Wildcats have amassed 1 çiz.s wtüie allowing just 39. Rzxuucig from either the wishtcne or I formations, the Wildcats feature talented ball carriers such as Albert Aidus, TesT)' Anderson, Bernard Coleman and Dwight .-Jien. ___ ______ (6) Barnaby Jones (13) Burices Law (24) Pin To See A Peep Show 10:30 (35) Portrait Of Blues Send Babin To Minors 11:00 (2.6.5,9) News Aviation Weather (33) 700 Club (24) Si. LOUIS i AP; - Right wing MitchBabtn, used sparingly In the St. Louis Blues' opening three games, was it Thury to the National Honey League's minor league affiliate. Providence, in the American Hockey . (44) Love American Style The year.old BaIAn, who had no points, spent his first cro(esonaI season last year with Denver Of the Central Hockey League. where he scored 30 goals and totaled 43 ___ ______ Fights (44) Movie 12:00 (2) MovIe (1) News 1:00 (9) Movie ____ r.' a' •a" Cavaliers Waive Three CLEVELAND lAP) "' 7 Clipxa, M.0 Lac- (.37 400. 24. 1 . 6.c,kIp7 1 0of'W9oJai 131 - 0 Nor . '1 - C'oiim) (I) 411030 25 IlL LOcala Lad. U) 7.30. 42; 3. Asp Ca'c* CII 32 0 (1I) 0102 f (44.1) u.a. 13:444 NINTH I Biaj?'h.,I *art (St 1) AD, 506310,7 eas,redFIo12) - 3$0$32t3 AITyGwlMcury4) - i 154 I • •..&* ,. . -• .... - . ' 214 0 ENTRIES SEVENTH t. EdyOah (4) 15-35. 44. i; 7. Ogu.zaVza U) SX.110;3 tcaPe'n(SJ,4.2:Q 1141 3110. P. (6.1) 104.20 EIGHTH: 1 A14,a Mjerj.e (2; 73 X. 7 2. 3 10. 2 S.i( Litre. (I) 1710. 700; 3.. Ma',ri.,M,a', (4) 400. : '4 435. P '74)730.35 NiNTH: 1 B't.ao (I) 14.4). 42. 52 1 £garre (2) $2. 320: (12) 1110 TENTH; Aft (Wits y) 72 . 2 0en-. Es (Lucia) It 1, 4 Lank, I w u M. SatWi (4)420: 0(13; 5a'f (4)435. , 1) Wo So 4 6k 440. 7. Oqviza Juav (I) HyIa1iJ4I, 7,a'CiG4IIUIIJI 740. 40$, 3 $arreZa're (34.300. - s Cos4' It (Brei-jrij $5) 0 (4i32, p (11) fl.75 SECOND - Mels. Pac.. CIaIM TWELFTH-) ManiAqm,4t'r, (1) 51.301:1 O'er *U'JYIH,514;t 734) 42. 32. 2 Sa.aS$g.et 2; 7 7 ri .&: :&rp-.j , 3 L'rer's 5pr4 (Q B.'r,1 32. 4 Q. U2) £22; P. (47) 11t7 eq Q Towolil Mi INs Cna') U) S ft Am1)110.44. ilrmau 23 Rpp., Rdim IL. 11y1Øv) 72. $ 19705 $rasar 1.1015) (K pai') $ I. 7 £ I4a1e. I 44.57) J4 A1114rk fKvf1ZfTh7 72. j M.a'v.ar? Duove tKis7 I) ENTRIES I Mi, Pace THIRD TONIGHT C&a&.97. $1,150; I RI T,,,s FIRST - 1 3 (TF.rr.%Qn; * 7. 2 SI*1 tf A.jrj Vu. 3 .'4t' Ar. 4, I McDaraI 72. 3 Ldths4 Dream Ie a. S Ex L.n.t. I. Caac (P.perl IS?; 1. Ro.ns Ser. 7 Uri* A4erde. 1 tact-I rezka, 7 2. S Cc Vs. (VIal. L'or:a r'i*r I) ; -'J -1 tCOND - i s., 2. (Pro,.osn 3 I. 7 Hit10 Ore 'teOu- L.z. 3 Ev Elgza. 1. 4cm tk4affiasI S-I I. Dviii Ti; Air. S A je'.()k$, $ Ut-u fjognG) II 'Vga. 7. tact-' Aravi& I Oza FOURTH - C-3. Pa= MIM; 1 Saø,cp. Je41ri'1i *1302 (KIl) SI: 2. THIRD -) uza Bitia. 2. ka Pr.jSpef$rj4. rd) 4 7.3 Nay'1 Vga, 3 Sat-ri Jat-., i A344".$ L*'.Z,. Se 'Di'ia'E) 72. 4 NOt Bra' 5 (t-Araa. I Urz.O*o,. (0. 5arr) II S Chat-I Tag .. CranJ 72. 4, Lncors ViVI U ,. a S o ineHo es - r Monday Moralig Blues Ladles: Norma Sharp of Fleetine Homes had the only 500 series of the rnormng 513. Her 11gb game was 118, anti she spared the 3-18 split. Dorma Lepore (same team) also picked op the 3-10. High game for QiarbeGrci,s Trucking was ___ ____ PeU}costa I.djvj League: Norma Welch had both the high game and the morning tSOO)L18). Other highs: Kitty 175, Melanie Mil12r 174. .Joy Walters l73.-41, and Bonnie Benton 173-112-470, Welch and Cheryl Lowie had turkeys "Queen Of the week" is Lawreuce ir Se:r:.er 21-, J.W. Donna Neff, a new bowler who Susan Gates spared the 3-10, 5-2- Dunpal Sr. 210498. Kristie p hm n 211-575. Bud Campbell 1.65 game.. High for Jobony's[tri 2-7, anti Resa Green the 214-550, Shirley Bartow Standard was Mary Johiison 5-10. 509. Jim Johron 3430, Jo w: WaLwn 201-W Phyllis Mott the 3-10, aW Vi vht. Bowling The NO game of the nOt fell 20141N, John C4fman 3MIX, for F.TRI). was Ann Smith's for two, Hal Rich and Jesse A.J. Hoffpawr 1-513 and he Rkh (Fosiai 31; 4 M.*Oam RWYSIV (Wi$ ) 13; 7. 8onOay .70 AMt4 (Ote'i07) I 1. I Rte The r?d FIFTH - C2 TrW M 1 $4 a CII S . 2 Byrd F: M.<7lria CI4 iMe,.CA*0lt1 34, 3 Kit" Lawf (Hwwp) IS 1; 4. AkA B0 73$ Lft Err& fR#a) SI 4 CttlIfl Ccvwt (St'tit) 41. 7 C .7. Podr.iy (1. Tay10r) 6- I., I. Mar14 (Clark) 441. SIXTH - C-? PatS, Miii: I. 0057 r',!,'q 'Mrj,a' "31. 2 Fi4fe'S L umter jack (HoM I 9 2. A AP--I#y C('p Away f8'st 4$; 5 44u7cr Lid ($1d 1l. 4 St(PrtJ IL 7. WJVM0 Tin* 10: A. D.vors's Tern Recur 2 SEVENTH - Cl. Frail, At'*. 11 - D,bttwe. T. IO'K1511y) 51; 2$rai.a' Coiwøp (Harp) ii 3JH. Time B f Shr i mp ILS M(Rotertt U 4 D Direct t 4 ;America ($ IJII 11,7 C*tf Trip (Fdkçaslfl FOURTH -1 Atv Saecez 2 5jrr. F!aria 3 P#g..15a Ar-t- £e'rç.a, S C.s*o (cttaTe. & Beioio Jay'. I. Larr'Zatv.. p Pir , FIFTH-I D" A'rr 2 E'dazaMIgsm. 3 øia. 1, cirlaiTo Juan. 5 Sato attv". A AAArLw i M.ncha, 7 CPz,ct*PA,urja $jy - I. Ne,I EI'za, Barr. 3. D-n1,çsAHy £ Dove:. Jay: A• Zarre. A't. P.'.g 7 5 "i.t- I SEVENIN - 11. 09vits AlWa. 2 Pstç.vu, I LIt-ri Be.t.a, 4 Urza Le:. S Ica Oi,,oki,L ?*A1a574 7. Eddy Perez. l Aldaaii Jvd !sGnTh -, t. *7W. A. 7.'£ SanlIAft,, J. Mrr4 Mugvir:a, MOO. Poet. Claiin!" 53.440: 1 1, os,i i. ie ISra'urrc 64. 3 r-t- ott (C'A'rai 12). 3 Der Wave tLrwat 7 2; 1 Miii Abbe Time (SuI) I I S CM.ct 'n I V tyljs 'w'n') 52.6 ''y 6'i*'a*t ,satiekAl !, 1 7 trc,' c'', ia', c ,t- M05')ct$ • Zarre, 4 Aguirre- 5 8.to.4 Lip.. 7 C15aya, 5. Sala. TENTH - 7 Lat-r e 2 A v I a/nch.. EIGHTH - • 7. Mu9,tfl& Fermin. I marviri. # chvicho ELEVENTH-1 Oont'go Z*rrr 8arr.Att. Oçj.ga Miguil, S. Alaya Arc7.i Asp' 7 ErgaEthav. I ; Csr.P*r.z. I ,,t-,.. TWELFTH .- 1 ..". I is morning series of LJUrinC .10acAleers 11i3-450. HubyMidgettwithp1tis721 pir Tom Wheaton had the big game of the with her series of the evening 7-503). Norma of 581. Her games were 196,192 Henry was high for the women i. PII3UiS Molt, 153, 165, i213$20. Roiie Robinson 7- 165-4&3. W.O.T.M. No. 2 h igh 501 and Alice Herxkicks 196.56. was Ann Curtis 162-457 and L.otñse Hasford sparest the 3-10 Betty RoIfe 159, Mary and plCked McLaughlin converted the 5-10 4-7.10 split. High for the Park Avenue Harris 11.0-503. and Larry Deltoni PIbusters Mixed Mobile Park team was jeanette Durilx 175-513. League: Lou Bolton rolled a uicso 160 and she converted Mystery Ladies League: 302-18540 and -Mike Burke &ISO the 44 so am Raw aw rolled a 2-11G-5O3. The high Alice Hendricks rolled 357.437, Stenstrom Realty's series 472-181 and the high game was that Of Harold Koch high was Mary Elmor's 191.435 garne. Wanda Hubbard was 2M-M. Gil Fileger-20il-193-MI Margaret Price 157.1"1. sel with her 465.173.00W Frank Greco 181 and Ben Kiesel and Lake MxrY Pub had high games t1gt: Norma wagner , 114-509. Al Wisrüewski 179-179- from Marjorl Carathers 169- V 0 ___ __ n4rmng) 4&t series. Ann also the high series all by ilinseif 197-SZ, Pete PhIllips 193-575, and Peg Patty isa. convertti Viola Koch 187475 and Olive and Erma Tirop chalked op a turkey. Janet Sew with the 179. Adams orgy WO of the night. Marvin McNutt 192-520, Al splits were by Wagner 5-10, Westray rolled an all-spare pick ed was high for Nilantf's Bar with His gaines thcIixd 734-21.2-118 Bowling 191-505, op the 5-7 and Thrvp Barbara Hubbard 2-7, Jo watson game of 1&i Other highs: Nora spared her S-6-1, and 44-7, a 47)senes. High for team No.6 for a 634 series. Other highs: Krs.el 287-519, Harriet Jack.xe Joan FI' -IIIan 5-10, Dell Ba.rca Wheele r 175 and Estelle was Ann Moth with her 175-481 c-s. Ter ry Hias m.5€2, 185-5, Bob Barbour 184-5, 5.7.9 Scheafer 173-450. Converted and a turkey too. Vic Leviti .566,Bethjj] 213. Carol Slaughter 184-503, Laura sanf.rd Rrsl.eu Machines: split.s: Wisnlewski 5-7-9, 8crdonaro 54, 540, Rudy Westray, Alice Gajdusek, Marjorie Wilson and Otto Grannenman twice) 2-7, Doris Burke 2.7.9, Iill Kernstock 54.9, F.stelIe ctieafer 44, Gil Fileger 5-10. .7• and ('... Euiah _.,.... Oirn..!HI -., '.Jl 3 Leisenring, Arthur Streit. 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(ab) 7 Summer (Frj S Thin bird 63 cougar. Reb Carver Most Improved Sorney asked who the most unproved Sanford driser at Voha Colxzty Speedway was. With a little thought Of the beginning of the se i it has to be rookie driver Johnny "Reb" Carver a regular in the limited spatunan clan. Johnny, one of two local firemen racing at VCS. at the start of the season was lucky just to firlsii a race without naming off of the track half a doren times. U he waan't off the track a sp*ñn.g outhe was Int1w pits with car trutthj, Even though he was just a rookie It can be said that duruig his rning stage in the Won the ina-idents Of pemth and off the track never caused any wredu, but only hurt his ego As the 1. car I "21 " ""' ' ability. Carver finally arrived last weekend as he fotM Off :-Of thestrlx%gest limited spor',Tian in the date anti took ecd in ft , ____ fl beats '' , ' ---• Joh'' . (1 the WOrk Oil 11$ CS! ttfl$tlf. -. Hh'Noouen Ladles: Darine MacAteer Of Celery Avenue Plant Farms was the top bowler froni Sa*rd, was gloving his 2~~ Also as he won the first heat of the night againsttop stars Joe Fairdoth and 1a1Pfl Bwkhal$er. His biest 111111 Cl his two year career came in t featre when he managed to deg the leaders cwtfnuouiy w4 at ft end of the 20 lap race was in seoxid place the best finish u, -BEII said that he kit Mill be'akes halfway through the race on he would have been thle to catch winier Hmer Williams. Billy hoidingclf the ctha&necl LiAilsQulmand ster McOJy go the spirit train Carver and Price as he had his best anish of a* yew whw his Ford carne in third dtiring his heat behind Florida state &.arrçson Terry Mock arid track cianpicm Gene Evans. _____ I)a'rell Waltrip won his secvnd Grand ?abonel tact' Of the jrjj]y Va., as h ma' tp [our laps that lie ',pj f(' fr4 S Make The Long Hot Summer A RN I COOL ONE ..., ,...., , for stee p 2 European river 26 Celebes Os 3 Foreign 27 Take evening (comb form) meal 4 Macta an,mals 29 Weapon (Fr ) doc'a 31 On op ( 41 G'bbc45 Steepl e 47 Hunting dols 48 Store 49 At this place 50 Dill 52 Small rodents • uvivi river 5-4 Soaks fig, 57 Lon Cambodian leader 58 Double lab 5fj T(rceiPornni Mason , an No iaumin AuJl I jJJl Jl' 000 , Ijill JIM : ll IIIJ-Jil Jill ,rz.w JI JJl JIJJJ IMIJJJJIIJlI Ill JINlI JIM JIM I, MMIMEN V4=ML,M;W2 7:00 (2) Florida's Watching (6) Hee Haw (13) News Conference Lawrence Welk Sign Off 0 V~MM (I) Woman's Point Of View 1211 cnl.ir - -. --•.. -.• (44) RappIng iu- uwrii: inc niocten names listed below appear (orward, t'-ekw.rd, up. down, or dI'rnally in the puzzle. 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If there is one thing to be Brown Dirt Cowboy"- Elton have a fine offering In "a Salle fine artistic vehicles. Pulitzer One of the major problems of learned from the current John 9- 10 HAWAII FIVE-0 Pleyel." Prize winning playwright Jason McGarrett goes American education is that it situation, It is that most IARRIVE ALIVE L_. C4nikfil i VI _~ * 'p ft PLUMBING WALL HEATING, INC. ' NOw 1h3t "Big Daddy"Dan Garlits will hang it up, the Most loved racer in the Sports will be gone, Don won the World Finals over over the weekend and Owbecome the World Champion for the r" time in bitIC*Ig has been the innovator behind Top Ftjel since the teginning of drag racing U Gallts changed tires everybedy would change tires. If DM put a wing on his car ever 'ybiidy ijjj put a wing OIL Alter DonlostpartofhisfcI when clutch in ftont.engine dragger he was going to retire. in the hoq4tal he decided to put the ,otor In the ri-ta' where the driver would Lw safe train blowing clutches anti r [torn biown motors. It worked t so well every Top Fuel car now rims the rear engine setup. Gajits has not annomed what P pkis are Ia. the Iulure but it can be certain that even though he will not diive he will still be involved in Die sport. I', ,_ .,..... -'1 INN Sanford Av*. i22 -w C - __ VPLN F1r _ - had Ibm"t earlier Ln the race to beat p. It finally happened Richard Petty finished last in a race. He completesi 34 laps of the SCO4apper nepeoblems fated him out of action. The IM -Trw a inaton p race was on July . 1966, in a 100 rniler in Maryville, Tem., 201 starts and more thai rlrie vests a5') go. .7 -' - - syllitem 1007 OF MICE and " -. II I - 'l F -. B other firema 61 rp I great nights of Hamess I/ Help Racing Action HOW Of the Original Triliti. - wageT plus win, place, show, qu 0$ eWn) race'. Go',rmet dining In the air-conditioned clubhouse. Grondondudm,,!y Soc. Frrpa,rkI S Post tIme 7:45 PM Ladies Nite Thursday of f .4•1 '. without Hassle 'I g () ' ' ¼..,,,./ "GOOD USED FENCE "I USEOUR CREDIT PLAN " ORLANRO28S.OS31DELAND 734 8950 .) -.. V (I,ONGW000 31.1525-EUSs 357-8484 1. i . N "';-.1. 00 jAKELAND6s31u1-IusSl$ME[ 841.Q292'1.') AD TEEN HOTLJZWJ 644w2027 - - . BREAKFAST SERVED ANYTIME LUNCHEON SPECIALS HOME COOKING HOTBISCUITS SERVED DAILY . 1 00 ' E NO L CREDIT' .--. 24 HOURS ' , 600D Wt'd'icdi, ,. Octo ber for .,l PA AII4IT!S A11 t-Ckname 11L fAll 16 Confused fight [fj' sjC L 17 Miss Fat-row 61 Native m.ncqai 18 Flock Of 3;grj (Fr 62 Red-breasted animals 4 A CTWEOR C) 55 Fr,wI 56 Kind of 'n') CO Choler mom Of The Week Combat Whats Communism All About? 4 LIJQI cat Young hog E L 14 A T JIl 1.111 I0 EVENING (35) NFL Game (41) I Sly anmal 15 A 42 EOQIs'l 43 Gal name 44 of burden 46 Skip stones on ACROSS nNE Festival Saucer (13) Movie (24) Mister Roger's (9) Matt Helm (35) International Championship Wres tling 11:00 (2.5,9) News (3S) 700 Club (44) Star Trek 11:15 (9) ABC Weekend 8:30 (6) Doc (44) That Good Old Nashville Sound 9:00 (2, I) Movie () Mary Tyler 5:00 (9) Wide Wor ld Rock (I) (9) (44) Musi c Ci ty U.S.A. 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute koThTTi ls'.A 4. "Red Octopus"- Jefferson Miller, who also acts, Is starred accused of murder. A vicious tends to over-react to current 5tudents try to accumulate a Starship in a drama, "A Home of Our convict leads a jail riot, in situations, It Is a sort of pen- variety of (9) Uncle Croc's '1 FLORIoA skills while pursuing Block Own," based on the true story which nine guards are grabbed dulum theory, one which makes the career of their choice. This 5. "Born To Run"- Bruce I_'1112:30PM,- 51.23 (24) Carrascolendas of a Catholic priest, Father as hostages. MeGarreti turns education and career planning has always been the case, In Springsteen (35) Jetsons Williarn Wa&son, who started himself over to the prisoners for swing from extreme to ex- making your career plans don't 10:56 (6) In The News NSTATE_ and still operates a horns' (pa' the freedom Hritain'a current answpr to " iw.'r.'..•I treme. When th" .R' nI 11:M (2,3) Bey P u,e Beatles is ue Hay City Urptians ann sea ciwn 'and is then ti-ted by the convict launched Sputnik -**AA*A*AAAAA* Planet Vt I he almost economic situation, dOn't in Mexico. Panic Rollers who are causing mass :T UNIVERSITY THEATRE Apes leader for "murdering," The everyone was rushed Into a into a field th at doesn't appeal hyst , (6) Far Out FlU CAMPUS That's on from 8 to 10 p.m., leader's son was shot by science class. Now, when the to you Use good eria in England. The five Space Nuts in lads from Scotland now have a and right in the middle of it McGarrett in the line of duty, economy is soft, students are selecting your judgment career and U. (13) Daytime S. album, "Bay City ABC has a major film, "They 9-10 NBC plans based on THE ROCKFORD Hulking current, realize thai changes will take (24) Electric Com pany S Rollers," which should hoot h orses, Don't They?" a FILES "The Great place between now (35) Cartoons Blue Lake short-term problems. MEN and the time them a following here, They searing drama about life in the Land For example, many students you are ready. Take a long11:25 (6) in The News and Development NobiIpms*iJohn Stein-: should be rockin' their way to (9) Schoolhouse 1930s, with the characters Company" It's all about a land are deciding against college range view and learn to be good th II.a IlpiOfli them of ese shores soon in Rock springing from a dance swindle, and some un- because the job market (or at whatever person. you choose to do. or1t.0 COmpinionship in 11:30 (2) Westwind marathon. Gig Young won an scrupulous salesmen and land college graduates hascurrenljy (1I Herbie Mann addicts Oipttision (6) Ghost Busters will Oscar for best supporting actor speculators. Rockford stumbles softened a great deal. A chosen Speaking With want to hear his melodious flute CT. 23-25 275-9101 as the ollyimpresario, and Jane on the case when one f field may be in trouble now, so UNDCRTWENTY RIDER and jazz arrangements on his Fonda should have won it as the salesmen Is robbed of 110,00) the answer for many is to stay '250 GEN ADMISSION The Odd Ball PLATTER PATTER latest., "Waterbed". Also In the troubled dancer, * A A A * A A A A A A AAJ Cou ple and Jim is contacted to recover away from it. Many do not ON THE And for those who like their the money, realize that in four or six ,,years iJA)',JJl' •4.atStSJI HARRISON P11 -_ -J award shows, stay up late when preparation for a career RAIN 9-11 ABC FRIDAY NIGHT has tonight for the breathless been completed, op. Neil Sedaka has been around MOVIE "The Thief Who Came portunities presentation of "The Second may well be far long enough so that even those CHARLES DRONSOPI v.roaT" , *45 Annual Unofficial Bachelor of to Dinner A slick comedy- mor,, plentiful. people over thirt, years old iv All otusie WI *4* $1 the Year Awards," hosted by adventure starring Ryan Thousands and thousands of remcmber him. Now it's only DOSS 0? 40f0..I,O JO •ci .0-c,. O'Neal as a smooth Jewel thief students who would ordinarily Joan Rivers, fitting that he shows up with his with sophisticated tastes, and be going to college ABOUT TONIGHT: are enrolled new hit, "Bad Blood," among 8-1:30 CBS BIG EDDIE Jacqueline Bisset as his lady or are planning to enroll in two- the Top Ten Singles. Here's the F , SEMINOLE (INEMA Tonight's complication love and accomplice. Warrenyear skill training programs, complete scoop: 3)9.7))) L CASSIIIIPIY develops w hen Bang Ba ng, the Oates Is the dogged insurance They' are becoming medical UIK711AW1uil m.1 TOPTENSINGLES house boy, brings his brother, investlgatOl'ma tctungwit3 with technicians, secretaries, and I. "Run Joey Run"-Davld Boom Boom, home for a visit, the jewel thief. An entertainingmechanics. True, there are Geddes Eddie and Honey, planning a two hours. worthwhile occupations, but not "I'm Sorry"- John Denver nice evening at 10-Il cns BARNABY JONES for everyone. There are among home for a ';i' "Fame"- David Bowie change, didn't figure on Bang Pretty Lynda Day George is an these enrollees, many who "Mr. .laws"- Dickie Bang and Boom Boom joining, embittered revenge - seeking should be seriously pursuing a Goodman joining, young lady who murders her college career. Economic panic 5, "Games People Play"8-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND husband to avenge her father's has made them give up the Spinners rJI i • I ILk SONS "Brother Can You Spare suicide. She tries to make it career of their choice. 6. "Bad Blood"-Neil Sedaka U an Act" Fred 's white brother- look like her husband's death In many' cases parents and 7, "Ain't No Way To Treat A In-law played by Allan Drake was caused by a dune-buggy counsellors strongly influence Lady"-Helen Reddy hPl'nmes a r,uizancc and so, to accident, but Barnaby Jones, tlitt' decisions. They are 8. "Dance With Me"h),1 ,...f ,J ,L. t'_...i l.:..A i... as,.. r.,i..,. I.. I _1..l..... e t •I1.i vi '-" u *ISS), iuiU IV by lilt' IIIV nyu pt'IIUUIU[Il i'iieafls insurance colflI WANT WHATEVER decides to put a nightclub pany, isn't fooled, theory, over-reacting because 0,.ITSGOTI FRED WILLIAMSON 9. "Lyin' Eyes"- Eagles together for him. Type-casting PAM CRIER 10-Il NBC POLICE WOMAN of fear hi-ought on by the 10 "Feelings"- Morris THALUUSRASIJL&LA for Drake - he's a well-known "Cold Wind" Pepper and present economic. cirAlbert TONY I,=.'r. nightclub comic, especially in Sergeant Crowley are con- cwnst.0nC3. The advice may be 1111111111 TOP FIVE ALBUMS Las Vegas. fronted with an indiscriminate sound for the short haul, but it I. "Wish You Were Here"plus DAYS RAPE SQUAD l:30-9 NBC CHICO AND flIK sniper, who already can divert the student into a Pink Floyd - --I MAN "Chico and the Van" claimed two victims, both second-choice career when 2. "Windsong"-_ John TASTY WORLD RESTAURANT Chico runs Into a problem with workers at a factory. 'P. 11111111111111 11116 1. CINIMA CORP'I I$AftOAIN MATSIVIRY DAY " - Pt_ S Special 2:30 (2) Daily Devotional Marble (44) FrIends 01 Man 11:56 (6) In The News (24) That Uncertain Paradise 3:30 (6) Sounding Board (24) Romagnoll's Table 4:00 (6) CBS Sports Spectacular (24) Woman 4:30 (13) SIgn Off (24) Man Builds, Man Des troys (3$) Car And Track (44) Sports Legends i •.' 3a..5. P. (Sn US.5O. 00 3; M5 415- 4?3.3 14iar ',Sc• '1)1.2, FIFTH: 1, Merg, E'-t.; $ I M.0 CI.Vauev (2) 732; 0 14,10, 700. 6.0. 2. Errzo AQurre It 5) 7110. 1 (.5 1.7) 14141 1(3 (1), 706. 410: 3 CeIj, Mjr:a SEVENTH I 1I?i !M ¶$. 4.. C 041080, P 'Iii Cw4r.rOu ($) 3110 410 34. 2 1?2 10 .at7'ar C1'.aco (1) 410. 34 3. SIXTH: I Oqasza EIorza !I (2)& 40 0 1141 1232 U 1440. 5.2. 320. 2. ssi)rZa,r, at,i 1354: 1 3.)j3 (1). 435.120. 3. Allea Bn,a l4j. EIGHTH I Eustace Lad (S 523. 0. tl4) 410. P.(14)24, SA 1:30 (7.5) Midnight 13.10, 74. .0$. 2. $tEa'r 14 3.5.400.3 P$iSv'M.e4 (1),410 SOW (1)34;Q(i-3)t45-T(53 1.7.4. I 3:474 SI Time players on the C1eveand - Cavaliers have been put on waivers, reducing the National Basketball Association team to 13 players, club Officials said Thirnday. The three players are Mike Cldesnns or Western Ken. tucky Unversity; Jim O'Brien, who for the past two years played for the Memids and New York teams Of the Aroern Basketball Asaodation. and Bill Higgins, who i) in" Quires c the ABA. . - Friday Night Neighborhood (33) Big Blue AFTERNOON MORNING Entertainment (35) (24) Mis ter Roger's Saturday (9) Tonight Show (6. 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Friday, Oct. 47, 1975-31 Answe' to Previous Puzzle (44) Movie 3:00 (9) Movie 4:00 (44) Movie 4:43 (9) Movie 5:30 (44) Movie 11:30 (2) I) I _____ Champion Greatest Sports Legends A (44) __ Harn ess Caravan In other NHL games Thursday, Buila crushed Oio -Iand iand Detroit battled os 2-2Ue. ___ Features B I Fi e (9) Wild World Of Animals (I)) CBS News (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Call It Macaroni $75000 Py,amid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) All Star Wrestling (44) Love American Style 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son Big Eddie ('1) Moiile One (74) Wahlrigton Week In (33, 44) Movie ____ J1Y4 Friday 7:00 (2) To Tell The B,THEASOCL4TtDP1ts 3 qciØ.Lesz. a. Cac Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. Animals EVENING bC, ohaTelLs Trevino Shoots Opening 71, 35 p EDT and t g h2,vb fL1 at O&Ialuna Satt. $oca ø,u (wJ 31. a Its TeiasMka.ns.j tLce wtfl tdeied z sec. Ttranked C State enter(' -4 2 I nd tt SLCOD $. y,1 E. Ca t Yof t cm.Lry by ABC. Cais Wcoi&n, No. 2 o.laCarI C Calls Course Turkey Shoot *' :. i i*.*. I . ci warfMe. SlC. ewre. fnw And of the atma wts Ka ns as State, No.3 V74 &âft £,i , $e • a. ö - .., ,.-r,,,. ____ heavily Southerm Ci .''' SAN A1OIO.Tei. AP- LeeTrnino pedits that hogj -G'e! 2 l at It thiS t& 'V" 'R 4-S _____ si; s ows to 1Ifl 2I)i _____ WtheatenCegon and No. S Texa.s Woodlake Golf Club's dry, fast and Ede open roirse T1lD - 7 S.fTt A.r.p.& 2 $1 I Mr $4s1, oQtovDis and ethctzng Et the fifth. f Ge.e 2 -farked Ne. .&M s at Texas make the Texas Open "a putting contest." I Daave t: Oi*s. S Csi..zi a S. ca. &e coexrs f their ov X3: t t..L I £!deai.. Jap He repeated that opinion after doting a cneurier.par *1 -3 teams. . £rec,so • ia S.arji,z I N Thur3dAy. this time calling the 7,.yard, par 7 IsHit. a Ty'li be piaysng befiir cr.une "a turkey s1oL" Jai A ai -, ughly partisan cro. a4 3asicIi; 1 O' It's a iuir contest because there's no trouUe 3. C- Ebr MOM" A. F W-Ear.cL 11 L.Tesas Crmds E: O LAM LMJNOI "! bert else, Trevrno said of the course, which has no u ATIM11 11 I II1JLTS S.ta Pr.:, 7 L4ar. Zaire. i Royal- 'TbeJrt Ct*7i GtE .1 (Alt.dbMxldS markers and little rouØ, and is fast and dry E ca geat win. Trw iak will 3 O'e. 7 5£. a : FiFTh ZI 2 3-S hsgti. And cfl T.?. 3 4.arr. Er.iaEc'i,j,.,.. 1 S .AsrsCta. I Ay CRC. Y ht anywhere." the spicy Trevmo added. l-4 7 VZj beaten as m a whde (37J 46 .2p (T • to MOAN L"9 ac Fen",^ 40signAk 7CsaraL.rr...I We kw a about WiI. O,v,Ii dl. 14 SLCD I 't' Saucea Flyers (7). Clarke Paces AP Inns,' cognter in thear first game but have 2..)) 2 2 Ar- TALLAHASSEE wTh- *I 14fl!t• aS'. Darcy I3. C. Ca' z. 3 L.:j £er t4 5 knas Coh Frank Bro1es. J,i. 3. DaistpaEa.,e 4 Cw RndY CUD UP With P1St 0I tt*ith -st fl. McEi'iaq M. E.au 'a . it The Mcsst Valuable Player in the National Hockey v.#.-.. s *... . a,. '1kg tiii r that }1urd says be expects the down sure then.. A Stout learned is ('I) $lRC. * - EIS '27w-' ii I7 X P1t ' *t I. League last year, piJ.jelptia's Bobby Clarke, says as they hare a eat knack cf f. RattJers to erti an 11-ç7wer ferse. bowecer, and flo w ftd 3 ThIRD: £k4 'C 242. £?'j S- RCU to think about the wmng title Lhis wasiori. gett that i I $jrr C2) touchdown drought against goals by Greg Cokinan in a 12-too X. O1th St Vt T$ 1. Or 3 3. Lea's (7) C rcIf. *,,, r 7 Clarke 5CØd goats - his fc*irth and fifth of the Q. ( a; 5 wee M*rris &uwia Of Afhr!f2 it the 11 flCty last week O%t5' ALa3 La" )'7L, 4 Cics* and getting ready for S4eE% Cigi (fl. 5j p ;, ___ Leaz 5 E season and added an assist to lead the undefeated fir4 (I aw 22I1I2 Rattlers' Saturday bornemSLate hare given MM a FOu1Th:t S j ii 2. 7 £I £t5R I Flyers to a 3-2 vlct4xy over the St. 1ouis Blues Thursday w f X '-e' were ea' 3-I reccri Z 2 1Ecg-., .' LIGMT$ 1aia.a--p,j 7 £tj aw "I IN BRIEF SAYVID*YMATaEE IRST-t r,C Ill SPORTS i E':. - ' ' , ' -. '. If 14 x; -. RESTAURAN Hwy 46 (W. First St.) At �- 48--. -__Evenino kin lit (a ntar.4 C I _- _____- __.., i- -. - - - - ..• I,Iu) ( jdAlhhfhhyh) ( - -- - CIVIL ACTION NO. S't117.CA.13.E CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1404.CAO9.E VA N S McCA ROt. E and THE LOMA S & NETTLE TON CATHERINE F MCCARDLE, COMPAP4Y. PIalntlIfs. and jumped out to a healthy 6650 edge in total medals. The ('anadian Jim Day, who was ousted for a minor rules violation. discovered, the medals were gold-silver-bronze count for the tearfully exchanged, t)avsdson was allowed to reswiie his ride from the Point of were mediated Thursday ,% jun of appeal let stand the resuits In the men's discus, even Thursday's schedule started asit had each of the three pre.ious days. officialdom came ban who won the silver medal used an illegal disc, Ariierican,ç tIlouth disease. This Lime it was in the worn. en's 200-meter finals where - took the gold an(I bronze mcdals, The Yanks fared better in the - - _-------- - • L egal._otice -.. NOTICE OF ACTION Call No. 495 Ch.,.ntirtj,, I,...l u. DL 1A1AI .............. • o. o attorney, whose addrcn is P.O. Bo that an action to foreclose a mon 1.Winter Park, Florida, 377$9, on tgaqe on the following real property on before the 10th day of November, In Seminole County, Florida: 1975. and file the onigi,iI with the Lot I?, Block I, NOR TM Clerk of this Court. either before ORLANDO TOWNSITE, 4th Ad service on Plaintiff's attorney or dition, (Replat of Sheet No 7). as immediately thereafter; otherwIse a recorc in Plat Book 14, Page , lIliflatiOfl ill weightlilting, the United States finally made successful challenge. Lee UNITED STATES DISTRICT entered agaInst you for the relief COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF demanded in the complaint or FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION - petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of COURT NO lS-S3-OrI.CIv- , to the .taI tli.'renf as recorded in Plal Rook 11 Page 56. Seminole ".. r' l''.'. rrrI'. '1i'u'rib,i1.% fIInwx flenin at a Point 630 feet t on tt ii i!d mnt'uLuls tif three •i the light heavyweight rr,,.,,fi . (% ,fl 4flç It hr. Ft Al NOTICE OF SALE . Nritict is hrrey flivCfl that pursuant toa SIIMMARY FINAL DECREEof and both stivers, James had the .h....I uiuu .,.I...._ uiei, ' I Sp.,I I Arthur It Beckwuth, Jr Clerk of the :ircuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish Oct IC. 17, 71, 31, Ins DES 7? a... Plod I. FAIRViEW SUBDIVISION, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by according ti. the PIat therenf as the prd of Adjustment of the City and Frank Capsouras of Lake Mary, Florida, that said reminded In Plat Book 1. ; Hilisdale, N.J., adding a silver P,ibIl kernrd of SeminolePage County. Board will hold a public hearing at Flnrioa at public and two bronze. cry to the 0:00 p.m. on Monday. November b1ot'..t and best bdder for cash at 1973, to a) consider a request for a 17-00 O'Clock Noon on Thuray, Ortoher 10 1973 at flit' West of vairiance toallow for placement of a thi' Seminrit,. County Courtboue, trailer on the folIown deflribed real propet ty to wit. F honda IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Section 16, TownshIp 20 South. Dated- 9 fl 7% THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL MIT4HFI I A NEWBERGER Range3oEas?, East "a of West ',of CIRCUIT III AND FOR SEMINOLE 111111Ff) 'STATES MARSHAL Southeast ' of Southwest (less COUNTY. FLORIDA North 921 feet of West 66 feet of MIDDLE DISTRICT OF CASE NO.: 75-7017.CA-o4.c South 3 feet) F( ORIDA In Re: the Marriage of The publiC hearing will be held at K FNDFI L W WHERRY Legal_Notice__ — ______ U.S. Treasury serurities ............ 1.891,05000 Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations .......................500,000.00 Obligations of States and polItical subdivisIons clic.ono , .,... 1 'OS1 et tim 12. 1nthip 19 Snuth. Ranqe 3? East, the following described real 3. orcoerty. to wit: Sift.of Lots 35, 36 and S 106 ft of , E 14 ft. of ict 31. Block CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES SUBDIVISION. Plat Book 2. Page Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Florida By Sid Vihten, Jr. Chairman AtteSt: Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. to time until final action is taken by the said Board of Adjustment. TIllS NOTICE shall be posted in three (3) public places within the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nntfre is Nerehy given that the City Hall, and published in the Evening Herald, a newspaper of general circulation in the City of 16609, Florida Statute, will register least IS days prior to the aforesaid hearing In addition, notice shatl be posted In the area to be considered at least IS days prior to the date of upon receipt of oroof of the rihIlcatinn of this notiCe, the fi titiots name.- to wit THE EARLE OF SANDWICHE under which we . TED' October 11th, 1975 5 Sassman .- 166fp,$, to a Point North of the Point ° Peolming, thnt run South 113 feet more or less to the Point of Pinio and the uindersignCd as Sheriff of 4eminnlp (oty, Florida, will at liOn AM 0 the 7Cth day of Oc tober, A 1) 1Q76. otfer for sale and to the b'qhet t)'nder, for cash. 'ibpert to arw and all flitting te'ris, .51 thu. trnnh (Westi Door of the Se.nInnlp Cnianty Courthouse in t.anford Florida, the above dei flet5Ofll progierty That said Sale 5 be'na made to the terms of Said Writ of HuSbind, 18,000.00 __. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA underagreement$foresell . - . i' Deceasea NOTICE TOCREDITORS Tctal tlmeandsavingsdeposits .....$ 3,364.167.43 TOTAL LIABILITIES . . -. ,, ...... RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (setup Pursuant to IRS rulings) .........................13,755.31 her reserves on loans ....................... None Reserves on 5urities . None TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS ANDSECURITIES . 13,75531 CAPITALACCOUNTS Capital notesanddebentures ............ — Per Cent Due S None — Per Cent I)i., $ None None Equity cnpital. total ................................ Preferredstock.totalparvalue - . , . 698,823.63 None No. shares outstanding None CommonStock.totalpar value 400,000.00 No. strei authorized 40.000 No. outstanding 10,000 Surplus ..............' ' Lot Woth Variance in an R 1AA Residential Zone on the tollowing descr, propertyTheE?OSf'ofLO, I140d011OfL' 13, Block 6]. Sanlando The Subort Beautiful, Palm Springs Section, P9 Undivided profits ............................. Reserve for contingc and .' othercataI reserves - 200000.00 None TOTALCAPITALACCOUNTS .....................6B123.63 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .........................______-6.663.999.34 "'' ' 'J"UI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JOHN B MILLONIG. et al EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. Defendants CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR NOTICE OF ACTION SEMINOLE COUNTY TO CHARLES & ARNOLD PROBATE DIVISION 76 Parker Lane PROBATE NO. 7$.302.CP Rochester, New York variare to allow for placement of 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida rCal property, to wit: Publish: Oct. 10. 17, 197S Lots land?. IC and 20, BIOtk 45, DES?) CRYSTAL LAKE WINTER HOMES PROBATE DIVISION NQ.7S.36,I.p CASE NO. 7S-319-Cp In Re Estate of: ALBERT ABBGY, In Re: Estate of JAMES P. GILPIP4. 'T.yrx Deceased, 4 45 Average of total Ins for the 15 c&endardaendlngwIthcaIIdate ... Interest collected not earned on Installment loans included in total capitalaccounts ...'.... 2.3)1.262.92 None I. William J. McVeigh Ill, vice president & cahler of the obove.named bank do hereby delare that this report of condition istrueafldcorrectfothebestofmyknledgeandbeIIef William J. McVeigh III We, the undersigned directors attest the Correctness of this report of cor4iton and declare that It has been exrnIried by us andtothebestofotn-knowledgeandbefleflstrueanjc,t James J. Smeengt'. Jr. NorwoodW. Pope Directors. A E, Grindle Unfurnished Easy friendly living Come join us FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Rent from $111 mo 373 66S0 Attamonle 5pring, Florida 3770) Publish Oct. 17. 1975 Attorney for City DES.;ol Publish: Ott. 17, 1975 VFPIDFt I w WHERRY Ac%istant flailed !fat.s AttOtfly St Petersburg, Florida Attorneys fir the Estate Orlantso 1'). 37001 PPswe 305 141.7000 Publ'th: Oct. 10. 17. 1175 0E572 Attorney for Executrix Publish, Oct tO. 17, 197$ DES 71 Atlrney ter Plaintiff PtuhIIth' S.Qt 76. Oct. 3, 10, I?, 197$ - COLLEGE bli5h' Of 17, 73, 7$, 17 DES.%)7 Used office furniture Wood or steel flesh (executive desk & chairs, Secretar,al deSks & chairs, straight cha,r, filing cabinets, as Is Cash and Carry IIOLL'S Casselberry 17 97.0)0 1206 1911 Chevrolet a tori pick up. 6 yI I' steel bed, excellent Condition. final offer. $1,350 1)1 6055 b—Autos for Sate -. CASH - Ecu' Your Junk Cars 3711329 62—Lawn Garden 3 22-2420 Anytime bath, family room, $140 formation in window. In- -- CASSELBERRY-) bedroom, 7 REALTORS 42—M)bile Home's RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 2 bath, family room, 90 cents ea GardenLano, 1100 W. 1st St., 33 6630. ______ -- - ,._ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanfonct373 $700 HILLCREST '73. central air, dishwasher.raisedpatio,skirting, & lIe downs Good location. Payments 54179 mo Offered by Savings 4 Loan 373 6051 1972 Corvette Convertible (new top), power steerIng & brake's, AM FM radio, new radials, $1,700 574 3009 after 6. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave . Sanford - '73 Ford Super Van, standard 64—Equipment for Rent SOlid Sta'e Stereo. Cob' Console TV; also black & white portable, 373 0700 ____________________________ 'V Antennas installed, Also music, 'ntercom, paging systems. New or old construction, 322 7996. South. east Video - 7565 Park Dr - 1970 MaverIck, air Good ConditIon, $9120 322 5590 after 6 Special Shrub and garden sprayers, transmis%:on, $ Cytinder, 34.500 mies, $2,195 Will consider trade Owner, 327 233$ Peril Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Sharnpoc*r for onIylI SOper day .CARROLL'S FURNITURE -- 961 Pontiac Conver?ibile CITO, good cOndition, 5600, 371 0133. 65— Pets-Supplies 197) Mercury Marquis Colony Park 0 passenger station wagon. cx ceptionally clean 6 fully equipped New Michelin radial tire's. One owner. $1,995 3fl IllS or 3237110 FPFF ktTIFtfS to aood hom, ory'irf freed Call after S p m. 323 736 110 1'fqy% Drive - COLOR TV, $11 95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 " bath home, family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen eguip(.,ed, clothes washer, food freezer lncluôed. Garage, nice yard, $750 CALL TO SEE fERN PARK MAITLAND 3 bed. rooms, I' baths, air conditioner, dilhw4sher, fenced yard, $225 FORREST GREENE. INC. 030 6033 REALTORs 317 0970 eves bedroom, _________________________ ___________________________ - ' .....,, Chico & The Man c, - • I ' ____________________________ ... -.. iiv. an,oro . .------ __________________________________________________________________ - ------------------- Wkly 3515 Hwy . 1792. Sanford . - 34- tnle Homes "--------------- . AVON -- BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ___________________________ - ____ v?nr-nr , Merchandise ___________________________ ____________________________ -- . _______________________ ________________________ ___________________ RDdO & TV smu!attd _____________________________ , $ - * "Get 'Em While * __________________________ * They're Hot" * ', IuHdlngi - a rdens - Luxury Patio Apartments later thin seven (7) days 1011owing COUNTY, FLORIDA. the Opening os. Plane may be CIVIL ACTION NO, '4.I401C PRESIDENT SEMINOLE COMMUNITY ?9—Trucks-Trailers ivirorn 550. (34w. from SI'S. Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 S French, 37) 173.4 ______________________________ . ' documents in good Condition not CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TRUSTEES DR FAtal WELDOII, WATCIt THE KIDS go to schoot from this] BR home at 2d Citrus. Freshly painted on high site, Rear yard fenced Vacant arid ready to move in 521,950 '.-" - offer. -- One & Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, furn. 1. unfurn $95 UP 727 1010. 3fl 5000 53—TV-Radio-Stereo ' - - k __________________ Every day we heat, - news about your 119.500 OWNER 1.015 0' SPACE in thiS 1 bedroom home. Yours for only 116.500 community, your county, your schools -- fenud WILL FINANCE. print more local 7 STORY HOME- I bedrooms, partly furnished, large and churches, your OLDER trtes, 1'', acres plus. $35,000, ntighbors and friends than any other newspaper. WITT REALTY Peg Real EstateBroker32l 0610 327 3710 323 $215 373 lOtS Call Now For Home Delivery N ECONOMIC HOME- 7 bedroom, I bath, concrete block. kitben partially equipped, large shaded lot. 122.200. II ISTORICAL 7 story house made into Iap.artmnts Each rented for $70 pen mon:h. 11 acres bearing orange grove. Nice Income, 29pt. down, owner will carry mortgage ill 0 l'.t Pr'ce S r. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days 37? 6173 WINTER SPRINGS, I BR, 7 bath, equipped kitchen, $31,500 $34 $197. - Night53l723S2 TOWNHOUSES 125 . I ..ti! il.SLJIfl. - 3)7 347? .L 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD ,,!jOme Improvements 322-2090 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, CuStom Work Licensed, Bonded Fret- c%tmat, 373 6038 Professionally Managed By JIcrr'iIoltc REAUORS'. - Hauling . FROM ________________________ __________________ L 322-2611 -: 8319993 Hammer & Nail Spocials ____________________________________ Only '2.40 MONTH ______________ 113.900 CaliBart Real Estate PFALTOR3777I9$ ___________ LEASE OPTION — Vacanl- 3 BR frame, 2' i acres, good garden spot Terms. 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 Year [eases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. - (Seal) Arthur H. B"kwitti, Jr service all makes and models" Free Pickup and Delivery Santerd Business Machines 377 ION E Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Elaine RiCha,de Deputy Clerk Publish Oct Il, 71, 31, Noy, 7, 1973 IIFS.II6 1 -it aid '7he Afternoon Newspaper MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate flrokt' 322.7643 -it large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts•Fum. or Unfum. - Pest Control On Lake, Free Boating •PooI CIubhu,. braes Carpetinq S$e'p Diii Rooms 754?f'ark Drive - 3778163 ' Pet Care tanks i ________ , PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger $ 0.. UrT1rfl5i'i, Free Estimates Ph 377 6173 - ,tSata,4 '5"-- INN flci,rc1 rig & Gronmng Ph 377 4037 -. - APT BROSSPI PEST CONTROL - Call Phil Gonzalez 30537)393' c. ,j Wall Papering "We ._, fU')WE SEPTIC TANK I rensi'ui Ruvw1,c1 InSured Con rretr r'i:r 'nst,sliitons, rinin 4 tank nvnicw'd )7' x9 . OFFICE MACHINES _________________________ PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Upholstering AC) I: Office Mecklitis SOLAR HEATII4G AND WATER 2 Story, i bedroom. 7 bath, 511.950 WANT -..-:;'5d,..-"-' '. stucco No work too small or toe large. Licensed & Bonded- 799. , TH[ Save a couple of old fr'ends New heels 5. sole's give new life to your shoes HANSON'S SHOE SHOP. 721 E 1st St. 3729997. _____________________________________ it ..,,,'',t'i r- '.re',' ,,, dcIer'v Call Iou' free estimate 20) 1 (ommerC.at 37) 6.151 ________________________________ rr"' Concrete Specialists, drives, ptlos. - Site. I.Pã I I ".OPi 1. A'.) Li flulldøing, F uc3sialing. Ditch _____________________ Work Fill dirt, tog soil 377 593 FROM plçe to live, car tO drive, a sob. or v.tr ., vix, niIve nero ot, read all our want ads 'very day 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, family room, __________________ .'... BUDGETS ARE STEREO WITH VALUE S It y('u are hvinq difficulty firisinq a by the claImant, his agent oi at tictlnicallty in any proposal In the 37707, and file the origInal With the 700 Fast Robinson Sireet Psnecrest- 3 BR, l, baths, air conditioner, Convenient to Schools, Peasi,nahle 773 7610 or 323 029 fcllmtI Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3*1.6 One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks KENMORE WASHER,parts, service, USed machine's _____________________________ _________________________ RAYMOND 4% BALL Peg Real [dAt, Broken 777 5641 All Hr., 377 2731 017W 1st 5t Sanford '-'""' Your MLS Agency notice SAID duplicate and state the place of hereinafter called the Owner, WALLACE F. STALNAKER, JR M.ary, Florida .-.--. 60-Office Supplies ' SHOPPER'S DELIGHT-- 3 BPs, I bath home in Bel Air, Large yard, 7 Bedroom, air conditioned, fenccd yard, 1901 Summe'qlto Aye 10.900 Sprinkler system. Utility building on mali. with work bench. 172.900 377 1197 $175 mo. 3210746, .....,,-._ 78—Nctorcycles - - cording of to DUPLICATE, CLAIM OR DEMAND MUST BE residenceandtoffkeidd,essof reserv,stheright tO reject anyand Attorney for Petitioner, Post Office Lake Mary, Florida. time0' t P.w* 7, Page 47,asPublic Aecoith general ircoilation inelse the City the PIM thereof recorded i Plat DULY SWORN TO AND FILED IN the claimant and must be Otfl to all blds arid waive any formality or Drawer One, Catsefberry, Florida Gary F MISWy. Esquire 616 E Semoron Blvd 2 Bedroom Block Home Furnished or Unfurnished 373 2970 _____________ flOAIrr r,,v Realty • e SJnford- 7I. miles west of town. bedrooms, excellent condition, partially furnished 1175 month, security deposit required, 373 0230 or 062 2619 _______________________________ -. - "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Classified Ads didn't *ork ttpce wouldn't be any 1econctit;oned Rtt,-re, SI? 95 Cx Ch4ng REEL'S 1300? SHOP. 1109 Sanit-,ct Aye Bicycle 77". 70 5PCd, bOys 1971. Kabuk. 3?) 420? S2UAIITY APPLIANCES PARC,AIN PRICES SANFORD AUCTION, 373 7340 BALL REALTY 32—Houses Unfurrn'shed _____________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If 76—Auto Parts _____58—Bicycles - -- 321.0041 eves. WANT a ChrIstian lady, age 10 60, to share txmr References required fll 0230 on 37] 1))?. of th IINITFO STA'ES MARSHAL O'Brien & Ereidman MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 3413 Fifth Avenue North El nR:oA ROBSOPI MARINE 7971 i4,',, Il 97 Ii'? st .'.rr-.((-f, '.1) 1' I';. I Li IRAt I itt 300 Sanford Ave 3739310 NEAT- Exceptionally well carea for 3 bedroom. 7balh, family room Maytag Automatic Washer, cx. cetlent condition, new motor, $40. fl well c-stabtlthed neighborhood, 327 $2'. 500. Stenstroni 1970 Dodge Islander motor horr.-' 74'. Small equity 8, take c..' payments 2730616 Washington Aye . __________________ documents so obtained. Said sum is IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, refundable upon return of all EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. DatedalQqla,, Florida, this d held by theownen on period not to before November 71st, 191$, da'i of October. 1973, P'Ced thirty (30) days from the otherwise a Judgment may be en Louise P Gilpin date of Buds fo the purpos, of tenets against you for the relief As executrix of Said estate reviewing th bids ants investigating demanded in the Ptitipo 5idny C. Ward the Quallficat HellIwell, Melrose of the bldd,rs, WITNESS my hand and seal Of prIor to awarding the Conlracts. '.1 o.Wu said Court on this 14th day of Oc DISTRICT BOARD OF tober, 1'73, Ills Hartford Building 1 bedroom unfurnished, kitchen equipped, air, carpeted. $98.50 Aduit Only )fl 1196 wk nds. 1. 29—Roon'n - JIM - the said Board Of Adjustment. Bidsformi shallfurnshed be sumttby the Child Support and for enforcement toTHIS timeNOTICE until final atn by Indr* the ahv, styled cause, the on the Clerk of the Circuit CrI of Courthouse at Sanford, Florida. Proposal ofl the Marriage to Include Provisions for shall beis akn ted In oc of hi d'jty Uteda'jthorized States Marshal, or Seminole County, Probate Division. Within fair calendar months froni Af(ttC(t deuti'., in tht ? jhtC places within thC #Ili •t rt HOuS at fod. tbC time of the first pubIucati a Sc rr focm is ttierouf, pursuant to Public Law 9] of bound in Specifications Pr)perty situate in Florida, within four Calendar this notfrc'. Each claim or demand 647, has been filed against 'iou. and City PublIshed I nts 31 and 74.Florida,detcrib.d Block "A" of pijbtct, The DistrictCommunity Board Of Trustees of you arewritten required to serve if a copy (ty olHall, Lakeand Mary, Floreda.in atthe theesSemlnnl.Camty, months from the date of the first must be in writing and filed in Seminole College your dcfense, any, Of to hearing. In eddif Ion, notice shall be oufcryfo tliehlqpip5t andbetj bidder 197$. Posted in the area to Pse ConsIdered Ii 4'MPI at 17: O'Clock Noøn OIl at lHSt IS days prior to the date ° 5: Mary Wilson ?PIUVIJ'Iy. Oi- totier 30. 197$ at tPse the pubiC hearing West 5' Eleanor Walter or 04 the Slriol County DATED 0ctorr I). 1975 Co Executo of the esf ate Cf (rth,sp SanfOrd. Florida Kay 5455r'-ian ALBERT ARRGY, Dated fl Cty Deceasets MITCHELL A NEwBERGER CO Gerald 1. O'Brien City of Lake II' Fiberglass Runabout 8. trailer No motor. Neat, $730. Firm II0' I.' ii HUNT REALTY INC 757i f'.k Dr ,Iii 7110 PFAI TOP AFTER HRS 377 1991 777 9741 377 0640 1974 Ford Ecorioline 100 Van, completely carpeted, captain chairs and stereo $31 $01?. 55—Boats & Accessories ____52—Appliances --____ 75—Recreational Vehicles vo - Whencontract Add,a todocuments the pIan and TO: FRANK GEORGE RASPOTNIK C' AS Soon thereafter as 1*ft1antft - NOTICE OF SALE claim or demand which you, or either Of you, may have against said Other are possible, it which time interested -- NotIce i hereby given that either of you, may have againtt the estatelntheotficeoftheClenkofth, Issued Address Unknown Evening Herald, a riwspaper of r,ROVF TERRACE. Children's toys, Household items. Daily alter 1 pm 370 S Mellonville - Final Judgment of Diswlution of Average of total deposits for the 15 calendardaysnndinqwithcaItdte Hwy 16, West Sanford 37) 5670 ___________________ , parties for and against the request pur,ant to a FINAL DECREE of estate ot ALBERT ABBGY, Circuit Court of the Eighteenth send a copy tneLandscapeArcit,111 Cf such Addendumto all thatYOU in action for Modification of ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED stated above will be heard Said Fecec$os,e entered on Seo$ember deced, late of Kent County, Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, full set holders of record, hearing maybe COntinued from time 16, 197$ by th. above entitled Cart, Michigan, Clly of Grants Rapids, to Florida, Probate Division, in the MEMORANDA GARAGE SALE-- Ham Radio gear, - ____________________ Kish Real Estate .1 L-,' rf I' Furnished; I bedroom duplex, air, ti,ie couple only. No pets o childr•n 7200 Park Aye, - 30-Asia rirnents ___________ MIS REALTORS ______________________________ .r.n,'..e..-... MUIMI •U4. Deceased examined without ct. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In Re: the Marriage Of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Performance and Labor and CARMEN D. PRICE,Pefitintq, formerly SUBDIVISION, El. Plat 8o 7, Pages COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Material PaymentBond Bond each in thu Carmen 0 RiSpOtnik, Sen-,noteCounty, COURT NO III.Th ItSpublic and 116. Public Records, DIVISION HAVING CLAIMS OR CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST amount of 100 per cent of the con and 75-ItS 0,1 Civ -YPERSONS DEMANDS AGAINST hearing will beheid In FLORIOA.ORLANDO 1 1 11111-n STATES OF AMERICA. ESTATET SAID SAID ESTATE: the City Hall, City Cf Lake Mary. Plaintiff, v Gram. B Grant, A FRANK GEORGE RASPOTNIK, Floridaontfovember3, 1975, ati You and ea Of 'iou are hCtby successful bidder to whom the Respondent •int, woman and DE METS IPum You, and each ot you, are tiert-Ijy notified and required to file any contract award is made rxlifit'J and re'qurrd ta present an daims and demands which yoij, or NOTICE OF SUIT Dell's Auction Service Adorable Irish Setter Pups, AKC, 6 1971 Chevrolet Nova, I dr., custom lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet, 1966 Melody 2 bedroom mobile wks. old, shots 8. wormed, $100. sedan, power steering brakes, air s 54—Garage Sales home. $500 and assume payments. draperies, dishwasher, shrubbery, 373 9090 automatic, new radii Is. Must sell privacy fence, MINT CON. 439 B Ross St Phone 3722691. 67$ 1234 after 6 p.m. DITION. Was $37,is.it. Reduced BAMBOO COVE APTS Persian kittens, silver arid cameo, Garage Sale, Sat. 8 5:30, Jaffa Dr., Barrington, double wide, new. 74' x CFA registered, ISO to $100. 327' to 129.900 Terms _______________________________ fine 6. 7 heornom ,ipanlments block north M.aitland Flea Market. 1964 Ford Station Wgcn 18HeIp Wanted 60' central air, large raised 0575 Benefit Performing Arts Co., . -1200 Cash furnished or unturniShed Newly Harold Hall Realty screen patio, carport, skirting, Florida. Phone3fl 0670 redecorated Come see 300 E Seal Point Siamese female9 mat. wood grain lapsed siding, good Are You A Go Getter? REAlTOR 173 'I Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 old T0000dtsomeorlly.forcostof location, with trees Offer.rd by Any Car— S Family Yard Sale, Oct. 106)9.106 Are You A Salesman? the ad. Phone after 7-323 0037. Savings & Loan, Payments, SEMINOLE COUNTY Tangerine Drive. Ravenna Park, 2 BR Apt., wall to wall carpet; air NoMoney Down Can You Organize? 511336 mo 373603$, Sanford cond $175 mo plus deposit. 200 E. FHA VA. new resale's, homes You _________________________ WITH GOOD CREDIT 67—Livestock-Poultry 1$ Can You Handle People? can afford, Low, low down, some FLEETLINE 71st St. Call 373 4309 after S 30 For Example: Efficiency apartment, lights and Double wide new, CARPORT SALE- Sat. 95. No with no closing COStS '74 Chev. Fleetside 'a ton pick up, Are you looking for a central air, raised front screen junk, everything good. Dishes, water furniShed, Elizabeth Crews, Deflsry-- Akjlts 1 BR. air; close to Jer'ey Milk Cow or 11,000 ml., air, auto. 13695 room, carport, skirting, com Crank Rvaltv. Realtor phone 373 SIll before 10 am. clothes, etc. 101 S. Sth St., Lake good income and stores, churches Ideal for reti'ed Brood Cow with 2 Calves '67 Ford ' ton pickup excel. coed., pletely set up. Near 436 & 17 92. Mary, 372 *953, PerSOnS 644 6481 or 372 8051 322-5 177 Pension? e.e1 *11 IOO new Sticker, low mites, $795 Offerets by SavIngs & 33—Houses Furnished '72 Gremlin X, air. $1795 Loan. $01 SI per month, 373 6051 GARAGE SALE, Saturday Oct. 11.9 If so, call me, ------------------------_________________________ Lake Mary-. 7 bedroom, Florida 68—Wanted to Buy : '71 Pinto, auto, air, $150 31 r'trnents Furnished to 4. 2145 Empire Place, Sanford. MR, EDDIE room, fencets yard; shaoe, lake, SKYLINE Double wide. '73. 24' x '70 Mustang Mach I, auto., air, 1(395 DELTOIIA- Air, Neat, Clean Misc. items. By owner Phone 377-ISO;. '72 Toyota. 51,000 mi., 1129 60'. 3 AR. 7 bath, raiseC front 323-8570 or I BR, Closed Porch, $129 834d605 L'rs.Api..vi,r,furnlshed,2 CASH 322-4132 YARD SALE: Sat. Oct. II, 9 to 5, e'eitral air, carport Man, oIti.rs cnoojef.'cm miles from downlown Sanford For Must have phone & ASSUME MORTGAGE Uttdt furniune .'sppfiances too$. awning and skirting 2000 Palmetto Ave. Tools, clothes. 2 BR, Carport, Porch. $119 etc Buy 1 or 1007 tems Larry's 3 Bedroom, 1", bath with family checking account crib, lots of things. _______________________ Immediate Occupancy Will not ______________________________ dition Payments $106 17 mo room, Mart. 716 Santcirct AvC Convenient Sanford Furnished Apartments, weekly Offered by Savings & Loan 373 (new lo(at,rut hold No Pets 571 1040 1 ,ocation Fenced yard, very at CARPORT SALELow-cry Organ, 11oiSekeepen to cart' for semi or monthly 611 South Park _____________________ 6051 .sct 17 374 177, Longwood We Buy Furniture electric typewriter, boys' items. tractive, good assumable 7' a PC?. j, invalid Light housework Must be Two bedroom, Florida room, fur. PhoneJ73 1796 Call]?] $.57Qor $34 1603 misc 076 F. 20th St. Sat., Mon. mortgage, Only 177,200. 3739110. '73 Vinctale, I?' x 61'. 2 bedroom, able to work week ends & nished. nice location Adults only, DAVES' 3739370 — 973 Sport Bug. lid brand new, AM ca p and screened porch evenings Good wages Write Boa SAN MO PAR K, I, 2. 3 bedroom no pets 322 3566 Larry Saxon, Realtor FM radio, $7195 Ask for Don Pope S Yanted to buy used otf ice furniture _______________________________ ,roiurr apis usijuit iiimiiy parr Nothing down, assume payments . -GwRAGE SALE: Sat. 9 tO. & Sun. _______ 77? 1831, Dealer. Call 377 7605, if no answer call 059 Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel SUNLAND ESTATES- Nice 3 17 tIl. Sports equipment, toys. 3701 berry, Hwy 17 97 130 1706 373 1930 Full Charge Bookkeeper bedroom, 1 bath, central heat & _____________________________ clothes, baby crib&car seat, other 974 Vega Hatchba.k, white, OS, air, modern kitchen, fenced large baby items, linens, misc. Several For City of Longwood USED FURNITURE Large 1 bedroom downstairs apt, Longwod area, buy or rent, 7 Air, Auto, Radio, custom inttf ion, 43—Lots-Acreage _______________________ lot, utility Shed, shallow weil, families involved. Cash please. 175 WANTED di'iing room, kitchen, living room $7S00AnnI Salary deluxe bumpers, excel. cond. 668bedro.orn, kitchen equipped, air. Phone3flI370 127.000. Terms. ________________________________ Larkwoocj Drive.. ldvIIwlIde 3 blks from town Call 3735109 Apply Ito 5. Monday thru Friday. Call for terms 8301051 after S. Stemper Realty ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBarv. . after 6pm Longwoo City Hall, 17$ W. _______________________ Two bdroom trailer, Slnford 323. _______________________ i almost an acre of river front with ' Warren Ave. _____Central Florida's -' Large efficiency apt, utain, 3 beautiful trees, great fi3hing 1277. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ' ______________________________ blocks from town, low rent, ____________________________ 'owner says "submit offers" 3771991 19)95 French '.nt to earn Extra Kma NIce 1 BR trailer, S. Sanford Ave. looking for good tenant. Call CALLNOW 3777)71,372 1496,372 1954 Call 641 3079 ____________________________ 5109 after 6 p m $125 mo. Adults only. No pets 323 LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront 322 1959, 37'? 116.4 0764 lot on a peninsula for unoostrurted 'ds outgrow the Swing set or small Perk Avenue - Garage efficiency Sc(f'irr', 525.000 Sell these idle items with apartment Small depcSut, $ V.FK IVA P1VFP Adult Dark JOHNNY WALKER a want ad To place your ad, call Forrest Greene, Inc. month. Call Orlando 151 rfferhrwi flhing canoeing and GENERAL CON TPACTOR your friendly Classified gal at The Sanford- Adlt5 only, furnished frnlen,, store Surroun by REAL ESTATE ?IC 3736353 REALTORS 8306633 Herald, 377 7611, or 131 999) beas'iit,it k and rvoress tr unfurnithed. new Studio and I ', ion Air Conditioning Home lmprovemenii'I 322.6457 bedroom Air, wall wall carpet, Nuirse PP4'5 IPPI's Aidet. Aide 46—Commercial Property etc Quiet residential area $109 Interior, Companion Needed immediately F Panting 25 years _____________________________ ontral Heat & Air Conditioning. By Owner- 2'a miles west Sanford. per mo up. 373 8019 Real Estate _____________________________ fvNrifn(. 670 0636 m'ni, rpDa,rs v W I KING Plumbing Supplie'sFor free estimates, call Carl ________________________ _______________________ 3 bedroom, excellent condition, SFMINOLE CO Acreage tracts. Wnrkman MO eno F.itur,'s Water Hea?er. S. m.-l0 Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377. $15,900. 3230730 or $672619. _______________________________ small and large $7000 per acre ---v.;: NO LONGER USED CAMPING Modernizing your Home? Sell no p ni tpiru Sat. 233.4 Park, 373 5617. 1771. GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT Need help no 'hat and sip Terry Realty. Realtor 670 longer needed bs,it useful items ob 35-41Mbile Home Lots Saturday * *Spanish Charm* * * 0711 Par.-1,p AIP rinr,% y'ndriw hung C0N0ITI0NiN& REFRIGERATION, (rr(reteverwk etc 8 tPs'hairo, DUCT Pressure Cleaning. .ow down payment. Ornamental WORK 21 hOur service All " " i 177936% stone fireplace, turned columns, with well, septic 4 electricity . 1' [At5 •"L makes DYKES AIR CON Sunken paneled family room. 3 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE West of Sanford on paved road ________________________________ [orc,cr DlTIONlNG.377U77 bedrooms, garage, redwood 9.SENT ALL TYPES OF CAR 32104.53 50—Miscellaneous for Sate SLIM privacy fence, carpet, FHA-VA PENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 lSth.'$40permonth Write, Paul 0. BUDGETS ARE 1310777 White, 280) S. State. Ann Arbor, BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Micti 4010.4 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 10 Gun (at, rit't custom made, $100 Interior f' .ter.nr Ptastering FROM TIlE WANT AD 3030 Winchester rifle. $40 Phonic Plaster p,sPin COL, & Every Afternoon. AKE MARY- New 3 bdrm 3278919 brick & StOne socuiai?y 377 2700 4iH uses home' Make color selections DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast tic i Paved Streets rely water. 171 500 Girls 26" bike, TV, Golf Clubs, Toys. Service 70? Live Oak Blvd. If you don'? believe that want Beauty Care Pr. Diamond pierced earrings with only $700 down Government Cassniterry Phone 131 9641 I bring rejults, try one, and listen to fin Inring 011 1649 Builder __________________________________ 3710505. your rvnc rng Dat 7772611 or __________________________________ TOWER'S ttt At) I 'r ',:,Lcp OIl 9W) 0rnr1y1 ,''l t4"iijt 4oki .ECLUDED executive home on 1 FULLER BRUSH Roofing , Because 319 F I' rt I?? acre lot, I bedrooms, 3', baths, 3771917 central heat and air, wall to wall P4evw houses na rural area No down House Palntlnj' V .rert c.-i '' -t,,• carpeting, drapes, kitchen fully ,. . 'tinni.-, ,Sil .sci'ic payment, monthly payments less eneva equipped, intercom, washer ar.d We're RPOC.DFN ROOFING 37)6700 than rent Government subsidIZed OAVESPAINTIPIG dryer, $77,500 to qualified buyers Call to see i' Good Paint. Free Estimate you Qualify' MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR 6-45 4513 0CM ARBOR- Large shaded and sewing WINTER ITEMS SELL M UNSWORTH REALTY Your Local well landscaped lot, Complete with If you are haying difficulty finding a "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Peg Real Estate Broxen 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, kItchen place to live, car to drive, a lob, or SEA ItI(. c.lone n my home for the WANT AD Phone 377 2611 or $31 003W 1st St well equipped, carpeting, drapes STUDIO working lady Reasonable Phone 1,2, 3 some Service ya., have n 3 and a triendly Ad Visor will of. Newspaper. and well appointed patio Price 173 6061 or 373 0517 eves help you BEDROOM SUITES '5( ,tl our 'wan' a-is every day 137. 5(0 2 BEDROOM EASY TO OWN- 3 bedroom, Ct'nt '__ other contract documents are County Public HospItal, 1101 East the Courthouse of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Real EstateBroker I 1(e) f- 7StP'i St 377 6633 FOPRIST GREENE tNC Rentals WILL BABY SIT in your home or mine. days or nights Mrs. Elkins, 171 AUC _______ ' ised, the landscape architect will First Street, Sanford, Florida 37771 bf Sanford. Florida the undersigned senoacopyof Such addendum to all All bids shall be postmarked not ClCrkwilloffer for sale thCfOIlO*iflg lull SCt holders of record later than the 15 day of November described real property Bids Shall be submitted on and Shall be received Lot 2$ WALDEN TERRACE, proposal forms furnished by before the Ih dly Cf November according to PIat thereof as 3. Pg 63'-, in Section 1221 79, or architect In Re: Estate of a specimen form is 1973 Alpine Street re(ord In PIat Book 1$, Page 69. of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED bound in specifications, WILLIAM EDWARD MATHES. SR . that an action for Dectaratory Publish - Oct 17, 9, '0, 1975 the PubliC Records of Seminole This public hearing Will be held i The District Board of Trustees of DES 106 County, Florida, the County Ccmmlss;n Chambers NOTICE TOCREDITORS deceased Judgment been filed and required tohas serve a copy of you are Seminole Community College _____________________________ together with all structures, im Of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, your hereinalter called the any owner, All creditors of the estate of written answer, If any, to it on H. reserves the riit to reject and prOvemet5. fixtures, apollances, INVITATION FOR RIDS or as SOOfl thereafter as possible and appurtenances on said land or deceased, are hereby notified a The District Board of Trustees of used in conjunction therewith Board of County attorney, ehoseaddress is P.O Box technicality in any Proposal in the receive bidS for Irrgaleon Systems pursuant to a Final Judgment en required to file any claims or 1616. Winter Park, FlorIda, 32709, on interest of thi owner. Bids may be for Seminole Community College tered in Civil No. 75 1710 CA 09 8 Seminole County, Florida against said estate the Office of 1975. and f iii the origInal with the By 54 Vitilen, Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole Clerk of thu Court. either before Chairman exceed (301 from the County, Florida. in the courthouse at 5cr viCf date of thirty bidt for thedays purpose of until 200PM local time on the 4th the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in on Plaintiff's alt Attest Sanford, Florida, within four orn reviewing the bids and investigating day of November. isis, at the and for Seminole County, Florida or imniediate;y thereafter, Arthur H. BeCkwitti. J the qualIfications ofcontract the calendar months from the date of otherwise a default will b •ntered prIor to bwardng the dders, Purchasing Agent's Office. S,mln Publish Ott. $7, IS DATED this isin day of October, Community College, at which the first publication of this notice, against you DES 109 DISTRICT Each claim or demand must be in OF tIme ants place all bids will be (Seal) BOARD WITN(SSmyhmndat51l0f TRUSTEES publicly Opened and read aloud writing and must state the place of thisCour?onthelthdayofOct(ben, CITY OF Arthur H Be(kwith, ir, DR EARL WELOON. residenc, and post Office address of 197$ Contract documents Inldirig LAKEMARY.FLORIDA Clerk f the Circuit Court PRES,,IDEPIT theclalmant and must be sviorn to (Seal) Drawings and SOcifications for Noticeof Public Hearing By' Elaine RiCharde SEMINOLE by the claimant, his agent, or his Arthur H Be(kwith, Jr. COMMUNITY each bid are on file at the office of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNDeputy Clerk COLLEGE the Landscape Architect attorney, or it wull become void Clerk of the Circuit Court VAN DEN BERG, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by itCOrding to law Publish: Ott 17, 73 21 )97$ Foster Herbert Associates By: Martha I Viblen the Board of Adtuttm.nf r th City GAY & BURKE, A DES 113 Dated October 7th. 1975. 146 North Irma Avenue Deputy Clerk ot L& Mary, Florida, that ,, Attorneys for the Plinliff Judy C. Crewi f Seal) -Ortindo, Florida 32903 Boarts will hold a public hearing at Post Office Box 793 As Administratrix Publish OCt tO, 17, 71. 31, 1925 Copies of the Contract Documents Orlando, Florida 32107 8.00 p m on Monday, November 3. Carroll Burke IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE may be obtained at the office of Publish, Oct 17, 197$ DES 78 , igi, t Attorney for Estate of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. Foster Herbert Associates on DES ItS a) consider a request for a William Edward Mathes, Sr. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, payment Cf $1500 for each set of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FLORIDA homes on the following detri , .... 6—Child Care A BABY'S WORLD Care for infarif toage7onty, Next tonewDriyers' License Br!au.3fl ___________________________ None 130,095.80 . . .420.10 ____________ None .. cx - - M COYLE. his W1IC. FireAlarmSyst,mforpit0l amount of 100 pen Ct of the fl J PILAND, Additional information, plans and DEFENDANTS CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS CIVIL NO. 7$ IU7.CA.tE tract sum, will be required from the sPecifications are available at the VAN ACTION S. McCARDLE MAYOR NOTI CI OF SALE hold a plic hearing to Consider an Publish' Oct 10, Il, 71, 31, 197$ ano successful bidder to whom coract Office of the Purchasing Agent. CATHERINE F. McCARDLE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that appeal against the Board uf Ad Plaintiffs, award is mode. DES 69 All bids shall be mailed to the Po the 31st day of October, 197$, at jusirnent in approving a Lot Size and ______________________________ vs When Addenda to the plans and Board of Trustees of the Seminole 11:00 a m at the west tro door of None None None MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARI ES •.,a_ 5!'J)T - - i0S1- Red Irish Setter in Loch Arbor ldyllwilde area Call 373 1009 anytime after 6 p m _________________ Reward' ' _____ .1 TAFFER REALTY 71 A16'I RFAL.TOR 777 197( ______________________________ - - __________________________ - our auctios tonight Come early and browse Large Oil Heater, Too1, Bottles, Glasses. Clocks. Misc. 377 3853 HAL COLBERT I AK F MARY 7' BR duD4e. kit rh,'n ('niulpoerl Carpeted. contra that we are loaded with all kinds of merchandise for clothes and much more. Cash only. Assume Payments - Sen- i retired cotjPe needs part time cu5t0d*l ork Ph 3110060 _________________________ . .- FLORIDA. The Board of County Corn missioners of Seminote County will Federat funds .purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase Liabilitlesforborowedmcney ................. fgageindebtedness ............. execuled by or for account of!hi'Sbankandoutstanding - . . her liabilities . _______________________ FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. niture, fine crystal and china, Just a reminder - marble table, TV, kiln, desk, - -21—Situatjons Wanted -______ - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST ___________________________ :ROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' ' . L,il •V II. L C. ' of United ''S"V%.''' .1 fl_ - office and full cooperation If can sell, we would like to hear from 'iou. Rcply Box 517, c 0 The Evening Herald, P 0 Box 1657. Lost & Found - . TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE. You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you on either of you may have aoanst thud political SALES IN A SLUMP? We can't promise you a brisk market, but it you are qualified en real estate Auction Sale 9 am. to 5 p m,, 200 Bamboo Drive, Sunland Estate's. Fur en tops. 5ink Installation available Bud Cabetl 377 0057 any 'VTMNY - -- -------- Carport Sale, Friday and Saturday, Bathroom Cabinets. Count JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 72—Aucflon -- _____ Guy's Barbecue Notary. _____ " ' - _________________________ . Kutchenhelp 37111 ___________________________ - . bath, garage, big half acre lot, undergoing repossession, needs 54—Garage Sales TRADE 3fl S62 GUNS, GUNS, GUNS 764 1651, Vouwanito BuyorSell Ruger, MinI 14's; S & W Md. 79 3fl __________________________ . Real Estate I AI ..... .. 0599 after A TI i earoom nome Wewillproyidethe Air Conditioned efficiency aai with 3 baths, also a den, family Professional Service ment Call 10 a m. to 7 p m. ) 2 room & basement, Dressing room 51—Hcusehold Goods 107 W.Commercial 1774, with master bedroom, walk.in Ph 322 7801 Sanford closets. central vacuum. Also attachets apartment for a roomy 136' on $135 $150 Cotor Tv Park Ave. Nice location. 1.500 sq. ft. of space. $65,000. 5on'r hg 7if in c,itinet. 3 i*dl QUALITY INN-- NORTH $10,500. CALL NOW twin needle, front I 165k 4)1 1 Oflawood - SANFORD.-- 3 Bedroom, 7 bath Iryirfing tlelu.e Sewing machine 3 BR, I haIti on 7", acres, Airport home, I or? fledroom Adults only shady yard. air conditioner, Pay Pialnrv. of $70 or 10 payments Blvd west, 1 acre fith pond, will dicker or swap. 119.500. PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK of $4 See ,'it stocked Is 754$ Park Drive $70 up WE TAKE TRADES 01ff) 'SEWING CENTER LONGW000-.-3 Bedroom, I' a bath 107 Fast First Downtown 3 BR, Pa beth, below F PtA ap home, air conditioned, knøtty pine '177 9111 Eve $49 1146 oraisal $73301) paneling, utility building, nice 116W 2nd St trees On nearly an acre. $21,900 Houseful of furniture Must sell. 137$ CALL US Mcllonvilleanytimeaften 1 p C)rr Ri-ulrri.r,m AU Fim Sanford WINTER SPRINGS- 3 Bedroom '0"t 119 A9V . REAL I Y INC Small electric organ, with stool. $50. home, carpeted, fenced back yard 707 F 75th Twin size roll a way bed with . 311 7017 with utility Shed FHA available. HAL COLBERT. REALTOR matlress, 1.40. Braided rug, 1)5. $71,150 r4l7nr Antique cocktail table, glass 3lA—plexes -Forrest Greene, Inc. I:v("i 5clrna Williams 377 ISO? frame t po. pc mirror & 8306133 scones st-I, 515. Lake REALTORS Mary. 373 37) 6331 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath 0091 C(tssIt rwefeqred security deonsit In Country, $6,500 N' 1776470 Box 55), 5 iflfI r i - - . -- SELL SE Firs' St ___________________________ For famles or friends of problem drenkers For turlher information call 47] 4S7 or write ' . , WILSOU,MAIER FURNITURE Call W. Garneit White Reg Real EState Broi'er Small frame house. 2 bedroom, FrIday, Oct. 17, 197$—SB ____________________________ Call between 8.305. For in formation rlI 3770704 3lca line . 24c a line - IS A1 COHOL A PROBLEM it YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON I ESTATE OF' FRANK P O'BRIEN ' _____ ___________________________ - Write 1' 0 Rc 1213 Sanford, Florida 3.277) ; IfP . -, . . - Evening l4eraid, Sanford, Fl, 41 Houses jrch, file bath. klfthen equip. 1g. apartments, attractively fur nished, Conveniently located andi Before PubIicti on FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can I F as . -- lot. reduCed to $11,900. Terms. Chuluota Realty, 347, N1W LEASING New. modern, I story efficiency ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum ARE YOU TROUBLED' CatI — Toll Free, 644 2G77 for "We Care"- . I --'-' - MARRIAGES Yip. . - Performed by Marilyn, ................... - - - -..-.. -.----'-- - - CHULUOTA- 2 bedroom. cioed nised ______________________________ DEADLINES PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO PR ;s-rnci' . 6thru 25 times 26 times SATURDAY 9-Noon wifP the Clerk of 'he Circuit Court, in NOTICE OF THE PROCEEDINGS FOR THE VACATING, ABAPI. T- -- pOsition, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. TT __________ 37 RATES 8:00 A.M. — S3O P.M. MONDAY Din,, - ' DIrlAv •SIMfl I "FictitiolA Name Statute" Chapter , -- _____41—Houses ________ - Apt trorn95to%I SundQy - Noon FrIdQ ___________________________ _____________________________ _____________________ — Attorney for Plaintiff _____________________________ Phibtish - Seat 74 Oct 3. io. 17, 1973 DFP 170 CLASSIFIED DEPT. -- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the Board of County Ccn,msoners of Seminole Count,. V Icerd.g, at 7 00 O'Clock P M on the 11th day of November A 0, 197$, in theCounty Cou'nmissloners'Meetlng Room at the County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida will hold a Public Hearing to consider and determine wht'theq or not tpt. rn,,ns. Furnithe 322-2611 83-9993 ______ of Fret fly, FIord, That the parties Interested in said t'v'tiness enterpri are as followsTheodore C JOhnSOn. Jr Pithy Alice Johnson Dated at Forpst City, Seminole finty, Florida, Sentember 17, 197$ PubliSh Sept 76 Oct 3 tO. 17, 197$ OFP DONIHO, DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING OF RIOHTS-OF.WAY. __-_--_--_-_-_- __________________ - 3i—Apartments FurnishEd OrlQndo - Winter PQrk Noon The DQ iobn F Polk, FlorIda on t1ovember 3. 197$. at 8-00 renounce and disclaim any right of Circuit Court of the Ei3hteenth and Sheriff pm. or as soon thereafter as Judicial Circuit Seminole County, th County and the Public In and to None TRUDI ALITA HYDER. Seminole County, FIOtid* DO5SibI, at whith tim. (is. hsiI..-.I..... n.... a n;...... u.. . , .y"a w w.v running ----Phlith Sept 76. Oct 1.10.17. 191$ _____________________________ Wife. and Court lIaise at Sanford, Florida through the described property, NOTICE OF None NOTICE OF ACTION stated above will be heard. Said DFR within four calendar months from wit Loans ........................................ GENERALELECTION 2.349,702,05 10 BILL JOHN HYDER, JR hearIngmaybecontinvefr-mtim, the time of the first pubIiatuon of ThatpartofOld ForrestCily Road NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Bank premises, furniture and fixtures 2704 Kellam Court to time until final action 5 taken by INVITATION FOR BIDS lying Northof Lot I, Block "8", and thu notice. Each claim or demand THAT A GENERAL ELECTION the said Board of Adjustment. Virginia Beach, andc9r4s.sets representing bank premises Virginia The District Board of Trustees of Lot SO. Block "A", Mobile Manor must be in writing and filed in 197,624. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF Redlestateowned other than bank premises THIS NOTICE shall be posted in Seminole Community College will Second Section None recorded in Plat dP1tcate and state the plac. of ,'Cton for Dissolution of Marriage WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA OPI three 13) public places within the receive bids for the Landscaping of Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and Roofs ii, pages 16, 17, and 11, of the residence and post office address of THE SECOND DAY OF DEC. CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, at the Seminole Peas been tiled against you and you Community College. Public Records of Seminole County. the Claimant and must be swan "associated compnies' 4 .................... None EMBER, 1973. FOR THE PUR- City Hall, arid published are requir to serve a copy of your in the Phase II, Seminole County, State of Florida, less any part thereof lying by the claimant, his agent or at Custor,cr's' liability to this bank written defenses, if any, to Iton W. POSE OF ELECTING A MAYOR Evening Herald, a newspaper ot Florida,untill:30 0.M localtimeon eithin the Right of Way of State tof'riey or the same shall be vo'd onacceptancesoutstantiing H MORRISON, Plaintiff's Attorney, FOR A TWO YEAR TERM; general None circulation in theltpiday of November, 1975 at the Road Sf34 lying between Mobil, Datedat Orlando, Florida m's the COUNCILMAN. GROUP 7, OR A AhOse address IS P 0 Box 6,54 the Otner assets includlng $ None City Purchasing of Agent's Lake Office. Mary. 13th day of October 1975 Avenue and Vagabond Way Maitland, Flotida, 37751, on or IWO YEAR TERM. AND A Florida, one time at call 15 days Seminole Community College. at direct leasefinancing) F J Oltrien PERSONS INTERESTED MAY 89,358.67 COUNCILMAN GROUP 1, FOR A prior before November 5th, 4973, ano file to the aforesaid l'ie3ring. In which time and place all buds Will be As Executor APPEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE TWO YEAR TERM the originil With the Clerk of this additlon.notic,spuallbepostedin the publicly opened and read aloud. of said EState TIME TOTALASSETS .......................6.665.999.31 AND PLACE ABOVE THE PLACE OF VOTING WILL Court either before service on area to be Considered at least 15 Contract documents, including SPECIFIED Sanders, McEwan, AT BE THE CITY HALL, 102 Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately dayS prior to the date of the public drawings and sp'Pclflcat,ons are on (Seal) Mims & McDonald hearing, thereattet': otherwise a default Will NORTH MOSS ROAD. WINTER file at the office of thC Iatdscape Attorney for Executor Board of County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------LIABILITIES beCntrff'-dagaiflst yOu$ortherellef SPRINGS. FLORIDA. THE POLLS DATED: October 13m, 197$ architect, Post Office Box Commissiorier .M demanded in the complaint or WILL BE OPEN FROM ?: 5' Kay Sassman Foster Hert)ert Associates OrLando, Elm of Semiaot Coun'y, Florida 101 ?M r City Cterk North Publish - OcI. I,', -c f.Arthur H Beckwlfh, Jr. svi' CLERK OF THE ELECTION WITNESS my hand arid seat of City of Lake Orfan'io, Florida 37103 ships, and corporations ........................2.111,306.47 DES 114 By. A 0 WiLL BE MARY NORTON, AND thiS Court on September 30. 1973. Mary, Florida Copies Cf ttse contract documents Time and savings deposits of individuals, Deputy Clerk HELEN GREEN, RUTH MEWES. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (Seal) Gary E. Massey. Esquire _____ may be obtained at the Office of Publish, OCt I?, 197$ partnerships, andcorporations .................3,161,167.43 NORMA LANG AND LOUISE 616 E. Semoran Blvd EIGHTEENTH Arthur H fieckwith, Jr. JUDICIAL CIA. Foster Herbert Associate's on DES 111 Deposits States Government ............... OWENS WI LI BE THE IN CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 37,105,79 Clerk of the Circwf Court Altarnonte Springs, F;a 22701 payment of $13 00 for each set of Deposits of Sta'es and SPECTORS. COUNTY, FLORIDA. subdivisions .........203.012,99 By Mary N. Darcten Attorney for City cuments so obtained. Said sum ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO PubliSh: Oct 17, 197$ Deposits of foreign governments and Deputy Clerk CIVIL NO. 7$-17IGCA-o$.B refundable upon return of all AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THEIR DES 105 Pbli7i Oct ) 10. 17. 21. 197$ INVITATION TO BID GOV [P tIME NT 14 AT ION/At official institutions , . documents in good condition not None Qir.4T (IC CDAurIiitc TI.. fla..,4 &*flbrrarr IJepOsltsoycommerclalbanks ................ ______ later than seven (7) days fullowing Seminole County Public Hospital None ________________________ REGISTER AT Certifiedandoffjcers'checks,efc.................3O7.1.92 the opening of bids. Plans may be invites bids upon thu following' ONCE THEEIGHTEENTH CIRCUIT COURT IN AND examined without cott. REGISTRATION BOOKS WILLINFOR JUDICIAL SEMINOLECOUNTYBOARD TOTAL DEPOSITS ...............$ 5,823,324.60 CLOSES OOPM ONOCTOBER i Cf present Incinerator GARY M COYLE. a km GARY OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Performance Bond and Labor and Total demand oeposlts ......$ 2,459,137.17 1973. 2 Spriler System for Annex MARTIN COYLE, and DOROTHY Notic* of Pbls Hearing CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, MatenialPayment Rondeach inthe' Corporate stock) ................................ Tradingaccount securities .................... a.. rrial uun u'o anu securines purcrsasea Seminole City ('rntrr tlq'- -.say 134. in the City -, ___-- CLASSIFIED ADS Beautiful. Palm Springs Section, PB Pg 6S', In Section 17-21 79. on Alpine Slreet. This public hearing will be htU in the County Commission Chambers of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Novembcr Ii. 1975. at 7:00 P.M - County, Fla. The public hearing will be held in the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Florida on November], 1975, at 800 pm. or as soon thereafter as possible, at which time interested parties for and against the request thr'nre run Southwesterly along a City Clerk curve moray. Southeasterly having City of Lake a radIus 041% feel, a central angle o' Mary, Florida fcirertoxuure entered on September ' ,',.,,.i-. 0' I" - , - hnrd P'ear,ng Gary E Massey. Esquire IA, 1976 by the above entitled Court, of 6nisth 61 denree-s SI' 71" West, an oio F. Semoran Blvd. in the ahoy. Styled cause, the un -. -----------------------------.. - . vrev. ne run Altamonte Springs. FIa 17701 dersianed United States Marshal, or 14,'rTh 77 d.nrp 01' 17" West 1170$ Attorney for City CITY OF of hiS ditty authorized deputies, thenc. run North III feet more PublIsh - Oct 17. 197$ will sill the procerty situate in LAKE MARY.FLORIDA or lr'ss to the St Johns River. thence DES 108 Noticcof Public Hearing erninnteCni.nty Florida. described , unpostedóeblts) .............................700,35.1.81 (litton Shariron. doing business as Icirteqtln SemlnnleCounty, Florida, more partIcularly dCscrlbed as follows' the ______________________________ Cash and oue from banks (includ.ng S None HilIlr,nh County, Florida. unon a fil iwiriment rendered in the al(wi'eiid rout-I on the 0th day 01 May. A o 1976. i that certain case l'fitittefl fl,.. Tile Supply Co. a Flrlda rnrpnration Plaintiff. vs 191$ t%t() ohLs anda bronze, ASSETS NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IIOT IF IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1w virtu. of that certain frrit of Frersitlu,, I%w.d nut of and tinder Florida 37$Ø7, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled court on or before November 17th, of eight l'hursday for Americans, nuddle heavyweight, the Anwriean,s did even better with IN THE STAlE OF FLORIDA 41 THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 30. 975 PUBLISHED IN GESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12 UP4ITEDSTATCc CODE. SECTION 16), (lpr of thu. Cirruit (nirt. Seminole Board will hold a public hearing at iustment in approving a Lot Size and 7A. Oct. 3. 10. 17. 197S before change of zoning to R IA. --- TT ..T. -. T ______________________________________________ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by mltsioners of Seminole County will the Bo.ird of Adjustment of the City hold a public hearing to consider an of Lake Mary, Florida, tt s& appeal against the Board of Ad tth ç OFP Ill RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN All parlles clait.ing interests by, thrn,,nh CHARLES K BRAND and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in the real property he'rin desr.ribed, -________ - OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NotlteofpvbllcHiaring The Board of County Corn neli'r thi sictitinus name of PF SAl F BOUTIQUE- and ttat i iflttnriSt,q dmewithth By Martha T Vihln Deputy Clerk PubliSh C.ct 10. 17, 21, 31, 1975 mc' U.S. equestrian team In OF FERN PARK. FLORIDA 32730 Rochester. Nt'.v York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIFn that an action for Declaratory Judgment ha3been filedand yoi are required to serve a coØy of your sritten answer, ii my, to It on H. - - -- - -- - - __________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD CITYOF LAKa MARY, FLORIDA is hirhy nlvi'n that I am NotIcei)fpvblIcHuring ,iinanNilnuinssM lO?W77 St. Cfo,d S.wnnnie (nunly. Florida T0WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: øeliverpd to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. and I have levIed upon tht' following i1esrrih.'1 property owned by Clifton Abel Lopez won the other gold, vuun REPORTOF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE _. NOTICE OF SUIT 76 Parker Lane - - (Nunty. Florida in arcordanr.e with 1:00 pm. on Monday. November 3. Lot Width Variance in an R IAA Residential Zone on the following 1975, to thu- prnvklnns nf the Fictitious a) consider a request for a dC%cribed property: Name Sttu$ec To Wt Section TheW 70.1301 Lot It and allot Lot variance to constructa resicence on 0' rlcwkf Statutes 19%? vs CHARLES K. BRAND. et at., Defendants JOHN B. MILLONIG, et at Defendants Legal __otice N LegalNotice FICTITIOUS N*MF this Court on the 7th dy of October, has been filed against you and you arerequiredtosere-a coyof your (Seal) wrlttenclefenses. it any. toil on van Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. den Berg, Gay & Burke. PA., at Coffin of Stratford, Vt., the gold Iliedal winner. tcightltfting categories. Cuba's --- PlAi$ifl, vs a I'amcIa accepted what she thought was her second gold of the Gtrnes. Iiter, shen the mixup was Canada at 5-6-12 with host Mexleo Following with 35-l1. LegalNotice - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE f01u1 eeboruuh and LegalNotice FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA. hcrc protest had VII Pan American Games al- Jiles Finished 1.2 in a photo Fm- lodged over the accidental dismost made it fl-rough one day Ish that took hours to sort out. qualiftt 'ation of world champion -. siittout contrnvt'rct' ... i..t_ - .t . . ---------- . ;. iJLI jui uiiore inc meuats uruce Ilavulson 01 UIii0flIllt!, Etuphasize "almost." tere to be handed out, a ns- Pa., in the riuddle of an ill)As the fifth J4iy of the probinformed official told Miss Jiles pressive run, An official day, the United States tied the Cubans in gold medals, -26, ___ _____ - - _jegalNotice MEXICO CITY tAP) - The •.- rr.aay.V.17.1973 A Comedy Of Errors - - -, "I. WeD Dri.iing - - WElLS r:kIt LID UUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AII?ypf"sandsiles %',e repair and ceryce 571141 MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd 5' 372 6.137 Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-8670 or 831.9777 3 22-26899 1O .2 �__________ __ - :T:11 - - r - - _________ :-:;;-. .. — __________________ —7—— FOR T'JE ;::I*T 0OW'D T~* Mort Walker - ~ r, ' el ) 1 a a I ) I— ___ _L 4 I- 4 )) * I . ByBEI4N ICE REDEOSOL . 0 L, I II it Z, 1:1 IIIIIIIIII& THE BORN LOSER -_ by Art 5rnsom 14E'1, Tht TASTY! ' 1L,lt ) tThIAT t IT? I MlTi)RE ç; Cvcçuy... io5uiT, t\ 0 A cciuM (_AT, ME1ADIQt SCuM BSLFAT D P1745 1) t N.*. I ')t " . - 1q7 - ~ --- ~i - __ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ' 0 - E LAR *OCANPAi4T A33vELL. Ru Ni ES A STA7sO 0 41 N S I -11 i i U r F . I., AND Nar To '-~ DARK AT NIGHT' IvAiNED SURETHING. UFW W"_A& it~~ - n _? - ea" ,~l i I pit ) . )I / -It- %. I _1 i 1! // I/ I ./ I .. '. - ( . ' I - _____________________ ( .- Chic Young BLONDIE CM.J'T 0. E1 . -'N , ,* - %. II & .1 1 I N ., . . - Ii ~ . ____ 1 0 TkAT!S YC-STER0AY%5 PAPER '1' WELL, THIS IS NO . !ELP I I -- 1 0 i I I '- i ,_ (( ~ 9-%~ ~4 ) ~~, 1~.7~.X-41;1 ¼ 10-17 '° 4 L7 I L - - J ' II Ir 1 ~I ____ Lamb • QJ6 To Cost £ A . I& Pass 3 N I Pass Pass by Bob Thoves balanced diet of 1200 calories Just recently a friend said daily. The important point is to since her gallbladder was see if he is actually losing fat removed her liver is working front under his skin and at the overfinw. She had severe blood INHARITIED . ,. oulz PLAw*r,. T _N ~ READY - - --- . " .. - [ .. _;-' '.- -. - . L r 40. . ) ,,-. . : 1. . j. I I -2L -r 'L / • T') / (l . ) ' ) \ , A . ' - I V L : a -i, ( F . . I 1* ,, 49)(C/$.t), t ,1•• f . .A. j1IE PISCOORAGEPI... . 4 -4 __ ~__ I cm, ME AMEt COUNM AW AVVICE' 4-__~~~ t FOR in , - -. . ftv5A 9zw Aw u6mme, (.VNW, Aw 7h4 T iF AfAN mri OW -AISS AW? )WMTE #of,IN,ry rAirMvA A4"SX " , q=~Wlm mwwy. A46~a is" V -6 I ! T f , P t '._-_1 I 3 I I bor~ : ''' fi) ii ft • , I# k • _~ ~ IHE kGB SEP41 TSC~WICIAH,10 QBERIA. I . Fi.,sk Hill __I 1*4 1,40. Q2%M - "' __ 0 - k __ 0 1 t 0 8 .4 r, Wq-17 - __..ME0d001M=W% I4 n ~ 1 ~ - £ ... aa I . I - 7 C,. .-----I ~_ .- . -, ~ . - - . I - 4-= -W ~ - W_ I . - ~. ~____ ---- .~- ~_. ----_ -_ __ ==~ - _______ I . - . ! ~_ - . ' 4tV I" % . i _ - I Roberts said a fourth PSI piloted by Jim Leew, was I . The weather was t hae Robe rts bu found a fighter lost Wednes a), in Stormy weather withainple fuel on board, . I- -- ' -.---•- — — I -- ,_ *1' ,~, - ,V-i _. ,.S~ r, , _ clouds and went through it first rt, .*Wl —% _!_ - . - I - -_ _-- - i- - I climbed out of it, northward, t I dl h San Angelo I urn south- office Saturday official, we JOHNNY a BOLTON • on a possible midHe said he didn't sea the other - . A, 7777~~t _ V -. - air collision" with another P51 1 - - - I which crashed about five to McNamara Funeral Home, ff - 97'AL.Vr._-"" IvUe- ~ _t 2-h , iZ_.w. 41- __:~ —_ into the big hole, and then went seven mies away. , ing its Altamonte Springs. _ northeast." 0 , —_TM -Z.-&&_;_ 2_~ -_. 1-he body of Danielson, 36, pilot, Donald J. Plumb, 44, .Roberts said he then turned was to leave on a 5:55 p.m. Slailland. - - __- - I va stward and was about 45 to 50 - ___1"iF= - "It looks like they were trying flight Saturday to Dallas, bound miles north of San Angelo at for the Garden Chapel Funeral to go around a storm ... this point. "It was clear the two Wine, Orlando. = planes crashed in about the -sailing on the cast side of the William B. Roberts, storm. I found a highway and a same spot five to se ven miles Maitland, general manager of town apart,' said Rector. my navigation - P I . — — — A HAPPY WARRIOR I Johnny Bolton Aircraft in (equipment) was not working," The bod)- of Holton, 48, was Sanford and a retired Air Force TtmRaInrsralseshhshanthlntheIeIor) he said. flown from Texas at 6:30 a.m. major, said from his San Ifigh late In the fourth quarter against Gainesville High Roberts said had weather Friday night. WaftWg to greet the happy Saturday on an unscheduled Angelo hotel room Saturday warrior Is teammate Virgil Carter. Raines' glee turned to dismay moments later, however. To find again prevented him from flight on Texas International to that he was flying alone in one landing at San Angelo, and he out why, read the story on Page lB. Dallas. Bolton's body is cx- of the three Mustangs in for. had to land at Curtis Field in - pected to lx cent to Baldwin ination Bolton and Danielson Brad) Tex Roberts refused to speculate . ~ ,_ as to how the crash or crashes occurred. He said !w had flown with Bolton his bass, for about I • (our )ears. To Aid Downtown Development Presi en s Co the other two Mu5tings was the organiz,atiorus with that plan in min d -. "We will ask each of the organizations involved to take responsibility for one of the projects in the downtown devel- project todcii y (to submitted Tallahassee) may not be funded because the county might have received its quota on less . por nt• proec1• S por,taan — Sara Jacobson Comienting on what she Kid learned while In Tallahassee, \ls Jacobson said, Most state off ices are well organized to the point that when requests are received from different agencies in Seminole County, . ., b • While in Tallahassee, the group met with several iiiiuibcrs of the sta te cabinet and other officials. local coordination is extremely apparent," she said While in Tallahassee, ms. Jacobson. her associates and State Senator Lori WiLcon at. tended 15 ineetings in a period of a d> and a half Questioned about the likelihood of the downtown red c ci op ni en I p roje c t receiving government funding, Ms Jacobson said Right no "When a new project arrives in Tallahassee, it is reviewed in connection with all other projects pre%iously submitted from that county. Sosomiictime it worthwhile project submitted toda% may not be fundpd because the count> might ha% e received its quota on less in). Irl.int projects The need for • , im one indiiduaI -First, it is unique in its But, ? s. Jacobson said the group did apply for funding that WIII become available at the end of November. she said the Department of Archives and History will name Sanford a . historical ct once the restoration project is coni Plt1 1 M Jacobson said this (U I ca o ,Sanford eing iced on the map as a national tuurist site worthwhile opment plan," she said, big hole." Roberts, who helped direct approach to redevelopment," the massive ground and air she said, "And secondl y. I I Ike search. said the Bolton the bDot-strap approach the wreckage was found late people from Sanford are taki ng- Friday afternoon about 19.5 aren't gong 0 miles northsst of San Angelo, government o say this .or about IC miles from Plwnb s us.' they are saying 'If we have plane wreckage. a chance, we will do it ourGene Elselein, marketing selves., director of Aero Seices Inc Sen. Wilson said it was a bad Sanford Airport, said Saturday time to seek government help m there's so many elements funding any project but she involved," but the weather added, "I feel the money probably was a major factor. there - it's just a matter of "There had to be some finding the right place unusual happening in the at "But the beauty of this 1110sphere that they couldn't project is that it will not depend program or anticipate. The people were excellent pilots and on government funding," eontinued, "The success or the aircraft were just better off ill than the regular line production failureof this project depend on the people of Sanford craft," said Eiselein. "These fellows were very -and from what I've seen, it has all the markings of a experience and had unusuall> fine aircraft . . . Bolton loved cluded (Continued On Page 2 A) it looks ver), tough." sometimes ... Sen. Wilson (I-Slerritt Island) argued "emphatically and persuasively" for the redevel. opmtnt plan, according to Ms .1acobson. Contacted in Merritt Island. Se n. Wilson said she as " very enthusiastic" about the plan for to reasons Sanford' s Accident Inves "'igat"ion Un'' it Unique 0 .--- .I - 1~~ 54T, _,4_F - iJ- ~-1-1 -i 4 ~_-_~ - -t~ i4 1,yrc, JrTI , =,W~*V - M~~j%, '-' ,e.__ .L.W_~01.V, ji:1_ _1 .NA .1 , . -_ ., t* UT - ~ ... - io . * B'JOEASkRF.N Herald Staff Writer — It Chief Ben Butler conceived tie Idea for an Al unit locally about 4 _ __ - 1~ A- ~1 r . - , Awl % " -1I Alt-I ____ LI 0 -__,_1 ___~__1_-7W __ ~ ~jjw _. &"_ Z ~1__ -- - __________ - __ --- 1Lj . ____ 1 -- ,-- \_____ - - _..-_-__ , -~ -A,e - i, i I - 01_ . I -_ ~ --.-- 7 00 Ifim." i~ 1. - ;&: _. r,-d- _ --r_~-10~71_--_~:~,,-,~~=, ~_ __ ` ------ ;! -__ :___ --- A_V - AA .~ * zl~ -.49 Sanford Airport, Bennett said, overlap with our regular patrol In the Past softie patrolmen unit where we are assigned in ho have arrived at accident squads," he said. 0 scenes may have formed an "We hope to go i a occurred and may have worked separate traffic division withi elf around their opWon in com- the department its . . . I his would allow more time for the - -_ i . is a rising use of autornobiles to The unit Is it POlift- sUlt'011 ('011111"t murder Much has gone / in the past due to the he lack of a thorough in. to assist ;in officer called to t %estigation, Bennett said scene of a traffic accident. fl unit is manned by fie specIally He said the Florida Highway - vuhm;A That's how Sanford 4(' Patrolman Richard Lee Ben- - . - I, every accident - cry a half dozen hit arof run.i I ,jtcti%'ely ... Sometimes it's the city." said . \1 sober driv(-r who causes the Bennett said the worst e accident ra.her than the drunk perience he's had so far in the drier, said Bennett. Al unit was two months ago ' The courts still have a when a young child as killed tendency to listen more to instantly in an auto accident at witnesses than to law en- West 25th St and S. 11. 600. (orcement officers, Bennett It as "especially bad explained. following through the work in Obituaries TA School Date ............. 2-313 trained patrolmen who are Patrol developed the Idea and .- - i. . rotated so only one Sports .............. I-2- - IB has the duty Sanford's unit "was an I -. any eight hour period outgrosth of that" 6-741) in TekIsion I-2-3C Women ____ "Our biggest problem is Motorcycle Patrolman - IMZa . - __ I____ getting law enforcement of- Lawrence E. Monti, 25, said the .1 %V14ATHEII ______ --- - ;W- __lie said future plans call for pathology," he added ficers qualified In court to give Al unit saves other patruln-&-n .------ __~___, expert testimony against a front the time-consuming task ~__ --_ . I Sanford Crime Lab. Seminole ~. - ____ I F----------- __ ___ ________________: - ~~ calls. lie said he hopes the County defendant I in traffic accident of filing pages of stateand local 6. accident AW7 reports --lit _4~ G.V. Garay and State Attorney today. A little cooler with highs cases). This is primarily traffic 64 I1 - ---_ 4 I ~: coefficient of frictien" (drag investigators have helped the of required and necessary in. :__ because of ft large amount mostly In the upper 70s and low I 1 ff_'=FQ*WhL__1 factor) device to help establish new Al unit process 80s. Lo,Ws In the lower 605. evidence, , Sanford Patrolman Lawrence Nlo vil (right) and Patrolman Richard I-A-e Bennett check special speeds of vehicles involved in The other three uniforffwd Both Bennett and Monti are equipm. Mostly northwest winds 10 to 15 knowledge req uired to get a , rit In new police acc,11dent Investigation vvhlcle. I flerald Photo by Joe Askren 1 accidents. Measuring skid Patrohnen trained for Al duty conviction !n a manslaughter two of the five specially trained mph, deertasing of night. marks now is,Lsed to determine ci S;"sas(iBenn1t is include Dennis Whitmire, Jack ce m plete details and tides this, Bennett said. ar 0 EuIeflider and Harry Seaboit, tdi Bennett said since Police who Spent 16 Sctxx. flie scho was coor Toimy ionthnsonarnisgt ConimuffityCoflegeat the — __________ . _i._____ - 'Non I think there' s even a remote possibility of a mid-air ____ iFAAj were investigating tht Cause of the crash of their ' - - .. ,F _ I 1. 2.1r . - rm ." . " . : . -- ~_ - - - .. enforcement officers in taking ' 6A 3C - Plumb was flying alone in the -- - #_ _ __V —"F- _ y . ... - -- to ;i ctn-ii ntral Flnn irom their aircraft wrecksge ter atwo day search I near S,an Angelo. Texas. _____ r 11 i t Rhy- - .t~_7_ ~ - __._~7 i ".,C - - ' _____ AP" . - M : _11 M - I d - _-., W, ..--I -_~,,. -_ . were in the second warbird and - dental technician Danielson were being returned _ _______ 1, 10. - - - 0 . 0 _____ i . Manned By 7A by l;'li uf Sanford busiressman and pilot Johnny h- --, I_ Y&I Ity AUDIE SIURPIIV ra a r er and city property damage, automobile and city After a trip to Tall&aEsee to buildings and contents, ac. 0 c nfer with state officials about cording to City Clerk Henry N. a planned facelift for Sanford, affun Jr. Knowles emphasized the Downtown Development Coun. p city's insurance advisory cil Executive committee only recommends Jacobson announced Friday "policies," but it may provide she intends to form a Iresl .01111111 t 00 lists of insurance companies if or projects anioi the major civic asked by the commission himself before bids are called organi zati ons in Seminole Co unty. for. Tamm said the new budget "I will invite for the same coverage as last chairmen of all organizations year, but "not necessarily with and committees interested in the same company," calls for a community projv.ts to join," total of in premium she said, costs. This ccst includes The purpose $142,864 in federal social President's Committee, Ms secuily payments or old age Jdacobson said, %ill be to and survivors' insurance, and acquaint its members with the also $159,000 in emplo> ment plan rt centl} put foard by pensions and insurance ex. (lie Development Council, and pected to be paid to the state to coordinate ictiities among Tam.m explained the city ill have paid a total of $315,299 ,or current coverage for this budget year ending Oct. 31, which includes insurance and pension premiums of S136,lriI to federal and $9,392 to the state. Sanford's current annual ~ PIP SAE lURwoIrr -To Si-IE WAS SUPPOSED BU1S14C GOT 1-looscEt) 46 NT V "EMONITCeNC7 ON -44E AFTs;zNoor4 11 ,, ,, ,, 11 L4. AMERICAN I ~ -% COMM U NICA,Tiog~.. TV SOAP OPERAS r lzow "' Travelers Insurance Co. for a current policy for fleet coverage of all city vehicles and heavy equipment, bodily injury J ________________________ -. , Editorial DrarAbby .. Dr Iamb -;V~ I , • ,. L. . k2wtt - - ago coverage after claims resulted from Somepolicecaraccidentsanda couple of deaths," said Knowles, "And no insurance company wanted to handle our fleet vehicle coverage." Knowles Jthe ci ty 's Ii ran out so he went to the ad visary' committee for he ' (! C.) I annual premium costs through Bridge - ___ V"V.. - - - Today 1 - _J )DW , -. d . - ______--- -.1 -_ ..r.- - 815 oar000 to ;uif Life Cuntinucd On Page 2-A) t SHORT 30-PAY PEL.AY f 5wraRmarw i - ,VA " A2N 6fMAC, ____ ___ ThAI' 1W 0 1VR%j , IR Ous enough, I guess! It's hard to tell with a father as stingy as he 191" * ', _ - i ________ OFINN IN liME O "Oh, Dexter Is gener * , - by I. K. Ryan b • \ 'D" TUMBLEWEEDS I -1 ,•,, "l t 'P — • - . . public city offi6als. "They (the coziittee) dida lot of good work for us,'Knowles said, The ronit- nittee includes Bob Karns, Bob Crumley. Alex McKibbln. Tony Russi and Walter Carpenter. 'We h ad trouble severaI , •• . I0 .--- ; 1: i: . - - He said the informal corn Inittee recently helped find with an 0error an -~% ft / I \ , I __ - .:.-- 4 . .. .. . __ J10iia,tv /S ff, PMU AVff . __ __ ________ "They have nothing to do with bidi . . . They help us abreast of the new type. of licie3," Knowles ex' by Garrv Trudeau 400 NAC A"/ff 5 k0115 A P144M mv,ff aTY ws aw 1 I . .- V Ic Ims 0 -_ I- ! if the commission asks them to,' said City Manager Warren by Dick Turner - C - _____ pay and meet only about twice a year to give reconunendatiows A Toronto reader wants to CARNIVAL __ -- DOONESBURY ~9 'I i The city has a fiemLmber insurance athjq commiti' - AAKQJ9754 VA32 06&7 is a proper ACOL two-spade,) If .1 opening bid. The answer is a very s xong Even if Holmes h3d elected yes In the ACOL system, I ~I -to pass his 12-high-card points opening bids Of two in any suit he would have wound up in except clubs are forcing for 11 ree notrump. just one round and usually As anyone can see a spade show a hand with tremendous lead and heart return would playing strength, but not beat him two tricks. But no enough high cards for the one can really find fault with standard American two bid ;. curry's choice of a heart This hand has nine sure (Do you have a question I [ After a heart lead it would : ,j Is ri have been a simple matter for for the experts') Write "Ask th e great detective to make the Jacobys" care of this four odd b) mean: of newspaper The Jacobys will successful "diamond finesSe3. answrndividualquehons b h ed to wind u ii stamped self-addressed rH It seerns that Scurry led his most interesting questions deuce of hearts instead of the will be used in this column conventional fourth best. and will receive copies of you give me for managing his 1 It DA). tin a diet? How many calories are DEAR DR. LAMB minimum for him at 4 feet and Woman of 20 with two small 66 pounds? children, and in January of this Yes, for year I had my gallbladder and DEAR READER his age and height he is a IAtle apperxlix removed. I had a chubby. You will do him an gallstone the size of a quarter. enormous favor if you co ntrol My mother had her gallbladder his weight now It could help rcmoed to)ears ago, and my tumpreventanobesityproblem sister, age 26, had hers later in life. removed two weeks ago. She There is no magic number of had more than 100 gallstones, calories, but I would try to give four the size of mine, 36 a verage him it least 1 0 calories a day. ones, and the Others Wfl ; ~, - . 1 rash t Bo ies Returne WNW . ~ .7 -.~ . -, , : . !W - . . Studied 0 — I Opening lead -- 2 v been fruits, four ounces of cents, a long, stamped, selffruited yogurt, or a handful of addressed envelope, and ask for shelled or - dry roast peanuts or The Health Letter number 4-6, Balanced Diet, Recommended cheese. What added suggestions can Daily Dietary Allowances - isor 1 % -_ A\ - leivilirl Cause ie —_ 4,-- - - . 500,000 . lion had paid big dividends %% est North Eait 1%outh _____ . -i- ---.. - -- IV- 0~ .6 Q i 10 a 4 Neither %vinerable ______ I _________ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20Cents Premiums I iI ~` . holding of Jack-10-6-5 In that case the deuce of hearts would iI)I 9 FRANK AND ERNEST 68th Year, No. 50-Sunday, October 19, 1975 but ( its ( rnniulssioners h1i' I1I& Iiiial av' iii dcterlu!n1111' what tOlflt1fl3 handle the Insurdnce, according to UI) _____ _____ j ID COt4CL.VPE mi _ ITIt4 I J ...~ .3.2 Hol mes decided that as the case so hekda5padetoknck ' I - I ____ D JE I ________ ,- -.r -_ • - * :_. I ' I I ;--- -.--- . governmental pensions may cost the City of Sanford almost Holmes took his ace and went into deep thought That hen iti. fie could hi 4 1083 # K 52 - - _ .:-...-: . 0 hearts. -- . ..-.... I I' !!111 __~ -41 ~4 - same time give him all the clots in her legs and almost had PRISCILLA'S POP by All Yermoer essentials. to have Umn amputated. In my You need to be sure he is family on both sides there is : LIKE THI-5 SONG, . ~5*1_13 OUR IT'S getting enough minerals, hereditary twdening of the LcIRLYL,27— . ( OKAY \ c \ \SONG.J particularly calcium for that arteries. Can you please inform ' V — g rowing skeleton and me properly on the side effects Atarnins. And be sure he gets of a gallbladder operation? ' 7 \ enough complete protein to There are three women who are I 1.0; (I) ' ( -. provide all the essential amino very much interested In r I , . / J knowing •a j1 ac11 needs 34 grams of protein DFAIt READER — 1/1 (Recommended a day Daily Gallstones are an old disease -. _ 4-% AlIOWanc, I4). An They were even noted In 11 I glass of fortified skim milk will Eg)7tian munimies from IODO / )1 Ji', contain 10 grams of good B C They afflict one out of 10 I __ -) C protein. A pound of raw meat, adult Auvricans, and are more ,0,i,!24 C in =11 ; ou -I 7 1 __ chicken or fish, after removal common in middle-aged of fat and bone so it is edible women. ARCHIE b Bob Montana weight, will contain 100 grams The gallbladder is merely a ii' '1 DOYOUTHINIC"YWEC.ANT i-re A THE ATTACK IT I'S T iLl. 8€T of good protein On that basis storage pouch The liver is _~Irc WE*tt FIND SMNOS EVEN FiNQ.~ OF THE GIANT SCIENCE ITS AN IN THE YEM WKAT ARE you can figure how much for- constantly forming bile. It flows IT AT ABSO-RaiwiG ! INTELLIGEN'r D ,V~NIE ! FiCTiV4 SPONGE 1975 ANP 4 L11__ YOU tified skim milk and meat out of the liver through a bile LIFE IN 5PE? ALL THE WORAUS PEOPLE' ARCH ' ' MOVIE I products to give him daily He duct (tube) and barks up into PRO&EMS HAVE BEEN SMVE D ! needs NO grartis of calcium and the gallbladder. Then when you .. two glasses of fortified skim eat something fatty the — I •.. '"" ' " milk will only provide 700 gallbladder contracts and 17 ii ~ grams of It so I would include forces the bile Into the first part . two glasses of fortified skim of the small intestijw to mix &_ U ., . / milk aday. That plus one three . with your food, so it will be (I and a - half ounce serving of more easily absorbed The bile i meat or half that amount twice helps emulsify the fat for this LJ_ : a day will meet his protein purpose. I I I 0~- . N ~T_, ::i k, -- YE UIU') u duift East took her ac' back the five o i FAST - . I'LL JUST LOOK I N T1.4 NEWSPAPER OW DEAR,' 17 D — - -' \O1LTII £ Kb v987 •AQ k 72 i unlimited sater after that), children and adults, write to me dropping second helpings, and in care of this newspaper, P.O. keeping his de3sert portions Box 1551, Radio City Station, SAW-' ______1 N I ~ "It.-n \4 C. & Heirndohl GETTIN' HI-Ni T'LIKE YA IS A55OLUTELY! I ~-.~, AI _______ SUNDA tu tcJ 11) iii - him long range eating habits in addition to losing this eight requirements and, with a little calcium from other foods, will pounds is my goal. We started his diet last week probably inect his nee,ds. For information on the daily 1 limiting Ii tc one 'lass of skim milk or juice with meals dietary requirements for - I lklfv . 6y 551offel TO CHEW Ti-E ) RE I - t! -. ie To BRIDGE AT - ' ( DO )IOU TWAIN HIM NOT- S Nee is pounds, hceording to pe(hatrician. My problem is how to limit his diet ith t oerdorngitorkaving ou t I ),,Z-s WIN Six ear-Old D t 1mb, MD By Iwrenee DEAR DII LAMB I have a slightly pudgy ti-year-old boy 11$ BUGS BUNNY - • -Y by Larry Lewis - A <Eli ? 0 :1 ________________ - - -- on an issue on which he has to permit you to ac ARIES (March 21-April 19) F'ollow your own compass for ficient complish all the tasks you've very strong opinions. Ifis You're likely to face opposition best results. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You set today. Don't bile off more feelings are already close to the today from a source you'd least Ow you can chew and choke on surface. You could bring them expect. Don't be too harsh. This . are hypresensitive today and to a boil. person has some pressures he's could read into casual remarks it. PISCES I Feb. 20-March 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. much more than the speaker loath to talk about. ink 21) Avoid social functions today Keep on top of obligations, You TAURUS (April 20-May 20) intends. Ignore what you th if which include people whose may wind up with a red face Your time won't be your own you hear. remind you o) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) company you don't enjoy. others have to today. One who's done you a You'll .say something sharp to what is due them. to call on you for This is the t he m, then wish you'd bit your help, Come through the way he gift horse in the mouth. What YOUR BIRTHDAY you feel someone is doing for tongue. did Oct. is, 1975 11c a GEMINI I May 21-June 20) 11 19) You're an ger beaver to er his ends. you show favortism in You're going to take wrap you a deal .that's been 23-Oct 23) You LIBRA ay,) little circle 0 friends ng year could unknowingly wound an- and your mate will be on dii- pending. You're not a good pleasure trip IS coini talk that you've been dreaming other's feelings. Be balanced in ferent wavelengths today. finisher. today. You may Guard against embarrassing too much and lose ever)lhing. about for some time. Although all dealings. AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) it won't be a great distance, ,-) CANCER (June 21-July 22) another by airing your difDon't challenge a friend today will be loads of fun. While you know what you ferences in front of her. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) should do today, you may yield to pressures and get off course. 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Eveniiig all • - o -. 681 h 0.0 j44j .0h = dow" 'u CM Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents 1UIrn> '•' W Year, No. 60— Thursday, October 30, 1975 Henild p 1W \Ltr County Some May Pay More HCn Action a C) - o m - g W 39 oco : ___ . - u-u - — ; Z ox ¶, , Action approving cost figures and updated reports submitted on two proposed sidewalks needed for Idylkilde and Pinecrest Mementary school (UP to the Seminole County two county uffjc ls said today.' Count Public Work' Director lli)hert A ndrew tile I1eXt step regarding the $2,100 county share for sidewalk construction on S11. 46A front lkwood Drive to Vihien Road for Idyllwilde pupils is up to Commission Chairman Sid Vittlen Jr., "to bring it [*fore the board next Tuesday.- ; ,• u-u CID J - — 3 NZ #A M CA r M - 0 + 4K CA Q cc • a CA 2 !i iow PQ X - hd ONO" cc CA* cc *ONO ( IS CAD 10 C Z 1 Ir, M IT 9) _______ p _____ __ ___ -•.. '01 Sanford City Commission approved its $1.050 share C? IR .- •--. / . - 3 _ - n~c - -W - r u - ______ •• - ZM0 :t-' 0 —.. W % CO CU 0 ' ___ ' m — wi z CD f- 3 I— :; CA U - ' 'q4\ i ,,\ "fl - - I - • • - / ' C4 _ O N - ..-. ..J U ••• " ,- ______ i • l - •JJ • _______ _____ "LjA : -- - 'T t00og 10.9, 1 •' ": ____ L1i1 I\ 0 I' 0 1 - - L\--i / 64 1 I - - .1.f . CD — e - -- --•: CMD CD L_ CD .' D. CD r. CA CD CD a a - i • - - ____ - smi § Cc U eol ge Myers displays recovered stereo equipment ILI LAKE INIARY — Investigative work by the one-man detective' force of the LakeMary Police Department has resulted in the recovery of over two-hundred dollars' worth of stereo equipment. lawrence Stephan Sassman, 18, 162 West Wilbur Ave., reported to police Tuesday afternoon that the stereo Sassman said he discovered the stereo equipment was missing when he returned to his residence. C3 A CD X cu - - - : ON -J - CD VQ -. ' t •: i7 . - - - FORGET.ME.NOTS - - Sanford Mayor Lee Moore proclaims Saturday Forget-me-not Day when lorgetm"ots made by disabled veterans will be distributed by Disabled Ameirican Veterans and Au xiliary members who - Florence Williams, publicity chairman for Auxiliary 30; Moore; Auxiliary Commauder lAuise Undress andSeminole Chapter 30 Commandei Jack Kaise~. the enveloM to determine the Fi*r m on a e pproved By 7 per cent Interest rate paid Cas3elberry Mayor Bill Grier, a tract,held the county liable for M,f.116711% Vincent Arj Coun Board - - '- j =r2 ~7. 04. - Pot Smoking Re t Pro ed - At Inn W-A o< re MM ; - mail in their payment before the end of November, a three per cent discount If they return it be fore the end of December, a two per cent discount If they return it before the end of January, and one per cent discount If they pay the bill 4 - billion are being mailed. She said the office of Tax Collector Tray Ray should receive some $23,663,315.30 from taxpayers this year, considering the discount schedule for early payment. She explained that taxpayers will receive a four per cent from his home to a local convenience store from three youths in an automobile. Banquet C* Tax bills are being put jn the mail today, she said. Mrs. Lipsey said 62,283 bills on property valued at $1.4 ByAUDJEMURPHY lleraldStaff Writer Myers, 35, said he assumed the duties of part-time detective t nng of "Before that," he said, "we had to 'patrol all the time beca use with five duty, have one person performing this kind of follow-up on these cases." -- "if a person's reappraisal increase of his property was 30 per cent or less, there is no sL in taxes," said Mrs. Lake Mary Sleuth Recovers Equipment DBA Has M CO2 - - Ll 0 __________ . . -- - - - January when Dale speculated th~ Orlando firm of William R. suit cot..nty officills claim Dale has adequately checked two years, had attempted to make about $60,000 off the was hlough&Co., cost the county's "harusxnent" and did noththg default payments in the event the bonds could have been sold the interest rates because Grier purchase the two firn13 prior to bonds. or coase, Dale noted, the sale wasn't conwp for a low of6.2toa high of6,8 says he does Seminole County officially taxpayers an additional but cost the taxpayers a lot of after the bond validation n't believe the the time the county entered the firm must take the risk of per cent, market has changed that picture selling g. the bonds on a market In addition county officials drastically. Tuesday when the county cen salewouldhavecosiearfterthls George Bland, a Hough rep. made shaky by New York anol The issue centered on Bill Dale, the county's estimate $90,000in default pay. But conmilssjoners one by resenthtive, also is the financial other conditions. ion approved the sale of year when the county at- thousands and thousands of director of environmental merits will be paid owners of the one, have severely million In bonds to (tnan criticized consultant for the county. tempted to have U bonds dollars the county already has sernces, sa id Tueay the 7 Dale said the county hopes to two firma the Grier suit, calling it the purchase of Indian Ifills and validated in circuit court. Dale says Bland gave up a close the purchase agreement paid owners of the two firms interest rate will cost an ad. Grier says he acted on behalf irrespons;ble and a ripoff of the M,000 fee because the firm onsumer Utdities. But the bond validation was because the Grier suit delayed ditional SX0,000 over and above is wiMn 30 days. Dale and Counly Of city council. The mayor taxpayer's money. one County officials estimated the blocked by a suit signed by the purchase, which, by co reason the county's consultant. but Fiscal ARent Emmett Taylor what the sale would have cost In also says he doesn't believe for the suit is Casselberry, for Dale also s aid the firm stands to highly' re recommended the corn mission accept the Hough Proposal, rather than take the bonds to market. 71* motion to accept the Hough offer was made by Coni. inissioner John Kimbrough and seconded by Commissioner por b Harry Kwiatkowski who quipped: "I've never made a Oviedo Ifigh School Principal there's a problem or if there is $3-97- mi Ilion second." Stone today was in- disturbance. ost 200 members and Commissioner Dick Williams vestigating complaints of pupils "If there's a disturbance on a asked whether the county was P / guests en oyed an evening of smoking marijuana on a local bus e would welcome getting the be deal nissible' good fellowship t h sc hool bus recently , Fred assistance from the police to the two utilities Taylor, transportation director board a bus," said Taylor. (BDA) Banquet held in the is S3.97-million. of the Seminole County school "We'll cooperate with the law Holiday Inn, Sanford Marina, system, said today. enforcement officials if it oc: on Wednesday evening. Taylor said the reported curs. and we always have,' This is the first time the DBA incident involved bus No. 23 and said Layer. Ile said police has had a board of directors and its first year driver. Jack assist school bus drivers in full slate ofolficers, most of Picking the winners is no Grass, and complaints from other disturbances about twice whom Wtended the banquet eas as, as the Evenin g -_ other pupls. a Year. -Aincluding Forrest Foggin, Iferald's Fearless Football Taylor said this is the first Layer said drug abuse president: Earl Black, vice Forecasters have found out all such incident he could recall program are in all the county's president; Brad Hollingsworth, season long. For this mevk's f __ and we're not sure this one secretary; Bill Brown, predictions, consult page involves maijuana or not.,, fie treasu ALs o ap o Farr and Sara Jacobson, hill ____________________ bard Attorneyconsulted Douglas .1 ______________ McLa u inl nd Mike Stenstroin will be on were unable to attend. i the matter. Around ne Llock Guests included Sanford Mayor Lee 11. Moore; Sanford I zai Aar permitted on any school bus. Calendar 81 City Coninims i one rs and other city officials and area business, gh~ 00 ............. . . . co co 4,44 Cc - City Commissioners Julian Stenstrom and Gordon Meyer said the 27th Street project has been bouncing back and forth from the city to the county for nine years. By ED PRICKfl Herald StafI Writer m 00 V Al - vestigation conducted by Patrolman George Myers brought results within 24 hours, The stereo equipment was recovered and charges are pending against one youth. "This case Is Very significant because It's the first real case we've had to deal with since I was assigned detective duties on a part-time basis," Myers said, I--- Zrno m oo tz - - U F • ( Bush said the county already' spent about $10,000 for con. demnation proceedings for right-of-way from Sanford Avenue to the east side q hnecrest school / - -.- 03 A kfw ;CDc•); = discount," said Mrs Lipsey. school system and $540 for explained.Your taxes w ill be htre a person's taxes go will The full amount is due in county operation to a high of gher than the base rate if you be included in the bill, she said StiiinoIe County taxpayers March and taxes become 120.33 per $1,000 worth of live within one or more special Mrs. Lipsey also said 21,300 may receive their 1975 tax bills delinquent April 1, she said. property. ta xing districts, such as a fire notices with tax breakdown.s The biggest slice of revenue in time for Halloween, Mrs The difference depends on or sweet ligh ting district. are being mailed to property Sally Lipsey, assistant tax goes to the county school where you li ve in the county, Residents in the county's six owners who hold their own system. Count) taxes range and Lixpyers n collector, said today. Sanford pay mtinicipatiu.c will alm receive r!ortga' Tho" %t ho haven't \ tricks, and the only Irwii il low of $14 for each $l,WO an additiona l $.33 for each their city tax bills along with received their tax bills by Nov. treat" involved, Mrs. Lipsey wortli of property — $8.60 to the $1,0DO worth of property, she the county bills. A breakdown of 15 should contact Ha s office. said, is no increase in taxes unless a property owner's assessed valuation went up 30 per cent or more. $300,000 Additional Cost Cited , L> 0 -_•__\,I< ,j ' VQ CI'u4 40 ; , Andrew said he also gave a status report for a sidewalk on 27th Street between U.S. 17-92 and Sanford Ave. for Pinecrest pupils, to Vihlen as requested , but haq received no direction. County Engineer Bill Bush said "the county has all the figures" on the 77th Sweet project lie said the city's for labor and materials on th e 2SO feet portion wquldbe about $1,000. hush said the county's share for materials for the 950 feet section would be about S 2,000, m - -- _fI U) M _________ • • • CD 0 -- _____ (fl 00040 WIN •T1 _______________ Ct) Era "U By JOEASKRE Herald Sta ff Water . . ; S -- r 3 ' County Tax Bills Out Today Awaited .4 m t 1 ' - I [ : -, low co ______ Today 0 4 - ,a cc a* Cc cc .01 tj cc i rk ____ -. - M w(ican tn ILA - 0 11n am 1A Voters Must W ccv 0 0 0 0 - 0 M aw a-i --' 0 MCI 0 C) 31b Return Card . ' j -,-- - Q The purpose of the banquet, -- ______ 0 g - -. 0 I N MW h - . . - .-.-- - I . . U . t • -- -•_:.=------ .' -' . - . -- • ' . '- . - -------- ' - • . - - •. . formal buffet-style banquet. at the event was Greater Sanford Chamber of Downtown Business Association officers get together at last Commerct. Executive Manager night's banquet it the Ifoliday Inn. From left: Bill DVOW14 treasurer; Brad lInlIngsworth, secretary; Forrest Foggin, Jack homer. A - -, - said Foggin, was "to draw our business people together In a spirit of good fellowship." This objectivewas reached during an evening which began with a social hour from 6:3 7:30 p.m. followed by the of allegiance led by City Commissioner Gordon Meyer and invocation by Rev. J. T. Z C - Mvs 49V -I J__XAn , r- C - Z 0 0 310 0 4 ________ - M ro cis. - -, , . . j. .• ---- . • . . U - - - - . - , - ,. . . -&.:_____'_ - .-. . . - -• •-- .. --- S - - - said Ia)vr. Both Layer and Taylor said president; and Earl Black, vice president. I Herald Photo by Tom local law enforeement per. Vin f 11 sonnel are permitted to board a school bus if a driver suspects . . - . - -- - - - . .. . • - . - - - ... . Layer. Layer said if a ills caught smoking on a be Suspended for up to I0 days and can be expelled fmm school if drugs are involved. Layer said he can t remember when pot smoking was reported on a bus but there are "always rumors. can't remember when we last expelled it pupil for .. . . - •-- -------.--------- - I - . . - -. - -_ - - -. r- FAliturial Some 11,500 Seminole County- dttzefts will have -A Dear Abby Dr. Lamb 343 .,•.. their names purged from Horoscope the voter rolls unless they Hospital immediately return Obituaries renewal cac to Seminole Sports County Supervisor of Tclejsjon Iuboua Camilla Bruce's women courthouse office. Sim Bruce said today %%TATIIER that her ollice mailed out Wednesda~'s high nearly a month ago, ad.. $-A 7. Partly cloud), through Frida . Highs in tht, IG-,; Lows near 60. %lostl) northea% %inds 10 to 15 mph, Illetails and fides are on tog.. v 1:9 vO ers 10 sign "I'd return the carck within 3C days to k"p their voter registration In force. - Ii r .. - -- ' .-.,' . . . - - - . 44~_-:R_ �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 30, 17$ NA11ON a Rumors a- i Noting that his office con not an Illegal contribution to the gall to call anyone and him "by u.itng the public state attorney license to in. dueLed an investigation Floyd," Herring said. unAmerican" for using his filth trust on trumped up charges, timidate and undermine the rece ntly Into "accusa tions and Swofford today accused amendment privilege, charging all of which has been dismissed. basic rights of free men, the "here in Altamonte Springs right of a free man to seek State Attorney Abbott allegations" Swofford made Herring of "getting involved in that when "Herring's Cadillac wofford said. Herring today declined corn- against his opponent In the Al. another local election as he has was involved in a country club he has used the public trust, his public office, ment on a rumored in- tamonte Springs mayor's race, in every el ec tion I've par- acci de nt in Titusville" the sta te, vestigatlon into the campaign herring said any questions ticipated in since he held uf- attorney "refused to answer I 0 contributions and ex penditures direct ed to Fulenwider ap. lice," questions on the basis of the of Lawrence Swofford, Alta- patently confused the chief inSwofford said a person from fif th amendment." FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE monte Springs mayoral candi- vestigator. herring's offi ce asked to meet .. Notice Is hereby given that I am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Any reilation a i ship between gaged in business at 9,96 E. Hwy CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, date. The sta te attorney sa id he him ea rly this week. Swofford and justice is purely 436, Altamonte Springs 32701. FLORIDA. herring explained that ac- deliberately kept Fulenwider said, however, the man would flem% PR ORATE DIVISI ON. coincidental, Swofford sasu. ..eminole county.Florida cording to state law, if a out of the investigation con- not meet at Swoiford's Lake tihl0ui name of ALTAMONTE Case No. 73.U7CP Swofford cha ged that SCHWINN CYCLERY, and that complaint had been filed wi th cerning Floyd because of ,'past Flo rida home, not at Swofford's In Re: Estate Of " UI to attempted intend ,oreqster Md name with the MAXIMILIAN KING, Dot Glisson of the state dcc- personality conflicts" between attorney's office, nor would he herring Deceased . Clr'ri of the Circuit Court. Seminole ruin runny public officia ls by tlon.c offi ce in Tallahassee cornFulenw ider and Swofford, permit Swofford 's attorney to ida In accordance with or ou C nty, Fl NOTICE TO CREDITORS " hav i n g ..r,.lfl ind I dcted i cted,' I c' 'tin" nients concer ni ng such an inlie sa id that investigation be present during the talk. the provisions Of the Fictitious TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO would meet with fortner Mayor Ken Brown of Narr,e Statute%, To Wit: SectiOn CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST vestigation would be violation was conducted by a deputy in"I told him I 11 Longwood, five members of the 5* EST ATE: of state law. vestigator and assistant sta te him at his convenience with Perkins Jr. s wiiiiam E. are hereby You and each of you or CanaveralAuthority, The The state attorney for attorney rather than Fulen- attorney," Swofford said, Publlth' Oct. 16.73,20, Nov. 6, 1197S notifIed and required to file any Cocoa Mayor ,eearon and MIS. DES !3 claims arid demands wh ich you, or and Brevard Coun- wider and that Floyd gave the Swofford said he is "ap. entire city council. Melbourne either of you. may have against sa id s. m • $ cc $ , ,, ties, from ILlS Titusville office, state attorney's a. Herring's S 0,11CC a REGISTRATION OF estate in the off ice 01 the Clerk of the au-out Chief of Police Bob Catron said any statements attributed statement under oath, waiving efforts to influence the outcome FICTITIOUS NAMES Circuit Court of the Eighteenth We the undersigned, being duly Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, to his chief investigator Jack immunity, of the mayor's race by touting "All of these officials have sworn, do hereby declare under oath Florida,Probate Division in the Fulenwider about any purOne of the allegations c,. his authority in the guise of been exonerated, Swofford that the names of all persons in- Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, ported investigation were cerned campaign contributions state attorney to disgrace and said. terested in the business or within tour calendar monthS from time of the first pubIiC,tiOr Cf aliFirently the results of ''con. to Fiord and "we had malign nie" lie said Herring has done rcot-orj (rried on '1rr thi' . Of WAGNER'S AMOCO aI 818 this notice Each claim or demand fusion" on Fulenwider's part. formation to knuw there was Swofford said Herring na m"* South French Avenue. Sanford, must bo in writing and filed in 11 32711, and the extent of the interest duplicate and state the plac e of . 00 each, is as follows: residence and post Of Ice address 0 I Name— E. PPENICK JR Ex nt and Must be sworn to 1. tent of Interest — sole owner 1 j by the claimant his agent or at ,j E P Penlck Jr M FLORIDA BRIEF By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff W ri ter BRIEF Gu n Holds unman o s H os ages, ynami e ___ * Herring i S*Ient On Swofford Probe I T rea ens Comment Would Violate Law Says __ Legal Notice Legal Notice ias IN Community Emptie s Wallets To Aid Teen-Age Cancer Victim It - I.ESSHLJRG lAP) Shocked by the plight of a carx'er.crippl ed teen•ager, residents of this small city are opening their wallets to help her widowed mother defray the bills from a year of medical treatment. I don't think I could have made it without all this wonderful help," says Marjorie Vulgamort', a practical nurse who quit work in January to care for her daughter Anna. 14. "I know Anna would appreciate it." Anna Vulgamore. a pretty and once-athletic girl, is speechless, blind, deaf and paralyzed by cancer that spread from her brain to her spinal cord before it was diag nosed. A newspaper report drew attention to her case over the weekend. A local radio station broadcast a fund-raising appeal Wednesday and raised $&iO. . UEVE1.AD (AP) More than 200 policemen and federal agents maintained a silent vigil today around a CSL ss...re a gwunan uuv..uiciwig 10 explode a dynamite bomb held six hostages. The gunman was identifiedby police as Edward O,WatL'DT' • Wanted list '.i ru1lS, i.u, once onI. wei FBI's In iv £ti .03. Wiw COOictions for robbe r)' and parole violations dating back to 1938. lie was released on parole earlier this year. Watkins released three women hostages in the first six hours. one of whom said shc had a head con&tinand two who became ill. Watkins himself was said to be suffering from a heart co ndition. - . . ,. r . . . p, , ,, ,, , ,' 1, , ' Ford In R f C LOS ANGELES (AP) President Ford is preaching cv'Uv ' RcpuWicxaszn oil .I C gospel of - fund-raising mission that strikes at the political base of White House challenger Ronald Reagan. Under stringent secu rity, Ford ret urned to t he state where he twice en countered gun-wielding women, saying that some of his f riends advised him to stay home, but insisting that he wants to hear what people have to say. He came to denounce what he called government frills, to prot est f ederal rewards for people "who want benefits w ithout stork' to criticize spending for iai periments instead of defense And to applause, he repeated that New York Qty will get no financial aid from Pus administration. Social Security Levy . . . . . . . . - . -r.4._ - - Oct 9 16 i 20 1973 _____ ________ .- - - ' -2i - -- ______ I, 1 .r .... . . '..'t;. - . -' .. To Rise sl . 9 POOLS And that I intend to register of 1:;e = zrk . . .. •- ' - i .' - ThegovernmentarmouncedWednesday thatitwlll levy Social Security taxes on the llrst$15,3000f your earnhrigs " - next Jan. 1, up from the $14,000 taxable wage ,, ,- ,-i.-.. . . " --- .. jli . -. , . \ii ,' - . ..-.- • , '.' 'di , I. ! I '. - ,. ,, . - .. '. it ,.. , ~ 1 % .- -' ',,." 11 -- — * and IACY ASSOCIATION. IN Wit: Section 96S 09 Florida Siatutes HOSPITAL the Fictitious Name Statutes. To. ..•".' ..-.-*~ _.. - __,~ NOTICE OF SALE i ., __-~ __:~Sila. - Florida Slatuln. ARTHUR H. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida, shall sell i: public' sal e His brief court Appearance r3n* about four hours after be was mdictedbya federal jtryfrorctJonwith KIDS ENJOY the April 21 holdup of a Qocker National Bail branch in suburban Carmichael. HAT RACK EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. within the 1@981i hours of sale Mort CUiT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sPecif ically at I IV A.M. on tht 101h Pupils in M.V. Parri's ddrd gmde at Wider Sprbw E3emfttu7 Sebod em)sy trying on bats of Ell descriptions at the "hat rack" and use them to act out plays, stodes and poetry. From left, pgJ COUNTY,. FLORIDA Copkson, Stephanie Bishop and Mark Mays.Paul chose the End'sh Bobby's hat because his father English. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr) . In Re: The Marriage of N ELSON I I day of November, 197$. to the hi ghest bidder for cash at the West Cas No, 75-2276CA44-A DOUGLAS HOLMES. Husband, Front Door of the Courthouse in Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, - pursuant to the Partial Summary Final Judgment of the Court in th; NANCY GLISSON HOLMES. above Styled catite the following Wife, property to wiI DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE The South 107 feet of the North 13 S NOTICE OF ACTION ciaint of the Northeast I, of the TO: NELSON DOUGLAS HOLMES Southwes t '.of Section 11, Township 2606 Rlttenhoijs, 20 South. Range 30 East, Seminole Street NW, County, Florida, East of U. S. 17&92 Washington, D.C. 7001S (ion the West 30 feeJ) containing YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 11.6 acres. more or lass. that an action for Dissolution Of The Said property It being sold Marriage and Other relief has been subject to all liens of record. tiled against you and you are WITNESS my hand and seal of required to file with the Clerk of the tni CoxI on the 76th day of October. abovg named Court. and serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, SEAL I to it on Morton Rosenblum, Esg, Arthur H Beckw,tti, Jr Suite 205. 420 E Highway 434 Clerk of the Circuit Court Casseiberry, Florida 31107, on or Seminole County, Florida before Dmcember 4th, 1973; other. By. Elaine RiChard, wise a Judgment may be entered Deputy Clerk agiinsl you for the rifles demanded Publish: Oct. 30. 1973 in the Petition, DES 175 WITNESS my hand and the seal of INVITATION FOR BIDS said Court on .— #rn tly of October. THE SANFORD HOUSING and Geneva Man Found Gui lty In 'Steal-To-Order' Case By BOB LLOYD the chain saws from "an in- Seminole but has admitted HeraidStaff Writer surance adjustor." participation in 100 to 150 Joseph E. Long had testified burglaries and theftsduring the A 0-year-old unemployed that he paid Onle the $1Th and 18-month theft ring operation. Geneva truck driver, Joseph E. that Onie never furnished a Yates said he was involved in Long, was found guilty by a promised receipt. 81 burglaries In Seminole. He circuit court jury today of long maintained he didn't furnished information to buying, receiving and con- know the saws were stolen. sherif fs agents during a threecealing chain saws allegedly On Oct. 16, a circuit court month probe that resulted in stolen by members of a multi- jury returned a verdict of In. mid-August raids and arrests of 1973. AUTHORITY SANF0RD. county "steal to order" theft nocent for Marvin D. Long, 44, 13 suspects in connection with (Seal) FLORIDA Will receive bids for the Arthur H. Beckwi?h, Jr. INSTALLATION ring. GAS OF In the chain saw possession the thefts and theft ring clerk of the Circuit Court HEATERS IN CASTLE BREWER James Arthur Onie Jr., Case. operations. By: Lillian I. Jenkins COURT AND COWAN MOUGHTOPI year-old Orlando carpenter, DtPUtY Clerk Circuit Court Judge Joe A. On Wednesday, a jury TERRACE, FLORIDA PROJECTS Offices Of If I and 164 until 2'00 pm on the testified that tie and Calvin C. Cowart Jr. today allowed deliberated 90 minutes before Law Rcis.riblum & Pipklns 10th day of November 1973, at the Yates Jr., of Casselberry, stole Joseph E. Long to remain free finding a 30year-old Sanford BY: S. Morton Rosenblum, Eq, Administration Building. Cattle 120 E. Highway 43 chain saws In a February on bond pending completion of a woman guilty of aggra't,d Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida at which tim, and place all bids will be burglary at Longwood Saw and court -ordered pre-sentence assault in a shooting at a bar. Casseiberry, Florida 37707 Attorneys for Petitioner publicly opened and read aloud Mower, U. S. 17-92, Locgwood. investigation. Circuit Court Judge A. J. PubIit.h: Oct. 20, Nov. 6. 13. 20, 1975 Proposed forms of contract Oiue, who had dated Joseph Onie faces a maximum llosemann Jr. adjudicated DES 177 documents, including specifications, Long's niece, said he took three sentence of 15 years In prison on Martha Mae Ervin, 30 Higgins a-c on file at the office of the of the stolen chain saws to the a guilty plea In one of tp. Terrace, Sanford, guilty and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Housing A1t',. 4 cf the City of Sanford. Florida, Administration 9 residences of Juseph and M. D. proximately 150 burglaries allowed her to remain free on FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Building, Castle Brewer Court. Long. Old Minis Road, Geneva, allegedly committed by bond pending a pre-sentence FLORIDA. 5ato, Florida. and may be CASE 7Sfl11•CA.0 and sold the saws for 1175. members of the theft ring. Investigation and sentencing. SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE secured any time after 630 a m, Monday, November 3, t73 Onie testified he told the men He has admitted under oath Ms. Ervin faces a maximum COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Copies of the documents may be Plaintiff, Obtained by the chain saws were stolen. But that he was involved In 1 10 to sentence of five years in pr ison di'p4itIng 52300 With the Housing Authority for each set of the Long brothers testified 15" buglaries. on the conviction. RICHARD BUCHMANN A nd MAR soobtained Suth deposit Onie claimed he'd gotten Yates hasn't been charged in She was accused of wounding LOUISE BUCHNANPI, hit wife, Y documents will be refunded to each person *tiO Defendants. Curley Barber, of 2214 South.. returns the Plans, specifications and NOTICE OF ACTION other documents In good Condition west Road, in the side with a To RICHARD RICHARD RtJI.wIA *1mm 10 days after bid opening. MARY LOUISE BUCHMANPI, st0urmnnc1dtnt Aug.30 A Cert ified check or bank draft hit *mte at Goldsboro Bar, W. 13th St., payable t the Housing Authority of P residents ' Panel 12$ Ninth Avenue N.E. the City of Sanford, Florida, U.S. Sa nford. Jamt, North Dakota Government bonds or a satisfactory In other cases dociteted for 5e01 bd bond execu t ed by the biddett YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an trial this week: and acceptable sureties In an " acttoforec,amOrtgaQ,on,h, IVteef day -Terrie C. Rogers, 55, Forest following proper ty situate amounleguaItosp,,.(,of,Id In be su bmitted with each bid City, pleaded guilty to at. SeminoleCounfy, Florida, described The 5Cft%ful bidder will be as follows: me lu st mee ting of the executive the Down. tempted was requir to furnish and ply for Lot 7$, Block H. Sky Lark Sub Presidents' Committee, a group town Development Council, the allowed to remain free on bond sausfactory Performance and diviSion, to Plat thireof as pay m,nt borvi ort,onfil composed of leaders of local purpose of the committee is to pending completion of a pre. recordedaccording in Plat Book I?, Pages 11 Alt,ntmcn it call, to the civic and professional coordinate the activities of all sentence investigation, and IS, of the Public RKordt of provlilo for equal emptiyment organhzations,is scheduled for the organizations to maximize -George Harold Alford, Jr. 19, Seminole County. Florida, opportunity, and payment of no t lest I has been filed against yov You are flij a.m. Friday at the First the effectiveness of their 407 Orange Ave., Sanford, required to ser ve a Copy of your waget.the minimum salaries and as set (fifth in the Federal Savings and Loan projects. pleaded guilty as charged to written defeniet, if any. to this Specifications must be paid on th% action Association of Seminole. More specifically. Ms. leaving the scene of an accident on Smith and Hayden, P.A., Project. At,crneys for thi Plaintiff, whosa, Accord to ZZara Jacobson, Jacobson, Jacobson said the committee with personal Injury, The lousing Authority of the City address Is 1316 Barnett Bank $a nford, Florida reserves the S Will serve as a 11112M h,tw.mn i.,.. J. iUflViU, Florida right to reject any or all bids or to 37707. and tile tht the Downtown Development Original with the waive any Informaljtlks in the Clerk of the Above Styled Court onor bidding, Council (DCC) and the before November 36. 1973, otherwI No bid shall be withdrawn for a organiza tions with the goal of a ludument may be entered *9ain*t of S days subsequent to the you for the ret let downtown redevelopment in dern.nijed In the opening of bids withou' the consent Complaint. mintL oftheHousin9*uthorItyof*heCitY a ,hetH, WIIP4ES5myp nd nd of Sanford, Florid a The agenda for the meeting said Court on this 27th dy of Oc HOuSiNG AUTHORITY tower 1913. will include informal reports OF THE CITY OF (Sea l) from the organizations SANFORD, FLORIDA Arthur H. 6tCkwith, Jr. represented and a report from ADMINISTRATIVE BLDG Clerk Of the Circuit Court By: Thomas Wilson, Ill the DDC to familiarize cornBy . Lillian I Jenkins 3 ilt: Executive Director Depy Clerk mittee members with ha acPublish - Oct. 3 3), Nov.3, 3,4. S. f. PubIIth Oct. 30. Nov. 6, 13, 20. 117$ 7, 9. 1975 ti vities and ob jectives. DES 176 Drs IN - I XQ4 ra Light Bill Savings Predicted - TALLAHASSEE tAil Customers of the state's largest utility can look forward to saving $45 million a year on their light bills following action by tt'e Environmental Regulation Commission, say spokesmen for the Flo rida Power & Light Co., The commission voted 5-2 Wednesday to relax sulfurdioxide air standards in Dade. Broward and Palm Beach counhle5, although Commissioner JR. Middlemas ob. jected that the change would make Florida's air similar to that of Pittsburgh. . r 9 SANFORD REPRESENTATIVE We are proud to announce our association with Al. A Sanford resident for 40 years, he has been associated with Sanford Electric and Wall Plumbing, giving him a total of 20 years experience in the heating and air conditioning field. LAKE MARY'S NEW PLANNER - -- ------------ ------- - .' . S5 - • - -' - . . .. - . -. . -- , -:.' .-__._. - = , - - - - . i = .. — - ,._........__.. . . - . --_ t' ALL TEMP SER VICE INC. Reginald Afford, of Sbeoah Boulevard, Winter Springs, is on the job at the Lake Mary City Hall as dty planner-researcher to aid in preparing the community's comprebeosjye land use plan, mandated by state law to be completed by 1977. Alford, whose $10,000 annual salary Iii funded by the federally sponsored Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA), will be working with Planning and Zoning Director Francis Jenlor and the city's planning and zoning board in preparing the comprehensive plan. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) AIR CONDITIONING - HEATING REFRIGERATION - INSTALLATION -SERVICE MAINTENANCE CONTRACTS win amill 0 (D)7 ZAD a Altamonte Sewer Plant Called Aid To Wekiva save )N SHE NoWILLIAM$ NGS)' The Altanionte Springs regional sewer plant, currently under construction, will help clean up the Wekiva River rather than pollute it further, lex Srikevich, of the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation said this week, being injected Into the river in the Altamonte area. lie said treatment plants In the Altamonte Springs area currently discharging effluent into the river will be required to stop the discharge and connect to the regional plant. Senkevich, at a meeting of state officials sponsored jointly by the Sanford and Astor Senkevich said although analyses conducted Kiwanis Clubs Tuesday night, said the showed that the river could accept the highly treated effluent from the Altamonte Springs Altamonte Springs 7.5 million gallon dail yfacility, this doesn't mean that other plants will capacity facility is a model plant and will help be permitted to dump into the Wekiva, reduce pollutants in the river, lie added that the plan to discharge the District manager for the St. Johns River regional plant's effluent into the Wekiva was also District. Florida Department of Environmental studied from a "hydrological" standpoint and Regulation tI)EUj Orlando office, Senkevich there is no fear that the discharge will cause said I)Eh1's planning department in Tallahassee flooding of riverfront properties. found that the Altamonte plant with Its advanced Senkevict, noted that the U.S. Environmental treatment systems will provide the most modern Protection Agency has also approved plans for iilethod of cleaning up all pollutants currently the plant. - 0 S WV111M Fabric-backed TIXTUIES 9 • Fabfic-backed walicovetings wailcoverings 138 bisutifti patterns • Beautlt,4 patterns Prepasted and In Ieztises, weaves strippable and stripes Stain resistant scnbable • Al stain resistant and scnbabt. 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Steel Corp. executive says. -This outright hostility and lack of awareness is a deadly threat a threat made more dangerous by the disbelief that It can possibly be so widespread," William G. Whyte a U.S. Steel vice president, told the Joint Statewide Conference on Free Enterprise Wednesday. The conference, sponsored by the Florida Chamber of Commerce, the Florida Council on Economic Education and the Florida Association of District School Superintendents, brought together more than 300 business, labor. education and government officials "to foster a better understanding of the free enterprise system." ; Circuit Court of Seminole County, .T. - Economics Education Backed BEC KWIT H. JR.. Clerk of the .. in the city within the past few weeks because of lack of cornwas reached by the three groups at a two-hour meeting previously municatlon. "It was heartbreaking." he said. and agreed the fire department's difficulty in receiving fire calls LAKE MARY — Every householder in this city will be is a major problem. Councilman Bert FerinchIef, currently police commissioner receiving a letter from city fathers in the next few days advising and considering accepting the dual role in charge of both police them to ('all the countywide communications center 830-811: Under agreed plan, citizens of the city with emergency needs willthe call the sheriff's department countywide "s" and fire when a new public safety department is created by orif the services of the fire or police departments are needed or a municatlon center which dispatches city police cars. dinance next month, said he will clear the plans through the medical emergency arises. sheriff's department. The police patrolmen in the squad cars will in turn notify The city council, in a meeting with fire commissioners and firemen of the calls via the mobile units. The police department In other discussion, fire commissioners and directors of the directors of the volunteer fire department, agree to have fire also will be on the alert for emergencies needing fire department volunteers made it clear they oppose the hiring at this time of a department mobile radio units installed in the city police cars to response as they patrol, paid full-time fire chief. Roger Stumbo, a fire commissioner, and dispatch fire and medical emergency calls. Volunteer Fire Chief Chuck Smith, who resigned his official Margie Hess, a director, said a greater need at this time is a The solution to the fire department's lack of communication status with the city six weeks ago, said the volunteers lost a house complete communications system, Host Reception PENSACOLA AP The search for a kidnaped 51-year-old real-estate woman has spread to Mississippi after abductors ignored a ransom drop and failed to release her, the FBI says. The search for Alma Charboneau Hartley moved Wednesday to Meridian, Miss., after new instructions for delivering a $40,000 ransom were received in Pensacola, officials said. Mrs. Hartley disappeared Friday. News of the case was withheld until Wednesday by Panhandle Florida news media at the request of her husband, Thomas, and the FBI. Wednesday, law enforcement officers monitoring calls to the Hartley home heard new instructions for delivery of the ransom. lhuruaj, s.,1.'Ju, lf'a- - - on fire and medical emergencies, considered a temporary one, Kidnap Search Widens occorcUnce with the provisiom of \_,• . 7 - been Miss Heard's lover, was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of bank robbery resulting in death. ,, . -,.', I' By DONNA ESIES Herald Staff Writer As widow FICTITIOUS NAME Plaintiffs. i her ventPit21I engaged In business of HARO T Warren Ave., Longwood, Seminole P LDd.aK:tN Z akau L. KINTZ IN County Florida under the fictitious VESTMENTS and MARY J XIII TZ name of JOHN W.I.SON his wife, CHARLES F. SMITH and BROKERAGE, HOUGH SMITH. his MARKETING SPECIALISTS. BARBARA wife, VIRGINIA A. WILLIAMS. MASS MARKETING SERVICES, LEO VOSKAN and JOAN VOSKAN. end that I intend to register said his wife. UNITED STATES OF name with the Clerk of the Circuit AMERICA NETT ANK OF Court, Seminole County Florida in BR aB ORLANDO, a ban k ing Notice ..VT .. I • -M ': % "- .. I . k?1.0 i.::. "u' ' - . - :k' ,7l . . R ______________________ .,.. and murder last ApriL ' 1, . Oct 30 Nov 6. Florida in accordance with thC IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of the FictitiouS Name EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR SEMINOLE statutes, To-wit; section 16S.09 CUIT, IN AND COUNTY, F LORIDA orida tasteilSl . CIVIL ACTION NO, 7 5 14UCA091 Richard Silvestri Publitti: Oct. 30,P4OV. 6, 13. 20, 1913 JOHN BARHYDT and ELIZABETH DAY BARIIYDT his wile and DES-lit OARIIARA ANN GARRETT, a . • "s - . ' .- .. 'A. - '. SACRAMENTO, Ca lif. (A?) Steven SolIah, free of a charge that he harbored lugItive Patricia Hearst, faces a pOsSlible death sentence in connection with a bank robbery ' ' '. - -' .. .- - ... base thiS )'C The result will be that an estimated 13 million workers will be paying higher Social Security taxes next year, ton maximum of $89505 or 70. more than this year. Their employers will pay a like amount. Soilan Faces Murder Trial . . - " a a '••. . I t. --'- Charles H. Williams fUW0Od Seminole Attorney for Executrix County Florida ufldef'the fiClItidJl 201 Bradthaw Building me Of ACTION CENTER CONS 14 E. Washington Street SIR UCTION A.KA SAN JOSE Orlando, Florida 3760$ I - Anne La Bellman As Executrix of said estate Evergreen St ..- .e- --' . .,..'. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am -=I -- - torney, or the same shall be voci rida lbs ado 1 76Datd th day of October. -,, -. V01 The stocky, 27-year-old bousepainter, believed to have ..,.,,,,,,.. ................. To Fl, Dispatch Center To H andle Emergencies JM.K.suNVljjj; APi — Gov. Reubin Askew will host a reception and dinner late Sunday for President Ford, Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and other dignitaries, an Askew aide says. "It's not going to be a bash," Paul Schnitt, Askew's press secretary, said Wednesday of the private affair at the San Jose Country Club. "It will be very informal, very low key." Ford is due in Jacksonville before noon Sunday to continue talks with Sadat, who is to arrive Saturday for a four-day private visit with Raymond K. Mason during his Official visit to the United States. Maso, is president of The Charter Co., which has exten-' sire holdings in the Middle East. AI • WASHINGTON (AP) If you earn over $14,100 next year, you'll be paying up to $70.20 more In Social Security beginning Askew Evening Herald, Sanford, obile Radio Units To Be Installed Theso coatings are the rsst4t of extensive research and testing by The Sherwln.WlIIIaine Conony, Wa guarantee your salistac- lion In the use of these products or your purchase pelco will be refunded. LOW PRICES! SALE ENDS NO VINIER 5th . TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS iC PANEL CENTER I ~1 1 w ) I PRE FINISHED WALL PAPfEL$ MOLDINGS. u s ivw000 ARMSTRONG CIII IWO TILl LUU$II SHrIVING lUST OLIUM. SPINDLE FLEX BUILDING MATERIALS . . 307 E. 251h St. Ph. 323.5676 God wants bicentennial... you to by helping celebrate others. America's Practice what you p r ay. WE MAKE YOU •.. I- *4 * COW& wemwm ft aft CIO" 0 , Sanford FEEL RIGHT AT HOME Sanford 318 French Ave. Phone 322-1681 �Evening Herald For the second consecutive year, the Goldcnrod Jaycees are sponsoring a Haunted Castle, from now through Nov. 1. This prize-winning attraction is at Glenn Turner's castle on Bear Gulley Road In Goldenrod. Many people will tour the castle from 6 to 10 p.m. nightly and movies will be shown for those waiting line to enter. Drama clubs from area schools are ta king part in the action and they also helped with sets, props and other aspects of this project. All proceeds from the castle benefit the Go!denrod Jaycees' Youth Shelter. Last year, the Jaycees received local, state and national awards for the best fund-raising project ever and from the way things are going they shouldn't have any trouble repeating those laurels this time around. 300N. F'HENrHAVE.,SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305-.32"..2611 or 831-9993 Oct. 30, 1975-4A Thursday, Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director . iIliII(. Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $28.40. 14%. Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, 132.40. Takes Action ; City 1± The The Seminole Youth Ranch will be the beneficiary of Lyman High School's homecoming activities this weekend as admission to a couple of events will be a can of food, which will be turned over to the Youth Ranch. Last night, the students dressed up in 1950's Clock County Ponders The Sanford City Commission is to be commended for its prompt action in earmarking funds for the city's share of a new sidewalk on SR 46A for the protection of Idyliwilde Elementary school pupils who must traverse that busy thoroughfare twice each day. Unfortunately, the county commissioners don't seem quite so concerned about the matter and are d r agg ing, their feet in comin g up with their part of the funds for the project. One-third of the proposed sidewalk project is in the city and the remaining two-thirds is under county jurisdiction. Concern for the safety of the children is so great that City Manager 'Pete" Knowles has written to the Board of County Commissioners urging action on this particular project, pointing out that there has been one "bad accident" on the road and calling for a lowering of the speed limit in the area. Meanwhile, the city commission is pressing county action on yet another hazardous area — 27th Street between Sanford Ave. and U. S. 17-92 which city fathers claim has been bouncing back and forth between the county and the city for nine years. The Herald shares the concern of Sanford city commissioners and we sincerely hope that the county commissioners don't wait for a tragedy to occur to force the issue to a head. Pocketbook Issue President Ford's proposal for a $28 billion tax cut linked to a corresponding slash in fedxal spending has been Called "political" by his Democratic critics. It is, of course, just as any Issue In Washington on the eve of an election year is buffetedby Political . Mr. Ford Is aware that on extension of 1975 tax 1diiCtIOfls, at least,imitable. is i The House Ways and M Cotnrnittee, chaired by Rep. Al Lfllinan of Oregon, is considering a of tax credits even more generous. the President has stolen the tax cut th under by doubling the most glowing of the program DOW under consideration CongressBut he has also focused attention CD the StE8dllY fI311 budget defici t, which Is expected to reach $70 billion this year. Projected spending for fiscal 1977 has been calculated at about $423bil11on —up$53 billion from the current figure. Mr. Ford urges that tax cuts. Even then, red Ink spending would exceed $40 billion, giving new fuel to Inflation. The trouble Is that 75 per ceil of projected spending is beyond control debt Interest, Social Security payments, veterans' benefits, welfare and other similar programs politically OUChabIe. And, although the President's recommendations on budget cuts have not yet been made public, It Is not likely that he — advocat~ heavy reductions In deferise spending, the other major expense. Democrats already have termed Ford's O3Ifl workable and unacceptable, but they concede that the public is cornedoverdingandreceptivetotflfi' he Mr. Ford has put the spotlight on the budget and Its Democratic leadership in Corress to exercise restraint. The outlook Is for a sort of compromise a modest tax cut accompanied by a congressional "nonbinding" pledge to utilize Its new budget-setting procedures responsibly. That in Itself Is a worthy achievement, — Devilish I Devices A communications company has come up with a new device for telephone solicitations that permits the lisener to talk back alter hearing a prereccided sales pitch. Ibis might seem to humanize the process somewhat, except that no one is listening to the reply. The same machine that place the call records the answer. Wha t is needed to complete this eerie cycle isa device on our telephones that would switch on our prerecorded "No thanks" as soon as the taped Invitation to buy something signs off. These black boxes couldtalk to each other all day and let everyone go about his business, BERRY'S WORLD -' ' I '4_) fashions while today and tonight they'll take on the appearance of small children. Tomorrow's uniform of the day Is Halloween costumes for all students. Lyman has adopted the theme "Greyhounds In Touch With America" for this year's celebration. Last night was skit night at the school with 15 groups of students putting on a variety of skits about Homecoming, using the theme as described above. Tonight, there will be a powder-puff football game between female members of junior and senior classes. A parade of floats will be presented at halftime of the game with the winning float being announced afterward. Tomorrow night's activities include a football clash with Orlando Evans High followed by the Homecoming Dance at the Maitland Civic Center from 10 p.m. till midnight. Admission to the dance is $3 per couple or $1.50 per person. And, you guessed It, the music will be provided by a group calling Itself 'Cat Food.' Remember, though, admission to tonight's ac- A IP'trti I tivltle.s Is a can of food — not cat or dog food, but the kind made For consumption by humans. Juan Carlos Prepares To Take Over YVVMLU BANGKOK, Thailand (APi iine Americans captured by Communist forces in South Vietnam last spring arrived in Hanjkok today nInny with taa., (...,...l1,._ .41IktUIWl IWO Filipinos and an Australian. The 14 civilians were flown from Hanoi to Vientiane, the 10 f—mi" Ti7m '_J r:. U I iii q3 p - - ________ UT' __ _____ The older I get, the better the seniority system seems to work!" 10 Showdown Predicted TOM I' r.. I -T ~ r 11 W of 11 I -_ ~~ : I r T%1s1 I -r ;T 1 1 ,. Masquerade An Excuse '' ... For Ford For Violence How quickly men seem to forget their years as On October 31 of one year ago a group of tads in congressmen when they become president of the northern New Jersey strung a neighbor's cocker United States. spaniel from a tree by its front legs. Left to t The other day President Ford came personally thrash about, the dog pulled several Joints out of to get hi story across to a dozen orsoselected socket. It later had to be killed. The perpetrators columnists in the Roosevelt oum at the White were never positively Identified, but the father of house in anticipation of a confrontation with one suspect said retribution was not necessary Congress over his proposal to couple a major tax anyway: cut with a $395 billion lid on expenditures. He "All it was was some kids playing a Halloween expects a fight which will be all the more bitter prank." because he hadn't bothered to consult Congress Halloween, ostensibly the autumn complement In advance. to May Day, Is the oddest of commemorations. Yet Mr. Ford and his top assistants know that Originally a pastoral observance, the Celtic Congress must, by Its very nature, have a diffestival of the end of summer, it has become in ferent approach to the nation's budget than the America something of an excuse for President. maliciousness and abuse. It is the only day set Mr. Ford can, if his advisers have the ability aside as a tribute to extortion. Christmas Is for and the wisdom, propose $28 billion or more in brotherhood, Valentine's Day for love, but genuine and valid cuts In government spending. Halloween is for vandalism. The amount of waste In the cabinet depart. It is the time of the year to slash tires, break ments and in the assortment of federal agencies windows, uproot rhododendrons, throw stones, is incredible. The number of and leave the outside faucets running. Some fun. inflated and outworn programs is large. In South Dakota several years ago an elderly But each senator and congressman is faced man trying to save his mailbox from Halloween 4 with his own constituency. Vli'tually every cut In destruction was bitten by one of the pranksters, the budget means that some group in his state or kicked by another, and eventually suffered a congressional district will get less from the heart attack from the commotion. In California government than they have been receiving, or last year a woman was raped when she opened not receive the added payments or services they - ---------her door, or else, to what she thought was iiivy u5rve. inc senator or ano th er In the parade of costumed children. congressman who for reductions or lids Ofl Th The Sidewalks e kids In costumes, undeniably, are almost Of New York spending usually fears In his bones he Is enalways harmless enough. And cute. And funny dangering his political life. ("Can I use your bathroom, mister?") Mr. Ford also knows the only possible hope for But in effect, ma ny of them are trainees For the success is for his aides to sit down in kind of delinquency that can thIln the raping of meetings over a period of months and work out women or the mugging of men. A child of 6 wants with Congresswberecutsarepossjeaw only candy at the door, by 9 he brings his soap they are impossible politically, as seen by Praises 'Special always protected those I love and who are close along, and at 14, with years of experience congressmen tome — also my property, to the best of my already, he may be prepared to string up a As noted above, Mr. Ford, more than most As a 63 year subscriber to The Herald I can say ability and resources, cocker spaniel, particularly If he knows a parent, presidents In the past, knows this full well, without hesitation that the BI-Centennial Special So, your society management has placed or society, will forgive the deed In the name of During his years as leader of the Republican Edition is the finest, most Imaginative, those wild animals and birds in positions where celebration. opposition to the Democratic majority, Mr. Ford colorful of the many that have preceded it. was respected by all for his ability In this As you know, in researching for data for my thieves can enter and take them. Not only does society forgive Halloween, ac. business of reconcillaung all sides, current series of histories of Sanford. I read Security? The loss of these birds and animals tually, it encourages it, part for want of profit, Thus, Mr. Ford seems to be going against every page of every issue from Feb. 12, 1912 besides being terrible and unnecessary, part from a sense of solidarity with the spirit of everything he learned. He repeatedly sends an through that of Friday, Oct. 24, 1975. in the face of the society and to those ofIsusawho slap the season. Industry manufactures special eserve Grade A have given of our time and -money. Halloween products (sprays, foams with which "father knows best" Secretary of Tieay, mention when judges gather later to select the C.D. Perry William Simon, up to lecture congressmen on state's finest special Edition. the cartons of eggs and package, of wax that Sanford what's good for them and the eountry. Simon is Your advertising department couldn't have add to the tot arsenal. As for parents, all too fond of self-righteous lectures on the financial Improved on the pleasing pattesn placed on often, they have been known to drive the Coverage ge 'Fair' sins of other nations and their downfall, every page. getaway cars, sometimes engaging in rock throwing themsel ves, it being, afte r all, a good against what Mr. Ford wants, resident of Sanford can be proud of. the recent clay pit controversy. Your reporting My question Is why doesn't the President use Congratulations again! p was fair, well-documented, and upbiased. White House Office of Management and the Since 1963 Juvenile delinquency has been Peter Schasl We would especially like to thank Donna growing at a rate Budget Director James Lynn more, and the faster than ha., the Juvenile Orlando Estes and Ed Prickett for their time and in. population. Kids 18 and under bumbling Simon less? commit more tensive investigations in getting tn the eart of serious crimes, according to FBI compilations, There areothers of equal ability and stature in Protects Loved Ones this matter, the White House. They are not sufficiently used. than people in any other age grouping. "If 'fl de mo nstrates the Importance of a free present trends The only conclusion I can draw Is that Mr. continue," predicts Corne ll (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Is an open press in keeping the public informed. Ford wants and welcomes a confrontation with letter University child psychologist Uric to The Centril Florida Zoological Society): Congress over spending and tax reduction. Ray Upton, President fenbrenner, "one of every nine youngsters will During my 80 years of "Inactive" life, I've Markham Woods Assoc. appear in court before the age of 18." Ch.a and 0.'4 ia$'ooi,, F'.'w'& 1,4 0.'d So-. Cov{b.nq' C..o.,c liii . D.c..are,. ..'d Pto.u1 All Vp-p.s hoc, Mo,uc, Ci....., 5006. Room D.od..o,,t,? Ic, C.-. TI., avid hi.., Ccv.dsg,! IF 50-P10,. ployd us or cono by. for all C.,om,c Ti., Acc.us*, Mct•'oI, and floor a - Cr,,.ng R.quu.,,,.np, - Dweci - - , Franco and his wife, Bonn Carmen Polo de Franco, a('knowlcdged the cheers of fans when they attended the final Spanish Football Cup game In 1971. The couple was married in 1973. 11. is AREA DEATHS MRS. RUBY FRANCISCO Mrs. Ruby J. Francisco, 42, of lit, 3. Sanford, died Tuesday night. Horn in Port Huron, Mich., she lived in Sanford for the past 39 )e1*rs. Survivors are three daughters, Miss Marie LeGer, Miss Glenda LeGer, both of Sanford and Mrs. Patricia Medlin, Camp LeJeune, N. C.; son, Ronnie LeGer, Sanford; mother, Mrs. Zella Kelley, Sanford. Hris.son Funeral Home is in chargç of a-ringe meats. MADISON MEDIAN Cox-Parker Funeral Home Winter Park in charge. WIlLIAM WILLIAMS William Mason Williams, 74, of Lake Ashby died Tuesday. Born in 008111, he moved to Sanford in 1907, where he lived until moving to Lake Asiiby in 1943. He was the owner of the Williams Sport and Fixit Shop in Sanford for 17 years. At the time of his death he was the owner of Lake Ashby Mobile Home Park. Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Bessie Kennedy Williams, Lake Achhu- tin"iihttr flU.. to. tflh1JiØlt av ,' O Mildred Landreth, Lake Ashby; two grandchildren, Mrs. Gower -Sheppard and Robert Mason Landreth, both of Lake Ashby; one great-granddaughter; sister, Mrs. Mabel Richards, Orlando; four nephews and one Madison Frank Meilin, 66, of 9621 Bear Lake lid., Orlando, died Wednesday at an Orlando hospital. Born in Greensboro. Ga., he caine to Orlando 30 years ago from DeLand. lie was a member of the Winter Park Masonic Lodge and was a Brlsson Funeral Home in sales manager for Harley charge of arrangements. Wadsworth Volvo, Orlando, Surivors include his wife, Ann, Orlando; son, John i., Omaha, Nebr., stepson, Edwird Prickett, Orlando; brother, J. 1'. Medlin Jr., Dyersburg. Tenn. ; sisters, Miss Sara Medlin, of DeI.and, Mrs. John Lawyer, Jacksonville; Mrs. Grady Radford, Orlando' four grandchildren. • -•- Funeral Notices -- ____________________ FRANCISCO, MRS. RUBY Uufleal S-tvI(es tor Mrs Ruby " FrancISCO. 42, of p. L San for d, who died Tuesday. will be held at 3 p m, Friday, at the Qt de eu OtklW? Memorial Park with R('V J. T. ficialino Brisson Funeral Home ch arge of arrangements. For a Foot Stomping Good Time in the nostalgic atmosphere of the 20's, visit... Little Rome' s IL IA - - 1iIfi Quality Inn North INN'' - 1-4 & 434 LONG WOOD 305-862-4000 - OCTOBER 29 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Jimmie L. Bailey Jr. Carrie M. Barnes Elmna B. Dekle William F. Harriett Diane W. Angel, Daytoni 1kb. Ethel L Olds, DeBary Kay F. Manning, DeLeor Sm. Alva W. Bateman, Deltona Dorothy J- Griffiths. 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SE OUR ' AVAWAY BRAND'S 229 N ORAN -4-''.- - -. ---- - =' -'_____ _-=r,=: '__'''- a G =- -=- --.,s- - __ Al!t - E BLOSSOM TflAIL1011LANDO OPEN MON -THUR3 SAT 9 30 TO 6 00 5 -.=------ I HOSPITAL NOTES Bradley, a girl, Sanford DISCIIARGF..S Sanford: — --=- -. - ning 9 a.m. prizes, club home, Fern Park. Jessie F'elio, Sorrento BIRTILS Mr. & Mrs. Arthur (Patricia Outwardly, Richard W. Velde might appear LEAA spokesman told us sadly. LEAA's to be a mild-mannered, middle-aged bureaucrat. Velde has also spent small sums of the tax- air fare administrator, Velde spent $14,069.31 for is done at government expense. But the audio and ano ther $2,668.47 for.ml'scellaneous visual people send him But behind his dark-rimmed spectacles, button. payers' money on his the developed pictures physical fitness interests, travel expenses. His trips took down collar and conservative-cut clothes, he has Among his body-building from Atlanta unopened. exercises, for insta nce, to Alaska, New Orleans to Las him Vegas, New York confided to associates, he possesses "the body of he has become an inveterate Jogger WASHINGTON WHIItI, Sen Paul Fannin, H.On the day to Ha waii. a 25-year-old." Ant., recently pushed a of the Boston marathon, he arranged an official through Congress to The soft-spoken Velde, whose lanky frame construct an aquaduct bill Ile is quid to produce his medical charts, trip to Boston. in arid Arizona. The moreover, to prove It. and receding hairline give him the appearance of project, w hich will be completed A spokesmin insisted that Velde did not evertodys next-door neighbor, Velde is boss of the Law Enforcement participate in is a protege of will improve property values and around 1965, Assistance Administration, which is supposed to race out of a event but menly watched the Sen. Roman Hniska, R-Neb., the Senate's sell. estate brokers, Including the Sena benefit real window, tor's son, Tom proclaimed champion of mediocrity. assist local policemen. He wants k assist than, He Is not so addicted to jogging, however, that Fannin, who runs a real estate office In Phoenix. Ex-President Nixon resisted Hruska's en- A spokesman for most of all, to be youthfully strong like he Is. For he Is willing to give up his limousine pri vi leges the Senator said he started treaties to elevate Velde to the top of — tt- ' 43-year-old administrator with the 25-year- as pushing the aquaduct long fore his the LEAA Congress has called upon such government totem pole be son opened old anatomy is a physical Fitness freak. for five years. But in the closing hours areal estate office. gadabouts to do. His predecessors managed to of his presidency, Nixon needed Hniska's sup. He has spent huge sums of the taxpayers' get along with w ha tever con — Although the Supreme Court has upheld the 1' veyance's might be port for an anticipated Impeachment battle money on exercise equipment and fitness seized in drug raids, One drove a in separation of church and state, the respected contra band the Senate. Justice Potter Stewart ln5ttucted a court programj to improve the muscle tone of the Buick, aMhe a conlhicated Audi. Stewart emNixon relented at the last minute and constabulary. One 41 grant has been set to use the court', Photocopy equipment to But Velde rides In a more stylish, black nominated Vekie to head the LEAk It asd spec4JcJjy "to promote pro(no(e physical Mercury Marquis, was one of run off hundre with a telephone suitable for ds of copies of religious tr,acts for a Nixon's last nominations, The buffeted LEAA is his son, David Stewart, Official busine,, was fitness In police offks," An est1ma $Q,O0() busy ezetutive, He has used his government of this will be Invested in exercise and medical limousine, his chauffeur has confessed to the st ill stuck with It. he ld up until th religious run was completed. Footnote: Velde is also an amateur shut- Young Stewart, ea paraphernalia. Inspector general, to haul his wife volunteer, explained that the and children terbug. Our sources say he has helped himself to material Velde also hoped to develop, as we previously around, was distributed to a children's hospital LEAA's photographic equipment. This is denied group, related, a Dick Tracy wristwatch, which would Paradoxically1 Velde claims at Least one flaw by a spokesman who Swore: "Velde has never provide the cop on the move with a digital in his fine physique. He Insis We recently reported the results of a secret ts that a tall bone had Film processed for his own personal benefi readout of his blood pressure, pulse rate and ailment makes It necessary t. Environmental Protection Agency study, w hich for body temperature in case he should wish to class. His 43-year-old tail him to fly first- lie does not have the camera at home.' stated that half the polled EPA employes be lieve bone, he attests, But our associate, Bob Owens, check on the state of his health as well as the requires the larger, luxurious seats th checked with their agency is "not doing a good job." A furious In e (hit. LEAA's audio visual department, which time of day, Russell Train, the EPA boss, class section. fired off a memo to acknowledged that Velde check's out a Nikon This $300,000 project was abruptly dropped. 10,600 employes assailing our article. The eightThe cause of the pain in Velde's tailbone, a camera "for a couple of weeks at a time," lie page much to Wide's disappointment, after our story spokesman explained packet solemnly, was too much also picks up film, usually about five rolls at a of letters included a press release and copies appeared. "The watch Is a &WWm,,,an sitting in airplanes. During the to editors. The cost of this effort, we first year as time. He submits the fiL'n (or processing, which have learned was more than $5. - Join in with the sing-a-long happy times in the rinky.tlnk, piano & wash board atmosphere of the Jolly Whaler Tavern. Open for fun 11 a.m, to 2 a.m. Come join us tonighti ... Ia ., --.- II HAPPYHOUR SP.M.7pM I - .. Ken Epperson fnr' 11 rn Haunted House Gourmet Iuiwh,.nn.--....fn 0' sponsored by South Jaycees. 6- 2 p.m., Altamonte Community Church educational building. 10:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. NOV. 1 OCT. 31 Fraternal Order of Eagles Rummage sale, crafts, baked Audihirt' 5512 ChlIdrn'c L'OOd.c and car Chricf wash .. ---'---- ------.. .. -Halloween Party, 7-9 p.m., United Methodist Church SI games, refreshments and 427 and Tucker Drive, begin - - I -. . FEATURING Electronic Haunted House sponsored by Grace United Methodist Church youth, 7;30-lo p.m., 1311 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Spring Oaks Homeowners Association has designated "Trick or Treat" night, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Only commercial wrapped candies permissable. i . Daniel J. Lynch, Deltona Dorothy A. McCain, Deltona Estella Harper, Geneva Ida H. Mashburn, Star, North Carolina Bernice M. Parsell, Orange Richard Velde: Physical Fitness Freak - of Seminole County —Z o o(,7.30 Scout European Trip meeting, 7:30 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, Fourth and Park. Anyone between ages of 16-24 Interested in going to Germany next summer may attend. You do not have to be a Scout. — Jessie W. Higgins, Deltona Casselberry Marinda M. Stevens, MEDLIN. MADISON FRANK— disonDiane W. Angel, Daytona Enterprise Funeral ser, cc% for M a Bch. Frank MedIn. 6-6. of 9631 Bear [)elcie Ferguson, Lake Mary Lake Pd, Orlando, Elvira L. Bartoluzzi, DeBary Gregory A. 11111, Lake Mary Wednesday will be held Saturday Max E. Bremer, Debary Raymond P. O'Brien, I 10 a m at Co. Parker Funecal Bonnie E. Edwards, DeBary Orlando Home Chapel, Winter Park. with IIOS4 L. Forbeck, DeBaryRachel Miller, Osteen Rev. Roy McCormick oniciating. flurlàl in Oakdale Cemetery, Evelyn M. Steere, DeBary 0. Dallas Wood, Osteen Di't Co' Parker in charge William F. Kugler, Deltona U - --- - - - -I John E. Kump, Deltona JACK ANDERSON ,,- ci V'I 11111111111111111 CALENDAR - Ww 912 N M;l1 A.* , Odn ,Ao Fln 12801 -..-: - Fe.. Ettimat., 5.oI., of THE TILE MARKET, Inc. London Blast Hurts Eighteen - Letters To The Edito r -' - .'IV 111,- 60 Killed In Yugoslav Jet TIEDE REPAIRS? REMODEL? NEW INSTALLATIONS? ARE YOU IN NEED Of — ~, - RAY CROMLEY spett Franco's often-repeated High level ministers from the wish to die in office, territory's th ree ne ighbors — Spa in is under intense pres- Morocco, Mauritania and Alsure to settle the future of the geria — have bern in Madrid Spanish Sahara, Its colony on this week negotiating with the northwest coast of Africa. Arias ¶1 Jd1Ui)5i5 mat IIIIVMIIMII "isolated premature yentnicular beats," had appeared. Juan Carlos, designated by Franco to be his political heir and Spain's first king since -.. 1931, stood in for him in July . 1974 when the generalissimo missionaries. 5 nearly died with phlebitis. But Franco returned to office after 4Odays,and the prince was said to have vowed that the next PItM;IJE, Czechoslovakia iAh'i — A chartered time it would be all or nothin. Vuioslav IX'9 iptlinpr with t97 --i-.. vjrieu aooaru At that time, it was Franco crashed four miles from Prague's Huzyne Airport to(Lay, PRINCE JUAN ('Aill.O.' hi iii self chi' appointed I airi rI .oiLrct's said, prince teitiporary thief of state. llie sources said at least 60 persons were killed, and The agency said its inlorina- Now, with Franco apparently many of the survivors were in critical condition, lion came from reliable con'iousfor brief peri ods o nl y Most of the passengers were Czechoslovak trade union sources. A medical bulletin was the replacement process must members returning from a vacation on Yugoslavia's awaited from Franco's doctors, be initiated by the cabinet. Adriatic seacoast near Tivat, the sources said. Meanwhile, Premier Carlos It could propose to the Cortes Tanjug, the official Yugoslav news agency, said a crew Arias Navarro called his cabiparliament) that Juan Carlos of five Yugoslays as aboard the plane, net into session amid reports be named interim chief of state that Prince Juan Carlos de Bor. inof the genera lissimo's bon,Franco's designated politiinpacit)'.Orit could propose to cal heir, has agreed to become the Council of LONDON (All) — London's fashionable West End was the Realm, a chief of state temporarily, hit by Its second bombing in a week with an explosion in body of advisors to the chief of Reliable sources said the 37- sta te, and th e doorway of a Mayfair resta uran t 200 yards from to the Cortes that the year-old prince, who had pre- Juan Carlos be U.S. Embassy which injured 18 persons, four of them proclaimed viously refused to step in on a king. Americans. temporary basis, gave in to in. "Vie are both fine, the Iirtl he thanked;" said Edwin Most political observers betense pressure from the' lieve the council and the Cortes Daly, 42, of Bryn Mawr, Pa., as he and his 10-year-old go v ernment. (laughter, Ruth, were released from a hospital early dwould approve either proposal, Franco's doctors said the 2- although some would like to today. re- — ,, r' sufficiency continued and a new complication- with the heart, chartereJ by the United Nations. U.N. officials said all were "fit and well" alth ough one of the Americans cornl)lalned of "psychological hardship" during a period of solitary confinement. The Americans included two mission ary co uples and the small daughter of one of the couples, two government off icials and a student. e of On th e Filipinos also worked for the U.S. government, and th e Canadians were - ii - nearly caused death Tuesday had eased, but cardiac in- capital of Laos, and thenon to It - 11 It JIU IVU - : - MAI)HID, Spain ,%I) year-old dicta tor had a peaceful (;t'ncraIissirIo Francisco night although his condition reFranco's cond ition has wor- iiialned "extremely grave." SCOCtI again, the Spanish news The doctors said there was no agency Europa Press reported change in the clinical condition today, reported Wednesday night. At that time, the medical team Released Americans v' Arrive In Bangkok From letnam —Bill Currie Thursday, Oct. 30, 1915--SA Generalissimo Francu's Condition Worse IN BRIEF .I Doors all over the state will open to the public on Sunday to Illustrate changes in the care of Florida's retarded citizens and to point out changes that are yet to coe. Open house will be held at all six Sunland Centers across the state as well as at several Regional Retardation Service Centers and many of the community residential facilities for the retarded persons. November is national Retardation Month and this is especially significant to the retarded citizens of Florida this year. State retardation officials will be on hand at each of the Open Houses to answer any questions. The Central Florida Sunland Center serving this area Is located in Orlando and will be open to the public from 8 am, to 4:30 p.m. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - (Corner of Robinson) FRI 9 30 TO 9 00 , .- �___ - - . - — — A—Evjg Herald, Sanford, Fl W ould Thursday, Oct. *17S Have Graduated In January Negligence, f Semino le High School Senior Dies O By BOB W1)YI) Herald Staff Writer p.m. Wednesday. called me every day while he was j Officers said Corbett was found lying on a bench Reynolds said. at the school auditorium. Seminole County Medical Examiner G. V. Seminole High Principal Den Reynolds Suffers From Smoke Garay today that a Seminole HI School described Corbett, a senior who would have Seminole County firemen repted today that senior found slumped on a bench at the school graduated in January, as "a good student who William C. Mellor, 31, was Wednesday died of heart failure due 11A) "coingential always did his share and more.,, ated for inhalation hypopiasia of the right coronary artery." Reynolds said two Persons saw Corbett slump Red lion Square Apartments off Howell Branch Garay said an autopsy showed the all artery over on the bench as he waited for a school bus. Road, in south Seminole. blocked the blood supply to the heart and that the Police reported the youth was rushed to the hospital Sherifrs deputy Randy Pittman reported the condition hard to detectwith tests. by dean of students C.B. Franklin. fire, of unknown origin, caused light damage Sanford Police reported Harry Corbett, 18, of 161 Reynolds said Corbett had suffered "dizzy apartment. Bethune Circle, Sanford, was pronounced dead on spells" at the start of the school year and was erUrs and F Department investigators arrival at Seminole Memorial Hospital just after 2 hospitalized for tests. "1 know this because he reported probing th e blaze. . Heart Blockage Prosecution Evening Thursday, Oct. 30,1975--?A d, Sanford, Fl. Claimed Man Seeks Damages From Sheriff In False Arrest Suit Sanford police have arrested Howard Wilkins Deputy }. J. Harley said the women said they , Of 13M WWI&= Ave., Sanford, cn a agreed to accompany the man "to a party" and cuit court warrant charging delivery of a con. ended up in the grove on McCulloch Road in south trolled Seminole. o A I Acrding to reports, th e 17-year-old rejected nape Attempt Told advances made by the man in th e parkedtrue uck day were investigating a reported attempted rape -year-old Orlando woman at a south Seminole orange grove. Deputies reported the wn, accompanied by a 2Dyear-old wom.an, had "tcd a ride with an unidentified man in a blue pickup truck on Old Cheney Road, Orlando. Malicious BY BOB LLOYD arrested June 7. 1fl4 by sheriff's deputies on assigned to Circuit Judge Dominick Salfi. No Fogle's auto was damaged by fire and a firebomb a felony in circuit court. Payne had been scheduled charges of 'attempted murder, first-degree arson, hearin g date has been set. throwing a destrucflve deice and conspiracy..." in thrown from a passingcar landed harmlessly in the for dial on felony charges in the firebombing in23-yearld The suit maintains that officers had no driveway at Brooks' home. * A Sanford man has filed suit in circuit connection with an incident at the flu Truman reasonable cause for arrestin cidents but th e state's key witness, James B. Ashg Jackson and that Felony charges in the firebombings were abo ford, 24, of Sanford, was killed In a motorcycle Sheriff John Polk on claims of false arrest false Stallworth. accident on 14 west of Daytona Beach. lead officers to believe that he was involved. imprisonment, malicious Prosecution ' and zOUfl an Samuel Jackson. 1 ' On Ma y I, 14, police said "Molotoy cocklail" dropped against liesuit alleges Jackson th1ordstestimony wastohave negligence in connection with ' a May 1974 ,t involved any h been used to link devices were thrown at the homes of Stallworth, firebombing case Nathaniel Lee Williams, 22, was sought by circumstantial evidence In the case, sources Id of the crimes alleged in any way and that the a nd Sanford Policemen Eugene Foale and Ton authorities in the cases after he apparently Jumped charges were "later drop* due of lack of When the firebombings occurred, Polk said he Abner Jackson, according to the civil action filed evidence." a $10,000 bond and disappeared. believed the incidents were in retaliation for a drug ,h by Winter Park attorney A. 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Save 40 ________ __________ __ZEN_ _______ - 100% sollod state. - . ,T ______ 1 It 0 / 3 - - (( - - ave $80 - 43. -.. , ,.. . Reg 65995 Sale 57995 . Sale $259 Safo prices effective th Sundiy, Nov. 2 Save 20 % oii f u r Save 20 % - Reg. 299.95. Our 6 program washer with an extra-large capacity washes mixed heavy fabric up to 18 lbs. and features hand wash that lets you machine wash articles you'd normally wash by hand lflcludes speedy wash setting, soak setting, extra rinse and variable water level selection Bleach and fabric softener dispensers Porcelain top and lid Available decorator colors cost no more on .- . . ' , -: I . • . II an some Mediterranean style console has a big 25 screen (measdiag)and alO0% solid state modular chassis. Features Chroma-Britell picture tube for sharp. - - .. . . - . pushbutton color/ and atic f ine n ing1 (AFT) f1:rrne asy viewing. Pecan 95 f inished wood veneer over hardwood . - . I - Save $ 70 - T ri vt rtte Also 4 a Iackets Of on • .1 rlrnnieu COa.S £ rO $L ô £ u7 7. Sale 55.20 to 63,20--, aie • big and little girls' coal% in sIz&s denim jacket with polyester shearling 34, id 7.14 Many styles including fur-trimmed, pile trimmed flannel Iin, nylon 'drizzlers' and jacket with polyester shearling pile / A IJ - -. I A Reg.3995 AM/FM digital clock radio has Reg 3995 AM/FM digstai clock radio with pushbutton weather band for instant computer type digits wakes you to music weather reports Wake to music alarm or Features tuning control rota volume weather Includes snooze button and sleep sloop timer and switch Woodgrained switch High impact plastic cabinet cabinet of high impact plastic A Sale Prices effective thru Sunday Nov 2 p ' - 0 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 2. Reg. 69.95, Sale 59.95.JCPenriey 44 IT 26 P. Y. L •1 .)-$ fl eea UIK e - - - • - fl • - Component and speaker cabinets made of wood products covered with woodgrain vinyl. 15 69.96. SAW •' Sa le th pris effective 1I 54.95. JCPennoy 8 track playback with two 5" round 11. 4. tuner/amplifier Woodgrain vinyl on plywood AM/FM stereo tuner/amplifier with 4 slide controls (not shown) Save $20 Reg 9995 Sale / - boa Jll Reg. ) Vr - - spea kers 3 speed turntable Save CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open on components. Apo ve : mini record changer with two -. JCPenney 8W wait styler/dryer with 4(y and sl ylt,sellIngs and five convenient attachments -J ave on Sa ig- i 11899ft effective th Sunday, Nov. 2 ~ R 3opc,, component systems, I earrings, Sale prices Sale 31*88 Sale 34.88 S Sa te prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 2 - ' / l our 4 •(. . &Uny other 25" console color TV's also on sale maker Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 2. I I e earrings in 1110 latest looks- pierced and clip-ons. Buttons, drops. art deco, others Enamels, plastics. gold tones silver tones All 20% off P7 Includes our Chroma-Britelt black matrix picture tube Chroma-Loc that locks in rich color plus Automatic Finoluning ecanveneerandhardood catjinet Save up to '40 20% off all f Y-.f a WIV more. All at big 20 pct. Savings. lining In tan blue or green Boys sizes S-M L XL Sale prk*s effective thru Sunday, Nov.2 7f Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 2 ', .. -. Reg. 319.93. Our 16 cu it refrigerator features a Power Economizer; when switched 10 '. Off*'. it may help cut operating costs by as much as 16%. 3 steel shelves, crispers more ve optional ice .. Sale $1UU $20 Cotton Corduroy bomber Sale 3 39,9 5 Digital clock radios. Rag. $20. Boys polyester/cotton Re 0 Mediterranean style console has a 100% solid state modular chassis and Matching electric dryer has 6 fabric temperature settings and automatic time cont rol Features extra large drum, interior light, signal sentry and porcelain top and drum - Reg. S15. Pre_sct,)0I boys jacket It) ribles cotton Corduroy. Warm polyester Erling P g. front, ber Tan s =s or I w. - Is' . gir Reg 62995. ale 55995 •_•i No 0316 U Reg. , I $ Sale $12 / great selection(1( IA lining, Navy or chocolate, S-M-L-XL. N, " . 1r Sale 120 to 28,80 20% fur save • r speakers Has manual and automatic channel selector. Component in plywood cabinet, speaker cabinets of wood products covered in oodgrain V.fly . . Sunday, Nov. s__i 1 --- Save $10 ____ I -- ' I Sa lop prices effective thru Sunday Nov . 2 Sunday 1'0O -- Reg. 49.95. Sale 39.95. Roccrd _____________ - ,i' changer has adjustable anti skate mechanism. Simulated woodgrain On plastic Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov 2 Sale64.9 Reg 7499 3-speed men's lightweight touring bike 26 blackwall tires Comfort saddle in brown, matching grips CMck shifter Chrome platcmetal fenders Butterscotch frame Side pull front and rear caliper hand brakes Women s touring bike Save $10 Reg 74 99. Sale 64 99 �8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 30, 41 3kE % rin ey V1ftA1Y'! I IVVX.J ' •' 3 - . . I . g1 • I •. •. 1 ... - I - z Aw! . -#'. - -.-- i f •:, P AfiiJ I . Sale reg. $11 50*84', reg. 12.50 •... Sale SIO pr. Tique" jacquard draperies in easycare cotton/rayon. Thermal foam backed to help keep room warmer in the winter, cooler in the summer. Choice of colors and sizes. 74.! Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. Save 20 on acrylic electric blankets. Artists_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. 30, 975-4* Gardening Is Fun By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Stall Writer $11 For Betty Ford 10 Vi Vk • I m - 2 off 'Paifait 1 i avings o -. jacquard towels, bath ensembles. '1010- I Direct One of these days passersby flowers and even the maybestartledwhentheyspot delphinium-filled vases the First Lady on her knees decorating the sideboards and digging with her bare hands in fireplace were wrapped in the White llouse garden. green asparagus stalks. As a matter of fact, her loveMrs. Ford said President for the good earth, flowers, Scheel was "dazzled" by the fresh fruit and vegetables is so natural garden setting and at great, she goes out of way tO . " times "he seemed totally and all three as table center pieces happily distracted by the for her formal White House natural beauty" of the center dinners, she reveals in an exclusive interview in Novem- pieces set off by the trellis pa tterned green tablecloths and her's 'House Beautiful.' flower..circled china. Stie recalled the recent dinner-dance they gave "I'm really a gardener at honoring Walter Scheel, heart," she (onfesses, "well I'resident of th e Federal really a peasant. In the garden, Republic of Germany, and Mrs. I always pull off my gloves and Scheel in the Sta te Dining Room dig right into the earth . I get a and Blue Room. The table true sense of relaxation from settings were a garden fresh - this, really therapeutIc. .. .One mixture of fresh fruit, of these days I'm going to go vegetables and nearly-wild down and help the ga rdeners." Youthf ul Styles For The Large Lady Sale 3 20% % WOMEN LongTime Friends Save20%Øfl ese s a Sale j Sale 8.80 A Z, t__ 3••• visualize what the finished results will be!" /_ Friends and neighbors of Pam's have a slogan, -' I .1 "If you want something, tell Pam!" said Betty. Two attractive •ç-' "That's because she can take anything and make women have been friends for several years, and something out of it!" ______ • each is an artist in her own field. ____ Pam's scrounging began early in her life She Betty Kemp is an artist with paints, while Pam explained, "I had a baby sister several years Sears recycles Junk - any kind of junk! younger than 1. One day, while I was driving Betty's brown eyes sparkled when she talkedalong, I saw a new ff ib mattress in the road.So I about her paintings! "I have finally found the picked it up and took it home, figuring if I didn't, 30"-50" adjustable time to work at my art and find out if I can really XA Sale $12reg. $15 someone else would. Then later, I found a play be a good artist," she said. Betty will have pen being discarded, with only one broken slat, 50"-90". adjustable, reg. S24 Sale 19.20 Ui V_ several paintings in the Kissimmee Art Show, so I grabbed that, and the rest just sort of grew." Docorative traverst, rods in mellow wain t it "hly first show!" she beamed. Mth women admit they had great fun and finished metal Wide range of sizes. all witti NiQw Seascapes, landscapes and flowers are good results when they were allowed access to t,',o way draw featured in Betty's paintings "I'm ex the Seminole County Dump, but the public is no Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov 2 perurienttng with acrylics now," she said "I longer able to dig around for cast-oils Betty •• figured, if other people could do it, then so could laughed and.said, "Our houses are decorated in 1. By piling the paint on, it will resemble oils, or what we call, 'everybody's junk!" , by using it lihtl, it looks like watercolors. The Pa and Bettyfinally decided to do something paint (fries quickly, but to rue, they appear ith their LiknLs and oave recently opened a , ,• - little too too .omrnercial They will never take the charming shop, the Serendipity, in the heart of p ' '% place of oils, in m opinion," she added ''37" wide the Longwood historical district, with "Discover I B . reg. 4.99 Betty laughs at her background in painting the Unusual," as the shop's theme They call "You know, I can't sketch or draw, so I have to themselves the "do It yourselfers," as they 46¼" wide, reg. 7.99 .........Sale 6.39 paint in what I want. I never really started at the painted, pounded and decorated the shop all by Vinyl plastic impregnated cloth shades are , - beginning, so I do have a lot to learn." A retired themselves. "We just go ahead and do What long wearing and washable Translucent art teacher, Ms. Barry Wilson, helped Betty and needs to be done," they said matter-of4actjy. decorator colors Save on other sizes, too -several others interested in art. "We learned to "We paint, wallpaper and aren't afraid to tackle - j• . get the feeling of using color," said Bett). "We anything!" Intact, they built a barn and stalls , _____ 37¼' wide . would meet every week, and paint and criticize for Pam's horses, with lumber found at the 4.49 ,. :! ' our work. I learned you have to have a natural dump! . 48¼" wide, leg. 7.99 .........Sale 6.39 talent for color. It's difficult to mix colors on a .A "Since we opened 'the shop, we've been Perfect for any room where you want less light :' palette, but fun when ou find you can do It," she working like crazy. I've finished 10 paintings In Stain mildew, flame resistant and washable ______ said. heavy weight plastic Other sizes available s1xeeks,butonlyb) sta)ingup'til2and3e iii - , .• , at these same savings - L' Pam's specialty is scouting junk yards and I really had to let lot of things go, but we have - ' picking up what no one else wants. "I've always pictures in our shop!" enthused Betty. Both Sale P rices effective thr u Sunday, Nov. 2 ' picked things off junk piles," laughed Pam. The women's husbands are local attorneys. painstaking labor begins once she gets the Carrying out the look of the Longwood "Junk" home. If it's a piece of furniture, she Historical District, Betty and Pam wear long ctrin ott thai nI,i finkh nn,1 n.•urn f. uwn. • -. wi- uuu 5DGuwu5 ,tIJVlL --r r-invmiu aresses and friendly smiles to greet customers. Betty smil ed and said, "You know, Pam doesn't One of Be tty's original pa int ings will be given 201/o $ just see a piece of Junk - she can actually away at a drawing, on December 1. . ' --- -,-.. - - -.- textu re0 A1:1 FI-S •. on gW o od 30"-50" adjustable IL reg. $15 50"-90" adjustable, reg. $24. Sale 19.20 Decorative traverse rods are adjustabl e feature two-way draw. In antique White or antique brasstone metal Save on a wide range. of sizes draperies. I L L _______ _____ • Save 9O% on these iL d •- . 'Forms Differ 20%offdecorative rods. . • -' 1975 t1, i'niie'r,d Banking goes strollin 'alon Have a big bite of fashion.-. enjoy 4 delicious comfort as welil Cushioned 11e JD Ii m - Contour or oblong mat; rig, 4.99 Lid cover, rig. 2.99 ............Sale 2.39 2-pc. tank set; rig. 5.50 ........Sale 4.40 5*6' bath carpet; rig. $18 -. - . .Sale 14.40 'Parfait' bath mats with long wearing nylon pile in decorator colors. Machine washable. Bath towel, reg. $2. "Stockholm" jacquard terry towels of easy-care cotton/polyester. Fringed ends. Choice of colo rs Hand towel, req. 125 ................Sale Si Washcloth. req 75C..................Sale 60C Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 3 Save $4 a delight of a heel. For pants, skirts, for you. it's a Personality. Sale 1.60 3 VIW rig. 17.99 Full (single control); rig. 21.99 . Sale 17.59 Queen; rig. 34.99..... ,....... Sal.27.99 King; rig. 44.99...... ,,........ Sal.35.99 Easy-care all acrylic blanket with nylon binding and snap-fit corners. Sale prices effectivi thru Sunday, Nov. 2 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, Nov. 2 ga Save 13 on interior la Rag. 47.99. This 4" Triple Action Drill is double insulated and has ball bearing Construction It works as a wood chisel, a variable speed reversible drill and a mansonry impact hammer, 3.2 amp burnout protected motor delivers 0800 rpm or 36,000 impacts/mInute (no-load). UL listed. F AV III Sale 5..99gal. Reg. 9.99 gal. One Coat _P1 interior sem:.gloss Iii1ex. Ideal for kitchen, hath, Playroom Highly w a and durabIc 1 oi of colors, Reg;9;99.On0 Plus i -rior flat latex ,'/aShabie,du,ableandstain resistant Applies easily .',:?rihrt,shorroller Hands and tools clean up in soap and water, Lots of ready-mix and Custom Colors In custom mized paints, because color Intensity -. differs, the volume ol paint -1 per can may, in some cases, be slightly less than a full gaffon. Sale pricisiff,ctiv, thrv Sunday. Nov. 2 LOW AN&V ave 15 Rag. 49.99. 2.0 HP cIrcular saw delivers 5200 rpm, (no-load speed). Security power switch helps prevent accidental starts. Also has blade exposure control, ball bearing COfl5trutjøn, /ari-Torque 5i. prices effectlvi clutch minimizes kickback. Has burnout prothru Sunday. Nov. 2 ,n'-, .. --. -. -uuuu, insulation,sawdust ejection system to keep cutting line clear. - . ' . f. ' .-• • -- -• .• - -,- _,-. ... , -. • • , - , S. - • - . -. .- •-- \ 4 KASHMIR 11(]fljfl,)I)f, MW 0 I. BODY kNIT WEATER WRIGHT'S INTERLOCKS O"WIDI KNITS TRIMS isuol I •4938 10 a.m- to 9 P.m. Open Sunday 1-5 P.M. Phone 323-1310. .-. Millions of working and retired Americans will never in camel or green with see another pay or benefit matching bags availa ble check. But most of them are happy with the new 1• Browse around rtI arrangement. onailty. Their earnings are paid our new directly into their bank acsiiois FOB WOMEN Half-Size Dept. counts. They never have to receive, carry or cash for... paychecks. Dresses And that's the way most of us willbepaidsomeday_asthe Pantsu Ifs , 'I nation's financial system turns / \ .-. Separates to simpler, more streamlined VV JAUNT ways of handling money. It's Slips part of an electrnnic fuixis Bras transfer system called I)irect Panties Pay Deposit (DPD), and it's 1799 rapidly gaining lrthe across the nat!--:-., reports OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SIZES 12'2 to 24½ American Bankers Association (ABA). Already, numerous companies and dozens of our government agencies pay employes this way. . . SHOE All of the i1ca who on STORE Security have the option of having their checks deposited 218-220 E. FIRST ST. directly into their bank ac208 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-3524 PH, 322-0204 -, &" pmrcounts. This service is free. The authorization form, SF 1199, is available at banks and take • •-.. onlyalewminutestofillout.7 , IStOUNT ; . 'ijP' Your emplo)er, the government or anyone else who pays you on a regular basis may soon Pam Sears gets down to the bisics on old furniture announce that you'll have the IICAUSL 01 Tilt 1ICLNT FAll TUDI rtunity to gel your wages FAMIJUN" Iffjjl LEGISLATiON WI CAN NOW DO WHAT or benefits in this simplified ' 4 CREPE "tJJ WI'YEWAIITIDTODOALLALONGI manner Here :re some things rty-styie you should know about Direct DISCOUNT Pay Deposits and how they will ILCLOTH Exhibit affect you. DIAL 79 EVERY DRESSES (1)On payday, your money Is in your account and instantly Ofl Q available toyou. You don't have 59it Blond, hazel eyed LIesl Carin Horn, abstract cxto go to a bank, wait in line for Powers ii simply r pres.cionist painter from Winter cash ordeposityour pay check. chanting In her Cm• derella pink polyestor Park, will hold an exhibition Ot MAt'S DOORIUSTIE (2) If you happen to be out of dress. Th. bodice front 100POLYISTIE her work at the Artists and town, on business, on vacation JUST 101 COMING POLYfiTIR in paneled in white and FiRST QUAUTT IN OUR STORE Writers Gallery, 228 Park or iii, your pay is still COTTON accented with an em Avenue N., Upper !.evel, •iiittirii'iti'ilIt' (IpnocitIl(l LniI ,u,u,vu ruse • Wit ncr pir 'k ,Nov. 2 through thereforeavailabletoyouaway ribbon and ace trim. 'iJ.!JL? ,',OV, u. med for a very feminine , from home. mn' Iforn works in xed big girl look, (3) Your pay check cannot be wAs' ww a lost or stolen, and you don t 10*111DISCOWfl111(1 BOMBAY jAc • buDs • IA*Ofl Lieu is 5½ year old and foundation with pencil, ink, hiiive to carry a lot of cash, s,t1 TO "" WIN 0 111AC1111. W113111 metallic foils and oils corn. . . • tiu the daughter ofDr. and TRASH CLOTH PKGS. 4 101 Ii DISCOUWT PItCI 9k yd. 5aa 4) MOSt 1)1 1 particip.inLs THI FASHiON OF TODAY Mrs. David Powers.picilienting many layers of I acrylic wash. Through in- claim they have tighter control rIOIASIRD4Sc3VWTPIICI79c 7d ttoi oni us, noci ______ dependent studies she Is over inc ramity nuaget when % P*r Beautiful holiday , ;o*700/copyii total net earnings go straight to 10 Vd. engaged In media exare fashions like Lust's perlmentatlon with plexiglass-the bank. Tax records, too, are arriving regularly at the 10 1 PAT ONLY Bic yd. $Ifi*SKIIN Cisr..ied K AS...7 kcèt PAT ONLY 49c yd to easier keep. Little Wardrobe. Please acrylic relationships. plan to stop by and She holds a B.A. Degree from (5) People with Direct Pay them DACRON FILLED u11I Madison College, HarrisonDeposit accounts generally I WYH ACRYLIC SUPER 100% POLYESTER WASH NWIAR burg, Va., and attended have a better chance of ob. POLYESTER BLEND 41jiJi University of Florida College of taming bank credit because of a QUILTING Architecture and Fine Arts, continuous and permanent 45"W$DE. MACHINIWASH BBEY FLANNEL COClWIATHI1$Tyu$o FA SHION 9VINT WOMAN WAMS Gainesville. She has taught arts bank relationship. (This Is PI1NI$&$OtJD$ 4J} IAIIUOW$WIWEITDAILING FetuS DISCOUIIT P11(1 Si .79 . Boys Sizes tOtlil Discouinpaia$1.4 7t and crafts for four years and Is particularly true of people who liii presently teaching privately, have never had a bank account Infant through 8 OO A% 5O% 7 before.) Girls Sizes s 25c yo 41. L PAT ONLY $cyd. r;o4 10 ONtY $c.J PAT Infant through l4 FLORIDA" (6) Participating banks may II 1 I EldliNk -a provide free checking accounts 210 E. First St. "Pisrd fforids with unlimited check writing JM 323.8020 privileges for people on Direct SUNS!IINE STATE ON Pay Deposit. CORDUROY 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open Monday thru Saturday - _. insole, just enough platform, a downright [i" ANIVE AUVE 4JJiI J # 1J5 _______ �-'j - OAEvanIngN,ra San ford, Ff. Discipl Thursday, Oct. 3,) ine A :t - :•f i S:. -. 4 Most Every Home By ABIGAIL VAN SUREN the baby's natural DEAR ABBY; That letter on many I Abby, there are the "best kind of punishment" people in this town who know of I was In teresting. Punishment Is the adoption, I don't see how we I always destructive to a n keep the boy from finding . y re lationshi p. Just think about out. i how you felt w hen yoe were We got him w hen he was only I punished. He Is our child In a well-functioni ng family, every of the wow, and we j punishment is Unnecessary. stub his be to learn a lesson want him to feel that he j,, Paren ts respect thelrchjldren's wod you let him break Should we tell him he's his rights — such as the right to neck 11 you could avert 117 adopted? And if so, when? we privacy and the right to make DEAR ABBY I have been don't want him to hear it from their own decisions. And married for 25 an)vne else. NEW MOTHER years, and if I ihllcen respect their parents' thought my husband wanted DEAR MOTHER I think rights, such as the right to be another woman, would hope your la%yer gave you very poor I free from worry about their that he'd be man enough to te!I advice. Your son should be told children's safety at 2 am. that be was adopted as soon as me. I would not want Children and paren ts cone with me w hi he is able to understand what It le his mind was these rights out of love and anothei woman. means. understanding, not fear or guilt. DEAR ABBY: My husband flow do Ycu feel %Vhen thow iiights conflict, Abby? about it, has some relatives who always DAILY READER paren ts and ch i ldren Sit d leave the price tag on gifts they DEAR READER and work out Same as send to us and our children you. Butamanwbo ouldteil satIsf) everyone b13 wife that he'd rather be In Just can't understand it The Thus, relationships f, row first thini, dn when I buy;, gift bed IIi and closer. That's what "ith another %%onian is not is to make sure the price tag is only cruel; he's an Idiot. ~ing a parent Is all about. removed. DEAR ABBY: We recently JOY R.IN BEVERLY HILLS adopted a It can't be a coincidence that . DEAR JOY' You make it every gift that comes from ever sound so super simple. Punish. hoped for in a child. these people has the price tag ear lage Q __ 11 j I'\ ! ' f . " ___________ ' _______ ' - ' _______ .. ______ - . . . -, . . .., - [ ____ ____ . ______ T - ' a I L DANCERS PERFORM FOR SENIORS I . wereentertained Tuesday at their Anniversary Dinner by dancers fron the Ord School of dance Arts. Pictured with Program organizer Wilms Kalmus, Seminole County Bicentennial Coordinator Ernie I mosre. Open i at . . daily. Located II I ____ am, I i~ $589-50 w LOW '' - ri . Lor .4 in Yotw Purthase Prc. PH. 322-2255 (1(. \,k)\ / J . ------ bh* Make \The panties \\knit right in. there are no tyu ftwwder yourdothes! A 1 . :',__. b9ft lb $1.95 ICSS1Ofl sw itch to champagne really a cutback, ex. I April in Paris ball, billed as the plained a ball spokesman, annual "some people just thought It would be gayer." j "We charge more, we give The dinner was still seven more and we make more," said courses — from a crown of foie 16,Claude Philippe, masteri mind of gras to coffee with cognac the $185-per-person ball to VSOP. benefit the American-French This year's affair was offl. Foundation and a long list of cially dubbed the Le Bal de to charities. Soie — the ball of silk — and the Philippe said the 1974 ball American Silk Corp. provided netted about $i75,() Over the about 5,000 yards, speially years, t said, A priln fireproofed. Paris ball has raised $3 mil. Among those receiving cornlion for charity. plimentary tickets was M.1yor The party at the Waldorf-ks- Abraham fkame, wimse finan. toria Ilotel started with a re- cially beleaguered city prob. Ception Friday night and wound ably could use a fund-raising up with a flaitian-style dis. event of its own. cotheque that lasted until stsAfter over, the main party hours Saturday. And the gue over, guests jiro: really didn't suffer too much otherroomo(thehofeh(or1 from the pangpof trIIafton, formal celebrations at a Trues the tickets cost more voodoo-oriented discotheque than they did last year. But the created by resort-operator Oh. Increase was only $10 a person vier Coquelin. or just under 6 per cent, The "We may charge more than Price Index, which anyone else but we offer more," measure: mundane items, has risen al- "Don't forget it goes on until 5 Most 8 per cent in the same pe- a.m. And then ffiere are the gift riod. boxes." The half a dozen different The gift boxes, Including cos. wines that used to grace the ta. metics and other party favors bles throughout the night had donated by corporations and in. vanished.But the replacement (ftvlduals, are worth more than was champagne - Laurent each. ov. 5 at 7:30 p.m. The contributions received for the back problem. at the Jewish topic of discussion will be flowers will be used in the Community Counc il Sunda Unit's program Of R&I dStance to Night Cultural Series on Nov. 9 For Information contact Mrs. the war handicapped in need in at 8 p.m. in Temple Israel, 4917 Janice Ferguson Of Deland. A Hard Elegant occasions begin with contemporary cowl neck blouse, TwotoneIaceytnIf Sanford L II l Star ting si lver over's knot I SHIRLEYMILLET A S V H 4 788 Jonathan Logan % 12'h.24½ I Altamonte Springs. Longwood SHIRLEY MILLET ZOO N. Snftrd -- P S TY DL@inmd Forest City Altamonte Springs Store HILDA RICHMOND onford 5 oe Center 224 E. FIRST ST. 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Nine commemoration and to en. of San Francisco, _____ organizations have become courage other such groups to Alliance member; American members of the National participate. Council of Polish Cultural SENIORS NAME Bicentennial Ethnic-Racial Sanford Senior CUZeM Club officers Installed at the club's John W. Warner, Clubs, Washington, D.C.; uIversary Dinner, Tuesoy are (from left) Clara Haderer, Alliance (NBERA) to date Administrator of the ARBA, Canna Ambassaidor of Illinois; OFFICERS treasurer; Bonnie Byrd, corresponding secretary; U118 Welch, according to the American said he is heartened by the the Greater New York Finnish Revolution Bicentennial response to the Alliance. Bi centennial Planning Com. recording secretary; Harry Bisking, vice president; Aulkabeth Administration (ARBA). Baker, president; Edith Harrison, outgoing president; "These first members mittee, Inc., New York; the The MOI Rachel Lee and Lillian which was re nU FrederickDouglassMeuf annouate nced une, was of interest and support for ad spectrum African Art in initiated RBA to BIcentenj Notes effa-t of eUuhJc D.C.; and the Irs1merlcax opportunity for ethnic and and minority organization Bicentennial . racial organizations at th e local round the nation," he corn. of Washington D.C. l evel to receive official men Also in the Alliance are the recognition for their conThe nine groups, some of National Center for Vietname se an s tributim to the BicenwmW which represent local units of Resettlement, Washington, ational organizations around D; the NaUoa1MexIca am country, are: American Hispanic Chamber of The MuIUCultural Institute Commerce, California; and the Ev CAVroft Ohio outdoor Histarical Dram SAMPONDPLAU Association Inc. The Woman's Club of this community and the V.A. Eli St., Orlando. ALTAA"Tg MALL D=enS of other applications Casselberry will hold its Nov. 4 hospitals, where they are At it" first program in the to the Alliance have ben meeting at the clubhouse on patielits. 1975-76 season series, LLsagor eceived and are being "It's easy t o show you will discuss topic, What pt nssed. HostesseI will be Hm Joseph reiTnberd appreciate the Lies Ahead for the Nation NBERA membership Is McCluan, Mrs. Clarence sacfllicies of a these disabled The View from Washington" to all non-profit, non- Doebener, Mrs. Robert Lot'. men and women," she said. Season tickets, available at t governmental organizations of mann and Mrs. Daniel Wagner. "The g. ,-1ot you wear on the JCC office 851 N. Maitland 7L 1. I. ethnIc or racial orientation Program will be rug hooking, November 1 will show that you Ave., Maitland are $12.50 per '¼ whose primary purpose is to presented by Betty Jean have not forgotten." person, hail price for students lIfl conduct sustained programs McIver. Forget-me-not campaign Sponsor's tickets are $25 per encompassing the plurality, chairwoman Stacy Tulte, has person. Single admission to the iary We've got a variety and diversity of the been appointed by the Unit for Lisagor program will be $4 and American society and which of sterling silver pendant; November 1, has been the drive. All persons helping In $2 for students. that are made tp say how reflect the contributions and selected as the date for the this drive will have an auto j. c ever you ate. Involve I t of its people, both annual Forget-Me-Not cam. marked forget-me-not and will Expectant Parents Eight convenient ways IiI4ua11y and collectively paign of the Seminole Unit 30, be wearing the arm band with to buy Zales Revolvin1, Education for a Gentle iIrth Disabled American Veterans the DAV emblem on it harge, Zales Custom a oil Au.iillary (D.kV,A.), On this LEAVING HOME Charge, BankAmeric ird, sponsoring a series of free day,forget-me-nots (small blue Jewish Council Master Charge, Am erican the classes for newly expecunt flowers of remembrance) will 41 Peter Lisagor, (_11lef of EXPress, Diners Club, Parents. The first in the series ...... be offered by volunteers in Carte BUnche, Washington Bureau of the of four claws entitIeJ -off to A shopping centers throughout Chicago Daily News, will Good Start,- wfll Layaway now for Bt;t the Welcome "";gon Seminole Count be held In replace CBS hostess can nuke it easier News Room the First orrespondent Marvin Man,, Presbyterian I ow i Ap l I P Attracts 1,000 To Charity Bash 322-9739 Trv tyou lilikeiti Meba-so Ic PRICED FROM P 1. ; Ift -. 1, - FA IR WA Y PLA ZA --- ARM t JJ• 0 Built In rhythm Section to give You the effects of drums, cymbals, guitars. Anyone can play it with a few minutes praciice Nione '9 za ions ani Join NBERA Grou 1 ' ". . : . ... . On Hwy. 17-92 a t 27th . I ',': ______ . - "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and soun like an entire band. We were married for I I discipline Is a most. Uffdf before we accepted the years because they want us to know children read legal age, their we weren't able fact that how much they have spent on us to have Parents am responsible for and want us to spend the same children of our own, so we ount on them in retu,-n? them. and parents who really decided to adopt. I can't love their children ww give describe the happftles3 CURIOUS his DEAR CURIOUS: I think them gWdelfWL child has brought into our live& you've mme up with the an. I'm all for parents allowing Our lawyer advises us not to xwer. Ignore the hint and spe ad their chodren to ma' e tber tell our son that he Is adopted what yo u cau glford and own decisions to a POIUt. ' since all the ecorth,indu continue tom ve he price while is wise to let your child the birth certilkate, show us as tags' ___ ____ , Reject - cer ta in rnount of discipline or There was an era when Then it is up to the parents to Par ents who pretend they use it believi ng that they thus close allowed to do as he pleases? A parents could not imagine their explain their attitude, as a potential th reat . the generation gap. It just does few years ago, according to the children having to live in a French parents, according to PARIS The old adage, "s pa re the rod not work. "How to bring up avant-garde weekly "Le world different from their own. a recent poll, are modera )OUr (Ii u tely and spoil the child," may not is, ac, Point", many parents "Some parents th ink their bent over There was a certain code of str ict. Only 3.3 per cent ad. apply today, but every chi ld of fspring are prodigies, spoil coruIngtoarecentstudy,ofl0f backwar ds being a "pal" to behavior to be observed, init ted they let their children needs a certain amount of them, give them too much the thorniest problems French their children and giving them essentially that of their great have their own sweet way. tenderness and loving car e In pocket money, anyt hi ng and ren face, a free hand. Today they are told gra nd paren ts. The upheaval But w ha t happens when they the home. Discipline or freedom? everything he or she asks for, they should put the machine in started with the first World disobey? The majority of Pedi atricians, sociologists, reverse. Prof. Jeanne Delais, alter a establish no ru le about staying War, parents denied they beat their 20-year career teaching in out too late." psychiatrlsic, doctors have all Should a mother pick up a Today's children , according offspring, but nearly all public schools, has just been confronted with this These parents are very baby when lie cries, nurse and question Many admit there is fondle him, or paddle him' flow (to sociologist Evelyne Sullerot, children declare they have had published a book, "Children In definitely anti-heroes in their not appreciate what they call them rnodim of "clouting" Capital letters", i n which she offsprings' eyes What then do no simple, hard-and-fast rule is she to guess whether either "doormat parents" who have It is interesting to learn that cites some of the comments of these modern children want or a pp licable to the parent-child impulse can be frustrating' succeeded to the "pa l paren ts" 200,000 "martlnets" (switches) adolescents (11 to 13) on their relationship. But today's expect' A French psychiatrist pointed On the other hand, they could are sold in France every year, parent& adolescent has his own parent. out that nlos Primarily, parents who inodern publicity respect those who exercised a even today. Mostly to people child problem, too, except that is definitelytoriented toward a certain amount of discipline, living In rural disfricL, small parents" are always critical of ders he is f ar more aware of it than way of living where tand, who do not punish if children who would not hesitate to say: towns and in the new modern other children. But with their they fail preceeding generations. In an exam, who have are impediments, harffly as "I forbid". They need, too, the "dormitory" suburbs, but some own they talk like them,. me confidence in their children, but Should a child be exposed to a important as an automobile. chance to rebel once In a while. also are bought by middle-class four-letter words. discuss sex, avoid heart-to-heart talks. , .' Youths ThursdayMct3O,1975—flA By ROSETE IIARGROVE The Herald Services _______ Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry' , serv1c1 in a pleasant at. u (or many interest grcups Horrell (second left) and County Bicentennial Chairman Jack Horueraredaaees(fromkft )LIndaWhelc he l,S,inafld Jackie Greene. - French L LAUNDROMAT Members of th e Sanford Evening Herald, Sanford, FJ Hosts Before the short business meeting, members could sign I I ______________ Gallic Generation Gap ..-' s _____ , Center IV Village bridge, ga ro?!!? Technological dening, golf, gourmet, hor Florida University campus was the seback, needlework and crafts, scene recently of an enjoyable tennis, couple tennis end a F.T.U. Women's nub mem• one thi year called "spending a bershi p cof(L. Mrs. Charles day in the count." Other new (Frances) Millican, wife of the of(ices introduced were: M Universi ty president, was the Isaac (Judy) Stout, vice hostess for this annual event... president; Mrs. Rot () Guests were greeted at the door Flick, secretary; and Mrs. by Mr M il hican, and this Lynn (Joyce) Walker, year's president Mrs. Waldron treasurer. (Dott) Berry. Refreshments were served from to bles decorated with a fall FAIRWAY arrangement featuring fresh 'j t. -'• Abb -. Vol 1j Must Jk In 3 . - : I .1iL* --A �12A — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. State Thursday, Oct 30, 197$ Agency May Need Minority Quotas: Corn miss n ion Haynes' s Hunches TA LI.AH ASS EE (A p I hiring and promotion practices, college administrator, as its ex- cruitment efforts." Minority quotas may be ,. commissioners voted unani. males and one female Identified been totally Ignored." ecutive director, lie replaces tilunity College administrator wanted to save money and "It's a very disgraceful situ- as Spanish. It said white males essary to break the dis- IiiOUsb' Wednesday to discuss Thomas Sanchez, who resigned atlon when The Department sets state who has a Ph.D. from Florida obtain a director qualified to you look at the ray hold most of the key positions criminatory employment pat. ilunotlty.employment quotas after a five-month struggle over data we have before us," get federal grants. said and men generally earn twice Personnel policies and Is re- State. terns of the agency that super. tith U. Gov. Jim Williams, a commission vote to remove Commissioner Jules Pagano, a as much as women employes. sponsible for overseeing af. "I know your concern as far Sanchez resigned as of last vises state personnel policies. Reubin Askew's adminis. him. firmative action programs re- Friday, ending a struggle be. as trying to attract funds to the Florida International Univer. Williams contended in an earsays the Human Relations tration secretary. Commissioners considered sity professor. depart- quired by Askew to Increase tween commissioners and Corn- eonusslon to get about 11cr interview that the m Department of Administration your Conuni.sslon. minority employment in other munity Affairs The study said that the de- ti't has "done the best The commission also voted minority Secretary Wil- work," Jackson told co is quotas as a result of a partrnent's staff consists of 209 know how to do," but agencies. Sharply criticizing the Dc- unanimously to hire 11am Havenell on his removal. sloncrs. "I'm committed Pagano Norman staff report atta cking the agen- white males, 226 white females, to partment of Administration's Jack.con, 42, a Tampa charged that the agency's ml. New commission director junior cy's "poor and nonexistent re-- three black males, 13 black fe-Commissioners who voted 9-5 serving the commission In that nority hiring procedures "have Jackson is a Hillsborough Coiii. for Sanchez' dismissal said they capacity." The secretary appeared on the NBC Ti's "Today" show. I Besides pleading for restoration of $2.6 billion in fraudulently selling $200 million of "undeveloped semiarid desert House ap. proved defense spending cuts, Sc lots." hlesinger indicated: Schlesiner g fdy) —He is inclined toward selling arms to Egypt so it won't The developers also built the town of Rio Rancho, a bustling rely again on the Soviet Union for weapons. ts community of 6,000 residents near Albuquerque. The people there —Reports of his disagreements with Secretary of State —except for minor complaints — apparently are happy with their Henry A. Kissinger are "exaggerated." lots. • Differences between th e subcommittee's Bob Ayles of the Albuquerque Better Business Bureau said defense spending bill 9 Warns About and the House measure will be resolved by a conferen most of the problems arise from attempts by people like Mrs, e(1 A ce corn(] I f' ) 1• mittee before a final bill Is sent to Ford. Th e President had asked Scheer to sell their land in undeveloped Rio Rancho Estates. for $97.8 billion. "We have a report worked up by us, advising people that there Adding $406 million to the house-passed appropriation, is no resale for property of that sort," Ayles said, lie added that the Senate panel passed the bill on to the full Senate appropriations Milit the number of complaints has been relatively small. r a y Cuts panel for further consideration next week. New Mexico Atty. Gen. Toney Anaya said his consumer pro. Develo pers Schlesinger has said that the total slash in tection division has received "a fairly substantial number um (of the defense budget WASHINGTON(AP) — Secretary of Defense James H. will reach at least 9 billion complaints) over (hi' years, inavix' a )I1ple Of hundred, that sve when Congressconsiders later 11v THE AssO('MTi:u l'iu..ss tIav renecd a warning that heavy cuts in the U.S. ine.Isures covering iiu1itiry aid and military construction, turned over to the Federal Trade Commission early in the year." Carolyn H. Sclteer, a 43-year-old teacher from Wiscons military budget would cause severe damage to American on top in, said of the main defense budget. The indictment charged the defendants had boasted that she bought her New Mexico land military strength. as an investment to keep "until Schlesinger stressed, as he has repeatedly, purchase of undeveloped Rio Rancho Estate lots would ield that the Soviet my youngest daughter goes to college." Schlesinger made the statement one day after the Senate Union's military spending is rising each year while, he contends, "financial security for the purchaser's retirement or the eduBut it turned out she needed the money sooner, so she asked Rio defense appropriations subcommittee rebuffed his previous the amount of resources the United States applies to defense cation of his children and for other financial objectives, all of is Rancho to sell her undeveloped land for her. arnings by approving a bill $7.2 billion below President Ford's shrinking because of inflation and congressional which were false." "I guess they never made a commitment to sell it budget reducorigina l budget request. for me," she tions. Instead, the indictment said, the venture was "an exceptionally said. The panel approved a bill providing $90.6 billion for defense. If this continues, he said, "the worldwide militry balance could poor, risky and dangerous investment" with "virtually no resale The House has voted $90.2 billion, A federal grand jury in New York returned an 80-count In. 41 collapse." He declined to predict when this might occur. market for these lots throughout the entire 14-year history of this dlctrnent this week charging the developers of Rio I F I '' By JIM HAYNES 11 Seminole, Lake Howell Resting After Satisfying p The taste of victory at ticularly sweet. Lake howell was par- r SPORTS Three other players received Kerr following the draft In 1973 ever by a Giant rookie and his ahead of Montreal's brilliant one vote each from the 24-man and went onto post t a 9-2 record strikeout total naowly rr missed Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. young outfielder-catcher, Gary I3BWAA board, two from each at Decatur after Kerr con- tying the first-year record for Carter. of the National League citie& verted him into a pitcher . pitchers establisheey d b Grover TheSilver}Iawkshad(lcircakeand ate it, too. ..--.-... Following the 36-20 win overmSp ruce Creek the r." first in seven games — cheerleaders baked a cake, decorated it with 36-20 trimmings and brought it in Monday for the football tea and coaches. One might say victory has (lone wonders at Lake howell. Talk in the hallways was getting despondent along the gridiron lines but the first win in Lake howell's first full year of varsity corn-7 xt it ion ' s ilet t er than a fIti shot in the m iddle of an epidemic. Seminole's win over Colonial was a ho-hum - .. -. ------.... '-' ..,.... Kiss Of hetiie." . -. To :j . - ;Z Death For Lyman Lt . Evans 13—Might as well go all the way and give the Greyhounds the kiss of death and CENTRAL FURNITURE BEDDING CO., 2306 S. FRENCH AVENUE SANFORD, FLA, ) again, but sooner or later they are going to show INC. Our Policy"-' had _2" _ lof Peolimea Mild Trinity Prep 27, Florida Mr Pc With Cast A4________ - GAINESVILLE (AP) Florida, ranked 11th in the Quarterback Don Gaffney's nation, is favored this time, playing status is still in doubt whether Gaffney or junior Jimbut he will be on Florida's 48- my Fisher is at quarterback. roan squad traveling to Auburn Meanwhile, Auburn Coach for an Important Southeastern Ral h Jordan saystackle he Li looking Conference football game Sat. for pan offensive to _______ ______ VALOR 4N U , TALK I-. __ '-I 1.100 Let's Celebrate Together With The Greatest CIDER '1) On The Newest AND I- - re-- place Chuck Fletcher, who wa Florida Coach Doug Lnekey scheduled to undergo surger~ !---.. - ___________________ ________ ______ — said Wednesday that Gaffney toda y for a knee injury suffere1 has practiced while wearing a in practice Wednesday. tape cast on his left wrist and Fletcher, the team's most was able to handle the ball. - consis tent offensive lineman -- 0--Nothing to this game, nothing at all. The Saints can do no wrong and it looks like another one in which substitut es will get in time toward their varsity letter. Lake Brantley 21, Mainland 12—The key for Lake Brantley all season has been fitting the pieces of the puzzle together and the Patriots got the full picture last week against Lyman. They should be able to keep it together against an in. consistent team like Mainland. Hit Road urday. pump up the Oviedo offense, but I like West Orange for its balance, desire to get back on the winning track and home field advantage Peace,of Mind Guarantee 81 "AUTY ' Evans. West Orange It, Oviedo 7—A cliffhanger in the offing, maybe even a frogstrangler if Lee Ward can Ohl N themselves to be a sound team. Defense the key for i,vman, stopping the third riown pass the problem for y Set Gaff . ne niatter. ill filet there %vas more talk around the campus about the three fist fights than five TDs to one. Thursday, Oct. 30, 1975—lB - _ xa 1' d N L s Top Rook ie N NEW YORK (AP) — John "I really think this is great," They were Montreal third baseAfter winning 15 games in the Cleveland Alexander, who had )car. Ills own cheerleader, "The Count" Montefusco, who said the swaggering, 25-year- nian Larry Parrish, second minors in 1974, Montefusco 227 In 1911. not only talked but also played a old pitcher alter learning Montefusco became a quick (a. that baseman Manny Trillo of the joined the Giants late in the good game of baseball this year he had outscored Carter Montefusco, a New Jersey vorite with Giant tans not only 12-9 in Chicago Cubs and pitcher Raw. season and won three games for native transplanted to Belmont, for his baseball talents but also with the San Francisco Giants, the voting. "It's the biggest ly Eastwick of the Cincinnati them. The hard-throwing right- Cal., was known for bragga- for was named the National thing that's his colorful, boastful behavhappened to me In Reds. hander established himself as a docio throughout his freshman ior. League's Rookie of the Year to- my whole life. I've been strikeout artist in spring shooting for it all year. As a high school shortstop, training this year and went on Because the cocky hurler put "I want to be the best pitcher Monte(usco was ignored in the to become San Francisco's his money arm where his mouth ' the majors and this is the free agent draft by all 24 major bread-and-butter pitcher with a was, the Baseball Writers start of it. This caps off the league teams. But he was 15-9 record and 215 strikeouts. Association of America ac- whole year beautifully." signed by Giant scout Buddy His victories were the most corded him top rookie honors -. - S Rancho with Victories Seminole and Lake Howell can breathe easy this weekend, And judging from impressive victories last week, each will have an extra week to revel in tue taste of Victory. eri Ind 1( t The Coun , ' ' . ' GOLFERS TO AIM AT HARDWARE "lie doesn't know, of course, and a pre season All-SEC if it will hold up under the pun. tackle, was injured during a ishment of playing," Dickey goal-line drill. -said. A bone In the wrist was Jordan said Wednesday that tracked two weeks ago against he was considering two players Florida State. to replace Fle tcher. They are Winners of low net and low gross two-man team Gaffney has quarterbacked freshman Anthony Jones ofBir. champlonshl1* at the first Fit Gold Classic, Nov. Florida to 16 regular season rnlngham and junior Ronnie 21, will find their names on the awards held here by FTU student body president Gary Andersen, victories in 20 games. His first Jones of Chattanooga, Tenn. assisted by Classic co-chairman Morris McClelland, left, and awards chairman Dennis McNamara, start was at Auburn two years right. The trophies were donated by the student "We've still got two days to government. The tournament at Orlando's Cypress ago, where the Gators broke a make a decision on who will Creek Golf Club will feature 70 teams, with an entry deadlIne of Nov. 19. Fees will go to support four game boning streak by up- start in Chuck's place," said F'TU's athletic programs. setting the Tigers. Jordan. / Selection of Factory Fresh / !ifl 14Y !Ø I$I%: I FURNITURE and BEDDING ' IT'S NO TRICK 1,71 GOP,- 8- GUN GLASS FRONT Gun Cabinet With Locking Door ftlitom Storage loam MAItR11111016, thick Apt. 12L W' Contemporary styled convorts to full sitit Contemporary Living Room LEATHERETTE LOOK ASST. COLORS Similar to llhflttltlS 2 PIECE SUITE - Prices sofa REG. 2".00 Grandfather Clock Imported movement from the Ilack Pereif of German.. . . ftecisian Moy ryi cu I REG. 556.00 Ait 9F M : 0 32776 167.76 Similar to Illwstratiom 4 JIM HAYNES (All guests 9l-47-4) I - A 6776 _7 tion Lyman over Evans defense will prove tough this week Oviedo over West Orange Lions are due and this will be the game - ____ _ ! .'? %M. Trinity over Florida Air '. invstration Similar to - cat- S Side Chairs Choice of Walnut ! be Or P#t&n Finish Choice of Two Styles I Similar I. Illustration 'I 499.00 . REG 13995 'I •' OPEP Florida over Auburn 111FF' CORRIGAN (10048-4) RICK PANTRIDGE LOUIS SAPSIS of the season. Still, the Lakers wound up with their poorest showing since coming to Los Angeles, (ailing to make the playoffs for the first (tine in a ANTHONY HAVES LYNNE siim Then came the celebrated of. Reason trade with Milwaukee that brought Kareem AbdulJabbar to Los Angeles. And 44-4) 1971 - f then American Basketball Association guard Donnie Freeman signed with Los Angeles. me two acquisitions meant two things. First, a Ml•handung guard was not needed as Evans Evans West Orange Oviedo West Orange Oviedo West Orange West Orange Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Trinity Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida FSU Clemson FSU FSU Clemson FSU Miami Miami Miami Miami Boston College Miami Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky LSU 1St) LSU LSU Mississippi Mississippi Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Gtrgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Ga. Tech N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N Sit). Syracuse Pitt Syracuse Syracuse Pitt Pitt Nebrask,s Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Okahoma Oklahoma Okhihoma Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Air Force Air Force Army Air Force Air Force Air Force Illinois Wisconsin Wisconsin Illinois Wisronin Illinois - Arkansas Arkansas Texas MM Texas MM Texas MM Texas MM Tonight's junior varsity high schoolfootball schedule has two games on the docket Seminole at Lake Brantley amal - Southern Cal Southern Cal Southern Cal Southern Cal Southern Cal Southern Cal lake howell at Ovu'd. I.yman Is idle. - too much balance Gators too strong this - winner in a tossup bi bit. 37676 0776 . over ISU Tigers are too weak Leader Jim Haynes faltered last week with a 13-7 mark while Bill Corigan pulled within one Vanderbilt over Virginia a game of cellargame of him on the strength of a 155 record, dwellers Still, Corrigan wasn't tops. That honor went to Georgia Tech over [)like — Tech appears best in Lynne Smitli with 16-4, the firs t time she's led the this one field so far. N.C. State over South Carolina Wolfpack Guest Dick Williams was next with !44, while starting to roll Rick Pantrldge, Louis Sapsis and Anthony Hayes Put over Syracuse— Panthers will bounce back joined Haynes at 13-7. After seven weeks of forecasting, only 10 Nebraska over Missouri Coenhusker offense misses separate leader Haynes from Smith and will dominate the combined guests, who share last place. But Oklahoma over Oklahoma State should be a Smith may be starting her closing kick coming slaughter off last week. Maryland over Penn State Terrapins look Lake Howell upset Spruce Creek last week strong and Navy did the same to Pittsburgh. The entire Air Force over Amy Falcons have too much field of six Herald forecasters and guest In the air Williams missed both. Darn those upsets! Wisconsin over illinois a tossup This week, City of Sanford Recreation Department's Jim Jernigan steps into the Te MM over Arkansas the big one this leadoff spot as the g'iest forecaster, week The Evening Herald thanks Jim and wishes SOheIII Cal over California just too much for him luck. Bears - - CHINA .... 237.76 . . . - . . I Similar to Illustration Ilp . - 1OW40% ' r *0 - REF SIFT - eaaing company ?i N!TF UuL P: PH. 3234480 - I dozen years. Evans year F'SU over Clemson Seminoles will finally get another win Boston College over Miami Eagles are too As the Evening Herald Forecast heads into Its Kentucky over Tulane eighth week, the standings have tightened u a - REG 2"''S ruiiure - Price for the more spectacular Lucius Allen, who teamed well with Goodrich in the second half Evans deep W - for a vacation in Hawaii." scorer and ball handler of the suspended by the National BusLaker attack, lie set up th e ketball Association team beAnd that's where things plays and could be counted on cause he hasn't signed his con- stand: still, for 20 points even on his off tract for this year. It's a simple The former UCLA guard who nights. matter of money, says a team led the Lakers in scoring last Part way through the season, Evans - FREE DELIVERY 2306 S. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. team's owner, Jack Kent day., He said Cooke wasn't though none of the parties InCooke, would like the guard to budging and neither, apparent- volved will discuss accurate play for his team, too. They ly, was Goodrich. Asked if figures. Rumors say about all disagree on just one thing: Cooke had any comment on the that really separates the men is $100,000. situation, a spokesinari said, "I 8100,0(K). guard has been don't know, lie just left today Last year, Goodrich was the The t-toot Lyman - Low Back Swivel Chair (T ) REG. I Arm Chair WE ARE SETTING A SALES RECORD! Why? Because We Offer Lower Prices. Savings 34% To 78%. A Tremendous Overstock Sale With Honest Savings. Large S•I.ction , Famous Name Brand Furniture. 1 PIECE 7 DINING ROOM i year was paid about $1 ,000 for "They're still miles apart," that season, lie's asking the spokesman said Wednes- something near 1300,000, al. ' Similar to Illustration spokesman. 0 I.. I. $ (1O1-3N) - in twat vifivill entra CHEST REQ. JIM JERNIGAN U 37776 a REG. 119.95 117 1.4% 76 ' k d111. . "-- CHEST PC. FRENCH BEDROOM Right out of a fairy tale In a rich while tinlihI Suit, Includes—triple drjç, landscape mirror, niqhtitand and full-queen headboard. Save on ttos bea u ty todayl cs LOS ANGELES — Gail Goodrich would like to play for the Los Angeles Lakers and the vening Herald!s Fearless Football Forecast Li CHEST Now LAYAWAY "We're not saying the league is suffer. ing millions of dollars of losses because of the lifting of the blackout. Were calling it an erosion. This year, season ticket sales are down all over the e league and attribute that on to television saturation i of games in the home market • " — Pete Rozelle the Lakers traded steady Jim Full Ow"n -King 5 DRAWER WASHINGTON i APi — Corn- even more damage in the games in the home market, missioner Bowie Kuhn is to missioner Pete Rozelle of the future. That makes football a studio appear Friday. Nationa Football League and Macdonald says no one has sport. Arid each year we are Rep. Robert Ii. Macdonald are shown that the law has [tuck said, 'There is not a done any going to hurt a little more." at odds over the impact of the damage. Last month, when shadow of a doubt that this will Rozelle appears today before do financial lifting of the ban on sports tele- hearings on the legislation harm. We have the House communications subenough proenss." vision blackouts of soldout opened, Rozelle said: ti committee, games. "We're not saying the league Don Ruck, vice president of Macdonald's legislation Rozelle contends the anti- is suffering millions of dollars the National Hockey League, would make permanent a law blackout law sponsored by oflosses because of the jifngof and Simon Gourdine, deputy prohibiting home games of Macdonald three years ago, the blackout. We're calling it an commissioner of the National professional football, baseball, which the Massachusetts erosion. This year, season Basketball Association, basketball and hockey from Democrat now wants to tisake ticket sales are down all over testified Wednesday in op. being blacked out on local TV if permanent, has caused the the league and we attribute that position to making law they are sold out 72 hours in adNFL. financial harm and will do to television saturation of permanent. Baseballthe Corn. vance. 1 Laker Star, Owner In Salary Dispute L' Triple Dmwr Headboard .Two Twit Mirrors NOWFOR Similar to ID VAUGHAN.BASSETI BEDROOM i0gam- p6L table that extends to 60", has lovely oiled Walnut grain plastic top with thick sell- '1 Similar to lllvstralion Similar to Illustr ation Ioaturesa M'aJ"r.clanqttlar During Our Furniture 24776 3RNIti DIN REG. 195.95 "PC FAMILY DINETTE I IT'S ALL TREAT... With Our Low, Low ' ,f Full She Sleep Sofa In Herculon NFL'S Rozelle Locks Horns In Congress Over Blackout DONUTS - - ' Sk Carolina touch because Abdul-Jabbar would then be the focal point of the Laker attack. Secondly', Freeman is a fine ball handler. With Goodrich a holdout, the Lakers opened the season in New York one week ago tonight with Allen and Freeman at guards. They scored 12 and 16 points respect ively in a 10.4-101 triumph over the Knicks. Gail was suspended officially Tuesd1y, form alizing the fact that he wasn't being paid. And, perhaps to let Goodrich know they weren't holding a space on the team for him, the Lakers s igned 7-foot Jim McDanfe[s to a one-year contract on the same day Goodrich was suspended. N. C. State Two Games On Docket - 'tonight's ri;.: 'Th'i A W N b'Ifl it 7- 711 �- - - ---- : ;j - - - - '..-- - - : c-'- v;trr - -- - - er;C -- - --- - - - -- - -. - - - - C - - - - 7 --- _.__:,-__ _____________________________________________________ - .- - Sit-Ford. F1 SCM,1BW D .. W AMERICAS Big Eight Coaches LARGEST WINE & ~ - HALER SPIRITS BEETLE BAILEY 'i 11111 ~~~~~~~~~'ll'''' ~ ll,~ ll,~~~~~~~~~ ~ii~~~ Mort Walker In 140w AwFUi. IT 4WT E ¶O .1 LW .1LJNR', KE NP ___ &OToBE I Pro Basketball I U L .01111A Eas'it. C*Ws'escl Wl 'e n 7 40 - ii. 2 *ai*.4tA,... tie' ic. T Dv Pct. GS R L ei- 2 3 EVE PITH -1 I 1 OrIj I I -. I 3 I Aflives 751 IUJ 2 I C 117 t'7 3 1 751- 77) NINTH - I 3 A, - • - Jai-Alai 1 x. °s ago, 0- Alama iio beat MIWAZ-I31-a; arid Lt State: weA. Nebraska routed CO&W3. (10 -n &° -.. Nebraska r a I. ' i TOf4lGmT, S ENTRIES Oz. 5el.a 2). a Euus. lIE Q" U12C. P(I,) sw,I Ba 1135, 2 -I Mac T14190 I £rc Osm t*). ta : .2 ax I La'r, B.-Va (11 170. 0 tiu t P '17; $75151 - Cl *1ST la.'a4 etc Q Pac, 8c 'Ae'1P*VI '2. S Sw?i Tr Ciç5i I * Laures Gp $i'flay (N Prilip) 0) 7 Bø1 Gil rGut IS-I Cir, e,r, • SECOND £451t..1 III. - last 'ee.k's score w ( the starting times wA dreming rooms weim an 'I 3, £i4ptf State: **I than up, feel we,re got an el with anyone Bcqr, 0 f37}153 4 P (77 up ldaP NINTH: I 8,lj C4f 2 Ag,rr (I), IO 3 14, 3 'Wi,Ià I I. Dtino A Y4n'.j; 5 1 - 51.1" TENTH: I AN (7g. 2220. FIFTH Cuimi"Pace. Mitt: G'O•5 Duke (Ho5l 5 7, . 2 Larr (U. I3 3: 3 % Slcif*" Key 3 * 97QUART (WIlsey) 1), 1 McRobet A- 1 1941, 04111ndtt- SKI&k To Area two personnel canges an- Ii ies SEVENTH - C. 'at.. Mil l The Mexican (ronteourter b Joppa 51w Maid (Dvor.c,a 51 7 BesrIc. At 1,011111ilillioto Teri Cjvb su-lef Pr Inic"s (CVlh&n*) 77; 'I WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS FIRST - I SILk Bli1 U. FJlpç4J,; 131 t3 40, 04. 210; 7 SECOND -1 BOvwy F11u (0, joining the roster for the L't?le ..ICi (Sos's) S RiCtitgna Dear (Allen) I; 0. Govern- 0 remainder of the season along with Quiola, an early games Pa 1 backcourter who formerly I Kl; Crank), 7 Ter', Trcn i5 1120.410. 3 Lisbon fuia) lOt HiflOVIr l2 200; 0 (3 SI $131.4, T 7 101 (5 R J) ID I. I 0ot;e steal played Ifl Daytona Beach, EIGHTH - CZ Pac*. MU: 1. Infighter (AllenI 31. 2 Cin4ys Lumberjack (Hobbs) Melbourne and Las Vegas. KC%.qj (5) II 10. 7,40, 410; 2 Ke(tyei Tim R. M11er) 72 4 season and missed the second Newlo*n Gay (3) 11.40; 0 (2 5) Clroli,sa Cougir (Cu1Psne; 5,1; ])$Ø. 1' 1523) $11140, DO (3$) Mple4 Flo (FiIIilIaj $I $1S740 T 7.143. THIRD -, Andy Canuck CR. Neify 52; I lmpoai 1. FIy'nq *i.ra IBr.ton) i Blood) (31 000. SIC. 100; 2. Jeens ,1 1 - 1I - 1 . 4 1-t -I- isI i Pit Slop Figure 8's are also tickets in advance or be in line won 13 ra ces, is also going to WUN the scheduled, If you iave never bright and early as this is build him a super strong 427 for seen a Figure 8, 1 t quite a always a sellout race. Speed Weeks. - - 1 - 1 1 54 - 56 - - \ TOWER ALL '- / , _________ - majority wis hes today instead - - - - -1 301 .. - I 10 __________ __ __ ___________ __ __________________ ...''- Chic Young ______ 'fl.4iS IS 4 IT'S A "''TBL.O.s!iS ONCE Sy REALLY ItAVE TO 8E _______ CINDERELLA f A YEAR r ON "VUR 'TOES TO PAVE MIOIGT FUN WITH IT' __ PLANTS ___ '" t ET WTI CwN SANT'GRIA _____ _______ ____ Ii' f ____ ___ '3'i - "c .• FIFTH East fell into the trap just as almost anyone would. He doubled' East's king of hear ts won the first trick, but that was all or the defense Diamonds Q$642 AK J 97 5 •8 K J 95 £ A Q 632 SOUTH * A K J 87 6 s 103 • A Q6 Dr Lamb didn't break, but Lancelot was able to pick up West's jack after Ea st showed out on the second diamond lead. East had a really cheap save at seven hearts, but there was no way for him to k six spades to make, not as a Neuher vulnerable West North East uih Pass Pass 6 I understand that randy, packaged. They are diluted, if swee, alco hol are "empty" you will, with water and in. calories that provide no digestible material or bulk and WINE over the six spades and poor EA protein and even alcohol) are -' push him into six. West passed K 1032 relate it it to all the other stuff. calories (Carbohydrates, fat, _____ ___ So he passed and let West A 10942 ! 7," _________ _________ réli PRISCILLA'S POP HAIJ%' OOD _____________ RUM OR DARK LIGHT D , - "Two games in 10 days just may be too much 01 a handicaP for a Young team," explained Johnny first-year coach of the Crusaders after the Calgary RACARDI 3Y 3-1 World Hockey Aor - - ____ _____ ____ ___________ iiirl l _____________ -.----------------------------. - OLD STANLEY 0 f'u'.. ______________ -- Pass I'ass 6 * ',ç P,iss Dble PaSS ['ass Pass Opeiing lead - 7.45 F. SUG. RESALE (,,O&NIzE) 1 CAR' , 0. ________ ____ - 11 -_- 1" i~ 1 _______ _____ 11% ______ need for the whole process. ___________ . He either all chances against the other show either a notrump hand of three suits. bid 23 or more points or a forcing two-bid in an unspecified suit was typical of his stye at both (For a copy of JACOB'' bridge and war Ills pass over five spades was a bit of guile MODERN, send Silo' Win th at he wanted Befell toplav at Bridge, POaf,o 4*3 ART . - - ç LANCER ROSE Ct,i',Titv lgey If WENT ( THE BU?2E? I bo __ CNLY'LQST BY _______ Psijr5f ITALY ______ ____ VERMOUTH 1 88 V FIFTH - - - ---j VE DALE 41 _____ _________ ,) y'WSS ______ _________ ______ VISITORS 189 I _____ ________ ______ . __________________________________________________ I vE4p4 NOW WE ________ Ti OF LOSING IMP. TfT'V5I$V$Il5f$ 11~~~~- . Lion was such that if he bid it Radio City Station, New York, nn his own he wouldn't be N V 100 19) Sweets, candy, white or CARNIVAL li -, B>' THE ASSOCIATED ______ ORAMBUIE by Dick Turner __________________ ___ V.S.O.P. COGNAC 1.99 5TH -.' VOULUR 1.49 ______ MCOU1111 CA111 MARETTO v, aT 2.99 PIPPIRMINTSCHNAPPSOOAGE g 1 SO. 60'. 11 CUTTY SAAK SCOICK 75 t1_.,r CRI li1OS IRANOY FLA S OUVENIR - GIFT BOX ASST. SIAGRAM V 0 TEACHERS SCOTCH JIM BEAM KY. BOURBON VODKA. GIN. RUM b.Iigp 290 P"G a Oyu set __________ C'MOH, IZNl, fl 1) I I ' 1 oi Goj, St,u J. Z. j I4f f--j = - AVINICA S Il$jt WALKER - . ________ - 24 22.95 SPAIN JUAN ESTEISAH 1 .99 01. CASE @ful L d l LO0I?! , -- - -rW .----.,' . - ____ ____ 10-50 ____________________I --'-- ______ _________ _____ ______ -: / I' , ___ ____ _ diet, Recornnlended Daily' / OF IT, I PO HAVE A dop YDOIP 009IFY SOMEONE 10 SWP THE WGr- FORIRUNT. OUT IN'RiE NOM - og? youR i • .... ., - ;, _____ • ______ _______ I V 1 _____ , ___ 1 ____ ______ - "'- . 5'-.-. - Ibk,;\ :': C "t h 1/0 'V -.11 DOONESBURy by Garry Trudeau ___ n*wcacay M4'7!. _____ _____ _____ i ~.3~% _____ __________________ 00000i 713 __ . AV, am axwey a1w ;ai.. -\ scwl ff!; 6QZC fT-%~, .0 1. _____ ___ 1 'jUtt'4'l - . It _______ POMBAL _ li r \•\ ___ _______ 'i .. , ROSE FROM PORTUGAL 4.49 SIZE ____ ___ 30 ________ ______ It ___________ . ;, him everywhere!' I :' - -is not helpful in any ay except requircil to iiicdical reas4n.s Ij t _____ _______ _______________________________ _____ ________________________ _________________ ____________________________-----------499 COio Out t ___ ______ ____ , .. % 1111 / I - '' '4 ____ 411, _____ 'MA4NUM 1 9 4 R 1 J4 ____ Beyond these aspects of a AW 7;6V, IAWzav, So my, .,. _____ ' _______ Imrc : _______ salne purpose. Excess protein modifications that lija v ue . AAV r ff,tT AmA6 wr .. ':' _____ aIii'Ii'Injwsa',jy INP % P. 1 _______ - ______ Dietary Allowances RDA . Third, you need protein, Address your requect to me in because itconthinsamlnoacith care of this newspaper, Badlo that e used to build body ('it>' Station, New York, NY tru ctures, such as muscles, 10019. Be sure to enclose a long, and even to build enzymes, stamped, self-addressenl en- IC 1L)WIMTff - -,- ' _____ _____ 3ones and iron Foe blood, by T. IC. Ryan ______ E ID COMThK MAGNUM •'5tat _______ ________ ______ _______ __________ ____ _____ T _________ ____ _______ -. ______ TUMBLEWEEDS _________________ _________________________ IPI IU* _______ - as fuel or calories to measures of limiting fat and provide energy or store energy saturated fat to prevent fattyas Fat. It can also be used to cholesterol deposits and sweets form carbohydrate fuel for the plus fats to limit calories or any -- "Moas ___ ___________ ( 2alories and to provide parts for send 50 cents For Th e Health I . •' __ _________ 5 * BRANDy SK11GI1A 'TO ' 229 29S I CA SE _ • 5.99 5TH A, I - __________ IN tiaLinced diet you can add the _I FOR I I 0 YEARS" N Y, STATE ' 1k"' '"• _____________ ____ '-I .' Vi*P F Yo MOULIN ROUGE CHAMPAGNE coo DUCK 236$ L'( ________ lack ______________ _ ;:Ij ___________ substances. What protein you don't use for building or ____ se -, ' JACK DANIELS * Grandstand admimion `~ M vERYrHlNG - ' f LB'' ' may hormones and other N, ________________ 24 J.D. 86 ° 8 YR. SCOTCH GREEN - ARE ;* % r~? - 11 HOW _____________ - I 1~ I .; , C Honleof tile Original 'J'rljcta. they For the la test summary of the ________ vitamins and minerals to needed amounts of calories, _________________ ______ ______ FRANK AND ERNEST __________ by Bob Thaves ____________________________________________________________ _______ _______ GORDON Gi 35.7 5________ CASE CRIME DI MITH[ - CRIME OF c*ri CACAO - 8CK8[gRy - TRIPLE sc ANISEfl( APRICOT St - ____ ________ 5 5 P . ' CANADIAN CLul .-:.:, 4.79 5TH but Second, you need all the right _ 35' SO. SIR*OFF VODkA OW CROW KY BOURION UAG*AM 1 CR .k T. ,i 9 nutrition, First, you need enough wheat products such as whole calories but not too many, for wheat beead and avoid sweets rowth,properbodyweightand unless you need to increase daily energy. fuel (calorie) intake. - $ACAROI RUM COINTRU L- ____ ____ spark he body such as calcium for Letter number 4-43, Balanced VODKA. GIN RUM lUND IMP IPJMCf JAC0U; Paaltz came back to New York and found no tIjty urn. The former New York Net said it wa "dacfj" playing in his old stomping growxjs - but th e most distracting thing was seeiig Julius Ervfng on the o ther team for a change. ne ____ ___ or fuel and that is part of e PfO( -:- ;-.•.-;:: __________________________ 949 23 SC0tCi LIOU(UR gas in plugs. So you need calories, the vitamins, minerals and cci'fuel or energy, and th e means to tain1 cereal fiber unless ar- by Bob Montana _________________________ _ CINZANO s- and ARCHIE 9aUART 0 UI, the combustion stage requires th th engine c/c this six, but knew that his reputa. newspaper, p 0. Box 489, meal, but you won't get much MIX ANY 3 QTSS 12.95 _____ • • --: 4 No Hospita ty For Paultz under the lights Mon..Sat, •j t. can get your bulk from any die three ordinary knigh ts strong two bids or also felt that with the trusty the use of the two-club openspades he would take his ing as the only forcing bid to Trytothinkoinutrition not as fiber from rice. who is on first but what you I -1 -----------SHOOT -- e Seattle SuperSonics • Action packed racing simply the entire process of Th is is a very complicated modem convention that has Your body is like an engine, and refined flour provides calories scored 44 points to outshine Kareen-Abdul Jabbar and lead th e Pistons to a 112-99 NatIonal Baskethall Association victory over the Angeles Lakers, In the other NBA games, th e Boston Celtics stopped the Post time ?:45JJMMoFZ..Sat. •llay the oriaI big payogTrifac,,a Wagers •Gourmetdiningj nutrition. Nutrition means normal intestinal actions, You An Ohio reader wants to know if we approve of the I point, two-club opening not found many sponsors. We Sir Lancelot felt that with d not use it and do not recomhis trusty sword he could han• mend it. Instead, we prefer any of the shredded wheat are part of nutrition and there no such thing as a non- products, bran products Ali nutritious calorie. That is like Bran, 40 per cent Bran Flakes (;rape-Nut Flakes), cooked Oat having non-fat fat. V~~ ______________________ ~: V- . , It . _____ By Oswald & James Jacoby taking in and utilizing food, to whole cereals, particularly ____________________ l . d7 " r I ___________________________ confusing. There has been a lot many calories. And the bulk of loose application of the word provides enough volume for by Al Vermeer TELL be diluted with enough of these t give you diet satisfaction From DEAR READER - It is bulk amount without getting N. Tli.4F- PLUMBF-IR'-S ( GIN -- ' 1 CA4ADIAN ''" 'jØ nutritious calories? _______________________ _____________________ ACTAIN ______ c en eq - 8 YR. 860 In other WHA encow'3, the QncinnaU Stinger, beat the Ynnot Fighting Saints and the New England defeated the Quebec Noiques 4-i O-ok! ouR WATER ___ _________________ _____________________ _______________ - %. _______ Baca (IC .%lust one be sure he eaLs - allowed to play there. NORTH £1084 interested in getting enough fiber in my dlJt, but I am most confused. I find it difficult to reconcile calories to nutrition to Fats to proteins to carbohydrates to amino acids to enzymes, etc. In other words, w ho's on first? It was corn, plicated enough before, now along comes this nutrition to provide fuel. _________________ ____ _____ ____________________________________________________ _____ ______ First i ion'? DEAR DR. LAMB - I am sour way. WIN By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. • ___ _' ________________________________ __________ ________ .V.MIXANy12QIS 5915 .- - . " _______________ _____________ _________ AT BRIDGE _____________________________________________ ____________________________________ B ()SWAI.t) and JA%IE.S JACOBY on ~ _________ ____ s , ---, --~ --W assistance will slant the odth 0i trying to get everyone else to - 57 ? _______ ________________ _____ __ NARVyY3 YAGO 4.59 I I~i ; fyi ________ 940 GIN 5 60 hA. SUG. RESAI..E Who NEEDS REPLACIN. : 41 - - is. ' 41 48 - ______ - - - TNIRO STEP. IT . 1k' PRICE Is 'I LONDON KY. ' SCOTCH Cowboys Whip Idle Crusaders I - - - 45 46 _________ ____ -- 49 AWFULLY PROJEcT. AN' STAIRS.1 SCOTCH QT. CRAWFORD tied for 15th, on Nov. fl. ______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ - 41 "a,.',. PLACE IS C-lT-YERSELF UX)K UP- 0 HARVEY'S f sr.fl<egJge poll but faces Bethune-Cookm.a.n, which is I';%ery Thursday' night - nutrition, but then I bog down. fiber. Your calories need to ms rated Chris Dellarco one of San. e CWrv s-t ';sa,o OvAly _________ ______________ __________________________ ONAIII ".""____--- Only 5(Y. Fft-e parking! be held at Serishine Speedway Bob Harnke, DnGregory, Jack ford's late model drivers has a in St. Pete, SUnShint Arnold, ReUUiflann and Howe wmotorbe1ngbijutl,,J quarter-mile track where the all have their name cm the TuckeraniwiuIbereadyfor the action sdoortndoorfromsts.,'t permanent Governor's Cup big race Nov. 23 Tucker, who to fiiush at all races. Usually Trophy kept at Golden Gate. built the motor in during the Gulf Coast classic Forthtsraceltisarnustwget Sportszrisj In which Den ____________ 38 39 40 ____ - ways. I - ___ 1 on ______ ________ ____ ____ - by Stoffcl & Hcimdohl 7___,,, defeateti the Kansas City Kings 92-91., Florida 200. Golden Gate has qualifying heats for the 20 cars Larry Flynn, a name very PJtUpS!,000fowjn Besides th e that did not make it on .Satur. (afilihar to (be Ccnal Florida late io'iels the tornadoes and ilay. 'iwo-time Champion Ed area, has 'nine up with a good thunder cars will be out in Howe 01 Heverton, Mich. and sponsor and has won the Last force, two-time winner Wayne two1 emodJfra'esin a the Thnetsforr1da ReuUmamwf1Jbegofng5p at vamet he hasn't will be presented Saturday with their third wins. Both of those done in close to thr yea's. the 20 futest can gaining a rine drivers lire the only repeal Flynn is a tm Profe ,on&, & winners. Dave McGinnis, it is good to we him repin Ns On S81urdaY the fifth annual Freddie Fryer, Bobby Brack. wint ng form. th = 42 43 44 BUGS BUNNY _______________ could says Coach Rudy Hutlliar'J He said Wednesday he expects the Ratijers to hit the polls in a few weeks if his team continues its winning th __ - __j37 __ _____ I 23 __________ ''OU 01 A _______________ SLA0 44,99,4UART -_- - TAUAHEE (A?; - florida M may not be 115-106 and - I E _____ - Il 31 __________ HI _______ I Rated Teams, VIII, Hit Polls rs Gulf Coast classIc 100 lap will f)umunt Smith, Gary Elalough, ~ N., ________ SCOTCH "; QUART POPOV QUART I Coach Says Rattlers Can Beat Golden State Warrio mile track as a prelude to the staring at 2 p.m. with two -' __________ _____ By CARL VANZURA Sunday the first big NASC sanctioned race on the fast quarter mile oval. They ha ve put up $100 to the fastest ' Snow qualiIerandg1,20opJus to wg flse at Vola County The ggra est ceof the y Auburndale will also hold Spredway j.forjts reg. is for th e many racers CoCoLii 300 Nov. 7 with $'O asphalt tracks er that run the Saturday night show with c, to win. Ibis will w be NASCAR y week has more race being plumed t'ent. The track has listed to be the Florida =late MOM year, Nov. 23. Billy Price with starters as Bobby Brack, Gary stock alchampionship, one nd place and two third from l the United Sta Ralough and Wayne ftetjtj, place (in es going Into the a' being entered show up in Tampa each l97 point season is just s;x o.c:,ik'r for )0 Laps of racing points out of the lead in the Golden Gate Speed way Hi wor Tampa has the Bicentennial 100 th owr $3,000 to the winner. limited sportm division and scheduied Nov. 7 on its thirdIlls Year wiH be on Nov 9 Johnny Garver is in fifth with NI STUDENT TO f'4ELP POOR AT IT ______________________________ - - ____________________________________________ Tp HIGH Cowboys scored an HE'S 50 _____________________________ _________________________________ "- a -L'- 8 YR. BRB. ____ B)' THE AOCTE PR Bob Lanler went from a slump into a streak all one might. ______________ Local stock car racing draws to a close in the next couple weeks wi th championship races planned by all of the race 100 AliVAK6, 19UT -- - ______ - - BLEND 22 - - 4r; 10 10 ...l,VE'VE 4AD TO ___ ____ Bob Lawer Outshines Jabbar A t Local Racing Plants Fall WILL HELD (EEP CLASSES OCC.',SIONAL JOKE - - 24 25 by Lorry Lewis ____ ____ _______________________________ 4997oUART '" QT. IMPERIAL 14 20 ARiA '4EARD THAT 4'j -- _____________ I Sages say you learn by doing and the aevela,j hairstyle dating back to - inventor I - 21 CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 1 I4.97QT. _____ ______ 48 Remain - PASSPORT ILLINOIS BRB. strong feature-game play and Championships Planned Series CAMPUS ____ ____ _____ _______ 1`4111 HIGH By THE ASS0C1,4jj PRESS 0 (31i $ DaPin (Le*1pI I;) Pan Lady 710 7 )1 50. 7 (31 11) 124 00. T River Acapulco and brother of , FOURTH - I. Pr fl, i Qp D'ch Miami's Romo, will play in (5 rki $ I. S Willy Bird (Parkin Brawterd; (Ii 3 00. 3.40. 1-70; 7 three games per perto son) 7 7. 1 Jc.n Stanton (CUIPJAI) ib.aria Beaj, (71 470,370; 3 Si'rtpy I I; 7, Fiq, Best (Wyatt) 41; while Quiola will start in two Wl 5 ($ 3; 0 hal 1730; 7 wimn g 1Ina (P R'gr)?i Winston 86 0 MIX ANY 12 QIS. 58.95 ______ ______ 27 Liquid - __ ____ ___ . KY. BRB. - IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiii00000 State last Saturda)' has not Played any tea 1. 47 lrritatv F - 4- Li anchor half of the previous season with a knee injury. Known NINTH - C-1 Pèc•. 111k: 1 Van "id-fiftie, the nativethofe tracks. Aut*irndak Speedway' w ill get things started with the YR 12 2 Fabulist extra medications 50 Snooze - __ , 11 ABC 6 5 Hindu queen 3 Demure (d-aI 6 Assimilate I ) -- 42 Marries 43 Genus 'ves 44 Bearing 46 American in bran ~'j Eilpiaied T. ITCi4 vJt4RE ........ -i Entertains - 17 Modern 19 Assistants 23 City New York 24 Stuff 25 Half (Prefix) _________ 1. Man Iopla 3.1.3. 1A0 0016 i Prepo s it io n 2 Persia 3 Rare-earth element 4 Passages in You 're 41 Used a broom cloth DOWN iT CANADIAN at IN BRIEF Cit 'i C* - LORD CALVERT managerGor&nHWberL Harness Racing /~11 Th LIMIT" IOLD REPEATER • `1<~--~, / TO... r African republ,c 26 Competent 21 Varnish ingredient 30 Finagle ? Lure by M Sonsom _____________________ _________________________________ _____________________ ELEVENTH. $ Be,, 9.mop, Cmcien jo, (WPt4 VIWI 4) 151, 0 I 10. '20. '00. I. Sariti Alttj (I), Vic? - iosjs Seêu fRau; II; 1. Mets 300.3 OomircoMq 5. *uar lit. I ata FERN PARK Qf 51 14)30, P1)1; E. $(4' (Piper) 5) TWELFTH-I Si)'A, (1). SIXTH - - c., y,.t. M*1I: I of the flat-tops, returns 1010. IO 15,30, to the F Bv (F Ibte,We w. 710. i, j 31. 3. OrIandoSeminole Jal-Alag La?i, i,, Ocala Mçri?y Mt (Filipell;; I-I; 10 00. 0 'hi 1 10. P I ii '. Md c (Br fronton Friday night in one of &. SQ (lIj, 17; *1113 00 ______________________________ _____________________ ALt_30_STORES "NO X -, (McDosivo P0011r Rpiptpir,, (SPeIIj 3-7; 24 N m 042 Aca SEMINOL cur Manolo Returns Bar.øo lO. ______________________________________________________ V-3 ______ _____ _____________________________________________ ____ ______________________________________________________________ i Pause, "I dihi't say there'd be Ràn70, (Ppq.n) I, 7, Afte,qi Apjip, £. (Ii, 3 10. 0 it 4) 1124. (1 1) , 5)47w, 00 (471 521110 Lyn Psabi,k,&72l W 0, VC113KA ~GIN a RUM ROYAL DELUXE I Sbctigan at ,bumpq Biood17 $147 go ___________ THE BORN LOSER AltlFS (March 21-April 19) rearrange their itinerary to suit There will be some minor yours. domestic disturbances today, StO1{111() tOct. 24-Nov. 22 but don't let them interfere with You'll succeed In what you plans you and your mate have undertake today. for this evening. prepared to exert the TAUW (April 20-May and suffer inyou're' a bit temperamental effort toda y. Uttle' things at work will conveniences others won't. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23upset )OU more than ISUL l)ec. 21 You won't be able to lloever. once you're back call Itie shots as you'd like under your own roof calm will today, but you will make the prevail, ;E%IINI (ay 21-June 20) 11 CAPRICORN fl-Jin you ththk all your financial 191 Y ou 'll have to make a lecision today that will affect the resulLs will ifbe)OUIC irofitabk Loss is likely 1m two friends. Tilt your answer toward the one who has proven puLsive. most loyal in the past. CANCER tJune 21-July 22, AQUARIUS ( Jan 20.-Feb. 19; fie sure you're the one who has You're far mire adept today rontrol over the family purse I)rkifl th uur heail than d;iy. Y(u'jj get mileage from yOU are with your hands. Be a dolle,r that others can't, I.EO IJuly 23-Aug. fl Later careful if using tools. PLSCS Feb, 20-March 20; lfl the nay ou'll confront a Though it will be trying day, (nistrating situation. Though atnd to your responsibilities ,ou'll be perturbed, you'll keep first, play later - not vice your feelings well disguised. VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. YOUR BIRTH[MY Ftnarx':al conditions will be (kt.31,197 tllixed today, but with a little You'll have help from behind prudent juggling you can th e scenes this coming year to remain in the black, enable you to achieve a difLIBRA (Sept. 23Oct. 23) It's ficult, but extremely worwisest to comply with what the thwhile goal. This unexpected r ____________________ . 10VA COUNTY ONLY NA Friday, October 31, 1975 For ______ ui cotu ip • of M11: I EIGHTH: I Sal• Aqvrre I,). M- 1 Ss 5r 'Prov; 3). 2 Cool lard L,.*e (kl.c,al 1 1, 3 7 )IØ, 710. 2. Mwvrijq,p sccechPn.,BO.,(u Crar.k; IQ. a '71 140. 3 40 . 3 Ftnm*j,, (0), A.r&bi, W., 1TP'npo., tEl; uI , INKS48 ' ;1Chen I el4 "%%.) 'Barna had to szit z in its hoteL Bears and Red Ele. Oklahoma phantsrwvrrhrget Alabama ... Noire Dame 21-10. 3chedule, which shows six an upset at Columbus, I just Arizona at Brigham Yow': I IfXnent3 CIZT!iJtII in the lop caid there'd be an upset some- Cougars have no quarterback to Twenty - Alabama, Michigan, place this Saturday." Mi igan ch lNewMeja's.e Myer, OkbSta,doe. t 00 beat . 310. 3 CacPtr.,, 17). Lcbn Vi.-' ' N,S,4!) $1. 2 who dW1Jdtcdj.I DeLeon 8it, t*'k. Olthhina - and few and arrvtFir So Schembethkr last week , Ariior.a 24-14. 'i'v ii 3 'flthe Top Ten. t an o.Woodyna)'eswafl,$tO '. 110.3 Sarre EC'trttij, 730. tP,..a% So, &t4Tha'I) 31; .5 Stan * 3 £p. Pr1 (0).5. 0 Cl SA.eld C I4) • ; • gait of the sewn but currently I 15300. P (I I) 153 C. (R MI1q TOP Southern California at Cali- Twenty this week andthe ). 7 S's No. 12, ope they're I with a SEVENTH-* 7 (ora: ojans coWd be ripe anous to stay then ... 1 Larv Jv 3,. *Npm (7 Cra 72. I L,ti, trnnnh over Alabama, which for an upset after their emo- Diego State 34-14. 7 0 3 7 14100. P 1371 5174 51 I 1I, oucf i ByIWINICE REDE0So!. __ 4 ant bec it's R CF Iiyi'1 101. 52.3 L FOURTH: 1 CM?o 5.iip (7i L. 5 C F IMfp4Ø) 51. )l 44. 2 Uj4 '1;, 1#.nir ,cia 5), ':' a, 3 _____Pence i 1• 5 0 )effer, £405 (.mb;ll 1. is 7 144 10. P '7 II 5)75 1, QØ f 7j J.m , GivaIu SsI 72 S Pi' IFTN; I na. 20 1570, 700; 2 Erozj Qiri THIRD - Ci Tr*, M,1 1 220. ORANGE & HOROSCOPE ___________ - 5 _____ SPEClAGO00 F i _____zi-I ________ ______________ Thursday, Oct. 30, P7S-3B Herald Sanford, FL Asia __ __________________ ______ THURS. FRI. SAT. OCT. 30-31. NOV. ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES A niJt in in Jaek LW-Oe Miss reIv in t afterno The TALK)N ME.' ASOUT ___________________ - __________ go Cl Pi issue ' s(iaAGtCuOl SPECIALS fam on but we've ed was Our Upset Special. This iniSwi tSZAliwat' k&ned the hard way never to it year, still OkI&, in two 01 Uset Special there games on c*agart.,. Penn State 17-10. t Week he ... Auburn Saturday's schedule between ,i7. Indiana atOhioSta te "We Navy Nocre Dame: Anchors members 01 The As.aated toOtIiOStat this Satdry and aweigh - and some of Notre I Press Top Twenty. 'fle other is there'll be an upse t," says Dame's defensive linemen Pem State'Mary1anj Indiana Coach Lee Corso. weigh about as much as a good Mssouri contimies its ñci a,. re' 81d9i Misgjsj1 l _________ i, Cuaf' ____ ______ _____ _____ ______ THERE'S AN ABC ________________ NEAR You TOl BELOW I NQ5A( CASE ST _________________ DAILY " we book Miesota: It's with," says Stanley. "I thrik," Notember, traditionally the "their t mt Minnesota comes on asaet is their ocer-afl team strocg ,.. Midugan 31-7. tAt Barry Switzer, 0kb- cpzickne and speNt 11y've Texas at Southern Methodist: tuna - '*There's no say you got pe1e who n really run Mustangs are hoce for th e van play well if y'a don't rac- and chase th e fG3balj. They ond tune all season, but not I t'ce- Yc'u've Pt to be prepared. kind of ink a jot Like us... And I 1`10~ sweet home ... Texas Z 1 If prt- wasn't .n1artt. "trc" !S OkLn 5-2 14 j.it pia Satrdy.' PennSateatMarylafldT FIoridaatAi. [st)ar i iDly NIGHT IESULTS .510.2 Aldiy,a gioi . • ALL 4-11 G-.7%. Cklahorna 'l don't think Okiaheina has played ttial )f. but I they'll t it toe"'- '- - Ne 1 1 vwøn - at rouowjy right. 21 wrong, a .61rj per_ I For t he 5P2 it's fd - llierrs danger 01 (C 7,,i Inking Past MZSSOIXI. .i liE SMOO, T Q £??etvc. .aii i £cl'.ar*Awi,g, Ill. :- 3 a hoasa State 1 7 3 5 5 4 cc l backI ARt WEEK & B J May n't M handed kttfl'ftCalt3em 'etraga Ci o( Is there St. yearSoid} Cal 31-a. __ ______ SAVE GAS! at i J'yC CLrb $51321 30 2 ITENTH IX. e _____ beczm at xc • 'X 3 L's,, X Ti c i 1 I *EONE 4I laO. 2 121 0tS7st7 1 Stile Ccb Al (o&io, Mtwui d: t-heb is the bi-gge game Ock Our he3e. It's r oeit T)e. and we k t1n one time." ta SC'au Dim"40 proporiiv 515721. C4 I 7 0 7 £ If a tss. 77 II EIGHTH - 1 Gfrb1v4 .JSI' (A M,5s D,zss 7I r 3 "it 7 C9s$ev,., oiiiiiiiirov s , 2- , 152C 'a's 009 I 14.214. 1 P444 • - 1 ' Pacolioc o( the Big Eigjg CtrJtnc,, here 'trr Bc, tM the Clxbe 01 e th Week Awar S) 29, at Nct __ ) I 11 _____ 1HEtO11R EVERYDAY P PUS ALL No . NEYORApC ______ - 4 I Cew" Wfltq . , n G J.5'hFrIIt(ISöO ' -- NLO airs 27 '-xc £ _____ T 7' SIXTH -' x 2 _____ Honors liche I Evening TPNT L P p __________ Q__ _____ _____ ACROSS 37 D*ri NC £N I Product of pp N Saud, Arabia 39 Grow NT 1 fAeioporna 40 Mature , LS 8 Foot part 41 Masculine 2 1? RIte group nickname () 42 Female ___________________ I) Forbidden 45 Keglers ItlAjRNMARNAfJ 14 Wicked 49 Remove MOO I. Flog SI Negative OTPE OAMf 16 Be*tch r 0 word oRAN 1 Canadian 52 Profound province 7 VThO (Latin) 53 Tilted 28 Map'e genus 20 Heating 8 Factions Aunt (SP) 29 Surrender devices 9 Bakng 55 (Fr ) 31 Zodiac sign 21 Possessive 56 Nuisance amber 33 Complete pronoun 10 Owl's name 38 Kickback 57 Crafty 22 Mythical birds 11 Measures of 40 Sloping walks /M'Y EARB ARE __ 14LJNGRy C Answer to Pr;Ot4 Puzz'e "' -' - _-- . - �! 4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - Thursday, Oct. 30, 1975 - ' iv EVENING 7:00 To Tell The Truth Bulletin Board (6)($) Concentration (41)(CATV.6) Hogan's Heroes (9) Wild, Wild World 01 Animals (13)(C.13) CBS News (24) Intercom (33) Star Trek (CATV.6) Race To Riches (33) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style (2)(I) Tonight Show (CATV.6) Amos Burke. Secret Agent (9) Mannix (44) Mod Squad 900 (2)(8) Ellery Queen (3)(24) Classic Theatre (6)(13) Movie (CATV.13) Stagecoast West (9) Streets Of San Francisco (44) Movie 11:40 (6)(13) Movie Longstreet 44 Phil Dona hue 10:00 can Style Friday (2)(8) Medical Story (CATV-6) News (9) Harry 0 (1)(9) Lets Make A Deal (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie (24) The Incredible Machine MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunni.e Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 10:30 (CATV-6) Best Of Groucho 8:00 (I) Van Dyke And Company (3)(24) Romantic Rebellion 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 11:00 (2)(6)(l)((13) News (3) ABC News (6)(13) Waltons 6:15 (6)(8) Sunshine Almanac *_6"_ P lja7ME _ - il % A t. *, -11 TAKE A HARD RIDE -Cwtui:iu ;:i I Ha Ik'.'en Kiddies Show Sat., Nov. 1, All Seats $1.00 Doors Open 1:00 10 Best Costumes Will Win Prizes RAM 'iI' j_____________ O's It 111111116 (OKSAGJ, L SHOW Sponsored by Sanford D.B.A. Merchants - ___ ,I0(Xae INSAT1I I DIIYI4I iI __________________________ Small " LAST 1 I I i Rill THE EXORCIST 111DM DRACULA . - THE DEVIL'S RAIN ~j PLUS ___ __ R ri 3:25 (4 I _r 4-Personals - --. - Spirit Of '76 4:00 (2) Ironside it 1JJ ALSO (I) Somerset (9) Dinah! (13) Dragnet 5' (6)(8)Mery ______________ (CATV4) Flintstones BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants to ago? only Next to new Drivers' Lcon'.c' Bureau. 322 6615 (13) lronside 1 Foreign Weights 9-Good Things-to .t11tT.!t'L', ri. I UII AN EX 9 UNON QO GO K K - Training program with an l.M tcxi tdcjo I N4N.NI,i.. S ••f ma I _________ fl - - ARIORA CARGA 1 - -. - - STONE RArrEl. OUNCE TOMORROW: Atlantic Islands THE _____________________ CONDOR W HIGHLIGHTS itarring Robert Redford 1:31.3:30.11:*7:SI,10:00 DOORS OPEN II P.M. W410041111 ,I 0.11V SI 1?M &.9 CBS THE WALTONSThe her eighth - and the cot two emotional problems tonight petition between two of ther involve Olivia's desire for Mary Ellen and Erin, LI PiIt for another child -which would be affections of the same yow man. A doctor convinces Oily it would be unwise to becon READ THJs ' pregnant AD * 1IhuIJ1%• _ again. The girls ha to figure out their (.wn probleri OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING 3 Fabulous Weekend Treats _ 9!k To Tantalize Your TastebudsAd!ak 8:309 ABC ON THE ROCK John" ' gets a "Dear poor Nick. H John" letter. A the consoling from his felloi convicts fails to lift his spirit but when Fuentes's siste shows up on visitors cia) something happens to Nick. 911 CBS THURSDAY NIGIf MOVIES SATURDAY ATURDAY N 'TE SPECIAL 1 . ______________________________ i' i WESTERN ON OUR BEAUTIFUL GARDEN PATIO Lrh11mU. . . Bar-BI Ccken ' which won fivi Academy Awards, includini Best Actor for star Gene flack Picture llackznan plays I'upeye Doyle _______ '. . I J•ILAIII picture lift man, as well as Best - . . I 11L 3,r I Connection In Lb ratings battle, CBS should ge considerable boost from thi ' PATIO BAR-B.Q 'French Needing a good ___ . '0 tough - - - _________________ Easy friendly living. Conic loffi us. FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. Rent from $,14 mo 323 64W APTS I bedr oom apartmen t, single mature ad u lt 110 plus utilitiet. 373 79$ MONTHLY RENTALS LUAU n. c sso.sis Colony x'nce drawing account. Must be ulngle and have some high SChOOl mnd be able to start Immediately QUALITY INN NORTH ppIy to Mr Porter, downtown loliday Inn. Friday. 10 to 12 or? to I. No phone calls, please. Parenti velcome at interview SAN MO PARK. I, 7, 3 bedroom P1. full time,) toll shift, Apply, .akCview Nursing Center, 919 E. erond St.. Sanford. One 8. Two bedroom apartments, carpeted, air, turn. & unfurn. $95 up. 32715)0. New York cop wtu ou're tired of going from one lob 0 the other, because flaking a living, but you're not cIting £nywhere - - don't wait, ce us now. sddition to making a comfortable iving, you want a lob with the PpOrtunityto climb up, ladder success You want a Chince to Ct Into management and you ant it soon - DON'T WAIT. SEE US NOW. want security now and you want secure retirement, you want a omplete group life and Dspitallzatjon program with a .ajor medics, you and your hole family. You want your I 41 SR 434. Longwood trailer apts Adult & family park. Weekly 35)5 Hwy Il 92, Sanford. 371 1930 4t.4JL1 i - ,net its to boot . , AlT. SEE US NOW, , DON'T only. 1100 month. $25 Security deposit, Phone 373130$. lot? Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2S4S Park Dr ive. 510 up. ,- FROM JIMi,"IJO& 31A- "ipiexes , screen patio, carport, skirtir wood grain lapsed siding, go location, with trees, Offered Savings 8. Loan, Payment Large -.. .- 321.0041 - . ... - ,- ._ ,w,-., , hOu, Suppor$ buildings, clog runs and vert wooded $33.500 Terms if desired. 'a" ., _ nre uy river mont Cautlful trees, great fit miner says "submit offers.' CALL NOW 0 ) Ill 16 Sanford Oct. 31,111 PM. , William Frhedkin, who also wor Ap atlons will be acep d at CDy )?7COUP4TRYCLtJBDRIVE Forrest Greene, In 63$3 REALTORS $30 INOLE CO. Acreage tr flaIl and large. 12,000 per d up' Terry Realty, Realtor 4 i i.U! IIVI )IIV. 1,10 of building zoned for off 9,900. FORREST OPE( C OAi Tf',OC iii gici . __ both, Central h a, Sunland, ~_ _ _ 1,I_, JOHNNY WALKER *Close to everything yet away from It alit Large wooded lots •Street lights Paved streets •Sewers *Sidewalks 3* Year Mort,ages -$ pct down. or Conventional Mortg get -' lair, $)90mo Available Nov. 10, 5infordForappt.t05,37395 3 fledroorn home for rent with option lOt;uy Cent.al ar .Ind teat, utility room and gaage Will accept I HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM EXTENSION LAI (PS PH0NE371 0050 (lal Sale- Childr en 's clothes, 6, nothing over 12. RESAL -x 1A - Additions Additions -.--.' W. 25th Sanford, Fia raIl for- '11' Annt i.iini .--.' .. - ' DY 4II lull dues and fittings $125. 100 it. r rh isin. . 11 2 story home on 1' 1 WOoded acres! Swimming Pool. 2 fireplaces. Separate garage apartment g, ,ar_.,.. - - - ",, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGE14CY ___ 3733564 095: Utility body 5005. Sanford Ave. 373 9370 S3-TV. Radio.Stereo - dition, control. GardenLand, 1400 W. lit 1,66 Olds, Jetstar, good mechanics condition. Good tires. Only SlICK 641.10O 64-Equipment for Rent 54-Garage Sales Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet -Shampooer for only $1 SO per day. YARD SALE, Saturday.9 to 3.301 S. CARROLL'S FURNITURE miles, 1100 373 0651. 1971 Mercury Marquis Brougham, vinyl top, loaded, excellent con dltlon, 5.3.975 VW Dune Buggy. excellent condition, $950; 196$ VW sedan, radio and heater, QOOd condition, 5950. Private owner. 3222599 Children's 6SPets.Supplies ________________ Carport Sale, Saturday, Nov 1, 10 to 3; 110 Eastwood Court in Pinecrest, Furniture Items etc ,;- •.,i_ l_ •Y It's the little "extras" that count at anç11euiood \/ilIa5 -- 1970 Chevrolet Station Wagon,e cyl air, Power, radio. $100. 3720056 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGarden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford COLOR TV. $14.95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN $ 1,000 Private owner. 9utes for Sale St., 3236430 Color TV'S from 150; 81W, from $15; Service all makes HERBS' TV. 17005. French, 3731731. 1961 Ford. 6 standard shift, excellent 62-1.awn-Garden - Free puppy, half Spitz 8. half Ger. man Shepherd, I wks. female, 373. 6029. 1975 Toyota Corolla Station Wagun, $400 & take over payments 373. 7513 after 3. Y . I BUSINESS DIRECTOR EXPERTS READY TO SERVE ~"-. IiI JUST A PHONE _____ CALL AWAY __________________ Home Improvements makes DYKES AIR CON. Dli IONING. 377 8517 Alema SMIg - I can cover your home with alum. siding & soffil system. Also Roofing, Gutters, Screen 70 Yrs, to 1331 _Pressure Cleaning Interior, Exterior Plastering Plaster patchinq & s,mulated brick & Stnn snec.alty 371 775.0 AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cleanIng Install carpet and vinyl, wall lo wall Free Estimate. Call SEARS in Sanford. 322 1771. 37) OM65 _111111111 Rao &Ty Land Clearing Expect root repairs, flat roots or shingles All work Qu,Irant.d fROGDEPJ ROOFINC, )))6",T Lawn Service, no Iob too large or too small Call Barry, 799 7 35 9 H ouse atij - . OFFICE MACHINES I "We service at makes and models" Post Control API BROWN PEST CONTROL 2367 Park Drive Pet Care Shot Rope Save a couple 01 Of friendS PJr,v heels & Soles give new life to your shoes. HANSON'S SHOE SHOP. 271 E. 1st St 372 999'2 Office Mackin.; dRow- 377 1111110 - Roofing Lawn Core = - uRIVE IN TV SERVICE Fast 5Cr. CC 702 Liv,' Oak [tt.d Cassrlbery PhOOC all 9611 ESTE PSOPI LAND CLEARING flullctcilnq, Excavating, Ditch Work Fill dirt. too SOil 37 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS KING Plurno'ng Supplies pm Itiru Sat 7531 Park 371 PENTRY AND REPAIRS. 322 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, STORING IT MAKES WASTECustom Work Licensed, Bonded SELLING IT MAKES CASH Free estimate 373 6038 PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 312 7611 or III 9"3 Call Pt11 ('n,alez 305 371 3919 j Fixt u res Water Heaters lam MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR Exp Try me 551 9363 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519E Firt,)77 5712 v I' me Pi, on and DCliec y Sanford BusineSs Mactines 377*005 -Oftw* _ PET PEST INN Boarding &Grmng pm, 377 4357 iPhotogrà1ay Photogr,sphy by Munson Cockayne. xxxxxxilill Fine wedding photos reasonably Priced Ph.ve 373 63*0 I a 79-Trucks-Tral Ier U Ijume Improvements • "SANFORD'S SALE'S LEADER',.. COUNTRY LIVING IN TOWNI Sounds impossible? 1 BPs, 2 bath, , 1150 322)033. tar1ra ..taA - Beauty Care 211 nc 1971 Honda XL 250 Erduna, 1100 miles. Excellent condition $150 KENMORE WASHER, parts, t.,.. 3211991 1919 French 3277374,373 1196,3731914 Panfla AUCTION, 373 7340, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK. 74 hour service. All )_.Miscellaneous for Si nUT ir.,ir lo, ix,.. to 3731959,3731)14 icfl odor steel desks ( ex ecutive des chairs, secretarial desks I hairs, straight chairs, filini Ibinets, as is. Ca sh and Carry mini . .t AIR CONDITIONING, BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 9&fik" I Responsible party can lake on low payment balance. Write before we tend truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 103, Pa na ma City. FIa., 37101 . 1975 Honda CB 360 T, 3 mos old, excellen t condition Must se ll. Air Conditioning 322-6457 7 BR Family Room $110 3 bedroomi, It, bathe, central heat 78-4'otorcycles REAL ESTATE, INC Merchandise Lake front lots, Loch Arbor, 511,501) Realty Reconditioned Batteries, 5)2.95 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Illk , t each. Phone 377 6602, 323 9605. clothes, plants, misc. _____ 575 ,00(3 ens ron. I J ee p Wh ee ls (IS') with tires?? 515 JJ 1770,000. Excellent terms St. Johns Riverfront lot, only 1)7.5013' • ..#& Sunland, Sanford zoned commercial, remaii agricultural, 11.7 acres in Large I bedroom home, 3 b (two 17'xU' with dressing are living room 10'xll'. Family no HOMES OF DISTINCTION InIOI`m8f Ion In Wild" ....... 1 4 I N In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? $27,000 St - We Buy Furniture desired. W 35 hp Chrysli . Ufl IV!), PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet-Console storec locally. Reported like new ___ dining room and 2 car gin 4 W- new spare tire, 26' electrical corn, TV antenna P?'ore 373 A)03 after 6pm penins a for unobstni :c'ncrv $75,000 885' Frontage P tomes In Dettona, pcice4 below 135.000 . 2 Bedroom, stove and air con ditioner furnished; children O.K. $153 month. $30 secur ity. 321 0I!7 r__ - - 3 BR, 2 bath, Pinecrest, $75,000 . IedOnot call us, since this istpo portant an intC,'iijw for PWt% We want to give YOU ape,wn;; rview and all the details of I, your final career - ___________________________________________________ Central Florida's 32--HOUSeS Unfurnished ____________ Doen Rr%lri. flv.r 'al. ramp,,.. I Iona MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOJ Oct 30,71P M, 'vc. ii ,.,,. (E MA RY- Beautiful lake 3 Mø.6 MO. & 1 Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fum. or Unfurn. (~_,__-, Brougham motor home, 24', I. hone 322 9416 1,051 0' Realty ii Di I... 322.6457 eves 'Ui! ..e Offered by Savings 8. Loan. 373. Bedroom Stemper I lileage, $1,500 down & take o ayments 322 4610. Chrysler fiberglass sailbo Murray trailer included; sb ANFflRD SEWING CENTER REALTY INC Moving? Why Not live N Cabinet, 3 needle position, twin needle, front lnatllno. eIluxp Swing machine Pas' hatanre of $7$ or 10 payments r'f 14 S. at J 46-CommerclaI Property :J _ - MASJ 11.1 001 Assume Payments SKYLINE - Double wide, '73 , 21' x 60', 3 BR, 2 bath, raised front screen room. central air, carport Highway 17-92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.8670 or 131.9777 -. Commercial Breeder Kennel In Operation Duplex on Park Ave goes. Refrigerator, dinette, Counchl chair, Misc. 1507 Canary St , (Skylark), Longwood 531. 705). 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford, 373 5200 0 O Lake, Free Boatltig Spool Clubhnu •Drape Carp.ting •ep. Dinl Roams i Al 76-Auto Parts room, carport, skirtinQ, con pletely set up Near 436 I. 171 'Ill... ..... I .31 - lJOIIfll LID(1 -Recreational Vehicle --........ •'S'' ' •CU, CIUJ u trailer, $415. Phone 32201S9, House full of Furniture, everything ..EETLINE - Double wide ne rentril air, raised front scre arc . Imrr,r tini E. 25th St .323 7532 '\iie _____ 11,D.IIU) I 1111 1 Houseboat, powered by 155 ON with trailer. 323 03*0 after S p week days or anytime weekeni BARGAIN PRICES. SANFO - -. fl' '77 Bonta, IS ft PHONE 32? 50 - ML S--P EALTORS 3 BR, 'J 3731756. OCERY STORE EQUIPMENT MAKE OFFER * __________________ 2 at Sheraton Inn Bookkeeper 41111" - BR duplex, kit. l want a career tP.atwill provide Chien CQUPP, Carpeted, Central It challenge, let you use your heat & air, 1)30 per mo agination, let you decide how FORREST GREENE INC. Xh you want to earn. Let you REALTOR 3725970 e to the level of management 323 6333 Li desire and as rapidly a you 1 bedroom unfurnished. kilctten ntto make il ... DON'T WAIT, equipped, air, carpeted , 195.30. E US NOW. Adults only. 3222296 *t.nds. & VIC DADDIS 207 . DO's ReSotutionary war item' Dv 0 .1. ruSt so Il 313 275-4 I?' Fiber glas boat, with canvas ti 1 15 HP Johnson mot or 8. trail Excellent condition Reasonab ____________________________ -Two bedroom, turn or urdurn, 2 BR, on giant wooded lot, 177.500 ____ I . adUltS preferred, security dposit. 3735131 or 3226420. 2 OR. Lake Mary, lust reduc,d '' & tie downs. Good locatlo awning and skirting. Good con dition Payments $106.17 ma, V- fenced back yard. Down stairs, Spacious living room with formal dining room, den, eat in kltchn. I bedroom and utility Upstairs) large bedroomt and 7full baths $26,500. . 71-Antiques 797 H..,., ytime. -IAL COLBERT, REALTOR AGE & ELEGANCE- Newly de corated older bomi. Hat central heat and air. detached garage, 3 BR, with pool, $37,900 wling Halloween Spe 'W• .,',IP,S. Il)'OhIO''VIi HAL COLBERT 31 100 Yr. old Country Estate on St acres, $71,000 Nanted to buy used office furniture Any OuAnhitv mini I ROBSON MARINE arry Saxon, Realtor LOOK Buys small down payment. IR. 1' bath, carpet & drai 1,500, Professionally Managed ) bedroom. 7 hatt. Split plan. Spacious living rCm with cu$ton fireplace, self Clean oven. dishf wather, icemaker hook up. Large fenced yard For the young S• 'ts ,, ' One Bedroom. 2617 Elm Sanford fla 'ailabte, Dud Cabell, 377005? 125 By REAL ESTATE, INC DAVE S' 323 9310 55-Boats & Accessori 322-6457 STORE & STORAGE 322.2090 GENERAL CONTRACTOR rn.. 1.41 ii 1113.36 mo. 373 605). 1505 W. 25th St. . dostrial and A) AgrIcultural, 211 S. French Ave. BUY-SELL-TRADE IISE. FIrst St. )fl.Son Real Estate 322-4132 We Buy Furniture ;inner 71g Kish Real Estate On $ acres of land zoned MI In EMINOLE AWNING & POOL GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. Patio Apartment SANFORD THE CONTRACT" IDVLLWIIOEBeautiful '*31' (2 only), Peg. 57,0*0, ni .500 plus tax; 21' Round (1 0013 eg 11,173, now $993 plus tax JOHNNY WALKER 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES . "SERVICE P'tJUL )MLL UI ALL ALUMINUM POO L ars old. $71,900 Terms 'sired. c1cn Payment Ornament Dne fireplace, turned Column nken paneled family room, drooms. garage, redwoc in. IArrt FHA V A All I.7 rdens ii U CASH or used furniture, appliances, tools, ('IC Buy I or 100 1 items Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Av.' earnin' 5315 Gasify fatrilng L.o 'igh?Cfled down to 1725. Evinri Crr y'.i,'r ruroru) cjoule, 57)3, ioStpowtr, $.495 Blood y T Cr i,750; 19 Pumpkin About with it(tpower, 11.600. Our tricks eats Visit our witches den i frighten you into one of th iakiy scarey ba rgains, 0, Co I Casper ! ILSON MAIER FURNITURE *Spanish Charm* - ,,y ,,'r, , Top prices pad, used, any C00dition, 6141176, Winter Park eleton prices prey lit. 'droom briCk home with fami om? Must sell. Asking $72,2( t wants offers on price In tern' 3 9110 BEDROOM SUITES REALTOR 373 5774 136W 7ndSt. Mrs. Mello Ga Jrc'rri, I lull l:,lttS, hard*( mrs. Land completely fenc ich soil for gardening. Housi ,,w,,,,.l., I, rd, Bake, Craft Sale & Car W by. 1, 9 a rn 'Ill? Christ Un etlsodist Church, Hwy. 4 77 ucker Drive. - STUDIO 1,2.3 Realty JOHNNY WALKER No pets 339 6 eneva Luxury ON MAIN THOROUGHFARE-$ Living quarters plus ideal business location. Excellent terms Call. AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS LAKE MARY-- 1, Lake Mary, no later than 4 .q I I 1) .4: - Ill expanding by leaps and iijnd You want to *01-k for a mpany that values Its em yees by providing the higheit SsibIe incomes and all the fringe I Mønda',. Days-- 373 6173 Nights 372 7357 _____ A fantastic buy at $79,300. )Room furnished garage apartment, water furnished, adults af ter rnmJ1nThI'Ah ST. JOHNS REALTY C ,~f BROKERS ', I TIhia 1. l'i..i.. MAKE OFFER It will you pay for this neat f'_?fl D,nê,, A I A 1. 68-Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL m-uG, WANTED anford. 3772599. Leading distributor has above ground pools -- acquir ed thr ough our factory from a bankrupt distributor. Stock of pools still in original cartons. Fully guaranteed - will sell for ', price or less Guaranteed installation. Low Mo. Payments. Flagship Builders. I $31 5500. churen Realt -- st 7 1 1 F orest Drive, Loch Ar SACRIFICE SEE US TODAY 322.6457 37 '12" - 'aturday. Items too flumerot, Pool Ide,' or Developer- Exceptio iy in building lots lust far cno Om town? GENER A L CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC and girl's wearing habit, size 9 10, hat, 6' e and boots, lB 37 7399 !rd Large Garage Sale, All Swimming utiful kitchen and 3 bedrc ome, close to Schools i lopping. $21,000. JOHNNY WALKER 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves -'- at is morethan67year5 ?rienced an Oscar as Best Director. - anal, plus pool. Large laded lot. $17,500 with terms C'droom, 1 bilh home, ISO In age on two roads Doubleca.-pc ncrd 51 1.S'Q3 T e rmsif e'sir F.,, Your Jut Ca Pony and tack, 1125; English Saddle 'ark, Maternity & other clot ,1i,< items 2 familIes. Zoned for Horses Lake Mary Peg Real Estate Broker St FLORIDA DREAM lOME LAKEFRONT. 2 story home just loaded with rustic charm i bedroom, 2'. bathe central air. family room, fireplace, boat house & dock Locat ed on big Lake Mary. Finest fishing 8. swimming. Lake Mary- Clean furnished apartment for working man only; $95. Phone come to continue when you are NOW LEASING iable to work due to iniury or New, modern, I story efficiency cknejs. You want a retirement apar$menfs, attractively fur'ogram that will enable you to "Isheø, conveniently located and tire in luxury DON'T WAIT, beautifully landscaped 11 33 mo EE US NO'i Call ; 'een $ 30 5 For in want to work for a company 'ornat. raIl 322 0701 international dope smuggling ring. Action l terrific, well directed b3 breaks an - - specializing in Macrame Ma terisls and Unusual Gifts 373 765). owner, 3 bedroom, I bath, I arpe?, small equity. $113 mo, C 27 9401 after 5. , I Mazda Rotary Coupe, rtilCaqe, 1930 or best offer. I 901 (ASPI iRAGE SALE, Sat., Nov. I, 9: :30 10$ Beth Drive. Ray Kathy's Unique, 2640 Hiawatha sve 'lily 3 bedroom, 7 bath horns REAl TOPS flrAnrh Afd.'.. J,. f',,... FWthn,.. nent ion Exclusive Area Iv'drnnm aIr conditioned, ten Ard, 190) Su;nrnpqlin Ave 1$. W mabe nffer 3731191 v, hOu'ies ma rural area. Nod pament, monthly payments than rent Government subildi to qualified buy er s Call to se you qualifyt -. Hurry' Harold Hall DeBary- Adults. 1 OR, air; close to stores, thurches Ideal for retired persons 6a6401 or 732 *034 ____________________________ ex WHY WAIT!!! - SEER OKA KIN -- QLINTAI. LIBRA MARCO KA(FAR 3 DAYS OF l____ •._ - j .-' * "Get 'Ern While * They're Hot" * c'ihnn __________________________ Instructions: The hidden names listed below ippeur forward c.. -- - IMMEDIATE OPENING MALE OR FE MA LE ining for ix to work and travel in Li S. Transportation furni%hd RN RMIKI3 II) S AGGEURTIONERTNF:7 I JA - - 31-Apartments Furnished . U0 F. II CA HG I IA CA '1/ - Apt , wilt in wall carpet; air cund ,$llSmo. plus deposit . 208 E. list St. Call 323-43*5 after 5:30. 18-Help Wanted - R ENA Room with laundry and cooking privileges in private home. for gentleman 3739116 after 5.30. White M UNSWORTH REALTY HOME- BUSINESS 3 Bedroom. 1 ba th, central air. with commercial zoning. Wall to wall carpet, II. cellent home to live In andoperate a business 175.900. WOWI WHAT A BUVI Extra nice home with SWIMMING POOL, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, family room. (to((' Oni,' S2.4 _____ ' WITT REALTY BusIness for sale- By owner, Well established grocery Store in Sanford area. With beer & wine license 37) 6707 after 7:30 p.m. ________ 29-Rooms -, 4V HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms..? baths, car garage, Florida room. cetitral teat and air, $43000. Peg Real Estate Broker 321-10 377-2745 373-57)5 3375 _______________________________ 7 OR. REEN BEANS, now ready, you C 7. MAR (' 0 - 3 Bedroom Home Downtown. $13,500 lakefront Home-Lake Mary, Taxi Cab Business & relat ed fran chise Call owner, 901 253 7577, -- Or & 7 bedroom apartments, fu.. shed or unfurnished Newly redenrqt. Come see. 300 E. AIrport Blvd. Sanford. 323.1310. by the buthel K NOT S S NT TIE F NAG 1) 13 A6F;W I A NIGHT YOU WON'T FORGET, Eat 3fl 0115 afteni K 1) ijo.00 - BAMBOO COVE OKRA It A C I R KO I. ItT I. I0 ETSH F' '1 J O.IAR.J 0 ATANRURTNRRK MZMEM FRIDAY OCT. 31 100 ER H F A h1 (, H ___ TR-- TR NO UC A P (; OWNERS WILL FINANCE; .3 Bedroom Home and Rental, ------ NAVEL ORANGES $2.50 BUSHEL 322 6733 or 3730367 - iNg - 30-Apart ments unfurnished 6-Child Care Griffin EZK1ATMltQoIuq,%(.s, I ST -- -- - U - - DST in DeBary- Black female dog, part Poodle, answers to "Patches". Phone UI $479. (3)(24) Sesame Stree t iT.. I rrri KIDDIES I N H 5$ jIG. - ----- 4:30 (',tK(7IAI - ________ 24-Business Opportunities OUPiD Male dog. Sunland Estates Call 323 520 2 and give description I (35) Addams Family ___________ --------- .- & Found Pick, $1 bushel. Farm, Monroe Road across Street from Baptist Church Herbert Rutsell, 377 72)1 TIME ________ - L71...,.I IRGAIN HUNTERS PARADI That's Classified Ads tedroorn, 7 bath, split plan, eted, central H.A, kitcl 'Quipped, 7S'x7S' Florida to vith fireplace, porches screei md carpeted, utility Shed. Ph 1720782 to Buy or Sell Real Estate We will providethe Professional Service iow Commercial Ph, 372 705) Sini 41-f4ous Nurses; RN's; LPN's .Ides; Aide Companion; Needed immediately 670 0636 -- 5--Los t Club FRO-SAT ONE JK ADULTS 2$ SHOW ___--__- MARRIAGES 'erformed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala 901 73? $061 or 137 5773. (6) Partridge Family SEEK & FIND' ONS V I p__ AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? (Thu f 3079 Real Estate _____________ &1fl P F AL TOR 377 7490 322.6457 Reg Real EstaleBrok,.,' JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC - lit,.. 'Ii fl,..,,. I • colors CFuI) Ehamni, In Former antique dealer 011Cc?or. House full of fine tique & contemporary furni China. glass, Christmas p1 Staffordshire blue plat.i l atter, Lalique, and rn Tiany other it ems too numerom Jamaged stock. Payft :hlldren's Wear (Forms CaliBart Real Estate REAL ESTATE, INC. Call W. 120,000. 'JP. VC• lurufay, Ploy I. dl Lantana 0 DeBary, beginning at 9 make room for new stoc Everything Reduced To Cli SAVE 60 pct. and more on smo GENERAL CONTRACTOR ________ - 3721 dU-AUTOS for safe Estate Sale 110). VENTORY CLEARANCE shade & fruit trees fill the leaving plenty of roo m Out for hots(' c or ral and garden. JOHNNY WALKER If - 322 9214 flQflI JJY SJV IK 170111. bedroom home on over I AFTER H t(Iien, dining room, family rot .vinçj room, 2 baths, 8. 7 arage. 2,000 sq It, of living at N W carpet, kitchen eguipml ange, oven, & refrigerator. BI :onstruction $39,000 Terms lesired, RAYMOP4DM BALL Reg Real Estate Broker 372 56.1) Aft. Hrs 3fl 7757 117W 1t St , Sanford t bedroom fur one nshed apartment on lust floor. Mu%t be clean. Two adults. P. F. Gen Delivery. Wheeler. Casselberry. Fla - NU KNF: 0 RENTNEZ7KR(F. ' full limp gardener wanted by recreation vehicle park and restaurant, Located on the beach between Vero BeachA Fort Pierce lnit Applicant must have ex perience In ornamental 8. land scape plant care. Salary negotiable. Reply to Box S19. C 0 The Evening Herald, P0. Box . Sanford Fla.. 37771. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free. 641 2027 for "We Care""Hotline," Adulti or Teens. - (CATV.6)() Mickey Mouse 18-Help Wanted - - The Palms Counseling Center is now offering Parent Effectiveness training claSSes . For information call 510-1669. (3)(24) Mister Rogers (13) PuisePiusI (24) World Press (35) Big Valley I - - (8) Magnificent Marble Ma chine 1 38-Wanted to Rent - -. Real Reg Real Estate Broker IIOOE.?jthS,, 327 "SS - vuIIuJ 373 Lake Mary New 4 Bedroom Home On 1 Acre BALL REALTY convenience store Surrounded by beautiful oak and cypress trees. 37? 1170. Noon Will trade various work abilities on week ends for tppewriter, car or money. Wife will take In baby sitting Write, Michael Morgan. 603 O,i Ai,e Sant ora 3:30 12:30 (2)(8) 3 For The Money 'T1L2:30p.M.-51.25 WEKIVA RIVER-- Adult park offering flhlng, canoeing and SundQ Friday ________________________________________________________________ P M. (3)(24) Lillias, Yoga And You (6)(13) Tattletales (9) One Life To Live (4) Flintstones (33) Rocky And Friends Underdog IiOAU4MA1s,(VfRyDAy ii ' -. - HUNT REALTY II M 71 Park Or - TAFFER REALTY -.--------------- Before Publication Gel it checkd by the r egistered nurse ,I Altamonte Mall. near information Center. Monday through Saturday, 11 am. to 9 (CATV.6) World Of Women Friends •lll*L CIUA caip Dog Noon The KNOW YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre (PI.6) Bugs Bunny And 8:30 (CAW.6) Fran Carlton (44) Three Stooges L H o lly,,, (2)(9)(44) News (6) The Young And The Rest. less (,4) Flintstones _____ 3LlnesMinimum Realty, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1973-SB I 1JWI $306061 Eves Ili ;io . -. (9) General Hospital (24) Romagnolis' Table (35) My Fav or ite Martian (44) Three Stooges 12:00 Up IN Security deposit. No 571 1010 DEADLINES (CATV.6) Three Stooges 11:53 (6)(C-6)(13) CBS News AFTERNOON (CATV.6) Community Close. ___ (2)(8) Another World (6)(13) Match Game (CATV.6) Paul Harvey 7:30 (9) A.M. America (44) Hilarious House Of Frightenstein 8:00 (6 ) (13) Captain Kangar oo _____ II 1 J (2)(8) High Rollers (6)(13) Gambit (CAjV.6) Not For Women 11:50 Religious Hall _____________ 3:00 (6)(13) Love Of Life 7:00 (21(8) Today (6)(C4)(13) CBS News (9) Bow's Circus (44) American Town AND HIS 11:00 Squares 6:55 2) Daily Devotional ($)(44) News Plus Horror Movie "Cruxible of Horror" 10:30 (fl(S) Wheel Of Fortune (6)(13) Price Is Right (33) 700 Club (44) Green Acres (2) (8) Crank tening Herald, Sanford, Fl, SG-cneous for S EALTOR çg .1 very attractive. $163. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) dov bath. $21,900 bedOOfl1S. 1' 7475 YALE AVE 70$ LAUREL AVE-- 34_••••3j - 2:30 (2)(8) Doctors (6)(13) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Indian Summer (35) Mothers -In- Law 11:30 Paving. assume with l ' (6)(13) GuIding Light (44) Phil Donohue Sunrise Semester (CATV.6) Tennessee Tuxedo (I) Today In Florida 1 thru 5 times ....41c a line . 31c a line 6 thru 2$ times 26 times .. ... ....24ca line I CREAMWOLD_ El Capstan, ;F fl1rm, closed porch, $I 2 Bdr., porch, carport. waShlhg machine Clean, $150 2 fldrm , new W•W carpet, new LR furniture. Separate dining area. RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon (9) $10,000 Pyramid (9) Showoffs (6) 8319993 -' ) DEL TONA HOMES 2:00 nly 6:25 (2) With This Ring 6:30 322 - 2611 HOURS 1:30 (2)($) Days Of Our Lives (6)(13) As The World Turn (9) Let's Make A Deal 10:00 (2*) Tomorrow (IS) Movie Orlando -Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. (2) Somerset (4)(5) News (CATV-6) Movie (9) Ryan's Hope (13) Search For Tomorro (33)(44) Movie (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) GiveN.Take (8) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Be)t 1:00 Seminole 1:00 9:30 (CATV6) 700 Club (44) Corner Pyle. USMC 12:30 (CATV6) Moticias 9:30 (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 9'00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (CATV4) Life In The Spirit (5) Big Valley (9) Movie (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister R og ers (44) Leave It To Beaver 11:30 1:30 (fl(s) Fay (3)(24) Classic Theatre Pre view (9) On The Rocks 7:30 Treasure Hunt Hillsborough County Re port (6) Good Times (CATV.6)(44) Love, Amen 8:53 (44) Spirit Of 76 -' Small turn;shed house In the CLASSIFIED ADS (CATV.) Movie (9) Barney Miller (3$) Movie (44) Dinah! Thursday - Houses Furnished 33- - TONIGHT'S V _____ ________ - It PVIuV WI very low mileage, 57,91 itt Duane McGuire. 372 1 alec 'es. No Money Down WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example Gremlin X, air, $1095. Polo, auto , air, $795 tus?ng Mach I, auto ,air, 51195 Vega 01, like new, $1195 Duster. 7 d,or, 5995 M.ni, oftc'r 'o c:o.,s-' frn,mn Chico & The Man (new loCation I Jct IF 978. 477, Longwood Call 173 lSlOor $34 1403 �6Evenng Hera ld , Sanford , Fl. Thursday, Oct. 3O,175 crowin 68th Year, No. 61— Friday, October 31, 1975 01W1=1 ItIli ff 327 71—Prjce 10 Cents Vihien, Other Witnesses Heard t Former icers off Seek Releases I 0MIN Al ff I Sanford, Florida ________________________________ iiii 'cvviv or!ry C7 Ily 11011 LLOYD 'Fix: hearing was held on 24- always very truthful with me as come back to the community," Hera ld Stuff Writer hour notice after Bennett and a friend and a customer he's he said Character witnesses, Hamlin's attorneys filed the just a real fine boy."Kadersaid eluding Seminole County motion for reduction of sen he has known Bennett for 10 to Mrs. Marie Hamlin stified C ommission Chairman Sid ___ e. that tier husband, while inVihlen Jr., have testified on IV% I behalf of two ex-Senford pla t on policemen see ki ng reductions Kader said. County, has become vice in prison sentences meted Victims of the series of Police Capt.C H F?gan Jr. president of the Clermont gwlty pleas to felony burglary burglaries that police in who headed the internal i ______ Jaycee Chapter. She said in connection with a police tsUgators said the burglar) estigaLion that resulted in the Hamlin 'knows' what he's burglary ring nnj' members )nfesed to ex-policemen's COfl it t Iufl vjlt fll is it id 14) luuli back lii a Thursdayhearing before were not seen in liii couroorn testified to Bennett 's good to fact people of the cornircuit Court udges Clarence noted that while & 0__ U; rnunit Vihlenwasthcf,rstwitnessto character"and Al .Johnson Jr. and A.J. free on bond after his arrest RAYMOND HENNETI Hose mann St* told the coat Uiat Lake attorneys that Bennett got I!1R1%M IIAMIJN job and Bennett for 19 years. "Based on Newman Brock and Gerald County news reports desailied .....1? r po rt his family pleading guilt) to felonies in ffl) personal knowledge of worked to sup Rutber Bennett and Hamlin as 'ideal backed ins their conn cxcurred, called the ex ection with a nighttime Raymond's character," Vihien ( Fagan said Bennett was the officers '£ Inmates who have no problems arguments that Raymond unfortunate in burglary ring said "I feel he could fulfill ringleader in 11 area dividuals who Bennett, 30, and Hiram Hamlin, did wrong, were getting along with fellow inBennett was sentenced to requirementsof probation and burglaries H - 22, should be released from e said police caught and faced up to it They mates" seven years in prison plus eight return to become a productive recovered all iterns that Ben- could ha%,t. kept quiet and prison on probation with years probation ; Witnesses testified that if the hiamlmto five member of this community" nett all egedl y 'The) were walked away from ::. testimony from 17 witnesses out bears he said exfficers are released f rom prison and five years ofacourtroom nearly tilled prison that they have jobs bation: and Campbell to 10 with the ex-officers' relatives Tate said he still doesn't waiting for them in Sanford. ears in Prison. "Based on my personal knowledge of u nderstand how the Offieers and ifiends Bennett and }hmlin filed Raymond's (Bennett's) character, I feel he 'got into this and I don't think Judges I submit that there's no Johnson and Hosemann said after the two. appeals on the convictions but could fulfill requirements of probation and well ever know," fie ,,aid I ridicWe in this (ommunity for hour hearing that they will the appeals were withdrawn b return to become a productive member of thinks Bennett and Hani these men," Brock told Uie the defendants this issue a written decision have "s uf fered enough" and court 'And I don't think this community." month. C ampbell' mpbe ll 'A motions society will ridicule anyone if reduce should bereleasedf s 0n :tea still pending in e Fourth —County Commission within nfordthey are released" i think the people I Sa ext 10 fter studying notes taken during the District Court of Appeals, West Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. are behind Us," Tate said. HALLOWEEN HIJINKS hearing and examining a Palm Beach. Sheriff's Capt. J. Q. Galloway has been made. The buck has Hoping to attract friendly goblins and witches on Halloween number of affidavits and letters The two-judge panel Brock presented to the judges non-violent crimes," 'Fagan testified that when he took stopped," and commented that submitted In addition to the Thursday night, Joetta West, 9, paints a smile of welcome on her .,°' wouldn't allow an affidavit from Sanford said. "and Ord inexpensive Bennett and Hamlin to jail after the cases had been fairly courtroom testimony. lantern pumpkin The daughter of Mr. and Mrs RN West Assistant State Atty. James Police Chief Ben Butler that he items were taken." Sentencing that the men said handled and Justice meted. Bennett, llamn)fn and a for. Figgatt to cross-examine the said expressed Butler's "great SZ$ Fjeambfa Dr Sanford who is prettyas a txJeheeII In her Sgt. Charles Tate, corn- they "didn't feel bad toward the "1 believe the sentences were crocheted Halloween costume ueIecte her giant pumpkin mer city animal control officer, character witnesses and an- confidence in Bennett." mander of the shift of officers police or the court. They said severe but community response Sanford . ld ' by Bill Jr.) were sent to prison jn June after accept hearsay testimony. testified that Bennett "was were working when the break. the penalty and be men and Bennett and Hamlin." . E EF _____ a - LIGHT FIXTURES Inside r Ilb / Outdoor Fixture LIGHT BULBS - U - Reg. Price ...........2.49 SL - 123 Bent Glass Fixture Reg Price 2 r SL-302 F ixture . r 4 Ii YOUR CHOICE / 60, 75 Or 100 watts. Reg Price (ea ) ' 22c P'" I "_.— / ' '/ EACH i SYLVANIA iii / T11101 VILS SL-715-7 l SL-302 ' S LEAF RAKE 7 '''(: A good quality tool made jn P1 - the United States. 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For homeowner or workshop - 7 89 Reg Price (ea ) I 12 99 ' H)JANE LASFIBERRY it will be open to the public willbe sponsored bytheGrace herald Staff Writer tonight and Saturday from 6 .10 United Methodist Church at With growing apprehensIon pm 1311 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, among parents about the safety The Jaycees won national tonight from 7:310 wi th the of their children as they dress in honors last year for their fund proceeds to go to the purchase costumes and indulge In the raising project and cars were of pews for the new church traditional 'trick-or-treat' fun lined up for miles waiting to get building. of Halloween, area in. Movies will be shown those For those with weak hearts organizations have stepped In In the waiting line. Proceeds who prefer friendly ghosts, to provide planned and will benefit a youth shelter there is "Casper's Ghost supervised events. Igor's Haunted House at the Ho" tonight at Casselberry 'Haunted houses" designed Altamonte Mall, Ecross from Elementary School off Crystal to put terror into the timid soul the York Steak House, i 8 Bowl Circle. This is a project of art springing up in ariou..s project of the South Seminole the Pi Rho Chapter of Beta locations around U county. Jaycees in association wi th Sigma Phi. Perhaps the most impressive Altamonte Mall Merchants' Spring Oaks Homeowners of these is tie Haunted Castle Association. It will be open iation has designated utilizing the real-life castle of tonight from 630 to 10:30 and tordght "Trick-or-Treat" night Glenn Turner on Bear Gully Saturday, 5.10:30 p.m. Road i off Howell Branch Road Count Dracula heads the list from youngsters, in Southeast Semi no le) as a ofassorted resident ghouls and commercially wrap,' candies' setting for spine-tingling scenes ghosts who will greet thOse from horror movies enacted by daring to enter the 12 'scary perm . area high school drama groups areas' There will be tree candy In the interest of safety for The Goldenrod Jaycees are and su rprises provided bythe those youngsters who will be sponsoring the Halloween Mall menhants venturing forth the Veterans of project for the second year and An electronic haunted house Foreign Wars Auxiliary (VFW) Post 10108 of Sanford will Inside Sunda . Reg Price (bag) '3 - The biggest Uttle Show On authlr .card figures from the world Heavy cast aluminum wit h TH RU , stainless steel burner and "." Magaiine Football Action Tonight There are four high school foo tball games on th e area OF VALUES Briquets and ank included, 14 x 22" GG-990 MTR Reg. Price (ea.) ..... 149,95 ARIi '" KITCHEN and photos, see the Evening Herald's Sunda), sports pages. mething Old, Something New FAUCET 8 centerset has aerator. Reg. Price 21 95 Model 8700 1. -- EACH I ..- mtthing d somet hing new — fashions have come nce the good old days, as demonstrated by a a UWoman's Club members on Page lake nm.n S Sec t ion. —.-- -- - -, . . . ..-. - CHAR-BROW 4 _.' / . - Sit 1 the helping 0 7100 FRENCH AVE, SANFORD HOURS: 7:30.5:30 WEEKDAYS I I c- — — I tl •-•- .—.... - YOU IT YOURSELF! SALC PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 17 thru NOVEMBER 6 INDEX 4* troundTheClock Bridge (urch Calendar ...........5A News ..........9* SB - Comics 58 Crossword 4A Editorial . 4 it - V -,ftsVt awl I VFW Post 8M7 on SR 0. , Ha lloween party for children Saturday, INI p.m. at t1w post ... 1 ' Dear Abby ........... Thursday's high 75. Overnight low 60. Considerable cloudiness through Saturday with scattered showers likely. Highs around 80. lAws in The 6. Nort heast winds iS to mph, diminishing at night. Rain probability 40 per cent through Saturday. Details and tides are on Page $-A. -- .. ' . . . 31 'I . I s' 4 . ' I 4 ' -91't,, 01 ..- ..i4t ' . All :--• 't' Aff~F~~4~_ — - _q 11ir .,t ., .. ... . . "' • .•- 9.-". . •.,. - vA - Its .AA,- itft— 7~n - t- ____ .- ' C t• 1' ... ,l_.jl._. - FORMER POW RETIRES FLAG o h me. chairman questlonsunder oath about the $517,000 land deal for over an hour at Herripg's courthouse offices. an — V C a P16 In, ves 1 ation H* inted * Seminole-Brevard State Atty. Abbott Herring decLsion to buy the land as a county clay suppl%, today was unavailable for comment on Commissioners who earlier had contracted speculation by courthouse sources Wt he will to buy the land, backed out of the deal Oct. 14. ta ke a probe of an aborted county commission ho urs after herring met with leaders of clay pit purchase to the Seminole County Grand Markham Woods Association wUch led o Jury. ;sItion to lhc clay pit pun h.ise On Tuesday, real estate agent Tom Binford, who also is of the Seminole County Port Authority, reportedly volujit4rily arlswere~ A. S Grand Ju Herring ear lier said that a new fall term grand jury will be Impaneled next W'?ek. . _ Sanford Christian School students salute as new flag was raised at Naval Training Center. Norrington raised the old flag at the their school Thursday. Present to decommission the old flag were school on Stay I 1 The school mpua is located at th e Sanford Nav~ Commander Giles Norrhigion, a prisoner of war in North airport. lifferald Photo by Bill incent V ietnam for ov er three )cars, and an honor guard from Orlando - 7A Area residents had contended it IPAoscope. ............SIB Heffing has personally been heading an In- Would cost the county $100,000 a Hos pi tal ......... ......5A vestigation into the clay pit ontroversy and year for 10 years to use clay Obituaries . ................ todia y was closeted with ster Mandell, S rti ............ HR ite, S sed t t president of Greater Construction Co., owner of from th e s" Television ..........IA the 103 acre site betwee n Markham Woods flI $20,000 the county presently is Women 67A and 1-4 and north of Dixon Road. paying for Volusia County clay p" . . ...-: • rj schedule today and tonight. For complete results, stories FIND 100's OF UNADVERTISED BARGAINSI or EACH IL Burns' Texaco Station on 25th Street. The Auxiliary will put reflective tape on the children's costumes ' OUR MIDWAY cast iron cooking grate — Se minole I project from 6-6:30 today at Winri-Dixie on First Street, Zayre Plaza, and the Bill Biggest Little Show GAS COOKER Single Lever Washerless 4 Parents Can Plan For Safe Haunting. ROLLER and TRAY Suitable for either interior • T Reg Price (roll) .3 . ' Events, reats Set Self-adhesive, white tape is 3/8" thick. 17' roll. 2* ............... - L34l Plastic Foam WEATHERSTRIPTApE i •.. EACH Pressure treated to prevent decay or termite attack. 12" x 12" ' for use on county roads. Area residents had contended it would cost the co unty $100,000a year for 10 years to use clay ll the site, as opposed to the W,000 the county Herring would not comment on his session presently is paying for Volusia County clay for with Btord, who 1 a $1500 eommon use on count, roads when county cormnissioners reversed their County coilunissiopers didn't explain their reversal on the purchase decision, but Count% k Ifinford also said that he suggested that Attorney Tom Freeman said 11w econoiiiii of Mandell (teal directly with the count) because the purchase was probably a siRnificant factor." Binford is Freeman's cousin and that Mandell • Freeman advised commissioners not to say then approached the county wi th the deal. L. . tn)thing abou t the decision that they wouldn't Count) (oinnilssioner Commissioner \likc Ilattawa), teel secure saying in court since the county had projec t commnis ioner on cIa pit selcction, said signed a contract to purchase the acTeage. he dealt only with Mandell and contended whatever commission Mandell would have paid Earher. Herring said he had assigned ini a broker is Mandell's business. stig to s to I lay pit controversy Hioford sa id laurel was to have rece ived 50 'We'd be interested if there a per cent of the $50,000 commission on the land interest invoRd here" he told rerters salt' and that he was to have rece ived one-half of Hinford is Freemnin's fir s cousin. Laurel's commission. Mandell has said a$50,000 broker conuiij.ssion ltinford said both he and Mandell dealt with was to have been split YJ.W between Laurel liattaway, but Ilattaway mid he didn't know that Realty and Metropolitan Realty, a company lImbed was involved. wrieti by Greater Construction. 0 The county contracted in July to buy the 103Ilioford, who has since severed relations with acre site, but on Oct. 14, Conunjoper Harry Laurel Realty. said he learned from news Kwiatkowski made the motion not to bily the reports that the county was looking for a new land. hlattaway and Commissioner Dick tla pit site and asked Mandell for the listing on W illill whose district includes the proposed tht- Iind, . . 4 � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 30, 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/c302b27097a63bff29d26c774909a9c2.pdf 7cbe6d9d93244b9948478d475e5eb254 PDF Text Text ______________ 68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker FOR T4E FRr TIME AR IN OVER 30 NO T14ERE 4ERE J?. A i ( RELAX' • :. r \ I. AND IN1 IT ITeRETil'4& 140W WARE OFTEN 5 TA KT LIRE OVER LITTLE r4sp4 imJBiJTTONEP ----- --- -----. ------ ------------ - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ~4 "f For Tuesday, September 23, 1975 \1c;A by Art VNIL- Sonsom along this line, it become a reality. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're at your best today in situations that permit you to act Independently. Do your own things and do them your way. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're not likely to rush yourself too much today, yet you will get a surprising omount accomplished. You'll (10 it well. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your approach to something you're hoping for ii very practical and, if you continue FJ.JW f, KNMS ;JR'4THi I.)b BOOT J0Th strength to draw upon. Don't let minor adversities ruffle you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. 22) Let your mate look out for your interests today. Her perLEO July 23-Aug 22) Be firm spective Is keener. She can see regarding your position on an around some corners where you Issue of importance today. If can't you be lieve your view is right, don't let others elbow you aside. sqGrrrARIus Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll find you have greater VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sept. 22) patience with tasks today than Don't deviate from methods usual. Catch up now on tough that have proven successful jobsyou temporarily shelved. when you tackle a problem CAPRICORN tDec. fl-Jan similar to one you've solved 19) This will be a pleasant day if before, you pursue a social Interest, LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. ) Don't wait for an invitation, You're very good today at Make a few calls yourself. helping others sort out their AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 19) affairs. A friend with some You have a great deal of inner business complications would be Lce to follow your advice. (March 21-April 19) You'll t'e fortunate today where fin,anclqi interests are concerned. Attend to business matters you've been putting off, may soon (,8th Yei.., No. 28—Tuesday, September 23. 1975 YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept. 23, 1975 DANGER You'll put to practical and profitable use this coming year knowledge' and experience gained over the past. Begin now to brush up on subjects that could open new channels for gain. ' Eloise Pounds Panhandle PANAMA CITY (AP) Hurricane Eloise, spawning tornadoes along Its pa th , slammed into th e central panhandle of Florida today with 130 mile-an-hour winds, raging surf and lashing rains. Only 24 hours after being reclassified a hurricane deep In the Gulf of MexlcG, the storm thundered ashore between Fort Walton Beach and Panama ('it), sreakfngha' In both cities and iiia 10 mIle stretch between. Trees, power lines and billboards toppled before the onslaught, and the area Wan plunged into darkness in the grey dawn as power transformers exploded in brilliant showers of blue-green sparks. Thousands of people along a 100-mile stretch of shoreline had fled In a last-minute rush to esca pe th e oncoming fury of th e storm in the darkness of early morning. In Panama City, a truss manufacturing plant caught lire, from what officials said was either a A WATER I I HAPPENED, ih ()SW,tli) by Dick Turner P 11 and JAMES JM'UIfl' ui~ I L NORTH &654 VAJ2 KQ543 £42 by mottel & Fleimdahl UJ#%1d Wl#FI S WHAT ME THE TV.VO THOUSAND. eUCl(s WEQUIREMENTS 2 POTENTIAL \ SUVER HAS) r IN CASH AN' 'fl-I' AeiLITY T' MAKE 76 OUTRAGEOUS MONThL'Y 'r4NTS? MEET CERTAIN QUIRE- p.' ~MENTS! . EAST WEST £AQ983 KJ2 V64 98 73 #962 • 109 4 109 87 .4 K Q 5 SOUTH (Dl £ 107 v K Q 10 5 A. 7 .4 A J 63 Neither vulnerable North F West \\\ Pass i. Pass 4V __ Chic BLON DIE Young I p 1 , .". '1 .. __ " I so __ . 4.4 . ____________ 4 •' • .. ________ __ . Is' - __ 0? fJh,1414, C.1,' . % NultJ . __________ _______ F o I. ' . ' ' ' • • . • • / • • . , ' . I _________________ - . /q • . - ' Pass P513 ' w ha t Is meant by double dummy play. Opening lead -2 If bridge were played with two players and two dummies It would mean that each of By Oswald & James Jacoby two players would know where Jim: "Aswehavepolntedou' every card was. Thus, th ey many times, If you want to would be able to make all overbid you should be able to perfect plays. In other words, get the most out of your dummy double dummy play Is that play." which would occur w hen the Oswald: "Sou th really got a locationotall cardswasknown. lot of mileage out of his 15 high(Do you have a question br card points. His rev(rse to two the Jacohys? Write "Ask the hearts had to represent his full Jacohys" care of this strength aM then some. Yet newspaper. The most In. after West tried twn spdes and teresting QU03tiuns will be North passed. South refused to used in this column and give up and tried three writers wil' receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) diamonds." "Cotton futures e down, utilities are shaky, but po football 5, season tickets seem to be holding firml" ; _ . _ . ;UNNY BUSINESS - By Row Balen Thepathof Hurr.raw- Eloise since ltregalut-d hurricane strengthon Monday. WE DCYT k€AI1 1APsE UJAS.?ICOQKIE. (!O If - QzL M:l'kI'E I1ERl'KiE MAN '-ii i~r Mo ( Are Ho,s1 M-L- tak: Vogenitz Ove a 7 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A plump, gre}ing brunette, had limousine, where he crouched pear at the hearing today. She shot and a clear view and she 45-year-old mother charged been picked up by officers wi th below wind ow level as the mo- was arraigned Monday evening was astounded she had so much with firing a shot at President a .44-cali br e revolver in her torcade raced off at top speed and ordered he ld On $500,000 time," said Pat lman William Ford as he left a downtown ho- hand Sunday and interrogatej for the airport with sirens bond. Taylor, who was present when tel faces a hearing today to do- by the Secret Service because wailing. Woodruff set today's hearing Mrs. Moore was questioned in termine whether her sanity her name appeared on a "quesPresidential adviser Donald after U.S. Atty. James L. the hotel. should be tested. A Marine vet- tlon2ble list" of pe rsons be- Ruinsfeld said later in Wash. Browning asked Mrs. Moore be eran deflected the gun and th e lieved possible threa Police said Oliver Sipple, a ts to the ingWthat Ford w not wear- given a men ta l exarnaUon "in yearld ex-Ma ri ne from San President was not hurt. President. The gun was con- Ing a bullet proof vest. He first consideration of the bizarrena - Francisco, struck th e chromeSara Jane Moore, 45, a one. fiscated and she was released. appeared in one during a public ture of the offense and in view plated revolver just as it time paid informer for the FBI dif, The President had been was'- appearance In New Hampshire, of the response she made to charged, causing the bullet to with connections to various Bay Ing to thousands of cheering a few days after Lynette agents." Area radical groups, was ricochet and strike another seized spectators outside the St. "Squeaky" Fromme pulled a She laces a possible life sen- spectator, Monday alter she fired a .38- Franci s Hotel when John M. Ludwig. the shot gun two feet from him in Sac- tenceifcunvicted on the ed f eral Ludwig, a 41-year-old San calibee revolver at Ford. It was rang out like a f irecracker ramento, Calif., on Sept. 5. The charge of tr>ing to as rte Francisco cab driver, was the second attempt on Ford's about 35 feet away. gun did not fire, the President. life in 17 days. treated at local hospital for a Secret Service agents quickly U. S. M-agis-trate Owen Wood. "She said that.when the Pres' &;]Iedicial groin wound and rePolice said Mrs. Moore, a pushed him into his bullet-proof ruff ordered Mrs. Moore to a- Ident came out she had a clear leased. - . • Life Threatened Again rd's oft, 4 . ' Fnr'r-'-", .. . _____ _____ 14 1* 2 /*ftt.-. • _______ Pass 4.21 I ________ Jim: "This caused North to come out of his shell and in spite of the fact that he was sure his partner held only four hearts, North jumped to the heart game. " Oswald: "There wasn't too much to the play. Just one very good play by South at trick three. The defense had started with three rounds of spades and South quickly discarded a club from his hand instead of ruf• ling. West shifted to th e king of clubs, but the boat had sailed without him. South won, drew trumps and discarded his last two losing clubs on dummy's long diamonds." leaking gas line or a downed electrical circuit. Firewould have to wait th e hurricane's passage. men tried to fight the blaze in screaming winds and Given only a few brief hours of warning, residents raIn. of by-lying areas jammed highways leading Th ree tornadoes were re po rt ed in th e Fort Walton inland, many of th em fleeing In aleepwear covered area. One destroyed a house and ripped the roofs off by raincoats. half a dozen others, but no Injuries were reported.Al tee crossing the coastline, Eloise plunged Into Surf riding the abnnrrnall high tides crashed (h' rolling pint'y ods of the paLthantlle, sprcadth a('ross the unprotectedsand dunes of th e summer heavy thunderstorms before it on a course toward resort area, rippin g up roads and highways and sou th eastern Alabama and Georgia. undermining the foundations of hcmes, ccnduuJ zi ioci arned of 5 to 164nch raiz illt dangerously close to the sea, possible flash flooding In the dozens of streams and U.S. 89, running along the coast for nearly zoo rivers lacing the area. Winds were expected to - diminish rapidly as the storm moved inland, but the miles from Apalachicola Bay to Pensacola far western ed ge of th e Panhandle, was reported threa t of to rnadoes persisted. breaking up under th e waves in m an y places. "We've got a lot of damage," said Bob Smith , No storm-related injuries were reported lmWest Florida coordinator for the state Division of mediately, but communications were down In many areas and an accounting of the safety of residents (Continued On Page 3-M - WIN AT BRIDGE ., Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents PISCES ( F"b. 20-March 20) A good day to take a short trip, for the fun of it. Getting J away for a bit will sharpen your outlook considerably. CARNIVAL V -- HOROSCOPE ARIES "AT - Monday, Sept. 22, IflS BEETLE BAILEY BLJ'TTO?4 T4AT ' POCKET BEETLE - ____________ ~y en Of SSI Funds No Pro lem In Seminole > AU[)iF MUIU'IIY A $ 1 -billion-dollar over. sources may receive a smaller Vogenitz gave the example of at fault and what steps should said. payment and subsequent amount. Vogenitz said, without time to have 13 people to handle 22,000 recos'cr)' of SSI funds Most overpayments are begins contributing to his Usually we Find that no purpose problem came about when A later if Overpayment Sup- resulted In hardships for honest mistakes, according audit revealed the Social Security in one way or to father's income. The additional can be served by trying to Congress directed the Social overpayments plemental Security Income recipients around the country. Vogenitz. "Usually a change ocmrs In income should be reported to recover fit money, because the SecuritY administration to take "The Overpayment problem another," I WI) progarn funds is not The SSI program furnishes a the Social Security office so the individual is barely getting Uy over the SSI Vogenitz said when an a major problem in Seminole maximum Cash income of $156 the recipient's elegibility status SSI program on short is significant in large urban funds can be reduced, O%Vrpayment is discovered the as it Is. 'ci cases of deliberate notice, County, according to Paul 0, per itionth for a single in. and he falls to report it, either areas," Vogenitz said, "but i ndividual is called in to "When an overpayment fraud and misrepresentation The Vogenitz, head of the Sodal disidual that qualifies. Those because he forgets or doesn't occurs we have Social Security here we don't have much of a deterinine if repayment is the difficult wc seek to prosecute, but Security office in Sanford. who receive funds from other know any better," he said, those Administration took oser what problem with that. Sure it possible without great in. problem of determinlig who is cases are very rare," Vogenitz had been state welfare cases, happens once in a while. We convenience. by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY WINTHROP HE die"M H15Of-P CO?4F1tENE SQVE flME.. OL4W. AS OAW AW 6066 rN 0APY mqxw AW",066 P.AU 0E1 m 10 5(R'.L AW10SPIRYS ILW . -_t J tvai Lt(2E! tO( av /5#IEW aswr A6, C/ 7V 93 I Zo"~ ARM AS XW AV" A00t 915 UM AW 7W_qM 6WXI-Wr ' 6(T I VWXrFJWUXM5C RONg 1'3A '&w- (uP &V16êLY '( F1P (YJ'PL4T 1'qa' S7'Rt1/ZE f5 AT - 200 1RDS/ / '-S \tr i' 4 -k11I! Vihlen Claims ( \ cjus is 1l K6 I4JME174ER IT1S A TPM. CtUXT1O*J c by _________ Al V.rm.e, / : YAK :. gLA — LA - r 1 tNowYou ., YAK PJAWS! 'I .1 / - CALL F-IER __ . LID I It ht& L-'( I V 111 us IV 04 "uP \\ by Bob Thoy.s 1Ur1T r i1ARKET1 FlOUIT I MU$T 9 ARCHIE NUMBER OF SCHOCtS " BUT MOST PARTICIPATED, "THIS WEEKENO OF THE SCHCOLS CCULDN'T PRINCIPAL AND 5OECFCXJR' AFcCPOT0 SENOMANY TEACHERS ATTENDED ,A ) OFTi4E? TEACHERS! SEMIM.ARONEOUCAT(Yi .1 HILLSBO*O' BUILDING UP SOMf $IHD Of / . IMMUNITY.X DIDN'T VM SLINK WHEN X :. • • WHAT IrI1411 _. SAW TOTAL i By El) I'ItI('KETT request in Tallahassee next figur e ,hich requires property ld Staff Writer month, Seminole county owners to pay $5.40 per each If Sheriff John Polk is government will be in "serious $l,000wortholtaxablept-operty awarded his full $2.6-million trouble," Commission Chair- they own. ________________________ man Sid Vihlen Jr. predicted The lower mlll.age figure was . today, reached after a string of "There just ar en't enough budget-cutting sessions which L. • ___________________________ dollars in the county govern, commissioners say cut the • iiient if he were awarded the "guts" from county governSeminole I, Lake Huh' Yes, that couldHrntley be the 0. full amount - not at all," went, leaving most departmerits with reduced budgets, final score this November lithe Vihlen said, "What I am fea rf ul of is If the and, in some insta nces, no Tribe and the Patriots wind up boar d is pro law enforcement budget at all. scoreless after tour quarters. and they should award the Vihlen says the budget ' To find out about the new tiesheriff any amount above what reducing meetings were the is su.t. breaker rule Ilanes' in highHunch school "' football, read eswe have, this co'inty govern, first time he's seen this Cornment is going to be in serious mission "pull together" and x - :. on Page 1-8. $pn.,hln Ii' th, I'.'. sisu -..1 tjui. _--_-_ ..uuu, in uiv cuminenaeu his ieiiow corn leitures contingency account," missioners for efforts In lNI)EX 4A lie added. Around Th e Clock reducing $-miUion worth of I For that reason, Vihlen )iridgc sn requests to slightly more n t'alend'r SA who says Polk's appeal is one of $18-million, which is about $2. Comics 811 his "chief concerns," will again million more than last year'se.-... 611 a.,k the commission tonight to county budget Crossword , *. accept a $120,000 compromise EJiiorial IA Vihlen has repeatedly offered I fl 6A - d figure which Vihlen says Is the commission a $120,000 Dear Abby CAI t)r. Lamb 48 the sheriff's bottom line offer comprom ise with the sheriff. 611 A counts' - budget expert I'hat would mean Polk would IIurosc-cj' (3000 MORNING, IT P.. I by Bob Montana CONSIDERING WE MR WEATHERSEE') WENT DIDN'T HAVE ALL OUR HOW DIP THE ASMtLA5 L FACULTIES ' SEYNARGO)COULOBE — —i f"ExPEcTW- - Salary :' 1' !! .. • ' - -- .! ''r4 -- - - -. .. . .' •. --' - I? --.. - - ----' ... --.' ... '...- --- - t -- '. - '.' - - . 90N . .. -- -._____________ - -- - - -. . , -'- -. ';..•S-_ ,--- .-. - ' -- , .. - - '' - -----_,..,,,,,, - ----c- • - i. — .• ',pI•ti, .. ,, II' Hikes Opposed - Today i.. - \ FRANK AND ERNEST ' • I Hera LA l Can't Afford Polk Bid ____ PRISCILLA'S POP County Oil t n: T -Some 18 citizens carrying "ca re packages" paraded Into the county commission chambers today to protest pay I raises granted Seminole County officials by the 1973 Legislature. Commissioners sat stunned as citizens stacked 40 to 50 "care packages" in front of the commission room, saying items in the packages are so corn'missloners will be able to "survive" the tight economy. J "Wi. can't live on our salaries, ai.I the) public offidals) are putting more money in the budget for their salaries," said Jan Hobby. Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr ordered the packages removed and told protestors, we're doing our best to hold a �2A—Evening Htrald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday. Sept. 23, 17 Burglars N Hit Homes, Apartments C itizens 1. i ~ ~_,, • I Exotic Macaw Missing From Local Zoo NAnON IN BRIEF Own Words May Haunt Her Defense Patty Hearst's . turned over investigation of an alleged abduction of a hitchhiker to Orange County By BOB LWYD Herald Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Patty Hearst's ovn words may haunt her if defense attorneys try to contend the newspaper heiress remained or unwillirig hostage durng her 19-month odyssey with the terrorist Symbionese Liberation Army. A bail hearing was scheduled in U.S. District Court here today, and Miss Hearst's attorneys say she will testily or submit an off adw,it in a bid for freedom on bail. Miss Hearst has been held without bail since last Friday, when It was revoked by 1' judge who cited her taped statements and revolutionary rhetoric. At that time, U.S. Attorney James L. Browning re vealed the government planned to use Miss Hearst's own words to prosecute bank robbery and weapons charges here. He also pointed out that a pistol was found in her purse and two carbines were found in the closet of the apartment sthere she was arrested Thursday with another federal fugitive. FLORIDA IN BRIEF 4 of 1006 Wolf Trail, Casselberry, Meadow St., Lake Mary, on a told pollcc that thieves took 1149 warrant charging breaking and cash from the glove corn entering of a vehicle, according. part.ment of his auto while it to jail records. Bond for Hauser was parked in a parking lot at was set at $5,000. Ctntral Florida Zoological authorities. Pak officials today said a A 26-year-old Orlando woman $1,000 bke and yellow macaw Is called the Seminole Sheriff's the college. missing from its cage at the Department Monday night Dale Allen Konstanz, 27, no., new zoo west of Sanford on after she said she escaped from local address, was jailed on. Lake Monroe. two men who had held her In a Other Arrests $,000 bond on a charge of Zoo employes first missed the car and taken her to an tinarrests, in other weekend breaking and entering a : tropical bird Monday afternoon determined location on The woman told detectives warrant. Bond for Blanc was Clay tiles Jarrell, 1, Orange dwelling house. Konstanz was: and told sheriff's deputies that Markham Woods Road, north of the men stopped the car and set at $5,000. City, was jailed on reckless acquitted by a circuit court jury the lock to the bird's cage is SR434. forced her out and she managed Sanford police today were driving, driving under the in- two weeks ago in another case. also mining. The woman told deputies she to escape and was aided by a looking for thieves who made fluence of a narcotic drug, on burglary charges. Jail Officials said the macaw was accepted a ride from the two passing motorist, off with eight fire extinguishers felony possession of marijuana records indicate Kon3tanz was: either stolen or let out of the men while hitchhiking on South A 33-year-old Altamonte valued at $96 from the San. and resisting an officer with arrested by Sheriff's detective: cage by persons unknown. Orange Blossom '1 rail, Springs saleman was held in datwood Villas Apartments, violence charges. Bond mr Ralph Salerno at U.S. 17-92 and: Deputy Luke Stallworth Orlando. county jail today for Madison Airport Boulevard. Jarrell was set at $10,. Jail Candice Drive, Fern Park. 'P reported "there Is no way the She said alter she entered the County authorities on a warrant Patrolman Rick Dearing records indicated the charges birds in the cage can escape vehicle and sat in the back scat, charging grand larceny by reported the fire extinguishers stemmed from a traffic stop on in weekend burglaries,: 11 without the aid of somebody one of the unidentified men trick, were taken from various 1-4 a mile north of Lake Robey, Mary Norman Earl Artesla else." crawled from the front seat and Deputies arrested Claude locations within the apartment Boulevard by Deputy J. F. St., Oviedo, reported Jewelry. Deputies today were also forceably held her as the car Alexander Blanc, 33, of 594 complex. Bennett. and legal documents valued at: investigating the theft of a sped north on 14 and into Orange Ave., Altamonte Seminole Conununity College Winter Springs police jailed VX were takcn In a burglary television, stereo and clothing, Seminole County. Springs, Monday on the student Charles Ross Weller IV, Mark Edward Hauser, 19, 703 at his residence. tota value $1,100, from the residence of Valerie Szabo, 550 .. F':ilm Springs Drive, Altaniun t. Annex Service To Be Resolved . Springs. _______________ Deputy F.M. Stewart said the I 14.~m%IL ____ ___ uuef apparenuy scaled a fence 1" , at me rear of Ine residence and I en tered via a sliding glass door. ___ Officers said the thief is believed to have used a step B'nai B'rith Charges Eckerd With Religious Prejudice 14 MIAMI (AP) The Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith charges that Clearwater businessman Jack Eckerd is not fit to head the General Services Administration because of religious prejudice, - George Bernstein, AD[, Florida regional chairman, said Monday that the league sent a letter to President Ford urging him not to appoint Eckerd to the post. Eckerd, miiillionare owner of a drugstore chain, has been mentioned in Washington as a possible appointee for the job. . ' The league claims Eckerd displayed "an obvious appe al to religious prejudice" by using ads listing himself as Protestant and his opponent as Jewish during an unsuccessful 1974 bid for the Senate. The prejudice charges ere vehemently denied by Eckerd during his campaign. ' Fee System Attacked . Spurns Subpoenas WASHINGTON SAP) — 71— V~4 r'r' fighting a dual battle with Congress over secrecy, is defying congressional subpoenas for documents on U.S. tfltpHUlpnr.d, ratiAne ,,,1 •b i..I. UUJULL dIBL Israel House Intelligence Committee Chairman Otis G. Pike, D-N . Y.. said Monday "dl my indications are,, that Ford will not turn over subpoenaed documents to the committee. Ford cut off both documents and witnesses to the committee two weeks ago after it disclosed that U.S. intelligence monitored Egyptian communications before the 1973 Mideast war. Spying Tactics Investigated __ e __ _ inford, Lake Mary Set r r: WE.sT PALM BEACH (AP) — Attorneys for six Florida cities say it Isn't (air that only residents of cities that levy iranctilse fees on power companies should be harged for the fees. . Attorneys for the cities of Daytona Beach, Apopka, Miami, St. Petersburg, Fort Myers and Palmetto told the Puolic Service Commission Monday that it should return ____ _____ ladder to get back over the fe with the stolen iter.ms and to escape. Seminole detectives have - 0 ______ IV eeting Un Water Fact - . I _______ by Sanford before Lake Mary public hearing, until 7 p.m. Oct. was incorporated In August 13, regarding the closing and , 1973. vacating of two portions of 14th After 4 expressing a Commissioners Julian Street between Lake Avenue. willingness to negotiate, Stenstrom, Gordon Meyer nd Olive Avenue. Sanford City Commission M'Clan.ahan said the) would be Mayor Moore said the city. ________ ______________ Monday night set a joint "glad to talk with" Lake Mary will investigate right -of-way meeting with Lake 'Mary city officials about the purchase of ownership and traffic patterns • officials seeking a water su pply city water, In the area. contract. In ot her action, the cornHerbert Cherry, a local' __________________________ The commission agreed to mission, by resolution, contractor, objected to the meet with Lake Mary officials designat ed the Greater Sanford closing or vacating of that _____________________ at iii next regular meeting, 4 Chamber of Commerce as the portion between the West right. p.m. Oct. 6, to discuss the city's publicity agency for the of-way line of Lake Avenue and possible sale of city water. 1975-76 fiscal year and ap- the East right-of-way line of' ___ "If it is worked out, they propria ted $15,000 for this Roundtree Street, and that Seminole county's public (Lake Mary) would be charged purpose. works department soon will portion between the Southerly i - ____ one-and-one-quarter times the repair county-approved roads Also, Mayor Leo Moore said extension of the West right-of. __I on an emergency basis wi thout regular rate," said City he understands the king of way line of Williams Street and — Attorney Vernon Mize Jr. approval by the board before Swed en is to be invited to the Nort herly extensioa of the' "They want the water , , ," Sanford during the nation's West line of lot 65, block K of the such roads become impassable At a workshop session Ofl said Commissioner A.A. Bicentennial festivities next Chappell subdivision. EASTER SEAL SPOKESMAN McClanahan referring to year. Commissioner Stenstrot Monday, a consensus of county 'It would be a great: commissioners was to allow the BM Montfort (left) is greeted by Rotary pg Sanford's next-door-neighbor reminded his fellow Corn. disservice to the area. road department to make Beasley prlortoalectureand slide presentation &loudsyou Camp municipality. missioners the City of Sanford ri'zldents," Cherry told the: _______________ _____________ Repa rs Oka ed _______________ I agencies ever used break-Ins, wiretapping and mail surveillance to spy on American dUw. Such ta ctics, envisioned by the so-called Huston plan during the Nixon administration, will be the focal point as the committee opens a second week of public hearings. Former White House aide Tom Charles Huston, who acknowledged in a Eloise Slams Florida Panhandle - '•y . _________-- .- tV LOW AUTO ^I _____ _ RATES Under 25 SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments. Quotes P 322-0285-831-9774 .241! S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla, 32771 7 01 Y 1 1r , INSURANCE AGENCY Turner Jurors Hear Pitch y ORLANDO (AP) Glenn W. Turner's gift of gab attracted three women jurors to his lavish lakeside boathouse for a sales pitch on his new motivational business. - ____ much publicized memo that some of the proposed tactics were "dearly Illegal," is scheckilel to be the lead-off with at today's hea ring. - -. - -. - - I Silence May Prove Hurdle i .. . I I .-.-- . ._1 - I "I invited all the jurors to come over here," Turner said. "I made some real good friends on the jury and I think it's great that they're interested in motivation." - . 1~1 ~ - - -. WASHINGTON (AP) — Thomas Kieppe's past silence on conservation and environmental Issues ma prove to Le the main hurdle facing the North Dakota millionaire as he seeks confirmation as Lntelrz secretary. Thost op. posed to Kieppo's nomination have asked whether experience as a wax manufacturer, a politician and as headd theSmaUBuiness Ath trationqujfy him . take over the Interior Department. The Senate begins confirmation hearings today on his nomination. repairs as needed on a weekly Challenge, a speech and bearing center which is a recipient i baL tustl then submit a list of Eait& Sea1SockL fwnla. (Herald mu repairs to the commlaon each to repair should be made "at the lowest Church Group Opposes City . -I •' the problem ' said City Engineer Mack LaZenby said drainage problems exist in the area because it Is in a t the "bayhead swampy area," but if it Is closed there would be no: access to certain lots. Attorney H*ired To Julie Nixon: I Don't a ihI en Claims C Deputies Join Search For Pair Of Bandift taxing purpose roads" would allow the Woodlands. county to pay for labor and That consideration will occur Seminole Sheriff's depvtLss lobed Mandayln a search for two men who robbed a savings and loan $Uod*IMC office at'Orange City in Valusla County and made (heir getaway in a stolen aUto. A spokesman for VolusLa County sheriff Ed Duff's office said an alarm was received at 1:01 am.. and a telephone call at 9:09 advisIng the First Federal Savings d LAsn office In Orange City on U.S. 17-$2 had been An auto. rep.dey foheu alibe ribbery loeatM., was of gardening. r Deputies said the bandits tied up employes at the savings and loan of fice before escaping with an imde termined mount of cash. Seminole Sheriff John Polk and deputies c,wetiid reads leading into Seminole from Voijala County In hope'i of at,seribend1ng the bandits U they fled south. Other details of the robbery were not Immediately Drug Charges Dropped - "There's no doubt that there was cocaine found In his room, and since such a Large portion of his audience is young people, I don't feel it would be in the Interest of the community if he were to return," said Joseph Golden, a trial commissioner in Jefferson County Quarterly Court. Golden said a warrant to search Negron's hotel room July 3, when the group was appearing here, was based on a year-old report from police in "stale information" that members of the Three Dog Night group California had used drugs. 4 - - Veteran's Day To Revert - --- U •_ - . . f ll- - -- - - + . Press cycle that gives property in Skylark to a street traverse "major highways changing state law to permit stub (May Street) In Longdale. where they would have to face thte funding for the busing of "We cannot encourage or terrific hazards" such as SR children who live less than two permit the children to violate 430, SR 434 and U.S. 17.92, he miles from a school? the law the trespassing law said. Realtor Bo Simpson who by using that course," Korb The culprit, in Korb's view, is heads a new group founded in said, an "antiquated" law requiring recent months — Awi're "Children must be taught to children, even five year olds, to Citizens and Taxpayers (ACT) walk as much as 1.9 miles daily said Monday night citizens all permanent press fabrics proper wrinkle-tie, care. Three water level - - LONG WOOD - More children, kindergarten age through fifth graders, daily to and again from school. "The banding together can aewalk a half mile obstacle course state law should be changed," complish whatever they have on secluded North Grant Street he said. the desire to. to get from their homes in "1 don't want to see my child Skylark subdivision to the obey and respect the law and or any child die to prove a point l.4ongdale housing development how can they do this if parents that school busing is and on to Longwood Elemen. knowingly allow them toviolate necessary for the Skylark t.ary School. it?" he asked, children and all young children The obstacles encountered The Skylark Homeowners, who must walk of much as a _____ along the way are not mat- with assistance from Mayor mile to school." — tractive to students of James B. Lonnann and the 110w much chance is there of c!nicntary school age, such city's oublic safety director as: Doug Keller, were successful Open manholes where two weeks ago In persuading vandals have carried away three of the five School Board lids; members to approve "courtesy Snake infested woods and busing" for the children. overgrown areas (a cot. But, the approved busing has / + - AnalyS is selection, to choose from—up to 18 lbs. of mixed, heavy fabrics. Big capacity washes. Tough heavy duty construction. $324 WWAI33$N Electrical Wlr,fl9 Sp"sal o sis No iob ,00 large 04' 00 trnal, - Sanford Electric Open Mon. Thru Fri. Sa.m,.S:CO p.m. 2522 Park Co. Closed Sat. Ph. 322.;S42 - IAJULSVILLE, Ky. (AP) Drug charges against Charles Negron, lead singer for the Three Dog Night rock group, have been dropped, but the court official in the case suggested Negron not return to Kentucky. between A,rport Boulevard and :, 1 the Easterly extension of Lake equipment, demanding only at today's 7 p.m. work session. Mary Boulevard. ituit a city pay or the cost of In the meanti me, Woodlands Annexes a jut owned by Mr. materials, residents go to the polls today to An 18-year-old Altamonte Chictcn, Fre nc h Ave., Sanford. check case. Judge Ilosemanji and Mrs. L C. Simerly, on "That's a super deal for the V0kf0rOragaiflstcreatff Springs man nas pleaded in. His trial was set for Oct 13. extended his probation for one Sanford Avenue, between cities," remarked Corn. special taxing district. nocent to a life felony rape Robert Charles Miller, 23, year and ordered Stocks, one- Poinsettia Drive and Rose missioner Mike liattaway. A special taxing district will charge a nd is scl'eduled for 214 Newberryport Ave., third owner of Wor ld Auto Sales Dr ive: Kimbrough had Andrew finance recreation and land- trial in circuit court the — Rezones o single Family' week of Altamonte Springs, possession in Orange County, to insert a clause, however, that seaping improvements. Nov. 3, o f a co controlled substance, (kl)s Residence-I, property owned by trial says 'zero ',',ork" will t d if' county jail. The straw ballot Is king held Ca1%'ui Chapman entered the Oct. 13. Wendell Agee, located North of , by the county until the between la.m.andlp.m. at the plea when Stocks broke probation, 25th Street and arraigned Monday between Yale agreement Is Arraignment of Donald authorities said, by changing Avenue both I on g wood Corn Com m unity before Circuit Cowl Judge A.J. and the Seaboard city and county officials. Budding, 203 W. Warren Ave., Ilosemann Jr. Chapman is Wayne Brown, 26, and Gregory his residence from Altamonte Coo stline Railroad right-ofIn Longwood. Lawson Vance, both of Sanford, Sprlsujs without permission and way. accused of sexual battery ---wa s L'uflunueu mor one Week by faIling U 011iOt Will be sept. 13 rive of a 26-vear.olti a ing to submit r.ntilrvl : -- _1_.. rushed to the omm1salan for woman at AItaInonte Springs, after they (ailed to appear lx monthly reports to his forwarding to Tallahassee by a Other defendants pleading arraignment Monday. Court probation supervIsws. Sept. 31 deadline, innocent and trial dates set sources said later the two men judge Hosemann heard wen' to the wrong courtroom, Commluiorers a lso will i ncl uded: testimony that Stacks' wife consider adoptiot' of a — Donald Edward Hampton, Brown and Vance face trials apparently filed his current resolution which asks the 21, 919 Tenth St., tj Saiford, on charges of breaking and report and he signed it using an Public Service Comrni3afon charged with breaking and enL'ring with intent to commit Altamonte Springs address. (PSC) to assume responsabiiity entering with intent to coi'irnit a misdemeanor and petty Defense attorney Gene R. for utility rules and regulations a felony, grand larceny and larceny. Stephenson said Stocks has in unli Tporated areas of the possession of burglary tools in Joe N. Stccks, 4, of Orlando, county. connection with a Sept. 13 In. pleaded guilty to violation of moved his family into a new house at Orlando in recent The Item was scheduled for a cident at Maryland Friedrrhhnhina In lone.1 F L—l--.LIUcaS months. aI__._ _.h By DONNA E.S'TES Herald Staff Writer (SecondofAlwoPart Series) -. - You wants washer thats within your budget but is still equipped to handle big loads and modern \ synthetic fabrics. This is one of our "Most In Demand" models with a Permanent - Mrs. Eisenhower also said her husband David, grandson of the Late President Dwight D. Eisenhower, wants her to have her own career. + S ( Related story, Page $-A) My Father Any Different Mrs. Eisenhower, daughter of the former president, was here Monday to tape a television show. She said her parents entertain dinner guests about three times a week and have been developing hobbies. She said her father plays golf and her mother does a lot mission adopted five or-: chitectural services and . dinances whi ch: public hearing after the number coordinates federa grants, surance premiums for the btart of rate hike requests from Comm iss lone r H a r r y of construction. Santa Barbara Drive and Dc priva te utilities reached record Kwiatkowski will ask the The city counci l originally r'unbers. commis&on to draft a letter to approved requests for con. Soto Drive and between Froemke stating which projects ditlonal use by the two church IruoIs Avenue and Moha wk As a followup of last Thur. can be cut back at the Central groupa on adjacent property on mercial.2. Avenue to General Cornsday's meeting wi th Richard Florida Zoological Park to Hayes Road, but later sought to — up position and aalary Froemke, a state official who avoid cost overruns, revoke the action. classification plans for the new Man Pleads Innocent Of Rape , TrialSc h edu I ed ForF'J ov ern be r Elementary Students Face Many Hazards In Daily Trek To School - y budget year. — Annexes the Covenant Presbyterian Church property: See (IIMU.ESTON, S. C. (AP) "1 don't see my father any different," said Julie Nixon Eisenhower. "1 have, growing up in politics, a very real sense of human frailty." Can't Afford Polk Bid County has with 'Winter Piland thanked the com. standard policy for opening UP lContinued From Page I-A) Springs. sIoners f- thlr "t a dirt road, He said builders County Commissioner John action." often don't understand w ha t sufficient." Kimbrough disagreed. Kim. The mayor said the bridge Li fleedstObedOnetO"stabil"a Polk is seeking a total °f trough said he didn't "see any needed to "prevent flooding" of new road and the county ends $258,000 additIonal dollars, but problem," with constructing areas near Hayes Road. LIP doing work builders were $52,000 is In federal money and the b ridge, but he asked that the won't reduce the county's He also said commission responsible for, contract spell out who pays. The also contingency. commission acted much faster than city Kimbrough also said his officials in Winter springs, discussed maintenance The cammission will also roads utilized by both the city consider adoption of an orand the county. dinance establishing a An agreement on "joint municipal — Jr.) ' . - UNITED VA y KICKOFF PEOPLE 65 along West 4 Street, asked the commission to relieve the' Winter Springs In Suit -S --- United Way of Seminole County, Inc., held Its 'kickoff' at the Holiday Inn this morning with various committee chairman getting assignments from Campaign Chairman James E. Run. Pictured above (from left) are Peggy Somerville, field executive of the Girl Scouts of America; United Way President Leonard F. Units.; David Davies, district executives of the Boy Scouts of America, and Dorothy Pearson, division executive of the Children's Home Society. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent 'Courtesy Bus' Still Not Available Mrs. Edna Long, owner of lot • Winter Springs Mayor Troy opinion is the road im- possible level." drainAge Problem flooding her: not Monday proposal will property. from the Seminole County cover the L*idgu. become policy when passed by By JANE CA ELBERay "We'll get them clean," said; of City Attorney Newman defense of the case." nesses Kingdom Hall on Hayes Sam ue Commission for construction of The bridges will be creosote the board at a regular meeting. IleraldStalfWrfter l Ackley, assistant ci ty: Brock, who will cooperate with Marsee:responded, "If I Road In the Ranchiancis, to manager. (City Mansger: a$5,SOOdollar bridge on Hayes Piling type. Hayes Road a dirt The proposals were submitted Marsee in preparing the case, thought it in your best interest obtain any information he Warren F.. "Pete" Knowles is Road. Road. by Bob Andrew, director of the WINTER SPRINGS — Marsee will receive $35 an hour to make an agreement, I would might have that would be on vacation this week,) Piland told commissioners Commissioner Dick Williams county's public wor ks depar t. Sanford Attorney Howard for the first 50 hours and $45 an recommend you do so." . beneficial to the city's defense. ment. the bridge "washed out" last questioned whether ,. Marsee was hired Monday hour thereafter. The commission accepted the The council authorized Thursday. At a Sept. S hearing, Circuit low bid of Atlantic National *s,soo would pay for full nAndrew sugges'ed repairs night by the city council to Councilman Johi'i Daniels told Marsee to consult with Frederic Court Judge Kenneth Leffler Bank Approval came after Corn- struction only when a road becomes defend the city in the civil suit Marse, "I would hope if you Stanley, of Sanford of 5.75 pei cent attorney for the group granted Seminole Baptist missioner Mike Holloway Bob county impassable "due to erosion" or brought by Seminole Baptist are retained you Andrew, Interest for a five-year loan to: will vigorously of city residents opposing the Temple a teiporary Injunction other reasons. recommended the county superintendent of public Temple. pursue defense of us and the location of Seminole Baptist and a restraining order finance the $225,000 public: construct a bridge, wi th the city assured commissioners that against works complex, an eight month: But, Commissioner John Hired on the recommendation city. I am interested in total Temple and a Jehovah's Wit , the city, barring the ci ty from cons ti paying the $5500 bill. $5,500 n Kimbrough said repairs should truc on project. interference regarding a Planci assured the comrn struction costs. Andrews said it be made When it's determined a which includes a mission that the bill would be was a "very simple bridge" and r oad Is in the process ° conditiciuil use permit gr anted motor pool area, was given the: paid by Winter Springs. The could be constructed by county oining washed out for July 21 or the building permit green Light by commlssion..rs: V mayor agreed to enter Into a work crews without detracting w hatever reason. issued July 30. last week. It will be built within contract, According to court from on-going projects. Then, Kimbrough said, files, the a city-owned 13.7 acre lakefront Hattawaysald the county was church group paid $9500 for "You're authorized to begin "Pthnrm the maintenance and tract at French Avenue and obligated to replace the bridge immediately," Commission notify the commission." property and has incurred Se minole Blvd. expenses for a church con under a road improvemen!.. Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr., told Kimbrough also Instructed In other action the cornprogram agreement Serrnole struction Andrew to come up with a contract, arPiland won permission today grovements Turner's federal mall fraud trial in Tampa ended suddenly when he pleaded no contest to lesser charges involving Dare to Be Great and the parent organization, Glenn Turner Enterprises. Turner claims his new venture, "Welcome to our World," is "super clean." Supporters say he's an adviser for the motivational course that uses cassettes and tapes like its c'ntroversia1 predecesso' "Dare to Be Great." Mize said one thing that will will celebrate its "Centennial in commission. He said 14th Stree t have to L, teiuhred is service to 19t1." is "very heavily travelled" and a 300-acre piece of land annexed The commission continued a should be repaired. "Not enoughright.of-way is' - Commissioner' Harry Kwaltkowski said people he talked to were "pretty... frustrated" after talking to i'.alf the members of the county road department before reaching a commissioner who would okay emergency repairs. Commissioner Dick Williams Hayes Bridge Gains Approval covered abandoned less (hon an how laser Deftona, officers, said. - For Florida Power & Light Co., the state's largest utility serving 1.8 million ':ustcmers, the franchise fee averages about 4 or 5 per cent of a customer's monthly bill. -. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Sena te intelligence cornmitlee is seeking to deter mine whether U.S. Intelligence for each $1,000 of appraised and cuts in several areas, in. approved with Councilman Sal Orlando said, "I can't support a communications between property value, was voted down eluding a weir for Lake Orlando dissenting. budget that allows this free- citizens and councilmen. CASSELBERRY A unanimously. Katherine; funds for Dew Drop Orlando said he could not spending. Why have an Mrs. Glascock advised proposed 1.75 mill tax was Council Chairman Edith Recreation area; Secret Lake support the budget beeiuse the engineering department if we citizens to maintain proper formally rejected at a con- Duerr said elimination of the ball field; a patrolman's city needed more cost-effective contract out all the work?" decorum during corntinued public hearing and tax was made possible by the position; and a paint Job for ways to provide utility servi ces . Mrs. Elizabeth Glascock, munlcatlons with council meeting of city council Monday discovery of cigarette tax bonus City hall. Citing the proposed ex- wife of Councilman Charles members, especially when night. funds, which were erroneously After the general fund was penditure of $125,000 for Glascock, addressed the telephoning their homes. She The tax, amounting to $1.75 omitted in the original budget, approved, the utility fund was engineering consultants, meeting on the subject of advised citizens against visiting her place of business to discuss trivial matters with her husband. She cited posihIe grave economic consequences. (Continued from page IA) Finally, Mrs. Glascock urged lumber mill town of 4,400 about 30 miles to the east, But Eloise, growing stronger with each passing more citizens to seek election to was reported completely evacuated. hour as it churned through th e Gull of Mexico, the council, in Preparedness. "We haven't had any order to exswItehed(romanortherJytonmoreeasterIyco,e perience serious Injuries or deaths reported to us, though." "The traffic's really stacked up" said a sheriff's first-hand the and took dead aim at other, largely unprepared Smith said the eye of the hurricane had passed department dispatcher at Panama City. "They're challenges of the office. areas. traveling at about 15 to 30 miles an hour. It's inover his building In Defuniak Springs about 9:15 it wasn't until about four hcurs before daybreak Council also approved a a.m. EDT, credible." that county officials Issued evacuation orders for request for etension of corn"We had a lot of calm weather and then the wind For miles east and west, the story was the same people along the coast, bays, bayous and other low pletion tiiiie submitted by picked up and began blowing in the opposite as residents fled from the sparkling, white areas sand in the Panama City region, direction," Smith said, developers of Camelot Ill; and beaches of the Gull for the sanctuary of public abelSheriff's deputies, police, firemen and others set a tentative date for In Tnllahasee, all state offices except security tcrs or higher ground in the rolling piney m m ls to began going house-to-house, warning residents to combined planning boardforces and those dealing with hurricane relief were the north. flee to shelters in schools and other public buildings council meeting with the King ordered closed. Many residents of the central panhandle went to or to higher ground. The sheriff's office at Panama City reported in Helte group, planners for ned Monday night thinking the storm would strike The urgent warnings also were broadcast by Seminole County. the predawn darkness bumper-to-bumper traffic on far to the west of them, In the area near Mobile, radio and television stations, and the pellmdl flight the three main routes out of town. port St. Joe, a The meeting is set for Sep. Ala., and Pensacola, Fla. to safety began. tember 30. ByAUDIEMURPHY Herald Staff Writer The old PSC ruling treated such fees as operating expenses to be borne by all rate-payers regardless of whether they live in the area levying the franchise fee. But in recent rate cases involving four major electric companies, the PSC reversed that policy. 0 ____________ Tuesday Sept. 23, Casselberry To Have No Property Taxes to the old system. By Joe askren Herald Staff Writer Roa d Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vote 'No' On Issue IDS ANGELES (AP) President Ford has signed legislation returning Veterans Day to Nov. II beginning in - 1978. I ..... The new law, which a White House spokesman said Ford signed last weekend, ends the practice established by Congress of celebrating the holiday on the last Monday of October. The holiday honors the nation's military veterans. Ford, Nixon Talk On Phone 4 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — President Ford and former President Richard M. Nixon spoke for five minutes over the telephone last weekend. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Monday that Ford finished a rowid or golf at Monterey, Calif., and then placed a call to Nixon at San Clemente, Nessen said Pw didn't know what they talked about. - tonmnouth was killed there in the not as yet been implemented, street in recent weeks); A sewer package plant (marked with a ,,No Trespassing" sign and enclosed by a fence topped by two strands of barbed wire, but nevertheless showing that adventure-sonic youngsters School Superintendent W.P. "Bud" Layer said Monday, adding he and his staff have been "looking for a bus. "Overloading of buses must be relieved first and the number of breakdowns so far has put an excessive burden on buses," Layer said, adding, 'We have not been able to fulfill IN-, board's direction yet, and will ask the board to reconsider Wednesday night at the meeting in Altamonte Springs. Layer said, "I am always co ncerned about the safety o.f children, but that area (Grant Street north) is the safest - round trips necessary total BIG SAVINGS ON ALL ADMIRAL APPLIANCES I in Seminole County. ADMIRAL 12" 6&W TV "We did maw path along the side of the road so the children could walk off the road," Layer said. lie noted that the mowed pathway reduces the walking distance for the youngsters tc nearly eight miles. Other alternatives open to the 13 miles. parents of these children have Other areas such as East. been discarded. brook, Washington Oaks, One way the children could Rolling Hills have all been walk is via U.S. 17-92, but that is denied courtesy busing in "unthinkable," says Ron Korb, '.'more dangerous situations," president of the Skylark Layer points out. Courtesy lierneowners Association. busing is provided for those The third way is via private students who would have to iED Thurs. Fri. Sat Sept. 25 - 26 - 27 have been there) and hazards from vehicular traffic on the Grant Street entrance road which has seen 11 accidents since the beginning of the 1975 year. Walking distance from most homes in the development is 1.8 miles to the tirngwood School. Some parents have formed car pools to take their students to walking aree, comparatively, school, bringing additional vehicular traffic to the road on which the children must walk. At least one mother has been walking her child daily. The two GET A Model No. 12P641 With Purchase of I nd. 2059 Admiral SIDE by SIDE REFRIGERATOR 3 Doors With Water In Door GENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE 1205 Park Ave. Ph. 3235434 24 HOUR SERVICE Sanford �1 7- Evening Herald Can't help but wonder why the potice chief of a certain Seminole County municipality Is getting estimates for 190 yards of con(--.!,P. Seems to us this is a job for a city manager -or is this police chief coveting that spot in his cornniunify! 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL. 32771 Area Code 305422.21 i Tuesday. Sept. 23. 1974—IA Eastbrook residents are charged 25 per cent more than the Casselberry customers, '. . . Eastbrook residents will be helping to support Casselberry, a city whose residents do not pay a property tax to supply their own city. ".. . Eastbrook residents cannot vote for elected officials who determine sewer and water rates. 'The $100,000 security bond ordered by the 18th Circuit Court has not been decided." What all th is amoun ts to is that the residents of Eastbrook dre upset because they say "the Seminole County Commissioners, who control privately owned utilities in our county. . . did not take the proper legal action within th e statutory ssday period, but did approve a rate Increase (to General Waterworks of approximately 47 per cent for water and 50 per cent for sewer." Too, the association says, "General Waterworks then imposed their requested increase (of 225 per cent for sewer service and 48 per cent for water), defied a rate rollback order from the ( county) commission and were granted approval to collect their rate by an 18th Circuit Court injunction, which stipulated that General Waterworks post a $100,000 bond insuring that customers would get their nioney "... Around WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ll()BERTC.MARKEy,Ad.tisi, Director Eastbrook Civic Association, composed of residents of the Eastbrook subdivision on the sou th east edge of Seminole County, is up in arms over the rates General Waterworks charges for water and sewer service. So incensed are these residents over recent rate hikes th ey're circula ting a petition asking Gov. Heubin Askew to initiate an investigation of "all parties concerned (or the purpose of providing unbiased, (actual information" regarding these increases and seek "enactment of appropriate legLlation to protect our constitutional rights as citizens of the State of Florida. Some of the points brought out by the association in a newsletter to residents of the subdivision Inelude: ,.. . Casselberry has had trouble supplying water to its residents in past dry years. 9 ___ lh. Home Delivery: Week, S5 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; \'ear, $28.40. 13 Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. r ,A %D ___ -- _______ Third World Owes The A Better Clock I Effort When the "non-aligned" nations met recently at Lima, Peru, they called again for a new world economic order to close the gaps between the "have" and "have not" nations. They carried that theme to the special session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York to discuss the impact of inflation, recession and the energy crisis on the relations between the advanced nations and the developing Third World, Fortunately, when the same countries sent delegations to the meeting of the International Monetary Fund in Washington, the rhetoric cooled down. There, the delegates were more willing to acknowledge that their problems will ease when the industrial nations recover from recession. This does not really case the tension, however. The developing countries, as well as some industrial nations that rely heavily on export trade, are urging that the United States "reflate" its economy in order to stimulate demand for their products. In other words, the United States should risk a new breakout of infk'tion with fiscal and monetary policies that would pour more adrenalin into recovery from The hi flaw i!1. thzt prop1 t;i fl the arch-enemy that could set back the recovery we have already achieved. President Ford rejected that cow-se in his speech to the IMF, and declared: "No country can expect the actions of others to resolve its problems and no country should follow economic policies designed to solve its problems at the expense of others." Th at could serve as a credo for th e idea of economic interdependence which Mr. Ford and Secretary of State Kissinger have been trying to get across. It applies to the United States, which can best serve its trading partners by keeping its own inflation problem in check. It applies to Third World countries which are flirting with the idea of setting up cartels to engineer price increases for their exports. And it applies to the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, which is threatening to deal th e world economy another blow with a further increase In the price of oil The United States is not turning a deaf ear to the appeals from the Third World. Secretary Kissinger, in his message to the U.N., had proposed a new world food reserve system, new aid programs to increase farm production, tariff and credit arrangements to promote industrialization and special monetary facilities to help countries deal with deficits in their trade balances. Mr. Ford and Mr. Kissinger have offered the Third World nations a calm and reasoned appraisal of what the United States can be expected to do for them - and what they must do for themselves. If the developing nations do not approach the subject in the same spirit, then the responsibility for prolonging their economic crisis will be theirs. DON OAKLEY back if courts later ruled the rate increase to be Illegal." The association further Says that "people paid their bills (to General Waterworks) in protest and General Waterworks has not answered customer questions and complaints." Because of these complaints, residents formed the Eastbrook Civic Association and are now peti tioning for an investigation by Gov. Askew. Too, they want everyone who is a resident of Eastbrook to join the association to give them more clout. Among other things the association says it places priorities on are: Safer routes to Eastbrook Elementary for children. Fire hydrants. Canal and drainage. Street repair. Street lights. Discount roof cleaning. Homeowner of the month award. Seems this group of residents means business. St. - - -. - - —Bill Currie Is Secrecy C edy leaver ___ i '-- _______ - Patriot? -, Travel, It's said, is broadening, and the latest proof of the truth of that adage comes from a most unlikely source. Since he fled the United States in 1969 in the lace of charges of parole violation, Eldridge Cleaver, once a leader in the Black Pan'.r Party, has been traveling in self-Imposed exile first n Cuba, then Algeria, China, North Vietnam and North Korea. What he has seen in tho ,, count ie'and the thinking he has done in past six years, has "hanged his mind about a lot of things. Indeed, some of the former leftist radical's remarks in an interview recently published In Rolling Stone magazine could have been taken from a speech by a Ronald Reagan. For example, "alter all my travels and seeing t he soc ialists' world up very dose, really seeing how the Soviet Union and China function, well, I now think that the United States should be second to none militarily, that we have to strengthen, not demise (sic) our military, and that really causes a lot of people's mouths to drop open." It is hardly a case that Cleaver now believes that everything is Just fine In this best of all possible coun tr1e: "Wherever there seem to be forces of fascism and repression, the United Candidacy ~ 1_ BERRY'S WORLD V11 I AAf' /—. '&-U,4_--. A Dilemma - — ____ . - 241w _____ ____ - . ____ \ \ ____ - '2B111( ttomic ______ ______________ __ ____________ __________________ ____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ . - Con ressmen Chi*sel For Dental Ca zvlcznuer5 w ...orgress, newly blessed with a Rep. I.H. Fountain, D-N.C., says his treatonly did he go, Finch said, but he "saw a number have obtained a copy of this Intriguing salary boost and already loaded with ringe ment for a cracked tooth a few days ago was also of spy Congressmen while I was down there." "primer." benefi ts, have for years been chiseling the Navy an "emergency situation." F, Dental experts no longer In the clinic have for free dental care. "The method (of communication) is to write But what of Mike Mansfield, usually as fumed openly about the illegal work, but our in an invisible form," begins the note. A simple The roster of leglitlators Illegally getting root. austere as his spare frame with the taxpayers reporter Gary Cohn visited the clinic and found mix of half fresh lemon juice canal work, deluxe fillings, dental surgery and money' After treatment of an abscessed tooth, and half water is anything but an "open wide" policy. recommended, even new plates reads like the Leadership pages he has now become a repeat patient of the Navy Commanding officer Stewart Elder, who has The spy Is Instructed to write a "cover letter of the Congressional Directory. Yard's nationally known dentist, Capt. Michael penionally greeted such visitors as Hatfield, "with a ball point pen (do not use pencil or Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D Brenyo. successfully dodged all our queries. When Cohn fountain pen.)" The cover letter should be dull Mont., Senator Mark Hatfield, BOre., and exa called him at home, the Navy captain refused enough to get by Sen. William Hathaway, 1)-Me., is also any censors or countersples, but Senator Norris Cotton, R-N.H., are only a few Of frequent patient and has been treated for gum even to speak to him, logical enough not to raise suspicions, the py the salons whose smiles reflect free cus.oin care urge:y and root-canal work by the solicitous Nevertheless, we have discovered that Elder liiiruilidnUal says. On the back of the "cover" at the top-notch Navy Yard clinic. Navy dentists, Justified die Improper treatment of high letter, the invisible Ink 1! nenned In with "a small Former Health, Education and Welfare Hatfield uderwent even more extensive government figures by telling his colleagues it stick like the ones used for throat examinations. Secretary Robert Finch, who might have gotten work. Originally he dropped in at the clinic for would heip the clinic at budget time. Sharpen It (but) do not wet the stick too much." bootlegcarefocn his own departmental den- "sweJling of the mouth." But over a period of To prevent a "fingerprint" from the heel of Footnote: Several of the patients said they chose instead to patronize the Navy. Iven several years. Brenyo has done much of Hat. were unaware they were doing anything wrong. the hand which one puts on a letter when wriWg, prominent foreign diplomats were sneaked Into field's dental work, including a costly root canal. "arrange on top of tht paper, a blank sheet" Yet even some Of the "emergency" the ClInIC House Speaker Carl Albert, D-Okla., Insists Jubious legality. We asked Capt. Rrenyo The folded final letter must be handled delicately Navy regulations, and human decency, his visits to the clinic were whether we, for example, could get a filling on an or "you will remove the invisible ink." It was to for "minor dental require dentists to take care of patients In a true work." Besides, his retired military pay status emergency basis. "No way," he sputtered, be sent to a room on 21st Street in Havana, using emergency. Such appears to be the case when may make the work legal. &nator a raise return address. Cotton, we SPY TRAP Despite warming relations Finally, when Havana sends the next in. Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wls., went to the have learned, had a dents) plate repaired and between Cuba and the U.S., the relentless clinic alter structions, he broke his tooth on a prune pit in a reportedly had a new one made. And Rep. espionage game goes on. One of Fidel Castro's pass a hot alno in invisible ink, the i'py is "to Senate restatrant. iron on the white part (of the paper,)" Edward Boland, 1)-Mass., has had extensive intelligence agents sought to enlist a Cuban The Havana agent enclosed Sen. (,'h,arles Percy, R.IIL, also (eels he comes gum invigoration work, a cash payment for residing In the U.S. under the ency rule because be needed a his new "recruit," To their credit, all the prominent patients with a grim If subtle warning As It happened, the would-be ellilitie filling replaced and wasn't scheduled to see as a 'P.S." "I forgot to tell you," his acknowledged their visits. Few were as frank as already a U.S. Intelligence Informant and tW'lWd been it says. "I have regular dentist in Chicago for a month. with your family and all, Inc udiiig the old Finch, a former chief aide to Richard Nixon. Not over his Instnictiorts to American agents. We . . - I's VVINNDIXIE I UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger thinks Syria may agree next week to negotiations with Israel for another Israeli withdrawal on the Golan Heights, a senior American official said today. The talks could be held at the informal Middle East conference Kissinger proposed Monday as an alternative to the dormant Geneva peace conference. CALENDAR SEPT. 23 Altamunte Elementary School PTA, 7:30 in media center. Speaker: BUl Clifton, education coordinator for Sea World will hnw cli4s. YOUWFt@ I IN THE iHOPREISS 1Trv'T l six TrTrvr - ZI U Doctor Alex Bell. "y I Pi Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light Building, Sanford, SEPT. 24 DeBary Volunteer Fireman's American Society, 381 Orange ('enter Arts and Crafts Woman's Auxiliary Touring Lane, Casselberry, beginning Building. at 3 p.m. Harmonica and guitar Lake Mary Woman', Club music, 4-8 German band from SEPT. 30 membership Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 coffee, 10 am, to 8:30andGerrnanfoodandbeer. Open house new Jones The Forest. p.m., Florida Power and Light College North Campus, Crane'a noon, Glaucoma Screening bY Building, Sanford. Roost Office Park, Altamonte Flori da Society for Prevention TAFETA Booster Club, 8 26 S[WIfl s, 4:30.6:30 p.m. p.m., TAFETA XXchange, Sanford Kiwanis and sunrise of Blindness, 1-5 p.m., Sanford OCT. 1 j) S. Magnolia, Sanford. Plaza, for ages 25 and over, Free blood pressure cheeks, Election Sanford Kiwanis Installation Kiwanis educational meeting, of officers, 3.6 p.m. Winter Park Memorial and Ladles Day, noon, Civic a.m., Cavalier Motel. Open to SEPT. 28 hospital, Fdinburgh Entrance, all members. Center. Eighteenth Annual West Workshop on Crime, 8 p.m., SEPT. 25 SEPT. 26 Virginia Day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. second floor annex. Maitland City hail, sponsor*d Norman deVere Howard Fox Lake Park, Titusville. OCT. 2 Casselberry Junior Woman's by Malt land.South Seminole Club "American Caravan of Chapter, United Daughters of Program at 3 p.m. Bring picnic \r# United Wiy Report Dinner the Confederacy, at the home of or food sold by Mims Volunteer 6:30 p.m., Dutch treat, La Chamber .of Commerce. Fashions" from 1800's to '. Moderator State Rep. Vince present, 8 p.m., Woman' Mrs, F.E. HômiRat, 910 - Fire De'pt. Country music, Fiesta Restaurant, Sernoran Fechtel Jr. Palmetto Ave.. 2:30 p.m. Miss speakers and skits. For al Boulevard, Casselberry Uons Club host. Casselberry. Narrative film Martha Fox will tell of charter former West virginians. United Way Campaign and music by Seminole Singers members and other settlers 'of 0(1.4 Kickoff, 8 a.m. Holida y Inn Sanford. si:rr. lions Club spaghetti dinner Sanford. Breakfast courtesy Of SISTERS, noon luncheon, SEPT. 27 and bingo, 4-8 p.m.. Sanford lrcsidents ' Coun'll Holiday Inn. Cavalier. Special program. Okioberfest, German l)eltona, 10 a.m., Community Civic Center. Profits benefit lions Sight Program. .. . SATURDAY Mabel A. Thus Mary E. Mitchell Robert C. Kettles, Stone ADMISSIONS' Randy Wade James C. Robertson Island OCT. 15 Sanford: Vi vian C. Welsh Alyce B. ndel Seminar on eye problems, 9 (;N)rgianni S. Allen Mrs. Richard (Brenda) Shirley A A. Wilson SEPTEMBE-tVa.m., A!t.ainonte Springs Civic Lee E. Burk Anderson, boy Bernice E. Redman, DeBary ADMSSICNS ('enter. Open to public. (Thristopher M. Lemon Mrs. Ray (Yvonne) John H. Kerar, Deltona Bertle Marshall McCollough, boy Anthony J. Nowaiski, Deltona Sanford: I,,rI,, ,. .uuifli I.uiiughy, DeBary Elizabeth C. Carroll, DeBary Leslie Scott, Deltona Henry K. Alpaugh Rudloph E. Wunderlich, V-%w Nova L Catron, DeBary Phyllis K. Bartholomew, G. Alvarez DeBary Kathleen N. Adams, Deltona Lake Mary AlsIne N. Darsey Verna S. Joerder, Deltona Mary P. Newman, Deltona Martha Franks Thomas L. Gisthlst, Lake Bernice I. Worthington, BIRTHS William Hawkins Monroe Deltona Mary A. Jackson Eileen B. Wright, Deltona Mr. and Mrs. Aloiysius Robert Kitheffer DISCHARGES Angela M. Chestnut, Oviedo (Janie) Smith a girl, Sanford James J. Knight Sanford Shirley C. Frye, Winter Springs Velman Madison E. Causey SUNDAY a DISCHARGES Ber nard H. Nelson JameS P. Cullen a ADMISSIONS Thelma F. Rittenmar Sylvira Ruth Grady a Sanford: Sanford: Myrtle M. Shupe a Gerald Hensley Sergio Alvarez Juanita Chavis Thelma Stephenson Lola M. Johnson Leeanne Blocker Thelma M. Holmes Joyce S. Turner ,, Homer W. little Sharon L. Cooper Sandra M. Hunt Anthony Williams Henry Louwsma Mamie L Denton Carolyn Williams Willie i. Nelms ltosena W. Perkins John E. Higgins Sr. Louise Williams a Kristine F. Pittman John S. Romines Obie Hutchinson a Jean V. Williams Katherine Rober William J. Chambers, Mary C. Smith DeBary Anne L. Christie, DeBary .Joyce Nickle, DeBary Elsie Hagmann, DeBary 0 Dorothy [l arding, Deltona Jennie O'Brien, Deltona it Alvin H. Morton, Geneva Gramkow Funeral home in GEORGE BARRY Richard L. Higgins, Lake charge of arrangements. Mary p George Lawrence Barry, Carol Ann Shivers, Ostecn AN of 2719 S. Park Ave., Sanford, INFANT WEST died Monday at the Orlando BIRTHS a 0 General Hospital. lie was a Monday's high 88. Overnight Infant Thomas Dewey West, — native of Waterloo, N.Y. and two day old son o Sgt. and Mrs. low 70. Rainfall was .12 inches. Mr. and Mrs. Michael ' k had been a winter resident of hI.P. West Jr., died Saturday ln Partly cloudy through (Sharon) Johnson, a boy, Sanford for several years hleidelburg, Germany, where Wednesday with a chance of Sanford movliig here on October, 1974. Sgt. West Is stationed with the thundershowers. Southerly Mr. and Mrs. Edward a lie was retired crane operator U.S. Army. winds around 20 mph, locally (Shirley) Wilson, a boy, San- " with American Bridgeworks, Survivors paternal grand. higher near thundershowers, ford United Steel Co., Elmnyra parents, Mrs. W.J. Moore and Highs near Lows in the 70s. Mr. and Mrs. James (Jo Ann) . Heights, N.Y. and was a former H.P. West Sr., both of Sanford; Rain probability 30 per cent Wrennick, a girl, DeBary .s chief oi police In Montour Falls, maternal grandparents, Mr. tonight, 50 per cent Wednesday. N.Y. and Mrs. Thomas Mercer, DISCHARGES Survivors include his wile, Black River Falls, WIs. EX'IENDEI) FORECAST Mrs. Lina B. Barry, Sanford; Generally fair extreme north Sanford: Funeral arrangements are and partly cloudy with scatsister, Mrs. Ethel Kunst, incomplete, Sergio Alvarez Emma J. Dickerson Rochester, N.Y.; brother, tered thundershowers elsewhere. Mild extreme north ,.Ernest Hanmore, Elmyra, June I). Kelley N.Y.; one uncle, a niece and _____________________ wIthhighsinthelowtomid&. Charles A. Nichols Elsewhere, highs mid Ws to low 'two great-nieces. Margaret E. Oglesby LAW. BARRY, 90. LOWS eXtreime north Joe Young upper RENCE - Funeral wrvic. for a piwø aarry. 69. of C.ecra 60 to near 70 and mainly 70s Chloe Madsen, DeBary iw S Park Ave , Sanford. died a e ls ew he re. Lou ise Rutz, DeBary . in Orlando General a Daytona Beach tides: high Rosa M. Tyler, DeBary 4'pitM will h. held at ii a m ________________________ TPOfk1jV at Gramkow Funeral 10:53 a.m., 11:07 p.m.; low 4:20 Howard C. Schubel, Deltona 1 Horne, natw'l with Rev Darrel a.m.,4:52p.m. Port Ca.naveral: Hazel N. Stokes, Lake Mary _ _ offlCiitl C. fhr,n . high 10:35 a.m., 10:35 p.m.; low Chr istine E. Carraway, New 4 miles t of Sa0ford Cremation to follow Gramkow __________ 4:14n.m.,4:39p.m. 'naroe Smyrna Beach That' wK - - epiains in 'i*' " - , ' ' #'. Doctor Bell his remaikable new . Ii comJlithe costs OIYOtiT OUt-O(-StaIC phone calls. - / - : I1ILr_Ia;4t ____________________________________________________________ I L 44 of 1, ; I I =&W"l ~; _______ ____ _____ __________ ft* _________________ __ _ ____ Voter registration, 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Lake Mary Post Office by County Supervisor of Elections office. HOSPITAL NOTES [tP.1 I! - _________________________ - iI]liTL IF -. - - "- SouthenB4t - 8 11 THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY it41 it WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFULLETTER FROM HOME EVERYDAY 41 it ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES , AREA DEATHS WEATHER ON— ' I : _____ It Just .' / -" $240Month 'uh" Call Today And , ' The HERALD ': Funeral Notice -. .'-- ' - 7 :, - - Will Be Way On It , 49 It - a a a . 41 ' :ç[ Er(n1ngIIeniid a a a a a a a a it a It a It - - 0 a It a a With Th e HERALD V, -......., A Touch Of Home, - 1 A - . . a a : L4 I It ..0offifth 41 a a a a NEWS Give Your Student A Treat "I I p -. - ___ 1 "I wish we were either high class or low class. The squeeze is getting to mel" 1.0 - - Syria Agreement Seen - - - Surrounds French f . 1 Lormann, Connell I Back B B I - . 11 Ants PARIS (AP) Official secrecy surrounded the efforts of the French government to save a woman archeologist threatened with execution today by a rebel African chief. A French military plane was reported on patrol over the area in northern Chad where Chief iliasen Habre of the 'l'oubou tribe has been holding Francolse Claustre, 32, in the Tibesti desert for 17 months. A French spokesman said "an active phase of the negotiations" had begun, hich was taken to mean that the plane was to radio contact with Habre. IKen n Becom ng A jury had been picked and substance: MDA capsules, in Ricky Johnnie Mace, 20, Lake missed. Judge Hosemann ordered testimony was scheduled to connection with an April traffic Monroe, pleaded guilty to Mace faces a possible Dannelly held in jail without begin this afternoon In the drug stop on 1-4 by a statc trooper. resisting an officer with maximum five year prison bond pending the PSI. Trial started today on the trial of Michael Christy, a 23In Judge hlosemnon's court violence to his person and was term on the guilty plea. lone case left on this week's year-old urban planner from St. Monday seven defendants ordered held in jail without James W. Dannelly, 18, 120 circuit court criminal docket Petersburg. pleaded guiiy and five of them bond pending completion of a Fairlane Circle, Sanford, was before Circuit Judge A.J. Christy is accused of were given probationary court-ordered pre-senkiice also ordered held in jail pending Easy WayTo Kill Hosemnann Jr. possession of a controlled sentences. investigation PSI). completion of a PSI after he Assistant State Atty. Bill pleaded guilty to larceny of a Roaches and Heffernan dropped charges of 1975 Toyota sedan on Aug. 21 assault with intent to commit a from Economy Toyota, Airport ort felony and aggravated assault Boulevard, Sanford. in the case. Assistant State Atty. Charles The court was told deputies Gordon dropped charges of were summoned to the home of attempted larceny of another Mace's former girl-friend for a motor vehicle and resisting and Tf ;*AN bJ ., trespass investigation, Mace officer with violence to his allegedly had a knife and pe rson in the case. struggled with Lt. Roy Hughey Dannelly, a fence erection By DONNA ES1 ES Connell said his plan is to Boulevard for walking Lyman and 1wals it Deputy J.F. Bennett. wor ker, admitted the auto theft Herald Staff Writer have the city begin a corn- High and Milwec Elementary Mace LONG WOOD Mayor prehensive sidewalk con. Schoolstudcnt..; on Ra nge Line that he told Judge Hosemano and requested the court order a had thrown the knife mental examination for him. James H. Lormann and struction program the first part Road for students to attend the away when the scuffle "I (eel I have a problem," he ensued Councilman Gerard Connell of January, 1975. using proposed Rock La ke Middle as tlx deputies attempted to said, "Something comes up Brush on once Iii. for months will Join forces at Wednesday federally and funded Corn- School and the Woodlands Control roaches and ants the handcuff Mace. I go out and rip off the whole night's meeting of the Seminole prehenslve Employment and Elementary School; on easy way brush No-Roach in He admitted ripping Ben- town.' County School Board to support l'raining Act ('ETA) employes Williamson 1oad f.r itudenls ° liannelly said he h.s a prior ca,,its, cupboards- around the Sl:ylar homeowners currently invovcd in water and both schools and to purchase an neit's Ladge off his uniform as bathroom and kitchen fixtures. the men scuffled on the ground. record of Juvenile "burglaries Association's fight for courtesy drainage pipe laying. easement or right of way to Colorless, odorless coating Heffernan said the scuffle and stuff" and that he pleaded busing for some 60 elementary He said those programs will provide a walkway from stays cfIccmic for month s. occurred after Mace swung at guilty as an adult in 1974 to school age children, probably be completed by then, Skylark through to Longdale's Hughey wi th the knife and motorcycle theft. Connell said today he is releasing the CETA employes May Street. postponing a scheduled for other tasks after petmission Lor mann said today the business commitment to attend is obtained from the Seminole sidewalks are a necessary item the school board meeting, County CETA office to change and that he has been gathering, He added he did not wish their status. for some weeks, cost estimates =: = misconstrued his attempts Connell urged Monday night of materials for the project. A Soot lrn iwi Ctasic Monday to initiate a sidewalk that the city budget a portion of Lormann added school program In various parts of the state revenue windfall monies students from Skylark and city as a solution to the Skylark totaling $77,000 toward con- other areas have been picked on children's problems traveling struction of sidewalks or by "toughs" as they travel the to and from school. "Those biccle paths on the three. county areas to Longwood children must be bused for quarter mile stretch of SR 421 Elementary on Highland safety," Connell said. from SR 434 to Seminole Avenue outside Longdale. GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) - Egyptian and Israeli military negotiators completed an agreement early today setting forth the procedures to be followed In Israel's second troop withdrawal In the Sinai desert. 'a a 15. minute ceremony following a final session of almost 18 hours, the Egyptian delegation signed the bulky document and the Israelis initialed it. The Israeli government annotmced previously that it would not sign until the U.S. ('ongress approved the stationing of American civilian electronic experts in the buffer zone between Israel and Egyptian forces. U.S. officials expect this approval next veek. TOM TIEDE JACK ANDERSON - 1% Tuesday, Sept. 23. 1975—SA _____________ __ Evening Herald, Sanford, F). By BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer On Withdrawal Plans 41 - Man On Triai Testimony Set To Be Heard In Drug Case Egypt, Israel Agree Tip Hand - WORLD IN BRIEF Washington (NEA) Politics Is nothing if . not dreams, and the dream in the Democratic . Party for years has had as its setting the 1976 nominating convention: It is late In the show, pretenses are falling like the leaves of Autumn, 0* and the George Wallace forces continue to deadlock good sense After five ballots the audience rebels at the . / pro3pect of choosing again between, groan, 7 /1 Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey. Sud. ____________ denly, from the back of the hall, the chant _______________ begins: "Kennedy, Kennedy, Ken-nee dee!" __________ ______ Order is called, but half heartedly, and anyway it __________________ is too late. The chant becomes bedlam and the game L over; Edward M. Kennedy Is the man. The dream Is most ill ogical. There has not . been a deadlocked Democratic convention since . 1924, and no genuine draft since the party's T'1 choice of James Garfield. Besides, Teddy . Kennedy insists he'll not run nor be conscripted. cru(wr 1 Yet such is the dream's appeal that multiplying . numbers of other Democratic presidential candidates are beginning to believe it has what Jimmy Carter's people call the stuff of self. ' fulfilling prophesy. If so, many grump, the party .. is doing everyone a disservice, probably In.. chiding itself. . m The ongoing Kennedy fascination has long perplexed those others w ho would be the to change . " --' Democrat's favorite. Early this year one •.jj thew days socialism is always shown "''unannounced candidate said prlvatly, after a representing the future. However, experience "Damn the advisors, full speed ahead!" reporter's Indiscretion: "Are We discussing has shown Socialists- Communists strap onto people the most oppressive regimes in the______________________________________________________________ Kennedy's qualifications or mine? It's bad history of the world. Regimes that are die. enough reading about his superioritles but I'll be thtorstips, dictatorships in the name of the damned If I'll talk about them too." This frustration, though still largly private, .z proletariat, not by the proletariat." Letter To The Editor has since assuned formal dimensions; Rep. The reason these regimes are very hard to get rid of -and here many will consider Cleaver to the needs and interests of the citizens of Morris Udall, as example, now says gingerly Commission Rapped that if the Democrats force a Kennedy candidacy be on shaky ground is "because they give Seminole County might be? people something everyone longs for, and that's Being a professional engineer and somewhat You have reported many other activities of they will be running a man for the presidency economic security, if you will, economic active In the community, I depend very heavily the commission of which time same questions who breaks his word; backers of other candemocracy." Few, however, will argue with his on your paper to keep me Informed on local could be asked such as the clay pit; attempted didates focus their condemnations on the idea statement that "political democracy, which I issues and the workings of our local government, scuttle of the library services; moving money to that a party of 60 million people has only one man think Is the more important of the two, doesn't I am becoming Increasingly concerned with Orange County; running battle with the county worth courting. exist In Communist countries." what I have been reading about the Seminole clerk; appointments to county posts; failure to The resentments an natural enough. It's a bit We still need more political democracy in the County Board of County Commissioners. This provide funds for jail repair, etc. Although you off-putting, says Udall is1stant Bob Neuman, United States, says Cleaver. We need to have concern reached a peak when I read that the have done an excellent Job of teporting on the "to work your rear for months and then find out more say in economic matters. But "I think that board abolished the County Pollution Control trees, you have said very little about the forest. in a California poll that Kennedy Is still ahead of the United States has more of a chance at Department after doling out raises for them- You would do a great public service If you could everybody by three times." What's more, there working the balance out. 1 think that most selves and other county officials, inform the public aLout how responsive the are the financial eonWeratn; new Soviets Americans know that and that is why Americans commission Is to the public interest, limit campaign contributions have minimized I am appalled that the county commissioners Capt. James E. Moore, late of the British navy, can view thehave always been so anti-Communist, why they the .!fects of cor& u are holding their have always been so antitotalitarian and why would take it upon themselves to ignore pollution money until the Kennedy question is final, but as navies of the world from a lofty coming tower -the editorship they made the shift from hating fascists to hating in this day and age. Being actively engaged i of the prestigious publication Jane's Fighting Ships. Carter aide Jody Powell says: "Even if we can Communists so swif tly in Larry R. Sinclair get a Kennedy man to give us some '40," pollution research with the University of seven seas spread out below like a massive chessboard, Captain money, we Instead of moving toward detente with the Florida, I can assure the commission Assistant PFOf53OF can't yet get his ful Moore sizes up how the contending pieces lay in his ffltFodUCtIOn that l support, we can't for InUniversity of Florida stance get him to go out among Soviet Union, the United States should be pollution problems have not been solved In to each annual edition of Jane's. his neighbors and resolutely opposed to the Gainesville, F15. raise the money present regime, says Seminole County nor are they This year, sorting out the tonage, hulls j weaponry of likely to disappear he otherwise might." Cleaver, putting It In terms perhaps less delicate Just because they saw fit not to budget any naval forces has led him to a stark conclusion. As he put i, Beyond the notions of finances and fairness, than a Ronald Reagan might: "Because the money to the department. This issue strikes ever-growing Soviet navy has outrun the legitimate though, Is that of logic. Not entirely defensively, Soviet Union is very shaky at this point and we close to home but my real concern with the reqwrements of national defense and has no logical merchant Letters to the editor are welcome. All letter, supporters of other candidates say their cam. should not be trying to hold them up, and that is county commission is their apparent lack of must be signed with a defense role in time of war." 11 the Western powers heed the mailing address and, when poign travels have convinced them that though Just what we ai doing with detente." Detente concern for the public Interest. How did lesson of history, be says, they can only conclude that these they possible, a telephone number so the Identity of Kennedy might win a convention he could not at rhetoric about no' Interfering In Soviet internal determine that we the citizens of Seminole the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald this time win "vnnecessarily large forces are intended for aggressive acan election. A Watergate-sobered affairs sounds, Cleaver says, like Chamberlain County no longer need a Department of Pollution will respect the wish, of writers who do not public, it's explained, is In no mood for risking and Hitler all over again. Control? Does the commission really care what The U.S. government, of course, does no have to read want their names to appear in print, another president of questionable character. Jane's to know that the Soviet Union has been spending 50 per 10 cent more on naval ship building In the last 10 years than the United Slates of America, and that the fruits of that effort are turning up on all the strategic sea lanes of the world. Our defam off iciah have described this burst of naval ship building to Congress time and again. '... I to got Pe tersli' we g 322n261 • • ** 'a a �- Forum Features WOMEN __ &A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fla. "Petticoat Potential," a forum for women, will be presented Oct. 9, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. In the Orlando Municipal auditorium sponsored by the First Sun National Bank of Orlando In vooperaUon with Orlando Central Business District. The purpose of the program Is to promote professional and successful women. Such nationally prominent Individuals as Mrs. Marvella Bayh, Mrs. Harriett Manley, Mrs. Mai Un..,.. .....A ,..i_ -- .,,. a.i 1IIU IUUU naisn will ne ieaturei on the forum, Mrs. Bayh is the wife of Indiana Senator Birch Bayh. She will add the political flavor to our program besides adiressing herself to the importance of health care, relating her personal experiences regarding her battle with breast cancer. In 1973, Mrs. Bayh led the American Cancer Society Crusade in Indiana and now Is national co-chairman for this organization, Mrs. Manley is well qualified to speak on opportunities for -t - . _________ 'Bicentennial Seniors' -- - ., . w w_! 70 Scholarships Offered "Bicentennial Seniors," a the future and an Involvement nationwide $250,000 scholarship in the social and community program for high school seniors issues faced by mr: uay. who will graduate with the Competition will include the (lass of 1976 is being launched preparation of a ninute-long this month by the National teleision script to be patterned Association of Secondary after the CBS television netSchool Principal-s. ;ork' 200 scars ago today One national winner will "Bicentennial Minutes;" a receive a $10,000 schlarship commentary discussing the and 102 state winners wiil sigmiieuiiceofthe'minute"for receive $1000 grants under the today and the lessons it conprogram. thins for the future; and a Winners will be selected first current events examination. locally, then on a statewide High school seniors should level. Two graduating se niors their principal foc&taJls on will be chosen in each state and how to participate in this the District of Columbia. Each scholarship program. of the 102 winners will also Applications must be Filed no receive an all-expense-paid trip later than Oct. 6. to Williamsburg, Va., from Jan. 16 through 19, to attend seminars and hear noted speakers discuss educational Starting Oct 1, residen:. : and social issues facing this Seminole Count) will be en country today. The national titled to free library cards good winner will be selected during to all the community libraries the Williamsburg conference. In the Orlando Public Library Students taking part in the System. Seminole residents are "Bicentennial Seniors" com,- invited to pre-register for new petition must demonstrate an library cards by returning the understanding of America's green and white forms you got past and possible directions for in the mail , . - -, 44- -- I - a .___ X , .,cg ' r_____ , - ! ; - •.- J - ' .± _ - . -.- -_ • ), ' - - ' L / : T .- -- - .." I . -- : 7 !"' --- ----'--- - •..-- OFFICERS . k W. i • -- 1t4 -- I "i' kb - k - ... , - '.- :. By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Perez Defen ds Titi e DEAR ABBY: I read in your column where someone said gentlemen used to prefer blondes, but today it seems that gentlemen prefer gentlenin. - ' _____________________________ ... - - a • : - : • - . L.A .4- - ,.._ I I If!' -zn-'. P I- -- . -' ' -- d ere . - tf 't9 .. - L F. ' /- '1 '-" , /- - ,' 1 ' - '4 - - ... ..-? • •' - -: ' - 1, i .- - A 0% / -- ?It . 1i -- / N~ 01 A4 I- /-l-' . !A .Il l: ft __ .'- . S, - * I In OI*rT*nCe with Nation] Square Dancing Week. The Foresters SquEe Dance Club members were hosts to a dance at The Forest Clubhouse, Lake Mary, on Sept. it The lively event attracted colorfully attired square dancers from Orlando, DeBary, DeLand, Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Eustis and Tavares. Getting set to "swing your Irteer" are Foresters officers (from left) Sophie and Ken Chapman, secretaries; Lilly and Earl Hartwell, vice president; Bob and Nellie Mlchaels, treasurers; and Bob and Mary Ellen Strait, prezidents. lHeriald Photo by Doris Dietrich) Material, including charcoal, oil pastels, drawL.g paper (charcoal paper if possible) and kneaded rubber eraser, mud De suppuea Dy students. Class limit Is 20. Non-residents must purchase a non-resident card prior to registration .'l ~. I -See Details On Page-48. Rehearsals a great deal of weight and size to men like Turner and has not been able to overcome the handicap Against Henderson, Clark will be in past three years when Tuten turned th trick in June. Since then Clark has been begging for rematch Two other amateur bouts complete tL card that starts at 8 p.m. ~_P~ ,: Sister kissing is out In Florida's high school football circles this year as the tie becomes a thmgoftjiepasl With the advent(if a no%; playoff systemn,rcqulringeachteam to play opponents within its district, came the distinct possibility of multiple ties. And Floyd Lay, executive secretary of the Florida High School Activities Association, was Instrumental in developing the tie-breaker system by which one Seminole County team has lost a game. F ' _______ -M -_- .- ___ ' : . 5-4, ' _A- ___ " . - i: ' • F,. - -. ____________ - -, .'. "*.. Hunches 1~ 1 1 *'j t_ •A U At weex Weekly award to Seminole High's most valuable player of the week from last Saturday's 74 victory over Daytona Beach Mnlninnd was Herbert Branch, accepting award from Optimist member Harry Terry. Branch caught the winning touchdown pan from Mark Whighain with 12 seconds kit In the game. Linebacker-fullback Bill McDaniel woa the award the first week. dierald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) 1____ I p4 Club Notes ________________________________________________________________________________________________ For A ) 11 x 1 4 Living color Portral*t 111 Turner could also have an easy time of it when he faces Hollywood's Roger Pinkney in a light heavyweight tussle The one who figures to be in the But Ties Are Unlikely - Haynes' - __• Begin Beautiful Since then Clark has been giving away Clark and Masias both hope to use a Tuten match as a springboard to a pro career. Masias was twice Golden Gloves champion and has amassed a record of 15-6 while performing rnostl theMiami area. It's Not Sudden Death, anu ueuig unaw The Central Florida Chorale will resume reguiar rehearsals (luring the first week of October. Rehearsals will be held at the home of Bettye Smith on Upsala Road. The Chorale Is prepared to sing at locations throughout the count) on invitation. Anyone wishing to contact the Chorale -I call Irene Brown at the Flagship Bank of Sanford. Nliller Evans and Kenneth to the dinner. For reservations, should Legion 256 The Chorale is presently preparing Christmas music as well Green for their outstanding DeMolay Mothers contact Mrs. Joseph Samillano as patriotic music for the Bicentennial. The Casselberry American service since the Post was A 'ew Sanford rink tho of Fern Park. Legion Post 56 and Unit held organized. On Saturday from 2-4 p.m. the Mothers' e&'ier" --Attending the recent district DeMold 1,its installation dinner recefitly ,y, was formed recently. FOE will show free cartoon school of instruction for incoming officers at at Mt. The objective of the club is to movies to children. This project Irelands Restaurant at Alta. Dora were Mrs. Yeager, Mrs. provide boys In the Sanford is designed to get parents IiiGreen and Mrs. Ward. Mrs Order monte Springs. I of DeMolay with refresh- terested in the Eagles and to show them children still count Lyle Plato, 6th District Yeager was appointed District merits after club functions, commander, and Mrs. Dorothy foreign relations chairman. In this organization. Free Officers in the Mothers' Club Mitchell, past district auxiliary __ are: Doris Burdette, president; popcorn and Kool-aid will be president, ed. installed the Lit-tie Miss BPW Tosetto Belleme, first vice serv following groups. On Saturday evening FOE president; Cami Meyers Plus 50c F1m Ch.1c Post officers are: Joe Thirfy contestants are Acne 3643 will join the Orlando -- ~ ~% en- second vice L preisdent; FOE to welcome Pavone, commander; Alex 1-ered in the "Little Miss BPW Florence Williams, secretary. state officer. Geuterree and Rafael Car- Contest" to be held Saturday at treasurer; and Florell Mitchell, The meeting will take the form , ill , -of a dance and all members are dvnas, vice cuimmianders; Jack 7:30 p.m., in the Sanford Civic chaplain. , urged to Long, adjutant; Harry Epstein, Center. #;; attend. The All mothers of boys in the . historian; George Yeager, --The public is Invited to a Order of DeMolay are urged to celebration will end Sunday I ~Wi th Eagles from Fern Park chaplain; Harry Figas, great evening of entertainment join the Mothers' Club to assist sergeant-at-arms. James to see the -little dolls" corn. their sons rit picnim dances and Orlando, with their out-of. No Appointrncnt Ncccsisort.1 t! Plus 50C 11111111" chaege Bergman and Edward lzbicky, peting for "little Miss BPW. and athletic e*-ent-s. Sisters ard tmn guests, attending a bar. . 1 Fitill Seleeti0j, of llom(.x . LIMIT, I Pst Pa,so n - 2 Per Fo,ily e u;nunittea'incn i The cUntest is sponsored aunts of the boys are also lM•CUt No A1je Limit Addition al SsabI.c,e Unit officers are: Mrs. annually by the Sanford welcome to Join the new club. 13.93 G'ovp s $ 1.59 p., p,,10, Gentle Birth Kenneth Green, president; Business and Professional For further membership in All Work Guaranteed Mrs. Leusi Lnaitre, vice Women's Club, Education for a Gentle Birth, . formation, contact President president, Mrs. lAtha Ward, wi secretiu-y-treasurer; Miss Island) will keep the show present early pregnancy Ellen Yeager, chaplain; Mrs. moving right alcng and Eagles classes to expectant parents. K Yeager, Lstorian; Miss students from sanford School of Classes will last (Our weeks ~ 0 Evelyn Schrader, sergeant-al- Dance Arts will perform during The Fratenial Order of Ow ana cover maternal 1walsth and .1arm, the evening. Eagles (FOE) will hold a nutrition; prenaial developWed. & Naional and department [)ooe prizes will be given and turkey dinner wth all the went; and infant equipment. Photo McCrory' s citations were presented to the following the crownitig, the trimmings at the Lodge Home, No fees or registration ThUN. firs, ' Unit for meritorious 3mice PuWic Is invited to * In Friday, The 1,odge Home is required. -Sept. Sanford Plaza chiidren and )outh and toasting the queen with punch located in Fern Park on the 21 & 25 101 Class-swill be held at the veterx-is affairs and rehabilita. and cookies. corner of Wells Avenue and First Presbyterian Church on tion. There is a anall admissioll Prakk L%ke Dr., one block Woodland Boulevard, U.S. 17. 2-5 CMIRM UNDM 2 T&W of AOS pHOTOMApM pRS* Medals md citations were for adults; ctthdren under 12 of U.S. 1742. Children are 92, Deland, in Room 12 startIng _________________- ________________________________________________ -= presented to Leon lAm.aitre, bre admitted free. wel,come to wcumpany p:irents today at 7:30 pin, -1: -; cit Clark has appeared in more than 100 lights and stopped power. punching Virgil Gibson in his pro debut last year. amateur Dinner Key Auditorium in 'oconut (;rove. Clark has been one of the most successlol amateurs eve. in central Florida. The Lyman High Schooi 5tUdent had on I-. lost to Randy Jackson in Orlando in th-- :'' 1•. Chorale knockouts, - Art Lessons To Start Malone is instructor and a small fee for Instruction will be charged. Preliminary action will feature three the area's most popular fighters, Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross, Savage Turner and Clarence Henderson. Ross Is just coming back from a threeweek vacation but he figures to be at his best for an over-matched Billy Brockell of Melbourne. of The amateur portion of the card is of great Importance for Casselberry's Scott Clark. lie is scheduled to meet Homestead's Sammy Masias in a threerounder that will decide who will meet Georgia's Terry "Rootin" Tuten next month. Living in a Mexican labor camp, Sammy made his Orlando debut two weeks when he out-slugged Robert Spencer. He also stopped Orlando's Robie Barfield two years ago at the - .-. - I - ,, much of everything for Henderson, the middleweight who turned pro two weeks ago and has already rung up a couple of taller, heavier, faster, stronger and more experienced. going to , Kids' toughest bout is Henderson. lie has drawn George "Babe" Clark of Jacksonville and on paper Clark has too -- -- . . one more ring appearance bout while Ellis found he was unable to prepare himself properly. Killer claimed k "wasn't given enough notice "but tic could be ready by Oct. 28. 0 inst Oliver Toni9ht Ag ,_ - , A A_ ' ki won after he was counted out, All that power may have to be used to turn back the challenge of Oliver for the invader comes to Florida with the reputation of being a puncher himself. Oliver's record Is only 15-8 but more than half of his wins have come via K.O. route, If Perez is successful tonight he may be brought back on Oct. 28, to face either Bobby Crawford or Killer Ellis and then he may have before retiring from boxing. [loth Crawford and Ellis backed out of tonight's date against Perez but they both hope to be ready in a month Crawford hurt his hand in a tuneup 0 - - jr 1. 0 By JIM IIAYNES Seminole High might have been faced with overtime Saturday night except for a last ditch touchdown pass. Basically, overtime consists of teams starting from the soThe Jones defender jumped up and danced to the sidelines yard line and alternating plays with the winner decided on the and teammates soul-slapped each other. Believing himself a basis of which side of the field the ball ends up o, hero, he actually permitted Oak Ridge the equavilant of a punt. Trinity Prep lost Saturday, 1-0, when Jacksonville Episcopal It was obvious the move was intentional. It was also legal. gained 17 yards In its four plays and the Saints got only two In one Oak Ridge simply took advantage of an uninformed Jones team. rush and zero in three pass attempts. Oak Ridge did hold, and won, 1-0. S07 . Each down Is treated as a fourth down, only a first down is out The penetration system does bring about a few questions' reach, What happens when a team scores? When both score? 'YI'!'ti I'.s., Fans can expect to ee the tie-breaker, sooner or later. Simple it's net sudden death, but If at the end of eight plays First will come the coin toss, then teams alternate running one team has more points than the other, it wins. OtherwLse,a tie offensive plays (four each) and while touchdowns are an object, is still decided by which side of the field the ball is 011. ball control will generally decide the outcome. There may be no kicks, except on a point aftar situation, So %i The guy who said a tie Is like kissing your sister Is the punt is no weapon. have to come up with a new line. "There Is only one situation! don't like," said Seminole coach Jerry Posey, "And that's on the last play. You might have the other team stopped at their 45, if my linebacker puts a j&TiflJ SHORT STUFF: Lyman was faced with an unusual tackle on their fullback and he coughs up a fumble forward uation sit last Friday night against Boone. Thinking th e half was with the ball trickling onto the other side of the 50. I've lost the over, most of the team trudged to the locker room. However, no game no [flatter who recovers the ball." '?'4lt /i The rule of thumb seems to be on the coin toss to elect to be on half may end on a penalty, if accepted, so Lyman went on defense Ir defense first so you have the last offensive play. In the other with just four players standing on the sidelines. GUYS In the locker -1Ip*J1 team's territory, all the quarterback has to do is drop to the room were shocked to learn they had missed a play. Games have been won in the same manner, many players ground. seeing the game end and hurry off the field, only to hear the crowd Many coaches didn't know how to react to tha new tie-breaker roar and miss the gamesaving play. system. Orlando Oak Ridge opened a few eyes In the Metro 1114 Conference jamboree three weekends ago. The Pioneers played Jones to scoreless tie. Oak Ridge felt Things are set for the Golden Age Olympics In Sanford the -- -• --its defense co u nomu, of rsov. iu-ia WILfl senior citizens and over eugtble for 20 to punt, threw a rainOPTIMIST CLUB maker pass which a Jones defensive back hauled In. events. Entry forms will be available Oct. 15. The problem was twofold. He was deep In his own territory, Wes Rinker's fall college baseball tournament will be held in BRANCHES OUT and he should have called for a fair catch, because he had 11 gold Sa nford Stadi um Oct. 22-26 with Rollins , In, Stetson prid and green Jerseys on him right away. Seminole CC competing in a double elimination round robin. .-- L ... -' -- -. .ill ,.,. ~ - '1.• - ..l,.__. '. 4 1- -"..'1. --1'.X.(•, -t.. ORLANDO Sanford's Victor Perez returns tonight to the scene of his greatest triumph, the Orlando Sports Stadium, to defend his Southern Junior middleweight championship against Cisco Oliver in a scheduled 10 rounder. Perez his crown six weeks ago at the sports stadium when he outbrawled Orlando's Joe)' Vincent. In stopping Vincent in four rounds, Perez displaiyed more punching power than he had shown in his 51 r'erviou.s pro outings, for the flamboyant Vincent was on t he flour for mmr,' t han five mi nlit(%s - Installation of officers In the International Order of Rainbow for Girls, Sanford Assem bly 25, w' held Sunday at the Mmulc Temple. Sanford. Officers include 1from lef1) Sharlee Johnson, Charity; We both wore white to Amoret La Rosa, Hope; Linda PfeIfauI, worthy advisor; Cheryl Sprague, worthy associated advisor; symbolize the purity of our first and Heidi Nelson, Faith. Not pictured are Debbie Sauls,treasurer; and Susan and only marriage. We waited recorder, for five years to be sure that what God had joined together no man could tear asunder. d lla I Standing on that altar in the ur families ORLANDO Extension Homemakers, 2,500 strong, frompresence of and friends was a ° spiritual the 50 states plus Puerto Rico, are spen di ng a busy week here. experience we shall cherish all One of the hlghligits of th eir 39th Annual Conference will ' our lives as the ultimate . revolve around "Cinderella Learning Sessions," or workshops about everyday problems. Everyone present said it was One session "Happiness is Healthy People" will take a the most meaningful and , look at drugs, epilepsy, cancer, prenatal care, and reducing beautiful wedding the had -.2 risk of heart attack. Aflother, billed under the Intriguing title _ ,, e%eratte "Snow White and the Seven Consumer Qrnlces Is designed to t il that Bill and . & make the Homemakers more competent conmwri. Homemakers will have an opportunity to brush up on ef. fective techniques for being leaders in another session. couples to live together in a One k&opis concernedwlthhuw to deaJ with d th, A 0 , while com. 1.4 .e si A niiou,.r group a look a f amily needs andA concerns loveless ,4Uunion, . •. • millin g adultery wiLl, others. -related to today's economy, energy conservation, attitudes, hippy, HAPPILY housing, and money management Traffic safety and consumer product safety is being DEAR ABBY I have a -&discussed In still ano ther workshop. v! problem that I am sure is ,, shared by thousands. In fact, I have been on both sides / recently. I / The Sanford Recreation Dept. has added Children's Art in the case of overnight (lasses to eir th li st of fa ll classes, guests, who should make the -'' -, , Children's Art will begin Oct. 5, and end Dec. 10. There will / be no classes Nov. 26. Classes will be held on Wednesdays from 4-5:15 p.m. Register for Children's Art Oct. 1-15, Styling / ___ F Children ages 8-16 are eligible for the class. Mrs. Judy . t I a . '4 By l Ill ISS,tI'SIt: Herald Boxing Writer ii After living together for five years. Bill and I were marr ied last June. We had 65 guests at a lovely church wedding followed by a garden reception in the back yard of our home. We paid for everything our. --' . " - -- - Red So Is B posing point of view be heard: - I rwu.f__. --- RAINBOW oil 44* . ( p . __. " -.,' 1; - - '. , _____ '.; _,_-,".' . - .. Z~a GO! a I ____ . - - WE . - ' Tuesday, Sept. 23, 1975-18 14 L..-. - AWAY 1 .1 - -- Is B k -', '4 ; f t -: - ' - 4. - t -I '. :r - , , 5 I 1 . : . Vt: _____ ' ______ r _____ -d- - - ...."e• -. & " a it b I .11 ' 1 ' 't '• s , - -- -. DO-SI-DOe ' .,-' . - . . - 1 . I - - ---- - _. fk ;-" t vi - - - - - 'Cin 01 - - -._ - c - . - - . , -- • .. . , - . A - _____ - SPORTS Abby, I am greatly disap- first suggestion that they reUre * pointed in you. Don't you for the night? ,rhL realize that you have a lot of other couple? black readers who don't happen A MATTER OF to be blondes, redheads, or F IIQUI rl} brunettes? BEAR MATTER: It's more a Ir l.Ol.LIE IN TULSA matter of common sense than [)F.AR LO[ LIE The letter to etiquette Whether )ou are the which you refer appeared in host or the guest, when you're Aim Landers' column, not reads to retire, slmph say, m ine. "lA'I'S call it a night, shall we?" , And blue, dear, pleasS don't • be too hard on my twin sister Everyonehas oblem What because I have seen black ,ouri1FoaptrsonaIreply.w,n.to women with beautiful red and ABBY: Box P40. 0700. I A • Calif , 5OO5. Enclose stamped, spit even blonde hair. Of course, It's addressed envelope. pleas, not their natural color, but then, For Abby's booklet, "How to Hayp a Lovely Wedding," send 51 to neither Is mine, i. i DEAR ABBY: I hear somuch Abigail Van Buren, M Lasky Dr , Beverly Hills. Calif. 110112 PIPAte ~ criticism of young couples who enclo s e a long. selladdressrd livetogetherfirstand then have stamoedUoci envelope. lovely church weddings, I hope you'll be fair and let an op. __ 1 "" ,,. . I gentlemen still prefer blondes, I ~e 1 - Get Library Cards 1 - 11 t . # ., --. - T.• ; ac k Bl - - - - - =TT ? Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, has sold In excess of 400,000 co..ies. Marabel Morgan will comment on the concept of The Total Woman, relating some of her experiences. A professional business woman, Mrs. Walsh Joins the "Petticoat Potential" program as a broker with Ferris and Inc. Starting her business career In the early 'S(, she has risen to ice chairman of th e board of Ferris and Co., besides being an excriange ottictal or the American Stock Exchange. Julia Walsh's dedication to education has earned her an Honorary Doctorate of Law from Regis College Li Frederick, Md. She is now serving as a member of the national board of the Medical College of Pennsylvania and chairman of the advisory board of Simmons Graduate Program for Women In Management. 'omen in business since her business career dates back 18 'ears when she paired with Westinghouse Electric Corp., in public relations. She then moved on to become manager of public relati ons and sales promotion for PAGE CommunIcation 'fliinA.nr I,,,. C I... un.. 1k13 •.1.upIvu ta iiwiwvr of executive positions in the National Trade Associations and was appointed to the Federal Engergy Administration in 1974. Mrs. Manley Is a.so active In the Chamber of Commerce and the Red Cross. Representing the homemaker, Mrs. Morgan is the author of the number one best seller in 1974, "The Total Woman," which - Tuesday, Sept. 73 197 __ 111111111111111111111111111- -- :: !i_j:- , Women ' Petticoat Potential ' To Be Explored t,.,t n,,. 1 Ni It's Bubbly ;:nr P*i rn ac Three Hits Pace Victory Bosox Welcome Deron Back ~ By THE ASSOCIATFI) PRE.Ss the American League East to right. Al Co, Aens thensingle(I to sage in the 16th inning to gl", In his first regular season Four games and reduced the set up pinch-hitter Cookie California its marathon victür , game with Boston this ,-. Red Sox' pennant-clinching Rojas' game-winning sacrifice tiver the White Sox. -, . Deron Johrjcn proved worthy number to four. An' corn- lb. IndIana 7, Brewers 6 4;_~__.XIA binatjon of Boston and Al Fitzmorris pitched an of the Red Sox'evaluation, Pinch hitter Oscar Gamble's - I Baltimore losses totaling kur eight-hitter second one, not the first one. his record two-run single in the bottom of will insure the Red Sox of their to 16-11. The Red Sox' first 1SSC5. the ninth lifted Cleveland past sion title since 1967. Angels 3, White Sox 0 ment of Johnson in October, first divi Milwaukee, which profited fly THE ASSOCIATED l'ItFSS was flowing and conAdrian Garrett smashed a from two homers by George 1974 sent the 17-year-old veterFred Lynn, having a super tl'en gratulations being exchanged homer off Rich Gos- Scott. an packing. lie wound up in year with his first major league Philadelphia Manager Danny all around. Chi cago. But on Sunday, after team in his rookie season, colOzark may not have been the "This a great way to win a they lost superstar rookie Jim lectt'tI three only man in Three Rivers Sta- championship, beating the a hits, drove in two Rice for the rest of the season di urn that didn't know his team team that has been chasing runs,scoredtwoandrapped his DANNY MURTAUGH DANNY OZARK with a broken hand, the Red Sox 46th double, Letting a league was eliminated from the Na. you," said Pittsburgh Manager welcomed Johnson back. record for rookies. tional Lenue East race but he Danny Murtaugh who knows a Astros 5, Reds 1 streak. San Diego tied it in the "I was shocked," said Johnwas the only one who admitted division title when he wins one, Joe Niekro, 6-4, and Paul Sie- ninth on a two-out wild pitch by son, who was traded from the Tsins 2, A's 1 it. "We're used to winning," bert limited Cincinnati to four knuckleballer Charlie Hough. White Sox to the Red So.' I Minnesota left-hander Eddie T "We aren't out of it If we win said outfielder Dave Parker. hit.s and Cesar Cedeno and Cliff Cardinals 6-5, Expos 4-8 didn't think I would go some- Bane delayed Oakland's divievery game and they lose every "Even when we went bad this Johnson hit home runs for Ted Sininions won the opener %- here this late in the season." sion clinching celebration, scatMANIIA iAll) - Muhan,- rescue 40 million so-called game," insisted Ozark after ,ear the Phillics didn't gain any Houston. Cedeno smacked a for St. Louis with a two-run But Johnson had regained his tering seven hit.s before needing mad Alt is fat and sassy, Joe American Negroes, Pittsburgh walloped the PhIls ground on us and we just felt three-run homer, his 13th of the homer in the 12th inning, co mposure by the time he ninth-inning relief help from Frazier keen and mean, and "Frazier ea ts bacon and eggs 11.3. 'I'old that h tca:ii w;t iliy, it's meant For us." season, the first and Johnson snapping a five-game Montreal slipped on a Boston uniform Bill Campbell and Tom Bur- tough Ken Notion is waiting in for breakfast. You can't beat "I haven't been on a chain" added a two-run shot in the %inning streak. Tile Cards ti~-d once again. Ile led his new the wings for the survivor of me and eat pork. God hates to play, Ozark said, "That's pionship team since I was 14," seventh, his 17th. Jack Billing- it in the ninth on an er-ror by teammates to a 64 victory next week's ballyhooed heavy- pork." Royals 2, Rangers 1 news to me ... it's dish- added reliever Kent Tekulve. ham, 15-10, took the loss. Montreal first baseman Nate Monda) night over the New The Royals close to weight "fight of a lifetime." came Frazier, who took the day off eartening," "We won the Babe Ruth League Padres 6, Dodgers 5 Colbert. York Yankees, another one of eliminating themselves, rally'1 think I deserve the shot from hard training, respordecJ If Ozark wanted more con. Gr something." Ilector Torres led off tt~e I I th ilie ExpoS came back In the Iiis old clubs, with three hits, ing for two runs In the eighth to and will get it." said the tall, by inviting newsmen to a news firmation he could have It was the fifth division crown inning with a home run to give itightcap on the, strength of Jim ,)ne Rill and one run stvred. ' just 111P Texas. George Brett hit hard-hitting Norton. who broke (vnfcrence and a post-siesta dropped by the Pirate club- In the last six years for the Sam the victory, snapping Lyttle's two-run pinch single ill The victory widened the Red a leadoff single and caine home Ali's Jaw and who Is the only cocktail part)the tower of house where the champagne Hues. the Padres six-game losing the sixth. Sox' lead over idle Raltimore in on Tony Solaita's RBI double to man besides Frazier to hold a his Manila ho tel. decision over the reigning Attired in a white, handheavyweight king. stitched Jump suit, the one-time Norton arrived almost simul- Philadelphia butcher let it be laneously with some 30 light known that he was upset by writers from the United States, sune of All's pranks, which in. providing momentum to the so- t-!udcd clicking an empty 130 ST. PETEILSBURG (AP) - in the sinall-school class A. gun at $ 0 130 2. Pahokee (2) 2-0 112 2. Sharni Christian (2) 2-0 V3 calk,d "thrilla inManila" at the him during a Sunday workout. St. ('loud increased its lead in 2. Orlando Oak Ridge 20 lii Leon School High of 2. Ocala Forest 2-0 111 3. Wildwood 2-0 97 3. Branford 2-0 107 Cclisewn Oct. 1 (sept. 30 in the "I couldn't sIcep at night for 4. Vern Beach 2-0 86 High of Titusrille have earned votes whik Pahokee and Chi4. Milton 1-0 70 5. Lake Butler-Union 2-0 78 1-085 The bombastic All ed the know what guns can do. It 5. Hollywood Hills 2-0 75 unanimous first place votes for pley divided the resimining four 5. Haines City 1-1 66 6. Daytona Reach [Apez 9-0 72 6. Jacksonville Raines 2-0 49 £ Greensboro 2-0 58 respective Class AAAA and top ballots. 6. New Sinyrna Beach 2-0 65 7. Blountstown 11 43 0 6. 7. Fort Pierce Central 2-0 47 flere are (Ile standings, with Some of Frazier's camp Class AAA standings in the prep Gold Coast Clirlstian 1-o 53 mon on the mount" -so-called 7. Delray itlantic 1.0 52 8. Miami Westminster 2-0 37 b the Frazier camp in which people said they thought it was 8. Florida first-place votes in parentheses, Miami Palmetto 20 32 football poll of the 7 liastinis 1.1 45 J. Glades Central 1--i 37 9. Frostproof 1-0 32 2. he described the fight as not a gun which apparently had 8. St. Augustine St. Joseph3 followed by won-lost record and 9. Winter Park 2-0 31 Sports Writers Asswintion. 9. Auburndale 1-0 25 10. Mulbeffy 2-0 6 Just a boxing match, but a holy 0 40 been borrowed from one of Ali's 10. Miami Jackson 1.1 22 in %I I 1-1 nit V1 A cc Florida A01 lliuh School total vote-Doints: war." security guards. But Ali ('LASS AAAA ClASS AAA which also shut out its oppo. CLASS AA 1. Tallahassee FAMU (11) 2-0 9. Bristol Liberty 2-024 "1 am the agent of God," Aim laughed uproariously Tallahassee 1. Tltu.sville Astronaut Leon (13) 2-0 1. 1 13i ?. nents last week, was voted first when told 1. St. ('loud t9 1-0 125 128 10. (Und Day 11 21 bellowed. "lie has cent Ins.' to of F'raziers charge later. _____ ______ In NI East - me victories to raise is No o rton \ F i g h t Win n er is in Diego in Leon, Astronaut Take Top Spots In Prep Poll - �---- I I 2&-Eve&ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____ Tuesday, Sept. 23. 1975 __________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ American Lcaqur t.c at bats?-Mn 1A3 1mb Bsn my 373: Rcr ftsn, Car... 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IWIN P4* IMP RED BURGUNDY GARILLI fflYsvacvkovt17s I'tt / t. 5ISS P*A*ft' ers served from 7 p.m. BEAUVILLE LIGHT & DRY FROM FRANCE ,... ______________________ ABC (Unde 4,___________ 99 su'. .,,, ________________________________________________________ _______________________ _________________________________________ . _____ . q ___ _ _____________ ______ _____ Fairgrounds. Pitt that dropped the losers out 0 walloping of Indiana while _______ ________________ ________________ Angel ison $54,765. The 2-year-old daughterof Go Man Go Ohio State defeated Penn .ind retained fifth place. 700 ballot and 95.4 points. to fourth with Louisiana Certificate acquired defen.eman Larry Bignell from Hershey of the State, with Michigan Hockey League an impressive 45- (eating Tennessee 34.28 Penguins. times and chalking up 25 assists. ____________ 1.03) 1 Plehrn'.ki ( Mi'.innnl A Teta, 7 NoIre Dame AP.'S Mirhinan 1011(1 A 7 GO 7 00 700 00 700 I0I 300 III 710 775 700 100 110 700 011 79 40 11 24 00 697 530 50) 'Nobody Picked Us To Win' ___ _____________ ______________ _________________ PITTSBURGH tAP) wintered - They clinched I1It' ltI(JflZIl League a dismal slump and East title by beating the Phils AsManagurDanny Murtaugh led them across Murtaugh got a champagne the Mononga- shower Monday night after FLORIDA Philadelphia, but the Pitts- this The mathematical surrender they had fallen into a firstplace P40 187 Year a' the North 3001cc? thereof); also. th AND bicentennial year. Pirates limped home after a 2"This team stays on an even starterTom Underwood and six picked us to win," 12 road trip. They had the cold- keel. We've weathered tough relievers. captain Willie Stargell said est bats in baseball, amldst situations before," The sictory was the 23rd in 34 the Monday night after the Pirates ports of clubhouse mutiny, manager said. games for the Pirates since "Nobody i. 4.3 BIk A M M Smiths 2nd Subd DR South. Range 30 Ea' Less. The Florida at 7 00 o'clock ayes Re iii a ins Bitter To w a r d Cow boy s ' L a n d r a,t on miSlrin Poor.', at the City Hall In the __________ _______________ clinched the UtJe by aeven • CLOSING y,ilt tAke OOtICC that the City rif the North 300 Icet of the SOuthweSt DescrIption of Property VACATING ALLEYS ____________________ droveinfourrunseachtoleada The Herald Sen'ic Cowboys and ___ games, and they'll meet the Reds in the playoffs. While tlae celebration wore on, Murtaugh retired to his rocking chair Early Amecan -for crackers and Iced tea. He's a tea-tot.ajler. "This is a great way to win a championship, beating the __ ______________ ________ maybe the game and yet he couldn't see me man- you," he said, "but the Phiflies ________________ the City *111 v'Iose vacate and Unlets Such certificate or cer County Cnurthoue in Sanford. HOtivAven,eandCed.inAynC,,nd be redeemed ac Florida. at 11-00 am on October p.t'.e.n West First Street and tificates shall Seal) Arthur H liechiwith. Jr Clerk Circuit CoUrt çsartici.larly described as follows That rertan Fmst West alley flIonl 7 Tv'r 11 F P Tratforoc Mao glad to be where he's ap- wide receivers starting at the my roommate for hI years. He military precision one week ______ _____ in tribute. But Bob Hayes still wondershowand where it went Actually, the Cowbo}'s have 'Hey, man, sorry you're going.' 10-6 head-on advantage. "It's a cold-blooded world. been color blind in this area Howevu, the Phillieartil]esy BRENDA i FOELKER, last known 1973 at II 00 A M Deputy Clerk itility V'A4.emPrtt. oltten Richards, who beat out with the Dallas Cowboys. I like it here. The guys accept day night by Bruce Kison and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that art Clerk of the Circuit Court IDOl Rtarkstone Building season, is the only white on the 'ou as you are. I'm nobody reliever Kent Tekulvc. Block? TIer 11, E P Tratforc!s Mao action to forecle thri mortgages Jaclsonvitle. Florida 32701 By - Ida Creal, of Sanford PB 1 Page 61 apparent he was no longer receiving Corps. attention. I've had it." pionship team since I was 14. Seminole County. FloridaPutUlSh S0t 7) 1975 Publish Sept 7.9. 16. 77. 1975 A.'tl he heard t the time and place Beam at the SW corner. SE ' of wasn't running rr iso DER 3 good drop you on, you're there." rOUtes, tfte NW "ot Section?), Township 70 ________________________ _______________ _______________________ '.ifii contribution he made to foot- or something," Tekuls'e said ________________ City Commi'.sion some wasn't hustling. I say (Coach ball. So he was peddled, for South. Range 79 East, thence run _____________________________ iiAft& me," of ttie City ot he says, between gulpa from bottle of kind of draft choice, to the san Tom) Landr' couldn't handle "every team in FOR SEMINOLE along tht'W line of said SE 'd, P4W COUNTY the league champagne. the situation, couldn't get me EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fly H 14 T.u.tu.n Jr ', Section 7). thence S pe d9reS FLORIDA. Cull IN AND FOR SEMINOLE open. City Clerk in football - at the age of 32. a lot of doors - for guys like tagged Tekuvle for a two-jn Adoption the NEt, of Said Section 73, for In Re: CIVIL NO 75.1590 CA 0 F 145 745$) ft to a point on a curve MARY MICHELLE KELLOGG, A FFDFRAI NATIONAL MOW ______________________________ _____________________ blithe and b'Jbbly, the exciting through a transition in hayes' Cliff Branch." concavetothe NWontP,e Wright-of- Minor. BY RALPH THEADORU TGAC,E ASSOCIATION. duced Pittsburgh's lead to . NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING guy on a tea4l good enough to time. The fly patterns and post His heritage as a Cowboy But the Pirates broke the game Thence along the arc of said cury. NOTICE OF ACTION Piihfir 14erint will he held 'n Room hjvinO as its elements a central TO' WELOON EARL BROWN 1ing deep down the BETTY 1. STOJEK. a single 703 in the Seminole County ('our world's fastest human, and t RESIDENCE UNKNOWN •ngI of 21 degrees 02 16" and a field, either. In camp with his new assault off John Montague. vcman, and FINANCIAL AC. tPN,Sp Sanford FIorid. by the knew bow to turn that talent Outrunning thesecondarv, have 49er brethren, he flashes the Parker capped the scoring the poInt of tangency; thence 27 that a Petition has been filed i. the Defendants 4'nuinnle Cnnnt Florud t Circuil Court of thc Eighteenth degrees 47' 56" F for 706.755 ft NOTICE OF SUIT r' M . r'r a'. snort thercftcr as highly arced footballs, defenses adopted in recent after the 1971 season. By belt over the rightfleld wall to Markham Road; thence P4 59 Florida. in and for Si"mnote County. Corp (nun'irter the i1"n$'on rif or 100 'ards in 9.3 seconds and 40 I1)OtC precise, more (lisciplined, dearee. 4.4' SS" W for 1951 018 tt. Florida, in Civil Atco for the 3377 firoarlway dinapre by Seminoi County, off his gold medals from the Adoption of MARY MICHELLE "When we went bad thIs year, along lin. parallel to the N line of uiiore alert to the seams in the 1964 OI)mpics, yards in 4.3, which makes him Kansas City. MiSsouri Flririda title of which as as follows the Phillies didn't gain any .. . ...... tot 10, flIck 77. HEFTIER oent-,lty reengrsllpd 'n Sections HOMES. HOWELL PARK SEC 147701 (7? .ini lIP 611 Florid,, SHOP. CTEl flunk,, Attorney for Pet,l,oner, lainlno Sil) acres thereof a'. recorded in Plat ROOk 13, implementing Section of Article I has been fIled against you and you whose address is 617 Sanford Paoes IS and 45. Public Records of cf the Crin'.tt,,l,on of6the State ,, are reouired to serve a copy of your Atlantic flank Building. Sanford. Seminole County, FloridA, Florida Ornnanrr No 739 cml the writln defunseS. If any, to it On IorIda,andIiietheoriginalwuththe Psas been filed against you and you County cf Semrv'sle Article VIII. GEORGE C. KELLEY. III. PA ., Clerk of Circuit Court. Sanford. are renuireci to serve a COPy of your lion I of the Conslitution of the County. Florida. on PIIntlff's Attorney, whose address S#minol or writtenilefenses.ifany.toi•onvApj Chapter 175. FlorIda Statutes: Is P.O Box 1132, Apopla. Florida, before the 3rd day Of October. A 0 DEN BERG, GAY 5. BURKE. P A. det,'rmlnlnn through local 1973, and file ttse original with the entered against you for the relief Clerk of thIs Court gitPsr before demanded ri f he PPtitiOn WITP4FSS my Hand and official service on Plaintiff's Attorney or address is P0 tow 79). Orlando, Cr.,pty of Seminnle, amending Florida 11507. and file the onigin4l ('Irdinarur,. No 159 of the County of '.'.ltfs the (Ir of the Abuve styled 'emlrw'Ie to the extent inrnns,stcn? default ..viII be entered against you AUOj'St, A 0 1975 the relIef demanded Is the (Seal) ArtP'asjr H Reciwith. jr Complaint. Clerk 04 Circu' Court WITNESS my hand and seal of Othrrwiic, a judcirnent may be en c$t tereci against you for the relief Sidney I vmnlen, Jr. demanded in the Cemplaint, ChMrm.sn WITNESS m hand arid the seal o E'.rd nO (onty (Stall Arthur H Reckwith, Jr - 499 .. 1-.' POMONA, Calif. lAP) - Bobby's Angel, with Bobby Adair in the saddle, darted along the rail and won the $121,700 Pomona Quarter Horse Futurity Monday night, the richest race ever run at the Los Angeles County ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ 700 - 0f 4 z ' ______________ _______ (NJ sc fourth to third. The Trojans A&Mwasuplrorii 11111 to eighth ' 17 Penn ct Florida Corporation: BRENDA TUCKER 111405 uty Clerk - INC a Florida Ii West VIrginia FOELKER. KATHRYN L BASS. Publish' Sept 16. 73. * Oct . icis corporation. VALERIE B GILLIS. 15 ill of Plaintiff(s) the OFR 171 suIvng directors and trustees of ? Ternosce. SHAKER VALE. INC. and the 17 flklahom S J0 7 STEW/.RT NOTICE OF APPLICATION IA Stanford 57$)3 ft to the noint of said minor child are required to Fb beginnIng. All IyIfl. and being In serve a copy of your wr'tten - THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS! ______ tcit - i-,- ...... •. '- .:.,,-. -'c. P',.: . ...... '- ,1. ,4-.., '! 't,1, - '-' ,5-½f. t".,.' ?!--''" u t. i... , ..,. -. "-- - ' -: - - ____ _____ - ti1M141I;I44Lpju ' -. -. ilI definitely uus Saturday's road game at IMuislle Saturday and "could be out three weeks." Challenge In Poll ______ I lineup indefitely. Coach Tony Masri said SVilens _________________ _________________ SCOTCH 10 YR. .yard field goal by Gcorge just took off. I knew I had it flland;. Oaklantl upped the lead mOm - ' I iii! t:mrd th i'!ti 24-7 .UI Mark van EchCn's line s.' _______________ HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS -WITA P1*5 COtAOA - ION COILI1S 4g ' AGAEj 69' '3• "S ____ _ KY BOURaop J.T.S. BROWN 94 ___ AtitAt ____ ...... STANLEy ABC VODKA THE DRY ONE LIBBEY GLASSWARE ,i,( •S ______ ,. ____ _____ 4oiSOtandtp _______ _______ _____________________________________________________________ 12"4•99 ,: , ______ ______ _______ LIJ1L,STh$ o 71 SeiyinnIa County to ninth in the rankings. Publish' Sept. 14.73.30. Oct.7. 973 37745, 6ttornpys fol' PetitiOner, and cruprlff DE P 120 fil, the original with the clerk of the _____ '"n" Crw,nty to"da abovestyled Court on or before Pu.Pili'.h Sept 71 10 oct 7, II. 1975 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND October 72nd. 1913: otherwise A OF P 144. iuddmentmaybeenteredinfavorof FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. true Petltner FLORIDA WITNESSmyhandandthesealof CIVIL ACTION P40. 15111$.CA.•9.F saId Court on IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT Sept ember 15th i' STATE RANK OF APOPKA, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (Seal) assigns, successors in initr.st, described in Such certificate or trustee's oi'any cftierparty claiming certificates wIll be sold to the by. through, under or against highest cash bidder at the Court LONDON TOWER _____ - _______ KY. BLEND _____ _____ ______ 6 YEAR 3°' - PREMIUM _____ ______ I) written response, ii any, to it o. That 'Aid le .% heng made to following a 46-10 trouncing of RONALD S WEBSTER ESQUIRE. *ntl'.fy the .rms of ad Writ of of Whittaker Pyle and Stump. Post Freni.tlnn B GILLIS. as all of the wryiving dIrectors and trustees of SHAKER t. 4095 SCOTCH SCOTCH Ifi 75(J.'( ____ ___ 3.59 __________ _____ KY BOURBON - VoDu ' WOR(OSIIGNIIST ____ _____ 4995 STANLEy KY VODKA ___________________________________________________ IMP SCOTCH Wilkins Out Of Action n ST LEGER iIta "LITER BOTTLE" __________ ______ '' _____________________________________ CANADIAN 6.99.. IMP. ITALY _______ 5.99 *1 -- __________ 6C95 86.8 OTS DEVONSHI .. SCOTCH - 7,; pi'' 7, pnn# dissolved Ftonlda Corporation; Pringle 5. Rachel Pringle. hit wife atpuhlitsali'. tothe h'Qhest and best %%III W.ai' Ot B! I _________ ' Defendants 5.99 Hart explained, "1 thought in the Rose Bowl as a sopix)more. c ::) Saminnte County Florida. will at vorite after winning the 1974 VOlI ARE HI.REHY NOTIFIED tob,r, A 0 197', nffr for sale and that an $ti00 has been onto the top spot with 56 firstfiled in re sell to the highest bidder, for cash Name Change of MARK ALAN si,hlecttoanyJIndalietStflqIeIflS. place votes and HICKS to MARK ALAN BENNETT at 1,192 of a true' 'ront (West I Door 01 the and BRYAN LEE HICKS to BRYAN Sv'm,nnt County Courthouse an possible 1,200 points from a LEE BENNETT •nd yOu are Sanford the Flnrida above nationwide panel of sports Florida Banking Corporation. M 0 . ball in the end zone and then the - ciescrltcd property owned by Bertha LEE HICKS CorporatIon and BANK OF PALM DL 10 YR. SILAS HOWE med out for Wilkens, S-foot-il, 220 pounds, is a two-year starter for the Bearcats, transferring from Ohio State after playing Ohio State and Southern Cab-. Banking Corporation; GORDON S Cf Issuance, the de'scrlpllon of the AS' NUTT. Individually; LONGW000 proprty, The East 6U 71 feet of the South and th names n which It Un,, Lenil & SC(, 100 7 tAP) - A owd of fl, The total fell only 7,3l short of the runnerup top-lO Legal Notice I 110 1 Arerha Elect,,. (II. II) 17 tzaifan(lquarterback Ken Stat kr's expert disscctinj of a llphin tleIenc, a (ICICILSC riotical CISImIna by. thrgugh, under or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Notice s hrCby given that. _____________________________ aaainsf SHAKER VALE, INC F __________________________________'. afI Pursuant to an order or a final ______________________________ Ralph em- !' POPE BASSETT ala POPE F. ro Piolder of the following (udoment nf foreclosure entered in tee BASSITY. IndIvialIy; SUZANNE tIficales has Ilied said certificates the above captioned action. I will J. BASSETT. Individually; COM. f, a tax deed to be issued thereon sell the properly situated in SIXTH-1 DomingM,gu,l. (4). 700 - [lphins, whoce offense wa weeks with a defectors larry Csonka, Paul ' TlNl'aiouIrn ojtn sous PlUM flM.Thwus - sis ______________ 1.88 COLD DUCK 1,er,trmn wAS delv'-reil to me Clerk of the Circuit Court uts *.y I? SINS 75(0 KANSAS CI Florid Control Ditnict _____ V.S.O.P. BRAHOY V ODKA _____ tAut _ ____ - w, $13 Magnolia Avenue P0 Box 1341 Sanford, Florida 3717) 8 YR. r%TR* DRY _______ - '&I' '. ' -..--- DRY GIN STANLEY _____ ____ ______ 15 YEAR .1*1(1 DOROTHY IN-Lu- 451) G '1*17950 P11115370 1I\ C A C I/O \' Whileyou dine, sa. ''" _______ CANADIAN 7 731(1 SuG IRAtE 4995CASE Chjkj.,Jaj cf'ui, 101° 8 YR. 9.49 DOM LIQUEUR Efate of such EAeCUtOr SvAlnTlI4lii Ilillill _______ As Crowds Set Record I " OLD THOMPSON 'Pwti,,4i I (4). Ii 00 1 $0 - ) Echano Let-tie. 7*0014 '.101 40 P (54)36170. BiQ 01$ Swith all 1111300; II $ with all 51 1(17 p0 THIRD - 1 Unia AIbt'edj. 45). 1610110 750 7 Ojita0ki(4l, __________________________________________ SEXE , '*11 BENEDICTINE & BRANDY _______ GIN 9.49 tit- for a tat deed to be issued rme,isy Clerk Q,j5Fu7 CIlwuflIvSttIslsII,tD IMP ITALIAN LIQUEuR I ____ _ KY BOURBON •viIuNuIc,,c,w* Michigan, Stanford Tie time then and then., make i FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. particularly ri cem;nnledescribed County, as FlOrida. pIicatlontotPesaldiudgeforafinal foIIws more in the wake of Michigan's 19-19 while Penn State fell from 28-10. The Longhorns were folFLORIDA IN CHANCERY. settlement of said Estate, and tie with Stanford. I r't 71 Harden's Addition to thri seventh to 12th. Southern lowed by Notre Dame, up fr'rn for CASE NO 7S1434.CA.1SB IMP FRANCE JACOUIPf 'Ifl.'7 500*10k 8 YR. GOLD COACH 1 0 MARTIN'S V.V.O. CERTIFIED RUM I 571 )laovile 557 416 - - CLAN MACGREGOR QUART _________ ___________________________ . LIV 3 Tue!dey, Sent. 23. 1t7!-31 IN BRIEF "They pro'ed they're still a cut the lead to 24.14. team spokesman also said fullabi)' Inst f FROBATE NO. 74.35)Cp cordIng tc law the properly the 'cal of the Circuit Court r In RI: Estate described in suCh certificate or nuipl County Florida. upon DOROTHY W HARRISON, certificates will he sold tO the firi,l l,innient rendered In thiDeceased highpt cash bidder at lhe coul afnin rirt thp 13th day ot PINAL NOTICE bOve door on the 6th day of Ocfot'ec. Jnna.sry A 0 1975 in that certain NOTICE Is hereby given that the 197S at 11- 00 A M rn'.r entitled. I H Truluck. do,nri undenslgr*d will, on the 24th day of Dated this 71'.' day of August. $975 h.'.Iner'. a'. Security lumber & Arthur H lekwtti. Jr October, A D. 1975, a? 13:30 am. ppIy Ptnntifl. vs Bertha Collier, Clerk of the Circuit Court present to the Honorable Circuit Fcl Collier and Mary lee Collier, Seminole County Courthcus,. 3iFT:l OLD CROW RB 11) 1000 1 WI 1 Macun Mugueria. (55140 (3"114960'p(43)3;700 NINTH - 1 (el*y UI 770. 370. 7,0 7 ( 5) 100 760 3 Bab.ao. .7eV. II'? (3) 740 (3(7 %' 774.0; P (7 5) 6120 DOUBLES-POSe. C'n. 4: TENTH - 1 ClvocPu (3). 7300. A OIiy'q. Pah. 39: Bench, Cii's. 440. 't 7 Met-sos,, (II 1000. S70; '79: (ash. Phi. 3$: Gary-er. LA. Mar,U, (1)1 50:0(35) 950; (it 1t740 lID (7319750 ,TPIPI ES C.arn. All t;. E.EVENTH - I Oom;ncj', ppssenop'r, Ch'. 10. DParker, Penoni. Iii 970. 940 140. 7 10: GrosS ktai 10. Josh *rCrp'A Alto (1)75,0 1 70 3 Cach's SF ' A:r II I c (7 1 i ;i &. 1' .111 :4 T.V. 7 CROWN 4 YR 80 8tIO U' the following terestcd parties at M IOlIOwFtOPIDA FLOOD CONTROL Certifirate No 3)7 Year of DISTRICT, flY S' e 1971 1 , (,C)'.F P I t ttOMC) Description of Properly liv' 5' Robert I. Clark. Jr tot 179 & S ',ot Lot I?? Woodruffs Chairman Suhn Frank I PH 3 Pg u Pulitn- Sept Name In which aess Claude OF P 7 ___________________________ ________________________ tyre All of ca;d property being fl the NOTICE OF SHE WIFF'S SALE Counlyof Seminole, Stateof Florida hOTI(I IS HFPFIIY GIVEN th,,t UnI Such cenlificafe or cer virti. Al that .rtain Writ .l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. P4 AND FOR SEMINOLE _________ _____ _______ ____________ I4Y, 101 0 PArker, PPi. 100 $115-Cash Pt'l. 707.' ROSe. (in. 207 Garvs.v. LA. 701. - - hoIp, iiieflt damage in Monday _________ Csselberry ________ WONDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST - 1 CarPwSenche? '' 140 4.41) 7 CIthanoAlt,erdi (It. 740 '1 Unia Elena. (3). 770 0 lA) 1100 P (51) 29160 SECOND - 1 tarn A'*na. (5), MAdIOCI. CPu. 34) T Smrnoin. BIJTI.ER scorch f), P 60. AdO- 1 Chijcho Aguirre. Watson. )4tn 374: Morgan. Cm, HEDGES 1 Ch"rho Aspi ($1 300; °Q (7114* 6AP (171)1140 ; Rig Q (33 FOURTH - 1 C4cPto Miguel (1). 71 10 P40 1040:7 lArri P'rt', 'I). I 40. 1040- 1 On'ningo Echy. (7), P14 119390: DD ('.4) 11070 FIFTH - I E'dnza Ramrt. (6). Baseball Leaders .- III P1* RPVCDCt Li'st A1 I fl Exec'jtion. John F Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. clonua Publish - Sept 2. 9. 16. 73. 1975 DFP L RU1 ¶... .' 10 YR. 86 DAY , ROYAL H6 ROUPRON MEXICANA DELUXE tafitIcAlt TEQUIlA BROOKFOHD : 0G HALL DRY ABC RONRICO ItEXTRA . SMIRNOFF PUERTO I RICAN RU ... i 800 VODKA GOLD OR WHITE I -) Marur,Ptr,, (3) iS 50, 4. 60. 1 50; 7 Celayi Alfu lt 7 0 1 10, Snti Sarre (St 360. 0 l 71 *0 P IS)) 163 60 TWELFTH - 1 Fecman Jqg.p (3) - '-' ABC 6 YR. KY. BOND ________________________ _____________________ ELEVENTH Mirvie-sota 7 Oatani I Only ofirnes Schedjlq'd Taday'sOames 'i)efrnit fCr'Ze,,'.n 10-17) at PaItimt,r (Alexander III, In) Mfl.ynukpe. (Trivet--s 4)0) at ClevelAnd (Harrison 7 7). In) ReSPfln (Cleveland $79) 41 New Yrirk lHuntr 77 4) f) Tiat (Umbarqer $6) a? Cliv (Bird $4). In) Mkv*it fBfy-4'v 14$) •f Oakland (Raman-sen 10-121. In) Chiaoo (Osfeen 7 16) at Cali 4 subled to any and all eisIing Iein. Knight )r4 B ARTON4 YEARS OLD' ., Iflh(Jries ar1(eI1 Raiders' Victory DOCKETP4O.67 11'0 A.M On the 74th day of S,p (Spctlon Ifl 346 Florida S?i?ute) 33 West Palm Beach. Florida tember. A D 1975, offer for sale and NOT i (F t S Pt ER F flY GIVEN, The application and supnort dita Seminole County Courthouse 43 ____________________________ _________________________ lP50 00 'lAl £5330 Priston 6. New York 4 k*nsa% City 7, Texas I ('afiforri;. 1. CPiico 0. 14 in ( , - L 770 a 00 7 Larrea (7) 950. 160. 3 Fermr '1 170 0 161) 1340 P (67) Clpvptbnd 7, M'l*Ihey 8 I The nwnagement councIl's playerstrfkes,oneofwhi53 LONG BRANCH enln Herald, Sanford, Fl. figures released Tuesday by the NCAA Statistics Service. R.thnri. Mencha S Sala. la.'rea a 94 PROOF GIN FICT$TIOUSNAME the Civil Dlviion of the Seminole DFP 137 _______________________________ f.verning flnard of Central and Cowty Sheriff's Department thcrn Florida Flood Control 3.99., 00 1001 Rlban7arre(7 .i70.Q _______ ____________________________________________ ________ ________________________________________________ 1)7) 1110 P 1171 7540 IMP. TEQUILA _____ _____________________________ ---------------------------------------------------------------------*$(IL YOU LII _____ 93 ) --1 7' 7 i ,1 7 0gu.y Relia (a? 55 6.6 57) 6 YEAR 35% ' "nn Yea I7)7 Q ''% QUEEN 50 76 3)3 $3 p c CAit i 1e 70 76 '7 iei ' _______ 513H YOIA ALL ONE JAC QUIN EIGHTH '' ANNE CPwcho Juan I)) 61 3 405 79') MR. ED. KY. _______ 7) ____ 1713 7 Macun Altii (11 - __ SCOTCH West It 1' l 0 11 1) ABC RUM 91 67 601 EXTRA DRY *501*1 thu 10 T 1IOUAIL CREEK NINTH - I Agurr In 2040 IGHT OR DARK $1 61 541 6 CUTT SAPS S.COICI 75 4CmI& 7 RIb-irIlS)Sco,110,3 71 51 457 15 , , 9O 7 YEAR ABC a,1'; ian 0 1151 S9$0 P (IS) 13 $0 177 19' CERTIFIED FLA SOUVENIR GIFT IDE LIST 8OURBON EXTRA IN ' * Hi•Way 1792, At 436, 17 $5 159 DRY U TENTH 0(h, 7495CA5( -1 Mugueria (SI $740 71 . a'') Ii Yrrs Cleveland MlIw"ke. PUNS -, - Meorha A Santi. 7 Ferm,n. S American League East Cm, by mide i latest proposal to the crything they demand. They ing to work at it. We're not sat- agcnnt exped Jan. FOURTH - 1 Eddy Perez. 7 £ I%nrrp hina S Domingo Perez. 6 (ncho flki 1 Rarre fleng I Maya Aipi. 7 ftilbno Zarre, • sides that have been prevalent 1 50 - 7 Ceiaya Larrea , 64.7. 5 ii 3 Sam Muquer'a (5) 00 13$) 5570 P (3Su 761 50 SIXTH - I Oquiza Ecrtave Ill Cinninna,; at HOuStOn, (fit (ni Angel it San O'ego In? "We have today given our tions, appeared fntrated by resulta befr made kno '4 CeIv& I Juan, S Zarre 6 Aipi, 7 Erhano Arana, I Ora Chi, 10. I nrr, Athn 1, Ohioe., Ill A Sargent Karch, council esecu- with nnagement into a union ment, negotiations could TENTH - I Muquerta 7 SanrP,, 7Cm FIFTH - 1 ChuchoMagu,I (31 fn) hasnotbrought about a Nation- Legal Notice P4ntIcp Is Pwrehv given that I am PUBLICPOTICEOFHEARINO y yirj of lht Certain Writ of in Pii,5Inc a? $121 Sanford s hirthy given that O F*ecution iltued Out of and under Ave canforc, Seminole County. pllcation ha hi,en received by the scM of the County Cnurt of FlOrida unThr the ftlt name of Central and Southern Florida Flood Seminole County. Florida. upon a P&H AUTO REPAIR. and that final ludomerlt rendere lfl thC intendtores?ersaidnamewiththe Control District PORFPT F LEE. $19 .,EP4EVA aforeusld Court on the 5th day of C!rk c4 th CIrcu' Ccvjrt, Seminole DRIVE. OVIEDO Ft ORIDA. HAS Auaust. AD 17S, in that certain County, Florida in accordance with SURMITTED APPLICATIOII P40 case entitltd. Financeamerica H,, provisions of the FicIltoi ?5M7 TO IRRIGATE 460 ACRES OF Corporation PIlntIH. v Raymond Nmp 5ftot, To Wit Section PAST(JRF WITH AN F. Lord, fennt. which aIoreid US Florl StuIr 1957 WATFR (1SF O1 3$ 9 ACRE FEET Writ Eitcution was delivered to S Raymond Hall MIAMI tAP) - Oakland ly missing inJured veterans yard n in the third period. FROM THE me as Sheriff of Sminot County. Publiih- Sept 73. 10, Oct 7. U. 1975 AOLJIFFP ILOPIDAPI Coach Jctm Madden finally Nick THE Huoniconti, f)Ick WELL IS Hut it took a 1Oyard kickoff foflowina deScribed properly Oed SEMINOI E COUNTY by Raymond F Lord. said property INVITATION TO BID National Football Iague sea- nandez. all In the fourth quarter, to kill A shli hearinci will be held to Florida. more particularly a(rt hdc on re Ill year Main cnnrerninq 'he application. cooled his excitement over the then in the second twit, it "There wasn't any excuse for One (1) 1867 Ford. Title No TCICphnn System Interested nflranne(inty Cour?hou, 65 E Said vehicle being stored at Ratlif? Ft 91 SminoIe Memorial Orlando, Ha 3750$ Madden apparently lost de- little lift," said Madden after Hart's return which came after i" E ,"i c1 F I ae r, '1c I tics CHICAGO (AP) -- A flew Fermin I arrøa 7 Santi Mugueren C. Inn Sah ann IB.,rrI 1510) n Francl lBarr 1313) Rt SECOND - 1 Erhano Okoki (7) (Mnrton 17 1$) 1 7 6 '? 100 7 Ranre Lenli (31 PhJIailpp; J ICarlton 1413) 17 s 'm Ira f4'ti, (I) i ' P h"r-ch Deniery 711 mt I 7 .1 1A4 i7 fig $ I '-' . I a a' an .tontrcaI lRoger 10 I?). In) THIRD - 1 Urea Sanchet (3) Cincinnati IPiorman tOil at ?P 00 1 (VI 1 Vi-? larra AIbe-qd, (6) }Ieus?cin (Crisoroy, 1). fl) II & a 1 Erhano Javi Ill I Ies Anael 1 Ru U 9) at r a' ; ; kan Diera' I inemes 199), (n) FOURTH - I Alayn Jayi IS) Wdittdjy' Games I I it PC. A al 7 Aarre EIo'za II) New Yrir at Chicago 4,0.470 1 (eIayaOkohijf;hi Q Sar FrandSCo a? Atlanta In) ti ç P .5 II 11160. 00 Ii . Aldana Atilart., Ohirki % Eddy Arana 6 Jai-AIai P4OTlCIOP'HRIpF'$jALE t'r7a Reti 1 lç,j Perez, 1 Aldan.j Arana S I rrl Yin 6 Oqu'ia Jay.. the controvsial Pozetle Rule hadrespondedtoa challenge by night. then the management proposal, 7 Nentil Sanrhep. $ Eddy Atberd, and could the club own- union president Kermit Al. W.J. tJse Jr., chief federal with any changes agreed upon, AInva Aqi.rre 3 Chucho, Attu. i 192. Arana 69 $7 4z7 3)' JI I Is F"ni"ria A TWELFTH - I Sala Meneh II) Fermin Ramon. S Mrurilarrea (A4t '.00 A 10 flilbo Altu. 17? SIXTH - 1 P4ecji Benqca 7 'in 1 M Chirho L-.aea U). floiiza Ftnra, 'I Cacho 7arr I 7 'iOfl P i1?l Il 60. Big flominon lAvi S Arecha Miguel. 0 *1 £ with 1) 7A1 60 arrp Fve. ' Rilo Alto. A 1*10 Handle Alava Pp Parc Rn Ifl, Munn. NY 55 77 511 1$ : Dcon Ii' 309 PIlNS--i '.nn Rcn 107 May NatnaI Leeque Legal Notice Latest N FL Con tract Offe r :1J_____ :MQjor Leaque ___________________________ _________ Deputy Clerk CARROLL IlulIxi ST GIRl,AlN IMP FRANC5 By Lillian T, JenkIns IMPORTED ITALIAN CHAMPAGNE FAMAASTI SPUMANTE -----3.99 RIO - P11* . 449 Publish: Sept 9 14., 73 30 197$ , C-All DFR.71 1' ' 417 Sanford Atlant,c Bank Publish Sep' 7, 9, 16. 73. 1975 OF , p fScal) Arthur Pt ftpckwitti. Jr fly Elaine RiCharcic Seniin,oIe County 1 loridi Arthur Pt Rerhiwith Ir Cr'u'csty Cnmmi%'.ionpu' P.ruii'.ru- Sept 73 30 Oct 7. $4. 1975 Piblith S.'j.t 71 197', OF P 131 OF P Ii? suiiuner exercises. And he is obviously healthy, at a conip.tct like Hayes to nullify his speed threat. The move to the 49ers evn the scar of a knee because he is now teamed with Operation (the vocational Gene Washjnton, a brilliant hazard and only a shoulder wide receiver who also cornseparation in '68 as his one mands the same kind of SeriOus injury, respect, and prevailing cdught more passes for more yards and more touchdowns '. . Open House On Sunday tough to double both men all thi wheels comt alive again this season. time. He could thrIve In his new weekend at the Seminole Turf Drivers already on the tast- of the C'bo)1 become with Coach Dick Nolan, wi racing plant stages qualifying Tom Crank, Bob Neely, Bob dispensable? was ii COWbOy assistant when races Sunday as part of open WerIth,Ier and U-year-old Lu For one thing, there was hayes broke In and worked on house, leading up to the Oct. 1 -, seasons-i,n'74 he was reduced The emotional stimulus of a Preparationsarein full swing Sunday's open house will be he had caught 64. The nands doesn't erase the bitterness. "I second part of a split season. be no wagering, Children will were the same, the speed was respect Landry as a New general manager Neil receive coloring books and great virtually the same, What coach," he says, "but as a man Makin is making confident arness racing literature, ' -. .'-.-- - �-tveflhig Herald. 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A Man's Touch 4 ED -1 GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Florida Ave. Osteen, Fl. 322.5441 Green Fees 9 Holes 2.25 All Day or 15 Holes 3.50 * MONDAY SPECIAL 9 Hole's 1.50W Memberships Now Available Initiation ru1 cp Godwin, owner. of Ber. and blow dry. h; literally grown uo in his nIce's Beauty Salon. 763$ waves Glen does Permanent Mothee beauty salon set his Sanf or d Ave. Sanf a fantastic job or d has .,en c'4 styling both sighti for the future?Th men's and at's In business in Sanford for 12 women's right; In t he hair business. haIr He Is now 01 This years and longer throughput Is the story of ii year old Glen fetIng specials to let people tee Flor Ida Ciodwin w,o ever since he was what t* can rally do Hal. cut Glen was trai ned at the well and bl ow dry for 15 00. pet born has been around hi known Sanford Beauty College rnarient waves $10 00 Mthpr'c beauty salons Bpr and a and graduated in May. He is shampoo and set for 53 50 hotograp A ome of JUMPING JACK SHOES LONGWOOD PLAZA V Wheredoesa young man who By are mau,y VACAtIOn rerommendations available through CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC. 574 N Orlando Ave., Winter PrIi Mall. We as'i commIss(04 Qgf of t he aIrlInes arid hotels - our E&' S Reupholstering . tasteful All Standard desk Sits, with a choice of metal or wood, WP II'S years. Solar Hot Water the business for so many years, they have many good contacts which eliminates a lot of ex. Styles By Glen Wo LINK ' with a you .,, ..,flfl opened Joyce Mayo has been a licensed cosmetologist for 20 Private Patients VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy - Eiuriy PH. US-ZI44 SIvi(r CALL 834.8776 LAWN 6 GARDEN EQUIPMENT 97 c. - they can furnish lovely statue In a design to display on the table regular or L-shaped, secretary There Are also large. floor sized or e'C(utivø, with matching statues, Including some lifelike chairs of your choice furniture for the office or h..me Florida. Many of you're sure to find animals that will The smart ones are doing this .'.ht you're looking interest these ltens are suited for use In for to Some corner nook in your your by doing their furniture buying horn, also since nearly at Noll', Furniture Sales. item that l 000ular ,t home everyone bps use .0' a dcsk or N. A large variety of the present time is the Lewitte matching bars with oTher item of office Hwy. 17.97 In Casselberry, m furniture. chair with rn,tchig Don Miller have learned that they bar stools are carried specially designed for home jy by Noll's, includir.g the Out. decor, or more off the regular prjCa loveseat. in a beautifully Bar with twoand stools, in by snooping at Noii's, who desiafledstvte.Warrentongtass chess NOil's has quorant rich, black lather wood Ire* topped coffee tables with spelaIite in buying delivery within 74 design, available in two styles. Master matching enJ tabs f eaturing tlOgu, fdo seconds a Charge or These are lust what you need in BankAmerlCArd freight damaged furniture, antiqued, gold metal legs and are accegte or recreation room, and financing it restoring It to like new con body Supports are one elegant ili. For thebusinessman. Noll' ditlon in their shop and and unusual design thai will be Hours are Monday through has a romplete s&ection of Friday 9 a m to discounting it to the public a beautiful addition to any • p m. office furniture, where you can Saturday through 6 retail outlet's in the horn, a m to 6 p m arid fur nIshane office completely Sunday 11 a rr 10 Central Florida area Besides 5pm If you have a special or lust add a piece to your true Casseiberry store. Noll's So don't wait any longer to decorative piece you would like prerent office Desks. filing buy that furniture ye.' want c' has an outlet in DeLand and to display to full advantage. cabinets, credenias and office Leesburo with the other, stor I*ed With the øicis and then see the assortment of chairs are all available at selections being In Orlando available at Noll's. pedestal tables at Noll' Or money tving pric es Ther eat, fherelsno need for Noil's has complete lines of d,l._AOv furniture for any room ir the FURNITURE SALES ____ _______ Phone 322.7596 E • • HEARING AID REPAIRS WIgs have become such an your wig to be styled and pick it integral part of today's woman, up the next day This in that women actually1 feel that divldulized service is not they are changing their per expensive. They have the sonallties when they change lcjepjt styling prices around their wigs By having wigs of Wigs styled for from 53 up and shades and styling hair pieces from 53 50 up fecent ays modern woman can Red Curl Wigs is owned by choose a wig to suit her mood Joyce arid her son Marty Mayo. for the day. and Doers up a whole The family ha s been in the new world of intriguing beauty shoe) and wig business possibilities for 15 years Marty, after At Red Curl Wigs, located in having grown up in this line of the Seminole PI** in wnI •k. k. 'a. g4ri,l*.'i Casselberry, you can choose the career and has been with his styling for your wig, aided by Mom ar.d Dad ever since they ex pert ad vice from Joyce Ma yo opened their place in And Maria Garcia, and thin (assilberry 3 years ago Marty watch whIle the creation comes harx1ls all the bookwork and o life before yo,jr eyes. This buying as well as the wholesale WAy you're certain to be end of the business satisfied with t he results since You play 'an active part in the M,rla Garcia, their skilled birth of another Personality; stylist, has been a your new wig cosmetologist for 15 yea rs. and ;f You prfe. you can leave has been at Red Curl since they ...' a..- . • _______ CENTER vi here your friends are" 24 Hour Nursing Care For STYLING WHILE YOU WAT(H AT RED CURL WIGS. Pictured above ii to r) Maria Garcia, Marty Mayo, and Joyce Mayo. I - - - - - - TOWNSOUARE,101E.25ttlST, OPRN 530 am CALLFORAPPT. 322.3936 2635SANFORDAVE. _Atli I _to_,_, U tLIIWJJJ) U).W kJJJLU-W. I Ask the man who wears one!! A BQbj's Wodd Wave RING THE SHOP TO YOU Sanford 41 . $6 50 Permanent $ SeNuee Let us show you what a wonderful exoorionce ay care can be BvWdo &wttq Saei 6 .. _ -- II N! C TIRE REPAIRS TRANSMISSIONS MASTER CHARGE $ IBANK FINANCING $ ç 1 '1 BRAKE RELINING LIGHT REPAIRS I I Ircnts to Age 2 Yec ' WHILE THEY LAST OCOfod IMile N,(Th., SR434ORI7.flILW - Exclutmvtly Deiignrd For flz IrfTrnTTITITITCb tICA1T(IThi' aT - _______________________ EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE - _____ L r Dr. •:• Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER, FOR QUOTES CALL . _________ AA Ifiliagi pinn 0! Fro 2M Sanford Ave. 3"_1791 6014 E. Colonial 1 0 OptlulOaylAweek S 1O!e Garden . - jul Downtown Sanford SERVICE STATION 4 Horse & Rider MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE TeI.pbori. 2774431 FACTORY AUTHORIZED REMODELING SPECIAL WESTERN STORE HEARING TEST tWI'J'S 1IMt. StKVIUt. III LOW RATES WAjjf;SJcEW 1 ELRY ES RIwGOFEED, s DEALER 110 Park Ave.. Ph 323.2631 INSURANCE ordon Ce ter" "Your COunpIete One-Stop G t SINGER APPROVED ( AUTO 8 vour I 202 S Park Ave. LEA1 HER GOODS rFREE Carrying case or cabinet CXII L We have a credit plan detçr.ed 10 fil -- Merle Norman Now Features The Look Of Elegance In Beautiful Daytime FASHIONS 247 Beak HATS .SPURS - - - - - mm 95 --- hi1e You Watch V --i __ SANFORD 101 8 W. In ST. 322-0076 LaurelAve, MONDAY-SATURDAY 10 A.M.-3 P.M. MACHINE AT AN INTRODUCTORY PRICEI$9 Soiar Control Film UYE OAR CENTER. HWY. 1 7-92. CASSELBIRRY (ACROSS FROM SEMIROLE PLAZAI 2335 Longwood Red Curl Wigs Sill yling n SUNHANDLERS.834..1811 r I I I Stop, Buy And Save INSTALLED The Or - At Ph. 321.0750 201S. Elm Ave. Santo (In the Ace Hardware Bldg Á0 Hwy. 17.92 i.4 mi. no. of Dog Track Rd. '4 Gifôb r7_571 - $ CUT ELECURIC COSTS Furniture Sales w" Inc Ph 372 4A22 210M.ñ3Ii £. Sanf or d - INSTALL Cook in if. wrve mu, eat or dr from of - it l"Ip kiep food or Cold - a perttcl co.iplp., to the chinaware you alr,aC Senkarik 1 lo//s 834.060 )~ ______ iriinnt METAL DINNERWAI ALMOST NU" CHILDRNE'S THRIFT SHOP Id Down WO'l Toxic Foi E very "u(xse FREE ESTIMATES 39 4,4t WRECKER 24 III. . Roof Coaling Guaranteed In Writing Leaks Fixed • Low Cost Skirting Anchoring • Carports • Steps *ART SUPPLIES - " DAY GUARANTEE 4OIMATTIEST. SANFORD 23i32 Tuesday. Sept. 73, 197$-58 - Fee Family S SO $2 Yearly or in Per Morutfu 5, ITS A MAN'S TOUCH AT STYLES BY GLEN. continuing his education at There are no slçns of a Seminole Community College. recession at Bernice's Beauty BernIce welcomes Glen on her, Salon, busln has been so staff f or lw brings a fresh young good that they are in ihe midst approach to ha ir styling and of remodelIng and adding 4 new enInys all nhac es of hiir care stations In tir existing hc Rein(] vrAino in aqe bi, no means Appoint are fl*CesIlry cc'nve-ys a lack of talen t and , but once t heir new stations Glen can cut. set and Style ha ir are add e d t hey will be able to with the bes t of them handli He enjoys all ohases of hair with or anyone who comes In care, espec ially precisIon cuts In addition to excellent hair care, fleroip'5 Beauty Salon offers expert wig slylings * Their day beglnj at 5:30 a m Stop by and see Glen today for the latest look In hair fashion. pis ftVI'UL FF1 " if IS "Iii SCHOOL + "a (GRADE1S K4 THRU 12) ALL SHOES NOW 1 N4L!IDES GRADES till Call Glen now for an ag d.et,oyIt FREELANCE WEDDINGS , PORTRAITS ADVERTISING Wutpb.ak,j., SPECIALISTS IN OUTDOOR PORTRAITS lISPS eut'.rnatuc.'l' FOR MORE DETAILS $249,5 Otter Shredders ,• NO CALLS FRIDAY IVC THROUGH SAT. CVI gCUigC 113Ft DIPA,, ADV. Starts PHONE 323.9092 AFTER$30p,M. poInt men? at 323.3,36, and take advantage of his specials You'll hi delighted with the r,sult*, and your hair will lo ve Su GOVERNOR'S 1) FLORIDA-LORIDA ARRIVE AUVE STATE.. NINA . HIGHWAY SAFETY 1 COMMISSION fIoà.ids D5ereI,44SI .4 U INSTR3 }N ARE MICE MOVING IN BAG AND BAGGAGE? Uninvited quests are always a nuisance especially if they're rodents! No need to put up with them . . we offer, safe, positive extermination of all household pests (except in- 0 SPONSORED PALM S .3l PALM NO SINi. F FACILITIES OF SORs VI R TISY CHURCH P40S OR ALT HIF SPRINGS ALL 831.0950 fAD unot IUUIID&SAYIflhI AND OTS laws) Emergency Service Ph. 322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Sanford's Oldest and 2562 S. Park Ave. Largest Company Sanford' Cauelberry Now Store Hours Open %aday 12-5 -7- Z N ' r �B -Ev.nlng Heratd, Sanford, Fl. Tu;dy._Sept. 23, 1975 10 1IIt1 I G 1"I 1' S r\I Tuesday 7uO (2) To Tell The Truth (6.5) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Orange County School Board (35) Star Trek (44) I4 'xans Heroes 7?7 (6) Biceitenni. Minute 73O (6) Soace 1999 (I) Iets Make A Di (13) Movie 800 (2. 1) Movin' (9) Days (35) Movie (44) DIMh 'O (6) Joe And Sons (91 Welcome Badi Kotter 00 (2. 5) Police Story (6) Switch (9) Rookies (13) Carolina Country 930 (13) Law And Mr Jones (33) Movie 1000 (2. 5) Joe Forrester '6) Beacon Hill (9) Marcus Weihy n MORNING 600 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6 tO (2) SUnri Almanac 6.11 (6,5) Sunshir.e Almanac 6 (2) Profiles In Erh,cation 630 (6) Sunrise Srrnester (5) Today In Florida 66 (2) Daily Devotional Cs) News Suncoast Sunrise News 700 (2, I) Today (6) News (9) flnzo'c Circuis (14) Unlscooe 730 (9) Am America (44) Hous C Frightenstein P00 (6) Cantain Kangaroo (44) Flintslones P10 (44) Three Stooges sc (44) Spirit Of 76 9•(•(l (2) PhIl Donc.Jwe (6) Mike Douglas (5) Big Valley (9) Movie (24) Mifer Rogers' Neighborhood (44) Leave It To (44) Uinah 1O3 (24) Woman 1100(2. 6,0,9) News (13) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 1130 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Sguad 1700 (I) Great Mysteries 1?3O (0) Tomorrow Show (44) Donahue Show Off s Martian (44) Phil Donahue 11•10 (7,5, 13) Hollywood AFTERNOON 1?(1 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (0, 13) MagnifIcent Marble Machine (9) Eyewitness (24) When TV Was Live (35) RIg Valley 17fl (2, L 13) Jackoot (6) Srarch For Tomorrow (9) All Mv Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 1 00 (2) Somerset (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional Schedule (35. 44) Movie 1 • (2. 5, 13) Days Of Our l.ives (6) Ac The World Service (44) Gorr'er Pyle 1000 (7) Celebrity Sweeos?akes (6) Given Take () Romper Room (24) Sesame Street () Father Knows Best 1030 (2. 8. 13) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11•00 (2, . 13) High Rollers (6) r,amht 9) Lel's Make A Deal ')•t'i (61 (i,kfinq Light (9) 510000 Pyramid 7•3() (2, 5. 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) ClassIc Theatre Preview 44) Underdog 100 ( 2. 8. 13) Another World (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romantic Rbeilion (35) Mv Favorite 330 (6) Tattletales (9) Life To I vø (74) Lilllas. Yoga And 'ou (35) Boos Runny Pooeye And Pals (44) Flintstones 40O (2.5, 13) Somerset (6) Partridge Family (9) Dinah (24? Sesame Street (35) Rocky And Friend5 Underdog (44) MIckey Mouse Club 4• (7) Rnrnza (6. 0) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City COUnCIl Meeting (35) Addams Family island (44) S00 (9) Gllliqans Island (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 530 (2) News (9) Beverly 1 40 Arachnid 41 Peer Gynts nickname ICadet 13 Poker slake 49 Interpret ii Muscl 5' ':J wistrurnent 52 Otherwise IS Pea conlainer 53 Chemical 16 Hotny s, aIe sulfix ta Slid SI Reverag, 20 Cubic meter 55 D'sorder 21 Pipe goint 56 Heredity 22 Superlative unit 57 Oriental COifl iulfiies 24 CIOUI 28 On Ihe briny 27 Soak in gravy DOWN 30 Mer.sures 1 32 Dress ?OldGree 34 Musical corn dramas 35 Nastier 38 Egyptian god of PleaSure 3 4 Canadian p'n'nsula S One Irne ___________ 28 Mountain (comb torrni 29 Impudent 31 Swill parts ol rivers 10 33 Cup (Fr I Spangled 33 Nullity lherj 40 Coil pta I? landed 41 Anoint property (arched 19 IlOys nuno 4? Stalk 23 Wrinkles 43 Shield bearing 24 Slovenly 44 Maid person 46 Snort jacket 25 Dry as dihes 47 Nautical term 26 Propi ty tern 48 lnnky 27 Hooty SO Shp s record [2 13 4 ______ 12 _______ - 5 6 13 - 16 -18 19 _______ - jl - - - 31 - - - Legal Notice (9) ABC News 49 - - - - 1-- 1111 39 ________ __ I__ _______ / __________ 51 53 - 52 (13) Zane Grey 50 Theatre (24) Feeling Good (35) Mayberry RFD (14) Bewitched - - I __ _______ 1 - II Name in which assessed Charlie r-?e r.an /.11 of stun Oroperty being in tht' Cohty of Seminole Stateof Florida Ilnlpjs st.ch certificate or ccc tilirMes Shall be redeemed cnrclifla to law . the property describet in Such Certificate or certifIcates will be told to the nanpy rash bidder at the court hos's, d00r on the 6th dlv of October, 197% at 1100 AM ('lateri this 71st dAy Of Agu%?, 1975 AijP,,r H fleckwith. Jr Clerk ot the Circuit Court By ld (real flputy Clerk Putulith Sept 7, 9. 14-. 73, 1975 _______ _______ iu**t caws ei I IARGAJP4 MATS.EVI*Y DAY] I 'T1L230P.M..-$1.25 J TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS - U 11 - SERIES POTENTIAL? Comic Pat Henry tells his nightclub audiences: "Watergate was on television for two years. My mother thought it was a series." The linegetsagoodlaugh_ without a laugh track. DIALING AROUND: Joan Fontaine, who won an Academy Award 34 years ago for her performance in a Hitchcock movie, "Suspicion," will guest star in "Cannon" episode this season - playing, fittingly, a long-time movie star whose son disappears. . . One-time allAmerican football back Torn Harmon, now a sportscaster, has Joined Mutual Radio for a daily network sports show. . . Another efl-athlete, former heavyweight ctiampion Floyd _____________________________ ill r.c, jj( *O(RaG CM Jj a ri:r'.s-rcii.. H ':;- OTHER SIDE OFTIIE ;.',-"- MOUNTAIN' ifi ifi T&TRZ Patterson, also will be behind a Mutual nuke, as one of the commentators (or next Tuesday's title fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier from Manila. . . Contemporary nightclub comic George Carlin his been set host for the kickoff show for "Saturday Night Live," NBC, Oct. 11, from 11:30 -1 a.m. ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-8:30 CBS GOOD TIMES Tonight's story has a bottom line with a protest: the high cost of being sick, no matter how minor the ailment, Florida requires medical attention for a minor problem, and James tnsists on a private hospital instead of the clinic. Then he finds out how much it really costs to be sick and is stunned. Funny, but cutting, 89 NBC MOVIN' ON "The Toughest Men in America" A na!ionaI magazine Interviews Sonny, who brags about truckers, and invites some tompetitlon with Marines in boot camp. Sonny has to prove tt, or swallow it. 88:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "Fearless Fonzle" Part I First of a twoparteras Forule's role grows. Nostalgia time, too, for long-ago TV fans when "Whispering" Jack Smith plays hiitlf a TV show host. Io has lost confidence when record goes down, and so he decides to reclaim it Vt11pIOfl garbage can Jumper on a motorcycle. It's all to be done on Smith's TV show. Descriptionof Property' - - ._ - I Publish - Sept 7 9 IA 73 197% N I II Heart Needs More Blood DEAR DR. LAMB - Could Coronary artery disease is you tell me a little about unpredictable. You may even. coronary insufficiency and cease to have these painful flI)(cardl,al ischemja? Should I episodes or you may have a have my personal pr'perty more severe episode in the near lixedsomy family wiJibe taken future. You certainly need to be ('SIre of' I've had some severe under a doctor's care, You will pain in the chest, lasting only do better If you get rid of all, Iiy LAWRENCE E. [MU3 five to six minutes, but severe and I nsean all, of your excess '.hil. :t lasted, r fat under youi skin, ani if you DEAR READER Coronary 'usve high blood pressure get dnd related heart diseases, adrenal glands removed I ha insufficiency means in- treated for that. Write to me in care of this been told by my doctor to .iye sufficient blood flow through You shoudget yo'affalrsin newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, excessIve amounts of the coronary arteries to your order. That is good advice for RadIo City Station, New York, cooking and then adding heart muscle, The heart muscle every adult with a family NY 10019. Send 50 cents, a long, salt, even put a little intable (myocardlwn) Is unable to get regardless of health status. It Is stamped, self-addressed en- drinking water, What is my u enough oxygen or eliminate the too late after a fatal accident or vt'lope, and ask for Tne Health reason for it? build up cii carbon dloijde, and an unexpected fatal heart at- I1etter number 2-10, Heart READER You are this is called isehemla, hence tack. In your case you have tai Attack: Myocardial Infarction, notDEAR "most people," You are a myocardlal ischemla, a warning so you wou'd be j& Angina Pectoris, rare individual wIthout adrenal You are describing angina to heed it. Then don't uxpect the DEAR DR. LAMB I read glands. The adrenal giands pectoris type pain. This usually worst but enjoy the peace of your column, and you stated produce a hormone that enable lasts "less than half a quarter mmd of knowing you have most people get entirely too the body to retain of an hour" as the classic affairs in order much salt, or tar more than the of salt, The hormones description of ttse disease 11 you want a more detailed bodY needs, act on the k'ineys to control the slates, discussion of aiigin.'s pectoiij Since I have had both of my salt elimination, - I .uhi _________ 1 V' Volt,. Complete done: 3 1J4tt% of rhine.,, ,noshrd COle i1a' aed h1, b4ut GOOD ALL DAY . - CU$ R90 FRIED CHICKEN - PENDAILY 'lAM TIL9)PM -FRI & SAT. 'IL I0:flPMj lOGS French*y*. (tiiway ,7.flJ _____________ Sanferd j 322.2090 - , - JFJ%J)OPJJI ' T" VAS0 DOWN - I Z I :• of IlnIess Suh certificate or hificates thll he 730 1st Toes I REALTORS. REAL ESTATE I__- Lowe 11.. • ., mu. -u i mu. a r LEGION P5Ts3 II - 323'8670or 831.9777 Sutid A D PSI PG 71 LillIe Properly bqlng It tt F Unlest Such certlilcat, or ces'. tifliate's shall All Of said County ci Seminole, State of redeemerl ac cording to law the Property diScilbed In Such certificates Will be cash bl&ter it the Octob,, 1975, af 11 00 A M of thij ,lt duiy of August, ISiS Arthur 11 Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Crurt By Ida Creel, cteriu S Publish See,? 7. 9. 16. 7). 197% DEP 7 • • ertcuosed patio garden, c'-'1' I 4 -.'. Tb, certificate numbr and scamp issuance, the description of the Property, And the narne in which It sA5 a'sed are as follo'...s Certificate Plo. iIO Year of Issuance 1,77 Descripftonoprop,qy W ISO FbI Lot 5$ Alk IC Chapp,fli got i1! A ful $500 moving aUowaoco when you buy a new G'ar:aua lowrthoma at Sanora.' Move in for less and you keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhome ha to offer Over 1,650 square feet of lIving space including 3 bedrooms, 2'/j ba!h, and plenty of clocets A private Courtyard entrance, (, - - \i 4 - , FLEET RESERVE ASSN. Pre Mgr riore . Sanora Homeownets CcmpIete recreatonal facuIto Associaton On P,lces rang. from *38.900 to $38,500. Mova In for as huh as 5% down with financing at 7.75% (APR.) or 7.25% : (A.P.R.) wIth 20% down. tJo closIng costs. Monthly mali. • enat covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collec: lion, structural insurance and outside kab;Iity. Granada Towohomes qualify for hi 5% tax credit. i Bu'slnf'ttMe,ting CfubHoq. 3pm - : 011er expu, -, If 'our club or organiza$lan would llk to be Included in thl li;tl,' call: !je?,rr'e, 5), 1915 o - THE HERALD 322-261) - ada' I - - ' -'--. 76-Auto Parts - ___________________ -- - - 4 e:Onditioned Batteries, 517 95 c. . - (Pillige' REEL'S BOCY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Awe '54P40va7$33505ed r..ew tiret runs fiend n(ludS 213 trans and (lth(' snare PariS - 5350 373 3pp after 6 rn _____________________________ 1973 Honda Civic. silver finish. i Speed transmission, extra nice, _______________________ available '3?77 1977 C,rand Sport Torino. AM FM Stereo, blue w white vinyl top (raio..r mags 17 000 $47 3419 WE BUY JUNK CAPS "TI 5744 fllQCTOV I RIISNFSS u' ,'f / 1 I - . I •y Forrest Eves 37) o4 Associate _______________________ _____________________ _____ __________________ Greene, "I AIP PS ..' . "-- 4 site i'n Paved 'old - - wcr t_. . -i ' .' Beauty Care TO5'II P'S RE:.0 IV SALON (f"n1,',l tl.irri'!t' HPuiy NOOkI 519 I r5t 17? 5717 Bookkeeping Service 3 bath, family room. aime room en,.lpp.sl kitchen. 7.700 sq It CITYOak Shaded 70'xI17' h..ildinq lot 11100 321.0041 _______ - 1pm the htsne'cc who doesn't ne.'< a till tin,.' tkkp,'pu.r F nbc .iI statements arid tjx repo,t's $3.4 '. ESIERSON LANOCLEARING PulldOtinij E x(avJtruq, Ditch Work Ill dm1. top SusI )72S943 -- C'Q. A B - APIY I Ak',t GARAGI' i'm 511,1 -it: BUILDING Pv'rita TreAted Timber Thermal set potsstrr finh over q,lly c,eet Spf I I Al i7[ iN L OW COST F-,", 1P'-'i'.'P brrm Ava,it,l.. 1 ',lPl,I U '.1? II (0 tt.9 .1111 SanIord323 1700 Acreage tracts, small and large 17.000 per acre isnil tip Terry Realty. Realtor _____________________________ 0711 Merchandise '''' 5O-4scellaneous for Sale 211 W.2Sth Additions _______ Sanford, F!la. Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling __ H________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL- TRADE 311 31St FirstS? ___ 372 Mfl I ht ________ Lawn Care ____________________________ ____________________________ (()55( P1141 MOWING CHEAP 373 7970 or 377 7019 alter 6 - an Pteent your orav.ctil' Prompt depr1ent servIce 17 and up 332 OS ______________________________ Offic Mac1ne& ' . ;I ii,'. I rr '' I,,,' i ip t) jr ." .1 00 or cor '(fyi(' ,rj ?u,5ye' need ut rr,'l ill r r *n' ads etery y Roofing __________________________ _____ ____________ ____________ SOLAR PlEATING AND WATER Call Phi Gonzalez 30% '3 )9 - _______________ _______________________________ f___________________________ iep. "AN SON'S 51401 S0P ?fl F Ii, i .,. rCp,,..,"l ______ ______ SMALl Ri BLIJI f'n't iti'St Sit ther,' ,.. ' , - to ring l'vsiness service in 'he Herald'S rlassified Business Service 'rpii'll tinfl that soni,.gr, , m• out there Otter ill sa'ns -c.' .il makes ,ind models'' Free P'ckuparid Delivery S,r'tc,rd B s.n.'s M,Rhnes 377 5Q)5 Pest Control 1st Ct 97 (urne S,'t Pr repairing Orthopedic w'grk, & sPice fiyeinn All leatner qru-.'i% - h Well .rlsi1ng __ WELLS DRILLED PUMPS $PI.'lpIk.t [Li Yr TI','' c1rainui'tds A tanks pumped 37? PURIF'CATION SYSTEMS CONS RUC'1ON "" ____________________________ -.• - _____________________________ ' -' *11 71*7 ___________________________________ ROWE SEPTIC TANK I l(?l'l5.'d Bonded Insured Con crete Septic tanks installations r- ' C.,uneral Repairs _____ '' - . Horn. Improvements - 46-ommerciaI Property Service (ustoh hA, baIn, cle,,rog 372 1*77 after S - Carpentry, Rernojolr,q. Additions, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Fre'e estimate 3734030 ___________________________ PAIN'tINC. P. PAPER HANGING 3003 Orlando Drive hoe Land Maintenance BijfldMgs _____________-. - = ladlo &TV , Lane (Ic." ru. i,Il Jrt ' a, ,pr -All kirsnlsaf ul1gimbq House trailers Fxp.rt roof Make your Ruclget go further, shop rep.irS lt,st rQP% or thp (I.'IS%ified Ad every day P o-ed 1?? 9*12 or 514 'hncIp All .o'k urau-*,.,. it;' ________________________________ _______________________________ ___________________________ _______________________________ 'N. i. ___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ . - GR*GORY MOBILE HOMES or CunventlonalMorlgaqs. __________ Fret House Wash with any root cleaning iOh at reauta,' price "'' 16% A uo Free estimates 5av. ItS Of risOfe 641 1577 _____________________________ _______________________ ___________________________ -bile ____________ ____________ ('0 A3 '-.'- ____________________________ ____________________________ SFMINCI F 371 rome 170 000 Spacious After Hr's call REAl TOP Associate t f,trrlan.eI 17? il6 MIS FIFALIORS HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots 'Street llhts sPayed streets oSewars •Sidewaj,its A l.A Cl. FANS ALL lnter,'r.r r .t...--r Plastcr,ng Plttpr p.i'ttir' 5. srnjIat frlck f, 'ne.. .jl'y 3(7 7750 A small _______________________________ Classified Ad brings big thinIng at'o'.i that summe' retumrit Try one and se Call 372 vacation' Get a bet?r car through ?t.l1 or 9)) 999] ttu' CI,155-t-..) i "'-i,,'s cac,r ___________________________ , __________________________________ Pressure Cleaning - HOME IMPROVE MNJ ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 133.5. Care PET PEST INtl Bc.arc rig & Grooming fit, 332 1057 LIIJD)V'S ___________ _______________________________ Pet ____________________________ Aiumvmg Window A Door Screens Cu?om made Repairs Discount Prices 1726670 7.11th FARM - S Acre's. l,le drained farm land 573.000 IN Interior F.Pv'riri,' Painting, 75 yearS evperierr,' also mnor repairs V Wr'rkman 665 $320 ___________________________________ Piend b'Ii iv, it Saturday uOb r,, ,'l;rn rin-,c w'nriovvs hung ret,. ,i'uih etr By inc hour 0' ,,,, 77 _____________________________________ . - TAX CREDIT- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. Ic'$s cii closet space'. wall tOwall carpet, central heat A air, utility rOom, naraqe 111900 '' C0NDITI0NING _______________________________________________________________ _______________________ _____________ "SERVICE REVOND I HF ((uN TRACT -- AAA " itt?,,' Home ImDrovements --- REF RIG ERA lION, DUCT WORk. 71 ho'.r Service All rii,iki's DYKES AIR CON. DITIO14ING. )7 P.577 -- FANTASTIC POOL - - '3 bedroom 7 -a'. 30 Year Mortgages - S pct. down Fqv4i 14c.j,ueg OCiiCt 1vu'tt10vat I*i.ti'.q Irrid., Mr Conditioning Zen?ral heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates. Call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 322. 1771 Inc. bedrrum, 7 bath e,e'cutive home. wall to wall carpet, fireplace A mAny e,trat. 51, 500 Established Residental Area? "I ________________________________ _________________________________ Kish Real Estate PFPII(TION- In Sanford's Finest " JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ____________ leered varct assume mo'tqge and no gu,lifyn 7 ort man Day's Broker ... EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Pvc". with ceritrat hait & air, nice treps walk to elementary, bicycle IC college VA available 5745)0 For inbormation call - -- JOHN SAULS AGENCY In 11995 Call Duane McGuire at 1651. Dealer 77-Junk Cars Removed ('' I HO,'E -House's ______ tar'ona Soul.vavd. SIebrd, 'er,da CAUJART REAL. (SPATE. Real Estate B,I,, . Broke, Co op Invited. esitv uIas elfin. hours. 91. 7 M.ed,y to f:iesr I H I U Sit.rds £ Srdig Pteai (305) 372 1721 or 37) (J543 ( ________ -- .IUifUAPI.IIEALTOR I AK F MARY- lbedroom, lii bath '1 Yrs old. 'I bedroom. I': bath ___________ Townhomcs atSanora _____ - . tiuCk I eSabt'e sacrificeS? 151) ort"estoff,r )77199Idvs. or 377 7111 after S ______________________________________________________________________________________________ - ______________________ ________________________ rol with pAtio, fenced backyard. ar, 10* Valencla Drive. Ravenna Park 1)0000 373 1347 after __________________ terms ________________ CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT .-IY!] a sneed. AM FM Radio 3321117 financIng *11 1449 Builder fee DaIly (CIOSId Wedi B1flQOThur Way 7000 - , _______________________ shopping district malntaoed by the closing we pay your -_____ ____ t : - - convenient and sthoots 1700)0 each initiøl fee ($400) and first year's membership to 7ndMOnday_7Q - Special thrsub and garden sprayers, 90 cents ci GardenLand, 100 W. 1st St 373 56 I AXE MARY- New 1 bdrm tomes Make color selections Paved streets city water, 571.500 with only 5700 down Government 7 Apartment buildings. near town March 1, 1976 "Man" Matthew - Supplies Woodru$f't Garden Center 60) Celery Ave ,Sanford room, oamage, carpets $3). $777 1919, 377-1164 twocar garage with electric doors. central heat and our, color.cood,natod kut,hen and much H _____ Al Miller 'In Moving? Why Not Live I - 3777314.377 1196,377 1914 ____________ _______________________ , ) ___________ __ ____________________ I BINGO EweryMon ASat Early Bird at 7 IS P At Il u lu r at P ____ 1919 S- French 377 4991 _______________________ By Owner - Charming CBS.) BR. I', halls home. large corner lot. screened porch, fenced back yard. carpeting. k,tchen eQuipped, unusual decorator touches Price $27 SC?) PIn brokers 377 7051 S thrn to the hlghett ___ C that Ralph or Irene A, Sthoolcraft the holder of the following cer tIficates has fII.-d said Certificates for a tax deed lob, issued rourl haute door on the 6tPs day _____ I MEETINGS Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Real Estate . SOUthf Sanford (Section 197,745 Florida Statvtes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEPI, be II : NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED aswis ________________ Sanford, Next To Cavalier . . Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Name In whicp, /ltten?ion Retirees Help CrC,jt an 'deal re$irt'rnent village on the I*auititul Wekiva River ,jt Camp Sen pu-It' 1?? 1177 ____________________________ 1 '.1. Hwy 1792 lMil of ifitI Untum. ______________________________________________________ f I- lSfu7Oldsmob.1e142 I Pieceer I'Ious*luIl CASH 373 137$ __________________________________ _______________________ -- - .________________________________ 1970 Islander motor home. qood cenclticw, Sacrifice du'ø In illness FoIish Ford Van small type, With .. Pinto PflQiflC 2% MPG and (all '17'30A16 Certina with V 6 engine, reclining Pop up Camoc,' Trailer teats 2SMPG 1600 eaCh j7 I3QQ (',ncdCondition 1450 1960 Buick Opel 177 3771 Runs Gocxi. 5150 tamper, Week end,.'. sle,os 6. tuIly 169$ self contained '773 I64 *960 FlCarnino. QondfOnd.tion, Plus It's like pennies from heaven wtuen extrAS 177 ¶391 be4orel 30a m a.' you sell "Don't Neecfl" with S m want ad NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Sanford _________________________________ 75-Recreational Vehicles 62-Lawn-Garden PP. 7 bath lamily mm . fully laruricraped. 13.125' lot. 16.32' Sternoer Realty - - U 7 fl..dro.' with central air; no pets. $150 month plus ci.oOSuI 373 173% (4 \AMERICAN 1970 AMC Rebel Station wagcn small V 5. automatic, air Phone 1759 ANTIQUES _____________________________ NORTH PEtIT PURCHASE PLA* Modern, clean 'I BR tome, family (1IP'P' PFDIICEI) 17 100-Lovely home in Wynwd 7 bedroom 1 oath. dining A Florida 'corns. double lot, well landscaped with IrQ eaI 177.500 ciercsit 171017) IOn Lake, Free Boating Iflool 'ClubPiu, Drapes Carp.ting ISip, Dining Rooms Highway 17.92, 's.- .. rear teases rge 1 & 2 Bdrm. Rpts - Fum. or I. . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used, any COnditiOn 661 *126. W.nter Park _______________________________ CaSseberry. *7 975)0 106 BALL REALTY 6pm etc ftjy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 71% Sanford Ave NOLL'S Eves 372 OSl2orIfl-1S$7 *17W 1st St 7706 1971 Dodq.' Van igij Ford FcryoIinp Van Trtj if & over flAvment 177 7019 Afte'r -,, 35155 Orlando Drive ____________________ -- REALTY INC "' ...,.. ('rwencrlt to Su'Piu'it & Shoçpinq SANFORD P,tQfltLE PARKS. INC fSanMoCen?ral) NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, rordinn to law the Property desrrlbs.ni in such CIrtibicate or certifIratet will he sold to the p'o"ie-st cash blddr at the court hOot door on the 6th day of OCføb.er. 1975 at 1100 AM 'Dated this 71st day August, 1975 _______ __________________________________ WELCOME 171 19)0 _____________________________ _____________________ F. ce.' Clerk of the Cfijrily Court Ry' lila (reI t)eputy Clerk Publish' Sept 7. ,, 16. 73, 1975 DFR II LII1LL)t'(tN Accessories Used office furniture Woodne Steq't rIo$k t,',Ccut,e' desk & chairs secretarial deskt 1. chairs, straight chairs, tiling cablnett,ass Cash andCarry. Pea Real Estate Broker 377 Se.i1 At? Hrs 377-77%) WEEJ(LY RATES 31114 tphuj t,,i i.*S EHA APPROVED- Minimum down rPY D Sf'c , ,'rus P.']ur,'d payment '1 hedroon, I'j bath. PS, air Immaculate condition tPurOt,nhn.,i (I MS ,. la. Jl-. _________________________ 207 E 75th St .3737032 REALTY CASH For Yourjunk Cars )fl 1329 - 1969 Chevrolet El Cam-no low mileage, Small V I. auto trans For uteri furniture appliances tools. .,_ -_ . 60-Office HAL COLBERT "ru ea' tsmave ttroker 1100F 7%thS? 372-S6SS z c-i - - I I I I- 3225991 _____________________________ POISSON MARINE 7977 Hwy I? 92 37? 5961 RAYMOP4DM BALL TAFFER . "C)'S Light utility trailer. Driftwood ,.Ui'nrw,u,. migergias CAnvAS top. SC tIP Mercury. engine & boat in excellent shape & read' to go C,no trailer. 1795 177 4067 uy back ward. air. %fl5Ø(j Store P. viffl, space for rent Palm PIaa, corner 76th 1 Sanford Ave Also 'mall storage %øaceu for rent From c - -. " - __________________________ ,(, n..____._. 1 R.'drcw'r,, I' -, bath. carpeted. refrigerator Stove, large fenced S35P() 53650 down. avid assume 7'' per ent mtq 7 P.1 III'? MOBILE HOMES rimnuneet lncludng Utilities Books, ________________________________ Real Estate Broke'.' I Bedrooms, central n1v'00m. near school. (Wily 1710744 Ave 0056 after 10 m 322.7643 SKYI ARK through 7610 Sanford Ave 55-Boats & - - 323.7840 321.0041 KISH - -- TWO REDROOMS - restricted cOmmercial area Live in and run 319 13*6 1977 Triuvoi'a 3 dr . low mileage errurvimy Soeclat Average retal 1,700 Our once 51795 373 1570 ' bijy used office furniture Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 17 97 8)0 ió 17' FIcia (raft boat and trAiler with IS hp Fvinrunie mOtor Call 37?. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Look. Best Buy Any _______________________ TIIPFr BEDROOMS fabulous tu'v with 'pace qtilo,e. mid 170's 7 Bedroom on larq, riverfront lot redeemed ac . SALES BY ii:: •1 REALTORS *106061 After Hrs 031-1170 StINt AND '3 Bedrooms, large family room air conditioned, fenced yard partially lurnisjied Only 373 000 1700 down Nice I P'otnnm trailer. South Sanford Awe 5175 month Aduttt $10 Aida All of Said prery beng In the ("uinty of Seminole State FlorOja 2 WvCJIrmUr4AI, INAInCIWO 9. 5 1. AVAILA.L, '.'J.wu Pumnwn, PrlvatsIy Feeced R•ar Yard And Morel I Come Ofl Out And See For Yourlf. :' ,, FIVE RFOROOMS fine condition. near downtown $11900 Harold Hall Realty Homes Elm to '' ' t "' Wanted t ('ono fishing' r.t all the eau Oment you nerd br tbn,' hg onCS *uth a want ad HAL COLBERT. REALTOR 8% Each Woodiness Home Features Central Heat *ao 1 AIr, Shag CarpetIng In LivIng Areas. Inside And 1 Outald. Ui.,4a.. "-"-- Chapter 30 34-Mobile P(('9i*5 misc - I Crank Realty VA 63-VVanted _____________________ CASH 322.4132 . - 1 Bdrm. 7 bath 7 kitchens neat - Wanon fully lOAded lOw mileage .v?ra clpn 57.395 Call Don Pocir' a? 177 MI Dt'aie.' - --- -- ---- - BROKERS 3 Bedroom. 7 bath, Florida room. fer1 ward, air. 119.900 Plo down 1977 Plvmn,jth Satellite Station - ST. JOHNS REALTY at'uciness %Ia.3() ____________________________ 7 P f,'nterl yard 5.150 Adult, ereterrent 171 ',IS4 or 377 A6?0 110 lARD SALE 9 to 6 Dys--3fl 6173 Nghts 377 7357 2606 S Hwy. 17-fl REAL TOP 323 5771 Sa°to.'d 37) 4733 ____________________________ GOPMLV's F 16 Clothes Hn'rcePwtd items 377 _______________________________ 6*15 or make off,'.' 377 3197 R.'ni Fst.*'.. Broker 3) Cl-sO 17) 571% 177 774.5 3217*95 22*c3 , MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIE : assessed by 9 Friday 3320610 ______________________ 197* PInto automatic factory ar $995 '3710570 or S34 460% Dealer We Buy Furniture VARfl SALE- Friday 7 Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced yard, 1901 Summerlir, Aye 55.900 - 1t%Omn 1104% Magnolia Sanford after 1-10 - '3779714 1969 VW Ra,s, perfect mechanicall new inspection, 11100 Ifl 0101 after 'I - --- - rage Sales ________________________________ AFTER tIPS .JI!IMI - JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" 17 lI MINI FARM Welt sprinklers Bedroom hou Sloyp. refriourau',r P. ar coodilioner, - 1' PEAl hiP 77 )99 - - 67A-Feed 64-1 1006 757a Perk fl "uStpm Chernlev Van iir A I Orid,to'S1'lO Pur '1 (/11 ____________________________________ -- COLOR TV.SII9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN JIM HUNT REALlY INC. -- -- __ --- -______ 1973 origer needed but Utitul ifr'ru% with 'i Classified Ad 9110 ______________________ 2 SANFORD (or iV's tron iso. n&.'. from 51$, Service all makes HERBS' TV. 1700 S French, 373 )734 Ian y Saxon, Realtor -- 80-Autos for Sale I i i r,ntt. Old. I 75 ti, 5.40 Phone 177 7551 *977 Nriva, ISO Cu in. 3 SPeed transmi%sn 1)600 373Mb or AAn,le,,i,t.,.. .,#u., IA,....i C..II - fl, 53TV.Radio.Ste,-eo - carpeted Iiu'ing room with fireplare, central heat, dining mm PLUS eat in kitchen Srrer'ned port, 3 bedrooms, teday arid make Offer $775 ,',,ij,ç ___________________________ "f I .1)" (,1l -te' AT KEPIMOPE WASHER. parts, s'rvice. used machine's I. OOPdEYAt'PLIAPI(E53?] C. 51*900 Phone 67$ 156% -- _____ 1974 F flO Ford pickup. lutomatu trans , air. PS, PR. tOw mile's pireflent tires 13)9% complete #.-t' topper ',ay t.' soen t 791? Park Cr,rt ', ,nfrrrl __________________________________ - - AR AN DON ED & DE SPER ATE Prime area big family room. WI TT REALTY ?E*R hou,, wall to wall carpeting NORTH I IL SR 131 Longaic,,rj _________________________ ___________________________ 16 O 3 which QUALITY INtl I ,. - Descripteor*of Property 31 TWP 705 ROE 32E S7 il of In - PRICES - l97SFrwtiE 150 Ranger, XLT.sijpe' camper speeial 11000 miles 317 67-lJvestock.Poultry -- - Ab'Pt IAPI(. ES tn," tip.., - C:o'sets overflowing nlh SuitS tna: ir. tr,o tgh?' A Classified Ad in 7141 HERALD s the answer' ________________________________ _______________________ 3 bedroom. I bath, kitchen egulpoe Air, lake viCw China 52-Appliances OtfAl ITY BARGAIN 79-Trucks-Trailers 1 Mat. Miniature Poodles 7 Rlaak I Apricot %VlecP, S'Y3 6175 '(ULP DECORATORS 9w 1st 51,3777)3% We Bii' Furntur - - FORREST GREENE INC RFAITOIJS *106011 MenthtyRentatsAvaulabie 513!, $150- Color TV r Certificate No 376 Year of 1913 Name YOU SAVE UfliFv HFflA(Hc Mediterranean '4) 1?? 150* Iftitrh S ru-tin Pr,,'.,' & b.,tn. 'cv' uaraqc, Price 5*51)0 On 46 & Old Monroe P.1 171 9079 . 3 fledroom I'i bath home in Fern Park. caretprj draperies. fe'nt..d yard. lI, privileges, near Shripping churCh. 5725 mo Furnished I - '&'aoce P. 7113 Ft of F 7057 Ft 04 SE '. of NE Pd) 33 T 70 E PEAliOP1fl715 -- - af - - riko Prjr 'I wPwi-'I wIt, 3794 '' ,flç ________________________________ FPFF KITTENS to oo høme 00(91 treed (all abler Sp m . 371 5,1A Ill Hays Drive I ighterl - Motorcycle tnsurar'.' BLAIR AGENCY 'In 3$M t7'( ç.a' CaliBart Real Estate SPACIOUS '3 bedroom older home with a rental npr financed at AR house, kitchen qulpped. carpeted, newly painted Reasonable tp right tenant Call ___________________ 'I ProfesI4oaaUftana9.d EirIy B1 rcts7:tSp m PA5 filed 'aid certificates bra tax .tar'd to be ssud thereon The ;'rtlffrate numbe, end years of 1s'isar'c,, the description of the iwoperty, and the names in which It ' Assessed are as follow's: '.' DtRry A,tt5 I BR. air: close stores, churchet Ideal for retired persons 64* 44*0 or '377 5054 Bingo Every Wed. & Sat. tn, _______________ ___-.4 V • - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that us, or Juanita Banks colder of the following certificates Dr Lamb - Bucine Airport Blvd Sanford 373 1310 W, 25th St. SANFORD -- Meetings You in ilanning Your building Help In innvvj ma't.rs Artiitect's professional input I Financial advise & assistance S I ow construction costs r r. ci,.' Iocatin if Ty,rs bedroom family room. (B nice P. clean Fenced blck yard 1 Child no pets 177 6711 pfivt porch & shade trees, On. P. 7 bedroom apartmentt, furnthc'd or unfumnshe.j Newly redecorated Come see 300 E 125 . - Offers -- flafrnatlrn 7 V'S Old 000d with rl'ildren, needs 000d hOme 371 7911 177941) Eve *69 114.5 __________________________________ I aro. irv..t, linily room with tfiCk firt,l,' nicely decorIted, t'.'.1itif,jl carp.'? '3 bedrooms tlininn morn PIUS dinette Large lot run flue? Street 575 (Q3 What Johnny Walker 9.119 - flalmatirin, AKC. 6 ails be.1iitifijtly marked clean ri t.'Itient 5100 139 S93 or 3)9 1731 3775057 any SAPJrr)pfl SFWIPIC', CENTER 107 Fast First Dri*nto*,, Fireplace -- PomeraflanPuppy SMnnthsOltj, 5100 Phnne 371 1071 2565 Park Dr Frur Sal. or Pent BAMBOO COVE APIS 1505 : NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAXDEED I Section IS? 74* FlorIda Stltules) -_ - FROM :w nfirc By '1'031 WILLIAMS to some extent by the economy, encouraged by unions, the which course you will take in TheHeraidsersices but as the e'onomy begins to building industry and the your future education don't For the student considering the need for new government offer opportunities overlook the possibilities of career this is perhaps one of thea recover crafen will Increase, to hurdj of thousands of new apprenticeship in the skilled most difficult times In many, In its simplest form ap- employes each year. Chances trades area. On-the..Job earmany years. College graduates prenticeship, which is an for entry into the field do, of r*lngs are usually attractive and go unhired in their chosen educational approach which course, vary with the most programs are well fields. Those in the market with has been around for thousands economy, but in the long run planned to give you the little If any skills find emyea is simply a skilled, the ambitious applicant will necessary skills for a career, ployment virtually Impossible competent worker teaching a find opportunities for entrance, In most'areas you will find to find. A career which looked younger, less skilled, worker II your basic interest is that local unions can provIde good five years ago is now ne the tricks of his trade. As construction, m,hariIcs, you with information on how to glutted with applicants. Where compared to most education it electrical work or certain areas apply, how to qualify and the then, does the career decision is one in which the student of the art crafts you would do length of time you must serve maker look for his future? works and earns while he well to seek out courses in high as an apprentice. Another Perhaps the oldest skill, learns, school or vocational school excellent source of information developing approaches to a The most organized ap. which are related to )'our Is usually your State career is apprenticeship, the prenticeship training available chosen area, Don't overlook Kniployment Service or the opportunity to work in a In the United States Is that basic math training, it Is very United States Department of program with a skilled craft. provided by the building helpful in most apprenticeship Labor, Having decided an area sman in order In learn a trade trades; carpenters, plumbers, areas as Is basic science in, for ofinterestforyourselfthero.,jte or specific skill. In the last few electricians, masons, and other of apprenticeship is well worth years this area has been limited related crafts. Supported and example, electricity, In debating with yourself Investigating. IMT TOWNHOUSES ,, DISABLED __________________ _________________ entrance (alt '173 9s 2 BEDROOM - or o Annr Binri WU. 1 room, rear IIOSPArS apt BEDROOM SUITES NOTICE Hwy -I797 St'uth of Sarloru ______________________ ---------- ri..edle ru",'dle. lrent In,iqii 'loIn,,. c"*rug machine Pavhal,,nru'.nI ' _________________________ par'tments Unfurnished STUDIO 1,7, 3 ______________________ 4 W _________________________ Luxury Patio Apartments VETERANS : - Datedthbs7lstday of Augvtt, 1975 Aritwjr H Rerkwltti. Dr , Clerk of the Circuit Court ," """ Deputy Clerk REALTORS J&R's con finentf t.res drag MS ,.cellrrt rend , 5*75 17) 091', eyp or 317 1971 Yamaha PD 3 ______________________- 'inner 7j iv ,, pOSit Inn ?Yi -(I * Phone 132 7579 ___________________________ 65-Pets-Supp!ies Assume Payrnenti" of 73 6061 or 323 0517 eves 116 500 _________ ______ --.----------- - -. 1975 .1t 1100AM For Those Under 20 Consider - - Gardens 1971 K. a#vavik: 504) 5451) over P1GW WITH A CLASSIr lED AD ____________________________ - 51-Household Goods Your MLS Aqency I 3 Pocumn collars' clean, close in fluid and privAte; us month Phone 332676* Cab.'tt Pent Blue LuStre Electric Carpet Shampooer for onlySI SOperday NO LONGER USED CAMPING 'DEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT ________________________ Anytime 322• 2420 M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W Iii St - or mm P. hoard in tvmp ) )79 . - OIfAIJ - ______________________________ Manor Woman tp eupen,s eneva It I', U able P' time _______________________________________ CARROL'SFURNlTUR........ er topS, Sinks Installation Avul prnvie a flew roof Close to 'choot A real hargainl 5775()() - 1I 1915-lB 78-Mflorcycles for Rent & _ KitChpn Bathroom Cabtnet, Count PFTPEAT' 'I BPs. equipped kitchen Corner lot, owner will Today's - ' FIJI IFR RRIJSH '132 1917 lIKE TI) HAVE A SHADY Ne* houses in a rural area, I4o down payment, monthly payments less than rent Goyprnmc.it SubSidized to Qualified buyers Call to see 1 You Qualify' portunities - All of Said property be'nq in ttt (fluvitvciiSemningle, Stateof Florida Ilnte'-s Such certificate or ccc Ificates shall b reciemec1 IC forcing t law the Property described in SuCh certificat, or u'.rjlficates will be toic' to the t'gh,'t rasp. h..i,a.. 1 •k "V .5,'Jr I F F SPOT RUN' In tbi completely - 'fIi7l7(g1 I rut I 151k I Canaan PB I PG 10) Name r whiCh assessed Emarl McC,rlff Funswr.rinq Sarv'ce, 377 6196 , cii lSuance, the description Of the ,* property, anti ?Nr names ri ,p,,,'i. '' '' was ac,rsced are as foItos Certificate Plo 951 Year of Isivance 1973 DescrIption of Property Lot II & F 961SF? of Lot A Haynri Subd PB 9 PG 33 Name in which assessed tonowood tndustri.I P,k i. All of Slid property t4 County c4 Seminol,, State of Florida Unless Such CertIficate or ?lficatej Shall be re,med ac cording to law th propert V . described in Such cCrllficate or certificate, will be Sold to the highest cash biddtr at the court house' door on the 6th dly of October, 197% at 00 A M Dated thit2lst day of August, IS7S 5: Arthur H BICkitPi, Jr. Clerk of CircuIt Court Tuesday, Sept 73, _______________________________________ * They're Hot" * çjrcu;t Court of 'he Eighteenth JOHNNY WALKER t abevlew Nursing (i'o,.'i 9I r (r"frrtti,. rican r tontitoned. Irial Circuit, Seminole County, Jnd St G[PIERAL COPdTRACTOR 2 broom ,ipt kitchen furniShed rida, ProbIe Div,ion in the :---PEAL ESTAtE. INC Carport 327 1155 at S.1nfOrd Florida, 24-Business flhin four ralend.1r months from -dro.'m furn or unfurn, 3226457 if1i time of the first flvh!ic,jti ol adults rw,.feqrerf security deposit, I Orerator fl'auv s notice Each claim or demand Sbon in IP'rr''.n 7 Pylh f,4t firevta(eon 5*51 O 177 M'O - - us' ti" i rowori P"-,on,,hip price I arr.' 51 950 Acre Really. in *ritinq and filed in Ill 7010 or Ill 0105 PFAI TOP 17) 77 &PflCite Anti State the place of I AIr F MARY 3'!? 4S 7 BR duole. kit (hen N71i100.'d Carpete ildence and post office address central of (r-mptet.. stock and futures of P'ea, P. aIr 5151) per mnv claimant anti must be S*n tO tropical fish stovp *3 tanks. the claimant, h agent or a lifters rompressor tank and 773 tlSl RUST C,REEPIF Payton Realty ney, or the same shall be vo'd REALTOR 1?? 07O (lisplav StAndS b,gP,t cash Dated at Orlando FlOrida, ttiii$th Req Peal Estate Broker reohuter deck ,sn(l river 51 70(1 'n of SPfltprrh,'r 1975 3 301. •t(1rh urn 117 97 Ijnf,irnjcki.i '.craiun,. 51 (,i'n'Otto -?tIO Hiawatha Ave at 17 97 ________________ ____________________ Arts P. (rafts Small shop. & ____________________ eouipment, Sarifict. 371 1)1) ri. ' of Said ect,'t?p after 5 17? 615A frneti yard 'wimm,ng onot I tilk triarlps E Ho.quitt Best Buys frnm 'rhonl 719 VihIn ROad 3?? " ttorney for E.ecutritc VERY ft EArl 7 bedroom modern 9,47 1319 Maqujlrp Blvd tern.' 517 250 Terms . Rentals ________________________ IIJITF 135 7 Bedroom hn5.' lust OulSid. city Crlartio Flrid.i 174(i) ................ tArn,' ru th,4. ..4 i....i "iv IIA PARTIAl I V (t,rnih.,4 A 'u.i' 16 17 29-Rooms month Phrw',efl5fl) PP 119 _______________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (S.ctlon 197.24* FlorIda Statutes) si.' i,a. a-.i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENI orus. thaI Ralph or Irene A Scboolcr.lt . PublISh' Sept 7, 9, IS, 73. ISiS thp bold,, iii the following cc' DER 1 tificatpj filed said certificat f a tax d to be issued thern The certificate flumb.r- arId years ______________________________ _____ of tSsuartce, the description of the (WOt'*rty, and the names in *h4ls it _______ was assps are as f011Oai's ______ Cevtlticapp Pfo 306 Ycr tt lsstJi'uoce 1977 310 NBC POLICE STORY "A Community of Victims" A good cast and a well-done drama as C'Ieavon Little and Michael Brandon play police partners In an inner city, where tragedy stalks their pursuit of duty. Denise Nichols, one-time featured in "Room fl2," plays Little's wife. SANt OPEl'S SALES LEADER" fenced yard His master lives in this lovefy 1 lIP home with lovely paneled family room Nice location Only S767 we'h tit trartlyp terms * "Get 'Em While * TIPM - Flcctric airless spray Two frame 71 goe Realty. Brrb.r 107 W C.imnrnrrc 'al Sanlord 377 7111 - - 64-Equipment attachments W. Garnetf White _________________________ 7617 Elm Sanford 1 fTedroonm. mar rri - nI ri N r,i't 11 •,'-'Il.-i '' looking? We have rturnri it, or tiIy.' Sh-,yin P. '.'Ilinn Sarat, Coventry Je'wetry No Investment DeLand 904734 ravine toO 1014N kRIIJp.Ij A',S(JC PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK • 7515 Park Drive 570 up of 17" PcI? Sanuirr /ane Gray Bonks M.e'ns ',iitc 4? 44 *a,st 77i ,, Pair slat lnlilInq r1nr's. Rr,4t 4i. f'ter 17' .'' tiniting S(Alfo4dt Electric l.1teirl the office of the Clerk of?h; Full time I PP,f. 'I to II chit Apply "ertlfcaie No 107 Year of the holder of the fO4l*.nq cer ltsuaoc. 1973 tificates has filed slid CertifIcat,' Dqscriptiono Pi'operty br a tax deed lobe ISSUed thern. I of I Ilk I Meisih S.t4 PB 3 PG The certificate numbers and years 54 - - lired i NO' ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -. or Irne A Scbocraft 't'e t'cld.'r (14 the tuilowing ccr - Legal Notice ' has filed tad c,rtiflcatr a ta. deed to be issued thereen NOTICE OF APPLICATION ''.' rrtlticat. numbers and years FOR TAX DEED 'I Istiance. the descr4ptj of the (SectIon 191.346 Ftoria 5fatvt,s :r 'g'w'rty and lb.. names in Which NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ' .1"eSst'rl are as fOtI*i. tf Ralph or Irene A Schoofcreft Evening Herald, Sarfprd, Fl. SO-Mscellaneous for Sale Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Inr7 Bedrooms Adultsonly FORRESt r,REENE INC 373 6353 or 377 svo eves 't.'i and rec3tlred to file any ms and demands wh(h you. or trrrofvama . NOTICEOFAPPLICATION MARRIAGES -________________ -rrrrormea Dy Marilyn. Notary, (Section 191.31* Florida Statutes)1 Ocala, 9047371161 or 737 *773 ______ available in active Lake Mary and Altamnot.. Sprinq oftires CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 5* 1 0 ESTATE- Sanford,Fborlda3p7I - ' - Wii Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL PERSONS HAVING TO Can Help Call 17) 1507 Write P 0 Ill) __________________________ 42 43 44 (24) As Man Behaves (44) Lucy Show 610 ( 7 I) NBC News FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Aponymotj "HotIlr'e". AdultS or Teens 27 28 129 _______________ ______________ - News ________ - 38 ___________ __________ 4-Personals _______________________________ I ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6117077 for "We Care'-- ________ _______________ I] _ U 36 ________ I ¶ - .... I 26 24 25 - ____________ (all 177 41-Houses 4 1-Houses p Before Publication let TheriPi',jtc Poot IS ALCOHOL A PROBLCM ' ImprOveyourhealth IN YOUR ,. Phona$3) 3763 AL ANON For families or friendS of problem ADrs'rIltnJcI vs drinkers. ._...- . . , ybu to mccl the rigtt person lust For further information call 173 for you NATIONAL SINGLES. ISO? or write CLUB OF AMERICA Phone 3Q Sanford At Anon Family Group P0 273 2710 __. 37771 Box S3. Sanford. ElI - ________________ 21 1:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon __________ 4-Personals J- 2G IthruStlmes . 4lca line 6 thru 25 limes 31c a line 2Otimes --------2Ica lIne (87.00Mlf'fIMUMCHARGE 3 Lines Minimum HOURS Sunday - Noon Ftlda,y ___________________________ __________________________________ __________ _______________ - RATES Noon The Da '8 J9 10 11 _____________ _______ - DEADLINES ____________ - HilIbillie (13) Snorts And Trvøl World (24) VIlla Alegre (35) Lost in Snace (44) Pariridqe Family 600 (2. 6, $ 9) 6 Muscat slucte: 7 Coterie 8 Delects 9 Capable CLASSIFIED DEPT. - -Apartments Furnished (hrtn rvSrhnhasooernnqs I fIei1rnt'n .',partmrnl Ill Frn(l IrW Ill' S yr nlfllor 14i11 Iwv' S1Ik month fllu 57% depoSit Tiijt',n 57', mo Call lulbern _________ or 67* 16%? wear old aliCred (p,i,rrh of Redeemer 177 3557 me'.' (at w"ar.nq wh'te Ilp NOW lEASING Mrs MarlIn 327 6)R - ,ÔF" I ak' Mary P4rw rnrvI,'rn I story slud.o apart Afl%*,5 _________________________________ r"r'rit attractively Iurnish1. P"n 171 0103 A i' _____________________________________________________ 9-Good Things to Eat renwenlently br ited and from Ha Pnecrest Drive-. --- - _____ PAi.$,fl!v I4,,,Icrao,1 For in Persian ?Ite female cat ______________________________ W,ot 'o.' Share apartment railto177 0701 won n;rk On Orqon Ave. I lorrntion Pr..rc1 Plinni' 177 tO) r'l,.rr,thn, IA anti ust westol II ______ lPrrfq tw'?w.'t'fl 71 and 76) 5*0 Looking for qarden equipment' " 6-Child Care ___ month 14 (P,urch Street, Read today's classified ads for I rn,nwrywI 000dbuyS COpipete child care tecyicei -Tqi One h.vlronm furniShed apt JrYrner Programs HEY DIDDLE ______________________________ rw'wnstairc rnnvenenl location. 18-lp Wanted blrrn'.E DAY CARE 373 5690 ideal for old,'.' 'n,,fllec *11 0990 Af!t IV'S WORlD Care br inlants Ia 7 only Ncxt to new Drivers' ______________ to •',r I''ra Xvnit money? .Lic'nsr' Bureau 177 661% (leant bedroom apt. raIl 641 1079 ____ air.flflApark SItS ANNIIlr, SUPERVISOR 011 131% As in 'nr' IPi [ego1 I .1k.' Mary Nice furnished tipt - .otice rflhp)Ipt r..pe(eence n'att,re wnrkioq mnan (*ly No THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Rarknro.m%il flnhtrilion)r rebated or }'.iç 591 177 39 .. -. -iary rancH' 5? .)Q 59000 IM L. C lIf. AVALON APARTMENT. SEMINOI COUNTY, Seminol.' fommijoily Action 1101 ADULTS, NO PETS . FLORIDA Pine Avp. Sbn,ti at,: fflhlAl h16W 2nd St PROBATE DIVISION OPPORtjtiTy EMPLOYER CEE NO. PR•7S-729•CP 'WiAl FSTAIESAIESMI!N (l.'n P. romtortap)leyery well ETATE OF We pay the nverhari you niake turnIlpri aflartr,,vnt reasonable (,.nntt() Jer'ec 1 k , ).ifTICS sales earn more money Opoing rent 711 w i.t SIairrr. (,smotto 831-9993 322-2611 } j _ _____________ m S-Lost & Found 6-Child Care Orlando - Winter Park - Seminole El 42 Firm 45 Millary 12 LinCoIn$ 1 CLASSIFIED ADS 37 Shes 39 Nocturnal (44) Three Stooges 323 (44) SoirIt Of '76 Sgjarps (6) Lnv Of Life (91 14a"'v Dvc (24) VIlla Alegre 113S () NeWS Tur (74) In School MD (13) Burke's Law ACROII I Cathpdrai Chutch I Departs -- Wednesday EVENING Previous Puzzle Jum bo - ART BRO%%PI PEST CONTROL ?ParkD ' 37? 1*6% _______________ We repair and serivce S'7INE MACHINE A !,t,'PPLY CO 707 VI 7n 5? 37J 6337 To List Yout' Buslness..,DIQI 322-2631-ç9ç3 _____________ ____________________ F-ixcJ--•.e - 4._a .4 '.u- I' -. - �- ________ SZTr- .. - . 88-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesda, Sept, 23, D73 BEETLE BAILEY Mod Walker \( TE9 sm4 I 11 Now PLATO) IT BEEN , ( 1 TWERE A - I 5EEMi (0%"ER\ FOR Bs& ORT LONa WI TO TELL PLATO P)? L_ - I J I ARIES (March 21-April 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) Interest. Keep mum about what AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb i Friends will find you fun to be You'll be successful today in occurs. You'll be fortunate In getti ng around today because of your nonfinancial situations. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Now 22) terms If you press (o Unalization of an Issue TansactionsinoivIng money You'll be tiifle I L 1 i!. I '3tC i won't work as well. by Art Sonsom Vu ENJ, I MIHr HAVE p - t C - •. _____ ` - ______ - CAM PUS ..LATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis -_____ / ______ v ~1111111111111111 / ' pNL)I . t- A~, i 7.'7 3 -~ r- -~:~ ~_~ I . __ _:_; -.-- __ - __--~__-~-___-1._: . . - Mff_1_-_ ___ ~__ - . BUGS BUNNY - 6UC5, THE. C0MPU'IESS S OPPEC) AGAIN if .. 00#FN A 515twi- _ - I çiI I I CJI( h •3) 'Z"z/i ____ (I--'....., " . ifiI3 .j3 - BLONDIE i - Pass Pass \P /_- 111177 1 " I I __ ____________ _______________________ ______________________ -eOUR MENU HAS wl~ ( '#IAITE )'' A'1WELvE.Q)JRSE DINNER AFFO OTO SERvE FOR S245 7WELYE Cou.?sES ? Chic Young I AFTER THE r I ,;~~ r , A , C \ . - tz- P P ~ 1~1 __ IT - N , ~.., N , 1. - I I r . - '. :..-. ANN,. I ' J , - ) . i c \ ' 1~~ ~ I-,.~.~.,;~~ -...,.%:. . .... % -"%,.,. I I~ -- - : : . i is %%.IOU X I r .1 -__,lv~ ,-,__ ____- - 0 ____ .c CA!JT SAY 'V r' r LIKE'N A*J9 TAE RZUIT OF \P1#rrIriE6 N RE1 ,J UI is •p.k;:;-c' * t/ q 23 . 8 Rogw Bollen r \ ç ABIUTV OWWEVER I. . .1 I I I . : II Thideau 000W. Okw"J by How I'll ,*, I 1-1-1 - i -- 1~11 P`1 - ) , , I __ PRISCILLA'S POP 'fl-E A1WOWt4EkE by Al Vim.,, 4 V EXCI'TEO - ~ \J/ ' , HE -LLO'Fg PC A 12 S I AT RIDNG SCHOOL! - ' 1 r 04 I ^a,-- I ' i, WISDIJ-06 ~ - - UIR111 -- - I I -',-, FRANK AND ERNEST bY Bo 0b ______________________________________________ , ~k 1 i ...: I a 1 L I., I L- I f4 , fit 1 !;~k2 ~_ ~_ ~_~-~_ - m _- 'T PRICES. AWFUL? -..,.*, I if k... 1' 'T'S GETTiNG 1117.I C, - MAKE ENMMEET 1 by Bob Montana __ CA.J BOTH, ''! vi-tar MYU.CLE HE'S A cc*n' R HEDOFOR -" NA ..; i , R ,. _. - _ - --7 . -- 11W - r -r- * , -I- f___ .~Tf~__ z1v r r- -~ ; AZAP, , J - - X_ L - -,--- - -y . - ~_. - - r - --- q - 'u:__ k L i 1'4 1. 'Z 0 the trucks used to packages. The -"- 4 _~,__ - irs ; -- hand rp*4 "Dwated by tm,p"Trz. We e"e inm& to send the very bed ts ow 0MCWL" (Herald Phoita ;__ ~_ t= ~j_. - F* I L In:bf - -__M __________ I _ ________ ) ! -- .1 . _\___ ___________ -_______ . .1 i NO NO CHARLTON HEM.. Q IX I I inions Va On Seminole Coun - SHORT RIBS 5"0ULC)N'rA P E' I AFF?Alf:)'TO FACE , & A A A A ,*!- A . . t A L 1 . . - . LL 2 .~, 41 . 'Wff~ju - . 15 . . --- 0 . L A ; ;.4 A. jk a ,.4' - to * -i-- Y.? I I s 4A - ' I ow_ . %.,~ 0-- f - - . . - JI -4~.~ .. ,- ; - . . _ !4 . . __ - R `;r. 4. 5 - & -~ -0 0-" - .. I I .; , . I ! J 4 ) I.I " missioner Dick Williams said (IciaLs his entire budget request , , ! ; Aw t,I Is I nd thud 1.s th - l'd.I ,, I I . -I II I . . .? ( I issl - .J _. . - . --- ___ = ,_~--M -- - , --- - 1 .: . . . _. z . A ,:*:,.,::,:,:-- :... d -, .1 --:::.. ...'. . .Z i 1:1 -::_- : ' -' - - " , ~ . lk -1. - _#-_-_f:.,_- ,_- !'_11_ "b'? ,-.T Ia - S. ,k 7,i,t-_1;V-!- ~e&;f- ,, r 1~~- _~-_ ~ ],,_, ,?_,N.~Avx ~~M _-, I ~ % _~_ __V_1___1Fn..-' _ ' - s 4 L,jr'J' 1~i .....1' !_ ,f_ ' -. . _-"-p ., :;;i. ..1. I Vietnamese Flier Gets Tribute To His Courage B) JA'.E IASSELBERRY pistol and k eys fell into the sea Herald Stall Writer He did not hae a radio in the k i . 5M ,Alt~~.-~, I ; 1~ t3-: ~ r , ~;: I : probability 20 10 30 per cent months of budget slashing underway. sessions ended with the comthrough 'nunWAYI.Ast year'i county budget complete details and IU&s rnission's final adoption of the was slightly more ;1an $15. budget. are on Page $-A. million. Q - , . Mrs. Sharon Green, 28. Mrs. Patsy Bierschbach, ;.~ Sanford, was concerned about Enterprise, said she had only I I schools in Seminole County. "I recently moved to Seminole _# ..9, I ~ : V' don't think the government in County, so she had no opinion on ' the county is working very the efficiency of county . 2b .-? ~, I well," she said. "Look at the government. But, Mrs. Bier. \~ I . schbach said better-qualified schools, how bad the situation ,-. ;~ :-, public officials probably would I is. The classes are overffowded , .;,-.I .. improve county government. and the teachers are over__ t .0 _t ` Mr& Blerachbach had no worked." (;REF.N MURRAY BLUE linda Newman, 18, Sanford, BIERSCHBACH Teie Blue, Sanford, said, "1 objection to the count)' corn. as more content with the a Sd) in things, They should be miioners getting a raise terjeitul an opinion about think the count) gocrnment is status quo. -TVyseem to be a part of the deeLsion-inaking," ,, Why not? Other people are criminal justice: pretty good. And if po-ople are in doing all right," she said, when she said. Politics these days, they getting raises." "I'll tell you one thing, I don't asked about the efficiency of About the controversial Mrs Jan Murray, 20, Winter think it's right that they put deserve a raise." count) governmen t. raise "I don't think the) Sprthgs,saIdshehadn'thedin those policemen in jail for Blue added that count) What could be done to make should get a raise. If everybody Semincle County long enough to burglary when other people are governm,ent can be improved if the goernment even be tter' else can't get one, why should form an opinion on government getting away with more serious people support and take an -People should have more of they get one?" effectiveness, but she in- crimes." active part in it. Si A 4& ;~, said, "I do not intend to subject the taxpayers to the serious - white hat out," County Corn- Oct. 9 lit try and convince of. Ionall I _., __ f___ . A-T F31FING 4. -rs are due under state regulations, Butler conuriented," I d3n't think they should have gotten that raise. Other people bren't getting raises these days." What would he do to help improve the governtnent? "Maybe I'll run for office filyself." h Tht.;,iiday"We have cut below the was able to hold the inillage thundershowers. certified millage," said a down, something VIhIen says Chance of pper $02. lAws to disbelieving commissioner was a 'Irnandate of the people." the low 70L South And South' Mike Ilattaway. Department heads submitted I ,-% -/---.. - -i I Y 0 L.Lr'tA40WWCA'0 W 1U -TRIU PH ov / ,~ _ . Government :: Television - - - - - - - - .. -.6 1 2B Wom,n ___________________ I -,"4 iolation of the state law. In a letter to county cornmissioners last week, Herring 0 when informed the dollar figure is Justified. Polk says he's was $19,000 le3i than the "confident" he'll get the full day's high SO. Overnight amount required to meet the amount. By "gutting" county low a. Rainfall was .14 inches. 5.41 mills set by the appraiser . _-~ . the scope of the state attorney's budget year, but has allocated CountY AttorneY Tom legal responsibihties." only $4,000 for his office for the Freeman said that the com. In addition to prosecuting fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. mim4on should fund Herring at crmn.inal cases, Herring's office Earlier, herring said the a "reasonably necessary" level handles chil matters including absolute minimum he needs as required by the sta:z law. ' ___________ , I L that failure to do so by the consequences of inadequately prosecution." Despite pleas to the contrary 7/ om Chairman Sid ViNen Jr., the county commission Last cause reduced effctiv"nec nf 'tBBtYJT HERRING week voted to fund Herring's the State Attorney's office to tt I the Irreparable injury oif the child sq)port and camimer OfIi leveL Vddm warned ftUorw cm~~vvr that tWr action in funding 0di 14,0W "Ifty ' t us into trmtNo.' In criminal or civil cams within Herrirg's offt . . - local office supplies, expenses and communications. Herring alleges, in the action tip, filed Tuesday that the budget slashed by commission-rs 11wW - I JJ I ( ~ '' ' f # Ir- r N I 'Care' packages line the front of the county °ID. mission meeting room office for utilities, communications and transportation - _ ~f - It's official Still pending is an appeal b) ?' A resolution adopting Sheriff John Polk The sheriff is . ' 1. 111 4-A Seminole County's $16,837,339 seeking the full $16-million he ~,Around The Clock _ - -11 . fF " I!z . . . - .. -budget for fiscal year 1975-76 initially requested, but the ~_ --#~' .M4 [I S-A was passed unanimously commission is sticking to Calendar 4 .JIIl . -. 8-A Tuesday by the Seminole $2.3-million offer. Comics 4 It , 1 ,........, -6-13, County Commission. Cross%iord . Vihlen again offered a . ......... - 4-A 7be couritv land tax was set $110,000 compromise package, .__ - - I Editorial . % I I Dear Abby ................I-B at $5.40 pei $1,000 of taxable which the chairman says would .I - . Dr.Lamb ............ -. 4-11 propzcty, and Cie final dollar save the county money. ~`l I , horoscope was $19,000 below the commission turned a 8-A figure But the ' S. ,,, . • Hospital ..........S-A millage rate certified by the cold shoulder. In fact, Vihlen's $-A uunt propert) appraiser offer asn't etn onsidere(I O b ituar ie s b Frank fill A r ), '''4'tk T..-y Today ,, -" ---I--- I I on the suit, assigned to Circuit Court Judge A. Wiams Vkhe r., Se a injunction requiring the county '. . t 4. ,.Tr. 77__~._T.- -_ I ~._- - .1 , :i~*~_ ~: .1. _', herring says state law requires the county to fund his , missioners of violating state law in cutting his IM76 budget request frcrn $18,759 to $4,000. - - ¶"\ I On Budget Approval by T. K. Ryan 0 , ~ .; L I' , I Commission Unanimous 1 Continued on page 12A) ; ~_ - . 41 I ' ...' I i --Mm HI,,ARCHI(. _,~.4 A ~~ J - ~-- 9(L ~ \/ YES 20mirso - 1'ryrUi WAE ft ARES STILL WANPER IN& IN INE PMRT. -1- 4 I ), k.'.; circuit court civil suit accusing - ____- 1 .% -z 0 - _______ - -.- t, r is i r - NIN i 1= V - . A ( I I if I 1 ' ..I-- - , __V1 1. -=-] ]I 'Eu . L.. /q. .1 ~- , .0W106 - ( . f L, 11 ~ , , - y pr . Citizen reaction to the i 1/1 -,., F'1_ /I i-:-1 ( - /_ _ ,J W ________ i F, " . (. A;., i lit .4 ' *' I-_--------_--_ -_--- Tuesday he said, "I'll settle for Seminole-Brevard State Att . Abbott Herring has filed a - _r-~_.- . FIX -IT BOO~KS /,., (77-:~ - 'r-nOVel 0 S C~, q-23 I" , t IN ,% ~ S I I ! . ~a 9 "' - ______ __ I _ ~ . - azr lqi-~ ,_-, ~_7_~:-_ Herald Stalf Writer . ~, I . • - , Over Cut In Bud et ; ~.~-_-_ _. -.. -;. C_ k S. -_ Of" Ak - To the crosswa!k at and county government in Longwood Elementary School. general is mixed, according to a . Transportat.ion Director Fred random sampling of public Taylor said two weeks ago the opinion. .J* approved courtesy busing Several people expressed NEWMAN would begin by Sept. 15, but disregard or disinterest in BUTLER La y e r said this has been county government. Some were busInessmmn to make a living, delayed due to overloading of extremely criti-al while others with their zoning !aws and all." buses which must he relieved said county officials were doing What could be done to imfirst and because of the number a good job CO%C count) go vernment' of breakdowns Cecil H Butler, Winter "Change some of the people That's the reason the board's Springs, said,"I don't think the in office," Butler said. origi na l d irecti on has not been count) government very On the subject of the ap. fulfilled yet, he said. good, They make it hard for a proximately $2,100 raise county I I opyl - . I -. t -- _ East on Longdale Ave. . _____ - qI 9 r_ Herald Stsiff Writer R - - At . -0 I , . - = _v__ __.~%~~-_ _- . . / 40 i L \ (j _!4~r - - --I -_- *. t ,AOL --- --X ~ 14 IV---- 'tm-- a . V,-. about a tkilf a block Sc h neid er mc LJFE BE&k6 OR ELM. L186Rry " flELF . L i 4 _A 4 __ : __ ___ 0 - West to Wren Ave. ~ -_ / .i 1i I- %S r..L.- Tr"t, f ,W" *U Irr!_1 ,__ I&AA&AAM A&U.10 " 747 1"Pli ml" f . 14 I (.,-" . UAX .. I ME= Man-On-The-Street Interview 0 I , 0 - " 0 W.TZW.,( )v 14M I i'M A PWROIR ! 04 I . Lk-± '! 1.10 0 my-.Rev... W-". " - -I --- "dangerous - long walk to E - -* , V -F- I --.W __ schk" along the one mile of - UAM111i wooded area south on Grant St. 00_~_ The pupils then walk east on he ' miles. The new route, mapped for tonight's agenda, and reconune n ded be for the pupils to walk: 0.% I .4 7. I . Akm 9 0 1 MYMM &4M& V P5AqW 4-Ar Herring Sues Coun - ~ 4 - 1, 1 I , ~% * I , 11-1 IV'. Layer said this morning he I"' will ask the school board to reconsider its decision two weeks ago to prowitle ' courtesy busing" for the pupils living within a two mile radius of dw - , 0 school, when the board meets at ~_ ___ 7'30 P m toda 0 fl) y i n t hee Altamonte Springs City Hall. ~ ~_-~7'- 2 Theboardvoted3-Ztoprovide - cota" bwft, for which We -_-4 ~ district receives no gate fwids ~_~_ --. -M i I -j . W with regular waing, afw ?Zr hearing provat trom- parents ic%z= ~7 . you're FUNNY BUSINESS by Garry ftmw ; 7 1 J ~ ~ ,,,_~ - EEK & MEEK I 4 U3 J I tI 0,111I.We -W TM "Sis not only thinks you're the best AVAILABLE" writers wili receive copies 01 !A-0dY MODERN.) I W4PFH LJfl'HLs c4do / "M il I . I" I, 11 I ft - i .. ,ongwood Elementary school has been termed "safe" by Seminole County School Supt. '__________ I I I I , -- off&?5 11 c "i ii iii i . 1 1 1. W r-, #_ ,. .O f-I h F i1 ! - % , -A - - ~ * 11or DOONESBURY WEAR rr... OF= HEleH715. .- I - .1 1 r . ! A new 1.3 mile route for 63 longwood pupils to walk (rote by Dick Covolli -- 4_ 01~1 Ly~~ (Do you have a question for the JacoP)ys? Write -Ask the Jaco?)ys'' care of this newspaper The most in. teresting questions will be of spades was a singleton the only winning play would b! to 1_~ ` ... WINTHROP i I I ~ -23 llywks Pass 4 N.T W - Herald Staff Writer 'i 6 F A New York reader wants to know what the rule of the ace and the king was. M 0 . I 1 f F 3V I& clubs and dummy's 10 won the first trick. A trump to the a collected West's nine spot and South paused a long time to con- -r-11% rA %n V pass . ~111~ P ., 1 1Z .. IV 0 .1 _- Jacoby in 1934 and first appeared in the 1935 book, "The . Four Aces System of Bidding". . Specifically, In a situation By Oswald & James Jacoby where you were going to game South was really interested In you should consider inviting a a grand slam after his partner's slam with a king extra, definiteopening heart bid and spade ly invite a slam with an ace ex raise but he gave up that idea tra and bid a slam with an ace when North bid three hearts and king extra. We will discuss over three diamonds. lie this rule and its modern imwanted less heart strength and plications in next week's armore spade strength in dummy. - 1% ~~ , Openinglead-74 - -. --- - ,. ) I______ - - I trump and that whoever held the ueen could take a withit when tie chose. Both vulnerable ,(• - )I . ,~ ~ . I h 4AJ 9 8 by Stoffel & Heimdahl HE DOES T14A .:-- - rD FIRE " .r `~~ HIM ~_ __1___11 = I When both opponents followed A A K8 7 ClCKE y1 IF I COULD CLACIç FIGURE OSJT HOW '- '- 1 Layer Route Saf e 1 7 0 0 ; I cond trumF led the suit back. After al this consideration, ll: ; 4 1 - -_ -_ --- ____ __ t R I I I ___ - 1~ VAQJ76 I _- . ",_ I . - . _________ W F-S T -1,z t.--!- ii problems in the play in any ;I - w South decided against this A 10 5 3 2 I r X_ 23 \ -~- AL NORT11 IM By El) PR1CKlf Herald Staff Writer . ___________________ I POLI, BRIDGE AT - V1____=% _- CARNIVAL r-•------------ tlt I<;,-- __ - ----------- .. - _. ~ . FA r N",_~' 1 WIN ------i ,'i Reaction To Pay Protest Ran ges From G To Glum Mostly, however, th e gr oup was angered over a bout "What can I say?" Khnbrough replied when "It's a great country where people can express A county coiniiilssioncr'S salary goes from worth of raises granted county officials by a asked about the protestors. "To me, It's just themselves. I would hope that it would never $12,30 to $15,062, or a 16 per cent increase. The job 1973 state law. anotJ*r epic day in the life of a commissioner ... change." the sheriff said. is considered part-time. However, some comThe first glimpse of a mini people's-power "We can't live on our salaries," Jan Hobby said, humorous." And, County Attorney Tom Freeman said, "I missioners can almost always be found at the movement Tuesday caught Seminole County "so we thought maybe we'd bring these care Williams said the int erruption o1ded a "little didn't mind it; it's a constitutional right to courthouse. Commissioners unawares and their reactions packages to make It easier for commissioners." bit o f light ness and levit " in an otherwise bor ing petition." Pat for school board members went from $4 672 ran ed froin glee to glum, depending on individual Conunission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., calling the day. Packages were addressed to commissioners, the lie said he was pleased to see a good turnout of philosophies protest "great", said he sifted through a "care citizens she riff, and officials, as sell as School Supt Bud wh ic h in d ica tes voter interst raises to Layer,Polk, Circuit Court Clerk Art Beck For instance, Bob EIIV, the commission's adyer. Other officials took a somewhat dimmer view. wi th Jr, and property appraiser Terry Goembel ministrative ass,stant, shook his head and Ashby Jones, deputy circuit court clerk, who is a couldn't believe it" when some 20 protestors danced teen." For instance, Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski painter in his spare time, said it would be nice if one Theoretically, one could argue that since the pay into the courthouse Tuesday to .d istr ibute 40 to 50 by Dick Turner JokIngly, Vihlen said he plans to "use what I refused to comment. Asked to say something witty, of the packages contained canvas or other a rtists' hikes were granted by law, they are mandatory. U' cir [)I(rI,tS 11flfl, con hl11lSSiOflCrs, ' S.ii( lie s4ns rio Ui ' n,' " "itt y" d lx u t the ca n . miiitt.ri4iis. However, there is noth ing to prevent a public r Protestors claimed the commission Ignored the Commissioners John Kimbrouh and flick invasion. be uUicdj i urn iurnizi me raise Dac ma the State. C i : j ~ ~ nannla ` 4 --'--'-'- ^-'-" 7-'---_- Im. ,..,,..,.& -I %-" -&-'. 6udg,ci 'Wililams took =6* of the same tack as t1w. Sheriff John Polk Raid he w#wq nipjacod that r th!! WC iiiç v.u*iuii*y. citizens have the right to protest. chairman, asaresultoftheCountyOfficthlsSalaryAct. be used to pay for raises for state legislators. I _________________________ -- - Care Packages"Spice Commission Meeting ,' PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug 22) If your once you're satisfied you have boldly and Before the day is out you will be ambitions are up to par this will answer you'll act the TAURUS (April 20-M pleased by something that win ! You'll be more successful in be a very rewarding day. You Wisely. happen. It will benefit SAGITTARIUS (Nov. y. today than you will with those things unwisely. ) Your 2fl Lady Luck will give you an : VIRGO(Aug23-Sept 22 for whom ou have a sincerc assist today, but the first moves YOUR BIRTHDAY energies are likely to be affection to you. If you ) don't Sept. 24, 1975 misdirected early in the da y on will be UP). GENIINI (May 21-June 20) If something frivolous, but by try, she there's a favor you need of a afternoon you'll make up for CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) the coming year are extremt.,1 friend it will be granted If you lost time. You're extremely creative in encouraging. It's very likely lay all your cards on the table. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) This projects of a domestic nature, you'll be involved in a new Don't try to disguise your should be a lucky day for you in Put your talents to work to commercial venture with rnotm.es se veral partners situations where you share an beautify your living space II _!_ ", _ CJTAGI()), I Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ___________________________________________________________________________ at an important decision, but been hanging fire. shade too extravagant. THE BORN LOSER I 68th Year. No. fl-Wednesday. September 24, 197 I ' - / I 'BNICEBEDEOI For Wednesday, September 24, 1975 L ___________ 0 HOROSCOPE )f f I _ffI r ____r_i_ , __ --_ _____ -1 .. A South Vietnamese Air Finally his message was Force major, who landed a intercepted It read Can you small observation plane con- move those helmcopter3 to the taining his wife and five other side? I can land on your children on the deck of USS runway. I can fly one more Slidway on April 30, received a hour. We have enough time to tribute to his courage Tue.yby move. Please rescue me." in Sanford from the carrier Mid way's commanding of cress in the fcrm of a $2,500 Capt. L..C. ('hamnbers, het,k ordered the flight deck cleared With the c imminent, in a daring attempt to save himself and his lamil), The major brought his plane Major Bung Ly piloted the single-tngine Cessna 0-1 -Bird Dog" from Con Son Island deck for Ns first carrier Ianseaward in march of a safe (fing without :he benefit of tail hook or barrica0e. haven. r - _~ - - 1,4- _.-~__ . __V___-__-t-..i_ , - V,-. _f,p~i:%T ;~7=~%. !_4,e fz,--1k. "__ L"k~=L~a-"Zli 2- I ~ ___?%~E__ -, -, - '' - '- -' lie located the .Midway, which had already received inspired the crew of the Midway over 2,000 Vietnamese refugees they deciLW to adopt the brought on tx).vd the da) . I ; -_ Commander Ray Fox presents M540 check on behalf of the USS Midway crew to Major Ditag Ly and his faml e helicopters. Circling in help them start a new life. Meanwhile, Major Bung Ly and note on the deck, he failed on his farnily were processed and three attempts as notes t.ransferred from Guam to weightpd to a survival knife, 1 Continued on page IZAI A - - - - '•• - - - - -- - ' ' " . - • ' ' ;" - - , t . * - . ' : :: _ - - - - - � 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, September 23, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/9490304e845de187ecbb0d37b8a42511.pdf f8dea78c55a5fa900aef904268039522 PDF Text Text ,--,et--- r ----- - ----. -7 - -e-ff -,- - 4C—Eveniç BE ET LE M'v' Rii CLEAN: IN PEC1I AKE IT SHORT RIBS by Fvaxik Hill 68th Year, No. 27—Monday, Sept. 22, 1975 %Ww~ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Get Interest Money Utility Owners THE BOR tn OF Q i — k — C T CAMPUS -3 II [2 :J-) Grier Suit May Cost _$140,000: Official s - By ED 1'1tlCKF Thus far, the county has paid $59,000 In interest Herald Sta ff Wri ter money to owners of Consumer and Indian Hills A suit f iled by Casselbey Mayor Bill Grier, Utiliti es. And, county officials estte an ad. which delayed Seminole County's purchase of two ditional p2,000 In Interest will be added before the utilities by as much as nine months, could hand the sale is consummated, hopefully, In December. county's taxpayers a $140,000 bill, county officials Bill Dale, the director of the County's en said today. vironmental services department, said a bond Though Grier agreed to drop the suit earlier this, market "gone to hell" because of the financiaI month, interes t money k still beg p owners of situation in New Ycrk City can cash) a d d an ad tie t o uttlttie;, plus, cuunty officials now say U ditwnal $),OOOto the )rice tag for the two 1irn. elayed purchase could cost an additional $50000 The additional $50,000 which la an estate because of "uncertain" situations in the bond would result from the count forced rrkt Ør ntrpt ralA Grier's suit, which was filed in March, was Of ficialsesflmate the county will pay an additional scheduled for a Sept. 17 hearing before the Florida one-half per cerit for bonds. Supreme Co. "It's taking bunches of money and the people are —. -- BECAM E -- -v--- INA L 1 E E ODP THEE AND jr A H IT MAN FOR E SYNDICATE. - _______ ROss, Tk I .. VI I I N r AL SUCCEESS 3TORY ________ __ - d . - -- - £ - I . - - £ Environn tal Services Director Bill Da I e cit es the financial situation in New York City for a bond market that h .as ,gone hell" Hat way said he recognizes a certain degree of aware the suit was costing taxpayers money, the non-coopera ti veness exists between county and city mayor said he hadn't really checked into that offtciala, but he called Grier's action "unreal" and aspect. one which hurt the entire county and helped no one. After officially withdrawn the suit, the mayor Dale said county officials held a meeting to see If said the city had "nothing to gain" from pursuing a lawsuit against th e city would regain any of th e the issue. It funds. Dale said a lawsuit wasu't considered The $2.4-million from th e sale of bonds is to be feasible because Casselberry was within its rights used to purchase the tw o utilitie..s, ne ti-)tal p.rth t p I nt P k 'mm ott ti unttwi at the bond 'tilidaUun hearing dLL price 12 4 million, according to officiaLs County Commlt.r M1kp Ilatlaway and John A bond vidaUon hearing was held in March. At A clau se in the purchase agreement stipulated Kimbrough took turns last week lambasting that time Casselberr) appealed, and the issue went the county pay interest payments in the event the elberry officials for riling the suit last March. to the high court for a ruling. Both county and city sale dJdn't take Place krinediately following the a 3 ovi,uvu "urtn or nlirament, brougn oil ici ais agreed to withdraw the suit, and the court bond validation . said And Hatthay called Crier's actions officially dropped the m a tter last week. Bond v alidation hearings are held in circu it Grier had hinted for months that he would drop court, and bond sales must t;e validated by a circuit action not worthy of an elected official, the suit. Asked about two months ago if he was court judge. Water r! uuijiuiyallbpecT Meeting BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel bought XXeimda I 4 \ A joint meeting between Sanford and Lake Mary of. tidal, regarding the "willingness" of Sanford to sell water to Its next door neighbor has been s'iggested by Sanford City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles. ABOUT, BLON DIE a Sanford city commissioners m.ay consider the suggestion at their regular meeting at 7 p.m. ( Jh1 , Sanford', Acting City Maa*er Bilk llrcend Said this morning the City of Lake Mary may enginer expansion of its own well system if a water contract cannot be worked out, — 'S Knowles, who is on vacation this week, suggested in a memorandum to the cornmission that the "two councils meet and discuss it together." to WINTHR( 1 in I- I'M REc D LAtiN AAIN Knowles has asked the € commission to "work out an w'rw tc' EEK S MEl by Howie Schneider ' £ ' , •' Talk : For q+r te Judge Hosemann granted a to the complexity of tht- charges IIIU UJC number UI £I'b. 1 May CTSOfl5 for Charles Wesley Asbury, 27, charged that they had hi-n One of 13 suspects arrested in 948 Lake Irene Dr., Maitland, unable to prepare for trials. connection with an alleged another suspect in the burglary Jedge Hosemann today million-dollar-a.year "steal-to- ring who was scheduled this tentatively scheduled trials in order" burglary and theft ring wee k for trial on breaking and his court this week in the has pleaded guilty and Is now entering with intent to commit foll owing order: listed as a state witness against a felony and grand larceny other defendants, Tuesday, Michael Christy, charges. 23 St. Petersburg, accused of James Arthur Onie, 2year. Assistant Sta te Atty. Charles old Orlando carpenter, was Gordon said Onie is now listedPossession of controlled scheduled for trial this week as a state's witness in the stance: MDA capsules, in connection with an April traffic before Circuit Court Judge A.J. Asbury case. Defense attorney arrest by a state trooper on 14. Hcsemann Jr., on charges of Roger Berry asked that the - . armed breaking and entering. Asbury trial be continued and — Wednesday, Roger D. grand larceny and larceny of a said the defense c;-se wasn't Robinson, 19, of Orlando, and firearm charges. ready for trial, John M. Rousch, 22, 1148 However, State Atty. Abbot: Sheriff's deputies are In. Galahad Dr., Casselberry, on Herring's office told the court vestigating telephone bomb charges of entering a fruit that the case against Onie has threats over the weekend grove with intent to commit a been dropped as part of plea against witnesses In the Mb' felony and grand larceny. Sanford's fleet Resent A1sclatIon held a mgaggSafty nt a a festive occasion negotiations that resulted last case. It was. Albert Miller, president of Post 147 of the Fleet Reserve Auociation The men were arrested by (left), John Hay (per. week in Onie pleading guilty in Trials for two other defen. sheriffs deputies in connection tially hidden) and Horace Hall, president of the Flett Reserve Club, light up cigars as the mortgage another case to breaking and dants in the burglary ring cases with the theft of a trailer Aug. burns. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) entering with intent to commit were continued last week when 17 from an orange grove off SR. a felony, defense attorneys said that due 4N ,4)uth of SR6 at Geneva. "I. 01" V_ MORTGAGE BURNING "'S 1-' Post Eliminated As Of Next Month Adair At Dead End In Fight To Keep Job indication as to Sanford's Pollution Control Officer willingness to sell them water Langley Adair's fight for his job so their engineering can has run its course. proceed." As of next month —as It now Adair will no longer Samuel Ackley, Knowles' stands assistant, said there appears to be employed by Seminole be "no serious political County. Adair was scheduled to approblems" between the twc pear at last Tuesday's county municipali ties and the chances mmission meeting to appeal may be "pretty good" in co a decision which cut $34,584 working out a water contract. From his pollution control - -- "We worked out something Adair in his search for a new the commission had no inhad no opening for a $14,800-a- session, Dale asked for an where the other two people as position. tention of turning Adair out in year pollution control officer. additional $4,000 to fund the to Commissioner (Mike) Hat. "I will personally assist the "Cold," and offered ho pe All of Adair's pollution positions until money could be taway said wouldn't be out In Langley with what I feel would the pollution fighter might be fighting responsibilities were found in his budget. the 'cold," Adair said, be a good utilization of his placed under Bill Dale, the transferred to Dale. And the The commission authorized Asked what he intended to do, qualifications and talents," the county's director of en- biologist and technician who Dale to retain the former Adair Adair replied," Job hunt." board chairman said. vironmental services, worked under Adair will now employes, but told Dale cornS Commission Chairman Sid When news of Adair's demise Dale squelched those hopes work for Dale. missioners would have to find Vihien Jr. said he will assist ft surfaced, Hattaway said last Tuesday when he said he At l's budget setting the additional ,00o. last week Stron er Elotese Aims budget — a move that Ackley said one thing that eliminated Adair, a biologist would have to be resolved and a technician, who worked would be service to a 300-acre /sb.::10 4ii . - - 'I - . - today. FRANK A , Tn By BOB LLOYD U TI-I' JOKE L1 --f _0 1 Herald Staff Writer EVER HEAR 1n , By JOE ASK REIN' PIDVA -S __ '-5--,-- — HEY, CoAcE, __ ,it Adair was unaware his entire budget had been wiped out In a Sept. 9 commission rneeIIn until a reporter informed him on Sept. 10 that he no longer had Job or a department. - - - - - -. - [1.1'. "DAN" HOLLEY Cam paign Names Chairman MIAMi (AP) —Tropical Storm Eloise, which kIlled 42 people as "Coi'ditlou remain favorable for the hurricane to continue I' for him, a hurricane last week, became a hurricane again today, aiming strengthen piece of land annexed by before reaching the coast. Gales extend outward But Adair said he received its is mileper-hour winds and driving rain at the Florida- miles north of An obviously stunned Adair Sanford before Lake Mary was "word" that he was out and the center." Alabama Gull Coast. at first vowed to fight the Tides wer expected to be five to eight feet abovenormal incorporated in August of 1973. wouldn't be rehired. And, in The hurricane was expected to bit the area of Mobile, Ala., and near, cvnunission's decision. or just east, of therfnt where the eye crosses the coast. Lake Mary's population now Is response for his not appearing Pensa cola, Fla., late today, said Neil Frank, director of the Eloi was a kil er hurricane last La ter he opted for placement week when it left 42 dead i about 2,752, according to city be(orethecommlssion,officiais National Hurricane Center In Miami. crossed Puerto Rico and the Dominican agreed to hire back the biologist Repubik, but it list its of his two pollution fighting hall recortis punch assistants and a positive before moving over the sip of Mexi Eloise was located some 275 miles south of New Orleans at 8 late co's Yucatan Penimula rcc and technician to un tests o in mend at ion Saturday. fro m is memo In h . Knowles pieviously done by Adair's a.m. EDT. of County officials. sooa as it got over open water again, Eloise started t, Semin1e Hurricane warnings were Issued from Grand Isiani:, L3 to suggested this "annexation of pollution control department. D. l"• "l)an" Holley, Inanagir Apalac hi co slowly regain strength," a spokesman said. "The water ternla , Fla. Both VihIen and Adair have of Sears, de-annexation are separate Altamonte Mall, haperatures In the Gulf are quite warm, and we u* no. reason why it been In contact with sta te of. been named Commercial Eloise was mo ving north at 14 rs.p.h "and is expected to problems and can be handled shouldn't get stronger." ficials in an effort to place Division gradually turn toward the Lorth-north east this afternoon, With the separately." Chzirman for the 1975 Meanwhile, tropical storm Faye posed no dsnger to la nd for the Seminole County's soon o-t,e United Way Campaign, ac. center reaching the coast In the Mobile-Pensacola area this next several days as Its 45 m.p.h. winds blew In the Also on today's regular oçen Atlantic fanner pollution 'fficrr with cording to Jim Rsa, chameveningortonIgbt,"h.aidFrank(nan8a,m.adyory about 750 miles east-northeast of the Leeward Islands. agenda are five public hearings Around The Clock the state. 4-A paign ehairnian on: Bridge •--...• 6-B CO-Chairmen with Iluiley are Calendar ...............5-A Chris ELsea and Dn Davies for Consideration of 19 con' Comics 6-fl the northern section of 'F demnation notices including the Crossword ...............4-B Seminole County and Terry old clubhouse at Celery and Editorial ..............4-A Bender for Altamonte Mall Bob Mellonville Avenues used by Dear Abby ..............6-A Lewis is leader for t he InterThe Sanford Naval Accdemy. Dr. Lamb .............. .4-8 state Mall. Horoscope .................6-B Annexation of property Holley announced that area Obituaries ......... $A nh,i? tin:, 1 1w i'n'tr)t- rhshLi,f. i l'aders h.i imnd fors Fr - T day' o - - . • - - - - -- - -- - ' - - - - - - -- £ - - r - - ,. �2A—Eveninr . Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Sept. 22.197S Record Enrollment Expected Layer Seeks Courtesy Bus IN BRIEF Broward Teachers Defy Court, Judge Hears Arguments Vote Switch In Suit To Allow Death MORRISTOWN, N.J (AP) A judge hears arguments tr'day on the reque.t of Joseph T. Quinlan that his adopted daughter be allowed to die. She has been in a coma for five months and doctors say there is no hope for rccovery. Quinlan filed the suit Sept. 12, seeking court approval to disconnect a hospital's respirator from Karen Ann Quinlan, 21, which would result in her death "within minutes" because it is "God's will," he said. Doctors say the coma was probably caused by an overdose of akuhul and drugs and there Is no chance of recovery. "I as the last to hold out because both my wife and my other daughter were critically ill in the past, and the Lord always answered my prayers before," Quinlan has &id. "But after a lot of prayers I became convinced this is what God's will was, that Karen was being called by N Ir y - -. I - SLA Bomb Links Probed In the wake of the capture of Patricia Hearst, federal Investigators are checking for possible links between the Symbionese Liberation Army and terrorist bombings around San Francisco in the last 20 months. FBI AgenWn.charge Charles Bates said evidence including explosives gathered in connection with the arrests Thursday of Miss Hearst and thee coinrdes Is being comparcd pith evidence on recent Bay area bombings. "We're combing the evidence found Thursday," he said In an Interview Sunday. "Anytime we find anything, It's checked and rechecked against the older bombings." - - -- - - Energy Program Pushed MONTEREY, Calif. (AP) President Ford has decided to push for a major federal program to encourage heavy private investment In domestic energy resources, officials say. Sources who relayed this word said Ford might decide to make public at least th ad outlines of his plan ina San Francisco address today to a cwentlon of the AFL. ClO budding trades department. The President was said to have been still working on his AFL-CIO taik late Sunday after flying here from Anaheim, where he addressed the National Association of tile Underwriters, - Luggage Tag Rule In Effect By The Associated Press At Los Angeles International Airport an esthnated 60 r cent of boarding passengers didn't have one. But at O'Hare International Airport In Chicago, one airline said only one passenger in 19,000 didn't have one. The "one" was an Identification tag or sticker atl'ched to every piece of 1utgogc checked it airline ticket cotnters in the United States. The üvil Aeronautics Beard regulation requiring the tags wtiil into effect Sunday. Passengers generally cooperatai with the new rule, either by coining with their bags equipped with ID tags or setIng them train airline ticket counter personneL Patty May Take Stand SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Pau'icla Hearst may take the 'thess stand Tuesday In an effort to convince a skeicaI federal Judge that she is. safe risk to be freed on bail, according to one of her aUomey. Meanwhile, two newspapers today r--ported that FBI agents discovered i ceven-page docvment that Includes criticism by Miss Hearst of two Symblonere liberation Arff.y companions. - — ' j• - . -------- --- ------- --------- ----- - Fifth Armed Robbery In Eight Months SkimMasked Bandlets I ------- - floor and used telephone cords, months. In Um of LM previous Route Two, was held on S6,M0 rope and dog leashes to tie up cases autos were stolon and borld, according to jail records~ Mean and Carol A. Oversireet, later recovered by officerL 26, of Altamonte Springs, $5,000 Bond Set deputies said. While the armed men were Casselberry police jailed ransa cking the house Jeffery Kevin Allen Hodges, 21, of 390 on charges of assault and l ' - - - age to walk In the mornings and II 1k 11,11 UUiiUiiI5 pVIILIIL w - P anning Boar Expected 1 0 UIfl 3 na memoer l 3 d LAKE WORTH rAP) .L In an anguished search f or a cure to a rare disease that hit four of his children, Leo Finnnery has turned to heavy vitamin doses, biofeedback, a psychic and even a "knockdown, drag 'em out ' Jesus Christ healer." "We're looking everywhere for treatments," he says. "I uon't quit," echoes his wife, Shirley. "Doctors have the attitude that we should control the seizures and keep the children rnmfnrtnhI' ht u. Wnft'i "I.I-." VV "S. The disease, called myoclonic epilepsy, hit Rick first In 1966 when he was 10 years old. Now he can't walk, Is un-conscious most of the time and has so little control of his muscles he can barely swallow. -- - - - Ray Bradshaw Has Abilities - - - .- - - - - , - -: A brief agenda is scheduled for the 4:30 p.m. meeting of the - _. jiy B)tDSIJAW - home Is a metal turning 10 lathe, Inotors aed shelves full of other components. He has built every - - - - ,_ _ ._ i,_ building - :__- he now . 'UII liBBY, Mont. i API The U.S. Navy tombstone of Timothy E. Nunley Is resting in a city garbage dump today, replaced with one inscribed by his parents. "We lost our beloved son through the negligence and stupidity of the United States government and its agents," the new marker reads. Timothy, 19, died of cancer In a Navy hospital in Jacksonville, Fla., on Sept. 20, 1974. His parents say the Navy failed to diagnose the disease and repeatedly refused to admit their only son to a hospital until it was too late. - :- UII Bitter Parents Blame Navy - MURK night. or holiday. And you're stuck. Because your bank i closed, and you can't cash a check l'hosc days are uone fore ver. ow, on the outside wall of your Fhjhip I3nk uult find "24 Hour Jack:' He's open at midnight. 2 in the morn:n, Saturday evening. Sunday afternoon, the 4th of Jul',. Christmas, and all other times too. "24-Hour Jack" lets you tvithdraw up to '100 a dov from your checking account. Withdraw from savings. Make deposits (and get a printed receipt). And Jack still even take your instalment loan payments. .. -. What's more the cost of using this handy dandy sen'icc is darn reasonable. It's free! A gift from us to you when ou open a checking account. So hustle over and open one. Because with"24-Hour Jack" on your side, you'll never be shut out again on Sunday afternoon. Sunday afternoon You promised totreat yourte..11to pizzas i1of they won. You idtit think they ad a chance, but they did. ow youre stuck for the party, but you just have a couple of bucks on you. is So you zip by"24-HourJack 'your bankeros always onn. Prt'ss (ow buttons, grab some cash, and go from rin in t hero in one minute flat. - 14 Die On State Highways City Public hearin gs and adoption of ordinances rezoning the Phil possesses. It was a nat ural purchased a 30-acre tract j progression (run this type of west Of DeLand In[Ake County, Orr prorty fronting ons43 background to building tuls own The completed plane will be and Sand Lake Road to cornplane. parked there. Drawing mercial neighborhood and chiIdhood growIugup on flt correcti ng legal descriptions Bradshaw tells of a (arm, his ori ginal intent was to are to be acted upon. Iiarrowin experience that turn t he aerage into a truck ocvurreddurunghlsmanyyear Ordinances annexing and (armto "fly Out of," but as the rezoning a strip of Dcl Ray of flying. While on a flight over years went by it developed Into Manor Merritt island, be crashed and a abutting SR 436 with private airport for himself profe "walked away from 't." Two andhis ssional office district may be considered on first reading, months la ter, after patching UP According to Bradshaw, the the plane, he flew it out of u.me to 'Dulid Merritt Isis nd to the Sanford an am avvrg small aircraft Is fi ve rears Airport on a ferry permit. Due to lila position in the city This experience has not and his many activities, deterred him from continuing, Bradshaw cannot estirnatejuit not 1yto fly, but toJ ho w long ft Will take him to own craf t. He possesses an finish his. aircraft power plant He is, however, making this which will be of immeasurable project Priority No. I and Is awaiting the day he can "t5 auWanm to him In his appointed task, ride in the 3 y" In a craft he Personally built with a labor of Sx years ago, Bratjcjmw love. v - - - . Floridians soon will be TALLAHASSEE (AP) able to will their organs to medical science while they're getting their drivers' licenses, "It's thought that this will save a lot of lives in Florida," says Rep. Earl Hutto, 1)-Panama City. "I know two people in this town who have someone else's kidney and are functioning real well." A law that takes effect Oct. 1 provides for distribution of organ-donor cards at the drivers' license offices. Small plastic pouches will be distributed with the cards so drivers can keep the cards and licenses together. - Altamonte Springs Commfr,on Tuesday. ni'I• .... .., Floridians Can Donate Organs - Talent Required For Building Plane MIAMI (All) Contract talks between Natio na l Airlines and a str iking f light attendants' union rema in ed ground ed alter federal mediators suspended ne gotia tions For th e second time In two weeks. William J. Usery of th e Fed eral M ed iation and Conciliation Service suspended the negotiations Sunday evening for an indefinite period, saying both sides remained far a pa rt. 'I'm extremely disappointed," said Usery, who had to return to Washi ng ton today for talks between the National Football League and the pla yers' union. "Yesterday Saturday) I was hopeful an agreement could be reached and several times in the past two days I thought they were close." ' Is happened to all of us. You run short of c&-.h on ii weekend • - moly-tubing frame and wood. Herald Correspondent coveredwingswi th awlngspan of 20 feet. It has a 125 horTo build one's own airplane sepower engine capable of requires the knowledge of a antici pated air speed of 170 machinist a mechanIc, welder mph, a radio and basic i'i. and engine mechanic. struments. You must have some Bradshaw states he has knowledge of aei-odynemics, always been Interested In woodworking, electrical ap. mechanical devices, pargiyiic, Ilcularly flYth As a Ills not anaversge'do4t.. tenager,wtdlehisfrIn(Jj, ,r self' pr ct. involved In sports acUvlUes, he nay tsraasnaw, Winter was studYing books on Springs' controversial bu1dhng a nd the pri nciples of flying. administrator, has all these Bradshaw, a 43-year-old talents and is putting his bachelor, £'s his "wildest knowledge to good use by amWtIon" is tobufldanorigj, al constructing a Cotar Sports aircraft right from the drawing plane on his twoacre wooded board This plane is only ,an lo: on Hayes Road all in his interim measure." spare time. Over the years, B1thSW The plane Bradshaw is has been involved In building building is a two-sea ter, side by and repairing cars, motorside, aircraft whi th a chrome cyeles'rnd aircraft. Set up in his - Parents Desperate For Cure - By NANCY WMYflI • ti $Ut UI (fit 31111C S - Buschman First To File As Candidates In A Floyd, -- Airline Negotiations Halted at tonight's 7:30 meetin g that suspended until a rehearing of Howard Marsee, Sanford at. the matter could be held. The be hired to represent Injunction halted a public Council Chairman J.R. the city In the civil suit brought bea ring set for Sept. 8. Grant, when the un paid bills by Seminole Baptist Temple. Also on the agenda are: were found, said they were for Al though the council voted 4-1 Adoption of the county Items Including coveralls, to have Brock defend the city un animal control police uniforms, blazers, the suit, the attorney urged the Appointment of a coinAIITAMONTE SPRINGS term board member Helen members of her staff at American flags and a myriad of council to reconsider and allow mittee on the cRy recreauon Two men Norman Floyd Sr., Keyser. Term of office Is two Altamonte City Hall. other Items for periods ex. him to recommend a nother building, and Glen W. Buschman of- years. te nding from the end of 1973 attorney. As of July, the city had 3,341 through Acceptance of main- liclally became candidates In 1974. Earlier this year At the Sept. 5 hearing, Judge tenance bonds for North the city's Nov 4, election by Floyd is seeking re-election to registered voters. The exact the city found some $12,()0 In Kenneth Leffler granted Orlando Terraces Sections 7 f ormally filing documen ts w hen a second term as mayor. Under number ci those eligible to Cut un id bi pa lls stuff ed in desk Seminole Baptist Temple a and 10, Unit 2. the elect ion qualification period the new charte r the term of ballots in the November drawers a nd paid flies. temporary Injunction and office for the mayor Is now election Is expected to be tallied At torney's report on tabled ope ned restraining order barring the motion by Councilman John later t his week, The candida te qualification thrc years. Other Items on the agenda city from I'-'terference regar- Daniels to place referendum on period closes Oct. 3. copies of minutes and Ex-mayor Lawrence SwofVoter registration for the ding the condi tional use permit the ba llot on charter change to rd has announced be will be ag enda For meeting; change Buschman, a retired Air municipal election closed lo granted the church on July 2lor allow transfer of funds fromooe Force colonel and currently Saturdayaftcr43citiz ,added challenging Floyd In the advertising in newspaper; *' the bui lding permit Issued July department to another without associated with a new car their names to the voter rolls election for the mayor's office, method of paying bills; Sam 30 for the ch urch to build In a a public hear ing, dealership in Casselberry, during a special voter It Is expected both incumbent Bowman. Rezoning comresidential area on Hayes Councilwoman Irene Van qualified as a candidate for the registration conducted by plication of Country Club commissioners, Road. Eepeel. District Three ci ty commission County Elections Su pervisor Mrs. Keyser Kennels and reports from and Cal DeVoney, will seek When protests from residents Mayor's report. seat currently held by three- Camilla Bruce and tv'o return to councilmen, Mayor James their offices. Los-mann and City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. torney, I nyc; Longwood's Land Planning member, Robert harms. Haynie. Harms is a resident in Agency (zoning board) given harms, an unsuccessful one of the new areas, DevonIncreased responsibility this mayoral candidate In last shire. The board is headed by year to work on the city's December, Is resigning because former ci ty council chairman comprehensive development he is moving out of the area, Percy White. plan, mandated by special state Tracy Estes resigned from the law, s expected to gain Its board In recent weeks beca e Also on the agenda for the us Longwood mee ting is old bijis. second new member this month of business commitments. when the city council at its 7:30 The Estes seat was f iled by The unpaid bills, reported by p.m. meeting today considers long-time city resident and City Bookkeeper Elise 0111ff, total about $2000 and were the resignation of board building contractor found some weeks ago in the police department. WINTER SPRINGS City influ2nced the council to Attorney Newman Brock will reverse its original approval, I UIU --- •l•..,, bours ;n classes and this is not eco To Defend City -------------------------- working In a pressure situation," Ippolito, 40, who took over the post last week, (aces plenty of pressure. The state's $40 mi ll ion-a-year computer operation has been a center of controversy for years. Some of the compla ints came from Audi to r General Ernest Ellison, who found It would be easy to eat e ch th system because th e state doesn't ha ve proper security t3 5 billion a year in state checks. Korb said two mlkslsa long way for children of kin. dergarten through third grade rl'e TAIJHASSEE (AP) The new director of th e state Electronic Da ta Processing Division says be expects computer system by reorganizing th e di vision, "1 like a challenge," says Robert Ippolito, "I like fl Attorney' Sought •,_.- ..-_-_t ' Agency Head Likes Pressure -. , =_. A - - being taken Into consideration. By BOB LLOYD Scott Lang, and Charlene Violet Dell Court, Casselberry, battery, resisting arrest with attacked from the back and his Korb said the parents have Herald Stall Writer Elaine Woody, 20, of Apopka, Sunday on $5,000 bond on a vloknce and malicious injury to helmet visor, watch and ruled out having the children arrived at the residence, of. charge of motor vehicle theft personal property, nuiksmanship badge ripped walk U.S. 17-92 to school Sheriff's detectives today ficers said, and were also bound after an auto belonging to Tommy Louis Saunders, 26, off, because of the hazards in. intensified 'their search for by the masked Intruders. Donald Straughan, 21 S. Devon Sanford Route Two, was held on voiced, the children are not three ski-masked shotgun The bandits took the four St., Winter Sprin$s, was $10,100 bond on charges of Turkeys Stolen allowed to use a shortcut bet. burglars after the fifth armed victims' wristwatches and reported stolen fronl Society malicious Injury to county Sanford police today were ween Skylark and Longdale robbery, or burglary, In eight rings and took an undetermined Park Apartments, Fern Park. property, assault with Intent to investigating the weekend theft subdivisions because of months In which the same amount of Items from the tY)use Sheriff's deputies said commit a felony and resisting of an undetermined number of trespassing laws. method of operation was used, plus Lang's 1973 model auto. Casselberry police stopped the an officer with violence, The only walk way open to the frozen turkeys from a parked Early Sunday, according to Detective George Hagood car for driving on the wrong Sheriff's reports said Lt. Roy refrigerated trailer at 15th St. children, Kork said, is through sheriff's reports, three men said the auto was later side of the road about the same Hughey was allegedly struck Skylark to Wren Stroet to Grant and French Ave. dressed In army-type jackets stuck In the sand In an orange time that Straughan was while moving through a crowd Street and finally to school. He Patrolman Richard j and boots and ski masks, armed grove north of McCullough reporting the stolen auto to of about 200 the persons it the bar Bennett said James rich, 27Z2 area measures ia with shotguns, smashed a Road. deputies. afldlaterknocked to the grounij Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, miles and Is hazardous. sliding glass door and forced Detectives said the mdous Deputies arrested two men at outside the bar, Tomorrow: The chances of reported the truck and turkeys their way Into a house at 2655 operandi of the masked, the Deluxe Bar, Southwest During the parking lot melee. were owned by Ardmore changing the busing law and the Red Bug Road off Lake Howell. shotgun burglars was the same Road, Sanford, during a deputies said, Hughey was Farms, Deiand, dangers Skylark children face. The Intruders knocked as four previous Incidents in Saturday nignt disturbance. Gregory John Mean, 28, to the south Seminole In recent Eddie Williams, 24, Sanford .... - - • - --------------': IN ACTION .... GAINESVIllE Classes colleges in its Health Center colleges in June," Marston consensus among deans and of a possible 495. Students may placement test scores of 303 or began at the University of and Institute of Food and said, "but we have experienced other administrators that the enter state universities with better. gricu tural Sciences. Those the highest retention rate Florida today with an an. of old overall quality of the faculty is ticipated enrollement of ,500 units will enroll about 3,000 students in history. We had no the best In our history. We also by the end of Late registration students. way to predict this when have by far our brightest Sept. 26. Dr. Robert Q. Marston, who establishing plans last fall for student body." begins his second year as holding the enrollment near the This will be an Increase of Marston said that 52 of president, imposed a limit 1974 level," a bout 1,000 over last fall's "near the Florida's 96 Merit Scholars for level" of last year's University officials say more record breaking enrolment, enrollment in the non-Health students are remaining in the 1975 will be In the entering class but short of the enrollment Center and IFAS colleges. university and returning to the of 2,900 freshmen. Freshman limits placed on the sta te's enrollment Is limited to that "Enrollment this fall will be oldest university by the Board up a few hundred, despite our university after staying out for a few months because of the number. The average Florida of Regents. setting a quota on esery college poor employment market. 12th Grade Placement rest The University of Florida is and closing down new In a letter to the (acuity Last score for the freshman class Is limited to 27,000, not couating enrollment In all but a few week Marston said, "There Is a the highest in history 435 out - HARVESTER rp,'nmmpn,j in ti€ ,.iu .., ,'n,tnMI Classes Start Today At U. Of Florida , •.-- . Monday. Sept. 72, employes. , . - WASHINGTON (AP) The price of a gallon of imported fuel oil wiildrop 1.5 cents as the result of the Ford adxnlristratlon's decision to remove the 60.cents49arrel Import fee on refined petrokwn products, officials say. Federal Energy Administrator Frank G. Zarb announced the move Sunday and said Resident Ford will decide soon whether or not to renove a $2-per-barrel fee on crude oil imports. Dropping the GOcent fee came as a response to the abrupt lapse in price controls on most domestically produced oil, which could result in higher prices and spur inflation. . -:' - Imported Fuel Oil To Drop adding layer has s iiid to -. - WASHINGTON (AP) A special federal court Is hearing three hours of arguzmnLu on Richard M. Nixon's attempt to reclaim ownership of millions of documents and the White House tapes accumulated during his presidency. In the oral arguments today, lawyers for the former president were expected to claim that Nixon has a constitutional right of ownex ship to the 42 million documents and thou.v'iith of hours of tape reels from his administrations. The former president's lawyers contend that only Nixon can properly assure the privacy rights of the thousands of persons mentioned In all those papers or recorded on the tapes. Nixon also $55 he needs the materials to write a hook and help establish a library of his records. - - - ngwood said today Layer has gone to great lengths to prove a point rather than being concerned about the safety of the children, provide busing to Skylark when roval of courtesy busing for G,her areas rwed busing would lementary School children be unfair. - since April 15. Nixon Arguments Heard ,. . Mis.c Quinlans heart and lungs have been dependent - from the Longwood subdivision "i don't know how one judges of Skylark. fairness when the safety of The school board two weeks children is concerned," korb ago voted to grant the courtesy said. busing Layer .iaid the school system Layer said today, ,We are mowed a strip along Wren looking for a bus Oerloadmg Street ui the subdiisioti a T of bscs must be relieved first along Grant thr ough the city and the number of breakdowns paik so the children could walk so far has put an excessive off the road. Various county and state officials were on band recently It witness the hyacinth harvester in action burden on buses. Koric. however, sk! a on the St. Johns River •r!:: -. ie nave not Dccii awe W must be organized to have a choke off the river's oxygen supply, dumw them on the river bank and front loader, haul the pesky fulfill the board's direction yet, state law passed In 1939 and plants away to be used for fertilizer, land fill and other miscellaneous uses. (Herald Photo by Bill and will ask the board to renewed over a span of years, Vincent Jr.) reconsider Wednesday night," the last Um in 1972, which Layer said, denies state funding for buses for children who live less than : .. a respirator at St. CI-ire 's linspital in nearby lnviUt WASHINGTON (AP) A 16.2-billion appropriation bill Is turning out to be a lightning rod that attracts such controversial issues as school busing, the occupational health and safety law and abortions. The debate, which is resuming today, has delayed the measure which Senate leaders had hoped to pass la-ct week and then turn to legislation dealing with natural gas. The bill would provide funds for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare and the Labor Department. Sen. Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, the Democratic ic hip, says a new antibusing amendment being offered by him would prevent HEW from using the threat of withholding funds to force schools to initiate busing to achieve racial balance. ht tin' in Altamonte prmgt:reconsiderlIsnp- - 1b !I4, - Appronrinflnn Rill flrws Pro '''4 ' IX FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) One of Broward County's two teachers' unio ns vowed to re main on strike today as sta te Officials th reaten to go back to court to enforce an injunction against th e walkout. "If we follow the ma ndates of the court, we will kill th e education of Broward County children," teacher Jim Ackerman said Sund ay to a meeting of th e Classroom Teachers Association "The conditio ns in the classroom are wrong. We kn ow th ey're wrong." No classes were scheduled today, a teacher's workday, for th e county's more than 100,000 students. But Cu rt is Mack, head of th e Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC), said he would ask th e court to enforce its Injunction If teac hers don't show up for work . A 1974 Florida Law prohibits strikes by any pu blic Skylark Homeowners School Superintendent W. "Bud" Layer will ask the School Board at iL ,, Wednesday OA Vow To Continue Walkout Ron Korb, president of the By DONNA ESTES ((Writ Herald (First of A Two-Part Series) - SAN FRANCIS(X) (AP) FLORIDA IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - fly The Associated Press Fourteen persons, including two Miami men killed in a fiery three-car crash, died on Florida highways during the s.eckend, the state Highway Patrol say's, Troopers said Daniel Sutton, 19, and Frank DeRosa, 51, (lied in the Saturday night crash on State Road 9. The southljund car driven by Sutton crossed the highway's median and struck two northbound vehicles, one of them driven by Deflosa, police said. Dc Rosa's vehicle exploded on impact. 'Generation Gap' A Success FORT LAUDERDALE AP1 They haven't any gold records and their concerts are attended by only a handful of elderly Listeners. But the musicians of "The Generation Gal)" know they are successful. The band, its 2 members ranging in age from 14 to 7, plays songs of "the good old days" every weekend in local nursing homes and hospitals. "These are the most appreciative audiences you could want," said Baynor O'Day, a schoolteacher who serves as the band's vocalist and mistress of ceremonies. "24-Hour Jack" Your any-hour banker. - Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole, 3(X)() South Orlando Drive. Sanford Flagship Bank of Melbourne, N.A., 1109 E. New Haven Avenue, Melhu Flagship First National Bank of Titusville. 201 Pine Sti'eet,Titusvllc. Flagship Bank c,f Orlando, 14(X) East Colonial Drive, Orlando. �______ _________ - - t.: 1' '.11 Herald Evening 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cede 305-322-11or 3I-9993 Monday, Sept. 22, 1973--AA Aroun d WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILI.IAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBEIITC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 0 ______ _____ Home Delivery: We'k, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mail: In Florida same m home delivery. All ('ther mail: Month, $2.70; 5 M3nths, $16.20; 12 Months, 432.40. ' ___ Striking Teachers The Clock Want Federalization As holders of at least one college degree, teachers should be as astute as anyone in understanding how inflation and recession are putting the squeeze on school financing. Costs are up, and the economy which generates taxes is still pulling out of a recession. This should result in teacher unions taking a restrained view of what they can expect from school di;tricts this year in wage and benefit increases and job guarantees. That's not the case, however, in some American cities. It is unfair to accuse striking teachei-s of poor economic sense. Ra th er, an explanation for these strikes has been suggested by leaders of the parent Ul 6a" " ulta V,t 11jua Education Association and the AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers. others have a tendency to become excited and then those nasty rumors can do more harm than the actual storm. Some of the more practical precautions that should be taken In the event Central Florida is placed on either hurricane alert or hurricane watch include: If your house Is out of danger from high waters and is well built., it is probably the best place to weather any storm. — Be alert for high water in areas where streams or rivers may flood after heavy rains. — If a boat owner, moore your boat securely or evacuate it to a safe area. Once moored, leave It and don't return once winds and way's are up. Board up windows or put storm shutters in place. When you board up, use good lumber securely fastened. Makeshift boarding may do more damage than none at all. Have strong bracing for outside doors. — Stock non-perishable food that can be eaten without cooking or with little preparation. Too, remember that electric power may be off and you could be without refrigeration. Be sure emergency facilities, i.e., flashlights and-or emergency lights are in working cond1tlos. Keep extra batteries on hand. — Sterilize the bathtub, jugs, bottles, cooking utensils and fill with drinking water, as local water service may be interrupted. — Be sure to have gasoline in your car. If electric power Is off, filling stations may not be able to operate pum ps. — — — t Check on everything that might blow away or be torn loose. Garbage cans, garden tools, signs, porch furniture, awnings, TV antennas end other objects become weapons of destruction in hurricane Inds. Anchor them securely or store them iiudde. — Be sure that a window or door can be opened on the lee side (the side opposite the direction from which the wind Is blowing). — If the center (or "eye") of the storm passes directly over, there will be a lull in the wind lasting from a few minutes to hail an hour or more. Stay in a safe place. Make em°rgency repairs during the lull IF NECESSARY, but remember the wind will return suddenly from the opposite direction, frequently with even greater (orce. — STAY CALM. Your ability to meet emergencies will inspire and help others. Chances are we'll never need to take these precautions In our area, but It's better to be prepared in the event a storm does hit. Keep tuned to any media that offers advice on the storm and follow its coordinates closely. By keeping your own tracking chart, you'll be better able to determine when and If you should start taking emergency precautions. We know what it's like to ride out these storms, having covered same over the past several years. Therefore, we urge all our readers to stay calm, don't sjread r'irnors and be sure that what you hear is the gospel. There will be plenty of time to make preparations for the storm -if you stay alert. Bill Currie t~~k t — —_ __ -A .1. # [t : : .I ;~ :s 11 -- -. -•-----.---------.-- .- -.--- •-,- -i1Lg'"-' ______ osle s, Christians Battle _____________________ — M Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. m WORLD 0 ,$ -6 IN BRIEF ' Chad Rebel Chief Holds BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — agreement on a cease-fire Sat- 14. Airways were shattered. Win- down one by one," Radio Beirut mier R.ashlzl Karami, a Mosfighting exploded again tirday night. Officials toured Lebanese and Syrian firemen dows of the First National City said. lem; Interior Minister Camille in Beirut' s eastern suburbs . the ravaged commercial area finally brought under control Bank of New York had been A police spokesman said sey. Charnoun, a Christian, and Pal day despite efforts of high-level around Martyr's Squ3re and fires in the commercial quarter riddled by bullets. eral snipers were cornered and estinlan leader Yasir Arafat. Syrian mediators to make a residents ventured out of their started Friday and Saturday by Authorities said four persons, shot. Meanwhile, thousands of weekend cease-fire effective, homes for the first time in a bazooka and mortar fire and including two security men, Syrian, Lebanese and Pale. Lebanese took refuge In DamMoslem leftists and rightwing week. rocket grenades. The Syrians were killed In clashes between stinian leaders continued their ascus, the Syrian capital. Other Christians fought with machine Security forces entered the brought about 50 firetrucks residents of the Naameh and efforts to end the communal thousands were crossing the guns, mortars and grenades. worst combat zones and plcked from Damascus, 60 miles away. tlaret.Naameh districts on the conflict that has killed more border every day to buy fo'd Snipers fired at passersby from up dozens of bodies, raising the The downtown area, the Wall Beirut-Sidon road, than 2,000 persons this year. and gasoline because of short. rooftops despite a government death toll to nearly 400 since the Street of the Middle East, was Sniper fire was heard through The Syrian foreign minister, ages in Lebanon, and the Syrian pledge to hunt them down. year's fifth round of communal pockmarked with gutted, Sunday in other parts of the Abdul lialim Khaddam, and authorities began restricting Sunday had been a day of warfare erupted in Tripoli Sept. smouldering buildings. The of. city. chief of staff, Gen. Hikmat Che- sales to prevent shortages and comparative calm following 3 and spread to Beirut on Sept. fices of Pan American World" Snipers are being hunted habi, were meeting with Pre- hoarding. Street Out For Supplies AsRanso : PARIS (AP) -IV chief of a rebel tribe in Ow northcentral African nation of Chad is reported holding out for supplies instead of cash to ransom French archeologist Frincnise Claustre, captured with two other Europeans 17 months ago In a raid on a desert village. Marc Combes, who escaped the rebel camp in a stolen Iandrover some time ago, said in a French television interview Sunday he believes rebel chief Hissen Ilabre will carry out his threat to soot Mrs. Claustre on Tuesday If the French government -..... ,,'I h. a— II'Jb " '" IIJt U43 VlU13. Conthes said Hatre, a graduate of law and political science studies in Paris, is "not of the same tribe " as his Toubou tribe lieutenants and could not afford to lose face with them by modifying his demands. : RAY CROMLEY K CALENDA SEPT. 22 textbook. To register call Workshop on Crime, 8 p.m., S. Magnolia, Sanford. Election Red Cross Advanced First Aid Central Florida Chapter ARC. Maitland City hall, sponsored of officers. and Emergency Care 60.hour SEPT. 23 by11aitland-South Seminole SEPT. 24 course for oublic. 7-10 n.m.. is ,,....,,....,,. r' IiIjrn't ......... t1111 0 11 1: vs............. i.u,ii - ii 2I y i. imrIjerc. .• Oriaiido Fire. liclit. classroomii, Open house new Jones School 1'TA, 7:30 in media Moderator State Rep. Vir.cc Amelia and McGuire Streets, center. Speaker: Bill pifton, Fechtel Jr. College North Campus, Crane's Monday, Wednesday and education coordinator for Sea Office !'ark, A!timcnte TAFETA Booster Club, 8 Friday. No charge except for World will show slides. p.m., TAFETA XXchange, 207 Springs, 4:30-6:30 p.m. - __ ----%WPr%V%W~&ft _15V~W~ __..~___ ~ ,~"~_ -A - ----"--_ -_ . ABIIA11"I "'Jif1iii_40up"11!~V-V '. 'Ift_~ __~_:_; 1 , 111 - -_ 1__. _ -_ I ___V~~_-J, - -f , . _- T. ~_- - 11. ~, -- . I ".____W__ - - ,V _- _71 -.Azi; . N • k2j,.1 1 I .—,,....,,,--, ________ -- -- AP" _t ,. • . 1' + rc . Is Rare Ing In I summer, acknowledged that large metropolitan areas would be the most likely strike targets this I fall because it is relatively difficult to recruit enough substitute teachers to keep schools open in large systems.. Moreover. e sie outa new '"'-r' prnviths the : poditical stratev for the NEA which r. logic for striking against school systems which Strange McNamara brought toWashington and the Pentagon should be adopted as gospel by obviously do not have the financial resources to eery president, senator and representath meet teacher demands McNamara, it will be recalled, esta blished the Mr. Ryor says the NEA for the first time next year will endorse a candidate for President It will five-year, look-ahead system in the Department of Defense. That Is, each major project was increase its campaign support, stood at rr ' which • calculated ah!ad by fi ve ,'ears to (jetermine , million in 1974, or congressional candidates what pressure it would exert on the budget As agreeable to the alms of the NEA. What are those McNamara knew, and as every president and aims" In simplest terms, to achieve the congressman should have learned by now, It's federalization of public education in America. not the initial cost of a program -which my be A priority goal of the NEA, says Mr. Ryor, is in the low millions — that counts, but the cost federal financing of at least one-third of the cost of af ter it has grown to adolescence and adul3iood, operating public schools — a giant leap from the which may run Into billions a year. ,,. UI [ \ ,qlly IFJHI IIIIIII 1l,, 4 4 IL! . i, W t Food Helps World \ \ P • Sunday's high 90. Overnight Extended Forecast low 69. Rainfall was .09 inches. Increasing cloudiness and Partly cloudy through showers northwest nortion Tuesday. Chance of Mainly Wedtiesday, otherwise partly afternoon or evening thun- cloudy with scattered thundershowers. Highs in the 80LR to dershowers. Ifighs in the rnid Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 1104 E. Coii,tisercjal Dial 322-5762 ; Winds mostly southeasterly 10 Daytona deach tides' high loiS mph, stronger and gusty lO:16a.m.,1o:30p.m.; low 3:45 near thundershowers. Rain a.m.,4:12p.m.Port Canaveral: ftough Tuesday. I) bC M / i ~ M ."i Z A2 _ _____= __________/ I(-~'' "' -Aw&' 1, A k `-': 'N Y '/ . - DON OAKLEY %J I lu Z.) tj 0 Street Fig t*ing rups gain In Beirut . -- Monday, Sept. 77, I I ! i1 iT - --_ - WEATHER wt.... :......i • vau cl LMHUM), Mt: FWLIV"d Eloise, that pesky little lady who wreaked such havoc over Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic last week, Is picking up strength again and should reach hurricane status by this afternoon. Early this morning (6 a.m.) she was packing winds of 70 miles per hour (mph) and was centered near latitude 25.6 north, longitude 89.5 west or about 300 miles south of New Orleans, out in the Gulf of Mexico north of the Yucatan Peninsula. After leaving 42 persons dead in her wake, Eloise slowed somewhat while over the mountainous area of Cuba However, now that she's over open water once again, she's picking up steam and is expected to top the 74 mph required to be classed as a hurricane no later than this afternoon. And, while out in the Gull, there's no telling which way she may head. We've een other storms air their nastiness straight up Florida's west coast, only to lake a sudden turn and head right across the state, cutting a wide swath as they went. Should this happen with Eloise, Central Floridians should gird for at least high winds and a lot o water. Don't panic and start boarding up your windows just yet, but keep up with the latest advisories from the Miami Hurricane Center, Issued over various radio and television stations. Should we be placed on hurricane watch, then there should be plenty of time to take some simple precautions. By no means should you listen to rumors. If people start spreading hall-truths about the storm, - - - -.. • • a.m., 4:03 p.m. - —' I VIP. I." .1 A.rwwrr ... I-- ___. • i/',c3 -' I I • funds Are local taxpayers really unable to pay for the schools they need and want? We think they can, unless the demands leveled by unionized teachers force their school boards into appeals to Washington for help. And that appears to be exactly what striking teachers in some cities are trying to do. Eyes II York ew N It must be assumed that big city mayors across the natIon were watching — with apprehension, probably — as New York Mayor Abraham Beame was pimhed recently between the threat of un1clpal b.kT'JPtc7 d Lc iô1c to retain control of the dty. The mayor's choices remain unenviable. Barring last,mitide federal aid, he can default on the city's obligations, including a $100 million pa)T011, or reilngUl.th hNigetary authiticity to a sbt&q=sos gewy. Potential investors in notes aimed at relieving New York Qty's financial crunch we indsting pvsuinably on hard evidence that future spendingwouldbegearultorevemies. New York City's woes, simply beca use of the city's size, are ace-tnsptring. But no city is Immune if it fails to weigh the timunds of the public for services and of public employes for higher wages gsinst the reidin of taxing units. — BERRY'S WORLD f" 1 1 11)11 I . " ',,t ,,,1jRY pE 5 IGN0' fru - * k * * I p143CJA.OLJS IV"" • * .* / / j / It is not only an Irtion,'ntp (Yv1 !!ppty !a millions of people in the underdeveloped world suffer from, but Inadequate nutrition in the food supply they do have. The lack of proper vitamin and mineral nutrition causes such di.,eases as beriberi (a def iciency of vitamin B-i), pellagra (a deficiency of niacin and B itam1ns), rickets a deficiency of calcum), anemia (a deficiency Of iron) and vitamin A deficiency blindness • VHS -. *,4 - LAR6' HEria' - - I L' 'L'_________ _.. 11111I C~ - 0 ____ '' I - . . 1jJ / - .- '. . - - i. 4 I Thus, the much heraided congressional r / monetary reform, which was to save us all , / Yet little is being done In this coun try or in money, may prove, in the end, to be considerably 1W many other countries around the world where less than haifa l gnnft - ~ft_) the ta min-mineral fortification of key foods vi " t IL A ?% I it ill rie importance of looking ahea d becom'is I A nO JOyS II £ Fi Ideal n vv 0 IL I row ifl II ase could result in important health benefits at very clear when It is realbed that more f C(. average federal budget today consists of cornOf Canning Jar Lids." mitments L'therlted from previous budgets. By focusing on the quantity of food required to meet world needs, we have lost Each year, the dollar value of these old . the perspective commitments Inevitably rises, pustiing uie i øftôr I ( of nutritional quality, says Gage. Vitamin and I M U UUU ' Editor budget up beyond reason mineral deficiencies will not be eliminated Now this is not because no one thought of the Unions must pick up the welfare tab for their simply by giving the underdeveloped countries problem. The budgeting reform voted by Strikers 'P•#fl Welfare of men ou tonlabordisputes. 'I Coop ess, in fact, requires the President to nuke Welfare for strikers Is of utmost concern to the consideration to both quantity and (Mrs ) PrLv-illa B. Green five-year pr ojections for 1l budget items — In taxpayer. There Is reason to believe that doubtful that much progress will be made Executive the McNamara tradition, collective bargaining is jeopardized as strikes toward upgrading the nutritional status of large M Ithad thSe Mr. Ford's men have m.ade these prediction%, may be extenMI if publir nihmirlies are Cliamber o Commerce whi ch may or may not be correct, accuracy in available Further, the taxpayer is hit by paYInR Th Jlkd Sldte,, he siis, can take imeconomic guessing being what it is today. for the benefits and paying higher prices foir mediate steps to improve the nutritional quality Letters to the editor are welcome. NethI, for what they're worth, goods where wage settlements are pasad on to of Its foods dona ted under Public Law 480 by m should be as brief as possible projections indicate that old program, many of the consurner. comment on matters of general Interest. fortifying them to provide sufficient amounts of which presumablythWJ hive reached their f Thektteri,houlddealwjthiuueiandaveid vitaffllfl3andflfals.Wftni2mon The Mait.land-South ths after mole Chamber of growth by now, will expand from $268.4 billion In these foods have achieved national distribution, Commerce endorses sion to Section 233fiscal 1974 to a predicted $462 billion by 1) definite health benefits from the f me editor reserves the right to edit t 100 of 45 C.F.R. whi ch precl udes The White House budget specialistspredict dividuals unemployed from in. letters for res"ns of space, but wilil exercise program would be observed. the $0 naffion in program the a KTntcth1tththru1t0fthelctteriinotlost "ecaseisrealandthewtnubjU,.J so semen n a labor Ford ad mi nistration proposed to Congress needs of the popul ation are knowp," says Gage in iu January this year would grow to 114.7 billion in It is understood that welfare benefits tO We reserve, of cow-se, the right to reject "The technology needed to solve these 15 years. That is, by 1980 they would be almost 37 strikers are approaching a million dollars a day. letters tWs ompaper considers to be libelow or nutritional nee& exists. What is needed now is , times as large. Our society is unable to carry this added load, slanderous action." --: - -, I; , 1391*r "I can't get over Liberty and her pups — I didn't know she was having an ella/tI" - c u .-,•-u-.----=--.-. .,4•Ir . ., - - ' ..___ __ — -- - ' -- - 'n--' - . ' ' .-' ... ,. - -. - ..;_-4T_ __,T~* MV - -, -_ - - 44 49 -0 -, 0 5 _-_=.m_ !1W,_ --- . . W.* - - - - - . he assisted in the organization Raymond L. Landress, Ferof the Growers and Shippers nambna Beach; five grandLeague of Florida and was children and a number of nieces chairman of the League's and nephews. Citni Traffic Committee for Funderal services were held seven years: In IM he was today at First Chri,otian instrumental in the (mitch, with Dr. Harold A organization of . Florida Harris officiating. Vegetable Committee, the was in da Fruit and Vegetable Memorial Park. Gramkow Association. tie served 83 Funeral Home in charge. I chairman of the traffic cornMRS. FLORENCE BEASLEY flitttt of this association from Mrs.' Florence Spooner sm-, - I - . 1945-1953 and later served as Beasley, 75, of 1001 S. Laurel vice chairman. In 1956, Wathen Ave., Sanford, died Sunday at was appoin ted by Secretary Of Lakeview Nursing and Con. Agriculture Ezra Benson to velescent Center. she was a se e on the transportation native of Havana, Fla. and had rv3e=h advisory committee, lived In Sanford sW" IM7 whereheserved until l959when moving here from Lakeland. he resigned due to business She was a member of the First commitments. Ile participated United Methodist Church. In many history ma ki ng cases Survivors Include three sons, . _4.~ -- U_ i-- iZ_ t ~___ L __, PL T_ ffl'-~' - &(.j - . - . 1- ~- - .- # : 1 -= ,.' .. - - . - - - - . . - - V ' 1 - - ~ . .\ iE . xq-,t~-_ -r;:- Z_-X-_ : -i-' . 11, - - - -a I - - - 41100 . I . IL - _-', I~W' '- I LL .. - - - ' - 'A - : •. • . .. - - --. ~ -_~--Mv a.-.. - • : :- - • _______ . 1 -_ - -_ - - - 11i *a _______ . . - : - - ; .:. •' --..• aS U • - - - -r-',. -- t- B 10 I vti1v; 'JfflLfllL.,R' 1 ____ Urr.,. E HAV d N t CAV — - 0 - • t - ~ '' - F - If - - - . pm - Southeast Banks have $25,000,000 to loan. For home improvements, medical bills, educations, vacations, carS*, - for anything worthwhile, to anyone qualified. To apply, just fill out the application here and take it or mail it to your nearest Southeast Bank. - GOSPEL MEETING r— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — AUOIJNT REtJ(3TLD NO OFNON1PgS PAYULNT DATE PFUEWO Paolo Church of Christ Sept. 22-28th I PuaP,S( ———————— C-,1iftac.. 8..i, - .. ... 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Southeast Knkot 5S,id,u.od :••i '' -: i:2 ' ih'r art! also 59 new cir de-storc n Flortdi who otter Sotlrw'.i-;t l.irc ,ij!r In in n Ar' F : ;1 ,.r . - t_ - - Pierce; a son, Joseph E. Fu ne ral Home Is In charge of I. Wathen Jr., of Littleton, Colo.; arrangements. fivedaughters, Mrs. Barbara liil, I I Pierce) Miss Shirley ft F uneral N o ce Wathen, Ft. Pierce, Mrs. Mary I WATHEN. i E ITED) Grant, Orlando, Mrs. Jeanette . - ~_ 0 wfvlce will be held at Campbell, St. Petersburg, I ... and 7 , .) 'onay n i-otT or pierce Mrs. Betty Car pe nter, Virginia Funetal Horne Chapel for J C. t"s I Beach, Va.; 23 grandchildren (Tr'd) WAIh.n. 7. Cl 601 S 10th died and seven great-grandchildren. IUrFdt ay r untwal uass"will , Ft Pierce Funeral Home in TUC%dAY At 10 am from St ' An ,It:sIa Church, ri -.' charge of arrangements. 'vat' ORINLANDRESSSR. S'uIs C'mtery. Sanford • Friends mAy (All at Ft Pi erce Orin D. Nandress Sr., 74 of Funefol Homo tP,% evening Flora heights, Sanford, died . Saturda y at Seminole Memorial •. • ' Hospital. lie was a native of Alachua County and lived in I Perpetual Care C'tmtftry - . Sanford for the past 53 years. PH.312 _.4263 - . :1 .,I Ile was the owner of O'Dee's FOU19TRY CLUB ROAO Sign Service, He was a mem ber " • Sanfor " L I ___ W am 4=0 .. - -' - .' . ic1l - - ' -, - - -. ti J - --------- - __1 - M- ki . -. . - rv . ______ - - '--- - ANDERSON Only a mix of ingenuity and luck, cosifidentl'd or other enemy electric enusilons. Then, FOUL TIP: The federal Fish and Wildlife IVY LEAK: President Kingman Brewster Of documents show, can bail out a closely-guided counter-measures could be devised. Service has Ignored a warning from its own Yale has quietly rejected a bId from UNESCO proje to prevent Buck Rogers weaporis from Within weeks, confidential Air Force expo!rts and caved in to powerful hunting nsor a conference. His reason: UNE.SCO in- cO-W blacking out all radio contact to arid from the documents show, the scheme literally began to terests in a precedent-setting caw that en. yielded to Arab-Com munist press,tires to exclude Fresidenda.1 jet. come unglued. The Air Force decided that plans dangers wild waterfowl. Israel from a UNESCO regional group. The Air Force has been working feverishly on to glue joints together would have to be junked, At a secret meeting in California, Fish and the idea ever since it discovered that a nuclear because they would lack strength and durability. Wildlife director Lynn Greenwalt promised wasIn a private letter to his Yale colleague who • pushing co-sponsorship Brewster said blast even some distance from a plane could still Since the platforms had to be non-metallic; hunters three more years of "baiting," a brutish UNESCO appeared "increasingly vulnerable to totally disrupt its communications systems. In ordinary bolts could not be used. Costly wooden practice In which wildfowl are Lime of war, this could isolate the President's bolts were finally chosen. Meanwhile, the worth- waterways with grain and thenlured to fields or political takeover." Yale, therefore, would slain. "decline the marrIage." Several other colleges airborne command post. while, if rLky, concept was becoming unstuck in Not only did Greenwalt give the hunters a have done likewise. The Air Force project, called "Operation other ways. waiver from federal anti-balling laws, but he BEER BItEAKIJIROUGII: Breaking ranks Trestle" because Its testing facility is a giant "You have failed to complete major assured his boss, Assistant Interior Secretary with most bottlers, the Falstaff Brewing Corn. wooden plflform resembling a ping-pong table, milestones," the Air Force wrote McDonnel Nathaniel Reed, that the Audubon Society was pany Is experimenting with returnable bottles In has become even more urgent rtcently. The Douglas. "Data submittal was found to be pleased with the agreement, a statement im- aren rdr its Galveston brewery to cut down on Soviets are reportedly developing sec:et ray inadequate" Other work was "lacking In con- mediately branded false by the cociety. throwaway litter, weapons which could interfere with COinTo mak e matters worse, Greenwalt's own teat, of poor quality aiid unaccepta ble." mnujcatlons aboard planes In peacetime, Inn a l etter notifying Environmental aides had bitterly opposed the sell-out The Air Force threatened to cluding Air Force One and U.S. surveillance Pr otection Agency head Russell Train of the Unpublished federal studies done at a COSt of contract. rOt .uiiu$ a )'UJ', craft plan, Falstaff said one good turn deserved •.•)4 OCX) found l*IU115 "IS a fed eral violati Contingency plans have been prepared to des! prrect creaked on, its price spiraling up toward on fld another: Falstaff urged Train and the "fine should be $30 million. Along the way, the Air Force with any cut.off Of alnununlcatlons with wmbers"ofhtsstJftto switch toFalsWf. Despite all this, Greenwalt wrote the giant ,,1Z5tkL Presiient, we have learned, but valuable dropped plans for REVERSE BIAS?: A year ago, we told how "Fish and Wildlife will agree to avoid enOn SepternberL.,.,, ,the Force minutes could be lost before they can be put Into John Bromahan, a much commended civil rights (orcement of the Federal Regulations." 1 rsru trial "the Wood P,atorm '%5fl effcl official at the General Services Administration, A fell into ha he1 i 'eration Trestle" b4ian in l73, not been completed" and begged McDonz e11 who happens to be white, was fired after he queried Greenwalt, ted when the Air Force rushed through s si.s Douglas to complete it as rapldiy as possible. charged his black boss, Ed ward Mitchell, wi th ') written intliloc dal with McDonnell Doulas Today, the Air Force is still hoping that Finally, he acknowledged it, but then claimed racial discrimination. Astronautics to build two igantl' platforms in important project can be finished. But new his waiver was only to allow time for another Brosnahan, now a year without pay and five New Mexico, each the size of an athleticfield. delays are certain, our sources sa y,and costs study. He admitted he had no read closely the children to support, has finally won reversal Planes could be mounted on the boards $fld have wared again. three previous studies ti1ch urged him to hold from the civil,,,erv1ce COmmISSIOn. But the GSA bombarded by "electro-magnetic pulse Footnote: Both the Air Force and McDonnell firm on protecting waterfowl from avaricious has refused to reinstate him and 1 now forcing simulators" to duplicate the nuclear blast rays Douglas declined official comment. hun ters. him to fight still another costly arpe. - .3 ...Az: • ortification .-.. - ill -. .-'------ ' Clifford C Beasley, Gainesville I and John Beasley of Callahan; many segments of the fresh five grandchildren and three fruit and vegetable industry. great, grandchi.1dren. lie is survived by his wile, Funeralservices and burial _ ,, %-V F-V J of First ChristIan Church (Ted ) Wan, 79, of 608 Disciples of Christ, had served S 10th SI, Fort Pierce, died as elder and deacon, former aturday in Fort Pierce. A chairman of the board and it.atly of Uniontown, Ky., he sup'r1ntendent of the Sunday moved to Ft Pierce from School Sanford 29 years ago. He was Survivors include his wife, retired traffic manager with Edna M Landress, Sanford , Blue Goose Growers, a member daughter, Mrs. Mary Edna of St Anastasia Catholic Connell, DeLand, son 0 D Church, and the Knights of Columbus, both of Ft. Pierce. three sisters, Mrs. Otelete Wathen was traffic manager Kerce and Mrs. Mary Hilliar for American Fruit Growers both of Orlando, and Mrs. Vida n'.ccc Cc miak.n ____ Plan To Prevent Radleo Blocka e 4 -4. --.-.-- -= . .... • •-- i — JACK . d, deficle-'ies Is not expensive and well within reach of even the poorest nation. For example, fortifying foods with vitamin A would coat only about 1.5 cents a person a day. According to John oiW. c m:reng manager of R he tamins, the total cost for providin g effective levels of 13 essential vitamins and nul nerils comes to less than 18 cents a person a day, or approicimately dollars a year. . -. ____________________________________________ prevention of diseases used ____ -. AREA DEATHS a WATHEN J.E. deficiency. In that country and others, shortcomings in the quality, not just the quantity, of food aggravate the social, economic and medical problems associated with hunger. - ___ --- become blind each year because of vitamin A ____ __ eight per cent of those costs now met by federal aid ro ams This Is what Congress has neglected in carrying out its new budgetin g system. This year. Congress faitNully promised tiscal If a school board tells teachers it cannot afford restraint and responsibi.lity, and set up some to meet their demands, that's music to the ears of impressive rules to prove sincerity. Neverthe teacher unions. With strike actions to the)e4 in voting on money bills thus far Uds dramatize their case, they are already engaged in session, congressmen collectively have failed In selling the next President and Congress on the idea practice to give any apparent appreciable that Americans can no longer finance their own thought to the cost of their programs five and Io school systems without massive doses of federal )e&S hence '7r1Kt(flI( ))J14JLi J1 IN ,,. ., ' �Juveniles Benefit More On Flat Teen WOMEN Citizens &A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Participate Who Needs Uplifting Monday, Sept. 22, 29y5 - * F.." By Detention JAN MONAHAN Since Us organization last — , • monm, tne uuzens Auxiliary Board to the Seminole lunch 14, 1 31V 1 - Monday, Sept. 22, inS—lB - .. . . I've been there. When I was was tall and skinny, and wore a 32AA. Now I'm 23 and wear a 381). .. CTU iuv, Uö C uiier things to wish for. person they're attached to that thank God for her heal thy little It hard to find clothes t breasts. May they always fit or blouses that button healthy. Sign me. MALE remain OREGON without gapping. Finding a DOUBlE MAMY DR MALE: I'll take the A bathing siIt o conceal my top. and C, but pleas'! be fair and DEAR ABBY: May I giv€ heaviness is flxt to Impossibi,. mark that F up to a D. FLAT a little advice? can't wear sweatersor i ae, we should accept the en all the big. If ____ at the detention center Field &rvices & detention) when' its members with resçct to community can trJk with tii' juveniles I._._ _L._......_... "P UI CILC LILd WIW WC J. ierung me COTIUTIW1IIV 10 for Evening Herald, Sanford, FL other women, young and old. Center month Herald Staff Writer SPORTS I DEAR ABBY: This tsfor FLAT, the 14-year-old girl with - At I Pose _. ..:.. 11 ek. center's operations One of the things the board 4;. Reflect needs and resources Detention Center has establish'd five majcr . has already accomplished was Of the community and assist the lf into to clear the way for a school agencies in achieving desired jectaves. divided itse :carns and instituted several psychologist to go in to the gals. Detention Center to work out a 5). Provide other suggesti ons as services for e center. 4 e purpose of the auxiliary, series of tcsts for Juvemle.s to needs arise. G- help detect learning disabilities without being stared or bodies God gave us, but most busted rding to tt The board has additionally whistled at. and I have even insecure adolescents need a look girls because the bo)5 4' and dru, board psychological problems. divided V.sell into teams to deal at them, you'd better be been subjected to obscene little j 'i'hiswill help determine those with specll areas: public venue bolstering (and glad they're looking at THE.l remarks from strangers. "to privide a vehicle for children who need further relations, Gene Eisenlefn and uphotsteringp until they attain and not you!; I'm 15 and also So tell that 14ye1Ir.old to tray tht enviable state of total flat, citizens with a rarely of exbull consider when and if they return Bob Markey; legal advice, Jack myself lucky that she stays small. It's a lot maturity, pertise and expenence to in- to the regular school system," Caolo and Terry Ackert; because when a boy looks at easier to cope with. says Ms. GlardlnL 'many end related probiems and parent form and participate j . . DEAR ABBY: I usually me, I know It's not because I'm PULCHRITUDINOUS IN agree with your advice, Up in detention because of awareness Mary Giardini and V1 J I %_ Detention center." i big-busted. PASADENA p learning disabili ties in the first Bob Hoe; educa tional and Appointed However, your response to the So consider yourself state director for the Bureau of pla ce." poor. flat -c hest ed 14.ycld tcause when the rightlucky, DEAR "PUf": Now ltt psvcholniical prblenLc. gii', i)cttnUuns f the Florid l 4" get a padded bra'; was comes along, he'll hear It from a male In Oregon: On the board's suggestion a Witenger and Don Scint. love you for DitsIon of Youth Services, nutnuoigst has analyzed DEAR ABBY: About your a crock of polyfoam! AOK what you are, not for what you i auxiuiar is not an isIa. volunteers in addition to Ms. center's menus checking for reply to FLAT the 14-year-old ha ,e Ct.dia4. ... . - AN -.... balance and meeting U'V however, expl&inrd Ms. A DEAR ABB.') Ii,__ ,,.., t __.1 rti u dAFFY Spectrum Public Relations nutritional needs of the Giardini."Ourpwposebtoact e dudes th go for th e e built-up th lett er flat, from I felt I as spoke&nen for the entire (appointed chairman of the children. chicks," should reply. DEAR ABBY: What b you citizenry. Any person can call Mary Giardini brings experience In juenIIe court work auxiliary;; Mary Witengier, to You advised her to One of my forget be st friends is 14, thin k of "awards" for first-and A third, on the suggestion of us to make criticisms o Citizens' Auxiliary Board guidance counselor, Seminole about thc,s pllony creamu a nd and she's also flat. but she's second-graders board, or when only four ,namher suggtioas, the was We want to get the County Schools; Don VanDalen, gimmicks to enlarge her bust. most popular girl with the or five pupils from the class able to locate two dentists who community involved in the guidance counselor. Seminole You get an A on that, boys at the parties we have, to play hoping to get to the jail system with adults. receive them? The other pupils Community College; Bob agreed to be on call for Detention Center." You advised her to She may be bottom of his problem before it be (IaI,but she has a feel so bad. Some even cry. emergency dental A youngster can only be ZThflL Markey, advertising director, The center's advantage to the gets bigger and he has to be detained up to 30 days at the "patient." You get a C on that wonderful personality, and The pupils wto receive the 1 The Herald; Jack Caolo, The five long-range oh. community and to the youth, i nstitutionalized." of leca many women in their people tut love to be arcrind awards may invite their ter and then only for one Attwney at Law; Bob Howe, jectives of the 'r s accordin g to Ms. .s 2, 3t and 40s are still waiting her. She's The detention center, ac- three reasons: (1) to Secure kind and nter parents to attend. The other s n, inan with Howe follows: that "It's the first place wbrr. t r±ng to M . Giardini is not a presence of the Juvenile at the !t that great puts anybody dvrn is the pupiLs may not. .s -zi, schuol 1;. Examine juvenile problems youngster can get into the cure, ifidusa .,.' , "mu1e" to happen which kind of person who makes just a holding action while next court hearing; (2) This upsets me so that it takes psychologist; and Terry in the communi ty and initiate system and have a variety of looking for a solution to a pro to seldom does. friends right away with 10 girls me weeks to get over it. Ifeel so the uven1le; (3) to __________________________________________ Ackert, attorney at law, corrective action, people actively working on his young.ster'i; problem, without protect You advised her to wear a and boys, too, sorry for the youngsters who society from a juvenile padded bra The board meets twice each 2). Advise onsori.ig agencies problems. All resources come him having to she would "at Sure, there are a lot of boys get nothing and feel ashamed. go through the wto is considered a threat. least look better in clothes." On who just want a girl for her FIRST-GRADE TEACHER that, Dear Abby, you get an F! body, but who needs a guy I1k, DEAR TEACHER: I am all • Tbe poor girl ha? already that 7 for rewards for outstanding - ~ -arriage / ications _ 6 ,~ swallowed too much cultura I'm 14, 5-foot-8, 119 lbs. and achievements, but they should nonsense about a female's don't have much of a bust be given in a way tba win not .,'' James L Whitlow, , Box 71 James Cl Cb, Unda L Butch, worth being directly related to either, but it doesn't bother me humiliate those who receive £ • her chest measurement, a bit because the right kind of none. Instead of complaining to Wanda Sue Miser, 30, 915 Maple 20, same. 4 t:i I .'•'*• . Abby, no intelligent man boy won't care, Ave., Sanford, me., why don't you complain to George G. Flansburg, 33, 1900 gives a hoot about the size of a Robert L Bernbe, 37, fll Sanford Ave., Bonnie FLAT AND HAPPY the authorities and try to get I .'. . woman's breasts. It's the Palm P1, Sanford, Carolyn E. Parker, 20, samt. DEAR ABBY: Tell FLAT to them to change the system? 4 1. .. ,''.. I .-:IPaIXIIttoAve / . Randy J.Riehl,23,Indp,Ind., _11 'i r _11 __ - - _11 Sherry A. Gentry, 18, Ri 2 4 t 4 1 Aileron Ct., Airport 1 1 3. 7' if Guy N. Parent Sr.,42 Rt. 2Bx ....:."fdff,;:.,;.., 440, Sanford Edna C. Tapley, 42, Rt 2 Bx M. .aI,:.I.....:u:::.::; 41w. .19 • John C. Uicarell 23, Mon. , 1. ::r,,;:::.;::.,..,;:_:._ lax Marina No, C 37, Bx 13, ''fl'' : jij/s'f:: :: 11-''.;.: Sanford,PettlM,Morrjs,2, 11 o A I -: W. Airport Blvd., No 1-4. Duncan Sterling III 41, i''.. .• •# S#_t u•,, G . Overland Rd., Orlando, Lanle P ::;::::.:.:;::::;::: . ;:1j S. Daniels, 411 Ventrls Ave., Build A Future 1, . -9 4111110W , - _~ _, -, * BY SCOTT ABRAHAMS Herald Correspondent DAYTONA BEACH shutou t," said Posey, looking back on the game. Seminole waited until only 12 seconds were remaining in th e ga me to do something right offensively, with quarterback M.1. %VhIghais hitting Herbert Branch on an 18-yard touch. down pass. "Tim Raines was out, but t ha t's no excuse," said Posey. "We practice with him out. Gerald Meyer got banged up the pr evious week, and we didn't feel we could go with him two ways, so we used Virgil Ten — fumbles five lost — and better than 100 yards in peuilties told the story for Se minole High's football fortunes last Saturday night in a 70 victory ove Mainland termed by winning coach Jerry Posey "very, very luck"." "I don't know If we are that bad to make all those mistakes, or that good to be able to make the mistakes and still win with a - A ~~ 70 ~___ h - - i • i Nt I HERBERT BRANCH Jenkins and Kenny Lee at center and let Gerald play just linebacker. So we weren't at Full strength, but still, we had no excuse for playing so during the final quarter when the Seminoles claimed where Daytona held. It was Sanford's deepest penetration of the game, and it looked as if it would be the deepest anyone went until 1: remained to play. After taking a Daytona punt connected to Drew Bongianni for 38 yards and a first down at lr~ _;, Daytona's 18-yard line. Ned Raines dropped the next il - F pass at the Daytona seven. mi" , _ I .. Branch's short curl pattern to the end zone brought him on to their own 43, a 13-yard pass to next play to the exact I 01 spot -4' Ned Raines brought the where quarterback Whigh.am Seminoles to Mainland's 44, placed his pass, and Seminole where Whigham scampered had the win. ~v!_4_t~, anot her 10 yards. But penalties Sanford moved the ba ll well strick again and Sanford found during its initial possessions, itself ba ck on its own 44 facing but the Daytona defense held _______ second down and 22. With 33 __________ seconds remaining Whigtiam (Continued on Page 2-B; MARK WIHGHAM possession for almost eight minutes, the Seminole offense kept plugging away at a poorly." Mainland defe nsive secondary Defense was obviously that was alternately tough and Seminole's strong point. The lax. Seminoles permitted Mainland Fumbles and penalties less t ha n 100 yards of tota l crippled the Seminoles on offense, blocked one punt and several drives, particularly f'rced another punt short, during the second half when the Still, offense had to ta ke the team drove to Daytona's 16 brunt of Monday's criticism. yard line. Holding penalties and Controlling the ball virtually sacks of quarterback Whigham the entire game, especially pushed Seminole back to the 35 - ' ' — ri__S. Disappointed -' pacny r and " Saqe I SylvesterBryant,47,flt2Bx 177 Sanford, Georgia M. j!:ij::jj. Fossitt, $3, Rt 2 Bx 127. • • •' Donald R. Terry, 18, 110 :j;j::';/jj1j.:/!j' KIn&WOod CL, Sanford, Donna L Hum, 17, 1909 S. Oak Ave. , Wi's Stanley D. Brown. Imer vratlon vlth a pragram Tbursday nnIng spo ford, Boat Works, Karen B. by the cith's Education Department. Re,, Virgil 'y of Rleckmann, 21, 1357 Lk Asher Cir., Apopka. for discussion w transactional analysis. Pictured with Rev. Jeffrey Lee Knack, 26, Bryant are LtndaHole (Ieft),cohafrmanofthe Education Dep( Deltona, 1085 Wilmington Dr., and Nancy JnhfaL ( Herald ThotobyBijlVlnccijtjr,; Kimberly A. Jones, 103 Fairland Or. Wayne R. Johnson, 22, RI 1 Bx 372, Lenga'ood, Jamie A. Yeagle, 21, 102 Cedarwood Cr., . T.A. TALK I . ' Lyle Suffield of the Federa tion of Retired Clubs of Seminole County was on hand to accept the registration of 17 are Lack tiorne after a summer if Northern vaatins v:ting __ IA W th ,,, I f'.L 14. 4VJI, - ---- v i . '''• . l ,.'Ialpjv L II I F .I P BE 12 off s Slated ' f." Bout ~: On Tuesday - ' ' .. By LOUIS S/tPSLS Herald Correspondent Teddy Randazo, and he told me that Oli ver Is over sIx feet tail, suffered disappointing defeats remained the only unbeaten Ir is always in training, can hit over the weekend, but bo th los. SEC team with a 9-6 victory ORLANDO Seminole County like a mule, takes a good shot. ing Sout heastern Conference over Rice. fighters will headline But I should beat him. football coaches looked to Among area Independents, professional and amateur "Randazo says I have the • Georgia T ec h defeat ed Miami future with the same objective. portions of Tuesday's boxing style to win if I stay on top of Florida 38-23, Bowling Green "I'm disappeinted we lost. card at the Orlando Sports him. Teddy tell s me Oliver can * bu t I'm not looking back" said nipped Southern Mississippi Stadium. Sanford Victor be reached with my uppercut . • Tennessee Coach 1311! Battle 1614, Drake bombed LouisPerez faces Chicago's Cisco and my left hook and I figure v111e317, Florida Sta te stopped alter UClA edged the l Oliver and Casselbcrry's Scott anyone I can hit with both those ranked VoLs 34-28 Saturday in a Utah State 17-8, Cincinna ti up. Clark meets Homestead's punches should go. But I am 1'14 •. regionally tel Sammy Masias. college set Memphis State 13-3 and expecting a lot of problems Ea 'st ern Michigan defeatri foo t ball contest, Perez was scheduled to mee t be fore it is all over," Perez :-' ,,. "We fought our guts out," Northeast Louisiana Sta te 7. Bobby Crawford but the mid- concluded. &;* said Battle. "Now we're looking 24. dleweight knockout artist ' . . .. forward to Auburn. Our main Tennessee almost pulled out dropped out of the match Hut,Hut. Hut...Howell QBPrItchardtakes ,nap,dr, ba ckand gets offfi,.es objective is winning the SEC." the victory on the West Coach claiming a br oken hand. n he th e Vols scored with 7:37 Doug Dickey, whose 14th. w A hurry-up call went out rated Florida Gators dropped left to pull within six points, Killer Ellis of Tampa but he too re4lched UCLA's 29-yard l in an 8-7 decision to North e pu ll ed out of the 10-round bout oseconds left. However lina State, said, "We will just with with the Southern champion. have to regroup and just be quarterback Randy Wallace Ellis' reason was "not enough happy this wasn't a 5()(f• was then thrown for a 10-yard time to prepare for such an lo" and a Wallace pus was. eastern Conference game." important fight." Both clubs open the SEC race Intercepted as time ran out. Oliver's services were Wz had our chances to win," secured five days ago and il ttle Miami Saturday with tough opponents. C1 , I St1,4111W111111 S- * Aub urn is at Tennessee and said Battle. "But penalties, W S is known abou t the man who fumbles and dropped p as ses Florida travels to Jackson, MIAMI (AP) — Don Shula calls himself "The Cisco Kid" for tonight's fight will be Miss,, to meet Mississippi kept us from scoring will find out how good his GOLDENROD Mistakes advantage of this bravado the end zone, it was picked off downs we should ha ve had.' The home team fumbled the first below the Mason-Dixon rebuilt Miami Dolphins are State. committed by Lake Howell's the part of the Hornets. A by Mike Stapp who returned it ball six times, losing five, while Line. 38-yard scoring pass from Auburn remains winless after tonight in a national Football Anoth er Luby fumble led to 102 yards for the score that took Pritchard had two of his 14 pass a 10-10 tie with Baylor Sa tur- Dave Buckey to Elijah Mar- offense helped the Hot-nets from Le Matchmaker Bruce Trainague season-opening test the third Bishop Moore TD the heart out of the home attempts picked off by the alert pier filled day, while Mississippi Sta te Shall and a two-point con. Bishop Moore to an easy 3 in some of the void against the Oakland Raiders, whitewashing of the Silver before the Silver Hawks staged crowd. . version run by Bishop Moore secondary. E%' was upset by Georgia about Oliver when he an. who stopped Miami 28-s In last Saturday, their longest drive of e the game. second ha Th lf SEC pulled out North Carolina Hawks was "mopNext week Lake Howell will nounced, "he is 15-8 with eight year's playoffs. In other games involving The day started off on a high Aided by an interception, the ping up time" for the Hornets play its first night game of the K.O.'s and schools, Alabama returned to State's victory over Florida. Oakland Li basically the same holds a recent "We considered going for.the note for the charges of Howell Hawks were able to move to the who sat on their lead with the year when it Journeys to knockout its accustomed winning ways tearn entering the contest, na. over Bobby coach Tom Ruby. The Hawks Hornets' 12-yard line with less reserves, scoring once more. Jacksonville to take with a -0 ccnquest of Clemson, tie, but we decided to go for on for. Craeford." tionally televised at 9 p.m. were able to hold the bigger and than two minutes to go before James Talbert crashed over the midable Bishop Kenny. Kansas edged Kentucky 1410, win," said State Coach Perez did a little checking EDT. Dave Dalby repla ces the stronger Hornets, forcing them halftime. one late in the fourth period. Not only will the Silver himself on his new opponent retired Jim Otto at center, Texas A&M routed Louisiana Holtz. to punt on their first two atThe big play was a 24-yard Auburn went ahead 10.0 in Overall the Hornets ground hawks go into the game as big and seemstobeconvthced "this Monte Johnson moves in at pass to John flores, which u opening period when Uim tempts at moving the ball, out 206 yards on the ground and underdogs they will also be could be one toughest middle linebacker for Dan Conof my But the rallying cry of "we're diving junior caught on his picked up another 44 yards looking for t Sell ers raced 44 yards with a heir first points of fights." ners, who was cut, and lineblocked punt for a tout--hdown going to beat them," as shouted fingertips. through the air but it was Silver the season. In their opening The recent conqueror of Joey backer Ted Hendricks has been But, w hen Pritchard tried to Hawks turnovers that did Lake game they were shut out and Chris Wilson added a out by Ruby and his coaches, by Vincent explains, "I called a added. 20yard field goal. But Baylor was cut short w hen the Hawks get on the board with a pass into Howell in. Eustis, 2-0. good friend of mine in Chicago, (Continued on Page 2-B) got even In the final period fumbled three straight times on • when Ronnie Lee caught a two- first down. The Initial miscue came late yard ID pe, . Former quarterback Dickle in the opening quarter when Clark, who lost his Job la Don Andriano coughed up the season's opener against Mis. ball on his own 17-yard lire. en Robert Isola recovered the sissippi State, got his revenge __________ Saturday. Clark, now a defen- loose pigskin and the Hornets Jim Kremer of Orlando sive end, picked off an errant were able to take the ball in four landed 28 pounds of bass in &W -_ ~ M , ~ IF '. "Who would have thought we pass and ran 71 I _____ yurds (or a plays later, e Monroe Saturday arid could hold an explosive team touclxiown to triaiier (',porgi,I'it Sophomore Tony Shimonkis, ,...4..,. r:.....a _I_ -016 lace in like Florida to seven points?" victory. workhorse for Bishop Moore, kY" theA!nerlcanBassFisherrnan. asks North Carolina State footAlabama's wishbone blasted became the ftrst Hornet to sponsored state championship. ball Coach Lou Holtz out 437 yards In the rout of score this season when he Kremer's catches won him Certainly not the Gators, who Clemson to return to a'-winning cracked over from th e two-yard e $700 first prize and a $250 th left Raleigh suffering Sa t urda y ways after being -.. upset by Mis- Line. In the Hornets' opening . entry in the world tournament night from an8-7 defeat anc1a. souri2o-7in Its opener. ' game they were shut out 1', .12 • to be held In Kissimmee Nov. I record to take into this SatCoach Paul "Bear" Bryan t Bishop Kenny. •A 20-21. !.. "" urd.ay's Southeastern Confer- called It "the beginning of our The second score came much , •• . _ Ver)'leNewbernot Ocala took ence opener at Mississippi second season," Sophomore in the same manner. Bob Luby 25 pounds, five ounces of bass to .—: , Sta te. mishand led a poorly thrown fullback Johnny Davis • the -capt ure second place, $500 and The Gators lost the North atta ck with 98 rushIng yerds pitchout from his quarterback, " \..,. • -.-J . a $250 entry fee. Carolina game when Dave and one touchdown Willie Shel JL'n Pritchard, and the Hornets Bob Forester of Orlando was -it Bucke) t ossed a 38-yard touch by added 65 yards and two TDs were back in business (turd with 23 pounds, one down pass to Elijah Marshall, The visitors' second touchKansas came back from a 10\ ounce, for $500 and a fee. ./ and fullba ck Johnny Evans ran 7 deficit in the final quarter to down was gained on a one-yard '.1 ., Forrester was Saturday's . three yards on an option play etige Kentucky on Laverne sneak by reserve quarterbacks le ader. / for the two-point conversion. Smith's 10-yard scoring un . James Breiding af ter the play /' r ii -Frank Best of Winte r Garden "We had a sh utout. Should The Wildcats got a four-yard was called in vocally by the was fourth, landing 23 pounds have shut 'em out," sa id Florl- TI) from Derrick Ramsey and 11or*et coaching staff. and a $30 c heck and an entry. •-... • da linebacker Sammy Green. John Pierce's 47-yard Lets o with a quarterback . field '., ,/__-. Will Franklin of Orlando was sneak" could be heitni all the -."Our defense (ought th eir goal, ••'-i .''\ fifth with 19 pounds, 12 ounces, I'l - , . --•• guLs out," said Florida Coach "This will be a tough one to way over on the Hawks side of for 150 and an entry. He also -• '+ . field but the Lake Howell Doug Dicke) 'Our offense kept shake off," said LSU Coach the Ii I F '. Ia ided the tournament's plugging and kept plugg. Charlie McClendon after being defense was unable to take - / largest fish, a nine-pound, twoing... but we just couldn't gr,i routed by T.xas A&M. LSU ac, ounce bass. there, Lake Howell cumulated only seven Vi-st S$iiopMoors •.• . ', • Ben Grunloh of Merritt bland 11 l FIrit ,F.,, "We were starting down close downs and 114 yards and failed . was sixth, with 19 pounds, six YArc 3. -to our goal line almost all to score until the final quarter. 'i Z. Ya ounces for $100 and an entry, 91 4, night," said Dickey in praising Quarterback Bubby Gilbert i3ernie / Keene, tournament 17 . Fumbles the punting of Evans, who av- connected on touchdown passes 6 •. '. . -. director and vice-president of Pun . • 'w-'''. eraged 51 yards on five punts to of 52 and 6 yards in Tulane 's '5; S P:s American Bass Fisherman keep Florida in the hole victoryand linebacker Jim '. _________________ said the tournament con46 We gotalot of yardege, but Gueno Bisho keyed the defense with Late • testants pull ed in 211 bass Howell .-• " few points," added Dic)'i" of 11 tackles, nine unassisted _rr_. averaging two pounds Saturday L INDIVIDUAL LCAOERS -Florida's 414 to 260 athantage Mark Adams kicked three an alik eamountSunday They over the Wolf Pack In total field goals for Vanderbilt to a . put more than 300 fish back in 711 b3S •. 1 yardage. "We will Just have to count for the Commodores' Mr. Shlmkonis 15.1. Moro is 7, - ,. the lake, Keene said. Those not a' ... regroup and just be ha ppy this scoring. His 25-yarder with 28 SL TMIW'fI 11 31. GrmIIO I I.i put back in were donated to the isn't a Southeastern Conferen, e seconds remaining w2s good c,,,P Moment of truth: Weigh-in tells tale for Tom bleDoutd. Bob Clark, B,qbby T)TCC (tourticy director ,-rd 14 7 I 61; 61thop MWO — e president Of American Seminole All-Youth Ranch, he game." enough for the victory, nrIuon soon. hr.idnq t 2 ii said. Bass l"llhermanflic.),&x-nle Keene, left toright. There were Be contestants, S. - - - - - - -. . . -' ... -. Moore Wins ', Easily Raiders o Test 32-0 V , 'Almost _•---. ..- %. Ta. S -- Whhsia* 48,180 S4,460 10,385 1 8,253 28,705 After 25 Years 396 586 -, 36,296 15,458 28,787 FIoria Lam t .• ,ac.ti After 5 Years After lOYears After 15 Years After 20 Years .-•' - " ' OW '" °' ' "...0 e' -4' t, _ V Agency. So check with 'he New Accounts Department at our office nearest you about the New IRA Account. - ___ I, too laip to op'n your account and claim Your ddue:ion for zlii.s vparj I '/n .,4 J- \ -.-'-- 1JiiI' \. I 1 . 1 . ' ' •. A . • - ,. - . IL1I - • I . .- --: S '--.- - . .".- . . . -- 'w rd ...• .. . ,i • --- S - - . ____ .. :: "- canford, Forida, Phone (305)322.3fl0 Muday through Thursdays to 4. Open Fridays 9 to .- _______ -z ' • I r -'- k - • I at A'rport 8ou1varcj -- — •.- ! - 14 ___ - .- F MIDeFLORIDA 3090 Orlando Drive 'J' I --'. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Op -. .. - F1 ST FEDERAL families and friends. Two ' -. FS'LICI _________________________________ 14 1I I I 1 Your IRA Account is safe too; insured by the FSLIC, a FedCf al not i1I - it It Jim Krem er Takes Top Bass Prize _______ ., 'V Dissolutions Of Marriage Richard M. Mallin & Patricia OWIOIe Anne Prewimi & Murhael. families who arrived home this Diana iienr Uo)1. Joyce Mae Jacobs & Larry. post week are the Ed Richard- Charles W. Hoffon & Ndi (jfl0 cr & c Patti Riley Jarrell & sons, who visited Balsam lake, Paulct.. N. Wis. and the Wallace Ayers, Seth G. Deeb 4 Robi. M. Lorraine Wentworth & Dale Betty Lou Thomas vs. Who we, hi augertles, Donald E. Williamson & C. (larks Edw. Thomas. Both Mr. Richardson and Mr. Gloria M. BOlt &rn)fl Mellow & W. Ly!± Christine Williams & Ayers were hospitalized while Helen. Jrri.s Wallace Jackson Steven Albert. they were away. We join their DorotL'y L. Ricardo Luis Ptri £' W LwS J-' .-* "- -. I em r as ,tn wiiu are nappy to Unoy L Stertrom &Rkhard G&1 Richard J. Gallano & Patricia see them back m '°" S. & Virginia Myron K Sipe &QljfJneM M. Lorraine ,rrn Mrs. Sam Weisman of Leonard L. Brownies & Dale I. Brandt & Particia A. Richard A. Daytona peach was honored on SuLar.ne Smith Sandra G.Body & Richard W Eleanor Laverne Augustine & her birthday by a dinner party Susie N. Barrett & RObL HJohn Morgan Smith & Glenda James Franklin Augustine. given by her ch ildren, Rae and joi W, Johrusot ,jr,, & .1., Diana Helpworth Byrd & Oliver Jones. Gthrr guests at Deboth Wtmda Sue Cowart & David Philip Allen Hs,'d 4' - • _____ 22, Rt. 2 Bx 461 C Maitland. Win, C. ford, 18, 432 Middlebrook Rd., Orlando, Ruth J. Sugcien, 18, same. Donald 11. Henderson, 19, _____________________ - . - If you're nut enjoying theadvantages of a tax-sheltered pension plan, we hove good news.You can save tax sheltered dollars and build for future retirement with a First Feder. al of Mid-Florida lnclividuol Retirement Account. And it's as easy as opening a savings occount. Every year you con save us much as 15% of your earnings or 51500, whichever is less Then deduct that amount from your gross income. Those funds, plus the interest you earn, remains to4-free until you retire and begin withdrawing from your IRA account (see the chart below) women for the sewing class to be held at the Community Orientz Dr., Creekwcod Vill, Church. The class has decided apt Aitamone Springs, to learn to sew ling.n for thei.r Sandra J. pman, 16, 522 first project this term. Coffee Wilshire, Casselberry. and cake were served at the party were Mr. and L Lewis, 22, 613 Mrs. Jackson Hole, Wy. to meet registration time. Those who Cimilhta Dr., Sanford, Karen S. Robert Makoff of Daytona husband, Ed who p registered are: Eleanor Ayers, fsch Thin, 23, 216 Citrus Dr. working there. They all Alberta Bartubek, Florence Stephen D. Edmor1dson, 19,50 drove across country stopping Boulden, Ruth Bosweell, Mj', and Mrs. J. J. Donavan at Pacific Junction, Iowa for a E Rewls St. Ocoee, Cynthia M. Mildred Byrnes, Genevieve hai their five granddaughters short visit with Mrs. &Ipe's Wood, 16,423Lngwood,Oviedo Donavan, Katherine Jones, fly down Rd. Winter Springs from Harrisburg, Pa., sister t)dka GoodS there Roslyn Jones, Nora KendrKk, for a visit to see Disney World were joined Larry V. Whitely, 32 551 E Essie McAvoy, Charlotte thal Florida at. Louise Smelser of Pattonsburg. Semoran Blvd., No. L 3, Fern j other Matthews, Evalyn Murphy, tractions, including the sun and Mo. They then drove on to both Park, Elix. E. Thompson, 30, Jane Price, Anna Selby, Ruth the surf. The girls, Beth. Anne, Excelsior Springs and BrunShurtz, and Marie Utter. Meg, Ellen, and Joan enjoyed swic, Mo, to visit sisters Ricky C. Hampton, 22, 118 W Anna Selby has agreed to b such a good time that plans are Margaret Boun and At'drey 10th. Patricia L. Iiarnon, 18, scerelary fur the d*as. Ann already made tot a repeat Coleman. At Mtrcep&e, Mo. Box 81, Sanford Dunstan is the teacher. These vacition next year. th lASiiS I.. Raciopp.- , 64, 375 wj to see F4's folks 1ases are unuted to 20 o Mr. and Mrs. Rex Reipe, 4 Palm Spgs fit 1202 AIL Spgs., there is room for three more Mrs. Betty Reipe and from theçe they headed on back Jean Mlragiia, 63, same. woman, daughter, Randy, flew to to Florida. Winchester M. Wall, ' Most of Oniluota's residents 4.'. I1 4 Individual Retirement Account (IRA) Thomas R. Hoover, 24, Bit 961 Cb IJ ;; . With First Federal of Mid-Florida's In And Around Chuluota FI?ia.diAA II - • 'a'. I A a - • Class Votes 'Yes' To Lingerie i_ . -v".'. ''""'' .5. WOMEN HEAR VS., , .V'171117~~;:,_ - 1 I - .- ,..-~-v - Secure :;;;;.:;;: Maitland. ~~ - k. _- I — * I. \ \ -, ' -- - ::4 '— *-W - - Dollars & / _.-__,__- fI f/" " S — J. AA,-4 S - - Ir — '.. i '' •'. .,'.- . '. ~~, _W2, I . - - +i * -If , • - .: 00 ~,# H' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS State 39-8, Tulane trimmed Tennessee and Florida each M ississippi 14-3 and Vanderbilt M APP . - 1- . Look Ahead I I 4 ;; - Gators, Vols - ~ -1. I - 1, . -. .m i Good, ' :T hat Bad Or That y — -_ --,____; _ _ -_ . -. - . �'?S. 2e-Ev.nInq $eriW. SnfordfI. Monciy -;---- - - --- -.,L --- - C. ---------- .;-- r_: Z;- - - Th:-.t_-- --- - - Sip. fl, ins - Legal_Notice _ 3 - For - 3 MiIwee V Pop Warner yith football 1? :4 In Warner _ _____ ::1i' - ________ ' :. - -i1 a -___ - - I 4 Gary Timlin scooted around -- - ' ' ' ': -- - C frornRussStroose(25)asU ) ______ 3. — - - = Iwo --- ' andlostone I ,,6 - ' The Tuscawilla midgets _ Red Sox Rice Out - anaS% Kim conbuted one apiece '43.. . p. f Tuscawilla's junior midgets werehwnhiedb)DeLafld,24.4) . S Tuscawllla s pee S U ees One youth didn't rn:'r.t :. .L :... . I • .-...J.. t lli'.r tIa . Irack In whipped Pincc1t.stk, 9-4), as Loagwood. The occa.Lao as a special bicycle road-eo and rcgnlar weekly motocross races. More quarterback Scott Grant rushed By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS around ability for a record third than 80 boys were on band, competing In three classes for tropUes and ribbon,. flerald Photo by eight times for yards and hit Tom luceati Iraght year. 2 Tuau uuncan __________________ . — -"-' —' -_ Y~- :'', *3 S. ' -- __,,w :4 MUDDY SPILL - I I I-' f' I IS - • I JT S/I 1 1 IN BRIEF SEC To BI Limit e a _ i-ace k V V IIflI All Squads To 48 Players T k tYl I Las LIGONIER, Pa. (AP) Arnica's resounding nearcord triumph over the helplessly, hcçelessJy outmarmed &itish-Iri.sh two has prompted renewed speculation thattheRyderCupforTnatmaybechangedtoprovI4e &itish with some much-needed help in the bimia1 golf matches. 'Ihey simply have to do something to exted their ci selection," said Arnold Palmer, the 1ayirig Lain of the deeply talented American team that ran up a 21.11 friumr.ii Oet the best frotn Great Britain and — - Vafley Colf Qub. :twas the Americans' 13th victory agaInstne loss and one tie In the decades since World War II and the OVerwhelming yyigij accpjfltJ &itn's need to bolster her fc*ces. vviflS Ca a A 11'OWIJ j3 TARPON SPRINGS (AP) Lured the Florida PGA golf to'jrnamerd, taking a tla-ee12j sth florida rival, Butch Baird tri vict "I am playing as well as I ever did except whet, my back stiffens up an cold days," Beros, a veteran touring pro Cram Fort Lauderdale, said after his Sunday victory. 1'hat takes about lOyardo off my chives, but doesn't really make too much diffet' He responded to the wm weather here by leading on all four days ci the 72.-hole event Borne fired a one-over-par 73 Sunday, but was steady on the final holes nd emerged victorious after finding himself tied with Baird for the lead tthen his Miami op. rvrnt birdied the 15th hole, __________________ "1 thInk it would be some- Nlekro, 15-14. Dan Driessen doubled home the third run in the sixth. • I Astros 4, Dodgers 1 J.R. Rkhard held Los Angeles to eight hits and contributed a two-run single for Houston. RIchard, 12-9, bested Rick Rho'ien, 3 GIant,!, Padres 1 John Montrrusco hurled a I I flve-Wttertoralsehisreconjto (Continued frsn Page i) 14-9, the most victories for a But Shula has watched the Giant rookie since Larry JanWorld Football League, trades sen won 21 games in 1947. Brent and Injuries drastically alter Strom, 8-7, took the loss. the unit which wasshootlng for Expos 5, Cuba 4 a fourth straight Super Bowl Jim LytUe's RBI-single with appearance when it ran Into oneoutlntbenjnthwonitfor Oakland last December. Montreal. Jerry White homered GonetotheWFtare fullback fortheExposandlamylJio Larry Csonka, wide receiver hit one for Chicago. Paul Warfield and running back Jim Kilck. Ttded or cut are wide reeel Vet Marlin Brlscoe, tight end Mary fleming, defensive backs Henry Stuckey and Lloyd MumPd, linebackers Bruce Bannon and Larry Ball, defensive lineman Maulty Moore and offensive linemen Doug Crusan, IrV Goode and Torn Fwichess. Out for the season with InJuries art safety Dick Anderson, lix*'iacker Nick Buoniconti and defensive tackle Bob Heinz. I r ense - . Royals!, A's I Tonight could be the night 140 YardS whenOak1andofflciallywjj .1(1 filth straight AL West crown. , 525 The division race Is over," IS Funbls toil 21 said As Manager Alvin Dark $U '° after his A's dropped a 2-1 deci.. kmInI • ir— slon to second-place Kansas MaInland ""— City. "It's not for sure, of course, but it's over." Seminole — Branch1$ P' , ahead by seven WPOhMTSDUOark;Ck) The As, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS games, nedon1yov1ctor RUSHINC, Sanford — N Raines one Kansas City loss to bust open the champagne. Kansas sco., iii Carf.c 1171. City hosts Texas and Oakland is At. MrInto 6(17) home to Minnesota. Yankees 2-11, indIans 3-5 toSh141)O;mO)O BObbyBOfldsshowedhisafl.. SEMINOLE p,,, MAINLAND wns 7 T- — B'anth Youngsters 8-13 I'reoa re to win FreePunt,Pass& Kickclinic Improve your chances of winning in the 1975 Punt, Pun & - (Unde,1$no(.dain,d) r in un. toe p m . o&v . 7MIttSNORTHOrORLANDOOI$WY.1'.92 . UP FIRNPARK-CASSLLtI(RRY-MI,,UTtSFROMI.. free ciinc. You'll get important 'how to" tips from experienced football coschu. To pet into PP&X. just bring your parent or guardian in and sign up. hi tree. You'll got a free lIps Book and you can attend flit clinic, Enjoy dining elegance in the plush atmosphere of the Chjkj-Jaj Club. iounnet dinners sen:ed om 7 g.m. Whileyoudine,wat.chexcitingjaiAlai actaononthe8 ft. x.8 ft. closed circuit TV screen - 1 I Mainland - r - - - - - - - - - - - —-- Hurry? Sign up now? October College Football c LegalNotice ___ _______ _ Tuneup O'• _____ s,, COME IN AND REGISTER NOW - — 45 I I I I ____ . 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Stop in and start saving now. our ' I yexcept Sunda y nugi Forrs.itions.caII3O5/3,,. - Santo POST TiME 730 P.M l2power-chargeugames s RFCEIVING — 4 p M%JTUEL WAGERING PA!. You receivA Lake Mary Blvd. 1 :.'.re Gnffey belted a two-nm met to Ned Raines Drew log an comtMnation of Boston sin n". 107 Rose LA lOt Mor Shm,at Ph* 97 Ocr...' Hu . as I I I I) - • Ly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS thingspecialtoc!incititagai It boils down to this: PiLls- the the Phililes, said Pitt- course ros Legal_Notice Flr Rangers 8, While Soz 2 Wi!b: Wood becam j; Ioxr, *.1g up tour ruts 4"." 'i" " September club and If the Bos- games of the doubleheader to —home runs to Jeff Burroughs, terceion and Bean Johnson ton ied Sox are going to be an become the first player to hit Jim Fregosi, Dave Neison and had six tackles on defense. October club, they'll have to do homers and steal 30 bases In Mike Hargrove. Gaylord Perry, Jackson Heights' Junior it without JIx Rice. three straight seasons. 17-17, pitched a sixhitter. midgets knocked off South Bides Bond3' contribution Angels 5, TwIns! RI ce rooe Seminole, 19-13, as Horace thAI Roy White drove in four runs Lee Stanton had four hits, Roland scooted 40 and 35 yards whoranksseci th a home run and a pair of drove In three runs and scored W RB! suf to touchdowns after Freddie ca eaue doubles in the second-game ',lcone run to raise his RB! total to Robinson opened the team's feted a broken left hand In tory. 80. Ed Flgueroa, who posted his scoring with a pass reception da s 6-5 Boston ctory over Indians won .the first fowth straight victory and 16th irom nOui-i ri- on a ii, the Detroit Tigers. He will be (U for the rest of the sca.s4.rn game 3-2 on thi pitching of a. Inc year, as remo%eu Lroru pass covering 30 ards. rooe Rick Waits and reliever the gne after x Innings when Whether that season Dave LaRoche. his arm stiffened. then beyond the AL playoffs is T4bc I up to other Red Sox pksyers. — Not Jim Rice. !fl"r rTiIJT1ilh1L'Iil1h'1.. And whether SaItImore' ithmhn 'iQ('BET PULSATI1\G AC, 'surge ..fl beau (Continued from Page 1•Il) - Florida Asks Legal_Notice INVITATlON TO •.''r'i e- Monday,Sept, 21. on ___ * girt-. L... V L LI.) I V fri V\ C ) Sanford, Fl. the r I -c' PtINcCM, Cr, ( C. (in 100 Baseball F ' ' Evening Herald, 'rt Jlr4 ___________ C.fs I r, — O I 000 73 Ii 7 Cacno v' In re the Marriage ci fnn'ra, br I 7 P0 1 I 0 0 I 000 73 70 Oit¼l ($I 3 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FLORIDA 20 0 -kN fl ANDES FIG H TEEN V H nv Phil 1 0 000 Ii 73 '' P J7 In'ere$led CUlT. 30 DO 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY, JUDICIAL IRCUIT SEMINOLE 51' Petitioner. rartjp tr'n'ar$ Purp,,r,0 AQ,t Central Division FLORIDA COUNTY. Ft 9i Natonai League I 0 0)000 30 16 cmlnoI American League Memorai PROSATI DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.1172.CA.IIA Hr'*pi,al flYt.ry R ________________________________ FIFTH ANDES — Ce'ava M'Qt -, (II 1 0 0 I 000 P 17 Eat? nATTINC, CASE NO. 74.2P9.CP 1J33 In Re; at Marriage of bat5l-- -. 7 1 650 tO Marura Ramon (II $30 Resoonden? PIIISh 7? 71 0 1 0 000 16 30 71 1575 W L PcI. O Ca•, Mn ESTATE OF 367 MENDA Lynn Bin ( FAYE ELLISON flFP Ill Pittshiroh 7 ('0 11 5(1 Fprmir LarreA (61 6 NOTICE OF ACTION 0 I 0 000 7 35 _____________________________ 59 66 57. -?9 Mtncnn tIE I LAMBERT NY Wfe P.'P, toneq p ,g ioo0 2 o , M00 TOflOROTv 53 7 2 533 6 Wr%'e'n Divion ANDES C. Pret? kC Deceasec 3)7 Waihinqion Alt t I 9 7 6 3)0 ID 0 1 0 000 k NOTICE TOCREDITORS SIXTH — Carho E'or:a lI 600 b4e Yr,rk an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING RANDALL ELDON ELLISON SR Fr r 0 CanOn ' 0 1 0 306 ID; t'PI-Ivnn Sin 100 Ma J 10 3 HuSband Respet Alv MiQuel (7) 550 I A Pdrfth Ca'ona 0 I 0 000 1 15 11 Si 465 I? errv kC 93 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Rice Bsn 9 NOTICE OF ACTION CUlT Dnm;non Altu (Si 500 0 (Ill SEMINOLE Mtreat on 0 i a o 0 55 iS7 19 ' i n'eas. 3 v*trIpms5; take notice tnat FLORIDA COUNTY. SAID ESTATE: 4 00 P 1 7! !I4 30 T RaaII Edcn Elison Sr 90 Bonds West there hAs hn tlJd and it Dendna in Western Division NV nu .snd elCh 01 you are hPreby 2 Main Street PROBATE NO 7S.117.CP '01 33 660 Eastern Division SEVENTH — Lan,, Sanchez (11 t. Ciri,t Cntnt in and for Seminole In Re Estate of UN tflCd and ruipd to file any RATTED Ft Dvens, ltd-May Lcii Anoetes 11 33 55 W L I PIt PF PA ciroa Cvi A?.n ? 70 1) 640 Eddy Beitla (1) 170!rty bCrry k( 103 Lynn An ID? (A OiE clAim; and dands whiCh y MA;;AchuSe?? Ott]) Wit IA'.' F S APEp P.ct 77 19 191 76 1 0 0 I 000 1? Ii p 'ce nrouobl by JOHN 0 An Echann Alberdi (3) 107 1 e.ther cit ',flv, may hAyC aaanst said 0 You art. hereby notified thjt ,; Munton PlY ar flp.qo Pelt Dect.t.d 1 0 0 1000 5 ss ii .1)9 31'; CI 7 APIDFS 'Pekino a d SOlUtiOn of the 0 (1 1 3550 P II Ii 99 10 iii'I(r'n Oak 95 tbCciffiCCOf theClerkoith, voceCdno for Relief Unconnted NOTICE TO CREDITORS AlIn' 0 0 0 000 0 0 66 9) 170 37; arrine cii (A'd DOROTHY R (it(ut Court of the Egh?nth with Dis;olution of marriaQe has Pd To All Creditors and All Perion; Judicial Circuit Seminole CoQnty Err, 0 1 0 000 0 3 93 100 ANDES ani iOHt 0 ANDES EIGHTH — fl'lbao Atu (1) 1510 been filed aqAinit you and you are P ((inrh JC'S v''n 'it. 0 I 0 000 II 17 1 0 S 0 Santi AWi (5) 100- 3 70 Tht. r,rMent; are o require you Having Claims or Demands Against Florida, Probate Division. in the reovr Sad Estate to Serve a copy of your Central Division (15) 2950 Saturdays Results t0 flIt. your wnittt.n defenses with the lea Jan !1 340 0 . Ctth,sp a$ Sanford Florida written dofses. ii any, there!o ni.fed and Mmntrai 1 C.rac;o ) I 0 0 I 000 37 0 (Ii C 00 tht. Above styled Court and wtbi fe.r calt.ndar months from ur.cir Petltoners AttOrneyS. whosCnpcii -r. or.s'n' an, cl&mi an (rn Nt.w Vrh 9 P adc I 0 o 1000 7i I? to 'erwe A crc, thprOf on Petitonr r,n'ecni tb time of th fir5 oubI,cat of n'e end addresses appear II firms • i r may have 7 0 NINTH — rr her attorney OODON V CIava iii 7t ti rnuice Each Claim or demand ( tt. October U 1975. and ti, acianit the estate of Wham F Ce-.r s Loti.; p rli%urqh 7 0 I 0 17 7 rDFDFRIC C 4 10 7 Sala 17 7 60 ¶00. 60 P 0 Soi 1795- Parhpr muit pp in wnitinq and tiled 3 the OrionAl tht.f withth Clerk of late Seminole East r rh F ran;Smn t San Deqo 2 Western Division 5 rfcird Inn4da on or before Or 70 Q '1 7 1660 P (1 7! duplicate and State the Olace of thi% Court eSter bore service Army Si I (er-.r' IA? 1? Cincinnati 9 Atlanta 7 I 0 0 3? 3) ('fy(ircitt Flifa(cilirt o the Clerk of the residen(, and post 01IiCe address of Petltiorer; at?oreys Or im I97% Should you fail t000 SO and file the same R,ton Cnileoe 77 Temole I M Anodes S Houston i 13 ' 0 0 0 0 a Oefau!t ma, he entered aoainst TENTH — 1 Mupueria (1) 7410 t, claimant and must be Sworn to a'e Co;I r,uard 26 RentiClier 33 tipticAte ann as Drovd thereafter otherwie a iOflifl; City 0 I 0 000 3) 37 ciu a the CAUSe D'Ored ci Dante 10 (1 17 I,! 6 70 3 60 733 I, Flcirma Situ?i in Sertion by thp claimant hi5 AQent or at default will he entered against o i (Ontt. IA Citadel 0 0 WITNESS I 0 000 0 37 my Sundays Results hand a 1 A-rr 'A olIcial n their torney. or thp Same shall be wad 5.1 Q 151 6060 P ipI ' ' fipt in the Cciunly CounthOe P.'A''A(htiSptt; 10 Mane o rt.ef demanded fl Pittturoh S S' Ls n Sunday's Results Clerk & 'he 151 157 DD Dated at Casselberry Fonda, Pe!t.øn SlAv.. Ityled 5t.mincilt. Cnun'y Florida withIn thiS Ih dAy nf September '. .ff 10 ew Yo'k Jets PhiIe!p,a I New York (ñrt on thi; II?h dAy 04above September ELEVENTH — 1 Blboa Atøi 1575 fNr ral.nnar mnntfl from the time WITNESS MY HA?4D and the sel Nrw HamOShne C nrmnna'm ?i Cleveland 11 Cinc'nnm' , 1 Atlanta 0 1975 7! Boston 17 r P or 1 jO 7 Neqi W Carroll, Jr of this Court on tiny Pere: di, i (21 the fir;t pi.hlcaton hereof, Or the uston 7 Montreal S Chcaq 1 Enotano 0 ISFAI A tO 1 40 3 AlAy Benq Fsauire 01 temper, A 0 17 (1' 750 same will he harred Pcirtbt.tprr, New 71 Vr,rk Gao's 23 PhIa H0uSn I Los AnQeI, 1 PhOdC Island Arthur H R'kw$ Jr (7 7! 35 60 P f7 71 133 50 CARROLL & JONES. P A (Sep11 Filen t SAord FlOrida thi5 15th San Francisco 2 San Dieqo PlhlA It Clerk Cir i Court, p0 Rn. 911 TWELFTH — I Ahtr H ........ Churno tr,p Septmh,.. , ftrvrr Wai n'r.D 1975 1 1 e.s O'tears Todiy's Games no', C-rt FIor;dt rr a 1 (,'irIhp'r A ? 1 (ii,. ot 'r c 1 rrorv Prcv IS St t Os r v Elan.. -Chare clothn 1? P -hr, an As Attorney füf or aD 3 er B, Elan.. RCh.ir-:. coi 13 A Adminstrat,,, Acid Paltimort. is Ch.caoo 7 epi 17171 a' Montreal fl"v CICk ' n -'.'iiniera 6 3500 ii I 3160 Ancillary E,eutni. Dt.p1y W C HIChi;on r of Court Syracuse 10 Iowa 7 IWrtn 5 6 And Detroit 10 Green Pib!;;b Saw 1 5 o' 7? 79 & Or' 6 I) 1915 kttcbitn (eUlt.r evo 6 17). P 'I 1' 17340 B;q 0 77 All I 67 01 sa;d estate M 'iIl$fciv 3RRS & 7 •t n 11 Tgled ,"pntA 77 Spn F' I F° 1O 7 1 PbIlsh' Sept IS 1975 P.st Office D'wer H WeSlevan 21 17 5n,j'hrn Ccnn Philan.lphla 1Und,r*ood DFR lID )) 730 North Pørk Avenue Sanicird Flnn;da 17771 W?terh.ro 11 Ds.:AA Are ¶t t P ttSLurqh ''SOn 11111 t toui 73 A'Ian'a 20 — Sanford FlOr.dA 37111 Attorney fr Adminstrair,, Dallas II Los AOOCICS 7 PtIi;h PhIihSept ,9 ) r 2; Ins ENTRIES 1975 South 17 kansas C'ty u IBiltingham 15 91 CITY CF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DFP 117 DER 62 Albm S Al Clemtoo 0 itliehro 51! InI P'ttSht rc 37 San D.eqo 0 WINTER SPRINGS. FIRST — i EC.SOO Aiberd EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. tM Ar,p!p AIcimr AL',' 11 Delaware State Teday'sOames 'Yessersmth II re Ovoi.-:' Eddy Len': CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA : II at San Dieqo IMCIn'o%h OCI$r% al Miami n I arni Beti Notice of PubIc Hearing COUNIY. FLORIDA '5' Unia Elorra 6 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE arvon Plman III l..i 1) Games Sunday. Sept 2$ Atñ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN V IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (General Jurisdiction Diyision ' Oou:a Arana EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (In!, C D,'rot a! L'llria hr.-i-1 Carc NOTICE IS HEREBY oven by 'he EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Case tio 73111 CA09.E CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Fe;? t.(Pioan 77 '.'-ncipta a' Cleeland Tuesday's Games PIE LCu' City Council of the City of Wn'er CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SECOND — '1' Eddy Beitia '7 CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE COUNTY. FLORIDA. MiAm i at N New YcinS ChCq England Srin Frharr eni Florida that Sad City SEMINOLE COUNTY 131 Ira Eorza. PilC kfp BOCER FEDERAL CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.I771.CA04.E FlOridA State 17 Utah State S Ne SAfi Fnnr.;1 .t Allni' Vcirk Giants at Wasb'nq ml Parr.. Oril 1%! Larri Arana ¶51 SAy IPiC,5 Councilwill tda Public Hearnq at PROBATE DIVISION AND LOAN DIVISION E PhIladeIpb.a C.eoroia 25 M;;'t;'. 5' 6 a' Pittsburgh 'Annbet 730 p m or as snon thereafler as PROBATE NO. 7S71CP Ill Aldana ASSOCIATION OF NEW vORx. In Re: Dissolution of Marriage Oablenn a' Baltimore C.prrola Tech 1$ Mum. na 3) L1,0 '5 (Jr NEw vop 5$ible cifi Monday October In Re: Estate of Via GERALD DAVID DENNIS. St LouiS A? Yon'reul 'n wansas 11 kPfl'uchy ID PP'lIane'pP;a t Chcaop 1975, to consder the request of S LINGO THIRD - 'Ii IrA Via '7! Pl6,ntff Pe'.ton. Hu%b8nd Vertt 5'atp C'rr;nnat A' Hout I OuS At n,!,15 - 15 In) F '-a Vi Saminr,te CAh't..--;.n lo 1 A'dAOA L n deceased •, • .,,, ,,, fOr err 0 £nc.tes a' Sa a 0vt'3r, DI '.'A '.' " fl.i F - - ra rhni AuthOrity •0 mOdify franchse SI Ilta 4i NOTICE 10 CREDITORS E E SE a single .0 0 A?IS, OE''J: M$rIar, 31 Nrtn Carolina 7 r'v JP?5 a' Kansas a' canrhe: t7: Arecha AOr&men? t Drovide for an To All Creditors nd All Person; Rt.Sdt.' W.fe. Moreean S'a'e 19 Me'sh,,, (it ' F crease In rtp; including rate fo' Having Claims or Demands Against Am,r,can League Denoant NOTICE TO DEFEND tIny 16 (irCinfiati At New Orleans iflitAllAtiOn Ad monthly serv.ces Said Estate: FOURTH - III La" Peres, 171 NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO East PIci Carolina s' q Florida 7 Pi,fflO a' P-tlSburgr, V, ar Srhedule of Present rates and hereby notified and Arerbe Aenqoa tli Negu Javi, CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE JiDiH APIN DENNIS W I PC? GB PiCbrnpri 77 Furman Un, 71 tn Ari a' San Franc ,sco Cerbo 'ates may revied at requreq to preSent any claims and Pston (5) Barre Altu. (6' Adrp unknown 97 6) 39i South Caroline 71 Duke 15 Game Monday, Sept. 25 the followina 'ocations TO: '.'APVIPI DALE EE5E d.mar,dj Which you may have Baltimore Alava Zarre I?) Domingo EcIs.ave Ues.dence unknown SI Sb 571 3'; Sri$h CAro 5' 7 No Carol-na Re, a' Dc"..' I 'P1 iIp Elo,:a C6blevs SI Sdorih S'ree' Aoeinst thp estate of ROBERTA S t,p ,on Inc VmS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 10 73 S1A 13 A&T 0 1)10 French Avenue FIFTH -(11 Dnmin0 Muouerza Rr'nn Rrk LINGO deceased late of Seminole (ievelann thAt GERALD DAVID DENNIS has 73 77 193 IS, Terne;; S'' 71 Alabama 7 Sanford Florida N Cjnly, FI0,;dl, tO the Clerk of the '3) Chucno ouos World Football League filep a Ppti?in n th Circuit Court of 61 97 i)3 7•i1 A&P.S 1 Ac'r,p ii F.rm Echave. (3! Circuit Court, And file t Detroit same in Eastern Divisln YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED Seminole COunty FIon,du, for the 37 95 3 35 Tewes AL!,' 9 Lousana Stale P.'ArL,r1 Rnne '61 Erdoza Ramon. 7 Office f Ph City Clerk that an art:on 'o Forerlose a dupIicafC And ai proyid in Serlion West Dissolution of Marriage eii5ting W L T PcI. PP PA Ill Ce!e,a srr, City Hall !,fp'i% 133 16, Floridl S?atu?es l) Sann t0A0.. fir, 'b f011owing desCrbed between C,EPALD DAVID DENNIS fl thCir 91 él 606 6 1 0 557 156 l Ttilcip 11 .5%5% 00 ."r(ha Winter Spningj, Florida offices in the County Courtho.. Rr'hm arsa; C ,t, rrr(erty in Seminole County, arc iUDtT ANN DENNIS and you ft S61 6 7 0 Ill 7 730 130 V.rQniA 2? V rq -a •,ti tar, 21 SIXTH - '11 Anecha Elorza, (7) Seminole Cot1, Florida. w' Flcria CbA.'Iot a'e 'POu red to St.'ve I COPy Of your 1 5? 190 15 1 3 0 371 I)? 170 Oeii?a Ernave V) Miest All 'fltprt.i!pd parties are inyit. four (Alpndar months frn tpie t,',i.. Cacnd Perez. JaeSsny 77 5 I ot 1 a written defense, if any on hi5 at Easterly ' 04 Lot £71 70 1 3 0 S7 it) III tJi Parrt. Zarre 151 At Pewlira Green It South M and be heard of the fir%t puhUcationhereqf C' PblI5h Benqoa Plori tOrney Albert N FIt5 'I 5) £81 77': A LAKE 7 4 0 230 172 175 If' flr 6d WAYMAN 555Cr lj non MQjfil will . barrei THI5 NOTICE stobe OubliSheq in 7) 5lpa (aIfr,'n.a Hrlf,HTS '1 Crc" ; 2'0 Edwards BulOng 5 Western Division 23', LAKE ADDITION ia. IA' Neqiji Alt Dray.. Un v ii LOu'Sville 7 The Fyenin Herald a ne*spaperf S Artn Filidt Sanford, Florida. this 17th errora.na to the PIe? thtreqf as Salurday's Results 6 3 0 667 713 1O IfidiAnA S'a'p 7 SEVENTH - Ill UrlaL,nu,. (7 Southern II Par. Avenue Sanford Florida cenerAl circulation in saId C'ty. one day of Spptem,q. 1913 S Cal Nt.w Ynny t (Ireland I 37771 arc fiI the orginal with the reroroen :n Plat Book 1. Page 1 1 0 tOO 713 230 Frbarr Arr, Ifir'S 71 5' T L Lingo J (31 ca Alberdi. II) (I) time at least fifteen (131 days t HAwli P tl: Octrot S Rs'on I 3 1 0 179 itS Ill l* Slat. I? A-, Force 17 £!Oane R.'ia thp day Ah0e Slyled Court. on priOr to the time of the Publl A; E,erutoc 31 La'r. Javi. (61 Sre..rt ( nI, F RecordS of Semino'e ci' vfr 'he 15t of October 1973 PIIimcire S Ml* I 3 S 0 315 159 179 Cai'i7e P..ref Ill Nequ, Via 5' Un., Hearino 32 DOUGLAS STENSTROM W'chita Porii'0 I1 OaIIn IA Kansas City 4 7 s 0 bS be fleq against you ano you rtt'erwise a n.failt arid Ultimate 17o 169 FO State 0 SAnrh.7 DATED 'hS 171St day of Se STEPISTROM DAVIS & Tevms a C Saturday's Results Jimer,' wIll be entered against temper, 1975 3 are ?eilreq 'o serve a copy of your P.tich;can 19 Staolorc 19 EIGHTH - 111 Celava Alt McINTOSH 71 JCCS'Pn..Ile you fr, tb' rpli demanded n sad 16 3 Ca'-fo'na 2 written defenses f any to it on MiChigan Slptp 1 PhiladelphIa Sala Anii,rre City of Wntt.r Mam 1' Alava Ala AttOrt.y for Eiecutoe On; '11 10 Pet.tior wbth 5 the Dt;oiu"on CI Sundays Results DCIIC,L AS L GRABLE Attorfity 13 Fermln Mencha Sprinas FIor,a PC Rn. 13)0. 'Si Shreveport 3$ Maruri. S.'ArniaO. between he end You Clevelanc 33 New YOrk 7 Ii Sotr PlCntiff whose adc'e' Call Mion,t Suite A'i','p,i R - S Mary I Norton Fl 17711 We;' Michigan 0 IA) Sant, Juan 171 5fo brci a 29 s D"rc t S WITNESS "V HA,'D and OF 70 114(1 West Sh SInce, Hialeah Chi'r M;sru 30 lIl.n 70 Pamon (51 ErOoia Larrea City0Clerk Publish Sept 77. 79. 1913 FICIAI SEAL Baltimore I YI*ub Sunday's Results 540 Our? this 'n NEWMAN BROCK 0 FlOrida 13012 on a.' bc'e the 77th cay of AtO Nebraska 15 'n0a DEP 1 NINTH - III Aquirre '7) Ceiaya. 0 USt 1973 Yete; P Chicaoo 7 Pirminohm 77 Charlotte i cc, ci Oc!oher 1975, and file the North Dakota 131 Rhen City AtrOrnpy 36 ____________________________ Augustana. 15 Sala 6) San Antor.o 30 Hawa, II 'Sean an;as ('fy 3 lavIand I ioinal 1th th Clerk Of th.s Court S D 31 7er,e (7) App: ($ Juan (ily nf W;nter Sorino, MemObli 16 Portland Ar$hr H BerS,,ith California ¶ MinneSOta 7 Ptb,, belo'p service on Plaintiff's Nci DAkota 3* 13 Floridp TENTH - Ill MAruni 121 amcn Slate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Clerk of the Cicuit Court Saturdays Oamn Teday'sGaee ' 't'o'rey nn Immediately therealter S ij rh,:rhn hI' Fcrmn l5 3n' Publith' Sept 77, 1975 PirmnohAm a MlIwt.h lAig y .-kifi; EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR.. t ll JacWnipie I0 a' Otherwise a default will be entered bFR , (7 Larrea t$ North Mlhig,n Il Cent MiCh So P,rn Celfo,n, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMfNOL CCk _______________________________ COUNTY. FLORIDA, (It. •foe fftp, 7131 (nI at Char AOAicit you for the ,lef demlndCd 'erbe 'can ta lOtte PERT ' FITS Rn;ton ' se 15111 at N fl the comolain$ o' Foreclosure of Nfihwestern 10 ELEVENTH - (I-Oom-ng ACTION NO, 1S1I14•CA0i.D A!trre, for the Pe'-'..r ',cr'nern II rrk 'C,u''', 00' Sunday's Games n' 'ortoagp NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO (CIVIL re: The Marriage of arror 17 Nequ' Zanre 3 Same lindil 3 Hawa710 FCwans BUitdir, at Shreveport, YCtat 'PCrZAnOASk ti VACATE. ABANDON, DISCON aft,' oubtiseq once ',''aiiel I4! ArechA Ait 73) at Nctrp Dame 17 Pu'due 0 JAMES C CLARK '5; AlbAo 5Arford FIoniO4 37771 verseS C I, (F.$lmo,,; 1$ II! each week c TINUE AND CLOSE A PART OF o' four consecutive '4' JuIn li Alava Obo t(1 Rail S'a'e 0 t 00 1 5 15 P& ris 1' P,'emOh.s At San An'ono 1975 OLD STATE ROAD NO 127. wCSj in the Evenng Herald FrbAr 5 rh fl AZO Ohio State 17 Penn S'a'e 9 DED 17 70 ',HO!,5 IT MAY CONCERN (hICCOr, 1Kaat 7011! at Ca'l WITNESS my hand and seat of _____________________________ TWELFTH - Ill Sant, Aquirre ANGELA P CLARK OSIAh(ma IA PilIspurgh 10 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by t at Sanf Scm 'e ' 4 1'u 1 CeIA.A Juan (4i S'a'e 70 Arkansas 13 Jo! Ala! Wife Minnesota iRan, I,) a' Oas - IbP pr cit County Commsion,rs County FInnidA on this 19th day of Merrh 15 E'dota AiD (4 NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cit SemInole County, Florida. our land lHlt7mn 17111 In' S'F'emher 1975 Fprmin Miigu,rza (1 Cucn EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. STATE OF FLORIDA TO' Only camps Scheduled ISFAL' ant to Chap'r 336 f the Florida I arree (I Maru' Ramon ANGELA p CLARK, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 5l' s '1571; that a oetitmon ha Southwest Tuesday's Games Arth,,r Aerkw:th Jr COUNTY. FLORIDA. Ariici 6U1 WARD ROAD. S'a'e 13 Teva; Chris Saturday been filed With said Board on the Clerk cii thp Shove Detroit at Baltimore, (ni CIVIL NO. tan 1(1 NORTH TONAWANOA. NEW Night Results 16th day nf Seotember. 1973. tO YORx Milwaukee Al CleveI.rtct in! ;?ylpd Court Ark;, 5tp' 7i MCNe,t. HERBERT H GEARTNER and vacate aenoon. dis(ontioue and Refon at New Yoik InI Bw Lillian T JCflkin5 Sports On TV EDWARD E940.ANDER, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FIRST - 1 U':a Len-: 1 17 60 ' Teias at Kansas C'tv. Deputy Clerk rose a certain right of way ShOwn that a proceeding for d,sscIutIo of Plaintiffs Auhtrn 10 Bavfr I 55(1 A P0 7 Eddy Okoki 7' 6 0 at OavIar, PI'bISh Sep' 77 751 Oct 6 II 197% vi MOnday cci a recrded t4owar Payne 17 ('r,ty FIid olat 04 Semioule marriaqe hs been filed againSt ,,C.J, trs SpnCheZ (h ranci Te,5 L DER It) ' Ca' 'o'n a 31, 370. 0 P pm '3 711 - Tenn' JOSEPH STONE 4% tr5t !7'j1 515 the tame binq arc tbt Petitioner. JAMES C 'beran 17 P i 7 ¶1760 II . ceqcr;oeq AS f011OwS Par-fir Sni'hw.s One.. l'om L Defenønt New P,'e,ir, 5t 17 Lamar 10 ______ SECOND - I U'za Elorza I5 That part of 'be alignment t Olo CLARK. ¶eek other el,ef agacis' Aropt,ti '' NOTICE OF SUIT II eflertino the fOhlOw, New Ye, Co 1 *0 1 Il 2 A!dana AVIfiA Baseball 9 TO C,pr,l'd G'dn an Stat, Ri 477 trav,rsing through Ce;cribed real oraperty, to *'t yarc,prt'-1, 9 n-ce 6 '91 - NFL Monda, No' '1! 660 10 1 EchanoOkoki Ill 'hp N i, of the 'IF 'iO$ SeCtion FonthaIl 'The Oakland Racers iCTI'T'IOUS NAME Aflelinp Gordon, hiS wife let 76. Block G. W000MER€ 14(1 OIlS! 5560 P 111, 103,0 BQ TCSbIp 70 S . Range 30 East. as PAPV meet the Onlohos A' M 10 BirChw000 Road NOtices he'Cb 0-yen thaI we a'e Peplat. as o Far West 5b with Alt I 36 10 74 *ith all I hv the pItt of Old Orlando tb.rf Leaders (IrerCe R,.il P'CAON1 ifl t1isinPt5 at 105 Peabndy MP5Saht,5 sIC) oc Arizona 16 PAcific Univ 0 reoreq fl Plat Book II.' Pci reCOrded ifi Plt Bk 6 Qe Ave . Attamnnte Sarings Seminole g,fl Phtj Recorsot Seminole Celrøci 27 Wy'nm'n i THIRD I I U':a Arana (II 1350National League 53. 53 And ¶6 PubliC reco'os Of County FIid County Ftcnida under the fictitous Leonard Jatfe and Friday (010 State Un'v 71 , 70 s Brigham larri Beta Ill 11 00Spmirlp Cnun'v Florida. betwn RATTING (123 a' batSl• name cit D&P INSTALLATION. Ffa;re J Jaffe. Yrng I? m 's i - BasebAll tTn AND, you are requireq to appear. 350 3 EcPtano VIa (7) 310. 0 II 1! the Sci'jtn line of the NW 'i Of NE ' Mdlock (hi T Simmons 363 bi *if AtfAt R'v' that we intend to reoster tao name face tne Reds in eo file lCa ' 77 Northern Aripna 12 4° r Answer or other 10 311 Smrir,j.Ilpri PQh 330 SR of SAid Section 79 and the NOrth liliC aefenseor pleading wilts the CIerl f' ('ocimnA,' Sitson Court with tP Clerk 01 the Circuit Court 5t lCand Univ IS Nevada. Silver Spring, Maryland Semlnlp County Florida n ac of trp newly Aligned right 04 way of tPi Circuit Court In and for Seminole I Veoas 7 _____________________________ State Rnad S 171 in thp NE ' Of NE C'ty Flø,id and serve a CODy cordance wth the CrOysiOn; cf the ' f Said SettiOn tess a ____________________________ F,CtitIO Name St4tut. To W't For The Herman Fniedlarlder and e.ceot tbeqepf on Petitionr' StAle 6 attorney the fcullo*mno ertn .45 9 Ft0,,05 Statutes 1957 Am Fniedlander hi5 wife 1an Jose S'a'e S. Oregon 0 flGEp I BERRY of BERRY I That part 01 Tbiç, (IC Road FIlL LER Attrnyi at Law, P 0 nr.itppr,, fi 71 O'eqon S'a'e 7 The W • of tht. NE 4 !,it'ultrj, Georgia " P p 1. HAr%N,* f ttse tIlE 4 Drewer 0. 110 E 7 e'as 77 ',','A;Piflgtofl ID Commercia' FICTITIOUS NAME Deal In Town cii 4er1on f9 Ti'1Wfl5h,p 70 South FICTITIOUS NAME PuhII;b Seat 7 79 Oct S 13 1975 Str,'qt, Sanford. FIorj.(ja 32771 or or tCLA 31 Tpnn,ssee 7$ NOtiCe is 'ereb, vcn that we are Pane. 30 Fast in Seminole COunly Notice -s b.rt.h. .cn 'hp we are OF R Ill Harvey Formn arø befcrp the 17th dAy of October, 1975 ,'.A%P'inot '1' 10 Utah It PnOAOCd fl bus ness a' 370 Brittany enneoeq ci b%-nes a' R' 1 So. )H. Marsha Forman his Wife FlOridA v-Q within 311 feet e'acts ci' Othpr*iSe A default will be en General Vrr, -t Electric C'rle CASst.tbevry 1107 Semnote CAltOrni 1 'dc f a tuJ'vPv line described as tpqp aQAlnt you Wpkiva Perk Drve Sanford, 55 AlbermrI Road flIw County Flos.da under the fictitious Sem;note County Flor.da under the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NO'wOd. Massachusetts WITNESS my 3"'d flC4 Cr.m,oc.. fictilit 5 name of ACTION GLASS & Ih me at WEKIvA LAN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Central Air CondItlOni, E.,t lin Cf sealof the Clerk of the Circuit Cjrt Stn 79 ALTERATIONS and that we intend DING, and that we intend to tist. Pro Football CUlT IN AND OR SEMINOLE Stante, We'obm and fl*nshp 70 South, On the 11th dAy of September. 1975 System '0 reqi$r Said name with the Clerk 1(1 Fat' .n Semine County. (Seal) COUNTY, FLORIDA 5410 name *th the Clerk of 'hC Joan WenbAum h5 wife Natoncl Football League Call f the C'rcuit Court ?emnole Flerida A' a oem' 730 30 feet SOUtSt CIVIL F DIVISION NO Cl 73. Circuit Cr,rt Seminole County, DtlVt.I EDERAL SAVINGS & Framinoham MAssachusetts National Conferer,ce Arlpitjr H BPCk*ith Jr PLUMBING County, FlOrida in accordance with 01 In.. Norfheest Corner of said FlOrid0 ifi accordanc, *ith Eastern Division Clerk Cf th C'rcuit Court the ProviSiOns of lP HEATING. INC. Sector 79 thenc, run SOuth 76 F'CIiti0S I DAN provisions of the Fictitious Name ASSOCIATION OF Lou Brudock And y Elaine PiCha* W I I Pcf. PP PA Npme Statutes, To Wit decrees ' 11" West a distance of Section Stptutes To Wit Section 563 Ov JACKSONVILLE 1007 Sanford Ave. 322.sSo ... .. Charlotte Brudnick h% wife ' o - rw Clerk i 3 MS 09 F lor da Statutes 1931 FlOnide St'u'p 1931 7131% fee' tØ thp beq'nnr,q of a PhIh Sept i 77 79 Oct 6. 1973 S P11 niff Tvler Po'o P rhert M Ca'nes curve ronCayp Sou'h,a;terly having OFP 113 S R;s.li I Moncrief 1 evina$on MassachuSett5 James w L A radius of hiS 97 feef: thence along F U NICE Kathlpn Moncrief 0 ulIII IIIIp.. Al K ENS a k a sA;d (I'ye ttsr C,erald Younqj a central gnql of Publish Sept I, 13 72. 79 1973 F(sNlrE 0 AIKENS SOUTHER Steven Kalt: Pbl5h 3ept 13 77 75 Oct 79deorees5?'3"astaric,o. 1973 DEP 17 I APi Ii Il N Main Strut NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE P 111 ft.et t S'atmon 351 -15 Ii thnç, 0encant PIeasartvlIIe. NOTICE IS HEREBY GI YEN that a tm..t hr.ng Of North u NOTICE OF ACTION 042)7 virtue of 'hAt certain Writ of ltd THE COUNTY COURT. IN AND TO FUPIICE 0 AIKENS a k a cecre.s 07' Il" East run North 39 •*ecution iSSued out of and under the FOR decree'?.' 17" We'sl $d'%tanceof SEMINOLE COUNTY. FUAIICED AIKENS SOUTNER Dr Murray J Kotin and sealofttiecouu,ty Court of Seminole FLORIDA, LAND feet to tte Print 01 Beginning, County, Florida upon a final Beverly KoItn, t'ii5 *if FICTITIOUS NAME tp'-, rri,mt.,,. North 19 degrees 74' CIVIL ACTION NO 7S.I71?.SP 03 Pe;.1en1, -. linkoown 1013 POttp 5 herpni, Oven tb' i am SAPiFORD Park Avenue judgment rendered 'n the atoresao ROAT 17" a dslanre cf 79 77 feet to th i3ORKS 5. Vl,,cil VOl ARE NOTIFIED that Irl jrç., eoocp,j in hi; t"e at 30) Oak Pill P.IAPINA cOurt on the 16th dAy 01 July, A 0 INC A FlO?idA COf tee .nnnn of a curve concave North actiOfltflforerlc,ea mortgage on the 05360 Drive, Altan-tonte Spning 37101. i that certain case entitled rtipr • ve"t.nly Paving A radiu4 l Ii) 71 follOwin preipCrt, in 5t.mnole Seminole County Florida under Ihe Joe Creamor,s Inc Plaintiff, y lirt ihrnre 4 1 Pa n'ff 0nrJ Said Curve (ri,rty FlOrid4 enc all rb" 9': t'tiOt;S name of HE DR ON v 'P)0 5 Dw.qht Smlkpt, 0eianant *hih ni -, l 'nrc, et' a centrAl Angle 01 5.1 OCQr. I cit SI IAU ELW000. titUt as n,p%tor; n a real estate CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC , P111 LII? afovesam Writ Cf E'ecution was WE'RE HEADQUARTERS FOR a nstanc. nf 141 75 ft tp cordir,o 'o tbp pIt therep! trust pertAr,n t the tserth A"d that I intend to 'eg;ter sac deIIvCr,d to me as Sheriff of Defendant deSribeq P'OOe'ty recrdef3 fl Plt Book 13' Page 53 lb.. i0 rurve. thenCe South Seminole County. Florida end I name With the Clerk of tPt C,rtuit 7érteareet()5 13" West 4 distAnce of h4y NOTICE OF SALE PUblIC R'rn,ç Semnot, COunty. Court, Seminole Cnurity Florida n leviedProper*y upon the Owned fOt.Owinq YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED 15943 feet to the end Of ttl,5 SutYe, described by Florida Pintro s "'01!-, ci ,en that Our 'hat a Complpint to fOr,clo, lire Accciroantt' with Ihe VCvi%l0rt f SUAmI to Ir,.. Fl Judgment for mcirtgAgt.; P'; beer' fileq AQAin%l YOu and you the F ictilious fflcumber'ng Dwight Smulker. Said property ame States, To tl'ie CONIAIPIINC, 15.505 sQuare feel te'ng located ifl Seminole Count, Plairtiff en!"ed in the cause pen are repi,rd tr, te'y a cope of your Wit St fOonn real DrOciCrtv 3 Florida Slatuses 1 179 a'e' more th,or nt, y,m,'tpn in an for I c' Ci ml SLAVIA COLONY CO S 1937 F IO 10 , on more DarlcuIr i Ar '' t se 4 mOlC JUL IUS SADDL EMAN BOOT png 0 SLI BDIVISION. aordnQ tothe plat Cemm'tsior.r wiflBoard of County Sharon R Hardest PET Pus K A. Case No 15 1117 5P 0), the un a oublic POWI A 540 AND PET u 5K A. Ibprepf recordeq in Plat Book 7 Secretary On, (1' 1164 Cnevrolof Camar der;igne bearnr, on Ihe SAd petition at 7 00 aUtOptt. V n No I?1)7IN3i73 Ctrk *11 sell the PImci ffi Attorney whose address Pace 71. cii thC Puhli Reco'øs of n'clo Publish 5'r' 5 t% 2? 29 1975 P ._, day of C?Cfldty %tuAtC fl Seminole County, BELL BOTTOM Seminole County, Florida. DER 61 5 33 Fast Rnhins,',, SIred, Orlando, Stored at RitlIf & Sons fl San C'lrtoa.r IllS r the County Corn FIO,ldp deserbed As F'enme 32001 on or hefe October ford. Florida *dd,tional in CORDS __________________ Ps been fIlpd Against you and YOU missiOnary Ponm in the Seminole formation available Irom the CIvil Forty three loOt. Seven inch '0. 1975 anti file the Original wits ftp are rt.gulred o serve a cOpy cii YOU? (runty CourtPtn,jp at Sanford. (jh'7'. lØn 1937 yA eleven ft. (len of this Court f'mtl'q before written defenses, It any. t itOrl VAIl Division of the Seminole County AND FIo,d,5 t whiCh time those fr an IWfS ifl(P1 (II'2"I Ppm 'Wenty gross sirvicerin the Plaintiff'5 Itt0rfly ' DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE. P A !Ptt.riff' Deprtmnt FICTITIOUS NAME Aaaint the vAf4ting Abandoning ton vMSCl knOn a; the immedlAtply thpremlter Otl'lCtWt a Mid th Uflde,jigry as Sheriff of Notic is hereby giyen ttsat we are 1701 'Stialirnar" ALSO Attorneys for the Olantiffs. whose diScontinuing aria closing Of SCid Old S*rniriolp County, Florida, will at defi's It *ill he n$ered aganst you Address enneged in business at H'way 17 p o Sot 793 Orlando. rOati And right Of way will b heard fOr the r,I...f demAndt.d n th At public sale to the hqh,st and II 00 A 1,5 rn the 30th da,i of $e 37507 and file the org 011 cr0 final ArliOn $0 A tAk onowonc. Semnole County. b' C r- n" g' IA 0 t wits Ibi' Clerk t tt' APOyC slyled for cash at Il 00 A M on the by tAd tenits,, A 0 1973, Offer for sale an Florida tinder the fiCtitiOuS name of 7th Bra-C ,',-llpif5ç ITy PtAndAnd lisp seal of (Osrt on or heforu October 17th. sell to the hiqbt bidder. fr tah, of Octba', 1975 at itt, West At MO S I N U C PilL 0 F N fleten ttii% 10113 dAy of September front door of tP, Sentinole County tls,; (c,rt thiS 4th day of Set. 1975 Clthefwite, a iudgment may be %ui, \' ct 10 An and all euislin4 te,ns, THRIFT SHOP And that tq-mb,r 1913 entered AgAifl5t intend Cjrth,se Sanford Florida o for tise relief fSeali at the Front fWestl Door Of thp to repister said namewith the Clerk demAnded In the Co.olaint , WIINFSS my hand and the seal ot Scm ifllp (Otint COrlhoup - n 01 the Clrcuil Court. Seminole thi; (,rt on the Art,r H Reekwitts J Arthur H ReCiwilts Jr Sanforn 14th day f Sep WITNESS my hand and the seal Flrid the ab . ' County Florida in acnrdance with temhpr 1975 ARM YNA VY Clerk of Its.. Board ((rn ol the Circu.t C&urt SAid Coirt on September Ihh. 1973 personal proorrty the proviSions 01 thp FiCtitiOuS '%FALI 01 County Commissioners B. I IliAfi I JCnkns IS,l I That tato 5plp is be'nq Section PIAmP Statutes, To Wil of SemIeple County. FlorIda hPiity Clerk Arthur H flerkwith. Jr . tAtist' the te?m Arthur H Beckw'lh, ' • '-a Writ ,f Ps 05 FlorIda Statutes 1537 hn C Ra..r Attorney Ji'liti Pet?k Clerk of the Cutit ourI Fwecutin Clerk of the Circuit Court S IrIs (rtal (NA Bimleinci 33 Fast Re'nson 5t 5y lillian I Jenkins ln By Elaine qldharø: Polk Jeanne P Rousw P 0 Roy 1171 (IrlanOrl 110 12901 310 SANFORD AVE. Oejty Clerk Sherifl Clerk P ' l, th Sept 15. 77. 79 Oct 6 1973 Puflliti Sept 77, 1573 flticitin rinnida 1250? Pthl;sb 5ept 5 lS 7; 79 1973 Spn'iI Counl Phtith Sept 15. 77. 7b. Oct 6. 1973 P;'hU;b Sept 77 117% U (3FP lOT OF 4' OF R ill Publist Srçt S IS 77 DFR lii I OF P IA OF P j t SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 119 J- _____ E:' ___ç IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR I F Legal_Notice_ - - - Levi's® Jackets Chr & Jus' .p$y,t DODGE TRUCKS 9 mll north a' Ri. 1d Orlan4 Pl*t,: I SURPLUS $474575 - ) — LegalNotice S Q rhanc (3 ,r' .o-,,i. st'OY- ; -0.?;-, �45-Evening l'erald, Santord, Fl. Monday. Sept. 22.1975 [N Ice srneiisl TON IGHT,S TV (24) Intercom (35) Star Trek 7:00 (2) To Ttll The (44) Hogan's Heroes (9) WIld World i 'vosc At War (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) National Fight Of The Week (44) Love American ,..Iti..isfl ,,a,si. 1 ______ Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (74) Cnrryscendo5 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON (24) MIster Roqers' Restless () Rhoda (44) Leave It To Beaver (I) Space: 1999 BIYt.1F ','tii?PH THI (24) Pacific SW Ooen Tennis (35) Movie U" O!? FORMtRlv __________________________ 'LIVE ALlflLr _________________________ fsirai S Miami (44) '*'hUVIP t Tomorrow c) All My Children (24) Electric Comny (44) Variety 1'OO (2) Somerset (6) News (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional Schedule (35. 44) MovIe 9' ,0 (6) Maude I' (35) Rocky Acid 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. DOWN Family '6'00 (2, 6, 0, 9) News (24) Villa Aleqre (44) Lucy Show 63o (2.8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good (35) RFD - - fl*ecs 3 Musical - - 15 - - - Il 19 I - - _________ 2 - Summer Program! HEY DIDDLE DIDD'.E DAY CARE 37) 5690 APE YOU LONELY? Let us help to meet 'he right pe lusI -. -- - -YOU NATIONAL SINGLES 18-Help Wanted CLUB OF AMERICA Php- 305 _____________________ 737io - 'V.I'f1t r'ROBLEM ____ AVALONAPARTMENTS ADULTS MO PETS 116W 2nd St ________________________ TRAVELING MAN: Jim she enlists Rhoda to break the enormous problem as Arcitie Oakland Ithiders against tiw Hartz, who shares the honors "sad" news to the doctor. putshisfootinhistnouthagain. Mianu Dolphins at Miami with Barbara Walters on the 8-9 NBC THE INVISIBLE tonight in a replay of their "Today" show every morning, 911 NBC %IONDAY NIGHT playoff game last year- which MAr' "Man of Influence" Dan hasbeenonther3adagoojdeal Westin, the invisible r1urn, , AT THE MOVIES "There's a lately for the show's Bicen. inandoutofvisibilltytonjghtas Girl In My Soup" The network Oaklaod won, 28-26. 9:3040 CBS MAUDE Contennial salute to the states. He he goes aftcr a fake spiritualist, cautions that this Is "a tinulng the domestic upheaval has some encouraging words with the help of wife, Kate. sophisUcated comedy designed in the Findlay household, aboUtthecountry.It'snotaboijt 8-9 ABC BARBARY COAST for mature audiences." Soriw Mautle and Walter are now to io1bps "U is critics may 'IIspute thc "Y "Jesse Who?" Jesse James separated because of Maude's pleassnt surprise to 5CC the ih.. uu tu ....I.-----soohistication of the mgqiv - wniue nwne is IUD1L1QI1S io run for Inc stale mood of the country," Hartz taken in vain. His old gl but it's okay viewing for people senate, When the Marmons toss declared. "Peoile are more friend, playod by Rosemary looking to relax for a few hours a party, both show up - with optimistic these days. They are and get a few laugtls, S IY ;*IUI ••• anxious to get on to other things money from a banker, played Goldie Hawn and Peter Sellers. utlp,1 etuiL. 10-li ('[IS MEDICAL CENbesides politics. When you get b) Lloyd Bochner, who has He plays an international TER I)r. Cannon has a problem out of New York and been embezzling irom cooking expert, and she's a tonight. He seems to have an Washington, things look di bbery discarded lover. They meet, identity crisis, which bank. They create shows ferent." travel together and then comes that gang, But even doctors, especially ONE SERIES, INVISIBLE and blame the James can't fool Cable and Cash, the telegraphed triangle plot. TV medicos, are vulnerable. At FOR ALL: So help us, NBC they who infiltrate the schemers and Everybody wants Goldie. any rate, there are flashbacks swears it wasn't a stunt. But a break it up, 9'to-conclusjon ABC NFL to his youth, as Dr. Gannon negative of the opening episode explores the past to see if he can MONDAY 8:30-9 NIGHT CBS PHYLLIS FOOTBALL Poor was sent via air transportation SeasonPremlereFirstgameof findacluetotheproblemthatis toNew York to be screened by Phyllis discovers she can't remainimpassivefortherestof the season will send the hefu(i(IlInt his (luUes. TV critics. It got as far her life not even for a month, Kennedy airport -and then despite recent widowhood. Le film disappeared. It still hasn't been located, and another print husband Lars' best friend, played by John McMartin, was rushed to New York. comestoSanFrancjscotoha%'e SEASONING: Have her sign some legal papers he's noticed the number of pepper" bandit teams the an attorney. He confesses an television hero cops have to undying love for Phyllis, which contend with these nights? complicates legal procedure. "Salt and pepper" In police 8:30-9 ABC WELCOME 1100 (2,6,8) News (35) 700 Club Love American (41) ursi,i tv Style 1t0 (2.8) Tonlqht Sh (6) (44) 400 400 a oc Movie The Mod 17:00 (9) '0CC 12:15 (9) j Concerl Rock ( 1 0 (2. 8)_Tomorrcw '1HE ::- OTII_E!SIDE snow (JFTHE 1'45 (9) ' ''-'• MOUNTAIN' _______ DaUy Word Tuesday -- _______________________ MORNING ______ 6-00 (9) 4' 10 (2) Sunrise Jubilee Sunrise Almanac 6' 'S (6, I) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring Ili I 6:30 (6) lii ku.q AM Ifis LeysI .,c,, N. Al *IS4$I:SSItIpI Suarlse Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) DaIly Devotional ____________________ ________________________ 7 - CO (8) News Suncoast News (2. 8) Today Sunrise Ill JIl Jill. ill... Jill. Jilip Jlll - - Jil Ji __________ .INI. Ill. 5ö -I OT from 116 Pinerrest Drive - W"lt Pewar I cccv - - - - - t su'•t 'it m 'ii ti. t'\ v. l"'s'an female PPmn. 37? ISO) ct hi Grrqe Willis. 3736040 - :::- - AIs 31A-Duplexes - eneva - - - - olrnny Tough" 24Business ' Opportuiities - Phone $31 7171 or 17) 0105 CmpI,fp stock and fisturti of tropical fish stor $3 fariks. filters, 'ompressor, tank and 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES PuCe? P. air, 1150 per mo FORREST GREENE INC 37 6353 REALTOR 377 $970 dlspliv stands lights, cash regIster, ctesk and over 11700 n ___29R stock 1400 Iirm 3779477 125 Closed ' Tuti., Thurs, Sat iSun.3 Features Karte Plctur 2:00 & 6:45 "Hammer Of God" ... kI_ _i. it arv ______ I'J I I II II IWIIIL II This was the pilot, good enough UTUJIIUdIQfl.' iu w uvwurnirlg. ner ii was shown last June, parts were reshot to tone down the reaction ABOUT TONIGHT: 8-8:30 CBS RHODA ij' besratly in c .. (-. ' - -i Instructions: The bidden - 30 CBS ALL IN ' now In Its second season, Mondays (8-8:30 PM, Er), C Televiiion Network, THE. Archie suddenly gets ambitious and bucks for a promotion, lie's willing to go to almost any length and that obsessiveness creates an ) IIa (o JIM £s4 Mn. M.sr*a liUtap Asteby Divid tad, lit Baker Ur Mê,1 Mn. Tray Chapimaa Miss ESea C lied,,, Ma's. 4. 5 1' O.-,ia.i Mack Cim,,J 1.1 Ms'S. C. I. Sm, bias MIS. Cirtli. rct Dr. A. Eppj ,j,, Dr. Jifws Eppi Way.e Eppi Irwsø FIelsdier Mrs Lam Ma L M Faldi Mn. 0. K. Gift Mn. H. C. Hasbeas Ms's. 4. A. Mlct. Clyde Ray Ramiay 1. MIS. 0,.f,, Wi4l w. - MIi. W. C. Hill Mrs. 4. 14. Crappi Mrs. Las Ne,sA50d,, Cd Heal Mn. JIM Issy .I&d K"eir Maf'sfd hutei, Mn Marry L.a W. B, *ucaje-a Mi's. fffi,'' 145$pe Mr H9tt WIuqlttu,l Nitty Ue, JIM kAirard C. I. ktiiratd Mn. P. 0. ken Pile Sets,, S.t.ti Imici El Sas.is.t We's 5-vili Jr. HugA Cartlee, Jack Hickii. Lor*y H'ctIas Fart )'i91ebeh'.,,.n I P HWtigia -,, Dick 4145W.,, A K. $As.en,t,r Jr. Vsrel I. Smalt Nod SinuS, D'cP MctitjIn ten V..1'Bill SIempe-v Jack ttr,upw Julia., Sitets.es Hetmi. Herb SN p,ttrain G.rd.a Frs4.r,1 IeWtè Stevies 4. 0. GaHoecy Ous. SIlas Fred Cu.s U. Jb(5*siØ Miss Martha Fag _____ _____ . ppe- McXay Trifwck N. VaaN.y W. L La1454i' Sm 0. 1. MirNab Art Bttwith 3. JIM Mere Uarw' La. Misers H. A ss., Sr. Mi's, CIsadi Merrtise, Mz$ (. 4. MiegAtan Stewsfl Osickit Olas Guests-I 5'. C. Outer Mrs. Outer Isp Wiffia*.s *s wsf,. C. I. Wtew Jack W0*VH Rabid A, "Sib" VJUlLsip 1. W '*0 Speaw Maiden U.s 0. 1. H*ipii' Tuim1u Mn. Al Lea L P. Gar.er ' Dr. Wade Oa'ssy 'a ,Msi. 4, $4, Trv$pca I'd ViAl. 4. 1.. VoeHerbv41 Mrs 4. 0. Walt. GarfetId Walker Mi-s A. B. Wallace I F Wkit.en Jr. Cloud, U. Wwtt,. K.es'y 'Til 4. Lee NiN.asp Mrs. J. Sr*e WitUa* U - _1.._ .._ g I'J eecl s / P a 't'ch 0 - - 2 Each Woodmure Homi Features Central Heat C,, -4 *no SALES BY [] 323h140 .. __ ________________________________________ ' ---- - 7&3BRMOBILE HOME... u,rniShr'd Inrlulnq !Jlilitiy's , 140 bedrøom, 7 bath executive home. v.eIl to wall utrpet. fireplace P. ifp on paved road $70000 lulustillI 543 SC((i?ity Denost Reptiire,i CHI LDR EN WE LCOME P. Shriopnc because of a hole ir. the Iun. Urix lS5I, Ithdio City Station, lTlydoc(orLworriiaboutpo Your lungs are really a New York, NY 10019. Send 50 operative blood clots. Which collection of small balloons a1 cents, a long, stamped, self- would give me the best chance nnected together filled with addressed envelope and ask for ci recove, to quit smoldr air, Usually a person with your The Health Itter number , lose wet? problem ha! small blister-like Keeping Your Lungs Fit. I'm afraid I don't have Mrs Paul Prtifj Ralph Peeeld Dol P.wofl Ms. C. F. Pr.dor Rh•tf levied Mrs S. M EIClir Mrs. ,S. P. lIsa' JSMa,y Nobsas Mi's 1, 5, IsiSay , keep the ii ohile home ________ __ ElectronIcs. 173.500 1954 _________ - Orlando Drive ______________________ 3230.1*3 Eves ord3735 - Associate _____________ room, screened porch, garage. well to will carpet 1I4.S 173 9110 Hurry! For more infc*-rpjtion on how tobacco affects ur health, write to me in care of Ibis ' :- This blister bicaks causing a more of these episodes but If Also, what are tile cianccs Radio City St.atio, New York, iiiola In the lung and air leak.s you have a cluster of blebs woman of NY 10019, and ask for The my age out of the lung into the space (bllstersj st the tip of your developing cancer from smoking? between the lungs and the chest lungs, you The Health Letter number 2.4;, could have one of surgery is to remove Tobacco: Cigarettes, Cigars, two wall, them break again. When a from my ovaries, a long, stampecL Thoselittle blisters a called petson hasseveral episodes and self4ddressed envelope and DEAR READER - For. led Rvo . GIes Chagmen Hal Calbirl If your neme or someone you know is mentioned above, you'll want to buy a copy of Peter SchaaJ'n,wboolc, born with one or more. When a good Idea to remove smafl prctectlon against develong breaks the hole that results area otthe lung where the I must ask U you are taking thc bless lund cancer durIng their birth control seals while the lung is are. pills. Anyone childbearing years, That Is why taking them would be advised by nature. Then the air In the you have serious lung disease men, weeki before s'.lrgery,' "SANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR Ii YEARS" one - .1 structural insurance -: ' I .1. ' - 37) _____________________________ conditioning ,. . ' - . -.. --. '. . . % .- 5,, . C . . --- -C .---'== .'. ---'=' -.. "-=7t.'.-.,= ----- ' --=' .. -- =-=-='------ . =----==-- . . . ."" • _4e -, . . , -. ' , C 0 N 0 I I I 0 N I SI C C) - , . REFRIGERATION, DUCT WOPI' 71 hOer service All makes DYKES AIR CON DlTIONlpG NO DOWN Pick up 3 payments 01 1)010% interest remainS Assume halince SIl 735 42 Near ____________________________ , ., ., '. f*A!liflg7RQ7sto,ycnndominium wIth lovely carpeting, privacy fence, -shicty and omfoqlable , -- - -.--' A&A CLEA'js ALL Eiter Free Lln, Wash with any r. __________________________ cleaning lob at regular price Interior t.r-or PIistrin Ro5 145 P. UP Free estimates Platr pitb.n.j & Smulated Save 3iS or more 641 4377 brick P. stone 0ial'v 1772110 A Small ClaSSified Ad thinking about that sumrnWl' returns Try one and See (,J vi(*tion' Get abetter car through 7611 or 53) 9993 it'P çi', 9 ,. paper ___________________________ ______ Dr Screon Cit,n m,jde Repiirt Dscnt P'ccs 37? M) ______________________ _______________________ ___________________________ - RadIo & TV - _____________________________ orpressUreCleafl nj 3713 ______________________ - PENTRY AND REPAIRS 3 133$ -_ _____________________________ __________________________ BurIldCijr,, E scavating, Ditch Work Fll or?. te il 377 S?) -.- ' I ",'' :r • __________________________ Backhoe Service CIA IaC In I, a' 'r,,- * oh 'n'r 'r'f,hj,,' ri'.J CC.S1 ill cit r er" sd', La CIearin. P11 dirt, Cidy, rock AIlI.nnsof digging House trailers 1': "('l("l "'d 127 9147 nr -- Make your Budget go further, thi. (lassitiedi Ad P'&ery day' or 5 TORAGF lItlit fll'G Prc?i ?rp,it,l T'mbe, Thrmai Sc" polysler finish ouer aalv StitI SPECIALIZE IL4 IOWCQ5T Fa-sy flur'i'I Terms Av.s?thle ' 'n Place yo,,r ad. Call your friendly Cli%Sfie'dqal .tt The P'er.,td 7777811 '' fl yq 0711 ____________________ Merciandjse _________________________ - - ---- III: S "'e ,serk - ___________________________ - - Lawn Care , . , - -.L 321 )'"r '3 Neod ,o, ',' ,', t,, F ret estimate 32)6031 SO'-Miscellaneous for Sale ____________________________ PAINTING & PAPEp HANG Generil Repair5 ni 7ii Installat,gn avail ,. ril,55j,% ,r,-j rn.)dvis Fi'i' P(hup mci Delivery' 0rdBu5nessM,sres 172 __________________ - Bud Caba'Il 3771057 any- SOLAR IIFATINC, AND Pest Control jU(9 CII P IF ICATIOPI SYSTEMS . APT hR(i,',t, P151 CO"4TiOL 2? Park Drive BUY - SELL - TRADE 311 315E. Firs? St. 372 3472 Your MLS Agency - FULLER BRUSH '1'""Y(BusIflessDIQJ __________________ - . . - . - - - . --- i-=.•- - - - , 'E S Ho P 721 1 isP repairin0 OntnopediC Stifle' dCeinQ All leather q' usori '. SMALL BUSINESS your I'SPSinlf'S "'' ri The' Herald's flASsifiel Rusne55 Sc'yp' Directory 'Oull find its,,' Sc'n.'r,n., S,i Pirre needs lus' i*' , , Well 'Orilling WELLS SPP I LED Pu%ip ER S c' T t _______________________________ ' 322-2420 Anime sic. 50N ' ," s, _______________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count ' IUSt St there waiting for 'u,. Offlc Mackhss lt-,rjd ' r*wsn. to rIng Adventi grasf.'e' Prompt dependent teryIce 17 arvi up, 3fl 9597 ____________________________ -- (uctOr,s s,ork I cens ''' 7139tr 6 ______ ____--------------____ ible f'q ('r.r ru 3 P17' alter 5 jomo Improvements , -- . D r',' _______________________ - -. •. _____________________________ ___________________________ 'r B, P' hour or ', RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 'P.'ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR S *ds outnrnw the wnq Set or small bi(y(I drIl ttir's,. 'dIe items wits, SEMINOLE CO Ac ,eacpe tracts. small and large 17000 ocr are ar'dup Terry Realty, Realtor 671 time - _________________________ - (('h CRIMPED BUDGET' 173.800 Th, 1', bath home, large lot, screened pch. fenced back yard. carpetIng, kitchen eguip?ed, 'nil decorator touches Pricq, 'be - F.rdIng & Grpom,n P 3779345 _________________________ i If. full time t'-.'1,.ç Financial stitements a tii reportS $34 GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADd _________________________ cnncrete hlou'k cnce Walk in cloSet, all for uijt 519.930 I or 373 0517 eves . , •=- rrr,,eip wrw'k P. me.w Aluminum Sae.ns i ___ Saturday yot' PET REST ut - ________________________ _________________________ ,• Ileef'd . Bokkesplàgs.ryic, 43-Lots-Acreage _______________________--.- PAra6ln I fiR's. 3', years old. £qt,il H**øg Oppertvnit'is, Epual Hngiing lender , - T Pet Care - NE SOT's TITLE CO Call Mr corner - Improvementl Home ________________________ -- AIP * .r - ' You ran even wilk to Churches ___________________________ 'IS Saewra $CIevird ISefIrd. Florida )7HI CALLJA*T REAL t%IATI. Real (stats Broke,. 8roku coop invited m Prsp.r silas .1k. kascs: 9 I. 7 Noedsy I. Ii idi. lii 7() N". Air -- trade. 323.4279. _______________ SF11 FR WANTS OUT!! Come look ent take advantage of a real Rig RealEttatefiroker 903W. kst 5?, )'Granada 373 166's classified ad We'll help you write "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" M UNSWORTH REALTY ________________________________ _______ Cortina With V 6 engine, rectinnq SeatS 75 MPG $600 pact, 17) ii,,' ri 'c ' ''r ',ie-, All 0un,Interg 119% 4r(')r tP4. _______________________________ 10ff[. _______________________________ _______________________________ 1 .Realty . "Get 'Em While * thin rent, Government SubSidized qualified buyers Call to Quatify! . EnoIth Ford Van, s'TS.IIl lypi, with faslorowingSt Johns$900MiIloi Power Plant lust broke ground Sten stroni ________________ to ,. 1913 Buick LeSabre. SacCifice. $7. IS,) nrl'iestoffer 377 l9QIdayj, or 372 llli ittpr s apartment' [state Newhouseslna rural area. Nod-n •Ouv aiprru Seprerr't-ir ) " l96101dsmobll.117 lsoered.AAa FMR,lrj.0 III? French JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY '.',-,'. * They're Hot" * and outside liability. Granada 1200 S. l9c- ' -r'.' 17 S'i) s . - * Sanford Auction raI Meat & Air Conditioning Interior, Fi?rioq Panting 25 years For tree estimates, call CArl -'i..'r.r niso OOr 'epa,r% V HarrIs, at SEARS in Sanforct 377. Wr.,krni,n 6615720 1771. ___________________---- -- ' initial foe Var.. 1973 Fcrrnnlin. Van' TrAde ifl & river Payments 173 7 919 after S 1971 Dodne ,' YOUR HQM ________________________ _____ NIGHT. 3fl Beauty Care 1975 Mark Mobile Home, _______________________ 12x64, 2 BR. completely 1f',.p S Si' :111-i 'A(),' 4 , furnished. 1O'xlO' shed. 2 , I WANT TO SELL Retlree-. Help create an Real ($400) dud first year's membership to March 1, 1976. Prices range from $316,900 to *38.500. Move In for as little as 5% down with financing it 7.75%(A.P.R.) or 7,?% (A.P.R.) with 20% down. No cJong costs. Mont;,ly main. tsnanc I.e covers lawit cars, waler, sewer, trash cotlec. 11195 373 CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 137? Auction 323 6630. - wide?fledroorn7batp,s clO%ed,n porch, fenced pitiO, near Scott's 'GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Larry Saxon, Realtor - lethal,, My sug;estiorj is to find the will power to di, both fi(C __________________________ double CALL 3777611 and a*r, COlor-Coordinated kitchen and much Public cr'rditinrc Sacrifice due to illness ________________________ more Complete recreational facilities maintained by the tion, 4. W. huinWey heat 11700 Ot,r __________ , futcm tacne Broker lieCutilu' Wi'k'. 14yrr it Cii,i&) centrot rnilevu's' lO - or 934 4605 Dealer Cell 1730816 __________________________ _______________________________ (L4LI 1 47-1,jobjle Horts - 1 Vr% old. 1 bedroom, I', bath, ____________________________ fenced yard assume rr,rloage cod no qitiIifyiq 7 ort mor - __ - . - - cnrv'mv SDP(iil Average ret., I ERTS READY TO SERVU YOU 321.0041 _________________________ ' PR, 7 bath. '3 vrs old, central air. Days 377 717i new feet of living space including 3 bedrooms, 2'/ bth dOd p:enty of clotets A private court>ad entrance. enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, - / _J - BuyIng .1 CI'W home Moving to an Altnti Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave .Santord , $67.50) difference square - 377 0l t9;pivnuths;t:tst S?a'-:jLflI•iO fully tided, low milea-;.ewtri clean 17.39 Call Don Prc" at 37? 1661 Dealer 1977 Typti 7 dr 75-Recreational Vehicles ____________________ ________________________________ _-J '- IN C liv- Oak shaded, 170'j Ill' Pi,iildlng Iut Si $00 7 Apartrnegt buildings, near town ccunvpnI.nt to shopping district end schools 170.000 each, terms After Hr's call REALTOR Associate CWCil*bl, For information call '° McDaniel 177 6.136 171 1fl7 Ml (formerly' Rowman's. Rentals, Spaces. Cott*qe availae Come see ust Hwy 1797. DeBary 666 buy a I4 . 72-Auction -______ - S Acr. tile d,ained farm land, 175.000 JOHN SAULS AGENCY - yoi ------- - -- 3237340 62-tawn.Garden PtlNt FARM- REAIJTIFULHOME 7 Redroomwithcentral air; nopets. 3)50 month pli.rs deposit movrg &Iowanco when - 1971 P;n'o autnma?ic factory (001 'Iii 111 .,rr,'' CASH 373 i37i - carpet. rentril beat P. air, utility onlekeWayrnan Lonqwood $31 1167 1130 per month pl5 security, deposIt 173 0)11 $500 inji, alter 3 PIOLL'S - SANIOPOMOBILE PARKS, INC (Sin Mn Central) 33155 OrlintloDnive 17119)0 A full ..-.. - .__ --______ --______________ Casselberry, 1797,9304706 TAX CREDIT- 3 Bedroom. 7 bath. Icc's cii cln'.pl Soice. will to isall WEEKLY RATES Convenient t Sh,,ols ' Estate 377 ),372 4161 Nice 1 bedroom trailer, South 5.,,f,,,s 115 ,,,,nti, 4,i,Itt r'niy 173 0764 . Z 3210041 REALTORS REAL ESTATE - '. KISH - 1969 VWBu. perfect mh4ni(,,, 322.41 ______________________________ - ______________ 4 Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Finced Rear Yard And More t t I Come On Out And See For Yourt.lf, - Central Flordat 34-NbiIe Homes 0/ CONVIP4TIONAL FINANCING 8 0/. VA $0 DOWN 95 AVAILAILS Accessories cabinets. as is Cash andCarry MUL.IIPLE LISTING REALTOR FANTASTIC POOL- 3 bedroom. P'ath. family room game room. 1919 S French 322 4991 enIlippedi kit(hpn, 7.200 sq ft 37773)1, 377 1496.377 191.1 __________ TAX CREDIT APPLIES ___________ 377 7681 1 Pier, or HOSefulI =- Real Stemper Realty 000d buys MODELSNOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION - Wvnnwnnd. 7 bedroom. I bath, dining & Florida rooms, double ,17S,1 by ________ MAJESTIC OAKS- I Acre home renler for garden equipment? ______________ Read today's cass4fied acts for $16,900 _______________ payment. 3 bedroom. I'- bath. central Pi a. carpeted, fenced E'00 Fuirrclspw.t'i clean 7 bedroom house new carpet R.a'.nna,le rent. ner sbcipo;nq 3722097 or Looking up Dr Van,. Parker ye A Ptr,i M, Pe-nad -- Rooms Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.8670 or 831.9777 ) anyone Bud MoegAlas l.y Newesa. hrallay Oatsm Eaci person above appears In the book at least once, For your copy see Catherine Ray at Sanford Atlantic National Bank or Call 322.6473 for delivery ii ii SCarpi4Inq Slap, Dininq history Harry KvdiIl lobart Lenp'ctli Hs,gA Wbe4dl Jr. Ur. 4. St CIalt W0.to L s ec • Drapes ' ''"T office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairt, secretarial desbs P. chairs, straight chairs, filing $306833 , 0. W VaaNi's Mrs 'antey Vinci, irweivy IC-i'-', V,'P.*ich,l Adultt - AtI.by Jon,, Al Waltac, "tel H. C Waters Sr. Miss A..ia. Weeks OakS. Wee-St 7 BR. fenced yard. $110 'IT Cassel -_______________________ ANTIQUES Used THE CONTRACT" REALTOR 377 799 __________________ -_____________________________ - after I Yeai' Leases 1 NOLL'S For used furniture appliances tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's ..i*.. 1977 I arson Rowrtinr. II'. 115 HP "SERVICE BEYOND NEAT P. PRETTY Mi's- P. 1 Kirns 1. 0. Klrthf*ilI W. I. KorcIMif TOKYO reason, and that they don't was collapsed away from the unrelated to cigarettes, sift! equal. And, recent studies know why the first two tubes chest wall, the open end of the DEAR DR. LAMB didn't work, I have show that cigarette smoking tube was too far away from the been terribly worried about causes clumping ci the small formation about this, I still worked, cancer from smoking. I am have pain in both lungs The tube works by allowing female, and smzke one pack a in forming blood clots. I would think In a person with a sometimes, I smoked for the air to be pushed out of the day. I have for eIght years. several years but quit a year space between o( thrombophjebitis that it i the lungs and I would like to quit, but my very important to stop if I can quit smoking This speeds the process thing at this time is to lose hate even smelling cigarettes. Fora better understanclJng of weight and have a history ci should quit amoklr.g or lose DEAR READER - Yes, how your lungs work and the thrombophlebitls Isn't weight Is a little bit like asking lungs sometimes collapse, relationship of the lungs to your smoking bad for circulation? whether you should avoid arabout like a tire goes flat, and chest wall, you can write to me I'm to have abdominal senic or cyanide, I think both F,ana Mebeiw .li,.dqi H. F. Laurea P. Jalmila N. 7. J**s.. Jr. Mn W J. Tell (-V. Tmasr PEKING Mo. & my Ra,mssd LwdqWst G.,rpe Keels LONDON 3 Mo..6 - Our,. Maf$e$t Ray Mane, Ulis Madetin, MalI.in c T. P. WcDsitOef Did, Telir SEOUL . Kivby Fita Alburt Fills 450., Futipatrick KeeeØ$ hItter 4. M Lassard Mn. Lea (ether N. 4. Lada Pill L.dwl9 a' I 5 B.Ilb,r.er Gun. Bishop C. U. Boyd Mr I, F. layS. Gsrdcn Bradley Ttd Iioollyø Staifey tevesley W 1- "icir' h,vmliy .. o.waoiti James Dyli. I. F C strld,e III Mn. p S?,y,is J. A. Stewirt W. D. SPew Csral SKew W. L. $fitde,,mice 1. U. S.aia Ourdeit Swuast Hesry Ta Las 'tunpl. Eupeiw YerwuIlipir 4 £ Tr,illlpe, Jr. Mi's W 4. Tkipii. $AU PAULO MOSCOW ' Mrs. 1.. T. Diii F. A. I lvrke Sleds ITstIM U Cll Jr. Jifu, Dckay WsId.mar Dietraks P C. 5leqfe M, Fr,d Stile Mn P. P Steplw*e Mrs. C H. t,iww$t Buddy Lake c. H A 1tanly W. A Staasheld .1 14 £iarefl Mr i. P. 1 tac* Mrs. W. P. lack MI1 Fred Ball W. C. Halckesa. Jr T. IJseppard Jim Spesrir Miss Emma Speacer Mi's Gird.,, StaMey Pif• Ksowt's Quest Wimbasis Dr Harry *asórvff M Fred tell San. Wallace BiB Mn Him Libit Less II4I. Jeeuwipi Pit Wrilut Dick AiE Ties McOssald F. 1. Reumittat Jr. Dr Brute Smuts F, S Asliden Mn P. S. Awl Bab Crvmlty 0. H. D,esplintaa CaliBart 2 BR house', v,iII tr, wall carpeting CAIRO Noua. 350 Cu in. 3 5Pd transmission 11600 3736810 or offir. furniture F,iart, 215 Sancord Av ' Kish Real Estate 3776155 .- - _____ R.'u1rnim stove, refrigerator & air conditioner, shown: MEXWO CITY ltOOE 25th SI, REALTORS 9)06831 - lung. A tube was inserted into would occur in time in most chest to pump it back up, cases without inserting a tube but for some reason it didn't to drain off the excess air vork. So another one was In. outside the lung, but it takes a serted in the same place which long time that way. Us, I \% RI \.I I I \I1t didn't work either, I Why did U first two tubes _______________________________________________________ I was transferred to a cardin- through your chest wall not work' It isa good bet that the or that It will shorten or Cigarettes do hare a tube from underneath my arm lung was not completely otherwise affect your life. I correlation with circulation on the far side of my breast, and collapsed and part of the lung agree you should not smoke and diseases, The heavy smokerj lung was up by the next clay, wrapped around the open end of am against smoking for health has three times the chance of All they have told me is that the tube. When the tube was reasons, but I'll have to tell you having a heart attack as the 1. 1 Csa.fard FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS ________ REALTY 777 14%) my Mrs Gretchen Crew,il W H, S1ntwlary 2r. A, L Sineer Mit- Ruby hiss F S SmiTh Rilpli Austie SmOth Claude WPudder Jack WuWss Fred H, WiIt,ams Mn Vsti. W.iI,an,i Sm. Ju#pe Valet WtIlIamt Garde. Des. Mrs. DiesIl D . Teay Puns Slitbury famIly Let Sani.'sl J. U' SmEars Brick P,rtiet A. I Peterson S. sod .5 , Brim On. Casi.11 LaM Cantarie, Mrs. ISW.ISd Dr. Jack Minisi. J. U. Meys Dr. C L. Part Jr. B F. Casper J,e'inty Cwier B. T. Cesa Ermi Ci.ly as discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24page booklets To order volumes I, II and Ill, send SI for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this nesspaper. CBS DEAR DR. LAMB -space between the lung and Recently I was hospitalized for ):our,ct wall is absorbed and ..l..I.i ,.l,_. Dr. W. H. I. W. Ivpvtc$tt H.rbirt RvswlI DeRary-- Adults 1 fiR, air.- cLose 5tOr%, churches Ideal for retired persons 66* 6.41$ or 37) 6353 TAFFER Peg Real Estate Broker shoriolno. church 5275 mo -- 7 CASH -- hr. Boats & 55 Quantity berry. Hwy 1797 9304704 - lhrOuqh Elm Aye ''" Forrest Greene. Inc. •,infurnlshed $110 a month 33-Houses Furnished FAMILY Know Someone Listed Here? J1cpf)rIIoj%2 Any _______________ 3 Bedroom, 1"; bath borne in Fern Park. carpeted, draperies, fenced yard. lake privileges, near ___________________ Winted to buy us Fray C'r(1 tcir _, PFPIT?L_LikeMary,2b,4j.yss. 321 0319 names listed below appear forward. hidden name and boa It in having an affair with her doctor as Kotter returns to the school where he was a toublesome family-viewing? The doctor 9-9 from school 219 ViPulen Road 377 9117 ) BOMBAY funny guest appearance, Mama is strained humor. The opening feels the shadow of Rhoda and was reshot to make it look like a Brenda breathing down on her, flashbatk, since the series decides to break it off. Rather, already is three weeks old. 3 Bedroom. 1 bath. carport. b 3GApa rtments Unfumnlshed ___________________ 1972 . - nrroOm&t,f,_,dinp.,om. - Custom Chevrolet Var, automatic, air. A 1 cOndition - fencen varct. swimmir,q oo0l IbIk vni"rt, "TI.... JUL 5V11 1III3 WIUI WIU utar robbery ten, and wt compIiIn abouI .._. ii 1ttc' Sale 1973 We Buy Furniture DAVES' 3739370 .... _...... for _______ - - Manor Woman to eIpe 322-2090 Professioriilly Manaqed 80-Autos - - 3 PP. 7 bath. family rm. fully 15' Runahout. liberglas. canvas top, Ii5nd%(pe, $S'wtiS' lot, l4'x37' 50 lIP Mercury, engine & boat in bedroom, 7 bath, air conditioned. pool with patio, fenced backyard. 1969 Chevrolet El Camuno. excellent shape & ready 10 gowith garage A lot of livIn, for o,,1,, Mon., Sept. 22, 7 PM air. 10$ ViICnCIi Drive. Ravenna mileage, small V 8. auto, trar' C.00d trailer. 5795 327 *067 573.5 Set. this today Park 1)0.000 773 13.67 after PS. air Immaculate cond,t ROBSOPI MARINE LOTS OF BARGAINS IN ?hrounp,out 5)600 0' best otf cc COUNTRY ESTATE- New 3 tAKEMARY3btJrpom1,bafh 29771lwy 17-97 PIsones67l7O6after 6pm TV'S. FURNITURE. bedroom, 7 bath home 95 home with c.ntual beat P. air, nice i. 377 5961 cnmpItt On fenced S acres for trees walk to elementary, bicycle - APPLIANCES & MISC. 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon only' 171.000 t college VA available 174.500, MONDAY small VI. automatic, air, Phone ujies' EVERY 373 4797 ___________________ ________ ______________________________ - - 322- 5991 ______________________________ APGE & ROOMY- 7 Story I - 1505W. 25th St. SANFORD w,ct ad Light utility trailer, Merr Certified trailer 11.900 321 1 AK E MARY- New 3 bdrm '279 after 6 homes Make tolor seiectboos Paved 'lreets city w.)ter, 171.500 IrElda Cut?? boat Md Irailer with wth only 1700 down Government is hp Evinrude motor Call 377finanrirso $11 1649 Builder 94 after 1 p m ____________________________ Realty ' - - GOiflOfSh1' Ge? all the CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR - 3 Operator fleiuly Salon in 000wooct Reasonable price STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES - *17w Comfortable, clean, air conditioned, 7 bedroom apt, kitChen furnished TWO BEDROOMS restricted Carport .177 4SS commercial area Live in and run a h'sness 116.500 Tw bedroom, turn or unfurn . aditltsixeferred Security deposit, Harold Hall 173 616i or 17? 6670 _____________________________ 2604 5. Hwy. 1792 1 AKE MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit REALTOR 323 5771 ctren r'ouipped Carpeted. central _____ Plus 377 5411 Alt Mrs 377 775; - Patio Apartments FROM - - Ga rdens - fIneconditn. to Buy ______________________________ irrms ________________________ THREE BEDROOMS - fabulous NORTH RENTPURCHASEPLAN Modern, clean 1 BR home, family f'vy IP, spice galore, mid 120's room, Qaraqe, carpets $319777 ----- ________________ Luxury -- u RAYMOND M BALL leq Real Estate Broker near downtown 1?1,uo - APfl SAl F Friday 110 -- i - - - you tell "Don? Needs" wIb a - 68-Wanted 54-'Garage Sales BALL REALTY 7gç _________________________ . ________ _____________________________ tOage2only. Nest tonewDriyer' Prartic.lnurseciesire%emp,oymeo, License Huriu 3?? 64.45 as nc'..' or %ittpr Can livC in 373 ,- vrsauuu-uwvu 6U1006 Eves 177&t)?nr3fl 1597 377 774; 79-Trucks_TraIer -________- 67A-FCCd RENTALPURCHASEPLAPI ______________________________ - _________ trans .r I'S Pit J'3 -- I ,su'IIpnt tires 4? w,Ii, iu*. .., u "Buy Direct From &O'c4r" tk Crrt. Sanford _____________________________ GORMtrt"s E 16 Sanford 37) 4733 ________________________ It's tik pennies from heaven wflen _______ ________ TV 1200 S French. 37) 1731 HAL COLBERT,REALTOR (i,'O ReM Ff.%'.. R..'I- 311 0140 1?) 5116 377 Wa --- _____ __________. 115; Service all makes HERBS' REALlY lPIC 207 E 75th St .373 7937 WITT REALTY Motorcycle t,r1r' Peel tyfl' raIve, Ito I mnth5 otd 176 In U0 PMoe 377 7911 Cor TV's from 550, B&W, fram HAL COLBERT ith a rental Owner financed at lY 1)0.000 ___________________________- 67vestock.uIt - COLOR TV.$1I9SMONTH SPACIOUS 3 bedroom older home FIVE BEDROOMS , 51__Appliances - j-j Store & office soace for rent Palm Pti,,, r(wnpq7$th & Sanford Ave Also 'mall stnraqe sces for rent Frnm c P bath home Owner fir,anced 116.900 muse - - neetis 'nm. repair ISoth 117.500 VERY CLEAN 7 bedroom modern homr. $17,750 Terms ' 137 Sfl wi 177 ?7 -- 21-Situations Wanted arvwrnn Street, I arae7hedrcinmilnwn. atluihilitues ___________________________ _____ ovys vest 1476 121 093% eves or 37) -- - - 76)7 Elm, Sanford I Bedroom, r?i;.tri(w1 couple onl, No pert 6954 M's Metlo F1ii time I PPI, 1 tO 11 Shift, Apply trt,rw, r....,... Care uuoy 1971 Yamaha RD 1. J&R s tOn 1 Male M;nia,ure Poodl 7 flI,rl, 1 A0f,COt S 9 617% ENMflP WASHER. parts. service. used machoc's I..00NEY APPLI 4 P4CES371c!; ______ - 327 7 PARTIAl I.Y furnished 1 bedroom. wfiIr rr,.njent location, ideil fr Older (ouple days ___________________________________ _____________________ Real Estate iiroc'r Phone 777 ?S1 __________________________ __________________________ - p:.d'c,Alt Nfl(fY OrD - Ir 1 ;i 73 -) ________________________________________________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN -,., ______________________ - pFF kITTt tO 000d nomes. ni eed Call after So m. 373 ___________________________ $31 t1 i,i BLAIR AGr'CY - REALTORS 9)06061 II and 76) Chiircr'u front are too tight? A Classified Ad in 1(ULP DECORATORS iow 15? 5 377 7335 VJC Ri-i lurniure ' Payton Realty ______________________________ Tsyo, fln bedroom Iurn,thed apts, 2nd __ - ESTATE ________ , Most Populous Cl&Is. (Prefer month 11 boonwnn r"ie Closets overtIlnq .th %uif$ tnav flcjI, Paw halan,,. of 57$ or IQ Dayments t* See at SAfIrORD crwlur, CENTER 7 Rruiroom apartment. 000d Want sornenyu. to share aoartm 1 t ril 177 9411 Fve 969 1146 Req RlEstateBrok 3j,u,v,, 7610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 f-*aiItifLll landsrap,'.J For in formatln, raIl 3770701 ___________________________ ,.,ii .ith a Classlf;ed Ad tw'aiitilully marked clean, in 4CMOdItIOned flatteries, $1795 ci CheflQe REELS BODY SHOP. tefliipnt 1100 379 6Sfl or 3)9 173l _____________________ 1109 Saoto*'d Av ____________ n.'lmfltiOn t yr% (I 000d with rt'ildrrn. nr.ds qood home 71 Junk Cars Removed 777ii _____ - - _____________________________ C PnmeraninPuooy WE nIJY jU CA, 6MnnPh Old. 1100 in y ' Sr'irr 7 - - QuALITY APPLIAP(IES AT _____________________________________________ $31 11)5 _________________ ___________________ PFAI FSTATESALESMEN ARE YOU TROURLED' Call Toll We pay the overhead, you ma.e Free, 644 7077 for "We Care"sales. earn moremonpy Openings ")4OtIjn" Adutt or Teens available inactive Lake Mary and Altarnonte Sprinq olficc FORREST GREENE INC _________________________________ 313 6363 or 371 $970 eves lost- 1 year old, altered male Licensedrealesta?esatespernfo( Slmpse cit wøarinq wtlte flea ictive Sinford office Esoerienc, cotlar: Lake Mary area Answers s(red, or Will train Business to Alpwin,..r Phone 3730313 000ct CALLRART REAL rnmotete Other used -------- Crank Realty l6AUto Parts ___________________________________ 51-Hot,hoId Goods 74 Hr rv'ce , Clean 1 bedroomapt, air, 77O Park IllS ________ _________ _________64-Equipment for Rent Pdur ICed Sewinq mcriine Dept . Mnrifnnm,'ry Wurd. Interstate Mall, Altamnote ¶,prir,Q5 pp,p, F.l 717 ___________________________ - MINI FARM W.'ll. cprinkler ' ROrm, 7 hith 7 k'?cpns neat I lBedrnom.7tth,000I.f*reqIaceon 1 acre 137.950 Acre Realty. PEAl TOP 171 7750 - 14996 _____ BROKERS Days 377 6171 3226457 ________________________ _______________________ _______ __________ - "* tic'' '*'OCc' 3fl0648 fl(*?iOn tw'n GENERAL CONTRACTOR REA1 ESTATE. INC Monthly Rentals Available 1135 5150 CoIo TV QUALITY IPIN - NORTH I 1& -- 3S ' $144 HEADACIIE'L TIMF p,çpfy 11 w.thr. 7?' MOHAWK construction rats 6 Fvrn site location. it required flacknrmgndinnutriti000,retated _____________ areas Salary ranqc. 577j9g'iJy5 '.9W LEASi;, 5Cminlp Community Action1 1101 New, m'Ylern I Story Studio apart Pi Av , Sanford API EQUAL r,ipn .stIra-ti.,ply furnl5hd PerhapsAIcoolicAnymous Can Hlg, Call 47) Write CO Ro* 1713 ________ _________ ___________________ or nets 191 377 39)0 377 6417 or 679 1667 ______________________ ______________________ Want to earn Evtra Xn,ias money' MARRIAGES l _____________ Pcrformpd hy Marilyn. Notary. , _____ Ocata, 907)78W or 737 8773 _____ (APIPIING SUPERVISOp.1 1 FACED WITH A DRINKING in Hrrrrr' Ernncrrnicri, 21 -- Offers You i iietp in plannino your buildinQ 2 Help In 700inQ millers 1 Bedroom apartment. 117 French _____________________________ 37797L4 RFDIJCEO ° Thr,.r. Bedroom, 7 i?h plianrec stone fireplace, caretaker r.nts Qaraqe apart n,ecil iici What Johnny Walker 1 or 7 Bedrooms Adults oniy AVON 18 - - - - 20 'ttjdent ______ T rkcinn. urtr tn FIlr airless soray Rent BlUe Lustre Eledrlc Carpet rrssnrie% lr SampooerforonlySISOpecday. ttarhm,'n?s Two frame 71 nc Will s.'ll sDirate$y Call at 701 CARROLL'S FURNITURE tr'i A after S ) ____________________________ ____________________________ An5*PriflrISrviCi,,1fl6I% ____ ___ Mndernlzinq your Home? Sell no St. Johns River - 7545 Park Drive 170 up 1(1 lheraneutc POol improve your health Phnp 131 P&3 - o flp',',thod _________________________________________________________ ____________________________ _________________________________ ______ 13 - _______ - ____ rann 7RPdroom, air (Ondltioned, Jtnfr%d)72 7111 Nicølyfurnispi,jp Adulf only 1717 ManoIIa Noon The Dj Before Publicotion - - 14 - - DEADLINES ____ 'tat fntdn.i rlrior flit & frater. 11' .' Pnllinq tfol, EleCtric 7119 AFTER HRS ew 'aIe rwler 377 3I9' _________________________________________________________________________________ 12 11 K RIDER, ASSOC (lt'.n (Ciflfottat)l 'ry furriishp,j .partm,,l rent, 71* W Is? _____________________________ - 4,4 f,'n - ' Acreage __- - -----___--__. 4 Or'n Isuffil )Uil,i - ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9Noo;i ________________________________ 3 Lines Minimum one vce 41 Boys name 44 Cattle dial 26 Cretan 4 Deck office' 5 trnttc ,c, PFAI TOP And -___ 3lca lini 38 Fiery reSinOUS matter 21 English mountain 2 Entertains ij.rrops the a Cnnsrn,i *Ihru 25 times M#'n Swic JIM HUNT REALlY INC' ______________________________ •• 1I'flfl (Al M,.diral rnlnr :'; - A V I RATES 5G-MsceUaneousforSale I 12"-----ReItSarwc'r l.nr.Gray 8cks, Commercial Properties Homes, Lois aoartmeflt. furnIh , rIecnra,1 Come See 300 E CLASSIFIED DEPT. I I trees. 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Show OtIs (44) PhIl Donah 11:30 (2. 8, 13) Hollywood Squares I Fragrance 6 Smell II Retread 12 Depitators 14 Chalcedony 15 Roman basiliCa 17 Alcoholic __________________________ THE (6) News (9) I3ozo's Circuis (44) Unlscooe 7:30 (9) Am America (44) House Of (13) CBS News EVENING ____________________ ACROII 37 Of Animals Monday to Ar 322_26 S%ereparan,jr,,. STIPIE MAC lISlE & SUPPLY CO 99oh1 �______________ 68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker FOR T4E FRr TIME AR IN OVER 30 NO T14ERE 4ERE J?. A i ( RELAX' • :. r \ I. AND IN1 IT ITeRETil'4& 140W WARE OFTEN 5 TA KT LIRE OVER LITTLE r4sp4 imJBiJTTONEP ----- --- -----. ------ ------------ - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ~4 "f For Tuesday, September 23, 1975 \1c;A by Art VNIL- Sonsom along this line, it become a reality. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're at your best today in situations that permit you to act Independently. Do your own things and do them your way. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You're not likely to rush yourself too much today, yet you will get a surprising omount accomplished. You'll (10 it well. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your approach to something you're hoping for ii very practical and, if you continue FJ.JW f, KNMS ;JR'4THi I.)b BOOT J0Th strength to draw upon. Don't let minor adversities ruffle you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV. 22) Let your mate look out for your interests today. Her perLEO July 23-Aug 22) Be firm spective Is keener. She can see regarding your position on an around some corners where you Issue of importance today. If can't you be lieve your view is right, don't let others elbow you aside. sqGrrrARIus Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You'll find you have greater VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sept. 22) patience with tasks today than Don't deviate from methods usual. Catch up now on tough that have proven successful jobsyou temporarily shelved. when you tackle a problem CAPRICORN tDec. fl-Jan similar to one you've solved 19) This will be a pleasant day if before, you pursue a social Interest, LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. ) Don't wait for an invitation, You're very good today at Make a few calls yourself. helping others sort out their AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 19) affairs. A friend with some You have a great deal of inner business complications would be Lce to follow your advice. (March 21-April 19) You'll t'e fortunate today where fin,anclqi interests are concerned. Attend to business matters you've been putting off, may soon (,8th Yei.., No. 28—Tuesday, September 23. 1975 YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept. 23, 1975 DANGER You'll put to practical and profitable use this coming year knowledge' and experience gained over the past. Begin now to brush up on subjects that could open new channels for gain. ' Eloise Pounds Panhandle PANAMA CITY (AP) Hurricane Eloise, spawning tornadoes along Its pa th , slammed into th e central panhandle of Florida today with 130 mile-an-hour winds, raging surf and lashing rains. Only 24 hours after being reclassified a hurricane deep In the Gulf of MexlcG, the storm thundered ashore between Fort Walton Beach and Panama ('it), sreakfngha' In both cities and iiia 10 mIle stretch between. Trees, power lines and billboards toppled before the onslaught, and the area Wan plunged into darkness in the grey dawn as power transformers exploded in brilliant showers of blue-green sparks. Thousands of people along a 100-mile stretch of shoreline had fled In a last-minute rush to esca pe th e oncoming fury of th e storm in the darkness of early morning. In Panama City, a truss manufacturing plant caught lire, from what officials said was either a A WATER I I HAPPENED, ih ()SW,tli) by Dick Turner P 11 and JAMES JM'UIfl' ui~ I L NORTH &654 VAJ2 KQ543 £42 by mottel & Fleimdahl UJ#%1d Wl#FI S WHAT ME THE TV.VO THOUSAND. eUCl(s WEQUIREMENTS 2 POTENTIAL \ SUVER HAS) r IN CASH AN' 'fl-I' AeiLITY T' MAKE 76 OUTRAGEOUS MONThL'Y 'r4NTS? MEET CERTAIN QUIRE- p.' ~MENTS! . EAST WEST £AQ983 KJ2 V64 98 73 #962 • 109 4 109 87 .4 K Q 5 SOUTH (Dl £ 107 v K Q 10 5 A. 7 .4 A J 63 Neither vulnerable North F West \\\ Pass i. Pass 4V __ Chic BLON DIE Young I p 1 , .". '1 .. __ " I so __ . 4.4 . ____________ 4 •' • .. ________ __ . Is' - __ 0? fJh,1414, C.1,' . % NultJ . __________ _______ F o I. ' . ' ' ' • • . • • / • • . , ' . I _________________ - . /q • . - ' Pass P513 ' w ha t Is meant by double dummy play. Opening lead -2 If bridge were played with two players and two dummies It would mean that each of By Oswald & James Jacoby two players would know where Jim: "Aswehavepolntedou' every card was. Thus, th ey many times, If you want to would be able to make all overbid you should be able to perfect plays. In other words, get the most out of your dummy double dummy play Is that play." which would occur w hen the Oswald: "Sou th really got a locationotall cardswasknown. lot of mileage out of his 15 high(Do you have a question br card points. His rev(rse to two the Jacohys? Write "Ask the hearts had to represent his full Jacohys" care of this strength aM then some. Yet newspaper. The most In. after West tried twn spdes and teresting QU03tiuns will be North passed. South refused to used in this column and give up and tried three writers wil' receive copies of JACOB V MODERN.) diamonds." "Cotton futures e down, utilities are shaky, but po football 5, season tickets seem to be holding firml" ; _ . _ . ;UNNY BUSINESS - By Row Balen Thepathof Hurr.raw- Eloise since ltregalut-d hurricane strengthon Monday. WE DCYT k€AI1 1APsE UJAS.?ICOQKIE. (!O If - QzL M:l'kI'E I1ERl'KiE MAN '-ii i~r Mo ( Are Ho,s1 M-L- tak: Vogenitz Ove a 7 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A plump, gre}ing brunette, had limousine, where he crouched pear at the hearing today. She shot and a clear view and she 45-year-old mother charged been picked up by officers wi th below wind ow level as the mo- was arraigned Monday evening was astounded she had so much with firing a shot at President a .44-cali br e revolver in her torcade raced off at top speed and ordered he ld On $500,000 time," said Pat lman William Ford as he left a downtown ho- hand Sunday and interrogatej for the airport with sirens bond. Taylor, who was present when tel faces a hearing today to do- by the Secret Service because wailing. Woodruff set today's hearing Mrs. Moore was questioned in termine whether her sanity her name appeared on a "quesPresidential adviser Donald after U.S. Atty. James L. the hotel. should be tested. A Marine vet- tlon2ble list" of pe rsons be- Ruinsfeld said later in Wash. Browning asked Mrs. Moore be eran deflected the gun and th e lieved possible threa Police said Oliver Sipple, a ts to the ingWthat Ford w not wear- given a men ta l exarnaUon "in yearld ex-Ma ri ne from San President was not hurt. President. The gun was con- Ing a bullet proof vest. He first consideration of the bizarrena - Francisco, struck th e chromeSara Jane Moore, 45, a one. fiscated and she was released. appeared in one during a public ture of the offense and in view plated revolver just as it time paid informer for the FBI dif, The President had been was'- appearance In New Hampshire, of the response she made to charged, causing the bullet to with connections to various Bay Ing to thousands of cheering a few days after Lynette agents." Area radical groups, was ricochet and strike another seized spectators outside the St. "Squeaky" Fromme pulled a She laces a possible life sen- spectator, Monday alter she fired a .38- Franci s Hotel when John M. Ludwig. the shot gun two feet from him in Sac- tenceifcunvicted on the ed f eral Ludwig, a 41-year-old San calibee revolver at Ford. It was rang out like a f irecracker ramento, Calif., on Sept. 5. The charge of tr>ing to as rte Francisco cab driver, was the second attempt on Ford's about 35 feet away. gun did not fire, the President. life in 17 days. treated at local hospital for a Secret Service agents quickly U. S. M-agis-trate Owen Wood. "She said that.when the Pres' &;]Iedicial groin wound and rePolice said Mrs. Moore, a pushed him into his bullet-proof ruff ordered Mrs. Moore to a- Ident came out she had a clear leased. - . • Life Threatened Again rd's oft, 4 . ' Fnr'r-'-", .. . _____ _____ 14 1* 2 /*ftt.-. • _______ Pass 4.21 I ________ Jim: "This caused North to come out of his shell and in spite of the fact that he was sure his partner held only four hearts, North jumped to the heart game. " Oswald: "There wasn't too much to the play. Just one very good play by South at trick three. The defense had started with three rounds of spades and South quickly discarded a club from his hand instead of ruf• ling. West shifted to th e king of clubs, but the boat had sailed without him. South won, drew trumps and discarded his last two losing clubs on dummy's long diamonds." leaking gas line or a downed electrical circuit. Firewould have to wait th e hurricane's passage. men tried to fight the blaze in screaming winds and Given only a few brief hours of warning, residents raIn. of by-lying areas jammed highways leading Th ree tornadoes were re po rt ed in th e Fort Walton inland, many of th em fleeing In aleepwear covered area. One destroyed a house and ripped the roofs off by raincoats. half a dozen others, but no Injuries were reported.Al tee crossing the coastline, Eloise plunged Into Surf riding the abnnrrnall high tides crashed (h' rolling pint'y ods of the paLthantlle, sprcadth a('ross the unprotectedsand dunes of th e summer heavy thunderstorms before it on a course toward resort area, rippin g up roads and highways and sou th eastern Alabama and Georgia. undermining the foundations of hcmes, ccnduuJ zi ioci arned of 5 to 164nch raiz illt dangerously close to the sea, possible flash flooding In the dozens of streams and U.S. 89, running along the coast for nearly zoo rivers lacing the area. Winds were expected to - diminish rapidly as the storm moved inland, but the miles from Apalachicola Bay to Pensacola far western ed ge of th e Panhandle, was reported threa t of to rnadoes persisted. breaking up under th e waves in m an y places. "We've got a lot of damage," said Bob Smith , No storm-related injuries were reported lmWest Florida coordinator for the state Division of mediately, but communications were down In many areas and an accounting of the safety of residents (Continued On Page 3-M - WIN AT BRIDGE ., Sanford. Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents PISCES ( F"b. 20-March 20) A good day to take a short trip, for the fun of it. Getting J away for a bit will sharpen your outlook considerably. CARNIVAL V -- HOROSCOPE ARIES "AT - Monday, Sept. 22, IflS BEETLE BAILEY BLJ'TTO?4 T4AT ' POCKET BEETLE - ____________ ~y en Of SSI Funds No Pro lem In Seminole > AU[)iF MUIU'IIY A $ 1 -billion-dollar over. sources may receive a smaller Vogenitz gave the example of at fault and what steps should said. payment and subsequent amount. Vogenitz said, without time to have 13 people to handle 22,000 recos'cr)' of SSI funds Most overpayments are begins contributing to his Usually we Find that no purpose problem came about when A later if Overpayment Sup- resulted In hardships for honest mistakes, according audit revealed the Social Security in one way or to father's income. The additional can be served by trying to Congress directed the Social overpayments plemental Security Income recipients around the country. Vogenitz. "Usually a change ocmrs In income should be reported to recover fit money, because the SecuritY administration to take "The Overpayment problem another," I WI) progarn funds is not The SSI program furnishes a the Social Security office so the individual is barely getting Uy over the SSI Vogenitz said when an a major problem in Seminole maximum Cash income of $156 the recipient's elegibility status SSI program on short is significant in large urban funds can be reduced, O%Vrpayment is discovered the as it Is. 'ci cases of deliberate notice, County, according to Paul 0, per itionth for a single in. and he falls to report it, either areas," Vogenitz said, "but i ndividual is called in to "When an overpayment fraud and misrepresentation The Vogenitz, head of the Sodal disidual that qualifies. Those because he forgets or doesn't occurs we have Social Security here we don't have much of a deterinine if repayment is the difficult wc seek to prosecute, but Security office in Sanford. who receive funds from other know any better," he said, those Administration took oser what problem with that. Sure it possible without great in. problem of determinlig who is cases are very rare," Vogenitz had been state welfare cases, happens once in a while. We convenience. by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY WINTHROP HE die"M H15Of-P CO?4F1tENE SQVE flME.. OL4W. AS OAW AW 6066 rN 0APY mqxw AW",066 P.AU 0E1 m 10 5(R'.L AW10SPIRYS ILW . -_t J tvai Lt(2E! tO( av /5#IEW aswr A6, C/ 7V 93 I Zo"~ ARM AS XW AV" A00t 915 UM AW 7W_qM 6WXI-Wr ' 6(T I VWXrFJWUXM5C RONg 1'3A '&w- (uP &V16êLY '( F1P (YJ'PL4T 1'qa' S7'Rt1/ZE f5 AT - 200 1RDS/ / '-S \tr i' 4 -k11I! Vihlen Claims ( \ cjus is 1l K6 I4JME174ER IT1S A TPM. CtUXT1O*J c by _________ Al V.rm.e, / : YAK :. gLA — LA - r 1 tNowYou ., YAK PJAWS! 'I .1 / - CALL F-IER __ . LID I It ht& L-'( I V 111 us IV 04 "uP \\ by Bob Thoy.s 1Ur1T r i1ARKET1 FlOUIT I MU$T 9 ARCHIE NUMBER OF SCHOCtS " BUT MOST PARTICIPATED, "THIS WEEKENO OF THE SCHCOLS CCULDN'T PRINCIPAL AND 5OECFCXJR' AFcCPOT0 SENOMANY TEACHERS ATTENDED ,A ) OFTi4E? TEACHERS! SEMIM.ARONEOUCAT(Yi .1 HILLSBO*O' BUILDING UP SOMf $IHD Of / . IMMUNITY.X DIDN'T VM SLINK WHEN X :. • • WHAT IrI1411 _. SAW TOTAL i By El) I'ItI('KETT request in Tallahassee next figur e ,hich requires property ld Staff Writer month, Seminole county owners to pay $5.40 per each If Sheriff John Polk is government will be in "serious $l,000wortholtaxablept-operty awarded his full $2.6-million trouble," Commission Chair- they own. ________________________ man Sid Vihlen Jr. predicted The lower mlll.age figure was . today, reached after a string of "There just ar en't enough budget-cutting sessions which L. • ___________________________ dollars in the county govern, commissioners say cut the • iiient if he were awarded the "guts" from county governSeminole I, Lake Huh' Yes, that couldHrntley be the 0. full amount - not at all," went, leaving most departmerits with reduced budgets, final score this November lithe Vihlen said, "What I am fea rf ul of is If the and, in some insta nces, no Tribe and the Patriots wind up boar d is pro law enforcement budget at all. scoreless after tour quarters. and they should award the Vihlen says the budget ' To find out about the new tiesheriff any amount above what reducing meetings were the is su.t. breaker rule Ilanes' in highHunch school "' football, read eswe have, this co'inty govern, first time he's seen this Cornment is going to be in serious mission "pull together" and x - :. on Page 1-8. $pn.,hln Ii' th, I'.'. sisu -..1 tjui. _--_-_ ..uuu, in uiv cuminenaeu his ieiiow corn leitures contingency account," missioners for efforts In lNI)EX 4A lie added. Around Th e Clock reducing $-miUion worth of I For that reason, Vihlen )iridgc sn requests to slightly more n t'alend'r SA who says Polk's appeal is one of $18-million, which is about $2. Comics 811 his "chief concerns," will again million more than last year'se.-... 611 a.,k the commission tonight to county budget Crossword , *. accept a $120,000 compromise EJiiorial IA Vihlen has repeatedly offered I fl 6A - d figure which Vihlen says Is the commission a $120,000 Dear Abby CAI t)r. Lamb 48 the sheriff's bottom line offer comprom ise with the sheriff. 611 A counts' - budget expert I'hat would mean Polk would IIurosc-cj' (3000 MORNING, IT P.. I by Bob Montana CONSIDERING WE MR WEATHERSEE') WENT DIDN'T HAVE ALL OUR HOW DIP THE ASMtLA5 L FACULTIES ' SEYNARGO)COULOBE — —i f"ExPEcTW- - Salary :' 1' !! .. • ' - -- .! ''r4 -- - - -. .. . .' •. --' - I? --.. - - ----' ... --.' ... '...- --- - t -- '. - '.' - - . 90N . .. -- -._____________ - -- - - -. . , -'- -. ';..•S-_ ,--- .-. - ' -- , .. - - '' - -----_,..,,,,,, - ----c- • - i. — .• ',pI•ti, .. ,, II' Hikes Opposed - Today i.. - \ FRANK AND ERNEST ' • I Hera LA l Can't Afford Polk Bid ____ PRISCILLA'S POP County Oil t n: T -Some 18 citizens carrying "ca re packages" paraded Into the county commission chambers today to protest pay I raises granted Seminole County officials by the 1973 Legislature. Commissioners sat stunned as citizens stacked 40 to 50 "care packages" in front of the commission room, saying items in the packages are so corn'missloners will be able to "survive" the tight economy. J "Wi. can't live on our salaries, ai.I the) public offidals) are putting more money in the budget for their salaries," said Jan Hobby. Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr ordered the packages removed and told protestors, we're doing our best to hold a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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