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Sanlord, FL -. I Friday, Sept it. 11S BEETLE BAILEY HOROSCOPE Mod Walker, tITj TALK O '5r'oug PLANT . SUNDAY EDITION ?.) Firs It . J I -- q-1 7 _______ I ~~&,( Wu-a. I _____ ---_________ -- -________ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom — ='.',, AWIP4Jc 'F)C MC £OCKTAJL PRT'1. /—&• PJ-WHOL.. THAIU C*1 QtJ p KNIOW 61 0. I FVLZATION ! . ,/V___ iI11 I I I j / L 4 . ,, 140 , 4.i .1 / 0. .- I I I L9 ____________________ I AQUARIUS U 'Jan 20-Feb old contact BR IDG ___________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis I .. - E CARNIVAL Y the trick and led a heart right A WEST EAST £53 £ J 1098 2 . - ..... 7 / - - - / ' - ______ - IV---. J ----- ~_ ,: 4 - : 4J *. - . - 9 Pass I £ . . - ~ " ' I -- I - "' — AL Myf= BLONDIE Chic Young NWWO AAADE TWISM -1100 AAiSrAKE .-k -k~0 , #4 TW E , ')E OW ..10 &7 a— I _" I DO, 4T KNOW ...IT'S JUST NAME r USE WWEN WWOYS N, HAAR Wr G00Cy WARPY GLXJC14 J C, -, - 't 1 ' ' -. 1 . -, '' ' 7-1 ) 5P - / — f , 1 7~ _-~_~ . -i , I'M TRAPPED I I.- . _f. . 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' . - I_ , .. - -_- - ' _ ' - ' .! - - ___ _ - , , _ = , ,. -- - -_ - -Z %.- . t~i as 3C fle)Seflt'greetiflgsandIOVetO 7D all the brothers and sisters out .= i , - - ' S!!r, ' r"=Af - it 4. _m- V A% '"- - ., ' . 'fr'L t,. J ' ." % - . . ' • . .-- , -: . .- !WWr . '..' .. -- ' 4 - \ ' to -' ' no - ~ -a ~A * * _* _. . - - - . . . . ,. . .,. -4 . W-4, '41' -, NE, - - - ;r.!if. /!b , vk _.~~. I I,- . A -09 -- GAL The zoo will be open from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Rozonsd the facility will c it, , even day operation O." the first day of March, irx, m o1unteers and 11 CETA ( Comprehensive Employment Training Act) ivorkers after schoo reopened. Due to lack of construction . ~ I& 8, FOR LITTLE ,- a six-day week lie said the change will give 114 - .4:ci means ,4%- , or arid allow for maintenance aM I . h whic ' .' ..-. . Al Rozon, director of the zoo, said Friday the new hours are part of a 'seasonbl charge" duuing the. Wtnter months, . , - - - __T IA-_ - I 0 _V~~ -_ .- ~r -~ Elementary Sebool, really puts the foot to a kick ball during a recetit recess. Note the determinatlon on her face, with tongue firmly gripped between teeth, and the index finger poinft the directlou in which the hopesthebaHwilltravet (HeraldPhotobyBlllVtncrntJr) _- - , ,' n v o icy y ' 'i . . •, . . , . - iI '. ' - .hg.: '- I $4,000 Woodlands Ufe Cell, a project which would house small mammals, including raccoons and opossums. Rozon explained he also will be revising prioritle!: and allocations with the Zoological Society's 11100,D00 pri O perating grant _. - r ur _X_M__X--_ --*' .__ If-'Ti - Wt,- I ;..I P--m*,- V: ~ ,ZZIi 4-r~, I-,. I ti. ?. _~~ _ . --_* ., V 17, - -i _ Wne;-_ - M_ ure a e uar _____________________________________ , -• _ Monday and additional con. structloa plans have been reawns and a lack of at- "I B) AUDIEMURPIIY rel)ing more on cash tmHoroscope,. ...........,".1D the,-e." Ilerald Staff Writer sactions. Arid she was the imle, slender Hospital ..... ......... .... 5A "We have people that come into town on I Last of a 11ree-Part Series Eagan said if merchants Obituaries SA victiinofakidnapingl9months ri ay, open an account w must take checks they should ae e Slwrts 1-2-311 ago Mlo told a fellow Inmate Tlw best way for it merchant (,btain as much information starter set of checks the bank gives thern 8fl she was glad to hear htrmother to avoid getting burned by ii about the individual as possible Tle%f3Jofl and write checks for several hundreds, or 411 say she still loed her, a worthless check is to accept iv Ioics identification such as thousands, of dollars On the weekend, the ,tC defendant who offered no ob- cash only, according to theBasic Women _ .. . .... 1.2, driver's licenses, credit cards, banks jection when her attorney said experts. 1% are ciosed, so the merchants can't WEAThER voter registration she wRild plead innocent to the But they concede that for all :Ihould be supplemented b' call them," Saltri.my's high 91. Ovemight charges against her. Prosecutor ak merchants to revert to cash photographs and a thumbprint Partly rloudy to occasionally (if tier revolutionary ardor had right away would be im. on the cheek. William Heffernan cloudy today. A chance of vowed, "They'll have !o kill me practical, so these experts offer Another advocate of the thundershowers during the before I go blick, there Is no some basic advice when acherks: knowas much fingerprini kit is William befor- the work is completed. forcernent agencies are afternoon &ad cveniqg hours. surrender," offered no resist- cePt'ng c lieffeinan, a prosecutor in Ileffe-rrvin says ;t is more dil- cooperating ip fighting the Highs near ISKI. Lows mainly In ance whm agents arrested her as possible about the person State ficidt Io prnsecute a cme In- problem nole-Brevard the 70s. Mostly southes.it winds in ,a rented house here Thurs. from whom you're accepting Semi Attorney Abbott Herring's volving payment for "past Banks, for instance, a asing at day. They said she made no the of Ii ce. services." imprinting opening dates of the night. Winds gusty near movetoreachaloadO.38mliAt a recent news conference Heffernan also warns inBecause oi the growing account on each check in code. thundershowers. Ralri Ix-rpistol in her purse &--'told about a new bad cheek IAW, dividuals who accept checks for problem of wot thless chetks in It t1v account is brand new, the probability 50 per ceal. thern of two carbines in a near- Orange-Oscecila State Attorney contracted work to have the the Central Florida area, vii,erchant might have reason to Complete details and tides by closet. Robert Eagan said merchaids check nwde out at the time the merchants. banks, chambers of r)% extra careful. 'ire on Page 4 I asked her If 'he % as glad it in he futurc might ha e to start agreement is cached ard ituiiit rt e and law en 1k lIt man caid W e have - . = i - The Central Florida Zoo here in Sanford will be closed every Bad Checks A Continuing Problem ... - I I 4A uharges, who through ~cr attor. DcarAbby, I b I ~ I / k A . . r I . CT - ... 0 I( ~ I a __v F .1 " WKS SEMP AFTER I JI I 0 t - y r Around7le Clock. - - ....,.4A she wanted tocome home. IC She was the self-proclaimed Bridge calendar SA revolutionary, subject to a po Editorial In___ ___ Im. 1V~1 I - n ..A r.~w~.= . — - Today 7, 1 1~, I " I / 1}iER WJU. I 01-11P% . -M I 1' .~-:- by To K. Ryan APiO(JKN, 1.iWIP L.IZARP I . MoNsh— I q-,q . I i. .- . ' I I - lz,ar A- ____ t , TUMBLEWEEDS -__ - I I • . ~1416f too. ___11 ------ PANTE0 SO W LL, I . - - Fl~ 9I . _,,._p 9.* I ' I3"1 I '''" ' jhw~" ~_ -A t*f-QRE W :41`111meter = 0 39 riches a Faces Of Vogt says larger Florida cuw i1 etc., - are almost always insured of their fairshare of dollars He plans to do the same thing for Seminole and Brevard. "I will protect the counties " the senator said. , ' I ~0 - __ - `t-~~ 'VI ~4., - I 1 M111IMMIf = 00?5 rK;t*S _ ______ III T P tt Seen After Capture I- a _ ai AND SAVE I .\ I L developing an even bigger Grile calls friends seeking help for Mrs. Bean and her famfly. i cal fugitivo, arrested with a wasallover,andshedidn t say her first two days of captivity. loaded gun in her purse, who a word," said Tim Casey. the Vogt is no stranger to Patricia Hearst has often told a matron booking her into po ce pe uca fl. • seemed like two different Ja*I that her occup3tion was a rres tunder fire this year when tier public utterances sirim parents boycotted Itwnwaid people. "urban guerrilla." then have been limited to brief Elementary School. s Patricia Campbell Hearst, replies to a judge's rituaI que3A three-week boycott at the % her hoIuidherh:adon donce Aoul. tionsa establishingsm met ((ontinued on Page! A) nd e. reviled as a pig and said i I ~ Z 4 4% ) ___-- I 1ywa-O.9m.t. ,) & . I I inch -25.4 millirnelem I toot - 30.5 centimeters I 1~ - "" 11 %I ~ ~7 ______________________ ._ - 'o BEST FIR I END. - I r S __ SYSTEM IS A "I o• . , .? 1 r /,If* I, 1 . I I Ill ' Rev. Lucas , 'V Z. ,W-/ appointment because of the huge number of tax dollars spent yearly on education, About6Opercentofthe sthte'sgeneralbudget)earl)js allocated to education. Thcugh Vogt says the Natural Resources Committee was his - . 1_1_4' . OOF i -- .. - . r CENTIMETERS 11 I -• wo I . ~_~ ~~ =. _____ -- W A& L_ . - / by Al INCHES' ~ ,~Jn - _~% , 11;-h-V q I STUART/ I I . __W __'.. 7 ; -. ET 4M I M " - PRIILLAS POP D .S .' - ONLYSIX SAY SIX I . qg - 6 ' miol' I . / 0 5w, I by Howie Schneider U - ~,.k _______________________________ _______________________________ EEK & MEEK , • I - ____ / .r qp .` I DW V5&4fl- ' I .- (I 4 ,, 0 , - vjj ' __ — c I t ( 1a ;- — ,;r__V __ ____- announced today Vogt, a Cocoa Beach Demacrat who represents Brevard and Seminole Coun- . . Hours Change ____ Senator John Vogt to the Senate .7 W_ - . - . Raild Staff Writer ., 1' f,:; 04 - -- Noto 'l,, -- - - . ? 25-Fr ._ -- " IyEDPRICKETT .Z ti = - State Senate Preddent Demp- . WINTHROP =' t • 11M I - V --- -!- I 1~ I Named To Post '- - i I r It - 1•- -' - Vogl - LA.! - - - U6FEATA1! b'1 P4 PW S writers will f pceive copies of JACOBY MODERM) - (OT &) : y f, ____ CCME up W ... I pre-sentence investigation tears from her eyes, was One member of the i1 ding in an auto with his (PSI) for the slight, pale surrounded by friends and wiping a tear from her cheek after the inother and relatives. He said mother of four children and rthmtis as she left the cour- verdict was read and Mrs. Kiley called they hadn't discussed the allowed her to remain free on troorn following the three-day before the bench. pending trial but that his $10,000 bond pending sen - vial mnher 'kept talking under her tencing. ,%Irs. Kiley had been accused from close range. defendant and the Iwo boys breath. She said 'it was an 'You undoubtedly will be fstegree mwder in the Police said Mrs. Kiley, after showed all had reeently han- accudcnt, committed to the Division of June 7 slaying of tier 46-year-old hPino u-nmm ri 1--- --- - , . .. tutu a Ill V.21 Ill, UU I U;a: Im .nr.i. Aj;c)* qvtn't testify in Ube ntzmwiiiation, Husband, Thomas B Kite) , at them, 'I killed hum I've been tests ervn t conclusive as to vial Woodson told Mrs. Kiley their 3114 Itudder Circle, wanting him dead," who may have fired the fata! following the 12-member jury's Sanford Airport, home. No date has been set for There was testimony also shot. verdict. sentencing M Kiley. During deliberations Thur. that she directed investigators Defense attorneys argued to ':I'll P.Ilow her to remain free ,sda y and Friday, the jury Judge Wrxxison told defease to a closet in a bedroom where the jury that the state's on bond so she can get her returned to the courtroom to the couple's two sons were evidence left reasonable attorneys they would be notated business affairs in order," hear court porter Norman sleeping. Police found a .22 rifle that Mrs. Kiley killed her of the date of sentencing when Woodson told Public Defender Uobbn read testimony from in the s ta te parole and probation the clet. The rifle con tained husband of 22 years. Franklin Kelley. poll(, (- officers and a & ist. a fired cartridge casing. Dr. Garay tesUfled that blood commission completes the PSI. Manslaughter Is punishable Officers, who responded after The death bullet was tests showed the victim's blood Under Florida taw, a person by 15 years in state prison. One a woman telephoned police inutilated so badly that the alcohol content was .10 percent convicted of a felony must have court observer, however, noted headquarters at 4:09 a.m. June prosecution told t jury "we — the level state taw considers a PSI if the defendant has no that In cases where the 7 and said she'd shot her can only say it came from a gun intoxicated. record of prior criminal condefendant has no prior record husba nd, found Kiley's body on like this (the rifle)." Mrr,Kiley's—younger son and victions. . ,11 By RoW Bd!en # FUNNY BUSINESS It GU . 1 __ d the state parole commission a couch in the living room of the Assistant State Attorney daughter testified for the looks favorably on release from d welling. James Figgatt asked the jury to defense of domestic fi ts in pr ison when one-third or less of Seminole County Medical return a verdict oz guilty of which Kiley beat his wife and A circuit court jury returned the sentence has been served. G. V. Gray teified that Kiley first -degree murder or a lesser had threatened kill her. a guilty f manslaughter One member f the jury was sas killed b a single bullet in :ind included ffec.ct' verdict Friday at ttrtun for S'cn U Kile) the couples rvel sipi,i; a tear from the right temple and that there A cinie lab chemist testified Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley, 41, of ht cheek after the verdict was were powder burns on eldest son was called to the the body that police tests madc Ofl Sanford, after deliberating 13 read an(] Airs. Kiley called the witness stand by Figgalt as indicating the shot was fired hands of the deceased. the -4 6over a span. ttore the bench. . . . CsLuI .. . Jti ge i. - Mrs. Kiley,'' her hads' lie testified that about four William Woodson ordered a shaking slightly as she wiped iry was observed weeks before the trial he was en, 1 y By BOB LLJJYD Herald Staff Writer I .__ ; ".. *~-!" Foun I F'ainily Services office Friday, seeking a permanent solution, assistance until the rpmi!y an 3p it!! What hc wa InAIn ............ th : th a.;: and the pow(r bill. Instead, he and Mrs. Bean were told of the rules — domments have to be presented showing that Bean does have a medical problem. Then an investigation mnt be made to determine if the family qualifies under the incapacity section of the state welfare laws. It is emvier fur a family !u get financial u*i DS ft father has deserted his wife and children, which Bean had not, Rather, Bean had been working 12 to 14 hours daily at a local service station, sometimes with food to eat during a break the tong day's labor but usually without. In his view, It was more important that his three daughters, including a new baby less than three weeks old, ha ve something to eat. Marcia says her husband was having ditty spells when he was rushed to Florida Hospital North and later transferred to the larger Orlando facility early in the week with a suspected heart attack. He was hospitalized four days -three in the intensive care unit. I Contlawd On Page 2-A) At least there is food ip the house and they arc no longer hungry and Dewey is home the hospital. Because of the efforts of landlady Mrs. Anne Wickliffe, Rev. Lucas Grile, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Casselberry City Clerk Mary Hawthorne and a lot of people who would rather remain anonymous, the family's iimediate problems -mostly food and clothijig -have been solved, But, the longer range problem-q - $200 rent anti a iioo noor nnthc ital naunt them. Dewey doesn't know when he i!l be able to return to work after a suspected heart attack this week. Even though the cupboards in the family's 1411 Huntington Drive mobile home were empty the first of the week, they are now well stocked, There will be food for awhile. The fmi stanip office, with assistance frn the Florida Division of Family Services (DFS), certified the family for food stamp assistance Friday and the stamps will probably be available Monday. 'Wha t they need now is cash," said Rev. Grile, a rather outspoken and kindly ma n, known around Ca&w1berry as a minister who gets things done. F Pass Pass Pasi A Colorado reader asks. erng lead -S& "Your notrump opening i ______________________ raisedout to th ree. The five of spades is led. Dummy holds By Oswald & James Jacoby queen-10, you hold ace-nine. Which spade do you play from dumml As e old three-card monte come out of hopeless situations with nis contract tucked away dealers used to say, "You PiiY your money and you take your nlcel' choice." Against an "pert we Westorcould have and opened a tend to play the queen, Experts club diamond given West prefer to lead from a king than South his ninth trick, but it Jack. Against others, we tend got off to a spade lead. to play th - 10. The public seems took his ace and promptl nayed thenueenofJamonds tohatetoleadfromaklng, kazt discarded a low club and (DO you have a guesfloii for South saw that he could Jy th JacobyV Write **Ask the sure of three spades, three diamonds and one heart and one I club. So he led a club in dum- " I i '• - , I .. Weil d ulaII301W. South wonwith the ace led a diamond tn dummy's king and Both vulnerabliI claimed the balance since East had been squeezed out of his NGb stopper in one black suit. So - - - Il . ~ I £K ' F -=) - - ( 4W d 52 . by Heimdhl & StofI - Urner Mrs,, Ki e "U didn't take much to see that thts family as been struggling for a long time and had a bo u t reached the end of its rope They didn't ask for hep from anyone. They were trying to make it on their own," the minister said. lie t ook Mania Bean ti tin' !)ivisiun of CASSEI.BERItY - Th e world is a little brighter for the Bean family — Dewey, Mania arid thir three little daughters int'iuding 20layld Shannon Lynn - today. ___ " I would have collapsed But West A ........................ bUG BUNNY By DONNA ESTES I let a spade go. The defense had four tricks in. If West had ought to lead AJ7 32 a '. ' ru 963 -4 IG6 I 1% • i Manslaughter Verdict Returned World's Brieg tr For Bean Fam*11y. , I::' I 1B 11 canford Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents .- h 1Irrd Staff Writer 71T East's king . East led his last est ed the queen and eight. spade and club ere di- V96 '. - , LI 0 IM7 -~ r IC g - 41 . / I 68th Year No 26 Sunday September 21 1975 ' _______________________ \ LIVE -1 - a tcELL, CAINL - - . -- WEAN 'S 41 ESS I CN TAP= 20-1 . 0 This could be i great dii) if you evidence when you need help curious and could do nothing to ay this year. It could emanate associate with presitgiou3 today, seek his advice on an help even if he knew all the — a I I 2:975 ARIES1March2I-ApriII9)If people. It's not excellent time important you have something important to hobnob with the boss in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) dealings with ~, xir mate or to do, play a lone hand today. surroundings away from the Your performance is at a close companion, but avoil Getting others Into the act ul O ffice superior level today. nose, coinceding more than You neo spoil everything. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) Today around you will trifle en TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you're programmed to deal viousat the ease and efficiency PISCES (Feb. 20-March zoi You can dictate your terms In with big Ideas. Tackle major with which you handle things. You were prudent enough to la business dealings today. The projects you've had on the back . something aside for a rainy SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-DEC. day. Don't yield to temptation one you're negotiating with burner. Don't get bogged down 21 ) While some may feel your and blow your small surplus may try to bluff a little, but he's in trivia. on actions are on the flamboyant a thirn. holding a e20) situation where you have a Enjoyment comes for you at a vested interest, you stand to expc.rience to do seemingly YOU It BI RTH[)A Y large gathering today. Shun the benefit if you sit back and let difficult tasks easib. lone wolf who wants to drag you the other party take over today. Sept. 20, 1975 CAPRICORN Mee. 22-Jan. 1)ff in a corner. Appreciate the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You 19) Don't give out too much whole group. have a valuable ally of long information on your intimate A long awaited reward You'd:§ ;;: , ~ - --- -MOMORININOWN - \.. ERMOIOFPE GREAT 7 M T M~ Oil - • _ .-. ,~ I _4~Vwlty _- t. . pe plt that come into town o legal requirtuien Frida%. open an account with -- Have personal checks SM. take the starter set of endorsed in your presence and checksthebankgivestlieriianij initial immuiieately. If the y're write checks for several hwi- aIrc9dy endorsed, have them dred or thousands of dollars signed again On the weekend the baiks are Be doubly tautious 01 I r . -=,;r lj.7~3 ~. 1 __-___ - - closed, so the mff chants can't weekends and holida S. Y call theim" -Cheek with the bank about The Orlando-Area Chamber large amounts. Commerce recently of - Be cautious of new ac. distributed a pamphlet counts. . suggesting inercha - Use approved stainp and - Beware of strangers. decals. -Take checks only for the 0These are some of the anwunt of purchase. common-sense approaches to -- Weigh pos -sible 10M 11gi:11115t I the bad cNick pr,)blem. possible gain. Another item to watch for is -Ask for more than one I.D. the date. Since a check is - Compare the chrek merely a promise to pay. the signature with I.D. signature. date is critically iinp(wtant. - Compare the pemn with Heffernan advises to avoid I.D. description. pre-dated and post2dated Make certain chu k. —-"vi all t ht rks. I- ~- ___ -_ =_ _=~M__ - _ - -_ �2A—Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Sept. 21, 1975 Two Of 13 On Trial 1i -. -. -' -- 1.• WASHINGTON (AP) — The Army acknowledges that three civilian employes —a microbiologist, an electrician and an animal caretaker — were killed by diseases contracted while working at the Biological Warfare Laboratory at rt. Detrick, Md. Two of the men died of anthrax, a fatal infection usually caught from cattle or sheep, and the other from a virus which caused an epidemic In Bolivia. The three were identified as Dr. William A. Boyles, Joel Eugene Willard and Albert Nickel. Details of the deaths In 1951, 1958 and 1964 were contained in Army memo made public Friday by Rep. Thomas J. Downey. D-N.Y., a member of the House Armed Services Committee. Until then-President Richard M. Nixon disavowed germ warfare as a potential instrument of American foreign policy, Ft Detrick was the center for military research on the deadly variety of %4arfare. '." ? WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department's top economic expert will return to the Soviet Union within a week to try to complete terms of a longrange agreement obligating Moscow to buy at least five million tons of US. gralzi a ye&. While Undersecretary Charles W. Robinson Is there, it was learned, he will puue parallel negotiations with the Russians about a separate and more tentative deal in which the United States would receive Soviet oil satisfying about five per cent cf its needs. Acting under instructions from Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, Robinson expects lo peg prices for American wheat, corn and barley at a level that would minimize the Impact on the U.S. consumer and guard against price fltxtuatlons for farmers. Ex-Mental Patient Charged DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — A former mental patient has been charged with murder after he walked into the office of Dr. Charles A. Glatt, a nationally recognized desegregation consultant, and fired four bullets Into him. "I did what I had to do," Neal Bradley Long was quoted as saying Friday alter shooting Glatt, who was In his office in the federal building writing an Integration proposal for the city schools. Officials: Ban Won't Work WASHINGTON (AP) — A State Department official says a proposed unilaterel ban or. fishing within 200 miles of the U.S. shoreline wouldn't work, and the only effective limit will come through international agreement. "Unilateral assertions of jurisdiction can only lead to confrontation," Carlyle E. Maw, uidersecretary of state for security assistance, told the Senate Commeice Committee Friday. ' " J I . .,. •' ' I --.. .. .,1. ;tO.- ••. _____ 1 L n a. .-..,.,, -: A- ItbAji? - ' ' . . Wallace Aide Hits Carter Grain Talks Scheduled JS - .. - .. • - TOPSY-TURVY IL1S Gcnenc S!!1wnr1h (r.'nter) probably wonders just what kind of it in as line observes Jell flittell (left) and JcThon Burke hanging upside down at outLt WORLD Elementary ScIzoc;. 12.6 Per Cent Out Of Work School Unemployed Here Menu Tops State Mark ha By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer County's population jumped to about 150,000, whicl is an Increase of 8,000 to 10,00 people over last year. Pointing out that there wer 83,000 people here in 1970 Prescott said, "We're gettIn close to doubling our populatiot during the past five years." Both Tuck and Prescot agreed the heaviest loss witi people out of work was due h the construction layoffs anc cutbacks. "It was hit the worst," sah Tuck. Prescott said the construction slump was like a chain reactlon, affecting the gasoline and grocery business and unernployment spread to the business trades and services. The national unemployment rate for August was 8.4 per cent. Last month 404,700 Floridians were out work, the hardest hit being those In the retail trade, local government agriculture and areas, Trombetta said. Browards County's unernployment rate was the highest the state at 17 per cent, while Tallahassee's 4.7 per cent was the lowest. Seminole County's unemployment rate jumped to 12.6 per cent in August, with 6,700 people out of work, the Orlando Metropolitan Employment Service said Friday. That's an increase over July's ii per cent and represents a higher rate than Florida's 11.9 percent recorded In August, according to Corn. merce Secretary Edward Trombetta. Unemployment in . Seminole rose to 13.2 percent in April, the highest rate for the county in 17 years, according to Ralph Prescott, manager of the employment office here The county's unemployment was 10.1 percent In January but Prescott prd1cted it would down to nine per cent January, 1976. Comparative figures show last years rate was 72 percent in August and 5.8 percent for May. The unemployment situation appears to be stabilizing bet. ween 10 and 12 percent as It is statewide, according to both Prescott and Sterling Tuck, labor market analyst for the Metro office in Winter Park. "There will bea slight drop jn the unemployment rate with the citrus season picking up '. again,' Prescott predicted for L the remainder remainder of the year. Tuck also said there should be a little less unemployment now with the opening of schools. Prescot! said Seminole bybe of in 4 for week of Sept. 221o26) MONDAY Chicken & rice Greens Fruit Baked dessert School made rolls Milk & butter TUESDAY Manager's Choice ground beef Whipped potatoes Greta beans Based dessert School made rolls Milk & butter WEDNESDAY Hamburger on bun Fre nch fries "'tator tots 01' trl'tators" Corn Juice bar Milk & butter THURSDAY Sausage Macaroni & cheese Cole Jaw Baked appie slices or apple crisp School made rolls Milk & butter FRIDAY Fish squares Peas Tossed salad Baked dessert Bun or Scheol made roll Milk & butter. -- .. ..... . . - Longwood, in which a television Harold Brown, 21, of Orlando, docketed for trials on charges and stereo equipment was The charge was made during a of entering a fruit grov3 with stolen. traffic arrest i May by intent to commit a felony and A total of 13 persons were Altamonte springs Police. grand larceny. arrested by sheriff's agents in The char: 51Pm, according Ricky JonnIe Mace, 26, of Seminole anti (Irunu Cnt !.ic .uiiL,. &tuiii all ,, In mid-August in raids that trial on charges of assault with 17 incident at a grove off SR-426 fficers said broke up a intent to commit murder, south of SR-46, Geneva, in burglary and theft ring that aggravated assault and which a trailer was taken from centered on Altamonte Springs resisting an officer with the grove. - .- w Paving C By DONNA ESTES boun(ting the road and the road department tiles, will be Herald Staff Writer itself were reannexed by the discussed at next week's LONG WOOD — Mayor city several months ago, meeting. James K. Lormann says he will Councilmen H.A. Scott and City Bookkeeper Elise 0111ff be out looking this week for Gerard Connell, opposing the said several weeks ago that the * owners of land bounding the move, said the city would bills included uniforms and a city section of Longwood hilt, ultimately pay the paving costs, number of large American Road who are willing to share In '17he annexed parcel, in ad- flags. the cost of paving the road. ditlon to undeveloped property, The city council, after turning includes the three-acre tract on down an offer by the county which Longwood Utilities Inc.'s t commission several weeks ago sewer package plant, which V o to participate in a project to serves four city subdivisions, Is pave both the city and county located. sections of the road, has The property was originally a me recoiideg-ed its position, annexed several years ago. The plan broached by the Florida Attorney General county would have the county Robert Shevin's office filed suit providing labor and equipment challenging the legality of the for the project and the city annexation, charging the Continued From Page-IA) providing material costs for the property was not contiguous to city jection. Material costs other city controlled lands, school almost cost Seminole have been estimated at 125,000. which is a requirement of the County $78,000 to tax money. The city several years ago state annexation law. The boycott occurred the same participated with the county on Shevin's office told the city week the count for state funding the paving of the section of E. the lawsuit would be iiJ if was scheduled to take place. E. Williamson Road within city the city reannexed the tract But Vogt appealed to the bounds. Although It was which had become contiguous Florida Cabinet for a sped , repor ted it the time that land over the years. When the ruling which, In effect, allowed developers would pay the reannexation occurred, the suit a recount of Rosenwald materials' costs on a pro-rated was jj students and $78, o flow Into basis, the developers' conIn other business, the this school system. tributlons were not received council: Asst. School Supt. Roger and the city paid the entire cost. — Referred to City Attorney Harris wrote a letter of thanks When an 88-acre tract Ned Julian Jr. a request from 10 Vogt for his intervention on Bob Ritz of the Florida Division behalf of Seminole County. of Youth Services that the city Vogt also has been to bat for 0 participate i ns program to give Brevard schools. And, with the youthful offenders an op. new appointment, the senator porttnity to make restitution plans to become even more for vandalism by donating their involved labor to the city. One area Vogt already is Julian Is to look into the legal looking into is higher education ramifications of the proposal. He says the Legislature next , Ar Ritz told the council earlier that year is sure to seek a better inositlon has been requested method of ho1din four-year L47 from the county for federal universities accountable for Comprehensive Employment money spent ad Training Act (CETA) fund., Though the Florida Board of to hire a supervisor for the Regents Is the policy making program. body for the State University Ile said the System program would (SUS), the Legislature be .. - . approved by the juvenile judge has for years complained of as part of a "meaningful overspending by universities probation" and has vowed to hold the Lormann said Longwood has schools accountable =Y4it juvenile problem similiar to Vogt, who is serving his third 1:':) '•ttwr cities and endorsed the term as state senator, also was Ritz plan. recently dubbed Senator (flThe noon deeidliiit, 13 Year by the Florida Association -. br new bids From insurance O' Itetarded Citizens. companies for the city's In. The title was awarded the ';urance needs. No bids were ;-,- . '.' enator because of legislation received during a recent he sponsored th the Legislature. request for proposals. Vogt pushed th1-oIigha bi ll of Approved a revised site rights for residents of nursing N vp World's Brighter Place For bean Family Today have to be obtained and In. vestigated by the Jacksonville office, which would make the decision. Mrs. Hurt said although there ts no certainly the fmiy will be considered eligible, by filing in September, a check would be available for October if approval is given. Also a possibility exists that back inedicnl PIrwflcPc — IL.u,,'i'a - .- -= 10050, who quickly had it filled.' She is a past president of the post's auxiliary unit. The Bean family has not found Florida to be a land of isilk and honey. Since moving to Cass?lberry in January, it has been a struggle to survive. Mrs. Wickliffe, a kindly woman, has nothing but praise for "these modest people who ui.t,tiin' ,cr f,.. l.... of O. s — .' - ' . — - 4•• Were Guilty Of Murders TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The wog whse o testimony led to two death sentences for Freddie PiWq nd Wilbert Lee has repeated charges that they killed two Port St. Joe gas station attendants, says Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner. But Conner's statement Friday had no effect on the ricw1yon freed',i of Pitta and Lee. They were pardoned by Gay. Heubin Askew and three Cabinet officers and alked away from Florida State Prison. Conner, Comptroller Gerald Lewis and Secretary of State Bruce Sma th ers refused to sign th e pardons. Th ey said there was insufficient e vidence to support Askew's th esis that Pitts and Lee are innocent of the Aug. 1, 1963 murders. Curtis "Boo" Adams Jr. has confessed the murders on a number of occasions, although he refused to do so under oath Thursday. how ever, Adams admitted he was the murderer when talking to Lewis and Smathers, ' 1nvtm._cf1* nf By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Sheriff's De-puty It. L. Odell was investigating it bomb threat early Saturday morning reported by Mr. arKI Mrs. Ray Benton, at their home on Markham Woods Rd. in IAngwood. Time hlentons said they received a series of three t hrea tening telephone calls - - ,. . Loin what sounded like a male voice saying their house was "going to blow up" sometime alter 3 am, The sheriff's office said the Ilentons are witnesses to property recovered in a recent burglary ring being investigated. The Benton home and grounds were checked by the Seminole County Fire Department arid sheriff's deputies with negative results, An 18-year-old Longwoocl you th was treated and released at Semiminule Memorial Hospital 'rt — Mayo Urges Takeover BOCA BATON (AP) — The Department of Enirorirnc'ntal Reg ulation should take over th e rate controls on water and se%fer &rnpsnieauo:se way to combat high electric bills, l'ublk' Set-vice Commission Chauman Billy Mayo said t4)(jfly. "If the same agency which demands improvements has to consider what they will cost the consumer it might temper the agency's judgment as to what Is reasonable and necessary and affordable," Mayo said in a speech for the Florida Hotel and Motel Association. Mayc said he would ask the legislature to transfer the rate regulation of nearly 600 private sewer and water systems In 25 counties from the corrunisslon to DER. Couple Applied Too Late MIAMI (Al') — A young Miami couple wound up cloning to Alabama the day before their wedding so they 'ouldn't break the law aid honeyn,00n in Jail — or disappoint hundreds of guests. Andres Soto Jr.,20, and Elsy Wilrycx, 21, had scheduled a large church wedding for Friday night. But when they applied for their marriage license Wednesday, they were too late — Florida law requires a 72-hour waiting period, Th e law carries a maximum pena lty of a $500 fine or a three-month Jail sentence. But 500 invitations had beer, mailed the live-tier cake was ready, dozens of flower were arranged, gallons of liquor were delivered. The party had to go on. PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P 1= _ —— --__ A /49j41, '' ALTAMONTE'S MAYOR HONORED City employes packed the Altamonte Springs Civic Center last s'eek to t nr Mayor Norman Floyd with a surprise party. covered dish luncheou "lebrate his "39th" birthday. The employes, following Floyd's usual p.ztfre of sending the indhidual emplayes congratulatory letters on blrthaayb, 'e him an identical letter. Shown with Floyd, reading his birthday letter, are City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl and Public Works Director Don Bundy. (Herald Photo by Donna Estes) Eloise MADAM KATHERINE A SELTZER PALMIST Ga ning . PAST— PRESENT— FUTURE i HELPFUL ADV ICE ON ALL AcFAIs Strength MIAMI i AP — Residents of several Caribbean islands and eastern Mexico kept a wary eye on tropical storm Eloise today as forecasters warned that the storm night suddenly regain the killer winds that left at least 42 ix'1s0flS dead. "It's over water at the right time of year and in the right place, so we have to respect the possibility that it could again become a hurricane," forecaster Miles Lawrence of the National Hurricane Center said early Satirday. As Eloise moved past the western tip at Cuba and toward the often storm-hit Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico, fore. casters said the location was right for a sudden change in the storm's strength . "We want these people to be aware there's something out there," LaTence said. SLIE • LOVE • MARRIAGE • BUSINESS P4 PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOURS SAM -5PM 'DAYS LONG WOOD 131405 FOIL WRAP 36S Cloud sytogla ft Imilel Sewtheissawd-141*21 to 101011P41% Whole life readings: $5 with this ad CALL for APPOINTMENT i.. Limited Amount of Monthl y Rentals Available $ , 135 and 950 Month Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service Quality Inn North - . - ,\ INN j,", - 1.4 & SR 434 Longwood, Fla. t SECRET For Further Information Phone 8624000 — SPRAY 90Z. 'I £ TALLAHASSEE API — One-piece white canning lids purchased by thousands of Floridians are not designed for home canning and may result in food spoilage, state officials say. The attorney general's Consumer Protection Bureau said Friday that the lids may leak air when used for home anning, thus allowing bacteria into the jar. The manufacturer, Owens-Illinois, has warned that the lids, model number 0-I 70-G450, are not for home canning. Jars capped w ith the Lids may break if th e food is processed after the lids are sealed, Owens-Illinois said. - FANTASTICBUYS - TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Improper bidding iroct'dures were used in awarding $5,565 in contriicts for repair work to the steson III a State Department official, Auditor General Ernest Ellison says. In addition S.A. Wilkins was working part-time for the lepartmnent when he did the 15 painting, small repair and other miscellaneous Jobs, Ellison said Friday. Wilkins, it high school student, is stcpson of Troy Reeves, finance and accounting director in the Division of Administrative Services. 395 REG. 5.95 Up To 3 Yrs, Old 595 REG. 10.95 Up To 4 Yrs. Old 795 REG. 14.95 Up To Yrs, Old logs REG. 22.95 Trees Trees Trees Up To 11 Yrs. Old Trees ' SOME TREES NOW BEARING FRUIT ALL SHOULD BEAR FIRST YEAR ' Liberian Tanker Seized • -r Warning Issued On Lids Ellison: Bidding Improper PRIcCs J 'FFFECTIVF THRII 114 J RIGHTS QUANTITY • FORT LAUDERDALE lAP) Leaders of a striking teachers' union are advising 5. 300 protesting teachers to return to work in Broward County schools Monday and resume negotiations with the school board. During a marathon meeting that stretched Into the early mimorning hours today, the 15-member board of directors of the Classroom Teachers Association also sched Wed a mass rally for Sunday afternoon in which the teachers were to vote on the recommendation, The action came after Circuit Judge James F. Minnet issued an injunction barring the union from continuing the strike that had closed 92 of the county's 143 schools Friday. police said. Sgt. F. E. Pharis charged Katherine Haynes Robinson of IAW TALLAHASSEE (Al') — A Cabinet vote has been delayed on a $26.5 1111ilic bond issue for university nrlt,dmg aren : Gainesville. ('hancellor E.T. York requested that the bond issue be iA ithdrawn from Tuesday's Cabinet agenda because of objevtto,,, From Senate Education Chairman Philip Leis, 1)-West Pahl' Beach, and House Education Chairman Richard Hodes, D-Tampa. We are willinu in ronioact tIt Ike. ie.., I.- ..Z•I. -i,..,,, allow th e issue to be fully revie wed in the legislative process," York said. tn. motion by Lewis, a Senate Ways and Means sub. nhz1mitteedir.lL th!ii a letter go to the Cabinet seeking .1 delay until all of the state's coibi.-muc tion programs could he revmesed. , Tkrcri+ In another accident Friday Damages were estimated at afternoon invol ving three cars, $1,000 to a car driven by Steven David G. White, 25, 2424 Willow Ellis Osborn, I,ike Mary; $&'O 155 Bethune Circle, with Ave., was Charged with failure to a car driven by George L. Late Friday after a motorcycle, Williams, Kensington, Conn.: on which he was riding, was viol2tion of right-of-way. to use due care. No injuries and M to White's automobile involved in a automobile Be.Damages to her car were were reported as a result of the which is owned by Arthur T. cident at Airport Blvd. and estimated at $40. mishap at S.R. 600 and 22nd St. McArdie. 112 Shannon Drive. McCracken Rd. I)amriages to the motorcycle, drivcn by Halsey Dean Piercy, Sunset Drive in Longwood, were estimated at $200, Sanford University Bond Issue Delayed - Rnmk Aran _________ '...•,. Oct. - d Post • ____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ________Sunday, sept. 21. 1975-2A 1)enutlps Teachers Urged To Return Longwood Mayor Seeks ir I Help F Woman Still Says Pitts, Lee ' City Reconsiders Position 1 FLORIDA IN BRIEF and allegedly funneled orders violence to his person. Mace was arrested Aug. 4, by for stolen merchandise through sheriff's deputies investigating a bar. Two men arrested in conDeputies said approximately it trespassing complaint. The nection with an alleged multi- $30,000 in stolen items was first two charges stem from an county "steal to order" theft recovered in the August raids. alleged knife attack on lit. Roy ring are docketed for trial this Trials for two other persons Hughey and the third charge week in circuit court on accused in the burglary ring acCi'SCs Mace of resisting burglary charges. were postponed last week when Deputy J.F. Bennett. In other cases scheduled for James Arthur OnIe, 28-year- defense attorneys told the court old Orlando carpenter, faces that due to the complexity of trial this week: trial before Circuit Court Judge charges and the number of —Jwnesw. Dannelly, 18, 120 A.J. Hosemann Jr., on chargespersons charged that they had Fairlane Circle, Sanford, is of armed breaking and en been unable to prepare fov accused of larceny of a motor tering, grand larceny and trials, vehicle, attempted larceny of a larceny of a firearm. Three defendants on this motor vehicle and resisting an According to court files, the week's trial docket face drug officer with violence to his charges stein from an April 1 charges. Michael Christy, 23, person. break-In at Mtamonte Springs The motor vehicle counts Petersburg, was arrested in In which guns and jewelry were April by a state trooper on 14 on involve autos allegedly taken taken. a charge of possession of from Economy Toyota, SanAlso scheduled for trial is controlled substance: MDA ford, after a fence was cut. Charles Wesley Asbury, 27, 948 Dannelly is accused of resisting Lake Irene Drive, Maitland, oncapsules. Sanford Police Detective J.A. Scott Mills, ia, is thrts lr'akr and Willow Ave. Maitland, was Cash, the arresting officer in kfl, %',ILI flhtLrt 1 Case. 9 felony and grand 10 commit i arrested at Forest City Aug. 16, the Court files indicate the byasheriff'sdeptityonafelony — Roger 1). Robinson, 19, of charges L iarges SuMi - tI u, , ,',,u .. .Czl ,,jmariivana possession rhari'' Union Park,and John M bUrgliffy All 0 V11, ittnm;j, " *",*-v; 1148 Guiailau Aiso facing trial ior felony R ' 4 ContInued From Page lA) Rev. Crib thinks It is likely that Dewey was suffering from malnutrition, continuing pressures of trying to survive nd keep his fanuly tethr, all of which brought on high blood pressure and a heart warning, "There haste be some way of cutting red tape for state el(are." Rev. Grile said. 941 BY BOB LIA)YI) Herald Staff Writer While Working In Lab LIBBY, Mont. (AP) — The mother of a 19-year-old sailor, who died of cancer after he spent months trying to convince Navy doctors he was really sick, sayr she's throwing her son's military grave marker In the city dump. "I'm going to throw the headstone Into the dump bemuse it reminds meof what they did to this by," Joann Nunley said Friday. "The Navy humiliated and degraded him and made him look like a fool. When he went to Navy doctors, they told him it was all In his head." Mrs. Nunley said her son, Timothy, went on sick call at least 12 times at three bases, but Navy doctors failed to diagnose his Illness correctly until It was too late to operate. Timothy died one year ago today. ase To Be Heard This Week Eft Three Army Employes Killed Cancer Victim's Mom Angry ieuiivjiur' C Couple Warned 411011 TPt.4J4.11 NAnON IN BRIEF MACON, Ga. (Al') —An aide to Alabama Gov. George Wallace has described former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter as a "Southern fried George McGovern." But Carter says that proves he's making inroads Into Wallace's Southern strength. The exchange came Friday as Georgia Democrats met here to meet with several party presidential hopefuls and to adopt a new cnarter for their state organization. Carter and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tex., were the only pwh6ivaunuun= re3ent, but a newsman's interview with a top Wallace a Lvw'v 'wod-1 e spark for the Carter-Wallace exchange. Longwood LEMON .......... TANGERINE GRAPFRUff EASY-OFF OVEN CLEANER 16 OZ. 51 I - I �-;- -7 ..1 --"--- ,------'_------ ,.,+, -- - -- - - - -- -- - - -- --..--an;e --- --r . T__ - ---- - --------------------- -_____ !,"------------------- --. .- - ------------ __ ' -- Evening -- Herald ~ __ - - In case you're wondering Why there are so many more boats and fishermen hanging about Monroe Marina th is weekend, we're happy to tell you th at there's a Florida State Bass Fishing Tournament Linde; way. Approximately 100 bass fishermen from throughout the state are here competing for trophies, prizes and cash awards and the six top finishers will have their $250 entry r paid into the World Bass Fishing Championship, 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, F!A, 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or &3)-9993 Sunday. Sept. 21. 19754A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MiRKEY, Advertising Director 9 , ______ Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month , $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $210. Br Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, p.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $J2.40. . ,65 A eds The Clock Bernie tells us that In the January tournament there wi ll be fisherm en here from practically every state in the union with the top finisher walking away ith a new boat, motor, trailer and $5,000 In cold Recovery Plan Sweet-and-sour is the best label for the unemployment statistics released recently. There the 8.4 per cent jobless rate for is vinegar BERT COLLIER - Pi rates - - - the economy around this year, those measures are creating a federal budget deficit which Congress . now proects at $68.8 billion for th e current fiscal toAar or nearly $10 billion higher than what President Ford's economists regard as the upper limit to avoid renewed inflation. Indeed, th e z m the wholesale price index reported recently adds to the fear th at infl ation is renewing its vigor. - -Inflation and th e fear of It are not th e ingredients of sustained economic growth . Neith er - is heavy government borrowing to finance budget deficits, which might have short-term benefits in an emergency but is disastrous as a long-term policy . Neither is the elaborate structure of regulatory agencies which the President has identified as a major impediment to competition I I and growth. Neither are tax la%s which limit sources of investment capital. Yet those are features of what passes for economic policy today a combination of short-term expedients and outdated tax and regulatory policies, A return urn of confidence has been evident in America in recent months. That confidence and the economic growth it nourishes can be sustained when the governmeii! lays down a clearer picture of where its own economic policies will be taking us - in the future. 'L A Tenuous Truce . The struggle for control of Angola may have reached a turning thLft is by no means clear,however whether the turn will be toward a more peaceful transition to independence or toward a more serious armed conflict. A cease-fire has been negotiated In Lisbon between Soviet-backed Popular Movement for (1w Liberation of Angola and the more moderate National Union for the Total Independence of Angola two of the thee groups contending for power. Ordinarily an agreement between two factions In a three-sided contest might signal the end of any hope for succtss by the third. The joker in the cieck Is that the third force, the National Front for the Liberation of Angola, Is being supported by - I number of weapors in northern Angola, supplied through neighboring Zaire BERRY'S WORLD 4 41 . Ran - _____ --- ____ -- -_ -- I . - _______ ____________________ - y ,, -. Z ~Z a lot of purse-snatchings In this area!" - ir- REPORTERS NOTEBOOK: - ---->------ I F lorid i a s P roposal UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) ____ - -- .LanRs - -- rt. . '-".4. - .ii -- --- ' ' __ ' _ "4" uci P While discussing excessive and non-excessive methods of treating sewage and a federally sponsor ed study on a proposed regional zwer plant for Seminole County last week, one cornmiltee member posed a personal type question for cnglners. "Does that detes mine the excessive flow with my mci: aiapeis asked committee chairman and Sanford City Commissioner John Morris. .11. Cal Conklin, city co nsulting engineer with Clark Dietz & Associates of Sanford, said he couldn't "cover" that figure. —J - • T - .. - - . . - ' - • . ' .__,.-.,.-.- - ' - - . """ ,.,. .I .1 0 -, i " ) , - - - - ,. , - S_ _ - - - - -- - - ' --,.. _ -':.r - ' -, . ' , - 4 " - - '4 :.-. Y ' ~l .__ _; •" I; - LOW AUTO RATES - . - 0 4 _~_ 1 —- . "'amma - -, " - -~ - . 2 - -- I " Lq 1 1 -"-* - I - ____ ' - -22C Cancelled U 7 . .0 • I II -- I - - 322-0285 - i4 U U IC __ 831-9774 - ON YRUSSI .24 17 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY We Can Help You Find Tournament Director Bobby Tyree and Bernie Keene, vice president of American Bass Fisherman, Inc. hold some of the trophies and plaques to be awarded In this weekend's fishing tournament. (Herald Photo by Bill Viar' 't Your Dream House Read HOME-Every Sunday SEPT. 21 SEPT. 2$ SEPT. 29 Orientation for Parents of Norman deVere Howard Presidents' Council of OCT 15 FIX freshmen and new tran- Chapter, Unlkd Daughters of Deltona, 10 am., Community Seminar on eye problems, 9 sfer students, 2 p.m. reception the Confederacy, at the home of ('enter Arts and ('rafts a.rn, Altamor.te Springs Civic and orientation in Village Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, 910 lluilding. Center. Open to public. Center Assembly Room on Palmetto Ave., 2:30 p.m. Miss 1 Florida (X-r. *2 Technological Martha Fox will tell of chatUr SEPT. 30 University campus. members and cther settlers of Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 SemInole County Association Sanford p.m., Florida Power and Light for Retarded Children theater SEPT. 21 Building, Sanford. benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 Red Cross Advanced First Md SEPT. p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, and Emergency Care 604" Okloberfeet, German OCT. I Rollins College. Tickets course for public, 7-IA p.m., American Society, 381 Orange Free bleod presure checks, available from Streeps's Orlando Fire Dept. CIRM00m. Lane, Casselberry, beginning 3.6 p.m. Winter Park Memorial Agency in Orlando or by mail , Amelia and McGulie Streets, at 3 p.m Harmonica and guitar Hospital, Edinburgh Entrance, CARC, P.O. Box 1086, Sanford. Monday, Wednesday and music, 4-8 German band from second floor annex. Friday. No charge except for 8:30 and German food and beer, __________________________ textbook. To register call oc"r.4 Central Florida Chapter ARC. SEPT. 28 ~ Uons Club spaghetti dinner Eighteenth Annual West bingo, 48 p.m., Sanford and ___________ SEPT. 13 Virgiiia Day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Civic Center. Profits benefit Fox Lake Park, Titusville. Lions Sight Program. Saturday's lugh 91. Overnight School PTA, 7:30 in media Program at 1 p.m. Bring picnic low 68. center. Speaker: Bill Clifton , or food sold by Mims Volunteer Voter registration, 8:30 a.m. Partly cloudy to occasionally education coordinator for Fire Dept. Country music, to 2:30 p.m., I.Ake Mary Post World will show slides. cloudy thrcugh today. A speakers and skits. For all Office by County Supervisor of chanc e of thundershowers . Workshop on Crime, 8 p.m., former West virginians. Elections office. mainly during the afternoon Maitland City Hall, sponsored and evelung hours. highs near b' Mailland-South Seminole 90. Lows mainly in the low 70s. Chamber of Commerce. Mostly southeast winds around Moderator State Rep. Vince 15 inp.h. decreasing at night. Fechtel Jr. Winds gusty near thun'Jershowers. Rain probabi li ty 30 TAFETA Booster Club, 8 11975 SEPTEMBER cent Saturday and 50 per per Arlos 14. McDaniel, p.m., TAFETA XXchange, 7 ADMISSIONS tent today. Casselberr y S. Magnolia, Sanford. Election Extended Forecast Sanford: of officers. [)iathia Yaw, DeBary Depends on track and inJuanita Chavis nymous, Joseph.ine Milbert, Deltona timsity of tropical storin Eloise. Sharon M. Edwards pm., Florida Power and Light Sce latest advisories from James Harper Edna M. Gould, DeLand Building, Sanford. National Hurricane Center, William Holved Maggie B. Mourey, Miami. Willie J. Nelms Longwood SEPT. 24 Daytona Beach tides: high Oreanar Pearson Open house new Jones Walter It. Kerruish, Orange 4:50 a.tn., 4:31 p.m.; low 10:55 IAllic M. Wallace College North Campus, Crane's City a.m., 11:37 p.m. Port Joe Young Park, Altamonte Roost Office Mrs. Roger (Dorothy) Perra Canaveral: high 8:46 am., 8:54 harts E. hlornack, DeBary Springs, 4'3M:30 p.m. p.m.; low 2:33 am.. 2:52 p.m. !ul Rutz, Deflary & baby girl, Sanford Iva D. Watson, DeBary l-..l-tt..'L.. samora rswauis -'I 'u"' Alylna i'toranam, ueuona and Ladies Day, noon, Civic Ralph U. Geiger, Ge ne va Center. DISCHARGES HOSPITAL NOTES - Claims Rangy Rogers Mot' .on, the personable but The Commerce Secretary claims the us. staunchest friend , Pepsi-Cola king Do Id "I do not think we can afford to become bed stubbornSecretaryofcommerce aetJwuy firms submitted the reports with assurances of Kendall, of sabotaging the anti-litter campaign. Partners with (NCRR). By Our by refusing to give Congress the names of confidentiali ty, and that he moist honor that The explosive memo, which top officials tried American firms who were urged by the Arabs to agreement, we have tacitly approved the entire operation. to confiscate and destroy, denounces EPA's cozy boycott "It's like the mayor taking a whore to church, sel. MOnisafreadythadonnybrook wi th B'nai relationship with Kendall. "It's like the mayor She's with him. So she must be OK. NCR's with This is the cncluslon reached in a con- B'rith's Anti-Defamation League over the taking a hore Li church," the memo charges. EPA. 1 idential study researched and written by legal So they mnu.st be OK." boycott. The ADL charges that the Commerce. This ribald characterization was used to experts for the House O ersight anti Sussinan, noting that K.ndiili "tin. t).njirtrn.ent ..a 1-..'. • -.-... I. hnru'llu,i.i SASVU a I't. '.nu u1v1utu0fl3 "i oescnoe EI'A's dealings with Kendall on trash large fund Investigations subcommittee. Chairman John raiser for the Nixon campaign," containing restrictive provisions to U.S disposal. complained abo'it NCItR's aggressiveness and Moss, D-C.aliL, has privately circulated the businessmen. Our associate Jack Cloherty has To curb roadside litter, the EPA Is seeking arrogance. The study to subcommittee members in preparatlon group hId itself out, wrote obtained copies of these lucrative contract oflaws to force cash deposits on the 60 for hearings Monday. bi [Bon c S n, a y lu fers. One from Iraq for pre-cast housing units, and bottles that are thrown away each year. This recovery, During that Showdown testimony, Morton for example, forbids the American contractor to Is opposed b.. the beverage Industry, which has a could be cited for contempt of Congress for use "any material that has been manufactured They may exert more pressure than we huge financials take In disposable ea and falling to produce the names. But such drat1c in Israel The y spend millions to push their special in. ." bottles. Th industry, therefore, has tried to ac t ion is unlikey, Lecau.-e, among other things. The built-in ban also appies to "companies tcrests. We are limited to nickels and dimes and alternate solutions for the litter problem. Morton is a former House m ember himself. boycott.ea by (the) Iraq government," thus must work through channels I I6iI,*, -ri.2. ,ii.., . The effort 1 hpndcw'i 1w Won,lnli / 'IYV U7 IIi wiwerivai memo, .LIV WUUIU UPC flowever, pulls no giving the boycott a "secondary" effect, For would like to find ways, Of go away. course, that wouldn't penalize Punches when it comes to Morton's denial of the such firms may be boycotted simply because Pcpsl The memo did not please EPA brass, who for producing throwaway containers. data. Citing lon..tand1ng precedents, It finds they have Jews as employes, officials or ordered Lately, every copyconjjaj the EPA has been granting contractj 1es.reci A there Is absolutely"nolegal basis" for Morton to dire `ctors e m ihougbthey do no business with bootleg copy, neverflieleA was saved for us. to Kendall's National Center for Remrce defy a congre1onal subpoena of the names of IsraeL Division head NlChoia,,5 Humber admitted to Recovery for several garbage-recovery coriW.Ales asked to discrindmte against jm in F00twte: President Ford hAs dechwed that Projecls. But the EPA and NCRR don't see alike us that he had Issued the order to round up 9* return for Arab business. "such di&iimlnation I totally contrary to the on the question of throwaways. copies. "The mcmo did not reflect policy," he "'rd to ita iogical conclusion," states American tradition." So far, his administration For one thing, the NCRR allegedly slipped explained, memo, "the Setary'a argument would i to nt its a1ons to his wo.'ds. Now, penalty clauses Into contracts with dUes. Congress from obtaining Information in literally Footnote; A spokesman ate strong rui)oii that once the Middle tended to cisc'irag, th. rDi.. fny th ere for Kendall denied VifWI• rJ .__.I. Lr -s t.-i -ini ,s ,iau uscu irie NC'RR to push his light CA-3 Where statutes aumori.e sp ce is mom secure, YordwlJl ask for laws that curtail (hr waways agencies not to publically thzcIce Lot are silent against throwaway bais. "His policy," said making it illegal for U.S. firms to support the the This outraged EPA official David Suunian, as, to Congress." boycott, spokesman, "has been to stay away from any who wrote a blistering Internal nmo calling the selfserving motive," Moss has subpoenaed the Iiorrr.atlon Nor had Kendall ever used LITTER SUPPRESSION: The Environ- arrangement "an obvious conflict of Interest," his entree to the White House subcommittee can dctermine the impact of the mental Protection Agency has sup;vessed a to f ur ther Peaj'a In L,nguage seldom wen In bureauctaije cum, interests, said the spokesman .He Insisted: boycott oa American bushulL memo which accuses otie of Richard Nixon's municallons, -Don he comptained: - ' WEATHER JACK ANDERSON - ' - - a -- - - - -j Merritt Island Stu ' - CALENDAR d Morton' s S'*i Ience Ille a -------- - - - -- , To - - - - Jr.) - "'" - - _ Letter - -' - -- - BEIRUT, Lebanon (AR) Militant Moslems threatened to attack "American imperialist" firms today in Lebanon's po litica l and religious street war. The warning came In a communique from the "Nasser Forces Corrective Movement," one of Beirut's heavily armed factions locked In combat that for the last week has turned the Lebanese capital into a battleground. Smoke rose from ievera1 still-blazing buildings In the central commercial center of Martyr's Square. where street fighting and grenade exchanges raged through the night despite government attempts to Impose a curfew. - - - I - Moslems Threaten Attack ____ - ' m ____ . -,, •1 . - oe - I The United States, under heavy attack for packaging U.N. membership for South Korea and the Hanoi and Saigon Communist regimes into a single issue, has warned that "the United Nations will die if It does not remain representative." .S lt.,dor Daniel I'. Moynthan made the statement Friday night after the General Assembly voted 123 to 0 asking the Security Council to "reconsider immediately and favorably" U.N. admission for North and South Vietnam. The two Communist governments were vetoed by the United States on Aug. 11 in retaliation for the Security Council's refusal to take up South Korea's applicati on , Nine countries Including the United States abstained on the assembly request, which the Security Council may take up as early as next Monday. Won't Cover WhenFloridapassedunderanewgin 1821 there were some who wondered whether it would be the Stars and Stripes or the Jolly Roger. ____ ---I',-- -_ _Pirates roarcd the sea lanes on the edge of the Gulf Stream and made the passage of the Florida ' I, 0, I Straits one of the most hpiardous In the Seven Seas. . . . — .P L , iiy were a new ureeu 01- outlaws, rng rRymen of the sea who robbed and killed with a le . - Q''c.,'-\_-. stat a chill around thc maritime world. The buccaneers of the old days of Spanish treasure fleets were had enough. But their opportunities, though rich, were limited. " . &, , ,- — __-,-% r ~~, Now the Caribbean and Gull were full of cargo / ships and piracy mul ti plies accordingly. I Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd was A 1"N "It would grow to include thousands of of. / , "' the subject of County Commissioner John 'j said me account, "and rough-hearted Kimbrough's barbed wit when Floyd visited the .1 and greedy men from all parts of the world who ".j commission at a meeting on Tuesday. /' would pursue careers of robbery, cruelty and I Floyd sauntered up to the cornzn[sslon to 1 murder that rivalled anything done by pirates of personally deliver a $40.000 check. former tunes." : , '..' . "Is It true that Mr. Lawrence Swofford has to Every vessel in ard out of a Florida port ran -: (1 also initial that?" Kimbrough asked Floyd. "t 1 the chance of capt ure. Pirate wolf packs stood .'Th Swofford, a former mayor for many years, Z' off the harbor entrances and picked theii ....'if"5") has announced he will seek Floyd's mayorlal targe ts, often alerted by confederates on sho -e / seat next Year. when a particularly valuable cargo was on -v-',' / The dusty question of who will sweep up board. ,/ ildings If money for janitorial fees were bu Those ships that threaded the blockade still -' ." removed from next year's county budget arose risked the part 'line desperadoes who hid in at a Seminole County Commission meeting Victory gardener? coves and darted out to seize passing vessels. earlier this week. These were the most dange rous of all. _________________________________________________________________ "Just have the employes bring a-broorn.a.day T nature of the peril was illustrated by the °f' .. ,, u,,vu .uIIluhJ33iunC[ uarry brig lietsy, out 01 Wlcasset, Maine, which struck KwiatkowskL a reef off Double Headed Shut Key in the The E itor Two quotes worth remembering last week Florida Strait- and sank, came from Kimbrough and Commission The crew of seven saved the ship's Cast) box tremendous set to the experimentation Amur . Fish Plan Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. and safety reached a nearby fLsh,ing camp. project, but will be a welcomed move in the Summoned by the fishermen, however, a pirate As protestors filled the comni., Uan chambers saving of two of your State's most beautiful and to protest construction of a mini "i.e Mans" gang robbed the crewmen and bound them with FAllor*s Note: The foDowing is a copy of a letter valuable water resources. ropes. racetrack in Altamonte Springs, Vililen quipped, to Harmon W. Shields, Executive Director of the, "Ladles and gentlemen, welcome to the featured SecorA Mate David Collins lat, cr described Florida Department of Natural Thank you for your coruideration ar4 event of the evening, plus a htde lightness and what followed: assistance. levity to stay alive." "They seized Capt. Hilton by the hair, bent his Harmon Sen. [ori Wilson head and shoulders over the gunwale and I could I am writing to urge your department's And, Kimbrough, &sked to comment on the distinctly hear them chopping the bones of his SeriOUS consideration of Lake of the Woods and (act that State Attorney Abbott Herring neck. They wning hL-R neck, separatec! the head Lake Orienta as one of the experimentation sitft the commhWon over a $14,MD cut from Herring's from the body by a slight draw of a sword and let for the 8IflUt fish P('0JCCt. budget, remarked, "It he (Herring) needs to letters to the editor are welcome, it drop into the water. They should be as brief a possible and borrow a good lawyer, maybe we can These Seminole County lakes are facing a As Collins watched In horror, a pirate aimed a one." machete at his own skull. At that moment a tragic dilemma of being literally chocked by comment on matters of general interest, Herring, who is chief prosecutor for Seminole The letters should deal with issues and avoid captive in another boat worked Iree and leaped weed growth involving hydrilla. and Brevard. has 36 attorneys In his employ. personallilet. overboard. The pirate's aim was thrown off. The editor reserves the right to edit those Or. Alva P. Burkhalter, bureau chl.f, In. Instead of mushing Cullin3' cranium, the blade slashed his shoulder and continuing on, severed spected I ake of the Woods in 1974 and felt that it would be ideal as an experimentation site. g(eat care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost taken aback his bonds. Collins dived in the sea and at the prospect of taking on the swam for Unfortunately, Seminole County was sub- In'the editing. Florida Public Service Commission, which had his life. Both he and the other captive got away All letters must bL signed with a mailing aroused UP,wrath of Winter Springs City sequently bypassed concerning the amur and reported the atrocity, Co=fl project, address and, when possible, telephone number by a recent action. Thinking the council might Some pirates made rich hauls. Others would be to the identity of the writer may be verified. The considering take anything. Capt. Frink of the schooner litigation, Brock said, 'qj vr Because of the Ideal nature of these lakes and Evening Herald *Ill respect the wlihes of appeal this case I will run for jittorney gergral as Shepherdess, out of Warren, R. I., was thrown the extreme si niflzace of them as valuable writers who do not want their names to appear in it will be monumental to reverse that decision!" into the sea bv rovers who boarciedhis vessel off natural resources %o the citizens o1Seminole and print. the Florida shore and stripped it. As an a!The Council was attempting to get Psc to the state of Florida, I urge your department to We reserve, of course, the right to reject any terthought they fished the captain out of the reverse its decision allowing power companies to take prompt action In placing amttr fish in t1wse letters this newpaper considers to be libelous or water and took his clothes, add franchise cost to mtow*rs- bill& cities. I am sure such a move will not only be a slanderous. —Jane Cassel berry -- , - U.S. Warns Of U.N. Death -----------.-.-.------------ -- I i i. - 2,000 South African Troops SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AR) -. Prime Minister Ian Smith said that Rhodesian forces were replacing the 2,000 South African paramilitary troops wit1rawn from Rhodesia In an apparent effort to pressure the white. minority government into holding political talks with black nationalist leaders. Smith said Friday the South African withdrawal left gaps in Rhodesia's defenses against black insurgents, and had hurt rather than helped chances of a politi cal setticment. "Our main concern was that by withdrawing the South African police ... the local black nationalists leaders believed that tney had us In a position of weakness as opposed to strength ," Smith said In an interview. l .' - -- . - . , 41 t5ass ournament Under Way Here By AUDIE MURPHY gathez ed at Monroe Harbour State Championship contest, proximately $700 in cash, plus a six top winners a $250 entry and a trophy. Herald Stall Writer tho' weekend, along with Monroe Marina and trophy and valuable mner- allewance for the World Bass According to Bobby Tyre*, Fishermen from throughout American Bass Fisherman, Holiday Inn, which wil! award c)urndise. Fishing Championships to be director of this weekends the State of Florida are Inc., is sponsoring the Florida the first prize winner apThere is another prize for the held in Kissimmee, Nov. 20.21. !ournament. fishermen will b' Bob Keene, vice-president of shooting especially for the iret American Bass Fisherman, entries into the World Chain& says this tournament sta rted at pionships at Lake Kissimmee, 6:30 a.m. Saturday. Weigh-Ins "It feels a lot be tter to win an the firstd.ay were set for arowid entry in the championship:; 5:30 p.m. at Monzoe Harbour. than ha vi ng to pay for it out of ) Sunda y's fishing will start at your own pocket," he said. Nit?F 6:30 a.m. and weigh-ins are "We'll be getting started scheduled for around 3:30 p.m. early with the check-out of th e L i Keene said contestants boots," Keene said. "We don't / 4 probably number close to 100, use th e old "flare" method of . (. with 40 to 50 boats par- stai ting where a flare is fired -. ticipating. Fishermen with and boats race madly for the ) A. boa ts are paired up with those fishing grounds. .. :-, without boats by an open lot'We c heck the boats and let Srt tery. l t he m go one by one. We check " 1. - '.rnerican Bass Fisherman is for life vests, an ignition kill'"! ,-:" pt inning another tournament at switch and an aerator to keep -- - - --v Monroe Harbour Jan 29,30 and fish alive We allow the con I'. -. !. 31, testants to catch only eight bass As s Ith the other tour. each per day, instead of the _ I, , , nanien ts, contestants must be normal limit of 10, for -: I.i-' II' .. members of the organIzation, ecological reasons. 1. . The January contest, called "A, dnin.:u 'r cent of tbncP. .. go I.,, the I' (ori1a spring Open, will we catch will be returned alive offer 50,000 in cash and prizes, to the water. Those that die will ':-&' rit 'k :. .( 77'-% The first prize winner will be given to a charitable ..-" receive $5,000, plus a bass boat organiza tion," he said. .--1,-. ;. Rhodesian Forces Replace .-- v V IN BRIEF Presenting th e check to Zoological Society President Jim Ryan was Lake Mary Rotary President Mac We salute that organization for Its help in making the new zoo even bigger and better —Bill CUITIe " investment and stimulating the competitive enterprise that creates jobs must be the thrust of economic policy in the coming years. The trouble is, the United States is as much at sea in terms of establishing long-range economic policy as it is in formulating a long-range energy policy. While the government might claim that its tax cuts and other pump-priming devices helped tUfll big The Lake Mary Rotary Club recently presented the Central Florida Zoological Society a1300 donation for use In the continuing building new zoo, located north of Sanford off US 17-92 and ------,------- Sunday, Sept. 21, 175-5 0~ -" -_ S ea - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 —I ' Assuring the flow of capital and credit for that ___ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ --' filled. What this tells us is that the rehiring that began at many plants and factories this summer and th e creation of new jobs has to proceed at a quickening pace before the economy will begin absorbing worke faster than the labor force itself increases. uvtincl cirnwth k th kv nnd Prpcirlpnt Ford outlined the dimensions which that growth musi IiCtI in ins ai rn California businessmen recently. Business and industry, he said, must invest $4 trillion to create the 11 million new jobs need ed by 1980 to keep our la bor force occupied and self-supporting. $50,000 Classic Slated For January I in August, unchanged from July. Another month passed without this key index reflecting th e recovers' which other economic indicators began signaling earlier in the summer. The sugar is that in the same month of August the number of Americans employed increased by 750,000. This healthy jump in the total num ber jobs sugg'.'ts that the i'eQoVcrv is no il11Lion. What kept the unemployment rate from coming down was the fact that the labor force - the total number of Americans holding jobs or seeking work — was . -0 ---* in"rane;"a Rathmell and many others locally for their efforts and It's to th ese people we doff the old derby and say th anks for all you've done to LA'thg these tour. nanient.c to Sanford. lthttuiill is also very active in the Greater Sanford Chariber of Commerce as head of the Sports Committee and co-chairman of the Golden Age Olyprnic Committee. Thanks to you. Jack, and to all your collesgues, who are doing more than your share to make Sanford a better place ln which towurk and live. hard cash. About 200 of the country's best bass fLhermen will be here for the mid-winter classic, Keene tells us that most of these fishermen will bring their wives with them and over a three-day period will spend plenty of money in the Sanford area. Too, he says th at despite the fact th e tourament competitors will be banned from the take for 10 days prior to th e tournament, they' ll be here in late December and early January to get "th e feel of Lake Monroe" and test th e local waters, as well as their skilLs against the lunker bass that inhabit our waters, We think it's absolutely fabulous that this national organization, as well as folks at the Holiday Inn and Monroe Marina, think so highly of our area they'll sponsor such a big national event. And, many big firms, such as those that make boats, motors, trailers, fishing equipment, etc., will also be chipping in with privs that make the January event such a biggie. Keene gives a lot of thcTedit to Sanford's Jack But, the big news is that come January there will a $,0()()__' right, $50,O00—iutjonal chain, onship bass tournament right here in Sanford. All this came from Bernie Keene of the American Bass Fts&man, Inc., who Is In town for the weekend tournament, which Is co-sponsored by his organization, along with Holiday Ir.n and Monroe Marina. . - Ani erica Ne - S $) 4 - P i 5 : At eii__i_ SEPT. 25 Cisselberry Junior Woman's Club "Amer can Caravan of Fashions" from 1800's to present, B p.n., Woman's Clubhouse on Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Narrative mm and music by Seminole Singers. SISTERS, noon luncheon. Cavalier. Special program. - The unexpected. Sanford: Iatlsa J. Beasley Alonia Butler Life. It's just full of surprises. Unfortunately, though, not all of them are good ones. That's why it pays to be prepared with a Francine 12. ,ollins Glenna E. Cook Mamie 1. Denton Nua F. Dot-ion Gretchen Hill Susie James savinqs account at First Federal of Seminole. Save the flexible way, or qct top dollar for your savings with First Federal savings certificates. Either way, life's little "downs" won't loom nearly so larqe anymore. And the "ups" will seem twice as nice. The unexpected. It's what makes life interesting. And it's a good reason why you should be saving with First Federal of Seminole. Arrilla Jones Mike McKinney ':- C 1. - ' DeBary Volunteer Fireman Woman's Auxiliary Touring Lake Mary Woman's Club membership coffee, 10 n.m. It' noon, The Forest. Nancy W. Mosely Cur tis Rourke Jamb Sarxiers - . I SEPT. 2$ R_____ and Sunrise -. Sanford Kiwanis Kiwanis educatiOnfil meeting, 7 U,,,,., -I'VU"' LiThit all members. '-.'"---' 'C' _____________________ FEDERAL - _____ OWN OPPICS F,,t 311W OVII000FFICE Ir$ S3*pu,s C,',t,q Ft, OVIE.)O Ft. ) - 11 ''-- 11 WINTER PARK t:j t... ii 49 • OF SEMIN LE L'NGWOODCFFICI 01 t s.-, I1 17 tONC*000. Fl. 11 1' s ii Ai NIERPARK41. ORANGe CITYOFFiCE ii) 11 0 frti Neat OlAG( Cir'r, F, ceray PI.AXAO7p,c IE t 1##"#r6,qCWr1 F*td U ORLASiQO Ft. �Evening Hemid - 300N - FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 8:11.9993 In case you're wondering why there are so many more boats and fishermen hanging about Monroe Marina this weekend, we're happy to tell you that ther'c Vlnrlcbi Sfntn Rncz Pkh,i,i 'T'nup,t,,mn,i IUU&II1.UIJ$$I under way. Approximately 100 bass fishermen from throughout the state are here competing for trophies, prizes and cash awards and the six top tinLshers will have their $250 entry lee paid Into the World Bass Fishing Championship, -. Sunday. SDt. 2L 19754A Around WAYNE ft DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURBIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director ____ _____ i'~l I I I , _____ Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. 114.20: Year. $28.40. Ily Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month , $2.70; 6 Month s, $16.20; 12 Mo.iths, $32.40. A m e rica A Recove ry 1 _ The Clock 5 But, the big news is that come January there will $50,000-that's right, $50,000-_national champioaship bass tournament right here in Sanford. All this came from Bernie Keene of the American Bass Fisherman, Inc., who is in town for the weekend tournament, which is co-sponsored by his organization, along with Holiday Inn and Monroe Marina . Bernie tells us that In the January tournament there will be fishermen here from practically every Plan state in the union with flw. top finisher walking away %ith a new boat, motor, trailer and $5,000 In cold Sweet-and-sour is the best label for the unemployment statistics released recently. There is vinegar in the 8.4 per cent jobless rate for August, unchanged from Juiy. Another month passed without this key index reflecting the reCoVer\. which other economic indicators began signaling earlier in the summer. The sugar is that in the same month of August the number of Americans employed increased by ThO,000. This healths' jump in the total number of jbs suggu.sts that the recovery IS 110 illusion. What kept the unemployment rate from coming down was the fact that the labor fore the total n.rnhpr 1. otAméñcansnoIdingjobsorekingwork_ was increasing at the same pace new jobs were being filled. What this tells us is that the rehiring that began at many plants and factories this summer and the creation of new jobs has to proceed at a quickening Sustained growth is the key, and President Ford outlined the dimensions which thnt irnwth Caiiforziia hllsulessmen recently. Business and industry, he said, must invest $4 trillion to create the 11 million new jobs needed by 1980 to keep our labor force occupied and self-supporting. Assuring the flow of capital and credit for that investment and stimulating the com petitive enterprise that creates jobs must be the thrust of economic policy in the coming years. The trouble is, the United States is as much at sea in terms of establishing long-range economic policy as it is in formulating a long-range energy policy. While the government might claim that its tax cuts and other pump-priming devices helped turn the economy around this year, those measures are creating a federal budget deficit which Congress now projects at $68.8 billion for the current fiscal year — or nearly $10 billion higher than what President Ford's economists regard as the upper limit to avoid renewed inflation. Indeed, the rise in the wholesale price index reported recently adds to Inflation and the fear of it are not the ingredients of sustained s economic growth. Neither is heavy government borrowing to finance budget deficits, which might have short-term benefits in an emergency but is disastrous as a long-term policy. Nei th er is the ela borate structure of reg ul atory agencies which the President has identified as a major impediment to com petition and growth. Neither are tax laws which limit sources of investment capital. Yet those are features of what passes for economic policy today — a combination of short-term expedients and outdated tax and regulatory policies, A return of confidence has been evident in America in recent months. That confidence and the economic growth it nourishes can be sustained when the government lays down a clearer pictur of where its own economic policies will be taking us in the future. - A Tenuous Truce The struggle for control of Angola may have reached a turning point. It is by no means clear, however, whether the turn iII be toward a more peaceful transition to independence or toloard a more serious armed conflict. A cease-fire has been negotiated In Lisbon between the Soviet-backed Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola and the more moderate National Union 1w the Total Independence of Angola — two of the three groups contending for power. Ordinarily an agreement between two factions in a three-sided contest might signal the end of any hope for success by the third. The joker in the deck is that the ftd fom, the National Front for the Liberation of Angola, is being supported by CosnmuntstCl'ina and ls reported to have am,asaeda formidable number of weapons in northern Angola, supplied through neighbc-'in 7alre. BERRY'S WORLD -. - i - - , (:6_10 "I wouldn7 hang around here, There he ve beon a lot of pursa-snatchings in this a& It,r,n hiI.. £".IIt IIL3 ..., Ihn, ..ê t tt.__ .fl U. UJUI IIIUZfl UL UIt.V IIiI.TUIL'fl '91 bring th eir wives with them and over a th ree-day period will spend plenty of money in th e Sanford area. Too, he says that despite the fact the tourament competitors will be banned from the lake for 10 days prior to the tournament, they'll be here in late December and early January to get "the feel of Lake Monroe" and test th e local waters, as well as th eir skills against the tunkr bass that inhabit our waters We th ink it's absolutely fabiious Ihu th is national organization, as well as folks at the Holiday Inn and Monroe Marina, think so highly of our area they'll sponsor such a big national event. And, many big firm5, suchas those that make boats, motors, trailers, 'i.shing equipment, etc., will also be chipping in with prizes that make the January event such a biggie. Keene gives a lot of the--credit to Sanford'.s Jack Pirates Florida The Lake Mary Rotary Club recently presented the Central Florida Zoological Society a300 the do na tion for use in th e continuing building new zoo, located north of Sanford off US 17-92 and Interst.ate-4. Presenting the check to Z'ological Society President Jim Ryan was Lake Mary Rotary President Mac Blythe. We salute that organization for iLs help In making the new zoo even bigger and better —Bill Currie LOnés ------ - (k . - ._ > -. When Florida passed ur.dera new flag in 1821 there were somc who wondered whether it would be the Stars and Stripes or the Jolly Roger. Pirates roared the sea lanes on the edge of the Gulf Stream and made the passage of the Florida Straits one of the most hazardous In the Seven Seas. m were a new breed of outlaws, h h, mu rouoea and killed 'p - : ___ s.ava'ery 1. that sent a chill around the maritime world. The buccaneers of the old days of the Spanish treasure fleets were bad enough. But their opportunities, though rich, were limited. Nuw the Caribbean and Gulf were full of cargo hips and piracy multiplies accordingly. "It would grow to include thousands of of. fenses," said one account, "and rough-hearted and edy men from all pa.c the m.-!d would pursue careers of robbery, cruelty and murder that rivalled anything done by pirates of Former times." Every vessel in and out of a Florida port ran the chance of capture. Pirate wolf packs stood off the harbor entrances and picked their targets, often alerted by confederates on shore wl~kn a puticularly valuable cargo was on board. Those ships that threaded the blockade still risked the part time desperadoes who hid In coves and darted out to seize passing vessels. These were the most dangerous of all. The nature of the peril was Illustrated by brig Betsy, out of Wicasset, Maine, which struck ___ V _'----....... % - _____ -A ig , -; — - - -' - ,,I CI V')r'lL_L) B . I .- 10 is I SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) — Prime Minister Ian SHIlL)) said that Rhodesian forces were replacing the South African paramilitary troops withdrawn from Rhodesia in an apparent effort to pressure the whiteminority government into holding political talks with black nationalist leaders. Smith said Friday the South African ithdrawal left gaps In Rhodesia's defenses against black insurgents, and had hurt rather than helped chanceSGf a political settlement. "Our main concern was that by withdrawing the South African police ... the local black nationalists leaders believed that they had us in a osIt.Ion of weakness as oppd to strength," Smith j in an interview. U.S. Warns . - L_ i 0 Here 111 11 I— %4 " , _;~__ 7_- . — / S ~& . I.. _. - - (~- , . _-. IL r e - - * " - =~ , - ,) . . . ~7_ : . % -k - - . - .-- . df" t_ - ___ ___ —_ . '- .1 1W k -_ . . . . __ '- • ' ____________ - . ' . _____________ % 'kt ____ .. . " _______ 1: - . fN r _ Bob Keeae, vice-president of shooting especially for the free American Bass Fisherman, ent'i.s Into th e World Chainsays this tournament started at pionships at Lake Klsslmmee. 6.30 a.m. Saturday, Weigh-ins "It feels a lot better to win an the first day were set for around entry in the championships 5:30 p.m. at Monroe Harbour. than having to pay for It out of Sunday's fishing will start at your own pocket," he said. 6:3.) a.m. and weigh-1n3 are "We'll be getting started scheduled for around 3:30 p.m. early with the check-out of the Keene said contestants boats," Keene said. "We don't probably number close to 100, use the old "flare" method of with 40 to boats par- starting -where a flare is fired ticipating. Fisher,rien with and boats race rmdly for the boats are paired up with those fishing grounds. without boats by an open lot"We check the boats and let tery. t hem go one by one. We check American Bass Fisherman Is for life vests, an ignition killplanning another tournament at switch and an aerator to keep Monroe Harbour Jan. 29,30 and fish alive. We allow the con31. tesLntstocatchonJyefghtha&s As ith the other tour- each per day, iriteatl of the nament.s, contesta nts must be normal limit of 10, for members of the organization, ecological reasons. The Januar contest, called -tmnetv per cent of tMce the Florida Spring Open, will we catch will be returned alive offer $50,000 in cash and prizes, to the water. Those that die will The First prize winner will be given to a charitable receive $5,000, plus a bass boat or ga nization," he said. ________ son ______ ________ ___ Moslems Threaten Attack . • - iiilot -r_r../J F BEIRUT, Lebanon ( AP ) Militant Moslems threatened to attack "Arnecican Linperibiist" firms today in Lebanon's political and religious street war. The warning came In a communique from the "Nasser Forces _5-4- - - • i T, 1 / - Security Council's refusal to take up South Korea's appllcation. Nine countries Including the United States abstained on the assembly request, which the Security mav . .. 0. .-. .• e'-i . . . •-~s 1Zf.. __ _ .. ,_~~ - _______ I facUoaslockedincombatthatforUstwee,ased the Lebanese capital into a battleground. Smoke rose from several still-blazing buildings in the central corn. merdal center of Martyr's Square, where street fighting and grenade exchanges raged through the night despite - - /.L - ~-~~ MA 2_- We Can Help You Find Your Dream House i r Read HOME-Every Sunday and plaques to be awarded in this weekend's fishing tournament. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . - ________________ - I CALENDAR Lewer i o i ne d - I SEPT, 21 SEPT. 26 SEPT. 29 Orientation for pareuts oi Norman deVere Howard Presidents' Council of OCT* 15 freshmen and new tian- Chapter, United Daughters of [)eltona, 10 a.m.. Community Seminar on eye problems, 9 afer students, 2 p.m. reception theConfederacy, at the home of ('enter Arts and ('rafts a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic and orientation in Village Mrs. F.E. Roumillat, 910 i3uilding. Center. Open to public. Center Assembly Room on Palm,etto Ave., 2:30 p.m. Miss Florida Technological Martha Fox will tell of charter SEll'. 30 OCT. 22 University campus. mem be rs and other settlers of Overeaters Anonymous, 7:20 Seminole County Association Sanford. p.m.. Florida Power and Light for Retarded Children theater SEPT. 7? Building, Sanford. benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 Red Cross Advanced First Aid SEPT. V p.m.. Annie Russell Theatre, and Emergency Care 60hour Oktoberf eat, German OCT. 1 Rollins College. Tickets course for public, 7-10 P.M., American Society. 381 Orange Free blood pressure checks. available from Streeps's Orlando Fire Dept. classroom, Lane, Casselberry, beginning 3-6 p.m. Winter Park Memorial Agency in Orlando or by mall Amelia and McGuirr Streets. at 3 p.m. Harmonica and guitar Hospital. Edinburgh Entrance. CARC. P.O. Box 1086, Sanford. Monday, Wednesday and music. 4-8 German band from second floor annex. Friday. No charge except for 8:30 and German food and beer. __________________________ textbook. To register call OCT.4 Central Florida Chapter ARC. SEPT. 28 LIons Club spaghetti dinner Eighteenth Annual West and bingo, 44 p.m., Sa nf or d SEPT. 23 Virginia Day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Civic Center. Profits benefit Altamonte Elementary Fox Lake Park, Titusville. LIOnS Sight Program. Saturday's high 91. Overnight School PTA, 7:30 in media Program at 1 p.m. Bring picnic low 68. center, Speaker: Bill Clifton, or food sold by Mims Volunteer Voter registration, 8:30 am. Partly cloudy to occasionally education coordinator for Sea Fire Dept. Country music, to 2:30 p.m., Lake Mary Post World will show slides. cloudy through today. A speakers and skits. For all Office by County Supervisor of cha n ce of thundershowers . Wotbhop on Crime, 8 p.m., formier West virginlans. Eiections office. mainly during the afternoon Maitland City Hall, sponsored a1id evenng hours. Highs near by Mditlnnd-South Seminole -90. Lows mainly in the low 70s. Chamber of Commerce. Mostly southeast winds around Moderator State Rep. Vince 15 inp.h. decreasing at night. Fechiel Jr. Winds gusty near thuidershowers. Rain probability JO TAFETA Booster Club, 8 SE PT EMBER! 1975 per cent Saturday and 50 per Arlos L. McDaniel, pin., TAFETA XXchange, )7 ADMISSIONS cent today. Casse1berr' S. Magnolia, Sanford. Election Extended Forecast Sanford: of oiicers. Diathia Yow, Deflary Depends on track and inJuanita Chavis (h-treaters Anonymous, 7.30 Josephine Milbert, Deltona tensity of tropical storm Eloise. Sharon M. Edwards pill., Florida Power and Light James Harper See latest advisories from Edna M. M Gould, DeLand William 11olved National Hurricane Center, Maggie B. Mour ey, Miami. Willie J. Neims Longwood SEPT. 24 Daytona Beach tides: high Oreanor Pearson (Ipen house new Jones Walter H. Kerruish, Orange 4:50 a.m., 4:31 p.m.; low 10:55 Lilile M. Weilace City College North Campus, Crane's a. in., 11:37 p. iii. Port Joe Young Roo: Office Park, Altamonte Mrs. Roger (Dorothy) Perra Canaveral: high 8:46 a.m., 8:54 Hans E. Bornark, DeBar) Springs, 4:30-6:30 P.M. p.m.-, low. 2:33 a.m., 2:52 p.m. Louise Rutz, DeBary & baby girl, Sanford lva I). Watson, Deflary Sanford Kiwanis Installation ,cl vi na Abraham, Deltona and Ladies Day, noon, Civic Ralph H Geiger, Ge ne va Center. DISCHARGES ri'ti WEATHER , HOSPITAL NOTES JACK ANDERSON a • 0 * Clai s Rangy Rogers Morto.-I, the pemnable but The Canrivree Secretary claims tthe U.S. staunchest friends, Pepsi-Cola king Donald "I do not think we can afford to become bed stubborn Secretary of Commerce, acted illegally firms submitted the reports with assurances of Kendall, of sabotaging the anti-litter campaign. par tners wi th (NCRR), By our funding NCRR.. by refusbig to give Congress the names of co nfidentiality, and that he must honor that The explosive memo, which top officia ls tried we have tacitly approved the entire operation, American firms who were urged by the Arabs to agreement. tocon1iscatiand destroy, denounces EPA's cozy "It's like the mayor taking a whore to church, boycott Israel. Morton is steady in a donnybrook with B'nai relationship with Kendall. "It's like the mayor She's with him. So she mus This is the conclusion reached in a con- B'rith's Anti-Defamation League over the t be OK. NCRR'3with taking a whore to church," the memo charges. EPA. So they must be OK," fidentlal study researched and written by legal boycott. The ADL charges that the Commerce. This ribald characterization was used to Sussman, noting that Kendall "was a very eperts for the House Oversight and Department is handing out Arab bid Invitations describe EPA's dealings with Kendall on trash large fund raiser for the Nixon Investigations subcommittee, Chairnan John campaign," containing restrictive provisions to U.S, disposal. complain.'d about NCRR's aggressiveness and Moss, 1)-Calif., has privately circulated the businessmen, Our associate Jack Cloherty hzu. To curb roadside litter, the EPA is seeking arrogance, 11w' group held itself out, wrote study to subcommittee membets in preparation obtained copies of these lucrative contract off laws to force cash deposits on Use 60 billion cans Sumnan, as for hearings Monday. the ord; fers. One from Iraq for pre-cast housing units, and bottles that ' solution to garbage are thrown away each year. This recovery. During that showdown testimony, Morton for example, forbids the American contractor to is opposed b,. the beverage Industry, which has a could be cited for contempt of Congress for use "any material that has been manufactured They may exert more pressure than we huge financial stake in disposable cans and failing to produce the names. But such drastic in Israel - . ." bottles. The industry, therefore, has tried to find They spend millions to push their special . action is unl:kely, k'caue, an-.ong other things. The built-in ban also applies to "companies alternate solutions for the litter problem. krcsts. %e are limited to nickels and Morton is a former House member himseff. boycotted by (the) Iraq govetninent," thus The effort is headed by Kendall. He would like must work through channels. I believe they The confidential memo, however, pulls no giving the boycott a "aecond.rtrv" effect. For to find ways, of course, that wouldn't penalize would like to See EPA away." punches when It comes to Morton's denial of the such firms may be Loycotted simply bCiti,j The rnenio did not please EPA brass, who Pepsi for producing throwaway containers. kita. Clti.'ig lOni itazidiiig precedents, it finds they have Jews U empleycs, officials or Lately, the EPA has been granting contracts OiIeted every coir confiscated and destroyed. A these Is absolutely "no legal basis" for Morton to directors even though they do no business with to Kendall's National Center for Resource bootleg copy, nevertheless, was saved for us. dety a congreional subpoena of the names of Israel. Division head Nicholas Humber admitted to Recovery for several garbage-recovery companies asked tod teagainstJg in Foo'.note: President Ford has declared that projects. But the EPA and NCRR don't see alike us that he had Issued the order to round up the retmnn for Arab business "such discrimination is totally contrary to the on the question of throwaways. C09tes. 'i'1.' memo did not reflect policy," "Carried to Its logical conclusion," states the American tradition," So far, his administration expiained. For one thing, the NCRR allegedly slipped memo. "the Secretary's argument would bar has faiW to fit its actions to his words. No-, penalty clausft into contracts with cities, in. Congress from obtaining F00twte: A spokesman for Kelid&H denled in there are strong rumors that once the Middle tended to disco rage the cities from passing laws that he had used dozens of cases where statutes authorize the NCRR to push his fight that curtail throwavays. against throwaway bans. "hIs policy," said the agencies not to publically disclose but are silent making it illegal for U.S. firms to support the This outraged EPA official David Sussman, spokesman, "has to Congress." been to stay away from any boycott. who wrote a blistering Internal memo calling the aelfserving motive," as, Mom bu subpoenaed Q* infom\ttlon 9D the Nor had Kendall ever used LITTER SUPPRESSION: The Environ- arrangement "an obvious conflict of interest." his ertree to tt* subcommittee bot 2rests, said the spokeswn, lie insisted : -Don memo wiilch accuses one of Richard Nixon's Iliunications, he complained: Kendall has no ulterior motive" ent Under \ l i-i Of U.N. Death UNITEI) NATIONS. N.Y. (AP) - The Unikd St,, under heavy attack f or packaging U.N. membership for South Korea and the Hanoi and Saigon Communist reutrnes into a .invIe issue. wirnedthxit"tha ItnitetJ Nations will die if it does not remain representative." U.S. Ambassador Daniel P. M oynihan made the statement Friday night after the General Assembly voted 123 to 0 asking the Security Council to "reconsider immediately and favorably" U.N. admission for North and South Vietnam. The two Communist governments were vetoed I: ' Morton s Sielence Ille a , Stu B By AUDIE MURIHY gathered at Monroe Harbour State Championship contest, proximately 00 in cash, plus a six top winners a $250 entry F .d a trophy. Herald Staff Writer this weekend, along with Monroe Marina and trophy and val,icble mer- allowance for the World Bass According to Booby Tyree, Fisherm.a from throughout American Ba.v, Fisherman, Holiday Inn, which will award chandise. Fishing Championships to be director of this weekend's the State of Florida are is sponsortng the Florida the first prize winner Rhodesian Forces Replace . While discussing excessive and non-excessive methods of treating sewage and a federally sponsored studv on a proposed regional sewer plant for Seminole County last week, one cornmnittee member posed a personal type question for engineers, "es that determine the excessive flow with my kid's diapers?" aked committee chairman and Sanford City ConunLssioner John Morris. B. Cal Conklin, city consulting engineer with Clark Dietz & Associates of Sanford, said he couldn't "cover" that figure. -Joe Askren • ass ig 2,000 South African Troops - , Stnday, Sept. 21. 17j-5A January : '_ . For .- 9 Alt.amonteSpringsMayorNormanFloydwas P7' / the subject of County Commissioner John Kimbrough's barbed wit when F,ovd visited the ,J , ,, :. commission at a meeting on Tuesday. 1 - . , • -. Floyd sauntered up to the commission to I personally deliver a 140,000 check, It true that Mr. Lance Swofford has to f' . / also initial that?" Kimbrough asked Floyd. 1 i L, Swofford, t' .. announced he will seek Floyd's mayorlal --. )seat next year. — The dusty question of who will sweep up buildings If money for janitorial fees were removed from next year's county budget mose at a Seminole County Commission meeting Vlcfoiy gardener? earlier this week. "Just have the employes bring a-broom-a-day to work," quipped Commissioner Harry Kwiatkoik1. ' Two 'quotes worth remembering Wt week Florida Straits and sank, came from Kimbrough and Coinmispion The crew of seven saved the ships cash box tremendous asset to the experimentation Chairman Sid Vlhlen Jr. Amur. Fish Plan and safety reached a nearby fLshing camp. project, but will be a welcomed move in the As Summoned by the fishermen, however, a pirate saving of two of your State's most beautiful and to protest ctnstruction of a mini "La Mans" gang robbed the crewmen and bound them with Editor's Note: The !ollowlng is a copy of a letter valuable water resources, racetrack In Altamonte Springs. Vihlen quipped ropes. to Harmon W Shields, Executive Director of th e "Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the featured Second Mate David Collins later described Florida Department of Natural Resources: Thank you for your consideration and event of the evening, plus a little lghlness and w ha t followed: assistance. levity to stsy alive." "Theyseized Capt.flhl tonby the Harmon bent p Sen. Lcd Wilson I am writing to urge your department's And, Kimbrough, asked to comment on the Merritt Island distirictly hear them chopping the bones of his serious consideration of Lake of the Woods and fact that State Attorney Abbott Herring will am neck. They wrung his neck, separated the head Lake Orients as one of the experimentation sites the commission over a $14,000 cut from Herring's from the body by a slight draw of a sword and let for the amur fish project. budget, renmrked, "If he (Herring) need3 to lxttm to the editor are welcome. it drop into the water. and borrow a good lawyer, maybe we can find him They should be as brief as possible These Seminole County lakes are racing a As Collins watched in horror, a pirate aimed a one." comment on mste:'s of general interest, tragic dileffirtm of being literally chocked by machete at his own skull. At that momeni Herring, who is chief prosecutor for Seminole The letters should deal with issues and avold capti ve in another boat worked free and leaped weed growth involving hydrtlla. and Brevard, has 4 attorneys In his employ. perunalltle% everl'card. The pirate's aim was thrown off. The E'dItnr rP?t'VPi th right to edit thou i. -EdPrlckett Instead of zr.,zhIng Collins' ciw,wn, the hiaic it leikrs for reasaas 01 space, spected Lake of the but will Woods exercise in 1974 and felt that City slashed his shoulder and continuing on, severed Attorney Newman rock was rather great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost would be Ideal as an experimentation taken aback at the prospect of taking on the his bonds. Collins dived In the sea and Florida Pubiic Service Commission, wtdcb had his life. Both he and the other captive swam for Unfortunately, Seminole County was sub. inthe editing. got away sequently bypassed concerning the amur All letters must be signed with a mailing aroused the wrath of Winter Springs City Council and reported the atrocity, project. address and, when possible, a telephone number by a recent action. Thinking the council might Some pirates made rich hauls. Others would be so the Identity of the writer may be verified. The considering litigation "j , Brock said take anything. Capt. Frink of the schooner , Because of the Ideal nature of these lakes and Evening Herald will respect The wishes of appeal this case I wiII runforat g Shepherdess, out of Warren, It I., was thrown the extreme significance torney eneral as of them as valuable writers who do n,t want their names to appear in it will be monumental to reverse that decision!" into the sea by rovers who boarded his vessel off naturPl resources to the citizens of Seminole and print. The Council was attempting to get PSC to the Florida shore and stripped it. As an af- the state of Florida, I urge your department to We reserve, of course, the right to reject any reverse its decision allowing power companies to tertboqht they fisW the captain out of the take prompt action In placing arnur fish in these letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or add franchise cost to L'Ustomers, 'ter and took his clothes, bills. cities. I am sure such a move will not only be a slanderous. -Jane Casselberry Slated — ' Diapers ____ Classic Air IN BRIEF Proposal W n t Cove r R Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. $50,000 A IfII l • REPORTERS NOTEBOOK: . Sea . .. BERT COLLIER - pace before the economy will begin absorbin workers faster than the labor force itself increases, Rathmell and many others locally for their efforts and It's to thce people we doff the old derby and say thanks for all you've done to bring these tour. •.. fl11TW11L5 W )dEUUiU. Rnthmell Is also very active in the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce as head of the ha1nnan of the Golden Sports Committee and Age Olypmlc Committee. Thanks to you, Jack, and to all your colleagues, who are doing more than your share to make &nford a better place in which to work and live. hard cash. About 200 of the country's best bass fishermen will be here for the mid-winter classic. . _~~ • sElyr. 25 Casselberry Junior Woman's Club "American Caravan of Fashions" from 1800's to present, 8 pimi., Woman's Clubhouse on (lverbcook Drive, Casselberry. Narrative film and music by Seminole Singers. SISTERS, noon luncheon, Cavalier. Special program. DeBary Volunteer Fircn.an's %%'cinian's Auxiliary Touring M & ' - Lake Mary woman's Club membership coffee, 10 8.11). to noon, The Forest. Sanford: Latisa J. Beasley Alonia Butler Francine L. Collins Glenna E. Cook Mamie L. Denton Nona F. Dorion Gretchen Hill Susie James Arrilla Jones Mike McKinney Alma Mills Nancy W. 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BONE-I N ?Hó3 SEEDLESS OR RED F JIM 1975 Vim" 'uIv THOMPSON WHITE Ill Sunday, Sept. 21,1975-1 L IRIVARD, LIE, MARION £ COLLIER 8 — - I - p ..: '1 ani r -- - or n J, Motion - All V0fietivt 24 OR Fruit Pie's 20 at Mact. and Cheese ew r 69 PIE motion Cotirfolt- $ 59 Country Style Dinners.. 79c ' ___ L S. Strawberries A W D Brand USDA Choice flonplets five# Sirloin Corn Cob TIP ROAST for 0 0 1111 0 0 0 1 is -.2 . 89C PXG S o 0 0 Chuck Roast 39 1B 5 to Short Rib.. sure enough, IM over Boone was no dream. Bot Ru'rkhail throw,( twn touchdowns and scored another himself Friday night as the Greyhounds erased the pain of -1 27-0 nightmare the previous week in an opener against Oak . . -- 89c Ground Beef tor n9c Ground Beef Spareribs . isk°t1j(et. ,$2 5 Salami 0 to ;dt $759 0000000 Yogurt pit,, 79c WD Brand All Meat Bologn,3 or 'o',-"`399 10 1 109 - ' F W D Broricl All Meat Fronk, $149 6 Cottage Cheese . 0 c o',, 6 5 rcim-V110 turr"s 59C Pimento Cheese for or Beef Franks All 2 cr"s $1%)0 see S"'P erl"and Regul a r Of Sots Fit to- for (2 Of 79c .41 ~9 _7 ~4M_ CA -4 (UP Kohn's 000 . . .., . $ 3 C P Srnoll Meaty (3 Ihs Dawn) Port Stew Meat . $269 . ... •S moved ball tgundIn quite a while.- said Lvtiian Coach Do: Cepeland af krard He watched his ofensive line provide the blocking and backs Bob Riazzi, Wyman Jackson and Co. do the rest in rolling up 289 yards ing. Riazzi had 115 yards on 19 carries while Jackson gained 112 or IG caff ies. Burkhart, who missed on his first five passes, went 1-for-3 the rest of the way, including TD aerials of six yards to Palmetto Forms Buy ONE AND GET ONE ME Sandwich Spread . Pimento Cheese 79c G LBS 16 if $109 . Cut - -- — - Torpedoed at tine of scrimmage, Lyman QB Bob Burkhart victim of accurate aubmkine tackle, Booue'a Mike Strickland 15) cornea up for Don Vincent) ________________ SPECIAL - A u as - OVIEDO—Last summer, Hollywood graphically illustrated how deadly great white sharks can be. Friday Limit 1 with $5.00 or more purchase excl.night, New Smyrna Beach illustrated how deadly big red barracudas can be, gobbling up the Oviedo l.iort o. I Down on th e field, the Barracudas racked up 451 total :irds to . for Oviedo. Hushing for 190 yards in less than ten minutes, the Barr,atu is scored touchdons Tomato Limit 8 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. Cigs. ri e HALF p GALLON 10% OZ. • • . • 6 - Thrifty Af-2id Mined Vegetables, Sliced Carrot or Medium or Large Peas S Tomatoes Rice 16 OR. Th ri fty Maid NbI.,, CANS P file 88 20 Sausage ISTIS N,n, S - 03 CANS i,,,, CAN Carnation 100 Who e Dills 0 Mix 79c Muffin Mix 5 32 at JA2 $ * n50fl$ ' 0 Breakfast • o 59 C • PkG PINEBREEZE A KRAFT All 18' J at C • VJ OR FRUIT COCKTAIL MIRACLE W N Lf ut I ;S5 00 or more Miracle cs purchase excl. Ct95 JI t1'! I Tail o Rivalries like t1w New Vork Jets and Buffalo Bills, the New York Giants and 11hiladelphia Eagle the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers and others take on a now meaning today. Not content wi th getting DOZ. MARGARINE 5.1$ •.. MARGARINE . . . . 2 1° - -a 80 s9c (Qin I ML UGARNE 3 - •• $1 C ST. • I S I.. • - j IWA . 4 -- SANFORD 419 E, - F 1:_R ST .. , - - T - •. - . - - -'- one bra 21-yard loss, killed the Voss intercepted a Burkhart ttUk1', drive, Pass to stop a Lyman drive. The latter play was followed O%edO'S low yardage total by three Boone thrusts for can be at tr ibuted largely to big seven yards to the Boone 17. On losses that occured Just too fourth down. Human shot the frcquently. Bell, Finney, Frank gap and sacked quarterback dance? Rcry McKahan 34) wraps up Bob Burkhart Procell, and Ward all ran for Craig Corbett for a sIx yard large gains, but just as soon loss. found the ground gained lost Lyman dr ove to Boo ne's 13 Alexander convert ed the kick 1Itssige on a keeper around shortly thereafter. before fumbling, s Whi ta ker Into a 7 lead. right end, making it 1 0. . recovering for Boo ne with 2:42 It stayed th at way until late in Mark Hutsell took over for N ew Smyrna entered th ame sporting a number ninee rem4uning Two plays later the third stanza L)rnan Corbett late in the first half and funthied the ball right mounted a 63-yarddri ve with showed w he considered rankingintheirclass,AAA,and back Human recovered to set Jackson cazrng the mail lie the top quarterback in the left with a 2-0 record for up the first ID. Wyman gained 3, and 4 in succession, Metro Conference. Overlooked young season Jackson gained six to the 18, and after Riazzi picked up 11 for the starting rod in fa vor of Oviedo now drops to 2 on the Burkhart t Manni ng for seven and 3, Jackson came back with Corbett, Huthell t six of 9 year, and travels ne xt week to yards and Boone was Penalized 7 and 6. By then the ball was at passes and had Lyn conCocoa Beach to play Rockledge. half the dista nce to the goal. the Boone four, and on sond s ta ntly on the alt f or aU-the Burkhart hit Williams on first down, Burkhart gave the down for the I'D Horace Braves i special deli v ery i(ontznued On Page 311) , boil-the just-ended strike. "It's going to be a blood match , " Richard Neal STOP Ar y -rrt ruthnq Late in the game, Oviedo set IQ ' g 4 • •• ,•.••. ..--... . --4. -- ,.... .,.•- ,.-.... .•.•.. ' •\• -- . f- , _i-- .'..--.. . --- ,. .-....---., —f-- I, •r'. I •-.•• - r..• •_•. • •t .•, • th , . ._.. r - - - - SR Wtn 1? run 4issM kck) PhItl N",A ""roll NSA R7JC A ) I(.d) Wllkpn% 14 r un Iconvtors,on n1imn 79 run n;mrn 11 i ' 'r_•' . (convervon k1ft fil n lkic k XA K Ilic Semuole Turf Club put the sulk) before the horse in planning a press conference this week to announce Al Grillo is no H ufl X es Hunches [)repos releases last week contained quotes of high expectations from general manager Nell Makin. Seminole opens a 41-night stretch of harriess racing in Casselberry Oct. 1. 0 Grillo headed the Turf Club the last two and one4mlf years, and the reason Makin replaced Grillo still hasn't been announced. dW 137shows. It was his best se.wn as a professimql. Rafael works as -in oculist in Orfando when he isn". MN:ing the pelota. - Cbalk up one for Seminole Conununity ColleTe's basketball no cir hmttn't $nr$M pt hn* one in the off sean against Breard The pair have been hassling ov er schedules for the last fi v e sears Ifere's a nomination for professional accomplishment of the Seems Sterling vlayed in Brevard tourriament, one ytoar, and year for Raftlel -Seffagut, jai-alai player emeritus at Daytona expected a return game the next mason. But Brevard coach Jim Beach and Melbourne Rafael, who has lived in Sanford for the Oter insisted on a horne-and-away exchange 01cr bur ied th Indiana State is running a wLshboe offense, not exactly to Washington's dropback pa ng tastes last nine y'ars, was busiest pelotarl at Daytona last suntmtr, ----'.- r-w- tønni OL - - - e tiatc,et and conceded Sterlin' his long-awaited return match this chalking up mere than 1,000 games played -tivice an awrage %eason. t __\ \ ... .. .... • .- .. • . L% rnannififliLarit roach It'll Scott perks tip ki, % fn lwrns i o 1. Mothard 11o,.ir% (61 1 ' .-' - '- •'-: Xti - No one asked me, but: Oviedo's Greg Wastington has lost his job as starting quarteback for Indiana State's foot ba ll team. :- NrwtmvrnInh 19 6 N 6) ° 0 0 0 0 1 1 - — lJo 0 Fl*rst h.e..n Horse JU on-the-fleld feuds, these ., I -w Smvrna Beach Curtis Wooten, and quar- up shop after Smyrna's fina Washington, a sophomore, was replacci last week by Mike Continued On Page 311) III Pro - - Sotak, who hit 7-of-1 I passes In a 3(liti7 defeat to Eastern Michigan. teams have found a new to ma ke their blood - 25th . psyched up over longtime i - AVE. & 11we 1", Makin Heading Turf Club Ready G - 28-ax. $vp.mbnond ''- Oviedo returned from the enemy territory at the 20 yard terback Chris Isaac, the scoreat Its 'n . Ilureal Bell lockers for the second half with line But on the next play an Barra c udas pushed h Oviedo 's and Joe Finney brought the I 32-oze -. r j'c' , ,.. better ball control and its ineligible receiver down field 29-yard line. Darrell Dixon then lions to the Barracud;a 32, but deepest penetration of the pushed Oviedo back 15 yards, found a hole around right side quarterback Ward was sacked game. where the drive died with a and coasted in for his team's back to ~he 45. Two lrl~ Ixe Ward completed a 22- fumble on thte New Smyrna 35. tj I TD. Dixon later Scored terference calls avainst fif I I FRENCH ' - NFL Limit Two Doz. with $5.00 or more purchase excluding clgorenrs. I . Ne% Smyrna led 25-0 at the half. Ilarracudas placed the Lions in $100 CHEK MEDIUM Euva Whip • virtually out of Oviedo's reach, terference call against the rushing of Chuck Wilkins, ALL FLAVORS GRADE "A" FRUIT. C.00KTAII • Wilkins &ampercd 14 )ards - sto CUUA around left end three plays yard pass to Jon Anderson to The fumble set up the New Sinyrna's last touchdown. later with 6:25 remaining in the put 0,kiedo on New Smyrna's 38, Barracudas for their next a 13-yard gainer again around first half , putting the game and two pl ays later an in- touchdown. Behind the steady the right side - ASTOR - recoveries were Greyhounds Richard Beary. Jerry Human and Herb FLWer. The game StUW off as a real - li, iaf1 Corn • • \ . , Do,,* Darling 6' 3 Gr*.a Go.,t Cut G',.n LB Dim at I I• Al .4 An Oviedo punt that sailed out 1 -4, , . • . o yardage set UP s fourth TD froin the O%fiedo 24. C`huck turtisWoolen (31) looseon 13-)-ard TD, opening score for New Smyrna Iflerald Photo by Bill Vincent A -enow V,enmj C l - to Jump ahead quickly 19-0. Drives of 74, 65, and 54 yards left the ions bend early and strugglIng to convert four th down and long yardage situations as early as the second quarter's start 19 Thrifty Maid , Symrna brought Clviedo roaring trYtng to Outdo the 00w.- Beary back with 15 Yards of paydirl, recovered a BOone fumble to ii and Brave Fred ()fl their first JUG Catsu 0 0' .2 $100 Corn 00003 58c Beans 3 CANS GALLON LAIn,) 6 o.. CANS Pholos vie o • $ & (Th,p, I 7 ci. Cons $1.19) t Herald 4 TO holding oom to just 58 Yards rustling on 42 offensive plays. l'be Braves hit W-15 Passes for 117 yards. Herald Cormpondent ORANGE JUICE r Coming up with key fumble CAMPBELUS 59 auizt. ' annywil1bms and l7 yards to \licice Manm:4g n$as ex New Smyrna Deadly In Lions' Den SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS Astor 1 NL kéI5iiám W D Brand Hands Pok Pulp W-D Blond USDA Choice Boneless Beef Battle" 3 OF $31s - - J39 W(Rq1S(,d(,,cPO,, Ground Beef is is 3 $ 69 W D Brand USDA Choice Beef Chu4i Mplh 809 Rutter Baking SAG Sell :h.0;::11 Pnk $1'9 Delmonicos Tomatoes . 0 0 0 0 0 . . . . :.: i;i W 0 Brand USDA Choice Bonrf p%% B&VI R-11 Small In'l Steaks Vine Rip, Potatoes . USDA nd 99c WOBOdUSDAChOC ,.8CnC I.,BC,I 9C EACH 07 im!" ShoIs(ootha11kamnthJ itself Saturday morning, and W D Brand USDA rh-.,- - 79. BAG of is - .-;- 4-ckofy S.fvt KG . . . . . . Honeydews $100 Brief Sir l oin - j j rA ' a 3 P'oas, $100 s Apples W D Brand USDA Choi ce kay!1 USDA $169 TIP STEAKS UU __ PKG. Supebrur,c Wh i pp e d Baby Limas 146. - KG, $Pi" *3 P'00s opping 0 0 0 -- 18 ---- I • • . - - - '. - -,.:,._. - •. -• — - ---- �SA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Sept. 21. 193 CON NOTICE Prices in this ad good Sun., Sept. 21 !d Sep!. 24 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY . . . ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCIOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, INIVARD, LEE, MARION £ COLLIER (NOTE... NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) Quantity Rights Reserved - Winn -Dixie Storo's, Inc. - Copyright - 1975 — TOKAY GRAPES FRENCH FRIES 79 RAG Motion 'All Vor,.s,,. s CHUCK STEAK' $ S9 Chew Up Boone B 0 oi 2PXG S'ri Bed F,e.l IStrawberries • .3 o , TurIq. Dinners . . . . .. . 79C PKG A%!Llt NEW - W 1-LB. PKG. I __________ W 0 Brc,nd U.OA Csce BonelessBeet 5.do,ri ORANGE JUICE Fwdti ook or 4 to $100 £ol'e,rr Red Del.r * • W 0 Brand USDA Choir.. Beet Bone In . IF Chuck Roast . . . 17 WD Brand USDA Chore Bonl CubeSteciks,,.. • LB 39c La 91 3 ii , Cooked Ham P.tP,. N P,'nen, o, 5 rick see.. r;JIA. . S • • S • '79c ,. $109 U Ground Beef • 10 5759 All Beef Franks . . 79c Yogut.......2 ( 79c ; 59C D' i imento Cheese • 'J: 909 $1 - SPECIAL R ROW CAMPBELL'S 0 By sctrrr ABItttIIAM$ Herald Correspondent I CE CREAIVITomw 0 A04h Ank Limit 8 with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cogs. "ior lSoup- 1 with $500 or more purchase e x cl. cicjt. HALF P GALLON 10%-oz. 6 ' TPcdry Maid Mimed V.9,.obl,5 Sliced Cor,oi a. M,d,gm it Large Peas $100 5 'CANS Thrifty Maid JUG Thr,fi, Maid Catsup . . 2 ; 28 or, CANS 3 1- 0 0 Iso 0 3 - 8^0 - 3 $1 00 Corn 3 C1ANS 2-, $10() 58c Beans None 6',,)..t $100 5 CANS Carnation muonS CANS Who'e Dills ke Mixost 9 Muffin Mix Dmam. DOIImfl9 CC, JAR 59c Is') OR PKG . 55c 6 CT r 0 PKG 79c a , lot $100 5 PKGS 07 ASTOR KRAFT otss.~ IT COCKTAA A Miracle MIRACLE Whip WHIP J?2 I,mr'nt 3 b.,' 0() or mor.. purchase (SAd. (195 Thii F ALL FLAVORS GRADE "As"I MEDIUM Limit Two Do,. with $5.00 or more purchase — excluding cigarettes. CANS . 4? - . f - ' - - ' - n- - ' - - •' - .,._ - 1., 4... ,-. • 117 up New Smyrna s fourth TI) Curtis Wooten 31) loose 13-yard TD, .ar(1sr,nss,ng F1 from the Ovledo 24. iuck Hcru1dPhoto b) 8111 Vlneent 1 DAI%M Wilkins scampered 14 yards Jr. 00 JS • . • •7. fumbles around left end three plays yard pass to Jon Anderson to ( The fumble set up the New Siina's last touchdown, 1717, latcrith 6:25 remaining in the put Oviedo on New Smyrna's 38, Barracudas for their next a 13-yard gainer again around :. first half, putting the game and two plays later an in- touchdown. Behind the steady the right side. cms,rn ienrpu 19 6 5 6 1.' • virtually out of Oviedo's reach. terference call against IN t , rushing of Chuck Wilkins, 0 000 Late in the game, Oviedo set (v1n ,New Smyrna led 2s-Oat the half. Barracudas placed the Lions In Curtis Wooten, and quar- up shop after Smyrnas final Oviedo returned from the enemy territory at the 20 yard terback Chris Isaac, the score at its own 37. _________ Hureal Bell NSfl - won r" 17 run lIss.0 kck' 1%%,ic I run (kick failed) lockers for the second half with line. But on the next play an Earracudas pushed to Oviedo's and Joe Finney brought the ' better ball control and its ineligible receiver down field )-yard line. Darrell Dixon then Lions to the Barracuda 32, but NSB : wdkr-n 14 run (conversion f deepest penetration of th" pushed Oviedo back 15 yards, found a hole around right side quarterback Ward was sacked hlIvd) game. NSIOi.nn 79 run (conversion where the drive died with a and coasted In for his team's back to the 45. Two . ,••• ,.A Lee Ward completed a 22- fumble cn the New Smyrna 35. fifth M. Dixon later scored terference calls against Nt1 I flivcn l't run Rick faded)- CHEK tiwi DRINKS -' NFL Ready Su 3 _____________________________________________ I _____ 1. . - ....._... - . -_-- •r - / A r Makin Heading Turf Club irs hen Horse 5=' No i I1i 16-oz. - . ho-hummer with both defenses Synirna brought Oviedo roaring trying to outdo the other. Beary back with 15 yards of paydlrt, recovered a Boone fumble to ixit another sack of Ward, this kill one drive and Brave Fred 'ne bra 21-yard loss, killed the Voss intercepted a Burkhart 4' ft drive, pass to stop a Lyman drive. •.- - - - :. - • .. s \ \ The latter play was followed Ovieds low yardage total by three Boone thrusts for -' --. can be attritxited largely to big seven yards to the Boone 17. On losses that ocetu-ed just too fourth down, }lum'in shot the .. ' frequently. Bell, Finney, Frank gap and sacked quarterback %'.anna dance? Rory Mekahan 4) wraps up Bob Burkhart ' '..'"% Procell, and Ward all ran for Craig Corbett for a six yard A large gains, but just as soon loss. found the ground gained lost , 7' Lyman drove to Boone's 13 Alexander converted the kick message on a keeper around 'J shortly thereafter, before fumbling, Les Whitaker into a 7-0 lead. ' right end, making it 13-0. ______ recovering for Boone with 2:42 It stayed that way until late in Mark Hulsell took over for -, — • New Smyrna entered the remaining. Two plays later the third stanza. Lyman Corbett late in the first half and game sporting a number fliflC Boone fumbled the ball right mounted a 63-yard drive with showed why he is considered ranking theirrecord class,AAA left ssi Ii in a 2-0 for theand back Human recovered to set Jackson carrying the mail He the top quarterback In the r .r up first ID Wyman gained 3, 25 and 4 in succession, Metro ..onference Overlooked the young 5(LJOfl. Jackson gained six to the 18, and alter Riazzi picked up 11 for the starting nod in favor of . -' Oviedo now drops to 0.2 on the Burkhart hit Manning for seven and 3. Jackson came back with Corbett, Hutsell hit six of 9 year, and travels next week to yards and Boone was penalized 7 and 6. By then the ball was at passes and had Lyman con, Cocoa Beach to play Rockledge. half the distance to the goal. the Boone four, and on second stantly on the alert for all-theis. • . Burkhart hit Williams on first down, Burkhart gave the , .' - 'r'& down for the ID. Horace Braves a special delivery lCOfltiflUtd On Page 3B) J. New Smyrna Beach Ov,edo . ' PINEBREEZE S t FRUIT COCKTAIL 00 A • ;. JifI1r Corn -------- JIBL_ . 0ii. Ourliri fresh Kosher . towel Green Giant Cost Green Rice 88C Sausage . • Cat Food Breakfast OVIEDO—Last summer, Hollywood griiphlcally illustrated how dtadb great s tute sharks can be. Friday night, New Smyrna Beach illustrated how deadly big red barracudas can be, gobbling up the Oviedo lions39..() Down on the field, the Barracudas racked up 451 total ards to 56, for Oviedo. Rushing for 190 yards in less than ten minutes, the ihrriwudas scored touchdowns n their first three poscssions jump auiead quickly 19.0 Drives of 71, 65, and 54 yards cit the Lions behind early and :trugg1ing to convert fourth down and long yardage situations as early as the second quarter's start. An Oviedo punt that sailed out Armour V,,nno N,hlei Tomatoes GALLON CANS $1,9 .... CANS I ' Ov ie o A ORANGE JUICE. - D New Smyrna Dead/yy In L ions' Den SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS A t tar (Thr,. 12-oa. Cons $1.19) zz rushing. fliazzi had 115 yards on 19 carries while Jackson gained 112 on 16 carries. BurPhart zcd on Is ses, went 3-for-3 e way, including of six yards toU — Danny Williams and 17 yards to ' Torpedoed at tine of scrimmage, Lyman Qfl Bob Burkhast victim of accurate submfrmne tackle, Boone's Mike Strickland (81 Manning. comes up f9rassist. i Herald Photos Ii> Don Vincent) Lyman 's defense was cxceptional, holding Boone to just 58 yards rushing on 42 offensive plays. 7`hIe Braves hit 9-of-15 passes for 117 yards. Corning up with key fumble • recoveries were Greyhounds 39ORichard Beary, and Iferb rJe:: Cu as Stri e Pole...t Farms Pol C f!. BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE ' $1" S - _ 1oaCfl h Lo 'Iat ter%vard. fie watched his of line provide the blocking and backs Bob Riazzi, W)rnan Jackson and Co dothe 65c Pimento Cheese • Kahn Small Meaty (3 Lbs. & Down) Port wwi (his $uperhrand Rrlt,r . $t, ,t to. Cup $ 19) WD Brand All M,o$ Front. or i P,. Ci,t, II ,399 All Beef Bologna. i 69c Cottage Cheese . . W 0 Hand, Pot Pure 9" Spareribs . • . . . . Red Snapper tlhree 5 't WD B,cir'd All Meat BoloçJna or andwich Spread. 41 3 ''$267 WO Brand 5p.ced luncheon, Olive or Salami....,... Pvc, Ground Beef , ' 99c Stew Meat, . . . . Cattlett Pears W 0 Brand Hand, Pa WO Brand USDA Choice Boneless Beef 89c 5 Growid Beef.. . $269 Short Ribs . . . . . • Potatoes. ... 9 WD Brand USDA Choice Beef Chuck Meik sag Rui., Bol...g W D Brand Slic.d Bon.les Beet 99c Brisket. . . . . ... . 1" Beet W 0 Brand Hand, Pot .. A Delmonicos . . . . . Tomatoes . . • w D Stand USDA 0 Brand USDA Cho,c Bonefri. Rc,-I R.1) S-oll En( j Strait 89c Honeydews . . . . ' a 27-0 nightmare the previous week in an opener against Oak ly e t"le BAG IT " KGS . . . ...Le I ritself ning, and sure Fll I" ' %_ ui Bob Burkhart threw for two — touchdowns and scored another himself Friday night as the USDA Grade 'A $169 TIP STEAKS .. .... . Baby Limas QC ICorn on Cob - -PKG --- - V V V " Brd, g $100 2;of . os ts _ T1 is. Superb'ond Whopped Tappina HoundsReverse Opening Form, c Moc? on Soltjc Cc',, Style Sunday, Sept. 21,1175-1 B SLICED A C ON Motion C0%%e.-1Is- I Ii ., —:'--" HICKORY SWEET Pies... ;' 69 Mac. and Cheese. 59c fFruit Evening Herald, Sars'ord, Ft. \\ - IUIUSDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY J WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF BONE-IN THOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS OR RED tROZtN I SPORTS 1' 32-oz. 41 /1 28-ox. — NRB'S DOZ. JAR lmp,,oI (on.) p— Swp.raianuj Soft ManftA:&Ir 59c MARGARINE Sup.ct,rond Cjtr T MARGARINE . ... 3 - - To Go Haynes' longer the track's general manager. l(m.m[riis like the New Press releases last week contained quotes ofhlghexpectations York Jets and Buffalo from general malinger Neil Makin. Seminole opens a 41-night Hills. the New York (,iants stretch of harness racing In Casselberry Oct. 1. and Philadelphia Eagles, GriiloheadedtheTurfClubthelasttwoandone4ajlfyesrs,antJ the Detroit Lions and the reason Makin rcplaced Grillo still ivn't been announced. Green Bay Pickers and others take on a new meaning ty. Oviedo's Greg Wanhlngton has lost his job as starting quarterback for Indiana State's football team. Not content with getting Washington, a sophomore, was replaced Last week by Mike psyched up over bngtl'ie on-the-field feuds, these I Sotak, w ho hit 7.of.11 passes in a30-7 defeat to Eastern Michigan. •,, inaii i.150 I Indiana State is running a wishhnnrn g'Jfr.n.i, ,w'ut 1 , Hunches _____ rh By JIM HAYNES - chalk up one for Seminole Community College's basketball .w--,,,, ••• ,','.'-,j' c. ............ '- ') I I %t number - and had an eye-popping record of 112 wins, 117 places and 137 shows. It was his best season as professional, Rafael works as an oculist in Orlando when he isn't flinging the pele j. • 1 • ,k - - -- _ NEF - �-- i-r,- -.---.. 21'—tv.nlng H,rald, Sanford, Fl, Alajor League o Pt't.I,'jp 11 Cncn. Sedcn 6 , (tn,ii IA Fl&lda Air I Na11n$ Leau. W L Pit. ce Ii VA 9 He 0 Anol. rnrtc 71 s ii 16 61 IS 444 o Pnn 77 Wnter Hyen 0 I IsIoc 11 P14nt City 7 PMjtk Anqe4 5. 17 Klein: 0ra I e S ii D e rnIprn )l I)' Ic Anqeles at HouSton San flin at San Francisco Am.rfran Luau. - ---- East W t. PCI, GB 01 62 595 $8 44 566 1', 7$ 74 5L3 17', ....... ' .. '''. •'"a 56 97 366 35 Kn3i City 14 67 542 7 75 SO III 19 The league's top quar. foria who is the league's lead. ran last against the run. Jim Strong. The Hawailans, he praised their second half when they take on the fir- Califoia, was to play his yardsandsixtoI1c,)doWS in 140 slon leader, will unleash the ouble putting poinis on the mingham Vulcans, 5-2, at final game before leaving for carries, league's best running atthck board, ranking last in the much better anti the defense played much better as well." Ii CMrmont In other WL games this Rhodes Scholarship. linden, Bosox Continue ByT11EASSOC1ATEDPIj IflC gaines kit this season. The name of the game Drive New York 3-2, and California edged Minnesota 1.0. Still, the A's' magic numbe; Orioles 6, Brewers 5 "We've just got to go out and Oak. $71; TPlPLF%—Rlv.q Npwh,.ry 7$ Ch.IIar, 6 fAl ,.,. ('Owens. I an A fluIt..h...l. :__ - - P Kelly.Tei. Chi, 7; games left, That's why the Red nals and New York ?Iets, xc. 7 Randle. s re tnn Priq,n' 'd..I•' CaIUornla (Msqe 0.1). In) , SOuthern Cal 71. Onic,on St 7 Jersey City State 70, Prowl Ntw York at Clivetand. 7 Bo$tao at Detroit MDwaukp't' at Baltimore Trns at Chc.00 Oakland at Kansai City MInnesota at California ç Jal Alal 7ryland East,'n 5$l 336 uii)q',, PoN, 0; Wtinn. H?n. .371; Motoan. Cm, 319 PUNS- -Cash. Phi, 107; Rose. ('In. 101; Copes. l.A. 103; Mon can. Cm. 100: Sthmidt. Phi, 9); PuNS BATTED IN—Lu :n'kl. Pt'ti, 115: Bench. (in. )7, I Per, Cm. 105: Staub. NV. 100: Montan.:, SF. 97 FRIOAY'SRESULTS — a rrep tootbaII FIRST—i Ira Beitia. I akeland I' Punt C'ty 7 RrCrudon fl Winter Haven 0 Fort Walton Beach 43. Es. c.mhI 0 Ken Boswell's two-oe pinch , New Manager both knocked out rightenter field fence at Shea moved to second by Wilbur split season, has a new general mind of Kansas City first base- of the National League East Stadium unlocked a tie that cx- Howard before Hoswell's manager, man John Mayberry as the pennant race, leaving only the isted from the sixth inning, gamewinner. Oakiand A's close in on closing Philade:phia Phillies with a when Allen doubled home Jay B. N. Makin has asstuned GIants 3, Padres 1 secutive AL West erown, the Pirates. The Phillies kept night harness racing plant, Exos 9, bs 6 homer in the Iirs inning trig, replacing Al Grillo who now," said Mayberry after the witha4 toryoverthete home run and later lofted a Diego,deny1ng1thnyJo Royals beat the A's but re33 In other Natlonal League sacrifice fly for the go-ahead 20th victory of in inn. mained seven games behind games, the Montreal Expos run in the seventh inning as Padre left-bander, who gave up The change came Tuesday first-place Oakland with Just whipped the Chicago Cubs 9-6; Montreal defeated Chicago. only three hits overall, was bid. afternoon, Ii - SeuIlnolestag -. I4ITa,nonte 's Charles Obvens: the first J '0 - - - -- All. T-.C,grr 11; ti t'arser. PgJ1, 10; Gross, Htn. 10; McBride, .tL. 9; Griftey. : P Metiqer. kiln, Joihua, SF, 9: 0 Thomas. SF. - - - tnfrlcpn 73 Kstone 4 Crest City S. Bunnetl II 0.1 enIl 9. Galnejyll1 -________ C Crescent City I. PIqlt'r Palm NINTH — Baidin 17. victory hnlf TENTH — Pinerrs'jt 7$, Marathon 17. Ransom 6 tenon 7), Rota Cieg. 7 rasnta I. Bnadenton Ma 7 Bronbsyill, 19 C'tr In ly P*ico II. ulI 0 Piverylew 36. Gibbs 7 Fast Ray 11 SI Petersburg 0 wil Ridge 176, OcLand 9, Lake RCttpy 191. Cnionial *99. Seminole 6 Pern'fmessnr lBoOnp) 11 - 36; Ilerron (Lyman) II 4. 3 Stewart 11$, Mnqir,t Bible $17 Apokñ iii, MC 701, Gaineivilip Beitic. A Aldana Etonia. 1 Oqulza API.qdi. A tarn Larri Yza Sub AAA, AA, A lrivIduals' I flr-Il (Halgps City) 11 SI: 7 Mc p qp, NOthSid Drw tHemes (H,lñ,i r,*) 1% %, A 'I.rr-r1 IS 55 7 G)k (flmihp (Oviedo) 14 L; 1*) W4rcyt lTrinty Prep) KaffilerurI #. 'i kig S Mulberry t7 Artipia Diioto I anti' Sutpsgtftjtp P'erdee 9. FOr? Meadf 0 Ii Rs*rtow 6 Mioupf, I Barns' Rengoa. S Neoul. Moore IS'. W'nter Park 70. Oyl.'d,, Fi- . Dnrnri Pere'i. 7 Alys'. 73* Rutb ?Uuaw'. Godh'i 24. ChOC , — Taken Entries ALTAMONTE SPRING— are being taken for Sept. 28 cross country rnet at the Altainonte Springs Track Club, with registration ranging -.• thing Is peace of mind." A I along with the plastic worm, g'.. •i._ f'----au't'iL ucvwi ncr in vaytona lJeact'i, only ?'_ '-- , - - - '4"q'J' lIfEr A . ............... when Perez explained he was "I have seen these guys on When asked who his final giving up boxing but not television and they make me opponent.s(n boxing ii be, - - . . predict, as soon as I retire, backtostopShaversinthesjzth 30, to defend his North So impressive was Owens his rookie season, he was pe ) 193, 7. Rick Murphy (Sanford City League) 192, 8. Eric Storm Sanfoed C1aslc Trio), Carl Sandusky (Un- • The next tw' ,vars were lean ones for the gritty Owens. His Entry fee i- cents, or Nners) 166, Lois Sillith Utoll-A.Bouts) 165, Thelma hams (Jet Howlerettsi, Mary Johnson tPettycoats and Dorine Macateer ' - also Bobbie Retalic, and Thelma Dickson, 3-10, Hetallc spared the 7, and l0 split. Rosalie Burkart (Topper Award From Bowl Seminole County School Food Service Mixed League The Winnie Payne 10 and Vicki Robb, Mary Williams and Louise high series was rolled by Evelyn Britton (473-193). Second high Coast the 2.7 split. - team event will be contested O. 23-, atThcson when thetouropensthe l976season Jan, 8. Th€*i, one week later, Owens faces probably the most critical No longer putting cross-handed and holding his hands closer challenge of his life. The 38-year-old former paratrooper must win together, Owens is putting better than he ever has. "I'm working his tour card against a formidable field of college .t.ralned hard on my short game and it's building confidence," he notes, T1't' Dusty Boots Riding ungsts, So,maybe3978wtllbe(heyearofCharles.ensonU A Assoclation will hold a horse Scheduled _____ By MARY JOhNSON - Gus Sexton Ball & Chain Mixed) 174, Wendy Boness (Roll-A. Haley's 485. Carol)13 Street had the high game of 185 and second apaient. Hopefully, he will receive a sponsors' exemption from you just can't play like that," he says, hOv? regkstration fee for eight Disney Golf Director Bobby West. If not, he and partoer Bob By 1973, he could endure the pain no longer, He left the tour meets waived. qualifying route. lost his tour card and mst survive the qualifying pressure cooker The twosome should make the grade either way. Owens' beginning Nov. 3. eek Country Club. Familiarity of the courses Is in Owens' I _______________________________________________________ IPGA performer Ruth Jessen after her successful bout with girls. F Mena four miles west of I on hlippler 461 and Donna Lamb 468. 209, 219, 189 for his 617 series. The big game of the night fell for Pettycoats Ladies League: Queen of the week" is Hesa George Waidrop with hIs 259-590, Other 200 gaines for the night , ('reen ith plus 97 pins. Carole Green rolled the high game of the went to: Pete Peterson 2272, Bob Jackson and Ray Ceynowa day (390), and she is only carrying a 114 average. The high series 214, Jim Lanib 20(65, Mike Keaney 2i, John Fisher , Bill Was Nnnna Welch's 4Th. Other highs: flarbzlra Spark and Sandy Blonigen (118 averj and Twila Collins all had 174 gaines. Music Unlimited. Fanns Monogran won four from Seminole "I think I've got it under control, now," observes the accoeding to Steve Slack, First guy to sign up was Orlando a.m. Junelle Addison ho carries a 108 avr.cage and bowled three Graphic won three over F.R.A., Ills Stores won three over Zales know how to cope with slow play (frequent obstacle in tour entrant. "We've got entries all the way from Jacksonville the non.ndmnission charge Farmi rolled the only 500 of the day (512) and also the high game like was "Star of the week" with 66 pins over his average lfl. with a trophy and five ribbons member, Betty hiolfe, hod a 182 game oo evening; forthemen; CteneJones559,GIenKanas'e1,h1al Rich 1thd competitive terror isn'tabouttoplaguea izwnof Owens' and Jack Shuhert are among the local contlient. gins disarminy. As Paul Callahan ?a, Sabal Palm Coun Club is 1l,000per Entry fee Is $2 was rolled by Bob Belew (his first in the league) 211. Phil Plant 197-526 and Rose Patrick 193-498, and Charlie Plant At age 23, he returned to Winter haven and developed a game go," says Paul, head pro and general manager. Atlantic Bank Mixed League - The top bowlers (or the Cheryl Kinder 511. High game of the evening was Cheryl PaOttev ) )C'95; 5 SlIivan (Lake n'r?!ey) tO I?. A Ne ITtigify 'o, , Gene Jones 204 and Hal RICh 201. Others: K B Williams 184, Polly Foresters Mixed League - High for the men: Jt'ii Almany professlo.'ia) tournaments the past eight years, Including the 1970 Sabal PIm, "They should be going up very socn," notes Paul, Son of a former greens superintendent, he ha achievtd c V WIth th rct r-- —'-i--' -- a-'"• Uge ha awitthe 1. serlez of t,c • .1 - are,.., 'Ii,,. ""nen: Cardl mith 489-178, Joyce Alrnony 427 and Sue Foster hIgh game went to Dot Raines, who Smith 17 Moyer converted the 8-7-10 split. j utilizes a weird cross-handed style, gripping his left hand below t-.is mother, Mickey, who Just won the Sabal Palm Women's Golf being played at Rollins' Sand. (which was the high of the evening) and 192 to give him the high 'e Lord taught inc to V 'Le that," simplifies the 200 with handicap, was 161. Second flight champion was Helen previously anncunced, were the only 200 games reported. Chris Huff (19193), turkeys. Atsine Darsey spared the 8-10 (Topper Award), Betsy The high game and only 200 was rolled by %en Bon as a youngst "before anyone told me I wasn't gripping the cub flight, undergoing extensive repai, Jet Bowlerettes Uithes Jigtn' - r1 ' P.it*'v rolled the high k 115 SOOn &l he - -- . pt.c zt ('hfinI'di" .- .. , Ihn .,,%. C.......a,,. i ,, t'..J1_ -- - -. - wum won. tic tuuy expects to be earlier this year and stopped back in the ring in October and "I have gotten just about properly trained, nobody seems say. I was supposed to light wasn't given enough time to .Victor Galindex retained his November. "1 have to come t'versthing nut of boxing that I to know how to thro'. a punch, Killer Ellis bat he backed out. j tram," was Killer Ellis' excuse light heavyweight charn- back and soon," professlonals 2. 4. & 5. Terry Waldrop (Sar.ford Cay League) Ceresole's 511, Danny Tillis 510.183, and Fred Samples's 499-191, Crerk 9-41' 7 Barkie (Trenity I. Erdola. Pt'ep) 951: 1 SnlwOe, I!.:; S,mt;futp HiIAttu Praniy) 10 71: I Pleats (Lake SIXTH GAME: I CachoEior,,5.7 Br,mn'Is',; lO'73: 9 C'eniha* (plattapyw',rtw'e 77. Carti' 4 ' The top ten averages for the men and women this week at course he saw no reason to change. - MQ)u.l. I fJn.i'iiqg M,nch. Santi FPA *. Ierrn n rcea, 7 was supposed to light Joey for backing out of his scheduled pionship by defeating Pierre Vincent but from what I hear, fight with Victor Perez.. "I had Fourk in Johannesburg, South he may never fight again. I less than six days to get ready Africa. The split decision loss to wanted Chris Baxter out of for a 10 round bout and it just Galindez marked the fourth Texas but I understand he wasn't long enough. Tell Perez I time Fourie has challenged for retired. would love to fight him but I the 175 pound title. In the other "All I can say is, I will fight have to have at least two weeks three bouts he also dropped anyone Pete Ashlock tells me to to get ready.". Earnie decisions. Two to Galindez and except Edgar Hess. Ross and I Shavers became the first man two to the former champ, Bob are good friends and I will to ever floor Ron Lyle but the Foster. Tony [it-ata has a dleweight champion, has been ability and a major title. telling everyone for the past "Now I want to devote m left Owens crippled for life. When his left knee was crtisbed credit goes to greens superintendent Fran Galvani who's been In 8a'ni Elcnia C)rb Team Scnres Lake 2r6rItley FOURTH GAME: I. Arech.- 31. TrinIty ;o 4?. GaIt Ridge I). fl,tzs At FIFTH OAME get. A little J a c kso n lop s M e n A t 210 CIty) )S.31 4 Hataer Peep) 1$ Al C App 'fIRO GAME. I Lamni Beitia, 7 to e party found the larger ones 1 however, schools of mullet moved in and channel bass, drum, and tarpon moved right in ssith them. - Ui Aiana. S la Javi,I OQUlIa Leno 41. 4' legged Florida Open chmp1on of a year ago. He's back home with three road victories and a renesed determination to win his first major PGA Tour title, "I'm playing better than at anytime in my life," says Owens, only black to ever win the Florida Open, "Now, I want to go out and prove I can play on the tour. "i goal is to win a major tournament. I want to rnnvini'm tWintem Park Ill - Sd; S CaIdll Haies Cliy. Lake W cltkas - fl. ZpoyrbiJls 7 Ronkeur Springs. ymanAS Edgewatenjl& Evani FIRST GAME: 1 UrP,nn Ar,n7 Edfly 010k,. 3 lc I *hlan.i Ara",,, S I a'ri Ata'r, 4 (m.!a) F, ; 7 Rarre Sanchez I 71 well InAltamonte , 1 Fermn II) 7000. SECOND GAME: I Echano the had hoped able to convince them that he want them to get me the best bong will take me a long way "He is a great prospect and! the 2:36 mark as it was Lyle's against Matt Donovan. Joe and scored with two five pounders, one of eight pounds and will appear two or three times junior middleweight around in karate because I am con- have never seen anyone s first ring appearance since he Vincent has gotten a job in I his second UGA title in as many years, At Trinity Prep 0 (15)70 70 P (I 4) 5910: B 0 Ii 6 Prantley IS 10. 7 Ryin (Oak Ridq,l A 4$) 11650 15-39 I Diamond (Winter Park A-.-'t.99- Hanile 3115 601 IS 41:9 Ca'Ioway (Si'mtncie) IS 49. 10 (Winter Park) lS AAA, AA A Tmn Scones SAIROAYN)GNT (ty 11. Trin,ty Prep $3, 8tiø Clor Victor Perez, t'rried out. It is in his blood." if! can keep to my timetable, as they are tat. Camp Seminole on the Wekiva. -- p 71 00. 1740 110. 7 Santi Juan (I) Saulord's .,. — were the best bet. of 11 tournaments. In 1970 he was first in lIof 13, won his tour card ('enter, one mile west of l EDGEWATER INVITATIONAL , Cardinal Monney 8, wacpr Cethnl 0 . and captured the one-day Knickerbocker Open. Next was the — BlUpan I. Southwest 7 and live bait will be available this weekend. Some speckled perch are beginning to show up in the catches 0 landed here arid a nine-year-old lad, after fishing unsuccessfully for bream all day, put on an artifial lure and landed a four- richer ter his summer junket. - 1 Alv (Ii 1410. 740. 1 (arrea Il) 1$ SO; Q (II) tOo 20. P II 4) 70 50 00 II $1111 10 ELEVENTH I Bar's' Ectsave trip near the bridge. Many drum fell to the live shrimp offerings but tarpon were muddy water whipped up by the daily storms but bottom fishing which now stands at 34 pounds. Bass are schooling at Lemon Bluff in the afternoons before content in the deep offshore waters continues fair. Let's Go Fishing! -..-'. There will be ribbons for the South Ojnj 7 (Al 7 70 1 50 1 B.l Atpl terl Gable', 70. 5OUth Miami $7 00: (3*1 Al 11 50; p ii 4) $750 Sarcvu, NY. 704; . siDe, Tenn.,Owcnswa$firstwith roundsof 71, 69and ChriStian Trenton 70 Bronson 7 Nahi'nt 17, Callahan 0 Circle Vanouard 71. North Sumter SIR$KEOUTS—Seay,,r 730: Mellpvtznjth, IA. 7) Ii, U,iiyerslty Mencha 'II 40 Q .- - clusion this fall. - I 00. 150, 1 10: 7 Pecm.n Lames (71 0(67) '2n ose - 1760, 740, 510: 7 Echino Lon,a in 9 50. 300: 1 Plenul Perez (7) 6 00: 0 flvietc 0 , - HOME P [iNS—Schmidt. Phi, 37 xincmn, NY. h; Luginski, PhI, 31: Bend'. Cm. " P Parker. PgP,, 74 Cey. LA. 74. STCLEN BASE 5—topes. LA. Morgan, Cm. 63; arocx. St(, 53; Cedeno. l','n. : 'tarnal, Chi. 31 — • Fish Cash. PISI, 37; r,jryy, LA. •-" .e. First -. • 2 ....... l ,',H ' I rr; Thursday mnrninu th 'ctkrt e'r.'fnu! b't hid 5H' int¼a'' anhI I1t, of wiuuh, live to seven pounds, are hitting of I the by flOull as the water became muddied from the daily (hunderstarms. Box" in South Daytona aLo mentiore4 that tome of tho rrv' Wayne Brady at the "Fi.shin' Hole" bait nrid tackle shop in lishern ;'. N :-' 'L-' '. -- . Daytona told of a 48-pound king mackerel landed by Grett Gerkin handl near the bell buoy outside Ponce DeLeon Inlet. Brett used a live ILr k t. tr,ut Jft' in the i'reer, iruund the inlet - Ben Brutkn mullet for bait for the big one. Another king of 44 pounds fell to a pulled in an eight pounder while plug<asting this area. Bluefish, tr&lled feather tipped with strip mullet in the same spot. Channel bass are working in the Intra-Coastal Waterway th big ones, are taking cut mullet or live fingerling mullet fished onthebottomaroundthettiesinponceIn1et. from Flagler all the way to Ponce let. asUc worms are pducing f the patient 1hermen. in bong." becoii as famous at that sport Several fair strings of bass were brought In by visitors to Up until now, few people I have in boxing. I want to %%'ekiva River Haven Camp, mostly on the small side one to two believed he was serious. The prove a good karate man can ---pounds. The largest one reported was a four and a half pounder, general feeling around the local beat a good boxer, Catfish bit well ervniøh In cnnnk th , .....I, ..t L.... I..._ a f,,,, a ,j iii iiu rr'j un, 'rerez wiu '1 i1l be tick in the Orlando 56 '------- PIcker? 17. Marianna 0 Janksa.mrv;It, Rebolt Or 73. eeoc Park 6 Plnii 71. MacClenny I) Fnaetwnd 7. Forest 7 *tf?th,.r 13. Sand4lwood I Fernaniina Beactt 7. Kpnny 0 (Me City 7$. Parker 0 I PP 33. SIAIIIOI% 7 tta,b £ A (lcata Forist 11. Lake Weir 430, 160 7 Onminqo EcMve (I) 13 940.7 501 Rarre Eloria (7) 310: 0 Catching I 'I I '10 . — — To more ladies were added to the ranks of confirmed anglers this week as they experienced the thrill of landing their iLli. Lt'uniI Barnnart, recent purchaser of Osteen Bridge Fish Camp, took her first bass and Jean Wt.iLs, i ho wit?, t: Sehooling bass have been reported in the vicinity of Marina e Camp with most of the action coming In the early morning and plans to continue hrn 300 1 lirta Vla 15), 300, 0 Ii?) fin, 19*. Grvey, IA. 191. fl 40 P (1 7) 3119 70 T.Simmcy. StL. '3; Millan. SECOND I UrraOkosul. NY. 110 150. A 50. 100: 7 Ectuaruo EIor.a. 000BLES—Roie. Cm, 41; 3100 11 166%; (35)1141 60; ISw all 1) 301 40: (3 5 sth iii 5) 391 10 THIRD 1 3a,v!h., IiiIS 00. 400 1 00: 7 Ira OkolO. 7) 100.1701 Uria Ar 111.3400 (7-lI 316 0 - P Ii 7) 17) 00 FOURTH 1 Atv Fctava. U) 71 40 IA 00. I 10 7 Lam,- fle'g.pa. '71. P 60, A 60- 1 Plegul Perez (5), 60' 0 i" " i 10 t'fl (1 7) FIFTH 1 Dnm'ngo Altu 1$ 20. 770. 170' Sala Mencha (4) I 00. 400' 3 Santi Apl (I) 360: 0 (71) 13* 60' P *7 41 3166 PA55( Bnnn— P1utll 96 this week. - North Florida Christian 0 tillitsas,.. Lincoln 31. lath. P'A5$e$ GodbY 6 Smraw$o I. Bradentnn Ma. nat Sarasot.. Venice 2$. Southeast 4$ that's riding heavily on the and 1ets NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (100 at bats)— O Tb,rns, SF. 91 Pnit,j ' rung and lifted the Reds over WhIle Stargell was knocked di'lphIa its victory oer New as houston trimmed Los Ange- Seminole Turf Club, pointing Pemy. Cal. STRIKEOUTS—Tanaria, Cal. 251. Mm. Blyieven. 711: Friday's Oams ("Perry. Ici. 216. Ryan. Cal. New KamOshire 21. Boston U 1*4: Palmer, Bal. 15) ftward Ser, A TOrsGI Boone mounted a threat and ID pass. "I was way behind Of Cal. 67 Wathinql,in, Oak. 10. end another pennant race. Football The L)inan momentum was Coloal. ' _______________________________ Oviedo players suffered some off. Right now, Itockledge is the at the Lyman • Steve C Layton and Paul and lMnnie Peeler hod the big I vmsn 769 dOd in ui3; .. HI." t1 i dig LOrUttL'' ñnituiet They sucet1' lip ror gainer aluni. the ay Burkhart '. a. ''' -- the San Diego Padres -1. Nt week the Greyhounds 1 - [os Anen1n C Scell. MIt. 10: Bonds. NY. number to six for a champagne Parker In the midst of PlUs- the game with a double, 73. Tenae, Oak. 71; Bur Ynrk I May lIlt) Tpis (Jenkins 1617) a, CPO teen lJe*feron 39). in) lI;lruklMarshallfnterceptsOsicdopass nice string of bream. Charles Mullen and Britt Y.tes pulled in 10 bass as they 1 von. Bin. Sante Fe 2$. Cross City $ 17-13) at ItoH (Lofids 11-15) Milwaukee ICotborn 10-17) at PltImore IPe.lmeq 21.1)). In) Oakl (Blue 19111 at Kin . , , oet'll ., Frank for strong ci for •i - "We're loose," added Boston the next," jerseys into the game as u.isung heroes. Playing of- proved to Boone it was no fluke Ly lensive guard and defensive beating them, 7-0, in a n hi an Erases I1 Ia ht ni are, 'I 9 - 0 linebacker, he had as much to preseason jamboree. dowiththeGreyhounds' victory .is Danny Williams, who caught offensive stars Bob the first TI) pass, was ao hut Manning on second down Pirr? tAløvnd!r kt(I iContinued From Page 111) I Ru' I Pinrt I rjn (k . . iturkhart, W)lnan Jackson and jubi!ant."Justaflagpattern... from the 17 for the TO. Hli niaui. way pass play. Burkhartcaine off the bootleg. BOONE LYMAN P,rrkh.rI fkc fI,d) FlrjtDown felled Burkhart's A me 19pound senior had two Beautiful. . .Just beautiful." Il. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS VMd% Rusin 11) tn pith a drive of yards 210 PII5Hlp, nnn Hu?sU P-fl Y,irds Pssn 30 Typ 921. WMIer 7 19. i vrr.lr of the game. Early in the grin on his face after coming U exchange of punts, Lyman 'I imblec Inst t 1 1 t ann 111. Ahy 1 17 Rurkr' P Jackson. Oak, 3$; S.riqte I lye flak 11. Easts;de Clevtand (Hood 6$) - -_ repeated, anti cited teaiii IkIl be starting next week," weeks? Wish1nqton for the confidence aspect. week we were. Yes sir, we his face and his uniform soiled toOak Ridge and missing en his were." beyond recognition, said he felt cc ii aji)W 's gaintng Ill) lift' Oakland \ ictor ui l(oyals ton over Detro ill a ga;ne twice have to win 7 out of 10. We're IIst New York and catfish "Everybody's looking at the loss, Leaders delayed by rain for ..a total of 90 going out and try to win every Hunter. scoreboard," says Boston Red . IlliflUtes. ,4 El.whrp,in Iha' Al u*ti UdVSIIaII 1;uy, re AMERICAN LEAGUE (alifornia I, M1nneta o Wrqth 7 night, the Orioles kept pace Royak 5, A's 4 RATTINe, Rangers 10, WhIte So 6 (100 at bats)cclii. "We're looking at it just with Bton by trimming MilMinnesota wasted 12 hds and Al Cowens' twrun single in 0 Tom Grieve blasted his 14th a three-hitter by Bert Blyleven 317 Mumnn. NY. 321. PahnIe. 11. Clrwiston c. Ilrpt?, KC. 310; Crta. ('Ni, oles) are looking at it. go 1, _ tripped sos City nip Oakland. _ eve1and 70 Juoitec II. 01 "But I'm not concerned We WAihinto, Oak. 310 llargrove drove in three runs to fornia. FCII M.ri BuNco Verot IS. 310: PIINS---Lvnn. Bin, 100; May just worry about our game." C.Iarlpi flay A t'er,y, xc. ci; Rice. Bin. 91, Prin'c There wasn't. much to worry C I?. The Ytr7qçnckj, Bin. -.''room -------Academy ; Cari'w . - ___ - - I I I -I • a aooui I"rivay night, as the Red Nun. *7: P Jackson, Oak. j' cnn Mv.i- 75. Naples 0 )J(J [ ye ii i __u reci, b Lit i•1 RUNS BATTED IN—MAy. Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers I r'1f' Pert Mynj Cypress Lake ii. r'erry, kc. 103; Rice. Bin, io. 7-5 to maintain their MiamI Par, A I vs. Bin. 101; P Jackson, lead Naip I ely 1. Charlotte 0 over second-place Oak, l: Munion, NY. 96 —' U . . r....,;,.,. 14 LabelIe 0 bItIUIIWI't lit the American HITS—G Brett. KC. lii: Pfre, Bin. human's next break cwne As for Burkhart, the junior The Manning TD clinched nit— well, not threctly home, rest of the year. Thumbs up told when he recovered Mike quarterback needed the two TI) matters at 3:48 left in the game you see there was a victory the story. Walker's fumble at the Boone 24 aerials. Not so much for his and signaled coach Dick dance afterward - with a 3.1 rd.'s t OT MiIrwrry 17, ArcaOa DeSoto 117: Friday's Games handshake or outlook for the , "We're a young team, and New Smyrna is niuch more experienced. They could probably beat us 10 games out lead Texas over Chicago. .. mentally prepared," said an first touchdown, Oviedo, he simply replied, "football players - theirs. They're just plain better quicker, bigger, stronger. Jt Pennant more Manager Earl Weaver Weuridham 17 Century 71. Walnut Hill 0 Kansas City S. Oakland A TeTal 10, Chicago To 2 . Fl four-game losing streak was Western Division. While 1rry poin per game. (iropped back to pass, but the bootkg and went after Bob. first five passes against Boone, so intense that backup running llumr. buii iirough In persult 1 was wide open." Hurkhart had been on the backs Steve Ashby, Dennis and nailed him before he could Burithart's pass was to the border of getting down on Lang and Lonnie Peeler were The story In the Lyman set up. It turned the complexion back of the end Lone, and when himself. moving the ball well. The game locker rooni Friday night was of the game around, because Manning came down with the "That broke the ice," he said ended with Lyman driving on thumbs up. Lyman proceded to dominate ball, his feet were in bounds, after the First ID pass. "Maybe the Boone 23. Herald Sports Writer and line backers, and we're and called a decent ball game, serious, , ,,, BaltImore 6. Mitwik ri-.rr, . Iu ErdnM Subtjtt FrP',i,. 7 Pv.r,. 3 Alti. A I3PnQM S Do'mncjn Min,'vsl. A rrdnu Ju.n 7 RIb.10 F'zr'I, A ArrPM ?rre Subslitute (s,If Rre7p 11. N,cevilie , extend the longest WFL win- Sunday, Sept. 21, i7S-3B By JIM HAYNES AS r Fritz Peterson picked up his West - It!s Thumbs Up For Happy Lyman declared Oviedo Coach Bill Klein shortly after Friday's game with New Smyrna Beach. Pirn R.arP Nnrtb Shore 0 cardinal Newman 41. Mary Immar,,I A rr, 'erc entraI 13. lake (P,frarirt it MontraI - - -L_& -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r h Suno.st I), W Pntnia at New Yoek Cincinnati at Atlanta "rtroit expected to try D.C. Nobles at Csonka has been nursing an in. Thc Charlotte hornets have of the rival National Football completion percentage, 10 quarterback instead of Edd jury, his replacement, Willie the worst rushing offense, the League's regular season, touchdown passes and an Hargett, who ranks 10th among Spencer, has been averaging 6.5 worst passing oife'se, and— Southern California, 43 was to average of 8.? yards per at- league passers. yards per carry. logically enough_the worst be at Shreveport, , a tempt, will be going up against Jackso1nille was without l total offense in the World Philadelphia, 2-5, at a Shreveport defensive unit No. I quarterback, George San Antonio, the Western Di. They also have a four-game night. Tnday, Memphis, l, is linden can mix his passing It was likely to rely on aging 26.9 poin per game with winning seak. at PortIind, 2-5, and the with the running of Anthony running backs Tommy Heamon an offense that is led by the The Hornets, who dropped Ilawalians, 3, are at San Dav, a for.er teammate at and Mired Haywood agnst a passing of Johnnie Walton and 4 W Palm lteach Twsn IAk(i n. flna Rton II TodaysOam YnIk 'zpt. 7 "n 7 Aquirre, I Erdoz,i Peec,. C'ntraI II. Lake AlIt1 1 ("lv,, 'l S,I,i P.1m()r rmin Mtsii,r,a, 1 Sanfi fjflflflflMj IDMCy 10 5) 6? At IAt4 IEaterIy 71). in) I M Ano.es (Hooton $79) P'altlmewe PMatk fly 111K ASSOCLATKI) PRESS weekend, which is the opening who leads the Wi"!. with a . 1 v S Zrre 6 t Ikc 6 9) 41 P*Im F 77 Substitute M,.lPw'rr 11. Arcadia 0'soto TWELFTH GAME: I RlIbao New Vnrk tknO%m4n I) 13) I I rs (Rmsmusw F rrr 1 An,,ltr, I 11, Wyrnorp Teth o CthoIi ii. Plerrr (rII 0 ct ln,,fl 4 Nelb,tj,ne • San Franrkcn 1 San Dio 1 Saturdays Games (Pirann 'P ReuchpI 10 II) San fl;qn I rr I rrr. 1 Ch,,çha I SnI,. S P(k'ø ii Coc ReAch 6 ft'r,ri A mn 7 F,'rmin. N ehrinn II .1rtow 6 Mjrr, c,ti,u,e ErhAve Fi"tIs I ELEVENTH GAME: I Cacn o 7 .tl6ntA 6 MtvitrI 9. CbICAQO 6, PiM..IphI I. New York 3 P0tsNirh 7 SI LOUtS I NPw Sntith nM S S.nte A:p,, o Pp'n iti,, 7Arrq. u 61 9? 39 39' tilli Hi'tnn A 1 Frp, A Friday's Oames New Park II Jnnes 0 64 U 4?6 3%', v'rn." r;t cIlnr EIGHTH GAME: I flhIh, Altu 2 Arirrp U 1 W;nt Ii 0 Sis Ii 7% 10 417 26 AtlAntA flII iN iS srn to 10) 53 656 — i v fliIrk1n" 0 Cfl1flII C 70 F.vns 0 II 6% 57% a, it s s wInrl — Pit' MOUCI I''iinn All,, ''7' SEVENTH GAME: Eddy ir Arn I EcMno Iup,.qgii, I I rrI S.rchp,, S Oauiz,', I 1'7 A Al's NPU i Criie 0 Mv'rit? I,vfl 71, 5.'lC4I,t IA Kisc.mrnq.g 0 Vrn Rv'.rP, 10 T'?usv,lle 7 Baseball MtrMI .-. Sunday, Sept 71, 1975 Hornets Try To Extend Win Streak I ni,k .-., Millie Garner and Boness who both rolled the same series (492). NFL Ready ToGo We Put The Ball In The Air, all you have to do is catch it (Continued From Page 1-BI The Most Comprehensive Jtts' defensive end said of their opener in Buffalo against one of the nonstriking teams. "They're Just a lousy bunch!" The Jets' yo'li recall, did strike. So did the Giants—while the Eagles didn't. So Craig Morton and his teammates may teel the)' have more than one score to settle with Philadelphia. The other is young Mike Dory la's 20.7 nlanhandling of them late last season. Boryla beat out Roman Gabriel for the starting quarterback job late last season and held onto it 'luring the exhibitions this year. The l.i3fl5—who also struck— and Packers have a rivalry uating back 83 gaines, more than enough to insure the fans some extra intensity on the field. And, in a sense, both teams are starting fresh in game No. 84. The New England PatrioLs, who triggered the brief strike, have plenty of receivers in Randy Vataho, Darryl Stingley, Bob Wtnd,soi- and il_lure for their opener against Houston. But their No. I quarterback, Jim Plunkett, is out with a shoulder separation. Sports Coverage In Seminole County All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro ,I 1 . IC . , / 0 ' Weekday sports columns andfeatures, plus weekend blanket coverage. Doesn't Matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Bra ntley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. 00 The Evening Herald is your football plybook, scrapbook and authority. - liE - -( / CALL THE Evening Heiald For Regular Delivery 3222611 _______ 01 �f + . Home Furnis 'iOn h o Education gs Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Series — Sunday, Sept, 21. 1975-S8 Legal Notice ,r I4Y. 1k Land Transactions Legal Notice flHouses me Unfurished IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ltd AND !ertrr)nm, I', hat" noire ri I err' To Be On TV , 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, I Park, carpeted. (fr,iQ.-ries frrr,"j FOR SUMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA yard. lake Or'y ,leqpt. ne,lr Stmfriole Park ownerFLORIDA The Florida Land Title high percentage of For Older Youths CASE NO. 7S.11n.CA.a.o thopoing. rp'jr('1. 5275 ma Paul M. Cook & wf Opal to Henderson Ferguson & WI CENTENNIAL HOMES. INC Clara l. l'ambianco to NO. 71-113 CA-01.0 has prepared a occupied homes. And, since FORREST GREENE INC 322-2611 OCFAN FEDERAL. SAVINGS AND 831-9993 Plaintiff. Win. E. Nester & f Jean I., 14t Helen to Edgar Ferguson & wf Charles E. Ilankey & wf hun J., LOAN series of seven educational Florida's population is more RFAI.TOI1c $306131 ASSOCIATION. a United vs 8 LOUISE L GILL 39 111k C Sweetwater Oaks, Sec Delcie, Beg. 660'N of SE cor. of Lt 32 New Upsala, (less part) States hankino corporation. programs related to home fluid than that of other regions, 7 Bedroom hOup ('FORGE i CIMERMANCIC. SR. CLAS1FIED DEPT. . SfOvr. 6, $51,500. RATES Extension home Economics Plaintiff, SW14 of SE'* Sec 9.20.30 W c44,000. Defendant be it single'efrigerafnr P. air c onditioner buying and real estate In. property hcre vs Agent Sarah Simons to Joseph C. 164.7' c,. $3,500. '177 1131 NOTICE OF ACTION i titru S times 41c a line John It. Accardi & wf Billie- HAYDEN I SCHULTZ and vestment, it was announced by family, condominium or mobile ' 47 To - C,erirgr. j Cmermancc, Sr gb Sehoenbauer & wf Loretta, Lt thru times 25 6 ]Ica line 4 Semoran Inc. to Helen F. Ruth E. to Roberta M. JA('QISFI INE SCHUL1Z. his wile t James W. Robinson, chairman home — changes hands more HOME YOU ARF NOTIFIED that an 7 BR wall to wall carpeting SVben the children reach sub26 limes 24c a line IIoell Ests RepI. $46,300. Biggs, Summit Apts., CB - in Thompson, it 36 So. Pinecrt ril known to he dead or alive and. if action to elischarqe a Mechanies MONDAY of Fl.TA's Public Relations frequently than elsewhere." th 1 50 mo ru FRIDAY 4 S MaIIa Santora 1 1 ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) t" -' teen and teenage, you may have (1e(t, the unknown spouse, hers. I len. pursuant to the proviSionS of • r Randall M. Dike & wf Bessie Sec. 21-21-30, $3,418,700. after 110 SATURDAY 9-Noon 4th Addn., $24,300. Committee. 48-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fl. 3 Lines Minimum Sunday, Sept. 21. 1q75 devispes, qrant('es. assignees, Chapter 717. Florida 'lubst i to make some changes in house Program directors to Carroll W. Kile & f V. Viking Builders Inc., to Stonewood Inc., to Green & iipnnr, creditors. trustees, or other he.'n filed acjan%t youStatutes, has Members ef the As ____________________________ __________________________________________________ 7 fiR, fenced yard, SI',O Adults with respect furnishing to :neet their wants sociation and organizations thiighout Salle', its 11 & 12 & its 15 & 16 Ronald If. Brooks & wf Assoc. Bldrs. Inc., IA 18 Trilby Claimants by, through, under or to a ('fairn of lien recorded by you preferred 171 5551 or 322.6670 will be available to present 07kC "?5*t DEADLINES and needs. the state are being advised that sqainsi HAYDEN I SCHULTZ and on November 77. 1973. which claim is to saters, in Mineral Springs Jacquelyn li., W 115.02' of i3lk Bend, 2nd Addn., $19,800. . programs, three talks and four the seven JACQtIEL tIdE SCHULTZ, his wife re-cord4'-d in P,nn& 1001. Page 16.41. of nresentations are Teenagers need nln t. l'k 2nd Adds., $12,000, H, Lynwood Rev., $27,000. •' __________ SOURU color turns, 10 Jefferson Homes Inc., to or either of them; and all parties the Public Records of Furnished Semnole service available. Bookings can be and to sleep. They need lots of èI Joseph S. Harwood & wf Ruth having or claiming to have any County, Florida, the Claim bein.j on clubs, fraternal organizations, arranged 1IIII,I" storage space, for they are through Joel HickFuirnisPe-qi, clean I he-dro()rr P'.C., It 17 111k 36, Dreamwold 4th right. title or interest in the property real proeqty described as follows civic groups and others described, great collectors. In additien, man Pioneer National Title new carpet Reasonable trio! or All that tract or parcel of land ' —' $28,300. throughout the state, ... ShOppipO renter 317 7097 or 371 Def endantt Iy,nq and tw'Inq in Seminole County. they need a desk or table Insurance Company, 30 Sixth • Charles Clayton Jr. etux eta]. "50 NOTICE OF SUIT Robinson, who also is senior Str Florida. and hCiOQ a Portion of the liomwork and hobbies and a ee t North, St. Petersburg b I I II TO HAYDEN I SCHULTZ and West ' owner of to John K. Matteo & wf Lucille Secton hi vice place to keep records and +,Aro(,F1ONE SCHULTZ. his wife Township 71 South. Range 29 East. 4-Personals president of Miami.based (3373 who can be reached by 30-Apartments Unft'rnished Looking for garden eg,jipme'rn' '. ____________ U 3 English Woods, 2nd Addn., American Title Insurance onIpowntohe dead or alive P-ad today's cltifieà ads for and. if books. Also, they want to Anil being more oarticdlarly phone at (813) 896-5631. Hick. dl. ; $54,000. dead, the unknown spouse. heirs, describe-cl as tollow Ii f 000d buys . Company, said that the FLTA man, a T 7 Ar-I Furri & Unfun,, perso.a1ize their rooms with IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM member of FLTA's Ward & Blackwood inc., to devii"es, rira,,t.,'+ assignees, RFC.INpllpJG at a point located on objective i.sta alert the public to lake-, non! boat rl!i4jhg'j.,.. IN VOIiP FAMILY? pictures, banners, posters and lie-fort, 'reuitors, trustees, or other toe' western 001 of way of Wymore p Public Relations Committee, PAAPIPIER'c v'ILLAGE 113 6670 Kenneth H. White & wf Nancy claimants by through. urdec or the complexitiv and possible w AL ANON bi s Ave'n*,, '..Id point høinq located 715 I programs. And flu the 1l head the speakers' bureau. eyoften Io * * Lee, it 2 111k!) Mead Manor For families acm.nst HAYDEN I SCHULTZ and 1"t pitfal ls re l ate to real estate 1 or friends of qroble-m 3 room, rear upstairs a,,it - private north from the northwest corner • * vibrant I cii JACOI,FL IPdE SCHULTZ. 'his wife M the intersection of Spring Un. 4, W,000. entranc e-, por,,h & nagp tree--s. Nice Membership in the Florida conveyance. -. Valley I t"r1rgCri, tra,ler. South 1 For further information call lfl+ of either of them; and all parties Road arvi Wymort. Avenue, thence There should besleeping Call 1739379 "1' Dear Mr. Saxon, Sanforo Ave. 17% month Adults "This whole subject should be Land Title Association includes I 4387 or wile Kenneth It. White & I Nancy having or 'ta.minq to have any running In a westerly direction on a accommodations for two - for (_.4J only 171076-i ' :A4i--- -rI'll be buying a home shortly. It's not a new .. of special interest in Florida for virtually every major title right, title, or interest in the line parallel to the northern right BAMBOO COVE APIS Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0, house but about 5 the inevitable overnight guest ____ of I.tuWard& Blackwood lnc,,Lt years old in a nice neigh bo rhood. i'u he Rot 553. Sanford, Fla 3277 1 Property n'scribecf in the Corn way of Spring Valley Road. and 0 to reasons," he said "First, company licensed to ? 6.: BR MOBILE HOMES One- & 7 bedroom apartments, making a down payment Favorites for sub-teens and 15 He'pl. of Mend Manor, tin. 2. plaint, Pp%i1q'nce- unk,'ci'*n ..• . . . - of at least O per rent of the price, Does it pay to shop being tn(ated 713 I", north of the FijrpiShe'rI InC turl,00 hilt.-, I..'? Therapeutic Pool furnished or tinfurnsoe' our state has a particularly business In tin. state. Newly for a m!r(')ii 4 14 F HERFflY IdOTIFIED r,-'rthe'rn r JPii ri $51 MOO. v'n teen'o'ur re twin l, el'. .'..iv of Sprin lfllff('r r4'Ciftrrifr ror,.' •g,, )', E 'c" - MrTS it ,'j' t'i',ilth of our that a (orr,llalnt has been tiled Valley road for . Ostance of 1100'; arie Phonelli 1163 Airport Blvd Sanford Cluimk -, WEEKLY RATES wid to Will. trues, against you by the Plaintiff in the thence running 01 degrees north 01 7RP Me lOP . J. Watt & wt Lydia M., it 30 Irt above Stylpd Court and cause for the minutes. and 4 -A In checking with various Semmole and Orange County and beds with pop-ups, that ca ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help DeRary-Aciults 1 BR. air; close- to 140 01 seconds east for a (01051* ,) %-4S purpose of foe-cloinq the mortgage distance of 100 feet, more or less, to Y06 to meet the right person (vit Addn ifll1)t1TSt grantor life 5t ON be tucked under the bed when [ ._1 , 4.1 stores. Churches Ideal for retired Securi'y Dr_','v Regt)rp(f 1)%, Savings Loan Mciations regarding interest rates and Closing f1O / ______ on the , 'or IOU following described property. NATIONAL SINGLES • a point thence running easterly $100. fl USC. For tho persons 6M64$* or 3771054 I I fr •.. I I . -.-- -.. ,,• situate and being in Seminole 1)00' fret, more or less. to a oont CLUB OF AMERICA, Phon e: 305 (-.r- ' 4 CH!LDREN WELCOMF uiu.Uiianuper ' :'ic I ttejr irc'çw,,, roris to have the studio _ :: '. cent convenUonal loan interest rates run from 8L pe,. cent ta8l Mtoe wr-s,eiri rj,i 6i' way 1 1 A_ I Con nm? tg Schools & 5hovpni . L Seneca W. Heal & wf Lydia L, appearance or the den look, Lot 11, flock C. SUMMERSET C4 Wymore Avenue-. thence running i L OPANC,F CITY— Ouptey. turn, or per cent and closing costs will vary as much as 1J..tL11' MAIl Rtt.GES i. _____ .-- - .SANFORD 'StaBILE PAR KS INC per cent of the Holly,wood beds, bolster-back NORTH, SECTION FOUR. ac unfurn In A Quiet southerly direction al l.t281k II Eastbrook sI Un. 5, ong the Neighborhood Performed by Marilyn. Notary, loan amount, (San MoCentral) Cording to the Plat thereof, as western right of Ppton*ble 773 7611 or 37,71171 way of Wymore $22,200. Ocala. 901 717 $561 or ___________ 3513 S OrlandoOr.,.There is nothing mysterious U.Sed! pl),woods are those made ' The following list. as of Sept. 16, is purely indicative and not beds or sit and deep sofas are re-Corded in Plat Book 16. at Pages 25 Avenue, a distance- of 100 fee', more _________________________ (collect) . '% Richard L. Neidert & 371 119110 Hope A. Dunham to (;eo. Donald Harris & wf Jessie to and 76 of the PublicRecoras of or l'al.'ecartodri,. t ldho 1st of Oct about finishing plywood , of softwols like fir, pine or Al the point of bc-goring; binding on the lenders polled. Rates are subject to short term . i ndica,e that the can9py SLIM SeminoleCounty, Florida Will pay eip"nses BUDGETS Deborah to Fla. Houi,ng, Lt 9 Simmermacher & '.f Margaret Town of Alt. Spgs., E 25' of its sad tract contains 10 10 acres Call 371 0555 ARE of bed is 111111~ fluctuations. Expenses, as shown on the list, as a rule spruce. with far and away the although the number You are required to Serve a copy BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Furnished 3 bedroom mobile horne of thumb again becoming popular for a "'•• You are reuuired to serve a copy Blk 6, rep]. 511. 1 & 2 No. Orl, M., LI 13 81k C The Meadows 345, 347 369 & 374, Alt. Land I water furnished $173 me 377 5747 questions received on the most popular being the Ply , FACEDWII'HADRINKING FROM %%'WgffmllY nin about Ili percent Of the mortgage amount and Of your answer THE of Pleading on of your sritten defenses, if any. to ' WANT -. .: Towrsite, 4th Add. Village of West, $39 ;..i' i_.ii__.. wned! !!2d ef fir. yc hotel & Nay. Co., $100. Ineti. lady's iji. PROBLEM Plaintiff's attorneys. COLUMNS. : ,fcc tth "k" •"'" Action no J4mes M Corrig.*n. '. -....j.. c - !XtXCt, 7 Bedroom on large riverfront IC' I j. /,j• _" surve)' . PerhapsAlcotiolicAnonymous IAY,OI. BR1OId. a'uP.ER ____________________________ "v' tró• 4 1.... e....,, Pit,,iilIlf't AllUfiry. *h(M aodre in U. Corp to Stacking or bunching units, yards carry large quantities of and recong fees. ;isa per r.wwith 01.5 se-curt. otheise •_•_,••• W Ca,, i;1. & (RFENE FF., Mid Fla. to Joyce M. Pamela to Virgil H. Bell & wf Russell C. Hofmann & wf is Macw,r, Vnurhis & Wells. P A. 046 deposit ni U,,, withgenerousstorage capacity fir some plywood and small amounts , Call 47: 4557 In instances the application fee co vers the appra isal 1151 lIrickell Avenue . f 31-Apartments Furnished _______________________ PD tng 611 '13 Wall Street, Leis, Li £ 111k B RepI. Sanurj Madalin L, it 16, Since plywood s nothing of ardood pIs1(ls. I La '.'lrte P0 Roy 1213 arc other nCejtIes for teen and with some 1er'rs the crNl,t rrt a1+.i ,;,, . . . ;, _______________ South Foth, -. . . :,, ::;::Some Orlar'in Flor,da 1?RD2 on or before flt",onmwitnI central 4?'. 00 44 - ' ' - t rjr.1, 317l In. I & 2 142,300, more nor less than real wood, sell lartho dft .~~~ iltn 1075 and file the : ' +c4c No :)ik.i, 377 tnid sub-teen rooms. Families -U,Jt'U. $'8,900, I,in p. l'Ii.,,rt,)gf very w'rii I Stu3 ,r,ofltb pfu-t d..'l.,sil 373 Si'-od pl)ivoxIs only oil with thin sheets of veneers ci rt, with the' clerk of this court Marion C. Thorne, sgl to furnished .aD,'1rlment; reasonable have their choice of tall chests, itlke Mae Leyon to Edw. J. and file the original ans,yt-r or Ov,,l inthony Juliano & wf Jean to special orders , in which case The new 1976 Chevrolet Chevette Rally 1.6 Hatchback Coupe pleading in the Office of the Clerk of either before service on Plaintiff's Why store it and forget it? Sell it and (YR'S MOBILE HOME PAR" rent, 715 glued together, it Is finished S forget it with a Classifi ed Ad Intere'? Rate 3flLeroy C. Robb & wf Norma M., Aquarius Land Co. Inc., its 56 9 Baxter & Murray B. Baxter Jt. double dressers, double deck said Court on or before the Itt day of attorney or immediately thereafter. the material is ordered by 1k (formerly Bowman's). Renta' 2611. very much the same as alm Slng'c"amily N 87' of S 175' of ELt of it 33 & 10 Sanlarido The Suburb ten, 33004, that portion of SWti O:tober, 1915 It you fail to do so. a otherwise a default will be entered PIlcelyfurnishe'j apt Spaces, Cottages available COri'c beds and stacking and bunching Closing ost dealer to fit your specifications. any kind of wood you might will be entered against you against You for the redief demanded %RE YOU 'TROUBLED? Call Toll Adults only tee US! Hwy 1792, DeBary 60 ilome (&' Pct. Application (Con v entional units that help complete the (less ES') Sanford Celery Delta Beautiful, Alt. Sec., $9,000. of NF)I of Sec 26-20.3!, S of SR default %Vh)' fir plywood so for the relief Sought in he Corn 4905. 1717 Maonoli. Free. 644 buy. ii 7.027 Th the compl*lnf for "We Care"& Loin S 87' or petition of E ' of Lot 33, Fee Same to same as above, IA 18 16 (less W ' $12,000. room's storage requirements Mortgagei kax/rn t e key Is the type 000d popular? Hecause it's the plaint 1% "Hotline", Adults or Teens WITP4ESSmy hanu and these-al of h.isu. !?7,800. as.4TnwHv • Lake Mary +An ^u h*,.l ,Wi aiI no Nice furnished apt - Attention Retirees- Help create .ir These e nsembl es ar e available —— HIk 0 Lor1gwo.od Par,, ;i,000 i WITNE SS Casse!berry Gdn Inc., to P, i r',,r4 An 1 cheapest, has exceptional .Pfl$a.,lh..q 19, loft. i.1*l rair.m.nt village on Iii" — r" -- I--' ftflOY,fl as First Federal sid g e. ' Said Court at Sanford, Florida ISeath $31i US, Robert D. Deshon & wf Betty 2.0 pct. in colored enamels or natural Havel D. Bricker & wf Betty Thomas E. Sullivan & wf, strength and his the bill for the studentt, or pe-tt beautiful Wekiva River at CarP i 3fl+1930 SeminoleCounty, 5-Lost Found & Florida. this 251h Mid-Florida the facing is birch, you handle to Donald K. Coffman & wf to Robert L Evans, Lt 17 111k 17 Grace, it 1 131k C Crystal Bowl Arthur H feckwith. Jr Plus expenses wood finishes, Seminole 777 4410 majority of projects. day of August, 1975 Clerk of the Circuit Court First Fed eral lor2cedroornsAduItsonly $70 the finishing chores Just as you negulur fir ply wood is 3.0 pct. Fleta B. its 1-6, Yankee Lake Weathersfield, 2nd Addn., 2nd Addn., $3)0. 'Seal) If you are worried about walls Dom By Lillian T Je,,'in% S yr.,r old. altered male PARK AVEPIUE MOBILE PARK tic M rke Of Seminole would a piece of solid birth. If Au Tcrr., $55,500. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. . Plus expenses $28,800. Deputy Clerk being marred with scotch tape mositure resistant and suitable clamrse rat wearing white flea 2345 Park Drive, tic up, Robert Akins & Kay A. to Estate Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida it's oak, then you would have to fore $50 PuhIlh' Sept 14, 71. 25. Oct S. 1975 Robert E. McKee & wf Betty 875 3.0 pet. collar: I ak.Mary area Pan Answers or nail holes, cover a wall or Amer. Bk. Miami WASHINGTON, D.C. — to purposes. Exterior By Lillian Woodman I rt Raymond A. Newsome & wf Bedroom apa rntnt. 117 French "We are offering two models States," he said, "and it make a decision on whether to DFP 100 Federal to Alevarwier Phone 373 0353 ______ - _______ ' Pius expenses to James W. Woolen & wf Jean, Arduous C. Teemer & sif Annie Rita 13., its 9 & 10 131k H Repl. Deputy Clerk f ir plywod has waterproof glue Ave 51(1) month l'j 173 depos,t portion of one with an Inex. Chevrolet today announced of the Chevette," said Lund, "a delivers the best gas mileage of use a filler in its pores, the Security $90 8.5 2.0 to 2.5 pet. Puhtith Aug 11 Sept 7. 14. 71, 1975 372 6117 or 675 1657 41-Houses DST from 1)6 Pinecrest Drive — its 38 39 & 40 Loch Arbor, IL, U 48 Academy manor Un. 2, Tr. 57, Sanlando Springs, $5,3W. DFO pensive wall board. It can be detaiLs of its completely new four passenger hatchback any U.S. built car — rated up to same decision you would between the plies and other 19A Federal and higher Crystal Lk Club Sec. £4400. White Persian female cat. Plus expenses 521100 Monthly Rentals Available ine000re T. Dudek & June to attached with inconspicuous car for the domestic market, coupe and a two passenger 30 miles per gallon on the EPA confront If finishing, let's say, qualities that make it more NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Winter Park Reward Phone 3771903 $75 8.5 3.0 pet. Benjamin F. Ward Jr:, & wf Sharon M. Lo igaber to Kevin Austin N. MalcombJr, & wf Va. 1)351)50—Color TV brads and will serve as a place the 1976 Chevette, sctw(4u led for special purpose model called city schedule, with the optional an oak table, advantageous for outdoor and NAME STATUTE Federal Va. & Robi. L Ward & wf Jo 0. Riley & wf Susan C., it 127 QUALITY INN—NORTH Plus expenses — TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, .5ode-rnlzlng your Home' Sell no marine * * 'se. to display teenage treasures, dealer introduction on Thur. the 'Scooter.' Our marketing engine, and up to 40 miles per L it 22 (less E 26 26.12') ') & all of I SR 434. Long''I First Federal Nritice i $70 Ann hereby given that the longer needed but useful items 8.5 to Ben Ward 3.0 pet. Agency Inc., You may even want to cover s.clay, Oct. 2. Trallwood Ests., Sec 1, $24,000. The two examples given — The grain in fir is what isf 'I 21, 131k 62, Sanlando Sub. undersigned, pursuant to the objectives for the Chevette are gallon on the EPA highway birch and oak *ith a CI*tsfied Ad Of Orlando FICTITIOUS NAME From NW cor. of NWI4 of SW Plus expenses AVALON APARTMENTS * this board with a decorator — John H. Childress & wf Betty are not likely known as "wild." It will so Robert D. Lund, Chevrolet twofold "Fictitious Nm , . me Beaut., Notice' 1% hPrP Statute." Chapter Palm hy tl, vn c- t,*at W are Springs Sec., to offer our schedule, with the base Orlando $75 ADULTS. NO PETS 8.5 3.0 pet. SeC.27.212,etc.,7.l7acresm. 665 09. Florida to James engaged in business at 70*0 II to occur unless you are making times show through ordinary Statutes, will register Buchanan & wf burlap. Some teenagers prefer general manager and General customers a clear alternative to e.." 11 $37,500. PdC'*Piouses jna rural area No down 1)AW+2ndS?. gine Federal _______ — 1, S3,0%). 6-Child Care Plus expenses Dricedo Ave. Maitland, Seminole with the Clerk ntthe circuit Court in Theresa,E8,3'ofIA9&W72'of fine furniture or workbg on a finishes after a period of time. payment, monthly payments less to cover the board with a fabric Motors vice president, called the imports, and to offer as _____________________________ County. and for Seminie County. Florida Florida under the fictit,out Clean 1 bedroom apt, Shoemaker Constr Co. Inc., to than re-n?. Government SubSidiZed 10 that matches an upholstery the Chevette the First domestic much fuel efficiency In this size project where hardwood is 131k A, English Ests., Un. 4, Th is is t _______________________ru UPOn e no matter what kind re(e-i' of proof of the name- of A MO+ ORLANDO. and air, nos Part 11I IS It is the lightest U.S. built to Qualified buyers Call to ice ' On'olete- cPOlcI rare s'rv'r's. Nra' John A. Cox& wf Margaret, IA 161,000. I that we Intend to register saic name publication of thit notice to will. cover. Some like to put up car designed with major em- vehicle as possth!c. car required Plywoods with hard of fir Is used, but fir ply woodi is I'll 4333 you Oualif'y! Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE at just under 2,000 pounds ano 15 4, 81k F. Idyllwflde of Loch Leal Notice with the (leek of the C'rcuit Court. HONG KONG RESTAURANT shelves and brackeLs I,) hold phasis on efficiency both ia the L. T. Hunt Jr., & wf Doris E. wood facings or those with all finished more often than OlOD'.E DAY CAPE 3235490 Send )our questions to: Real Estate Investments, The un der which we Pipe-ct to engage in Furnlshed apts,Wee,sly "The Chevette Ls qu- first 17 inches s"llorter than any other hardwood veneers are not big regular lumber and so gets er',ite Cnunty. Florida in ac PA UN$WORTHI1EALTY Arbor, Sec 5, 144,000. tennis rackets and similar use of materials and to Shop & Go Inc., Li 864 (less 'Iness at 937 State Street, Sanford or Monthly rates on s l European design concept built Cliev~rolet in rem.. history. It ,. Evening Herald, 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Fin. 32771. rordanre With the. o?OviSi4r,% Of the Re+ Reel c51*te Broker FICTIT,OUS SAME BABY'S WORLD. Care-for Infants Thomas L. Cannon & wf Rd.) Longwood, $15,700. items. Plaza Shopoing Center, '0 the City of consmtion. Park 373 4794 sellers with most do it yourse.1f more attention from a finishing Flctitbouuj flame 103W. 1st 5?. NOtip t Statutes. To W't 10 age7 Only PIe-it hereby given that we are completely in the United the first U.S. built metric car. tortew Drlyi'r's' Judith to Alan Ralph L.ajara, Atl'C Nail Bk. Sanf to engaged in business at 00 Fern 54'rtionf6SQ Florida Statutes $957 Sanford. Fto,jda purchasers;. The moat widely sthndpoir'. License Bureau 322 6645 I Bedroom upstairs apartment. '773.40610i'fl303)7evei That the parties interested in said sgl., N 9.5' of IA 150 & S 62.0' of Cherry's Real Est Agcy & PCvk Blvd . P4,' 6 and 7Q3, Fern That the persor's interested 'n sad utilities Included, downtown area G en. Park, husine's '-nt,prp.'i venture are are as foIlowt37770+ Seminole County, I 11, Queens Mirror So. Addn Contr. Co. Inc., Li 10 131k 8 Tier 1125 plus dCpOjit fl — — 9-Good Things to Eat K Ku nAle BurkeCommprcial Properties Florida under the li(tititjs name of Mo t-' Cb. $23,500. r" eneva Helen P Ku C, E.R. Traffords Map. 01 H0?.SF GUARDIAN SYSTEMS. and Pal Marlowe-flØ'i LEASING Homes, Lots ttle want 0th bring big, big Dated at Sanford. Seminole Poe'w'rt Qtjimby Blessing Methven Inc., to Sanford, $3,000. New medern 1 story stud,o apart fhM we intpn1 tO register 5,id name re-Suits County, And JuSt try one Florida, 3fl 2611 or Segtember 13th, with the TV Cl the Circul Court, Pu,hlish 5cr' 11+ 71+ 75. Oct S. 1975 mpntt, attractively furnished. James E. Emmons III, & wf viesThis Week Raymond J. &rtot Sr & wf SeminoleClerk 111 99911 DFf. Acreage conveniently County. Florida 'n' ac located and Marilyn IA 8111k E, Sweetwater Vera to United Co Fin Crp., Puhlith' Sept 21, 7g. Oct S. 17. 1915 UI cordance with the provisions of the beAutifully Iartdscaperj For in JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC tIER 136 Oaks, Sec 5, *59,900. formation. call 3720704 Elk P Longwood Park& U 7 & ricMiOtA Name Statute's. To Wit' 13-Help Wanted SUNDAY STUDIO ihe Huskey Co. to Dec. 11:30 (6) — Hitched — Sally - — 1.7. 3 — 1:00 lAS 09 Florida Statutes 1937, W. Garnett White (35) Violent — 1:00 (44)- G-Men- James E 12' of 16 BIk K Longwood Section Lorraine- Jean-Pierre Want someone to Share apartment MORNING S Margy A Kelly BEDROOM SUITES Marguerite Chapman Gayle Hunnicutt Field, Tim Matheson Playground — Stanley catexine Constr. Corp., it 2 BIk the-autic;an with following preferred Cagney, Margaret Lindsey, Park, $100. Prcfer between 71 and 76). 5$) Broker, 107W CommerciI ILII (44) Aurnont,Gene Kelly, Celric Raymond 0 Murphy Thirteen Ghosts BEDROOM FICTITIOUS NAME 11:30 (9)- David CopEVENING Of without. In new Zayre's TUESDAY Baker, Anne Heywood month 174 Chuh Street, D, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, Sanford 373 7U1 PuibtIst.' Aug IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Barton MacLane 31, Sept, 7. II, 71. , NotIreisP erehyqiven that weare THE QCD United Co Fin. Corp to 1975 TOWNHOUSES Pardwicke Donald Woods, Charles Shoppng Center. I? 97 and Airpot perfield- W. C. Fields, 1+ onowond 8:00 (35)-Psychout-- Susan MORNING EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP. tWO 193 l hu'.njj at 7040 N 113.900. o aned 1:011 (44) — Our Little Girl — EVENINGS Kenneth M. Sandon, LI 17 & E 4:15 144)- Charter Pilotfl Road Atene's F4%h, n's & Beauty .''— _ 4 fly 'a'.-, — ,. IJJ. icerbert Strasberg, Dean Stockwell 9:00 0) — Off Limits — Bob Orlando Ave . Maitland. Seminole CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Lionel Barrymore Shirley Temple, Joel John H. Andersen & wf Ann to 12' of lot 16 131k K, Longwood Slon, 171 7330 before 5 30. Two. One bedroom furnished apts. I: bath home, large corner lot 9:00 (9)- Death ScreamLloyd COUNTY FLORIDA 16:11 (2) — Strongroom — Nolan, Lynn FICTITIOUS NAME Ban, County Florida under the fictitiout Hope, Mickey Rooney, 1:55 (9)- The Big Showdownstairs, convenient location, screened porch. fech,ed back yaro McCrea FROM Lloyd F. Taylor & wf Linda B., Park, &d. $100. Lucie Ar,'iaz, Edward Plotice' ;s h'- rrt,y iJrfl 'hit we are panic of AIM ASSOCIATES IN 9:00 12,81-- The Man Who CASE NO. 7S-IIS9.CA-Os.A George Montgomery Derren Nesbit, Ann Lynn AVON ioeal fOr rIder Cm.iOte-j $31 0990 C*rpetrg, kitche-n eqt,ip. -: Esther Eddie Mayehof, Marilyn Willarrm, Cliff Pii,jfl'%5 In ro% (fl','l fl ReEVENING Lt 15111k at the Marriage of MIlSIr, anti fJ that E Spring Lk hills, Sec we intend Lo ved Cat Dant.ing- Burt Want to earn E,tra Xmas money? Asner, Art Carney, L)iahann Don A. Loftus to Jean Lni,,t1I le'arator tOustie's Pr,( , 11:45 (44) — Hold That Ghost 1:45(9)- The George Raft Seninran DARt ENI: ANN Del AURA. Robertson flyd 1505 W. 25th St. Maxwell, Casselberry. rpoistersaidramp with the Clerk Of r. 7:3C (13) — City of Missing 5, $69,900. (alt 6443079 Carroll, Iteynohis, 172.5(1) Nn brokers 377 7051 Kate Jackson, Tina Sarah Miles DeCulbert, its 3 & 4 less N 10' & — Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, 5-e-n,innle StoryRay Danton, Jayne County Petitner. Florida under the the Circuit (n-un Seminole County, 1:00 (9)-- Never (The a oI1 Elm Sanford I Bedroom. SANFORD AFTERNOON GIrL — John Archer, Gale Nelson H. Pcet& wf Helen to 11 in. of 111k 52. Townsite of No. fictItious name of i .s 'S DOG FlorIda in accordance Housewives — 3 attractive- women Louise, (loris Leachman, Manfield With the and Richard Carbon 9 :01) 141-Golddiggers of married couple only No pets 317 1:00 (35) — Pillow to Post — Sucker an Even Break— W. Storm fleeced 'n thiS area to conduct In HOUSE & J J 'S COIN LAUNDRY. nrnvisicrw of the Fictitious Name CARRY Dc-LAURA Barrie Brightman, apt. unit 102 Chuluota, et al., $100. Nancy Walker, Haul Julia, 6936 Mrs Mello 6:00 (4))- Danger.I.ove at AFTERNOON 1935- Dick Powell, Gloria home style shows Part time, Ida Lupino, Wilijorn Prince,8:30 (35) — The Sharkfigliters C. Fields, Leon Errol rid that we Intend t regiSter said 'es tafut 'To Wit Section $65 09 Professi Bldg. onally Mar,aaj,d H. Crown Oaks, condom, John P. Ryan, Phillip Clark Space Inv. Co.. to Seagull 1:11 (44) — Solid Gold some eves WorkJack Haley, Ann Stuart For interview, call 373 NOTICE OF ACTION (aroe7rc'dnoom down. .all utilities Paine with the Clerk of the Circuit FlOrida Statutes 1951 That the 5: 20 191 — Dr a e ul a 's Sydney Greenstreet. By — Victor Mature, Charles $26, 0. 11:30 (6)- Manea$er014.4 or 904 7360771 Constr Inc., it 3 111k 1", Court, Seminole County, Florida In per'.sns inter ested n sad venture TO C,ary DeLiuijra 537 SC *1 Ifl 7764 Also house Sothern, Mary Bolan 12:00 C.dmae- Judy Helliday, (2)-.Fragment of Daughter- Otto Kruger, I Het, ri pl,jrwi;ng hOur building I:GO(44)—The Hi-others Rico Olsen IMS& 35 Regina Dive Branirnir Botic & wf hlella to accordance with the CrOVISiOM of areRichard Basehart, Ben Sweetwater Oake, &c SATURDAY , LOOKING FOR Paul Douglas, Fred Clark Fear- David Hemmings, -7 Help in Zoning matters Gloria Holden — Richard Conte, James Aloomingburg New York the Flctitiou 9:00 (44) — Captains of the ' flame Statutes, To Dale Burke Donald D. Hockman Sr., & wf J Gazarra, Sheree North Brenda Cowan, sgl to George Wit' Section P63 09 Florida Statutes 2:11 (35) 3 Architect's professional input MORNING 31A--Duplexes Angels Wash YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an SOMETHING SPECIAL? Don Tvlor Darren, Diane Foster Clouds Carol it James Cagney, 3 111k 11:30 (44)— E. Sweetwater The Abhgy & 4 Financial ,Idvise- & assistance Devil's A wf Eva M., N 100' of E l57 action for dissolution of marriage 9:30 (13)Earl Berm.Their Faces — Frankle Butler Dilemna EVENING S low construction costs Dennis Morgan S Rarh,sr. A F.5P,el b. has bee,s filed against you arid you Place an ad in classified It doesn't Oaks, Sec 2 *55,400. Comfortable, clean, air conditioned. Hand- Robert Aida, Linda Pi'hlith Seri 11 21. 25+ Oct 166' of SEI i of SWII less Rd., f AFTERNOON Thomas, Ann Sheridan, 'ratter wh*t you need YOu' II find 6 Even Site loca,ipo, if require-ri 7:30 (13) — The Butler's are reQuired to serve ,m Cocy Of your Jc'eph .1 Fi%hl 2 bedroom ant , 1973 ll:.3O(S)- Satan's School For kit(hg Win. A. furnished Morrissette Christian & wf Sec 3-20-31, $10,750. that torte reader fiat just that Ronald Reagan. 1:00 (130— AffaIr in Reno PublIti' Sept Ii 71+75. Oct S. $973 DEP ewrItten defenses, if any, to it On Carport 777 4153 Dilemna — Judy Kelly, Girls — Pamela Sue ____________ Item he or ct.r would like to Self Mary to W. S. Hussey & wf 1:00 (i)Al CaponeRod YOU SAVE Greater Corisir. Corp to Carl 2:00 (6)C.APY F MASSEY ESQUIRE 616 3:00 (41) — Bets Malone — King Kong s. Ilermione Giniold De it onw' Franklin, Kate Jackson. TIME .'.'OPIEY HEAOACHC VI('ki I.., it :i 111k F Winter F Srimoran Blvd Steiger, Fay Spain, Martin Suite h-. Rose & 102. I Phyllis 1., it 2 (;odzgia- Michael Keith, Ed Begley, William Holden, CAlL 377 2611 6:00135) — The Horn Blows at 32--iouses Unfurnished Altarronte Springs Florida 37701. on Woods Un. 4, 143,200. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FRIDAY Balsam 131k The Woodlands, Sec Harry Ilolcvomb Johnny Stewert Cr t"e'fore October 171 h. 1973. arid file Midnight — Jack Benny, JOHNNY WALKER PEAl FSTATE SALESMEN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRIN THF CIRCUIT COURT OF rpir Etnheit Constr to Dale R. 138,700, MORNING 1:00 (44)- Fury at Furnace 3:30 (5) — 20,000 Years in 2:00 (14)ItIP original with the I The We Rr'eirnrim. 1 bath cirport. hg Curse flay the Clerk of thit overhead, of you make CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR Dolores Moran EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. GENERAL CONTRACTOR \lcCullt'.m & wf Constance M., 9:00 19— The Bride Goes Creek- Albert I)ekker, (purl either before Service on fenced yard, swimming COOl 1 blk sales, earn more money Openings The Greater Constr. Corp. to SEMINOLE COUNTY B I g too t — Sing Sing- Spencer Tracy, W ill I a in CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE REAL ESTATE, INC 9:00(44) — Shake Hands With Pe-titioner's attorney or from tctnol 719 V,hlen Road 31. rn a-alIatile in active Lake Mary and l.t 3 131k D Sseetwater Oaks, Merritt M. DeCol & -Al Patricia CIVIL ACTION Wild- June Allyson, Van Victor Mature COUNTY. FLORIDA. Simonsen, Robert (.lymine Belle Davis me-d1 stelv 9147 •h.reafter The Devil — James Cagney, Altamonte Springs offices otherwise a CASE NO. 7S h174 CA 0i.0 Johnson CIVIL CASE NO 7s i717.CA.os.0 2:45 1441- Something for the Set' 2A, $54,800. 322-6457 U 82, Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox HAPRIIT 2:30 (13)- City of the Missing EVENING default wl't he entered aqa,nst you MANNING, FORREST GREENE INC Glynnis Johns, Michael COMBINED MORTGAGE & AFTERNOON Ciiflhietl BOY*-for the relief Mirami, demanded in the Hunt, Sec 1, 147,200. 8:00(35)- e Irish In UsPlaintiff, 373 6337 or 327 5970 eves Girls Sandra L. Levy to Wm. PFAI TV (0 a F lorida cor Redgrave petition 1:00 (35)-To The Victorvs Vivian Blame, Phil Silvers, Porathon Joseph M. Spivey, widr. James 3:30 (14)The Cagney, to Pat Rita & tat ion Amazing J,, LI 7 81k A I icense'n real estate sales pern for 9:30(35)- Night Ambush — WITNESS my hand and se-al of APIr .NDFIJSOP4 and Dinnis Morgan, Vlveca Michael O'Shea. Plaintiff, thit W.G. Albertson, W 208.71' of W IP4S1FI( :. APIDI-Ilsofi '1,5 *ite. O'Brien, active Sanford office Eiperience Transparent ManOlivia Stacctiater Oaks, $ 000 Dc Court on the 10th day of Sep Dick Bogarde, Marius v's Lir,rlftr 1:0O i !ii- The ('ro'.c f desired, or will train Business is tf.mber 1973 Havilland, Frarjr McHuEh. it t ' I ft fl*' (I V 13.25, ch. OfN2O$.71'0f563331' Central Fla. Prod. CA to VA"% THOMAS I GOLDEN and NANCY onod CAILBAPT REAL (Spill NOTICEOF SUIT ('.01 DEPI. ofNl4S.56'ofGovt. Lt1, Sec his wile. ERNESTO . Joseph E. Hart & wf Janet B., FSTAIF George Willis. 3736010 Arthur H 13e-luwith. Jr TO I AkJ.tY ANDERSON and C.A1 ID and MARINA GALLO. hit 19-29. 14,000. don, Thomas Jackson, J. 1.1 12, less N 272.' of E 80' of Cl k Al Circuit Court er David Janssen, Ralph PATRICIA ANDERSON, his wife. -. ' wIfe, (7FFL.lA DERIVET, and Cafeteria conk and k'tct'ten help Valentino Jos. Zeek, sgl & ReSidence tjnknnwn fly Elaine RiCharde Ferrell MacDonald. S 1 7 of it 12& Nli of 13 & all of Meeker MAC.DAt FNA OFRIVET, Must he dependable and bondable Deputy Clerk If alive, and if either or allot them :00 (9) — Serpko M 14, Eureka Hammock. $24,500. Louise Zeek, sgl to Mary Julia flays. Mon through Fri. In San Defendants p itiIih' WEDNESDAY Sept 11, 7) 71. Oct S. 1979 he dead, all parties claiming inters? NOTICE OF ACTION ' ford area CAN $59 5)1) Pacino, John Randolph, George sgL, Li 10 Dick Pond Joseph E. Ilart&wf Janet to £ _ DER 10$ MORNING FROM by, thrc.ugh. under or against TO THOMAS I ("flt OFt. ISUUII. 1.fi )ILPJ. LARRY I)aleA.l)uvall&wl Phoebe M., ANDERSON Tony Roberts, 111ff 9:00 9- The Hoodlum Saint and Full time. I PN+ ito 1) shift. Apply and NANCY GOLDEN. . -. ItA 1 PATRICIA ANDERSON, h's wile Or Mary J. McGuire, Barbara Eda. his yife — Lakeview Nursing Center, 919 E. George to Valentino & Richard F. Hauck & — William Powell, Esther either of them and all parties , 7, Residence' Unknown Young, Corni1ia Sharpe, Ed Jos. Zeek, sgl & Louise Zeek, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT lIt AND — -Isabelle, wf., its 12, 13 & 14 & having or tmirg Ia have any ,Ind FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, sgl., 1.1 10 I)uck Pond Addn. to * right, title-ni intt.re-st in the prC'perty I.ts 19-22, mcI (less W 10' of 19got i :WIl EItNOON — __ .. 0111 IA DERIVE T Ond 21-Situations Wanted FLORIDA 4 1130 $ CB $100. herein described 11".. Red Sun VA 95% CONVENTIONAL MAC,DAIENA DERIVET 22) Eureka Hammock md 1% (35) CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-1578-CA.04-C Manpower Ppidt.nce"s of all said defendants Peso1ires l)nk.,', Donald H. Stewart & wf Charles Bronson, Toshiro In Re: the Marriage of A ful $500 rovrg a'wI-ze i,en c. crops, fruit etc., $400,000. Prartfralniru d""s "-'r"oment Edward G. Uobin unknown ' .VOlt ARF. NOTIFIED that an SUE REED BOYKIPI. WIt.. Mifure, Main Delon rni'm mnn,-'jg and n,ru-or %ittpr Janice in Wreds .15 Can liy, G. Adams & Graraaa 373 Townhom, at Sancca' Move in for less and you YOU, Geo, T. KC and & each of YOU. are A(tiontoforecIoea mortgage George Raft, Marlene ' on the DAVID IIVJIIl IIIr1lcJF1IJrI fl%JIIl MARION BOY KIN. 5159 hereby nn"ied that an ôCtiOn to WC Mabel, Lt keep the difference. MONDAY 11, 111k 2 Mineral foIIwirtg property in Seminole HuSt,and Floyd E. Langley & wf Diane Detrjch. IANIOO 4 foreclose a mortgage on the (runty. Florida ,. *% See what a Granada Townhome has to offer Over 1,650 Springs park, $11,500. NOTICE M.,l.t5lIlklTheMeadows Un. . (44) I.ost 112tiallon toll property in Seminole 24-Business Opportuniti es .cf 77 Block I. Replat of Sheet I & TO' DAVID MARION BOYKIN square feet of living space including 3 bedrooms, 2'/z _____ _____ l 139,300. Icccatexlne Constr. Cu-p to County, Florida 7. North Orlando Towns,te, 41h 335t1 Spring Drive bat's and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, Lt'iI I). Block D. SUMMERSET Addition. Village of North Orlando. Marpret O'Brien, Robert At]. Corp. of Amer. to Arthur Wm. T. Spears & wf Jena L, 3-Operator Beauty West Columbia, South Carolina enclosed Pat io garden, twOc3r garage with electric doors, Salon In NORTH SECTION FOUR, *C as rPcnred in Plat Book II Pagc- 9 Preston, George Murphy, I Cnowond Re*%iin*ble pr,ce You, are notifed Waldman & wf Elaine, it 4 Elk 1.1 IS 111k C. Ssset'tssaler Oaks, i ..I, the ,ibv EVENINI; . cer.traI hit and air, Cofor.coQrdjnjtecj rrr(lnui to fh,- Phil thereof, as P. P., Piibli' fZrir,rd of cri,-.',e ..,,,.-i ne:..,... that cfe-n and moth r # . I i7nnt' Thrn '- -- .h S. I -' iI --. . ' ,-. '..' P."-' Iii IG -,r,J,1;W III CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter — __ HOURS !f +. r- P f r ,q I I ~__~ ',y all! 1 1' .allI IIr fff j r _._JJ I Noon The Day Before Publication r Sunday - Noon Fidcy -' Sec., Seminole County's natural beauty and fi ri - . sub-tropical climate continues to attract * 33—Houses + new residents who buy new homes. + The Herald reports the total land transactions within the county. To be 6 : . ~ & A I 1 I ~~~Ili ~_ - — _______ .L.. iii fo mod - - - " . N~,~ THE ~_Nli I, sure to read the "Home section - ;Ai every SUn'auy. , 7 - "I /_,~' 11Z growth pattern be .—i J. pill I 0 All + ' r o- V 1m es n . a ______ t ._.. .. to Real -. "Get 'Em While They're Hot" * N. + + Uardens Luxury Patio Apartments+ - — 125 I. L. - 322.2090 What Johnny Walker Offers You 90 — $ioo. — - - 7-- - A. - Th Dftlwii .1 - - _.. XXV WILCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY — 4P . 'A I MORNING 1:00 - -- N1A W 1111 .- 1 N 1 i1 7 86 NEW HOMES $50 - I 8% ;-.. You've 16 I900 TAX CREDIT APPLIES Let us build one of , - - IT , - -_ We offer 10 different I A ' ,.#,,.._ ., tt �, - Evefr, Herald Sanford, ______ —___________ - 41-4ouses - 41—Houses - ______ CaliBart Payton Realty ____________ ____________ -MnIJJ Ho, 6S—Pets. 5Juç'J GOOJS _ -___ --- Real 7 8drnnrn , r cnncIt,oned fenced 1901 Stsmrnl1n Ave niir m "9, Estate - I Assume Assume Payments / ( Bulldog iT t'1Y JIIP4 CAIS in s's nuoaesmale.. I 80—Autos for Sale --- I - 1975 Mark Mobile Home. i 12xo4, 2 BR. completely _____ ---- _______ 77—Junk Cars Removed 41—Houses - I, _________ - - - 1969 VW fl u. scrfect rnich.inEcMly, flfW ;ng).l-sion, Suoo 177 0104 Mter 1 I 'IIf 177 1O' xJO shed. 2 sinner 7.g q in .ihen.'f. I dlt ______________________________ I ModerniZIng your $(&jflfln lWlfl flii1lt1. front Awnlnqs. Home? Sell no cash or longer needed but useful ilemi I Iee'ilinq rl.'Ii,. fAflffl Ot, OPPORTUNITY ne RFDUCIDSA 000 trade. 323.4279. fl2 I1I. 1971 Pinto .iitom,tic, factory air 67 -Livestock. Poultry with a Ctaitij A1 Prcr.qic,n Drool egg ranch fOr Tj'p4. Bo'drnnqn 7 tith Pavtalinrf%7*or)Otyme, new .0 76JO H;a,ha Ave 1117 s9 nr 6)4 1S Deatea Ser. at I alc I Acres 1 bedroom hOme ________________ 1 Plianrot s,un lirepI.e. — (AP4r (3RD SE WING CENTER 1%0 laying hens, avraqc in 43 Lo g 'arefaIrr rents Goats 1977 Plymnijlh Sate lliteStlio,i .rag,. aoart I 107 Fact F if %I Downtown 78-4)torcycles rem 1117% Today 's Best Buys mr-ni Ui ma Minimum fully loaded low mileage, 177 QI) Eve 1169 1146 .4719 eirence Esreflenl return on your ectra clean 17.19% Call Don Pooe 40 ArRF-ARIZONA RAP4C'1 'FRY CIF4N 7 hed,00m modern MOHAWK investment US000 Terms 9?1K.'iwasesooso at 377 lASt Dealer fl r•"• P Ity .alyes. 11o4 monIhs old. hor,i,. $17 payments of ULP DECORATORS 'T REALTY INC. it; 0(. A Oct Interesl reinins 109W Is? St • 3fl 733.5 376 in 110 Phone In 7611 S temper Realty Phnne 177 1974 tiçflq If. hartp I (yl EM iflc iccni ... .me Ialance. III 73114) Near We ltsiv Furniture PA P TlA IV furnished I bedroom. It lis cp'ed, 9,000 miles $7650 37) 4115 2404f fact nrciwpnq ~.,'rv,ce St Joirns $0 Million 1971 Cen?raIFlcri hMh home Owner financed rnaha 41? 150 i&F's,c0n :M7 Pr67AFeed Plant iu6t Pr MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR broke ground tlnenial tirrc dq S 16,1110 1977 Tnynf 7 dr low mileage. e(Ilnt TifI lnciir,ncp included 3H 199) ' ord. SP7S 171 MIN 19)95 French ST. JOHNS REALTY nanmv oecil Averageretail 52ppliances NFSOTA TITLE CO Call Mr JIM DANDY JAll FEED fl 737i. 3fl 11$. 377 19114 9649 31700 Our urice. 3139$ 373 11570 SPA(IOISS 1 hdrOm older lm BROK ER S Pen Buy Direct (DII F CT 607 994 SIll 377 19%;. 372 or 1134 460% From B'zrar ' with a rental Owner financed t t3ealer Days )fl 617) - CORMLY .S E 16 S , ld 3j 4?3) Mforcycle Insurance -IV SV OM QIJAI ITY APPLIANCES AT Night; 377 7357 (T THOSE LUX CASH 7 Aparlment bcjitdngs near town Y ITEMS FOR BLAIR f.GFNCY RAPI.A,N PRICES SANFORD --For Your Junk Cars (oflvN'flt to shopping district • MINI FARM Well. A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 3 Wa AUCTION, 1?) 7310 snrnklers, WIlT REALTY 68—Wanted to Buy —_______ — — FROM TODAY'S WANT A()%s 371 And crhets 130.000 each, terms 4 norm. hMh 7 k,lcien neat available For information call ftroh,'r KENMORE WASHER, parts, 79—Trucks-Trailers ___________________________ i TAMONT SPRINGS IQ0liO 1969 Chevrolet El Camino by .n 7T7 fli'. 377 7146 fl ;eri,ice. used I -----Crank Realty lot, ?y,.r.s 16 9Sf) — mileage small V 6, auto trans Light utility trailer. I. QOPIY APPLIANCES373 069w 1971 r- co 'rn ucku. automatic IINIDP4 PAIn( PS. air Immaculate Condition FIVF BEDROOMS - f'neCondit. I PP. 7hat. 1 yrs old central air, 105y7711' lot, toned 3225991 R E At TOPS 1110 60 I I franc - ar PS PH, low miles. near dnwnt-n S7i.9O 7. r(r tn-es Well & seotic lank rarfyirt. n throtighotit SIfIlO or bsl oiler oaint, top C ondition Aftrr tins 113' )123 I rvfrllenl tires SIDS complete 53N.Radio- Stereo 'rli,ni.-ij Phno IA? 7706 After 6 o m M I eke Wavman Lonowo 1131 We Buy Furniture TIIPEF BEDROOMS I A F MARYwith 1000cr May te sen at 7917 j f1ujvlij Wed l,1kyi 1970 AMC Rebel station wagon. buy with space gIor. mid Park (onrt. Sanford MOSSIE C. BATEMAN DAVES 373 9)7fl 's lOt en l''ved rnat. very cSarmng Color TV'; from 150 06W. from small v e. at'tornatjc. air Pbon ", I R.'ir BEAIITIFIJL HOME $11, Service all makes HERBS Real Estate Irohrr 1966 evrolef ton. hat bed, 6 CVI 323 4769 TWO BEDROOMS — restiched j'NtCd to buy used office furniture 3 Yr; old 1 bedroom, Ii bAth IV 1700 5 French, 37) 1134 ________________________________ sprei, iyr Ilent condition _______________________________ COmmercial area L.v in and run 322.7643 Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel fonred yard assume morIgqe ____________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. 1971 PontiacLeman;, air, f.wer Asking 397S Phone 371 0931 C h;n5 514 600 berry, t4yy 1797 530 i30 and no nalifylng 1 pct mor •. COLOR Steering, disc 9$ MONT H brakes. low 2) 6351 ?Pronm apartment 53j tnaoe REALTORS p 000d 1975 Ford F 160 Ranger, XLI. super L PURCHASE PLAN mitege $1600 7736417 aft er 6 dillon. nlu 7 bedroom house. Harold Ha Realty 641-1006 camper snor'al 11000 miles 323 CASH 322.4132 me reoar Roth 1)7.500 #199 r 1967 Oldsmobile 41? I use furnIure appliances tool;, I 44F3rG JOHN SAULS AGENCY s 76065 Hw 17 97 I'f'eed AM FM Ratio etc ------__________________________ Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Its like pennies 54C -a raga Sales from 6 office space heaven en REALTOR 37) 5774 3fl 7Ui for rent Palm Lies 137% 177 III? Mart. 71% Sanford Ave Pla:a, corner 76th & Sanford Ave PASTIIPF FOR RE NT. is Aces, you sell "Don' t Pdee4iv' with a — Broker A ssocia te A ROOMY- 7 sty. — want ad —. --Also smIl ctOr,0 scares or rCn? I 'onned barn. n,1r I I oi Carper? Iv BIaickLeca, ,?iirdy cnif.ce 32 Sunday. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED ,r cen(1tonod 7 . cA -= II Tr- prirc p. ni rr ! 1111;'t-if offer 127 4991 dCy% c P,n i,. 1 Indtoni fh (2,i'i•tii' . Of liv-nq Or tflI RuIn ci'r?nr a ,ncj stoy li ke new. 7 or 3 1 71 After S l I miii Pr 8Autos for Sale 573,500 Sep iblS today alitom,stic was u t.rt. lots of -Reso Desperate I Forfim Ford Van, small type. with HAL COLBERT ANTIQUES 1973 Ci,'.fom Chevrolet Van. 7000 Pinto engine 75 MPG and IINTRY ESTATE- New 3 Empty, mnv right in. 4 bedroom;. REALJ V INC ?vdrpem 7 "ath home 95 oct automatic, air. A I condition (ARPqRT cAL.E Sal & Sun CASE MOIINTAIN PROPERTY (ortina with V 6 Pfl0iC. rrIiern famIly room. separate living & I Pieceor HOusehiill C 751h it .'i'i mnIef. fli' •e-- • •--- ::,., • :...,.•_ -'eat;, 7S MPG 1600 each 373 1309 •i,Qilnlain anu v c.nrvroiet .. • CASH 37) 43? i.nj *sIW screened — 1AL COLBEPT. REALTOR r'lv 371 '300 Neenis minor Improvmeoi to the car Priced rkiht to sell Play pen. porch, hu' in4p utility room 7 FV". 172 OAl7or 3771517 1912 PIOVa, 350 Ci in. 3 sPeed 1966 Buick Opel high hair. lawnmo*en, vacuum "I041 Etellent vi ews Good car garage, ?' years old. I transmission 11600 323 6810 or, 69 -Stamps-Coins IL rNTALiaei.y 7bedrooms. rlpner. -_— Pilding rarjln RunsCood. 1350 01 with tape player. -Ac! 1503 Mellnniville Sale or Rent. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL 177 7MI _________________ I t'rnhe 6110 a mnnth rnrtahle all kinrts of tool; & mIsc I in 16911 Bargain A room houSe & bath. 700' ts 1 COST Swim In community pool Olo sIlrr mm'. '.nvefat old Acre farm 30 aCres in pasture (hilrlrens A ladles' clothing 505 L.w, low cl,wn Pr,ce $35.950 sn 10? C.,;rden in back 1130 7171 electric lamrfl for sal. Phone III BaInce is wnftrJ Stream hlow l emon St 171 6.447 1175 TAFFER REALTY throtiob PrOperty Ha'. tiQhway YAPi) BALL REALTY SYSTEMS FOUR SAlE-- Friday thrOugh Pr-a Real Estayc flrp.,'r frentaqe Ellrellentbuyal36; Friday, 'ItO Elm Ave Rooks. 75th 5? Inc 372 6455 . REALTORS 71 Hr's 641 4.l RAYMONDM BALL 72—Auction eHomeANew1976Toda1 Clothes. Hot,'cehnlcj items 377 Rag Real Estate Broker -- --______ Write for our free catalog showing R4"fcmro Iho 661% THE MOST HOUSE JIM HUNT REALTY INC. 517W 151Sf ,SCnfd HOWARD 0 THOMAS We Have A Large Inventory of 1976 AMC Cars STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If FOR YOUR MONEY '(,, ''t, ; Public ii. I REALTY CO. INC Gremlins, Hornets, Matadors, Parrs J Classified Ads did,,', work c' I 'FAI 10 AFTER HRS / 3 Peiroom 7 Pith'.oan'.h n quiet lotte wm'umon tC aflV Modern clean 'I BR home family RI.irçtIle Ga 1051? '?? 95I 12706.411 PStehl;hed area of fine homes room, garage carpets 1131 5272 *04 74% 7175 - --_Auction ICrgpintwlthctu5&lm,r 401 '156567(Pbights) 1rflom 7 bath. Pool, fireolac,on CLIFF IORDAN,PEALTOR Poem for a oarden. Beautiful ----.,, -. 55-Boats & Accessories art,. 137 950 Acre Rlty, landscapIng wIsher, di;pO;l, I AK F MARY-- New 1 bctrm Mon. Sept. 22, 7 PM Al TOP in 7750 46-Comrnercjal Property wallpaper nkitcpyen&ba,poon,s s ct i-nIh,'. In hat well. Nmec Make color selections -cCntriirs,s rlpn money fy wI1 # c5tiflg deck. With LOTS OF BARGAINS IN 4WA Paved streets (sty water. 321.500 F---u.yiry nAtrI oa hook up Shag MlPI() F (0 Arr,qg,. trac ts trailer 1150 3777%) with only 5700 down Government FURN TURE, carpetIng 17' insulation over TV ' S. PACER cr"aJi and large $7 Ct)0 per acre financing Iii 1A.i9 Builder mln house and 11" over attached ann up lenny Pø.it y Realtor 67$ fishing C,e? all the eQuipment APPLIANCES & MISC. We Have To Sell 90 New 1975 AMC Cars Now! oCreop Two 'herbal attic tars i Pill N Qualjfyig_.. Small Down _____ yr" ned for those big ones with a E V E R V t 7 . MON 0 A Y rcA. Wrl wIndows have Subar-A Payment- Iiiu Magnot. want art Fantastic Savinqs. Low. Low Price! COating Single 1ever NIGHT. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY Come In Today. Central heat & air. Merchaudse 1977 I arson Bnwrlder. IS. . 115 HP PP. 1' bath. breakfast room, -_- Mere (prtifiqr.(1 trailer Truly ecec4lflal Only 2' yr's in walk in pantry, fireplace Lots of _ _____ New 1975 Matadors Door P. .1 Door Wagons Sanford Auction 775 after'S old eon FHA cooraised If you are charm ErSa Robert s, Assoc . Coy -- -- - -----_____ the now owner. our since,fe cpooratulat You could be , or I II., 7566 Ctter hour; - - ------ ----- -1% Pip Evrirude motor Call 37? ho(JIjsp the price 's Only 377 600 rdJc I 00116 efier I o m lie • 323 94)0 3 PR, 7 bath, family 'm . fully Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count •h' I elf tops. Sinks Installation 'lii' 323-7340 landsiepag 6SI7S' lot, 16'x)7' P,nIhot lihprnlas, Carvi; top ______ able Bud Cabeil 372 807 any Larry Saxon, Realtor with oatio. benced backyard, o rile ~ 513 HP Mercury. engnp & boat in time If. 1011 Valpni Drive. Ravenria _______________________________ • 7S'-Recreafjonal Vehicles I e'iccllent shape 6 ready to go Perk 1313 000 37) 1347 after 5 1 ; WANT TO SELL V s h (ood trailer. 3793 377 1047 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE -_-YOUR HOME) BUY SELL Camper. Wmk ender, slnep 6 fully -. TRADE F'S,SWIM SKI-- 3 bedroom At Superior Mobile Horn. ROBSONMARINE 311315E,F#rtSt watertrnnt home, beautiful kit self contained 3736199 3775477 ________________ Buying a r. home? Moving loan 2927 "WV 1797 Over Dealer's Cost Show, our Selection 1 10 Over Dealer's Cost nhpn. formal dining, Florida apartment' FIJi(F4 BRUSH 3775961 On W5 Matadors Pop ,,pCamper Trailer larg., we'rs a mobil. home room, central Pica? A air, fenced on 19 75 Matadors 1771917 While T he y Last ("eeml Condition $AS0 yard, 517.!)) show a1 by ourselves, We Gtt some *l1ori with a Herald 35 To Choose From 177 1771 havo new CALl. Now mu. We hif'1 Solid cherry hedr00m suite, baby 59-Musical 11/ierchandise classified Id We'll help you write SANFORD. I bedroom 7 PtP A Penny Goes A Long Way At RoyI AMCfurniture a.srt hU3ePS&,J i?CTr, .; __________________________ 1970 Itlancis', motor "v'ne en ad that will Drirg a fast salC, good -es-new reVirbish,d -home, %hdy hack yard. air clothing Sethling estate Garage CALL 372 3611 models. We have low'coit COndition Sacrifice due to •llri'.; The Economy Experts - Of fr tood Thru Sept. I i.nwg Drums, S piece, with all Ulndulionqr, will dicker or swap I 'aIr 1960 Derbyshire Road, I Calf 373 0616 financing and a complete acressories, lots e.tra; 373 1310 319,500 English Estates, Maitland, Sept - ------service center right on CALL TO SEE 19 arici 20 Phone 3)9u(*7 .10P AND THINK A MINUTE If ____________________________ premi se, I AK MARY- I bedroom. 1', bAth -_- ClCs%ified Ad; dn't work 76-Auto Parts home, with (potral hpt & air, nice 17" Pet? Sander, lane' Gray Books: And best of all we're depend. thrti' WOuldn't tic' any trees, weB, to elementary, bicycle Mans 47 4,4 w';f, 77',: Pair -_- I .teconrjition5.cJ Batteries $I 9$ 5k - able. The Superior Mobie to colle'oe VA available $7 4 s 'Id folcVna doors. Boat & trailer, char-ge REEL'S BODY SHOP, Home Show is a wholly. l .I. 60-Office Supplies l, i 17' " Polling SnaIl Old;, Electric i 1109 Sam-Word Av owned subsidiary of one of • Realty • rang. too - Flertric airless Forrest Greene, Inc. -_ the ten largest savings Cttachment; Two fram e 21 pane 3736353 _TransrI;c;on. riotor dod REALTORS 6)06131 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Used office furniture loan association, In the U.S. windows cessnric; In' '64 Chev Impala Wood or Steel ni-tb; executive desk TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE IT! 3 BR's. We stand b.hitd,.yp,i. Answering Sery,c 3776196 w'ip sell 'eparately Call at 701 & chairs, secretarial desk; & I lerop walk in closet;. iithn 04011V Ily Ave after S 10 we sell. -Kish Real Estate flied S inner Cnn',olp, chairs, straight chairs, tiling tiling "oi'ipped, dr.pj. central heat So before you buy All mocabinets, a; is Cash and Carry "SERVICE BEYOND $49 96 fornolfte Other used CIr, 00ra shelves in garage bile homt, cons see oil you machin es available, all guarn NOLL'S THE CONTRACT" y C,lvp its a raIl to inp'j Caselberry. 17-97,1130 4706 C AP get for your money. teed Sewing mach his Dept A Montgomery Ward. Interstate coinse to " GINGERBREAD HOUSE 04rling. TAX CRtjDIj_ I Bedroom. 2 bath. Show lots of closet coace. 3 BR, 1' bath home in nice area wall to wall 531390% Ext 717 ______ ____________________ carpet. rantrI heat air, utility New central heat air, tasteful ________ Superior rr'c'm clam-ag,. decorating close to country cluLi. Special thni,ti arici nJarct 0 NO LONGER USED CAMPING twit still in Jfltty 5fl,9 lie GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT 98 cent; ca GardcnI.arid, 110'l 0 , MAJESTIC OAKS- 1 Acre home NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. lit St., 3736630 _____ site on paved road 370000 ----------_.. - ----orne 322•2420 Anytime NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Sho -_• __________________ PFDLI(110N... Spacious 3 Your MLS Agency Wontlruff';Gardan Center 51—HOusehold Goods Air Conditioning fl " rn lmpiovementsj . bedroom. 7 bath executive home, -. .. Pit Care 601 CeleryAve Sanford sm tie. REALTORS ?ral Heat A Air Conditiir.g 2535 park Or well t wall 'arpet. lire ilac, A ttoiSeheid r,'x.is, t,itks iao'ips tntC.inr. F,teni, Pd ntng 25 e.,im; 0111,511 11154'. 1711111 ___________ many e'tr For free. estimates, call Carl PET REST PIN 319.500 _____________________________________ _________________________ 'ewing machine, Cookware. experience also minor repair; v I 8 - _________ 1771, -_Boarding & Gr ooming Harris, at SEARS In Sanford, 372 toasters, odds & Workman, 6611770 64-Equipment for Rent 34 3494 Ph,377 a37 MINI F ARM- S Acres. tile drained farm tariff 335 Need hOp on that Saturday lob! Italian Prnvpnil Living rm •16,900 by A I P CONDI I I 0 N I N G , (Pidir;, Pair 119995 Rent Blue Lu...tre Electric Carpet Paneling doors, w.ng; hung. REFRIGERATION, MODELS NOW DUCT Pressure leaning FOR INSPECTIONCD Shampooer for only $lSOpOr day FANTASTIC POOL- I bedroom. 2 rom'r ,pfrwrwk m'tc fly the hogr or WORK 71 hour service. All CARROLL'S FURNITURE CREDIT 'I77 934s bath, family room, oame room FerlyAmeric,jnSofa.00ld 119995 A,I.A CL VAN', ALL mkc; DYKES AIR CON egIpp kitchen ,.700 SQ It .- '--_ ---- _______________________" _ , CONVENTIONAL z 000wu95 .' 5Pm flininnirrn groii' ___ /0 A V 0 8% VAS . 104 WENT ALL TYPES OF CAR CITY AILABLE 65-Pefs.Supplies .. Oak used sh4ded, 339995 -___ -.-_-_ Eact, Woodmp Home Features Central Heat *no PENTRYAp REPAIRS. j Free Htj 170'017' ln,llding In? ii too Akin C__________________ I Wash w,tt any roof ms I Air, Shag Carpeting In Lllng Artis, Ini And cleaning lob at regular price Chest of drawers. S drawer PaImation A t' Outside $torage, Modern Equipped Kitche n, 6 wks. Wi nd øw& Door Screens 5 Af ter He'. rail REALTOR A;;nc,,)te Interior, F stenior Plastering IhomasyIlle Privately Fenced Rear Yard And & UP Frpe estimates. beautifully marb."I Cm. in 1*300 Custom mdcii. Repirj Morel I I Come Z Save 34% or more if, McDaniel 177 Pl;tr patching 5 Simulated 6.41 4527 On Out And See For Yourt,. telltgant 3100 3)9 6S91 or 3)9 17)1 -_D.s;rnt PrIce; 3276620 brick p. More '.pecialty ?7 7'O / small I.S-RF4LTORS 7Pr Chromedinpttet Classified Ad brings 11499$ flalmation 7 yrs old, aood *ith blo 323-7144 321.0041 thinklg about that - summer Beauty Care return; Try cne And Set Call 377 raildrpn. nsw.cft nood home ] lieu, ft Petrigertor, r,,tis SALES aY KISH 321.0041 car ou vacntionr.ctab.fter ---- onod thr 7611 mm gh III W71 '"i rta'.'.t.,y ', Il txj, Spap'r '( 37)995 ER _ REALTORS. REAL ESTATE * 'fl.''r I. '. If I' ;tj1y ''(ON _____ 42 Mobjk III Pomeran ar-Puppy 11r'rnsnu,l, 'tinril';Ip.,,it P'd>',ki l9" (I T V portable,gOOd put 6unlh% Old. 1100 U I r'.t 117 5/17 9 TV fur. 1799 95 Custom :'r.hIe P,n,. double Phone '173 1i774 ____ film Steren 111995 w id e.7Bedronm7pyp,5(4osedlr Moving? Why Not Live F SIf P5054 t.ANl) CLEA4IG IP ,. q' 's u' i tl( jily finding a Bookkeeping rvIc. porch, fenc ed patio, near Scott's FREF KITTENS to Rood homes. flulldoiinq, Excavating, D.tch Fiacn live, car to drive, iOb. or odd ch,rj from Electronic's. nood breed Call after 3pm , 3) 0111111111111111111111111111111 WOrk, Fill dirt, top SOl 377 $9) n the pxi'.;g % wh does n't nepci ctmmr '.ery(p yr,j Pdyp need of. 3,79 50 to 11999% 1716, 1)5 Hy Drive reant .'il r.i,r ,i bill tip1' t"ik.'s'i,er r na,1(iCl REALTOR 3fl 7491 $7,500 St. Johns River WOMEN be Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, _____ - ___________________________ Sunday, Sept. 21, 1975--IC Man On Street ' Offered Shares ___________________ ______________________ 0. - ___________________ - ---- -- - _______ ___________________________ - - ____________________________ By - - - -- - - - ___ Low Down• _._ "Nothing," was her answer, but she addM. ,, Btit wp will ho . willing to provide services , - - SAIl All H's j over fl7 1 00 Ilting'. AM ,- ____ 1' %01 - %. - -, ' '',, . . . . I1.ft . .. .- - - .. . . . r I .6 -,' . ' , Tt - -.' !'i r --.1 /.. I. . . 1 1.p; - -. ' ': - , 16, - .,e I i2v_loft.! APPLIES Established Residential Area? Sterchi's ___________ iMnle5,q;naturp0 7' ci 7 Black.) Apricot 1%flaach 11)0 617$ - -lj ______ -I Is ,~ _0-4 . F - / -4, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 1~ t;~ ~- k '_ - HOME r * Vif* *CIOSO to a Larg, everything DISTINCTION yet away fro.', It alit wooded lots Stre,t light; * Payodstreets 'Sewer; 'Sidewalks 3* Year Mart jibes S pct. dwn or Con ventlonal mortsaves. Frost Free Refrigerator, Range & Disposal AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apartments - At 179 Per Month. FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Additions 211 W 25th Sanford, C Call for Appl. 122-3103 110 W. Remodeling Airport Blvd., Sanford Office Open 10-4 Daily 0111111"23-7870 - ' , -, , - , .- '. . , .• , " ' ' . ., .' .. . "."• ' -.• ' , __ -t_____- . - -.- --c A4 ri - a' Ins tructoa' Archie Cannon delivers a machine age physics ' L___`M00 lesson (at left) to students (from left) Roby Sawyers, Mike Murphy, Jay Miller, Lisa Pot-zig, Sue Coberly, Marcia ."e - p1 , . Siskind, Paula Mooney, Bill Morris and Robin Graham, .W-,_:% % . \ .1 ~_ F-. , If 1' - 'fr.•, '\ ', ,, Lisa Porzlg (below) gets Indivldi,.allzed iinstruction 0;1 ,~ - -1 _~ -/. . L -. r, on a calculator. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent, Jr.) __~ . I' 44;~Ow, - : -~,- lag -- . '. - ARM i,AP;.(,for STORAGE BUILDING P enta Trpated Timber, Thermal polyster tifliSh over gaP, steel SPF(lALllf IN LOW COST Easy Budget Terms Available SFMINOLESTEELCO 100111 I% n' # thp'.,yn,1 % ,'t 'yr %rp,III i I' 'elI tb-,,' tilt- il-rn'. with a want ad To ple your ad, call '.ni r fnirtty (t.4'.',fr gil dl Tr i' Cu lai flay t',mlu' ncj clearing 377 *37/ atter ii ' ' ' Ii . " L phI p t'rc repdIri,rn (OMMI-pClAl VOWING ( HEAP 1J1 7 •4'1 ?, f I ~ j A .-vl Plecv'J your Qrast.cul? Promph and rencir-nt srrvfrm' $7 'r'ri p 77 b57- ______ Carpentr esy, _____ Ren Remodeling,Addition;, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Fr ee timate, 37) 603*. OFFICE MAuilpl[5 "Wc Sec v'c P11 rnakps and models" Free Pickup end Delivery S.'irtrrti fti'; ;r'4M.minr's PAIPITlN(', 5, PAp[p HANGING 371 ____________ - bit - , a. 1.11 . 10 0 " -_ - . - ._. __ r% ~, . Vp lk. , _-__ %, ~ .- __-K-1 : ___.k IW ,, ., - I- T- ~ 11~. by the individual schools while things I haven't had in performance must solve a unusual to have half the j those owned by t he Hoard are mathematics yet with a ' \ problem with paper and pencil, members of Advanced Math at ' loaned to schoo ls throughout Intister's degree," says 130)-er. have it checked by the teacher Seminole High School owning ,' (.1cm Bayer envisions a day the county, "Hut once a student s ta rts and then check it himself on the their ust'n calculators," says not 5(1 far off when calculators 1. . Calculators on Uc market learning he has to be able to be calculator. At one middle Boyer. "And I know of no will be as common - as clocks today have already been able ' to pr ogress to something school students earn time on the leacher of Algebra One or and may even be worn on the reduced not only in price but to else." calculator by computing above who is opposed to wris t next to a watch. a size small enough to fit the r Although calculators are solutions toproblernscorre'ctly. studeits using t he '¼, ir calculators just average man's pocket, And being used in lie's not predicting some elementary And at another elementary, in class, They are far superior ._.& making ii point that we 'are in because they will fit In a pocket schools, Boyer stresses that studenic expanded on their to the slide fli}C and once you the electronic, machine age and or purse, there arenit any of the they are 1101 designed to take . lessons . lfl percentages by get an answer you' re usually knowintn how to use a calculator smaller varieties floating t he pla ce of learning a cornfiguring the percentage of going to do something else with will sn be as necessarI) as around the schools. All are of mand of the basic ari thmetic students aho ate lunch at it," he explains, larger size and are plug-in, skills. "I'm not gung-ho about operating a can o ncr. school; percentage who rather tha n ba ttery operated. elementary schools using In add ition to mattiematies brought their lunch from home This fact, plus the ince ntive "Polk Count) bought eight them," he says "I'd departnients, calculators are rather the and percentage who bought to learning value is what po being used In cket size calculators and lost stLdents work problems out CU tional and r -,1r? lunches at school, etc brought the calculator Into tile three the first week," explains with pencil and paper to -,\ .. , "One ways%e can Interest the C ) Hoser. educ ati on ) departments, develop their skills. boys is by using the calculator Seminole County School Hut beyond this simple ,, drafting dasses • and science Beyond this howeser, foyer to compute ba tti ng a verages, Board now owns 44 of these precaution, Seminole County sees no reason ssh) the student de - rUiwnts says flayer. And or, the pracI 'I electronic wizards, accordIng Sc hools have a variety of in Algebra One or above should tical side, students can figure ,mxI Bayer believes they're to foyer who Is coordinator of calculators ranging from the tuve to grind out problems with lo ng range cosis or installment here to stay. "We never go niatheniatjcs for grades K simplest with the (our basic paper and pencil since in most irpurchases under the "Tnth In backwards," he reasons. L,. ._-i.'; through 12. They were operations of addition, sub- cases it's knowing how tosetup Lending" laws. "When refrigerators came out originally purchased with traction, multiplication end the probiem to get the proper The majority of the we didn't go iack to iceboxes, federal funds for compensatory division to sophisticated models a nswer that's Important calculators, however are be ing soon, practically everyone will students as a motivational tool with UP to 32 additional In the elementary schools, used on the high school level have a calculator." '1, to learning mathematical and scientific calculators are used as a where man) students have So it appears machines are a Other calculators are owned fu1nC'tions. "some even have learning toni. Children with low t he ir own. "It wou ld not be I'l.US for Seminole County. \ / AP Control BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive ) 177 kt5 l''.UL '1, A 1Li. Profrssiona:wallpa, Hanger L iCpnd Rf'sicJ,sn,ti,s I Commercial (nrc [Stoic'. Pt 3 2 2 __ k - ' V_ 1i I , i ; _, I ' \ \ • . ' 4/.' ' __ . \' .. ,, ,. 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In my Picme PrsnhIe, (xp.nan Free pinup P. nl,'I,nr, 177 5775 ,.tv 8aqçllewood Vifla,5 -L 14 . . , t , , i, 1725171 5tten,jpnf; ar1 Pan reporl; - - " -'r, l til., ( I BUSINESS DIRECTORY k F _ - Radio 1100 French Ave. Sanford .-Ilip" .. - C, .-, Sa 3*03 Ortnujo Drive Seoiordl73 5700 -a- ---'' • . .k. le 1 ; . f. RUDDY'S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ,_ ~ ~ ______________________ DlTippç ------- -..i"•. , - _- ~:wu , 6 4#4 _ In Sanford's Finest - ANIarnic Strong, co-owner of OPEN TAX 9 , ' ------ ~ 50 , - . t '1 1,.1A I _//// '\ - _/ / f.x\\ I .t Stenstrom 4*.ii - .. . -' — V. ..; A ' I Z :15, - 1 0 11 ./ - ' ., , - . '. - _w44,6" . , Also: Bette Wirribish, a n will provide some CHERIE DEFEO attorney who Is now serving as 1 BEIIYE WILLIAMS -, CAItOLE MCGAIIEY special services for women, but Assista nt Secretary of Corn" we are not going to be which the 'man ii the street' is struggling to manage a houseCherie had already been lflerCf7; Dr. Freddie Groomes, discriminating in reverse," not only welcome but enhold budget; counseling for considering the F' I idea of a new special assistant for minority MeGahey, who has 13 years' couraged to buy stock at $21 a widows suddenly 'c .. landed wi th and different bank that would affairs at Florida State '$1 . / — experience as a bank ad. share. And a bank In which no having to manage their serve all qualified University; Bettye Williams, members of nilnistrator, said they prooecj one will hold a controlling in. husband's financial matters; the community regardless of real estate broker: and France 1n. fu!! .ervi •iii'.,' r,c even anti cvrn a fl*'sl'li, t! ':tate broker :k care ceiit in si.'x, when she re&d an C1C UI with Ti=77A / probably have male employes, directors, will be allowed to the bank where 15, years W0ffl2fl can the Wall Strcet Journal about banking adweicome -I business from men purchase more than one per leave their children while women's bank organizing in rinnistrative experience. and they already ha ve a "great cent of the stock, 4 conducting their ba nk business, New York City. According to Roesch, who num ber" of st oc kholders who Options on stock in the bank What they don't want is a ng out atteed the Maitland stock "So I set a bo ut fin di are men, are being offered to the general bank where women applying how to start a new bank," said promotion reception with public for $1 per share. When for business loans will be asked, Defeo. The first requirement Mc'Gahey, Williams and Defeo, / ' First and foremost, stressed the bank receives lL charter, 'Are you married? What does was to put together a board of "We're women who love our McGahey, First Women's ts aii the stock will be $20 additional your husband do' Why don't five directors with at least ic husbands, respect men, but who I business venture. "It's snot per share with a limit of 250 you bring him in and we'll talk banker, and within a short time want to be independent." , get rich quick scheme but I shares to be sold to any in- about it?" believe it 's going to she had a board of not five, but The women on the board be good dividual. The women plan to The Idea for First Women's 10 members, two of them range in age from 24 money-making venture, to almost a raise $1 million In capital by origliiated with Cherie Defeo, a bankers. It is an unusual busin 70, include four black women, -. It ess selling 50,000 shares, vivacious redhead and "We're not being nega ti ve a nd some are mothers a nd venture in many ways, but -t k jrii They already have some 600 youngest of the proposed bank about other banks," Defeo grandmothers. What the board very things which make It shareholders, according to one d irectors, explained, "but we will offer is not, Is ra di cal or "gung.ho UflUSUflI are t he things \ i_,.';/''' di rector, and McGahey corn"1 saw things going on wi th more services which are not women's libbers," Ra ther, they uiuLCtorS are counting Ofl to " 4')" mented that although raising a myself and my own business, coon mm In other banks," make it sell and succeed, see themselves as con. d'" million dollars was not easy and wi th other business women is ':2? Selling shares in the proposed servatives and concerned "." First, the bank is organized during a recession, "we're I know, that made me feel we bank began at a stock businesswomen. by women with an all-woman almost there now," ought to be getting better promotion party In Tallahassee Stock pledge forms may be board of directors and a strong ~ -Ail~~ Among the special services treatment from bankers," said on June 15. The directors hope obtained by writing to: First proba bility that at least the the bank proposes offering to Delco, a coin deal er tills out stock P pledge In g form r AixI rea DrakeenI Caue and owner to ope n their ba nk duri ng the Women's Bank of Florida in for Theny. ( Hes-aid Photos by Jean eson) tt chief executive will be a women are consumer coun. of the Treasure Hut, a small Bicentennial year, If their organization, P.O. Drawer 3516, woman. It will be a bank in selling for young housewives retail boutique, charter Is granted in time. The Tallahassee, Fla. 32303. _______________________ — - ___ --- - ' 'We -- - 177 Ld' - ' I - - ' proposed locati on of the first bank is In the old Exchange Building on Main Street, a couple of blocks from the State Capitol. The plan is eventually to expand statewide. Chairman of the board will be Beverly Dozier, runner up In the last Democratic primary for Secretary of State and now working In the state's Office of Manpower Planning. Others on the hoard include: rdIdtr; Rudd, owner f uquet lower Shoppes; Dr. Grace Johnson professor of - ii - . - - . - ' -.-,,.. 1111, . - '' = Carole McGahey, and with nine other Tallahassee women, she Is out to prose It b organizing the First Women's Bank of Florida. "What will our bank do that the others can' t?" posed McGahey' at a stock promotion reception held Thursday t'ifnn; ,lt Uk \11ItldIlcj Art ___________________________ 77 1 a Cr Editor are great entrepreneurs," _________________________ - PArrE.SoN "Given the chante, women __________________________ - JEAN Women's - ll Un ique Bank Opens On Women's Account 5 -- .:. .', �----- - -- - - _________________________ ----= - -S. -- - - - -=-- --- --.--. --.-_-. -1 I -5------ - .-- -= -----.-- - -----s - ---.- 5-5?L - - 2C—Evening Herald, Ssnlord, F1. -------- -5-- -- --S -- - -------- ---------------- - ---.------ - : .—i-c -- -- - - j - - -5- _.-.;__ -. Sunday, Serf . 21!!15 In And Around Sanford - Is I Coupies L leorate I - e I Pedigo in Lake Mary. MarrIed Sept. 4, 1i25 in Toronto, Canada, the couple spent the first 11 years of their married life in Osteen. 4 - .5 - p — 1 P L...i J A ___________ V, . ' -,ul; - ., IN. V, IV .X_?f0 (7 r- i r ft. d1 ' i A - 11 ff * . and Mrs. William Carpmter cut three-tiered cake. L hir '" " . - 14W . - 111111111111111111111 ". ..;L 0 , 11 ORIS FDIETRICH ndent . - - - - -. - -.. 1 5 -' ? f -- .. p ,i1,, %, . DIAL P ' \',\. . •.f., -.. I - -. . t . .V. ... - . . i 1. -. .. ' J N .' . ... ' /' 1)1 •• - -- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haynes. married 55 years. —— _ -- :.:. le *, : \ I JV I,. .. % / . P - . . r - 4f , .F position as bailiff of Seminole Paul and Jimmy Rowe. County Courts and is taking life Mary Ellen has Just been easy, released from the hospital and Is convalescing at her home, 136 teat)pe fashion show will Lakeside Drive. be spotlighted at the luncheon, at I P,Sept. 26, ts rewly visiting Stella Sue Capri for members, associated Woodhouse Is a longtime friend, P - ___ , F~ -~ .— __ Mutual Concert Aun. President Bettye Smith reviews programs. (Herald Photo by Jean Pattesou) Clubs I , . Profile ..- I' -• . Seas n S Concert - o -- . m? f~5 - - 21%_ -1 ____ .. - _30 - = .__ . I i lub ' ,.. / 'V . . .. e development and topic will be "Long Range enrichment and live In PJ Loch Financial Planning" a a Arbor, Idyllwilde or Lake Mary segment of the General you are cordially invited Federation of Women's Clubs toa'GetAin ' matters" award • ..;: .-' ... 4____ ''p' ' -4 4 1" by BIll Vis--: - and Debbip ,,, - '' . M- .m 1 *, ______f . ;W .• - . Ir -MD S -. .- 'S I - .-, - - . - ... - '. ' I 5- - - - canexnresssehoolsoiritjtcct the way want to," explained -- picture, th ose li vel y teenagers in their orange and black, with - W, 4 - .-. ' 5 ', - 5 J -. ' _ __ 1. / : " ' ., VfA _,,,- ' ' i :., ,.. IT . V . ,'-.. ,, W Now lhat'a school ipir-it! - 1_Wl -i , I ••. . ' ' 14 J *I their exuberant antics and . . winning smiles, But more Seminole' s Junior varsity cheerleaders from left, top) Gwenimportant they whip up Brown, Debbie Freeman. Shi.rrv enthusiasm and loyalty of dolyn Fields Sh th De bby Wiseman, eir Kathy Larson, Kathy See, lisa Jackson and Cynthia Blake. " -K-, -, fr _4N _ -! ~__ 1, ___Z * :Zti _- . - s. Ik , . '' . - ' '' 'w't" . - aron •_ _f - en For Corn u n 1* Musical * I: _________ - -, ' - - u 95 .,) Bylor's styfh -- - with for icr penciant watch - " t I' I 7 jeweit. - See Our comniate ,( / 1. ,, ..., ..,, •''• - '/ ... - 5, - .. %'- .-' -, -. . - -... %AOIiD - .•, .. j. (i:..• -. :' - S £t.TAMOMTE MALL . ., 7 rA I1 ur reOpie vvearv Palms will be four performances In the about ge-ms $49 .- , , SHUT CASE - 2 ,, ~ N OPEN AND ~._ , - - - - -- A -' - - - mOiiO uS N um umuer ber -- ne £IGH1CONLN!ENTWAYSTOBUY 'Y" - ;S ' 'i- ' - S : r , 0 Head Hunters tab. Cocktails, dinner, after. j, (J Seminole High School That's possible, but there _____________ dinner drinks and entertainr anfords Newest House of Beau auditorium Dec. 12-14. could also be another ment. When the waitress 807 E. 251 h St., Sanford As a bitting tribute to the one that's plagued me for ye ars hands, so i just wipe my hands presented the cheek, "George" \,, nation's 322-0315 200th birthday — sweaty palms. on my pants leg or coat at the (i0t his real name) pulled out celebration, "1776" will herald The only time my palms last us before shaking his credit card as moment ual, inJohn Newell O'Brien, was his brother's best man. Week nnial aren't wet is when I'm asleep. hands — but it's embarrdming. tending to charge It all to his A home reception followed the ceremony. year. The play is built around They even sweat in cold company and collect the cash The bride is employed by J. C. Pe nney Co. in Sa nford the events leading up to the weather. In school, I used I sympat $ hi ze with anyone from the others. and the bridegroom is employed by Florida Public signing of the Declaration of In. with this problem because wad up a handkerchief Utilities, Sanford. T dependence in 1776, and keep It in my hand while i know how frustrating it is. 1f MY husband tLSiSIed t Women's Haircut '4 Style '5 you should ALL pay cash, and no way ever bear of a Is wrote.Otherwise,sweat I .1 I I. L M" sGII U II are IL part of Men's would drip off my palm onto the rc.'nedy, please let me know. WOwu . et 41 SWEATY PA[_MS Ge(,rge's company credit-card paper, and the ink would run. Men's Holrcuts-~) s 1-1 I charge. iiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiii 1 00 off ,:; ~ I hesitated to ask a girl to 9OPenDailv DEAR SWEATY Doctors dance because I'd get the back ') On Any Service say Its nervousness. ? And the George becameangry,buthe ' of her dress wet before the Uirst (1 ~ With This Coupon only remedy for nervotaness is had to Nick down because ail the ) \ Open T11 9 dance was over'. And Ow hand I Irriv ;o~) N r Thurs. held t: Sept. 25 (get wrinkled f ro n to build self-conlidence and a men in the party sided with m Eve Only A son has been born to Staff sweat until i t looked like she better self image Work on It. husband Belie ve It or not, that Mtinorial Hospital By was several bears ago, and Jtdllda sink full of d is hes not Sgt. (USAF) and Mrs. Charles f. DEAR ABBY: 0 "USED party has No Howlett at the home of Mrs doctor has been able to NANCY Debbie and CHICAGO" who objected being ever been asked to go out with Jim Jones help me so I just the with hlowhett's parents, Mr. and ftren Brock and Juanita Peeler BOOTH became new residents of Winter It's rude to refuse to shake a customer for their friend's George again Mrs. Henry Russell of No, Correspondent 0' ners --Springs when they purchased a credit-card convenience: %%e POMPANO BEACH, FLA. Bombay A venue.DIAL . i home in the Walden Terrace also found that we were being DEAR POMP I believe It A . ,..<lpl1_1r, The Howletts had recently m1735 section of the city last month \- -t•_ irt Len-ler —" returned from a duty station In N ' L Japan and were staying with ________________________ \lrs Catherine Lawson of the Russells to await the birth rt Hacienda 'sI t?AC is in the t _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ _ of their second child. —c Hacienda village is ser-iously ill Florida Not n Hospital in -<k As part of the Loch Haven Art n Altamonte Springs for "tests." Center celebration — "You Mrs. Howlett went to th At the Florida North Hospital i ZAT11 FILAIA ZATIF PLAIA ZATEIPLAZA k F1Xf101Lt% 3, b Gotta [lave Art" a free concert i Orlando Naval Training Center Altamonte Springs. Let's show of Mars Brunner of Hacienda of Baroque Chamber Music will -• H ospital, only In be told that it her we care with a few cards. Village s ent a week in North be presented by the Orlando -----would be .several dnys before , -,Ile attended the Mr. and Mrs. Randy BeasIcy Gmrgiawlwre Cliaiiil.kor Players at 8 p.m., on delivery. Forty-five minutes have returned from a two-week North Georgia Mountain Fair, Oct. 16, in the auditorium at the I I vacation in Balitmore, Md., hiked along the nature trails, L,och Haven Art Center. where they were the guests of coniniuned with nature and This is the first of a series of diagnosis of the doctor, Mrs. rs. rode the rapids in the Chat- chamber music concerts I Ly I Howlett delivered her child Mrs. Beasley's mother, M —_ Morris Woolen The vacation tIihOOChee River, presented at the Art Center this with the who assistance of :,tlt*,I her was s'xnt' visiting relatives and ball. Performing in the program • mother had Ihi' - The Stork -' - -, - Opening UniperM NOW l, _____ - I i_-1~_-,,Z-i___._--—_ 5- es Earl ,~~ _~5. I ,, . ' - •t Camera Bu ffs View Flowers 0 In And Around Winter Springs C. ' - _7 / t C •. I 5. v' - ' .., i( ~_,- , / is a great vent for personal jars ..---.--. ','- ~~__ ... S . l -4 P', - For Kathleen Larson, 15, and S \I it helli hl ohs, c h eer l ead in g 1 .. a -_ - . NumberOneandcheerjngis mywayofshowingprfdeand I JoanDuncanwasherster'3n.idofhonorSheore a long gown of red double knit with a white trim of small fl owers and featuri ng puffed sleeves. She also wore a white picture hat and carried pink with red trim carnatio ns, \ - team." Or in the words of .- r Dear '_ - :3 I .0 - 4 t%6- - Y" r I L I-1VX, - i . - ! /ksnamea of U , I ,/ , A 1 y I 1 ~ t I ,. -, . I~1- anfor s For Iy!%/,eci After Ceremony ' 0 _ AM - -- _____ ous , Mary Woman's Club, the coffee Seminole Mutual Concert the rollicking musical, "Dames As president of Seminole social events an on the agenda. '-:-" b is designed for "Today's Ascaflon,formed toom At Sea" by the Continental Mutual Concert Asn., she wji "' The executive board assisting Woman ,, .. and the fine arts fnSenJe County Threatre Company from be coordinating all th alth ough wi making - -e ents coffee an extra. th hospitality is the order of the and surrounding areas, is Wichita, Kan. The Royal planned for the concert season. special event includes Pita il J 02~ 0 day, an interesting program unique to this part of Central Tahitian Dance Company will "But I won't be doing anything r is Hughes, president; Mildred " being planned. Lilly Hartwell Is , • Florida. Membership to the enterthln concert goers on Feb. alone," she said. "We have a ). first vice presidentchairman of the program Randolph, asoiatjon offers a cultural 3 nith a program exotic fantastically loyal group on the -• ,•) Mary Hempe, second vice A I assisted by Eli zabeth Lewis and social package un- traditic...al dances. "William board. It's a working board, A• , president, arid Lilly Hartwell, 'j & J' chairman of the social corn,-, surpassed in the area. . V. • ,• Wmdon Plays Th urber," an and everyone helps with -,,,...' third vice president. initt . ee J 1 Bettye Smith, pre3ident of outsLu.nding on one man show whatever has to be done "It.. p 't j Mutual Concert for the 1975.76 Portraying the fantastic world Peggy Hattaway, president of Also ',' . , rGwenne Huller, mi le Se no County Federa tion of recording secretary; Kat Noel, season, is exayited about the of writer-cartoonist James "I know I am going to value -' '-.-r -Women's Clubs, will speak corresponding secretary progrars being offered this Thurber. of Woodrow Clark, 4' '.a b riefly a bout the advantages year. She is also encouraged our immediate past president, •-_-ij • Marion Quigley, treasurer; 11 Mutual . and opportunities of being a Concert Man, also ni.J Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith, the response she and other Delores Lash, public affairs Pils Hegbes,Lilly Hartwell and Elizabeth Lewis (ltor) county's most past president as board members are enjoying sponsors gett1ngreadyforgal.ao(f (Herald Photo clubwoman. chairman; Betty LIndmaler, by Doris Dietrich) Guest speaker is Janice fine arts chairman; and selling memberships in a glittering soclai event of the progresses." Springfield, vice presi-lent Of True, parliarrientarian Arolyn campaign which kicked off season, the elegant Champagne Ball, Dec. aL he LO(SI a Sept. 9 The zneznbershin i'.drive association members have will cUria th a reception for all members preference on reservations for hosted by the board of directors the bh 11. at Mayfa llif Country (3ub. Bettye Smith, who as president is holding office in the "We try to select programs association for the first time, is which will appeal to as broad a well Deltona Camera Cltb meets the first and third Tuesday ot nnd to dirt i rr base of the community as cuIural organlvtlon. A fine ea mont in the Fellowship rifl . Hall of the Lutheran Church crge Oi u. gourmet and bake hn'' will k Viola possible," said Mrs. SmIlh. who Msitiatl, 1~ Providence at 7:45 p.m. At Schacublejewelry, Margaret Houlih,anj arts , --lf-taught except for the first ineeting on Sept. 2, Earle R. and c raf ts, Sad 5 lsLnIerngtwrtiurd year on The lkenobo-lkebana Society, East and Centrid Chapter, had Bliss; Christmas booth. Irene Munk: attic treasures a few months of piano lessons of beautiful wild flowers mid 280 slide$, in color, t 2DO an interesting program at their ' board of direct, rs and tenth when she was rine years old, win In meeting on Thursday In the Kauffnuin; plants, Florence Durand; raffles, Betty Buhler y States of our country, year as a Mutual Cwcert Asm. she has a!way3 enjoyed most w-luch he has taken in his travess through the good old 'Routler Deltona Co mmunity Center, when Mrs. Cecil Halbert Jr. well publicity is being handied by U.S.A. Roni Schilte and publicity Posters by member. himiyrnem kinds of music. I:mwn in Deltona and nearby Communities, displayed and ex. Marian Cracraft. berships are most popular." Thme Dowers were taken cloee-up to show theli' color and ptalncd her many Japanese dolls which she had collected while In order to attend Multial "When she and her husband. texture. Brn" explained, as he Lunch will be cerved Inn 1130 there. Mrs. was dressA in JaP, lide what I 'Inffsc garb, which she I)r. H'Lrt J. Smth first ..----Ini,rt ;, .,,I -. . - k "r', r __ _. ~_ - . • I r - .' ;* anyonewecwneupagafnst.It's reall)'apleasureeheeringwhen }ou'e got a good team to cheer . ~1 Auditions for the Sanford musical, "1776," will begin this and actresses in Seminole climaxes as the varioua state the times, of the events of the chamber. production of the historical weekend and all hopeful actors County and surrounding areas representatives put pen to this American independence." Samuel Chase, the portly are urged to try out for parts. historic document. Therefore, the play portrays gourmand from Maryland, was Open rehearsals will be held Peter one and historic truths when It portrays referred to (behind his back) as Sunday from 2-7 p.m. and S AuthorsEdth j John Adams as "obnoxious and "Bacon Face;" Connecticut's I ve this to Monday from 7 p.m. onwards S d' t' historical ac disliked," and benjamin Roger Sherman always sat through the evening, in Rooms say Franklin as an aging gout apart from his fellow iracy the CongressP-i and P-2 (portables) at ho aufferer, f r e q u e n (I y men, sipping coffee from a flgweareas e %/\f P db thu Seminole Comrununity College. "dr owsing" in public, saucer-like seen e .u'.e bowl; —orrea and ,L.IU Caesar These rooms are located to th Thomas Jefferson, the Junior Rodney from Delaware, nf true. south of t he new admints!ratlon invariable: Is it Did it member of the Virginia bring from skin cancer, never really happen that way. dld b' • e ega ,on, was in C, en- appearu 'em &fl ULC W311i1 a e answer es Thereare25male parts in the trusted wi th the daily weather green scarf wrapped around his 4 play and two female parts. "Certainly a few change-, report, and Rhode Isla Persons auditioning should have been made In order to Stephen Hopkins, known nd's face. new home in Sanford followin g their marriage 'it 2 p.m. to his Thus, throughout the play, have prepared material losing; fulfill basic dramatic tenets. colleagues as "Old Gra pe and both personal idiosyncracles Aug. 30 in Waycross Ga. and accompanist will be But none of them, either Guts" because of his fondness and histo The single ring ceremony was performed on the lawn ric fact are por trayed provided. Stage hands, war- separately or in accumulation, for distilled refreshment, at the home of the bride's mother by the Rev. James did accurately, making the play not drobe mistresses and other has done anything to alter the always wear his Carter. round back, only entertaining, but backstage helpers are also historic truth of the characters, wide-brimmed Quaker's hat in educational as well. The tride, the former Ka therine Elzebeth Duncan, is needed. Drop by and leave your the daughter cf Mrs. Mary Scars of Waycroas and John II. name and job you would like to Duncan of Sanford, do during rehearsal times. A I I' ( • The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John "1776" is being pr od uced O'Brien of 476 Rosalla Dr., Sanford. l ocally by Act Three, a Sanford IJT Given in marriage by her stepfa th er, Everett Sears, group formed to promote the U J th e br ide wore a f ormal length gown of white organdy performing arts In Seminole By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN with a full flowing skirt and attached train. The low cut Used fl the same way, but we County and it Is hoped many form-Fitting bodice was trimmed In white eyelet as was found a solution. members of the conununity will DEAR ABBY: A young lady the hemline of the gown. She wore a white picture hat become involved. The show will wrote to you about her One evening, we went out accented by net bow with streamers which extended the open a three day run at the boyfriend's refusing to Shake length of the gown and into the train. She carried a Ith Ods friend who always put Altamonte Civic Center on Dec. hands wi th anyone, and you bo uquet of white carnations and cactus mums centered everythIng on his company " 7 3, and the following week there said he probably had a "thing" credit card. There was quite a with white rosebuds, 76 se&wn. Also several exciting ___ - A_ Ile . Audite i ion s I—— a.m. until floon. _. 4. I - -0 C)nthla Blake, 15, shares this - The Forest, Lake Mary, Is the Many interesting rqmmt:nity. site of the (estive coffee, on orien ted projects are betng .. ,,• \ - v k~-- " m, - ' -'' - Phnn 10 -.;If Z .. _J . -.u.. - All F%, . - ' Set To Please in community - _, ~V% '- I ., __ , P you area woman interested Magship Bank of Sanford. Her .1 1'c.- ._j 0 .. : i _'"~ - , P' Setting For Coff ee . :I - 1 - I ____ ' I IS i _______ -- _ L - - 0 t's-; L_ ::~?-i-s - j .1 Iii- - 7. .p.-q_ 112i-. ; - _ I :1 .- .- -_- ... --' I 10L, $n i . £ 5, - (asiu was ixin for phcts thet!niled States, Mr. arid Mr itti the Polynesian pretties. 11. J. Howe of lis Angeles, The Kirschstelns have lived Calif., visited friends and in Sinfnrgl for years. 7. rpintipc in th .cnfnrd area suffering a heart attack in 1972, including Mary Ellen Rowe bnd Alfred has retired from his his grandchildren, John, Frank, . membersof Ladies Aiixjliarvof tagena, ('lombia, S. A. The Eugene Ford, 322 Country Club __________ fleet Reserve (LAf HA) girls plan to pia i lot of golf Road Sanford announce the ; Mars ha) s coordinator of and take in the area sites engagement of their daughter *" the event wi th club mem be rs Donna Jean to Bonnie Hines of 5 -. 5 modeling fashloas from RnGeorgia. Jay. Phil Boyd, who will create Mrs. Christine Sharpies, The bride-elect is the grand: .. -. -t he models coiffures, will also mot he r of Mrs. William (Jean) thughter of Mr. and Mrs. . . :. donate a 'perin" as a door Norris will be confined at Albert Doyle of Washington, D. -. prize. Florida Hospital, Orlando, until C. Born in Altoona, Pa., she . possibly the end of October. . attended Rockville (Md.) High r . Sandra Orwig turn ed Into Mrs. her Sharpies underwent School and Baptist Bible fr• , teens Sept. 12 with a slum be r Charnley low friction ar' • College in Graceville, Fla. She party at the home of her throplasty surgery Tuesday. Is a member of Central Baptist •. parents, Martha and Bob Church of Sanford. Her present DONNA FORD LINDA DALE JO Orwig. Enjoying the beautif Two Virgos, IN ER A. A. occupa tion is child care and ballerina -d ecorated cake and McCIanahan and Larry Blair, counseling. Linda Dale to John Andrew Her fiance, born in everything but slumbering at celebrated their birthdays Hines, a minister, also at- Voungers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Springville, N. V. is the the 13th birthday fete were separately Saturday night with tended Baptist Bible College in Donald C. Youngers, Rt. 3, Box grandson of Mrs. Loretta Hartz Cynthia McDopald, Ginny an intimate dinner for two, Graceville which will be the site 340, Sanford . of Java Village, N. V. and Mrs. Bishop, Tern Reck, Cherilynn their wives. Later Candy of the wedding at 8 p.m. Friday, Miss Joiner is the grand- Helena Voungers of Bliss, N. V. Brown and Kim Griffin. surprised Mac with a real Oct. 3 in the chapcl. daughter of Mrs. Gertrude He Is a 19Th graduate of The other Orwig daughter, swinging party and Mary Woods of Savannah, Ga. and Seminole High School and Susan, celebrated her 19th arranged a surprise "kiddie" Jo ner-Youngeprs Mrs. Katie Howell of employed as assistant super- bir thday, two days later, Sept. party for tarry. Fun is the Jacksonville. visor for American Produce 14. word. Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Joiner Born in Palatka, the bride- Exchange. Sr. of 819 Cherokee Circle, elect is a 1974 graduate of The couple plan to be married Sanford announce the Seminole High School where at 7:30 p.m. Dee. 6 In the engagement of their daughter, she was active in DECA. Nati vity Church of Lake Mary. 1 i C h TF I1 I t ) 11, , them), their houseguests, Mr. assistant to the president of and Mrs H W Barron of Accommodations Services, Nicols1 Ga., and formerly of Orlando, an operation directing Maitland,entertainedlrrnaand hotel management in Central Alfred at the Polynesian luau at Wait Disney World, highlighting the happy oc While on a two-month tour of %1 -. ,., S : : - . . A former banker and realtor, -. . the desire to see both win honor, like to show my schol spirit," and scream and shout." Women's Editor "Cheerleading's a great way she explains. Whoever said kids these For Gwendolyn Fields, 14, days to show school spirit," offered Really getting into this spirit and Kathy See, 14, the Im. have no school spirit? Certainly I.Isa Johnson, 15, a Junior who is of cheering on her team i not the 10 spirited members portant part Is letting the team of captain of the Seminole high School's junior good way to team. "It's also a cheerleader Sharon Brown, 15, know t here's someone out there meet people," she who enjoys "having the chance rooting for them. varsity cheerleading squad. added. Lisa's co-captain, to bring out the bright side of Debby Wiseman, 15, has the Pretty, peppy, they're Sherry Berguson, 15, enjoys people. This is what greatest confidence in her bubbling over with enthusiasm every minute out there on the cheerleading is all about: team: "I know they're better for their school, their team and field, jumping and yelling: "I making people jump with joy than any other team and they've got the spirit to beat j- Surdiy,tept.2i. ,,,-3c Heralo, Sanford,, ii. 'iote T ea By JEAN PA1TES(JN I - ' ' i I J 0V0 S uad Cheers Their D na q y Kay and Hart Gallagher, who not seen their dauhter, ceremony. Anxious Aired, Janet Lyng of Toledo, Ohio, for wanting to make sure the four and one-hall years, had the Inarriagewas(irmlysealeda In pleasure of her visit back home Americana, insisted that his for ten da)s. Janet has had her Arm) Chaplain perform nose to the grindstone helping another ceremony, on Sept. 16, her husband Bill, age 23, who 1947, which is recorded at the will graduate from law school Pentagon. next March On Sept. 11, their 28th an. . .~ . I 4 , ,, . Ford -Hines . _: -;-..- 7 .. / , . .1 Engagements Area N e !% '//,7 J•% - ,-~ 1'. 0"t ,- -~ % (I J /r 7//. fhY'4J, . " - - .;~__-7--itanii _ 7,____ - "ii \ \\ • — —,7 6 , of Altamonte Springs tletwated their 55th cc1din anniversary Sept. 15 w ill, an open house Sept. 14. Married in 1920 in Coeburn, Va. the couple have four stvit. They are: nev. hay Haynes Jonesboro, Tenn., Bruce Haynes of Chattanooga, lean.;ofJack Haynes of Orlando and Mrs. Jack Meth%in of Altamonte Springs. ___________ 1~i 'W •, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayn - . - ' -.. ç ,_ rlaynes Mark 55 Years I . . : P. buffet table and guest book table. The buffet table held a money tree for the couple. 'Me Carpenters' children presented their mother with a Mother's Ring • - ;.,. . six-day period. It all began on Sept. 11, 1947, in Germany when American soldie r Aifred exchanged VOW3 with his German bride, Irma, in the required civil ceremony, On Sept. 13, the couple repeated - , A gold and white color scheme was carried out on the .4~ ' '! Irma and Alfred Kirschstein have been married three times—to each other—with in a their vows in a religious rosebuds J%. plt~ 41 ,,, children and four great-grandchildren, Granddau Delanie Carpenter attended the Guest Book age `~ , * .. -.- They purchased t'eir present home on Tangerine Ave., Sanford in 1939. Carpe nter, a rancher most of his life is now retired and Mrs. Carpenter is a housewife. They have fi ve children— J. C. Carpenter of Osteen, William 0. Carpenter Jr.of Lancaster, S. C., Christine Huggins of Plant City, Elizabeth Dennis of Kansas City, Mo and Jean Pedigo of Lake Mary. They ha ve 15 grand- 11 P f Eir,n Vows Said In Tr!cate -S Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Carpenter were honored with a 50th weddIng anniversary celebration Sept. 14 at the home of their youngest daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Conce go li v __ S r/ ' : - tUP . - . 1. I 1V--_ V .- _ . f_ ,Z* q V i~~-,-_i;" ~IR ~ _~F =--. -!I- ; __. = - - -- ____ X -•'. . - - _____ p ' - /h.,•- --- I.- - * - i . .1.., ~ ,- t=A k - -----_ %A3 ~ ~AWT_Z~ I A: Mk . �= r ------ - .e -e- - - -e------,----r r.............y. -' ----- ------------ -- -- - -------- - -- ..-.- -- -. - - L- - ____ - -- - -- ---------- - -. )_ 4C-EveninQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 21 197S r. • uAW tJf Shashoua Returns In Unorthodox Way Iy/J,'7 1.JP U OENT KNOw HOPE 'u id% TO Pi646E%5LE OUTMART A R IFLE ' iOuREt. \ I..L Ow By KURT LASSEN something J would do for - - - 4 4 of time listening to pop music. played everything from rock 'n from all over, from countries In ding but because of the And, like a multitude of others, roll to anything else you have to Africa and even the Soviet language barrier they don't sell Ix.,bought a guitar Pnd lea.-ned play in a club with an in- Union." much of their product in other A by THE BORN LOSER Art Sanscm /7 &W , A55ET A1TI• •u many other direction. after Then came college at the a chance to show his knowledge market for American and those early years, but now he's American University in Egypt. of the state of pop around the British recordings. I can returned to music in a very "I majored In economics and world. "American pop records visualize them getting together unorthodox way. bU3i ness administration," sell for fantastic pri ces on the with Americans and Britons Just under 30, Roddy this Roddy told us. "Then I was of black market in Russia," he and maybe adding a new mantn is seeing a long held into business with my brother said "Of course, many of them dimension to music" dream become reality. More and we held all krds of ex- are two or three )ears old, but We're beginning to plan the than 5,000 people in the music positions all ever the world, they are very much indemand. next year, and the next, and the industry from 40 countries of bringing international Now things look as if they are one after that," Roddy said, not the world are meeting at businessmen together for opening up and Russians without pride. "I think it can International Musexpo '75 In iiieetings, seminars and to do concerned with music will be help bring the world together, if Las Vegas, Nev. Roddy, a business." meeting with American only musically." handsome, energetic young how, then, the Intenational executiv3s, Japanese execuFront a guitar gig in a club man, has made it happen. Musexpo? "I realized that the tives and people from behind the pyramids it has been "After I started in music I only gathering of music people everywhere." a huge stride for Roddy didn't ever figure It would be in the world of any size was Roddy, who h.s first-hand Shashoua. -J_ CAMPUS CLATTER with E31M() BURNS by Larry Lewis CIRNIVAL AT WIN NORT11 O'LJ heart to the queen. losinR two hearts and a diamond and exulting. "I made it". The principle of play he taught from the hand was that in general you should work on your longest side suit, t is hearts, so at trick two Siuth should lead th e nine of spades. let it ride, draw trumps arid lead a heart toward dummy's 20 A.19873 V K 9742 A % EST II 2 A6 1097 : K Q 964 EAST K64 , 110 8 52 : J 10 OUTH S S BUNNY 4JLPJ. IF YA .r YAKK%N ST!N ONCE II A WHILE.. West North East South I# qrr4A44- [)te Pass 2 Pass Pass Illlllllllllllllillillilillirild. . Y . - * . --'--------.' - - ---- - - . --- -------- -------- ,'i:.-4 ' - - -- _:. -- -- - - - -.-- - - . -- -- - , .. • - LL!ItIIi1 money, the ii into that - the mayor m ptrsing nds Is to be total purto officials. t stipulated e event the illowing the Pass Opening lead ilalaL Chi,- WWEN I GIVE i—i: HERE' WERE! - ) - Yn.inn ('tvu CANT HAVE A cc EANED ' ( T'5' 1 AM I in circuit by a circuit A1 - - -- - i .7 . - r_ - i - - the charges of persons , had been for trials. inn today ed trials in eek in the - .. ha Pass 4 A A t by Dick Tumor king. Then aheart back toward his hand with the low heart, not the queen being played. This is the so-called automatic finesse and succeeds since West muit play the ace. Alter this start South makes six, not a mere four. A105 vQS3 86 4 3 72 Neither vulnerable by Heimdahl & Stoffel -'1 6 goo — LIKE r BOSS PeOP1..e. AROUND... GRY5TAL eA — - ntl Si BRIDGE 'ERE TOO DEPENDENT TJI - a MIf)EM in France. It was knowledge from traveling all living," he told us. "We formed mostly attended by Europeans over the world, looks to much When he wn a tccnager in a group In Alexan tria It was with very few Americans. You morelnternationalizatlonof POPCairo, Egypt, Roddy Shashoua, called The Birds and w played couldn't uJl that international ular music , You known, he ilke many of his generation all in a club called the "Nest" way So, I decided to put this expo told us, "Japan is doing some over the world, spent a good bit out behind the pyramids. We together and people are coming marvelous things with recor. L1 ¼:elr— C I1t,A _ For Those Under 20 BEETLE BAILEY LEAN#' FORif PECTO',BuT I T POW TO <E IT APART • - "My left hand opponent opens one notrump. There are two passes. What should I do ByOswaldà James Jacoby vulnerable with: Paul Cromelin shows today's * K J 1098 x V x • A J 93 hand as an example of what 4 4 3?" happens when beginners play Th e answer is th at he should hands that have not been bid two spades. He can be hurt, specially prepared for them. but there also Is a good chance South's jump to two spades was that his side can make game correct in expert standard and little chance of serious American bidding, but must damage. A winning player can't beginners would just bid one wear both suspenders and a spade. However, four spades belt. was the normal contract to reach. Paul explains typical (Do you have aQuesfiOflfor student's play by South cashing the Jacof)ys9 Write "Ask the dummy'sace,kingofdiamonds J8COPyS" care of this and ace of clubs; leading a newspaper The most in. spade to the 10; rutting a club; teresting questions will be drawing trumps with a second used in this column and finesse; ruffir.g a diamond with w r it ers will receive copies of dummy's la-1 trump; leading a JACOB MODERN) ' ( 9-20 , W —'-r D. il W ., 00 4 ON THE t0C4Jt[rP1N- . - uiel Christy, accused of trolled subipsules, in April traffic ooper on 14. RER, WATCHES M FROM SOME STRANGE 'Somebody ought to warn him about he:! Her appetite is bigger than his allowance!" -. - 8 FUNNY BUSINESS B •*,_.. Roget Won .n f__ -, -. - IWtUItt II1 Tt tCN 1-u A EAT Roger D. Priando, and I, 22, 1148 elberry, on Ing a fruit commit a arceiy. k - , (fl'•' 1' 8rsted by I connection trailer Aug. grove off SRat Ge!eva, , 40 by Dick Cavol rM Rum& AN ARMY 10 LAUNCH N ALL-air WAf OCR REWA(tPA(IVA MNES1Y LATM GvtLfZE AGAtN5T THE EviL GERM, V1N7Hf AND. . by Garry Trudeau 000NESBURY 6AtLY MISYAJ<EN./ * - / Z ' 6e&66 SW _Vf FO 9A"11117? 1ZE1F ikE O(R' CHIEF.' -*-. /W*tWP I (02/5. CP%, SCI74U m:i, WF45 J CTW,f,'5(8D it A't(s (.iyP5Y. i c1 , 1 i4O AT /115 /t / IN )ii AWX MW, 7IB0W J Sff.R C0'IXW I' 4V IAW00TREMPS, EJ(W54 Iv7?.qV(J4 10a (jM't. j ' ,,aT A .. [\ 9Y' / Affr J W ays -:' arf ARAPE WIND ITS WAY TO )F TRUMPET AN C)MaAL. I AND SMIUP'IG, HER FACE AND FOR THE FIRST TIME S TOUCHED. 07 C ris,u. 'U'içUI,c froc,irs fIf0'41 I C1_Tq. i 6 A I J//1 PRISCILLA'S POP WHIZ ON THE ETRIC SYSTEM, I1SCILLA' d r—_ 14" luw _ IIOI.LEY by Al Vermr H AM I SAYING. C ~Alb ansoni V - s. I1 V 'I Inc.— }.. r-.' aign AT I nan OF CHARACTERS IN THIS COMIG II WHAVRE I. U . Ii,, - ., •"- STRiP T ACTUAL PgsoMs, iTweR LIVING OR DEAL IS ALL Yg OWN FAULT 1 for the 1975 tnpain, at'h m, by Bob Montana iE GIRLS w,wrus FOR DINNER TON*MT, ' ' .' Commercial piJ_EI.* AI1Y RftMgLANCf 'i:';:J''i II ite Mall, has i _- fg- Icy, manager I LI L -. _- &s SlMPtE >1 - P9% " . • (OU MIGHT EVE —,TAk'E MY T PLACE.. 8 'ç v% CROT JUICE CKTLS RADiSjIES STUFFED Wins WATERCRESS, PARSLEY ' PUFFS AND BEAN c;pw)u r _. OKAY.' I'LL BRING TH DESSERT. - - Davies f tcttun . and Terr )flte Mall Bob or the Inter p •' -..Ti'-' -r ;ri - Sanchez takes the high road, Santi the low at Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai fronton See Pages 2-3D. U'ii- 1 - ed that area td frci's for AIR- L wy - �- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - -r - .,-s t - - - -- -------. - .-. r,F - -- -. -. - - - - r ________________________________________________________ :T 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. -BEETLE BAILEY Sunday, Sept 17S MY RIFLE NEEP:; TAKE IT APART I :~OAIEVA*t I'.L 1 .-1% , - L4-10 4_~ c~ THE BORN-LOSER b A SG n$om . I oo ~~M A 4 20—Evening Herak$, Sanford, Fl. Jai . C 11 h MA -( ! b 6% A &a : t / F '.rn c3Iinn •i) •h.. n. ..,. • Acrobat'i*c Of . . 4 __ now# sih In on $ n there are two Basques, there is a Ja i-a lai game Where there are three Basques, r / ---- / -, - - I ~~ 11 f. d 10f - - . - .— - __ . ( . . . .- -- a r~ ""I ____________ rm% r~l= - . EVernnQHeraI5anforFL -----_ I y .- 'p,; n f 0 I _______ - - - - . -• - - -- . - - - —-- -' l(ontinued From 2 0 - Melbourne, Ocala, Miami 1) ima, West Palm Btch F(ter(,Ocalfl orTainpi - . ___________ ey say f 11 ', - "t ____ - . lit!. y "r~ __ the Orlando,Saninole roster ' .- or _. -17 Y$ 1- j - ' 7 /1 _ , - - - - - id" e .1 ' I - ' Fronton fans do Find that ., .~ -_ .7 - Zi cheer madly for the other venture into frontons. At because handicapping is team to win the point and keep least, not with the intention of tougher, payoffs tire llv - --W% I _-4r - ' '' - -- I 111il kes P. living tracks. the charges of persons for trials, - . . 74 =_. ~~ - '. ACV ( go r tof the gambling of1a stipulated e even the :t llowing the I m c ircuit bva circuit pin) numbers But that's too f o me My kids gctth Many times when one team racing or greyhound racing. s at game point, they will Professional gamblers do not *~_ -1 -- chngeup shot) - - - =-___ -_Z - 1 " ' r_ I--? ____ - . back -' ____________ ________ AV on] to have another team picking winners at Central come up and cheer for them Floria parimutuel planta New players find the "n t quote me, caus I sitUon confusing, to be a don't want the Internal herounemomentand ailln Re%cnue people on rn hack the next But I can cut it at the dog 'They cheer for the dollar," track because I can handicap saiu Lvluhuerza, is cx- the race But what are }OU is tcr1m I(rfPrs of the game as a - - 4__'__ 'i_-____ -- , understand the fine paints of perience ranging far past going to use at Jai-alai. They put one gooti guy with one bad fan will permit his emotionq .1 ___ A - i to k thy begin to Ho wever, far - __ - 12te mayor . - __LIk -- A - ________________ - -_ crobat'' c l W 'i ozardry . ,,..,,.--.--.,.,..--.-,--.__._ _ ______ _______ -•-—• •- - j..; . . ;.~ )-__. .r -__ ,~w F-1 io : 'n g ; Of* money, the A --- ____,_-F_1 ____ . -- - ' e I - : -. I _________ j lt ' a'io 0 Ga A i S unday Sep?iç73 / I r jr 'I , ______ I ~t_ ;i _,j - ' \ - T •—_ - _j Jai -i_,jr I . I . - fling a ballaroundatspeeth of bet ter than 125 mil, per rebote (return from I rW ' xoft.r . ___t-.. - . .. 1. ..*YA:o U kiORE -. : __________ -,_ Te terminology of the sport includes words like -- - ~ I W' ' izard~~~~ I. i. i — - BUGS BUNNY - I 1' - Th old world proverb says much of boys grown tall who play a man's game regularly at the Orlando-Seminole Jaia ron on n em Park. - - . a . 11 ti cre hifljsqit.rc I BIMO BURNS IVER OVEI;,BCARIN~~ 'N) _ LIKE _ . -i / OIL - •k a*i0 le Game I. THAT ETTLE5 i1 \ WE'RE TOO NEPNNT i / _ L AI 8)JIMHAYNLS Herald Sports Editor ___ - _ Sunday, Sept. 21.1t75 ' / - . • . Just under 30, [toddy this Roddy told us. "Then I was off black market In Russia," lie and maybe adding a new nionth is seeing a long-held into business with my brother said. "Of course, many of them dimension to music." dream become reality. More and we held all kinds of ex- are two or ears but to .,I. 1 , ~ tUT J - . - many other directions after Then tame college at the a chance to show his knowledge market for American an those early years, but now he's American UnI%ersity in Egypt. of the state of pop around the British recordings ' returned to music in a very "1 majored in economicsand world. "Americdn pop records visualize them gettinge unorthodox way. business administration," sell for fantastic prices on th e with Americans and Britons t:p at I with .-11 _ :. _". . over the world, spat a good bit out behind the pyramids. We together and people are coming marvelous things with recorof time listening it; ,M) inusic. p1hyed everything from rock 'n from all over, from countries In ding but because of the And. like ,I multitude of others, roll to anything else you have to Africa and even the Soviet language barrier they don't sell he bought a guitar and learned play in a club with an in- Union." much of their product in other to play. Life carried R(x!dy into ternational atmosphere." Ile Soviet Union gave Roddy countries. Yet they are a big t) ----,,. to CAMPUS CLATTER , . something I would do fr a MIDEM in rance. It was knowledge from traveling all living he told us We zorm mostly attended When he as a teenager in a group in Alexandria. It as with very few Americans You o internationalization oipop. i Cairo, Egypt, Roddy Shathoua, called The Birds and we played couldn't call that international, war music, iOU flO fl," he like many of h generation all in a club callcd the "Nest" way So, [deeded to put this expo toid us, Japan is uOiflg some — .5 __ I . . :; . known, " . 11 4 / ,~, I— __- By KURT MEN 1 — - _~' Shashoua Returns In Unorthodox Way -. - , - - - in I-N 66EMBLE OUTM4T rIIOW 'pCJ' ,. NU3JCE RA11OJ, \ - Mort Walker 15%iAZT C-PUY LIKE CLEANiN& FOR IN5PECTiO8UT 1 rL TO L:' - . For Those Under 20 --- A %- - eek in the - says I _1 I 0-to ~j 4~c i,o~ i - BLONPIE 1f voovu MA(ESU A FUSS WUEN r GIVE ~ I (\-, N___1 1~~ Ak 10 - - - - .. V. $ I - - -- % - .. I I - -- _______________ -. WINTHROP TM ___ RE JN&AN ARMY - —ii—_ - WELL-* IW . -- o. - 'fl :~ I- I I-t• - ______ _...J - B - Ilik flr--. 'I.e .-" - nm - 'i / / - P / - - - - / - -::,~__,_~, — 4=:~~ 3 * - _____ -WI • 1j__ -__ % ro X&M 1 , #~,__ __ , r ;~,_ -V .T __ ~Af,jf- . _ ~ I . . 7 t 11 ___.k- - . --- - fa __ --_- _~_ 1V It a- __ W-A - ' . AND ERNEST 4- I tssiqnsii~ -j;, L_ 60 1.1c, __O_ FRANK -- 15 1 - .,A, , 1." -. , . , . -- - I - - - I Haque style . . . - -- -- - - - - FEMr -R 6M TO 7H0 TRIMS SP - "L..'.. C . : :. I THIS IS _441-7 ;7MMULA CANØ . ' ., - .rr .- .0 . : . . - I ' J)J i -' '' - -1 ., RAPE WIPP I WAY )P TRUMPET AND CYMBAL. 'AND SMILING, HER FACE -. Z Width - -- '1_. 1 AWDFORThEFIRSTThIE jdz wux-The Rose, 2I AL '' - Jiilaj fans are forever 52 feet, and Brevard and certain court iq relative not asking if Ocala' court Is Daytona Beach 40, onl> to the quality of peloths longer than Orlando Orlando-Seminole's ove. used, but to who is doing the Seminole's or if Miami's is rhead is the hikhest, the wall towing aign - a3MSOM _____________________ faster than Danin's It's easy to check out court going 52 feet with air to spare There are no "dead 'courts on top of that Dania is 47 feet in Florida Some are slower In length , Dania tall, followed by Ocala, Fort than others. The ones with isthelongestinFlorids at 180 erce, Brevard, Daona at granite walis front and bad Feet Dania goes 52 (cet in 44 iU i Miami and Tampa hae an athantage in speed t to the going 40 each. Players who have indde the overhead screen. With the That often explains why, rounds say Orlando-&minole exception of West Palm particularly at the beginning has one of the slower courts. lkach, which measures 172 of a season. a player might be Opinions vary to which feet In length, All other hitting the overhead screen a court is actually fastest. In frontons are 176 feet long. lot. lie could have come from former days, the old Daytona What is mislead,'ng to fans a fronton where the overhead Reach court was considered I who believe one is a lot bigger w higher, and hadn't ad fastest Now it is eir Ocala, than another, is not only the justed )et Breard or Dania West Palm court width, but height lMncstcourtintheorldis Beach has the fastest back OrlandSeminole has the Mexico City, 0fect. Most of wall, and the floor at Ocala widest court at feet, Ith the canchas in Spain confon gi ves a particularly West Palm Beach, Tampa, to the size of tht average bounce. Orlando-Semino meawIng 50 feet. Dania goes - es III* tru I/- : ,.; FA EWCEkiC,L ) ( 1-1 THEN! t bounce. - itt - - EFAA______ - N - n--- r I 1. flfl _1!rr.__ - I f - - Z ite Mall, has __ 1- rt ~ _______ I - i LC-- 4 ML.-F- - . -r D LETS MIX LJPA fio) v ~, --. " C_ ! - I -i _~LLK-~L Z1 k . A yl C& - th Holley are / - anDasicsor sit iton of and Terry - 'T ________ of AlNGwEc\N . ..0 " . . 0 -, rt - _________________________ Johnson and e; Fern Park, ngwcxxj. Phil lm~ -to _.. ______ - > . -1 Troy Piland - n and Ma __ - It 9 - - . ~ 1.11, 41 .- - ~ - I,,- 0 . ..I -_ - ~ . - . . . . - -. . . . I - _. ._ 4 - . 9 - - , * - ~- - :I ' . ) L __ ';)" ley, inanagur ~"Z.r____ - _-4 1' " - , ' ks \ ---___- - .-__ __ ____ _..___.__-__ - -__._ -_ _ _b~ _1= , - S _Z! . .Z ..... i~ i -117 ___ N~E Z_~~~_r -— - _nrf~_ , _--,~ - _ -._Z-,-Us _A_r_r_-_ .-_,.A- q- Wiil -.._lk1i - -Vq1-4:--- k - WE I 0 . -- -- - - I 11,1# __ - - - __ :.. / 14 - - i, NEXT byFrank Hill IT CAN DGN-rEGRATE TH. __-I__ . -~ ._~: ;'. L" SHORT RIBS - - - -• - that 1M1SLZ(OYZ CAN ICO7J ; PAE5 -s, - In - - , j (I ! 40 , - I HIS MONThThECOV I ' trove off SR. t - - - arrested connection ailer Aug. It Ao It I Continued on Page 4-D) - - I 'i . Most Frontons garlic -: . - ' tomatoes and cook for 15 Hero a to good, good minutes cooking Cut the cod into square MFtEA DEL chunk Pla In water and PAVASCO almost bring to t he l ( taste - - - : dish - - III i- C - and chopped proscuittO ham C - ,, V. _ - In olive oil fry garlic cloves Rich sauces, sPiced with and l garlic, peppers and oqIons golden. Add sheed onion,%. L 2 ~ ~ 5_ i._-- simmered in a base of olive green Peppers and Mir. Add Ingrfulients which white cooking wine and cook I : -~~V I-r~ ~' ~,t 11 — :!4- J'I ___r airder to retain water "often as m.cded. - __ __ __ ; \ F.-. __ _-1-:__k'tf!~ It f ___ ---A_ 111111111111~~ - I , - --- ' - - / . M I t onions are golden. Add Americans find Basque alluntil the vegetables, toss gently cooking much to their liking, itli a kn spoon and too garnish with asparagus tipi ft could even sene as a eggs. In pregame meal for fans before theerve same pot the) litad for their favorik HACA1OAIAIXCAINA pelota place Cod Ft ViseayanSiyle %Vhatever the occasion, Soak salt cod fish, In dif. keep In mind U instructioni ferentchangesofwaterfor,4 are explicite For example, hours prior to preparing to dishes shod be prepared in remove the salt Ciiane the earthenware in - N I . - F -- 0 themselves a Jai-atal player. _____ - / Interested In catching _____ _ - I -- brussels sprouts and ar. - - I / , '- •j_- -- kI C _JL. __________-f This excerpt 't directed tichokes until soft. Drain. only it female aficlonalos Saute chopped onions, - - i ' -- Roger D irtando, and i, 22, 1148 selberry, on ing a fruit - - • Ba3T*'s heart Ll through his wax string beans, peas, - & MEEK / '- __ - Osof the ways to a BoU green beans, c ' //) Li - -- ____ ,r _01 -- tra ffic ._ -. — Americans Like r_ --:: - - LEK CROM SOME STRANGE • '1 - 1. -r A ~ _______ I 7 f - BIH WN1Hf ANc'... -- It j' BeflUing his number, Alava shows he's a pod bet to be No. I in the reUncing Pyrenees mountain range, Fern Park, lost an eye last twoweekz,andItneeIsdaIly from Mexico and who spoke poolside, walking In the mealoftheday is 1a.m., which divides Spain and Novem be r when he was repair. F ran ce Th ose one-half struck in the face by a Basqueo claim to be dire Spanish all his life, said he neighborhood and sitti ng after they get back home, couldn 't understand a word andwatehmg1,bs1emng More converuuon, often on million people who live hi the speeding peiota. de3ftndients of Neolithic m2n. they were saying when to Arned rock music a.nd mountainous terrain and who the light side, follows, oftm as The pelota Is amailer than a Their language, virile awl players talked b Basque. talking. can not complete with singing. comprise the primar> etimic baseball, larger than a golf melodious, is not Spanish Only a handful of players — The are notorious Bedtime ranges from three to group of the area are ball ft weighs between 124 Legend has it that the Iv1l like Muguerza, Beitla, sleepers. A typical di> in- five, depending On whether Basques. A happy, carefree and 128 grams. Its base is came to th e Pyrenees to learn Chucho, Miguel, Javi, Arpi cludes rising at 1 p.m., the next day is a matinee day. people, they are steeped Amazon rubber and covered th tongue, but gave up after and Perez — speak much peeking out of the drapes at Jai-alal fans are much the deeply in old world culture, with sheep wool. Goatskln seven years, having learned English. the weather and eithergoing same, whether from Sanford, The same culture from outer covering is sewn on by only two words - bai (yes) Players' lives away from back to bed or perhaps Orlando, Daytona Beach, which jal-alal caromed has hand. Cost is $50 each and a and ez (no). A noted scholar the fronton are wrapped up writing a letter to the family taken its place in Florida as a ball is used only for a game or once exclaimed, "They say primarily in keeping a low or girl back home. The s.f. I Continued On PaXe 3-01 - _' . I geographical distimlion is the Rene Rocha, a frontcoWter at players only use one for about bdingual. La3t season Rene, spend their CA - I .3 - \Jr-" --e - is $55, Spanish. although not all are cut down on 11%ing c%U jind fronton, ready for the first -101 I - _______ __ Clando-Seminole cancha, or major component of an $0- two, the n has to be recovered. th ey understand one another, profile. 11y rarely eat out, temnoon meal will be ourt. "Basque is not the ml1lionayearbnsiness f There lsabonomathfne for but l don't beileveit." preferring to prepare their around4,folluwedbyawauc, same as Spa in. It is more. state of Florida, manufacturi ng cestas, which OrLendo.Sezninole'sp!ayers own meals. They live three, anspor low key conversation. Older, better for me." Jal-alat Is a dangerous are handmade In Spain and speak both Basque and tourorfivetoan apartment to Specifically, By 6:30, players are at the game, evidenced by the fact Mexico. initial cost ______________ WOL STILL ' Manuel roster who has logged a decdeofplayinon g fime 4 I - i - them Spimiards. 0 . -.-- 4 ~- ~ '- , :~ %_ ., __ - - - - ; I - --- - - - -- _____ -- - _. - - =. . __ _- ~~ _70- -.~ -;.- - - - "A"t. �.. % __• - -- - - -____________________________________________ 4C-Evening H era ld, Sanford, Sunday. Sept. 21. i,, MY Rtr-LE NEED.:Ir , A !~iIART &UY LIP '%'C:, ~OA%EPAI? CLEANI FOR U POEN'T KNOw i 40PE %'U I iNPET:OuT I 4s TO 'ESBLE OUT.1WART FOZET -4O% TO A .' 4ERE. 'V'OUREI.F TARE ii APART T~j I'.L 'J.' - -- --. - - - -- - - r-- ------ ________ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 rTh By KURT LSSEN something I would do for a MIDEM in France. It was knowledge from traveling all living, 'he told us. "We formed mostly attended by Europeans over the world, looks to much When he was a teenager in a group in Alexandria. It was with very few Americans. You more internatlonalizat Ion of pop. Cairc, oddy Shashoun, called The Birds and we played coukth't call that international. ular music. "You kiown, he like many of his generation all Ina club called the "Nest" ay Sc, decided to put this expo told us, "Japan is doing some over the world, :pcnt a good bit out behind the pyramids. We together and people ar coming marvel'us things with recor -. ' p f. ~-* - ,-1 - Then came college at the a chance to show his knowledge market for American and American University in Fgypt of the state of pop around the British recordings I can "I majored in economics and world. "American pop records visualize them getting together unorthodox way. business administration," sell for fantastic prices on the with Americans and Britons Just under 30, Roddy this Roddy told us. "Then I was off black market in Russia," he and maybe adding a new month is seeing a long-held into business with my brother said. "Of murse, many of them dimension to music." ,— by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER ..~ _ ________1 _~_ 6 i Ft dream become reality. More 7 I , : 4 D-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 21. and we held all kinds of ex. are two or three years old, but ., . A ___ , ( School Now Offers Vocational Courses TryoutsForPlay —- i - 1 ---.' •1_ -. ""r-•' 1 - ••- "- V vocational building and new 11L I _______ I i I AP,OUND... V , L . A dM Sundd 4w :I ~AI to = ~ `1 I I ayl4erald C5Y I L Ai4- footers; and fireplaces. I __________________________ ~v - -- -_-_-- _- - t &0Qww--"~-WiWQ;Q" -- ~ I V rm% , ~l= ~~l r. . , ,. __ . L -. ]-- I I f . - - __ - ~ t_w_J___``_ . . J '. v ,.., . . ZI 71 j . Cary.Th(scouraetsprjmarijy designed for pe rsons '" , '1 " .. '1 - -, " - ,-, , I rlgi~~' NIt-U. ~__* '.N 4 -,1 t~ -I.-& - 11 -- -1 - -- _ I # Journalism; Richard Alan n f ~ U _. I .., - BS in Journalism, CoUeen Ann llprrusorl, BA, Barbara )'M - -- WI NTHROP -- _________- fm RE<RUITIN&M ARW WEi4, I'W'. 'TO LA1JNAN AL.'J1'W4R ___________ / .1 I ;i - il '° " . __ .- I — " ' EEK & MEEK T fTc'1 L I I is . ..- I '' / I i, I n I! ; ,/ / I ' j - __ 7 returned to Wight • ,01M. • fresh paint, and ne-w carpet, • i I 1i ,4 1I ,A i MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 'rSanford FRANK AND ERNEST ~_ ..- __: I - - 1 ~-, - SHIRLEY COOPER the skin away from the w- 8349212 Casselberry Winter Springs face of the Pot to avoid sticking. / ________ 4 ' - , r pan,sauteol1eo,l,garlicand kd peppers Slice the peppers lengthwise, place over the cod and cover with fnU iace in a pre -heated over (400 deees for 10 minutes. Remov see , She l — 3 4 - -. - J' V '4 --f -) 1 4W p • ' 44 10 later IO and1 hr i'rand arCra nts UtC( t.1e Federal itestrve, u U.S. 1iiit, the John - - 1I$ - - __ ___ _~ I works hih PI)Lr iq,ue1 t he LIVUNJ ø - ~._ N h?YTh THE COV1P 1.ACK '.' MARTHA HARDWICK Trinity .;, - I i'ii - ,V - •a es nounced that it is now accepting and peccessing op- ;_ . - ... gnlncnt Of the year. vv A - Prep - '. " , 1. - I - -- - -- FOWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIL " ' - . .L- — - i FM - ,4, : , -0--c', : 1 ~ it -1. . ' - V ____ I . . I,. of persons .._. " i had bee n - -' 1 . 7-:__ - ' inn tnday '.. - -- - for trials. .- 16 '- -- ed trials in eck in the . - - — -- . --' - -V . .. 1:1 d Christy, accused of . THE MC4jNuiN RER, WATCHES N4 -' trolled ipsules, in FROM S(WvE STRANGE - April traffic ooper on 1-4. Roger D. ' ' C # - . ' M JOHN %. PELZER ' [:; ? '' Irlanco and 22 , ', y ç. . ,~' nien , i 00 - -- ' - MERYL MAYHEW A iuli ?1t.I 4) 1M51 IAROAadMATS.LVIaYDAY i1k!, r ,' engineering, and law 1.* 1110c"11111 UWW - I ~ /j" i •'Vf 6., arrestetJ % trove off SR: - It' "- '. - ' ' - - ).10 - __________ - RM INC01=1 EWNQ OF ANY MOT)O in •1 ' comrnita arceny. I - I ' , rry, on 1% 'I ' ,*_______ -- * - T i- i I I M~ Appointments to the Coast mathematics including f - / (' (,uard A4demy are tendered - ' - -- - - 0 three /, , _a_ -- plications for appointment as plicants must be a&vired of Cadet, U.S. Coast Guard, high school graduation by Class Of ION. This year for the June 30,1976. Apphcants must first time applications are have completed three units in TE , , 1 L -7. - . fi - 4 - PARAPE WIND ITS WAY TO OF TRUMPET 12 AND SMIL14G, HER FACE . AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IS TOLIC NEXT WEEK-Tilie 0' -1 ... Iff -, ROSC - AL I :- __________ UOI.l.EY '' _--, 9 10 I ;, I.; .... : L ,--: L I I. ~s SIMPLO- - nan AS 5WPt,E.. . ley,manager lie Mall. I c I - / / titiofl - -, 06 , of - - ntc 11ll Bob In t er- 101 '- - - t'd that area 0 * I a f4Qw SHORT RIBS by Fnk Hill "-? ,berry, Bett) ) - V Johnson and Fern Pzrk, /_____ n Phil MacDough; 4n Ilk - CA - iZZ4% ' I c!fl'ation pIari ' Ore dn P PLIL - .a.. @% rd Holiday inn I by all Oe key Ili --- __________________--- ii 1 ... .... camign - '- _________________________________ k . -, - -_ HW%, /..AKIP W5 JUV~T Li7 ' _______________________ __-1__ 1;z~l --,.7 -1 -M, ;;~ P 1 Z 1_1 1 0 U n-I R `Vr: , V ........ -- 11*%4~00 __%:1A_ - i ~._ % i Ir- an DaVIes for ____________ TEL-b I -, I - I .1 0~'T. __ ____ CoMsdpEo. CANScOME - 11 1 ____14 n pa g n ac nisi cam - It ' ' - _____ 0 1 - ~ _1iI ri - _J. P 44. * 1----- - -- . -- & r-=-I-',4~--~-, j- A ~ 1. "I - 1L ' .- ' A aig s ___ i l k, e I . L fi: I;'s 'VT " - . . . reached the age 0117 but not 22 by July 1, 1976. All ap. being accepted from women, English, and by a circuit j " . - -, M I: ffim, ___ - -.4 - d - -_ I in circuit — ____ - -' Tlie United States coast petiUon,anappli ntm the fields as avia on, I Guard Academy ha an. unmarried and must have administra tion, electronics, J~ - _____ ____ .. - - :1 - - - --_ - _-~ 1. ____ - i' V . __ . _. _Ip ' '' Acad e - t stipulated 'I National Merit Scholarship me" Program; Me: yl Mayhew, Jon (Rusty) Reiker, son of John Pelzer and Jon Reiker. Mr. and Mrs. Blynn H. Over one million students Reiker, 1034 Mango Dr., from more than 17,000 high (.asselnerr), hopes to attenã schools entered the 1976 M er i t Florida Southern College next yearbook editor and has College Reading course and to officials. _______________________ fir stpc tch class on a iaadwich (V)) by T. K. Ryan I HIS ~ Close to home. When asked Z-11ijil- K I. lqi~ 'Bowing the t - - rl — --- . . entire subject is fascinating to — - i - .J"l, I i _Ir-_ I ~____ E-;rx_ - -- _____ ______ algebra and plane or coorkl> on the basis of an an dinate geomnctr) or their • nual na'Ionwjde competition equhalents, and m ust fulfill with no congressional ap. the basic ptisyical and mora l The daily schedule has I pointments or geographical requirements. NJT 91,4 Y I L 1. T quotas. changed considerably. There Coast Guard cadets obtain . I I DMI Applications Festurri for now are nine 40-minute ap- an excellent undergraduate 7.00 Classes. Almost all students are 360 students total enrolled pointibent must be submitted education at no personal mt. &W I have the third period free to in grades six-12. Trinity is to the Director of Admissions, In addition, they receive pay 00 pleased to welcome to their U.S. Coast Chlard Academy, and allowanem fully adequate 8.00 . u:,e as a study hall or as an 10 00 During this teaching staff: prior to Dec. 15, 1975. Can- to full dl their ordinary living activity period. I Miss Cathy B, Battle, Math; didates must arrange to expenscs. time all students will become 'THE A) IL ADULTS 2.00 exciting Mrs Robert Johan.son, sixth participate ..-' (JHER SiDE Inolt'd itt some in either the The constanil> updated :o KIDDIES 100 OFTHE I of College Board Scholastic Academy xrnculwn offers Bicentennial ograms The grade George V Bro>le MOAlN Science Mrs James Sa ver, Aptitudc Test (SAT) or nine majors which include finil period Of the day Li a F r art Mrs Robert Daguin, American College Testing electrical, civil, t t Id f it I an and French; Mrs. Viola rn 13. Assessment(A(_717) prior to or marine efigineering; marine All teachers remain in their Stablein t yp in g ; Miss S including the December 1975 science, rooms so that the> can 11 mathematical ac L ' Dorothy Ilernian, reading; administration. my student on an individual sciences. physical sciences; Mrs. Diane D. Winship. math; 11w competition for ap. management; and govern, basis with any problem . they I of J n III I he Rev. Robert C. IhIefeld. pointment as Cadet Is based ment. inight have. theology; Richard Dempsey. on the candidate's high school 1_~~ i~0_ One t-idition Trinity will physical education and ML%s rank, performance on either interest, combined with the __ I pfft 6 LUS Edit' alwayskecpistheWednay hall, dIrector of the SAT or ACT, and varied elective courses, INCREDIBLE BUT I moring Chapel 7 Service, which development and public leadership potential as establish a solid foundation demonstrated by ~S4*" ow.1to par- for a challenging career. 'MURPH THE SURF YON To Meet W0 At Trinity's motto for this new ticipation in high school extraGraduates of the Academy iN I FoQut1v TIYLrD N $N There are many new aces >ear Respect for your eurricul,ir activities, corn are awarded a Bachelor of l LIVP A UTTLI SYFAL A 1 V around campus new 'ountr — get in v olved in the munit> affairs or part tiinc Sui'nce degree and an s t and t& lihirs There flicint&'nnia2 programs for employment. Most successful cemnilssioned as Fnslgn in yourself-do the best you can in candidates rank in the top (tie United States toast all ou (I() for others show qu rter of 'heir high hool (,uard Selected Officers , Plus _________ I'Johnny Tough" le you vare; for authority c la ss ;.nd demonstrate ' apprecia te what Bit> are proficiency in both the education and Specialized / Tues.. ThU U I 'ning to (to fn >ou, timid for mathi ni.ati .iI and applied training In I iii in lcadim Sal. & Sun. 3 Features loro1w rty . -- keep Aineric, ,I science fiel(1:5, civilian and military graduate Karte Picture heiiiiliful To qualif% for the corn or professional schools in such _____________________________ 2:0-0&6:45 "Hammer Of God___ tuden 'Smith an ntitute She returned to classes _____ BaUm ik r Jut, I xh arid id un inJe,,d siudy program aLso, lie saul, "The I m pasuuw ____________________ - _ dpal Carlton Henley has tit the follo i ng . seniors have been named Semifinalists in the 1976 I ___ ________ - s lawyer. fle has worked on research along these lines w __ t the mayor % - ___ - - I i ss into that ____ 0u,ai 1 - a money, the - - afternoon Laura was the - __ , guest of former Florida I~ Sen3tor George Smaffiers in the Rayburn [too,,, to observe I Congress and I — t he Senate I" d the original Constitution in a -1 i , Preparatorj School's ob. servance of the nation's 0th birthday the Bicentennial estial, to take place Nov on . As this school year opens at Trinity rep many new (hani'es hae been enacted, as well as keepin 01(1 traditions house Carl Albert \ 1q 0 I _~ ___ - By HARTILA McDONALD - JustJee Burger and Speaker of - Add a pinch of cayenne to the remaining sauce and Cover the fish completely with this sauce In a frng HILDA RICHMOND sv- .- Coat an earthenware pot with sauce, place the cod with SHIRLEYMILLET 834 97' Forest City 11 7 - . i July 4, 1976. Following a brief ceremony, Laura shook h&Ads with the President and Presented him with an In. vitation from her iellow clamnates to attend Trinily . - -1 . boil once again). Add a little sauce to this broth and stm. 4 92 AIl3monteSpc,ngs / Comm. Planning For B centennial doW on display f remainder of the dO),, Wt)efl it was replaced In the vault until . f n l i also enjoys singing. Meryl answered," Working outside have been observing the betU on the newspaper itiff was the champion speller of of school would be hard, students working In class and for tour C&1 and Is a the Orlando District -Studying at school makes It am anulzeti at the eagerness member of Cum La ode was in eighth grade, and easier. I can study In the these students show in their honor society, the library after I finish work and willingness to learn. Fellowship Players at Fint journeyed to Washington, D. flat have to cope with the Incidentally, the College Uni ted Methodist Church of John Pelzer, son of Mr. and pr oblems of noise at home. Reading course can cut down Sanford slid Florida Con Mr s. Raymond Pelzer, 604 "When I go home I don't on a lot of studying time for ference United MethodIst Ellsworth, Altamonte have to worry about students. Church Youth Department. S prings, said he planned on homework. I have all the time The volleyball team is Martha atio serves on the attending either the Teen Fashion Board at IneedatsooLIthittI looldngiornew members University of Virginia or will make pretty good help the school on to victory. Robtasoni. Sti'tson. His goal Is to he U grades," Betsy said. The jazz concert was nice to Why is six going to WhOol? listen to. Everyone that I have dent Ford ' and bring water almost to the - . l mature. Nobody Is mature, good for all age groups. on To rr Lyman Ifigh School Prin- "To develop my mind; to talked to about it wid It was drain, tover with fresh water ~ I !OrUng at the school. she ty Prep Student Issues the work began last sumaw, the water if ezme1y salty, I.- .:. [ ~ Dolly,- Cl&un Glenn Turner halloween Of " last year's HIgh also attended Oviedo On competed for the "spirit castle. At the castle members show ' a double session system. stick". But to their disap, of the club will recreate a Another thh* on the mind's — i - k , .. I r ~A - - school, e •, Homecoming fesi1vt1es and "George M." or "Funny run one of the rooms at the Girl," or a play "The Calibre - iContlnucd From Page 2 DI i t iUii,i j ) ,\ ,\ \\ . " ttiis summer -) , I i / INFORMATION . // a 4 expensive and technically Club 03 they take part in suggests -Hello U _J * . ~1111111111 S Program. The Semifinalists year. tic plans to major in W ,'A interesting iiidividal who about the teachers he said seems at home at SCC. are the highest-scoring psychology. "I'm very in. -they are "neat," even ji4 Some students students in each state, terested in this subject, and tn a hard representing the top half of have done research on It. I'vc work study program at SCC. Trinity Prep Senior 11<t-sy likes to draw and will r, of the nation's also worked in group They work a few t1 mrs of the larths Hardwick, daughter one percent soineday go into the field of -most academically talented sessions," he explained. school day to help of Dr and Mrs. Charles for Art and Fashion y'wig people . their tuition, I talkedpay to one Hardwick of 112 Crystal he helps a lot of middle aged student on the subject. View Scuth, Sanford, been named a semilhudisthas Mr. and Mrs. Gene P. ." Betsy Whitaker, a freshman persons in their ma th at SCC, is a member of CWS being 4bIc to help older the 1q71 National Merit Longwood, plans on attending (College Work Study). Under Scholarsh,lp Program. She college in Florida. Her plans the advisory of Mrs. Spriicri hop es to attend Emory are to major In some field of in the Math department, Betsy's overall opinion of University, Atlanta, Ga. and music, either teaching or Betsy Wtors students who are SCC: "it has a good at. major In English with aneye .having a pr oblem in ma th. moophere." to a career In Journalism or performing. She is a member of the i BK1, . When I asked why she was communications I work for Dr. stone in . She Ii flute, piccolo and piano. She The end of October looks to Impossible. Mrs. Cher be a busy thne for Drama Stempler, Drama sponsor, students from Lake Howell high, and all four vIng. Basque Cooking GREETINGS, AND A w IDE VARIETY OF nusual HELPFUL CIVIC o . was made into a movie. -. ' Seminole President Pat Quinn, a most done on Broadway In 963 and Brosn" has been discussed ran for three years. In 1967 it but many feel it would be High " '- ' The play was origin,tily "The `Unsinkable Molly f 0 major musical production, 0 ,- _'_ 4: Of their . -- ______ .' 119 grandPamts, Mr. and Mm Ford removed the ori m and this added a lot to the 9 of the Constitution. An Thomas F. Floming of Boca President's Honor Roll, CO"Utution from a sealed t season's first pep rally last itinerary for a visiting Baton, on a three-day trip to vault in the Bureau of achieved by only 325 of the Friday. School spirit was it nearly 7,000 under graduate Archives. The President studen enrolled at U of F placed the • histori .. . In r_141 n I f , __ J , ~11' L y man Students Are - someone new. This week I I met a (oreiici student. She Is a .-. '!'Y nice person to talk to, although I have little time for because you are maturing till taiking I met Student the day you dit ' Government Association She chose SCC because it Li Also, !n the spr-ng will be a man, and a delivery man, .; T_ "A's" and was on the JOIN %VIN'THROP, ANC)... ;: I Ann Miller, BS In Education, and everyone seems pleased A Senatorial tour of the very busy schedule for an nesday ahe attended the Stephen J Raborn, BA, and and proud of the "new" White House lunch with excited 12-year-old seventh Bicentennial Kick-off of Randall L. Roberts, Engin- school. U.S. Congrcsnan Rogers at grader atmuitypreparatory National CiUzns hi p Week. Sanford. repainted in the school President Ford. . - attend re- School -Miss LAura Hamlin. Under armed guards, Guest Laura accompanied her of Honor President Gerald Ms. Miller made straight coloM (orange and black) enactment of the first signi ' . ~_-_ . , __ __- - - ~j fo Sunday, Sept. 21, 1975-SD - ---V. sw Another week ha. and my field of friends has increased. Each and / 1vC t a Special po',nt to meet the Bratter's wacky neighbor at 6 or 7 p.m. - Green, BS is Physical many changes have taken __ Therapy, James 1). Hardln, place at Oviedo. Students - ---, - drawn close to 85 1 - J9II & Needless to say, it was hard pointment, even the "Spirit of famous scene from a horror of members is the selection Of Summer graduates from for everyone to adjust to thIs 76" could not compete with movie, the "Company"an elite group rcycle University of Florida. situation, and the school the &3phoffWe clan who ww , repairing. Working with Gainesvill At Christmas time the capable of a lot preduction. e, included: Susan suffered much wear and tear, stands as the "Moot S'Mrlted Drama Club would like to get wise. Also to be selected After the flnal word was Class". (until next 'week, involved In ddld~ren's theatre International Thespians moth kEshludedin t In Arts; and Stevie Ray opening Of Lake anyway!) andtakeittopedlatricawards membe special tTthdI Bridges, BA in Arts: Janene Howell the for the fall term, Medical Lab taught by Mrs. Beth Dawson, BS In Nursing; p ep aU got under way to • Kftight and Mrs. Herbert has Casey Lee Dunn Jr. BS in repair. and mnew OILS. Since • — 1401.0 DAI SY " I - like to turn it into a festival. This will mean workshops in ford); Corrie's mother Mrs. the morning, feasts Banks (Mildred Natwick); evening and plays beginning - The 1975-76 school year is Res ents 4 Are and seniors is taught by Mr. I BLONDIE ves Oviedo High Students have responded Mechanics class for juniors ___ !I- Mr. Valasco, the telephone By BECK! LO'17 id / ki . - H) 'tARYM,tflTJNI)13 I man on fi'.,i,',; i'-aui isratter, a young lawyer (Robert Red- Face-Liftin g J PloYment. Fundamental child tremendously to these new Won us. and with it comes development a nd ways of courses and Lake Brantley is much excitement and anworking with the physical, proud to offer them. ticipation, especially at mental, emotional and Social Oviedo High School. tAm needs of chi1den are included year, while awaiting the in the ___ ( Campus daging with EMT's. Speakers prepare for child care em- • Evening Hera, Sanford. Fl. You Is At1ty City. Drama competition. t.a,,t Th e six characters are year the club won four Corrie Brtter (Jane Fonda awards, This year would K- and 12th grade two hour block health fields will visit the Child Care Program, St uden ts classes during the year. A WHILE.. j f , V ~~.~ . _-_V7.. 'Getting To Know small apartment in New York host the Seminole "nty ---- --- -- Mrs. Cory teaches the 11th from almoat all the different LISTEN ONCE it 111111111111~1111111111011 --- M . (iIV - ' -- W LyY I [)t' I working with the Altamonte learning about ambulances bonding and ticing brickwork, imd their equipment, and building columns, chimneys, have done complete ban- QUIT VAKKIN' LL - .. production Tryouts will be held Sept and for one of at local hospitals and to area 12 (it's being double-citst) elementary schools. parts In Neil SImon's 3 act Spring, too, will be a busy corned) about a young, time for Lyman Drama newlywed couple In a too members as they prepare ning to enter a related trade. Among the Resuscitation, have been NWD Be f..')RE RXULA - yA:( PeMp_ -- - s kills learned are laying, tR OVEkZEAI1'4'AN' ,' LIKE T' BOSS II I - has a BUGSBUNNY I' I tIy BECKY IAXKIIART making'plans for the coming year year. The firci meeting wa held Sept. 11, and the memhe rs decided on 'Barefoot In prequisite of construction Springs Fire Department preparatory. This course Is EMrs (Emergency Medical designed for t'knts 'in- Tech.) They are learning __ I vuztional programs are flOW offered to students, Construction Trades, being This course occupies a twota ught by Donald MacLeod hour time block and Is ofered meets two hours each day. to 11th and 12th graders This course Is out-red to 11th Right now students are _',-.. A & - II — I II I • I -- - I Lake Among the changes that occurred during the summer at lkc Brantley Is the I T\ I - * ON FOREiC,N , - - "We're beginning to plan the Drama Club S,lates - THAT SETTLES T - 1975 ByROEMARVJOI1NSN CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - - - . i I . . I. - - , many other direction. after those early )ears, but now he's returned to music in a very Lo ~_ _.. C,vi"%(A ;,%, 44. % t.:. - il of time listening to pop music. played everything from rock 'n from all over, from countries In ding but because of the And, like a multitude of others, roll to anything else you have to Africa and even tile Soviet language barrier they don't sell he b0light a guitar and learned play in a club with an in- Union." much of tlx-ir product in other to play. lAfe carried Roddy into termational atmosphere." The Seviet Union gave Roddy countries. Yet they are a big Ci Q -_ I - - Shashoua Returns In UnorthodoxWay ! / ~, - Mort Walker -- \~~ - For Those Under 20 BEETLE BAILEY ' _____- __________ - -_ - �- 4I.C—Evening.Hersid, Sanford, Fl. - - -•- - - - - ---- - ('y---- -'----5------- - - - - lv- -'-r ---- r- - - - - - — —.-wr-lvnyal-..rfl -r—1 r--frnr r----'nrfl-fl--'rrr.rc---trr."-q, a -.- ---•- j., - _ I In Unorthodox by Art Sonsom - ' ' I '----~-------,-~--...~,,~~~-~ qo~ Smorg asBorden F~,: \ THAT SETTLES _ ' W EA E TOO DEPENDENT I td _! _ DAILY . EPT 21 MORNING ___________________________________________( r - - The thrective came at 0900 Wednesday through Sunday. on a particularly high-smitig ,'1 One bronchitis specialist t In I 0 TEI / difficult to just quit "cold turkey." They tapered off on i -0 bkM ::4iw~ -______7 - i,J71- ~7A A -.-t _ .XA'D E k'IORE r"t_u_. I LIKE i' eoss peo't..,i I, AR.OJND... 1 ICY5TA1. I64.L 1 a I I , :ii t IU4. QUtT YA)(KIN'P -. LIST!N ONC.E U A W4ILE... - - - - This I% The Life (6) - I jr -- E . the v-ere the people having DAIS-Y.# 1~ ~ IVA1111ALl- *1= A OATH I (`_~1111 -'r, 9* chairs anti puff all they ple;twd. doctors were forced on the by and watch their streets - 1~~r~T~ unemrloyment rolls because I -S of - I ,,,,, - the acute shortage of disorder patients. Gulf ganies stretched front ,,, 4~01 4K I , America (44) Virg inian 7:30 (6) 30 Minutes (9) Name Thai (I) Catholic Mass (9) Make A Wish (44) Little Rascals 9*5S (2) Week I n Mv Feet . fund depleted, the League of Mayors called a clandestine swnriiit meeting at Deith Valley scotty,s d residence. (9) Dr Who Ouartel (44) Movie L ook tin And (6) 6 30 (24) The Live , I WINTHROP JmN&A}.11Agy I'M R 10 LAJJf"G.tANAu...-cu1- sg ACiAIN6r THE EML CrE4W, WINTH)f ANC) 10 TO 18 YRS. BOYS - Bavshore World Devlin You are invited f overnite -i -) I JOIN .-~ ~ to (35) First Baptist Church Of ree a Campout wit _<,___~r) /- 1(i'3fl (2) Th / - - I 110wo - Football '7s . - ,, i , I . - / ./ 1 / " I i :::::__' : f) ,~ I , I I A Meals, Canoes, Deal Fishing, Boating, Hikes, Handicraft " - & Scouting Skills. fu]\ . I FRANK AND ERNEST . Be sure and come to the Informaflon Meeting to be held 1 in all elementary schools in Seminole County. Your school , -11 - - _--- -4 1 t~ %I , - . .- , .F*f -- listing for - 7 , 30 (t) Wrestling 3:00 (24) PhIladelphia htter if 'ou Ie• compassion y 52 I 61 ft~ & — - - Hodge Podge 0 o P A II T 0 V E N - K . _____ 0 (1 7 ( _F V E F S K li 0 U N C F. N I[' V U I) I OG ft 0 K I N C 0 H 1 0 1,. 0 C G F R A N1 T R 0 T S A 1. B 0 R 111 0 .4 T A I) ) A K 0 B 0 1. H 0 . E.J T T N L V 0 'A I. 0 V F. L E I R I) C S S' C, E (, 0 U 7 F I. I) A 13 0 S P i F ) F' '1 t P I interestzr and do the things __________ 9 nally as shown. I O\(IIT :tI OS1111F), ORIOLE ~ (44) The Mod Show 0 OF16-0111, 4 11 Help witho Word Hassle . ....'. Truth Almanac (6) Partridge Family Almanac (24) Sosame Street Of (4 Scl`401 Board (33) Rocky And Friends 'TEENII (33) Star Trek "iNNo' inoRing money today. If your Instincts swim you about ;I cerwin person, it's best riot to deal with hilli. Ir L/ pound foolish toda y in your , L " - Jr A4, . I - / .-v.' ti - - . - - -- / had been for trials, today Nl!- .1 I [ANY CIVeNG ROOM DINING ROOM l ot doming At#&) [-gM0eat of ONLY e,ther e the - 'H C*J THE I',C4JNTAIN" 'ERER, WATCHES At rn.'rr .vvu_ STRANGE 4 IV Roger D. irlando, and 1, 22, 1148 _1 I I S - ' r I 1W -, I , , . 1 - :- I' - " ; _____ " ,I: .A / .. 1 ~;. II', r )A , ' r -.'. PARAPE WINO ITS WAY 1(1 OF TRUMPET AND CAABAL. 9 _~ - aa - IIOLL.I-S aign If AS 5tMPt..>) non / ite Mall, hic, LIVING ROOM ROOM 4495 i for the IV5 ) <'/ i( k= ""A 1 1 1- :m - 2F, __ 1 ..:.-.--,r . __ '. - -U; _W, :~ _` _ f.,,-..- 1!_ - . .i` - a;i_ali r J_` tz-1, 4K~. i 11 I 7, "Lisa, chamth licilley are an Davies for 194S iz.V~A I ~i I.-,-- ___,Mlf ., I - ~ ~ ;;- - ~ ,;I ~i -. ?S I I a - NIP FOR THE FIRST TIME IS TOUCHEO I EIEECARPETCLEANING&DYECC - trailer Aug. Irove off SR. .t ('cnea - ('IIADAII', -_ arrested by .01 % _____ ASK ABOUT OUR ~~~ I • 1 \ Carpets Steamed Cleaned @ arceny. --- OPOF LINEIISERVIC E % 1' above spect., - *4 I " '' "A GUaRan ' .. 1 ,,çs •urntir..ar,aandO,,,ntalca,p,,jIflc,U,,d,fl,h,%P,,d,l. - Z ji, u!,&.c4j\ <_ .- — Hit' __ ti- w1berry, on ing a fruit X ". V-111LIEURIZAA HALL iael Christy, accused of trolled b i sules 'n April traffic 00 r on 14. - 1-21 n. n r,--,-If,.~Iffl, 1IM1 1 1 1 1 $ LIVING ROOM In tht. $, - __] CALL WINTER PARK _____ . CLEAN I BEDROOM i TWELL RUG FOk ONLY 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE pan)-. They'll take you up on it ,and a boring day will ensue. AQUARIUS IJan. MFeb. 19) Surround yourself today If will be time well spcnt .,.c ., Ssiel TillS W(t, ONLY 0 sour house today unless ou sincerely want t heir coin ,, THIS WEEK - 19 ) Don't invite anyone ill P1M.E (Feb - V*___ guS CLEANED 4\ 1, - -ed trials . n '_7 minute. Your chances of success are best early in the $ the charges of persons i - - , - )Ui uu doing that 19) which \ \ ' - ___ 22) CARPET Dec. 21) Being around larger versation is light and in. spirational Avoid those who favor heavy 644 (44) Hogan's Heroes -_ is ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL REGARDLESS OF ROOM SIZE s%itIi people who are highly creative and whose con- (9) Wild World (11) CBS News '• le I "#" tile excitement it usually generates. You're better off in TUESDAY SEPT 23 (44) Flintsfonej (2.8, 73) Somerset SCORPIO tOct Instructions: 71w hidden narnes listed below a ppearforward. i)iI)% 'I I . ''' -_ - -- pression on your mate today if you're willing to forego your 0 1 T K I G r. i. it t it o E A I - - Fm ff ,4 n with ousincss You can make a fine im. 0 V A 1) K N E 1, S 0 N 0 If Y C M R T (; OKAIII V!="-.-# iAug. luck will today. Attempt to Try not to be pennywi.se and Inatters. Put tile account books away hidden name and boa it I ' - yourself. (3;) 700 (44) Love American i 20) ventures. Holding out for a day. volved, Today will be materially few extra cents Is not to your AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb (;EMINI (May 21-June 2C) profitable for you, if you don't advantage. 19) A prudent course for you rill!'"flix nwthods will achieve gull) things up. N- n't nuike LIBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) to pursue today things for you today that is to protect last-minute changes in your You'll be lucky through your your flexing your muscles or dealings, close associates, except in worrying about another's raising your voice could never GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Inatters where money is inYou can do th(s without hope to accomplish. g This will be a fun day, It could volved. Don't mix business selfish. CANCER (June 21-July 22) also be a rewarding one,if you with plear, ire. Praise or recognition are not use wisely SCORPIO some tnfc.rinatjon (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There's no reason to share nearly as important to you that will be passed on to you. You're a good worker today, your good fortune at this time todayasplayingthegarne by CANCER (June 21-July 22) pro v ided you don't have sith one who had no hand in OaLs of Importance can be People looking ov r your it. your usually high standards, C, be generous with and enhancing your image. achieved today, but you must shoulder. Work alone if those who did. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) keep your impatience in possible. Bolster your betief in things check. Stay with the plan SAG17TARIUS (Nov. 23. YOUR BIRTHDAY -spiritual today by seeking you've mapped out. Dec. 21) Your judgment is inspiration, or meditating LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your better today than advice from Events and mtelmsLs will quietly on your goals and Imagination is very keen, a well meaning friend. .isten draw you closer t his year to ambitions. Ideas you'll conceive will be to w ha t he says, but don't one you've know n only VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) good ones. just be sure you discount your own insights. casually. This is not good day to bog - - Ili NA I r 4 a Fr . 1. .unay, -epiemer rule your actions even if a synchronize them. small personal loss is in. TAURUS (April 20-May __ - - I) M K 7000 (6) Medical Center Semester (35) Movie — — I I - A. to prevent future scarring of t)tlIl(ItlF of 1idd (Iii'tstie jWit th luu r p ortion of ttit lii ii can ttUtt IL lot') sour (SOP'l igus ttich UI I) It id to t 5Ophl.l'tth - _______ I 22, - 58 ~ I - SEEK Jorlet (33) Felony Squad TMtlntales (') One Life To - - - 14 . (44) Movie And You (33) Bun%Bunny Jubilee - - ,,, - c-so (p Maude (13) Law And Mr, 145 ( 9) closure muhanism may not Anyone with tht't s)IIip10111, should ha e X -ray ld be in- Your Judgment won't be you ll feel working as effectively as your I ' highly protective of e'alutc your ft for the Sept. 21, 1975 year. It will come about )oursclfinterestsearl> in the coming week Assign A secret desire )OU%e told through unusual ur. I will soon realize priorities Stick to them onl) a few close friends about cuinstances u re ni,tooself.contered, Your bettcrirsUnctswillthke For Monday, September 1975 over TAURUS (April 20- May 201 AR!(Marc 21-A pril 19) don't overlook some small CAPRICORN Wee. Van Thou Football 3 30 (4) program 6-25 (2) With This Ring 30(6) S I Folk F H i CiiKt / Sunrise 610 (2) Sunrise (24) Senior Sit:ene __ . 6 00 (9) 7:00 (9) FurnIture Care AAr. David Davies, Dist. Scout Executive. ate - 41 so FAmlly (9) Monday, Night (35) My Favorite Martian Three Stooges 3*73 (44) Sr)IrIf of '?A WEEKDAYS MORNING Ri'ooct For Infermatjon call (904) 789-2957 I Changes. 1'30 (9) Fragile. Handle With Care will let you know time & date. daytime - - I - - - - UI I in circuit '_ -_ ARIES (March 21-April 9) you take a few minutes to ________________________ U 01 1 705 (9) Rock Concert (44) Donahue I '00 (2, 0 Tomorrow 111% I IL I%'it) VW.fr,r:, W. . ...., You'll - __________ - t - ' By IWRNIU'. IWDFOSO1. . - 29 56 Tennis (9) General Hospital time that may not Appear hipre Consu lt your daily Herald TV (24) World Press ___ make - (66 9 00 (2. 5) Movie (6) All in The World '0mti me bo Washington (9) Medix - L Stations No'-, Orleans At 22 28 - stipulated t dlowinu the -.: ' 39 — I - HOROSCOPE 1_. 0 (2) Wild Kingdom (6) Witch Game PM (8) Wnrld At War (10) Lf! V% Mdke A (44) Underdog 1: 13 (9) Dally Word New York At Buffalo (6) NFL Football - ? _- I 47 630 (6) PhlIl ) Edge Of Night (9) Rhvmr' And Comoany ________ 17 - nds is to be to tal piir. D ' Minute ) Guiding Light 17.-00 (9) New% - (35) Movie (44) Dinah 8-77 (6) Bicentennial (9) Let's Make A (6) Movie (9) News Wild - 0 1. I Everything Is Free: --I ~ . Show (6) NFL PreGame Paisley, Florida , 10 ii 14 - 35 - IL _________ - diagnosis DEAR HEADER U — Yes Ihi nisli of fluid mm ) our 37 - L Turni (44) Love AmerIcan - 27 - (a) Rhoda (6) As The World Flying Circus (35) The Saint The NFL ' Maqnlfic.nf Lives 11-00 (2, 6, I) News (24) Monty Python's (9) College And Schedule (44) Night Gallery (6) It's The Law 9 - 19 26 the nmyor m pursuing 0 9 - 51 Little doirnon-s easily. Do you think I need work. The hernia may be anyone who has reflux drinking coffee. Antacids Hilly !2 Herin lf~rnt i any follow-up us, 55 Choler lite corrected, but the faulty sYnIPtolms should be treated also be needed to prevent the 8 - Style 8-00 (2) National Geoc:ravhic (24) Ine.fructional (8) News Conference Presli SAT. & SUN. SEPT. 27 & 28 Evil snow 4, SnIItI ____ Of The Week 1 00 (2) Somerset (6) News Touch (6) Great Mysteries AFTERNOON -16 (13) National Fight Tomorrow (9% All My den (24) Electric (44) Variety (44) Come Together 7 _13 - (comb 10 45 - - (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes (9) EZSS (24) That Uncertain Congress 7,30 (24) Wnirld Press (15) Big valley 17'.10 (2,11. 13) Jackaot 10:00 (6) Bronk Merritt Island t e (24) Intercom MArble Machi Gosoet Hour 6 gone by (9) Wild World R"fless (24) M^sturnlcce Theatre 9-30 (35) Old Time (1) Rex Humbard - (Ii Truth I 7'M (2, 44) News (6) Kolak 5 Time 46 primates 31 Strob6le rql 7-M (2) T Tell The AFTERNOON 9:00 (2. 8) Mystery 30 Zoo - Deal Naturalists 45 Lucifer tribesman EVENING (441 Phil Donahue (6 13) 8 Of sot-nd 9 Sports - - u,lJsUdi enecic-up I hernia of Ix)rtiola of the _______________________________________________________ mentioned this to my doctor stomach through the and he said, "you probably dutphragm, affecting the have a hiatal hernia. Don't closing mechanism. But, it studies of ttv esophagus 'md constriction and difficulty in drink coffee And, that is all can also occur without a stomach to see if there is a swallowing. The treatment lip said or (lid. Otherwise, I hiatal hernia. That is one may be litnited to modifying am in good health except for reason why surgical repair of hiaLal hernia or reflux. Although all hiatal rnias (laity living habits and cerhe my blood count going down hiatal hernia doesn't always t.ainly one of these is to stop 40 Ogled 16 SEPT 72 Fortune Tht, Price Is Young -- MONDAY (13) CBS News (6) Di,bi, 75 4 - ( £ 35 Abno,rni,i ii Egyptian 6 As.ded 7 Irish 15 (44) Bewitched (6) Love Of Lite (9) HAoDy Days (24) Villa Aleqrp (9) Six Million Man OS) Mavle 10:30 (2) Movie 12 II Eplo,t conteiis 3 n VAP O ; . - 5 5.111 i pharm) 26 Enter - (35) Mayberry RFD I ,6, ,amuli 0) 51mw Holvak 2 I money, the DEAR I)II. LAMB — I am throat is probably from your wandering how hiatal hernim stornach. and it usually coming up in my throat. When often is associated with it 3 G,ndpav,ntai 25 Greater name - Sunday.5.pt,;75_70 . puund. or (lit lit scar I the le%ti of the diaphragrr is IGIAI,_ii have had once or twice a day a not working properly. We call [T1t1 nauseous feeling antI juice this esophageal reflux. It ( _L fUn f0f _____ - are detected. By X ray? I am means that the mechanism emicket 39 Elt idge let in i P - _L: N 0fldt3 container ~Iw l - Theatre (21) FeelIng Good Ii 30 (2, S. 73) Hollywood Sqi,eirt's Tune (24) Evening At PoDs 7-57 (6) Bicentennial Minufc 81*00 (2,111) The Family 10:00 (2) Lamp Unto crumble and their general , j Show 37 Soup - (9) ACC News (13) Zitne G'ey RIght (35) 700 Club '9' Th. B obby n on (24) Jean Shenard's 9 * -10 (2) Gosoel Jubilee Finally unable to stand idly (6) P Qto M P_ DOWN ditectir)n 36 Boys (44) Lucy Show 6, 13) Wheel 07 I ;., -. How To Help Hiatal Hernia __ ~%_L ___ !n- A 630 (2,6) NBC News (44) Father Knows 10 10 (2, UOC (24) Villa Alegre (8) Ro-nDer Room (24, Sesame Street ioo (2.$) Wonderful World Of DIsney Marble -, , - [_L: Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. R R I 'ATLI A_____ 6* ftOmOflt(fy 29 Femate soldier s Rhyming (33) lost Jr Søace (44) Pirtrldqr Family 600 9) T E H mountain 59 Pedal d,g1t I Strikes out • it rCr4L 0 7* Ri, borne 23 Gear tooth 24 Ampvo(.bi Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Villa Alegre 930 (24) ln.School Service (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Swecoshikes (6) Gi ve n Take EVENING (44) Big Blue 4attend a smoker on a ship stuff in unlightcd closets. Near the end of the first month droves of the nation's (33) To Be Announced News (6) Other SIde Of The Stars (24) Firing Line I 3 (2, 6) NBC News 6:00 (2) Days cookouts with hard-to-light anchored just outside the charcoal and those looking for seven-mile limit, sit in deck 7 _. .", I . . I iwfiffilmmffi q~ ~~~ l to Previou s Puzj* Y_L N'y 14 - A — 1! I 57 At all ;eme Turk Ipt4int I 5:30 (2) News (9) Beverly Rost The Story . \—..... 'a'v'14Y 00 'YOU MAgE 'WOLD $T'ILL,' A FUSS WWEN t GIVE Business Week Legends (6) Re Humbard fered very , (24) Florida (44) factory operating part-time 1tule.Theirfaoriteployasto News (35) Virginian (44) Gr ea t Sports 8:30 (44) The FIInttone 9:00 (2) Challenge Match sales dropped - Club (44) Brady (9) PPavie (24) Mkler Rogers Neighborhood (44) Leave It To Survival 5 10 (9) (I) Harvest Temple ('t, r qqert OCS Tho smoke from las nostrils was bank Libek'da traitor. Man) ran off An ash tray manufacturer near Ufingham. N.H. went to ClInda. Commonplace were in. terserk trying to convert to 'offee creamers be fore the stances of people caught not smoking being slugged with ristuuis buying season. ( (35) World Of 800 ( 6)D Of DIscovery (6) Faith For Today (9) RevIval FIres 4) God I Real '00 (2) RelIgious Program Within 10 days every person tobacco were plowed under and the farms place in the soil who was not exhaling gusts of ., * 18 Neighborhood 9'M (2) Phil Dtxiohue (6) Mike Douglas (8) BIq Valle y (24) Consumer Survival Kit --. 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"A m"ritorium on all Most citizens snuffed out smoking for one year." their last butt although some j ON FOREIGN .0sintow" Ife 7 '• •.'_' - - u ~1 I — , " CAMPUS CLATTER with B1MO BURNS ___ I -- - '• I - - I - . Sunday,Sept.21,i C I'll h 'A A -, ' IV 4, . I P& :- / ¶ !,- An*e, 41 - - ___ 7 6D—EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. - '-- ______ - A? . - 6-- 111=1111 -'. : . - jq r 'k 1' American University in Egypt. of the state of pop around the British recordings. I can "I majored in economics and world. "American pop records visualize them getting together business administration," sell for fantastic prices on the with Americans and Britons Roddy told us. "Then I was off black market in Russia," he and maybe adding a new with my brother said. "Of dimension month become reality. More and we held a1Ikino1ex are tvo or three' )ears old, but "We're beginning music to plan the to e - - those early years, but now he's returned to music in a very unorthodox way. Just under 30, Roddy this is Mleinga long held , P ~-11 ~;= - Way lie bought a guitar and learned play in a club with an in. to , kinaflonalatzropher The Soviet Union ga:e eddy =fth:=::t; ( man) other directions after Then came college at the a chance to show his knowledge market for American and —___1J-, THE BORN LOSER Returns something I would do for a MIDEM In France. It was knowledge from traveling all living," he told us. "We formed mostly attended by Europeans over the world, looks to much When he was a teenager in a group in Alexandria It as with wer) few Americans. You moreinternationalizationof popCairo, Egypt, floddy Shashoua, called The Birds and we played couldn't tall that International ular music "You known," he like many of his generation all In a club called the "Nes" way So, I decided to put this expo told us, "Japan is doing some over the world, spent a good bit out behind the pyramids. We together and people are coming marvelous things with recorof time listening to pop music, played everything from rock 'n from all over, from countries in ding but because of the And, like a multitude of others, roll to anything else you eo a,:nd even the Soviet language barrier 'hey don't sell ___ - __jtjr - - - B" KURT [ASSEN I . ____ ? .- 1 ' ___4_.- ( -• - Shashoua - ( q' I _____ _____ c _____ . BLONDI -r& r °v . 0 " For Those Under 20 _______ M1ILeNEEP 7AsifrzT&uY LIKE O4'tEA'Y CLEANi FOR Ilk VU POENT KNOw i lOPe 'YOU iNPECTiOJ,SUT I d% TO ;E%aLE 0UT4%ART FOET ''% TO 'FLE ' 'Y'O&iREt.F E IT APART I'.L PI4OW 'YOU' 1. - Sunday, Sept. 71.197S BEETLE BAILEY - - t____.__.r?Vr__ - - - - . 1 7 fl :", _:_ -~!*?% - - I-t A - _ -__,-. - I 7-M - --ection of Terry _AZ - 411 _1- _ -1 -, '- - % , 1-i. 'r(ltliat area .: . .. TUMBLEWEEDS CNEW KKK IALPrrR3 fl4T si-n.is — 1.415 MONTH Ift IEAThER eoE$ V 1H 1RIiS LWV* ; .- by T. K. 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It was knowledge from traveling all living," he told us. "We formed mostly attended by Euiopeans over the world, looks to much When he was a teenager in a group in Alexandria. It was with very few Americans. You more internationalization of pop. Cairo, Egypt, Roddy Shashoua, called The Birds and we played couldn't call that international ular music "You known," he like many of his generation all in a club called the "Nest" way So, I decided to put this expo told us, "Japan is doing some over the world, spent a good bit out behind the pyramids. We together and people are coming marvelous things with recorof time listening to pop music, played everything from rock on from all over, from countries in ding but because of the And, like a multitude of others, roll to anything else you have to Africa and even the Soviet language barrier they don't sell he bought a guitar and learned play in a club with an in- Union." much of their product In other to play. Life carried Roddy into ternational atmosphere." The Soviet Union gave Roddy countries. Yet they are a big t many other directions after Then came college at the a chance to show his knowledge market for American and those early years, but HOW he's American University in Egypt. of the state of pop around the British recordings. I can returned to music in a very "I majored in economics and world. "American pop records visualize them getting together unorthodox way. business administration," sell for fantastic prices on the with Americans and Britons Just under 30, Roddy this hoddy told us. "Then I was off black market in Russia," he and maybe adding a new month is seeing a iong.he1d into business with my brother said. "Of course, many of them dimension to musk." dream become reality. More and we held all kinds of ex. are two or three years old, but "We're beginning to plan the ... ' .-/ .. .- . .:-...---. .. = - - V. -' .... ... ' .-. :.._....... I__'-.-.-*u' 4iiesii 4 )flte *1a1I fl or U. !.'ed I $'(i I ' - . �.____-_ - - - - - -.--- -- --- ------•--- -.= --- i ' ----.-- ______ n • 5jss. $P IC—Evening He - MY gir-LE C1 IT Alli —. of P.T. BIMBO by t) CMT GCrS / U Howie Schneider 1 PICK ED M P OFF THE -STREET Ji) iG 1X' ____ PoLjø, OKAY f ir'sh%WICH • Do Ik TH HE POTJ IoPiSC Ar SNAP AND PADS DIT1LoIT ' s BALL, AeW OWD IE S TAX BACK j• THE RORN TO YH...UJ4...HERE Com"THPASS ANP SONSIKI'S GOT rr 86%296 se AT 4111 - TH...LfT ' $ NOW AT 1119M 0op) /114 A. muney, the J into that SON$gi ___ 4-1 fr - Jy is ______________ AT ad UH so 45.73,00, TI4 the fl4 AND to officials. e event the ;1 • .. — / __ - mayor fri/lB • METRiC SY$iEM ' Hncircuit by a circuit — 01 I Fe - L9 - -- BUGS BUN WINTHROp by Dick Cavalli ________ - (C —I F I€thOk\OOD SLOW 1.\); N ICER ANP MORE LOYAL rHAN (DOGS ARE ARe C4TLRE6. 30ME?VIKI~S.. THIS —I c-r CAT15 _ J ER RJL \ THAN BIRDS ARE for Uials. inn today ed j 0 p trials in eek in the CAK YOUR MIND! - of persons ) PTTI AND MORE t the charges aeI Christy, accused of trolled sub. ipsulei, in April traffic iONDlE xper on 14. _ Roger D. Orlando, and 22, 1148 selbeMr, on ing a fruit ----S.---___ Alt ... AI ___ I _11_-_1 • _______ ____________________ k) G' ARE= Ocommita areeny. flITeSteI C)). - 40 WINTHRO W ID 'TO LALM ArrAiNI V1NTHI CP 60 !' ____ ______ c •-? .' ___ Wr ZI OU3E:t OAlt 3Cr4G 110USE SINCE YOU'RE THE KITCHEN LHAK-1<AFF, -AN_EX0TlC CULINAP DEL16HT NEVER IN HOOPLE MANOR, PILOT WHILE MRS. )400PLE'S AWAY, MAJOR, WHXT ARE arro 13 I'm 5ERVING 2LICCHINI, IT-AtLIANO, WITH A RICH E66 CUI:5TARD 5AiiLICE AND FANANAS align DEAR POLLY To store fabric scraps, I stitched shut the pills of several old shirts, put each shirt on a hanqer. stuffed them with scraps and then buttoned them. When I need scraps, I lay a shirt f lat, un ton and have the scraps in full view. I RI`0HT HERE 7 11.. A Ally PEAR TliV665! 8115 64 FRANK At 0 N) J L 12 J1I Easy Sawing This pantsuit is easy to sew and So nice to weir. 8115 Aith PHOTO. GUIDE is in Sizes 101:10 ' 14 Size 12'!, 35 bust ' 4' v yards \,nj — The easiest v. wash mushrooms is to place then) P1aStlCb:g.nddwato.an 45 inch shako several times. Change tho Sts ur TIUMBLEY I His AW&I A, JL1&•¼J /i • . _________________ - I I A. " Clever Seam* The classIc sheith In. _ ular ntsuit. No. 88 with ?4OTO.GUlDE Sizes 8 to 18. Size 10. 32'-1 bust: dress, I I's yards 60 inch. I (II.IST 5QUM THAT LWIII L ,!AI 1(AI ca Add this dashing to YOU(. wardrobe. U is equally at home over dresses or pantsuils, IiI I tu , 8156 with PHOTO-GUIDE IZZ r-rAMALL Is In Small, Medium or f j - 1915 by NEA. Inc. 2.21 LAFG1 1A Ton')DER YX Sand 1110 "th plus 260 for Postage and handling wilth ramai, addtosig, pattern numbef and PATTERNS Ish this Now York N DEAR POLLY With the increased cost of mailing packages. I use par. - - classification plans rubber bands to the poles to hold those bags ready for the next frost warning. — D.P. - apt SUNNY. le 1ru SERIAL NUMBft DEAR POLLY 23 drive for 4) volunteer trArry, Betty D' Orlando; '01hen I buy yaril Dainty Addition yourself to a set of deluxe 1, nens in embroidery and crochet. %o, 2291 has hot-iron transfer for 2 oesigns ... each 11 " x 10", crochet d tic!;ofls: color chart. ____ Ilally blown-up balloons as packing a if for a sweater I buy thread of the Same color. I knit the thread along To ORDER.6 senow.-Orms, fie for posit;* and with the yarn of the ribbfnW. This keeps sweater is wa3oed. MRS.S. potty pjjP S 1.00 for evety idea used. N DEAR nuis, and Serial numbers on appliances. I imprint, the numbers on label tapes and Place these on each appliance where they can be easili reart, ARDY. to fill in the extra Space when mailIng gifts. They add very little weight. LUCILE. At - ave h'u flow h th flolley are an Davies for section Uf and Terry Mall Bob or thc I have an ling tomato plants. I had just set out somn when the weatherman forecast frost. I Slit the tops of paper bags and pulled them down over my plants. When morning came I ulled them up and attached 8230 8.18 sou .511 A LIJAfl4G price of one sheet. ite Mail, h", Commercial 1 for the C; Feui Park, Phil MacDough-, Troy Piland *owne; Furest d M.-I nte Springs, Ed Bihnski~ number and ##at to PA tTE- 4.1ils 9141j"n, NO* York. N! 10014. - td that the fait luesday rd Holiday Inn thy all the key . drntIIgn - I - - . I ...#4• • I -. - . . . A. . -. . -. .. - . . ,.• 5-.-. • -.-.- _-_ -_-_-_-----i_ --_ — __- ,_*__ 'Ls-__- - .. • — _________. _____ . p _______ - I _•__.' • __ - 0- • .. 1 en r; rnpalgn. ac Rsa charn beautiful "new" top sheets and four matching Pillowcases — all for the DEA .. kir V f_.-I 1~ NA-I hoot and Cut it up to make four Pillowcases. The remainder divided In hall arell uspcj to make a Wldobo,deronthob' of two sheets. By applying itic b0fder to the bottom the area o# ' SHME IF r"I non v. Alus"KoroAfi IN A VtASTIC "0 WIM MAJOR -WHAT' THAT FANCY ITALIAN CUCUMBEFZ YOU'RE 60ING 110 COO K .22 _&C4 crieS. but my Pillowcases were r- CRII I F !ll S DEAR POLLY — Sheets are so mushrooms took clean. — GUS. 9;Q00 DEAR POLLY Whole cloves PIaC- ed on the inside of a window close to the sill keep ants from maitching in. This Protection lasts nbgut a SUNNY. A. 10" 241 1 II - ___ :':' p 14 Wo �-- .-----'-----_ I - - - r. - J-ur-- ,--..e--,---._r._J--.-,-_,-- .s - — ,_., F _ 4IC —Evening - - - -._ - .- -=----,- — ----------- .— -, - -.----- - - - L1" —_ • - - - - BECTIL M,' RIFLE CLEAN / lie 1N5PE4'_% F.ET TAKE iT,3 fl1 7.- € s c•:i 10-10 I I.J. — ase % _ , ea Sr a su I • da te ce :cor) \ o 23 (nu - 4 MAC, )KAY,r YOU GOT EVERYTHING \\ I A h ta A ... SA~MIPLES7 k ,F UR O~ YOU KNOW THAT CAR THE GARAGE LENT US WHILE OURS IS BEING FIXED? -- '- KA .09n ) 19754NEk Inc CAMPUS - ,, I i, I IIOR'OSCOPE SHOWS vt2LJ HA VE A VEKY FO'CETZ'L EA'SW,1LI'7 i'TS P1Fr7CIJLT FOR )u /0 47/IKI: IL LO,WIcEs FO.k' WEAKNESS IN O1/ES. SOME OF YOLIA16 41EV you C14A SEP WERE PROV8L Y JUST L t'S/t'E- -SLIT AIQI STRONG. YOU A/lIP S0I4EONE VHO 'LL S 74 'VI) 1/P TO YOU IF TI-Il R'OMAAICE IS To NPllR'l .rDó,' PI'ESINT 80YF0ENp LOOKS LIKE WE'S LIP TO TIlE CPA I I El/GE. tI' mow - MA - "I SHOULD TRY TO IMPROVE MYSELF? WHAT DO YOU CALL 48 OUT OF 52?" "MY POP TOLD ME ABOUT THE BIRDS D BEES... BUT I THINK HE KNOWS MORE THAN HE'S TELLING!" ç 1 _u LIKE r AROUNC 1*- JUST WHAT PO 'T'OLJThINK YOU'RE POIN&, LIMPIL7 LIZAF<P? WE'RE SAT4 () 1975 by NEA,'fr.t -• A.j - JI 1111111' TS /1SONA8IEAS1/11 WEE4' cf SEPT 2I-2 016/A/S. AL Tills rMC, III 711e/IA TIONALLY WE WILL MA,4'E MA Jog WCESS/ONS X,PLACATE All /4fPOKT,WT,41 LY. T//.%'G 9t I E,t(ICt/ THE LESSER SlNEF/T$ TI/[RR'4M1411,4) 'IL NOTSE ThV fM1e/r41/pwcg, 67JS/NiSSVL7X j42 TO 6ItW fiRMER. 74f)/%'6 /1/ T//AMR,e7'/s AP SEA'ATIIEg 59/S,t'. AS 17/I JA' dads, PI.RS(WSSC MR Ti/F SI(W5 Of 6141/NI, AA'/ES, USRA A4'L) LEO14'/LL L/TOP 1/1,4 b'LJiSTCF FUN i7115 AC CANCER (Ju1e 21-July 22) You're fortunate in career matters as week. begins. An outside interest is expensive We1ricsday. An old friend aids you Thursday. Keep secrets Friday. Pleasant surprises Saturday. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Bright Ideas, but not enough foIIow-through Sunday, Monday. important goals can be reached midweek — set priorities. Shun a crafty aquaintance Friday. Your popularity pays Saturday. unto that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept, 22) Don't get too involved in anothers business Sunday, Monday. Judgment excellent Tuesday. A secret hurt Wednesday. Aid from an old ally Thursday. Success comes at close of week. m pursuing money, the the mayor UDRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 n ressive associate helps you with somethin g Of major importance Monday. Midweek is profitable. Good news Thursday Vcp yir mind on the roj i i y. 8et da',' i , '\('BE R N I C E TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't expect too much from others Sunday, !.ont, Op3artunities arise to advance a pet project midweek. Guard Possessions Friday. Weekend profitable for business. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Involvements with friends are slightly complicated Sunday, Monday. A loved one disappoints you Wednesday. A secret success Thursday. Careful with agreements Friday. Lucky Saturday. 106' ids is to be Li SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2 2 ) You're extremely enteiprisinq as the week begins. Tuesday is stable. Wednesday has minor ups and downs. Praise from others Thursday. Curb snendinn Friday. Good !tngs happen Stju t stipulated SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Something interesting devek;, through a social contact you'll make early In the week, Your produclivene,s worthwhile Wednesday, Thursday. Lucky In joint ventures Saturday. in circuit by a circuit e event the Bowing the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Monday. a domestic concern gets Iron'd cut. Tuesday will be fun. Don't push your luck !ce hr proves her loyalty Thursday. A busy weekend. ( AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A bold plan succeel; P.'cnJj Ycu re cccl and efficent Tuesday. A guest wears Out her welcome Wedneday. Hand,' .t borne Thursday. Don't ov erindulge Friday. Very popular this weekend. PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) Be alert, there's financial opportunity z ro t , you as the week begins. Slow getting started Wednesday. Oeterminatr rewards you Thursday. A fun day with Family and friends Saturday. the charges L I%Loutt BIRTHDAy.., this Week and this Month 52' -- of persofls had been - for trials, AND inn today ed trials in eck in the ' /crio /1 \' . MYSICALLYAMM ,. . - ? - - _____ FN V P.____ ___ D-R6ONS 5CR/V N TIlE CUSP OF I'/P40/L/SRA ' (SEPr 2/ -2) HAVE A / -'Jr 4-1AI'VELoug Slit/SE OF I& 54L A4'CE AND P,eopoA'T,OAI j/8R/4NS 1//RiVI CW PART//E,esj//p THEY F/IA/C 1/ON WELL IN_I_ I _ AR'AWGF/,qE,ç SIL 1)041 WIlL TI/E,' I//VOL VI £15/MS PA'ACT/CAL Al/P _ THEAISIL /FS /114W FORM 0F ART/ST/C JIJi7GA4INT MIHOUT//4V/N6 A/IASSX/,4T1. -IT1-i'_ /__-____ I 1 I sael Christy accused of trolled subipsules, in . . srgo WILL POW('. 61VE PYM AS AS/CT ALSO L OYS ror11NA Ti PP.11 /95/1/PS WITH pur officials. total iit'oiiy FRP AN' FAMOUS AMINAL. ffsJ fl{ HOLE WOLpL,AN'mys ONLY WON FgLLF.R IfJm-1E WOFLP WHLJT AIN'T SCAFP 01 AF AN' 11-lAPS 90L.P IG&L.E' BLON DIE I swcr all the 1e11e3, only the ones of general interest. VUIW3I 116 CA1-LP "MOUTH "AN' IT'S AOLJTTHIS JkJANTICI( 13FAR WHLJT TS FVR'Lfl7PI U P, AN' &I'IS f' -mE MOSTEST PFPPP AN' ON LOOKOUT PL)Dg' / ai )!.1 by Tom K. Ryan - V MOSTAgEAS, WEA TIlER IS LIKELY TO SEA Sir L/A NOT E: Se nd letters ,o Bernice Bode 7C /-o th is n.wspapr, PC). for 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot - BUGS BUI T) V (_(//-/A,i4. '; ARIES (March 21-April 19) An unusual arrangement works to your benefit Monday. Material prospects favorable midweek, provided you're not wasteful. Good news Thursday. Interesting engag ements this weekend. -' THE BORI 'e'4_$_;•__ - -_ —---- c . -.,--- .* . Api 'I traffic ro i'iRrcsi suci-i ,45/3 ChEERFULLY 4IIP WILL 0EV/SE " WAYS 77) PAWN ThESE C//ORES / CCF ON ooper on 14. Roger D. rlando, and I, 22, 1148 elben-y, on ing a fruit o commit a arceny. . - OTHERS. 4., arrested by 1 con' tedion trailer Aug. trove off SR. at Geneva. ANP, WHO IS OLP AGLT WNTHR( OF) r'M REc 10 LA1Jk ArxAl"51 -AL- b( 0100/st h am me to 54M y . EEK & MEl IIOLLET OUT 010"'It WAY THC,WCO YOU UJJGREAT/ I WISH NEWLYWEC?S L:KE W EVERYTHING OUR NER3HSORHOO' J ( ELSE WA5 AS LEN)JY? \ TERRIF!C! .: J I I 714 'WHAT PO YOU MEAN? by /c/&4 AW"MARY LOU HASN' TALJ<EP TO MF. FOR TWO PAYS" r— d SuIlliran II aign Tffl 15 JF20ffiFTHfl'J' 'iiLJ[f/(( "•JUST BECAUSE I HEY, LISTEN, CCW\PLAINEP ABOUT HER 'V PAL, SHE'LL FR(CASEEP BLUE_GILL9.,( GET OVER IT? . - V( 011& AUTO MANUFAOTIJIZF fz HA F0T1Zii(J' TO F(&U&F or 7121 o o — PS sian 0 Icy, manage' ii11,P te Mall, h0 Commerci a l i for the 1975 - FiANK A - . .I ) -- mpaign, ac. Rasa, cham- 7 !=.J ---' ? .4 ': -' tIiV r' - -_ -_ -. 'i!r'( ;-- .- - - • f - .' , iloiley are ii Davies for oi'tiofl of and Terry ink Mall Bob OH, SHE GOT MIFFEP ANf7 I RETALIATEP WITH A CRITICISMS OF HE ONN-! i '.-'-- ANYWAY,LET5 'V". I'VE_GOT 'TO F'LJT 50AAE SHORTS ANP I MCRc It'J Tt TALK ABOUT THIS -' "— - - — .'r'.-'c'i.-i' 'IP.T ,',— 1 Vr rKE9 \ OF OOUJ'Tc or the Inter- til forces ftr �- I .-.•-•- r'_ . - .- MiWum— L1 _ . ._.1__. . - . ir - 4C- - Ev ening BEETLE$ - MY CLEANI'4J IN5PE^TI4 40 CAMPUS CLATTER .~ _Isllhu - PLAYERS r ARE TOO 50FT101 / TH EY ' RE ALL MODERN OElq - 1 7 OFFNS(VE A FEN5IvE PLAY ERS—TWAT IS NIT FOOTBAL L / IGH' R IGHT . SPECIALISTS' by Larry Lewis ( ' DOONESBURY AC WE I PAY S , E WERE MEN-IRON ffiE S l R1GT/ GERT RG 1 A57 f ID THE BOR? I J 4WLy I V`OheO 70 910a P,-15546F ac 7H5 ___ / ff/YR5YOU114 6 byGarry Trud ea - VV9 70 10X AV fURTHrR 9W4L R1CW75A4faP,4h%r I • _ II • IJ flMNjYqp M 9b: aaV94 7H4N T 4ZY CE IN 7 TO MY IN m • 415 If )7454QrF 6,611 \ . 6k498116 M/5 rl IL nioney, the d into that .4 / iS40NE OF THiS SISSIFIED OFFENSIVE AND DC-FENSIVE PLATOONING FOR. U5,1 1U LiFE — CAMPUS ' - - - — - - WERE 60 MINUrE N .1Gk . -- RIGHT ' fli-- ON - the mayor pursuing NOWHEgE FNS 'm o . •- 1 ndbe s is to tta1 pir. to officials. 2thMIA W/AC IMI,t 17 4T?/ V(JM[ !r 1,1 #J II /Nbr /. I I fl fl r Vt A . D,1A liii fl DCIIP 'AI LTfAc6ITfljg 4j 4 / ) OW ç. 7j Iinciriit by a ccuit - BUGS Bth UKE T' If ASZOUNC CAIPTAX14 the h3r Crooks & Lawrence OKAY, DAVV50IIII NOW YOU'VE- GOT' ME MACP!... I'M 0ON"A PIN Y00913A%-I< AND BEAT YOU TO A PULP! AND THEN VAMA GONNA KSE-LH L YOU! -AND GIVE YOU THE 5PI"-D;ZY TREATAIIENT! AMD T;ZY POUNDINC7 50ME MANNEIZi5 INTO YOUR THICK ...ANP KNOCK V Ou CALL ALLEY OOP _________ ______ by Dave Graue YOUR NAME- 7 IS GUZ YDU WOULDN'T AN' YOURE 7HE KING BE KIDDING NOM! HSIZE'S WELL, I'LL ---SO I'M A REAL YOUR C i had been for trials. of perwn' inn today ! trialsin 1)4AT's Fzi-wr! AND WF_1;ZE YoLj;Z -TE;ZRj;:I e,, k accused of iL BLONDIE chat ges trolled sub. fpsules, in April traffic ooper on 14, --- I • Roger D. Irlando, and 2 ',21148 ____ 01 .T selberry, on ng a frui t -Py Pr :o commit a ________________________________________________________ arrested b~ -- D THEN U5E- A0 KICK ou \ I ___ OH. PER u FOR DON'T TELL ME I WHi CAN RUN-IM WITH 13ULL PA%V50M= ONE \ YOU WANT ____________________ COMPLETE WHY, SHE'S THAT FAT BAD?T QUEEN,I YOU G0rTTA SE LIKE THAT; WINTHR( 1/ ___ — FAT VOk! OHJ R -- 0 ____ \ FAT BROAD HIM AWAY HEREI qc UI NOW AE IT EASY, " 00 ! traHer Aug. trove off SR. at Geneva. WELL, HE'S GONG ER WHEN I GET FiN IS H ED W HIM! I X. or 1975 EEK&M IU)IJFY JOHNNY WONDER 'I I acts.... FILL !N 1145 I r WIT14 THE aign by Dick Rogers F3Et1SCX31jLAv S ______________ by Al Vermeer THE FOOTALLJ\ {CARLYLE SA's nATURECOLORS NO f"HE SAY'S WE &AE ENDED IN ) '\ J1 I IHE'LL NEVER LET) ( MATTER LOST ON ACCOUNT) f A / Er IRL PLAY ON —r / WHAT THE O JENNY LU' I -XIMES CV - C .10 kli - #Ai sZ0vV'' C~0WN WILL 6FELL OVTT'~4ij NAMCALJAP4 IN MEDIEVAL FRANK A 2. II BIRO$ CANNOT PALL Cf:r- 2. 5 __ WAS OFI'EN HEAVY THAT 146 HoV -To /7) __ __ i -- 4. ØE kOIE - 4 VITH c SUPREME CO I °' IN5ic ITS -V — () /1 OW 7j CO Cr ONLY WHEN ft Commercial i for the 191#5 tr ,' flOfl I - -tutlon and Terr) )"Ile Mall Bob or the Inter- COLOR -rHE PICTURE 4AWW ro HE PENALIZED? r. K iHIS M0t4 NP A. OF FUN AND GAMES 10 ORPER 91-US 2 I - HOLDING 14 IV 11E' i6 a AM stir MY,1$Y I 1 C 09t 010 t 1 400100F WIN s at thus vii abi u --,- ol Orlando; Johnson and S — 1N L1LE A iole volunteer il(, .~ ( aw PL •140* ;c 1'.4 vd that are, sd fort.s fur 23 drive for . • ____ Its F Q0. CX 460 CITY RK, N.Y. 4CC wEW ;%X154450 30*4r , RAJNTW ANirl Af _________ ____ W AA I © I75jEA Inc . TY E(I liilinsk~ Sind your qvilljo jAd 1p 1% J* US 'IS np'r) - ____ ____ Ave= -7 0. BOX 1335 (SUNDV) ngwood, Phil Ma Dough, Troy I'dand *owne; Forest ten and Max ___________ _______ - •, _ - P 1975 , i - 9 21 !2 fast I by all the key --.. __ 14 ir .7,i ~ 5Vi%L �,--,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 CoAcE, bought XXeimda I HEY, __ \ 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 By JOE ASK REIN' Herald Staff Writer — EVER HEAR 1n , '-5--,-- PIDVA -S __ ,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 FloridaAn obviously stunned Adair Sanford before Lake Mary was "word" that he was out and miles north of 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 croues the coast. Lake Mary's population now Is response for his not appearing Pensa cola, Fla., late today, said Neil Frank, director of the Later he opted for placement Eloi was a kil er hurricane last 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 Repubik, agreed to hire back the biologist but it list its of his two pollution fighting hall recortis assistants and a positive punch 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 Semin1e County officials. sooa as it got over open water again, Eloise started t, suggested this "annexation of pollution control department. Hurricane warnings were Issued from Grand Isiani:, L3 to D. l"• "l)an" Holley, Inanagir slowly regain strength," a spokesman said. "The water ternApalac hi co la , 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 co ntact 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-northeast 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, center reaching the coast In the Mobile-Pensacola area this next several days as Its 45 m.p.h. winds blew In the oçen Atlantic Also on today's regular eveningortonIgbt,"s.aidFrank(nan8a,m.adyory fanner pollution 'fficrr with cording to Jim Rsa, chamabout 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 demn4ition 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 t'aders h.i imnd fors Fr - T day' o - - . • - - - - -- - -- - ' - - - - - - -- £ - - 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 21, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 21, 1975. 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JL -.-.-.- I. 4B. -. - 6B—Evenin Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday. Oct. 13, 193 BEETLE BAILEY ARE ~0, i 004CW IN jJ [I [AINT E. I1 IT 16 'I 16, 1 ul 00 Ill III 0 Q I II - 0.0 I 0 Your standing in the eyes of getting your way regarding contemporaries is at a high things important to you. Just A ) t;URE, IT'5 A LOTTA — - I 1 1 cup I I k61 - ~~_ 1I L1 I 1 1 - W . J7 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I ) _ V &~b .~ I ,1 ~_ C ~Zei_~_ DIAPER-CHANGE io-0 )1-' I /K. 1 i -r,L--> '\J - " j - BUGS BUNNY - THE L LSN1 T ThAT - HAD LAST TIME? - THIS WAY, PETUNIA! YEAH- GOOD, .\! over two years ago. For two weeks he lay semi -co nscious, vomiting every bit he ate and hiccuping constantly. When .\ ~ ~r 00) QL THROCS 1 M4 I - they could finally make , .' - . . / / ,. . r ' - BLONDIE ; l. I DECiDED D I I Twouc*r iD~ WERIE CIONG t ME?! 'I I 0 1 -W 0 ; ON IV ~ TIME /(f, I . 11 ii i - 0 I UX a - , . ____________________________________ WINTHROP -_____ I C1 bV Dick CC i - _________ 7 f -'\_ . - I / ,'.-) --\ , ci__ " _______ -\ / (— _._J - ___ ARCHIE '0-13 — THEE OPPORTUNITY M ' ;f t -I-)- 1 o 1 1 1 C. - . i f I - - X_ , )/ : ___ __ - - , ,_ FRANK AND ERNEST clot or ---. IF 7_6~_ I ~ I I .1 . i J I ' 2.A. - - Docrog TH I 1__, ____-'1: J~J' I ~ ,,# — I .,. 9 9 TO lll S ) -- - AAUI -. - - i - , , t, . p ,. Approval for the sidewplir. , which will.run down the west ~ side of Tangerine 111,11 JL'_ _I ANAVU Aw. t ,I-$ 4 WA i.4 I W , -* - Ii 1W4 -,.%. --I ,. j ~ - I 0 . 60 1 1-1 f___ 4 Al Vc,m, 5(1 I- I - r . month that last year's insurance poficy last year, the cost insure the cars %kas about 0,000, Polk said. But this year t ttirnatc; it urance costs will jump d with the sheriff won't be renewed. I fl/ ~4- - ? I I hich runs out the first f next iiiuth .' . - . . . . .. •'-'- __ - meeting, summed up a report from city engineers regarding and the cost for a single sample missioner Julian Stenstrom. expected stricter federal is $200 for the complete Stenstrom and Knowles also requirements for water analysis, whereas they always explained the 'skeet" sections treatment plants. from Sara Jacobson for pur. chase of the Palmetto Avenue re station property. Cornmissioner A. A. McClanahan used to run the drinking water should be vacated since the city and Stenstrom said the "It will mean higher costs to standar ds for $20 to $," has threatened with a property was appraised at been $36,000 and assessed at $40,000. The first In a series of "Welcome to tAke Mary"sig Is, sponsored by the Lake Mary Rotary Club, is Ins t alled at east end of Lake Jacobson sWd &he esfimated about it. The special (state) state has gradually been in. Mrs. Long said after Mary Boulevard. Assisting Lake Mary Rotarlans Vic 11AFIls, it would cost bet ween p0,000 legislation will be extremely creasing water treatment meeting she was not sure secreta ry, (second from left) and Don Jackson, welcome and SM.000 to develop the sign costly," City Manager Warren requirements on a number of whether she would seek legal committee chairman, (second from right) are Lou GugllelmeflO operty. She said she had E. "Pete" Knowles told counties and m-uch of South action for what she termed a planned to convert it to an old (left) a member of Rota ry Clu b of Seminole Coun ty South, C00 Commissioners. Florida is now under orders to "hazardous" area. tractor on the* project, and Guglielmello's foreman, Jon Jagotka. fashioned Ice cream parlor with Knowles also said the --in- go to 6mplete ground surface Knowles said Mrs. Lon 9 fire department decor. flationary factor" would ROTARIANS GIVE WELCOME SIGNS Sheriffs Open Cam aign On Mandatory be a water-t)pe treatment rather bought the property in the "different and additional cost." than the very minimal aeration lowland muck area and moved The commission denied a B,C, Conklin. with Clark, and settling, and chlorination a house on it and has sinee request froin County ComDietz and Associates. methods. complained of the flooding mission Chairman Sid Vihlen . l.r,jneers. Inc., in a letter In other action, the cotr condiUon, Jr. to uaive a $29 building voted 3vaca te and taxpa yers should be permit fee for a metal building Knowles, City Engineer Mack abandon two blocks of platted protected from this potential to be constructed at Five Points t-aknbY and Public Works but undeveloped streets of West suit. The city can't be held for housing county fire L)irector Rick RiCharde - 14th St. in the V,est-Central responsible," said Knowles. department equipment. G n Law explained the impact fly BOB LLOYD IIeld Staff writer president, Union County Sheriff Polk said. "but we hope that the to association datory of a new area of the city. Mrs. Long said she wasn't "Saft Drinking Water" Act and Commissioners John Morris - Seminole Count) residents last , ear - 20 by Frank Hill 1_________~ ",','"'I'l ' , ADD SEN I- , 10 UnIted Wftu and six were involved in a day-care program. According to the Center's Community Education Coordinator. W.S. Chambers, patients are en. uragmi to participate in sup. plemetital programs after initial hospitalization. After a detoxification period of two weeks, Sanford Veteran's (Continued On Memorial Park on the lakefront now boasts a new Bicentennial flag large Page 2-A) - -1 Today Aviation Committ" Director Glen Pennywitt reported a new promotional brochure has gone J 11 ! -. . modow 4 Dr.[Amb ............. I Sports I !-3B Television ear The number of out-patients the Commerrial Committee, 8B said that group recommended a nate Vie Arnett, of the Golden Age ...............6B Olympics committee, said the 6A treated in the same time period is group was trying 10 make community more aware of the I %FATlI4lt I Monday's high 85. Overnight low o event, which will be held NOV. nett said once 115, Olympics becomes well known, Fair to partly cloudy through the event will "put Sanford in Wednesday. Slight chance of an the limelight." Methodist Church on Park Avenue in afternoon thundershower. Jack RathmeH, head of the Sanford. s. sports committee, said the I Highs in the mid to upper Accordin g to Chambers, statistics i Lows In the upper 60s and low Central Flori da Shad Derby has indicate there are 21,000 alcoholics 7OL Easterly winds 10 to 15 been reesta blished, wi th the in the tn-county population of I m decreasing at nighL Rain Evening Herald as sponsor. 600,000, Rathme ll also repor ted that 1 probability 20 per etut dur ing the Seco nd Annual Sanford the afternoon. Thanks To You, Its Working ____________________________________________________ I Complete details and tides Powerboat Regat ta will be held here in Ap ri l. are on Page A. _; --- ,9 C`kA 1 pre lousi) b) the Sanford :: :'; i I ,_# '.. ner, said to be the largest in I Related Story, Page 3-A _ I ~U' .; .- -1 .r ,._I Magro, who was unable to be present to see his flag -- - --,-.-. -- Vinicio Magro'in the production of accept certificates of appreciation and Bicentennial flags from the represented by Bett) Roberson, assistant director of the ad ministrative staff, and Mrs. Peggy Homer, secretary of the Bice ntennial Committee. Patriotic music was provided for the witnessed proximately 175 persons, by the Seminole High School Band under the direction of Martha Oestrelch. The Sanford Naval Academy provided the color guar .. . _4 ,f - _ ~, , - _~ ! ;, . ~ r I . ___1 __J L # . f I ;_-___ Sanford's new mammoth Bicentennial flag Is unfurled In ceretnanjea )dy at Veteran's Memorial Park. Shnwn participating in the flag raising at center is Viniclo Pailno, one of the flag makers, Jack Homer, BIcentennial Committee Chairman, Ernie florrell, of the county Bicentennial committee J back to cameo) sod Dr. WHIlam R. Adams, right, state execu ti ve directo r of th e Bicentennialco mmission. Master of ceremonies was Ernie Horrell, coor. dinator for the Seminole County Bicentennial Conunittee. The guest speaker. Dr. Wi lliam H. Adams, new executh director of the Florida Bicentennial Commission, was in. tduced John Mercer, treasurer for the county Action Committee. conunittee. Ile invocation was given , by Rev. Leo King, pastor of the First U nited Methodist Ch urch of Sarord and benedi ction was given by Rev. Douglas Porter of the The Birentennial flag was presented by Bicen. tennial Committee Cha irman Jack Homer to the City of Sanf ord with Commissioner A.A. (Mac) McClanahan accept ing for the city in the absence of Free Methodist Church, who is chairman of the Bicentennial Religion ..;. .~~., y . ~- ~ __ -,~ -~ ~j;,_t-f 0 Z iv%A - -- __~__- . : ___ ' /. -. 0 ~ ~ C 7~~, -, 11 R V iW _~ilrr ~~iW,. i 0-- -_ -, ____'~J I - " .1 1". f,~ --wj n . ; t~-----~-41, - _-! . Ilk. - the state and possibly in the nation, took place Monday afternoon at the park. The only thing to mar the llowever, ... SB 20,000, identifies Sanford -- -- - ,1F-~,!1. _t --!T'~ — guidance on a day-to-day basis, Alcoholics maintains a team of — of age. T about double that number. Besides its regul ar programs In Orlando, the Mid-Florida Center for , By JANE CASSELBERRY Held Staff Wdter The crime Committee directors of the Albert and Chamber Executive Greater Sanford Chamber of Manager Jack Horner presided Commerce met today to hear over the meeting, which progress reports on committee featured reports on the upactivities. coming Golden Age Olympics, I IL years 41 . - 18 feet Bicentennial ban- The Center has a total staff of 40 to . law. Big Flag Unf urled At ra rK association. PR Inc. -president Diana Monaghan said Florida sta tistics show that oscr half of the crimes in the categories Reports Presente To Chamber Board Alcoholics Inc., in Orlando served 49 handle some 5W in-patients per 1 sentence good with hardened criminals," per cent of patients were still abstaining from alcohol. This compares favoi-ably with a national level L . a felony, aircraft piracy, or any attempt to commit these crimes. Seminole Sheriff John Polk said today, "We feel that there are lots of people who're not covered by the new law are familiar with the new ma committed by youth under 21 with its treatment programs, 1' . - .1___1,.C~-=:--!;---,1_ - -_ __ - -_ Polk sought and won a 14-day extension customers within five to six Conklin said in his letter. lawsuit from Mrs. Edna Long, a years ... Iliere's no question Conklin explained that the property owner. flie (enter has had much success I L-11 - - . ~ ,_ _ LFW , **-... RESCUED. ______ - ' 11 0 HE LAND - D ON CCLUMUS DAY DIDN 40'TES ASKI), %IG W - .-.. I I __=-~ . ~,_ ' . - through inpatient hosi I ' P A. . . • 511 . IL -__. ., - . !J I I (. ' -. - - United Way Aids I F-ri i; with three additional police cmisers Meyer cast the ordy opposing confronted with the natural and McClanahan moved and John Whitehead at Lake majority of first or second newEnvironmental Protection vote.Ma yor Loe Moore as drainage area situation at first, seconded the oUon for denial Bob Andrew, the county's Bufler. offenders will get the message. Agency requirements, "similar absent, and - has requested the city director of public works. "Big Brother (county) has Billboards and televisi on and The $1 million publicity Hey, if you use firearms in to the sewage treatment t ype "It would cost a fortune to remedy the improper drainage, been telling you the city) all Also, Commissioner Dick radio commercials will soon campaign is an outgrowth of a crimes and are convicted you program." remove the muck, fill it in and She said some days it meam along what to do," said Meyer. William asked for a ty warn criminals and potential recent ly-passed state law can expect to spend at least A also noted that Orlando pave it. 'Mere's no way to her children have to "stay The commission unanimously udy. criminals in Florida that they making the three-year prLwn three years in state prison." Laboratorie3 is now advertising alleviate the flooding condition home from school." approved a request from Mrs. His request came after Mrs face a mandatory three-year term mandatory In 11 crimes The unique publicity to run these (ground surface without creati ng a problem "The road couldn't be built M. Stamm for pang Gtenway ic prison tem if they use firearms where firearms are used. The program, designed by PR Inc., water-type treatment) tests somewhere else," said Com- under normal circumstances. Drive. crimes, are murder, sexual a Win ter Park firm, is designed congestion at a convenience In commission of crimes, The Florida Sheriffs battery, robbery, burglary, to acquaint citizens and visitors store in the area traffic is -. ch Association is launching the arson, aggravated assault, to the state of the new law hazardous at Howell 1 crime deterrent aggravated batters, i sponsored by Senator Im Road, a blind co rner exists In largest . d the 1.9 rnile walk program ever undertaken in the naping, escape, breaking and Glisson, It-Eustis, rind strongly by the chi ldren cou ld Id prose Southeastern United States, entering with intent to commit supported by the state sheriffs after a recommendation from Ylt A105 _1=_.=-=:= : _s . . being added this year. The present insurance carrier, United States Fire and Casualty, announced last "it will mean higher costs to (water) determined," said Knowles. . "Prepare for higher (city) customers within five to six years. . There's no question about it." 11 U - ve access to certain streets in Ihat's how Commissioner t area. he — City Manager Gordon Meye r, acting mayor in Th e commission unanimously Warren E 'Pete ' K 0 Mond ay nights commission rejected a lone bid of $20,000 from Howell granted - 1 I T - i departmEnt. The sheriff will ask the co mmission to adopt an ordi na nce which will allow him to secure chea pe r rates on the sheriff's fleet of police cruisers, 11), JOE ASKREN I ferald Staff Writer ; U MY! A&r • -. 1 Hey, 10%AWAiV / I1\'t - - -.--,.. lcoholic ' % -A 1 ES. - I - a different concept. That concept included a bridge across the belts before - - . -- ; _N RL CKED — - S91 EMBEFst t i . Y 4 [ _3 4N - % % i Fr-" T PMET - _ KIN 60 101 1E, FEATHERS FOR W -. L Ryan , 11 , ,_ I 6 taway said the commission has not ne glected the proposal. but IM~ X - 14)l ' \ 7y ' I K. V i within two miles of their school. ,1 T4~ Qr*) ----c .-- I '. , , - I ~ % T. T I v TUMBLEWEEDS CHWI A ,C- r DzGsT. _ . - The state will not fund busing As a safety measure we now require our customers to '. .J .. "$10,000 or $15,000 less," than what i suran ce firms ar e presently bidding. The sheriff's fleet contains 63 cars, Water Bills May Increase - ,; .1 .~ I 14 .- of school children who live p _____________ YOU MOST ADMIRE IN THIE b1tCEIVER, ' ' "seway for our children." ' W saw C ,A,f . . ,- .. I '. t .I ' 4. V. ' a - J I-% ~ .. .. She said, "we don't need the buses back," but we need ' by - *.r-, , 1.'*4 _________________________________________________ I - 4 --- .~____ ;il44 were taken away two years ago. — ~v 11 ~ ~1 I surrounding counties. Also, Polk will bring up another item of business today that important to h In City ()f Sanford . - -:-' according MV Cozav AW & .AV.. / / ".. d JointI Underwriters A&wiation will be required to insure the police cruisers for — iWP_;LV6T,,s, )W! ~ ,~! / "ieeting. On June 9, fire swept through the county Jail, leaving 10 prisoners and a Jailer ea in its wake. lj41 1 i pointed out that school buses ; (1%1 I & r , Commissioner Mike Hat- 00 ', , 1. iis instead has I I I .1 PRISCILLA'SPOP ~ --- ii She said at least 520 children walk 19 miles daily enroute to Iastbrook Elementary School from the subdivision. Some of the children, she said. are first and second• graders. She II II,I. fasten their seat IT stalled. Chief De puty Duane Barrell last week submitted a request for money to hire irrt'etional officers, h u t the oinrnission The commission offered Polk S3.2- lot I i I- , million, he refused and the sue went to Tallahassee here the Florida Cabinet is expected to make a ruling at i Oct. 21 paying out an estimated $1,000-a-day to house inmates in facilities located in pe r ce nt. Polk said that with the ordinance the " si t$ Is I $0 0 if , / I , , by Garry Trudeau 11 W _ - . QUIMBY any . .- J. wall of the arteries. The ar te ry is then blocked off with a P - - ~ ALL \^AOU _________ tuallyff thepaUntrecoyeys,It is plain swelling as you see with I J N -1/ '- F.astbrook area. ______ I HE DISMIS-"L BELL! TO MAKE NEW C)NES ! BACK AT SCHM ? Your husband might get some I DOONESBJJRY by BobMontana IALJTOM.ATE(L4NGUG) LAS! ABOtiT YOUR FIRST DAY J0E!5 A0TO Talbhassee at an appeals headng O Polk's bid for a full .million budget for fiscal 1975-76, I 1. unhappy," said Mrs. Sturdjeon, who claimed to represent parents in the - - now, the Jail will open around the first of November," the sheriff said. The state's 14-point plan was a hat of items officials said must be complied with be fore th e jail co uld reopen. In th at list was some $80,000 worth of safety features which are presently be in- 3 - .I - .. "We have accomplished nothing. All we have are just promises. The parents are timates!" THE CRANCE TO RENEW e----- - -- tenclance. Vihlen, who is the liaLwn conuilissioner on the Jail, was in Jail doors shut that same day and haven't reopened while the county is ( i by Dick Tumor — part of August. "Tbat is the only thing. As it stands . ~'-; - playing the defense. She won JACOBY MODERN.) CARNIVAL delayed the sue until Commissiun (airman Sid Vihien Jr., was in at- L along the, road even though a from the bidding that a trump newspaper. The Jacobys witi lead would be the best answer individual questions defense It turned out not to it stamped, so// be. enve!op enclosed The the at- most interesting questions tractive lad expert' sitting will be used in this Column South, wasted no time end and will receive copies of -___________ Polk must ask the commi-mion for the binds 1'ait his budget was submitted Mrs. Mary Sturdgeon reminded the commission that the childrenhave question have a worse than they will be even. fatty-cholesterol parUcles in __ __ -5' (Do you for the exports? Write "Ask % get swollen with the stroke. and are usually caused by This causes pressure on brain diseased arteries. The arteries cells and makes things look are damaged by deposits of / ) ° way — ,' -4ARTD FINDA.4 ATTF_~,M VM- ALI 01 F-NC4=- . - bage, and everything else you Oswald: "Sherlock deduced the Jacobys care of this or specialist in physical takes regular walks and does icine A 0 some ke chores in the yard and around m ° their the house. His balance is still victims can improve speech with speech therapy. bad and his walk and speech The la t ter is a long process. Tile feasibility of using these aids years from now we may look de -pends a lot on what is availa ble inour nuni. had some therapy. Physical therapy for stroke agree with these doctors? tirm s,most successfu.. DEAR READER Your t is hushe nd had a marked patient's l it in it. Early therapy sometimes swe lling (edema) in the bra will help maintain muscle around the area of injury from ht the damaged artery gradually functions that be lost. subsided. It is common for brain to accumulate fluid and Strokes are like heart attacks I . - I IMMATLY C'CL.AR ,-4N ALL. Lamb mended any kind of therapy. He muscles yaphysical VIV can imagine," during the past perfect and toda y we see him making a rare s i p." Neither our medical doctor improvement with special training in the use of his nor the neurosurgeon I'LL JUST, THINI< op ir F ' ,I'M . ~', 1* gradually got a litUe ii .: r. some coordination, and his remains. DOLLARS been no end play and itt make the contract - s regained. That Is why thtslowly regained some strength, difficulty in walking and talking HERE ThE by the s ta te. The Seminole County Cornmission today approved $2,400 for construction of sidewalks on " ' Jim: 'Had Holmes opened . He Chic Young of the road, stepping in "gar- . . There was n the slightest permanently destroyed, and improvement for two weeks. their function can not be - . . - Only one m.ajor item - the hiring of a diamond there would have led a Missouri S reader wants to 1% ell ,North I.aI South know f it is true that Brvant I 174 & McCampbell of St. Louis InIV Ki%i 2V Pasi 3V vented the 4-3-2-1 point count Pass 4V Pass l'ass The answer is that back in ' 1915 McCampbell wrote his I friend Milton Work suggesting that for notrump valuation he should count an ace as 4. a Oswald: "Sherlock Ifolmes king as 3. a queen as 2 and a . ., - Bridge Detective' was so Jack as one point, Work 4 successful that Frank Thomas adopted this and for man), has produced a sequel called years it was called the Work The Return of Sherlock count oren bextended it to add m'o Holmes Bridge f)ett'c tive"'' point fur each bI Jtrn Th e hands are In each singleton and tr t t d a lmo t II show void. Today. it is called either t he g reat de t ec ti ve his best. the point count or the Goren However, even Sherlock is not count e in June. The 14-point plan worked up by state officials was compitted in the latter Tangerine Blvd., after an Eastbrook subdivision resident NP,, . angiograms no surgery was nessary. The neurosurgeon The eels that were destroyed said there was no medical help. by the stroke, as opposed to I t was up to nat ure and God, those temporarily not funcThe blood had to be absorbed. tioning from swelling, are . . . i B Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband was hospita lized 35 days for cerebral hemorrhage HE REMEMBERS 1 YuKK! . Subs d i yy i by Stoffel & Heimdahl I. 986 • 1043 : 94 Htb uInejbtr I y- 4 M READY K BY EL) I'RICKfl Ilerd Staff Writer %a rd By and then Watson had to lead club. Betty played for the club honors to be divided and V A K J 8 72 Stroke Signs 11 :uffld Oswald: "Holmes and Watson took three diamond tricks AS ~1!1 I ed Okay four additional correctional officers — blocking the reopening of the Seminole County Jail by Nov. 1, Sheriff Jotm Polk s.aid today. And Polk sa id he's going before the Seminole County Commission day to request the $33,00 needed to hir e th e four SOUTH Social contacts made at this Obligations due you will be / . I ) . J 1' . .0 11" I ( FAST A Q 1093 V It) • extremely bright today. Give matters that can increase your Persons you deal with on an holdings top priority. intimate basis will treat you \~i—_ I I , I a .1 __ / ~ HAVE %~OU HAD WITH SIR... IR... LL' \ . by Larry Lewis S WELL, JJ ED - — been ironed out. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your financial prospects are - .- ( I(, `1$ EST -Four Jailers Needed Before Opening I ularnon. A K J 8 76 Sidewalk • L Ia S 52 K 103 will be easily awakened. You'll find that Lisks you thought would be tough will be just a snap. 111SCF-S (Feb. M,Nfarch 20) the details have previously -' DIFFERENT excusE FoR OT DON'%1Z IiOUP. PAPER, A Agreements that ynu enter into are concerned. AQUARIUS(Jan. MFeb. 19) today will have far-reaching beneficial effec ts, provided all Your optimistic outlook today I 11 I the, trump, led a spade to dum. 13 my, r uffed a spade, led a se. fed dummy's co1 tru mp. ,%OIITII contemplating. The transition could gain materially today from two different sour ces. Be should go smoothly. . -. ___________________ A W, 0 I . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10- Cents -- li ()SW1tI.l) and JAThS Jt(011Y together regarding something things will happen through pals you've been hoping for. Expect you'll be rubbing should e rs some good ne ws today. with. (,et out where the action CANCER (June 21-J ul y 22) is. It's a good day to make an CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. impor ta nt c hange you've been 19) There's a possibility you Kr 3 1 ( 1 r/ . I o 0~_~ Mom 68th Year, No. 46—Tuesday, October 14, WIN AT BRIDGE point today. Request favors if don't press too hard or too over. YOU need them. powering. GEMINI (May 21-June SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ) 77v pieces are beginning to fit 21) This will be a fun day. Good E-1 _ I' $E coming year in new alliances ARIES (March 21-April 19) time will be very helpful to you repaid. that you'll form. One with a You'll be lucky today In at a later day. Keep in close person who wields considerable BIRTIIDAY situations where Important touch with persons you now will prove' exinfluence Oct. 1975 pe ople are involved and large meet. You will be fortunate this ceptionally fruitful issues are at stake. SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. fl) 11 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be fortunate today in . THE BOR N LOSER . g For Tuesday, October 14, 1975 1 - 1 fly l3F UN ICE BEllE 0501, A -. 1l.:1. HOROSCOPE Mort Walker 7 Mayor 1 Me, who was called ou t of the city. _-- ~ ~_~ ~~_~7 --7,, - V,~ir-j i~ - -, c. r. . - - __ .- ~ - �2A— Evening * 4B Herald, * Sanford,- Fl. , Oct. 14, 1t73 _________ - _. * -- Tuesday 1111111111111 In Winter Springs .: Tuesday, Oct. 14,1975--3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. avow I 7 Seminole NATION IN bKI& I 7 Arrested In Busing Protest B / p C ... - _ - 3~~ _____ ________________ RICHARDSON ________ __ _______ _____________________ a two.or t.Pree-year period," detailingthe foreign travels and organWnf efforts Of various American radicals wh names had been Provided to NSA by CIA, the sot saw. Summaries Of the intercepted communications were transmitted via courier m N& headquarters at F. Meade, Md., to CIA offices in Langley. Va., where they became part of the files of Operation CHA(, which monitored the activities of domestic dissidents, sources said. Unit Not Needed WASHINGTON (AP) —Atty. Gen. Edward H. Levi says the documentation of whitecoj1ar crime has undergone a "clisturting increase" in the past year but that the Justice Department doesn't need a special unit to prosecute rate Levi a unced his decision against forming a per. manent division within the department In a letter to four _____ members of Qingi coraumer advocate Ralph and Nader. The Letter was released Monday, "It may be debated, of courw, wheLher (the increase in documented white-collar crime) reflects a deterioration in standards Of corporate conduct or an Wcreaw in the reporting of violations or more strenuous efforts to ferret out and prosecute violations," Levi wrote to Sen. Lee Metcalf, DMont., a cosigner of the original request, Post: Agents Backed Hoover WASHINGIUN (AP) The Federal Bureau of In. vestigation lent agents to congresional staffs to lobby on behalf of former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover, and agents, in turn, reported back on the personal lives of congrmen, the Washington Post reported in its Tuesday editions, The Post, quoting a source "with first-hand knowledge i( the operation," said the agents lobbied for sought by Hoover, such as special retirement provisions, At the same time, the agents kept Hoover appraised "personal derogatory information on sexual activities, drinking habits or other personal matters," the newspaper quoted the source as saying. - An FBI spokesman refused comment on the. story. Budget Cut List Compiled WASHINGTON (AP) The White House has compiled a l of 1 billion In proposed budget cuts to - President Ford's ha.nd in insisting that Congress.8 tax cut with matching cuts in feduW Vendin& However, Treasury Secre ta ry William E Simcn dcnk.d today- that th e list mdudes cuts in Social Security or government programs for school lunches, child care, medicare or veterans benefits. The list, he said, is "not a CUtbaCk?' Paul H. O'Neill, depity director of the Office of Management and Builget, said Monday an inch-thick xmnpllation of proposed reductions is beiq CItCUIlled wlvately to Cabinet officers and agency hDSd! f theiT 'ornment. eefed.Up Security Cost Cited REDWOOD CITY, Calif. AP; — Patricia Hearst is now lowed to eat meals with other prisoners at the San ateo County jail, but beefed-up security because of her esence In the jail Is costing up to 00 a day, says the eriff. __________ ___ ____ I, i ______ ____ I LZ __ '! I t _ - , - -., -- . ______ _______ ; 'I .4 f ____ i Herald Bill "lost TV sets with only rabbit businesses: installation charge, added is 48 per cent of the ears, he admitted, saying his cost, monthly service charge homes in areas where A W 1. .... , - * a- i/ , * t *\ ____ . . '1 1 1 • -.M _*_* - * - .4 * _l w w — — — - . - t _______ / * 4j ,,. . .. . •.r!:.- ________ ________ -S . I_ ,Q~ ..- ...l — - -_..:. -.z-; :-: - _., ,,, ____ ______________ Dorchester said Seminole I ~ '. Cablevision experienced a $4,506 opera ting .ijs in Wiret Springs during the past year before interest of seven per cent / I in Celebrating The Wonderful Progress Of Beautiful Seminole & S.W. Volusia Counties... - ___ . - i i_., - * _-41 __ - paid to the city as a franchise fee. commissioners City Attorney Nean Brock refused Herald Staff Writer to where area Children must walk tract will drain to the northeast said "a utility has Robert Brunner, who'iden. respond to their Plea& It 4 miles the right for a to school daily. tifled himself as president of and will continue to flow into fair return on a fair investment To a remark from Mayor Attorney John Maynard, LONG WOOD — City Council the Rolling Hills Civic James Lormann that plans are representing the group which South Island Lake. guaranteed by law," Monday' night turned a deal ear Dr. N.R. Mabry said his of. Association, asked the city to underway to widen the Palm plans to build a 10,000 square (ice is to pleas from a dozen Rolling permit The public hearing was currently in the tract to remain Springs Road section near SR foot professiona l bj Ixigwood continued until Oct. 27 to give IIIlls.Knollwood residents to under county commission and prefers 14) remain in 434, Brunner, who is also a site and on several l&s facing leave a 1.4 acre tract, bounded controL city because of police and fire Seminole Cablevision time to director and treasurer of the SR 434, annexed and rezoned protection. supply Council with profit and by Palm Springs Road and Brunner said while the Rolling Hills Country Club, som,e time Powell Street, ago, said medical loss data and a description of Councilman Gerard Connell, in county Roiling Hills residents have no said, "We are here to fight to doctors, Mabry and Valle, a voting expansion territory, planned voice and representation In the keep Palm with colleagues to in. for U',e coming year.in the city Springs a two-lane podiatrist, a dentist and a struct Julian C'ncil voted unanimously to to prepare the city government's impending road." pharmacy would locate at U necessary ordi nances, said he instruct City Attorney Ned action, their properties are Brunner and other Rol Several residents of The fing facility. Julian Jr., to prepare for going to be affected. will be contacting interested Terrace Hills complained that wiring residents insisted Maynard said design of the residents and looking into thehad been consideration next week or. Brunner said if the property development of the property building will be Spanish adobe installed In their dinances annexing and remai matter further this week. in the county the wmild cause houses but connection to the creeping rezoning the parcel B.I Rolli cons and a "vegetation" buffer will Council member June r. cable ng Hills property own had not been made as merdalism into the residential be built between th dcelo (business district) to permit would at least have the clout of mann noted the front half of the Semino l e areas off Palm Springs Road, merit and the resi Cablevision had not constnjcUonofanofflce par k _ the ballot b if dential area to PrOPertY has been within elected county addingmoretraff1cofl the south. Maynd sa id city for some time. set. 1 -_1 - -_ -_ __._ -'-___ _______ -- .__ .1 . _____*. ~ l______ AQ . ____ __ .. lirnt'r. Ikrald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr.) t To okA bou t A Year a OUR 1975 BICENTENNIAL PROGRESS EDITION To Make Gigantic Flag will be published Sunday October 26. ' E By JOE ASKREN Aren't If Taxes mammoth flag for the first quarter of an inch," said time, and the lakeside breeze homer, filled It like a sail, Homer tenThe state's largest Bicen* Sanford City Commissioners remarked: "If we disappear nial flag, which was raised Monday night officially moved behind the flag, somebody get in Sanford Veteran's Memorial to convey a "note of thanks" to us down." Park Monday, took a year to both Magro and Palino for their City Commissioner A.A. make and "probably is the efforts in constructing the McClanahan said at the targest such flag in the nation." special Bicentennial flag. ceremonies he hopes this That's how Jack Homer, The big flag, which has 36 country "continues to he the Paid By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer North, Altamonte Sçrings, for mmor injuries to his left arm and leg, police reported. McGowan said damage to the three police cars was estimated at $700, but the vehicles are still driveabie. He said damage to the Shook vehicle was estimated at $500. McGowan said Casaelberry officers charged Shook with TAL 4• a.IS, Criticized By Parents' Group TALLAHASSEE( ASSEE AP) — Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington has defended textbook-selection procedures criticized by a parents' group that claims some books are filled with sex, obscene language and leftist political leanings. - Public Ann uncem,t Constrjjq Projects. The District School Bord of Seminole CcnsuItas Competitive NQtiiti Act County, in compliance with it,, Chapter 7$ iii, øo Intention to Implement me declare the A group calling itself the Florida Action Committee for Education FACE) appeared Monday before the Senate Education Committee to complain about what one speaker termed "things a lady wouldn't read." The parents said that in many cases they were not allowed to get on local textbook selection committees. Arson Suspected In Blaze A using undisclosed methods. Don Harbour, president of the research firm, said, "The survey will allow us to evaluate and determine the awareness of the 'current law among the criminal and potential criminal elements In our state." The remainder of the grant, according to Don Thieme, director of the state Help Stop Crime! program, will be used to (No orders can be accepted after 11. museum million in the last three years to TAMPA IAP) — A popular "fence" whose Little swapshop became a trading place for stolen goods such as tools, outboard motors and a $20,000 truck, has put on his badge and arrested his best suppliers, police say. When the ('&H Swap iop closed this past weekend, its operators joined other plainclothes detectives and rounded up 19 Tampa-area persons on charges of dealing I n stolen goods, police said Monday. Detectives opened the shop three months ago in an old building between Tampa and Plant City, said Sheriff Malcolm Beard. They patched its leaky roof, hung a sign and waited for walk-in business. * I Current work load md ability to handle thi Project, I Staff and lquipm,00 jwoposed fof use on thp pro S The name of all consultants propowj for use On the project fach firm thsIf me ints in Gener al Service Application Form 25 on file with the Director of Auxiliary Sevicn, updated at least every twelyp Months to b, Cligibig fat' con%id,rat If this form l already on file, st at, the date Of submittal In letter of interest . ALL APPLICATIONS MUST Jurors Mull Insanity Plea A Jury is expected to TALLAHASSEE (AP) begin deliberation-s today on whether Billy Glenn Isley was insane when Kenneth H. Houston was slashed to death in Tampa last March. Two psychiatrists called by the prosecution testified Monday that Isley was sane and knew right from wrong at the time of the slaying. Their testimony contradicted a psychiatrist and clinical psychologist called by the defense, - A. RE REISYERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIdA TO "RACTICE THEIR PROFESSION AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION APPLICATIONS WITHOUT THE DATE DESCRIBED WILL BE CONSIDERED IMPROPER Architectural firms interested in Providing servi dIrtly to the may apply irit,qId.,',f Super will be "of I'" at 302 Commer CIS p AVfl,, Sanford, Florida, Application received bet,* the hy* Of $ A P, and S P.M., Maday lhrcgh Frldiy until 12 Noon, October fl, )fl Pubilit: Oct. 1), Ii, 15. 1975 DES-u I 1 value to your community." Adams said the actual design or arrangement of the stars in the blue field of the U.S. flag was "not definitely settled until 1913, under the William Howard Taft administration. Everybody' including every regiment in the Army had their own idea of what the flag should look like." "Whether Betsy Ross ever sewed anything is very much a historical doubt," said Adams, "It is very difficult to arouse Patriotism for the sake of patriotism (today) unless It is defined as contributing to the improvement of our cornriiunities, our nation, and our "That's the kind of patriotic spirit that the Bicentennial is trying to invoke," he added. Adams said it has been difficult to get college age people interested in the nation's Bicentennial 'thus far." He said the state commission has already distributed $3 Ruse Brings 19 Arrests I Help us share our pride in the communities In which you live. Oct. 23) Well mail them a copy of our fabulous Progress Edition, U lNNUIIUUUIUNINUUUI.NNUUuIU.I..U...1 have come from federal grants and statewide parimutuel funds. Homer said the county $14,000 grant last summer and plans are un. derway now to build an Ecological Studies Building at Camp Mahkahwee which should be completed in nine months. The facility will benefit received a ii..iUiuiiiiu...u..uuuu..uuuii.i.u. S N PROGRESS MAIL•A•WAY ORDER Ill I • I N PROGRESS MAIL-A-WAY ORDER U •I I . I Name •• Mailing Address _ • city Ill I • State __________________________Zip ______ — • U I 0 • N I N Name I N N : 0 I N Mailing Address______________________________ u I Ill I City_________________ ___________________________________ I N •U : I State ___________ p______ N U I N 9 N SIN.IUIUUIINI...IUUII•UINIIIU•.•UU I U N I UIIUUIIIUIUIIUUUINIIINIUUIIUIUUUUP IIIINIIIUIUIUIIINIUUNIIINIIIIUUUI IINUUUINIUIUuUIUUUIIII.IUUNIUIN.u.j 11 lives," said Adams. local Bicentennial organizations, lie said the funds Simply fill in the coupons with names 8 addresses of your relatives S friends. produce something of lasting CAPE CANAVERAL AP) State lire investigators are expected today to probe for signs of arson in a fire that destroyed a building owned by radio evangelist Rev. Carl McIntire. Police said the Thursday fire that destroyed the Jerusalem Temple Museum may be linked to an outbreak of vandalism against Mclntlre"owned property which began with the evangelist's sponsorship of a group of Vietnamese refugees. About 50 Vietnamese operate a ceramics factory In a building adjoining the mostly vacant, 28,000-square-foot - - - Per Copy Postage Prepaid. get involved in projects that Turlington Defends Textbooks - — ONLY 75; mission and a history professor at Florida State University, adeised citizens to "contact your local Action '76 group and IN BRIEF IN LEGAL NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS. REGISTERED LAND SURVEYORS For Gun U RESERVE YOUR EXTRA COPIES TODAY! Florida Bicentennial Com- • M andatory what Central Florida life is all about. Dr. William "Bill" K. Adams, 39, executive director of the fleeing and eluding police of. Robert 1. Whitaker, 32, on Police IA. William Lykerti said 1011Owing corstrvct ficers, reckless driving and the $8,000 bond on a charge of lewd Whitaker, a native of North Preiect Es,. Cost *rcrn,K, Type of Best Lake Florida Highway Patrol and lascivious act in the Carolina, listed tl'n address as COflitcti. A 43-year-old Orlando man charged the suspect with presence of a child F., 4 CR & 1.brary Smut. under the his home when booked on the was in Casselberry City Jail reckless driving and driving age of ACIdliOn S1.5760° Ba sic A E 14. felony charge. 2 Casselberry today onll,3Ol bond onmulflple under the influence, Ms. Marjorie Alumbaugh, I ibr ar Sheriff's investigators are traffic charges after a four-mile 1143,97100 Add,?,n FHP Trooper P. C. Wright is 2116 Hartwell Ave., told the probing breakins S I.57$00 Basic A E at the 3 Geneva chase Monday night on SR 436 investigating the chase and Herald today that Whitaker residence of Patrick Dully Jr., I'fldergafln. In which three police cars were collisions, McGowan said, 2 Primary doesn't live at that address. Longwood-Lake Mary Road. S111ISS600 wrecked. S 7.173 00 BC%IC A F Sanford police reported fires Addition III Mary Assistant Police Chief set in the unused former Library Frederick McGowan Iden tified ford Naval Academy Junior $1S$,77 0° S 9,37k 00 Basic A F ddition the suspect as Thomas Shook, School building at Mellonville S T W. Lawlon Police said the chase began and Celery Ayes, early today 6 Primary, 5457 ,3j10° 2 lfltPt Addition Basic A F when an officer observed a car caused "minimal damage." 6 Midway driven by Shook enter- SR 436 Police and firemen 1 5peeP, 7 Kindergarten 1104 )000° from Lake Howell Lane and at 1:30 a.m. when flames were 16,7440° Basic A E Addition travel west on the wrong sijie of reported in the upper portion of (Continued Fruin Page I-A) defray the costs of painting I. mil*" the di vided highway. the building. Library, 2P4omi program is slated not as a hundreds of outdoor till 1374.$i000 Patrol cars driven by 116.3430° Basic A F Ec Addition Patrolman Lewis Coombs criminals," donated by members of the PIni'trt Patrolman Steve Bengel.sdorf reported he "found flames revenge against she said, ..but will pinpoint Florida Outdoor multi-Purpose R and Sgt. Ronnie Tamburo roaring in a book storage what Advertising 1140.07)00 will happen to first-time $ $10300 Addition Basic A F Association. collided after an unsuccessful room." The blaze was 9 South Seminole ex- as well as habitual airninals." attempt to set up a roadblock Unguished by firemen. Gym & Dressing Rrn.0331 "The members of the $30 4 00 The Sherlf' Association has association The Addition Bask A E near Zayre Plaza to stop Shook, have over- 10 Morwo, Coombs said a second fire WuI son a $25,000 grant from police said. whelmingly supported this was found in mattress I Kind, S Pr imary SW=00 the state Help Stop Crime! program with Addition donations of S17.1fivo Basic A F McGowan said a patrol car another room on the second program to be used toward billboards along main arteries 11 Middle driven by Patrolman George floor of the structure, Library Extens ion expenses of the publicity In the state," FOAA President Proechel was damaged when he 6I7I0° on investigators said an campa Addition S 1.57000 Basic A F Andy Anderson said. tried to forcethefl4autoolf aUempt hadaisobeen made to To be eligible for COideqatl Apoon'ofthegrant$4 all interejt firms must be ceV ord fidal said in addition to the road. McGowan said start a fire with a pile of yhe ScPooi Board as Quaifd to ConuIt.nt CompdI, being used in conducting a reaching the criminal clement Ne9otitioOsAO.andther,guIa,iQn%O,,h,,d auto finally 'spun out" paperback books In middle "prisy" (Form7$1) Any firm or by Harbour and with individual desiring prov ide profes nl in a vacant ld on the south of the hbr services for a floor in another Moe Marketing Research, of prisonthe message of mandatory SpCif Ic projt shall apply ,n w to f side of SR 436 west of the us. portion of the building. it is aimed also Interest (or math pro ject. Each l iling or COfl1eratl with let ter of Orlando, er of lntarf shall describe thefirm's; ), 17 toward education of parents so Int sec abllflhIS withet trespect and Shook Monday's Herald, listed the to the Particular project's The survey utrements. will be conducted that there Is an awareneea in was taken into cutcdy. 2. SImilar wort WDPtin th arrest by Sanford Police 01 "among the criminal element home envitooments, lass t hree Yars dt$CrIbIr,j ocatlo., ar value. slit. date. --A — Ja iI outside Florida and let them see for themselves American Association of Retired Persons. Legal Notice ( h ase Send PROGRESS 1975 to your family it friends chairman of the county inch wide red stripes, will help greatest country on earth." Bicentennial committee, the county celebrate the Eber Cox, 78, a World War I lescrilx'd the giant 12 by 18 loot nation's 200th birthday nett veteran standing nearby, said flag which was hand-made in year. It almost matches the size he liked the band and the four separate pieces by Joe of the new 15 by 25 foot speakers. Margo, a silk screen expert, American flag donated by the "I think that's (the giant and Vince Palino, manager of Sanford Rotary Club which also Bicentennial flag) wonderful," Sandra Fashions, flies over the city's Memorial said Cox. He said he hopes to "All the sewing and silk Park. participate in Bicentennial S(Teefllflg took a year. The As officials unfurled the plans of the local senior citizens' group with the Three Cruisers Damaged n Ja il ed Fo II ovi I ng farthest Joe was off was one Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD — City Council Moorings over several years. utilities' water and sewer when the city Is capable of —Heard a report * from Chairman J.R. Grant told Grant also said he will urge plants, located in county serving those four city areas Councilman Gerard Connell lake In WI nsor Manor, to colleagues Monday night hewflj action at next week's regular territory, was th recent weeks with water and sewer. consider action on Island Lake that as long as the opera tions of South within the city and a recommend the city go to cowl council meeting to stop turned over by county cornIn other business, the the Skylark sewer package course of action to solve the to collect some $4,000 in utility issuance of building permits in missloners to the Florida council: plant will be subsidized by a problems with hflghland hills taxes from Sanlando Utilities the Moorings, north of SR 434, Public Service Commission. —Authorized the public federally funded CETA drainage holding ponds. unless the money is for. until streets and utility lines, Julian said Monday night he works department to prepare (Comprehensive Employment thcoming within a week, both water and sewer, in the does not know how this affects speciflcationsfor dralnage pipe Training Act) Class C for one should Grant said it was brought to development are turned over to the city's control status, be needed done for all," and place the items tc Connell said, plant operator. it will not be the attention of the privately- the city. Julian has been looking into bid to correct open ditch necessary to raise rates above into adding lakes should be looked owned and operated utility The chairman Instructed City the ownership of water and drainage problems In the on a city-wide basis, the current $450 monthly fee. company early in the year that Attorney Ned Julian Jr. to find sewer lines deeded to Sanlando Lakeview-Land Avenue area. —Authorized Schreiner to A report was given by an It was responsible for utility out, as well. If the city can Utilities by developers of the Councilman Don Schreiner investigate the cleaning of the engineer with consulting taxes it failed to collect from its control the rates of the utility Moorings since early this year. said the ditch, "an attractive Skylake lakes and mowing to engineer A. E. city customers in Winsor company in so far as they affect O'Neall's office Julian said he believes nuisance to neighborhood t1e shoreline. Connell also thatthemajordrainagehol4 Manor, Devonshire, Sleepy city residents, utility company will deed chil dren," is draining overflow asked Schreiner to look Hollow first addition and the Into pond in highland hills should Rate control of Sanlando lines without charge to the city from Lake Wayman. maintaining and cleaning the be expanded. A/1 a W r ____________ Professional Center Inc. Couii Adion yed lqqmm w * cablevision is now available. n tLAnnexat I ion Plea By DONNA ESTES ;4' ( \. Utility Firm Warned FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — The parers of a youth who died after his illeeupport system was abut off say they did _ not give doctors Permission to -unhook a respirator awl kept their son alive for 18 days after his brain destroyed through medical error. Mr. AM Mrs. Pete Uribe,i said they did not know how their 19-year-old son, Sammy, died until they read in newspapers tia& the ti had disconnected the respirator that had kept him breathing. In a report filed Sept. 11 by Valley Medical Center's didrdentsUn,Dr. MjlFreeman, the ftai said Sammy's brain died during surgery when an anesthetist placed an oxygen tube i his stead of his trachea, cutting off the oxygen brain for about five minutes New ofe Longwood To Prepare Ordinances Parents: No Permission Given Levi: *7 ,'~. ~7' - .`, ov * p, money they could cancel the available) $2 monthly service Dorchester, general manager service, charge and $10 refundable of SeminoleCablevision, . Proposed rate increases, deposit. pealedto City Council Monday comparedtocurrentchargesin tIscellaneous charges: night to allow It to raise in. the city for single family stallatlon fees and monthly residences and multiple reconnect charge, $10 ($5); ______ relocate charge, and service ra tes wi thin the city, dwelling units, with individual moving _____ ctiarge— new location During the public hearing billing for each unit include: wired $5 (same); moving ____ ___ schedule had remained at the charge, $ (currently $9.95); delinquent payment penalty $5 r_ __ same level since Seminole monthly service charge, $6.50 (new). Cablevision was granted a ($4.95); additional outlets These rates are for exposed franchise in the city on Nov. 1, installation charge. $15. wirin g only. Cost of un. 1971, although operating costs ($4.75); monthly service Laaiar Richardson (center), assistant principal at Seminole High have Increased derground and inside wall charge, $2 ($1) ________ _________________ School, was the 'victim' of a roast at the high school anditorfum stallations must bebasis. handled on lie added Cablevision has MulUple dwelling units (bulk an individual cost last olgh where his 'worst' trai ts were brought o light by a recently added two new billing 100 per cent sub number of ktudents and faculty members In various Skits. The stations, WC!X, Miami and scription): 1- units, $6.50; . Seminole Cablevision event was spon.4nr-el by the Thespian Society of the school as a WKID, Ft. Lauderdale, to make 1(1), $6 3.5; 101 to 500 16.25; 501 to currently serves 416 sub. fund-raising deice. Here, Richardson takes th e brunt of some a total of 31 channels. 1,000, $6.05. scri bers in Winter Springs, good-natured teasing from MIS Principal Don I nolcic ,'j Five of these are vailab!e t hotels, motels nd l)orchester said, hich her Jane County jail official said after two thirsty federal prison escapees were captured several miles apart in a rural area near Salem. Au thorities apprehended escapees Roche, of Kat'nah, N.Y., and Maurice J. }iilian, 40, of Oakland, Calif., Monday night. The pit esca ped wi th three other inmates Friday from the Marion Federal Penitentiary by WASHINGToN (AP) — The National Security Agency intercepted more than IXO telephone and telegraph communication, involving antiwar activists and other dissidents and reported on them to the CIA and the FBI, according to informed sow. The NSA intercepts began in 198and continued for - WINTER SPRING 0 15I . ________________ ______ tripping Kison gate locks with a homemade electronic -i __ SALEM, Ill. tAP) — "They were afraid of the water. NSA Phone Intercepts Told . _____,, ROASTED getavriy car crashed following a hWi.,speed chase. The others fled into tmdini fields and Wooded areas, which authorities have been combing with tracking dogs. . iiW L was an "optional service" and first outlet, $650 ($4.95); all if a customer did not (eel the additional outlets, $2 ($1); advantages were worth the converter charge, (when CASELBERRY Herald Staff .--• I. - 'Me crowd dilVersed and the area was quiet shortly after midnight, police reported. Earli er, some 600 persons lined a road near Fern Creek High in the southeastern part of the county. They carried signs encouraging passing motorists to honk their horns if they opposed school busing. device. e of the epees, Arthur J. Mankins, . of Ger. mantoi'p, NC., was pick ed up Sunday after a stolen ': t Federal Escapees Captured 8 -. ;. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Several wild Shots we fired toward Je fferson County police and even persons ___ were arrested duilng a nighttime anfidesegregaflon. busing demonstra tion near a high school. Bob Yat es, press officer for the county police, said nobody was hit by the shots. Police had no estimate of the number taking part in the distirbance, in sou thwestern Jefferson County near Pleasure Ridge Park high School. BY JANE ' . iii or KaTe MiK e I ppea ls I I. Shots Fired At Police, 7 *I _ A 1k I N. Cablevision Additional list enclosed I PROGRESS MAIL•A•WAY ORDER Name _______________________________ I : ••U •I •N MaIling Address (Ify ____________________________ I • N U Stale ______________________Z'p_ U • N U U Additional list enclosed I I !IUUNINIIUIIUIINUIUU.U..IIUIN..NN* 151 encloSed PROGRESS MAIL-A.WAY ORDER • I N • Add i tional I Name U N 0 : : •U •• MaIlInq A ddress City projects of Lasting benefit to res idents of the community will receive top priority, Adams said. ._ State Additional list enclosed 26, succeeding Don Pride, who resigned in August to join a national political campaign. N I••IIU••U••••••••••••••••••••••••• NO TELEPHONE ORDERS, PLEASE PROGRESS•1975.THE STORY OF SEMINOLE & S.W. VOLUSIA'S GROWTH-IN-THE Evening 1 "M A Adams was selected as the executive director by the state Bicentennial Commission Sept, N N N N N I N U N Zip__________ __________________ a total ci six counties, he said. Local committees can make grant proposals to the state commission and those fund • POST OFFICE BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 �. _ _ _ _ _ I. __ _ Evenhiglleiuld 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area ('ode 305.322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975—tA WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG,Editor WILLIAM D. CIJRR!E, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Tuesday,Oct. 14, 1975--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. 32771 W ORLD IN BRIEF - hlonie Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Mon th, $2.40; 6 Mon th s, $14.20; Year. $2A 40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail Month, 1270; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40, Ford To Ask Congress For Mideast Aid . So viets Want Edge In Arms WASHINGTON (AP ) Talks have resumed in Vienna in the elusive search for a formula to reduce the size of military forces on opposite sides of the Iron Curtain. No one is holding his breath in anticipation of success. The Npntinfinnc fnr £&UIUUI Mt1 UIIU .,l I,)UII2III.,TtJ f "'•' orce — President Ford will ask Congress soon for Mideast military and economic aid as a sequel to the Israeli-Egyptian Sinai agreement. In signing on Monday a resolution authorizing the assignment of 200 American civilians to early-warning stations in the Sinai, Ford said he would "soon consult Congress on what is required" to sustain U.S. relations with Middle East countries. The President did not elaborate, but White House officials said he referred to aid requests now being prepared which they expected Ford to send to Congress within the next two or three weeks, - - Reduction MBFR is an aspect of detente that has barely cleared the starting gate. Originally, negotiations for new political and military accommodations between Western Europe and the Soviet block were to follow parallel courses. With their deft talent for orchestrating detente (Ii pk ill ai'' 0 stilt their iv,n ('Il(IS, tile Russians managed to push the political negotiations out in front, climaxing them with the European Security Conference at Helsinki last summer. RAY CROMLEY D ON OAKLEY It Efficie n t it Policemen Are Needed 14., WEST PALM BEACH (Al') — Five Jailed crewmen of an Ill-fated freighter face more questions today amid reports that a high-seas mutiny result. ing in four deaths and the ship's scuttling was the work of a single seaman, Louis Gidel, deputy district director of the U.S. Immigra. tion and Naturalization Service, said a lawyer retained by the Indonesian government would interview the four Indonesian seamen and one Filipino cook today in the city jail. Meanwhile, an agent for the charterer of the Panamanian. flag Mimi quoted an Indonesian crewman Monday as sa ying t!.at he killed the ship's four near Cuba, also has said that survivors have not said anyone admitted the killings. thing like that." Wilson Browning, whose In a related development, Browning Transport Manage- representatives of West Getment Co. operated the ship, de- many and Panama reportedly nied reports that the crewmen were inquiring into the crew's were trying to go to Cuba. legal status. "There's no evidence that A German embassy spokesthey were going to Cuba," he man In Washington said offi. said. "To my knowledge the dais there were studying the ___ Conference Headway Seen PARIS (All) — The day-old preparatory conference of industrial and developing nations has already made "great progress," the head of the American delegation iorLs. "I'm very optimistic that we will come out with a new understanding," Undersecretary of State Charles Robinson said after the delegates agreed Monday to l;iunch a 27-nation conference In Paris Dec. 16 with a new onomic order for the non-Communist world as its long. range goal. - • -- .I * -_ __~__ ~ Mimi's hold. "He just said he sta bbed the four officers," Monocampilos told The Associated Press. "It was not a disagreement as far as I know." The Miami Herald also quoted a source close to the investigation as saying that pardi killed the sh ip's engineer, -. - ___________ __________________ . - ____ _ - ___ _____ ______________ _____________ .. Nursery School PURDY, Wash. (Al') — The mediately available for interteachers at 4-year-old views, but Mrs. Chapman said ______________ Raymond Cantwell's nursery the experience has made many — _________ school are convicts, and the of them re-evaluate their roles classroom is behind locked as mothers. prison doors. "I see a lot of women here ___ Raymond tells his mother whose children have been taken that school is 'terrific," and from them," she ;wl ''Theyshe says, "if it's good for Ray- see themselves as pretty poor " mond, that's all that ma tters," mothers, but this class gives Raymond is one of 12 young- them an opportunity to Improve sters, aged 3 to 5, in a preschool their image." _____ program that Is. part of an The nursery school is oper. '' .'(,g experimenta l prisoner re- aU.ng on a one-year f ed eral i lp;.,-_", , X .4 V - ,~ habilitation project at the grant of $19,522, and future - A . Women's Treatment Center, a funding will depend on the suci' minimum security prison in cess of the program this year. . this community near Tacoma. Laurie Kennedy says she had Mr-s. Cantwell says, Other some second thoughts about people sort of give me weird looks when I tell them a bout the sending her daughter to the S. school, but it doesn't bother "But after seeing how well me." t he women work with the chil. The program started last dren, I feel comfor 6~,_1 :: ta ble with it week. Two inmates serve as now," Mrs. Kennedy said. daily supervisors for the piay,, .. ing children, and a pro!esslonai Teague Sliddle School Sixth Grade Social Studies classes taugbt teacher, Bobbie Chapman, by Wayne Joiner recently made replicas of prehistoric weapons, oversees their activities. Most of the women in the utensils, decorations and drawings. Joiner is shown exanfluing the work of Traci Rivers (left) and Kevin Black.(Herald Photo by program have been convicted on drug charges or drug-related Elda Nichols ) robbery or forgery charges. All are members of a child r I- . _____ _____ Tr Prisoners Teach - - - scuttled the vessel. Capt. Jordan Monocampilos, Miami agent for High Watch Shipping Co., said seaman Gun Supardi told him It broken English that he stabl.,ed his offi. cers to death and flooded the U.S.-German extradition treaty "Now I think everybody wants The other three survivors to determine If the five men it." were identified as Indonesians could be moved to Germany for The Mimi's officers and Malik Abdul, Paulus Ifeydenpossible trial. Panama also in- crewmen all were employed by mans and Mohammed Syiddik, quired whether the crew could the ship's owners, Inter- and Filipino Ponciano Masong. be sent there, a spokesman continental Properties Killed were Capt. Lothar said. Management Co., Monocam- Eckart, chief engineer Bernd "For a while I didn't think pilos said. He said his company Hesse, second engineer Horst anybody was going to take ju- had chartered the Mimi for a Hershe and chief mate Manfred rsdiction," Browning said. year. Schmidt. - __ a__i--. - West German officers and Farm Export Ban Harvests Problems? -IIi, , MI. .,., . : Is' , A"'..-, - .1," I, 4.1.1 .. ~'A- , *~ "~~ - *, .. _~" . ,.,.0 1'..< I A I \ \ 1~ ., . ,,;~;~m,-! , ~\ , ~ . "I ,-I .1 IN ..., N;\ Five Jailed Crewmen Face More Questions - _____ I ________ il _____________ 4 ________ _______ In part. organized crime is thriving in the ';\,* Unit ed States because its top management is Picture the Soviet Union sending buyers to the more sophisticated in its me thods, better — United S i ta tes with firm orders, a nd hard money '. organized, more adept at using advanced to back them up, for a bil lion dollars wor th of China Blasts United States automobiles. techniques, profits from its mistakes and is more .,4. 1.a" •v', t?— alert to changing conditions than many of the Now extend this impossible dream by .... ' -3_t proceeded beyond the point where the two sides -TOKYO (AP) — China charged today that the U. S. imagining certain politicia ns and labor leaders v federal. state and local law organizations it's up then the chief mate. captain agree to disagree. government's against. refusal to curb activities of Tibetan exiles demanding that the government scotch the deal and second engineer. The in the United States constituted "undisguised Th e Warsaw Pact went into the negotiations because additional sa les abroad might ca use car ,,j Organized crime has also shown considerable . source said two of the ship's oft'rference" in prices to go up at home. China's internal affairs and a "flagrant" \ ability to profit from the mistakes of local and almost two years ago with a numerical superiority 1 licers were killed while asleep, violation of President Nixon's 1972 Shanghai agreement Ridiculous? But just substitute grain for in troops and weapons confronting the forces of the federal officers, prosecutors, judges, ad_________ the Herald reported. ith Premier Chou En4ai. automob es il ministrators and legislators. and you have today's "insane North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The Warsaw Supardi then chopped open Usinhua, the official Chinese ne ws agency, broadcast demand" by some to shut off further grain If ., sounds like a harsh indictment, it's Pact forces are even stronger now, and the talks the sea cocks in the Mimi's hold the charge less than a week bef ore Secretary of state shipments to foreign customers. a conclusion one can draw after are stalled on the insistence by Moscow that this and, with the other four Ilenry A. Kissinger's scheduled visit to Pekh%. The That Is the analogy drawn by Keith C. Barrons, sitting in on conferences of 446 law officers from crewmen, cast off from the STONE AGE imbalance be preserved if there is any reduction on statement from the information department of the Easy WaYTO Kill an agricultural scientist with Dow Chemical Co. all levels of national and local agencies and from sinking ship in a lifeboat, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs made no mention of both sides. The prospects are dim for a "balanced" and a variety of specialties. That includes tax author of a just-published book, "The Food / STUDENTS Herald's source said. Kissinger's 14A in Your Future." Roaches and Ants force reduction when one side sees nothing wrong evasion, prostitution and hijacking to numbers, Gidel has consistently dcwi th keeping a th umb on the sale. fencing, narcotics and the penetration of For years the American former has been d li ned to say what officials have ?1 raising grain for export just as much as for legitimate business by organized crime. -. A major lure of detente has been the prospectThis Syria •'• Mulls Arms is Purch Purchase learned from talking to the five .-' ' domestic . consumption, lawmen talking about their own says Barrons. Currently that it could ease the pressure for defense spending crewmen. But he told The AP / %heIs operatio . development class. So far, four harvesting more ns It gives tl1Jn an alarming view two billion of 0f . the WASHINGTON (AP) — Syria reportedly is trying to in Western countries. What we have seen from the " . that Monocampilos' version i, ., I w he at, kno bureacracy and official corruption which wing that all the bread, crackers, women have completed the six — reduce its depe ndence on Russia by buying arms from "does not conflict with" his own Soviet side is a military build-up that gives no mont hs training requi red for pasta and pastry we will eat in the U.S.A. during France and moving toward possible purchase of U.S. "information. comfort to those budgeting for defense in any of the -, the preschool program, but put into effect to do their jobs. the coining year, plus a reasonable addition to weapons captured by North Vietnam. Capt. Manfred Opperman, NATO countries, including the United States of our prison officials say they expect reserves, w il l requi re less than ha lf that If Syria were to open p major arms sources outside of The discussions also cause a reporter to come • • skipper of the German freighter '\, about 24 others to be ready next amount. The remaining America. Not only have the MBFR talks been 1111 billion-plus bushels were Russia. it could lead to a significant reduction in away convinced that even with the widespread that Saturday picked up the five year. raised to be sold, just like every automobile that rooll, he 'Z" Moscow's influence in Damascus, U.S. officials say. disappointing, but the Strategic Arms Limitation inefficiency and reports of corruption, there are 110 crewmen from the littered sea., __________________________________________________ None of the women was Imrolls off the assembly line, and this grain must Talks (SALT) are not doing much better. Even if a be a great many sincere law of ficers w ho KING FpnjR. TAI f AUACCt't' k -. . sold abroad. it Fs P) nearu from uui not want to give tl said he would want to Gordon desperately want to make things better. These SALT I1 agreement for a numerical ceiling — Chancellor E.T. York's pro- any more money to higher edu- be sure the poor are not hurt by No Counterforco Farm production for export has been a SAVE ON men are grasping for new ideas and techniques. _____________ missiles is reached, the United States faces a cost ly posal for more money for tint- cation. lifesaver for our economy, a halt Ba rrens in increases Brual, on once ... IG,tI for month In enrollcontends. Take th tlilsana)ysis of e war-against hijacking investment to keep its strategic arsenal on a versities is meeting still resist_________ LaSt par year we York also said he WORK SHOES exported $21 would ask ments, and that cutting highbillion worth. Contml If all roaches and ants the CALENDAR wi th the massive multiple-warhead missiles which One other large-scale stealing which tuts become antht ia%c. this food had been reta ined at home Just to keep the regents Friday at their cost doctoral programs would easy way—brush No-Roach in of the high-profit activities of organized AND BOOTS "We can't give them what we meeting In Gainesville to put a be better than an across-thethe Russians have been deploying. domestic prices down, the resulting high deficit cabinets, cupboards; around crime. ain't got," said Education Corn- ceiling on enrollment, which board ceiling. Editor in foreign trade would have caused further The NATO negotiators at Vienna are still under bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Arm y.Novy The Information comes from Peter R. mittee Chairman Philip Lewis, has increased 30 per cent over OCT. it Newcomers Coffee sponsored deterioration in the value of the dollar and higher He also questioned York's pressure to find some means of justifying a force Colôrics, odorlcss coaling Richards, Deputy Attorney General of New Offended By D-West Palm Beach, adding three years while funds have figures indicating that faculty Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., by Seminole Spokes of party and today at 56 years of age I am changing costs for everything we import. Film Surplus stys effective for months. Seminole County Association reduction that would be welcome news for budgetJersey, in charge of the Special Prosecution that. 11 Sanford Woman's Club. Altamonte Springs, Betty for Retarded Children theater that he could not imagine the declined two per cent in terms salaries have gone down 14 per p I am Even if a the father of block to three teenage girls and ! the free export of farm Section, Division of Criminal Justice. 310 SANFORD AVE. conscious governments. This must not lead NATO Pollock in charge. Call benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 legislature raising taxes next of buying power. M. T. Marcovttet) commodi ti es had a temporar ily depressing take offense to the insinuations made by the i WINNDIXIE cent in buying power over the Hijacking of goods carried into a num bers-game with the Warsaw Pact which by (tuck today is so films shown year. Florida Welcome Aviation Trades Wagon for details. This year's increase of 9,000 past three years while teachers' to parents at the Oct. 6 school board Sanford effect on food prices, the long-range effect would p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, successful truckers find insurance difficult to A halt in enrollment inwould provide for a mutual cutback in forces which Association (state meeting) students included 7,000 for workloads have inceased 20 per meeting. The person be higher pr Rollins in College. Tickets charge as well as our ices, he says. obtain and premiums exorbitant. OCT. 16 Airport creases until money problems Inn Aero conforms only to the Soviet interpretation of Services which the legislature provided cent. available from Streeps's school board members showing X-rated movies Open Letter "Any manufacturer faced with the possibility WHEN YOU GIVE are solved, as Terminal Building, The crime organizations which manages these and having the audacity to Maitland-South proposed by 6:30 p.m. Seminole no money, York said. "balance." of a Agency in Orlando or by mail ban on exports would gear his output to meet Gordon said he was seeking infer that all deals are sophisticated. Its top echelon teenagers are sexually active and are In Co-hosts: Aero Services and Chamber of Commerce, noon, CARC, P.O. Box 1066, Sanford, York, may be just what the Regents Chairman Marshall Florida figures to match a naonly The Western allies sacrificed many principles domestic market. With lower volume his The following is a copy of need of THE UNITED WAY in OPCfl letter, to coststhe managers are insulated from their underlings. this te garbage is purely unbe universities need during a time Criser of West Palm Beach and (tonal survey by the American Maltiand Sanford Airport Civic Authority. Center. would go up, and a li evable. Fur. for the sake of detente. They should r.ot ese increases would Vice-President th Nelson A. Rockefeller Seminole Spokes luncheon, of recession, Lewis added. They are seldom, If ever, anywhere near the thermore I have never witnessed anything Speaker, Congressman Richard Regent Marshall Harris of Association of University Proeve ntua lly rea ch the consumer. so The Honorable Nelson A. Rockefeller take the dangerous step of sacrificing any of their YOU HELP YOUR Free blood pressure checks 2- Kelly on "The Economy and 12:15 p.m., Scene of a theft, a drop or sale of stolen goods, disgusting as the portion of Senate Ways and Means €i Ho te l. Miami both said they would fessors, reported In The Chro. "Farmers will certainly not plant for the the film involving Vice-President of the United States military security at Vienna. VVWV 4 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Chairman Jack Gordon, D- support the ceiling. The thieves are piece workers, low-level men what was intended to Government Spending." Call Mrs. Lynn Lenon,s of nicle on Higher Education, that supera bu nda nce we have been blessed wi th in portray our family Executive Office Building (1 Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS often recruited for a single job. They don't know physician. This little Miami Beach, said he wanted to Longwood for reservations. Criser said the ceiling was faculty family income actually recent decades if their foreign markets are in epi sode could only create Washington, D.C. 20501 for whom they are working or where thc goods see deeper cuts in adminis. necessary, but he believed ad- had Increased because of two Seminole Chapter No. 2, jeopardy. Do those advocatin g an export sh ut-off distrust In the mind of our children so far as their Dear Mr. Vice-President: I'inecrest Elementary School Order of the Eastern Star. (Xi'. 24 IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW. they've stolen go. t.rative costs before considering ditior.al funding should be pro- members receiving faculty salfamily physician is concerned. to produce a high surplus in The Seminole County Young Republicans expect farmers PTA, open house, 7 P.m-', Fraternal Order of Eagles more money for the univer- vided to raise university in- aries and due to higher outside Goods are regularly snatched to order. The '.1' Advance night. Mrs.Snell not only degraded our children, the wish to formally protest your latest attempt at future years just so the prices they receive will Seminole - County's United Campaign Needs your meeting 7:30. The investigation of the Central Intelligence Agency is Halloween Dance and charter sities. emphasis Is on Items such as meat and liquor home come to a reasonable level by income. , parenthood but went on to further degrade flscal conservaUsmconce contribution aggngon,de1ayedbypoli uca,anddging the age g the sugg.J0flof go dowis?" In order to help your friends and neighnight for Acne 3643 and which have no markings, and therefore are York told a news conference comparison with other states. OCT. 17 our most trusted friend, our doctor. The in. federal assistance to the City of New York. With higher taxes and greatly increa 11 bors sed cost Skate who need night It Is a legitimate inquiry. There was a need for Congress to sponsored by help right now. s Auxi ary, li We unidentifiable as stolen goods and untraceable. ference 8 p.m., Altamonte Monday that he had made cuts Harris, a former chairman of ______________________ American Association of being that our doctors have no more understand that your statement included the fact for equipment, fuel, fertilizer and everything Lyman High School Band -1 follow up on the incomplete Rockefeller corrunission report. The Civic Center. Dance music by in overhead Ids No. I priority the House Appropriations CornGuards, drivers and corrupt law officers are higher morals that the lowest form of animal and that the Giving The United Way is perfect, painless and record of the CIA must be opened to a searching examination, -' Boosters to benefit uniform Retired Persons Chapter federal assistance hinged upon New that goes into a crop. many fW-mm are already Nick Pfeifauf at 9 p.m. Costume since bcoming chancellor J uly mittee, said the only way the bribed or blackmailed. on 2:30 p.m. that they would First Federal of meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly the ropes, says Barrons. An go even further and falsify York's ability to first fund , 7-9:30 p.m. Teachers and Failures and abuses must be exposed. T1he role of the CIA should prizes. 1. universities could provide a Investigative and prosecuth-e agencies have medical records and reports for his own therefore, we must ask balance their bixiget, knock them completely_out export ban could ___________________ l , A a Seminole, Sanford, Fi lm on amount of your choice where you work, - - .through be reconside red. The methods of oversight over the agency parents free. of the ring. why it should then be He announced that he and the quality education with the mon. responded routinely. Accurate information is protection. If ou our f nding From time of AARP-NRTA. local doctors could see Immemorial, members ce is them? ne ssary these should be strengthened. your employee withholding plan, Even SOc a week to ass t of Congress &oLlnm hawA .n ak. f LII.L2 IZI—,---- wey too Would '' ' ii I. IJJ. I UU.IIL UI Harvest Festival. First nine university nresldntc w' I sure b01 flO VUD, i p.m., builds to $26 a year. Money to help another human be offended and But a modem na Lion rietds the kind o( information provided No, there is no such thing as a free lunch, and LIdVC neen padding the voluminous United Methodist Church, 5th would go on a 13-city tour start- number of students. . _ -. Flagship Bank oi Sanford. being. by an In telligence agency. A su pe rpo wer like the United States operation, its permanent personnel, its business would take immediate action to put a stop to this now Is the time for the citizens of New York — Congressional Record, which most people OC7. 19 and and law enforcement contacts, the means by sort of communistic destruction. believe Official visit la by District 4 faithful chronicle of deliberations with their free university system and executivestands in special med of such information. Our great power Order of Eagles Lunch, 11:30-1:30. people" on their universities than trying to force the legislawhich goods are split up and sold or the ultimate I Governor Barbara the floor Kasten. of the am not intending to write notes to the school salaried garbage collector House and mlstbc exercised with expert knowledge off orcignaffaIrs Senate, wi th such — Acne 3643 "BrIng a Friend to pay the tab. We and hear the public's proposals. tune to cut other services, Harchanne ls of distribution, forbidding this sex-filth but I will say that my cannot agree that things as letters from constituents, newspaper WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE If the CIA fs not tosrvive,s,ome other cjvuJan agency it is the responsibility f OCT. I 5 Day" 4 p.m., coffee and cake at It Lewis Spire Circle, Order of the said the voters he had ris said. emmmmem~ Investigations normally focus on individual daughters had best not be subjected to th 1111110 editorials and "extensions of rer,rn'k" — m,A would have to be creat ed to counterbalance to foot the hill whan I",4#i mI1itrv in,. is federa I tax Daver a 1,iIWn,,,mnVni.pIInit i'Itih hnmø in T,"orn Prrk Amnennlh 11 --_----____ the I IM --snar.cnes the recovery o goodsand u'uuora, atrocity since tonight I was j1thwf(1M of New V,wk sometimes ,. even nitarnc, Ihnh. .t..' ....I r..r tI'....a (1'-IU1U IV1JId[L I.i uvuwnu services 1*0 e ti , 9:15 . ., r Il3I H.L. r.veiyn nayes. tosecuUon of the thief or drop guard caught on BOY SCOUTS . As a compromise - CENTRAL FLORIDA President Ford should look for ways to without apparently sizing that someone, in to reform-minded Seminole, Federal of the spot — SHELTERED WORKSHOP OCT. 21 individuals usually so Insignificant as people . . . CHILDREN'S take ano ther look at the elected officials, congressional inquiry by cooperating with the Investigators. He the end, must pay. Let's let New York's residents colleagues, Sen. Howard Cannon, D-Nev., OCT. 25 Top1c: L on gwood. to be Inconsequential, HOME SOCIETY . Weight Watchers, . 7 p.m. GIRL SCOUTS our teachers and our two major political parties, pick up their own check and Henry Kissinger should not seek out excuses to withhold Women of the Moose Chapter and not add it to our own chairman of the Joint committee responsible for "Presidential Accountability." Sanford Woman's Club. 4 CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD Too often, prosecutors treat th e case of a it is th very evident ey are e Record, has agreed not only condoning this overdue credit card, necessary documents. 1404 Halloween Dance. 9:30 to use a typographic th SAMARITAN HOME . . . MID FLORIDA CENTER simple theft or possession of stolen goods as but apparently promoting this since it comes The Congress must resist the te mptation to Seminar on eye problems. 9 p.m., music by Harmonaires. ationalize Maryanne Morse device of some kind to enable readers of the FOR ALCOHOLICS . . . RED CROSS "having no more priority or interest th an an from Washington, co Beta Chi Initiation Dinner, 7 Costume prizes and cake walk. state and county. I have been rd to disting uish betweenthis kind arid politicize the inquiry. It should pursue it vigorously and am,, Altamonte Springs Civic Seminole County Re of SALVATION ARM( . . SEMINOLE COUNTY ordinary purse snatching or gas sta tion holdup." a registered voter all my adult life in the same p.m. Sheraton Inn, Sanford. decisively. It should not dillydally and It should not play Young Republicans stuffing and speeches actually made In Center. Open to public. MENTAL HEALTH ... USO... YMCA... Congress. ________________________________ OCT. 242$ is wizxi this thing up. 'Fri County Roadrunners CB JACK ANDERSON MIAMI (AP) — National AirPLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY Radio Club hearing ConORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY line flight attendants have servation Jamboree, Sanford NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN shouted down a move by dlsSEMINOLE COUNTY, ir, BERRY'S WORLD Civic Center. Door prizes, v'c C%"rcr C _.I sident union members who .. • u L. Harris, entertainment, beauty contest, sought a quick end to a strike Kenneth (Xi'OHER 13, 1975 upI V i ci V snack bar. Dance Friday, 7-11 Altamonte Springs ADMISSIONS that has grounded the company We have spent months, as part of p.m. to Dixie Lane and Country Colegrove, Deflary Burdean our watch belatedly agreed to conduct comparative tests of Sanford: since Labor Day, already geared up for production. GM on waste, di gging out the details of a $25 Cut-up. Met-a A. Baehr, Deltona million both the GM and Kaiser trucks under Identical Janice D. Butler The demanded Privately that the commercial trucks will be attendants overand received 112.9 million for disassembling Army boondoggle. the woefully Inadequate in Vincent J. Cuclnello, Dellona_________________________ wtwimingly rejected a M onday conditions at the Aberdeen, Md., proving Nellie Carter the field. The Army orproduction line. When the military brass squander th de red these trucks with Philip E. Golden, Deltona e tax- grounds, Alton Coleman move to ask federal mediators fuel-eating VI engines A nother $12.4 million, which had payers' millions, they Invariably spend more I Frances D. Morgan, Deltona A grueling, 30,000-mile test proved what the invested in already been and automatic transmissions. The Jr. Major Garvin for a new compromise proposal Army could millions to cover it up. The mis.spendlng, research and development, also went have saved Bowen, Geneva R. James Army experts had already concluded. Al though $5 million Albert Gates and to instruct union negotlaby purchasing the sim pler down the Pentagon drain. The GM cancellation, six-cylin therefore, is sometimes difficult to trace. the initial cost of the Kaiser truck was slightly Rose M. Lo),d, Orlando der model not to mention the gasoline Charlie Glenn tars to put the best possible IS in other words, c The story is complex. Let's call it the ost the taxpayers a painful $25.3 savings of 5 millIon to 9 million gallons a year, Paul Antonie, Osteen lower, the GM truck not onlywas sturdier but Monday's high 85. Overnight Nathaniel Grooms agreement up to a membership million,. An.atoniy of a Boodoggle. cost far less to maintain. An low 60. vote. C. Harlow Patsy Army spokesman contended that the For this substantial sum, the Army received truck It began in December, 1968, when the Army GM ' DISCHARGES The test results stated, for example, that the "ezceetjed minimum requirements-, Fair to partly cloudy through Susan ne M. hlighsmith Leaders of the Association of -J 27 prototype trucks, a and act of blueprin ts and some didn't fit into the rm awarded a $136 mIllion multi-year contract to GM truck went mare thin twice as Wednesday. Slight chance AGENCY of an Flight Attendants, fighting for A y's iLS Janie J. Joyce General Motors to produce a fleet of "SUPer mechanical far between special tools of no use except for assembling the budget. cycle costs" Sanford : ff failures than the Kaiser model. One truck that wasn'L afternoon thundershower, continued support In the strike, Paul S. Lunsford truckL te ; Milton E. Btithop Footno Army expert called the woo-000_~ J Highs in e mid to up GM th pe r Ms. sa vehicle "the best e waste, which id the RobertMcIntosh dissiden ts' proposals Th --Thus, the Army eff t to produce "more truck To win the contract, GM we we have Flowers W H 4,.', had to meet truck of this type I've ever seen." Gladys R. Lows In th e up pe r 60s and low would encourage National to carefully (kcumented, doesn't include countless Eddie Newton for the buck" wound or operating specifications for a truck far tougher Up, instead, producing no man hours that all the Iro-4 - . Sue A. Jordan Another Army analyst, who rode in both trucks but ^_el- < 70s. Easterly winds 10 to 15 I ft.e:%.. stand pat on the contract offer Edna E. Skiver auditors costing lot than the a of bucks, Veitigating, compiling and eval have spent in. Clarence A. King commercial trucks that the Army had trucks, said at the test's conclusion that the GM mph, decreasing at night. Rain negotiators rejected Sept. 21. Steve R. Steadman But this, unfortunately, Isn't th been using. ua ting data for Give Where You Work, . or ?MII A Check Today To: model wits in "top co ndition" but the Connie L Leviti e end of the the super truck that probability 20 per cent during "The closer we come to Nov. w Helen M. Trent as never Kaiser story. The Army built, The generals were is sufficiently pleased with model was "literally falling now preparing to spend _ Kenneth J. Mitchell the afternoon. COAL CASH: Thc Island Creek Coal Corn. 15 the stronger we get," argued apart." The Army million for 33,00 commercial trucks. These$145 Bonnie I. Tucker GM's offer that they ignored a study from are pany, a subsidiary Occidental Mary E. Mitchell Kaiser experts agreed emphatically that GM had the li THE UNITED WAY EXTENDED FORECAST of one stewardess who called for White Jeep,which claimed the company could meet all ttle different than the trucks that the Army In Petroleum, has CDI A. Murphy Pamela better truck. reported an unbelievable profit Partly cloudy and warm with the strike to continue, if neces1967 Insisted weren't adequate for Increase of 12,000 tb° perfirmanee specifications and still save the Henry __________ SEMINOLE COUNTY rugged per cent since 1972_. a Sims Thus vindicated, the Army might have been military Laretha dely scattered showers. Lows sary, into National's usuallywi duty. feat unmatched by any taxpayers millions. I MA cØ11% ' other American firm. expected to go ahead with the procurement, But —I Mrs. Ar th ur (Gloria) Wells & mostly in 70s and highs near 90. bus)' winter season. 042q, P.O. Box 144 Inflation, meanwhile, has sent costs soaring. O Rep. John Brademas, fl-Ind., and the General this was too 1o Ur4bed girl coal Profits have gone up. acknowledged Daytona Beach tides: high gi c' for the military mind. So the Army us Th is Its e d sidents fut y il argued "It must be a part of some now campaign to Sanford, Florida 32771 Vft m t mow pay about the same Accounting Office, quite properly, demanded to Ervin W. Quist, DeBary for Occidental's instead, the Army ffxp11cably cancelled the 5:16 a.m., 5:36 p.m.; low 11:18 for wiring President Joseph a request to presithe inferior trucks as it would change its image!" Baird, from 1 know why the Army had overlooked a possible GM contract May, have cost to Cents to $12.93 per ton. Majel Hallahan, Deltona In ____________ a.m., 11:44 p.m. Port dential labor troubleshooter 1971. "We want the maximum produce fl* LHTED VWW. Thanks to )vu, it worlw the superior GM models. opportunity to money. Ø y in 1971 Do Deltona nald, do ce K. Mc Gra no simpie Canaveral: ar return high 5 a.m., 5:18 W.J. Usery Jr. indi ca ting union II matter, since GM had ll Oil in vestmen ts," he Army experts have acknowledged to us told us - - _____ Sam Sku'ina, Deltona A Community ser v ice MU4191 from Tha Evtnrng H e ra l d, p.m.: low 11:08a.m., 11:3-4 p.m. willingness to resume talks. frankly. "We would sell it higher if we could" I Thus the Soviet Union has confirmed its political control over Eastern Europe while the promise of a relaxation in the military C0fl front at ion between East and West has gone Uflfulfilled. The MJ3FR sessions so far have barely '-. ' -. " ,'." _,,,,,,, -- / - 011FTHC 1 1 ..f. '- k .' Senate Resists Funding Hi ke For Universities - IJL - £ I. - - - - - - - - - - - - Letters To The S Get On With It - _a........_.. - - - - - - IUI4lW( - -- ---.I__ m e ng - a - m Airline . Acco rd $ Arm Tr"elr c Ai '- D. ..J.. Rejected HOSPITAL NOTES uuuriuoggie THE C. I.A. A J WEATHER - - - I 1fl / ' Q 'I - - - -- --S �. Compete 24 otho 5 E N R Ta $4,000 r1_ ~~ Sinoers in New York, will attend the auditions as guest soloist but Is p on ____ - __7r_'~ - - . __,_ _V .. - - E - --r ___ crowning of "Jeanie 1976" in mid-afternoon. The event will be held on the veranda of white-columned Foster I Museum, with chairs for several hundred visitors on u Tuesday, Oct. ,. 14. lflS pacious, shady lawn. _1111111111111 There is no charge for ad. • mission to the "Jeanie" concert "Jeanie With the light Brown other than the regular fee for Hair" and other fl)eIOdic entry Into the 25acre Foster classics of the 19th century. Park, which is owned and The public is Invited to attendoperated by the State of Florida the Saturday program begin as a tribute to the worhl.fnrnn1. ning at 9:30 a.m. and composer of "Suwannee culminating in the selection and Itiver," the State Song. Third Game Of World en rwncnes By JIM HAYNES ______ L Reds Figure To Run Tonight Bubble Gum Blowout WOMEN CINCINNATI (AP) — The The Red Sox, although they rain that bothered their famed it hurt us because it was always Morgan said. "You have to Obviously t hinking about that track will be fast and the skies split the first two games in running game. Also, there was on our minds. Now that we're at have that extra step to cut off fast artificial turf, Boston Man. clear for tonight's third World lioston over the weekend, had a the psychological disadvantage Riverfront Stadium, it's going baseballs. The Red Sox bet ter ager Darrell Johnson named Series game, and Cincinnati's distinct advanta ge in their own of playing with "The Green to make a big difference the be quick on this surface or It'll Rick Wise as his starter to opthoroughbreds intend to run the Fenway Park. Now, they have Monster," the close left field way our hitters attack the ball, hurt them." pose Cincinnati's Gary Nolan. Boston Red Sox right out of an obvious disadvantage at wall that just about dares right- You'll see different hitters The American League cham- "Rick is basically a highball Itiverfront .Stadium. Itiverfront. handed hitters to swing at it. here." pions, despite Morgan's warn- itcher and that should be help. Th alipackottodo had a "Everything's different Noneofthe hjttersonfted the The Red ing, feel they'll be ready, will- 1l," Johnson said. "A sink. lso see flOW, said Joe Morgan. with our performance," said Sox or the Reds reached the ferent runners in Cincinnati, tog and able to play in the home erball pitcher forces men to hit Morgan. pointing to a meager J9 9 %-"Uaq: U1 the sleek play- ~_4 L. L1. e National League the ball on the around. A high. make all the difference in the total of three runs and a .188 that doesn't mean it didn't play Ing surface. ball pitcher, like Wise-, gets kings, team battingaverage in the two world for us." many men on pops." a big part in the first two games. While the artificial turf was "Maybe the Reds don't real. The Red Sox hoping to get games. At no time in recent World The Reds, accustolfle(I to expected to help the Reds' of. ize It, but we're a great Astro- the feel of the strange ballpar k , Series history has the home their springy artificial turf at "Mentally. it was kind of hard fense, it could also be a crucial turf team." said Bill Lee, Bos- worked out Monday night under field advantage or weather con- home, were slowed to a crawl for us,".Morgan said, "because factor in the Boston defense. ton's fine left _____________________________________________________ 6A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. ________________________________ . Adds To Series Sparkle ___________________ ____________________________________________ 'l'h(W stage the big blowout in Cincinnati today. Nope, the Big Wxl Machine isn't revving up early. Johunv Bench and Company won't come to bat Until tonight. This is daylight competition, circles revered in some IM ul W-S itself We're talkin9 Iabout blowing bubbles, Bubble guni bubbles. up. Iopps Bubble Gum Company is staging *. it's colnix1ition to determine exactly who among major league baseball players blOWs the bes rof P I Counsel nj~ I 9 .... started It smut 1 41 eliminations. The Tigers and Pirates didn't l -, 10% -1 In ______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ wror" I -.-' Y ,:_ - -. -1. - T . . ___ * ______ _________ Ha ynes ' A" i — _____ ~ _________ ____ _11-M-Ex~_ -. __ - __ 4,1& , and audition each entry. On Saturday, participants wfll make formal concert uppelurances In their authentic l85!-style gowns representjn the historic period when Stephen Foster coill posed _____________________ ' 0 0 Icrin k' A HrIl+i nne Fnr . Music Club and must be a voice student capable of giving creditable radio, television and concert performances. Participants also must be members of families who are legal residents of Florida. All entries this year are college students. Gathering at the Stephen Foster Center here Thursday evening, Oct. 23, the girls and their escorts will participate In the annual "Jeanie" ball Friday night, Friday, -state judges will privately interview not eligible to participate again under rules of the event, Sponsors of the prestigious com etiti are the Florida Federation of Music Clubs and the trustees of the Stephen Foster Center. The National FederatIon of Music Clubs and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) are long. time patrons of the auditions. Each entry mitci ho crw 11 . sored by a Florida Federated . IT Ourilifv - ____ __ - - Scholarships 1976 and a $2,000 award to further her musical education, Four runners-up will win $500 scholarships and be named 'Jeanie Maids.' Among contenders for the 1976 crown are two scholarship winners from last year. They are Karen Lee Tyler, a senior at Florida State University, and Penn)' BelIer, a junior at University of Miami. Miss Tyler's home is in Coral Gables, Miss BelIer's in Miami. The 1975 "Jeanie," Mikkl Shiff of Miarm, now ir - Linda Fights Fires In lented WHITE SPRINGS - Twenty. four talented young singers from throughout Florida have qualified for the 25th annual "Jeanie" auditions to be held at the Stephen Foster Memorial here Oct. 24-25, Al Head, direor of Florida's cultural and performing arts Center on the Suwannee River, an. flounced. These young women, age 18 to 21, will compete for $4,000 in scholarships, with the winner receiving the title of 'Jeanie 11-1; iL.. I ..L. - lI'q St fo is For - . C )JI(I UI could enter. The Pirates were going badly also at the time, and thinking about other matters than - l ... mboyfriendis :181 içl6ti .1, [ 1ri' A H worked their way through ~_ going stead) for to bears and n. ford University by . hope to marry some day. .,. , firefighters with the town's pro/•• . .., Here's the problem: Iused to Jr t fessional corps. take birth control pills, but my S ' Philadelphia's Johnny Oates. Stakes are $1,000 Linda Bammann, 19-ytar.old to -. ...I boyfriend made me stop . -j I . -1 i) the winner .. sophomore, is the first female us ,111'extra grand to his favorite because he said he heard they ., P student firefighter. 'it's a great ' charitau(i&x)forUIoseo to charity;. . could cause blood clots, make .--_ ~ ~_- ~ - .-. program," she says, "and P .1 .., -- ' .my hair fall out and .-... vnitci Inte __ Wise fi The Topps people are determined to prove that which I advertised for rent. A wher, they ask me who the new of other terrible side effects. j they l . . who ' The students get room and I stand and chew. N We've continued to have sex nice-looking young Teflow an- couple is? And should I tell this 4 , .__i1~11 ._~~~ 5-a—_*~-r- . , 4 ~ -) board at the fire station, stud) _~_ __ _ S*~ foreign substances permitted, and major league relations, but nothing has swered the ad, saying he young man and his fiancee that p . 4 __ - __ — ___ . there and take profes oual planned to be married soon. He if they don't get married, they'll ' . I F -114 p, umpires will be the judges. This bubble blowing ANZLAM&Jwq~ C happened. He thinks maybe '4 - ?= firefighting training with liked the house and said he have to move' ------iSfl tas simple as am sterile from the ll Is that it Seems. Bevacqua, for example, other firernen. anted his fiancee to look at it possible'., 01 lFlI1O1l) 1 a miitadie lie sass that S1flCC bubble corn has . Student firefighters sleep two 4" She lived inanother town.) She DEAR OW: You'd better not petit ion began, his mustache wax bill has doubled. . to a room but Llrxia has a room ilWe want children some day, arrived the next day, saw the tell them to move until you __ P4 .-~_ ~ __,_ ---to herself. ,.e , sk an4 now F ____________________ I am worried that house and liked it, and he know what the law I and their ~___ _ i r nen, too, there is the moment when the saliva .~ there is something wrong with signed a year's lease Gary Dufresne, assistant - ______________________________________ kase) mdi There ARE two on t fl ow. The throat gets dry and the contestant -. __ -_:~__=,X, - - Z.- Mz-_ me and that if I ever do have a C znff The next day, they bought bedrooms In the house, so as feels the pressure It takes a bi __ g man to blo w a 1 child, it will be deformed. some furnitt.re and moved right long as they pay the rent on buck those big three-inch hoses CINCINNATI (AP) - Just a victories and then another in __________ F bubble under those as well as anybody and witht. ' together' Abby, they'v r'' . .. -, I I am tembly worried about e time, don't damage the year ago eteran right4iander theplayoffwlthOakland H 19 '.. mself Abby. Please help me. I been living there in my house property and don't disturb the Rick Wise of the Boston Red victories marked a career high. q;- ,:-something 's have no mother to ask, and Sox was worried about his I for two months now, Just W neighbors, how can Their "It has been very gratifying, •__ _____ ~,~.=el Pre ' don'tknowanydoctors husband and wife, Ipresume personal sleeping .. base ll future, ba e hat th victim of not just for myself but for the a - *1 , ~ -icst- I - 4?3~ b-~_-,_~, the others wear, black work oxThis is a small town, and I arr=gements ham you or WORRIED IN PA. arm trouble for the first time. team," he said. "It's been grat. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Moritz, bo th residents 50TH WEDDING fords, blue jeans, a have my reputation to think of. anyone DEAR WORRIED: You "Now, instead of the Lakeview Nursing Center, celebrated their 50th else? of sitting at ifylngtobeabletocontrjt)ute wedding anniversary Friday with this special cake. ° oc ur an am an Married Oct. 10 1925 In Jersey City, N. About this time of year, followers of high school Professional counseling. 11y0w sleeved blue shirt with a Stan- ANNIVERSARY -. home and tuning In the World help the team get where we are, -, - have two sons still living, and ano ther son now deceased (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) '1 . . n school offers that service, anu i *Jfl t &p. . .. Series, here I am, actually get- For the most part of my Career football teams start the inevitable - looking ford Patch on the dWder. .~ Wig to pitch," Wise said Mon. I've been with teams out of the . please take advantage of It. it prove of couples living together 1 I ahead — FAST Planned before marriage. not, your THEN kEEP IT OFF! day night on the eve of Game 3 race by early September. I local ' Don't get the idea Seminole is looking past , Yesterday,I asked her if they iI * . Parenthood office can help )-on. of the Series with the Cincinnati - TRIM CLINIC I , %, Gainesville, Oviedo past Bishop Moore or even "Now I'm with a champion. , .S~ , . . N Reds. You may be worrying had set their wedding date, and !: FOR FREE . 1 . TAtION ! -Lake Howell past Apopka. More simply, teams ship team in the World Series. needlessly, but It's important the said, "Not yet." ~~s k;, *v 4r.1 "This is a great feeling,"the S ii CALL This is a terrific team. It has with a shot at the state playoffs or a bowi game SCIOU that you learn the facts What do I tell the neighbors . -. Yl-year-old Wise said. "It's the a !'_ .e. someoltiielin young talents have a natural tendency to peek around the corner DEAR ABBY: I have been climaxtoaverygratifyjng I I.T-_-_5" . son I've been in the major I've ever seen I'm happy £ mCon 9 ~ S married to a wonderful wonun I V e . Teams with something to peep at include ~~_ ~ .14 . - __ t been able to help." 14T - TOKYO (AP) - When a for. _~' Seminole and Oviedo. Seminole is still soundly in , ~:.- -0 along very well, but I have one izrwc 6 "I - - I i-A-IM. ..; A0-a..~,a- lz; .% . eigner recently mistook a The average Japanese whitecoIIr £AI orkertime Now, the movement has fled shirt and black tie" *.W .... _ ~~_2jw.~ complaint The only night she .-- _1 k) ., . -i ,, Series. It's been a long, long oa -_ 6. I_1A ,0v.'k .1.1b. - R& d'F * R - . _1$ . - iU young Japanese slowed down again," said Ish. Boston, Wise received the startnow ma,es ded over Gainesville is essential -~ , ..# Last year former Foreign lets me make love to her is to remain lfl that equiva sent of about $750 a ~, -' W -'*~ -'* a ruffled blouse, pantaloons ' Minister Toshlo Kimura nobel- Thursday because she gets her and month,, including the substantial bonuses Izu Acquired from the St Louis J)15oflforthe im I. portant third . 'osaka and actor C1 hair done every Friday. de _ Id I i ' `~Ied shoes for a woman, generally paid twice a year. the balance ~ — r-') ame. hs Japanese friend laughed. ___________________________________________ aku Sato was said to be a leader Kinya KiLaoji were chosen Jak which sent Reie Smith to the g Any suggestiorts? __ "You just don't realize how [ of this movement because he pan's bestfre&sed men by a As for Oviedo, don't let that It 7T4 AND 9 -3 record fool you. was lotafly expected as Seminole High The bespectacled hurler and star running back Tim Raines was named player of the National League club after the HUNGRY FOR LOVE E 0 . RAINES REIGN dressed more colorfully than committee of 2-i that under. fashionable Japanese men are Ken Ishizu, president of the Oviedo is a Class AAA school, and in district play DEAR HUNGRY: When the Other loosely fitting suits ( now ys, she said. ON SMOKED DAMAGED STOCK his fellow politicians. Many takes this task annually. Club member Charles Ward. Raines led Seminole In rushing with 95 yards on 13 carries. However,It Wig year with the Red Sox in chine certalnlyare no stran-1 the Lions are 1-0. This week's tester against Bishop men s clothing company Van with narrow lapels on three- said time for "making love,L~ it was encouragement by It is 8 KING — FORWEE . depeitd upon when your . Problem that didn't ex- Jacket Inc.) that is credited button jackets are called t1w his wife, who is a regular . Television cusdown which turned momentum to Seminole for good. I Herald Staff Photo by BW Vincent) life, he pitched just 49 Mrigs, delphia PhiWes, Wise pitched a 1st before the fashion boom be- with introducing the look and traditional Ja panese style. has her hair appointm at West Orange, in a make-or-break game. tomer of Japanese designer non Isomura, who has Pierre ti V gan spreading to men as well as specWiza in IL ending with a 3-4 record. ~tter and hit two honvirs ent ' It-s me to make an appointment - I Cardin clothes custm made for WOMM and brought change and -These clothes are meant to A pattern of conservative Hanae Mori. "It was very frustrating," he the Reds in Cinct=ti. a Don't even bother looking for Trinity Prep in I Formerly Bufton% n Bow-.I busine&swear dominated men's I "We need more fashion lead. hirrit in Tokyo, is aiso CaUed with marriage counelor! 1! u . said. "I worked hard to build variety frOm the black whool look good and be economiCW. clothing until a few years p With the Cards two years later, the Class A district standings. The Saints aren't DEAR ABBY: I own a nice '~ 7640 Hiawatha .I Ph. 322-13011 "Oshare" or stylish. Prime 90 _," id I 9 . uniforms and businessmen's They are for people with good and the . . my strength last winter and in he fired a one-Ititter against the I cottage, L 6 there. 01), they plain white shirt and tie signer as well as company Minister Takeo Mi)ii is called . are Class A. However, scheduling I white shirts, I spring training. Things grad. Reds. minds arid good hearts who were habits that only recently president. "Akio problems knocked them out of consideration ' Morita presi- the tca1 "Japanese style ually worked out to the point in Now m.any Japariem men don't need to use fashion to have begun to change. . "My lifetime record against dresser." playoffs. Tampa Berkeley Prep couldn't fit in dent of Sony, is probably one of wear blue jeans, safari jackets, cover inferiority complexes. 1. midseason where I thought I the Reds is something like 8-10, Just before the oil crisis, ,l the most international dressers I Trinity this fall, and under rules set down by the "The Wgh cost of Japanese was back to as close to 100 per but most of the losses were earcowboy boots, and puka shell People who are confident of revolution began in business- in Japan. I designed blue jeans suits , especially compared with Florida Ifigh School Activities Association, teams cent as I could get. Mdlaces. 71vir Suits have la- themse',ves can wear any- wear, with colored shftu and 1), in my career when Cincinnati .1 and a jeans Jacket for him that the average monthly salary, in. I bels such a3 Pierre Cardin, Ted thing.6 who don't play all other opponents within a district late played in old Crosley Field, wide ties for the -I I.ApiuU3, Andrew PoUack, Cerin the season, so perhaps I just before the new stadium was hibits fashion fr"'dom," said are ineligible' for playoffs. M11111' .11 GAINESVILLE (AP) - The offensive line has been fore the season opened because Those four ot r guys ha ve have to do more hard work this built," Wise said. ! Ishizu. "It makes a man cho Under the setup, teams should be compelled to ]Me Florida Gators are No. I in together three years, although they are so familiar with each been here a while and know winter il In this society where mascu. to be ready for next --I know them and they know Wmething he thirilm he cm th d' t j The rule should be the nation In total offense four of the interior linemen are other, line co cern have been ca what to do." year. me. I've had a lot of luck with i fully defined -and clothes, the Tu Su inator Jinuny starting for the first time this "Mike Williams is our pitThe other guys are Gerald Wise came back this year as Bench, Perez and others in the E Dunn says it's mostly because football se., son. Th OCTOBER 25 dubbed lar," Dunn said. "He's a third- Loper and Joey Pupello at he helped the Red Sox to the past. But Joe Morgan has been kitchen and children have contracts against non-district opponents. of "The Family." themselves "The Felinity" be- year s tar ter at quick tackle. guards, Robbie Moore at center pennant wth 19 regular beenamonhem men are a tough out for me." and Bruce Mulliniks at strong tackle. Loper is a senior; the Used In Various Ways Braves1 at They usually shop for their others juniom iPaet .. .. I. vuwi WIUI($JI We aia of their t1umn includes in se The Tufted alias the Turkey I wives or girl friends, clothing or Carpet stitch Oops, sort's' about that! ju nior Keith mbbk, who plays can produce almost as much as the starting store salesmen said. Although either a velvety or fluffy effect, Apologies to the Sanford Braves of the r -mlz~— their tastes are conservative, depending on how it's finished. . __ ._ Warner Lt,,ague's midget division. Monday's report "Dantes At Sea" (A Musical) they pay a lot of money for " "Those guys have done a su. _ _It's done by taking 'i small 1 good-quality clothing, per job," Dunn said. "They've stitch from right to left, ending 4 DECEMBER 6 the winning side by a 270 count with Donald Erving made our offense go.,, Suits bearing European and with the needle on top of the ATlANTA (All) -If I ever had a guy Vanderbilt and added another 100 yards On 1 scoring three touchdowns and Deon Brown one. MOVING URA P4 Moore ot special praise from American designer names, linen. Next, take a second, Chanwwrne playing All-America football, Jimmy's doing it," other carries, despite playing only hall the head had we Erving, Bruce McCray and Steve Whitteu manufactured in Japan by 11- similar stitch to the right, B say's Coach Doug Dickey of Florida, game. cerise, cost an average $143 a stitched into the first one. nts. The Braves have three games left, At The Forest (Extra Cost play Saturday in Florida 35.0 ex BE ILqh ____ Dickey, who has had a few, rates Jimmy For that performance, DuBose was named thrashing of Vanderbilt. Jackson Heights Saturday at Oviedo at and suit. Many are in the $150 to $200 Before you repeat this twoDoBose , CINCINNATI best fullback he's coached. (AP) — When and catcher Johnny Bench today The Associated less Southeastern Back range and an imported Cardin, stitch step, allow the thread to "lie's played agai ns t three O G FEBRUARY 3 p.m. The 215.pound senior Ircm Sarasota ins to of the Week, the cond time in three weeks tie ary Nolan's world was cnim- teamed up in 1967, forming the ,ior example, cos ts about M. form the best middle guards in %%'hat hurt most about the erroneous report was improve every game. bling In on all sides, he kept loop. TheTufted stitch achieving gradual, natural Dear C.E.Q., has earned tfr honor. youngest bat tery ever in major Fashion experts say co untry in our five games and faith. He ca most ren should be worked along a line looking shading requires ps is Ile popped loose on an N-yard touchdown run h it was the Braves first 5%W Oi the league baseball. Nolan, 18, and gallant "lie graded out at 94 per cent," said Dickey. has more than held his own about five suits. The with aloopbetweeneachpajr You should have no difficulty of meticulous workmanship. comeback tonight with a World Bench, the first- play of Florida's 3 victory over "He just had his usual 19, combi.wd for a 4~3 performance." get 'em Braves, once you ' average Japanese whitecolla stitches. Tlwse loops usually MARCH ii . He's won" Dunn said. to the Idea Se ta al victo he never ry over the Houston Forfast relief sed if you have that bargello stitches are I worker now makes the arc cut when the work Is a gave up on. tros . few 'ripping good times" worked vertically, instead of on equivalent of about $750 a finished, call the _T" ' "Heck, nobody else believed • be fore you complete )Q(I first the diagonal slant you've Nolan was 14-8 that 9-4 month, including the substaritit A _____ Because the Tufted in me, sol just decided togoout the iext and 18-7in197O lie was so Tufted stitches satis.factorily, b ec ome acc A tial bonuses generally paid of n is used us tomed to in M' 7 I and have fun,"said the 26-year. 12-15 in 1971 to suggest the In fad, I'd suggest te when the Reds practicing needlepoint ' (I K twice a year. c' '. '' 't' i furry look nimals or the r old Cincinnati Reds right collapsed, f in I(C' Pfinmo scrap ishing fourth, but cloth before ou -_WARNER ACTION p'f' (111011 A simple zigzag "•' &r" The poptdarity of European- fuzzy center of a flower, you'll attempt using It In a fine design. hand er, who faces Boston in he 111 bo unced ba ck in 1972, winft) designed doLt !iSI would be easiest, with each attests to a wanttocra3 ' (.ashaded ook as Game 3 of th e W L or ld Series, fling l'pi very fond of the Tufted sti h spanning (our 13 against two losses by the Y AM UCA v tc threads. " 'I"' "s.. preference for what is called you * Hostess Nolan defied the odd, work. This makes it doubly stitch for daisy centers. I also ., sur%i All S ta r Game here the "cont'nn' ii k cT in Virtan' t' Start in the middle of the DMISSloN 13%' MF'MBF I{14 Ing two arm operations, and r- in _L_ 11,( f Then disaster struck. t () ir dJhtfulJ) & ns 11t that will allow you 0 They won't dance, so don't Ah so You can easily introduce a i,f -1 shook off two years of inactivity MARGE WILLIAMS I _ I "We were playing Pittsburgh rene Ii Ofl, 322 161 ome leeway in "ding how sharply cut shoulders, and de. deeper or paler shades L ' to end up in ~~ th tie as . andRobertoClementehita ball . ~ 7 , ;V o!sqwrrels Like so many other you fined waistlines on the two-butextend your Sanford In saWl areas, this means crewel embroidery stitches, pattern, both vertically League runners are inwinningest pitcher out In front of the plate. I fielded ton cke In fact, the Japa. taking and - MAIL COUPON 00' SHIRLEYMILLET u~ ,7 with 15 victories terested in Is scoring. Barry many, many stitches this one has a long history. horizonta It and sidearmed a snap throw lly En a alme 83492)2Ings vvfluiu Johnsoow1th ball "I'd be lying if I didn't say I to first. I knew somethiag had left) didn't ~~_ with,fine t1read. 7be finisfied English Wks learned to use it 'iemrs1'i p n Th e Seminole r L ____________ 11 24;zq can be very effective comea(mmtheJappoC811301borry-Wirif or Spr I was worried. Iwaswondering jf happened I mle fWlgsUtchwfllha,eadeep during the l6hcentuqwhn 10 Mutual Concert Assoc. In The Name whenwedin of: nunclatlon of London's street of texture on th I RUTHTUECH ti to get away from a it would be in the cards." said more starts, but with each start e right side and decorative Turkey carpets and of a single color tailors, Sa vile Row LYNN HENDERSON many small flat stitches on the Caucaslan rugs . •I • but wntten I went further and further f became the __ __ . You may want to send for my 8349217 . ~ The Ainer can contribution is %rong side. For a velvety I ook, rage. i ~ . Saturday'sZl'I4 victory o -rr ff by the Reds when he downhill," recalled Nolan. Alt Springs- Longwood PAILIhO ADDRESS F new Bargello leaflet. Write to t1 the 'i ok "ckedupabout c'ip the top of the league midgets Trigue developed arm troubjejn 1972 -Allo. finished "After thatlwasjust tryjng the box number shown above. 20 years ago from American thtthrs f *running back Ste$e Kim "1 " z = . ~ . couldn't i .J_ w _ . go around with a to get by 90 per cent of the (line SHIRLEY MILLET Dear P — city EX --— ' ar East Coast UnItwMfies, it hu • grudge I never got to the point I smiled a lot," said Nolan You should know that this STA What Is thQ* Mlest "first A new Illustrated IeWlet on 9 become a classic look for vouig stitch requires a good !c'ai of p1cc-c Forest City ki dage (right), later in the where I was beating up the kids. whose recovery in 1975 included .- 'IL an try In b.irgcllo I't! Bargdlo is available FREE. Allamonfe Springs as Kirt Johon But it was pretty hard to joke asolid3 16 earned run average (4 ' T STUDEWS . $VJapanese, with three button practice The actual path done a few nttdlepoint pieces Fur yours write to Elsa CPnT UADIJi, IS $13 IAi,lLI( fl.S slim APAil users and '" -s _Jwl t. , aced by •mfoi Mutvaico,,, A%% PC) So* around when the joke was Jackets, bu tr Your needle isn't but never have (tied When physicians were unable HILDM RICHMOND 'Sn, to do Williams, Box 3781, Grand W '' ' - tW ton-down shirts me," said Nolan. 01 but covering all bugello 374 3)67 to detect his arm aiUnent, NoI, Central Station, New York a -'le1ylookfsp1rt,"j the fabric precisely and It would have been easy to be Ian heard whispers that tie had DeIOna lifie " C New York 10017, I'i bitter u lost his courage "Shoot, they jj ____________________ I A •a, I ril " Nolan carried had to ' J ' greatness from the start lit pitchtr. di S. ,,,,... _________ . . . ____ _________ . . ' r' , _1AW I Veteran . i . ., . . - , . '- - s I . 1 - , , wr'4~ * Harcl Worked ' ' . =1_ --ap,- ' __________ '. - ________________ _______ For ' uccess ' _________ - . '. Clothes Interest On Increase ion ' - "r RY ' i r • ' . .' earl high - - Payton'-S - . Children's - - Gators No. Presenting The Seminole ose ted e f 1976 , , In Offense Dunn Credl*ts The Fa Convert Assn. - Ii Ci' Reception for all nierubers - - Sorry, Mayfair Country Club flir ' kc, Pii'I • fli ' . - _ .,.Tz i 'Best I've Coached' • '...IIILIIIIIUII Nolan • - Ball Comeback REAL a - H -- uoyal laJIIIlans that get used season. Go on great -- ' stitch of ries s rt a go - year, ___' "- on a of y ' pattern 4 - pecIai nicentenniat rrogram • - ' - - . ' . '- - ' vl_ . ,' - - - , ' - , (or I ra- _____ a reeway want to eight or ~' __77F .AtL_ F - Nolan, who was all -, ' - . - 4 ' , difficult to do , ."' ' E.Q k. ' ' "- - - ' - -, a stamp of be questioning me as a �2 B--Evening_Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday. Oct. 14, 1,75 egai NOtiCe I Legal Notice Buckeyes Hold lop Spot In AP Grid Poll Evening_Hera Id, FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE uotice is hereby given tp EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN £NO FOR engaged in businets mt 171 She,i Ave. LonQwOOd, Seminole Coun SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida under Ihe flCtlti0 name By The Associated Press PRORATE DIVISION tionwide panel of 55 sports weekend, dropping the Noun. Maryland and Arkansas. GARDEN PARTY, and that PRORATE NO. ism•CP fell out of the iop Twenty 6Alabama 0 The Buckeyes of Ohio State, writers and broadcasters. intend to register said name *lh tt talneers, who had been No. 1), 06 in Re Estate of 302 419 who routed Big Ten rival Iowa Last week, it was Arizona following a hard.earned 10.0 7Michigan Clerk of me Clrcwt Court. Semri LEON E WALKER. SR Oklahoma received 12 first. completely out of the ratings. State, Missouri, Colorado, victory over unheralded Day. ITe*aS 41 0 445 deceased. County. Fl04idl ifl accOrdance 490 over the weekend, have placevotesand9aj 9pp11 points. Last t. 510 Missouri, No. th, provisions of th, FicIiti NOTICE TO CREDITORS 12a week ago, Oklahoma State, Michigan ton. This week's newcomers IOMitsourl 110 211 Name Statutes. To Wit: Sert.o held onto the top spot in The week, with 62 hoard members macic It back into the lop Ten State and Notre Dame tied for UCLA, Maryland and Arkansas tiArliona St. Allcreditonoftheestateof LEON 500 I) FIO.'ida Statutes 1S7 226 E WALKER, SR.. deceased. are Associated Press college foot. casting ballots, Ohio State re- by routing previously unde- 15th, ArIzona, Fkrida, Ten- - all appeared In the ratings 17 Colorado i10 270 s Marteen E Shea heretjy notified and reguired to file 13 Arizona ball ratings for the second week ceived 47 First-place votes to 14 feated Oklahoma State 41-14. nessee and Miami of Ohio. 400 Catherine L kovann,r in a row. 131 any claims or demads which they Publish: Oct 11, 71, , Nov 1. 19,5 earlier in the season. I4.Florida 410 for Oklahoma and outpointed 130 may have against said estate In the DES IS Notre Dame 1 10 The Setnd Ten were Colors. Florida, after crushing the Sooners l,l3,07 Besides West Virginia's 1 Ohio St (171 117 0411cc of Clerk ci Circuit Court of __________________________ 500 1.066 16 Tennessee 310 Vanderlt 35.0, hopped from do, Athona State, Arizona, trouncing at the bands of Penn 7Oklahoma 61 Seminole County, Florida. in the l 500 Southern Cal was the 902 1/Michigan St. FICTITIOUSNAM! 320 18th to 14th. courtflose at Sanford Florida 500 $41 lIUCLA Notice Is hereby given that I a Dame, Ten. State and Oklahoma State's loss 3.5. Calif. (II 311 76 other team riving a first- Fiorids, No P4ebraa 5 00 767 Wltfli four calendar months from ennaneci in business at 1171 Sanford 19 Maryland 11 I Michigan State, UCl, to Missouri, Miami of Ohio also S TCS A&M The top four spots in The AP's place ballot after a 28-10 Pacifof the Iit publication O Ave. can'or S 00 619 20 Arkansas Seminole County 110 19 thj notice. Each claim or demand Florida iindr the fictitious name ci ratings, announced Monday, ic ('onference victory over must be in writing and must state MM AUTO REPAIR. and that remained the same, with Washington State. The Trojans the ace or residence and Pst of intendtorenistefsaIdnmewth,, deposed leader Oklahoma 5CC- received 844 points. Nebraska lice address of the claimant and Cfrk of the' Circuit Court. Semr,!9 must be sworn to by the claimant, (Nifity Ilorida In accordance w' ond, followed by Southern ('all- blanked Kansas 16-0 and got 649 h agent, or his attorney, or it will the proviSionS of the Fitit,, fornia and Nebraska, become void according to law. Name Statutes. To Wit Sect In other changes in the poll, DATED October, 3rd. 1975 04509 Florida Statutes 1957 But there was a new school tn Alabama moved up from sevOrian i. Walker s Raymond Hall As E*eutriz the fifth sjx.t. Texas A&M, on enth to sixth by trouncing PubliSh Sept 73. 30. Oct 7. Ii. isis Thomas k Speer, the strength of a 38-9 drubbing Washington 52.0, and M$chigan flFR 149 of Speer & Speer, PA of Texas Tech, climbed from rose froni eighth to seventh Attorney for E*ecutrix IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF y sixth to fifth, replacing the with a 16-s triumph over Mich. ii) Magnolia Avenue EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. P.O 1364, Sanford, Fla 3277) Texas Longhorns, who dropped igan State. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE By: MURRAY OLIJERMAN Publish Oct 7, II. 1975 kill. They're all complexes. All COUNTY. FLORIDA. to eighth after a 24-17 loss to After eighth-place Texas, DES 57 ThdHeraldS'jc CASE NO. Oklahoma. their life they've been hearing, I Penn State and Missouri roundIn R. Pitition of 'Hey, Tubby ... hey, Fatso.' The Buckeyes received 42 ed out the iop Ten. Penn State Through lenses as thick as his JAMES HArOLD MURRAY. first-place votes and l,O6 of a thrasbed previously unbeaten thighs, Alex Karras takes an The've been fighting SInce NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE lLIi,kti AUOLD j'.'ll)l: 1,lOa 11flt [ruin a na- West Virginia they were .1-years-old, hwy uwlLsh view of life and parEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. over u COLWELL CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE hate society, tictilarly of football, the milieu ADDRESS UNKNOWN COUNTY, FLORIDA. "The middle linebackers are CIVIL CASE NO. JS•I757CA-09.0 in which he has spent most of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED . ___________________________________________ - ,- the quarterbacks. They want to COMLIINED MORTGAGE & that the above named Petitioner, his life. . -, . ., - AMES HAROLD MURRAY, Pi 1 : command, They like to show REALTY CO. a Florida cor Dr. Karras, getting ready for led a Petition in the above SIyl I ratb0, their chests. But they got Court one of his Monday night lee. for the adoption of the minor . Plaintiff, Children named In that Petit Ion ard skinny legs and try to hIde It by v, tures on the phenomenon of I' commanded to serve a co padding them. When they take THOMAS J. GOLDEN and NANCY men willfully hitting each y'1,' written defenses, If any. on GOLDEN. his wife ERNESTO off the padding in the locker other, thoroughly dissected the GALLO and MARINA GALLO. his TERRY P. McMAI$AP4, Attorney tc, room, newspapermen giggle. wife. OF ELlA DERIVET; and Petitioner, whoSe address i species in a rambling disser. 303 Elmco Proietslon.i , The middle linebackers are MAGDALENA DERIVET. Lation. He was importuned to Building Defendants. really macho. They dig the ItsJ BfIEF analyze the psyche of "homo 60$ East Semoran NOTICE OF ACT 1011 scene. They never have w'nnen. TO ERNESTO GALLO and Bord jockiens" by job categories, Altamonfe Spring,. If they're married, they never MARINA GALLO, hiS wife This camne about because r Al Florida 3270) Residence Unknown ".-. Alex, in a nostalgic mood, - - take their wives out. YOU ARE NOTIFIED tha? an onorbeforeNovemberlth 1975 m "The outside linebackers are remembered when a Colt ___________ . for fort-close a mortgage on file the originalwith the Clcrk of ft conscientIous, They ' the IoIlig property in Seminole Court either before service linebacker re good named Bill " Petitioner's attorney or r County, Florida: athletes and they always get Pellington used to ecasc his 's•• mediately thereafter, otherwise, a Lot 73. Block 1, Rcplat..$ Sheet N DIEGO tAPi - The Univerty of Missouri has it's and B's in school. Their 2. North Orlando Toit. 4th (tefault may be entered against ,oforearn in a hard plaster cast . -. agreed informally to a fourgame football series with San :iihsare together. They're not Addition, Village of North Orlando. for the relief demanded in and beat on Karras' head: ' Diego State, the Aztecs' athletic director said Monday. as recorded In Plat Rook 11. Pages s Petition. ' ' '' . too heavy or too ugly. Not t "lie knocked me out twice, so WITNESS my hand and th c The Tigers are consistentiy a idiron power in the Big & 6, Public Records of Seminole - many come from split homes. to make sure 1 stayed alive, I ficial seal of the Court at Santor, County, FlorIda. Eight C.while San Diego State Is going independent after ' The outside linebacker is the s been filed against you and you Florida, thiS 3rd da of Oc'ot asked our center to complain to L, dominating the Pacific Coast Athletic Conference, most normal guy on the team. are reguired to serve a copy of your the referee about the cast. The I' (Seal) The games wonid be played in Columbia, Mo., in 1979 He'll hurt YOU in a gam? but go written defenses, if any, to it on center didn't because he didn't Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr. RICHARD H ADAMS, JR. of Gray, and 1982 and in San Diego Stadium in 1980 and 1981. Firm l.EX KARRAS to see you later In the hospital. Adams. Harris & Rob'inson, P A. Clerk of the Circuit Court want to make Pellington mad. dates have yet to be set. By, Lillian Jenkins "The corner backs on defense pfantiff' attorneys, whose address "Guards," he said, "are the As Deputy Clerk "Where were we? Wide the football,' he says. Teachers never wanted to hit anybody. is 10) East Rinson Street. P 0. guys that when they were at receivers?" Publish' OCt. 7, II. 21, 71, 1975 he asked love 'em. 'Why cjon't you do like should really be playing oRo* 3061. Orlando, Florida 27002 19 before the 13th day of November. home, could accept getting the rhetorically as he resumed. Billy?' teachers ask the other basketball,' he says, but he 1973, and file the original with the stuffing kicked out of them by "They're always messed up in kids, can't dunk. I'll play the corner clerk of this Court either before NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Service on plaintiff's attorneys or the Philadelphia Flyers, was to undergo surgery on his P4fl1ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t".*' • 1'0 1. L..I1') V/iQf) I ' C)C)t/)Cl/I SIcir I)(1(I(ge SPORTS Issouri, San Diego State To Play Football Series Parent To Have Surgery neck today and will miss three or four more weeks of the National Hockey League season. Dr. John Wolf, the team 's orthopedic specialist, said Monday night the operation by two neurosurgeons will be to remove two discs In the neck pressing on two different reots. urit, te MlL top goalie the past two seasons, has remained in traction at suburban Abington Hospital since he was injured in practice Oct. 3. Initially, physicians thought he had a pinched nerve. Chiefs' Upshaw Sidelined (his sonj at home. He wants to mothers. 'What shall! do?' they problems. He doesn't need a front of me. default will be entered against you Feei'utlon ISsued out of and irlJ get kicked once a month, ask when they have to pick out a summer Job when he's 14 or 15. for the relief dt'nn4ed in the the si'at of the Circuit (our' 'i "Safeties are sissies They ( Guards want to be loved. They tie. When they get married and They got a lot of girls, bUt thC omplaiof 5mi,fp County. Florida uonn a want They're the numbers and WITNESS my hand and seal o final Iunom.nt rendered in ft _______ are playing against killers, the go into pro ball, they get stoned don't know what to do with' ladies. looking at the U defensive this Court on October 13th. 1975 tackles, aforesaId court on the 13th da ' paid on their wives. They're nerve- them," (Seal) assaj 'r''f It 0 1975. in that (Nil.' So they have this wracking. They chew gum arid sidelines all the time, checking Dr. Karras turrc1 his notes Aritiur H. BICIIWIth. Jr. ' p ertitIp, J H Truluca. n. nIcev-nk look." cheerleaders, They're Clerk ot tht Cirt ( think the wcrld 6 Wi U1I N.5iner .'t', Security Lumoer I, By: 1tha T. VIblen He screwed his round face up backs, all southern guys and palve" 54'PPIv PIantiH vs Bertha Cli more subjective territory, Deputy Fd Cooler and Mary L (oIIc, in a smile, Dr. l(arras' recitation would "Running backs usually defense, in which he had ouce Publish: Oct. II. 31, 71. Nov. 4. 1973 ('h'feiyrnnt, which afOresaid W,.t ci not be complete without a DESp, "Tackles," the discourse come from well-to-do homes," specialized, Fpti'Iün was de4lvered to me as wenton, "are quiet giants. Wli.II diagnosis of his favorite Sheriff of 6.rnir,nf County Fiord. "Even the predominantly "Defensive ends," he said species, the kickers. aod I have lCyied upon the fotI*.'g a mean streak, You an whack black backs" he was sonorously, pausing to let tn1 proprty owned by eert4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND them around but you can't hit questioned. "mey're not "They're athletes," be FOR CllI,, jald DVOorIy being Itp words sink in. "I like defensive bald pointedly. from SEMINOLE COUNTY, them in the lace. They marry County. FlrIija "The fathers and mothers are end.c. They're swarter than FLORIDA with the announcement that left tackle Marvin Upabaw will be lost for four to six weeks, early in Kansas Qty's 42-10 romp over ti OakbwJ Raiders The Qiiefs aLto arusounced that guard Randy Beiaier underwent successful neck surgery Monday. Beisler is out for the season, suffering torn ligaments arid a dislocated neck, Benzelock Sent Down Maine Nordiques of the North American Hockey Monday by Quebec Norcliques of the World Hockey Association, Bradahaw, he is 6-6 and a neatly out of the question, put on a lot of weight. They're know if a 265-pound athlete Is lawyer, and he talks like tha-a- "They're diet-conscious, which quicker in the mind and body coming down the field, they're at. His wife is 4-11. They have usually means you're fairly more flowing muscles. They get going to get killed. When they find It out, we'll have American to be more than 5.3. pIcnics, That'sbow they started freaky. Even the southern guy "Tight ends are frustrated competing - at the age of 6. get girls. make football exotic. A lot of backs. They want to be like They played games like 'two Bulgarian girls follow them. "Defensive tackles Jimmy Brown. They want to people in a bag' and 'hot water owner says to them, 'Here's I had many clInical get Into the ball game actively blue beans.' your money.' But he never disagreements with them. They and be a star. But they can't run "The quarterbacks, they are pays. When they get money, can't teach me I have to beat up fast enough." wealthy. They got the only they crush it. They put It in somebody.' The phone rang to Interrupt football ii the neighborhood their pocket, no wallet, und Second, he grew up on a Dr. Karras' verbal tour de when they are 3. He's the guy crumple it. They put it on a bar, street in Gary, md., where force, "It's probably my whohastbehippadswheflbe's they flatten it with their fists, there were only ethnic bookie,' he said. 7. 'If you want to play, I've got Innocent as they are, they can minorities. _______________ 1- a*1.i I J j '4fil C r N EED U THINK RADIAL AND LOOK TO . THE LEADER. 'I o-*rs Cofu ( -, 4,11 4 •4 '. w. __ Is ii , - r 04 -( s' 1 ____- ,' I 54 sa. 4M 4ra * .".s.3 AM -;:. . Wet $We14 .. *aw .. .... wi . ,1 We p..' r. __ ________ ___________ .Wekr - - - s ' .. ,q a t5t lIN JOHN DICKEY, INC. PH, 322-0651 405 W. FIRST SANFORD --- - flilbao Perez; I SEVENTH -1 EchanoLenh:, 2 Ne'gi fleitia, 3 Ogusia Yza, I Lair, ,Iavi, S. Eddy OkokI. 6 Aldan Pcrej, 7 lc,s Aran, $ Urza Albe'rdj Central DiVision P.'inn 1 0 0 1000 176 SI Uet I 0 750 Ii 73 Chic I 3 750 37 103 ( flay g i 0 00) 53 ID.I Western Division 1. A 3 I 0 750 67 55 EIGHTH - I. Chuchoflengoa. 7 Atava Aguirre, 3 Santi Juan; I Maruir Alti,j, 5. Sala Aipi, 6 MI 7 2 0 300 63 50 (elaya Larrea. 7 Fermsn Ir I 3 0 250 54 70 Muourria, S Erdo:a Menh On 1 3 0 230 30 95 NINTH I ArechA,? Aguirre, 3 Arnericn Conference Ju5r i Erdo:, S. Cclaya. 6 Eastern Division j,,r, 7 Aip.., I. Sala. W L. T. Pt, PF PA TENTH 1. Larrea; 7 Altu. 3. Mam. 3 I 0 750 91 64 lermin, 7 Muguerzo, •. 8lt 1 3 0 230 99 100 7 Arech,s Zaire, 3 Ogui:a flengna. N Eng 0 1 0 0(1) 31 97 1 Ii.irri' Altu. S Domingo Juan; 6 Central Division P.',Srur Cchavc. 7. Alava Alp,, Cnn 1 0 0 1 000 93 46 Cr&j:a Perez Pitt 3 t 0 730 170 15 TWELFTH I Maruri Echave, 3 1 0 750 99 4$ 7 Cla,s Juan, 3 Erdoza Aguirre'; Cliv,' 0 1 0 00) 13 141 1 Sala Muguerza, S Fermin Altu; '. - -- - ) City I 0 V 79 ) 0 SJ 11:4 I 3 0 750 107 ci Monday's Result Washington 77. St LOut 17 Sunday, Oct. 19 Baltimore ,it New EnqPan Miami t New York Chicago at PittSburgh Green Bay at Dallas Washington at Houston Philadelphia at St Louis O.skIand at C'ncr'nati Cleveland at Denver Atlanta at Los Anqelee Detroit at Minnesota Yansas City at San Diego Piew Orleans at San Fran Sco Monday, Oct. New York Giants at Buffalo, I J ai-AIai They've finding that honesty and before the week is out. known, they haven't lied to the aren't enough. figures. continue or shut down and what WF1 President Chris down the - of red ink, the men who run the of theimi in the next day or two, negative." year set records for losing city's corporate skyscrapers. the league's 10 teams met tubes," didn't believe could happen did lions to save the league," 11cm- droves. No team is averaging League, fighting a backlash may give in to the apathy It has fold weaker teams and contin- night here Monday. They were us horrid first sear, Is generated in its cities and fold ue, prop up weaker teams and hack at it torlay, tr)ing to avoid meetings Monday. "We Just Memphis with Its celebrated the league to go trio of former Miami 1lphins. from don't want Congress To Hear About Reserve System wsiilN(;'L'oN Al') - Con- agree on compensation for a gress hears the pro. and cons player sho has played out los today olprofe.csuonal sports' re- option wIth one team and has serve systemii which, basically, signed with the other, he is either traded or sold, .Jr., UN,J, 'ports have instituted to pro"Oners are able to keep in order of seniority, are Jack The one-day hearing, taking vi'nt athletes from contracting athletes from negotiating with Brooks of Texas, Walter Flowplace while Congress is on a 10. Freely for their skills and servother teams by group enforce- ers of Alabama, Paul S. Sarday vacation, will focus on leg- ices," said Seiberling when he ment of league antitampering bones of Maryland, Seiberling, Hodlflo with Kermit Alexan- zelle along John F. Seiberling, 1)-Ohio, a ('lose scTutiny by a J1ose anti. executive director, of the NFl. trust c'omlimnittee is the National Players Association are to Football l.eague's con- testify before the House ----_ ----------------- -_--.---.---- SEMINOLE TURF CLUB TONIGHT'SENTRIES V.0. 8 YR. KY. BRB. . the notorious reserve 'stem, fition or exception in every and William J. hughes of New reserves to a player's player's contract," said Jersey. Republicans are Ed"This legislation would pro- team the rights to his services Seiberling. ward Ilutchirison of Michigan, hiblt a web of invidious prac- until the team trades him or Robert McClory of Illinois, tices which team owners and gives turn an unconditional reIn addition to Bodino, other Thomas F. Rajlsback of ll!inois 8 YR. - 1 EARLY TIMES - 0 - 'I , staait a0uSI0 V0StO$?sl$lpIiC$ SUDAV H AM ARt '610 '9 anow . _____________ ___________________ TIL _____________ ____________________ WI$0L(ILE_CASE_UST 'a CUIR(NT issul 2AM _____________ $iA Sfvfaac GuiDI ROYAL DELUXE COMFORT '- LIQUEUR ', I ________ _____________ • RUM S VODKA 4.99 3•97 iii ____________________________ - ____________________ MR. ED. KY. Iü!f1c11NI1 Ittai ljW _____ ______ 'VODKA 5W0I31 If . :9:-4tv •GIN ::a::o o •BLEND CAIA7'A$ CuI $7 ALL OUNCE DR IN KS 48 C - • - i :.ai __________________________ ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES TEQUILA _______ NO LIMIT 5115 S DAY SALE TLJES., OCT. 14 THRU SAT., OCT.18 CERTIFIED SCOTCH & "-- , £.i GIN _____ ______ ______ IIIIAOPu MARTIN'S V V 0 • MIl kay 17 SIHS _________ - HEDGES BUTLER ' BLEND ('t SOUTHERN ________ ______ MIX kaY I? 015 SCOTCH THOMPSON ST I0U$5 ________ WEEK & ______ SCOTCH JIM BEAM 80.SIR 4 YR. iiv BBS :. PLUS ALL SPECIALS 495 100° VODKA ASC 6 DAILY --1 ___ ________ ______ __________ ________ ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES 12-5THS 11" L-.- ' ________ _______ u:i SCOTCH *a, ____________ _____. 86 ° WO*LOSIIGHTIS; YR. KY. . YEAR __________ ________ UABC 6 8 6_______ - 4 SI. LEGERr11I 12 015 I -- REBEL YELL IIS4tiA*SI(TI(5 MIX *ay " - It'S $6115 GIAT CAAO A Ii 4 YR 86' BRB - YR -.--.- . which WISER KY BOURBON , ________ 6 CAJsAIiIAts serve clause, which owners in- ward Mezvinsky of Iowa, Ho- the reserve system in profe sional sports. troversial Ucizelle Rule, which judiciary subcommittee on provides that the comnmissioncr monopolies and commercial ,irrej $ Sin? FIRST '. Mile Pace, Claiming $1,100, Purse SO0; 1 Dolly Jester (AlIen) 7 7. 7 Rudy Adams l5prsgqs) 6 1, 3 Darned Heel (No driver) 6 1. 4 Tanyn Patch (Miller) 31. 5 Victory Rally (McDanlels) 9 7; 6 Jonie East (Saul) 51; 8. Toviatiga Mist (Kuci) 5 1. AE 1 Lotus Bud (Bridges), SECOND C.) Pace, 1 MIle, PurseS600-1 JosSpeed(NeeIy);. 1. 2 Glory Land (BaIley) 92, 3 Double Steal iKucial S 1. 4 Egiptin Wind (Hobbs) $1; flon Demon (Spclgg) 6 1; 6. Camden Bonnie .(Rour;eois) 101.7 Boy (Saul) 31; 0. Bright Mit 'Farber) I I. AE 1 Mike T (Kucia). THIRD C'3 Trot, 1 MIle, Purse At Orlando.SemlnoIe 1473- I COins Comet (Britton) 51; Berthat, Boy fIl.alathns) 10 I, 3. Results Debutante lais (O'Keliey) /2:1. Monday Matinee Ocala Mighty Mite (FilipelI') 3.1; S. FIRST-I Eddy Elor:. (6) 11.60. Mario (Clark) SI; 6. Lincolns Visit 1) 40, 900. 7 Negus Araisa (3) IJ. HyselI) 6 1; 7. Sit Wampum CT 150. 3 Ica OkokI (5) 3 10, Q (36) Crank) 10 I. I Herod (N. Phillips) 6 4 60. P (63) $151 50. 1. AE 1 Mud Pop (Bridges) SECOND-I. Ogui:a Snchez (6) FOURTH - C.) Pace, 1 MIle, 19 80, $ 00, 3 10. 3 ca Alberdi (5) Purse 1400 I Direct Stepper 160. 300. 3 Bare Okoli (3) 3 f Q (flte't( 77, 7 Dadcldio BOy I K.ii%fie'r) 3 I. 3 MIss Ocala (56)6900. P (6 Si $747.30; Big Q (3 6) & (5 6) 593.4 (Peters) 4 I. 1. Justalong ((urn. mings) II, S Busy Time c TH1RD-I.AII.,na.JavI(s)1700 1010. 510. 2 Uria Len': (6) $20, Ihlcrifeld) 01: 6 Victorious Beau S 70 1 Ica Via (I) 3 60. 0 (60) 1 Rau S 1; 7 Camden Jody (Whay 54600. p II 61 519S 90 land) $ 1; 0. Bedforl Hanover (C. FOURTH - I Archa Perez (I) MiIIr)$ 1; AE 1 Judge Floyd 0 (8 1160,5:0,340,7 LarriMiguei($) Regur) 1) 10,900, 3 Domingo Javi (2) 100; FIFTH - I Mile Pace. CIaIminç * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park .'. trr CS I5 I4*it 5', (LA SOUV$RIR CIII SOS ASS? S$*CR.AM V 0 ItACPI$RS SCOTCH It 100RIOR JIM 8(AM st BOUR8ON QUAR VODs..A Cl's NUll ______________ Q' ________________________________________________________ T , _t , KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN " . * Hi•Way 17-92, At 436, , _______ ________ - - _______ ______ - 497 cviii LONDON TOWER 94'GIN NO RIDUCTION Ci P5001 u ______ ____ JACO,UIN TROPIC RUM ISLI tIGHT OR DAIS i _,. .Mé _____ _ ____ VI t 3 u.s ,,,,_,, ______ TIAMARIA1.99 . V.S.O.P. COGNAC 1. IMP FRANCE JACQUIPu -_ 8 YR. IRS _____ ____ I' 1 MIX ANY 5101 (.I _________ AI,Y __________ 6.99 ______ 5.99 _________ '" 5TH 'T'i : BLACK QT. LABEL 7.69 ; BLEND _____ _____ SUUUTTS*Sfl 1*115Th - 4.39 ___________ - GREEN .J. , - MIX cM:w'. - . !!.f!.1s!!3. L SARK SCOTCH SCOTCH MIX ANY ______ , PIPPlRMih? 5( ,l*PPS 00W*iI Si - APRICOt "' - COTCH J.D. 8 YR. 86° KENTUCKy I csiw ci k'iTI CR1111 CI CIII CACAO - SLACI$fSRy s £ISITTI CUTTY BUTLER _ DRY GIN I Cliii SUIDV ___________________________ i 35 13 ' 2 '"' ''''' 'C. fl'S HEDGES JACK DANIELS ________ ___ KY BLEND '"'"' STANLEY I (NT UC KY STANLEY KY GIN 4q39 . WISER' S 10 YR CANADIAN __ OUAIT, L,J 499OUART 4.29 -- -c"-' _c'i' r•'"• '_-- ' _ ABCNEARY0IJ GUCKENHEIMER II BENEDICTINE 9.49 LIGHT OR DARK ThERE'S AN ______ ____________________________________________________ ABC RUM IMP MIIJCO MIS ANT 1201% 5315 __________ Casselberry '8 17 Crank' 9?. 7 Four Oaks Princt' j) HySell) S 1. 2 Carolina Princess , Q(5$) $44 , p 1060. S 60 9 60. 2 (huit0 Zarre (5) (351 I.P) SO. I (Saul) $1; 6 Special MIracle (F Tac!cr) 31,' 7 Toplanci 0. (Foster) a s It? 70 EIGHTH - Cl Pace, 1 MIle, I K insley) 51; 2. Private' line TWELFTH - I Cclaya Mugucria (Bailey) $ 1; 3 Howards Champ tHoward) I I; I Dandy Thing (F. CSI 16 70. 1510.180. 2 Santi AItu (3) 560.670.) Erdo:a Juan (Ii 1060. Taylor) $1. S Carolina Cougar (Cuihane) I I. 6 LIttle Jodi 0 (3 5) 1)00. P (53) $177 00. flag (flourge'ois) I I. 7 Dads Favorite (3$ with all 31 $171 00. (S I with all (She'll 31. I Mountain Banker 511211 Iflreton) 77 A t63'7 )Iand)e - 91,4)5 NINTH - I Mile Pace, Claiming 12.350 Purte $450 - I. Cheeky NIGHT t 3.79 tw'''.'"i 4.99 ' SCOTCH __________ " 4.59 QUASI _________ QUART - ISUITT1 IIWISIIIIII _____ _____ - I1TI.If:4.I.1IIl _i ____________________________________________ •1:Nã1 Ir:Li.•i_1_I'J:f{.1L4:_.iI Lll1 I'I1 I1.i 'T_1.1[ ABC 6 YR. 860 KY. BRB. 3.99 . 41,15 SOMETHING SPEC IA I .-. :-, - __________ .' A1 449 K 0. 86' BLEND " " se'c. 899.,'. 9950 3 ','.s14 5595 UT WAIERFI[L & FRA1IER,:;:. 649.1495 HOYAL VELVET SCOTCH 8 YEAR 010 REPEATER KY BAB 399. - 4495 QUART JO. SCOTCH .. . -' 4995 JACQUIN SLOE GIN WISER 15 YR CANADIAN BONOB 99 ' TENTH - I Sarsti (7) 1100. 510. S 10. 7 MuguCria (II 17 IC. 5 10; 3 Larrea (3)630:0 (71$ III 10 P (7 0)174 70, 00 (77)1109 30 ENTRIES FIRST - I Aldana, fleitla, 2 Negu' Lent. 3 Lair' Sanchez. ' t Alberci. 7 IcaiTloriza, $ Ethano Arana SECOND - 1. Larri Lenil. 2 Oguiza OkokI; 3 UrIa BeltIa; Echano Alberdi. 5. Eddy Sanchez; ca via. 7 A)dana AranA, I 8 Bane F IOU.' THIRD-I Arecha Yza. 2 Eddy 1 Lain Okoki; I Ica fietia, S Oguila Jisvi, 6 Aldana Alberdi, 7 Echono Sa'ches- I. Urla Arana. - I. Hegui Eloniza, 7 Aldana [Ch.'e. 3 DomingO Jay 1 flirt.' .'.''l" $ An,'r.1 flc'r'qo..i. 4 SEVENTH - I. 910 510370; 2 Kurtiworthi (6) 310 500 3(0, 2 MiSs Abbe Time (I) 170 210, 3 Darryl Dale (3)3.20: 0 (60) 54060; T (6$ Si 11.101.70: 1 2:00.3. A 769. H ' 133.770 i HARVEY'S 5 1 9' IIISTOL UN BRANDY 925 ,PORT1JGAL2.2oz. 449 , ,. 49 ge 9950 MR ED KY GIN J.T,S. GIN cxc RIS 1 . THREE GILBEY GIN RIVERS 4.79 4t... ousai IMP. TEQUILA hOSE CORTIZ MEXICO 8 YEAR QUAIL CREEK KY BOURBON PREMIUM K. D. BLEND •, ' QUARt t 95 cci STANLEY PREMIUM 55195001 ______ 6.49 QuaRt ---__________ _______ . t 12 YEAR KY. BOURBON _______ SUNSET 4 ' \I'..}Jll. , "u.s 6820 Ni I MIX A1 I? SIHS 41 - ________ DEVONSHIRE 86 8 ' SCOTCH , CANADIAN 'Ct' ' ' ____________________________ PLANTER' S NUTS IlJ.,N1iH'J1mNJ COCKTAIL ASSORTMENT MOULIN ROUGE CHAMPAGNI GIN 1.19 k TIN - OZ. HI-BALL GLASSES COIDOUCS - I'"' ctt*.a .v,..'., RUM " 46 40 CASt ' HOLLAND HOUSE MA'iIAT'TAP9 MIXERS MARGARITA B&L SCOTIii tS,'•ti *713 1 1 '. 8 YR.KY BRB .':'.'.:. CRISIAL ('i[)) si.0 2 5 FOR 8 8 C TOM SIMS 229 fl CASt OLD FLORIDA "" RUM u,t', '' '. '' ,_" 5•99 Quilt"1J4.49 5?04 5.99 ' 3.88 , CLAN MACGREG Ok MAGNUM .' .- .'i I:', " '" --.' . SCOTCH . - & tA Su vi 4.99 :i 3 1 LANSON OIPIA COLADA . . ALL PURPOSE ROSE _s Li. W' " 'C • L''•' . '. 1.99 ';' _______________________________________________________ _III _IIIYi A 6 FROM PORTUGAL ______ I _I_Ii_-_. _________________________________________ 1I ' _________________________________________ 9' 1I51104 ROSE AV ROSE FROM PORTUGAL PlNlc WHIT( 1 9 9 : 1 6 ' 1.49 ' •:Iri&v1I:11:vi1;I4 -n!l1:I,vw 25TH SIll - 24.95 CASt 0(1 -. 88 C JUAN 24-Oi. SANGJ3IA FROM SPAIN ESTIBAN • BC PINK CHABlIS BURGUNDY SAUTERNE / / ROSI.CHIANTICLAUT CAll Of I 399 (,AL1O', 4 99 I,Ah LI)', IAMA '05) S.IIlI ISIS 55uhI9011 MUSCAtII (*11 'i I GASLON MOUNTAIN CHAlLIS 7)13 MOUNTAIN BURGUNDY 0' $ CLAR(T.SAUTERNE 1*11053 5,19 5•99 '' 'C tASSILlIRly - - - -9SU11 ,' . ' S.' 111 CABERNET ROSE D'ANJOU 111 ""C'U 'OU Jad 5*1) lIlila 'SM IA 1*4105 AT 436 - - It tlWAii IWP lI.AtCI I5'4 1IIl FERN PARK () VINOCAPRANZO IISOCASIOII -'-SPIIRIY 1 BCseHiII e'' PORt CR1 AM OR On, SHIRRI HLV'iiiIIsc'w,us,j "(U III1 lit$Q9,l5 IMP.FRENcHcABERNETsAuVIGNON 2.99 , 33,95 HIWAY 1792 It4UI,, vason 4 1*111551 lii5I 'I. IMPORTED CHIANTI FROM ITALY MICHELANGELO Au i'il BIIOIS SOITilU ' lAtil GUASTI A LIV1ADEN ____________ MAGNUM POMBAL , ICE . 0.014 (Lull t' , VODKA 10 1'R tOO', T1OUILS 99C _____ A GREEN (tNADL&V SCOTCH 1 I SCOTCH 14 95 CASE - CANADIAN ,- ANNE CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YR CANADIAN VODKA DRY ______ ______ Q U E E N lIP-I - ________ SAXONY 90° Ii SOURSON IOUI%I *ISIII s us oto TEQUILA ' ABC 8 YEAR - 4.88 TOM SIMS SUNRISE SCOTCH -'-" LIIL2UIII ___________________________________________________ -- MARTINI & ROSSI PLACE CERTIFIED ________ ______ .'X3 .A :c' 'I 'VC.ev TAYLOR WINES 1 '°°' s*uu Rat *051 tAll CIII 10 YRS. OLD SCOTCH I., 15 ILA ,UO UISALI 4 YR KY BRB _______ - _.__1 KY BOURBON STAJ(LLY 399. .. 4595 GOLD O 9 ca IIII tPC% T 4095 10 RO 1 .59j VERMOUTH 2.1 2 ;'"J WUtITiS*aTSI1USTt$ 'L,j_WU'Tt,tS*tnhhhltvhl ______ - _____ VODKA ''I', ROSE :i.j 8 YEAR CANADIAN M$ LANCER'S RID, WNITE, 2.79 ' STANLEY 'I A" REPEATER V.0. BARTON la, ' . 4995 JACQUIN ROYAIE VODKA tStf IAN _____________________________ OLD SCHENLEY BROWN , 449 3 WI -- 5 ISIJTTTtS*ViIIUSnS .0 ___________ -. All) 1911.60; T 2:11.1. EIGHTH - I. Lincoins Spirit ID. Brainard) (Si 1170 3.00 360: 2. MecIeVoto(IS0O41O;!.Mannart Dlerdre (1)3100(51) 131 60; 1 (5 I 4) $371 10. T 2 00 3 01. BONOS MIII 6 YR.:; . QT. CHRISTIAN BROS. 14.505 ( 1 Crank) Treasure Joe (6) 11.105 80; 3 tIords King (2)410:0 (36) $11.10; T (56 83.88 s r - FROM (Shell) 10 1; 6 Dottie Knox (Nicholl) 6) 54070. P (611 $100 $0 SECOND - I Larri Beitia () 61; Vega (J Hysell) SI; I Wise ) Chuck (Provost) 77; AE I VictorIa $180, 650 400, 2. Ur:a Itoh 3)3860; P151(517140. fig wth all 1)111040, (16 with all 5) RESULTS 511010 THIRD -1 Aldana Jay. 780, FIRST - I Brawler Lobell 700. 160. 2 Eddy fleitia (1) S 60, 300. 3 la Lenhl (5) 700. 0 (1 il (KAusner) (5) 7707.0)500; 7 Gala Tag (8)120310;). Maynard Pence 12300. (II) FOURTH - I. Larri Zaire (6) (6) 500' 0 (SI) 1110; T 1361. SECOND- I. Joshua (Strong) IS) 1200. I 10. 1 70. 7. Alaia EIor:a (5) 1)60,170,3 flulbaoiavi (1)370:0 770 110, 240,' 7. Pyewackett (2) IS 6)15 70. P 165) 1357 60; DD (44) 7.10. 260; 3 Prince Desmond (6) 700.0 (S 7)500; T (526) 119.00; SI)? 90 FIFTH - (I) CPwCho Echave (I) DO 135)77.00. 1 2:10.4. THIRD - 1. Tlnys Mits Bissell IS 80. II 40, 310. (2) Marurl Larrea (7) 7 60. 910: ) Sala Mencha (2) (Nielsen) (1) 9 0 170 300; 7. Joaguln Jean (2) 100 1.00 3. Cool 370. Q 17, 15000; P I 7, $11.6 10 SIXTH - (1) Negui Bengoa (2) Hand Luke (6) 7.70. 0 (7 2) 2)70; T 17 eO, 7 10. 380 Il) Arechia Miguel (776) E6 00: T 1:31 FOURTH - I Michiana ChleI 161 3160 1040. 131 Cachoiavi (5) (Hendrickson) (I) I 40 110 340; 3 620. 0. 7 6. 14700; P 26. $143.10. SEVENTH -(IiOgui:a OkokI (I) Mits Mary Regal (6) 670 2.00 3. Irrpule (2)270. 0 (16)3280; T (1 )3 I.') f t .160. 12) Larri Alberdi (6) (680.5 (0. 3 Aldana Y:a (1) 5000 6?) 3370. T 2:11.3 FIFTH - I. Sourdough (Allen) (Ii I 6. SI? 10 P 16, 1171.70. ) I? 10.66201.30:7. OeanoA(3)210, EIGHTH - II) ChuchO AspI 1110, 1010.380; (31 SalaAguirre 360.3 Edgewoodt)angor(Il780,Q (87) 1110 T (0?)) 19510. T 1 31 Cl' 660, 3.00. (3) CeIaya Ethave (1) SIXTH - I Crazy Goose (Hen 6 10. 0 3$, 541.60. P 5 3. 1.139.90. NINTH - I. Ce'laya (7) 1110.100, drickson) (4) II 60 7.10 300; 7 (7) 5 10 80, ) Jil,"fl I I 770. 9 10 3 Zaire (I.,ti,,e'fl P,n.'t'r 10) 960. Q (1 2) III 54)80. p (71) 7600; T II 7aIl) 9340; T 7:10 1.49 ______ POMBAL ROSE 2 lronCity 100,300.3. Eddy Via (Ii 300:0(1 ', -- - FIRST-- urz,i Sanchez (6) 1000 NAOCy IR Regur) S 1, 3 Dazzling 6 70. 160. 7 Negui Beitia (1) 40, Star (Sabatka) 3 1; 4. Trout Line fr ' 1 - 0$ lr ''•''"' SIXTH - I Domingo Altu, 2 Nequi Z,jrrt', 3 Bare' flc'ngo; 4 I 3 0 230 69 77 Arecha [chIve. I 3 0 250 37102 Ogi: Miguel SI $97 10. DO (7$) 1)79.30 - MIChE 1 0 0 I 000 101 55 3 I 0 750 127 59 Phil NY Giants Maruri II ' .5. Tea ni I?e-opcns LVednesday, October 1 for 41 great nights of Harness Racing Action. Dallas Wash Muqur:a; 6 Santl Lrre. ; I NEW YOIIK IAI', TENTH - I Fetmin (0)920, 560. Ihlenfeld) 6 I; 4. No Problem (E Stumbles In Pan Am I Eastern DIViSIOn (3) 4 20' 0 (57) US 40 p - UI League 3.30. 2 Celaya IS) I 20, 3.30; 3 Juan Pursi $450 - I. McPoberts U. ,, pop Nlt,Onal FO0tbII 2110. 2.s.a3. 260, 2 EcPsanoArana P Butlers ?idow (FII1pelll) 31; 1 8I 21 10 7 10. 3. Aidana fletia (7) Conestoga B (Bereinak) 10 1; S 7 40, Q 67) 169 80. P (76) 1265 $0. Loyal Oppotition (Dvoracek) S 1; 4 EIGHTH - I Ercioui Larrea (6) Frisky Donna (F Ihilenfetd) 6 1. , 21 00. ii SO. 600, 7 Chucho Juan (3) Hill (NlchoII) S 1. I Admirals 750,570. 3 Sala Muguer:a (1)360, Lad (Becker) 77 AE 1 Andy Canuck (Pdt"ely 0 (36) 5.61 40. P (63) fl STATE BANK OF APOPKA, Plaintiff Town of Sanford, Florida, accordn to plat tMr,f as recorded in Put 7. pmq. 71. Seminole Count, SHAK ER VALE, INC., a dIsSOlvedP,no& pllc Rec -nrus Florida Corporat.on BRENDA nd the "nder%ioned as Sheriff of FOELKER, KATHRYN 1. BASS, County. Flopida. wit at surviving directors and trustm of tr**r. A 0 197% offe' for sale and SHAKER VALE. INC • and the sell to the highest bidder, for casts assigns, successors in subiect to any and all slog l,,nk inti'rejt, trusteet or any other party claiming by, through, under or at the Front (West) Door of IPie 4 emine.le County Courthouse in against SHAKER VALE, INC E S'nfnrd Ftor;d the' abo., POPE BASSETT a k a POPE E. i*scri personI oroperty BASSETT. Individually; SUZANNE Th*t said sat. it being made to J BASSETT, Individually; COM titfy the termt of Slid W'' BANK WINTER PARK. A Florid. Banking Corporation; GORDON S. F Polk. NUTT. Individually; LONGw000 Sheriff PROPERTIES. INC.. a Florida 'mInnle County. Fioraa Corporation; and BANK OF PALM Pi'hlitpi Ss 71. 30. Oct 7 II 1975 ______ BEACH i. TRUST COMPANY, a Florida Ranking Co.'poration; and ________________ LgC1l Notice LI n M 0. BARNES, Individually, a r U Defendants IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIll? tN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF SUIT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TO: KATHRYN L WOOD, formerly CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE KATIIPYP4 L BASS Ldst known COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA, address. Post Office So. ti; CIVIL PlO. 75410.CA-09-C CIVIL NO.75-1690 CA 09 C Weaver5ville. North CarolIna 20717, FEDERAL NATIONAL MO FFC)FPAL NATIONAL MOR and VALERIE B. GILLIS, Last TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Tr,Ac,E ASSOCIATION, known address: 330 Lake Avini, Plan''t MEXICO CITY (APj - It four silvers and two PIanfiff, Maitland, Florida. bronzes, whistling, the Mncricans land- vs may be too early to tell, but the TheimpetuousCubansto five cii YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ROBERT N TOMLIN aid FRAN J face first in most of Mon.PETTY I STOJEK. a SInQle action to foreclose United States' grand plan for golds, three silvers and a three mortgages TOMLIN, 9515 wife, day's track and field events, woman, and FINANCIAL AC. on the following Property Defendar's domination of the Pan Amen- bronze. The host Mexizans had The best ('FPTAP:CE CORP. Seminole County, Florida' any U.S. competitor NOTICE OF SUIT fl'fe'n.nt Begin at the SW corner, SE of TO: Fran J. Tomlin can Games may be going a bit two golds, a silver and three could do there was a sllver '1 awry. NOTICE OF SUIT the NW.', Of Section 33, Township 70 P 0 Box 5-4 bronzes, followed by Canada at TO Financ;at A((ptn, medal for Arnie Robinson of South, Range East, thence rsa N. Harmony, North Carolina It's certain, though, that 0.l. Corp 0 degrees 03' 07" F for 4700111. San Dicgo in the long Jwnp. Al whatever the Americans do ac,, fl'oad*ay Today's finals included six in Ilong thew. line of said SE.', NW Y ARE HEREBY notified tnat ksnaç City. MissourI '4, Section 73, thence S ss complish, it won't be too popu- track and field, where the Laner of Cincinnati won a a complains to foreclose a mortgage degre, bronze in the same event for ARE HEREBY notIfied that 44' 53" F,, Ian, Americans have had the most only the second of a possible acnmpl4Sinttofor,.CloseamOttg..Qe the NE parallel to the N. line of encumbering the followIng real '.i of said Section 73. for '0Perty: encumbering the tOlIøwig real 2100.59) ft., to Heading into today's full trouble, and live In shooting a point on a Curve Lot SI, THE COLONNADES nine medals Monday in track prorw'rty schedule, in which 15 gold azed. the saving grace of the U.S. ef. conc THIRD SECTION, according to th and field, I of 10, (hod. 27. HEFTIER way avetottseNWontheWrightof of LOflgwOod Markham Road, PIa, thereg as recorded In PIat als were at stake, the United fort so far. HOMES. HOWELL PARK SEC. Thence along,ihe arc of Said curve Rook 14. Page 53, Public Records of States had collected four golds, '1heCobaui_ with some help TION OP-IF, according to the' plat hIving as lt To a chorus of catcalls and elements a Central Seminole County, Florida, From the host Mexicans - tPe'cenf as recorded in Pla? Book 1). angl, of 71 degrees 02' 16" ana a ha been filed against you arid Panes IS and 4 PublIc Records of radius of Ii)] are required to serve a copy of you tlenicjeii the U.S. competitors Se',,ii' 290 ft., for 100771 ft County. Florida. the point Of tangency; 7 Wvlttendefensn,ifany,tolton VAN thence until the Increasingly sensitive Ms been flIed agaInst you and you degreci 17' 54" F. for 706 765 ff DEP4 BERG, GAY & BURKE, P A. 4 Americans could stand it no "e' rp,jr,w$ to Serve a cOoy of your along the right Of way of *d attorne1for the plaintiff, at Post rittenfses if 4ny, 10,100 VAN longer. 'l'hcy retaliated with Markham Road; thenc, N. $9 Office Boa 793, Orlando, Florida OFN BERG. GAY & BURKE, PA,. degree, 41' 33" W for 19$) 019 32002, and file tht originjl with the scrie vociferous Bronx cheers attorneys for the PlaintIff, whose along a line parallet to tht Pd. line of Clerk of the above Styled Court on or address Is P0 8. 791. that .seemed to quiet down their Orlando, thCNE.I4of,,f!on,) Township before November 11195, 1975. a Florida 33107, and file tietractors. the Original South, Range39 East Thence along 0thCtwI, a Iudgment may be e° with the Clerk of the above styled theW. lirseof ,hepI(.1 409,h.$WI. tered against you for the relief But In other events later in Court on or before October 79, 1973; of Said Section 73, N 0 degrs . dema,ided In the complaint a ludcimpn? ma5i hi' Cfl 37" F 11W rLiv, the anti-US, feeling 375 3"7 ft. WITNESS my hand and the seal of to the point of lrrr .'ii.nt tU the ilif beg.nnn All lying and being in saidCOurtonth,3rddayotOctober, muanufet again. demAnded in the Complaint, Seminole County. FlorIda, con When the Cubans finally w WITNESSmvhandaruithespal0f tairsjng 5)43 acres, (Seal) said Court on September 77. 1975 in tiree conserufive games, the ha5 been filed against Vou and Arthur H, 8•Ck*ith, Jr. (Seal) are required to serve a Cy of your Clerk of the CIrct COurt victors broke into a gleeful Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. written d•f9nt, If any, to By: El*in, demonstration on the pyfti,g Clerk of the CIrCUIt Court Home of the Original Trifecta GEORGE C. KELCEY, HI, PA.. Deputy Clerk By' Elaine RiChard, floor, Allen coage, a bodyguard Plaintiff's Attorney wt%Ote aren Publish: Oct. 7, 14, 21, 21, 1975 wager plus win, place, show, Dput "Jerk i P.O. Ro* 1133. Apcpki, Florida. DES SI forsinger Aretha Franklin, was Publish' qulnel a every m. Sept71, 10, Oct. 7, II, D7S 37703, on or before NOvember 11th, one of two U. I'vidual gold OFR Iii • Gourmet dining In the J 1973, and file the orig; w'th the medal winners. Coage of East FICTITIOUS NAME Clerk Of this Court either before air-condit ion clubhouse. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS No'ice 5 hereby given that I ar-i Orange, N.J., tniwuphed in the Service on Plalnti(f's Attorney or engaged in busini at 2671 NAME LAW a Ckandst4j admission only immediately thereafter; otberwi a heavyweight Judo finals. SOc. Free parkIng Falmouth Rd., Maltland 3275l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that default will be entered against you thq undersignld desiring to Seminole County, Florida under tPu for th• relief demanded in the herschel Andcn of Colum- In Post tIme 7:45 PM fktltlout name of DORWAIN stsunderthefictitlou$flam, Complaint bus, Ga., brokehi own Pan Am of QUALITY CONSTRUCTION MAWKETING, anØ that I intend to WITP-lESSmy handand th,sHIf 'egitter saidname with the Clerk of Seminole. State of Florida, Intenits (Sea) Pistolah1ootirIgcompetLuwi to reg,ter the said isame with the Florida In accordanc, with the Arthur H. Recliwith, Jr ' i a Score of 559 points of a Clerk 04 the CirCuit Court Piovlskjrij of 195, FIcIiti, Name for Clerk 01 the Circuit COurt 'ossIble 600, Americana also Seminole County, Florida, 5fatut To Wit: Siction $65 09 By: EIai's. RiChIrd, Richard H Eaton Florida Statutes 1937, won theteamajnj-lfleawj team Deputy Clerk 5' Ooroltsy F. Jaconib PublIsh Oct. 14,31,71, Nov. 4.1973 Pvbllsh; Ott, 7.14.21,71,1973 free-hand pt.6toI event.s. DES PubliSh Oct. , 14, 71, 75, 1975 DES DES IS 5'flhi / Caclio Pett'i, 8 fliltj,io Miguel FIFTH - 1 Erdoz Benqoa. 7 Chucho Sanchez, 3 Domingo Football W'(ITf OR GCIO r'ert -addled Kansas Ckty Chiefs suffered another blow Monday P ro 70,50. 1)70, 0.10. 1 Domingo Larrea 6); 4. Beth Dean (fl"re:naki 51, 5 U) 4.10. 42); 3. Ercioza EcPtaye (7) Arden Ed (Dennis) 10 1, 6 J.M 10.00, 0 (30) 179.00 P (03) 177530 Mark fKurtgth) 3 ) 7 SIXTH - I. B,Ibao Eloria U) Challenger (Johnson) 72. 5 Tor 1610. 1100. 700 7. Domingo Altu ('edo flrd (Cumm.ngs) $ I (3) 6 60. .110; 3 Arecha Echaye SIXTH - C.2 pace, I Mile, Purw 1423 - I Cassius Clay Mantegr) 350 Q 1)7111360. P (73) $161 70 ,, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975-3 B - 4 Ii 1)39 60 r.arIlri.Ia,l 1'rriJ as Sanford, Fl. . ' C ,Ai.4PA.,i ' - OTtLID At TI-il ,NI * V . Pt ::i 2.98 *ac.t.'t (At ABC PORT-SHERRY.MUSC. IMP VALVSMITO*D*, 30-OZ. CARDOLLE VERMOUTH . O COSDEN PASt 0*? 31 13 CAd --"- 'C. '14VINT, BEAUJOLAIS DILAND 11 ASh SPUMANTE ..........3.99 '. 44.90 J,5 %TA pOsy s"lai.Sau?f aN, '/ GALLON I Puli '0*, GOLD SEA 1 .99 ... 21 nflI I GOLD SEAI IV' SIt Bi*.,;i,iji ItlIlil PLAZA SHOP. CENTER WOODLAND 26 g5MP SPANISH CREAM S'ERRY ' 2.69 . 1.19 1.99 95 . '. 13.15 23.15 I - • *, CATAWBA NY STAT( 3.49 ½ GAL, 1995 CASE OF 6 -- �95117 - - --- -- - -- - I 46— Evening Herald, Sanford FL - Tuesday, Oct. II, 975 LP PRODUCTS INC Mi — , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. CASSELBERRY A MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIRS Fold Down Awnings $0 95 2 Lot us 0ow you what • •GLASS SADETS Paint Co Ph 322 4622 . is . - -- ABQb's World RBSELTS Family World Inc -I ST. Empire Auto Body DUDA AUTO PARTS Recreati*on All Can Afford E ou Wreck' WESTERN STORE T1 ey Fix FmW-.1 M For Fall-The The Look Look For Of FallElegance 10 AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO AUTO PARTS AND A CHANGE OF FACE N GARDEN LAIfQUPMENT f or more uc.itng days and romantic Elegance makes a bright comeback ... Ph. 323.7990 2151 Sa nford Ave. Sal TOWPNUFAORRE1E$4:Ih , 3oam & Rider Horse 210 Magnolia Ave " • • • OPEN LEATHER GOODS WALLETS-JEWELRY BELTBUCKLES BINGOFEEDS Senkarik Glass & Carrying case or cabinet extra. Wehav,a ciedsi plan desgr*d to fit yOur buc.get . He.te 8 Rii *WALLPAPER .17 : . •1• ePAINT 41 ,ru:t •1 awond,fM,zp,rj,c, day Coro Can be -- FofEerypu(pe In Our 5th Year THIS IS IT! GREAT NEW ZIG-ZAG MACHINE AT AN INTRODUCTORY PPICEI EOUCATIONAL CHILD CARE ExcIusiveiv Designed For Infants to Age 2 Yews •ARTSUPP[IES 834-0600 j - - Ic ooico mg Guaranteed In Writing Leaks Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirting Anchoring 0 Carports 0 Steps Tuesday, Oct. 14,1975--51) A Bobj'sWodd -, - - Sanford 41 I WHOLESALES RETAIL - SINGER APPROVED DEALER new ! I the look of elegance yours — MERLE NORMAN IN SANFORD PLAZA Route 426 112 Park Ave. I ISALMI U4111 If L, "Your Complete One-Stop Gordon Center" *Trees & Shrubs aiGift Shop eHardware Dept. *Pool Chemicals , 4) oNelson Fla. Roses sInsecticides 9BAC & MC Monday Deliveries 31,,1 ? Garden Center Your Own Utility Co. Solar Now Only 4890 A I" _JIPUP,iff SeminoI Located IM$lINOhf . I D -. 1 - & - 434 On I y.92 in Longwood .1 .4 rwiw - AUTO BO'Dy SHOP ______ WRECK RESU,IDING 1' - - ' - u U9119911 f"k Fa Fen. . 1 Others Arriving Oaily GardenLand 831-9721 830-1765 OPEN DAILYea.m. - sp.m. Sanford Try SAMPLE LOAF of Our Delicious French Bread With Every Dollar Purchased With This Coupon wit RON'S TIME SERVICE _4 t YMW'b HaWN16 OPEN TUES. THRU SAT. 2012 FR ENCH AVE. Telephone R77-6431 FACT RY AUTHORIZED IN THURS. EVE BY APPT. SANFORD 323-2650 1110 Val 104 1111:19=1 4 .11 Sanford SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. .:. Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER RE-CHARGE ALL MAKES NEW & USED PARTS • INSTALLATION • ".DAY GUARANTEE I I ALMOST NU" V, CHILDRENS THRIff,SHOP 408 MATTI E ST. Hwy. 17.92 ½m1. no. Dog Track Rd. Longwood -SANFORD 323-1329 9 I t \• I - LI - Wj 'I 24 HR . WRICKER SERVICE or play golf that doesn't cost a year and is still adding at. Henry believes In keeping his kids with lectures, singing and all this and more too. at ramify properiy in just 3 mcnil.i. SENIO NURSING CENT ER R CITIZEN DAYS 'where your friends are" TUES. & WED. C ,, Shamtw 5e Hair Cut ti AA - . Perms .............................$12.50 owners and family fun attraction. on. Out Patient Therapy Head , The 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322.677 Sanford Ideal for fishing. with bass and fresh water fish There are 6 News of Seminole County Better Th Than A A ny O th er Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE NOW Wrndows& Screens way , HERALD TUC I IlL ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE T .1 #i r a id FOR FREE ESTIMATES 74 HR, ANSWERfNr, SEpVICE L WORK GUARANTEED env Ask the man who wears one!! • -- - HAVING A PARTY WELL CLEAN UP AFTERWAROSI - I - - - - . - TEST AftrIdOI....pj1 CALL 834-8776 when YOU(3 Can AID REPAIRS -. ' - . NA"1111111111. CORD AND 1111tVI wfl HEARN .~GHT REPAIRS 44 •LI*1IhDL11i1E14,_ _____ . - - -( ':' S RuphD1st.rjnt -.. THE NEWF.ST ADDITION TO RECREATIONAL FACIUTIE:S AT LAKEVIEW .. . Pictured abuse enjoying the shuffleboa rd court are Freldi Dorger, Freda Wilson and Arnie Erickson. Recreational activities are an headed by MrSr Virginia of hard diligent work by Integral part of the daily lives of the the maintenance therapy for i ~~ AT PRICES YOUCANAFFORD *Expert WorkManship 9 Fabric SornpleS 4111Pickup and Delivery 00ver 21 Yrs. Experience automatic aiI, • CUSTOM MADE FUR ITURE Call U3 For A Free Eatimate ..E Where A" TIRE REPAIRS &goorge stuart TRANSMISSIONS 13) [sit nob-nien sittel -- oflamd Y S Reupholstering Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES GENEVA MULLETLAKERD__GE w HWY. 17-92 LONG WOOD u 3 E FACILITIES OF 8 -0950 ,, . . November 24th at 3:00 pm This fantastic cruise bargain 1- is a 3 night Nassau trip on the elegant I s F lavia, and will be hosted by WK IS'well. known announcer Pete For glonne. Our cabins, on the top two passenger decks, ea t u re lower beds and private baths. Total fare, Oh No' 0 Up In Your Home' $189.00 per person, based on TODAY! call us I ' - . 1* Park Avil, B ruises are very popular so reserve early through CA. RIBBEAN CRUISES OF efore you get bugged get help. Let us evict these SHOES AND filthy tenants for you but goodl AUTO -2) LOW RATES SR22' Filed Florida Ave. osteen, Fl. 322-5441 9 Holes 2.25 Green Fees 3.50 All Day or 18 Holes 9 Holes 1.50* * MONDAY SPECIAL Memberships Now Available initiation got Family Single 000 0 ofieft t4dy I I Fti 94 $*try cles"Sal. 6 so Yearly or $20 Per Month liso Yearly or Henry&Carol e FO R QUOTES CALL IIIII Par Month Barron, - Emergency Service PH 322.8865 TRAVEL Fabulous bargains on Caribbean cruises are available between now and the middle of De.-ember, hen the high sea%on starts Owners thoroughly safe. Free estimates plan trips for Individuals and groups. Domestic and Inter. national welcome your questions, Mi ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC, cauib, rry . '. —_._ -_ '%'- -_ . - . ' ' -_- \'--_JJ_ ' -. ' '_. .._ I - . ' - .• - FT - .. '. - . —.-- . A. -.-.----J--.-a._.' • " . - _ • ' :' -- =.=- - • - - '—,I - - - _--•--',_ p ''' - _ .•' • .. - ,. •. -=--. ._.._ _ ._-----_-_ p ' : ------- --_ W Now Store Hours 3M31 Sanford's Oldestand Largest Company 2S62 S. Park Ave. - - . -j'i'L';")'.,,' p FOR MORE INFORMATION round trip from the Ma ll and the $1000 port tax is only V 11, — g double occupancy. There is limited s[xice still available _________________________________________ of LONGWOOD PUZA NO SING Wj f e Good Homel J 21st, and return on Monday, Other Shredders from $69 SO up Most : ALSO Sanford. Florida DUCATIOPI IN A TMOS HIRI ALL Month group tour for the mon th of November, will depart from the Winter Park slop, WE BRING THE SHOP TO YOU residents at Lakeview Nursing Michalowski Castrianni; and Miss Susan residents at Lakeview, utilizing long ierm pallents. MI pallents administrative the equipment and supplIn of are also treated Center, 919 E. 2nd St In San- directors. Aprroximat In the therapy ely 65 14rgo i[fivils, room, Some department. experienced employes, arid the their examples of the gif is to be 01, most recent addition to the smooth efficient operation Christmas Imaginati wreaths, the recreation facilities at Of the 10S bed en, director, Is vivaciououtgoinj nuring center Christmas decorations, person whose job 11 is to set that uf led the Patients do not feel that they c ourt . Aft r requests and Central Fk,rida. it your Idea of ltem, quiltj nd ru have nothing to do. Activities at dOnaf-ons from the residents a nursing home 13 that of a the center are planned to be fun and their families, the long place Where U patients just It Dec. 1 through Dec 5th filled and cleative; to brighten Lowalted shuffleboArd court Around listeni ng to their ar the reiidents lives Rehabilitati ve and main clime to be much to the delight ferles hareen, then you've been tenance therapy are the the People of Lakeview. The livin g in the dark too long, Drop by Lakeview Nursing new f8cilitY not only provides Right now preparation$ are primary objet:fIves of th e center and take a look at the center. A fegistered.physical needed exefcls* but hours of fAcilily where the best In under way for Lakeview1c. therapist is 0(1 entertainrnenf kind relaxation hand tO Work nursing care, therapy and Annual Christmas Bazaar The with the for the residents. a-pticle% offered fo f 114110 at the bilitate hIp and slrok* remember Lak.view Nursing Center ii bazaar, are the result of mcnths Pa t i nts the Christmas COR SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST NGS OR., ALTAXNTE SPRING% Our special "Cruise of the Starts n CUSTOM - Wastebasket., PHONE3OS3 MASTER CHARGE BP4K fINANCIN '. j A,L M look for SUP CHR p WI SPONSORED -o - I 1._i A A__• i "" A Flectric with ve children, it was a necessity.' Mary, who has 1IBRAKE G RELINING lnTheAceHardwareBkjg destroylt eschewed teaching for the Ratliffs equipment at reorganized for efficiency and bookkeeping ________ ' - respected for many years, and was just for the love of expects Empire to merit the money,'- Bob laughs and says - . 'v-' GEORGE i .. same respect. Bob updated all the old Why "nd money I . ARING —NO OBLIGATION On new furniture , - - Ti -4 !. IL_ • , reputation as Empire for being tiad everything he had built Info _the best there Is," Auto Glass his Empire Auto Body business and Seat Covers stands behind up north. Bob changed the their work. name to Empire, even thovgh When asked if all his hard afliffs is a name Seminole known and work and striving for success founty h Jll~ 323-26SS ALL . noticed or effective Jersey. budingofErnpireAutoBodyis In Florida Bob sent to woe Auto Glass and Seat Cover. for Ratliffs Body p owned by Louis Childers three months later purchased It same Ratliffs Maintaining the f M -. SANFORD means 1 column by 2 in h T I f oranadtc ces. oosmal .' Phone 322-262-1 NOW IN UDES GRADES TH Ph. 321.0780 OF, K4 THRU 12) (GRAD F 4f Lty X NO HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORU" SCHOOL Downtown Sanford , •- - ONTE CHR' 228 E. Ist St. ucation. She also taught spocially of Empire's. Aindergarten for 8 years In New Housed in the spacious ,,a - To equipment in their shop, and and thriving business Bob and Most body shops in the area Mary decided they had worked send their frame work to ha rdenotighforawhile,sothey Empire ltusedtobethatwhen sold everything and moved to your frame was bent that was Florida. Raising children the e nd of you r car, but Em wasn I enough work for Mary, p re s mac new s ra g en she attended college it long outwifhnodifficulty. Frontend ers to receive her BA. in alignments are another pip. I - MOVING SOON Seven years later, with five boasts of the only frame on I for all occasions... children, a completed house machine in Seminole County. a Ii c . See our Emig wrecks, and was known as "the worth of frame arid alignment ADV. •1i - Collection Gifts Empire Auto Body has $20,000 be5t body man around." Center Adds o Re CALL 322-2611 #111 in making cars out of total , , I a house around their' front end alignment specialist, Mary Preisler. — ADV. trailer, and Bob began and has been here for five achieving recognition for his years. A. • Fertilizers • Seeds • Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks • Horse Care Items • Tac 9 Pet Supplies Annuals • Vegetable Plants - . The family grew. they had to perience. Bill Cravens Is the Sanford, and welcome Bob and such as Scouts, church groups Treat your family to Family built around the lake. There Is with special attention to see phone 322 5"1 ' own business and began tobuild only man in Seminole County except your insurance cornhis own garage area w here he with a journeyman's license In pany. IA i. 4 .1i I k.4worn, and .1 COwuwOC,ion cars. Instead of .n .y gives Lmplre Empire Ja,e your car ,oLmp,re,Muto Take Empire A the living room of his trailer, the benefit of his 12 years ex. Body, 118 S. Myrtle Ave., t ake, Awhile sand beach will be and social groups are welcomed World For further Information, • Al • LarevIew ivurslfl Is: 000411 Kitchen Cabinets 901orls sWoodwort W s in Me many other native Florida The Herald Covers The Local A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS CRICKETT PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANING y were married Bob began Munger has been straightening been in a wreck you can be sure or recreational activities a family affair. Any groups in price and close at hand You can swim in a spring fed SALES CASSELBER V. 17-92 his career in the auto body fi'amt-s for eight years, and has that Empire can unbend. un business and their family the know how and equipment to dent and straighten you car so started Bob soon start ed his dothebestjob. Billy Stropls the that no one will be the wiser ' ' whole family that Is reasonable IC FURNIYURE 1&pm New Jersey. Shortly after finves on with Empire. Steie nicked or dented or if yo u,ve railroad, with 26 years service, The golf pro shop is stocked with golfers needs; all types of golf clubs and accessories. cc are lunch tables and rue sandwiches for thote hungry appetites that picnic C" C Everything the Barrons do Is Jackson's lake, a natural lake the spring, MORE F . In Sanford. Chester Osgood has been at and Mary's, at least you can Bob and his wife Mary are Ratliff's nine years, and con- benefit from it. it your car is Henr is an engineer with the 1 range, swimming area and a price of S250 and SM Initiation " Jackson's Bay. which leads into courts are due to be finished in $07 E. 2SIh St. 0 Even the dog if he. of OR A Ile S. Myrtle Ave., frame men around. Painter emulate a life like that of bob,s mini golf course. The family fee. Only 125 memberships will always seems to bring on. recreation area 5 still in the be sold, to kee p the facilities So discover Family Wor ld Family World is located on process of building. Tennis from becoming overcrowded, $oon. You'll find fun for the Ph. 322.0315 of ft" Mow servic • s 24 Hour Nursing Care For d.JV enjoyed by the average working World on F ur a Ave., in the help .f their family. There man and his family. The green Osteen, Fla., right in the are a total of 7 children, and fees for golf re 52.29 fi), Sanford area. son, Ronnie, is studying to be a holes, or $3 50 for an entire day. golf pro. The Barron family Mini golf can be played by FamilyWorld which h aC pIfr ha ve lived here for? years. children for on ly 50 cent5an75 the nam e Implie s, Henry designed and built the cents for adults. the w o e family, loca ted on acres near Osteen Henry entire layout, Including golf Memtxrchip in the club and course, picnic area, golf driving golf facilities is open now, with and Carol Barron 11111:021TT:ill making good is the true story of Auto Body has five full time the years of backbreaking Bob Prelsier, owner of Empire experienced employes, and work. Auto Body (formerly Ratliffs boasts the test paint, body and If you can't or don't want to Body Shop). muchandisn'fveryfarawjy_ fractions. Henry and Carol built prices Ir.-w so all his telling stories about tndians then look no more. You'll find their rinch style ho&r- c nt' '. (ac'(ites can be and animals. - 1 The Horaflo Alger tale of a speed In order to get the job emphatically answered "yes" poor boy working hard and done faster and better. Empire when asked if It was worth all If you've been looking In vain other lakes en the golf course, good fishing, and Henry is in the that everyone enjoys himself, bra place where you can take also well stocked with fish. process of putting in an over. Birthday parties are also the family to picnic, swim, fish Family World has been open night campground. handled. Henry entertains the .FREE ESTIMATES Mi'A r Aq, :••• CMPIRE AUTO BODY _WORYSUCCESSORTORATJ . WORTHY U ..New name but same standards of quality and worh,p ORA DAY OFFAJ1ILY FUN INCLUDING GOLFING , S1INGF11INGAND PICNICING SEE THE BARRON F01ILY AT"FAhI1LY WORLD IN OSTEEN" MONDAY-SATURDAY 10 A.M.-3 P.M. I If OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. MABLE DOUGAN. 15.1 VOINER, FL DKEN Mon. Thru Sal.6.6 322-7596 2533 Laurel Ave. Phone rl Aids, Inc. Our Newest Haircuts and Blow Drys. Also Iron Curling VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW IN Tomato -- Pepper — Eggplant installation vW Ifl1Wf 2UIThOfl$ b pha.tI CALL TODAY + y . - FREE Ph 3232631 ...' -,_ ---_ :-•_ .' • '- - ........- ---_ ., s. --._-_ • Open Sunday 125 ;" •i �68—Evening Iterald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday Oct. 14, 1973 -__AnSCr - __________________________________________ PIt1PVIOU$PUUIO SEK & I . - 011o - MT DINIEll ______________________ Country' Music FIND' 1 ___________________ I TONIGHT'S ________ _ 39Schoonepart name EVENING (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Somerset News (9) Ryan's Hope ow Sh (44) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6 I) Concentration (9) WiIi World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Orange County School Board (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) Space 1 (I) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie (2.1) Major League Baseball World Series (9) Happy Days (35) Movie (44) Dinah 8:15 (2,1) Major League (24) News (2, 8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo's Circus (44) Uniscope 7:30 Ba seba ll Playoffs 8:30 (6) Joe And Sons (9) Welcome Back (9) Am America (44) House Of Frightenstein (33) My Favorite 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintstones Kotter S.s fch Martian (44) Three Stooges 0176 (2) Phil Donohue 8SS (44) Spirit (9) Rokie 9:00 (13) Stagecoach West 9:30 (35) Movie 10:00 (2.1) Joe Forrester (6) Beacon Hill (9) Marcus Welby, MD (13) Burke's Law (141 Dinah 10:30 (24) Woman 11:Oi) (2.6,8,9) News (33) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30(2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertain mn (44) The Mod Squad 3:30 (6) T,ittletiles (24) Lillias. Yoga And You (U) Rocky And His (9) Movie (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30(24) In-School Se rvice (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Give- n Take (I) Romper Room 44 Father Knows Best 10:33 (2, 8, 13) Wheel r a. . Friends- 4:00 (2) (15) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8, 13) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs 11:30 (44) Phil Donahue (2,8, 13) Hollywood fl:55 Squares () Love Of Life (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre (6) News AFTERNOON 12:00 News (2. 44) (6) Young And Restless (8, 13) Magnificent Marble Machine (9) Eyewitness (34) When TV Was Live (33) BIg Valley 12:30 (2. 13) Three For Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company ,. Ironsirfa IItt•Ul•C ,,AIS(S Om , tnih w mnl,UUCW r (mrth) 18 Concluded Baby wedding episode. Now we have- the other two networks reacting In typical follow-the-l ea der fashion, taking the concept a step further. ABC is planning a spin-off of the Fish character on "Barney Miller." Abe Vfgoda, who plays the lovable, embit tered and cynical aging detecti ve, would have his own series, perhaps called "Mr. and Mrs. F ish," but he would also remain a regular Miller." Following that i. awA 61 23 Male heir 24 Give 27 Groups of DOWN matched 29 Two- wheeled vehicle 32 4 Indian pole Ancient Urla 34 Incarnation of 6 Having detcacy 8 - - 3 2 1 letter 7 Greek 'c — 4 I flet*oih 47 Culture —— I 22 2 J - — — — —36 — which will introduce a new halfhour comedy on Thursday nights called "Grady," based on the character Whitman Mayo created In "Sanford and Sons." Grady will continue as integral part of the "Sanf ord" series. So It goes on and on and on. F U I) It M F: I. It I. () ; () 1) U it S Sunday - , r s ii o .j C N 38 U it o U I ' - - Improve your health ______________________ Phone 131 3763 (,RAM PARSONS N\IIVlI.l.F: RANl) 0l.E OPRY UIN( OF OF ('AIrIER FAMILY W000Y (;rTIlluF: hANK WlI.l.IA%ts l'ATSY ('I.iNF: MFRI.F: IIA(;(;ARt) 13011 WILLS TOMORROW: American IS ALCOHOL APROBL.EM YOUR FAMILY? AL AN ON fantilirs drink For Hhston 1777 ii 1 _' t ,. — —— —— — — 49 I- — gT . FACED WITHA DRINKING Legal Notice Call No. ,., n.s 52 151 55 ———— ——— — _____ ______ No.6 Teens FUNNY BUSINESS I DO (*.E l I L,,,, ID Cash'and due from banks (including $33,619.98 unposteddeblts 3.267.763.8) U.S. Treasury securities -------------3868.13) 67 Obligations of other U.S. Govenmenl agencies and corporations ................... i.eoo.000.00 Ob ligati ons of States and political subdivisio ns 1.841,4.55.13 Other securities (Including $0corporate stock) . -. .. . 39.53000 Trading account securities ......................-0Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ............ 0Loans 7,992,859.41 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, 971,77314 and other assets representing bank premise's Realestateownedotherthanbankpremises 0 WANT TO .iI.ii 3'oB?J _______ ____ _____ N I FOUND_LJies wrist watch, flea telephone CO Office May have by identifying 322 ]559 F OUND: Black & while male puppy near Dairy Queen a we &QO 32) El THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THE1R COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI 6-Child Care A BABY'S WORLD Careqorinf5 to age 2 only Nest tone* Drivers' License. Bureau 12266,4S ___________________ - - "associatedcompanies" 0 liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding ............. .....-0 ........................ ______ TOTAL ASSETS _________ . . 216.69978 _________ _ ____ ____ _____ io.jq C 'IIh%LI Iv deposits of Individuals, partner. ships, and corporations .....................6.800.391 68 Time and savings deposits individuals, partnerships, and corporations ............... 7.624,80797 Deposits of Unit ed States Governmen t ............. .. 70,969.28 Deposits of States and political subdivisions .......2,310,51939 Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions -----------------------------.0 Deposits of commercial banks ............. .0 Certified and officers' checks, etc 559,610 21 TOTAL DEPOSITS ............. $17,396,391.73 (a) Total demand deposits .37.921.185.76 (b) Total time and savings deposits ..........$ 9.473,212.97 FuOeraI funds purchased and securities , .s For Those Under Hard I I II J I uri - - ru, flu up UUUILt ' (erats) IS - - :f " ---'1 .larrTl,c mlL.aIa1.t. ii.. -------- 0 - .. -. ._. 6 28 CA3A . 14 Rentals .- IL1OIIP. Easy friendly living Come loin us. IRANKLIHARMSAPTS Rent from $141 mo 123 "So BAMBOO COVE APIS One X -. . I WEDESDAY , A014e ItT- - ___ I!IF I 39 —I wt Ru1m 1 $j'Vth,e MInA.4 and gory, tol, slow o,i ho' b.uvt," . - i't"'Th AAP'ERiCA LEGION POST t' US , So'ri 't I Irlday ,,flhtP(j I Each 1. Mf Raooe )PLN DAILY 11A.M. TU. 9:39 P.M-FRI. £ SAT. TIL 11:39P.M. I$9Frnch Ave. (Hi-Way 17.921 _______________________________ Sanford L _.:Fr FRIED CHICKEN f 4 -.- ____ E . raw 31—A pa rtments .it'irp Surrounded bn t'ea,tif,iI ri.-lhi -rll r oress trees 177 iI)fl - 4 MIS REALTORS Iurnshc'dAparfrnent5, or monthly 6 1 1 South Park Phone 373 4794 trailer apis Adult & family pork 7 #O'1 F - Ill : n - Lake Mary- 2 bedroom, Florida room, fenced yard, Shade, lake By owner Phone 327 ISO? VACANT! !MOVE IN I bedroom, 2 bath. 3 year new, family room, garage, central air. big landscaped lot $77,500. Trade Ins accept". 723 9110. 37-Business Property JOHNNY WALKER _-- - ° '73. central air . d s'nwashc,. r3isect pa tio, Skirting, 6. tie downs Good local ion Payments 143.79 mo Offered by Saving; & Loan 3736031 . A4. --. FRIED fight. 11111 nat I)CEXI going on for about six months and it seems there Isn't a day we don't have some new problem. We talk It over, but nothing seems 10 hd tha1 tan e do? Trouble $ IUIALCAPITALACCOIJNTS .................. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . .. SKYLINE -- Double wide. '73. 21' * 60', 3 BR. 2 bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport awning and Skirting. Good condition Payments 1106 17 mo. Offered by Savings & Loan 373 MEMORANDA - 129 8177 (2 Or More) CHIC KEN Average of total deposits for the IS Dear Trouble: calendar days ending with call date ... ...... ..16,348,61660 If the situation Is troubling Average of total loans for the 13 calendar days ending with cat; date ............8,030,634.89 both of you so much there j only one way to break It up and Interest collected not earned on Installment loans included in total capital accounts that's to break up completely. Stand, .0 letters of credit . . . 0 U ndersta ndably, after going together for two years, this is a I. Mary Ellen Sicoutry, Vice President & Cashier, of the difficult step to decide on and to above nam ed ba nk do hereby declare that this report of con. tiakis Itnwnurn. ;uu dititi It tries *,l " 'c" - -. w 11110oy of my knowled ge and bellef have tried everything to Ma ry Ellen Slcoutry We, the undersigned di straighten out your problems rector' attest the correctness of this report Of condition and declare that it has bec'nexamhnecj without success. Inste3d of and to the best of our know ledge and belief is true arid by us correct. discussing how you can stay James R. Varner toget he r It might be better to John C. Fovjate Directors. ('t1ss exactly how you are Ralph Weber Publish: Oct. 14, 1975 going to part from each oth er. DS 97 ua. OPEN Sun. ii Thurs. 9 fill 9:30—Fr For PhoneOrders Ahead 329442 FrenchA:e. 2 100 Sanford reasonable 377 1391. - - '-'-- - it your club or organization would like to be included in this listing call: THE HERALD Forn,sPiel& Unfuroilthed Apis from SOS lo %120 3210066 Monthly Rental; AvatlabI 5135 SISO-- Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH lii SR 131. bonqwood - CLASSIFIED UEPARTMET 322 2611 I, 3 room turn apt 3ndroom IS air (OflditOdied 5)00 quo lit iE 5th St 327 4755 or 37) 5786 - FLEETLINE Double wide new. central air, raised front screen room, carport, Skirting, corn pbetely set up. Near 416 5. 17 Offered by Savings & Loan. rr~ - Air Conditioning Nea'n help Mn 'mat S4tur(j,SyqQb' P,ir,ln,', flOnv *'ndows "unn (ittf,'?,' ArJ -. - DYKES AIR CON P'' cE -'- Beauty Care T O '. u f flI.',JjTy- Hi'r.,"i . .. pj , rsi 135?i2 Hauling Ri i ci-i it i 801W 1St St ESTUPS0NLANDi'E.'.RI? EiC iii atung, Dtcn Work. Fill dirt, top SOul 377 3943 iMR 1,4 -, . . . - .- Luxury Patio Apartments .v ~ 7-* M_ " '-- ' — ,..' % Aa& HOMES OF DISTINCTION *Close to everything yet away from it all! * Large wooded lots *Street lights .Paved streets *Sewers •SideWlk 30 Year Mortgages -S pct, down or Conventional Mortae;. 322.2090 Professionally Managed By M IL o& t. • = ''- AbA CLEANS ALL ['Itt-c, Prfs%ure(i(.,Irl.riq 11,A5 I ___ Radio & TV ___________________________ [)(vF hi TV SERvICE F.11? Scrcp ')2 Live Oak Blvd Ca;;e'berrv PhOne all 9641 _______________________________ Roofing ________________________ F.pr'ct 'ml rppar5 ll' roof; r',r 'b'rqiec All wock ui,4rar,pr1 RPnr.nr 'rnoINr, 373 tc) '' Sewin -' r- for its.. -PtsO'IC ant r.-u ,'ry - • I rI5£ Co ntro l Additions 164 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Cdll for App?. 322-3103 Remodeling ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive 3?? 6S _ Pet Care SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 3033733919 ftO','iE SEPTI( TANK nn,wt.,1 In5rs'd Con "pfk tanks installations, O?..nl,$'ldi, P. l,n; pumped 372 Shoe Repair ____________ Upholstering ----------- 0 ograp V 0. . Ograph, by MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR ITEMS. WINTER SELL "DON'T P4iEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AC) Phone 377 26)) or I)) 999) and a Irerviiy Act Visor will hElp ,oj ' . — -' nvn- CJi1'.i(nP n wecidrug LC ., reasOb only Pitted Phon e 371 6355 I • - ', - : ' -'!' '"i . Q.) iI,t , L."tt;?f'r-fliJ i cc,' p'ck u # deIn.cry Call for Irs's' estimate 701 1 Commercial 373 645) W ll — -_ ' _ . n eeti Drilling PUT REsT INN flRirt,riij P. Gr(,,- i't'ni3 Ph )7 I,3't cret,' ' '. "..... o w+.--- " nes 011 ICU MACHINES "We sery'(e all rrk,'; and models" cc,'.,' Pc - m 1 hy SEWflNG , v..-r,nJ 1,1d, Rriw-r,i HANSON S SHOE SHOP 221 1 Is, St 3279991 Come Ofid s"e us for shoe repairing We h.av(' taps for -ourdincrsl'oei Cobbarsanuttags NT office Mac 4"i St'fV(e you hive need Cl, react .111 ,',,r want aos 'Ctri's'rI '- I,...' - If k%i are having difficulty finding a place to Iiy, cir to drive .; too or I V14 1 .. - ____________ --------- 'r - LLUMCGIII coNsTnucnoN lwol R4ilOQs . r Concrete Specialists,, drives, path, Stucco No work too small or too large. Licensed 1, Bonded, 799 7359, IMlIfJJ . TOWNHOUSES l Cls'.ar'ni,,. fill Urt cia, rOck All k,nØs of digging PiouS traile ,!t-', --' STUDIO 1.2.3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD I ar BUDGETS ARE an t SIFRED WITH VALUES Custom Work' Licensed, BOnded Free estimate 373 60M G ardens 125 C&A Backhoe Service H ome Improvements ___ e'L..ix:.... - dIM -i-i 3736061 or 723 ('511 eves FROM flublaozirici, 3)9 - ______ stored & moved 3779117 M UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Brooker eneva tO,'r "(X'C'Olty 3722730 ILOe - - Jr . Euteruir Pli;ts'r,ng natch,nn & s'mulatea ___________ ANY FARM G.5wAnr STORAGE BUILDING P.'r'ta Treated T.mher. Thermal Set polyStp-q Ni ;h oys'r Qaly steel SPFCIAL,7EINLOWCOST r 1n.-t.-, T,-rm ,Syal,itsir S r MINOI F ST F El CO 869 Ott) 4VI - '' BVIMWS T' -- II you don't believe that wa'ntaa; bring r es ult;, try one, and listen to your phone ring Dial 3727611 or .-- J KING Plumbing Supplies Fixtur es Water Heaters $ a . m 10 pm tb,,, Sat. 2534 Park. 373 $617 i'.-' i lnfr4nr Pb;ter I i 1338 brick & Moving? Why Not Live ZsFinesfl Established Residential ., -_--LUMP4S BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD -867Oor$31.9777 'i "- -,-,,.,,'-,'-, SLIM Carpetlnq •Sep Dining Rnnn; 41 1 377936s BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE .S(NT All IYPE3 OF CAR PFNTRY AND REPAIRS 377 0~ ' 1A'rirkrn.sn It., $720 ' AIR CON DI TION I P1 & PEFRIGERA'TIOP4 DUCT WORK - 74 hour Service All Unfum. '14 lmprovementl - interior. F,te,;nr Pa-n',-iq 73 years ,iISo rn - no, 'epdur; v & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, a, SEARS in Sanford makes home " :entrat Pleat 605) i ,,; N _______ - ,-- - ST A PHONE CALL AWAY -- New h'iuses in a rural area No down Payment, monthly payments let; than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see Iii You aualily' : ,lct. Il 92 & 177, Longwood Call 373 IS70 or 134 1605 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU ly - Highway 17-92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier )ELTONA- I bedroom, 1 bath home, 110.000 (new location) — . • On Lake, Free Boating Spool ICbublstiuse 119,000 Chico & Th e Man Wntedto buy used office furniture. Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel. berry, Hwy 1792 130 1706 - NO SECURIIY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdn'n. Apts-Fum. or ENTERPRISE-- Ibedroomcountry home on large tot with fruit trees , -- ---- 101 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases * They're Hot" * . For used furniture appliances tool;, etc Buy 1 or 1001 item; Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED 3005 Canford Ave 37) 9370 E — F 'Em While * Buy to CASH 3224132 - Savmns & Loan, Payments. $113.36 mo. 373 6051. VWLV PFAL TOP 372719$ Small furnished opt. Suitable for couple or single Clean & a.. m _& _D4i6vt&e6;4,-`(DAaou4,1 Sanford-- Adults only, furnished unfurnlhed, new Studio and 1 bedroom. Air, wall wall carpet, etc Quiet residential area. $109 per mo up 373 $019 - -, 68—Wanted - - WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example '71 (hey Flee?sici ' ton pck up. 11.000 me, air, auto. $3695 '67 Ford ' ton pick up s'xcel coed new sticker, low miles. $793 '72 Gremlin X. air, $ 1 25 '71 Pinto, auto, air. 1.850 '70 Mustang Mach I, auto ar, $1395 '77 Toynfa, $1.000 ml $1795 Many other; .0 cnocse Irorn __ __- '3UAL ITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES, SANFORD AUCTION. 373 7IiO C-n4adnees-1411we - CaliBart Real Estate Park Avenue Garage efficiency eparfrnent Small deposit. $eO month Call Orlando PSI 1109 4 Chihuahua;, AK C. Some vrysmIl Ochus mini&furm AXC Animal Haven Kennel; 337 5757 - - Any Car— No Money Down . 52-Appliances ___________ -- 1964 Ford Station Wagon 1700 Cash Phone 372 06 70 FPFE KITTENS to 000d homes 'a'd hre.'j C,u il alter S a 371 (7 47U '' '.i',c Orv e _________ 1771. I AXE MARY--. 3 bedroom, 7 oath apt , upstairs, 3 blocks from town, low rent. '00k , no for good tenant Call 373 5109 after 6 p 'ii by Betty Campbell Mon thru Fri -3fl-1041 - r location, with tree; Offered by Small family or retirees wanted for liii; lovely, like new 3 bedroom home. Beautiful shade trees 126.900. Sanlando Realty, Inc Realtors 83.1 6777 Reg Real Estate Broker 3210640 )22 7715 373 1895 373 571 Large efficiency 20.001.736.44 Professional Poodle Grooming KULP DECORATORS 109W I;? 5' .377 2335 We nuy Fo -- 971 (heyriet Nova, I dr. custom sedan, power st eering brakes, dir , automatic, new radial;. Mt sell. 675 1251 after 6 p.m. 65-Pets-Supplies - screen patio, carport, skirting, wood groin lapsed siding, goo , SANFORD.- WITT REALTY 3 blks from town Call 373 5109 after 6 p.m. TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES, AND Shapoos'rfor rn only %l 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE frae m top. 10, 1 pc. mirror & 5(One'$ set, I1S; Lake Mary, 373, 0191 1121. 2 STORY OLDER HOME- I bedroom;, partly furnished, large trees, i' acres pIt's. 535.000 a-ning room, kit Cher-, living room 13918912) went Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Antique cocktail table, glass IfilICre;t. 64'xl2'. .sir, 2 OR, Ii, ba ths, pick up paymen ts No equioy lflvolvid,- 3131215 or 377. Passenger station wagon , ( ception,aIly clean & fully eqtiipp',d. New Michelin radial tires One ow ner. 51,995. In 1795or 373 7110 on cdbinel. 3 needle 'win - 1971 Mercury Marquis Colony Park 8 Rent Barringt on, uouble wide, new, 21' x 60'. central air, large raised 322 4643 very __ 64-Equipment for Sanford 373 5700 Real Estate Broker 41—Houses * "Get . Small electric organ, With stool. 150. T*in size rollaway bed with mattress, $40; Braided rug. $15; --- ----- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive MOSS IE C. BATEMAN LOTS O SPACE in this I bedroom home. Yours for Only $16,500. --- 6051. 322.6457 EASY TO OWN- 3 bedroom, Cent, heat, fenced. 1)9,500, OWNER WILL FINANCE. .--. HILLCREST GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC central heat and air Ample parking 3276502 an 1966 Pontiac Convert ihel, GTO. good Condition. 1400 32 1 093S. sol Celery Ave Sanford 1779111 Ev. $44 1116 - 1966 Pontiac Catalina. power brakes and steering, lit Condition, $400. Phone 3727203 after $ pm. Woodruff's Garden Center needle, front lnnjn sewing machine Pay P'abanr,. nf 17* or 10 Payment; of $1 .t 6P4IOD AR SEWING CENTER 307 Fact First f)o*ntown 42-M bile I.Iomes -— 1964 MG. new radials Almost new top, rad o Call 373 $326 alter S N (LSON'S FLORIDA ROSES poSitIon, air conditioned, fenced CASH For Your Junk Cars IT) 1329 food. GardenLand. 1400W, 1Sf St., "3 "70 - ---- inorr 7sg yard. 1901 Summel-lin Ave 15.900 Of mOke n4f," 372 39 INC Realtor Bedroom, Cash and Carry 3 M Precise time released plant Assume Payments 517W 1st $t ,Santo.'ct is 1960 Chevrolet Station W1q3n. runt good, 5)50 Sec 011101 Court ST or phone 373 5.13 awning Shelter, 101 x20'. - brapes NOW LEASING New, modern. I sfoty efficiency apartments, attractively for fished, conveniently located and' beautfut:yi:ndcaped 113S mo Call between 1 - 30 S. For In formation raIl 377 0701 BALL REALTY 377 5390 after 6 ___ 62-LawnGarden _ 51-4ousehold Goods - PAYMOP413 M BALL Pea Peail Estate Broker 177 5641 Aft I1r 372 7157 - Larry Saxon, Realtor - 321.0041 Real Estate Broker 1100€ 75th St in 6655 In 1947BRUSH the Classified Ads every day. -- - Cool Condition, $900 Cassely'rr, 17 92.8304204 Make ivotjr Budget go further. Shop bedroom,) bath two story. $26,500. carpet drapes. beautiful 16*75' family room; fenced. Must see to appreciate. 373 5919 after S Real Estate 0111cc Space near Fairway Plaza. newly decorated. Carpeted, FurnIshed SAN MO PARK. I. 7, 3 bed 76.734.08 Adult orl r.nnieinq And (l 'n 'r 'ni,'nr, ' OR Apt $ 7 (ond wall to wall carpet. air 1 7Smo ptus deposit. 208€. 7Is1 St Call 323 1319 after S 1 - CObins't;, as TRADE ) - 680,ODD . £. 11f##P7/tfft4f G000 ALL DAY - --- I OILIVIRY SIRVICI ANTYIMI po'o'oet - By Owner-.2 bedroom, lvg room Ong room, equip. kitchen, new Crank Realty, -- In 5000 Used office furniturp 1.10. 322 18.53 CONTRACT" home on lakefront. I car garage CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN. HOT ROLLS Choice Of 2: Cole Slaw, Macaroni Salad Potato Salad, Blued Beans French Fries, Mashed Potatoes 6 Gravy Cornpies,. dnr*r of th,a,ø, ,nosJed . rwsons 6M 6451 or 377 1Q51 .. 1110L don't stbe each other for a __ - WFk'lVA RIVFR rfftqin fkhin - _______ ?~!Iry 0 -/4 .- Z 2 bedroom apartments . -- ,-. iurnssr,en or un'urntVied New r ed irated Come see ioo E Airrt Blvd c.lr,ford 121 1313 r)en,ary- Adults I OR, air; close to stores. churches Ideal for retired .. .. .0 ~ '------------ -Apartments Unfurnished BINC,C) §~ - - 'ReiI very nice trailer. $60 per rno..7 BR. south I? 97. at Moviefand Drove In Theatre Older couple. ni teens 372 1216 after 7 pm. Wry'.il r' •c.'l elf-iii -, I ...,-,,,. .. ',i '' '.-'-rr'r, ..',', & ChOir;. Slr,jght chairs, filing Kish Real Estate----.L— Aluminum LARGE FAMILY' Must We this .4 SEMINOLE COUNTY F HA-VA. new- resale;, homes YOU can afford. Low. b,1 down, some with no closing costs 34/ibiIe Hon's balls. NCR cash regi ster. wedding QOwn SIC IS, Call :77 FULLE THE 1970 Maverick, air - 1386 3777371.322-1196,377 1911 In 1959, 377 116.4 REALTY One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks time BUY-- SELL - 1972 Karman Ghia. air conditioned, rado good runnng car, $2100 Call Duane MCGure, 372-163) Dealer. 60-office _____Supplies ______ 1`11,1119 311 3)5 ( First St. 'cr P'II(F BEYOND -Autos for Sale ) 2 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE LONGW000-_Duple,o, VA, fldown, no loan costs, 137.900 339 BLAIR AGFNCY 37) 381.4 ?Sflkfwr 1797 KitChen Bathroom Cabinets, Count (If tops. Sink; lflStlIti avail ab le Rout Ca belt 372 80S7 any D1I 1 ;; l?) MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919S French JIM HUNT 122 Motorcycle ,nurarvr' POBSOPI MARINE - - 323 3970 196ô'Chry;ler Outboard engine, 53 HP, new leg & lower unit with controls 1300 173 4566 after S - -- Good Condition, $350 -. _________ 10 Gun Cabinet, Custom mdcie. $100. 30 30 Winchester rifle. $40 Phone orange grove. Nice income, 29 pct. down, owner will carry mortgage at 8 Pct Price $S1.000 Central Fiori,j,,'s - 55-Boats & Accessories - Stemper Realty ?57i Park Or 377 ?III Country Trailer; near Seminole PFAI TOP AFTER HRS College, private, wooded ll, 2 BR, 372 199) 127 9751 17706411 1125 mo .4 BR, 1)65 mo. 131-1772. - f- ull time Or,v Sanford Yellow Cab 201 S Park :: : I 2 Bedroom home in Lake Mary; tunporch. carport, nice yard. Quiet neighborhood Phone 322 Inc. MR HARRISON 3601 S. Sanf or d Ave No Phone Calls "" . DELTOPIA-- Air, 2 OR, n ewly Painted You'll love the $119 price Sorry, no pets. 571 1Q10 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR Sales Development Pinebr,e,e Farms ' I , flflaa - - V ...-_n. ,. U •? - two weeks to: 33-Houses Furnished Large Oil Heater. Tools, Bottles, Cf- ck . ',• ',c ', )fl 315) Shaded lot 1771700 into dapartments Each rented for $70 per month II acres bearing - Triumph 500 motorcycle with Chrome frame, early model Heeds some repair. 1350 will nrgotiate .121 8955 54-Garage Sales - 50—Miscellaneous for Sale ______________________________ HISTORICAL 2 story house made - 1910 Yamaha, 363 Enduri ,-- P4i!i'. 3?? 2)52 OWNER TRANSFERRED. 3 BR, I, baths, C H,%, carpeted, fenced, FHA ap.,.rovect. 5550 down to qualified buyer , -- _______________ -------• 78-lv%torcycles -- __ Merchandise kitchen Partially equipped , large .iC(Crri,'r.-d t' flatteries, II? 9S ci (Pt.ir- -., 0 f11'5 BODY SHOP. 11 09 Sanford .5..' 'r p il l ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Forrest Greene, Inc. )O 8)J REALTORS 171 6351 5)50 Adults pa'rferrcq 171 S4S- or 3726470 CharlesA Collis. President Nurses- RN's t.PN's- Aide;: Aide (omp.anon Nøi'de-d Immediately #pnln. - ._...,,._ A -- (pq -- terview within - I 7 BR. fencer vara NOTICE Chris ________________________________ 20 line of duty, the only witness i the father of Terry Webster's girl friend. But the fa ther Parents soldundcragreernentstorepurchase .. doesn't "want to get involved." 800.00000 LiabIlities for borrowed money ...... When he finally does involve Mor tgage Indebtedness ..,., ............ 0 himself- and cooperates with Sflfl 4 .....ê...4 1... a ccount uu z iuim.iui: pol police, ice, his wife is alUcally LI %1J I Li UIPJ VUI)iflhWJIfl .. ...... . ... ... -U. 1-to-concI,jon NBC Injured In a blast meant for -Ot her liabilities ... ........................... 361,29448 By ASTRID CARSON BASEBALL WORLD SERIES him, after their son already tend to help develop a sense of 84:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS been killed. Police have double The Herald Services responsibility and self-reliance TOTAL LIABILITIES ........... .........18.557,693.21 "Richie Fights Back" Fosule dutya the part of a young person goes after revenge in Dear Astrid; groves an apt Instructor once a bomb-rigged car. and at the same time are MINORITY INTEREST IN Sometimes ltis hard for me to CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES more. Richie isemb TuJ by fl -0 nsjrnpj zmv ,.n.fIA reluctant to lot --- 170 of thir --- i r two troublemakera looking for a "The Million Dollar Gate" just turuedsixteen and they are command of the situation. As J fight In front of a girl. Richie Story swirls around the confusing. They expect RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES me to frustrating as it may be, the tries jujitsu, but stumbles Dempsey.Carpentier fight in act like an adult in most things best answer Is to continue (0 Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (setup through the class. Fonzie takes New Jersey. Up in Boston, and yet In many things they behave in an adult (asion, take pursuant to IRS rulings) ... 48,652 00 over and teaches Richie the fine everybody's talking about the on responsibilities and, insofar Other reserves on loans ............. Th treat me like a child. ey say art of coping with bullies, -; . .0 fight. I ncluding Brian, who should take responsibility for as possible, make your own Reserves on securities -0 ' 84:30 ABC GOOD TIMES almost is Involved in a scheme decisions. Only when parents myself, which I do, then While the folks are away. TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS t he to n1 r2t fII, Af oh fl..kr i.... .....i zirprnnfronthd hv cnm, try w tell me AND SECURITIES kids will figh t. Florida and Boston. ç" 4 651 00 adult everything I should do. I can't James are off to a mountain 1 0-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, be two people will they begin to relinquish at the same time, hideawaytocc1ebratetj.J1 M.D. "ToLlveAnotherDay"A an adult and a child. more of their con trol For wha t CAPITAL ACCOUNTS anni versary, Meanw hile, back teen-age boy has suffered from Confused little comfort it Is worth they Capital at the apartment, J.J. and a rare disease throughout his Dear Confused: notes and debentur es ohabl re torn b' 9 0 'rheim are battling over who's life. Seeing the agony his ton than are. Your age Is one of the m ost in charge. parents also have to end ure, di fficul t for young people. Equity capital-total' 1. 1.394.89 t 73 Dear Astrid: 8:30-9 NBC WELCOME Janet Blake be comes an age of adjustment to Preferred stock -total par value 0 i do n't know how to break UP BACK, KOTTER "No More Mr. emotionally upset at the adul thood and the adjustment No. shares ou tstanding .0 with my girlfriend. We've been Nice Guy" Kotter finds himself prospect of having children for both parent arid child Common Stock-total par value 833,370 00 going together for over two No. shares authorized 83,337 in a turnaround situation. after hermarriage toDe. Kiley. often a problem. Many pa ren ts years, No, shares outstanding 83.337 but the situation Is going T I for __ ],,,,,,,,,,, 918 ABC THE ROOKIES COIC Interior decorate ANYONE'S HOME Boolcings are easily Ob tamed with a high Show average t*cauje of a fantastic hostess program THIS IS A SALARY POSITION AN EXCEPTIONAt. OPPORTUNITY. Write now for 0 confidential in - . CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITLAND - 3 bed room;. 1' baths, air conditioner, dishwashe r. fenced yard. $725 F ORRE5T GREENE, INC 130 "33 REALTORS 327 $970 eves Our firm represents two well established. financially Sound, nationally known party plans with exceptional growth records An unprecedented opportunity exists in fhi area for a woman who has Trailer Mechanic STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Clattifird Act; didn'f work Must be e'periencect 'ci reef er it4'cr '.nuIdn't be any maintenance & repair, trailer _________________________ bOdY & chassis repair, elCctric & ' gas welding, lire m0 ,ntena, et c. Good pay and fringe benefits. Apply between am. and 3:30 Wed nesday or Thursday p m 9ernand of ,.- - Part Time Sales kleIp.-Esper ience mature salesperson for ladles ' apparel Apply, Clothes Tree. Sanford Plaza LIABILITIES ______ away. ues iu - . -. S. Sanford 20.001,2364.4 . ---- --- sem, Invalid, Light housework Must be able to work week ends & evening; Goon wag es Write Box __ ______ _.......- Housek,,per to • - - 18-Help Wanted - Customers' direct lease financing) - ______________________ Investments in unconsoli da ted subsidiaries and equipped. clothe; washer, food freezer incluâed. Garage, nice yard. $250 . 76-Auto Parts - Acre,nqø tracts. r,'ri p.r -i r.' ro ,. . ,,, AN ECONOMIC HOME-7 bedroom, 1 bath, concrete block, With 3 baths, also a den, family room & basement. Dressing room with master bedroom, walk-in closets, central vacuum. Also an attached apartment for a roomy I 500 sq, ft of space. Just listed Be the first to see it at %AS,000 Will dicker or swap. $19,500. conditioned, carpeted, kitchen T VU 1 bedroom home - 11 (crilino s.,, ''br,' ulti" #() (,tl 1? COLOR TV, 111 95 MONTH -----'-- , 19111 t(larnrr mu)!Or i'cime r,c-d P E NTAL PURCHASE PLAN ''I 0'Ca - 131.500 2$65 Park Or Sale pri ce, _____-_----_ - cFp,(lpJfll F 75-Recreational Vehicles Color Combo, Curtis Mathes, 19 Color TV, AM FM radio, I trai.k R Reg $61995 Sale $441, I only TV TOWN, Fern Park Store 339 0011 46—Commercial Property - 3 bearoo ,,, 2 bath home, kitcn he well equipped, carpeting, drapr' and well appointed patio. Price - bath hOMP, family room, air C'CluS'v host' anl decorator acc es sories which permitS one to 3222420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REALTORS -_---- OlivES' 1219370 RCA Color TV New picture tube. $220 373 2772 130 6033 M UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 803W 1St St 17 373 OSllrve LOCH ARBOR-- Large shaded aria is'IbiiipcJccau,.,j lot. Complete .u.?t, SANFORD 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, shady yard, air conditioner, CASSELRERPY- 3 bedroom. 2 clothing or cleaners; but beautiful, popularly priced and . . 3 Bedroom, furnished kitchen, with swimming pool, Idyllwilde area, adults, 1)50 per, mo Not plastics, toys, cosmetics, __ - ( 7 Bedroom Block Home Furnished or Unfurnished 373 2920 CALLUART REAL ESTATE REALTOR )fl 749$ Party plan esrience and wants to become a real money maker in the wonderful field of patty plan - ot phone 373 5111 before 10 a.m PARTY-PLAN EXPERIENCE' ________________ - j taA fl V ..-'. 1 HEQ,CNUCK Efficiency apartment. lights and water furnished Elizabeth Crews, AREYOUTHIS WOMAN? Mar ily n, Notary, )' 7)2 1861 or 7 aii bedroom;, built Ins beautifully decorated throughout, range, fireplace, drapes Gotta see tOappre,,tale! All for only 139,901 LAKE MARY Guy's8arbecu bf large 5733- finding - BRITTANY FARMHOUSE CusIom built in Loch Arbor. 7 CPtULUOTA-- 2 bedroom;. Iencecj yard, large family room, kitchen equipped Asking $110 ma, 365 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Perfirmj -----.--..---- SECLUDED executive home on ) acre lot, I bedrooms, 31-, bath;, central heat and air, wall to wall carpeting. drapes, kitchen fully equipped, intercom, wae sr and dryer. 177,500, available, We Buy Furniture TV Antenna; installed Also music intercom, ;aging systems. New 01 old construction 322 -7998. South east Video. zoning to accommodate 59 Water OPIFNTAL RUGS WANTED TM prlesc pain used. any condition 0-14 11117A. Wn1,'r Park makes alSo black & white portable. 373 building site; for low cost housing. - $15,500 for a quick Sale! 3 Bedroom luonie. I • tjalh;. large enclosed lot, good neighborhood. Phone 371 1810 KsIChenhelp MARRIAGES Duplex, $75 per ma. No pets 327 38I7atirrip m .ii! - '3105 Approximately 70 acres of Prime I AKF MARY-- NOW 1 bdrm frmek Mak ø rob , selections Paved ctreetc rlt water. f)t) viitPi Only 57(Y) down C,overnm.'n' 1sii 'or inn 814 IAi9 Builder LESS THAN FHA APPRAISALI 2 OR home, fruit trees, range, refrigerator, oak floors Excellent location Seller anxious. Priced at 32-Houses Unfurnished placeto live, car to drive, a job, O NO COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12 UNITED STATES CODE. SECTION 161 By Roger Bollen - -.- lOme service you have need of read all our want ads every day —.-----_. LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT IS PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY "-i'i 'rttefl t :_ you are having difficulty - be Terror" When rookie If Care"-- "H0tli" Adults ________ the loot, which is supposed tobe "Reign '.'rt to ,'arn E'ira Xrt-,ç.,' money rAll 'u 1079 *rrrr work out the plan to bait the suspect Into exposing his ac cornplices. They lure him Into a good life, spending freely and wagering heavily on horses, leading his accomplices to ___-. Call 423 4587 iP'i station attendant. 3iaauU AVON ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 644 7027 for "We .. he Can Help Write P.O Son 1213 — Florida 32771 ____________ OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA ATTHECLOSEOFBUSINESSONSEPTEMBER3O1,7$ 14 - National Bank Region Charter o. 15831 REPORTOF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE 493 7796 wk nd; & eves Are You A Go Getter? Are You A Salesman? Can You Organize? Can You Handle People 7 Are you looking for good income an pension? MR. ELlE 323.8570 or 834 - 460 Must have phone checking account Fio* 553, Sanford, FIa, 3777 BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, N.A. - — 59 — 50 _____ 48 o PROBLEM Perhaps AIcOloIl Anonym — — — — — Of problem I1fJruAI Aii,,' f-amity Group fl — friends or Realty . 377 5970 I bedroom, kitchen equipped, air, (arpeted, $91 50 Adult; only. 372 - Let Therapeutic Pool REALTOR REALTORS Good used furniture wanted to' priv ate party 37J 1520 Solid state St er eo. Color Console TV %i' i)'CJ,, 3236353 - - Forrest Greene, Inc. I-fAt COt. FIE RT.REALTOR rvp. 177 r61, 17 no, 377 1587 t ,'s Selina WulIiims 377 lSl) "SAPU ()Pp'S SAILS LEADER" 18—Help Wanted -. aIr. #151 - ill -'rujI.i ir..iI,t inrt Ill. send .l liar each. rnnktni t'ha' k. payable it, "Seek & Fin d- in can, ut thk nepapt'r 44 5150 per mci rORRFST C,REFNE INC S S I. 4-Personals P. CASH In 4321 - TV'S I ror V0 5ery' ANTIQUES I PJecs' or Housefutl 5w, troi HERBS TV 1700 S French. 373 113.4 CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful takefront lolona pennsb,i for unobstructed 5(10(1 I 53-TV.Radio Stereo (clot almo;t an acre of ri',er front with REALlY INC 707€ 75th $? .3731832 Carpeted, central then eqiiippei - beautiful trees, great fishing. Owner says "Submit offer;." HAL COLBERT Stenstrom I Al F MARY 7 BR duplex, kit teat 37 42 lvi,' Pv'drritiru, turn or uflfurn, ."diultc rw,'ff'r rCij cr(urily deposit. 17.1 5M4 cir 3776420 -- ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary. Exceptional buy--) bedrooms, 7 baths, utility room and carport. Rack yard walled 173.900 68--Wanted to Buy I 55 FHA-- SMALL DOWN PFAI TOR 173577 - Noon Friday ____ Coiticiirr(,,jI Sanlorci 377 1181 - ____ _. KENMORE WASHER, parts, ser vice. used machines '..0ONEYAPPLIANCESI7I069 BY OW?flp 10 lot; off West 75th St 37 ) 1I7 after S p in Rrnhrr 107 Harold Hall Realty 31A-Duplexes - it:.. ;ir nih1 jiiirrgfer v,ilumt' I II 39 40 - S If V M I' ,\ S U I. I' K (; U draperies, dishwasher, shrubbery privacy fence, MINI CON DIllON S32,750 terms '.''', Noon The Day Before Publication II ( U A M U ( A 5 1 N N C ( F: ii s P4n n.'i', 319 DEADLINES __________ concert, and Mark to a movie, and Aunt Josephine's vacuum cleaner needs fixing, and so on. 910 CBS SWITCH There's been an armored-car robbery and police have a suspect, a gas .Ak...J 5.ID A , A F; W 0 N .1 K It For further information call 423 isv 34 - M K V V N I. 41c a un 6thru 25 times 3 1 c a lint 26 times 24c a lint (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum Garnett White - 52—Appliances - - .J20L 43—tots-Acreage Tuesday, Oct. 14,, 1975-73 -- - '73 Vndaiq', 12' a 62', 7 bedroom. (airport and Screened porch Nothing down, assume payment; Call in 7605, if no answer call 859 JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC W. l Evening Hera Herald, d, Sanford, Fl. 42--Mobile Homes Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage RAvEHNA PARK- Choice bedroom, 2 bath, family room lovely POOL. wall to wall carpet On,' flrqjrrw',rqu 7A17 FIm Sanford l thru S times 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon K 'I' I II 1) IS y 23 33 if" I HOURS ROY ('I'FF llI.t'F(.U1SS — —— I AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 7nd St. 831-9993 41—Houses CIIULUOTA_ 2 bedroom, close porch, tile bath, kitchen ('quip it lot, reduced to $11,900. Termi Chuluota Realty, 365 37I7 __________ Winter Park RATES below - Il 19 - I(it? Bedrooms Adult; only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive $70 up CLASSIFIED DEPT. _ Instructions: The hidden names listed appear forward. backward, up, down, or diagonally In the puzzle. Find each hiddenname and box iiinai shown: — ——— - Orlando 322-2611 I) \1 It (IV K I U U I U ( V I) C) 0 % U F; JQ 14 1' II I) I. I. K 0 N U r r v i Y) Deprtss"d 9 F U it V ft I. V I' . — — — - it it II V Religious 13 ______________ - medium 17 16 ______________ _______________ — 18 46 Anatormcal ———— — 12 15 townships 22 Burns 5 6 I. F; F F I. F' I. I. S A .J S 1 0 N U 1 I) l 24 Body part 25 Old Danish — ———— — -- 40 Inter Greek 30 A'r Seminole i ; i i' i o U I 48 Italian city observances 50 Ancient Syria 28 Character an 51 Demolish Ran l2 Elect least CLASSIFIED ADS . N I V I it it 0 W A F' I) V M i; C V I. A (bol) 45 Apportions 28 moisture Canape - 43 (ab) weapon Vishnu 36 35 Veiled wolfhound it Circlet 5 Point a 41-Houses F; I) U U S IK0F o F: o F K ().%I %% I N V C S N 0 31 Woody plant 33 locales Soviet city III E R 20 Regional Ireland 3 Per use M 10 Russian 16 1 Ordered E S f fr r RJ i ii L.L&L.LJ seasonngs Merganser at S 9 Soaked in ovule 60 Plant 19 lamb 21 Disorder TView: Television, which has Feeling sorry (or Woodland, the thrived on the nrol I fern cci cf n i t.i ,wi i ...i.,-, - lion of I iIi11I iiu spinoff series, has now come feels like a hated man, Kotter up wow u new, cioseiy reiaeu invites him to his house for gimmick called the dinner, builds up his ego and "crossover." It occurs w hen morale, then stars of a spin-off maintain the class. Woodland takes on a close relations with the ocries new, liberal attitude toward the that gave birth to their students, relaxes discipline. By characters. The test case was these standards, Kotter observed In minimal dosage becomes the heavy. last season on "Rhoda" Mary 8:399 CBS JOE AND SONS Tyler Moo re and friends were Joe and Gus have it all planned. at the airport to give Rhoda a A great day on the Hudson bigsend.off,especlailywlthfhe River at the annual Hoboken potential audience, for the Sheet and Tube boatride, where premiere episode, and then beer flows likewater,But there there was that hour-long are family complica tions first. rvItinr 59 u I. () S N S S K s 0 P I) I K M F: N ii Q w t L. E. AIleyat vetch 53 .I rsiyni C R .31-partments Furnished (' IFOIUk ö s -C I r 57 Girl's name 17 Wife of AegIt 58 TV HIGHLIGHTS -- A • material u j N B U I S 1 Of. T U .' r Y A I NI V M .NI A T It I. N S H 15 Friable, earth 54 Rodent catcher 56 light brown 46 147 (6) The Price Is N Underdog Flintstones (44) c H 53 Freudian term o A 4 Arab name (33) Lost In Space (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Conversations With Sol Hurok (44) Bewitched Live 1) Big Valley E 44 Juncture if S T A NAMtSt A 'A I (24 A Min 1ctu,' - , (9) One Life To (6) Mike Douglas Blemish (comb form) 46 Breeders 49 flips 13 Angered Neighborhood 1:30 (2,1, 13) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2. L 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reascn (24) Classic Theatre Preview (35) Mothers In Law (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8, 13) Anot her Wor ld (6) Match Game (9) General Hosoltal (24) Romantic Rebellion liver English 42 Scatter hay I? Martian (33) The Addams Family (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (6, I) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City Council Meeting (24) Sesame Street (35) The Lone Ranger (44) ciiiiga' Island 5:00 (2) Adam-12 (9) GlilIgan's Island (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Sports And Travel Wor ld (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (44) Partridge Family (35, 44) Movlp MORNING 7: 00 Instructional Schedule 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6, 1) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester ($) In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I) News Suncoast Sunrise :15 (6) Donahue 9 (6) Partridge Family ($, 13) Somerset (9) Di na h (24) Mister Rogers (6) Wednesday . 41 S Cutting tool 12:00 (t) Great Mysteries 12:30 (I) Torncrrow t J 36 Sandpiper Masculine I Tuesday P U i U F. E TV Wit IS DPII I i'D PUMPS '.ii' 1.1.4 SYT[t,k' All and sizes We repair and seri',. !llPI( MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 20.'W 'rod S? 327 6332 - -- To List Your Business IQI3222611of83)99 _ _ �--- ----------------- 813—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ -. ____i— Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker HOROSCOPE I By BERNICE BEDEOSOI, For Wednesday, October 15, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Despite your desire to keep to yourself today, you will become overly involved with people. Things won't work out the way you hoped they would, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have far too many aclivitles today. Too many people by Art Sonsom It \I4T FIJRA FI(JRE Some Important things will be neglected. Hopefully, you'll learn a lesson, CANCER (June 21-July 22) You'll try to be like a chameleon today and adapt to the whims of the crowd you're L,Mru) LLAI hR with BIMO BURNS If you don't make upyour mind, with, Things won't turn out all that well for you, 1.1:0 (July 23-Aug. 22) If you sLirt soi n vtliing today stick with It, or business and personal affairs will get so cornplicated you'll be chasing your own tail. VIRGO i Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You're far too indecisive today. by Lorry Lcwi' so. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You are a good starter today, but a lousy finisher. Don't put so many irons in the fire you can't pull them out without getting singed. W irrespective of what East returned, South would get to dummy twice with diamonds A by Stoffel & Heimdohl SYLVESTER THINKS I'LL ASK HIM IN PER FiSH ()INNER i' smp TH'RACKET. 1~0.' ). ? - "decaffeinated?" Also, if a person Is sold on brewed coffee, can't you put instant dec feinated coffee into a coffee pot me it was wrong. Instead of Just as with regular ground, and milk she gives them water or perkit(usingmeasurementson Juice. She says her doctor says instant coffee labeLs)? I tin, skim milk Is bad because of the derstand one can hardly tell the high carbohydrate content diffe rence from fresh brewed but to drink the cream diluted coffee, Also, I do not understand the BLONDIE Chic Young WE PILE ALut SMALL BILLS IWTO O.iE) STAGGE Ri P r'61 DEBT!. with water. The boysaged2and6 live Ins town many miles from here and I i I i JA '. by Dick CcvoIIi 60TI-iEi.j AUM HzJBaEuc M40, AND 6+-e 6E4'rM 1! THE FRINC1PA4 OFF=ICE . r-11 1-4%X I KNEW THE PRINC4I3L... i 1 .. , VP'd.iI..4,..' I =L ME WHEN 1HEY.E OINt 'TO TA A RAP. I I i\ WV iL -j e• —- - — DOONESBLJRy t -- ' , A aw rq wamw, [At ( i v / 1 hour meeting. WO&AWNWNW L AT 1)Ewi7/a . ATAU. 7?t5/ 71iLcF iiT' ' 6wl into it. "I can't tell the county -. 9 1 1/ I j if i , -' i / " _J / 1 . j / - (/0-sq _____ "i— N — "So while you're waiting for 'Mr. Right' what's wrong with nailing down 'Mr. Available'?" °',f /ci - FOZAU I iP4 /t&c ,LJL' A' '''' 7i - commission how to rim its business. We cant move on I ILiP ___ "" "i EHDTH ___ TOES' 60 POP by (C.,- % -. Al Ve,'m.,, '1 MAYBE MY ARMS 4PC - SHRINKING,/ - %0.01 0. , -6 . 4. . 10 f Ilk 1_ . . .. J.H. Lee. - 40 time for Freeman to study the proposed ordinance. Last year, the cost to insure the 63-car fleet was about '%Jf - - ¶ . . . ' by county officials j -,, a Urited Transport Iee says only an overpass dinance. Ile said "first and Union spokesman, said at would cure. 'The ordinance at foremost" the ordinance was Tuesday s county commission best is a temporary measure, designed to provide emergency meeting that, "If you literally There's only one way — and one vehicles access to Seminole enforce lt(the ordinance), Auto way only to solve that Memorial Hospital from Train would go out of problem and it's to build an Interstate i. busi neSs," overpass.' &cornfl)' Vihien said the After rejectin g a motion by The ordina nce will come up Commissioner Dick Williams to again in three weeks. In the iordinance 'was deslgne "to "defeat the ordinance," the interim, Commissioner Mike nduce efficiency on the part of commission decided instead to Hattaway has ordered a study (Continued ( Page 3-A' - . \ •— —-- — i. '.' 'L . - . ), . • is) •- - -p - .:ti . .' ... ' hold d work session attended by SeaboardCoastline,AutoTrain andan}othertnterested par ties , ,. - - He's got tO be 18 WHERE'S THAT heft gamev&ere, h &flu option rroL,erTv F input into intent and wording of the ordinance.. Lee, who appeared at the meeting Along with Sanford Expected At Lake Mary 1 Ad nd - - property tax rate at t1wee mills, patterned after one in effect in worded is "unenforceable This p rrom ,, i or. in i) m1 Ce,..r.,i 1'asser a.,sA Longwood. ordinance Is 1.mproperlv b'Seminole Pro ert' Consideration of an or. rawn." • advireon how to dismantle the confounding eqWpment. (Herald PhotobyTom Vincent) I OX to allow railroad offIcials some LAKE MARY An or Consi de ration of adopting a a1flmastCT Miltoi Smith, said tilnance fornially setting the site plan review ordinance the ordinance as it is prese junior p otographer seems to be th inking haviag Just asked his friends to smile for the birdie. Chad Lee of &s.0 Avenue, A . LCtCF u,,Ofl, .rc,e, z.ii.fl .o t.. uitu .oVr-)ear-v.. Cfl C-ames's, A fl&l uiinuflIDIf usir . ' u Appraiser Terry Goembel, is dinance on a police retirement • I I • Bu i l in BY JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer The measure, as presently expected to be adopted by the Fund. drawn by County Attorney Tom city council at 7:30 p.m. • CoAn aints Hear An amen d ment Freeman, holds railroad per- meeting today. Resolution 25 on the building sonnel liable for any blockage Other items on the agenda and toning moratorium on Lake longer than five minutes. The include: Mary Boulevard. penalty is a $500 fine and-or 60 An ordinance amending citizens regarding the conduct 'these people were his friends CouncUman Ernest Hendrix days in Jail. — First reading of a sign the4nobile home regulations to of the city building department and he had a lot of friends who suggested the council wait un til Lee said a dispatcher in require ground anc hors, set ordinance. by building official Ray did things like that.'" next week to question Ander- Tampa might be responsible for responsibility for owners, — — to inspect a building truss, had luncheon meeting yesterday, hosted Mrs. Mary Daniels accused (Continued On Page 2-A) Optimi sts p Sheraton Inn, contributions and pledges totaled nearly $92,700. United Way According to Campaign Chairman Jim Ra&a, the goal exceeds last year and falls short by 1.000. In the Pilot Division, Florida Power and Light Co. district office employes reported 100 per cent participation with 23 of 26 employes contributing "fair share" for total pledges in the amount of $2,652.12. Fourdee Inc., who conducts the UWS drive in April, pledged S25W, for IW per cent participation. Total incomplete reports of the Replat of Crystal Lak Thus, the engineer or railroad s ta ndards and existing travel A resoluti on on personnel aboard a particular trailers and mobile homes. tennial mini-park. Biccn- — ' ' •. commented, "Unless I'm dumb had shown them a "thank you he says he(Brathhaw)sollcite(I card and fresh $Ioo bill saying a bribe." I ,. '. i ,l , :.'-- low Vehicle Inspectors . "ç \! ' - q f 0 U $Lig - ". . .•• .:. Inspection at Seminole The count) commission County's motor vehicle in. decided Tuesday to initiate a - by Bob Thavcs FOUCH MY - . 70 YOU CAN'T BE SURE, AZ r= L. " ay Drive a '90 I -- TWAT BuLoE is IN YOUR . - ; 1L Aq )aR commission count) ordinance designed to literall>, with a crossing that into problems countlans ex limit blockages at railroad might be blocked longer than perience at railroad crossings crossings to five minu tes is the five minutes specified in the 'I would first want input 'unenforceable," ha v e tern ordinance from the people involved In porarily shoricircuited the The ordi nance Is in respo nse public sa fety," Hattaway sa id. county commission's pla ns to to complaints to trains blocking Commission Chairman Sid adopt such an ordinance. the crossing atSR46,a crossing ViJen Jr., defended the or- - - With one week and one day remaining in the 19175-76 campaign, United Way of Seminole County Inc, i UWS)has reached 60 per cent of the $154,.W goad. At the third report cDAKw AWfl Coliccy . - I Meeting for the first time as an In addition to Bradshaw and money was a gift from, investigative body, the city his attorney, Terrance W. "neighbors of Bradshaw who Commissioner D Ic k council Tuesday night delved Ackert of Altamonte Springs, lived here until 1972 long before (Continued On Page VA) into sworn compaint.s from there were more than 30 in- he knew the position of bui lding lm terested persons in the inspector existed." •• i W audien ce.Browning said he did not A complaint sign ed by Robert understand what Andersohn T Andersohn and J. T. Justi ce In was saying and sought to have r.11eged Bradshaw, when asked the affidavit dismissed. Daniels UV PRISCILLA S IVY - At 60 % Mark ' ...NDTHE MHV SAID, 'TAKE YOUR Picic ...FWO THOUSAND IN COLD CASH, OR WHAT*vtR -, feelings, there must be the sta te attorney ___ 1DRUVA14 jufM, ir Ti.( A -- evidence, added, i the covducted _____ so.was good nwetng, and that' s all 1 can say. 12 II con1inn s,wi• IA' // /1 I ', -- Herring said Tuesday. -But of this moment there's nothing to give Me jurisdiction to loow k Agu4uY E Is io c to pit' Torn DeWJ expressed pe r ise d at such an easy underst nd U ause ' itwas no deligh ted, ta feasible project,"DeWOIf said. Asked if h%~ thought his meeting with Herring had anything to do with the decision. DeWoV, an attorney, ' ,,,, ) :rr - ' by Gan lrudeau W AaKwom AM unty Co Then suggested the sheriff seek an additional extension to allow Rai -OffIcla is call Law Une- n orceable ._:% C ISCUS W allege are improprieties, you can perk it the way you with small abscesses and eventually loss of teeth suggested. develops. By returni ng the dogs DEAR DR. LAMB — I hope to a good diet with lots of enough and that's when she told not nearly the amount needed. ARC HI b between some brands of diet leads to loose teeth because decaffeinated coffee a nd calcium is lost from the bone regul.lar coffee as far as taste is around the root of the tooth. you can clear up this matter on calcium the dental problem nutrition. clea red up. My neighbor claims milk Milk is our main source of caused her teeth to abscess and calcium, and certainly growing decay, therefore she win not children with a growing give her grandsons milk while skeleton need 'its of calci um. they are with her (three There is no significant amount weeks), I gave them milk at my of calcium In fruit juice, and house, and they couldn't get some hard water has a Little but e the meeting had little or nothing to do with the commission's surprise decision Tuesday night no t to go ahead with chaseofthelo4-acresfteeastof Markham Woods Road Th lead f " I concerned If you like it perked Then gum disease (pyorrhea) -::--- — However, officials today say ( decaffeinaw it will say so decay. On the contrary, good WINTHROP , chase a 17 000 cia' i ' ____ formation, Milk does not cause coffee is abscessed teeth or dental decaffeinated. If a ______ 4 reversed its decision to pur- "— ,, -1 neutra.ze co.ee s not -- i 18,000, a figure the sheriff says has skyrocketed 30 per cent. With the ordinance the sheriff says the Joint Underwriters Association will be required to insure the police cruisers for $10,000 to $15,000 less than what insurance firms are presently bidding. The present carrier, Unite States Fire and Casualty, announced last month last )ear's insura fluc poli 1) renewed. because "sometimes the sheriff and I interpret an ordinance, and we disagree." Polk replied that by "Nov. 1, I will park all my vehicles." forced to get an additional 15day extension on his present policy past the first of next month, which was the final expiration date. County Attorney Torn ,, - I agree that it Is experiments in dogs have n hard to tell the difference shown that a calcium deficient SemI nol by Dkk Turner ' /j fines and forfeitures fund, the same fund the sheriff's budget appeal will be drawn from if that award is decided on by the By ED PRICK E77 Ilerald Staff Writer Scan t hour s after representatives from Markham Woods met wi th State Attorney Abbott Herring on Tuesda y . CARNIVAL eat a banana a day to provide home. Please straighten me out potassium. You suggested on this matter. if ra r juice DEAR READER Your may all have some neighbor mea ns fl, but measu of this -true or fa lse' DEAR READER — No. acid has been given the wrong in. o i P f R" reader from Sarasota - need( Or Potassium. What foods furnlsh it? One doctor who let., appear to be healthy normal hlSmaternitypatlentsuse fl uid children wi thout allergies. I pills prescribes also that they don't know what they get at Commission Chairman Sid 'ihlen Jr. recommended the $33,000 conic from the 12.86,783 Freeman requested time to study the sheriff's proposal, Adoption Delayed Declines being Interesting. In today's with a balanced hand that is hand Sherlock Holmes it too weak for a one notrump Partner is supposed St a Scur, his o if South. We hold no brief for to respond ' Scu'' 's bidding except that it had at least four clubs. We oot rm to a spot were un- will discuss this In our next usual defense b Holmes was week's columns, necessary for the defeat of the (For a copy of JACOB V contract. MODERN, send $1 to "Win West started out with three at Bridge," c/o this rounds of clubs. Almost newspaper, P. 0. Box 489, anyone would ruff that th ird Radio City Station, Now York, club automatically. Then N. V. 10019) Lamb update report on the in. stallation of $82,000 worth of safety features at the jail. —Sprinkler system is cornplete. —Heat and smoke detection system will be complete by Oct. 17. —Smoke injector installed by Nov. 1. —County maintenance work and alerted them to be on standby for a November inspection, Polk awaited only the word from the commission. The sheriff said he has persons lined UP to fill the positions and will begin processing applications today to allow for it training period before officials duties dead. to be completed by Oct. 21. In other business, the coinmission agreed to consider an ordinance submitted by Polk hich he says will allow him to secure cheaper rates for his fleet of police cruisers, However, the sheriff was County Jacoby Club". This bid, invented by Many of the hands from the 'Return of Sherlock If olmes — Osw3ld Jacoby in 1933, was Bri dge Detective' are old described than a your tun ers of the type known dS general utility man It is not forcing, but may be bid with Book hands That doesn't stop th em(rom just th ree clubs to an honor - are assumed when the jail reopens. Polk also gave the following Vihlen, the liaison commissioner on the jail, also said he has contacted state officials leaving 10 inmates and a jailer — By Oswald & James e Florida Cabinet in Tallahassee. swept thrnugh the facility, awarded $33,000 to hire the additional officers, a move he says will allow the jail which was dama g ed in a June 9 fire WaM3 L13w discuss we Short By Lwrence F La mb, MD BUGS BUNNY reopening the Seminole County Jail which will erase $1,000-aday fees paid other counties to house the jail's inmates. At a county commission meeting Tuesday, Pok was pily for his second trump trick. i..J. to reopen Nov. 1, or shortly thereafter. Inmates were moved out and Jail doors closed the day the fire the last major holdup to — " to finesse twice against East's king-10-nine. The defense would wind up with three tricks they had started with and no more. Holmes didn't ruff. Instead he made the apparently insane play of discarding a diamond South was in. lie led a dia mond to dummy, finessed once in trumps, noted the 4-0 break, but could do no better than lead a second diamond, Holmes ruffed this, got out desired today. Minor in. fractions could easily be blown out of proportion. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19) Steer clear of anything involving a high degree of mental skill today. Your powers of co nct,ntrition are not Of) to your usual standards, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) This is a day when your financial blessings are a mixed bog. You could show a tidy profit, but It Is highly unlikely DEAR DR LAMB — Since so mans times coffee Is eliminated from a person's diet for various reasons, please answer this. Is "acid neutralized" considered Sheriff John Polk has been given the okay to hire four additional correctional officers By OSWALD and JAMES JACOHY SAGIT'rARJUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your patience with the family leaves a great deal to be Sanford, Florida .12771—Price 10 Cents Four More Jailers Okay ed; Reopening Set IN AT BRIDGE -- ge %...Offe 68th Year, No. 47—Wednesday, October 13, 1975 OCL 15. 1975 The coming year will be a profitable one if you're not afraid to lake on added responsibilities. Those who give you more work will also be ready to increase your rewards. - Read Label To JU YOUR BIRTHDAY you'll be prudent enough to do you'll not only bug those you're with, but even yourself. LI BRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Slow down a bit today. Nothing you have to do is that urgent that you have to put a strain on your nerves or disturb your peace of mind, are concerned in them. You'll SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) please some, but others will be Mind your P's and Q's socially disappointed, today. There are people you GEMINI May 21-June 20) could turn off if you persist in Today you'll leave a host of acting like a bull in the china details go till the last minute. shori spection stations (SIVI) will pilot program in this county take a new twist — inspectors which would allow the MVI will adjust headlights at the operators to adjust headlights station ' ..,ii ,., t,~ j•,• •, y.. without sending for free, when such an ad- disgruntled motorists packing. justment is possible. Commissioner Mike Hatweeks ago instructed Public Safety Direct or Gary Today ....5A Comics -............... SB Crossword. GH Editorial ......... 4A Dcar Abby ........ IC stations operate on a competitive basis. And in Orange County , Kaiser said it is now procedure" to adjust lamps at NIVI stations. • ' ' . , • - : )' "' - . . - . '' -. - FRISBEE 1-- 2 Ile only girt competing at Casselbert) Elementary School's PLA YOFFS Kaiser to look into the feasibility of adjusting Bridge Calendar - . - 1"risbee playoffs, Debbie Spraker, (photo above), 9 yran old and inNlrs. Blair's fourth grade class, qualified with a 33 yard rmrd school principal C M Ha (photo right displays his form in F risbee throwing. Herald Photo by Tom incent) K ' -' . • headAction r ed On S'*I dewalk � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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BEETLE Mort -Is IIEY.' TfIAT ,, L.00K LIRE PENCIL NEW I IGET U, V 4 BEETLE.' I GET 7ERE ) ____ I1111 THE BORN LOSER w ic PET (UNK UR ER... le ! ~~,_~_ I I? I _____ ~3_~ , ~ r 1~_ - / ~ .C- 1 IYi GLAD STUDt'ING T1E A/,f5g/C,4// QEvOLur/o,v,i NOT THE FREWCHJJ I i ,. `, T, 1, ,1 , - . I - _______ C -1 .. - f. w. , ,$ ... . I - y I 41C:1 "_r___Z~ - -- 1 _______ , or / ~)_ - O=n BUGS BUNNY bySt o If e & Heumd hi F YOU VANr TO OFF. HAVE DINWER.. ( PrR"' HERE, YOU'LL L d' LJST HAVE TO )' (\ ', WAIT UMilL rv FINISHED AN, ELMERg KNOCK 17 I V 24; .S #.* :- AND T"T GOES FOR Yo T 0, 2\' ir s'..' . ' i / ; - ~ 1 I' i 4 ,~/ rr = . Aa . / 6 I= . .1 , __ - _10-2 10-21 - ) BLONDIE ChiC OUflQ I'M PL"NG ~- I THIS IS % MY HORSE PINTO COWBOY It ~( f7I i "N - ki ,~ I k , I I . . U 1b , I Ai It 1. -- --- - 11I I - . 111, . *,,I W~ , - - - 4 '. I __~ . ob . 0 F\__1 ri; , t __ I I D I , ) ~p . ) - "=~~ . THATIS A DOGGY. ,A I wNow.- my maT)4Esz LOOKING HORSE UMLDN'T LET ME BRING A REAL WORSE INTO CW . ____ ..' .". .. ____ ..., PRISCILLA'S POP WHERE WAVE YOU BEEN ALL k %LJ '. 0 JI V, P-1-1 .Irv! , W 11 "I'll, no 1 1~z 'OltTII ID) 64 #A 7 &A K 86 54 EAST WEST A K 1098 a7 5 1032 £ Q 107 •6 4 £ l 93 2 sot TH AAQJ32 - North-South vulnerable West North East South Pass 4\ T Pam 5.N. T. Pass 7 N I Pa ss 64 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - 10 V ARCHIE Jim: "it might be a good mples of the entry finesse our Maine ader asks about." Oswald "Here is a simple mample. South's bidding can = be explained I by stating that he was an important expert trying to show off for some slow-playing tyros." J Jim: "Seven notrump was a definite overbid. yet if North held some extra values such e queenjack there would be thirteen tricks available if diamonds broke." Oswald: "Needless to say', READING A2 RE S' 21 BUNK ET LONG' REROS' ~ - ~ Ill - I _ - 1- I . ! • I ii (AJAT OtJR FIP'AL U)EE (A.IT4 W k ! `r. US TO E3r-- A HAPPq ONCE - # ) ; _____ I - ; r' 'a','!, [I -i (Ti 1. (. .- -. .4 _ . ( # . x . Q~0,.SC -0 - ~9 I I EL 10-2.1 I __1 f man, 0 H Is R ' DOO1'4ESBVHY ' hOLD IT ' ih J UIDW Sf:Liv1: x' y TH TO d ' I " VE 6W MANNATrAN. F/ ________ 1 I SffM4W "Yamn W ma I -;- - - - l -- 4-JT I I I -' - ____ •- .. / .. - : /. I I . 41 2 - ' :.::i _j.. • ., S _. I - ~Jliijtj.k 11~ . . ~:. -1 # -- :1 `I. ; I !, -_ ~ .w ,o."-_ - . ., ., .7 "I I& I* ., 1. / . .-- . i .~ _X ~_~-.-~ t 1 11 1 i l!i . I-1 ~ -~;;:-_.-.--_ - - -:;Z-.-!I- I __N.,_, -_. 0 * 1 , . .. __ , r, -i~,; 4_z! i ;. \\ N~ " ~ __ :,. k. 11 I .- : = UfItIe5 The rust to house aarded $3300') to hire four hookup" Seminole County inmates in additional correction4l officers However, immediately' surrounding facilities Is Proudloot said today "Once means up to one week, he ad estimated at 111,000-a-day. It is they ismoke e 4e-106-3 -il arrive, ded. that daily figur e VihIen they can be installed imIn the meantime, Seminole working to erase. mediately because the County is payi ng up to $1,000-a1-ast Tuesday, Polk' was receptacles are ready for day to surrounding counties, . n shipment of safety equipment has delayed the projected Nov 1 opening date of the Seminnle County Jail, an official confirmed today. Jail Administrator George Proudfoot said five smoke ejectors_shippedaccordjngto memo on Oct. 24 are . - I' * ening Op is , Kimbrough, Williams Object . Pos tion - i I . - - .- t WEAVING ER WEB . iLI . ' __ SHORT RIBS __________________ IN ORDEPTO AVOID 'THE KIN& HAS PISHAQMONY IN C)FCIC>ED NOT IZD PRI177 EITHER -rZ:) ' ) JltaI i L by Frank Hill kic -4-rr if, 4 -THr= ~ lL'>DLE--, - ''I'll 0;= I ~ ~ IEW _Y11V m ING K)OW .- 17 L I I I . U ._ . .. - A. 0 . ___________________ o.ti ._____ CIO -f I / ,<'~r I '- X fl1. to was Gordon mission d pproved Monday night by ft Meyer and Julian stno prohibiting the keeping of fowl 2 VOLt, moved and seconded the Monday's high U. OveraIt Qty Commion within feet of residences. low 64. There was a trace of Allen 7ane, one of the two motion, Mdyor Lee Moore and developers, said that he and his C o rn in I s s I o n e r rain. A . A . vacating and abandoning alleys Partly cloudy through part.tter Robert Patrick, had McClanahan opposed it. day with a aftht chance decided that a supper club Zane said "we completely between Holly Avenue and (if it sbower on Wedoemby. would be a more practical reversed our thinking" in ap. L r Avenue, and between hubs In the mid BOi. Lows In operation than a discotheque, plying for instead West First Street and Corn. 70 Variable mostly lie said discotheques are of a discotheque with beer and - mercial Street was placed on first reading. east winds around 10 mph. RaW popular now "but it m.ight be a wine. probability Wednesday 20 per fad." "There's nothing in thi The commission adopted The new supper club would county like this," 7A.,te Said. cent. ordinance closing. vacati ng and Page include two dance ioors and Details and tides are Knowles said Zane's lans abandoning portions West liv enter ta inment plus salad IU go to the State's Hotel andl 14th Street A ., I I -- on a p _11MIS ~ J - - ' y \' - )L - on a V I, rcised toriditional use bar and a lull steak md lo Restaurant Commission for 5* permit allow the establish- ster"rnenu,accordingtone approval before the City 1248 ment of a supper club with it will be located at the former Iluilding Department reIews WEATHER "."-I i ~f HE'LL SI-Ay - A Obituaries Sports Ill to Council Approves Supper Club 19 - ____ , By FL) PRICKLU Herald. Staff Writer ('1 Ja4111 ' I - - ,i 1 J we __._ L I arl - _ ,AV- /3.IWA" MY 1sttM,&' a by T. K. Ryan ACITRILIRAT 14I F P.IONTHI . - De Iays Coun Doubts Are Expressed On New City all Site • I'm "A. _mt .0 ___________________ . ! / " ; . . .1J ` , - '_ - . e ivery Today B' G Ii Trudeau I I It4PIAN oiTU 0 P GANNot, 'The placekicker on Junior 's Peewee League team didn't show up for practice yesterday! I Is f I . f. her heirf i E Is for her eyes . u es TUMBLE WEEDS ANP SA I, I 0 6 k i Ill - Q __ 1 1, - - quipmen . I by Bob Thc,res I k . e proct FRANK AND ERNEST ,r,r,<, . a _ i I - •, ________ / -- . • on ____ - I - - - -- I - __L I - I ___________ L, I -- IV ejectors are the last of Two county commissioners fie said the problem as he firm of William R. Hough Co.. a some $82,000 worth of sa. ; said today they will Oppose the views it is the county has no firm which is seeking to pur. . . equipment which was. to be ordinance creating an goals* and objectives. chase $2.4-milhon in N)nds from installed before an inspection executive assistant to the . And, Williams says, thm thecounty. 0 by state officials and eventual commission when it comes up goaIs and objectives should be The county will use the . . . . Commissioner John Morris said 1. drawn up by June 9 fire. the commission, money for purchase of Indian he understands the estinute _1 f2 1 Both County Commissioner not by a $25 000-a ear Hills and Conser UtiliUe . .-_;.% "I would say we are going to _ ~ T- . W1 cost for the sidewalk woWiil be - _-.r 7~~M _,-~ be late. We have not received a John Kimbrough and Dick assistant. two firms the city of 1 -- . al.U&I . I about $4,400. 1?-_XX * -- W, r-~, _M / I confirmation on the equipment Williams say they will vote in County Comminim ChairV ~` . -A I---: .I I is bi:4 shipped by WPOsition, while Commi,sgion give away - part of our bt'Y before un cotmty entered . ix I .i --which . man Sidney L WhIen Jr. wrote V It 10 wuUmv _.. Knowles tat week about the 'S4 he favors the measure as ded. . . Owe We cjectm aIt - Ti ve Caziselberri lifayor Bw Gf wr 27th Street sidewalk project: I =*t*. _5R I ~; presently drawn by the county's .I appealed the county's bow "The . , Both Kimbrough 27th I Street sidewalk and I 'i__ 11 If close to a wftk before On- are consultant E.H. -Woody" 0 - V issue seems to carry on and Underwood. Commissioner Williams stressed they weren't W Al * , ~ :, . __ insWled. .. ~ , .--in opposition to creation of That appeal, county officials .-..__ on and on, and again, I have , o r a I ir__ ____ . I .0 - - * Commission Chairnwn Sid alike Ilattaway and Harry i some type of county manager, say, will cost $90,000 in Interest asked for an update from Vihlen Jr. had hoped money alone paid to owners of County Engineer Bill Bush, and , / . O new but they both said they oppose the two util ti i inapec tion by state officials. i es. the ordinance as it's currently hopefully, we can work together ', position.drawn. * And Last week Sheriff John Polk 4 ' and get something done this Grier's appeal went to the the commission all F'ramed by a web of twine, Pretty Kathy Kuhrt entraps many an Informed "The way the thing is drawn Ume," Vihlen wrote. work is completed or will be Kimbrough also said the Florida Supreme Court it was appreciative glance u she weaves an Intricate macrame P Conunissioner Jullan Sten. out it violates some showdown could well be a dropped. Now, county officials complete by the Nov. 1 str management principles. The "Io5jng d the issue has been V e appears to be- except or battle" if the other say a !g-month time lapse has smoke ejec- po hopelessly tied up in Imots, Kathy explains ftt thetraditional sition has a vague description th e bouncing back 'and forth from created a different bond market tors. re b the City to the County Corn. American craft of macrame is actually a lot easier than it looks. and is ambiguous," Kimbrough to favor t ordinance. which could cost the county,s Upon learning of the holdup, said. mission for nine years t axpayers as much as $280,000 Vihien Immediately set out to The executi v e assistant In other action, the comin addition to the $90,000 in correct the problem. And Williams said he would designation grew !rom the tide mission authorized Knowles to "I'm going to work on that like to sit down and rediscuss which was assigned default payments. contact DOT and the county to today. We can't afford another the ordinance and come up with when commisdonem failed to solve a "slippery" problem in delay. It will be an extremely something that would give agree even on a name for the director of environmental . the area of 25th Street and top priority matter," the more power to the county,s new position, Underwood services, says the interest rate Airport Boulevard. Knowles chairman said. departmental (hrectors. suggested executive assistant On bonds was 6.4 per cent last OT officials promised to After the fire swept through ' . because, he said, it infers less January. compared to a 7.5 per send a -&kid crew" in to run the Jail, leaving 10 inmates and "We have certain expertise, power than county manager. cent rate at present. sts f the hazardous a jailer dead, inmates were and it w ould be foolish to bring Also on tap is a presenta tion Grier says he acted The commission tabled a behalf 8) JOE ASKREN "so we would know what lies a site) somewhere e," said moved to jails in surrounding in somebody," Williams said from the Orlando investment of City Council. National Bicentennial Herald Staff Writer underneath.' Commissioner Julian Sten . %. . Classification project for the City Managtr Warren F sm , . ... -City of Sanford, which Knowles The location for a new San (pete) Knowles said he un Moore said that now is not a ,. vit I said would require "con- ford Cit yflail may be up in thI I I derstands the controversial good time to sell a bond issue .. ~. L' 0 'I I I siderable time, required air apain as a result of second property fronting _~ r' !~_ !!-_Z-1 French for the new City Hall because ~ L p about $9,000 in thoughts expred by some A v enue and Seminole Bl%d on the bond market is bad / funds, and work" Knowles City Commissioners Monday th In a rela ted matter, the / , e lakefront 'will take a ten asked that the city 'forego' night regarding commission denied a $375, land story building" ko this 'A pi cparatlon costs with the offer of the former Food Fair _ • ' However, Commissioner designatcA 14 acre city-owned Complex and adjoining stores ~ ~ 4'1* i may cost the city $50,000 in land W_ E John Morris suggested the landfill acreage. ---- ;" _-S1__12__V_ W 1 _ . matter be tabled to allow local Mayor Lee Moore told fellow . . / civic groups time and the op- cominissioners he has reser- the commission should consider [fall. I ~ ~ (' ffiIL % I f . *6.. N, portunity to assume the project. vatiorn about the use of the buying another site. 1% ; %- e George Barley, representing *17 . r _. F "' _ "Maybe we ought to get I - l;,. t. . I landfill acreage which was . 1. 115a., Food Fair Properties, offered i /I __ designated last month as the serious about the design o C the '2,950 square feet including new city hall said ,Ioore i t - - I ___ _ ! site for a new City Hall P parking space to the city. 4 . I sometime in the future - and Moore said city franchises Knowles, who recommended ,t "" 17 the offer be rejected said no I - - ~ - - X~,, - I _ *f I '0 Around The Clock 4A Works Department complex. Southern Bell and Cablevision land area is available for future W 7 .. Bridge......................88 Moore suggested the would provide about $1.8 growth and the structural .. ' •-• _ff V .............. .: s of the new building million which would be enough -sign of the building is "in- , Comics - - ........... - 8B tx- designed and located on the to build a new City flail. I I sufficient for future needed ~I Crouword 6B site and soil borings be taken ,,Maybe have look (for modification mly7W. V-. _~_ _ Editorial 4A , Ai I I i Dear Abby................. -6A ~~ .~ T__ . ~ - Z_k--om )i - (~T_ -. solv rograms, .., . __ I I _____ t 4 114 . ______ A-1- : Dick Tumor = -- -- -- II .1 & for the experts? Write "Ask the Jecobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys will answer individual questions it stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The a most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) A AD I I fine and-or 60 days in Jail in case crossings are blocked for longer than five minutes. "We can't live with that time limit," Smith said. After the railroad officials had argued that it tak es from seven to nine minutes for a vain to deara crossing, County Attorney Tom Freeman suggested the proposed ordinance could be rewritten to include a 10-minute time limit. Olson, speaking for Auto Train, said the problem would be ameliora ted within 3o days. He said he intended to assign a man to rail crossings to measure the time required to clear the train fhL iirubluii ldti k ed ithou( an or, dinance,' Smith said "Win 30 days you will see an improve ment." . !I i -_ -- ____ missioners their companies would find ways to relieve the crossing blockage problem within 30 days. Commission Chairman Sid Vien criticized railroad personnel for their slowness at the SR 46 crossing on Thursday of last week. He said the personnel "showed no consideration whatsoever" for motorists waiting at the crossing. ViHen also said the railroads had not a dressed themselves properly to the problem, which he said had been present for five years, Monday's work session came about after Smith and J.H. Lee, a United Transport Union offic ial, ipp ti c'l at the last corniniion wetting to protest a proposed ordinance making railrokid personnel liable to the extent of a M S f Jf I V ( , - .- a state secondary road. Knowles said the county dismvered a right-of-way last Ir year which involved the State (Do you have a question ==:= ____________ 11 Today's article illustrates it. South has bid too much and needs two entries to dummy in order to take two spade finesses. Ile provides one by 0 extra finesse 0 u y seven of diamonds. by X by Bob Montana 1. ( . ~l CAN _ O HOLD I , ..I - A _'~ r**'IT SAYS HERE THAT-S' HERE'S A C-.UY WHO WT BOOK OF THAT THE WORLD'S A LOT HIS NAME IN THE BOOK WORLD LOWAST BED IS OF BY HOLDING TWELVE Commissioner Gordon Meyer questioned the progress of a needed sidewalk on 27th Street between U.S. 17-92 and Sanford e Avenue for pupils walking to Pinecrest Elnntary Sctool. Meyer said this project has been "in since Knowles said It's up to the county to get the cost estimate A Maine reader wants to know what an entry establishing finesse is. This play is sometimes call- By Oswald & James Jacoby ~ _____________________ Id A ' - i 5V lla&$ f., I I note that II West had played his ten of diamonds on South s live spot, the extra entry to dummy would have been killed 95 I-- i iiig - _____ i my's seven. When it held he finesscd a spade, entered ~ dummy with the ace of discarded his two little spades on the ace-king of clubs finessed again and made his grand slam I LO 7 Milton Smith, Seaboard Coast Line vainmaster for Sanford, said today that although the best answer to the traffic blockage problem at the SR 46 crossing was an overpasa, his company will initiate efforts to trim the blockage time as much as possible. "An overpass is the answer," Smith said. "It should have been built 15 years ago." The trainmaster said Seaboard Coast Line will counsel the crews who Lake the trains across the tracks 'to find the most expeditious a to iit Uu trains u ru ithout keeping the gaas down so long." sidewalk is two-thirds in the county and one-third In the city, according to City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles. ______________________ Knowles said the survey and cost estimates were complete t week. Knowles al wrote V County PubUc Works Director Robert Andrew last week .A requesting county cooperation and a reduction of the speed :imiLi on SR. 46A, West of I iinters n tersection at lrkood Drive in view of a recent 'bad ac ross C g Details of the procedures used by railroad personnel at the crossings are so technical that the public has difficulty understanding them, Smith said. lie added that the railroad had cut down on gate clown-time by two or three minus in the last few day3, Asked if the railroad could trim the required time to the five minutes called for in a proposed ordinance, Smith said "No way. We'll be lucky if we can get the time down to seven to nine minutes, and from time tc time we'll have trouble with that." s orl 1on lk(I yesterda y, Smith an A Q Olson, ice president in charge of operatiorri for Auto Train, told county com- ter __ the dummy was a disappointS 27 ment.Still.therewasoneslim chance and South took it At trick two he led his five of - I i I Rol ByAUDIEMURPIIY Herald es P I ed __________________________ k loc ~ de, 4~ )&::~1 ,V .f 1) 1_1~ R R . - . 9 t I I . I 11 P - 44 t~ t ./ I1 I _10' -, Z B OSV,Al I) 21)d JtMES JUOBY By Roger Q00 4 - 11 i ~ %, - ". , LOSE SOME U IN i, , -T I _J -I ~~ ..., , _J . fl1, ~ 1~__ ~ HELMDEAR! WAVE A NICE) WILL (YO FURIOUS. _N FUNNY BUSINESS by Al Vermur I I WIN AT BRIDGE CARNIVAL %11 ______________________________________________ ___________________________________ Saord City Commissioners Monday night committed ;i,o for the construction of a sidewalk needed on S.R. 46A from Irkwood Drive to Vihlen Road for Idyllwilde Elemen. thu' School children. Commistioners said they hoped the Count) Commission will Wthormzt in their miietting today the • m ' Lamb and never have and stay trim '4 and fit by Jogging or playing tennis regularly. When I play tennis in the hot, humid weather the heat really bothers me. Some of my friends exercises, gets excited or even have told me this is a sign of with such disorders as an high blood pressure. I have my overactive thyroid. Your arteri blood pressure checked twice a ear, and it has always been smaller In response to normal. Nevertheless, this chemicals manufactured by bothers me. Would you corn- your body or by simple reflex ment on the relationship of heat action of opening closing os t people on to blood pressure, if any 1 arteries DEAR READER - The seem to realize that the renex program you are following puts action is almost as rapt you ma far be tter risk category blink of your eye, so Id!' to avoid heart and vascular pressure can change sease. If you continue your Several determinations in a row o am you have a far better may be entirely different, chance to enjoy years of good particularly if a person is health than Your COfl anxlc*is Duringexercise,Ifyouarein temporaries who smoke, don't t verwet ht good condition, the arteries ise nd You need to understand how tend to open as the heart pumps - out more blood. This enables trolled, For more detailed in. the blood to move faster to all formation send 50 cents for The your muscle cells and without Health Letter number 1.8, too much of a load on the heart. Blood Pressure. Just address The pressure does go up, t- -ever. your request to me in care of 1. .i,-It and humidity cause this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, e 'er one S heart o wor NY 10019. Be mwe to enclose a harder. As the heat is increased long, stamped, self-addressed in experimental situations, the heart rate and blood pressure env-elope for mafling. in general your blood Increase markedly. Heat, pressure is controlled by two humidity and exercise combine factors, how much blood your to have an additive effect on the heart pumps out into your heaft That is why a person's arteries and how large the exercise capacity is limited on openings are in the arteries for hot., humid days compared to the blood to now through. You cooler days. Hospital patients blood pressure will increase if with marginal heart function do your heart pumps out more better in a cool room thafl one blood. This occurs when one that is warm. by Larry Lewis t I! Dr. might call me a health nut I'm ' t CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I 3ELIVE THE 3EST WA TO UNDE RSTAND 4ISTO IS TO EXPEINCE ITS SEll' 4G FIRST-HAND ; 4 I - I 4"r Bl ood And Hot Weather po ••- ____ ____ *Walk Funds Okayed s to / TOC&i ' \ 'T ... AQUARIUS (Jfl 20-Feb. 19) You'll be fortunate through Your material prospects are far will be surprisingly large. have the opportunIty You'll social contacts. above average today. If you LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) day to turn a difficult TAURUS (April 20) play your cards ait should huwhaPortant without upsetting anyone else your ally. Don't settle for less LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your matter ill look upon) n the in any important opinion onaniniportant issue requests with favor today. Seek i nvolved. PISCES Feb.20-M:rch) dealings. r M 21-June 20 Y ha ve n special points SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Reward you're The good g news you've hoped for make not's e time to do It. Conditions with a direct affect of will come from service r(orined today. Be , extra ' upon your work or career are er you more beneficial at this time persistent. Finish than you may realize. Be alert start. YOUR BIRTHDAY for opportunity. (kt.23, 15 SAGLUARIUS (Nov. Dec. There will be a rise in 21) You'll be able to spot ssibilities today that others prestige and s ta tus for you this will overlook Back your coming year that will come about quite unexpectedly. lady ____________________ judgment with action. (Dec. 22-Jan. Luck will help arrange It. CAPRICORN 17_ DEAR DR LAMB - You - ... Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . : W Runic"! Oct. 28, 1975 own. before by Art Sonsom -_____-~ _______________________ to ÜL' 60 1h Year, No. SR-Tuesday, . I : (r . I[] IC 4 ri I, AR1 21. II the but you . 22) 19) You will eventually profit h Your enthusiasm Is easily annels of com- Two good deeds u put interests of those aroused today. Others wil find munication. the past are about bear your u love you a fun person to be around. CANCER (June 21-July 22t The rewards from one _______ i II L 11 14 4 ______________________ BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL For Tuesday, October 28, lyij / I I -_ - •%W COOKIN&.'! LI -/ I P Walker )CLJ CAN EAT AT TI1E PX iF )CU DON'T ~ I HOROSCO E BAILEY ., ~ - 0-4-4 &_\ . ~_ f, * P< - . 4 .. . ;~ --- - - I ,q t- SIDEWALK ART EXHIBITION SET - I - ~ -Tt __. - _'~ ~ -- - __ 4_d __ - .X Paintings, craft work, sculpture and ceramics WM be displayed outside stores almg Ent First Street during the annual Downtown Sanford SidewalkArt Show, Nov. 14 and 15. Among the area artists preparing their work for this exhlbition sponsmd by the Downtown Business Assit. and the Sa n ford-Sem inole Art Assn. are (from left) Fra nces Lyon, Dorethea Strosnider and Charles Strosnider. - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday,Oct.2s. Pleads Guilty . .. . I. -; I.. .. I I " -ft;".. I "'i NMON p. . _ pj, i, _ . 'i _ . - - ___ P. __% I- .-!. 1 "I # _j •• -': • -. :' , ... . - - -- ____ _________ ...., t ........L I . - - * . __ ,'., Under provisions th Credit po woman cannot be asked whether she plans to have children, and lenders cannot assume from loan ap plicants' ages that they are likely to become parents. Lenders cannot use discouraging comments or delays In processing of li ns as a of sex or marital discrimination. .-.. '---'- rtunity Act, a - 1. ________ ____ - subtle form - --.-.-- .- — -4 q— -. - __ -J — - March 20 burglary of a when the girl grabbed a 4 residence on Markham Woods shotgun. He said he Just stood, _ Road near Lake Mary there and was wounded In the -.t Boulevard. leg before he ran from the _J u4J Circuit Court Judge A. J. house. Circuit Judge Virgil B. _________ . •: llosemann Jr. allowed Asbury ____________________ to re main free on bond pending Conklirig Monday lined Albert completion of a pre-sentence Black, of 133 Carver Ave .r•—•--I_I_I_ investigation (PSI) Sanford $100 for contempt f As part of plea bargaining court Black failed to answer a negotiations, Assistant State witness subpoena for the May •--Atty. Charles Gordon dropped 16 trial of Willie Thomas YY tary School carnival were (from left) other charges pending against Harris. Harris was convicted ofb Mark Tucker, second prize for dergarten through 2ad grade; Ed -. ______ Fromme Showdown Nears sch uled hearing on a ,. ._ LUlLJM omas WINNERS Department - • Po ice unt Younci Gunman but Panel Expected To Approve WASHINGTON OP)— The Sena te Banking Commit tee is expected aid York week, but it may not contain the kind of help that New York of fi cials are seeking. Sen. Adlal E. Stevenson Ill, 1)-ill., and committee Chairman William Proxmire, D-Wls., met Monday night to disuss their differences over proposed aid plans, and Proxmire said be was hopeful a compromise would be reached this week so a bill can be reported to the Senate. But Proxmire, who has been the guiding force behind committee efforts to get an aid bill to the floor, continued to insist that any measure that comes from his panel will contain a provision requiring New York State to levy a special tax to aid the troubled city. State officials have scorned such a proposal. to approve federal for New City this Life-Or-Death Word Awaited MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) —A th decision the Karen Anne Quinlan can is expected within weeks in a legal battle th could go to the highest court In the nation-, Agumen ts be(oriuperIor Court Judge Robert Muir Jr. ended Monday, but Muir said he needed time to weigh the complex medica l testimony before rendering decision. The paren ts of Miss Quinlan, 21, have asked Muir to allow them to unhook a respirator which keeps her breathing and "let her the with dignity." The young woman has been in a coma for six montha, living in what doctors have described as a "persistent vegetative state" wi th no chance for recovery. llfe-ordea th two at his Hoover's Power Described WASHINGTON (AP) — The late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover "work ed directly wider me," the tt general "I'm not sure he worked directly for So spoke John N. Mitchell, once regarded as the most Powerful member of President Richard M. Nixon's by his own admi sion, unable he man whose name is synonymous with the FBI, which he headed from on in 1935 until his dea th In Mitchell 's obser va tion last Friday before the Senate in. telllgence committee drew a laugh, as he intended. But, at the same time, it filled In a portrait of Hoover that has been emerging piece by piece during th e committee's hearings on illegal activi ties of the FBI, CIA and other intelligence agencies. former a orney said. me." Cabinet but, to control t It creati 1P72. Congress To Change Rule WASHINGTON (AP) — After years of deba te, Congress is moving to end the practice of a llowing banks free use of billions of federal tax dollars deposited in accounts that draw no interest. As of late September, the federal governmen t billion in bank accoun ts th er il th banks holding the funds for the government were paying no Interest, they were able to Invest It and make money on had $2.5 at pay no int est. Wh e e it. Rep. Wright Patinan, [')'Tex., has been figh ting for more than a decade to end wha t he said amounts to an enormous government subsidy to banks and to om interest paid on the so-called tax and loan accounts. get s e New Look At Forced Busing WASHINGTON (AP) — Both the Ford administration and Congress ng a new look at forced busing as a mea ns of achieving school In tegration. As a .Senate panel opens hearings today on proposed constitutional amendments that would ban (arced busing altogether. administration officials are reviewing possible alternatives to busing. Sen. John G. Tower, R-Tex., disclosed it news conferenet Monday that President Ford has ordered the Justice Departmen t and the Department of Health, FducaUon and Welfare to "extensively review" options. are taki rerrorist Condemns Bombings MIAMI (AP) — Cuban exile terrorist Humberto Lopez r. says he condemns the bombings reportedly dare by hli ickers to protest his jailing on a weapons.tharge wtcn. "1 thank all those people who have sympathized "lth lY cam, but Idoit want that sympathy to be J*id ai ns a4to the harm those who have nothing to do ith our tragedy," Lopez said Monday In a statement reasedbyhislawyer. "I condemn the commission of actions thit would being I ath, destruction or wounding of Innocents," he W. of armed breaking and entering Assistant State Atty. Claude and larceny of a firearm. Van Hook said Black was On Oct. 1 a circuit court Jury subpoena ed to testify that his found John Thomas Richards, identification had been stolen. 1 rece iving and concealing a were used in the passing of the . IUs •'-..--"o IVIVVI3IULI aiuien by clomR. Sheriff's Investigators today $15,000 bond on three counts of Asbury and James Arthur Onie, Harris was sentenced to eight pressed a search near uttering forged Instruments, Of OthIflCIo, in the burglary of manins In Jail in the check case. Casselberry for a Juvenile Bill W. Hammock, 2&year- the Markham Woods Road robber who held a clerk at rial was scheduled today old Orlando landscaper, was home. gunpoint at a dry cleaners before Circuit Court Judge Aj Onle, who earlier pleaded Hosemann Jr. for Eddie being held without bond today before tossing a money bag in county jail on a charge of guilty to burglary and turned Williams, 24, of Midway, and over the head of a witness who state's evidence broke in the Tommy Louis Saunders, 26 of chased him into a near by Probation violation, wooded area. Sheriffs deputies today were theft ring cases, testified that Sanford Route Two. investigating the theft of tiu-ee he and Asbury broke into the Both defendants are accused Deputies reported the clerk, rosewood and leather easy house and took the television Of resisting sheriff's U. Roy his. Jeris Parsons, of Orlando, chairs from a van at Scan and stereo equipment. Onle Hughey with violence to his engaged a nervous Juvenile stantine chased the youth on was at Cora Grant at Imports, Candace Drive, Fern said the TV was sold to POn. Williams also is acgunman In conversation for foot and the boy threw the that address during a domestic Park, and the pouring of 10 Richards for ;i. aised of assault and battery. nearly a half hour after he money bag containing the argument. Two other admitted "steal to pounds of sugar Into the Deputies said the charges are demanded "all the money" holdup loot back over Con. Patrolmen Ray Bronson and vehicle's fuel tank. In connection with a melee In before he took a bank deposit stantine's head, onto the hood of Joe Dullard reported the arrest Deputy J.M. Patton reported Yates Jr., of Casselberry, and the parking lot uf DeLuxe Bar, his car. bag containing of Ford Freeney Jr., Cowan 500 gallons of chlorine bleach James Davis, of Orlando, have Southwest Road, Sanford, on checks and fled from Parisian Officers said Constantine Moughton Terrace, on charges and a 50-foot electrical . testified in several trials in Sept. 21 in which deputies Cleaners, Butler Plaza shop. took the bag, containing all the of assault with intent to commit tension cord were taken by connection with the theft ring, arrested Williams. ping center, SR436 and Howell cash and checks taken In the a felony and use of a firearm In thieves at Sluder Floral Co. Yates has admitted ioo 150 of On Monday, Judge Hoaemann robbery, back to the cleaner& commission Branch Road. of a felony. Florida Inc., on South Beardall burglaries but hasn't been sentenced 21-year-old George Deputy Jim Beebe said the • Officers said a shot was fired Ave., east of Sanford. The charged In Seminole aliKe he Byrd, of Sanford, to one year in's. As the boy, believed to be suspect was described as toward George Washington, of bleach and cord are valued at furnished detailed Information Jail for probation violation. about 14 years old, ran from the having curly blonde hair and Higgins Terrace, during a $220, according to sheriff's to sheriff's agents that resulted cleaners, Ms. Parsons ran after wearing dark-colored Byrd was charged with pants, a disturbance at the Cowan reports. in mid-August raids and the manslaughter in February 1974 him yelling to passersby, red shirt and a blue windBill Young, of Melbourne, arrest of 13 suspects In the In connection wi th the dea th of Nick Constantine, of Sanford, breaker Jacke t. He was armed Moughton Terrace public ci assistant basketball coach at with a nickel-plated revolver, housing apartment complex, told deputies that a $450 citizens cases. Wade Warren. On May'28, 1914 Eugene James DeCook, 29 band radio and Davis said he faces amplifier were charges Byrd pleaded guilty to the Edgewater HIghSCIIOOI, chased Sanford police the youth Lei his car the young two arrests In two separate 141 LIlac, Casselben-y, was taken when his auto was In both Orange and Seminole lesser and Included offense of jailed on $5,000 bond by burglarized at Sprague Elec. Counties. suspect fled on a bicycle, aggravated culpable negligence and was assault In. Casselberry Police on a charge tile, U.S. 1742, Longwood. In other circuit court deputies said. actions, sentenced to 18 months vestlgatlons. of carrying a concealed Kathy Waggoner reported t Jackie Lee Perry, 19, When the boy Jumped off the 120 probation. Patrolman Richard Bennett Sanford police that a $111 lawn bicycle In a wooded area on the said Eudell Martha Grant, 20, firearm. 'S Sherl(f's detective Sgt. W.A. mower was stolen from an open north side of the Plantation ofl4O Scott Drive, Sanford, was Vinton jailed Thomas garage at her 1215 Magnolia Apartments complex, Con- arrested after a butcher knife McCarter, 2.8, of Hlaleah, on Ave. residence. Hiring Record Called Dismal TALLAHASSEE tAP) — The agency responsible for stht employment and personnel policies has a dismal record -when it comes to hiring blacks and women, says a Human Relations Commission study. The study, a copy of which was obtained Monday, Is to be presented to the commission at its Wednesday meeting. The study accuses the Department of Administration of denying equal opportunities to minorities. "The extremely low percentage of representation of minorities can only be attributed to the poor and recruitment efforts of the agency and word-of-mouth recruitment practices that have historically kept minorities out of state government and have a tendency to perpetuate the status quo," the report said. , swung non -existent , Young In Ford's Corner to Ar , toàay reported Altamonte Dump Murder Witnesses Under Shield .5 Ordinance Studied At Winter Springs ____ _ . ________ ________ _______ ________ not 10 TAMPA (AP) — Federal and local grand Juries begin probos this week Into the gangland-style shooting of Richard Cloud, an ex-policeman slain last week when he answered a gunmen's knock at his door. Some 300 police officers from around the state attended services Monday for the 34-year-old vice-squad detective who was fired from the force seven months ago for refusal to take a lie-detector test. Cloud's widow, Wanda, was assisted by her two small sons into the family pew at the crowded, wreath-adorned chapel. , Mrs.Kight motorcyc Appointed To Saudi Post case a chase strict 'Ii accused of grand - -- ii '.i _•_' •'. #-- '!W . Year $71 40 1 A I.V - -' ' . __ jtj -- I I. t " 1 ' . ---' ' t.!h , P F r! i" -- -. '.. I I .a: I _____ . . ' -- • . . A. a ,' I •.*'., I'. - _ 11 . _I-_ A:.:i " , -- ___ -- - \. - _________ - _ .. f rev __ - - . - - - — - ____________ I - - .... . . - -_ 'i' X_- -- 1__ I - __ __, . .. Commission Rejects meeting with Seminole County School officials while Zone Bid Re earing bargaining, courtesy busing and state funding. Vogt said he has "mixed emotions" regarding binding Seminole County Corn. was proper for presentation to missioners today disregarded the commission. One Of the arbitration, which he said may County Attorney vocal opponents of the not be worthwhile any more, Freeman's advice to appoint a rehearing, Commissioner Mike special master in order to flattaway, said it looked like comply with a two. ear old the judge was trying to "gag the Harry C C), IC SC 00 ronsn' r e quest which has public, I'm dciii set against board' s chief rLgotidtur, said ken in and out of circuit court that By a 3-2 decision, the cornCommission Chairman Sid in settling teacher strikes mission reject ed an ap al pe by Vihlen Jr., agreeing with -. 'practically broke the state of the , real estate firm of Carrigan Ilattaway that the legislative •.• Michigan and Boland for variances on lot branch of government Should '. , Vogt sa id the Sta zm7 te Public sizes on property located not cede power to the courts, Employes Relations Corn- between Oviedo and Florida voted to hold a 7 p.m. hearing -- -.---.--=----y lçL.. mission (PERC) ruled on June Technological University today because Vihien said he :, 28 that school principals are not ''r-Cornmission,,rs felt that a g - feared the commission could be ..- IT L.se_ j ,Jt:. ; cF in the managerial unit, "since rehearing of the issue would held in contempt of court they have no impact on coonhave taken away from their Commissioner Dick Williams With a push of a button mound engineers Jli.1 Ma.rkoe (left) and t'wlde school policies, ELECTRONIC legislative powers and given sided with Hattaway. CornBob Cara can conjure up weird sounds, things that go bump in Board &ttnrney Douglas power the over zoning matters to missioner John Kimbrough night and creatures such as Dracula (Scott Arnett) shown Stenstrom said NIGHTMARE an expression is the judiciary, specifically agreed with Vihien to bold the harassing Nancy Hibbard, The electronic haunted house will be needed fromthe slate sponsored for the fourth year by the youth of Grace United legislature writing in the law circuit Judge Dominick Salfi bearing. Freeman recommended Commissioner Harry Methodist Church and will be held at 1311 Palmetto Ave., Sanford in plain language regarding appoint,nent of a special Kwiatkowski broke the tie, Friday, Halloween night, 7:30-10 p.m. principals role in school master to 'comply with Judge "The Judicial branch is in. management. Salfi's order." Basically, Salfi dicating a direction for the Pelley said school principals had asked the commission to legislative branch that I hope , Sri could agree to become Utility To part of rule out testimony In the will Hik e happen," the! Seminole Education rezoning request which could l, K'i;Itk,kI i nd Association's (SEA) bargaining unit, SEA is one of four deemed irrelevant and im• itiaterial. . .-... - - ______________________ - - ----- p the cost of binding arbitration - : ____________ • - - - -. - 1 - . . , - 3eelc n IK never S a n I a n do Rates Re m a I ii U Freeman's special master was to deci& which material C within the school district. nder s Thumb also barga In collectively among Longwood' themselves, if they wish. ~' I Sty-ling Wh. He 1 You Watch ~ Superintendent W.P. "Bud" commitments, and aerator In the city's Layer said he's heard only from I The attorney said Mandell Is western section. See Details . ~ two or three principals among ready and willing to enter into He said the city needs the the district's 39 schools, who LONG WOOD While agreements on the utility lines' water custom ers in the new have co nveyed any interest in Seminole County com- ownership as soon as they can developments to be able to group bargaining. mfssioners have shifted control be prepared. amortize the construction "There'll be no problem in of Sanlando Utilities' rates and Council Instructed Julian last adding the city is currently Seminole County unless the operations to the Florida Public week to prepare an amendment looking for a water plant site in principals ask for the right to Service Commission, the to the subdivision ordinance, the Range Line Road company recognizes its rates setting In clear terms that Williamson Road area. E. E. collective bargaining. . said Layer. and operation within utility lines installed in the Julian recommended, and Board member Pat Telson Longwood's boundaries will be future within city subdivisions council agreed, to hold off filing said an eight member ad hoc controlled by the city govern. are the city's property. any lawsuit against Sanlando committee will meet at 9:30 mcnt. Council Chairman J.R. Grant Utilities to recover utility taxes a.m. today (Tuesday) in the City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said Monday night that the city It failed to collec ect t f rom board's conference room on reported to city council Monday Is considering constructing a customers over a four-year Commercial Street to in. night that Sanlando Utilities' new well, water storage tank period. vestigate alternatives to position on city control of its courtesy busing. Courtesyr ates and operations within the b ing is us transporta tion for city was affirmed to him by pupils living less than two miles utility company president, P irom their school for which no Lester Mandell, Monday. state funds are provided as with The attorney said the utility regular busing. company will be asking for city The board agreed last week to approval of a "modest" rate appoint the committee to help increase from its city convince local legislators of the customers of both water and WINTER SPRINGS I move the police chief pursue need for a special legislative sewer service. Reports of "pot smoking" by all avenues with Julian also reported that students being transported by County School the Seminole act to charge parents involved a Board to stop fee for courtesy busing, which Mandell was "very county school bus to Oviedo smoking on the bus." may save taxpayers money. cooperative" and will stand by High School were brought to the "A driver driving along the Mrs. Telson said the parents an oral agreement to deed to City Council's attention Mon. road with a bunch of hopped-up should decide where the safety the city all water and sewer day night. Appealing to Council kids is not in the best interest of lines in Devonshire, Moorings for help in correcting the safety," said Mrs. Van Eepoel. and Wlnsor Manor subdivision, situation, a local teenager Mayor Troy Piland north of SR 434, and the sewer identified the bus as No. 23. '—r-suggested, "The only time we lines in Sleepy hollow first A Councilman Bell Oassic Donald get a response is when we go 1 addition when the city Is able to Browning said the police down there en masse and stamp serve the areas with both department has a "bit of a our feet. I'll be down there (at utilities. jurisdiction problem with the the school board meeting) City council found last week county bus which goes In and Wednesda ht" that a previous administration out of the city." He reported in "Cigarette g itself and governing body had addition to what he called the should not be condoned on neglected to execute tn-party It victimless crime of pot school buses," Piland r.aid. lie agreements with the land smoking, there was the d he Id developers legal n the threats hlni t n on from school board ownership of the utility es. against individuals to keep Joe Davis, who was city at- them from reporting incidents. attcrrn)ouglas Stem strom on By Alex Bell torney during the early 1970's Young Glen Wall had "Children should be given the the legality of city police doing pot checks on the w he n city approval was given same protection as adults who spo a lot of news to tell . / ç family bad East. for the developers to use the might be riding through our A parent in the audience, But he waited till Sanlando Utilities' services, city." he added, whose son had been expelled warned city council at that time sundown before Councilman Irene Van from riding the school bus last .I calling. to have agreements on utility Eepoel commended the girl for year because of misbehaving, lines, ownership in hand before her action saying "It takes a suggested temporarily ex 'k-. " the approvals were given, lot of guts to come in with her pe lling bus riders who break the ::: Julian said Davis assisted complaint." rules would help. ' 'd him duringttlepast few da).sby Councilman John Daniels Winter Springs students are 'e' / contacting the developers and said '*The city. 155 city hauled 12 miles to the Oviedo reminding t he m of t heir oral government can do nothing, but school. -' I A — BY DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer - costs, -• ." ot On School Bus - - _____ . - TER y . = - .. • _____ - .- -— - , - . - LONG WOOL) City countll on a 3.2 vote Monday night decided to beef up a proposed ordinance calling for green-belt open spaces and minimum parking areas in industrial developments by Including commercial and busines! districts within its scope, Council Chairman JR. Grant demanded action after delaying consideration of the ordinance, recommended by the Land Planning Agency (planning and zoning board), for six weeks while Mayor James R. Lenmann searched for an alternative, Let-mann had objected to the proposed law, saying Its - 16 (Il IJV, Week 5k I I 1 .. hazar ds exist which are faced cent of the co unty's pupils now by children walking to school, are bused regularly. Layer said if th e hazards are Vogt said the needs would '1 don't believe public em- decided by the parents, "the have to be determined and ployes have a right tosti-ike.,, I num be r of buses would community support would be can't see striking. I think the double!" Mrs. Telson needed before a special bill -- welfare of society comes first." disagreed. could be introduced later this That's an opi nion State Sen. One official sa id about GO per fall or In January or February. John Vogt (1)-Cocoa Beach) % . - :'- . , • - - ongwood Beefs Up Open Space Law "me ' ' ' , - - In his order Monday, Askew said law-enforcement off icers brought so much Information to the grand jury during its probe of organized crime that addltonal direct charges should be filed. Askew assigned Shailer, of Fort Lauderdale, to replace State Ally. Richard Gerstein last July In prosecuting gambling Indictments In Dade County. records Atuto Transmission Fraud Trial Set Dec. 8 Gambling Charges Authorized TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Gov, Reubln Askew has authorized State Atty. Philip S. 81ialler to file gambling charges in Dade County in addition to indictments returned by a special state grand Jury. Homeowners Hear Harrell gang GAINESVILLE (AP) — A researcher trying to wash oil out of the earth says the United States may be able to get 15 per cent more oil from Its reserves If his process turns out to be practical. Robert D. Walker, chemical prolessor at the University of Florida, says the Idea Is to flush small deposits of oil from underground the way detergents are used to wash dirt out of clothes, he said. Walker said present technology can recover only 30 per cent of the 450 billion barrels of oil known to he under the United States. Shooting Probes To Begin were mer ST. PETERSBURG (AP) — Rep. Bill Ycung, R. Fla., says he supports President Ford for the party's presidential nomination and expects the state's three uncommitted GOP congressmen to soon do the same. Young, of St. Petersburg, announced his support Monday during a joint news conference with Rep. Lou Frey of Orlando, chairman of Ford's campaign in the Florida presidential primary. Young and Frey both said that a serious challenge by former California Coy. Ronald Reagan could hurt the President's chance for election next year because It might split the party. New Oil Process Claimed By JANE CA&SELBEJy this first became an issue, I Herald Stall Writer Instructed the city building de pathnenttosend out notice of WINTER SPRINGS_. "I did the ordinance to all the realtors not bring up the subject to open in the city. a ca n of worms," Bob Williams chairman of the city Board On a motion by Councilman Adjustment, told Council John Daniels, Council voted to Monday night referring to the take the matter under ad. Addresses of state witnesses in an "arraignment by mall" the trial. in next week's Altamonte Dump set up by Orlando defense atMiss Harberts decomposing murder trial are being kept torney Edward Kirkland. body and the remains of a secret under court order Court records indicate that on second woman, still Idenbecause of alleged threats Oct. 6 C ircuit Court Judge Joe tilled, found at a dumping _____________________ subdivision Ordinarice requiring visement and Instruct the at. against their lives, according to A. Cowart Jr., with neither area near SR-431 In west the platting of split kta, torney to look into this par. — documents in circuit court files. Spaziano or Kirkland The city law says no owner of ticular section (Subdivision present, Altamonte Springs on Aug. Docketed for trial on a first- set the murder trial for a week 1. ! rce! of land three acres or Chapter, Article I, Section 14-3) degree murder Indictment In of Nov. 3 before Circuit Judge more may divide It without and be prepared to discuss It in The grand Jury indictment the August 1973 sex mutilation Robert B. McGregor. rep1attig. against Spaziano was returned six weeks. Coincidentally this slaying of 18-year-old Orla On Oct 20 Judge McGregor after Sheriff's Lt. George JOYCE WALTZ KIGHT Williams said he is not taking will fall after the Dec. 2 hospital clerk Laura Lynn Issued a protective order at the Abbgy and Altamonte Springs Issue with the ordinance bu t municipal el.'ctlon. Harberts is Joseph Robert request of Assistant State Atty. Police detective to be placed on the James Mar"Crazy Joe" Spaziano — forClaude Van Hook, prosthrth tindale spent 24 agenda because this particularA publk hearing on the months Outlaw le gang the murder case, Th e court pr ob Seminole Cablevision ing the dump murders. problem keeps occurring and Increase was continu rate member, order makes the addresses of the board cont Miss Harberts remains were in u es to receive ed until Spaziano, already serving a five state witnesses requests for variances. in the identified through dental next Monday night to give life sentence from Orange murder "unavailable for records. The 'A study data on indictment potential ac. buyer may put County, also faces trial Dec. 1 public inspection." Income and operation costs to MRS Spaziano of killing the earnest money down or punCouncil time to here for the rape of a 30-year. Van Hook filed jusWy the documents Young woman Increase amid a "On or about property, and when old south Seminole Mrs. Joyce Waltz woman on with the court alleging that Aug. 6, 1973" but doesn't Kight,, goes to cannot schedule for future conDec. , 1973. say daughter of Mr. and Mrs. because build finds be subpoenaes for state witnesses bow she was killed. of the ordinance," said Th e Russell P. Bretz of Sanford, left Willi 30-year-old ex- "show their addresses" and ams . "Something should Council voted to waive motorcycle this week for Riyadh, member also alleges that "witnesses already fee Saudi be done to make the seller In. In Issuing a building permit for Issche&ledfortnlal Nov. 17 In are In fear for their lives." Arabia where she will serve on . form the buyer of the or- the fire Orlando in another rape case. the station to be con. Among the state witnesses sofKlng dimmce." structed by Gulfstream Land Faisal Specialist hospital and Spaziano, indicted in the are at least one former Ou tlaw Councilman Irene Van Development Co. on Northern Seminole County Sheriff's Research Center. Harberts murder on Sept. 12 by member plus several Eepoel Mid, women Chief Deputy Duane Harrell ordinance Way In the Tuscawijia section the Seminole County Grand alleged to be Mrs. Kight, the wife of makes provision"The for va former girlfriends spoke at the riance If and donated to the city. Jury, never appeared Wednesday night Ronald C. Kight of Daytona j ..fl of Spaziano. hardship is meeting caused by of the Geneva Beach, plans stops in London ow-t arraignment dockets in Court sources say Kirkland is H erpretation of that chspter Of Hunter reported on progress omeowners lie case, expected to seek a continuance Protective Assn.,and Business and Rome. Her husband is iii the code, but I would not In the corn- the Navy stationed at see as in correcting the drainage A check of court in Sp.azianos murder trial arid Dobbins hardship where plenty of laJ is problem behind Cumberland niunity hail on "Crime Nav 'evealed that Spaziano al Air Sta tion Marietta, available and someone buys a Farm Store on SR 434. He said nnocent to the murder pleaded that authorities are expected to Prevention by the Public and Ga. He will JoininMrs. Kight piece of property just to save an elevated drain charge tighten security precau ti ons for Law Enforcement Agencies," within a few months, field and money and then asks for a sumppump are being Installed varIa,'e." and filling and grading Is being Councilman Donald dane by the store. He said In. Bro w ning told Williams, Vestigation had shown the Thi-ce men Judge Virgil B. Conkling on trial was William Andrew wh of Adjustment is an sewer lines are not located 1 il e they were allegedly i IJ irceny and conspiracy in a Monday. mportant agency and must along SR 434, but are well over Ware, 18, Of Sanford, Ware Is fleeing Volusla Sheriff's maintain a degree of In. 200 ft. from the store nsumer fraud probe inOrlando defense attorney Jeff accused in connection with the deputies on 1.4 property lving repairs on automobile Jontz had asked the court for a at U.S. 17.92 dependence and take each can line, and that Is why the stare Oct. 20 pre-dawn robbery. following a DeBary bur glary. As it comes." ansmiulons have been "January trial date" because of shooting of Sheraton Installed septic tanks rather 54 heduled for circuit court the Separa te robbery and rape "complicated" chcrges amid Inn night manager Jim Stump, tria Councilman Irwin Hunter than hook up to the system. isis the week Of Dec. 1. publicity after the arrest on ls were s ched said, "Three weeks ul ed far ego at the motel *1 1-4 and 8114 when Thomas Ward Myers Jr..-. 11 fle.4 1 II. ..II....i. 1. ... •a tutm. wv 0 101 l0'yC&.OIfl west ot Sanford. of 200 Mai tlandAve,,Altamonte Evening flendd The three suspects were A fl-year-old prison Albert Jerome Bradley of Si rings — owner of a Cottman arrested by agents from State Inmate entered astate Sanford. pica of in. Published Dai ly and Sunday, 'annissIon Center franchise Atty. Abbott Herring's and the at pt nocent to manslaughter and Saturda y and Christmas The robbery charge at Fern Park; his brother, Involves Day by The Sanlord Hera I1, Inc. Seminole Sheriff's Depart. was docketed for trial the week an alleged $5 robbery of a 111am Carson Myers, 21, of ments after a three-month )O 1`4 Frenp, A v e., Sntord, of Dec. 1. Fla 11; 11 student attending a football I E. Orange Ave., Altamonte probe assisted by experts William Grant Snyder, of game at Seminole High School SP rings, and mechanic John furnished by officials of Cott. Orlando, second Ctiis Pt.g, Paid at tton. 23, Of Orlando, entered man Transmission Systems, nection Is accused in con- The rape count Is in connection Sanford. Florida fl71l, with the Dec. 1974 with the Oct. 20 sexual battery ph as of Innocent when Inc., Philadelphia, Pa, traffic death of his brother, 18- of a 28-year-old SubSC roplion Rates by Carrier an signed before Circuit Court Sanford Also set for Dec. 8 robbery year-nld Craig David Snyaer, woman 1 - -li 'i" LOWELL, (AP) — A Miami mother who was convicted of starving her 3-year-old son to death says she will become a minister and try to regain custody of her five other children. "God will bring me through whatever happens," Lois Nozza Diamond, 32, said shortly before she left the Florida Correctional Institution on parole Monday. She had served 14' months of a 16-year prison sentence on a conviction of manslaughter and contributing to the delinquency of minors in the death of her son, Dean. The child starved to death in 1972. MIAMI SPRINGS sAP) — "I told him that I would walk out with my arm around him, that they wouldn't shoot him," says a minister who persuaded a troubled Marine veteran, accu.e(l shooting a polkesuan, to release his two hostages and surrender. "lie was afraid that after what had happened, the police would shoot him on sight," The Rev, Amor Steffen said after Robert Knuck Jr., 25, released his sister and her 5.year-old son and quietly surrendered. Knuck had taken the two hostage Monday after a dispute with his wife and shot Patrolman William Keller in the head when he went to investigate, police said. He then held police off for two hours until persuaded to give up, police said. —- Fromine, • -. I __ - -'---' _______________ ____ 1_,'*- Former Marine Releases Pair Rinkavage, third in Asbury including two counts of uttering a forgery — a $M check grades 3-5; Les Preece, first in 3.5; and Keith Baughman, first In K-2. (Hemld Photo by Tom Vin. ~ grand larceny, and charges of made payable to Black. cent) his By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer _____ -. - __ ___ 1eo- td testimony as a - __1 ________ ; , ______ her trial. U.S. District Court Judge • . C11 __________________ _' SACRAMENTO, Ca lif. (AP) — Atto rne ys representing President Ford and a woman accused of trying to kill him head for a courtroom showdown today on a f ederal judge's order that Ford give at Th J. MacBride ed th e Justice request to reconsider order that Fl testily by video-taped deposi tion in behalf of Lynette "Squeaky" a follower of convicted mass murderer Charles Manson. Miss Fromme, 27, is representing herself, attorrey John Virga was appointed cocounsel. Virga and Miss Fromme asked MacBride last week to order Ford to testify in person at her trial beginning Nov. 4. But the judge rejected that motion and Instead ordered the President to give testimony by video-tape. n- Tuesday, Oct. 2S,1975-3A Public Employe Strikes Draw Vogt's Opposition Mother Convicted Of Starving Child Wants To Be Minister evidence against other tering with intent to commit a defendants charged in con- misdemeanor, pleaded guilty t nection with the alleged $1. he lesser and included offense million a year theft and of trespass. Perry admitted entering the burglary operation. residence of a Juvenile Charles Wesley Asbury, year-old Maitland carpenter, girlfriend on Sept. 10 after she pleaded guilty Monday to had told him to May away. Perry told the court his breaki ng and entering with — . FLORIDA IN BRIEF LAflCOW iouri, burglary and turned state's charge of breaking and en. ______ i'. catio ) -11 : status. Op ----, heft Tr ial By BOB LLOYD k ,,- WASHINGTON (AP) — Beginning today, lending In. stitutions will be barred by federal law from refusin credit or loans because of an applicant's sex or marital e Equal j 0 It, anzora, was sentenced to I Herald Staff Writer months The fourth member of a probation by Circuit Court multi-county "steal to order" Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. Perry, docketed for trial this week ona ______ ______ II , 0, Goes Into Effect Today defense witness In __ 1% _____ Easier Credit For Women app N - - _____ of =&k __ ..f ____ .;. 'f ',t. IN BRIEF i717 'It It:,$, .k -_ ,, .. , ,. .... .-";" 'I, . , _ -- . ", ,4 -_ . . ; 1tf , I[Ify-, IL _X 1 . I. I"ji . fj -.I -7 ,4_ .,_____~_ -, 5__, li ` 1.' i i I f i - # ! I 4 Eventrq Herald, Sanford, Fl. - of requirements that no more than 50 per cent of the land be covered by building and that at least 25 per cent be set aside for green-belt open space and 25 per cent for parking area are "confiscatory." Grant and Councilman Gerard Connell, joining forces to push the ordinance, said the requirements would provide a minimum of open space for percolation of drainage and adequate parking. Grant, warning the city is In darigering of facing flooding problems comparable to those being seen in neigh boring Al tamonte Springs, said while the percentages may not be perfect it will help "a little bit," Noting he owns a good deal of property within the city and the ordinance will affect his land, Grant said nevertheless the requirements are necessary. "If we have wall-to-wall pavement the water has to run somewhere," Grant said. Councilman Don Schrejner voted with his two colleagues to amend the proposed ordinance. Council member June Lrmann ana H.A. Scott voted against. Mrs. Lormann agreed with her son, the mayor, that the ordinance would den)' people the use of their land. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said the revised ordinance will be ready for public hearing at 8 p.m. Nov. 17. Mayor Lormann insisted the new ordinance will duplicate laws already on the books and that 50 per cent lot coverage with building is possibly too high while the open space requirement may be too little. "I don't (eel ills a good law at this time," he said, Lormann indicated earlier that he would consider vetoing the urdiaance if council insists on passing it. According to the city charter, a council majority of three is needed to override a Veto, permitting Lormann earlier this year vetoed an ordinance which would have made all zoning conditional upon development within one year. Council said the city council has not voted this year to place any restrictions on developers under the site review ordinance, noting that approval was recently given for construction of a 60-office park with only 47 parking spaces planned. In other action, council approved the rezoning to commercial of the John Reams kennel property off E.E. Williamson Road ioeon evening calls iflat he could diJ i J t without an operatois dsistance after 5 p.m. on weekdays, and talk for considerably less money than on weekdays from 8 am, to 5 p.m. And you can do the samne after sundown. tc United States (except AJaka) - - - - - -•,'-., --- ; .;:' ': .— '- . © Southern Be �I ------ -Jt! - - - -. -- --- - --- - - -.---. -. --. - -- - -- - - --. --.-_. ,-.-- - -- . - - - . - -.-- - - - ---.- - -- . - -. -- --- . -- - - - - --- - - - -- - - Evening HerWd 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Seminole County Sheriff John Polk Is a tough 'man to keep down. Matter of fact, you Just can't keep him down. Tuesday, Oct. 28, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CUR RIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director H'me Delivery: Week. 55 rents: Month, $240: 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. Neith er can a bad back, for which he's been hospitalized at Winter Park Memorial Hospital since Oct. 22. His prognosis? Undetermined. "I've not been told a th ing," he said Sunday. "1 expect to know something with in th e next few days." Polk has been bo thered with a back ailment off and on for several months. However, It's never kept him from fulfilling his obligations as sheriff, he says. Recently, Sheriff Polk's budget request for the 1975.76 fiscal year was chopped severely by the Seminole County Commission. Polk requested $2656 million, hot th e Board of County Commissioners (BCC), made up of Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., Mike Hattaway, John Around ___ - ________ MMW - - - _ 1W Worn Out Dialogue The Clock On Campaign Law Unless Kimbrough, Dick Williams and Harry KwiatkoskI, whittled away at that original figure to th e point of approving $2.45 million. That figure didn't satisfy Polk and he appealed e th county's decisi on to the Florida Cabinet. Th e BCC went so far as to appoin t a special Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. "I've got to appeal that (Hende rson's) recom. mendatloii," Polk said from his hospi ta l room. "I've got 20 minutes — according to th e law — at th at Nov. 4 meeting of th e cabinet and! fully expect to be th ere and to use all 20 minutes appealing to those gentl emen. counsel to fight Polk's appeal — Sanford attorney and for mer state sena to r Mack Cleveland. On Friday, Assistant Secretary of Administration Wallace Henderson recommended that Sheriff Polk receive $18,700 more than Seminole County commissioners approved. "I fell my original request was th e bare minimum necessary for me to operate the Sheriff's Department of Seminole County efficiently and effectively. Anything less than th at figure and the people of Seminole County wouldn't be getting their money's worth ," Polk said. Henderson's recommendation has been forwarded to the Cabinet, which will ha nd down a ruling following a meeting on Nov. 4. However, be fore that ruling is made, Polk will appear and appeal Henderson's recommendation. Even though hospitalized at th e present time, Polk sa ys he fully expec ts to be at th at meeting on Nov. 4. If Henderson's recommendation goes through, without amendments by th e Cabin et, Polk will have an operating budget of 12.468 million $188,000 shy of what he feels is needed to efficiently and effectively operate during 1975.76. In the event th at hap pe ns, Polk says, "We'll continue to give the people the best law en'orcement possible." WORLD RAY CROMLEY The Return - Probers q Ki g R chard Of Toss . Back Big Fish \\. r ç - - ' _____ ____ Colby BERT COLLIER Reed D Extra Pay $ 1 - Jil Wrong Answer - . - ' - - -- i BERRY'S WORLD __ _-___-- JACK ANDERSON 3d Hoover Covered Up Oswald Ties With FBI, AIR MAIL STAM PS AR E A RIF OFF - -- . The late J. Edgar Hoover, in his zeal to Hasty could participate in the interrogation, pr otect his beloved FBI, engingeered a co ven fleshy's name, telephone and license tag had Hasty later questioned Oswald at "agents" in order to hide his poli ce 12 years ago to keep the Warren Commission been in the notebook. knowle of headquarters. Oswald, who had been outwardly Oswald's violent threat, from lear ning about the ties between FBI agent The commission (cund out about the omi,sjon calm, suddenly became agitated. know you !" and demanded an explanati But in a later letter to the Warren James hlosty and assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. he shouted. "1 know you! You're'1the Corn. on one who Hoove r acknow ledged at . On Jan, 27, 1964, mission, dated April 6, 1964, Hoover stated The formidable Hoover, whose bulldog visage accosted th os H ty's name had categorically my wife twice!" : "I to em phasize that the been in the notebook, . sed, however, w fat avail 1thout any able to intervened personally when the Warren Corn- mention of the The G-man also FBI concerning lee what purported the threatening letter. Hosty also lull ac Harvey Oswald P mission began to zero in on fishy, co unt of the FHI'a contacts with to ri')r to the assassination did not confide(I ton friend on the l)all.s ollcefore 1.1 indicate in any ,ts 19 t-,,'r,' t..t.-... ii...... thit k ..-... ,- -- -- way DANBURY, CONN. (AP) — de-Lance," the tales of the or. writ te Novelist Rex Stout is dead at chid-growing, 286-pound I've n list of characters, but villains — who in one novel er Hunt" and "The Golden SpiHe also prided himself on never written out a single included the PB! — to logical ders." the age of 88. He was the crea- private de tective sold m e w being the Inventor of a school or ord of a plot. The plots come thinking and brain power. Stou t considered the FBI an thrift program that spread to tar of the witty, wide-girthed than 45 million copies in 22 when I'm shaving, watering the Handsome, scrappy Archie was "odious, overbearing and tin- hundreds of schools across the sleuth, Nero Wolfe, who relied languages. plants, puttering around. his legman. principled" organization and in nation. The program was so on brain pow er to triumph over "I write for 39 consecutive After Wolfe's debut, his pre- his most controversial "Sometimes I think of them villains. novel, successsful that he was able to each year," Stout once for three weeks, sometimes for World War H fictionalized ad- "The Doorbell Rang," pub- retire in 1927 with $400,000 and The goateed novelist, who de- said, "I figure on six weeks for three days. If you keep the main ventures such as "The League lished in 1965, the federal agen. go to Paris. There he began to ligh ted millions of mystery a book, but I shave it down." facts firmly in mind, and you of Frightened Men," "The Rub. cy is the villain , write serious fiction. lovers with 46 Wolfe adventurlie said he never rewrote or don't let anything con tradict her Band," and "Too Many Stout was born in Noblesville, Stout is survi ved by his seces, died of na tural causes at his even reread any of them, you, you can move around Crooks" gave him a place next Ind. but grew up near Topeka, ond wife, the former Pola hillside home here Monday. His to Erie Stanley Gardner's Per. Kans. In true novelist tradi tion , Weinbach, and two da ughters, Explaining further how he freely." last novel, "A Family Affair," ry Mason. he went rough a se es th ri of jobs Barbara Selleck and Re becca went about his craft, Stout said: was published last month, like his agile and intense His postwar novels Included bookkeeper, sailor, hotel " Before starti ng I do put creator, the Bradbury. There will be no (usedentary detec- "The Silent Speaker," "If manageramong them_befe Beginning in 1934 with 'Fer- down in front of me a hand- tire owed neralservices,andhisbody - 'ill his victory over Death Ever Slept." " The Mo th - settling down to writing, be cremated. Moslem, Christian Gunmen Battle Near Parliament the U.S. Supreme Court should find constitutional flaws in the campaign financing law passed by Congress last year, the 1976 presidential campaigns vill be financed to a great extent with public funds. From what we have seen of the campaign scenarios so far, the taxpayer may wind up paying for a performance that puts him to sleep. The Democrats are long on candidates — at least 10 may qualify for federal campaign funds for nrimrv rnc hd rk,..ê -... UL IIUlL on iss ues help parts' members djstinujsh one from anoth('r, :tter all the talk of new blood coming to the fore in n Democratic ranks, there is the prospect that the old warrior Hubert Humphrey may be the best hope to generate some unity by convention time. i On the Republican side, former Gov. Ronald / The United States has no royal class. The Reagan remains on the fence as the only potential Constitution, indeed, forbids the granting of Some time back in a certain office of the Sales titles of nobility. challenger of President Ford. Mr. Reagan, too, Tax Division of the New York State Department appears to be searching for issues that would As a consequence of this prejudice of the Founding of Taxation and Finance, examiners would Fathers, we are forced to make do as justify a GOP contest. Mr. Ford himself, though determine which of the local businesses were best we can by conferring unofficial royalty on occupying the advantageous inside track of an slow in remitting the sales taxes they'd collec- op movie stars and other celebrities, on at least one V incumbent, is a newcomer to the crucible of a president's widow and now, it would seem, on at W. and call the owners in. If a business operator nationwide campaign. least one ex-president. owed $6,000 the examiner would tell him they'd Considering the problems that face our country settle for $4,000— $3,000 for the state and $1,000 In a recent issue, Newsweek magazine ran a we would expect the public to be following these lengthy cover story on the return of Richard for the examiner. The official would then split his JJ Nixon to the share with his supervisor. presidential warm-ups with something more than public eye after more than a year of ( the a path y revealed in the polls. self-imposed exile. We can expect more of the The accused killer said he'd been offered a same in the future how he fills his days, how True, the political dialogue has been far too fixed judgment for cash. The DA's office wired his health is, how his memoirs are coming along, him, sent him out on the street and covered his bland so far, given too much to the cliches of etc. contacts. The fixer turned out to be a Judge's politics which might have served the parties in the With the Nixons in retirement, the U.S. may secretary, an attorney nominated to the bench past but are out of tune with the times. have its equivalent of the Duke and Duchess of by all four political parties, and later elected The Watergate scandals delivered a shock to Windsor, two likeable people who led essentially Judge. our political conscience. The U.S. debacle in useless lives except they provided regular copy These incidents are so common they could be for those interested in their doings. Vietnam shook many assumptions about Our repeated indefinitely. Like the ex-king, the ex-president is a man foreign policy. The combination of recession and They suggest we may be attacking crime at fallen from a high pinnacle and hence a inflation has shattered traditional economic the wrong end SZ of the ladder. semitragic and, no doubt to some, a romantic theories. The steep climb in federal budgets and It is no secret that organized crime could not figure. And although Like the abdicated king, the $ _________ the deficits they incur has shaken the presumption exist without corrupt officials and corrupt Ij' abdicated president has no chance of ever judges. It would make sense therefore to focus on th at there is no problem th at the government is not regaining a position of power or influence in his IrLI — / these men. rich enough to try to cure. country's affairs, he will always be news. only difference is that he has no title. Apprehension and successful conviction of President Ford is gamely trying to define the issues as he sees them — including a rational and powerful judges and high officials is difficult Corporate contributions to the arts, which indeed. But there is another avenue. responsible fiscal policy, the overregulation by reached an estimated $144 million last year, are Ako Suppose every elected and appointed official In government of both the business community and expected to duplicate or better that figure in any position of importance, and every judge, 1975. our personal lives, the crying need for action on an 'You've got to be firm, Mr. were required to make periodic detailed re ports According to Goldwln A. McLellan, president energy policy, and the need for a strong m ilita ry of net worth, income and Investments. If inof the Business Committee for the Arts. a survey posture top the new diplomatic opportunities vestigators wo ul d regularly compare this data made by his organization showed that despite of detente. with the life style of these people, either they continui ng economic uncertainty, four out of five There are genuine issues that should be would be exposed for spe nding more than they companies plan to maintain their level of decided by our political process when Americans legitimately had coming In or they would ha ve for the next three years. to be go to the polls next year. It is up to our parties and relatively clean, restricting the amount of an Although large corporations made up only 3 Illegitimate "take" to chicken feed. They could, their candidates to define them and establish per cent of the companies polled, they accounted The corrupt, brawling legislatures of took over the infant Milwaukee Sentinel, then o(course. hide dishonest dollars away to be later for 42 per cent of the dollar support of the arts. Florida's Reconstruction period made many positions on them in clear and simple terms or the virtually a One-man operation. As a political used on retirement. But few dishonest Museums and symphony orchestras benefitted raids on the state treasury. Yet they might have editor he men have 1976 campaigns will become popularity contests made contacts and won a patronage Job that much self control. the most, collecting almost half the been excused had money. they awarded Gov. Harrison in the Treasury Department. which are themselves dreary and irrelevant. If our President Lincoln Major corporations such as Texaco, Atlantic Reed extra pay for hazardous duty. As politicans would concern themselves as much with tapped him as one of the tax cOmmistiOnm to at luck would have it, the two cases mentioned Richfield, Ford, RCA, AT&T, American Airlines the opening of this column had satisfactory lie deserved it. issues as they do with the "image" of candidates, administer property seized from and R.J. Reynolds Industries contributed Florida Conendings. In the sales tax case, eight of the This courageous carpetbagger fought off four federates, 11 we could approach 1976 with more satisfaction that hundreds of thousands of dollars to cultural Impeachment attempts, two illegal senior examiners, the district supervisor, the suspensions, It was a job custom-made for plunder. Reed second in our presidential campaigns will be worth the effort i nsti tutions ranging from the New York Public a 46-day seige of the state capitol, a threat of comma nd, two Junior examiners and ha ndled it honestly. li ary to — and the cost. br the San Francisco Opera. public ha nging by his lieutenant governor and at three accountants were indicted. This mild, unaggressive man who had been a It can be argued that this corporate largesse least two assassination plots. The attoey1ixer rn was not allowed to become represents only a small fraction of corporate All this because he refused to "vandalize the Sunday School superintendent developed a deep a Judge; he was wired and turned into an in. attachment for his adopted profits and that behind the altruism lies the very state," as the radical Republicans fully expected state. He believed former. that conservative Republican -, practical fact that such gifts are tax deductible, when he took office, Maurice Nadjarl, New York special state leadership, dealing justly But so are gifts from Individuals deductible. In a period when bribery was commonplace with the freedmen and native Prosecutor, and Angelo F. Tons, assistant For some weeks now, the Seminole County Commission has whites, If public and working support with the national ijp district attorney in Kings County, New York, and some of cultural activities in of the lowliest political hacks d been debating a new ordinance that would penalize railroad America rank could guide Florida back was propor ti who tell these stories, have more problems th ha onately as great and as c mpagne and lived in high style, Harrison from despair. employes responsible for blocking an for mere than f sustain ed as that Reed left office poorer than he entered IL of business, the arts In mimites. we would believe. Information from their Reed'sthInklngwassdbutt country would be in very good shape, indeed. He paid some state expenses out of his counterpart, in other states and localities stacked. He had hardly While we agree that some solution must be found for lengthy in$IV pocket settled into the goverdlcates the problem is the same all over. when the till tleups, particularly a the State Road 46 crossing, it would seem chair when was empty. He WOrked hard nor's trouble started. His policy f Nuts and bolts have held this nation together J to attract Northern Few officials will that the commissioners are barking up the wrong tree their investors to a Florida picking conservath es for his Cabinet and county fellow officials. for 200 years — though sometimes, reading the st cooperate In investigating unned by defeat, offi ces i nfuria ted the spoilers. He aggravated efforts to solve the problem. They're part of the fraternity. news from Washington, one gets the impression Although detested by the Radicals and . situation by vetoing two bills raiding It was the t crossing which triggered the drafting that the foer are much more prevalent ting of the the High-minded citize ns find it di fficult to believe than posed by that men they've known socially, gone to that treasury. proposed five minute ordinance. the native Democrats who believe the latter, school all Republicans with, or have served with are dishonest. That had horns and cloven The five minute limit proposed would be impractical and, if hooves, T A patriotic Bicentennial release from the ee months Imposed. might very well jeopardize the continued operation in Reed made Florida a good governor in the inauguration Reed after his appointment and reluctance persists sometimes even after the Union Fastener Group, which distribut es co felt the sting of the Car. (acts are publicized. ntext of his times. Sanford of the Auto-Train — which, just incidentally, has served more than 30,000 kinds of mechanical fasteners, petbaggers. Impeachment proceedings were Being a native of Massachusetts and a failure rushed through the Too often the men asked to check on to put the city on the map. points out that pins and screws not official House by a vote of 26 to 5. crime are only held at a variety of We strongly urge the commission to take a more realistic business ventures themselves involved with the very is hardly the American muskets together in the Lack of a quorum blocked action In the fight for in. conventional path to the crimes they're asked to investigate, They've approach and consider a more practical alternative to an Florida governorship, Senate. Nevertheless, IA. Gov. William H. been dependence but are vital in everything from unrealistic, unenforceable part of the operation or they've been paid to But Harrison Reed traveled it successfully_______ household appliances to outer space Gleason, one of L~ie conspirators, proclaimed COtflHe was in turn a printer and, after moving to that Reed was munications. keep quiet. Or they have friends who would be suspended by the house action caught Wisconsin, a merchant and farmer before In the net, Few men like to take pa . he and attempted to take over the governorship, rt in 1 exposing a close associate, DON OAKLEY Detective Novelist Rex Stout Dies At' 88 IN BRIEF - ' BEIRUT, Le ba non AP)—MoaIem and Christian gun. men ba ttled in front of Lebanon's Parliament today, and th e depu ties had to be evacuated by armored ar c s, The warring priva te armies also battled around major hotels down town as Christians tried to is d lodge Moslem snipers from a unf inished office skyscraper TheSOO.room flolidaylnnwasse toflfire bu t th epx te flt of th e damage was not known. Several bullets hit th e U.S. Embassy, on the edge of one battle zone. Only a skeleton sta ff was on duty. American official5 Pndtheir famjlies fled toa se de ho tel ma sa fer district, Many were ta ken by convoy to the airport to join it.%;& IIuLpgrlej3 watung to iczwe the country. 25 Dead In Storm's Wake Tuesday, Oct 25, 1975—SA - Mariivana Possession Charged ______________________________________________________________ - - MEXICO CITY (AP) Hurricane Oli via killed at least 25 persons in the Mazatlan area, 25 are missing and OO are injured, rescue vorkers in the Pacific coast port have reported to the Ministry of Natural Resources, Olivia smashed into the city of 200,X people at 9:20 p.m. Frida y wi th winds as high as 138 miles an ho ur. The wea th er bureau had warned the population of the all,proaching danger, but thousands of palm-thatched shacks made of fl imsy materials were destroyed. The storm knocked out electrical and water suppli es and communica tions with th e rest of the country. Th e area's three radio transmission towers were blown down, and technicians were trying to get one back into service. A few telephone lines were restored, but the y were jammed with traffic. - - I Fire Chief To Face Trial KEY WEST (AP)— Chief Winston "Jimmy" Ortega and James, said he Gonzales also filed motions ti Suspended K West Fire Chi ef James, had lxvn in(ii'te(I w o uld argue for a c ha nge of discover details of th Jose ph Farto and five o ther sta tewide grand jury in August. venue and challenge the use of prosecution case, includini defendants, all arrested in a An thony Gonzales, defense statewide grand jury in. names of witnesses, dates 0 series of pre-dawn drug raids attorney for Farto, Crespo, dictiiin ts in the court cases, alleg ed crimes and testimony last month, will stand trial on drug-trafficking charges Jan. 5. Appearing in a circuit court arraignment Monday, all six pleaded innocent; Far-to to a charge of possession of more than five grams of marijuana. David and Cesar Davila, avid Flynn and A braham Oliva to delivery of cocaine charges. CHICAGO (AP) Doctors The Job action, first of i ts kind slons. Circuit Judge William G. a nd interns continued to walk at the hospita l, was called after Chappel postponed arraign- picket lines at C lie said no elective surgery ook County federal mediation (ailed to was ments until Thursday for performed and three s uspended city commissioner Hospital early today and said produce a contract settlement. gency operations were underthey were undecided a bout At issue are salary, fringe Manuel James, Far-to and bail w )en compared wi th a normal t he he r to ho nor a court order benefi ts, union securi ty and bondsman Manuel Ortego, all daily schedule of 45 emergency barring their day-old walkout in pa tient care, charged with delivery of a c operations. on tract dispute. cocaine. The postponement was The association sa ys the main "Beca use of the complexiti es On an average Monday, up to granted on a motion filed by stumbling block in negotia tions i,soo pa tien ts are seen in the Asst. State Atty. Edward of the legal situa tion, we are has been the hospital governing emergency room, but only 146 compelled to refrain from Carh&t. makcommission's "refusal to patients ing any ... sthtementas regw'ds were treated there lie also sought to have the discuss patient care," The Monday, Geraghty said. He restraining order at trial tra nsferred to a nother commission has said pa tien t said 150 ou pati time," house Staff Association care t ents visited the cannot be negotia area, claiming It will be dif- mem ted, clinic, which usually cares for bers said In a statement ficult to get an impartial jury in issued af 900 to 1,200 persons a da y. Ho use staff members te r a five-hour meeting Monroe county. rently earn $11,600 to $15,200 Monday ni t. No pa tien ts or ambulances Arraignments were also annually, depending on their we re C ircu it Court Judge Donald turned away, Geraghty delayed until Th level of training. The hospi ta l said, but doct ursday for ors told ambuCrespo on two counts of O'Brien Issued a temporary re- has offered yearly increases of lance drivers " that services de liver ing cocaine and two straining order against to $2,225. had been cut down and sugcounts of heroin deli very, and wal kout ear lier Monday, saying Hospi tal of ficia ls said there gested they go to one of several for Robert Francis on two it could have a "catastrophi c" effe ct on al he th was a "noticeable drop" in emergen cy rooms within a few care in the charges of heroin delivery, county. The facility is one of the emergency room traffic, but blocks." Fifteen Key West residents largest public hospi tals in the otherwl3e it was "business as Dr. James Haughton, execuwere arrested Sept. 9 following nation, usual" Monday. tive director of the hospital a lengthy narcotics probe by A spokenan sa id 490 of the However, Dr. Kevin gover ning commission, refused 1ede ral, state and cbunty of- hospital's 525 husè staff physl- Geraghiy, spokesman f or the on Monday comment on t to he liciaLs. Law enforcement of- clans participated In the wal k- association, sa id six patien ts walkout. He said earlier that (leers said at the time of the out Monday and refused to treat were admitted on Monday, 170 at te nding physicians would arrests that Farto and James, any new cases except compared wi th a normal aver- assume the wor kioadofstiiking adopted son of Key West Poli ce emergencies, age of more than 150 admis- doctors. a Doctors, Interns Picket Hospital In Dispute - Crisis Curtails PrivIleges SYDNEY, Austr alia (AP) Austra lia's poli ticians and government employes are begin ning to feel the unresolved political crisis in their pocketbooks, Legislators' free newspapers and travel privileges ha ve been curtailed, and Parliament's hours ha ve been shortened to save on overtime pay to staff members, civil servan ts and members of the armed forces may not be paid after November. The Senate , which is controlled by the conservative op. Position, has refused to approve the 1975.76 budget unless th e Labor government of Prime Minister Gough WhlUam calls national elections, which are not now due until 1977. - - Spanish Pressure Increases MADRID, Spain (AP) — Pressure Increased today on the Spanish government to name Prince Juan Carlos do Bordon chief of sta te, tho ugh Generalissimo Francisco Franco clung to life and was reported in slightly improved condi tion, A midday medical bulletin sa id the 82-year-old Franco's ( ever had disappeared and his blood pressure was no rmal. It said that cardiac rhythm was stable at beats per minute, and signs of congesti ve cardiac 1nuff1c1incy ha1 been redu ced. However, it add ed : "Intestinal hemorrhaging has not disappeared. Gra vi ty continues." - .....~ - I PEOPLE McGovern Says He'll Supporf Any Democrat But Wallace DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Sen. George MCGovern says die only potential Democratic presidential candidate he could not support is Alabama Gov. George Wallace. McGovern, the South Dakotan who was the party's unsuccessful presidential candidate in 1912, said he hopes Wallace "forms his own political party. It would help the Democratic nominee." McGovern spoke at a news conference Monday following an appearance before a United Methodist Church cunvocation at Duke University, - Israeli Envoy Under Fire JERUSALEM (AP) Maim Herzog, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, has come under fire from his own government and from the powerful American Jewish community. Herzog, named to his current post just two months ago, accused American Jews in a speech last week of "letting Israel down" over the U.N. move to classify Zionism as a form of racism. He said the American Jewish community was "passive" on the Issue. On Sunday, complaints about Heriog's speech before the influential Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations were aired before Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. - Rizzo Appears At Rally PHII..ADELpHM (AP)— Mayor Frank Rizzo came out of the hospital in a wheelchair for a political rally and his first public appearance since he broke his hip at an oil refinery fire earlier this month. He was cheered enthusiastically by more than 2,000 Democrats at a $100-a-plate campaign fund-raising dinner Monday night in which he declared that he expects to win a second term by the biggest margin ever given a candidate in the city. Rizzo was Injured when he collided with a bodyguard as the two were fleeing an explosion at the refinery (Ire Oct. 1, Announcing the OCT. U hIram Towers—Register for "Florida Guidepost" which will meet each Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Films, lecture, slides will cover resources and environment of Florida. Sponsored by Project Oasis and Seminole Community Coll College. Fee for 10 weeks, 12' Open to all senior cltlznns. Uvereaters Anonymous, Florida Power and Light Building, Sanford, 7:30 p.m. OCT. 30-NOV. 1 NOV. 4 NOV.5 Igor's Haunted house Orlando Chapter Zero Spina Bifida Assn. of Central sponsored by South Jaycees, 6- Population Growth, 7:30 p.m., Florida, 7 p.m., Morgan Con10:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall, Room 222, Bush Science ference Room, Florida OCT. 31 Building, Rollins College, Hospital, Orlando. Speaker, Fraternal Order of Eagles Winter Park. Topic: Population Russ White of Colonial Drugs on Auxiliary 3143 Children's Education Grant. paraphernalia for incontinent. Halloween Party, 7.9 p.m., _____________________________________ games, refreshments and prizes, club home, Fern Park, Spring Oaks Homeowners Association has designated "Trick or Treat" night, 5:30 to OCTOBER27 Emma K. Mi ller 8:30 p.m. Only commercial Slim 'n Thin, 7:30 p.m., ADMLSIONS Ned Moose Health Building, scc campus. wrapped candies permissable. Verna M. Morrison Sanford: Registration fee $15. Call SCC's Electronic Haunted House Pansy Pittman Melinda J. Adams Community Services, sponsored by Grace United Anthony Placido Patricia A. Bradley Methodist Church youth, 7:30..1O Wa M. Stringer Abraham Buckner Career Education Program pm, 1311 Palmetto Ave., Eugene B. Reinert, DeBary Carol Cooper (college night) hosted by. Lake Sanford. Dennie J. Hairless, DeBary Jeanette Davis Gourmet luncheon, 11 a.m. to Brantley High School, Forest Joseph Nykodym, DeBary Ada A. City. 7:30 p.m. Open to high 2 p.m., Altamonte Community P1cm Patterson, DeBary Georgia A. Frazier Church educational building. school students and parents. CCCII F. Rider, DeBary Jessie M. Jackson Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary Vio la I.. Johnson Starlight Promenaders NOV. 1 William R. Henry, Deltona Arthur A. Jones Rummage sale, crafts, baked Square Dance Club of DeBary Walter M. Hill Sr., Deltona goods Elsie Kibler and car wash, Halloween Ragamuffin Dance, Christ Irene Joan C. McKernan, Deltona L. Llnck United Methodist Church 8 p.m., DeBary Civic Center on Thure H. Weber, Deltona Helen M. 427 [=din and Tucker Drive, beginShell Road. Costumes optional, Madeline S. Brown, EnterHorace B. May flIng 9 a.m. prizes and refreshments. prise Amanda Montgomery Seminole Commuslty OCT. 27-29 Edward I,. Zimmerman, Robert E. Moiley (',F.D test leading to high Library Auction beginning at 1 Lake Mary Dale B. Pavlick school equi valency diploma, p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Rev. Jesse L Beaty, Orange h1etU M. Smith Seminole Community College. Center. City Garfield Walker NOV. 2 Alphortso L. Wallace OCT. 30 Movie, "Hillbillies Sidney In the Coombe, DeBary Scout European Trip flaunted House," sponsored by Barbara C. Erickson, DeBary meeting, 7:30 p.m. First Sanford Middle School PTA, Fern W. 10 Fosmire, DeBary Presbyterian Church, Fourth Dorothy Bessinger, DeLeon and Park. Anyone be tween am. Sanford Plaza Theater. Springs ages of 16-24 Interested ted in NOV. 3 Ruth Carey, Deltona going to Germany next summer PTA Executive Board George Gatto, Deltona may ittend. You do not bave to meeting, 7:30 p.m., Idyllwilde IN THE AD FOR AMY ,. t, . HOSPITAL NOTES _____ - sit NOV. S Christmas Bazaar, Roll hills Moravian Church, SR Longwood, 9:30 a.m. to R p. Turkey dinner, noon to 7 p, WEATHER Monday's high 85. Overnii low 64. There was a trace rain. Partly cloudy throu Wednesday with slight than of a shower on Wednesdi Highs In the mid 80s. LOWS n 70, Variable mostly east win around 10 mph. Ha probability Wednesday 20 p cent, EXTENDED FORECAST Fair or partly cloudy wi widely scattered mainly i ternoon showers and thu dershowers, more likely Saturday. Lows in the upper S to lower 60s north and in the 7 south Highs in the lOs in U north and in the 80s elsewtier Daytona Beach tides: hi1 2:15 a.m., 2:4-4 p.m., low 8: a.m., 9:01P.M. Port Canavera high 2:03 a.m., 2:34 p.m.; to 9:25 am., 9:52 p.m. CORRECTION ANDERSON THAT Civitan - Evening Herald 1st Annual Seminole County Band Festival Benefit. ..~__ ~~ __ -.-- Saturday, Nov. 8 7:30 P A AA ID At Seminole H.S. Stadium, Sanford. Featuring: LYMAN, LAKE BRANTLEY, LAKE HOWELL, 0 VIEDO, SEMINOLE 8 BISHOP MOORE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BANDS " Z_40s_m9 _0 i__1_ - - �WOMEN Hospital Is Setting For Vows A hospital room made cheerful with flowers and greeting cards was the eumg tor inc marriage of 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hunches Tuesday, Oct. 21, 1975 —.- Paulette Dando of Sanford and Michael Muller of Lakeland at 2:15 p.m., Oct 18. d put our wedding off a rntinl.'i of timgic hsfie Haynes' Club Notes Audubon Society .Hears or Langston k Lyman's Copeland Refuses aVT ifr -- . -: - _____ _________ r 'I, • p . / / I . ,. # - 1r. and Mrs. Michael Muller The brida's father, Paul Elsea,was unable to attend because he. like his I daughter was also confined to;.Jon the wetJcIjng day. Other gL--sts and Mrs. Langley Adair and Dinny Haley. Sell Home Or Not? Vote Split --------------- whose youngest child left for college asked your readers to help them decide whether or not to sell their big home. I say, sell while you can still get your price! We didn't. We kept waiting for our kids to come home for a visit. It was zilwac 11w'-.-... nm ctnrt'. •IW J • "Trw, S LW ---4 — .-. with college students for 15 years, and I would advise parents not to sell their homes address, until their youngest is through boyfriend's family! college. Until that time, Hold hands, sleep late, make We finally wised up and sold ,....j __z.. a .t ... wv oru CUJOY each oirwr. DU it for what we could get. some great clothes, go dancing POOR TIMING IN WISCONSIN cheek to cheek, then come DEAlt ADBY: Sell now! It's home 1yo want to. And never better to move to a strange let your children use you as a free babysitting service or a place where you k place to go for a free vacation. while you are together. OREGONIANS WHO suggest a retirement comDID IT munity where all others have . been uprooted and are eager to DEAR ABBY: Sell the house Illake new friends. Choose a and get into something cheaper niact, where each nf vii rn A s, I... Make Ita Happy pursue new interests and kids come, put them up in a hobbies and prepare for that nearby motel. Even if you have For Medalists day when one of you must carry to pay for it, it's still cheaper, Sell! Store what furniture you busy. Maybe next year. The one in college chose to want to keep, buy a camper and spend Christmas with her take off, leaving no forwarding "Yes, I have to say that Stanley boy is a real line one," said Copeland. "Hut our quarterback is a junior, and he is just now gaining confidence, lie had 200 yards against Lake Brantley and is compiling a good competition per centage." Burkhart, a dropback passer, was slowed by inconsistency early in the season. however, the 6-1 junior has assumed more of a take-charge attitude and is now unquestionably the Lyman leader on RcfjrcrI (111k WIr1c As for the future outlook, Copeland has a good point. Only Mickey Manning, Jerry Human and Bob Riazzi will be lost from the offensive unit through graduation. Granted, they are three good ones. However, somewhere down on the farm — second string, junior varsity or freshman teams — Copeland must have an end, a guard and a running back who will be ready next fall. Okay, coach. But what a bout the rest of the season? -- "Oh, my gosh, don't ask," Copeland comes back. "We have Evans, Seminole and Junes." But wait, I thought it didn't do any good to cry. "I'm not crying. But do you realize what speed those three teams have?" Come to think about it, teams with speed have hurt Lyman. And Evans, Seminole and Jones are not known for their clubfeet. Lyman has made defensive adjustments twice so far, but hasn't found the right combination to cut off those sweeps. Copeland is making another adjustment this week, which means someone will be playing a new position, or positions. "All you can (10 is keep trying," said Copeland, assuming a smile again. He must have stopped thinking so much about Evans, Seminole and Jones, and more about next year. I know how he feels. I smile when I eat, see a pretty girl or collect my check. Seminole Conimunit' College. Phi Theta Kappa is th national Honor Fraternity Foi Junior and Communit Colleges. To be inducted int membership a st udent musi meet the followin) qualifi cations: I. Have completed at least - Qq + - If any of them ever won a medal scholastic, military or athletic — you can make an unus ua l and tho ughtful gift: a needlepoint ''frame for his medal or medals. The needlepoint setting can repeat the bands of color in the medal's ribbon. Or you may, want to let the medal be the focal point of the design and do •. the s€tting as a simple monotone or a shaded pa nel of textured stitches. An in. teresting design element might be a lettered legend with the namne of the award winner and BE A REAL the date stitched across the bottom of the setting. HEADACHE! You could us ing a shade slightly darker than the background color repeat SOfii of 11w words of the For fast relief commendation in story form arou nd the edge of the canvas. call th e Lven awards won by children for Sunday school atte ndance or medals they win at summer camp a nd in school at hleti cs take on new importance when they're placed in a needlepoint Hostess. setting, arid hung on the wall. I think athletic awards are MARGE WILLIAMS more interesting surrounded b, 322-1812 embroidered symbols of the Sanford sport crossed tennis SHIRLEY MILLET racquets, golf markers, clubs 834.9212 or tees, bowling pins, c,ta a f Cassetbery Winter Springs of leathered arrows for an RUTH TUECH rcer+ If you're planning to LYNN HENDERSON 834-9212 it'h a legend remember that Altamonte Springs. Longwooc :are(ul planning wi th graph aper is an important SHIRLEYMILLET eIiminary If you want the 834-9212 ord3 to fit and be artistically Forest City ntegrated into the design, Altamonte Springs And, of course, there's HILDA RICHMOND igainsi making a needlepoint 574-3167 tting as a Chtistmas gift for a tons 'oman who has won a medal! I& — - Jacksonville had scored more runs (22-16) and committed fewer errors than Seminole, and would receive the trophy. After losing its opener to Stetson Thursday night, 7-I, Seminole bounced back to post three straight wins - 9-5 over Jacksonville, 5-3 over Rollins and 1-0 over Fill. Seminole's Jim Potoski was named tourney most valuable player, to ease part of Pantelias' pain. Potoski, a walk-on from Pittsburgh, hit 6-for-12 with five singles, one homer and three RBIs. Frankie McDonald and Marvin Evans were also instrumental in Seminole's strong showing. Tuesday. Oct. 28,1975-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. "4 Baker Choice in Showdown With Wei ls have taken stepsto see that doesn't happen tonight." Herald Boxing Writer One of those steps is C'ljne s L ... -' -. •ORLANDO - Tonight's getting Ashlock to fly in a boxing show at the Orlando neutral judge, Johnny Ort of Sports Stadium, which is Ring Magazine, from New headlined by Orlando's Gene York. A-shlock and matchmaker Wells and Mike Baker of _ Trampler, have Washington, D.C., should prove Bruce ifthi.s area has finally become a surrounded the Baker-Wells , : fight with excellent supporting fight t" For th" past year," bouts. -, * -' * ,' ,*-A , to one of the other three pro ',.a. . promoter + I ie xk cx bouts, Joey Vincent makes his ain "e.at up to this card and If the local first fight on the comeback people don't come out and trail. Away for almost three support it I will have to admit months, Vincent will be out to we have taken the wrong path." prove he hasn't lost any of his The path that Ashlock refers magic at the box office ortn the to has been one of building up ring when he tangles with local fighters and at the same Jacksonville's Max Horde in a time, trying to introduce boxing junior middleweight match-up '...• ' .'•- In Ins last outing Vincent was to an area in which many had " I—., •4'• . stopped by Perez for the never been to a live show, . a_I. ___ • ::: But there comes a time when southern title but his record still the home town boys have to be remains an impressive 13-2-2.. -Of equal interest will be the stepped up in competition and Kenny Lee,a yeoman on the line at Seminole High School, shonoredioday as player of the week In tonight's fight is giant step up paring of Mad Dog Ross and Seminole's 32-7 victory over Colonial Last Friday night. Lee, offensive center and defensive middle for b3th Wells and local boxing. Wayne Battle, guard, accepts a plaque from Optimists Club member Bill Wilkins, left, while Seminole Hue coach Both are top contenders for "The biggest gates we can Jay Stokes, looks on. Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) have," Ashlock continued, "is Perets crown and a win would when we have a grudge match go a long way to getting either a between two of the local chance at the title. lighters. When that occurs The other pro bout also have an attraction like Taco figures to have the fans' in. Perez and Joey Vincent was in terest, as Clarence Henderson, August. But something like that who has won all his pro fights ByLOUISSAPSIS = I I-. __ =-- ______ -.. _I. ___ KENNY LEE TAPPED Three Tough Ones Remain 1,200 .09 at Aft o r e', BY OPTIMIST CLUB -i Phi Theta Kappa will hold it. induction ceremony on Wed mining a winner this way," Pantelias, "Jack Lamabe (Jacksonville coach and I were sitting, and when they made the announcement, he was as surprised as me. He said 'what's going on?' I old him I didn't know." The announcement was that the tiebreaker would be that added SPORTS 0.6 offense. The P1 Lambda Chapter o Teams had to wait (cc FTU to hand Stetson its second loss, -O, late Monday night before anyone could accept the trophy. Earlier in the afternoon, Stetson ran its record to 2.1 by beating Rollins, 6-5, with two runs in the bottom of the seventh. "I've never heard of deter- WRIJ II 1 411 Air Sit,., fl on alone, and they won't stay as long. You've probably noticed that THE L'S IN LAGUNA HILLS CANADIANS most embroidered gifts seem DEAR ABBY: Sell! Sell! DEAR ABBY: I've worked t remali nrint4 mntl mw Jack I'antelias felt like he teaiii. had been beaned Monday night Seminole and Jacksonville when it was announced that had tied with 3-I records in the Jacksonville University had five-team round-robin tour. been awarded the cham- nanient. And Seminole whipped pionship trophy in the Zinn Jacksonville, 9-5, in the meeting Beck Fall Baseball Classic. between the two, so Pantelias "Numb, that's the only thing I and a number of other ohcan say," said the coach of the servers - figured Seminole Seminole Community College would win it. Burkhart Gains Confidence 5 55 'I trip is sched uled for I • II II II childr en desperately need a Nov. 19. MISS hunt will have home to come back to, and It details. The Chuluota Retired Club Norman Venson, and Carol should be there whet her or not The Nov. 20, meeti ng of the met at the Fire Hall for its Grim. Of course brother, Eric, it's made use of. Seminole Chapter will be in regular monthly meeting on and sisters, Kathy and Lara, SANTA BARBARA Maitland. Doris Mager will be Thursday evening. The usual were present to share the DEAR ABBY: I don't think the speaker. Members are covered dish dinner was served Festivities. those people should se ll their asked to bring bird seed as a beforehand. Ruth Boxwell big house. If they were to move Christmas gift to Florida presided a nd Ed Richardson gave a talk on the Federation of into a littl e apartment and their Audubon. 1. Retired Clubs of Seminole children and gra ndchildren visiting Dorothy's Mother, Ruth County. or 'Dining wanted to spend Christmas Out' Party it Fourteen of the members UOXWI1, Thanksgiving with them, where Sanford Woman's Club will plan to take advantage of the would they put them? Where? TRIM CLINIC entertain at the annual "Dining Senior Citizens Bus Service at We are glad to hear that (',RANDCIIILI) IN VA, flnl' nnrft" nfS-- Lit fl,.$1_ .11 II -l#ta ST- - till AlL tI .1Ul Ill• I... r1 .,w,,,,• TflflflT •icy lflflt,wiu IallI lflflV •IllPfllSl, I ,...,. "'J 4!IU4fJtl £ IJUUiV UJVJ Mayfair Country Club. leave Chuluota and go recuperating from knee Club members are welcome Altamonte Mall for lunch and surgery at the Winter Park to bring guests and reser- shopping. The bus will return to Hospital. We know that he looks vations are a "must" by calling Chuluota around 4 p.m. forward to the day that he can Betty Davis, Marty Colegrove, leave his crutches behind. Catherine Ray, Sonya Morris or Mabel Rojas had Essie - Doris Dietrich. McAvov for- -----S.—J SiintlnvtSl4I4 t1inn. I f IL.iv$uI tyiiii )iIUgiifl, -, ---.-iu The hospitality hour will guest last week. Mabel has Just daughter of Janet and Rich begin at 7 p.m., followed by returned to Chuluota after a Shogren of Second Street I1'7Ja1i1k dinner and entertainment, month's vacation In Michigan. celebrated her first birthday I)ressis optional and }jalloween last Sunday with a party. costumes are acceptable. Dorothy and Bob Lane of Guests were little Natalie have wondered what bit of See Details Miami were again in Chuluota Jordon, Terry and Duper handiwork would be suitable for Phi Theta Kappa On Page 4. B for the weekend. They were Smith, Wendy, Jamie, and the men on your Christmas list. A field DEAR ABBY: A couple - — that Lyman High is 1-5, not 5-1 this football season. As the coach, he hardly needs reminding that the Greyhounds have found themselves on the short end of the stick on five occasions this fall. So why is this man smiling? "Well, it doesn't do any good to cry," Copeland philosophized Monday. "You have to keep your head up.'' Even after losing to your next-door neighbor, Lake Brantley, an upstart? "Sure. why that's footnali," he comes back. Copeland had some rather astute observations [allowing Friday's game: 1) lie says Brantley's Henry Stanley is the second best quarterback his team has faced this season and that only flak Ridge's Danny Mile was better. 2) Ills own nii:irfcrh:wk 11th Ib,rlzh!IrI fl-in 1511111 5, I 51I I--. quarterback of the future for this area. :i With three seniors on the offensive unit, Lyman should be sound as a hound's hair next fall. ' The Seminole Chapter of the twelve academic hours at SCC. Florida Audubon Society met 2. Be currently enrolled in at on Thursday, Oct. 23, at the least twelve hours. fleeting room of the Florida 3. Have an overall grade point Power and Light Company, average of at least 3.35. _. Sanford. 1. Be of good character, a Gerald Langston, principal iood citizen and have leader I ..'planner of the Seminole County ship potential (determined by Planning Department was the vote of the faculty) . .• speaker. His topic concerned . the long range goals and oh- IA! ' '..iUu Clu b jeetives of the county. The main Woman's goal. hesaid. istu maintain and The Wonian'sClub of Sanford 4 enhance the quality of life for will hold its general business all county citizens by promoting meeting and catered luncheon ASLAM Lii *health, safety and welfare of on Nov. 5, at 12 noon in the the Individual and rornuuinit (lob Reservations I ll neXt objective is the are required. Guest speaker ______ _____ management of land and will be Chick Waddell who will resources to insure adequate speak on "Physical Fitness for protection. This is to be Busy People." followed by services and facilities through cooperation SCC's W.I.F.E. between local, state and federal Evening classes in Seminole governments. Langston urged Community College's W.I.F.E. members to make suggestions i Women Interested in Future 'ROYALTY' ELECTED that would help to implement Education) program will begin Carlton and Beverly Medlock of Sanford were crowned king and these goals. queen of the Bicentennial Civic Organization's Red and White on the college campus, Room Miss Eva Hunt, president, 108 from 7-10 p.m. Wednesday. Ball, held Oct. 11 at the Maltland Civic Center. Little Renee • reported on the Bird Study Women interested in at- Jefferson and Darion Williams, also of Sanford, were elected Class being conducted by Ira tending the weekly sessions princess and prince of the event. Proccedl from the ball will Welglev from the Florida should contact Maggie Culp at benefit Sanford Nursing homes and needy families over the Audubon Society. This cli,cc Christmas season. flerald Photo by Maria Hak1ns college. r•s of one hour classroom work followed by one hour of outdoor observation, and will In And Around Chuluota continue r Wednesday mur- nings beginning at9:3oa,m, - Perhaps someone should tell Dick Copeland d ' 4,. To Bring Out Crying Towel Li _____ - 'S families," explained the new Mrs. Muller from her bed in Seminole Memorial Hospital. "Then I came down with rhewnatic fever just five days before Oct. 18--the date we'd set jç absolutely final for the ceremony. "We had our license, blood tests, rings and everr thing sowedeeidj to o ahead anyway and get married in the hospital," she said. The bride chose a peach colored nylon tricot caftan for the wedding and carried bouquet if pink satin roscs iitade by her friend, Ann Benson, who attended the cerernoney with her husband, Bob. The bride's hospital room mate, l.uevinja Marshall served as matron of honor. Also attending the marriage ceremony which was performed by Rev. J erry Forest of First Southern Methodist Church, was mother of the bride. Mrs Bertha F.Isea, By JIM HAYNES ! tivr ;, 7 SIP mi'nnI Rp- ntc Inw Runaway Choice In Poll An erson Top S ipper doesn'thappen evcry day and by knockouts, meets the only man to ever lose a decision to it's good it doesn't. "When two local heroes fight Vincent in Florida, Jerry Hill. each other, one has to lose but if The popular 41-year-old man- the West by winning an amaz- lclub. NEW YORK (All) — Sparky they keep fighting invaders, all f A tall lank' middleweight Anderson, the hard driver of ager won by a landslide 289-61 ing 108 games, including a -1 rom "They'll really love it. the local kids can keep ean win, catch cle an a Cincin nati's Big Red Machine, margin over Danny Murtaugh, record 64 at home, and then nd he has the style Anderson a strict fair leader ning," Ashlock concluded, was named the National manager of the East-winning polished off the Pirates in three di Tonight's invader doesn't to not only go the stance bu t who allows no long hair or bad League Manager of the Year Pittsburgh Pirates. easy games. figure to lose, for he is ranked also to be able to upset the by )j players, conduct t today. John McNamara, who piloted The topping to Anderson's r. No, 3 in the world and holds the powerful Henderson. one of the p e best jnzlnu Monday, Darrell Johnson, the San Diego Padres to a sweetest season came The amateur portion will N, the centages in baseball history— United States junior mid- hendhined.the most s4. manager of the Boston Red Sox, four th-place finish in the Na- World Series, w here thein Beds but only this year did he realize dieweight championship. sational three rounder ever won the American League tional League West, finished defeated the Boston Red Sox in the dream of i world chimThe quick-handed, sharp (orthisare as Terry "Root third with 30 votes while Phila- seven gaines to claim their fir3t manager of the year award. punching, fleet-footed p iortshi p Anderson, who sparked the deiphia's Danny Ozark was world title since 1940, Baker Thk haiti 1 twth Sammy e out will enter the ring a6-S choice to world champion Reds to their Fourth with 18 and St. Louis "A lot of people say it doesn't When Anderson was named run his record to 27-5 at the greatest season in history, was Red Schoendienst fifth with mean anything to them, but I the Reds' manager in 1969, he expense of the current southern IV show starts at8p.m. with a runaway choice In the voting seven, • can't say that," said the gre- was a virtual unknown and the champion. Masias and Tuten getting into from a nationwide panel of Anderson's well-heeled Reds garious Anderson. "I'm really day he got the job, some newsAccording to his manager, the ring around 8:30 and Wells sports writers and broad. won the National League pen- thrilled. It'll be even a bigger paper headlines read, "Sparky Chris Cline, "Mike was robbed and Baker getting it on casters. nant with a flair. They swept thrill to the guys on my hal- Who?" in every one of his losses, but I somewhere around 10. ' - - Bucks is MOVING CAN - - - ' It Still Wild Man At Large In Fronton T00s.Gators No. 11 humbled Indiana 55-7 and voters were convinced of the tinued to roll along undefeated, ed 632 points. By The Associated Press earned 584 points in the poll. Undefeated and untied teams Buckeyes' supremacy. Ohio blasting 16th-ranked Colorado Arizona State, 7-0, the only monopolized the premier five State collected 1,190 of a pus- 63-21. The Cornhuskers were Texas, 6-I and 516 points, held spots in The Associated Press slble 1,220 points from a nation- checked off No. I by two voters, oilier unbeaten-untied team No. 8 position after roughing college football poll today, with t ide panel of sports writers and Nebraska's first two flrstplace among the Top 10, finally made its and ninth-rated ballots of the year, and moved the grade, taking the No. 10 spot up Rice 41.9 Ohio State still holding a wide broadcasters. Army up a notch into third place with from Colorado following a 24.6 Penn State, 7-1, blanked margin over second-ranked Ok459 points. victory over Texas-El Paso, 31-0 and collected The Oklahoma Sooners, 7-0, 939 points. lahoma. Arizona Stati' collected 342 the defending national cham. This week's Second Ten Displaced Southern Calilor- iXilfltS. Florida moved up a notch to No. pions who haven't lost in their shows, in order, Florida, Mis11 after a 24-16 victory over last 36 outings, drew eight first- nia, 7-0 and a 24-17 winner over souri, UCLA, Maryland, Noire Duke moved the Gators' record place votes and 1,084 points stubborn Noire Dame, dropped Alabama, 6.1, which hasn't Dame, Colorado, Arizona and lost since its season to 6-I. alter beating Iowa State 39-7, into fourth with 890 points, opener newcomer San Diego State with against Missouri, stood sixth Miami despite 13 Fumbles, of Ohio and Oklahoma Also 7-0 is Texas A&M, which with 609 points after crushing Ohio State, 7-0, had little State tied for 19th. Oklahoma's chief rival in the survived a scare from Baylor, Texas Christian 454. Michigan, trouble rolling over Big Ten riwinning 19-10. The Aggies total- 542, unbeaten but twice-tied, out of 61 Big Purdue 35-6, and 50 Eight, Nebraska, 7-0, con val The Top Twenty teams in The Associated Press college football poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points based on 20-18-16-14-12-10-98-74 5-4-3-2.1: FERN PARK The Wild Man is loose at the Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai fronton. That's the nickname for Aspi, the hardest thrower on the roster, and one of the biggest crowd pleaser's to perform at the fronton. Azpi is also the winntngest pelotari so far in the season, showing 35 wins to lead Celaya by one in the victory chase. AspI's general characteristics are of a wall-climbing, reckless style and his blazing throws are as likely to find their way out of bounds as in. The fans, however, excuse Aspi, because they appreciate his throw-it-hard-as-you-can attitude. Evidence In that Aspi throws hardest is the fact that most opponents request a slower-bouncing pelota when he comes up. Celaya, who played formerly in Miami, is a (.oleader in the singles race, lie and Mugucrza have won 10 tunes. Celaya plays in the ninth game singles against middle games players, while Mugueria plays the tougher feature 10th game. Echano won four games Monday night to become the first player this season to turn the trick, - Inspirational Sammy Gains Honor ATLANTA t APi—Doug Dickey calls Sammy Green his "inspirational player." Opponents only wonder how to prevent Florida's tough middle guard From destroying their offenses. And most are happy to know this Is the last year the 6foot-2, 228-pounder from Ft. Meade, will be around. The Gators dumped Duke 14-16 Saturday, catching the Blue Devils after a traditional battle with Florida State and before an annual grudge match with Auburn. - "lie is super," Dickey said. "lie is giving it everything tie's got." Green Is a consistent, hrdhittlng performer who plays with reckless bandun, grading well after almost every' game. "lie just seems to be getting better every week," Dickey said. "lie certainly had a fine game against Duke." Green made 14 tackles, assisted on four others and sacked Duke backs four times For losses totaling 17 yards. For that effort, Green was named today The Associated Press Southeastern lineman of the Week, There was plenty of competition for this week's award. Exceptional per(orfllances also were turned in by Blake Whiitlatch of Louisiana State, Don Shank of Georgia Tech and Rusty Russell of Georgia. Whitlatch made 19 tackles as IAISU upset the th-ranked South Carolina Gainecucks ?lli Russell led an inspired defense that held Kentucky's Sonny Collins under 100 yards for the first time this year. Russell made eight tackles and assisted seven. l.Ohio St. 150 7-0.0 1,190 2.01atoma 18 7-0-0 I,t$4 3.Nebeasb (2) 74-0 939 7-0-0 4.S. Calif. (1) 890 7-0-0 5,Texas A&M 632 6-1-0 6.Alabal!la 609 Shank, a substitute, turned in an ex7.Michigan 542 584 ceptional game at linebacker as Georgia 8.Texas 61-0 516 Tech blanked Tulane 23-0. 9.Penn St. 7-1-0 459 7.0-0 lO.Aruonai St. 342 Other linemen with outstanding efforts 11.Flodda 5-1-0 293 were Lawton hlydrick of Georgia Tech, hZ.Misso.iri 5-2.0 183 Harvey hull of Mississippi State, Gerald 13.IJCLA 5-1-1 151 Loper and Mike Williams of Florida, (;us li.MaryLind 5-1-1 108 White and Woodrow Lowe of Alabama, lS.Notre Dame 5-2.0 62 Liston Eddins and Jeff Gilligan of l6.Colorado 5-2-0 52 Auburn, lion Cheattiam of Southern 17.Arizona 5-1-0 41 Mississippi, Jim Kovach and Friink 18.San Diego St. 740 34 Emanuel of Kentucky, and Aim Griffith 19.Mlami, Ohio 6-1-0 33 and Ben ZamtHaI of Georgia tie; Okia. St. 5-2-0 33 (through Monday 111911$) OVERALL OP Win Place Show I Aipi 217 IS 23 2 Celaya 219 Ii 72 70 71 212 215 219 212 272 221 113 700 3.4 31 3) 32 32 30 10 11 77 73 73 36 Il . 21 30 72 2 ) 7: 72 11 Sanchez 4 Urra Elorza 6, Perez LOrri S 'ermi n Bilbao Larrea AZI'I SINGLES Ceiiva an,+','t qecj me) to, Fermin S A: !p *3U.,i (j,+ ' j. in (j', !')'+ ,i. - �. I . 211--Eynjg Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 21, 075 Legal Notice SCOREBOARD . Boxing ' s . W I Carpentier a 9 70. 440, 3 00. 2 Larri Bedia (7) (7) 1440, 21 40, S 10: 2 Topland D. ccwed (R Neely) 'I I. 1 BrgM Mir Rodney (T. Taylor) S 1; 4 Marcon Pro Football 20.110:3 'y (6) 300 Q (2 31 (1)720.7 60. p Problem 370, (Far ber) 15); S. Gay Glad (No Gat (Udell) $ 1. 5 Ocala Mighty 7260: p 137 5990 Q 17)1) $60 70; T (7 I all) 5.304 $0, I arlvq) 5 7, 6 Squaw Birdie (Rouse) Mite (FilipeIli) 17) 6. First Affair FOURTH 1 BarreEchav. (I) 709 National coemau League .1 Reico (Hobbs) IS.); I. (Kurtzworm 41; 7. Kim Lobell 97. 7 .0 ii 70. 710, 300. 2 Maya Jay) (l) SEVENTH - 1. Metrolina Abby Goroe Way (B Regur) 13 National Conferuic, PARIS (All) - Georges Car. dog Monday evening and re (Harp) 31; 0, Serena Boot (Shimp) Carpent1erht most of his big 960. 3 40. 3 Bilbao Miguel (I) 4.00: (Bridget) 413 20.240.3,20; 2. Byrd THIRD - 1 4 Mile. Pace Claiming &I Eastern Division pentier, 81, who lost to Jack turned home when he com oo. P 11 1) ring earnings during the de0 131)0, DO 131) K (31 370. 760: 3 Beatrice Way (7) $1000;). Ho*arth Chief (No driver) W 1 T. P0 PF PA SEVENTH C-7. Pace, Mile: I l9 70 Dempsey in 1921 in boxing's plained of feeling il l, lie died pression. He ran a bar and res. 7 10. Q (3 1)%U2O. 1 (13 7) 599 20, 011135 1 7: 7 Towallga Mist (Seders) $ I, Mr Peeperj (Admas) 6 1; 7 S 1 0 133 II) 9) Grey FIFTH 1 Aguirre Erdo:a (1) 12 09 first million-dollar gate, died two hours later, With 4 7 0 667140 3 Bedford Hanover (C Miller) $1' flit ID Amato) I F 3 Phantom taurant in Paris until about 10 1 10. 320. 7 Fermin Miguel 40. IS EIGHTH S Louis i 1. Iron City Nancy a Metrotina Mick (Ptoyotfl S2; S. 0 663 141 131 onday Olynch (Bailey) (DI; night after a heart at1. Loyal II) II 00.060. 3 Carpentier lived Celaya in reyears ago, when he retired. quietly Mencni ) IRegur) (1) 7760. ;I 40. 4 7; 2 NY Grits 2 1 0 333 47(36 Busy Tom (No driver) 15 1. 6, Opposition (Ovoracek) 72; s. tack, it 320. Q 0I) 5440. p (11)117 60. was learned today, Dads Favorite (6) 120. 370; 3 Phil Darned Heel (Blood ) IS).?. Oteca Riefare (Mante'ia I 1; cent years. His last big public 1 5 0 167 14 I?) 6. DOddiO SIXTH - 1 Mingo ,Idvs (1) 10 60 y Dale Darryl (0*0 0(4)37 6 5 00 Central Mat (Beretnak) 3.) I. Hi Caree Boy (Kausner) S 1; 7. bonds King CarpCnllCr, the first Frenth. C.arpentler, who started box. appearance was on a television e *o. 110. 7. Negul Echave (161) St. 13540, 706.1. (Peters 97 6 0 0 1000 161 (P Regur) 9 7 ing at the age (if 14 as a fly- program in January lti74 to tl(Jfl to wIn it world boxing I. Meadow 340 3. Cacho Pecet (5) 110. Q (I 2) NINTH I. Beth Dean (Beret Oct FOURTH 3 3 0 500 III lfl * Mile. Pace. Challenger (Johnson 3 i. 39 40 P ((21 I $0 weight and moved up through mark his 80th birthday. nak) (1131 40. (070. 340. 7. Goni (3) Claiming 51.000: I. Delkendun Chic. crown, began his career as a 1 S 0 .167 (No EIGHTH - C.), Pace. Mile I. every class to the SEVENTH - 1 Echar Javl (7) 100. 300; 3DH Winning Tin IS) driver) 151. 7 Shetwralade Bay heavywei 1 5 0 (67 17 137 gh t On that showed a coal miner in the bleak pits of program he (Kucia) 01k Way (B. Regur) 11; 7. Drift 1100. 740. 440. 2 Uria Alberdi (3) 2*0. 3DH Van Date Byrd (6) 1.20, Q 17 1. 3 Mr Durkee (Provost) 52; Western Division 710.3 60. 3 Cacho Arana (6)300; Q (37)%2) 40. T (735)519620; T (1.3 division where he lost In the sparkling eye, a brisk walk and northern France. F,ser (Sabatka) SI; 3 Treasure I A Western Champ (Blood) 31; 5 S I 0 133 127 76 )o Joe (Foster) $ 1. 4 Boca West championship bout against an unflagging memory for his 20, p 42 3) 91 70 61 5793 10. T 7 01 7 itt 2 1 0 33.1 16 Scott (No driver) S 1; 6. lJonon EIGHTH - I Fermin Ramon (at ) 3 1; S Mables Queen m psey, had been in apparent bouta of a halfntury ago. He De ( E. Fr, $ Tar Dapple (Bereznak)9 2. 7. 7 i 0 33.1 IDS Carpentier weighed In around Lotus Taylor) I I; 6 Summer Yankee (No 115 9*0. 720 110. 2 Alava Mtncha (2) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES N Or) I S 0 6,5 good health, Bud (Brdes) 31. I Tern Mitt driver) 7?. 7 Legend Chief also show his misshapen 175 pounds, the top IiniIt of th e 10 *7. Il 10. 3. M.arunl Mugue'nza (7) ed (Paul IS American Conference 20. Q 1 2 1) (N.holl) $ I. I Admirals Lad . Q (4 2) 94 . FIRST lie died at the home of his right hand which he said he light heavyweight class, lie C.3 Trot, Mile: I R? FIFTH Eastein Divition C.). Pace, I MIle: (Becker) NINTH 1 Bi lbao (3 9.00. 490, chits Flyer IT Taylor) 77; 7. daughter, Jacqueline, who said broke in the second round Timely Marie (Udell) I I; 2 Kings W. L. T. Ph. on the world crown in that PF PA 540 2 Aqure UI 1.70.610. 3. A:p Cousin It IN Phillips) $ 1; 3. Miami NINTH - Mile, Pace, Claiming Top Medal (Breton) 97, 3 S 1 0 .033 176 'S "be has shown no signs of III- against Dempsey with a blow to category from Battling (4)340 0(13)31.70. P (3 1) Secret (Deerry) (DI, I Stars Shied PIlytX)y (Nich.3ll) S I. 1. Bullet 57.500: 1 Beautiful Waverly CE. 84.1ff 1 2 0 667 192 ness. On the contrary, he gave the head. TENTH I Attu (1) 1400 6.10 (Hobbs) 6.). S . Citans Comet Freight (No drivir) 51. on Levinsky Oct. 12, 1920, in Be it 2 4 0 .333 (51 144 s. No4'deI Taylor) 3 I; 7. Bombay Jayson the 170.7 Larrea (5)600,740:3. SantI (84'i!ton) 3 I; 6. Lily Blue Chips Russ (Scaturro) 171. 6 Western impression of being in won(Sriimp) (01; 3 Dee Dum Greer He said that since all his Jersey City, N.J., and lost it In NY ntner) S 1. 4. Dottie Kno, derful health. fie spent a nor;CIS 2 4 0 OD I) fl ISO 3o. power was in his right hand he Paris two years later to I,ouj (Kalathas) 9 2. I (N . Crank) Ck 31; I Diamond Rush Central Division (NihclI) I I; S. Chky Bravado ELEVENTH - I Alava Mguel PhillipS) I 1 inal day Monday. His death knew immediately that he had Phal, an African from then (Kurtrwor$th 6 1 Cinn 6 0 0 (000 21 70 I$t7&3$0.540 7 (Astarita) 7 7; 3 Gay Parader J SECOND ()) came with an unbelievable rap- no more chan'e against Dem. French-ruled Senegal who C•3 Pace, Mile: I. Pit? SIXTH - C.), Trot, Mile: 1. (kuntz*'rffi) $ 1 0 $3 170 41 97, 7. Amy Girl 9*0.340. 3 CechoAzpi (6) 3.50; Morakas Q Pacer (Ormsby) Ii; I. Spttd'y HOus idity." S 1 0 133 HansIT. Crank) 11; 2. Mecci,ry (Rau) $ I; I. Lincoins py. He lost on a fourth-round fought under the name of Battl6 (14) 53 40 . P (I 1) (4770. Top Reward (D'Amato) I I. J. Jot Bannas Biby (R. Neely) I 1; 3. C. j Cltve 0 6 0 . Spirit (DeBerryl 6 1 Carpentier had walked his knockout. TWELFTH I Celaya.Larrea flg Siki. Western Division C' f 2 1' 3 40, 7 C"uchG Attu .-------------.------ ----... . 1 . ._ -C fli :n . 2 f2. 3 Santo Azp, UI 760. Cty 3 3 0 500(10)70 QUi)3$60.P(4I)1940;BIQQ(1 Denver 2 3 0 .500 1(7 (AS I with I 6) 1771 40 DEALER ABC 6YR. S D'e'90 0 6 0 .000 31 TOMSIMS A - 1.404 Hand le -- %Ia.7$ $8' KY. BBS Monday's Game U' SCOTCH TROPIC $ y $6' KY. 888 __________ Mtvinota 13. Chicago 9 ORLANDO SEMINOLE RUM ISLE .11 ~__&~ Saturday. Nov. I CANADIAN klo"T QA DARX I TONIGHT'$ ENTRIES a San Diego at New York C' ~7 FIRST I. Negui Yxa, I PREMIUM ABC f)(1At3RY 011,5 Echano Bettia, 3. Larri Leniz; a I6ICANADLN SUNSET 1 Sunday, New. 7 Aldana E)cvza, S. ca Alberdi; 6 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Cacho Okoki, 7 lJra Santhe:; I CLAN " OLD IMP FRANCE øiiu I Buffalo at New York Jest ABC HAS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES Eddy Arana . . MACGREGOR CHARTER OPEN , BACARDI Cleveland at Baltimore I ,. HENRI PHILLIPI I SCOTCH LIGHT 00 DARIE RuM Mum, at Chicigo PLUS ALL was? Of Twill FRICIS , SUIIOAV 0. .Eddy Lrmz. 3 Aldana-8etia; I " j TEN HIGH fill mlao "i'-' 145 FLA S)JG AtSAtE 11114.6 $110 UM&* Minnesota at Green Bay Ecriarlo Arana; S BarreAlbefi7i. 6. AM '6 TO '9 BELOW I v iwoiI sai ..,,,•, _ - *1 AM WEEK & u £'i. Houston at Kansas City (intl Elonia; 7. Larri Yza; I. Ica '''' ".' WHOLE SA LE _____________________ 12 59" 'T IL Atlinti a? New Orleans DAILY Sanchez IN CURRENT ISSUE 4.99,, P,iq'w England a, St Louis THIRD - 1. Echanc.Lenhz; 2 ' S(VEAG(GUID1 L_J . 44885K SPECIALS Oakland at Denver Dcfroa a? sari Francisco tarYiOkok.. S tca.savl;6 Alana Dallas a? "SashnOton CANADIAN . Afar'. 7 Are(hi Sanchez, I ur NOUOUCflON I _____________ L Al-.-' y s t ru.ij smnta Monday, Nov. 3 GIN o Sei?a,a " L os Angele s at P'aecr'..i, y03u1111&*IUIO IS FOURTH Ar,'cPia Bengoa; 2, st two 40 , Cacho Echave, 3. Bane Sanchez; a • OUPdCE fleguiiavi. S DomingoM,i; 6 sJciDsn50uS10U S., Larri Perez. 7 Maria Tine; Pro Cage ' ROYAL! VODKA j u'""'m" • ` All FIFTH I FermsnAgvjrro; 7. II 4 U'kDi.'IClII$ : NSA San?' Ramon; 3. DomIngo-Larrea; :... 'rurr,Luzszgtca 15 LORD Eastern Conference 1 C!'ructio Mencha. S IS Erdoza. OR DARK UpWr CI14 1141 $U Atlantic Division CALVERT Echave; 6 Sila'Muguerza; GIFT $01 *UT 11* SOUVENIR I SCOTCH PcI. GB CANADIAN * Ceiaya Miquet: I Maruri Bengoa. ', . 1`10 SIAGRAM V 0 TIACRIRS $COTCN Boston I 1 0 1.000 'It .• SIXTH - I. BarTCM9U,I: 2. JIM SIAM KY BOURBON Pfrulphij 2 0 Iwo Negs Altu; 3. ArecN Javi. I. ** " VODKA GIN RUM Buffalo 1 0 1000 ' Dam Zinc. S Catho Bengo; .YT r,', New York I 2 $00 I Bilbao Echave. 7. Oguiza.Ekwza; Cetnal Division I Alava Perez. _ -. WiSh.flØ 1 0100011111111111111 r SEVENTH I EcPiarioya; 2. W. WouTEt auTi Ii 31 N OrIe*its 2 1 66.7 Tca Btstei, .1 Larri Alberdi, 4. i Atlanta I I Oguiza Jan; S. Aldina unit; i. . THERE5 QUART 140UU04' 0 1 000 1 Eddy Okoki; 7. Negui-P,rez; CIeve'lanø CANADIAN 0 7 000 I', IurxaArana NEAR YOU It 111 Wetti.r Conference . CLIJY EIGHTH-i CelavaRarnon, 2 Midwtst. Division Sala Aguirre. 3 Maruri Mencpia, 1. Detroit I 1 50Q- SiMUguerZa.SCh Juan; 6 Chicago n ii .500ErdozaLarrea; 7. ALlyaArp4; ST. LEGER X C. C 1 . 000 i LONDON TOWER TEQUILA 0 . 11111 Fermin Attu, ________ . LONDON ORLD S LIGHTEST 90' 7 YEAR Mitwauee SCHENLEY 0 1 000 1 t NINTH -1. Erdoza, 2. Augitri; 94* N ISO? *M11IOCOCItTLIL KY. BOURBON TOWER Pacific Division 3 lane. I Azp. 5. Juan; 6 CeIIya; SCOTCH ________ Seal') 94' 61* 7 0 1 000 7 BtIb; 4. Sal.. _____ " WISER'S IOYR. 1* 1 1 .500 1 10 YEAR TENTH - ) SaMi;7 JOSE CORTUMIX$CO ______ _____ ROYAL DElUXE 5te CANADIAN (I .500 C"ucho. a Attu; S Fermin; YR,I(y.U$. ABC RUM V.D. BARTON , ____ _ 1_oaO Plxm 11 1 1 .500 I '115*1*2_111111" QUEEN . Mug,er:a, 7. Larrea; S. Marvnl. ______ ______ LIGHT DAM POrtlInd 0 2 . 2 VODKA ELEVENTH -'I. Oguiza Miguel; ...: -' _____ ' cibbrekn ______ Mondays RaIt 2. CactJuin, 3 Barrezarre; 1. ANNE HARVEY'S .__. .. P?litadeIpira 11 7. Los Angeles Arecnaiflu; °°° S Sala Ethayt: a. SCOTCH H WOOD 'I'1. W$I$v CAti*Dt*i fSCOTCH ABC 6 YR. Dom.ngo Perez, 7 Alava Azp; I HORSE 14 Y A'.,' 2 QS S Todays Games Ferrn,n Bengoi 86' KY. SRO. ,"L, SCOTCH 1269' I 720fl.A lUG RtSAIf ____ POwslion at Balo '2015 7495 TWELFTH -i. Bibao Ramon; 2. Goloen State 01 New York 5.anti -Aguirre: 3 Maruni-Juan; 1. up 3 14" 5. 99 Portland at tim Orleans 6.49 _______ 4•39 OUAR T CeiayaMuguerza. 5. Sa*aAitij, 6. ____________________ -Seattle at Chicago imi 3.99 5.9 7bim on*sr aonu Los Angeles at Milwaukee Chutho Larnea __________________ ABC a ' mmm We*u4ay's ° iren ORLANDO-SEMINOLE Go'en State at Boston MONDAY MATINEE RESULTS Los Argi4j at Detrol? 109 aAtnI Seattle at Kaniis City SHERRY 3.79 ,' i 1.59' __ rn 2.29 W1NE 5TH MUTEINE I :sc lifTs ________________________________ i,M"iS.siL..,iI ________ $ ,Wtis4.!)Ifl4s) 2$DZj ABA 14wJ L S'.,1ItU,,iftflN, 310 3 Aldana.Arana (4) 110; Q (7. __________ 1 NO 9111105 SECOND -1. Echano Eloria (1) 1. 1 Tsday'sGamie y tM.s __ __________ 1.64. 420, 400; 2. Sarr,O&rAj (5) CERTIFIED BRAND, ,,,, 5n 95 STANLEY SCOTCH . . . . 3.99 •. 41.15 STANLEY CANADIAN .19 Antonio vi. Vrnia at 7 40 7 40 3 Aldana Beit(a (1) 3 70. - - 399 INVITATION TO BID Notice is hereby Q'VCfl that the City of Casselberry of Seminole County. Florida, will receive seated bidS up to 5.00 P.M. November 17. 1975, in the Casselberry City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, for the pur. Chas* of Police Receiver Voting System. Speciflcaiiont may be obtained at Cdtselberry City Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, Florida The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids Mary W. Hawthorne Acting City Manager City of Casselberry Pu blish:Oct. 20, Nov. 3, 197$ DES 163 - - M - - - - - - - - AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS AICSYEAR JACQUIN V SOP. BRANDY - _____ . '. . . • '. -..-' 5.49.,cv ____________ ' ' ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ' ST. LEG ER _____ ."JACQUIN SCOTCH -, r3i4,99 ROYAL DELUXE ______ o ALL DRINKS 48' I I , ,,. . VODKA DRY GIN RUM 41 HEDGES BUTLER - ' * Hi-Way 17-92, Fern Park ___ ____ Hi-Way 17.92, At 436, - SCII[NLEY VODKA ____ - Casselberry 4.97.. 6.99.-'- SAVI•ASi - '' __ ____ QT* CANADIAN CLUB 5.79 . oov FLEISCHMANN 1 IMPERIAL GIN, QUART 4.19 BLEND 4.49 VODkA ' ______ SUNRISE 51 - 3.97AI _______ _ AN ABC ____ QT CRAWFORD 3.88 SCOTCH 4.59 ,. QUAIL CREEK ________ ioo. rt GIN ______ _______ ____ A- o _ __ _ CANADIAN _ I WHIT . ____ BURGUNDY ___________ ____ ___ ___ . Dow - rn (7.40, Fi'ondey's Games 10;7 Barre.YZa (2) 900, - -- __ Wednesday's Lou,s vs 7 51340 P (7.7) $)$ Plamp*oni San A nton io at New York Utah at Denver San D.ego at (rid.ana It z .tr THIRD -1 Larri Via (3) 2000. 12.10.7 40:2 Ar,ha Len3i (1) 6 . 3 Ica Anna (.1) 310; $44 $0; P (51) $90.90. FOURTH - I. ALiva Pc 21 10.170140,3, DomingoBengo Hockey 50. Q (44) 150SO: P (61) $110 10. DO 15.4) $23110 FIFTH - 1. SanlSMlq%44 (3) NHL 00 60 Maru Wilti conference f5) 4 7'), 360; 3 Erdoza Larrea (1) Harms Division 140; 0(311 $104C; (34) $13660 W I. I PftGF SIXTH - I B'lbaoBei?ia el 2 ii 5) 21 6 2 710. 3 7 Doinrço Per L Angeles S 1 0 13? 640. 370. 3 ALavaMiguef Pitts 4 1 I 540; Q (3 6) 134 00 P (63) 1)13.70 Doetrost 0 SEVENTH-1 Cii0L,naZ (23 Wasrrn o$ 13 20.I40.7$0,7 UrzaJayj(3)7 AdiS Division 7 *0 3 Aid" Atbeq'd, (4)' 7,4Q, Q Buffalo 0 0 136.40; P17.3) 534770 1 Toronto I 9 70 EIGHTH - I Ram, Calf 1140.360.340,7 MiruriJuanC.) 8cston 2 1 7 6 71 14 0. i 20; 1. Erodoza Au.. (3) 470, Campbell Conference Q (14) 53340. P 11 4) Pitnic Division NINTH - 1 Sata (I) II 40. 310, 4 I 7 Li ply Istand U 39 39 21 6CVJ. 2 Erdoza (1) 970, 340, 3, 72 A.retha (5) 540. 0 (1 1)577,00. P 12 __ 13 .7 , 340. 2. 3 1 1 7 fl 3 7 S 1 S 21 V TE$Tw - $4f ((3 fl4040 Smy?Se Division 740, 7. Attu (2) 460, 340 3 13 Cnicaao 24 I 2 77 CI7)$125 40, 00 .l) $62 40 K 3 3 1 7 14 21 ELEVENTH-i var,cwr 3 17 70, 4 40.160. 7 $antl.Juan Ill Minn. I .4 C 7 1477 III j Mar uir Bengoob q1,370. Mondays lewiS 0(333 12420. P f 3)W7.60 'reil 12) 940. S 10. S 00. 7. Maw" Azpi ($) Today's Games .22Q 3. liLa Juan (1)3.39; Q(7 Atlanta at Vancouver WfrSPu'nq?on At lot Angeles 7 6: 5 Weely'i Games Au - 1.702 St. Louis at New York Rangers Mont rtol at Chicago yQ Islanders 1, taliforflia it Detroit K antis City 67 Minrwscla Buffalo at Toronto WHA MOUTN I TWELFTH - I CliuctoQamon Harness 01. WAIERFILL $ FRAZIER -- ... 549 90 0 GIN l.0 OR OLD STANLEY KY 8 YR. 86 IRS STANLEY XEUTUCKY k(NTIJCKY 8YR. BOURBON -- W. 0 5 ' RUM LIGHT OR DARK - MR. ED. KY. BLEND ____ ____ 3 54.95 CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YEAR 449'.,. 4995 STANLEY KY VODKA . H I.I.T.S. BROWN JACK DANIELS KY BOURBON 6*11* SEAGRAM J.WALKER 2 ,iS Si 45 ..J - 4.79 CANADIAN ___ _____ _____ &*SZTTI - ANICOT _ - 5(01 VODKA GREEN SCOTCH USHER'S .SHtQ% ________ ________ SCOTCH Still_A ti* $4114f io" 5.39 OVARY . . 9 - -- 1OYEAR IF MIX ANY IM .. YOU'VE GOT THE GHOSTSI COME GET YOUR SPIRITS ICE T I S77 5TH ----. ... 112 GALLON 11 St* WHCSREY - I - - - - - - - - Error-Prone C Gain Tie 1A1it Is anders ' ' - . l - - - f SPORTS - - IN BRIEF Tape- Cast May Allow Gaffney To Play Saturday " ..' - Wildcats Win Thriller Conditioning Class Offered Tarken ton Pass Drops Bears - jk - Volleyball Slated Tonight - - Eivning Henild All Exhibits Shuffle I Call 322-261 1 or 831-9993 only SSc - home, $2.40 a month, - - NFL YOU NEED A TIRE THAT CAN REALLY ROLL Quarterbacks Take Licks ' 1J.vt MAGNUM • '"i 2 III 'evioti 1kS. fl ______________ 499 ft" S160 - GOLD SEAL Tuesday, Oct. 21, 07S-3B Sold Out Milwaukee Arena Braces For Jabbar's Return - - I WA GREEN OR -. "t" '11' J.W.DANT '."(" fOR 1I0YlU$' I 11*14 C*LMID(M THt 4.49 7.611 GIN ______ JACQUtN KY SRI MOtION ROUGE C$AMPAGU( Iii N' LONG BRANCH Q0 - - CERTIFIED COI000C. 2 29 7)$ICAII MR.EDKY. PLACE I '!1T11'1!111 11' KY. BLIND 38' KY P Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ... 3.88 STANLEY 8YR. BU . . '1 Our'aa'IoA Irl - DOMiif 39%$Y*.ItI*o CANADIAN GIN. 7,49 o. VODKA ______ ____ ______ 5 * $RAy 4.19 ci., LEWIS "66" TOM SIMS SPRINGS OR 111 U0tUR -_- 599 _______ (dnsDi GRIEN STRIPE LONDON LIGHT 3 ; RIO LUIt SCOTCH ii AMARETTO 2.99 '0T CASI OR DARK HUM ___ Cil 14 N(K1NI.CiIiC1CAf, '.',A CACAO - JLACI$IUI - 1i,Pi( SIC 2 (5 4t 40 ri.j . ' MC HENRY KY 8 YR BOURBON n SAXONY 4 YSOP (CAC 1.99 Silt Legal Notice - 01 K1It1&4w4 SCOTC 86' GIN _ P Racing SEMINOLE TURF CLUB MONDAYS RESULTS A DAY ___ - . B'L ., 4.49 REPEATER ABC 6195 100 PROOF CANADIAN 1-1 1 1 SCOTCH V. , A', OLD Ia - B'L VODKA ',';, As,, :_4.29 319 idia 3195 4.49 49.95 3.59 40.95 KU 86 BLENO '"'" 449 . 4995 JACQIJIN SLOE GIN UT. 12 YR. KY. BLENO. 5.49 . 6195 STANLEY KY. GIN 86.8° CANADIAN PREMIUM 5.99 .. 6895 90 ci KNIGHTSBRIDGE 359 . 41.88 WISER 15 YR. CANADI AN BOND 8 99.'. 9950 MR ED KY GIN 3 ii 10,50 40.95 OT. ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 5.19 ' 6588 ABC VODKA . 3 u 10.95 42.95 64"I BARTON'S JO. 86° 8 YR. i6~ 10_ PU(*TORlCOSFl*I f WAjk flO 6I RUM VODKA 359 . 40.95 RUM LIGHT BOND'S"MI[L 6 TEAM 33..., Kr SLENO L iwj . . . 4.19 J:_.Ø CERTIFIED kNIGHTS BRIDGE 4014 . 7495 DEVONSHIRE 86.8° ki'1'1:c.1'IL. . . 41.5 ECIAL al'scvc. 8.99 .me 99.50 0112 YR McHENRYKY DAB. 599 .. 6995 SOMETHING SP UT. MR. ED 4VRXY 813(JR$0N459 51.95 DI CERTIFIED SCOTCH 5.99 6995 UT B YR 553 QQ SIANLEY 549 6195 01. ABC 8 YEAR SCOTCH 5.99 71.15 OUART 10 YR. SILAS H0WE S 5.99 68.P5 8 YR ROYAL DELUXE 86° 6195 UT. 3 RIVERS KY. BOURBON 4.69 51.95 QUART BULLOCH LACE 5.49 61.95 niMericta AflaMb p4 2.79 _________ IJ!1:l.J1q_pj,i,r Q(51 5364.0 P11 33 13.6,3 60: BigQ Canes V.rQna ______ ______- Ncrfolk St. _____ I FICTITIOUS NAME SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 200 to ISO' and Lot Site Variance Notice is hereby given that I am OF ADJUSTMENT from 40,000sq ft to 30,130 sq It on Lot tflg6Qed in business at 2 671 Notice of Public Hearing 4. Block 8, Bonaventure Heights, Falmouth Rd.. Maitland 37151, November Il, 197$ 2nd Addition, as recorded in PB 15, Seminole County, Florida under the 7:00P.M. Page $6 and $7, Public Records of fiCtillous name of DORW IN TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County. in Section $ 31 79, MARKETING, and that I intendIto Notice is hereby given that the on Wessex Drive. (01ST 3) register said name With the Clerk Of Seminole County Board of Ad I. ANGEL J. FERNANDEZ the Circuit Court, Seminole Cour ty. jus?ment will conduct a public BA(1I.l7.75),IlOv Rc.i Country FlorIda in accordance with the hearing to consider the following Estates Zone-- Lot Width Variance Provisions of the FiCtitiOut Na me items: from 200 to 160' and Lot Size Statutes, To Wit, Section 065 09 A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Variance from 10,000 sq it to 36,400 Florida Statutes 1957 I. DOUGLAS L. DORN - BA( I) By The Associated Press Sqtton Lot 3, Block E, Bonaventure says Costello, a man who should Sr Dorothy F Jacomb The Lakers start Corky Cal- "tied up against 7-footer Elmore 17.75 )JSTEA-I Agriculture Zone Heights, 2nd Addition, PB 15, Fig $7, Kareern Abdul-Jabbar, the know. The Bucks won one title Publish: Oct. 7, 14, 21, 21, 1915 houn, Cazzie Russell, Lucius Smith, one of the four Lakers 4 To park a mobile home on the Public Records of Seminole County, L. DES 1$ man who put Milwaukee on the in the six years Abdul4abbar Allen and Donnie following described property: Lot Fla, in Section I 2129, on Camden Freeman who came to Milwaukee in the E;E',otNE'dofNW'-4OISW'aof Drlve.(DIST3) pro basketball map, makes his was their hub, "With the four FICTITIOUS NAME around Kareem, and Russell is big swap. The others were Section 1 62032. Furt her described Notice is hereby given that we ire first appearance in his old city right people around him, no the only outstanding shooter in HARVEY KOBRIN - BA(Illi as off SR. 16. (DIST. 1) engaged in business at Ill Sheridan forward Dave Meyers and IS) 106V - R-1AAA Residential tonight wearing an opponent's question they win. But those THOMAS T. TUCK 8*111 17 Ave. Longwood, Seminole Counity, the group. Zone Rear Yard Variance from guards Brian Winters and JunIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 73TE - Al Agriculture Zone uniform as he leads the Los An. people have to be ready to make Floridaunder the fictitious name of 10'10 I' for Utility Building on Lot 69, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Calhoun is a quick young forior Bridgeman. , To park a mobile home on Lot 10, Block E, Spring Valley Farms GARDEN PARTY, and that geles Lakers into town for a little CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR adjustments and ward but not Block 0, Lake Harney In Acrettes, the rebounder Monday night's game, he in Section 7, in Sertlon fl 21 29, on SEMINOLE COUNTY game against the Bucks, sacrifices." Section 11 20 37. on Harney Heights Little Oak Lane. (01ST 3 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Semiticile Ilairston was, Freeman guard Doug Collins scored 22 1 PROBATE DIVISION The Milwaukee Arena al. Road (01ST. 1) County, Florida ti accordance wi th Whether the Lakers have bounced around the ABA for points and Fred Carter added o 10 HAROLD 0. CARD, JR. PROBATE NO. 14.33I.CP the provisions of the F lcti,. 3- WILLIAM J. DAVIS BA(II us -. BA(11 17 75).1O6V -- P (A ready is sold out for the return those right people remains to be eight years before surfacing In re the Estate of: Name Statutes, To Wit, Sectii ,, 11 IS) 1STE - A 1 Agriculture Zon e Residential Zon e - Side Yard SAMUEL KEELING of the man who was the core of seen. One top player, allstar with the Lakera. Allen, at least, to give the 76ers their victory, $4509 Florida Statutes (957 To park a mobile home e.n the W Variance from 10' to I' on Lot 30, snappng a 12game home ,,. Deceased the Bucks' franchise for six guard (;;lil Goodrich, has yet to 'i Of SW 'i of NE i of SW ii S Marteen E. Shea Of Prairie Lake Manors. PB 1), Fig 75, is accustomed to playing with losing streak to the Lakers. FINAL NOTICE Catheri ne I. Scovanrier Section 16 20 32. off SR. 16. (DIST. in Section 19 21 30, on W. Lauren seasons before he was dealt to don a Laker uniform because of Abdul-Jabbar, since they were Notice is hereby g iven that the Philadelphia put the game Publlth Oct 11, 21. 71. Nov 1, 19 75 I) Los Angeles in June, MEl- a contract dispute. Another Court. (01ST. 1) undersigned will, on the (7Th day of I BUCK R. SHELTON DES 96 BA(I1 o teammates for four years at away early in the third period, APPROVAL OF MINUTES November, A.0 1975, present to the waukee Coach Larry Costello veteran, rebounding forward UCI.A and 4' seasons with the 1775) 7ITE - A lAgriculture Zone I October 70, 1975 -- Regular Honorable Circuit Judge of Seminole IN THE URCUIT COURT OF TI running off 14 straight points. - To park a mobile home on the E Meeting, will learn what it feels like on iI:ippy Hairston, was dropped Bucks. County, Florida, His final return, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl ('azzie Russell led LOS Angeles P. 330 of the NE a of NE '. 04 Section This public hearing will be held in the othersicle when, for the first before the start of the season. account andvotjchersas Executor of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOS .E Abdul-Jabbar 3521-32 (less S 75' of road). Further the County Commission Chambers will be with 24. matthe Estate of Samuel Keeling, COUNTY. FLORIDA time in his career, he has to plot described as located on Curryville of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, deceased, and at said time, then and CIVIL NO. 15-04-o9.0 Road (01ST. 1) ways of stopping Abdul-Jabbar, on November I?, 1973, at 700 P.M. there, make application to the said FEDERAL NATIONAL MCI P 3 HERBERTJ.COHEN - OA(ll Or as "Kareem is the greatest soon thereafter as pOsslble Judge for a final settlement of the TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Il 75 ) 71[ A 1 tqriculture Zone Written Comrncnts filed v.ith th(. .im ri StrIt :;'n of sii d ettc', ,nd jrLve I,ii nt tt, Ni irk .' riul_it tfl Office of the Zoning Administrator for an order discharging Harold s following described property A don't think anyone can stop him will be considered and persons Keeling as such Executor ROBERT N TOMLIN and FRAN J acre parcel East of St. one-on-one," Costello said. Johns Avenue appearing at the hearing will be Datedthis the 17th dayot October, TOMLIPI, his wile. (Osceola Road) located in the SE ' heard orally. Hearings may be .IJ VI) "But we have some ideas of Defendant S. of Section 2519 37. Further continued from time to time as may Harold Keeling NOTICE OF SUIT how to neutralize him to some described as one mile North Osceola be found necessary, Further details As Eiecutor TO. Fran J, Tomlin Fish Camp and East Of St. degree. We won't shut him out, .Johr.s available by calling 323 43.10. Ext of the Estate of P 0 Box 51 Avenue (01ST. 1) 4. but we hope to make him take Samuel Keeling MONTREAl. (AP) It was tie the Islanders 44 in the only Harmony, North Carolina 6. ROBERT M. DANCE - MC)) Gary liowatt scored twice for Seminole County Board Deceased shots he doesn't want." 1 7.75 )20E - C.? Commercial Zone giveaway night at the Forum scheduled NIIL game. "That's the Islanders with Denis Potvin of Adjustment CARROLL BURKE YOU ARE HEREBY notified tb at To allow auto repair in conjunction In the only game on the pro Monday, with the Canadiens a big indicator." By: victor Gischler, Attorney for Executor and rookie Bryan Trottler geta complaint to foreclose a mortga4ie with auto sales business on the basketball Chairman calendar M&nday doing most of the giving, and it 612 Sanford Atlantic encumbering the following re al There were no World Hockey ting the others. following described property The E Publish: Oct 24. 197$ Bank Bldg. property: night, Philadelphia beat the I.I.almost resulted in Montreal's Association games played. 150' of the 150' of the SW 4 of NE 'Our system worked well DES 162 Sanford. Florida 37771 Lot SI, THE COLONNADE S I,, of Section 77.7030 lying parallel to kers 317-I64 with Abdul-Jabbar second loss of the National "They are a tough hockey against Montreal tonight, parPublith: Oct. 71, 71, 1975 THIRD SECTION. according to thIC and East of U.S. 1792 and North of scoring 23 points. Hockey League season to the club," Bowman went on. "You ticularly in the second period," DES 117 P'at thereof as recorded in Ph It S.R. 127. Seminole County, Fla, There were no games in the New York Islanders. Book 16. Page 55, Public Records I 01ST. 2) said Islanders' Coach Al Ai'NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS - Seminni. County. Florida, American Basketball AsOCi3. PAUL W. STAPP - BA(II.17. "We gave the puck away 18 You have to work hard to catch hour. "Look, the Canadiens are INVITATION OR BIOS NAME LAW beer filed against you and yoV 7SI71T - A 1 Agricu,ture Zone atiun. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The District Board of Trustees of tilzies," noted Canadiens' up. you To park a mobile horn, on Lot 20 the undersigned desiring to engage at required to Serve a copy of yO powerful. They move the puck Seminole Community College will "Kareern by himself doesn't wrlltendefensts. If any, to It on VA N Coach Scotty Bowman after (less "1 think they outworked us in P W for canal), Pa men's SD, in business under the fictitious name very well. We have to play a receive bids for irrigation Systems DEN BERG, GAY S BURKE, P A guarantee a championship," Montreal battled from behind to the second period and we out- good basic checkin as recorded in PB 2, P' 41, Public of QUALITY CONSTRUCTION for Seminole Community College attorneys g fl"' vamp 'F, for the plaintiff, at P01I? Records of Seminole Ccunty, Fla. COMPANY, Seminole County, State of Florida, in the County of worked them in the third." against them. Office Box 791, Orlando, Florida Further described as located in Seminole. State of Florida, Intends until 7.00 P.M. local time on the 4th 32102, and file the original with the The tie extended the IslandSection 17.70.31 on Sipes Avenue, to register the said name with the day of November, 1915, at the "In the third period, we went Clerk of the above styled Court on ( (DIST. 2) Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Purchasing Agent's Office, Semen ers' unbeaten streak against before November 11th, 1975 into a bit of a shell agaimi.t ole Community College, t *tliCh I SPRING VALLEY FARMS Seminole County, Florida, the Canadiens to six games. otherwise, a judgment may be .'rI COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. time and place all bids will be Richard H. Eaton them. They gained a little motered against you for the rellt Last season, New York won two - BA(11.177S).73E R.IAAA Publish: Oct. II, 21, 71, Nov. 1, 197' 15 publicly opened and read aloud demanded in the complaint. mentum on us, but then, we Residential Zone To allow lot to be DES 90 and tied two against Montreal Contract documents Including WITNESS my hand and the seal a t used for recreation settled down again. I thought al purposes and Draw ings and Specifications and are 14-1 against the sold Court on the 3rd day of October dedication for the use of the property NOTICE OF PPLICATION we played well enough to win each bid are on file at the office of 1975 Canadiens this year. owners on the following described FOR TAX DEED the Landscape Architect it.'' lSeal) property; Lot 1, Block .1, Spring (Florida Statutes Section 147.246) Jacques Lemaire's sixth goal Foster Herbert Associates Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Valley Farms, Section I, according NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, $46 Norm Irma Avenue of the season on a low, screened The tie brought New York's Clerk of the Circuit Court to the plot thereof as recorded in PB that Joseph Smith the holder of the Orlando, Florida 32103 By Elaine RiCharde slapshot at 12:16 of the third IS. Pages 19 and 50. Public Records following certificates has filed said record to 5-1-4 and into a firstCopies of the Contract Documents Deputy Clerk period gave Montreal the place deadlock with Philaof Seminole County, Fla. Further certificates for a tax deed to b may be obtained at the office of PubliSh' Oct. 7, II, 21, 71, 1975 described as located in Section 32.21. issued thereon. The certificate Foster. Herbert Associates On deadlock. Yvon Lambert with delphia Flyers atop the Patrick DES SO 29, on Spring Valley Road. (DIST)) numbers and years of issuance, the pment of 1)5 00 for each set of two goals and Larry Robinson Division. Montreal leads the 9. CUMBERLAND FARMS - description Of the property, and the STATES DISTRICT cuments so obtained Said sum is UNITED were the other Montreal Norris section with a 6-1-2 BA( h 17 75) 21E - C.7 Commercial names in which It was assessed are refundable upon return of all COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF jill f011ows: as FLORIDA Zone ORLANDO DIVISION marksmen, .'r. nts in good condition riot To Install Self-Service mark. Certificate No. 1100 Year of Gasoline Pumps on the than seven '7) Jays following No. 142flORL.CIV.R GAINESVILLE (A?) the onr.1, lids. Plans may be D. PAUL MOBLEY, as Ad Trainer Chris Patrick of following described property: Issuance 1977 ministrator iA the Estate of NANCY Description of Property eiamins't without cost. Commence at the Point on the N line th e University of Florida football team has devised a tape Lot 2, Milton Square Add PB 3 pg Perfornance Bond and Labor and MOBLEY. Deceased. of and 443.26' W of the NE corner 04 cast that may let quarter back Don Gaffney play against The Wildcats scored a 30-13 pass play in the final 30 Plaintiff.Material Payment Bond each in the the SW'4oftheSWI4of5.ct'i3.,I. 50 Auburn th is Saturday. Name in which assessed C S Lee vs amount of ll1 per cent of the con 29, Seminole County, Fla., thence victory over the Cowboys last seconds. All of said property being in the tract sum will e required from the C. T. KNOWLES. JR., of al.. run N IS deg 17' I?' E 6010 It, The cast, for a cracked bone in Gaffney's left wrist, weekend in Sanford Recreation Saturday's games find the Defendants Successful bidder to whom the thence run Sl9 dig 42' 43" E 7509' to County of Seminole. State of Florida, weighs a pound and consists of 4,320 square inches of Unless Such Department flag football action Bulldogs playing the Wildcats certificate or cer. NOTICE OF COMPLAINT contract award Is made the R.W tin. of Champion Avenue adhesive tape ,plus 485 square Inches of moleskin.. FOR LIMITATION When Addenda to the plans arid and the P08, thence run 579 dig 42' tificate's shall be redeemed •c as Jimmy Miller connected at 10 am. and the Jayhawks OF LIABILITY Pa trick said he checked it with one of the officials in the 13" E 71I It; thence rim N (S dig cording to law the property Other contract documen ts are with Pat Harrison on an 80-yard facing the Rams at 11. Notice's given that C. T Knowles. (1' I?" E $4 flft; thence run S 74deg described in Such Certificate or Issued, the Landscape Architect will Florida-Duke game last Saturday and was told it would be certificates will be sold to the send a copy of such Addendum to all Jr has filed a complaint pursuant to 42'41" E 100 it; thence run N 13 dig legal in Sou th eastern Conference com petition, .1 full $ et Folders Cf record. 46 U.S.C. S 113 59 claiming the right 17' 17" E 7000 it; thence run WIy highest cash bidder at the court housedoor on the first day of Bids shall be sumbitted on the to limitation of liability for all 79.09 It along the S R.W line of SR. 434 along a curve conca ve to the December. 1975 at 11:00 A At Proposal forms furnished by the claims arising out of an alleged Semninole Community College conduct the class which will Dated this 23rd day of October. accident, condition and or casualty South having a central angle 013 dig Architect - a specimen form will offer a course on physical include work on the Nautilus occurring on the navigable waters of 16' 40" and a radius of 1312.39 ft; 197S bound in specifications, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., conditioning for men beginning Training Machine, jogging and the St. Johns River at or near thence run S lSdeg Ill 17 11 W 155.12 ft The District Board of Trustees of Clerk of the Circuit Court CHICAGO (A?) "I looked up and there was no corSeminole Community College Marker 24 approximately two and along the E R W line of Champion Nov. 4 and continuing through calisthenics. By: Ida Creal, Avenue to the POB; contalnirigo.375 hereinafter called the Owner, one half miles north of Astor, nerback," Minnesota Vikings' wide receiver Jim Lash Dec. 16. The course fee Is *15 and Deputy Clerk Florida, in Seminole County on or acre. Further described as located reserves the right to reject any and said. "I just kept running." Terry Long, Seminole's registration Is limited to the Of the corner of S.R. 431 and Publish Oct. 75, Nov. 1, Ii, II, 197$ All bids and waive any formality or about 12th Api'II 1971. It was all the edge Fran Tarkenton needed. The DES 161 All persons having such claims Champion Avenue. (01ST 31 technicality in any proposal in the nationally honored track and first 26 applicants. Registration scrambling Viki ng quarterback unloaded a 45-yarder and 10. JEWEL S. BAILEY - BAll). interest of the owner. Bids may be must file them under oath as ro cross country coach, will (sat the school registrar office. NOTICE OF APPLICATION 17.73) 77TE - A 1 Agriculture Zone held by the owner for a period not to v1ded in the supplemental rules for hit Lash jogging alone Into th e end zone to defeat the FOR TAX DEED To park a mobile home on Lot exceed thirty (30) days from the certain admiralty and maritime 3, (Florida Statutes Section (97.344) Chicago Bears 13-9 Monday night in a nationally televised claims of the Federal Rules of Civil Block 17. Sanford Farms, In Section date of Bids for the purpose of NOTICE IS HERE&Y GIVEN, Procedure. Rule F. with the Clerk of National Football League game. 19-19 30, on Orange Boulevard, that C C Kirk the holder of the reviewing the bids and investigating the Court at the United States Post (DIST Ii the qualifications of the bidders, The cost!)' lapse by the Bears at 13:03 of th e second The Seminole High School tonight at 7:30 in the Seminole following certificates has filed said Office Building, Orlando, Florida, 11 BEL AIRE HOMEOWNERS certificates prior to awarding the contracts. for a tax deed to be quarter allow girls volleyball team will en- gym. ed th e Vikings their only touchdown and and serveonor mail tOtt'eplalntiff's ASSOCIATION DISTRICT BOARD OF BA1III7 751122E issued thereon. The certificate preserved t he tert.ain Lake Brantley's team attorney ir record as one of two teams still unAdmis.sion Is 25 cents. William E. Johnson, R IA Residential Zone TRUS7EES For lumbers and year's of issuance, the Esquire, Suite 1 $00 Hartford Park and Recreational Facilities de feated in the NFL. DR. EARL WELDON, on description of the property, and the Building, Orlando, Florida, 37501. a the following described property: PRESIDENT names in which it was assessed are copy on or before December 1st, Lots 3$, 39, 10, Block N. Nonthgate, SEMINOLE COMMUNITY as follows: 1975 , or be defaulted. Personal at. PB 10, Page 91, in Section 70.21.30, COLLEGE Certificate No 119 Year of not required. tendance is Further described as located on Issuance Publish: Oct. 17, 73. 75, 1915 1964 Any claimant desiring to c ontest Palm Street and East Boulevard. DES 117 Description ofProperty the claim ci the plaintiff must file an (01ST. 1) NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) Heavyweight champion Meisch Subd 26 1930.505 Lots I & Delivered 6x a week to your _____________________________ Answer to the said Complaint as VARlANCESCONTINUED Moharnmad Ali lot 7 81k 3 P8 3 pg II has showed off his famous "All Shuffle" required id a week Rule F. and deIl.'y by sa JOHN M. COMBS DA( 10 70.75. INVITATION FOR BIDS Name in which assessed Rufus and a new step he calls th e "Double Clutch" during three or mail a copy to plaintiff's attorney. 97V PC I Country Estates Zone The District Board of Trustees Stills and Shirley .3 Stills, his wife Wesley R. Ttiiet, Lot Size Variance from 10.000 to exhibition matches in Nassau. Seminole Community College will All of said property being in the C lef 37,172 sq ft on the following County of Seminole, receive bids for the Landscaping of Mi did his tr icky footwork as part of his outdoor show State of Florida. United States District Court described property Beg at a point Seminole Community College, Unless such certificate or cer Monday night for the governing Progressive Liberal By: Louis Piron which is I? 50' E of SW con of Lot Phase it. Seminole County. State .f 25, tificale's shall be redeemed ac Deputy Clerk Pa rt y. Th ousands of Bahamians stood in rain, thunde r Florida, until 1:)O P.M. local time on Hickory Hill S D. PB IS, Fig 69, cording to law the property Public Records of Seminole County, described the 4th day of November, (975 at the Publish - Oct 71. Nov 1, It, It. 1975 and lightning to wotz±. In such certificate or Fla , run E 1250 ft. thence N 300.00 certificates will Agent's Purchasing Office, DES 166 be sold 10 the It. thence N 71 deg 55' 17" E 102 Seminole Community College, at 63 ft, highest cash bidder at the court thence S 11 deg 07' 17" W 339.11 ft. house wt)ich time and place all bids wlllb. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE door on the 1st day of publicly opened and read aloud. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. thence P1 65 deg 25' 37" W 60,00 it, December, 1975 at 11:00 AM thence S 09 deg 57' 00" W 20337 It. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Contract documents, including Dated this 23rd day of October 1973 By 11W ASSOCIATEL) 11RI.SS COUNTY, FLORIDA, thence S 13$ Sd ft, thence S 0 dig 06, drawings and specIfications are on S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr 72" W 14191 ft. thence S 333.01 It to file at the office of the landscape CIVIL CASE NO. 73'I757.CA.09.0 Circuit Clerk of the Circuit Court The quarterbacks are taking it on the arm or the leg. COMBINED P08. in Section I 7129. on Hickory architect' MORTGAGE & By . Ida Creal. But those high-priced stars are only the most noticeable In REALTY Drive. (DIST 3t Foster Herbert Associates CO . a Florida cor Deputy Clerk poraton, VARIANCES th e wave of injuries that has, as usual, hit the National $46 North Irma Avenue Publish: Oct. 21, NOV. 1, 11, 10, 1913 1 W. M. SWOPE - BA(h11?-75). DES Orlando, Florida 37103 Plantiff. Football League th is year. , _~\ A 163 , - ~, vs. 107V P ii Residential Zone Copies of the contract documents In t he co urse of one or two weekends every season, it THOMAS .1 GOLDEN and NANCY Rear Yard Variance from 30' to 12' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR may be obtained at the office of 12jZ seems, th e blockers and ta cklers get th e upper hand over GOLDEN, his wife: ERNESTO Foster Herbert Associates on and Side Yard Variance from 10' to SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WITH THE J' 7' on Lot IS, Block A. Eastbrook IS, payment of $15.00 for each set of GALLO and MARINA GALLO, his CASE NO. 75.I$CA.09.A th eir more flashy counterparts, th e th rowers, recei vers wife, OFEL IA DFRIVET; and documents so obtained Said sum is PB I3, Page 3,in Section 3l7l.30,on BARtlETT BANK OF SEMINOLE and ru nners, and send them bruised and ba ttered to MACDALENA DERIVET. Ellwood Court. (01ST. I) refundable upon return of all COUNTY, NA., AND BUMPS th e sidelines or to th e hospi ta ls. Or else the blockers and 7 GEORGE E. JOHNSON documents in good condition not Defendants Plaintiff, 75) A (Agriculture 1l)V BA()) 17 sever. following NOTICE OF ACTION (7) days ta cklers th emselves are ictims of later than th eir own ferocity. . AND CURVES el the opening of bids. Plans may be TO ERNESTO GALLO and Zone - Lot Width variance from ERNESTO CRUZ, SUN FIRST 200' to 100' and 1.01 Size Variance NATIONAL BANK AT ORLANDO MARINA GALLO, his wife examined without cost. AND ROCKS Residence Unknown Performance Bond and Labor and from 43.S4Osqftto2I,OSSsqftonLot and BLACKTON. INC. a Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 11. Block 2. Unrecorded Ptat of corporation, Material Payment Bond each in the Think radial, and look to the leader. Let us install .s sot action for foreclose a mortgage on Chula vista, in Section 22-21-32, on amount of 00 per cent of the con Defendants. 01 Michelin 'X' st.eI.beIt.d radius On your car. Overlook Drive (DIST. the following property :n Seminole tract sum, will be required from the NOTICE OF SALE no *ISusq yew should be conconusIig on County. Florida' U'. 'o.d, 'oS 3- KENNETH 0. SHEINKOPF successful bidder to whom contract Notice is hereby given that put. 0Iry9 81601A it Wotlying ioQOt .$*U'SV yOvi tags will (Mi Lot 8*(11 If IS) lIly- RI Resident:aI 73, Block I. Replat of Sheet 1 5 award l made. suant to Summary Judgment of YOU •,f4 out skaip CiIn,I sliest or oen the norm polhol.. 7. North Orlando Townsil,, 4th Zone Rear Yard Variance from Foreclosure entered in the above Wien Addenda to ttie plans and On Ovougi', Its nillill stop sigai.- Slop .o'rymg And slant Addition, Village 04 North Orlando, 30' to 21' on Lot 177, Woodcrest Unit other contract documents are entitled cause In the Circuit Court of dPnwg odli coithdsec, on Mchslm 1' t"'"Wif Isdali 3, PB IS, Pg 95, in Section 35 21 30, on Issued. the landscape architect will is recorded in Plat Book II, Pages S Seminole County, Florida, I will sell th. onIp s*afi with ow a O.iatq CSiIILJry Of efiltmollf,oIg aId 6. Public Rrcorcis Fietcicrest Avenue (0131, I) of Seminole send a copy of such addendum to all the property situated in Seminole I.(?VciOgy built in M,cli.t,n w....,'..i .4-1 .---- -- rt Attacl( Dies Ot I-lea Legal Notice CATAWBA vaill P'" 3 AMflAeeAnnn %Irnkanliyf,.. . CA11- 'i CAt Of 6 - - 1~4 up - ,...,. -- - �4 11—E,nIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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Mall, Call 6.*520. All modes of transportation available . we specialize in cruises Individual and Group Travel Available, Stop by or call today GEORGE C. HEARN is - 191, FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD 322-7684 AND 320 S. Hwy. 17 & 92 -- 'ART SUPPLIES 'GLASS - BATTIMES, 0140 JACK SHOES Special 1 15.00 Piirm Only 1 8.50 OPEN MONDAY-SAT. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND THURS. EVES ISV APPT. . [ONOWOOD PLAZA Valley Is history, beginning with none other than George V.vt'nqcri hlm',elt Tinted $17.00 . - sycamore. And then of course, the Shenandoah HRIRCHARIflERS SHOES -ai Mon. thru Sat. 6-6 Phone 322.7596 2533 Laurel Ave. S Evenm.doefIu, 9ilsffiflie way 1IIIO4e Plus 2 FOR '15 ie oflirstWii sirvicts: Oct"" Kitchen Cabinets •Ovens •Woodwqt *Wax Floors •Showeq, Tile £ Tub •Windowi & scr eens AM Halloween Decorated CUPCAKES STYLING WHILE YOU WATCH AT RED CURL WIGS. Pictured above (Ito rl Maria Garcia, Marty Mayo, and Joyce Mayo. 834•0601 4 SPzclrAL Life OIL Is :e w GOODS ---- A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS CIICKETT PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANING ece wuw$ BELTSUCKLES op" Daily 9.1 Fri. 9 6 Sorry Closed Sal, FOR QUOTES CALL TOWNSQUARE, 001 E. 25th ST. SANFORD 3234424 ww BINGOFEEDS NMWMMM 6 OPEN :30 am. to 6 P.M. Mon.-Sal. Either IN SANFORD PLAZA J SADDLES GUN BELTS Z Payments SINGER APPROVED DEALER • A Baby World R22 's Filed ' Carrying case or cabinet extra. W, hr., a credit plen dnirwd to fit your budgst SANFORD Let Ut show you what a wonderful elperience day care can be Ulm". 16-24 Year Olds In Our 5th Thai )9 795 (..s. 00, LOW RATES r THIS IS SIP GREAT NEW ZIG-ZAG MACHINE AT AN INTRODUCTORY PRICE I A Bcb's World 202 S. Pa rk Ave. IF is beyond their capabilities. *Leaks Fixed • Low Cost Skirting Anchoring .Carports S Steps H L EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE Exclusively Designed For AV- for i cleaning service by homeowners at a price they could afford. so she established In Wrstin Awnings ESTIMATES Infants to Age 2 Years - _____ HR. WRECKER SERVICE . FREE - milling that a big selling point was the "clean, reAdy to step in," condition of the homes Crickelt's owner used to be a MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIR Roof Coating Guaranteed Fold Down . 24 - - I, very one wants a clean house, but with today's busy schedule wany working wives and mothers find it almost impossible to keep up with the chores that nonworklng wives stay home all day to ac Complish. Many older pe ___ INSTALLATION . 90-DAY GUARANTEE 3231329 ( 1461 SEMINOLA BLVC CASSELBERRY -. Q4I14 Downtown Sanford Y.- promises your home, "including the dog if he gets in the way."People whoare selling their homehave [P PRODUCTS INC - o 110 Park Ave. SANFORD - RECHARGE ALL MAKES .NEW & USED PARTS 408 MATTIE ST. . cY"7Tc 5 COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE Ph. 323.2631 fter Nov. 3rd Professional Hcruie Cleaning is I = 04 .1 11 MERLE NORMAN SEE US AT OUR NEW LOCATION Ph. 321-0780 . her business to fill the need. PHONE 305-30-SS82 MULLET LAKE RD., GENEVA I PH. 36$324s 1 . . new hovse'de:ner but lound that there was a real deman BRAKE RELINING LIGHT REPAIRS To A Spacious New ___ __________ Rdf-a- RETAIL ______ And a pretty face begins with a beautiful complexion use Merle Norman's 3 Steps To beauty 830.4222 found that it will sell faster I DUDA AUTO PARTS AND While You Watch ____________ .,,. At Pretty Faces ...... tuj new IS MOVING cleaned! Crickett guarantees you will be Nippy with their work and 'd Tac Men Look GO 4. I Hwy. 17.92 Lonqwood inside and out, and the while glove test will show that even Your Own Utility Co. ( SENTRY jTfiCE 1 ml. no. of Dog Track Rd. Longwood Sanford .ja monow * 1 A --. ALSO cusiom MADE FURNITURE Call Us For A Fs'ee Estimate- E & S Reupholstering ij 647-0081 b4i iiiii-v �- - ----- - -- __________________ ____ ---- ---. . BEvpnIng Hera.'d, nIord Fl. EVENING (6) MIke Douglas (CATV.6) Life In The Spirit (8) Big Valley (9) Movie (13) Mike Douglas (24) Mister Rogers (44) Leave it To Beaver (9) Welcome Back, Kotter 6:00 900 (2)(6)(I)(9)3) News 3) Carrascendolas (CATV.6) Family Affair 24) Man And Environment (3)(24) Ascent Of Man () Perry Comos Lake T&Oe Holday (c'rv13) Stagecoach West (9) Rookies (44) Movie 6:30 9:30 (35) Movie (2)(8) NBC News (3) Gettin er (6) CBS Nes (9) ABC News fCATV.13) 9:30 (CATV.6) 700 Club (44) Gamer Pyle, USMC 10:00 (2) CelebrIty Sweepstakes (6) Give-N-Take (8) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best (2)($) Police Story 10:00 Zane (3)(24) Woman Alive (6)(13) Bcon Hill (TV13) Burke's Law (9) rcus Wetby Grey Theatre (24) Man And Environment (44) Bewitchec 7:00 10:30 (21(8) Wheel Of Fortune (6)(13) Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 10:30 (3)(24) Woman (CATV.6) News To Tell The Truth Flight 11:00 (2)(8) High Rollers 11:00 (2)(6)(4)(9)(13) News (3) ABC News (CATVM Race To Riches (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style (61(8) Concentration (CATV.6) Hogan's Heroes (C.13) CBS News (24) Orlando County School Board Meeting 3S) Star Trek Hogan's Heroes (61(13) Gambit (cA1v6) Not For Women Only (9) Showoffs (44) Phil Donohoe 11:30 (2)(8) Tonight Show (CATV.6) Amos Burke, Secret Agent (9) .'vide Vcrld .ySter (44) Mod Squad 1:30 Candid camera Front Row- Center (61 Spact :c' (9) Hollywood Squares (CATV.) Love, American Style Let's Make A Deal (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Movie (44) Love, American Style 8:00 (21(8) Life 11:30 (21(8) Hollywood Squares (6)(13) Love Of Life (CATV.o) World Of Wnwn (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre 11:40 (61(13) MoVie 11:50 (CATV-6) 12:30 11:55 (6)(C.6)(13) CBS News (CA.6) Noticias (44) Phil Donahue AFTERNOON 12:00 (2)(9)(44) News (6) The Young And The Restless (CATV.6) Bugs Bunny And Friends (8) Macniflcent Marble Machi,'.c (13) Pulse-Plus' , (24) World Press (35) Big Valley Wednesday (3)(24) Birth And Death Of A Star (CATV.) Movie Happy Days (13) Good Times (35) Movie (44) Dinah! MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (13) Breakfast Beat 6:10 (2) SunshIne Almanac 8:30 (3)(21) Consimer Survival Kit (6)(8) Sunshine Almanac 12:30 (21(8) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 6:25 ___________________________ (2) With This Ring O11RALCI1MA coO tNMATLVIRyy1 6:30 (6) Suise Semesr (CA6) Tennessee Tuxedo Today In Florida [_'fl12:30P.M,- S),25j 1:00 6:55 (2) Somerset (61(8) News (CATV6) Movie (2) DaIly Devotional (81(48) News (2)(S) Today (6)(CM(13) CBS News Bozo's Circus -. (13) Search For Tomorrow (33)(44) MOVIe 1:30 RelIgious Hall rI I - (6)03) As The World Turns 7:30 __ I ________________________ ___________________ (44) HIlarIous House Of Frightenstein (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6)03) Guiding Light (9) 510000 Pyramid 8:00 2:30 (9) A.M. America ___________________ __________________________ -. (CATV.-4) Community Close. '.,.. lip j J -, 8:30 Fran (CATV4) N ,' ___ - Carlton - 3:00 ()(13) Match Game (CATV.6) Three Stooges (9) General Hospital 1:55 (44) Spirit Of '76 'rc N - (6)03) Edge Of Night () Rhyme And Reason (24) Indian Summer (33) Mothers-In-Law (44) Fllntstones - Paul Harvey 9:00 (24) Romagnoli Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 (41) SpirIt of '76 3:30 (3)(21) Yoga And You (6)3) Tattletales (9) One Life To Live (44) Flintstones (35) Rocky And Friends Underdog 4:00 (2) Ironside (3)(24) Mister Rogers (6) Partridge Family (CATV.6)(44) Mickey Mouse Club (8) Somerset (9) Dinah! (13) Dragnet (35) Addams Family -15 4:30 (3)(24) Sesame Street (6)(8) Mery Griffin (CATV.o) Flinistones (13) Ironslde (CATV.13) Orlando City Council Meeting (35) Lone Ranger (44) Gil' I' ] ACROSS 41 Masculine ICantertike nickname gait 42 Girls name 5 SJvs 44 Decays 9 Talk Islangl 46 I? Greek thostes 49 Impatient 13 Distinct part 53 Chapeau 14 Pub order 54 flight of steps 15 Hiessing 56 Boundary 17 legume fcomb form) 18 Shield 57 Indigo bearings 58 Genus 19 Go in again 59 Moccasin 21 Vatican locale 60 Juba (fool.) 23 Card game 61 Satnte tab) 74 Race course Circuit 27 light fog DOWN 29 Mouthward I Wolf 32 Papal capes 2 European 34 lotion for Stream 3 Ring 36 Withdraw 4 ner 37 fletigious 5 Shack beads 6 Habituates 38 Challenge 7 Ocean 'eoon 3 2 4 1 5 6 _________________________________________________ Tuesday ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6 You're A Good Soort. (2) Phil Donohue Charlie Brown Answer to Pretous Puzzle Jumble TOf1IGHT'S T\I (35) Lost In Space Lucy Show - lTIti it!J NC 0 .l f_f I A __________ B_AMP _U ______________________________ _t_I cp R A _0 _N _ 2Ii 8 9 10 - 14 - - 19 - 32 5:00 (2) Adam 12 (CATV6) I Love Lucy () Gilligan's Island (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 27 - 28 33 J- 29 35 40 - 43 41 44 46 47 45 is c ' - cSxta.. , b_ti t• a,,. •1S(? - A BABYS WORLD Carefor infants to age 7 only Next to new Drivers' Lkense Buretj -- 377 66*5 - -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH 49 50 5) 52 j Most (11t1C3 felt the big attention-riveting, as it reveals problem was the miseasting of the interic of the human Joe Silver as her ex.husband, S(l'er a ( a fine actor, not right for that role, ntonowsky, head of with 910 CBS PERRY COMO'S the aid of some highly Perryisbacklorthefirstof two sophisticated photographic techniques. The camera takes specials this season, which he con%'enientl)' taped during a ' - , Large efficiency apt , upstairs, 3 bIock from town, low rent, looking for good tenant Call 373 5109 after 6 p m - AVON Want to earn Extra Xma% money Call MI 3079 ______________________ Classilied Ads arc the smallest big fl('S items you will find i'hcre -- - - ...' -- -- "vi' .v Business for sale- By ft I (5 T • fl - - b . uuu l U I I U t. -____-_ -__ --_- _29-Rooms - - AMERICAN VETERANS Gentleman Preferred 10) Magnolia Avenue Chapter 30 I ) cf $rford --3rtmentsUnfurnished - Bingo - 7 BR Apt atl to wall carpet; air cond ,5125mo plus depit 30$ E. 71st St Call 3231389 after 5 - 30 - - Real Estate ___________________________ 4 - - - - a - - i .. .i i "&' -. 'uu v4 tIa UI lit IIl . - '1 POST 53 Crank HII12 1 Mite U in n. ,'u .. - -) U I a - '.AP I,', - .4 " - Realty, Realtor 830 606) Eves 531 1470 . In Sanford's Finest ttINc,o II .i r & Sat FOrly 8irdt 7 I5 At Requlart; 45P ,t Established Residential Area? - ,. I - . CHICKEN - 1 '-..,4 _______ $ 3 9 I- - JIM HUNT REALlY INC. 257i Prk Dr 372 7115 REALTOR AFTER HRS 37? )t 3?797$i 3220M5 ) - 29 , V • - , -. -:' . -- - MaCaronI salad Potato Salad, Bk.d BUM French Fries, Mashed Potatoes £ 5oI )IW - '1.77 - DELIVERY SERVIC ANTYIME bcuii , GOOD AU DAY 4'/Vh1/7(/ - U" - Gravy (2 Or •) NAT ND pitnof I : - FRIED W (I11(I(fliI uuIIkI New houses in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government SubsIdIzed to Quilifte' buyers Call to see if you Qualify! M. UNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 003W 1sf St. Stenstrom Realty -- - __ 187$ and fIle the origos with fh Clerk of tb ( • HEY CLADYSI? Thu Is an absolute darling home you lust must Sect 2 URs, I'-, baths, nice Danpied fam1ly room, excellent condit'on Kitchen equipped- Carpeting, Eat in kitchen! 511500 ------- CUSTOM BUILT ONE OWNER Brittany Early American appointments Hanging planters, lawn accessories, oak shadCd Beautifully landscaped Old brick fireplace. Paneling, walk-in clots Drive by this beauty at 101 F c're'.t ,ind let us Sh-,w th,' inside' 11 '' defaullwillbeente agno 1fyour cfubor organhzj ,I 3, 30 Year Mortgages S pct. down orConventionalMorlgsges Req. Real Estate Broker IIOOE 7SthSt, ifl55 : coNsrpuclloN Additions Inc. 211 W.2Sth Sanford, ?la. Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling - I q -- ___________________________ Real Estate GENEVA AREAZONED AGRICULTURE O Acres on St Johns Aye, 135,000. I Acres, will divide. 57.500 per acre. o Acres. Mullet Lake area, $17,500. BEDROOM. 1 bath. cb con struction. carpet, I drapes, rear yard walled In. No traffic problem FHA commiftment. 123.500. fItJ'LDINGS- Office, store & IturOge, Space for rent or lease On lake, Free Boating IPol CIubhau. C Drapes Carpeting •Scp. fliain Reams , -- . SINESS RECTO ExfLJESR;sA y gale ASSOCIATES REALtORS OVIEDO BRANCH 363 5466 - AIr Conditioning ____I, AIR CON Di I ION IPIG. REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK 1 hour service. All makes DYKES AIR CON. DIT ION ING. 322 8477 arage sales are in season, Tell the people about it w.th a Classified Ad in the Herald, 37276%;, I]) - iEMIPIOLE CO. Acreage tra(ts, small and large $7,003 per acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor, 671 071) ____________________________ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the classtied ads Nothing 571011 ,it.)itt th3! 46-Cornmercia IProperty TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly ltarriet?'s Beauty Nook) 5)9 E First. 372 5742 885' Frontage 10' ZOned commercial, remainder agricultural, $1.7 acres In all Large I bedroom borne, 3 baths (two 77*5' with dressing areas). living room 10'xIl' Family room. dining room an.. 2 car garage '3220.000 Excellent terms if ties red Modernizing your Home? Sell nO lOnger needed but useful itemS ,i-Ui a C'".' I ,'3 -_- Home Improvements ________________________________ Carpn'r:tr 7 . Pt''i .a; -- . AJJ ?-u,i. Custom Work l'crnsrd, Bonded Free estImate 373 6038 JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL COPI TRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC SOLAR PlEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 27) 3939, 3226457 SLIM BUDGETS ARE 801 ST ERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS, _________________ Need help cxi that Saturday job? Paneling door, windows hung, concrete work, etc By the hour or by the lob. 377 9363 ardens .uxury Patio Apartments ________________________ Interior, Exterior Plastering. Platte, Patching & sImulated b.'ick & stone SpeCialty 372 7750 If you are having diffiuIty finding a place to live, car to drive, a job, or some service you hate nfld at, read all our want ads every day. -__________________ 925 pliflOY's " ,'.'E .•,'P'.lO,'E P.'ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 Install Carpet and vinyl, wall to wall Free Estimate Call SEARS in $4)nf'rJ 3"' 771 Professionally Manaqçd rig Pre5sure Cleaning -_AlACLEANS ALL DRIVE IN TV SERVICE-. Fast Serwice 10? Live Oak Bird Casseib-erry PhOne 8)1 9f,il _______________________________ - Roofing _____________________________ EST EPSON L API C) CLEAR I PIG Rultd' , n, F ir.i.trq D?r, .'.o.'h F II U-rI. t-p SOil 322 59a) Expert root rep,Irs rocts or Shingle's. All *or guaranl BP000EN ROOFING 32)6703 Lawn Care Sboe Lawn Serv, c, no ob too large or too s'raii (,li [jim v :". -i ___________________________ bp. _________________ _____________________________________ S')iC 5 COuple of ola friends N hects&sole'sgiyene' j f, 0, HoussPaIntIn9 - - ST(Jwa Ni,, IT MAK ES WA ft SELLING IT ',tAK[5 (A5r.i r:,-' it ci,',:i',,', Call 327 751 I iN' Ill _______________________________ I I IToListYour - -_-_ ''_ 22) C. HANSON'S SHOE SHOl. lit St 372 999) , .', OffIC() Muchines -__ OF,l(E MACHINES "We service all make's and modei" Free Pickup ,I'id Delivery S,'nto'd BusinessMacnines 327 5005 ____________________ _______________________________ _____________ Well urlijina __________________ Pet Care - Buincc ___ -_.-._-__..--._ rrd -OS Ou'grow the Swing set ormalI b'Cycle? Sell these dIe items with a want ad To place your ad, call your frienitly Classified gal at The P4n'rtcj )fl 1617. or 531 9993 Quality up4'iOlsfening Free pick up i, delivery Call for fri.' rst'rn,tp :-C7 F Ccrnrrerc II 37) 6-151 __________________________________ "I• w 'i'.tL[S(Rft1ED Pti',tp irKLE P SYS ART It P05', N PE S CON TROL 7147 PCrK Dn..e 322 U8S PET REST INN Boarctng&Grm,ng Ph 377 4.r.157 - _____________________ Pest Control - Highway 17-92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier fl3.SólOor 831-9717 ocsj flc , i iNG Purno opphc'jn- $ ,LC!, W0tr Heaters Sam 10 nfltPir Sat753,1Pink37) sou _________________________________ Looking for garden equipment' Read today's Classified ads for good buys 3222090 ---. - E.erior pressureciean,ng Concrete Specialists, drivf'S, patios. 373 (5 stucco No *'Ork too small or too ____________________________________ large. LIcensed & Bonded. 799____________________ SANFORD By " lnternr r iter ,Or Plastering Plaster patching 4, S'mulated brick8. sorie spe'__aitv I 1505 W, 25th St. ._ i' Home__Imnrovemants -_D...L1.. r ,vwwm -_-.- u--, ----_--.-.- - Geneva FROM __________________________ __________________________ RadIo & Iv Beauty Care :7-92 "MJage Apts-Fum. or Unfum, - & To buy or sell, call in the Gate Force We have acreage, cleared or wooded. S acres up to 230 acres Broker 322-7613 - -___________________ AOSSIE C, BATEMAN e - - GALLERY OF HOMES ow down payment. Ornamental Stone fireplace, turned columns. sunken paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence, Carpet FHA VA. $31 $272. CLIFF JORDAN.REALTOR -- __. County You .%an! to Buy or Sell Real Estate We Will provide the Professional Service 107W CommercIal Pr, 372 7I Sanford Mo.&lYearteases Bdrm. --_ - TAFFER REALTY RFALTY INC. 707E. ?Sth St .3237537 HAL COLBEPT. RFALTOR EveS. 372 0612 or 372 1517 Ftres. Selma Williams 322 1517 - - ___ -- .-- - --. 3 BR, 7 baths, 5 acres, fenced. $71003 NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 - _____________________ BARGAIN BUYS 3 BR. 1 bath CB. Sl2,SOQ HAL COLBERT 1arinefs - - ._ STUDIO 1.2, 3 BEDRCM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 3Mo.•6 ------ - 2565 Park Dr RAYMONOM. BALL Rc'g Real Estate Broker 327564) Alt. Hrs, 327 2757 SI7W.ltSt,Sanford HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots 'Street lights Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks - . - CRYSTAL LAKE BEACH FRONT 3 Beciroom, 7 baths, den, central heat & air, fireplace, situated on over I', acres with 150' beach front. A qualify home priced at $70,000. h- **Spanish Charm* ** 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" are reeretj toServ Written defenses, if any, to ii on GEORGE C. KELL'EY, III, P.A,, - - If Get some action With 0 Herald classified ad We'll help you write an ad Ihat will bring a fast Sale, CALL 3?? 7611 ,. - - 3736067 or3jj OSlleves, Florida ' - - - a n hômø Mn,nn - .ipar?ment' BALL REALTY ; '. * They're Hot" Buvna . * * "Get 'Em While Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC Your MLS Agency •* \'",. _ f * Call W. Garnetf White 322-2420 Anytime R SrL1x1iJ f/J./FuLL(1GRo1)1WNG5 By owner, I bedroom, I bath, full carpet, Small equity. $143 mo. Call 372 9101 after 3- WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' tying and being ii Seminole County, Florida, con . 1971 Camper, 16' self contained, like new. Includes sideview mirrors, new spare lIre, 76' electric.al cord, TV antenna. Phone 3231003 after 6 p.m I)' Chrysler fiberglass sailboat, REAL TOPS Murray trailer included; sloop Specializing in Macrame Ma Branch Office No rigged Call 8308166 or 534 336.3. 762) Orlando DrIve terials and Unusual Giffs 373 371 1302 __________________________________ 1961 Camper', II ft., SCIf Conhaned, 76S1, $400. Phone 323 5798. WANT TOSELL 59-Musical Merchandise YOUR HOME? MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEMS SELL Swimming Beautiful Wurlitter Organ, double Buying a new home? Moving to an "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A keyboard apartment with lull ac WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or 8)1 compannn, Su'table for church Pool P? ,,nd a trenc1ly Ad or rico-ni G..t srni- artlon with a N i-ar I y ni-n Orgina t r-. p ,cu AC Pr- ICE price, 51,500, will trade for bc-at of _____________ C101Sified act We'll help you write Leading distributor has above equal value. 319 Sill an ad that will bring a fast sale ground pools -- acquired through 76-Auto Parts __________________________ CALL 377 2611 our factory from a bankrupt TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR ____ And That - s A Fact! distributor Stock of pools still In 2 & 1-3 Acres I Jeep Wheels (15") with tires?? $15 original cartons Fully guaranteed Ctass;f ied Ad Gets Results each Phone 3226602 tind will sell for ' That's r Fact Ico Zoned for Horses price or tess _____________________________ Guaranteed installation Low Mo. I bedrooms. 2 full baths, ttardwotct NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll Payments Flagship Builders, I floors Land completely fenced. 60-Office Supplies find him listed In our Business ) 5500. Service Directory Rich Soil for gardening, House 5 _______________________________ ______________________________ years old $71,900 Terms 'f Beautiful Gulbransen Organ. 5900 or Reconditioned Batteries, SI? 9$ Used office furniture will trade up or down for smaller exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, °' 6615316 Woodor steel desks (executive JOHNNY WALKER 1109 Sanford Ave. & chairs, secretarial desks I ________________________________ Kitchen-Bathroom GENEFAL CONTRACTOR Cabinets. Chairs, straight ch;irs, filing Counter Slnk in'.'S"a?ion REAL ESTATE. INC s. Casn and Carry cabinets, available. Bud CabelI. 322 5052 NOLL'S 322.6457 anytime. 1973 Enduro. excellent Condition. Casselberry. 17-fl, S30 1206 _____________________________ S3'60 After 4 call 323 2671 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 42-?vobile Homes One ExecutiveCha! _________________________ -BUY-SELL-TRADE - ,',ot.ini 7972 Yamaha 2.50 OS 7, 3,0)0 miles, 311 31SF. First St. 377-SIn 372 adult owned US 3227717. HlLLC , E5T -- '1), central air, __________________________________ dishwasher, raised pato. Skirting, GROCERY STORE EQUIPMENT 1974 HOnda XL 230 Eridura, 11 & tie downs Good location. MAKE OFFER 62-Lawn-Garden miles Excellent condition $150 Payments 5479 mo Offered by PHOPIE372 509$ ____________________ 3239615 Savi.'iç% 4. Loan, 32) 605). HELSONS FLORIDA ROSES W.'tNT TO SEE A WONDER AT Motorcycle Insurance wooclrutrsGarcicnCenter Barrington. double wde. new. 21' x BLAIRAGENCY WORK? Place a Classified Ad in 601 Celery Ave. Sanford 60', central air, large raiseø theEveningHeraldtoday 3464 Screen patio, carport, skirting, ______________________-Spectil shrub arid garden sprayers. Wood grain lapsed sidirsa. good 9$ Cents ea. GardenLand, 100 W. location4 with trees Offered by 51-Household (f 1st St. 3236430 ________ _______________ Savings 4 Loan, Payments, _____________________ _____________________________ $113.34 mo, 3736051 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It 1971 Chevrolet pick-up truck, I cyl. straight stick, excellent condition. FLEETLINE Classified Ads didn't work Double wide w, crner ho '.iq c,m,net, 3 fl'cji $1,200. *31 6455 there woutdni be any central air, raised front screen rr.sitlon 'wn needle, front _______________________________ room, carport, skirting, Corn lflinQ rltuui' sewing machine For Hedge: Viburnum plants, 2' up, pletely set up Near 436 & Il 92 p0, balance nt $75 or 10 Payments 80-Autos for Sale well bunched, in cans, $1. 702 West ______________________________ Offered by ______________________________ Savings & ts s,.. ,, 70th St. 'Loan. 5$) SI per month 373 eosi SANFORD cEWIPIG CENTER __________________________ 1975 Toyota Corolla Station Wagon. 1O7 East Firs? Downtown 1600 & take over paymfnt, 37) SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL 372 91%) Eve 169.Iiia 2115 after 3 64-Equipmenl for Rent STERED WITH VALUES FROM __________________________ _____________________________ THE WANT AD COLUMNS. GAS PARLOR HEATER 1971 Mazda Rotary Coupe, ICr, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 65,000 BTU mileage, 1950 or best offer. $3i Sea or Rent- 1973 Hawthorn 2Sltampooer for only 5150 per day. Phone 3 bedroom, t2'xâO'. front kitchen. CARROLL'S FURNITURE _________________________ completely furnished Ml 5637. ________________________ CASH Bookcase, $10; Portable 8W TV. IS Yr. FHA FINANCING t4O Swivel rocker, $13; Baby Bed. For Your Jus Car 65--Pets-Supplies 373 '329 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 575, 5 Drawer chest, $17 50. _________________________ Matching floor lamps, $25 pr, 3SO3OrIarsdoDr,ye 19fl Pinto Station Wegon, fully MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS Sanford, 323 5300 Maple love seat, $43; Maple AKC RegIstered, Shgts dinette, 4 chairs, 11$; Mahogany qu'ppect, low mileage. Phone 322SKYLINE 27% after 5pm PrtorteJ2)O94lafter2p,m Double wIde, '73, 74' dresser wthm'rror,$d$;Sofa. 170; 60'. 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front Many other fine pieces of furniture Doberman Pinscher, re,i Nice '71 Super Beetle, sunroof, stick male, 5 screen room, central air, carport from what-knots to antiques, automatic, air, radio. white wall months,AKC registered, all shots, awning and skirting Good conKUL.P DECORATORS. 409 W. 1st $150 Phone 371 0797 tires, very low mileage. $2,993 dition Payments IlOit 47 mo St ?7 23S _______________________________ Call Duane McGuire. 322 1431 Offered by Savings 4. on 373 5 wk. old purebred German Dealer GEITHOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Shepherd, males & females, 322 A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 5510. Any CarFROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! 43-lots-Acreage Free puppy, half Spitz . half GerNo Money Down man Shepherd, S wks. femaie. 373WITH GOOD CREDIT 52-Appliances ST JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBary, 6029. For Examole, almost an acre of river front with _______________------------'72 GremlIn X. air. $1095. beautiful trees, great fishing, SMALL APPLIANCES 68-Wanted to Buy '71 Pinto, auto air, $795 Owner says "Submit offers." REPAIRED ----'7OMu%tariqM.actil,au,o .alr, $1195 CALL NOW $00 S Sanford Ave 373 9j7 '77 Vega GT, like new, $1195 LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront CASH 322-4132 '71 C)'jster 2 door, $995 Iotona peninsula for unobstrtect QUALITY APPLIANCES AT For used furniture. appliances, scenrrt 525 C'Ctl Man, otr,ers 0 crtose from BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD toots, t'tC (10, I or 1Cl ferns AUCTION, 323 7310 Larrys P.'.rt, 115 Sanford Ave Chico Forrest Greene, Inc. _____________________ The Man ENMOREWASHER.parts, tnewlocation We Buy Furniture 373 6)3 REALTORS P30 6113 service, u$e"d macnines Jct 17-924, 177, LongWoo MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 DAVE 5' 'ii) 9370 Call)?) $370 or 134 1605 Southeast Seminole - btl' plan, car peted, central H A, kitchen equipped. 75*25' Florida room with fireplace. Porches SCreened and carpeted, utility Shed. Phone 3720782 '' .Sap. .SrnoA, 3 PIECES CHICKEN. HOT ROLLS 7 Crmpteted.nne. D1k1Rn1 - Kathy's Unique. 2610 Hiawatha Ave. Assume Payments $30643) REALTORS It you are haviag diffiCulty finding a placeto Iiv, car to drive, a lob, or some service you have need of, read all our want OdS every day. - REALTORS EO - Forrest Greene, Inc. 322-6457 4ilde a pretty lad) na med A lix -- - GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. - Moving? Why Not Live ME[Ttp1c S p M 2C1 drid 4th t "WavEachMonth ) ., \AMEWICAN LEGION SANFORD 3 Bedroom', 3 bath home, shady yard. air conditioner Will di'ker or swap 5)9.300 JOHNNY WALKER 41-Houses DREAMWOLD El free paving, assume with low down, 3 bedrooms, I'., bath 521.900, 7175 YALE AVE- $25,900 708 LAUREL AyE;, ROBSON MARINE 3921 Hwy 1797 322 596) II' Open Road, over cab camper tot' pickup, self Contained 372 461? -- ',entral Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327 4991 19195. French 3777374,372 1196. 322-198-1 3721959,372116,4 I bedroom, 1 bath home, ISO' fron tage on two roacts Doubte carport, fenced 111.900 Terms if desired Inree / Lake front lots, Loch Arbor, 5)1,503 Lake Mary - j - ----- St Johns Riverfront lot, Only $12,500 PFAI TOP 171.5774 34-NbHe Homes 1' 19 Duplex on Park Ave., $25,000 Harold Hall Realty '------ . a - DeBary- AdultS, 1 BR, air, close to stores, churches- Ideal for retired perns 648 MU or 372 S _________________________ ________________________ Easy friendly living Come loin us WEKIVA RIVER-- Adult park FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS Rent offering fishing, COnoelno and from SIll mo 72)6650 (OflvCniCnCC stoic Surrounded by Deaurirul OiK and Cypress trees 377 1170 - - Furnished Cou5te Will Share I4OITtC Dettona Area PhoneS7l 1525 . Every Wed. & Sat. Early Birds 7:lSp m. giant wooded lot, 577.500 $13,003 0 N MAIN THOROUGHFARE Living Quarters plus ideal business location. Excellent terms Call Uays- 32 612) 33 Houses _____ _____ ___________________________ Me?ing Business 7:30 )stlues ',i 2 BR, Lake Mary, juSt reduced LORIDA DREAM HOME-lAKEFRONT. 2 story home iusl loaded with rusti charm I bedroom, V bath, central air, family room, fireplace, boat house 4, dock Located or. big Lake Mary Finest fishing & swimming. A fantastic buy at 579,500. Near DeBary. Orange Estates. 2 -__ --- EVERY DAY Someone is looking for *ht you have to sill Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow 75-Recreational Vehicles - - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Efficiency apartment, lights and water furnished Elizabeth Cre. pione 323 5111 before ID a m ____________ ________________ ------------- - 2 BR, Stemper Realty 572$ FORREST GREENE.IPIC 8306133 REALTORS 372 P9lOevet _________________________ BR, fully c4rpeted, on lake, 1150. 1I & last. 322 6254. A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT That's a Classified Ad! 4. Hwy 17 97 '.'- -- FURNISMEDROOMFORRENT DISABLED 3 BR, I', bath, central h a. Sunland 572, IOW! WHAT A BUY' Extra nice home with SWIMMING POOL, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, Choice lOCiti. Only $79,900, Hurry! 3 Bedroom home for rent with option to buy. Central air and heat, utility room and garage. Will accept 7 Children 321 0379 anytime 1329 Elliott Ave ______ 377 1947 - 3 Niw homes in Detton, price below 321.0041 ..... 'O'." ,. 15' Orlando Clipper with 35 hp J0hnn, electric start, and tilt trailer, $175 Phone 372 0159 ,__ -- _________________________- . 3 BR, 2 bafh, Pine-crest, $25,000 MLS lFAlTORS Sanford area With beer 4. wine license 373 6707 after 7:30 p m ________________________ CASSELBERRY- 3 bedroom, 2 ____________________________ bath home. family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen VENDING ROUTES equipped, clothes washer, food freezer Included Garage, nice yard. $750 hours weekly with Complete CALL TO SEE company training & location set up lnvestme tot 560055003 Call FERN PARK MAITLAND- 3 bedrooms. 1' baths, air con . r ti O )J4V - 3 BR, with pool, $77,903 - Sanford Far apgt to see, 3fl 8291 Well Sch uren Realty -- FULLER BRUSH - USED FURNITURE WANTED Phone 37) 4570 . 322.6457 AGE & ELEGANCE Newl decorated Older home' Has centra heat and air, detached garage fenced back yard Down stairs, Spacious living room wilP fireplace, formal dining room. den, eat in kitchen, I bedroom ana bath, plus utility Upstairs, 3 large bedrooms and2 full baths 576, 500 & air, $190 ma Available Nov 10, owner. SEE us tODAY ,, CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Try One! 55-8oats & Accessories - , Tii Cab Business I related fran__________________ ctise Call owner, 904 75) 7577 _____ GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC OWNER TRANSFERRED-beautiful well cared for home, bedrooms, I bath on Cul Dc Sac Large lot, above ground poi $74,900. after S ' JOHNNY WALKER 100 Yr. old Country Estate ott ¶ acres, 577,030 31A- p1exes -tdtr tjui '' 'turn adults Vcterred. snurt r dcposit 373 SISi or 327 6670 24-.Busirss (portunities ____ ' - - -_- 1'IVhraJ1iI1fl Into and through the stomach Harrah's in Lake Tahoe, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND progranuning, gloating over and intestines, and inspects the Viewers FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, will see a good part of FLORIDA bronchial tubes, heart, blood the act. olus Bob hone nn.'i a....' IViL. M. I IUFI NV. I).lilI'çAQS.p :'r vesseis liinj,q nnd anne Iurray, and sports STATE DANK OF traces the actual process of figures, includIng Plaintiff Bill)' Jean APOPKA, conception and fertilization, An King. SHAKER VALE. INC, a ii1toIvd incredible program. 1tsc nu ROOKIES Florida Corporation; BRENDA J 8-8:30 CBS GOOD TIMES "Measure FOELKER, KATHRYN L. BASS. ofI.ouCIossettgueststarstonJgh Mercy" Cleavon VALERIE B GILL IS, As all Of the Little guest stars as a VICIOUS, ry4vIng directors and trusts Of He plays Florida's brother who brutal thief who beats up nurse SHAKER VALE. INC, and the Insists on looking after the Jill Danko when she catches unkflf)wn assigns, Successors in interest, trustees or any other party Family while James Is away, hlmandanaccompueesteaung claiming by, through, under or and only stirs up things with his the hospIthl' blood supply. against SHAKER VALE, INC ; Ii short temper. POPE BASSETT a k a POPE E Confusing the (;rave complications follow t sItuation, Michael is tranBASSETT. lndivicialIy, SUZANNE theft, and the rookies search J BASSETT. Individually: COM sferredtoanothersctlool,which grimly to find the culprits and BAtIK WINTER PARK, A Florida brings about a change in hiS repossess the blood. Bankrsg Corporation; GORDON outlook on life. PIUTT. Individually, LONGWOOD 9:30.11 8-9:30 NBC "LIME" An NBC "The CutNBC POLICE STORY PROPERTIES, INC. a Floridi Man Caper" A 90. Corporation; and BANK OF PALM News spea) hosted by David minute special before this BEACH & TRUST COMPANY, a Brinkley assessing the words series Florlda Banking Corporation; and fliOves to Its new time and impact of Thomas JetM) BARNES. Individually, periNi on Fridays, switching Defendants ferson on American soCIety. An with "Police Woman." Pretty NOTICE OF SUIT interesting look at the man TO KATHRYPIL WOOD, formerly strong cast Includes whoe"IMe, liberty arid pursuit Robert KATHRYN L BASS Latt known IIiks and Scone)' Mitchell as address of happiness" declaration had Post Off i,e Box 117, Weaversyille, North Carolina 31757, homicide detectives, and Lou more to do with the American and VALERIE B 011115, Last (;us.wtt as a con man, Godfrey way than anything. kfljiy address - 330 Lake Avenue, Cambridge usa master planner Maitl, Florida 8-8:30 ABC hAPPY DAYS of robberies, and Raymond St. ARE NOTIFIED fiat "Howard's 45th Fiasco" .. morTgages his *th juues as gangleader. Another bthhday on the following property in 10-11 ABC MARCUS WEL1IY, Seminole County, Florida: causes Howard Cunningham to Be-gin at the SW corner, SE-', of suffer depressions rather than M.D. "The Tidal Wave" Aldo the NW '..of Section 73. Township 70 hay, veteran actor, guests as rejoice on the occasion. Whe South, Range 29 East. thence run N Fronzie father who suffers blackouts 0 Ic disappears, 05' 02" C. for d7004 ft and unexplained violence along th W line of said SE 'a, NW rganizcs a search party. Section 23. thence 5 89 degrees reactions. He beats his kid and 8:30-9 CBS "YOU'RE A 55" F parallel to the N. line of - a a, • WIk.. flu "a ,...... •u .. ant.,-r t'r. a n. ,. T115' Nt-'.. Of SId Section 73, for JL5JI5I LrInIsL1r Knnv much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 season, help. Weihy and Kiley are at 2400 591 ft., to a point on a curve A di'.c'overie per panel in an all'new series o124.page bonkleix. BROwN" another series of specials concavetntheNWonthewrightof odds over whether for in order vnIume I. II and III. cend Si 1 each, making checks way of Longwood Markham Road, Chancy and the Peanuts gang. tro'ersIal brain surger' should Thence along the arc of said curve pavahte tn •'Scek & Find' III care iii this ncwpaper. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ hiving as it eIement a central Having failed miserably in be performed. 10-11 CBS BEACON HILl. angle of 21 degrees 07' 16" and a redkjsof 1113-280 ft. for 105774 ft to "The Tc'.st" 1'awnie gets her big the point of tangency; thence S 77 chance, a screen test which degrees 47' 56" C. for 706765 ft Sarah Bernhardt helps her get along the right of way of Longwood g , Markham Pn.r , .,.,,,..i .i.__,..._ ,,, ihmn, IJ 7 Pedrrirn. -r (r,nditiOned fencen yarn 1901 Siinimerlin Ave 18.90 -t' malt' rttfhr 377 1)97 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE I Classified Acts didn't wor there wouldn't be any Perience in ornamental & land 127 Country Club Drivc. 7 bedroorri, I scape plant care Salary bath, family room, 5)10. In negotiable. Reply to Box 559, C formation in window The Evening Herald, P0 Box ______________________ 1657, Sanford, Fla 31771 -- - .- NBC - - ____________________ ______ 372.6457 "SERVICE BEYOND THE COrd TRA':T" UI-Help Wanted -- _______________________ TOROID WINDERS Dek Industries -. -' __________________________________ ____________________________ Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkln As Deputy Cte,k Publish- Oct. 7, II, 71, 75. DES 49 body LAKE TAHOE HOLIDAY 01..' -4 t'itchn-n dining room, family root living room, 2 baths, 4. 2 C garage. 7,003 sq. ft. of living are W W carpet, kitchen equipmer range, oven, & refrigerator, Biot construction $39,000. Terms desired GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC -_-_ ____________________________ _____________________ Sanford Christian School Carport Sale. 137 Pine-crpjt Drive, Wed _____________ nesctay I' Box for '71 Ford pickup, will fit most ',ton arid . Ion trucks, gooi condition, 5113 327 SiQQ Builder or Developer- Exceptional buy in building lots lust far enough from town Wanted to buy used office furniture NOLL'S Quantity. Any Casselberry, Hwy. Il 97 8)04706 -___________________ -- Beautiful kifchn and 3 bedroom home, close to school% and shopping, si,000 ____________________________ __________________________ - COLOR TV, III 9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 1006 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE -IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE APY Quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on canal, plus pool Large tree shadeo lot. $17,500 with terms. - JOHNNY WALKER LPN, full time, 3 to II thift Apply, Lekeview Nursing Center, 919 E Sec St., Sanford LAKE MARY- 2 BR duplex, kit _____________________________ (hen equipped, Carpeted, central U ids outarow the swnq set or small heat 4. air, $150 per mo hiCyclp' Sell these 'dIe itemt with FORREST GREENE INC *nt To ple your a call 373 6353 REALTOR 377 $970 nr frieMly CIassf 'Cd gal at Th Hrrat*1 372 7611. c" 13) 9993 1 bedroom unfurnithed, kitchri _________________________ equipped, ar, carpeted, 59$ 50 Full t,me gardener wanted by Adults oniy 32)2796 M nos & recreation vehiclt park and eves restaurant Located on the beach -------------- -- --- between Vero Beach& Fort Pierce 32-Houses Unfurnished -- LakeMary New 4 Bedroom Home OnlAcre - , AVALON APARTMENTS Nurses. RN's. LPN's, AiCt Aide Companion. Needed immediately 628 0636 --_________________________ - - Court for the adoption of the minor against the estate of ETHEL children named in that Petition and ENGELMEI ER deceased tate M. of T\f HIGI-I hG FITS you are commanded to serve a Copy Seminole County. Florida, to the of ur written detens, if any, on Clerk of the Circul! Court, and file TERRY P. MMAHAN, Attorney for the same in duplicate and as Petitioner, whose address is ONIX KIND TIIOUGHTh: the fact his network took (he other sports, Carley (S BOW "d in Section 733 16. Florida 302 Elmco Professional Robert Howard says he has no IeadawayfromCBSlndaytjme determind to become a States in their off ics In the Building County Courthouse In Seminole anInHity towards Lee Grant programming for the 14th motorcycle superstar racer, East Semoran County, Florida, within four Boulevard (or her unkind remarks about straight week, oterved: The Toughest competition comes calendar months from the time of Altamonte Springs, the first publication hereof, or the flIers," after her "Fay" series ABOUT TONIGHT: onor before November 7th, 1975. an Masked Filed at Sanford Florida, thiS 1ST was canceled. "I hope we can filethe original with the Clerk of this 7:30.8130 PBS NATIONAL 8:309 ABC WELCOME Cnurt either before service on day of OCTOBER, 197$ S. Edward H Engelmeice do something with her - Miss (;E0GRAI'IIIc SPECIALS BACK KorrEll Poor Epstein. Petitjoner' attorney or im As Exetor . ' ..........'' " ,,xmt'x , P151UCflL o ruc islacrune" Forsake default may be entered against you Attorney for0 uyrne, jr tsquire syndicated, the ultim4ite indignity when he Executor for the relief demanded ' tonight and Television, declared. "She's a inane game shows in the P0 Box 833 losta fight in a playground, and Petition fIne actress, I love her, tune In Attamfe Springs, (his fascinating js WITNESS my hand and the of Florida 37701 now cvinced his Unfortunately, the show didn't program that launches a new tidal seal of the Court at Sanford, Pubtith classmatesnolongerwanttobe Florida, this 3rd day of Octobt-r, DES Ill Oct. 2), 28, 1975 work. Casting w a big seriessPeciaIsonpBSforthe aroundm. SohenLisoff. But 1,75 %(re5 of land Zoned P.S I In dustrial anti A I Agricuitural Bedroom house, suppor buitdnqs, d,g runs and ye,' y wixxji'd $13,503 Terms if desire-C On S Kish Real Estate NAVEL 0RANGts 5750 BUSHEL 327 fi133 or 372 036? LegalNotice ________________________ ________ - Ion? Iti-cirootos AciulRoniy PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK - 2515 Park Drive $70 up 9ood Things --- _______-__-___to Eat _________________________________ xclusive Area CALL 372261) - - make room for new stock), Everything Reduced To Cleart SAVE dOpct andmoreonsmof,,d damaged stock Payton's Children's Wear fFormerly Buttons 'N Bows), ?640t4iawafna Phone 372-1301. PFAL TOP 3221498 The Student off for the summer c in use the money And your home c-,, use an e.tra helper Color TV's from 150. 81W, from ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED $15; Service all makes HER 85' Top prices paid. used, any condition TV $200 S French, 3731734. 61.1 5126,WunterPark INVENTORY CLEARANCE (tO CaliBart Real Estate --_WanfedtoBijy io.stereo s-w. fo5le - Senfnrti Trade your equity in home, 'n or acreage on neat 3 bedroom, air Conditioned home, Fentd yard. Assume 3) pct. loan Place a classified ad for a youngsl ci to mow your lawn, paint yc or house, clean up the garage Commercial Breeder Kennel In Operation apartments, attractively fur fished, COflVCflntIy tO(Ilted arid beautifully lanctscap('(J 5135 mo. Call between $ 30 S For in. formation rOlt 37? 070i _____ - Trade Up - Req Real Estate Broker 321 0610 72)7395 373 5215 37 77- Lake Mary Clean furnished apartment for working man only. $95 Phone 372 3930 - NEED H El. P! WITT REALTY up, 377 151Q ____________________________________ - - Larry Saxon, Realtor HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms, baths.) car garage, Florida roci, cet'iinl l,,-,? ar.i ar SI303 One 4. Two bedroom apartment, et1 air, turn & unfurn $95 ________ Will trade various work abilities on weeti-ends for typewriter, car or money. Wife will take in baby sitting, Write, Michael Morgan, 3 Oak AvC. Sanford JUDICIAL CIR. CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 53 - - - 54 55 - PROBATE HO. 73-295•CP In R: Petition Of In Re: Estate of JAMES HAROLD MURRAY. 56 - ETHEL M ENGELMEIER 57 58 - NOTICE deceased 1(3 RIIHARD ARNOLD - - - - - - NOTICE TO CREDITORS COLWELL 59 60 61 To All Creditors arid All Persons ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Having Claims or Demands Against ________ 28 tl,jt tt named Petitioner, Said Estate. ________________________________________________________________________________ fal a CCtltin In the above styled iemnds you may have arewhich hereby notified and JAMES HAROLD MURRAY, ha required to present any claims and 48 inrtnr - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anymoos Can Help Ca11173 4587 Write P0 Box 1713 Sanford. FloridO 32771 LegalNotice - ____________________ Furnished -3lApartments ______ ___ FOUND Male dog Sunland 3 Room furnished garage apart Estatej Call 323 5202 and give ment, water furnithed, Odult description only 5100 month, $75 security dCpoit. Phone 177 1305 Reward for information regarding _______________________________ large orange yellow male cat. One Bedroom. 7617 Elm Sanford picked up at intersection of S. No 339 6956 Suntand Drive and Road 177, Mrs Metto Thursday night about II pm __________________________ tinder vet care Phone 3726957 4OW i FAc,Nc, _____________ ________________________ New. modern. I story efficiency rsonaIs - 39 - - - - - 38 5:30 (2) News (31(24) Electric Company (CATV.6) Bewitched (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Adam 12 (CA.13) Cable Journal (35) M.ayberry R.F.D. (44) Partridge Family - MARRIAGES -- 3 Bedroom Home-Downtow $19. S00 Lakefront Home-lake Mar-S-IS, 000 37) 1930 Performed by Marilyn, Notary. Ocaia 901 732 5461 or 737 877) Michigan widow seeking room and board with lonely widow, 3726749. ________________________________ The Palms Counseting Center is now of fenint Parcnil t:ffectvencss training claj, For information BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE ________________________ _________________________ call 8)0 1869 That's Classified Ads 30 31 31 - . - 5)0,000. MI - I On. & 7 bedroom apart furniShed or UflfUrniSlled Newly redorafed Come see 3Cm) E. Airport Otyct Sanford )2J I3i _____________________________ ________________- 373 27S1 PAIHT . FIX.SPECIAL 7515 PALMETTO, SANFORD Concrete block 3 bedroom, 1' bal prime location, nice lot, Owner wants offer. Asking $70,SQQ 3 9110. Evening Herald,Sanford,Ft. Tuesday,Oct.28, 1!75-78 Merchandise ________________ __________________ 41-Houses 4 1-Houses OWNERS WILL FINANCE: 3 Bedroom Home and Pent You TROunCED,cau ______________________________________________________ r50naIs --BAMBOO COVE AP You 'bedroomapirrnen,.s..,t..,,j adult, $40 lUS Utilite 7I37 fQ 'We Care'in 4Otlin," Adults or Teens SAN MO PARK, I, 1. 3 bedroom Wont mature lady to 5hre home trailer apt Adult & family park. Ofld exgense With wd Weekly JSIS Hwy I? fl. Sanford Phone - _________________________________________________________ Sunday - Noon Friday Gel it checked by the registered nurse at Altamonte MatI, near Information center. Monday through Saturday, 11 am. to 9 pm. n ARE Noon The Daj Before Publication BLOOD PRESSURE - 2T IIIIIC 24c a line 3 Lines Minimum - - 17 - 4k a line . DEADLIIIu4ES fl - - -- - ($2,00MINIMUM CHARGE) KNOW YOUR 16 T- - 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 8 ltarcj meft 30 t.tonuro 9 Predatory land to Nautical 31 Parts of weeks _______ _________ term _________ 33 Mortgages II Fruit 35 list 16 Chemical 40 Decree Compound 43 Asian state 20 Middy 45 Plunders 22 Hoarder 46 Hack 24 Nobleman -25 Rge 48 Heating de 26 loyal to ones 50 Pace country si Stave 28 Muscat ? Radicals d it on 5 tsiand Fr 1 i thru s times 6 thru 25 times 26 times - H OURS _________ _ f RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ____ ______ ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For lamiles or lrenj Of p'oblem drinkers For furttwr Information coil 17) i5y orwrte SanfordAIAnonFamEIyG,00ppO Bo* 5S3, Sanford, Fla 37771 831-9993 322-2611 _________________________ C _C _L - JI OrIndo - Winter Park Seminole AIA L __________ _____________________ G Il_i ___________________ _______________________ TrEy ____________________ 41-Houses CLASSIFIED ADS A A - 24 25 26 - .-..' - . Tuesday, Oct. 28. 1975 _________________________________________________________________________________________ (44) ' .'JC repair and serv. STINE MACHINE & Ii?07W 7ndStSUPPLY CO I Y)J)A11 rs, Q'1 ill 6-11? flflfl'l s_/lVSJI'7'7'ft,) I ., .t'.'- �__ u Eveffing Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday,, Oct. 28, 1t73 I BEETLE DAILEY Mart Walker ) I T4ERE 4E HATE %%qsN EIGPECIAL0 _____________________________ HOROSCOPE I 0 . W14EN a ___ TONE R, !!'" I ø D 4A Ii't -. I ' "7I. : . . R ' ) ( ftI:)' 4 44 " tJ\ ''c A' '(LA - ro THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom % (MTLI~ P THDRAkw 7) __ i. I /. I T S OLR L*Xf &STAQW_- %40 TOM -1 UN.-A-y-W5 ~Z lf~!5w, J P' - * - .. ~ r 5 1: , . At I f % IJ ____________ - I In i 16. I-& o EC EQ.'rw 'ri H C' -' .,. -- AN N - \ -K • I / CHE _____ WIN (j.Jj\ %" _________ / • % ~ .1 I - III I : __ 1 __-1 ., 1 HA\'E ________________ ____________________ ~VORKEC' 7LL CQ r1S.1 C,LAD I JANITRhL iSt VA P(Y PARTNER ROTTEN JOS it "Ti f " CLEANING I- \e~~ L - .. DOING A -, iAI5E,,,_ by Stolid & Hesmdohl AND FU RT14EF,KQRE 'ETTERN CAW-HT "4U '1~ FØITHFULLY i" - .,;.,. 1 -, -,I II BUGS BUNNY ' L H,V E T TAL141 "" 1 4 5 ' ,,,$ 1 '' "- ' _____•_'x to-29 . 1. 'i-' Chic Young i / \.'ATC..E OO'T9ALL HE WATCHED M3NOAY II AN) MO ON TV ; ~DR SIX I-OLPS NIG64T POOT&&.LL I TO SS 'fl4E 8U'flE HE T~4qEW fr oUr T~.jE oort.au.,.' W'NC)Ow' i t. N. - I -. --"*,* , I 1. is , 14 - - -I / 1% I ' ( V - i~ i f - LDure ' i ' i I r I lif• I /f ~ M --- -- ____ ,,J -- ,! . - '• - -- 0-2 . BLON DIE tl 41 - ft r % ~_ I' I CCMPLAINTS! ______ y iJ 0,-,_ ____ I 1 177-1 "a i j----j _______ - Piusciu.xs POP b Al V•nn FUNNY BUSINESS (I'D LIKE TO WiN ThAT TPY ON TI-E kONOJ ROLL AGAN - - ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT, STU4 r fr Ii DEAD BODY.1 ) ..TE ç C1 1 1 1 , .V C.. . . I - '_ I . . i ; I , , . . 1. I . - ht . I Ch'1'ef Cou To Mull Pull" ing Out . - Herald Staff Writer A local union of Instructional personnel Tuesday filed a petition of rehearing with the state's 0 ' . I -.---I - - I ' -- -:. 0 -, . - - - - - - - - -, A; 1. - I - 1 - -. -•• j .. - ;)_.- ___- __Li=_ ~~=~ 1 . - _____ - ___-__ -_ - r. --- - - ____ ~ . ____4 - - -11_M _ Goode charged federal DEA He told repor ters that he has agents have violated guidelines reports that the federal task Sanford police and Seminole set up for the task force force apparently hasn't cut q iiestna Chief dru on the stret of th' awn from a € era ru , S em I no I e Enforcement Administration Deputy D u a n e Orlando area The Ilrevard Count Sheriffs area task force headquartered Harrell said federal Department withdrew agents agents aven kept assign ed to the task force last outcome of a meeting Monday that mon th following a reported inWinterParkofheadsofarea commitments they would keep local argument over informants. la enforcement agencies Sanford Police Chief Ben Orlando Poli ce Chief James aencte s i nf ormed Butler said he has ont vice ! - t:" — = _;-.___ -!-. ~' .- __. &~ tk-, - . . . . .. dep.utinert's vice squad agents activities of their task force and the Seminole - ,-, _- _- ... - ,. federal agents Wrecker crew pulb car from flooded shopping center ParUng lot In Fern Park (iferald Photo by .1lane Casselberry) M 'l'hey (Pelle 'and th board) put their nos In where sh ouldn't be In 'aidin g' three barga i miii. ning uni ts to ' certified by the state,', said . .. . - ;•.., -' ' Ra .' < ;i -'-I; , -___k.V_f morning at the Winter Park s Police Department." in I ' ** . - H omes 4 __7_ . - __~r_ - Instructional Personnel of Seminole County iNIPSCO), and the 335-member Secretarial-Clerical and Aides ri fl L] oo Seminole Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell confirmed that area law enforcement agency heads will meet concerning Wk force participation at Winter Park on 1l'. JANE, CASSELBERRY I I e rald Stall Writer r.-. 1_,W1 A..'..- '.I 11* WAI.-&-t ..., . 1 .1 -1 - , Mi. ; .V719%.W..,~- t 1. -i I _ :7 - -_ . ~_r -- t_ is ______ . rrr- problems, Butler said. I 1k know what Chief Goode ta lking about , but I expecto - & *' I .. - lawmen. i__. Motons tor ists ts Stranded . .. -- _____ of not operations Goode had assigned was formed to break up dru local area four of his department's five trafficking in Central Florid.-, -I haven't had an~ vice agents to the task force. ,• .. •1 "it's the old story of divide and conquer, }OU know," Joyce added. Joyce said the 137-member Seminole Count Bus Drivers V , - . - Pelle>, chief negotiator for board, with "unfair labor practims " ? -4 -1 1-11. 10W19 _______ , () W. I". "Bud" Layer ind Harry ! '_ ,A _... _ .k,_. 4 - - L_ ~ . 4 -- W -, MAK , . By BO8LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - - Opposing Frank Joie, custodian at Lyman High School and cainPaIin chairman of Local 1-10, "Ifili-ited with the AFIXIO, said his 114-inember gr Drug Task Force Of "' last eek's certification of three more individual bargain. ing units within the Seminole Count)' Sbool s)stem ., .111! . . ' % . Harrell said federal agents Springs with 14 inches on the Shesaidthewateralsodrauis haven't kept commitments that . lawn and parking lot. The 60 off of SR 434 and the one small children were moved to a school drain by .'-~tmnole County was deluged addition. . Association, would have a inadequate.the post office is informed on the whereabouts and activities of their agents. Tuesday as heavy rains fell for better bargaining position if Residents of Mobile Manor She said she called the road . several hours, flooding the area off SR 434, where Roger Rich. commissioners office Tuesday "We're had no problerm of ..' leaving motorists stranded and any magnitude," Harrell said. nstead but could only talk to — .7 . __ . residents boiling out their ^.-. I suspect there's a comsecretary, who said he would "but Joyce .mid his organization. r Inv Sanford Pol ice re- call / - " homes and businesses murucation problem between which includes eueIIia, -ported flooding of the The tropical storm dumped State Road 434 was flooded Orlando police and the DEA." ".1 I I - i 5A 4wbes of rain ia Altamonte downtown section from Palm Springs Road to *s "I don't know what problems food srvtce personnel, , -. ,. Spring', Douglas Avenue,causlng a two. Orlando has with the task force about 90 per cent black. with water u to the • 'f Casselberry and 3.5 at the Ag , hour traffic Jam, according to operation, but we'll have to £ " In ICSflOflSe, both Layer and uOOrSOs many EMngw I Center, south of . Sanford police, have some good reasons for : Pelley mid the local p-ople in . . I . along en Nutter of Winter Park businesses Police Chief John Govoruhk Seminole to pull out of the task the three bargaining units and abandoned her car in K-Mart First Street, 13th ofWinterSpringsreportedover force," Harrell said. the board "wanted it that ay I par-king lot sri Fern Park after Street and Mnllon. knee-deep water on South Harrell quoted Sheriff John I and PEIW agreed in their ', 2I - water came up over the hood Cortez, flooding in The Polk, hospitalized with a vote!" -, ville .-v.1ue. Terraces, on Sherry Street in recur-ring back ailment, as I and Inside the vehicle, Other ;. cars were also flooded out in the "All three organizations had Meadowlark, Hayes Road at "feeling the -k force is the 31 a majority of the people In the " parking lot and on nearby mond recorded inches of Gee Creek and near SR 434 in only effective way to fight , J unit sign authorization Oxford Road. rain in less than an hour, also the Hacienda Village area. Gee drugs." — .. giving their reprepentatives the Motorists , Goode has declined to reveal Mrs. Charles Smith of 125 banks and washing away the right to bargain" said peIIey. y Casselberry police around , .-.. '.".-. details of his department's I flooded sections of Winter Park Nashua Ave., was still trying to fields along i ts banks. I'elley said the union's complaints of 'uncooperation Drive and Triplet Drive, One sopupthewaterthatwasankje Sanford Police reported against the federal agents motorist on Triplet, in front of deep Tuesday afternoon in the flooding in the downtown ,___~ ~_ MW_..__, - -7-_11 _,_~ I I ~ . rehearing, appealing IIEFIC'5 - -- I ______-t. ~~i - ___ ~___ I'-, =ti Z ~ Nfi7!~ _! city hall. got out of his Florida rooin-built on to her section with water up to Inc . I. I doors of many businesses along Monday. Volkswagen when it began to mobile home. . I; dividual bargaining units. Ile A ; '..il I! Mrs. Smith said this is the First Street and along 13th float and pushed it out of the . _1~ A spokesman for the Orange _ Street and Mellonville Avenue. fourth time her home has water. I I been "prerogative" of Uie Lvard -up of traffic caused County Sherifrs Department -, ,_ ~, . , Severe washouts were flooded in five weeks. She said and a back . ~_ - . -which "felt these were the most told reporters and the depart. t~ reported on Wymore flood, up until four years ago by stalled cars. - __ 71~ appropriate units." ment hasn't experienced any ., _k south of SR 436 near the residents in the Mobile Manor A resident of the Ridgewood Layer said now "we'll have to communications problems Ill i' j~ -~ I Pacesetter Apartments. . did not have the drainage Arms apartments in Sanford ..A" ___ 4 i wait and see... I ty)pe PERC I- An estimated four inches of problem. which she said might said the courtyard was so the task force operation. 10 will throw it out. PERC already decided that this was the proper Sweeping out afterstorm at hlerle Normaxi CosmeticStudlo In Downtmm Sanford. Norm Gordon, k4t, water were reported inside the be caused by the building flooded you could not tell where and Elaine Poovey lHerald Photo by Bill vincentl Busy Bee Day Mtamonte School, 398 development and paved streets the sidewalk ended and thc procedure. ______________________________________________________________ Douglas Ave., that have been put in the area, large swimming pool began. Polk ______ _____ - ' _____ i t. _ _. I - - __________ ' , , ' -fl AO T UTE r' ty 1 L=--,-M 610 BRIDGE Ball BR iK -' f' i ____ ,. So u : T Ni' PsRTNER.. 1 HOLD IT' .: . . Ill - Sanford, Florida 32771 Price 10 Cents .I.__ Hea Lamb by Larry Lcws ________________________________ - - q11 ff .6.30 a I ~ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS - j I 'Second ring Dr. I 29, 1975 October ,4 - 00 e,_)J Wednesday, Year, No 59 it r " Put your imaginat ion to work should be pursued in earnest today. Your chances for today. You'll find alternaties AflI to a problem you' thought had I ac quisition look very good. SCORPIO(Oct. 24-Nov. 22) but one solution. While others today might sit By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. YOUR BIRTHDAY around wishing for things to DEAR DR. I.AMR - As a (k129,1g75 happen, you'll be doing what's dedicated reader of your A dynamic new friend will be necessary to realize your lumn, I think I am sufresponsible for the dreams. partially fidenti) informed for cerSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. more active social life you'll 4, experience this coming year. Challenges bring out the 2I) I real doer and knows best todaY, th a t' 'ou s in Iks oroLs. 11"` i) that ear in. tuat U11 ions ions rig 'hI ht people. .Si 1 would like to read ______________________ r something discu3sing the effects and what to expect as one related to loss of muscle grows old, ph)sicall) and strength and flexlbtht) The mentally, tendons and muscles shorten, AT I'm 86 and recent]) sonic of bending the hinge joints _________________________________________________ my old injuries are bothering I'roper movement of Joints U''w Al I) and JASI FS iUO8V me and after sitting I feel a bit through their full range of stiff in the hip joints when I motion helps prevent this. Ile had one chance for his contract. fie needed to take two arise. I have been very active book will explain these in detail spade finesses and that meant all my fife. and tell you which exercises he had to find two entries to DEAR READER - At. !S you you can use to help prevent k 4 8654 dummy could probabl) gie all of us these problems 7432 sonic useful tips an living, Your lung function changes in staying active and enjoying it. part becau!e people lose the dummy's eight spot. This 43 There are a vast array of flexibility ci the movement of would have left him two tricks h cha nges that occur in your body their ribs This cuts down on the 1097 short If East had produced the with time, and you can do full capacity to exercise and nine, but when ,.ast had to soi-rn follow low. South had his exsomething about a good many causes breathlessness or A A Q J Ira entry. of them. II you don't mind a fe fatigue with limited exertion v A K Q J 76 A quick spade finesse, a #2 of those big words. I would Good posture exerrisies help to trumptodummy'slO.another £AKQ s estthat'ourealm't)ook vent these These too spade finesse and it was all ' Both vulnerable Youthful an d FU' ' over but the scoring ROWI 4 Harper nd Your Of course, there are c1anges West North East Sovth library should have c. copy, in sexual functions as YOU get 00 VQ-8 -4 wo 0 Q 1.4%. The book describes what older, but as the book points happens to your bod) . It will tell out, men may be active well PUS P An ndiana reader wants to you why you develop eye into their 90s. One example of a Opening lead - Q * know when a hand with 13 changes and the eye problems man 118 bears old and still ____________________ high-card points should ov er common with aging, such as potent is mentioned. Your call at the two level. By Oswald & James Jacoby Such hands are worth an glaucoma, cataracts and lhing habits have a lot to do The need for an entry opening bid, but not necessari. floatem The Changes you have with whether you are over the IeeloverclTe in your ears, causing the hill at 50 or still enjoying finesse is usually the result of ;icit t ple requirement here is some overbidding. South ringing and buzzing and loss of yourself at 90. didn*t know what o after playing strength and we would balance, are discussed. You can Psychological factors are La bidding in never make such an overcall help prevent these. important, too. That includes front of him. Eventually. he w"th a mere four Of course, :,ou need to know being soclall) acti'.e with seldom with a five-carder. but decided to o%erbid about vascular disease, family, friends and community, almost any time with six good hearts. As he explained later, because it is the big one that ne desire to live and the he had hopes that East or you can do something about to feeling of being useful or Ve will discuss these over. West would believe him and prevent strokes, senility and needed are Important (actors. take a save at seven calls in the next few articles heart attacks, the things that These imp1rtant aspects of diamonds When they just (For a copy of J4COBY passed and West opeti~d the MODERN. send S? to "Win make you old before Four time. aging and others in the book diamond queen. South was at Bridge," c/o this A lot of the posture changes were included in recent us, stuck with his bid PC Box 489 withage are because ol lack of Congressional hearings on He ruffed the second d ation. Now York, ID proper exercise. At your age fitness and aging. I thmk it will mond 6 ) I'm sire you have seen people give you all you want and tell with bent knees, bent hipe and a you where we stand on doing CARNIVAL tottering gait. This Is often something about aging. by Dick Turner 4 681h PISCE~i Web. 20-March 20) j)rofitable secret ambition -14 , . 1 "- /.'C,. I - - 1L -'' j IJ[ '"' 1j i 1; 0 , I I L ___ gy%U /1q9 '' tslfllddllng to 8SSOCIUtCS won't Altl (March 21 April 19) (}MlNl (Slay 21une ) A (scull to reach LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A look DUlL (earful to you. You will be both Industrious and little preventive maintenance CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ingenious when dealing around the house now will save friend will impul ive y off r thdlUlYta.s iIt may take a Isfflesethno t Bright you dollars er something you get others to go along with your ideas will case you Steps If His feelings will be hurt homes minor ills today, ideas today, but you're more TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 20) CANCER (June 21-Jul) 22) refuse It. t This will be a rather exciting There's one you should get in VIRGO lAug. 23-Sept. 22) than up to the challenge. AQUARIUS (Jan.2D-Feb. 19; day socially. Don't pass up any touch with on an important Your customary carillon and Work hand In glove today with invitations. You have a chance matter. If you let It go past reserve will not be dominant to meet someone new, today this person will be dii. tra i ts today. You may even your male or partner on a surprise yourself with your coninion goal. Excellent results will be achieved if you pull as a aring. I 11 C C),8(Q 'C P' I" ç I) ') ) I -4q r' o IFFeiv F:rWedn:sday,Oclober 29, 1975 OO''',)O MOGT ,'_______ ________ " ____ ' :I.*. -- r I Ir-("' / a : . - -- 1~ I 7 , .-',. I ~ ,~ 11 . 4 W - Ql~ ^V1 . -_Ir-- W -11 % % . -"\ ' r ~ 11~ I '. , . 1 I L,- ---; . -11, .. . N%-I ARCHIE - I - (]E]~l I I — A 4-Z , I%> 7 ) I . .0 10" ~ ' I IS 8;;~C'CEIJ. Dors I 1 I i: tII 11-1 %:.;I I I I 1, \t . r Ir-CL'FU Vi f,, V I_ A 11 , .A I I .M I-- - - ~Z_ ___~~_~ I ; I __ "HiMM. we'll havO YOu uP and OW Of here In no time ... clusions yet regarding the best hazards exist which may face stage. We have no firm alternative to courtesy busing." children walking to school. ACE PANTYHOSE CO. YoV HRV DOONESBURY byGBTruduu 1trountlTht (lock T iip ir .411 I HAh4, M . 'a r mvv - (' ) all- , L '. OJ ING , r PiTrW'-,wAIM AW_ UT /0~ 16:1 w Fi7 .:-t -' ir::- FOR A or av c-_-, — - s.4i mr / -r~ 1.4 4A - III! i I - ____ TUMBLEWEEDS D4T L.O'TSA LJXK .?WJJ rMNE xEPlNsc) 1 0- LJ._N by T. X. Ryan •.. / / ,. I Il l U I IoffFOAN I, ._ - RMUMS . -1 r. I I . I -] '_ - OR 11111 a - %-ViT,-4 1"'E AWF:u_ 1 QO"IE iS IN l-PULO7.4E"y _C=7 . I XN-r vVOR02y -W - vil- - V LDL JJT .-'r NORTH by Frank Hall 4AVE THE SATE 'i I . . I ~ . . - .01PIC , ; . . . I . - ! Considerahle cloudiness mile linisit through Thursday with seat regardsn1' 11~ thundersho%ers. Rain , L( I oked to - I#' . / Monfre said he prefers a one Brantley High School. ,Mrs. Jewel Morgan, principal of . V . 11 41 . 1. 1 ,i ~ --- - W 7 i - " IN - . . ___ L-M t"M - - DOWNTOWN Wallace lien. dersonretomniended last week that Polk receive an additional uiendation must be approved b the cabinet before it's final. And the sheriff will have an opportunity for a final appeal the (La) of the cabinet heating Commission l; - ' : E --la, !;N_iz~_.I-~-';`F;Jjw. !LFi7?v;~ ,-411.46.Ivl - C-W - r.W.- ~ ., -jg~A ,1~IT'::;~, .1-.".0 -- 1. -1 11 -11,_21I .;_1 y I .. -1_- I.%xI1~1 1_!7 ' * -1JL_' - - - 7 C~'.1 II, -~;~Ii _ J-a-.- -7-- :S ,. ' NA 'p " - 4A,; - - -=I. -, ~_-A Aj, - ' 7 - . - - I - Dr. 7 -- fflefldedb) state officiaLs "if the sheriff would accept, I nearing next Tuesday before the I- lorida Cabinet 0 - __ : I i't. t, uun told con mnii&sioners 1uesda He said approval - lake Orienta Elementary Parent. An "efficiency expert" Board nictribIrr Pat Te I '- The committee will meet School; Bill McLaughlin, committee; letter to Sheriff John Polk asking that Polk accept an additional $18,700 in his IW5.76 4 - . d) for (lii s&racv Upon recommendation of I -. cost after flit First of the new bear. 11A)"s near 70. Mostly easterly board'~ conference room on advisory %-% ~- 41 - Harnett, principal of Lake Tucsda)'s high 85 O%ernlghl low 64. Rainfall % as 3.50 Inches. .N. i -1 $18,700 --- I 1. F,% ! a Includes Roger Harris , assistant superintendent for or which no state funds are finance; Fred Taylor, Iran. provided, as wi th regular sportation director; Dick busing. =I rs ' it lered thundershowers ilkely. k 11,L~ti;ij i-4 f# : ~ 1 : I 48 sportation for pupils who 1i.e 14C less than two miles from school Tcleision WI-men ,I -1~1- 1i _ -,.1..0 __ " \lanfre a SHORT APOOLI ^ iIO'j)itII 1111 i?t1J 4rp€R RAi,,,,,, I [ 1V I _ ? "Sorne feel the present free presumably would either cost (to parents) for providing provide state funds for courtes) Dear AlIt)) ,...,_,.. IF I L__.' j I - .4 . - - __ - / gTiJD No'i' A -- ----- -- - r__ - Wil - -,r— : - - '- , '- ~ That's how Sal Manfre, State Sen. John Vogt. (D. principal of Milwee Middle Cocoa Beach) said Monday the School and one of the eight ad needs would have to be hoe committee members determined and cornmunit recently appointed by the support would be needed before Z I 1 Count) School sized 611 nteded (4hhl L3o4 - - Today Z AGRL - Ask To Take I I- = ~;- ___& ~- t - ,.O - *_~ 117 I. I Q . 4t"40 .. We're still in the hashing -i I i i ~ INFF-7 . ; ! -?..., _:_~ * t 1i - 1 -1 Needed, Principal Says % '%Ammk.. Courtesy Bus Research ? .I . I I 1111. Nq~_~_00~_ I , I / - -----___j ~ ,_,:~ -_ -1 (J ~) k i ~,-1 )i - ! ~ ,-, - . 0 W %ze- \~ -, - ~ -% %,, . . I1 . . : '. If . -. . ,. t q ! 7 ~% _I.. ~ 'Of - a __1 ~ %. - - . ~ 0 INN I - I I 6 .,~ .., by Bob Monta na A - . f - _7, ! 5'~T*SCN!%%1HYARE1VT , _.,~ I C./ " ~_' , - ,_%:;_ ;;;pi, / lt~; -`~ W... "%V-14 I ? I I ~ RELOCA71ON IS 7~E AIRPORr WMCX~SINE SERVICE ..", iI~w .- __ z. VstilenJr was instructed by the board todrafta letter to Polk _. __ _ - ; Members of the Civic Improvement Project (CIP) Of the Sanford Woman's aub volunteered Polk initially requested S2.65- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 28, 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/f36a0993951e88ec52c2505481f09470.pdf 8f8dd0d285cffdf7852d9829f39c4dba PDF Text Text - • .. - -•-- S - - - •q ----5---S - 5---- Sfr *.L ..- - - I 11 --- -• - -- - - - - - ----- - -- - . -- -- I 611-Evening Herald Sanford, FL - Thursday, Sept. . ins - BAIL EY HOROSCOPE LL. )) .TF ,IARP ) THI " I. AZE VE-,' _4~ ~ . ::: .t . - i1, __Q11 , --13 ) __ k, % k . : I -1 -1-10 91 — ALLEY OOP THAT BIG 6LJY WASN'T kIDDING NATHEN LT CI( UP SOME MORE FOOD' ABOUT EVERYThING WE'VE GOT IN TH' PLACE! \ V TNII / - % .. OH, NO' I • -- _____ 'I II - -In - 3 - - __1 -',%,,k ,0-,:.. ;~1~_ 11 _______ -1 _____ 'b 9 - ,'' THE BORN LOSER by A _________ Sonsom A IF'UWT Mw I I WT A(Z0FDIW.o (Al I ~ _ F=k) ITI. (~~ I W- FROM IT! - TO 1 t I in 'Kx)HOWAcvp 0F_ TEA . II \ INtl (A 1 \rv'cc* I \ fl (N . . . . Pass I& Pau IA C _______ ii I j ______ 9 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Opening lead by Larry Lewis TEI R. BASIC CONCEPTS, DOESNI T ______ -. 9r' • : - SCHOOL, o " _ _____ . lm -_~ n BUGS BUNNY _. - t I. - J I 14 - ; D irciRlEDl 4 _~ k . - - S- 1t''rrm( S S FftL?'ETrEF, RLONDIE __ - -alf ':A)— OF1'4Ei5E p, AMkTER EL5, p&iARAN'TEED ) LEAK I . , .\ I ---H ----- 1 - -- -- - 0 WINTHROP I - To Go Honie' " s ii 'ThI f I 2~1 d - . K. Ryan 1111 I 1 I JAMN - NTM ' I 1 IN I - - __ I - _____ . _ - - a pj 0 I • - ____ a . .. .. .. .. Inches 5.7 g M__ =4 7 I - I- "We're mostly con ,__ -__-- :-_-.-__ - - - =_ _:__I 41_ . r, - --- - ::I& . - I - . .,.v.* r _- __ __-___ . _- .-__ r _. - _r ; _....... - - - ,. - .:V_W r' - ____ - ' - . - B - # , i ' , .4 ~ : § 4 , -)_ 1 . ,. ~ . , 51 I . - 1. - : . .11 -1 - - -• .•. , f. ~ . _. : - The state contends Kiley, 46, was shot with a caliber rifle onJune7asheIaysIeedngona couch in the living room of the couple's 3114 Rudder Circle, .- ' - - After the jurors were unable a v?rdiCt, which must to .Z ;-~- , J Wilhi- v Wt (, Woodaonnthenibme yr . ,.. .. - .. - the night. . __ — Paul Jarvis available lower cost Imming in After eleven hours of deliberation a 12-member circuit court jury today gave no indication of reaching a verdict in the first-degree murder trial of Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley. 41, of Sanford. The jury deliberated nine hours Thursday and at one Kiley admitted shooting her ______ ___ I - BOB t UWI) Norman Robbin read testimony :' . ", - . .. *, L . I - - i'- gz_ Verdict Not n , - _i There was a washciut at 24th and Lake in Sanford and Lake Mary Fire Department epo rted ..,'d1IdI ) k Ridge was under water. r i W-r- received reports of tomadoes Christian said tnday repain up operations. touching down abou t 7 30 pm were being made on the roof Recorded ainourLs of rainfall in the Ge"' a a"d Oiedo area and estimates coct of the in the past 24 hours ere West A heav)thunderstorm wite, no known d CM 7140ftw dkc. damage will be minimal. 5.7 Altamonte, inches; shrouded Seminole Count) Z.II)Te Deparunent Store in He said the opening was over Altamonte Springs Kelly Road Contractor ___ Alf -=_z m - - ___ - _-_ __. ~-_- --_=O;.~ - !,— vA~ at ~___ts~: _~ E' -_ 7MFT~~~m~. rmiey . heard Robbir read back the area, Florida Poer and Ijght in County firemen extinguished a f during May night's heavy rainstorm at the Uala Raid testimony of a Sanford "The housing market has Sanford reported no serious prbage transfer station west of Sanford. Public Works Department head J.C. lAvendertald to4y Lab chemist Mat pofice tests deteriorated. Ten ant3 are outages although a transformer that damage to compwting equipment and a tractor4mfler load of giu-bage and auh was 't11wr." made on the hands of the doubling up. There is a need for at Sandra's Fashions and two lAvender saW cause of The 11 p.m. blaze, disco, _i.sed Wo mired by a putrol1ing sherifrs deputy, hasn't bno deferrIant, the de(w smaller homes and lower fixed determined."I don't know If the caue was Ugbbft or not," LAvender saW. I Hersild Photo by Bob two of t.heir children showed dIscussion, the commission within this income bracket, and costs. We need to return to lateral fuses in other areas Lloyd) that all had handled a firearm agreed to instruct Citj Planner cannot afford homes of their were knocked out by lightning. " Jylj explained, t he 244iours preceding Dave Fare to dray.' an or- Own. Under 'these conditions, Kiley's death but that the tests Jarvis said building permits Jarvis said the reduction of dinanee up for the Oct. .16 I I i• were not conclusive as to who J I -ting which would provide issued for new apartments an itift square footage requirements Is N (or two "new residential zoning homes in the city have dropped justified to provide needed that killed Kiley. off about 97 per districts." lower cost housing. By ED PRICK E completed grant per A list of cost overruns plaLes Delete a part of the S17,w , In closing arguments to the The special districts would City Building Official B Commission Herald Staff Writer Chairman specifications but o nl y if the the project about p7,000 over sum budgeted for perimete r Jury on Thursday, defense Braceland cost said today the total Arthur Ikis said allow "lower to moderate" the city's federal government okays grant money allocated for the kncing by reducing the area to attorney David Porter aped ho m ing with constrnction of per mits are down about 65 per minimum requirement Is 700 County officials, at meeting certain deletions, venture, but Froernke upon be fenced. that the state's evidence left square feet for a single family with a state official Thursday, ocie "It's just not pract ical ty receipt of a letter from The Also, the Zoolo&al s "Housing should be maue unit developments. residence or for each side of a dccided$l21000nhardcash and must make good its promise to county — will ask the federal fence th whole area, of his client. "We're mostly concerned available to all people not duplex. a host of positive "ifs" are pave the entrance road to the government to delete certain Kwiatkowski noted. with the housing needs of the upper 15 pe cen roeni e war "We should do away wi th our needed to complete the Central Central Florida Zoo. Plus, the items. working clam people in Sanford Sanford the lowest vacancy , Deletions agreed on nuraction had not been taken the two of her four children did take snoWype' zoning laws," sa!d Florida Zcological .Park by its county must provide about.O V 000 annual rate is your furnished efficiency w county by December, he would the witness stand to tell Uw jury Jai& December deadline. parking spaces — the exact Sda) include . have "deactivated project that Kiley, in weeks before the Richard W Femke, the locations to be decided at a I 4irr said the to new special - Iteduce the nwnber of sla) ing had beaten his ife and andrecalledthefunds residential districts to be drawn director of the state's Division later date by cuunty and society picnic tab:es from 100 to 30. Though only $18,000 of the threatened to kiU b,,r. £ I I fr P1I lth different standards must of Recreation and Parks, in- officials — Reduce costs of some 1230,000 grant remains he Dunn the earl rnor"' be "carefully applied" to the fornk-d county officials that the The sm-essful completion of landscaping and signs. -ndicated the county could have expires city's existing zoning pattern in $200.000 grant deadline - Delete a S4,2DO visitor been held responsible for the hours of June 7 Sanford PoUce the project hinges on a lot of received a telephone caN from a order to preserve existing Dec. 31. Women's Bank Featured just shot property values. - Reduce ecst of entrance plus cost overt-'ris. Froernke and county officials inissioner Ilarr) Kwiatkowski. her husband. Officers rushed to The concept of the First Women's Bank of Florida lie warned tb,-- needs of estimated - with cuts outlined who attended the session on sign from $21,100 to SWO. flowevt:r, he said t.hat would the Rudder stirs up Interest in Centil Florida Stan, pictures on existing homeowners and in Thursday s session that behalf of the count) corn- Delete elesated walKways happen onl% "over m dead Women's Section of the Sunday edition of the Page I-C, the park project could be mission. i ContlnL-d On Page 2-A) at ,I savings of $7,140. IxKiy., , -A) IThC --zoning codes should be as )P. incomes," said Jarvis. lie flexible as the econotnic c, esUmated 80 per cent of the ditions dictate." )f family pvpulation in the city &.-e After more than an hour , on Zoo ears - S ' •' I T, .. 111`9 ____ ______ I X , - _ commissioners the city's REEL. % SOME____ ~ _- AA A &.J no with $5,000 to S12,000 annual nomes" ' o WXOt4& ____ erii i Sm I AV 0 1 19 ng needs of working 1 - - L ,a 00 -1 - "__:I~. - apartmeztts. The next would the tiroom houses," said ". a Jarvis. cerned with the hous. Florida Power Corp. reported !~~ -_ Jarvis, who is vice president i Inc., scattered power outages Thursday night offered sa of Cardinal n- Saplom Uamed Mo law am cludh* the Wekiva SpringsSanford Planning and Zoning class people in Commission a plan to meet the ford z tIoncvs high intErest flv.eetwater Oaks mrea, where need for lower cost housing in ctaaadzon1ng!wi'gered ,werwu off for fourhotgs, the area. to the upper 15 per cent of and Longwood w he re power ' t~ - GIVE Ilm AR1YFISHLJI *5€ ^ I L.Jrerlcnes 1O1 iii By JOE ASXREN herald Staff Writer U- by T. -A r% r JL — - e red AM MtF.N. ,_:' I. __ - i % Off RI6HT ____ I ot T__ . .I -----.-. I Academy Drive In Forest City. F &, TUMBLEWEEDS I as the Builders' Forum, told - WANT IV 00 AN lWMI H?•• HOW WOOL.P , , 'Now you'll see what I meant whel I said he was a living legend among the makers of antacidsl" r V.6AU - Close - Low Cost Housing Plan r • by Dick Cavalli I ____ ZT I - I - ....1 - Ima I -- %a % / ' . t, [ SAN FRANCISCO i Al') 11cr long and violent '11w most cclebcatd fugitive hunt in the nation's and frarnaUc capture of the heiresturni. At the Sian Mat County Jail, 35 miles south of latter as being booked. journe) Iflit) tIK' underground at an end, Patricia history ('ante to a sif I conclusion Thursday with tewrt came by hccldent when police went to a here, where Miss Hearst and William and Emily Earlier, Miss Hearst, who faces both and Ilearstwas reunited today,Aith the parents-, she Iwd the capture of Sliss Ilearst and three fellow house here seeking someone else. Miss Ilearst and Harris %ere taken following arraignment, another federal charges, smiled broadly and waved at ounced as pigs. Her father said she was ready radicals. It had becn 19 months since she had seen her comrades we arrested without resistance, imitate said the newspaper heiress answered a repoders as she left the San Francisco federal the liarents she reviled for their wealth. officers said. question as to how she was caught by saying, 1 courthouse in a tightly guarded caravan, Asked if he ouId pot up the money free hi 21 ppy "Don't shx)t, I'll go with You," San Francisco .sh to hell I knew." really %ants to Mrs Harr gave a clenched ft salute t car year-old daughter, who is held on more than $1 rxilice officer Tim Casey quoted Miss Hearst as home," Randolph A. Ifearst said after he "I said, 'It's been a long time since we've seen plilled away. 1113 %%lie visited their (Laughter at a county iJIIu Jail In filillion bail, Ilearst replied. "I ttdnk so." .saying when fie and another officer entered her you,"' Evelyn Broussard said. -- And she said, 'I The lfaff ises were arrested about an hour before Terrence liallinan, attorney for the newspaper hideout in a house in a middleclass residential sAish it had been longer.", Red%ood City where she is being field on bank trcw he 110 as kidnaped by members of the section of the city robber) dad other chargcs e ere JUSt sitting there and to policemen terrorist S)Ilsblonese liberation Arm) onFeb. 4, ho turned over Alameda County, Calif, We said,'Don'tmove Patty said, All right,' just caine through the door, Mrs &oussard "We told her e loved her and hugged her and 1974. said he would seek reduction of authorities to face a charge of possession of ex. the bail at a and e pIa1 her under arrest," Casey said. "I quoted Mis; Hearst as sa)ing, Mrs. Broussard, 23, kissedd hi r (,itht rink I h ir ,t tout silo n .it tI 1 t iriri tj bit r if 11t s ,is i'lad it ,is over, tad slit ,uM I I 1' U1' it it (I ii ill till d Mflil iUldt101t t just suirl s t Io td II it ii othir th U! olfit iil said, nieanhik Ut it the sudden (bdn t say a wtrd (hi iri s iid cl thiked ith Miss Hearst while the iContinued on Page 2-Aj -----./ damage and leaving many of a cup in the roof at 7 p.m., to prevent further damage. The Treatment Plant 1.6 inches. . I areas in the dark. causing a deluge of rain water County Fire Department was There was tporary The Sheriff'5 Department in the store. Manager Jim on the scene to Mp with mo p'* flooding of streets : in most sections. Douglas Avenue from SR 436 to North SU)eet was .. j ,_•_,__ 1 =:-: N SHOCK. i A Patty 'Wants much as 5.7 inches of rain, customers after a bolt of employes were able to get mer- 3.88 inches; AgrI..Center 4. causing lightning and wind lightning burned a hole the size chandise out of the way in time Inches and Sanford's Sewage r 64 I -- -.,--, ----,- - ; as - 4-0 J Ilj W 1949W01.11 c . y -- I I -. - / / A rl AWfAW C4UAP A" ., . t44W7Y&'? ii 1 - -r I_ - 0 f . - J I 4Z~wlp Hearsts Reu nited; Thursday night, dumping as Fern Park wits cleared of the apparel department, but plant, 4.5 inches; Cas.selberry, 4. .. rrs PILLED ~ c't wrri. 'r&oioce 1 - I - -u1--•---•--ç Aw aw Moe, tvA4,* •' Young 84 . ~ 7._ - I - -. ... 1. L~) .,- .-1~ , —; * I4)fE .- aT W 60.. L 1 BUT ? -iBfDS ? - Aixrapfe L1 I 4 .06 1 kir B055'BLE? 9 r= WZ_ , - I C ----,--) • by Garry rudeau 1 f Chic Extensive Manhunt Comes To By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff V,rlter _________ -I 0 n - * -' Al . - - Rain Reaches Y / ' I -I - -K 4 DOONESBURY I I, Sanford, Florid., .12771-Price 10 Cents ~ . - - - ,673. 'The bidding has gore one spade-pass two spades What do 1&TaV57VV '.' 'J' Pass P213 1 HOPE I MADE 'rCU ____ .,.w --------~ South had given the hand a (Do you have a question for fine play. He took dummy's ace the Jaobys2 Write "Ask the of clubs, led the Jack of Jacobys" care of this lamonds and let East hold the newspaper. The most interesting questions will t:o East shifted to trump. South u sed n this column and won in dummy, ruffed a club. writers will receive copies ol cashed the ace of diamonds, JACOBY MODERN.) 11 - Ii " I by Heumdohl & Stoffel lum Itet i1d 68 th Ypar, No. 25-Fri day, September 19, ins F , _, - We bid three hearts and get By Oswtild & James Jacob) ready to duik if we get doubled "Well," said North, "my The hand is too strong for us to sit back and let our opponents overbid aid two spades. Deleted, deleted, said P never get hurt if you it wouldn't have. In addition you your parther had to really play ne ver get any where - THINK a ~, I A Virginian writes: Pass IV Pan 2 # 4V Pass - ._ .., ~ ,-~Aq FhL,. I I uln I -- t CA 1 Il lit .0 nI i, - - i1I .- - - - rk OFF WTH TH' REGT OF OUR CUSTOMERS T'LOOk OR GOLD' - ,' , NOT? ' '' . _t Is-1. I 7~~ 110A -6 ( AN . , . 4 ka --__________________ -I!, S . 0 or chme that really won't mean stifled liwlay. You're too easil.% 4 gain a to'.. angered it what you're al. : IES :h21 A: 19) It's far better to complete one t succeed oil the An annoying situation is project before you move on to Ive, first try. aggress developing. It will cause you t, another oda Skipping around sit AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 191 i ate s today, ur hence smolder inwardly. Keep it cool. will make It tough for you and dominatingassoc to the 1 ft's your poker night, keep the They'll try) You can't do anything abut It very little. p stakes at penny ante level "int wire YOU lash out at CANCER (dune 21-July for a few days. You're likely to stay In the pot and later be sorry. wiI TAURUS (April 2OMay 20) Not ever)one will dance to)our I 23-Oct 23) with hands you should have LIBRA You tend to be most liberal with tune today. Trying to force your Iter your thrown away. your purse among friends views on others will only in. Anyone who tries to a PISCES (Feb. 20-Marrh 2o, . routine will be in for tough today. The big spender role will crease their resistance. rustration is the order of IheJ net you neither respect nor (July ug 221 You sledding today. You'll not take F do) for )OU You'll do well to dividends. could turn people off today by kind!) to change or criticism a low take 22) (May 21-J une 20) nick Don't try to mastermind social versitY in stride and rev up for a.-tivities. People are engaged tomorrow. in lighter divisions to have fun. Y OUR BIRTHDAY \ OU IIC JUSt 't I °'JIUCh the Sepi. 19 J5 _____________________________________________________ or ganizer today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You're going to set v Yield a 21) keep an open mi. on how ambitious goals for yoursel __ ruffed a diamond, ruffed bit to 41 family member this coming year. Your chances i ticklish situation for NORTH is another club and played to to handle are reasonably SUCCSS & K 10 4 3 more rounds of trumps. His ideas have inerit, too. I vKQ South was down to one trump, (,,%I,IJIC0I1N (1W . . r.-,Tan. good, provided you don't put too ' ~ 0J6 one diamond and two spades, ,q) Your inherent tunacitY Is many irons in the fire. I11 46 A 98 7 5 Ile simpl? play to make the ' EST %%E D, hand would be to lead a spade by Dick Turner CARNIVAL *AJ65 4Q98 toward dummy. But after con ____________________________________________ V 53 V 842 siderable sr gazing, South h Q 109 •732 iiie to the concILhton that A 4 k Q I it) t Id tIi Ilast dub tad IEas SOUTH thelastdiamondinthatcaselt ' &72 i! didn't matter who held the ace ace V A J 10 9 7 6 ; of spades, South just led his last C,E~ i lead a spaae up to aummys — III Neither v erable L------ // 7 - For Friday, September 19, 1975 ''. ' ' — J - r ____ SELLING '7 * . :, 1i 0 --- __ ~ I -1 r __ ___ 19- , ' YOU WERE DOING i I ~ I " , I .I oN ti YOU P V/Hy, JUDGE! C 11'i~. , - f(c i - % - I;; . , N%~ __ -,:7~ L 4/i - ' I / '-~ M ET R IC! ;a -kc ;:--;-/- - .01, .t I 6 SMILEL) L 9 lB V - _ i, 7. -- _ - _ de • I L__ ' I I EVEN 1 ",0) - I.--.-- [",-Si ___________________ ' 9 . - _____________________________________________ e-SEZ-FIC~-f i __ 411 - _!_~V---,-7 ~-2~ E-Zi*i40gZ-114 - 4c ~1 -a-~~,) I _?-,it,_- ~_-r -, , Np~ .%_? 41 _ Z i llr~ Ir?2~W-i-1- i_ , _-_ A!~~Z~f~iv~ 'r id ,_T~ i .f - Evening herald _,1~ ~_, M11TRIC mitis .Tc-I-'. !.4 AND r \csl.?1.b) OR MI5 1 (" &I41 1CACI4NXL - I i 000 A PA? L809 _____________- ARCHIE - I - - I - _! ~___ -- - __ (YOU 1114 I S __ Is--, LEND ME - \~ ,r F, I - , IA W . q 0 - ~=._) by Bob Thaves _______ - - BEER - WINE - .. j.. ', - I X --' & - --'= - - - ~ .; , -- !- IS t - Dig - _ - -L L II %AI rOOtuOiu The second weekend of i I / I1110I ,,%,. I r %. ? /I eeend , ~ ~ toilght and the Evening herald will provide blanket coverage of all the games In the Sunday sports it"llon. AroundTheClock .....4-A $11 floroucope I- -1 I r rA ~ ri 9-id, A I 7 11-1 I — U Crossword . ........ 4-B Sports . FAlt ial - --------- - - 2Television Dear Abby - — by Frank — 00 I'AVET1 3 BLJI 1'W PE IE ? CESSN R I 10 - ...... 1-2-3-B .:::: , .A -. %%'FTllKI( iia ELlGT AT TH oUNNEL 4.22 Inches. par .tly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through Saturday. Thundershwers likely, mostly during the ME , ! I (~ , Ii)'AU[)IEMURPhIY IleraldStaff Writer I Second of a Series) Merchants who get too grmly often find themselves the victims in bad check cases, amrding to Assistant State Attorney William Heffernan. 1116 Actually, there are two dif. (erent kinds of bad checks, according to Heffeman. Worthless checks are those that are %Titten without enough money in the account. The criminal p.-nally for worthless checks under $N Is up to a year in Jail; for those over $50 the penalty is up to five ycars. make a quick sale often neglect the proper identification procedures," he said, "and that The other kind of bad check is forged. In these instances the writer signs his name and makes it difficult, if not impossible to successfully prosecute a bad check ease. cashes the check or receives property for the cheek. high school football startm I N 1)I-'X _Z1 Zj " W 4.A P%Z - ,. YOUR Is a a j TU - ' - by Bob Monta na ZQW. MIPA~LE S IN THE ' G Fui. mArc A— '.' ,,4_T_• .01 I - IVEBtS, ¼..yc1cs ___________________ I ZM AFRAID 11-415 IS 1TIJI WE I \ -0-0. - / ' 17 M SHORT RIBS WHAT FIND Of ; A MIRLE t - - HEY JUG' Herald Seminoe aga I I flk~_ .0%~A~ ,--"% - LD I =_ - Lf~_ r , 11k IF . L . I 2 . .....;_ = - V1HE Eager Merchants Can Become Bad Check Victims the subject of an Illustrated feature story In the Evetting 1,000 low *,os, Southeast and south winds - - " S - Z . . = =11 - . - . reluctant Lu pursue the pirm, (ution. Another problem hleffernan cites is created when banks computer from accepting it when it is returned repeatedly soinetinies. punch oul the checks account nutn'uer to acimunplish this and lieffeman said this creates serious problems for prosecutors who must tie the cheek with check writer. The problems of bad checks in Central Florida is gaining prominence as more and more businemen find themselves left hnldinii a worthless olee. ,J "We recommend that businessmen get as much identification as possible," said fleffernan. "We even recon-mend a fingerprint kit to obtain lb. p.rsnn' thumb print t Anot he r factor tFe state attorney's office must take into account after Oct. 1 is new la w which gives added protection to lb. parr wp Retailers One of the problems in The laiv requires strict on he 10 to 15 mph, The Florida ' Once the debt us paid the)' are . . ' - - - - L , insufficient funds. The new law gises the check writer 20 days after receiving the letter to settle the nutter, Orange-Osceola State Attorney Robert Eagan says the 2(~day waiting period will "Paperhangers" a chance to s p town, "'A lot of these people are transients," he said. -13y the time we can issue a warrant for them they will be long gone." Eagan said bad checks are on the increase and his office only sees 35 to 40 per cent of the bad checks that are being passed. lie added that it might be wise i some merchan ts to get back to cash-ordy sales. Assistant State Attorney Mathew Lcar, who works with Eagan, sdid people often drive become suil banks where people cash checks up to $ and sometimes payroll checks up to 1200. Lear said so me check offenses occur when people write checks with the intention of putting money into their account at it later time. Then they nieglect to put money into the am DU nt, and get into tr A random sampling of Sanford banks revealed the ckward to help the individual who mist.akingly writes a wnrthles check. The banks will of ten call the person in for a conference: and one bank will even write to the merchant to explain the situation. - But all the banks reveak-J no sympathy for the 1 ~_ 4.&q.j , . - i - - ' 11 - 1__T ~~, 44;___~' ilj:__X_ _ I 11_0:~Wsw 41NXZ~Tl_ - _-A --_ -_ ~_, _-_- tAX1:1kQ3* ~ RT 6~ 0 __ -_ . - I - - - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL j Pardoned For Murder Legal Noticé Legal !otice Evening Herald, Sanfor'S, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cia. am CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE n'1 111111 ernanr'd I p,'rn'5 at 201 Collins COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO: 7S.1374CA4IO Santord. S,'minOle C000ly Florida ,,rwier IP f4CI,tiOQS name of In Re; the Marriage of PARTS flFNNIS CRIJLL PHIl 'S AUTO flRAKE Husband Pet,t, SEP and that I ;ntend to reqstef said name with ste Clerk of the vi (rrisit rn*irt. Seminole County. "l ORIA (RLfl L. WIle Reipc.nj,, Florida in arcnrdanç with InC DISSOLUTION pfovl'Inn' of the Fictitious Name OF MARRIAGE at*ite. In W1t Section S43 09 NOTICE OF ACTION - Fred. Prison sometime alter lunch to- spokesman forts the Puts-Lee has determined snould con- Florida Statutes S PhiliP R WellS die Pills and Wilbert Lee, on the day, pardoned for the Aug. i, defense committee," Pltt.s said. sume the rest of his life will be I'te A. fln ii Ps't'lith' rfli 17. 19 24 Oct 3. 1975 foiumhia. Missouri 6S701 The two friends smiled once, convict Curtis "Boo" Adams. verge of rdease from prIson 1963 murders of two white YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFiE after serving a dozen years ice station attendants in Port when the question came: Servingallfetermforaslmilar that an action for Dissotu,on ot g NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOU "wtat is the one thing you want gas station murder, Adams has behind bars for two murders St. Joe. Marriane ansi other relief has te.n STATUTE confessed that he killed IVice TO WHOMNAME another man says he cornin bright-colored most you haven't had?" fliNt aoalnst yOu and you ar IT MAY CONCERN' required to serve a (OOY Of yjr i;itted, faced a crowd of re- sports shirts, they interrupted "I think we'll keep that to station attendants Grover thi nereb' given that NOTICE is or reM)OfliiVC oteadrig t rs'es," Lee said with a Floyd Jr. and Jesse Burkett underSigned, pursuant tO the answertio,w'T5 porters today with emotbns processing for their release to ttornys. 0 Stewart "Fictitiov Name Statute." Chapter well in cheek. during a robbery. grin of Meyers. Moorcy . AtchMon. u9,Fiorda5lat,wIIrsIer C_I Ft 4'I 4A FICTITIOUSNAME I. e INBRIEF se.rv- WASHINGTON (AP) Consumer prices rose only twotenths of I per cent in August, the smallest monthly rise in inflation in three years, the government reported today. Projected on a yearly basis, the figure for last month would indicate dfl annual inflation rate of only 2.4 per cent. The August prIce report was welcome news following July's explosive 1.2 per cent jwnp in retail prices and an eight tenths of I per cent increase in June. But government analysts sai4 it was oo soon to determine whether the slowdown was the beginning of a trend. With the moderation of Inflation last month, wage earners a1so saw their first increase in real spendable earnings in three months. Real earnings over the past year also were up for the first time in any year-to-year period in more thin to year!.. iood prices, which rose sharply in June and July, st*wed no Increase Last month, a factor v:hlch held down talkto6Oreportersbutwjtitheld Acting as a spokesman for the plans for their future. "It might be censored," Pitis Ii took nearly 10 years to free with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Adler. P A 17 Seuth Lake Avenue. for Sminole County, Florida. Orlando, Florida. and also lie y, Pitt.s and Lee after Adams firmt in and receipt pur, Lee, 40, said it will be Both men said they had no added. øf PtDOl 01 the oriolnal answer or res000s,v. Asked what the state owes confessed in 1965. Legal efforts UPOfl "three or four months down the plans to be spokesmen for any plcaclifla in the office of the Clerk of publication of this notice, the tic them for their 12 years In pr's- on their behalf ground slowly tiliO name. to wit: THE PLAN't the Circuit Court. Serninose County. road" before he and PIlLS, 31, activist groups, although on or before tht 17th d4y can express their inner feelirgs fr_i their release may help oth- on, Lee said, "Definitely some- through the courts, resulting in MENAGERIE. under whiCh this Florida. o Odober. A 0. 1975 II you fail t party Is engaged in being free. ers claiming to be wrongfully thing. Ask the attorneys what." a second trial in 1972 and a see- Post Otfke fbi 191 Fern park. ob so. a iudment may be ente, auubn't vnu to' the relief demani The two black men prepared imprisoned. Left behind to yet another day ond corv1ct1on for the two black Florida, 377) That tM parl!n interested In said In said Petit ion to walk out of the F1&rida State "The only group I'd act as of the pr ison routine that a jury men by an all-white jury. WITP1ES my hand and seal of ti en enterprise are as follows: said Studying the controversial Court on this 9th day of Sr Mary B. Johnson and Gayll c for 18 months, Gov. Reubin WiIlimso Iernher. A 0 • 1975 DATED at Orlanlo. Orange (SeI) a pardon for PILLS Arthur H Oeckwilh. Jr County, Florida. August 77. InS. and Lee last week. The required i,I1a rk Ii a ni Clerk of the Circuit Court /Voo d s G ro U p s, i 19. 1973 5001 Puhlish Aug 79. three members of the Cabinet, DEQ fly' Elaine RiChard. f).p,ty Clerk Ally. Gen. Robert Shevin, Destroys Grocery SEATTlE (AP) - An explosion -- the second In four days - ifljured six persons at a grocery store moments alter a caller told a television station the blast was Ia rt'tatiat.*on for the arrest of Patty Hearst in San Francisco. A police spokesman said the Capitol 11111 Safeway itore "looked like a hwiicane hit the place.' But the injiries were minor, authxitics said. The store as the scene of amther bombing early Monday. Ralph Patrick Ford, 23, dIed in Uie exs1on, apparently as he attemçted to am-rn a bomb, police said. A K12C-.TV spokeswoman said the spokeswoman claimed to represent the George Jackson Brigade. She said the explosion was also for "the arrest of our heothers arid sisters in Post Office Losing Millions WASHINGTON (AP) — The cost of mailing a letter i.s expected to increase from IOta 13 cents after C1U1StIfls, but the Postal Service says it will still lose "hundreds of millions of dollars" this fIscal year. The Postal Service filed for higher postal rates Thur. alaY With the Postal Rate Ccmn1ssIon The COfll1ISSlOfl is expected to spend at least a year considering the rtst, but in the meantime the Postal service can the higher rates into effcct on a 1)8515 days after Postmaster General Benjamin F. Ballar has said .i3I teniporary rates will be put into effect shortly after Q.stmas , Tax Proposal Aimc At Wealthy WASHINGTON (AP) — A proposal apjwnved bythe House Ways and Means Committee would make it virtuallylmpolbleforawealthytaxpayertoescapefederal taxation legally. The proposal, ajtroved 25 to8Thursday, would expand thereachofthemhilmwnt.Iti)owocesabout;1 million in revenue annually from about 30,OC'O persons, The panel's changes would produce $700 million from about &),000 pers, the committee's tax experts pied1Cted. . FDA: We Gave Toxin To Army WASHINGTON (AP) The Food and Drug Admi-listratlon said todsy it turned over a quantity of lethal thellfishtoxintotheArmyafteroverproducjngep0 hile searching for an antidote to jt. The FDA rtntement shed more light on the poasbie source of the poison that was secretly kept by the Central !otelllgence Aiency in violation of presidential orders to istrol' it. - signaues,andopardonwas undersigned, pursuant to th CUlT IN AND FOR "Flctltioui Name Statute." Chapi to become effective when filed us,.FIorIdaSt.tuses.wllreister COUNTY. FLOID By BOB LLOYD The owners of adjoining upon its minutes as part of its today. itn the Clerk ol the Circuit CASE NO. 1S.11S4CA1$B ROLYPI ANN LINDSAY, Herald Staff Writer property that filed the suit official decision on points Askew, Ashier and Shevin Court. In and for Seminole County. Petst,oneq. Florida. uin receiPt of iw000 of the seeking reversal of the actions required by ordinance, said th.mv believed that PIUS publication Vi of this notice, the fic The Markham V/cods sod. are alleging that the Board of More thm'.n 75 Markham and Lee wer. innocent; Tur- titioui name, to wit: TWIN AIR POC.FP KIR( NOAKES ation Inc. and six resIdents R es iord en? Adjustuica'. action is "ai- Woodsarearcsidentsappeared lingtonsaldhecouldnotbesure under which we are engaged in the southwest Lemir ole cern. bit r a r y, unre NOTICE OF ACTION son ble, at public hearings to protest the but he believed the prdon was t'IJIIFIM% at 336 BrookweOd Lane in TO Mr florn'f K? ii munity near Markham Woodi capricious and the City of Maitland, Florida. exceed the proposed clay pit development, the right thing to do. Road have filed suit in circuit That the pjirtiei Inter ailed in said t 79 Sprirg Street The lawsuit alleges the The other Cabinet officers, husiness enterprIse are as follows court seeking reversal of Tucson. Ariwna 53719 TWIN AIR. INC decision by the Board of Ad- Agriculture Commissioner count)' decisions to allow use of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a fly LIllIan Catherine Figta. Ltiwsuit alleges that the jstziaen( in granting the use Doyle Conner, Comptroller 'et?,onfor(uiIy1y ,r'd Support t.as p'ty : a z'lay I President fi aqaint yOu and y art' pplican(s (or the special ex- permit is "speci(caIly contrary Gerald Lewis and Secretary of tiy' Harriot AIe*,Sncter. "' OPMIOti. rguired to serve a copy Of your Secretary ception permit weren't the to evidence presented at the State Bruce Smathers, held off, written dpfnses, if any. to 't on Orlando, Orange Count The civil action, assigned to property owners, as required publicbearingshowlng without seeking additional clarIfication Florida,atAuautt FRANKLIN T WALDEN, 75th, 975 Circuit Court Judge Kenneth by law, and that the board contradiction," that the us of the conflicting evidence in Pubtith Sept 5. 17. 19. 76. 1973 Petitioner's attorney, whose address l Suite 1l, CNA Tower. 733 South trial, aa appeal of didn't make findings spread would be inconsistent, the Floyd-Burkett murder Case. DEP39 aLeffler countyfor Board of Is Adjustments Orange Avenue. Orlando. FIOr.a, 321. on or before the 16th day of ruling allo'wlng the operation. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Otobr. 1973. and file the Orignal No date has been set for a NAME STATUTE with the Clerk of this Court •the. court hearing In the case. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN before service on Petstoner's J t ni on te Set Possum i TONotice Is hereby given that IPIC torrsq'y or Immediately thereafter, The lawsuit, filed by attorney unde.tInl. pqrss,an$ to tPi c.nerw;s. a deI4uit *i b enIecj Thomas B. Dewoif for the "FictItIo flame .'atute," Chapler analnst yçit, for the relief demanded assoclaticn and Gerald B. and To S i g n Voters Florida statufes.wiIrr.tister in the pe$it;on SUni Gets with theCler of the CIrcuit Court, in Mary Hensen, Karl J. and WITNESS my hand and the seal 0? and ice SemInole County. Florida. thu Cnjrt on fhi 10th day of Sep A special voter registration, The next special Saturday Probation upon Kathleen Ohland, and obert receipt of proof of thC ternhpr, 19)5 IL. and Judy Stone, names the to be held in Altamonte Springs reglstra'ioa will be held in Lake pubtication of this notice, the fIC (Seal) titlout name, to wit: THE Board of County Corn- Saturday, will lead off a series Mary from 8:30 aim to 2:30 TAVARES (AP) Arthur H B.ckwsth. Sr GAZETTE under which missioners and the county of Saturday registrations p.m., Oct. 4 at the Lake Mary After three months of In- PEOPLE'S Clerk of the Circust Court e are enoaoecf in business at Board of Adjustments as scheduled fly' Lillian Jenkins by Seminole Post Office. dicislon, authorities have final. flrookwond Lane in thi City of defendants. Mail land, Florida 32751 Supervisor of Elections Camilla The thfrd Is scheduled for ly decided the fate of a 105-year, That tPi. part,es interested In Said Frank tin I Walden The Board of Adjustment on Bruce for this year's munIcipal Oct. 11 from 8:30 to 5 at the old man who gunned down a Nisiness enterprls are as follows Attorney arid Counsellor Aug. 18 approved the clay pit elections. a? Law Winter Springs City Hall with neighbor in an argument OVft TWIN AIR. INC ie nec. CNA Tower license for the county. The By' Lillian Catherine Figula, In Seminole County. citizens the final special registration set money. 735 South Orange Avenue PraiId.nI county commission the next need register only once to be for 9 am, to 5 p.m., Oct. 18 at Orlando, Florida 32101 They turned him free Thursfly Harriot Aleiander, ligiLe to day approved yp PvbttjJL Sept. 17. 19. 76. Oct 3. t975 ballots in city, the Longwood City Hail, day. But they ordered him nevwhick the cowity is purchasing county, state and nathinal Doted at Orlando, Orange County. After the Longwood er again to set foot in Lake Florida. Augutt 75. 19)3 CITY OF from Lester Mandell, owner of electiots. Every two years, registration, the voter books County. PVbI'th' Sept 5, I?. 19, 76. 1975 LOtIOW000, FLORIDA Greater Construction Co., for Mrs. Bruce's office sends out will close for the Cities of Circuit Judge W. Troy Hall OER 3$ N•flce04PvUc$earffig 17 renewal cards to those who Longwood,Casselberry, Winter Jr. sentenced Ed "Possum — TO WHOM IT MAY COUCERN The county plans to ": have previously registered Springs and Lake Mary until Slim" Myers to 15 years proba- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, thtNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t City Council of 'he City o MIN OLE COUN TV, FLORIDA clay for road construction snd which, when rtturiied to her after the Dec. 2 municIpal tion in the June 7 shooting death I. onowo, Florida. that Said City PROBATE DIVISION thentoiaimUpropertyfor office, continues 'ioter elections in those cities, Council will hold a public hearing of Louise Stewart, 51, of Estate of: recreational use, commission- eligibility. fit) To consider anneiaton of t?' Any Seminole County Sorrento. LIPiNlE LEE. following of'scrIect property l,ri ers said. Mrs. Bruce and her staff will resident may register during "AU! want to do is go home," ttt itnd bei In Seminole County The county plant,, be at the Alt.amonte Springs the special Saturday times. said Myers at his sentencing. NOTICE Of SALE rlor4a, to wit NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that engineering and road depart- City Hall Saturday from 9 a.m. Mrs. Bruce's offices at the Myers said he shot Mrs. under and by virtue of that certain All of Block A. Tract 3. Sanlando Subdivision, as recorded ri ments all recommended ap. to 4 p.m. for those citizens who courthouse in Sanford, and at Stewart after she invited him to Order in the abeve styled CItJW Pta: P.iioA 5. Paoe 51. PuOIl Recorsis dated September Ii. 1973. O' proval of the clay pit site and have not qualified to cast the Seminole Plaza branch In a birthday party and then stole .jj. Plus sale and wIl sell to the higheit and of Seminole County, Fiorid of Adjustments t ballots in the cfty's Nov. 4 Casselberry, are open Monday part of his social security t*st at the Norttiwijt corner of bidder for cath Inc following Said Block A, run North 23 fa',t to the several restrictions on the de- election. throu8h Friday to accept voter check, daicribed properly Situated In right of way of State Road S 11.1 This year's Altamonte registrations. velopment of the site, inCounty, Florida. tOwft: Hall released Myers, who Seminole thence East 203 4 ?t1, thence Soutl The North 277 41 feet of the South 775 feet, thence eluding: election will be the first one The county seat, the City of now lives with two old friends tfl 5160* feet of tht East 171 iet'l Of West 60 feet mc,e the to IN. Sbuthq..t corner of —Thesouthernportjonoftl)e held In November, in ac- Sanford, will no have an Apopka in Orange County, on WeiI ',nt Government Lot I. Sec flock I thtnce Northie,Iy along IN, site be left undeveloped. cordance with the new city election thIs year, Oviedo's probation after his attorney, lion 75, Io*nship 19 South. Rang, Easterly line of said Block A. 737 Fast. Seminole Couoly. Florida, A 501001 buffer )ne charter. Elections there In the regular election was held John Jameison, appealed for Plo bid of less than 59.000 00 will be feet to the N3fthCajt corner 01 sad kept. past have been held in earlier this month, clemency. satisfadorv to the Court and the flock A, thence West 93g feet to the of beginning Foliage screens around the December. %urCPsstul bid must be CoitfIrmed by LESS' the Court property be six-feet high, After Saturday's special at the intecsecton of INc Tb. sale 04 the above deicrib4d registration, voter books proferty will occur at the West front on pIitof Ssnlando Springs as will close for citizens of that door of the Seminole County recor In Ph? Book 3. Page SI. Courthouse, Saniord, city until after U municipal Florida. at P9* right 04way line of, 11:00 AM. on the 30th election. day at SeP State RoOd 5131: thn run PlortN temb.'r, 1975 Continued From Page-lAi Stephen F. Soliab, a V-yearold housepalnter, also was arrested at the house where Miss Hearst wa. staying. The FBI said he would be charged with Assault Charge F i ed '., ' I the state's unemployment rate to 11.9 per cent. 404,700 persons were out of work last month. TALlAHASSEE tAP) I/tbbyist.s should be limited in what they cn spend to Influence lawmakers and should be required to detail who is being Influenced, Common Cause says. The group, which calls Itself the citizens lobby, urged the Ethics Commission Thursday to push for legislation requiring lobbyists to disclose their employers and explain their activities in more detail. "The use of money in the form of campaign contributions, entertainment funds, or outright gifts, has been exsed as a lobbying too! which excludes the private citizen from the process," Esther Frieden, Common Cause legislative coordlnat.or, said in a news release. - Professor Gets Federal Post GAINESVILLE (AP) A University of Florida professor who didn't seek U.S. citizenship until last month because he opposed the Vietnam war has been named to help formulate the nation's welfare policy. "I was opposed to the Vietnam war and thought that being a citizen would imply support for it," Dr. Irving Goffmaii, 42, expLained of his 16-year wait. He didn't swear alleglence to the United States until Aug. 8. Goffrnan, chairman of UF's economies department, Is to take a leave of absence next week and become deputy assistant director fur income security policy in the Department of Health, Education and Welfare. - Chairman Voted To Protest 0 ' n'i, a ' gym a • or soon '......... - -- UFR5I " r= ----.-=-- -' -=--a!- I,,)' WINTER HAVEN (AP) — The chairman of the Florida Ethics Commission says her vote opposing dismissal of misconduct Charges against a state legislator was a protest against the entire procedure. The commission, with Charlotte Hubbard the only dissenter, voted Sept. 3 to dismiss charges brought against Rep. Ray Mattox, 1)-Winter haven, by Ruth Hopkins of Auburndale. Mrs. Hopkins' daughter in a patient in a state mental hospital. She clalmod her daughter was abused in the facility, and furnished photographs and other information to Mattox for an investigation. Chilean Fighting Deportation JACKSONVILLE (AP) — With a deportation order hanging over his head, a native of Chile Ii fighting to stay in this country where he worked to become owner of a borne and business. Lorenzo Lucardi, 28, was granted political asylum here in 1971, a year after entering the United States on a visitors' visa. He says he was an active anti-Communist and couldn't return there when the Communist govern. ment rose to power. The U.S. Immigration Service contends the political climate has changed in Chile and that Lucardi and his family are safe to return now. I ' Some Group Wants Spending Limit , '- , JI Rut Commerce Secretary Edward Trombetta says unemployment is expected to remain in the 10 to 12 per cent range for Florida's entire work force over the next several months, even if the nation begins to pull out of the economic downturn, Trombetta announced Thursday that the number of jobless Floridians increased by 4,200 last month, hiking ______________ '. - - fldegrees 1I'34" East 3 feet; Dated this 17th day of were und inside. San Fran. cisco Police Inspector Gary / Kern said authorities seardilng the Precita Street house found several automatic weapons, 40 pounds of explosivei and two harboring fugiUves. U.S. Atty. gas masks. 477, 1 000wond 37150. Seminole ci the C'ty ol wasjalledmursdaynightonan less expensive apartments. County. FItid0 uncr the fictitious PROPOSEDORDINANCE James L Browning said more I Onnwno, Florid.. to wit: Or i Miss Hearst was arraigned aggravated assault charge in WHOM IT MAY CONCERN dinnp P40 143 as amend ar.d K.arns said a survey con- name of W*.S AUTO, and that we arrests on that charge might t f'\,,.js NOT IC IS HEREBY GIVEN by tupplemtnted intend to renlste'r said name before U.S. Magistrate Owen connection with the wounding of foiiosv with the the CIty of Altamonte SprIngs, The cwesent 'oninq Woodruff on federal bank rob. his nephew, sheriff's deputies clucted earlier regarding the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole \ I'-, possible closing of streets and COunty. Florida in accordance with Florida, that the Cuuncil will hold a of Saul Proc'Yty Is Rclass,fication It appeared that the cns1A as that bery charges, which .arry a reported, '\ rights-of-way for redevelop, the provisions of the Fictitious public hearing to onsider enact. classification I dai('rbNj in thø country search for the any . mont of Ordinance 140 350i3. $500,000 boil, the same amount Alfred Richard Fort, 65, of ment plans showed "we Name Statutes, ToWt Section tltled en known surviving members of 563 09 Florida Sta?ute 1937 set for the federal firearms 2101 W. 18th St., Sanford, was c,'oujdn't find any wti1ci SPn.lnøle County, Florida Chould theSLAfinally wasended by a AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Richard J Fichier 1h' Public hearing will he held in charge filed in La! Angeles. OF held on $5,000 bond, according be closed.' Al TAMONTE SPRINGS. CIty Hall, Lcings,,, Florida, or. the Shldnn Polakoff combination of diligent police Miss Hearst is also wanted by to county jail records. FLORIDA, I3'h day Ortr, 1913. at 1 Zoner william 1'. Royster Publish Sept 17. 19. 26. 0(1 3. 1975 P JL ES ANDESTABLISHING work and luck. RE GIJ LA TI ON S P 1 Angeles police on 39 state or as sqy thereafter WL1UeJarnesNeimj,4of4g said yes, there Is a need for OFRPS Paul Young, agent-indiarge NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT Pussible, at whIch time untereste charges ranging [room kidnap to Bethune Circie, Sanford, was lower cost housing. Royster THE PERSONNEL I'AThICIA HEARST PICTI TIOUS NAME of the FBI's Sa'rarnento office AD Parties and ltipj toe and agans' armed robbery, chirges MI N I S T P A I I 0 N BOA NtIcp s herehy the rrr.p&p.f it?Vle,ntion and lr,,ri that I P (3 am admIttetiat&'minoleMenrial said he wasn't sure whether said his agents were scekmg an Irkod, and there wa pecula. uarrjthg $iO,00O Lail. POViDINC, enoaqed in buSini at 3)3 F Lake SEP.iRAHILI TY. Wiil be heard Said hearing maybe hospital suffering gunshot cutting out "extras" In home Avt, Lonqwood, Seminole County, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE (nOtinund from time tp unidentified pern linked to Lion that when Sacramento The Harrises, still wearing wounds in the head and left construction or time un?' cutting size Florida under the fictitIous name of DATE, the SLA and gave the San agents gave the the two ad- jogging outfits, final action i tak.i'n by the City also appeared side, officers said, Saidord;nancewaspltcedonf;rs t CCiuil restrictions, or both, was the EFFICIENCY BUSINESS FORMS, Frar,clsco FBI addresses of dresses to San Francisco, they before Woodruff for a hearing It'd that I intend to register sail rpadina September 9. 1973, and Nelms told Deputy J,F. solution, Thi% notice ShlI be posted at the several houses here. name with the Clerk of the Circuit the City CouncIl will conSider same City Hall withIn the may have been seeking Sollah onhirearrnsd3arges.H.arns, 30, Bennett that he was taking a Zoner J. Q. "Slim" Galloway Court, Semin*ie cot'nty. Florula In fat' final PasSage an adopti after tonowond, FIOrld, *nmt IA City s'f Young said thes Included for questioning. was expelled from the emit- tanken shotgun to his aunt's !hrc ;;: Itt' tIIP,IIr Nearinri. which will rt.'t i'1ares said the ned for cheaper arc,'tln'e with tn i)(O,"Si(ftS both.i Henna! Ijeih1st':.e th art the City J3ft, pcl .igtnt- trotni when ht.' gave a clenched house "sci of held it: IN, City Hall f Altôrnont, I t'tiOt.S t4.snit Slaltjtes. To publiShed in TPsheshot could get it flied" houses would require reducing Inc Precita Street near where the in-charge of the F!iI's San fast salute and shouted, "This and his uncle Wit Section 56% 09 Florida Statjt1j Sprinas Ori Tuesday, the itt, day Cf newspaper of grr,eral circulal,on ri) at hun three square footage requirements. ,,si October, 1975, at 1 30 pm Harrises were arrested while Francis.o office, could ml be ain't no as tNt' "ty of I.ongwootj and Sen,no'e big deal, comrades, times with a pistol when he S Georgia A Gros lhereafter as POSSible At the Cnty, Flo'it,a, jogging down the street and the reached fo; comment on Long live the guerrilla!" once a we'ea for at Fan said the new s entered the house, according 10 79. Sept S. I?, It. )t7$ "hing intereSted PartIes may ltf iou, (ii ctn%ecu$lye weeks Upper Mission District hcusc on Young's statement, *Cpear and be must be misused by builders OF") 1S3 heard wIth respect Sc prior to th date of the pub:c lie and his wife, 28, were also sheriff's refUt*. he ropose ordinance Morse Street where Miss This But Bates that for about seuubt by lLia Anela,. on A l..Jt.J "EoUEiSW" the buyers with licarus, ti.. .i.i -. 1* nrc m irir nearinomavt,,coritlouedfrom,lm PubllcOtin to the Hearst was captured. two days the FBI had been date of the last costs and profits. state "barges. to tIme until final action Ii takas by PVhlitItLCwi. thatNelrnswulistedin "good" hot:, dates ,nCiuSv. "But we 'sad no Idea the Bar- watching the house where the the CIty Cowsdl, AcUxg Los Angeles County conditjon today, shall not he less than Iwenty eght In other action, the cornA CflØy of the cpose rises and Miss Hearst were Ilarrisce were caight. 1)1st. Ally, John Howard said Ordinance In other reports, sheriff's mission tabled a request from is postpJ at Inc City Hall, Altirnoytte 7I day In additlor, notice hnt 'e there," Young said. rrstei in She area to be ion5iderr(i "It wts not a lip, just digging Miss Ifeartil and the Harrises Spring FlorIda, and CQpi.j ar, o f anr*pati Autintles said Sollah was out people who rnignt have In- would be taken to Los Angeles deputies today were In. Joii Mnos for a conditional use and toning at It',i%' file with the Clerk of Di, C 1Iy • veatlgatlng a burglary at the litteen 1151 t1as Drier to the date ot church occupancy for a at 1018 the brother of Kathy Solish, a formation, on the periphery,' next week for arraignment on Same may be inSpected IN. thq' PUblIC Hearing resi of! Jnitas,810 French Ave. public known associate of SLA mem- building it up from that,' Bates the state charges. DA?FOthu%*tp,y0f Sefltenrr4 j &ookslc$e Rd., Forest Brook, DATED this 13th d*y oP Zoning Inspector John A f') 1975 Sp tiers. 5aid. Mss Yoshirnura, 32, had been Deputy R.S. Morton tenb.r A (3 1975 ' Onoip ft reported Steffens said the present old Mtss Sohah. who dropped Phylhlj An 1131 agent guarding the sought by Aiameda County au. stereo lnrnjap,l equipment, City (leyk a canua that site 13 not grocery store at City Clerk from sight seva1 months ago, Morse Street house, ho do. tixritles on charges possessof the City of and jewelry values.i at $5Lt was adapted for this use. Zoners of thin City of Altamonle itor to Miss had been a dined to give his name, t.ald mug explosives In connection 'eitasing after the house ton.wond, FlorIda S,rtiig, Flida was said City Attorney C. Vernon Publish Sept )7, IC. 76 Ot 1 Publish' Yochimura's iniprIsor.cd Pxy. about It) automatic wcapcns with several bombings. SPpt 19, 197% entered via a window, 1973 Mlu Jr. would be h4trUcted to / TALLAhASSEE (AP) Florida homebuilders may be starting to pull out of a slump that slashed the number of construction jobs In the state by 88,000 in the past year. - September, Southwesterly along a straight lint' From Page I-Al research a state law tequiring POapont5fertSoutnotth. Pont Arthur II flpckwth. Jr. owners of large; homes must be the 500 foot distance betweta a fleolniog, then. North Cl) degrees Clerk of the Circus? Court 0.4" West 3 feet t the Point of considered as well as those of church and a liquor store, fly' Lois B Walker feginojon containing j squere fee' Dpvfy Clerk which is nearby. the home more or lesi: puotip Seut 19. 1915 info ttsp corporate limiti of the City Farr asked the commission: ____________ OFR.115 of &000WpOd Floe 14L and. fbi To "Is there a need fot less Legal Notici — COflhid.r also the question Ct expensive and smaller houses CITY OF c'slonatinq and sign,ng tnt toning I in Sanford?" ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, classification of 81, BuSiness FICTITIOUS NAME FLORIDA t)i'.'rkt, to said property as thaw Notice is hereby given tt',8f we Zoner Bob Karns said no, but NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING io ciassificatlon 5 'described in the A 5S'year-okl Sanford man there is a need for smaller aM cnoaoed in business itt 0)7 140 H*y CONSIDER ADOPTION OF toning Ordinan ____ i ".. i. I :;':4:u I t.. , ' 'Little FTC' Act Faces Test Florida's "Little Fit" TALLAHASSEE tAP) act, designed by the legislature to protect consumers but declared unconstitutIonal by a circuit Judge, faces another court test today. The state Supreme Court was to hear arguments on Atty. Gcn. Robert Shevin's motion to overturn the finding of unconstitutionality by Leon County Circuit Judge Ben Willis. American Holiday Association, whose attorney is Ed. ward Jaffry of Tallahassee, won the ruling overturning the 1973 law after Shevin accused it of operating an illegal - gambliag game. Broward Teachers On SIrike FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) — Parents, administrators r,id substitute teachers are being asked to run ftrowatd County's 141 public mchools today because some 4,300 teachers are on strike. Another 1,200 other teachers were expected to join riiernbers of the Clessroon Teachers Association who voted by a margin of 83 per cent to 17 per cent late Thursday to strike. The union said pickets would be stationed at all county schools at least a half hour before classes begin. Law: Must Cite Rule Cost TALLAHASSEE tAP) — State Agencies are under new pressure to v'ons1de' and report to citizens the costs of proposed new rules, Joint Adminstrative Procedure Act Committee members warned agency representatives Thursday that their rule will be kicked back unless the agencies comply ith a new law requiring a statement of economic lmpact nfl citiZenS and government. _ -i 'r j ir .j:;w. II I' JJ!ii .i , U jk$ a r L: II 7'Lia \.I -*ii. ,p ' I ., I c,. ,,.-" ".r'''" &'i1 ',... t- iri - - -, .2..' fF k'i s !iJfi i F.J :1 I ..I ADDITION TO CITY SKYLINE . , - ., -... L., ' 'I 'I I . ' I1J W(!' Hd . '*t bli p. '!" '&.LJ -LTJ i '.'" _ ." . . _ flu '.l S TI Ii , . - 1 , '• ' '-' ", ' .j - - . , , " .' l a .'!rT4i' .. . I ' .-' -, • .. - ' . '-. .:, . .____ BAN9'. I -- j I 9J liii .. - " - _ Jr. and I Bob I.loydt __ A •-: - -j Required For County Teachers - Limited Amount of TW.Test Called 'Perfectly Safe' Monthly Rentals Available By JOE ASKREN hess and Layer agreed that "Since there Is no 'vidence cleared up." the State Board of Education that this technique used withou: "This program has suffered repealed the regulation for disposable needles has any from much misunderstanding," The annual tubercular skin tubercular skin testing on July relation to 'homologous serwn said Mrs. Beverly Devoney, tests for teachers required by 10. hess said Ui'S filed the Jaundice' or hepatitis (where acting director of nursing with the Seminole County School protest because disposable the patient's skin turns yellow the Public Health Service. Hoard if a chest x-ray is not needles never are used and the in coler),we willcontinue to use Mrs. Devoney explained the given, is "perfectly safe," "danger of exposure to in- this method in our group skin state and nationally approved Pt.'blic Health officials said fectious hepatitis may result." 'esting. . . It Is perfectly safe." method of testing involves an Thursday. However, Dr. Orvlile Barks, Fred Ganas, coordinator of "intradermal" injection where Superintendent William P. with the Seminole County health and physical education an antigen or tubercular "Bud" Layer said it is "op. Public Health Service, said with the county school system, solution is deposited like a tional" whether teachers hare Thursday there are no statistics said Thursday the local Blood "bubble" just under the top the testing done by their own to show hepatitis mmiay result Bank this week turned down layer of the skin. The red hot, private physician or done free from the skit', tests where two donors who had the platinum needle does not at the County Public Health disposable needles are not used. tubercular skin test. However, penetrate into the blood stream. Service facility. "We want our teachers who Ganas said that was due to The needle is passed through hess, arc around kids to be as free "soirse mixup In last year's a flaming alcohol lamp burner Lawrence E. organizing chairman of the from communicable diseases policy" and those tsso teachers between uses. Mrs. Devoney formed United as possible recently that's the idea," will be notified that their blood said this method was used by Teachers of Seminole, UIS) Layer said Thursday. "will be accepted without two specialists, each using a set said an official protest was Reading from a letter dated delay.' of a half dozen needles, in adregistered with Layer last Jan. 28, from Dr. L. C. Manni, Bank ministerIng the test to some Ganas said the Blood the chief of the bureau of tuber- last year refused, for about slz 2,000 peopLe Last month. month concerning requirement that teachers c'ulosls control, State Division miionths, to accept doncrs who "We volunteer or services submit to the annusl testing. of Health, Dr. Barks said: had the test "but that has been for the testing. It is not manHcrnldStaff Writer '135 and '150 Month Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service Quality Inn North I•4&SR434 Longwood, Fla. For Further Information Phone 8624000 I SCHWINN® SERVICE datory, but the School Board PARTS ACCESSORIES REPAIR ALL Five nurse who specializes in the mayor's office, Wilson, Louise Kershner and It is expected a political Jim Prather, inspectors, BICYCLES .SAIZ , ' Seminole Cities Prepare For Elections MAKES USED BIKES After the skin test is given, the reactton, If any, will occur within 48 to 72 hours, said Mrs. newcomer, Glen Bu!chman, Somt 3,341 voters are eligible Troutman. She said a hard The voters of five of will challenge Mrs. Keyser, If to cast ballots in the election. lump, with accompanying Seminole's seven cities will be she runs for the commission Casselberry, with 4,O3 "redness" and sometimes a going to the poi1s this fall to seat again. No candidates have qualified voters, will have blister, results if there Is a elect three mayors and 12 city surfaced to oppose DeVoney. mayor's office, currently oc- positive reaction. This would be council members. Polling places and officials cupled by Hill Grier, and two fo1losed up with a chest x-ray. "Sonletimnes it can be an Currently a total of 11,554 for the Altamonte Springs citycuuncilseats,heldbyEdith emotional problem for some voters are eligible to cast election are: precinct one, civic Duerr and John Zacco, n patientswhoarestand.ing in the ballots in the municipal elec- center, with Mrs. Dorothy ballot In the I)ec. 2 election. long lines and looking at the red Lions in Altamonte Springs Nov. Fuller, clerk, and Patricia .no qua iying ee hot needle," said Mrs. 4, and In Casselberry, chisamoore,CarolineCrowand Longwood, Winter Springs and Sue Christopher, inspectors, has been the fire hail on Lake Lake Mary on Dec. 2. PrecInct Iwo at city hall with rn lett Drive Voter registration will close Mrs. Marcella Hanson, clerk Casselberry s elections are for the Altamonte Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sot what different that', those election after the special Hil!ebrant, inspectors. Hi the other cities. registration conducted by Precinct three at MonCandidates for the council do Seminole Elections Supervisor tgomery Road firehouse with Camilla Bruce Saturday from 9 Fred Wilson, clerk, and Mrs. (Continued On Page SA I __________________________________________________ a.rn. to 4 p.m. at the city hail. The candidate qualifying period will open in ail.amonte Monday ar,d close Oct. 3, Three seats are up for election this 996 W. HWY. 436 ALTAMONTE WRINGS SEMORAN L.34200° . . year in the city — the mayor's office currently held by Norman Fiuyá anti ii t*u ty commission posts currently held by Helen Keyser and Cal I)eVoney. Term of office for cornmissioner is two years and For the mayor's office for the first time, under the new city charter, is three years. Can. dictate qualifying fees are $180 for runiinlssion seats an- I $875 "Saco II1S1Jiell mu store the yj or just the store. can smile when youi'e %V1tJ.l SafO. 4" V ., SOME . . for rimayor's office. Floyd and DeVoney are _______ completing their fIrst two-year term! In office while Mrs Keyser Is finishing her third ALL S - LEMON _______ - '. :- 1 • EVERBEARING r IPONDOROSA year former mayor Lawrence Swofford, who has aLso an- I •. =da. DWudGUflI; saidlastweekhewould not be runningintheelection. his intentions concernig his conunisslon seat, but Is expected to be a candidate. Mrs. Keyser, elected unopposed for all three terms on the city commission, has said she has not decided whether to siek return to the city commission or :±,4 ORANGE / NAVEL • .; . V : PINEAPPLE • VALENCIA • TEMPLE '-. m4a j ,Ir,__.__.I1 £ ON Y US S I INSURANCE 2417 5. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32773 028S . 631.9774 AGENCII . . ,,,• . -. 1 A NOW N ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - By DONNA ES1'ES Herald Staff Writer Milweb Signs Inc. crews are shown erecting new s-foot-long Identification sign atop sixstory Atlantic National Bank of Sanford building at First St. and Park Me., downtown. Bank president Howard Hodges said the 7t.foot-talI letters will be illuminated at g t an are part o a program of Installing new signs at all 31 banks In the Atlantic group. Hodges said the bank's new remote drisein facility, due construction completion in early November at French Ave. and 16th St., will have a 30-foot' tall "pylontype" sign with the banking group's Identification. (herald Photos by Bill Vincent • think they' - Hearsts Reunited After 1" uiig Search -. Builders Say Slump Ending -- Low Cost Housing Plan Offered By Contractor MIAMI (AP) An dl.yearold man who claims he hasn't used money since 1933 says he will fight the county's attempt to evict him from the house he built with his own hands, Officials say it stands In the path of a driveway for a new school. "They can't have it," says Alvin Arens of his small, gray cottage which sits on a 57-by-125-foot lot In a residential section of town, "I've lived here most of my life, since! built it for my angel mother In 1926. "This was virgin land when I came here, with nine giant pint trees on it," said the whitehaired, muscular man. "It took my wife and I almost six weeks of hard labor to cut them down so sse could build the house." His wife, Irria, died in 1967. The county began condemnation actions mote than two years ago and acquired the property through a condemnation suit in April 1974. Officials offered Aren,s $16,(XX) to get out, but he said he would refuse even $1 million. rtrHu',h rp 1? 19 ? 01 'lrca.surer Philip Ahler and DFR9I -----4 Education Commissioner TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN IN THE CIRCUI( COURT OF THE Ralph Turlington, added their Notice is herthy Qiv1 tPat th EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR IeS ('ay F'it 11•1ijit Store P' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMESTATUTE e ,, - Dressed the over-all rice in consumer prices, the L.itxr E)epart. iicnt snd. p ----- 81Year.Qld Man Fights Dade County To Save House STARKE AP Inflation Down In August "- IN BRIEF Emotions Well In Check Consumer Price Report Says Bomb FLORIDA 0I c1 '[hø Li g II tS , - --- - - - -- cii i.'ri. 436 �Evening Iferald 300N. FRENCH 32771 Area ('ode 305322.2611 or 831-9993 AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Friday. Seot, 19. )975-4A Around ---- WAYNE ). DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CIJRRIE, Managing Editor HOIJEIITC. MARKEY, Advertising Director aE<~ :~-:D 11_1 . Alain Well, the Central and Soutliern Florida ilood Mideast ssue The Clock I Scaled bids for the operation of the Okee-Tantie concession, loca t ed on one of the largest usable land School-Jam," scheduled for Seminole High preas on Lake Okeechobee, at the mouth of the tomorrow night, has been postponed for one week le's football clash with Daytona Beach Mainland. The Tribe was originally stated to do battle with Klssimmee River, will be received by the FCD until 2 p.m., Monday, Sept. 29. Okee-Tantie, according to the FCD, is a 130-acre multi-use outdoor recreation area ideally situated Mainland tonight, In one of the best fishing areas of the lake. dueto the re-seheding of Semi There is only one central issue before Congress as it disetisses the Middle East agreement which makes es of th for present Holy Land stability and the success of the United Stat Allhow;l %e've received no official notification of same, da ughter No. 1 tells us that the "Back-Ta. !I facilities, etc.. and wish to submit a bid, you may obtain a prospectus from th e Recreation Section, I some pique over the Administration's central role in the nego1atrnns by Secretary of State by the United "in recent years teachers as well as students States is to dance on the head of a pin. Who can say have become Increasingly dissatisfied with the whether U.S. aid is worth more or less somebody's promise not to resort to force to settle amount of time spent in high school and college, particularly with the unnecessary repetition of similar courses and with the often fragmented Some of Ow big names in science have signed a staterner detxinking astrology, a branch of It== n debmiked with great regularity for ctmWes. 71ds tim sround, the 186 scientists and the American Humanist Assoc;ation Are saying that astrology Is contributing to "irrationalism and obscurantism" in human affairs to such a degree something ought to be done about j, History suggests that belief in sorcery or horssccpes or other pseudo-sciences has brought the world less grief than efforts by non-behevers to suppress such hiereWes. Wlat W=W do ith our a':trologers? Burn them at the stake' If people plot their lives according to the stars, that's their ' e want to privilege. And it's a lot easier than Lrying to figure out what to by reading the latest issue of Science Monthly. — , • — ..Z , , . - - Cliristian interior minister, Camille Chamoun, secured 9 - - 0- ~_ — I _____ P Five Cities To eamwiV other supplies, dead wks. For reservations call Zacco and an opponent Po"ed election ordinance to c1car up pollworkers have yet been tion's coast when he,&vy winds from Eloise sent a 12-foot wave an identical number of voles in problems seen in the past wi th selected, Two council seats and the roaring across the main deck. Car wuh, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m , the regular election, but ZaccO absentee voting. They said the Mman crew of Lake Mary, holding its fifth mayor's office are up for Fina Station, 25th and French won the runoff by 2-1. Altamonte Springs City Hall, 9 Community Servfres at SCC. ~ J^ a.m. to 4 p.m. for convenience of qualified residents to reputation; Corson's program Is a sober, if lonely, contribution to a vital matter. Andd McFarland is a ripe example of the screaming need for some tight on the subject. register, renew or change registration cards. In 1965, the day after he learned of the death of ______________ Q-' MI lor-M MADAM KATHERINE Julia Ael C975P.,M in I - h...waiter..." , — Letter To The Editor the citizens of Starke or Fort Pierce hold their city elections and I'm sure the people Uniform Elections? served 7:309 p.m., followed by Center, free glaucoma election. Mrs. Lormann and Schreiner checks and hear ing tests. _____________________________________________________________________ old, enlisted in the army. He went to infantry school, airborne school, canine school, jungle advanced trai ni ng and did graduate work in hand-to-hand combat. Ile learned to kill in a variety of specialized ways. When he tur,ed 18, 1966, he the dancing. _____________________________________________________________________________________ HOSPITAL NOTES was sent to First Infantry Division In Vietnam, then one of the most acti on-prone units in the war. The first dead man he aw was an American mutilated by the Viet Cong, "wi th his genitaLs sewn in his mouth." After that t.he sight of the dead became SEPTEMBER 17 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Latisa Beasley Christine M. Blankenship Mamie Brundidge Glenna F. Cook James P. Cullen Clara Davis Emma i. Dickerson Nona F. Dorlon Arthcna Gibbs Edward Gross Mike McKinney routine. H,s sergeant died. Ills best pal was blown away. McFarland began smokng grass, boozing and Eventultily he too was of rotgut, sniffing dope. sign a ws not corn- George E. 11cht. Indiatlantic Joan Paynther, Orlapdo Brian A. Morrison, Winter Springs Mrs. Daniel (Sue Hhle & Sanford . HIRT11B Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brenda) Anderson, a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Ray (Yvonne) Mccollough, a boy, Sanford DISCHARGES Kristine F. Pittman Sanford: Christopher hliuo Olyve N. Ada' ins Florence S. Beasley Rebecca E. Coggins James O'Donnell Mary E. Rowe Joeweze B. Stephens Mary E. Cuneo, DeBary Joseph J. Dunne, Deltona Ann V. Maitland, Deltona Carl T. Vind, Deltona Lance R. Hilliard, Geneva Alvin F. McDerment, Mary C. Smith Mabel A. h Ilts Charles W. Ward J. Carroll, DeBary Nova I.. Catron, DeBary Robert Elsie Ilagmann, NBary John D. White, DeBary Kathleen N. Adams, Deltona ,%lene D. Dandrea, Deltona Donald J. Herchenroder Rev., Deltona , gun, of SEPT03BER,18. 1975 PALMIST PAST- PRESENT-FUTURE CARD RVADNOS,CkY%TA$ BALL EAO,NO$ I IICLPFUL ADV CE ON ALL AFFAIRS _______________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________ AREA DEATH ______________________________________________________ and Jack and James Scott, San- [[4RRIVE — 11 1P4 PRIVACY OF MY HOME HOUIS$AN—sp.M, öOAYI s..an Loow000 $31 4405 c US1 P AUVE mdes %qi,f Sis,— $IztIt NIIand Who '* fife readings: U with this ad! CALL APPOINTMENT SUWSHINE FATE -- .- - ' read on Thursday was that Capt. C. B. Fagan. Fagan testified that alter being warned her rights Mrs. Kiley told him. "I killed Sanford: Mazic 1. Burke of Alonis Butler John W. Cochrane Harry L. Corbett Ella B. Daniel Ellsworth C. Harper Sr. Orin D. Undress Randy Wade Anne L Christie, DeBary Chloe Madsen, DeBary Mary L. Wells, Deltona Mildred R. Stoneleigh, him. I've been wanting him dead." mere was testimony that officers suggesfed to Mrs. Kiley that she make no further statements until consultini with an attorney, but that she DISCHARGES was Prosecutor James Figgatt, in PROPOSES TO COMMISSIONERS C. INCREASE * YOUR PROPERTY TAXES mutilated so badly that "we can (* PROPOSED WOODLANDS SPECIAL I Ethel Aytch Cecile H. Crews Geraldine Daub Serita M. Duhart Tawanna F. Gordon Willi M. Hood ford; daughters, Miss Jackie Esther C. Morgan Mrs. Annie Conyers Scott, 7, M. Scott, Sanford, Mrs. UnStella F. Collard, DeBary 01, 1601 Locust Ave., Sanford, da Cook, Charlotte, N.C., Mrs. Antoinette Joly. Del.and ied Wednesday in Norfolk, Va. Fay Kennedy, Augusta, Ga., Waltrautle Mains, Deltor. She was born in Richmond Mrs. Barbara Fusion, James Mtller, O"iedo County, N. C. Louisville, Ky., Mrs. Elizabeth Bria n A. Morrison, Winter Survivors include her Mower, Charleston, W. Va.; Springs husband, Jack C. Scott; father, sisters, Mrs. Lily Brigman, 1r. & Mrs. Leonard (Gladys) Jim Conyers, Rockingham, N. Orlando and Mrs. Gladys Biondi, baby boy, DeBdry C.; sons, Randolph, Orlando Lee, Rockingham: brother, James Conyers, Virginia Beach, Va, and Elijah Conyers, Rockingham and seven ________ _____________ ___________________________ _________________ ___________________________ __________________________ grandchildren. Funeral se rvices and bu rial =-. ___________________________ will be Sunday Thursday's high 91. Overin Rockingham. 11 Marks Funeral Home in night low 66. Rainfall was 4.22 inches. charge. -_ Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through Saturday. Thundershowers likely, mostly during the afternoon and evening. Highs near 90. Lows in the low 70. Southeast and south winds 10 to 15 mph, decreasing at night. Winds gusty near thunderdershowers, Rain probability 50 to 60 per cent except 20 per cent at night. EXTENDED FORECAST Extended outlook for Florida dependent on track and zntensity of tropical 51orm Eloise, e lastest advisory from the National hurricane Center. Daytona Beach tides: high 8:33 a.m., 8:50 p.m.; low 2:09 a.m., 2:22 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 8:11 a.m., 8:71 p.m.; low 1:58 am., 2:18 p.m. THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF volunteered information that the rifle in a closet in the so ns' bedroom. Longwood doaing arguments, told the jury Walter I. Hawkins. Osteen that the state's evidence Angela h1l. Cnestnut, Oviedo showed there were powder Louise Frank, Sewickley, Pa. burns on the victim's face and Shirley Frye, Winter Springs that the death bullet was Sanford: ANNIE SCOIT the jury __________________ FL0PI0 SLOVI of Longwood ." of ' (Continued From Page 1-A) only say it came from a this ( the rifle)." Airport, house to find Kiley Figgatt asked the jury to f ind dead on the couch with a bullet Mrs. Kiley guilty of first-degree thr ough the right temple and murder as char ged or of a Mrs. Kiley sitting on a bed In a lesser charge, bedroom. , The couple's two sons were sleeping in another bedroom, police said. Included in the testimony that ADMISSIONS Jarnes Shannis Lawton MUNICIPAL TAXING UNIT ONLY). d Nuclear Fa Ot, C3U -e O Lun9 Cancer The fallout from the nuclear tesflng in the late its plutonium 99.99 per cent perfectly," he given Israel a secret commitment Umt the two l9SOs and 0 basis," which is also ,a n israeli objective. early 1960s may be causing a belated predicts, 'it will still be responsible 500,000 nations will work block the Palestine DAM RIGHT: President Ford recently ex. epidemic of lung cancer in the northern addi ti onal fatal lung cancers annually. This Liberation Organization frcm participating I pressed high praise fora Monta na damn which, as hetnLsphere. The United States, for example, h.'s would mean increasing the totai death rate In the the Getrva peace conference wile3s it modifies a had a dramnctic increase In lung cancer Cases. United States by 25 per cent ea Congressman, he fought against for 19 years. ch year, since its atti tude toward Israel. While ded In a chilling new study, respected researcher z,000,000 persona currently die from all tauses Arab leaders charge that the effect of this Ford said, icating Libby Dam a few weeks ago, "As I look at this structure and know Dr. John Gofman warns that the lung cancer combined," agreement will be to sabotage the Middle East epI'rmIc could be severly aggravated by the 14 I The nuclear industry, which has invested peace. They told us that the PLO cannot change congratulate growth of the nuclear power industry. the Corps of Engineers for spenbillions In the proliferation of nuclear plants its doctrine without losing its followers. ding our tax dollars wisely" The plutonium fallout from past nuclear ex- ttwohout the country, has sought to downplay The secret Israeli-American accords declare: p1os:ors is having a deadly impact today, ac- the evidence that plutonium may be Ford failed to mention, however, that, linked to "The United States will conlir,ue to adhere to its as a cordi ng to Dr. Gof man s theory, because of a 13- cancer, ng Congress0 present policy with respect th to ti he voted e Pales ne y0' to 15-year latent period before the effects The industry cites the flnalngs, for example, Liberation Organization, whereby it will not authorizing Vie dam in 1950. He voted against become evident. Since most of the stinosphcxlc U'II1SI w-1 of Dr. Bnatd Cohen of Pittsburgh University. recognize or negoatc with the Palestine appropriations for the darn osr the ensuing 19 e el Liberation Organlzationio long as the Palestine years. Not until 1969 did Ford vote some condone In the late 195k and early 1960s, the latent CO)50fl struction funds. Bu' by then the dam was already Uberatlon Or ganization does not recoflhlC being buift. period Is ending now, "For the USA alone," CftUIP *ft 190, long before the I Israel's right to exist and does not accept W. declared Dr. Goiman, "It Is estimated that could have had an effect.. TV TROUBLES: While the big oil companies lung cancer Security Council Resolution 242 and w, Most scientists believe the 116,000 have to blitz the airwaves with hnage.enchancing ads, The ilrst resolution calls for peace In the plutonium-induced lung cancer. !n the entire epidemic has been caused by the Consumer groups have trouble Increased air Middle East wi.h "reorganized" borders; poll ution, not plutenium, Dr. Cohen asserts, He northern hemisphere, the total number Is criflcize.s messages a ired at a ll. ond sets up the C-eneva onferencp, Golumn's basic data and conkrAA 1,000,000 persoos." The U.S. also pledges to "consult fully and that "99 out of 100 experts In the field would no He contends grimly that the fallout The Consumer F"deratj seek to concert its position and strategy 0' America 1aj1e" wi th Got man. have already created, irreversibly, one of at the recently triedt' buy air time at three 0 1 i*41 Ity W zr4 q~6% &"V. Ge ne va Peace Confere nce on th is issue with th prime health problems of our .r •" me e Washington D.C. area television sta tions to Dr. Gofmari's resez,r'h., however, cannot be Government of Israel." run -1 don7 know whert.er! cen afttwa 0~44 aviter or plutailum fi= nv,!=r pwer plants, he wam, lightly d;smLwd. He Is prof"w emeritus of a message Urgjn CoIigNss to orerride Further, !he U.S. promises to -mo e President not! Do you take rood sIamp3'? every Ford's veto to the ex&cnsion of 0,1 will tncre use menace to future generations, medical physics at the University of California, effort to ensure at the conference that all the price controls. ¶tatiot Fvcim if the nuclear power Industry "contains JU. ' t1 saying the ad was too SECRET PLEDGE: me United States has substantive negotiations Wilt be on 0 bIlateral enniroversial for 68 together to against - _ getting their - . - . -- -_- - -- - f -----------------, - - -- - ------- - - - WEATHER A PUBLIC HEAR111P4*G ON O - - 111 '" INCREASE d- - Y~ ,Msri I 1 0 ,11e s C. ii . WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 23, ' ~jelcome, q4ae Aush' 1975, AT 7:00 P.M. OR AS SOON MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1812 Sanf ord '" jil : - spared any serious damage. SLIFI says -- ing Ilaiti said that nation was 61" was picked up In Longwood with 1,918 election since incorporation in election in Winter Springs the " by Iierty Christian which has 1,211 qualified from a wooden life raft by a qualified voters, the most In the August, 1973, has three council School to raise funds for Dominican navy tugboat. city's histo , three coun l ry ci seats up for election including voters. yearbook project. seats, currently occupied by Radio Havana said Thursday Maitland Health Day, 10 a.m. June Lormann, Don Schreiner Fleet Resent, mortgage A city official in Rep. Vince Fechtel'3 district Clearwater or Palatka don't give a hoot when hit. in the legs, and after several months, six I The middle college will save students time of the House of Representatives, told the state Sanford holds its city elections, medals, and permanent disabilities, was sent and, by cutting down on the number of years in leg' legislator that he felt that city elections should be And, since city elections are established home. school, money. More Important, Carnegie held at the same time as county and state charters ip,woved by Voters during an official home. absence of war, however, did not bring Corporation, it Is hoped that the thorough-going elections, election why in the name of heaven would peace to McFarland. He claims the pain-killing a=iculum revision necenary to comprims into Rep. Fechtel uked the Staff of the Hmm of Statt of Florida and the Legislature want to get agents given him while hospitalized were adsik years material usually spread over eight Representatives' Committee on Elections to list involved In what Is beyond all reasonable doubt a )*ars "will offer students a highly integrated for him the advantages and disadvantages of a local matter. The state has enough problems of dieting. Also, he could not forget Vietnam (among those he killed. he says, were young 4 1 it education that is qualitatively better than that of unified municipal election date. its own without getting Involved in something children). He -suffered blackouts, nightmares; most four-year coll eges." Doug of Tallahassee, sta ff director like this. tnid to kill himself. Six months after his for the Committee on Elections conducted a poll n Stenstrom discharge the veteran, just 19 years old, was The Citizens Band (CB) radio business is and came up with nothing more than a cornSanford ju jlicially di c i a ll y declared mentally incompetent. boo booming, the industry happily reports. pleated problem — tim solution to whict?, so says L.ztters to the editor are welcome. few years later, McFarland got into a It began during the lYM74 fuel crisb when Mr. lAwton, ". . .only complicates matters 7bey should be as brief as poie-AMe and squabble with a man on a California stmt. The truckers bought them to alert each other about more." comment on matters of general Interest, man was killed. Bill McFarland was found radar traps and police cars, CB has since caught Nevertl wleu, in true bureaucratic style Mr. 'I'he letters should deal with Issues and avoid guilty, given a sentence of five years to life and on for marine, mol4le home and personal use Lawton went on to say, "If everything goes well personalities, sent to prison. with umers. we will be giving serious consideration to a The editor reserve, the right to edit those Where he still Is today. More thin 6.2 million CB; seb are currently in general bill that would apply to the entire sta:e. tetters for rrvuons of space, but will iriereite I 0 Should he be? Decidedly not. Without passing 0 use, at an investment of more tLan $1.5 billion, Despite the outcry from city officials, I believe." great care that the thrit of the letter is 1501 lost distant Judgment on the crime for which he was Oneof every 39 passeriger cars has them; one out he goes on to say. "a uniform municipal electl on in'the editing. jailed, the case seems at least to be unfinished of every live long-haul trucks; one out of seven day would benefit the voters, the state and tl:e All let1n must be ed with mailing busi ness. McFarland claims he pleasure boats, and one out of seven recreational municipalities.. • addreu and, when possible, a telephone number petent to take part In his trial vehicles. and did not assist What a person believes isn't half as im- so the identity the writer may be verified, The his public dcfender. It was only after Ida guilt More efficient manufacturing techniques that portant as why he believes it. And, in this case, Evening Herald will respect the wishes of was established, as example, that McFarland, have brought the average cost of a set down to Mr. Lawton does not say why or how a stat, .wide writers who do not want theira nesm to&MS r In under clinical drugs, revealed his side of the $150, plus the fact that the Federal Corn. municipal election day would benefit voters, the print, • story: That the victim had started the fight by munications Commission has reduced license state or the municipalities. We reserve, of cow'se, the ' hi to reject any pulling a that McFarland went into a blind fees from $20 to $4 during the past few years, As a Sanford city commissioner, let me say letters this newpaper considers to be be us I e_qnd that self-defense and mental instability 11 10 or rag have also contributed to the bocm. this: The people Sanford could care less when slanderous. 40 Were direct —n, a Hold Elections CALENDAR kind of training to dinating a Vietnam veterans study program for 4 Penthouse magazine. Forget the Penthouse and haphazard arrangement of such coursa." - The next two decades saw slow deterioration of law arl e BERRY'S WORLD -.---- I, Is longi!ude JACK ANDERSON ., El0* e Churns Throu gh Cari* bbean Palestine following World War of factors, - --------.-- in Palestine. But nothing ever came of it, even after Britain assumed mandatory rule over Court Overrules Gandhi Cor'son, a f or mer nuirine colonel now coor. REP-MUNT Resurgence Of Strength Expected MIAMI (AP) - Tropical a generally westward path miles per hour and heavy rain the center, which was moving the southern part of the island re" order as Jew and Arab 1(,cked vi storm Eloise churned slowly after shifting briefly toward the squalls. Residents of Jamaica slightly north of west at 12 through out the day, but it bloody communal strife. through the Caribbean today, southwest. and Central and Western Cuba m.p.h. ported no injuries or estimates The end of World War ii gathering strength for an ex"On this track, it probably were told to exvect heavy rains, Hebert said Thursday night of damage. brought freedom for hundreds pected resurgence into the hur- will not be very long before it and Cuban officials placed the that forecasters were still exEarlier, Cuban broadcasts NEW DELHI, India (AP) -The Indian Supreme court thousands of European ,Iec ricane that left at least 30 per- gathers more strength and be- provinces of Cainagne and Iis pecting Eloise to turn toward iunniPred in Miami said fled the gaunt and 1mck.ss w' ;iided tilay to rc'ie Pniiii Minister Indira Gandhi's sons dead and thousands homecomes a hurricane again,' said Villas on "a state of alert." the northwest, putting it on a C r oss and Civil Defense Units vors of Nazi Germar.y, who convictio n for illegal campaign practices, a move she had less on three islands. forecaster Paul Hebert of the At 6 a .m. EDT, the storm's track toward the Gulf of Mcxi- evacuated persons near the tried to prevent with a constitutional amendment city dreamed of going to Palestine The Etorm, downgraded from National Hurricane Center. poorly defined center was at co. nullifying the lower court's action against her, of Guantanamo and in Haracoa, In November 1947, the U.N ' a hurricane Thursday after losThe center witi ned residents Latitude 20.5 north, 80 Cuba's oldest city. Alter hearing four weeks of arguments on the validity of General Assembly voted to par"We are ha ving trouble ing much of its power when its of the Lesser Cayman Islands to west, or about miles sou th. 1' Officials in Puerto Rico said tition Palestine into separa tk'c ?&nent, a five.Jude c'; winds and torrential rains pelt. take immediate precautions easto(Havana. Top winds were derstanding why it hasn't Eloise, the worst ~w;!!cv A. N. Ray said it would delay its ruiuig on the storm to hit Jewish and Arab states, with ed southern Cuba, continued on against the storm's winds of 45 at 45 to 50 miles per howr near turned yet," he 3aid. "But as it there In more than ('OnStitutloflal issue while it considered the merits of Mrs. a decade, Jerusalem placed under a U.N. moves further west, it moves left 22 person.s dead, 28 missing trusteeship Gandhi's earlier appeal against her convictIon, out of the long itudes of danger and 275 injured. Lawyers for Mrs. Gandhi's opponents ha iled the The Jews were jubilant. The to Florida." decision as a "moral victory," Damage estimates rose to $60 Arabs prepard for war. Although forecasters mm- mklllOnaSrePOrtSfrOmhard-hit British mandatory rule can,,, ________________________________________________ (Continued From Page 3-A) are completing first two year those currently held by Virginia imized the immediate threat to towns in the south, southwest to an end May 14, 1948. That not run for a specific seat. They terms in offi ce while Scott, Is Mercer, Harry Terry and south Florida, some residents and central mountain areas same day, the Jewisn state was run i' a ftetd with the two "top. finishing a sixth term. ills Martin Bacc'n Sr. Some 991 were reported stocking up on reached officials. born. Eight persons were reported vote-getters" in this case service on the council has not voters are qualified to par- transistor radios, batteries, and mnore than 1,000 canned food and winning election, been consecutive. Polling place ticipate in the election, ______________ Officials in the Dominican homeless in the Dominican ReCasselberry had an unusual is usually the city hail council Candidate qualifying period Z O suffered ______________ Republic said a freighter carrypublic, which also election two years ago when a chamber, will open there on Sept. 30 anci SEPT. 20 Beginning Antiques, 7 p.m.. run-off was held two weeks The city council there is in close Oct. 24. Neither the ing 1,200 tons of cement sank widespread flooding and crop _____ e County Voter 10 p.m., AEC 17, fee $15.00, 6 after the regular Wed.vsday 12 miles off that na- damage. Officials in neighbor_____ was ' favored a Jewish national home his release, While speaking to marine vetera ns of Guadalcanal during World War II, Eleanor pelted with coins from an Roosevelt audience not really it, the mood for platitudes or dcference. Afterwards, the shaken Mrs. Roosevelt -zr.ndered aloud whether men sub. jecced so mufl to war should not - even as the combat K-9's be given some help them readjust to the idea of nonviolent behavior, —. in the cost ofa college education, although that is not its immediate purpose. This is the "middle college." A relatively new concept in education, the middle college corn. hines high school and college curricula into one coherent program designed to er.able a student to earn a the sophomore year of college. Carnegie Corporation of New York has announced a grant of $236,000 to Seattle University for the establishment of a middle eoflege called Mateo Ricel College. The joint effort ci two Catholic institutions, Seattle Preparatory Schocl and Seattle University, the college will enroll its first students this fall in what hn hiiditlonally b the ninth high school. Matteo Ricci College was developed, Y5 acting president Rev. Thomas F. Healy, because . ,. one experimental idea that could mean a saving adequately explained to proper committees in the 'legislative body. Finally, for Congress to' weigh tangible against Wish Upon A Star -" - estimates, however, that these costs will rise eight per cent a year indefinitely. A distant glimmer of hope for the iarenth of the Class of 1990 - something may be found In Attacks on the secrecy that has surrounded some of the negotiations also can be dismissed o.it of hand. A degree of confidentiality is essential to the successful conclusion of any peace negotiations. Before its Middle East discussion is over Congress will be able to judge- for itself whether the f ufl scope of the treaty has been another Vietnam. - on attendance at a public the executive and legislative branch can be brushed aside immediately if the benefits versus risks criterion prevails. The testing of wills on Capitol Hi can be pursued on some issues that do not involve a choice between peace and widespread Cluristian milffiatnen captured the son of Moslem Vietnam Vet Wastemks Life 1 Ii In Prison 4 N college and have been inflated at four per cent a year. The American Council on Education And there most certainly will be risks Hair splitting about the constitutional roles of American people simply would not stand for Martm'Sqvare, and a fire gutted a movie house on the square. The theater was owned by a Moslem charity organization. Other fires were reported in a slum area, Poli ce in armor ed cars chased gangs of aimed men from the streets. FCD, 901 Evernia St., P.O. Box "V", West Palm Beach, 33402. Here's your big chance. - 11111 Currie ~ The theoretical cost of starting a family this year and rearing two ctiIdren through coll ege is $240,000, says Money magazine. By far the largest single expense parents can expect over the next 22 years is the cost of education, which will amount to a staggering $23,000 a child. College costs In the magazine's analysis are based worth the risks that the Unit ed States must take? And before Congress ratifies Mr. Kissinger's Rockets hit a hotel and a dozen shops in downtown TOM TIEDE In College Kissinger. Others undoubtedly would . 1 ike to make the Secretary of State himself the central issue by emphasizing the intangibles in the agreement that he has forged. And those ill Congress with higher political ambitions will sift the agreement for material that can be of advantage to their ambit ions, When all of these have been discussed thoroughly and assigned relative weights, the members' of Congress will have to address the same basic question that faced Israel, Egypt and the Administration. Are the benefits of peace in the Middle East effort,s, as we think it must and will, the Vietnam specter will be laid to rest by a single, unalterable fact. and Moslem factions. Socialist leader Kainal Jumblatt at a roadblock, but the A Glimmer Of Hope S'nme members of Congress already have exhibited next So, if you've always wanted to run a large, modern commissary, complete with outdoor DON OAKLEY These will include comparisons between our p- imi'es to Egvfit and Israel and the genesis of our involvement in Vietnam more than a decade ago. The most troublesome of all of the issues that Mr. Kissinger's negotiations have raised is whether America is on the way to another "Viet nam ." BEIRUT, Lebanon I AP)-Intermittent rocket and ma. chine-gun fire continued through the night in Beirut do. spite a cease-fire agreement between warring Christian ,,J this moment of truth. intangible promises and concessj J 0 an additional live-year period, America e linchpin future negotiations: Peace, However, the legitimate concerns as well as distractions will be many before Congress gets to do the ganie had to be moved ... — I 1 JERUSALEM (AP) After that one day the Israelis shall many of them died reclaiming The first Zionist congress met durance when they got there, lack of food hinder me as little 27 years and four wars, Israel be pushed Into the sea, malarial swamps and desert in Bagel, Switzerland, in 18g7 were acts of faith, for they died as possible." He died in Israel has achieved in the inter im Israel officially became an wastes and combating Arabs and vowed to create a national in droves " on Dec. 1, 1973 at the age of 87. Sinai peace accord the virtual independent state a Jewish who opposed their presence home for Jews in Palestine, David Ben-Gurlon, Israel's The settlers lived n Ipnil acceptance of Egyptians that it homeland - on May 14, i8, even then. itien under Ottoman rule, founding father and first prime purchased from Arabs by Zi n nis a nation here to stay a~, d that and from that day on faced The seedling that eventually The lofty words of Basel were mirister, would recall that he ist funds or philanthropist pr,,Arabs and Jews should live in confl ict, became th e state of Israel was difficult to implement. came down with malaria sh ort. moters. peaceful coexistence. But the history of Israel ac- the direct outgrowth of the ZiWriting of the first Immigra- ly after his arrival and was adBy 1914, the Jews owned ni, r,, No other Arab nation has ac tually began at the tutn of the onist movement created by a Lion of Jews, British author Te- vised by a doctor to leave or die, than 100,000 acres, half of wIn h cepted this as official policy and century with the arrival of Jews little-known Viennese Journal. rence Pnittie said the Immi"1 didn't listen," reminisched were under cultivation, many Arabs. the Palestinian who came to be known as the ist, ThMor Ilerz], at the end of grints' "determination to Ben-Gurion. "I hung on grimly, Zionist aspirations rose when guerrilla in particular, still hold "Children of Death" because the last century. rea ch Israel and their en- trying to let the disease and the Britain issued its famous 1917 Balfour Declaration, saying it — Rocket, Gun Battles Erupt The term of the lease is 10years with an option of Control District (FCD) is seeking a concessionaire for just such a purpose. Peace In Is IN bIIt' 9 Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.4); 6 Months, $14.20; Year. S,28,40. By Mail: In Flori(ki same as home delivery. All i'ther mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. Arab Acceptance Key In Sinai Accord I& I groups Friday, Sept. ),I75_4 1111111~ WORLD ,bni'ø Guard, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Guerrilla Threat' Remains Sept. 20 is a slgn1ftcnt day in the lives of back one day because of conflict at the Daytona The park provides fishing, boating and plc. members of the !3ernard Duke Woody Branch 147 of Beach stadium site. nidUng areas with more than 200 campsites the Fleet Reserve Association. Thus, according to our high school sophomore, available to satisfy the needs of more than 5,000 It % ill be on that day (tomorrow) when members the "Jam' was postponed so more students could people who visit the park monthly. of the a&sociaton touch a torch to the mortgage attend both the football game and the dance. The area to be leased for private operation they've been paying on since 1967. Rotaract Club of Sanford Is the sponsor of the consists of .2 acres of land with a Spanish style -----------------------------------------------------tihii'.it ftinh,r'n. g,rufnrtnIr,mrni ., .,4....,I ih i Inrti lounge store, store. rest rooms. Thr lnciil Fleet !lrvø niitf Ii awin,c nf 600 retirees of the Marines, Navy and Coast storage area, kitchen and bar counter. It will all be of various styles. will celebrate th e occasion with a hawaiian luau, under the general supervision of a park manager, ____ Ihichillgetunderwayoncethemortgagegoesup employed by the FCD. _______ in smoke. Persons tshtng to bid on the concession will be MI Fleet Reservists and their guests are invited Ho 'd you like to have the opportunity to operate . required In post a surety bond of $1 0,000, but in lieu J to theaffair. which will featuiv dancing following one of the most modern commissary and marinas in of the bond, oth er met hods of financial protection the hIaaiian luau, Central Florida? can be arranged, according to the FCD. THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE IN SHIRLEY COOPER 83i 9717 C,.eI,rr t Wnicr Spr wqs ROOM 203, SEMINOLE COUNTY 8349212 Altamonte Springs Longwood COURTHOUSE, SANFORD, FLOR!DA SHIRLEY MIt LET 834 121? Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 DdtOflO J L' 'x �A-Evenng Hera td Santord, Fl. Friday, Sept. 1. 7s Adven fist Evening Herald, Sanferd, Fl, Methodist THE SEVSNTP-DAV ADVENTI%T CHURCH Fs,,tt Cit,-SR 43 0 Irsis Tar Attec,$I, Patton Ls,tH.isd.rtP.fl*R A kfl, IiIriy krv$cn krv.cei. Sabbath L lilt a in. Saboattslcpi,.l Veters tsmvtsi be4eq seiw, We £v,,PraeMe,Iiøg ,$pm. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CP!UR'N Coiwt tU, & Elm C R Null Sbtpvdj Sir,icss Sabbattkh..l JL The Church... Pastor Widssi$dA NgM Priyia Sirv.ce THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, ;j! A. 1.Wp in, 0 00 0 0 * * SChoot UontsinWonhIp Evtnngenhip Family NM (Wed I SA$y 5:)$i '3 - .. ____ - 1 1 liii 1 - - ill I • 7 31 p in ... -- . . Pastor Riv, IT. Psils CtsvrcP,.00odHourWTRR 501am i$i iii issday School Mornen, Woi-;tsp II Ni in £van*lsstic Serv I N p in Family NsM Service 7)lp ,n. Y.P.E.Wed. * •. . .. - . r:.h ),. SANFORDCHRISTIANCHUCH .-. -. .'... .- -. - GENEVA CIURCH OF THE NAZARENE St Pt 44 Geneva Patty, Rev n £ Gs.,n IS N a m Srsdiy School II Ha in Sun Wofshsp ,, -r ::: Bap fist " itt 7 • 711pm. 'j•.. •... .'t••,.. Church Of Christ ' si NP" 7:30pm 7 11pm '•,, Wed tv*ug Wst'iwsday Bible CLass P" 7:30pm . ii a Do,-ot,.ttl 34 Pr fl3 1110 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH tIll West Peril ShoeS GoorjiOals..ay Pastor tenday Sdisei II Na m MSnhoisgS.rnci usia l,nuvgSorvsce 7.3$ ' W,eI4Iy Service OsdTrvthstwaN,.D., PINECRIST IAPTISTCNURCH It5W.Airporll(vd, SwwwthHqfl Pastor ChorcTr.i.iag EVIRIlIS W.nIW. Wed 1v0R40g515vlstI - - , ' *.-. .. - .. ' - . -, / ... ........... . . PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST NltcwavlIW,d HsarceTaylsr&$ydHvpp £va$1u1h1 Bible Class 11:11 a m lI:Na in vSRIng Worihip 4:10pm. IiblaCJ•siee Wed. 730pm. -' . ,. 7.....- - . .- . ,' •. \ . . - -.'• .) , V... .. .. I . fL . . - . . - ' . :- '.,, - •. ' . e . I'M.: lva,getesticS.rucn 1:11pm. Wed Eve $1100 Wed Pniyet&lh4eStWy 7 11pm tM nsisoary -p - c/, (?: ......- -- .f . - t.fj7/1 -, 5);iV(- 1 -f41n. .. -j. -. v. . -.. -, - ' . 1 - - sr.. ,,: .. L .. utner Cnurcnos . THE LAKE MOSIROI CHAPEL Ora.goIlvd..L.mMomoo Pastor - .- . . . - . . :• . . . I '''I#//'1 'ifc Wad P,-ayorMsltog '11pm Morringwartiiep Worship 7:11 ..nt. PreyenMaeSsasWagay 130pm FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SIC Part Avespe Or.Ja7T Csinua Pastor Moouogw.rsIuip SPIRITUAL TEMPLE 1:30am. Sunday 5:45 am. NSW toc.$ttos: LlWary Selling I behind Monesog Wonhip ll:$Ia.m 110 Pee' Office) SR Ill £ Church St.. Church TI$.*IdO 4:15 pin. ung..ai. F1. 1:31pm Rev.RvthCattlo . Pastor Wed. Prayer Service 4:11pm hR WCI510 *ssocpM,,, NIaiiagS.rvec. 3:01p.m. Sunday LadwetMesieges 4p.m. -'- f)• - .1 1' r(dh1/,/(4?/.FJ .1u•a1_ ç 0RACIUNITD METHODIST CHURCH FlnstMuthodust,Parb Iv. Rev Mar,sisQ. Iycbimeq Pastor Church School lila in Mor.ungworslup 540am 1:11pm MYF - %louda) L 6:1-4 616 -i COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy 1753:tPffieyPul5q*l %ridncsda Luke (i:I- (I,.. I.es Rev. William PICSSfl Pastor Assast.Pastei R,v.Ks*MthUIIIII Miming Worship 5)1&llam. Clmswch School 5 31 & II a in. with classt len alt ages 5ory Feilowship Caf$ee between lIrYICfl 1:30pm UMYF lweewivg Worship 7 Hpm Wed. Sel4o Stedy&PviyIn Sony. 7:11pm First Wodneeday FeIlewshlp Svpr 4:30p.m. . sm a) %iaIIIN'U •u.it -, U's 5 This is BasiL Much of the time he can't icr bcyiind his ne;sc. • i flw% I Ii) 5CC. - s. 11 i' V.,)() ,.sU WI... I ?H)W isI,.0 .aUloS Friday . . . - . . Many folks have tempnrarilyampaiscd SpIrItual Ylilon. But sometImes they can compensate A ifl OthCt W$)1. - - Catholic he said, "but 1 sense their nerd for character dcsclopmcnt Surprissllgly, hat father has returned U, ihurch. N('st he s jut, *s faithful as his children. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH llSOahAv-e.taMged Fr. Williain In.. Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRISYSCIENTI T Pr.S.k Shine Asp, . Street 1:11pm Sunda Sat V,gilMats Sun. Is in., ti.ii& l3naoa 11:101 in. Coo$oesi.ni.Saf 4-Ppm. WIdaatd3v$.rvica 130p.m. We used to say o1 Basil, the moment be shakes himicif he's giti 'twcnt) 1 Went) . . - . Same s true ol many people once they sense ihesr Gud-gten responsIhIstles. m _ - . ,. , I I - , .. ' -_____ , 5.. '.,-.. 1575 S.irv ted 0, I P *jswrv vs ibi. Sty '-4 tevtsr *4..vismg S.f**.. Ic. St',b*; ''V" FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 415 Park Ave LooP king Past., Morning Worship Ste 611am. SvniaykP*lI 541, m UMYP 131pm Moos Prayer Breakfast )nd&lthTtmursday 1:31am. Family Night Supper lrOSuvsdap 411pm. 5(1.-I - tWain. I.Na in Mrning*srhip CPmurchSCt*sl MoriungWerslwp Nursery I C WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULFSERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes CELERYCITY PRINTING CO., INC. £Idenlprmngslayt.slChiwch,OtdOriemdoIi,aticessirAve. Church. 11, Part Ave. ?. .•' CM. Alismoewi Friendship Sapttstbua*Of *fllmonsv Springs Pt sapieu Church of Oesry Vlrst Clued of Denese Firsi SpIts1 Church ii 1.010 M1'v J FwsI SaosI CPch II Lies Minion First BatesI Church Of Llsgw01d. C.,. CIE'** £ 0n10 p,,j lanetit Chord if Oe*d. FirsI lapliel Clutch of SanLando SIngI Fuist ShIll. MIssionary $açtlst Church. 1)01W. 1111Sf Pareit Cnv Saps.st Church First &aptst Church if Oitreii Fet.s4pn etred Baptist Church. O.odo jordan MIt nary I#ptiII Church. 1431 W. Firsl SI Ner*sde $a4sI Church. CheIuofa $pif chur*. IIoflP $4.. iifesptio Macedonia M.ssssa Baptist (P.,ecft. Oil HeN Ii. Obuno Morning Glory Saplist Church. 0.0ev, Hwy Mt Miutfi Pr,mut's Baptist. 1501 Lscvit Ave. Sanford Ml O.vu M..ts'ona'y Baptist ChuncO. SaoLa-nd Springs Rd.. lapItet Church. SC$ Jerry *,. MI i-tie Aeflsenaiy Sapsist. Sipus Ave Np, $Ølul MitaMary CturØ, 5.1$?. A IbChaty Avl. Ir4anda.v P.ap*ty Miss CIvic League $14?. Lpwi*1, Pta. 5 MIu4jy e in I\A I y - ISa ll.Ola in TNILAKIM.ARYUNITIQ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Huller Ave,LabeMary Rev A.F,Stsv$*i MehisIeq Soliday ChurthSchool 5:41am, S Ilpius I . •: •• ts. - um" 9 • - .. ',:s' ' - j• . -. - .4 - ' : :' . . , . . - - ________ 1 - 4. ..' / . . . . . "'.' LI - . , . your . . - . -. ... . . , - .' . ,' ' '' - - - ..__i• - 1J&cr, .0 ., - -',-- " ""' - -- - - - , f15' is with you. ..and says to your spirit St.JohnChCy3ostom(lapdEasternOrthodoxCathollcChu!chol out.slde,remember Jesus cuns ances, eace, be still. : America celebrated Its 13th Sunday in conjunction with the feast day of the Exaltation of the Life-Giving Cross. A anniversary . E """ Flat-Ida time of Southeast Di° The bill has been approved by the House International Church Of Christ The bill is H. R. 9006, The Relations Committee and will Evangelist liarrell I). International Development and be presented on the floor ' Reservations may be made and Sabbaths are observed in Okia., will conduct a series of deals only with economic month. A similar bill Is aLso mllltaryahl,separatlngthetwo Relations Committee. Section Line Trail or Mrs. Paul members of the congregation Church of Christ, Sept. The services will be held ?oortnisMv fllvti.. with 'nru'intm ii nightly at 7:30 and at 11 n.m. on Sunday. First Methodist Munk St. Luke Dr. J. E. McKinley, a former pastor of First United Methodist Church of Sanford, will be the speaker at both morning worship services, Sunday Rev. McKinley was pastor to the Sanford congregation from 1945 to 1953, the longest pastorate ever held in this church, 11e has always been known as "Ed" and is ,., lIlUfSLOfl intlus W>' V1S1LO. living with Ills wile, Mae, in Palatka since he retired (roti Congregation the active ministry. A mini-drama, directed b. Both Am Anna Lea Heard, will hi' A new Bible study on the Old The cclebration of Sukkoth, presented at both morning Testament iz. being taught the Festival of Tabernacles, worship services. Thursdays at 10 a.m. at the will be observed by A future event for the church by Mrs. Bess Sapp. A Congregation Beth Am at their congregation will be a church will be provided if ''" .. first of Greater Orlando Chapter of the ('trder of St. Luke will meet Tu.iay at 7:45 p.m. at Winter Park Presbyterian Church, Dundee Drive and Lakemont Avenue. Topic 'Hospital Visitation" will be discussed by panel members. Re". Bruce Cuming, associate minister, Mrs Michael Krass, RN, and ,.4, , .... ..-. .- - Christ Methodist 'Ihere will be a hamburgerhotdog with homemade ice cream Sunday at 5 p.m. at Christ United Methodist Church. Each family attending should bring enough hotdos or hamburgers for their own use. There will be games and activities on the church grounds for everyone. fry "' , - UPSALA PRISIYTIRIAN CHURCH CoriwcCouew,Ct,t &Upi4laRooii Rev D.a'w.r,Shea ast,, SeodsySthoel S Hans Morn.img*arslmip IS siam. lveiwimgwersli.p 710pm .1. • • _l • u uiuuu Out Of The Hymnals - - WILSON.MAI ER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS andEmployes ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff 4) fellowshIphallinhonoroIRally Longwood. Sukkoth is a harvest Day. D '.1 DURHAM. N.C. (API festival of thanksgiving and female Duke students are re- F roviuence Sonic Christians are taking the writing not only hymns and The Women's Guild of the special prayers will be offered F'r S • l risian "Him" out of the hymnals. of Scrip. Lutheran Church of Providence in observance of the season. prayers but Fis'st Christian Church will They say if humans were "in lure. Ultimately, an entire in Dcltc'na will hold its Fill Children of the congregation the image and likeness of God," "nonsexist" Bible may develop. Luncheon and Fashion Show in will bring fruit to decorate the begin a new youth ministry on For instance, in a standard the Fellowship Hall of the littice covered patio area, Sunday, under the direction of then God must be both misasculine and feminine, translation, John 15:13 reads: Church on Providence Blvd., sharing the "harvest" with the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson Jr, "Unfortunately, sonic folks "Greaterlovehathno man than Sept. 25 a noon, Mrs. Harry entire congregation in an and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kyle. are attempting to see this as this that a man should lay down Baltrunat and her committee "Oneg Shabbat" at the con- On the third Sunday of each month there will be a con will serve an appetizing salad, elusion of the services. 'neul'rizing' God," said the his life for his friends." temporary service. The Sunday The Duke group has con- rolls, desert and coffee for Rev, Robert Young, chaplain at CongregatIon Beth AXIS been in existanee less than evening programs at 6 o'clock, l)uke University. "It's more vetted that passage to: "Great- lunch. will feature rap sessions, Mrs. Alfred E. Grann has three months, but over positive than that," en love has no one than this that Under the Rev. Mr. Young's one should lay down one's life arranged for the showing of the families observed the recent special programs, followed by a latest creations for fall, High Holy Days in services recreation program and guidance, a group of male and for a friend." . refreshments. Seversl field . i .: tripsarebeingplanned,also passages C A& PWEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS &PAINTCO.,1NC. and Employes WINN.DXIE STORES and Ernrloyes L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROMREALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanfordand5faff 200W. Fir5t - NodelapbstChorchPor,slClt,Cemmv,.ity(ro$erpor,ttc,y NewMt Calvary Mtssien.avy Baptist. 1101w. lItiuil NSWSIun, P,Im$ftv,5ppft*0Ch0r5*.s5geW 11.1St. istw Tnlsmun.t SpISd hirc*. fly lii hoyll Lamgwed Ne. M7 lien BaptIst Church. 1730 Peer Ave. lactessa Pail Sapetet Church, 3747 W. 71* St. Peep'oi Bapti,t Chapel. liii W First SIrool, S.aaerd Pinocresi Baptist Church, III W A1',I*I BlVd Pratt c.a. 5.apeto, RIdge Rd.. Porn Pint PvIis MissiO*ary Bapftst Church, UdwOy CHURCH OF CHPIST Church of Chi*tt. Ill) S. Path Ac;. Chw(bofChrittapL1b.EtU S 17.t3N.C.aswlborry SoeThS.mine00CrchofCp.,js,14l,L,k.H,W,IIRd CPmwchefC$smst,$PatmS,qia,soq .AllamenfeSp,s Ch*ch el Ciwist. 04r4Va Church of Chriit. Longwo.d Church .1 Christ, Psora Church of Christ. W. 171* St. No,.1side Church of Christ. Pta Haven Dr - Mittand S.corie Shiish U.ssien.ry lapt: Couch. Witt Sarlu,d Str'*lend Saptst Cru.,tu, 3131 Patmeyte St. .bs *111*10* $dVfoII • liii N0e la10h'l Church. Ill Orange Ave. CATHOLIC FMTS1 II flu NelI,Ni, Lies Mary *11 s. Cahulic Church, 7)1 Oak Av0,, Sanford St Au's Calslic Church. Dogwood Trail, Delary St. £vg,siii. Ce$huftc Catinch. Sunset Dr. near Settees Rd. C.assetwrry 55. Nary Mag.daIiap Callollc Church, Madta.d Avi. Aflans.We I.aIVOf.10L6*5CO*S1ClIJ)INaII,IIIdJ DeIlo.a CHRISTIAN F.t Uw.slian Church. 1457 Sanford Avs. Sènfond chm;.s55 e Chants, 133*. *'rporl SIvI ht1h,ife t&fi1n Church, Florida Haven, Dr • Maiftaisd Llk*,te'w Cawlifien wch. B-san Lab.. Rd *5 jainteun CONGRIQATIO.cA1. Catpraguf.i.at Chrish.. Church. 3101 Path irie M*th*d.tt (hurcn, I-SI W iits St Geneva Methodist Cimunip,, Geneva Giic, United Mlthodist Church, Airport BlVd Graist Ctsapul A M E tivvch. O,ieös . O43gowe Mith*ditt Church. 011110 Methodist Church Pao4 Welicyan MetM4ut, It. 44*. at Paola St. Jaings AM.E. III at Cypress St Nary's AM.l. CIW,CII t, t. iii. Si. Past'; Methodist Chur;h. Ostogus Rd., lurerpri.. Station Memorial Church. S. bury Saniand. Undid Methodist Church. Tamp FIrst Pod., Suits Blvd. Atlamoof. Springs CHURCH OF GOD Sl.Jamo$M.ss40nary$aptastC,ch,StRg4lØp, II. Paul Saptit Church. III Pine *510. SI. Maft%eini Baptist Church. Ci'aaa Kpt Springfield Mflt.inliny laplief, 11* A Cedar Miasfoniry Sipotel Chord. 1* Cypeels S.. Tenspie $apeest Church. Pale Springs ii prng Wt*am ChodSi Mas:.4f1 511051$ Cusech. Mini I Wilfism St METHODIST Samnetl United Memorial CP.ur'ti. I. Delary Ave.. lnlerpelsa Sear Lab, United Methodist Church 5.1101 AM I Church, Canaan Hgls. Casselberry Ceittmivity United Methodist Church. Hwy. 57. & Pimey Rifts Rd. Cassilberry DeScry Community Methodist Church, W Ni: Rd.. DeIry First United Mthodust Cliunib. .-aek Ave Pint Methidi" .,cn .1 Oviede F.,., Methodist Church, 3445 Sanford Ave Ctqe Of 0ni, 14) Hirb, Clsswci! ;S Gnu. M$ W. 72nd it Church Of God, Ovilde C.hurth ii God '$stsn.u. Lake Monroe Church 000.1 *.., e,.te. Church Of God. 1013 W. :4.1 10, Church of 001 In thrill. Ov*do Church Of 0,101 Prnghey, 35110. Elm Ave. Church Of God of Pedseçy, 17$ S. Pnsimmoe £ie. Church of O.& MissIon, EN0I00 Rescue Churched 0.1 tPISW Uth Si., Santord NAZARENE F.rstCher(Im.4tneNa:aren.,W)ndatMapt F.m Pirk Geneva Church of thi Nstareew. Geneva C.mmvnity Center Lake Mary Church oO 1*. Najaroesi L*ke Many Blvd Uku Mary Leng.e,- Church of tIme Nazarene. Wayman I Jeswp Ave EPISCOPAL All Epiiioyuêt Church, I. Delary Ave. Enterprise Christ lp.sch,al Cherub, Le.g Nl$y Cross lpv'scpiI. Park A-re. at am si - Saints Langunad LUTHERAN *,cens.cn Lutheran Church. Overkraoo Dr Cassa(ber,y 00051 ihupAeru United LvtMiiii. 71$ S Orlando Dr Lvlbnan Church if P'eetdeora, Dettena 'Listhnm. Ch.,cIm Of 'he R*smer, IJW lIft ?.;usls Lvffierir Choral. 0.lden Days Dr. A (ans.lWrr St L01es L.T'sSen CLv:tIm. RI. 174 Sla#sa Hv,y. , $1.13. PRESBYTERIAN Lake Mary United Pro*5leriaes Church First Pruilileria. Church. Oil Ave. A ad it. ' stt Presbylvelan Ourcb if Oelary, B. HlgNaiid Caavrmant P7etbytrta. Church, 3111 5. Orlando Or. St. Andrtwt Preslytersom Church, I'S!) Bile La*, i. ____ ___ Si Mat5 Presbyterian CAWch 1011 P4Im Ipcstt, Rd. AlIam,nse Spgt Upsala COmmunity Pvssbytwia Church. Upsala Rd Wssh limiter Prosbyterl. Chwih. Red lug RI, Cassilkerry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST FMest Lake Siventh Day Aivittliti Chytch, Hwy 414, Forf tIff Svth Day Advt,st Church. Maitlaod Ave. AItainimit Springs Sanford Seventh Oiy A1vtist CImfch, 7Th & Fm ,., I I -- 4! q .!. _______ WiftStr Sprit's S,v,iPs Diy AmJr,nt,st Churb, '45 Mjt Rd ,.. ' . ____ -,. .. Ui , l$ . •, I \d1'm1 i.., OTHER CHURCHES AIIIII5 A N I Church, Olivg & 13Th All Faith Chapel, Canip Sornan,t, Well,. Park Rd Seari;i A.'inti,, Holiness I.ardIN Ave Chulvef $1 _____ _____ a Cinnmwwt1 :kurct CWshS4 loses Chrlstii Utsa, 013 SaiNt. 3315 Pimb Ave. lasfora Onthodsi Churdi. ChryHotoin Fern Park _____ ,..' , ____ . - ...•- 'rn w First Born CImWVCh .4 the Living Old. M,*way P,ttI.(s%tal Open Bible Tabernacle Ri5I,'u'e,od Ave. petite S.m:,., Hign khsstj (Off )ftts FinS P$*Ieatf ii Church of Lan,wsod FirI Psnl,cutal Church Of Sl*$,rd Pull 'lo 1774 Country Club 4.1 Olive Nsh*f1s Ch%wcb. Oak Hit) R. Sanford Aililmi, Church. tall 1 Pin Ay tanIcri Co0pre,aI.iaj The Stuatien Amy, III Jofiovj'5 Witnesses, 5004W Irn St. % lam St w.rt.1 NuII Mural,. Church, AHamenle SPrIItgt o United C'.rrch .4 Christ, AItamoe0 ClihittiMity Sfefy Chapl, All $pgs TPip F(,ll (Sospes Church Of OW Ileses Christ. wasliengt, St taA4m CIIJ - I. I 'C .: 1' GiPfliZ II II I II ____I I . ., ____ -. Lf-t: i ______ t.hapel, Hwy. li-fl, Pint Churched Christ, kseewist, *1. bid St. Lake Molirso Chapel. Orange Slv, Lake M,, Klilpt•ns Hall of J10s,ee-; Witoe5, Lake Mi.,10 UnIt, it - - ,_ ,, _____ ': ' / I , - ' - .5 -...--i'sji:::'i.lL-. ' lt'- -' '' I .r; . .. L . .. . - ,, - ' ':- . .., 1 1 1 . , -- - ____- 1 •1f: I , . ::iJ. F '' - ... 1'I fr arsouschutihes atthella.m.,worshiptwo ouisws .isslsttseminsster Special vrojects will includi tarwashestoraisefundslora t,sit to Norfolk, Va, at Rosemont Church, where Dr. harris was former senior minister The sensor high \'F of Rosemont sisited here, and insi'ed the i'irst (Jsunb tisunbers to sisit them Thes will stop over night at (Ix Fa)LtksLlle iN C ) Church to be "uest f (Ii ,,e v •t II reuowsiup tiltre. They have a special project which is supjx*'tlng a child at Southern Christian Children's Home, Atlanta, Ga. I" New officers of the Women of (lie Church ci First Presbyterian Church of Sanierd were Installed this Psychologist, will be week at the annual meetbg, From It-fl, Mrs. Edward Fulford, treasurer; Mrs. Leroy Nopper, on film at the First Baptist Mrs. Wafter Gklow, vice-president; Church, Sanford, Sunday at 6 historian; Mrs. it. Wal.lIc, president; Rev. Virgil L p.m. and Mrs. Chester Davidson, $t-CfttI1Y Bryant; OF OFFICERS OF YOUR CONGREGATION WHO PARTAKES IN OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECULI Absolutely Served s. . :' = AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE farm fresh eggs, tasty bacon delicious home fries and toast. . . -OR Cole sLaw Cottage cheese salad, potato mixed pickles, sliced peaches, appi sauce, tossed salad, assorted dressings, deviled eggs, pickled bets, job with fruit, acaroni salad, ( III1 .Scrumplous, sausages, or - Roast torI cy with dressing, rare roast beef, pot roast of beef, corned beef and cabbage, fresh roost Pork, $9 of Iamb, baked ham, fri-sb juicy chopped sirloin, fresh seafood, ADULTS ' , HOT BUFFET FRESH GARDEN SALADS First Baptist presented INSTALLATION U BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER mission •:1Hfl:." '1uiii(jui!iii' c II U • 1 . ' ' I - WE WILL ., " Lp - •------ , Church . - "• . . -:" left, Rev. Father Mark Schulz, Fr. Dismas Markie, Rev. Daniel A new bill before the United for the Included in Stoser, and altar boy Donald Kellenbee, (Herald Photo by Bill States Congress "represents a the bill is the basic support by Vincent I significant step forward in the the U. S. of programs in food U. S. response to world and nutrition, population -- " - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - BAPTIST Antiach Saplisl Church. 0,1010 Calvary 3.aptLat Assooebl. 711 Falrmoof 154010n0 Gird.. C00L Hwy 17.131 tat.,,, lanlist Church. Crystal Late 6 3rd. Lab, Mary CnWWsry Baptist Chch. ro S'.uata sivi Canital Sapist C.tw,a, WI Oak Ave Cimetuota FirS Biptsst C;eara!eq Mn.sa. 01y?.l' ChtfCIm. t'ovThwttt Rd ' protection, ' ' - . There's violence Like se've rsever known before, both m acck4ents and out of malice. But Jesusi will for our abundant life has a lot to -: ith our JrememberonceIssasapprehnsIve aboutapLanetrip I s.c zi' traveled a lot by plane, and I'm not usually bothered about it. But this time I had a fear dossis in the pit of my stomach. I was praying, and I said, "Lot-ri, I want You to go with me and protect meenthisfllght,"Thendeepwlththmelheardthelordsay,"Go withyouWhydontyoujustgowithME. And I thought, "Dear Lord,ifYoi'regoingtobeonboard,weareOK.WeareOK."And we were. I think of this so much now when I begin a trip, whether by plane or car or any means. And I can say, "OK, Jecus, I'm going with You If I'm going ssith You, then anything bad will base to go through 'You Ii, get to sue.'' Thre's a vcr in the Bible U'klt .ays If . a thief is going to rob a house, he must first bind the strong man that protects the house (Matthew 12:29). When you're relying on Jesus for your protection, anything harmful has to go through Hun to get to you. You can't ask for better protection than that. Christ cares about oer'n.i1 safety, There's a sf:y frori Mark,C apter4 that illu aeths, Jesus and Ills disciples were • traveling across a lake when a storm came up. Jesus was sleeping, and the disciples became frightened. They came saying, "Master, carest thou not that we perish?" .lasd think that's the cry of every person when trouble strikes, when fear comes in. Even when we're close to God, we find those words in some form going out of our hearts to Him- "Lord, don't You Care? Don't You care? Jesus cbes care. He showed He cared by doing something: "And He arose and rebuked the wind a1 ssld nn,m the sea td5i be suil And the cmd ceased, and there sas a greit iilin (?Iark4 39) Hestllledthetempest Howllosethat' - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff ASSIuIMILY 0 000 rtI Atiombir ot Ged. 1711 & Elm ad . .. - i . i candle light." That's what "Angels: God's Secret Agents" is all atlout. • sessions, and discussions millet of both local church tot the public. . . Th.'1.spnr.ntr1,irtIt pivc'75 relative to areas of spiritual youth and academy men will concerts concerns, which will be led by continue to function, world. He began his musical area pastors who are members In addition to the various career at 15 years old 11.3 of the Ministerial Association, programs of planned, the organist-choirmaster with Dr. Harris as moderator. Atlanta's Druid lull Baptist Academy Color Guard will visit In addition to the involvement various churches on Sunday Church. At 17, he performed at of midshipmen in the chu'ches morning, assignments are Atlanta Memisorial Art Center in of their choice on Sunday, a made by Dr. Harris. Any IsIs first solo organ concert, He youth retreat is being planned church wishing the color guard memorizes all his work. He is involving youth of the the youngest faculty member of should contact him concernLn association churches and dates, Girard College In Philadelphia, midshipmen at the Baptist where he heads the choral Consideration is being given ke>board department. Conference Grounds near Eustis. The retreat will begin by the Ministerial Committee A iru.n riO ,nrin len,,, C,rst.. on a Friday afternoon, and for a youth ministry in the lunIt)Unted Mthodsst will close Saturday evening. Rev. Sanford Plaza, possibly in in tie annual Thomas D. Smith, of First form of a Coffee house ap1i)man s Retreat Sept. 25-28 at Baptist and Dr. Harris are in proach. , II. - says program cne stud" ball n"rlod Stanifer St James African Methodist The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossIble SEMINOLE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff / . ....... - - , ANNIVERSARY CEI.EBRA TED , YOV*Gt(, (gn,gesgs .. - .j ., In his best selling new book headline woulu be prompted in onto ' an1jc ir y pm as or esen a man- glory of God's angels, Billy Graham boldly, "forever -- Dr. Harold A. Harris, chairman 'south Committee in addition to of the Sanford Are3 Ministerial Harris and Smith, are: Rev. . L.arlo Curley, wind's daytnne and evening wear, conducted by the members. Association Youth Committee, Robsrt Hunter, Congregational and Col, E R Daniels Christian Churi'h Rev Ken youngest concert organ vir- from Betty Dreka's Ladies Pre3ider.t Daniel Moss emU S M C (Ret ) Commandant Mullis Ffrst Presb terian tuoso will present an organ Shop in DeLand. Mis,s Andrea phasizes that all who wish to Pastw III WedCPiW,Pvacfece - -. liketheman whobruughths>uungstcrst hurchrrccntly:"Mysdf, Imnoirdigious," Christian Sciena", Presbyterian FIRST PRIs:yT'RlaNcHuRcN u!'u . - •.. r - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD h Sanford Ave RI. Fr.a'acci.ar Pastor Swadav School Ia in Morning Worship 11am. Evetiii'g Service 730pm Sills Sledy Tuet lye. 130pm. YouTh Serysce Tves Eve 731pm CHRIST UNITED MITHODISTCHURCH Re-v.A,Clark.D,aa Ts:borD,lve,Svmiasdlstatoo SvndavC)lv,ch School IILDoRIISOS1R hesng Worship 5:411 in Sunday School &Nscsery m. MIIP4RIWorshP 710pm. Saiwdl,Me.slv,astast MYF3&45u0 Eel. W.tsIiopl&lSyO 1p.m. Wednesday Morning Pry'r Group , .,...S,t. - j'.ç' ' l - . w:: . • . '. I in Sunday Evening 7 SIp in Wed I,bliStvdy 734pm CoeqvIIwIMUtIiiundav I SIpn, COVIIIANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH llSlHwy ILaAeMaryIlvl Maitheu -• ..;, -, :.i •.. ,. .... (t.!4j'ti,i - ,'' :.-' •, : .-• •. . .. . . : - - .- . ;• -. -. : - •4jp!fl'Jl : :-' . - - - -, . C ,ill.cIJ ELDERIPUINOS SAPTISTCHtJRCIj I10HatIorAve.Pl.m.i$2 Rsed,Ia S.rlay5ctiool 541am lI-aim - Methodist . - •:', ,': -. . -:' -.;: .: ... •• ••'-, ... - : •' ii:, ;f fLj--•. : . . in edT .. - '• -- , - •-. •:'': •; go '.ongrega.ona -:' .; •, • now passing. - - - t.,Otji., SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH $I Orlando Ave (1751) ILvtlseranCfmvrctm,nAm.qical William I O.s.ney Pastor laity Srvsc, I Hem Svkd.aV School I cli in. Worihip SHam . :-•.' -. .• -. ...-• and Nurt,,, .4 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHUHOrI,OOD ; . . • -: .•.•:?.L: I • . •.-':.-. - s j TIm Lutheran Heur and TV Thu i tlm Liii" Iv ElitorA Revsclser Pattr . ... . . ... .i. . . .••. . .. :•' .. - - Pentecostal - .4 , .• . . • - : : LUTHER NCHURCHOF Klndera,too . /"1I 1(1(2' - 1f Lutneran ', .; . .. .•.. '-. -. . ,, M - .'' :.::. CONORIOATIONAI. CHRISTIAN CHURCH )401S.Pa,tAvg. 3n4104 Rev. Rahefl J. Hunter Patter Sunday Sdi..I 5:30a in p , . I . -4 : Pastor •1 24t • -:. :'IF.. 11- FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Ill oaso ElIcIt YovthHour I 10pm 1 Np m E,in,eI,tt ServiCe ?t d W,5 Service 1 W.dl 7 Np in NWf5lfV ProvIded for all s•rvicn . I ,. .5 -k -. .. • . Reclor Curate S Ni itt :: :: H.C..ir400 . if $ T,. I •) S -h-... - . . *015 Pib TPW Rev, LIISYD Sopor PurryW. Collins H,Iytommunlett . •• . -. ;,i . .. .5 -.--• ' I .. ?. F I . 0 .. - .. . •. .. . ) . . ____ -. n 'i" ? ij. . ',.s ' -. . I - - •. . . . ; . . ' . •. •-• - lI:Ma.m 11:111 in 411pm Tutsdaytlam 7:30 p m h . . ',flk 4:51p.m. 1:30p.m. 7:00p.m. PALMIYTOAVEPILJS BAPTIST CHURCH 2424 Pililseflo Ave. Rev. Raym..d Crocter . - - - . -.. - .& -'., .. 1 CHURCH OF CHRIST lulls Stydy Morimg Worship EVIIIRIS.V'tC. 1b4t0.ut W.*w-sday 114o CLass - ...- U, W7R 131pm SøsdayN,gbI$radcasl Frsdlakor IitlPartAve000 £vittg.tt 0 - I - .., Episcopal '' .... . - •.... ,i . . ' •,••' Pastor . 4.- ' CHURCH OF CHRIST elSPalmSwingsDr Attamoede 5.rins limit P. N*edh.a.n Evan00llst liMe 1tV 1110a.m. CENTRAL IArTlST CHURCH Car I4VtISI LOaSA . '' 4 Pin 7 )Op 7 $p ii, Stterin& Prsclaim.nq Wed Praytc Meet Nvrtqry Pv.vided .. . -•• . . S CALVARY BAPTIST &%S!MILY lllFssrmenl ISan*ondGard*nCtvbN i, DoviShotbity Pat,,, Morning Worship C)m.rch Trues Evins RI P Wed Prayer Serv,ts 1 $p in Wed Prayer :: - .,, - Nazarene CHURCH OF 000 .• Pva,erM.iiinW,d gc hase t.ikn angels v,lth the Bible to be the true Word of destinies of disobedient nations Angels scatLered Use ancient proverbial grain of salt, (j people of Israel because of their Until recently, that is. Until lie cautions his ."tT' grosmg research into the field against beliesing eser)thing sins Angels brought judgment of extrasensory perception has they may hear about an 'elic on Sodoin and Gomorrah, and .1_y', - ' made the spirit world seem beings and urges them to check eventually on Babylon and riiore and more plausible, Until out Scripture for t.homselses Nines'etu, And at the "end of the angels will execute such reputable observers as Angels ar not he assert! age astronauts began reporting mere spiritual sill-o.use.wisp 'judgement on those who have unidentiftedflymgobjectsnear or celestial beings with rejected Gods love, Bible prophecies concerning earth bearing striking beautiful wings and bowed resemblances to angelic air- heads hut actual created e'ent. in the world just berore cml' described thousands of beings, existing as surely as this "end of age", and the :: el, mind blost ing return of Jesus Christ, are sears ago in the Old Testamt ft n, is exist ha i'sp hcin5 fulfilled in I hi 20th A tid tint ii ticti Ii loss I1cr be) 011(1 IILIII'S ltiiiik'd tentury as never before in "Rosemary's Baby" and the understanding. Angels do not have h sical history. With this in mind, Dr. "The Exorcist" exploded on the public and 20th Century bodies Graharis say; t(he- Graham writes, "In the midst of the world crisis through skeptics suddenly found do hae the ability to tak' themselves surreunded by bodies when God appoints t'isem which we are destined to 1;'e in Sat.an.worshipping churches to a body-requiring task Ten the years ahead, the subject of and courses In witchcraft and thousand of thorn for instance angeLs will be of great comfort demonclogy at well known 'came down in indescribable and inspiration to believers and a challenge to unbelievers to universities. splrndor on Mount Sinai 0 believe." In the midst of this growing confirm the esence of God i One such foretold event is the awareness 'if the spiritual He gave the Law to 11,loses which often expresses itself in a earthquake shook the m3untain era of demon worship through s'hich the world is fascination with the occult and and Moses was s clii the forces evil, famous this mighty cataclysm attended Writing of it, Dr. Graham acrwlcd,e thi rial arid t1ert'sman Bill> (rahrn shed t)S musty the dLiu1l posci lii duiwn but the rs fascinating new light on the 'fl staggers oseo1sboosp.sy ir other side of the spirit world, imagination," Dr Graham _______ - - 'I . - - Church Of God Or. Hireed Harti Wed Serr ______ famous, but equally nmn in his earthly struggles. FIRST SOUtHERN METHODIST CHURCH 34e Sanford A, Patter J I Forriti 541 a in. Sundst School It Hint Ma,mss5WorsIIp I 11pm EpoerthLIatve 730pm. øingWev$hlp 7 )lpm Wed P,aparMftt I . ¼- • ain SvMaylci'..I 7 35 p a invisible Southern OUR NATION I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 0ISpLl OF CHRIST in Secret Agents?" Methodist Christian £ Angels God's Njrsery A Klndef$arten Assembly Of God OFs)ODCtsU:CH Co27ThandElm pat Are SANLANDO UNITEOMITHODIST Stats lead 4,14 and Raymond Avttul Len,wrod. Flo,Ida 3375$ Telephone 3llM Pastor Lyman Ktrbwod Sill in SiM.yS(1S14 11:11am. Worship Friday, Sept. i, 197S-7A VEGETABLE Broccoli cauilflcwer baby carrots, green beans, Ilma beans, corn spinach, peas candied jams, mashed potatoes, yellow rice, baked squash and many others plus our Iineqravles and sauces. CHILDREN ) I if A I .0 BRUNCH SERVED FROM 11 TO 2 P.M. EACH SUNDAY BEVERAGE EXTRA ., "i,, , 14 & SR 434 LONGWOOD 305862.4000 - �______ - -'--- -- Legalized Abortion Lowers Of The Matern 'I- Rate 1 I ai Deatns - 1 _-4;§ . _ __ 1 , P — 49 T _____ NFL F k te W In • Evenitig Herald, Sanford FL Friday, Sept. 19,197$ -1 B I- - _. '^ - . ..'.. I f, _ . ,I ~ in the U.S., where the Supreme of manslaughter 4. last Febcuary Court ruling is still being for performing an abortion on a --r 0 En I .. WASHINGTON. D.C. — vigorously fought by the "right- 17-year-old, •,unmarried woman Abortion-related maternal to\' ,. . , li fe" movement. ip the second trimester of deaths and injuries declined ..-..-; The U.S. Senate recently Pregnancy. Edelin's conviction ______________ sharply in the United States rejected proposed legishition is now under appeal. following a 1973 Supreme Court 0'!,' - ;. -*~ ~ S .y which wouuld have prohibited ruling that limited the The new findings on maternal states' funds authorized under .the health may be closely studied in _____________________ pow ers to restrict abortion , Entries are now being act ' are $50 for first according to data recently Social Security Act from uvLni neighboring Canada, here a I. - _______________ q• p ' used to pa for abortions, ex- national of ages from artists for second and '15 for ti released here controversy has cept then flect.ss for the to sate a Downtown Sarford Fall Awards for Juniors are $10 first; The over-all death rate from developed around. the -______ Jailing of , . nd woman's life Sidewalk Art Show which will $Ssecondandaribbon for third abortions — legal illegal a a Montreal physician who has A:::-:-:::-::. . ' ______ — r. . beheldfrorn10a.m.ton,rn.or ri%Csfloruu e mention r,rbons spontaneous — drop.oed more y -The Senate also rejected a bill admit ted per oniun more __________________________ — Saturday Nov.will s later Friday and than 40 per be awarded In the fir st 4 5 ,O0oaboriIonsby t. introduced theacrn Sen. William I ______ _______ 14 along Fast First St three categories ( The effect of the Supreme Buckley of New York which suction method over the past n Art Assn. For iplormation on spaces. several years. ould have defined a legal ruling w as o make legal ____ an d the Business exhibit rules and ad vance 'person' as any human being Canadian abortions a%aiiat1e to millions from law permits I Assn. extend an invitation to all registration no ." it ' 11 the moment of conctption abortion onl) if a conumttee of : of American women wh' lIdd . .:-i I. ______ :-. , artists to exhibit and compete Doroa Strosnider, !inor Th P MI e Supreme Court ruling dottors decides that the '' '_ Previously been deneid them ' - • V ' for awards and cash prizes f 1, Bluff, Osteen The result was that legal applied only to abortions woman's life or health is en " r'' fl. performed in the first trirnostt r (!1flCrt d k the prt n ' :...' ' JUd'IJW %'.IIl b. on Irithis tnt ' .tbortion in the t'nitcd Statts of pregnancy. Recent, I ft research This is the kind of law that was Prest..ntations c.st. from 5860OU in 1972 to . ' :. . will be at 4 pm Ir 4, FAIRWAY has extended the 'safe" period StrUCk down in the e45,000 in l9 Saturday. Winners must be United ' ',', -c1':1 " .'• , ,, ')'4 " -4 States b the Supreme Court in The death rate from legal beyond the fit trimester. • present to accept an award iaid — LAUNDROMATT 1973 ' ', , have abortions declined in the same attended the show both A Washingt3n, DC ob> Dry Cleaning at budçet .-e r period from 3.4 per 1 ,0 to 3.0 stetrician, Dr. _ da)s Categories are (1) a prices and coin laundry , William , ' The \n,tr(al pIistcian, Dr. '" per i,000 stract modern oil acr)clic and scce in a pkasant at Peterson of the Washington IIenr Morgentaler, was twice '' ' mosphere Open 7 a m The date on the decrease In Medical Center, sass he now acquitted of l other % media, (2) traditional oil, I dat "' 'I'% Located a i. -. " ' " abort ion-related deaths was routinely performs suction by Canadian abortion charges acrylic and water color t3) I' juries. The state .. .gathered in two separate abortions on women who are crafts sculpture, ceramics and FAIRWAY PLAZA appealed the acquitals — an 'V D studies, recently completed. more than three months wood The A Rose Circle of and (4) Juniors ages TOP the Garden Club of Sanford has selected the impossibility under U.S. law — On Hwy l7.92at271h "u One was by the Center for pregnant, kindergarten th r ough 12th garden of Mr. and Mrs. George Stine as Its Garden 322.9739 of the Month and the Supreme Court conDisease Control of the - A Ioston physician, Dr. victed Morgentaler for September. Th e Stine home is located grade (Saturday only) Try It you'll like it at 727 Summerjjn SELECTED last Department of Ave., Sanford. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent, Jr.) Cash awards in the first three Health, Kenneth Edelin, was convicted October by a 5 to 4 majority. Fducation and Welfare, The Ur1- 1. . . .. s•t.l . - a .. .-- . -.rra 1 the National Acadeny of DINING I TIlE III:RALDSERV1C g Sa - Calling All Artists , L .__ - . Friday, Sept. 19, ___... - - SPORTS WOMEN IA-Evenlnq Herald. Sanford, Fl. -- - 0 Reach Memorandum Of Agreement By JOHN NFI-SON al mediator who wouldn't give Sargent Karch, executive di- Management Council and York Giants followed suit. session Monday in Washington, ed to union leadership in Chi. by Sept. 16 for practice. That in to confusion or other hard- rector of the NFL Management players' union were telling the And shot tly before 6 p.m. EDT, D.C. The names were the same; cago. From Chicago will follow date was changed to Sept. 18. When the leaves begin turn- heads, and the frightening Council; Ed Garvey, Karch's players: if ing amber and gold and the air threat of Finally losing Ian they would play the New England Patricits. who all that changed were the diAes. an intricate timetable; the gLit -The second point said there in. union counterpart, and the gov- Football, the owners would give began the series of wildcat takes on the chill nip of fall, it's terest and dollars. The albtrosstinging around of it will insure the fans two would be no lockout or strike ei-nment's top labor trouble. th?ImI a contract they could !lve walkouts six days ago, said the y the necks of the NFl, owners weeks of football. little for the National Football from Sept. 16 through Oct. 1. It wasn't until 9 a.m. EDT shooter, W.J. Usery, [lead of the %ith, and let bygones be bywould return to the practice had been a contract that ex. League season to begin, The "inemorandurn of agree- Again the Sept. 16 date was Thursday, less than three days Federal Mediation and Con- gones. field, pired 191 months ago, on Jan. ment" said that the NFL Play. changed to the 18th. But sozitetimes it takes more before the scheduled start of the ciliationServlce, emerged from It worked. Almost imAlthough details of the 31, 1974. When the Management ers Association and Manage. than a inere change Of -The third point said the seasorts NFL's regular .wason, that it their marathon session in New inediately the New York Jets, "ineinoranduin of agreement" Council promised to lay before nient Council agreed to the six. Manage to change men's minds, I 0 n I strike by live NFL teams began York to announce they had one of the live striking teams, never were officially an- the union a new, This year it took 13 hours of to crumble and tlw-- pro fwtball reached a "inemoranduill equitable pro- point proposal as amended at make a new contract proposal of announced they would return to nounced, Tile Associated Press posal by, Monday, Sept. 22, the the 13-hour meeting. by, Sept. 25. That (L-itv "as gruelling labor negotiations season emerged, at least agreement." practice. Three more striking learned later Thursday they albatross was lifted. preceded by 1 91 months of Un' temporarily, from potential -The First point of the origi- pushed up to Sept. 22 It was more of a promise than teams - the Washington Red. were based on a six-point pro. Players will get the contract n.al six-point proposal said the certainty, a hard.headed Feder- chaos, an agreement. In essence, the skins, Detroit Lions and New posal made after an all-night the same (lay that it is present- Patriots'camp would be open i(srntinued On Page Al' Sports Writer lk . - . qw, -T MM_ _______M ___ . - 1~,-x4i'~~-_-.#.-_- ., _ _' - 0 j;1;Iti.__o. -. ' 116- &,.,-w._-_~' " ,_#- F ; _-~ * _ .-r.-_ -...'-.-. _ A____1 .- C'.- -f m ,7_= ,• #I I 4 '- ... 1. ,V,) I—— ,'~.--. "_ ia"Wiv, _ __ At _______ 1- N '_A_--_ ~ -- i i . - " I- - OL~_ I. _ Two Tonight, ~_. .__'L_ .--_ ) ; - _. Three Saturday --..- -_____.4J ~_.i~~t~~ 15~~~" -- ___~ _ff __J N -.:-., , __W M t I __ . -, 1 vl i " - _~ ) P., I I . __ 1. . 1r ,. .. . i, Prep Grid Teams - -.. 1. I.",.S.. _.'1 rail .- . nay .-;, r-, VS ~'-.___: . -1 ~, _.. . I1 .- .-1 ., .4 ' i, - . By JIM IIAYNES Herald Sports Editor - OUT IS FUN Ultimatum Soun s Like FreedoM 4 Bid DEAR AfiB's': I was a Both studies indicated that — legalization of abortion reduced divorcee with M y self? H, says he loves me, but we six children for the number of illegal nine years.. 'Then i married a TORN APAIT sure do fight a lot. And operations, performed under man who is 10 years DEAR TORN: Inmyopinion, everytime we have a fight, he my junior. a man hazardous conditions, and My two youngest children who would give his wile asks me to give him all the increased the number per- made their such an ultimatum knows that presents back that he gave me, home with us. (All funned by competent medical he will choose her children- plus a check to cover the exof the others were on their own. personnel under safe and 'flt twoare " which i what I think be really pense of gas for all the trips he now 17 and 1* By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN wants. sanitary conditions. In 1974, and neither is sufficiently made to see me. ___ DEAR ABBY: I'm 18 and my nearly 900,000 legal abortlona mature to leave home. Do you think we should take a Maybe were performed boyfriend is 22. We've gone vacation from each other for a In the United it's my fault for not pushing ultimatum: "Either your kids indescribable, but States, them hard enough, but the fact go or I do. I am tired of sup- my children away.I can't send together for a year. lie lives 30 while" miles from my home ann drives He wants to marry me, but The findings are expected to remnains that they stiff need me. porting them!" How much do I owe my over to be with me about four I'm not sure we can get along strengthen pro-abortion forces My husband has Issued an Abby, my love for this man is husband? My children? times a week, with ----.. pu'h other If we- r4n .e hra2L' •#S b_on __ _______________ up, should I return his gifts the money for his gas' CONFUSED D ear Abby 7' - ,i' LI ..- Shamu G reets Sen iors . 11 . A" t is - 1. - I I - -__ Dublin 0 =1111111111111111110 - Opening Week Spedai. II It-4 m, Haircut. Styli 11 I an - 'i ',, - - 7 00 Off - 1 •i __________ Florida Technological University's soccer team fell before the Irish blitz Thursday afternoon. The acore was 64, and I"TU coach Jim Rudy would obviously preferred to have quit at intermission. At least early In the second half when he had a two-goal lead. FTU led at halftime, 1.0. Theceeond half could only bc described as "wild ... simply wild" by Rudy. He's still not ri'rtin n'w.liy what happened, except his Knight booters suE icren a severe letdown as the Dublin team from Ireland rallied with six second half goals. Dublin coach Tony O'Neill, complaining bitterly about the Florida weather, didn't find the heat to his liking, but he had to snide about the final score. ______ - I* _N I)'.i - --- '/ -- -. b. J I -x, _____ i: - -. - sects as food," he says, "but the prime heel, and contain about potential as a source of protein. s'.ibject has hardly been con- 160 calories to the ounce. Entomologists think such in A new hot, or movie just sider"d. A lot of inaecte are sects as spiders, beetles, In a 1971 book, Introducton released in the United States Is used for food in more primitive crickets, termites and cicadas called "Bug." it shows people cultures, but rot in the more Nutrition, Henrietta Flexk could be mass produced on undar attack by fiery civilized parts of the world." wrote: "Insects constitute one sewage, mature and cockroaches. The professor is right about of the best remaining sources agricultural war'es. They "Bug" could Just as well be the quality of insects as f()()(J protein for the human diet and mature a:d multiply rapidly, the- title of a :ientific treatise but net about where they are are tasty alki clean.' and a sirgle "insect farm" on ways to ease the world food consumed. Toasted ants are That insects are good to eat, could produce several tons of shortage, considered a delicacy in and good for you, is not a recent protein a day. Insects are eaten by millions Colombia, and are served at The product could be ground of people around the world. diploma1le recepticns In discovery. The ancient Greeks j am Scientists think the cultivation Bogota. They taste a bit like the roinaus delighted in beetle and C0fturnption of vNim salted PflJllP grubs. According to the Bible, types of insects could be rushy Chocolate covered beby bees j01 the Baptist lived in the expanded, and could contribute are to be (c'wid on the gourmet wilderness, eating locusts and to nieeting the nutritional r.eeds shelves of delicatessens and wild honey. Hebrew dietary Capt. and Mrs. Kent of the hungry. food stores in the United States. laws, notoriously strIct on food Professor Gene de Foliart, a In Japan, silkworm larvae are quality, Showalter Jr., Copperas Cove, listed four knds of Texas, announce the birth of a University of Wisconsin en- a traditional dLh. Insects the people were per. daugt1te,', Angela tomn')Iogist, is one wo thinks Lea, born Termites are C&tefl and tennilued to cab Sept 5 at DjrnaIl Hospital Ft. insects could be an important Joyed rt dozens of countries. Hood, Texas. She weighed six source of food. "mere Is no They reportedly have more Qirrent scientific interest Iii powxls, ffeten ouicet Angela doubt about the quality of in- protein than frss iih, fat than insect-eating Is based °n ha,; one brother, Ken in up for fertilizer, fed to animals, or consumed directly by humans, Epicures say that once people bree.k out of their traditional cultural attitudes, eating insects can be a delightful ex. perience. After all, the French eat snails; the Argentines eat baby octupus; the Peruvians are crazy about raw fish. Why not cockroaches and spiders? Area Births Echols "SPRING CLOUD" Mattresses and Health Foundations I Twin Mattress p44995 Twin Mattress and$ 7995 Health Foundation ., Mattress and .. " Health Foundatjn "RENOVA TES" .- ' TONY O'NEIll - .. - !i'i - s.. i WARD JIM PRI1'CH,ARJ) Drew Bongianni. Tim Raines (1-0) travels to Daytona Beach Manning are Burkhart's Raineses. to face Mainland (1.0). primary receivers, while Daryl Raines, 175-pound is a questionable starter The Boone-Lyman Metro fullback Bob Haul and half- strong sizle safety for the Bucs, because of a sprained ankle, but Conference matchup pits a pair backs Wyman Jackson and is a first cousin of Seminole's expected to see at least Limited of winless clubs both capable of Horace Alexander round out the Ned and Tim Raines. And since duty. With him out, the winning. Boone Coach Jesse offensive backfield.' the Tatter have been known to' Seminoles moved l4ed Raines I;.ne has one of the area's Oviedo will also be looking to weave their way into op- From fullback to halfback and premier throwers in Mark a quarterback as its offensive ponents' secondary, it stands to insert Bill McDaniels into the liutsell, but the quarte'back key. Lee Ward, who shined in reason the boys will have lineup. probably won't even be in the fast week's opening loss to something to say to each other That was the ocedure last starting lineup. Seminole, has Rich Evans and bet ire the night Is over, week and MeDanlels wound up "Just don't even mention his Jon Anderson as his receivers. Mainland, 13-0 winner over the team's top ground gainer name, I don't know wha t I'm and squad player of the week. going to do with him," said . Game time at Memorial Ov iedo will be looking to quarterback Lee Stadium Lane of his controversial is 8 p.m. Hutsell Isn't Injured. And he's Ward as its offensive key. He'll be throwing We Howell continues the eligible. Lane's problem with to receivers Rick Evans and Jon Anderson. depend-on-quarterback trend so Hutsell is one of mental prevelant in high school footdispostion and off field acball, as Jim Pritchard carries tivities. The Lions are trying to put Flagler Palm Coast, might lead the Hawks' hopes against Lane listed Craig Corbett, the landslide defeat by the state in eye-catching Orlando Bishop Moore in a 4 155-pound signal-caller of lesser Seminole (53-6) out of mind, names. Besides the Raines p.m. tilt. talents, but sounder disposition, and figure a victory over name, the Hues roster includes Howell Fans will probably find as his sthrtini nuar!r''h.,rk di!!r't'? '"p.l "r Sm'i-ni lii'hh ,John llureh, l)''tyn' '- gmesinprogrcs r" "11mm. . .all I know is they Beach can achieve that goal. McClairen (son of exB-CC the field and one on the Bishop have a pretty fair team, and if "We will try and be a little coach Jack (cC1a1ren) and Moore sidelines, where coach Hutsell plays, he can throw the better prepared this week three starters named Daryl harry iTbe Hornet) Nelson football," said Lyman Coach make that a lot more who each spell the name the carries on his personal war Dick Copeland." prepared," said Lions coach same way. against unseen foes, yard line Lyman has a quarterback of Bill Klein. His main running As far as Seminole is con- markers, officials, sports merit, also. Bob Burkhart will threat is Hureal Bell. cerned, it not a name game. It's writers or anyone within ear. hopefully get the Greyhow'd New Smyrna popped Eau a scoring game, and Seminole Shot. passing game untracked, Gallic, 20-0 last week. fans are hungry for a conThe coach ofl970's Class AAA soiiiethiiig he wasn't able to do Seminole's district encounter .incing enough victory that state champions Nelson has last week in an opening loss to against Mainland also has they can be assured this year's been known to drop to his knees Oak Ridge. Fumbles were family ties. It will be Raines team is for real. on the sidelines and gaze Lyman's undoing. against Raines tonight. Make QuarterbacK N a r K skyward after his team (urnDanny Williams nnd Nick that Raines against the Whighams favorite target Is bled on its own one-yard line. j $1 I Florida State Ho es To Beef U ts Defensive P ay '6 Seeking strength at line- league baseball, into the start- correctly blamed him For FSU lineup in an effort to bol- Thames. TALLAHASSEE (AP) rish, a 6-6, 269-pound monster, great game." Either Florida State's de- backer, Mudra has Inserted trig lineup. He said Aaron Car- defensive weaknesses, will man ster the d,fense were Freshman To 205-pound Jones falls the "They have a super player at But the key to Seminole sucfense shapes up or stubby Loule Waldon Williams, a 21-year-i.ld ter, who was benched last week the other linebacking position. tackle Willie Jones, end Dave heavy responsibility of out- offensive tackle," Mudra said. ct'ss according to Mudra, is Giammona of Utah State, freshman who played minor after Florida State coaches inAlso elevated to the starting Porter and middle uartl Jon playim:g Aggie tackle Scott Par- "Willie's going to have to play a bett.r (lefta.,e. college football's leading rustier last season, is going to have a fled day Saturday, says Seminole Coach Darrell Mudra. Lcd by Giammuona, Utah State, 1.0, travels from the Rocklts to the Deep South Saturday night as tile Seminoles,(~ ' RAIEIGII. N.C. (APi - Lou Holtz, who will send North but they're not in Florida's Florida Coach Doug Dickey, Ing past thein at us." swamped 40-14 last SaturdaV. "I remember Tony Green "I've been looking at the films Carolina State up agalrst the ('lass," added Holtz, whose warning his team against a let1, scek a victory before a Wake Forest had lost the pre "The loss has had a real det- from when I was coaching at oij Florida, and I've never seen Gators here Saturday night. hcnneluwn crowd. tram was ulet 30-22 last week- down, warns, "Obviously, vious week, 14.7, to Southern rimentat effect on our squad," Tampa Robinson High and he explosiveness like this," frets "Wake Forest is improved, end by Wake Forest. "There isn't any question that North Carolina State was look- Methodist, the team Florida said Holtz. "It bothers me more was playing for Sarasota," said he's a great bach," Mudra said. than anything else. It was our Smith. "But my gosh. Green "Vou have to be on the alert first home loss in four years, wasn't the only running back on every down because you know and the players didn't think it that Field. They must have he's going to car ry the ball was supposed to happen. played 11 or 12. about 30 tImes." "When you lose one like that, "We'll probably have to The responsibility for stopthe players start second guess- stretch piano wire across the ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — After didn't get nearly enough into Wyoming. Nebraska and nd Phil August and quarter. yards in 13 attempts against ing themselves and the field to stop them,' said Smith, ping Giammona, a stubby 5Tech Georgia dropped Its seathe game, and some didn't play Miami, is optimistic. ack Kary Baker. The defense South Carolina but was hobbled coaches." will be feet-9, 176-pound senior, hioltz says quarterback Dave Seminole son opener a wcek ago, Coach who had worked very hard and "We (eel this year, for the s headed by tackle Gar) Dunn by a bruised knee in practice shared by the entire Florida scout Dave Fuller Buckey is a capable field gendefense, which was a dis- Pepper Rodgers developed a deserved to play It won't hap. first time, that we have really intl defensive end Steadman this week and is listed as ques- said, "Holtz said before the era], "but we're not getting the tioriable for Saturday. appointment in the opening 31- flCW ame plan for Saturday's pen this week. We'll get more in adequate depth on our squad, wavelbi. season that they'd have to out- ball in the end zone," The Wolf. opponent, a Miami team mak. against Miami and give our said the 50-year-old coach. Tech's wishbone attack, Quarterback Rudy Allen and score people to win, and that pack twice got iride Wake 20 loss to Texas Tech. Selmer does not base his con- .vtilch set ziwny school records fullback Tony Ilead ate listed appears to be correct, The tie- Fr.t's 20 "You can't really say that ing its 1975 college football de- regulars mere chance to rest ard hac withou: have the key hot under new Coach Carl Sd. and May fresh." i year ago, is again spear- as doubtful. Allen suffered vari fidence on experierce but on the knsc sure didn't stop Wake scoring. anyone's going to Miami comes to Grant Field showing of his athletes in spring headed by quarterback Danny oUS injuries including a Forest.' responsibility." Mudra said, iiier. Florida's Fuller says, "Al"Our biggest error as for the 2 p.m EDT kickoff as a and fall scrimmages. Myers and running backs David sprained foot. "C4tainly It's going to be a reRandy SmitK who scouted though he I Buckey) had just an sponsibility of the linebackers, coaches was not playing enough touchdown underdog with a Miami'; offensive leaders in. Sims and Adrian Rucker. Pat Moriarty and Tom Crow- Florida for Holtz, left Gain- average night against Wake hasn t players," said Rodgers of the young, unte3W squad, but Sel. elude fullbeck Larry Rates, Rucker, a 5-foot-9, I"und Icy will start in place of Rucker esville shaking his head after Forest, he has to be a fine but our linebacking play South Carolina game. "We mer, an assistant 18 years at running back Don Martin, split speedster, led Tech with 81 and Pead. t*en real good." the Southern Mettmdki rout quarterback. - Georg ia 89' P AND D ELIVER I Harold Keeling. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Elliot, former!y of LAW Mary, now of I3altlinore, Md. is , - Florida, N.C. State Ready For Weekend Clash Double Mattress $5995 Double Mrs. Siiowalter is the former Martha Keeling of Sanford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U1LL .- - c'!' -7 — - I .. - " - JIM RUDY rf ,P, r, _____ ... - I ' TilE HERALD SERVICES ~=...~i "- Bishop Moore tO-fl sat Lake (0-1) at Jacksonville Episcopal (1-0). Saturday night Seminole FTU Styling Insect Farms May Yield Food For The Future . i'_ ,. Downs back i The Head Hunters 1 ' Smyrna Beach (10) at Oviedo ~~ ~ft I (0-1) Saturday afternoon .. ,IV nip Sea World of Florida DEAR ABBY: This Is trivial, rolls out the red carpet to I suppose, but I need a everyone aged 55 and cer -professional" answer and . . during 15 days tWs fall as & don't know wIxTe else to turn. I the marine-life park .. hope you can help me. presents its second annualt. A baby boy was born Seniors' Recognition Days, 'd illegitimately in our family, and September 29 through he was given up for adoption an ' (ktobei- 13. fords Newest House of Beaut when he was a week old. The Festivities begin the natural grandmother insists on 407 E. 25th St., Sanford morning of the 29th with a counting this child as her (1 3201S breakfast for selected "grandchild", She even inMISS EL)l B! A. IIM.1. members of the state's eluded him in a family a senior community. Mrs. .. . • Louellh Dirksen, wife of the she is wrong. ",',ior fdith late atcr tt ''erm 0 1 a r r ift comments, please. Thank you. McKinley Dirksen, and WONDERING 14 Womtn's dignitaries from 5 DEAR WONDERING: A throughout the state have Men's MIsS Edith A. child given up for adoption been invited to attend. N , 'I appointed as Director of assume, the name of üs Men'sarcus Hit r $ During SenIor ' Development and Public adoptive parents and becomes Recognition Days, special III Relations Open Daily at Trinity a legal part of THEIR family. admission prices will be in tos Preparatory School, 8100 01 course the memory of the On Any Service effect. Alorna Ave. child may linger on In the mi nd With This Coupon, ( Special ) transportation ~4 Open Til In this newly-created position of the natural graadparent, but Thurs. C Good thru rates will also be in effect Sept. 25 at Trinity, Miss Hall will be he is no longer legally part of Only. (or the two week period responsible for developing ByAppI. hat family. through Grayline of Only programs and activities which Orlando, Grayline Sight. Hat. to write )C$tS1 will involve and inform the seeing in St. Petersburg Darlene Brock and Juanita Peeler community and the various Abèqati Van Bur e n , 722 La sk y Or., 11 ReverIy Hit's, Cull. 10213, for Ab. and Clearwater, Grayline owners publics directly involved In the b'vs bookiot "Hw to Write Lifters Tours of Miami, and life of the school. Trinity tO. All Occasions.' Phase enclose a 4 Greyhound. selfaddr,s,i'd, stamped (2 Cc) Preparatory is co-educational long, opc During these special I-~_v~ , in' W IC., -d1) school for grades 6-12. days, Shamu the whale will _______________________________________________________________________________ A graduate of the University be selecting ladies aged of Florida, Miss Hall I. nitjve and over to experience the Floridian and presently resides thrill of a 6,800 pound kis in Winter Park, _____s! 1wr attempt to put their best foot forward with twogarnes on tap "~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ TONIGHT AND SATURDAY ATUCKIS 5-V P.M. SANFORD AVENUE AT 13TH ST. Hall Takes Post ,. "7' - Boiled S hr i DEAR CONFUSED: A "vacation" from each other is a splendid Idea. Date others and hope that be grows up In the meantime. If you break U, return his gifts and tell him we gas was on him. - _________________ __________ — - - , 4 . - J0061 - - i3 k Dublin and FTU players chase ball downfield. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) . ...... 15. . . / - I e '' i... . High school football teims t - .." ....r f0 , - . - c e FUll ' Primed F Hurr i ca n es �—, .--.-----•4).- 28—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl U~T~111 ikM _1111 WiffjiSCOREB 11 Steve Canton Tames Hot-Hitting Pirates OARD Major League Baseball -sis im . .......... ' ?r 'it AIIu* N a tional League FIFTH Frn.1,.i Aquirre. East I"iminnr' 4II,p 1 'm'n W I. Pt GB MrnrP . CPIAVA Misoucru 577 7 AS A 0 41"% r,r;, .,,r ' mon it 4 5)1 6 I't A,. Kt 74 74 51 9 I SIXTH - I Ovu, 1 .. 8.rrc 75 15 sio 9', F I. ?,,4 1 Ar.tt, f''Arrn 71 II 171 IS MIt. it a Nrou 61 55 iii 70 ? Arril 7 fl)h.,n MQUf'I. I 0w-nnon West Frh.,ove 1(Y) 5) 651 -SEVENTH - 1 F t tmonon I Prior 2 i Anqt'Ip. 41 69 5,9 , , .irr, flors iti A , a UrJA c Or 74 19 iii 76 1 vi so Fflrlv AIPIrt1,, 6 Aldn 'r' Ii 417 1I' nrP's; N'i. 'i Pi'rt' I Oau': 66 *5 179 LI', 40 97 395 3' EIGHTH - 1 CP1,cP,n Aotj,rr ' 1 1.11rhil'i'l - flivi%.nrl title F rfqf'1,% AA;niept Thurtdayt Results ( rr:n,t t A'lIr', 1 tO n ''r 5 SI 1mis 0 Only o A moso. %CP'i'dulCd Today's Oamn IP,I&,,n Ili 9) t At tnt 'I 071 In) rPAfr.I,, RttnI,.'im I) I)) ,it Mr'4trM f)j)Ar I IS) In) Cnri Fh#IAr1eIr)h;A SI At PI' ( Chfilstm%Cirl Ynrk r '. 10 Ff("?A M:nii#.f (Sevc 71 9). rI' 5 (1 1 F erm i n I Ar"hA 7rr.' TWELFTH I ml (.', I - fl'Iabo Altti. 7 A.' •. ; A )4't9en Iknneny 6 I)). (n) 6'.'i''r * S.I,i t Arrea flpq)fl Unne's 19 10) ,, Fr4sn,-,tqt (Iflw.lI A 171 In) SATURDAY MATINEE Saturdays Gtm,s (,,c.nn FIRST GAME— I o ' ' FrPnn Fiellia 1 Urta (I I .i PIIth,,rnp, Sn fllq.qy, At Sn Frar,crI I v'nip S Eddy Sn(he1. 6 o .rri ('Ii,,, FInr?A 7 Cic'o Aranj, I (inrInnAti AV Atlanta. In) AIh,',,i, Sihcttt AricP I #* Arn'Ipç A t Hnjj4?On, (n) Suno.i Gams I I ns,tj At P?ttJ,rgh SECOND GAME— I Ectw,o Pld.Iphl At New York !.'rP'.'?, lr. Y?. 1 Eciy Leciz (nrnnMi M Atlanta 4 Itrp Ah.cc1 S AIc5n Bptia, 6 (bfrnq M Ptr 7 1rri EIorti s I M Ann.I ('c1I7,1 Arir cubs'itute 4 an fltpqy', At Sn Iranc,o -. AmerIcan L?aguc ;nIRD GAME— I Ur:A - FrP,x" I on;y Fast RItImni-p New '('FII r~ftmif MinnewtA Thursday's Vnti r. A. Results , SIXTH GAME— I Barre 7 (rnPt Flri 'I Oaoi:a Pt're7. PIPC,'I Rv'ww1A S ACPIA EchAv6 A$It1,i Alt,, 7 R'Ibn Zarr.', * f1'rnirv' Miq,j,.I %tow,lule Eddy MIIVVAI#Itro ITraven 610 ."rsf he? or SIIItI*' 11 15) at Baltimore (At "Amerr *1. In) New Yqwk ( Hunter 77 13) at SEVENTH GAME— I AIti.%A LPnIf. S Eddy Arne, 1A nakI,w&raø, SbS'1tute Mrtr) An'iirre TWELFTH GAME— Ca'Iaya M.irh7 A;IhAri Aqijirre, I Senti AlIt1 I Sala I i.,%n S Fermin A, 6 Frr'nya M,,q,,e,?a 7 Mr,jr I rnr I fk.. fl___ .Juh 'titutø Alt, ErPw - RESULTS FIRST - I EchartoAlba-rd, 111 . 100. 140: 7 Eddy BC'ti. 13) A$soclat,d Frets "Orure (rt k 1. ScbrIn , r' no - I. Miami- Ed' - S!XTH SEVCNTH Eddy Anne 13) 7 Ira Atberdi II) - 140.300-1 Ui*Re,tIe(7)3$Ø:Q Ii 1) 7410- I, I) 6-4 $0 EIGHTH — i arl Juan ,, 670. 670 3. 7 Frdnza LArrt' ( 7)5 40 70' 1 Benona (I) 670 1540 P ()7) 171 to .NINTH — 1 AWl is 1210, 600. 1 4( 7 7.'irr- 111 '1 7(7 1 *1 3 Juan (t ) 7 WI C) it 5)15 00; P II)) II 90 TENTH — 1 Montha 70 670 - 1 Larree (1)470:011-7; - NatIonal Footl'aII League Sundays Garnet New Volt Jets at Buffalo (1t'I*nii at Cincinnati I4"utp at PIre England PII York C,int at Ph,la dIpI'i NPW o-'tOn4 at wu1nQton ESattimoce at CP-car,o rwtrot at Ray San Francijo at Minnesota AtInt t ¶t ln',,s 114 1*-'trte -'it (lariat. Pntac City at Denver Q 11 - Al P f77 1 17470 1) (1 )74 90 - A 1 5j t-4i'rf,, 5179 075 ---- World Football .i,t Eattern Olvilion WI. T Pet. PFPA Ptr'?a,n PhUar1 TONIGHT : Mcaday's Game flatan.t at Miami. n FINrT — ) Ir* 5ifj. 7 *r*r's-,,i AlilAnaOknlr,-a Oqi?i S. 5 2 0 7 ,, , w 7 S 0 754117)39 Attn Weston Dtvis4ui ,krPve,M SECOND "A. 4 — I -: F!Odv P-$jIa(1.jpiIa At even par 72 are defending Butch Baird of Miami, Sarasota's Bob ,iurvin, We Put The ." BaIPhJO1U3SIOnONeWSIIITPa a- - - - • .' - In The Air, you have to do is catch it ',' The Most Comprehensive ' - 'I * , - sports Covera • 1.. . e - -_- -'-" " --A and ri bbawardedto the MgJi finishers in each event, Besides the motoa-osa race there will be wheelie co te jump contests, tricycle and unicycle competition and a father-son (.'d. , ' n _ "' _,.' ,• - _ ' - , l0 t- ' Registration Is open until the lOam, start with entry fee set at $2.50. Admission tators will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, The motocross coursehas two three-foot jumps, two niurlholes, S-curve and an eight-foot ramp, • Fcing ui!, t ny age groups in novice anj expert classes. '' / I'_.,\ - •o' (F- I , - ' " \ .S4 The event is sanctioned by the At _________________________ - '; 1 1' .•. I!ii __________ ' t \ "-.- / - I -("-c' _. All the way fr m pee wee leagues, to high sc school, oo,, college and pro - - - . - Iii / - " _____ '1 ,-- - - "u ' . • I I , • - NAM d 0 c : I e Wee ..e kda y y spor,s columns and. I fea tures, es pIUS weekend blanket COVernA — oesn 48 LI LI IvlaIser if YGU follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Bran Hey, Lake a e Howell or Trinity - — an treet, just off san, between Lyman High School and Milwne - - — i!-' \ - ,.4."J / ._" sts, . t"" . t'-'' f'' I;,.' % :TT'T:T' "fl- • . '''," Saturday ard Sunday from 10 a in to 6 P.M. , with trophies In 5 . , - . N PARI.MUTUEL WAGERIUO - N _4111111111111 POST TIME 7.30 - P fa1 y. 5w c t:.Wltb1PNdd 0(160 mPbIa w0t mAJUM Mums with ' - - games nightly except Sunday giru Ladies (ut Thursday Night AdiIih5i0nS0sidup (UndnhlnolidmIfl.4) ([RN PAR - i.--' ------------ . • ! j 0 v- I The Evening Herald is your football playbook, scrapbook and author y. orit,y. CALL THE Evening t f) pci 13 put uv- 11 1 "J us 91 IAIt.IAU$ U I*L421 UI IJV IlIlU .3141 I UWII U U'JUJ I 1 Q7C - - - FIRST IIflMF (Z& M •- — - OV IE DO .- -. -- The little guys play for keeps Saturday when the Pop Warner League, 25 junior football teams strong, kick off the Season, Gauiie sites are at Oviedo High, South Seminole Miadle School, Lyman High, Pinecrest Elementary, Orlando Oak Ridge IligI: and the Orlando Vsj('A Central. The league Is conducted under the auspices of the Seminole YMCA, and features small trys from the sixth grade through 15-year-o'd level In four Wt'te'' St (1'"1 tm,cIQet). 7 30 th S"minnle While vS X,sslmme I 30 Aloma vs Teao,e (Ic muriel) - At Lyman (paaclice field) ',qiinoIe Red vs Cirl and flwv we") I Dclatd vs W,SlmmPe 'mdriel), 1 - Dii ur) V-4t TisoloA*MA I, midgi-Il It I) - ,'' - At panecrest Elementary ,nO-,, ci '. At Oviedo High Orlando Central YMCA 9 a rn Irk'nn )føcht% fir fiantami, I) a n' • - IA( kvInHeohst v% Ocoec Pie Castle vs Imidnef. I n i ,',tm,,ipw hr mcjqetl; 3 pm P,'R'irr -s -. ',.'iO'rr1 ( ,r r,1dOI141 At South Seminole Middle School 9 -i ri - ;arksnn H,qht5 V5 (outh SeminnIC tic midoel) Ii a m 4•anfncd vi Sn'IPI Seminole ((r S'th c,-m.nol, r-r t.ti,n, -- 0 - OVIEDO' LINEUP - —___________________________________________ OVIEDO 1975 SCHEDULE - p - . %. - ' -, "- 'I ', _1 ' I 11 - 4. ' . ,: ' . .re - - (1 OFFENSE E Rick Evans (145 E Jon Anderron (170) I David Caughel 'usS) I Jim Reeves (190) C. Kim Necks (155 ) 6 Don Jacobs (154)) C Greg Kerr 11851 Q8 Lee Ward (180) JIB Billy Merchant (155 lift Ilurtyal P1e11 (155) FR Frank Procell 11801 DEFENSE K Will Carter USOj K Rich Rubinstein (150) I Tom Fenton 13) I Curtis Holloway 1270) (; Joe Finn.'y (170) Ill Chip Johnson (1 65 Iii Frank Procdli (180) LB Charl: Lewis t1j HR Jim DuMa! (155) HR Henry Flnney (155) S Hureal Bell (155) Se p t. 19 New Smyrria Beach Sept, 26 Rockledge Oct. 3 lake Howell et 10 Cocoa Beach Oct. 17 Bishop Worse Oct. 24 Titusville Astronaut Oct. 31 Winter Garden West Orange Lake Brantley Nov. 14 Apopka Coach: Hill Klein Home / Awav home , I',- Awa ' Seminole Ja 12-0 To yvees , home - Away Awa \' Rain washed out one junior varsity football game Thursday night in Semino!e County, but inclement weather came too late in the evealing to help Seminole High School, which dropped a 12-0 verdict to Orlando Colonial, Seminole felt only a light drizzle and braved a few streaks of lightning during the game. lmmestiMely after the game it poured. \ Home - - I _________________________ _____________________________ & Ra h! Ralh! Rah! Lions ____"""""1 0~0 \ I A&WIP a %a" Take No 'Time Out" When Repairing Your Watch At 111111T COPPAILISON C U W 24 E. Broadway GRADUATE OIMOLOG,CAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA Ph. 365-6440 Oviedo, Fla. Corral 'Em Team! Nelson & Co. Wheeler Fertilizer We're all for you... A. DUDA & SONS Ph. 365-5681 Oviedo, His OVIEDO Eat'em Alive Lions!!! Go, Lions Go, Go, Go! L.D. PLANTE INC. Oviedo Shopping Plaza OVLIdO, Fl. Warmest Wish; for a Great Yearl / A Mel's Shell MFLVIPI HILL — Meanwhile, at Lyman, the floodgates never permitted the jayvee tilt against Evans to get off the gound. The game was postponed unlit Saturday at 7:3P. If— Away Lose Orlando Squad N .II,'\ Oviedo, Fla. age and weight categories. The schedule- -- . - '..\ NEW SMYRNA BARRACUDAS f,'..çln'-'' -- \ - 1117 t, I S.nl(wi1 Snuth I. ,ib.",'w V% p fri ,- ' 1 51 (lOin 'c'" -a"I At Orlando Oak Ridge High T'h., Ira s S , n wni II M.Iwee Pineraltlr V,% (, Teaoue n,'iy Ifw'e *,'l'I I Mtwee s,k c'ir,,-.- ,stle 1mdqn11. 1 'is ("r'i', v Imudrirt) Al Orland', Central YMCA s,mr'.t,' Per-i s ii ', i, r!, r.'ir ' -• ,, ,t -1 i s. j rf ) I m.cicnt i Tit ,*,', II., ' : '*' L I ONS Jets fkw to Boston in iii'al with the Patriots, the last holdout among the strikers. The Patriots waited From noon until shortly after 5 p.m. Pop W arner Season To Open L.4 ,Is • - Hubbard said "we're pretty much on schedule in terms of what we expect." He said the Rattlers, 6-5 last year, sheald be an improved EDT, listening and arguing (notbat team. over the nwiits of the strike. Albany State Coach Hampton Mct of the team's 43-muan Smith, whose Rams came on roster met with Usery, Garvey the short end of a 28-13 score and Karch in the dinine room of last year, said Florida A&M is a a seafood restaurant not fui tough cpponent. from the Pats' training camp at "We anticipate a pretty good Foxboro, Mass. game," Smith said. "They are a When the strike finally broke. solid. i'ood team. one of the we have gotten in the way of the official news was that the stronger ones in the confermessages frori the players." Patriots had agreed to play en( e." "It's hard 1(1 tell what kind of lie also said the rOntrove,'SiSIl agai ns t houston Sunday. They flozelle Rule, which the union would await the proposed con- team we really are," he added. had refused to accept as a tract agreement from NFl. 'We have so many new fa ces. it's kind of unpredictable." negotiable issue, tsould be in. owner! Monday. (ore the union, there ,u.;!! be three additional days of negotiaions to iron out details. The contract will be precnted to the players in its Final form by Sept. 25. The players will have from Sept. 25 until Sept, 30 to complete their vote and then must announce that vote within 48 hours, or by Oct. 2, four days after the start of the second NFl. weekend. Bledsoe said the new proposal wotilil "reflect th;it we think , -11 , VS. Reach Agreement p all — --'A NFL Factions ., - .4. - Penquins Player Sidelined , ' bicycle division of the National .11 Ball iLlI.s, ___ _ _______ n, A_ -i. -- -' - TONIG 8 00 PM John Courier Field HERE FOR THE Coach Ponders Albany .-.__ ,iLci iis. IiiiiI Beach, Mike Sullivan ofOrmond LONGWOOD — More than Motorcycle League and all Beac'n and Jim King of Miami. : 150 entries are expected in a bicycles must be safety. For awhile, it didn't look as weekend bicycle road-co and inspected at time of entry. though Boros would 1.e arncng motocross at Bear Claw Insurance coverage is provided the leaders. Ile bogied the I Motocross Track. for all ris. fourth and sixth holes, but then -aThe event is open to boys arid ii" girls from five to 18 years old --- a - -- I— is oemg sponsoreu by the I Maitland-South Seminole — A'1.,ya11 Chamber of Commerce and t' Bicycle City. .' PULSATING ACT!O\' — i o 500 ni is, 7 i 0 766 121 150 J$(L%lll • start. 1-. By Bicycle Road-eo - Ald*n. 7fln'..7aAtt'Ordi - ' i - bit-died the seventh and ninth to Co-leader Wykle is the curturn in even par. He missed a rent point leader in this year's short birdie putt on the tough Florida PGA standings. par-four 10th before birdieing Players are r anked on th e basis the 11th, 14th and 18th to finish of finishes In the Florida Open, at 69. Florida PGA Two-Ball and this "ThernxindcoWdhaveteena week's tournament, couple of shots lower," Bows The top six Finishers get exsaid. "I missed short putts on emptions for tb.' state's SIX-tour several holes," PA events. 30 ' iai Boros, VVykIe Hope To Break PGA Tie TARPON SPRINGS (AP) the 6,999-yard layout with nines through Sunday. Five others — Julius Boros and Or. of36-33 and Wykle turned the matched par on a day that mond Beach's Lee Wykle take trick with sides of to the links today to try to break most of the 105-pla 35-34, while started out overcast, but finyer field fell ished in hot sunshine. The top an opening-round tie for the prey to the trees and waLr that prize is $3,500. lead in the $),000 Florida PGA dominate the tough layout tat Standing a single shot behind Championship. InnI.sbrook Golf Resort, the leaders were Daytona Both had three-under-par 69s Only four other golfers broke Beach's Chick Evans and Thursday. par in the opening round of the Miami's Jerry Castigliano, The 55-year-old Boros toured 72-hole event 'hat continues while touring professional [)avid Glenz and Ponta Verda's Bob Bb Its managed one-under 13E TALLAHASSEE (AP) A&M ro'm id (?tid,JUt3 it would donate all but $1 of th e profi ts from its pee-season Hubbard says he has no idea of game Oct. 16 against th e Kansas City Kings of the what to expect from Albany National Basketball Association. State when the Rattlers open their 1975 football season at The game is to be pla)cd in Kid Auditorium, which the home Saturday night. city Is donating rent Free, 'Albany State's a fine footThe Spirits said the largest expense from the game ball team," Hubbard said 40 would be a $10,000 guarantee to the Kings. Thw-sday. "ll.ey lost their First game but they've got some fine football players who didn't play in that game." PITTSBURGH (AP) - Pit tsburgh Penguins defenPlagued by fumbles In th e seman Mario Faubert has been hospi ta lized with acote first quarter, the Golden Rams appendicitis, and the National hockey League club says dropped their opener, 31-14, i, he will be out of action for at least three weeks, Kentucky State. Albany State is Three other players missed practice at the club's fielding an inexperienced team, suburban Rostraver training site Thursday, including starting 15 freshmen at the first defenseman Dave Burro w s with a jammed back, 40 defenseuian Steve Durbano, kidney bruise, and center 22 positions. Florida A&M has consideraHarvey Bennett, pulled groin. bly more expe rience, especially on defense, but faces some rebuilding problems. Last year's offensive stars, quarterback Kenny [bit and tailback James Rackk'y, must be replaced. The quarterback contenders, Hobert Patterson and freshman lucky Pope, suffered minor ankle injuries in practice Continued from Page 1-13) cluded in the new pact, recently, throwing a scare into Joe Hobble, managing gerer. Rattler supporters. But Hub—The fourth and fifth points, at partner of the Miami I)ol- bard said both are fit. "We expect a good game which gave assur ances of a phins and a member of the rank-and-file vote and no li,k. NFLMC executive committee, from both of them," he said. "Rackley racked up some out or strike until the vote was said the rule would be modified, finished, remained the same, but it would still allow for yards for i ts, but I think we're —The sixth point said no re- compensation to teams for going to have me backs come prisals would be taken against pkyers leaving to play for art. in and do just as Fine a job," Hubbard added. any players for action taken be- other NFL team. After their all-night 1xtrlay, Entering his second year as fore Sept. 16. That date Was Karch, Garvey, Usery, and Rattler coach after assisting changed t the 18th. • in HT - 11 for ELEVENTH ; ,l 77 $0 16(Y) 1 Dorn rtgo Za'r, U) '1*) - 740 - P(7$I fl5• TWELFtH - 1 ErdotaRamon - 151 1070. 770 940. 7 ('eI*ya Alt.. ft I 0 ' Il It" 1 .','- 'j , M-q-ci ri 1.7 00 - 0Il Si 40?(7P 111)370 Iladl, while showing no traces JACKSONVILLE (AP) lass to the Hawaiians in Hono- ahead of us even if he doesn't," the side of one knee. perience'd quIrtccbaLks B1h The key to said Saturday night's lulu last Sunday. Coach Willie Wood of David Fowler, a rookie with Davis and King Corocoran, both The Vols' battle with 12th. W(,rld Football League game "Ile's a question marks and Philadelphia. "They have a fine little experience. will siart if with about equal playing tinw rated UCLA at the Los Angeles between the Philadelphia Bell I'd say right now it's doubtful if rushing attack in Tommy Rea- Nina can't. John Land and J. J. Jenning'; Coliseum Saturday o,'er regionand Jacksonville Express is he can play," said Express mon and Alfred Haywood. "Fowler has a bright future lead the Belt running attack al television is one of the lea. whether Mira is optimistic although he and showed poise in Hawaii, but Jacksonville is in fourth place lure attractions on a schedule in MIra is quarterback George Coach Charlie Tate. physically f it. worked "It remains to be out all week. seen wheth. hasn't He he hasn't played that much," with a 3-3 record, and Philawhich all 10 SEC schools are in The veteran Mira hurt a the finem Mira is going to play against lost tip of his left index Tate said. delphia is in the cellar with 2-S action. Philadelphia has two ex- in the WFI.'s Eastern Division. Kickoff is set for 3:50 p.m. ger and a knee in the Express' (LS, but we have a tough job linger arI has a bad bruise on EDT before an expected crowd of 55,000. The rest of the Saturday slate has Mississippi State at Alal;ui a, Auburn at baylor, El viat North) Carolina State, Texas A&M at Louisiana State, : ST. LOUIS (AP) A drive to finance the city public high school sptrts program received a boost Thursday from the Spirits of St. Louis. - George Mira s Fitness Key To WFL Conte.st - Spirits Support Sports Drive arm II Pro Football - . foundation." he said. "We're Hendricks still is to be deter- is iicy w uaie rxR'it,. t sic the blocking ability of traded defensive end in college, UCLA, and we're going to have to do even better. RIght now, I could care less about being in t he Top 10." ndat I,4, By THE ASSMIATED P4"&ESS Mississippi at Tulane and Van- LouLsiana and Memphis State who twisted an ankle in the for two years by the NCAA for Glynn Harrison of 6corgia. derbilt at Rice. at Cincinnati. opener, Is expected back, alleged recruiting violations. Alabama and Auburn, rated Tennessee's No. 10 ranking— Independent contests include Florida, No. 13, after a 40-14 Georgia, a 19.9 loser to PillsLast year State trouaced the among the Top 10 in preseason, the highest among liami at Georgia Tech, South- triumph over Southern Method- burgh In Its opener two weeks Bulldogs 38-14 enroute to a 9-3 will try to return to the winning Souttiestern Conference em Mississippi at Bowling 1st, laces a tough North Caro- ago, Mississippi State, season and the Sun Bowl, track after being upset victims schools—doesn't faze Vols' Green and Louisville at Drake, lina State club, upset by Wake which toppled Memphis State Each club has an All-SEC ir their openers. Alabama is Coach Bill Battle one bit. But Utah State at Florida State, Forest 30-22 a week ago. 17-7 In its first game but has running ba ck from Lost year Iii rated 14th. Auburn has fallen uci d oes. Eastern Michigan at Northeast Gator speedster Tony Green, since been placed on probation State's Walter Packer and (roll) the rankings. el '1'11 tell you someth," said Battle. "We're playing a great l'IflSBURGII M'i — Allegheny College has been barred From competing for the Presidents Athletic Conference football title this 3eason. Pr"sIderits of the eight PAC schools adopted the o ne''° i)tllb,Itlml at ,i Itiectirig Thursday, approving an : earlier recomme ion of PAC athletic directors on a 5-3 vote. The decision does not affect other sports. Allegheny was charged with holding one more scrimmage than allowed before the 1974 seasor. Allegheny and John Carroll University shared the conference football champIonship last year with 6-1 records. MacArthur Lane, for whom no ed only three games at linein Wisconsin, Bart Starr has an more concerned with that this ruined and co uld relieve a critk- of troubles he was said to standout successor image problem. has backer as a Packers rookie and year than wins and losses." cal shortage of depth at several have had at Los Angeles, nones emerg ed at halfback. Rookie missed all of last season wi th a Because of his remarkable theless has had an inconst,ent Willard Harrell, a preseason broken clavicle. "We feel a solid Foundation is positions. record of success, Starr worries very important," he said, Most urgently in need of help exhibition season. Much of the sensation, adds needed speed Middle linebacker Jim Car. that fans may expect too much "Gimmicks and gadgetry and is the offensive line, e, where problem has been the line's but at 180 pounds probably will ten, who suffered a hairline leg too soon from him as new head frills aren't solid.' The tempts- guard Bill Lueck has been Failure to consistently fend off be restricted to spot duty and fracture early lntraining camp, coach arid general manager of tion to use them L great, but we traded, tackle Dick [limes opponents' pass rushes, kick returns. Is ezpected to be ready for the played hurt most of last year the Green Bay Packers, the won't do It. Iladl's passing targets [n Except for Hendricks, the start of the regular season but and center L2rryMcCarren team he quarterbacked to fire dude Rich M cG eorge, U)nsld- starting unit of the defense may need time to round into Dan Devine, Starr's been inconsistent. ered one of the NFL's better which ranked fifth In the league shape. predecessor, didn't help the Bill Hayhose, the other tackle, tight ends. However, raost, of last year returns. championships in seven years building process last fall when had appeard headed for star- Green Bay's wide receivers Fred Carr is more than adein the 1960s.. The front four of Clarence quate at right linebacker, as he traded first, second and dom until he broke his leg mid. lack sufficient speed to run Williams, Mike McCoy, Alden are Ken Ellis and Willie Ru"I'm just learning how to third-round draft picks of this way through the 1973 season, lie deep patterns. Roche and Dave PureLfory or chanon at the corner ba cks and coach. I need all the time I can year and a first and second in broke it again a year ago and get," said Starr, whose tactical 1976 to Los Angeles for 35-year- missed all of last season, and Offensive line breakdowns Steve Okonlewskl has proven Jim Hill and Al Matthews at were blamed in part for John effective against the run, but safeties. brilliarce could hypo an effense old quarterback John iladl recently was decla;-ed lost for Brockington's failure to rush which ranked 111th among the 13 needs UnPrOvemcn-, in the pass The Packers' schedule. which Starr lost two players of All- 1975 after a third break. for more than 1,($)0 yards for tush. National Football Conference Pro caliber this summer when includes two games with Mi n Bill Bain, the Packers' top the first time in his four-year The coaches are high on the ncsota and single contests with learns and scored only 210 linebacker Ted Hendricks, who draft choice, Probably will start points-94 by placekkiter Ches. had played out his option, in llayhoe's spot. although the pro career last season. He potential of Tom Toner as Hen. Denver, Miami, Dallas, Pitts. gained 883. ter Marcol—last year. signed with Oak land and guard coaches would have preferred 3.3 yards but averaged only drlcks' replacement, but the burgh and Los Angeles, isone of per carry. • third-year linebacker lacks the toughst in the league. YOL 660.4 At, '1 40 7 Rerre Attu (6) 500. -" more gradually, • (arnu city Norti, Miami Re.w'h 0 Picet X. South Florida Mill fary (I We'twrw'wl 1. Dadelend 0 miami timrh 6. Miami High •, p F471 Isli -to — I Oooiya EIor:a ( 7), . (ornr4 Cre.k at I-oct Lao cAvrdjll, naxi rain Fr$ I Au1er,jp Dillard at Miami proper and a lootball folk hero ' - Allegheny Barred From PAC ' •-' DENVER lAPi Martina Navratilova has been .seeded No. I for the Denver women's professional tennis ,%etherlandi and link), 130shOff of Se-wth Africa. First and Second-round matches will be held in Denver and Colorado Springs. Beginning Monday, all matches will be held at the Denver Audjtoriwji Arena , The fina ls are scheduled for Sept. champion By tie Cl T GREENh-RAY. Wl (APi —"Wp'ro ' ..r :* (ii;.i.--, .. 1lC1tI cut, ar t iculate, always be.ilding for the future—a solid pensation from Oakland for Large Field Expected Prep Football Ill) 1980 Nequi Albrordl. I ELEVENTH GAME- I Sala P.a'coa,7 Rarre ECPeve.3 Are(Pa "an 4 Nmitl A7I. 5 Slave Per, 6 (Pi.'thnMig,,eI 7 Fermin Zarre. 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II", 71 75 in is FOURTH GAME— I Arecia 41 59 III 76', F''rvi ' r.rPv 7Irr4' ') L.rrj Alto I P.rrø R.nrv,-i S Oorn•noo %6 96 368 j •tv, West N',i' 7 Alava 93 MIo"I. I liUbsa SUbtt'tut A kta n At I'w'rt 56 67 SS9 • FIFTH GAME— I Dorninqo 71 $0 1$1 MnrtA ' CeIa Ec.ave 7) 75 177 7Øt Mprt,ri !)tnon I Fermin Aqt,irr. 71 10 170 21' pinotten ., I Green Bay's Starr Has Image Prob lem . Number One In Denver Match tournament which begins Saturday. Francoise I)urr of France was seeded second, with Americans Wendy Overton third and Rosemary CII5aL5 fourth followed by Aus tralia's Kerry Melville Reid, Nancy Gunter of the United States, Bette Stove of The ations," said Stargell. "He had a good breaking tall and a sliry den on occasion. He threw the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Chatr.pions the American righthander said. "The Cubs ning lifted Kansas City past eighth of the season, as winner heat ( fastbali) to spas. lie was l.eague's Western Division used me cnly to mop up and had Minnesota and helped the real sharp tonight.Roy- Jim Bibby went the distance to Life is much easier in Oak- title. no confidence in me." Car als keep pace with Oakland. post his seventh victory against so the game under land than it is in Chicago. Just won In other AL games Thursday, With Chicago leading 4.2, the The KC seventh was also aided 15 defeats. pressure co nditio ns, for a loss ask Jim Todd. Kansas City edged .Minnesota 4. A's tied it with two runs in the by a walk and two errors as would have killed any flickering Angels 5, Rangers 3 "1 was really dragging after 3, Cleveland nipped Detroit 2-1 fourth, then sco red twice more Twins pitcher Eddie Bane hopes Andy Etchebarren's thr2t the Phillies might have the eighth inning," said the and California topped Texas 5.. i n the Fifth as Phil Garner led threw away sacrifice bunts by run florner In the sixth and had to catch the Pirates in the Oakland A's Pitcher. "I needed 3. tlw hitting attack with a triple Fred Patek and Jim Wohiford. Frank Tanana's route-going National League East. help." Todd split last season with and a single, driving home two Indians 2, Tigers I seven-hitter gave the ('aljff1r:H IIurdck', The Phillies pulled picked up another Victory, clip- ciaton and the National for Oakland. home run in the fourth and sin- victory within six games of the Pirates, ping the Chicago While Sox 7.6. Ixague's Chicago Cubs where over Texas. 46 T( xW was the fourth of five gled twine Duane, Kuiper, who Etchetarren's fourbagger whose magic number for The victory reduced the A's he posted a 4.2 record with an A's pitchers and ran his record had walked, In the first as followed singles by Bruce clinching the division remained magic number to three with any earned run average of 3.89. to a-a. at five, Cleveland continued its late- Bochte and John Calaz, combination of three victories "The difference between Royals 4, Twins 3 season winning wvjs, Detroit's Tanana, 16-8, gave In the other Nationai League or three Kansas City losses being here and with the Cubs i up seven Amos Otis' tie-raing lone run came in the seventh on hits, including Jim F'regosi's games, the Montreal Expos giving the three-time World I'm working," the 6-foot-2 single in a two-run seventh in. Danny Meyer's homer, his two-run home run it' the ninth re RiltiAti Afg)i. a I O Todd Pl*tches Oakland To Vido Ile got us wt in key situ. - P'IPw. AsRomilrefA NINTH - I AI.vm 7 AC1urre 7rrr I,.n S Frd 6 Atp 4 ,Iffl(I1 TENTH - I SI ChUCPH'. I i rr i tm 6 6',nsr,'., 7 F rm.n ELEVENTH - I Br,cEcM I,' 7 (rPy 1 Dnmnqo Rcnqot I Isilrnosi Alt,, S AIAVA Juan a I PtIbrgi I Vrrk 7 S "wi , I S418 .1 tiAn 4 % An ti MencM A Martina Navratilova Seeded .- Loac;n : Yve flave 10 Ueltse"er vo s OFLJNI IN BRIEF beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5.0; records with his bat, lie collect. home inns to lead Montreal the ninth inning, lifted New ninth before Kingman launch The Pittsburgh Pirates were the New York Mets defeated the ed two hits'fhut-sda) night to tie over St. Louis. The Expos, York past Chicago. The Mets, his game-winning bltst arid only Pittsbu r gh Pussycats Chicago Cubs 7-5 and the the National League mark of 12 completing a two-game sweep, who spotted the Cubs a four-run topped the team record of ij to Steve Canton. Cincinnati Reds trimmed the hits in three games, held by made the most of seven hits off lead in the first, tied up the homers set by Frank Thomas in "1 wish he had hung a few Atlanta Braves 4.3. three other players. Previously, Cardinal right-bander Ron game In the eighth when KIng. 1962. Home runs by Mike &hmidt hebeltedsevenhltsinonegarne Reed, 12-12, who departed after niandoubledandcamehomeon curve balls instead of those Reds I, Braves 3 snap dragons he was throw. and Greg Luzinski backed Carl- for a record and three more in six lnmngs, and Harry Parker, Jesus Alou's pinch-hit single, Bill Plununcr's run-scorin g, mg," said Willie Stargell after ton's superb pitching. Canton another for a two-game mark of who was greeted by Mackanin's and Joe Torre tripled home single in the 10th inning carried the Philadelphia left-hander raised his record to 14-13 by 10. solo homer in the seventh, pinch-runner Bud Ilarrelson. Cincinnati over Atlanta, Pete taming the Pirates, striking out Expos 5, Cardinals 0 tamed his hot-hitting Pirates Mets 7, Cubs 5 Rusty Staub hit his 18th Hose walked and eventually with a Four-hitter Thursday 11 and walking (ire. Jim Dwyer singled, doubled Dave Kingman's club-record homer of the season, a two-run scored the winning run on base night. ThePirates' Rennie Stennctt, and tripled while Gary Carter 35th home run of the season, a shot in the fifth, for the first two hits by Tony Perez and Plum. The Pirates, who have been incidentally, continued to break and Pete Mackanin pounded two-run shot in the bottom of Mets runs. Staub singled in the mer. hitting like there's no tomor. row, were just putty in the hands of Canton at Veterans Ill Stadiwil. 7 a 19. 1975-30 IAI I , By THE AOCIATED PR ESS FOURTH 1 flrn.ncrn Flrz I .'rre Rcv.r 'I RAM'Z're I' MnsH'I c .%(ru, Ppr, Friday, Sop?. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL O.L4, A. A. OWNEr. COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Ph. 671-4899 Corner 436 & Howell Branch Rd Gm e,IM86 you &"k &e cY Lim. Oviedo Auto Sales Good Used Cars— Repair Service Winter Park 141 N. Central lAve. Oviedo, Fl. Ph. 365-5775 �£ lB-Evening_tkraW, Sanford, Fl. ____________________ — I __________________________ . 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PM - Alumlnum_Screens, _______________________ Many rs . used odd chairs from -317$ 30 t $19995 ''" I for drawer 19" (nicir IV porabie good iC lure $29995 Ile'c15tpqpr, 311995 - 40 ACRE ARIZONA RANCH NO (')OWPI Pick up 1 011* mcntS of $101 05, 0 pcI interest .,mains Assume haiarw'e ill 7)5 47 7ft'ar fasI nrowin St Jenns 1 Million Power Plartl lust brokt around GraI')ada 1 _____________________________________________________________________________ Woodruff's Garden Center 139993 I7ru ft Refrigerator, rims 000d ,0SiWI " . M Precise time released fll,Sflt 'ond (.srde'nLand. 1100W Itt SI 6630 Far ".' American Sofa, gold 3199 93 52—Appliances - 1974 M,.stpng il hardtop. I Cyl I speed Q000miles 17630 373 4173 ______________________________ 1977 li'iyfltA 7 lit . l mileage s'l'nrw'mv toerial Averaoe r?' 11700 Our pece, 5)393 373 5370 cot 5314605 Dealer ___________________________ _______________________________ ___________________________ _________________________ ' 7 Pi' (hrnmecilnptte set (titm mnh,ilp home. double wide.? flrvyrvwtm. 7 baths, closed In porch, Ienv'd fliituo near Scott's Elertmnnirs, 371 300 373 5956 ")i?e, cipoes Svprerrber 30. tVS ' , .' 32393 CsII Don Pope at 777 1651 Dealer 62—Lawn.Garden Italian Prnv,ncial Livuno rm (hairs. Pair S199 9% furnished. 1O'xlO' shed. 2 AwnlnQs. 57.500 frArtA W1A979 C '3195 ______________________________ , Homes U' etrartean Castelherry. 17 92. I)' 1706 _________________________ 1')vAA '7 RP. rnmnlptplv .' '' 2dOO( hirdtOp. loaded. air con dltioninq, automatic. 5M.FM Used office furniture 1971 Pinto. Autom11tiC. factory ar cit te.l dsks'cicutive desk 399% 373 1570 or 131 45 Dealer I a. (flairS. Secretarial aets & -________________________________ chairs straight chairs, filing 1977 Plymnuti, Satellite Station _____________________________ Chest nf drAwers, • BROUGHAM _________ Dalrnation 7 s',s old. 000d with children, nned fln1 hr 1 7911. crrr.i_____________________________ 7i y,vi fl tflr$ I flpo'jlp position, twin neeclie. frOnt Primpr11ni.n Pupøy lcia,lInn ntuip se*'nq machine SMf,nlhsOluJ.$100 Pv halanrn nf VS or 10 oaymeedt Phon, 373 1074 at 'APIFORD StWlNG CENTER Al' C Fnnlish Bulldog cuooirs107 Fa'l First Downtown hanip,on hIt,riI l,nes I iu,i,', 1 female 177 faA? 177 9111 Eve 16$ 1146 1975 Mark Mobile Home, ------ _____ cvq's '" , . -u",n't GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$O3 Orlando Drive 6anfc'cJ371 5700 (ion, structural insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhomss qualify (or hi 5% ii credit. - PEAt ToPS 1I II 42.-4¼biie a-------- ,_,,_ ._,... .,.. e...k a.aolt,a' iinanc, to. cuvnra awn %iV. WU"!, UUWU "U" . riverfront ;c,t.,,,wilh crn,ra air: no $t3; 3)30 month plus cfrpyrsit 5733 I 7 fled Finn & Unfrri IAe.D 11. boat. clubhouSe MARINER'S VIII AGE 171 lATh -- • Furnished I bedroom mobile home water furnished 3173 mo 377 S747 —_ 7 fleciroom on l6Q - more Complete recreational facilities maintained by IP1O e.'e pay your 5rova Homecwne'5 Association On closing spuluiji fee ($430) and first year's membership to .4 .ircr t. 1916, Prices sange from 336.900 to $3e,500. Move in for as Rile as 5% down with financing at 7.75% (APR.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20,/. down. No closing costs. Monthly main. " _______________________________ - may get too that various chemicals that depress are ,, - virus causes polycythemia the bor,e marrow's over vera In hwnans. JUSt 0.3 811 pro luction of red cclls. 'flsp,ie anemia tin be caused from ' - ç enclosed ptio garden. tvo-car garage with electric doors. central heat and air, color-coordinated kitChpn and much .'i oovl'nit'nt to Scl000lt 8 Shopping SAPIFORDMOBILE PARKS. INC. (San Mo Central) 33155 Orlandooriv. 373 19)0 29—Rooms be The mice deselop the because the person ,,f £,n.a..I n.,as,....i.,. ,I Inhisto treat .— — ------' Manor Wnmintn ein.nl.s - "" ' - , -' -, or room&board in home 171 O')lt ' . . (cimplefe stork and futureS of WEEKLY RATES tropical fish Store $3 tanlus, 7B 3BR filters, compressor, tank and '4° 'PiuS tsi '(. .'l displAy stands lightS. (aSPi [)"lr'',t Pr's'rr reolster desk and over 31.300 In CHILDREN WELCOME tricI 3J00 firm 1?? 9177 . A fu'l $CjO rovng &owancO when oi buy a now Graraua T;..nhome at Sanorn' Move in for less and you kerip the dit(CtCflCC See what a Granada Townhomc ifas to offer Over 1.650 including 3 bedrooms, ?Va square feet of living space . baths and plenty of cIoets A private courty'd entrance. 7 & I fiR MOnILE HOMES Furnished Including Utilities n,..,,s.... ._.., m I Nice I 'seciroom trailer, South !nforø Ave. $175 month Adults ; ': . . $995 1969 VW Buss, perfect mechanically. new ln%Dpdion 31100 377 010.1 efter 1 ______________________ IY1 1749 Ask 1on 34* 001 hut encouraging all oIlers After hours call Realtor Associate. 'ci McDaniel 377 6.134 34i%iObIIO Homes about 5 million, On.' of the mainstays of with lung disease is already treatment of this disorder Is living at high altitude, simply to draw off some of the Both high altitude and lung blood. That usually lets the disease cause 'secondary re go down If It iS polycythcmnia," I suspect YOU nue5i. or sifter Can live in 37j '' " - -- TPs,omacville red . 6 passenger, air condItioned. ,ow,c steerIng & brakes. b'u stereo. Assume Payments , STATION WGN. ' _______ 60Office SuIies _________________________ ________________________________ Gd _____________________________ -- lPc Dlnlnqrm groupused _____ can a low oxygen level In the lungs, 7 to 10 mIllion and the body responds much milliliter ,____ ,______ ______________ -, 70 FORD 70 FORD LTD - - ' from 1973 Plymouth Satellite, metallic orppn with wtiitp vinyl tOp Low mileage, air, lull power, like now 1 owner, 37395 323 3TOP AND THINK A MINUTE. f ClaSsified ActS didn't work there wouldn't be any ________ -- 3795 1977 Nnv& ISO Cu in. 3 pp transmIssion 31600 37) Mb or -- oreat rood , 3100 Check Matter. ci (find. 33% 47$) .--- _________________________________ - 1TIIF1 80--Autos f -----.-1973 Custom Cheyrotpt Van. 11utomatic, air, A 1 condition 1)500 firm 3720011 59—sical Nrchandise .. - 19w ______________________________ - , t'iicTt"ILS I0AiiTV TIh .• lrqp rooms 7.9(1) sq II' 3 Redrm. 7 bath, family room. eouipped kItchen. rarppl, colot crete, en 7' , acr.'. 351.500 .. _______________________________ heaven woen you sell "Don't Npds" wth a want ad It's like pennies _________ TOP I OAIION - I fledroom. 7 bath split plan largefamily room. Hou,sehcld onads. tables, lamps. fireplar.' drapes Shutters, car 'ewno machine, cookware. pel, 361.500 toasters odds & ends 131 3'tl _____ "- -- ir• __ ....' - ' refriopratcr. range, beautilul yard 379 500 Z , - ______________________ ._____ FE Fmacu;'ate I Bedroom. 7 bath well maintained, recently WIIfl 1QlSFrwaF 160 Ranqer. XLT.stjrr camper snerial 11 000 mplp 37) Cr1111 boat and trailer 15 hp Evinrutje motor Call 372 0016 1111Cr 1 0 m POBONMARINE 2977 Hwy I? 3725961 - C'S ____________________________ r'it _______________________ _________________________________ ______ * KU Squire package, small V I - I P40"h1. .'iCtlent cOndit iCfl Ash inn S9 Dhonp 371 J.1 Fida BRUSH 7 1911 - 323.7140 SALES BY KISH 321-004) Z Kish Real Estate "cFPl,t(E BEYOND fliE CONTRACT" z vs KANLI-I __________ INO LONGER USED CAMPING SEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - o caused -. - IWUV 3736'S) TAX CREDIT APPLIES CONVEP,TtONaL VA SO DOWN 95 /1 FIMANCINO 5e/. AVAILASLI Eacu Woodmere Home Fetku Central Heat I Air, Slag Carpeting In Living Areas Inside And Outside Storage Modern Equipped Kitchen. rrivarr,y rqnc,u near Tarp AilO mute u v some On Out And See For Yourself (k'ft('iera'y, bleeding, - ACI C l.a wsoroer READER are several by _______ 196$ (hPvrnlPl m 'on. flat bed. 6 top, 3.000 fill) air conditioner, 330; fl RTU.nir Cooditioner. vs 176$ r)orloe Charger body I. motor parts 173 9649 ' Greene. Inc REALTORS C)' U)) - - ____________________________ IS' PUO11hoUI. fiberglas. canvas SO HP Mrtiiry, efloine & boat ifi PT(ClIpflt shape & ready to go Good trailer, $795 72?aO62. Dept Forrest 195 Park tnojrt Sanfotd ________________________________ Ilsed Sinner Console, late model, 119 96 rnmplete Other used machines available, all quaran . teed Sewing machine Mr'ntgomery Ward. Interstate Mall. Altamnnte Springs. phone $309000. Fot 717 ________________ IlL 9 ------ - attachments Two frame 71 pane window S Answering Service. 377 P 71 swap iIciti'iIoche — ___________________________ CALL NOW SANFORD- '1 bedroom. 2 bath 7 BR, screened porch, fireplace, hOme, shady hack yard. air oaraoe. PIn Qualifying Zoned C? crundilboner. 'bill dicker or Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 lIt (ALL 'TO SEE .' rucoruom. air ccx',oiyuonea. rencug in.' r mosapo y - I ortlro0m, I'7 Phil Nime .', tI, central Iseat & air, nice v*rd, 1901 Sumrnprlin Ave ii 900 lmrro ss.Ik lp eIrcOm'otry. h(,(i or "h.' •f' 1?? 1197 . '974 F 760 Ford pChup automat,. Iran'., .'o:r I'5 r'n o, ,'yrm',ucn, ire', 5JJ1, COrrpie!m' 1977 I arvin Ftriwrid.r II'. 113 H" M.c (rtiflr. traP sI 900 37] .olid rt*rry bedroom suite, baby furniture and hov,I'Puold items; clothing Settlini estate Garage sale 1960 Derbyshire Road, Fnolish Estates. Maitlu'ud, Sept. It arid 70 Phone fl9 4(*7 ________________________________ t' 5.lt carii.r lane Gray Books; Mens Suits a, 41 waist, 27',. Pair '1111 fpllng door's: float & trailer. - I7''' Polling Scaffolds; Electric varo. nd a good buy at Only.. ' 79—Trucks-Trailers - ii', - ' uiy ipi, lease' . Accessories 8, _______________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SEL'.-TRADE 311.31SE.FlrstSt, 372 5672 _________ doot hardtop, loaded A nice car I . Motorcycle IflSUru'1n(,' AIE. Ag'J,'v " 'i'' need br thne big cwip with 11 wAnt act ____________________________ poelwltpo patio fenced backyard, 72 OLDS 98 5 hht. ___ . _________________________ Larry Saxon, Realtor ITI) , ___ c1'l K,swaSAku 300. 3650 or best offer Phone 377 2579 iliiu . an 78—Mtorcycles 15' FIhergls In null but well. ii Kitchen B$hroom Cabinets. Count. el tops, Sinks InStallation av$iI. ab't fluid Cabeli 3fl$Q'7 any time , - 0, V' 0'0 (fy wi Irailpr 5150 177 ?iS1 ---- " '171 ___________ _______ of , Ginger Gb with tan vinyl top, 4 speed manual trans Sharp 77—Jun Cars Remo _______________________________ ________________________________ PIFFDROGM FOR IN LAWS? V,ratilecnrn"c lot lot S bedroomS. closets fam;ty ronon plenty O' 178+100 37] 9110 1109 Sanford ' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II ClaSSified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any Merchandise PUPTIt RENT PURCHASE PLAN Modern, clean 'I hornp. family roOt". O11?4QP. carpe$ $31 '7fl (1 1FF 'ORDAPJ RE4LTOR . change REEL'S BODY SHOP. YARfl SAl F- Friday through Friduov 310 Elm Ave Books. Clothes Hni,sepv,ld items 372 _______________________________ PAlS IIAROI 1) HALL REALTY. 7606 S H*y 17 9 REALTOR. ____________________________ FMi'lOt F (0 Ac , qp tracts. %fl%iII and lrQ 37000 opt acre ani up Trty Realty, Realtor 671 74 MUSTANG .leCOndtOfl.d Batteries. $1? 93 e' + 55—Boats -- Will Sf'll separately Call a' 21 car Priceri rici', to sell Play pen P'uP" rt'i,or a , ii3Oiiwq'r (ac uijni cleaner. radict wuth tape player, portable all h inrls of togts & mIsc (hIldrpri' P. ladies' clothing SOS I ermine, St 173 8117 1 ;:nt;o;;oai;tn. - 1505W. 25th Sf, SANFORD -' t'r'clroom, 1', bath home in Feçn ' Park arpetrri draper,ej, fencc1 y11nfl, lake privileges, neor ________________________ Transmissnn, in'!flr .ini . re'serles In' 'U ("v Imp,,'., CAPPOPT SA$.E Sat 8. Sun CASE r.ardpn lrartnr; '69 Chevrolet iceiiarieous A 2 BEDROOM ' ' ,.,i-. + 76—Auto Paris 9 In 107 F 73rd 5? Ppfriqpratnr and Stove, like new. 7 aiçtnmatir wA%her, lots of .?1i54'ellanf.qs,s ________________________________ ' ' C',.? som. action with a Herald No Qualifying- Small Down claSSified act We'll help yooj WVitp PAvmpnt-1770 Magnolia Ave Aci Ad that will brin a fast lp OPEN HOuSE. SUNDAY 13 3 CALL 172 7611 PR. I'. barn. breakfast room. -walk in pantry. fireplace Lots of I Bedroom 10 arres ifl Gpneva. rp'arm Enna ASoc .Coy central beat I. uir. I ireplac,' w Janersrwu. Real'or. 1 III 717$ carpeted rthwasP*r Call Cliff, I 091 7164 altec PIOUf• "' " 'y' ' rrn .IUIly -. '' riilnsrje 311(/3 1?') 6117 after 8 - Pc' uipCamper TruIer f.neid ConditIon 1130 Carport Sale Saturday and Sunday. - RAYMOND M BL1 Req R.al Estate Broker 177 34A1 All l'irs 372 7137 117W 1st St . SanfOrd _________ - REALTORS 130 6133 - 1 25 Vehicles ' .' .,.. 'elf contained 1'?) 6499 Sundav.Qa m 'III '.7011 Hartwell Orive Misc anti few antiques 1 226457 FROM ______________________________ - __________________________ _________ BALL REALTY WfiPIT TO SELL 'VOI)R HOME' C,FPIERAL (.OtoTRACTOR IAt ESTATE ttc ______________________________ J'n'f'LMIMI1.IOr) 6225 '177131? Mpthndiçt Church, Airport & WonOtarwi Proreeds for the Youth 19711 i'harorlec riiuino h'nti- +4,11 crrnl tsrwi 51, I' itj tIn",', 5, Methrwlist W'men Misc teens (ill 221 rAil 46—Commercial Propei'ty - Central Florida'S MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1991 1919 S F,'PnCPI 77737i,3fl U96.3fl 1911 322 1959. 322 416.4 JOHNNY WALKER Large? bedroom down. , ll utilities 131 30 wb 1fl.77 Also ________________________________ - 11 ' CARPORT SALE - Sat. Sept 20.9 WHAT BETTER LEVERAGE Tt'IAPI THIS - Lease 7)9' on busy i' " . '4'h ripOcy, 10 buy Only 36(1) rnnniih Eiceilent hot au'o s' miuirlrr35 near 10*,, rrnhirwiient t Sbi-iu,PnQ d,slrict Stemper Realty S (c construction costs 6 Even site location. if required Luxury' Patio ',,,', _____________________________ 1I"* Arm,' loin, '10 .,(rr', in paslure ISalarore s wooded Stream flows thrnuioh rwopa'rty Hat highway frrinlar,o Firellent buy at 345.000 HAL COLBERT 3777495 fti( OtiS OPPORTUP4IT y , 1rOOt CQQ r4nch sRI. 4 Arrpj. 'I bedroom home .13+000 lay;nq P'n. 'erage in romp 31.473 per mo Minimum espense E,ceflent return on nvPtmp? 345.000 Terms i ti.p in pIar,nflQ yr build.nq + 1006 from Country Club Road, follow the iqn Real Estate tit' :.t I Y INC FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS $M33 __ Store 1. riffire 5011cc lot rent Palm Plaza, rmwnec 76th & Sanford Ave Also 'mall stnir,sqr spaces for reqt Frcim 176 'in ' IF PPpSIOn What Johnny Walker Offers 'jou me means - ____________________ F A _____ Furnisheclapts , Wekiy orMnlhIytafps IllS Park 373 1796 ______________________________ IBedroom up.: 's apartment, utilities inctudd. downtown arej 1171 plus deposIt. 377 3031 _______________________________ ______________________________ 7817 FIn', Sfotd I Bedroom, lied coople No P't' 6936 Mrs Melto Auction Service ItA't 4# I,'.",t 5arofotd 75—Recreational r'ypr 400 litting5 HOWARD 0 THOMAS RFAL,TY CO. INC P 0 fins 191 Plairsvilte, Ga - 30512 401 716 7175 — 111* 715 6'47 lNightI ________________________ _____________________ ________________________ - ,., ,_ _______ -REALTOR _____ l.P.'I Dell's ' (AR P)PT SALE - Saturday 9 to S. Write fOr cmii free catalog showing 7 fleirrorirn ,ifl.srtmrnl. .30n0 ron dillon. nuuc 7 bedroom htiS. needs me repair nth 317.500 '+. 'i.-mt carpeting, kitChen equipped, unuSual ' rlerncator touches Price Plo hrf'h..r 17? Sl 75(V) . . ',,, ' , Associate _________ /, ,'go.c-r ri..minq . bAfh home large corner lot, Clean)bedroomap,, air. fl( Park IllS 1)1 4335 100Kl1I(. FOR SOMETIIIIIG SPECIAL? - amount ' ' N'cefurnsp,edAo, , - chairs, hecis TV's all kinds of a hrar qlassware. dishes Pluir,lrerl' of my items ______________________________ Real Estate tirooc, 3227643 1?? 7115 r Al ifl 377 -' Pro INC. . oh Dr . .' - MOSSIE C, BATEMAN REALTY JIM HUNT RL ______________________ LTI.IJ. leaves I A ¶SUPii' r 0327 lt7i + - _______________________ _____ __________________ ' , - fledrnom an ad in classified it doesn't housp, Stove. .. .. npeq YOu'll tlru ",Wr,'or & air Conditionr, you very tired and short of breath. that some reader has just that 322 ISS). (,_.I_I _.__. ___I_t_ .I.,t_ a,-item he or She would like to Sell. tA)WU 3UU epiain mis ?Bfl hocj's,,wall to wall carpeting it and comment on its treatment? $150 mo 1104 S MagnolIa Sanfotct CALl. 7777611 -after 130 DEAR - There RFAI ESTATE SALESMEN Bedroom, 1 bath carport, big kinds of We pay the Overhead, yj make fnceirct. Swimmina 000l Ibik rv'ul"civth.mI In nil inrf LJP'nings Ircim Sbool 719 Vihtpru ROd 372 av11IIAble In Active lake Mary and though, it an increa 9117 Vitamin Aitamonte Springs offices the of red blood cells FORREST GREENE INC deficiencies to mention a few), IflP, 7 bath, Pinecrest area. lr our circulation. 323 IlSIorfl2 I91Oev yerd,j)9ri, iSO dpojt 372 7)i itis reasonable that there may ' People living at high altitude be 37. or after 5. 1)0 1373 other for LiCeosedreate;tatesales person for causes have one form of active SAnford olfice Eapecipnce Hriup, Sell or rpnt '3 bedrooms. I polycythemia pel)tythernia in man, No one desired. or will train Business is by the low bath, air, kith equipped, lake oxygen has yet proved that ny such flnd CAILOART REAL vif'sSi $'l.900 67$ 4343 affer pressure. The body simply case in FSTAT E. Georne Willis. 373 6010 man has been caused by forms more red cells to com• a virus, 7 fiR. fencea yard 3130 Adi$? Cafeteria cook and kitchen help pensate for less oxygen in the _eIei-red 371 5631 r 3776470 A lot of pcople with Mustbectependableandt,oncjabI, -lfln,,_ 'C'!... t L____ I I IIJIIUUIII Vi iiJl I , .41 I I1 St. ,a rot.gh rn In San ,, poiscsuia.nhia vera nave •j LI -1 —rwtue rurnisrieg In red cells is related to the crd area Call 559511) symptoms at all. Others have _________________________ . level of altitude. People living symptoms Including being tired Full time PN I to Ii shift. Apply 3 bedroom furniShed house in ?hr at 14,000 feet have quite an t.alv;ew Nursing Center, '#19 E and short of breath as you country 372 7077 or 3776700 7ndcl increase. The systolic blood pressure ___________ LOokIng tot garden equipment' You get a polycythemia be elevated. The face may Read today's classified ads for - 2)-Situations Wanted from lung disease, be ruddy because of the dilated ___________________________ QOOd bu's It 'i P1- /I TOPS 53:') II After Ifrs till $40 u,.uuLst,iu,.liruo,,r 11301 ?'Ot '1 177 7.555 I JOHN SAULS AGENCY fl'HOUSiOS Unfurnistied _________________________ ________ - I4Ousewbves.-3atfractiv,wo,n,n m*edPd lfl this to conduct i,n nome style SPiows Part time, someeves For interview, call 0114 cr 901 736077) I have what has been diagnosed ax polycythelll.Ia. Li'." 641 MOPfPJTAIN PROPERTY S Acres rof wroniled mountain lAnd I Needs minor ImQrO',iemf'nt tØ the ,5((f-sS F'rellent viCw5 Good Potilldlnn sites Only 1350 -Ace Crank Realty ' 'I UIV' Broaer -__________________ 13 I 0 ()(1 TAFFER I'. ___________________________ area I I S . ' — ---flpAitii-r. WIPi ln'iowng preterred, Comfortable, clean, air conditioned. 7 bedroom apI . kitchen furnished or witI'u in ne,v Zayre's Carport Shoppinq Center I797andAurpnt Pcaql Alen.' F.tshion & fleauty LAKE MARY- 7 BR DupIes; 1150 fl 371 76)) hetofe us $50 deposit. AVON Forrest Green, Inc. Want to earn Eatra Xmas money? 373 6353 REALTORS 373 1970 Call 6443019 ____________ I I 011 COLOR TV. 95MOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN — (or Sale ti3 1969 (Ptev.'nlet El Camino. low 1971 Piiib I sarrufire r' best ml,.'? 1)7 sv9I mua,', miiene çmat! V 6 4utO trans ri 177 711; .,Iter S air Immaculate conditiOn ps, thornm ,nhrwit %l.600 or t'est offer Frinlith Ford Van small tvot'. Wuih PhoIIO III) 7704 after 7, o, 7000 PiOff nngne .'l MCI .ini — Cr'qtir,,s wfh V 7, engne rerun 113 197C AM( Rebel s'alioro wagon. 'mall V 5 .iutrmati. ar Phone 'rat' 75 MPG 34(1) .'aP 17) 771 1719 '71 (A,slli,,, r.'... nu.ui, i.i,. 1011 Pnrt.st I emans Ar. Ivsw.r ,. w ...: r,.... ., - .',.' ,, ru 5r Ii bric TV 1700 S French, 37] 173.1 -. -.. ivn corn-i Iurnitii,.'. %ev.'caI 350; 66W, from from 80—Autos Fo,YouriunkCais 373 3?9 ,-hesi' tOi'Iti'*, ',ayerI Bahama . 11$; Service all makes HERBS' 45—Resort Property MINI FARM Well. sprinklers, 4 ficlrm, 7 hiilti 7 ku?chpn neat RENTAl I .ske Mary 7bedroom l'mrtt,.r %140 -+ Reafty - ' 0' f " - _____________________________ R ed i ' - -- _,..... hIJN()() (Lu IIntrg..rk,ihIM 17'lo (8) Protectors 1'00 (44) Time Tunnel (6) Movie to Eat + ' hOme "°i-tr.i naraqe AduitSonly ABAISYS WORLD Carelor infants toaqe 7 only Npst to new Drivers' Litente fiureau floi5 (6) + FAI Piu(I' - Services. Plow Summer Programt HEY DIDDLE DIOD'.E DAY CARE, 37) 5690 + ...."4'" your Homes child care ,', 4"ci 14i',ji :Oha,e Itroer 322 $301, 2IiOHlawatha Ave at I? 97 ____________________________ Complete , T' Payton + , The Jeff ersons Saturday Night Live With Howard Cosetl (24) PhIladelphia Folk Festival (35) Movie (44) Music City ii S A 5'?? (6) BIcentennial Minute , 37] 6351 flayc)7/417) PligPtt 3,71357 (('IlIPf TRY STATE Plew I Pv'drni'im 7 bath home 9% ott romplr'f,. On fenced S acres for ri ,ti . $ 1717 Maqnc,Iia __________________________________________ l.ak' P'.'ary 7 (riflluliOflpd, $71500 See this today t(uDuL. "SU( il: _____- Star Trek )1'l% ') News 11'30 (6) Movie (5) The Protectors (9) Movie l7mOO (2) Movit' 1SA () Irs The News "es" ( 5) Malor League Raseball j Color TV'i A FRACTION OF IHEIR COST F POM TODAY'S WANT ADSI ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. PIROK F PS ______________________ IAPC,F 8 ROOMY W. Garnett White ____ hl'OO (6.9) Nt'ws (35) 700 Club 110 (I) Sneaking With Your Hands (91 ActIon ('anlr (24) WaIl StreQt JOiHpu ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Studpntt or pelt 191 377)9)' Frpe,6,l1 7077 for "We Care"IV! r.uufrlr oturom aurys or Ittns MQVITSOO!y ______ PARK AVENUE &SOBILE PARK 7343 Park Drive. VOup 5—Lost & Found 1 Fleclroom apartment, II? fqp Ap $100 month plus 373 d,00slt 061 from 116 Pne<rpt Drivp or 671 465?, female cat Reward Phone In $903 _________________________________ Mon?:ily Ren?jls Available 1)33 1130- Color TV Modernitinq Sell no QUALITY INN NORTH longer needed but uSeful temt I 4& SR 134, 1.ongwood with a ClaSSified * _______________________________ _______________________________ __________________________ AVALON APAR TMENTS ADULTS.NOPETS 6—ChUd Care 116W. 2nd St (6) (9) lO'00 (6) _ ' Wild Animi Of Euror -- , persons 66$ 6.451 or 3775031 Whystoreilanctforqs.t it? Sell it arid urg('$ 1 gout, .4 iAj5'li 372 7611 P'oo (2) Emergency 9'30 (6) stores, churches Ideal for retired - Mfla Acreage -' ' aiuiIJi Jill jillljl Jill jilliji Championshiru 11111,. '-'J"ii;.',. •''1'Ii54 improve your health . Homes, Lots ' -- - Friday, Sept. It. 1915-SB —___ _______________ L.ommerciai I'roperfles + MARRIAGES SLIM BUDGETS ARE Peor hi Marilyn, Notary. BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Ocala. 901 737 5161 o 737 5773 _______________________________ __________________________________ FROM WANT THE t0t" ___________________________________ Havecar to drive to Idaho Itt cit Oct COLUMNS Will pay e.oq'ciscj Call 371 0333 ., _________________________ -.........11 n$c iik ' " ' "l "' P'A(,L() WITh A UNINKIINIi -PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Amnymous (loan P. crnmfortable--vjry *eil Can Upip furnithrl .1p.lrtment: reariatie Call 17.4517 reed. Write P0. Boa 1713 Nicely furnished apt Sanford, F Porida 37771 ________________________ ___________________________ REALTOR 373 Sill . - _______________________ _______ I ,...a ,'ta 'yn, I 5 flrlye _______________ ___________ 7563 P3rk Dr RrALIoP Auction Sale - I Sp f MARY Wended ljlkpvipw cit or. tv"r1 rn. very cntrminq 1'O Your MLS Agency Harold Hall Realty + Oeflary--Adults 1 BR. air. close 10 in and rt,jrt .' 1'r',mil home, fnr sitp t oAflCr. 's nio.oId. central heat &lir,3 BR's 444 IJIV . ARE YOU LONELY? Let us help ',oii to meet thr right pet ri ruSt OPAP4GE CITY Ouple*, turn 'r lot you NATIONAL SINGLES unfurn Quiet NeighborhoodCLUB OF AMERICA Phone: 303 Reasonable 775 7611 or 37)1SII 273 7710 lcoIlt) ____________________________ 28 29 27 (1'IlV'U Let Therapeutic Pool -- 31 - "Ii-'"I I4VU PhoneIll 3763 26 - - 'ss;;';'rlt;"""' __________ 21 24 I __________________ — 19 One A. healrror,m AnMtma-u, - furnished or -unfurnished Npiy redecorated Come see 300 1 anforc)Al Anon Family Grøup P0. I,u, ,,,, sannoru, na J/I1 I . _ EVENING l'IVI' OIl I'll 16 ,ir a,i commercial area t. a htr'nes 316 S1$3 -- - - ---- 80—Autos for Sale ________________________ 53—TV.Radio. Stereo Al TAMONT F SPRINGS $00'. 110' 5A950 ihilCipi PARK 1Di'.fla' lot, ron'd f. 7 pro tree', Well 5, sef'lfr lank (enIr,,I bout air Corner lot Only ;7i ___--__ FRIDAY 7:30 P,M. 1*160 rurininal price may be picked "p hi' rrlAkinaI 1 hark payments of 1690(5 each with a balance of $7,02( lISa? 7 ier ce'nl Int with $56 Additinnl iiavments In America's fastest orowing slate iuit off U S Hinlowav U (',ently rolling land rear Holbrook, Arirrsna and ad iarerut to the P,'trified forest a..d PAinted flecert National Parks (all i'nllpcl liii' Lois (607) 991 1173 _____________________________ Assiurno c'oistlng F HA mortgage PlO niuIifyinri for IhiS 7 yr old I THREE flEDROOMS - fabulous P*iy with space galore, fluid 1?OS 773 606 or 373 031? eveS ,i .,...o... ...,,.0 REALTY Esta'e limo.., ou Qualify' M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker , 3 room. 'ear upstairs apt , private entrance, porch 8 shade trCeS. (alt 3 9519 IS ALCOHOL A r'POBLE M IN YOUR rAMILY' AL ANON Y' I IIF PIPIKIED lINK II After sri,. see this beautilul family rcoern Plirci neighborhood, 3 BR's. plui' rarp4'tino) in* down at only 375 (Vt) payment, monthly payments le FIVE flEOROOMS -finecoridltion, than renf Government SUbsidized near downtown 174,900 Noon FrldQy - r,. - — — 6(50 (6. 6) News (24) flno F't 6'lCt (2.6,8) News (24) Florida Buslnt'ç Week (35) Poo Goes The Coututry (35) lntcrn.jtiorsal *'hiimnuionship Wrestling Week Tues,Thurs. 9 ___________ Burnn Show (13) Movie (24) Washington Week ($) NFL Ac$i '75 (44) Combat _______ 8 7 6 - SPACIOUS I bedroom older home with a rental Owner firs.,nced * They're Hot" * ,. . EveninQ Herald, Sanford. Fl. ------------ 72—Auction KrPIMORE WASHER, pins, Service.usedmacl'iines I. OONEYAPPIIAPICESrn 069; strom ''f.Nf ORD'S SALES LEADER" . * "Get 'Em While * - ................._.._. 8'30 (6) Doc (44) Robby Goldsboro 9'OO (7. 3) Movie In The Newt Legends . , - n Realty • $16,500 Ho - _____________________________ ________________________ ______________ - - Ste - PARTIALLY furfl,%hed I bedroom, I', bath home Owner financed WIlT DEADLINES -. — 40 ACRE PA PICH ASSUME PAYMENTS rOPFC'I OSiJRE SALE Best Buys VERY iEAN 7 bedroom modern Pinte 111750 Tcrmn ____________________________ " _______________________________________________________ (44) Rapping Mannion (74) Feeling Good (3$) Greatest Sports Pius - SUfldOi,Y (24) When TV Was Live C-n USA (61 Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (5) Information _________________________________________________________ - 36 P,5an 17'30 (2) (6) r 118 Show (44) Untouchables •'" Jocie Ad The Pussycats (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (I) laformation 8 (9) Soeed Buggy (13) All Star Wrestling (24) Mr Rogers Neighborhood (3) (Jniscooe (44) Soul Train c - 15 ''''',' ,'ln 1(50 (2) Soul Train _____ - (35) Wltburn Rrc,thers 1700 (7) 'risNflI'tPLlt1 -'" 6:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon ______________ J5 i 2 I () Star Trek r0J11 Croc's AFTERNOON U____ '.— ow, '5 4Ica line times 31c. line 6thruS?ime1 24ca line 26 times ($3 OOMINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum HOURS 44 Attend to 46 Harem rooms 47 (eq lGcymanl 25 What wild Today's - ____________________ 52—Appliances 43—Lots-Acreage ___________________ ___________________ Real Estate — __________________________________ + down 76 OrIdi),' (Latin) 50 So'o'nq 6 Maiden name 77 Hammor ht'.id SI fi',tt "(3(35 35 Ice (Geemn) Marble OTHER SiDE ?S1VNTA1N' lake breath Thri Invisible Man Hiqh Chiapperal (24) Interface (35) Party - Uncle ,.. • 5.',rr'4v'tiiy 'THE tr And Track Prirsoeclive On ThNews (35) fliq Blue ILI "— t1' "" Hong Kong Phooney (24) Villa Alegre (44) Watly' Workshop A'75 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Pock Rio (3) Sigmund And The See. Monsters (6) Cugs Bunny Road Rgnner Hour (8) Jabberwocky (9) Torn And Jerry (24) ,Mister Rogcr' Neighborhood /'\:..j • 04 (9) s 32 Before 33 Boy's name ta RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. 39 Make angry 20 Atricin wiumal 41 Make inactive 42 Giow dim 2? Horse's gait 3 Column base 24 Philippine 4 South African sweetsop 4fbu - I Planet Of The Ar*s (6) Far Out Snaco Nuts (13) DaytIme (24) Sesame Street (35) Cartoons (6) In The Nev.s (9) Schoolhouse Rock '5 ,,,O 831-9993 322-2611 -' IFZI' ________ AttentiOn Retirees- Help create an Ideal ef Iretnent viIIaq on the b.lutiful Welilva R4vr at Camp 5eminole 7271170 Winter PQrk 19 Ordinal sulhu' jab) I Eggshaped night light S'flfl (2) A .....,I.... !Im!'5I aiIJ'.lIts' )I')(l (2) Wpstwlnd (6) Ghost Busters (6) Sneaking With Your Hands (9) The Odd Ball t,amm uamm i C.r 11'OO (2.8) fli'v And The rs..__ ure.im Orlondo - Seminole ___________ DOWN fralernipl Man Destroys Block (24) Carrascolendas (35) .Jetsons 1(554 (6) In Thi' Nt'w'i Plus Four I - (I) (9) 7'30 (2) (3) ,, lRfl'dMAtS.(VtRrDAYf 'TIL2:30P_M.-$l.2, _____________________I I %di (6) IIN1I*LC*E*ca*,'] ." (9) Growers Flourish 30 Greek UeIiWIieS . _— drinket 'fl' Almanac 625 (2) Daily Devotional tc'i( (3) Acrôs The Fence (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Laurel And Hardy Bicentennial Minute 9'OO (2.1) Rjckford Files (6) Hawaii Five 0 (9) Movie (13) June Allyson Show (24) Masterpiece Theatre (44) Movie ________________________ In The News - MORNING P'S7 (6) I'll) (6) CAS Soorts Spectacular , (6) The Shazam Hour (9) Nr'w Adventure's Of Gilliqan t24) The Electric (44) Movie tS.0O (6) (9) The Lost Saticer ii (VI1SVIV' 0 71 I _________ _________ Rn,irrt Sounding - 10'nI'l (2,5) t.Mi Of The Saturdcy Week . dl' S'10 l'flO (6) I oa,i..i... -. HL) IItI) LLH b A ______ ________________ cuvet i • __________ Paradise NCAA Frrnlbalt 1'1'$ (9) a. . c,.&.... ro...... idiUS 1IIASIJV 9S (6) 3'$O (9) Movie 400 (44) Movie (35) Movie (41) Dinah ''1(i (2,6) Chico And Thti Man (6) M A (9) Mu'.e (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Wall Street African ii _____ (var Table L'LA) "' i 'i u) Movie 10 (2, 5) Midnight Special 7'IO (2) Daily Devotional Son 4 -. (24) Nova (44) Movie '10 (13) Movie 300 (24) That Uncertain (24) Romacinoli's Rork (L 44) Movie ( 5 WCfe World Of (44) Love American fltA _____ • ________ SAtncanant.lope4O Chinese gate I North NigerIan 41 Yet Isp) - _________ - L..:.La.l' 42 Thigh bonn city ___________ I? Covered with 45 Cdy in Konya vines I 49 Dry 13 [vet (pol) jJ 14 lrLloan Coin 50 Sea eagle (var) IL arJ 15 -- boy' 52 Arabian gulf ______ ______ l6Evening(poet) 53 like hood 26 Great lake 7 VASt' 17 High (latin) 54 Pronoun B South African 29 Remainder II Rents 55 Manner ct 3) Parent (Coil viilages 20 Rope noose moving 3.4 Juicy fruit 9Feels sIck 21 Sante jab) 56 Tetmunates 37 Musical 10 Burmese 22 Sesame 57 Snaky lush Stuu.tt,s 4prites 23 Feminine 58 Sort Of Snorts In The News Schoolhouse (6) (9) (35) Friday Night Fights (44) Movie . Waldo kitty (9) C,rnrs' Aoe Show (24) Sessme Street (44) Gerald Dcrstlne O'7 l'l,Ivwood Snuares (13) All Star --- Gold 9(5(5 (7 5) C./0(fl7$ Life Of (44) Lnve Americat, c... 'iIV'I' (9) I Algeruan city Wide World of Weather Wonderful World Of Magic (6) (9) (44) There's Plenty AvIation (21) a __ _______ 13 EVENING , ___ 36RmgavdshegPy 38 SpOtted __________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Friday Answer to Pry'put Piitjit' Africa --- - -- UNRMIT'S __________________-- + I �= - _________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ - 1111111111111111111111 - ________________________________________________________________________________________________ - - = -;--: - - . __ ________ __ __________ - - . - - - . . -, -. - - .. -- - - . _7 _ - .. - - - - - •. - . 1. _. -. ,. -. -- . . - - -- --•- _,I-.'.-__- - -.i_..m_u-68- Evening Herald. Sanlord, FL -. I Friday, Sept it. 11S BEETLE BAILEY HOROSCOPE Mod Walker, tITj TALK O '5r'oug PLANT . SUNDAY EDITION ?.) Firs It . J I -- q-1 7 _______ I ~~&,( Wu-a. I _____ ---_________ -- -________ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom — ='.',, AWIP4Jc 'F)C MC £OCKTAJL PRT'1. /—&• PJ-WHOL.. THAIU C*1 QtJ p KNIOW 61 0. I FVLZATION ! . ,/V___ iI11 I I I j / L 4 . ,, 140 , 4.i .1 / 0. .- I I I L9 ____________________ I AQUARIUS U 'Jan 20-Feb old contact BR IDG ___________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis I .. - E CARNIVAL Y the trick and led a heart right A WEST EAST £53 £ J 1098 2 . - ..... 7 / - - - / ' - ______ - IV---. J ----- ~_ ,: 4 - : 4J *. - . - 9 Pass I £ . . - ~ " ' I -- I - "' — AL Myf= BLONDIE Chic Young NWWO AAADE TWISM -1100 AAiSrAKE .-k -k~0 , #4 TW E , ')E OW ..10 &7 a— I _" I DO, 4T KNOW ...IT'S JUST NAME r USE WWEN WWOYS N, HAAR Wr G00Cy WARPY GLXJC14 J C, -, - 't 1 ' ' -. 1 . -, '' ' 7-1 ) 5P - / — f , 1 7~ _-~_~ . -i , I'M TRAPPED I I.- . _f. . Pass 2V (_ . It I . - _____ C&) , b. - I — Fast took his ace and led back ., . I I L Olt I 0 tritI MA MC to#" ,Ifv :P1 - 0'r "Hey, Pop! It's old 'speak-of-the-aevill" 90M CQLAIL~G P '-1f— I - -i¼ 5-' lwn~ ; . M If DOONESBIJRY by Dick CovaHi by Garry Trudeau A~ 1 __ bhilkl '• ( .I • f'_~ _________ 7 nits I- bMINL,%S t% / 6MIAYo ,-A - '! - ~* ,I I' I ~ C O 11 CIO , I! Ill ~ I.! hi I I r III , IJir ©[P[O©[ * A ji4 0 W ,4*) i __________ - I E~ ' ..- 1.' ' Who" i sl 1 . ~ f ___ V , —' 4 " - I - , ( W "-i t -1; 1) - ( OW DC U 00 IT - ,I 1-., I ~_ - 0 . I - ." ' ____ f ____ - - ' ~ - ~ STEM I f SMAX S FINTE5.I 11 (n IrX70--, I. 0 .J ) ~ . ; r__1 I ri I by Frank Hill 1 1 1 1 1 1", ", "I'l", DO NOT BE ALARMME I I , ~ I I , ) II r II 1 WAS A MAR;= WHEN :1 VVENT 17N ) il . I %. C % Q i i I I 1 -. V a i I 0 0 i~~ ~ _ A I . - I ' 11 ~ - . . 014 Irl I - --w - tax .. '. ' . '. . - . . ' 5' _ , - __ - . --. , . -= . - = . 3.r , , . . . -I' " =-. ' . - I_ , .. - -_- - ' _ ' - ' .! - - ___ _ - , , _ = , ,. -- - -_ - -Z %.- . t~i as 3C fle)Seflt'greetiflgsandIOVetO 7D all the brothers and sisters out .= i , - - ' S!!r, ' r"=Af - it 4. _m- V A% '"- - ., ' . 'fr'L t,. J ' ." % - . . ' • . .-- , -: . .- !WWr . '..' .. -- ' 4 - \ ' to -' ' no - ~ -a ~A * * _* _. . - - - . . . . ,. . .,. -4 . W-4, '41' -, NE, - - - ;r.!if. /!b , vk _.~~. I I,- . A -09 -- GAL The zoo will be open from 9 a.m. to 5p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Rozonsd the facility will c it, , even day operation O." the first day of March, irx, m o1unteers and 11 CETA ( Comprehensive Employment Training Act) ivorkers after schoo reopened. Due to lack of construction . ~ I& 8, FOR LITTLE ,- a six-day week lie said the change will give 114 - .4:ci means ,4%- , or arid allow for maintenance aM I . h whic ' .' ..-. . Al Rozon, director of the zoo, said Friday the new hours are part of a 'seasonbl charge" duuing the. Wtnter months, . , - - - __T IA-_ - I 0 _V~~ -_ .- ~r -~ Elementary Sebool, really puts the foot to a kick ball during a recetit recess. Note the determinatlon on her face, with tongue firmly gripped between teeth, and the index finger poinft the directlou in which the hopesthebaHwilltravet (HeraldPhotobyBlllVtncrntJr) _- - , ,' n v o icy y ' 'i . . •, . . , . - iI '. ' - .hg.: '- I $4,000 Woodlands Ufe Cell, a project which would house small mammals, including raccoons and opossums. Rozon explained he also will be revising prioritle!: and allocations with the Zoological Society's 11100,D00 pri O perating grant _. - r ur _X_M__X--_ --*' .__ If-'Ti - Wt,- I ;..I P--m*,- V: ~ ,ZZIi 4-r~, I-,. I ti. ?. _~~ _ . --_* ., V 17, - -i _ Wne;-_ - M_ ure a e uar _____________________________________ , -• _ Monday and additional con. structloa plans have been reawns and a lack of at- "I B) AUDIEMURPIIY rel)ing more on cash tmHoroscope,. ...........,".1D the,-e." Ilerald Staff Writer sactions. Arid she was the imle, slender Hospital ..... ......... .... 5A "We have people that come into town on I Last of a 11ree-Part Series Eagan said if merchants Obituaries SA victiinofakidnapingl9months ri ay, open an account w must take checks they should ae e Slwrts 1-2-311 ago Mlo told a fellow Inmate Tlw best way for it merchant (,btain as much information starter set of checks the bank gives thern 8fl she was glad to hear htrmother to avoid getting burned by ii about the individual as possible Tle%f3Jofl and write checks for several hundreds, or 411 say she still loed her, a worthless check is to accept iv Ioics identification such as thousands, of dollars On the weekend, the ,tC defendant who offered no ob- cash only, according to theBasic Women _ .. . .... 1.2, driver's licenses, credit cards, banks jection when her attorney said experts. 1% are ciosed, so the merchants can't WEAThER voter registration she wRild plead innocent to the But they concede that for all :Ihould be supplemented b' call them," Saltri.my's high 91. Ovemight charges against her. Prosecutor ak merchants to revert to cash photographs and a thumbprint Partly rloudy to occasionally (if tier revolutionary ardor had right away would be im. on the cheek. William Heffernan cloudy today. A chance of vowed, "They'll have !o kill me practical, so these experts offer Another advocate of the thundershowers during the before I go blick, there Is no some basic advice when acherks: knowas much fingerprini kit is William befor- the work is completed. forcernent agencies are afternoon &ad cveniqg hours. surrender," offered no resist- cePt'ng c lieffeinan, a prosecutor in Ileffe-rrvin says ;t is more dil- cooperating ip fighting the Highs near ISKI. Lows mainly In ance whm agents arrested her as possible about the person State ficidt Io prnsecute a cme In- problem nole-Brevard the 70s. Mostly southes.it winds in ,a rented house here Thurs. from whom you're accepting Semi Attorney Abbott Herring's volving payment for "past Banks, for instance, a asing at day. They said she made no the of Ii ce. services." imprinting opening dates of the night. Winds gusty near movetoreachaloadO.38mliAt a recent news conference Heffernan also warns inBecause oi the growing account on each check in code. thundershowers. Ralri Ix-rpistol in her purse &--'told about a new bad cheek IAW, dividuals who accept checks for problem of wot thless chetks in It t1v account is brand new, the probability 50 per ceal. thern of two carbines in a near- Orange-Oscecila State Attorney contracted work to have the the Central Florida area, vii,erchant might have reason to Complete details and tides by closet. Robert Eagan said merchaids check nwde out at the time the merchants. banks, chambers of r)% extra careful. 'ire on Page 4 I asked her If 'he % as glad it in he futurc might ha e to start agreement is cached ard ituiiit rt e and law en 1k lIt man caid W e have - . = i - The Central Florida Zoo here in Sanford will be closed every Bad Checks A Continuing Problem ... - I I 4A uharges, who through ~cr attor. DcarAbby, I b I ~ I / k A . . r I . CT - ... 0 I( ~ I a __v F .1 " WKS SEMP AFTER I JI I 0 t - y r Around7le Clock. - - ....,.4A she wanted tocome home. IC She was the self-proclaimed Bridge calendar SA revolutionary, subject to a po Editorial In___ ___ Im. 1V~1 I - n ..A r.~w~.= . — - Today 7, 1 1~, I " I / 1}iER WJU. I 01-11P% . -M I 1' .~-:- by To K. Ryan APiO(JKN, 1.iWIP L.IZARP I . MoNsh— I q-,q . I i. .- . ' I I - lz,ar A- ____ t , TUMBLEWEEDS -__ - I I • . ~1416f too. ___11 ------ PANTE0 SO W LL, I . - - Fl~ 9I . _,,._p 9.* I ' I3"1 I '''" ' jhw~" ~_ -A t*f-QRE W :41`111meter = 0 39 riches a Faces Of Vogt says larger Florida cuw i1 etc., - are almost always insured of their fairshare of dollars He plans to do the same thing for Seminole and Brevard. "I will protect the counties " the senator said. , ' I ~0 - __ - `t-~~ 'VI ~4., - I 1 M111IMMIf = 00?5 rK;t*S _ ______ III T P tt Seen After Capture I- a _ ai AND SAVE I .\ I L developing an even bigger Grile calls friends seeking help for Mrs. Bean and her famfly. i cal fugitivo, arrested with a wasallover,andshedidn t say her first two days of captivity. loaded gun in her purse, who a word," said Tim Casey. the Vogt is no stranger to Patricia Hearst has often told a matron booking her into po ce pe uca fl. • seemed like two different Ja*I that her occup3tion was a rres tunder fire this year when tier public utterances sirim parents boycotted Itwnwaid people. "urban guerrilla." then have been limited to brief Elementary School. s Patricia Campbell Hearst, replies to a judge's rituaI que3A three-week boycott at the % her hoIuidherh:adon donce Aoul. tionsa establishingsm met ((ontinued on Page! A) nd e. reviled as a pig and said i I ~ Z 4 4% ) ___-- I 1ywa-O.9m.t. ,) & . I I inch -25.4 millirnelem I toot - 30.5 centimeters I 1~ - "" 11 %I ~ ~7 ______________________ ._ - 'o BEST FIR I END. - I r S __ SYSTEM IS A "I o• . , .? 1 r /,If* I, 1 . I I Ill ' Rev. Lucas , 'V Z. ,W-/ appointment because of the huge number of tax dollars spent yearly on education, About6Opercentofthe sthte'sgeneralbudget)earl)js allocated to education. Thcugh Vogt says the Natural Resources Committee was his - . 1_1_4' . OOF i -- .. - . r CENTIMETERS 11 I -• wo I . ~_~ ~~ =. _____ -- W A& L_ . - / by Al INCHES' ~ ,~Jn - _~% , 11;-h-V q I STUART/ I I . __W __'.. 7 ; -. ET 4M I M " - PRIILLAS POP D .S .' - ONLYSIX SAY SIX I . qg - 6 ' miol' I . / 0 5w, I by Howie Schneider U - ~,.k _______________________________ _______________________________ EEK & MEEK , • I - ____ / .r qp .` I DW V5&4fl- ' I .- (I 4 ,, 0 , - vjj ' __ — c I t ( 1a ;- — ,;r__V __ ____- announced today Vogt, a Cocoa Beach Demacrat who represents Brevard and Seminole Coun- . . Hours Change ____ Senator John Vogt to the Senate .7 W_ - . - . Raild Staff Writer ., 1' f,:; 04 - -- Noto 'l,, -- - - . ? 25-Fr ._ -- " IyEDPRICKETT .Z ti = - State Senate Preddent Demp- . WINTHROP =' t • 11M I - V --- -!- I 1~ I Named To Post '- - i I r It - 1•- -' - Vogl - LA.! - - - U6FEATA1! b'1 P4 PW S writers will f pceive copies of JACOBY MODERM) - (OT &) : y f, ____ CCME up W ... I pre-sentence investigation tears from her eyes, was One member of the i1 ding in an auto with his (PSI) for the slight, pale surrounded by friends and wiping a tear from her cheek after the inother and relatives. He said mother of four children and rthmtis as she left the cour- verdict was read and Mrs. Kiley called they hadn't discussed the allowed her to remain free on troorn following the three-day before the bench. pending trial but that his $10,000 bond pending sen - vial mnher 'kept talking under her tencing. ,%Irs. Kiley had been accused from close range. defendant and the Iwo boys breath. She said 'it was an 'You undoubtedly will be fstegree mwder in the Police said Mrs. Kiley, after showed all had reeently han- accudcnt, committed to the Division of June 7 slaying of tier 46-year-old hPino u-nmm ri 1--- --- - , . .. tutu a Ill V.21 Ill, UU I U;a: Im .nr.i. Aj;c)* qvtn't testify in Ube ntzmwiiiation, Husband, Thomas B Kite) , at them, 'I killed hum I've been tests ervn t conclusive as to vial Woodson told Mrs. Kiley their 3114 Itudder Circle, wanting him dead," who may have fired the fata! following the 12-member jury's Sanford Airport, home. No date has been set for There was testimony also shot. verdict. sentencing M Kiley. During deliberations Thur. that she directed investigators Defense attorneys argued to ':I'll P.Ilow her to remain free ,sda y and Friday, the jury Judge Wrxxison told defease to a closet in a bedroom where the jury that the state's on bond so she can get her returned to the courtroom to the couple's two sons were evidence left reasonable attorneys they would be notated business affairs in order," hear court porter Norman sleeping. Police found a .22 rifle that Mrs. Kiley killed her of the date of sentencing when Woodson told Public Defender Uobbn read testimony from in the s ta te parole and probation the clet. The rifle con tained husband of 22 years. Franklin Kelley. poll(, (- officers and a & ist. a fired cartridge casing. Dr. Garay tesUfled that blood commission completes the PSI. Manslaughter Is punishable Officers, who responded after The death bullet was tests showed the victim's blood Under Florida taw, a person by 15 years in state prison. One a woman telephoned police inutilated so badly that the alcohol content was .10 percent convicted of a felony must have court observer, however, noted headquarters at 4:09 a.m. June prosecution told t jury "we — the level state taw considers a PSI if the defendant has no that In cases where the 7 and said she'd shot her can only say it came from a gun intoxicated. record of prior criminal condefendant has no prior record husba nd, found Kiley's body on like this (the rifle)." Mrr,Kiley's—younger son and victions. . ,11 By RoW Bd!en # FUNNY BUSINESS It GU . 1 __ d the state parole commission a couch in the living room of the Assistant State Attorney daughter testified for the looks favorably on release from d welling. James Figgatt asked the jury to defense of domestic fi ts in pr ison when one-third or less of Seminole County Medical return a verdict oz guilty of which Kiley beat his wife and A circuit court jury returned the sentence has been served. G. V. Gray teified that Kiley first -degree murder or a lesser had threatened kill her. a guilty f manslaughter One member f the jury was sas killed b a single bullet in :ind included ffec.ct' verdict Friday at ttrtun for S'cn U Kile) the couples rvel sipi,i; a tear from the right temple and that there A cinie lab chemist testified Mrs. Betty Jean Kiley, 41, of ht cheek after the verdict was were powder burns on eldest son was called to the the body that police tests madc Ofl Sanford, after deliberating 13 read an(] Airs. Kiley called the witness stand by Figgalt as indicating the shot was fired hands of the deceased. the -4 6over a span. ttore the bench. . . . CsLuI .. . Jti ge i. - Mrs. Kiley,'' her hads' lie testified that about four William Woodson ordered a shaking slightly as she wiped iry was observed weeks before the trial he was en, 1 y By BOB LLJJYD Herald Staff Writer I .__ ; ".. *~-!" Foun I F'ainily Services office Friday, seeking a permanent solution, assistance until the rpmi!y an 3p it!! What hc wa InAIn ............ th : th a.;: and the pow(r bill. Instead, he and Mrs. Bean were told of the rules — domments have to be presented showing that Bean does have a medical problem. Then an investigation mnt be made to determine if the family qualifies under the incapacity section of the state welfare laws. It is emvier fur a family !u get financial u*i DS ft father has deserted his wife and children, which Bean had not, Rather, Bean had been working 12 to 14 hours daily at a local service station, sometimes with food to eat during a break the tong day's labor but usually without. In his view, It was more important that his three daughters, including a new baby less than three weeks old, ha ve something to eat. Marcia says her husband was having ditty spells when he was rushed to Florida Hospital North and later transferred to the larger Orlando facility early in the week with a suspected heart attack. He was hospitalized four days -three in the intensive care unit. I Contlawd On Page 2-A) At least there is food ip the house and they arc no longer hungry and Dewey is home the hospital. Because of the efforts of landlady Mrs. Anne Wickliffe, Rev. Lucas Grile, pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Casselberry City Clerk Mary Hawthorne and a lot of people who would rather remain anonymous, the family's iimediate problems -mostly food and clothijig -have been solved, But, the longer range problem-q - $200 rent anti a iioo noor nnthc ital naunt them. Dewey doesn't know when he i!l be able to return to work after a suspected heart attack this week. Even though the cupboards in the family's 1411 Huntington Drive mobile home were empty the first of the week, they are now well stocked, There will be food for awhile. The fmi stanip office, with assistance frn the Florida Division of Family Services (DFS), certified the family for food stamp assistance Friday and the stamps will probably be available Monday. 'Wha t they need now is cash," said Rev. Grile, a rather outspoken and kindly ma n, known around Ca&w1berry as a minister who gets things done. F Pass Pass Pasi A Colorado reader asks. erng lead -S& "Your notrump opening i ______________________ raisedout to th ree. The five of spades is led. Dummy holds By Oswald & James Jacoby queen-10, you hold ace-nine. Which spade do you play from dumml As e old three-card monte come out of hopeless situations with nis contract tucked away dealers used to say, "You PiiY your money and you take your nlcel' choice." Against an "pert we Westorcould have and opened a tend to play the queen, Experts club diamond given West prefer to lead from a king than South his ninth trick, but it Jack. Against others, we tend got off to a spade lead. to play th - 10. The public seems took his ace and promptl nayed thenueenofJamonds tohatetoleadfromaklng, kazt discarded a low club and (DO you have a guesfloii for South saw that he could Jy th JacobyV Write **Ask the sure of three spades, three diamonds and one heart and one I club. So he led a club in dum- " I i '• - , I .. Weil d ulaII301W. South wonwith the ace led a diamond tn dummy's king and Both vulnerabliI claimed the balance since East had been squeezed out of his NGb stopper in one black suit. So - - - Il . ~ I £K ' F -=) - - ( 4W d 52 . by Heimdhl & StofI - Urner Mrs,, Ki e "U didn't take much to see that thts family as been struggling for a long time and had a bo u t reached the end of its rope They didn't ask for hep from anyone. They were trying to make it on their own," the minister said. lie t ook Mania Bean ti tin' !)ivisiun of CASSEI.BERItY - Th e world is a little brighter for the Bean family — Dewey, Mania arid thir three little daughters int'iuding 20layld Shannon Lynn - today. ___ " I would have collapsed But West A ........................ bUG BUNNY By DONNA ESTES I let a spade go. The defense had four tricks in. If West had ought to lead AJ7 32 a '. ' ru 963 -4 IG6 I 1% • i Manslaughter Verdict Returned World's Brieg tr For Bean Fam*11y. , I::' I 1B 11 canford Florida 32771 Price 20 Cents .- h 1Irrd Staff Writer 71T East's king . East led his last est ed the queen and eight. spade and club ere di- V96 '. - , LI 0 IM7 -~ r IC g - 41 . / I 68th Year No 26 Sunday September 21 1975 ' _______________________ \ LIVE -1 - a tcELL, CAINL - - . -- WEAN 'S 41 ESS I CN TAP= 20-1 . 0 This could be i great dii) if you evidence when you need help curious and could do nothing to ay this year. It could emanate associate with presitgiou3 today, seek his advice on an help even if he knew all the — a I I 2:975 ARIES1March2I-ApriII9)If people. It's not excellent time important you have something important to hobnob with the boss in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) dealings with ~, xir mate or to do, play a lone hand today. surroundings away from the Your performance is at a close companion, but avoil Getting others Into the act ul O ffice superior level today. nose, coinceding more than You neo spoil everything. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) Today around you will trifle en TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you're programmed to deal viousat the ease and efficiency PISCES (Feb. 20-March zoi You can dictate your terms In with big Ideas. Tackle major with which you handle things. You were prudent enough to la business dealings today. The projects you've had on the back . something aside for a rainy SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-DEC. day. Don't yield to temptation one you're negotiating with burner. Don't get bogged down 21 ) While some may feel your and blow your small surplus may try to bluff a little, but he's in trivia. on actions are on the flamboyant a thirn. holding a e20) situation where you have a Enjoyment comes for you at a vested interest, you stand to expc.rience to do seemingly YOU It BI RTH[)A Y large gathering today. Shun the benefit if you sit back and let difficult tasks easib. lone wolf who wants to drag you the other party take over today. Sept. 20, 1975 CAPRICORN Mee. 22-Jan. 1)ff in a corner. Appreciate the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You 19) Don't give out too much whole group. have a valuable ally of long information on your intimate A long awaited reward You'd:§ ;;: , ~ - --- -MOMORININOWN - \.. ERMOIOFPE GREAT 7 M T M~ Oil - • _ .-. ,~ I _4~Vwlty _- t. . pe plt that come into town o legal requirtuien Frida%. open an account with -- Have personal checks SM. take the starter set of endorsed in your presence and checksthebankgivestlieriianij initial immuiieately. If the y're write checks for several hwi- aIrc9dy endorsed, have them dred or thousands of dollars signed again On the weekend the baiks are Be doubly tautious 01 I r . -=,;r lj.7~3 ~. 1 __-___ - - closed, so the mff chants can't weekends and holida S. Y call theim" -Cheek with the bank about The Orlando-Area Chamber large amounts. Commerce recently of - Be cautious of new ac. distributed a pamphlet counts. . suggesting inercha - Use approved stainp and - Beware of strangers. decals. -Take checks only for the 0These are some of the anwunt of purchase. common-sense approaches to -- Weigh pos -sible 10M 11gi:11115t I the bad cNick pr,)blem. possible gain. Another item to watch for is -Ask for more than one I.D. the date. 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BEETLE - ..-- - - -- - SHORT te- 1.. ' EIES .AJJMJLTRQJJIPg. _ L WAt4T1O RSERV EI71P HOTI FOR EMONTh. fr' 9uT SHEIK \ MIAMI \ II$J I W47EIT1GI-IT1 LI1A 1000 i -r L °° / THE 80 i kAV 4 61 wivs, zoo - - 68th Year, No. 45— Monday, Oct. 13, 1975 __ __¶4 J / 1'J-AT ONLY ( \sIfI TAKES UP 21 ROOMS) K• rw,IENEED ROWS FOR MY ATSAN CAMELS.. \ - r _______ MAKE 1 ( /\ffET TI EQR 1-4REE ELEPHANTS AND — - _________ THE EF?s ____ I I -. - / (/1 1/ COCE Land 1 ( I J ' [ 13UGS 3E3UZqlqy PE TLJ s4ACn- ..Ay e'EING/>, PWMOTEO FROM PISHWASHM TO WAIrER - - Stoffel b 15 DOUNDLESS THEN GET UP My ECSrACY OF THESE WHICH AN' GIVE I BRING DELECrAC,LE PELICIES F-UX)SY SOME SERVICE &YAQV. g.. U.S. _____ & AS YOU Wo K I d TIDE51T OF= GUSTATORY PAFZTAKE - I FWICASSEE/ - BLONDI — ;l Kwiatkowski listed budgeth which w ere not subject to review by the county's 'professional budget analysis staff, or the county cornmission, or the citizens of GIANT / - - LET ME OUT OF - C)')) (T 14 t WONDER IF I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN! UP Q X - HERE! — FLAG "In other words." he said, • S WINTH Rai1 Crossing The ordinance, that comes up for public hearing at 7 p.m., is inresponse to complaints about trains blocking the SR 46 I ' \ . 000 l,t of pay 50 per property. tAst year's budget 7r'i 0 00 'V — ILA --__I' . N - like to see revie w ed by a te ns gr oup or b) the COfl mission. Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1974-75 budget was 7,fl5compa redto$417.2for fiscal 75-76. Increase, Kwlaowsk1 says, was6M per •O 0 cent. Property appraiser. Went up from 014,735 last year to 'W4EREI 313E OF HI by II / / $5704 this —Tax collettor, gent from o%vie Se 3m e:*Ldev I ThDL6 — cIT O Clerk of Circuit Court went from H5,000 to $1,000 for a 260 per ce nt increase Sheriff, went from $1,915,618 to $2,466,665 for a 12,7 per cent increase (The sheriffs budget has been a peal ed and a decision is ex pected la te r ts month) Circuit Court Judges, weflt from $20,000 to $85000 for a I ) $ ) 272.2 per 7 -MAT'S TUMBL WE W - - . j 7 - 11 (\ I / Women / Mental Health Asseciation of eminole which is withl the state and national Men ta • - — 80 70 .AJ + / -i IC /2 - I I - - - The commission approved a $517,000 bond issue to pay for 20 Lost? Count - - - The Seminole County Corn. - mission today reduced the number of count) vehicles used by departmental employes 24 - , ' ' ' starting off it will be somewhat gradual, especially because of the cu rrent economic situation . ' Health Assoct atlon acts as a liaison between the public and the professionals who are engaged in the battle against mental illness, Some of the i - - - .1 _I_ii . - , A. . - - - .j 1 - The 20 less cars whIch will be used around the clock were a result ofa study b) the county's - -- I from the basic sewage treatMent law," Conklin said in his Office programs of the Seminole County Mental Health Association are: funding tran. sportation of patients to Stepping Stone Centers which provide the first adult daycare and rehabilitation for persons between hospitalization and society, equipment and funds to supplement I)ayCareandCenterservices; the first workshop for count) primary teachers on the su bject f letter to City Manager W.E. "Pete" Knowles. recommended OMAE chief Sig Pesrson - ) 0) 1 - ' ) T f 24 hour assignment Then department heads recomme nded a reduction to That number was reduced fur ther in today's session Though liaison Commissioner John Kimbrough was a bsent toddy, Pearson mitted his recommendation which took cars from John Percy, John Buck and Doy Presley of the Department of Community Development; Regular agenda items include a public hearing to consider rezoning part pr operty betw een Iroquois Ave. and Mohawk Ave. and bet w een Santa Barbara Drie and DeSoto Dr i ve to SR 1. c AFL mental health newsletter sent to all high 86. 10 Overnight low Fair to partly cloudy through Tuesday. Highs In the mid to up pe r 80s 1s in the Vartablemostly(nflcrtheutto cast winds around 10 mph, decreasing at night. Complete details and tides are on Page A educational, civic and church groups; distribution of educational booklets; forums in Orlando, Daytona, Tallahassee and Gain- 0 Thanks '• YA 7ç Emmett Taylor Jr flVonmen Services; Bill Bush, Julian Johnson and CA Scott Jr., public works and on ofthetwovehiclesasslgneijt Smokey,thefIrepre%entionbear,isItedFtCgt, Elem entary the Department of Commumt School recently to call attention to Fire Preven tion week, Smokey • : Ahi R - - -, --' - SCHOOL PUPILS MEET / .- SMOKEY Is shown explaining Forest Service fire-fighting equipment to two of the pupils, Whaling I left) and Lori Evans both six-year. . olds. 1erald Photo by Tom Vincent) However, Vihlen asked today that vehicles be returned to Bush and - Percy. "They're 1 Continued On Page 2-A) Danie s Cl arif icat ion By JA-NE CASSELBERRY Hld Staff Writer W IN TER SPRINGS— Qua lif ying papers for the Group 4 City Council set race were picked up Friday by City C Ouncdn , , * j IXxniels said last week he had not yet decided whether to A reference in the Evening serve out the term on council or run for the office of mayor herald on Friday to a repair held by y Pdand, but with the interest of Mrs. shop in Altamonte Spri ngs -j = Ohn Daniels in the council race it is expected Daniels will now We for owned by Herman E. Field%, a eille for professional study; and Daniels for his wife, Mary. Qualifying period begins Wethesday mayor. defendant in a theft trial, does meetings wi th legislators and others and will close Nov 1 Also up for election is the remaining year in the (group 2 seat not refer to tae Altamonte gi v e citizen input In health, Group 4 incumbent in the Dec 2 mu ni cipal election, Cou cu rr ently held by Ernest Hendricks Hendricks was appointed ducatton, and welfare services.citman Irene Van Eepoel, has said she tends to nm for m (garage Inc. owned by B D May to the vacancy left b) the resignation of ft termer Frank McIntosh election, Fields is cownerofals Last year, Dae ls was anpn ted to th e G roup II seat and Duance. Jr. scaping business at 111 Instead of running f or t he one year remaining in th e te chose to CII) Clerk Mrs. Mary Norton will serve as clerk of the elecTo You, its Working Longwood A try for the Group 3 seat, thus unseating the incumbent, John tion and Helen Green, Iui5 Owens, ' Norma Lang and Ruth Ga rage Inc., Is at 117 Longwood 1th and winning a two-year term. Mt%S will be Lflspettors to -- 0 Initially, 51 vehicles were on settling end chlorination." A pu publiIC hearmg arinis g I set t o asoseo consider closing, aca fl j Management, fOMAE). The x unNmdVft of Analysis and Evaluation reductions were A' Co nklin e plai n ed that state has gradually been in creasing water treatment requirements on a number o f counties and much of South Florida Is under orders to go to complete "surf ace water t) trea tment" rather than "our very minimal aeraticn and I hours a day from 51 to 31. The reductions were decided onataworksessjon attended by Commissioners Sid Vililen Jr., Mike Hattaway and Dick Wi llIams ...... . Sunday's doll 71)e _. 6A wl•;-vrIIEli I - Markham Woods residents have filed a suit, seeking to revrse etIon by the' county's board of adjustment . l . - — - .... .... Ar Vden may go to New York on Wednesday regardL bonng for Indian ft1 and Cow Utilities, fl wt'ch "e Ctnn!y hr': f by Dec. 1. Vehicles 30 - - i A ds 20 .- - capital construction. uuIIu.u.•..lIup•. "Obviously what I think is gradually coming is lot more treatment and a tendency to regionalization and con. solidation; with the way It $ abandoning alleys between emotionally disturbed pupils; We Holly Ave. and Cedar Ave, and I1-MOUf A (T Dr. Lamb .................68 Care and hot Li ne advertisements between West First St. and 4 4 Horoscope and telephone lines; Project Cheer-, TO P$ZFVE:tJT AW MM ECommercial St. ... 5A Hospital Films, talks and programs for SA Obi tua ries churches. clubs and civic groupato educate the publi"n mental healffi CALLED A PJ&JuA-1w_ Progress- esent o9enlng date set for Nov. 1. sales to secure money fjr Vien d last week he will k some direction this week. .ndsottieoftheIessonslear1I AA ......;::: f - Edl(orial Dear Abby Viblen also said today he win ask county officials for an update On Jail construction position, appr oved an or. dlnance which allows bond - "&inford is not In too bad Coun' Club was designed. Mental Health - YOUR PAIZT The Commission is gearing up for the purchase. Just last Tuesday commissioners, with Commissioner Dick Williams voting in op. 10 Ina letter tobe read toCfty shape. even ff they had(oadd Coiim loners at their 7 p.m. sur face water-t ype treatment meeting today, B.C. Conklin, because your water supplies IIa :&i IIII u W ay 60 Around The CIok 4A Bridge 611 Calendar ..............5A Comics ......... 68 Crossword 48 - Cit-i If railroad officials wish to block a crossing longer than which okayed the location of the site near Markham Woods Road. . So - TRlE city engineers. _____________________ - p cent increase. Today :5 w to - - / be reqWred Agenda the clay pit site. Wood-i Road. Chirk, Dietz and are rather consolidated and we drinking atcr may fare new Associates Engineers Inc., said did look at such possibili t y state requirements, a ccording in part when the original plant at the cent increase, J FRANK a clay pit sit e near Mar kham Sanford's treatment of its with $153,466 to $237,000 for a 35.2 per IT AD To HIT ME - f herald Staff W ri ter - L' If the reason is deemed valid, to take out an advertisement in a local newspaper advising citizens of the crossing to be blocked, the exact reason and the length of time the crossing will be blocked. . — ARCHIE IS HE RE BJOEASKREN was $lmfllion. Kwiatkowski listed the following agencies he would U In other business, Com. mission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. is scheduled to poll the commission this week for a response as to when negotiations should begin with to shOtly more Own $I& million. Thus, the tax at presert -•. % five minutes, they must appear before the commission and state the reason, the ordinance states. Then, at the next regularly scheduled meeting, the commission will rule on the the railroad would crossing. The cro&vAng i3 the main arte' into and Seminole Memoa1 Hospi tal from the interstate highway. agency, responsible to the specified in the oedinance. mandate of local citizens were The penalty Is $500 fine and. involved and had control of (j or-60 days in jail. Sheriff John budget review process," he added. I inance On Com Polk has expressed some reservations about his department being able to en. force the ordinance. The measure, as presently awn by County Attorney Tom • reduced $22- million In requests lie, ______ I. ting Sanford Water Treatment Fad g New Re i I v - n One mill equals $1,390,75' In a series of budget cut sessions, the commission THF_ CLARINF_r~? i () - Crowder, H, of 1 Karen Ave'. Alta monte Springs, was found guilty last week by a retained over the circuit court jury of buying, rcceiving and concealing sto len , weekend 0 property. represent Donald R. Crowder was ordered held in C r o w d e r) a d jail pending a court-ordered needed the con- pre-sentence investigation. Circuit Judge Robert B. tinuance to prepare McGregor indicated he will for trial in the c consider requests to free uro - . / trial Circuit Court Judge William Woodson today granted continuances in the buying, er rece.ving and comvahng stolen 4~~, property casft after Orlando attorneys Robert James Buonauro and James M owderonappealbondafter Powers entered the cases as notice of appeal of the ccnSeminole County Bicentenn ial Chairman Jack Hornet and his wile, Peggy, proudly dpIay the g defense counsel. vic ti on if filed. was reta ined over the wee kend (12118 feet) Bicentenn f lag that was presented to th e City of Sanford in ce re monies at Veteran's Crowder 's wife, Carol, 41, Crowder pre viously had been and needed the contin uance Memorial Park today. The flag was made by Viniclo Pailno and Joe Magro at the urging of Hornet represented by Torn Freeman a codefendant in one of the is prepare for trial in the cases. and the Bicentennial Commit tee. (Herald Pho to by Bill V incent Jr.) an Ned Woolfolk. Assistant State Atty. Ralph cases continued today. Buonauro told the court be Eriksson, prosecutor in the (Continued On Page41-Ai board that a subsuntia! tu Freeman, holds railroad perdecrease (up to one mill) could sonnel liable for any blockage have been possible If a local longer than the five m in utes ( attorney Robert Buona told the court he was _ level," he said. "It became evident to the FIN— J Orlando o -, J casts did not object to Three trials scheduled for this week for Altamonte Springs bar owner Donald U. Cr wder have been delayed until the week of Nov. 17. - -1 e a e Iferald Staff Writer citizen review or knowledge, The Seminole County Con). and then. include it (Nde It) in mission will consider an orthe overall commission budget. "The Board of County dinance on Tuesday that then prohibits trains from blocking Commissioners is railroad crossings longer than obligated by law to fund that five minutes. entity at its chosen budget 4 ri ____ budget process was the inequality of the budget review listed entities can about set their own budget level Vol ______ be set up to review nfl budgets, or else the commission should do it. "the 11 ON __ agencies' budgets were not subject to review, Kwiatkowski believes a local agency should Seminole County at a public hearing." OF THESE7 APPETI-ZING VIANDS, I SHALL CARESS ''t)UR EARS WITH MUSIC FROM MY BELOVED ACCORDION 0" A T(XYfl-ISOME HAVE YOU DECIDEC) UPON MASTEF, rLL FrUCT) P TAKE Inc T.M. _JS%O ir 4) BUGS I 0-f have been In a letter to homeowners, he said tha t "probably the most ritating factor of the entire /1 -- could eminole County Commission had control all L $ Ju taxes - LL I I New Al Iorne By ED IIIIICK~= Ilerald staff Writer 7.ANI) WELL NEED H Crowder Hires Could C T RO THERE RE - -- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Review V _ _____ VI -. Eveningffeiald - ------- - - 4I .. GUARDS... £ 4- LL J . byFrazi]cHjll 50 MUSICIANS,100 C~ikNCIN&1 6IRLG,10 JUGGLERS AND A STAND UP COMIC_ OF - '-.)- -- - - Sunday, Ocf. 12, IM F CAMPL - - - . -. .• - -. �7A-Evening Hera id Sanford, Fl. 01 ot Monday, Oct. 13, 975 - t -- -- - - - -- - -- -•- - - - - — - _!_— — - -- - - _r_._,. — •- — • - - - -- • — : - — ) —. . Uninjured Local Plane Crash in I By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer NAInON IN BRIEF Philadelphia Mayor Injured approximately $10,000 damage. The incident is being investigated by Federal Aviation Sanford police reported an Agency officials, police said. Orlando pilot walked away unSanford police detectives injured after the weekend crash today were Investigating a of a light plane at the Sanford weekend armed robbery at Airport. Williams and Sons Amoco Patrolman Jack Fulenwjder service station, Lake Mary •kt TtaIe i_ ...1 u.. £Ih. Hartwell, 34, 10119 Acapulco Police said two black males Way, Orlando, had taken off in asked a 16-year-old attendant a Beechcraft Bonanza and was for change. When the youth attempting a turn to a northerly opened the cash register the direction at an altitude of 500- men produced a pistol and feet when the plane's engine demanded all the station 'stopped." receipts. Officials said Hartwell Patrolman Gordon C. Reid radioed the control tower and said the men took the attendant attempted to land, crashing the at gunpoint to a storage room craft in a grassy area beside a where they tied turn up before runway. escaping with $200 to $300 cash. Police said two runway apPolice said the robbers are proach lights were demolished believed to have fled toward 14 and the aircraft sustained in a brown and beige auto, rnnnriiwl In Mishap After Oil Exploslor tAP) - Explosions at an oil refinery tire on the Schuylkill River sent Mayor Frank L Rizzo running for cover, and a collision with a fireman on the scene put the mayor in the hospital today with a broken thigh. More than 350 firemen and 150 Atlantic Richfield Co. 'ARCO) employes worked amid windy gusts to subdue the inferno at the Atlantic Refinery Co. Facility. Early today, the fire was said to be stabilized but not under control. The tire broke out Sunday night in an eight-foot trench containing a dozen pipes, setting off a series of explosions and sending plumes of flame hwtlreds of feet into the air. The cause remained unknown. PHILADELPHIA Four Escapees At Large SALEM, Ill. (AP) Four federal prison escapees who kid held a 71-year-old man and his wife hostage for five ftur ruiniincd at large today follow a high-speed chase that ended when their getaway car crashed near here. Nearly 200 federal, state aud local police officers and three tracking dogs - two German shepherds and a bloodhound - flown in from Philadelphia by the FBI combed a 27-squaremile area of woods and roiling hills about 5 miles east of Salem late Sunday. Three officers and two area farmers said they had spotted the tour men, wh" escaped Friday with another inmate by using a homemade electronic device to open the gates of Marion Federal Penitentiary, considered one of the nation's most secure federal prisons. — Anti- Busing Protest Flares Sanford Police IA. William Lykens jailed Robert I. Whitaker, 32, of 2316 Hartwell Ave., Sanford, on$8,)0 bond on a charge of lewd and lascivious act In the presence of a child under 14 years of age. Police arrested five juveniles at Lakeview Middle School, Sanford, after a weekend burglary, Officers said three youths were apprehended Inside the school with candles after a window was smashed for entry. Two other juveniles, that police said fled on foot, were apprebended a short time after the Saturday noon Incident. Sanford police and sheriffs deputies weren't successful in locating a juvenile escapee from the Sanford Juvenile Detention Center. Police said state officials reported the 17year-old boy escaped Saturday from the detention center by scaling a 14-loot fence around an outdoor volleyball court. Officers said the juvenile was INN Sniffer Grades scraper machine and using from Casselberry. t'ulldozer to attempt to 45, of another Ernest Silvester Dow, a drag line crane Into a push Cocoa, told sheriff's deputies he was robbed at gunpoint outside water-filled hole. the Drift Inn, SR 46 east of Vandals also tilt the Rolling • Sanford, by two men In a light hills Country Club, Longwood, blue van. the weekend, according to Deputy P. J. Higgins reported over the robbers told Dow, "Give us deputies. everything you've got. You can Deputy C. L. Nickle said believe we'll shoot you." electricity was turned off and Higgins said the men escaped water hoses placed in windows with $57 cash, according to the to restroom and pro shop victim, buildings. Nickle said both Sheriff's detectives today buildings were flooded and were investigating $2,000 in there was extensive damage. A vandalism damage to county- dollar estimate of the damage owned heavy equipment at the wasn't immediately available. Osceola Airfield central landfill Sanford police today reported northeast of Geneva. Deputy Donald McCormick two 16-year-old Osteen juvenile reported that at least two boys were arrested for atpersons were involved in tempted burglary of the Army smashing two bulldozers Navy Store, 306 Sanford together, slashing a tire on a Avenue. Fish __k SEATTLE tAP) - Dick i t' 1i r r- ~ Throm is no ordinary federal i'! - • FLORIDA 1#I - i - Sex, Obscenity In Textbooks - I 19 * 1 Democrats Mull Rules WASHINGTON i AP) Democratic party leaders, striving to build an atmispbere of harmony and coiipromise,, are considerjng limits on credential challenge1 and floor fights at "'Year's presidential nominating convention. The Democratic National Committee's executive committee Is meeting today to recommend rules to govern the party's convention that begins next July 12 In Nejw York Qty. The full 361-member national com mi ttee then will consider the proposals Tuesday and Wednesday. Robed S. Strauss, chairman of the national committee, has proposed rules that would narrow the grounds for mounting a credential challenge, In effect saying that delegate selection could be challenged only If state parties failed to follow the rules they had previously established. — Ford Satisfied With Campaign WASHINGTON (AP) Every week, usually on Monday, President Ford gets a written report on the state of his 1976 campaign and he says he likes what he, seen so far. Ford has expressed satisfaction with his campaign manager and confidence in his three-month-old organization despite debate among political advisers and allies over the way the operation Is going. Critics, some of them at the White House, contend campaign manager Howard H. Caliway hasn't done enough fast enough to organize In key primary states and to prepare for the possible challenge of former California Coy. Ronald Reagan. — Ford Greets Cosmonauts WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford is observing the Columbus Day holiday by greeting modem-day voyagers from the ApolloSoyuz space mission. The two Russian cosmonauts are starting a tour of the United States and the three American astronauts have just finished a similar goodwill visit to the Soviet Union. The two teams, who linked up in space last July, were scheduled to hold a joint news conference today and planned to meet later with the President in the Rose garden. The astronauts and cosmonauts were also scheduled to exchange tree seeds, a Russian custom signifying friendship. ___________ Congress Takes Recess (AP) - Congress is taking another recess this week, but when it returns on Oct. 2011 faces major battles on energy, taxes, defense spending and foreign aid. The Senate has scheduled a final vote for Oct. 24 on the much-debated bill to temporarily remove price controls on natural gas, a measure aimed at heading off an expected severe gas shortage this winter. It is one of two major energy Issues facing Congress. The ottwr is anoil-pridni' pcQpos.aI now before a con(crence cwnuutLee, which is resolving differences between house-and Senate-passed versions. WASHINGTON Three Killed In Blast GOLDIITh, TeL (AP) 'mae men were killed and two others were injw.d early today In an explosion and flash fire at a natural gas processing plant in this West Texas town, authorities said. Witnesses said the bta$ occurred in the El Paso Natural Gas Co. plant about 1 a.m., a pparently while workmen were trying to keep a smaller lire from spreading. Virgil Valkncr, 49, of Odessa was reported to be in serious condition and was being treated for burns at Medical Center Hospital in Odessa. Mike Author, 23, of Goldsmith was in less serious condition, suffering smoke inhalation. — i 13 ____ .- TAIJAIIASSEF: AP) - Although geography makes Floridians more likely than ot her Ameri cans to be struck by lightning, state health of ficials say ignorance accounts for many deaths. Some Flori dians the beca use they don't understand the danger of the unpredictable bolts from the sky. ..To be safe in an elec tr ical storm, never take chance s seek shelter inunediately," says Dr. Henry C. Huntley, administrator of Florida's Emergency M ed ical Servias f 01 — Program. Murder-Suicide Ruled An apparent murder. suicide has been ruled in the shooting deaths of a Huntsville, Ala,, man c ha rged in a cattlerustling case and his female traveling companion. Police said th e bodies of James Donald Wise, 48, and Doris Cross, 57, of Atlanta , Ga., were found Sa turda y In ixols of blood in a motel room. Detective Karl Umberger said Mrs. Cross appa rently shot Wise twice in the head wi th a .38-caliber pistol and (lien turned the gun on herself. — motes p t es De Employes Lose County Continued from Page l-A Vehicles sidered officially at Tuesday's manufacture needed for commission meeting. emergencies, )retty darn active," the The study was ordered after vehicle is essential to the *alrrnaj said. the state criticized orange job and It could be shown that Williams, who agreed with all County officials for allowing the county would lose money on 1 Klmbrough's recom- some county esnpioyes to use productive time by requiring s rendatiorw, said, 'Take It (the a)unty autos arowxl the clock, that the driver pick up and or) away arid give It back If deliver the vehicle at th e Ba11Y the 's Justified." Williams also beginning and end of day. drawnbyOMAEalw24..h skedforasx-mtjyj Ifnot on assign. use of avchjdc If one or more of ment the vehicle would be left f0hbomng criteria '' "Some county officers are at a remote, unsecure lostIon c illed out for the heal th, safety Indi vid ua l to whom a where danger of theft or van'xl welfare of the citizens," vehicle is V ihim argued. Wililains ceded frequently caassigned must be dalism is greal lled out at night or Pearson had no official a xl agreed to allow Bush and on weekends, usually br estimate as to the amount of 'icy to retain their autos. emergencies savi ngs from the redctian in The reductions will be con- vehicle is of a special employe.dri cars, — — Road patrol Sgt. Jay I4eman is being promoted to rank of Lieutenant, replacing lAs. Scott Grant and Harold Smi th, who have resigned. Service Bureau lit. William Robbins has been tra nsferred to the road patrol, Former First Sgt. Tony Colangelo becomes Lleutennt in c'orn'nand of Bureau, which i ncludes the Identi fi cation and technical services division and records division. Former detective Sgt. iiri KIer becomes First Sgt. In charge of all equipment a nd supplies. Detective Jerry Cap Is being promoted to Sergeant on the road patrol. Road deputy Luke Stallworth is being promoted to Sergeant on the road pa trol also, Detective George Hagood is being promoted to detective sergeant. — I I t r • •-_• w- n______ I ruzzies Agents threat. Rasmussen's attorney, Uromala, said It would not be known until la ter today exactly how much money was Involved, but he said Friday Is py day for many people and "there ob— viously was a substantial am ou nt of money in that vault." Fill agent Richard Miller declined to say w hether the agency had any leads, sayi ng the extortIonIsts "were Cofl.pletely covered up with masks, gloves a nd clot hes. It's a difficult case," Rasmussen, reached at home by telephone, iald he was not ready to talk about his ex. perience. Cromaja said the Itasmussens were unhurt bu t were "still quite shook up over the w hole thing." Gromala said the Rasmussens were separated after the intruders broke in. Mrs. Hasmriu-' a was tied to a tree outside the house for 8t hours. H .s- cn was ta ken to General Hospital as bomb ex perts atte mpj to determine whether the device taped to his back was a live explosive. r I . - - - '. ' - — ________ -- - 4 -- ' — — - - — .c ' '€ - i " ' " -. ''" - -- - -stai-' - - - - - • , -. - . - ' T-1 go= - - , -- - : -- '-..,... -" - —'---- - -z_-*-.,, _". - - '•' 'P. / - ' , 1 - w --" , , - I "'i'o i i i W,7 --,a: 3 0 k:. NO . , M --- - - - - __ - __ RESPECT FOR ORDERS rezoning, insisting it will the Moore-Jackwn property, depreciate their property four lots fronting on SR 434, and Mm Ring W " : to neighborhood commercial of _? Cil council will also hear a the 25 acre Kallevokis parcel _______ report from Ca) Engi neer A E off Montgomery Road O'Neall on t he Highland Hills The commissioners will Despite the orderliness of early morning muster at Sanford Naval Academy, this little feline pays subdivision drainage problems; consider adopting the or. little res pe ct to commands. It leisurely strolls through th e ranks, oblivious to one and all as It wan- name a pe rson to fill a vacancy dinances after the public ders ha ppily ibout the grounds of th e downtown Sanford facility. As the old Navy saying goes, on the Land Plann ing Agency hearing. "There's always some cat that never gets th e word." (Hera ld Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) (zoning board); consider action A public hearing Is also on an ordi nance to limit in- scheduled on an amendment to the zoning ordina nce to permit Submitted B" Consultant Out me Approve LandPlanning dry cleaning packaging plants in neighborhood shopping centers.. The board will also consider a request from LaTourneau Air Service for permission to land Boulevard at 7:30 a.m., Nov. I.ONGWOOI) — The city's by the Seminole County residents moving into the s Alter landing, the winds of the ting ta his be lief that the more delete a phrase suggesting th Land Planning Agency (zoning Commission sponsored sta e aircra ft are to be dismantled te community and is looking industrial development the city would prote board) and city coun cil in joint ct only the and the plane placed on display planning law, toward industrial development better to provide jobs for City integrity of "high-priced at the Altamonte session Friday night gave Its Seminole's cities must to provide new sources of in- residents and a good tax Mall. base, residential areas." The section, informal approval to an outline complete comprehensive conic. A memo from the Pla nn ing Connell has said that pe r- as fi lly approved, says, ,,The of goals and objectives in long studies and adopt plans by 1977. Ms. Johnston could not an- cent.age wise, Longwood has city na Board is on the agenda. The should encourage th range land planning and Helie is being paid e de- advisory board is recom$10,000 for swer a question from Council- more industrial property velopment of a di development for the city. versity of mending that differently zoned the goals and objecti ve studies man Gerar d Connell on the already zo ed n tha n any other residential unit types and lots abutting the The outline, pre pared from from a grant by the Flori da Do- ideal breakdown, by section of SR per. city in South Seminole County. through proper zoning the discussions at a previous partment of Community centage, of industrial and from the city's eastern meeting, was submitted by Affairs, Of a storm sewer plan stud), integrity of existing residen tial boun dary to Longwood Avenue commercial development planner Bonnie Johnston of Present for the meeting were compared with residential council indicated to Ms. areas should be protected." be rezoned general commercial King Helie, planning con- all five members of the city development. or industrial. Johnston that the plan Another section was changed suit-ant. coun cil, and planning agency The Lake Mary City Council, Connell insisted too high a currently is for the city to Helie's agency has been chjirman Percy White and rdte of i ndustrial and coin. designate an engineer and the from "zoning regulations at a 7:30 p.m. mee ting Wed. should be designated to complete tie zneniers aobert Hammond mercial uiunty to fund a drainage study s ller ho chznged so "t nesday. will consider an 'development, ma uses can be built on goa ls and objectives study for and H. H. Haynie. amendment to Ordinance 22. cause increased taxes, rather countywide. smaller lots" to all Seminole cities except that formally setting its rate of The group generally agreed than a reduction. A section on residential was "regulations sh ould be changed Sanford as part of the compre- that the city wishes to continue taxation for the new fiscal year Council Chairman J. H. Grant amended on Councilman Don to permit construction of at three mil hensive land planning required having a cr ls. $3 per $1,000 oss-section of new challenged the statement, Schreiner's insistence to economical housing." valuation of real property.) Cal le TV On Agenda At Winter Springs WINTER SPRINGS A — Jim Caviness request to public hearing on Seminole permission to keep more this Cablevision will head the two dogs. agenda for the 7:30 City Council Status of repairs to the fix meeting today. Back for discussion will be a proposed station. ordinance to allow the riding of — Mayor's office. horses on city streets. On Tuesday at 7:30 p.m Also on the agenda: Council will meet to reviei - Florida Residential affidavits of alleged in Community (Mr. Lefkowitz) n proprieties in the city buildin, Ordinance 119 concerning ban department in conjunction witan investigation authorized b on signs on the street right-of. Council of complaints agains ways. City Building Official Hat — Mrs. Claudette regarding Bradshaw. new legislature for employe benefits. — fi !111 P 10- lCE OF Pt JBLIC HEARINC 1, AND ZONING COMMISSION 730PM ROOM 203 SEMINoLE COUNTY PLANNING 5 NOV 1975 SEMINOLE &UN TY COURTHOUSE -J L SANFORD, FLORIDA LAKE \jMONROE - -— - _________ Comprehensive Employment Training Act ontract for flCW city planner Dianne Kramer. MIAMI AP - Poli ce are searching for a 31-year-old 7._.•t. I_i :_t_. __L_ -. his mother •evi-old iniifli woo returned 10 Ins after a two-day absence. inc criiia, reportedly abducted from a department store parking lot last Friday, was found unharmed Sunday, r*)lice said. Detective Jim Beall sa id officers respo nding to a tip found the child asleep on a bed in a house in Miami's northwest section. • ' i. .-- - L — CETA Woman Sought In Abduction arina E o -tinn - EUREKA, Calif. (AP) Herbert and Garnet Rasmussen were sound asleep In their bedroom when the lights blaz ed on. Two masked in truders were pointing rifl es at their heads. It was 2 am. Sunday, ,eginning of 14 terrifying that ended Sunda y afternoon w hen authorities removed a "bomb" t had to Rasmusse n's back, The intruders forced Rasmussen, president of the Bank of Leleta in nearby Fortuna, to empty a bank vault and to them under a dea th r" I. - dustrial development on proper ti es by requiring that no more than 50 per cent of the The Longwood City Council land be covered wi th building will hold a public hearing at 7 and that the ba lance of the p.m. today on the pr oposed property be evenly divided ' annexation and rezoning to B-I between green area and ibusiness district) of the parki ng lot, I t'. Mc'Cardle tr act. Mayor James Lorma nn has ________ The tract abuts on the north , opposed the ordinance, saying a not he r pa rcel fronting on SR it smacks of confiscatory 434, annexed some time ago. practices and may not be good ----' The tract also abuts Palm planning 1 Spring Road on the west and an Michael Srboco is to discuss I unimproved rood adjacent to with council the city'3 shtJ the Rolling hills residential fleboard courts on the west side area to the sou th of Wilma Street Routine The controversial Widdis reports are to be given by property rezoning leads the council mem bers, the mayor " agenda for the business and City Attorney Ned Julian e& meeting at 7:30 p.m. A public Jr f -'-.J hear ing is scheduled on Mrs The Altamonte Springs City I3ett Widdis's request for Commission, at a 4:30 p.m rezoning of her propert y east of meeting Tuesday, will hold !. '"l north SR 427 to light industrial public hearings on the proposed Residents of Lake,Ruth South annexation 3nd rezoning to __2_.. subdivision have prot ested the ne ighbor hood commercial of --.-.. — M_ I - Lightning Safety Boosted - ' - — - I I. I' Sher and Fire Departments, were spokesman said, member of the burglary ring, arrested by sheriffs agents in was scheduled for trial on armid-August after a series of Scheduled for trial Tuesday med breaking and entering, raids that officers said broke up is Marvin D. Long, 44-year-old grand larceny and larce ny of a a multi-county "steal to order" Geneva tree tr immer, accus ed firearm charges last week. theft ring that was allegedly of buying, recei ving arid con- trial was continu ed until the handling $1-million a year in cealing c hain saws stolen by week of Nov. 3 be fore Judge stolen merchandise In five members of the theft ring in a McGregor. -- - By DONNA E.STE.S Staff Wri ter I Ii j ' ' -. — Predict x II ,- - . , -• — 4 TALLAHASSEE (AP) Plans for building new educational facilities are being she lved while state lawmakers reconsider whether the millions of dollars would be well spe nt. Two $26-million bond issues are being deferred, one for college classrooms and one for sports arenas and other facilities. Also being defe rred are local-priority buildin g lists for ekmentary and high schools and community college. Deputy Educa tion Commissioner Franc is Millett says a continued delay could bring overcrowding in some local school districts. .. ' - — 1 -' School Spending Shelved ________________ — A .11 fashionable Gold Coast were closed after a policeman ran along the beach warning that sharks were in the water. 'They were spotted by a West Palm Beach policeman who was on a regular patrol," lifeguard Craig Hindle said came running down the beach blowing his whistle and yelling For th e people to get out of t he wate r." In one scene of th e popular movie, the sheriff of a north ern beach resort town runs along the water's ed ge pert orniing the anie task after a shark is si gh ted. ______ D rt " - ' - — _______ I' - i)u.; woit-ni (AP) In a scene reminiscent of the movie "Jaws," 10 miles of beaches along Florida's - It 13,1975-3A ne - / ' e Shark Scare Closes Beach - (Continued From Page 1-A) central Florida counties, burglary at a Longwood The Crowders, who opera te A total of 13 ersOns were business. the Rendezvour Bar, next door arrested In connection wi th the Charles Wesley Asbury, to the Altamonte Springs Police theft ring opera ti on, a sheriff's of MaItland, accused as a ! $ . . i : - .• I . — accident on Sanibel-Captiva Road early Saturday iiior ning. Other accident victims were: -• Laura Woods, 40, of Naples, a pedestrian kill ed when struck from behind by a car as she walk ed along U.S. 45 north of Naples Saturday night. -Drewery A. home, 53, of Tampa, a pedestrian kill ed he nhe stepped into the path of an oncoming vehicle on a Tampa street late-Friday. ' wi thin his department. nolk said the changes are effecti ve immediately with promotions eff ecti ve Nov. f r BY The Associated Press I A 19-vear4,ld Sanibel youth killed when his car ran off; I im! ht a tree ts ne of three traffic ;itk reported Florida during the weekend, state troopers say. Tr oo pers said Gerald P. McAr th ur died in th e ontcar - %..uawuer -. -. , I - Proposal To Die , Demos -- 1 -.1 __ - 113!t S'- ,,. ' '. '!? ØI I ' : - Youth Dies In Accident - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A?) - Police used tear gas to disperse anti-busing demonstrators who started fires and hurled rocks and bottles, while pro-busing forces staged a peaceful demonstration in a weekend of public debate over school desegregation. A police officer and a Kentucky state trooper were slightly injured by rocks Sunday night as about 500 antibusing demonstrators gathered at a shopping center in the southeastern Jefferson County community of Jeffersontown. No arrests were made. Jeffersontown Mayor Herbert S. Meyer and police spokesmen gave the crowd five minutes to disperse after the mayor said the crowd became "just generally disorderly, burning tires, starting fires, setting off fire crackers, running into the street and blocking traffic." ' 1 ____ employe. He collects 824,000 a year for pushing his perceptive , CA V 1. proboscis over a plethora of `~ft a Earlier, Beame had warned __________________ nearly a month as musicians Perished piscatorial pickings. • end the longest walkout ever to that the lengthy walkout was In o ther words, he smells hit the Great White Way. , -.' giving another financial headdead fish. I Members of Local 802 of the ache to the fiscally ailing city, .-O-.% Throm, 46, Is a Seattle-based ___________ American Federation of MustThe major stumbling block in chemist for the Food and Drug ____________ clans gained an immediate 20 the often grueling and bitter neAdministration. And he's a 44 '' per cent pay ra ise In their 2 gotiations had been minimum master at tuna, shrimp, salmon .i') day strike which cost theaters orches tra size. In the dying and other kinds of olfactory as$35 million in lost ticket sales days of Vaudeville, jobs for ' sessment. and threw hundreds of singers, musicians were becoming "The procedure has been go7. dancers, barmen and restau- scarce and the union had ing on bra long, long time," he rant employes out of work. enough strength to force adop11It4jP says. "I've been at it for about Producers and theater- (Ion of minimum orchestra size 15 years. Like anything else, related businesses lost an regardless of the number of is a matter of experience and — estimated $2 million a day musicians required for a pro. training. Almost anyone can 1 .\ during the strike, and taxicab riuction tell the difference between a _______________ drivers, parking garages and Extra musicians, not needed really good-smelling fish and a other tourist facilities also to perform but hired to main. really bad one." ". _________ - T reported heavy losses since the tam orchestra size, were called Sofar,denUsts from 38na. walkout began Sept. 18. "walkers" because they had Lions have been Invited to at, Musicians approved a new only to walk into the theater tend an FDA-sponsored Interthree-year pact Sunday night on each week to pick up their % national Shrimp Workshop her a 189.76 vote, and the League of checks. November, where Throm e. New York Theiters and Under the new contract, or. teach others his skill. To date, Producers added unanimous chestra size was frozen until representatives from 13 nations . endorsement. 1981, except at six theaters have indicated they will attend. P Musicians' base pay wGi rise where two musicians can be James W. Swanson, regional inmettiately from the current ellniltiatedat two theaters and FDA director, says that "Dick WO weeidY to S3,W, to $X0 next onecanbedroppedateachof _• flromlsoneofuietwotoprnen year and $380 In the third year the other four. in the nation In that field. of the contract. The strike by the 300 musl"It is the kind of topic that is "Once again, the curtains will A clans COLD DRINK had closed nine musicals Hope Weekley, 20 mouth-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James easy to be given light treatA, rise and the sound of music will and delayed the the opening of Weekley of Sanford, Cps fruit juice in the front seat of her be back ment. But it has Its serious side. on Broadway," said three others, Including Scott ON A HOT DA Y paren ts' car. (Herald Photo by 8W Vincent Jr.) The human nose is still our best Mayor Abra ham D. Beanie, J o p 1 i n 's o p e r a, tool in detecting the decomwho helped mediate the set- "Treemonlsha." position of fish." Ttwom said at the end of a day on his job, "You know you have done a hard day's work. Yesterday, I graded cod, salmon, halibut, shrimp and clam WASHINGTON (AP) -Pres. 1975 tax reduction, a showdown Committee, said Sunday that spending until chowder. after election of $360 per return and mmident Ford's proposal to IM i come over how jt is to be the lm tax cut sh "Before we can okay the im- $28 billion tax cut to a matchingnay ould not be day. He added Ford's strategy imums of $65 for Individuals accomplished. Ford has made port or distribution of a cargo of permanent and predicted was apparently to give the and $130 for couples filing federal spending will thema demanded any tax cut be that Ford's proposal will not be econcmy "a hypo and then let It jointly. fish into this country, we have incut theinCongress, two Demotched reduced federal passed by Congress. to determine its quality," he cratic economic leaders pee- spending,with go right down the drain after while some Demo-A staff report of the Senate Proxmire, D-Wis., said that the election." says. "And smelling is the dict crab have said this approach Is Ford's plan would cut taxes be. Budget Committee has recoinquickest, most economical Meanwhile, Democrats In unrealistic, Mahon, D-Texas, said he op- mended a $20 billion personal fore the 1976 presidential dec. poses means of testing large quan- Congress are pushing several the tax cut because it is income tax cut. The Issue will intensify when ti tles of fish ." Lion, but would not cut back too large. They appeared on alternati ves to the Ford plan, Congress returns from its CoThat's why Throsn wants to which they charge was politi. lumbus Day recess next week, ABC's "Issues and Answer&" 1 teach other countries his tech. cally motivated, In other action on the tax rebut leading congressional iff nique. Ford has called for an Men- Democrats already predict "We want foreign fisheries to sian of last year's $32.9-billion Al Ullman, D-Ore., Ford will be turned back on his have the same standards we tax cut and additional reduc. proposal to tie the chairman of the House Ways tax cut and have, or at least be aware of Li and Means Committee, in a letthat would allow a family spending reduction. what our standards are," he ol four making $15,Qo0ay ter circulated on Capitol Hill, Sen. William Proxmire, Pro has labeled the President's peo-redue its taxes by $287 over chairman of the Senate "We are, so to speak, going to 1975. posal "a political trap" and is Banking Committee, and Rep. calibrate the noses of the offering Instead a tax credit While all sides apparently George H. Mahon, chairman of world." u i want to extend In some form the the house Appropriations plan of up to 3 per cent of taxable income, with a maximum Seminole Sheriff John I Folktoday announced I.- - - _j — •'I- __! -i .• A I . Monday, Oct. Public Hearing Set In Longwood ' j . _i _X. 7 I ~1, I .' _. I A, ~'N TAI.I.AHASSEE tAP) - There is too much se and obscene language in state-approved school textbook say angry parents who were to take their case before Senate committee today. Members of the Florida Action Committee to 1'.diiito tFACE were to appear before the Senat Education Committee to describe for senators the ot Jectioriable material they say they have found since th irtup was fanned a year ago. We've found passages that promote everything fror hornosexui!Ity to masturbation and perversion," sali Shirley Correll of Lakeland, a spokeswoman for th group. " . NEW YORK (AP) -Curtains tlement in an 11-hour negoA on four Broadway musicals go Gating session at Grade Man~_# i_5__W ~_ ~ - up tonight for the first time in slon. ___ I Angry Parents Tell Senators Open Tonight 11 PV"A f:' '\L ' IN BRIEF Broadway Plays '--F - 1. __ ____ t, Long Strike Ends ___ I ___ ______ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL '- a . 1 — "Sanford And The -- "p •, I World War II S Years"", A History Of Sanford by Peter Schaal I I Peter Schaal's 2nd. book detailing Sanford's growth from 1936 to 1945 and listing more than 6000 focal names is still available (limited supply), - I I Sold by C.I.P. 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Once again the Seminole Cadet Squadron, Civil Air Patrol CAP) Is in search of new members to join the local unit. What is the CAP? According to a recently produced newsletter, the CAP activities range from social functions, such as a group Chrisimas party on Dec. 7 (CAP's birthday month)toactual search and rescue (SAR) missions for downed pilots or lost people. FIWNCHAVE.,SANFORD FLA. 32771 Area Cede 3O5.3fl.?fl or 911-9993 Monday, Oct. 13, 1975-4A Around D. DOYLE, Publisher WAYN! R. RICHARD Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEVe Advertising LONG, 9 - Director - Rome I)ehvt'r': cents: Month. 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $.840. liv Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Training for all types of natural and SAR missions is the primary concern of the Seminole unit, Recently, the local unit had its trained cadets standby alert for a lost teenager in the Geneva area of Seminole County. On the preliminary search before the actual alert was called, a CAP member found the teenager. - Week, 55 _____ _______ Report On CIA The Clock Long Overdue It was last Jan. 27 when the Senate created a committee to investigate the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of In- vestigation and other agencies gathering in- Resolution 21 provided that the committee— headed by Sen. Frank Church of Idaho - ____ ____ complete its work and file a report and recommendations by Sept. 1. Th e committee is over a month beyond its deadline and is still buv at the washboard. similar committee in the house headed by Rep. Otis Pike of New York has been active since February, with a cutoff date of Jan. 31, 1976. How much more dirty linen must be hung out on the line be fore these committees figure out what went wrong in the secret chambers of our government and what needs to be done to keep intelligence agencies on the right track in the future? Two salient truths have been evident since this exercise began. One is that the apparatus for supervision of secret intelligence activities by top officials in the executive department and by Congress has not always worked as it was supposed to under the National Security Act of 1947. The CIA and the FBI obviously are prey to a syndrome not uncommon among all government agencies. They tend to develop a direction and momentum of their own that can become independent of the wishes of elected officials who are responsible for what they do. The other truth is that agencies like the CIA and FBI have an indispensable mission to perform in connection with our national security and that there is no way the public can be kept fully informed of what they are doing without jeopardizing their mission. Eight months of hearings have simply added more emphasis to those points, which could have been drawn from the more discreet inquiry conducted by the Rockefeller Commission last spring, Indeed, that commission made 30 recommendations for revising the 1974 Security Act to define th e responsibilities of the CIA more clearly, provide for more checks on its activities by Congress and the President, and to make public all or part of its budget. It is hard to see how the Church committee can come up with any proposals that would be substantially different What have these hearings accomplished? The CIA has been shaken to its roots. Fact has been mixed with suspicion in areas where the truth may be impossible to determine, The agency's ability to do what it has to do has been compromised to an extent that only the future will reveal. The clandestine "war" of international intelligence is going on as before, but the arm of our government that must fight it is in a sling. Responsible members of the Senate should be demanding that the Church CoMmittee heed the deadline for concluding its investigation. The House committee need not protract its hearing. into 1976. Congress has found out as much as it needs to know about the sins of omission and commission in the CIA's past in order to prescribe remedies for the future h ite Co Role In Spain There are good reasons for caution as our government negOtiatts 8 renewal of the executive agreement called the "Madrid Pact" providing for Armrican military ba es in Spain. The agreement was first signed in 1953. Now, fl yea rs later, Generaljulmo Fra ncisco Franco years old and in poor health, His hold on the reins of power i Spain Is weakening. Opposition to his autocratic regime is gaining strength. The reaction throughout Europe to the execution of fire anti-Franeo terrorists deznonstxated the strength of anti.Franco feeling. It does not seem wise for the United States to sign id new agreement of friendship and cooperation at this time. The strategic importance to us of the Spanish bases is unquestioned. But France Is not going to close them, even if the agreement Is not renewed. It would be better to negotiate a new with the government that follows Franco. Such an agreement would have a longer life expectancy than one signed now by Franco. . rim ., -'k ve 7 ..A. ,a . I I I Says .- - '..j\ )••I AAorale Rudy Vallee Returns Related In To University Campus N ,__ W~l Dwindling )' i - i vice the -them. ) iru two Letters To The Ed itor Koreas To Meet Oct. 23 ____________________________________________________________________________________ me -o Z AREA DEATH - Clarence a ---a . - t' Mich; Edgar, Warren, Mich. ___________ i1i:h _________ I _______________________ ' IJ } rp '.. , COUNTRY tLUS ROAD . I I ____________________________________________ ' Virginia Case, both of Detroit, Mrs. Martha Skelecki and Mrs. Edna Leighleiter, both of Connellsville; Mrs. Elsie Hatfield, Dunbar, Pa. Gramkow Funeral Home Sanford In charge. Juneral Notice ______________________ UHAZI!, ROBERT CALVIN — Funeral rvicet f Robert Calvin Uhaile, . 7 Fair ront Drv', Sunlanci Estate%, *lo iei Saturday, will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at Gramkow Roy M. Lund offic iating. Burial in Glen Haven MenoriaP Park, Hc'n, Sanford, in Chör. Panel discussion on Conser. vatlon Education. Lyman High School Band Iloosttrs,7:30p.m.,band room. OCT. 14 Weight Watchem 7 p.m., Sanford Wom an 's Club. meeting of Greater - 'Ho's a lot like Howard Hughes! We don't krow 'or .cure if ho': alivo or doad!' nrnra Florida Aviation Trades Association (state meeting) Airport Inn Aero Services Terminal Building, 6:30 pin. Co-hosts: Aero Services and Sanford Airport Authority. nited States ' i Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., Oak Harbour, 50 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Speaker, Jack Hornet, chairman of the County Bicentennial Cornmittee. Free blood pressure checks 2. 4 pm., Seventh-day Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. -- hlfle(1'est Elementary School PTA, open house, 7 p.m.; meeting 7:30, I. o n g w o o d. IopiC: "Presidential Accountability." Newcomers Coffee sponsored by Seminole Spokes of Altamonte Springs, Betty Pollock in charge. Call Welcome Wagon for details, OCT 16 Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce, noon. trots came under sniper fire near Palestinian refugee camp. These snipers were believed to bemembersofradicalguerrllla groups. Both Yasir Arafat's Al Fatah guerrillas and the Saiqa organ. izatlon sponsored by Syria said they would "strike with an Iron rI — F 7~ I COUPON SERVICE SPECIA — — — — — — — — — — — — — — HOSPITAL NOTES OCTOBER 11 ADMI&SIONS Sanford: Julie M. Brinson Minnie I). Roberson Mildred E. Williams David L. Cunningham, DeBary Ervin W. Quist, DeBary Laura McCarthy, Deltona hope C. Hastings, Lake Mary I)ISCIIARGE.S Sanford: Frances Brown Andrus ('hanclor Iris Emerson Lorraine Graham John S. Grayson OCTOBER 12 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Dana 1.. Bohannon Lillian E. Bridges Larry I). Brunelle Linda M. Cohe n Joe T. Collins George 1.. Dalton Donna I.. Griggs William P. Owens Caesar A. Forman, Cassadaga Roy F. Heikkinsen, Casselberry Elizabeth Chapman, [eltuna Eugene H. Harper, Deltona Marion B. Loiacono, Deltona James L. Merritt, Deltona Marie I.. Mitchell, Deltona Martin A. Smith, Deltona William F Iuhrman, Longwood Christine Crouse, Longwood Err-is Green Jeanette Hannon _ Ruby W. Isaac Lillie M. Maddox Sunday's high . Overnight Toni V. Moran low 50. CynthIa L. Neal DISCHARGES Fair to partly cloudy through Jacquelin L. Thornton Tuesday. Highs in the mid to Mabel Vanderwyden Sanford: upper &. Lows In the 60. Charles Wicks Julie M. Brinson Variable m-istly northeast to William A. horn Jr., Attic J. Lord east winds around 10 mph, Altamonte Springs Anne M. Starnes decreasing at night. Mae Wallberg, Daytona Marina W. Williams EXTENDED FORECAST Beach Mrs. Jack (Karen) Price & Scattered showers extreme Kathryn M. Noonan, DeBary Baby Boy north portions Friday, otherEva Blum, Lake Mary Mrs Gregory (Sandra Rock. wise mostly fair. Lows in the Mary F. Robbins, Lake Mary well & baby boy G0s and 70s and highs ln the 8n. Oliver K. Sjoblorn, Lake Helen L Costello, Deltona Daytona Beach tides: high Mary L Louise S. Ramsay, lake 4:21 a.m., 4:47 p.m.; low 10:26 CorrieA. Jencks, Orange City Mary a.m., 10:59 P.M. Port Roosevelt Walker, Oviedo Joanna C. Bass, Lake Monroe Canaveral: high 4:04 a.m., 4:32 Marilyne A. Peterson, Winter Mrs. Henry (Sheila) Clark & pm.; low 10:15 a.m., 10:50 p.m. Springs Rihv hnv (ctsin 1 WEATHER slated by militiamen of the right-wing Phalange party and Interior Minister Camille Chamoun's National Liberal party. It was the second day of relative calm in Beirut, and there was cautious optimism that the cease-fire would hold. But many believe the truce will be - _____________ ___________ ______ _______________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Leolia Hampton lek d Sanford Pilot Club, 7 p.m., Maitland Women of the Moose Chapter Civic Center. 1404, Christmas in October Flagship Bank of Sanford. Speaker, Congressman Richard night, gifts for Mooseheart and Official visit by District 4 Kelly on "The Economy and MoOsehaven. Governor Barbara Kasten. Government Spending." - - . Skate night sponsored by Sanford-Seminole Art Aim., Lyman High School Band 7:30 p.m,, Cultural Arts Boosters to benefit uniform Building, 5th and Oak. fund, 7-9:30 p.m. Teachers and Demonstration by John parents free. Yeackle. - -- - Chamber of Commerce S a.m. JACK ANDERSON over, - F (3o7 Fairmont Dr., Sunland Estates, died Saturday. A native of Connellsville, Pa., he lived here since June, moving here from Winter Park. He was a mail carrier for the U.S. Post Office. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Audrey Uhazle of Sanford; three brothers, John, Detroit, growing .. Forces, - - '"-- Securi - _______________________________________________________________________________ curious - - _________________________________________________ The closer we examine the relationship Americas," located in the Pa nama Ca I Ud Zere. Footnote. Ten of the 11 countries that sent their between the U.S. government and the Chilean The school, property, leaves them dren6ed and their stuck back in the jungle near the soldiers to the dictatorship, the more basic officers course in 1975 are clothing and bedding soggy. it becomes. Caribbean Coast, has been around in one form or outright dictatorships. Bolivia, presided The military regime in Chile holds over by another for three decades. It is specifically the Inmates have been beaten, harassed and dubious distinction of being one of the most repressive Col. Hugo Banzer, sent 203 subjected to degrading regulations such as designed to train Latin American soldiers; all studen rpnr,-ci,'. in, ,.c •I., . Ch ts. The flnN' f(,j1r,,-'r.-,fj,, lI,-,..,.... viunu. iouusanu, or wy, wmcn Ipvuuve uuieans classes are taught In Spanish. leans recun searches beyond the needs of now has what cxperts believe is the highest per prison security, have been arrested, beaten and tortured for their To no one's great surprise, w discovered J. Edwin LaVallee, Clinton'ssuperintendent political beliefs. Hundreds more have simply about a third of the school's students in that capita ratio of political prisoners in the world, 1975 sent 37 students, disappeared without a trace. came from Chile 575 out of a total enro,lment and a defendant in the suit, told us the charges Yet U.S. support for the dictatorship has of 1,765. BEHIND BARS: Prisons seldom make news ate "the standard kind of sympathy-arousing until they erupt in riots. Americans tend to forget complaints." lie never waned. Inleed, it's getting stronger. denied anything improper was One popular course, entitled "Officer Combat the approximately 212,000 convicts The )ear alter Chilean strongman Augusta scattered happening at Clinton, Ar-IILS Orientation," was attended by 993 through out state and federal prisons. But all is Pinochet took for example, U.S. economic students. Over half of them — 504 "Actually," LaVallee said, "it's a pretty nice were not quiet behind bars, assistance to Chile doubled (torn $9.8 million to Chilean officers. place, pretty well run." A major scandal is boiling, for example, $205 million. According to current plans, Chile HEADLINES AND FOOTNOTES: Ex-Sen. at They were given standard military training In the 130-year-old Clinton Correetlotal v1Il get $77 million in im, Facility, a Sam Ervin, 1)-NC,, Is making some of the such subjects as map reading, first aid and maximum security state prison in nerthern rural liberals, who loved him during the Senate Of this, $55 million in "Food for Peace" funds signal communicatIons. The emphasis, however. New York, alone will be earmarked for Santiago. Chile, tt WU on antlguerrilla warfare. Watergate hearings, angry these days. He has diort, Will get an 85 per cent slice of On food aid Clinton Inmates are suing prison officials, taped an Interview for the A full 16 hours of lnsVuc~lon, for rimirrinle, pileging that the few U.S Chamber of that witi be pumped into al of Latin America. were devoted to enforcers are UMMIves Commerce, denouncing the Proposed Conswner "basic concepts of coin- violating the law. Most of the allegations center On December 30, 1974, Congress cut off all Protection Agency. The advocates claim Ervin's terinsurgency in urban arcu," Ai*other nine around the prison's disciplinary ceilbiock, arguments are military assistance to Chile. Until Congress hours of fraught with inaccuracies. But "Psychological operations" were Special Housing Unit number 14, nicknamed they may never get a Intervened, however, military aid to Santiago taught, But the most chance to rebut them, The was steadily climbing. It stood at 6 million in given in 125 howi Intensive Instruction was "the box" by prison inmates. The suit charges Chamber of Commerce refuses In "counterinsurgency that: to tell t hem fiscal 1974 operations; anti-guerrilla warfare in the field." which television and radio stations ee given Inmates are transferred to Unit 14 before The the Ervin tapes. are merely the obvious ways Until Corgres., put an end to military the Adrnlnlstrath'e hearing which is supposed to Washington has helped keep the junta Even the assistance tojIt' nine months ago, in short, the roaches on Capitol 1111l are difficult determine whether the inmate has committed Occasionally we also get a glimpse of to defeat, George Wink, the Capitol architect1 coven U.S. government was teaching the junta's foot apfoprvte offense, assistance given to acknowledged that the roaches in soldiers how to repel the "dIssIdents" who op. congresaio -- Guards hose don inmates locked In Unit offices Take, for example, the Army's "School of the pose them. are strangely resistant to the toxins used number 14 cells with cold water which destroys by externijnstozs, Cohen Out Of Hospital - did U f Venezuela Offers $900 Million that h*i le, - - warehouse C uguese a Repla Ch e e - but 'Let For Carla Hirohito Has rnlgtt .n onths Ago Economic Delegates Meet - Relat*ion s Between s . •\ _, PEOPLE ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Ecevit's leftist Republican Moslem National Salvation results coupled with the easing Oppone nts of the release of any People's party were splitting 85 party, a member of Demirel's of the U.S. arms embargo eas of the territory seized by the per cent I— I of the votes almost goverrunent coalition that is op. against Turkey last week would Turkish invaders of Cyprus equally, posed to giving up any of the enable him to soften his stand Rescue were losing heavily in Senate In the 1973 general election, territory taken in the 1974 in on the stalemated Cyprus probelections as vote counting con- the Justice party got .8 WEST l'Al1 BEACH (AP) per vasion of Cyprus. lern. The Salvationists' per. A jurisdictional tinued today. ORONO, Maine tAt') 11 dispute over a mutiny on the hi seas Hudy Vallee, the 74-year-old cent of the vote, the Republican can Although Demirel will have to centage of the vote was running was under way ooner, ret ur ned to the University of Maine campus for a With half the cr votes counted, People's party got 33.3 per today while five crewmen of a sujken Panamanian cent, continue his coalition wi th the about a third behind their nostalgiafilled weekend, freighter were held in a city jail after admitting they Premier Suleyman Demirel's and five small parties divided National Salvationists and two showing in 1973. had conservative He recalled that he transferred to Yale four decades ago Justice killed th eir officers and scuttled their ship. party and the remaining 36.9 per cent, other conservative factions, it me voting Sunday was held cause his love for a local girl was unrequited. former be Premier Bulent The captain of a Wes t Ge rman freighter th Among the losers was the was thought that the election to fill of t at picked u he I Senate seats "I met her while registering for college and fell deeply the live crewmen In waters northeast of Cuba on and six vacant seats In the 450Sunday in love with her," Vallee said. "We had quite a few dates, said one of them confessed to stabbing the four officers of seat Assembly. but in the spring she jilted me for a baseball player, some the ill-fated Mimi and that the other crewmen went along The state radioannounced guy name Jack who had a raccoon coat with the mutiny. and an Sunda y night that projections of automobile, and I had neither," Police Alm st Foun o d Manfred Oppennann, captain of the Lalli, said, "From the votes counted Indicated the Raccoon coats, antique cars and other symbols of the hat they said, it certainly looks like a mutiny at sea. two major parties would each Roaring 2 were brought out for the return of Vallee, who '[hey admit they killed the officers." win 25 Senate seats. It said the popularized the school's official song, "The Maine Stein "Whatever the dispute was, it was not spontaneous," National Salvationists were vySong," P said Louis Cidel, deputy regional director for the 6 M Ing with the two big parties for U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. "It apparently at least two of the remaining SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Harris hid out for several had been going on for some time." records after federal agents four seats. Named —Sacramento police apparent. months, Detective Sgt. Sam Walter Strube, chief engineer of the Lalli, said discovered the hideout, he There was no indication yet of ly came close to stumblingSomers said Sunday. Finn Hill In tx'c;iine susOicious hen the five crewmen But Somers said, "There's the outcome 111irtxiri .Juanita has been named after Carla 11111!;, four Inof the Assembly upon Patricia Hearst six The c as e was unrelated to nothing to rellect that any duieians and a Filipino cook 'ere plucked Iriuii a secretary of housing and Urban Development. races. But observers did not . months onths before she and two SLA S activities, and Somers said cer talked to anyone using olfi. raft amid debris from the ship. any pect The land Is being developed by the Stafford Hansell Co. Demirel's coalition to be Symbionese Liberation Army that as far as he knows police of the aliases they had been u.s. threatened unless the op. of Kirkland. Last month Pete Hansell was elected a companions were arrested in did not talk to Miss Hearst or ing." 0 position got all six director of the National Association of Home Builders, an San Francisco. seats. the Ilarrises. Miss Hearst, 21, was kidnaporganization Police said at least 19 politi. that has been critical of the secretary's Last March, officers in. PARIS lAPt — Delegates from 18 industrial and develTime magazine said Sunday ed by th e SLA on Feb. 4, 1974, cally mo policies in tivated the housing in dus try. murders vestigating a robbery-murder that the three, using false oc. oping nations are meeting in Parts today to mak' iden. but later said she had Joined the curred during the election camvisited the rundown SacraBut Hansell's partner, Brien Stafford, denies any such arrangements for the long dialogue on changes in in. tities, were routinely inter- terrorist band. She Is being held palgn, and connection. there was more ybmen'() duplex where Miss viewed by police ternationat economic arrangements that they failed to and that Hearst and William and Emily aliases were found on their near San Francisco on federal lence Sunday. One person was agree on last April, police bank robbery charges. The reported killed and 10 injured In Sniffles The meeting is expected to formalize an understanding Harrise are in custody in Los abattlebetween rival groups jn w orked out during the summer for foreign ministers of 27 KAILUIA.KONA, Hawaii (AP) Japanese Emperor Angeles, where they face state the central province of Konya. nations to meet in December. They would appoint four hirohito came down with J Nifles Sunday r.d had W kidnap, robbery and assault Meanwhile, President commissions on energy, raw materia ls, development Port cut back on his schedule, but he was expected to fly bark charges along with Miss kariosofCyprus returned )g,rne M y and fi nancial matters which would work for at least a to Japan today. Hearst, from the United Nations Gener. year. Then the foreign ministers would meet again to see ilirohito was not sick enough to be confined to be d and In other developments in the al Assembly and said peace here things stood. did not have a fever, a spokesman said. Empress Nagako Hearst case: talks be tween his Greek Cy. "Th e four commissi ons wi ll have to work in parallel and stayed with him asherested in his room —Defense attorney F. Lee priot.s and the Turkish Cypriots c ith a degree of coordination," said Louis de Gulringaud, The emperor has traveled extensively in the United Bailey said MISS Hearst is "ob- wou ld not resume until the France's chief delegate at the United Nations and States during an historic two-week visil viously not in a normal state of Turks submitted detailed pro. LISBON, Portugal (AP) president of the preparatory meeting. A brought under tighter control mind." Speaking with reporters .sals tough line soldier and moderate and that the army chief of staff, alter addressing a convention He also reported that Secre. socialist, Brig. Gen. Manuel Gen. Carlos Fabiao, is too in, of the Massachusetts Trial tary of State Henry A. KissmA,P LOS ANGELES tAP) Mickey Cohen, the 62-year-old Franco Owals, may replace decisive to do the job. I-awyers Association in Fram. ger told him he would exert ev. CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) The Venezuelan President Francisco da Costa former mobster, ~as been released from UCLA Medic;kI Ingham, Mass., Bailey said the ery effort to help solve the fesgovernment is offering about $900 million today to 29 Gomes as chief of staff of the Center after undergoing an operation in which his Azevedo scheduled a teledefense team has spent 70 hours tering conflict, Kissinger "can foreign oil companies as compensation for their na' armed forces, informed sources vision speech today in which he with Miss Hearst. stomach was removed to get rid of a cancerous ulcer, a tionalized holdings in Venezuela. Mines and Hydrocar. —Time magazine said Miss play a constructive role in the report, hospital spokesman said Sunday. was expected to announce settlement of the Cyprus prob. bons Minister Valentin Hernandez said last-minute Cohen has lived in suburban Brentwood since his The sources said premier measures designed to end the Hearst and the Harrises esdeductions had reduced the total about $100 million. The release from prison several years ago. Jose Pinheiro da Azevedo street violence and military caped death in the May 1974 Los 1cm," Makarios added. companies, most of them American, have 15 days In wants the president to mutinies that have been Angeles shootout in which six which to accept or reject the offer. The oil na tionalization relinquish his military corn- plaguing his coalition govern- SLA members were killed law signed by President Carlos Andrea Perez on Aug. merit. mand because he is reluctant to me beca use they had been dis- Be t requires the companies to surrender their concessions ty It * and patched on an errand to steal act forcefully against leftist properties in Venezuela by Dec. 31. Meanwhile, the mutiny of the some money for the group military men who mutinied In Oporto last week and demon. Se mi do Pilar Artillery Regi. and were not in the hideout strated against the government ment In Oporto continued in its when police arrived. Guerrillas Hunt S seventh day without a dial. in Coimbra. —Miss Hearst's parents, SEOUL South Korea (AP) —South Korea agreed today lenge. The independent Oporto Randolph and Catherine BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) list against the anarchist and in danger until the )-man Na. to meet with North Korea on Oct. 23 to try to arrange a Charais is commander of the newspaper Jornal de Noticias Hearst, and two sisters visited Joint teams of Lebanese secur- unruly elements that are trying resumption of Red Cross talks to reunite separated central military region. Axe- predicted "hard measures that her for about an hour at the San ity forces and Palestinian guer- to recreate chaos and commit tional Reconciliation Cornfamilies. South Korea also proposed the resumption of redo was reported to feel that will repress the lack of Mateo County Jail in Redwood rillas hunted snipers In Beirut murders and looungtorekjndiermttee of th tackles the root causes political talks between the two governments to arrange e Christian-Moslem the armed forces must b discipline present." today as they tried to enforce the fighting." peaceful coexistence between them. North Korea broke warfare: the demands of the __________________________________________________________________' Christians and M the fragile cease-fire between off both sets of talks in the sumnw of 1973 because of the it" Lebanon is the guerrillas' Moslem majority for greater oslem. only base of operations against political power and economic Seoul government's stringent antl.Communlst policies. ________ Isolated machine-gun battles Israel since they were kicked equality with the Christian were reported in three outlying out of Jordan in 1970, and such minority, and Christian CALENDAR suburbs during the night. But moderate leaders a Arafat demands for government authorities said sniping by ex Zohair Mohsen of Saiqa do not control of the Palestinian guertremist diehards In Moslem want to provoke the Lebanese rillas In the country. OCT. 13 Third Report luncheon United OCT. is areas was the only serious truce army. Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 Way Seminole County hosted by The reconciliation committee ROBERT UHAZIE League of Women Voters Unit violation In the city. and No sniping was reported in be gan meeting this morning. Uhazie of Conp.m., Central Christian Church, Optimist Club, noon, Sheraton meettng, 9:15 a.m., First nellsville, Pa.; live sisters, , w avu;ul ot,... Twice during the night the Christian districts where . t-.- ' •uI,u., Jruuiuu. urn, i-i aim ti ib. L)utth treat. Federal e eral Hobert Calvin Uhazle, 50, of Mrs. Ruth Turzak and Mrs. of Seminole, Joint Lebanese-Palestinian pa. curity patrols were being as- Mutiny On High Professional that a Bid - CIA Agent .. 4, ' ? 1 ,70_ * _ \_1 \ t '.' agreement BERRY'S WORLD IN BRIEF t't, so-called a Militants Losing Turk - One major area of crime In America not WASHINGTO N — NEA) reflected in FBI statistics Is Alter months of "white . almost daily exhumation of skeletons In the collar" crime. / organization closet, the mood within the Central Depending upon whose figures you care to cite, .,.. Intelligence Agency be categorized as business is losing between $15 billion and $50 C. -4 ,., --#4 . OR; thus: attitude remains high, morale ii'Ell billion annually to crime, says Industry Week, '. I.. %. , 1 oe .is middling with the vast majority of It resulting from in"great expectations" are at an ~w SAOF FO all-time low. At least this is how one agent views ternal, or employe, theft. . j' FAa~ ) membership sentiment today as, he says, Ripping off the company is the common bond "everybody and his dog continues to kick dirt on of both white and blue collar workers, says the r. use " and many in America wonder how long the magazine. If a company is missing $100,(0, it's 0 'V ,,~ . ~6, spy group can endure the onslaught. as likely president manipulated ac'" _____ counts-payable records as it is "I probably speak for most of our people," clerk stole it by falsifying inventor' records. agent says, shrugging, "w hen I say that each Employe crime ranges from the pilfering of 7€ day In the agency Is broken into two parts: You pens, pencils and envelopes for home use to at begin the day thinking things (scandals) may be least one instance where a corporate vice getting better, but by evening they are worse president and a shipping superintendent headed than before. The surprising thing is so many of up a team of employes stole by us put up with It. Most of us could shift easily to truckload. Blue collar workers the legwork other government agencies or into private and white collar workers handled the covering business, but we don't. Maybe it's a machismo bOOkwork. thing: hit - us - with - their - best.' I Although an estimated 87 per cent of emdon't know. But we stay." p!oye crime Is theft-related, a company may also be the victim of sabotage. This means not only This personalized view of CIA disposition literally throwing a wrench into a machine but today is provided by a friendly source who as far ~ \ such activities as disrupting schedules so that CA as Is known Is completely devoted to the agency. 75. employes rack up more overtime. As such, it Is at best a biased opinion, and, given Employe theft may be a significant cause 01 "Now If vie could rust build a few more gadgets into him the CIA genius for such things, it may CV!n be a spiraling hospital costs, reports another pre pared or programed one. Nevertheless the publication, Modern Health-care. It quotei New source, in his late 30s and fairly experienced in York security consultant Norman Jaspan to the the mid-management level of espionage, effect that hospital costs could be reduced by as presents a portrait of 'Intelligence agents much as IS per cent if employe thefts and other somewhat more fleshed out than the silhouette types of fraud were cut to a minimum. image long cherished by curious and confus'd These include such things as padded charges Budget Appeal Americans. missioner-s consider adequate they had to hire an and kickbacks, falsification of labor vouchers, attorney for an additional $50 per hour plus the use of hospital facilities, equipment and agent says the Phillip Agee idea that CIA Do you wonder why our county corn- expenses. Could this be because our county members are little less than the "secret police of chemicals for outside sidelines, the diversion of missioners have so much difficulty trying to funds from accounts receivable and the treating make your tax dollar do what it should? I do, and commissioners feel our county attorney is In. American Capitalism" is a slander, "There is no competent? The expense account will include all of patients at hospital expense by doctors who have arrived at several conclusions. Mainly they expenses during his trip and Ida stay at the monolithic mind inside the agency," as he puts are paid personally, it, "we may be singularly patriotic, we may also are along the lines of the ever present capital. It is also in addition to Mr. Freeman's feel generni, somewhat elitist, but we don't all go to the lackadaisical way of conducting county $25 per hour plus expenses, is good news for one business In particular, government. Don't think — Just act! It would seem tome toilet at the same time." that our commission could have hired one atIncT sing recognition of the severity of employe torney who could have prepared this case, taken For Instance, the agent explains, he smokes crime is boosting demand for security For example let us explore the avenue of it t' Tallahassee and presented it to the officials pot bo th guard and electronic, occasionally, other agents believe socialism finances. We have a little business In without any help from any of the others. Had has its good side, "and you'd have no trouble One study shows spending for electronic Tallahassee. I say "a little business" because a they allowed Mr. Cleveland to do his work this finding anti-Nixon or anti-Ford" employes. security systems alone growing from $5 half million dollars doesn't mean anything to our way, they could have saved the taxpayers the Hence, though most agents apparently feel they million in 1974 to $1.3 billion in 1904, with industry commissioners, they can spend that much on an salaries plus expenses of at the major buyer. least four county have been done dirty in recent years, there is a unnecessary clay pit In the midst of a beautiful employes, Most businessmen have this much decided conne ction with realIty within the group, — residential area, have no idea who the broker is common sense and conduct their business with and there may even be The disappearing wall bed, once a standard or what really they were dealing with or they sentiment that the least possible expense. But then th ey are excess has indeed been a CIA mistake, prop In slapstick Hollywood comedies, virtually move one million dollars to an out of county bank paying their own bills, they do not have the disappeared from the American scene 30 years (not remembering, of course who is one of the taxpayers to foot the bill. ,1....,&...,, ....a L-- .. - m. . -.----. alto wiv'.wi, JU3I uccause uiey uiougnr LVWU&5, UIC agent aaas It would be carefully, reminding that mutiny Is not tolerated Now the old "Murphy" bed, named for a 19th- nice to move it around or because they thought it June Cameron and the really dissatislied are removed when century gold prospector who invented the con- would draw more interest, Don't think — Just Sanford discover (one way to discover traptbon, is re-emerging from the woodwork in a act! m: periodic triumphant comeback, reports the Christian lie detector tests are given CIA employes Science Monitor. determine loyalty and inclinations), Yet there is We have a county attorney. He will receive in Letters to the or are welcome All letters a strong belief that the U.S. cannot survive Sales of wall beds have doubled eachy ear the next 12 months somewhere very near the m ust be rb Igned with a mailing addrets and. wbcu without a CIA 1970. neighborhood of $85,000 in salary. For th possible, a telephone number so the Identity of cannot survi ve wioperation, and that operation Many builders are looking at the wall bed as a mi nute salary one might think we should have is thout support from the public. a the writer may be verified. The Evening He rald So, says the agent: "Natura ll y, we know we way of banishing awarteof space. bedrooms, which they consider top notch attorney. However, In order to keep will respect the wishes of writer, who do not must redefine our methods in accordance with Sheriff Polk's budget at a figure our corn- want their names to appear in print, public wishes." that Monday Oct. 13, i75—SA Subdivision 41 .- - WORLD TOM TIEDE _____ r - Our 1. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. mw-e~ ' ______ W lla C e Wa Continues Moderates Split Vote 1:30-9:30 ____ ___ _ ________ _ DON OAKLEY Richardson, a former professional football player in the National Football League, will hear his worst traits ex ploited by various permnq in skits, etc. Sonic persons will undoubtedly take the part of Richardson's former NFL teammates. Among those making 'special guest appearances' will be C.B. Franklin, Clifford Cauther, Stephanie Blac, holly Malcolm, Ray Bertrand and Curtis Johnson, in addition to SHS Principal Don Reynolds, Ester Etelberg and Gerald Cassanova. The 'roast' is sponsored by the Seminole High Thespian Society as a fund-raising project. Ad. mission to the 7:30p.m. event is 50 cents. The th ird report dinner of United Way of Seminole County Inc., will be held tomorrow at 12 noon at the Sheraton Inn, Interstate 4 and SR 46, in Sanford. It will be a 'Dutch Treat' affair and will be Tonight's the night when Seminole High School hosted by the Sanford Lions Club. Assistant Principal Lamar Richardson gets There are only 10 days remaining of the current "roasted" at the high school auditorium, drive and everyone Is urged to pledge their 'Fair Anthony Sutton and Reed Fraasa will act asShare' to put United Way over the top of its goal masters of ceremonies at the 'roast,' whereby prior to the victory dinner on Oct. 23. Had the alert been sounded, the CAP members would have used their training of first aid, night navigation and teamwork in carrying our their mission, Aniung other activities for CAP members are cncanlpments of one to two weeks duration at U.S. special telligence for the U. S. government. Senate Air Force base whereby cadets learn the life of an actual airman: bivouacs (weekend campout.s during which cadet.Lq ore trained in cornniunicati3ns, navigation, search and rescue, first aid, general camping, survival and leadership); flying approximately once every two months in small aircraft; rocketry and model aircraft; and tiiany more. TheSeminoleCAPunjtrnajnajp.s a membership of cadets from the ages of 13 to 18 (or anyone who has reached the seventh grade school level), plus senior personnel 18 years of age or older who sup port the activities of th ese youth . Persons wishing further information concerning the senior or cadet programs of the CAP are invited to attend meetings on Wednesdays from p.m. at the VFW Post 10050, Casselberry, or write to P.O. 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Doesn't Know The Score E A k - . - - DEAR ABBY: I'm nobody's fool, but this is going to sound like a foolish letter. , 001wr I'm 31, have two sores and have been divorced twice. I am lilol ,..' W a beautiful woman with a home 'ifli.'-1 in the country and many friends, and everybody thinks I've got the world by the tail. 1. -;:': £izvy z.iuu utny inow now __________ miserable I am. and I truly think he cares for have going for you, you should be able to rope a nice single I recently met a man who me. seems interested Should I go after him, throw man. in me, but he's ____ lack of time or high food prices very bashful. He stops by, eats my body at him, or forget itand [)EAIt ABBY: Something FROSTING for staples, that it Is more and plays with my boys, but he keep daydreaming? I've never that happened last Mother's c sugar economical to purchase a never stays long, felt like this about a man with Day is still on my mind, and I 'I - , baked product already 14 cup milk lie's married but says he whom I've never even been want to know if you think I'm 1' •-.'• .. A prepared than to expend the 1 tablespoons cocoa wishes he weren't. No children. intimate. justified in feeling hurt. 4 cup s h orten i ng time, effort and money to lie's a big, rugged cowboy and My husband and I took a What I want from you is a yes Boil 1 minute, cool, beat until create our own. looks like George Montgomery or "go-ahead sign" to clear my lovely corsage to his mother on _____.___._____.._,.T_T___*___._r.t spreading consistency. Dinah Shore's 'ex." In some instances this is true. conscience. I really want this Mother's Day. She thanked us You may serve this cake as Abby, I've dated lots of men man. for it and immediately put it in But, thank heavens, there are the recipe states, or, cut Into BOun' Quenzler, a top-flight pilot In her own right, was In town in my life, but this is the only refrigerator. She never TEXAS her NAMELESS IN still scores of recipes around squares, removed from pan, top over the weekend making plans for a Sanford stopover during : ne I realiv want. he wore the corsage once during that not only save money, but with whipped cream and a DEAR NANIELM: If next month's Deltona Derby by female pilots. The crass-'omint PLANE-PULLER I have never nessed with a :11! v. aifled a' inueh a ',eu the v.h)le day (Ii lit ill 1i,IiLi1t in St. %ugiislhie and terminate in Naples, omen that ; iinderful in r I c hi no cherry--the married man and vowed I want him, he'd do something feeling of creating something variations are endless... .Use Exactly five days later, my following an Intermediate stop in Sanford. The big event is wouldn't, but he isn't happy, about ft. lie's married and sister-in-law (her daughter) for their family with their own your imagination' schedLded for Nov. 7.(Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) there are no children involved stri tly ff limits With all you showed up at a high school , i hands. graduation wearing the same There are certain staples that had given my we corsage should be in every cupboard. American mother-in-law! I was so angry With these handy tools, we can cried. It and hurt I nearly create a multitude of delicious wouldn't have bothered me at recipes whenever the mood hits • • all to have seen my sister-in. us. law wearing the corsage if my * 1I ~:::) Absolutely necessary items mother-in-law had worn it for include flour, sugar, shor only an hour F.flITOR'S NOTE - By the fantryman with the 36th Texas tenmg, baking pcwdcr, baking thousands cape the crime, pollution, racial land and Turkey, but in recent I would like your opinion of they are coming Division. "Anzio, Salerno, soda, salt and tensions and get-ahead months it has dipped below this. assorted spices. back to Ireland lo live in retire- Monte Casino," he ticked oft the An easy way to pressures of urban America, to Britain's 26 per cent rate. }) acquire these merit. And often HURT IN UTAH they find, these tough ones, "then we marched items is to purcl ase one a week rediscover their youth and reap tato prices have risen i3.& per DEAR HURT: 11 his is your until you have a well stocked lrish-Americans, that they are into Rome and got kissed." the nostalgia of long years of cent during the year, making biggest problem, dear, you are more American than Irish. From a tenement on Columcupboard. )earnlng. almost a luxury Item of w ha t indeed a very lucky lady. Some 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. Monday, Oct. 13, 17S bus Avenue, be trod the immi'The sad thing is that many once was the staple of the peas- women tincludlng myself) love By HUGH A. MULLIGAN grant path of upward social The next thing to be con. find Ireland has changed with antry. flowers but do not enjoy The Herald Services sidered is, is it more mbLlity to a semi-detached in the years and they have As a U.S. embassy economist wearing them. In any case, I economical to make it at home CLOONLRA, County Mayo, Williston Park, Queens, a sub- For more than a century after returned to the land of their an- changed even more," lamented points out: "The economic ad- think you have blown up a few S) "And maybe urban split level at Glen Cove the potato famine of the 1840s, cestors to finish their days. or buy it already prepared' Eire (AP) Father Michael Geaney, a Cu- vantage of coming back to Ire. blooms way out of proportion. requires someday I'll go back to Ireland, in Nassau country, a son at people were Ireland's chief exThis decision Ireland is by no means unique rate in Dalkey, a seaside suburb land is rapidly disappearing." Please forget It. judgment and the knowledge of be it only at the closing of my Colgate, another at Boston Uni- port. Now, as the growing re- as a retirement haven. Italy of Dublin that attracts penThe sentimental attractions your family's specialized day ,.." versity, then, following a grow- tirement colony attests, these and Greece, with larger sioners because of its proximity can also prove illusory. Many's the night Tom Glynn Ing trend among American tragic balance-of-trade figures populations and tastes. It also has to take into Everyone has a problem. What's similar contri- to the countryside. "They linda In America, they sought the yours? For a personal repl y. write to heard the words to that song cops, firemen and other civil are beginning to go the other butions to the American consideration how you feel, melt. new kind of violence. O'Connell consolation and comradeship of ABBY: I A,, Calif drifting out of the Irish bars servants, home to the ancestral way. . ing pot, receive far more feder- Street is blocked off for a bomb Irish bars, gaelic football clubs. 0 00 6 9. Enclose stamped, sell Do you enjoy being a "white around New York's Penn Sta- acres. Each month the U.S. embas- al benefit checks. In Rome, the scare or the airport ringed with the dances run by the Hibernian addressed envelope. please. thumb" lady on occasion? Does tion, and every St. PatriA's Hate to write letters? Send II to "It's a funny thing," Glynn sy in Dublin malls out more monthly Social Security glut is soldiers for a security check. Society and various country it give you a sense of day the bands boomed It up the laughed, "around here I'm Abi il Van Buren. Lasky Dr , than 7,000 Social Security, Vet- so great the processing of Some give up because of the organizations like the Moymen Beverly Hills. Calif.Ill 9217, for Ab satisfaction to serve your canyon of scyscrapers to re- known as the big Yank. All the erans Administration and Rail- checks has been by's boohiet "How to Write Letters It farmed out by weather, and the lack of central and the Sons of Galway. family something that Is mind him of the pledge he time I was in America, I was road Retirement Board checks. the embassy to a for All Occasions." Plea;, enclose a commercial heating. The summers are fine, Back in Ireland, they seek out long, self addressed stamped uniquely yours? made to his mother. He prom- known as the big donkey.' (7 Oct New York, Boston, Chicago, bank. but winter proves how the company of other ca-Yanks, envelope [sod her he'd return someday-tO A stranger on both sides of Philadelphia and other cities American they've become." often miles and counties way. - -.... Mn nv wnrnan An (pit, ;. inty mayo and take over me me ocean, Tom 6lynn's Identity with large Irish-American pope ish, O ne Th Ir like house th e th o ers, 'eOnly in 10 In Ireland and band together In veterans' feeling of satisfaction, but land, enigma points up the pathos ulatlons similarly mail off turn for complex reasons : to has central heating, but o th er organizations and clubs like the hesitate because they believe it Now 62 and retired after 31 and predicament of Ireland's checks to tho usands of retired stretch t he ir ret ir e me nt iollars things have moved more Irish-American Society in Is more expensive to bake at yeai'sasa Long Isla nd Railroad wild geese fl ying home to roost. municipal employes who have in a less affluent society, to esr9pfdly with e th ti mes. The Charleston-n, Counts Mayo, home. For these women I have cop, Tom Glynn like thousands parLct priest now has Long hair, which draws 31 mem bers to its a recipe that is economical, of other Irish-Ameri can penthe nuns drive station wagons. monthly meetings. requires little effort. and sioriers has come back to e Th little thatched house by the which wi th a li ttle imagination. Ireland of his dreams. He sits i( side of the road trembles when can ei ther be a simple desert, or beside a turf fire in the evening the huge trailer trucks pound a culinary treat you wouldn't in the house that his fa ther buil t by. The pub has television and hesita te to serve to the on land that has been In the jukebox, i nstead of a sing-song I husband's boss, -CLINIC famil y for 0 years iist t around the lire at night or conthe ticking of an heirloom versatlon exploding with wit Don't be fooled by the clock on the whitewashed wall. and imagination, Burglary and ingredients. This is a rich The windows have lace A...XI,... V_,..J lace emflea inn, a . . I,L_! .n UJVII 110 tains, the Glynn coat-of-arms Is crease,-.to support the rebel and delicious. It will surprise By VIVIAN BROWN put my hands or, even if I didn't start a lot of arguments. mounted In the hallway, and you. cause up north, and In border Newifeatures Wilier Healthy people can control recognize the face," he insists, billy stick, the proud emblem of areas people venture out cauIf you can "learn to rub your their emotions and accept irri.. They came to him from far and his years in America, hangs by tiously on the roads at night for WACKY CAKE L~e .... .. * s..e.-..s.--..a '.-.'hi5hrY! or ??i!e the rtett z' CI kT3 Sn, thC fear of tatlGr.. marc phihsophica1Iy. -.,,i,it.0 ftVIUV being hijacked or forced hisses on the bob. T be sure, you will never lose him or her." husbands and wives could mas- Duke kind Duc)as of Windsor, to i deliver a "proxy " bomb Into The remark was made with a sage each other and exercise Mac West, Gypsy Rose Lee, the cottage has t-si-. 1 Ulster. over the door as another Irish chuckle by the well-known octo- more they'd be more 111 to live Bob Hope, several 3 cocoa The crock of gold that the genarlan, Dr. Harold J. Reilly, with .,," Rockefellers. ballad ordains, only now He treated there the fairies 12 teaspoon promised at the end of is an American Flag struck a physical therapist, to empha. In a half century Reilly has late poet, Robert Frost, and the rainbow would come in 1 teaspoon baking soda through It. No telephone. No size his claim that body toning manipulated and toned the philosopher John Dewey. handy at today's prices In Ire1 teaspoon vanilla He heated with his hands and 1V. But things are not as rustic can improve the disposition. muscles of thousands of people, land. Last year, inflation was "Grumpiness can be the c21. and "blindfolded, I'd probably with water, helping paraplegics as they seem. There's an 1 teaspoon VE' the highest in Europe after Iceelectric heater in every room, a rect result of tension that can know by touch any one I've ever and others with his t IptyjAnaig issittpr nr i,,, I-----techniques. lie is a devotee of refrigerator In the corner of the teising kitchen, and all the latest exercise the right kind, but 1 cup water cooking appliances. older people should con.sult with "'The electricity makes It their physicians before atSift dry ingredients together bearable," Glynn confesses tempting exercises, he Insists. "Today many hiatus hernias lie turns his gaze to the fire may be caused by certain and sorts out his reasons for movements In yoga which THE HERALD SERVICES way has an extra bonus: it can mi coming back. gh t be too strenuous for contribute to greater sexual "Burglars, muggers, vandals, middle-aged persons who A muscle exercise so simple satisfaction, Iawyersand judges, haven't been exercising. Innights rid- itcanbedonewhllewaltlng lna Mild incontinence often and mornings In supermarket line may help develops during pregnancy experienced people teaching criminal court," the ca-cop, women may not be aware of that check a common and because the bladder Is yoga t still trim and bu hand. distressing urinary problem. distorted, reports th e doctor, danger." some, reminisces, "It was an but it usually disappears after of all women over 50 A witty, Wue'eyed, jolly man, exciting life. But this is what I delivery. However, time and Reilly had expected to retire in "The Magic World of came home to find: sanity and tend to have urinary strew in. 1966 to write a book, when he that Is, the in. childbirth take their toll. Business" will be the theme silence. It was sentiment with continence "Lowered estrogen levels gave up the last of his business voluntary loss of urine that when the Florida Business me. I had to come back. change after menopause may play a endeavors, the famed Reilly "I was 17 when I left," Glynn happens with a sudden Education Association convenes in Orlando, October 16-18, said, looking out at his lush rose of position, lifting something part too," notes I)!'. Krantz, Health Institute at Rockefeller ." at the Sheraton Olympic Villas, bushes and "my supermarket," heavy or just coughing, "leading to thinning of genital Center where he had been loa newly planted vegetable sneezing or laughing," ob. tissue and weakening muscular cated for 30 years, but his fol. serves Kermit Krantz, MD., The main focus of the con- garden in the old potato lowers wouldn't let him. In fact, ference is that of presenting 'l'here was no living here u professor and chairman of the If the incontinence is related he must keep his address a new materials and methods to My father tried to raise five department of gynecology and to a hormone deficiency, secret - people go to great Florida's business educators. kids here on 30 acres. Some of obstetrics at the University of estrogen replacement may help lengttt1 to find him. Kansas Medical Center, by thickening the tissue, says Speakers representI.g us had to go." lie was too busy to write the general the doctor. "This, combined publishers in the skill areas of His passage through Amer. Mostly it's due to hook after all, he had decided, shorthand, typin g , iiUborncryicUs word ira, like uuiny an Inunigrant ear and trar and relaxation of with the processing, and consumer returning now to live on a gov. the pelvic muscles over the exercises, may be all that's but Was eventually persuaded .,., by a patient, Ruth liagy Brod. education will be featured. eminent pension, might have years. But by learning to needed An editor with the firm that Local speakers, including been plotted by Steinbeck or contract a muscle called the But when the urinary leakage recently published Reilly's legislators and Florida written up as a can history by pubococcygenus, a woman can Is very severe, surgical repair "Thie Edgar Cayce-Hand. Department of Education staff some social workers. strengthen the muscular sling may be 1itS$7 book for Health Though Drugmembers will also appear on lAnding In Chicago at the that supports the bladder, Dr. Krantz advises WOnien to leasTherapy," she collaborated the program. height of the depression with vagina and rectum, take other steps to prevent with him. only his size and strength to "You can identify this muscle stress incontinence. "Don't get This is the first time in recommend him, Glynn hit the by swpüg the flow while fat. Then there's just that much Why a book about Cayce, the several years that the Florida "steel mills, stockyards and you're urinating," explains weight bearing down. Learn to Well-known "sleeping Conference has been held in iron foundries, whatever was Dr. Krantz, "Pull in, then lift heavy objects properly." In prophet? - 4. Orlando. Committees of local going," then turned to boxing, release. Do it several times, his opinion, most women should "I liad hundreds of his read. business educators from At the outbreak of World War Once you know where the not lift anything over 25 pounds, ings the nlessages that were Orange, Seminole, Lake and II, Gl).in anzd; job as a po- muscle is, practice the exercise lie also suggests that women brought to me by his patients. Osceola conuties have worked Hceman with the long Island often. You can do It anywhere get in the habit of going to the They are so good we decided to enereticauly to bring to Railroad. He liked it well - walking along the street, or bathroom regularly to avoid publish them along with a few Floriaa's business educators a enough to remain 31 years, %!th , sitting at a desk." carrying too much wine In the nuggets of his writings on most outstaMing program. time out overseas as an Inhealth." Exercising the muscle this bladder. For Furth, Information -. , ______ _.J __ - - CINCINNATI (AP) The disappointed Boston crowd of "I noticed their shift against me Cincinnati Reds have escaped 35,205 sat stunned. and wanted to hit it through the tie clutches of "The Green The weekend split gives the open spot and I was fortunate Monster." Now, th ey plan to Beds a distinct advantage in to get it that way." spring something scary on the this best-of-seven series beThat was all for Lee, who left Boston Red Sox their feared cause the next three games will amidst a thundering ovation. running game. be played in Cincinnati. Mor- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 13, 1975-18 That brought in Drago to face "Were glad to get out of here grin, for one, isn't planning on the dangerous Tony Perez, and alive, Manager Sparky coming back to Boston. Anderson had no intention of Anderson said after his Reds fast and clear for the Reds' held the Reds to four hits bell and having the long-ball hitter bunt be beat the Red Sox 3-2 Sunday and txxiy anytime "racehorses, one run over the first eight inBench to third. , tied the World Series at one Except for Sunday's ninth in- nins and led 2-1 going into the "I had no thought of bunpahie second baseman "And! game apiece. hitting ninth. When the southpaw went ting," Anderson said. "I would believe we can win three ning, neither running or Tuesday night's third game straight at Riverfront because were among the things that the out to the mound for the last never bunt with Perez In that will feature a duel of right- we'll be able to get our running Iteds did with any effectiveness inning, he got a roaring ovation situation. It would be emobarin Boston. Checked 6-0 In Saturhanders - Boston's Rick Wise game going there." from the red-hot Boston fans. rasslng to Tony." against Cincinnati's Gary Noday 's opener by Luis Tiant's But he didn't stay around long It worked out the same way With the help of an artlfical baffling series of deliveries, it enough to enjoy the adulation. as a bunt, however. Perez lan. hit a surface and a sleek vacuum seemed for eight innings on Mindful of the cozy wall In grounder to short and Bench Their running slowed to a ('leaner machint' called a Sunday that the Bcd would be left, 1e kept thi' ball outside to moved to third to t U) (.ofl' i'awl by a treacherous wet field "Zaniboru," gaines are rarely frustrated again in gloomy Bench and the Cincinnati slugcepcion's game-tying hit that and their power short-circuited rained out in Cincinnati. So Fenway. ger hopped on It, "I was looking followed George Foster's short by effective, off-speed Boston Morgan knows the track will be Lee, usually tough at home, for a pitch away," Bench said, fly to left. pitching, the Reds made ad- .4,.'1-4 ,-- . -,• -1 - ~ ~. - RTS -1. ' "' - ______ _____ - . tj * . - - NO PLAIN . c o . (. A wma!--A - They're More Than Irish carry a split of the first two 1r1*sh=Americans Return T Disappointment - -- a - - •r.Inu nra nn inn ----- Proper Muscle Exercise ___ apologetically. Helps Check Big - Problem business Convention To Open - I - '.i -. L_._ '' Jf &.', - .L 4k -. , I N _ 1. - ____. 'fr . -. - AM " A- L -. . L . . "P . ' i ' --I f- IA t _~4i9- , " . • . . & 1 ' ' '' - , .-' . ' ,. .4 . - IIA . •, :- b . - - , ' . , -. ' ' -I . ' . • .- 44 - - .. . r • . • T us k aw i ll a M TRIM - " .-. - Body Toning Important ' ne ~. ~ - -. IVII t rIWW! ,T'.. - :' '. . Mate Right To Happiness r tory In venerable Fenway Park. 11 ,1111 4W A -, V' " ______ -. 'The rain-drenched field wasn't the Reds' only problem. The Red Sox' pitching gave the , " National League champions a .4 - k I scare, too, keeping their po w'_ - iL.. .1' erful right-handed hitters away s'pl* . 'Sr .. , from that close, luscious wall in "n4 ' '_ t ': AW ~ --'k _\ left field known as 'The (.reen S r Monster. • . 1W .. -. .4 O __L.__ Is "The Boston pitchers have / At i.' ' '" ,,.j.,. "r' been pitching outside and not t 11111b 10 " letting us hit to the wall in Left," .r\ " said Morgan 'So, as a result, rMfdfo,r'' " . " F our right-handed hitters had to I make adjustments and go with the pitches instead of trying to Barry Johnson, Teague Midget fullback, fol0 his blocking for Hanvey (33) close In for tackle. (Herald Staff Photo by Tom pull them," short yardage as Tuskawilla's Richard Bradshaw(30)and John Vincent). That's what Johnny Bench did in the ninth inning to get the Reds started et a tense tha t U occasion. Bench hit an outside pitch from Bill Lee into right Tuskawilla was the big play for 1'uskawilla's pee wees field for a double, and evenSouth Seminole Red midgets Lakeview and Milwee pee winner Satmrday In Pop Warner in a 7.6 victory as he ran for the defected Sanford, 24-0, with tually came around with wees tied, 12-12, with David tying run when Dave con- League kiddie football, and It extra point after Jeff Campese Robert Bawls scoring on runs of Rouse getting Ti)s of 40 and 47 cepcion bounced an Infield came at the expense of ran 15 yards for the TI). Scott 45, 29, 42 and ) yards. South yards for Lakeview and Brent single off reliever Dick Dmgo Teague's Opposing teams. fleatherdale went 35 yards for Seminole White midgets won, Smart passing 14 yards to John Tusk awilia's midgets Teague's score. that Denny Doyle stopped be. 30-0, over Jackson Heights as Love and Love diving one yard whipped Teague by a 21.14 hind second but could not make Peter K.ryzak kept the Junior Dion Smith scored on runs of 9 for Milwee. count as Reggie Barnes midget drive going for and 21 yards, Pete Howlett had i throw on. Robert Spivey dove for one Concepcion then stole second returned a kickoff 55 yards for a Tuskawilla and Tim touchdown runs of 40 and 6 yard and Willie Schuller ran 70 md came home with the win- Ti) and John Hanvey ran 48 O'Shaughnessy scored from the yards, and Larry Comeens yards for scores as Sanford hing run on Ken Griffey's yards for a score. Teague's one for the clincher, scored on a 15-yard pass play. junior bantams defeated South Seminole junior ban. iouble to left center while the touchdowns came on a 55-yard Jackson Heights junior Lakeview, 13-6, despite Arthur run by J.D. D'Arvllle and a tams defeated Orlando Central, midgets whipped Maitland, 12-4) Jackson's 14-yard scoring run. three-yard dive by Danny 14-7, getting an 11-yard TI) run as Horace Roland ran for Freddie Jacobs. from John Carpenter and a 62- touchdowns on runs of 4 and 55 John Jane on an Wyard play Todd Duncan had the winning yard run from Scott Smith. yards. and scored on runs of 5 and 10 yards, plus Keith Whitney ran 70 and 3 yards for scores as Sanford junior midgleLs tupped - Rubbing Y Way Leads 1 - after Sunday's dramatic vic- WOMEN - vw_, 4 '", _____________________________________________________ - . games back home to Riverfront Stadium for Game 3 Tuesday night. "The weather hurt us here Up I Pop Warner Black Ham Mocks Defeated In CFSL Jamboree Tilts . ..- -- I BySCOTrABRAIIAMS Hera ld Correspondent DePierro. In addition to DePierro, members from Sanford include Tom Murphy, Dan Wallace, John Stanton, Mark and Jack Caolo, and ORLANDO - The newly-formed Sanford Black Hammocks Steve Gilmore Others from Florida Technological Uni versity made their soccer deput here Sunda) in a Central Florida Soccer and Seminole County round out th e roster. League ICFS( preseason Jamboree Since soccer Is an Intes-national sport most popular outside lAke th efoothalljamboreesheldlnseptemberbyareahigh theUmtedStates,tbecountI es ofthewarld are we ll rn,J schools, each of th e six teams got a chance to test itself and its on the Black Hammocks and in th e rest of th e CF3L. L'ompetitlon under game condi ti ons. On the Sanford team, Jose Davilla is originally from Puerto The Black Hammocks dropped a 3-0 decisIon against th e Rico, while Kenneth Abarah and Harrmgton Pepple are from Winter Park Shields in their first encounter, and later lost a 10 Nigeria. Ed Vargas comes from Ecuador, while Felix Solar-to is squeaker to the Orlando Stars from Venezula Another member, Henry Lopez, Is from Other (earns in the league, now four years old, include the Colombia uth American Socce r Club from Orlando, the Brevard Soccer On the field durin g th e jamboree Sunday were players of still lub pr imarily Melbourne players) and th e Orlando Clippers more nationalities: Lebaaen, Irish British, Arab Algerian, and The Sanford team was organized late last summer when Ed Czech Iargas, Steve Gilmore, and Don DePlerro got together and "It's a real United Nations w he n they all get out there," sa id lecided to pool th eir talent with other Sanford and Seminole one obsersir. 'ounty players Man) of th e foreigners are considered good enough to play The team lac ks a coach and an experienced professionally. but since the typical offer of an American p oint, but Dellierro, a physical education teacher in Sanford, is . Dellierro added that soccer players interested in joining the 'un are wekonie but he can't guarantee they'll In In lea e allies right away: The team has already reached kmaximnn al lowed IR niembcrs If we could get as many as 25 in all, that would be great," lie tid 'It's good to have as many as possible for practice and to he lx fill in when inj uries occur" And since the CFSI will play another 10-week season lx ginning in January, additional players could form another team. The Hammocks practice lliur"iys at G p.m. at Mnecrest El emnentary School, and anyone Interested In playing Is enCO uraged to show up "Soccer is great for getting in shape," said another way to make their r,:: - - - - I . 17 .. i'., ..-., /u1 ,,,, •. -- 4 % • • '" 4 ' • '*F - - -_ - __ ~ . -.7 =~'-. - , `Flag I il .- -' - II _ - - . è: •; • •.....• jir_ ~ . 'vri!'- .. -_-- .. ~ W ins F - -.t -_ - - - ,J =c ',t'% l - ,,., i - 01 11I ~_ - - a. ". - 'C " - -.- . ' . - - ' 'c_:!. 11; , - __ ,. f -. ,.- " - , fl The Bulldogs gained a victory without having to score Saturday in Sanford Recreation Department flag football but tbe Cowboys and jay ha w kshad to work for their victories • i4L.' - -1 k , X4- '- - - L By ", . ' - Simmons, 55 from Dan-el GlihaiT) and 60 from Gary Tllflhii1 in a 34-0 win over Lakeview '-','. .' - •. , .• I- . '4,' ~' V-, - .tl_.s . 'A .I/ 4 -4 - I . . • ., ,_1_.;.#_.'. .. - .'r"5.i. - I " " -. • . "I #,,'(-- Milwee junior midgets got Ti) runs of 3 and 1 from Jeffrey , • - i 4 and join t he IFS! to stay in __ __ ~, The CFSI. unially gains additional teams during the second season because by th en local college and high school teams base finished their seasons. Many players from FTU Rollins College in - -- - • wopww , Wemtlynot win the league championship,"hess,j -but we an win games. The Orlando Stars don't have a coach yet either, - . A . : -I.; t', - - - .- Z, ,- ~ - _10 - - Yw_ - -- 1 M 1. OW7 Bulldogs. ' 40 took 'O Randy Robinson returned a , punt 60 yards for the game's only ID. Rand)' Robinson Winter Park, Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, and . psed to (;ars Iludgins for the Embry-Riddle Institute in Daytona form teams and join the • e xtra point pt.L league VI , r' 6. , The Jayhawks whipped the •e,f'f .,j ,'- ', I'. 11fitgT Th e CI'S! is open to anyone who wants to form a team High nf. . 1Ji!'j •' Rams 20-0, as Milford Hayes 'L .. t ..i ft school players are encouraged to participate as long as there is no -. scored on touchdown runs of tiO conflict with the rules governing their team play. What's soccer all about? Well, It's more than chasing and kicking a round white ball with black spots. and 70 yards and Marvin Butli-r Soccer fans In Sanford will be able to see league games at the Competition Is the primary concept being developed in the Central Florida Soccer League. And of picked up a loose LXIII and ran 11necrest ElenienUiry School field in Sunday afternoons. S;an- (-onditioning' Don't worry. When )ou play soccer, you are in conditiom It's a prerequisite. Players yards to store. Bill Terwille$~, I ford's team will begin play next Sunday against the South here chase the elusive ball In Sunday's jamboree which found Sanford's Black hammock teamonthe ran for one extra point au I American Soccer Club ala site yet to be determined, short end of scores In both games. Passed to lli.ky Williams for the other, 4v''-; . .- , . - -. .''. , r . - ' . ,ç. -t s . f'. ,-' u, ,. ' - ': - "' -. • ' - ' . - - '. ... ' - lillillill :)ak Ri'D e, Astronaut M * ta'* iT. PETERSBURG (AP) No. 1 votes in the small-school lix four top-ranked high school Class A competition, That's befo )tball teams kept their cause last week's runnerup, iltiori in the Florida Sports Miami Christian, suffered its po Wr iters A.c.soclation's prep poll first defeat, thhs week, but only one was a The other leaders saw their urntnjjiious choice, point lead shor tened. Orlando 1'allahas.see FAMU allowed Oak Ridge didn't play but kept its first points of the season to i ts Class AAAA lead though five Crriwfordville Wakulla in a 19- schools got first-place votes, 15'vIrh ), ','et :1r:u1eJ,*Ill 15 Titusville Astronaut, a 14.7 - wi nner over Titusville, stayed 138 ahead in Class AAA and ChI2. Hollywood Hills (3) 5-0 126 pley, a 28-14 victor over Ash. 3. Vero Beach 4-0 103 ford, Ala., contin ues top-rated 4. Lakeland Kathl een (2) 5-0 in Class AA, 99 Here are the standings with 5, Merritt Island 4-3 79 won-loss record, poin ts scored 6. For t Pierce Central 5-0 59 and, In parentheses, first-place 7. Jacksonville flames (1) 5-0 votes: 55 CLASS AAAA 8. Pensacola Ta te (1) 4-0 4o 1, Orlando Oak Ridge (8) 4-0 9. Tallahassee Leon 41 26 o lO.Miami Palmetto (tie) 4-0 22 lO.Tampa Plant 5-0 22 CLASS AAA 1. Titusville Astronaut (14) 40 149 2. Ocala Forest 5-0 130 3. Milton li 4-4) 117 4,, Tar pon Springs 4-0 93 5. Naples Lely 5-0 73 G. Tampa Jesuit 4-0 61 0 I - •- I - nkinnq w-.- -- U - 7. ttie) Delray Atlantic 3-1 48 6. Blountatown 3-1 56 7. New Smyrna Beach 4-1 48 7, Palmetto 5-0 47 9. Jacksonville Bolles 4-0 37 St. (loud 3-1 37 lO.East Ray 41 28 Melbourne Central Catholic CLASS AA 5-031 I. Chlpley 8 5-0 142 0. Miami Westminster 4-0 30 Lake Butler Union 44-0 126 Pahokee 3 4-1 107 CLASS A Daytona Beach Lopez 4-0 1(13 1. Tallahassee FAMU 15 5-0 F:tl 5-4) 81 150 Branford 5-0 130 Greensboro 5-0 121) St. Augustine St. Joseph's 5-0 101 Bristol- Liberty 4-170 Belle Glades Day 41 66 Quincy Monroe 5-0 62 Sarasota Booker 3-040 9, Miami Christian 3-1 33 10 Miami Nartheast Christian 5-026 �2 B—EvenIng Hera Id, Sanlord, Fl. Monday, Oct. 13, 1fl3 Legal C kkk . I I Tk1 _ _ nai 3core By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS even ha,,e lunch The Oaklhnd Raiders might have nothliig jn Cfl4ptogether, who and Ed Podolak and a defensive Denver 20.9. Dallas over the yard touchdown pass, the Kan- who caught two scoring passes, come-from-behind victory, passes to Mack ALston as but cw who came up with the big New York Giants 13-7, Buffalo sas city defense swiped two ran five yards for another score their fourth straight of the Houston buried winless Clevenot believe it, but It was love football, were hugging each plays early, over Baltimore 3831, New Or. Oakland passes in the first pe. to ice the Vikings' victory, young season. After Smith's land. that demolished them in Kan. other and dancing around In a lions 27, Bears 7 The Chiefs shocked Oakland leans over Green Bay 20-19, nod and the Chiefs' offense Minnesota had led 20-7 with 5:22 threepolnter knotted the score SaS Cit). strong feeling of unity. There 42-10, handIng the Raiders their Miami over Phi1adelphl 24-16, turned them both into scores, remaining In the third period at 10.10, Essex Johnson swept Quarterback Bill Munson "I know this may make me were other factors, certainly, first loss of the season and their Atlanta over San FrancIsco 17- One theft set up Green's five, before quarterback Joe around end for 12 yards and a threw touchdown pases to sound silly, but love, as much as but an emotion that I can only worst defeat In 14 years. 3, and Los Angeles over San yard touchdown run and anoth. Namath led the Jets' come- TD and Anderson fired a 37. Charlie Sanders, Ray Jarvis anything, contributed to our describe as love was definitely In other National Football Diego 13.10 in overtime. en resulted in a one-yard Ti) back. yard touchdown pass to Conrad and Jon Staggers as Detroit success," said rookie Kansas one of them." League games Sunday, it was: St. Louis will be at Washing- dive by livingston. smothered the winless Bears. Bengals 27, PatrIots 10 City Coach Paul Wiggin after Joyner. Besides love, the Chiefs had a Minnesota over the New York ton tonight. VikIngs 29, Jets 21 Horace King ran 15 yards for CincInnati, riding the passing Oilers 40, Browns 10 his Chiefs won their first game number of other things working Jets 29-21, CincinnatI over New Oakland lost three fumbles Billy Johnson raced 81 yards another lions score as Chicago After New York moved out of Ken Anderson, scored a secof the season, for then), including quar- England 27-10, Houston Over and bad three passes inter- front 21-20, Minnesota blocked a ond period field goal by John with the second half kickoff for scored its only TD on the final "Once we got the momentum, terback Mike Livings:on's arm, Cleveland 40.10, Detroit over cepted. After Livingston and Jets' punt out of the end zone for Smith and two touchdowns In one score, and quarterback Dan play of the game. guys on our bench who never the running of Woody Green Chicago 27.7, Pittsburgh over Walter white connected on a 48- fl Cowboys 13, GIAnts 7 safety, then Chuck Foreman, the third quarter to grab a Pastorinj threw three TI) Down 7-43, Dallas cornerback • Mark Washington intercepted a BICENTENNIAL BERNIE New York sass and Roger by Alan Mayer j_'1 S h Ia ' 1 P Staubach moved the Cowboys I fl S p 1101 in for their lone TD, a fouryard 59çq MIAMI AP — Don Shula Griese's 13-yard pass to Nat Bulaichaddinga fourth-quarter pass to Jean Fugett. Doug Bulaich, who added 74 yards with 5:21 left. °'' might not be a history buff like Moore. Kotar scored a fi';e-yard touch. tally on a seven-yard burst, _____ in 11 runs, insisted, "You Gabriel completed 18 of 26 mE P#/t,4s21 PIWA FZYIRS Ohio State's Woody Hayes, but down for the Giants to give "You have to give cret to shouldn't be talking to me, You passes for 192 yartls and set up fltCcM/,'G' 3'' them a third-period lead. were ding what we should be talklng to the bigitagoal 42-yard second-period field ____ his recollection helped stir up the Dolphins," said Eagles call the sucker play," explained guys, the linemen. They made by Iloest Muhlmann, Rut Steelers 20, Broncos 9 the Miami Dolphins For a 24-16 Coach Mike McConmack. McCormack. "Their guards 5NCE/ COP 3 /4 f'\ National Football League victo- "The took the ball in the 3ecLynn Swann madi' two specscjhje" h!: 1itcd his dcfen' for ! pullirn' and the linemen r ovur the l'hiladelpha ond half ad they kept it. tacular catches, keyu a hrstencouraging performance came around to block (lineGriese balanced the attack b) 5o,•'e ,4t7'/?',477O,V5 Eagle& half surge that gave Pittsburgh _____ •4' " tE'Y7'4W/14L Shula said he reminded his liveThe lu- Dolphins, held to only backer Bill) Bergey, They used completing 15 of 21 tosses for against a passer like Gabriel," the victory, The Steelers' de. st downs in the first hail, the threat of Mercury Morris to 137 yards, six going for 89 yards lie awarded the game ball to team, now 3-1, at halftime Sun. ended with 202 yards nishin fense limited Denver's offense J I ae outside fi/j day that its 10-9 lead was the against an Eagle defense that play inside."to run the sucker to Moore. Passes set up a 40. linebacker Bob Matheson, who to just tce Jim Turuer field yard second-quarter field goal had 11 tackles, caught Gabriel same margin Washington hel'd had led the National Conference goals. for one loss and intercepted a a week ago. The Eagles, now 1- by allowing only 98 yards Bills 3*, Colts 31 Nottingham, who had 73 by Garo Yepremian, pass. Z,)2q5 C5O.4/F 3, beat Washington 26-10. rushing a game. O.J. Simon rushed for 159 yards in 14 carries before being The Eagles, who scored first "?M2 .......................................................................... The Dolphins responded by yards and Jim Braxton scored Fuilbacks Don Nottingham sidelined by a leg cramp, said, on a 22-yard pass from quarterIt was the 131st NFL victory . 4C44,Ijy:-" three touchdowns, the final one dominating the second half, and Norm Bulaich combined "With this line, you just take it back Roman Gabriel to Charles for Shula, In his 13th season. It ,)7gP 4/).4Rp to break a 31-31 tie with 6:04 to starting with a 73-yard drive for 147 yards, with Nottingham for granted you can do things. Smith, were down 24-9 when moved him to fifth place, ahead /',2Yj4' //d play, as Buffalo pulled out the down on quarterback Bob down on a three-yard run and other teams can't do." down pass to James McAllster Ewbank, In career victories. more team. Lydell Mitchell, who ran for 107 yards and I caught three passes for 3 SCOREBOARD 5E5. h , yards, scored four times for the !W' /?6ER /4' ___________________________________________________________________________ Colts. So u t h r n Calfoina 80570/i at Christian 13 SaInts 20, Packers 19 Alberd' G Whatshsnamt- (Dv racek S 1 S Pro Football Hawa,. n Texas A&M 3$. Texas Tech 9 14'p z/i THIRD I. Eddy Beitia, 2. Top Secret (Branard) 1l Rick Szaro booted a 21-yard Echano Via, 3. Ur:a-Okok., 1. & 7oP FIFTH National Football League MILE PACE field goal with 22 seconds show. Far West Aldana-Javi, 3 lcaLenli, 6 Oquza CLAIMING $I000Pl,JRSE $400 National Conlerenc, ///t P/j/4 Arizona 36. Texas, El Paso 0 ing on the clock to lift New OrAlberdi, 7. Larri Arana, I Arecha College Football Anion. St 16, New Mexico 10 Sanchez I Edoewood Ba.'cor (HaIU 7-2. 2 Eastern 01v1140n 4t' leans over winless Green Bay. Deano A (M.antegn) S 7; 3. Bord ________________ W.. L. .T. P. PF PA Boise St 31, Idaho 3) FOURTH 1. BlIbao Javi, 2. nets Pride (No Driver) 12 1; Datls 1 0 01000101 55 The Packers had moved out 4. J. M Brigham Young 7$. Air Force Domingo Echave, 3. Negui Miguel, Amherst 21, Bowdon 12 King (McPlicPioI) I-i; S. Tom Torre 7 1 0 667100 '3 front 19-17 with two minutes re. 11 1. Arecha-Bengo., S. Alava Elorz., Brown 71. Yale 12 (GlIl)$ 1:6- Tern Miss (Reu 7-7.1 SLCJiS 2 0 0 64) 00 71 California 3.1. Oregon 7 6 Larri Zarre, 7. Cache Sanchet. S malning on 4yard field goal Bucknell IS. 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HOtj 3 I 0 .150 71 $3 0 3 0 0 U 16 TENTH - 1 Altu, 2 Santi, 3 E Kentucky 31. three-assjst weekend with a goals and Jacques Richrs.rd Dempsey at 9:27 In overtime Lie MIddle Tern St See (C Iblenfeld) I Cteve I; I Man 0 .4 0 Aaams Division Larrea, 4 Maruri, 5 Chutho, 6 nart Diercire (Nelsen) 20 goal and one assist against the knocked In two to pace Buffalo lifted Los Angeles past San Buffalo 3 1,- S Lin 2 0 0 1 17 Western Division Florida 35. VanderbIlt 0 Mencha. 7. Fermin, I, Muguerza coIns Spirit (Orainard) S 1; 6. CalIf Oak. Boston Bruins Sunday night past Toronto. The Sabres Diego. The two teams had tied 7 1 0 4 10 3 1 0 750 71 13 ELEVENTH —1. Domingo Zarre. Ttlow (Cummings) 61; 7 Bold Florida AIM 12. Alabama St 11 Toronto Dnyer 270 .500 13)01 I I 0 7 3 9 after scoring three goals In his scored four goals in the second 10-10 in regulation, Dempsey's 7 Cacho Mouel, 3 Alava Bengoa, I Furman 35, Presbyterian Cot 7 Front (Scaturro 10 1. I Galavant Boston KCity 1 3 0 .250102 91 0 1 1 1 7 12 Oguiza Echave, S Arecha Perez. 6. (WPaayI.nd) second National Hockey period, Gare getting two of three-pointer was set up by the Georgia Tech 31, Virginia Mill S I I Campbell Conference Diego 010XQp tary 10 Celaya Juan, 7. ManuriAItu, ILeague game against the Loi them, to take a 5.1 lead, NINTH - C-I PACE.1 MILE. Sondays Reiil?s Patvlc Division running of Lawrence McCutBirre Aipi. Grambling 25. Tenrs PURSE $6S0 State Philphla Mlrw'esota 3.New York Jets 3 0 0 6 1$ 10 Angeles Kings Saturday night. TWELFTH 0 I. Santl.Aguinne, 2. cheon, Cullen Bryant and Jim NY 71 Island 1 0 2 1. Measured Flo (FllIlpefll) 1); 2 1? "I'm a liWe over my head," BilbaoBengoa, 3. (rdo:aAltu, 4. Dcviii Trumpet Maryland 37. No Carolina St 77 PlY CincinnatI 27. Ranger 1 I 1 (1. Taylor) 3): 3. Buffalo also got goaLs from Bertleson and James Harris' $ Chucho Maguenia, 5. Celaya New England MississIppi 2$. Georgia 13 Governor Del Lee (Kinsley) 10 Atlanta said the young center, who with Jocelyn Guevremont, Don passes. 0 7 0 0 .4 6 Mencha, 6 Fermlna Juan.?. Marurl Wes Tee tE. Taylor) S-i; S. Darryl Morgan State 26. Md East Houston 40. Cleveland 10 Smyth. Division linemate Billy Harris helped l.uce, and Gilbert Perreault, ShOf 0 Dale (Crossin) I 1; 6, Adios Miity KC. Detroit 27. Chicago 7 I 0 1 3 5 3 Alp), I. Sala Larrea .a, the Islanders tie the Bruins, 3-3. Maple Leaf scorers were DarNotre Dame 21, •lorTh Carolina ChIcago (kuftzrth) 72. 7. Grn River Dallas 13. New York Cian?s 7 1 1 I 3 6 1 II '" LC'WS) $ I, I MstS Abbe Vrtcwr He was drafted last season, but ryl Sittler, rookie Don Ashby PittSburgh 70. Direr 1 3 Oh'o 27. William & Mary I Time (Saul) $1 St. Lou;s • Buffalo 21. BaltImore 31 1 a 1 3 $ played a year of junior hockey and Star' Weir. Harness Racing South Carolina ii. Virginia 11 Mm. New Orleans 70, Green Say 0 2 0 0 7 17 EvET1Of to sharpen his skills before Tennessee 74. Louisiana State KIngs 6, Range-ri 4 -• It' Saturday's Results TURF CLUB ENTRIES 10 trying to make the professional Kansas City 47. Oakland 10 Ne's York Islanders 7. Los The Kings-Rangers game FIRST.3.C.PACE.*s MILE. Viorid Sen es NEVER Our" Tennessee T'ch 37. E IllInois 0 Angeles 0 Miami 21.. Ptailadefplala 16 ranks, PURSE.$600 wasn't as close as It sounds. Los Virginia Tech 13, Florida St 10 Los Angeles 13, San Dt,'go Philadelphia 9. Minnesota 3 1. Express .1. (Bourgeois) 6 1. 7 Sest.f.7 Series Elsewhere In the NHL Sun- Angeles, shut out in Its first two West Libitty SI, West Va State OT Montreal 7. St. LouIs Ocala Special (Piper) I-i; 3. W"L...Pct. $1 day night, the Philadelphia Fly. games and outscored 16-0, Atlanta 17. San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh 7, Washington 5 Sweetheart Volto (Drayt on ii. i Boston sst A I I MIdwest California S. Detroit 2 en topped the upstart Califor- polled to a 6-0 lead after two TodaysOames 'I. D. Relcø (Hobbs) 31; S. Brawler Cinci I I .500 Bowling Green 31. Toledo 17 St. Louis at Washington, " Kan Varaceuvor LobelI (Kausner) 7-2; 6. Maynard nlaSeals4-3,theliuffaloSabres periods before letting up. Cent MIchigan 10, E Michlc,an Toronto 7. Chicago I Pence (Kucia) 101; 1 Justa Frost Game 1 (4 "', Cent St. Ohio 73. Kentucky World Football League bombed the Toronto Maple Vic Venasky scored a pair for Sunday's Results ,,,, iDvoracek 9 7. I. Gala Tag Cinci cno 000 000O 5 0 State 70 Eastern Dits.4n Leafs 8-3, the Los Angeles Los Angeles, and Marcel LOS Angeles 6, New York (Bailey) Si Bo'ton 000 000 éOx-4 12 0 W L T PcI. PF PA Dakof a St 70. So Dakota SPffld Rangers I 'Sr. SECOND — I MILE PACE. Gullett, C. Carroll Birpiam Kings topped the New York Dlonne—thecenteracqujredin ) 5 3 0 777 733 116 17 , York Islanders 3, Boston cEnam'e,' CLAIMING $I.0O0.PUR5$j (7) and Bench. Meph.t 7 3 0 7c,) Illinois 47, Minnesola 23 Rangers 6-4, and the Chicago the contioversial deal with the 3, , 1, Newtown Gay (Becker) 5 7 Tiani and FIsk. W-- TIant, 10. Chariot i 0 Illinols SI Univ 17. Southern II. 7)5 BlaCk Hawks blanked the Van- Detroit Red Wings -scored his PhIladelphia i. California I Pyiwackeft 3. Royal L-'-Gullett, 0 I (Brain.ard) 7-2; Jbcks'nv 6 .4 0 600214717 lino,s 17 ChIcago 3. Vancouver 0 couver Canucks 3-0. Victor (Scaturo) 17); 1 Arabian Philaph first for the Kings to lead an 3 7 0 300 177 777 Indiana Slate 21. Northern II Buflalo 5. Tor*nto 3 Way (Thompson) I 1; 5. Joshua Game linois 10 Western Division It took a power-play tip-in by attack which also got goals Today's Games (Strong) 7 7; 6 Prince Desmond Ciraci 000 100 002-3 1 1 S. Aretn Iowa State 17. Kansas St UnIv 7 7 5 0 .5*2 333 771 Iuteii lb-c Boston's orbool ti Wayne Cashinan with from Bob Berry, Mike Murphy No games scheduled (Dvonacke) S 1; 7. Horace Johnston Boston 100 001 000-2 7 0 S Cal Ken' State 22. West Michigan 3 0 543 321334 oo There's.. ,a'pi Tuesday's Games (Umiell) Billingha,n, 61; 1. five minutes left in the third and Mil'.e Cornigan. BOrt)on Tip Reward (No Hawaii (6), 1 6 0 .400 23] 255 Il to, to,u re pncntios. Montreal at New York Island Driver) $ ) McEnaney (7). Eastwick Stevept period to help the Bruins tie. i 0 Miami, Oaio 10, Dayton 0 Rick Middleto, Greg Polls, en and THIRD 1 Bench; Lee, Drago MILE PACE. (9) and POt1I'd 3 113776 Michigan 16, M'ch.gan State 'I Washington at Vancouver Harris had scored the other Jean Ithtelle and Steve Vickers Fisk W--Eastwick. 10 CLAIMING $I.005PURSE1400 For The L Saturday's Result Missouri II, Oklahoma State 11 Kansas Citj at St. Louis I Drago. 0 I AliCi, Apache ISaul) 5 I 7 H4*il 14, Ph'ladelph,i 13 sparked the too-little, too-late Nebraska 16. Kansas 0 Joeguin Jean (Hall) 3-I, 3 Sandy power plays. COOLEST North Dakota 3S. So Dakota Sunday's Results Rangers rally. Doll fRau) 1 I. I. Sheherazade Tuesday's Game Charlotte' 77. Jacksonville IS State 11 "We really had to grind that Black Hawks 3, Canucks 0 Deal In Town wi (Kia) 7-2. 5 Pan Byrd (Drason) I 0 at Cincin Jal /41a1 So u t he r n P4*rth*estern 30, indiana 0 CalIfornia 3, tie out," said Boston Coach Don nato (Nolan 00), In) I; 6. Cool Hand Luke (No Drover) Chicago goalie Tony Esposito Shreveport 30 Ohio 'ta?e 49, Iowa Q , TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 1; 7. Tlnys Miss SisseII (NeIlsen), Wednesday's Gam. Birmingham 5 71. CincinnatI 16 ChelTy. "We're not in fluid set an all-time team mark of 53 General FIRST - I. EchanoOkok), 7. 7:1. Electric Betsy Girl (Miller) Boston at Cincinnati, In) Portland 71, Sara Antonio 7$ Wii.ccnsin 17. PU,dLJ 11 drive yet. We're just going to shutouts and got scoring supAldana Lenil,, 3. Larri.Y,a. 4. Thursday's Game FOURTH I C-) TROT.) MILEOT Sovt*west Negul Beit.a, S. lca AIWi-di, 6, Urta has-c to work it out." PURSE Botbon at Cincinnati, Ira) port from Darcy Rota, Phil Saturday, Oct. tI Arkansas Ii. Baylor 3 Central Air Conditioning Sanchez, 7 Eddy Ekaza, I Cache. I Firsl Affair Saturday's Game Flyers 4, Seals 1 (Kautneq) 61, , Charlotte ôt PhIadeipha. McNeeje St 21, Texi. Aring Russell and John Marks, EspoArana. System Impulse (WIlity) 3): 3. Sandras Cincinnati at Boston. If flexes. tori 71 Sunday. Oct. 19 Reggie leach scored two sitos record eclipsed the old Call SECOND - I Urza Len.:. 7. ChoIce (MIller) 12; 1. Michlanna say Memphis at Birmingham Mississippi St 2$. Rice ii Echano Elena,, 3, Aldaaa Okoki, goaLs to lead Philadelphia to its mark of 52, set by Glenn Hall, PLUMBING 1. Chief (Hendrickson) to I Sunday's Game San Antcn'o at hre.po Oklahoma 71, Texas I? Eddy Via. S. urn Beitii, 4 lea WALL Schernin Demon (F Taylor) 6 I: 6 HEATING. INC. CincInnati at Rs?on, If raeces third straight victory. Don who played for the hawks in the 1007 Jacksonvilir a' Portland. South MCthodt 71. Te,es Sanchez, 7. Oqu.za Arn, I Barr.:' rv i,'1 Regam (Shimpi S I 7 c, Santord Ave. 322.632 Saleskl and Bobby Clarke had 1950s and 1960, j -j s U !Aeni or')! . rcds E:o I \ I ' PA14'E/P'7 - [IJ .: ,,,..' Florida, thence Southerly along the November 7th. 1975, and file the I" MARvIN - . - a - Islanders Playing 'Over Head' — - a '-' • . ,, . B1on , ' - ;. _____ • — Re-opens Wednesday October 1 Racing Action. • HomeoftheOriglflalTr$fecta Wager plug win, place, zh, qulnr Has every race, • Gourmet dining in the Olr"cOndjtjoneJ clubhou5e, • Grandstand admIuio only SOC. Free parking! • Post time 7:45 PM 'Ladies Pt5ite Thursday lrvb'In Cops Second Crown is hi'rt V1I(GINI1\ WA'IEIt England A1' Hale Irwin, icecold and relaxed, can call himself the world match play utlanipion for the second straight year. He won the Piccadilly Tournament Saturday with a 4 and 2 ictory over Al Geiberger, the veteran from Santa Barbara, Calif., In a dour and dull final over Wentworth Club's 6,907-yard par-a course. But Irwin, from Klrkwood, Mo., would be the first to agree there's a slightly hollow ring about the title this The championship, spread over three rounds of 36 holes each, is by invitation and the best eight in the world should, in theory, be playing. - given that a Retire As Champ Am Games Open . R e t ii r ri s ; SCi I fl tS 2-() - Legal Notice _________________________ ..,-,' i" -.5,-f T5x C)lJ.1tJ 644 .,.L. - - - • I - - Legal Notice • . NEW YORK lAP) World Football League club owners were to meet here today amid published reports theleaguerriay disband or at least slash two franchises during the session. Initially the meeting had been called to discuss new ways to market the WFL and its 10 teams, but repert.s began circulating during the weekend that a motion would be offered to shut the league down. "You'redarnned right it is critical," the Memphis Cornruercial Appeal quoted Memphis Southmen owner John llaSStt as saying regarding the meeting. ____________________________ - j I4rnld Reports Of Slashes . . pu'ewths , WFL Club Owners To Meet I , — IJ BRIEF 1-1 0 C I:, e . (.AINESVILLE (APi— has gained 561 yards in five Dickey Said be doean't think BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) 61-yardfieldgoalgavemchthe he attempted a fair catch on a Jimmy DuBose's 180 yards games and admits he's likely to Florida is underrrated. Two field goals proved crucial winni'g margin. LtImer, a 5- punt. rushing in Florida's 35-0 victory top 1,000 for the season. 'We haven't 1ayed people in Florida State's 13-10 los to foot.9, 163-pound senior, kicked otter Vanderbilt 'as 1IlieS3.Ve a successful the three-pointer with a strong TORY Green set the Florida with as good records," he said. Virgirna Tech Latimer's field goal came enough. But Coach Doug Dicknsi'4ng record at 656 "We'Iiendupwbeewej,.e 61-yard attempt by Tech and a wind at his back. It was one 2:O6laterafterlechhad driven subsequent opportunity for a yard short of the national to the Semjo1es' 44 before runblocking was equaliy ix'illiant. on by noles spurned. OppO*1J &fefluf$ "We beil ourselves," Mudra a'crn'd to sail and made It just "He knocked everfiody up- by injuries, he is averagbig play this week against Florida "It was my decision not to go said. "We can play better than through the right side of the up. aide down with his blocking," better than low' yards a foe the field goal late in thei we did. However, our kids did righ eTeh'rj . Dlckey said Sunday after re ry.Bothehasacewnuiatedoniy game, Florida State Coach playhardandwfth enthusiasm. to -2. viewing films of the Saturday 201 yaj.mj "I don't think we'll have a Darrell Mudra said after Satur- They just weren't consistent." game. "If I ever had a guy etdOWfl for ti'iis game" rieicey day's loss. "Our kids don't need Virginia Tech, trailIng 10-3 Tech scored first on a 37-yard "Tony had his best game of salt "We never lve fc su, a tie. We need a victory." playing All-American football going into the final period, tied field goal by Latimer with 6:33 ' the year against Vanderbilt," ' Jimmy FSU Is at Florida Saturday. the score wIth 11:44 left when left in the opening quarter, Dickey said. "On one nn, he one this week," The SemthCks, 1-1, dtOV(! tO 5OphOIiMjtt, apetthtrt RUMOe [woke evvn tackles," the '1 ech 11 with just war two Coles went 36 yards for a touch. The Seminoles scored on a Vu Bose, who ocened the The Florida defense showed minutes kit, but quarterback down and LaUmer kicked the one-Yard touchdown meak by game with ati 80-yard touchHiding a 3-0 SEC record and notable improvement Satur- Clyde Walker's hurried throw extra point. Ws!ker - Florida State's first down romp on the first play 4-I for the season, the Gators day, holding Vandy to 167 yards was caught out of the end zone ales' touchdown was setup six-po!nter In nine quarters egainst Vandy, has the best av- are ranked 18th nationally, Ala- total offense and never letting and Tech took over tnt downs, when Florida State was penal. In the (kM half md on a 30-yard erage in the Southeastern Con- bama, also 4-1 and 24 In the the Commodores wIthin 30 The desperate final attempt lied 15 yards to Its own 39 for field {oal by Keith Singletary frrenue, b t yards pe. mr,' lie ctin.frrrnct', i No. 7. yards of the goal. came after Wayne Latimer's interfering with Billy hiartlee as midway the thir.j lXtiQd Noti c. Legal Notice . [DuBose: All-America Playl IMudra: We Need Victo,yl SPORTS FLORIDA of Said curve. thence SAid West Right of Way line of Hayes original Public Hearing will be held at tNt' with the Clerk of this Court DALE REESE, a single degreesO) ','E along PROBATE DIVISION Road, as shown by Said Plat of North either before service on Plaintiffs said P W line Commission Roøm the Cityat Hall ir. 67 19 ft. thence North 6)5.77 ft. the City of Sanford,in Florida, CASE NO. PR.7S.2ILCP Orlanc Ranches SectionS, a also Attorneys 7 or Dendanl thC East ISl.Sft. to a point 317 ESTATE of Immediately as tho o'clock P M by North Orlando Ranches thereafter, otherwise a Default will NOTICE OF ACTION West of East line of said Sectionft. 16, consider theon October 27, 1975, to ANDREW C STIPIE Section 7. as recorded In Piat Book be entered against adoption CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE y for the relief thence South 631.11 ft. to the North dinance by the City ofof an o.Deeaseti 12 Page 17 Public Records of demanded in the Complaint Sanford, R Wllneof Evansdate Road, thence Ftoriva title of which 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Seminole County, Florida, and Petition or TO: MFRVlP4 DALE REESE as folls' Northwesterly along R W line 10 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING North Orlando Rancnes Section 2A SI North Stre. WITNESS m hand And seal of tt. to P.C. of sad curve, thence' S 06 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST as reror.'d in PIt Book 12 Pages ONTA1(lO,Cal. tAPs — Don "Big Daddy" Garlita has ORDINANCE NO. 131$ found Oronk, degrees 58' W 60'to Southerly R W this Court this 76th day of Sep SAID ESTATE: 39. 10 and 41, PublIc Records of tember, 1975. N J.'rsey 01603 line of Said road !o P.C. of a ID YOU and each of you are hereby announced his impending retirement from drag racing Seminole County, Florida. to the (COURT SEAL) YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED degree 35' 32" curve thence OFAN ORDIPIANCE OF THE CITY notified and required to file any after capturing the 197 World Championship, the only Northeast corner of Lot I. Bløck C, SANFORD. that n action to Foreclose a Mo.Arthur H Be'(kwilh, Jr Southeasterly along Said R-W tine AMENDING SECTION FLORIDA, claims and demands whiCh you, or rijoe title that had eluded him in 25 years of cam15207 ft. to PT, of said curve, CITY CODE OF THE1CITY toaae on the following described 1) OF OF THE either of you, may have against Said recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 35, By: Lillian T. Jenkins paigning on the quarter-mile racing trail. estatelntheofflceof,heCterkof the Public Records Of Seminole County. to PT of said curve, thence BEING A SECTIOPI OF THE Deputy Clerk Florida. seid Northeast corner being Publish Sept 79, Oct 6, I], 20, 1975 Southeasterly on a 3) degree ' 1 ot 1 and Easterly ' S(mlnol,, County. Florida, Florida. th point of beginning, thence DER 197 titieSufldayatOntarioMotorspeedway witha victory In ANIMAL AND FOWL CODE. THE SAID Probate Division, in the Courthte' flock of Lot 2, curve ill 50ft. to PT. of said curve, AMENDMEPIT TO CHANGE WeslerlyalongtheNortIln,Qf HFI(,HTS the National Hot Rod Association's World Finals. at Sanford. Florida, within four LAKE ADDITION, Lot I, Block "C" to te Northwest A.to LAKE WAYMAN thenceSo$degrees7s 'E.76.SSft., DISTANCE FOR THE KEEPING calendar months from the time of thence'S AccOrflinq the Pie? thereof SEMINOLE COUNTY corner of said Lot I, Block "C". He bested the quickest field of fuel dragsters in the 21 degrees 191.ISft OR MAINTAINING WITHIN THE the fiat publication of this notice 4995 ft. II.',' to a W point recor, in Plat Book I, Page 73 as of thence West UTILITIES BOARD thenceSouth,rlyalong,, line of CITY LIVE FOWL OF ANY KIND Each claim or demand must be in beginning Said tract being sport's history. Canadian Gary Beck, the defending title the Pi,hlic P erords of Seminole PloticeofPublcH,aring of said North Orlando Ranches Sec . NE Section 16 and West in East FROM WITI4IN FIFTY (50) FEET writing and filed in duplicate and County, Florida ' holder, was among the losers. The Board of County Corn ofAPARTMENT OF ANY DWELLING NW'SectlonI6,TnspiIp70fl, OR HOUSE. state the place of residence and post lion 4 to the Southwest corner Of mitsionens of Seminole County, are renuired Lot 'J. Block "A", as shown by said filed q*intt you and you Range 30 East Sublect to Right. APAPTP,%ENT OCCUPIED BY office address of the claimant and GARAGE Florida, sitting as the Seminole t seryp a cony of your Pta, of North Orlando Ranches Cnty Way of Evansdele Road and must be wrtt.'n drf.'n to by the Claimant, 'I any. to Utilities Board will hold a DOUGLAS it Section i. said Southuest HUMAN BE I NGS Easement ot F OR hi agent or attorney, or the same corner public L GRABLE. Attorney O.R.B. $31. ditch recorded In RESIDENTIAL PURPOSES TO shall be Page SOS County, Eta, FEET void. hearing In the County forPtaintlffwpioseadet%is. Suite Records of Seminole of way line of the Public ONE HUNDRED FIFTY (150) MEXICO Cl lAP) — The ft of an avalanche of Dated at Santord, Florida, thiS of Bahama Road, as Seminole County Courthouse, 5ho 30th day of September, 1915 by plat of North Orlando Sanford, Florida, on Tuesday, Florida 3)017, on or sporting events in the VII Pan American Games began Ranches SectIon 1. as recorded In before the Cityon Halt, City of Lake Mary. tober 2$, 197S at 7 00 P M or as soon of Cctober, 1975. andthe file77th tC Florida office of the Plal Book I?, Page), Public Records thereafter as City Clerk for all per Tuesday, October 2$, By. Kenneth C Siek possible to consider an r'rio1nal with *h CIe'k of this at sons desiring to examins the same. Seminole County, Florida, thence application for rate Increase by ceremony at Azteca Stadium. Court 4.00 m. or as soon thereafter as As Executor either before service on Plaintlff' All parties in Interest and citizens Westerly along the said North right Seminole Cablevision, Inc., atpossible at which time Interested shall of Said estate The fst competition among the 4,000 athietes from 33 attorney mar of way line to the East corner have an opportunity to be S L W Carroll ,ir of Lot feting all of the unincorporated ofherwis.' aimmediately default will thereafTer; parties for and against the request Paearcl as sa'i ti,-aring Western Hemisphere co.mtries was in track and field, be entered Stte'd above WOl be eor. Sa.J Esquire of North Orl,ndo Ranches Section I. with fInals scheduled tonight in the men's long jump, By order of the City Commission CARROLL S JONES, P,A Sidney L. 'nIne complaint for ForeciosUle 01 ia., thence Northwesterly along the totlifleuntilfmnalaction is taken by men's 10,000 meters and women's discus. The Games, a Chairman Mrtac. Northerly line of Said Block A to the ATTEST H. N. Tamm, Jr. lp,esaid Plannirg and Zonng Board. P0 Box 9)1 TH%nnliceshallbep,JhllShedonce East right of way Ilseof City Clerk THIS NOTICE shall be posted Iri Casselberry, Florida 31107 Moss Road, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, each week for four OCcutivp three as shown by Said Plat of North Clerk than meaningful preOlympic competition, include 19 Publish: (3) public places within the DES 97 Oct 13, 1975 we Publish Oct I), 70, 1975 in the Evening Herald Orlando Ranches SeCtion 1, City of Lake Mary, Florida, at DES 93 sports and run through Oct.26. the thence Dublish: Sept 29, Oct. 6, 13. WITNESs my hand and seal Of 1975 Northerly along a prolongation City Hall, and pvbliihd in the of DEN 117 laid Court. at Sanford. Seminole Evening The fourour opening ceremony here Sunday officially Herald, a the East right Of way line ° Moss newspaper of County Florida. on thiS 19th started the Games with RodoUo Goniez, a Road, said prolongation being a year1d dAy of general circulation in the City of 5.'ptpmher 1973 FICTITIOUSNAME cor,tinuation of a curve shown by Lake distance runner from Mexico, lighting the Pan American Mary. Florida, one time at (SFAI) Notice is hereby given that we are LEGAL NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS, PROFESSIONAL said plot of North Orlando Ranches least is days prior to the aforesaid Arthur fleckw,th Jr torch, At the same time, 10,000 pigeons, which were engaged in business at 7610 ENGINEERS, REGISTEREDLANDSURVEVORS Section 1 to a point of Intersection hearing In addition, notice Shall be IrI nf the above supposed to fly out of the iked 10S,000.seat soccer hiawatha Un'? 1, Sanford, Seminole with the Southerly prolongation of post in the area to be considered Public Announcement Styled cOurt - Construction Proiec?s County, Florida under the fictitious stadium, were released, the East right Of way line Of at least 15 days prior to the date of By' Lillian T Jenkins The District School Board of Seminole County, in compliance with the Moss name of KATHY'S UNIOUES, and the public hearing Deputy Clerk Road as Shown byAddition plat of North that we intend to register Said name Publith Consultants Competit,ye Negotiation Act Chapter 75 251, does declare the Orlando Second DATED October 9th, 191S Sept 77. 79 & Oct 6. I). 1975 intention to implernt the following construction projects with the Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, DEP recor in Plat Book 5: Kay Sassman 111 Prol.ct Est. Cost 12, Page S7, Seminole County, Florida in ac ___________________________ Public RCords Architecf City Clerk Type of I. Bear Lake of Seminole County, cordance with the provisions of the Construction Florida; thence Northerly along F., Service City of Lake Mary, 4 CR & Library Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH laid Southerly prolonOalion of the Florida 5)11,530.55 E Addition $15,576 00 Basic A E SecflonI6S.ge Florida Statutes $957 East right of way line of Moss Road EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE 2 Casselberry 5: Kathy Hamn to a point 35300 feet South of the 616 E Semoran Blvd CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FO LIbrary Herbert E. Hamn South R'ght of Way line of Young SEMINOLE COUNTY Altamonte Springs. Fla 32701 5)12,97100 $ 5.57500 AdditiOn Basic A E PublIsh; Oct 6, 13, 20 17, ?975 Roadasshownbysaidplatof North Attorney for CIty PROBATE DIVISION So [)c 3 Gen'va DES 12 , Orlando Second Addition, thence PROBATE NO. 7S29I.CP Publih Oct. 13, 1975 I Kindergarten, Easterly perpendicular to the last In Re: Estate of 2 Prima SI 1953400 s 1,17300 Basic A.E By The Associated Press described course for a distance of I L I Z A It I 714 WATT ER S ION the Indianapolis It.'icers and Addition INVITATION TO BID FICTITIOUS NAME CAPU 10 433 Il feet. Ihence Northeasterly I Lake Mary The Minnesota Fighting Bobby Hull led the Winnipeg FENCING Notice i hereby qven that we are along a line forming an angle deeatd Library Saints spoiled the return of pro Jets to a 4 SEMINOLE COUNTY $I$4,77I 00 S 9.376 00 in busnes at 10$ Forest Basic A E umph over the degrees io 00" to the left of a NOTICE TO CREDITORS Additlri PORT AUTHORITY proIonat,on of the test described Aye, Altamonte hockey to Calgary after an ah. Phoenix Roadrunners In other To All Creditors and Alt Persons County Florida Springs Seminole S T W. Lawton course for a distance of 367 16 f under the fictitious sence of 12 years. The Seminole County Port Having Claims or Demands Against name of D&P INSTALLATION, and games. 6 PrImary, Authority, Sanford, 00 Seminole said Estate: 120.511 00 to a point of curvatur, of a curve to Basic A E 2 Inter. Addition The Fighting Saints got goals County. Florida, furnishes the Ofleri 6, Racers 5 that we intend to register said name 6 MIdway the left having a radius 0121000 feet You are hereby notified following information, and in- requir and with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. from Mike Walton and Fran and a central angle of 63 degrees 30' Veteran Eddie Joyal and to present 1 Spr,, anymay claims and SemI County, Florida In ac structions to prospective bidders demands which you have cordance 00"; thence contInue along Said 1101,10000 5 Buck and excellent goaltending Rusty Patenaude sparked Ed6.716 00 7 Kindergarten Basic A E desiring to lumbit proposals for with the proviSions of the the against the estate of Curve to the left for an arc distance Addition from Mike Curran to defeat the monton's victory over Inwerk herein generally described of 237 I) feet to a point Of tangency, ELIZABETH Fictitious Plami- Statutes. To Wi?: 7 Milwee WAITE RSTON CAPUTO decea DESCRIPTION OF WORK Calgary Cowboys 2 Sunday thanapolis with two goals each. late of Seminole County, Florida to Section *6309 Ftor,da Statutes 957. thence lorthwesterty along a line Library, 2Home Provide all materials and labor 5)76O 00 Basic A E s RIchard D Terebo $1631200 tangent to the :ast described Curve the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and night before a crowd of 4, In Bruce Maregor and Danny Ec Addition necessary to fence those areas P irk in I ifanshew for a distance of 330 11 feet. thence tile tli tanie in duplicate and I Piriecrest the 6,504-seat Stampede Corral. Spring collected the others. defined as as OF PI'n Westerly along a line forming • Oct 6. I). 1973 Tank Farm Phase I and provided in Section 733 II, Florida 111 pt 77 Multi Purpose P The arena last housed a profes$160,071 00 Ron Buchanan, with two S 5.10100 Tank Farm Phase II, Port of San. Statutes. en their office's in the Basic A.E of a prolongation of the last distance of sional team in the Western goals, and Bob Fitchner, Brian 9 South Seminole 1,790 feet,m 0 1 Fence County, Florida, Within four Hockey League in 1963. Coates and Reg Thomas were Notice is hereby given that I am described course for a distance Of Shall be standard chain link, 9 gauge calendar months from the time of 39000 feel to a poInt on the East Additloii galvanized with engaged in businets at Altamonte right 04 way line of said Moss Road. high with top 7 Inch mesh, 6 loot the firit Publication hereof, or the MAIl, Monroe.Wl)son and bottom tension SAne will be Allamonte Spning, Seminole Jets 4, Roadrunners 0 barred. thence Nottherly along the East wire and 3 I I KInd, 5 Primary strands of barbwlre Ori County, Florida under the fictitious 136? 00000 right of way line Of Said 117.19500 Filed at Sanford Florida, thIs 28th Basic A E Addition Hull collected his first two Moss Road extensions made for purpose to day name of R B PHOTOGRAPHY, and 11 Santord Middle of September, 197$. to a point where the Southern provide anoverall lnstallat;on 7 foot that I intend to register said name goals of the season as Joe Daley Iva Ann Alt boundary line of Lot 53, Block 0, D Library Extension high with gates and hardware as with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, $IU,l71 00 $ 7.S7O 00 As Executrix turned in his first shutout for Bas;c A E P. Mitcnell Survey of Levy Grant AdditiOri provided for in Seminole County. Flor,d IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 4C the detailed Law Offices Of according to the Plat thereof as Winnipeg. specifications, cordance with the provisions of the To be elIgible for consideration. lI interested firms must be certified EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Rosenblum & Pipklns recorded in Plat Book I Page 5. Of CUlT by the School Board as qualified, Pursuant to Consultants Competitive Fictitious Name Statutet. To Wit: Ull Ntlsson opened scormg INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING fly Maston O'Neal SEMINOLE COUNTY, the Public Records of Seminole Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Negotiations Act, end the regulat,onsof the SPECIFICATIONS: FLORIDA Board. [or the Jets, who struggled (Form 751) Attorney for Executrix County, Florudi, intersects with the Specifications and or detailed Suite 705. Robert L. Brown Any firm or Individual desiring to provide CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S2IO$CA 04-B professional services for a aforesaid East rIQht of way line of through a scoreless first period Publish Oct. 6. I), 70, 77, 1975 SPecitiC projert Shall apply In In Re the Marriage of Are Ofl 430 East Highway 436 Iting for consideratIon with a letter of DES before connecting twice in each Moss Road, thence run Easterly file and may be obtained from the Casselherry, Florida 37707 interest for each prolec?. Each letter of interest JANICE L ELLIS, Wife. shall describe the tirm's: _____________________________ alonOth, Soulhern boundary lines Of fice of the Administrator: 1 Specific abilities with respect ; of the Petitioner, remaining periods, 'The Publith Oct U ,l,.uior piujttf'5 L05 553,57,SlaedSO, Block Dot said and SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT requirements. OES7 IN THE CIRCUIT COUp I FOR D R. Mitchells Survey of the Levy other Winnipeg goal was scored AUTHORITY ________________________ 3 SImllr i'AUL H. ELLIS. IfuSbAnd. rk within the last three years describing Site, date, Grant to the Southeast corner of THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL loca?mo an by larry Hornung. p.O. Box 1176 value. Retdent laid Lot SO and aforesaid Westerly COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford, Florida 37711 3. Current work toad and abIII'y tohandletheproject NOTICE TODEFEND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. right of way line of Hayes Road; .THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO I Staff andequlpmentproposedfor useontheproject EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CIVIL ACTION PlO. 7S•1I$S•CA09.F thence Southerly along said 5COPA ADMINISTRATION PAUL H ELLIS 5 Thenameof all consuttant proposed foruseontheproject CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Westerly right of way line to the BUILDING Residence. Unknown SEMINOLE COUNTY TGAGE ASSOCIATION, etc., point of beginning, containing PORT OF SANFORD with the Director of Auxiliary Services, updated at least Last known mailing dress PROBATE DIVISION every twelve IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 161 $64 pluS or minus acres Plaintiff. lake Monroe, Florid,, co Raymond J Korizon Co mons to be eligible for consideration If ths form is alreaay on lie. 5tAtC PROBATE NO 7S•?94CP vs EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. th TIME AND PLACE OF OPENING In Re: Estate of date of submittAl in letter of interest. ItO J Sd g Drive, S W. LESS THE FOLLOWING BIOS: CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DAVID M. ARMSTRONG and P0 BOx 13141 ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY DESCRIBED PROPERTY, That ROSE FEHN, a k a ROSE MARIE BARBARA A ARMSTRONG, his FLORlA TO PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION AT THE TIME OF Sealed bids will be received at the FEHN Atlanta, Georgia 30336 wife, part of Lots 91, 92. and 106, Block PROBATE DIVISION Office of the Administrator, APPLICATION APPLICATIONS WITHOUT THE DATE DESCRIBED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROBATE NO. 7S.2lI CP dec,ased "DO' 040 P Mitchell's Surveyof the Defendants Seminole County Port Authority, WILL BE CONSIDERED IMPROPER that JANICE I ELLIS has filed a In Re: Estat, of NOTICE TOCREDITORS Moses E Levy Grant. as recorded in Port of Sanford, Lake Monroe, Petition in the Circuit Architectural firms Interested in providing services may apply To All Creditors and All Persons NOTICE OF SALE Court of DORIS J PATTERSON Plat Book I PageS, PublIc Records Florida until 1500 hours (3.00 p.m. Seminole County directly tothe Superintendent's office at 207 Commercial Avenue, Sanford, Florida, for Having Claims or Demands Against MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE of Seminole County, Florida, ccl t ), October 20. 1915. at which Dissoltf/,3 Florida Application will be received between Itie hours of I A M and Said Esta.e' PlOT ICE IS I4EREPY GIVEN that u are Desribedas t011ow CcmT,Tience NOTICE TO CREDITORS lime thc will be opcned aiid PM Mondaythrough Friday until I? Noon, October 72,1975 requred to serve a copy You are hrrcby notifiCd and pursuant to the Final Judgment of ot your To All Creditors and All Persons the N W corner of Lot 3, Block A, publicly read. required to pres,n? any claims arid Foreclosure and Sale entered In the PublIsh: written defenses, if any, on Having Claims or Demands Against DES II Oct 13 11. 15, 1975 North Orlando Ranches Section I. as REJECTION OF BIDS: demands which you may have cause pending In the Circuit Court in ROBERT J PIERCE. ESQUIRE. Said Estate: recorded in Plat Book 17, Page 3. Attorney for Petitioner, whose The Seminole County Port against the estate of ROSE FEIIN, and for Seminole County, Florida, You are hereb notified and address it Post Office Box Public Rords of Seminole Count,, Auteuority reserves the right to a lu a ROSE MARIE FE PIN case Docket Number 73 1155 CA 09 70. required to present any claims and Florida, Said point being on the East reject any or all bids or any part Altamonfe deceased late of Seminole County, F, the undersigned Clerk wilt sell the Springs, Flor,da 37701, demands which 'IOU may have' Right of Way tIne of Moss Road and thereof, to waive any infcjrmnalit)e's uiettae original with the Florida, to the Clerk of the Circuit property slt%Mted In said County Clerk of against the estat, of DORIS .1 beIng on a curve concave Nor. In the bIdding, to accept the bid or nit' above styled Court Court, and file the same in duplicate described as: on or before PAT TE RSON deceased late of theasterlyhavlrigaradiusof IU994 any part thereof deemed I"IeIp November most and as provided in Section 733 16, Lot 39. Block G, NORTH iitn, t,7, Othern,iw a Seminole County, Florida. to the feet, thence from a tangent bearing default faYOrIe to the Interest of the and ultimate judgment will Clerk Florida Statutes, in their oflices in ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION 5 of the Circuit Court, and file Pdor2h 11 degrees 00' 39" West run t) entered against you for the Authority after all bids have been the County Ceurthouse in Seminole of UNIT I as per plat recorded in rehef the sAme n duplicate and as Northwesterly along said Right of examined arid evaluated, and to demanded In the Petition County, Florida, within four Plal Bock 17, page 31, Public Provided in Section 133 16. Flomiøa Way line and along the arc of said reject all bids and re WITNESS my hand and official Statu$ej, In their advertise or CAIenL,ar months from the time of Records of Seminole County, Ofticet In thp curve 3$ SI feel th'ough a central cancel the proposed work. sealof said Court on thlsthe 10th day the limit publication hereof, or the Florida ,, County Courthouse In Seminolt, angle of Idegrees 17' 00" to Intersect Dated at Sanford, Seminole of October, AD. 19'5. tame will be barred. 4t public sale. to the highest and best County, Florda, within four with the Northerly line of Florida Iulassle County, FlorIda this 2nd day of ;:,:;' (Seal) DA1ED at Sanford, Florida, this biddertorcashal II:000'clocka.m., calenr monthi from the lIme of Power Corp easement for the point October, A D.. 1975. 73rd day of September, 1975 Arthur H Beckwth. Jr. on tPip 39th day of October, 1975, at the first publiCation hereof, or the of beginning, thence continue fly Order of: Clt'rk of Circuit Court Stephen J Scakol the West front door of the Seminole same will be barred Northwesterly along said Right of Seminole County At Executor Seminole County, Florida County Courthouse, Sanford, F,le.J at Sanford, Florida th", 7t? Way tinealong the arc of said curve Port AuthorIty $ Joseph Davis, Jr., Esquire By Lillian Jenkins Florida day of October, 1Q75 724 66 feet throvgha a central angle 5: Thomas A. Binfa-d. Deputy Clerk Attorney for Estate of tSeaU S Stanley J Patteri,ri 04 6 degrees II' 39" to the PT.; Chairman ROBERT J PIERCE, ESQUIRE Rose Felsn, Arthur II fleckwl?h, Jr A Executor thence run North along the East Attest: P 0. Box 70 a lu a Rote Marie Fefan Clerk of the Circuit Court S James B. Byrne, Jr. [sOuro Right of Way line of Moss Road fJ()7L,Jft,1j.? Edward I. Blaclusheare, (1007 Hwy £34) Post Office 50* )3,0, Dy: Cecelia V, (kern Attorney for Executor 573.34 feet Ihence East 15040$ feet; '-a Secretary 'tamonte Springs, Florida 3770) Sanford, Florida 37171 Deputy Clerk P 0 Box 133 Ihenee South 1747 4') feet to the Publish' Oct 6 I). 1975 PuhIth Oct 6. 1) 1Q73 Attorney for Petitioner i'liSh Oct I). 1915 Altamonte Springs ii, i, .:nt Northerly lIne of Florida Power DES 13 Dl' t 1 Pi,bl,t.h Oct I). 70, 27 tofl', 3, 1973 Pi.ht$h Oct 13, DES VS :-.: , — F to Monday, Oct. 13, inS-3D _______________________________ Pan - - •!ica, New Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Notice " - . Le9al ' • — — Notice Garlits To e - Legal , _____ • Notice - . ' Legal . • • - - - a Le9aI Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Lorp dsement.' thence North 7) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CITY OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. degre 73' 13" West 1551.67 led IN CUlT, ltd FOR SEMINOLE THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LAKE MARY,FLORIOA COUNTY, AND FOR SEMINOLE along saia easement line to the'pOinl FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRNoticeof Public Hearing of beginning CASE NO, lS'lI6.CA.o9. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75170I-CA.0iE CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CASE NO. 15I9U.CA.04.F In re the Marriage of MOUPIT GREENWOOD BANK, FLORIDA PARCEL NO. 3: That Dart of Lots NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by In Re: The Marriage of 9). 92. and 106, tilock 0 ANDES. '0" of D. R. DONALD EUGENE PROBATE DIVISION BOYD, Ihe Planning art4 Zoning Board Of Plaintiff, Mitchell's Survey of the Moses E. Petitioner Petitioner the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that CASE NO. PR.7S.303-CP Levy Grant, as recorded in Plal and WESTERN LAND ACQUISITION Estati of saldBoardwlllholdapubllch,aring DOROTHY R ANDES. (took 1, Page 5, COMPANY, an Illinois corporation, JOHN B KOMAN Public Records of KATHEE ROSE BOYD, Respondent at $00 pm. Ofl Tuesday, October Seminole PMd,flt County. 75th to COOPERS AND LYBRAND, a Florida.. NOTICE OF SUIT Deceased general Partnership, and DAVID C a) consider a request of recording NOTICE OF ACTION Denibeda%follQ*5 Commenceat TO', KATHEE ROSE BOYD NOTICE TO CREDITORS the' N W corner of Lot 3, Block A, Augusta, Georgia ofplatinordertosellponmofl$oflh, TO: DOROTHY R ANDES JULIAPIO. LTD an Illinois Co.TO ALL PERSONS HAVING poratI, north Orlando Ranches Section I, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED following described real property Whn' plate oh reildencn CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST fO( homesite's, to wlt Is P F 0. Canton, as recorded in Plal Book I?, Page), that an action for dissolution ot SAID ESTATE: Dfendantt Commencing at the ' You an each of you are hereby Pbli Records of Seminole County, marridge has been filed against you North Carolina Section Floridâ, Said point being on the East and you are required to serve a copy Post between Section IS and notified and required to file any Yu will please 16, NOTICE OF ACTION Right of Way line of Moss Road of your written defenses, if any, to it Township 20, SOuth, Range 30 East, 1lpt. has hr'en liledtake that iii claims TO DAVID C JULIANO, LTD., and notice it pending eitherand demands which you, 0' and benQ on a curvø (OflCOve Nor P. w. Seminole County, Florida run thence Simmermon, Atlorney for an Illinois corporation h' (irrijit Court in and for Seminole estate of you. may have against laid IheasterIy having a radius of 1119.91 Husband, whose address is 1133 North along Said Section line 713.0 Cr'.iraty. Flnr,da. Civil AtIOn No 75i theoffice of the Clerk of In.' 11111 South Albany Aven feet, thence from a tangent Louisiana Avenue, Suite Circuit Court of the 11th JudicIal 105, Winter feet for point of beginning of tract to 1701 (A 04 F brought bearing Chicago, IIlinoi 60435 North I) degreet 00' 39" West run Park, FlorIda, 37159, and tile the be conveyed, run thence West 540 APIDFS 'ic'k'nq a dissolutiOn by JOHN YOU of 0. CIrcuit, Seminole County. Florida, ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Northwesterly along said Right of original with the' clerk of the above feet to a point In Lake Mary. tnence marriarip the Probate D'v,4on, in the Courthouse that an action to reform a mortgage Way line and along thc arc of said ofJOHN tid DOROTHY P. at Sanford, Florida, within four Styled court on or before October N 27 degrees 02' W 570 Ofeet more or ANDES .'nr1 and to foreclose tame 0 ANDES as reformed, curve 13$ 51 fees through calendar months from the time of a c('nlral 31st, 1975. otherwise a judgment lets to Southerly Right olWay line which reformj mortgage en angle of I degreet 17' OO' to Intersect may be entered against you for the of Evansdale Road. said point being tofll.' Th.-.. are to require youEach the first publication of this notice your('resents written defenses with the Claim or cunabers the following property In with the Northerly line' of Florida relief demanded In the Petition lfl a S degree 49 curve concave demand must be in (lerk of th.' abovmSeminole County, styled Court arid Florida; Power Corp casement for the point Dissolution of Marriage, writing arid filed in duplicate and Northeasterly and tOO feet Nor. In Serve a ropy therof on Petitioner state PARCEL NO. I: That parts of Lots of beginning; thence continue WITNESS my handand sealof the theasterly from P.C. of said curve, or her attorney. GORDON V the place of residenc, and post 50, SI, 5? and 53, Block D, DR Northwettrrly along said Right of SAid' court on September 75th thence Southwesterly along Right FR FOFRICK, P 0 Box 795, olf Ice address of the claimant and MITCHELLS SURVEY OF THE Way linenlong lhearcof said cu've (Seal) of Way line In said ourve 100 feel to Sanford. Florida on or before Oc. his muit be srn to by the claimant, agent LEVY GRANT, according to the 27166 feet through a central angle of of Arthur H fleCkWilh Jr Said curve, thence' or attorney, or the same N 7 tnber77. 191% Shouldvoufailtodoso shall be void. Plat thereof as (Orded in Plat 6degree 4$' 3' to the P T degrees 3$ '.' W 60 ft. to Northerly Clerk of the Circuit Court thence defat,lt may be entered against Book I Page 5 of the Public Records run North along the' East Right P Ii By Mary W. Darden Dated at Orlando, FIrida. this 9th of said road, said PC. of YOU nd th cause Proceed cx Parte of Seminole County. FIcW,do, lying Way line of Deputy Clerk Moss Road 57) being the P.0 ofa 6 degree 12' curve feet WIT NESS my hand and official day of October, 1973. between Moss Roadand Hayes Road thence East 150605 feel, thence Publish: Sept. 29. OcI. 6, i:i. 70, 1975 concave' Northeasterly, thence N 13 Dorothea Ann Koman seal as (terk of •he' atove styled and lying South of a line ?100 feet South 121760 feel to the Northerly DER 195 As Executrix degrees 71' W 54 91 ft. More or lets (Ourt nn this 15th day of September. So',th and Parallel to State Road 134 to NW corner of SE 'of PIE ' of c1 said estate. line of Florida Power Corp. _______________________________ Section 197S PARCEL NO. 2 Commencing at the easement, thence North 7) degrees if, thence North 3d1 feet, tSFAt ) CHARLES E. HOEQtJIST corner of Lot 57, En?: 7)' 1)" Wett 1557 67 Eee't along sakj ttirnc East it6 Attorney for Executrix feet, s m.u;,-r Arthr 14 R0kwith, Jr ,ir A0dit0 IN THE CIWCUIT COURT OF THE Cigrecs Ob' E /51.98 ltel iviore o. casement linv to the point of 33)9 Maguir Blvd. (Irk clrctia Court, recorded in I'lat Book 5, Page 9. beginnIng, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Suite 135 etS to northerly R W line of said "minnIe County, Florida PUOJiC Records of Seminole County, has been filed agaInst you and that COUNTY, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE road. Orlando, Florida 37501 FLORIDA. F.talne RiChard. Florida; thence Westerly along the you are required to serve A CO Of thence N 61 degrees 55 z' E along Pubtlth Oct 1) 1975 01'Paitv Clerk South lin, Lot SI. as shown by taid your written defense, if any. to it on (General Jurisdiction Division) said R-W line 165 ft. to P.C. of a DES Publish St. 27. 79 I Oct 6. I). plat of Entiminger Farms Addition Plaintiff's Attorneys curve Easterly, thence N. 23 degrees OF R 11% name Case No 75.)$49CA.09E No ?.totheWestnightofyjn,Øf and address 5 CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE 05'wln,o3ft., thence East 607 9Ift -. -. Hayes Road, said right of way line MARSHALL OF CHARLES RUSH, MAR V.SAvIPlr,S YNlrrpf)ncyrp FEDERAL toapointfl7ft WeStOfE6StIinof NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING being shown by pta? of North SHALL, AND LOAN Said Section 16, thence South 605.13 BERGSTROM AND ASSOCIATIOPI OF NEW YORK. ft. to Northerly R.W line of said TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Orlando Ranches Section I. as RORISON, PA, 55 East Livingston NEW YORK recorded in Pta? Book 17, Page 96, Street. Post Olfice Box 3116, road, said point being in a OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 9 degree OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, Pbti Records of Seminole County, Orlando. Florida 37.02. on or before Plaintiff, 30' curve conca -ie to the East CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, 77.7 ft rL I Notice ________ DES 91 I .---....--..--.= ..-..------.--..------- - ___==___ _'=' __S.__,__= .-_ ' -="' "'-" '''' ---- . - -' . - - -' '- - """. 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Grey - CREDIT : .\ /I 'CREDIT , -11 4 GOOD USED FENCE ' (24) Conversations With Sol Hurok (44) Bewitched ORLANDO 295-f1531---DftAND 134.8950 1-1 lONGWOoo 831-1525—flJSTIS 357-8454 LAKLAND 683-1981 -KtSSIMM ? 41 -0292. -, AMERICAN STEEL ~,&, ',' , \_ .- -' -I WHEN YOU GIVE 10 THE UNITED WAY YOU HELP YOUR Unlbed Wft FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW, Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your Contribution in order to hclp your friends bors who need help right now. and neigh- " -.... your employee withholding plan. Even SOc a week builds to $26 a year. Money to help Sl J u venlle any other purpose. The deadline for entries Is • . CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . • CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . . GIRL SCOUTS . CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . . . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME MID FLORIDA CENTER * • . Peel is a contest. Those who wish to perUcIpae ' PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. lope by 5 x 9 inches or larger) to: 10007. A panel of Judges -, X1. -,-_~_r ~_ A - _Z c_--;, ~ — N. Y. 11 . — *?.tI TWUT*, MOON kUNNEIS "It's a big gamble," Peel adds, "but if we can do It, others will follow and we will really upgade children's theater in this country. Until now it has been a MAT,siI j 7:30 9:15 s.. T A W IN Give Where You Work. . .or Mall A Chtck Toby To: THE UNITED WAY SEMINOLE COUNTY P.O. BOX 144 NR.ES$ GORDON. THE GROOVE tnd IkelbelIeyez that July j go,.— well through Labor day, a continuing repety can settle 1! 15* INTE) V& llwiks to )vu, it's w,dcii A Community llirrivii:# Mniallit from The Evening Hra. "SUPER FLY","FiST OFDOUBLE N" (karate) -- - Rentals 7115. Sanford. - Ai~al~ • ____________________ 'ii . 1* £,• ••- 1*1 ' ' :' Are You A Sal es man? Can You Organize? Can You Handle People? `11i) Spacious s room upstairs. 1 bedroom apt. oo'wnstairs. Con venieni location, water furnished, 377 1759 M ()PISWORTH REALTY Peal Estate Broker 503W 1st St 2315 Park Drive. tlOup AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS ft.'nrnm 7A17 Elm Sanford r ' TwD hodroorn. furn or unfurn. editS r'rt.'recj '4(,init deposit, ____________________________ 5551 or '577 6470 N111111111 Cmiecrt Assn, 323-8570 - _____________ Must have phone checking account , ' - Furnished or Unfurnithed 323 2920 some service you hIyc need of, 3 Bedroom, furnished ktchen, with reid all our wAnt Ads every diy swimming pool, ldytlwlde area, adult'., per mo I At Sea" (A 11USE((J/) f FROM iard, $250 1120 All Adult Modern SEMINOLE COUNTY FHA VA, new resales, homes YOU can afford Low, Iw down, some Franklin Ave., off S. 17.92 I 1306#F 13 FORRESTGREENE,INC RFA TONS 372 S9lOeves Crank Realty. Realtor Cost Phone 323.6630 - - - - - v, • 2 (ii. - a - - —- - - — • - • Do you know how many people have sold or 3776700 after • Country Trailers near Seminole • C011ege,pry,,t wooded lot,? BR, = a - I - I. I i_ C uld Like Membership 'In The Seminole jai Concert Assoc. In The Name Of: . I The Herald because we get results. C • Call your classified ad in today, 1 • S S - I, I 5 STUDENTS ADULTS 5I7 Mall Coupon I Check To ler,,incilif. Mt4l Conc,,t A5%0 p o IS?). Sanford, ri 17711 ' 1 : 1 EivilngIJeiald Seminole &Volusla Counties' I I I : • I • 322-2611 • 831-9993 — "i __________ 116$ Ford Station Wagon IM Cash Phone 377 0670 STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM New picture tube, $770 373 7777 - COLOR TV. $11 9S MOUTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN --______________________ 6" Chico & The Man CASH 373 4375 Large Oil Heater, Tools, Bottici, Glasses. Clocks, Misc 377 3153 We Buy Furniture 125 322.2090 Professionally Managed By Jct 17978.177. Longwood Call 373 SSlOor 53.1 1605 DAVE S, 3739.370 - ___- _________________ -.v ,6 BUSINESS DIRECTORY I EXPERTSREADY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY A 1, ,- r' rv~ Home - Improvemeniil C 0 P4 0 I T I 0 P4 I N C' REFRIGERATION, Fvt-ro, Pant,r 25 e.p,'r;,'nr,' nor r.'p.)r v r '/rrkman. 46$ $770 . WORK 21 hour service All makes. es DYKES AIR CON FROM THE (01 ij.'.''i5 help M 'h4ISAtury r'Ar'rIrr, floor'. wndi'iw% Piur.r; rrr':re,work etr By the hour -. I li'*i 17791i% DUCT -No Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts - Fum. or Unhim, IOn Lake, F ree Boating IPOOI ClP,n,,s.•Drape •Carp,ting •%If. rinln, ____________________ 37Business Property _____ i PIsab 2 :iNG Plumbn,g Supplies Fixtures Water Heaters. $ a m. 10 P thru Sat 2531 PArk 373 5617 s'.' - _____________________________ BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE !ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 172 1333 rç _____ Beauty Care _____________________________ - 101,1 R S BEAUTY c ;,1 o' ri is,srr.,''t c u out , l ''si 172 s7: _______________________________ PressureCleaning ".- AD Intern, r'i WANT :. P.:. CLEANS ALL F '?rrcr p't-'.'.'jrc cle,innj 321 rs Radio & TV r xt"r or PiAStrrn', - I, ', 7 P. 'tri- ' _ . O i.E IN I .' SERVICE - iaaei*t CASSC!bcrry Phone 5)5 9611 (STEPSON LAND L t. ".'iP4G Roofing F 'ri"' 'oil '-ri C&A Backhoe Service 3779147 i,lt roots (t-riqirs Al w)rk QuArarør.ed Pfl . (. 1? 1 67(11 — Sewing l"1vtCr finh ner qalv steel _-"- SE',Sit, -. . t.t.ItE It'd LOWCOST l IN hU0(,E IS ARE wore, - . ', . Fy fliimlne'I Terms Available P01 '.'5I 17Ff') V.171,4 VAt LiE S 323 icr F .'.'IUOL F ST F Ii 1(1 I '. C'' 9 01 It .', :, ;, i ' it ______________ (i"-. Shot Repok Hauling _____________________________ I .qtl Piiui n'j I e Ci"Abi,.' I ,tt"% _______________________________ 3 39 3492 Lawn Core ___________________ ____________ ______________ lAnd'.t.iping Eciqog, 1. ,swni'. .Scwnj fljck Thcmpc,rv, alter 9 p 322 3926 a'-"-_ _omeImprovements Carpentry, Remodeling. Addition'., Custom Work. L.cen'.ed. Bonded Fret' estimate 373 5031 _________________________ OfficeMachines' OFFICE MACHINE S It iou Are h,iy•nq difficulty finding , t'lA('f' to live', 'an to dl'yC -i sob (9 '-°n" srrvlc,- yrij have netci Ct Ctn frol WINTER ITEMS _________32?(ILS Pet Care I RI)WF SEPTIC TANK • '? ,',, I' .,,.' 323167 00r531.9777 I -- 'i( I IS DRILL ED PUMPS '" Photogrp,ky SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Ptic'ne 377 7651 or Ill 3'i ) ,tni ,s fr.rrdiy All VSor biIl help i'u Well Drill PET 14f51 'UN I,, QvIity upholster rig Free pick up P. delivery Call for free estimate 201 E Commercial. 373 8851. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7367 Park Drive inallAirWAnTAct',everycta, Call Phil Gonzalez 3033733939 ___________________ Upholstering ".0 '.ef 'Ci' iii mik,'s ,,rid rncy'e'5 Pest "-fl AtiSCti'S SHOE SHOP. 221 E IS' St , )'j7 999? Come ,insI See us for Shoe' repairing We have taps for i'rdanc,'s'ocs Coi,,r'.ar't!,' ILF ,_ . SPRIP'IKL(N SYSTEMS -- All type's ônti sizes 'I We repair and ser,vce "nil,' "ftir tanks 'iislallAtiøn'. PhotC43r,t(hl M'..'nr'n (ii(k,iyre' P. tanks 04'mped 377 STINE MACHINE Fine' wedOng eot "s" reasuraLI'y I SUPPLY CO , _____ .. Priced Phone 37) 6)86 7!37 ', Ira St 377 6437 Highway 17.93, Sanford, NextToCavalier Plaza. newly decorated, carpeted, Fit S'vCe 22 Lye Oak Blvd, Bultdotino, Fuca,atino Ditch Work Fill cirt. tp SOil 377 5943 Buildings I frr'rr'ri Rrirvl...I InSUred Con -----------------------.----._-'I j ri PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Mo. & 1 Year Leases - Inter i or SOLAR HEATING AND WATER Mo.-6 - -' , Free P'kupanci Delivery Concrete Specialists, drives, patios. Sanford fIus;nes%7sachnes 3725005 stucco No work too small or too -' larae Licensed 8. Bonded. 299 Au0Q5 c.7. (new location) - . :. I P h WITH GOOD CREDIT ANTIQUES 54'—'Garage Sales 1505 W. 25th St. 322-7643 3 Any Car— No Money Down For Example Wanted to buy used office furniture '71 Chev. Flefside '2 ton pick up. 11,000 ml., air, auto $3693 Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel '67 Ford ' ton pick up excel cord bei', y. Hwy 17 92 130 new StiCkCr, 10w miles, 5795 '77 Gremlin X. air. $1793 Good used furniture wanted for Private party. 373 4570 '75 Pinto, auto, air, 5850 '70 MusTang Mach I, auto ,ar, '72 Iflynta, 51,000 ml., 51275 Many othtri .0 cnoc,se from I Pjeceor Housefull & mov NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, central heat And air. Ample .srkm 322 6fO 7 32? 0309 Gardens c2%lhi11ef in ___________________________ Fairway sedan, power steering brakes. air. automatic, new radials Must se ll 624 '251 &'er' 6 p.m - NOUN Lane (Iner'n,, hI itt. Av (0(1 ANY FARM. GAWAC.[ AIlkind'.ofd;ng House frauleri fr STORAGE BUILDING stored ed Luxury Patio Apartments Perrta lmy','lt1 Tmnh,-r Thermal jet N rffr,Inn fIthni canoeing and fV'rivr'fli,n,,,, çIri SurroiJrvJed by brAi'ljfiil nak .,nrl rvoress Ire" 1974 Chevrolet Nova, 4 or., custom Small Pony CASH 322-4132 eneva WEk IVli RIVER -. Adult Park Office apace near 530 5531 _. . Real Estate Broker ________________________ _______________ ' REALTORS MOSS OR. south 1792, at Movlelancj Drive In Theatre Older couple, teens 772 1716 after 7 p m Real Estate : 32 3 635 3 P FAL TON 372 7491 17T 11713 CLASSIFIED Marketplace Of Bargains -X • '.''t , 523.000 --...C. BATEMAN Homes 'Rentverynlc.trailef,00per years. You'll find more classified ads in -' -_-_-_ -- beautiful trees. great fi$hing Owner says "submit offer'." CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful lak ef ront lot on,i peninsula for ur,otntrurteci CallBar't Real Estate —,-- '_—_,-,-__________________________ After all, we've been publishing for 68 - for five years as head of the 34Mobile , • iL -. - I -, • Thousandsi 1965 VW, excellent mechanical COOcitiOn, new engine. $730. 323 3620 Solid state Stereo, Color Console TV; 68—Wanted to Buy also black 8 white portable, 373 -0705, - BY OWNER- ID lots off We'.' St. 323 1919 alter S p m SANFORD CLIFF JORDAP4 RIrAL TOP • - - --_ - _______________________ - 122.6457 512$ mo I fIR, $565 mo $315772 ' • ad? Pt 43—Lots-Acreage GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC Furnished house in country. 372 2077 seats. AM FM stereo, beautiful car 52.795 Call Don Pope, 372 1651, Dealer — - 66--Horses __-_ -_177) JOHNNY WALKER • Striping, radial fifes. Porsche type __________ - Volkswagen Sports Bug, Marathon silver metallic, black Chhuahuas. AKC, some very small Dachshsjncis. miniatures. AKC, Animal Haven kennels 377 5757. '73 Vindale, 12' 61', 7 bedrOOm Air Conditioning •. carport and screened porch. Nothing down, assume payments :entral Heat & Air Concitoning Call 377 1603, if no Answer (all 559 For free estimates, call Carl 3201 Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 Sunporch, carport, nice yard. _______________________ their cars through a Herald classified MAIL COUPON AILING ADDRESS CLASSIFIED AD" With 10 pct. down on this nice 3 bedroom. I' bath with family room in Sunland Estates. Fenced yard. Only $721500. 37391113 Larry Saxon, Realtor Quiet neighborhood Phone 377 I for Menibers onl y - - - • • 1 7 CAN YOU COME UP? ---- 2 Bedroom home in Lake Mary; WITH A HERALD SIISSION BY MEMIIF;1(S,IIp ONLY - • , : ------ DELTOniA Ar, 7 014. nt-wty painted You'll love the $549 price Sorry, no pets. 571 5040 1 SOLD MY CAR S • Ilia in Win(lofli p/a vs Tb i rbr a 'OWflt'.Phone3771507. 1973 — RCACol,rTv Forrest Greene, Inc. room, fenced yard, shade; lake 5961 COMET Runs Good $150 Phone 377 6319 cr34. 11* Hays Drive Color TV'S from 530, B&W. tr 115. Service all makes t'4 ERBS' TV 1200 S French, 373 5731 3303 Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5700 closing costs PIP 400 I (- 1111 11741 33Houses Furnished MARCH 11 .-.-------_ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Lake Mary- 2 bedroom, Florida - -v, -v, -- -v, v, Royal Ta/i ilians MAY — no CeptiOnlly clean I. fully eg.jlpc'-i New Michelin radial tires (' rr O'*r.ei' 51,995 372 1795 Cr 373 7110 FPFF KITTENS to 000d homes. rw'od hrer'd Call after S p m - 373 -- -. 1911 Mercury Marquis Colony Par." passenger station wagon, - - ____________________ (cored yard. 5150 Adults - - - - - - - - ---- J pr Clii' ri"d 'Ill 5*51 or 327 6670 , with di.Piw '.her, fenced yard, $fl3 _____________ ________ 3 ' I CALL TO SEE I FERN PARK MAITLAND. 3 bed rooms, )i3 baths, air conditioner, I Quiet Serene. Easy Living Champagne Ball FEJJRUAItY p t4 I)ECEMHEI{ 6 At The Forest (Extra 14t 1961 Pontiac Convertir,eI, &TO, COflditiOfl, 5400. 321 0935 Old, female, brown, black. 8. white. 327 6640 after 5, -- _- - TAFFR REALTY AFTER tIPS 177 92*1 377061. I'nne 377 7205 after S p m --- 65—Pets- Supplies - SKYLINE Double wide, '73 71 60', 3 OR. 2 bath, raised front screen room, central air. arport awning and Skirting Good con ditiori Payments $106 17 no Offered by Savings & Loan 323 6051 322-7)71.372 5196,377 934 equipped, clothes washer. food PFAI TOP 199) freezer incluaed Garage, nice and steering, air COnditiOn. $403 Professional Poodle Grooming by Betty Campbell Mon thru Fri -322 1061 - DOT lOPlING, 377 UT;. _______________ p CASSELBERRY 3 bedroom, 2 JIM HUNT REALTY INC. ST JOHNS RIVER.-Near DeBary, SLIM bath home, family room, air BUDGETS ARE almost an acre of river front With I conditioned, carpeted, kitchen 717J Park Or BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 177 711$ i 1966 Pontiac Catalina, power brakes -- 53—TV-Radio-Stereo '__ _ HIllcrest, 64*17', air. 2 OR, 1', baths, pick up payments. No equity lnvotv.d.-37)1758 or 372 1171. M1IPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919S French 112 6655 1964 MG, new radals Almojt new too !,jpO Call 373 5326after5 Lustre Electri' C.mrpet ',r.!r,,.r tr Only St SO r' at, CAPiOt.L' r UiTIjNl .21lA( flY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD Allrllr)N, 173 7110 HILLCRE ST '7), central air, dishwasher, raised PAtiO, skirting, & tie downs Good location, Payments $1179 ma Offered by __vings&t.nan,3736051 Central FlOr,da' It Ctl F 25th 5! CASH For Your junk Cars 373 1379 fttne ------ ,'-,ir 5960 Chevrolet Station Wagon, rums 9000, $550. See at 1101 Court St, or phone 377 3311 - _______________ Pr','it U, Registered Bassett Hound. I', yrs -- Realty Re i Estate Broker . --- 64—Equipment for Rent -. KULP DECORATORS 109w lit 5? .372 2335 We Buy Furniture 42—bj le Hp Qualified buyer Req - ri m - _____ carpet drapes, beautiful 16"71 family room, fenced Must see to appreciate 373 5949 after S ______________________________ --- :' NELSON'S FLOR IDA RO SE. Wr!1r(Jff'% Garden Cent, 505 Celery Ave- Sanford - -' 2565 Park Dr By Owner-7 bedroom. lvg room. dog room, equip. kitchen, new .1 i e$ c Agency )fl 1959.377 1161 80—Autos for Sale 7 Bedroom, air condtioneo, fenced TV Antennas installed, Also music. Forus.ofurn,ur,. appliancei tools, v5rd. 1901 Summerlin Ave Buy 1 or 1001 ferns Larry's intercom, paging systems New or 1W mak, nff.,. 377 9; Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. 014 construction 372 7996. South CISt Video. REALTORS 321 6333 Stemper - - 3736630 SinnCr .th'net 3 n'ie (Ir5t,On tfl fl"t-dlt, front IriArl.nc,j del0 ,,' %Cwng machine Pay h,'itrire 575 or 10 Dayrnr'nt of $5 ç,.. , 'E'.'.'ING CEPOER 107 Fit, Downtown lfl 9111 Eve 169 1114 ____.- NAYMONOM BALL ''I 3 ?,t Precise time released plant food GardenIa rid, 1100 W. 1st 5?, 500 S Sanford Ave 373 9310 P0 Real Estate Broker 771 ¶611 All P1r 312 7757 517W 1S1 St Sanford OWNER TRANSFERRED_. 3 BR, 1' baths, C HA, carpeted, fenced, FHA approved, $150 down tO CALLOART REAL ESTATE REALTOR 327 7191 FRANKLIN ARMS APARTMENTS 3 - 2 Bedroom Block Home If you are having difficulty finding a place to l,ve, car to drive.. lob or - Si—Household Goods 371.0041 ..-_ Efficiency apartment, lights and water furnished, Elizabeth Crews, PhOfl 323 5111 be fore 10 am. wall to wall carpet; air 1 And 2 Bedrooms )arne,s 5)0 6513 Unfurnished 3 Bedroom home, 5' baths, large ______________ enclosed lot, go nelghbt'uOod. coed $175 mo plus deposit. 701 E. 21st St Call 373 4759 after 30 & AVON V.'i't to earn Extra Xmas money5 544 1079 _____________________ 25 NO%'EMIIF:J{ — outgrow the swing set or small Kids bmcsicle' Sell these idle Items with Your MLS a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classified gala? The REALTORS Herald, 372 2611, or 135.9993. storM, churches Ideal for retired 834.4605 2 OR Apt or your Budget go further. Shop thi' Classified Ads every day MIS-REALTORS "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" ' 62—Lawn-Garden - KENMORE WASHER, parts, servIce. used macnines kitchenegupped Well landscaped tOO NEY APPLIAPICES)73 0697 _____________ lot, well for watering. $21,900 I A F MARY.- 7 BR cluolex. kit (P'rni rnuepOed Carpeted. central HOW DOES THIS SOUND! 3 OR brat t, .ir. siso per mo home on over 4 acres, central heat air s giant trees, rIninq , FORREST GREENE INC ni brook, swimming pool, fencing, $ 121 61%1 REALTOR 3771970 car garagecarpor$, feed area for horses All for $39900 S bedroom, kitchen eQuipoéd, air, carpeted. 598 so AdultS only 377. LOOK ING FOR A HOME in a quiet 7796 wk ntIs. S. eves neighborhood! Here's a 3 BR Duplex, 573 per mo. home we lust listed located at 7001 No pets Washingt on wood floors. With a 322 3817 after lp m little imagination- a showplace t, I 'l..b Motorcycle lnsurqv t' BLAIR AGENCY 373 1f# ,. Aluminum a;ng shelter, 1Q'' 5110 322 1853 TilE CONTRACT'' - persons 611 64M or 317 5051 372 1917 REPAIRED BALL REALTY — -- I Ir r C&),) ii!ii, 51,200 Phone 3239570 or 377 114,5 chairs, straight chair, filing _________________________________ cabinets, ass Cash And Carry 1970 Maverick, air Good Condition, $903 (a.',ei,.'rr, Il j2,8)oj206 3fl SS9O after 6 FULLE< t5t'USH CUL DE SAC-- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, m ----- Good Condition.t3 So 323 3970 office furniture 'j. i P. chairs, ',P(retjIf'jI( & 377 5672 cr PVICE BEYOND Stenst o . Realty • -- 31A--Duplexes --- - Used ft.!'!1 I SMALL APPLIANCES lot, reduced to 555,900. Terms. Chuluota Realty, 3653252. _ - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE PtJ' 1'L.I. TRADE ill 31Sf r',t'! Kish Real Estate CHULUOTA- 7 bedr oom, close d porch, tile bath, kitchen equip, 1g. - One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks 1775000 16' F .berq Ij garage door, o bowling balls, NCR cash register, wedding gown site IS. Call 322 4576 - 1970 Yamaha, 360 Enciura 60—Office Supplies - LONGWOOD_Duplex. VA, no down, no loan Costs. $)7,9fl_ 39 5386 - $30 377 1671 eve. Kifht-, Bathroom CAbint, Count em topi. Sinks. Installation avail able Bud CCbell 377 8057 any me )?)406lorfl3OSIieves - 116W 7ndS? NiPts3777)57 - -. Triumph 5CC motorcycle with chrome frame, early model will Needs some repair, $330 negotiate 373 5953 -- -- Assume Payments 7 78-4v'Gtorcycles . PbiIt lldie.5 Si'Y3le Spend ,cti,snn, BROKERS Days 377 6173 "01000 - " 58-Bicycles .'' home on lakefront, i car garage. to( 2 Bedrooms. Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 32—Houses HOME bedroom, I bath, concrete block, kitchen partially equipped, large shaded lot. 577,700, LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, 7 bath - If so, call me, MR. EDDIE Reception for all members at May Country Club. — Air conditioned efficiency apart ment Call 10 a m. to 7 p m. 7771 Forrest Greeri'jnc BAMBOO COVE APTS ECONOMIC i' HISTORICAL I story hou Ou nualify' mLe into 1apar1m.'nt Each rented for ENTERPRISE-3 bedroom country $70 per month Ii acres bearing home on large lot with fruit trees. orange grove Nice irome,79pc, $19,000 cwn, Owner will carry mortgage at 8 pct Price 555.000 DELTONA- 3 bedroom, I bath home 510.000 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Onø P. 7 bedroom apartments Phone 377 friut,t rim unfumn,'.hed Newly Are you looking for a redecorated Come see 300 E CHULUOTA- 2 bedrooms, fenced good income and Airport Blvd Sanford, 323 5110 yard, large family room, kitchen pension? eq,e'd. Asking 5110 mo 363 PelSary--Adults 1 BR. air; close to 'resent ing Th e 1975- 1976 flhiIH)Ie Unfurnished apparel. Apply, Clothes Tree, Sa nford Plaza tasy friendly living. Com e loin us rRANKLIN ARMS APIS Rent Are You A Go Getter? from Sill mo 37366.30 1 _________ 30-Apartments AN 322.2420 Anytime ii- Part Time Sates Help-Experienced mature salespeison for la dies' honing kiddie culture expertise Young America. A back injury tuned him to acting. Most of the roles he got were In children's STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classi fied Ad'. didn't work ere isouldn t be an, - able to work week enct'. & evenings Good wages wr i te Box BAW Rouge has been tleater, . l'louteirpr-q to care for semi fl Aid I ght i1OijS,",Ol'k, Ing the Edison with plays at night for adults. from -- Sleeping Room for gentleman Available until December 315? $50 monthPhone'3?)4876afterSP m * New houses ma rural area No down payment, monthly payments less than rent Government suize to flultifled buyers Call to see 119 495.5 P,trç M.11, 29—Rooms FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? .R.5J )rmatlon Call Mrs. Irene Brown, 322-1611 The venture opened - QUALITY INN NORTH i& c 134 Longwood __ They're Hot" * ' SO -Miscellaneous for Sale LOCH ARBOR- Large shackd and well landscaped lot, complete with 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, kitchen well equipped, carpeting, drapes and well appointed patio. Price * .4PC(Intq'( fl.ttørv'5 $12 95 ex anoe REEL's BODY SHOP. 1509 carfr,ci A,e & Accessories l'fl `,74i $37.500. 5135 ss so Color TV _____________________________ _ "Get 'Em While * ln ----- GETTHO$E LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST - (This Performance are being perby Equity caMs at 13 Ymatjsth the 5at Producers Association for F R17 18—Help Wanted '_ formed The 37-year-old es-dancer 111111 tOM'T I4AVE TO f MAKe A FEDERAL I'. CA ('OU early teen-agers, In, with children's shows shar. TUBE ftDovm 3 Sanford, Florida 32771 1 11 111111 set, and "Give Me Liberty," for W _____ Modernizing your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful Items with a Classified Ad. -Monthly Rent,,ls Available - SECLUDED execUtive home on I acre lot, I bedrooms, 3i baths, central heat and air, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, kitchen fully ('Quipped, intercom, washer and dryer 577,500 I7FAI T017 133 5771 371 0066 ('Ire streets. F RE(4 AVE.Residence plus fine tuSoett location. Has won dertul ootentlal, Call for details, Fumnithed& Unfurnithr'd Apts from US It, $170 No Phone Calls ______________________ I AVF MARY Now 1 bdrrn homes MaIr' rolor Selection s Pavnd ''ty water, 571.500 with r'nlv 5700 dnwn Government fri.nr nr 141, t,I9 Riilqir-q very large rooms. Fat in kitchen formal dining room. A rea l buy at 571,900. Excellent tterms, Small furnished apt Suitable f couple or single Clean & reasonable 377-1)91 ______________________ MR HARRISON 3601 S. Sanford Ave. HAl COIRERT. REALTOR C% 177 070r 172 I57 frs Sima Wlham 377 1557 Harold Hall Realty — ecial Bicentennial Program SnOw 71M1 '3O - -- , BEDROOM, in excellent dition. Slate roof, asbestos siding, up. etc Good pay and fringe benefits Apply between 9 am and 330 p.m. Wednesday or Thursday Pinebreez,Frms A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants Part time general Office, energetic toage7 only Next to new Drive,' person, must have some ex /qLicense Bureau 3226615 perience n sate with pleasant phOne Voice 327 6116 between 1 & S pm for appt. 5—LOSt & Found _ Full lime driver Sanford Yellow Cab FOUND Black & *hite. male 7015Park near Dairy Queen a week ago 373 neglected baby." Edison Theater. WED. Unfted Way John be experienced in ree1r maintenance & repair, trailer body 8 Ch55u repair, electric 8. gas welding, tire maintenance, Want to do baby Sitting in my home, watcher. programs, "Babes In will be Toyland," aimed at the &4o-10 aocxa.cisaa _ ~ . - — Mtj5t 6—Child Care (( , Two i.'(as$(p - FORGOT TO FILE RETORS 3R'73b174 A i de Trailer Mechanic MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn. Notary, OaIa. 901 737 sis or 737 5773 ) Stem scene. sending a Broadway, New York, ~ By Roger Bollen I PN' , Aides, ' Lake Mary Can furnish references Phone 373 4310 records show, it is the first ef- Great American Face Photo Contest, Kinney Shoe Corp., 233 P, WITH A CLASSIFIED AD RN's Cr ,g n;on Nt-dd immediately y (10A NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND . SELL IT j:,_ may obtain official contest en- fort ever to make juvenile envelopes and rules from any of tertainment a regular part of the sponsors' stores throughout the Main the country or . , fidget P1'p -- 377 1755 or 322 5786 Sales Development Inc. " ootline" Adul' or Teens - ----- 3 room turn aps. Bedroom is air (OflditOflCd $500 mo ill E 8th ¶i'ryq",y wthri t,i.3 *9d 1 % to Ch,,rlq-s A Coils P'esdent ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll 611 7021 for "We Care"- TI kl'Ms r 7: 1 m) P p As far as he knows, or any stamped, self-addresse(i enve . Write P0 Box 17)3 Sanford, Florida 37711 OKWI OCTOBER NEW YOIU (AP) CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Write now for a confidential In - entries become the property of out If you're doing the right the sponsor for all purposes, ti'ing," says the brisk young contest official agreed that oflly promoter who recently started nning photographs will i in be doing shows on Broadway for used or adver. the youngest generation, tLlng In promotion connection with the . - its "That's the best way to find - RED CROSS SALVATION ARMS' . . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH ... USO... YMCA... "7 ~~_ 'i - k FUNNY BUSINESS Plays Hit Oct. 15. AIthosIghthentjessaytj . . \t a s;14ri -- S.flforui Adults Only, lurnished unfurnished. new studio and I bedroom Air, wall well carpet, etc Quiet residential area. $109 per mo, 3231019 . - Can Help Call 173 1551 S('lIe(hlJe (if E'ents Broadwa y exhibition or - ACED W' TH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAlconoIjcAnonymou% t ads bring big, big results. Just try one 377 2651 or 515 9) 55—Boats ' PE Al I Y INC 27 E 75th St 323 7537 MAGNOLIA AVE.- Large? story, 3 Little wan? interior decorate ANYONE'S HOME Bookings are easily ob tamed with a high Show average because of a fantastic hostess program THIS IS A SALARY POSITION AN EX 0 - age), permitting the sponsor 10 use the entries for promotion, WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE FOR ALCOHOLICS Persons interested in forming Trailer Boat Club, please call 37) ar ineligible. Concentrate on each membe signed by both photographers of ~ show more than one person and their subjects (or parents or guardians If under 21 years - HALO PIERCY -. - Parts ROp5fl 50 Gun Cabinet, Custom made. 5500 30 30 Winchester rifle, $40 Phone 777 8919. draperies, dishwasher. shrubbery, privacy fence, MINT CON OITION. $37,750. Must see. Call for terms. (',irk Avenue Garage efficiency apartment Small deposit, $50 ,10nthCallOrlando8515809 weekends 1966 Chrysler Outboard engine, S3 HP, new leg & lower unit wit,h controls 5500 323 1546 after S 1970 lSIr,qier ,nii)tr)r home. QCs)ii CV'nd't;nr, carril.ce due to 'Ilne.s 16' Courtney fishing boat, built in 131 13415 bow storage space, tarp, It h p Johnson, trailer, extras, Owner 75-Auto cd,n'? use 363 3 136 FHA SMALL DOWN Exceptional by 3 bedrooms. baths, Utility r an c.irrt 00 Bark yard walled $73900 22' Shasta Travel Trailer. corn pletely self contelnid Will SacrifIce. 322 9871 or 323 1711 HP motor & trailer Will trade fc( small car that runs good 373 7051 Merchandise - I 75-Recreational Vehicles SALE OR TRADE, 16 Boat, With 40 - Sanfcidfl lies To place your ad. call RAVENNA PARK- Choice) bedroom, 2 bath, family room. lovely POOL. wall to wall carpet. flocks 1mm ton, low rent. looking for good tenant Call 373 ______________ 5109 after 6pm. e5ta)tished financially Sound. n,ltioir,II, nrori pirty tans With ("c"pt'onal growth records, An unprecedented opportunity exists in this area for a woman who has party plan experience and wants to become a real money maker the wonderful field of party plan Not plastics, toys, cosmetics, clothing or cleaners, but beautiful, popularly priced and exclusive host anc. decorator aCcessories whiCh permits one to i f I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF OCTOBER I pIct ures ttu i# individuals which collectively quired only when prints are form the backbone of our judged to be winners, country qualities such as Each print stbmitteci must be humanity, sincerity, warmth, enclosed in an official contest engaging personality, courage envelope and a participant is and Integrity, limited to three separate en. There will be 12 wInning pho- tries, one per envelope. tographers from each of four Official entry forms must be another human . ; Monday, Oct. 13, 1973—SB 55—Boats & Accessorje, (ill flrolec, 107 W Commercial ver friendly Classified gal at The "PrAld, 177 I1 or S31 9993 Large efficiency apt. upstairj,3 WOMAN? HAVE YOU For further informaton Call 17) 1551 r ,,.rile S.Iford Al Anon Family Group P 0 . Box 55), Sanford, Fla 32171 llI ,l.,i — Giving The United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly amount of your choice where you work. . . .through BOY SCOUTS lllllI W~ 0 the swing set or small r t ie Sell these idle itemS with Property FMlNC)I F ro Acreqe tr,KIS, 'r'iall arid larqr' 57 WO per acre .ini ''r' lø'rr, R .-nfl's', ReAltor 675 JOIIPI K RI OF Ii Assoc W. Garnett White y ids ctstorow ' 46-4COrnmercial Acreage Reg Real Estate Broker 371 0610 7M5 m 2" ') 5lS Lanqe 7 bedroom downstairs apt, dnng room, kitchen, living room 3 Wks from town Call 37) 5509 after 6 p rn ARE YOU THIS 803W 1st St 6061 Of 371 0517 eves And SAN MO PARK. I, 7. 3 bedroom trailer apts Adult & family park. Wkly. )S15 Hwy t? 97. Sanford 31) 1970 IS ALCOHOl. A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY PARTY-PLAN AL ANON EXPERIENCE? For families or frien ds of proOlem Our firm represents two well drinkers IINEI * being. Let Therapeu,c pool improve your health Phone 8)t 3163 son-No — ") - M UNSWORTH REALTY Rr-mj Real Estate Broker Homes, Lots WITT REALTY Furnished Apartments weekly or monthly 611 South Park Phone 371 1196 iB—Fleip Wanted - Approximately 70 ar;es of prim Agriculloire land with Possibility C re toning to accommodate building Sites for low cost housing Wafer available. Sale price S71.000 Commercial Properties ___________________ 3 Lines Minimum 4-Personals — Ijull. jjll Jul-I = . . JIll00 a nOr0~ JUl Jul Jill JIll Jll Jill llP By IRVING DESFOR regions (Northwest, Northeast, headed by John Durniak, pie. of your family, relatives, AP Newsfeatures Southwest and Sotheast) or a lure editor Time and Chartes friends and neighbors and con. Attention all amateur photog. total of 48 regjpnal wtnners, Reynolds, picture editor of sider whether any of them raphers: there's a national Each region's 12 w inning photo. Popular Photography, both strike you as a pos tnanhunt now In progress for graphs will consist sible model of a male highly qualified photojour. for a great American face. He snapshots of the "great Amen- and a female subject In each of nalists. They will be joined by or she should emanate whole. can face." It could be your six "family" categories: 1experts in art, anthropology some appeal, good character brother or sister, your son or Grandparents; 2-Parents; 3. and communications when and a strong, likeable person. daughter, your mother or (a- Young Adults; 4-Teens; 5-Pre. Judging starts. They must react ality. ther, your grandfather or teens and 6-Babies, not only to the character and Then it's up to you to capture grandmother or it could be Finally, from the 48 regional emotion of each individual por- those yourself, qualities in a snapshot. winners, 12 national prize win- trayed but must determine how Work at the closest distance The search started some ners will be chosen. The prizes well each represents his group your camera or a telephoto weeks ago in Washington, D.C., include trips to Los Angeles and classIficatIon. A winner must lens allows, to get the larg. when government represents. New York, electric typewriters, symbolize a grandmother or est-size face In the picture 11%es gathered at Kennedy Cen- TV sets, record players, grandfather, a mother or fa- frame. Select a plain, unobuuter. They saw a special collec- wardrobes and cameras among their, a young man or woman, a sive background and lighting lion of "Memorab American other items. teen4ge boy or girl, etc. Faces" taken by capital no, that Illuminate.s the features The contest is limited to am. Winners will be announced without being harsh or so tables and heard an announce- teur photographers who may aftr bright 1 and before the year the subject squlnt.t & alert for ment of the "Great American enter photos taken within the endsNov. and exhibItions of the natural, Spontaneous ex. Face Photo Contest" sponsored past year. An amateur is prizewinning photca are ached. pressions and by the Kinney Shoe Corp., a yt. who does not earn more one honest emotions than uled for displa th Cal.lfor. I tae tionwide chain, that convey sincerity, humor or half his income from photogra. nia Museum of Science and In. strength of purpose. The contest was launched as phy. The subject Shoot should be a dustry in Los Angeles and the enough to make a good selec. a Bicentennial project for ama- close-up portrait leur photographers across the person. An entry study cs( one Morris Museum of Art and Sci- (ion and get them postmarked may be either ences in Morristown, N.J. in time. nation to illustrate the Amen- a black -and-white or a color Since this contest is within the can credo, "We, the People ,.." print which Even if yours isn't a winner, cannot be larger scope of most amateur pho. it will have been good ex. e are places in the winner's than 4 x 5 inches, maz1znim tographers and because the cirde for people of all ages, all size. perience, will have Improved deadline is so close, would-be sour nhotn thlnkmn, ii,A UULU OccuDatlnns ii,,1 t',.. ------, fill .• U they participants must immediately your contribution to the collec. from all sections ofthecowi, have been published pre. get or write for the official enlive conceptions of the "Great The sponsor seeks photos of viously. try forms, then study and follow American Face." memorable American faces Negatives should not be sent the rules. Keep' inmind that which portray those qualities of with nrin1r thips, -ill h- a v. ' tutor slides and 7ica line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) - . 1m0 ol ne - - - no ' 76 times -r llJlllliilij a 31c a line Sunday - Noon Friday o - 6 thru 25 times Noon The Day Before Publication 55 Mariner*s d-rerter - 41c a - 7 STORY OLDER HOME- .1 bedrooms, partly furnished, large trees. 1', acres plus S35,00 A Small Classified Ad brnqs biq r e turn Try one and see 372 IAII or DEADLINES ... USE OUR CREDIT PLAN ' 28 Out of dale i thru S times SATURDAY 9-Noon naN J ""M Ji1I o~an 0 1jul11 no MENl Needed In Photo Contest F ERC.E "GOOD' r$ NO \4 800 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl 43—Lots-Acreage -- - ________________ RATES HOURS SI Otherwise 52 Cereal grain (p1) foodstuff negatives 1111 amll. (35) Mayberry R.F.D. (44) Partridge - - 26 Italian in Bunch 'Great American Face' 323.5880 CLASSIFIED DEPT. T name ________ People" Tuesday. Sunday 25 Certain 4 Maid s name 30 High fLatini 5 With (Ger man) 5r.,u Club - WJ ri 0 24 To catch sight name of 50 Lamb's pen DOWN 38 Criminal Theatre Undedog ¶ I LL A1T1 L ON T 1 (ntnarctt 37 Macaroni form 2 LOS name 3 Scottish (p1) (3.5) Mothers In Law (44) lJrwf.rdnn (44) FIintstone (2) lronside 'F 41—Houses O;N 3beoo,m SANFORD Small family a r New, modern, I story efficiency enced l9.5o. OWNER retirees wanted for this loycit apartments, attractively fur Will. FINANCE like new 3 bedroom homi nished. convni0ntly located and! Beautiful Shöcje trees $26.900 beautifully landscaped $135 mo. LOTS 0' SPACE In this I bedroom SanlandoRealty. Inc Call between 1:30 S. For In home. Yours for only $16,500. Realtors Silo?; formation rill 3720701 OrlandO - WInter Park 831-9993 322-2611 A0 O(i 36 Laud 39 Mediocre Friends. Tomorrow (9) All My Children (2k) Electric Company evening meal 34 Shrewd (9) Gilllgans Island (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood 3:25 (44) Spirit 01 '76 3: 0 (6) Tattletales (9) Life To Live (24) Lillias, Yoga And Y ou (35) R ocky And His SemInole 6 tt rt'g.r 3) ii r s 1, 21 Title 7 Pub drinks Pie-wedding 35 58 Go up 23 South by east 59 Hawaiian 8 Trials party lab) 9 Hearty meals 40 Cocktail garland 24 Letter 60 Way to brol 10 First quality seafood 27 Indian II Cooking 43 More pallid steak cornmeal 45 Stinging pain utensils 61 Toes porridge 16 Deletes 46 Cooking fuel (Scot) 29 Distant 20 Lessen 47 Speed contest 32 Simple 22 Female horses 48 Feminine (24) Sesame Street (33) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges Restless (8, 13) Magnificent Ivan 53 Cereal grain 54 Word for wwd 41—Houses CLASSIFIED ADS ______ (Fr J 56 Deed 19 Land holdings 57 Summers (Ft (33) The Lone Ranger (24) Romannotis Table Young And (6) Neighborhood (44) Leave it To A WEEK 3:00 _______ IS Beaten 099 disheS 17 Girl's name Council Meeting Glouchestermen 31—Apartments Furnished — OTAA 1OIi 1 44 Evergreen trees _____ (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City (24) The ___ ______ Club 4:30 (6.4) Mery Griffin Reason 12:00 (2. 44) News (24) Mister Rogers' DANCING TO 1. 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Bryan 10:00 (6) Country Miii.Assoc. Awards (13) Burke's Law (24) Say Brother: - Space: Service MORNING Theatre National Geographic Tomorrow Tuesday Football Stagecoach 9:30 (6) Deal (6) Rhoda 1:00 (2. 4) West (44) Movie (24) Intercom (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Wild Kingdom (6) Match Game PM (I) World At War (9) Let's Make A 8:00 (2) C'30 () Phyllis (13) Punt. ____ __ Monday Ans*er to Previous Est Your Business D,Qi3222oflO(8393 �—1__ - -- . . -- - - - - - - --- -- -. -- - -. ... . . . - - -. .. JL -.-.-.- I. 4B. -. - 6B—Evenin Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday. Oct. 13, 193 BEETLE BAILEY ARE ~0, i 004CW IN jJ [I [AINT E. I1 IT 16 'I 16, 1 ul 00 Ill III 0 Q I II - 0.0 I 0 Your standing in the eyes of getting your way regarding contemporaries is at a high things important to you. Just A ) t;URE, IT'5 A LOTTA — - I 1 1 cup I I k61 - ~~_ 1I L1 I 1 1 - W . J7 - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I ) _ V &~b .~ I ,1 ~_ C ~Zei_~_ DIAPER-CHANGE io-0 )1-' I /K. 1 i -r,L--> '\J - " j - BUGS BUNNY - THE L LSN1 T ThAT - HAD LAST TIME? - THIS WAY, PETUNIA! YEAH- GOOD, .\! over two years ago. For two weeks he lay semi -co nscious, vomiting every bit he ate and hiccuping constantly. When .\ ~ ~r 00) QL THROCS 1 M4 I - they could finally make , .' - . . / / ,. . r ' - BLONDIE ; l. I DECiDED D I I Twouc*r iD~ WERIE CIONG t ME?! 'I I 0 1 -W 0 ; ON IV ~ TIME /(f, I . 11 ii i - 0 I UX a - , . ____________________________________ WINTHROP -_____ I C1 bV Dick CC i - _________ 7 f -'\_ . - I / ,'.-) --\ , ci__ " _______ -\ / (— _._J - ___ ARCHIE '0-13 — THEE OPPORTUNITY M ' ;f t -I-)- 1 o 1 1 1 C. - . i f I - - X_ , )/ : ___ __ - - , ,_ FRANK AND ERNEST clot or ---. IF 7_6~_ I ~ I I .1 . i J I ' 2.A. - - Docrog TH I 1__, ____-'1: J~J' I ~ ,,# — I .,. 9 9 TO lll S ) -- - AAUI -. - - i - , , t, . p ,. Approval for the sidewplir. , which will.run down the west ~ side of Tangerine 111,11 JL'_ _I ANAVU Aw. t ,I-$ 4 WA i.4 I W , -* - Ii 1W4 -,.%. --I ,. j ~ - I 0 . 60 1 1-1 f___ 4 Al Vc,m, 5(1 I- I - r . month that last year's insurance poficy last year, the cost insure the cars %kas about 0,000, Polk said. But this year t ttirnatc; it urance costs will jump d with the sheriff won't be renewed. I fl/ ~4- - ? I I hich runs out the first f next iiiuth .' . - . . . . .. •'-'- __ - meeting, summed up a report from city engineers regarding and the cost for a single sample missioner Julian Stenstrom. expected stricter federal is $200 for the complete Stenstrom and Knowles also requirements for water analysis, whereas they always explained the 'skeet" sections treatment plants. from Sara Jacobson for pur. chase of the Palmetto Avenue re station property. Cornmissioner A. A. McClanahan used to run the drinking water should be vacated since the city and Stenstrom said the "It will mean higher costs to standar ds for $20 to $," has threatened with a property was appraised at been $36,000 and assessed at $40,000. The first In a series of "Welcome to tAke Mary"sig Is, sponsored by the Lake Mary Rotary Club, is Ins t alled at east end of Lake Jacobson sWd &he esfimated about it. The special (state) state has gradually been in. Mrs. Long said after Mary Boulevard. Assisting Lake Mary Rotarlans Vic 11AFIls, it would cost bet ween p0,000 legislation will be extremely creasing water treatment meeting she was not sure secreta ry, (second from left) and Don Jackson, welcome and SM.000 to develop the sign costly," City Manager Warren requirements on a number of whether she would seek legal committee chairman, (second from right) are Lou GugllelmeflO operty. She said she had E. "Pete" Knowles told counties and m-uch of South action for what she termed a planned to convert it to an old (left) a member of Rota ry Clu b of Seminole Coun ty South, C00 Commissioners. Florida is now under orders to "hazardous" area. tractor on the* project, and Guglielmello's foreman, Jon Jagotka. fashioned Ice cream parlor with Knowles also said the --in- go to 6mplete ground surface Knowles said Mrs. Lon 9 fire department decor. flationary factor" would ROTARIANS GIVE WELCOME SIGNS Sheriffs Open Cam aign On Mandatory be a water-t)pe treatment rather bought the property in the "different and additional cost." than the very minimal aeration lowland muck area and moved The commission denied a B,C, Conklin. with Clark, and settling, and chlorination a house on it and has sinee request froin County ComDietz and Associates. methods. complained of the flooding mission Chairman Sid Vihlen . l.r,jneers. Inc., in a letter In other action, the cotr condiUon, Jr. to uaive a $29 building voted 3vaca te and taxpa yers should be permit fee for a metal building Knowles, City Engineer Mack abandon two blocks of platted protected from this potential to be constructed at Five Points t-aknbY and Public Works but undeveloped streets of West suit. The city can't be held for housing county fire L)irector Rick RiCharde - 14th St. in the V,est-Central responsible," said Knowles. department equipment. G n Law explained the impact fly BOB LLOYD IIeld Staff writer president, Union County Sheriff Polk said. "but we hope that the to association datory of a new area of the city. Mrs. Long said she wasn't "Saft Drinking Water" Act and Commissioners John Morris - Seminole Count) residents last , ear - 20 by Frank Hill 1_________~ ",','"'I'l ' , ADD SEN I- , 10 UnIted Wftu and six were involved in a day-care program. According to the Center's Community Education Coordinator. W.S. Chambers, patients are en. uragmi to participate in sup. plemetital programs after initial hospitalization. After a detoxification period of two weeks, Sanford Veteran's (Continued On Memorial Park on the lakefront now boasts a new Bicentennial flag large Page 2-A) - -1 Today Aviation Committ" Director Glen Pennywitt reported a new promotional brochure has gone J 11 ! -. . modow 4 Dr.[Amb ............. I Sports I !-3B Television ear The number of out-patients the Commerrial Committee, 8B said that group recommended a nate Vie Arnett, of the Golden Age ...............6B Olympics committee, said the 6A treated in the same time period is group was trying 10 make community more aware of the I %FATlI4lt I Monday's high 85. Overnight low o event, which will be held NOV. nett said once 115, Olympics becomes well known, Fair to partly cloudy through the event will "put Sanford in Wednesday. Slight chance of an the limelight." Methodist Church on Park Avenue in afternoon thundershower. Jack RathmeH, head of the Sanford. s. sports committee, said the I Highs in the mid to upper Accordin g to Chambers, statistics i Lows In the upper 60s and low Central Flori da Shad Derby has indicate there are 21,000 alcoholics 7OL Easterly winds 10 to 15 been reesta blished, wi th the in the tn-county population of I m decreasing at nighL Rain Evening Herald as sponsor. 600,000, Rathme ll also repor ted that 1 probability 20 per etut dur ing the Seco nd Annual Sanford the afternoon. Thanks To You, Its Working ____________________________________________________ I Complete details and tides Powerboat Regat ta will be held here in Ap ri l. are on Page A. _; --- ,9 C`kA 1 pre lousi) b) the Sanford :: :'; i I ,_# '.. ner, said to be the largest in I Related Story, Page 3-A _ I ~U' .; .- -1 .r ,._I Magro, who was unable to be present to see his flag -- - --,-.-. -- Vinicio Magro'in the production of accept certificates of appreciation and Bicentennial flags from the represented by Bett) Roberson, assistant director of the ad ministrative staff, and Mrs. Peggy Homer, secretary of the Bice ntennial Committee. Patriotic music was provided for the witnessed proximately 175 persons, by the Seminole High School Band under the direction of Martha Oestrelch. The Sanford Naval Academy provided the color guar .. . _4 ,f - _ ~, , - _~ ! ;, . ~ r I . ___1 __J L # . f I ;_-___ Sanford's new mammoth Bicentennial flag Is unfurled In ceretnanjea )dy at Veteran's Memorial Park. Shnwn participating in the flag raising at center is Viniclo Pailno, one of the flag makers, Jack Homer, BIcentennial Committee Chairman, Ernie florrell, of the county Bicentennial committee J back to cameo) sod Dr. WHIlam R. Adams, right, state execu ti ve directo r of th e Bicentennialco mmission. Master of ceremonies was Ernie Horrell, coor. dinator for the Seminole County Bicentennial Conunittee. The guest speaker. Dr. Wi lliam H. Adams, new executh director of the Florida Bicentennial Commission, was in. tduced John Mercer, treasurer for the county Action Committee. conunittee. Ile invocation was given , by Rev. Leo King, pastor of the First U nited Methodist Ch urch of Sarord and benedi ction was given by Rev. Douglas Porter of the The Birentennial flag was presented by Bicen. tennial Committee Cha irman Jack Homer to the City of Sanf ord with Commissioner A.A. (Mac) McClanahan accept ing for the city in the absence of Free Methodist Church, who is chairman of the Bicentennial Religion ..;. .~~., y . ~- ~ __ -,~ -~ ~j;,_t-f 0 Z iv%A - -- __~__- . : ___ ' /. -. 0 ~ ~ C 7~~, -, 11 R V iW _~ilrr ~~iW,. i 0-- -_ -, ____'~J I - " .1 1". f,~ --wj n . ; t~-----~-41, - _-! . Ilk. - the state and possibly in the nation, took place Monday afternoon at the park. The only thing to mar the llowever, ... SB 20,000, identifies Sanford -- -- - ,1F-~,!1. _t --!T'~ — guidance on a day-to-day basis, Alcoholics maintains a team of — of age. T about double that number. Besides its regul ar programs In Orlando, the Mid-Florida Center for , By JANE CASSELBERRY Held Staff Wdter The crime Committee directors of the Albert and Chamber Executive Greater Sanford Chamber of Manager Jack Horner presided Commerce met today to hear over the meeting, which progress reports on committee featured reports on the upactivities. coming Golden Age Olympics, I IL years 41 . - 18 feet Bicentennial ban- The Center has a total staff of 40 to . law. Big Flag Unf urled At ra rK association. PR Inc. -president Diana Monaghan said Florida sta tistics show that oscr half of the crimes in the categories Reports Presente To Chamber Board Alcoholics Inc., in Orlando served 49 handle some 5W in-patients per 1 sentence good with hardened criminals," per cent of patients were still abstaining from alcohol. This compares favoi-ably with a national level L . a felony, aircraft piracy, or any attempt to commit these crimes. Seminole Sheriff John Polk said today, "We feel that there are lots of people who're not covered by the new law are familiar with the new ma committed by youth under 21 with its treatment programs, 1' . - .1___1,.C~-=:--!;---,1_ - -_ __ - -_ Polk sought and won a 14-day extension customers within five to six Conklin said in his letter. lawsuit from Mrs. Edna Long, a years ... Iliere's no question Conklin explained that the property owner. flie (enter has had much success I L-11 - - . ~ ,_ _ LFW , **-... RESCUED. ______ - ' 11 0 HE LAND - D ON CCLUMUS DAY DIDN 40'TES ASKI), %IG W - .-.. I I __=-~ . ~,_ ' . - through inpatient hosi I ' P A. . . • 511 . IL -__. ., - . !J I I (. ' -. - - United Way Aids I F-ri i; with three additional police cmisers Meyer cast the ordy opposing confronted with the natural and McClanahan moved and John Whitehead at Lake majority of first or second newEnvironmental Protection vote.Ma yor Loe Moore as drainage area situation at first, seconded the oUon for denial Bob Andrew, the county's Bufler. offenders will get the message. Agency requirements, "similar absent, and - has requested the city director of public works. "Big Brother (county) has Billboards and televisi on and The $1 million publicity Hey, if you use firearms in to the sewage treatment t ype "It would cost a fortune to remedy the improper drainage, been telling you the city) all Also, Commissioner Dick radio commercials will soon campaign is an outgrowth of a crimes and are convicted you program." remove the muck, fill it in and She said some days it meam along what to do," said Meyer. William asked for a ty warn criminals and potential recent ly-passed state law can expect to spend at least A also noted that Orlando pave it. 'Mere's no way to her children have to "stay The commission unanimously udy. criminals in Florida that they making the three-year prLwn three years in state prison." Laboratorie3 is now advertising alleviate the flooding condition home from school." approved a request from Mrs. His request came after Mrs face a mandatory three-year term mandatory In 11 crimes The unique publicity to run these (ground surface without creati ng a problem "The road couldn't be built M. Stamm for pang Gtenway ic prison tem if they use firearms where firearms are used. The program, designed by PR Inc., water-type treatment) tests somewhere else," said Com- under normal circumstances. Drive. crimes, are murder, sexual a Win ter Park firm, is designed congestion at a convenience In commission of crimes, The Florida Sheriffs battery, robbery, burglary, to acquaint citizens and visitors store in the area traffic is -. ch Association is launching the arson, aggravated assault, to the state of the new law hazardous at Howell 1 crime deterrent aggravated batters, i sponsored by Senator Im Road, a blind co rner exists In largest . d the 1.9 rnile walk program ever undertaken in the naping, escape, breaking and Glisson, It-Eustis, rind strongly by the chi ldren cou ld Id prose Southeastern United States, entering with intent to commit supported by the state sheriffs after a recommendation from Ylt A105 _1=_.=-=:= : _s . . being added this year. The present insurance carrier, United States Fire and Casualty, announced last "it will mean higher costs to (water) determined," said Knowles. . "Prepare for higher (city) customers within five to six years. . There's no question about it." 11 U - ve access to certain streets in Ihat's how Commissioner t area. he — City Manager Gordon Meye r, acting mayor in Th e commission unanimously Warren E 'Pete ' K 0 Mond ay nights commission rejected a lone bid of $20,000 from Howell granted - 1 I T - i departmEnt. The sheriff will ask the co mmission to adopt an ordi na nce which will allow him to secure chea pe r rates on the sheriff's fleet of police cruisers, 11), JOE ASKREN I ferald Staff Writer ; U MY! A&r • -. 1 Hey, 10%AWAiV / I1\'t - - -.--,.. lcoholic ' % -A 1 ES. - I - a different concept. That concept included a bridge across the belts before - - . -- ; _N RL CKED — - S91 EMBEFst t i . Y 4 [ _3 4N - % % i Fr-" T PMET - _ KIN 60 101 1E, FEATHERS FOR W -. L Ryan , 11 , ,_ I 6 taway said the commission has not ne glected the proposal. but IM~ X - 14)l ' \ 7y ' I K. V i within two miles of their school. ,1 T4~ Qr*) ----c .-- I '. , , - I ~ % T. T I v TUMBLEWEEDS CHWI A ,C- r DzGsT. _ . - The state will not fund busing As a safety measure we now require our customers to '. .J .. "$10,000 or $15,000 less," than what i suran ce firms ar e presently bidding. The sheriff's fleet contains 63 cars, Water Bills May Increase - ,; .1 .~ I 14 .- of school children who live p _____________ YOU MOST ADMIRE IN THIE b1tCEIVER, ' ' "seway for our children." ' W saw C ,A,f . . ,- .. I '. t .I ' 4. V. ' a - J I-% ~ .. .. She said, "we don't need the buses back," but we need ' by - *.r-, , 1.'*4 _________________________________________________ I - 4 --- .~____ ;il44 were taken away two years ago. — ~v 11 ~ ~1 I surrounding counties. Also, Polk will bring up another item of business today that important to h In City ()f Sanford . - -:-' according MV Cozav AW & .AV.. / / ".. d JointI Underwriters A&wiation will be required to insure the police cruisers for — iWP_;LV6T,,s, )W! ~ ,~! / "ieeting. On June 9, fire swept through the county Jail, leaving 10 prisoners and a Jailer ea in its wake. lj41 1 i pointed out that school buses ; (1%1 I & r , Commissioner Mike Hat- 00 ', , 1. iis instead has I I I .1 PRISCILLA'SPOP ~ --- ii She said at least 520 children walk 19 miles daily enroute to Iastbrook Elementary School from the subdivision. Some of the children, she said. are first and second• graders. She II II,I. fasten their seat IT stalled. Chief De puty Duane Barrell last week submitted a request for money to hire irrt'etional officers, h u t the oinrnission The commission offered Polk S3.2- lot I i I- , million, he refused and the sue went to Tallahassee here the Florida Cabinet is expected to make a ruling at i Oct. 21 paying out an estimated $1,000-a-day to house inmates in facilities located in pe r ce nt. Polk said that with the ordinance the " si t$ Is I $0 0 if , / I , , by Garry Trudeau 11 W _ - . QUIMBY any . .- J. wall of the arteries. The ar te ry is then blocked off with a P - - ~ ALL \^AOU _________ tuallyff thepaUntrecoyeys,It is plain swelling as you see with I J N -1/ '- F.astbrook area. ______ I HE DISMIS-"L BELL! TO MAKE NEW C)NES ! BACK AT SCHM ? Your husband might get some I DOONESBJJRY by BobMontana IALJTOM.ATE(L4NGUG) LAS! ABOtiT YOUR FIRST DAY J0E!5 A0TO Talbhassee at an appeals headng O Polk's bid for a full .million budget for fiscal 1975-76, I 1. unhappy," said Mrs. Sturdjeon, who claimed to represent parents in the - - now, the Jail will open around the first of November," the sheriff said. The state's 14-point plan was a hat of items officials said must be complied with be fore th e jail co uld reopen. In th at list was some $80,000 worth of safety features which are presently be in- 3 - .I - .. "We have accomplished nothing. All we have are just promises. The parents are timates!" THE CRANCE TO RENEW e----- - -- tenclance. Vihlen, who is the liaLwn conuilissioner on the Jail, was in Jail doors shut that same day and haven't reopened while the county is ( i by Dick Tumor — part of August. "Tbat is the only thing. As it stands . ~'-; - playing the defense. She won JACOBY MODERN.) CARNIVAL delayed the sue until Commissiun (airman Sid Vihien Jr., was in at- L along the, road even though a from the bidding that a trump newspaper. The Jacobys witi lead would be the best answer individual questions defense It turned out not to it stamped, so// be. enve!op enclosed The the at- most interesting questions tractive lad expert' sitting will be used in this Column South, wasted no time end and will receive copies of -___________ Polk must ask the commi-mion for the binds 1'ait his budget was submitted Mrs. Mary Sturdgeon reminded the commission that the childrenhave question have a worse than they will be even. fatty-cholesterol parUcles in __ __ -5' (Do you for the exports? Write "Ask % get swollen with the stroke. and are usually caused by This causes pressure on brain diseased arteries. The arteries cells and makes things look are damaged by deposits of / ) ° way — ,' -4ARTD FINDA.4 ATTF_~,M VM- ALI 01 F-NC4=- . - bage, and everything else you Oswald: "Sherlock deduced the Jacobys care of this or specialist in physical takes regular walks and does icine A 0 some ke chores in the yard and around m ° their the house. His balance is still victims can improve speech with speech therapy. bad and his walk and speech The la t ter is a long process. Tile feasibility of using these aids years from now we may look de -pends a lot on what is availa ble inour nuni. had some therapy. Physical therapy for stroke agree with these doctors? tirm s,most successfu.. DEAR READER Your t is hushe nd had a marked patient's l it in it. Early therapy sometimes swe lling (edema) in the bra will help maintain muscle around the area of injury from ht the damaged artery gradually functions that be lost. subsided. It is common for brain to accumulate fluid and Strokes are like heart attacks I . - I IMMATLY C'CL.AR ,-4N ALL. Lamb mended any kind of therapy. He muscles yaphysical VIV can imagine," during the past perfect and toda y we see him making a rare s i p." Neither our medical doctor improvement with special training in the use of his nor the neurosurgeon I'LL JUST, THINI< op ir F ' ,I'M . ~', 1* gradually got a litUe ii .: r. some coordination, and his remains. DOLLARS been no end play and itt make the contract - s regained. That Is why thtslowly regained some strength, difficulty in walking and talking HERE ThE by the s ta te. The Seminole County Cornmission today approved $2,400 for construction of sidewalks on " ' Jim: 'Had Holmes opened . He Chic Young of the road, stepping in "gar- . . There was n the slightest permanently destroyed, and improvement for two weeks. their function can not be - . . - Only one m.ajor item - the hiring of a diamond there would have led a Missouri S reader wants to 1% ell ,North I.aI South know f it is true that Brvant I 174 & McCampbell of St. Louis InIV Ki%i 2V Pasi 3V vented the 4-3-2-1 point count Pass 4V Pass l'ass The answer is that back in ' 1915 McCampbell wrote his I friend Milton Work suggesting that for notrump valuation he should count an ace as 4. a Oswald: "Sherlock Ifolmes king as 3. a queen as 2 and a . ., - Bridge Detective' was so Jack as one point, Work 4 successful that Frank Thomas adopted this and for man), has produced a sequel called years it was called the Work The Return of Sherlock count oren bextended it to add m'o Holmes Bridge f)ett'c tive"'' point fur each bI Jtrn Th e hands are In each singleton and tr t t d a lmo t II show void. Today. it is called either t he g reat de t ec ti ve his best. the point count or the Goren However, even Sherlock is not count e in June. The 14-point plan worked up by state officials was compitted in the latter Tangerine Blvd., after an Eastbrook subdivision resident NP,, . angiograms no surgery was nessary. The neurosurgeon The eels that were destroyed said there was no medical help. by the stroke, as opposed to I t was up to nat ure and God, those temporarily not funcThe blood had to be absorbed. tioning from swelling, are . . . i B Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband was hospita lized 35 days for cerebral hemorrhage HE REMEMBERS 1 YuKK! . Subs d i yy i by Stoffel & Heimdahl I. 986 • 1043 : 94 Htb uInejbtr I y- 4 M READY K BY EL) I'RICKfl Ilerd Staff Writer %a rd By and then Watson had to lead club. Betty played for the club honors to be divided and V A K J 8 72 Stroke Signs 11 :uffld Oswald: "Holmes and Watson took three diamond tricks AS ~1!1 I ed Okay four additional correctional officers — blocking the reopening of the Seminole County Jail by Nov. 1, Sheriff Jotm Polk s.aid today. And Polk sa id he's going before the Seminole County Commission day to request the $33,00 needed to hir e th e four SOUTH Social contacts made at this Obligations due you will be / . I ) . J 1' . .0 11" I ( FAST A Q 1093 V It) • extremely bright today. Give matters that can increase your Persons you deal with on an holdings top priority. intimate basis will treat you \~i—_ I I , I a .1 __ / ~ HAVE %~OU HAD WITH SIR... IR... LL' \ . by Larry Lewis S WELL, JJ ED - — been ironed out. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your financial prospects are - .- ( I(, `1$ EST -Four Jailers Needed Before Opening I ularnon. A K J 8 76 Sidewalk • L Ia S 52 K 103 will be easily awakened. You'll find that Lisks you thought would be tough will be just a snap. 111SCF-S (Feb. M,Nfarch 20) the details have previously -' DIFFERENT excusE FoR OT DON'%1Z IiOUP. PAPER, A Agreements that ynu enter into are concerned. AQUARIUS(Jan. MFeb. 19) today will have far-reaching beneficial effec ts, provided all Your optimistic outlook today I 11 I the, trump, led a spade to dum. 13 my, r uffed a spade, led a se. fed dummy's co1 tru mp. ,%OIITII contemplating. The transition could gain materially today from two different sour ces. Be should go smoothly. . -. ___________________ A W, 0 I . Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10- Cents -- li ()SW1tI.l) and JAThS Jt(011Y together regarding something things will happen through pals you've been hoping for. Expect you'll be rubbing should e rs some good ne ws today. with. (,et out where the action CANCER (June 21-J ul y 22) is. It's a good day to make an CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. impor ta nt c hange you've been 19) There's a possibility you Kr 3 1 ( 1 r/ . I o 0~_~ Mom 68th Year, No. 46—Tuesday, October 14, WIN AT BRIDGE point today. Request favors if don't press too hard or too over. YOU need them. powering. GEMINI (May 21-June SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ) 77v pieces are beginning to fit 21) This will be a fun day. Good E-1 _ I' $E coming year in new alliances ARIES (March 21-April 19) time will be very helpful to you repaid. that you'll form. One with a You'll be lucky today In at a later day. Keep in close person who wields considerable BIRTIIDAY situations where Important touch with persons you now will prove' exinfluence Oct. 1975 pe ople are involved and large meet. You will be fortunate this ceptionally fruitful issues are at stake. SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. fl) 11 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be fortunate today in . THE BOR N LOSER . g For Tuesday, October 14, 1975 1 - 1 fly l3F UN ICE BEllE 0501, A -. 1l.:1. HOROSCOPE Mort Walker 7 Mayor 1 Me, who was called ou t of the city. _-- ~ ~_~ ~~_~7 --7,, - V,~ir-j i~ - -, c. 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, October 13, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 13, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 13, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f9406ff1835403361adc5bf12e9ed92f.pdf 4737eb0f8030da5597b1d53b075ee2a2 PDF Text Text - 3Etl SHORT -- 1 S b y IkMOW YOURE F:AS I RI NGO [3u-r 1MOT IMPRESSED. IN ADDITION TO BEING FAST. AS1' YOU HAVE TO, E ABLE -r HIT WI-1AT_YOUR SHOOTING AT. Frank Hill P jIT1t1fItJ -- 68th Year, No . 57— Monda y,Oct ober 27 1975 Bomb Shake 3 Cities zip (_V% LF LP 10* f 1 O KAY/ Qk4Y, I'M BY 4 , ________ ) ZIP I 0 - It UmNzqy ,ifU,1 IDLE Stoffel& Mei' Lxnd hl ____________________________________________________________________ . . -____________________________________________________ ) HEY, BOSS, C) A_MINUT) VA PINCH R4c/I/RA J• Sk 1!!! use ! ! cooperation t needed on - I ~r 1M I :-- ) HOLD IT... .. I KNOW VVHY -,—("I'OLREHER' 'I I ) ' PAY iv ' . bL _ ___ --' •. ,J _____________________________ ___ • a -i .•, j -- 1 National CII) Bank, heard ont of the explosions and ran outside He was sta ndi ng 30 f eet 1 — away when a bomb exploded in YOU'RE PJERvous, TENSE, FEEL. REPLJCED ThE LEVEL OF FE WAIT TO SE REWARDED ON THE &\SIS OF PERFORMANCE AND ACCOMPLISH — . -, U WON HAVE To 00 • - - I ' - - - 1 THROUGH l / - \ THAT5 ONE OF '' THE TI-B N(3S YOU AUGHT ME. J DAD.--*_ THANKS. T for National I~beration, which - seeks independence for Puerto Rico, a U.S. commonweal th. t.. 0 I A . — - 1 - I. M SlNOOL i LW • , . 5 • - '. .. 5 •• ' B C.B. E CR0WNED '' s It will be a decent supper 1b which is it permanent thi cl, g. We believe it will be even more of an asset to the downtown area," said Zane. Zane said the discotheque is one of the 'hottest th ings going • •' ..! 'S. ,. ,. ' 4 * ' ' • • today" and it could make a"lot of money fast ... but it might.v Just a fad." , \' • , e Th e cwaing of lovely blonde Mao wlep as Thouy in th e beauty pageant were (frem left)Cathy Jo Capko, third; Roadrunners Hearing Cower%atlon Queen on Sunday was the Doris Stogner, first; PatActa McClanahan, second; and Gina climax of the club's fou rth annual C.B. Radio aub Jamboree held Madden, fou rt h. liferald Photo by Bill Vincent) I1day thro ugh Sunday in the Sao Civic Center. R unners-u p 5. New Car Loan Period Fluctuates By JOE SKR herald Sta ff Water The FALN had been blamed The new "regular supper club" still will include two dance floors, with dzince, bands and live entertainment, and a "full steak and lobster menu," Zone explained. Both Patrick and Zane are A SE JOHN VOGT Sen. Vogt At Meeting On Schools (nationally be t ween hand which he said Is "nor- less than November 1 4 and March of mal." W. this )-car was due to the Arnold Tindel, 5 per cent locally. F. general manager dinance also w4s waived by The 42 month loan cu down s icar buyer) trading ability (1SCUSSIOn • • -- Superintendent W.P. "Bud" lf said pmarj c to be r1e wed concerned mate for mat te rs relating to cotlecUve requested cost bargaining and the State Public (OflS a s e f the dealer," he added. Lincoln Mercury Inc., Agee Einployes Relations Cornsaid in the last two Hodges said his bank au} 1 uC iefl1efla) chool one at historic Fraunces year period depending on where percent of the case Many Longwood, m is said sion (PERC). children on S.R. 46A from Lark. the months, he's made only six new provides for 36 month car loa Tavern in Manhattan last he banks, his downpa))ent, turned in their cars volun- repossessio n rate has dropped car loans for VihIen Road. The meeting was to be in perloth in excess but some 42 month loans are w January t hat killed four per. and what his credit ra ting is. tanly," said Ronald Russi, from about 10 Layer's office. per ce nt sa of l es , of three years. City Manage r Warren E ,,, available with the proper value M ost banks and car dealers of vice president sons and injured 44 others sident of the Pan six tü eight months ago, to PERC last week certified Knowles id in his "Our maximum new car loan and credit mrandosa(he about five percent flow three Anote found by the New York seen contacted in a recent Mnecan Ba of lBacy more Individual COffiBill Baker of Bill Baker mission is for four years, which we Just survey said the percen tage of Russi said he hasn't had to Don Hales, owner and gaining unts ar that the survey Post in a phone booth said the and b within the started. It's been a three year Volkswagon Inc., said he bombings were the FALN's cars repossessed has dropped repossm any cars in four manager of Sanford Motor t school dis will be sent to tr ict' for collective period for several years," said believes the repossession rate costs Cooff considerably since last years. Ile said 36-nionth car said none of his cars have U-en way of commemorating what it Spring. bargaining purposes: the with some banks has dropped Commission and the City. loans have been available for a repossessed since 1970. lie 'aid Agee. said was the 25th anniversary of Seminole County Bus Drivers County Public Pezold said his bank started from six percent of sales in 14 Works As prices soar, auout 25 per long time at his bank. about half o! his customers revolution in Puerto Rico The cent of new car loans are for of to an average of 21, Director Bob Andrew said a I nc., the Secretarial—Clerical & . peraint the "big stretch" auto loans for Agee said his rtt n'eescinn pa cash for tus vehicks note said in part: Nonfield inspection f o periods in excess ofthree years, rate is down to less than one a 48monthsJust recentl lie said car sales toda) r the project Instructional Bales said he believes auto the maximum term Personnel g will i cIudect Baker pointed out 5 ccorthr.g to Federal Reserve month, and he was averaging loa 'loday armed units u auto n financing IS Seminole County NIPSCO). uILCOUflty dealers of Chrysler Ford and city responFAIN cominernorate th easier loans was 36 months before but three th Board figures. However, lo(.al four or five a month last year. than it was a year ago "andnow A master the co ntract between eir sibi.ities. and General Motors ha ve th anniversary of the October dealers and banks sa id this zold said he's had less t ha n banks are trying to get money." that O5 CXIblC t board and he th e Seminole own "factory-backed" in. Knowles said the purpose of 1950, revolution in Puerto Rico percentage is too high. ten repossessed vehicles so far lie said the bank repossession Many people are keeping stallment rinancing avadable the Project is to pro%ide a safe Education Association t SEA, Both Ralph Pezold senior this year. lie said he doesn't ki aga inst 'nki domination,d rate has dropped because it Is the ' t:1er model cars, today, for new car buyers. was signed last month. acc for school children. marks the first anniversary as %ice president of Flagship Bank the dealer dicUte the loan under better control. i the district said Pezold. Russi said he Perhaps Don Bales owner Knowles also %Tote Andrews an organization, by bunching a of Sao, and Wendell Agee, policy. In years past, auto loans were doesn't believe some of the new and manager of American last week requesting seeking help in the speedconstantly educational simultaneously coordinated at- vice president Flagship U.S. Howard Hodges, president of generally nude for a two-year cars will "hold u p for the th ree funding" Motor ree s Sales and Service at limitabereviewd and possibly Bank of Seminole. agree their the Atlantic National Bank of period. Then three year loans and four year loan periods." which he said Is Sianford Motor Co., best sum- lowered on S.R. 46A at Airport progra and monopoly capitalistic i n- repossession rate now "doesn't Sanford, said he had to became conunon. Agee said the becoming a "tougher" job. "The longer the CU.StOnier Ined up the auto loan business Blvd., in view of a recent -bad stitutions in New York, Wash average even one a month repossess sonic 50 new federal figure that 25 percent of finances -EsPETially when the mood for the more when he said accident' at Irkood Dr ive i nglon, D.C. Chicago and The reason so many new automobiles this past Spring, new car loans are f or every where ms to be to hold longer deirnental it is to his wading 'A long term loan j ust and S H cars Puerto Rico," were repossessed but now has only four or five on than three ycars is probably for a new car," said Hodges. t line," he sa id I )er. prolongs the agony!" Knowles said county Sen. Vogt's help also will be enit ed In seeking a Special Legislative Ac uochargea letfor earlier (or at least 10 bombIngs intheew York area, including 0 - Allan Zane, one ot the two develo per , said his partner, front his own building. Shortly after the f irst blasts, Collect bargaining, i ve expected to discuss the change in requestin a Woman called The Associated _______________________________________________________________________ zoned area, the commercial ly courtesy busing and state Press In New Yor k to say that topics to be which Zane said the ALN was responble for more of a routine formality, 1scUSSed when State Sen. John the blasts. FAI.N stands in Vogt ( Beach) met with since approval was Spa Aeek. The city's parking or. Seminole County School Armed Forces * - TH -Jic zeesko, 19, a security guard at a West Side branch of the First 1: ii- •1 '' ' .'• In New York, Danny Ml- r : ke .4 checkini; a suspicious box found in the Federal Reserve Bank. TM •. • r . Robert Patrick decided to go into a 'better type of bouquet of roses at the Stand ardthl Building. They were ___ I- before the City Commission today at 7 p.m. City Commissioners last week voted 3-2 to grant the original request for a new posh discotheque" at the former Gletz! Carpets, 119 Magno lia Ave., near Second • • -- sitli liquor.' The new request will come - I The group's p u had in Puerto Rico, but there were immedi ate reports of o . J In ne ws paper a fter and said two more 1ximbs were set to go off "in honor of the veterans." Police fo6nd an unexploded bomb consisting of five sticks of dynamite in RAISE IN i. — -4 aosaIt I this a 'Discotheque with beer and count) maintained secondary nine' In Sa nf ord has been road to a void or deeaze the changed instead to one for a probability of future acrt1itir nt and sup r Iiuti h rt ' ing a 1by th I b .- May Replace eque ii ILIZk simultaneously in the three cilic and caused only minor damage and no injuries. One of the blasts damaged first and second-story windows at Chicago's Sears Tower, the world's tallest build- BUGS B _________________ r zip Z C group timed responsibility for the bombings, which occurred a year and a day after fi ve similar lasts the group .as blamed for, IL biiiib, u t oil iliiiut ) I I b UPPer Cu 4. A Puerto Rican separatist / , eT ress P off business and government buildings in New York, wash- 1MPRESSEC'J Sanford Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents .4 - 4_1 - 1I IØ A new car buyer today can unemployment and layoffs and get a loan for a three-t o the energy crunch. That was i0 manager general of Jack ProssLy Ford Co., said and cuts 19 m out of the market Town & Country it's more like 20 percent. ,, 1975 by Warrw Bros. Inc. j ' 3K W NER 133r ww - UMB (S 90I--X3,- 2_S- UMB IS S4 --flo 704- / _OU~JT 3 -o4 g USR 15 0q3- 74ç 2M ) I - , 2 (— -4 - - Executive Assistant Coun _ MY MOR%AGe LOAJ.i WtAG1512P5 '7 7 --)~W- 7 3 2- W CAS AQ1) MY 1QTERIQAL~ R-CVENUE, eL,e( , TPX AUAC~Wr 0~-Cumeta La—ATeR NUMBEZ IS 074-&_1,:,65_e+22 -3 MAYBE V,)6 AAVUJ'T IQ THE PAST Z19' W—AR-S ____ SLrr WE, CERTA(QLY IvekMiN cals(s Commission All _____ •T —. ____ _______ ____________________________ f ,. S1 8,0M Under Commissioner John Kim. luding nearby Orange, operate brough has also expressed lie I with a county manager at U reservations about the power a nationwide advertising cahelni. manager might get pa ign to find candidates for t hile commissioners are voted in or title of assistant to the Kw i atkowski and Mike lint- out of olfit' is w The . r • • busing. according to Layer. y liob Ellis, the county coinission's administrative one point recently the position (Teati(m of the new manager. assistant, said the 1975-76 fiscal acquired the title of "rose." Each time tile Issue has come During meetings, Com- UP, Williams has voiced budget contains 95,000 for the missioners referred to the job's reservations. position. lie said the hiring title as the "rose" until would "round out" Underwood came up with If the ordinance is officially reorganization of the county executive assistant to the Passed. Ellis said it just will be governmerl as proposed In a commission tide he says im- a matter of interviewing apthe (ouflt)'3 plies less power than county plicants and choosing Itit mos t stud), by qualified. management consultant, E.H. a dminis trator. Many Florida counties, in. - Representatives and Senators ill be needed La er sa d % commission Seininole County Com. county was taway have favored cTeation of missioners are expected to vote decided on after some com- the new leadership position, title County while Commissioner Dick on an ordinance setting up a Administrator implied more William has voted in favor — new executive assistant post power than the tvmmisslon but with reservations. with a salary' range of from wished to dictate. $19,000to$25,000. at their 7 p.m. Williants said lie wants to meeting Tuesday. "Woody" Underwood - -.4i hung less than to miles from school, for whic h no state funds are prosi as with regular Vote Set On Post Disagreement among know how an Ll - _ -- _______ • 0. i )'Today ~ _Z~ -niil ~Z_v 14 IMP .11 N ko % 611 ku l)r.Li mb 311 Horoscope Hospital Obituaries .......... . Sports Tele%IsW Women 68 M ki'Inri AZ&)ardIkeN'ymaneSemInoIe's 15th raffle fatality of the SA 4A e 5A 1-2-38 3B year early Sunday when Yesterday's high 2 tiur the compact station wagon be was driving skidded fl feet and smashed into a pine t on Markham night low 59. Weekend rainfall Woods Road just noah of E E WiUtamson Road near lngwoo Florida Highway PaI trooper 24 inch Robed tveng said Gary Lynn Floyd is believed to have fallen asleep at the hecl or to have lost Mostly fair though Tuesda ehicle after hitting "a lud bump" at a high rate (if speed. Lovering Said Flo)d's dri vers llcens was under suspension for (ailing to attend tra ffic school as ord ered by a county court the mid 60L Varia ble ind judge. Authotirs said Floyd died of multi ple Injuries at Florida Hospital, Orlando, three hours after around 10 miles per hour. Count and Altamonte Springs fl.-emen extricated him from (be twisted wreckage of the auto. Iflerald Photo by Bob Lloyd ) A 611 I AR CRASH KILLS LAKE MARY MAN Bridge Calendar comics Crosswurd Editorial are on Page 5-A. -- �11111111111 2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 27, 197S Crossing _____________ wmmn~ I S -1.0 A proposed ordinance, making railroad personnel liable for crossings blocked longer than five minutes, was expected to come under fire I today at a work session scheduled by county cornmissloners. Seaboard Costline officials are expected to protest the ordinance, which levies a penalty of a $500 fine and-or 60 daysin jail. Today's work session was scheduled on Oct. 14, after J.H. lee, a United Transport Union official, showed up at a county commission meeting to protest the ordinance as it is presently %Titten. Sanford Trainmaster Milton Smith said the ordinance would be impossible to enforce and would drive Sanford's Auto.i. Train out of bu.siness, ____________ County Commission Chair man Sid VihIen Jr. said __________ Railroad personnel do not provide proper courtesy to motorists, especially at the SR 46 crossing, which Is the focal point of the controversy. Familie s, Government -f. . ~- . WASHINGTON (AP) A bitter lesson of the mid-197I has been that rising Income and spending don't mean rising prosperity for either American families or the Federal government. The average American worker lost nearly 9.4 per cent Of the buying power of his or her paycheck between 1972 and April of this year, even though dollar earnings in creased nearly l8per cent during the same period, Labor Department figures show, The gross weekly earnings of workers increased from $136. 6 in 1972 to $160.47 last April. But measured in terms of what earnings will buy in 1969-value dollars the paycheck declined from $96.64 in 1972 to $87.58 in April. The April figures don't reflect the increase in buying power since the May tax cut. Because of Inflation, it takes more dollars to buy the same amount of goods and services. To maintain the same level of services, the government must spend more each year, Just as a family must spend more to maintain ilc living J;.!:1rds. President Ford recently called attention to the federal dilemma when he said on Oct. 6 that unless Congress agrees to reduce spending by $28 billion, the fiscal 1977 budget will hit $M billion, wWch is up more than 100 per cent compared to $197 billion in 1970. - • ._ - . - DETROIT (AP) — General Motors, which has staged the sharpest recovery among the nation's oncebeleaguered auto*copsnIe., aqwc$4 to show a dramatic Increase Üit J.UI11QTCU111I)3 over a year ago, financial analysts predict However, Investment counselors forecast an earnings decline for Ford Motor Co., and Chrysler Corp. Is exPetted to finish In the red for a fifth consecutive period to push Its losses since the summer of 1974 over the $300 million mark, The Big Three auto makers report their financial res'.ilt.a for the July-September period later this week. Analysts predict Industry Wider GM will earn about $170 million in the quarter, a ninefold increase over its disastrous earnbs of $16.7 million a year ago, Sadat Seeks U.S. Aid WASHINGTON (AP) — Egyptian President Anwar sa. dat, the first Egyptian head of state to visit the United Sadat, who arrived Sunday to begin his 11-day visit, spent the night at Williamsburg, Va., and was to meet President Ford and Secretary of State Retry A. Kissinger at the White Hoi today. A state dinner at the White Housewas scheduled hrtonight for Sadat and wife. wI In his meetings with U.S. officials, Sadat also Is expeeled to seek a promise that Israel will be pressured into giving up more land to the Araba. He alsq reportedly wishes to encourage Congress to deny Israel tramodern arms, such as the Pershing uI'ile. Sweets Can Ruin Body CHICAGO (A?) — Feeding your sweet tooth may rum your body as well as your teeth, three nutrition aut!writles said Sunday. Dr. Frederic W. Nordslek of New York said that sugar provides nothing to human nutrition but calories, and he Mid the others who presented papers at the annual meeting of the American Dental Association said that sugar can be a health hazard. Nordsiek, recently refired adjunct profewor, of Public heal th nutrition at Columbia University and vice president of Sloan-Kettering Institute, said the average American consumes more than two pounds of sugar a week Support Of UN Threatened UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Passage of a resolution declaring Zionism a form of racial discrimination by the U.N. General Assembly is and could cool US.upwrt for the world body, Daniel Moyrutwn says. Moynihan, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, said Sunday that pnssage of the resolution could prompt the U.S. to 'put some buffer between the U.N. and "The attack upon Zionism is fundamentally an attack against the State of IsraI M what fundamentally is in. cumpaubie bctwc'tzi Iae1 aDd ao mud of the world is that it is a democracy, lt'sa Iloeral democracy," he said on the CBS television program, "Face the Nation." Pork Prices Rising Rapidly un Murnrb, Iowa (Air)'— —11 you tumed to pork. hoping to a,old rrising beef prices, you've probably noticed that hog product prices are rLsIng even faster than 11w price of bed products. And there's a simple reason for it. For Corn Belt far.. niers it's basic economics: why take on the dath of hog production wher they can sell their corn for cash and make more money' like he corn sales to Rusda an. nounced last week. But that sale will take less than one per cent of the n&. Lion's corn crop of 569 billion bus)e1s, and the higher Prim Way result from decisions made a year ago. - .i. - - • —u t • ••'- h- 1! _t_Tz_ - By BOB LLOYD Herald Writer sterling silver valued at $1tXX was missing after a breakin at . residence of Martha C.. A 64-year-old Sanford man Webb, Green Meadows has been Jailed on $15,000 bond Apartments, Fern Park. in connection with the shooting William Carr, 518 Oak St., / of a woman with a B-B gun. Altamonte Springs, reported Sanford police charged burglars took a$300 stereo from Johnny Jeff Jones, 64, of 909 E. his residence. Eighth St., with use of a weapon Roger Nelson, of Nelson and In commission of a felony, Youngson Associates, reported aggravated assault and a $289 air compressor was battery. aggravated taken in a breakin at a house 4 Lt. Richard Nooney said under construction on Suffolk Jones was arrested after of- Court, Wekiva Hunt Club, south : ficers responded to an assault Seminole. Deputy R.L. O'Dell . complaint at 909 E. Eighth St., said the thieves apparently "F'='..i'-. and found that Strawdy usedacrowbartogainentryto Baldwin of 808 E. Ninth St., had the house. ')A j4 been shot with a 13-B gun. Bertha May Murry, 192 North w Officers said Ms. Baldwin was St., Altamonte Springs, told treated at Seminole Memorial deputies her purse containing ' th Hospital for a puncture wound $148 cash plus $75 in checks was -' under the right eye. stolen from an auto at Leonard ••i City and county Investigators and Jackson Sts., Altamonte _ today were probing a number of Springs. weekend burglaries and thefts. Porter P. Martin reported Thomas 1). Parker of burglars made off with a $509 Clewiston told Sanford police color television after removing * his auto was burglarized at the a window pane to gain entry to Holiday Inn parking lot and a his residence at S. Lake Howell _ - - - r__ $429 citizens band radio stolen. Lane and PlUmosa Ave., deputies reported Altamonte Springs. • Sherd IN BRIEF -w --vx sr ••4•4•• ____ - ORLANDO (A?) — The mother of a teen-aged bride says she can't even speculate why hez' son-In-law killed his wife and then fired a fatal bullet into his own head, "It won't do any good. What's done Is done," Mrs. Joseph McGowin said. John Allen was 16 and out of work. His wife Pamela was 15. They had a 6-month-old son, John Alexander. Police said Mrs. Allen was attending a party alone at the home of friends Saturday. Her husband arrived and asked her to step outside. A few minutes later, a shot rang out. Partygoers rushed out and saw Mrs. Allen lying dead, a bullet wound in the chest, and her husband fleeing into the darkness, lie was found less then an hour later, sprawled in an orange grove, shot through the head. , ' .- 4 - ,. "--' •.. I = _ :- - 11- •. __________ h-'. 1 _____ - INTM - — _______________ __ ____ ____ -- NEW QUEEN FOR TRINiTY TALLAHASSEE (A?) — In the waning weeks of presidents could get praise and some criticism In an evaluation by the Board of Regents, but they could also flunk the review and lose their jobs. Stanley Marshall of Florida State, B.L. Perry of Florida A&M and Charles N. Millican of Florida Technological University are the first up for review under a policy of evaluating state university presidents every five years. Regent Marshall Harris said he doubts that any of the three are in danger of losing their Jobs. But regents have indicated that the evaluatioii can be used to remove presidents who have fallen out of favor with the board or campus communities. . * Court - loo Pierce became die Dew homecoming queva at Trinity Prep in ceremonies Saturday. Kim Harden (left) last year's queen officiates as Bruce bly1ren, Nam Plerce's escort looks on. (Herald Ptzoto by Tom Vincent) To Hear Robbery Charge 1i Ito Insurance Trial of Alonza Teague, 73, Grace Robinson, , 202 1108 W. 10th St., Sanford, on a Itarris St., Altamonte Springs, robbery charge heads the aggravated assault. Policemen docket of Jury trials this week — Jackie Lee Perry, 19, 1205 before Circuit Court Judge Joe Lincoln Court, Sanford, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — A. Cowart Jr. breaking and entering with Herois City officials have been notified In preliminary docket intent to commit a By DONNA ESTES by the Federal Insurance Ad. proceedings today the court misdemeanor. commission meeting, public Council Chairman J.R. Grant Herald Staff Writer ministration, of the u.s. De. hearings are scheduled on the sponsored the ordinance consolidated for trial the cases Judge Cowart today con- S partment of Housing and Urban Medals for distinguished proposed rezoning from through council. Second and of Eddie Williams, 24, tlnued until Dec. 1 the trial of De%.1opment (HUD) that a service mtxwe and beyond the residential to professional final reading has been delayed Broadway Street, Midway, and Reubin L York, 44, of Winston flood insurance study will be call of duty will be awarded by office district at the entrance since Mayor James R. lor- Tommy Louis Saunders, 26, Salem, N.C., on a charge of conducted in the city In the near the City of Altamonte Springs to way on SR 434 to Northwood mann announced he is con- &lflfoFd Route Two. Both men obtaining property byworthless future. lace charges In connection with check. city police officers at the 4:30 Apartments; on the annexation sidering vetoing it. The study is to develop P.M. city commission meeting and rezoning to professional Lormann said in his view the a Sept. 21 melee In the parking Also continued until Dec. 1 technical information needed to Tuesday. office of lots abutting SR 436 in ordinance is confiscatory and lot at Deluxe Bar, Southwest was the breaking and entering establish actuarial insurance Li. Steve Garver, severely Doi Ray Manor; ordinances on the percentages noted might Road, Sanford, and larceny ofa firearm trial of rates and to provide a basis fur wounded when he answered a commercial carriers and not be the best industrial Williams is accused of assault John Bollhorst, 18, of Orlando. the adoption of appropriate call to an armed robbery at a taxicab and an amendment to development, and battery and resisting Trial is scheduled this week flood plain management city supermarket nearly a year the zoning code to permit Public hearing is also sherurs U. Roy Hughey with before Circuit Court Judge A.J. measures, ago, will be given two medals package dry cleaning in scheduled on an ordinance violence to his person. Hosemann Jr. for Martha Mae Included In the findings of the and a certificate for being planned industrial development rezoning the dog kennel Third trial scheduled before Ervin, 30, Higgins Terrace, study will be flood frequency wounded in combat and for a zoning. property on E.E. Williamson Judge Cowart this week is Sanford, on a charge of elevations for those areas of the distinguished act of gallantry at At the Longwood City Council Road from residential; to Joseph E. Long, 50, Old Mims aggravated assault. community which have a personal hazard of life above meeting at 7:30 p.m. today, the commercial. Road,. Geneva, on a charge of Judge Hosemann today special flood hazard, Glenn C. and beyond the call of duty. council Is to give consideration Former Councilman John buying, receiving and con- continued the felony shoplifting Woodard Jr., director office of Sgt Ray Ambrose, another to passing on second reading an Reams asked for the rezoning coaling sth3ppery. trial of Peggy Cox, 50, of flood insurance, notified Mayor city officer who also responded ordinance to control develop- to permit expansion of the Other trials docketed In. Tampa, until the week of Nov. Norman Floyd. to the supermarket robbery, ment of Industrial areas within grooming shop portion ofthe elude: 24. "In furtherance of this, your will be given a combat cross in the city, business. The business has been cooperation and that of your recognition of his act of exThe ordinance, as recom- In operation since before community is needed," Wood- treme heroism at personal mended by Percy White, city's zoning ordinance was and told Floyd In the letter, hazard of life above and beyond chairman of the Land Planning adopted in the late 1950's "Specifically It is asked that the call of duty. Agency (planning and zoning designating the tract information about the study be Garver, now back on the job board), would limit con- residential, disseminated widely within the after months of hospitalization, struction on Industrial zoned Bids on pipe will be opened community, so that interested has lost some movement in one property to 50 per cent of the and routine reports from WINTER SPRINGS — Mayor Hunt have also picked up persons will have an op. arm and one bullet remains land, with 25 per cent set aside district councilmen, the mayor Troy Piland picked up qualifying papers for the seat. nity to bring relevant lodged in his back, for green area and 25 per cent and City Attorney Ned Julian qualifying papers late Friday to Hendrix, who has (acts and technical data to the not yet picked In other business at the city for parking. Jr. are scheduled, run for election to the post. up papers, was appointed S attention of the contractor," Elected to a two-year term on earlier this year to fill the WOOCiard said. Council in 1972, Piland serving vacancy left by the resignation Woodard urged that the as vice mayor, took over when of Frank Durrance. residents and officials of the Mayor Roy McClain resigned community submit data conCouncilman In Group 4, Irene early In his term in 1974. cerning flood hazards and esVan Eeopel, has filed for re periences; plans to avoid Laurent laurent Pellerin, a member of the City's Hoard of Adjust- election. Those who have potentiahazarj;tlzof ez ment and a retired military declared their intention to run economic impact on the man working as a security against her Include Mrs. Mary WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre* a cannon salute echoed from community, both historical and a Robert A. Yerks, co . Ident Ford led the nation's ob- nearby valley as the presiden- general of the prospective; other mmanding guard, is also a declared Danle1s wife of councilman military district candidate for the office John Daniels; Cla ude Ash of servance of Veterans' Day to- hal motorcade drove by thou- of Was wt information. hington. Fisher Road, and Rev. Robert mayor. City areas have been plagued day by placing a wreath at the sands of gra ves of American Most veterans' organizationsAlso picking u papers Clark, pastor of Seminole ' with drainage problems since Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in veterans, Also in Seminole County still observe Baptist Temple. It is rumored the recent Neavy rains par. Arlington National Cemetery. was John Maiuri, of 241 The President, a World War Nov. 11, ticularly in the the day the Armistice BittetwoW, who plans to run in Clark has changed his mind A military honor guard lined If Navy veteran, was escorted was signed Roost ending World War!, and surrounding areas the Group If Council seat now about running for the post. the winding cemetery road and on his arrival by MaJ. Gen. as Veterans' Day, A crowd of abut 200 persons, held by Ernest Hendrix. Deadline for qualifying is Reginald Alford and Gary Nov. 3, including representatives of veterans organizations listened -is a Marine band playedthe 4 National Anthem. A bugler played taps. The President stood briefl y with his hand over h heart i after placing the wreath before Short life spari of large flags flown at Santhe tomb. WINTER SPRINGS — There for Fire Station No.2 to be built Bicentennial flag on all other days, he said, ford's lakefront, Veteran's Memorial Park, has "1 have talked with Hornet' about the short life Later ceremonies were to in. will be .0 continued public in the Tuscawilla section of the prompted local officials to fly the state's largest of the large flags at the lakefront and used th e elude an address by Veterans hearing at the 7:30 p.m. City city. Bicentennial flag, recently raised here, only on example of patching the large American flag Administrator Richard L. Council session today on the Also on the agenda — holidays. request for a 'rate 'ncrease by after only three and a half months, This was Roudebush. — Invitation to bid on refuse ".. They want to be sure it is available for when used on a seven day per week basis,11 Paul C. Welsh, national corn. Seminole Cablevision, service. 'V use turough Dec. 31, 1976," said City Manager Knowles wrote to the city commission and mander of AM VETS, will place The firm said it has not Public Works, Councilman Warren E "Pete" Knowles. a wreath at the tomb, Army u received an Increase since it Irene Van Eepoel. director of recreation and park;. Knowles said Jack Homer, chairman of the 'Since it took about year to make tia large Col. Patrick Henry Brady, a began operating in the city and School bus complaint by uiwfly Bicentennial Committee, notified him to Bicentennial flag, I a felt It might be a problem" Medal of Honor winner in Viet- needs one in order to make a Kathy Holzman. fly the giant 12 by 18 foot flag Just on "special said Knowles, namn, will lead the audience in profit. — Mayor's office, days." Knowles said Homer will attempt to find The giant flag was hand-made in four separate the pledge of allegiance, City Board of Adjustment The second session for in. a manufactured flag of nylon that the city could pieces by In a recorded Veterans' Day chairman Bob Williams will be vestigation of the building Joe Margo, a silk screeti expert, and use as a substitute. The city will fly its small Vince Palino, manager n the agenda to discuss the department postponed message, Ford called for cxof Sandra Fashions. from presion.s of gratitude to veter. soh-division ordinance in last eek, hill he held Tuesday ansof the anjjcijservtc "who reference to the splitting of lots at 7:30 p.m. Council Is è their lives on the line for the subject of. a recent con- scheduled to continue its review troversy. their country." of affidavits containing alleged WASHINGTON (Al') — Con. lion more than the 1275 liz cut. boost supplies. The energy Ford, his voice somewhat Councilman John Daniels improprieties by Buhding 'n,_work this hosrse from nasal congestion will discuss a building permit Official Hay Bradw. Meantime, Senate-House ne- belfill .dled 1))' week on gy ...IA ______ t_.. I_a__ .. fm,4 •iInI. ......L ...iJ U5J11 WU5111 W(T Ifl IlLS '-'4 uiuipw I (VT)- VU.lVt I(W JIL' VflI Dy me and ways to help financially recorded message Sunday: two chambers would be a troubled New York "On this Veterans' Day we The House Ways and Means blllthisek.I1oweyer,reis eru31onaIsubstltuterorFJ's pay special appropriate tribute a good chance It will be vetoed plan. Is to the men and women who put by Presidert Ford because the business tax-cutting proposals In the New York City finnntheir measure lives on the line for their most likely will clal crisis, some Senate to go along with Its plan for country, those who served In contain some features for cuttending some 1975 personal ing Committee members are the armed services of the ting oil prices, come tax reductions into 1'76. searching for alternatIves The panel last week approved Fond wants higher fuel prices help the city continue essential United States. We salute them a personal tax-cut plan that to- as way of cutting consumption services without the federal for their part In the fireof freedom and honor tals $12.7 billion 'omparrd to and giving U.S. energy government providing $6 billion them For their courage and de. 1974 taxes and which Is $2.6 1AI. producers more Incentive to loan guarantees to the city. votlon to country. By JANE ,' 'it - . - -.--- _ . ' 111111111111 . _ (. A* .' - . ,.,4 * _________________________________ ' ii i' - '-' 3 ll Yit 1 31 . . . j,' Ji t 4 .i; h . : " '." ', .' - .' ..• '' '' n ). ' . '. ' , •(' ' A • . .,, .. '-"k .1' L SCnvoi + 't .. 1 i, I' . V '/ — '' " I A4 . . . ;IL;,. I ! ___________ ':jl' • ;" I i?5 ' .l. I .i'!t.: 4 "1'! • 1 t! . • - + ' f (1 h I jj I. — iq 'tr' , — - -' - - ___________ L..,...... .,. ,,j • ' I ' ' Lake Howell High School Principal Dick Evans accepts keys from and speaker, Dr. Earl Weldon look on. (Herald Photo by Tom Architect Eoghan Kelley as School Superintendent W.P. Layer Vincent) Director Learns New System L ,19 b rary Expands Services Turkey Shoot Set — Study 2 Altamonte Set To Be Cited For * Telephone Pitch Criticized MIAMI (A?) — Consumers are complaining about a thrift store that solicits used clothing, furniture and other discards by telephone and then sells them for profit, not charity. "It's outrageous," says one, Pat Wallace of Miami. The telephone pitch comes from Red White and Blue Thrift Stores, part of a nationwide chain of salvage shops owned by M and M Management Corp. of California. Mrs. Wallace says she has received calls twice In the past month from the thrift store and both times the caller implied the firm was a charitable endeavor. m It Tampa Paper In New Building a TAMPA (A?) — The Tampa Tribune-Times published today from its new $24-million building culminating 10 years of planning. Today's editions are the first published entirely in the three.etory plant overlooking the Ililisborough River in the heart of midtown. With the change comes a new format — pages sIx columns wide instead of eight The reasons for the streamlined look are many, the company says, but primarily "to adopt the optimum reading width for news columns." - - - Mayor Troy P ricks Up 'Papers' - Airline Strike Continues 1 MIAMI (A?) A tentative contract agreement between National Airlines and striking flight attendants did not resolve basic Issues In the 51-day-old walkout that has grounded the carrier, union and airline officials say. National spokeswoman Jean Wardlow said Sunday that the snag came when the two sides tried to reduce provisions of the tentative agreement Into precise contract language. Federal mediators bowed out alter the Impasse developed Saturday, saying the strike might go on indefinitely. — President Ford Leads Day Services Fla g + Pot Smuggler Gets Five Years ATLANTA (A?) — A Florida man has been sentenced to five years in federal prison for his part in an air drugsmuggling operation. Dallas N. House of Sarasota was sentenced by U.S. District Judge William C. O'Kelley, who ordered him to serve concurrent five-year terms on convictions of two counts of smuggling. House, sentenced Friday, was convicted In connection with 12,000 pounds of marijuana flown to an airstrip near Winder, Ga., last year. - - . at...__. . cwiu - -. .. '" ki . -V • _ _ 0 - - - - - - a - - . '- - - ' -''.''. • . "-'.- ' ' 1 + .+ ' - + ;_ Lil# 1 JttTIJI NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Flagship can lower your monthly payments by stretching them up to 48 months. And you get a free Polaroid camera with your loan. -- CHAPTER 197, LAWS OF FLORIDA — put - -. -- -' '"' . .- I's — Congress Faces Tax Work -' - Public Hearing Slated For Winter Springs Reserved ForHol days .•-' , ' New B The Winter Springs Vc,lunteer department will also have guns System. new Community Library, to be the Chuluota lost Office and Fire Department's annual available. Persons living in Winter Park located in the Altamonte near Meat World in Oviedo. turkey shoot will be expanded Time of operation on each and Maitland, which operate Spring s-Cassel berry area. Ms. According to Ms. Erwin, the to three November weekends weekend will be Saturday from "We are trying toun.learn20 their own libraries, must pay an Joan Erwin, community Books-By-Mail program this year, according to 11a.m. to 5 pm. and Sunday years of operating one way and annual fee of $12 per family to relations coordinator for the provides a selpction of 500,000 Volunteer President William from 1-5. trying to learn a new system at participate in the system. library system, said the library books for anyone elegible in the Hahn. The Vounteer Fire Departthe same time," Mrs. Sarah M. The consolidation came about will be a well-equipped facility, three counties. Ms. Erwin said The fund-raising event, rnent is seeking additional Harrison, director of the after a referendum last comparable to any other a resident of Sanford, for in. proceeds from which are used members. Applicants must Sanford Public Library, said November authorized the community library in the stance, can call the Sanford to purchase gear and equip. have reached their 17th bitrecently. Seminole County Commission system. Library, and his request will be ment for the volunteer thday and be In good physical On October 1 a new three- to levy a rnax1iwa half-mill At present, besides the forwarded to the Orlando firefighters, will take place condition. county Integrated library property Ia tc finance library Sanford Public Library, outlets Library, which will mail the Nov. 8-9, Nov. 15-16 and Nov. 22Applicants need not be system went into effect which service. The Commission closest to Seminole County book the following day. Books 23. The location will be on S.R. residents of Winter Springs. consolidates the services subsequently entered into a residents are the Northgate also can be requested by 434 at the intersection of No. Training sessions are held previously offered by individual $450,000 contract, to be renewed Library on Lee Road, the North writing to the Orlando library. Fairfax Avenue. weekly. libraries in Orange. Osceola annually, with the Orlando Orange Library in Apopka, and People have a misconception Cost is $1 per shot. Shooters Application forms are and Seminole Counties. The Public Library System. the Eastland Library on that the Books-By-Mail service may use their own 12-gauge available In the Fire Dept. center of the new system will be As part of that contract, Colonial Drive. A bookmobile is only for shut-ins, but that shotgun, but must use shells office in the city's municipal the Orlando Public Library. Seminole Count) will receive a stops every other Wednesday at isn't true, Ms. Erwin said, provided by the Fire Dept. The building. "I will miss the independence our library used to have," Mrs. HwTison, who has been chief librarian for 24 years, It remarked. -But that's the way 1 1 everything is going these days. Growing larger. consolidating, Now we will be just a branch.,' The branches of the Orange. Osceola-Seminole County Library System are now known as Community Libraries. The most apparent benefit of the consolidation is that it provides residents of all three counties with access to the 0 Orlando Public Library's .7 :,,i.' l elaborate facilities, which ,*' 7, E'f'',i-, Include a 500,000 volume •; collection, Fine art reproduc+ 'JO_ ",',': + tions, films, slides, large print + books, recordings and paper. + back books. The system also will provide + a Books-By-Mail home delivery + service, inter-library loans - . from other libraries in the + + nation and overseas; reference services, all sorts of +- + periodicals, documents and . . records, a geneology collection, Talking Books for the blind and physically handicapped, and By AUI)IE %IURI'IJY Herald Staff Writer + NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA THE 1975 TAX ROLLS HAVE BEEN DELIVERED BY THE PROPERTY APPRAISER TO THE TAX COLLECTOR FOR THE COLLECTION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1975. THESE TAXES ARE FOR REAL ESTATE, TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY, MUNICIPALITIES, SPECIAL TAX DISTRICTS, (SUCH AS, LIGHTING, DRAINAGE, COUNTY FIRE UNIT, OR FLOOD CONTROL). DISCOUNTS ARE APPLICABLE FOR THE MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AT 4 PCT., DECEMBER AT 3 PCT., JANUARY AT 2 PCT., FEBRUARY AT 1 PCT. (NET IN MARCH). TAXES MAY BE PAID IN PERSON AT ROOM 103A, COURTHOUSE, SANFORD OR AT THE BRANCH ANNEX SEMINOLE PLAZA, CA3SELBERRY, BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1975, AND CAN BE MAILED UPON RECEIPT OF TAX NOTICE TO P.O. DRAWER B, SANFORD, FLORIDA, 32771. OFFICE HOURS ARE 9:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. TELEPHONE NUMBER COURT- You don't have to torpedo your budget just because you want a new car. Not when you can get Flagship's "Big Stretch" 48-month auto '-.' loan. And we can prearrange your loan, so ou'll have the cozy feeling of shopping for your car with o y ur loan alr(? adv in the hdg a Y)u can't beat it. A 24, 36, or 48 month "Big Stretch" loan, plus ION a free Polaroid camera ($25 value) that'll give you instant, color photos of your new wheels. (The Polaroid is a limited time offer, available on new car loans of $25(X) or more.) 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Then stretch your lcq, to 111c n 'IT e.t H;'tq h) N I,. -- the improvements with $70,000 In loans through local banks guarantee:1 by local residents. Dedication of the new The Boosters hope to complete $2,734,702 Lake Howell High the baseball field by the time School facilities on Dike Road the season begins. in Southeast Seminole County Principal speaker for the took . ' place Sunday afternoon L , with spirited supporters dedication was Dr. Earl S. and guests packing the corn- Weldon, president of Seminole Community College, who wa; mona for the ceremony. Opening its doors for classes introduced by County Schil on Sept 2, the new school was Superintendent William P designed by Sanford architect "Bud" Layer. Weldon called the school "more than a Eoghan N. Kelley and building a plan, a culture, a contractor was Gulf Corroadway to the past and a porition Last year, students and gateway to the future ... and influence center for the faculty shared the facilities of With a community. Oviedo 111gb School, present enrollment of 1,358 Layer said the concept wu1d students in grades 9-11 the not have been done without the school expects to meet its driving force of the people from rapacity when the 12th grade is the area ho kept prodding the added next fall. school board to construct a new Thanks to the efforts of the high school there. Lake Howell Athletic Boosters Club, the school has a football Kelley, presenting the keys stadium that is sodded, fenced, ceremonially to Principal Dick with seats and the lighting Evans, credited layer with system alone cost in the neigh. many of the ideas incorporated x)rhood of M,000. into the facility calling him t e financing"very imaginative sig hIeraldStaft Writer -, - ______ - Reviews Set For Presidents - - ______________________ —_ •'•- Zr* - + On Weekend Murder-Suicide + • - - Dedication Held At Lake Howell Girl's Mom Won't Speculate ,: - - - -- - -64 • -- - FLORIDA ithB-B Gun I, ' Monday, Oct. 27,197.5--]A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. -. - - .. Flood _~ * ; / -' WASHINGTON (AP)—A delegation headed by U.S. Rep. John Breaux,1)-La, was to begin negotiations today in Cuba with Prime Minister Fidel Castro and trade of. Way Up . a'.. -. -. .1 Negotiations Begin With Cuba GM Earnings On t~''_- - — The U.S. State Department set up the after Breaux's constituents In Louisiana's Seventh District,, the hart of the rice-producing area, realized th ey were well on their way to bumper "We've got more rice than we can sell this year," said Breaux. "I'm interested in selling rice to anyone with the money to buy it. That's the epitome of the capitalist system." Before the Cuban trade embargo, 65 per cent of Cuba's foreign trade was with the United States. Included In that were large purchases of American rice, much of it from Louisiana, "I don't think it would ever return to that heavy depend. ence again," Breaux said. "But I think the trade level could resume somewhat." He was less certain that relations with Cuba would be resumed as quickly. "It'sa touchy question whether we would restane rela. tons with Cuba or not," the Congressman said, "It Is not something the administration will do before the election" Vv. 4 ___ . Learn Bitter Lesson 4 _.- __~_ . I- ,_1 - Today IN BRIEF MEMNNEENNLM~ I - ION Woman Injured -t. _ -- - IinitA,A,PSi%#J NAI - p - . - . - - -- --- + - - �Evening HerAd Once again a call has gone out for volunteers for the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Bicentennial 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Band, The band is open to all musicians of all ages with rchearsals each Monday at the Casselberry VFW Post Home on Concord Avenue. Further information on the band may be obtamed by calling Jack Benske at 323-3824 or simply by dropping by the Casselberry VFW Post home on Monday evenings, The band will be used for civic functions throughout Central Florida. Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 Monday, Oct. 27, 1975-4A AA roun d WAYNE D. DOYLE1 Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director WILLIAM D. CURRIE, ROBERT C. MARKEY, ______ 111,111c Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ther mail: Month, $2.70-,6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. " 'II . "'~/_J I F~ _______ Tax Cut Won't Alone The Cure Cloc k Ills On his recent midwestern swing President Ford dropped the hint that he might go along with extending some of the 1975 anti-recession tax cuts through 1976. He was cautious, however, speaking of "a potential tax reduction program with a rigid restriction on federal expenditures." We can how hone this moans the Prcirhnf i Saflfl prepared to confront Congress with the realities of the federal government's fiscal position. Democrats on the Joint Economic Committee of Congress are obviously out of touch vith (hose realities when they propose that the 1975 cuts not only be extended but that another $8 to $10 billion in cuts be tacked on. It is simplistic and dangerous for Congress to assume, because a tax cut last spring was followed by signs of economic recovery in the summer, that we need only to repeat that exercise to put us on the high road to prosperity. A new tax cut at the CX pense of a bigger federal deficit would lead only to more inflation and a slowing-down of recovery. Mr. Ford's coupling of tax cuts with spending control may stem from the news he is getting from the Treasury Department. The government is now borrowing money at the rate of $1.5 billion a week. High-yield Treasury notes are aUracting capital that would otherwise be flowing into investments for business and industrial expansion the source of new jobs that would bring down the unemploynient rate. There are ominous signs of the "crowding out" which Treasury Secretary William Simon has warned might overtake economic recovery as the government moved into credit markets to finance its ballooning deficit, Th e 1975 tax cut and other declines in revenue caused by the recession, coupled with built-in spending increases and special programs for unemployment relief, have driven the current deficit past $70 billion with the prospect it could not be kept below $50 billion in the following year. Clearly the spending limitations Mr. Ford has mind must be far more meaningful than those he tried to impose this year or an extended tax cut would be fiscally disastrous. The evidence of new inflation has prompted the Federal Reserve Board to take a dim view of inupply. Interest rates have edged back up. The picture is one in which control of the federal budget may be the crucial factor in sustaining economic recovery through the year ahead. It goes without saying that Congress would hate to begin an election year by allowing tax rates to revert to a higher level. President Ford has election concerns, too. Yet there are fiscal and monetary facts of life that would make another tax cut self-defeating as an anti-recession weapon if there is not a compensating check on the government's deficit financing. Mr. Ford indicates he understands this. Whether Congress "nderstands it too, and will act accordingly, is another question. DON Accord Delayed Implementation of the agreement between Israel and Egypt on the Sinai disengagement hinges on congressional approval of the provision calling for American teclmlclans to monitor troop movements, Israel Insists that authorization far the civilian crew must be assured before it gives its final acceptance to the interim BERRY'S Improper and unlnspected heating, air conditioning and electrical work poses the threat of fires, aspyhxlation and elec trical hazards. Too, bad plumbing work can contaminate water, cause water damage and even cause pipes to explode, The consumer is also liable for unlicensed contractors or workmen performing work without insurance, bonding and technical qualifications. A check with city and county building departments should be made to make sure a contractor Is licensed, insured and bonded, Such a check will make It easier for everyone, since work by an unqualified contractor will not be inspected and all warranties could be invalid, If problems do arise, call the chamber of commerce for advice on filing a complaint, Remember, some of these unlicensed and unscrupulous contractors could end up costing you much more in the long run With cooler temperatures and the approach of winter, consumers are being warned to use caution when It comes to hiring an individual or a Ui-rn to do repairs and Inspections of heating systems in homes. Caution must be used as there have been a number of queries about heating and air conditioning contractors not licensed to do business, The consumer, naturally, wants to maintain his home as economically as possible and as a result may resort to using persons or firms not licensed. Using unlicensed moonlighters for technical The Florida Highway Patrol is joining local law enforcement agencies in asking parents to help protect the 'spooks' that will be on the streets on Halloween night — Friday. Col. Eldrlge Beach, director of the patrol, said, "Added pedestrian traffic on Halloween night, plus an increase in pedestrian deaths, calls for a review of sa fety rules." According to the Patrol, there were 2,091 pedestrians killed orinjuredfn 1974.Of those killed, 21 per cent were under 15 years of age and of those injured, 38 per cent were under 15. Trick-or-treaters are reminded that safety always comes first and the most important task will be to walk off of the roadway, facing traffic and to cross streets with extreme caution. Parents are encouraged to use makeup for children's faces instead of masks becanse masks might limit vision. Too, it's better to use costumes made of light colors, adding to the child's safety by making him-her easier to see at night. Cal. Beach urges "drivers to use extra caution on Halloween because of increased pedestrian traffic, especially in residential areas." Make this Halloween one of the safest ever. Be a statistic a live one. —Bill Currie - . - Is Fiscal J7 • '_\ J - ~ 1..._",-.. ! Ro \%)' ) Kept Secret ~' .. . C_ 4 ..1% 1. - a ~ I Imports ' - - _______ 1 . .. - - CALENDAR ... oc'r , .. ... . . . . '• 1. COLLIER Dr. A I n Prison - - When special help is needed i 1. I JACK ANDERSON 9 4 - --=---=----------------- -.-= - -- r ' COUPON SERVICE _~ SPECIAL HOSPITAL NOTES --n Tune imn II GRAMKOW _________ I i I -, ___________________________ WEATHER - - I 185O 1 Ma 1 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME I I I ion i , im 8,88 I I , tip I p I I I --i .- i - I -= ...--:-_.-_-.q-, I I - --- ------'--- - l Information Withheld e - - Assassination - Schoql - Gets New Banner - .. - w - - JFK Book rt Nat'ional S u rvey S h OWS oor Response To Rapes From Public ,_ The FBI withheld from the Warren CornThe confi de n tial notes quote Hoover as knew he was a marked man whom the FBI commission are based, togeth mission hundreds of documents about the John structlng his subo rdi nates to get the report In- also er with all raw out of was watching. ma rials te and re po F. Kennedy assassi nation, rts relating to e the J ustice Department "before Bobby gets "Wi th that background," grumbled Hoover, commission since the date of anyth work of the These are raw FBI files, which the cornand all earlier b back." "how could he be security risk? No indication of reports." mission requested but never received. They Apparently, the FBI chief also feared De puty violence so far as our records show. . . Oswald J. Lee Rankin, the general counsel, followed contain no startling information that will Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach might could have hollered false arrest If we had up with a "Dear Edgar" letter to the FBI chief overturn the commission's verdict, but they tamper siUi the report before forwarding it to arr ested him." r eq uesting t he raw files ,,as promptly as reveal Intimately how the FBI handled its most the Warren Commission. Hoover told his aides to The FBI chief commented that Chief Justice possible," But th Important case. ey were never delivered. alert President Johnson's major domo, Walter Earl Warren, who headed the commission, A commission lawyer, remembering those In the margins of some suppressed memos, Jenkins. "would ha ve been first one to holler" about days more than a decade the late FBI chief, J. Edgar Hoover, scribbled ago, told US: "Nobody "Let Jenkins know after report Is out of our Oswald's rights. Citing the criticism of the FBI, e ver got the FBI's own files," Iii 196344, caustic comments In blue Ink. He was critical of hands," Hoover directed. "let Jenkins know Hoover commented: "This is one of another the rough staff mem ber pointed out, the almost everyone involved in th e investigation, FBI "could (10 00 what Katzenbach is doing. Might cause long ones," wrong," so no one pressed too hard for their from Dallas police chief Jesse Curry to delay. Must not consider any alteration," è He felt, th erefore, th at President Johnson Internal records, President Lyndon Johnson. Thirteen da ys after President Kennedy was should have endorsed the FBI report. "President Confidential notes kept by one top FBI of- gunned down in Dallas, Hoover deli Now 12 years after the Kennedy vered a should have backed up report," complained the ficlal, for example, quote Hoover as warning: de tailed report to Katzenbach naming Lee G-man, "based on evidence ga thered by FBI." assassination a fascinating story Is still locked "Jobon may become very dictatorial. We must Harvey Oswald as the assassin. Ka tzenbach kept files In private remarks that were never Intended in tellFBI part of await the ing a public reopening. We wi ll keep our guard up." it four days before submitting It to the corn- to be repeated outside his story In future columns. Sep. Inner circle, he made Sources familiar with the suppressed mission, R ichard SCbwel ke r, ft-Pa., Chairman of the de preciating remarks not only a bout President documents say the contents were sunijnarlwJ The crusty, old G-man was f urious at the Joh nson bu t about Se na tor Barry Senate intelligence subcommit tee Investigating Goldwater, R- t and submitted to the Warren Commission, But Dallas police chief, meanw hile, for leaking the Ariz., who was then prepar ing to he assasainaU'n, Is seeking the full story from run against 'here were some subtle, perhaps delibera te, story that the FBI had investigated Oswald the FBI. but LBJ for the presidency. omissions. had failed to alert the Secret Service. "Goldwater has no sound advisers around Footnote: FBI spokesmen stoutly defended fl documents show that Hoover brought 'lliIs is lowest level in history of Bureau hi m," Hoover noted. But his comment on e th FBI's findings and the thoroug hness of the pressure on his subordinates to rush out a since I have been director," Hoover lamented, Johnscri was more deadly. "LBJ's speeches are investigation. They conceded that "Informative" preliminary report on the FBI investigation according to the confidential notes. d i ll," sa id the G-man. before the murdered President's brother, Robert and "deliberative" memos were not gven to the He contended that Oswald had never been The Warren Commission adopted a commis si on. But "everything they needed was Kennedy, returned to his post as Attorney seen with firearms, had written no hate le tters resolution, meanw hi le, calling for ,, the raw given them. They had all they wanted Genera), against U.S. leaders. its a former de fector, he ma terials upon which any to make reports given to the their fi ndings." WORLD 'a - u 200th - There was a time, actually an epoch, when a Reaction to President Ford's tax proposal suggesti on of Communist Infiltration in govern. cha llenge might be a better wood seems to .. . ment was volcanic, blowing tops all across have been as unfavorable in the hustings as on .-, America. Times change. Capitol Hill. The other day Barry Goldwater passed the The President prnposed making the current word the government may be suppressing in income tax cut permanent and adding Lnotheg' formation concerning Communist employees in one to It to the tune of $ billion in all — the U.S. Senate, but as yet the response has providing, that is, that Congress cuts federal closely resembled a snore. spending by a like amount. This would mean Some of Goldwater's colleagues have yelped a holding the (Local 1977 federal budget to $395 bit, one easily abused freshman in the house of billion. Representatives demanding an investigation of horrified commentators immediately pointed the matter. And too, there has been concern in out that this would mean paring away at such parts of the politically conservative community, as social security and food stamps. But head-nodding mostly, and amens. Yet for the the really interesting thing about so much of the overall , the te mperature has not risen a degree, opposition reaction Is that It is based, not on the media having Ignored Goldwater's cornarguments thatahold.downon federal spending !.. % menLs with a decided ho hum, and a rather is unwise or unnecessary or Impractical, but on remarkable story has thus been left stillborn. the assumption that "the people wouldn't stand - " .. The story, as Goldwater tells it, Is rooted in a for it." mon ths-ago conversa tion between himself and . ... lP,.: N Typical of press comment was the flat charge Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, when thatPresldentFordkflewevenbefore be made lt Rockefeller revealed that his commission on the that his proposal had no chance. Because ' '• :. CIA had uncovered evidence that "seven to Congress faces an election next year, few ... nine" Senate staff members were Communists. AIFi members would dare chop billions out of the When Goldwater asked why this Information was u bdget. The result would be "electoral suicide," ______________________________________________________________________________ not made public in the commission's report, he Whatever this kind of statement says about says that Rockefeller replied that he'd been character of the typical congressman, it Is BERT asked to wlthold It. By whom? For what reason? revealing in what it implies, about the Goldwater says he doesn't know and Rockefeller character of the American voter. Is declining public comment. Congressmen (as well as most other lesser Actually, the part of the story concerning the elected officeholders) are routinely pilloried and . alleged Communists Is admittedly not ground. despised for being mere "political animals" who When Dr. Samuel A. Mudd entered his cell at will do anything — or n1hlng — to keep their Fort Jefferson on July 25, 1865, he scratched in andThe military court that tried the physician shaking. Communists in Washington are corneight others heard many witnesses try to monpiace, the Soviet bloc diplomatic delegation offlce& the stone above the door: "Abandon hope, all ye link Mudd with Booth In the plot on the life of the numbering at least 1,5W. For the most part the), Yet when it comes to a case where Congress is who enter here." President. No convincing evidence was come and go as they please, to and from Capitol challenged to do something not immediately ' Beside demonstrating his knowledge of produced. But In the hysteria of the times, Hill, for example. pupular, it is taken for granted bysonn that the Dante, the young doctor neatly summarized the Mudd's conviction was quick. He was fortunate Says Goldwater: "Every once in a while in the electoral revenge of the people will be certain next 45 months of his life, not to die on the gallows with four of his fellow Armed Forces Committee, I'll see the and merciless. Russian 'Convicted by a military tribunal as a co- defendants, equal sitting out there. Once in a while someone We can't have it both ways. If congressmen conspirator in the assassination of President At times during his stay at Fort Jefferson, be will go say, 'is there anything you're not un. are gutless, spineless political animals, the Lincoln, Mudd had been spared the gallows. But derstanding?' — just to make him keI at home," voters who reward them for that are somewhat he was shipped off In chains to spend his life at must have wished that he had. Jefferson was not dsigne(jua p riso n . htw As for Red spy activity, It's enormous. The less than admirable, too, the sun-washed fortress off the tip of Florida. planned asa man-made G il brar, commanding Russian diplomatic delega tion has grown by a "It is not exactly Hacks, nor is it Pan- the sealanes of the Western Hemisphere. Under factor of 10 over the last decade, and so demonlum," wrote a correspondent for the New its guns would pass the ships from the mouth of presumably has its capacity to snoop. FBI York Herald, in a dispatch describing the arrival the Mississippi and all Even with gasoline the price it is, the average the Gulf ports, from Director Clarence Kelley says a "substantial commuter automobile still carries only about 1.4 of Mudd and four fellow convicts. Yet the doctor Havana and the whole sweep of the Caribbean. proportion" of Soviet diplomats engage in found Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas, which MI Florida would be In its Drotectlnq embrace, riders. It's estimated that raising this national ecpinnae, most probably do large i'rn average by only one more rider a year would '' to be called America's Devil's Island, all A young Ay rm engineer, LL Montgomery C. numbers of the 2,000 to 3,000 others from that save the country 30 million gallons of gasoline W and more. Ii, the years it was his prison, Meigs, drew plans for this mighty six-sided, nation who visit the United States each year. No daily, not to mention the job it would do on those vast walls witnessed brutality and suf. three-tiered structure. It would be one of the news here, for sure. The Communist ear Is so fering that matched the classic descriptions of largest masonry buildings on earth, a super-fort routinely pollution and traffic congestion. obvious that the U.S. eavesdrops on the the infernal regions. Dr. Mudd had his share, with 250 guns, and a garrison of 1,500 fighting Soviets while they eavesdrop on the U.S. A number of companies are experimenting The course of his placid life was changed men. The matter of Communist Senate staffers is with van pooling to encourage conservation. A before daylight on April 15, 1865, whe n two A horde of black slaves, hired from their Key also old hat. Goldwater and others have for small, easy-to-drive van can caM, a dozen _ strangers knocked on the years door of his isolated West masters, went to work in the bbaifr , . :Un passengers and take as many as five cars off farmhouse seeking his professional srspected a3much. One John Birch member in 0 services, When abolitionists cried out against ti, of the House, Georgia Democrat Larry McDonald, the road. One had a broken leg. Dr. Muckd set it. He bedded chattel . labor by the government, Irish tin- recularly uses the Congressional Record to levy An example Is General Mills, which organized down his mysteri ous patient in th e guest room, mig ra n ts were brought in, earning $1.25 a day for charges that congressional afleet of company owned vans for its commuting aides as well as Only after the man and his f'nmnininn i) . . congress employes in the Minneapolis area. The program i ona members are supporters of departed, Dr. Mudd maintained to the end of his The project was never finished. Before this Communist organizations, began last January with 13 vans. Currently, life, did li suspect that he had There is an tin. treated John marvel of engineering was complete the rifled fortunate tendency among some there are 17 vans In the fleet and it is estimated Wil kes Booth, Lincoln's murderer, accuse rs to who was the cannon had been invented, making that they have replaced about 175 personal object of one of the most furious manhunts this fortifications obsolete. Fort Jefferson all such confuse radicalism with Soviet sympa thy, but at remains a least a ha lf dozen senators and represen tati ves vehicles, coun try had ever known, col ossal monument to man's warlike folly. are, in private, considered to be pinko. . PEOPLE An artist who once aimed to Japa nese during World War II. Brandt, a student war pro. work In graphics and corn- After their release, the Yosh- testor who had gone to Cuba mercial illustration, Wendy imura family moved to Hiro. with Wendy in the 1960s in the said she ne ver stopped drawing shims, Japan. They lived there Franco Rallies; Mrs. Ford Accepts Second %'enceremos Brigade to artist, feminist, fugitive and not e ven during her three for 10 years, re turning to Call- help harvest the Cu ban sugar now prisoner. AP writer Linda years in the underground, "I've fornia whe Has 'Peaceful Night' n Wendy was 13. ca ne crop, still 13 Bi hday serving a oneDeutach is the first reporter to been doing water colors and Authorities say their interest to-iS-year sentence at Soledad Interview Wendy imnce she was drawings. I don't know where MADRID, Spain (AP) — Generalissimo Francisco in her began after she vanished Prison. The two other eWASHINGTON (AP) — First Lady Betty Ford has arrested with Pasty Hears t. Franco rallied again during the night, his doctors my work Is now. The FBI has from the Oakland area In 1972. fendants ac have been released, cepted a 200th birthday book to the nation from the Girl By LINDA DEU1'SCI i reported today, but a government spokesman announced some of it my work from A friend, William Brandt, and Scouts of the U.S.A. The book, presented to Mrs. Ford in Associated Press Writer he was still in critical condition. school. It was in a portfolio." two other men were arrested at behalf of the nation on Sunday, con ta ins materials on A witness said Wendy rented Spain awaited a new era as the life of its 82-year-old PLEASANTON, Calif. (AP) The only daughter of Fresno a Berkeley garage filled Bicentenn ial projects submitted by Gir l Scout councils in wi th the garage. A grand Jury tranleader and his 36-year dictatorship neared their end. When she was in school it gardeners Fran k and Fumiye explosives. They entered 45 states. guilty script says she legally putseemed nobody knew s he was Yoshimura, Wendy was born in pleas to weapons and After heart attacks and subsequent periods of Improvechased exa gun found in the gathere. Things haven't Earlier on Sunday, Mrs. Ford and her husband made 'changed a California detention camp for plosives charges. inent, the 13-man medical team attending Western rage. much for Wendy Yoshimura the first dona tion in the 1975 Trick or Treat Drive of the Europe's last surviving dictator announced late Sunday United Nati ons International Children's Emergency even after her arrest with night thnt his heart was experiencing "Important rhythFund. President and Mrs. Ford each dropped quarters In roommate Patty Hearst. mic upsets with marked accentuation of the congestive UNICEF co llection boxes held by costumed children in Virtually all the attention has cardiac Insufficiency" from which he had been suffering been focused on Miss Hearst the White House Diplomatic Room. for two days. and her fellow Symbionese IJbThe announcement said he had been given a blood eratlon Army comrades, Wil. transfusion because of a gastric hemorrhage, and sources Pearl To Perform For Sadat P 11am and Emily Harris. close to the medical team said the doctors had massaged Some of Wendy's isolation the heart. The government radio service canceled WASHINGTON (AP) Entertainer Pearl Ba il ey will its regular schedule and played classical music, awaiting the has been thrust upon her. She Is pe rform at a White House dinner tonight In honor of WASHINGTON (AP) Po- vide medical testimony and di... The report said most police kept in isolation, forbidden to lire, hnpitals and announcement of Franco's death. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. prosecutors r3rain attitudes toward rape departments have not devel. !xi.tead the (i(Ictors announced at 7 a.m. that their Misi Bailey was called after singer Johnny Cash cankav her cell even for meals. generally respond poorly and victims." oped the technological capablllip She laughs lightly when told haphazardly to rape cases and patient had a peaceful night and his condition had imceled out because of "physical exhaustion." . The concl us ions were based ity to identify rapists, even that proved once more. Patty has dining room ra pe victims, according to a on a sur The dinne r features a Western theme because of Sadat's vey of 51 police depart- though many may be repeat clprivileges and mingles with natjonaj survey conducted for int erest in Am erica's Old West. Tables will be draped in ments and 41 hospitals and din- fenders. other prisoners eve ight ry Indian print a nd cen te rpieces will be bronzes by day. "I br Oil the Law Enforcement Assist- ics in large and medium-sized Hurt Britain On the ot her hand, the report read about that. She gets out for ance Administration, American Western painter-sculptors Frederick cities, praised several police departLONDON (AP) Trade Minister Peter Shore says a w hole hour !" Remington and Charles Russe ll. The study, released today by The researc hers said a few ments for using women investi. Britain would have a healthy surplus in its foreign trade Wendy, 32, said in her first the LEAA, recommends that lofacilities have developed spe- gators to handle ra pe cases. n account if it did not have to import oil. Jailhouse interview that if cal officials de velop ways to cml progra ms to assist ra pe The report re commended that Johnny Mercer In Coma "Our non-oil deficit has certainly been overcome," said someone asks f or heron visiting treat rape vi ct ims wi th more victims but at Shore, whose job Is to bring about an export boom. "And I days, she Is brough t to the digni ty and make it easier for mers have th ma ny refor- police departments stop assignPASADENA, Calif. (AP) Songwriter Johnny Mercer ble changing in. (zig ra pe Investigations to units expect to reduce the oil deficit too b virtue of our own genera l visiting room bu t kept them to provide evidence stitutional trou remained in a coma at Huntington Memorial Hospital rules and traditions handling prostitution since the production next year," alone at a corner table while agai nst their attackers. Many to accommodate the new here after und ergoing brain surgery last week. A proce- cases require entirely different In an interview with The Associated Press, Shore said other I nmfr-s Kit at a commu of th e repo rt 's conclusions are dures. spokesm sa id Sunday that the 66-year-old Mercer was strategies and skills. he expects 105 million barrels of North Sea oil, or 15 per nal visiting arec. "slightly improved but Still in precarious condition." similar to findings and recorncent of the nation's present yearly needs, to be landed in Arr ested with Patty at a San mendations made in recent 1976. Francisco apartment Sept. 18, years by women's groups. she is in the Alameda County The 15-month study was conTurkey Buys Russian 'Copters Jail, 35 miles so uth east of San ducted by the Center for WornFrancisco, awaiting trial on ex- en Policy Studies in Washington WASHINGTON (AP) — Turkey reportedly Is buying 60 plosives and weapons charges with a $238,437 LEAA grant. — o Z helicopters from Russia but has turned down a Soviet unrelated to the Hearst case. The report covers some 600 offer to furnish MIG 21 and MIG 23 let fighters for the 28 OCT. 27-29 Patty is at San Mateo County pages in four volumes. The NOV. 1 Winte r Park. Topic: Population Turkish air force. n•an Towers--Register Jail for GED test leading high in to Rummage sale, Redwood City, Calif., LEAA will distribute a con- "Flori crafts, baked Education Grant. The purchase of military helicopters from Russia could da Guidepost" which will school equivalency diploma, goods and car wash, Christ NOV. 6 awaiting trial on federal bank densed version to sta mark a significant turn In Turkish policy, even though the te and to- meet each Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Seminole robbery charges. munity College. Uni ted Methodist Church SR Spins BUIda Asia. of Central cal law enforcement agencies Turks are said by U.S. Intelligence to have decided Films, lecture, slides will cover Since her 427 and arrest, be Tucker Drive, after three ginFlorida, 7 p.m., Morgan Conacross the country. against buying Soviet jets at least for now. resources and environment of OCT. 30-NOV. I yearsasa fugi nlng 9 a.m. ti ve, Wendy says ference Room. Florida The researchers found that Florida. Sponsored For nearly 30 years, the Turkish armed forces have Igor's Haunted House Project by she is re ce ivi ng rm wa ta sup po l, Orlando. Speaker, Seminole Community Hospi rt rape victims usually m ust go to been equipped almost wholly by the United States. The from other Japanese-Amen- public hospitals for an exam- Oasis and Seminole Community s po nsor ed by Sou th Jaycees, 6- Llbrary Auction beginning at 1 Russ White of Colonial Drugs on only known Russian Items in the Turkish military In10:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall. College. Fee for 10 weeks, cans, many from her home inatlon to determine whe p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic paraphernalia for Incontinent. ventory are a few trucks acquired three years ago, ther Open to all senior citlznns. town of Fresno, Calif. NOV. 8 Center, medical treatm ent is needed OCT. 30 She didn't elaborate on her and to collect evidence for use Christmas Bazaar, Rol ling Trip NOV. 2 Scout Sanford Optimist Club, noon European 'a I Americans Advised To Leave goals for society during the in- in prosecuting the attacker, Hills Moravian Church, SR 434 Movie, "Hill billies In the luncheon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and meeting, 7:30 p.m. First terview. Many private hospitals only SR 46. S aker Charles But. Presbyterian Church, Fourth BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — The US. Embassy today by Longwood, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. House," She was pale but cheerful, reluctantly treat rape vi cti ms terworth , pema Sanf d advised all American women and children and all or of Middle School PTA, 10 Turkey dinner, noon to 7 p.m. nager and Park. Anyone between emill.,,, ...,.l , .umiii uuu bv3Iuring aniand may charge up to $75 for and Co. Chemical Division, ages of 16-24 in terest ed in a,m. Sanford Plaza Theater. American men whose business is not essential to leave matedly as she talked. "I love the examina tion, the re Beirut as the city's Moslem-Qirlstjan war Invaded a going to Germany next summer NOV. 3 port "Exports, W ha t They Mean ar t," she said, turning to her said, previously peaceful foreign residential district. may PTA Executive Board You," film and attend. You do not bave discussion on favorite subject.,"! would like An Embassy spokesman said the advice was "in"Most police officers have Russian wheat deal, be a Scout. mee ting, 7:30 p.m., Idyliwilde to show through art the changes difficulty finding a hospital formal," and an evacuation had not been ordered. He said that ta ry Schogl. Elemen that are happening In society. I will treat rape victims," i.eOvereaters Anonymous, OCT. 31 embassy dependents and nonessential personnel are would like to show visions of port said. "Hospitals ha ve Fraternal Order of Eagles NOV. 4 Florida Power and Light being sent out of the country. w ha t life really is." Orlando Chapter Zero Auxiliary 3643 Children's hibited both reluctance to pro. Building, Sanford, 7:30 p.m. Population Growth, 7:30 p.m., Halloween Party, 7-9 p.m., Slim 'n Trim, 7:30 p.m., games, refreshments and Room 222, Bush Science health Building. sec cmnttc prizes, club home, Fern Park. Building, Rollins College, - g RDalct,n,I,.,,,,,,,, We '''•-'II_ 5 " 1SYSHIRLEYWENTWORTH Spring Oaks Homeowners behalf of the students of the Community Services. Herald Correspondent Association has designated school and after a few words by "Trick or Treat" night, 5:30 to Horner the entire student body Bear Lake Elementary joined in singing several OCT. 29 8:30 p.m. Only commercial Career Education Program wra pped candies permlssable. School has been designated a patriotic songs. (college night) hosted by Lake Bicentennial school and Jack Brantley High School, Forest Electronic Haunted House homer, chairman of the The Student Council and Seminole County Bicentennial officers for the 1975.1976 school City, 7:30 p.m. Open to high sponsored by Grace United Methodist Ch%WCII you th, 7:30-10 Committee, has presented year were represented by school students and parents. p.m., 1311 , Palmetto Ave., Student Council President Mrs. Joan Harry, Student Starlight Promenaders Sanford, David Martin with a Bicen- Council sponsor. Floyd C. Square Dance Club of DeBary Gourmet luncheon, 11a.m. to tennial flag to be flown at the Richards, school principal Halloween Ragamuffin Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Community school. a dministered the oath of office 8 p.m., DeBary Civic Center on Church educational building. People turn to us at a time when they're to the Council officers and Sh Shell Road. Costumes ontinnnl ll-----The flag ceremony was members. confused and at a loss. Our purpose is to prizes and refreshments. understand their needs and do everything ronducted by members of local for them that we can. Scout troops. Representing the Boy Scouts were Robert Padgett and Darren Coker, ith Poll )' Armo ur represenI I ing the Girl Scouts and Sara I imons, the Brownies. SATURDAY I Janet A. Williams David accepted the flag on ADMISSIONS Dawn C. Winjuin Sanford: Linda S. Chenoweth, Deltona I Gordon K. Briss'n Paula L. Palniateer, Deltona FUNERAL HOME Rosetta Madison Byron 0. Chiesa, Longwood I William ft. Marsh 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD Otto Kerble, Orange City I SANFORD, FLORIDA Emma K. Miller Raymond P. O'Brien, TELEPHONE 3273213 Fred S. Knibloe, DeBary Or la ndo ___________ WILLIAM L. GRAMKOW L" i i Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary i= Rachel Miller, Osteen V. CJ This Wk I ed Mary F. Baber, Ddliona DISCHARGES I Frank A. hloelzle, Deltona I Sa nford: t I"! : .. I You rim a complete sat.ty Inspection I Joan C. 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Martin, Deltona I Covers parts & labor Sue L.. Penfield, Deltona I Yesterday's high 82. OverOur Experts: Jan N. Chambers, Lake INCLUDES: Friends helping friends. night low 59. Weekend rainfall Adjust caster Mary Dr3n T mnsmauion That's how we feel .24 inch. Adluit camber Eddie N. Install pin gukst and 151W few Belanger, Adjust toe.in 0n about our services, Mos tl y fa ir through Tuesday. Add up to S quarts of sutOmatc Longwood Adjust torsion bars Highs In the mid 8. Lows In Wmss*on Nuid Harry W. Lunden, Longwood Complet, safety inspect ransmIuiont,a,ts. Ella A. Nordman, Longwood the mid 60s. Variable winds comp sty inspecnon - - - - - - Edwin It. Simmons, Melrose around 10 mph. - EXTENDED FORECAST 11111 Mostly cloudy through I Free Courtesy S h uttle Se SUNDAY ervace ice period with a threat of rain Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. i ADMISSIONS Thursday and Friday. Highs In ('tIfllFR Sanford: the lower 8I. Lows in the lower I Raquel Henevides 60s each day. & DODGE TRUCKS Cora L. Brown Daytona Beach tides ; high Juanita (,'havi,s 1:12 a.m., 1:41 p.m.; low 7:16 Reba K. Mc McLellan Rt. 17-92, Sanford Just 9 miles north of Rt. 436 a.m., 8:01 p.m. Port Canaveral: 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida Sanford Howard J. Minter Phone: 322-1055 Orlando Phone: 645.8375 high 12:52 a.m., 1:30 p.m.; low I 7.g7 James E. Rogers 7.1(1 ,i - . S uicidal ? Monday, Oct. 27, ØS—SA - 1 Restraint Friedis Isolated - Senate Reds ''j Patty s Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Editor's Note: Perhaps th e most mysterio us character In the complex Patty Hearst story has been Wendy Yoshimura — Gen. 91 \ - . I TOM TIEDE \.t---' Wendy Yoshimura Arrested, Too WORLD IN BRIEF - OAKLEY - But Congress, although generally in favor of the accord worked out under the hand of Secretary of State Henry Kissi nger, has balked, Members of the Senate Foreign Rela tions Committee have threa ten ed to withhold action until all "secret" understandings nego tiated between the United Sta tes and Israel and Egypt separate ly are bared for congressional Inspec tion. congress Is understandably wary of high-level co rn. mitments that have, historically, created problems for the coun try. Belated recognition of entanglements a rranged covertly from World War Iles Yalta to the more recent Vietnam peace accords has made our lawmakers suspicious. the actual work. - - - home repairs Is dangeroui; and can be far more costly than the few dollars that might be saved on I I rv SEMINOLE Chrysler-Plymouth 1 - I --;i__-1,_ _ :_t tl ~~_ ___ _. t-. - _- - ~.____ ;. ~ tc �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Oct. 21, 1191S Sub QB Steve Grogan P aces Pistol Pete's 45 ' Keys Jazz, 125- 1 14 Patriots Story For Sanford Teams. -o"""" By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jan Stenerud kicked a field clock on the ground, Ferguson inside," said Scott, who slipped Steelers 16, Packers 13 chose to get out of trouble In a in front of the Buffalo wide re boots Rocky Bidet rambled for 163 goal In each period Some quarterbacks are hurt hurry. Instead he got Into It. On ceiver for the interception. "We yards, 29 of them In four car ri es covering 28, 46, 37 and 23 yards by others. Then there are those — and quarterback Mike Liv. first-and-10, he threw the ball had gone mostly with a zone all On the drive that set up Gerela's who hurt themselves. New England's Jim Plunkett right to Miami safety Jake night I guess they figured we decisive 29-yard field goal with ingston passed for one touch. 1:04 left which lifted Pittsburgh down and ran for one In Kansas would be In a zone again." got hurt in the first period on a Scott on the Buffalo 22. City's victory over the Broncos. The Dolphins took that gift Almost overlooked because of past the pesky Packers. keeper play. When he was hit, Colts 45, Jets 28 Cowboys 20, Eagles 17 he suffered a recurrence of his and drove for the winning those last few minutes was the Bert Jones ran 15 yards for a score, Don of Nottingham's third job Miami did on O.J. Simpson, Toni Fritsch's 42-yard field preseason left shoulder separa- touchdown the game with holding him to just 88 yards goal at the final gun gave Dal. touchdown, then passed for 15 tion. But it wound up hurting San Francisco more. His re- just 1:29 to play, beating the 38 fewer than his previous low las its come-from-behind victo- and 68 yards to rookie running back Marshall Johnson for two this year against the Giants last ry over the Eagles. placement, rookie Steve Gro- Bills 35-30. In Sunday's other National Monday night. The Cowboys trailed 17.10 be. more scores in Baltimore's gan, passed the Patriots to a 24Football League games, Dallas fore Roger Staubach threw a 21. romp over the Jets. Joe NamPatriots 24, 49ers 16 16 victory over the 49ers. Atlanta's Steve Bartkowski uI,cd Philadelphia 20-17, IlousGrogan passed 11 yards to yard game-tying touchdown ath passed for three of New also got hurt in the first period ton blitzed Detroit 24.8, Kansas Andy Johnson and seven to pass to Drew Pearson with 1:04 York's touchdowns and his 91. City whipped Denver 26-13, Bal. Randy Vat.aha for two touch- left in the Final period. Then yard pass play to Richard Casagainst Cincinnati when he fered a dislocated elbow. But it tinOFe routed the New York downs that powered the Patti. they forced a punt that gave ter set up the fourth one, RedskIns 23, Browns 7 hurt the Falcons, too. He'd at- Jets 45-28, Washington breezed ots past San Francisco. them the ball on their own 40. Running back Larry Brown ready directed them to a touch- past Cleveland 23-7, Los Ange- Bengals 21, Falcons 14 Four plays later, Staubach hit down. And although Kim les trounced New Orleans 38-14 Ken Anderson passed 30 Pearson for 20 yards to set up caught a 12-yard touchdown pass from Billy Kilmer and Mcu1lken got them another and Oakland blanked San Diego yards to Charlie Joiner for one Fritsch's kick. U.S. Br ings Home Brown's heir-apparent, rookie 290. On Saturday, St. Louis touchdown, then scored the tieOilers 24, lions 8 one, Cincinnati pulled out a 21- beat the New York Giants 20-13. breaker himself on a three-yard Dan Pastorinl's 56-yard Mike Thomas, ripped through 14 victory. Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw Minnesota Is at Chicago keeper with 2:04 remaining to touchdown bomb to Ken But- winless Cleveland for 124 yards tonight. heat Atlanta and keep the lien - rotigh and Billy Johnson's dai- and scored twice in Washing. got hurt in the fourth period s-alil Miuiii crossed up gals unbeatcu. zlmg 5-yard punt return for ton's victory. hcn Green Bay linebacker Ferguson by switching from The Browns' lone touchdown 41 Pan Jim Mitchell got both Atlanta another score in a 1-minute Fred Carr bashed him and Gold touchdowns their first in nine quarters on a 17-yard pass span of the third period fired shook him up. So Joe Gilliam zone coverage to man-to-man, MEXICO CITY (AP) — home with memories of thou"Curtis Johnson and I double- from Bartkowskl and a two. the Oilers past Detroit. came on a 15-yard pass from took over and directed the kets of Mexican gold. America's delegation to the sands of candles and dazzling Hill and I had the ard e y Brian Sipe to rookie tight cad er ffrom M cQullken. ChIefs 26, Broncos 13 The candles and fireworks Steelers into position for Roy covered J. Pan American Games goes fireworks, while lugging baaOscar Roan. were part of an emotional cereGerela's field goal that beat the Rams 38, Saints 14 mony Sunday night ending the Packers 16.13. Cullen Bryant bolted in for seventh edition of these OIymBut without doubt the most Bears, Vikings Co llide touchdowns of one and three pain was suffered by Buffalo's Colbert, Ref ram: pic-like hemisphere games. The Joe yards, John Cappelletti and Ferguson and he brought gold came in competition, CHICAGO (AP) — The Clii- northern neighbors in the probable, Edwards (ankle) Rob Scribner also ran for italluponhi self. He threw the from tourist cago Bears, their running at. NFL's Central Division. It was questionable and wide receiver scores and James Harris ball when he shouldn't have. the Bills tack sharpened by a pair of re- just three weeks ago that Fran Ron Shanklin (knee) out for the teamed with Bob Klein on a , Americans took with them 116 I s With 3:09 to play and Ti e leading Miami 30.28, Buffalo sere hacks, have awarded Tarkenton shredded the Clii. season. yard TI) pass as the gold medals in one of their starting assignments to Mike cgo secondary and led Rams the routed New Orleans. The Vikes listed runner Brent ORLANDO (AP) was on Its own 13-yard line* "It four runnersup each collected strongest showings ever and Vikings to a 28.3 victory. wa tbt Mcclanahan (ankle) as doubtThe Saints' scores came on Instead of trying to run out the Adamle and Roland Harper. some bitter as well as pleasant good hap- 830.504, But the rebuilding Bears, ful, tight end Doug Kingariter Archie Manning's 15-yard pass pened to us," declared Jim ColAdamle, acquired from the Entering the final round with fflCmoflt"5. New York Jets, and harper, a with 14 rookies on the squad, (knee) questionable and quarto Larry Burton and a one-yard bert speaking for himself and a three-shot cushion, Colbert "I'hrouighout the two weeks of surprising 17th-round draft figure they can start winning if terback Bob Berry (ankle) run by Rod McNeil. fellow golf pro Dean Refram. and Refram bolted to four competition in 19 sports, U.S. pick, lack the stature . say, a they eliminate the errors and questionable. Raiders 25, Chargers 0 straight birdies Oil the OP 1lifli "if Colbert, who missed the final athletes, and the Stars and Pete Banaszak's touchdown Chuck Foreman, who will come penalties that have plagued third of the 1974 PGA tour when holes, then had to put together Stripes, were subjected to whisthem recently. Tackle Wally Chambers bursthofoneandtwoyardsand another birdie binge to town Monday night with thi four in ., 0h his wife was hospitalized for five holes tling, the Mexican form of We took a step forward to. sacked Tarkenton four times Ken Stabler's 45-yard scoring to ward off Sifford Minnesota Vikings for a National Football League game to be day," Couch Jack Pardee said three weeks ago and a good day nasatoCliff Branch carried the major surgery, struggled and the sizzling Regatadoon the booing. It turned up again athe through the first half f closing ceremony but this time televised at 9 p.m. EST on ABC. after the loss in Pittsburgh. "If for the Bears youthful front four Raiders past San Diego. back nine, could spell trouble for the Mmyear trying to regain the form the cheers drowned out the we keep that up, we'll win 'r winless chargers' c1o.st "We both felt it was really whistles. The that had carried him to four Mexicans football games this year. We nesota passing game. But the ce came in the first tour But, with starting runners made good progress hitting and Viking quarterback said important that we start off had nine months to prepare for they reached the well," said Colbert, By The Associated Press aerial attack to work Walter Payton and Cid Ed. staying together. We were who lobbed the games because Brazil and Oakland 17-yard line. But Ray Refram, whose tour career his approach to within eight Auburn figures mightily wards sidelined by injuries, the inches away today. We're so adIflSt Chicago. Chile had previously pulled out.. Werschlng was wide on hit the skids several years ago inches Of the first pin. a 34the football fortunes of Florida pair of reserves combined for close yet so far." "If we're a championship yard field goal attempt. when his croquet putting style Refram upstaged him, how- There was confusion, many and Florida State. 196 yards last week in a 34-3 loss mixups and mistakes. Although Adamle and Harper team we certainly need to be Cardinals 20, Giants 13 was Outlawed, was burned over ever, by chipping in from the TheGators,, coming off a 24-16 to the Pittsburgh Steelers. were rewarded with starting able to do that," he said. Mel Gray gathered in touch65 per cent of his body is fringe and the champs were on p The confusion lasted even win against Duke, hope Adamle's 110 yards marked the roles, Payton Is off the injured Tarkenton did show some re- down passes of 51 yards from months ago by a faulty steam their way to victory in the PGA longer than the Games, quarterback Don Gaffney will top performance In three years list and figures to play. The sped for the Bears, running back Terry Metcalf tank, tour's final event of the year. be back against Auburn this by a Bears' ball carrier. Bears listed defensive ends "They're big and strong and yards from quarterback Brazil and Mexico both were week to keep The pair carded 36 birdies Those setbacks provided a The Bears 14,are a 17-point Richard Harris (knee) and enough to play an honest four- Jim33 alive their hopes Hart to lead St, LOuis past patented Walt Disney rags-to- and 36 pars over the DISIY awarded gold soccer medals for a Southeastern Conference underdog against their 5-0 Mike Harteastirie (foot) as three defense," he said, the Giants. riches story Sunday when Col- Magnolia and Palm courses In because a light failure Saturday crown. Florida's record is now ___________________________________________________________________ team night prevented them from 6-1 lowering bert and Refram won ___________________________________________________________________ Then 000 National Team Champion. championship record 255 set by f4i1s1 The Seminoles, now 5-6, let a B. H. McLendon arid Hubert Officials asked for the medals long-sought victory slip past ship at Walt Disney World. back and told the teams Green here a year ago. to play them 17-14 against the Tigers The hardluck auo each pockagain next Wednesday. The last Regalado sparked his team Saturday. tied $20,000 after posting a final bid for the title with an eagle BriIins said 1W) thanks, In other weekend contests, round 64, good for a tournament two and six burdles on b'ioked a flight home Monday Bethune-CooJç started with record 36-under-par total of 292. ba . He and il Sifford were momma, a 95-yard return of Tuskegee Tied for secondthree shots back briefly tied for the lead at one n after the closing cere- Institute's opening kickoff and were the teams of John Schlee- poin t, but fell behind for good mony Mario Vazquez Rana, never let Ui), thrashing Tus. Bobby Cole and Victor when Colbert rolled in a 15President of the Games' Organ- kegee, 35-20. aiado.Curtjs Sifford. The tooter for birdie at the 12th. And Florida AAcM rolled to an lung Committee, overruled ________________ effortless 20-0 victory over Teneryioiy, said the original : - - Am , - ___________________________________________________________________________________ ... prgoid p. Florida head coach Doug Only s few hours before the Dickey conceded the Gators' 24closing, the American equest- 16 win over Duke in Gair,esville dan team captured the games' was "not the kind of game final gold medal, in the Grand we've been having." Prix of Nations, to raise Uncle But No.2 quarterback Jimmy Sam's total medal count o 247, Fisher, filling Jr. for the injured including 83 silver and 48 Gaffney, drove the Gator of. bronze fense 441 yards, five more than the season average as Jimmy At the outset, sports writers, DuBose scampered to a Gator andatNeteand coaches . rushing record, 141 yards and selves, predicted the US. would three touchdowns. have serious competition from Gaffney remains in medals to both teams. 1i I SP RTS IN BRIEF FSU Violates Off-Campus Apartments State Rules TAlLAHASSEE (AP) - Florida State University - is renting 44 off-campus aparttnentz for its fOOtball team without having taken written, competitive bkii as required by state law, The Miami Herald reports. The apartments are rented in the names of Individual players and are paid for with university money, newspaper said. The units are In buildings owned in part by an FSU accounting profess.,r and financial supporters of the athletic program, the Herald said. FSU Athletic Director John Bridges conceded that he carried on verbal negotiations with the owners "so we would not have to go through the Board of which governs the state university a'stern, the Herald said in Its Sunday editions, Optimistic Gal Optimistk By THE: Double-Belted - 11 doubt as a - --'v- - Prices reduced - _ The fact that the games are an American sweep every four years, and turned out to be even more so this time around, brought renewed demands from some Latin American sectors for a reorganization of the games to exclude the U.S. That does not appear likely to happen. cle-i4 This iathe time to go I 2632 $27,64 "Polyglas"! EnNim 1 F78-14 078.14 41 078-15 29.84 31.16 31.92 - Blackwall, plus $151 to $$2.63 F.E.T., old tire. 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Wajima, the riches-to-ijche 3-year-old colt he was irchad as a yearling for a then record $6fltxriaryi will go Lu stud urkr a record $ riullion syndication was the 3-10 fa"orite to win the $159, two-mile Jockey Club Gold Cup with 1974 Horse of the Year Fortgo sidelined with an injury. - Lube and 0r*1 Change -, Home of the Original Trifecta, Post time 7:45 PM Mon..Sat. - $4S j*yoff'I'ri4cta Wageil Gourmetdlningin the acond.ioned clubhouse, WH1V SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.V& (AP) The twomember Australian team took home the first troph;' from the world senior team tennis tournament, 'oncluded over the weekend at the Greenbrier here. In the si lei finals Saturday, Frank Sedgman, Australia aeatej Tornen U[rtth, 45,01 Europe 3-5,74,64. Toriv Trabert(if United States East but tearrimte, Vic Seius, 6-3, for third place. In the round robin doubles cnpeUt1çn. 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Rice L Seattle 113, Phoenix Texas AIM 19, Baylor 10 Golden State 10$, Houston Texas All 11, Angelo St 6 101, exhibition Texas Tech 37, SMU 30 Today's Came, Los Angeles at Philadelphia For West Tuesday's Games Arlton St 21, Tex-El Paso Houston at Buffalo Boise St 4. No Arizona 0 Golden State at New York Brigham Young 33, Wyoming 20 Portland at New Orleans Colorado St 47. Air Force 10 HawaiI 15 Santa Clara ABA Idaho 39, Nevada-Vegas East Division Idaho St 20. Weber St 3 W L Pct. 05 Montana St 20, Montana 3 Kentucky 7 I , New Mexico 41. Arizona 31 New York 7 1 667 Oregon IS, Utah 7 St L0'jiS 1 2 333 San Jose St 11. Fullerton St 7 Virginia o St II 1'Stanford SI, Washington West Division UCLA 2$, California 14 — Denver 7 0 Washington 33, Oregon St ; Indiana 7 1 667 I San Ant 1 I I San Diego Pro Football Utah 0 1 I' Saturday's Results National Football League SanAntonio 131, New York National Conference II 111 Division Eastern Indiana 103, Kentucky 100 W.. L. . T. Pc?. PF PA Denver III. St. Louis 101 91 .33 II) 0 Dallas San Diego 99. Utah 97 1 0 367 ISO 79 Wash ' Sunday's Resutts 145 131 1 . 2 S,Louis Kentucky 110, Virginia 112 0 .333 2 MY Grill New York III, Indiana ,, I?) S 0 Phil St. Louis I,), San Diego • Central Division Today's Gami's 10 0 1 000 IS) s 0 Minn. No games schedule. 111 )fl 3 3 0 Del. Tuesday's Game 1 1 0 .700 3fl37 Chic. San Antonio vs Virginia at .167 137 Norfolk 1 0. Say Western Division IR Wisconsin 17, Northwestern II Wittenberg 17, Mount Union 0 - - MORNING (8) Magnificent Marble Ma. Friends - _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 6:10 I. A All Fr. S. S I 0 533 177 76 7 1 0 33) 06 93 3 I 0 33) lOS 115 N, I 5 Orl, 0 167 is 168 Harness Racing SEMINOLE TURF CLUB - ___________ 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (CATV-6) Tennessee Tuxedo (6) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Somerset (6)(I) News (CATV-6) Movie ews 7:00 (2 ) (6) Today - - - ELEVENTH: I. Barre-Juan. 7 Oguira flengoa, 3 Domingo Ally. 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Dick Westin comes up with a scheme Shawn and Louise Lass-ct' are ORLANDO-SEMINOLE to get the money back before TONIOHT'SENTRIES guest-starred. the bank realizes it is missing. FIRST: I flame fleltIa, 2. 9-11 NBC " THE LIVES OF 8-9 NBC THE FAMILY Echano Okoki, 3. Aldana-Yza, 4. Ice JENNY DOLAN The network Arana. S Larri Lenit. 6. Eddy HOLY AK A deathbed conhas high hopes lot- this movie Albt-qdi, 7 Uria Sanchez. I. Negui fession puts Reverend Holvak Clone. in a situation of moral conflict, pilot as a series and, in fact, has SECOND: I. Oguiza Beitla. 2r ice ordered six hour-long scripts. Leni:, 3, Echano Albtrdl, 4. Eddy- lie is bound not to reveal Shirley Jones, Academy Award Sanchez. S flarre Arena. S Uria dying man's revelation of a Yza. 7 Larri Elorra. e. Alder. murder. The murderer, named winner for "Elmer Gantry," Okoki plays an investigative reporter THIRD: I. Oguiza Arana. 2. iarri by the mortally injured youth sho interrupts her honeymoon who deliberately crashed Beitia, 3 Echano Sanchez, Arecha Okoki, S. Eddy Javi. 6. ice- new truck, was a partner of he to probe the assassination of a Via, 7 Aldana Alberd'. S Urie dead own, g0%em)m, aad Finds links to Leniz three other killings. A long list 89 ABC MOBILE ONE FOURTH: 1 Barre Echave. , of familiar names and faces in Domingo Elorza, 3. Negui Bengoa, "Californium 252" rtils series the cast, including Stephen 1. Atava Javi. S. Amcha-P,rez, 6 Larri Sanchez, 7, Cacho Zarre, 5. has been permanently switched lord, Danna Vvnter and at least until midseason with I1IibñøMigul James Darren. FIFTH: I Erdoza Aguirre, . "Barbary Coast." In this Domingo flenvoa, 3 Celaya episode, TV news reporter 9-to-conclusion .%BC NIL Mt'nch.u. I Sanli Echave, S Mamuni Ramon. 6 ChuchoMuguer:a, 7. 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THE EXORCIST NINTH: I. Aguire, ' Erdoz. 3 Going through the dating ______________________ Bilbao, I Sale, S Zarre, 6 Aipi, 7. process again after so many Celaya. I. Juan years becomes awkward for THE DEVIL'S RAIN TENTH: I Ally. 2. Senti, 3, IS Mencha, 4. Chucho, S. Lar-re. 6. her. 99:30 CBS ALL IN THE Maruri, 7. Mugueria. 8. Fermin. - 34 grateful to Time (M Crank) crank) 5 1. - - 31 2:00 (2)(8) — iT' 28 29 26 3""'' - = .1 1 (13) Search For Tomorrow (33)(44) Movie 1:30 (2)(8) Days Of Our Lives (6'(13) As The Wor ld Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal (2) Daily Devotional -IT... - - 30 9 1T - 24 25 (9) Ryan's Hope I i if ;1 I '° _________ 'I - a i --Il'. Ii' - IT" - -- ii" 18 19 i" 1 ! !i 22 - -- (44) Variety 1:00 6 F (2 ) (8) 3 For The Money (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company 6:13 (6)(8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) WiIh This - 3 12:30 (2) Sunshine Almanac - - —--- (13) Pulse-Plus! 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(Dermis) 5 7. 7 Silky eastern 7 Cinclrinaa 21, Atlanta II (CAT'V.a) Fran Canton Square (Hendricks) 3 1. 3 9:00 Never Pam 24, Princeton 20 Washington 73. Cleveland 7 (44) Three St000es Reneoc nan_. to .. s__.. a (Hobbs) 12-1; 1. Mitt fl'ali. 1ilf•l LA1 Permy U Ne w England 24, San Fran (Bereznak) 15 Sweetheatvoit; (3)(;4)Almeta Speaks: The Rhode island 21. Boston U 6 8:33 CISCO 16 (Drayton) 92, 7. Gala Tag (Bailey) Rutgers II, Columbia 0 Blues (44) Spirit Of '76 Baltimore 45, New York Jets 3 1 , 5. Amy Sister (Dernianik) Syracuse 27, Boston Cot II (6)(13) All In "he Family 9:00 FOURTH Temple IS. Delaware 0 I MILE, PACE, Dallas 30. Philadelphia 17 Monday Night Football CLAIMING 51,000. 1. Birdie H (2) Phil Donohue W Virginia 10, Virginia Tech 7 Pittsburgh 16, Green Bay 13 New York Giants At Volvo (Whayland) 6-1, 7 Star (6) Williams 13. Tufts 6 Mike Douglas Houston 24. Detroit • Student (D'Amato) 8-1. 3. Rudy Buffalo Yale 20. Cornell 14 (CATV-d) Life In The Spirit Kansas City 76, Denver I) Adams (Spr'ggs) 9-2; 4. Miss Ber (CATV-13) Stagecoach West Big Valley Miami 35, Buffalo 30 narctston (Parkinson) 7-2; s (44) Flamingo R oa d SouTh Movie Los Angeles 35, New Orleans Camden Bonnie (Bourgeois) 12-i; 6 Alabama 45, TCU 0 14 9•30 (13) Mike Douglas Heather Chance (Kucia) 3-2; 7 Aubur n Il, Florida St ii Oakland 25, San Diego 0 (3)(24) Realldades (24) Mister Rogers Vitoy Rally ( T. Tayor) 10 j S E Tenn $t 10, Murray St 10 'oday's Game (44) Leave It To Beaver Dark Raven (Scaturro) 3 1. (6)(13) Maude E K en tucky 13, W Kentucky? MIrvsofa at Chicago. ii FIFTH 3 MILE, PACE, 10:00 Florida 21, Duke 16 9:30 Saturday, Nov. 1 CLAIMING $1,500: I. Tatlow Florida AIM 20, Tennessee St 0 Wonderful World Of Books San Diego at New York CI- (Cummings) 7-2; 2, Galavant (No (CATV-d) 700 Club Georgia 31. Kentucky 13 ants (6)(13) Medical Center (44) Gomer Pyle, USMC driver) 6 1; 3. .1 M Mark (Rau) 3 I. Georgia Tech 23, Tulane 0 Sunday, Nov. 2 (CATV-13) Burke's Law 1. Merle Volo (Whayland) 97 10:00 Jackson St 24. Grambling 11 PittSburgh at Cinctrvati Navy (24) On Loan From Russia Sue (Denianlk) 10 I; 6. Jippa Jacksonville St 21, NW Loul (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes Buffalo at New York Jets Star Maid (Dvoracek S 1; 7. (35) American Life Style SlIM 0 (6) Give-N-Take Cleveland at Baltimore Sourdough (Scaturr) 5-1; Livingston St 31, Alabama St I) Miami at Chicago (8) Romper Room 10-30 Greenland Beauty CR. Neely) 1, LSU 24, So Carolina 6 Minnesota at Green Bay (44) Father Knows Best (3) SIXTH Lowell MILE, TROT. $1,500. Thomas Re. Marshall 31, W Michigan 19 Houston at Kansas City $2,500 CLAIMING: I Little Juniper members 10:30 Miuiuippi 17, VanderbUt 7 Atlanta at New Orleans (Blood) 81, 7 Lee Lyre (Rau) 101; (24) Say Brother Mitsissipel St 25. Louisville 11 (21(8) Wheel Of Fortune New England it St. Louis 3 Impulse (Wilsey) 5 1. 1 Mud Pop P40 Carolina St 43, CIemon 7 (33) Florida State Football (6)(13) Price Is Right Oakland at Denver (Bridges) 5-1; S. Sharp Millie No Texas St 21, Tennessee 11 Highlights (33) 700 Club Detroit at San Francisco (Cummings) 3 1; 6. No Problem (E. So Caro St 10. Newberry 0 Dallas at Washinglon (44) Green Acres 11:00 Taylor 61. 7. Clever Trip (Wyatt)? Wake Forest 66. Virginia 21 Monday. Nov. 3 3; 8 Topla D. (Foster) 9 7 (2(6)(C-6)(8)(13) News 11:00 Los Angeles at Philadelphia, SEVENTH — C-2. PACE. MILE: (3) ABC News (2)(1 ) Hiqh Rollers Midwest I. Don na Ann Raider CT Crank) 10 Akron 17, Youngstown 6 . - I. 7. ueatrice Beatrice Way (B. Regur)5i; 3. Sill St 3. No Illinois 0 Byrd K (Deason) 5-1; 4 Metroiina Cent Michigan 17. Kent St Abby (Bridge,) 3 1; S. Richland C Illinois 17, Ferris St 3 NSA Dear (Allen) 7-7: 6. Singing Sam Illinois 71, Michigan St 19 Eastern conference (Beregnak) 6 1; 7. Mighty Senator ________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________ Indlani St 47, IllInois St 11 Atlantic Division (S Clark) 6-1; I Double Steal Long Beach St 31, Drake 10 w L Pc?. GB (Ki) 10 i Mankato St 17, No Dakot a St 11 Boston I 0 I 000 8-8:30 CBS RHODA Rhoda vestigator. She's out to find the EiGHTH C.2. PACE, 2 MILE, C Memphis St IS, Tulsa II Phliphia 1 0 1,000 PURSE $423: 1. Darryl Dale (Kucii) tries to bolster her own reason for Mrs. Naugatuck's Miami, Ohio 20, Bowling Green Buffalo I 0 I 000 1 121. 7 Conestoga B (Bereinak) 317 securities about Joe's faith, somewhat erratic behavior and New York I 7 500 I 1.) MA PT (Kucia) 61. 1 Iron city Michigan 55, Indiana 7 Central Division Nancy (P Re-gun 3 1; 5 Ocala Fulness when she starts to invite turns up a little conning that Washington I 0 1000 -Mmnne%ota 31, Iowa 7 Eagle (Bridges) S-i; 6. Dads 'Brenda's prospective new already has cost them a tidy N Orleans Missouri 35. Kansas St 3 21 Favorite(Shell)97;7,00vernorDel Atlanta Nebraska 63, ColOrado 21 1 I 500 'i Lee (Kirnley) S-I; S. Marion Sleek roomates to dinner. Brenda sum. Houston decides on a roomle when her No Dakota 27 , So Dakota 17 0 I 000 I (M. Crank) S I. 10-11 CBS MEDICAL CENNo Michigan 70. Saginaw VII IS Cleveland 0 7 000 1", NINTH — C.1, PACE, MILE: i rent Is increased. Ohio $t 35. Purdue 6 Western Conference TER The story gets pretty Measured Flo (FlIlpelli) 101, 2, 8-9 NBC THE INVISIBLE Midwest Division Oklahoma 39, Iowa St 7 lice (Blanton) I I;), Goni (Shell) an Arab heir falLs in De troit Okla homa St 35, Kansas 19 1 1 500 I; 1. Dandy Thing (F Taylor) 61:3. MAN "Pin Money" Dan Westin sticky live wi th a Jewish widow only Southern Cal 21, Notre Dame ii Chicago I 1 500 — Winn ing Tine (R. Regur) 5 1 , 6 Van goes on a mission of cornin America. Not only that, the K-C So Illinoit 33, Wichita St 72 0 1 000 'z Dale Byrd (KinSley) 7-2; 7 attn passion tonight. He discovers budding sheik's so Milwauk ee ' Toledo 14, Ohio 10 0 I 000 " Dean (Bereinak) 9 2; S Surgery U •III...i. I C H1 k,... , . -- that Carlson's eceentrir' munt VD..itI. a,, .,,,,p 'I' II..i.l VI.lVfl u_. rv..%..ry... Au b urn ForGators 11:30 (2)($) Tonight Show (CATV4) Race To Riches (44) Of the Sea (6)(13) Gambit (CATV.4) Not For Women Only (9) Showoffs (44) Phil Donohue College - - SCOREBOARD , m - 6:00 (2)()(I)(9)(13) News (3) As Man Behaves (CATV4) Family Affair (24) World Press (35) Lost In S pa ce - - t' EVENING when he shoots from the out. In the night's other NBA Maurice Lucas had 29 points side, but he's even more of a game, the Seattle SuperSonics and Gus Gerard added 21, (44) Lucy Show powstraight shooter from the foul whipped the Phoenix Suns 113- ering the Spirits of St. Louis 6:30 line. 99. In the American Basketball over San Diego. The production (2)(8) NBC News The top gun of the New Or. Association, the Spirits of St. by Lucas and Gerard overcame (3) Teaching Children With leans Jazz was given the easier Louis downed the San Special Needs Diego a 23-point performance by the (6) CBS News shot more than the New York Sails 101-85; the Kentucky Cole- Sails' Caldwell Jones, who also (9) ABC News Knicks wanted, and the mcvi- nets whipped the Virginia led all rebounders with 16. (CATV-13) Weselyn Singers table resulted Sunday night. Squires 130-112 and the New (24) International Animation Colonels 130, Squires 112 The Jazz won the National Bag- York Nets stopped the Indiana Festival Kentucky shook off a brief ketball Association game 125- PCCFS 118-111. Bewitched rally with U 196 5CC' 114 in double overtime. SuperSonics 113, Suns 99 700 ond-half surge and Artis Gil (2) To Tell The Truth I f* Leonard Gray poured m 27 more led seven double-figure (3) Quick On The Draw "Both teams had plenty of points as Seattle defeated Phoechancestowin,"said New York nix. Fred Brown added 21 scorers with 27 points as the (6)(e) Concentration Hogan's Heroes Coach Red Holznman, "We Just Iints to offset the 29-point per- Colonels romped past the (CATV-6) (9) Wild, Wild World Of Anididn't do it. We threw the ball lormance by Phoenix rookie Al- Squires. mals away an awful lot, but then IlI A da rins and the 21 poin ts by (13)(C.13) CBS News Nets 118, Pacers ill their defense was awfully Dick Van Arsdale. Julius Erving scored 30 points (24) Intercom 24 good." Phoenix took a run at the and John Williamson struck For (35) Star Trek The best of all was Maravich, Sonics early in the fourth quar- 27, powering New York over (44) Hogan's Heroes who scored 45 points ter, cutting Seattle's a(lvantage Indiana. Erving scored II of his 7:30 ineluding six free tliros in the to 90-87. But Seattle UliiC points in the second period to (2) Wild Kingdom (3) It's Your Government j waning seconds of the second through with aggressive de- lead a comeback for New York (6) Match Game '75 overtime period that put the fense paired with the cold Suns' as the Nets charged into a 57-55 (CATV.6) Lcve, American game away for New Orlea ns. In shooting toout.score the visitors halftime lead. Style (8) World At War (9) Lers Ma ke A Deal (13) Truth Or Consequences (CATV.13) Here Come The Stars I ImIj (44) Love, American Style - Anseer to Previous Puzzle (24) Lillias, Yoga And You (35) 700 Club (44) Love, American Style Monday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS all, Maravich hit 23 of 28 shots 15-4 over the next six minutes. Pete Maravich is a pistol from the foul line. Spirits 101, Sails 85 ... Monday, Oct. 27, 197S-3B TONIGHT'S TV - Plunkett Hurl ,', 49ers Feel Pain The Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I -I ADDRESS CITY L. - _____ -_________ _______ ________ STATE -- ----------- ________ - ZIP - ,,,,' r J .. - — - �48—Evening Herald, Sanforci, FL Monday. Oct. 27!!s Legal Notice Arch I e G riff I n o I g ,4 I I iii. I vi e ( r 11..J ri Legal Notice — Legal Notice Legal Notice INVITATIONTOBID NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CIT OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. CITY OF ALTAMONTESPRINOS, FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME NoticelsherebY9veflthat wears Notice is hereby given that the rn business at 2161 Sufl.x City of Casselberry of Seminole Notice of Public Hearing Rd • Winter Park. Seminole County, County. Florida. will receive sealed TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: hid under the flctitiou name of bids up to 3:00 P.M. November 10, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NotIce ts hereby given that a F4ALLELUIAH CREATIONS, and the City Commission of the City of 1975, in the Casseiberry City Halt, Public Hearing be held at the tnat we intend to register said name Altamonte Springs, Florida, that Casselberry, Florida, for the pur Cornmisslon Room in the City Hall in with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, a said City Commiion will hold a chaseof 1915 or 1976', Ton Pickup the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7:00 Seminole County, Florida in ac public hearing to consider the Truck for Animal Control Use. o'clock PM, on November 10. 1975, cordance with the provisions of the question of changing the zoning Specifications may be obtained at to consider the adoption of an Or' Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: classification from Industrial to Caiselberry City Hall, 93 LIke dinance by the City of Sanford. 5 non oc Florida Statutes 1531. Commercial General, on the Triplet Drive. Casselberry, Florida. Florida, title of which is as followS: Douglas S. Carlisle properties as described below, as TheCityreservestherighttoaccept Joe coijeski those classifications are described or reect any or alt bids ORDINANCE NO. 1316 PubliSh. Ccl. a, 27. Nov. 3, tO, 1575 Mary W. Hawthorne in the compresinslve zoning DES 17$ Acting City Manager dinance of the City of Altamonte AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ________________________ City of Casselberry Springs. Florida 77573 OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, Slect properties are described Put"th: Oct. 27. 1973. CLOSING, VACATING AND RESOLUTION OF NOTICE DES 135 as follow: ABANDONING THOSE CERTAIN CLOSING. VACATING AND _______________________ 1, SCCIIO 1$, Township 21 South, 4—Personals e1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS State, which tacked a 21-14 led three touchdowns in a downs in 15th-ranked stunner over Tennessee onto an steady rain on nifty Wishbone Missouri's 35-3 trouncing f While KlngArchietjFu.5of earlier rout of Houston; East pltchout.s from slick Marty Kansas State. No. 18 Maryland Columbus was becoming major Carolina, which struck a blow Akins. was idle but No. 19 UCLA college football's all-time for the unheralded Southern No. 9 Penn State allowed whipped California 28-14 and leading ground-gainer, while Conference with a 38-17 rout of across midfield three tierl Southern Cal for the his Ohio State playmates and Atlantic Coast Conferimee foe times and blanked the Cadets Paciflc-8 lead as John Sciarra the next eight teams in The As- North Carolina, and Wake For- 31.0 behInd Woody Petchel's 139 scored twice and passed for a sociated Press ratings wese est, which swamped VirgInia yards and two tuuchdows, third TI) while Wendell Tyler Get It checked by the registerei information center, Monda and expenses with widow. Phoni 373 273$ ' NE'i Uess Road) and East 23 feet of W ' of NW ' of SE 7 Section ii. Township 21 South. NOTICE NOT ICE Is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of 5.v 1 ,I County, Florida. Shall at HOLLY AVENUE AND CEDAR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE ii hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. at its offering Parent Effcctiv,nesi as It's like pennies lrom heaven when 4$ you liiI "Don't Needs" with a wan! lid Third-ranked Southern Cal ranked Pitt 17-0 for what third. year Coach George Welsh cont.Irwed its recent domination Noise Dame, beaing the called "the best win I've had Navy." The l4th-rankedlrish24-l7asRicky since coming to h1, the nation's leading rush\liddlesscoredonshortrunaby Bob Jackson and Gerry er, gained 165 yards, the most ever by a Trojan user Goodwin and used a celebrated 50-year rIvay. defense, led by rover et Moeller, to hand the Panthers Texas A&M, the No. 5 team, their first shutout in three years used Lester Hayes' tie-breaking And LSU, under fire f fumble to defeat Baylor's de(air-weather fans, Put a (ending Southwest Conference feather In beleaguered Coach chanipa 19-10. arlieMcaendon'scapwitha 24.6 decisIon over South CareSixth-ranked Alabama took a twice in 11 seconds. The first Conference play and crushed came on a one-yard dive and winiess Texas Q1stian 4 as the second after South Jotuy Davis galloped 66 yards Carolina's Mike Bolden fum. for one TD and Richard Todd ed the ensuing kickoff at his tallied twi. Not far behind were resurMichigan, rated seventh, kept gent Syracuse, 4-3 for the first pace with Ohio State atop the Wneslncel97ofoflowtngafl-14 BigTenbycloutIngJndjana..7 come-from-behind victory over asJimmySmithbolted77yarcjs Boston College; North Texas to score on the game's second play and Rob Lytle scored four ' times Eighth-ranked Texas is still deadlocked with the Te Aggles in the SWC after routing Rice4l-9 asGralyn Wyatt tall- Vs. to consider the adoption of an or. bldg 13 feet East of ventilating, Irrigating, and power ary SW LARRY L. FOWLER and ainance by the City of Sanford. run W ii feel North 50 wife, systems, machines, appliances, corner City Ccmmission HILDA J. FOWLER, feet to F torida, title of which It as follows fixtures, and appurtenance, wi'lich beginning and West 21 feet Lots 10 the City Of Defendants, now II, Plat Book 1 Page II; are or may thereafter Sanford, Florida pertain and NOTICEOFACTIOPI ORDINANCE NO. 1317 S Lot 9 (Less beginning P4W to, or be used with, in, or on said fly H. N. Tamm, Jr. TO: LARRY L. FOWLER and 751 779 ft. to the X, Jacksonville, 11. Lots 19, 20 and 21 (Less Road), the Public Records of Seminole Florida sfl03 on or before November Plat BOOk 1 Page 11; County, Florida, 25th, 1973, and file the original with 12. LotslOto6land N 'of vacated has been filed against you and are required to serve a COPY you the clerk of this Court either before street adjacent on South (Less f service on plaintiff's attorney or Road) Plat Book 1 Page II, your written deferei, if any, toil Immedlatetythereafter;oth,rwisea 13. Lots 45 and 14, Reptat of SHIPIHOLSER AND LOGAN, At. for the relief demanded in the torney for Plaintiff, Post Office Box complaint or petition. 7775, 717 W. First Street, Sanford, WITNESS my hand md ihe seal of Florida 32771, and tilt the original this Court on October 24th, 1915 withtheClerkoftheabovecoorton (Court Seal) Or before November 29th, 1913; Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. a Judgment may be en. Clerk of the Circuit Court tered against you for the relief By Lillian T. Jenkins deminded in the Complaint. As Deputy Clerk 11. Lots 17 and IL Plat Book 3 Pagr 3° 11 Lots 49, 50 ano SI and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. of th C'cuil Court Uy: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk PHILIP H. LOGAN of SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN Pott Office Box 2779 Sanford, Florida 37771 PublIsh: Oct. 77, Nov.), 10, I?, 1975 DESIO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. %.UIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-2024.CA.044 In Re: The Marriage of MAGGIE SCARBOROUGH, Petitioner Bginiing at the intersed of the center lines of Park Road and _______________________ unlotted part, Plat Book 3 Page 30. 15 Lot I. Block A, Replat of Town ,-..-'--uu.uy cI,aIc's, nay t,00x ii, Seminole Avenue, running thence Southeasterly perpendlrular to the NOTICE OF TOROID WINDERS '''' vArATIIlf '' "' Page ABANDONING Lots 2 and 3, Block A, Replat of Town 4. Country Estates, Plat Book 12. Page 29 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners oi Seminole County, Florida. at itt RIGIITS.OF.WAY - degreecurve7lols'south,asterty,o a Point. thence 310.61' southeasterly tOthe Intersectional thecenter lines of Seminole Avenue and Jettup .4f TO. CARL SCARBOROUGH Address Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED P.O. Box 7547, Orlando. F:orida, 32102, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on before November 26th, 1973, otherwise a Judgment may be en tered against you for 11w relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on this 74th day Of tober, )975 (Seal) Arthur H. Bekwitpi, Jr. As Clerk ot said Court By: LIIIin T Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish' Oct 71, Nov . to, 17. ;ns DES 151 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-221$.CA4F In Re The Marriage MARJORIE N BELL, Petitioner, • Page 29' 26. Lot 1. Block B, Rep$at of Town & Country Estates, Plat Book 12, Page 29; 77. Lot 3, Block B, Replat of Town COUFIUY Estates, Plat Book 12 Page 29; 7$. Lot 12 of Winwood Park. SaId parcels numbered here I through 25. are generally described IS all that property toned Industrial In the City of Altarnonte Springs, EastofLongwoodAvenueandonthe North and South sides of State Road 136. TbePUBLICHEARINGi5tObeh.ld In the City HaIl of Altamonte Springs, Florida, on Tuesday, November II, 197$ at 1:30 P.M., as soon thereafter as possible, at which time interested parties and citizens for and against the proposed rezoning will be heard THIS NOTICE is to be published by posting the properties aforesaId discribed and by potting at three JAMES R. BELL, Respondent. public places within the City of NOTICE TO DEFEND Altamonte Springs at least fifteen THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: days prior to the tIme of publIc JAMES R. BELL hearing co Fotton County Granite and Route I RIverSide Drive Douglasville, Ga. 30)3.4 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that MARJORIE P. BELL has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, for DisI,olutic,vi of Marriage, and you are required fo serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, WILLIAM L. COLBERT of STEN5TROM, DAVIS & MctN TOSM. Attorneys for Petition.,', whose address is Post Office Bo* 1)30. Sarifor, Florida 37711 and tile ft' rigin,I With the Cle, k of the ibovestyled Court on or before December 1st, I95, otherwise a default an ultimate iudgment will be entered againsl you for the relief jmaflded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand M Official hal of said Court on the 73rd day of )ctober, A.D. 197$ 5f) Arthur H. BtCkwith, Clerk of the Circuit Court By' Lillian t. Jenkins Deputy Clerk VILLIAM L. COLBERT TENSTROM. DAVIS & AcINTOSH :Iagth:p flank cf Sanford '0. box 133° Inford, Florida 32,11 .ttotni for PetItioner ubliSh: Oct 27, Nov 3, 10. 17, 1975 ,1 (OFFICIAL SEAL) Phyllis JordahI State Road 121 traversing through he N 'i',of the NE '.1 of Setion7 Tawnshlp 20 S.. Range 30 East, as Shown by the plat of Old Orlando RoL reroriJ in Flat Book 6. page 3.4, 53 and 56, Public records of Seminole County, Florida, between Ii'ie South line of the NW '. Cf PlC , of said Section 29 and the North line of the newly aligned right of way of Stjte Road S 127 in the NE of NE ' of said Section, less arid except the following: That part of: The W i 04 the NE ' of the NE '. of Section 29, TownShip 20 South, Range 30 East in Seminole County, Florida, lying within 30 feet each side of a survey line described as follows, Commence on the East line of SeCtion 29. Township 20 South, Range 30 East in SemInole County, Florida, at a point 231.30 feet South of the Northeast corner of said Section 29; thence run South 11 degreet 01' 41' West a distance of 312.15 feet to Ihe beginning o a curve concave Southeasterly having City Clerk Altamonte Springs, Florida Publish' Oct. , 197$ DES FICTITIOUS NAME NOlic •5 hereby given that I am engaged in business at Aitarnonle Altarnonte Springs. Seminole Florida under the fictitious name of R I) PHOTOGRAPHY, and that I Intend to register saId name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Ftorid n , c.ordance with Itit' provisons of the Fititi*t Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 86309 Florida Statutes 1957. 3: RObtrI L. Brown Publish: Oct. 4,, 13, 70, 77, 1975 ..-. — FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ishereby given that WI are engaged in business t 7640 Hiawatha Un4t 1. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of KATHY'S UNIQUE, that w intend to register slid name with thi Cleet of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, F'orida in ac cordance with th, provisions of the Fict1t,j5 f4me Statutes. To Wit. '(tion443Ø5 Florida Statutes 1957 S Kathy Hamn Herbert C. Hamn PubliSh: O(t. 6, 13, 20, 27. 197$ writ center line of tPe NE ' of Section 31. Township 21, South, Range 31, East, 257.50 feet weSt of the east line of Section 3.4. running thence 300 degrees 15' 03" W, $75.35 feet to the north right of way line of Park Road and to the point of beginning; thence Pd $9 degrees 1$' 33" W• 23337 feet along the north rightofway line of Park Road to a point, thence COntInuing along the right of way line of Park Road 785 10 fret along the arc formed by a radius 047693.63 feet toa point, thence N 00 degreri 15' 03" E, 35000 feet to a point, thence N 19 degre 0)' 40" E, 541 09 feel to a point, thence S 00 degrees IS'03" W. 550,00 feet lathe Point of beginning 6)064)). Being in Sections 31 and 3,5 Township 71. South, Range 31 East, Seminole County, Florida The South 350 ft. Of Lot 72, and all of LoIs 73, 21 and 23 of ORLANDO INDUSTRIALPARK,asrecordedln Fiat Book 10, Ofl P.9e 100, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. TheSoulh35Oftof Lot 22. and all of Lots 23. 24 and 73 of ORLANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK,asrecorded in Plat Book 10, page ItO, Public Records of Seminole County, NOTICE TO DEFEND SUIT TO FORECLOSEMOKiA,at You, •. and if marrIed -BEAM, hit wife, and Management-.. Mature, self motivated individual, needed 10* organizational training I management. Salary to complt with qualifications. Send resurni to P.O. Box 2191, Sanford, Fla 4—us__ portun Taxi Cab Business & related fran thise. Call owner. 904233 7522. Board ef County (,,ommissit.nert ijnfy, Florida of Seminole fly /irlhur H fleckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circut Court By; Joann K. Hare DePuty Clerk Puhlith 0t 77 p,7S . VENDING ROUTES PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEARANBEHEARDAT THE lIME At'D PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED (Seal) Board ot County CommissIoner's of Set mole County, Florid,. fly: Arthur If. flec;witt'i, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joann K. Hare Deputy Clerk Piihiih 7, 197c 4 FLORIDA DREAM HOMELAKEFRONT, 2 story home just loaded with rustic i'harrn. 1 bedroom, 31 bath, central air, family room, fireplace, boat house & dock. Located on big Lake Mary, Finest fishing & swimming, A fantastic buy at $79,SoO ( ' Wanted, middle aged woman to Share with same a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on tht lake. All con venences, Lake Mary area. 377. 5200. FURNISHEDROOMFORRENT Gentleman Preferred 101 Magnolia Avenue ' 1- 30-Apartments_Unfurnished 'j. Easy friendly living Come join us One & 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnisited. Newly redecorated Come see. 300 E. Airport Blvd. Sanford 3731)10. " 3 • P O Box 1136) BR Apt , wall to wall carpet, air cond .Sl7Smo plus deposit. 30$ E 21st St Call 373 1359 after 5:30 1 Atlanta, Georgia 30334 YOU A RE HERE BY PlO TI F I ED that JANICE L. ELLIS has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court o# Deflary' AdvitS. I BR, air. close to stores, churches. Ideal for retired persons 641 6451 or 327 6051. for 31—Apartments Furnished ________________________________ 1bedroomapartrnent,singtemr, ôd'.iit 160 plus utilities 37? 79&'l ' November 17th, 1973. otherwis, a ibOne bedroom turn, apt. $25 v.k. deposit Ill S. Park. 373 1794 _____________________________ SAN MO PARK, 1, 7. 3 bedroom trailer apti. Adult I family park. Weekly. 331$ Hwy 17.93, Sanford. 323 1920. ' and ultimate judgment will be entered against you for the relief ftmits in the Petition WITNESS my Sand and official,, ' One I Two bedroom apartmtnts, carpeted, aIr, furn. 1 unlurn. 377 1110 up _______________________________ I IF By. Lillian Jenkins Dtputy Clerk ROBERT J PIERCE. ESQUIRE P 0. Box 70 - (1007 Hwy 436) Altamonte Springs, Florida 3310) Attorney for Petitioner 1 ';lith: Oct 13.30,77, PIn.., 1 1Q71 Li.'. I I ''' 11 2S45ParkDr One Bedroom 26)7 Elm Sanford No pets 3396956 MrI. Mello ________________________ PlOW (EASING New, modern, I Story efficiency apartments, attractively fur fiShed, conveniently located and beaulifully iandscap,a, $133 mo. Call between 5:305. For in formation "alt 371 0701 , . - ' lor7f3edroTras AduItscnly - PARKAVCNUEMOBILEPARK 7515 Park DrIve $lOup ,1 Slit, S 4' Box for '71 Ford pickup, will fit moSt 'i ton and .ton trucks, good condition, $143. 377 5100. REALTY INC. 207 E. 25th 3t.,373 7172 HAL COLBER'T, REALTOR Eves 377 06)2 or 377197 Eves, Selma Williams 377.1557 Exclusive Area Quality 3 bedroom, 7 bath home or GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 322.6457 372 5000 POOL HOME- Sanford, 7413 Palmetto Ave., carpeted. 3 BR, 2 . floors Land completely fenced. JOHNNY WALKER WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. )11)1SE Fir'stSt, 322-6457 '73. central air, di%hwjlshir, raised patio. skirting, & tie aowns, Good location, Payments $45,79 mo Offered by Savings & Loan. 373 605) REAL ESTATE. INC. 3226457 3 New homes in Deltona, priced below 1.35,000 3 BR. )" bath, central h a. Sunland, $27,000 FLEETLINE 7 BR, Like Mary, lust reduced Stemper Realty Central Fioridi'i MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327499 1919S French 372 7371, 377. 1496, 377. 19i.4 3771959, j72 416.1 SANFORD 3 Bedroom, 2 balh home. dy yard, air conditiOner Will dicker or swap $19,5O Sell or Rent- 1973 Hawthorn 7 bedroom, 17'xóO', front kitchen, Completely furnished, 66* 5657. Sanford, 37) 3700 KYLlNE - Double wide, '73, 21' x I 40', 3 BR. 7 bath, raised front screen room, central ,air, carport Iwning and skirting. Good con dition. Payments $104.17 ma. Offered by Savings I Loan. 377 Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS 3736331 By owner, 3 bedroom. 1 bath, fuh carpet, small equity. $143 mo Call 322 9101 after S KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, machines iT JOlNS RIVER Near Deflary, almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great fishing. Owner lays "submit offers" MOONEY APPLI NCES37) 0697 SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED 500S.SanfordAve3739370 .._:--.:: REALTORS O6l,, 53—'TV-Radio.Stereo __________________ ii uuy or Sell, call in the Gale Force. We have acreage, cleared or acres up to 250 acres. wooded, s GALLERY OF HOMES * They're Hot" * gale ASSOCIATES REALTORS OVIEDO BRANCH 365 5466 Nrw houses ma rural area Plo oown payment, monthly payments lets than rent Government subsidized to Qualified buyers. Call to see if you quality! SEMINOLE CO. Acreage tracts. small and large $2,000 per acre and up. Terry Realty, Realtor, 67$ M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 46—CommercialProperty 0711. heat & air, fireplace, situated on over I', acres with 110' beach front. A Qutity home priced at S 70, 0(0 410 fOal E'.epi l.*i) COZY COTTAGE Sanford, close to shopping, 1 bedroom, Concrete block on wooded lot. Immaculate BARGAIN BUYS 3 814, I bath CR. $17,500 Unbe. 3 BR, 7 baths, S acres, fenced. lievabte at only $17,300. 373 9110. Larry Saxon, Realtor 55—Boats&Accessories Evinrude & Chrysler Sale Prices like. $733 10 HP, 1195; Powerful $7,171, 170 HP, $1,495; Bass boat, $1,695, only $993; $320 Galvanized traIlers, $770 Many other's All sizes, Visit our large boat lot, Terms. ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 1792 372 $961 eneva Vardens Kish ReaJ Estate "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" I STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES .1 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM JOHNNY WALKER 125 1305 W. 25th St. SANFORD GENERAL CON TiTACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC 322.2090 Professionally Managed Call I Luxury Patio Apartments 7 Bedroom, 7 enclosed porches. Central heat I air. Lot 100'x171' Call Eslie Feller, i -' 3friu1Iohc Atsoc. REA1JORS OSJ REALTY REALTOR 443.4164 After Mrs. 339.1535 W. Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broke, JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC - You want to Buy or Sell Pc Real Estate Wt,will provide the Newly ProfessaI Service decoratedoldef home. Hss central 101w Commercial tseat and lii detliched garage, Pr 377 1111 ,antord tenced back yard Down stars ________________ Spacious living room with * * *Spanish Charm*** f'reptaq, formal dining room, den, eat in I,itchen, lbedroomand Low down payment, Ornamental bath, plus utility. Up stairs. 3 StOne fireplace, turned coIumn, .,,nL .....I...i a__.. •'J"r,VI !JFWIf'I2 i.muiy rV'Jm, VV IJ1!..fJI!) •iJ'J ,a..., Y'JiV IUI1, 176,300 bedrooms, garage, redwood fence carpet. F-4AVA. 1311722. 4(5 RA1TORS AGE & ELEGANCE -5- 3714) MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS AKC Registered, Shots Phone 17] 0963 after? p m. Doberman Pinscher, red male, I months, AKC registered, all Shots, $150. Phone 37) 0791. S wk. old thoroughbred German Shepherd, males I. females, 372. 3510. _.-,, CLiFr' JOI4DAPI,REALTOR - ner Wige t ' 3MO,6M.& 1 Year[eases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, Large 1 & 2 Bdrm, Apts-Fum, or Un turn. On Lake, Pr Btatinq •PooI Cfubhnuse brap.s darp.tin1 •tep, Dininq Reams Highway 17'3, Sanford, Next To Cava tier 323'8670or 831.9777 — - .- - ._,._.,,p,-.v.. 7' r. F I 6029. ___ _L_J I "WE'RE DRPJJG I • For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 Items, Larrys Mart, 713 Sanford Avp • We Buy Furniture I S CRAZY!" II Dual Conversions • Headers Mon., Oct 27, 7 P,M. LOTS OF BARGAINS IN FURNITURE, TV'S, APPLIANCES AND MISC, EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Auction I 1 ala place you know and trust. CUSTOM PIPE BENDING AVAILABL E 72—Aucfj I I FAST EXPERT INSTALLATION at LOW COST I I Phone 3Z3ai20 I They're now available for • USED FURNITURE WAN TED I You never have to worry about your MUFFLER, EXHAUST PIPE, TAILPIPE or LABOR CHARGES again. A Superior exhaust system installed by a Superior dealer with a Superior guartee vtlid as long as you own your car, 68—Wanted to Buy I I I I I Sanford Auction COME IN OR PHONE j FOR FREE ESTIMATE NOW! j I I1hh1!BI.I 1200 S. French Ave. 323-7340 I BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY .'f .' .r I '4t5-7 Air Conditioning HomeImprovements AiR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 74 hour service All makes. DYKES AIR CON. DITIONING, 3325177. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in the dassmf,ed ads Nothing Small isbout that Beauty Care - RUDDY'S MENT HOME Phabiisi W J KING Plumbing Supplies.Fixture's Water Heaters lam 10 pm tl'ru Sat 25)4 Park 323 3617 i'kovE ALL TYPES OF PENTRY AND REPAIRS CAR 377 Pressure Cleanjn9 lnlr or, C ter 'or Plastering Plaster talchina & Sirnulited brickP.stone spec,aity3272760 t1 - AlA CLEANS ALL Concrete Specialists, drives, patios. stutco, No work too small or too large. LIcensed & Bonded 299 735,. — Exterior Pressure 373 lnttallcarpesandvinyl, walltowall. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON C formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) Fre'e Es!"ia?e Call SEARS Sanford )77 1771 DRiVE IPI 5)9 C. First, 322.5742 Modernizing your Home? Sell no tcinge" "ceded but uSv'fvl items W tb a C iaslii'J Ad Homelmprovement CarperIrv, Re''c"u).'In Addt.' Custom Work Licensed. Bondec Free estimate 3.?) 6035 Srry(e feed help on that Saturday job? Paneling door, windows hung, concrete work, etc. By the hcvr or by the job 3229363. o'ick & stone specIalty. 322 7750 If you are having difficulty finding a place to live, car to drive, a job, or Some service y have need of, read all out' want ads ever' day. Looking fOr garden equipment Peed today's classified ads for 000d t'uv' Expert roof repairs, flit roct thiflQI Alt won, f"0:.Oipi or Lawn Care Sbo.ie Lism',fl .Ser',',nn oh tOO large or to s,'r,sIl Call (5,rr y. ;'99 7359 ________________________________________ Save a couple of old friends N'v' heels & sOles give new life t your shoes. HANSON'S SHOE SHOP, 771 C Is? St, 3779997 HousePaIatIn9,, -, SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOL. STEREO WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 20? Roofing S'Tf ui(ç)' :.',i ".. Rulldozinu. E'cavatmng, Ditch work Fill c).rt. tOO SOil 3fl set SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PIIRIFICATIOPI SYSTEMS Call Phil C,onzate: 305 323 39)9 TV SERVICE Live Oak Bi.j Castriberry Phon. 131 96.41 in - Interior, Exterior PiaterIng, Platter Patching & simulated If PERFECT for retired couple 7 bedroom, 1 bath, eat in kitchen, large fenced 'ard $19,900. 65—Pets-Supplies 1441006 . JUST OFF 25th St. CARROLL'S FURNITURE COLOR TV.S1I9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 322.6457 Reg. Rt,,sl Estate Broker 1100E7Sth 377 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $150 per day - - 250' zoned commercial, remainder agricultural, II? acre's in all Large bedroom home, 3 biths (two 17'x5' with dressing areas), living room i0'I4' Family room, dining room a. 2 car garage. 1720,000. Excellent terms if desired TAFFER REALTY COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 3 bath, central heat & air, fenced back yard Good condition OS) REALTY,REALTOR 4164. Aftet Ilt"s. 9 7•92 64—Eq uip ment or Rent Service alt makes. HERBS' TV 1200 5. French, 332 1734. - 885' Frontage well bunched, in cans. $1. 702 West Otn St us Southeast Seminole County 37)6203. For Hedge: Viburnum plants, 2' up, Color TV's from $30; B&W, from ' (new location) Jct Il 97 & 177, Longwood Call 37) IS7Oor 631 1603 9$ cents Ca. Gard,nLand, 100 W. Itt St., 3fl.U3Q. used AXE MARY- Beautiful lakefront lot ona peninsula for unobstructed scenery 125.000 736353 '. pcI., 7', pct., and 71.. prt., available on 50.-ne homes You pay S pct , 10 pct , or 20 pcI. down '.''e .(ci'çt tradr 52—Appliances CIUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD AUCTION, 323 7310. CALL NOW Chico & The Man '72 Camaro. automatic, air, clean, good tires, good condition, 57.0(5) -' Quantity. NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17 97 630 4204. 43—Lots-Acreage Forrest Greene, Inc. Why Pay 9%? - Any dinette, I chairs, 1.65; Mahogany dresser wlthmlrror,$45; Sofa. $70; Many other fine pieces of furniture from what.Iinots to antiques. KULP DECORAToRS, 109W. 1st St. 322 7335, -- CRYSTAL LAKE BEACH FRONT I Bedrooms, 7 baths, den, central Crank Realty, Realtor " Wanted to buy used Office furniture - 3051 323 6061 or 373 05)7 eve's 70* LAUREL AVE $15,900 62—Lawn-Garden '___ -.----'__--_ 107 East Firs?, Downtown 3329111 Eve 569 114o Matching floor lamps, $23 pr; Maple love seat, 14$; Maple IS Yr. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive M.snv OthCri .0 C'iO:vs" from 80—Autos for Sale DAVES' 32) 9370 Bookcase, $10; Portable SW TV, $40: Swivel rocker, $15; Baby Bed. $75; 3 Drawer chest. $17.30; Loan. $11.54 per month. 373 6051. 7 BR, on gIant wooded lot, $21,500 '70 Mustang Mach I, auto ,air, 51195 '72 Vega CT. like new, 11195. '71 Dutt.r, 7 door, 599S Sl.?O0 1)16155 CASH 322-4132 GAS PAR LOP H EATER 63.000 BTU Phone373 $000 603W. Is! St. DREAMWOLD. El Capatnin. free paving, assum, with low down, 3 bedrooms, 1', bath, $21,500. 7423 YALE AVE-. 175,900 One Executive Chair Two Alma Desks ANFORD SEWING CENTER Double wide new, central air, raised front screen room, carport, skirting, corn. pletely set up. Near 134 & 17 92. Offered by Savings I Lake front lots, Loch Arbor, $11,500 1911 Chevrolet pi(k up truck, 6 cyI, Straight stick, e1CeIlot condition Casselberry, 17.92.5304206 orvsrI breed. Call after S o m. 373 5236. III Hays Drive Assume Payments - WITH GOOD CREDIT iw Example '77 Gremlin X, air, $1095 '71 Pinto, auto, air, 79—Trucks,-Tra I lers FPFF KITTENS to 000d homes: Sinner 7q Ian in cabinet, 3 needle P"Sition, twin needle, front Innilina rirluip sew.na m,,Chns Pay balance Af 574 or 10 oaymenf nO U 'lee as SavIngs & Loan, Payments, 1113,36 mo. 3736051. Any Car— No Money Down 32)3*64 cabinets, as is Cash arid Carry. PIOLL'S ,,St$dGOOd - Barrington, double wide, new, 24' x 60', central air, large rai:ed screen patiO, carport, skirting, wood grain lapsed siding, gd o(aton, with trees. Offered by 100 Yr. old Country Estate on S' acres. $77,000 327 547T PHONE 377 5091 - 3731379 1977 Pinto Station Wagon, fully equipped, low mileage. Phone 337 7794 after 3 p.m Motorcycte lr%ur,Thce BLAIR AGENCY Free puppy, half Spiti & half Ger. man Shepherd, I wks. femals, 32). GROCERY STORE EOUIPMEPIT MAKE OFFER 42—Mbile Homes HILLCREST GENERAL CON TRACTOR St. Johns Riverfront lot, only $12,500 Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets Counter tops, Sinks. lnstallatioi available. Bud Cobeli. 3fl eoS: anytime, JOHNNY WALKER iiIchen, dining room, family room, living room, 2 baths, & 7 car garage 2.000 sq. ft. of living area W W carpet, kitchen equipment, range, oven, 1. refrigerator. Block construction $39,000 Terms if desired, Duplex on Park Ave., $23 CJjO Beautiful Gulbrans,en Organ $900 0' will trade up or down for smallei organ MI 5516. Rich toil fur g.srde'niig. house S years otr' $24,900, Terms If des i red Lake Mary New 4 Bedroom Home On 1 Acre 115.000 Couch and matching chair, recliner set o matching lamps, $173; chl,u cabinet, like new, 5125; metal gyir set, 1 year Old. $73; metal swlnç set, 2yearsot,, $75: Other misc Items 1321 S. Mellonville I bedrooms, 3 full baths, hardwood CASH For Your Juni. Car Reconditioned flatteries, $17.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Av Special Shrub and garden sprayers, - bath, family room, utility room with new washer, dryer. Central heat air, dishwasher, dilpoal, extra large fenced back yard. Automatic pool with redwood cabana, bath house with refrigerator, large picnic shelter, fruit trees, $33,500. 371 0766. 7901 601 Celery Avr', Sartc"d - REALTORS 76—Auto Parts NELSON'S FLORIDA POSES Woodruff's Garden Center SACRIFICE Leading distributor has abov grou pools acquired throug our factory from a bankru diStrIbutor. Stock of pools StIll I Original cartons. Fully guarantee' will sell for ' price or lest Guaranteed installation Low Mc Payments, Flagship Builders, I *31 5500 Branch Office Plo I 2621 Orlando Drive 377 1302 * "Get 'Em While * JOHNNY WALKER Kathy's Unique, 2640 Hiawatha Ave specializing in Macrame Ma. terials and UnuSual Gifts 373 7651 Pool Schuren Realty 1971 Mazda R,sfary Coup, low mileage, $950 or best offer. $34 — Wood Or steel rinsis (eae(uti,e desk 4. chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing SEE US TODAY - -------. - Used office furniturp Swimming 2& 1-3 Acres Zoned for Horses RAYP,',OPlD .'d bALI. Reg Real Estate Broker 322 56.11 Aft Hr's. 377 7757 517W 1st St Sanford $30 613) 60—Off ice Supplies INVENTORY CLEARANCE (to make' room for new Stock). Everything Reduced To Cieart SAVE 60 pct. and more on smoked damaged Stock. Paylon's Children's Wear (Formerly Buttons 'N Bows), 76.40 Hiawatha, Phone 377 1301. buy in building lots just far enough from town BALL REALTY PFALTOR 372 7495 On I acres of land zoned M I In dustrial and A I Agricultural, 2 Bedroom house, support buildings, dog runs and very wooded. $33,300. Terms If deSired BAMBOO COVE APTS Respond.ntq ° October, A 0 1973 t3t1) Arthur H. Beck*Ith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court seminole County, Florida Your MLS Agency CaliBart Real Estate Commercial Breeder Kennel In Operation from SIll mo 3736650. sealofsaidcourtonthistp,,I0,hday 322-2420 Anytime We hayC 7 Bedroom, aIr conditioned, fCnced yard. 190) Summeelin Ave 1.5.900 or make tiller 177 3197 FRANKLIPIARMSAPTS.Rent White Wedding Gown SANFORD RFAL TOP '173 5774 .4 ' ___________ WOWI WHAT A BUY! Extra rnce home with SWIMMING POOL, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, family room, choice location, Only $29,500. 29—R.oonn NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Florida, PlOT TO TROT! Very anxious owner must Sell this beautiful 3 BR, 7 bath home at 109 Coleman Circle for lust $73,900, Extra large family room. New roof Ready tr Some .Ct ion Harold Hall Realty PAUL H. ELLIS, Husbind. PAUL H ELLIS Residence: Unknown Last known maiiin dress; CO Raymond ,i Koriton Co. 110 J Sel.g Drive, S W. lilA appraisal, Drive by 2107 Amelia and see for yourselff , JANICE I ELLIS. Wife, Petitioner, and .' ________________ Peg 9eal Estate Broker 371 0610 373 7595 3235213 3227741 Excellent Opportunity. Only 1 10 ON MAIN THOROUGHFARE...Living Quarters plus Ideal hours weekly with complete business location, Excellent company trainIng & locatIon set. terms, Call. up. lnvi'stmtnt of $400 $5,000. Call ' collect, Mr. Carson, 1135765370. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. S'3l$I.CA.H.s In Re itse MSrriaqe of and, the North 3° ft. of vacated Je'up Street South of said Lot 7 and that vacuted portion of Seminole and Sanford Avenues, Is reord in OR. Book 902. pages 535 and $26. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. (Less the rights ofway Of Seminole and Sanford Avenues, Quit claim deed to Seminole County in O.R. Book 907, page 529, Public County, Business for sale- By owner, Wet established grocery store ii Sanford area. With beer I wini lIcense 323 6702 after 7:30 p.m. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DiSlutIon of Marriage ,in you Ire retuired to serve a copy of your written defensei, if any, on ROBERT J. PIERCE, ESQUIRE, Attorrey for Prtitl0.,, WhOle address i Post Office Box 7Q, Attijrnonle Springs, Florida 3770). bndfilefhe original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before Seminole WITT REALTY _________________________ Florida, Florida, this 21st day of October, 1975. (Seal) ' Arthur H BeckwIth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian T. Jenkins Deputy Clerk PubliSh: Oct 20, 27, Nov 3, 10, ISiS DES 130 thencecontinueNorth39degr,.71' of baths,) car garage, Florida room, cetit,aI and air, 543.O'30 Hurry! (Seal) Seminole County Records Florida,) HOME AND POOL- $ bedrooms, 7 CallEveningsAfterl 'Ie Its., Orickell Avenue, 301, Miami, Florida, and file Hi. original answer or pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 71st day of November, 1973. If you fall to do so, judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. aradiusof 1143.97 feet, thence along Saidcurvethr000hacentralangleof 29't' 31' II" adistance ot 39911 feet Ia Station 353 plus III?, thenc, from a tangent bearing of North de'irees 01' I)" East run Pirirth degrees 74' 17' WeSt a distance of so feet to the Point of BegInning; CONTAINING 11,503 sauare fett (.179 acre) more or less. fly the Board of County Corn milsioners of Seminole County, Lakefront Home-Lake Mary. ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY, helpyou. BeliUliful Wurlifier Organ, double keyboard with full ac companiment, sutabl for church or home. Nearly new. Original price, $1,300, will trade for boat of equal value. 3.49 51?). ' PART T IME FA PM HAND .1 DONE AND ORDERED at San ii U U I,rJ t p i up is 111k' doIihous(' in Quiet neighborho, 2 fiRs, kitchen equipped, priced less than 3 BR, 7 bath, Pinetrest, $25,000 $45,000. . 1970 Plymouth Duster, orange, 6 cyl., 3 Speed, new paint, extra sharp. $995. Call Don Pope, 332 MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR 1651. WINTER ITEMS. . SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A 1915 Toyota Corolla Station Wagon. WANT AD. Phone 372261) or $31 $dO, & take over payments. 32') 997) and a friendly Ad Visor *ill 711$ after 3 59—Misical Wrchandise STOP AND THINK A MINUTE,, IF CLASSIFIED 323 6471 (t,,%ii0 3 BR, with pool, 177,900 )a57 Sanford, ala., 37771. Ireherebynofifjedthatacornplalnt to foreclose a certain mortgage on thefoIlowIngcri,cpropeq*y,0 wil: Lot II, NORTHWOOD, •cc.ing Florida, and, Loft), land the East 590 It. of Lot and all of Lots land 13 of ORLANDO INDUSTRIAL PARK, Unit 7, ac cording to tt'ie Pint thereof recorded ifl Flat Book I), page 43, Public Records of Seminole County, 47" a distance of 79.32 fIet to the beginning of a curve concave North westerly having a radius of 141.21 feet, thence along said curve tiyroi,jcti a ct.ntral angie 30', a distance of 161 75 feet to the end of the said curve; thence South degrees 05' 13" West a distance of 159.43 feet to the end of this survey line, Real Estate Full time gardener wanted b IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Parcel "B" offering fishing, canoeing and convenience store Surrounded by beautiful oak and cypress trees, Inlet. Applicant must have ci OWNERS WILL FINANCE: 3 Bedroom Home and Rental, pefience in Ornamental & lanaI. scape plant care, Salary 3 Bedroom Home-Downtown, negotiable. Reply to Box 319. c 1)9,300. The Evening Herald, P.O. 80: ford. Seminole County, Florida, this 16th day of October, A 0 1975 JUST RF Chrysler fiberglass sailboat, Murray trailer inCluded; sloop rigged Call 1301164 or $31.33.&J, Builder or Developer- Exceptional LEADER" I)' Opin Road, over cab camper for pickup, selfConfalned3721642. 13' all controls, pipIng, & drum, $73. 323 SIll. home, close to schools and thopphg. $21,000. - . Department of Transportation in cerløin described parcels, in and to the following described right.af. WIy. to wit, That part of the alignment of Old WEKIVA RIVER- Adu,t park 3771170 Nur'sn; RN's; LPN's; Aides; Aid Companion; Needed Immediately. Nice 1 BR trailer, S. Sanford Ave. 625 0634. $175 mo Adults only. No pets 373 0764, Housekeeper to live In, cook 4.cto light housework. Must have cii vs. 2. LOt 3, Block B, Replat of Town 4. Country Estates, Flat Book 12 '" 'a'? FOR - recreation vehicle park an restaurant, Located on the bewc btween Vera Beich & Fort Pie,c e on DALE E. ANSTINE. Attorney f Petitioq*r.Wife, whose address Rten. deflt 34—Mbile Homes Call 611 3019. that a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage ha been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your writtenoefens,s, ifany.toit and SCARBOROUGH. - AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Street forming an angle of 10 Lot 1, Block A, Replatof Town RegularMestingheIcionthe2t,,ay degrees 26' 72" with the center line & Country Estates, Plat Book 12 to the Flat thereof, as recorded in of October. 1913, n the County of Jessup Street in the northeast Page u. Pao.IaIR1YIAS.Mth. fl. LOtS, Block A, Replat of Town Commissioners' Meeting Room In Quadrant of the intersection: LESS Public Records of krnnoI County, & Country Estates, Flat Book 17 theCourlhouselriSanford, Seminole and EXCEPT THAT land presently FInritia. *.l.g •l& A.. I in the rights of way of Park Road, Altamont e Spr ing5 Covnty,Florsda,pursuanttop.tition Page ?9 lj ; and notice heretofore given, passea Seminole Avenue and Jessup Street. has 23. Lot 1, Block B, Replat of Town been filed against you. Ind you and adopted a Resolution closing, and the platted easements lying 1. Country Estates, Plat Book 17 are required to serve a copy of your vacating and abandoning, through the following described Page ansAer or plenung to the Complaint i renouncing and dsclaimin any and property, tO *it 21. Lot 2. Block 13, Replat 04 Town on the Plaintllf's attorney. all right of the County of Seminole Parcel Country Estates, Plat Book 12 PATRICK McGROTTY. 1201 and the public, except the Florida Beginning at a point on 'he east Pa;: 79 CARL Couple Will Share Home Dettona Area Phone 571 137$ Dek Industries 3397777 center line of Park Road IS 4,' to a all those clalminç any right, title or .......... AIJfl OOiflt. thnr. ln,in l ... -a if. " ' " " '5T LPy, through or under you, RESOLUTION month. Phone 631 0690. catalog, refundable on 1st order P.O. Box 211. Geneva, Fla , 32737. I . City Clerk freezer washer dryer). 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, enclosed patio, 2 car garage, ai7. 1.350 Spark Space Heater, complete with Beautiful kitchen and 3 bedroom Realty. LOPIGW000-..- Devon',tiire E'rculive type, beautiful sParu home, fully furnished (including - GENEVA AREAZCNED AGRICULTURE 10 Acres on St. Johns Ave., 133.000. 35 Acre's, wIll divide, $2,SOOper acre. 10 Acre's, Mullet Lake area, $17,500 3 BEDROOM. ii, bath. cb con struclion, carpet, & drapes, reai yard walled in. No traffii problem. FHA committment 80—Autos (or Sale - 75—Recreational Vehicles IS' Orlando Llmpper with 35 Isp Johnson, electric start, anu tilt trailer, $475. Phone 377 0139, 327 1947 $23,300. Stenstrom REALTORS 33—Houses Furnished hundreds of products I Gift items, novelties, Carded merchandise. 1001 Others $2 brings giant THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY LINE Florida. at 7.00 o'clock PM. on the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. OF WILLIAMS STR EET AND THE 11th day of November, A D., 1975, in CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOR HERLY EXTENSION OF the County Commissioner's Meeting COUNTY, FLORIDA, THE EAST LINE OF LOT 65, Room at the (ounty Courthouse in NO. 7S1964CA-09.5 BLOCK K, A. D CHAPPELLI Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR SUBDIVISION. Hearing to cornider and determine TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Publith Oct 77, 1915 DES ISO water furnished, Elizabeth Crews, phone 323 5.411 before 10 a.m fke 7 to 3 time's your cotton I' sons desiring to riamine the tame, renounce and disclaim any right of THOMAS W. BEAM. et II, All parin in interest and cititent the County and the public ifl and to 54, PIat Book 3 Pane 30; Defendant. shalt hIve an opportunity to bu the following right t. Lots 52 and 53, PIat fooL 1 heard at said hearing, of way, to wit. TO. THOMAS W. BEAM and if Section 31, TownShip 21 South, married Page 3°, BEAM, his wife, 257 order of the City Commission Range ii East, 17. Lot 51, PIaI Book 3 Page 30; Se.ninoi County, Locust Lane, W. West Milton, Ohio of the City of Sanford, Florida. Florida, being 7 wIde, 35 each side 43353 ii. Beginning at NW corner of Lot H. N. tamm. Jr. of the line described below: 39 South 169.12 feet to State Road WlTNESSmyhandandtheself said Court on this 23rd day Of OCPublIsh. Oct. 77, Nov. 3, 10, 17, 1975 East of Rightof.way line 1uS$ feet DES 139 North 139.P2 feet West 11771 feet to tober, 1975. _______________________ beginning being Lot 59 and part of (Seal) Efficiency apartment, lights and to age 2 only. Next to new Drivers' License Bureau 372 6515 A.D 1973 office of the City Clerk for all per vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, BR. fully carpeted, on lake, $150. ltt & last 372 6351 A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants By the Board of County Corn missionert of Seminole County. Florida, this 21st div of October. Board of County Corner run East 71 feet southerly to premises, even though they o City Clerk HILDA J. FOWLER AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Publish: Oct. 27, 1975 Commissioners detached or detachable. PolntonSouthboundaryl3feet East OF Residence Unknown SANFORD. FLORIDA. DES 131 of Seminole County, Range of SW corner run W 13 feet P,orth YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 50 CLOSING, VACATING AND ________________________ FlorIda Refrigerator feet to beginning) Lots 10 and fl that an action to foreclose Arricles by: Arthur H. BeckwItti, Jr.. ABANDONING PORTIONS OF NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR Central Heating Unit (Less West.71 feet) all lots 17 and Ii, of Agreement on the following 14TH STREET LYING BETWEEN THE VACATING, ABANDONING, Clerk of the County Court Carpeting Plat Book I Page II; THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY LINE DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING fly: Joann K Hare property in Seminole County, has been filed against you and you 9. Lot IS, Plat Book 1 Page 14 Florida: OF LAKE AVENUE AND THE OF RIOHT.OF.WAy EASEMENTS Deputy Clerk are reIred to serve a copy of your 10. Lots 1& I?, 15 and vacated The South 33 Feet of Lot 2, EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publish: Oct. 27, 1575 Block wvitfn defenses, if any, to it on Street between Lot 17 and i Of 11,Tierd,TOWNOF SANFORD,per MacLean and RD U N DT RE E STREET AND YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE DES 157 Brooke plaintiff's vacatedstreetonWest, Plat BOok 1 LYING BETWEEN THE NOTICE that the Board of County Plat Book I. Pages 35 throuh 64, of Office Drawer Near Deflary, Orange Estates, 7 6—Chdd Care FULLER BRUSH shaded lot. $17,300 with terms. $723, FORREST GREENE,IPIC. 8)064)) REALTORS )721910eves. LOST: Small wire hair Terrier, black collar Answers to 'Terry" Reward 373 0799 322 .7643 canal, plus pool. Large tree CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITLAP4D. 3 bedrooms, 1', baths, air con dit loner, dishwasher, fenced yard, S—Lost 8. Found 50—Miscellaneous for Sale HAL COLBERT Monday, Oct. 27, IflS—SB 55—Boats & Accessories MOSSIE C. BATEMAP Peg Real Estate Broker JIM HUNT REALlY INC. 'SAPIFORD'S SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fi Merchandise 1_ BUILDINGS- Office, store I Storage, space for rent or lease Very (lean Idyllwilde, 3 BR, 7 bath, family room, living dining room combination, Eat in kitchen with built ins Double garage, large lot with fence 323 1257 bath home, family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitcher ('quipped, clothes washer, food free:er inc ljcloij Garaep', nc' y,i?d, 5130. MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Notary, OaIa 904 737 1161 or 7)7 1771 P.0.5. 3778971 CASSELDERRY-. 3 tedroom, ARE rOU TROUBLED? Coil Toll 1% Free, 644 2077 for "We Care"-. "P'fottlne," Adults or Teens. 18—Help Wanted REALTOR 177 Country Club Dr',e, 2 bedroom, bath, family room, 5)10 In formation in window. For families or friends of problem drinkers. For further information call 173 4517 or write Sanforc Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, FIn 3777) i ' Days 377 6173 Plights 377 fl5 32—Houses Unfurnished IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL AN ON Legal Notice ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS I bedroom unfurniss'uect, kitchen equipped, air, carpeted, $95.50 Adults only 3?? 2796 wk nds & eves training classes. For informatior call 530.1669 * 322.6457 Partially furnished 7 bedroom, 331.3 737i Park Dr 37721 IS Palm Way, $15 month, 3fl5911I REALTOR AFTERHRS evenings 377 3991 372 9751 327 0448 The Palms Counseling Center Is now Legal Notice GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE INC. - FORREST GREENE INC. 3736353 Michigan widow seeking room anc board with lonely widow, 377 6749 THE USE OF SAID EAST WFST RegularMeetingheldoflthe7lilday. ern California and Nebraska 34 yea and the most yielded North and 57526 feet No. 11 Arizona State, held to a were reaf1ming their exalted by VirnIa nce 1933, West of SE thereafter, on the 11th day of SANFORD. FLORIDA, FOR A CommiSsioners' Meeting Room in corner ftofNorth NW run N 2 feet scoreless half time tie by lowly 31075 to South rightEast of November 1973. consider the UTILITY EASEMENT, status against Second Ten the Courthouse at nford, Seminole way line of vacated Street West to adoptionof the following Ordinance. A copy Shall be available at the County. Florida, pursuant to teams, while all this was going At the top of the heap was No. Texas-El Paso, got short third. An Ordinance relating to specified office of the City Clerk East line Lot fl5 of for all per Petition and Notice heretofore Addition o the Sons desiring to ciamine on, (our clubs that haven't 1-ranked Ohio State, which period touchdown runs from toAltamont,, SouthFrosts to point West of areas territories ofunincorporated Seminole County. the same. given, passed and adopted a Fred Mortensen and Mark beginning and East to All parties in interest ano CItI7 much to cheer about lately were trimmed Purdue 356 as Archie IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Resolution closing, vacating and Florida, creating the Tuscawilla Shall have an opportunity to be abandoning, renouncing and grabbing a share of the Griffin gained 130 yards to run Lovett and pulled away 24.6. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI R- and. West 17.17 feet ofbeginning. Lots 207 and Street Lighting District; to be en heard at said hearing CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE limelight, discIaimng any and all right of tI'C 221 and all lots 703 to 220 and part titled the Tuscawilta Street Lighting his career totaL to 4,O, SU vacated Station Street East of District Ordinance; providing No. 12 Florida, tied with Ala- COUNTY, FLORIDA. By Order of the City Commission County of Semu,iole and the public in The Big Four, at least for the passing the mark of 4,715 set ACE. railroad and North of Prairie detinitlons, providing for gover" of the City of Sanford. Florida. by bama for the SEC lead in a race HO. to the following described H. N. Tamm, Jr. weekend, were New Mexico, 11. Cornell's Ed Ma.rinaro. how, unlikely to be settled to ADVANCE MOR TGAGE COR. Avenue and South of Stale Road wit: EASEMENT nanceot the district by the Board Of RORATION, a Delaware car City Clerk Public utility easement dedicated linois, Navy and Louisiana ever, it took Griffin 38 regular, anyone's satisfaction since they porat ion. Frosts Addition to Altamonte Plat County Commissioners; providing Publish: Oct 27, 1973 Boo& 1 PgC 14; the East tO feet of the following for maintenance and oPeration of State, all of which knocked off season games while Marinaro don't play each other, defeated DES 149 Plaintiff, 3 SectIon 1$. Township 71 South, street lights within the district; described parcel: Range 30 East, ranking teams. did It in just 27 games from Duke 24-16 in a non-league Beginning at the most N'ly corner the North 300 feet ofofcreating an Advisory Board, setting West 200 feet and East 5615 feet forth CHARLES F I NV I TAT ION TO BID HACKETT and ROSE The 1.k)LOS of New Mexico l9-71, of Lot 2. SWEE TWAT ER OAKS, tst and taEation P1W a South of 5tte Ro.,ci fl I anie jy Jjiii1fl' Pd t4AC Th Ct as birthday K E T T, h, w 1, t ' t'yrd otfc'r'. fr ttit1. 1 13t111'allked Ariiona's Ie,i SECTION TiIFLL. .lccotdij to the VOi,vdurt, iiflp0.'Criflç3 ttie Iey 01 buIlding arvJ Defendants. L)uBc6e scored three touchland describ.cd as platthereofasrecordedin PIat Book b Part in Fro.ts Addition to special assessments or ta'es within foilows: Runnerup Oklahoma reAltamonte); perfect mark - as well as the NOTICE OF ACTION ii, pages 3,1, and 3, Public Records' tile district, and providing and gained 141 yards for TO. CP'3rIcs 1. Lots 117 I. Hackett Lot II, Block 3, Tier 1, and the Wildcats' record nine-game nialned tied for the Big Eight ioie County. Florida, thence a one-season school record of vacated Street adjacent on North effective date Residence Unknown to 152 and S ' of construction severability and an Easterly vacatedtwofeetof Palmetto run ii degrees 03' 21" W along the winning streak - with a wild 44- lead with the Nebraska cornandLotsl59tol6landLotsl$2totI; Avenue, E.R. Trafford's Map. of the W'lylineof said Lot Z, 231.129 ft. to a (SEAL) 34 uet as Steve Myer co- huskers via a 39-7 trIumph over and vacated Street on North, Fros Rose M Hackett TOWN OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. point on a curve and N'Iy R.W Of Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Addition to Altamonte, PInt Book I according to the ptat Residence Unknown pleted 28 of 36 passes for 351 Iowa State as the defense, led Curt Brown, subbing (or inClerk of Board of thereof as Crooked Oak Court, Said point Page 11, recorded in Pint Book YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an I, Page 34. of by 260-pound tackle Leroy Sd- jured Tony Galbreath, rushed yards and (our touchdowns, 75 County Commissioners action to foreclose a mortgage on Begin SE corner Lot 151 run the Public Records of Seminole taving a tangent bearing of S mon, pressured the losers into for 141 yards and two touch- the following property in Seminole North 21091 feet N 57 degrees Ols rees 36' 36" E, said curve con Seminole County. Florida Illinois stormed back from a County, Florida. 110 71 feet South 715.67 feet East 110 Publiih: Oct. 27. 1915 Thl is generally known as the old cave SWIV and having a radios of 13-0 third-period deficit and do- early turnovers while the Sput. County, Florida: DES 156 thence run SE'ly along sazt feet tO beginning (Less Road), Plat Lo' 35. Block E. Woodmere Park, central fire station. or Palmetto curve ard N'Iy R.W 4.794 ft feated 16th-ranked Michigan tering offense lost six of a Book I Page 14; - Avenue Fire Statior. SecondReplat,accordingtotheplat NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING throvghacentralarigleof 55 degrees State 21-19 Kurt Steger thew record 13 fumbles. Meanwhile, 6. Begin at intersect1on of East thereof as recorded in PIat Book 13, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Seatedbidswillbereceived lnthe S.4'SI"toapolntuidpointhavinga line Lot 16$ and North line State two touchdown passes to Joe the fourth-ranked Huskers Page 73, public records of Seminole off ice of the City Clerk, City Hall, tangent bearing of S 23 degrees 01' OF API ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Road 36 run North 319.6 feel West OF SAP4ORD, FLORIDA. Saflford Florida. until 3:00 P.M. on 45• E; Smaizer and one to Phil whomped No. 10 Colorado 63-21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CounTy, Florida. thence run N 66 degrees 34' Together with all structures and 3633 feet South 790 feet East Ofl November 10, 1975. Any bid received as Vince Ferragamo passed for FOR SEMI NOLE Vlerneisel. Notice is hereby given that 15" E 1 715 ft. to a point on the E'Iy on Road 3107 feet a after 5:00 COUNTY, Improvements row and hereafter P.M on November 10. 1973 line FLORIDA of said Lot 2, said point also Navy, 5-2 and one triumph two touchdowns and John CIVIL ACTION NO. 732215.CA.O5.E saia land, and fixtes attached Book 1 Page h1 to beginning, Plat Public Hearing will be held at the will ', , considered, Alt bids shall Commission Room in the City I1iil in be for cash sair, net to the City of bing on the W'ty l4ne of said Lot 7; 7 Lot 9 (Less begnnirig NW thereto alsoa!tgas.steam,eleclrlc, ;is ay from its first winning O'Leary ran for two . COWAN, r., inford. FIci'ida, ? thence run P4 CO degrees 35' 55" E Plaintiff, water, arid other heating cooking, corner run East 21 feet soutn o'clock P M on November 10, cason since 1%7, stunned 17thSanford. The City of Sanford along the Ely line of said Lot Z rt'frigerat;ng, lighting, plumbing, erly to point on South bound reiervesth,rightlo reject any or all JOHNNY WALKER LAKE MARY-. 7 BR duplex, ku then eQuipped, Carpeted, tentra heat & air. $150 per mo. Call 123 4347 Write P 0. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37171 - AVENUE AND BETWEEN WEST F I RST STREET AND COM MERCIAL STREET, RESERVING tag, on two roads. Double carport, fenced, $11,900 Terms if desired. iwo bedroom, furn. or unfurn adults preferred, security deposit 373 5131 or 372 6620. FACED WITH A DR IN KING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help ALLEYS LYING BETWEEN ABANDONINO EASEMENT Range3OEast,theSW%,.ofSWi,of - 31A—"ipIexes Wanl mature lady to share homi 4 Lake Mary 3 bedroom, I bath home, ISO' fron blocks from tOwn, low ren looking for good tenant, Call 37 SlOSalterôpm through Saturday, I) a.m. to pm 41—Houses -- . I Large efficiency apt., upstairs, nurse at Altamonte Mall, nea : 41—Houses A VAt ON A'A R'TM!N TS ADU(TS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St. KNOW YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE will i 31—Apartments Furnishei '.TU'Pl,.. IT '.'"' """U PLACE A Ct,ASSi lit) AD NOW Call3722611or5))9993 I - Office M.cki*s OFFICE MACMINES outgrow the swing set 0r'irralI b'cycle? Sell these idle ?m% Wjtn a want ad. To place your ad, cait Your friendly Classified gal ,, ytse Heraid, 372 611, or 63) 9993. "We servce all makes Ind models" Free Pickup ,w,d Delivery Sanford flusint'ss Machines -- G'.ai ', 4P'crslerinq Free pick up 1'I.rry Cail •o, free c'stm,t,, 20) C Commercial 323445; - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2362 Pa rk Dr ive WellDrilling 322856% Pet Core PETRESTINN Boarding&Qroom.og Ph, 332 1037 i WEt LSORILL,FD Pui,tp 5PRI?ikL[ 3Y33,3 Alitype'sJndsi:n We repair arid STII'IEMACHINE& SUPPLYCO 201 W 2nd St 377 44)7 ToListYourBusiness,.,DIc 322-2611 ot' i499I �Monday, Oct. 27, 197s GB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE Mort -Is IIEY.' TfIAT ,, L.00K LIRE PENCIL NEW I IGET U, V 4 BEETLE.' I GET 7ERE ) ____ I1111 THE BORN LOSER w ic PET (UNK UR ER... le ! ~~,_~_ I I? I _____ ~3_~ , ~ r 1~_ - / ~ .C- 1 IYi GLAD STUDt'ING T1E A/,f5g/C,4// QEvOLur/o,v,i NOT THE FREWCHJJ I i ,. `, T, 1, ,1 , - . I - _______ C -1 .. - f. w. , ,$ ... . I - y I 41C:1 "_r___Z~ - -- 1 _______ , or / ~)_ - O=n BUGS BUNNY bySt o If e & Heumd hi F YOU VANr TO OFF. HAVE DINWER.. ( PrR"' HERE, YOU'LL L d' LJST HAVE TO )' (\ ', WAIT UMilL rv FINISHED AN, ELMERg KNOCK 17 I V 24; .S #.* :- AND T"T GOES FOR Yo T 0, 2\' ir s'..' . ' i / ; - ~ 1 I' i 4 ,~/ rr = . Aa . / 6 I= . .1 , __ - _10-2 10-21 - ) BLONDIE ChiC OUflQ I'M PL"NG ~- I THIS IS % MY HORSE PINTO COWBOY It ~( f7I i "N - ki ,~ I k , I I . . U 1b , I Ai It 1. -- --- - 11I I - . 111, . *,,I W~ , - - - 4 '. I __~ . ob . 0 F\__1 ri; , t __ I I D I , ) ~p . ) - "=~~ . THATIS A DOGGY. ,A I wNow.- my maT)4Esz LOOKING HORSE UMLDN'T LET ME BRING A REAL WORSE INTO CW . ____ ..' .". .. ____ ..., PRISCILLA'S POP WHERE WAVE YOU BEEN ALL k %LJ '. 0 JI V, P-1-1 .Irv! , W 11 "I'll, no 1 1~z 'OltTII ID) 64 #A 7 &A K 86 54 EAST WEST A K 1098 a7 5 1032 £ Q 107 •6 4 £ l 93 2 sot TH AAQJ32 - North-South vulnerable West North East South Pass 4\ T Pam 5.N. T. Pass 7 N I Pa ss 64 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - 10 V ARCHIE Jim: "it might be a good mples of the entry finesse our Maine ader asks about." Oswald "Here is a simple mample. South's bidding can = be explained I by stating that he was an important expert trying to show off for some slow-playing tyros." J Jim: "Seven notrump was a definite overbid. yet if North held some extra values such e queenjack there would be thirteen tricks available if diamonds broke." Oswald: "Needless to say', READING A2 RE S' 21 BUNK ET LONG' REROS' ~ - ~ Ill - I _ - 1- I . ! • I ii (AJAT OtJR FIP'AL U)EE (A.IT4 W k ! `r. US TO E3r-- A HAPPq ONCE - # ) ; _____ I - ; r' 'a','!, [I -i (Ti 1. (. .- -. .4 _ . ( # . x . Q~0,.SC -0 - ~9 I I EL 10-2.1 I __1 f man, 0 H Is R ' DOO1'4ESBVHY ' hOLD IT ' ih J UIDW Sf:Liv1: x' y TH TO d ' I " VE 6W MANNATrAN. F/ ________ 1 I SffM4W "Yamn W ma I -;- - - - l -- 4-JT I I I -' - ____ •- .. / .. - : /. I I . 41 2 - ' :.::i _j.. • ., S _. I - ~Jliijtj.k 11~ . . ~:. -1 # -- :1 `I. ; I !, -_ ~ .w ,o."-_ - . ., ., .7 "I I& I* ., 1. / . .-- . i .~ _X ~_~-.-~ t 1 11 1 i l!i . I-1 ~ -~;;:-_.-.--_ - - -:;Z-.-!I- I __N.,_, -_. 0 * 1 , . .. __ , r, -i~,; 4_z! i ;. \\ N~ " ~ __ :,. k. 11 I .- : = UfItIe5 The rust to house aarded $3300') to hire four hookup" Seminole County inmates in additional correction4l officers However, immediately' surrounding facilities Is Proudloot said today "Once means up to one week, he ad estimated at 111,000-a-day. It is they ismoke e 4e-106-3 -il arrive, ded. that daily figur e VihIen they can be installed imIn the meantime, Seminole working to erase. mediately because the County is payi ng up to $1,000-a1-ast Tuesday, Polk' was receptacles are ready for day to surrounding counties, . n shipment of safety equipment has delayed the projected Nov 1 opening date of the Seminnle County Jail, an official confirmed today. Jail Administrator George Proudfoot said five smoke ejectors_shippedaccordjngto memo on Oct. 24 are . - I' * ening Op is , Kimbrough, Williams Object . Pos tion - i I . - - .- t WEAVING ER WEB . iLI . ' __ SHORT RIBS __________________ IN ORDEPTO AVOID 'THE KIN& HAS PISHAQMONY IN C)FCIC>ED NOT IZD PRI177 EITHER -rZ:) ' ) JltaI i L by Frank Hill kic -4-rr if, 4 -THr= ~ lL'>DLE--, - ''I'll 0;= I ~ ~ IEW _Y11V m ING K)OW .- 17 L I I I . U ._ . .. - A. 0 . ___________________ o.ti ._____ CIO -f I / ,<'~r I '- X fl1. to was Gordon mission d pproved Monday night by ft Meyer and Julian stno prohibiting the keeping of fowl 2 VOLt, moved and seconded the Monday's high U. OveraIt Qty Commion within feet of residences. low 64. There was a trace of Allen 7ane, one of the two motion, Mdyor Lee Moore and developers, said that he and his C o rn in I s s I o n e r rain. A . A . vacating and abandoning alleys Partly cloudy through part.tter Robert Patrick, had McClanahan opposed it. day with a aftht chance decided that a supper club Zane said "we completely between Holly Avenue and (if it sbower on Wedoemby. would be a more practical reversed our thinking" in ap. L r Avenue, and between hubs In the mid BOi. Lows In operation than a discotheque, plying for instead West First Street and Corn. 70 Variable mostly lie said discotheques are of a discotheque with beer and - mercial Street was placed on first reading. east winds around 10 mph. RaW popular now "but it m.ight be a wine. probability Wednesday 20 per fad." "There's nothing in thi The commission adopted The new supper club would county like this," 7A.,te Said. cent. ordinance closing. vacati ng and Page include two dance ioors and Details and tides are Knowles said Zane's lans abandoning portions West liv enter ta inment plus salad IU go to the State's Hotel andl 14th Street A ., I I -- on a p _11MIS ~ J - - ' y \' - )L - on a V I, rcised toriditional use bar and a lull steak md lo Restaurant Commission for 5* permit allow the establish- ster"rnenu,accordingtone approval before the City 1248 ment of a supper club with it will be located at the former Iluilding Department reIews WEATHER "."-I i ~f HE'LL SI-Ay - A Obituaries Sports Ill to Council Approves Supper Club 19 - ____ , By FL) PRICKLU Herald. Staff Writer ('1 Ja4111 ' I - - ,i 1 J we __._ L I arl - _ ,AV- /3.IWA" MY 1sttM,&' a by T. K. Ryan ACITRILIRAT 14I F P.IONTHI . - De Iays Coun Doubts Are Expressed On New City all Site • I'm "A. _mt .0 ___________________ . ! / " ; . . .1J ` , - '_ - . e ivery Today B' G Ii Trudeau I I It4PIAN oiTU 0 P GANNot, 'The placekicker on Junior 's Peewee League team didn't show up for practice yesterday! I Is f I . f. her heirf i E Is for her eyes . u es TUMBLE WEEDS ANP SA I, I 0 6 k i Ill - Q __ 1 1, - - quipmen . I by Bob Thc,res I k . e proct FRANK AND ERNEST ,r,r,<, . a _ i I - •, ________ / -- . • on ____ - I - - - -- I - __L I - I ___________ L, I -- IV ejectors are the last of Two county commissioners fie said the problem as he firm of William R. Hough Co.. a some $82,000 worth of sa. ; said today they will Oppose the views it is the county has no firm which is seeking to pur. . . equipment which was. to be ordinance creating an goals* and objectives. chase $2.4-milhon in N)nds from installed before an inspection executive assistant to the . And, Williams says, thm thecounty. 0 by state officials and eventual commission when it comes up goaIs and objectives should be The county will use the . . . . Commissioner John Morris said 1. drawn up by June 9 fire. the commission, money for purchase of Indian he understands the estinute _1 f2 1 Both County Commissioner not by a $25 000-a ear Hills and Conser UtiliUe . .-_;.% "I would say we are going to _ ~ T- . W1 cost for the sidewalk woWiil be - _-.r 7~~M _,-~ be late. We have not received a John Kimbrough and Dick assistant. two firms the city of 1 -- . al.U&I . I about $4,400. 1?-_XX * -- W, r-~, _M / I confirmation on the equipment Williams say they will vote in County Comminim ChairV ~` . -A I---: .I I is bi:4 shipped by WPOsition, while Commi,sgion give away - part of our bt'Y before un cotmty entered . ix I .i --which . man Sidney L WhIen Jr. wrote V It 10 wuUmv _.. Knowles tat week about the 'S4 he favors the measure as ded. . . Owe We cjectm aIt - Ti ve Caziselberri lifayor Bw Gf wr 27th Street sidewalk project: I =*t*. _5R I ~; presently drawn by the county's .I appealed the county's bow "The . , Both Kimbrough 27th I Street sidewalk and I 'i__ 11 If close to a wftk before On- are consultant E.H. -Woody" 0 - V issue seems to carry on and Underwood. Commissioner Williams stressed they weren't W Al * , ~ :, . __ insWled. .. ~ , .--in opposition to creation of That appeal, county officials .-..__ on and on, and again, I have , o r a I ir__ ____ . I .0 - - * Commission Chairnwn Sid alike Ilattaway and Harry i some type of county manager, say, will cost $90,000 in Interest asked for an update from Vihlen Jr. had hoped money alone paid to owners of County Engineer Bill Bush, and , / . O new but they both said they oppose the two util ti i inapec tion by state officials. i es. the ordinance as it's currently hopefully, we can work together ', position.drawn. * And Last week Sheriff John Polk 4 ' and get something done this Grier's appeal went to the the commission all F'ramed by a web of twine, Pretty Kathy Kuhrt entraps many an Informed "The way the thing is drawn Ume," Vihlen wrote. work is completed or will be Kimbrough also said the Florida Supreme Court it was appreciative glance u she weaves an Intricate macrame P Conunissioner Jullan Sten. out it violates some showdown could well be a dropped. Now, county officials complete by the Nov. 1 str management principles. The "Io5jng d the issue has been V e appears to be- except or battle" if the other say a !g-month time lapse has smoke ejec- po hopelessly tied up in Imots, Kathy explains ftt thetraditional sition has a vague description th e bouncing back 'and forth from created a different bond market tors. re b the City to the County Corn. American craft of macrame is actually a lot easier than it looks. and is ambiguous," Kimbrough to favor t ordinance. which could cost the county,s Upon learning of the holdup, said. mission for nine years t axpayers as much as $280,000 Vihien Immediately set out to The executi v e assistant In other action, the comin addition to the $90,000 in correct the problem. And Williams said he would designation grew !rom the tide mission authorized Knowles to "I'm going to work on that like to sit down and rediscuss which was assigned default payments. contact DOT and the county to today. We can't afford another the ordinance and come up with when commisdonem failed to solve a "slippery" problem in delay. It will be an extremely something that would give agree even on a name for the director of environmental . the area of 25th Street and top priority matter," the more power to the county,s new position, Underwood services, says the interest rate Airport Boulevard. Knowles chairman said. departmental (hrectors. suggested executive assistant On bonds was 6.4 per cent last OT officials promised to After the fire swept through ' . because, he said, it infers less January. compared to a 7.5 per send a -&kid crew" in to run the Jail, leaving 10 inmates and "We have certain expertise, power than county manager. cent rate at present. sts f the hazardous a jailer dead, inmates were and it w ould be foolish to bring Also on tap is a presenta tion Grier says he acted The commission tabled a behalf 8) JOE ASKREN "so we would know what lies a site) somewhere e," said moved to jails in surrounding in somebody," Williams said from the Orlando investment of City Council. National Bicentennial Herald Staff Writer underneath.' Commissioner Julian Sten . %. . Classification project for the City Managtr Warren F sm , . ... -City of Sanford, which Knowles The location for a new San (pete) Knowles said he un Moore said that now is not a ,. vit I said would require "con- ford Cit yflail may be up in thI I I derstands the controversial good time to sell a bond issue .. ~. L' 0 'I I I siderable time, required air apain as a result of second property fronting _~ r' !~_ !!-_Z-1 French for the new City Hall because ~ L p about $9,000 in thoughts expred by some A v enue and Seminole Bl%d on the bond market is bad / funds, and work" Knowles City Commissioners Monday th In a rela ted matter, the / , e lakefront 'will take a ten asked that the city 'forego' night regarding commission denied a $375, land story building" ko this 'A pi cparatlon costs with the offer of the former Food Fair _ • ' However, Commissioner designatcA 14 acre city-owned Complex and adjoining stores ~ ~ 4'1* i may cost the city $50,000 in land W_ E John Morris suggested the landfill acreage. ---- ;" _-S1__12__V_ W 1 _ . matter be tabled to allow local Mayor Lee Moore told fellow . . / civic groups time and the op- cominissioners he has reser- the commission should consider [fall. I ~ ~ (' ffiIL % I f . *6.. N, portunity to assume the project. vatiorn about the use of the buying another site. 1% ; %- e George Barley, representing *17 . r _. F "' _ "Maybe we ought to get I - l;,. t. . I landfill acreage which was . 1. 115a., Food Fair Properties, offered i /I __ designated last month as the serious about the design o C the '2,950 square feet including new city hall said ,Ioore i t - - I ___ _ ! site for a new City Hall P parking space to the city. 4 . I sometime in the future - and Moore said city franchises Knowles, who recommended ,t "" 17 the offer be rejected said no I - - ~ - - X~,, - I _ *f I '0 Around The Clock 4A Works Department complex. Southern Bell and Cablevision land area is available for future W 7 .. Bridge......................88 Moore suggested the would provide about $1.8 growth and the structural .. ' •-• _ff V .............. .: s of the new building million which would be enough -sign of the building is "in- , Comics - - ........... - 8B tx- designed and located on the to build a new City flail. I I sufficient for future needed ~I Crouword 6B site and soil borings be taken ,,Maybe have look (for modification mly7W. V-. _~_ _ Editorial 4A , Ai I I i Dear Abby................. -6A ~~ .~ T__ . ~ - Z_k--om )i - (~T_ -. solv rograms, .., . __ I I _____ t 4 114 . ______ A-1- : Dick Tumor = -- -- -- II .1 & for the experts? Write "Ask the Jecobys" care of this newspaper. The Jacobys will answer individual questions it stamped. self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The a most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) A AD I I fine and-or 60 days in Jail in case crossings are blocked for longer than five minutes. "We can't live with that time limit," Smith said. After the railroad officials had argued that it tak es from seven to nine minutes for a vain to deara crossing, County Attorney Tom Freeman suggested the proposed ordinance could be rewritten to include a 10-minute time limit. Olson, speaking for Auto Train, said the problem would be ameliora ted within 3o days. He said he intended to assign a man to rail crossings to measure the time required to clear the train fhL iirubluii ldti k ed ithou( an or, dinance,' Smith said "Win 30 days you will see an improve ment." . !I i -_ -- ____ missioners their companies would find ways to relieve the crossing blockage problem within 30 days. Commission Chairman Sid Vien criticized railroad personnel for their slowness at the SR 46 crossing on Thursday of last week. He said the personnel "showed no consideration whatsoever" for motorists waiting at the crossing. ViHen also said the railroads had not a dressed themselves properly to the problem, which he said had been present for five years, Monday's work session came about after Smith and J.H. Lee, a United Transport Union offic ial, ipp ti c'l at the last corniniion wetting to protest a proposed ordinance making railrokid personnel liable to the extent of a M S f Jf I V ( , - .- a state secondary road. Knowles said the county dismvered a right-of-way last Ir year which involved the State (Do you have a question ==:= ____________ 11 Today's article illustrates it. South has bid too much and needs two entries to dummy in order to take two spade finesses. Ile provides one by 0 extra finesse 0 u y seven of diamonds. by X by Bob Montana 1. ( . ~l CAN _ O HOLD I , ..I - A _'~ r**'IT SAYS HERE THAT-S' HERE'S A C-.UY WHO WT BOOK OF THAT THE WORLD'S A LOT HIS NAME IN THE BOOK WORLD LOWAST BED IS OF BY HOLDING TWELVE Commissioner Gordon Meyer questioned the progress of a needed sidewalk on 27th Street between U.S. 17-92 and Sanford e Avenue for pupils walking to Pinecrest Elnntary Sctool. Meyer said this project has been "in since Knowles said It's up to the county to get the cost estimate A Maine reader wants to know what an entry establishing finesse is. This play is sometimes call- By Oswald & James Jacoby ~ _____________________ Id A ' - i 5V lla&$ f., I I note that II West had played his ten of diamonds on South s live spot, the extra entry to dummy would have been killed 95 I-- i iiig - _____ i my's seven. When it held he finesscd a spade, entered ~ dummy with the ace of discarded his two little spades on the ace-king of clubs finessed again and made his grand slam I LO 7 Milton Smith, Seaboard Coast Line vainmaster for Sanford, said today that although the best answer to the traffic blockage problem at the SR 46 crossing was an overpasa, his company will initiate efforts to trim the blockage time as much as possible. "An overpass is the answer," Smith said. "It should have been built 15 years ago." The trainmaster said Seaboard Coast Line will counsel the crews who Lake the trains across the tracks 'to find the most expeditious a to iit Uu trains u ru ithout keeping the gaas down so long." sidewalk is two-thirds in the county and one-third In the city, according to City Manager Warren E. "Pete" Knowles. ______________________ Knowles said the survey and cost estimates were complete t week. Knowles al wrote V County PubUc Works Director Robert Andrew last week .A requesting county cooperation and a reduction of the speed :imiLi on SR. 46A, West of I iinters n tersection at lrkood Drive in view of a recent 'bad ac ross C g Details of the procedures used by railroad personnel at the crossings are so technical that the public has difficulty understanding them, Smith said. lie added that the railroad had cut down on gate clown-time by two or three minus in the last few day3, Asked if the railroad could trim the required time to the five minutes called for in a proposed ordinance, Smith said "No way. We'll be lucky if we can get the time down to seven to nine minutes, and from time tc time we'll have trouble with that." s orl 1on lk(I yesterda y, Smith an A Q Olson, ice president in charge of operatiorri for Auto Train, told county com- ter __ the dummy was a disappointS 27 ment.Still.therewasoneslim chance and South took it At trick two he led his five of - I i I Rol ByAUDIEMURPIIY Herald es P I ed __________________________ k loc ~ de, 4~ )&::~1 ,V .f 1) 1_1~ R R . - . 9 t I I . I 11 P - 44 t~ t ./ I1 I _10' -, Z B OSV,Al I) 21)d JtMES JUOBY By Roger Q00 4 - 11 i ~ %, - ". , LOSE SOME U IN i, , -T I _J -I ~~ ..., , _J . fl1, ~ 1~__ ~ HELMDEAR! WAVE A NICE) WILL (YO FURIOUS. _N FUNNY BUSINESS by Al Vermur I I WIN AT BRIDGE CARNIVAL %11 ______________________________________________ ___________________________________ Saord City Commissioners Monday night committed ;i,o for the construction of a sidewalk needed on S.R. 46A from Irkwood Drive to Vihlen Road for Idyllwilde Elemen. thu' School children. Commistioners said they hoped the Count) Commission will Wthormzt in their miietting today the • m ' Lamb and never have and stay trim '4 and fit by Jogging or playing tennis regularly. When I play tennis in the hot, humid weather the heat really bothers me. Some of my friends exercises, gets excited or even have told me this is a sign of with such disorders as an high blood pressure. I have my overactive thyroid. Your arteri blood pressure checked twice a ear, and it has always been smaller In response to normal. Nevertheless, this chemicals manufactured by bothers me. Would you corn- your body or by simple reflex ment on the relationship of heat action of opening closing os t people on to blood pressure, if any 1 arteries DEAR READER - The seem to realize that the renex program you are following puts action is almost as rapt you ma far be tter risk category blink of your eye, so Id!' to avoid heart and vascular pressure can change sease. If you continue your Several determinations in a row o am you have a far better may be entirely different, chance to enjoy years of good particularly if a person is health than Your COfl anxlc*is Duringexercise,Ifyouarein temporaries who smoke, don't t verwet ht good condition, the arteries ise nd You need to understand how tend to open as the heart pumps - out more blood. This enables trolled, For more detailed in. the blood to move faster to all formation send 50 cents for The your muscle cells and without Health Letter number 1.8, too much of a load on the heart. Blood Pressure. Just address The pressure does go up, t- -ever. your request to me in care of 1. .i,-It and humidity cause this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, e 'er one S heart o wor NY 10019. Be mwe to enclose a harder. As the heat is increased long, stamped, self-addressed in experimental situations, the heart rate and blood pressure env-elope for mafling. in general your blood Increase markedly. Heat, pressure is controlled by two humidity and exercise combine factors, how much blood your to have an additive effect on the heart pumps out into your heaft That is why a person's arteries and how large the exercise capacity is limited on openings are in the arteries for hot., humid days compared to the blood to now through. You cooler days. Hospital patients blood pressure will increase if with marginal heart function do your heart pumps out more better in a cool room thafl one blood. This occurs when one that is warm. by Larry Lewis t I! Dr. might call me a health nut I'm ' t CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I 3ELIVE THE 3EST WA TO UNDE RSTAND 4ISTO IS TO EXPEINCE ITS SEll' 4G FIRST-HAND ; 4 I - I 4"r Bl ood And Hot Weather po ••- ____ ____ *Walk Funds Okayed s to / TOC&i ' \ 'T ... AQUARIUS (Jfl 20-Feb. 19) You'll be fortunate through Your material prospects are far will be surprisingly large. have the opportunIty You'll social contacts. above average today. If you LIBRA (Sept. 234)ct. 23) day to turn a difficult TAURUS (April 20) play your cards ait should huwhaPortant without upsetting anyone else your ally. Don't settle for less LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your matter ill look upon) n the in any important opinion onaniniportant issue requests with favor today. Seek i nvolved. PISCES Feb.20-M:rch) dealings. r M 21-June 20 Y ha ve n special points SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Reward you're The good g news you've hoped for make not's e time to do It. Conditions with a direct affect of will come from service r(orined today. Be , extra ' upon your work or career are er you more beneficial at this time persistent. Finish than you may realize. Be alert start. YOUR BIRTHDAY for opportunity. (kt.23, 15 SAGLUARIUS (Nov. Dec. There will be a rise in 21) You'll be able to spot ssibilities today that others prestige and s ta tus for you this will overlook Back your coming year that will come about quite unexpectedly. lady ____________________ judgment with action. (Dec. 22-Jan. Luck will help arrange It. CAPRICORN 17_ DEAR DR LAMB - You - ... Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . : W Runic"! Oct. 28, 1975 own. before by Art Sonsom -_____-~ _______________________ to ÜL' 60 1h Year, No. SR-Tuesday, . I : (r . I[] IC 4 ri I, AR1 21. II the but you . 22) 19) You will eventually profit h Your enthusiasm Is easily annels of com- Two good deeds u put interests of those aroused today. Others wil find munication. the past are about bear your u love you a fun person to be around. CANCER (June 21-July 22t The rewards from one _______ i II L 11 14 4 ______________________ BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL For Tuesday, October 28, lyij / I I -_ - •%W COOKIN&.'! LI -/ I P Walker )CLJ CAN EAT AT TI1E PX iF )CU DON'T ~ I HOROSCO E BAILEY ., ~ - 0-4-4 &_\ . ~_ f, * P< - . 4 .. . ;~ --- - - I ,q t- SIDEWALK ART EXHIBITION SET - I - ~ -Tt __. - _'~ ~ -- - __ 4_d __ - .X Paintings, craft work, sculpture and ceramics WM be displayed outside stores almg Ent First Street during the annual Downtown Sanford SidewalkArt Show, Nov. 14 and 15. Among the area artists preparing their work for this exhlbition sponsmd by the Downtown Business Assit. and the Sa n ford-Sem inole Art Assn. are (from left) Fra nces Lyon, Dorethea Strosnider and Charles Strosnider. - � 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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C_ky __________________ 6 B--- Eveninq Herald, Sanford, FL I map- Friday, Oct. 10, - BEETLE BAILEY r.vr COC'E ( 1111111111111111I t' O ACROSS , 7_1 DINT 1'IlfNK . rr THAT 9,) ," F 'iOu 41 Loners tocking ,j/ '11~~~ I ipabit e C I / — / I - I ~~ " ,~~,,i 1 / — 'I ~. k ilk ii.~ ~ 10 __ NLJ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom )* I WQ'T CARE IF TWI DO CHAR(eE $'20 M ~"R!I'M iI -;) I ~I,C C&LlWaA, )i A Q64 I COnC3OI 4Organc medium 36 Giffs name 37 Big __. California 38 Supply of horses 40 ~iit lPoman) compound 5 Nonoun 33 Ascend 39 Fish sauce 41 Distinctive dresses 44 Angry 46 Appearance 47 Produced 3 FAST A J 10 9 2 V Q10865 V K94 32 #K #83 A J 105 A 872 SOUTH 24 Topic for a ? Poker stake • A Q 1097 4 AM Enterprise Assn tab I 52 Because 51 One 1comb Both vulnerable 10(m) West 54 Insurgent (Coll J 55 Label South North F'Ast Pass 21 # I& Two FoundGUlI . iv 3 a 110K fYi I) era Ia Writer ffI C 'Ib a - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I I t" 1. 1.~ I S H 46 10-10 WHN ' BECAUSE HAD ill10 BECAUSE OF HC-;t VERSION 5IIE'S A MATURE, OF 4N APPLE FOR THE TEAcHERJ DEDIcA1'ED, MORE OVE35 FEMALE STUDENTS LIKE MRS 10 .. P M - byLewis —• ________________________________________ - - 31 , STUDENT 2 h 1 I - C. I '1 - ... ____ 1 -- .. ... - 50 51 _____ ____________ __ and concealing an outboard motor stolen by members of a multivni:nty "steal-to--order" theft ring. A four lIMO tSo-%()tiidfl jtir delil rattl 1k irls three heurs 1- riday before returning guilty verdicts fur lnald It. Crowder, 44, and Herman E. "Cooter" Not 26 27 28 ' --- - ___ — - - i / ( HM~!) P DID YA ENJOY 'rER THE FZX)O GAVE7 — MEAL, F&JDDSV', ME A TEWMBL L STOMAC4 AcHE... / LJRRP! - by Stoffel & Heimdahl -. WOULD YA MIND GOIN' i our TN' CACK CYi i v - ~ f 7E ;I I RB'. 41 "- I ( I- - I - L _________ — 3- 1 4i j, BLON DIE I PUrTING A SUCK IN i", I Chic Young HOW A,5OuT 04(A'y I4EE MY DOLLAR. WHAT GAmE IS iT? Oq THE POOf.,? J'—" / I - 1010 ________________ ______ ----__.'----- €k "~ ç It ~* ) I ' IT'S JUST T0 HELP PAY ) FOR MY NEW POOL '-1 TABLE GAME NO . .-7 —,----' ,,.- L - IZZ) \- - e 11 7 — ' t. L, i_ ..L41) I '- -_ ' _____J- ' 7 9 ____ C I . - -( ____ ____ "I ~ . I - ____ " - L i - ____ ,- , ____ WINTHROP by Dick Covalli WEL ) ARE 'YI Lip THERM? HOW I RAVE IME I r CAN*r 5ES UH-HLIH. - CLaJDAAEN6, MIN. J' I 'sI? ) .0 . - 9 ,410644 Sl iii PwP - - <AW.1.0 10-go ARCHIE YES ' ( ITCosEsTo rWHEN LI (SHE CHARGES - . 11 k I — -;M JC~!I U 0d ____ ____ -- - / U _______ _________ - ,_-; F- , £ • i ' four " f - U,I1D= 4 _R PARTS - !!! LI.ATiS TiS " 7H i W.aAAMAZ IS' —1620 '~O - P I HAVE A !-*rr IjeSiC4 M43 lsmv" ABCOT BILL. "]1 ---=.- ~* 7 . - I '- 9 . a / -: - AS IF MISTER TUMFLEWEEPS SOt.iWNE I - ARE So i - - I 2 1 ; . .. . ~r -.- _. .. _ . .. LROV1ANTJ - I _e , '41 .A A- CAR LYLE -L.S _______ - 1WW _ : ,'-. - .- -.. — ~ - ~— -_'.. - - Em zlt. _1 '~~ -- -. - - -- 4- --- I 1 Ic - :'' xn~ n - -. - - .. - . - - :E - 'T I - 11 . - I - Youfn i.jefs rrovation, LJiJDER_'EM'J SURE-- - I -' , mi_ -- ., -- I band lie's rooted for his own three children - in school arid out. Ile's been a friend to -'c - .t J_ Sanford's youth—helped many ' of them. J2 Friday night it was his turn to I -. •'.-' -. .-. -'-i be applauded, and it didn't --------- - umi naturally to this warm .: - 1t:-. . man who would much rather keep to the sidelines and let the . applause be for others. -But Friday night was Bill Mclaughlin Night and it wa.s yes, - Virgidis— and Gtwge sind Bill and Soon --- there is a DracuU. Nud, bellc%c it or tiot, il~w the Tarania vampire lives in the Park Ridge section of the city as witnessed here by young crowd - there to see the rniflents of The area who IW in term before the menneft fangs of the mouster. (See story In Seminoles mftt. and Se minole magazine) beat St Augustine 22-0 - that stood and cheered, while Bill McLaughlin was fitted with a bright orange blazer after being — called out of the stands by Seminole High principal Don -. '. - I - ' .,. . __~ . __ - - -, .. A VAMPIRE? IN SANFbRD?? — ' -. ---- - _. - -. -- k - Of 'Jaws' Another -_ — — o ey nc ea e _ ac r I --. i — . . 1r a v iation s r % . \::' 1 IV -. - title everyone in the stadium Giant Flag except Bill McLaughlin felt was well-deserved. "Aw, don't listen to all that stuff he (Reynolds) said about me." Mcl.aughlin said. "I just like kids." That was after Reynolds had lauded McLaughlin as "a man who boosts our athletic program, who boosts our band, who boosts Just about everything involving young people." "I've always liked and gotten along with kids," Mclaughlin said after donning the blazer. I e got three of my own I think kids understand me and I think I understand them," he said different Umn when I was by Frosk Hill _______________________ WS IPOUOH T Yo,j VVLjIV _rPy1 A(_M MUSCLE i,-4-ON OiA MWBERSKET. I I . I 117"'Y ,., r, El ) a IN 15 U1 P"V up 00 -,to I -: .. - ,... - .. -.'• - ,j. I - -, -.- -. - \' '' - ' . -- . . - - . . ,. .. ..: - - . \. - .'• - - - ~z! )1-4 v --- -__~ - - ~_~- r- the pilotess. -The object of the race is to execute a perfect crosscrourry ,amount of tinie. You can do this byusingataUwind,agooax job, closing the vents, polhirg p • es nation's largest bicen- os v .i. AA J ay Flag, commemorating the " '--, __ --- 2-11 _-f--~_W z- -1 V. "? - 41 over Sanford Veteran's celebration, Lame when Jack Memorial Park in ce remonies Homer, chairman of the count% - ........... - _.E7 _ --_ __ . __ __ - - _. - -;. ,2t - ' " - -, - - \' .. - - ' --_c- . -' . -- - 1 - ' --.- i'- - - __'* . \-'— _• . --- '--- I . _ - ___ - #-'•"' - - _-.- - j ;I _ i! .0,7I - __ - .— -i 4 -. -_ . - ___________ - - _ V . I __ ~~___ __ __~ ~_ ~ __~__ __ --- --A~ - i __ -• .-.--__ ~ - _ _-_ A - _._ - --_-j~ "tff ~ = -. N~ _11111~1111111111111 - ---- _,__.,_:___t-_______...__,,_._-------- ,: ' dl~- -, - - s -- __ ,- .~0- ,A.-1 - = - a flag large enough to coinVinic,o Palino, manager of plentent a new 12-by-15 foot Sandra Fashions, and Ju American flag donated by the Obituaries .............SA Mao, a silk screen expert, Sanford lor'Club -' School Daze 441) measures 12 by 18 feet The I __4 1-2-3-413 crinwn stripes that make up Horner contacted the 36 the Bicentennial design me National Bicentennial 1-1 and bounds, said Mrs. Women------------------I-!4C inches wide. condition he immediately finish enrollment. headquarters Only to learn that ~ - 7_1 -, his high school education. Silas and former Seminole Quenzier, "the number of •riflc1pu1 speaer at the only four by six Allen Silas, 18, 1506, W. '6th High School basketball star wom pliOtS 11413 uOUwvu ui uiv feet — a mere -- ' last eight years In the country." %%+:A'rIIEIt presentaUon will be Dr. William high school St., Sanford, was a Fred Willis Washington, 18, 814 ti r Adam3, executive director postage stamp compared to the She said there are about 141 It. dropout and on proba on in a Cypress Ave., Sanford. were new American color-, flying women airline transport Is Saturday a high 87. OvernIght of the Florida Bicentennial county' court theft case when he arrested after trying to pawn a over the city 's Memorial Park. in the nation and there were 450 l ow 67. Commission. John Mercer, pleaded guilty to the instrwiient liat nd instrument stolen during a treasurer of Seminole County Palino and Magro decided theft. basketball game at Lake wo men instructicts in Florida in Pard y cloudy today. Highs In Bicentennial Committee, w 1974. ill that they c(rild (to the job and Circuit Judge Robert 11, llm%ell High. The Deltona Derby is spon- the mid to upper SOL LOWI LA introduce Dr. Adams. Master of set out on the project. Mc(;regor told Silas that ob. Washington also pleaded Ceremonies will be Ernie Following the ceremonies an the viously previous guilty to grand larc,eny in the sored by the Deltona Corand was ordered poration. The Ninety-Nines also Variable mostly east and lforrrll. coordinator for the open house will be held at the L;. - M-1.;-Er_ probationary sentence "didn't case on Sept. 8 10 ~ mean a damn thing to YOU." held in jail pending completion sponsor a Powder-Puff Derby, northeast winds aroW mW county cutnimittee. Mayor Lee new Bicentennial Headquarters Complete defikils 2nd tides P Moore will also apeak. in the Jaycee building, Silas told !he court he quit ofacourt-orderedpre-sentence a transcontinental race for lady are on Page The Idea for the mamnioth Street and French P . she said school last car a month before investigation. - nold . Horoscope -4 ____ N . 1C she said. An I 8-year-old San ford youth, he was to graduate so he could She said she learned to fiv . who admitted stealing a band %%ork at a jot) because of the chiMe(regor agreed to give assist Instrument frotti lake Howell her husband laird who high School has betn put on Silas 'another chance" when is an eye surgeon ' three years probation by a informed county school officials "Flying is growing by leaps the would accept Silas' late I? iL,--t1zA=-"%XZ-_f,N1 1;:-.-.-,~7!-,'.!e01J~&-iJ ~ -~-._L * ~#, - Bridge---------------------The Comics Cr sword 11 II L - _ ..- :-1~-i; ((ontlnuedonpagel2A) . -. _____ "4' ,"" "" - P, I— wear their hair longer I think I was meaner though than kids today." he said, smiling, • ' __ ohonoredas 'ik in the public eye The Must Finish High School -. "" . _ Hill McLaughlin, a longtime Ian of Sanford High' Figh ti ng Seminoles, is accustomed to applause. Hestoodupandctleeredafter countless touchdowns over the last 15 years at Seminole High. - -. - -. - - - - ily 1(11k I ANTI(lI){,F litraldStafl Writer . " .. Fan' 'i- 4' - __ I - -- - 1_, . - Today Mr-s. Bonnie Quenrler, race chairman of the 1975 Deltona Derby, gets ready to take-off. 1 Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) - 11 ____ _. - by Al Vermeer I " . . &-. - - - - t izjp~-. ..., tremendous opportunity to meet skilled aviators and help _________________ ~"_%_% - A Il .0 /0-/I----~~~~~~ - -- - TI-IERE'S A\ JCANDLES,) .I — - - - __ -_ --r - _: ~ - - _- _,r 4 _________________ L IN L__ - pilots, Mrs. Quenzler said: By ALJDIE MURPHY happening," said IA. Col. to be. It's the large ones that list. That action is the -No. but a co-pilot may be Herald Staff Welter Brantley Goodson, Chief, Law give us problems." responsibility of the federal anyone from a pet, or a 'I Enforcement Division, Goodson said his departDepartment of the Interior, . boyfriend, to a kid or jealous The popularity of the movie Florida Game and Fresh i inent will rL,quest the state Alligators in certain parts -husband." "Jaws" has created anxiety Water Fish Conimnision. legislature to permit a of Louisana have been moved - ___. - _ - --I- ~__One female flyer to look for -_ _ in some people abou~t "I have been in this state for licensing procedure for from the endangered to the will be Mrs. Ellie McCullough swimming at the ,beach. 20 vears, and I can tell you alligator huntem threatened Ust, Goodson said, Odorico, a Vero Beach pilot, she The y don't want to risk the that up until a couple of years "Those won't be just or- and controlled harvesting is sa id. possibility, however remote, ago, alligator attacks on dinary hunters," Goodson proce eding there. "You can't miss tier, Her that a huge set of teeth will humans were unheard of. We said. "These people will use With certain exceptions, :. plane is a Cherokee 140 named clampdown onanarm or leg. theorize that the Increased snare devices to take the alligators are not usually a i 'Schatzy' with hot lips painted What these people often alligators. 77* Game and threat to hinnans, according alligator population is largely on the nosecone and eye lashes don't realize is that there is responsible. Their habitat is Fresh Water Fish Corn- to Frank Godwin, president . I.I.. on the wings," she smiled. She another predator lurking becoming increasingly over- rnIson will be telling these and general manager of the said many will wear costtunes. nearby, sometimes literally in populated, and humans are people: you can go to "tAke Zoo south of Most of them re married _/ their own backyards, with a encroaching more and more X' and take x number of Orlando with understanding husbands in power to kill and maim into their territory," Goodson alligators over a certain size. "Considering how many the backseat," she added equivalent to the sharks said A. the gators would be skinned there are around here 'Some sent their husbands The common Florida Goodsor, said the answer to and the hunters would receive and what damage they're Z_ down to Naples to wait for alligator has been Involved in alligator-overpopulation lies the money from sale of the capable of doing, it's sur_ ,Oo=_ o_.?:- : -*I , them," Wd ,Mrs. Quenzier, seven attacks on humans in selective harvesting by the hides, less handling charges." prising that we don't have until the finish of the race. ... 4-0 , during the past fiscal year. state. Goodson said before the more trouble with them," She said the purpose of the It year the re were eight "There are now over a half hunting can be allowed, the Godwin said race Is to promote Flying s'is attacks The year before that, a million alligators in the ' alligator taker He pointed out that a 1 the and general aviation education, :three, state," Goodson said." Arid endangered species list and 'it s a way of measuring skill We don't know why it's (Continuedd on page l.Ai they are larger than they used put on the threatened species - - j promoting safety and offers a ___ __ . _____ .. , . . a iiiiiiiiii IF - .:Lf. '- Seminole Honors . _,_ . Big - i.-.~~il ... , -n4I S ADD;MS S ON 00 r I - ____ ,, A - -k z i I YOU LIKE- PUT a - - I scheduled to be one of the co- i-- - p _____ . r1 q i ' Y &R TPINK 14:lLl~ C)OW? - 71 4 I i 11111111111e __________________ ..- - . 7___- f _?~;17-Z' ________ ,/- D0'\ SHORT Rigs 111 - - - - . WIM L-1.LL -- ____ ( A ' ME, I AErT Amf 'j LJ - .=I - I 11", Cri7 X7 _____ CANDLES __________ i I -I' F*_. 'i - - -. " SHAME ON YOU, AUNT HH.DE9RPS NO .1 I ) '° by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS I .6 9 ) '° open spaces. This will be the time e'e stoppel here during a race," said Mrs. N ~ 7- Asked i f Snoopy was . A • - "lbE> ,.-- -- _o — - ~'. L ; ~'? 9, LO _Ji - ______ 1J - 4 ~ - I '' '-... ____ WHEN I'M MARRIED I'LL DINE BY CANDLELIGHT EVERY NIGHT' r! - By Roger Jen I DID YoU fELL — - *%, - (bO? ____ "u", FUNNY BUSINES S i n9 Tria I - - I'IJ "I h " — p 194 .-' - ' P I ' "4,. _.>k'1 I , ' ,, , . '° -i 41j a ' - ,. . I 414 1 ,I .,. -. •-'- ' "1'j.(o Oct. 30. Contestants are limited to stock "light wing type" aircraft with a maximum oF 520 horsepower, she said Sanford's facility here is - - ajipe~ - fk_~ _______ SWX ,`les to* IV f t fAVMl`5UFCXK77A16 I -.' "':~l () - I. - I _____ / .I ap AVV MZ APf V 61fr AlMeArm Me 6RE66 AAV 0~fg AffAl ' I 4 Ad V /(M3T(T4&y,5 Y155 _Ioms;011T 1W1PMW0WyP/- I ---- by Garry Trudeau e4'CISJ4JiT1MT &TAXAa5MOV P1 - _____ I I DOONESBtJRY 1. ' " . IV EVERYTHING I N(4f4A4'OY,V.4M0' SHOPPING .AGAIN? ,-. ' - ~/ 0 -------- of Womn Pilots obstacle course she explained Mrs Qucnzler said women Mrc. Beth Landers, a Sanford "tell stories just like the men resident and flight instructor at About 30 women aviators when they get together," Air Sanlando flying school, From all over the Southeast are however, finished In the top 10 winners warmningup their engines to fly She was quick to point out last year and will be chi ef into Sanford Airport Nov. 7 that "cross-country means scorer this year, acccrdlng to during a "cross-country" flight any flying distance over 50 Mrs. Quenzler. billed as the second annual miles. ,Mrs. Juanita Blumburg Deltonii Derby — a two-day . The 250 nautical mile flapper Casselberry, also is expected to mara thon air, land and sea begins at the St. Augustine be flying in the race, said Gene race. airfield, includes a touchdown Eiselein, marketing director of Mtn have complained about at Sanford Airport, plus some Aero Services I n c., the fixed women back seat drivers. Now mystery checkpoints", and base operator at Sanford I think it's reersed Turnabout ends the same day in Naples Airport is fair play", said Mrs Bonnie Th e land and sea races are set "The pilot must be female F Quenzlcr, 30 pilot race at the Marco Beach Hotel, and the co-pilot or navigator Is chairman and vice chairman of Marco Island and include a not required to be Licensed," The Ninety-Nines. Inc., the sailboat race, golf and tennis said Mrs. Quenzier, who holds a Florida Spaceport Chapter of tourneys, swimming relays, commercial license for multithe International Organization fishing contest, and bicycle engine craft. First prize is 1250 and the . ( () __ Ily JUl ASkREN Herald Staff Writer / 0 n SteaIW Om0r er _____________ - - Women s lr Event r i To Include SanTora ft - I ______ - /. ____ CEBF.DI,oSOI. f 7 __________________________________________________ Turner .rt — ARIFS March 21 April 19) teLl them to do one thing and Today you're likely to be expect something else. swayed by the words of others. SCORPIO I Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Analyze carefully the athice Een though you're going to and its source before you follow f ind the perfect opening, don't t. repeat what was told to you In TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) confidence. The person will This is definitely not the day to l ea rn you've spilled the beans attempt a do-it-yourself SAGItTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. project. Sore thumbs and 21)It you've earmarked monev frayed tempers will result, for the weekend's fun, stick to GEMINI(May 21-June 20) the budget. Dig Into other f unds Don't be too open-handed today and you'll have trouble paying and lend sometWng not yours it back later. without first consulting the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. owner. It would be a breach of 19) Button your lip if you fee fai th and friendship like saying a few choice words CANCER (June-21-July 22) to the boss today He may not Be sure your mate has a voice always be right, but he's always in decisions affecting the family the boss. today. If he or she doesn't and AQUARIUS tjan. 20-Feb. 19) something goes awry, you'll Steer clear of political or never hear o I. philosophica debates today. t.F.0 (July 23-Aug. 22) There Feathers wi,11 get ruffled Umt will be several tasks you don't will be hard to smooth back into enjoy doing staring you in the place. face today. The wiall ones you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) will do begrudgingly. The Friewis may try to Impose on major ones you won't even you today. Be guard if you're with a person who's not norVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) mally' reticent about asking for Resist the temptation to take favors anywayfinanci.al risks. Leave your YOUR BIRTHDAY checkbook at home If you're oct. ii 1975 heading for the racetrack or ' even the bingo parlor. You're going to be extri LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ambitious this comIng year. Your lanWy is going to find you You will drive yourself harder, very difficult to please today. but your energies will also t'5 because you're going to llrectly benefit those you love. - t?4i-E I I T'oPIj 1O'IQI___J Dick by CARNIVAL For Saturday, October I 1, 1975 ( - — /1 ffN' . __~, - HOROSCOPE i . 5 _______ ___________________________________________________ i ____ 61 I _ r—'I I — J I Derby Set Nov. De/tona - I%;P4tPHI\TtftJRLsIc\ BUGS BUNNY I - used in this Colum and writers will receii,,e cop s of. of trumps. The singleton king whereupon South had trouble scoring - I& - (ircuit Judge Hobert H Mc(regor adjudicated them guilty and dabs in which to file notire of ppeals riid August b) sheriff's agents alter raids in sou th Seminole and Crowder , owner of the Rendezvous Bar located next door to th e Orange Counties th at police said broke up a multi-count) steal sntence of five )ears In prison McGregor ordered Croder and Altanionte Springs Police and Firc ikpartments and Fields, c.'o- to-order theft ring that allegedi) V dS doing a $1 million-a sear Fields held in Jail pe nd ing completion of a court-ordered preowner of a landscaping business wi th an o ffice-shop located business in stolen merchandise. sentence investigation. The court set sentencing for I p.m. on across the street, showed no emotion as they beard the verdicts Mr. and Mrs. Crowder are scheduled for trial together this Dec. 11. read and were later led from the courtroom by a deputy sheriff. week before Circuit Judge J. William Woodson on charges of McGregor told defense attorneys Tom Freeman and Ned Mrs Carolyn Crowder, 41. anti .several perstins who hall bitivinv. re(eiving and concealing stolen property in connef,tion \xdloIk that the court c ill consider motions to allow Cr ow der ti tified a' charact&r s ith( for tia tu ii e:i Ift il ill hint WI, r it 1 d b) skull di u ' j and Fields freedom on bond ter the defense putsinto motion as the verdictswere retued. page l%%O Altamonte Springs businessmen were in jail Saturday after a circuit courti ury found thell, guilty of bolying, receiving 125 -. - convicted of the felony offence which carries a maximum possible - 11tet- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents — A reader from Nebraskjo' wants to know the correct 6 4 response to partner's one club 12 3 opening with A AQ65 V K43 • KJ94 .i 15 16 Th e answer is that he should I I I I I bid one diamond. His hand . 18 019 does qualify for two nolru:np, Th e bidding in th e box shows huo. hc if'"-Ju:4 6-114A, inake this ' the actual bidding of today's IP -_____ rtsponce when he hac to g4 hand It mas not meet ith I ____ (fLit the (or-card uits ,. 4proval but the final con- . 29 bidding isn't likely to wind up ai% tract of six diamonds certainly th ree notrump. Just that th e is the correct one. 33 34 The combination of the jack diamond bid gives the best - I of spades lead and the fact that slam 37 possibilities. East was able to cover dum. I my .s queen with the king left (Do you have a question for 40 41 the contract in considerable Write Ask the t, 0 1 j eopardy . butSoutliwasequal — care of this JSCOt)yS to the occasion. newspaper The most inPass [lass 3V Pass 11ass 4 0 Pass Pass Pats Opening lead * ,.. ioj i if!~ ~ .~a4iih=~V_Idq I --. 0 e ~ 'I I I :I- -- . ;4 - -. iiiii I total chance comes out il - .. SUNDAY EDITIO N I fie better than 50'I chance a straight finess would provide 1 4 - " VqT 49 Functions 25 Russian rulars 26 Feminine garment 6 State 7 Domesticate 27 Skin disease 8 0 bst Acts 28 Foot joint 30 English river 9 Flom an 32 Negal-ve reply PLUAABER 1 # J52 &AQ963 A debate 35 Artists V A7 - __ ___ - - 23 F 2 Norse deity I I N E 15 Penitence I 7 Focal "m 19 Vivid Nue 20 As* minerals 22 Leave out 26 Asterisk 29 550 fRoman) 30 Apparel 31 Family 32 Relative 34 Home of the ab ft NORTH W A i part from the fact that the play work ed . it was th e best percentage. There was a 26,~, chance to drop a singleton king. if it failed to drop there was a 36% chance that clubs would break 3-3. That would allow two spade discards on rlubs unless it turned out that West had started with all three diamonds. In addition if club,o) broke 4-2 and diamonds 2.1" verything would come up h for roes We leave you to work out the whole play if you wish Th e ho . I I : ws JM(JHY TIOT I N — A CQ? 52 Winter vesture i 12 wds) !! 56 Expiate 51 Numeral I F_ L 58 Harem f oom 59 Greek $after 10 ToG~ food 60 Skeleton part I I Dry. 61 Small cask like wine 62 Actual being 16 Smell 18 Made over, 21 Part of a DOWN garonent 14 Decree BRIDGE. AT 0M%tL0 uuuit . Aj_ Shade tree Saint 13 Suitable %%too 11\ 0) 1 WIN TFr,i of S Iliad counng 42 Liang of China t SCOtt Of 43 Boys name II Aspects of an 45 Issue 7: It p• I Morf Walker - 7 1 }Jj An*er to Previous Puzzle Wardrobe 1 - ,i .---- i,;m'& _;;~ _W _-L .,Im l M..-- I �_________ Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Oct. 12, Community College -I Triaining Offers - 0 Bl*ofeedback Lab Can Help Ease Tensions NATION 7 ByJOEASKREN Herald Staff Writer oI 1%; I Detroit Tightens Security 7: DETROIT AP) Heavy security arrangements for President Ford's six-hour visi t to his home state Friday were tightened even more after an early morning telephoned threat against his life. An unusually large detail of Detroit police, supplemented by Wayne County sheriff's deputies. FBI agents and Secret Service men were at the area around Cobo Hall hours before Ford was to speak at a Republican fundraising event. The security ring became even tighter after a telephoned threat and apprehension of a fl-year-old Dearborn man. Policeman Philip Light kept the caller talking on the phone until officers got to the phone booth and took the man into custody as he was leaving the booth. Vehicle Policy - Pusher Sells Fatal Heroin; Sentenced To Death S IL , • ____________________________________ -- ____ . In Sui t . The electrical activity accompanying muscle action Is called Ford: 'Campaign Like A Loser ____ .. ______ _______ • i ' t - Conti called the scheme, which lasted from August 1974 until the Indictment was returned June 5, 1975, a "highly sophisticated con game." Five Escapees At Large - CIA Secret Orders Revealed WASHINGTON (AP) Disclosure of fl-year-old secret orders that authorized the CIA to carry out covert operations abroad cc'uld damage foreign relations and prompt attacks on US. diplomats, according to an Unprecedented government summary of 1ongc1assifled documents. The summary was filed in federal court here by officials of the National Security Council in response to a Freedom '' Information suit. It described openly for the first time documents which could reveal the extent to which the CIA was authorized to use the Foreign Service and other US. government agencies abroad as a cover for clandestine activities. - ___________ __________________ _______ ____ ___________ ____ Seminole County Corn. missloners ordered a study by 'i• Pearson's office after state auditors criticized Orange County commissioners for Lutheran, 25, Sanford, 1ea to re as Mn. An Rowe leaning ove and Mr Teresa allowing some employes round Kt driek e electroencephajograi (EEG) to monitor brain activity. (Herald Staff photo the-clock use of county-owned by Joe vehicles, The liaison commissioner is John Künlrough. He a lready has omitted used of some cars ____________________________ and Pearson has omitted - ' - 18 Posts At Stake disregard for the health and safety of Borgen, Ignored Borgen's pleas for medical attention..." Incr eases in muscle tension will accelerate electrical activity at the surface of the skin. Just as a doctor's stethoscope The lawsuit alleges that amplifies heartbeat sound Borgen suffered permanent waves, biofeedback machines Injuries and is now unable 10 monitor these subtle energy lead a normal fife shifts and tra nsla te them Into suffered lo of Income, flashing lights, or clicking noises. Once a person Is able to recognize his body waves, he soon learns to "control" them at wil l. Nobody knows why this Prior to Pearson's study, cars were aMgned for roumPthe. happens — It lot does, she clock use at the discretion of explained. And the machines department chiefs. By DONNA ESTES only a temporary necessity. and Council members Edith Candidate qualifying period The candidate qualification are Commission Chairman Sid After Herald Stall Writer Duerr and John Zacco—has as cnds Oct. 17 and the city period In Winter Springs will co a while, a person learns to Vihien Jr. said Pearson's yet formally Indicated whether presently has 4,124 registered open Oct. 15 and dose Nov. 1. wintrol various bodi ly f unctions "approach is part of an overall Fifteen city council seats and they will seek re-election, thout the mechanical aids, voters. direction of the board to save three mayor's offices are up for Seats up Include the mayor's much like a youngster dollars." office, currently held by Troy di election In five of Seminole's rig his training wheels Piland, and two city council from his bicycle after learning The chairman said the board seven cities in November and will be "looking into other December. posts held by Irene Van Eepoel to keep his balance. areas" in addition to the OMAE and Ernest Hendrix. Winter Total number of voters Applications of biofeedback study. Springs currently has 1,= l, qualified to cast ballots in the training range from teaching registered voters, Pearson said he will ask the Nov. 4 election In Altamonte peo ple to lower their blood commission to approve Spr ings and the Dec. 2 electIons Altamonte Springs with 4,000 pressure to overcoming sub. guidelines which would allow In Casselberry, Longwood, registered voters will hold Its vocalization or the tendency to an employe to take a car borne Winter Springs and Lake Mary TALLAHASSEE (Al') But Jack Armstrong, associ. election Nov. 4 with Incumbent mouth words silently while at day's end. is. 12A9. Mayor Norman Floyd and reading, said Mrs. Rowe, Leon County Circuit Judge aton executive secretary, Basically, Pearson said in the said former Mayor Lawrence She said some pediatricians Voter registration books and James Joan( - Is being asked to the suit had to future employes would be filed because Swofford vying for the chief also are Interested in have to the candidate qualification determine whether community Shevrn's advice came meet one of the following Ins letter executive's post while In- biofeedback periods have closed in colleges can grant pay in- rather than an official training In opinion. cumbent requirements before a car Is Altamonte Springs, but a Helen Keyser and teaching children bowel con week creases this year. driven home: The association contends that Glen Buschman oppose each trol. remains in the other four cities The Florida Association of The individual Is for citizens to add their names community college trustees other for a city commission The opposite of slowing down Community Colleges filed suit frequently called at night or on to the voter rolls. authority to decide seat. bodily functions, In biofeedback Friday asking whether the ban have legal the weekend. Or, he has regular Commissioner Cal DeVoney training has been used In Seminole Supervisor of on salary Increases In the ap. ceiveto spend the funds they renight or weekend meetings. from sources other than was virtually elected unop. rehabilatlori tiferapy with Electi on CamlUa Bruce was propriations bill adopted bfrom state government, such as stu' posed, when no one qualified persons who have suffered Vehicles would be required registering new electors in legislature can be applied at scene of an emergency. against him. Winter Springs Saturday and funds the colleges receive from dent fees, grants and gifts, Injuries, she added. Vehicle Is essential to job she and her staff will accept other sources. requirements. Additional registrations at the A number of the colleges had Vehicles may be driven Longwood City Hall Oct. 18. set aside funds to grant small home if parking It at a remote Voter registration is also held increases, but the Department site might make it susceptible daily at Mrs. Bruce's cour- of Education has said the apto theft or vandalism. "'Ouse and Seminole Plaza propriatlons bill ban prevents Pearson said he expects to branch offices. them. have dollar estimates of In Lake Mary where three Atty. Gen. Rokrt Shevm ad. savings available Monday. By BOB LLOYD Hampton was arrested Sept. is docketed for trial city council berths are open, vised Sen. Kenneth on a charge MacKay, D. Herald Staff Writer 13 by Sanford Police responding presently held by Martin Bacon Ocala, last week that the raises of carrying a concealed A 44-year-old Geneva man, to a report of a burglary at firearm. Sr., Harry Terry and Virginia could be granted, upholding the accused Il was arrested at of buying, receiving Maryla nd Fried Chicken, 2100 Mercer, only Bacon and Terry association position, Florida Hospital North and concealing stolen chain French Ave. Officers said has qualified to have their _ Altamonte Springs, On Sept. 6 saws, and a 69-year-old Hampton was arrested acr names replace on the ballots so oss after sheriff's deputies said Casselberry woman, accused of the street from the business and they found far. Mrs. Mercer at a city a pistol In an auto In obtaining property by worthless had In his possession "a large the council mee ting this week hospital parking lot, (For Oct. 13 through 17) check, are among defendants In amount of money—bills and announced she will not seek —Lonnie B. Lowman, 21, 14 circuit court criminal trials c h.9 n e and reelection. g t w o Oviedo Route One, faces trial 'National School Lunch Week' docketed this week, screwdrivers." A number of other city on a larceny of firearm charge. MONDAY Scheduled for trial before An Information filed by State A defense motion to suppress residents have picked u Fish Squares Circuit Judge J. William Atty. Abbott Herring's office evidence qualifying documents, but have In the case is pending Baked Rearm Woodson Is Marvin D. Long, 44, charges Hampton with grand in the case, according not as yet returned thm. to court Ib Greens Downtown Old Mims Road, Geneva, The larceny of "more than 1100." files, Candidate qualifying peri od lfl Development Council will Fruit er Is self-employed tree trimm —James Anthony Buffo, 46, Lake Mary will close Oct. 24. —Da vid Michael Reehnet, 22, Bun or school made roll begin conducting accused of buying, receiving 46 Orange Drive, Altamonte and Douglas Alan Beehner, 18, city presently has l,00 of down town businessmen •ind concealing chain saws Springs, is Miik and butter registered voters. accused of sale of both of 2554 Park Drive, SanMonday Jo determine stolen by James Arthur Oqie, false manufacturer's In Longwood, all three city TUESDAY ford, are accused of buying, attitudes and admitted member of a multiideas council incumbents—June statements of origin for autos, receiving and concealing stolen Sloppy Joe ou regar d ing county "steal400njei" theft business Lcrmann, Don Schreiner and Statements of Origin are property—a newspaper ven• Green p opera tions In the Central ring. required In Florida before titles ding machine. HA. Scott—up for election, Whipped potatoes Business Itrict (CB)). According to documents In can be obtained for new autos. have qualified to seek new —Virgil L. Thompklns, 19, Baked dfSQTl Members of files, Ln is accused of the court luffo was arrested Aug. 15 by 702' W. 11th term, in office, Scbretner and St., Sanford, Is ,jjj and butt er Development Council win having chain saws stolen In a agents of the M. 1maj are completing Florida Depart. accused of breaking and enpersonally distribute February burglary WEDNESDAY at IT)eflt of Crimina l Law Enfcr- tcring lust terms While Scott has with intent to commit a questionnaires and conduct Longwoocj Saw and Mower, cement and the Seminole misdemeanor In Connection served nearly 12 years, Cbeesetuger as according to US. 17-92, Lcngwood, County Sheriffs Department- With an Aug. 23 bu not consecutively, on Crlpy potatoes rglary at the COUISCII D i rec tor Mrs. Sophie flreiba —Robert Lee Jones, 43, Eastern the city counciL Fiesta slaw Oil Service Station, 314 San JaCOtISCO. Brittany Court, Casselberry, Is SanfordRouteTh (4II. pea Candidate qualifying period Two.Is W. 13th St-, The results of the accused of obtaining property carrying a concealed firearm. In Longwood will clo Oct. 17 Milk and quiuuunaire will i on April J with a worthless $70 —Fred D. Lepper, 22, of The city currently has 1,9 to provide a basis for check at Oshman's Sporting qts voters. Casselberry, is accused of THURSDAY brainstorming sessions to Goods, Altamonte Springs, grand larceny of wheels and Casselberry, with two ping city be conducted by the In other cases docketed for tires from an COUnCIl seats and the ma yor's auto at Council for trial before Judge Woodson this Casselberry. local office up for election, has at. 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The snake was crawling towards Susan's baby brother when she stepped on its head and held the reptile Immobile until an older brother came to her rescue and killed It. iSet' Around The Clock, Page 1'.t I Thl.LliASSEE SAl') — Defense attorneys are trying to prove their client Billy Isley was Insane at the time of the "die, Satan" slaying of a Virginia man in - - se - , 1( Defense Claims Insanity - Survey To .-• ..--- .' - ' -.-. - ''''', MIAMI BEACH AP Congress is as interested in a rw tax policy and spending cuts as President Ford, and the two can work together if the President is willing to cufiiproliiiSC, Sen. Lawton ('titles says. The Florida Dennocrat, speaking Friday to a convention of the Florida Association of Realtors, said a spirit of compromise and cooperation throughout government is essential in dealing with the economy. 'The Congress has now more than ever before got a better grip on federal spending and is better equipped to play a responsible and effective role in formulating n o a(' 11( y ('hues said On Pay Ra School Menu - Chiles Speaks At Convention s, AP) The Mate cori$rolJer says illinois Is almost broke. it Gov. Daniel Wilker says the state is just like a family that can't pay a tall on a certain date, but does pay It eventually. Republican Comptroller Cecge W. IAn&erg Jr. who keeps track of the 1 million IllbvAs spends daily said Friday the state's cash reserves "are gone ... last night he state could not pay its bills," Lester J. Brann Jr., presidein of the illinois Sots ]aniber of Commerce, said If the state continues pending at Its cw rate it will be nipt by June .rndbcrg says b3nkruptry could come in 1977. - MIAMI sAP I — "They can kiss, but that's about it," said jailor Martin Green after a 20-minute marriage ceremony uniting Horace Roberts and Jeanette Bell. Before being led off to begin serving their prison ternis Friday, Roberts, 24, and his new hide spent 10 minutes together In a room attended by policemen. They had both pleaded guilty earlier in the week to charges of breaking and entering, and robbery. The same circuit judge i4ho imposed the sentences pronounced theni ,nuin iind wife, Judge Arden Siegenorf termed the ceremony "a little unusual." But, he said, "riavbe this will be the start of their rehabilitation." JU dge To DecIe - -... . - - 'I Jail Lovebirds Married 5 Cities To Hold Elections - -. - - - 13 Sta,t Monday Hirohito Visits Honolulu CIUCAGO ___________ .... Chase has been with the . company over 50 years and has P ~'*^ I f" l w l"l'l nndtlons of assistant packing house supervisor in Polk County; clerk In the ' Orlando sales office; salesman, sales manager and citrus department manager in the Sanford office; corporate secretary; vice-president and president. .. Moore, who is Sanford's Mayor, will continue his duties . jmnj 14*1 as general manager. lie was SYDNE Y 0 (IIA.SI' JR. 'lcc'td to the board of directors in 1957 when he was resident manager of A M Kidder & Co., Winter Park. He later became regional manager for Kidder, in - - MARION, Ill. (AP) Police warned Marion's residents today to arm themselves or evacuate their homes until five men who broke out of the top security federal prison here are captured. Federal officials said no such action by townspeople was necessary. "Regretfully, this statement was made by local authorities," a prison spokesman said. He acknowledged the five men who escaped Friday are considered dangerous. Doe hundred local, state and federal officers took part in a manhunt across the desolate Crab (chard National Wildlife Refuge and nearby land alter the five apparently used special equipment to electronically "jimmy" three gates and walked out the prison's front door. "l 'l'Al.IAIIASSEE IAI') Payments to phosphate 1; panics fur reclaiming land will be reviewed in light iof revert findings o f radjatutisi (langurs fni ni stab lands, a deputy Uli piroller says. 1lo ar(l Horowitz, general counsel to ('nptroller Gerald Lewis, will be asked for an opinion on whether Environiut'ntal Protection Agency findings on radiation ould affect $2 million in pending pa yments, Deputy 'i us ptroller Ronald W. Ttxw SaS said Friday. "It is not our prime responsibility, but we ant to be sure we (10 not pay son sething that shouldn't be paid," 'l'hiitias said Horowitz was not available for comment I"ri(Iav _____ ______________ ________________ I I. _1J 1__ (71 Phosphate Pay Reviewed ___ ________ 1 - ___ - SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Two Miami men and a fanner California lawmaker have been sentenced to prison on land finance fraud convictions by a judge who said justice should be "collar blind as well as color blind." US. Dial Judge Samuel Conti ordered a five-year term Friday for Richard DoIwig, 67, a former state senator who suffered a stroke last year. Conti rejected an appeal for leniency, saying that to grant special consideration because of Doiwig's age and health would amount to "giving a license to steal to people who are old and in- and .%lvanb Cliairiii:n Jack U' Miami Beach, implied at a coninsittee hearing Friday that confirmation of Offender Rehabilitation Secretary uie Wainw right and Parole and Probation Commission liairiian Hay Howard might be rejected by the Senate. Wainwright, long-time corrections director, was apisisnted by Gov. Iteubin Askew to his current position after the 1975 legislature made the prison system a separate agency. The Cabinet recently approved I lu, s iii's rca pliitstn sent to the con us sission - ____ Granaries To Remain Closed Three Sentenced In Fraud - - . ____ ______ WASHING1ON (AP) President Ford is keeping U.S. granaries closed to the Soviet Union despite new evidence that American farmers are harvesting record crops of wheat and corn this year. But Ford did avlounct In Detroit late Friday that an export moratoriwn which had shut Poland off from U.S. grain for several weeks has been lifted. He also said negotiations for a long-term agreement for sale of U.S. grain to Moscow are continuing and are showing promise. Agriculture Secretary Earl L Butz, after Ford's Detroit announcement, said the embargo on gab, sales to Russia will continue until a final agreement Is Initialed by the two countries. Neither Ford nor Butz Indicated how long that might take. ' usls ' says he's not afraid of any challengers seeking his job, but he is approaching the 1976 election campaign "as if 1 am going to kse." Holding his second news conference in as many days, Ford was faced with more than his normal quota of political questions when he met with reporters In Detroit on Friday. But Ford volunteered remarks aimed at Congress in what appeared to be an escalation of a verbal war over his proposed tax cuts and a ceiling on federal spending. Asked if he considered himself "a cinch" to win election as president, Ford replied, "No, I sure don'i I never enter a bell game thinking I am going to win, but I sure work at it as though I am going to lose." ' - - President Ford .J I S 'i'Al.L1Mssl:l; iAlli With frustration increasing over crowding and other problems in the criminal justice sssteiis, a prominent legislator has threatened the jobs of Florida's two top corrections offi- ____ ,.- ~ Correctors Could Lose Jobs '....... ____ ); - __________ ________ ~1 1)El.ANI) sAl' — A luau convicted of distributing heroin that ciu.scd the death of a drug user has been se'ntented Its die, You're sentenced to death in the electric chair and God help Nour soul,'' Circuit Judge tJriel Blount told Glen I \1,irlin Friday in what lawyers said was the first capital Punisluiivnt case for such a crime in Florida. A 1972 ''drug pusher'' statute lrJiiiLs execution for (115or ik'livt'ring heroin that kills a user. Martin, 28, as found guilty Thursday in the Aug. 3, 1974, (lt'iltl) of 'l'erri (' M ustori. the electromyogram, or EMG. EMG activity Is generated in the muscle and Is Some of the 51 Seminole has commonly picked up by metal A Winter Springs man J 1pJ•j County employes who drive filed suit in circuit court electrodes attached to the skin county-owned vehicles home seeking In exess of $2,500 surface directly over the nights and weekends damages from the City of monitored muscle, like the fjr'4 t hemselves switching back to Longwood, the Longwood arm, she explained. S .. their own cars after Mod.a Police Chief and Police Sgt. I The hurmin brain also (; Maruing. Sig Pearson, chief of the produces a continous output of NiAi 1. Henry W. Borgen, in the civil minute electrical county's Office of Management . signals, the action I lied by Altamonte Analysis and Evaluation frequency of which can be ________________________________________________________ Springs Attorney Leon B. Cheek (OMAE), has studied the issue _________________________________________ measured or traced on an 111, claIms he was assaulted by and will report to encephalograp or EEG. MIM at Manning on Oct. 1. 1974 when he the commission during a 10 r "We try to get them ' was arrested at his 110 a.m. work session at the Cam. (studen ts ) to dccrease or slow . courthouse. -',-.-.-. d phorwood St. residence on down their feedback signals or 4k) Longwood traffic warrants, clicks," Mrs. Rowe said, by ______________________________________________________ "There is goin g to be a The lawsuit, assigned to monitoring the signals them. reduction., At this point I'm Circuit Judge Domini ck Salfi ____ se l ves reasonably certain the number for tr ial, alleges that Borgen ___________ "They learn by Internalizing. of vehicles used 24-hours-a-day didn't risist arrest but was ___ ______ Th ey learn to control and slow Is going to be reduced," —__ assaulted by the Longwcod down the signals and relax their Pearson said. officer with resulting arm and muscles. I can do it by fan. He said the reductions will ______ shoulder injuries. , 44r _ tasizing," said Mrs. Rowe. save the county money, The suit alleges that Borgen She explained a person can ______ ___________ _________________ because driving cars was transported to the actually control the tern. causes wear and tear on county Longwood City Jail where peratu r re of his linger with the vehicles. Also, the county foots Manning "callously, helpolatemperatureleedback the bill for gasoline. ma lici ously and with complete Studied Sydney 0. Chase Jr., has been elected chairman of Sanf ord, and IA't' I'. Moore was elected . - $2,500 Sunday, Oct. 12, I7S-3A Chase & Co. Announces Key Perso nnel Changes IDA orxicr me - After Threat Against Ford Evening Herald, Sas'ford,Ff. IM Drilrr uu at Seminole Community system, the different muscle Mrs. Anna Rowe, instructor of "We try to teach people self. instructor of psychology. College may have some an- groups and so forth, lab is part of a five. psychology at SCC. control. The machines used swers for you. Biofeedback training is the section course In Psychology of "The primary purpose here is only provide feedback of Uptight? Can't relax? TenBiofeedback is the kind of procedure that allows a person to train people how to relax and behavior or physiological Personal Development at the sion headaches bother you? feedback coming from different to "tune in" to his own bodily try to promote good changes. All feedback Is college, Mrs. Howe explained. The new "Biofeedback" lab parts of the body like the functions and, eventually, to psychological health," said Knowledge of results," said in the psychology department train, the hear t, the circulatory control them, as explained 'We had somc of the new by Mrs. Rowe," Mrs. Teresa Kendrick, another equipment last year, but this is the first year of operation of the biofeedback lab," said Mrs. Kendrick. A federal grant provided for the equipment. How does one learn to relax Soughtusing biofeedback? IN BRIEF -- - - '' f * I F— -----14 r i F ll • , -K - , ~, . , ( I el~ I 0 _- 0, 1. I ia.- ,; '. V - f-I , t.~!I-:, r I: ,3. t- . ir '. -'r . k - .-""-, W,~~ — i ii T' Two units one love seat. One more makes a lull sized sofa. Two more units make a matching love seat. One more unit makes a matching chair. WILL EVER KNOW The Family "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys - Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday 1-5 p.m. �---- -- .- --- 4B Evening HemM 300S. F'HENCIi vI:. SM,F'OJ FLA. Code T Area I Take note, kids! Paying attention in the cLassioom could save our life, Il you don't believe it, ask Susan Gilreath,a sixth grade student at Milwee Middle ,School. Susan's recently been studying amphibians and reptiles in the science class of Mrs. June Schumann at Milwee, who has taught her students how to identify and classify various am ph ibians and reptiles. Too, she's taught the students they must never pick up a reptile unless they are positive it is 4 the non-poisonous variety, On Friday morning, Susan was leaving her home at 2 Marvin lane, 1ngwood, when she saw a snake crawling in neighborhood of her baby heather, According to Mrs. Schumann, Susan noticed the snake had strange markings and decided to take .ction. Sne was positive the reptile was a coral snake and knew that she had to act lest it harm 22.2611 or 831.993 Sunday.Oc t. 12. 1 974A F Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WIIJJAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director Home Delivery : Week. 55 rents Month. Year, $28 40 B Mail: In Florida sime*2.40; 6 Months, $1420. as home deIivcr All other mail Month. $2 70 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, p2.40. 7: 9 _____ I____ 7: U.S. Needs Unity lauded the Th e Chk In En e rgy Crisis nM Anti •W ,i.r viii 4 be Nice going, Susie! A hearty welcome is extended to John Matthes, . _________ IN BRIEF Radical Leftists Trade Fire In Portugese City p .11 the sii control. One of the primary causes of the worldwide inflation is the fact that the OPEC nations have raised the price of energy five-fold since 1971. This most recent increase in oil prices is just throwing more fuel on the fire, It is easy to be apocalyptic and foreboding about the OPEC attitude, but pardon us if we refuse to join those ranks. If there was one marked quality a bo ut th e \rieuna meeting it was the disunity among the 13 oil producing nations. Their ranks include an amazingly disparate association of na tions that range from small to large, from poor to rich, from those that have surplus oil to those who don't have enough to fulfill their own aspirations. They are an array of conflicting religious, social and national interests, Th e common denominator is oil and the usual opinion is that petroleum is enough to hold th e OPEC nations to a common policy. Differences among the OPEC members at Vienna, however, suggest otherwise. Nations such as Algeria, Ecuador and Iran which need money want to raise the price of oil to confiscatory levels to serve their own narrow self interests. More sophisticat ed nations, such as Saudi Arabia would rather not raise it at all, realizing that it is in the best interest of OPEC not to kill the golden goose the Western industrial world. — Each passing OPEC meeting exhibits the deep and growing division among OU producers — a phenomenon that the United States of America should en courage. The thought that we would like to pass on to our national leaders in this respect is that we cannot take advantage of OPEC disunity unless we exhibit a little unity of our own. Power Po ifics l Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says any further attempt to resolve the New Hampshire senatorial election dispute would "take too long,, to be squeezed into the Sena te calendar bef ore Congress goes on vacation nest Friday. That Puts off until September at least any progress toward seating a second New Hampshire senator, The Constitution says-The Senate of the Uruted stat es giall be composed of two senators fromeach state." It also also says the Senate is empowered to judge the elections and qua lifications of its own members, which is the basis for lcrat attemp y to rule on who won last fall's close election in Net. rather than let that state hold a new election, as the Republicans propose. We can only conclude that Senate Democrats place their own constitutional prerogatives above New Hampshire's — — , 1i city. A Maoist group, the Movement for the Reorganization Maybe Song .) ' i ~ ~/ Multiply In her (our years as a Confederate state, Florida fought two civil wars. One was the terrible conflict with the North in which more than half of her adult white were killed, wounded, or stricken by disease, Most of this took place far away because th e was never a major ba ttlefield. The other was a nagging guerrilla struggle pith some of her own people. Deserters and draft-dodgers increased as the war dragged •' I t t YaRKCt1Y [I J1 1111 II males j islarKlsrnadefinehithng places aswaspairJull>' demonstra ted during the Seminole wars. The result was that Florida not only had to deal with F • At one point in ) iJ I the lack of food and necessities such as medicine. News of this kind would destroy the morale of any figh ting man, even more so if be were a conscript with tittle interest in the t grea ( the said a Bumper stickers can be amusing, but some h4 wall plaques also can cause a smile. 46 - be an example. \ . I . The words under a picture of a little boy seated on a poule seat in a corner, within easy reach of a mount ed toilet roll reads: Job is finished until the paperwork is v suspected done! -Joe Aakren , ':: . "t't.t- Ak. . - "Why have commissioners met together this morning, Commissioner (Dick) Williams?" Williams?asked County CosluflLssIonf!' John Kimbrough. ' .\ , ... ".. - "Let It fall. Well Letters To The Editor The following Is a copy of an open letter to Goy. Reublo Askew: Williams, The 9:30 meeting got underway about lo a.m. the budget actually exceeds the previous budget by over $3 million. with Com ers Harry Kwiatkowski and Sid vthlen Jr. arriving The Seminole County School at 10, and Commissioner took Mike Hattaw ay about advantage of the increased propertyBoard two minutes la ter. values by mission . hearty and the baby grows right smart" any wonder that Florida citizens are 'till sunset. immediate response to the suggested cut in cynicalisconcerning Not all were like the motives and ethics of that. Some women begged spending was, "Preposterous" their men to come home. pe -Ed Prkkrtt liticians" It any wonder that almost all Deserters multiplied. The Seminole County Board of Corn- go K nowing the consequences, they organized vernment agencies and elected off i cia ls into After a long picture-taki ng session, John missioner's Chairman, Mr. Sid Vihle Jr., and receive low bands for protection. The marks for performan ce and sin- Syracuse in full Federal forces on his fellow commissioners have been publicly cerity? dress as Count Dracula, realized I blockade duty alnng the Florida coast considered offering themselves a hearty well done and trying believe the tax payers and voters are that his rake-up was running. His to send a message to government, but as noticed mother them as allies. Although few would enlist as it at the same time and said, "You're congratulations for containing the new budget at usual, no one seenu to regulars, they accepted arms and opeiated as be listening. melting, dear.- Storming into the house, Count the certified niillage level. However, they failed stealing cattle, Intercepting the mails Sincerely, Dracula fumed, "It's this sun. to point out a massive property value reap. and tearing up railroad tracks. sun is deadly to Ned N. Julian Sr. us vampires," pralsal increased the tax dollar input and that Sanford '-Audit Murph> WORLD ' ADMISSIONS Sanford: Johnnie M. Adams Jason A. Beathard Juanita Johnson JACK ANDERSON t ater ate Casp ., W Still hidden in secret grand jury transcripts the White house, which paid them black. and locked prosecuto' developments to Dean and, sometimes, to the files is the dramatic mail to lay low, The CIA, which provided scapegoat. He, therefore, put nothing on paper. story of how the Watergate case was broken, the President himself, phony identities, also knew them. Instead, he telephoned his lawyer, We have spent weeks interviewing FBI Thomas Thus, the White House knew every step the Hogan, from Camp David. Late in the morning of the Watergate ourees, government prosecutors and defense arrests, prosecutors were taking and, therefore, could Liddy sought out then-Attorney General Richard Hogan recommended an able trial lawyer, attorneys to get the details that never came out keep ahead of them. But the President's men did Charles Shaffer, who met Kleindie,st on the Burning Tree golf course, not at the public hearings them secretly in an reckon w',th the determ in Thus, the Attorney General actually met one of riuned ation of a Judge flut'of'the.way apartment in the Washington The real heroes of Waterga te, we John Sirica, the diligence of the press nor suburbs, ha ve conthe ringleaders whom the FBI was seeking, It took clucjed, wiwe the FBI agents who wouldn't let the doggedness of the prosecutors and G-men, the conspiracy, Dean seven hours to summar ize the On July 6, the CIA finally delivered a memo to "It has to end," he concluded. White house obstruct their Investigation and the the acting Ff31 director, Pat Gray, revealing that a Waterbugger James McCord, under threat of "I'm ready to end it," original Watergate prosecutors who pain- liddy and Hunt had long prison term, was the fir st to break. When been furnished false iden. one of the White stakingly fitted the jigsaw pieces into a criminal "Don't run in House conspirators, Jeb Stuart t he machine guns yet," titles. Yet Gray locked the memo In his safe, conspiracy. Magruder, received Shaffer ad vised ii sought out the proseçl,jtnrs III 'ithout breathing word of it to his awn agents a lofty new appointment, The three ursung p'osecutrs Earl Silbert, see %4 h kind of a deal he could Not until November, 1972, did the prosecutors M:Cord uvmplafnd bitterly to John Dean: "I'm make. The duet going to prison and Magruder's getting Seymour Glanzer and Donald Campbell Earl Silbert, refused to grant Dean learn his the true Identities of George Leonard and handed the case on a RIver platter to the special immunity. Arrange Ed. Warren. And It was A pril, im, before y picture in the papers." were made, never. prosecutor and his staff of 90, theless, for Dean to te To sa ve hi mself. McCord began to spill ha l his story so the found out about Uddy's meeting with t prosecut could judge what Klein- he knew. The prosec'jtors Immediately wsumThey had no way 01 knowIng in June, I9 dlenst on the golf course, kind of a witness he would make. momd Liddy, who wa. tight-lipped as Meanwhile, John Dean telephoned Gray that President Nixon pona11y ever about There followed a order to cover up the trail of break-ins, bag jobs, the Whitt H his Watergate role, But they deliberately with series of secret meetings daily to find what the pro6ecut FBI was detained making, On sometimes lasting most him and engaged him In idle con- the ni ght, In several occasions, Dean forgeries, frame-ups, rough-ups and buggIng, Shaffer's Rockville, Md., office . hic we now know as Watergate. rsation. slipped tlu ough a private door in Gray's office to Magruder. meanwhile, 1 FM agents, therefore, encountered npick up FBI k This generated alarmed whispers tns1d, the lawyer, tried to lie to his SCriPts and raw James Sharp, who finally told him White house credible obstacles from the moment they StMte(1 ftports on the Watergate investigation, t the unpredictae Liddy was bluntl y: "Jeb, pretty down the Watergate trail. The key wi tnesses Dean also prepared White House witnesses talking. A panicky Magruder flew Bermuda soon you're going to have to in tell me the truth," either lied outri 11 ht or withheld vital information. for their FBI interviews and then sat in on the search of a lswyer who had been recommen ded questioning And for awhil, be was permitted 10 And the President dispatched Dean to Camp W he n Magruder finally As an example, the G-riien for weeks couldn't told the tru th, Sharp attend interviews that the prosecutors con- David to write a Watergate report. advised identify the tw chief culpri ts, G. Gordon Liddy him: "Jeb, You've got no choice. We ducted. should go to the Prosecu 'the cool, Calculating Dean Suspected the deal tors and make the best and E. Howard Hunt, who were known to them The prcsecutors also gave th their superior, we can" President was setting him up. For if Dean only as George Leonard and Ed Warren. Assistant Attorney General Henry One by one, Petersen, committed the White h ouse T he svtorious pa ir were w ell known, of course cover story to before the grand Silbert hauled the witnesses progress reports, 11" passed on the key writing he might make himself the prime the jury. Before he was finished, Watergate case had been cracked 011ie M. Freeman, DeBary Ruth Bemis, Deltona Majel Hallahan, Deltona Dona:d W. Wright, Deltona Florence D. Wells, Lake Monroe w- BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Henry (Sheila) Clark, a baby boy, Osteen DISCHARGES Sanford: Bettie Ashley Geneva E. Brantley V E "SHHH! He's in to TM wl N %a . — — *f three martinis!" Newcomers Coffee sponsored prizes. by Seminole Spokes of Harvest Festival, First Altamonte Springs, Betty United Methodist Church, 5th Pollock In charge. Call and Magnolia, 9 am. to 5 p.m. Welcome Wagon for details. Lunch, 11:30-1:30. Richard L. '!'lIIams Spire Circle, Order of the Seminar on eye problems, 9 Leopold Wolf Civic Amaranth, 1:30 p.m. at home of Gary L.R. Bullard, DeBary am,, Altamonte Springs 111. Evelyn Hayes. Center. Open to public. David Gill, DeBary Edward M. Wilson, DeBary (Xr. 16 OCT. 25 Meta A. Baehr, Deltona Women of the Moose Chapter cminole Chapter No. 2, Eugene P. Field, Deltona Halloween Dance. 9:30 Eastern Star. 1404 the OtIer of Joseph Recce Sr., Deltona music by Harmonaires. p.m., Advance night. Robert 1). Smedley, Deltona Costume prizes and cake walk. 19 Jack Virgo, Deltona Fraternal Order of Eagles OCT. 24.26 Annie L. Hersey, Deltona Acne Tri County Roadrunners ('[3 Mrs. Linwood (Sheri) Foster Day" 3643 "Bring a Friend pin., coffee and I cake a t Radio Club hearing Con. & baby girl, Longwood club home in Fern Park. servation Jamboree, Sanford Civic Center. Door prizes, entertainment, beauty contest, snack bar. Dance Friday, 7-11 WEATHER p.m. to Dixie Lane and Country Saturday's hlghBl.Overnight Cliirksburg, W. Va., and FRANK P. RIDDELL 0CT. 31 Scottish Rite, Valley of low 67. Partly cloudy through Sun. Fraternal Order of Eagles Frank P. Ridell of Lemon Wheeling. day. Highs in the mid to Upper Auxiliary 3643 Children's Bluff died Friday in Sanford. Survivors Include his wife, BOs. Lows tonight In the upper Halloween Party, 7-9 p.m., He was 83. 60s and lower 70s. Variable gan)cs, refreshments and Mrs. Verna P. Riddell. Born In Gilmer County, West Brisson Funeral Home in mostly east and northeast prizes, club home, Fern Park. Va., he retired and came to charge of arrangements. winds around 10 mph. Florida In 1954. lie was a NOV. 1 Extended Forecasts member of the First United Seminole Community Scattered showers Methodist Church of Sanford, southeastern portions, library Auction beginn ing at 1 I lerirmuin Lodge No.6. F&AM, of Otherwise mostly lair. L4m p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic near 60 in the north to 70s south Center. RIDDELL, FRANK P.—FunciaI Mr Frank P. Rid trvice' or portions. highs in 80s. deli, a]. of Lemon Bluff *110 Daytona Beach tides: high _______________________ patted away Friçtay will be held 3:19 a.m., 3:45 p.m.; low 9:27 Monday at 1 p.m at the Brition F,neial Home with Rev. Leo a.m,, 10:10 p.m. Port King officLItinU LIrISSOn Fu',I'ai Canaveral: high 2:58 a.m., 3:37 ___________________ Home 9:13 a.m., p.m.; low 9:53 p.m. ___ ____________________ a rrangements :~-s- ~"I- " % __________________ 1;1ILI.1I*v1F.13YARLeI.i,1ILI.!]T 2STORES OPEN "•" 0 NONE I NNW CUTEX I I PHOTO OFFER Film Prints Kodak F11t C.. OILY pIIt$ II - 6 01 OMIT I ___ WITH COUPON TI4RU 101)5 — •'• •4 IidI *-*It -04 s. IV Ii$i , Of __ Bertie Marshall 'Presidential Accountability." Nick Pfeifauf at 9 p.m. Costume ('111-up. — ---------~ —1-11------- EI Nancy W. Mosley Joyce A. Nelson Stella M. Snell Earl Tinsley Rufus C. Whitten AREA DEATH - 11 ! . inside . 4 LOW HOSPITAL NOTES . . to GAF 126-20 COLOR FILM ......... ' guerrillas, Unsung Heroes ' . RE OCT. 14 Free blood pressure checks 2- OCT. 21 OCT. 13 .1 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Weight Watchers, 7 pm Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. Orange AudubonSoclety, 7:30 Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. Sanford Woman's Club, p.m., Central Christian Church, Sanford Woman's Club. 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Beta Chi Initiation Dinner, 7 Third Quarterly Director's Third Report luncheon United Panel discussion on Conser- meeting of Greater Sanford by p.m. Sheraton Inn, Sanford. Way Seminole County hosted vation Education. Chamber of Commerce 8 a.m. Optimist Club, noon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SR 46. Dutch treat. OCT 22 Florida Aviation Trades Seminole County Auociatlon Lyman High School Band Association (state meeting) for Retarded Children theater Pinecrest Elementary School Boosters, 7:30 p.m., band room, Airport Inn Aero Services PTA open house, 7 p.m.; benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 Terminal Building, 6:30 p.m. meeting 7:30. p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, Sanford-Seminole Art Assn., Co-hosts: Aero Services and Rollins College. Tickets 7:30 p.m., Cultural Arts SnfiiI Airport Authority. Skate right sponsored by available from Streeps's Building, 5th and Oak. Lyman High School Band Agency in Orlando or by mail Demonstration by John Suburban Republican Boosters to benefit uniform CARC, P.O. Box 1086, Sanford, Ycackle. Women's Club, 10 a.m., Oak fund, 7-9:30 p.m. Teachers and Harbour, 550 Maitland Ave., parents free, Seminole Spokes luncheon, Women of the Moose Chapter Altamonte Springs, Speaker, 12:15 p.m., Longwood Hotel. 1404, Christmas in Octoher Jack Homer, chairman of the Sanford Pilot Club, 7 p.m., Call Mrs. Lynn Lenons of night, gifts for Mooseheart and County Bicentennial Corn- Flagship Bank of Sanford. Lon gwood for reservations, Msehaven. Official visit by District 4 mittee. Governor Barbara Kasten. OCT. 24 Fraternal Order of Eagles - OCT. 15 I4eagueof Women Voters Unit Halloween Dance and charter meeting, 9:15 a.m., First night for Aerie 3643 and Seminole, Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Altamonte of Federal L on gwoo d T o p 1 c : Civic Center. Dance music by OCTOBER 10, 1975 Bertha Davis News 17TPICU this week reported you as setting the the politicians argued about saying you might consider increasing gasoline mills plus maximum &UowrbIe millage at A few newspaper editors were aware of th You'd ttdnk it only happened in the old days .6 mills for debt service, a total 018.6 e taxes problem and urged wives and mothers to write belowto build upstate fi nances which have fallen mills a large increase over the previous budget Chaining employes to their desk, that is. expec ta tions. Mr. Tucker a nd Mr. only heerful letters to their men at the front. But Bob Ellis, the county commission's adhave Turlington have also been reported as saying the three choices concerning ministrative assistant, vows the practice is still Many did, even some in poor circit ces who the spending public alive. increase would be necessa r y. Mr. Turlington funds, tried Pathetically in hide their troubles, further indicated that $155 million additional or holdIncrease tax dollars, decrease tax dollars, the li ne. I realize that spending wi th in 'You wanted to no what we got to eat," one would be Asked what necessary for the school system. was still doing in Seminole wrote her soldier husband, "We got pota one's Income is old fashioned but the present County after fourhecountla toes and I am ns new out Wednesday sure you listened carefully a little milk., . I have got some corn planted to the predicament of New York City and the State of for Sheriff John Polk's and President's speech which suggestes a $28 billion New York should budget appeal in offer some guidance to this (there's) peas and corn In near the house tax cut our Tallahassee on Thursday, Ellis replied he coupled with a $28 billion decrease in local and state authorities. and it looks very well.. The children is was all "cliajj" to his courftuse desk from sunrise federal spending, Congressma, Al Uliman's It The I EAT ,. "I think I'm going to go upstairs to the meeting," said Kiinbrough. "Tell me how It turns out," answered - UR . CALENDAR "1 thought It was for a meeting, but I don't know I don't know," Williams answered. save you . Tax Hike Rapped Phone Hotlines Set Up LIMERICK, Ireland tAP) Telephone hotlines have been set up in seven Irish monasteries In an effort to encourage the kidnapers of Dutch businessman Tiede Herrema to negotiate his release through private interniediaries. Informed sources said superiors of the seven Capuchin monasteries were told the telephone codeword used by the kidnapers after mediators police of tapping the phone of Father Dana! O'Maboney, 38-year-old Capuchin monk who has emerged as the key link between the kidnapers and Herremna's Ferenka Steel CO. O'Mahoney said only that the hotlines were opened Friday night "to broaden the base of contact." One adorning the wall in the office of Harok Brooks, vice presi dent and cashier in charge ol at the Flagship Bank of Sanford, ma) the lfll Glastonberry Road and his sister Donna M., 15, of residence between 9 and 10 a.m. 718 Meadow St. were treated and identified themselves as and released from Florida having warrants for Ray. Hospital North Friday al Harrell said a gunshot was ternoon after a two car accident fired from somewhere Inside at S.R. 600, Just South of the house and the officers O'Brien Road in Fern Park, retreated and summoned backSeminole County sheriff's up units. Deputy K. A. Newshutz said a During the 90-minute period car, dri ven by Keith P. Brown, before the shirtless Ray exited 21, their older brother, was the front of the house, ap- stopped in the outside, Southproximately 20 deputies and bound lane of Sit. 600 waiting to Casselberry policemen make a left turn when he was surrounded the house near the struck in the rear by a car busy Glastonberry and Der- driven by Bobby Lee Bradford, byshire Roads Intersection. 24, 300 Airport Blvd., injuring Officers said they had feared Michael and Donna. a "possible shootout," Sheriff's Deputy John Thorpe said the deputies were armed with Casselberry police department shotguns, automatic weapons, was investigating a hit and run chemicals and reportedly accident Friday night and a protective vests. suspect has been arrested. Sheriff John Polk and hlarrell Casselberry police Saturday directed the operations and said information was Polk and an unidentified unavailable. "family friend" of Ray Edwin Clay Barlow, 45, reportedly were able to talk the Orlando, the suspect, was suspect into surrendering via arrested for driving while Iiitelephone from a nearby toxicated at S.R. 419 at Avenue residence. B in Oviedo, Thorpe said Harrell said officers didn't Barlow was observed "weaving back and forth in the right fire any shots, Harrell said Ray was taken to Eastbound lane." Seminole County jail by Polk Bond was set at $750. for booking on the two Orange James Davis, 53, 1200 County armed robbery charges. Mangustine Ave., was The suspect was then to be early Saturday morning by transferred to Orange County Sheriff's deputies and charged jail. with fleeing and attempting to Sanford police were busy with elude, resisting arrest and two strong-arm robberies violence, no valid driver's Friday night. license and driving while inCharles David Inman, 18, toxicated. Bond was set at Apartment 36, Castle Brewer $6,050. Court, who was arrested by Deputy John Poole said Sanford Detective Jack Cash Kenneth G. Gano, 19, was set for his first court ap- Longwood, was arrested early pearance Saturday morning. Saturday morning at Green Bond was set at $8,000. Meadws and charged with A 17-year-old juvenile also possession of a controlled was arrested for strong-arm substance and disorderly inrobbery at Seminole High toxication. Bond was set at School Sports Stadium. $5,100. Cash reported the Juvenile Sanford Patrolman Carey crabbed the shirt and glasses of Herndon said two juvenile girls Michael Fred Link, 13, Sanford, were arrested Friday night for and took $5.10 in cash from his shoplifting of clothing at Zaye pockets. The Juvenile was Department Store. arrested ... . 1.. - its "Maybe the message is in the song, and that's why we can't understand It reatened active regiments headed x their own account, risking a firing squad for desertion rather than see their families go hungry, my were receiving letters describing the LISBON. Portugal AP) Portugal's powerful Revolutionary Council today reaffirmed support of the moderate government and blamed this week's upsurge of political violence on rightists infiltrating left-wing groups. The military council after an unprecedented ii eeting with the government of Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo that it "vehemently rejects the acts of gratuitous violence" and "reaffirms its support of the government In its efforts to resolve the crisis." band, I. . . Moderate Rule Supported showing of one ci the more contemporary films, acco mpanied by a rock Superintendent William P. "Bud" Layer commented: J I s !! I f '" Some mixed reactions from parents and Seminole County school officials were aired with the recent viewing of films on a state-approved venereal disease education program aimed at grades six through 12. I ! I and Southern hopes faded. The swamps and her own slackers but with a spill-over of dissidents from neighboring states who found the climate congenial, Between them these two groups came perilously close to taking over large areas of the slate and making their own law. They in. timidated the au thori ties and th the flow of food and supplies to the jumlies if, the flea Of Of course the malingerers had a case. As the forces were drained of effectives to resist the ever-growing pressure from the Union, few able-bodied men were left to guard the homes and grow the crops. AS early as August, I2, when the war was little more than a year old, the officials of Taylor County informed the Confederate government at the situation was a cu te. They asked that • enough men be exempted from consaiption to versee the plantations and keep the smaller farms going. Since that wasn't possible, some of the men in Lnceals Message ' constitutimial right to fill two seats in the senate. BERRY'S If the Party of the Proletariat MRPE' , attacked the luailquarters of the Popular l)ciiit'ratic Union ( UDI)), another minor radical group, retaliation for the drowning of an MItPP member. The battle ended at 3 a.m. when police removed UDP ¶te!enders from their headquaiters and took thein away. The mob outside, swelled by thousands who did not belong to either party, sacked the building. In . civil OPOlUlO, Portugal AP)'- Groups of radical leftists traded volleys of gunfire, grenades and stones early today as full-scale rioting broke out in Portugal's second-largest REPORTERS NOTEBOOK: I Florida s Deserters ~IMII WORLD -HilICurrie BERT COLLIER Sunday, Oct. 12, 17S-5A PRICES GOOD ThRU WED. OPEN SUN , 107 DAILY 39 A 20-year-old Orange County seige at his mother's home. Michael Ray. identified minutes later among robbery suspect surrendered to Serni,1ole County Chief Harrell said Seminole a large group of black males, sheriff's deputies Just before Deputy Sheriff Duane Harrell deputies Lowell Jones and Lt. police said. noon Saturday after a ,mjnute identified the suspect as William Robbins apprcached Both Michael P. Brown, 19, .1....t ...LiL UVUI WIUI IJIUV PiWUVJI - "C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RoBbery Suspect Surrenders ,6! P''. IUO, John's employment will allow Brown more time to be of service to the commerci a l horticultural °perations in the county. Welcome aboard, John. 4JVUUI.dIJy UJJV dUVdU received by Susan Gilreath. e kept her cool, knew that had to done, and she did it. her young brother. So, she quickly stepped on the reptile's head, rezieniberjng that she was not to attempt to pick up L is 1 crops. with So, fast, Th e opening ShCiS of the great energy war of the late 20th Century were fired in early 1971 when seven of the most powerful oil corporations in the world capitulated to demands of six weak and quarreling Arab nations. As a result of that conference the control of oil production started to pass into the hands of the producer nations, the piice of oil was raised to about $2 a barrel and the Arabs guaranteed the corporations that the' would be assured of five Y1'lr of it ice Oil the uil pricing iront. The recent meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in Vienna exhibits th at th e Arabs no longer even bother to act gracefully ordj(f the hard issues involved in th e energy war. With an outrageous disregard for the fragile nature of the international economic order the 13 members of OPEC have added an estimated billion to the world's oil bill during the next year. Th ey also have all but served notice that there will be another price increase in nine months if th e rest of th e world does not bring inflation under Extension Agricultural center in Sanford. John's been employed under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act to assist homeowners who may have questions or problems Ith their plants or gardens. He's a recent graduate of the University of a degree in vegetable Illinois Too, and hobby work gardening greenhouse, farm are also a part of his experience which will help him to meet the horticultural needs of Seminole County residents. John will work closely with Reggie Brown, horticultural extension agent for Seminole County. Matthes was hired because It was felt that with the increase In residential population of the county it was necessary to provide a person who would took e ....'' who is the new horticultural aide at the Cooperative a poisonous snake, and hollered for her 15.yearold brother, who came running out of the house at hearing Susan's cries. Big Brother promptly killed the snake and all breathed a sigh of relief. Susan poured some common rubbing alcohol in a jar, placed the snake In it, too, and it to Mrs. &hunann, who the youngster for her quick thinking and level-headedness. Today, th two.foot coral snake a part of Mrs. Schumann's Science display collection in Room 32 at Milwec Middle School. And, Susan's a hero in the eyes of everyone for perhaps saving the life of her younger brother, kids, when you're in that classroom, pay attention. It could save your life or that of someone else. After 90-Minute Seige ~ ....i-,*.,L.,qd 49 "• • " '•. 0'• ..O---, •,s.,,-' , . •..,.'.....i.,, ' " - __ oo &*o 1'' k-... . - 3000 Curry Ford Road And In Casselberry Plata IWIMAT *I ow r HOURSI Seminole tOA?As _____________ n - 24 Shopping C.nt,r t - LI 40 Funeral Notice — DAISY I LADIES DISPOS. SMAYE* IT GIUfiTE LIMIT 0141 WITH COUPON THRU 101)5 PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S.. for quality prescriptions at low, low prices! . �- -. I Il k-Ev*nIng Nora W. $anfo, FL I - ----- - - '- Sunday, Oct. 13, 17S Evening Herald, Sanferd, Fl. CLIP 1 S - KCKORY COUPONS & WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SO' S - aitH tI pu•cost o V-IS *0 KitiOlt $w(fl VCICID lACoN at £bCift 00 Tiu PASS AND P4IICNAII 0, $$ 4* ON *eat lice C0001tfl$I. LIMIt I PIIAIL I • I PRICES GOOD SUN., OCT. 12 THRU WED., OCT. 15 U.S. ciioici ___ UDERAUY IN$PEw (DUPn*i 0000 tHOU Oct I s coviost 0000 tHOU Oct.if A fi LARGE EGGS BACON V DISCOUNT COUPON OR "A 1UP(5 flfl SLICED $2O IV (I'JP : — COUPON *000 TIVIJ Oct. VS WUT DISCOUNT coupoN WITH THIS —i : NTCOUPON J _• fl LAND 0' SUNSHINE I OO I $ BUTTER ::E1 COUPON GOOD FOR 30' $tN tNt PUICHAIV 0 ONt DOt IUPIUtIAND At ADDIUV ON THIS POOl AND 4 50101 PUS($0I5 Of *000 01 010.1 titlUlisto CIGAIS till, LIMIt ' Pit Cu '0.1 ft l PORK LOIN WITH TOTAL IOCILJDINO CISAIPUI4 OS If 00 01 NOes Uflh• AT ADDIJIO ON THIS POOl AND A tOTAL PU1CNAIS st • o. MDII IICIUD4NO ti001Uill lIMIT I PSI c1I5oMll AT A0OS$ ON THu 1101481 Owl PSI CIS$TOMI* - , j ORANGE 6 JUICE . WItH INS PUSCw*ii Ot ti-Il IICQIAI POIATOII At £4015$$ ON tHu 1*01 AND a tota' PUSCMAU 0$ MOlt IOCIUDiPO CtOA611I5 limit I III CUITOMII • : • ' Rhts Reserve HEAVY WUTERW - SUNDAY 9 a.m. IJ91 WITH THiS COUPON GOOD FOR 50' WItH VMS •Ul 4 5 OS III 0.0. )-## •. twill I Cm. AllOt AT 4*01511 Oh iNtl lAOS £ 0,41 .UUC$A)5 OP *000 00 MDII IICIUDI*O ClitI liMIt I PSI CUIVOMI, o.o,.o juice Ji -)• PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE... NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) WINNDWE STORES. IUC COPYRIGHT — 1973 NEW STORE HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY 9 am. 9 P.M. COUPON GOOD tHOU OCt II A$TOl(f$$1113..,C*pd$)OI 79 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 30' w Quantity - 0)OU THOU øti. is POTATOES - - ..0- (0g01 REGULAR 10 ± :.I' Prc'i'cps Off DISCOUNT COUPON • U.SN.I VINT VU FULL V4 — D O pt J COUPON 5005 THIM Oct , ))' }) Y)) ',iJLJ.1 j ) O 10.12 I.R. AVERAGE HALF OR I 'Ct tw 419 1 FIRST ST. SANFORD IIO £DGEWATEI DR. ORLANDO 2861 DELANEY sr ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING (ENTER II? SOUTH IOSLIND ORLANDO IT. DORA - . LIER - WHOLE ç7 .- BONELESS' W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF INCLUDING CENTER CUT 7 BONE ALL '. ji tI4I CHUCK ROAST 909 PORK CHOPS wool, BACON = (um&kE CUT INTO SLICED - _ 8'rtet% Beef Sec 49 • • • W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN TIP BONELESS ROAST dhhOR STEAK 1 LB ROUND STEAK - .I Stew Meat... Sliced Bacon MORE - ICE POT MILK PIES -, _ Rath, o Kohn', Soiidv.,h BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE $119 Spread....OL 79c 0 $1 39 Lin k s Liver Cheese. 69C I-us, Fillet Fish . 0 Copirlonci F,.h Path B.n1uit 969 Shoulder hast 10 .ø.... $t.if!'yItf'd OR LZI sIS9 12 at Bofign"a KG S!s-, 6-os PKG. W D Brand Cooked Ham Oscar Mayer All Meal Irgufu. i All 8,.f 1-15 c 51d, SsnI,i, & D,,,sn*d Franks . ..... $199 Calf Liver 89 BREAST or THIGHS tomb l,b Chops or S,rIon CORN FLAKES tomb Should,, (ml 2 ..itl $SOOo, mot- pUrChOIC esIud,ri9 c.gor.?t. 69 LAMB CHOPS. to $1" BLADE CHOPS t I 10 LBS. LB. - -• - - 01%trot IVA1 , 1116,91 1" IWECTORILADES 7-CT. $109 PKO. . . . • C)ieese .. Sup.tbtod Sour Cream l i HAlt Cream Cheese FKG Cheese Sliced Chiese . . • • • Ia, 49 l'dolIy Wrapped Kraft's TOPPING c PKG PET RITZ—(2 PK.) Ai*.t,on 12-0*• PKG L*7 PIE SHELLS $ 00 $119 $119 - .- . co~ (QUAR1ERS) MRS. FILBERTS ASPIRIN FRANKS rC —. V - - 12.g. PKG. - MERICO IUTIER-MENOT (9.5-ct.) loci BISCUITS... EACH MARGARINE FRENCH FRY SUPERBRAND SOFT POTATOES MARGARINE JJ -1 ' 10-01. POLY PKGS. BAGS sioo -LB. is HAM. . . to 99c 29c . . . • . $1 69 YOGURT 4 s 00 I I (-mit LBS. I with $5 00 or mote pull h01. r.tludng (i9OIPt$mt BARTLETT PEARS $100 LBS. -- -- - t EXCEDRIN vLVUUMIU tvi'oddU 36.CT. C 1PXG. 77 RIGHT _ . _ _- . ' :—c RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS C,ocLI.o Good GUARD .;•\ • . $259 $100 ia' - 1 01 57c PKej FXG 57c POU Cake Rice . 900002 ' $109 73c CnICKen ..... l6oi 4 Uncle, $,nt Converted PKO. OCIDAR MILK f(4j - - OF MAGNESIA! oo.ci.99 c -awn BOXES artty Crocld..n 99c t1cI PLASTIC BROOMS • 9-0I , B.n Cto. Lo.v LISTERiNE 011was. Lvi Cookies 3 Cake Mixes ANTISEPTIC PHILLIPS' TAIUT$ T-BONE STEAK.. t I KRAFT I DRESSING 2 8-02. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN 01 o 3' BOWLS I Sw •,Su•vMpI'"g$ & 24-0l CAN tIqvd (20c Oft) Detergent • • 37-or 511 99c D,tb A • • IS? or PLC, ,h,. 12(M Off) ll ••o•o,o• SOot PKG Ca:.s, (Ac Oil) Body Bar .... Beauty Bar Dov Liquid Gold • Liquid Gold l6oz. CAN $179 4 u $189 Scott Aerosol All Conc.'drosr 130c 0111 Detergent SIZE (4c Oil) 444 or 41• SIZE $329 ( A *J • RtLfl0 Wd. tirld $125 Noodles 33c ChcIe of the S.o 39c Tuna Rogu hot. • ••• •PKG ...••. • JJ 51c SANDWICHES 71 99c s 09 Italian C.ioh.usg JAR I_£ ASTOR BROCCOLI SPEARS OR BATH S I1W. SUPERBRAND ICE CREAM BARS OR 620, CAN Sauce CHARMIN 4_Si APPLES Scott CAULIFLOWER ,10.01.$100 1000 ISLAND SUPERBRAND ALL FLAVORS CUPS :*' 5 00 EACH $ 109 HAM STEAK • SAG 00 __- Sliced U .•. -C APPLES 5LB. 79c POLY SMOKED HAM Cmi., A JONATHAN pxo. MAYONNAISE WHOLE OR BUTT PORTION HICKORY LB. - 9-ou cues - 9-os- . PARTY PIZZA $'179 PKG. S . SUPERBRAND WHIPPED - 69c 99c •• flo.d,&t Longhorn 9" 9" SALUTO Su .rbto,.d l.gulo' c Soo F,, (q.. Fat Cottage (7-15 CUP $1 2?) I-It CUP S TAlLIES ST. JOSEPH CHILDREN W-D BRAND ALL MEAT REGULAR OR ALL MEAT i\ AR JUMBO RKA1'I Schick "A" ' W.D BRAND SMOKED GRA DE 301!!ill!~ kill • 1*oi PKG. BROAD BREASTED TURKEYS ' CORN .49 C o W-O BRAND USDA GRADE A 001, HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA POTATOES CORN FLAKES KIL LOGG'S LEG 0' LAMB $ I PRODUCE HARVEST FRESH SWEET 11 in C HALF Ilri1 - -, FRESH FRYER WHOLE __ ___ 8.39 Hall o' Whole Pork Loin.... 289 . ,I MORTON CHICKEN BEEF OR TURKEY CAULIFLOWERI; Buit.Iei P,p$ GROUND BEEF - 0 __ POIIL Chuck Steak Op W.O BRAND HANDI.PAK PURE - • BrIe, BI THRIFTY MAID ALL FLAVORS - - LB. 69 - • LB. -- RIPE . — DELMON1COS VINE TOMATOES I.. 9.4 - HARVEST FRESH WISIERN CORN FED FULL 1-A LOIN - HICKORY SWEET 6 p.m. - THE FOLLOWING STORES NOW CLOSED SUNDAY - AGED NW 1 Sunday, Oct. 12, 1175-7A ICE SALTINE TISSUE 49C OLL KG. - CRACKIN' GOOD SALTINE (PMiffPc U PKGS. 21 6-o&. PKGS. — - MRS. SMITHS PUMPKIN CUSTARD PIE 26oz. PIE 79c -- - �IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 12, 1t75 Legal Notice SCC Gives Equivalency Tests 7 7 High School Diplomas Aviiilable Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS INVITATION TO DID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NAME STATUTE The flord of Trustees of the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' Seminole County Public Hospital CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MI' V CONCERN: Notice is hereti oiven that the'W invites bids upon the following: COUNTY. FLORIDA One (1) pair Class "B" Fire doors CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1UCAO9.D undersigned. pursuant to the and six 6) pair Smoke Barrier STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN & "FictitOuS Name Statute." Chapter COMPANY. a Florida corpora!ion. $8309, Florida Stalutei. will register Doors with framing, Bids will In dude installation costs Plaintiff, with the Circuit Clerk, Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of Additional information, plans and s, speciIicatioq are available at the JOHN C. TORRES and ELEANOR proof of the Publication Of this neraT anlorcj, Fl. - By DONNA ESTES Community College, in a from Late teens through middle some schools of higher learni ng Monday and Wednesday 6:30 to Office of the Purchasing Agent. notice, the fictitious name, TORRES, his wife, Herald Staff Writer portable classroom on the old and mature age, can be seen do require addItional 12th gra de 9:30p.m.; Interstate Mall Pan. All bids shall be mailed to the Defendants, towit: DISCOUNT DELI under During the last Few days of campus, a group of students,, studying booklets of tests with testing, however. I am engaged in business at Board of Trustees of the Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION American Bank Building, County Public Hospital, 1101 East 10 JOHN Highway 17 92, in the City of us, C. TORRES and nearlyeveryrnonthatSemjnole whose recorded years range all the concentration they can Statistically, Ms. Mitchi ll Monday through Friday 8:30 First Street, Sônlord, Florida 37771. LOOQwOOd. Florida ELEANOR TORRES muster. said, students with GE D a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and Wed. All bids shall be postmarked not That Ibe party interested in Said Residence —Unkn _________________________________________________ YOU ARE NOTIFIED thaI an businesS enterprise is as follows' ' The tests, which take two diplomas who go on to colle e nesday and Thursday 6:30 to iotr than th 16th day of October MARCY. INC . and Shall be received on or acflontoforecloseamortgageon the hours each over a three do much better than the regul it 9:30 p.m.; Sanford Middle tefor* the 20th day of October 1*75. followIng property In Seminole A Florida corp, daytime or evening period, are high school graduate. Oct. 9. 10. 12, 1973 Dated at Orlando. Orange County, School, Tuesday and Thursday Counly, Florida: She said the GED studen ta 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Strom. in mathematics, English Lot 13, Block "C". WASHINGTON Florida, October 1sf, 1973. OAKS SECTION TWO, according to PubliSh. Oct 5. I?. 19, 26, 1975 grammar, social studies, the have evidenced knowledge ct a berg-Carlson, Monday, the plat thereof as recorded in Plat DES 27 natural sciences and English very high level by passing. TI e Tuesday and Wednesday 1:30 Book 16. Pages $6 and $7, Public ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Records of Seminole County. literature. And the goal is average high school student, fl p.m. to 5:30 p.m. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS EIOHTEEP4rH JUDICIAL dR. Florida. passing all live to obtath a high the same (tine, may have do, ie STATUTE - CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE has been filed against you and you TO WHOMNAME IT MAY CONCERN school equivalency diploma, nothing more than "endu. COUNIY, FLORIDA Legal Notice required to serve a copy pt yOUr Nntic i h.rehy aiven that the CIVIL DIVISION NO. 7S-194)CA.0t. The prized diploma, signed their high school years," si written delenses, If any, to it. Ofl t'nderined. purSuant 10 the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 0 by Ralph Turflngton, state said. JULIUS 0. PETRUSKA, "Fktitou Name Statute," Chapter EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, M%O9,FloridaStatutej,willregjster commissioner of education; Joe Those who successfully gal TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Plaintiff's Attorney, whose address with the Circuit Court, in and for poratlon organized and existing 1), MilLs, director vacational, their GED diploma, hay e COUNTY, FLORIDA is33 East Robnson Street, Orlando. Seminole County. Florida, upon tinder the laws of the United States BUENOS AIRES, Argentina :P) - Isabel Peron will Florida 37101. on or before receipt n proof n the publkation of technical and adult education learned how to study - a grei it CIVIL ACTION NO. is. of America. STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN November 6HI, 1975 and file the this notice. the fict,tiu name, to resume her presidential duties next week, says Acting and James H. Fling, ad. deal of the testing Indicati S COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Plaintiff, original with the Clerk of this Court wit - IIPPER CRUST under President Italo Luder, wtiich niinistrator adult and veterans reading ability - and how I o Plaintiff, either before service on the Plain , expect to enqiq. in Ilusine'is at THOMAS M. According to a government communique, Luder told his BARNES and tiff's attorney or Immediately 760 South Wymore Road in the City education, means something grasp material out of seienc M. BROADWAY, ROSS YVETTE J. BARNES, his wife, cabinet Friday night that Mrs. Peron would address a thereafter, otherwise a default *iH cit Altamonte different to each of the persons literature and social studie S ROBERTA Florida CALHOUN E. and Defendants FIRST be entered against you for the relief rally in the downtown Plaza de Mayo on Oct. 17 - Loyalty participating, That the party interested in said NOTICE OF ACTION from context. "A great deal c ,f NATIONAL BANK OF MERRITT demanded in the Complaint. lnps enterpris, is as follows Day marking her late husband Juan D. Peron's first rise TO THOMAS M BARNES ISLAND, The document gives the passing in college is reading, WlTNESSmyhendandthese.tof HANOI (HF(K INC Real Estate BY LARRY SAXON on it. Is this a good policy to follow? Mr. w, 'r, Dear Mr. W. 'r., I Mrs. Pcron, 44, turned over her powers to Luder on Sept. 13 while she recuperated from ill health brought by the pressures of her job in a (tine of severe economic problems and increasing terrorism in Argentina. ie has been resting at an air force resort in the mountains of Cordoba provine. Xaviera Has New Twist MONTREAL AP - Xaviera Hollander, the sellproclaimed prostitute currently on an inteationai campaign for sexual liberation, has a new twist on an old double standard. 1 enjoy sleeping with cther people I like, but if my husband did the same, I'd kill iiini," she said in an interview Friday with a Montreal newspaper. On the subject of nudity, the prostitute-turned-author commented, "It isn't necessarily sensual. But a haildressed woman - that's beautiful." Miss Hollander will find out next Tuesday if she can stay in Canada. A deportation order was issued by the immigration department on grounds she is an undesirable alien. Sen. Talmadge Honored ATLANTA lAP) - Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, D.Ga., whose early political career was rooted in segregation, has been honored by predominantly black Morris Brown College as its man-of-the-year in Georgia. TaLmadge also was given an honorary doctorate of humane letters by the college Friday night. Robert Threalt, president of the school, said Talmadge was honored for many contributions to education general, and particularly for his efforts in gaining federal grants for Morris Brown. Fuibright 'Knighted' WASHINGTON tAP) - Former Sen. J. William Fuibright has been made an Honorary Knight Corninander of the Or&r of the British Empire by Q' Elizabeth II for his "outst.anding contributions to AngloAmerican relations." Ambassador Sir Peter Ramsbotham handed Fuibright, an Arkansas Democrat, the enameled cross on a ribbon Friday at a ceremony attended by State Henry A. Kissinger and other ranking government and diplomatic offl Spiro Agnew Vacationing CROF7ON, Md. tAP) - Spiro T. Agnew spent the seeond anniversary of his resignation as vice president vacationing at an urxliscloseil spot. His secretary would not discuss where the former vice president was Friday or any details of his vacation. said Agnew would not have any comment on the events of Oct. 10, 1973, when he submitted his resignation as vice president and then went to a federal court in Baltimore to plead no contest to a single tax evasion charge. l'h e Herald. Every Afternoon. Because We're 4 Vow Local -. '. ' ,'A " g Every day , print more local news about your community, your county, your schools and churches, your neighbors and friends than any other neWspaper. United Vlay Aids Home - - 70 60 Newspaper. 50 - - - - '90 , ,ind YV ITT T F i 1iA4 N h:s (C'.jr t Ui'S 1st oiy cf O lob-r, , U his wit, NOTICE OF ACTION 1973. lifelong goal or finishing a corporation Residence TO: ROBERTA M. BROADWAY Unknown The student permitted to tak SeaU at at Maitland, Seminole and ROSS E. CALHOUN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an phase delayed for a short time the test must be at least l Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. County, iloridw September 74th. actiontoforeclosearnortgag,ontne Residence UniInoT Clerk 01 the Circuit Court or same, while to others it years old. The most matur 19,c following property In Seminole YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an By: Elaine RiCharde ineansa new life where further person who has received i Pt,nlisr, Sept 31. Ot 5. 17. 19, 1973 actiontotoredloseamortgag(onthe County, Florida: Deputy CIert OFR us Lot 3, SOUTH PINECREST, 4TH education can be pursued, diploma from the testing locall' following property In Seminole PubliSh: Oct. 3. 12, 19, 26, 1973 _____________________________ ADDITION, according County. Florida: to the plat where better job opportunities js a 72-year-old woman. DES35 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Lot 7, Block 0, WOODMERE thereof as recorded in Plat Book 12, and ad%'ancement will be NAME STATUTE Eight study centers ani PARK, SECOND REPLAT ac. Pages 42 and 43, Public Records of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN available, CITY OF cording to the Plat thereof as Seminole County, Florida located throughout the county Nritice is hereby Qiven that the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Recorded in Plat Book 13. Page 73 has been filed a9ainst you and you Mrs. Marilyn Mitchell, Enrollment is open and in underianrd, pursuant to the required FLORIDA Public Records of Seminole County, are to serve a copy of your coordinator of developmental dividualized study is available. Florida, NOTICEOFPUSLICHEARINGTO "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter written defenses, if any, 10 it, OP U509.FlorldaSlatulei.wllregster ADOPTION 0. programs at Seminole Corn- A pers..n may enter at any time has been tiled against you and you JULIUS PEIRUSKA, CONSIDER . withtheClerb.ofIheCircu,t Court. fl E rnunity College (SCC), said this to study only those lessons he arerequired to servea copy of your ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, PROPOSEDORDINANCE and for Seminole County. Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: written defense's, if any, to is, on PlaintIff's Attorney, whose addre'ss method of obtaining a high needs to prepare for the test. He JULIUS receipt of proof of the PETRUSKA. 1s33 East Robinson Street, Orlando, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by G. school diploma is becoming may exit at any time he fei lihe ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA. FlorIda 32501. on or before the City Of Altamonte SprIngs, publicatIon of this notice to wit Florida, that the Council will told a 140NC, KONG RESTAURANT November 17th, 1975 and fit the inCl'ezlstflglV popular. Plaintiff's 4ttoinei, whose address is ceady to take the test. i.'ci(ti'r which we cipect to Cflqagc in ci'iginai with the Clerk of this Court i public hearinç to consider enact 33 East Robinson Street. Orlando. In 1971, 138 persons parSome drop out before they Florida 32101, on or before either before service on the Plain. ment of Ordinance No. is* ;s. enat 957 State Street. Sanford ticipated in the testing program are ready," Mrs. Mitchell said, November 6th, 1975 and file the tiff's attorney or immediately tItled: Plaza Shoppino Center. in the Cily of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Sanford. Florida and 76 were awarded diplomas "and some choose not to study original with the Clerk of this Court thec.atter. Otherwise a default will That the parties interested in said be entered against you for the relief OF ALTAMON TE either before service on the Plain SPRINGS. at SCC. Last year, 747 Seminole at all and that makes up quite a demanded In the Complaint. FLORIDA, AMENDING OR- bioe'ss enterpriSe are as loliows. tiff's attorney or immediately K Ku Countlans tested and 420 number of the failures," thereafter, otherwise a default will WITNE5SmyhanØandthe5e'aIf OINANCENO.22$-730F THE CITY Helen P Ku received diplomas. OF ALTAMONTE beentered.gainst youfoqtherelief thi5 Court. this 5th day of October, SPRINGS. To be eligible to lake the tests Oated at Sanford, Seminole 1975. FLORIDA, BEING THE COM. The average rate of passing, a person must have high school demanded in the Complaint, Seal) PREHENSIVE ZONING OR. County. Florida. September 15th. WITNESSmyhanc$andtrie5ealof Mrs. Mitchell said, Is 60 per credits in civic, Americanism this Court, thIs 1st day Arthur H. Beckwitfl, Jr. DINAP4CE WITHIN SAID CITY, AS rf October, cent of those who take the test. vs. Communism and American 1973 ALLOWS: AMENDING SECTION 6. Publish' Sept 71. 25. Oct 5. 17. 1975 Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cecelia V. Ekern (Seat) "SC C" B.? TO ALLOW DRY OEP 136 The average of those passing, History. Those who do not have Deputy Clerk • Arthur H. Oeckwith, Jr. CLEANING PACKAGE PLANTS who complete a study program these credits may also take FICTITIOUS NAME Julius 0. Petruska FOR NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE Clerk of the Circuit Court at the school prior to par- tests' to gain the credits. Noticeisherebyglyantnatwar of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA By: EIne RiCharde GENERALLY IN SHOPPING CENTER DISTRICTS' AMEN. enQ1Qedmnbu5eiSat 401 Magnolia 33 East Robinson Street Deputy Clerk ticipatlug in the testing, Is 98 Oct. 17 is the last day when PubliShOrlando, Florioa 3flQ7 DING SECTION 6 BY THE AD Aye, Sanford, Seminole County, Oct. 3, 17. 19, 76, 1975 per cent, she said, persons can be accepted to OES-34 DITION OF A NEW ZONING Florida under the fictitious name of Publish: Oct. 12, 19, 26, Nov. 7, 1973 The national average age of participate In the testing ________________________ DES $7 CLASSIFICATION TO BE KNOWN THE GABLES, and we intend to th AS "PID" - PLANNED IN reqisterIaidnemewiththIclfkØf gaining diplomas in this beginning Oct. 77. Additional IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ______________________ DEVELOPMENT, the Circuit Court, Seminole County. DUSTRIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. fashion Is 27 years old and the infonnation may be obtained at CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND AND AMENDING SECTION 56 A Florida in accordance with the FOR SEMINOLE of the Fictitious Name average student 'dropped out" Building 22 on the adult campus COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, (11) DV REVISION OF THE FLORIDA EXISTING REGULATIONS AND Statute's, To Wit: Section $65 09 of regular school in the 10th at SCC. CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-1674.CA.$. CASE NO. S1049-CA•11.E THE ADDITION OF FURTHER Florida Statutes 1957. EE gr. Those who fail the tests on the WINTER PARK DON FOX ASSOCIATES, INC., a REGULATIONS RELATING TO S: Charles M Cameron FEDERAL LOAN Florida corporation. In the past 10 years GED first time around, may repeat SAVINGS Marion Cameron THE PLACEMENT AND AND Plaintiff. (Genral REMOVAL OF POLITICAL PvbiiPt: Oct. 17. 19. 26, Nov 2. 1973 Education the tests. Those who fail a ASSOCIATION, a corporation DES 12 CAMPAIGN SIGNS AND THE Development) diplomas issued second time are required to go organized and existing under the IawsoftheUnet,dState'sofAmerica JAYMOR CORPORATION, a FEESTHEREFORE PROVIDING In the 50 states, the protec- to the study center before CITY OF Florida corporation, and RICHARD SEPARABILITY. CONFLICTS Plaintiff, ALTAMONTI SPRINGS. BRUCE KERLIN and ELIZABETH (orates and possessions has trying again. NO EFFECTIVE DATE. FLORIDA S&dOcdin.ancewas placed on first tripled in volume and become YONA BENYAMINY. ef Ui, Cf at. PEARCE KERLIPI, hiS Mrs. Mitchell said other Notice of Public H.arinj Dfindnt, 'ceding on October 7. *975, and tne Defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by an Increasingly popular way of educational programs are NOTICE OF ACTION City Council will consider same for CLERK'S AMENDED th City Commilsionof the City of earning a high school diploma, available on the adult campus TO RICHARD BRUCE KERLIN fiflalpatSageandadoptionaft,rthe NOTICEOFSALE Altarnonte SprinoL Florida IPat said and ELIZABETH PEARCE public hearing, wtilch will ldf held jA she said. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE including reading both for KERLIN, hI wife the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, City Commission will hold a public NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hearing to consider changing the In 1974, some 300,674 GED credit and non credit, grammar pursuant Who last known on Tuesc?ay, the 25th day of October. to' a Final judgment c soon zoning classification diplomas from were address is unknown, 1975, at 4:30 p m , or as issued anti math review. These studies Foreclosure entered in the above IAA) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a thereafter is possible. At the Residential, Single Family (P throughout the nation and are also available at the entitled cause in the Circuit Court of may to Professional Office on the has been filed against meetIng nterested parties the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In Cross Claim Florida Issued 10,369 of them. following offcampus locations: propery as described below, as and edt05utv1a appearandbeheardwitarespec$to andfor SeminoleCounty, Florida, I The diploma, Mrs. Mitchell the proposed ordInance. ThIs those classltications are described Oviedo High School, Monday will $141 at publIc auction to the coPyofyovrwritt.,sdeien,i,•y in the Comprehensive Zoning Or Cros,s-C.aimant's attorney, John hearing maybecontIrwedfromti said, is recognized anywhere, and Tuesday from 6:30 to 9:30 highest bidder for cash at the West dinance of the City of Altamonte at universities, community p.m.; Casselberry Community frvnf cso of the Courthouse in me L. Maynard, wtos. addresi is $41 to time until final action Is taken by SpqIng, FlorIda, No. 33573 and as City of Sanford, Seminole County. West Morse Boulevard. Suite 20. the CIty Council. colleges and vocational- Methodist Church, Wednesday Florida at the AM. on Post Off lc Box 317. Winter Perk, A copy of thu proposed ordinance amended and Iul,mented. hour of 11:00 tect property 5 ds(ribed as Florida 331St, on or before technical sehools. Is posted at the City Hall, Attamonte and Thursday, 6:30 to 9:30 October 20th, $975. that certain follows' as November 17th. 1973, and file the Springs, Florida, and copies are on "Wehaveneverhadastwjent p.m.; Altamonte Springs Civic parcel of real property described Lois I, 3, 3. 9& 93 fld *6, Nor original with tht Clerk of the Court IlIe with the Clerk of the City tof lOws: and ffp $upxivisi who was turned down because Center, Monday and Wed. recorded ifl Plat same may be lflsP4.'c1ed Condominium Unit No. 20$ E, Cithe't before service on Cross by the Itonk !7, Paqej 11 and 4?. PubI other is Claimant's attorney or immediately validation public was nesday 6:30 to 9 p.m.; Bear according to the Floor Plan which of S,ri'lnole County. DATED this 5th day 'of October, Pecord necessary," she said, adding Lake Elementary Sfhool, apart of Plot Plan and survey which thereafter otherwise a default will Florida bnd a portion of Lots land S exhibit "C" to the Declaration of be entered against you for the relief A 0. $975 of laid Northeood described as Reservations, demanded In the CrossCIaim. Phyllis .Jordahl, Restrictions, Begin at the SE corner of This noliceslsallbe published once City Clerk Covenants, Conditions and lot I of said PlortPiwood, thence N It each week for four (1) consecutive of the City of Easements,, WEKIVA VILLAS, decrees ir SO" W. 161 II feet along xvee in The Evening Ileraid, Altarysonte Springs, condominium recorded In Official tte South line of said Loft to the SE Dated this 9th day of October, Florida Records 1017, page 1231. Public of Lot $ of said Northwood; 1973. Publish: Publish: Oct. 12. 17$ Records of Seminole County. (Seal) thence N 5* decrees ii' SO' W. 7000 DESIO Florida, togofher wIth an undIvIded if feet along tts South line of said Lot Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. ______________________________ 143rd Interest in and to all that Ce N 00 degrees 16' 56" E. Clerk of the Circuit Court certaIn Common Property as let IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 113 77feeq parallelwith the We'st line By: Lillian T. Jenkins forth and defined EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. of laid lot S to a In the point on the NorDeputy Clerk af,3r,mentioned DeclaratIon and CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tpierly lIne of said Lot 1. saId point Publish' Ott. *7, 19, 26, NOv. 7. 1975 CC'UNTY, FLORIDA together with an exclusive easement The Good Samaritan Home In also lying on the curve Concave DES So over, through arid across Lot "A"as CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-2031.CA.ot.c Northwesterly having a radius of Sanford has provided care for the NATIONAL described and set forth In Said HOMES _______________________ AC. $SOOfeet.tnenceNorth,asterlyS,,, poor, the homeless and the aged Declaration. CEPTANCE CORPORATION, feet alma th arc of said curve to the (SEAL) Plaintiff, sinee 1948, Founded by Ruby Lee most Northerly corner Of laid Lot & IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE vs. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. eS 57 degrees Q5' 01' E. 11320 WIlson, the Home now cares for EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. LEROY KIRKLAND and JUNE Clerk of Circuit Court feet along the Northerly line of said CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE KIRKLAND. his wife, some 32 people. In addition to serLllilan 1. Jenkins lot I to the West right of way of COUNTY. FLORIDA. Deputy Clerk C)efendants. ving its residents, the Home State Rned 43 thence S 00 CIVIL CASE NO. 7S-153$.CA49.0 WinderWeedle, Haines. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE den ees 77' os" w. 25.00 feet along provides clothing and furniture to SOUTHEAST NATIONAL BANK Nard & Woodman, P A. NOTICI OF SUIT laIdWestrightofway,oth,poI0f 4 OF ORLANDO,a National Banking TO: LEROY KIRKLAND and those In need around Central P0. Box beginnIng Anociation. Ninter Park, Florida 377 JUNE KIRKLAND, his wife, Florida. According to Mrs. Wilson, Also a porlioh of Lots, *7 and 95 of Plaintiff, Sttorneys for Plaintiff YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Said Northwocd d.scribed as the Home receives calls from vs that an iction to forpcL(n. a moe. 'ublih' Oct. 17. 1975 flI' Begin a' the NE corner of Deltona, DeBary, Apopka and other SPI IL ER CONSTRUCTION tgage on the following property In )ES los 91 of said Northwood. thence N COMPANy, a FlorIda corporation, SemInole County, Florida: __________________________ towns requesting aid for people in $9 decree's 17' 04" W. 13000 feet Defendant, From the East Quarter corner 01 N THE CIRCUIT t'URT OF THE along the North line of said Lot 97 to NOTICE OF SAL! IOHTEENTH a" ICIAL dl. SECTION & TOWNSHIP 31 SOUTH, theNE Cornerof said Los 95: thenci NotIce is hereby given Mrs. Wilson said UIT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, that pur.. RANGE 30 EAST, run Wtst 3119.77 P4 $9 degre 43' 01" W, 3000 feet 5.',mnt to a Final Judgment of feet along the East West Quarter :LORIDA people are often ilong the North line of said Lot 9$; Foreclosi,,r, entered cis the 5th day Section lin. of spid SectIon 'IVIL ACTION NO. 7S-19$S.CA4I. 7; thence thence S 00 degrees 16' 34" W. In 10 referred to the of October, 1973, by the' above en. South 00 degrees iS' 09" East 75.00 feet parallel with the West line of titled Court in the bbove Stylid feet for a point of ,Re: the Marriage home by beginning; thenc, saId Lot 95 to a ENVER DALE cause, the undersigned Clerk of the continut South 00 degrees IS' 09" westerly tin. nO point said on the South SPEARS, ministers or mt 91 tai above ent.;I.d Court or any of his East 307 07 feet, 'usband, • thence North It point also lying social workers, dulyaIAhOri:edcteputI.e4If$p, d.grs SV 42" on a curve concave a West 106.10 feet: SoutPw,jtpqty. having a rbdil of C HRISTINA BABE SPEARS, Wife, People are accepted at the property situated in Seminole thence North 00 degrees 35 03", $500 County, FlQrid, described as East 301.03 feet, thn Ipet tP,enp Southeasterly NOTICE OF ACTION IiO[flC regardles.sot race,creed or 101,36 31 95 ft ing thearc of Sad curve f011ows: T 0. Denver Dale Spears feet to the PoInt of East Beginning: t the most color. Lois 73 and 29. Block "B", and (LESS the Southerly corner of said RI. 7. Box *SE South 100 feet thereof) Los 91; thence Lois 15, 16, 11 and IS of N 55 degrees 40' 42" Block "0", BeIng a part Of LOt Caiero, Alabama The Home is in need of more room 21 Of A. E. F iflA $0 feet along STERLING PARK, UNIT THREE, GRIFFIN'S You ace hereby notIfIed tftat a the for a dining ball and storage SUBDIVISION Southeasterly line of said Lot *7 to (COIdng to the plat thereof as Seminole roceeding for dissolution County, Florida, iC recorded in Piat Book 1$. Pages S7, cording to the West right of way of State Road facilities, Mrs. Wilson said. A new arriage has been filed against you p1st thereof as the 5131: 33 and si, Public Records ot recorded Sd you are reguired to serve a copy buildIng was constructed for the In Plat Book 7. page 17, Of 50 00 thence N 00 decrees 77' OSE. - 30 fpt atonrj sa5 West rQht of Seminole County, FI(rda yiur vritttn defenses. if any. the PbI Records of Semiryile Home in 1972 with the aid of vrit .. .. . . *t r.,,hII, .i ,, •,,_ .. -. v.Av to the ni she said. '40 , Jessie M. Wilder, LI 9 111k C, Spring Valley Farms, Sec. 3, Harold F. & Helen Nidkelson Village, 121,500. 4th Add., $390() Nader Homes Inc. to Stewart Jacob & wf Jean, LI 20 BIll G, to Joseph& Margareta Meister, Norman It. Greet & wf Vera 11. lludson& sif Susan W. LI 11, Oakland Shores, 1st Addn., Jaeph A. Ervin & wE Ruth 13. wf, U 178 Lake Harriet Ests., to Joseph A. Ervin, S 47' of it 7 to Albert 13. Rivers & wf Lake Searcy Shores, $29,200. There are many properties available that have good profit $42,000. potential. Sonic of these may be in poor showing Thomas Martin Coan & wf $23,500. condition or may F.O.R. Corp. to Wilbur G. & N 6' of Lot 8, BIk 6, Bel-Air ç jj Gladys, IA. 102 Oakland Hills, The Huskey Co. to Charles E. be for sale at bargain prices because of the seller's urgent need Mary to Levie Fla. Inv., It I & Wm. J. Cronin IV & wf Linda $190 $18,900. Thorpe & wI Rachel L, I.t 4, 111k CollIns& wf Betty Cain, U 4 BIk '16' of IA 2 111k 1) English Ests., to Mark II. Schmidt & wf move. As a result of these conditions it is sometimes difficult to G, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, 6, Sweetwater Oaks, See. 8, Un. 2, $42,100. obtain favorable financing on such properties, The first loan you Valerie I. E 18' of IA 497 & all of $55,500. $14,900. Henry G. Johnson to Frances 499 & 501 Town of Longwood, can anticipate from conventional services would be for a lesser IQCI)I Edw. Fralkin to JohnA.Moore&wfManionto S. Johnson, Lt.s 27 & 28 $28,300. Barbara H. Fratkin, Unit 101, Mary Ann Martino (Married) Amended pint of Magnolia IRs., that secondary financing is the rule, rather than the exception. Joseph G. Kiernan & wE Bldg. K, Crown Oaks, 1st Add., It 2 BIll F, Sweetwater Oaks, Nancy to Robert J. Ra,nsden & Usually the person who gives that advice would not hesitate to $100. $190. Sec 3,159,900. George W. Lawson, sgl to wf Kristin E 51' of It 2 & W 34' purchase a building with lOper cent cash down and a 90 pen cent Barbara R. Fratkin to Sandra Leo W. Merkow, Trustee to Local Mtg. Corp., Iit 32 131k E, of 3, 131k F, West Mtamont&' first loan but would turn clown (he S;II Property with a 70 p'r Levy, sl,, condom. Unit 101, 13 A. Brandt, Trustee, St of cent Iirst loan afl(I a .OI)er cent second loan. What difference does (''Iujt Un. 1, $33,000. Ills., Sec 2, 139,000. Bldg. K, Crown Oaks, 1st Adda., NW 1 4 of SW4 of Sec. -20.30, N Wjlba mc,, to Laveda O'Brien it make if the total payments and combined interest payments are Cecil Ozier etc., last dir., $51,000. of Longwood Hills Rd. & W of the same and then' is tv nh,pcfI, s,.... .,. . & Wilbur G. Rowloc. I.t 17 Silk ,., lI,..m,.. t.,..s •,.. 'i"....'ii (UJ'JUI (JUL uvulg iva. co meet ............ The Greater Constr. Corp. to Hwy 427 etc., $45,000. the monthly obligation' 27 Suburban Homes s-ti $4,400. Herman C. Schroeder & wf The Iluskey Co. to [)urrance Roger T. Rasooll & wf Marcia John E. Myers Jr., & wf Janas Louis Tobin & wI Florence to Dear Mr. Saxon, Rebecca A. Langdale, sgl to I)orothy, W 10' of E 21' of Lot 7, Con,str Co., Inc., Lot 9, 111k E, to James G. Schmidt, Fred L LI 7 Replat of Bill D, The Frank J. Belsito & Sidney J. From the tone of your articles In "Real E.state Ins-esimenta," Ronald I. Langdale, sgl., S 40' 111k 18, 2nd Sec., Sanlanta (less Sweetwater Oaks,, Sec. 5, Fromhold, H James Sheetz, Woodlands, Sec 5, $43,900. Feder, I.ot.s 11 & 12 BIll 15, Spr i nos. a Palm Springs Sec., Tn. N, Laurence I,. Duniho & wf Amer., It 16 111k 7 North On. Ca.cselberry Gdns. Inc. to of NWL'4 of Sec. 5-20-32 (less r- Eubanks, Lot 8 BIk 12 HeftIer $17,200. Virginia E.,Lt 30 111k F 2nd Addn., $4,800. Frank JakeLiky I wf Inez L, w) $100. Homes On., Sec 1, $17,300. Jessie M. Wilder & hb Hobart Seminole Sites, $23,790. (; & H i)es', Co. to Gldus part of LI I Golf Course Addn to !rwln Schwartz, Trustee etc. Betty B. Nahrn. sgl to Paul D. to Gable D. Dean & wf Martha United Assoc Inc., to Gerald Builders Inc., Lts 237 & 238, CII (ICS., $800. to Murray I.. Fredericks & wf & Jacob & wf Jean C., It 11 BIll H C., LI 25 131k E, Spring Valley D. Richardson & wf Pamela K., Woodcrest Un, 5, $13900 Casselberry Gdns. In., to Philip I. Graham NWI4 of Oakland Shores, 1st Addn., less Farms, Sec. 6, $100,000. LI 371 Wekiva Hunt Club FOX Condev Corp. to Norman i. Marvin E. Gay & wf Jo Anne, It NE4 of NW'S of Sec 5-20-32, part etc., $100. - Dear Mr. Saxon, Presidential Duties icvin Patricia M. Rlddick, 37 l W of lands of So, S'eetwaIer Oaks, Sec 3, to Mildred 13. Faulkner, U .2.4, Murray L. Fredericks & wf Eubanks, U 17 Blk 2., Heftier %V 7.84' & W 21.98' of 38 BIk 59, San!. 1l4,. $38,900. 131k A, Sport,cmans Paradise Hannah, ' tnt & Philip I.. Homes Orl., Sec 1, 117,300. ___________________________________________________ Isabel Peron To Resume sati:;faction of Larry W. Davis& wf Colecn Slurti iM;irricd 1.1 89 NorJaymor Corp. to Alvie Emily Shaw Ia Warren Robert 1) & Annie I.. See to Amer. Modulars Crp. to to Plymouth Rock Enir. Inc., LI thwoOfJ s-ui $27,500. Sylvester Ashcraft & wf Joan, Bortner, condom., Unit No. 14, Lavonda M. Simmons, E 430' of Kristlan P. Aalberg & wf. 12, 81k G Woodmere Park 2nd Larry D. Herman & wf Lot 68 Northwood, $27,900. Bldg. C, Cherrywood Gdns,, N 483' of SWL4 of NEa of SEL4 Sharon M., U 3 BIk 9 Shadow repl., 123,1)00, JacquelIne to John V. Childers The Huskey Co. to Goebel $31,500, ofSec25-21-31,lesspartetc$100 Hill, $31,100. i PEOPLE to po%;t'r 30 years apn. Sunday, Oct. 12, D75-9A _____________________________________________________ ! ...._ ... -- - .- . ...'..,.,, 2nd Sec., Dreamwold, $100. difference, reall)? Aren't you a Realtor? —Mr. A. G. Herman C, Schroeder & Branitnir Botic & wE Hella to Bohn Jr., Trustees, LI 20 JimmIe Allen Hancock & wf American Modulars Corp. to Dear Mr. A. 6., Walter L. Edwards & Dorothy to Norma M. Daffron, George J. Klein & wE Charlotte, arrieage Hill Un. I amended Rose Lee, LI 30 Onienta Gdns, John M. Fowler & wf Rosita, U Yes, I am a Realtor, Patricia & Linda 14. Cohen & sgl., E 10' of 52' of LI 8 blk 18, Beg. at SW car. LI 1A, 131k H Plat, 134,800. 2nd Addn., $100. 4 Blk 9 Shadow Hill s-ti $31,900. And, yes, I do operate differently than most brokers, to Cletis W, Neat.bery & 2nd Sec. Sanlando (less alley) Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, $190. Geo, M. I3uerger, exec. Eat Thomas A. Taylor & wf Avis Michael Bith's. of Scm Inc., to As you know, there are numerous specialists in medicine, but wf Winnie, Lot 12, Oakland $190. John H. Morrison & WI M'rtle E. to Basis Crank & WI to Woodward C. Carter II, & wf Steven Jos. Fiorey & wi Wendy each is known as a "doctor," Hills, $18,600. Norma M. Dalirun to Robert Geraldine to Larry E. hawkins Hattie Beg lOch. S & 670' E of ShirleyA.,W84'ofLt2, English A., Its 7 & 8 BIll A, It. 17, I choose to specialize in "people" in the real estate field. You Charles Q. Shiver & wf Jeseell E, Getman & wf Trudle, LI 8, & wf Helen, LI 173 Winsor NW con, of NE', run E 100' etc., Woods, $55,000. Sanlando Spgs, $28,200. might call me a "people specialist," i suppose, to Larry D. Shiver & wf Nancy less W 42' & W 48' of 9 BIll , Manor, 1st Addu., $39,500. Sec 36-19-30, $8,500. Daniel Allen Smt'h & wf James E. Mahan & wf Unda ' Jerry V %Lsta Eats., $20,000. property should be owned by people with certain objectives for as for alley. $17,500. Raymond C. ('lark Jr., Lt 16 to Levie Fla Inc., Lt 22 Blk D, Smith, Lts 9 & 10, Blk D, It. 53, M., LI 94 Lynwood $24,200. The Greater Consti. Corp. to long as that property accomplished those objectives. Clyde W. Stambaugh & Ruby Lake Ann Ests Un. 2, $70,000. North On. Terr., Sec 8 Un. 2, Sunlando Springs $100. Alexis Bayo& sef Louisa M. to When people's circumstances change, then it becomes Alfred C. Harvey, sgl., LI 5 BIk to Joseph J. Dvala & wf Sally p John Bisiline Jr., & WI Mary Ulysses S. Burton (married) Walter C. Denny & WI Evelyn, .A them to receive the maximum benefits. $44,500. &inlando Springs It. 16, 2nd Mary C. to Philip E. Blake & Windson Apts. Ltd. Pill.,. E IA 6 131k G A.D. Chappeli s s.d, $28,100. Employee Transfer Corp to repl. $29,400. ames M. Cole, E 150' of W 347' 701.00 of N' of NE'i of NE'l of $100. For instance, your accountant tells you to buy property for The HuskeyCo. to Ron Meyer tax shelter. Fine! But what kind of property is best suited to you Frank Whigham & wf Beth, LI John L Sauls Sr., & Clara to of N 100' of S 258.38' of that part Sec 24-21-29, & S 495' of SWI of Ulysses S. Burton (Married) Constr, Co., It & 26A Bill E should you have? How long should you hold it? What are your other objectives down the line' $31,500. Oakhill Addn to South Sanford, Ola Davis Cain & hb Eldon to $18,200. buyingaproperty,justasifthererenodifferenInpeople and property benefits and detriments. B1kC,&Lots3,4,5,6,7&8B B. Astor Farms, $100. line $15,000. less S 35 acres) of Sec 19-21-30, 131kG. A.D. Chappell's s.d $100. $13,900. Colwell Management Co. to $4,3Rj,90, Robert M. Taylor& wf Louise ((lCD) Don Loltus Etc., CatherinetoFideli J. Sabatino D.,W30'ofN'.2ofl,t62,&NL.4 Trudy to II. Garrett Dotson & LtllessWSO'&L1s5&6&100' 13 81k B Woodmere Park 2nd & wf Berniece v., Lt 10 131k 524 of 63, 81k 3, West Wildmere, WI Louise M., Lt 6 Bill D, r'w of Old SR 13, ad). on E., BIll repi., $18,400. estate "pieces" should be moved here and there to achieve the Davis Cain, Lots 1,2,3, & 4, BIk New Vista Constr. Co. Inc. to $47,000, Columbus Powell, wldr. to Jimmy D. Write & WI Ruth to goals. And the goals are always "people oriented." I) & lAs 3 & 4 111k A & Its 1 & 2 Isaac Alexander & WI Shirley Peter H. Buak & wf Barbara Morris B. Waldron & WI Ennui Frances Dutton, from Send your questions to: Real Estate Investments, The Bill B, Its 5 & 6 BIll F Astor T.,Lt9Blk2,Ljncolnlfts.Sec2, Lee, I,t 55, English Woods, 1st Sandra to John DeAbreu & WI NE cor. of NW'4 Sec 13-20-30 Farms, $100. Evening Herald, 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Florida $io,000. Addn., $55,900. Beatrice II 3 BIk F Country etc., $40,900. 37771. Doyle R. Zachary& Margaret John Morgan Smith to Glenda Club Manor Un. 1, $13,100. The Greater Constr. Corp to All-State Paving & Constr. to etal. to Charles C. Urbin, igl., Wallace I. Mueller& wf Cheryl J, Smith, Lot 36, South Mildred H. Masters, wid to Luther L FoEhee & WI Dale D., 1121 BIll 17 North Orlando, L It B1k A, The Woodlands, Pinecrest, 2nd Addn., $100. Jesse F. Yelvington & wf Grace E 75' of W 150' of E 300' (less S ____ $20,000. Sec 5, 141,500. The Huskey Co. to Ron Meyer B. N 460' of Lt 1, w of rr, & SR 600') of Govt. U S Sec 23-29-32 Southern Heating & Air Cond. Gene Godbold, md. & Trustee Constr Co., IA 27 & VA, 131k E, 426, SLavia Colony s-ti $87,500. $20,400. Inc., to Donald W. Allen & WI etc to Guy Thornton, Trustee N Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, Leretta H. Halyard, sgl., to Garfield Walker & wf Agnes Louise ' mt. & Lawrence W. 44' of LI 22 & all of 23 & 24 & 26' 113,900. to Charks Gibson & WI Betty, O.C. Halyard Sr. & wf Mary B., t' Lot 16 131k 28 Kathryn Park Robert J. Unwin & Eleanor to Daniel J. Donahue & wf Betty Sanford, sis,000. & all of 15, BIll 31, Sanlando By ANDY LANG resists heat, moisture, smudges Addn 1 etc., $38,000. Guy Thornton, Trustee, Lot 8 Jø, Lots 1,2,3, BIll C, Tr. 73, 2nd The Huskey Co. to F.O.R. $100. AP Newifeatures and stains. Fred Anderson to Olive La 131k 7A, 2nd Sec., Dreamwold, repl. Sanlando Spgs., $45,500, Corp., Lot 33, 131k E, SweetAndrew D. Lucas & wf Verne Anderson, N 15' of S $100. What's new on the market? Fletcher Prop Inc., to Ken- water Oaks, sec 5, 116,900. Frances to Daniel D. Bernosky Guy Thornton & Gladys, neth E. Davis & wf Martha K., THE PRODUCT A wipe-on 12.5' of W 200' of E 240' of Lot Lavonda M. Simmons to & wf Tonia, LI 6 BIll C THE PRODUCT A new sealer for aluminum. 17, Blshpam Plantation, $100. Trustee etc to J. Harold condom. Unit 670A, Lake Villas Robert D. See& wi Annie I., w Club Manor Un. 1, $18,600. lock designed to be "pick" Arthur H. Ober & WI Carolyn Chast.ain & James J. Heagerty, Condom. $40,900. Manufacturer's claim That 704.30' of N 323' of SWL 4 of NE1' H.C. Oliver & WI Nora Mae to proof. Fletcher Prop Inc., to Robert of SEL1Sec 252141 (less part) Clemmons' Tractor Inc., U 94 this product both renews and to Rex D. Tanner & WI Lorna J., lAs 7 8 & N 57' of 9 & S 15' of 6 Manufacturer'sclaim_'rhat protects aluminum with hi-an- Lt7l2SprIng Oaks Un,4 $40,500. 131k 7A Dreamwolcl Sec. Sec., & N. Peck & wf Marion I., Con- etc., $100. Lake Markham Eats., $700. .. Betty Ann Storke & hb Robert N 44' of 22 & all of 2324 & S 26' of dom Un. 652-A, etc., Lake Villas nual applications tit Collon E. Frey & Kathryn J. the lock cylinder is the most roded aluminum is restored by to Charles C. Waltersdorf & Condom, $49,400. BIk 7185,000. to Wilbur M, Glore & WI Anne eneva G ardens Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO .2,3 B EDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES FROM 1505 w. 25th St. SANFORD - 3222O90 Professionally Managed Iv ,_ - -- -' jJkiv'fIIoh - ____________________ ,,. •16,900 by year hLstory of pin tumbler lock green nylon abrasive pad wet- 111k 8 North Orlando Townsite toPaul M. Bouchey & wf Carol CL to Roland Geo. Trance & wi dog. 4l' mm W 112' etc., (no s. design that the critical lea. te1 with the sealer that the tourth Addn, $16,500. A., IA 7 131k D No, Orlando Helen M., Lot 4, 131k G, d or Sec. etc. given) $400. Elinore A. Ansley to Ellnore Ranches, Sec 3, 16,200 Carriage lull Un. 2, $37,700. tune of the unit is the inter- surface is then wiped clean with Patrick H. Dymond & WI locking of the pin tumblers in a lint.free cloth and that the A Ansley & Dean C. Ansley, LI Duane E. Rice & Carolyn to 13. Miilonig to James D. Deborah to Don Lee Dixon & wf ... .,' 8% ... blers must not only be properly on the product. Susan J. Levie to John G. N., Bernard B, Zurbola, sgl., w & 18, 131k D, Tract 6, Sanlando 4, $39303 raised, but also rotated to the _____ Mest.an & wf Cecile MA., U 19 165' of E 54th of S'i of SWa of Springs, $5,500. Superior Constr Co. Inc., to r' proper angle before the lock (Thirty-five do-it-yourself Bill G, Spring Lake Hills, Sec 3, Sec 26-20.32 $38500 Cager U. Iloward& wf Lois V. Jerome Henderson & wf Gloria will open that these functions projects are discussed in Andy $72,(XX) Wm. G. hludks & wi Martha to Forrest Greene Inc., LI 17 J., LI 9 BIk A, A.B, Stevens are accomplished only by a Lang's handbook, "Practical Nader Homes Inc., to Craig Jo to John L L.aux', It 7 (less E 81k U, Buena Vista Eats., Addn Midway, less N 117.5', special key that has angular home Repairs," available b)' A, Hewitt & wf Cynthia, U 44 175') 131k C North Orlando $12,, $20,800. .1 cuts in It instead of the con- sending $110 this newspaper in Lake Searcy Shores, $34,100. Ranches, Sec 1, $8,000. ventional notches that Geo. D. Vanginhoven & care of Box 5, Teaneck, N. j Bobby C. Davis & Mergaret " lock has mnillion.s of different 07666 Martha to John S. Valby & wf to John I. Wilson, E' of LI ' 1' '" _________________ key and tumbler configurations Lisbeth E. It 4 BIll F Sweet- 25L3 & W 75' of 27 Town of for the largest key systems iThkck is manufactured by water Oaks, Sec 8, $15,000. Longwood, $20k500. ______ known Tom H. Estes & wf Kathleen and that Robert Emhart Corp., 225 EpIscopal Walter I,. Lee, exee. est McDermott, lock and burglary Itoad, Berlin, Coon. 06037; the to Bobby E. Ellis & wf Mary B., Linnie to Walter I. Lee & Nellie _____ ________________ expert for the New York Police mitre box by the Stanley Works, part of U 237 O.P. Swope Land G., wf N 772,63' of S 586.08' of F ________________ Department before his retire- 195 Lake St., New Britain, Co, Plat of Black Hammock 174' of Wt2 of Govt. Lot 1, Sec. ment in 1971, spent five hours Conn. O&O; the paneling by $12,800. 2519-29 $9,000. unsuccessfully attempting to Marlite, Division of Masonite, Jaymor Corp. to Robert F., Perma Bill Homes Inc., to _____________ pick the new lock. Dover, Ohio 44622; and the Tolen& wf Evelyn, 1191 North- Carrol E. Tompkins & wf Jo ii PRODUCT— A low-cost aluminum sealer by Conicone wood id 128,700. Ann, Lot 8 BIk C, Sky Lark s-ti, j' Z . , ':. - ' '"' a Outtid Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t t t Come On Out And See For Yourself. a SALES BY KISH 2 Z 323.7$0 3210051 REALTORS- REAL ESTATE - .4 I,'. ______ _________________ I 2 z Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat AltO ... ... YE" U MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES CONVENTIONAL rINANcIN0 VA SO DOWN 95 o/ AVAILASLE 0 '- ________________ .--.. ________ _______ _______ __________________ THE .' ___ _ ___________________ IS mitre box with pre-set 45and 90degree cutting angles. Mnnufacurer's claim That it Is lightweight, yet rigid in construction, and as easy to use onthejobasthoseusedbyprolessional carpenters that it holds lumber of various types and sizes up to a standard 2 by I (or cutting with a hacksaw c: '...•ii' _____ _____________________________________________________________________________________ are holes in the mitre box (or fastening to a workbench or for fastening to a replaceabh' bottom board and that it ha been especially designed 1i. ... ______ _____ ' .-... - ... ____ - - _______ ____ - _____ _____ _____ .:-:' j -j-' -.. , _____ _________________________________________________ The Oaks of Sanford offers a quiet lifestyle completely dif- - ferent from anything in Central Florida. . - •• _____ FROIfl 1flARODA HOIflES :, - Let us build one of our unique homes " ly condominiums allows for maximum privacy. These homes are beautifully landscaped in a heavily wooded setting with tennis court and swimming pool. Lawn care induded at a minimum monthly maintenance fee. ____rr-' ' - ___________________________________________ I - I.... ijj - ________________________ ________________________________ (— _____________________ �_______ Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975 II —i iAnnft1IflfHrnhoI1 I For County Land Page 9At (Continued from Transactions Greaterorl. Mtg. to RoneIl U. John Sarkasian & wi Dorothy Condev. Corp. to Harry M. 111k 5, Lincoln His., Sec 2 $5,000. Wckha Ests. Un No. 1, $24,600. Brantley hills, $100 Lynn F. Stout & Mary to Richard E. Shaw & Carol L. Artemas McCoy & wf b0ro A. Frontiero Jr. & wf. Margaret to Patrick Boggans & to Steve N. hlolsinger & wi, Mig. Ins'. to Terry Guardian Dorothy J. Thunen, wid. to . - .... G. Walter Messina & wE Constr. Inc., Orl - Lot 36 Villa James P. Williams, Trustee & sfield 2nd Ada., Lamb & wE lizzie to A (' Large 2 bedroom dOwnStairs apt L .h...'. l.,,.s,. 3 blki from town Call 37] St09 . - W., Bc. it p1246' K of NW cor. $15,000 of John F. Ilagley & wE Suzanne City of A.S., N . - "'•.'•• "••" - Sec. 3-21-29, 1100. iARRIAGES IterajcPiI Ocala, 901 73? 1161 Or 7)7 $77) Phonel3t 376) , of NW L1 of -. bloc% from town. low rent, privacy 5109 after 6 p m. for terms fence, MINT . Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage JO1i K RIDER. ASSOC W. Garnett White Ibroler, *07W Commercial Sanfcwd3fl 7111 SYSTEMS FOUR FHA-SMALL DOWN Exceptional buy-) bedrooms, 2 baths, ulility room and carport. Back yard walled, 573.900. . . -- TAFFER REALTY p state Broker 1100F sthct 'l AAt - .T. JOHNNY WALKER - neth M. Day wE Una M., Li 1i87 49, 50, 61, & 62 Villa Brantley, $113,000. Barbara A. Solitro to Charlton S*rr)', N' of it 26 Des Pinar. $6,000. David H. Palmer I wE. Sharon to Wm. A. Carter & wfr. Mildred, it 12 131k F Camelot Un. 1,, 126200 Brent K. Fouts & Deborah to repi, of Sb. 1 & 2 North Orlando Marilyn Robert L Roth & WI Miltoti 111k C, English Ests, Un. No. U. Woodali & wE t)oroths' G. to Frank M. Arnall Ill & wE Susan II, Its 59 & 6i) Inc., Otto Rodney Lee Bedenbaugh & wE Mar)' Ann, it 170 Lake Searcy Sanford HIs,. $49,000. - CON. HAt COLBERT. REALTOR Eve'S 3226457 2565 Park Dr. $17,500. Cushman Entr., Inc. to Richard H. Sasidon & sit. Rosemarle 6., LI 37 Ras'et). sbrook itt Addn., $15,900. Nader Homes, Inc. to James 1. Simmons & wE. Marie L, LI Winter Springs Un, 4, $52,500. Inc. to Michael J. Shouvlin & wE. Patricia A. Lt Constr. Co. Inc., LI 4 111k E Rwpts'tnr flfrc -'---.".... Ce.,. UL " - -".J, Wm.1.. Frisbey& Wm. A. Solltro& sit Barbara Eloise C Clay & Richard to to Karen N. SoLitro & hb. Win H. Cook &wf Mary Lou, it 4, BUt A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec Bobert A. U 11, Beasons -d 13,500. 2, 1117,500 H.A. RossConst.Co. to Larry United Assoc., Inc. to Ivan N, D. Houck&wf Nancy, Lt 16, BIk Mallernee & wE Doraleen 1, wf. Pamela LoMariano Eguthar& wE. Lucie [.t 103 Devonahlre, 141,000. Richard S. Rosedale & Jeri WE. Barbara P., Ls 3 & 4, Avocado Terr., $21,500. Harold J. Price & WE Patricia toSt.anley J. Mock&Docothy H. 127,800. Sec 2, 136.900 Homes $17,500. hietbert C. Miller to j ____ H. Veomani & WI Stella., LI 25 Rlkk A Country aub Ilts., tin I $21,100 K. Blake & James M. Cole, E 75' of W34T Of S 158.38' 01 BUt 8, N o(Twn. line of Wildmere, Susanne J, Campbell & Rb Robert to Albert H. Kreir.grmg, sgL, LI 2 BIk 7, Sanford Farms, less E 25' $100. Nader Homes, Inc. to John R. WE Ann M. U z uc Searcy Shores, Alfred Y Berenson & Wf Thelma to Leland R. Bitner & Albert H. Kreinbring to Geraldine N. Durocher Sebastian His., Un lÀ $51,000. Bel Aire Homes, Inc. to John J. Gallagher & sit Mary Lou, LI Campbell (Married) It I & E 25' 012, less E So' of LI 1, BUt 7 Sanford Farms, $100. Blanton & Donald to Albert IL Kreinbring, Lot 2 81k 7 Sanford Farms less E 25' 1100. . ... - .. LaflJ1 w. noses so eai u. ureco & WI Theresa, U 18 BUt Mary E. to James F. Donato, Olsen& sit Sandra Lee, W63' of H Carriage Hill Un, 2, 1100. 116 & W63' of N26.5' of 7, BUt 4, Jr. & WE Margret K., Its 22, 23, Mtg. Guar. Ins. to Mgic Mtg. • nit VVL ... Springs $17,500. -. .. . Sanford, $16,600 11(X). We Put The Ball In The Air, all you have to do is catch it : The Most Comprehensive Sports Coverage . In Seminole County '!',.,.: - ' .. All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro - . i': ' JamesM. Burks&AlineL, to Frank G. Williams & wE Helen M., S 805' of W 145' of E 515' of NW .s of SW 'i of See, 29-19-30 (less part), 125,000. ..a.... -t .. I.... xiii:. a,. so iniim UI UU1SX'UIJUI uave uasarana& WI. Ure1L M(g. Investors, Lots 41, 49, 50& to Edw. C. Woodward & sit 60 Winsor Manor, $182,300. Maryana, It 89 Ilighrldge VtII. F. Ledyard to Wm. F. Addu, Glen Ardea His. Un.. No. Ledyard & wE linda S., LI. 120 2, 141,500. Spring Oaks, $100,' Ben Ward Agency, Inc. to Montiess G. Durham to John - . - Lewis D. Brown & sit Virginia to Lewis D, Brown Lots 16 & 17, A. J. Peterson s-d, Adn. $108,000. Morris C. King & sit Willie thC to Leroy Welch & sit Anna E of SE1i 81k 5, lien 13, L.and? Col. Co. Ltd. Map of St. Gertrude Addu., Everette 6. Turney & wE Joyce H. Smith, igi. to wm. H. Wieboldt, (marrjedt S 5' of Lot 3 & all of 4, BUt 4, Tier 4, lord,, 19,700. Wm. H. Wleboldt & sit Ruth P. to Wm, H. Wieboldi & sit. A fllfr '1 'ri t' mu,.. *i1 Ia na.ii, ILdIjU[U3 Robert Map of Sanford, $100, Glenn J. Beadle & sit Ruth to Jackson & wE Sue, S 110' of s --tBUd1WOOIJ, LU,lMI. C. Phil Orr, sgl., to a o U 21, BLk A, Spring Lk hills 21-29, less part, Frederick W. Trabold Jr. & $9,500. Fletcher Prop, Inc. to Belie sf BLanca to - Eugene A A Hok'omb&wfChnistabelW.,U J. Hedge, Carport Unit G34 22&E10EIof23,BlkCEng1Lj, I.mike Villas Condom, $1,900. RondalD.Yates&wfMaryj. Ests., Un. 3, ii0000 IL Knox Bettinghaus to H. to Richard J. McKlnnLss, Knox Bettlnghaus & sit Va., s LI 508 Spring Oaks Un. III, $Z0 3O0'oIW14'ofGoyt. igi s Albert B. Elites & sit Loretta 25-20-29, etc. $100. First State Bk Mus'l to to Thomas J. Phelan & sit. Anthony J. Caruso & *1 Barb$rsA., 1*7, BIkQB, QUail Pond Addn. to CD., 130,500. I)orothy,1.t. 7111k lISky Lark d, 132.000. Nader Homes, Inc. to Howard Douglas Stetrom, exec, est Q. L. Hoton & wf. Patricia A. Violet H. hlickok to Howard N. LI 134 lake Searcy Shotes, Pavis, sgl.. N 41' of Lot 2, BIk 10, Tier 3, Sanford, $9,000. James L. Arnoult Jr., & wE LOULSA.lzzo&wfMaryc.to Barbara K. to Wilbur P. Der. Geo. H. Garrison & wE Mary J., shinier Jr., & wE Eliz. L, it 10 it 54, Sleepy hollow s-d, [Ilk, C, Sweetwater Oaks, $55,300. J I. ." -. It THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DlVlIlON CASE NUMBER 74.ISJ-CP Estate of DOROTHEA M HIJAR!). deceased NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE AI persons are hereby notified that the undersigned as Ad ministratrlx of said estate, has completed the e.ninistration thereof a has .ied in said court Our lirm represents two well established, financially Sound, nationally known party plans with records An unprecedented Opportunity exists in thiS area for a woman who ha pony p'an e.per.i-n(e aria wants to become a real money maker in the' wonderful field of party plan Not plastics. fOyS. cosmetics, clothing or cleaners, but beautiful, popularly priced and eaclusive hostess and decorator accessories which perm,l one to inferior decorate ANYONE'S and application for discharge. Objections thereto, If any, should be tamed with a high show average because of a fantastic nostess * DeBary ; xsr'txa ,,,Ixr,%i NLYY MUML! LARGE WOODED LOTS! Lovely 3 bedroom hOmes to be built with your color selections. No down payment and very low monthly payments, when you qualify for government subsIdiZed -- -- -- . turn -or unfurn. . Two bedroom , .', W. M. SANDERLIN CORP. Builder Developer 373 5551 or 3726670 . - - - - Call Monday Oct I). 10 am. to) pm 323 6)61. __________________ Are You A Go Getter? C....,,.1 " good Income and pension? If so. call me, MR. EDDIE 323.8570 or 834.4605 Must have phone & _____________________________ checkIng account Seminole County, FIer,da in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section $65.09 Florida Statutes 1737 S: Jack C. Morrison, Jr Publith- Oct. 5, 17, 19, 26. 19/5 DES?) -- 1 Duplex. $75 per mo, No pets 3773ll7afteripm _______________________________ features, plus weekend blanket coverage. Quiet Serene I Doesn't Matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake I I Phone 323-6630 I Eweninglleiukl RAYMOPIOM BALI. Rp Real Estate Broker fl? 5.6.41 Alt Hr 337 7737 *17W is? St . Sanfd 7 Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced yard. 1903 Summerlin Ave. 11.900 make n4fer 373-3197. 323 2920 3 Bedroom, furnished kitchen, with Swimming pool, idyll*ilde area. adults, 1150 per mo. CALLOART REAL ESTATE REAL1OR373.74s i•t' - ____ '_.1!. __ , ,,,., _ -._ . . - ' ,,_:_ __'_- . - -. : . -.I- -,i'_- "_%._ ,- Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. 3736353 REALTORS $30611 .• ., - b .#-'-I-..------._______._----,--- __' .--- -... . ., ' CHOOSE PAYMENTS, 125 150 First Time On Market, Make yosit selection first. Lot sites start ai lS'xISO'ard up. 11,000 to $3,950 pet lot. Large tOO yr. old oak trees, countr,' living, city conveniences County maintained streets. City 01 DeBar',,. 3 minutes from Deltona Detsary e'it on I-I 1. 21) minutes north of 136, 1-4 exit. Sates person on site Sunday for your assistance. Take I I to Deltona-DeBary exit and follow signs. AMERICAN INVESTORS REALTORS XiS 647-5144 or 644 1032 Solid state Stereo, Color Console TV, also black & white portable. 373 OhiS 46—Commercial Properly 54—Garage Sales FMlPdOI E CO Acreage tracts. small and large' 17,000 per acre. and up Terry Realty. Realtor 671 0711 for Sale Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sirik Installation avail. able Bud CabelI 3721057 any. time SUNDAY ONLY Table band saw; I" lolnter. 1? tip Sears tractor implc'rnents onlyplow, cultivator, diSc harrow, 12" blade and) point hitch assembly (easily adaptable to any other tractor); Small oxygen resuscitator; small oxygen bottles; very small presto torch; .410 shotgun, Westminster Chime clock; .31 51W pistol, 1" and holster, 20" propeller exhaust fan, 1 cycle motorcycle; tools; 700 ft. of 1" pressure hose; miscellsneqijs. Directions-West on 46 past 1.4 3 mIles to Lake Markham Road, left to Sylvan Delve, left to Sylvan Drive, left third house on le'f?. Phone 373 SvOO t3rapes Carp,ting •Sep. Dining Rooms ,-, -.,. '•- - .. ,-.---- - .. - .,-e ,t-. -' , '.__-----...'. :. . .i-. 1 .. -. - •:,.-.. —'---" -. ... i'- . . . -"----r--- '- - SALE OR TRADE. IA' Rtt. iii .1* tradef or - -.-'.--'--r . ii r '-ony We"Buy Furniture DAVES 3239370 75-Recreational Velcles 1964 Chrysler Outboard engine. 53 1970 I'itri0er motor home. HP. new leg 1, lower unit wIth 'r't1it1on Sacrifice due to illness controls, 1500. 373 4356 after S. Call 3710616 16' Courtney fishing boat, built.in bOW storage spice, tarp, II h.p. Johnson, trailer, extras. Owner can't use. 365-3134. You've got it! TJ .. Home imo,ements1 ';ciii home improvements ,. . - .-- ., . , .'---' -. - ---.------ - I '_ .- (rw* location) Jct. 17-921477, Longwood CatIfl3 53?Oor 134,1605 'i{ I = _______________ ____ "r.':'.i.... . ' " " -..-- --' -h- . . . -. I.g.__._._ ---....-.,,-- St IN BUDGETS ARE 001 STf RED WITH VAt. UES r(r.,* THE .'.'AtfT AD (01 IJMPi5 - , . . -... .. •. \'- - -. ,_,=, ..'-.. .. Fire-rI roof 'enirs ti.it roots or - Sowing ' SEWING clone ru m, for the working lady Reasonable Phone hOrni. Offke MothI.i ' - - : —1 .i.' . .. -,- , ' - F-! . .. - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Park Drive )fl M6, ..• .-', _'.' ' Drilling ' WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRIPLER SYSTEMS Alltype'jands We repair and ser,rvce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd Sb : - •.,,. 37? 64)2 .. .',:'\ '•'•p ' '5 '.., l.-___.. " . ...' . ._.__ .. .' -. '-' - •.. u,,; L..,'i" Quality upholstering Fret' pick up & delve'r,' Call Ice free estimate 701 E. Commercial 323 645%. __________________________ -. . - 0 cii PET REST INtl Bc*aøng & Grcornrig it 372 .. ' PAUL SLATER PrO(VSsiO(lalWailpap.er Hanger licensed Residential, Commercial Fre, Estimates Ph 337 *473 Pet C r - ii ;'.'':;z..' L !o List Your - '. ..'., .' - ','.-:. ii •st Coatro - lr - . .- '- ..,d; __ Landscap,n7 Edging Lawns HAN SON 5 SHOE SHOP 721 E 1st Mowed flu(k Thompson alter 9 St 3229992. Come anct see us to pr-n 37? 3926 ShOe repairing We have taps for Collarsandtags — I ...T - Shoe R.pã ROWE SEPTIC TANK i(enu'cl Rondect Insured L,,.. Crete Septic tAnks. installati'is, Ph olography by Munson Cockayne rW'ainflakls P. tanli: pumped me wing photos reauwably priced Phone 373 6351 a '. i/.tf.'.''" 'p) Li OOiifl9 Care -- - r ' D - P youarphaviflqdlf,cultyl,ndmnqa placetci live', car to d'ive. iOb. 1W snmr service you c. re-Ad alt nur went ads every day "f Sr RRO(OENRoOFiNG;flo, Iar. Cle.'rnc4, till Or?. clay, rock Aflkindsofdqqng House trailers vtd 3329117 - __________________ ' ' '.1 "We service all makes and models" Free Pickup And Delivery .oncrete Specialists, drives, patios. S-.fltC"d M,chn 373 stucco. No work too small or too ____________________________ large. Licensed & Bonded 799- U' sztu r___ Chico & The Man - C&A BaCkhOe Service arprrtry. Cii','i'in .',Cfi. Li'O'ii'-i. Itor.Jcd Free estimate 3734010 ï Granada ownhomcs $5 Sanor \ , • Interior. E'trrio.' Panting, 75 years experience: also minor 'eoa'rs v W.J. KING Plumbing SuppilesWtvknu,n, US$370 Fixtures Water Heaters Ia m.-30 P m. ttiru Sat. 2531 Park, 323-5632. Pde.d help en tP*it Saturday P.'i'.lnn Ww% w'ndowsp,urw r('rr'etp'i,k p$ Byihe'hrr Pressure Cleaning 'P'r 177 9365 A &A CLEANS "LL BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Extrrorpressure(lean,oq 9,SEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR )7lr*15 PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 372 __________________________ B it., al.s, Interior Exter oc PIatering IT Plaster r-i'ct'i, n 8. '.mui,?Cd _______________________________ brick & siOn' so'i. 'Iv 3?? '50 DRIVE ltd TV SERVICE Fa.,; Service 70? Live Oak Blvd. Casse-lberry PPuon 13% 96.41 OLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalei 305 323 3939 <'? .. _____________ - Li Put Ha-i Reinonablc. Rates 3)9 3l? ___________________________ Townhomes qualify for th. 5% Liz credit. 'Olte' •ipire Septemt'er 3 975 lataedai £ S'dar P$a. (305) 312-1721 a. 323-6040 . __________ :7 Pinto. auto, air. 1150 '70 Mustang Mach I. auto ,*r, 11)95 '72 Toyota, 51,000 mi 1*295 Mny others to choosefrom BUSINESS DIRECTORY AIL3ART IL_AL (flAil, RuI (stile Bzok,s.. Broket coop iaiit.d. attIca ks s a 1 Medaj to rn P.perti I b7 -_ _. ,;',,_'.'j,. '.'I • Any Car— 37' Shasta Travel Trailer, com. pletily self.contained, WIll sacrllice. 322.9023 or 373-4211 - $vl*,evd, SaeNrd, F1q,d, 17111 ' _____ --- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU r','tic'-r'1uul (() A full $500 moving oUowance when you buy a new Granada Townhomo at Sanora.' Move in for less and you keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhome has to offer. Over 1,650 square feat of living space. . .tncludlng 3 bedrooms, 2'/ baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, central heat and air, color-coordinated kitchen and much core Cor'rpete' recreatonal ficites n1,ntaned by the Sonora Homoow nets Association, On closing we pay your initial fee ($400) and first year's membershIp to March 1, 1976. PrIces range from $38,900 to 138.500. Nov. In for as . L _____________ No Money Down WITH GOOD CREDIT For Example: '74 CP*v. FIe.tsio. Vi ton pick.up. 11.000 ml,, air, auto 13695 '67 Ford ½ ton pick up racet cond, new licker, low mIes, 5795 weekends t,pv r ARM. GARAGE or STORAGE BUILDING PenNi Treated Timber Thermal set polyster finish over galv steel SPECIALIZE INLOWCOST Easy fluloet Te-rm AvIble little as 5% down wIth financing at 7.75% (&P J.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly main. tenance toe covets lawn care, water, sewer trash collec. lion, structural Insurance and outside liability. Granada . :. , SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM AD THE WANT COLUMNS _____________________________ N$sy $0 Apartments - ' ',. Phone3fl 6319 3220309 _____________________________ 1973 Volkswagen Sports Bug, Marathon silver metallic, black 68—Wanted tO Buy striping, radial tires. Porsche type seats. AM-FM stereo, bpkutjful car. $2,795 Call Don Pope. 372 CASH 322-4132 - Ø(J \/i11a,5 ' . RunsGood.$150 _____________________ I.Misgi t .... . . •'. 1961 COMET c ESIERSOtI LAND CLL AilING Bulldozing Excavating Ditch ______________________________ Work Fill dirt, top soil 377-59t) 110 W. Airport Blvd., Sanrd Off Ici Open 10.6 Daily caiI.123.7e70 - - -'.' ' - FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE .' ' 1971 Mercury Marquis Colon-i Prb 8 passenger Station wagon. ex ceptbonally clean & fully equipped New Michelin radial tirei, One owner. 13,995 372 179.5 or 323 7110 66—Horse-~ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tfCtr!-nIy lIarr,etf'sft,..,,, Nook) Beginning At 179 Per Month. , -' 1966 Pontiac Catalina, power brakes and steering, air condition, $400. Phone 327 7205 after 5pm ________________________ *964 PontIac Con'verlibel, GTO, good Condition, 1600. 321 0935. Ch,P'.uahu,,s. AKC. some very Small Dachshunds, miniature's. AKC. Animal Haven kennels. 372 513? Accessories Beauty Care •Orapes Included ODeluxe Clubhouse & Swimming Pool •Convenlent To Schools, Churcts & Shopping - . . 1 55-Boats & _____________ 323.8670 or 831.9777 Refrigerator, Rang. a Disposal Bath '. i.',. . if you don't believe that want ads ANTIQUES bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 3372611 or I Piece or Iiouscfull 531 9993. CASH 323-6)31 _____________________________ ______________________________ AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 71 hOur service All makes DYKES AIR CONDITIONING. 3375$ Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cava 11cr AUTOMATIC WASHER £ DRYER IN EVERY UNIT ICntral Hiat& Air 2 Bedroom, 2 Full . YARD SALE, Saturday and Sunday, 9 to 7'30, 305 Lemon St. 1969 Chevrolet, gold arid white, good 1651, Dealer. CondItion; 1973 Renault, 30mpg; 16 For used furniture, appllancfl tools, _______________________________ etc. Buy 1 or 100) items Larry's bUS VW, excetlen? mechanical Pu p. Sears tractor with 17" cut Mart, 713 Sanford A condition, new engine. 1750 373 mower, rob - tiller and doter 3420. blade; metal detector, like new; ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED several rebuilt lawn mowers; ladies', men's and children's Top prices paid, used, any condition 1974 Chevrolet Nova, I dr., custom 841 5176 Winter Park sedan, power steering brakes, air. clothing, nice condition. Phone automatic, flew radlals. Must sell 323 6441. __________________________ Wanted to buy used office furniture. 625-1234 after 4 p.m. Any Quantity NOLL'S CasselYARD SALE- Saturday & Sunday, berry. Hwy 1797 1304)06 1966 Ford Station Wagon Oct. 11 1 12. Corner of Georgia 1300 Cash Ave. I Seminole High School. Good used furniture wanted for Phone 322 0670 From 10 Ill 6. private party 373.45Q, entrat Heat & AIr Conditioning, For fre, estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 377 1771. On Lake, Free Bolting •Pool •Luxurlous Carpeting Ikitchen Includes Dishwashor, Frost Free - . 1965MG, new radials Almost new top, radio Call 323 S326afterS - .'1 -:; - - Large Oil Heater, Tools, Bottles, Glasses. Clocks, Misc. 322.1053., - 3Mo.•6Mo1& 1 Tearieases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT, ls the little "extras" that count at (11 For Your junk Carl. 373 1329 . KIT t ood to oir brEcP, atpr s p.m m. 11* Hays Drive - Aluminum awning shelter, I0'x20'. 1110 322 15.55 I 8 . '. II*?S FR RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 611 1006 Air Conditioning _______ _________ I Prr.cre 37) 9170 or 3?? lILt lI7OMavenick,alr Good Condition, 1900 372 SSOafteri. Professional Poodle Grooming by Betty Campbell Mon. thru Fri.-3fl.104,t " FULLER BRUSH 337 194' ____________________________________________________________________ -- 5i, °--i-' -- r 1969 I-Bird, clean, 60.000 mites, JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY , 1k. (10$) I55.71 i - - .. ,. - s 1960 Chevrolet Station Wagon, runs good,$150 See at 1101 Court St. or phone 322-5543 Registered Bassett Hound, I'.', yrs old, female, brown, black& whIte. 377 4640 after 3. - - Suor ' 65—Pets RCA Color TV flew picture tube, 1720 3731127 Garage Sale, Wednesday thru Saturday, 9 to .5,3104 Stevens Aye. Furniture, clothing, lots of misc. for Sale 80—Autos ________________________— TV Antennas installed Also music intercom, paging systems. New or old construction. 337-7994. Southeast viteo WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 111-313 E First St. 373.5437 And best of all were dependable. The Superior Mobile reese ________________ . Garage Sale: Saturday and Sunday, 1901 Mellonville. Owner moving, all furniture and misc. must go. Merchandise Two ton 1949 InternatIonal Truck, for fruit hauling New tires, good condition 11.600 319 5764, Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only SI SO per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - Large 1 & 2 Bdrmn. Apts•Fum. or Unfurn. 210 W. 64—Equipment for Rent _. " Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGFPICY 373 31I,e office furniturp , IV 1200 S French, 373 1731. -_ jr 1910 Yamaha, 360 Endura Good Condition. $3 373 3970 Pd EL SON'S F LOU IDA RO SE S Wocx1rufl'%GarderCenteq 401 Celery Ave Sanford a;l mue' HERBS' - Triumph 300 motorcycte wIth chrome frame, eat ly model Needs some repair, 5.330 will negotiate 373 $955 3 M precise time released plant food. GardenLand, 1400W. 1st St., 32366)0 Color TV's trc.n SO; BIW, from 'vt. . 78—AtorcycIes 62—Lawn-Garden 53—TV- Radio-Stereo rri ri .4CCOndjtionied flatteries. 1$? 95 cx change REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanfd Aye Ft KENMOREWASI.IER,parts, Service, used machines I'.00NEYAPPLIAN537Jç ________________________ ¶,r-tri. - Wood r %tC4'i rti"sk lexecut,ve desk & Chairs, secretariat dells & ch*irt, straight chairs, filing 79—Trucks-Trailers ablnets. is iS Cash and Carry. PlO L L'S 1974 Dodge Ram Charger, I wheel Casselti'rr-1, t7 92.5)04306 drive, full power, air conditioned. 54,200 323 nil after 3. SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED J) an?oraAve 3739210 $50 Down service center right on tPs• preenis a - . I Used QUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES. SANFORD At)CTtOPi, ) 7310 COLORADO- IOACRES 19,750! 195 down, 193 monthly Beautiful high mountain valley CWPJER 8063768.690. can get for your money. Come to the Show. -- . .' , -F-.-. 76—Auto Parts One Executive Chair Iwo Alma Desks 3373001 3735609 BY OWNER- 10 lots off West 2St * St 3231919 alter S p m. Accessories Rbuitt Iadiesingte speed Schwinn, $30 377.4611 eves. Whirlpool Refrigerator Fine Ccx-idition,175 agriculture land with possibility if re zoning to accommodate S building sites for low cost hovsin Water available. Sale pricf $11,000 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W 1st St. 37)60610(3730317 eves, we sell. - .__ - ................-- Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975—hA S8Bicycles 52—Appiiances ______ Approximately 20 acre's of prim e - -- . Forrest Greene, Inc. So before you buy any mo. bit. home, come see all you . -, "% KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st Sl..3fl 7335 We Buy Furniture Sanford, Fl. ROBSON MARINE ?9'77Hwy 1797 377 596t . CALL NOW LAKE MARY-- Beautiful laketrci'it lot on a peninsula for unobslructt d t((-l'ui.'ry 175.000 -- 322 -2611 .. - Refrigerator, 19 cu. ft., Amana, white, good conditIon, Bar, wall divider, end tables. Call 327-5420 after 6 p.m. - Home Show is a wholly. owned subsidiary of one of th. ten largest livings and loan associations In th U.S. We stand behind every home - - 16' Fiberglas garage door, 6 bowling balls, NCR cash register, wedding gown size IS; Call 377 5576 - SKYLINE Onuble wide, '73,71'. 40', 3 BR. 2 bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport awning and Skirting. Good con dillon. Payments $106 47 mo Offered by Savings & Loan. 373 6051 At Superior Mobile Home Show, our selection Is so lsrg., we're a mobile home show ill by ourselves. We have new homes. We hive good.si.new refurbished models. We have Iow.cost financing and a complete -. "1 Homes - - For Regular Delivery 1 BALL REALTY Hillcrest, 44.17', air, 7 BR, 1½ baths, pick up payments, No equity Involved.- 3231211 or 372s121. Furnishedorunfurnil,hed -- / Easy Living - , CALL THE 321.0041 '73, central air, dishwasher, raised patio, skirting. & tie downs. Good location, Payments 545,79 mo Offered by Savings I tom. 373 6051. ________ - - - MIS-REALTORS HILLCREST Superior Mobile. Home ShouJ.' - OWNER ANXIOUS- 3 bedroom, 7 bath, country home. Equipped kitchen, breakfast b-ar, fireplace, carpet. Asking 14.000, will con. Sider all offers. 42—MbiIe I I ' - "SERvICE BEYOND 'nil CONTRACT" PFAL IOU 372 7195 rd, large family room, kitchen equipped. ASking $110 mo 365sni _________________________ Efficiency apartment tights and eater furn,shed. Elizabeth Crews, 373 SIll before ID a in 7 Bedroom Block Home - p 71q aa iii cabinet, 3 needle poSition, twin needle, front IMrtmfl. rieluxe sawing machine Pay hal',nre of 57$ or 10 payments nf $1 S.'.' at SANFORD SE WING CENTER 307 Fast First, Downtown 3329111 Eve 069 1146 iric. - ST. JOHNS RIVER- Near DeBar almost an acre of river front wi beautiful trees, great flshln Owner says "Submit offers 50—MisceUaneous Kish Real Estate 55-Boats Assume Payrnents Sanford 373 S7 43—Lots-Acreage Evening Herald, 51—Household Goods MOBILE HOMES LONGW000-DUPIeX, VA, no clown, no loan costs, 537.900. 339. 1356. CafiBart Real Estate 1120 Franklin Ave., off S. 17-92 1 JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days -377 6123 Nights 337 7357 or I - 3 Bedroom home, I' baths. large enclosed Ict. goud neighborhood Phone 372 1110 ____________________ down, owner will carry mortgage . 151.000 j ' ____________________________ The Evening Herald is your football playbook, scrapbook and authority. .,. - HISTOkICAL 2 Story house made intolapariments. Each rented for per month, 11 acres bearing Two story, I bedroom. 2 bath, zoned multiple professional, In. stltution.at, $11,950. J .. 647.1344 Hammer & Nails Special5 p Peeks , REALTOR FROM 144 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEEN'yH JUDICIAL CIa. CIJIy, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pdtirses: RN's. LPN'$; Ald' Aide COUNTY. FLORIDA. Companion: Neededimmediately 67$ tOeneral JurisdictIon Divis4onj CASSELBERRY- 3 bedtOOfl. 2 C,lsi No. 7S-2OS.CA47.F bath home, family room, air SOUTH SHORE FEDERAL Trailer Mechanic conditioned, carpeted, kitchen SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO equipped, clothes washer, food in CIATIOPI OF MASSAPEQUEA. '' freezer incli,.cd Garage, nice repar, trailer NEW YOR yard, 1750 body I thassis repair, electric & Plaintiff, CALL TO SEE gas etidirig, tire maintenance 3 bed GARY WAYNE TOBIAS and etc Good pay and fringe benif iii. FERN PARK MAITLAND rooms, I', b&PiS, air conditioner, Apply between 9 a m. and 3:30 DONNA J. TOBIAS. PuS wife, diShwasher, fenced yard. 177.5 p.m. Wednesday or Thursday, Defendants Pinebreeze Farms FORREST GREENE, INC. NOTICE OF ACTION U REALTORS 377 HnlOevea MR. HARRISON CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE 3401 S Sanford Ave. TO GARY WAYNE TOBIAS fenced ard. 1150 Adults No Phone Calls and DONIIA TOBIAS. 0' preferred 373 5554 or 377 4670. his wife Baby sitter wanted, part time Must 5112', Lancaster Avenue be avaitable for any houcs 53, Charleston. West 33—Houses Furnished 0553. Virni... YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Two bedroom furnished house. that an action to Foreclose a Moe Part time general office. energetic carpeted throughout. Pin. St., person, must have some cx tgage on the following described Geneva. 319 574) perience in sale with pleasant _________________________________ property in Seminole County, phonevoice. 177 65.46 between II S Florida. DELTONA- Air, 2 BR, newly pm for appt Lot 43, Block C,. WOODMERE _________________________ pointed, You'll lovethe 1)49 prIce. PARK, 2ND REPLAT, according to Full timedrlyer Sorry, no pets 574 1040. the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Sanford Yellow Cab Book Ii, Page 73 04 the Public 7 Bedroom home In Lake Mary )l Records of Seminole County, Sunporcti, carport, nice yard .. quiet neighbor Phone 337 has 'seen flied agaInst you and you 21—Sjtuatjor_Wanted 61$. are required to serve a cocv of your 'T FurniP*ct house in country 377 2072 written detrne, if ifl)?, to it on Siting or Light house'keepng, or 373 4100 after S DOUGLAS L. GRABLE, Attorney IS days a wk Experienc Own ___________________________ for Plaintiff, whote address is: Suite transortalion 3736799 Country Trailers ne,r Seminole 204, $140 West 50th Street, Hialeah, College, private, wooded lot,? BR. Florida 3301?. on or before the 11th $173 mo, I BR, 1143 mo 5)1-In?. day of November, 1975, and file the Rentals original with the Clerk of thu Court _________ CLIFF JORDAPI, REALTOR either before service on Plaintiff's -. -. --. ,iltn or rTirflt'll- itciy ttt're,lt,'r 30'Apartfl')eflts Unfurflj5X)eJ '""•'-'---------------otherwise a default will be entered 34—biIe Homes 1 against you for the relief demanded Easy ''-. friencti,' living Come lom us In Stir complaint for Foreclosure of c'orfgage, FRANKLINARMSAPTS Rent Rentverynicelrailer,,permo7 from 1141 mo 3336430, This notice shall be publIshed BR, SOuth 17-92, at Movieland onceeachweektoqour'ons,ive ORAP4C,E CITY-Drive In Theatre, Older couple, no Duplex, furri. or In the Evening Herald. teens 337 1716 after 7pm unfurn Quiet NeigP*bojhgOd WlTNEtSmypsindanuJseal of Said Reasonjitle 77S7l or 323152. WFy'ltjA RIVEq Court, at Sanford Semiol, Cnty. Adult park (collect) efferi F!orlda, en this 3rd day of October, fiShing canoeing and 1975 S,,rrouncf,d by BAMBOO COVE APIS Peai,tIft jl ruik .vij (SEALI cypress trees 2 44'fl O.'ie & 7 bedroom apartments. Arthur Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of th Circuit Court furnished ,w Uflturnlst*ed. Newly By: Lillian Je,'kins redorapj Come see 300 C Deputy Clerk Airport Bvd Sanforct 373 1310 Real Estate — DOUGLAS t.. CR ABLE, [SQ -._... DeBary---Ar,utts I BR, air; close to Attorne, for Planntt Suite Stores. c'wrchc-s. Ideal for retired 37—'Business Property 1110 West 30th Streel rs 6 or 322 HLsleah, Florida 3)037 7 BR Apt , walt to wall carpet, air OH Ice space near Fair*a,' Plaza, Teseprione: ssy,oj,0 newly decorated, carpeted, cond. $I7Smo plot deposit. 7Q5 C Publ: Oct. 32. 19, 76, Nov. 2, 973 central heat ard air r.mpip 71st St Call 373 4319 after 330 DES c'l — I ,.,-j - -- / - - - - - -_ - And 2 Bedrooms I I 4 AN ECONOMIC HOME- 2 bedroom, I bath. concrete block, kitchen partially equipped, large shaded lot. 577,200. Three bedroom, 2 l'ath, family room, large lot in area of nice homes. 113.900. i - I INC. ldyltwilde Area, 7 bedroom, 1 bath, large lot, over 30 fruit trees. 133,950. I ------ MOHAWK REALTY 579.900 333-9410. - - - St. Johns River 3 bedrooms, 7 bath, huge cotmtr kitchen, stone fireplace, ne apartment garage, Coverec launching dock. _______________ eQijippeil Carpeted, central he't & air, 1150 per mo ,FOURlST GRE ENE INC - t 100' On Central F lori,ias MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 1991 1919 S. French 3221374)37 1196,3fl.19$i 377 1959.377 1144 ______________________________ By Owner-? bedroom, lvg. room, dng room, equip, kltchn, new carpet drapes, beautiful 16.2$' family room; fenced. Must see to appreciate 323-1949 after S. PRICED FOR BUYERS MARKET Make offers. 3 bedroom, 2 bath on Quiet street, wge 29' family room, $20,900 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, kitchen "' r'.iv.pu, orI,rRJ, U1PV and well appointed p.II'o. Price 3'5 Sacril Ice- 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carpet; $1,000 down, assume 1145 per month. By Owner, Call Orlando 671 4545. _____________________________ Sternper Realty 373 6061 or 3730517 eves_______________________ _________________________________ - Ho*.11 D. rati.IP.rr... " County, Florida under the fictitious Can You Organize? nameofpREClSlQNGRAFtX,and Can You Handle People? that I intend to register said name - MUNSWORTHREALTY Reg RealEstateBro,ter 103W It St I bedroorn kitchen ecuip%)ed, air, carpeted. in SO. .tdults only, 373 3796 *k rids. & eves FULL TIME PlO LAY OFFSLet us show you this exciting career, Married, single, Widowed or retired Excellent for couples FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that i am "' .....- -- 31A—Jpxe3 Sales Development Inc. Pd Digrilon. Mass 07741 _______________________ - - LOCH ARBOR- Large shaded and maximum alable 'nterest. Cal' 377 20 evenings and eeke'nds OWNER TRANSFERRED.- 3 BR, 1" baths, C HA, carpeted, fenced, Fl-IA approved, 1150 down to Qualified buyer LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on lakefront, I car garage, SECLUDED executive home on I acre lot, 4 bedrooms, 3' - baths, central heat and air, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, kitchen fully equipped. intercom, wather and $71,!.0O. CII',', 3 tsR, 1½ bath, good terms. Forrest Greene, Inc. $30 ÔU3 tFALTORS 37) DELTONA-- 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. $10,000 Or'.' Renrnnm 2617 Elm Sanford None's 33 A95.'. _______________________________ Mrs MlIc - Realtor $30 IOAT F,vvx Charles A Cullis, President DES 7$ ,_-' ' AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W.7ndSt POSITION -Au Ex. CEPTIOPIAL OPPORTUNITY Write now for a confloential in ordering of distribution ci laid estate wjl$ come before the court. SHERILL H. KEEN A Administratrlx of said estate CHARLES E. MEINER Attorney for Estate 76 WaIl Street Orlando, FIor4a 32101 117,000 bor2flec1room. Aduttsonty PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7345 Park DrIve $70 UP , ..--.-. -.------'--- -' - 1759. EXPERIENCE? Really. --------.' Spacious S room upstairs; 1 bedroom apt. downstairs. Con vtni,'nf hiratuin ---. .-... .t., e,.r.t .- - - Crank .,,.,...------ Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. - — 7111 ER HR , rwlmx', wun cenrrau neat 5. air. '" * "Get 'Em While * Walk to elementary, bicycle to Paofa,older3 BR, I bath, ?'. acres, with beautiful oaks. Owner college. VA available. 121,500. holding. 129,900. CALL NOW * They're Hot" * WINTER SPRINGS- 3 bedroom home, carpeted, fenced back yard MOSSIE C. BATEMAN New houses na rural area NO down With utility shid. FHA available. payment, monthly Payments less Real Estate Broker than rent, Government SubSidized WE TAKE TRADES 3227643 to qualifi buyers Call to se, DUPLEX- Purchase FI4A, live In ___________________ b'OU Qualify! one side, rent the other, Lower NEED 51.000 for Second mortgage yourcostof living. NewFHAlc,n NTERPRISE-3bedroomcountry on $24,000 home. First mortgage " New 3 bdrm Paved ctred'ts, city water. $21,500 with nny $700 clown Government 3?? SEMINOLE COUNTY FHA VA,new resales,hornes YOU can afford, Low, low down, some with no closing costs. LAKE MARY-) bedroom, 1½ bath -----------------'--'-'------.-------.-.-...- In-ISV Selma Williams ________ Will dicker or swap, $19,5 Ave., Sanford _______________________________ __________________________ Air conditioned efficiency apart men?. Call 10 a m. to 7 p rn, 37 7774 ARE YOU THIS WOMAN? HAVE YOU DAD'TV.DI AM i i a -i uI i publication showing this notice has been published once a week for four consecutIve weeks, the matter CarlosS.WaJTea&wt. to Ben Ward Agcy IflC., 1114, Sunbank Mtg. Co. to Shubert Constr. Co Inc., i 10.14 & LI. - _---_-'-_ .1., LI 15111k C, Mead Manor Un, 1st Ada,, Thompson & wf Ola, it. 17 BIk C Hidden Lake Un. GHR Assoc. Inc. to Ward . I -. __________________________ reawnable. 3' '394- --- Call 6413019 , Weekday sports columns and. - F . ' a- $41,000. Oakland Shores, C. to Sheldon Marion & wf Norine C. LI 24, C. L. Wing's Jennie E. Ponzlg (MMTICd) ElO' of Lt9, allot 10 and 11 & W to $34,500 Blake & Cole, P.A. to Philip T1 ttL.....L.., 11IICUJ La. VdVWC '', . $14,. - Robert A. Wilson &wf Mila to Thomas S. S1ebodk & wE Persons interested in forming Trailer Boa? Club. please call Owietta hot 28 Unrec. pla' of °' ('hula Vista, Sec 2, Greater Constr, Corp to _______________________ Thomas I. Cohen, sgl., LI 8 BIk Legal Notice A Th WnMhin,fat . c Daniel J. Green & sit Judith to Richard E. Perkins & sit Judith, LI. 18 & U 11 & 30' of vacated rtL, .adj. Lt 11 on No. Beverly Hh1,.,%. 0. F. Builders The Huskey Co. to Einheit -. -------- HAL B. PIERCY $16,900. 22 111k A Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, 147,000. -: ---------------------- - -- -- Devex of Fla,, - - -- 74Park Dr PF At IOU in closeit, central vacuum. Also an attached apartment for a roomy 1.500 Sq. ft. of Space. Just listed Be the first to see It at 115,000 Ct'LL US SAUUORD-- 3 bedroom, 2 bath FRENCH AVE Residence plus line business location, Has won. dcrfut potential Call for details .--.. ,. 457.5' of W 230' of E 742' of that part of Lot 9, Blk D, U. H. Mitetiells Survey of Levy (;raru, 1-5,So. of K 419, $20,800. The Huskey Co. to Evers Entr., Inc., Lot 2 [Ilk K, Sweetwater Oaks. ------.-, $14,900. - __________________________ Box 55), Sanlod, Fla. 37771 N of SR 46, & all of Lots 9 & 10, ---------------------------- The Httskey Co. to Charles N. 281 FrankietoWjflje B. Green & A BABY'S WORLD. Care for infants toage?onIy, Next tonew Drivers' License Bureau 377 _____________________________ with 3 baths, also a den, family room, and basement. Dressing tmaI dining room, A real buy at p1.900. Excellent tecms sanford-- AdultS only. furnished unfurnished, new Studio and 1 room Air, walt-wall carpet, etc. Quiet residential area. $109 per mo up. 373 $019 _____________________________ — frnihed ipt Sut*bse tor Oliver x...__I_. Clark Jr. & wf. Treat C., it 2 81k B Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 8, Wheatland & wE W. Lake Mar,' furnish Can references. Phone 32) 1310 - HAL COLBERT REAL ESTATE, INC BEDROOM, in excellent condit ion State roof, asbestos siding, Small dePosit. FACED WITH A DRINKING II, Jlnetzinger & wE wanted for Sanford's finest ifl Lola Jones & Andrew Jones, L.ptl from US to $120 PROBLEM ,.-. . . . i." " .1IUW, i.t. os zspring Oaks, Heirs Of L)oZJer to Annette J21 ))66 Perhaps Alcoi,3llc Anonymous Mr Muffler Shop, 7171 South ' $42,000. Can Help Jones Franklin, Lot L, Tier C, French Ave Monthly Rentals Available Call 473 4.517 ('ccii H. Ilenley & Ruth 1. to H. L DeForest Adda So. San!., $1351150- Color TV Write P.O. Box 121) Housekeeper to care or semi QUALITY INN - NORTH Ruth L. Louis II. flaubner Jr., Lula Jones, life est), $100. Sanford,Florida 3777) invalid Light housework. Must be SR 431. lonqwooct sgl., Lt 7 81k A Revised pint, Billy W. Daugherty & wf ___________________________ able to work week ends I The Springs Glenwond VIII., Carolyn toBobbyl. Clark& wi I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE evenings Good wages Write Box 3 room turn 4It (inJroom 2195. Sanford. FOR ANY conditioned 1100 mo III Ith . DEBTS INCURRED Sec. 1, $43,800. Mary 8.3 483' of N ISO' ofS 783' )7?l7ISor 373.5716 BY ANYONE OTHER THAN ________ __________ ____________________________ Vance A, Taylor & wE Louise of W 932' of NE L of NW i of MYSELF AS OF OCTOBER 10, __________________________ AVON Efficiency apt, upstairs, water v.att'r Oaks, Set' 4:\, $67,000. pçwi nauaa 10 JImmy L ['ost & wE Sharon L. LI 14 Sunland Ests., 1st Addn., F , P. Cl Spring Oak.s Un. III, $40,100. - -' LS321.2'ofiotSSmith'sThjrd apartment ______ I ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For lamilje'j or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 473 I67 cr wrjtc P.W. WheaUand & 'f Frankle Shores, $36,500. Grange Prop.. Inc. to Harold Iluti M. lxt' & wE Verrtice & Free, 644 2027 for "We Care"- $100. Nader homes John F. E.shelbrenner & wE Un 2 $35,800. Orl., 1100. Sanford, run S 175', K 41' dc, - - - tAKE MARY- Davis & wE Mary Jo, Lts 1,8, Homes 3603 Orlando Drive IrC.,REALIORS2I Hr. 64.4t344 -- REALTORS 42—MsbsIe By Owner- Brick,) yrs old 3 BR, bath, big lot, many extras. goo bale ts,000. Pt,. 3n6173. CRASH SALE HOW ABOUT NO CLOSING COSTS? Got 2 of 'em. 3 BR with plush 'un •flO .i witn tots ot space. See at III Azalea Lane and RAVENNA PARK- Choice bedroom, 7 bath, family room, "• SANFORD Empty, move right in, I bedrooms, family room, separate living I dining rooms, 30•*1G' screened porch, huge Irnlde utlily room,? car garage, 2'i years old. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL COST. Swim i?I community pool. Low, Iw down, Price IliShed again to $33,950 LOoKING FOR PRESTIGE FOR PEANUTS?) BR,? baths, central heat air, Florida room, breakfast bar, range, refrigerator. Located In Idyllwllde and priced for ti7.00 Cotta see. Kids outorow tfl(" Swing sel or Small thrs. 'die it;ms with act 'in pPte your act. call trientlly Classified gal at The eralci 3 7611. or 131 _____________________________ 373 1930 5NORA "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Reg Real Estate Broker 371 0610 )77 2741 323 7I 323 Si iI Realty • 4louses - Sten stro iii WITT REALTY SAN MO PARK. I, 7. 3 bedroom trailer apis Adult I. family par. Weekly 3515 Hwy 17 92, Sanfocd . Cynthia to John J. Scery & wf. LOTS 0' SPACE in this 1 bedroom nome. Yours for Only STORY OLDER HOME- I bedrooms, partly furnished, large trees. 1', acres plus. $35, NOW LEASING New, modern, 1 ttory efficlancy apartrT*er*tS. attractively fur vCflCfltIY located andi nished. beautifully landscaped. $135 mo Call between 1.30 5. For in formatiQfl raIl 372 0701 Thompson, ii 207 Ba:clay Francvs, its 7 & 8, 111k B, West i: ilIum, sgl., U. 10 111k K $22,000 Brenda to Gary A. Brewer & wf Altamonte His., Sec 3 $37,300. Carriage 11111 Un. 3 1100. Woods, 1st Addn., $37,500. Marcia 1. LI 14 Blk B, The DOflald E. Marctnak & Mary Guardian MIg. mv. to Gary Addys C. Ranib to A. C. Lamb Barnelt.Wjnson Mig. Co. to Meadows West, $39,000. 01' to Victor E. & wE Lizzie, Beg. at p1 257' K of Cherry's Real Est. Agcy. & I)ouglas & Sherryll M. Fischer. Thomas Grady, Bishop of t.:....i._ , , i . a. tn UII4& ni .iitu I.., iA i\V cor. itt wmsor Manor S-cl 151 ojpp I.een.contractlngcomnc.,1Mis3 Diocese OrL to City of Alt. - . --- 4louses CHULUOTA- 7 bedroom. closed Porch, tile bath, kitchen equIp. 1g. lot, 'educed to $11,900. Term,. Chuluota Realty, 365 371?. . 31—Apartments Furnished 1, $2fJ 000 G. Goembel & Gordon E. Inc. to hlarve B. Guguenot & Wf sgl & Irene ilium, sgl. to Irene cent, Li 47 Granda South, - - 41-Houses ASV 10 OWN- 3 bedroom, cent. neat, fenced. %l9, OWNER WILL. FINANCE. 5*nford residential ar.'a, quiet & safe Adults only No pets 3fl $795 NE Lg of Sec 27.20-32, N of SR 46, flevex of Fla., Inc. to Michael $31,500. J. Shotnilnc& if Patrkla, it. 2 Moody Harden & wf Jean to Antonnia, it 47 Northwood, wi lily, 1.t. 6 111k 11 Ringer s.d Sleepy Hollow, $32,400. Dorothy Mae Williams, it 93 J. $36,00. $3000 1AO Williams & wi Olie Mae 0. Packard 1st Addn Midway, Michael Builders of Scm., iQCDi Joseph K. Ilium Jr., to Daisy C. Parke & hb. Vin- $2,000. Darlene it 265 Spring Oaks Un. 2. $45,000. I-. ...-.- ILIJ Barbara P. Stallworth, sgl to Simpson & wf. Karen C., W to Robert 1. (',abor & wf Koelhcr & wf Barbara A., Lot Romeo Varela & wf Phyllis K., LukeAmosStallworth,sgl. U 1, 73.15' of U 9 81k B Little Frances, ' ml:. LI. 24 1k 504 Ileatherton Village Un. No. W 141.92'ofE42O.60'of NW tri of -..----.- _________ Lrase - Exccptlor*afl; r*ic; unfurn. apt: induplei. I BR. $145. 7 BR. ties. O'V1.'J .I•( rded Da -. -. - ................................. ......... F.. bA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - , -=,, ', .!,......... 'V _,,,,,-." '.; �12 A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday Oct. 12, 1975 Found Guilty in 'Steal-To-Order' Rn9i iTral Two I Continued From Page I-A) raid it the Crowder's residence at 551 Karen Ave., Altamonte Springs Crowder is also docketed thisweek for two other separate trials on charges of buying receiving and concealing stolen property. He is accused in one case involving chain saws allegedly stolen from a Longwood business and in the other involving frozen meats that police said was stolen from the home of William Shank at Ocoee, in Orange County. citc) r Attacks Are I (Continued From Page lA) said. "If you miss feeding him a couple of days, he'll still be there. And if the dog or kids are sw1nim near the dock, he might consider them his meal," he said. year-old girl killed by an alligator near Sarasota two years ago was th e only documented instance of an all igator killing a human in Florida. "There have bee n several alligators I were suspected of killing and eating people," Godwin said, "but there was no proof that the person wasn't dead already when the alligator got "Alligators aren't very art," Godwin added. "A 1 foot alligator has a brain it e tit .1 large 11111J bean. If Icould teach one to sit up and beg, I'd be a rich "When people feed an alligator off a dock every day, he soon learn3 to be thereto pick up his handout," Godwin - Help WI without Hassle Larry Parrish is back in flames City following his outstanding rookie Season as a major league baseball player. p 8)- JIM HAYNES Iferald Sports Editor I'ht' former St'iriiiiole ('ommunitv ('ollege standout caine to spring training last February at Daytona Reach touted as the Expos' next third baseman, and by gosh, he didn't make liars of Ji ' - ' - them. - Excluding 17 games in which he platooned with Pat Sea nlon, Parrish manned third base the entire season, [lilting a sound .274. lie had 10 home runs, (15 URIs, S triples and 32 (IOU1)Jes. The latter led the and his batting average was third highest among the regulars. C7'J'J']r,r JJ()714J/'(' made it 13-0 and helped take at 22.0. Bongianni were the defenders much spirit out of St, Mike Good, Earnest Manley, doing most of the sacking. Augu.stine. Ken Meadows, Pringle and (Continued On Page 4B) Seminole High School's Kenny Lee recovered a football team ha.s a new chant fumble for Seminole with five for its cheering section. minutes left in the half, but the Forget the old standby like following series bogged at the "give me an S! Give me an K 24 and Bobby Duggar's try for a SPCRM etc." field goal from the 31 was off, The new one is "Give me a due partially to a high snap Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Oct. 12, 1915-18 I)". That's all. froni center. Since D stands for defense, The second hall was strictly that's about all that's needed, defense. Drew Bongianni Seminole's defense was its recovered a fumble on the first saviour once again Friday ra play from scrimmage of the night, as the Seminoles third quarter, and Seminole K' c their record to 4-1 with a 22-0 punched the ball arross the goal Vic tory over St. augustine. line with Itobert 1.iw nag Defense accounted for two from the one. The fumble t ou chdow ns and a safety, and recovery was at the 19. gave SemInoleaioup1eqther While Setninole's offense was scoring opportunities which hampered b) — lb )ard penal ties in the second half t. were not eaptialted upon. Seminole drove sonic 56 Augustine had no breathing 0 0 yar& for its first touchdown room because SeMinole played with quarterback Mark havoc with quarterback Phillip Whigham climaxing the nine. Twine, throwing him for losses play series on a sneak for the on his last four possessions to By SCOrr ABRAHAMS William consistently plowed kill his chances of putting Iferald Correspondent St. Augustine turned around together a drive. through the Patriot middle, Greg Pr and put together or between ad aow h ine K ISSI MMF K The bus ride sco rin g r pleasure is r1 of sacking Kissimt in Tim Raines intercepted a pass '"'. .,i. Uu.5ifle Cflua ZO or a home hiday night from the knee s first touchdown on a toSliver Spurs zwuvu Arena '.dS yaru run early in at the 18 and returned it 82 S1e1) i ,n t second yarLs for a touchdown which game, rounding out the scoring undoubtedly a long one for the per od, wh le Lake B I Patriots. added a second ID four They had just lost their minutes later on his only rush of second game of the season the evening, a double-reverse against two wins to a team that that went for 17 yards around hadn't won in three pre vious Brantley's left side. outings. The offensive bright spot for And worse, the Patriots had the Patriots was their 113 total been limited to just 16 yards yards through the air in 10 rushing, and never even got completions. John Ryan, Mark close enough for a Bob Fite field Boardman, and Jim Yargoal attempt. borough gathered in the tosses 'We respected them coming from Stanley, who threw 25 into this game," said Coach times in the game, mostly In the Sam Weir after the 14.2 loss to second half. Kissimmee. "Their record was The deepest penetration by no indication of what they could the Pats came late in the first do half, when a Stanley to Board. 'They're big, strong, and man pass and a Kissimmee they were Just better than we pus hi ng penalty put Brantley on were tonight," Weir said. He the Kowboy 32 yarn line. But summed it up best when he Stanley was sacked and time - I - . a / . - - 644-2027 I'd say I was satisfied with my first sellsoll," Parrish said by phone Friday afternoon. a ------------"Ia (h i;i... 1 -urr wus over inc nump about halfway in the season. I started off hot, but didn't want to be like a lot of players and tail off completely and go hack to the minors. I sort of leveled off, but staved pretty consistent most of the time.'' - Ile put in three seasons in the minor leagues a tid was called Uf) to Mont real at the tail end of last season. "And they are getting larger," Goodson said. "A few years ago a seven or eight foot alligator was a big one. Now a 12 to 14 foot alligator Is not that unusual." Goodson advised people to watch out for large alligators while swimming and to stay away from any that might come near. , 74' 's77 ; M - 7 %Col S ' . . Seminole s Mark %Thigham had Si. Augusti ne literally on Its knees. Actually. Whigham sneaked torn first down and Is about to be dropped by Jim Alsobrook. I Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. % - . - - "I'm going to work on my bunting for base hits," said Larry. In the meantime it's par, bogey, cast and reel. - \ S emInoie Honors 'Big Fan' (Continued from Page 1-A) McLaughlin, a printer trade, Is also a big booster of the Drive for Sight program of the Lions Club, of which he is a member. Perhaps best known for its campaign to provide eyeglasses to those who need but cannot afford them, Drive for Sight has aided many thousands na tionally over the years who suffer from eye problems. And Bill McLaughlin would much rather boost D'l for Sight, the Fighting Seminoles, or maybe just the kid down the ye block who needs an un derstanding friend, than stand out on the running track at the stadium accepting the accolades of his neighbors. So Bill didn't stay out there very long. Instead, 'ent bacx to actiistomed spt4 the stands to root the Seminoles on once more — wearing his bright orange blazer and a big smile. in Entry H He did reiterate his position that the Federal Reserve tern stood ready to make emergency loans to banks endangered by a New York City default, and two bank regulators told a separate hearing that some banks are likely to need such help. " ch a"" ri ty (1(11 a r. .. , he i - 4 - added, "We were outmanned ran out. tonight, we were outmanneL" Lake Brantley racked up 135 KISinImee threw nO less U n yarthinpenalties,butlittleo( it backs at the Pats, who figured in the scoring. could only respond with rushes Kissimmee began its first from quarterback Fred Stanley dn%eatitsown 46 yard line, but anti running back Rick Garza. an interference call against While Garza gained 34 yards. Brantley placed the Kowboys in Stanley was sacked so many Patriot country at the 37. 1jtimes he ended with minus 18 Kissimmee rushers drove to the - - - -. .. - -, ' K - 4- - -. - . - seven . - . . -. . - .. I, . - . -. .. - . , - .. - . -- - ' . - fee is $50, w hich isn' t had considering ..' . - - w . - A ..'- - - 1 At -' MUM - - .. . yards. Brantley three where the eanwhile, Kowboys Kim Adams, Ed Pearson, and John (Continued On Page 2-B) - .-. Mark Whigham (10) dances away from Scot Tedder In second half action. (Herald erald Photo by Rick Pantrldgei - Teeofftime will bel2:3a and the best part — for hackers system. ss-- — is that scoring will be via the Callaway a e Howell Scores ut Lose Tangerine Matchups Set Frank Wile, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., told a House Government Operations subcommittee that 271 banks in 34 states hold New York City debt issues equal to 20 per cent or more of their total net worth He said another 56 banks in 18 states hold New York City debt equal to 50 per cent of their net worth. 14 m By LOUIS SAPSIS Herald Correspondent Then came a Lake Howell TI) drive that covered 65 yards in Thes' flipped the coin the other day, and Rollins five p lays with the big gai ner drew East Carolina and Stetson matched up with GOl,DENII0D_. On the first coming on a quick opener off Marshall in the Dec. 29-30 Tangerine Bowl play of the second period, tackle by Andriano good for 42 basketball tournament. Friday night, Lake Howell's yards. t Randy Pruitt was hit with a t.o g The payoff play was a burst The tournament IS generallI y t h e nIgiiz1im hi ghli ght Oi penalty for delay of the game, up the middle by Andriano with the early roundball season. but his coach. Tom Ruby, was 8:16 left in the half. The play if)( ' excited to chastise the covered the final two yards and Who's No. 1 At SCC? sophomorewho had just broken gave the Hawks a 14-0 lead. a 17-period drought with the But Pritchard's attempt at first poin ts the Silver hawks the extra point was 'side to the i-a ims No. £ on tile cross countr team at had scored this season, right and turned out to be the Seminole Community College team Coach Terry The penalty was called difference in the final score. IA)ng isn' t certainw hich sass much of the heated because Pruitt had spiked the The Hawks had a couple of ompetitian for top rating among the JuCo thin ball, which is not allowed in chances to ice the game in thc dads, high school play third quarter but failed by The spike came after Randy Inches to get a crucial first It could be Marty Gilrnorc, lmore, Jon Hughes or Mike had gathered in a Jim Prit- down on Mt. Dora's 11-yard Bunn. "Tough to sas but those are the lop three, (hard PaSS hehind Mt Dora's line says Long, who took his team to Gainesville defenders and scampered 75 The drive had started on Lake Saturday for the University of Florida Invitational ards with the bomb for the six Ilowdi sown 47 and ate up most poinLs. of the third period clock as the Seminole is ranked third in the state among Pruitts enthusiasm and the Sil v er hawks kept the ball on JuCo t('dIllS placing 'ichind Miami Dade South and Sil ver Hawks Jo) lasted till the ground for 12 straight plays. Lake Cii, deep into the fourth period , Then with less than a yard to when the home teams offense go Donnie Screnk tried the Rest eve-opening time so far hasn' t been tit five made sevti-ai costly mistakes middle of the line and was miles. It' s at the half-mile, where George gave Mt. Dora a come- repulsed. Alexander clicked off a 1:54,6. Then too, Keith from-behind, 1-14 squeaker. Huh', disagreed. - -- ...- -:-- - - . -:-- -. - y While New York teetered on the brink of default, W.T. Gran t Co. began the first part of Its court-supervised restructuring under bankruptcy protection Thursday. "a Gi retailer announced the closing this year of2ol of its 1,074 stores, virtually ending Its operations west of the Misslssippl River. On Oct. 2 Grant became the largest retailer to under bankruptcy laws in fide U.S. hLstory. A grow of V brinks had loaned Grant about $640 gnulion, and over the week wrote off about a third of the debt Indi%idually under loan-loss provjsIor John on - s 5and the 220 in Tbe Pritchard-to-Pruitt pass "Schrenk made it, at least, to - . \•. ' . , '- - - - ,' '."e',-r.a alw ' . '. - - - ' - - '- Hawks Jim Pritchard can't get field goal past Mt. Dora's Bruce Williams. Malt Simonelli holds. (Herald Photo ti% Torn Vincent) 11wn with 16 left on to block it and end, at least %ell enough for the Hawks. was forced to punt had occuied at the 11:49 mark the 10 yard line," Ruby said the clock, out ofseconds timeouts, and temporarily, the hopes for Lake Sehrcnk gained five yards Track season is still a while off, and Seminole of the quarter and was followed when up Even this didn't prove costly questioned about the call, on Mt. Dora's 23 yard line, Howell's first football win of the could be confirming that cro.ss country is merely a with a Don Andriano run for a "but they the nuddle but Andriano and when Tony Jackson fumbled marked the ball Pritchard tried a field goal. 1975 season. Pritchard were both thrown for warinup for (lie real test — track. two point conversion. where he wa.s thrown back to." Citing loan losses, several major banks reported sluggush reports for the third this past week. (I1 But the Hurricanes were able Ttk- fourth period started off short losses and Like 110~%ell i Continued (in Page 2-111 Series Sa a Of 'The Green Monster' n o s n oston Chase Manhattan Corp., parent of Cbase Bank. uld Us third quarter earnings were off 50 per "The Green MonBOSTON (AP) looms above the 1975 World Series and it could be a horror story or a happy ending, depending on the way it's played. - ster" cent from the same period last York f (Related Stories Page 28 The famous left field wall at Fenway Park also known as "l-he Jolly Green Giant" te right-handed hitters has the starring role as the drama of the 72nd Series unfolded Saturday between the Cincinnati Reds and the Boston Red Sox, "It's got to make me more alert," said Ci ncinnati left fielder George Foster, -- - Marine Midland Bank inc.'s third quarter earnings rose only 0.5 per cent and Bank of New York Co.'s dedired3.3 per cent. - last year it as $75 Duffers are already $25 ahead 'Me fee includes golf, cart, a crack at various prizes, between-holes refreshments and a dinnerdance that evening. But Burns stopped short of year, wtgcjc,J -' tournament Nov. 22 at Mayfair Country Club. Last year the effort raised $3,300 for charitable projects. actually advocating direct federal help for the city. Corp.. partial company of Chemical Bank, siald its ear. rilngs for the period had edged Up only oie per cent. r,i,ncI,r,rtl .ah an w th .• - - , - I Get the five-iron warmed up, Seminole golf buffs. The Rotary needs you. So does the Seminole Community College Foundation. Ditto for the Little Red School house for retarded children. ,. ('1,,, i Rotary itoatir, 'ILI - , . Charity1 Tourney1 Upcoming r the Federal Reserve Board, told a joint economic cornmittee Wednesday that a New York City default "could pro. duce serious strains In secu ritles markets." Unless the crisis Is resolved, he said, "the process of economic recovery now under way In our nation could be injured." 2 - . NEW YORK (A?) — President Ford's plan to cut taxes and federal spending equally by $28 billion, which produced finmediate opposition from Congressional Democrats, had stirred some unfavorable reaction by week's end from the business community. Henry Kaufman, senior economist with the investment banking firm of Salomon Broth. era, termed the plan "Inappropriate," telling a bond conference In New York Thursday it would place upward pressure on Interest rates Kaufman said the proposal would Increase the Treasury's new cash needs by $12 billion in the first half of 'vi& strain the money markets even lwthe* and push up lending rates. Treasury Secretary William SImon had estimated only $5 billion in new Cash needs. Ford and Simon also spent the week defending Ford's refusal to extend federal help to debt-ridden New York City, a]though senUment began toappear In Congress for some sort of assistance, Arthur Burns, chairman of ,, k -.. - - Gets Opposition ' i / Friday he leaves for the Caribbean to join the Escogido club of the Dominican League. lie will play Winter ball until the holidays. . a - City, pki','i:ig golf and fishing. 'I'm trying to not even think about baseball right now," he said. 1 Io ,. - So what's he doing in the offseason? lie's spending a week visiting with his parents in Ilaines Tax Cut Plan Kowbos y a triots P _______ . . Parrish, who led Seminole into the state tournament at Winter Haven in 1971, signed immediately afterward and (lid not return to Seminole for a sophomore season. lie still owns three batting records at Seminole .455 average, 51 UBIs and 70 hits, Col. Goodson said he could keep 1,000 wildlife officers busy moving alligators, who often pop up in back yards, in swimming pools and under automobiles in the driveways. "The eggs usually hatch in September, so the alligator is dangerous through the summer if someone comes could lead to prGblerns. In First Expo Season I fectve In reducing the number of "nusisance alligators." alligator is protecting her nest. domesticate an alligator Larry Parrish Impressive Godwin said alligators, like snakes, have their place in nature but don't belong in populated areas. A controlled hunting season would be ef- comes when the female Defense Stars Again As Tribe Wins No. 4 By JIM IIAYNFS iIIdIl. to him." Godwin said alligators have an instinctive fear of man and will normally run away from people. The exception to this close to the nest," Godwin said. Both Godwin and Col. Goodson said that feeding or otherwise trying to Sheriff's agents said the raids and arrests followed a three Gordon said Yates can still be prosecuted in Seminole despite makes it impossible for his client to receive a fair and Inparti;l month investigation into the 18-month operation of the theft ring the admitted violation of Yates' constitutional rights by Sheriff's trial in Seminole County. that allegedly funneled orders for merchandise through the detective Ralph Salerno who Yates accompanied during the Judge McGregor denied a defense moti on to move last week's Rendezvous Bar, probe, pointing out where burglaries occurred and disclosing how Crowder-Fields trial out of Seminole. Agents said approximately $30,000 in stolen Items were the stolen items were disposed of. James Arthi' Onie, 28-year-old Orlando carpenter, has ad. recovered in the raids at Four locations, including the bar and the "Yates can be prosecuted without using his statements," witted being a theft ring member and is awaiting sentencing on a Crowder residence. Gordon told the jury. He called Yates and Davis "thieves out now guilty plea in a burglary case. Crowder and Fields took the witness stand Friday and told the to save their skins by telling the truth." Another carpenter, Charles Wesley Asbury, 27, of Maitland, has jury that Calvin C. Yates Jr., 28, of Casselberry, and James L. Gordon told the jurors in the closing argwi tents in the Crowder. been accused of being a burglar in the operations and is awaiting Davis, 30, of Orlando, both confessed "n of c1nnil Iirolirt" in r4,ii Ok.a .'t,....—. L_.__ LVII ces dIv w uvucr man uueves JUSt bec ause trials on felony charges including burglary. the theft ring, lied under oa th when they said t hey delivered a th ey're in a cleaner end of the business." stolen 150-horsepower outboard motor to the bar and then took it Freeman submitted to a shop at Fields' business where the th ieves said he (Fields ) arguments, th at Yates the theory to th e jury, in closin g "ripped off" his partners-ln.crime by co vered It wi th blanket, pretending to sell Crowder the boat motor and later retrieving it "I've never ordered any th ing from Cal Yates," Crowder and ta king it to anot he r location where it was sold and Iran.testified. headmitted he bought a TV set at one time from Yates. sported to North Ca rolina. Freeman claimed th at Yates is Fie!ds denied having been at the shop when th e outboard motor protecting someone else and that the "majority of what Yates as put th ere. lie told th e jury he returned to the business and stole was peddled" out of a truck stop in anoth er city. found it in th e shop. He said th e motor was missing the next day Speaking of Yates, Freeman told the [urors, "I almost vomit at and he didn't know what happened to It. th e sight of this animal roaming th e stree ts." Yat es testified that Crowder paid him $400 for the motor that an During th e theft ring probe sheriff's agen ts said on numerous Orlando man testified was valued at $1,800 and that Crowder and occasions th ey "bugged" Yates with an electronic eavesdropping Fields both said there was no need to remove serial numbers device and ta pe recorded conversa ti o ns between Yates and becathe motor was tobe shipped out of the stste , suspec ts allegedly conn ected with the th eft ring. Assistant Sta te Atty. Charles Gordon told th e jury the stolen Agents a lso said they monitored approxima te ly 1,600 conmotor hasn't been located. versations on two telephones wi th court-ordered wiretaps. Yates testified th at he was involved in 100 to 150 burglaries and Ac cording to court tiles, wiretap Information has been in Senitnole ("unty. I)avis testified that be is to the dcltnse in othur es nüng against Crowder. rerealid facing clwrges in both Seminole and Orange CounUes in conFreeman mid he has riled niodons for change of venue in the nec'tion with the theft ring operation, remaining Crowder cases, contending that pre-trial publicity L'inlgie St. Augustine Falls, 22-0 Haynes' Hunches who saw the "Giant" for the first time at Friday's workouts, "1 realize that what I do with the wall could have a outcome on the game." A word of encouragement comes from Carl Yastrzeniski, who Is perhaps the best living expert on the 37-foot cornpilalion of concrete and tin. Ha' has played 15 years in Fenway Park and owns six Golden Gloves for his masterful pe rformances in the treacherous left- field arena. 'llwrc have been guys who've conic in here for the first time and played hell off that wall," said Vax, Boston's acknowledged leader. "They've played it much better than I ever could." This is the problem with the wall: when a ball hits the lower concrete half, it shoots straight out like a bullet. When hits the tin above, it drops straight down. When it hits on the scoreboard, it takes crazy boun ces — usually toward right. center field. When It hits into the left-field cor ner, a maze of nooks and crannies, it jumps around like a lx'zerk pinball. You have to make your decision quickly on how you're going to play the ball and stick to It," said \'astnzeni.ski. "I usually like to play it safe. I don't gamble on trying to make a spectacular catch unless there's a big run or a game in the balance." Foster agreed In safety first, too. "I'll play it safe," the lithe outfielder pointed out. "I'm not going to be overaggressive and charge around like crazy. I'll ;ust [rive to feel niv w av, I iues.s — list ott Manager l)ar re hi Johnson, quite logically, thinks that Yaz has a dramatic edge over fledgling Foster in playing the crucial position. "My left fielder knows a little more about that wall than a guy who has only seen it once," Johnson points out. But Cincinnati Manager Sparky Anderson says it ain't necessarily so. "I think that we'll be having George Foster playing a little deeper than Yin," says Anderson. "lIe knows how to play the ball out Ilk- re so he can afford to play I a little closer than most outfielders. With this kind of uncertainty, it will be to our advantage to play back a nit. 'One thing that I don't think has been brought out too much is that we're the type of club which could lose a few hoiiit' runs uv-r that was:." This best-of-seven Series for the world championship features two of the hungriest clubs in baseball. The Reds are shooting for their first World Serie' triumph Sifl4'' 1i° Arl the ltd Sox lact 1 in 1'1, r- �Sunday, Oct.12, 1975 Last Laugh Belongs __ ._-' ,, " I - . I j l.a - r, t I,. ' 1) q ' ' " ,, ;': :'7-' '.-.--- •.•. 1'1, / Z! - KISSIMMEE—' They fought the Civil War here" e The Army practiced the Vietnam ar on this spot" It must be an artillery practice field in the offseason" J, i - - £ •.. .. - ji '', '.''J ' .tt Kiss I rn mee Kicks '_ - bet%etfl their Patriots and Kissimmee, as the> waited for L. -- ' ,, 1 .'7'" - .. 4 Lake B rant ey eeningthough,forthepatots later lost to the Kowbo>s 142 game %4e II hate to fight for i(ontinued from Page 1 m _______ all %e can get" The site' Kissimmee'sSther . - - •'. ' Spurs Rodeo arena, a long-time defena held briefly before Lake Brantle) takes on Port Randy Robinson, quarterback of the Kowboys, bursts up the football action Saturday. The game was one of three scheduled at football stadium in the rodeo Adams pushed across the score. Orange Spruce Creek next middle for a long gain in Sanford Recreation Department flag offsison. Two Branthey week, at home. major f't. Mellon Park. (Herald Photo b', Tom Vincent) Ni. the ilaycrs didn't enter :n;ilties n Fsti.'i' next L Kinmm,, through the white-washed punt set up the game's final QrantI.y F5t downs I? io • cattle shoots in the corners. And tally. ,j4,,4,4_ COWBOYS ON LONG GAINER L By THE ASSOCIATED 1'ftIjs was the univ Natunal hockey l)avidson. the 6-foot -3 close. Jean Ratelle scored what 630 iiiesh fence that protects and instead of getting Ihe balI its victory over the Oilers. Mike patrons from stampeding bulls back on the punt, Brantley was but in goal for the New York Six clubs began play in the season from St. Louis. 12:20 of the second period on a the other goals (or the Fighting Rangers and made the right World hockey Association: the Davidson said he didn't stop pass from Steve Vickers. Saints, while fllair MacDonald kind of tmpres.sion on his boss. Minnesota Fighting Saints beat and think about his debut, but Atlanta got on the board in had Edmonton's lone tally. 4 F U17O 70 Unknowing Brantley fans the first down at the Pats 1i plowed through Orlando Two plays later the Kowboys to attend the contest made the score 140. ii me Adams 0-li flv NcNiehols Arena. head coaching career. "He the Rangers' season opener, a at 12:32 of the first period when final period. The crowd of 1500 was lost tn actually out of the end zone and Passing Branttey- Stanely2s to really picked us up when we 2-2 tie with Chicago on Wednes- Rod Gilbert caught Atlanta First-period goals by Ted Rob Ftorek scored two goals the huge stands. On both sides, awarded Brantley a sJety. 0. 113 yards needed ii" day. But for the game at At- goalie Phil Myre out of position Hampson Johnny and two assists to power PhOe- fans settled comfortably In and "Our schedule doesn't get R anhi3Boardrnar .V The Rangers-Flames clash lant,a, Stewart gave the nod to and flipped in the puck frcm in McKenzie paced Minnesota to nix past San Diego. roomy seats between the thirty any easier," said Weir after the 3 ____ ' ' ...'. . '. ' ( '.' -'-- - ._ - ,. - . , ' . - £ ',i 'I - - "' Jr.— -, *', -a-'-. -. r . - ,. 4.p_• . -- fr w 4 ".' .. .., ?!, ' p - /r_-_ - ' . - .. ".- ' ' J' 4.#4, ,1 -'- , "I" .,. ,- "-'" "' L)onSehrenk break. through Mt. Dora line, Vance Smith (25) Iea&s ixarsuiL ()vie n I 0 'ie r i. rn ' ,,,.' ---' "'-'-' , l, r I - ., gain. - All Oviedo quarterback Lee Ward had to do to win the game was not let the ball wind up on his own side of the field, SO he L t...'_. .—..- e.,-. WiUJ LItIJ simply fell on the ball, ending : the game. Under rules of tietx-eakers, each team alternates running eight plays (four each) 1USd the : winner is determined by which idc of the (IoN tIio ball %Iflt up. Oviedo got on the scoreboard - i---. ... 1)7 LU ;-.-...-:-- UiIgUIL-, u ..--. ' at an fry eala was ex - - are are cast of - ' a everyone waa that ' from two and Jr. at of a a busy, - " 15 5) 117 00. P (8 S $173 30 Cacho Miguel. 7 Bilbac Aguirre, S 19 5, 7 70, 1 70. 2 Maruni Aguirre (7) 7 70. 3.20. 3 Fermin Muguerza SEVENTH - 1. EchanoYze, 7 Catho Beetle, 3. ICe PereZ. Eddy (61 7, 3 10. (73) 00. P (37) Leni:. S Aldana Alberd,, 6 Lamr $Is QQ0(55 all553 7) 5)5560. Jay,, 7 Uric Sanchez, $ Plegw ' 60 Arena A 3,191, Handle- $157661 EIGHTH — I. SalaEchaye, 2 ENTRIES Alaya Alp,, 3 Celayc Altu. I MONDAY MATINEE Fermin Bengoa, S Erddzaju.n. 6 . ' ENTRIES SATURDAYNIGHT FIRST Race — C.2 Pace — I Mile — Purse 542$ — I Drift Fisher WHEN YOU GIVE THE UNITED WAY Q 600•218 YOU HELP YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS -..-. .--'. ...... ....... IPJ ,.-. - - for the men was rolled by Jerry' Rickets 516. The high series for series too. Rob Locke and Jim 519. Hose Belew spared the 2-7-9 Golden 212 and for the women the men was Keith Johnson 203Worgum both rolled 231 games split and Lynn Emerson picked Polly Price's 202 ganic was 573, Kit Johnson 537-209, Steve and their series were 558 and up the 5-10 split. high. High series- Pnce 510 antI Hinst 207-209-533 and Max 590 respectively. Warren Shooting Stars Ladies: Roni llrede 498. High average Smith 203-560. Lois Smith Mewes had a 226-562, Terry Bonnie Ling (Link Conmen-Herman Flannagen 180 converted the 5-7 split. Waldrop 216-533, Rod Macl4eay structiomn was only two pins and women-Price 167. llarbaou & Co. Mixed 213-518, Hay Ceynowa 212-570, away from her 600 series when Tuesday Iomning Swingers League: The high game of the Andy Patrick 210-572, Fred she rolled not one but two 211 Ladles League: The two high flight was a 2.37 rolled by Jim Samples 209-549, George games for the big series of the Waldrop 204-514, Jack Reuhlen morning (598). Alice hendricks series were by Miller Garner johnson. He also had a 212 for a 610 series, and the only 600 of 204-550, and Randy Bowling 202- I Lyle [lurk Farms Team) (529) and Shannon Corsi (50") game 1) the night. Other highs: Ed 524. Zales Jewlers took 4 from rolled a nIce 530-213 for the high Corsi had the high Borne 210-528, Buck Benton 213, Inland Materials, Music game, MCI Team member and Garner second high (1) J.W. Dunlap 203-576, Ron Unlimited won 3-Burger Chef I, Ginny Duniho had the high for "Queen of the Week" Is Diane ,%llman 200-513, Tom Wheaton Joe Greamons 3-Burns Texaco her team u477-177 and high for Gaston with plus 131 pins. Michele Spencer and Carol 210-520, Alice Hendricks ("Star I, All American Flag 3-Fleet Greens Grogeries was Betty Slaughter rolled turkey's and of the Week" with plus 83) 199- Reserve Ass 1, Wall Plumbing Ball 461 and Ruth [lurk 173. The the 5-7 split was apared by 570, Polly Price 183-522 and Bob Heating and Air condiatloners following splits were conhltg & Ac split with Lewis verted: Hall 5-7, Fayne Carr I.ynda Will. Dot Polk, Anneue Locke 182-517. 111gb averages on '" you can, wnai ii woWci De [IKe to come lace to face with a seemingly prehistoric monster. In this case the monster was a Kodiak bear standb eight feet, six inches tall and the man who faced it was Ron Tuppen of Tuppen's, Inc., a sparting goods store in Lake Worth, Florida. The scene was the frozen tundra of Kodiak Island, Alaska, and Tuppens, the hunter, was well equipped to handle the situation, having made the trip from South Florida with the press purpose of taking a trophy bear, Evenso,thefeatwasnoteasy__ittookMxgfmase%.efl millimeter magnum to down the brute. landed enough fish to feed the entire crowd outdoor fish fry. The Lemon Bluff fish and country music jam session was a roaring success last Sunday. "Woody" Woods and his wife, Jean, served well ovcr 100 guests in spite of the threatening weather, The good OVIEDO COCOA SEACH were accompanied by some outstanding to First Downs I) piltar playing and vocalizing, Even Woody a'" able to get from YardS Rushing 11110 119 behind the counter long enough to do a little "pickin' and grinYarctsPass;ng $7 fling" to the delight of the crowd, o Passes ni oo Fumb).iLost 33 Specks and breani ....-.biting well around Lemon Bluff and the '' new car.sp owner says quite a few bass 90 Ptna)I'es schooling but they are are hitting well around the Osteen Bridge and the dock educated and hard to fool. The 1,2.00-pound specimenback was to so Florida huge it had be divided fishermen there are pulling in bream in good fashion. Some bass Ovi.'cSa i 7 • i—Is into three sections Icr shipment to betomounted, Cc'coa Be'ath 0 0 5 6 6-lI are reported schooling nearby but John Lankford, camp manager Dick Dove, Sanford taxidermist, was selected to do the task of These lady anglers! Took the wife out on the river Wednesday they are hard to fool, re-assmibling, skinning, aiwl making the life-sized mount, With and she showed the old man up by boating a nine and a hail pound 0- Ev6n 6 pass from Ward Bass in the grass is the story from Marina Isle. Several the bass on her second 'Fenton ),itk), no model to go by, only measurements which in many with a purple plastic worm. My score? 0-Merchant 36 pass from Ward regular anglers in that section of the St. Johns have had excellent zilch! proved to be inaccurate, Dove completed the monumental task '"" .atrhit' this veck sorking the shoreline of last eek --the bear as shot lie May. the river and slougks, CO MCCI intoc k run Hood Coker has managed five or six The finished product was per day using the ever(I'ntoy run) Fishermen on the Main Street Pier in Daytona were treated work of art, showing in every line faithful plastic worm and Jim Penney Is using a J° Cb 113 conI,< 1 run (run failed) thebrutestrengthand(erocityofthenJJca, an exceptional run of drum on Thursday, Merle Keller, pier manager, said The only sad Dart is -, the bear missid zr.nkfne thea røwv4 and pork rind with good results, eeitnn, •s. -' .t. tn me acuon wun bluefish b&ok by a fraction of an inch 01$ the skull measurementS. and aheepshead mixed in with the drum. Late Thursday string of speckie perch Thursday drift fishing with live minnows On the local fisbii front, the lAg thing this week has fcrbaItandBobKIngathdwthJ poleandNo.Aflb Bob Kamasly landed a pawSd channel bass Wednesday speckled perch. At Hiley's Camp on Lake Jessup visitors have to land a limit slso. and most of the blues caughtwe- in the three pound class according to Keller, brought in literally hundreds of specks. Some of the outstanding "Fishing is good!", was the word Kathy Snyder at 'n-out are catches listed through Thursday showed a total of 79 In days Wekiva Landing. Frank Eaton Tommy Hawkins took 15 picking up .round the Daytona area bridges with k--landed by WaUer McCafferty, Thurman Wright Sr and his son in two days this week using the Rapala plug"agid the the Port Orange and Granada bridge anglers scoring on snook. pLtple Wayne Brady at the Thurman took 96 In two days. Paul Belvins and Louise Lyod, PlaStiC WOfll'I, Fishitn' Hole Tackle Shop also told of a big run of bluefish at the Sun-Glow Pier and 30 landed and Howard King of Apopka tallied 65 in his two day Many other parties of campers scored with catches of bass Ponce Inlet. visit to the ca nip, A couple of Spanish machcrel big ones and t)reanl and a few specks are beginning to show up. over seven pounds One of the and five powidea- were listed in Other strings Included 481cr Glacie and Jordan on a Wed- Lady canlpers, Mrs. McDonald of ThusvWe waj thrilled when she the &ln.Glow catches, neslaytrlp, FrankRlnaldoandwlfehad 12 tAg onesuptoapowxl landed a bass of nearly three pounds. Ocean fishing has been just lair, the seas have cabised down and a half, Chick Wests, D.Z. Wests and Chuck Beech of Orlando buta badcurrentis$tlll hampering thedeep Relaxing and enjoying nature on the boatsout of Inlet beautiful Wekiva River Harbor. Howev er, a 30 pound kingfish was landed Thursday from pulled in 50, whCe Louis Mack and Matilda &ntly brought In was the main interest of ClflIpers at Wekiva Haven according to about the same mimber. private bat and tarpon and George Cheney, camp manager, but the anglers In a party spinner sharks are keeping the of 10 sports fishermen - 3 CO. 7 50. 2 JOyOUS Move (6) 3 50. 260. 3 Benes Mitli (3) 7.50. 0 (6 , $16 70. T (7 6 5) 573 70: T 2:0:2. . II)) H,ir,cI!e 557.434 910 0 ' WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE Mounte Ko ia Bear A VVork Of Art - - 4. -- night, and walked away' with a Fenton kicked the extra point. for the tie-breaker In the second quarter, Oviedo system after defeating Cocoa stretched its lead to 144) as -'-- $10) 20 1 (36 all) '92 80. T 2 - new respect --- ELEVENTH: I Arecna Echive SIXTH — 1. AIt, 2 I7, 960, 7 CIyer T,lp (6) S10. (5)2460,950 560. 7 Sant. Bemsoc Barre Perez, 3. Domingo Alava Zarre, 10, Beach - High School's football team Stadiwn as Ward passed six Beach fell in Its fourth con- defender in the area wa the Steve Dickson on what ap- the field by ambulance, with but they did not mark his for- again with less than a minute to where it started, on the 50, the extra point. Henry Finney broke through for The second half -- was — all ('ieen a live-yard gain. And when Beach, however. The Cocoa.Beach ran its fourth and Minutemen scored with final play, quarterback Brian McClintock punching the ball Mcdllntock was stopped for no across on runs of 5 and 1 yard. Maruri Echave. 3. Chutho Mencha. Erdoza Muguersa, S Cetaja Miguel. 6 Sela L,arrea. 7 Ferm'i NINTH: I McRoberts (3) 7600, Smymna Taylor Pierson 77, Intmr lChen 16 Melbourne 53, Seabreeze 0 Astronaut II. T.tusv(ile 7 Vero Reach 17. DeIray fl*'ath S SiteIlite 30. West Palm flch Twin Lakes 6 ,'- - ' e o New 1/isses 30 Q I Serraes Rolls Big -.' --. '-"-'. 480 7 Bombay Jason IS) 1420, 610. 1 60. 7 Sinti (3) 150, 300. 760. 3 Suporier Boy (2) 9.60; 0 (3 8) P,'arun, 15) 1 10, 0 (1 5) 531 80. P Ovie'do IS, Cotoc Beach II, (Cummengsl 6 I 3 Intighter (Alien) a,l.a I t4'.' A'ania, OT 4 Echano Chuct'o Muquerza 8 1 1 Grniano Buty (HaIl) 7 7 Rockledge leni:. S Icc Okoki, 6 Eddy Elonia, NINTH — 1 Aguirre, 2. Juan. 3 Admiral Firmagut 17, Fort 21 West Orange 13Chief Beatrice Way I B Rur$ 6 Legend 7 Cecho Sanche:. •. ursa Alberdi SeIa, I Bilo, S. Erdoza, 6. Alp). 7 ltlicnow 7 7 1 Bonnie Flyer Myert Bigio, Verot 16 SECOND - 1 Echino EIorza, 7 Celaya, $ Zarre. tOenes) 17 II Abe's Hope Ptmef to 3), Punta Gorda (Seidems) Eculy Beta, 3 Barr, Okoki, I TENTH — 1 Sent). 7 AlIt,, 3 Charlotte 0 Aldana Lenil, S Ice Alberd ,, 6 Larrea. 4 Maruri. S Mentha, 6 SECOND Race — Mile Pace — Ogu'ia Sanchez, 7 Larni Arena, I f Myers Cypress Lake Chucho. 7 Ftrmin. $ Muguerza Claiming 51.000 — Purse 1400 Lort Myers Riverdôl 6 Uric Vz ELEVENTH-i DomingZarr,, Tx C CC lhlenfCld) S I 2 He Gone THIRD — 1 Ice Via, 2 Echino 2 Cac Bengoc, 3. OguIza Perez. timore, Philadelphia at Miami, fourth-ranked Nebraska did the minute to go Fort Myers I). Clewiston in the first half on on Chris Dennis' 31-yard field •ni £ 1 Don Brewster Denver at Pittsburgh, los An- past two weeks in winning 20-17 a one-yard sneak. The tally goal in the first quarter, moved (Howard) Arena, 3 Amecha Alberdi, 6 Ursa 1beII 4, Florida Air II Erza AlIt,.?. Arecha Aipi, I Sate 5 (han Tag (Foster) 61 6 Len:. 7 Victory 37. Oak Hall I6 Lam Sanchez. S AO1in, Miguel geles at San Diego and Atlanta and 31-16 victories. Mallory ended a 47-yard march high- 80 yards to Guy (Vandervoet) 10 1 7 score a touchdown Trenlon II, Pd-wbcmry j,, TWELFTH — I Sent; Aguimre I Bumn Gu at San Francisco. On Monday called the Hurricanes "the best lighted by' two Williams passes (Bere:nakl 3 1 I IIor,(la High 76. N FdURTH - 1 Bulbao Bengoa, 7 Celaya Echave. 3 Bilbao.AItu, Florida Metrolin,, Mc), atthestartofthefj'1Jiquarter night it's St. Louis at Washing. (ProvosU 7 2 team in the country." (hm,stjan 0 Domingo Jay', 3 Negui Echave. I for 29 yards. Chucho Juan, S Marvel Lamrea, 6 on Tim Morgan's plunge from THIRD Race - I Fly Fly Fella ton, ?,'aniann 19, Gulf Breeze 6 flame Zrre S Larr Mquel 6 Fcrm,n ('arl Selmt'r, tiring of praise 7 Erdosa Ap "A lot of people thought we the one-foot line. 8 I 7 FOli5h April ,, 7 Caeo [:3j, Ouncy Shanls 19. Milton 6 ' S 5,Ua '.'t'rea (1r?iOfl) 9 2 3 Cash Box Pensacola Esambia 26, Pen (Filltpt'Il) $ II Phantom Ad0s INo _________________________________________________________ F. sacola High Onivertl75 RedCIay(O'AmatoIS Pensacola Cathotic 19, Prose I Pesh, Time (Demjangk) S I 7 cola Pine Forest 0 :.rdcn Cd (Dennis C 10 1 8 Mc'rol,na Tallahasi,e' Ppocr Iflr'Ogc't) II Godby 3. Pensa cola Woodham 0 FOURTH Race — 1 Mile Pace — Enterprise, Ala,, 36, Pensa Claiming 51.500 — Purie 1425 1 cola Washington 17 D.qrjer Wave (Lt*iS) 10 I ? PenSaol '.',i'ct,'mn Champ L'becal Arts 37, RIo.c,ti 51 3 Kinston. Ala , $4 RQbpflS Kim (Beregna),) 9 2 4 Marianne 19. Gulf flree:e 6 Heather Chance (Nelsen) $ I S Mr Ylton 19. Ouincy Shanks 6 Durkee (Provost) 77 6 Four O.i' Century 12. flonifay S Process C SaUl' I I 7 ScOttys Am Fort . MflD WAYC TU All vt'ui &'IIftuI - WAII,'P'i A..,,P. ix o., . ,'',' 'J,.1i viiuiItI4 I P UW ITUU% 'CiO I U IUI I ,lma City MOSIey 0 19,rd No Driven I 81 201 and c,., for her big 596 Twelve pins away from that Nice-yule 6. Panama FIFTH Race (.2 Pace I Mile C,ty "Star of the Week" is Eva magic number (300). That was Rutherford 0 Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your Purse 162$ I (-ustace L6dy hlogero with plus 132. Linda Grand Bay. Ala, 2$, Walnut (CrOSSin) 8 I 2 Amy Girl Mercury Jerry Temple when he started Contribution in order to help your friends and neighPaul 773. KlIlarnev knight (Sica) Lewis also had a 214.519, Clara Hill 6 bars who need his first frame with a spare and help right now. Wewahltcp,ka 6. Jay 0 1 4 Daylonai. Tern (SeitJtr) I IS Boyd 206-515 and Rogero 531 rolled 10 consecutive strikes Chsply 7$. Athlord, Ala, ii Omulgee Gem (Nicholl II 6 Giving The United Way is series. Graceylll, 30, Baker 0 ?,Pc'trolin,s Abby (Bridge's) 5 I 7 and then an eight count to finish perfect, painless and Blountstown 10, Vernon 7 OuCbey,' SOflC IN Phiil.pl meaningful. Yo'i can give a weekly or monthly with a 288 game and a 631 Quincy Monroe 7. Cottondale I reeze (H Philips), I Flaship Bank Mixed League: amount of your choice where you work.. , through series, Another 600 series 6 SIXTH Race 1 Mi). Pace "Star of the Week" is Marie your employee wthhoidinn nLan ...i airrinti fhii nir,h) tall fi,.. A1. AflAl,h,rA 'U r.,... Ci.m,nn - )S 'ai tA --.......V (1 - Ii r V )T 'p -"p I- - Jv d wee K Pirozzi with 76 pIns over. Top Christian 6 o 'ddle N (kurttwo,thl ' builds to $26 a year. Money to help another human Serraes 6162l8. Other 200 dusk>' 209. High for the women game for tile women 188. flt,st 7 ''r' i Pt' Ci) 11. JacksnviIle Hill games of the night are: Bob being. gaines: Tracy Cashe 230-517, was Kristie Johnson 214-6% and Beautiful Waieerly IL Taylur) 3 I .1 Sanford Cit> League: Honors Belew 218-516, Jack HOmer 211Yankee Guy (fIretool 6 1 S Sun Greenmo II. Carabelle o Carl Sandusky 227-550, Tim Connie l,ahman 198-679. of the high game go to Jack 543, Buddy Bass 209-199, Term)' Port St Joe I. P,'Ontielto 0 VCtyt (S4u1) 92 6 Idaho 1,f Hawingtun 223-522, Lee Boll-A-Bouts Mixed League: Kanner along with "Star of the Emerson 203-Rose Patrick and Auc,lI 11, Snceds 0 lS.ttk,il S 1 7 Silky Squr" Michaud 217-554, Gene Rogero loisSmithhashighaveragefor Week." lie rolled a 234.550 And>' Patrick (not to out do FAMU High $9, WkulI 15 O , 'OrCk',h '0) 5 kclly?k In ____________________________________________ Mount Dora 15. Lake 110*011 1 ',l),',j I 201-578 and Paul Barnes 198-556. the women at 164 and Keith during the night. Sixteen 200's each other) rolled 203 games SEVENTH Race-I Mile Pace Johnson is high for the men at feel iIn(l Don Lahman was the and 530-542 (Jmatilla II, South Sumter 12 series, Phil Roche BOY SCOUTS - . . CENTRAL FLORIDA Sanford Plaza Merchants 175. High series for the night only' bowler Escambla 76, Pensacola High Prd(t4o'wardI ISI2 LCAiSS Gr,,, to get two of them 198-562, Jim Moyer 177-504, Al SHELTERED WORKSHOP . , , CHILDREN'S IS lWerkhrit,em) IS I 3 Bomber 0 II HOME SOCIETY . - . GIRL SCOUTS , - Teihlhlpie Just - " , ncnøz, 15t(,'r' ,---.. ..-. ., ':•' 4 - 4 I - - . ' '.-. " . - .. - . - - ' ' - -. - LOPe: IS. ApoI*a 6 ', '.:7è"' 'e S I 3 Tiluana Beau iBIocd 101 1 I4orotoqy (Manten., 10 I S flv'ci Iftourgeost 6 I 6 PoehIl Ben lWurtlorth SI 1 'nrjl Joe i TENTH RaCe - I Mile Pace — 5 Handicap - Purse 5,00 I Fa Little T.'k, lKaur,cr 6t 7 Mci Tom l Taylor) 1013 Special 8rd (Brainardi S I I Boca West Uohflsonl 5) 5 Vrqina Charm I Se.derS) B I 6 Easter April 1Ueeiy) 97? Curiøv Note (Wñtt) t ith Oreon fE Taytc, 17 There'll ' w attention equally wIn1c Saints, 10 ground-gainers, Miami is Whenever a traded player I)akl to another quarterback have nwnaged a mere 10 points second only to the Bills in AFC 13 ri comes up against his former matchup. In Minnesota, the in their three games, while Paul rushing. This week it's the Lake C*ty 55, Jakon teatnmates,theadrenaliflshifts Vikings' Fran 'farkenton and Wiggin's Chiefs have to t to Eagles who'll be in their way. Keflney 71, 1'v Pnrn.ino Beach 71. HaIlan into high gear. With Craig Nor- j Namath of the Jets go head- slow down the unbeaten 31, Parker 0 3 The Broncos, who need all the 5,'fldatw 1. Paxon 6 South Plantation IS. South ton, frive.the juices must be in over- thcadforUiefjrst time ever in Itaickrs, running they ('an get against Hroward II of Mayo 16. Hastinu 6 regular-season play. And in Orlando Tabernacle $7. High 8t0n IL flIl The Bears an l.ions arc get- Pittsburgh, are hoping for a For years, the one-time All. ('ificmnn'jlj quarterback Jim ting together for the 83rd time return to action by Otis AwlWit lands Christian 6 31. Dunellon 0 1ilsdi. 7). Lees fl. Int( 16 American quarterback at the Plunkettresujiies his cotiieback in a rivalry that dates back to strong, who carried the ball just i 17, r lager P.iu University of California and from a preseason shoulder 1934. Itrojt's lint' couldn't prl ' • once last week before aching I)allas' No. I draft pick in the '',,:i f za S Macun Alfu, 6 Madison Jqi Alat , Grecn'?'lI(' 0 r ';' 'rea. P Fermin AspI. I leading the Patriots tect quarterback t;reg Iint1ry ribs forced him back to the (lay 37, Fercindna 7) 1965 National Football Loaguc against the Bengals, Who have (ruin the charge' of Jetliru Pugh bench. Harness Racing Orlando Sem,noi (trait spent nuirh of his unIt' C.irol City 19, Miami 5prir NINTH — I Alava, 2 Aguirre, 3 notonly the NF'l.'s top passer in and tile Cowboys. Now it's got FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS U i lure, S Celaya, 6 Atpi, 7 Seminoic Turf Club The Chargers are not only FIRST I Un:a BC.ti,i Ji, II 7, the sidelines, watching Roger Ken Anderson but also own the to try to stop Wall>' thiambers & South Dade , (oral Park 0 Irclolil FRIDA'f NIGHT Staubach call the Cowboys' sig- toughest defense 43 170. 7 L,irni Javi III. 910, inless at home but they're Southwest 5. Miami Beath 7 in the (So, TENTH - I Mature, 7 Larr,a.) RESULTS nais. 00 3 (ChaflO Arana IS). 570. 0 Porthwest Christian 56. Inter scoreless there, too. And Attu. 5 Chuth American Coerence. 6 FIRST I Gtrur 1ay (B Regurl file 5)6 80. P (III $153 Ikspite some brilliant per'.'.(JUi 1 Mencha, I S to 60. 1 00. 7 Jefferson AdjO ecmn Trying to stop O.J. Spson they've got the tough prospect Ain, virñn U SECOND: I flarre Via (3) 16 •0. C,ulliver 77, Mueller 0 )l I tO ELEVENTH — I Alai,, Echare. 'File Oilers, having tasted de- seems to be the toughest job one of trying to sre against the 1160 3 Birdie H Voto (5) 110.360, 7 ica Beitla (1)120.640. Eustis 77. Groeland 0 180 Q C? 1) $18 60. T 7 II I 7 Barre Miguel, I Domn00 Perez. formances, like Bowl, his guiding l)allas to a Super he wasfeat for the first time this year could get this year — and now Banns, second only to the Vik3 FOdy Perei (II. 0 (13) 513 60. P rrostproot 19. Tam Tpt ArechI Juan, S Chucho Zarre, 6 SECOND: I Dr Puff IT Crai 1)11 SIll $0. BQ() land III 576900 s"JIIlpIlrnCfltS of the Bengais Baltimore's got it. But the Colts logs in National Conference de- Hright o still ('oftsidered the team's No.2—last eek u 'z o. to. 5 10 7 Great Value 7 Ferm,n Alto, I Bg THIRD: I Ice Aiberdi (Ii. 1610, T a rn p d head into coach CleveChamberlain IS, II) 1 60. I'tr quarterback. Ultimately the land, where Browns' 550 3 Chancey Miss Lacy 580. 160. 2 Arecha Beta have inure to worry about. In fense. Steve Bartkowskj helped Lakeland 14, ol TWELFTH — I Sata Miguef, 7 (6) 350. 0 II 1) $701 70. T (1 I 6) 3 .:O 1 Lam Lniz (5) 7 00. 0 (75) situation got to be untenable only thrce games, the Simpson. get Atlanta off and wnning last PJf'W PO(t Ri(hty Gut) . ,,, ;. ), 51.135 10. 0 0 (7 IC $7100 Alf, i7 Forrest (rtg is still booklI)( fit P SCSC o lid ltnffa!, rinirith unt• is just "" 2) r, 1, '.',, 'r:, i , an'l Morton hegan the "ida- fr hi (list ictory. THiRD: I I M P,'rk ( Sunday and rius lied like to PuTtZ FOURTH. I 'lUôn,, ji 0 Lakes 7, Crystal Riv unter-trade.,jie" plea which fermn P,'r ', ,' worth) (1) 670. 360, 310; 7. P L.irr' i, 88 yards short oF 1,000 for the show his foer home-town (f Land 1260.770, 500 7 Barre Echave(3) 6 tier a Ercjo:a iu.U' Two other new heai coaches season, has been voiced by more than a Pob(S) 900.450, 3 Cold 600. 100, 3 Are(he Perez II) 600 folks that it wasn't a fluke. AuburndalC 20. Dade ',yn ) City J 0(71) O 80. T (783) 0(3 5) 54.00, P153)515660. DO are in thesame boat with Gregg ENTRIES Similarly, the Dolphins seem ltartkowskj is returning to face Pao 0 uS) 20. 7 210 I SATURDAY NIGHT S S4 10 few disgruntled Pla'ers who - but their chans of bailing Lakegand Kathleen II, Gain FOURTH: I Deuante Tess IC to be running roughshod over San Francisco in the Bay Area, FIRST — I Aian Arana, 7 FIFTH: I Fermin Larrea 17) vlle 0 felt the> were destined for out of the winless list appear KCIIy) stardom 1250. 660. 600, 2 im '700 a50, 310. 7. Ceiaya Mencja Negu. Via, 3 Eddy Jay). I Larni anyone sho gets mn their way. the scene UI his collegiate WiI000 31. Dumetlon 0 F'S' eSi 360. 350. 3 Mithana IS Alberdi, 5. Cacho Leni:. 6 ICe 70. 6 aO. 7 And eventually the Cowboys vastly (Iliferent. Hart Starr's With Mercury Morris anti Don triumphs at the University of Hudson 19, Clcerwaler Calho Chief 171 100. 0 13 5) 574 i0 T (35 160 Miguel 0 57 ui 80Erddza P (7 SI 5739 10 (I) Elonsa, 7 Ursa Beita, I Echano lic e heeded his pleas and dealt Mor- Packers are going against the Nottingham both among the lop ('alilornia. 7) 163600. T 7:107 SIXTH: 1 Echano Bencoa (6) Tampa Robinson I?, Plant ton to the New York Giants, FIFTH: I Senator Mir IA Kula) i) SECOND — 1 Len(z, 2 lO 060.900. 2 Alava Perez (I) C'ty 7 f 3 P0. 713. 7 Scch Play y getting in return a No. I draft Ici flta, I Echano Elorsa. I Domng Zarre (1) St i Pett rsburg 1'o, CS' 7 70, 7 60 2 Hello Dre Ed Mbdi, S Larri Yza, 6 Unia 0 1 6: 561 10 P (6 IC 520050 choice which ultimately turned )4emnando 6. 0? 2 40 0 (711 950, QIS 71 1100. Aran,i, 1 Aldana Sanchez. I. flame SEVENTH: I ice Arena (1)960. lame Tampa East Bay 21, Tampa 1 1 si s (*) T uS?) $76 60. T 840. 3 80. 7 Aldaria Peri (II 660. out to be defensive end Randy I' tlsborouqp 7 I Ii I White. THIRD I Arecha Betia, 2 O 300 0 Tamp,i King 6. Tampa Leto 0 SIXTH: I Steve Pow Gil (P Negui Lenit, 3, Ice Arena, i 55560 P ill 5161 70 A few days after he switched Tampa Plant 71. Brandon 17 umt:worth) (6) 17 40, 680. 3 SO; 7 Aldana EIonza, S Eddy Via. 6 EIGHTH I Ferm,n Azpel ('I Echeno Alberdi, 7 Oguiia WachuI Hardee ii. uniforms, the Giants played the Avon Mierie Volo ) 1 70. 760. 3. Beth 770, 0, 4 00. 2 Chucho Bengoa Par), 0 Dean I)) 170. 0(61)57860. T (6 I e Uric levi ('osboys, And although Morton 460, 300. 1 S.ilc Larrea (6)5 JIvemr't(C't 75 .'.H Stcn Ji $I7 N) 1 7 1 FOURTH -1 Durningo Pcz 2 I fl 70 P (I 7) 59990 passed for 185 >ards in the three 0 SEVENTH: I Gen. (1) 600. 340. Bilbao Java, 3 Barre Elonsa, NINTH: I Zarre (SI $200. 720, iiii Tampa Catholic ii, Ocando periods he played, Dallas won 780 7 Winning Tine (6)1 20.3 10. 3 'Cci Negui Bengoa, S Arecha Miguel, 6 4403 Evans I) Mnoy Clu CI 400. Q (I 6) Sfl 60, T 21-7. Cacho Sanchez. 7 Alasma Echave. I J I 10 0 (75) ,1I.60: P MIAMI lAP) Arcadia 1)6 IC 521500 1 710$ DeSoto II. Fort Colorado fur losing, watched Miami grab would die in the second half," Larri Zarre. $16700 It wasn't a fair test, though, Coach Bill Mallory said he was Peade I? EIGHTH: 1 Veca (SI 7400. S 10. FIFTH I Domingo Bengoa. 2 TENTH: I Muguerza II) a 3.0 first quarter lead and re- said Mallory. "At halftime, I Cocoa 1]. Daytona Ma'nIanc Giants scored just 68 poInts. In behind Dave Williams' slick the game," Selmer moaned, half with a 48-yard march to the last seven they scored 127. quarterbacking, upped their "We had stopped them and be- Miami's 31 which resulted in a And for the season he corn- record to 4-1 with a 23-10 foot. cause of the error, we gave the 48-yard field goal by Tom pleted 122 of 237 passes for 1,- ball victory Friday night over ball to them." Mackeie 510 yards and nine touchdowns, winless University of Miami. The 1yard penalty, for an ilAnd today in New York, he re zoomed to 17 "I'm pleased at the way they legal block, came as Colorado later when fullback Cowboys what they lost, loss away," Mallory said after was called back and the But- yard drive with a twyard In today's other games it's Williams passed for 135 yards, Ialoes kept the ball at Miami's touchdown the New Yo A 17-yard WilJets at Mm. ran (or 38 yards and handed off 42-yard line. Seven plays later, lian pass run. to Emery Moorenesota, New England at Cindn- to thilback Tony Reed 23 times Heed ran 10 yards around right head on a third down play and a nati, Howton a eveIand, for 117 yards against the hlui. end for a clinching touchdown. 12-yard sneak by Williams Green Bay at New Orleans, canes. Williams, who completed keyed U drive, Oakland at Kansas City, ChiThe Buffaloes found Miami nine of 15 passes, put Colorado ' . ipp•l Coconut Creek 70, Fort Lau drtMlc' Northeast 10 Cciprr City 70, llrty M,KArthUr 76 DilIard 10. 9 Pine Crt 77. Mam, Ranm Ii Etto rt Short ' J.'(k%Onv,lle Boll.c 75. Ocasa Vanguard ii J.'(Wnv,Ile Lee 77, ille rngIood I) Ictcher II. Orange Park o t.tf'(?i,) Prc: FIFTH -, San), Juan, 7 F iaae I Do'ningo Larrea, 4 Sata ?d'incP,a S Maruri Bengo.. t C u 'o Mqvrl, 7 erm M 5 Celaya Aguirre SIXTH — I Barre Ja, 7 Nequ Z.ii re, I Dom'ngo Altu. 4 Alava Miguel. 5 Arhm Echave. 6 Oqu':j Bengoa, 7 Bilbeo EIor:a, S C.cho Pert.i SEVENTH — I Nequi Yta. 7 '•' BcOa,) sca 1mhz. 1 Ursa 5 Ogusza Alberd. 6 Echano i.ran,,. 7 Eddy Perei. I Cacho Ooi EIGHTH — I Ala Aguirre, 2 r /.)rre, I Chucho Ju4n, I - ?P -' (,l,i,tt'. 0,1? II. M.irathnn 0 S3.00054,Ogo Handicap Claiming linmokalee 70, tort Pierce Pu,, 5150 I Major Jnnes Carroll 13 Iftrainard) 7 77 Single Due, (5utl Prep Football a wholly unfamiliar system. losing 21-20 to second-ranked fore a disastrous penalty early and light. We have some good But he certainly made his pres- Oklahoma last week, but he in the fourth quarter. players and they're in good ContInued from Page I-B) "We were certain that if wc the ball away on Lake Howell's sent Randy' through on the 20yardlinewith5:62leftmnthe samepatternhe.wouldclearthe game. area out and we could bring our / Up till this point the Hawks tight end in on a bench pass and had been able to stay away he should be all alone," Ruby from the costly fumbles that explained. had helped defeat them in their The Hawks mentor went on, first four outings. "I felt we should put the ball up But Don Andriano coughed up in the air at that time because the bull after being hit and the there was still over four Hurricanes were back in minutes left to play and Mt. ,. , business on the Hawks 13 yard Dora had shown they could . . "line. movetheballcmthelastserjes It only took Jackson one play of downs" to take the visitors in from Pruitt did his job He went there when he hit Michael down the right side of the field . . ,' Barfield in the end zone on a and cleared the area out. The . '-"square in" pass tight end then went to the '" Another completed pass, this cleared out area but instead of one to Bruce Williams, was cutting 'oward the bench, he __4/' good for the two point con- curled in version and ML Dora only Pritchard put the bull up In 4 , trailed by six points, with 5:10 the air and a Mt. Dora defen. . 'p4(44III.. left on the clock. der, Marshall Jeffery, gathered s The Hawks next position it in on the 24-yard line of the 'i' • turned out to be the most hlasuks and went in without a .-, -" cruclalof the night. o-,-,_i,,__ . hand being laid on him. On a seconci and long The extra point was perfect Lake Howell's Mike Perry, left, and Rich Aruold, close In on Mt. Dora's Muir-ed Hfller. (Herald situation, Pritchard dropped and the Hurricanes went on top Photos by Tom Vincent) back to throw his first pass of to stay 15-14. the second half. But all the excitement and caught the bull but was driven naught as a measurement "Mt. Dora played tough and I Pruitt was given one-on-one controversy wasn't over, backwards after first picking decided that Mt. Dora had am not taking anything away coverage, got his defender The Silver Hawks took the up about 11 yards, The referees held by three Inches,' from them but my kids got the turned around out could not get kickoff and Pritchard threw marked the ball where Dixon "I don't care if you print this first down when they had to but ',h back to the ball and it fell to the three strikes to three different ended up after the crunching or not," Ruby screamed after they didn't get the balL" turf, receivers and all three failed to tackle was applied by two Mt. the ball had been awarded to Even this argument wasn't But, Ruby and his coaching hang on to the ball. I)ora defenders, the Hurricanes, "the refs blew the end to the night's action. I, - Howell's " __ Buffaloes Win 23-10 r t., i a n es 2 run (Adams hick) tonight," said Ron Stewart, the dianapolis Racers defeated the Randy Wyrozub scored twice t'imrnecj and manicured the third period when LB Sfe)V, Otceola k'ckec out of "Vhen you play goal and stop period, Bill Flett hitting on a Rangers' first-year coach, after Denver Spurs 7-1 and the Phoc- and think about what you're foot wrist shot from the right for Indianapolis, which won just football field, an uneven, Kissimmee punted from deep l)UF<NDIVIDUAL LEAOIRS New York beat the Atlanta nix Roadli-unners edged the San going to do, then you're in side. But from then on, David- four games on the road all last clumpy cow pasture of thick inside its own end zone. On the Rushing BrantI.y--Garze IS 31. te 2.1 Ft iday night for the Diego Mariners 6-5 trouble," h" explained, son kept the door shut tight season but trounced the Spurs green grass high enough to hide play, officials ruled that the Sti.nIe IS (II). K tSimmce j AI 6 By TIlE 'tSS('11%TEl) I'UFSS I) Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975-3B Evening Herald,_Sanford, Fl. TA_1I I_I ua bTOmping Lirounds I >ard lines, while the end zones, tia%eal slay right where it ncer a prune spot for football, l the field didn I beat us," remained deserted It's a good thing the weather said Brantley coach Sam Wier was dry. One could see little, if after the game. For a rodeo arena, the place an), slope to the "field" for drainage had the Florida rains is great Fora football stadium, ont. trashing cIon, it would it just doesn t seem quite right BySCO1TABRAIJAMS Herald Staff %%ritcr •. - - - CraIg Morton To Return To Kissimm e e Fans l; ... h . -- ''' ': 'r ' ', ' ' ' -'- - '-' r-- j ---- . -- -.. . -. - . , . - - -' -'-'--- -----'-- '--- --- ------'-'-- ---' a the the league are hendricks 174, I)rywall, Seminole Fence split 5-10, Link 4-5-10, Phyllis WaiTh with his Stores. s-io, 3-10, 2-7-8, Doris Benton Alsine Darsey picked up Aliman and Johnson 184. AtlanticNationalftank Mixed Jet Bowleretis Ladles: The 7, and Kim Tindel the5-6-I0. Team No.9 is in first 5-' place, Gregory Mobile Homes League: The big series and high series rolled by Kathy Bantam League (Ages 5-12): game of the night fell for Fred Haley 501 and Annette Pyle 471. Maria Ituta 183-466, Della is in second and Auto Train is in Samples (237-189-179.605), Haley also had the high game Benton 160 Janice SprIng 168. third. Other highs for the evening 183 and Peg Pstey was second and Willie Bradley 150. Tammy Santord Classic Trio-4 Game were: John Ceresoli 191-522, high 177. Tracy Albert, Ann Lawrence had four strikes in a Scratch: Bob Locke is "Star of Bob Kirkland 199-558, Mike ('oleman, and Sharon hIlls row and Jeff Richardson and the Week" bowling 98 pins IIowes 190-516, [Jon Gorman spared the 5-10 split. Anita Jimmy Kearney both ahd Wilcox, and Spence spared - ', was . cola Pine Forest 0 . Riviera Reich Suncoast 12 W Palm Fore's) Hill 0 'ama,m tkurtzwortp,) Palm Beach Gardens 25. W EIGHTH Race - C-I Pace I Palm Newman S Mile-Purse 16501 K'rby Bohern, Pahoke, 25. L,ikr Worth No Dr,vrr 10 I 7 Ho*rø Champ leonard 71 II 3 flonn,e Bump.is Fort Pierce Central 27. W'n lWiISy 6 I I Senators T,n,, Haven 11 lPu'sinf 3 IS Dan Way (0 Rugt,r) 7 Oec'rtield Beach 9. Boca Re 76 OaketaBe.6u(Sedefs)927V,,n $ Dale )hrd C kinsley) I IS Cape Pin,' Fort Myers I). CIe*iIon 3 .','. .'$,$) 5.1 'iON3 It J'tl('O,',' Ii NINTH Race — I Mile Pace - —..' .-..- series of - .-. ar -.--- ---c-- ---- ---" : ----- -'----' .- . .... - '- , — -- .- -. . . . - . . - . PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. - ' i,-, . ' - I ii pff y f f! - , '' ".. Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 for 41 great nights of Harness Racing Action. • home n/the Original Trifecta plus u'in, place, show, ''s every race. (1u1 ' . " I '. I i , . st'. wager Gourmet dining Gsve Where You Woik.. In the .or Mail A Check Today To: air-conditioned clubhouse. game. -i,-=-------'----. - . . -' -....--.. • AT 50C. Fret- parking' • Post time 7.45 Ji1 • Ladies Nile Thursday SEMINOLE COUNTY United _______ was -.-,- --- CATHOLIC SOC IAL SERVICES GOOD SAMA R ITAN HOME . MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS RED CROSS SALVATION ARM'( - SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH,.. USO.., YMCA.. - .' over the evening and his Seimer 178-470. Vicki ilobb 5-7, Georgia 85 average rolled a 134 games included 195-236-195-204O.O.F. Mixed League: Jim Crawford 5-6, Dot Coates 3-7-10, Nine year old Dawn Morgan 830. Dave Hunt 210-237-797, Moyer rolled an AI.IAPARE antt Ann Iteiners-10. Dot Grad>' rolled a triplicate game of 84. Russ Morton 2,37-192.746, Fred GAME of 184 (luring league and Patey both chalked up Jr-Sr League: The high game Samples 202-739, Don Gorman play. Sail>' Martin, who carries turkeys. of the day Larry Picardat's 193-7, Dick Richards 211-193- a I average rolled a nice 161 Barbour & Co. Ladies: Ginny 191-474. Bret Bathe! 187-472, 721, Ron Allman 192-709, Jut1 game. Nelsofl Packwood had Gaudreau had a very nice Nick Link 183, Brenda Martin ithas on 210.708, Chuck Baker the only 200 of the night (201). series only four short of the big 183, DavId Jones 178, Mike Sr. 215-183-692, and Carl San. Carol Smith rolled the high 600 serIes. She rolled games of Clarke '172 and Jerry Kaiser Cr,nk)Si S Bold Affair (KifltIeyC 76 ''abIr.'s Queen IE T,iylorl 'l'r'cm' Lad (BloodI '71 t _____ ____ _____ _______ _____ __________ __________ ±,_ wy _________ _________ 1}E IfrJ1TD P.O. BOX 144 Sanford, Florida 32771 Thanks to you, it working, A Community Service Mc-sslqe from The Evening Herald 4.-. 41 ,__ -. \'7 ' ,' ,.J, _. ,., �1B—Evenng_Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 12, 197 1~* Tribe Defense Paces Whitewash . - . Twine was sacked seven times IN BRIEF Fumbles Lost - . Lakers Want To Trade Wilt, But He Won't Let Them - . .LZ . . - F, __ .. LOS ASGEI.ES I API — Jack Kent Cooke says he wants to deal Wilt Chamberlain but Wilt says he won't permit any sort of trade. In fact. Chamberlain's attorney says the matter may wind up in federal court with the National Basketball Association defending an antitrust action, similar to actions taken recently against the National Football League and the National Hockey League. Chamberlain said recently he would report to Cooke's Lakers but the team has told Wilt not to show up. The NBA said Chamberlain owed the Lakers one year of playing time under the option clause of his contract before he could be free to negotiate with another team if he ished. A i,..t - -- .. . I ',' 4! ':, . "i = -- " - - . " '" i. - . .- 1. I - 1• 1. 'I. . . - ' . . . - - -- . _____ "' ,, y ________ ___________ - - .. , - yt0 M U 6 ;*, . I ', . . H1 *10h lvTautia-d I— - Tim - -- - - - 1?nionimc - ' Rates I Diamond By JIM UAYNES herald Sports Editor 1 "o (nclircin "Offerise," was the answer in no un- ball carrying Friday night In i 22.0 v1ctor Tim had just come up with a tremendous individual effort in the But Raines darted in when he saw the ball in the air, reached in without being called for pass interference, wrestled the ball right out of Hurd's grasp and was off certain terms You're still a junior, but hat about college' You ant to play offense in college' from the New York Nets for an undisclosed draft choice. second quarter. Trailing, 6-0. St. to the races on an 82-yard touchdown run "College? What do you mean, college7 Augustine was still very much in the which turned the momentum of the game I'm a baseball player. This (football) just something to do unti l base ball ,, to Seminole's side permanently. "1 just saw the ball, bent and got it and kept running," said Raines afterward on the sidelines. Gee, Tim, that was a great play. You must erajoy playing defense, right? "It's okay," sa id Tim. Do you prefer offense or defense? starts. Brantley' Girls ,n t! ICross ' . - - ': : Mary Ellen P.. 6 Sullivan (Lake Brantley) mos. Y Debbie FcwUee (Oak Ri(ge) 10:12, I Lodgsbn (Lyman) 10:15; 9 TCrCII TinIy (L a k e 10:11; 10. Jeannie DArvllIe (Lake s -Y - A. -! - -, cl ' . .' th4l - I•VSW wt . . ''p TV . his rnVPrw' ' -1 ., _~"x - •-- 1 - - - 1, 4 t'fl -- -- - --- -) By ANE CASSKL1IERRY Herald Staff Writer / I _ ~;Zmir __ . 14 v V ings corn r'iayorr ' - . - '. •uI .; . - . . 40 ~__- - - - , _~ -I _~- i --I '.. '- . --. .' ;_i:i?" - ' r - ': , a - .,- rA - - __ .! I - .. .- I. Good' s fingertips alter getting ps s'ips oU Mike . In And Around Winter Springs Villa Nova Lasagna Open fielder and has a powerful arm. Leskowyaks Host Party . .I It's not a gang killing. It's not a Columbo Day maissacre. It's the third annual Villa Nova lasagna (en, and those if ii 1! , - . ' -- . ' ' '-'I . ''' already members of this youth Bill Leskowyak, Meadowlark this past week. After fulfilling a Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Turlev. life long dream of owning a residents Hacienda Village pool of their own in their own have just returned from a fiveback yard, the Leskowyaks month vacation touring the couldn't resist having a eastern seaboard from Florida spontaneous celebration to In Nntn ivti "christen their dream." ' manager of the Hacienda man Is wrestling for control of his company from Miss Merrill. A game 01 "gun poker" is used to decide. Their "near love affair" complicates this daring game. Leon Ames, as chairman of the board, tries to hold onto the empire which has possessed Miss Merrill. Her find love and gain control of her empire comes to a startling climax in the which was filmed in Central Florida. This is Miss Logan's first film and she has the difficult role of an abused gogo dancer, who is a rape who attempt to movie, victim in the film. Hugh, who lives In Winter Park, has been Instrumental in the growth of the film induxtry in the state. One of his previous eight productions, "Johnny Tiger," which starred Chad Everett and Robert Taylor, was filmed at Wekiwa Springs and Longwood. Hugh wrote, produced and directed "The Meal." The premiere was held as a benefit for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, In which Miss Merrill has a special interest. Her son, David, wha was killed in a boating group. Helping Handicapped LAFRA Project Helping the handicapped children at Rosenwald ... acmoi is me community service project launched community by Ladies Auxiliary of Fleet Reserve, Branch No, 147, (LAFRA) for the 1975-76 season. According to LAFRA President Edith Pounds, who was installed for a two-year term in June, t he auxiliary dispe rses $25 a month to Jane West, welfare chairman, who phones the school to determine the most urgent needs. Last month, a two-burner hotplate was purchased LAFRA also buys shirts, shorts and tennis shoes for the handicapped children, ages S to 21, to par- ".' Jun Barrett is the new I , CASSELBERIIY — Searchlights sweeping the sky, a band playing, dazzling movie stars escorted from their limousines down a red carpet to be Interviewed in the spotlight before entering the theater . . all the ea marks of a typical Hollywood mOVie premiere. Only this Hollywoodstyle world premiere (a first for the Orlando area) took place Thursday night at the Seminole Cinema in Casselberry with the first showing of "The Meal." Fans waited in anticipation for the stars of the film to arrive. First came youthful starlet Susan Logan, daughter of the famous director Joshua Logan, followed by Carl Betz, whose face is familiar to television viewers as the husband in the old Donna Heed Show and more recently as the Emmy-winning star of "Judd for the Defense." Then, beautiful blonde actress Di na Merrill emerged from a gold RollsRoyce in a lovely multicolored pastel chiffon gown. Miss Merrill plays the part of the daughter of an empire builder in the Rrated John Hugh film, a departure from her usual roles. She turns out to be an even bigger empire builder after her lather's death and threatens to withdraw her financial support of Central Florida businesses. The unusual plot of "The Meal" involves a dinner party at MISS Merrill's plush home. Each of the guests has his or her own motive in attending greed, power, domination, courage, lust and jealousy. As the story unfolds the civilized veneer Is stripped away to reveal the brutal inner feelings. Betz portrays a business- For Reta rded Children's Special Olympics. The association makes holidays special for th e children and sews doll cloth es, bibs a nd other items for t he school's Cradle Department. When a Lake Monroe family was burned out of their home last year, LAFRA members coll ec t ed and contribut ed about $2,000 wor th of new and used furniture and clothing and a bo ut $l,(X) worth of food. Th e group furnishes Thanksgi vi ng and Christiias baskets to needy families, donates a monetary' gift to th e disa bled veterans at Lake City' Veterans Administration VA Hospital, and contr ibutes to ,..-L.--' Mr. and Mrs. Bud Powell ticipate in the annual -Seminole County Association have recently returned • Village Mobile Home Park. Se attle, Wash., to spend their Barrett, accompanied by his annual winter hiatus The wife and children, mos ed from Pow ells spend the summers in their state of home Muscular Dystrophy and March of Dimes. One member, Terry Whalen, donates and distributes 50 cupcakes a month to the war veterans hospitalized at Orlando Naval Training Center Hospital. LAF'RA's riiain source of revenue conics from the Branch Bingo games. The auxiliary receives the proceeds from one game, every Thursday night, which the women arrange and organize. Other club officers are Jane West, president: Marge Miller, secretary; Ricki lloggs, treasurer: Mildred Scott, master-at-arms; and Mary Hay, Chaplain. Smith To Wed The engagement (If Miss Patricia Lee (Patty) Williams and Richard A. (Dick) Smith was formally announced Oct. 4, at a celebration at the Altamonte Springs home of Attorney Jim Fisher, who was host to the event. Miss Smith, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Voile A. Williams Jr., Sanford, and her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Smith, Sanford, will be married Nov. 29, at 3 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church, Sanford. 'lire than 2.m guent ;cre invited to the cocktail-buffet affair during the appointed hours, 4-7 p.m. The host's date, Sharon Smith, assisted in receiving the guests. Among those attending were the bride-elect's parents and Judge and Mrs. Wallace A. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Perez. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Manisealco, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lassiter and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hair, all from Sanford. Also Brad Hollingsworth a,;1 Karen Johnson, Rodney Ramsey and Susan Williams, Jeff Bales and Sylvia Smith, Sandy Valle and Lisa Hollingsworth, and John Alexander and Doris Love, all of Sanford. Also Jill Stokes, Skip Senkarik, Jan Cowley, Mona Lee, Vie Gischler, Jim Alford, Rita Mott, Diane Gagnon, Randee Gunderson, Norma Lpp, Brenda Palmer, Connie Ross, Penny Williams, Mack Cleveland Jr. and Jack Bridges, all of Sanford. Also Dr. Robert Edelman, George Foster, Dick McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Hornsby Jr., Janet Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. WiL'n Gordon Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Daniels, all of Altamonte Springs. Also Larry Bruner, Orlando and Susie Long, Lawrence Hornsby and Wendy Freeman, James M. Matthew2 and Priscilla O'Brien, and Mr. and *s- John Albeshardt, all of Jtamonte Springs. Also Gerald Rutberg, Mr. and lrs. Wally Stalnaker, and Mr. I nd Mrs. Bill Hefferman, all of asselberry; and Mayor and drs. James Lormann, Mr. and di's. Gene Stephenson, Car. nine Bravo, Gerald Korman, ill of Longwood. Also Norman Robbin, Lake tary; T. Hulen Ray and Bill Duff, Del-and; and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Swartley, Mr. and Mrs. Foley Vaden, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Ferrara, and Dr. Roger Rnrt1Ic all F Orlando. ALSO Dr. and Mrs. Michael Gutman, Dr. and Mrs. Armand Zilioli, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Uricchio, Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Heckles, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broughton, Kay Sirtho, James Broughton, Mr. and Mrs. John Broughton, Chris Anderson, Marcia Blake and Gregg Nibblack, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hemphill. all of Winter Park. from i'i ' . ii 't Massac uset s position as manager. h - ' ( "" 41 1. UIIU UI WIIIICL3 III The Villagers feel Barrett UIVU 9 - .l, , 11 o,, -. i' I - - . In And Around Chuluotci A/" - -. - -- - ~5~ --~l 'LJ - ~ -J 0% .. - ', =.C2'-' "" . - - ' '' ' i' V r asina b family and irienus 1) f __ ..-':.;;y.::, - :z " ",''.' t_ Mrs. Rubs Kima 1 1-. dh cleaning up the park in the Meadowlark birtlAay party with 29" "under short time he has been here. " i-4 --. ____ hnd iinnø n flhltctflfl(IIflL! Job of 1. _ ' home in Hacienda Village. ating - brothers, Bob and Bill are 4 held at the horne of Marge and Village. — . -. " "j An Impromptu pool party was into the sting of things in I vUS -- To Ce e rate New Pool Joining the Lcskowyaks and their daughter Karen in the festive occasion were Gene See, Kevin Herron and James Clark. Bill Leskowyak Jr., his wile Cecelia and their son La rr y were also present at the celebration. , _._ -'---.'- "-' "children" la used generally Schoolhouse • -. , -- B DORIS I)IEmICH (Children's since most retarded adults Village) and TAFETA. Corn. Net proceeds of the musical remain on a child's mental level petetive games and sports, held comedy, 1 , Nlusic Man , for life, annually featured field and scheduled Oct. 22, at 1:30 p.m., The Little Read Schoolhouse, track, floor hockey, swimming at Annie Russell Theatre, located In portable buildings on bowling, basketball and volley i.j,I Rollins College, will benefit property belonging to Elder ball. Serninolt County Association Springs Baptist Church, Is the Mrs. Jones added that th e F or Retarded Children oldest branch of the $4,800, so desperately needed (SCARC). association. The school is one will be used for minor repairs at t b proposed the temporary location 16th t .* Currently conducting a fund. component Street and Magnolia Avenue , raisins drive, SCARC Is trying Children's Village Another branch of SCARC Is building as a resource center to raise i,&x to meet 31 deadline for a matching The Association For Excep- for retarded adults The grant tional Trainable-for-work borrowed building, housing Adults (TAFETA). This TAFETA,is in need of a toilet, To clarify existing Public operation is located partially in the replacing of hollow doors confusion, Christine Jones, a building atl6th and Magnolia, and floor and other necessar y executivedirector f SCARC, with Tafe:a Exchange located repairs. explained there are three in the old Florida Power and"The money will go for the n CVIR UEdIICiIIb UI uw Ixitiding, 27 E. Magnolia. barest of needs, just some th ing association. According to her, Two co mpone n ts in the process to hold us until we can get a In many areas, the Association of being de veloped for TAFETA permanent home for TAFETA. for Retarded Children has been are a basic unit and a And then we want to use the changed to retarded "citizens." vocational unit, balance of the money to start a Mrs. Jones fur ther pointed The Special Olympics is the beginni ng camping area in fs:: out, that although adults are third branch which combines Children's Village," Mrs. Jones covered by SCARC. the term the efforts of the Little Red said. .:... . W'1'11 Bene4'' 1t I., . - Music Man Proceeds ~ J , - . , Russell Theatre At Annie - .1 1 .-. - — , - .%,.we of I _s1I'ti J -' j / %it ., - ---- - ~ Pushing hard for th e advance sale of 'Music Man' are (from left) Novie Lee Tucker, Evelyn Serras, Nancy Righter and Valerla White. Wells W1911 'Lose' F i ght Crown This Week - ( maI strong hitter, good base runner, excellent - - L. To Have Machinegun Start , A- t, 4 Lr' • rinances uouci . / 'i _________ Tim's brother, Ned, Is also a baseball D'Agastino brothers will do anything to attract attention and player. Ned sat out most of Friday's raise money for their favorite charity. EVANS INVITATIONAL No shotgun start for these bOYs Of Italian extraction. It's a game after injuring a shoulder the week GIRLS . machine gun start with sort of a Roaring 20s Mafia theme. before. Lake Brantley 33 O a k R,%e 92 Tournament director Steve Slack has pulled all stops to make Ned was so anxious to get into the — Lyman 96 lasagna Open the wildest fun in the fairway lest in Florida, action that he slipped onto W.nfer Park 207, Subreue M. the field with JUNIOR VARSITY Spruce Creek 760; Bishop Moore 3.0 Miles the punt return team with about four and one of the best In the country, 713; Edewater PITS; Boom NTS Winter Park 31; Evans 17; Lyman 11 Many say he's already reached his goal. For instance, despite minutes remaining without instructions Colonial PITS 91. Edgewater 143; DeLand 104; a na tionwide recession, the lasagna Open field filled more than a from his coaches, I. Cindy Ike (Spruce Creek) 9.3L Lake Brantley 2)). Colonial 253; _X_line." he week before tee-off time, 2 Brigardner (Lyman) 9:11; Seabreeze 265; Oak Ridge 775: "I'm okay, the shoulder is 3, Cindy Sullivan (Lake Brantley) Spruce Creek 306: Some PITS; Slack said there would be cutoff after theft tl44submitted said later, giving only a sly grin about 9;47; 4 , Patt Sobnk,o (Bishop Mainland IllS; 811h00 Moore PITS. Tim Ralnes rule asDakTedder(42)trles low t,ackle. sli pping into the game. A little more than 100 played In the inaugural two years ago at Slieoah Country Club. Then there were around 120 last year at Tuscawilla. With hard times he' s going to tee off 144 this year? And what's this nonsense about limiting the field? Well, Slack wasn't just a woofin'. He got his 144 before you ____________________________ '"Irish" Gene Vs. Title" affair with the the title and keep the more No.4 world rating into Orlando. Ws all set could say Newman Center which is the recipient of the tourhas won every pro bout he Wells will lose his Southern southern crown going on the important U.S. belt. nanlCflts charitable efforts. But after many long distance ever had by K.O. and he Is now D..t.'.. Th.:a..J .rt._ I I .. . Middleweight Championship on "in;06a slat JJd4CI 3 UJULCU r'uiu true i nc only way weiis can come Phone calls II was agreed that w ni.s wora, word, tne lee off number was held to 144. In ta lking about fighting people Oct. 28 at the Orlando Sports States, crown. fact, 17 tournament applications had to be returned. out of the tiff wi th his southern the young good-looking Irishlike Perez and R. And another Stadium when es Mike crown s ti ll in pla ce would be if man from South Carolina would "Vincent will be making his 20 that came in after the deadline were turned back. Raker in a scheduleu 10 The reason Wells will lose his the two highly rated 154. get the largest purse ever given Next year, plans probably will be made to first outing since he was accommodate rounder. presenttitleis — ifhe!osesthe pounders battle to a draw. If anyone by' the Sports Stadium some 200 golfers. In fact, Slack would like to see the event go to a stopped by Perez and I am Don't get the wrong idea and fight, he obviously loses the ,elt that ha ppens bo th men will for this title defense. negotiating with Tony Arnold, full-blown two-day extravaganza over two courses — or more 'start running to your telephone he won from John Pinney on reta in t he ir present titles. this time, howeser, those who didn't enter soon enough There is one stipulation-"a Tiger hail and Max Horde as will Th to report a "fixed fight." Aug. 19 of e th is year. If he It took a lot of r----n'rit1tnu n.ø,ctrI iiidtn mud h Iu.JI I,, 1,III..) i U)J}JUII$UiI. it, Li_,.. - --have ito wait uitil next wear to Ii. UI #I— - talre mr4i. ---o in U IIivIry-zcwrJIJg, Wells-Backer match is a "Title "I really couldn't enlarge the f ve up bring Baker, his title and his for this fight." And Baker's "The Tuten-Masias and ield after we announced a 144roan limit, explains Slack "All our plans were made on a basis people have the final say as to Spencer. Clark-Spencer amateur fights who he is Right now it looks "In addition of 144 We ordered food and favors based on that number Same all this," shou ld be worth the price of . th-jnjtnnrj -------- - p. i.L. ...II tI -I- ... .. ,g IiPI IL bull Ut' JQflflfl 'r"'' IJfl 01 A5(UOCP IflflOUflcc(J, auini rnn ss by e of hope tnemseives. tJotfl yers to Iting Magazine. have Solomon McTier in fights have to be wars. In fact, I chance to win some of our incredible prizes. We cut down on the OUT Wells last three outings have defense of his Central Florida will say they will top the best opportunity of the early applicants if we suddenly go back on our ,ill been one-sided beatings, heavyweight championship.- amateur portion of any card we wordahik ethefieldanother3oorso. It S an Impressise field, too Such area with Wells doing te be MCI icr is the ageless wonder have ever had standouts as A ustin First came Sammy 'Kid' who mc somewhere between 42 'Solomon' I don't know The Jones and Jack Shubert are entered They'll be among the Ba rr (,n the undercard to t1w and 50 years of age and hasn't fans really love him and he tavorites In the gross division. Therealso will be a net divisi on for l)e high handic appers. And there By The Associated Press sideration of r salary cut until tackles Southern California and now famous Victor Perez-Joey lost a bout since before would be just the right thing to will be some far out prizes for Suppose they gave a playoff next week. Jacksonville to Vincent showdown last Aug. 5. Muhammad Ali changed his top off this all-star card but I far out feats which Slack isn't announcir4,1 until toumament time. travels a and nobody played ... Only Memphis and Birming- Charlotte. Wells took apart the dangerous narne from Cassius Clay. am not sure we can afford him fie wants them to be surprise — and they will. There still is the infamous "Meatball Par 3," The San Antonio Winp have ham have attracted the Per. The Western Division leader Barr in six rounds. "Ross and Henderson should and all the others on one Par 3, the Linguini Par 3," "Cannon Ball Par plus the "Pizza earned a World Football game average of 17,000 necea- meets the Western Divsion hotTh(?fl Cflhl)C the destruction of be faring their toughest op. presentation. 3," and the mind. t:...... 11)CI!llfli' ' 'lj,n,, (1,-,,-.., .... ''r iiri '.iVt'L cAd;ut j;;.c , un l'I LII, UU' V,iit')l uc.'i c'lJcrwy ann wi th it we di) U) [I'Wdl[) 5&IIV('flL aIIU a 1W11 11W Tlll LIP LIII..' L'iates of Lasagna in the 10)11 [U11 wra' position to tiate U we can tiring It we can and he wants to the time comes, the team may group of nine owners has con- on the Thunder, southern title, in the opponents we are going fight I would think his opProceeds from the tou,rTiament wWch kicks off at 10 a.m. go to be the "Broken Wings," not sented to a loan of about UW,71x- Biriningballi-MetIlphis Gene's last effort was another after," Bruce Trampler, position might come from th e Newman Center at Winter Park. The Newman center, an six round mauling. havingearnedenoughmoneyto 000 to save wobbly Portland game is the first clash between This time it Ashlock's matchmaker, an either "Sweet" LeRoy ecumenical association which lends guidance and assistance to fran a fatal thunderclap, survive for the competition. (lw top Eastern teams. Sir- was the stylish Mike Morgan swered when questioned about Alexander or henry Hall. college studen ts , has benefited by more. than $7,000 from the The team requested this week 11w WFI was poised for at iningham is No I in total de. who was on the recfeving end, the possible pairings. Trampr also announced 1 , 11114k9m Open the past two years. It was the favorite dwity of Promoiler Pete Ashlock is Wt its players take pay reduc- least a comwtic fresh start ft fense and scoring defenw, and that Perez win headlime Ow "I hope to get Dale Dennis for e th la te Papa Joe D'Agostlno, founder of Villa Nova Restaurant. (Ions of 25 per cent in a $200,000 weekend as all teams wipe the will be depending on the run- planning to load up the Un- Ross and Leon Futch for Sports Stadium on Nov. 11 and cutbpck deemed es5entiai d the win-loss slate clean for the .riew ning of Art Cantrell and Johnny dercard with almost every Henderson. it won't be anyone like Cisco club is to sur%ive N! season. Fall Season. Mu&so to offset Memphis' at. popular fighter in this area as "lims is on the threshold of Oliver. It will be a fight Perez Jacksonville, Charlotte and he is going all out to come up some big bouts and I have to figures to be an underdog in." Even those like the Thunder, lack, led by Willie Spencer. Philadelphia are believed- to which lumbered to an overcast The Shreveport Steamer will with "the best card (lila area see just how far along he it have pleaded for similar acts of 2-7 record in the Summer Sea,. De seeking a sequel to Wx 38-29 has ever Wn. Dennis will more than provide Meanwhile Perez, the Property developm William J. COAdmari and Norman A. l{ossmjn have opened a driving range in Altamonte Springs. self-iferoal bi Itheir players. At present tbe preliminaries the aniswcr. If I clin make that soutlx!rn junior middleweight son, can qualify for the playoffi upset of thro Stin earlier this San Antonio, scheduled to if it survives long enough to year. Southern California's An- will feature Mad Doi Ross, fight it should steal the show champ, has agreed to fight Joey Known as Golf UPiverse, it is on State Road 436 just east of 14. "This is Florida's most beautiful driving range," me'et the PortlwW Thunder dominate it% divL , ion ovff the thony Nvis m,eds just 48 yard; Clarence ',Hurricane" lien- that night. Virident "anytime, anywhere as says Goodman. today, has decided toiay after next 10 weeks. Vincent, Terry' It is fully lighted for night play and the driving tees all are to become the first WFL, bad derson, Joey "Futch would be favored over long as it is before the end of elevated sonic 20 feet above be4ig promM full uavment. In other aefiort, Birrmlinghmn ovw the 1,000-yard niark this "1100tin" the range, overlooking Cranes Stra d. a 60-acre body of water. Hange hours are Masias, Scott Clark and Robert two together. Rut Hurricane retire," The tcam heived an:' con- vIsits Memphis, Shreveport year. 10 a.m. to 11 seven days a week. - . '- Baseball scouts are well aware of his talents. lie plays centerfield and shortstop on the Seminole High team, and It is tough to pinpoint what he does best In If you hear a rat-a-tat-tat at Tuscaw-Illa Country Club Monday baseball. Again, he Is multi-ta lented — a morning, don't be alarmed. Z - nnII a headknocking tackle. . . flteiønm4bnt li BOYS - Z -. . 4hili' flU r have a tough behind Ryan Westover (14) and Sam Bailey 1311. College recruiters might time lumping Raines' intentions. Tim Is one in a hundred. He has speed, agility, o pen-field running ability, toughness and an Inborn knack for coming up with the big play. Defensively, Raines is a natural. He has been beaten only once in rive games, and that pass went in another direction. He recovers quickly after carrying out • - . I .0 .: McDaniciIl) 7. Soolsk 1I 'L. .\LI,U.IIIII' ih leIldel bru.lL th rough to throw Mark V,highacn for a loss as Wavue [)avts comes up to help and Seminole blockers Rick Mann 60 and Robert Law (41) cannot help. (Herald Phot os by Bill Vincent Jr.) Govan, who has played in more league games than any other player in ABA tustory The 6-foot-11 Goan, one of eight remaining charter players in the ABA, as acquired Friday by the Sq uires -' - i ~., " , Cam peIl2)0,Iurd1I). Williams 19, Wilson II C,alipu 1 Seminole Rush'flQ I Ranes I) I ___ - Hurd right in the letters. Kathy ________ .. -f ilt " .iIi -, man who dazzled St. Augustine with his Winter Park was the boys team winner with Lyman finishing fourth. Lymian's Tom Herron was fourth among dividuals. , . 'if] ~ Seminole S 0. Spolsk, I 0 I., Receiving-- Law 2 - -r.. , I $ , 1. :-M'vk*. - - . - '.y.v•,,, -"a...' . - - bolster their fortunes at center by acquiring Gerald 3.1 MlI*S winter Park 67; Eva' 92. Mainland 110; Lyman 132, Edge*at,r 161. Oak Ri dg e 146 Lake Brantley 170; Boone 195. Coloni al flO; DeLand 225; Moore 731: Spruce Creek 335; Stillbrtett 350, Haines City NTS 1 Sam Berg%trener (Boone) 15 00:2. David Orliz (Hames City) 15,70: 3. David Stewart .4Edewafer) 15.31; 1. Tom Herron (Lyman) 15.40. S. Mike Hubirth (Winter Park) 15.45; 6 R chard Horts (Lake Brantley) is si; r Bruce Caldwell (Lyman) 16:00. 21 Pete Rogers (Lake Brantley) 17 CC, j - 'The Meal' Premieres Complete With Stars 71 C:~:ffi NORFOI.K, Va. AP — The Virginia Squires of t he American Basketball Association have made a move to - * C-1 Johron2 3 Bailey I S Twni' IS I) . V . .~:_-, , di .7 ., .11 --- Whigh8M I run (run lailftj) T Raines 12 intercepted pass (DvgQnr kick) s L.w1run(Duqgarkick) 4'J':t :. wvn_ ~.%,: I In tontrast, Seminole picked up 224 yards on the ground and 43 in the air. Raines had 95 yards on 13 carries and Whigham moedtohalfbackin . I ;k I ,- . r "-4s ,, SS Williams, In Casselberry _ - St. Augustine was Shhtth. . . don't tell it soul, but Tim Raines isn't a football player. Yep, that's the same Tim Haines who wears uniformNo. 22 for Seminole High School's football team. The same young Squires Acquire Govan I_ seminole . game. game. In fact, it was driving at the Seminole 24. Split end Gary Ilurd sprinted six yards downfield oil the line of scrimmage and cut sharply to the outside. Raines was guarding him one-on-one and the pass from Philip Twine wasn't a bad one. In fact, it was right on the money, hitting Poorei 950. S Sunday, Oct. 12, 3975—iC _V - ,n rrid tone) Mexico Readies For Pan-Am moved in. Some are In full field gear. Hundreds of other troops are working as clerks, janitors and drivers. There are estimates that there may be as many security personnet as there are athletes. .. . i 1 o o o o-. o SlAvguStlfle yielded just 616 yards of total offense in five games. Broken down, that's 113.6 yards rushing 4 yards 'passing per 1110 _ . MEXICO CITY i Al" - The VII Pan-American Games, a sort of an oil-year Olympic prep for athletes of the Americas, opens Sunday with the United States forces expected to dominate In an atmosphere of potential problems, Latin pride and national prestige. The problems are manifold. Major among them is .security and the always-present threat of violence of the type that stunned the world with the Arab terrorist attack in the 1972 Munich Olympics and left an estimated 500 rwrsons dead in the student riots immediately precvding the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. - I %, - ORLANDO — Lake Brantley girls won the Evans Invitational cross country meet Friday, getting strong per. formanees from Cindy Sullivan (third). Mary Ellen Neals ififth ), Leslie Sull ivan (sixth ) and Teresa Tinsly' (ninth). Lyman's Kathy Brigardner was second and Kim Lodgson Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'L Seminole's defense ties now Win !, I., Continued from Page I-RI SPORTS Lake WOMEN ti W, ~, --~_ 1V !. - I: . ., -----, - :.j-; ' I Hal and Barbara Master )f recently the Terraces Mike Kizer, son of Mr. and celebrated their second wed Mrs Joe K izer of Meadowlark, It was a full house at the Chuluota Community Church ' "' = - -, I; ding anniversary at a small celbrated his 10th birthday this dinner party with close friends. past week by joining the Winter Spring the gospel program by Rev. - . % - I - -z--. I .. 4 I = -,- 11 1iinrl , (flrIi1 V,i'hh / '" - ______________ - Area Births __ . - M--.- _- - --1- L --~ ___________________________________________ ___ _____ s-i-- _____ - ____ _____ Little Silver, N.J. The Nirens the former Vickie McArdle of = __ ___ -_ at their destination, Mr. Niren Arthur McArdle of Sanford and - - sWfered a serious heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Livingston of 1- i - ______ ____ ______ -_ __~_ AEM *,-had to prolong their vacation Sanford. This Is the first when, (our day's after arriving gra nd child for Mr. and Mrs. sir, Niren has recovered Eustis. The great-grandmother r.1cely and both the Nirens are is Mrs. Stanley Berry of looking forward to getting back Jacksonville. -. -_ - t, L ______ -I We have quite a ,, horsey-setof yo un g people here in town. It seems to be the "in" thing to do. Downs, pastor. Gene HamEvery' other teenager seems to penuuii, a iiiissionary from th e own We are glad to have two more and enjoy ridi ng his or her New Tribes Missionary of our winter residents back horse. We hear that a "Saddle Institute in Oviedo, held the "home." Ida and Bill Lampinen Club" has betn formed at prayer service for the younger of Second Street returned after Oviedo High School and worshipers. After the servi ces, s pe nding the summer with Chuluota's Patty' Defter is homemade ice cream and friends and family. president, while our Linda cookies were served by Helen Porter is secretary. The girls Shook, Shirley Kelly, Phyllis Everyone is happy to see and their friends take great White Imogene Bristol. The Mary Thompson back after her pleasure in their riding gospel service series continued summer in Eliot, Maine. Mary prowess. , ' daughter of Mrs. Nora Webb of J# Meadowlark, hid a grand time at a party' celebrating her _ reaching the grand old age of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Livingston w"n)' of Evstis announce the birth of a daughter, Lori Lynn, Sept. 28. R uth and Ben Niren of weighing 7 lbs., 9' OZ. at Lake Hacienda Village have recently Community Hospital 'it ____ Ala. The adult prayer services _ ;J_~' ) & were held by Rev. George "ET' iin&i at her home on Fif th Street. l.inda Venson h os ted another at the Fire Hall on Friday. - s - Community Church Hosts Gospel Program Series — Janet Shogren of Second Street is proud of her son, Eric, who received fourth place trophy' for the nine-year-old section of the "Punt-Kick and IAFRA President Edith Pounds notts needs for handicapped children. (Illerald Photo by DOrb Pass" contest held in Sanford Dietrich) by the Ford Motor Company. Breen, of Swnmerswoi'th, N.H. Margie Northrop of Lake Ms. Breen plans to spend a few Drive enjoyed having her son weeks here in Chuluot.a and his wilt', Jerry and Carol Cocke, of Flint, Mich., along The Tupperware Parties for with granddaughter, Sandy, for the Fireman's Auxiliary just a pleasant week's vacation. The don't seem to go away. Anne Cocke's took in all the Central Lowe, hosted one on Wednesday Florida attractions [I �2C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 12, 1973 Morally, Not Legally, Wrong Let The Man Wear The Pants Raped Wife Complains; Laughed At By Police By DORIS DIETRICH — I second the motion pertaining to permitting the man of the house to wear the pants, and particularly the part that proposes he present his paycheck to his female counterpart. Pants gall me. In fact, I hate pants. To the woman who has forgotten the merits of a dress, try one. The only underpinnings needed with a thick. double-knit dress are a pair of pantyhose and a bra. My favorite at-home work attire is a strapless. sarong-Inspired shortie with a fitted bitline. Add only a pair of brief bikinis and play cool. A long dress with a neckline, plunging down and slit on each side, up to "there", ste&s the scene for at-borne, after-five. This spells solid comfort and sure-fire sex appeal. I terrified when I wear a certain pantsuit featuring baggy pants and a too-loose, elastic-banded waist. It isn't that I fear losing the shirt off my back, but Instead, the pants off posterki. Toward economy and the energy crisis ws and Mother high-fashion frock is one-half the price of those layers designed So it costs far less to wear a dress. Economy is further stressed, in that it takes less suds to dowse (bids. Pants are binding, confining, restraining and ddaining. observer, outfit fashioned ; i a One-pee ps i colorful scarf pinned La fitted Ever experience the hazards pantuit? By the time you unpin the scarf, unbutton the jacket, unbuckle the belt and unzip the back, what started out as a necessity could disaster. Frankly, fabrics are figure forced pants jacket disguises a too-rounded mid -circumstance, pants guarding that don't measure up to Miss America standards. Pants are perfect and serve as a shield or weapon in and recreation. Many a wearing a dress In thse areas rear end of her anaomy, withczt even working at it. So to own. But, in my case, I am partial to dresses. For all practical with an eye aimed toward economy and femininity I prefer a one-piece dre!s !.?"t! can dip and drip, and slip and up-on and off-in a hurry. 1 , p v police for such a complaint, but I didn't know what else to do after having been repeatedly my much the u tercourse with a girl or woman i:k; without her consent. It says yovr To the casu2l Jum On an - t, featuring a jacket, is stunning. of this type Cl end up as an emergency, or worse yet, a -a -. nothing about her being married or single. Now, Hospitallty was the order of the day Tuesday asGamma Lambda because of the war the police Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained at a 'Get Acquainted" sided with my husband, he coffee at the home of recording secretary Spelt leenter. thinks that I am crazy. slywn with Eileen Mack (left) and Paula Cobtan. First, I want you to know that in the 10 years of our marriage, ç I have never refused my 's advances .- GAMMA LAMBDA HOLDS COFFEE th , m and with the bedtime "headaches." thoroughly enjoyed our sex life. As a matter of fact, I didn't understand the complete . g 0f meanin The first October meeting of the Sweetwater Oaks the Xi Theta Epsilon ilon chapter of Plans were made for a Bingo , Beta Sigma Phi was he ld at the Rush Party at the home of Jan Woman's Club home of Vickie Hall, with Myers on October 25, and man. To me, it was the most The The Sweetwater Oaks beautiful ful President Evelyn Serraes members also plan to attend ) t express :1 Club is cordially ultimate presiding. love and "Music Man October 22, with initing all new residents to a understandin Th e President informeapro c eed s going to SCARC. , coffee Now, since this rape I can't members who were absent (Seminole County Association be heldon Monday, at 10 a.m. to in the home of Mrs. bring myself to feel as I the Sept. 16th meeting due of Retarded Children). for. Jas Gustafson, 330 Valley merly did. However, I'm to illness and vacations, that Crafts made by members F)r Those wishing to attend sticking with him Vickie Hall had been chosen as hoping I'll be were examined and admired, should RSVP to Mary Lou Cook, able to the chapter's ValentIne Girl for and a tentative date of Nov. 27 for ye and for et Sweetwater Blvd., South. Can you understand my was set or ecratssae. South. feellngs?Oramlreallycrazy? The program, Behind was presented by Sweetwater Club DEAR RAPEE: You most Sue Sue is Service ' -'l •H. tczdI she reported Men's Golf Assoc. can understand your feelingL had taken a box of useful items Newly elected officers of the The legal deftnitloa of rape Li to the Lakeview Nursing Home. Sweetwater Country Club "the illicit carnal knowledge of O mem bers present were Men's Golf Association are: a woman without her consent." Kay Harris, Ercell Gray, , . Elizabeth Jett, Vickie Hall, Jan James Glireath, president, Joe This makes It LEGAI.IX Imermingham . v.ice-president, Myers a L.4e Pauline. LOSE ?0 100 LISS. Tom Cardullo, secretaryyear. a gal' s gains gardening, climbing, sports woman a purposes and GIFT - •- , . - -. - WITH ANY PURCHASE OF DOROTHY GRAY COSMETICS - ' I I - Seminole Garden Club Li •• .1 .. - - ,. . .. - HAIR CARE PRODUCTS nament chairman, Herb The South Seminole Garden Herring, membership chairClub will hold their first man and Knox Tabb, social meeting following a summer chairman. recess Oct. 2D at I p.m. at '.' oO!'4 # " 0 lk The CftknaW Civic Organtuden Red aM VfWk Bell, go 1 11- changes in presidential terms persm without fainGles aM dwn in wrWAX boubM WID be held of office? These are some of the Oct. 11 at $:45 III 2am., at Maltiand Ovic Center. Speaker questions being considered by will be (Ief1eId Aaienon, chairman Of the Mathematics the League of Women Voters of Department of Florida A&M University, and there will be a Seminole County as they crowning of a king and queen. From kit, Ms. J.M. Mitchel, L discuss "Presidential Blankenship, Mrs. Mattle Jefferson., president, H. Jackson, Mi. Accountability." Unit meetings M.S. Johnson and Ms. J. Barrington. (Herald Photo by Marva will be held Wednesday at 9:15 Hawkins) am, and ThUr!dayat70prn. i F OR her birthday. deaconess of the Forest City Seventh-day Adventist SHIRLEY TH WEMVOR Correspondent L! DIAL * 8-1 I The "Over 5%Plus nub" held • I' day Mrs. Podolski remembered was served. he had left her aBet t the After the bri ef motel. A call to the evening Own attending were management brought some tmted to some plain oldnice results Her wallet fashioned music and songs with been found, turned In and was a • d " • wom CHINO w NO ON MAOIINE WASH - • I GABARDINE VI I, W1 U NIWS1IIPMDIT PIPPUUL MILLS ' SHIP NEW I DOUBLE COUNT PVKTIDPIICALI SHEETS ANT WE MM DRAPERY Oe6d FABRICS — MEN Ywa nr laws ctrnusr .'-- Patrons Get Bonus 0% . 5 LIMIT 6 o MILL IR1116. - -:W i:' : Food With • ê' OFF C 98rd. $2.000IOVfaI LIMIT 2 PATTERNS Xw •. . i - - ,: •- The , - C Mike Duska, Forest City, with - r L_...... — Plus SOc Film Char10 or Beaut ful Dissolutions Of Marriage — BeCIUCOUP Full -- Sc Ieehon - - Plus 3Cc Film Charge LI MI .. . $9995 Beautiful Blouses Salvatore F. Manfre, 44, 107 ,. — was in • 2663 Dayt. Bch., Carolyn Humphries, 28, Dayt. Bch. Oscar I.. Weeks, 19, 109 Station St., AS, Sheila B. Williams. 19, 702 Skylark Cir., - i \o Appointment Necea.anj time Rebekah Lodge Observes Special Friendship t"JigIi .• White, 22,686 N. Grant St., LW Carl E. Brigety Jr., 33, Bx - Baylor LEn to put , I YMCA Goes BackwTowNature sit in By VIVIAN BROWN lormance," said Mrs. K. Dun and-error, you'll find a career YOU can live with ." AP Newsfeaturcs Writer Gifford, a member of the land Women's luncheons, gourmet council's board. Her husband •• SANFORD t dinners and important town had worked with Senator Ted .• ALTAMONTE MALL thing. hit s yet developed. Ticket meetings have been used by one Kennedy on the preservation • _____ The writers and directors, in prices art, still bargains to art gallery entrepreneur "to bill INantucket Sound Islands) . recent seasons the dominant overseas visitors, at $6.50 lop give artists and their works that is before Congress. theatrical forces, seem mostly for musicals as well as straight t4 ' long exposure." He works at it. \' ' Barker gives little talks about to be hiding, brooding or suffer- dramas. "Ladies have enjoyed lunch- the artists before a meal being from creative hiccups. Caught in a tighter bind are the main art gallery with gins. Introducing Cecil Beaton To be sure, there are still the major subsidized National someone talking about art, so at one luncheon, he described r. scads more shows than Broad- Theater and Royal we went to the dinners and how the artist-designer had way offers for drama buffs. But Shakespeare Company (IC), they've been extremely sue- particular concern for details of few of the new plays which along with provincial troupes. cessful,"explained James Hunt clothes In his paintings. It reAmerican tourists are eager to Frozen government Arts Barker. suited in several commissions "p !ee these nights In the West End Council aid keeps dwindling -His galleries in Palm Beach, for Beaton. could survive transatlantic versus Costs, but everyone Fla., and New York offer art He uses other intriguing Priced transplant. keeps talking about more preview guests libation, but so ideas. In showing old costumes Among causing parliamentary largesse in the • far the convivial art-mix with that had belonged to his mother not too distant sweet bye and main box-office stir are food has taken place in the and memorabilia of the Victo---••bye. knightly foursome, sirs Nantucket, Mass., gallery, a nan age he lamented that the "Provided we don't go under, Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Large, old, three-story mansion, beauty of such ornamentation Alec Guinness and John Cie. I believe In living on the edge," Barker would like to expand the was seldom captured on canments. Add also Alan Bates, cheerfully rationalizes David idea to the other galleries but vas. It motivated some women sure to be a sir some day, too; Jones, artistic director of the space has been a problem. to dress up for a portrait. and a pair of visiting Yanks who RSC's London branch. "People like the opportunity Artists often stay at his large Noble Grand Bertha Snyder and District Deputy President Fern Kenton at meeting of Rebekahi. have Just wound up tr ium phant to talk at length with the artists home on a cliff if they are vlsAttracting the crowds Henry Fonda and James currently are a drama quartet and it helps to sell art. After itors to Nantucket. His 19 King fi nge r tip. Stewart. each exhibit the artist's work Charles srianlets run about the comprising "Otherwise EnAmong top distaff lures count gaged" by Simon Gray and moves into another room where house complemented by his Shows hours, minutes. Diana RIgg, tapped by many spotlighting Bates; "No Man's It can remain on display mother's collection of 66 Stafseconds, date and is accucritics as England's emergent Land" by Harold Pinter, through the gallery season," he fordshtre King Charles spaniels rate to within 15 seconds superstar by vi rtue of her latest enacted chiefly by Richardson ex plained. on shelves. Gloria Va nd erbilt per month role; Imperious Margaret and Gielgud; "Phaedra limitA quiet, relaxed Southerner and her husband stayed there, Eight convenient ways he is from Lexington, Ky. Leighton; redoubtable Anne annica," a revision of Racine's he says, when she had an cxto buy: Zlcs Revolving Se minola Rebekah Lodge 43 No. 36 and Orlando No. 12. meeting. District officers were Barker cannot be nonplused by Neagle; America's Mia Farrow version of a myth he borrowed Chirge. Zales Custom hibit of paintings, her first. recently observed friendship Grand Noble Bertha Snyder from all lodges in District 10. the most horrendous turn of in thy major debut; and Hayley from Euripedes, In which Miss At the gallery dinners there is Charge, BankAmericard, A courtesy program, written events, lie recently planned a likely to be entertainment, a Mills, that latter-day Shirley RIgg scintillates; and "A Fami- night, district meeting and extended a welcome. Master Charge. American by Mrs. Nell Temple now grown into more ly And A Fortune," that thrives Gladys Ross night. Express, Diners Club, special dinner art preview for guitar player or singer or both. Distinguished guests in. and directed gifts Futrell, was adult nonsense, Carte Blanche. given for the some prominent guests and 75 Guests are a mix of towns. because of Miss Leighton and Guest officers attended from troduced and presented Although commercial man- Guinness. layaway now for Kissimmee Lodge 42, Lucerne were Fern Kenton, district pleasure of the district members of the town's land people, tourists, celebrities president who a council, a presented group Interested Christmas In from far and near. deputy president of District 10; gift by the lodge, preservation the of Nantucket. Barker's host-chef performLucy Hamlin, past president the conclusion of the It was discovered that in. ance he does all the cooking department department association of district mee ti ng Mrs. Ross * vitations was to dinner had been himself — begins at the door. LAPM, Marie Norman, past honored for the many things she sent to 300 by mistake. Impeccably attired and with treasurer, department has done for the lodge, and Undaunted, Barker acquired gracious manners he greets association of LAPM; Arm Love York & Dennis A. Gloria M. Cohn & Ito), Stainless steel or presented with an appreciatn extra food S. Butler & Cecil Ross, past president of Ghdys and prepared and guests and sits with them at IJ1 Johnell Brewington & Wanda Bruce Clifford Cutshall & liobert gut, yellow gold color. served a dinner of cold borscht dinner. While they sip a drink Wm. E. Sliver & Marcia L Martha Lynn Mrs. Snyder presided at the At the close of the meeting with sour cream, stuffed chick- and wander about the gallery, Donald E. Boyd & Kathee H. B. Frank Griggs Jr. & wf Thomas J. Rhodes & Thellis Denver D. Spears & Christina regular meeting and Mrs. guests and members enjoyed a en and grapes with wild rice, he cooks the food which is Wanda Lee Kenton presided at the district social hour with refreshments, Mae Doris D. Foltz & Edgar zucchini, salad, sherbet and served by attractive college Sarah Vaughn Bowden & Ronald Lee Langdale & Maria Butcher & Louis E. fruit to the 230 people who students — one was living on a r" John Rebecca Ann Teresa S. Anderson & Keith showed up, yacht with her parents — who Marion E. Swaim & Gary W. it. Attila K. Soos & Evelyn K. "It was really a cool per. also help in the cleanup. of Barrie Brightman & Deborah Jane Wade & James & Linda G. Brown Thomas Eugene M argaret S. Marc H. Renner & Vicki D. Ellz. C. Duncan & Carl M. Monroe Lamar Fryer & Marcella L. Nolen & Harvey i Yvonne Davis onnle I. Wood & Carl C. K. Jr. Candy N. Worsewick & Make a wardrobe Teresa Hampton & Robert of your skirts Edw Frank Gold Jr & Donald J. Emerson D. cross & Paula G. ,_--Y and pants with Patricia Anne I Terry L. Runion & Dorothy A. twin sets a Maria Teresa Fraga Coleman Eleanor A. ileineman & combination uf & Andrew S. Bruce P. colors to cordinate Michaelynn Sexton & David Trudi A. Ryder & Bill J. Jr. with almost -r -• L .., any bottom. Maggie Scarborough & Carl • . Lake Co. Judith N. Shea & Eliz. B. Fowler & Wm. F. • -4 Florence Lylton & Louis G. Otis D. Prather, 25 613 Spring James H. Mary N. Addison & Wm. J. Win. S. Denton & V. Helene Oaks B -ed. AS Beverly L. Marriage Applications ' 0 m a Ii Art have clear-cut, responsible goals," says Darcy. "Incidentally," she adds, "I've discovered that women in the lively arts have to be espedally businesslike to accomplish things. You're constantly confronted by men who want you to be a little girl who'll th eir I f) to get a Gail and Darcy hardly fall into the superstar category, but their ta lents are already in considerable demand. Their Lion is somewhat philosophical. Our generation is long on ideas and short on patience," says Darcy. "If you're willing to search and don't mind trial- # 1._ 1 SWFATER Aw. KNITS Josq The first of these adventures his wife, Rozelle, on the Weekend Program Is a back-to- wildlife country, explore the Is being planned for October 16- saxophone. On the viola was nature advent'ire at its very underwater fantasy of beautiful 19, at John Pennevaznp Coral Dorothy (Tinker Bell) Bell and best while hiking through Coral Reefs in the Keys, or ski Reef State Park, Key Largo. On newcomer Ber nard Dugo on the Florida's most scenic wood.ta nd on the beautiful slopes of Novem be r 14-16, a trip to bass. In charge M thic . Ovvner Serves • - Laura Nyro, "After a long, di fficult search for direction, I suddenly find I 1 MW co7ToN LIST POO WTTHPU"ANOF . -. '> ____ •. reiaieu ncr J. POUTeR SIMPLICITY t yd. ' yd. DOLLARI PATTERNS FA 2 I M=T oIiT.oa. 12* its monthly meeting in Social hall of the Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church, Monday at 6:30 p.m. A short buslnessmeeting was Upon arriving home the next held after the (luck supper TODAY SWIDAY 2944 ORLANDO DR. IIHERLOCYS ........ few sing-a-longs thrown in for Church, Mrs Paulsen also -immediately sent to her home good measure acted as Public Realtloa.s In Bear Lake. The wallet The entertainment was Secretary and Is now a new Pocloiski of 3533 Shirley arrived with everything Intact, headed by master of member of the Central Florida Drive were returning borne even the money, thus restoring ceremonies Jack Knight, a Chapter of the National from attending the wedding of Mrs. Podolski's trust In p4irne resident of Forest Paraplegics, their granddaughter in Strling mankind. She said, "It is nice to City and Fort Myers, also A nice thing happened Heights, Mich., last month, and know there are still sorne master of the violin. Joining recently to two residents of the stopped overnight at the honest people around, people Jack In the violin section was Bear Lake area. Mr. and Mrs. Cherokee Motel In Calhoun, Ga. who care." Roy Starkey of Forest City, nicknamed "Boss" as concert The YMCA Caravan Camp seback ride through famous talking to him, saying rock 'ii' rollers should pay more attenlion to what's going on in the legitimate theater. "My boldness shocked him, but he ended up introducing me . 1.1..L2t. biggest BODY KNIT SR 434, Longwood. ' clan, was standing next to me also watching. I just began pressed with Miss Miller's "scribblings" that she was rec. m omended to ex-Young Rascal Felix Cavaliere, then recording his second album for the label. '.,avaiiere cnose "VesUny,' one of her efforts, as the title song of his new I.P. Before the album was finished, Darcy had collaborated wi th him on half its contents, and she and Gall sang backup along with veteran visits, WWIN Over 50 Plus Club Happy birthday greetings are Todd Rundgren, the rock musi- Her first big break, however, came when she landed the female lead of Silvia in the AusItalian road company of "Two Gentlemen of Verona." OThe part called for a black woman," says Gail. "There aren't many black actresses in Australia, so they had to import to his friends. Next thing I knew, I was singing backup in his band and on the albums of groupo like Hail and Oates." Gail phoned her high-school iueiucic and newfound happiness. She urged Darcy, then in her third consecutire university, to drop ev. erything and Join her. "Gall knew that I could carry a tune, because we sang togeth. er in a choral group In high school," says Miss Miller, "and she knew I'd always wanted to write songs, because I'd shown her my poetry. "Instead of doodling chernistry equations, which I used to constantly, I started scribbling song lyricsday and night." Gail arranged an introduction with the staff of Bearsville Records, who were so Im- at your • INTRODUCTORY PRICES ON NEW \ ARRIVALS FORTHE"NOW LOOK" at First Federal of Seminole, cxtended to Mrs. Paul CarLsen f A Wv Oakland Hills who recenuy cestirated Darcy Miller — j0 THEN KEFP IT OFF4 0 Should there be changes in the system of presidential Mrs. Carlsen Celebrates Birthday; Area Resent •" — performers £*t) D1GS SALE STARTS Women Voters In And Around Forest City award in my senior year. I was sure I'd end up as a scientist, making great discoveries about the electro-chemica I functions. of the brain . • .-. ________ me. It was a learning experience, but It ended so quickly, and I was back in New York again, pounding the paveinent" A chance encounter on astreet corner, aided by Gail's ebullient nature, proved the turning point for Darcy and her. Gail recalls : "I was sta nding on the Intersection of Broadway and 46th watching this nut who was yelling 'Quota! Anybody got a quota !' at passersby." 'Suddenly I realized that won the biology ing in FAST TRIM treasurer,JimBr,publldt>' chairman, Dave Lets, tour- League Of FOR BALL "I F Casselberry Woman's flub on PREPARED After high school and an ill. fated brush with higher educa. lion, Miss Boggs headed for New York in quest of fame, etc., while Miss Miller became a nomadic bio-science major, moving front college to college in quest of a program that suit- • B . • one — .. - test tube for a typewriter as a budding songTiter. Both "couldn't be happier." Gail and Darcy, now In their mid-20s, are "on the edge of success," creating and crooning hit songs for some of today's top rock singers. With Stage Stars yold - - while Miss Miller has traded a LONDON (AP) The stars agers moan about spiralling are out in glittering galaxy on costs, insiders admit that no London's stage. It's a good shortage of prod uction fun'is •4 -. f or FROM g each her Five years later, MISS Boggs has beizunto realize her dream London Glitters DOROTHY GRAY ' has exposed the ..." Broadway Dim ECKERD S , he has been the one Notes into a foundation. The longer are great for ed her scholarly designs. Gail was the first to gain a taste of her heart's desire. "After months of casting calls, 1 landed a part in an offBroadway revue-rock opera called 'Mother Ear th," she says. "It was a fun play, cornposed of skits, with most of the action taking place on a jungle gym the cast climbed around on. I played a robot and a monkey, and even had my own song, which I belted out until the show closed 14 da ys later." Gail's life then became an endless audition for countless plays, and even the panels of quiz shows, before she was chosen as an understudy for Joseph Papp's production of "Iph. igenia" and later the chorus of the musical "Candide," which became a hit on Broadway. Dona fine for unflattering flaws in the of a female as a scientist, making great discoveries about the el"tro. chemical functions of the brain - h usband ub "When I was in high school," Gail exclaims, "I used to warn my mother, 'I'm "onna be a Broadway star some day!' 'Sure, sure,' she'd say. 'Just get home tonight by 11 o'clock!" "I won the biology award in my senior year," Darcy says wistfully. "I was sure I'd end up raped for hours. The definition of rape is forcibly hav in g sexua l about as a pantsuit. Gail, daughter of a tree stirgeon and his dietician wife, wanted to be a dancer-singer, while Darcy, whose father is a college rice president and whose mother is a guidance counselor, aspired to blo-psychology. wife! They also told me I must wrong for a husband to force chale law changes soon. ~ v, c "s." - asked the customary questions, they told me it was impossible possible for a man to rape his himself phyaIcaIl upon his for a husband to rape "his" wife, but U is still morally wife. And let's hope that at- -- ... b am of clothing of After my assault, I ran to a neighbor's house and called the ( I - " here", Nature's), a NEW YORK (AP) — As childhood chuns growing up In suburban Montclair, N. J., Dar. cy Miller and Gail Boggs each had highly personalized visions DEAR ABBY: I'm going straight to the point of my problem. What does a married woman husband rapesher — whlchhappenedto p.., - Sunday, Oct. 12,1 975--3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Road To Broadway Success Paved With Hard Work do when her it to Childhood Chums Strive For Show Business Success -- T1 / • I DRAPERY 30% OFF! PlnecrestDr., Terry E Ray, 29, $ I -. I Armon P. Rossman, 22, RI I [lx 212 LW, Angela F. 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So at I K7 WEST 48 Honky-tonk 25 alod aul11.N by Stoffel & Heimdahl - - ----- 77 the ninth one to come course' front, Hearts, V 943 bacchanals deductions 7rTiIOrn OEM BUGS BUNNY -------- counted eight CLIS V,lflflf5 Four diamonds; two clubs, and the major suit aces Where was it OI1TII on mond II won - - ---",- —. ,-- . Pass 2 N T Pass 3 N MEN -- .(fl,v ' A J1 31 Soiar disk 33 Move sidtiodise 9 News 24 .. - K 0 57 At all times I Arachnid 58 Harem rooms 8 Choose 14 Epoch . Bc ()S%Al.L) and t 54 Tantalize 56 Actor Chaney 13 Wicked - e8 R I t±_N 46Decpita?e in and 49 Shr b 5,Uonmbi the 1914 Derby 12 Trims off Ii NEWS io 19! R1 9 Cannonade CC OF 'OU tth1f 44 Da.xing ijtl - I" 38 G* 39 Cicatrix 41 Antonio. - P(efltUCky - 11 FLJNJ --- - AT BRIDGE WIN L IF LOSE ----- A;sAertoPreouPUZZ Derby State Mort Walker _u-.-------------- - I ii Like M igraine to free )f the con- age ?,A) /1 -- S lay. / - B. he will arolyn, 41, i one o(tne I -I A MW By Lawrence F. Lamb, M.D. 1kIi4 Ic..-i I UJW7 '1'o-i 4L ' B ION DI E Chic Young Young \MATS 7-we CES SPECIAL. SPAGHETTI A W140'0 EAT SPA&.4ETTI wrr 'CE CREAM MO OUR CHEF... HE LOVES THE STUFF:I ., fl 12 __ A. 14 DEAR DR. LAMB - Would relief that by Dick Covolli WINTHROP NOW, M( FRIENDS, r?iDtr CIME HERE TO LEC7LNZW 70, IZIGHT7 (itj RE 70 W HARAJED, RIGHT? `rW . I - tacks of a cluster series side .rIa.i ?SI.;,$•W ,. 1w -, - - -.-,-----' .$ _ IAJIII.I - IT'S M 11)P1 1 USE - -_ • - - - y l es SHOVELL) write to I • I .1 Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019, send 50 cents, a long, stamped, selfaddressed envelope, and ask for The Health Letter number 2-9 Headache: Man's Most I- L - _____ I J -. Common Pain. by Garry Trudeau nn 77 r )T, ' I -- - -. - -,i: -. PRISCILLAS POP - . • -- - * - -F / - - '. ,_ -- :i - - . - So _'•_j•_;____ - - - ,y A FIRE DPATMENT'\ WIN AN UNLISTED} = Qf / QU5T0, I '51R'' DG€S —JI — In Sanford. Sto r y, lock were a the county 'i anagement, Evaluation uction.s were OMAE chief des were on ent. Then - - • -' ids recom in to 36. 9. That ed further In ommIasioner ugh was -'•I} '"ITt. '. A and Do ten ve1opment 'br Jr, fr: o ervices' B. son and C.A orks and ont s assigned to I Community Photos Page 3. -J '411 PE1HAP$" m Woff;' to It ..HAV A . W41R..GtTflH..Ptzz. SHORT RIBS by Fi.nk Hill - 0 -" Vi bP4Ow LAW.A 4AtDIWHxr "iOU ON 1A f/1ING - ..k IN 4flQ 0 IGfr4G Ri I'M 7Aec:N P4G c '- .' tion the Evening y to a repair te Springs co -n E. Fields, a teft trial, does e Altamonte trned by RD. SEP iMLffr _ .. 16 rnerofa Land- sib ._- (I - — rl - I,, ------------------ 10-12 -- . . -- i ,,.... , - n asked t oday returned to 'y. "They're Page !-A) it • 'carson submmendation from John Srgorja C 'vsw WA_ * iv AV us i UT 'IC7!JR JIF ev TUMBLEWEEDS - - - BijT P1209AILY AS .. -:- -- .---: Count Dracula Is Alive, and Well ,—, FTT _. b Y A' V•rtnr Oki 4 aiisoin \ - hlCh will be , 10-12 DEC1DIDj..Y AND DEFINITELY 14aft POLL The Search '1 MAYfft PoSiTIVe THAN" id) ion attended ; Sid Vlhlen 3 and Dick 1 STRONGHOLD. by Bob Tlu ILE'tLC: Ir were decided - AS tehicles used employes 24 51 to 31 RTLY THEREAFTER A UTTER WPJ CURTAINS MAKES ITS ARt) THE SORCERER'S I DOWN ounty Corneduced the - =-- i4±IE— PUT 10 se I' ' p ijii:. • 'TfflT1NL7 - WEEK- ANK AND ERNEST / I' - by Bob Montana 1/1,1O€RSTA1O I 'i F UNNY BUS INE SS For more information about L ---- go to New y regarding 1 Iftas and two firms _•_•_ . h the various types of headaches and what to do about them, me in care of this newspaper, P.o. - -- , DOONESBURY ARCHIE v rstwa - - - - 'I'm kinda In a hurry, Dad! How long a lecture do I have to listen tolorfivebucks? ions as possible. But duringascr4es ng of such headaches it is impor tant W avoid liii alco ol. and A =:jt There isn't much you can do for:,oursel(, I'm Sorryto Say, pt rid )ourself of as man:, oday he will als for an construction pening date 'CONFIDES THE 5tOPKEEPER, me BACK ROOM. A __ 7 the forehead. Most victims are males. They are treated just like a migraine headache, Ergotamlne tartrate Is the old standby that ofteti helps. S o in e t I in e s I n d e r a I (propranolol) Is used or Sansert methysergide). The latter has -to be carefully supervised and is usually AND CR IES OUT IN DELIGHT AND FABRICS OF MANY zmV because they occur in a cluster of attacks, one after the other, then there may be 8 relatively long headaches The headache usually -.'iI.hi', Viui uJ'Ouuifl, pam, high In one side of the nose on the same r ' discontinued after five or at most six months, at least for a time. That is long enoigh to outlast most recurrent at. sometimes ) ' 4 DEAR READER Cluster headaches are classified as a type of migraine headache. They are called -cluster" and ITWPflI4U to lnvntvii 1 F am Woods - you have heard of uifl3 cation of the E W appreciate your comments on a very painful condition I have, cluster headache. I am taking medications, which so far haven't helped much. Are there any kinds of temporary - ess at 111 Altamonte 1117 Longwood I - �- 4C-Evening tieratd. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975 - - -- " (\ 0 1 ') .i ' "L- r / ( t. , - 41 WOULNT DARE.' 38 Geraint's "° !'t?ss i State 41 [II Texas 46Decaptates Shrub 9 Cannonade won rn. -1- ____ 4 K7 WEST & K3 V K62 # 8: & Q J 9 6 5 3 fl off 56 Actor Chaney 13 Wicked 57 At all limes 14 Epoch 58 Harem rooms 15 Elastic minef,al 59 Second-year te-sin sheep 17 Pulp 60 Pathological 18 Swiss canton fluids 19 Military 61 Direction gatherers 40 Tosser 10 Sandarac hee 43 English novelist I I Snoozes 45 Permit 16 Absconder 7ifloste 72Woigl 12 Trims E 1 io-11 . :;~ (War k( - THE BORN LOSER II by Art Sonsom DOWN 23 Pach N GLAM ... 24 Aim 00 (~6 I _-- I/ 27 Covenant 2 Girls name 24 Mammoth 29 Greek 'co 3nous ç 20 — Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. % \ 1-::~4, .-. 1 .- AI08 in t .uInerbk -' M 0 - - - L - -- - I ,, --- - .. . - ,- ~'I - — - THE ROCK CONCERT / Ii L- L ) ______ - J_ - -- - - - - L L t N 100 -- - - il .-- _____ ;~ ,.L . 1, -. T I _____ _____ - L .--- DUSY! ___ I) ___________ - ____ -,-_ I . - -- . -ZV7`A- -. I . - ' _-\,f - !T]) C 7jc,-'' L, - f. - _________ - ,.,...- i .-' CE,----- _____ - i ----WINTHROP I 'iitrcWtE - I LC1LR1V . _______ - ; r - -. _________ ..- a 1" 0 WHERE DOES KM FIT INTO THIS IS REAuY WEU. DEFP WRITING, wmArs YCSJR REG' THE SCHEMCfT).4II.GSZ OPIN101 OF i-ItS FATE?' 'TI - I J C3 I-,, - / ______________ I 0 1. - _____ r . - ____ - --. ; Q, .. . 1. Vkr . , r— . FRANK AND ERNEST ___________________________________________ _L__ ----i-ii- -1 .- - -, - _ __. . , ! V I ____ ,' 1P ') " , - L--- --:- -- ,7 - - .-. - W' •-r .,..,. . Z- ----- ,9C---:- --- - - .; . . -- J- - - . —, r -, --- - -I--, -- -- I - .- 1 -1 : (,,;~ - 7 S014ETHIN4 - . - - ,.' - A' I .i T I ! I .. " —&— SW~&v om*x A aw 4- wr P:-%..f - - - -- I -. 1-*-N1-.Xa R IMR" 1 Z &— . ,iv- . i * 6, ~ f one 9 I ) (? I (T~I 1. In Sanford I I I i V. OCTOBFAI . , I' 1" i L' 1. ir.~ 551 Karen wines, was seek by a of buying, aling stolen ghoulish --= -- •\ ____ . -V .- - 4* makeup . - residence should choose a bright, sunny day for the trip, since to venture there by night could well end In tragedy. there are clues that one is not th bli1 v1si. i ng a mere rta l. Pd,4i- ~ : ' mo " " Chevrolet parked in the driveway, for instance Nothing unusual, you say? Then look closely . On the trunk, a hideous e,r' iuk tir,,1 t.- 4k .e miu,e o .i, a bat, arch-symbol of the Transylvanian count who refuses to die i \'f the . Q: .. A 4 ' I • ,- 41 I -.aidlillitl&,- . ! . 1:. , --~ . - - - - f"ixii / t . AND CRIES OUT IN DELIGHT FABRICS OF 'CONFIDES THE 5HOPKEEPER, I ME SACK R00A10 I z . , - - -1 . Z - - ..4 ; i,., -I — r -- if .: 0 looking liquid. There is a moment of profound silence. Then the dark figure turns in his . chair. . Dracula I : Your worst fears have come true. All those Saturday afterL noons £ £1.. neigLL hborhood theatre flash before your eyes. My kingdom for a crucifix I ' But it is too .. seen you, Count Dracula has and is rising from his chair Nostrils quivering, eyes glowing with unspeakable evil, blood dripping from . his fangs, Dracula approaches you And offers ntiS hand flu '4 - ' )' ' - - ---.. 'l,.-',,' - °" °' I > regarding it Hills and Z I •- I '/ Jf ' "a ~ 1 kLIl 1. to own - LPrc . .I c two firms ')if/ Q / .'r -- i.4kr lf,I! -r 1,1 se . . - - - : •• . ;•• ---- y. , - les - It ' I - I' ItI educed the - ii-~e~ ~ * : :~ j- r or - T' . - tertalnmentforyoungsterson Dracula. the witching night. "I would really like to work "I've appeared at the at the Stars hall of Fame. I Tiffany Inn in Goldenrod and would just stand there atGlenn Turner's casUe last motionless and the people year," said Syracuse. "This wouldcorneuptome.Then_. Halloween I'll be at the zip! - I would come to life." Ilaunted House at the As Count Dracula takes his Althl11oflteMalJofl-3O coffin to his bat-emblazoned 31 and Nov. I." car, neighborhood kids do Syracuse wasn't always the double-takes as they ride past alter-ego of Count Dracula on bicycles. Two small "I started out as The youngsters approach, their Mummy when I was a kid" eyes growing wider as they he said. "Then I tried near famous fiend. Frankenstein's monster. "A rrggh'" Dra cula From there I went to the screams, swirling across the Wolfman a nd finally to yard In a cape his wife made count Dracula." for just such an occasion. 'Once In Maryland he The two small boys pivot appeared as Cottrit Dracula at their bicycles and pedal a skating rink," his mother furiously for the horizon -to said 'The) put his coffin in save their necks and avoid the middle of the rink and at becoming one of the hiving midnight he opened the lid I)ead' nearby, passing him vials of strange- . .oday he wil] als for an , go to New - - his time and efforts to help the Ws son Michael he carried le cat on of the . -. - %- .~-- 1 I da - - 'k. Jaycees' Haunted house, coffin outside, and speculated which provides safe en- on his future as Count chamber of Dracula himself. 4 4k ,.1 e dressin g t4a bIi a dark figure peers Into the mirror. A woman hovers , vir " .4r% ^ - - " --- I - . I - " - • Dracula. The genial master of the estate leads you deep into its interior, back to the I "Nice to meet ya, John Wells, nobody knew he was In Syracuse." there You should have heard "John, your blood is the saeams!" dripping too much," his After datibing a final touch mother says, offering a tissue. of deathly pallor on his face, "Okay. okay," John Syracuse twists around and Syracuse said, sitting down to tries a practice scare on his blot the food coloring. daughter. She runs screaming ve been doing this since I down the was a teenager," said "Arrgh I Like being a Syracuse, now 37. vampire," Syracuse said. An employe of the Ranch "Llet's get the coffin out. I House Restaurant on High- have to take it down to the way 17-92, Syracuse is Altamonte Mall," Count married. Ills wife, Dianne, Dracula snarls. says he doesni mind her "When he has his makeup husband's bizarrehobby "We on, he acts the part," his CflJO) It," she says bravely mother said Their children, Michael, 14, Thccoflinfsaworkofart_ andllrenda,12,seesntocnjoy the traditional pine box. It. too. Syracuse said he corn- .ce, even born yesterday. And neither was Count 'agc 2-A i I o I )l the cn "- '1 neser thought I'd be missioned a friend to eon proud I the If you are alert you ll -velvet to pire, said Count Dracula's lining adds a distinctive on a sunnyFlor ida afterno n, nOW the ma-abe.. I , i""•1 uflt. lie touch sky seems to darken as you approach. wanted to be in show 71v coffin is leaning against As the door swings open, you hear the business.' a wall inside a screened-in "Wedeveloped the make-up porch. voice of children laughing, but you technique by trial-and-error," "My neighbors have never refuse to let down your gua rd. After all . Shesald.Thlsallbegar)when seen me in lull costume. I 4k 1. ere so ng of a we made up the kids for hope they don't freak out,nearby, even if it is disguised as the yap Halloween" ('flint Dracula said, as he . - It will be the fright allraction at the make the journey to the lair of the vampire. The v is itor to Count Dr a c u I a 5 to free -, the assistance of his mother. Syracuse I Those who would scoff " 4:li,V,i ~ \ is .-- appl ies with esligation iobert B. : I t- :wel17,-- -- 1, ~ SinfQrd , ____ - . ,% 4:e~lf John Syracu. of Count Dracula Lives I . 12,197r- _________ I LLtUL ti * --0 , - '7 .V-f' if.f I i--- --- .. - - - - -ILY THEREAFTER A LTTER 'NN CURTAMS MAKES ITS I irii I STRONGHOLD. "' - - r i- &,"% : I- ,,%, 0, ) .4 (W EEK-The - 10-12. I bock were a i the county's E v aluation iuctions were OMAE chief 'r4' '4 anasom 'N.. / tOJJ, \ 3UT C6 / -- --- - . - / I i-' ,' - I I . %, -11 -4 Ides were on ads recom)fl to That _ -`iommissioner QU'5TtOIS., '51R (X€5 earson sub. )ugh was mmendation from John ek and Doy of evelopinent; I ~- I W ' 1HU'ViING. I ~ I ~-,-$ -'t"i " -:' -. I 0 - --- -- . 4-0 .- I 11 - ?-A iiz ( ,~.l . dmb--.h.s~ T4.<, t n ,--T -,--- . - . V-71.-. --- -- . k '? by Frenk Hill 4#4 ' 1 ' . L'4.1.;-ii, ii Tt,~; - -1 %. i .- _ _ I .air - .. - M- - _-, Z repilem. . -- - MORI~ In unable to send personal I lil __________ 911111111111111 -- - were decided on attended s Sid VihIen sy and Dick 1i SHORT RIBS . AllilliIII111W. j. / tI Altamonte Mail during Hallowe'en season. S300.0100 per concert. and he's seen her since or heard thein iiiIry well known es-en IiIaI%ti0n bt'r again. year. Why not give the questioner a real answer' I -1. Jaycees Haunted House at the - a .01----1. . -.1 - . ve L Photos By Bill Vincent , S )?7-jD Sunday, Oct. - I . - I X 1 4 -,- . i ' ' f0f ) - Text By Audie Murphy a Whatever happened to Stephanie Edwarda, who %aw iohost i4 "AM Anarica ' Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft - - - -, - .- -- - - EltonJotmwon'ttrylogethlj - NOT 'iWR 0 . - i4k to Q: I would like to know why _____ ARE • I I .. .' 10-11 I - -MMOM -+ . - visit the quiet subdivision of Park Ridge, 14 I 77 ,), " • e . . - - I Louis they took the two Pond area visit the two potatoes. both mashed and the cause of their long life,,, whole. macaroni, green he said. , . wardrobe she wicars for the . — I ~~ • wiihoulteles-lslon.,S II TV (ainesvillt', FIn A: Thcoctworkgasealimp arrfrscouldachjeyewouldbe out his career perexplanatloa, but the fact Is. to burn * out and back in IMS maturely through overesAngeles. AlIt has been posure. 0 *The clipping teUs the story making many changes In the of Poe's and his late wife's Q: I'm sick of you always show In hopes someone. devotion to animals and how Poe died, Poe brought them to 9=11 gifts of candy. cookies, beans. crackers bread Making remarks about anyone. will notice IL they acquired Joy in 1941 1''3orida when he retired in chewing gum and other celery. ney also ' Ilke drie( i "Kirilchak," You arealways when slit was five year-, old 1969 downgrading it goodits Joy and Pebbo have Kokhak' Q Shk',.r h4api.rtti from nearby Joyland Park. "Both are in good health," long since given up a liking for They are crazy about does a good job, so stick it in Vivian Vantv and William Pebbo, acquired two 3CW1 Poe said 'Sometimes Joy is a being cuddled, so the children sweetpotatoes and corn on the ),Our ear. — C S Portsmouth, E r3lwk) on' I Los later, was horn in 1939 little listless, but she snaps can look but not touch cob They like milk, soft Vu \ J W, Patirson i According to the Orlando back. Pebbo has always been "I put clean newspaper in drinks, lee cream, hard boiled A: Maybe "Kalchak" can A: Stiss Vance, It you'll Public I ibrar), McGraw. in good health" their cages every day and J eggs, candy and cookies sake the mysterious dlsap- recall, later costarred with 1 1 i II's Encyclopedia or Science The Poes hoped that Pebbo divide my food with them," They're not too crazy about pearance of his show which is Lucy In one of her later gerie,,. and Technology states would mate with Joy, but, Poe Poe said, adding neither peanuts," be said. gone from the fall schedule then she retired to go home to iiiaximum life span of a said," We found out that monkey is especially fond of I think they know w ha t i without a trace Connecticut and her husband Rhesus monkey is 20 years. monkeys choose their mates. bananas. "They like regular say to them," Poe said. Q: I s%'Pose I nuty be all Frawle was in -Sly Three y One time we put Joy with cooked human food," he said. "When I've been one and we: Its writlni, you about Suns" until his health The Poe's animals at their Pebbo and he almost killed he said come home, rer'uts, but every little whale forced him to Joy makes a retIre lit died Kentucky farm -a pig, nine her."When I cook biscuits, I sound kind of like a bark. She I notice you get the old dogs, two Siame.-A- cats, two share them with Joy and gwe imisses me when I go westions fired at you. why It ou have it television or common cats, assorted monkeyslivelnadjacent twin Pebbo They like that," he back to Kentucky for a art Ihenrtworksputtingon,o movie question, semi it to the turkeys. pea ns, pheasants r cages and In a carefully said "But they are especially or two While I'm gone rn reruns' And you tuse 11,' ANSWER MAN, tart of and other fowl finall) died of separated heated wooden fond of green onlons—Uujt's neighbor takes care en. thtrn the same old answer' this paper. Those of general of tb' old age. But Joy and Pc house, their relationship has their real favorite. "Good food, keeping their 'Ihe networks purchase so interit will be answered In remained pLatorJc "They also like lettuce, cage and house L oes ninny episodes and there are this column. 11w ANS%Flf clean to ___________________ I - .. 0 -. - , - - - - -WI-21W-41111111111I.-A the normal life expectancy of a Rhesus monkey In captivity _______________________ Is 17 year,, Poecandoewnent Howard Poe fld his his pets' ages by a carefully Rhesus monkeys, Joy Irightl 1 Lexington (K y.) Herald and Pebbo, C' ' 0P published In 1942. . -. - - Herald StalfWrfter - r. Is Who plays Carlton on stars such as Bob Dylan are Harper? D.A. Shreveport, never seen (ifl TV' All 014 set are w Li. Is paG. style or A: Imewo Music, who also show, is Oakland. N,J. Is the producer of the A: It you're referring to married to Henrietta Mole. Valerie Is marrW to comedic pays minimum union scale for actor Dint SChUL Its performeri and mt Q: There is wrestling on TV them appear on the show to .itid everybody I know thinks sell new recordings I)lan "i ' good and a fake, and I and the top stars don't )t igrcc. On the playgrounds anytroubkfindingbuyrrslor .ind all you see kids giving their music. their buddies headlocks ,, Stitc a bet for III> e-rlPs and things like that husband and me. lie says thdt . - Id t h Fred the talking bird on because on wresUing they .. , Barcilu Is fak . i,.L,., )lii.KVLIIV, N.B. . a cockatto, I say it's %orne nd of fancy parrut. a e ac-k, I1ki carrots at tee they watch .. 'Let's Make A )" Get TLC full Colof • .- r~~~ ountDracula C % Q:.Settle a bet. Is 1. Music, Noting he has been told by . .. iv. C G M - -- - 8y DONNA EST&S male, are celebrating 39th and 36th birthdays, respectively this year, a rather formidable age for ,w " - Monk Just howlongwlflamonkeylivefn captivity? According to HOWadJ.Poeofl5O1Care Drive, they'll live a long time if they are given good food, good care and lots of love. Ills two Rhesus monke ,.e I in CASELBERRY I T t • Q: flow verne rock sulwr- ._ A ' I. j '., - - - ..Q I Ø L- . - --~ W—"-"== - 0 i/ '—i-% Z A SPAGHETTI A LA MOC -J* QH i 511119TWI 11 VN M& ~ _________________ TODAY? - -11 1 1 1 1 1 .~ -i also'(lid a movie version. vertisers so much for an ad if Who's correct? D.M,K., they shove it on the screen Vancouver. Wash. a first run or a rerun. A: Morn Is. Audrey up- nothing but a mOflcy.1nakjn peured In the film although for the networks larniMordidhersinging gobbkupgoocJprofi There was much controversy se Julie qu' tn many vilays, ''a1 .intd the Iliza Doolittle role hail assumed any ignoramus d would be aware the netiAtirlus the movie role, but In one of use reruns primarily to rack ~tlme bad decisions In up greater profits at less cost 111nimiking, mogul Jack iiii1thoulispiviling It (put for you. Warner decided Julie wasn't 'inti- re "rong. however. about fatnui enough the .,ill dertLsrrp 'in the tiasis i audkntt Q1.in.fttiihberol diliserenci and audliner he Osmond Brothers have ItSils are down during the summer rtnns takul And i am among Uw Q: I watch Bob NewharCs public who want "The .," "Uttle flouse on show arxi I niotive Sutanrki Walton., the Prairie," "Lucas Tan. I'le-Itelte itever wears shorts. ner," etc., to outlast the inany iniriLskirts or shows her legs Baltimore. -- I -_ - -- -- -- - i ni W.AT$ ThE CNEPS SPE-CL4.L. I ________________ for fear of rtnn f M Fair 1itirtiri their fee lings, II tt ______________ - , ( I B LON DIE .,, . t •. - Ohio 1 uf'II i,iui antimarriuge tow Struthers, A Vu, she prefers the _______________ a \11 _____________ .- - — - - --- ________________ I " 1111111111, - - DO VA FEEL ANN RESE.NTMENI ,- I i I i *. _4 .. , 41 ~r ,- I it k- -- I L - - , --'M i - REFER r YA A.' , - - - - PE TIJNtA./ _ ..-- !-, -, -- .;; . L- : - --.-. =Z---Zi- BUGS BUNNY TI-(ERE, JUST ONE MORE QUESTK*4 ON THIS __________________ I I \1 -- 11 I 6. I - :'--- --- - I '— __________________________ __________________ ______ - I - -- - —I . 7 — I / - - - ) / r if "aid -1 - - .. .... ~~ argument. My nioni says only 19 4 j4tff - —f--- . -- By RICII.ARD K. SIIUI1. - - - :N :-! -! 7- -- ____ 41 hi TV ANSWERAAAN -0, i PO PULATION J GROTH #A7 & Q4 2 •QJIO6S CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS MAKE IT INTO v Q875 -. _______________________________________________ - ~w -- -- I Florida A Q7642 AA5 Sunday, Oct. -12, '! - -_ W, '.ku%.,lk-, A,3,3,~ 50 . . _____ / / 48 LAST SOUT1111 bacchanals Honky-tonk deductions of the law I Uhster I --- 31 Solar disk 33 Move side*1se 35 Average 7 Arachnid 8 Choose 9 News from' Hearts of course! All he had to do would be to find East with one heart honor. So at trick two he plaved dummy's three of hearts. ' Eist had one heart honor, but he knew what to do with it. lie ok played it right away' South put on his' ace and as s1dth:o 'herhearthonor He couldn't afford to let East in so he shifted to diamonds Fast WokhtsaceandcIeareth' ,K943 00A 54 Tantal:ze . counted eight easy winners. Four diamonds: two clubs, and the major suit aces. Where was it J1098 - - _____ - and JAMF.S JrtCOflY -N()ItTfl E form) Kentucky Derby n osw1u.n IS L51 T1f I. __ '4ITItJ Antonio, 42 —Q-... ____ GE WIN AT BRID a _ 'J OF -- - J - - f to PmviuuS Puzzle Derby State Mon_Walker -\ _.- - _______________ - IF OL) ONr \ LOSE 3VE ,%Ei-1T THE G-LJ ILL. -- -- ______ BEETLE - WON3 , L-Fg(rws I II A , ----AL:k~ - k - ,% - - - ~D- . , - tion \ I . ) Ile Spfinp u'- --- - -- �4C—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY !F LoT 00 ?Ik 1.06E 60vIE \E& Tb-4E 1T L I - (\ N& I L &C ° I wer to Ptrajs Puzzl e i 38 GeraintS wie i1 Grass 39 Ccatriz State 41 -- Antonio. 5 Texas Kentucky 42 Crafty IN -44 Dancing girl DARE,' Kentucky Derby 12 Trims off 13 WicId 14 Epoch form) r 8 . LA ç A Q A0 g L - c - 3' Solar disk 58 Harem rooms 8 Choose 33 Move sdewse 15 Etastc 59 Second-year 9 News 35 Average reSin sheep gatherers 40 Tosser 17 Pulp 60 Pathological 10 Sandasac tree 43 English 16 S*tss Canton fluids novelist 11 Snoozes M4it*ry 61 Direction 45 Permit 16 Absconder locations 46 Defect 20 Cup (Fr) 21 Roster 47 cry of 22 Weight DOWN 23 Pitch bacchanals deductions 24 Arm of the law I Blister 48 Honky-tonk 27 Covenant 2 Gal's name 24 Mammoth 50 County in 25 Presage 29 Greek portico 3 Poisonous Florida 26 Chasti sing 1 51 Japanese I by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER 4D—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL C I1hA 'I 14 P CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS BuGS BUNNY Tl4ERE JuSr ONE '— ¼SORE QUESfl)N ON THIS SURVEY IM TAKIN'I c'E'nJNtA.' r-,---- VItLL, HURRY ( UP, TM usv!Ar DO '4 FEEL AN RESENTMENT WHEN PEOPLE 1 REFER T'YAI BE1N' V K62 V Q875 • a: iQ J 965' 4 (J 4 2 trick two he played dummy's W.t • :7 nrth foil (010 three of hearts. East had one heart honor, but he knew what to do with it He played it right away' South put on his ace and decided, as anyone would, that East held the other heart honor. He couldn't afford to let East in so he shifted to diamonds. East took his ace and cleared the South The Seminole 's Back With News Of Tribe Preparations got under way this week for the 1975-76 Oviedo I 1i1:h St'htii H ig h Homecoming. Although nuin. traditions are being carried on, a great many changes j have also taken place. Replacing the traditional ___________________________ parade, a festival is being held on Nov. 13. Each club will wood and lumber, and are on the best sponsor a booth or concession judged decorations. in order to raise money for its The game will be held the projects. Among those booUu ll already chosen are a dunking fo owing evening, Nov. 14 and will be against the booth, being sponsored by t1 band, and a cake walk by the Apopka Blue Darters. The Future Business Leaders highlight of the evening will be the crowning of the 1975-76 club, The (e&tjval ssitl begin the hIornecorn1n Queen, and the Of the freshmen, last hour of school, and continue until the pep rally at sophomore, and junior class 7p.m. The rally is presented pr incesses. by the Varsity Cheerleaders, The dance will be held at and the Dance Corp and FTU Village Center, and Majorettes will perfçrm. music will be provided by I A By JOHN FERGUSON I You've neard that "The Tribe is flack," but did you isom1no1erJJ k now "'I'hf' S4.'tflif101t'" Is b.ak ('UtWet1? A[tU, t the the same thing? Well, let me A clarify. "The Seminole" Is the Tribe's mouth, eves and war. dub. What? More confused than ever? Straight out, "The Seminole" Is the student Marjorie Mercer and Faye newspaper at Seminole 111gb. Perkins. On the sports pages, Big let-down, right? Wrong! you will see the fine work of After (lvr year' absence sports editors, Karen Currie there is a roomful of people and Charlie Williams. On the business side are business who are determined to managers Pauline Wider and that it's one of the most Susan Grant. These gals see citing returnees to SHS. to it that enough ads and other Now about this roomful of capital sources are available people. At the lop is Mrs. Li, cover t'xpcn.s..is. ' f e lint' .11iLOf1C, the prime photography in the Seminole mover and sponsor of the will be the work of Troy Sloan paper. The big boss behind the and Cynthia Smith and their scene is Aaron Kaufman, the assistants. Also 'the art work managing editor. Doing the of Craig Nalor and Liz Herwork on the front page are trand. news editors, Jim Lawrence fl staffof "The Seminole" and Rena Constable. In the end their thanks to all the most outspoken section of the advertisers who have aper, the editorial page, the paper so far ou' ll find Liz Harrison and and invite other local c - ::::r ' p ,'7ff(lJ HERE TO MR L11iR1t - Attends L HS By BECKY LOCKHART The pep rally preceeds the "Oz." The date isn't that far Th ere's a new face among annual bonfire competition away, so all you present and • between the Juniors and former OHS students make Lyman seniors this year. it's that of Jon Becette, an exseniors. Both classes gather plans to attend, change student from France. H Jon came to Florida Aug r 7 to John Ferguson's exposes and businesses to call and inquire / stay with Mr. ar.d Mrs. Robert opinions, for an opportunity to ad. Burkhart and family of ____________________ On our feature pages are all vertise and support our Maitland. sorts of news items from clubs fledgling paper. Watch for Jon Is 18 and cop-es from to comics. They are put "The Seminole's" first edition first the city of Grasse on the about Florida when he arrived. He had heard of together by feature editors, October 24. Riviera. Grasse perfume Miami and about the beaches leading producers of and sunshine, but that was all in the country with 28 Inc. He has found several difin the town. Jon worked ference in the way of life In one of these factories up to here and in France. He feels 12 hours a day during Americans have a much summer. mier Life with all the electric Sports are important in appliances and frozen foods Jon's life and he enjoys available. French young By MARTHA McDONALD basketball, rugby, soccer, swimming, karate, dueling, people like to do more things Trinity Walk In front of Trinity's Judo. and handball, Art is also In groups, enjoying dancing a specialty of Jon's and he and going to the beach. He classroom No. S and you will also sees the French as more hear all sorts of strange wants to study it when back in Pro serious thinkers, sounds funny bells, excited France. Another favorite Jon has traveled a great talk, irregular ball bounces pastime is listening to music. deal. Including living in and carefree laughter. What He likes to "hear It" in my mbodia for seven years kind of class Is It? It Is a mindandthinhcwhytheman Ca while his father worked with Student Center. wrote it or plays It Like the army. He has been to He plays electric guitar and is occurred to the headThe faculty and ad. Sweden, Finland, Norway, a member of a French group india, Japan, and Hong Kong, master that some sort of ministration are taking no "Crazy Horse." would be an part in the center, leaving when he and hopes to hitchhike recreation room Jon Becette is exchange studesit Jon started school excellent way for the students everything to the committee was five years old and has throughout Europe when he to find relaxation. The of interested students. studied such subjects as returns there next summer. Headmaster, Canon flees Chairman of the committee is management, economy, Florida is the only state inthis nt geography, history, French, country he has been to, but he hay, believes that school George Taylor, and on it are should not be all work and no Bill Schmidt, Julia Corey, math, English (six years), plans to go to Massachusetts Brock Magruder, and Grover law, technology, German, to visit an American Field Carrier. They will enforce the biology Service st ud ent, who spent i t chemistry, physics, open during rules which they set up. The two months and geology. School begins at his home 1831 third, By ROSEMARy JOHNSON fifth and sixth periods money made will go back into 8 a.m. and lasts till noon. The and after school. During these the center for Improvements. Fall Is the time of the year students there have two hours Jon Is enjoying Maying with times the students may come Lake when most of tae sranuey's This idea Is a first. Its for lunch and then return to the Burkharts and would like md enjoy ping-WW. football, clubs choose and initiate their SUCCesS will depend entirely school from2tflJ$ p.m. forthmW emw thimln pin-ball, miniature bowungor upon the students, but they new members. B Jon admits he knew little France when he goes home. Just friendly talk, Recently the new members must accept the responsibility. for LIlY were chosen. They m 0 - f • I ' REALLY DEEP WRITING, — WtU WHA1 REG,' r.jl OPik OF I 4 0-0-~ 6_ - Freshmen The Trackeucs for 7-76 are Kavanough, Jay Parker. Shawn Veit, Ann Hadsell, Donald Williams, Terri Tracey Ames, Donna Orazda, Mike Sauder, Chip Kelly, Malt Donna Duffle, Michelle Putgenette, Ken Porter, John Jorgansen, Julie Byers, Pat Q - NJ— " ' • "" - p ' specializd hunting since many oc- due to the complicated and are given at vocational activity on the agenda will be Marathon will be accepted in cupations are becoming in- ever-changing technology schools, reducing the time Herald Correspondent for a Bike Marathon, on Nov. 7, any amount, or donations creasingly complicated and involved, training from low- years to 18 Lake Brantley Hi 'h School Thit Is also the date of Lake may be sent to Lake Brantley technical. The discouraging High schoolers and others months. has one of the most active llrantley's Homecoming 1X'TClub, Lake Brantley High fact is that one out of every about to plan careers would DCT I Diversified Cooperative game, and the Marathon will School, Forest City. Pceetjs There are literally hunthree high school graduates do well to consider the rapidly dreds of Training) Clubs in the untt commence immediately will be used for the Central leaves school without definite growing medical fIeld, unnoticed similar careers going ida Zoological Society, or by following the game. Th many ere Fl career plans, and as a result Employing over Bill Ruland, DCI coor3.5 million Americans. To sum up the participants who the Lake Brantley Athletic is threatened dinator, said the club will soon will be to be left behind people, the outlook Is ex- advice given by U.S. Labor Boosters, and For the in the race For over 60 million cellent for qualified Job be busy raising funds for a will be riding bikes Department officials look jobs openings expected in the seekers due to an trip to Miami Beach, In April, stadium field for a full 24 Club activities, increasing before you leap into the Job Stud ents in the OCT Club next decade, for the State Leadership hours. health consciousness among market, attend school In the morning While a lack of training is a Americans made possible Convention, One fund raising by Pledges for the Bike and work in the afternoon, major stumbling block, there more widespread Insurance certainly isn't a lack of in- coverage, either private or ' I -I- - i -•-- formation. The Department of through federal programs of Labor recently published a health care. thick "Occupational Outlook Besides physicians and r' . - . . boatswains, for .1.1 I . -. . . - ' • \Nit . . / - - . CXAA ,' go to New 'J Editors of ('rooms high publications were recen. guests of Disne) World f or the High School Editors Press Conference The need for computer maintenance men will In-. crease from 175,000 to 250,000 ,0,000 by 1985 according to the U. S. Carieta Wilson. back row, from left: Leslie Wilber, yearbook editor; Charles Miller, 11111 Melvin, Ray Wolf and Dawn Winjum, editors; at typewriter, Cithy Coleman, newspaper editor. tilerald Photo by Tom Vincent) Department of Labor. In fact, the Handbook pretftcts that repairmen of Just about anything from toasters to airplanes is one of - - CROOMS EDITORS .-' SGA Is also responsible for * iy regarding n Hills and t, two firlins to own se 'Y JAWS! NDER.P WAS OLYA PRACTICE RUN. Is erc - i.. PAT QUINN TC example, producing industries such as computers, health care, the trades, repair and maintenanc, banking and others. Considerable growth is expected in the area of computers, the world's thrid largest industry. Computers are produced, used, outmoded and replaced with tectu~cal age speed. The need for qualified men and women to operate, mainta in and repair them Is staggering. There . - "I k. r sports. SHOPKEEPER, - 11111"Tall cloudy, while rapid growth is forecast for white collar positions and In the service - . - THE 7Zj,C PAr'A,- £'ft,'iL. I 'O' picture for teachers and , the equipment for Intramural C01iJFIDE5 - crystal ball of sorts since it predicts future opportunities in over 800 occupatiolL& The -. fly MARS' MARTINDILI. now under water." Lakefront facilities include AND FABRICS OF MANY [U4NATS. EVERY DAY1 Handbook," an economic - -, -- - - today he will lais for an construction opening date CRIES OUT IN DELIGHT — 17 land. Pat sald, adding work done on It last year Is AND ix-r - . ,cation of the tarn Woods By ELDA NICHOLS (PGj les Pt. ' -- -. WI THIS Is R[A., THING. .1. .• ' ' _____________________ County Comreduced the I vehicles used employes 24 - 5110 31, I RIDER ON THE RANGE 1, - _—t- - ' -- - - CHARLES BRONSON i :t1J1JJ u_ TLY THEREAFTER 1A LITTER WN CURTAINS MAKES ITS MATINE S 5AT sur4 Adults 2.00 2:104:00 5:40 Kiddies i 730 9. IS RD THE SORCERER'S BLACK BEAUTY hLIW1 SAT. WEEK— si SI FOR ALL AGES TItC Search , 4. • 1 Ii• i I i t jI1V . , I'ir, (i ?ia •LA . _ 5110 iuctions were OMAE chief I NOT YOSICOPIIIUSID WITH THE ORIGINAL 'FLASH CO.N _• CORDON- - 's Sid Vthlen iay and Dick lana geme n t, Evaluation J_jjl•_LFCIN - were decided zion attended which will be clock were a y the county's TNEATI _____________ __________ - I STRONGHOLD. . ' companic5, credit card picnic tables, a boat house and barbecue pit. SGA hopes 10 plant more trees. a vocational While B.A. may beobtainecl perhaps even shredded. At The unskilled will least one year of training is in respiratory therapy, DCT Club Active At Bra ntley(queation. have the worst time job required in this repair field shorter concentrated courses companies and state and local governments increase their use. not only will the need for People to run them incTease. beautifying the lakefront at SCC. This includes 30 acres of 'age Z'A) . — FRANK AND ERN5T lay. - - Student Government Association (SGA) president this year at Seminole CornClark, Mike Sapp, and Chris Kathie Kaufman, Teresa Moneuse, Daniels, and Julie Lyn Per- munity College is Pat Quinn Sophomores Kress Wolfe, sons. who spends 12 hours a day on Kevin Klrshman, Bud Kclsch, The new Bachrlorettes for campus attending classes, Alan Jackson, and Scott Sapp. the 1975-76 baseball season working In the SGA office, or - Juniors - Kenny chosen Tuesday are Sandy at his Job in the camptu Kavanougli, Joe Nessher, Cannington, Meg Feeman, Financial Aid office. Pat is Mario Oliver, Marshall Zen, Terri Hannah, Karen p. interested in Journalism, and Jeff Krytzer. shaw, Vickie Homer, Kris photography and printing, -Seniors -Scott Rhodei, Klein, Kim Loeffler, Lisa Other officers include j Brad Machara, Bill Ferrnan, Long and Darlene Bogcajis, first vice president; heath, Steve Smith, Ben Lake Brantley Is proud of April Merlbel, second vice Turk, Dean Midden, Pete all their clubs president, and Jerry Itodgers, Eddie North, and them the best of luck this BWTUUI, treasurer. (;reg De Dessert. year. One of SGA's projects is Carolyn, 41, n one of the - Seminole J.C. - ered held in rurt-ordered estigation. Robert B. edhe will -5 to free bond after a of the ('()fl. " 150,000 computer operators in 1972, and 175,000 programmers. Both oc. cupations will undergo rapid growth through the mid-1980's requiring an additional 200,000 workers. And, as banks, insurance Heads SGII 551 Karen rings, was week by a of buying, -aling stolen ' ley C Holding init a ions THIS IS 197r - Fun '...J y OGFOBER 12 - . yP Student C one - ' IUigh French St u den t - Lake Bra L concern Students . - a\ f — For Pinball Wizards JA r -A . - 1.4AT 5 TWE '• QfAGW4ETrI A LA M s SPECLAL. ' ' Jobs - - ,,. * f0 Sunday, Oct. 12. lflS—SD Even inure than sports and the fastest growing oc- nurses, millions of Saturday night dates, the Job cupations there. Demand Is paramedics medical market has taken over as the expected to increase papidly dSsLst.ants operating roon 4-1 chief topic of conversation due to many factors includi ng technicians, medical I among youth today a growing population and a secretaries, nurses ;iirles. ept'riillv lflt' -! iiiihigher latu1;jrd of living dietic1115, dental a.ssitant, ploymerit for 16 to 19 year olds which will allow more and many others 4 carry out has topped 19 per cent, more Americans to buy more labor- the work of administering than double the national rate. saving devlces,whlch health care; and all are exOneof the problems Is that inevitably have to be fixed. pected \ ,AlI P to be In very great high schoolers simply don't A well-paid field, salary / demand over the next decade! plan for careers, according to ranges between $447 per hour officials at the U.S. Departand every community Because of the maze of nien of .abor, who cite the needs its share of repairmen, specialties, each requiring ''I " •ri lack of knowledge about While the trade may be equally specialized training, various carper opportunities learned on the Job in about many good jobs are passed and inadequate education as three years, vocational school over by young people. After major factors, courses will teach a trainee all, how many children grow Neal Rosenthal of the Labor more quickly, usually in 4 to 9 up wanting to be an opDepartment's Division of months. ,j. v tometric assistant? — Only J7,., $'.-j' Manpower and Occupational But the home js not the only, about ll,000asorlm yet this Outlook suggests that Youths pl.itt w here gadgets are field offers a secure and in get as much information as liable to break down. The t-resting career. possible about careers they Labor Department predicts would enjoy, including job office machines An equally little known field are also going respiratory therapy Is in outlook, duties involved , and to need Increasing attention much demand, wi th good educational requirements. as businesses and state and chances of advancement Yet, Where a high school local governments buy and only OCT officers from left, back row, Mary 1,800 diploma was respiratory once an Ferrara, Dan Elliott, ('lady Conley, Connie Ferris; front, Ralph Lott and David Spencer. therapists 'I bIe for automatic passport into the a growing volume of paper (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) the inany thousands work world, today about 80 work which has to be typed, per cent of jobs require tabulated, copied, and hospitals and Lii 4 - B LON DIE Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — rnq fly BECKlLOrr .$ v EAST £ Q7642 counted eight easy, winners Sunday, Oct. 12,175 Announced At OHS I vIe do 10 t&.n WEST £ K3 East-West vulnerable Homecoming Plans . ____ . Four diamonds: two clubs; and the major suit aces. Where was the ninth one to come from? hearts, of course! All he had to do would be to find East with one heart honor. So at SOUTH * AS V AJIO • QJ 1065 4 A 108 -- 1 it )1tT11 *J1098 p943 • K943 £ K7 mineral =ME 10-it __________________ _________________________ IFj3OL^JTF L A ______ a A T1H g1 s e 54 Tantalize ' B 56 Actor Chaney 57 At all times 7 Arachnid . • fly OSWAU) and JA%IE.S JACOB' -- 9 Cannonade 46 Decapitates -- in and 49 Shrub won the 1974 53 Egg (comb) '\ BRIDGE WIN AT VJ AjA M aisle] __ 1 / FUN OF ,OU s An ACROSS T)4E1 WOULDN'T IJ Derby State [ Mort Walker u. OOVO Tube aiisom lot . 9: 30 a4E; MoRa " SJL'T TIN1J1DI LI DEVILS RAIN IR HELD OVER 'SI ucles were on ment. Then ads recom. on to 36 That teed further In 3 BIG WS QUE,STtO, '51R,.. cxes 'touR "SUPER Fir'' "FIST OF DOUBLE v's ' (Karat e) WIPE Commissioner ough was Pearson sub. )mmendation s from John 3ck and Doy )epartment of )evelopment, sylor Jr., Services; Bill nson and C.A. works and one i's assigned to of Community 'r :, 'i,',I r, I • -' �- = -. ---. -- - - -- - -. -. - -- -. -- --_--- . - -.. -. 1. ._ - . -- . -- - _t - r -=.v__:.-- - - - - . - - .-. . . - -. ..L.. - •. - -- •.•. - __ BEETLEBAILEY IF 1 Derby MotiWalker State _____ ~01.1 ro-%"r ObE9OVE'\\J .\E FtJrJ OF 'YOU (TARE, I I .~ / Kentucky - ~ .__-_ 0 Derby 54 Tantalize 12 Trims off 56 Actor Chan" 13 Wicked 57 At all omes 14 Epoch 58 Harem roomb 15 Elastic minef.0 59 Second-year resin sheep 17 Pulp 60 Patholog"I 18 Swiss canton fluids 19 Military 61 Direction 0 e . io-ll ,15 - I 1W 411ft 1 I ~_J - THE BORN LOSER "I K 0 .I wluw'_ '~ ) plant 32 Entertainer • i 4. -.1. t 'F' CAMPUS CURER with I BIMO BURNS 6:50 (9) Daily Word 6:SS (2) Daily Devotional (8) News 7 - 00 (2) Tree House Club RO MAKE IT INTo J POPULATION ~-;_--- THE ... im_N ROCK GROWTb4 - CONCERT/ I / - - I r I / 6 (6) usr THER ONE MORE QUESrION ON THIS ? RESENTMENI L WELL, HURRY ~ ,uSV.' t \SVt f -•.------. e-.,€) - --I-%.%-" ___ BLONDI ,% AT'S 'fl.IE CHEFS SPECIAL ii I - I I I . /I ' I .. . I f : I ____ - - -7-- ~i l C j -- i I / - (IS) Movie 2:30 (9) Wrestling 10:30 (2) Movie Glouchestermen 0 ,_~_~ Kansas City At Oa kland (6) NFL Footba ll Philadelphia At ) ' WINTHROP / .• NOW, MY Miami i 5 (;) Changing Times E 4:30 (9) Swiss Family Robinson FRI ENDJ% 'y.1 DIDN"r CCic&E HERE l_,TZJR1V , . Survival C 5:30 (9) New s (24) FlorIda Business Week (35) To Be Announced 6:00 (4 News (I) Other Side Of The Stars (24) Firing Line 6:30 (33) Virginian (44) Great Sports Legends , , -- - -- - ( ,- - _____ ___ - ,'. : 1 ç_•.... J - Servi - HOSPITALITY, WARM _.ga GREETINGS, AND A ARCHIE _________________ THIS IS REALLY WHERE DOES ThESHEMEOThtGST IS PEREALLYTHEMAS'ER OFH1SFATE? '- IO1[ SIGO.z) - " It you are new in town MARGE WILLIAMS 1 o I . SHIRLEY MILLET 1 I 19212 • .- FRANK AND ERNEST Z ____ - -- - ' ' - -- -.. 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'.. - . County (om. reduced the vehicles used emplo)cs 24 I 5110 31. were decided sion attended . ...- '"; .- , -. vi . " RTLY THEREAFTER A LITTER s Sid Vihlen WN CURTAiNS MMES ITS ' ray itflu ij,C 'THE SORCERER'S N 5TRONGHOLD. I L. wart,' V'L.r which will be clock were a y tiie county's i lanagement Evaluation ductions were OMAE chief - ch The Sear 'su; r' • ' ' • a it 11'). / I I 1i - \ " ir rair Jet ' " -1'..• I -J . ,64 I '..., )" t.~ pp i , 00 o TUMBLEWEEDS '. .. I . ,~ , t, - by T. K. Ryan '. — - I 11A_- ough was ommendatton S fF0111 John t 1 % _-'_ ~ -_tylor 5453 I '' •' '' '.'.•. '• L.__-7 ___ Jr, Services; Bill inson and C.A. ssorks and one J ' 4. Lk " et,f I '-' _______________ - 4 . -_ ./ _-, U ______________ - _* & CD ) I _____ SHORT RIBS . . . M_ ~_. - I - . - ~ I rV ___ __ I- , i -, _v - _; Z~ fl"~~ ~ __-Zll 0., I %I, . . - - - -, -...---._----__ - ' . - - .• - -- - - I K-7 - _- - - - - -- - -- ..f --- - I I , ' 1 :, ---i I 3tion ian E. 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Get out front News ,%f n one of the I Y. , 11:30 (2) News (6) Movie (9) Movie ' \' \ -' - \ r- - CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. and lead. ideas they will lead you to the 19) Protect your possession SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) bank, _______________________________________________________________________________ Championship Wrestling 11:00 (2.8,9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Star Trek 11:15 (9) ABC Weekend - " . - - good now, Be sonallyproflthblewilldevelop alert for unusual op. today. Show .__ . I (35) International Bandstand (24) Our Story Hardy - I ' I .-. The Carol Burnett Show (9) Malt Helm (9) American Su nr is e I anlshanditwon'the) P You prepar exert some extra SAGIARIUS (Nos. 23- effort. YOURBIRThDAY Dee. 21) You have little LIBRA (Sept. 2ct 23) Oc13,15 patience with people whose You're a very capable ideas are too fixed or stodgy. mana ger today. Don't take a Substantial rewards can be Others will quickly discover subordinate role in areas won this coming year from what a short fuse you have needing your firm hand and yow creati ve pursuits. If you Bob Newha-t 10:00 (6) (8) Information Semester (I) Laurel And ueen 9 30 (33) Uniscope (44) Soul Train 12:24 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Rock 12:30 (2) Go USA (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids 6:00 (6) Grow ers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) (44) Movie Wrestling (24) Valla Alegre 12:00 (2) Movie (I) News 1:00 (9) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) Midnight Special 2:30 (2) Daily Devotional (44) Movie 3.00 (9) Movie 400 (44) Movie 1:43 (9) Movie 5:30 (44) Movie SATURDAY, OCT. (9) On The Rocks 12 00 (2) Josie And The Pussycats (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (9) InformatIon (9) Speed Buggy ___ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22,Jan. don't deserve the mental over the next few days. Be Nashville Sound 9 00 (2. 8) Movie (6) Ma ry Tyler Moore Show () S. W. (74) Special Of The Week pI -' today that will require discussions '11h d r ty. Don't wait for him to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) pa ca you. There's a market for it out on the family. They (44) That Good Old estigation Robert B. ed he will i to free bond after a - No one will really take notice. find others wifl bend over PISCES (Feb. MMarch 20) hLORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) backward to be fair with you. Your prospects for gain from If there is something thist VIRGO (Aug. 23.&pt. 22) other than your normal bothers y today, don't take Situations that will be per- sources are very 8:30 (6) Dcc AFTERNOON . SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 23. Dee. 21) You'll have im. portant matters on your mind today. You're in a strong ered held in -- You may try to impress wants your business. I. people by being a free. LFA) July 23-Aug. 22) Lay you Soda,Y, Wi.C1 you w wheeling big-spender, All all your cards on the table in dwrUY fuiu a profitable use you 'll gain is a thinner wallet. transactions today and you'll for. Be a good listener. (44) Music City U.S.A. 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute (6) In The News _________________________ 19) Somewill valuable RA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) position. The other fellow formation be nawtdIn. to (24) Philadelphia Folk F est ival (35) Movie - Your circle of friends will enjoy the sun. indulge in some Be determined to get your relaxation and go 0 terinsin commercial dealings Howard C ii Neighborhood Fights (44) Movie (24) Romantic Rebellion (33) (9) -:- )rings, was week by a will be formed. o&l' - - Y. OCTOBER 1. 197 -. . and tend to be wishy-wa.thy, talk to people who can ad- 19) Today and tomorrow, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) vance your plans. They'll be rew ar ds for efforts expended Don't assign yourself too dU received, in the past will be coming inaflytasks today. Get out and CANCER (June 2klidy 22) your way. Keep all channels (6) The Jeffersons (9) Saturday Night Live With ~-.~ ~_ - u - of- buying Y •. you're extremely indecWve ideas today. Don't hesitate to Emergency (A) Ghost Busters Style 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (. 44) Movie Wide World Of Entertainment (3$ Friday Night (13) Burke's Law Entertainment (3.5) Star Trek (44) Hogan s Heroes ---= (6) The Waltons (9) Barney Miller WIde World Of (9) (13) CBS News (24) Intercom AFTERNOON Dollar Man Baseball World Series (9) Happy Days (35) Movie _!J you're the type who st1ck to his guns. Today, however, 8.00 11:30 (2) We'stwind (33) 700 Club (44) Love American - (33) Hocus Pocus Solarr.ergy Rapping Mannion (f) Schoolhouse Rock Weather (6$) Concentration 8:30 (6) Joe And Sons (9) Welcome Bock 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) World Press Lu Six Million 8:15 (2.9) Major League (44) Partridge Family (44) Phil Donahue 11 30 (2.9, 13) Hollywood Squares OCT. t6 EVENING Deal ($3) Movie Daytime 11:00 (2.6,8,9) News (24) Aviation THURSDAY, You make up your mind, 7: 30 (2) Friends Of Man (I) Woman's Point Of OW (24) Elec tric Company (35) Cart oons 11:25 (6) In The News Legends Show (6) Space 1999 (I) Let's Make A Hillbillies ($3) Cable JOUrfl3I (33) Mayberry R.F.D. Beaver 9:30 (24) In-School Service (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes 9:00 (2.9) Mystery Movie Coiumbo HILDARICHMOND . _____ - 8:35 (44) SpIrit Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (9) 12:30 (44) Donahue (24) Burns And Allen (44) Wrestling (13) Space Nuts 10:30 113S) Portrait Of A Champion ____________________ L12,lg75 &ifld cash, where work or career LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) Once concerned, Valuable alliances Gang (6) Far Out S YOUR BIRTHDAY try to keep up with every Conditions are extremely request, you'll lose your cool favorable for you at this time (9) Lawrence Welk ($3) Sign Of f Planet Of The Apes - f demands on you today, be worth exploring further. alone. socially and financially. If you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Watching (6) Hee Haw (11111 News Conference Bey And The f0f gone 1975 ARIM (Nilamh 21-April 19) -Someone is going to pull sonic Give full attention to friends strings behind the scenes to WWII talking to you today help you resolve a sticky about new ventures. One will .situation you couldn't handle IAN( Fit iJune 21-July 7:00 (2) Florida's (35) 10 56 (6) In The News -- - very carefully to, lay. There is The) can be avert ed if you Others will make heavy (9) Uncle Croc's Block (24) Carrascolendas 10.00 (2,8) Police Woman (6) Barnaby Jones ($3) Burke's Law (24) Pin To See A Peep Show Sunday, October 1 inconvenience others to cover Your SiMs Of omission. Country og Hour 10:30 (2.8) Run Joe Run Theatre (44) Love American Business Week (44) Ernest Week 8:57 (6) Bicentennial Minute 900 (7.8) Rockford Files ------------------- (35) Wilburn Brothers i1lOflgWithearlyifltj)day.As that even resembles a be greatly expanded this Show the evening wears on you'll potential donnybrook, coming year. You will find (44) Untouchables d PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) 50"k, with whom you will be 600 6,)News others 11 )OU hase problen toda), able to mix business and (24) Book Beat GEMINI (May 21June 20) they'll your own making. Pleasure enjoyable, (33) NashvIlle On Procrastination 1.3 your big The R oa d 6:30 (2,6,8,9. 13) News problem today.It will rob you For Monday, October 13, 1975 (24) Florida of valuable time and you'll - Of Gilligan Caravan Wall Street in Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975-7D work day. Maybe they can AQUARIUS (Jan. MFeb. sleep late you can't . our n.a e may a bit 1AURUS (April 20-May 20) testy today. To keep har. You'll be very easy to get mony, steer clear of anything (24) Sesame (24) Masterpiece (24) Intercom 24 (35) Star Trek . Int paint the tusn iti3 a chance yuu could suffer the think first and then decide on people who want to make a loss of somettng you prize the widest course of acon. late night of it. Tomoow'sa very highly. The News Isis Hour (9) Movie (13) Country Music (35) 700 Club Minute 7:30 (2) Candid Camera - AIIII~S (Marth 21-April 191 - (9) The Lost Saucer ( 13) Movie (74) Mister Rogers Neigbhood 9:5 (6) 1 10 - 00 (2 8) Land Of The Lost (6) The Shazam Review (35, 44) Movie - Sports Legends ------ - (4) Altamonte SprIngs Longwood _____ 5:00 (2) Adam-12 (9) Gililgan's Island (24) Mister Rogers Neighbor hood (U) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Hunch 5:30 (2) News (9) Beverly (9) Show Off$ Holvak (6) Cher LYNN HENDERSON 934-9212 Ranger (44) Gilligan's Island - ByflFRNICEBEDFOI 530 (24) Black Perspective Where Are 8:30 (2. 9) Chico And The Man (9) Wild World Of Animals ($3) CBS News 0 HOROSCOPE OS) Party (44) Star Trek Rock 9-30 (2 8) Soob Doo (6) Hawaii Five 0 (13) Stagecoach West 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth - I .i, - Of Sports (24) Interface Schoolhouse (44) Love American Style 6:00 (2) Sanford And - . (13) CBS News (24) Orange County School Board (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 1:21 (6) Bicentennial foil Colof -- J Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'j: O0 (9) Wide World 9:25 (6) In The News Son Way Of Of Animals (33) f.' i W! (44) (24) Electric Company (44) Gerald Derstlne (13) All Star Wrestling (9) Starsky & Hutch (13) Burke's Law (9) Wild World . __1 . . For show Squares - The American (6, 1) Concentration 4:30 (6.8) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City Council Meeting (24) Sesame Street , (6) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth .f I - .. - tfe of ape Ac (6) C401 It Macaroni (8) $25000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Ili. (44) The Mod Squad OCT. 14 Family 7:00 (2.8) Today (6) New s (9) Bozo's Circus (44) Uniscope 7:30 (9) Am America 8:00 (2,8) The Family RUTH TUECH . \ M TUESDAY, - . 1 - . (24) Woman 4:30 (13) Sign Off (24) Man Builds, Waldo Kitty Sweepstakes I . _.. Style 11: 30 (7,8) Tonight Show (6) Movie, () Wide Wor ld Entertainment 1:00 (2.8) Tomorrow Show 1:45 () Daily Word (44) Mickey Mouse Club (6) Gambit Tune (24) Lowell Thomas Remembers 757 (6) Bicentenni al Sanford ___ (44) Donahue Neighborhood (33) The Addams .... 10:00 (2, 8) Petrocelli (24) Mister Rogers Suncoast Sunrise News (9) Name That 322 1812 / - (44) Virginian 7 ,30 (6) 30 Minutes 00 (2 (44) Hogan's Heroes .30 (2) Celebrity 9:00 12, 8) Doctors Hospital (6) Cannon 12:11S (9) Rock Concert (6) Partridge Family 0. 13) Somerset 10:30 (2,8, 13) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (33) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8.13) High Rollers (24) Conversations With Sal Hurok 12:00 (9) News (35) Rocky And His Friends. Underdog (44) FlIntstones 4:00 (2) Ironside Best (6) Newswafch 6 (9) The Bobby Vlnton Show -l If&V1~1e ,f1W And You (6) Give-n Take (I) Romper Room (44) Fathe, Knows Disney INFORMATION OPItI O l MORNING (8) News 7 00 (2, 9) Wonderful Wor ld Of HELPFUL CIVIC A EEDWrG. FIT INTO EVENING WIDE VARIETY OF (24) Llllias. Yoga (44) Fiintstones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges (3$) World Of I - - (13) Wesylen Singers (35) Movie I . Spectacular Jerry (24) Mister Roger's Nøighhorhood (I)) CBS News (2$) Senior Scene - (44) Dinah 11:00 (2, 6. 9) News Squad W EEKDAYS Frightenstein 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo 5:00 (24) Consumer Survival Kit - (44) 7he Mod (I) Today In Florida 6:35 (2) Daily Devotional 4:00 (7. 8) NFL Football ____ Villi One Life To . (24) Romagnoli's Table 4:00(6) CBS5ports (I) Jabberwocky (9) Mobile One (24) Wa thington 9-30 (9) Movie - . Road Runner Hour FRIDAY, . (9) Baretta (24) Welfare Illerald .---- Show 1:50 (9) DaUy Word Mama (24) Consumer Style - Live 6:00 (9) SunrIs' Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6.8) Sunshine (33) Movie ____ ____ (35) 700 Club (44) Love American 11.30 (2.1) Tonight Show (6) Movie Semester Impossible 11:00 (2, 6, 1) News 3:75 (44) Spirit Of 76 3:30 (6) Tattletales Almanac 6:25 (2) With This Ring (24) The (24) Say Brother: National Edition (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (33) Science FictIon Theatre (44) Three Stooge, NJ i artet (44) Movie I-. -___________ 1:30 (9) Issues And Answers (24) Florida Report 2:00 (9) Pro And Con (24) Se nior Scene (44) Underdog (24) Romagnolls Table (15) My Favorite Martian daytime chlngr% (44) Movie 10:00 (6) Country Music Assoc. Awards (13) Burke's Law World time that may not appear YourHerald fitting for late program (33) Wrestling (24) The Glouchestermen (35) Mothers In Law (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital - (24) World Press Lifestyle With William J. Bryan t. - (9) Tom And (9) Wild World Of Animals (33) Movie -- - RinUnu,(l From I'age 6-t)i a (9) When Things Were Rotten (14) Feelina Good (35) American - 100 (2) To Tell it' Truth (, 8) ConcentratIon (9) 11125,000 Pyramid (13) Movie 9:30 (6) Maude 3:00 (2,8, 13) Another program changes from time to Baseball - - . (44) L:ve American Style 8:00 (2, 8) World Series Baseball (6) Tony Or lando (13) Stagecoach West . 41 (6) Don Adams Screen Test 900 (2 8) Movie (6) Travels With Flip Wilson (9) Monday Night Football . - _____________ (44) Hogan's Heroes 7: 30 (2,8) Price Is (13) Carolina Country (9) Rhyme And Reason 1:15 (9) Daily Word (6) NFL Football Dallas At New York Giants - EVENING (24) Intercom 24 (35) Star Trek 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 8:30 (6) Phyllis (6) Edge Of Night Wild (9) Lot's Make A Stations Mak e . - 12:30(44) Donahue (6, I) Concentration (9) Wild World ( Animals (13) CBS News The Week (35) Movie 2)0 (2,8, $3) The Doctors Compa ny 1:00 (2) Daily Devotional (23) Blue Ridge .1 - !..: H (9) Barbary Coast i Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light Show (8) Last Of The Deal My Feet (8) Oral Roberts i 0(0i , . i W 1 30 (2 1,13) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A 11:45 (9) Sammy And - - . (6) Rhoda (I) Space: i - S , I= i Geographic Schedule (33, 44) Movie News 124) Kop's Show (44) Spanish Movie . ., --- .... I ME - Movie ABC Weekend .. I . - ~~ am onds 8 00 (2) Na tional (35) James Robison (9) (' 8) Word W (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional (6) In (6) NFL Pre Game 9:30 (2) Gospel Jubilee (8) Catholic Mass (9) Make A Wish (44) Little Rascals 9:55 (2) Week In Congress 10:00 (6) Lamp Unto SPAGHETTI A LA P4 WH " - rail-West vulnerable (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Somerset 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show 1 1 1 0- . 1 decided, as anyone would, that East held the other heart honor Ile couldn't afford to It t Fast in East so he shifted to di too-his ace and cleared the • (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company Style - - . . - - - I - I Money (6) arch icr Tomorrow V W.-W-4 . , . Fast with one heart honor. So at trick two he played durnmy*s three of hearts. East had one heart honor. but he knew what to do with it Ife 0 played it right away! 0S) Big Valley 11:15 () News (44) It's The Law 12:30 (2) Dou key Show Marble 1 12 Highlights (44) Love American The NFL (8) The Story () These Are The Days - - (33) This W Rex Hrnbard - - I 11:00 (26.$,9) News (24) Monty Python's Flying Circus (33) Notre Dame (24) Ascent Of Man 8:30 (44) The Flintstones 9:00 Challenge - I .- 1 1 - -- S •• (I) Bull In A China Shop (44) Football '75 (6) This Is The Life (1) Harvest Temple (9) Oral Roberts (44) Encounter 'EIN' "'CHILIBE5 4`4, . EAST A Q7641 v Q875 #A7 ^Q42 V AJIO QJ 1065 A A 108 D • (44) Come Together 10:30 (2) To Be Announced Press (6) It's The Law (9) College (44) Fury 8: 00 (2) Religious Program REFER I up, rm \1 I aK7 WEST &K3 I v K62 0 II: &QJ9653 F 10 Sandatac tree 43 English novelist 45 Permit De f ec t 20 Cup (Fr) (24) The Ascent Of Man 12:00 (2, I, 13) Meet The Discovery I (24) T Masterpiece heatre 9 0 (33) Old Time Gup'l Hour 10:00 (6) Bronk AFTERNOON Faith For Today (9) Revival Fires YA FEEL Al rEmN. I • Tosser AO the ninth one to come from' hearts, of course' All ! he had to d would be to find p943 K43 31 Solar disk 33 Morve sidewise 35 Average 8 Choose 9 Ne*6 gather ef s • Show 800 (2 9) Day Of GSBUNNY t 7 Arachnid W 0) This Week In Congress Nutrition (44) Jimmy Swaggert (6) The Chrislophers 7:45 , I Z — (44) 7:30 (2) Church Power (6) The Living World (I) Chai Eight () Viewpoint - / - 11:43 With Galadriel t I Merritt island 11:30 (6) Face The Nation (44) Conversa tion ) s I (9) Baptist Church (33) First Baptist USA 1 . LN B 0 A N ' 1' Ne r v g o A 0N 0DA H - • . Four diamonds; two clubs, and' the major suit aces. Where was 11 NORTH A J 1098 RXI __ 11:00 (6) Camera Three (0) Rex Humbard Today's World (9) Agriculture / / I (8) Bayshore Wor ld (9) D'vlin (35) Forcght 2020 MORNING - WELL i (6) Look Up And SUNDAY _________ V * •• —1 - Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975 II -. vil 110'"111111,, 6D—Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. ...--., — cotinted eight easy winners .) AL 8151 W AM CE Cry 22 Weight ' bchsnsls deductions 48 Honk y-tonk 24 Mammoth 50 County in 25resag, F1oida 26 Chastising _. ., .. .I . - DOWN 24 Arm of the law I Blist er 77 Covenant 2 Girls name 29 Greek portico 3Poigonotti C I ,?%,, locations 21 Roster by Art Sonsom .• OMDundJMIE.SJM(011 _____ cy --A N I n and 49 Shrub won the 1974 53 Egg (comb) K entu k form) its ______________________________ __ K I rN 42 Crafty onade 46 Decapitate% ____ % RW -: F- AT WIN ___ M, St I , -B RIDGE.. . . Ans*cr to Prcous Puzzle - ' -,I. -_--- - _,*. Herald, 4C—Evening '- -----'- -= .- - - -- - - --- -- - - �4C—Evening - Herald.- Sanford. FI. ---Sunday, W. 12, BEETLE BAILEY zzle Derby State Mort Walker WIN AT BRIDGE 38Gantswo L - LL TeGu ,. A%AKE FliN - - I '-- Gran 39 Cicatrix WOULDN'T RARE ( Texas 42 Crafty 44 Dancing gill 9 Cannonade 46 Decapilates -- in and 49 Shrijb )..- r—' resin THE BORN LOSER A by Art Sanwm Mammoth 2 Gs name K943 25 Presage &K7 40 Tosser WEST EAST &K3 v K62 A Q7642 V Q875 43 English novelist 45 Permit 46 Defect 47 Cry of SOUTH &A5 AJ10 • Qi 1065 CChansI* F.si Floods - East held the other heart honor. A108 48 Honky-tonk . trick two he played dummy's three of hearts. East had one heart honor. but he knew what to do with it. fie o played it right away! South put on his ace and decided, as anyone would. that #A7 & Q4 2 8.~ QJ9653 o tie shifted to diamonds East "s'and cleared the tlnrable - f611 Colof :..............''' :. .. -.,•.. . - the ninth one to come from? Hearts, of course! All he had to do would be to find East with one heart honor. So at p943 0 E gatherers . 19 Greek portico 3 Poisonous - 1 -- M NORTH 4O sheep . counted eight easy Four diamonds. the major suit aces, Where was AJ !098 17 Pulp 60 PatWogical 10 Sandisfac tfee 18 Swiss canton fluids I I Snoozes 19 Military 61 Direction 16 Abscooder locations 20 Cup JFr 1 21 Roster 22 Weight DOWN 23 Pitch deductions 24 Arm of the law I Blister 27 Covenant GL C Eit 0 _____ s 13 Wicked 57 At all times 7 Arachnid 31 Solar disk 14 Epoch 58 Harem rwmi 6 Choose 33 Move sidewise 15 Elastic mineral 59 Second-year 9 News 35 Average - ' I R Ofl the 1974 53 Eg g (comb) Kentucky form) Derby 54 Tantahze 12 Inms oil 56 Actor Chaney \ s. ____________________ Kentucky 0 OF 'IOU H OS%%,U I) anti JAIL-S JALOIfl C OINITICI-k 5 "My OW ............ ' - : - . - - - . .. _______ •: . fo k— ID—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6D Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975 I I Movies C ' 'M 'r — SUNDAY MORNING CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Mask" — - ikEL MAKE IT INTO PPULATiOrJ - - 1 o - THEOCP CONCERT/ 7: A ) / / BUGS BUNNY 8: TI4ER DO VA FL RESE.NTP WHEN P1 REFER USr ONE MORE QUESTN ON THIS SURVEY i'M TAKIN', PETUNIA' —' WELL, HijRsY 8: — \,. \\ Brenda DBanzle 800 (35) — "The Golden — Queen— Bette Davis, Errol Flynn 9 I (! Z= - —:-)_i1 to H . .. ____ - JFff C : i I L NEW YORK (Al') — moments comes when he Wilson Isn't funny all the Monday is Columbus Day. dresses up as his famous time. He comes across as a Appropriately enough, CBS- character, Geraldine, and megalomaniac during an At- 7:3813 1),, TonlghtWeftajd TV will air a special called coinmenc work asasaIes lanta parade sequence. And "TravelsWithFlip,"starring clerk in the millinery his Boley visit, while Calahi —eJ. Cobb, John Sutton, Beulah the wanderings, humor and department of a large San generally warm and friendly, Bot occasionaj abrasiveness of Francisco derartment store hits a sw note when, while He grouses at one kidding a black teen-aged lad. 1 30 (35) — "The Great comedian Flip W1lon OMalley" — Humphrey customer: "All that money hecails the youth "anigger." Wilson. star of hi3own and she won't even buy a Jive It was in jest and Wilson has variety sh ow for several hat!" To a young black lady heard the word not in JeA years before he signed with trying on a hat, he says. in his day. But this cut no ice "I and welcome step Mwday by ..When the revolution come. with the kid, who said, ot all the wonlen gorula be don't appreciate that. abandoning a studio stage and wearing this ... t1b'11 be nice wirt of patched Udnp up with doing his tWng on for Suniday during the rev. a bicycle race. 5 Z— =: F WINTHROP NOW, MY FRI ENDi% (j IDfrCSE HERET) (FT ( consider Muhammed 1 camp matchup with Wilson, a &m1i Mouse 'THIS is REALLY DEEPWRITING, show biz pro. The comedian literally to College REG! starts off on a high point aboard a hawaii uuuuI Jumbo ARCHIE TMEShEMOF1I4GS1 : rc REALLY THE MASTER C)F HIS FATJ All, who —p ___ - -,- Al - - Peter Vaughn *11111 (441 — "A Stolen [Ae Bette Davis, Glenn Ford, Dar6 Clark .511 perb t 17 - j"1 . " M- ...Ww .Wwwwl people on the One of t';unnlest ' _ - / / ti' ( s- 'T t-- 'k •i I t 1) /1 -- Carolyn, 41, none of the day. age I HE FN()5 A SHOP WHOSE SHELVES ARE EMPTY. THE MERCHANT, THROUGH THE CITY GATES RIDES HASHIPA THE SORCERER FOLLOWED II 13Y A TRAIN OF BAGGAGE MULES. MARKETPLACE. I IS ALETA ARRIVES AT ELIGHT AT THE JEWELED ORNAmENTq AND FABRIC6 OF MANY COLORS- IOUT 7WATIS AVrAL1_ CONFIDES THE SHOPKEEPER aE$r Th&lsiJRES ARE IN ThE 4CK R0041, ° HELPLESS TO RESIST THE IRON WILL AND PIERCING EYES Or- THE WIZARD, Is SOON HYPNOTIZED. -- !. • f 1' -t: 1•-ffPr I I . . . - - ' — ' - ;; . . .. - . - ..--.. . I, ---.-. — -L' " - . :-' , ______________ - - I 1 . /'•. ' ' 7 fl 1 , /_ _ I -q,(a ' -zw- — - V- N Y go to New ayregardmg In Hills and , IWO lInUS to own se A Ill y vW A A. ii . .( i7Ii • -, i.. [•. ': - ___ 1L11. j i: 'tIp & ,' -.. -. ( : - ,,rç' t i - i . W\ 'J/K r - _____ tiles . ____ I • • 1 ____ - ' County Cornreduced the ro J 4 7 HAT ROOM STANoS HA5HIVA SUAYE, SMILING.. HIS RH YTHMICALLY. "8 SEATEP N HASi$IAPE 6 USIEEP' YES, YOU ARE 51E5PY,A HE EXERTS THE FULL POWER OF HIS WILL: 'SLEEP!" AND_ SHORTL%/ THEREAFTER A UTTER WITH DRAWN CURTAJNS MAKES ITS WAY TOWARD THE SORCERER'S "ThIIS WIVE WILI RErRE,5H My. 1v ALETAS EYES ARE BLANK. SHE MAKES ONE EFFORT TO REGAIN HER COMPOSURE, BUT THE GLITTERING JEWEL DISTRACTS HER HE FILLS TWO GOBLETS. SHE DRINKS HERS, HE PUTS HJS UNTOUCHED. .. -. - L C K-6 ro " 16"" 31""CatO, k%CL. . STRONGHOLD. -- 1975. Wcwid Vdmts opoor" *0 2018 NEXT WEEK — The J iUAT A 1IF 30 Years Combined Experience 1by oi& .•___/. 7 FLOOR515HOMwo POK 41 1 _____ 1 OVFR A U T T7*IC 6HAUFPEL9(Nb UJILSEFFORZE P ] v000 000io 00000 I. I PHONE. 1 '\ Ti - 71 hicles were on iment. Then -V TO 36 That -' mi %JUST CNa V Coffunissioner f(-.. I I TO Saiicc~/ WEED0:1 THE OH5 At A CITY . . \ ay and Dick clock were a v the coun,Y's Managemen t, Evaluation !ductions were Arst "Sa3MS03CM 111 oiiiiiio omoom voisip Mon, vionso em 0000 336 11th St. Holly Hill Fla 32017 Snd Ms All Inlormaiton .VJAL.KUi employes 24 1 51 to 31. decided ision attended rs Sid VihIen ; which will be Selai-ch __J 1303Etllq 3LOSEXt But Not Get Better I today he will ials for an construction opening date / VINYL GUNITE 253-6521 - ___________ ... - . S ____ P$j FIF oom."m a / lam Woods QUEEN ALETA ES GE0 JT SHOPPING hFHoLgpAy ATTlR THE PIRATE RAID OF LAST SUMMER HAS LEFT LITTLE OF VALUE IN THE ADDRESS Ton - Our Stoi, $3200 Flom stafi sh Cull 1 _______ T\ \.: , •1•' Jxc. ' — . ______ '. __1 Dining L auu•rz• 111111 411111 STA11FISH POOLS ' • ' Reservations Honored 2S44 Park Drive, Sanford 321-0424 Rew4rch scitntists in University laboratories American Cancer Society tI1 - - z ''- ' r THE ULTIMATE IN A POOL there are i . ____ HAPPY HOUR In the Lounge 3:00 to 6:00 Mon. thiru Fri. ONE-PIECE FIBERGLASS 'Well." the inntructor Ii ; Li7 f ___ - ' rOUu AlsofeaturinqLonnleslappery at the Piano. 5-9 p.m. Daily Servinq lunch and cjjnner from 11:00am. 119111 119111 ._.oJ9------- 'Wherets3ofeet"beasks. deadpans, estigationr Robert B. ed he will 's o free -1 after a of tiIle con 'fil AV, 41, — Rew# 25 Year Guarantee uve livei from cancer. ered held in Joseph Cotten, David Brian 9:31 13S) The Glass A our throughout the tountry ehcta.sndi o(m*ce to help 5l Karen xings, was week by a of buying, 'aling stolen - 14 , You Can Pay Mofe, wrong airplane." In Hawaii, where he partici. pates in a feast, rides an outrigger canoe and learns to scuba4lve, he becomes the f'iI for his diving, Instructor whde wading out into (he blue - _iis VAN to uz m sy 4 1P as for New 'ork, you are on C - A. Pool Next Week let. whm, to the visible delight of the passengers, he the public address systent as stewardess Geraldine. And advises thein, "For those of you who ary headed FRANK AND ERNEST S Y I IL SUNDAY OCTOBER 12, 197. -!.. 9:11 46) — "The Naked Ran ro, — Frank Sinatra, country music singer Loretta as you'll find if you watch this .1111madlism0000mm ------- A1111,1111 ...... A11,11,11 Lynn — checks in to sing and show. chat, uniliew you want to S - MORNING S.3O(9)—"Cap(hefld 930413)—"TonlghlWe Raid Women"—JohnCarradine, Calals Evelyn Ankers lie visits Honoulu, San olutlon." But from then on uie show 11:38(8)— Santee —Glenn Ford, Michael Burns Another good moment got weaker. Francisco, Atlanta, Nashyule, and the small, comes as he labors as a Still, what Wilson has done FRIDAY predominantly black corn- conductor ona San Francisco by leaving the safety of the MORNING munityofBoley,Okla.,usjng cablecar,collectlng75cents llollywoodstudloandvlsfting 9:00 (9) — "Twelve Angry the people he meets as his more than the usual two-blits- the citizenry deserves a Men" — Henry Fondn, Lee cornic foils instead of the a-ride fee. J. Cobb cheer. It remindls us — and One lady tourist from Ohio him — that the sharpest lines usual variety-show array of AFTERN(X)N is clearly bugged by him. But in life don't always appear on 1:00 135) — $ICWca guest stam Coil. Only. one professimW — appearances aire decepUve. cue cards. fl&utlail" — BriangoKeith, - RIGHT? WHERE D=KM FIT IKM 2:0 (9) — "The Lack of the . - I - t th' tri.r! sphinx Robert Taylor, Irish" — Tyrone Power, Anita Ekberg 9:0 (9) — "Three Comrades" Anne Baxter Robert Taylor. Margaret 4:10 (44) "Gid Troubile" — farl Sullivan Don Ameche. Joan Bennett, Walden AFTERNOON Billie Burke ,ImitatiOn 0I Showers" 1:30(9) — "The Gangster1:01 —"Apcfl 05) jftJ — Lanal Turner. John — Ann Southern, Jack Barry an, m GSVÜt Carson T 2-N 19) — ,Bataan,, 1:06 (44) — "Quebec" — S:31 144) — "Within Tbese Robert Taylor, George Corinne Calvet, Patric walls" — TOM Mitchieff, Murphy Mark Stevens , ary 4:15 (9) — "Revenge of the Jr. Anderson Creatiue" — John Aiar, EVENING SATURDAY 1J*1 Nelson I - Forest" — Bette F)avis, THURSDAY MORNING I Wilson -Stars In us Show i - Boone, Kurt Russiell Lloyd Bridges, Doug McClure rIIj J r1- Fabian 8 9 BLON DIE 11 , W ,4ATS TWE L CHEFS SPE-Cuki_ -- - - — Doris Da flex Harrison, Preston" Alexander NI)Tna Loy Knox, Chris Lee — 3:30 (35) — "Colorado 1:00 (44) — Terrftory" — Joel McCrea, Richard Harrison Virginia Mayo EVENING EVENING 8 00435) "Dames" Joan $ 30 (35) — "Too Many Blondell, Dick Powell S, 'tJSV! 'w - WEDNESDAY MORNING — Elvis Presley 9:00 (2,6)— "Colombo "Curly Top" 1\tir Falk Shirley Temple. Jane 9: 00 (9) — "Cinderella Darwell, Arthur Treacher Liberty" — James Casino 10:30 (2) — "Bonjour Marsha Mason Tristesse" — David Niven, 11:30 (2) — "All The Young Deborah Kerr Men"— Alan Ladd, Sidney 11:45 (44) — "Abbott & Poitier Costello Go To Mars" 11:30 (8) — "Pat Garrett and AFTERNOON Billy the Kid" James Coburn, Kris Kristopherson 1:00 (44) "The Far Country" MONDAY James Stewart, Ruth MORNING Roman 2:00(35) — "Hwana Devil" — 9:00 (9) — "Rhubarb" — Ray Robert Stack, Barbara Milland, Jan Sterling Britton AFTERNOON 10:0 441 "Charro" — i Week Beverly Garland AFTERNOON 1:00 Bag Theresa Wright, Arthur 1:30 (35)—"Sp 11 30 6)—"Fade in" — Burt KennethE) I )an;i "Fores t Rauers" :9 icynol;, lirbara tAdufl Fred MacMurray, Paulette Pier Angell EVENING TUESDAY Goddard 6:00 (35) — "Kiss In the 2.00 (8) — "(iodzIl,a'i MORNING Revenge AFTERNOON Dark" —. Jane Wyman, P00 (9) — "Secret Heart" — 1:00(44) — Inlie Giant CIAR-, David Niven Claudette Colbert, Walter 1:01135) — -- cannoilli aty,,— — Jeff Morrow, Mara 9:00(44)— "In This Our Life" Pidgeon Scott Brady, Jeff Corey Corday Bette Davis, Olivia — AFTERNOON 1:00(44)— "caaaIn Cue" Deflavilland, George Brent 2:30 (13) "Deadwood 78" 1:((35) — "The Big Boodle" — Alan Ladd, Wanda 9:30 135) — "Circus of Fear" 3:00 (35) — "ble of the Dead" — Errol flynn, Rosanna Hendrix — Boris Karloff, FIlen Lee, — Christopher Rory EVENING Margaret Lice 1:00 (44) — "Spy In Your Drew. Marc Cramer 7:31 (13) — "Deadwood '76" 11:30 (4) — "Night of the 3:30 (44) — ,Creatae WI Eye" — Dana Andrews, — Jack Lester Arch Hall Jr. Lepas" — Stuart WWUnan. thir Atom Brain" — Richa Pier Angell Denning. A igela Stevens Janet Leigh Reuters" — Edward EVENING G 11:31 "Dracula's EVENING Robinson, Gene lAxiLhart 7:30 (13) — "It's In the US" 5:vu (35) — "T'hunder Alley" — Jack Benny, Fred Allen, 9-00(44) — "Tbe Great 11fe" — Annette Funicel1j), — Bette Davis, Mary Astor. Bill Bendix a Vacation" — James George Brent S:OO(35)—"Makeyourowu ,, stewart. Maureen O'Hara 9.00 (2,6) — The New —Jack Carson, Jane 130 (35) — Fort )ti 1:00 (44) — "Run of Centurions — George (', — Dam Clark, Ben Johnson Wyman AITOW" — i Scott, Stacy Keacti 1133 (8) — HCt Ramsey 9 00(44) — "Winter Meeting" Brian Keith 1 (44) — Scar Tissue — Richard 2:30 (44)— "Finger of Guilt" — Bette Davis, JIm Davis Wanda Hendrix, P00 (2,6) Van lieflin This IFNn lz- rough I ___ ommendation rs from John luck and Doy Department of Development; \jQ()o WOIK/ ( was Pearson sub-44 Services; tIj hilson and C.A. works and one SOMETHING NOT ABC AS "PERHAPS" assigned to of Communit% ft lAg WhM AFT •( _____________ 0 CIr! IM ' I ation 10 Z4 N'# IN L4W%1) WkA1'U tj '1 fr b Frank Hill IV 14 Us jolt (A % tIenaskedtLi, be returned to rcy. "They're _____________________ In Page 2-A) SHORT RIBS OJR - / 11P in the Eenlr day to a repair 11%G theft trial, does the Altamonte owned by B,D. .41 [A A owner of a IvA flness at Ili IV ve. Altamonte - - -. •- --S -• -- - .. . .. - ., - - .. ..- •. •- -..• -- .- .5 - \. - .r 5-. .5--.-.-. ---5 -. - _._\._ .4 -- -. - 11173 \• lirhEA In,- ,., _; .-. 1'2. 1 S -. - . 1 • -j ... :-;-- ______ at 117 Longwood : �s - = -- 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Oct. 12, 1q75 BEETLE BAILEY Mon Walker VE4T T-1E LJ - Ansviver to Previous Puzz le Derby State .,. WIR ATZRIDGE... - ---------------.-.--=---------=--.--- ___ . "=- -,. ••- - - -•- ••-.. -•---.. -- - ______ - .•.• -- -.. -- - - .-.• . .-.. • - .-.. -------------= _ -----• - - -. ----- -. --.- ._ • -- - - . -. •. - - -. . - __ _______ _____________ __ - by Tom X.Ryan 1 oL TAI( A R1 1H WHITE HOUSE! I_ tLJOW YOU CAN - MR,PRs1pN'r: SINCE Yov'v oswp MY LAST 21 L.ETMRSI I MUST WITHPIRAW MY '1 '1 POSSIL.V RS OF PEPICATEP SERVICE To 60 UNREWARPEP IS UP SUPREME COLJR7-*# IV Aft IC Is 10-12 WRPYOVRFIC1lJRTO S NCERFLYi I YOUR OPPONENI- NEXT MAKE 11 s ) 1p SENSFS A E30VED// 551 Karen ;prings, was N OTE. '' • __ - . — __ of buying, ealing stolen T1I-:__- IN. lered held in WORPS JUP FRU P NG BUGS H _-__- Robert B. led he will ts to free bond after a Of the con- N" 4Z _____ - - 47 - - Carolyn, 41, in one cf the 1V12qTH3Et03P MORE SURVE PE TU I HOW WOLJLr YOU LI kS o — rop ALAXY gIk1 thLUOtt LtF1 BLON DII 'b - - NICK: RAVE-- Ym FvEp HeARZ 60 AC~ SVRAL 1iM ONLY WHEJ SPELL IT. 1PN 1 MILI<X WAY - - -- r TRY—rO y Dick Caqvalll Page ida NILLY. WHY 2 WILL'(: LKA1-AU. TH HISTQR L WOuLPN'r I—tAV TO LEARN - n of the Woods ham0 today he will cials for an construction opening date — __ k=,!T iygoto New / 1L y regarding Hflb and two firms hr' WHY IS A CANA' UKE= I - GOT BECALL=--F, NEITH~~> ONE Ckq Th ,4os1 jiTAT O3T WTH NSKNILCAt'T, 1-\, PL1'? ise 7HIN' A \LIF uccs You ow ty ?RV(OOSL'( ?O1A?40! -- to own des County Comreduced the y vehicles used I employes 24 ___ t '- - iMt:3l --- --- ---: :--: s were decided wion attended era Std Vihien tway and Dick :j__ ' - - - - ARCHIE i which will be 'clock were a by the county's WP1EE T4ESCHE OUR 330AXLDING HOUSE LE WE FOUNP IN THE ATTIC, F16URE OUT RIPPLES 7 0 HUMP H! TE,5T M E.1 Evaluation eductions were MAE chief by Les Carroll UM-HA~K--VERY bIMPLE1 TWO HOUR6 LNTER P0156 EVERY PRESICTNT ONE! NOW, RIDPLE ME 7~ "a 8304 Zr So Nice 7his one-piece dress has 0 -,or ISE .5L 40 W C/V HIS I FEET L/P.TA/R5 TO TAE 6ROCERY TUMBLI 1 Rl6I4T= "1" T,1T YOL3 5 YOU CAN TAKE 1.16 ALL OUT FOP 6UPPER CLTAIP4 ---- UNcLE LiL6Y H .10— f fashion. tuck in the open parts and have protected — MRS T Th( -TO COCK UNCLE )',%MO5' POKER WINNIN -6! OU USE f Ap. —;--) A POKER POT 8225 1 38-50 44 bust: 4's yards 60Inch. 0 all 40 I Fashionable You'll bt In step with a tailored panisuit. NO. 8225 with Photo-Guid e is r 1, - KE-HEH 9WF-KAFF out the sponge mop. — F.MH. t I --- 410r .1 Maio — TO 4 16 "1 11 -.1 - WAXI 8 Slip-on Apron MIDIUM eas -on apron. No. DEAR POLLY — Turn a nearly e mp. ty bottle of hand lution upside do%ri 8168 with Photo-Gulde is _J in Snull (10-12), MWitirn 4-11%or Laige (18-20) edium: 1 yard of Send 75c each plus 25c for postage and handling with namo. oddress. pattern numbor and sist to PATTERNS (~,, this ORDERnewspoper), Now 4380, Midtown Statton, Now York. MY 1001g. purfect bridal shower gift wrapi I buy nylon not to harmonize with the .1,11 wrap paper. and make pot They're easily fastened 1 0 the Pac~age. -and look like rosettes. — JANE. HY11.011if FOR FUT SMOSM leave It there until all the lotion has run out. There will be enough lotion lOr two or three appjc ltl ons. fttly pays 1.00 obf ovory kloa uied. Stod them to her. this newspaper, n Commissioner )rough was Pearson subi.. commendation tirs from John Buck and Doy Department of pm USE SPONGE MOP FOR WASHINC! 01111 ,—,' ra)Ior Services, Bill )hfl3Ofl and C.A. I -. A0 DEAR POLLY se veral Pairs N , A 3 9 -tion to 36. That luced further In Use a SPO1190-type floor Mop that has an attached squeegee. Th(- $L ire no drips, as you always wr,I,,: ccarf. This way my scarf Is double lie it around my head bandana . NOW )-4EPR )tWHAT& ROUND IN TAE- MIt7 L heat. for just a few minues and the, ham will slide out easily DEAR POLLY — My Pointer IS I DEAR POLLY — The next tinic your lfght tnoncy-savirg Idea for a shower curtains are down, apply a ap to protect my "just from the coal Of wax to the rods and see how easy It is to slip the curtains back from the he wa x s also a rust pre'.en into the shape of a three-cornered 1. iece look. No. 8304 %ith holo Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. Size 10, 321 i btjst~ 3', yards 45-inch, XF MAY ,/,,' !hIcles were on nment. Then that fashionable Iwo- V 07 DEAR POLLY When a canned DEAR POLLY Here's an easy r lin does not slide fight out of the way toviaSh c6lings and hiqIii (Polly's note: I run very hot water on the can. and find that also helps ttle ham to come out.) 5-10 Z 711 FRANK . ".. a -' Management, Is HE RV a - c works and one ules assigned to it M but till a sliqhtly different smacle. Tr) keep them matched properly aftirr washing. I (old each parr in the moodie and then put a rubber baro around them. This not only keeps the pairs together. but keeps his aresser drawer neater, too. SHARqN. DEAR POLLY — When my cancell. ed Personalized checks are returned I Cut off the corners with M y name and address and they ar used instead of name and address labels. The,, , ar e also used inside a letter when ordering somethim glued inside my books and perl P-115 Carl gluo them to index catd, , , I of Community H asked ud tw returned to ercy. "They're .2361 Boot Comfort A pair of these boots l0ok lovely but tire practical footwear, Pattern No 2361 has traco-off for small' medium and large Sizes; full direC.' lions. On Page ?-A) :afion in the Evening iday to a repair -man E. Fields. a it theft trial, does the Altamonte TO ORDER: -' 10 f Postage and handling with addfiliss. pattern nutnber and site to PA TTERNS this ft*WSPAP@f). Boir 41131B, Abdtown )-owner of a landsiness at III .3 at 117 Longwood ;;k �r: I -- — EYen-ing Herald, Sanford, FL Sufldy.00,!,,1fl3 - . ortWker M -- Answet to Previous Puzzie Derby State BEETLE OAJLF.Y- ...- - ___ ..L. C. !FCLJE LOE WEI&I4T. VITA L THE BOF )4 , -mop __ _ Wrke Bede Ofolf Ujeek in -) P(oblems VVithLffiendtS~QjayYop're sharp at bargains Ife Initiative pays Friday. Saturdwi, mate Is temperamental. . Ice: w .. 3 0-t 09 3Ir e bOr CU dom I ned 1 960. day. You outrun competition Tuesday. Complicated outside , W.- 1101,# Art, A,01 . 11, r , ,", Z.-ju, - Wednesday. Loss through a friend Thursday. Take It easy Saturday. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Others oppose your ideas Su WiSe Monday. Good news Tuesday. Semi-SuCCessful Wednesday. Easily siktra;ke4 Thursday, Friday. Weekend: Small groups are more fun. CANCER (June 21-Jul11 22) Take care buying Sunday. A beneficial Sw t: TIET'S REMEMBER TO KEEP OUR MIND ON THE VITAL STATISTICS AND NOT THE FASCINATING ONES!" -47 . "THOSE AREN'T EITHER ALL SALES SLIPS ... SOME OF THEM ARE PARKING TICKETS!" '001ro5c,09"., 16 Ohr--- 71) 1 Or 0domestic happening Monday. Tuesday: Profitable. Things are hall-finished LEO (July (July 23Aug, 22) ParInership woes Sunday. You make a smart decision Monday. Lucky legally Tuesday. Midweek fill Friday, be extracareful businesswise. Don't impose your Ideas on others Saturday. VIRGO g. Sept. 22) Take Care with tools Sunday. Good financial prospects Monday. Career rewards Tuesday. Small g3ir-3 from an agree. ment Wednesday. Indecisive Thursday, Friday. Don't bwow Saturday. - i -i- \ .) . - I 1, C '111, %CA VV ki CAMPU: 1 / / ) 0~7 X MAKE 11 1, CONCER 10 - f 7. ___ ____ ' 47 ____ 1LI ____________ y ____ "WHAT WAS IT YOU TOLD THAT MAN WHO HELPED YOU CHANGE A TIRE WHEN WE WERE IN ACAPULCO?" __ -_____ • __ 40 "MY PA SAYS THE MOST EXPENSIVE THING ON FOUR1 WHEELS IS A SUPERMARKET SHOPPING CART!" "NO I DIDN'T GET A COST-OF-LIVING INCREAS, I GOT A COST-OF- RECESSION DECREASE!' . 40A16S111T 9F I 1,6RAAIS IAI yolIR H0RWC6qF THIS 1Sffl,?X61t4k1Y /00 ~OMCffNZP, FOW Y01JR' A kZA S W11R,F HS A RE A f 0;711A nw po T,qj - C110 EQOESP BY YOUR NT$ TO TNE3ESTOF IIR A'L/TSTALO BEG/N PREPARE YOaRSELFF0R TIIAT Y1 HNP YR REAL SUCC(. / - MORE LIBRA (Sept. 23-00, 23) Extravagant Sunday. FOPular Monday. L4,; Luck 1avor you Tuesday. A small windfall Wednesday. Neglectful Thur day, Friday. Select companions wisely Saturday. I! ( 551 Kan Springs, was week by a v of buying, Im -% SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Home rumbles Sunday. Conclusion of n old issue Monday. Good news for family Tuesuay. Don i overindulge Wednes.' ' 4~W day. Social complications I hursday, Friday. Saturday: Lazy. BERni[E PREDICTS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, 21) A )II too cranky Sunday. A hope Is 'A' aczymeroF ;rl-l~cmrFeoFocra-mo IRIL FINP TW SFNAIT AA1j9 THC A~W11V1S7A7A;r16w glohk7lv6 IN CLOSER HAR/oy THAN UU4L. POS/r/v(R(uLrg \ I WILL EiVSOE AS EACH WiLL BE W1 11\ Tk/S IS AL?O A AARfAMS \\ \ AND L/SRANS, 8EA/ERT FOR F OP7// M1PP1h;Fki k A107ZY WZZ 4 RE YZARP av 771r jAgoR NOTE: Send Istfers to Bernice Bede Z301, c/o this 1wspip:i, /a rHC_ 7RA419P0R7A 7 ne I 101V 1111,007W Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio /1 44070. B I/A.LY WACE. AT TIlE 6, 1 ' OSE T'E I 11 fh* letters, only the ones of general, Interest. MEWS MU 161E AMWARP. BUGS B ecuPdtion Tuesday. Drop-in 0day. Famil'y matters are neglected Thursday, Friday. .. ' guests Wednes. dered held in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Guard things Sunday. Material gains Monday. A financial oppoauni Tuesday. Unusual news Wednesday. Self. doubts Thursday. Drive defensively Friday. Patience wh family Saturday. AQUARIUS (J 20 Feb 19) Too self sein eff" -Monday. Best day: Tuesday. Minigains 4~ from manage poorly Thursda y, Friday. Easily angered Satur ivestigation. Robert - I bond after a Wednesday. You ly. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mch 20) Unexpected responsibilities Sunday. Gains Carolyn, 41 In one of the from shared interests Monday. Good finiincial Prospects Tuesday. Follow. 71V and by TOM ISBELL - 7 yo A5 L-00)< ow, IN&'5 YrAimJ&-z' E : N WIEN A D NEPTUNE ARE 1/NM VORASLY 1 6 A TOA OPT/MIST/5 CLLJ5 UP,Im -Nitir? C01 V AI`Q1rfZy sPrzsTzg) A ___ ( WINTH ri -4AP C0YA0 \PLDYMEJ1A \ OPTIMISTIC 0 IS ______ - \ . I VP1W I6' Wfl4- construction COA48INA TION 16 A ay go to New day regarding ies, two firm 01W. ___ OV d today he will 41 CKbATIVC 7HF1,P POSIrION — r You TALK AOL.ff HOW (ham Woods sAGIrrARIAAls A091 ZAP ofthe JIT'SA GCO j. r111 VINAM a L, I Wy __ Liunii - TRIa 70 AMP 77,F9. 0W WITH MIS BLONDII i a II I A /W Page !•A YOUR 131R -r1P11 IDAY, this AAAee-k and this M Student's Corner 4r ____ 11 sta to free Sunday. Excellent results i - B. he through plans Wednesday. Easily deceived Thursday, Friday. FRI FS Wednesday. Thursday, Friday: P!ans weak, Goals vague'Saturday. A% f . Mon- interests. •— . •-• .. . )Se __ I ELLY - _________ MARKI) STICK FIMKY __________________________ ty N FAR ThE des AEUY most- PT51MB0 C(C4t$J / County Corn; reduced the ty vehicles used JUDY j ¼ 6MI30 C>- AY M T MLRRAY N. iers Sid Vffilen away and Dick n", ARCHIE ___ OWHERE 0 rorirs which wil.11 be le clock were a y by the county I s Management, U Evaluation reductions were by OMAE chief ____________________________ ThESE IS HE REA OUT OU3E:t WAY74?M&& OF HI! THAV5 THE TRUTH, PAP— I HEARP IT' FROM MARY YESTERPAY 0 I-IOLo Ir-1 YOU HEARP IT 011 ~URING AN' SHE SAIP.,_ AIAAr? FROM MARY ELLEN ZOTTS,-, d IN THE WORLPS GOING ON AT THA WHAT CLASS. SU111mvan NOT A GIRL -A WHOLE OF GIRLS! OUR GYM CLASSE5 ARE CO-E17 NOW! IT'5 REALLY NEAr./ BOY S' GYM CLASS IT/ IT *5 WELL... ALMD5T,, I EY 5A \ 11-1 (01443 a6~G VWTH ELLY 1 THE FA R A DE *5 • -SHE FRES5L D FRANK com 5 aMW,.AAY8E vehicles were on Do iction to 36. That educed further in n. on Conunissioner ibrough was Pearson subecommendation as from John Buck and Doy e Department of tow A. ZN A~ 1 -- TUMBLI 1 I 6E'SQ OL7FASHIONE7! ITS WORKING our L '' __ MORE SCHOOL9 ARE 1N IT! _______ 6 BREAK -ALL THE GUYS IONN PREJLJ(7ICEs' AGREE THERE'S '( LIKE CO-EQ HO ECO- \ NOTHING LIKE NOAICSI RDR EXAMPLE") WOR<INGINA KITCHEN WITH I 1 I i . i _J ' I BUMMER WITH UR 5TER, ) i THOUGH! ,/ / N eZj —~`434*T : il Services; Bill Johnson aW C.A. lie works and one ,oiz I - ' employes 24 rn 51 to 31. is were decided T. clesasgnedto / 7 I ( 1 I i ' I cq i t of Community AT ME I D(CM'r u'd tLi i be returned t'0 R.E FR(6AJ,) I Percy. - They re OnPage 2-A) I , Ave. Altamonte at117tngwood a �4C—E-vening - Herald,- Sanford, FI.. Sunday, Oct. 12, 1975 __- BEETLE B, -. - -. iAllPsJ. AnswertoP,eysousPuvle flprhv.Sfrate.ii ... -- LO5 : WEICI41 TOE c -L CAMPUS CLATTER by Larry Lewis _______ \ SO ThE,"RE MANGING YOU / T1 4Ø IT I&JoETFMFv;oz;:r) A4.SOi,4NJ DI HEY ONL'/ T DON'T riB' REALIZE NSECURE I SMAL RECORD/ AREN'T AWARE O t• DOONESBURY ___ by Garry Trudeau ..,404.5.rly,6 s4lp 3OS - I NTO MFNJ WON-LOST ________ THE 60 ' ,/OUNG TLETS ,/t/ f 4 te IN MY J11066Af4elff, OF fR6/UO12j f,otp 6W Irl 5JckJET//E /VC15Ag OPT/ON H&T - PR65/7t,4ff7/ JF 0'61 IL L 11 - I I.' ' 2 I L------ \ LITTLE DO THEY KNOW OF MAKE THE e STUNT5 ALUM: GLA LADIATORS ------ - - - - - J ,7 TH TEAM I ____ &! ) VX ' çJ I - G --- _______________________________________________ -- WHO'S .ESPONSIaLIE FOR THIS OUTRAGE DISSI DENT i' THE TREMENDOUS LUENC2..J7 iEL I THE LIVES OF YOUR YOUNG CAMPU 11T CIA 7 L L1U,jT55LN ?WAV1k YOU, V) 5/Nc5XYw 'T 1 OP/f5RY//A SO TO4VUN TO TM V U SUSAN! AS YOU ALL KNOtV 41 - } / TO /106 AN AFFAIR... was y NRT. Lee'bya of buying, ea1g stolen % NA $1 lered held in ourt-ordered t4_42. Robert B. A he will TMT t3 to free 21 bond after a of the con- 110-12 BUGS 1 THERE MORE SUKVE Carolyn, 41, in one of the day. CAPTAIN EASY. 1 DON'T JUbT STAND AROUND LOOKING SHREWR srRONoFoor! YOU#RE SUPPL15ED TO BE. THE PLANT 5SCURITY KKE 4 by Crooks & Lawrezice THOSE WAREHOUSE THIEVE& HAVE O AFTER THEM, ONLY A FEW MINUTES HEAD START! ANP THEY'VE LEFT A CLEAR ser OF TRACK51 Ho OFFI CER I , CALL THE POLICE!,.. BUT DO SOMETHIN& AL3[aEY 003P __________ by Dave C;raue (F HE KNS US, YES; I THIN K HE'S THEN HE MUST GOT HIS HEAD 70- Page ZM SURE, HELP ME BE ALL RIGHT! GETHER AGAIN! U1 YOU? ...HEY, WHAT'S JUST UTILE THI GUZ! MATTER? WOOZY, THAT'S ALL! I GOOD d HVIN9, I DUNOIWIZER! WHAT HE JUST UP HAPPEN ED ocation of tht. hani Woods COLLAPSED/ 4,0 _ BLONDI 1* 00/ Al irc I ThV\sy I dr )a _ j I today he will ials for an construction opening date (1 y go to New ay regarding 4 in HWs and 6, two YOU'RE MOVINC-7 ABOUT A5 I r Mj FOR PETE'S SAKE, STEP ON IT! e o r c A11) ~ WE'D arETTER GET HIM BACk 'TO THE PALACE AS QUICKLy AS POSSIBLE! HE18 WORSE WINTH OFF THAN MAYBE WE CAN HELP! se AND TREAT HIM GENTLE! I THOUGHT! firm ALL RIGHT, NOW THE REST OF YOU GET ABOARD! EVEWONEIS SET ALLEY! OKAY, DINNY, GIDDAPd-fol Ily SO FAR ' Aes reduced the A%~ vehicles used employes 24 __ _ __ ___ were decided ssion attended _____ t. rs Sid Vien i--- way and Dick ARE __________ 490 4 ___ 10 A i which will be WHERE C 3y the IS HE REo JOHNNy WONDER OF Ht bil ON15 CUSI(.7 0 W MILE 0 nATURECOLORS DOWN C by Al Vermeer hate it hen she play!3 GIANT RAFFLESIA N Evaluation ductions were 3P3RXSCXLXaA'S POP Dick Ito ers when she makes me \NGar this coathanqer! round-up CONTAINS AE30UT OF COLO. FRANK 65 WN (FIV15 CENTS) IN 5 RO -i FLOWER TI45 VVORLV 1-5 THE 0 0 TeY8S lonqKorn! ACRO55 ANC 0 0 Jon to 36. That uced further in Commissioner rough was Pearson sub. ommendation - - - COLOR.-THEj l—I 0 s from John Doy Department of Development; hnsonand works and one ity Wf -TI OF FUN AND 6AMES/ r IRE wo W1 CMQA0*_MI1 TO ~45AT AND 1 hate it when she cuts me out cl~ the _4 Wl" W OUT. WHON A FIRP-MAN 6C akVW6 WATER ON TWO I;UitNl~* . A PUIWIW., -ri4a WAIgg R5 -K##* ~ - J ~ 14 nV NEEV:5 FUE1. Win on of thus w1hoble n asked tod; And that's the) e mos't o-~ ca u returned to n Page ?-Ai )nte Springs c,,nan E. Fields theft trial. dot. the Altamont,. ruu f him Send I OKAY, OLIVER LET'S PEAR IT in the Evening ff WALL VCLO~V IyI5 KINVLING POINT-'rWO -fgMpVR.*T Rg Ow - Wan! Services, Bill GIANT 4P 601 M;-- U and W510H 4ACR hicles were on iment. Then ^ V i-t,_Vr.~k m - - 1L GROWS WlL N 5OUk EA A countyls your quesfW Ind tp 10: Santa Crux, Calif , 95081 L Qe- �- - __________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. BEETLE - ..-- - - -- - SHORT te- 1.. ' EIES .AJJMJLTRQJJIPg. _ L WAt4T1O RSERV EI71P HOTI FOR EMONTh. fr' 9uT SHEIK \ MIAMI \ II$J I W47EIT1GI-IT1 LI1A 1000 i -r L °° / THE 80 i kAV 4 61 wivs, zoo - - 68th Year, No. 45— Monday, Oct. 13, 1975 __ __¶4 J / 1'J-AT ONLY ( \sIfI TAKES UP 21 ROOMS) K• rw,IENEED ROWS FOR MY ATSAN CAMELS.. \ - r _______ MAKE 1 ( /\ffET TI EQR 1-4REE ELEPHANTS AND — - _________ THE EF?s ____ I I -. - / (/1 1/ COCE Land 1 ( I J ' [ 13UGS 3E3UZqlqy PE TLJ s4ACn- ..Ay e'EING/>, PWMOTEO FROM PISHWASHM TO WAIrER - - Stoffel b 15 DOUNDLESS THEN GET UP My ECSrACY OF THESE WHICH AN' GIVE I BRING DELECrAC,LE PELICIES F-UX)SY SOME SERVICE &YAQV. g.. U.S. _____ & AS YOU Wo K I d TIDE51T OF= GUSTATORY PAFZTAKE - I FWICASSEE/ - BLONDI — ;l Kwiatkowski listed budgeth which w ere not subject to review by the county's 'professional budget analysis staff, or the county cornmission, or the citizens of GIANT / - - LET ME OUT OF - C)')) (T 14 t WONDER IF I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN! UP Q X - HERE! — FLAG "In other words." he said, • S WINTH Rai1 Crossing The ordinance, that comes up for public hearing at 7 p.m., is inresponse to complaints about trains blocking the SR 46 I ' \ . 000 l,t of pay 50 per property. tAst year's budget 7r'i 0 00 'V — ILA --__I' . N - like to see revie w ed by a te ns gr oup or b) the COfl mission. Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1974-75 budget was 7,fl5compa redto$417.2for fiscal 75-76. Increase, Kwlaowsk1 says, was6M per •O 0 cent. Property appraiser. Went up from 014,735 last year to 'W4EREI 313E OF HI by II / / $5704 this —Tax collettor, gent from o%vie Se 3m e:*Ldev I ThDL6 — cIT O Clerk of Circuit Court went from H5,000 to $1,000 for a 260 per ce nt increase Sheriff, went from $1,915,618 to $2,466,665 for a 12,7 per cent increase (The sheriffs budget has been a peal ed and a decision is ex pected la te r ts month) Circuit Court Judges, weflt from $20,000 to $85000 for a I ) $ ) 272.2 per 7 -MAT'S TUMBL WE W - - . j 7 - 11 (\ I / Women / Mental Health Asseciation of eminole which is withl the state and national Men ta • - — 80 70 .AJ + / -i IC /2 - I I - - - The commission approved a $517,000 bond issue to pay for 20 Lost? Count - - - The Seminole County Corn. - mission today reduced the number of count) vehicles used by departmental employes 24 - , ' ' ' starting off it will be somewhat gradual, especially because of the cu rrent economic situation . ' Health Assoct atlon acts as a liaison between the public and the professionals who are engaged in the battle against mental illness, Some of the i - - - .1 _I_ii . - , A. . - - - .j 1 - The 20 less cars whIch will be used around the clock were a result ofa study b) the county's - -- I from the basic sewage treatMent law," Conklin said in his Office programs of the Seminole County Mental Health Association are: funding tran. sportation of patients to Stepping Stone Centers which provide the first adult daycare and rehabilitation for persons between hospitalization and society, equipment and funds to supplement I)ayCareandCenterservices; the first workshop for count) primary teachers on the su bject f letter to City Manager W.E. "Pete" Knowles. recommended OMAE chief Sig Pesrson - ) 0) 1 - ' ) T f 24 hour assignment Then department heads recomme nded a reduction to That number was reduced fur ther in today's session Though liaison Commissioner John Kimbrough was a bsent toddy, Pearson mitted his recommendation which took cars from John Percy, John Buck and Doy Presley of the Department of Community Development; Regular agenda items include a public hearing to consider rezoning part pr operty betw een Iroquois Ave. and Mohawk Ave. and bet w een Santa Barbara Drie and DeSoto Dr i ve to SR 1. c AFL mental health newsletter sent to all high 86. 10 Overnight low Fair to partly cloudy through Tuesday. Highs In the mid to up pe r 80s 1s in the Vartablemostly(nflcrtheutto cast winds around 10 mph, decreasing at night. Complete details and tides are on Page A educational, civic and church groups; distribution of educational booklets; forums in Orlando, Daytona, Tallahassee and Gain- 0 Thanks '• YA 7ç Emmett Taylor Jr flVonmen Services; Bill Bush, Julian Johnson and CA Scott Jr., public works and on ofthetwovehiclesasslgneijt Smokey,thefIrepre%entionbear,isItedFtCgt, Elem entary the Department of Commumt School recently to call attention to Fire Preven tion week, Smokey • : Ahi R - - -, --' - SCHOOL PUPILS MEET / .- SMOKEY Is shown explaining Forest Service fire-fighting equipment to two of the pupils, Whaling I left) and Lori Evans both six-year. . olds. 1erald Photo by Tom Vincent) However, Vihlen asked today that vehicles be returned to Bush and - Percy. "They're 1 Continued On Page 2-A) Danie s Cl arif icat ion By JA-NE CASSELBERRY Hld Staff Writer W IN TER SPRINGS— Qua lif ying papers for the Group 4 City Council set race were picked up Friday by City C Ouncdn , , * j IXxniels said last week he had not yet decided whether to A reference in the Evening serve out the term on council or run for the office of mayor herald on Friday to a repair held by y Pdand, but with the interest of Mrs. shop in Altamonte Spri ngs -j = Ohn Daniels in the council race it is expected Daniels will now We for owned by Herman E. Field%, a eille for professional study; and Daniels for his wife, Mary. Qualifying period begins Wethesday mayor. defendant in a theft trial, does meetings wi th legislators and others and will close Nov 1 Also up for election is the remaining year in the (group 2 seat not refer to tae Altamonte gi v e citizen input In health, Group 4 incumbent in the Dec 2 mu ni cipal election, Cou cu rr ently held by Ernest Hendricks Hendricks was appointed ducatton, and welfare services.citman Irene Van Eepoel, has said she tends to nm for m (garage Inc. owned by B D May to the vacancy left b) the resignation of ft termer Frank McIntosh election, Fields is cownerofals Last year, Dae ls was anpn ted to th e G roup II seat and Duance. Jr. scaping business at 111 Instead of running f or t he one year remaining in th e te chose to CII) Clerk Mrs. Mary Norton will serve as clerk of the elecTo You, its Working Longwood A try for the Group 3 seat, thus unseating the incumbent, John tion and Helen Green, Iui5 Owens, ' Norma Lang and Ruth Ga rage Inc., Is at 117 Longwood 1th and winning a two-year term. Mt%S will be Lflspettors to -- 0 Initially, 51 vehicles were on settling end chlorination." A pu publiIC hearmg arinis g I set t o asoseo consider closing, aca fl j Management, fOMAE). The x unNmdVft of Analysis and Evaluation reductions were A' Co nklin e plai n ed that state has gradually been in creasing water treatment requirements on a number o f counties and much of South Florida Is under orders to go to complete "surf ace water t) trea tment" rather than "our very minimal aeraticn and I hours a day from 51 to 31. The reductions were decided onataworksessjon attended by Commissioners Sid Vililen Jr., Mike Hattaway and Dick Wi llIams ...... . Sunday's doll 71)e _. 6A wl•;-vrIIEli I - Markham Woods residents have filed a suit, seeking to revrse etIon by the' county's board of adjustment . l . - — - .... .... Ar Vden may go to New York on Wednesday regardL bonng for Indian ft1 and Cow Utilities, fl wt'ch "e Ctnn!y hr': f by Dec. 1. Vehicles 30 - - i A ds 20 .- - capital construction. uuIIu.u.•..lIup•. "Obviously what I think is gradually coming is lot more treatment and a tendency to regionalization and con. solidation; with the way It $ abandoning alleys between emotionally disturbed pupils; We Holly Ave. and Cedar Ave, and I1-MOUf A (T Dr. Lamb .................68 Care and hot Li ne advertisements between West First St. and 4 4 Horoscope and telephone lines; Project Cheer-, TO P$ZFVE:tJT AW MM ECommercial St. ... 5A Hospital Films, talks and programs for SA Obi tua ries churches. clubs and civic groupato educate the publi"n mental healffi CALLED A PJ&JuA-1w_ Progress- esent o9enlng date set for Nov. 1. sales to secure money fjr Vien d last week he will k some direction this week. .ndsottieoftheIessonslear1I AA ......;::: f - Edl(orial Dear Abby Viblen also said today he win ask county officials for an update On Jail construction position, appr oved an or. dlnance which allows bond - "&inford is not In too bad Coun' Club was designed. Mental Health - YOUR PAIZT The Commission is gearing up for the purchase. Just last Tuesday commissioners, with Commissioner Dick Williams voting in op. 10 Ina letter tobe read toCfty shape. even ff they had(oadd Coiim loners at their 7 p.m. sur face water-t ype treatment meeting today, B.C. Conklin, because your water supplies IIa :&i IIII u W ay 60 Around The CIok 4A Bridge 611 Calendar ..............5A Comics ......... 68 Crossword 48 - Cit-i If railroad officials wish to block a crossing longer than which okayed the location of the site near Markham Woods Road. . So - TRlE city engineers. _____________________ - p cent increase. Today :5 w to - - / be reqWred Agenda the clay pit site. Wood-i Road. Chirk, Dietz and are rather consolidated and we drinking atcr may fare new Associates Engineers Inc., said did look at such possibili t y state requirements, a ccording in part when the original plant at the cent increase, J FRANK a clay pit sit e near Mar kham Sanford's treatment of its with $153,466 to $237,000 for a 35.2 per IT AD To HIT ME - f herald Staff W ri ter - L' If the reason is deemed valid, to take out an advertisement in a local newspaper advising citizens of the crossing to be blocked, the exact reason and the length of time the crossing will be blocked. . — ARCHIE IS HE RE BJOEASKREN was $lmfllion. Kwiatkowski listed the following agencies he would U In other business, Com. mission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. is scheduled to poll the commission this week for a response as to when negotiations should begin with to shOtly more Own $I& million. Thus, the tax at presert -•. % five minutes, they must appear before the commission and state the reason, the ordinance states. Then, at the next regularly scheduled meeting, the commission will rule on the the railroad would crossing. The cro&vAng i3 the main arte' into and Seminole Memoa1 Hospi tal from the interstate highway. agency, responsible to the specified in the oedinance. mandate of local citizens were The penalty Is $500 fine and. involved and had control of (j or-60 days in jail. Sheriff John budget review process," he added. I inance On Com Polk has expressed some reservations about his department being able to en. force the ordinance. The measure, as presently awn by County Attorney Tom • reduced $22- million In requests lie, ______ I. ting Sanford Water Treatment Fad g New Re i I v - n One mill equals $1,390,75' In a series of budget cut sessions, the commission THF_ CLARINF_r~? i () - Crowder, H, of 1 Karen Ave'. Alta monte Springs, was found guilty last week by a retained over the circuit court jury of buying, rcceiving and concealing sto len , weekend 0 property. represent Donald R. Crowder was ordered held in C r o w d e r) a d jail pending a court-ordered needed the con- pre-sentence investigation. Circuit Judge Robert B. tinuance to prepare McGregor indicated he will for trial in the c consider requests to free uro - . / trial Circuit Court Judge William Woodson today granted continuances in the buying, er rece.ving and comvahng stolen 4~~, property casft after Orlando attorneys Robert James Buonauro and James M owderonappealbondafter Powers entered the cases as notice of appeal of the ccnSeminole County Bicentenn ial Chairman Jack Hornet and his wile, Peggy, proudly dpIay the g defense counsel. vic ti on if filed. was reta ined over the wee kend (12118 feet) Bicentenn f lag that was presented to th e City of Sanford in ce re monies at Veteran's Crowder 's wife, Carol, 41, Crowder pre viously had been and needed the contin uance Memorial Park today. The flag was made by Viniclo Pailno and Joe Magro at the urging of Hornet represented by Torn Freeman a codefendant in one of the is prepare for trial in the cases. and the Bicentennial Commit tee. (Herald Pho to by Bill V incent Jr.) an Ned Woolfolk. Assistant State Atty. Ralph cases continued today. Buonauro told the court be Eriksson, prosecutor in the (Continued On Page41-Ai board that a subsuntia! tu Freeman, holds railroad perdecrease (up to one mill) could sonnel liable for any blockage have been possible If a local longer than the five m in utes ( attorney Robert Buona told the court he was _ level," he said. "It became evident to the FIN— J Orlando o -, J casts did not object to Three trials scheduled for this week for Altamonte Springs bar owner Donald U. Cr wder have been delayed until the week of Nov. 17. - -1 e a e Iferald Staff Writer citizen review or knowledge, The Seminole County Con). and then. include it (Nde It) in mission will consider an orthe overall commission budget. "The Board of County dinance on Tuesday that then prohibits trains from blocking Commissioners is railroad crossings longer than obligated by law to fund that five minutes. entity at its chosen budget 4 ri ____ budget process was the inequality of the budget review listed entities can about set their own budget level Vol ______ be set up to review nfl budgets, or else the commission should do it. "the 11 ON __ agencies' budgets were not subject to review, Kwiatkowski believes a local agency should Seminole County at a public hearing." OF THESE7 APPETI-ZING VIANDS, I SHALL CARESS ''t)UR EARS WITH MUSIC FROM MY BELOVED ACCORDION 0" A T(XYfl-ISOME HAVE YOU DECIDEC) UPON MASTEF, rLL FrUCT) P TAKE Inc T.M. _JS%O ir 4) BUGS I 0-f have been In a letter to homeowners, he said tha t "probably the most ritating factor of the entire /1 -- could eminole County Commission had control all L $ Ju taxes - LL I I New Al Iorne By ED IIIIICK~= Ilerald staff Writer 7.ANI) WELL NEED H Crowder Hires Could C T RO THERE RE - -- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Review V _ _____ VI -. Eveningffeiald - ------- - - 4I .. GUARDS... £ 4- LL J . byFrazi]cHjll 50 MUSICIANS,100 C~ikNCIN&1 6IRLG,10 JUGGLERS AND A STAND UP COMIC_ OF - '-.)- -- - - Sunday, Ocf. 12, IM F CAMPL - - - . -. .• - -. � 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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