6 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/69ad3dfee658c9f599ee9b286d56df7e.pdf ac6833caf03fe73287cfe1f537588c61 PDF Text Text - -, 4 I SEEK & FIND Y I - EVENING 7:00 (2) uu RACK SHOP BAD ORDER ('RUMMY DE%D ii: I I I DRAG fli(;fl II.l, FUSEE hG (;ANI)y DANCER RED flAil. IWF'N E 'I SIft)OF'Iy Iomorro -- Ilodge Podfile . I I Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with ove r 50 diScoveriei per panel in an all-new series of 24-page book Iet.. To order volumes I. If and ill, send $1 for each, making ch ecks r.nvnhle to "Seek & Find" in care or this newcp.1per To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) The Stonemans (24) Intercom 21 (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares 1)1% tAJ.lIb,. 8:00 (2. 1) Sanford And Son (6) Khan (9) Kolchak (24) Washington Week (35. 44) Movie 8:30 (2, 8) Chico And The Man (13) Champions (24) Wall Street Week 9:00 (2,8) Rockford Beverages ____ [ ioll kikJrLoN ' ' 41IIA ACROSS 37GDoylci) Gifted sOeaker I drp 3*2 Dr,r* of G'ce 4Soflc,v QOds(pIl TAft,,no L() Ar bevgrage 47 Without 5 521 nal . I L T Z1*. 1 J'IAjATIL I A1&)T 0 LL , A1.L± 52In1wt (Sp I '4 Spanish Cns.q 54N.*i,, IS Prepa, for section 16 _______112 A AIP f KAr OTNf EL L LIol!t1I I ''N' It'tN I 55 Canadian ØQvw, lab I L. Storehouse s€ Dr tSp) caa'spman I? Beast Of 13 Miscul ins 57 4454en,d 38 Picnic ,*i burden EIsCk!Ime 40 Arrival lab) 58 Egyptian to Musical 190StaE'ItPre?.')41 Former 131falute god COErOO$,I,on 59 *ae 2; Erlo Russian rie Mu*cl Study 23 Method of sn tScoU 43 Evenings 22 Small a$ voting Ipoet) rocks 24 Greek 44 Studs ears 24 Femtnine nsn DOWN 25 Tenova,, 45 Grape dr.i* 26 Temwrut.s I P drw St*IIer 46 River i$1ar ds 3CDme 2 EItmctbird 27 Roman 31 3Ir.t erero, 49Newspapeq 4 Any be Wage 28 Budding paragi 32 Ages and ages 5 H,arern room enrancs 50 Foi,*&n 33 In favor of 6 .kror 29 Curv,d i?iip $ COnCOCtIOn (0*5*) 7 An'ph,b.,u, 5 Terris stroSs 34 Lord lab ) 8 Other*I se 30Psrlotm 53NonCom,s&ons 36 Boy snam. 9 Roman n 35 Armed o$ca,(1b (6) Movie (9) Hot L Baltimore (24) Florida Report 9:30 (9) Id Couple (13) The Detectives 10:00 (2, 8) Dean Martin Roasts (6) News Special (9) Baretta (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (6) CBS Report (33) Science Fiction Theatre Horoscope BYBERNICEBEJEOSOL (cofl) For Saturday, Feb. 8, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll experience a few minor setbacks today, but you'll 9 ; __________________________________________________ Gilliga n (33) John Lit: Basketball 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Basketball (44) Basketball UCLA Vs. Notre Dame (13) Movie 10:00 (2. 8) Land Of The Lost (6) Scooby.Doo (9) Devlin (4) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Slgmound And AE... .viuu,er (6) Shazan (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (24) Zee Cooking School (33) Speed Racer 10:10 (13) Movie 11:00 (2.6) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Mmnr l.1fl ,,,u 6:23 (2) Daily Devotion al 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester (6, 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (I) Star Trek (9) Bozo (2) iabber'.xky (6) Bailey's Comets (I) Go (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Symbci Of (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolcndas (33) TBAChildren's (44) Lost In Spacc 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (8) Wonderful World Around Us (24) Zoom (33) The Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man Safety 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch (6) Speed Buggy (I) Banana Splits (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) Horizon's Unlimited 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie () Hong Kong AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem Globetrotters (8) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood Phooney (35) Fishing (24) Sesame Street (44) Soul Train (44) Gerald Derstine 12:30 (2) Go 930 (2, 8) Run ice Run (6) Fat Albert (6) Partridge Ferc (9) AmIiii 2000 AD Bandstand (9) Adventures 01 (24) Villa Alegra Don't let trifles upset you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have been a shade too BOOK VIEWS stubborn In holding on to an Idea of little value. You'll now start to loosen your grip a bit. RESCUE SQUAD. By Larry provides "a unique corn corn. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Ferazani. Morrow. 244 Pages. binatlon of fire, rescue and Situations affecting your $7.95. emergency medical service," resources still can't be treated "The Cambridge (Mass.) are absorbing, told with Imindifferently, though some Fire Department Is one of the medlacy and compassion. bright bpots will emerge busiest rescue compani es tje Ferazani's job Isn't an easy shortly. country ... It Is also one of the one, but it's his, and with this CANCER (June 21-July fl) few full-time companies that do book he succeeds in telling just Partnership 'matters are still both fire rescue and emergency what it Is to be a special breed your most critical area but It medical service." of firemen. appears moderating influence Larry Ferazani, a native of Phil lbomas will bring Cambridge, has been with the AP Books Editor LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) You're city's fire deportment for nine still less careful than you should years, seven of them with its be where work Is concerned, special Resct!e Squad. In this but you are getting better. Pace book he recounts his exyourself sen3Ibly. perlencea with the squad as Compiled by Publishers VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) A well as telling the reader his Weekly: misunderstanding with a pal personal story, than g1v1n a FICTION can be settled amicably today. special Insight into just what it 'centennial," Michener Each of you will be willing to is that makes a man take as a "Something Happened," Helcompromise a bit. career one of the toughest and icr LIRRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) most dangerous jobs there is. "The Seven-Per-Cent SoluThings will still be a mite hectic For those who read Dennis finn ..l*....i h. 1i Uyer around borne early In the day, Smi 's "Report from Engine "The Ebony Tower," Fowles but calm will begin to prevail Co. 82," a lot of what Ferazani "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, toward dark. has to say will sound familiar SpyeCrre SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov Even so. he writes wefl and NONFICTION Something you were angered by much ofhls story is engsi,, "The Bermuda Triangle," yesterday is still in the ba ck of although there are some dull Berlitz with Valentine your mind. Today, you'll treat it spots, especially when he re"Strictly Speaking," more philosophically. prises the chatter that goes on Newman SAGrrIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. In the fire house as the men re"All Th ings Bright and Beau21) Continue to be extremely lax between alarms tiful" Her riot prudent where your resources The best sections ar e those "fl Palace Guard," Rather are concerned, Lend others describing the things Ferazani and Gates advice, t funds, If a request Is encounters after the lire truck "Tales of Power," CastanecLi made, has responded to the alarm and __________ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. reached i ts dest ination. Some j 10) You'll profit from a re 5ickeg, some ar eda nd II !IIir'i I something you learned Ir some are funny. I . handling a touchy relationship. But all o( his experionces will) Today you'll apply your lesson the Rescue Squad, which __________________ wisely. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Something you did for another Out caused you considerable Inconvience will, suris1ngJy, be rewarded, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) When you get together wi th some friends today, you're apt to feel a trifle tense. Later, you'll loosen up. 'OUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 8,1975 I a S I I C C p Is C P Plus 'Sweet u;ar, C C Ii Fri..Sat..Sun. Midnight Show $•tsr5ous Cleepatra PART DEVIL... PART LEGEffD.. ALl. MAIl BO S th NIC V - --.----&-,F Si ( a 1:30 300 8.30 it uieis Mcs.'A.Y,. •aa5uf IC as oc*.I NOW SHOWING " The Beatles are back in the legendary film - ORIGINAL I%*.atIe V Up 53 PLUS Cc I. 'I-lIj-I - CHAPLIN'S ARTo, ISE MAN WMO if -4 LAUGH S, LJ\U(IH. TAUGHT THE 10-1 WORI,DTOLAUGH A 9:40 G 11 Abu 8:00 ['I I UI - h Eastiwry "SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY" STARING ERNEST BORONINE - IN J I 0 H I - . _, - -- . f 'ji, : - • ç.:' - - t _____ OUT . . F _c. - • \. ' I JJ 0% "v- "j ' f '/ .. -24k - 0" . - , . - I. : f f - - I _,411111iir - ''?? - i -- J . ' '°' I L -' - "'( P ~-- ~- 4 17,~,~ . I .. : .. j, - - ________________ ( irchitects and engineers - - rr % 4 - - - __ I. - _. . - - =--- I A -• - • construction. Brock's mission was routine - - ~ . - _ BY ED PRICKE1T Her ald Staff Writer salads of your choice, 1 pint gravy - Feids S to 7 people. 1X_ -j-_a, .. --- $ Reg. WINNER Value Th urs., Sit. - & Sun. fNMTAM,M(.'VT P4IOH7LY In the LsmpIIAg., Lotsn,* COuPrr u I .-_ — __*XP__ - - - 95 - I n aves por tion ci the Florida Homicide Code that places "The law is outmoded-both for children and for books contain many entries which are "absolutely children and servants In a special excusable servants, State Sen. Lori Wilson Just doesn't believe category. antique" and could certainly stand updating, "In th is day and time it is criminal for th e sta te Florida has any slaves -and she's out to prove it to Cleveland agreed wi th th e Merritt Island se na tor As It now reads, th e law says "homicide Is ex- to look upon childr en and se rvants as an unfeeling th e legislature. that the matt er should be cleared up by the cusable when committ ed by acci d en t and misfor- and special classification of chattel," th e senator legislature. As a represntjv1e of Seminole Co unty's tune in lawfully correcting a child or servant in said. "Maybe th e attorney gen eral should do legislative delegation, W ilson has filed a bill th at doing any o th er lawf ul act by lawful means wi th Wilson even ed wonder If the law wasn't intend ed so updat es at least one of Florida's outdat ed sta mething to get It off the books," Cleveland tutes usual ordinary caution. - ." fcc sl aves,' a form of human bondage that went out suggested, adding, that remain on the books. that the "Legislature ought to Se said the law dates back to at least 1848 and of vogue years ago. repeal this thing and get It off th e books." In filing the bill, she said she ho pes to erase th at was overlooked In th e 1974 Criminal Code Revision. A local attorney, Mack Cleveland, said law Th e reason, according to Wilson, is that the 8.22 - S C I A AA U I I V I - uti %o L urgea - -- __ - ~~ __0 - - - ~___ increasing number of child abuse cases in Florida "Is it excusable if such a person dies as a result of a beating?" she asked. Cleveland had no answer . But he said he could foresee th e possibility of someone being punish ed pe rhaps unjustly If their child became a victim, As for the 'slave' portion of the law: "My gosh, we're out of th at slave-servant ingth the legislat ure ought to get on th at." _ i _____ . : . - -1 1 Z _____ - _____ . . 10, - I. ega Aliens S d .-- rot" Fork Au _____ _1W . -- '. For Attempted Murder _ - SAL - -.'. for t/&_d ''- ti '" 41 " 1809 - Open Daily 11a.m. 1119 pm,, Fri. & Sat, til lop m French Ave. Sanford iiiiiii, — - - Tke CNA9 • 1 • - J1i.i._.uic1L.,1_.\: RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 33 E GEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA driving. Winter Springs police miles an hour. auto dealerhip, received M damage according to Florida Highway Pa tr ol Trooper Terry Mcintyre who investigated the accident and i.hargtd Barnes • ocated L de , - -- - -- TIred , ., - Will Aft_ T.Z -- ., _________ __________ _____- - - - - - - _____ ____ / - -. -- - -- '.-'WrflUCfl Music Nightly by George a Joani, & The Westerners, Dining & Dancing Nightly, Mon,.Sat. Dinner Reservations 42S•S0 BusInessman's Lunch 11.4; Happy Hour 3.7; Specials $1.60 . ____ __ - Luncheon MON.TUES.: Talent N!qht WED.. Talent Night - Steak $$4 CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO _DOWNTOWN SANFORD - Index i% LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE Barnes with attempted murder Around the Clock -------6% Bridge - - - ------- --- -lB Calendar ........... .. - 3A Cl assified..........SC-6C Comics 413 Crassword Puzzle BA Dear Abby 2C -_ p - k •' I - '• eize Th irteen illegal immigrants working In the tJiedo a rea have been turned o ver to the L.S. Border Patrol for deportation to Mexico, Oviedo Assista nt Fire Chief Wesley Place said this morning. The alien farm workers were picked up In a rakl Thursdai evening In (hiedo alter Oviedil rU"'' "un patrol orficers blocked oil an arr.1 ] L ' - . - '- I. . .•.; - . - r - "~~72~_^ L S &a ç. ,ç . ,7..1i'iNE — PA Ls I 0y 14_~V k //[j,O//'/.t _____ . / , - - -_ -- --- p I , ra rs /A liele 1, around Pine &r"t and haulc,l Immigrants n for /I'e~9 ______________________ - _-' questioning. They were temporarily In the (hiedo Jail allowed to get their Possessions and then turned ~_ _ __ 7 borne -ad at between 14 000 "UhIf ju iws" - FIREMEN COLLECT FOR r.- - '- )Utt&L by Elamcs yesterday %ening The home was owned by flutha Mae McClent.iiorj who - - Sanford Fire Department personnel will collect funds for the United Cerebral Pals) Crippled ('hildren throughout th e day Sunday . Donations also may be made In th e big fire boot (center of rtshhd next door at PU flux ii"turej at the main fire station, 109 S. Palmetto Ave. Members of State Road 419, Oviedo. No the department hhlping with the one w 'is rt pont ii inJurtd The drh t include (kt Stet e Crews Doug lace It Bill lit' W.O. IChuck) Bose Richird ("lit ii CHARITY "'a ''' 1k it ki ill itoss I'n (burpt ning firt appart ally shrttd in Lht illiam Behrens and Asst Ire Chief titillam a1ley . kI...h.1 "s ea. -- IlL II men reportedly fought Lake Mary Hopes To Hire Police Chief throughout the house before \lcNorrIll wrestled a loaded .21 gauge shotgun away troiii the suspect. Vinton said McNorrill said he Fired one shot in the air 83 lit' ran from his home after a man who (led in a car, I)ctectis-es said both a front glays door and 11 shower stall door were ahattered at the Dr. lamb- -- - - --- - -- BA Editorial ...............6A horoscope ..............5A ...........3A Hospital 3, Obituaries iI3-:iB Sports IC-3C women's - Yesterday's high 76, low 45. Warmer today and fair. Highs today In the mld-70s. Not as cold tonight i4ith the low in the upper 0s to lower 5. Northeasterly winds from 10 to 15 mph. THURS.: DanceContest Prises FRI.: Free Steak Dinner 19 the first IN people SAT. Hot To Go Night 4' .. - -ow- -, ,tnd said the suspect alleg edly entered the McNorrill residence and assaulted McNorrill as ht w is Liking a shower Investigators said the two j — I Sgt William Vinton charged ' - - , - - Ambulance 'eminolc Sheriffs dckctise I -- \" :t ' '. :- rig Eyesores 2 i'lL: - , IIA a - that are In sore need of d cleanup, pickup campaign The first (ifI Ito 'e in i i ;m Iii 'l tl I' - - - -.' %, L - Barnes was treated I make it a better, cleaner place in which to work and live. As a result, beginning today we sL'rt a new fCl3tWc "Eyesore" which will point out areas of th e community =-1 __ Of Today %,int .111 I secore as sour ntt h' r n' i'hl r itt Ilirald thi nks it s time to spruce up our cs'mmunity to - , Authorities said IA'ngwood - - _. said Barnes faces charges of -- '__A1- _. lt7l~~~ '. 11 . , - --- - •1 % , _ r, r . - ' By BOB LLOYD prowiing and attempting to police and Seminole She riff's Herald Staff Writer elude police in that city, pa trol uni ts Joi ned in the chase A 35-year-old Sanford man Winter Springs Police Chief before Winter Springs was jailed early .Sa tur da y on an John (ooruhk said two patrol I'atrol:ian Steve R Lollins and attempted murder charge after cars responded to a disturbance John I. Moore boxed in the what police termed a domestic call at the home of Tony Lee fleeing vehicle with their patrol d ist ur bance in Winter Spri ngs McN or rilI at I Tradewinds In cars on Rose Drive a block west and a high speed chase that the itanchlands section and of S. Sanford Ave. at the Sanended at Sanford. chased a flee ing car nort h ford city limi ts. Thoma.sMartinBam-nes,35,oI through residen tia l areas One Winter Springs unit 11) I 100 W. Jenkins Circle, Sanford, Moss Road an,i Eagenion received minor damage and the 'Aras being held in county jail on Avenue to SR-4 10, U.S. 17-9Z car Barnes was driving, a in $8,000 bond on charges of at S11427 and s Sanford Ave with model sedan believed to templed murder and reckless speeds at times exceeding 100 loaner vchicle from a Sanford .- ____ ' , If I J- - I I " IF -- _______ r . I -- I demand that th e law be updat ed . * -, , from enough-for him He had made bottle thrust 4O0-poundaduftLthelarg i(n cougar, the chunky little tigers tee the bars of their cage. cats several television spots III creatures' limited he I tin) stagger experience around on huge paws Irresistable Is the word to Siberian tiger studios of the world, they - - -:1i ___Z~___ AX which took to 'ye a - - . 'i Lie I jet. describe Royal Bengal tiger _ . -_ -.4- __ I_4. Appalachian Zoological setting with great The distinctive rusty gold and their future size. cubs. And adorable, lovable, black markings, so sharply Scouting Is celebrating Its 15th annIversary this week, but every nIle 70,pa ng air hostess to tiger cubs huggable and beautiful. Tiger cubts also have a more emblazoned across their week Is Scout Week at the bome of the Rufus Minor 1aiof 711 faces, gentle nature than other cats. And Hanna had returned to proved an effortless task. The rare creatures (fewer are blurred on their bodies by They see Cherokee Crete, Sunland Estates, with the whole family Involved With the ease of seasoned than 2,000 remain in the world deep. soft baby fuzz. Stubby m to need more af. In Scouting. Daughter, Bounle, Is In Girl Scout Troop U4, Mom is his hometown of Knoxville travellers the cubs shn I fection and attention and are , are natives of the Ind an w I i and to the zoo where he G stretched out in their Ught a den mother, Dad Is Scoutmaster of Troop $00 and Webejos hi e whiskers fringe the less inclined w be independent Den became involved in the zoo weight aluminum cage and fell jungles. At six weeks of g orange-colored noses and their or suspicious. leader in Pack 242; standing fleft to rfgbt) James, Kenneth and They'd ra ther be barely us Lie gr .es business three years ago, to as Rufus III are members of Troop 500. leep Immediately after than a are wide cuddled and petted than indulge from with curosity. Young Rufus recently bring back to Sanford a pair of takeoff. graduated from Cub Scouts. (Herald Photo by BRI Vincent). They woke only once rounded foot in wild rough-and-tumble. and ean to tail and Royal Bengal tiger cubs on dur ing the three-hour trip for a Sturdier and more thick set prefer to have all four paws about six pounds !' than the permanent breeding loan to the cuddle and a drink of water But they will grow into 350 to the Slender and agile leopard or tContlnued On Page 2-A) _________ A -! . 1. Sen. Lori Wilson Seeks To Eliminate Law honey dipped fried chicken, 6 hot butter tastin' biscuits, 2 GOLDEN SPOON AWARD ' I- - _ ~z *-: All set to explore Sanford are six week-old Bengal tiger cubs Sikkim iieft) and Safir MeNorrill residence. Police said they later located Mrs. Jeraldine MNorrIll at a neighbor's house. By GLORIA DROGOSZ herald Staff Writer I.AKE MARY — City council here hopes to hire a police chief Wednesday night at it's regular iiitthb' meeting, barely a mo'ith former chief resigned. it will also consider a proposal to reform city Imi- Li,asing and bookkeeping praoices as ue11 as ' a measure which will strip Its fire chief of most of his spending powers. Council members met Friday and Saturdav to interview prospective applicants for the $10,500 year police chief post which was vat ted Jan. 14 when Gerald Fitzgerald resigned. At Wednesday's meeting, Mayor Walter 'rensin is slated to call for the city to institute a purchase requisition system with an eye to eventually hiring a purchasing agent. lie tnld The Herald in an interview, "There Li no order to the t bookkeeping) system now," and -6okkeeping methods need to be improved." "With a budget of $150,000 plus," the city needs to adopt "normal. sane business practices", ' & rewn n said. Council will also consider a proposal cal ling for the creation and appointment of a live-man c'm - - -- .ir THE BUCKET Hu, Western B..l Chofto.p.d to Perfection -, If . f . 4- j -______•_ - - __ . and met with its " J RWAID JR I :i', Ri.ry.1i,,1 838 3285 •'"'i c Ipw 1i %. ? - . "O"'tA ' Jim Ryan, as well as this %Titer At the controls wearing los familiar khaki safari suit, 'I was Stan Brock .j Their mission as threefold Rozon and Ran had toured the Knoxvil le Zoo a $3 million - [ 111111011111 ~ - - - . - I , - I _..-___I - ! "T- ___ , 4 i f tti tr 'f1IIlin)' - - I - .nI ?4 injw d i ro S L , SCOUTING THE -. a ~_..~_,. k i A _. fVv- - - I - ''. r k') -, I . / Cessna 310 - - 4s ' - orangeand.whj( -' _. -1 7 f -. -- our tank! .1 . - .1, r. y - ", had not one, but two tigers in ' - 11 ) The trip home to Sanford "° Knoxville, Tenn., was swift and smouth -.tfter all, we - T __.__ .. T __ __ - ~1` y Women's , ---• - a A 9 ByJEANP,%rrIsoN ' '. Z : - ' -- FRiEVEITS - - T i ers rrive Ro i'-i-*' .i __Pt_., oo 1ç''Lnt -± - BRIGADE - 1$ pieces of our t1iui Track Rd., ott Hwy 17.92 FERN PARK JW474 - - I k. 00 SKATE CITY ' FEE CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDtST AND IINIST STEAK HOUU J Highway 17.82 . -. /' .- CLUB THURS. PRIVATE PAPTIf% FRI , 73*-li P.M. SAT , 9:3Q-JIJ A.M. l;W4 P.M. 738iI P.M. I.cial ,*f,i 1 sc5s $*S1t*y pattat_, clvbe ii SW w* - . 1 - ~!...~, I U_P-~' '''I' V._ - --_ -.J 1,-,_~_ 5r,' ! - r Arrang,mints. 'WED. PRIVATE PARTIES 5. - * 'Y1 -I! n .4; _; •I.'3 i": ; :11 .T ~ F I , -- s Service. Hank Will 0. Glad To Assist You In Your Sihctii Of B.verages For Small Or Large Party TUIS. PRIVATE PARTIES 1. __( . ., I. . .11I ' -i'I1i.AILX1TT_L '' 0. .., _____ D'(R5 7 , I- ."; , -' .. (24) Black (33) Bobby Goldsboro (44) Untouchables 6:30 (2.6,8) News ____ (9) Circus Pop Goes The \Iili: ., '... -• I It, I 11 Off er ing You Years of Experience and P.rsonli:,d Mow. 7:81-11 P.M. .; & __ - , - Golf is SUN. 131, 3:38, 4-6 P.M. _tf~-, L.!1(JPI I -• - (9) Hawaiian Open "Hank" White back at the lul SKATING SCHEDULE ar .L *I. f- I -.' -, ' ,; MMIL Things that you are interested In accomplishing this year will appear slow in ga thering momentum. hang in there. f,imdy Lut- has a few s ur prises in State for you. , 1 . . " r I £ . _ (3$) Party (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (I) Town Meeting (35) Fisherman (44) Man And Environment 6:00 (6) Newswatch 6 BEST SELLERS V Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents Sports RE r •..i,..,ii.. WI '...OIjU(ILOIIy II Speaking (9) The Invaders (44) No Place For A Picnic 2:00 (2) Tarzan (6) Adventure Theatre (6) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Movie 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie (24) Zee Cookiri School 3:00 (9) Dowling (24) America (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Chaparral '(9) Bowlers Tour (24) Romgnolis Table 4:00 (6) Triple Crown Of Golf (I) That Girl (24) Sports 70's 4:30 (2) Nashville Music (6) Bowling (1) Women's Point Of View 5:00 0,111) Bob Hope Golf (6) Hogan's Heroes (I) The Young Achievers (9) Wide World Of Dinosaurs () Mary Tyler Moore (I) Movie (9) Movie (24) Bergman Film (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett 11:00 (2. 8,9) NeWs (6) Cerebral Palsy Telethon (3$) The Champions Night Gallery I1•30 (2) Rock Concert (6) MOVIe (1) News (9) Movie .44) Golden Globe Awards 12:00 (0) The Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:40 (9) Movie EVENING 7:00 (2) Untamed World (6) Hee Haw (a) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Grandpeople (33) Department (44) Wrestling 7•3 (2) Friends Of Man (9) Name That Tune (24) Be(* Beat 600 : (2, U Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) FBI (13) Kung Fu (24) Ascent Of Man (33) Movies Bold Ones ( 8:30 (6) JeUersons 9:00 (2) Movie TONIGHTSTV ' rea lize your foremost aim. C 67th Year, No. ill-Stir Country SATURDAY Files Ans *erioP,e,usPuz: a Friday, Feb. 7,1175-48 __ 1100 (2,6.8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2. I) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie () Wide World Entertainment (24) Soundstage 12:00 (2. 8) Midnight Special 1:00 (9) Movie (44) Party FRIDAY rt. ti - 111LI "cu names ipp.0 forwvd, b.ck's ard, up, dawn, or dionafly in bdow the punk. Find each hiddennameafldboxftülg,thowfl: h -' 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BRNODABCRGDN I REAOOR DABRU RENOCKSHAPORRM GERA GREDBALLAEHDAED 9 C t --"- LEISURE LB ALSOAWTHEYBDNKYAE LEW KHDLSBADORDERBNE DTCLY EANDARYHCGDANR RAIDR AGNNEEDCAEMDCG 16 P4oi'wgian fiord ' '-,. FOOSHHMMYURCAESUF B AYLHLOMCRUMANLAFYE A LODNHGNDA YYDAA I. LDN Publication - '- Rail Rnndlni, Tall, IV CEHEOYRORINCLEEUN HI RKRGANADYDANFRSGW I FUSEENDI SHOLOOSHAO G OM NT H A E LÜO AD I NO NE HRMA I ELPREOALDAjOy beverage 10 Learn I2O$dDwi lab) — -- , -.. '- llliSSjofl composed of voIuni- firemen to ovt'rsq,. Fire Chief Chuck Smith's spending. 1l expenditures over $150f city funds proposed by th e chief would have to be re viewed and prcved by the Fire commission if the propo apsal is Snrensi said no one 'big thing' prun it'rf fits ditii(isim to call foir III e Purchasing reform; except the discovery, dur in g a recent budget ;e'ww, that ;'. is "hard to figure eut what Is being Kwnt." That budget review revealed the city had a surplus of about 120.000 in unallocat ed and ~ funds -- - . -- . .' 1, - - - ' - - . ,. - •- - . . . - , - . . '-- -, - , . - - 6 . - . - - - . . ' - --- - - - _ ' — - .' - , -- - . . . - - ' - , ---. v---- - ---- i , --- - - . �it 2A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 9, 1911 County To Receive NAnON IN BRIEF By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer Housing at a work session in the courthouse beginning 10 a.m., Monday. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) Some senior citizens who live on fixed Incomes in low-Income public housing can now take vacations they couldn't afford before. They cki it b ppn ht.uit in an federal experiment called the "Vacation Residential Exchange" program. Portland is one of six cities involved in the program, sponsored by the Department of health, Education and Welfare. Beginning April 21, twenty senior citizens living In two housing authority high-rise structures will swap places with 20 others from Sacramento, Calif., for 10 days. Travel will be k F 041C U gui. Inc pruject uzua es an exchange of - - —Minunum hou.3ing codes sho uld be established by the cou nty and by each city. —All residential developments should have at least 20 After work discussion, comm issioners plan to take action at their regular Tuesday meeting. ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia tAP) — A U.S. communications station in the provincial capital of Asmara as hit by gunfire early today after Eritrea's secessionist rebels launched a mortar and rocket assault on an Ethiopian military headquarters, informed sources said. All of th e 100 U.S. personnel were reported safe. American officials were report ed considering closing th e station and evacuating its personnel. Their families were evacuat ed along with other foreigners Tuesday. So urces said a IS-minute gun battle between rebels and government forces followed th e attack. Asmara is ringed by about 20,000 government troops, who in turn are said to be surrounded by insurgents. Today's fighting indicated some of th e 6,000 rebel forces ere still in the city. Damage and casualties were not immediately known. At 11 a.m. Monday, commissioners will review their program, and will project plans for the next six months, con-sidering road projects that may have to be scrapped because of the economy. LOCATION: First Sired and Sanford Avenue. Would you like to have this eyesore as your next door neighbor? We think not and feel It should be spruced up Immediately. This eyesore Is in th e heart of downtown Sanford and does nuihing to improve our Image to any oukftowners '.iho might be dritng through or visiting the area. Got an Eyesore in your neighborhood? Help us call atten tion to ft and partici pate iii cleaning up yow- neighborhood, W ri te EYESORE, Th e Evening Herald, P.O. Box itIl, 'Sanford . Fla., 22771. Brehnev Secluded - - - - - I Coatlnuedfrum Page lA) - cornparinga zoo fn would help them solve many Knoxville with one in tropical problem of fencing, mo&Ung WASHINGTON i AP; — Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says he expects the nation's economic upturn will begin in the final three months of the year, which Is later than earlier administration forecasts. Simon and other administration economic advisers had predicted until recently that the nation's economic slowdown would reach bottom in midyear, with an economic recovery begInnthgth the second half. - .- " - - - -. - -.• - - - - - - :" -•. Peace Coips Diary Sought - . - ' -- . ', - ' '-," . . - - , . - kA -'%.• qI . \ ' . ' .. --' l'\' - - i ,,. ,t Ilk • - - - - , • -' -- , -- - -'P ' -, -. •- -\ this in mind, Herman J. Viola, director of the institutio 'n's anthropological archives Is seeking dona tions Solon Returns Salary , -. - - ,, WASHINGTON (AP) If the Peace Corps and keep ptad' diary, e Smithsonian would like to hear m on. says i is con . that scholars in the future will discover a weal th of data about little-known people and events in the diaries 1 'w-nals and crrespondence of former Peace Corps volunteers With - firmly on the ground than to be Sanford Is talking apples and and otherwise enclosing oranges. Especially in the animals in as natural a habitat exploring high places. Yes, if you're going to raise a winter time, when the as possible. tiger cub, you've got to love it precipitous slopes of the Many of the financial even more than you would a lion Knoxville Zoo are awash with discussions had been or leopard, jaguar or cougar, freezing mud and drifted snow, significant, Ryan added. The were the parting words from and only the polar bears are Knoxville Zoo is boosted by a y 1 ?4 Mrs. Pe Smith, wife of the content to be without central bond issue backed by the full Knoxville zoo director, mo- beating. faith and credit of the city. Certainly, we are fortunate Obtaining a sIjJ ments before takeoff. bond Issue And she should know. She's not to have the expense of for the Central Florida Zoo --4 raised more than 3o big cat cubs providing Fat Boy the hippo would not be an impossible in her home during the past with an Indoor heated swim- task, Ryan believes. ming pool, or building sturdy uBy mid-summer, residents weatherproof enclosures for and tourists in Cen tral Florida Since they were bum Knoxville zoo on Dec. ), Mrs. Sobik the elephant and all the can expect to visit the first Smi th has been caring for 0• completed stage n the suffer when the mercury drops zoological park's three-stage V "our" two tigers, as well . their brother and sister from below 50 degrees. development, and view a large same lifter, and healthy selection of Building on flat, swampy land animals in safe and sturdy, yet Now that's having a tiger the tall! does present its own peculiar eye pleasing surroundings. The babies must be fed five problems, of course, as Central And most important of all, in times a day, each session Florida Zoological Society an environment which will lasting -i-i, hoIWL members are well aware, stimulate contented and normal However, at the conclusion of behaviour in our The cats are spoon-led a meat mtvf,, "I.—. —I -it---t1 1t4, fl----. lilamy 140cr anurmus. spoon, smfled MrL Smith) NW commented that the con. Welcome home. to a fine new then take their milk from a struction they had viewed home, little tigm. baby bottle And during every fJpj waking momen t clamor for attention and entertainment-like se y fur. covered chunks of cement under fooL Mrs, Sn-dth smiled. In Sanford, our two tiger cubis '—'i' wiliber His J IWUId ,r - - ... - - - WASHINGTON (AP) A South Dakota congremna.n says he wants to return part Of bu salary to the UXP)Tn, but the fedeW government won't take the money back. Rep. Larry Pressler Instead offered the $4,250— 10 per cent of his year's salary to the State of South Dakota, which did accept It. :,'• Tiger cubs share the pilot's seat with - - an Brock (right) d Jim Ry Chamber Membership Drive Opens Winston Wagon Coming membership A first pin of a three 4ay, p ' Employers who are not "SPEIED"' MORELAND — Tom two-night Bahama cruise for contacted by workers during two will be awarded to the the drive, but wish to join worker who earns the h4owst Chamber, are asked to can the number ofpomtslnsignjng new Ch4unber office, according to members or getting people to Jack Homer, executive renew their mernbx-thips. manager of Sanford Chamber ofCominerce has set a goal of Increasing the chamber's membership to more 111= 6W ,during this All cards and money must be four-day mem • P given to the team captain drive. time for the captain to turn them in to the Cbamber offioce Thie drive will open Kick-off Breakfast at S am. Monday at the Chamber of fice when each worker will be given a packet with foz names of prospective cham ber mnemher-s. - experlieniced in rearing exotic animals. They also will makee McDonald. Sonny Raborn. Jim deGanaM. Harold Brooks, Gib RALPH PEZOLO H Fred Davis PAT REGISTER Team CapWris and mlembers a . special pubuc #ppearances at weekends and finally will take U tl .#'_ .- - - Jack Weible, 0111 MACLAuchlin. Jim to Bob Dance Dodge. 1801 W. love-,in the Man tongue) is Rowe, Hef rn Heinle. mike of the 10 divlsiorr are: First St., Sanford, with the the smaller of the two, weighi ng TONY RUSSI 1101 BMSIVY. a mere five appearance of th e Winston VIC ARNETT — WA. (Joke) M4prrin*ld. John KrkW. Gwoe &I Indian Hand Wagon at the car Adarns. Leroy Robb. Touny, state) weighs in at se ven AI.flAlb.fS.fl,,,'while Clearance 1, ' JlMRYAN—Den&sDoiqn.r.y pountis, aixi is also the more 14 rBlair. Doeli C)i.4r 'v'k Gb vocal of the two The Winston Band JOHN CARLI — Delbert Abrity, are litter trained-JANICE SPRINGFIELD — Irene JOMMerCar.LeeWII,,I,,.,D, features a fairground organ Brown, Brad HolIings*orffi, almost, On the return trip to Frank itWw. Voftoiirit Wendell Springfield. Skip manufactured by Gavioll & Co, Sanford, fearing an 'accident Sylvia Stnkarik n- which their cage couldn't makers of $25 savings bond awarded to a worker who earns 2$ points or any multiple of 26 At present the Chaznbn has poin ts. Fifty-two points wouid 5611 members. earn two bonds. ..- - . - . -. .: - DOROTHY WILLIAMSON am struznents of this type. The contan, Hanna gallantly TOM HUNT f"n Rtck, Wayne Doyle. Johnny band organ was built In Paris in spread his waterproof amcoet myrfs, Bill isCobs. Jean Mover. Hloolm Pirtit Payton, John Polk. under the carrier to protect the 1904 and features the aircraft's upholstery from any automated, hand-carved mishap. He need not have 4116 figures — two dancing girls who ai 14110 twirl to the music, two harpists until they were safely back on and a naestm. terra firm before giving in to 5 the urges of nature, The ornate facade of They greeted eir baroque design and decorated with hand-carwd scrolls and welcoming committee, and the warm Florida sunshine, with palun with gold leaf. The mews of joy,3eefWng not in the . - ' 1. - - - - CALENDAR 0 music is produced by over 400 least bit said to have left the pipes a chill of the snow activated by G reat system Sawky Mountains behind them. mechan! 41k of 90 keys which are controlled by pundlied spacies in cardboard books (very similar to the modern compuW which is OIL, c ot, . -- -- L - - --- . . programznci by a ched card). p- FEB. 8-9 FEB, 11 15th Annual Championship Orange Audubon Society,7:30 Tournament of Seminole p.m.. Central Christian Church. County Bowling Association. 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. HOSPITAL NOTES Fairlanes Indian Hills, 115 Dept. of Pollution Control FEB. ?, 17S Wilshire Blvd, Fern Park. Biologist Jim Hubert will speak Information and entry blanks on Florida I;ikes. Open to ADMISSIONS Bowl :uiuerlc;1, Sanford, and public. S.'in'rci 1-aurlanes. ABC sanctioned. st 24 Perilamin Adams Free Nond pressure te open to all SCBA members pm, 7th and I liii, Sanford Lefl ertha B Cogg'ns Also Feb. 15-16 't1a I Hunt SeventhSeventh Adventist Church. - - .- -= - Sanford O."rguer ite E. Callan Ruby 1) Carter Cheiter M KroI lqnatlu% rrank 0!#,,o I.Ice ft Sngtc'.v, 1e1 Smith (dna ellef ' FEB. 10 .S:rnes A Treo Tuskawilla Middle School Carol Lew% Bertram Collard. DeBar Sanford-Seminole Art AssoITA. 7:30 p.m. Everyone is Nena A &ies%er William Kraft. DeBary ciation. 7:30 p.m.. Cultural Arts invited to view new facility. Building, 5th and Oak, Sanford. GUY C 5.lWytf George W 14 bodes. Dftary [clsr .j Palmer. D.eB.ary 0 itan Holby. Detand Sanford Seal VoltuLa County Health Dept. to Busch Gardens, Tampa. Grady tirnry Stepp. Deltona RobtKca Connors. De'lona heart screening, United Church Leave Civic Center 9 am., Caroline Thomas, Deltona ( keth Crosby, Deitona Yalherine M Leery, Deltona of De ltona pa rking lot, 1649 return b p.m. For information hcrPAEwIt0n. Fern parl . ener. Orange City ma B Ihomnas, DeI?oi-tâ Providence Blvd. Si hour fast (ont4l( t Doris H rr tl? i i Rogers t h ir2ter Orlando P,'ary S Williams. Ocitoni ior to coming and urine DISCHARGES ¶1e11. Oranq City (11,11f If" sample required. Persons with ldyl1wild Elementary School previous heart trouble mmii Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m. thosie with high blood pressur e within past five years not G o ldsboro Elementary School Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m., school library. Lyman high School Rand Iloosters, 7:30 p.m., band room. Dellam Ci%lc Association, ISIR& EDNA SIAE BRINSON Williams. Fast Sparta. Ohio, 7:30 p.m., Community Center, S..nford; four grandchildren I -ome Tax Preparation -11 Road. Speakers — Volusia Mrs. Edna Mae Brinson, 72, and one great-grandchild, %%orkshop through Dellona County Commissioner William 1422 Park Avenue, Sanford died Granikow Funeral Home in Adult Education Program, 2-5 E. Keller and Barbara Kinnee Friday afternoon in an Orlando c harge of arran gements. p.m., Little Red School House, uI Southwt'st Volusia Outreach, nursing home. She was a native Dieltorta, No fee, open to public. Report on Medical Service of Cambridge, Ohio. and had lAv Strong, instructor. Second Co"I'llittm- and Dtillary Public lived in &anford since 1934. Affairs Council. moving here from Canton, Ohio. Stic was, member of the F'EIW3 First Bap ti st Church , a BRONSON, MRS EDNA MAE Woman's Club of Casselberry member of the American Fvrefal servicro. for Mrs Edr,,i annual lunchconand card party llrin%on 72 1422 Park IA'~ion Auxfliar~, the Sanford V.hn died Proday at starting at 11:30 a.m. in th' e Woman's Club, the Sanford fernoon in an orlando nursing clubhouse on Overbook Drive. Garden Club and the Pennyhome. will be heIdaI7 p rn today yestercmv,s high oras 16, low AS in the Gramkow Funeral Ho me Pinchers. Chapel %% ith Dr J TM Cosenalo Warmer today and fair wgh% Iangmooil arva Touri%t (lub She is survived by a son, W. today mid 70% Not as cold tonight, noon, Sunnyshadu cifficlating Additional funeral Park, 13. lirmnson Jr., Orlando, and services and %PPf%O Jof5N will be •I tPii.i'temIy wings 10 10 OCC.S'O11iIy I held Sunday in Sylvanâ, Ga to brothers John 1) I--- WHITMAN'S ASSORTED VALENTINE HEARTS , -:j. . . . - ; -.-- -, - - - - - ca.rni Workers will ceive three points for each renewal and six v4 ' t side new Central Fo Ia Zoo WINSTON..SAMEM, N.C. bs Both our cu are females, ,t, .iamison. A touch of nostalgia is coming SfIJ $700,000 is :4nticipa ted this year. "ft Is ilmost a crusade to pass the word on," he said. LONGWOO[)_ Seminole Darner said planned acCounty Bicentennial chairman ti vi ties in Seminole so far inJack Homer has ap'aled for clude: cooperation and participation --A walk by Barbara Mueller by South Seminole residents, of Seminole Junior College clubs and business people. from Sanford to Philadelphia Noting that 14 separate collecting bi ts of Americana projects are underway and folk music as she travels. A throughout the county to grant has been approved for celebrate the nation's 200th Ms. Mueller's walk. She is be (o birthday next year, homer said given the hospitality of most the activity is be ing un- Chambers of commerce and dertaken by Sanford area Bicentennial committees along persons. the route and a van has been lie said anyone interested supplied to accompany her. ould be more than welcome to —The Longwood Village join in and lauded certain south Square pr oject: Houses and th e 011(1 residents for their old I4rngwood Hotel are being dedication and the time they restored to their 1880's aphave devoted, but in the whole rarances. rl;itively few are involved. — The Central Florida Zoo: ,\ Meanwhile, in Tallahassee walk —bicycle path between lion Pride, new executive Sanford and the new zoo site is director of the Florida to be built. Homer said it is licentennial Comiiiissfon, said hoped the animals can be the major change need ed in th e moved to the new zoo west of irogram is to Involve more Sanford by April or May. iople as the '76 celebration —A county veterans a *oac hes. memorial mini pa rk is to be "From what I have seen and built off SR 419. other states have done, Florida —Stadiums at Seminole High is ahead and has done a good and lake Brantley High job," said Pride, named Schools. director last week. —Beautification of the l.t. (;ov. Jim Williams, Sanford I4ikefront. rIunisslofl chairman, said —Tours of historical homes '1 he thing I feel strongly about by the Sa nford Woman's Club. I I hO pe the commission will —Benches for senior citi zens stress grant programs and and methods of seniors getting llrojects which end up with shopping carts up over curbs. some usable unit or facility —Girl Scout pioneer days at alter '76,'' Williams said. Fort Mellon Park where a He sa id the major role of the heroine for the day will be state commission should be to special guest. The Girl Scouts channel funds to the 43 county will make candles, soap and level Action '76 committees. He rook in the colonial way in a said all of t he $1.6 million which cabin to be built by Boy Scouts. has been provided will be —Three-day Art Festivil allocated by June 30. sponsored by the Mutual Darner, in his speech before Concert Association. Awards the Seminole County Young will be given to school Republican Club, said all local children. activity and funding requests Consideration Is also being must be channel ed through th e given to ha ving high school local Bicentennial committee, students in the Sanfor d area adding that the nod of approval write histories of Sanford. is not difficult to obtain. The activities must fit one of lie said only 1200000 has been three categories, Homer said appropriated by Congress for Heritage as Americans, the o bservance nationally. In Festi vals such as the Sanford VI V4 i1415, onever. t?__.___ __ -, id annual Fourth of July Festival. ivoceeds from one day at each and Horizons, things being left of the state's 21 mutuel for posterity. Grants are being agering lavllitles raised gIven1orthesetypeprojes S6i1.000 last year arid anot he r said. - - committee of the Greater - - - HeraldSIaff Writer URIIINO, Italy AP) Officials are awaiting th e next move by th ieves who asked $4.8 million ranso m for return of three priceless Renaissance paintings stolen from the Urbino ducal palace. Giovanni Spadolini, Italy's minister for cultural assets, declined to comment on whether the government would pay the ransom. Th e ransom request was telephoned to the superintendent of galleries for th e Marches region in central Italy on Friday. Th e caller demanded $1.6 million for each of th e paintings, "Th e Flagellation of Christ" and "The Madonna of Senigallia" by hero Della Francesca, and "ia Muta," — Mute Girl by Raphael. Police sources sa id th e caller promised he would call back again "soon." But th ey gave no oth er details. 1_ - BY MI(XU LDMIIDGE Thieves' Move Awaited captive - 1975 MOSCOW tAPt Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev has not appeared in public for 46 rays, but without fail every day his name has appeared in prin t or on radio and tVleVISjofl. Whether it is in a congratulatory message to an Es. Ionian milkmaid who has overfulfilled her five-year plan quota, or In praises to a submarine crew, Brezhnev's name is kept on prominent view. Nowhere in the official Soviet media is th ere a hint of the steady flow of rumors in th e capital's foreign colony about th e 68-year-old Brezhnev rumors th at he has been stricken with an illness, ranging from flu to cancer. But no clear sign has come from the secrecy of the Kremlin to indicate to seasoned observers here th at Brethnev's political base has eroded. Rumors of ill health flowed from cancellation of Prethnev's longscheduled January trip to th e Middle La.st. o reason was gen. - Simon Sees Late Upturn The fly DONNA ES1E.S lieraW Staff Writer Base In Ethiopia New Zoo Tigers Get Royal Treatment p In Bicentennial Rebels Shell U.S. session - apartments. beds and bedding, and friends in what HEW efficials hope will be burgeon into a nationwide program. For Cooperation IN BRIEF General mncderate un.uine husung. which would be less strict than comparable zoning requirements under present categories. i WL)KLU committee policy of handling requests recommendations center from the school board conThe commissioners, who ar nd ou having received the committee's the Board help cerning paving right of ways, provide solutions to the building bike paths, and supre port from ad hoc chairman inadequate housing situation by plying crossing guards. Bill Kercher at a regular making the private develop- Commissioners have had a mee ting several weeks ago, ment climate conductive to low number of requests from the have yet to consider its 36 schools lately that pertain to income building. recommendations at length. various projec ts and the work Among committee recomsession will give them a chance Commission Chairman Sid mendations are: to sort out relevant needs, Vihlen, Jr., Project Com—Activities directed at missioner for the study, has blighted areas of the comIn the afternoon, beginning at publicly acknowledged that he munity should include all socio- 2:30, th e commissione rs will would like to see a special economic infl uences that lead take a look at the mid-year county zon ing ordinance for low to the blighting. progress of the county roads Vacation Plan Works - I A I income famthes. presently exist in the county. The cost schedule of building good low priced homes is such that most builders find it prohibitive, in comparison to profit margins for upper income homes In the county. Seminole County corninissioners will discuss recommendations from the county's Ad Hoc Committee on Low and Moderate Income EVANSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — Real estate developer Walter J. Dilbeck Jr. says former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew made a lot of money and connections during their partnership and left Dilbeck all the problems. Agnew announced Friday he was terminating his one-year, $100,00) contract with Dilbeck because DiIbCCk exploited their business relationship and defaulted on a final $25,000 installment. However, Dilbeck says Agnew Is the exploiter. "I haven't received a dime from him and he's taken $75,000 from me. I gave him a free ride. Everybody knew ie was broke when I hired him," Dilbeck said. J Horner Appeals per cent of their total units priced for low and moderate substandard dwellings Over Partnership Break •• In its report., the six-month old committee found that 4,000 Sunday, Feb. 9, 1975-3A Eyesore R eport On Housing Developer Raps Agnew ._. Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~16 .:. 1 - . r-4 . - % e it '' or Zro *,,' , ' - . - Ik 0- AREA DEATHS Funercl Notice . elcome home, little 119cr, greets five-year-old Kathaileen Huns WEATHER 0 One Injuread In Sanford Crash One person was hospitalized vehicle were Lewis Wade and yesterday on charges of n ford after a traffic ac- Sherry Wilson, no address aggravated assault. He was in ciuerit that occurred late clen 'nl Mic ' - SYLVANIA FLASHCUBES.. o u: BLACK & WHITE FILM POLAROID 88 107 FILM . . £ Fl-;~, ilk. 4~-7 • -- 4001 DEEP CLEANS (AEG 1 39) LYSOL CLEANER.. 71 - UZ, - ' �4A —Sunday Herald, Fl. Sunday, Fob. ,i9y Sunday Herald, Sanford, F). Sunday, Feb. f, 175—SA 40 000000000 REGISTER 000 IN ANY STORE Horoscope For Sunday,Feb. 9, 1975 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 004 LARGEST 'I. ••1 loo 69.95 VALUE SDA Y SALE HONORING LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY, V MLL 4TINEVALUE too FULL OF GAMES AND TOYS WILL BE No* GIVEN AWAY 141190 ST. VALENTINE'S DAY, AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13 THE OFFICIAL WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, PLAZA STORES WILL HAVE SPECIAL BUYS - ALL THROUGH THE 8-DAY CELEBRATION STARTS TODAY IN SOME STORES, MONDAY IN ALL REGISTER a S IN ANY SANFORD PLAZA 'S.. STORE 4A ARIES (March 21-April 19) You think you won't enjoy participating in activity with a certain group. You're wrong. You will, TAURUS lApril 20-May 20) This may be a day of rest for cthers, but you have an ambitious interest you'll pursue successfully in your own subtle manner. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A plan you're thinking of trying is off on the wrong track, but One )(ju'll talk with today will bring it back into focus. CANCER tJune 21-July 22) You and your mate will be tempted to spend from your household budget on something frivolous. Best you don't. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't tIet anyone rush you into making decisions or you'll come up with the wrong answers. Study the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) What appears the easiest and quickest way to do something )ou're working on may prove the most costly in the long run. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're a little too impulsive for ow own good today, especially in financial affairs. Be careful. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) Plans made for yourself will be disrupted to take care of others' needs. You'll he annoyed at first, but it will work out okay. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21 You'll let something slip out today that you should have kept to yourself. Fortunately, your listener won't pass it on, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Something you want for yourself can be gained If you deal directly with the person who can make the decision on the spot. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your effort to reach a goal will suffer a temporary setback. You'll see where you made your niistake and rectify it. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 Something important will be told to you in confidence. It's to your advantage to keep it to yourself. Your Birthday Feb. 9, 1915 Advantages will come to you this year from the use of knowledge and expertise you've acquired in your chosen field, Also, conditions affecting your income will be more stabilized. For Monday,Feb. 10, 1975 ARIES iMarch 21-April 19 S4ilnething you're counting on through a friend won't come off on schedule. Circumstances beyond your pal's control cause the delay. TAURUS (April 20-Ma) 201 You won't derive as much satisfaction from a goal realized as ou thought you would. Other events will overshadow it. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your memory today will prove an undependable ally. Better to make lists or notes to refer to. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Business or commercial dealings today will be trickier than usual. Some relevant information may be kept from You. LEO July 23-Aug. 22) Before committing yourself to any type of binding agreenent, seek expert COUTej Jo be sure it's legal and proper.roper: VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be alert o that a coworker doesn't take credit for something iii front of the boss that you should be credited for. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Expectations regarding a social involvement with a friend are a bit too high. Lower your sights. Don't be disappointed. SU(JltPIt) (hi. 24-Nov. 22 1 A pelt) domestic issue that has caused you some frustrations is drawing to an end, If you let events take care of themselves. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) There will be delay in receiving news you're expecting. It's best to wait till you receive it before making your next move. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be especially prudent today in management of material affairs. Count your change carefully. Get receipts. AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 19) A project you will begin now will have long-range benefits. Be patient. Once you've mapped your course, stick with it. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) An old plan that has outlived its usefulness will be discarded as a new and better one slowly begins to blossom. YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 10, 1915 Through your own mental efforts you will develop promising new channels for %our creative talents this year. It will mean a fatter bank account later on. 1 New Burdine s Store To Feature Unusual' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — large store to open in the ultra The usual and the unusual are modern $36 million Altamonte featured at Burdine's Depart- Mall on SR 436 and Palm ment Store, the fourth big name Springs Drive. The other three large stores which opened during the past seven months in the 1.3 million square foot mall are Jordan Marsh, Sears and Robinson's, f J ME c More than 100 smaller WAINspecialty shops and restaurants twolevel shopping center. ' The ntw Burdine s, the company's 12th outlet in the state of Florida - another is located locally in Orlando Fashion Square — has 275 emplo)esandisopenlOam to 9 p m ,Monda> through Saturday • )'J / nn' Serm I.., HOSPITALITY, WARM GREETINGS, AND A WIDE VARIETY OF rrh HELPFUL rr uL CIVIC INFORMATION — I ('1(011k' th(0i( If ,U ate flt,'. ' The colorful store featw-i natural wood flooring an wooden beams. . Those responsible for t store operation include Toi,t Jones. burdine's divisional operations manager for Central Florida, Lee Abbilt, expansion manager Charles Fletcher, manager for both the Altamonte Springs and Orlando stores, Richard (,und, reads. t--- -'r - .J. .. -. M in. ... •., �Sunday lierdie -M -Ar ound The Clock .ON. FRENCH AVE.,SANF'OHD, Flat. 32771 Area Code 32631 Sunday. Feb. 9. 1975-6A %VAVNE 1), DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM 1). CURUIE. Managing Editor HOIIERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director Iiiue Delivery: Week, 55 ctnts; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. H Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3.40. Clean Air G Essent ia l It ems The word "strangulation" has been a common one in international dialogue in recent weeks as oil consuming nations assess how far oil exporting countries can push them toward the brink of insolvency before they react with force. Strangulation again became a subjec t discussion - indirectly wi the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said that catalytic converters being installed on 1975 automobiles will create a new respiratory health hazard within three years, The converters are installed to reduce the volume of nitrous oxides that auto engines produce. EPA says that they also wifl manufacture intolerable levels of sulphuric acid mist. The magnitude of the problem is evident in the - fact that catalytic mufflers are the primary tool that American automobile manufacturers will use to meet th e clean air standards established by federal law. Again the citizen of the United States of America is caught between a rock and a hard have place. If he values his health and his natural surroundings, a citizen should insist that provisions of the federal environmenta l law should be followed strictly. The law requires that exhaust pollution must be reduced by 90 per cent from 1970 levels in about a year. On the other hand if the citizen places economic well-being first, he should support efforts in Washington to delay imposition of clean air deadlines for another five years. ' We have a reminder which I'm certain you'll take In the proper perspective, neighbors. There's a special local celebrity who will be making his debut on Channel 9's 'Sunrise Jubilee' on Monday morning at 6. Truth of the matter, he will be featured on the tube because it's getting near to his second birthday. One of the highlights of his performance will be to show the viewers how he sits down when he's being fed. And he can even drink a coke.. right from the bottle, Don't snicker. You see, this fellah weighs almost 350 pounds and is Pete the pet pig which belongs to Mrs. Cecil Tucker. (Gee, I can hardly wait for Monday a.m, to roll around.) Sunday Herald Sanford, Fl. it IN BRIEF 4 " : :11 KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) - A Massachusetts youth and a Florida youth are being held without bond on first. degree murder charges in the shooting death of an Apopka man last month. Gordon Harrington, 18, of Agawam, Mass., and Richard Davis, 16, of Fort Lauderdale were indicted Friday by the Osceola County grand jury. Both youths pleaded innocent to the charges before Circuit Court Judge Cecil Biown at a hearing later Friday. .. john spoiski associate editor r...,0~1 Ramblings I , VIL f_ , **7 -I !. ! , ; •. .... Lazy, Iainy Police charge the pair shot Dennis E. Daniels, 32, on the Florida Turnpike near this Central Florida town on Jan. 6, after he gave them a ride in his truck. _. _, I Author W . - . I I .-' .. ( .i:'.. - [)ci .. '• .4 , #f the first attempt in The Sunday Herald as Its managing editor? Well, there's always Watergate, but that's pretty much old hat by now, a'though we still some reservations on how Judicious our great Judicial system treated some of those involved. Namely the departed Richard 1ilh Nixon, who hasn't yet seen, and probably never will see, the inside of a jail for his part in the conspiracy. Then, we could jump over to the current economic crisis and nail every politician in the country for not looking out for you and me the ones who put them in office - as much as they're looking out for the big oil companies. We could also expound upon the President's thoughts about tacking additional taxes on oil Imports when we feel he should be taxing the oil exported out of the country by those same aforementioned big oil companies, who continually tell us there's a shortage of oil in this country wuuuut. w xpori more ana more and . ~. - t~k%-_ ... ... I __ 19i~_ 1, - ___ ~~ _119ZZ4 ( By . TALLAhASSEE liii. (AP) Sen. Dan Scarborough says security guards have been responsible for "many Instances of rampant gunplay by untrained security Personnel, assorted thefts, assault and other irregularities," The Jacksonvill e Democrat, chairman of time JudiciaryCriminal committee, called Friday for a Feb. 28 committee meeting in Tallahassee to consider a bill for more strict licensing of the private guards. A proposed committee bill would require background checks on all guards by the State Department before licensing. The guards would be required to have firearms training and the periods (1mev could carry weapons would be limited. , IA C WASHINGTON Philip Agee, %fr wrote the latest quit-and-tell book about the Central Intelligence Agency, has complained that the CIA constantly watches his movements. We can confirm his complaint; we can also report what the CIA has found out about him. Sources with access to the surveillance reports say that Agee was observed meeting with Cuban intelligence agents in Paris during the 1971.72 period and that he has made four trips to Havana. This is significant, say our sources, because Agree spent 10 years as a CIA field officer in Latin America. He worked against the Cuban DRI which, by formal agreement, is the In- 1, tdiligence arm for the Soviet KGB In most Latin ' American countries. By his own admission, Agree helped foment a diplomatic break between Cuba and F.cuador, supervised operations against Cuban diplomats in Uruguay and helped monitor Soviet-Cuban l ..•i. w u ,'.,vuw n.merica. Noonewithjsbacjwroundcouldvisitcw, our sources contend, unless he has made a deal with DIII. He would have had to satisfy the Soviet-Cuban spy apparatus that he not only was divulging full information about his past CIA activities but that he was not a double agent seeking to ingratiate himself with the opposition, sources say. Agee has said he turned against the CIA because It was "promoting fascism around - , ., . . / tOOD ._. ... -. - . y_ .:. - .-. . '. p ... ' - .v- - . - - . . . Th e dilemma is not new in the United sta tes. / ,L. Few persons in the nation probably remember Uat è' 4C 'S I' " th e first clean air laws in the United States I " I . were -.011 ,' passed in 1955 - fully 20 years ago - when tI ' ; At! I, Congress appropriated $5 million to support air more. IFIF -ftIV I . y I pollution studies. The first Clean Air Act was apA 7/ Or,wemghthitupon the subJofbejng I proved in 1963 - and endowed with more teeth in only country in the entire free world with a 1965, 1967, and 1970. President and a Vice President who were not The Full Dinner Pail respective offices Gerald Ford Each of the years was an environmental electedintheir was elected to a national office by a handful of ________ milestone and, during each of the years, citizens people from his congressional district In again debated the proper compromise between Michigan, but Vice President Nelson Rockefeller 1? ----LI. ••• wnojesome environments and economic na.s yet to be picked by e.nyone to even be the a After spending hundreds of millions of dollars nominee for a national off Ice let alone to in studies, subsidies, enforcement and ad- same, Then again, we could revert back to our Editor, Herald: responsible for the brutal tortures that various ministration, it is apparent that the solution still sports writing days and reiterate what we Okay.I don't want too much in there just enough Latin American police practiced on their eludes us. Duty beyond duty is what happened Feb. 4. to run her out." Out ran the water and our poor political prisoners. believe to be the outrageous salaries paid go get my son from school, I professional athletes. We might even tell you Starting my car to injured and frightened cat. If anything at all appears clear it is that we C how This caused him to break with the CIA and we were nearly run out of the Philadelphia failed to know our cat had been asleep under become an ardent socia list, he has said. He approaching a technological threshold so far as the Phillies spring training camp one year when we motorof my ear. I backed down the driveway and Succem! We got her to the doctor and she had now settled In Cornwall, England, where he automotive engine is concerned. Simply adding a wrote tI -tat there wasn't an athlete alive who was started down the road and all of a sudden a noise only a slight injury which required an o vernight completed his book exposing the CIA. Our under my car as if I ran over something in the stay at his office. Myself and all my neighbors sources acknowledge that the book, which device to cure one type of pollution and in the worth $100,000. road, process creating another poison is not acceptable think these guys deserve a very humane thanks describes his life In the Maybe we could elaborate a bit on the and names his forprogress. for a call beyond the line of duty. Thanks to these mer CIA colleagues, is CIA beautiful sandy beaches we left behind In substantially accurate. I glanced in my rearview mirror to see our cat Clearwater, but that's water over the men and the Seminole Fire Sept. Because of his CIA training, Agee has causeway, staggering down the road into the storm drain. Under present day circumstances, the even though it Mrs. ShirleyTurner developed into a skilled spy who is difficult, say is a bit strange after living there Backing the car and getting out I was too late, economy of the nation may demand an extension of 1 t5 and seeing four young Currte's sprout she our sources, to keep under surveillance. had gone down the drain into the line. clean air deadlines. However, it does not mean that into being -now coming on as young ladies and We reached Agee In Toronto where he is th a young gentleman. Ixtters to the editor are alwaYs welcome. I ran to my neighbor and received help from the clean air standards to which the nation has Promoting his book. Ile confirined that he We could even go out on a limb and say 'several of my neighbors. They should be as been aspiring are undersirable. They are and they brief u possible and usually has managed to give the CIA the slip, We had no success In le L Their street surveillance, he said, was -sloppy.-, should be met, whatever the detours between our exactly what we think about the U.S. Postal coaxing her out knowing she was hurt. I thought comment on matters of gene Service. We've never made a secret of our If firemen retrieve cats from trees, how about Once in Paris, an attractive woman named aspirations and goals. 71e letters should deal with luuts and dissatisfaction with that service, especially after storm drains? I proceeded to call the Seminole Leslie Donegan loaned him a bugged typewriter, peomtlts, getting a letter in April 1974 that had been mailed Fire Department emergency number and eshe said. It contained an electronic device which ' 7be editor reserves the riot to edit those the CIA to us the previous January. plizined my problem. The dispatcher was very could monitor. This enabled agents to And neither did we appreciate a 'letter to the understanding and assured he would send help. letters for reasons of spa", but will exercise locate him after he had dodged them. But Agee editor' from representatives of the local postal Within a few minutes a rescue unit was here. great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost said he spotted the monitors. carriers union extolling the virtues of our Tom Crawford and Mike Roush were very II) the editing. He Confinfled that the CIA had postmen, only to see the same letter printed concerned with how to get her out. surveillance in Paris during the 1971-72 period. All letters must be signed with verbatim in at least three other newspapers The iron hand of dictatorship has descended over the people He added that he Is still watched, As recently as &OW'Id the state. We called and called In vain. Frightened and in address and, when possible, a telephone number last Christmas, he said, he was followed from of Ranglade,sii, a nation born three years ago amid hope that it so the identity of the writer ma y be ebeckd and " uld join the family of free nations. England to Spain. And then we could say a thing or two about pain, she refused to come out. We tempted her eitablished. However, the Eve nln g Iferald will A month ago Sheikh Muiibur Rahman Banliladesh's one of our pet peeves -and that deals with those with a bag hoping she %4 ould think her food was in ,. , i. On%% IN-% ca e unhohi rut rinp I m. It. No success. "Only one thing to do," said Mr. premier, signalled the future when he declared a state of people who send us letters of criticism, but don't r%" t c w1b" es 01 wnlef " wno do not want and caught him changing license plates, wh!ch their names to appear In print. Roush, let's try and run her out with water." The have the intestinal fortitude to sign their names. Agee said was an old CIA trick. He was followed, emergency that gave him near-dictatorial power. He now has noise of the water started her moving. -She's ended any preterise of freedom for his people by stripping You and everyone else has a perfect right to he said, by a "funeral procession,, of three cars. We reserve, of course, the ript to reject an Parliament of all power, setting up one-party rule and banning knock us, but at least you could let us know who moving this way," I yelled, looking into the pipe. letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or lie finally shook them after they tailed him more Oh, she's stopped. Let's try a little more water. slanderous. CIPPI i7oups from speaking. ycu are. After all, we put our name on what we than 100 miles from San Sebastian to the small write. It Is a sad fate for the people of Bangladesh who have (4 town of Torrelavegn, he said. sacrificed so much in an effort to attain freedom. Once We might even put forth a few 'first mmestablished, authoritarian rule doesn not yield readily to pressioas' about our new hometown, in that we NOTEBOOK representative government, make no secret how happy we are to be here in such a friendly place with such good people and working for such a good and growing newspaper, hoping to contribute to making it even better. Of course, we could say how depressing it Is to walk down First Street and see some of the debris left In the center of town where once a It was just a matter of using the correct prefix proud sporting goods business stood, now left to mathematics, when it comes to cracking wit- purse while it was stored on a shelf under the to accurately explain the point raised last week the high weeds and serving as a trash dump fo ticisms. police complaint counter sometime while when Sanford City Comnrjiissiomer Gordon tiny joker who wants to deposit a few empty beer she Not to be outdone, Bowers was quick to reply' was on duty. Meyer wanted to know If ideas placed in the cans or other rubbish now and then. "Yeah but he (foyer) works at It I don't." box at City hall had to be signed by -Gloria Drogosz But, then since it's t1iiie for the Greatersug Ed Prkketi the author. Sanford C. of C., membership drive, perhaps it's City Manager Warren 'Pete' Knowles was better not to say too much about that. obligated to reply. County Pollution Control Director Langley However, let us go on record as saying that a "No," Knowles told Meyers, "But we have a Winter Springs residents are having troubleAdair showed mild relutance when a reporter new feature starts In today's Herald, called separate l t of suggestions. asked him to pose for th is muse that are identifying their new municipal building on arrived a photo wi a newly. "Eyere" and each week, or more often if the decibel meter. i\fler Adair was instructive' usually are - mpanicdby names North Moss Road ar.d when time) locate it pictured 'A I / ct,i;.h ,. .. aro '. ' . ,. I I_ L I I FS i u I fl e . ITO r . ' - I __ - ...- - - -. - .... - E-~ ______ - - with his wile that day, seeing trees, not "green blobs," and faces In detail was the happiest If - MAY RF -4 - PAID - I.:;::. . ~ 7 _. .--t-,: I . -M ~4 -, ___ N I . - - - , ___ :1.,,,_ . - - 1.i .4 _- -- - .' 14. -_ V___-iM.1k ~_ --. . -- ' ,. .,.. '.' ." .. ' ar .. . . . - ..... 1. ..... . -- . Reason 8. H & R Block ye service. We do not disappear after April 15th. is a ' . Hmry Bb& hm 17 reasons why you should come to us fbr income tax help. . - I- - - ~ - -_ - ER WE HAVE STATE Fokms -.4 _. - ~_ --- ,r 4W Iii .. ' -.: -_ Imillul Sanford, Oviedo, Geneva, Dellary, and Deltona exchanges. And as an additional service, subscribers MAY pay monthly bills at the Flaphip U.S. Bank on U.S. 17-92 while Shopping. Showfug off the new directories Earl Smith, manager trainee; Eileen Brown and Charlotte Rogers, tellers, and Tom Hunt, business manager for Southern Bell In Sanford. liwit said the directories should be delivered by next F)rIday I Feb. 14) and anyone failing to rmlve one should contact the telepbone business office. _______________________________________________________________ Buy 2 Subs PRICE Get Your 3rd. Sandwich Of Your Choice t 'Tentative' Garbage Fee Is Okayed 2BLOCI By I)ONNA E-STF.S The commission also agreed and Sandra Glenn argued property taxes, which they also THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Herald Staff Writer to begin enforcing an ordinance vigorously against levying a fee pay. SANFORD LONG WOOD adopted last October which on garbage collection for the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Mayor Norman Floyd 3O9E.lt St. 9ON,fl,l7.92 The city commission adjourned calls for a 15 per cent levy on first time since the city Thursday said the city does not Ph. 3224771 Ph. 8.3l4$1 its five hour workshop F'r:day receipts of privately-owned was begun 3) years ago. Mrs. have the equipment to serve Op.na,m..e p.m. Weekdays, .S Sat. & Sun. tentative garbage collection co evening with mpanies Glenn joined in the discussion condoininitmmmms that use large OPEN SUNDAY - NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ;igrcciimunt that a $2.50 iliontill) serving businesses, apartment on the amount to be levied after Other Area Office in Oviedo bulk rectptacics, fee will be charged to complexes and condominiums a consensus showed the Issue unrhnut f,.,'irn I homeowners for -n- withimi the community UUL ('amnmissioners Helen Keyser male members of the coil)and trash collection. oin_________________________________________________________ *ASTHMA* iimission. _______________________ _______________ ' Mrs. Keyser, how ever, refused to take nart in the J I Oxygen and portable respirator eauiurnent fl(IW itilhI - -' [' 1 _ . ; _____ - - ... SOBIK"S 6 r ,. U11 It N,A '' ARE DELIVERED Just A Matter Of Right Pre fix _... TELE PH ON E 1 VU - . ' REPORTERS ' . lu commission decided to sisting there is no agreement delay cutting until after the . between the two governmental next quarterly report in Apri.I entities requiring payment. He since although 25 per cent of the said he discussed the matter Year is Passed. revenues are at with county officials several 27.6 per cent of the year's total times, "but I'm not getting very anticipation while spending is far." at only 17.75 per cent. Commissioners indicated Mayor Floyd said another Floyd should talk to the county workshop will be called next 1. 1A- MA_ again before it considers other - to 1 action. ': After the quarterly report on employcs. V ' I ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- the budget for the current fiscal City Commissioner Cal year was reviewed, it was DeVoney said Friday evening pointed out by DeVoney as much as $91,000 in planned building permits and water and spending may have to be cut sewer connection fees are not from this year's budget to make coming in as expected. it balance and Mayor Norman The city anticipated $151,OW Floyd reported that the county for building permits while o nly commis.sion is refusing to pay a S7,62.54 was received in the $4800 fee owed the city for the period of Oct. 1 through Dec. 31. rental of fire hydrants located Receipts from water and sewer in county territory. connection fees stood at zero for Floyd said the city hydrants the three-mon th period. located in county territory are DeVoney said with the Large "costing the citizens of Springs money" for contingency in the budget- %1 16 .. ____ - painting, etc. -and everytime revenue from a garbage a count) (ire truck hooks s collection fee to homeowners, it one it is costing the city money appears cut from spending. for the water used, Freedom Loses ... ____ (ut In Spending 0 "There Is no way we can thank the people all over the nation who sent money and the people in Naples who worked so doggone hard," said Todd. - City Faces Heavy - He said no more money would be accepted for the Help For Donnie fund. (j TALLAhASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Natural Resources Director Harmon Shields says economic conditions and the gasoline shortage resulted in a sharp decline in overnight camping In state parks last year. But Shields reported Friday that 8.73 million persons visited the parks in daytime hours, an increase of 1.7 per cent over 1973. He said the number of persons using camping, cabin and youth group facilities declined 12.8 percent to 1.2 million. Sebastian Inlet State Recreation Area near Melbourne had the most visitors, two million, and that St. Andrew State Recreation Area near Panama City had the most overnight visitors, 163,351. f f~, ______ BERRY'S WORLD - Camping Decline Reported - and a special fund was set up to receive them. Fund trustee Jerry Deason said Friday that nearly $30,000 in cash has been received. That, plus help from the Florida Bureau of Crippled Children and the Social Security Administration, will take care of th e overdue medical bills and those exFected for the transplant, he said. By GLORIA DROGOSZ Jack Fightmaster. "1 love to do to leave both eyes open, he exams unprepared because he Herald Staff Writer day of his life. things with my hands." would have to continue to go couldn't get recorded assignFor seven years, Jack Then he began his own "Putting on those lenses... it ____________..-.• IIILI_......i around blind. ments in time, blowing tests was like lifting a window Fightmaster played a deter- sonal process of accepting .W Rut blocking off the left eye geared (or sighted people mined game of blind man's blindness. "I've worked all my as shade," says Fightmaster. no':iiit, within six months to a nervous readers tensed up over liluff...nd won. life, I couldn't sit back and let "Arki I couldn't have made it year, losing that eye totally, The Seminole Junior College my wife take care of me," said having to read, and re-read, without my wife. _ (, '! counselor was working as a Jack who had been a carpenter That's when Fightmaster and re-read complex questions After graduation, Fight. . _ began his game of blind man's made him want to chuck it all? master worked for the state carpenter in the Orlando area since 1949, but who has also bluff. when in May, 1968, a nail was ventured Into real estate,in17 "A hundred times I almost Department of Vocational ' , lie wanted his full vision, not quit, but I knew I had to do it, propelled like a bullet through surance, advertising sales and "Re habilitationfor six months, a patch, and he knew soft lenses he says. his left eye and into the corner general contracting. ' then joined Seminole Junior were being developed which of his right CXC. Red tape and inflexible state College as a vocational, Finally he said he realized "I might someday erable him to and university requirements education and And for seven years after, he just have to do what I have to rehabilitation I see clearly again. was "legally blind." for institutions geared to the counselor. his 'boss" now is do." "I'm limited, but now what ' So he chose to remain blind sighted also created extra Sighted only enough to see can I do with it?" he asked none other than the same Jim rather than risk losing his eye barriers for him to overcome. Sawyer who first light and dark, shadows and himself. counseled completely, holding out for the One such barrier, a state law vague shapes, he has been A year and one-half after his 1i him. day he would receive those soft requiring that a teacher, to be unable to drive a car, to wield accident, he started as a fres He dill subscribes to all t lenses, certified, must "be able to tape and recording services the tools of a tr ade he loved for man at Valencia Junior . And he continued in school- handle the paperS work," had joined as a nearly a quarter of a cent ury. College, wearing hard contact : "legally blir, LL_ ari he ng his lessons, a process been changed, since Fight- student, Unable, for a year, to even tie lenses which proved useless. .. .. because every which takes at least three times master was an undergraduate. evening, the his shoes because of the severe They scratched, inflammed his JACK FIGHTh1AER window shades go as long as reading. But 1t the time It created a down again. He cannot wear physical restrictions of delicate eyes, tell out frequently. lie was his e was constantly aided by problem for be had to be eye surgery. cer- lenses more than 14 hours a unable to rely on getting degree program and entered his wife who, an F1.J Instructor tilted by the state in order to da Endless asking "Why Me? through a school class as a Florida y. Technological joked, deserved an A in th e become a vocational counselor. Why has God done this to me?" sighted person. He's quite matter of fact University. English class Jack was taking. In spite of all the problems, about this...an Stumbling awkwardly, In desperation and frustation, At about this same time, after d he is too busy Unaware there were special Fightmaster finished a six-year doing wha t he can do with bumping, knocking over, he "went electronic," started 11 pairs of contact lenses his and breaking objects he thought he taping lectures, asking students endless frustration, Jack reader organizations, Jack university program in five new life, in his new home In enlisted and received help from years, winning his masters DeBary, and his new car could see at least as fuzzy to read to him, dictating class Fightmaster to faced an an FTU remedial reading lab degree at the University of dwell on shapes but which weren't where work and repo tum, these problems. rts to his wife to ultima instructor who created a Florida In December, 19'13. he thought they were because of be typed. In fact, it's a little hard to His doctor ordered him not to reading pr oject for his students th And at almost e Impaired depth perception. same time, keep him on the subject of his After six months of wear the irritating hard not his vision, A loving wife bringing him a frustration at VJC trying to find because they were inflaming out of Jack's plight, own experiences. He wants to And so it went for three and His last term of school-when tell you about another student huge magnifying glass, en- a course for his own life, Jack and damaging his eyes further. one-hall more years. he needed them the least he is counseling. He shows you couraging him to, of all things, decided to become a school He told Fightmaster he could Listening to him recount because he was interning as a the recorded textbooks he has at least occupy himself during counselor, block off his left eye, and Use matter-of-factly the difficulties counselor at the Bureau for the ordered (or her. And this in. the endless recuperation by And by June, 1970-18 months glasses to enhance the vision of he encountered - finding Blind Center in Daytona Beach- terview ends at the beginning of trying to paint by numbers, after he started-he completed the less severely damaged Eight "That saved my life," says the two-year associate of arts eye. If Fightmaster attempted readers, getting recorded he was finally accepted in a soft another story. reading materials, facing contact tense experimental _________________________ with the help of the BE SURE TO SEE THE Florida Lion's Clubs. NEW SELECTIONS AT THE UNIFORM STORE Wandering the Gainesville CALLED campw after first gdting his 0U k~, * . DEANS CAREER APPAREL new lenses, he was able to - BL OCK SO- OF DOG TRACK RD recall seeing the new miniI AT 3$7 N HWY I? 7 CASSftIIRy skirted world around him, and t 114 "a . _. a. withagrmn,hi"j 111111 WE BUY AND SELL -got my face slapped at the .11 _. student center." GOLD Guard Licensing Sought Followed ) Sunday, Feb., )75-7A Only Prayer ' Vietnam, said his life was spared in combat so he could help Donnie by giving him a kidney. Donnie's past medical expenses had left the Todd.s so in debt they thought they might not be able to afford the operation. To try to meet expenses, Todd, 34, a cafeteria worker, and his wile sold their car and comfortable home and moved to a smaller, less expensive house. They sti ll had $20,000 in unpaid medical bills. And the transplant operation was expected to cost another $80,000. Six weeks ago, Donnie's plight was told nationwide. Offers of help began pouring in - - Legally-Blind Man Beats Darkness - kk onny Need 5e%eral months ago and the transplan t doctors give it a % per cent chance of success - is needed to save his life. Donnie suffers from a rare disease, asphyxiating thoracic dystrophy, which caused him to stop growing two years ago. That and subsequent operations for a liver ailment and bronchitis left him so weak that the kidney transplant had to wait. The transplant opera tion now has been set for Feb. 18 at Shards Teaching Hospital In Gainesville. Todd, a former Army paratrooper who received six Purple hearts, a Silver Star a:,d two Bronze Stars during two tours of duty in - In Apopka Shooting JACK ANDERSON .... . NAPLES, Fla. (AP) A tiny, sick boy whose story was told across time na tion has ree. ceivedso ceived so many donations that his family says the only thing he needs now Is prayer. "1 don't want anyo ne else to sacrifice their money for Donnie, he has all he needs," Robert Todd, the boy's fat her, said Friday. "Everyone's been so generous," Todd added. "At this point we are asking for prayers for a successful operation." Doctors said 6-year-old Donnie, 30 inches tall and barely 30 pounds, is also strong enough now to receive a kidney from his lather. I)oflfljp' kidneys stopped functioning Two Youths Indicted It CURRIE Father Says FLORIDA - A short story with a happy ending. Back on the 5th of December of last year I had devoted the column to the misfortune befallen a (:) - - --- - local Vietnam veteran. us enough. (As you'll soon read, the credit belongs Although this man was classified with a 1C per to Senator Chiles.) cent war-related disability, he was getting the Wasson contacted Chiles' office and within a proverbial "shaft" from the government week, Wasson's checks were restarted. Secondly, (remember, people make the government) insofar the government waived overpayment (an Inas getting cooperation, significant amount which Wasson originally offered Truth of the matter, he was overpaid in to repay anyhow). November, notified the authorities of same, and flow did this all come about in the (list place? instead of being applauded for his actions, time According to Wasson, the St. Petersburg governments (state and federal) collaborated and Disabled American Veterans (DAV) neglected to cut-off his checks thereafter. He was forced to rely forward his (Wasson's) papers to the adjudication on the generosity of his church and friends to board. support his family. And where Is this special board? When he called the paper, I was told he Not in Washington but right there in St. Pete. exhausted all avenues in trying to resolve the Typically, when Wasson continued to call the matter and "could you offer any help?" DAVI seeking their assistance, he was told "there must be a million other guys like you; what makes I suggested he contact U.S. Senator Lawton you think you're so special?" Chiles. I also asked that he be kind enough to return (At which point I'm sure I'd have busted that a call tome later in order th at I could report on his goon right in the schnoz!) progress. Well, Bruce Wasson of 1506 Mellonville Ave., Thought for today: There is no pillow so soft as a Sanford called Friday morning and couldn't thank clear conscience. . BILL -_ I - 1/2 PRICE SAN FORD . LONGWOOD. ALTAMONTE STOR ES ONIY ~ - -------------- .-. city -.-J -'. ________ ..- IUIII *m U - EMPHYSEMA B W_ - �IA—Sunday Herald. Sanford, Fl. Sunday. Feb., 175 SEEK & FIND Hodge Podge Burglars Raid Longwood Warehouse G C GINÔEMESSOLCVSGTG LLLRIA BY GLORIA DROGOSZ Herald Staff Writer GLASSIFLYLL O NAOWI 0 STSCTIM ROB I NNTY HE OYIOFSTES ELARLRM ment Thursday night, ac. to Police Sgt. Betty Woodward. cording I nvest igating officer patrolman Gil Hughsoii was still checking the property loss this morning and further details YSL OEEYAMIPEG!HTMNA SDGNELBOSWDOBYPPEB containing $380, was found at Ireland's Restaurant and returned to her via the value $400; a gold watch with Altamonte Springs Police brown band, value $39.95; a Department Thursday. wooden chest value $30; and Mable Epps, 71, P.O. Box ' family heirlooms, including Altamonte Sp: ngs, was not so Detectives here are investigating the theft of $5,069.95 worth of jewelry and looms taken from the Mark Robertson residence at Spanish Trace Apartments, 825 South Wymore Rd., according to Chief Justus East Jr. approxlmauey $9,000 in equip. L C F C I Y C M 0 U S C LEEKOTS AOYMEGHSORRI K ITpy I G L E R S C A I H A T I SE S W S AL GO LUAGRLPMRDOOHTEYL I Altamonte Springs a boat and car repair warehouse at F70 South State Road 427 that netted crooks EEKOAGIT onyx dinner ring, value $1,000; a Tiffany silver watch, value $1,300; a silver watch and case, time, LONGWOOD — Police here are investigating a burglary at D.TQCNOCMET SOSTIHEG re not available at press sterling silver teaspoons, baby spoons, butter knife, soup ladle and a large spoon valued at a total of $1,500. The theft was reported to Altamonte police Wednesday afternoon. lucky. Her wallet with $175 and credit cards was left on the counter at the Little Dixie Market and was gone when the elderly minister returned to re- claim it, police said. Carpet-snatchers removed an McLaughlin, estimated $384 worth of new Mirguerite Marysville, Ohio, Is a lucky person. Her green wallet, Taken were two 14-carat gold rings, value $400; an antique rugs at an unfinished home at 438 Elder Court in the Bel-Aire SPORTS izoasso. Larcenous souls who broke into te Graham Stables at the Turf Club In Ca.sselberry subdivision Homes Mtamonte Springs. Casselberry Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl, early this morning may have a hangover by now. Thieves here hauled oil They raided the Icebox and $3,oas.50 worth of goods and away with parks of made cash from the A&W Restaurant late Thursday afternoon, ac- frozen food — and live six. cording to Casselberry police packs of beer. reports. Cassel berry police are also on the lookout for con artists least $1,000 lit cash wa.t At racket is rooting jobs. At whose taken plus a 21-inch color two residents reported television set, a microwave least oven and 10 money-changers, yesterday they were victims of all valued at a total of fraudulent roofing Jobs. Bi l l Riordan Tennis ' Residnt EOTNAP IOGOURPORTMEO ML! D L I C L A S S E F I YCAOL RGLASSI l GILABOLGORTC ACOU I (II was his 7Dting 13 Things to be done I4 Rttivied g• ISVoICwc "mouth' 16 Suction l?GIOI$VI. , K ! Tri.irty ISIQmO,1 Cu" 2ITrwjgs 22 Gres.' vegetiblus 25 On.ger 27 Palog.csi bulift 31 Sco,t,v aids, ] 3Slswiritine keIct OGypsyhusj 41 College LOt Po T __ kDkfi MLfi £D r 4T 42 Beloit 440$hiiO'*c 46 Japame city 'gu,t,ci 53 Triy*i, g bg 1U1NfT1 S5LLong 56Asc.nci. S Thsrstor. 9Ir Neviresl x a F,.ry 10 Mournful DOWN hint. 60 £jN !RlI 33 sow4 39Coo. 41oosnsf, 47 Ancenf Irish Cit5j 481.WidiId 22 Go by trotbindings 32 Ennine 58otsn 34 Carry 9418trnanw 35 Be nated faiWy 36 Wind* 6G 7 Three tvnss Icont form) 23Bcrtyz 24Agamst 26 SON Ioron. psiudonym 29 Book ot trial 9 Buy several and save Riordan had decided what the town needed was tennis. Since he owned several large retail clothing :-1ires, he sas able to devote about all his time to I Conic to think of It, I can't remember Bill Riordan devoting any time to a "real job." Riordan Was smart. He figured that young, healthy males normally ssuld rn-it gravitate to tennis in the summer. So he If us onto the txt asphalt courts. enticed you showed any promise as a tennis player, he bought you tennis clothes, shoes and rackets. Everyone, talented or not, got treated to hamburgers, cokes and free tennis balls, n'rmis. polyester. Sale Reg. $17 SO Long live (Fr ) 5I Arabi an quit 52 For fear tha t Similar to illustration 54Adgect,si Bible 3001.ma 100 Wide range of sizes (ab ll Brought tj 43Afl,¼, 45 Psr*t,at. 46 Eflips,øii - Iwas 13('r so when I met ltiordan. It was not that I stas I tennis prodigy and sought him out. Far from it. It was just that Riordan - a transplanted wealthy New Yorker—was trying to instill a little tennis spirit into a sleepy little Maryland town. My hometown then was about the size (if Sanford 15 years ago. There were six municipal courts and a handful of private courts lone of which was In Hiorilan's back yard). Regular or "trio" styles snag-resistant T.rs1 --------- --......... Solids or fancies R O'i'j51 CQJ ['itiI 1Ich.s7syboat$ tMIfftrlo,4 12 Kok o i*,*xs, pouches 2Jena $ forl* 2 Ts Ui& si t* 21 Sacr.ø songs 3 Flesh good coordinates of Encron 0 4w:c N$JAIr!I I1 VA I I tennis player in the worldwhi- beat aging Rod Laver last week in the $100,000 Las Vegas match, I once took tennis lessons Irc'rii Hill Hiordan, like .Jim:ny ('onnors, I have a Wilson O00 steel raik.t Thesimilarity cnts there. Lut tIlt' t'XO'rierit • III flhlii'tiLi -- iiiiit h know. Sooner of later you got the manager and mentor of Connors and tile "Nasty" astase, who is -self -described as the "maverick of the )enrlis establistlfla'r)t" lingers on. 3fors JTjJL 1Ah1IkI EjL lEOlNi __LID1TJ ' Ike.JiriJIv ( '4mnnrsU1ebrash No. 0 , on these double knit jIRi S 0 NIA _____________ cheers 37 Follower Save 20 % Answer to Previous Puzzle Men's suits V ht iiiak lunmv (inru.rs tick? Many think Hill Iliontwi. person better than anyone I Monds'?? Enjoy much larger 'Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 per pneI in in aHriew series of 4-p:ie l'o order volume, I, U and ill, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. hI('rald Staff Writer Bill Riordan could ignore a Y discnvene fly lULl. HEl.LEVILLE J ' The hidden names Ued below appu, backward, up, dow,, or dislonally in the punk. forward, Find each hidden name and box It in as ahown GILDED GLEEK Civuot. GINNER G1.0111t I.ISM (Of Pliosis GLACIS GiossI:ME GOSPORT CLASSIFY C LOSS() 1.OG Y GOERAM I [_Biblical Bit I Heavy 49, — Instructions: - Sunday, Feb. 9, 1975=18 - 13 60 t Shirt jacs * Sizes 8-18 like the proverbial dope dealer, he gave initial lessons free in order to hook you on the game, If you showed promise, he worked closely with yvu. pampered YOU. saw that you were entered In local youyour ~ou up and took you honle. lly(1Udidfl't you weren't rjthcWedraske(Jtt taking 1esso,i. You LTC just ignored. Hill illordan could Ignore a person better than i .rio I hnoc o:'r r later \iu got the hint. i''' -.--xwvmg star ted tennis at the realatively old age of 13 C'nnors started when he was Il and his mother said he basically had his game down by age seven) I found that it didn't come easy. While I played well enough to beat some of Hiordan's prodigies, I was erratic. Outside of l4lordan's supervision, I seldon, practiced. As a result, I even' - - tually was ignored. The trauma of being ignored by Riordan is probably the other pole of being coddled by him. I went on to compete successfully in other sports, but it was years before I picked up a tennis racket again, Riordan continued his single-minded pursuit of making Salisbury, Md., into a "tennis town." Using the influence of a l ocal relative (If Band. stander Dick Clark, Riordan threw a benefit concert 'they were called "sock hops" then) with Clark, Fabian and other less memorable rockers for the purpose of building courts at the local junior high. The courts were built. Additional municipal courts also were constructed. Interest in tennis began to grow. In the summer, Riordan would bring members from various country's Davis Cup teams to the city park courts to Instruct advanced prodiges. Good players would be sent on expense-paid eXCUrSIOnS around the region — Virginia, Delaware, etc. -- to play in tournaments. Salisbury began to have players in the I rankings. Ilien came Riordan's biggest coup, The National Indoor Tennis Tournament, which had been languishing virtually unattended in a New York armory for several years, was brought to Salisbury. With Its overwhelming success during 10 das of playi'f Is, it returned year after year and is now rei gitized th the second ziu'st ilnrMlrtant inhi.rnit,n,I indoor winter tourney. Th e blitz was complete. Salisbury became "Tennis Town USA." With intimate contact with op world players, Hiordan used his tried and tested influence to "advise" them. "Nasty" Nastase and Connors avoided oilman Lamar Hunt's newly formed tennis league, choosing instead to play under Riordan's direction. The name of Bill Hiordan, like his players, began to get international exposure. Riordan, on Connor's behalf, now is suing tennis great Jack Kramer and Donald Dell for $10 million and is attacking the French Federation de Lawn-Tennis for state Like the proverbial dope dealer, he gave initial lessons free in order to hook you on the game I.tjuIt.I r $214,000 According to a February PLAYBOY article about ('innors, Hiordan feels both parties are guilty because they kept Connors from becoming the third player in 'ennis history to win a grand slam (the other two were I-'n Budge and Rod Layer, who won it twice) by banning him from the French Open in the summer because he vas playing in the new World Team Tennis league. In an on-target article. PLAYBOY describes the arrogant, immature Connors as "a man-child before (Continued On Page 28) 12 button cuffs 'Soft pastel colors I Reg. sii Sale 8'10 Oviedo Lions Falter, Apopka StakesClaim To Conference Title $ Slacks 'Sizes 8.16 Flare leg styling - - oordiiing Pas tel Colors Women's sandals and thongs. B LEE GEIGER ou ts cor ed the lions 2, with an lt is ,artl strength 18-footer by Patterson breaking that o.ercJme Oviedo. Herald Cdorrespondent their string of points. I,. 71p - The Doctor's No Arch and toe Effete Easterner deeply reaent your remarks about Adelle Davis. I was very much alive at the time she received her bachelor degree in 1927. Farm kids in Indiana did not sa1k two miles to one-room school houses. DEAR READER—Feel ate from the lunch pail. Now, you don't suppose that other farm corxi.rnunitzes in the country might have been dli. ferent from yo ur xpee, do piece you had in the paper ant went on the bulk diet arm haven't had a pain since. It' been more than a mon th now. feel like a new person, and I want to thank you for tix wonderful help you have giver me. Will you please answer these qu estions for me? Can I eat tomatoes with seeds, corn and nuts? I ha ve been on a bland diet for )'ears. DEAR READER—I'm delighted to hear that you have done so well Many patients /q\ 2 88 -'--4.. - 4'14ke Similar to Illustration Girls'rib knit tops. a beautiful way to top off a girls look. An assorimen! of Special, short - - ,. A - - . . - ( ti h LI I and We ye got the best buy for ; uniform shoppers right now ," polyester with contrast Easy to care for t11tC , trim Av,1ita)k' in all size ranges 1J , Sale 3J95 Reg. 39.95 S 4 key memory The semi-finals, wrestlebacks for third and / .... -XA0AVV~NxI., 'i' -' - -. .8 digit 'Rechargeable batteries Three great jean styles to choose Adaptor- Recharger Included 80 051/2 011010 F from patch pockt western pocket, s in pocket. Boy-cu with flare leg Na Cotton denim. regu'ar arid slim sies 7-14 Guaran?ftd DEAR DR. LAMB—I have had diverticuljUs and have - CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney'sOpen Mon. thru Sat. 10 am tO 9 pm u1fered for )ears. It got ij j suffered from one spell a fter the other. I was to ha ve an ux'ratjon for it. Th'n I got the I ienri Barton made it an all-Seminole County semifinal in the 115-pound weight class. Home pinned his foes in 2:44 and 3:59, Peters had a bye and a pin in 1:11, Prevatt recorded a 2--I decision and a pin in 12 se(xinds and Barton had a bye and a pin in 4:26. Metro Conference champion Lyman led the 16 teams after the first two rounds with 38 points. Lake Brantley was close with 33 and Orlando Evans accumulated 25 points. L) bye, Manning (0*) P 3 47 Wetycr (1)4) Goodman (OR) p 331 lOs) bye, Davis (LO) -j p 137 Wiley Ill.Pound Class: Davis (L) dec 17 Unlimited Class: AP,qamson (LU) Ridingt (8), Sims (L B ) p -31 WilUams (Os), J&nSon (Cv) Oct 71 (OR) Human (L)dec I OMoome(B), $ Phil pot i -tr IWO), Arnold ()) (OR). Clulto IBM) Ytivjnfon lIP). Cooct'n Ev dcc 315 'atts (Ili). llowarth L) p 275 McDaniel, (Cv) p1 41 Martin (SC). Crenspt* UP). Lesure (L) 1:13 Albright (LB), Mills ( S) P 730 135 C oo per (DM1 W'l*on (i). Ilouter (B) c ec ISO Workman (WP) p 3.01 Bovauls Beaumont (Os), Vollenweider (iv) Sutton (Lv), Hess (B) p 1,11 Blake lit-Pound Clau: Hctn (Ov) p Mecks (Ow), Klrkpat,'ck IS) P 1 34 (tIM), Wilson (FyI o I 33 Morris dcc 71 ftryson i (Cl Opan Sunday 12:305:30 : - - • -. -- -- - - - ____ Lake Brantley's Andy Abramwn and Seminoles Hennie Mills L'dvanced to the semi-finals in the unlimited class. Abramson, seed ed Fourth in the class, pinned two opponents, one in 33 seconds and took complete control of the points— 12 to 15 foot jump shots hackboards, limiting the lions to one shohthile Apopka played volleyball under the basket. _First, James Cook pkked off a rebound and put it back up for two at the 5:14 mark to give Apopka the lead It never lost. ---T - - Tct,l fO(jI%: Oviedo 1, r',Ipt Out None ______ - - ( - The rest of the period No. 1 and 2 OBC teams was belonged tc Oviedo as it did OviEDO tight all the way. Palter,_;, ' i 16 everything but put the ball in 8rOA 4 1 Moore 2 C It was on the boards that the hoop. The lions' inability to Borkoki I 319. Jackson 11 Apopka finally prevailed, as draw away cost them later. Ribbon 102. Ward 10 2, Totals ) 9 35 they sent all five men in after Apopka WLLS in the game APOPkA- H;gMo' 6 I 13: Cook rebounds, because of line outside shooting 10 3 n Free I 0 2. Jonc's 33 13 Wi th 5:38 left in the contest, by Hightower, Cook and Charlie Ci,ambrrs Solo. Willjim I 0 7. Oviedo took the lead for the last Williams. The Lions were SmaIlinç 0 00 Tot els J17 43. time when Clennie Patterson unable to hit from the outside Oe II 16 1i 11- is sank a pair of foul shots, APoiIa late an the contest. 16 16 12 19-43 After that, the Blue Darters Cook led all scores wi th 23 The next time down, center the other in 3:41, and Mills, seeded second, drew a John Hightwer duplicated the bye and inned his foe in 2:50. Rich Arnold of Orlando Jones, seeded first in the task and the Blue Darters were Brantley. on top by three, 52-49. 'Iedo's Sam Hone, L}mafl's ug Peters, ' Cook, who has played in the Nike Brantley's Vernan Prevatt and Lake howell's I Continued On Page 2-1 s ha dow of Hightower until this Year, got loose for a couple of baselinejumpersandjtwasafl Key: lUth op Moore ( BM). Boone 7 ci Smith loin, DatuM IBM) bye, Forman JWP), over except the shouting. (C) dec 10 (10) (B). Colonial (C). Edgewatc'r (Ed), Barnes (0*) dcc 156 Brand 133-Pound Class: Michael (WP) (Ed), kun?eiman lIP), Otf,n ( BM) The lionswere able to close it Unlimited Class: AbramSon (LU) der it Mfl's iOvL Barrett (LU) Evans (Ev). Jones ( )). Lake P,ttr* (Li bye. Prevatt (LA) P I 2 byC p 0 Pic'prr tORI, RohIting (WP) back to 59-55 sith 41 seionds Brartley (18), Lake Howell ((.0 ) dsqilf;c.,t on (oiler (Ed). C',er Price (C), Halt (WP) dcc 10 Carson 141 Pound Class : Lent (LI p 3 10 bye.Alir,qht (L)cj ec 21 Leila (Ed). (OR) ti.' 170 DeIi (SC). Camp Lyman IL I. Oak Ridge (OR). (Lvi, West Isi dcc $3 Slenkamp we'flelanCi (Ed) left when Eddie Browdy .POPe if P)dec 12 10 Arnold (i) p 7 II Wilielt (TP), Mills bell Otceola (Ot).Ovldo(Ov), St Cioud (A), flarfon (114) bye (U o 370 Atkinson 1Ev) flrarorff (114). Pippin (13) p 3-10 Is) by". Sutton (Lv) dec pumped one in From the corner, 71 Lavelle (SC), Seminole IS), Trinity Prep 127-Pound Class: fifth (Lv) P P,Aôttit Ii). Franklin (LB) p 141-Pound Class: lute, (SC) p lOS (SC), Hest Ill) I? Winiu* (LH), (VP). winter Park IWP). But then Cook broke the press C.o<'1rr s 10111. Howarth (LI p I 5$ kojIr (C). Jones (WP bye. Oiitman tOy), Hammons (C) p 21 flake (C) dcc 151 lrcJitott (OR) for an easy lay-up and Pete s s icnson liv). Houser (U) det Pi,ntIeql (Ed) dcc 126 Filter (SC), Alien (OR), Weller IWP) p 113 Team Standings 123 kirk;afrIck IS). Coffman IBM) Lang (L ) p 1 30 Ankeny (Ov), Majori(Os), Nickeqson Chambers scored on a fast (IlMip I - SI Second Round Results cl.'ç 172 ROuse' ( C) Nickerson 1DM) dec II 1 Ctebecq Calloway IS). Dewberry (Lv) p 3 00 break at the buzzer, After Two Roundt (10), (Ia,trn IOR) bye. lr.nccy H om an (S() 145-Pound ats: Lent IL) 23) 101 Pound Class,',):i,• ii vi 10 dt-c (TOt b i' liii L8 p 3 7 QuIa i'k' g.ime vas played in a Popi IT P7. Franklin (LU) p 3 02 Ill-Pound Class: Zayas tO-vI p S OCash IS), Pyoi (LIp I 77 1,35, LB 33. Lv 75's, WP 16' a, UM (0*) Howell Pippin ID). Hanimont championship atmosphere. The (Cl dec 9 i 5 79 Miller (OR), Smith (SC) bye. (Ed). Anderson (WP) dec ISO Dre.ter II' a. Ov l, C 1), 8 10' ,OR 9'.,. SC 179-Pound Cla*s: Davis (LU) p flerfild (Cl iwPi Ocwber ry (Lv) dcc c 61 Riddle ( D), crowd Peters (LII). Savas (Ov) p .37 was standing-room I,, Ed 7) j, S 6. Os 3' a. III S . .1 A. 5- 70 Stewart Ii), Philpot (OR) dcc S'ptc is N,c5rrscln 1DM) FpiI1?1 iOs) dcc 13 6 Telirow (AM). (Ov) TP I and. Oviedo was IS i Ic"nson (B). Crenshaw (TP) Oliver (Lv) p 310 Schmidt well 131-Pound Class: Zayas (Os) p (Ed), IO$Pocnd Class: Gray (C) dcc 13 bye, Clullo (tIM) dcc 40 Andrew Abbott (LI bye, represented by its boosters. 2 36 Smith (SC), (Os) Perry (LII) 93 bye. OWarcI (OR). Anderson (WP) fOrfeit First Round Results (LII), Leiure (1) p I IS flrddy Luttlnger (WP) dcc 4 Riley (18). rahlston (LII), Schuster IL) 4L?? Benefield ( C). Oliver (Es) dcc 61 On Apopka side, the band and p (Ov). Beaumont (Os) bye, Bryson Lutlinger (WP) dec 100 fans kept up steady stream of 4 101-Pound Class: Wilde (Es) p (3) bye, V011c'nweid (Lv) dm III 7 174-Pound Class: Smith (SC) p MannIng (Os). Simi (LB) default Abbott it 1. or,atkins Ii), Rein (Ed)dec 123 Coocen (Lv) Perry Ill1l 1 - 15 Morgan W. Cash ( S) Lye. Post (SC) music and noise. Kerr (Os). Driskell (B) p 4 4S ItO Pound Class: Smith (SC) dec Ill-Pound Class: Home' (Os) p 14o*eli (Ed) bye, Payas IL) P I 3S 125-Pound Class Myrr'. tOy) der flailey (iv), tiuffk,n (If) p 1 'S II 3 Rt'-tS ltd) t3Ljtfkin (LU) p3 On the floor, the teams 3 39 ltatura (El m ) Peters (L ) ¶ms (011) , A nderson (WV') I) yr, 90 Lvoir (Os), Michael (WP) bye. MIOflOVI th (1 14), Clayton (L) p I 39 Farne (Os). Prevatt (10) p responded with outstanding Peter s(LH) p 33 Turner (Os). Siple Cotter (Ed) dcc 47 Sander* (S i , Morgan dec 7) ()riSI, c'll ( D), Clayton (LI p I 5' ( C.), Copeland (OR) p 5.15 HaIl (WP). tiart on (10) p 474 West Copeland (OR). WeIlt 1Ev) dcc 61 4 play that saw the lead swing SavM Barrett (LU) p3 40 Pkrwj)on (B). Sanje'r ( S). lsota ( BM) dcc 10$ (5) Isola (tIM) 1 AM) y)dec$7Tetenbaum(TP)' 0cc 14 3 Lankford (DI Cirer (OR) p 1 06 Higgins (Cl, Catwen (Os), Wells (Lvi p .71 Swell back and forth in the first 17?Pound Class: Birch (Lv) dcc III Pound Class: Bc.achman (Ed) )OLPowsdCiass; Gray (C) dec70 Dlong (SC) dec 96 Shrink (LII). (TP) Fj,nqmq (C). Davis ILBI Ill Jones (WP). Lang (1) period before the home tcam Hart (SI Ward (OR) dcc 73 Miller Atl,flsOfl (iv) bye. Campbell IL) P 11$-Pound Class: f.srqman C . r ev (Os), Human ( L) P I 39 Pentierl ([dl. tI'ck'rscin DM dcc uc. rIs,om FL 14i bye. Andcrwn 3 IS C,)cke dIM). came out oh top, 16-14. diSqualifIcation tisns lu, 8n 20 (layton (ON). Hill (1131 p 1 l) Wilson (LV) p302 (WP( p 13 Mafro (Os), Schuster lll - PoundClass: t dte'r (SC) p3 $ 2 rfl$fl (Ed) p 57 Adams IS), In the second period, Kersey rraisce'y ( iP) Workman (WPI. ( fourth place and finals were held Saturday. Of the 2.3 wrestlers, 19 are from Lyman and lake \ \, • Friday. SIt?evo tops with Girls denim leans Special LON( WOOl) Twenty-three Se minole County wrestlers advanced to the semi-finals of th e District IV Wrestling Tournament at Lyman High School - semi-crew necks Rib knit polyester Wlii$, navy, red and yellow, Size 4to6X,7to14 1088 A wide range of one P10CC dress styles and two piece pants sets All in attractive 7 "- •". Lyman, Pats Head Distri ct I) 7'V round action of the District IV Wrestling Tourn ament at Lyman Friday. • Special 6 Brantley's Jeff Davis, on top, struggles to keep his opponent 00 th e mat.. In seco nd (Herald Photo by Gordon WillIamson) - ,,.d straight rebound baskets. . - kids riding to school, period when they opened up an eight-point lead, battle of the 2 for $5 with diverticulosis improve markedly hen they get their boe1 potilem.s licked and that usua lly requires Increasing the bulk in the diet. Sometimes a you? complete bowel training No, I'll stick to my statement. progrn is also necessary. The nutrition problems In the who want more In. Th (iufl(ry have rhanged fonnatiori (iii using bulk in the dras tically since before World diet and bowel training for this War It. That has a Lot to do with condi tion can write to me at the change in the incidence of p 0. Box 1551, Radio City heart and vascular disease. The Sta tion, New York, N.Y. 10019 same can be said for physical and ask for the booklet on activity as fart of the life style— dlverticujoags. Send 50 cents to We eat more and richer foods cover coats. and exercise less as a society, and it bciuns each day wi th Ui.' 8 r J Women' s uniforms. - better? You won't when you find out I was nei ther born nor raised on a Kansas farm and walked from one to two miles to a one-room school until 1 9 at the beginning of World War if. j can't speak for what you had in yotr community, but I can assure you that in the '30s many farm kids salked to school and 3 88 brown with printed floral design Sizes 5-108. 3 crepe outsolo. White urethane; sizes 6-10 M. 5-108. Tt'A?1 r%r ur"An un. LAMl$—M a native Hoosier born in 1912 1 Nolwfv_..j'in .., r'iwit. i. d.3 narrow-minded, provincial and Just plain ignoran t about the U.S.A. outside the limits of their own cement jungle as New Yorkers. You includedl looped learner sandal, Crossed-band wedge sandal with natural Sturdy wide strap thongs in brown or white. Sizes 59 Steve Jones and Hightower APOPKA After tying But Oviedo cazr. hack with added 13 points a piece while Oviedo for the Orange Belt six points in the ast 90 seconds Chambers scored 10. Conference championship last of the quarter o trail by two at Robert Borksoki led the year, the Apopka Blue Darters intermission, Oviedo's scoring parade wi th 19 won the 74-75 title out-right Despite Cook's easy tip-off, points and Patterson finished Friday night when they break-a-way basket, the Lions with l6, but most important was defeated the Lions 6345. roared back in the beginning of the fact that Patterson was held Except for a spurt by the Blue the third period to take the lead to two free throws in the crucial Darters midway in the second when Patterson scored three fourth period. aggressive Blue XF - _____ ! -" :L - - •- - - - - - 40 r / / to .. ' s--- • - Darters crashed the boards with devastating resul ts. In the first (h'jedo's l(obt'it Borkoski battles an .p'apLi Blue Darter for a three and a half minutes th ey rebound, I herald Photo h Lee Geiger) �28-Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL sunday, Feb.. 175 14 - - I SCOREBOARD M Jai I By CHUCK MCCLUN Herald Correspondent -- - Results Kansas CiIyOmaha at Cleve land Orlea ns at Atlanta WM Jewell 71. Tarkio 70 Cutver Stockton $7, Parkside riDe 406%venges tarly Loss Revenge was the name of Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. III. ~ i f i SPORTS BRIEF . The in upped Seminole's even with Boone at the outset. A 10-point show by minuteskn,ttedthescoreat58. record to 12-1 1. Boone's Mike Heckman Washington led Seminole's 58. Seminole's Fred Washi ngton bu cketed 10 points In the first second quarter comeback and An acrobatic baseline move scored 37 points - his best quarter and ended with 16. the Tribe finally took the lead by Corso gave the lead back to pe rformance of the year. The 6Heckman sparked a Boone 25-24 with 2:17 left In the half on Se minole. Phoenix at Golden State Washington at Portland . " un - , ABA Standings rep Troubleshooters IN :~ Seminole High School's game Friday night. -, DubuQue IS. Luther 71 FPIOAY NIGHT 6 plvotman also grabbed 12 surge eai'ly In the second period Mickey Pringle's field goal. Washington canned The Seminoles revenged a 76- rebounds, Wrn Penn 57. Simpson sd FIRST - Doubles, Spec. 7 Sunday's mes -' that resulted in a 20-11 adSOUTHWEST 56 set ba ck to Boone a month Boone managed only eight Seminole's final four points as Chicago Philadelphia. WastIingtontos.seJfn seven 0f van ta ge. But th Sfigham Young u. Colo Alterdi St atlernoon 19 40 111141 6 40 5 e braves went points in the quarter and the Tribe extended Its margin ago, stopping the Braves 64-59 the Tribe's final I I ECharm Elena 500 2 10 3 7 first quarter cold for three minutes and Seminole took a 29-2G halftime to five points at the buzzer. New York at Boston, after at the minole gym. Montana 55 Gonlaga Se . . points to keep the home team Seminole pulled to within Ica Per el noon TV 540 4 • one Utah 61, Wyoming 44 advantage Brown follow ed as Cluinitia (2 si s7s 6o W hington Los Angeles at Detroit. after Montana st ?s ioaho 69 Perfec la is 7) Soo 10 NEW ~= Seminole could not move out in Seminole's noon ._~ FAR WEST SECOND-Doubles. Spec. 7: Buffalo at Seattle, afternoon g front more than eight points in with 14 points. UCLA 67. Oregon St 10 Ogwra Alhr'rdi 1520 570 1020 t Pc rt!n Southern Cal $1 Oregon the third quarter, outscoring Seminole travels to Seebreeze Eddy I mix Nev Las Vegas A It. I hi S ' . . . Lyman Uria M'ueI the Braves 18.17 for a 46-4 seau lead IUCaU4J fl,11, . , meets 4ry S.Calif - -s 12 4) 13300 after 18 minutes Wednesday and hosts Win te r 14 2) 40 1 ______ 0 Washington and nnfluy [lark : ____ _____ Friday. Big 0 (2 3 with 7 1 5163 o THIRD- Doubl Spec 7 Brown scored 16 of Seminole's The district tournament Is set Archa Pere: , I 's 11 6 6 40 $ pOifl third quarter Feb 0-fl East Division r: Elor:a I - -540 1105 and Boone teamHeckman III W I Pd. 08 - Beitia 500 BOONE Handwork 937$ Heck New York • 39 Ii flo G ni5a Is s) UI 40 -. mate Richard Handwerk rn3flII16;Co,4O$;McCQ,lIOO . Jacksonville Lee 41. Jackson Kentucky 37 14 725 1 Prrfecta (I SI $14400 co mbined for 11 poin ts in the 0. Hutsell 7 0 1; Martin 276. 1 viIl Stanton 55 St Louis 30 31 '170 19'i FOURTH- Doubles, Spec. 7: ______________________________ . _____ 4' - r_________________________ Repass I 0 7; Johnson o • . Tota l Jacksonville Englewood final quarter lilluA it was IICCk. 60. Memphis Cacho Juan 15 3$ 213 21 1110 $40 660 $ Jack 72 is 39 so nville Parker 53 Virginia :i -.'eta, 4 I Larri Beriooa 12 10 23)26', man's two-pointer that gave " SEMINOLE Brown $ 4 14; S"th . !._ . Jacksonville Woltsom .n,.'--: Wiit Division Bba3 Alberdi S 60 BoOne 0 11, Pringle 306; Gray $02. -i 56-54 lead with 3:34 to Lake City Si Denver 4) 13 766 Qunlela 171)14760 I I . Wshingfon IS? 37; Corso $31 acksonsvllie play. Ribault 6$. San Ant ' ____________________________ 35 21 .593 fz Ptffftta (I 2) $164 10 Totals 25 $161 % Jacksonville Raines " ; ' Indiana But Utji 23 77 at 16 .--_ two Daily Double 11 0) Slit 60 I I xl:~_ points, Heckman fouled for the Rome Jackstnwllle Technical 42 . . am San Diego Santi Ramon 2i 2s 37s n I? 60 520 4,70 $ -Seminole It 11 17 III-4.11 Jack sonville Episcopal fifth time and left the game. $2. Friday's Games RllbaoMuguer:a 1140 S 30 6 Crescent City 67 Indiana lii, Vrgina 106 ,-. Fret throws )% Washington S 4) t .s p cc .' ,r - r C.rc-rge 5). t-e. ',cr III, P,'t- fçh 11 - . . . -- - and John Corso iLl (hi.' Iiuxt to Oud C't '.knfl UnIversity Christian S-I 73 Sunday, Feb. , 115-3B age ' ,' ' ,'nr,n&, inc NFL rug Dismissed, Avoiding trouble is the name of the game in golf. But David Shellenberger, below, and Vince Gallo, right, found it n last week's Mayfair Open. (Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) Celtic Streak Ends Roxie Ann Called 'Con Woman' The Boston Celtics finished their latest serenade Friday night but the beat goes on for the New Orleans Jazz. While the Celtics' 11-game National Basketball Association winning streak suffered a 98-95 demise at the hands of the Philadelphia 76ers, the Jazz hit the road for the 28th time ...and for the 28th time the road hit back. This time, the bad guys were the Milwaukee Bucks and the bad numbers were 119.98. ST. LOUIS (AP)-"I'm sure Roxie is going to write a bOok on this-she'll make a million dollars,' a f ederal lfrIlg official said Friday as he di smissed as unsubstantiated a young woman's al legations th at the a ct ed as a drug courier- for professional athletes. A innth4ong investigation by the Drug Enforcement '\drninistra( ion fail ed to support an of th e statements madi by Roxie Ann Rice ln%oving National Football League players, said Thomas H Maher, special agent In h charge. Describing the 19-year-old St. Lo uis woman as a very good con woman" and an experienced impersonator, Maher said she "used" the NFl players in a two-month odyssey latelast season that tookher to I6citIes. Maher said the feder al investigation has "determ in ed th at her movemen ts and In volvements with members of the NFL were not concerned with drug activity. ~ ~ 1 Johnston Shuts Out KC ' '-? I -. I __ . _ :~. ~- ~7 T -L - . -1 ~, I - I ~ 1 The Kansas City Scouts fired 25 shots at Ed Johnston Friday night but they were all blanks. JOt UISOfl and the St. Louis Blues' fierce defense made sure of that. "Our defense played much better tonight, they didn't leave me stranded," said Johnston after recording his 3(*h National Hockey League career shutout, a 5-4) (lecusI(r1 over the Scouts ' , Sari Antonio 101. Denver 96 Kentucky 115, San Diego ill Saturday's Games St Louis at Indiana Memphis vs. Virgin, Hampt Kentucky at Utah Sundays Games Indiana at St L ou is. after Perfecta Leo' 114190 Palatka South 42. Orange S IXTH- Doublis. Spec 1 Park 61 Zarre 17 10 $10 I Jacksonville Bolles 59. Clay A1. 4ana Perez 1250 A!A~a Sanchez Soo 2 Zalowin 61. tnteclochen 4-S Cu n'Cl, (6 2) 117 10 Cu Jacksonville Kennel 69. Pertecta (I 6) 573) 90 McClenny 51 SEVENTH Doubles, Spec 7: Jacksonville Regency 67, St. Urza Aguirre S 10 1 10 5 L..rri Sanchez 100 3 CneIa (25)54560 Perfecta (7 SI 1106.50 EIGHTH- OoubI.t. Spic 7: frc5taMuguer:a1$ 60 Sala Miguel 7 DO 4 60 I 5 00 7 ce Ptrt? is 1) $14400 PAIIaI'W - CiI t ", Pitt 1: 12.60 7.00 4 00 2 Zarre 7.DO 5.00 I Sala 4.60 6 Ouinleta 12$) 547.20 Me? )3 Jacksonville Forest 76. Jack %onle Sa nd alwood S-I West Nassau oi, Palatka Cen tral 57 Fernandina 71, Live Oak 50 rd o7 Trenton Greenville 56. Mara $ Bradenton Manatee 73, Largo Ar(,db DrSo'o 41. 119 Perfect& 112 9) Snyilo TENTH- Sln9lft S pec?: Mtnch.a I '? 60 540 .4.00 7 Muguerra 100 1 20 5 Santl 3 Dog Results Division 1 Rengrs2l 16 10 64 216 171 2 1 10 $ 10 $ 00 340 3.10 -7 - . - ", - -. .. , I - - -- .. - . _. 13 32 6 32 $36 220 11 31 7 29 130 72) .-:_ ; .: .: - - Gibbons OT St Thomsi A4uhsij 6$ HaIlandaJC . Riyerje Mu, Phoenix Minnesot a 1 Sa turday's Games . •$ School t $9. Palm t Phoenix i neso ta M n Pine Crest $9. Dade Chrtsrian Vancouver Sundays Games Plt-* England at Vancouver. afternoon Indianapolis Cleveland at Tor onto 0 i' ' Easter Conference Atlantic Division OVIEDO - Fa II, Lyman, Patriots 54-46 • Area Bowling TWII 1 .Or flui,-4 I Oft -,- Z i" SPARE PICK-UPS LoiS FO!giOnqi 5 7. Sot CeynowS$ tO EvtRogero3 to. Evelyn t4izitl $0, Marion 3-10, Dottie B'S: 2 0. Dot Lee 1 ' ' LI//I' An ers F* 11 Ice - I4U .1 Fat- ella ft ( ,j5.(191. 4 .:.- .. . I - 4 ,.. '*" . . . __ I- __ . * 1. , .,i . --_ . - - i''' I _ '- -- * - - , . . I . - , - '• - " . .. . . - - - - • .-- I& I .. _ - i . . 4.3 _ ---A-_ _ - '1 • - I . .•. - .._ - . - - - •_. -A-- - ,-"-A---', --- - i_-- - -------- -, I- .- -. - -- -a- P 0 - . I . • . I ..=..-.-?_±.__.- - . _____ ____ __________________ ______ __________________ ____ w- SWELL _- L,.__. , 10 ) II if, -. - . Suut ; i i : ______________ __________ ____________ _______________________ r _____ - -. __________ .-_________ - , __________ ¶ . p _ =_ ~.6,__ you p l , hel fl, 1'k'-:-,, I. I '. , P.04 0 '1 :': __ 1, ______ ___________________ Norman Blakey displays his lour-pound bass. .4 - - .1. ;. ~: - 14I .- nn '1 L . I wui ... - SALZ . ~- , ;_ _. -. i A __ 1i - . - _____i - fttti CllUllS '-xi ' 13 .t; ' ( ' '-' 3, ' '.14 Corduroys P1 & knits. In fashion colors. While they last! , iu't hi - - - . ' - -A---. - - __________ . , ' - - -- - - '- :. "I - - I ?i k N! 14 I - / - i4 p p4 4 - .!- Itit iii I? m'lltitIql% (ffllhIL't'.i tL(' OPEN 10.9. MONDAY-SATURDAY (- (i 1iI1h.'tI)IVs' '.ik'm'i I ' - .. ..... .3 I. - Sanford, Fl., 32771 1 1 01Ylt L 32•0285 - 1i I SANFORD PLAZA HWY. mq SANFORD 2417 S. French Ave. Zoological Society to aid construction of the new Zoo. The rheck represents the net proceeds from the ssurlIcn' mini-tournament, held prior it the Dellona Open. Left to right are Emily Crab, Caroline White, Robinson, Kastner and Deltona Pro Buck Gladden. I Herald Photo by P'annrite Fdwards .• i , - or long jacket. th1tt it Li'.t I, ,, m-f'-. 3,'.' ha', inq I'eet' kn u I ft r fast. s..'i\,&' - : 14 - Short Smile, you're with Safeco '' Kay Jesset', third from left, presents a cheek for 11,500 to Dr. Jerry RoWnsu and Harold Kastner, fro. chairmen of the Dritona Open Golf Sponsor ('ommittee, that will be given to the Florida Central - , i It I -- Stf.'( i V!.-- - ar Ti 1("4'tlt S,ift'in Lt' .ltI'-.i' it *itf,'t. tIll - 1- 13 ':iIt,tt. m' )1,111 t,11!i '1(11 1 t! to'i,itli:i Al Id i ii' d itt.' Ii"I tl III )4'-. ,il'itii ii / ZOO POT _, 'l ______ "111 --ike to show you the best auto insurance plan available' -' GOLD SPONSORS - ;4Leisuie illf ____________________________________________________ 1% - -1 '' _.___., ______:.-- - - - -- I ~! A f * . 1 0 J)fl( V% t114' 'It iffc-, S.tfk't-. ) L)('('.h;-'' S fi_'() re,.t'J,,' '-si )L11t'tl1iI)i It' ff.' It %., 1- Iii hk' to ) kt It ø.( Ill.' (I*.'t,ll!'5 h- n -. _ ' '-S - 11. A . r q4-- 3225 o, OAJi(,X) j., 37805 $11.9 I, ' _____ ___________ "' MEN'S WEAR i I" - . 1 Ph. 425.8695 IF ( ' - I 1! I 5 14 Al . a David Craig led Crooms with 28 points.The C.1 lre'hman hit l24•15 from the floor arid f our of-four from the free throw li ne . Teammates Da '-4 Wiggins gg and Tim Sta ten added 13 and 11 respecti vely. 4 ,t',l.%ti.' M*SW - - . - Sal *11 IIHI / - - l3iitifl ) " , I ~ ____ :-:.-; , . tat I liii _ ------------' -If - - Such Sits........... .0 - ~"O' - II I((' (Ii Ill I SSrkU "I'm not at liberty to say," he to _______________ ____ ^. 6- winot-row, ooass we protests. Then he grins and Riley said the terrific speck season Is luring anglers from building's advertising agency. grins. all Parts of the country this year. - --- - ---xyunu - i ShORT MAN! 4 There were Many other catches too numerous to list. anglers are using artificial lures, the other half sticking to live shiners. The Seamen party brought In a string of 75 mixed specks and bream. Randy and David, sons of the Flakes, are getting plenty of redbreast bream, an•d Mickey came up with big ills last Manager of Wekiva River Haven Camp, George Qeney, reported g(Kid strings of brearn from the lower end of the river. The largest catch was 82 by one party. Another had 36. The butter cats are biting now - one string of 24 was brought in. An eight pound bass was landed on a live shiner last week. George predicts the big bass will be spawning by the next f ul l moon. Owner of Hiley's Camp on Lake Jessup, Lo well Hiley, said speckled perch are still "hot" through W edneay. Some representative catches were O.L. 'burn and C.W. Thinpscn of Ferndale, 17; Sylvester Redding of Orlando. limit - ft, T - • ,, . .arn p, '.ieraia and Charlotte DeJong, reported the percentage of roe shad was high as beats out Monday brought In about 20 shad. Tuesday's catches were the same and Wednesday picked up with around 60 shad landed. Some nice bass are coming in, the largest weighed in at ten pounds. There is no schooling activity yet. C.O. Penny, manager of the Marina Isle Camp, reported that shad trolling was good early in the week but slowed down wi th the bad wea ther Th ursday. Jim Blythe, owner of the Plaza Sports Shop, repwW that Chuck Muse and Cliff Nelson took 15 bass - two to two and a half pounds each - between Osteen Bridge afid Lake Monroe last Saturday using "Sonar" plugs. Manager of Camp Seminole on the Wekiva River, Mickey and Sharon Flake, reported that Bill and Irene Hawkins took limits up to seven pounds. Others sharing in the bass action were Mr. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Nuber, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Earlywine, Mr. Simpson. John Reed is back in the camp and catching W share along iii NOW! , Crooms won Its seventh basketball game agai nst two setba cks Wednesday night, tia ,if I Dl.:: t:,. ti •k tIi LAIIIVII PIWI r - I (YiOi//J Ar ~ Defeats Osceola 4.' Camp noted that speckled perch are still good and brearn are -' fouls. Taylor P,erson 20, 19 Crooms 4,,, Bluefish and big chan nel bass are in the surf around Sun. Ir. Mrs. Leona Barnhart, oi er of the Osteen Bridge Fish fl!t" to L. 713 10 ;t e C iq ,;;1t' - HiNeaaqj - Libia W"etere,d $71. Afire Uer,rririr. 717 Lih, Wi'iifttàd M. Elaine G 6$ Generation Gip - Mii(i Htndik 497, Dot Button øo. out Button 194, Mary Henderson Its, fie* f. - //If Eve Roge'ro 426. Evelyn Pdii,e 4)6 Evefyn DeMattio 164, Eve Po.cjevq 154 Late Toyota - John Futrell 533. .iar'-' )7). B.', Strp.r'- in ','tt I5Sweefwatsr Oaks - Pot MCEVIIIY ItS (areJ '4asrt 49, Maril,r fIrrnrigharn 200. Cerot Hasstl 190 Sheotis Stars - Audrey Boldqtr 361, Kathy Cooper 443. Phyllis W1sh III, Kathy Cooper $74 Jie RQcAIng - Ed Hoffli flfff";Fit Chandler M; Ed Home fh, Nuggets. Flagler Beach Pier by anglers using c up bluefish for halt. Trout and snook were plentiful in Tomoka River and Tomoka Basin and aheepshead drum, trout and bluefish were caught from bridges In the Daytona area. Sailfish are thick off Ft. Pierce. Three boats had sails on at the same time. Plenty of some king fish and a few waiwo were landed last week-end. . Merle Keller, manager of the Main Street Mer in Daytona, reported a run of huge drum on Wednesday. The largest landed aLso landed. r' --, On inur&wy morning, more big drum were hooked and more lines broken. Plenty of "eating size" drum were landed, with sheepshead, whiting and a few bluefish. In the In let, sheepshead up to seven and eight pounds were common. Kent Gibbens, owner of the "Tackle Box" in South Daytona reported that Jeanie McMichae landed a six-pound trout on a "Johnny Rattler" plug off the Port Orange Causeway. second, and Jeff Davis of Lake Brantley . seed ed won two matches. lsure pinned his foosin 1:45and 5:15 and Davis pinned in 5:20 and won a 174 dec ision. Top seeded Steve Lang of Lyman and Brantley's thirdeed Bruce [fill had two pins each f pound class. was the eighth in the last 16 games for the once-sizzling Wayne Brady,ownerof the Fishin' Hole Bait and Tackle .1 It ..__ -- -' "I &.)H1Ufl, seeae AMERICA SANFORD Knights of Colvmbvs Women old. 0 bluefish caught by Ralph Simas in surf south of the old Coast Guard station, A large catch of theepshead in Ponce Inlet was hauled in by tkb Newman and [)r. Bill Rape. They used live shrimp for bait, Gordon Butcher and Ken McIntosh landed 49 king mackerel trolling with Rebel plugs and Drone spoons outside of Ponce DeLeon Inlet. ,, lotted, if not warmed, by the May there's going to be hell to Translation: itwillbeonthetax knowledge that the Superdome pay. bill of generations still unborn. There might be better ways to will be ready for occupancy haThe thing finally will be At this hour, the structure is spend $1 million than on a when the festival returns to bi ta ble on May 1, the f irper cent complete and the temple of pleasure, but the deed New Orleans. st attraction being an ice show. only occupants are a nock of is done and the Louisiana The literature distributed to Betterlate than never. It was to pigeons. The birds havea fancy Superdome crouches in the visitors declares the Super. have been completed last June roost and lots of room to stretch business district of New dome was "founded on the and the Super Bowl was their wings, The dome riseatoa Orleans like a giant waterbug. principle and the belief that we awarded to 1N'ew Orleans on that height of23 n feet, the equivalent Those of us who shivered In inhabit an age when even premise. of a 27-story building. The roof the biting cold which ac. tomorrow is in danger of obThe opening was delayed for area is 9.7 acre& companied the ninth Super solescence." the usual reason: strikes and It will ha ve a seating capacity Bowl football game at tacky I'm not sure what that means, jurisdictional disputes. If of 76,000 for football (the New Tulane Stadium were corn- but if the dome is obsolescent in no thing else, vast amoun ts of Or leans Sai n ts a nd Thlane), energy were saved. The air 18,886 for basketball ( the New conditioning equipment weighs Or leans Jazz) and 60,543 for . ons. re are mi es baseball (for a team now known of electric wiring and 15,000 as John Ocet. light fixtures. Levy, executive director of This, in a word, is an amthe dome, looks smug when he bilious under taki ng. The daily declares New Or leans soon w of 50 on Monday; O.W. Speed and wife, Mildred of Townsend, , ; "Os d0 lk* d 111443(11 kdUe (iu., e ba ui busy or empty, is estimated at franchise, but declines to give Sum Darlington and Lloyd Young of Orlando, Gardner '*000 specifics. and H. Bianco of -Chicago, 15 In half a day using artificial lures. " The LouWana Superdome is The Denver Nugets ar e th reatening to turn Into foo l's urs ouis iana Purchase By JACK MUI(PIIY The Herald Services Nuggets Bad Gold Friday night's 101-96 loss to the San Antonio L New PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)-Th ere was a rather istiul quality to Don tIles' voice as he observed: "I feel thtIt somewhere along the way !de5r%.eo win 0fl" fie hasn't yet. in six full years on the pro golf tour the slender, soft-spoken, 37-year-old Bies has won more than 1280, 000 in prize money-but he has yet to collect a title. flwya.- c Tcp ded Al pha Franklin of La ke &anflej and Lyman's fourth-seeded Tom Lent pinned theli in the 148-pound division and No. seeded , Howar th p in ned his two opponents In the 141.pound class. Lake Brantley's Lec the moved to the semt4inais with a pin in 3:40 and a disqualification, and Lyman's No. 3 seed Guy Campbell pirmed his challengers in the 13&-pound class. - Surpasses Miller Bies 0 IIlCafls. • MIAMI l AP) - Doug Swift, who played last year for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League for less than $30,000, has signed a new lourycar contract which club sources say is worth $80,000 a year. Lead Human, seeded first and second, won two matches to remain undefeated in the I88.pound division. Davis p inned in 1:37 and 41 seconds and H uman wrestled to 1.0 win and a 1:53 pin. I--. inuei .Undcategory,MuBuffkj0f Lake Brantley and Lyman's Jeff Cl a yton, seeded No. I and 2, moved to the semis. Both pinned their two op po nents. Jerry Zayas of Oviedo, seeded fourth, recorded two pins in the 153-pound class. Also in the 158 dIvision, Paul Fethtz of Osceola declsloned the No. I seed, Bishop loore' Mike Telzrow, 13-6. Telzrow became the top seed after Semirwle's Mike Hartwig. previously seeded first, Riordan: IP IA Swift Signs With Miami un limited class, pinned his challengers in 2:18 and 1:15 to advance to th e semi-finals. Lake Brantley's Craig Davis and Lyman's Jerry Jim Pritchard, a 6.2 Carroll, a 6-i) 10th grader, and its first confrontation with sophomore, led Lake Howell flay flykoski, a 6-3 sophomore, varsity competition In three with 15 voints. Teammates Tim added 10 points apiece. weeks, felt the sting of age and experIence Friday night, losing to Taylor Pierson 54-46 f Bill Heavy Howell hardwood. Lake Howell, composed of t Continued From Page 1'B) ninth and 10th graders, fell Ills time. a product of the pampered American system be hind 17-2 in the first quarter '1 mother-guided junior tennis, the ultunate spoiled and never recovered. American teenager. And it works.*, The Silver Hawks, however, In ether words, summer tennis leswns in the park, fought ba ck to outscore Taylor and plenty of unbridled attention. Pierson in the final periods, 44Of th e havoc Riordan and Connors are ...... .' . wreaking J4. nu we wiue nrst quarter w ithin in t ernational tennis, PLAYBOY quotes Riotdelicitwastoo large a mountain tkin. '1 just want to keep the game 'net." to le. And how ds he "keep the game honest?" "I Play the heavy," Riordan tells PLAYBOY. "I'm TAYLOR PIERSON 4 likeArnold Hothsteth, the twenties gangster: I'm 17,WhIIiamt 106. Rolle II . alwa) S stamhig in doorways, whispering in someone's Greenland 011. C Williams 4 1 9. ear. George 30a. SthuIev OS S Gi lbert $7 .1 Tof 70 II $4 And just what wi'uld he be whispering? LAKE HOWELL Carroll 3.1 10 My guess is it would be promises of hamburgers Pritchard 55 IS, Hkosk. 4710, and malts and racquets and Rolls. Of victory and Meadows 11 2 , Schmidt $07. Taylor liqn,i Lake H0w'll LPGA starting to hit. Contin ued From Page I-B) Lake Howell, In TO4.IS $7 02 46 ti Don Smith, owner of Seminole Sporting Goods, reported 15 Brumbsvgh 715, 5rmenjr 10? Win,a*peg PtoenI -at Edmonton Chicano a) 9, S-tattle 74 Saturdays Garnet Boston t New York, Tacit 44 a S*n Drgo New England at NBA Standings 119. Cit 4. Iary Academy LI Un Hawks WHA Standings e ORLAN DO - Bishop Moore teammates Chuck Chlpps, Al Hood Leads SORC played two good quarters and Cleveland and Clyde Hudson uie 10 flhiflLC were enough to nsa 14, 1 and 10 points defeat Lyman 6842 in a high respectively. FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. 1AP) - Ted flood, who school basketball game Frida y The Lyman S downed the won the America's Cup with Courageous last year, was night. Bishop Moore l0t;~ graders 60among the leaders today as an 81-boat fleet neared the Bishop Moore outscored 54. fi nish line in a 403-nautical mile Sou th ern Ocean Rang . -in 19-12 In the first period Lyman has games remaining and 18-11 in the third. L}man with Seminole and Boone before bettered Bishop Moore 21-16 in the district tournament Feb. 20are decided by officials, but flood's 40400t Robin 11 was the second and 18-15 in U 22. ___________ described by spokesmen as In an excellent position Friday rught as the yachts headed toward port at Lauderdale LYMAN: Chippi 7 0 14; Cleveland The loss dropped Lyman to Yacht Club. 60 12, Foytik 274, Hudson 34 $0. flood, of Marblehead, Mass., is the defending SORC Ln placed four players in 000 Tals 7312 67 champIon. BISHOP MOORE Connelly 11 double figures, but the efforts I3 107; Fussell 044. could not offset a 35'point Zaffran000;Gralton7ol; Stapp pe rformance by Bishop 72; Ferrell 077; Clark 13935; mooreis i C'IS Clark scored McCarthy 4711 Totals, 73 7761 0 22 of the points in the first half, Lyman Bishop Moore led 35- at Bi$hopMoore 19 14 1$ IS-Il half time. Total fouls: Lyman 20. Bishop Bernard Wright paced ooff 73 FishIng re po rts flocked in from the Sanf or d area this week Lyman wi th 18 points and Fouled out FUiI,II as anglers tested their lurk In fresh and salt water. Some of those whose luck was good are m ention ed below: - LOS Angeles at Chicago 63 tral Go - ' Bracti Academy 31 SOUTH Car&.r * rrn II Cat AS.T 76. H&v,ird 71 lOt . - ._... 1710 7.40 '60 7 N Car S-t .. . ''' 71. I 30 7 it P. Cu - . . West Palm Beach North Mon trea l 31 9 13 75 76 150 Shore 51. RIviera Beach Sun I Angeles 29 1113 71 III 11$ -.. - .-. P?1S coatt 23 19 1) 51 711 195 , -.--Detroit Melbourne 6$. Veto Bea ch 41 1329 10 34 151 211 " % . WaPitn Naples t, Clewiston 3 4 43 5 13109 771 ..,-'. -f Everglades $0. Glades Day 74 Division ' -".--..--. Buffalo wes t Palm 3.a Ii $ 74 733 $40 Beach Kings . Academy 72, Fort Lauderdale Boston F 67 738 IS6 - - __ 4 I T oronto es'mInI$er 41 20 24 7 47177 706 - -. .4. CSIlf Palm Beach Prep $7. 13 34 9 35 $44 71$ ,.. -'. Worth Christian 54) FnIdays Gem., . Atlanta 3. MartIn Cou'ity 90. sots Pa. los Angeles 1 ton Vancouv 3. Chicgo 1 St LO$JS S. Kansas City 0 Moore Haven 46. Fcc? Pierce (nlrn Pihte,.,:h i (f'i- I Saterdays Gam. Fort Pierce Indian River I Academy 11, Belle Glade Chris. New York Rangers Mon. _______ treal. afternoon \ Washington Palm Beach Country Day 117 at New Y or k _______ I5landetj Miami Westwood Christian 71 ______ St. Louis at Toronto Pensacola Escambia 79, Gulf __________ BOttOti at Detroit ___________ Breeze 69 Philadelphia at Minnesota 'pi Pensacola 71, AV Pensacola Sundays Games Washington 63 Montreal at Buffalo. after Pensacola ACademy 63. Pin nnon. TV sacola Liberal Arts 42 Kansas City at California, Pensacola Tate 41. F ort Wal. afternoon ton Beach 55 / WashIngt on at New Allqfn 11. Pace York 11111 Ringer s I Cen tury Baker $1 New York IsIandiq Seminole's Alan Silas, No.$0,and Boone's Randy Juo69, No. 53, leap for a reboad. Mark Uppere., at Bos Jay 91. F £3 ton Milton SI. Crestview $7 No. 43, and Dennis Cox, No. 23,looks on. --- - -vuw.ioa IT ATIfl?à ----'------..-----••--, Ponce dl Leon II, Bethleiam Tor ordo at Detroit College Cage I - 75 23 6 56 170 $55 Hill XC ELEVENTH, It, fl.74 "Oct. fl K'S S'mc3:r.rr 11 00 340 3 40 3 Buffalo 34 3: '.,-, 'v 3I I 7 Mystic King PtiL4deiphh 23 37 11$ 15i 3.00 et 3) 517.10 Central DIVISIOA Washingt on Perfecto (3 7) $4o. 3$ IS .717 Big Perfecto (7 S with 3 7) HOt4tOn 21 77 500 U' 17,19160 Cleveland 25 77 4) 12' -, Atlanta TWELFTH, 7-14, 0. 44.79 73 34 104 17 Nr.i. Oft'aris T'rr i'o 6 8 44 120 'tO 3 vticm'trn Ccnferr.te i .' a CrsssJak, Midwest DIvismn 540 3 ChCCOO I $1 $59 31 71 596 De'ro-t 31 ?4i 554 2 Trifrc'a 'I 5659 1,131 r. C. Omaha 79 2* 127 3 MiF*auket 73 21 -4$) * H-- $774 17 Pacific Oivii3on Gold en $t. 3) 7) 04 463 7 . 37 31 11 5 9'i Angeles L os 20 37 EAST Friday's Game's flrC,vi• 17. Dsrtmov'tt 71 Pladefmiof$, Bc-Port 5 Penn 113, Columbia Buffalo )3l, Los A ngeles W PtIrv*tØ$1 Y t4d Chicago S DeI'OI $3 H - i Philphla - . - ,' 1 . - -.•. - J ., W L T Pis OF GA I -t . Leonard 59 Weil Palm Beach For est Cardinal Tumble jet 500 110 $ Bases $302 ouinitfs f? 1) SU 10 Perfecta (7 1) $179 9Q TENTH, 1.16. A. 31.33 Manatee Clomy 930 440 3 7 Misty lilt 4o TakpO.r -- N - . Beach Cardinal Atlanta 23 20 11 57 IS3 IS] NY Newman 60. Pa hoee 55 Slind 211711 56 174 III West Palm Division 7 Beach Twin Lakes 77. Fort Pierce Central VSPCvr S9 o City Peec?a (3$) $282 SO 19_ - - NY -, I Sonitay 71. Poplar Springs 1 CPoctawhatche, 6$. Nicevilit EIGHTH. 1.16. C. 31.7$: i t' -a 4 -- East Division W L T Ph OF GA Now Eng. 21 19 7 51 170 In Cleveland n 27 2 41 14 163 Laurel Hill 63. P89ton 49 Chicago 18 31 1 11 16i "o Perfta (3 1) 14) SO Marianne 62. Panama City lndaofls 10 37 3 7311 t FIFTH, 5-14. C. 1173 Mosley 39 West Division TaP*pSguw 5.10 3.40 7.60 3 Chattahooclie. $3. TalIahas. Hojston 33 17 0 66 730 157 Ntur1Ti)en$ 5.10 3.60 $ see North Flor ida Christian II Phoenix 37 30 4 60 $92 16$ lflvitltiOn 2 60 7 Sneads 74. Alpha Mm 7? 71 1 5 I Ounbeta (3$) $27.20 Plantation 63. Cocut Creek San Diego 24 71 2 50 III 166 Perlec?a (31) 167)0 , BaIt. 13 3 9 $$7 SIXTH, J1. 8, 3ILOS: PMPA" Death ft Dillard 13 Canadian Division P&T'%Rky ;so 660 410$ Piper 75. Bd Anderson $9 .' r-oIiSipq'tr 3317 0 (4211161 1110 5407 South Plant&t ion go. Toronto 7172 7 5117019$ K's Phoete 310 4 McArthur 71 Edmonton 15 is 2 S2 165 149 Ou Inlet& f 2 S) U 1 70 Northeast 69. Fort Louder Vancvr 23 73 7 a 10 IV Perlecte IS 2) 116110 dale 56 Winnipeg 2071 2 42 150 $61 lniNulj.hlI 10.00 440 4.60 3 Novo £3. South Brcward 54 Friday's Games M Playmate 9.00 7.. $ Miramar 70. St inihan S Toronto A. Cleveland Sower Buzz $ 40 1 Hollywood Hills 71. Coon,., ., ---------. rxw tnqrana . Winnipeg 1, On1a 13$) 1)00 00 11 ' " West Palm Perfecta (3 $1 13770 Cottondale 67, Malone 63 FOURTH, 5-11, 0, 3)67 Defunhi.fr Spring Walton PIj T Pace 13 60 S 20 3 00 3 .M.reanr Dozier 31 Lithe Lila 3.40 7 I Grand Ridge 73. Quuncy Mon H / 1 Bradenton Blountstmn 0. Vernon 46 Oul'nftla 011) 11340 I; - -........ THIRD, 5.16, 0, 31.11 Rovitout S40 3.20 3-20 3 Yellow Star 3 20 3.00 $ Touch Of Hope 6.10 4 Stately '- - , At •, -. 'a rtic Trader Qrle1 (I ?) 115 $0 PCrf,). (71) 149 ) NINTH. S-IL. S. 31.84: . . Young, Austin NAPLES, Fla. lAP) - Donna Caponi Yc4lg, victorystar ve d last year, fo un d herself in a position to annex her secondstraight co nquest on th e ladies Professional Golf Association to ur today. "U Johnny Miller can do It, so can I," said Mrs. Yo un g after firing a th ree-under-par 69 Friday to tie Debbie Austin for the first-round lead in the 140-000 Naples lely tournament. at Culel. YellerBear - •-- IS I - NHL Standings Bradenton Bahone II. Lake Placid 7$ Defray Beach Atlantic 102, Jupiter 61 B Moore Dumps Lyman -- tan FRIDAY NIGHT FIRST.$.I6. A. 31.33: Wticli(fe Honey 29.50 120 1.00 I Sokol 260 2.60 7 Noble Duke 360 2 (7 I) 539.00 SECOND. $i. C, 39.41 K'sCabno 2100 11.60 11.10 4 Tiger Rut 16.10 10.60 1 Tell Doll 100 2 Quinuefa ($4) $14160 Pine?. (4-1) $502.50 P"f"om*s Petri - --' Virginia at New York. after flOOti Utah at Kentucky San A on IO at San Diego Chlcigo Pertta 12 5) $13950 Daily Double (2 2) 5151 20 ELEVENTH- Doubl*16 Spec 1: rrcha Alpi 16 20 410 350 I O-uili Juan 960 3.10 I .ritlZarre 3.00 6 Quinie'fa (1$) 13710 Pertecta (I 1) 137000 TWELFTH- DoubI. Spec 7: Erza Mencha I 12.20 910 3.10 $ Alava Muguerta 460 7-00 I C"uhO Agufrre 3 .40 1 QuinItti (3.5) 1.41 00 Perfect. (SI, t135 60 Bo 0 (1-I with III 3) 1116.40 (with all 5) 5209.20 A-j335; Handle-- 5143.01300 ' 831.9774 INSURANCE AGENCY ou r1* $wsvI*s$ ALTAMONTE MALL HWY. 43* Altamonte Springs 511111 11141I $1451 all 64$I1I 117111$ 14 . . . , - . ---..-_. . - - - , - - ___._ . .. . __________________ - -. . ' .. - . '--- - - ---.,,----- -- -. - - . - �- -- - - - - - - - — -- - - -_ - aR.SufldayHeragd Sanford, Ff. BEETLE BAILEY I ~Wm"E, A ,06TAi* n #i( Il C) I ) gAeQUET BRIDGE ~, the hear and the last two diamonds. Everyone followed. West knew from the bidding that South only held three NORTH ,K6 • Q 54 1 >1 AT W RETg, - I! / WIN I PLAY, ., ALLEY OOP %4AT )$ %)N 1...I DON'T bNO%S'\ %TTH Ou IZ F1RE, Bk3 MAN! L. "~._11 , V "e . _., - _., . 4 ' It, - . 4 by Dove Guo I %( K UNA L(X)(' TH E WMEN ARE xs' I - Well I - 'I - - , . / 3d - ' - THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sansom / SILLq "", YOU SAID OW CREDIT / % f Chic Young _. - w4S ZE \,. PWONE CALL - - SE CANT TALI( Si-4E I WELL, l Wi-4Y VULSi.lE % COULDT r S4E I . Z2-8 ' I liked the movie sian best! It was in color while the book was in '. .1 -1 \ FUNNY BUSINESS 1 - — qG ON "OW SwEr41 B ij~1111 11 III"' ( .; - C I - I % 0 . 0 tv — - r I to GOODNE CIOLSS NO 1 ri WI-tAT— . IJ \ / LIKE -. - - - 1 r — - , I 7~ "I t __ -41Oor %iZ4., -f " '_ -, -_~ 2CAMPUS CLATTER WE -MADE A SLIGHT ERROR IN . I 1 .11 1'~ __ k-, I WAR ,- ') _)" 2-8 [i - , 0 4N ...... 1. 11 (A. 61 4/ . . , 7' --,. .,- - . "I" .. . __:: 1.. ,*: :. I .: ....'.., ... - -,... - )1~ ___.. . - I \_ /-'~ 77 /.: . . ,I t.." 4 1 - T)'4 STUDENT __ . I 4 :~7_ U . N I ww's WKONEf WrM HIM9 0 V A byD.ckCovaIis I SPER RM tT AM INV WIN Mm POZEUP. , W1LON WATH ME NLIB HL4'. ____ I \ i SOMEBOCW _________ r -, , ________________ ' . - , U ETING? A - $ ~ ___ ~ CAJA ING IN IT ? A MY ARM CAU WIELP Ir ____ ~ 1_ 4 0 I , i A -A " #~ _ KNIFE-WAVI - 4* r '. ) ____ / VO ',,I& ( - )f Ad ;., ;.. p V ' - - ( / Z_I -4 - - :— VAJ WDOW FCR f by Howl. Sch.jd., I " FCx)RtAAJRR,7UMATC FWFU m - -_ 4.'. -- , I C 11~ _ Ij , -~ ItC(2~ , I a ' L_. 1 JUST * M)MNf ~ - a' - - __ - / ____j ____ o 91011111111111d i . I- T WITH . i ,# oulpt - -- -5... - -. -- - I 11 - ': i __ 'N I.,A 0 L% (. - I -Li i'\ i . r 1F , Id v09C - II WINE CUSE 6 / a ",' -/ - Zoo" would have to go. That was asadday for the ' She' ll Try ri - f .. - J L . . But It certainly hasn't always been so tame. Sail s helped Jack raise a total of 16 lion cubs in their various hurnes. She's fell and diapered a pair of chimps, Arthur and Mae. as regularly as her own children. And there have been bears and leopard cubs, llamas and fallow deer and peacocks and goats. Suzi's favorite was Jackoino, a lively and endearing spider iiivnke who was qul'e Unpoble to housebreak, but vas forgivable every time because of her sweet and winn ing ways Overall, she believes her favorite animal is the wnite tailed deer, such as the ones which roam the . - 11. longtime Sanford resident I -Im . .- - 14, . .* . F 11 I Palmer checked wi th a Pahner, was president o( the newly 11 formed Junior Chamber of . ?'z. i . . founders of the little down- : I emory back over 50 years , ., WiWams and a Sergeant I! _Vit ______ PIP- Y I .j th I nglih itpdg wil F. Smith on Oak Avenue, %%as custodian at the Elks (lubmn a two story building an yard nf their Tennessee farmhouse which Jack b wit, She'd love to live on a farm again, some (lay. Probably the most hectic tune Suzi had, was raising four of I)IIs) s lion cubs s1nt ul tan'usl) Th.i( SUSfl t esen fun 811) more," So ghed But, on browsing through old photograph albums, and seeing again those charming little creatures crow-ded in Kathaleen'. ,; crib or romping in her playpen, she relented and admitted they were beautiful — if a handf ul s fir b itti deen, shi mslsls she (1 not irnpls like — I*; Xs said to have done some rum running and 'shi ,niuggling in his day.) , But that has nothing to do itti the zoo What was important to Paliner's story, was that a is 'isen toC by friend ' trwu the carnisal C' kept the monkey at the Elks b d she losed them' One alarming incident h ed when a Ii b - supposedly a cub - wTived in a large crate from Miami. Expecting a tin y eight-week-old creature to be caged within, Suzi and Jack proceeded to open the crate In their kit chen. be expected, it made a lot of friends — but it also (Teated a lot of distur. bance, particularly if t te cks Suddenly, with a roar, a ferocious, 60wund half. grown lion lea ped out at them. Suzi found herself on the kitchen table wellding a ineat cleaver in self-defense, and Jack was M top of the refrigerator with only an :ron coal hanger for a weapon. Persuading the lion back Into the tTd e was no easy matter. ' - Ih Undeterred. however, Suzi 6- looking forward to playing foster mother to the two Bengal tiger cubs Jack lfc's just not the same without a few exotic animals Intl. iles S. , -1 - ______ I So the monkey was hinded over to Fire CNef Mack Cleveland Sr. and his itarn in the iire ho, located then, as it is today, on Palmetto Asenue near First Street. The monkey found a yo I i. So Att) G W Spencer, brother of local resurant r the motion that Palmer vacant lot near ue police r . Nid to say, Sanford was the (Ind of the line for the r 0t furnish cages. -. -- Around 13, Palmer puts it. Ill) (hi Siamese iat take care r , Model T Ford was starting I the lion cubs , , — f ' It all began with a And it was a g hile g Ah en uiC rse anu-, wils still the main means of .. - an unbelievable talking mynah bird who constantly catches visitors off guard with his uncanny imitations, by Frank Hill __ , I OPLINT / . ___________ '-i' - with — and they're all domestic. Th ere's Daisy, a real character of an English sheepdog; Willy a large and friendly Siamese; and Joe, . Rjes SHORT -- Timer Old I " - weeks' lime), Sazi has unusually few animals to contend * 4_ ' j I a r \ by Bob Thaves . : r_ ~ - - It takes a rather special person to be Mrs. Jack I lanna, and luckily for Jack, his wife, Suzi, is exactly that. Over the years, this tall, blonde girl, who has all the natural charm of the coufltr) in her warm smile and livel y hazel e)es, has shared every joy and trial of raising and caring for animals with her husband "I've always loved animals," said Suri. "in fact, I can't Imagine anyone not really liking them." In her attractise home, in Devonshire , Longwood , with her two blonde daughters, hathaleen s,' arid Suznnc, 2, (and a thwd child expected in just sev I 'I I ____ r -- . carnival. Cy Sm4th, brother of Ben THYX Q 1 " mere' a dozen folks or more who claim to be the _____ ____ , :.. -, VV / I I . I -~ - , Foster Mother To Lions Ii,,,,' I _________ - C -- ____ 4." - - - . I sumi Hanna with daughters Kathaleen (left) ad Sanne, and pIs 1 ii , ' -_J 4 L _ % ~13,UTI&~~ir4z---- ' of 3W MY - ME 151,111P - I I / - - Z We all know where the Sanford Zoo is going. But L. . — 61VE Air- ou - ' 2.0 I .. Nur - M In Sanford, Claims It . by Bob Montana - I . . -4 - - W __ W _ _ ii- __ / . -h ' 4 I - -4 - 1. RDEN 0! THERE WST E OLOOP'HEC' TLU5TY øL.OKE LIkE mM PCiAJCE')J I FIVE 4FOZ I __ Q~~ '- - AN .- PRliCE5 J45AIpJ WMII,E. J-'- 'j - A -1 ___ HIS GARTER 1 -, a Bj CAPTAIN EASY N -1 " . -_ -, ~ .. , - BRAND'Y 4- M HAVE TW - ____ . . .. _________________________________ _ 4* 4 ' -1 - You W~ _LDN,r RAvF. I ' - - monkey Bus/ness t Stcrted Zoo . 17 I _ -12 - . - _______________ - 7 I r-71 : r z 11 10- * "A A NO,DEARY F-5 I GUESS I __ .. 11 I 2-8 L----- Iti A fi- -"F,- -,*,.t .z~. I -___-_- fm I ,. - -T_ 1N . 1 - - WINTHROP \ '4' - 91irt W *NM OWWWOM"' YOU GOING" HE'S SICK. : t- " - ::~' _ - - _____ - ':. . by T K Ryan - ; - __ - ___- I - - - - - _-_ ..-, 2. 117 RHISTRAR !~_____ ;~ _74 ___ Is - A--%. *-WWWC w _ -~ = . -T 1 , , i r .t 4t t-- IV- TUMBLEWEED ,ii' - t - . orl r __ _______ ___ THE ALPHABET .' - , Pk 1 ' TE GRADES O AHEAD T. - ____ . -, SL,sGMT -- -m- i----- - 4 .1-- - -orl - -f:1:sZ-i1F_;;k;: -- ~Zi_~ F I 4 1W T 1 J - - . " - _4 1 Lewis - M POP AND - OF THE WITCWENI ~ -~ ,4 I - I by T#413. FALL TERM Slit J ORADES ON THF, ---t MiPUTER . X TRUMA5 CAN'T STAND AND? So — T~ .? 0 THAT DEPENDS.' YOU SAY THE ERROR, PROGRAW,'IING T AGAIN - [,:~ - with BIMO BURNS WCULD VOU LIKE US TO - .. . _. - , - - , I . ! - by Al Vermeer TWE MR WITh —*N ~_, ____., '_ r 1 - tj I 1',L'. i, ,- — , , A, 1, ,1 -..f % ,~4 - I. PRISCILLA'S POP I: I : i! DO tT ONLY A FEW MORE gt.ocKs' I 0 ~, XtR54U.F! - -4_1_~ "I . 4,11, ) % ~~ I- , , .~~, — is Tiy UNCOh4FORTAeLE RE l,____-___- ' I- .. _________ - / ryT •rau I ,X .1 ILL LOOK r., J" AWY I BUGSBUNNY IN 11. - '—' I. d 2.6 4 - .4 r - - ~; I ; Other ment, ,.._ A \ f /401~ ~ Rw J ' ~ black and while!" h WU%:Ut7F i _Animals Wth ' - — / Answer Monday f 1 In our nds animals and even acr(sthenaUonurgjngj0 0 the humans. 1.I continuc his magnificent work manager said either the goats Knoxville was in an upr . with oar animals. — go, or all of us would have to 'in just wtek, the children in For a while, however, he 0 leave," grinned Jack "That's the cit y raised $40,(X)O to save moved away from KnovWe "Doing that kind of work, you when I *,-%g I- us know about Jacl. Ilanna 1 made up my mind to get Old Diamond, largest bull and its disturbing memories of ot her than he's director of the really get to know if you like going back to my animals." I elephant in the world, retired triumphs and tragedy. He I animals," Jack said, "If you A Central Florida Zoo, lie's wild fie returned to Knoxvifle, and from Ringling Bros. i , Circus. I .:. accepted the position of a V . : about animals . . . and he's even enjoy cleaning out cages, set to work with his father and 0 ,- _- I-- __ And leading the drive to Direc tor of Wildlife for ABC * photogenic! then vou know you genainely brother to build Pet Kingdom, , ._N~ ..- -~f the zoo, working feverishly day Television Wildlife Park in . -1 11 " , Jack's story begins and ends hove animals. , his own pet shop. "'Mere are and night, was Jack Ilanna. Washington, D.C. ir 40*4~~.A-. ith animals Ills lose of furred 'The most important thing to oni) two kinds of pet shops, Today, the Knoxville Zoo is a $3 During this time he worked " and feathered creatures has an remember about anllnal.1 in Jack maintains. "Very good million showpiece, and all who extensively with lions and lntinsit) that is deeply mosing, cap tivit y — and the thI a ones and very had ones I'd had a hand in is resurrection raised lions for Wolfgang a dedication that Is ae in child should be taug f t worked in the bad kind before, thank Jack forhislPadehip_ liolzmair of the Ringling ' and kno they're unbelievably thesamehedemonJatesin his Brothers, spiring and an excitement about domestic pets is 4 : _ %1 __ ,__ _ 4 Barnum & Bley which is verb definitely cat the animals are totally tnhunhln But Vet Kingdom efforisto raise money and bring Cfr ' 0 thing , dependent on you. They can't was something else. It was to fruition the dream for a new I .. . HP mt cf this period of his feed. protect or eveh ch, in tkatififul." Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. life % . when ~e and Sufl, and rt)Inj' t) Ofl ti f,irni m the thun els s kquatcI) ts thc I his sas s tim Jack first his their Ii But right in dauter, Kathetn, ' the height of Inountaimi near Knoxs tile could In the wild," atresscd started collecting exotic triumph, personal tragedy lived on ABC's huge animal r 1i __ _P7 40 . -.- t - (Tenn.) I've always had Jack. 4F K0 4t4 animals, among them his struck Jack starting with I- I . . . L~~ , -&I I A graduate from Muskingum beloved lioness, Daisy, who last climbing the fence into Daisys Their home was a triiiier, . .11"'~- I V miniature donkeys, and then College eek gave birth to three cubs in enclosure while Jack was away parked 30 miles from in 1969, Jack started out racc oons I and deer," Jack doing pre-veterinary science, the Sanford Zoo. -_ Z from home, was maimed anywhere, and their only exolained, leaning back but later ssItched to peliticeil From the time she was five lioness, Daisy company was a hoard of "fl = comnfortably in the sstsel chair science F ootbali loomed large weeks old, Jack ',' '' .. -i raised Dais) In animals — chimps and Ja Is still haunted b behind a laden desk in his In hI life at that time, his home for two bears And too monkes who shared the trailer memory f t he ho Zoological Society office, fie t000 a Job teaching and today, wherever Jack goes, with them, and elephant, _ _~ - . ___ - _:_ SCSCI arm All around him, animal coaching, and soon married his Daisy follosis "She's part of giraffe and W!Z_ zebra roaming free "I tell you be all around. paintings, posters, photographs wife, Suzi. "Ru! whatever I was me," said Jack. . I f . and carvings crowd the tiny doing in Qwtn or on the to wttha t no such ' With Daisy growing intQ a thing as taming "That was really my idea of room. Animal books and sports fItd my mind would strong young yearling and Pet li ving," grinned Jack. .; ni W!" game our setennary manuals lined the always go iaek to inimals," Kingdom business booming, emphycs 5a of his talents lies in ' zoo Jack adtt. "it like a diister struck the Knojfle j6 .. / they feed and clean the I m making. Apart rota Then, leaning forward, the phobia. 1 ' miles of Zoo Two chimnc contracted ,, fascinating home . s deadly dangerous "One day on t1,4 way home, I T B 111110 j, movies he's made, Jack is 1 --" %%OflL skelter as his tale I ked 4 whole bunch of er was immediately given to It all but broke Jack. -I was associate oducet of the new momentum, Jack continued. baby goats i'n a field. I e zoo wIII be built, promises jack Hanna series, bought destroy all the primates before ready to give up," he confessed. television "The en he was 12 years old he two for &i.utaf we'd had the dread disease spread to But letters pour Forgotten Wilderness," cavalcade ed in from set off for Sa nf ord. starring Stan Brock of Mutual Thanksgiving that year (1973) week; fl the week before. Plus trouble we re in ," Jack said 11_ 11W *i. Z_ 1 benefits to attend, thousands of --it was two Lhing,s ta was s pent On the roof Of the dol1ars to raise i lr_t, . __ . f Mr-1 4. Ak , a z oo to run, ultimatum to move in 30 days or It was through Stan that Jack trailers 1% by the side of __ ___ _7___ 11= __ the road employes to manage, and the clo , - 1- -1 _. eventually came to roost in to Florida. *nx. . - __ I __ T_ welfare of the animals in the old across Florida that started the -Sanford. After visiting the old T_Jack, who is 28 years old, and overcrowded facflitY to rocks rolling. .1 lr ri~~_ -.-I. 7~~ _*& Jack simply couldn't turn his that he is very young to hold the r__ "And now," he continue B mid-summer, Jack hopes _~ A . ---. 6 F__ .1 __Zr fervently, "they'll have to A, kA_ ( 'k the appahng conditions; I was the Central Florida Zoo. "Sure the first phase , I rw, if the zoo's __ - --- immediately aware of the I'm young, but I've been at it a V -4 give up the new zoo. : _18 nt on the be utiful . tremendous potential of the new long time -since I wa.s 1~. _ he . I f 47bo ifr-1 ere site cn the o of zoo site . . . and I didn't like said. "I i 07 #- . live, eat and breathe Lake Monroe, west of Sanford. Too many old people, retarded Washington,"Jack ud zoo, every 000k read is about But there's a long way to go blind and j f,, So, he packed his animals Into animals" even dying people )t , r, have two traflers and a truck, and R _._A a M W_ Jack's schedule is bieredibly . "As late as last November, with iii driving the car, the hectic. Eigh - JIM 47he zoo will be buftoo ~ teen speeches last nobody rallv belIeved what .efli 2 I ; ~IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I __ — I* - - . — q0 " 11 I ,r . . r ~-iv 1. . _F~_ -_ . a I -7 I %_ ld" -1 . t 11q_ -=_ __. Z_4. - 6 your partner has bid three hearts over your three t )OU now ____ ( By JEAN l'ArfFoN Women's Editor dE ._4 DOONESBU _____________________ WELLI SE ory Starts An St started workin g for veterinarian in and r e t urne d every lie's probably the most photographed man in Sanford )ears the first three without these days, but what do most of pay. TODAY'S QtfESTION Instead of bidding three d ia monds knew that South held just three hearts, Now Sou th cashed all D. AT WAS A ack's i .. FOL 4 for a slam. cashed dummy's ace of clubs Is deligkdttbj4ft Aitbeurn:iim, and led low to his jack and You have definitely told him West',s queen West promptly ov don't bold the ace of hearts BLONDIE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII _____ at the other table the grand slam was bid and somehow or other South managed to go dns two led back the 10 of clubs and East discarded a heart lie could afford this becausehe Sunday, Feb., i97—C I _ North's five notrump respoe was one of those modern scientific bids It demanded that South but his lowest fouraed suit When South bid six spades, North The bidding has been 8 knew his partners held four West North Flit So I # spades and three cards in each * ass 3 other stilt flik discouraged Iiss (Jrt1l ititi hi settlid [or titLing }'ass 5 Pass South play what should have You, South, hold: been an easy six notrwnp. A A Q 76 V 2 # K J 5 4 & A Q 8 2 hat do you do now, It didn't work out that sa - ) * 6N.T Pass Opening lead - i v ' - East South "- . . . ) Jack of spades? South ed srong and as one guess down. The hand wasn't UP Ir science, ce but it wasn't trai ) either. I N T. Pass . . North - . I 1 South cashed dqui'f ?Ja spiade and thought. West was known to have a club as one of his last two cards. Was the 2 Roth vulnerable : I - ,_ •AK 8 ) . ) / Z Sunday Hera, Sanford, Fl. I ___________________________________________________________________________________ WEST SOUTH ID) 4 K 1043 w o V1EN - d GLOpp diamonds, so fie dropped the 10 — by Dick Turner CARNIVAL station, a "Municipal Zoo . _- --- flo Palmerch supunoakeybusis inpresentday zoo The bo happy h and even and one day Fireman J. Clamblee rought in a female Rheuses monkey as a companion for their little male friend. And this is where the monke) business started in Sanford It was also the Start, if You Will. of the Sanford Zoo. Because the next thing )oU knew not onb were . tht re hab) Iflonki) S but Vicker a o whi ch tht' papa monkey learned 0 e ba reback . And then someone from Chuluota donated a second bulidog a white one, Palmer recalls. And befere long, eser) body's ice man, John Woods, was stopping kv contribution for the lire house "zoo." fie bruugl.t a Sa nf ord Zoo was an Citizens supplied old tneat and groceries to feed menagerie, e sma er creatures, the fire chief had a run and a pool conMructed in front of the fire house, and of a Sunday the antics of the aninials would draw such v crowd that traffi c was disrupted for hours at a time It was a real cirLus, grins Palmer, with the monkey careening about on the back of the bulldog and kids clambering every. whe re to feed and pet the animals. Palmer remembers, and the hi gh honor of feeding the bon and the big bear was bestowed on his old friend, Sid RiCharde, and a fal ul employe of the City ° use The city jail, meanwhile, was located behind the fire ho use, and the county jail was alongside it. About the time the firemen's -zoo', was the main Sunday afternoon attraction in down. town Sanford, both jails were declared inadequate and unfit and a new jail was built off North Park raccoon first, then a Avenue near the lakefront appear ed next, followed by afoxortwo,aporcuptnea recetsed that "Chief Cleveland's Miniature The order had also been 1 =. - - r who Paimer remembe simply as Mose" Sid, by the way, was a courageous veteran of World War I and un derstood the meaning of bravery. But, Palmer, he was never too sure what hospitality woWd be shown him in the lion's d "There are many in Sanford who have contributed somhing to the zoo." concludes PaWw. But it was the combined effort Of the Sanford Fire Department, the Sanford Police Department and the inspiration of the Jay cees wNch created the Sanford Zoo in the first place" AM that's the way it wai according to one old timer, , tivll -- A - A ._ - - ..','-.. - =f ' RZ - _-_ . - _. -_ _ _2. -_ __. 0--a 1: -.-` 1 - .f.'N , 1. - - - :i - - .' ._ ,I JF ~~Jzi 1-4-eiii-I tN 171 - -;. - -- -. ' - - �2C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Fab., lflS ~ - . .. - ~ Z_ . Nancy's bi- x4r. 19t %_11P " Z_~ W ,;;~ t j~,i.~_, Ii ___ ~- ~~~ -f,~____ - r ~~ . . - 1 Goln' Places, - .'3 , :4? - J • . i3 NANCY BOOTH Herald . .-dt __ k '' Newsnotes tIr - - . . ~~i r- jr~- - -W . - ('orrrspondent - I , * 'We Care' Does Cares About People - ,. .' By JEAN PATTESON Women's Editor ' Sunday, Feb. , D75-3C I Doin' Things _~~ .-A -A - Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. By GLORIA DROGOSZ since that time volunteers i assist in suicide places people can call for thorough resource book to help Herald Staff Writer made 1,238 follow-up calls and attempts, alerting the volun. emergency help after the direct people to other agencies "We Care" needs to know if crisis teams have made 852 whenever someone is business day is over other than and professionals for help. personal vis i ts, you care, taken to a hospital emergency fire. police and sheriff's Volun teers generally remain Several law enforcement room after trying We Care is a volunteer to kill departments and hospitals. in aginciec anonymous, working totally also suicide now themselves prevention -crisis . Its workers receive special through the F_ I . " telephone, tervention center serving automatically call on We Care ta king The center is one of the few training and have compiled -; a crisis calls on rotating shif ts. -Seminole, Orange and Osceola Only special ly trained "crisis Counties via a 24hour c -• teams" actually make person. telephone help service, It also r to.Person contact wi th crisis sponsors a telephone "liotline" I callers. for =1.fr It desperately needs olurit The training prepares the I t j-olunteerstoworku teers to handle the ever te1ephon I i I -• . increasing calls for help it is ! counselors and includes lear receiving, according to its I,fri -Ining ex perie nces in creath t fil listening cr isis therapy an coordinator, Kathy Anderson 'We are dealing with a lot of community resources. Skills, people with economic problems are further developed in w, =1 now," Ms Anderson says regular, in-service training ---4! I 111CftiI1S i.j "Everybody is so " , pressed now '.. ,,,, and other agencies are closing Training sessions are currently or are unable to keep up with being conducted at r 'Ve the demands for emergency the Altamonte Springs Civic 'i '? j____ 1 help" Center. Persons interested Last year We with the agenc) can Care and the teen Hotline hind!ed more than still sign up for the r1,i.cs ' l,(M) trouble calls of all kinL hiith will IM. held lucSdd) and from Thursdays, Lk ~ 1W : it serves. Ilwy ranged throughout month of from young people with dating --— February, according to Mi. Glen Basley, guitarist, recently entertained residents at u GUITARIST problems to the destitute, the Anderson. Seminole Nursing and Convalescent Home. Among those endr unk , drug abusers. •N Speakers for the upcoming We Care did not start keeping joying his recital were (from left) Don Parrisher, Bertle Marsha.1 E NT E RTA I N S training .1 sessions include: an d ,'tni Anurens. records on - - foll ow-u p s and Feb.. 1 NancyGrimm, personal visits until April. but • -. director of Gr Ji eenhouse, 'Understanthng ommurc. have volunteers to - teers -!1f having a "Crazy Day" type program some time in early cprtng was discussed. Gals Go Politico of ____ ______________ Tt week has been zoo, zoo, but keep them out-because the Eleanor Maresca, Betty zoo and I love It. Flying up to long-awaited dancing event of Kurimal, Doris Williams Knoxville, Term. in company the 1974-75 concert season is Dietrich, David Lewis, Mfldrj ' with Stan Brock, Jack Hanna, scheduled for Friday. The Caskey, Rich Grover, Beth Jim Ryan and Al Rozon to tour lovely young dancers in the Nicholas, Walter Rye and the Knoxville Zoo for ideas for Ballet Guild of Sanford- Imogene Yarborough_welco me our Own Central Florida Zoo, Seminole will be performing a new and lovely Young and playing air hostess to an their Sweetheart Special Winter member to their ranks. Anna adorable pair of Bengal tiger Concert, "Something for Len Heard, who, with her cubs on the return trip, was a Everyone," Friday evening at equally talented husband, real thrill. 8:15 in the Sanford Civic Foreman, has made quite a he whole tr ip was made Cen te r. A me beautiful and name for herself as a drama possible through the generosity romantic way to spend St. director with the Methodist w of Bob Birks of Air Sanlando, Valentine's night you couldn't Youth Fellowship Players in who rented a neat 'n sleek six. wish for. Sanford, will ce rtainly be an seater Cessna 310 to the Tiji board of directors for the asset to the board and we offer Zoological Society at a most Gu .-. Dora Lee Russell, her our congratula ti onc, _________ ____________ 1. _____________ .1111F. of More and more women are becoming active in city, state, or county government, ti ther as actual Participants, such council mem be rs, or mem bers 'S __________ ______ - _______________________ ____ Planned are fund raising projects, such as arts and crafts, a white elephant ta ble, ________ - __________________ _________ Ja _____ -______ of Board of Adjustments rummage sale, games and i (j I Planning and Zoning Boards, or refreshments. k School Boards, or just simply to . ______________________ Other orgaPizationj observe. cli)' will be asked to participate _______________________ in the "Crazy Day" to raise _____ I have received many calls funds for their groups. regarding the various govern• JTJ—TJ mental m ee tings held In this Membership is the life blood Girl Scou ts Junior Troop No. area and are open to the of 61. Dellona, Jennifer Smith (left) and Pam lingo recruit Terry Lingo every Organization and the to help sell cookies. public. UHA members have come up affordable rate. a unique way of gaining Sat urday night is the long. Those who have recently with new members. At anticipated Valentine Charity the last moved to Florida from other fl ail, sponsored by the City states are not aware of the fact Meeting. each member cornA iflitt C ou ncil of Beta Sigma Phi ed themselves to bringing that Florida has a "goverr.rnn ? under one net'. (tic person enthusiastic in th the next nhjne'' law ieadcrJup of Margk ikinc I.ccting. iN\Eit L LiJAl{DS hoped, closed meetings. peanut butter creme and new third of the Council is way, to and her th present ball committee Herald Correspondent . All one this year, seasame crisp derived from this sale. membership in the next month. proceeds from this gala event is This Cookie Time ... For those From crackers, which is a gourmet who are go to the zoo the goal Is Jan. 31 through Feb. 15, the Girl delight and a special treat for interested in the school system from cookie sales $5,000. Won't it be Scouts beautiful if in the county, the School Board American give financial all those hard calling working sorority from meets on the second Wednesday Wan da Honored to door, to assistance to girls participating gals and the equally dedicated ask You to buy their delicious of each month at the Seminole any part of the program. The sale is approved by Valentine King of Hearts the cookies. And Girl Scouts of Coonty Court House in Sanford United Fund, as a self-help equipment for the troop and th Youth Coordinator of e Deltona will be no exception. program for Citrus Council it 7 p.m. The Board also meets Winter Springs You th Group, The)of camp use, and for maintaining will be selling their wares Girl Scouts, a member agency. 2nd developing camps and a Final)', on Sunday, forget on the fourth Wednesday of Wanda Kearns was treated to a bout slaving over a hot stove conjunction with The citrus Profit from the sale is shared other properties for year-round eich month at 7 p.m. at the surprise party Jan. Thirty morning-eat out at the Pizza Council Troops under tile by the local groups and Altamonte City Hall. members of the group met at CitruS use by the girls and adults hut-because on Sunday, _ Tom guidance of Mrs. J anet Smith, Council. The Troops usually use accompanying them. the home of Carl and Alberta pj,, manager of the Hut, chairman of Deitona area, and their cookie bonus According to the secretary, Mitchell to for enriched honor Mrs. Kearns Citrus Council of Girl Scouts will be turning over half the Mrs. Marvin any citizens wishing to sneak nith i of oroI!rams trinc 'intl .Ul 1.1: ('.I.. C' I " VV 11 price of each pizz.a sold tt) DeBary area, _____ . — in ' e ' ____________________ ________ I ___ _____ of if they - / - -- - iircludes n Ut double a -, fl- -- -. - ________________ : " ,' There are many opport uni ties meets on the third Friday of the month, at city hall unless appearance designated mee'ing at the A, O•O,I974at2pmat Catholic Church. All grOup - - - Make The Home You Live In.. .The Home You've Always Wanted. _______________ — ______________________________ i ,'.' - - -I , __. _,_ "I - = - -~- ~_ . Z12 ~ -_ ~ t- _____ 'ThL was the nicest thing that has happened to me I was just thriHed. I will continue to work 11101S4. Soloist Mrs Florence Arledge as accompanied w by organist JOhn Charles Aiken. The Planning and Zoning even harder for these kids in Given in marriage by her Board win meet M Month on Feb 13 and 27 at city hail. father, the bride wore a classic, same procedures apply to both the Board of Adjustment and the Plamu.ng and Zoning Board. em pire-waisted gown of peau expected . I ' Our Services • Draries Bedspreads Wall Covering Custom Furniture Upholstery I 0 (0 Adjust-a-Drape Drapery Finishing When Lakeview Nursing -, _: I Center, (Second Street, San- . 4 Glazing were . - - - ____ IJ organiz ed by that eer. P hI 'R Custom Draperies Fur Storage rvIng the minole, Volusia Area ' A meeting of the Winter carnations burgundy roses wore a formal length pink knit Topic for du~ on at the Springs Junior Ponce Board while baby's breath and dress trimnuned with wflite lace. regularly scheduled meeting of will be hdd on Feb. 12 at English She wore a circlet of burgundy the Ladies Auxiliary to the home of Nancy Booth 531 baby's breath In her hair and Winter SPrLqP Volunteer Fire Ungwood,4Medo Rd., at 7:30. 7be matron of honor, Vickie carried a basket of row petaLs Dept. will center around (j kftowich, wore a burgundy truniiied with pink ribbons, The meeting win be held on ft 'PL . ~ f '. . :,I . 1~ , x.4 , t r~ r :f0 IF I The r~ception was held under a large pink party tent on the d -v" neckline a short sleeves- The lawn of the bride's parent's long skirt was bordered with a home. A four-tiered wedding wid e ru e an pCity Hall Complex in tile Volunteer Ready Room. President Bedue Hunter will off The North bndo Garden Club win hold it's regular mee ting Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of May Duquette at At the Urutcd Homeowners 71 South Cteez Ave. Co-hostess meeting held last week at the for the evening will be Marilyn CityHall, theahiflonpcoje s irred cake iced with over 200 white pink rosesandwithta)crsseate(J Edwardtan bouquet a worea b) Capids and pi llars was circlet 0, burgundy uau) served. breath c registrar High I arl ETett NlihOtt became the recipient of three distinguishing honors to _0 11 Distinction Incorparate, publishers of ,'Who' s Who in Flond;I for I973-74." selected Minott as one of the hi ou:rapht'r in their latest types. The goals of this Organization are implemented throug,% the ideals of W gh quality leadership through fc'.-arc h, k-; hing, and other ,. - .. -. -''• . It 4*1 0- - t", , U ' • -. - 14 -. . , - A - . -' ' 1. ' - I - ' S , : I k e -. - - ________ .ur,' .1 - I '' - _i"~t I i - %F , 4q;,"; ,I .; ; ~] 1 I , It ~ ~~ I - t~. _"_~ ~A Z= - - —_ ______ - if . -- HARVEYI N Lovely Delta Burke, current Miss Florida, Is starring in the corned) show "Harvey "",, now in its week final at Unwed Yoakum Mother ' Susan counselor with EPOCH Clinic. "Understanding (bee Upon A Abortion" Sqage dinner theatre. BID Hunt fleft), star of NBC's daytime serial, "Somerset". and Bob Drean co-star with Delta. opening Feb. 13% Ill be the side-splitting come dY set In the days of ancient Rome, "A Funny Thing If F INAL WEEK — Dr. Bob Silver, for Center Services, Psychological "Understanding ticipating in the pregram should contact the We Care office. 610 Mariposa St.. call 628-Li assisting is .Mrs. Azalea; Mrs. Cecil Halbert Jr., Pres.; Mrs. Charles Sherertz, Itarry Dura nd, past president iwfla uiiimuiut) for UNDERWORLD Camellia; Mrs. Howard Elroy, Hibiscus; Mrs. John Moran, but Garden Book which was %on.by Garden Clubs to orgafuze * an the table decorations ,and the Dorothy Powers. "all-male garden circle." Gardenia Circle, fl ow?rs for the . of corsages. The lVaving her )oung daughter like - ' (rin.% Amaryllis Circle in charge of iti Satift)rd h(is DECORATOR'S be tlie honored, according to Mrs. presidents of the 15 Circles, heThe Poinsettia Circle met at Korth, and Mrs. Frank T. namely: Mrs, Walter Sellnian. home of club president, Lasnieki, membersh ip chair- Amaryllis; Mrs. Fred flauldry, tr s. Norman Bell Special rielt- t1(1n1f,1 (I Past presidents and new peakers' table members of the 15 Deltona ' circles will be especially Hostesses will n1aninchargeofjs('0ff I .., BAZAAR ,&str; Mrs. ('ourtne Hoes, I ; Lvrs. 4 Next meeting will be held Feb 20 at the home of Mrs loncl Thercault. hviu' Tudw T WIK U I oi'f'!v Is,ius'ru' • ~_ , I' 11rnhIIzr( ., UeMt A) ' - d It %kas agreed to havea silent tOt lion at the meeting on Feb. WI te ta le discussion of donations to the Floridii Zoo and N, World Gardening Special Project of the, State until that day. Mr.s. Ira llradle~r told of the - •1 .S • ' (arjwi I)r(1prv * - . I //• J'/ 01• ir' . i> ( • f)ji,,j( .. '7 bt'i:uisf::I bu'.%. prizri:rul • 1, - -, ' puni' Ii11', .'l('e('s.s()r:e - i J% u/,, ' ''. , .~,'tft 0/4 u N i Ad, I ' . . - I . - (1i1iI1fls - : ~ _~-, ~ I* , ) . \ 1' I . i IN Gottildvie Ilitenur I)'n N'r-j-'. tiuoihghj' tIlnii,,Ii ,%A "1-1 . .-'4 ,jur If itiler Mirk Studio It v I ( __,L~,-, -P u'orn: iis' q ) 1 . * , )11 -1~ 4 \ Lumpc II (zllnuIwr 1 I I ' bf'I:% 114 •: U mist 0, ;', I1 on left their daughter home alone weather, . Eownut perhaps girls ARE -. a w Cowan's Underwood 0 114 Magnolia Z k4t, Philip Cotelee; of Heather N DEAR ABBY: Sly husbarki l.W.: BRONX, N.Y. and I live next door to my son iu DEAR LW.: Where have you a nd his wife, They have on]) been' Plenty of girls ask guys one child, a loel) 17-year-old The Marigold Circle held a out, More girls ask guys daughter, She goes with a very luncheon meeting at the "over," however, because nice 18-year -o ld neighbor boy. Holi da y Inn in Sanford. A there isno tab to pick up, which My son and his wife went scheduled ip to Leu Ga rdens takes the pressure off both of skiing over the weekend and ispos(poned until the warmer I ............................... Feb. 25 — - e St. Julien, counselor wi th Ca tho lic Social Services. "Understanding thc, iii She donated a Hummingbird Garden Club and all Florida t — unchaperoned. She's a good ag gressors They don't girl, but I think it looked bad (I apologize for It. Nor should 1%asn't even asked to look in on t hey Allrelatloushipsshouldbe her. based oil honesty. And %hat's We live in the kind of coinmore disarming than having munity %here everybody knows someone say "I like you?" it everything that goes on, so I 'Zi I AMW I ould welcome girls who find relatio C at tractive enough to ask me don't want to push for it,) out. Believe me, Abby, I'm Women used to sit back and fairlyattractive myself and get let the men make all the And man)- I 4,1 ' ~- -; ___ attend. was, William Otley, and Mrs. "Hummingbird Gardens," in The -invitation, made by Yosard Wriggins of Heather %%hich .she informed the president, Mrs. Ewald Korth, Cir~-le. social. Mrs. Cecil members what plants to plant especially invites men to atHalbert Jr of Canielia Circle in tha ' t will dra%k Hummingbirds. tend.as it is the hope of Deltona charge Poinsettia them, .. ,V-. ; ' f ap £ .1 ' -' I: T .! . 1J' . -- . 4"*' , _____ - ' Dick Erikson, the Park Lake Presbyterian Cnurch, "Grief —, pastor of . ~ . - iviarigo - - _. to pursue guys? S ______ 1__e ' , Feb. 20 - g uest speaker. Her subject out for a date? As a male, i adv,rse to a romantic 2. Why can't a girl be the like kissing him, go ahead and a ggressi v e one if she kiss him He'll probably meet hooses? 0U haliwa> and beat )outo the 3.Whyisit"wrong"foragjrl finish line. 7 S -• .. %61 thc ' . & If httlk':t&-r. Also uuting w - Problem ___________ Herald Cospondent * . ,.- , Personals Jack_c . - university professors, honor William Willis. a friend of the Telephone Co. in Atlanta. _____________________________ — the or guestwas f I)B ry, who spoke on nothing wrong with girls being women's lib has changed an .Uchids". She sho%ed four on an equal basis with men that. Or his it? PUZZ1XD beautiful orchids %hich she when it comes to the diting PROPER BUT game. DEAR PUZZLED: 11 you feel later presented to tile Illem- 4 I in her hair. The The bridesma ids,w , se gowns and powderbride wore a three-piece bl ue knit pants suit and ers rnate, t maid graduates (rem an institution ____ or"" - - my share of dates, but i i-__ overtures, . Registrar Thrice Honored Recently Seminol!i . . . ' , of a pink hon or s, were Susan Carol wedding rose coge (or the to Hoernng,s terof bride, and me trip Daytona Beach couple's new borne is at Joyce Huang, sister of 4735 Roswell Drive, Apt. 31 D groom. Atlanta, Ga. me bride is Mr. Charles C. Huang, far registered nur the staff at se on of the groom, was best man, Iedmont itispi ta l and th classroom teachers, ad. Ushers were Michel Hoening, gr oom is co r uinistrators, college and brother of the bride and super%tsor fur Soutkrn Bell - a I following questions: one who should make the ad1. Why can't a girl ask a guy vances to let him know I am not At Our Dealership Monday, February 10th! nd I ADDy , . I'm chasing him?" ... !anding Feb. 1 8 — Marge Jackson ,a arge "Understanding Drug I— new member. Mrs. Humphrey 14, at 10:30 a.m., immediately clude: ,Mrs. Walter Sellman, Wisniewski. Gardenia; Mrs Jackson, Periwinkle and hirs. -Mrs. Halbert announced thp t following the regl,jar board Amaryllis Circle; ,Mrs. Erwin Howard Wriggins, Heather, V. * Noman Bell, Poinsettia. uar) e o spray 'Rosenow,FernCircleand.Srs. one's azaleas with C,Uu In Dear in file without having it look like Bob Dance Dodge Presents i .i W or ld Famous — 1. _.- M -_ Guidance - Membership Coffee Slated At Deltona petal blight. She served as the Center. The public is in "How can I get a guy interested college man who would like some reasonable answers to the ~ Martin Da Rita, Hospital Z District VI membership Carnation; Mrs. John Gering, Hollv; Mrs. Edmund Shinton, 'J2I (Fwl1no%% Wil haul Falseness 0 The Deltona Garden Club will and chairman. Dogwood, Miss Mar) Burke, Iris; Mrs Raymond Garceau, welcomed by the president, as a hold a Membership Coffee Feb. l I Tricot Plunge era Committee chairmen in. Fern; M rs. Anthony Marigold; fungicide First off, I am a 21-year-old The bride carried a forml Flowergirl, Miss Jennifer cascade bouquet of white Hoening. niece of the bride, - -• - M rs Horace Speni was have wr,tten to you saying: (305) 272.3315 ____ . - resident, opened the ineeting. f ly ARICAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I am writing ' about the number of girls who Call Collect ..... - 13 " Mrs. Cecile Halbert, club Be Aggressors PS Cleaners & . The N.riwinkle Circle met at Circle met at the home of Ibirs Ralph Williams Mrs Donald i I' s I - ~! ~_-~ Circles filled / G rls " Ca' discussed. It was decided were designed by the bride's IitflC)', friends of the groom that those decisions would be mor. were groomsmen. left to the Advisory Board. s S to Shop at Home 322-3 5 -_ -_ -_ - .. __ -1-- of Mrs. Robert Davidson. Mrs. Kenneth Davis of An interesting talk and Deltona delighted the 18 terthined by Mrs. Lefloy Roth demonstration on Two new members, Miss "The members wi th her talk on "The Margaret M cG regor and Mrs intrsher Hartley Avenue home. Arrangement of the lkebana Art of Simplicity in Flower tezeC Albert rarcini were welcomed co-hostess. onnell served as Plant", was gi ven by Mrs Arranging" During the Cal Betta of Chase be by ness meeting that followed and Co. was guest speaker. Smith. Selan her talk. plans for the Feb. Mrs Fred Bauldry reported A silent auction of plants Honorary memberships were on the trip to the Wilson School donated by members was held. presented to Mrs. William held at the home of Mrs Wagner and .Mrs. Forrest for needy cMidren in Sanford, The February meeting will be Kenneth Boyden, Feb. 19 at 9:30 before Christmas, % henfrom she and at the home of ,Mrs. Herbert a.m. tier co-hostess will be Mrs. Nespess for their contributions several other women floes. o Garden u work. James Marigold and Alter were honored-Mm Rose Hurt Annie Scott The festivities ~.aw- -7 and M *,Mrs. Robert Wilson, the home of Mrs. Stuart b) Mrs. George Fleming, with Mrs. John Talmadge, hosted the meetingutthll as c hogess Gardening and through CARL at the February meeting 4 :.• . _. . ,Mrs Raymond MacDonald .1%_P to tr sent to the Flnril-i !,.I t 11.~ J Federation of Garden Clubs' children. special project on World A Silent Auction will be held Members of the Camellia Miss Isabella Son and - Periwinkle I ____1 • . assisted A check for $15 was approved brought the stocking YOUR AERO r~ house reception and Valentine buffet, three five-year residen ts ________ V_7~7__ ~.__ V niversary Sunday with an open ! ,--! V.V Cleaning - were Sale Planned t,ti* finn Include. -? , : Azalea hostess. . _____ ' - with Mrs. Lee Nichols as co. . and also the East Central Florida District president. - -. programs, or ('roninger. speakers demonstr de tjo ns ations. Amar)II Circle met at the t -. s School I the entire - to I ". - .1~ .cheerful director of activities, - M;I.T_=~ ~ A Alencon lace appliques enI June hIllier. And naturally, crusted with seed pearls and ' 'administrator Virginia If you are interested rysta The Winter Springs Junior crysta ls- Her long veil was so Mi c hal ows ki (Mrs. e, as Police held a meeting t week bordered with Mencon bee and municipal evene knows her) and , attend the two Plea Days and at the new city hall. The attached to a Juliet cap of peau ~ one Tr'' ta month children were tested on their de se satin overbid with re on hand to welcome past at 5:30 at the new city haU. knowledge of beaded with pearls and li ce A idents and employes to ooUolk will signals for Seminole County crystals. Lace appliques enJudge "Ned" lob function. crusted with pearls and preside. This month Plea Days and Winter Mrs. Lawrence Ping-b un Huang - Nancy Jane Hoculng will be he on f eb. 6 and 13. crystals overlay the skirt and (Photo by Bob Orv-1g) Get out your dancing shoes Discussion of rank and a bordered the gown and Trial Day %ill be held on Feb. Saturday for the Valentine Boll, system of merits and demerits The gown, headpiece and veil grooll). Noel flarain and Blake ' -. assume all responsi. biluty and guarantee , Carpeting ,_ The 15 Garden Circles of in lk-lize, of %khich Mrs Ruby Deltona all held their regular Peterson of lk,Bary is State monthly meetings in January, Clipirman. either the tMrd Wednesday or The Feb. meeting will be held third Thursday with interesting at the home of Mrs. Albert all measurements, - 'II Meet - at home. We take ' ' attend win be president of the a de soic satin ov, ,rlaid with Signals Sent ~,~,'.. tI I f r;f 1 P- `N -.- - 11 - - ctsruirn. We help you choose -1 -_ r auxillary meeting, and among - . , I 7 . - ar,rafiruiV auxi o a usStFiCi pens ara en Circtes Philips complete ita almost 70 i It IV - Take advantage of . p1aye - Father Willairn Ennis f. ficiated at the double riAg, " :;:'d'CI'9111' ii6i)Lidtl _ ~ . - emorial Hos p l s the first time the local omens p _____ - with a gold identification James E. Hoening, 26 Beacon bracele t engraved with her first Drive, Lake Monroe became name or. the face and on the the bride of Lawrence Pin-hua back the initials Of the Youth Huang, son of Mr. and Mrs. group. Clwles C. Huang, 712 Mira Vista Drive, SE, HuntsO AD costs for the affair were ad'.*eMsed- Persons 'Aothemise W* to present business before this board must submit a letter in writing prior to the next meeting. The Boa rd then taken from the youth has a month to take action. one treasury. of the requisites of hav* you ukIdl - Miss Nancy Jane Hoening, Mrs Keats was presented daughter of Mr and Mrs. The Board of Adjustment . ' M working ____ __ a big Pink lAdies 1xncheon, HbeningwHuang Are Wed ':. - Ladies, under the leadership of their newly-elected president Jan e McKibbln, will be hosting 0 for women to observe city that said "In appreciation, goverment in actJ&1. (~Ouhcfl Wanda." Cokes and assorted gene meets every Monday goodies that tempt teenage evening 2t 7:30 p.m. at the liew taste buds were city hail .. ____ - service projects. Citrus Council Brevard, Flagler, Orange, zoo. Bravo, Bob, The cooldes this year are: uses cookie sale profits to Osceola, Seminole and Volusif, lemcn creme, assorted creme, provide year-round service to Counties. About 5W in the West Our hard working Pink scot-tea, mint. Savannah Troops. Approximately one. Volusia area, alone. ____________________ in ..-.' Billy Bennett and Ellen Campbell made a lovely cake I .. -•-- all Imefore the Board may be put on for her helP and understanding the agenda, Providing they can while she has been youth 'it , least 10 days in advance and (-wrdinator. state their business. . - ,':: also hem t' ;irnnint' -' - - in Musselwhite ' -- - make , . _______ five grand? "in I L__.......,.....,.J -. I door nrtv ______ -.- .- - . -- teenagers women will be weigtt-watctiers. ___ • - budget Proceeds _______ - _____ e of - '. to It , I Box of Cookies Buy 4. 4 ,~ - A"~ -_ - thru .Stiturdtiv 10 (1.111. I#) �— ____a._ — — _____________ - - - - --- ---= - : - ,, - -::'- --,__-' r- __________ ~ ____HOME Countiv I . I Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 9, 1915-4C Tells nn Tr .'' Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft QU%O IVI 0 -u e R Sunday, Feb. 11, 175-5C . - corclecl _E 1-11111111111111111111111 Greater Constr. Corp to Chris N. (;ranger & wf Roger I). Richardson & wf Mario La Porna & M.B. gaold G. Hall & 'Al Robert a Kiinbrel & wf Seminole Land & Dcv. Co to CLASSIFIED ADS Barbara Patricia to imogetie Jackson, Karen t Alan W. flue)' & wf Moore to Bob R. Pope, E., 1,198 Wekh'a Hunt Club, Fo x from SW Juanita to Wayne E. Hopkins & Robert F. Testa & wf. Thelma & sgl., Lt 7 111k M, ('anielot Un. 2, Deborah 1.1 175 Trailwoocl Est., car. of Lt 68 Plan of Spring Hunt, See I $35,900. Seminole wf Sharron S. Lt 5, & N" of 4 Patricia McPherson, sgl., Unit Orlando - Winter Park CII $38,700. ec 1 $25,000. Anthony Juliano, : Hammock 130,000. Trustee & 111k 6, Entzmlnger Addn. No. 1 40C, Ramble wood, 128,000. Calbert Constr. to Roger I,, ilowland & SucH ('nnstr. to 322.2611 -f Jean 831-9993 Wrenco Homes Inc. to Clinton $21,900. Charles Clayton Jr., etux etal to Terra-Bella Land Davis, sgl., LI 15 [ilk E Carleton F. SucH & rrf Marion, Moye Bailey nc., I.ts 1.15 & W 53' of 16 highland & Rolsemarie Lot W.H. Green & Sons Inc., to to Jerry B. Ls.isk & wf. Dixie C. IIills s.d $38,700, LI 17 111k Sweetwater Oaks, 256 Wrenwood Heights CLASSIFIED DEPT. . & i1)tS 1.17. 2-5-32.35, RATES Unit 2 Edward ft. Furr & wf helene [A 22 Lakewood Shores, 2nd 111k Raphael D. Well Jr. & wf Sec. 5, 152,400. If I .1, 1.t 3-10 111¼ M, Longwood Victoria $30,700. Ii., LI 5 131k 1, Sky Lark , Addn. thru S times 41c a line HOURS E. to Oh $96,000. Wrenco homes Inc., James $33,100. 6 Ihru 25 times 31c a line ('lanes U. Hughes & wf 1411'SOfl Constr., Inc. to K & F 1:00 A.M. S:0 P.M. 26 times 24ca line AnthonyJulinno& wf Jean to John J. Ceechini & Raphael D. Wells Jr & wf Patricia to Virgil L. Brewer & L. Spires & Joyce V. Lot 252 Constr., Inc., lAs 58, 60 & 62 MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2. 00 MINIMUM CHARGE) erra.Bt'lla La nd Co Inc., Lots Victoria E to 011cc Johnson & wf Peg U 283 Winter Springs 1357 Wrenwood Heights, UnIt 2, Margaret to Dennis Ae & wi Brookbollow s-d, $21,000. SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum 00 f2 & 13 & %V 24' of 14,111k M. Lot Virginia, Tr. 201, Sec -zi. I Ronnie, E 22' of I.I. 20 & all of Unit 4 148,000. Wm. Jos. Hall & wf. Billie to Linda Butler Sandage-Sallie Chub Vista, unrec. pint., Paul J. Muller & wf. Sandra IA flarry A. G0ehring Constr. to Jackson & Melving Christine DEADL INES $6,00o Miami B(.-II Ist Natl Bk, 13 Blk I Lynwood Rev., $29,7oo. Courtney J. Phante & wf kna Michael It. Cronln & wf Jenkins, S 18' Lot 12 All Wil Green & Sons Inc., to Lo to Robert A. Lot 13 Trustee to Appaloosa Village Ronald Scarlata & wf. Noon The Day Before Publication Patricia IA 6 111k 0, Csolfview }flk 12 Bel-Air $10,600. '&ent J. Surnmersgill & wf sgl. 1.1 16 Mineral Richardson Inc., those lands in Sec 18-21-31, Beverly to QwIp Systems Div. ;Palrit-ra, 1.1 27 Walden Terr., 3rd Addn. $21,700. Springs Pk, Ests., Ste Meredith Manor Unit Stuart J. Thompson II & desc., S 997' of E' of Govt. U 2, of Exxon Entr., Inc., Us Sunday - Noon Friday 4, 5, 6, I. $77,800, Virginia J. to Blair E. Long P W of So, Citrus lid. R9,&00. 15, 16, & 17, 111k 9, Sanlando the I F (;r 14 Patricia, Lot I') tilt 4 ie[tie, & Sons Irn', to Miami Bell 1st NaIl Bk to Suburb Beautiful, Sanford See,, Homes Sect. 1122,000. rbtrt L. Kidwell & wf Susan Apaloosa Village Inc., lands in '000' --- - -Devco of Orlando Inc to Sec 19-21-31 desc.: its I, IA 59 Walden Terr., 133,&o, Daniel Pereda & Eunice to , ioo, 4—Personals 18—Help Wanted Vernon Manse Jones & Sandra 101,lO2,lO3&lo4&E'of lot M.ILM. Des-., Corp. to David & Keith M. Snyder & wf. Bonnie =L _ B Lot 18 [ilk Ocamelot Unit 2 106, Slavia Colony Co. s-d, less j., Lt 25 [ilk I Camelot Un. 2, W. Ret herford & 'Al Cathey L., NASHvILLE RECORDING Col IA 7 Walden Terr., $35,300, $36,000. AVON r.w,N,ufRedugtJ(J(i. $35,300. LOOKING FOR SINGING Glen C. Medeiros & wf Evelena Callaway, sgl to of NW'-. of NW', & NE'. of says TALENT(QCD) George K. Roller & wf. Make It a happy New Year. Pay of Kathleen to Raymond J. Alton Jenkins, sgl. S 66' of N 6 NW', of Sec. 19, $793 800 Mary L. to Calvin F. Day & wf. last years bills and start sav in g FACED WITH A DRINKING ch. of E 130' of NE' of SEL of IThibodeau & wf Mary 1.., LI 226 iQCD Rich. A. Green & Sandra Beg. 1074' W of SE con again. No Selling e*peri,nce PROBLEM Spring Oaks Un. 2 139,000. Sec 32-19-31 8100. necessary, Lets talk about t Ilettyto Appaloosa Village Inc., Sec 31.19-32 run N 350' W 283' Ar% corn Joseph F'. Rudolph & vf Govt. I.t 7, Ste 18-2I1I. 1100. etc. 100. Off S,'h,st J;uia's E Itrown Jr . & I 12140 251?) St (11 Off LQCUS? Ave Diane to Win. E. I'ottsSr., & wE Susan to James C. liartieson & C,I, 42') 5V United Assoc., Inc. to George Wretico homes Inc. to George Call 64-4 3075. Write P.O.Box 1211 wf Dorothy, U 1 Sans Souci, C. Martin & wf Ehiz. D., IA 185 Wm. Lovering & wf. Elgenia A. Ruth R. IA 14 81¼ 8, Druid Hills Sanford, Florida Operator for '4 yard north*est Est.. 1st Mn $45,500. $28,000. Wrc:iuxl Ills., Un. 2 136600 Lt 427 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox dragline. 3n 5165 after John T. Swcn!ofl & wf Adele Sim-Ka Corp. Walter J. Van ARE YOU T,IOUBLED? Call Toil —________________________ Wrenco homes Inc., to Wm. - Hunt, Sec. 2, 133,900. Free. 6412077 for 'We Care"— FIELD CREATIONS. a Mars?aIl hlorn& wi Kay F., LI 48 Howell Jos. Ostertag Jr., & to Adele V. Swenson, I.t 9 1)01k F:Iiner I. Helms & wf. Ila to wf .1arth Field ned cosmetic company "Hotline" AdultS or Teens Est., sd repl. $38,000. ['pod it(Idfl to cb $100. _________________ S., LI 191 Wrenwood Ills., Un. 2, Robert H. Hrrirlren & wf. Carla Pasonin for district directors. George hardy & wf Georgia $37,100. and consultants will train. Sales Richard C. Broughton & w f 15 ALCOHOL A PROBLEM M. IA 12 Bit 0 Town & Country IN YOUR FAMILY' ePerienct helpful. Interviewing Mae to Albert Brown & wf Eleanor to Hobby J. Lowe & wf at Cavalier Motor inn 1797. Richard E. Fowler Jr. & wf Ests., $35,000. AL ANON Sarah, IA 384, & 385 Bookertown Shirley Ann, Beg. 764.37' N etc., j Gus Tuesday. Feb. 11. Iron, IDa m to? Patterson & wf. For farriiij or friends of problem Jean to Edwin W. Ray & wf 11(X) k-a 'Fr. 236 ('hula Vista, in See da'ei's pm Madolyn to Theodore 0. Grant 22-21-32 14,500. Mortimer J. Sproat & wf Rita Helen 1., life est.. Beg. 82 W & & sr-f. Lt 4 Casa Aloma, 141,000, For further information call 473 i57 General maintenance *Wk on Sat ' 1290' So. of NE con. of W1 2 of to James Edw. Cooper & Anthony V. Pascocello & '4 Sun. Reliable prson 373 5109 (QCD) Robert W. Hughes, Sinforø Al Anon Family Group P.O.nd after 7 p.m. - Rosa to Fredco Entr. IncI i Gloria 11 105 Trailwood Est.. NE' of - Sec 7.20-31, etc., $100. "0.... cut In Cnrnts. as. 1 isuiic, tJ.. 0 R r, 'D .U'.'i DV. CD) Lawrence A. McAdam, see 1, 591) Rik C Paradise Point. 4th Sec. Jews by Park Lane Inc. offers an pt on W line N 25 mm 43 sec. E Lecitnin! Vinar! 84! KeIpt Grange Prop., Inc., to Sfilton Walter it. Real Estate Developer nnrl Why It investments BY LARRY SAXON - - He Will Build Now Dear Mr. Saxon: buliding. Industrial buildings, My dear husband passed farms, citrus ranches, etc. By JULIAN SMENISTROM developer, who entered the handled through FHA. We're away two months ago leaving There are many solutions to construction business in the late racing to get in on it. If we don't me with three properties to take your problem available to you. if you're one of those people forties started in the first there'll be other alternatives. care of our home, and two Locate a good real estate in. who wonder why in the world section of Pinecrest and was so YOU know," he smiled, "you income properties. I do not feel vestment and exchange developer Brailey Odharn successful that he continued have to be a magician to get up to the responsibility of these specialist in your area and would announce plans to begin with sections two, three and mortgage money lined up these properties, and I would like to instruct him to work closely cons truction of 49 new homes at four, lie followed that with the days but we're going to move sell them. What do I face in the with your tax consultant toward a time like this you've got development of Sunland right along." way of income taxes if I sell? a solution of your problem. it company. Estates before moving his We wondered the same thing operations to Orlando where he Pioneers Mrs.J.C. requires both to provide you . Dear Mrs. J.C.: with the maximum protection when Odham revealed his plans constructed and sold a home on -a .-,'r.• ' __fsi. That would depend upon your and benefits, at recent meetings of the every lot platted in the Cklham I said that the three new tax basis, which In turn Sincerely, Planning and Zoning Board and Kingswood subdivision, main streets in Sanora South depends on whether you and •1 LARRY SAXON the City Commission of SaniPOSC" will be named after a mem ber your husband held the ford. ConsetenUy, we asked Out Of Space of three poincer families In properties as tenants in their Dear Mr. Saxon, him. And, we got a trainload of Sanfiird. Onc will be.' nallk'd untirctj , julfit tcnaut,, o r 4- i ll &sf v.hich iuik I kvc hdd an awful lot of bad .irers C' XM %>, ~ Stenstrorn Boulevard in honor tenan ts in common. -i.o, 0 "When I ran out of space ,, 4 i St luck the last three years, and , L~4 1 A of the late 0cm 11. Stenst.rom, a A;;' .;4 IM.T U thenewiax "I have my pint ready," says there," he said, "I came back to 0 basis created by I'm going to have to sell ffl}' flo "I : the passing of your husband is home in order to stay in Odh am, the zoning process Sanford and developed FHA 235 native of Sanford, a prominent grocer here for Inaily years and ______ favorable, and depe nding upon business. A neighbor down the has been completed, I have my homes in another section of D close friend of 0dharn (be price at which you se the street has offered to biy my priy estimates on most Sunland. ll -i;9: properties, there may be no tax home at a price i feel When we completed that we father, the late 11. B. Odharzi, costs and a pretty good idea 1 is .a Another street will be named d veloped e consequences, or very little, the FHA few others ---I the remaining to be downright robbery'. I haen't \'d*3T(. after the late B. J. "Pop" Reel I 41, However, It has been my turned him down yet bet'au.e determined, I've named my division we named 0.') 0 I'0.13 t1'I *.' 'Twenty wlo for many years was In th. ! _. otservatlon that no new widow I'm going to have to do streets, my architect has !!' ( 0'.'I 0 automotive business in Sanford ..,"'' should ever make a decisive something pr lswdmy floor prn and my etty quick. c '.._A.a..4 Following success, andwasoneoftl'ijsarea'sear!y move such as the disposal of Odham boughtthat A land south of a Is there any other char.ce you engineering t ..L " viation enthusiasts. Pop, as he property until she has Be- know of for me to sell in a hurry pleted. Airport Boulevard and cast of was affectionately known by ciimated herself to her new iIe and maybe get more "But that's not all," con. Sanford avenue where he has than he's most everyone In the Sanford and conditions. This gene . tinued Odham, "I'm going room for a shopping plaza and offering me' area, was killed %'.hen his plane takes a year or two. F.G. ahead because the cost of labor some 700 living units, Mr. Why Dot employ someone to Dear Mr. F.G.: lie began his Sanora crashed on Wkeoff at the old in most areas of construction is manage the two Income s development by putting close to Sanford airport which is now DISTINCTiVELY DIFFERENT THREE BEDROOM HOUSE There may be. Of course, I at the 1971 level, concrete i properties for you for the next don't know what your property down, most lumber prices are million in land, 47 con. the site of the Sanora South For those who dare to be different ,la this age of conloriniEy, here Is a house worthy of attention. Its ventlonal and pitlo type homes, Development, year? 'fl'en lease your home t worth. it apparently isn't down while a few items are architectural interest Is centered In the oval section at one end, which A third Street will b also contains most of the e named living Interest. and rent a nice apartment. worth as much to your neighbor much as 20 to 25 per cent above 24 executive type condominium A beamed celling In bo~% the semicircular Using room and adjoining dining room ,I for the late Charles P. Ra Alter you have recoverid as it to you. Is If possible you '71 levels, electrical costs are units, a $300000 recreational adds even more grandeur to the unusual she. There is space for garage under the bedroom wing emotionally from your recent both may be wrong? generally down to 1971 and 'n park complete with clunhouse, Odham explained, he was - - ______ ----________ - - ', - , •--. ' — ' F' __ ' . ... ' - $1,500. -' Is a also known as "Pop." Rabun, but it terrain prohibits this, It could be located separately to (be rear. Rudolph A. Maleru, F. loss,, you will be In a mudi Your best bet would be to levels and about the only thing! plus an olympic sized swim- first employe he hired when he Jericho Turnpike, Mineola, N.Y. 11501 Is architect for Plan HAU*M. Anyone wishing to know the , entered the construction better position to make the consult with a qualified real higher are roofing plus rUing pool and tennis courts of the blueprint for the Z,ZZSiquare.foo( home can write to Matern, Enclosing a stamped, self' proper decisions. estate Inves tment specialist in plumbing and plumbing fix- plus engineering , paving and addressed envelope. drainage. Sincerely, your area. After appraising turn. "Sanora South," Odham has Odham says he has surveyed LARRY SAXON your property, he may have an th Dear Mr. Saxon: e area to his own satisfaction determined, "will be about a investment buyer' who will pay I'm in a spot. I would like to more than the neighbor, even and concludes that houses in the $1.35 million project. ,,,11010100000 "Coming back to the twotrade my store building in order (bough It might not be as much soo to s,000 price range 10 are the only homes moving in bedroom homes," Odham to get out of the problems of as your want. dealing with particular mermused, "These will be for Or. maybe he could represent retirees who would still like to chants who rent from me, but I you with the neighbor live among folks of all ages and understand that to make a tax negotiate a better price for you Sec on d Phase , have children in the neighdeferred exchange I must trade than you can for yourself. like for like, and that won't help is often the case. borhood. There are people like Odham, as announced me that y°' know. And, too, there I would probably He know, many ways to solve Herald last Sunday, will build MAi hi*t ti sut will puticzn.t Is such problems as yours other 49 homes in the second phase of children who will find the two there any other way to make a than the customary outright his Sanora development. They tax deferred exchange that you sale method, and maybe one of will be the homes sufficien t and rt of 201 homes tbedrooms the ir liking." know of? My tax man tells me I (bore methods will obtain the which will comprise Sanora cannot afford to sell because I money you need right now. and South, as the second phase will Odhamalsopointed out that have taken so the 201 homes in South Sanora much still bring you a higher price be known. There will be two, 0 depredation, will have a density of just above than the neighbor Is willing to three and four bedroom floor four per acre. He has a total of F.R. pay. all Dear F. R.: .I plans and each will have three 49 acres p!atted for the Sanora sits In any event, all you can to four different elevations. You should have spent more expect In your circumstances Is Architectual styles will include South ton& y time with your uconanJtso the best price possible in the colonial, Spanish and that he could explain to you the shortest possible time. It is a provincial. Condominium? ddlnitlan of "like for like" matter of need and benefits to "We have found these styles nsder the Internal Revenue you th$ you have to consider are desired by newcomers over Are you planning any conBnsuu ru1. not inst a desired price. the more contemporary Florida doininlum units?" we inquired. It does Oct mean you have to Sincerely, styles constructed In the past," "Not in Sanora South," he exchange — Identical Zor LARRY SAXON Odham explained, replied. "We're going with the Identical." Broadly, It means "Basically," Odham pointed single family home in these Investment property for in- Send your question to: out, "our new floor plans for price ranges because we feel we vestment property, which Larry Saxon Sanora South will have from can give the single family opens up the entire Investment 2017 S. French Ave. 1 ,0 0 square feet to a bo ut l,ZO, homeowner the same amenities field residential income Sanford , Fla,, plus a single enclosed garage. for the same montiycash outlay properties, commercial 32771 All models will have from one- as be would pay for a conand-a-half to two baths, domhuum unit selling for Odham also pointed out that to $5,000 lower because of the ri 11 Patchwork Not Limited all streets will be paved with condominium fees for mainis asphalt, have standing curbs, tenance, parking and so forth." live-foot sidewalks will be "How about your conpoured and all utilities will be struction money", we asked. Only To Bedspread Quilt underground. "Are you in on the $3 billion By LOU ISEL GILL "What about these two pumped into the construction add topic of conversation. 1. Extension Home study area can come to lif e' bedroom homes?" we asked business a couple weeks ago?" , Economies Agent with a patchwork rug ittadeof Odham. "About $2 billion of that went "They'll be among the first to the savings and loan When someone mentions remnant carpet samples. patchwork, probably the first Patches on the wall can be we've ever constructed," associations," Odliarn exrevealed. The plalned, "and $1 billion will be thIngmany people used think fun, too. Design a patchwork Odham (1 of was the pieced quilt on wall hanging. And be creative. grandma's bed. Don't limit your patches to the It No longer. Today, the pat- usual squre. And use some of chwork design Is just as much the decorative stitches of the at home on table napkins and zig-zag sewing ng machine. ___________________ _______ placemats,, cushions or wall To give your creations some decorations, semblance of going together, -t iIltrIkJucing Mi'iI)n dcl Atnn. .1 LIiIlcrE'nr Lint sit' "lii, ,,aiiA l 4VlIV _,_I ,,J LJ R. ork can auu uuuu ''iiui 'JIJIlIlIlIlI l'IIiIIll)lIfllty. coror anti ioox rot paIc-hes that have ('U'.toniiied 11I4dLlIar hiiiiie-. l)fl ifldi% idu.il land hi tts. A Sp.inkh clubhouse, c.'Illpklc ()C.1 ( design anyplace in the home, something in common, Perhaps IIII j".tal sttiitn, ( )n the cnv'. .inti inlet'. ol' Lake del Ao. Use It to accent plain fur- it's the same print or the same From 521.(XX). All unit'. '.uhjei to a Sl() pr nnmth rL'cretIiof) ka'.c. t For tIr'.t choice, s,x Us bclrc our Grand Orij in hr -' I:i.hri, irt, 'tIICC L' _..L nishings. A colorful cover on a colts'. Or vii in tin ,.r ii .0 I — d " Ct - -: - - . C c,'riri cushion. for example, can Spotlight, rather than subdue a sofa or chair, wany desipn% and colors together by grouping them on a rnet of material that tirir's pI'ccni:-tts mriay out the liet of all of them. I 0 9 Geneva ' M'• 1.1 ¼'" , 1~1_ ~ Rental Apartments I SINGLE STORY APARTMENTS PHASE It GRAND OPENING FREE TV WITH YEARS LEASE 'J .-. ' ' ~"4 jj I, (if adult '1 % 2& I SANFORD, "LUXURY FOR LESS" FL4. 4J\'l g ~ . , _. 4 )SOS W. 75th St , Sanforvj - 7 Prof,jsiona tly Mp naq6.-d fly Henry Hoche, Inc- 323-7870 ,_ _~ days a week I I.- 6 . 1i - ,M'. .&.a'i4) ..,.m.' . '..-Q .-% -- - "I ... - 'j - ' *-% le'L-i o 4L - . Fla 37771 3n 47n Rentals . - - _____ " - --- - -- --- ñocJge ' The Master's Cove Apt - - - ., - • ... •,rv. ,,.,..., -' _________ - -- .- -ç5 ij .'.: __________ c.'1ariiier's ' j y; ___ 73/ 4% -- -4-: 'x _1_n4__ty,___W_, - ~- - I - ADULT APARTMENT COMPLEX — - 8.31-0300 , - (*;-~, _ --- 11 - - —. . +- - , _ — - - . - - - - F - - - - '. -- --.----,-.-__---__ ~, . - GORMLY'S, E. 46. Sanford Park 5th Addn. -. "4,p!, : ,- ~~, ~--, .. '~ ~ . , Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals -- ,--; % . ; 41 deslrespositlon Colegrp4,ut 'as. Floridaexperience. Reply Box 542, care of The Evening Herald. P.O Box 16.37, Sanford, I iIlJ W9 _ Citrus or Cattle Ranch M.anager SA - I. I FPIJ , T F O R . .- tipIi - Sell dependnt Florida Conn. LPN wishes position as medical assistant receptionist or similar status. References. (904) 759 2976 9—G3od Things to Eat ' &SU% II Ide -' J'\ I 21—Situations Wanted Child Care n my home Hour. day or week Fenced ard References available 321 0673 -- ____ 9/illage ___________ ____ - 110 W. AIRPORT BLVD. -- ACT NOW Representative Sarah Coventry in your area No in vestment, no delivering, no coIlectng. Excellent arrangement to add to your family's lr'(ome Call 323-7791 after 6 pm. SWING SET NURSERY. Open 21 hrs, I days. Special rates. Fern Lades, need a job or extra male,' Park. $31 .4141 Can earn fron, Saflhr &up call Child Core n my hOme. l'tet me-ls. 3.49 5oU or 3.49 SI7Q Fenced yard By the Hour, Day, or Week. 332 3597 -_ . I t with 2 adults. Good salary. Per Reply P 0. Box S61 n care The Herald manent - ' . Live in mature woman, dependable, Wil Babysit in my home. Days. any hours, any age. Hot meals Reasonable. 332 0959. " ' .. / i — ._ NAVEL ORANGES, s2o BU David P. Meter & wf Carla to Owl Also Tangerines -Constr. Co., Inc. to J0 Kradle Kare Inc., S 155.29' 332673) or 322 067 Albert Schubert & Ronald G. I 111k A, Summerset No., of N T. Thminello & wf. Nidale W. Lt 3pament s U nf urnished Sec 2, 291.17' of S 3 of NE? 1 Sec 28-21- 12131¼ Smith, [ I Bear Lake hills, $32,500. "-S ________________ A,SweetwaterOaks, Sec. 30W. of 1¼ Howell lid. 1166.000 3, S,.',, ,-Sh 16,000. I ? d A,, — ____________ Things to Eat Close to downtown, new lovely 2 $52,000. Gerald J. Wemmer to Gerald 2340 Rldtwo*d C hool Yvon Chasse & Therese to W.H. Green & Sons Inc. bedroom, air. cart. kitchen fully SANFORD. FLA. Patrick E. Kelley & wf. Jean to J. Wemmer & wf Minnie K., S' Robert E. Kimbrel & wf Juanita Frh water Perch for y ou r freejer ulpped. Water ser garbage Haywood C. Lei be nsperger Jr. Lots 14 & iS Blk C Pearl 1¼ to Eugene R. Jures & 50 lbs 4150 cents per lb; 100 lbs HIs., H., 1133 131¼ F. seice pd by oer. 5170. 332 Oakland & wf Patricia Lt 1 111¼ 1 Sky 1st Addn. 1100. Est.s,, Glenda, L136 81k 1 RepI. Sb. 1 & and up at 45 cents per lb 3)937fl _ or 32315T] 1st Sec. $33,000, Lark Free Delivery North Orlando Towasite 4(b T wo bedrm, apt., or large 2 bedroom Wilco Constr, to Gordon 1. Adda., $2 4,000. house. 323-93 from 9 to 6 — Daubner & wf Peg' L, 1.1 10 r —,-, 111 ---instruct ions (QCD) Wayne L Makey, .,'l [ilk I, North Orlando Terr., Sec FRANKLIN ARMS APTS sgl. to Linda D. Makey, life & — ll?Oclorlda Awe Enroll no, 'c" Spr 1 Unit 1, 828,600. .ewing remai nder to Deborah Makey, 173 MSO cItss,'s Srget arrrcved dealer Dorothy C Wing, Exec. will of Heidi M. Makey & Michael S. ______ 710 C t t, 'j? SANDLEW000 VILLAS Clifford Caldwell to Haldor 11. Makey, It 19 BI¼ H Summeret ____________________ 110W.AIRPORT BLVD. Gregg & w( Pauline 13., I,t ii North, Sec. 2,8100. SANFOrD, 323 7370 14—camping Resorts 81¼ H Temple Terr. Annex Frances M. Hodgson, wid. to -_ -_ -Nice clean 2 bdrm unfurn duplex. $17,000. , Gerturde M. Evans, sgl., Lts 19 1 air conditioned, kitchen equipped ,It ; P, F, . , SCENIC WEXIVA RIVER Robert T Ledford & wf & 20 81¼ E Mobile Manor, d 1001 B Elm 5? 332 4453 1116 vicalon or live un.,eq beautiful ..; Angela to James T. Kern & wf See, $1,900. oaks.Fishing, cano;ng, swim MARINERS VILLAGE APTS Betty L,N3o'ofLt2345'of W. If. Green & Sons, Inc. to ming. mobile home camp sites l&TBdrm furnor,,g'ifurn 22 Golden Rod Manor, $19,900. Camp Sem7nole, Smiles weSt of I 4 )2 Orlando Dr. 323 U70 Patrick E. Kelle' & wf. Jean M. (Q('D I.l_r_fl_rLrUL,r,nJu,u-,,,,.0_'tf on SR 46 132 41 J Hrallcy Odham & LI 35 Walend Terr., 130,9(0. __________________________ One.bdrm large unf urn apt j- "- - _sri Louise to Leroy C. Towns & Adults, lights, water Iurn,ihed, HOMES FROM $23,900 US 3323296 after ,,I Carol C., that portion of John J. Bo3welI, exec. es (QCD) Norman E. Emerson 5' 330' of 111K 1., Suniand Miriarri Campbell to John J. sg1.to Natalie ', Emerson, sgl., DeBar-I., Adulti Lovely large 1 CLOSE To SCHOOLS Off Airport Blvd., Sanford $400. bed om air, ideal for 323-7900 RoswellSW 'aof MW anfNR t it e LIISV..IVL, _.i LIU bUU,, per sons 44$ 54$ 322 P354. Hel-AIre 1101111'S Inc., to 1 of SE less W30' &S30' 2 1100. CLOSE TO SHOPPING hiruce M. Stephens & wf Amelia acres plus, Sec. 20-20-32 & 2 United Assoc., Inc. to Stephen DUPLEX. Furn or unfurn Ideal ENCLOSED GARAGE V,, 1.1 387 Spring Oaks, Un, 3 acres—SE 'iofNW 1 4 of NE 1 4 C. Cook & wf. Patricia, 11421 location. reasonable rent. Pn I $46,600. *ner 365 3721 anytime, of SE 14 less E 30' & S 30', $100. Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, COLOR COORDINATED Albert hilckley I Married to Hallmark Constr. to Earl E. Sec 2, $33,000 MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE Frances, his %%,(,., 1.1 11 131k ; Minott, sgl., Lot BATHROOMS 9 BIk J, I United Assoc., Inc. to Fred B. i 37) t9fS Unrec., Comm. at SE t-or ef Washington Oaks, Sec. 2, Clanton & wf. Gerda N. It ng i QUALITY SHAG CARPETING NW'lSec?o..32,etcet il $100 $iJ,5y) Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt 84mb0C,. $2 BDRM, shag, air. sunny kitchens, pIaygron, near Howard C. Rt"lngton & wi Lloyd N. Race & wf. Eileen to Sec. 2, $39,500. City park & Sanford Plaza From Va. to Sven A. Johnson & ,At 'I'homas C. Whitelield & wf. SIlO Airport Divd near Sanforj (QCDI Win. E. Mattair & Ave 323 13.10 Joyce N. W 75' of i; 76' 01 LI 10 i Geraldine N., condom, Unit wf. Minnie to Maudie Mae 81¼ 11 English Est. Un. 3149,500. 476, etc., Village of Wind- Cray, %V 132' of E 264' of W - _________ Three I) I Iotnes Inc., to meadows No. 4, 131,000. 806.5' Lots 1 & 2 Mecca Ham. 31—Apartments Furnished Arthur If. Stainback & '4 Je,III 0+ In n,n,,It iIs ,,.. -------_J. D. Bledsoe &wf Georgia '0 pus is Vil.. •LLRJ. i..i, s.i,xat. I I_'—.-I.. It 17 111k A San Sebist John P. Sanford & wf, Marie N. 1cr 7 Br-orcor.', Adult,cr'ty Edw. I.. Btackshrare & , 0. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ w ', of Lot 345, Van Arsdale Zelma to James Miller & wi, Ht.., 3 Un. 2 $ 7,500. Park AcnueMob,Iepa,k 7545 Park Drive, 332 7161 Osborne Brokerage Co. Addn. Nellie M. It 7, A. D. Stenu. S. list to Black Hammock, 8100. — I diiord's Addn, Saul., $5,500 Twobdrrn fvrnapartmei,t I _____ Pools by Max, Inc. to Max J. Plochildr en or pets %61 Robert Parker & Barbara to Carapic & '4. Jean, IA 6, less S Bobby ft. Hornet & wf. Evelyn " 25',& 1.1 l7 less S25'&S of 7, B., Lt 11 & E 44' of It 10131k fl One bedroom apt, lights, water Talmuo s.d repl. B1k A. Tanglewood, Sec 4, $'14,500, furnish ed. Adults t97 50 322 72;' after S $70,000. Sharon N. [And, sgl. (QCD) Louise Freeman & hb, iff to Dennis N. Boerckel & wi. Wilson toM ar nle Benton, St3of One bedroom turn apt. II) Frm' .;"' Ave SlOOmo plus Sn depoS'l L. 'I,'. ,r (:l?rzJt% Debby' Sue, Lt 51 111k A Sum-. SE 1'a of 111k 3, Tier 19, Fla . _____ ___ I 6517 or 675 1657 merset North Sec J. $22,000. Land & Colonization Co. St. -WHERE SOMEONE STILL Charles A. Roberson & wf. Gertrude Adcin,, $100. Clean & quiet, Icr bedroom apR 7 WHERE NATURE IS Ellen to Carl G. Hudenski&wf. no pets Lse 1110 _ Eliz. A. Sharon, sgl. to R Bertha It 183 Lake Harriet Robert & wf. Mary A., Lot CARES ABOUT QUALITY YOUR NEIGHBOR 8, AVALOPI APARTMENTS E.sts,, $23,500. 131¼ 8, Tier 2, E. It. Traffords ADULTS, NO PETS _______ I h16W dSt B. N. hiarvin & sri. Louise to Map., 130,100. Marcus 0. Hardy & wf. Virgia Doris P. Brumley form. WELAKAAPATMENTS I GREATER CONSTRUCTION N. Its 11 & 12 Frank 1. Burton to Wm. S. Brumley Jr & 111W 1St SI Woodruff s.d of Govt. LL1,See wi, 1km, Lots I,2&3, & IAs2S1-2 Bedrooms Furnshed or Unfurnished CORPORATION 1-20-30, $5,500. A etc., Crystal park j&Lt 17 31A—Dop:exes Sandra 1,.PiIcherto Thomas repl. Pnrestflis.,I,tIOBlk -_-_FREE BOATING TO ALL APARTMENT RESIDENTS 470 E. SEm0RAN BLVD. E. lluckely, LI 16 [ilk E, E So. Pir'ecrest, 11,133. Duplex. Lake Mary kitchen LARGE SWIMMING POOL . CAPTAINS CLUB HOUSE tx u'pp-e.J, 7 t,edroms, fenced Charter Oaks Unit 1, $5,500. Jerry J. rowler& wI. Juan to CARPETING, DRAPES, CEN. HEAT AND AIR vald 377 176$ CASSELBERRY, FIR. Charles E.I'orter&wf.Gayle Wm.D.l(order$, 11[5hop E L of DISHWASHER AND GARBAGE DISPOSALS. to June 11. Ilaumei.ster, sgl., I.! Cost. U ! lieu pan Sec. 21- 2 B ORM, furniShed or unlu'eo rn.si ALL ELECTRIC KITCHENS, Adul? preferred 15 Spring Dgns, 831,900. 29 tic, 8131,600. Conveniently located on Hwy. 17.92 next It,, Cavalier - Across from Ranch House 373 51S4or3floag Le-Ie [teal Est. I n v. to James B. Lambert & wf. 1 or 7 bedroom ciuples apartments ('harks Warwick & wf. Joyce Bonnie to Tower Realty I 323-8670 FurniShed or unfurnshed 60 S. 1122 81¼ 0, North Orlando % 1111111111111111111 ' of S 190' of F4 150' of It 7, —F---_—,, " — S*lntng pool 1320 5 Or ------Terr., Sec S Unit!, $31,900, Of 3737920 Bradley Addn LW., s,000. - ___ 41 'I,. , - Herbert K. Muhrenberg & Martha LI 12 BIk C Bear Lake H is., a-d, $33,500. Casselberry Gdns Inc. to Donald W Wilson & sri. Linda J .1 ft S Ulir I IIJ%V £UilLryfl Will. 1%. .1unrclongo & wt Park 5th Ad±i,, $C,000. W. Wilson & wf. Linda Donna to thomas E. Stewart & E.Donald to Marion I.. Crumbaker & wf Elaine R. Lt 8 Blk F. Lake KathrynPark4tI1Addn,$33,tyj. Katheryn collectIon. 5310775. Babysitting in my homC. Hour. Day Of Week. Fenced yard, playroom. Low rates for working mothers, Winter Springs. 3fl.isi3 Edmund Salas & wf Nociha to Theodo re Ulmo & wf Liii M., IA IL qel~o - .r. I -' - ' West Altamonte fits., Sec I Meredith Manor Un.o. 1, owrwrity for part firne work to Otj'wCS teachers and offic.*orkers AbSolutely no in vestment, no delivery, and no for ___ 6—Child Care - IA 8, Bik D, Golf view Ests., sec Benj. Tillman & sri Emma to W.S. & Ir., John If. Wright, $100 Second Mountain Constr. Co. Joseph E. Ca.shwehl & wf to Kwang Nam Kim & wf. KI Anna to Ruth B. Hula, mt & Soon, Lt 446, Forest Brook 5th Dorothy Lcmke,': mt., IA 4 111¼ Sec. $33000 If ., LI 1 81k C. Country' Club F, Summers-ct North, See, 3 Shoemaker Constr. to Wm. Manor Un. No. I, $17,500. Fuller & wf. Va. C., LI 5 111¼ C. $22,000. -- -idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, Sec 4, $42,000. Robe rt P. Turlington & Alma to Richard M. Wilson Jr. & wf Kristine I., E of Lt IS, all of 19 & W 2' of 20 111k If. Sanlando Spring s Tr. No. 16, 2nd repl. $23,000. Wm. E. Stout & sri. Eve to 828,000. Richard K. Berg & wf P.everley to Bobby C. Leggett & wi Janet A. Lt 80 Devonshire, 141,500. bring K. Murray & wf Susan to Salvatore Borraccorso & wf Irene Lt 499 Spring Oaks Unit Ill, $38,000, James H. Richards & wf hmnogene to Frank H. Cannon, 1.15 16 & 17 131k 13I W.t Altamonte HIs., $7,000 harry A. Gc-ehrin Cun.tr. t Larry D. Dorcik & wf Alice to Thomas P. Cullen & wf Janet A. Frank H.'Cannon. IA 15 Blk B — all four in or* cimsuie, ask VR6' Faust's rs _______ - ' - , (,' Applls4ces ---if k o. .'.-" , .0 f , II ((lilt I-ll1d 4 ...........- "," • .' '-' ' - Tompkins Land Co. Inc., to sgI to Joyce Anne McAdam, 493 83'frorn SW cor. of SE L4 of sgl., Lt 21 111k H . Sunlan.I Ests., NE ' of Sec 19-21-31 etc., $100. (lanes Win. Dunn, sgl., LI 156, less N 4.30', Trailwood Est. Sec 1824,500. Minnie E. Patton, sgL to James H. Johnson & wi Mary ' _..,' Q - I 1, 1ii1 -'u in. —- IV GaMens 322.2090 I II II... Fred W. Erdman & wf Anna to IAJls C. Garcia & wf Irma, W' of: From NE ('or of LI 28 Queens Mirror Addn. CB $i,000 , . 5 Li - 4 i's - # I 0N Ig• IS ' (IIt&FIJ _J(1 _________ All With ' m. My t. , . Searcy Shores, 135,700. *44 en eatraA sad .,. Rinehart & Wf ('arol,' to John M. Miiuri & '4 Judy R. 1.1 8 131k C North Or!. Tern, See 3 Unit 1, $28,900. iseginz.rn U. Baker & sri 3, 137,500. Amelia to J. Claude hleacock & '4 France Unit 212, Village of Nader homes Inc., to homer %S'indmeadosrs no. 1 lilt. Ps Iecfl SN'l' cut the gra ss. . . NOW LEASING ', FROM •16 2d3Dødr boat riiiii. -' Grange Prop Inc., to James T BChe II & wf Theresa, IA 543, Spring Oaks Un. 4, 137,700. Rd Aire Homes Inc., t, Richard C. Roysum & tt.-,.,,.eI... LAUIIly,IAjfrt)priflgUaUfI Spri ng 136.000. c stindeckttiit's eside theboardwalk - Paradise Point, 4th Sec., 131)00 Carl U. Martin & wf Sandra to the Upjohn Co., Lot 213 Forest Brook .4th s. $40,000. I Q('I)t Milton J. Rybar, sgl to -, " .sun C. itybar, sgl., Lt 154 Alma Bird, sgl., to Eric Bird, Unit 26A, Oak harbour, Sec. 1, E. l'hilyaw & EIIz., LI 190 1k the pool, the shuffleboard f Frcdcu EnIr., Inc. to Joseph Leto & '4Gena, LI 7 111k C, Oakland hills, 1100. lake &at boirdei!s the use that has the - W Hooper & J, 74 Spring Oaks Un. 4, 138,8(X) - You desitn theh ome\ tha es ony our any, as -_ ' I ' , - . . t - - ,,_ . 2. -- -- - . I _ - - -- , -- - - - , - , a I �- Sunday, Feb. S, inS IC-Sunday Hsrad, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses 31A--Duplexes 34-4bile Homes porch. tiCki & $25 deposit. No pets. 323 73.5! 3 Bedrpom, 60.'17' mobile home. Furnished $150 month; $50 security. 372 4299. 32--Houses Unfurnished - 35_Mbdelome Lots SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and and canoeing. See at Came Seminole. Miles Weil I 4 o SR 5 Of 46 377 1170. Nice 3 bedroom. 2 bath house. Fenced yard, carpet & r efrigerat or, up to 3 children, $150 month in beautiful Washington Oaks 323 7562 anytime, C'assf.cj Ads serve the buying and Selling community everyday, read .Ini USC them often Call 372 7611 or 531 9993 REAL FLORIDA LIVING it Acres near large lake with mini Palm trees. Comfortable mobili home completely furnished $1s,0 WE TAKE TRADES 4 Bedrooms. Ili baths, garage, !enclj, central heat and air, carpet, 3n s9 F.venings. carpet, central H&A. garage, For Rent: Office and Storage Space. I700French Ave .373 7340 Nice 3 Bedrooms with carport. 1 Blc,ck to Stores, $140 month. 373 1762 Longy,00. 687 Highland Ave., I block from Longwood Elementary School, 3 Bedroom masonry home, Range. AC. and carpeted $150 Month plus deposit. 641 1651 - Caiirt Real Estate * l ' EM While * They ';e Hot! New hates ma rural area. No dawn pa payment, monthly payme.its Less than rent. Government Sufflidiled to Qualified buyers Call to see it , QlIfytl Lake Mary, 2 bedroom Iurn S!ied h0u5. Aduttt, no pets. Near 5JC. S140 M. UNSWORTI.a REALTY Small 3 bedroom furnished house, near schools & dowfltOw 2 sChool age children O.K. $125mo. See Owner it 210 W 11th St. 903W. IsiSt 373 6061 3230Sl7 3'r 4L W¼'W, lbltit .v Good Credit andgualitied buyer. 121900 Rig, Real Estate Broker See T?s ho*! 3 itR. I' Ibaths. 7 pct. mortgage, 1 yeirs old CH. car. Ottd. nCr Shady area Lc,* dawn payment JOHN SAULS AGENCY Day's 3227174 Broker - $CiIl~,§ everything PIeWFHA$pctc,own at 7 44 Pcl. interest, 30 Yr. from $271990. Daytime call 83o 5327, eves. 3720717 APARTMENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 1 11 SANTA BARBARA OR. SANFORD MUST SELL - NEW] BO. 7 BATH Make offer. 327 3217 A Community of Fine Hoin.% offered by Harold Hall Realty Ideal Retiem,nt Home.3bedroom, Rig Real Estate Broker 2139 S Myrtle Ave - Sanfor d Phone 3210610 some painting. Don't miss this one LAKE MARY W. Garnett White from initial Recreational .'S are paid and flClide Large Club House. Junior Olymp4 Pool, Basketball and Tennis Courts and .1 Large Picnic Area . F, 7U4 95 new home. Tonys Mobile Homes. Hwy 17 .92, FIve Points, 3210021. Ill 'he Herald Classified ads are buck and while and read all over. 'looking the Wekixa River, 1 Rentals from only per cent $55 acre. 4 Bedroom dbl. wide. Real country. 305441.5)31 After 1:00. S Located I Block South of Airport Blvd.. ,. on Sanford Avenue. Sanford. Florida SANFORD ' __________________ 410 panl, carpeted and furnithed. Can use as 7 or 3 bedrooms. 2 storage buildings. All for only Stemper Rea lty Sat. a Sen. 1-4 1_ DIAL 372 377 1959.372 1141 (305) 322-8721 L - -, , .; CARRIAGE tale 427 mile, east of 17.. Ph. Sanford (30i5) 323-81$Ii Orlando Faciory Rebate - j tervir.. WASHER. 5% with only - as down! TEE 'N GREEN LARGE HOUSE , SMALL RAN-HI bedroom,2b1?ns,c entralc,imat, near country club. Only 135.000. - . T. - SAN LANTA FENCEOI 3 bedroomt, 1½ baths, family roo m, $23,900. Price includj - - - - - -__i 1 .1 - apptLenes laundry ___________ _______________________ ______________ __ Anytime REALTORS -____ . :' . .. . -9 :t..I , , .',a',- - . 'ea, 'U ' ' i!~~ C -' 1' . - _~ \ ". A, li Down To Clark Chrysler Plymouth, Tues., Feb. 11th from 1.9 To See The Fabulous WINSTON BAND WAGON, Thrill To The Lively Beat Of Th e Band Wagon As It Beats Out Nostalgic And Modern Tunes. "-I ip - I 1-4- 14 •. '..S'-/,/V t. -. 2'' ,' - New - you. Bring your unwanted item for sale. II and SR 46 at Th Ride.A.wtiil. Stables, Sanfor d. 1 5690. '- I . .) I. 11 0. V' - , I " .F1 , /I ~ ~ \:\ '' ____ I -' I ,/ i , - -1• - 'J' ' - S -1 ~ 1.ilii.~: , , I '\ ',\~ ,~~14 F___,~,7, - ;k::~- - .._Z-___ • I 3 ''?/t'," I '-' ,4 . I ,,,. ---:-,,. III 1. / 1 - -- _ ' _-. Ow ---. - -,. .. -- * , 1 ' - - 4 III 4 le111X -. I -. TERROR SPREADS THROUGHOUT RN I -'-- - . 9 __----__~ ' -_____-- NOR / l "... %&7AFeed - , / -- LANDS AS BELLA GR055115 1, t - - . \ IORSEMEN REPORT THEIR MOVEMENTS ZROM THE LAND. N'/,. ;' /(i& AND THE KING OF THULE SENDS RELAYS OF WS FASTEST SHIPS TO BRING NEWS OF BEUA'S PROGRESS, AND ALL THE REPORTS ARE DREADFUL. I ! LP1 I iij Hay,$1.15erbaIeup ROBSON MARINE 7927 5 Hwy. 17 92 377 5.491 1JL.. 1Cta k)r h jj ciiji for sale. Fertilized Bahia, heavy balei. Limitid supply. Call Hay -.221 0429 k!: " n, r 'V.,. M r".-- I r __* '--..!.-r-- - z: ; ___ Quantity L ,,-1 crie (lei' per Cul ' .01 flea I Cutomq .., I _.e s.... . - .- -.... P32 --- I . -- ' " ' - "r- _ _ . -• - - g -; - -. - - ± - - I L L r-. , .j I ,i, fill ''' - - ._1 - lte ni1 - I p,,.,_,, -.. '• NOLL'S - - 4. ', -L - WN A ...' - of 14 4.4P h 41~Nz __ - r 0, U 'if le M . - A' & \\ :' _________ __________ - AM FM. FM St * ' AUCTIOi 614. )00. ,Ike ''-'i; s,. )u.. - . .1 . . * I ,~' , -.1 It I, ' r&fl-.'I[L2:_- ' 1 in tLIL ') 7 " Vz ' "-"r_4_ -a " .- ' i/i'_ "-____._'. eI-...:..;;Li I'__-'c - -___ .. - -. \ e-________I -.- . ': ' ~ . A I '- 1 UI\ , . vu,avV tid - .' .- '- C I" 1 " I - 1 1' - :- 4 .-. • , I IF .7'(f'p i4i1 '' - CASH 322-4132 -: . -- '-;.:'- ,r UE[LA MAKES BUT ONE MISTAKE: UO5S.tG OVER TO BRITAIN TO 5ACK WINCHESTER. Ht5 MEN MEET WITH KING ARTHUR'S MOUNTED KNIGHTS. IT IS A COSTLY LESSON - .AND THEY ARE GLAD TO RETURN TO THEIR SHIPS. ___ l itJG AGUAR, VAL AND BOLTAR KEEP 1 CLOSE TOUCH WITH THE ADVANCING iENACE. AGUAR SPEAKS: MQj, /k'/NG5 ARE 5CATTER&2 FAR AMP "fOE, AMP WILL A't)T 7(JR/1 /fce$IEWARL W 71 A 0TIJ4IN. WE MUST SEEK HELl? TM If VAL LEAPS TO HIS FEET: '8ELLA GROSSI WILL ,///O LiTTLE Pt (I PER MS HE MOPES EASTWARP WITH WINTER ,'vW ç4 Afl(4Y IT SEEMS PLAIN 70 ME THAT HE A/$15 AvR a . . 7AJCAI .,i THESSALRIGA, RICH AND POWERFUL, WITH TRADE ROUTES TO THE EAST, NORTH AND SOUTh. UNCONQUEREP 5TJLL, THOUGH MANY HAVE 7lIED. NEXT WEEK- Xinti ofthe Thalfir! '1IlAI1I - c REGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanf or d 373 570) Il9OrlandoDr, - BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ph. In 01 ,,# Mobile Homes `4 THE BORN LOSER 1,. II - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY New lot Inaru. Looking for a new oc A by Art Sansoln 11 it- - Sacrifice $62 3177 Fl _____ 43-Lots-Acreage Accounting - - 2 Lo Ic Myrtle and 11th St 30'x Ill', 60'*117'. Zoned MU Make offer. 322*711, - LAN at- , .,.--. C trage Sale: Everything got's rents to $10 123 Shomat. I Longwood. 339 *345. - 100 ., p.,.. wiJi Hing, $3,100. - ALT AMONTE Sewet & water, Home Improvements No - Air Conditioning .OII CIub%; Bibyclotp,s, 7k Nater Bed; Men's, Ch.idre $OthLQ; HoulOhoid, BARGA ,ARAGE, 400 P4 17.97 (be", - 46--Commercial Property Ca rport Sal Anything Ga rORREST GREENE INC. IT'S G000 ENOUGH == Personal Tax Service 2 East Rd.. 1792sjC rance R. Ransbc4torn, 377 RI 2S43ParDi-, kn'urrs, 'C rs p'.'r.c ILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Dints, Call 3327143 anytime. - obk's, Long-woo.cl) Hrs We at 105; Sunday 17$. 83.41640 Re Lis - Shop the easy way ?ctt'n I)atrroa''ii Cainets, Counter tops, Sinks Sewing -• SI day's Classified Ads from yc . ;..F (erid?nng "I lsn,s ir Ire. eStrnil, call Carl trris, at SE ARS in 5,intord if Beauty Care rowrp's BEAUTY SALON rnerIy Pfarriett's Beauty flooki 519E Pine 377 5712 PIlE'S BEAUTY ri:,,.1 .'., ,, SHOP. 1106 a- - n.. Alterations, Remodeling, screen approved dealer. 710 E itt St 373 664) repair Guarante work Saveon electric bill. Turbo Roof Venft installed 323 $919 Tree Service - Tree Serv ice Comple', tree care We clean your complete horn,, windows, ovens, estimate. 0''gu by experts. Singer stallatlon available. Bud Cabell 3721057 anytime ___________________________ r 7S'x)75', paved, 0711 - -. . W ., me park Pas turf, beautiful hornUif, Ten ry Realty. REALTOR, an YourMLSAgency . Of used furniture, appiiances,toots _____________ 322-2420 " Casselberry, Hwy. 17.97. $304706 Tiony'a Mobile Homes. Hwy. Il 92, 11 Five Points. 371002$. S I I I I -' 11, 7pm. All livi stock an Any - - ' -' - '' ' r- 4 ,.: . - $ t_ Hurry, Hurry, Hurry Wanted to buy used office furniture, COLOR TV. $11 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAIi I •4_ a 0% oto - ' / p IIt "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' CITY FIRST TIME AD. VERTISEDI 3 bed room near downtown, many extr . $2S4)fl. -. .... - ______ Largest d:ar. arriving daily Ph 631 1311, 0çr Sunda,S 126 vi .Realty . .f ... I . '-" 1 •uct - 7%%30 year mortgages ___ j::;, , L Q (LI 377 3597 .i,.'1 x C- O-"j '' i!)1 ~ ap-- 6.441124, Winter Park. on any new, home now have models ready for Inrimediate occupancy in Carriage Ci ve, Sanford's newell mobile - e aiiiliil . % -, -' * 1 $6' ORlt4TAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paId, used, any condition. jrchasad, to spend as you please. Tony's Stenstrom -. Datsun-Subaru Sale 74 wm below dealer coit, first come first choicel Plus Fla 's finest Used Cars. Dick Baird 77 Honda SL 33.0. custom paint, . farm Implements and what hay C COVE ___ - _.ftc - . KENMORE . *- stands. 1130 . Others to a we Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3224991 1919 S French 73j'A. in 1494,377 754 --- .s . .!"•', I - * $5500,* Neat, 7 bedroom masonry home, Corner tot, fenced yard,U50dn $l1.. Sales offece open Mooday'Freday: '-4. OR CONTACT YOUR REALTOR OR BROKER -- Newly painted, I Sat.. Feb- p I a..,_ Best lot 24'*5? double wide. Many more i)" mo., to Qualified pur. now available In ank repossessions to choose chaser. Sanford', newest and finest Adult-Family TAFFER REALTY Bli lutiful dbl wide on own lot along Mobile Home Park. Rig. Real Estate Broker tihe St. Johns Assumable mar. Come out and inspect 1100 E. 25th St., 322 46U It7age. 3054415131 After 1:00. the MOdel Homes on COUNTRYLIVING,etc$osetocit1j displa yconvenhincC$. FINANCING AVAILABLE We will case for up to On veaf option t buy aria trsn ipoty from 50 t o ICC percent Of yOur re-10 to ?hedownpaymeflti FARMERS -, - GOOD TERMS ------ - 3774457; Alter 5, 377.7111 MOBILE HOME PARK p,c,et 00 Factor y Rebate will be mailed directly to yj on purchase of any - L' NOCLOSINGCOSTS Short On Cash? Priced $13 90010132,000 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. --- Conveatonol Financing - 3 Homes,? Bedrooms, I Bath .. -- edger, works, $5; Electric fan, 13 50; large coffee table, 810, Stereo, $23, Porch recliner, $4; Door mats, 2k each. Much more, plus antiques. Some dea lers say they keep the bes t used furniture, we don't we sell It. KULP 42-Mobile Homes a., I . 1912 MGB AM FM stereo, I track tape deck. wirt *heefs, Low mileage, S2.5w 121 0811 BLAIR AGENCY coidtion _ . ' Every Fri,ep m. Truck load of tack remnants, 25c each; Electric SANFORD Broker. 107 W. commercial Sanford 332 7811 S35000 To $43,000 Clothes line post, free; Bench. $13; Chest of Drawer's, Twin bed, $20; Occasiona l chairs, $3 up; New tclIet seat, free; Step S1001, $3; Platform roc ker, 115; L 9ç sor chaff, 1)5; Old Oak desk. 175; Lamp base, free; Folding metal chairs. $1 iach; Draper y fabric s ieomes. -i Bedrooms Priced From 123,500 to 138.500 - AUCTION $15 each; Swivel chair, 322 -7443 - For sale by owner. 1973 Grand Pnix Pontiac sports car. Like new Motorcycle Insurance HORSE AUCTION We are expandfl Business is good, Youth Bed, 15; 2 Danish Chairs, Bro ker Neal Estate ! rIp. 377 34 19 excellent S I !D - Falcon Ranchero, new fir es an n'.prcPcm D,ittun Cup cer, vertible, cute; $730 each. Plym outh wagon, 1)30. Owner, 373 1309. M cc. um 67-tJvestock.Poultry FREIGHT SALVAGE %OSSIE eo ______________ 78-4viotorcycleS every Friday night I p rn Dori forget to bring your ow n Iivestoc Truck load of new tick weekly. I and Rt. 16 Old Hillbilly Ridic Stables. Horses sold 7 days wetk. 327.5690. Appliancet Furniture Paint Etc. "Buy Direct From BoxcarGORMLY'S. E. 16. Sanford 373 1733 *0 ______ - I Sanford, horse & liv es tock Call .redlt Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St . Sanford 377 1611 Will REALTY lbath block home. located On nice lot In quiet i.elghbnj-hood. Needs automatic. Drop In bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle1 Position Like new CndtaOn, sold! new for 11$, balance of uS Cash or $ paymen ts of $10. New warraj'ity. control doors, kitchen appliance furnished. $13,000. Conventional loint as low as 7'... pct. interest. Larry Saxon, Realtor Full meets of 11 NEW & NICE EXECUTIVE PATIO homes, 3 bedroo,ns, 7 baths, double garage W..lectronic at onfy 114,000. JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. Loan ot Mid-Florida Priced 'n machine. 76065 Hwy, 17.97 REALTOR 373 3771 And First Federal Savings and ' Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay FHA or VA. Taxes are law. Location great. Call 323 9410. 76--Auto Paris muiwa '--. GOLDEN .TOUCWP1 SEW Ir) Sewing cabinet, repossessed Singers bell model, winds bobbk' PRICED TO ENJOY Imagine owning a cheerful 3 bedroom Sanford home with carport, utility room, *all to wall carpeting, and drapes for lust 531300. Fenced ',ard. Will tell Acreage - 51-Household Goods :OMMERcIAL- 2 Bdrm house, garage with apartment on 2 lots 145.000 - I - j . For cheap camping and trans ,'4 VW van. Red and white, runs good, 1.450. 322 92)4. - miles of trail Open 71 hi's a da) days a week. Night riding Invita Pirlies and individuals wtIcOn Barbecue and night trail nc first Saturday night each mon Call for reservations for niç riding . Horses boarded, Includ cvu riSy, and compiee care, I mo Pasture board you feed, $ mo Hor ses bought, sold, ii traded every day. Under n management. 377 3690 - eA . 1 in 6400 _________ .'r "w, W Ili N lOaded, new SIre's. 21,000 mile't .-.- [ 1973 MG Midget, excellent condition. 373 1711 Antique red ion ing wagon I_:- ___________ . 66-Horses - 1970 Grand Prix Pontiac, 2 dr..Iully equIpped. $1995. Call Duane McGuire. 322 1631. Dealer. ..- $ i" tiditionrd es.s,,ange. REELS BODY SHOP, nb9 Sanford ?,'I . ' ' OPENING SOON ' ea 160~40$0 1 4" B1 & BOARDING kENNEl IIFATED Kht4LLS i;; ,) . . - [ I . -, - 00 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W lstSt __ __ . 0571 or 377 6230. Plan now 10 vacation this year in your own REC Vie from I ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING - 1971 Camaro Z 78, gold, air, power s and ft 11,0 miles Like new. 37) '" I A fake over piymeots. 321 07w, 1971 Camper hull, to.' long wheelbase truck 4566. e. Spotless older lake home. All trees etc. Dock, privacy. Priced right. La nd contract. Owner, $317339. EASY LIVING - Black Lab puppies. $2.5 to sis. AKC I 751 Lakewood Or,. Deflary. eM I. . . . .. I I " SANFORD FLEA MART SI.S00. 322 7717. , ______ Ander son, 363 3710. it P. 1973 Pinto Runabout, '2.000 cc, automatic, 14,000 ml. $1,400 or the help you need. 372 2611. AKC Doberman pincher puppies. Champion lineage. $50 to 1)30. Mr. Saturdays & Sundays Jim Hunt Realty Corbett R l Estate PLANNING A GARAGE SALE" DON'T FORGET TO AD. 2374 Park Dr. REALTOR 377711$ VERTISE IT IN THE REALTOR DeBary AFTERHRS: d &I 17I CLASSIFIED ADS, 3777411. 322 9214 3720441 3773991 --1 story, of" 0)mL I bdrm, 2 BY OWNER-629E 2nd St. Good 2 bath, ckSO.' Owner holding bedrooms on professional lot. S .200. Commercial Properties Exc el lent Incomeproperty. Owner Homes, Lots fwce i317347. P1 C. BATEMAN 323.0532 r . HOME, all extr as, good location, 12 BEDROOM APIS SWIMMING P OOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 - ALL NEW - ) & 4 bedroom, 1* 2 & 7 baths. homes, fully equipped. fl Lake Jennie 3 Eves. 323 043 , WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Read today's Classified Ant for - - . 1967 Ford F&rlane, good hunting , fishing car, good tires 1750 377 1973 Dodge V,n, Tradesman t oo $100 Cash and takeover payments. $30 1733 __ . m., 1971 VW 1100 AND TAKE OVER PAYMENTS. 372 4776 332 5.461 Air conditioner 3 ton, $725 Heats and cools. Late model compressor. 6.476431 HOME Retirees Dream, quiet & clean. 7 bdrm family rm only $17,950 Acre Realty. REALTOR. 373 775.0 __________________________ 1921 75-Recreational Vehicles POOWeLAKC - 1200French, 3237)10 Apricot.6 wkt. old 761 N range Av Winter Park, 6431121 EXECUTIVE - LOCH ARBOR- I Bedrooms with all custom extras, 17*31' pool. PtVACy GALORE. Modern 2 3 bdrm., Il i baths, central heat & Air, 3 Bedrooms, carpeted. bedroom, 1' bath home 6 mi air. will wall car pet, pat io Fully central H&A, lireplac,, private south of Sanford. 5)00336 equipped kitchen Call 37.3 1222. dining room, 7", lots, orange trees. By owner 133,000. 327 415; EXCELLENT BUY 323 7*60. 34-Mobi le Homes MART Qar,'n Su' 'th I rri', ho 95 FLORIDA WATER BED CORP. O . OU old abondonedc,,r Move FREE. If you will call me after 373-1674. P Sanford Auction Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE * Waterbed Sale * Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 Reg Real Estate Broker 377 1301 26lO Hiawatha Ave 1,17 97 -. 64-Equipment- _________ for Rent BUY- SELL -TRADE 311 3ISE First St 3725677 - ; if .. after 5:30 p.m. 80-Autos for Sale stools, tofas, chairs, TV$. ap pllances. old thigh bed, carpet. 1 PC. dining room S uit e, bedrOOm furniture, and many items too numerous to mention or mow your vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 3225191. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Ravenna Park Immaculate bdrm., large lot, low, low down 3 bedroom, 7 baths, with good neigh. $73,500. Acre Realty, REALTOR t0t3,Jpcl, mortgage. orrefin.anc, 3327750. VA or FHA $37000 Fireplace, I bdrm., 2 bath, den, pool on 1 acre. Only $3 7,950 Acri PAYTON REALTY WI NI N IN.- iw Yamah 320. excellent Condition Sale price, $250. Phone 373 GIli Hwy 16. 1u Mi. East of I 4 Let me till your spring garden spot Golf Clubs, matched set of woods, and irons. Steel shafted, leather bag, SSO 323 5)5.3 1l. Home On Lake FLEA .. Auction Stan 's 62-Lawn-Garden 1911 Hwy. 17.97. Open Sat. & Sun. 9.3 339 7970 Nice lurn. S rm. home, $ rms., fu bath. Screened po rch, garAglt fr,.jl trc-s , l.3rQI. lot C,ti )2 $200 Down * SOUl H air, custom interior. Low Jowr. Only 123.730 Easy to own Iv it call. CLIFF JORDAP REALTOR. $311222 . REALTOR 372 7191 * " Get 33Houses Furnished - 4i-Ht),i - - 3 Prdroom, IIIBath Home Clears, Large Lot 377 1110 ------------- MAIJLAND Exciting 3 bedroom home on big Ic fen ced back yard.carpets, centr ml 00 -- _________ . Used showcase's, like new. Display fixture, Cash registers, Gondolas. Mer chandise' Tables. Reasonable. 'Inflation Beater W$Iva River Lot - $11,1 2 Story Spanish with pGl. 149,500 - ' Two gas heaters one olI healer other misc. items. 373-5074 III II I Furnish your home with a bar and 1 65-Pets- Supplies 64Y Saturday? P.M. Open daily 10$ We buy, sell,trade PUBLkJ UCTION MON. FEB. 10, 7 P. M. $91 9198 SANFORD 3 Bedroom 2 bath, carpet, good location. 127. Real Estate - with 21' x 57' Auction - You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads 32)8. Area One Inc. REALTORS Used offi ce furniture _ 78__t0 "cY es _________ guns, wicker. misc. Private 67$ signs. - neal home, many - f 7-Auction NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.92 $304706 Upright piano; couches; bdrm. suite; antIque-s, oak desk, 1.55; Icebox, clock, will pt'ooe, old NEW I, 7 and) bedroom homes a '. townhouses. WalIto wall carç wallpaper, built-In kitchen and no maintenance foe. LOW, LO N. LOW 7 2 4 pd. interes t unc en tandem plan. Hwy 1797 to 25th l. west to Ridgewood and follow 1 fenced, patio 124.500. 3731631. 10 Acre Farm mobile, $tS,000 Prëviev 60-Office SupplIes Wood or steel desks (executi ve desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and Carry. For Sale: Collection of books and maaaiines i Military £Irrrkfl OPEN TEN JILL DARK air. trees. 139.900, FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS373 6353 or 64$2333 15005g. It, 720 Volt. local for repair Country Living shop or warehouse. 3328321 Or 372 trees. $25900 - Sneak for ___ Sale . Call 322 91)4. LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, waterfront home, beautiful kit then, Florida room, central heat & 37-Business Property - 'ENlC WIKIVA RIVER lovely tpot under the old oaks to vacaf ion or live. Fishing, canoeing, swimrnng. Camp Seminole, S mitescs?otI 4onSR 46 i n'u7o. NO DOWN -- or owner will hold mortgage. 3 Bedrooms. 1L', ba ths, i'll modern, lovely. 1801 W. 4th St., Sanford. 272 3791. VA- No Down. 3 bdrms., 7 bathi, 3 bedroom home fenced yard. patio. Newly decorated. No mote than ?children 377.7741. - _______________________________ VA ---- I moWi?a; Bid, $13; Serb Base & Mattress plus Headboard, $49; Black & Decker 14" Electric Hedge Clippers, 517; QIssel manual rug shampooer. $3; Bed Table. 11. 323380$. ___________________________ Nights 3775.171 or 377 7357 - beautiful oaks. Swimming, fishing, Bedrooms, fenced yard 1160 Month. First and last deposit )fl 7451 after S and weekends. _ Days--322 6123 - Merchandise f ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ROKERS WE TAKE TRADES 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 2 BEDROOM APT. 3731771 3 trifler with sc/eened in Nirm. I)upt,i apt, kitchen cquipped, iir Conditioned. Contact Mr. William 37 9790 after 3 p M. 41--Houses LAKE MARY BINGO A wli nrf Beautifully decorated 'i bedroom home, central heat & au carpeted, family room, breakfai bar, $74,90, Owner motivated WE TAKE TRADES LONGWOOD 3 bedrooms, spi plan, 2 baths, carpeted, centri heat & air, garage. $75,900. - .0 _______. walls, f1c Free 323 2633. Carpentry, Remodeling. Additlont. Custom Work LicenSed, Bonded Free est i mate. 3736038. Carpentry, Non-inflated rates. t, Remodel, Additions, II ' 41 J.W. (Jack) Klaurk, 373 $144 _________________ A small Classified Ad brings big returns TryMf%Armjj re ('all 321 261) or III 9fe1 - -'---*'- Wcifl Papering Licensed Bonded, Insured Irs, Syk, 3734411 O'ld fr-hs of-alt - Iy'S. Carpt'ntr',. PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger -, -'"'' - ,.i.'.c: �- --- --- ___•.*_•___ - :- ----.-. _-__-_-----_ C—SundIyI4$r1$dS1nford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 9. 1973 - -•.--.. — I I :- ;t -.-,-. - — I7trrVr _ — —•-- ---a —S IIiL.j — Duo (0I AM IqDA PANDA FEFRUAKY - 6KINGS THE — (.'NCOLM lb3r - IT HAS THE 9k( WHEN THE GKOUNP1400 MIGHT 'E HIS SI4A90W WASHINGTON ~ G' j7 ' 6 IRT14VA\45 As 719 01 F66KIJAK'1 %%WIT14 5F'cIAL THINGS (CNANc) KEV HEART510% — p THE\i I' • • ' 11 1 11 1 12 r .i — 01 - WHEN FRiEt'WS I E PAY! 1 '975 f4_ U ?U4gERT0N5 Go IN foot SMiTh' Go IN fog guggE bOD$ON! GO IN Fo AND GET SOME THOSE FRAZER AND CAL l. TH6 HARI$oM AND TAIE $OME $I4OT$ AT I PLAYS! ; gE9OUND$' (4 \ THE BA$KETJ INC-6 ALSO E , WASHINGTON' bi '1 6 ST. VAL NTIN ' ~IN THE SUN L% OF LINCOLN ANc' Nlcf Fo re Course & Millie 13 7o 2$2t2 V —I — -1kA1 I- WANT To SA\41 41M _ tRialit of ..Go IN AND TJIE NORTON'S SHoLRC! 000 — - S - J11-_ -- '-- - - IHAJES ct W1WT3EK3EL03P I CAN r WAIT TO TELL HEH HEH... Th(A-rs THE FLJNNT 'JOKE ITTOWINTHROR EVER HEARD, I HER HEFREF H ( NOW...WATCHME ) -c ( ) -- 0 -1- L ick Caqva:L:L*X by ! Idw fXt' 1iR WONKRFUL '(QU IN ( JiFc't' ThM4tc IT • TV WLJF WOORF 'NGORF 'MJFWLIF MA'AM! 10050 M0C1i! coop6(! I WOOF! \ by iV' I— I V I L— I 0 tc 1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE I • LiFTHEF'LJNCH U N ,OR SQMETH I N6/ / T - — Les Carroll 3P3E:LXSC1LXaAv S POP YOU f 'SURE DID, k t I, It----- " by Al Vermeer UkJ AT ME FOR ALWAYS BEtr.J& ) 12 1 ON _THE- HONOR ROLL - UV TEASE L ME POP V I N N I N & —t' LLTHO5E) ROPI-1IE ( tf t ,_— - A C r :_- YC) Ji -- i; U A14.5WEET SLEEP 'i I AT LAST! 2•2-2. it•.. 1 - — •1 _ (• I'EH. ) - — - --- Pit. Ott. - r )) EMEMBE kI5 X - 'I SAID \ / 1 ' 4 - r--~ - I • V _ (ToA''s •• -. N 0 1 1 1 - ' -4 .- .. . — — ---- ----- -- 'I"! .----4'• i . - . - -----.-I-- .. -, •. .. -- . . . . . - . .—----- . .—, — . '-' •' '- . . •• .- - ,,, :---t - r 4 ' .-------- a - - '---' •i_ - .J v - -- ,. - ... .. . —is--- -. - t --'-- . -: ... ---. ±.---• -. . . �- - — 4 .. —. — -- . . = -. . . ,. . -- '. --... F Feb. 9, 1975 -- I ------ . I AS I s ---rn -I— nl- A .twieo colmliac -MID cc XanA IPAZq3DA F66RUAKY __ 5KINGS THE ) 61 a 14VA\15 NIC OF F b3r Course IT HAS THE 0AV 1 __ INGS VALMT1N6 L7A'I! ie ST. GE6 HIS '4' ir IN THE SUN LINCOLN Millie 6K(JAK14 ALSO WHEN THE ElftKOUNPROG I & __ -jw NAgR,jf4A $0Nfm OF EBoUMD$ :. c rr FEoKUA9\1 1975 ' TMIASV#T! J Z. WAG>RINGTON! Lor ______ - WN FRiEWS CNAN) - REV 1 HEARTS WITI4 51'CIAL THiNGS THe' ! WANT To SA'1' J __ 9 I tRNIL! __ •.GoINANDTIE HORTON's $I 4 oEL1C! IE ...-Th ' I' Le vALENTME Ll - WINTHROP 0K j N01 by Xek Canvalli HEH HE-H... 7HA7~5 NOW .. WA7CH ME JO © 1975 MW L' f3e OF ARY HOW 14 MV9 I W - IN N -fir ' I I? t\\ __ s F ,,4c - MA'AM! 1O() SC) ___ '— r' _ - 2J wco WOOF ww -. _ TAIL.. UP TH E: PLJ N CH WQ)PP WUP W1.iF ¶ I 't? / f _ _ Z4 ' .. • y tEA. Inc _IMP,gUS Pat Ott . . OUXt OAXt 131 * TG HEN HEH' WITH MY H05PITAL CHECKUP \ iLL C-ET PLENT OF FooD A4P ) RE5T' a r FR_HOOPLEWAE IUP' TIME FO YouR I LTE FE RATuR t (o WELL, NOW I 'LL \ E-r SOME SLEEP' I / i WAKE U0 1, N%JOR! TIME FOR -. YOU R 3En13Et1SC13r.LAvS POP " ' I P Z g> GREETING5, MA~JOPU HUNH%,-, FILL ( __ — LJ HUH i'm my!-r,4EF POCTOR SURE DID., , \ I kOLLOCk) I -2 by Al Verineer REMeMBER YOU'D POKE F UkJ AT M F ALWAYS E(rJ FOR I ON THE oo_ROLL__ YES. I -TII1 I, J AND L/ ) AN,D 1'r'oU 7E AS MEFC I LL I __ RIG REMEMBER FROM TH~ PILL WENT YOU scILLA' I GET I 4-J p--s __-• AT LAST! Z-7-2- 60FOR RIPE, MUoR LET-4 • I ( flf-_2j ILJX b3r Les Carroll OUS TODAY HOW I SAID FAP! ON THRSE PAYS CHECK YOUR fiE - j -r _ . -. I__ - -- -- •_ L_ owl _______________ -- - — _ f--_.-- ___ — - -- TT —-- �- - - AC—Sunday Herald, Sa nf ord, S unday, Feb. ,,,?S J 0WIL .:;J ' -- --- - I -- Bernbe ede OjoI' hLr weeKIn nftrelo *7 4 7. Nc F eo 17fl1I1Ttr (1(111111 - ) __ ek begiris Tue~day. romance beckons Wednesday don't repeat gossip. Ihehursday. a secret reward Ambitions are blocked this weekend. _j TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Extra persistence is needed early in the week. Friends prove nelpful midweek, but one is deceitful, Thursd3y's genefal.y ply Reg US N1 Oil — '?• — i GEMINI tMay 21 -June 20) You'll scrap old plans for new ones Monday Mid- e T — 195911 IPT eme -jeOv-0 t ot 15 a 0%3 L~vv. be-0 'Cosc to C, 1111 C IL — L -~I,ho 'Mtsk%a t6 o (N week conditions are favorable for career and status Assistance from an authority figure Thursday. Trouble with friends Friday and Saturday 7 11 J.~N %. ) CANCER (June 21 -Jtjly 22) An old obligation is ended Monday. Your ideas *in cooppfalion from others Tuesday. Wednesday is lazy workwise. Your b~,st day is Thursday Be mindful in matters of honor this weekend \11 :.-x - If LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You make a tricky decision Monday Shared ventures ,,tie - turn a profit midweek, provided you don't speculate foolishly. Eliminate any unnecessary wee kend or isIuu uiuy. 23 epi ; race youreii pnysicaiiy early in me week i uesday Viednesdaj, Thursday you gain advantages through c!ose associates. i-iy npw financial obligations Friday or Saturday. i" 1075 ty NEA, ln-~A" F IVU -\ - 0-;- kligi 23) LIBRA iSept 23-Oct Unique conditions shadow a social int!rest Monda/ Mid week is productive and profitable careerwise it you adhere Friday your mate is temperamental You're indecisive Saturday V S L.0 DONT SUPPO SE OPENER IN FRONT M MENTIO IT HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT. 00 YOU?- I OF GOTTA i[Ai 3LLM' LITTLE OlD LADIES WANT to HELP ME ACROSS THE SIREET!" / ' , NOTE: Send loiters to Bernice Bodo Ozol. Cl 0 this newspaper. 1200 West Third Street. Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot I answer all the letters, only tho ones of general interest. . \3(.URPIO (Oct 24-Nov ERni(E PREDIETS T7'A4F BF61NA10146 OF THE 91jeFK OF Fic -6.? -FES. 45' ~VU MA Y FINP FRIENOS W1 THORAW1146 HEI-P YOU WFA>F OF OTHERS. UNLESS NTANP THE / f' I TERN YOU'LL NOT PROFIT FROM YOLX PAST PAST /1 i +' 1 / A.4ISTAL- C I/C P 01IA i,SENSE WHEN ATTENTION. — — 5E,R'A//CE 19,5 by ____ ar1 "\ B q APV/C& 2-9 2 I C/-IARTISIIOWS )'tLJ'1'E A PERSON,4SLE I-" IM PUL 5 / VF YOUN(5 MA IV WHO CA Al 5,~- B0T-14 SUL 4 14EA 0,FP A/M9 A S Ro WOFF. You HAvr A 7-FIVOENCY TO 00 RASH TNIA165 AGAINST OLR X ii YOU INX AR LES 7iTCH -: jyi v. 5E PREPARED FOR THE tEAT EXPECTED. ON t THE M477OAIAL LEVZ,m'E ADMINISTRATION WILL SUPPEjVL./ 5W/TCl/ TACTICS AND 5TIERA DlFFEREAfrcou.c6, &US/A'tSS ONOITIONS S.4'OW IM PROVEMENT AROuNP I MID WEEK. THE IGG1ST TkON IN 77-/E cASH REGIS 7ER I I ru IAICI /tTCfl P/)CTC f)f :rir-r'i '-"-'' "r to A 22) problem is eliminated as week begins Tul'.115good for affairs of the heart Wednesday curb extravagance. A lucky )tia/ Others problems invade your weekend. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. A 23-Dec 21) delay in news you're expecting Mo*nday Midweek financial situations that affect you and your family are stabOized _MF to your satisfaction Friday. Saturday much a good thing too .. ' of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Be ext watchful of possessions Monday 'y Good news regarding a loved one Tuesay. 1(unchesare unreliable Wedres• day Your best ideas come Thursday. Domestic rumbles this weewend AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 191 You'll steer a new course as week begins. TL;CSraj profit from an unseen source Wednesday don't loan friends roncy Profit malerially Thursday.Ideas conflict with a pal Friday. ri ay. ADIh9r f•) AAPUAAIP1ur iivr r-' - I IX'RING THIS PERIOP,NEWS FROM ABROAD WON'T BE I PLEASANI AS THE WEEK CLOSES PF'O94EMS AT UN/VER77ES AMP LARGE INSTITUTIONS BECOAIE MORE i/g/g/_ __________________________________________________.....' PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) A situation that caused you mental anxiety ends this week Tuesday your popularity ascends Wednesday coats are fuZzy, Tursda a Lciunt'u dii Slc to our budget i by Toni I. Ryan Student's Corner RF_ (UH-HLiH) - - GRIMY I- ---- • [&KIM Ul.. ,• j— F!JE' I ' p irri LCI POP 14 '1 t , 1 i. SALOON,-ME~ PRY 600P.5 ) \ 51'OR ,AN Th A -1 r I I LjJ1Itr.-11J' I v)•• OR ___•.-4 - N0 ) - - -. - TELLECTUAL i—I - kI m. TAE FlOSSESSOR I1 v (\ () -. - a 1ffiL IN AZEAS WHERE _1__ -. ;::i-/ \ 2011? Y' — 1 -W ' I ASVD THE A145X I", - RIGH TEAl TUN/TIFS ' r' (ìó Q1JARhW5SOMETIMESAREKELUCTANrF A ri.. rHOLJGHIT,Sw,THourSuRpoRroR WILL APP TO THE ' ' \"( ~WATERIEV1& * / JIS WAL.KWOL)T \ Wiil-I M'HSANPS ovg) YOU How,p A 011ARIA Ae S CONSCIOUS ACTIONS. T/IEY ARE CAPA5LE 'ZL OF THIS ASPECT HAS THEFt2WER .— - — MOPfRA OJU/QE fl/ G r4W 4SSES. HS IN fl1 JAIL NOW. 1 0 ) IN i-. rs,-0 ~T, WHFN M ERC11,e Y ANP P,4 41rO ARE' FAVORABLY . II1 r1Wi-k ,,, U& - E1S*\ ; 1 Fl NE, AtJ (7 o)J '(OUR -- IPISCOLJNr .. . . . -- !" ThA(('9. - .10 K" OUT OUR WAY HOLY MACKEREL, PAP! YHATS rr A CLASSIC SANdWICH! c > I c7ou6T IF ILL ENJOY IT! 7/ w WHY? : ?R&& b3r Ed 'r3(JR MOTHER'S ALL WORKEV UP ABOUT MY EATING- IT IN THE LIVING ROOM. I'm a Sullivan 0 '—' r_- i , .j r I -, V - I - - i- '- i - I I ThE tN1V F,6 WE R) SMART V '.' I I )' I c) s'\ 1( i lk -3 - FF(J 'AM K THIS 00Y- &X3F( N OFF N-i- (7 A(1 %."M, ,HE-54P FO: PTEKE9 vr t0k01)tsi1r_. Ii II'4 I ANYTHING SHE 51/0, EXACTLY! a' • I I I I I V V j5AH? 11 FRZ in I1I %I I Vv _ Vj ' MX' WIFF44 4EF4 ftP19AT(Ot oALy' UFF A PUM j., SHE SAY? BUT NO, SHE HAP TO GET /1! 10 #PL*CDW } - - - — D �-_ a a , 6C— Sund y Her ld Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Feb. 9,1973.1 ------ I I . • I. U - - - - _1 cc fm CAMPUS CLATTER IT SAYS 1EE THA T SOME LISTEN A 4rv 'i ' S AH ____________ j __ _ __ Pattetñ 21/ GET THROUGI COLLEGE / Nic -- INSULT TO OUR ABLE TO ---- • ii u Side Pleats 0 ?j(, 1%, 10 r. inch t 8240 1 '~'% 2 41 • I 2 .' OW SOON I 2_9 G F Li f 8255 D / Ii t ' i f I k '\ 8196 818 /tbW& /'-'--_.\ ! MAK E •' -t' dli 'J:.1't) J /'4•z' p 'hilt) full sleeves and surPlice waist No 8196 wilti O-GUIDE is in Sites 8 to 18 (bust 31-1:2.40, 'I' ? (D st 338, ir1s of TO ORDER I Send 73c each Plus 25c for postage and handling with name, address, Pattern number and it:# to PArrERNS If . this nOwSPAPor), Box 4188, Midtown Station, Now York. NY 10018. Polly pays S1.00 for every ld a used. Send them to her, 0 this newspaper. 0 0 Le 0 - Triose DEAR FOLLY who have typewriters should save the old ribbons if they have plants in the garden that have to bo tied up. Soak the ribbons in a strong bleach solution. It is not necessary to remove all the ink, but enough so the hands will not be soiled when Jl 1 i to) SHUAN U ... -- - DEAR POLLY -My husband sand using it. Cut to the proper lengths. YOU will find there are yards and ydrds on each roll - H, OH D from a DEAR lkt POLLY V 13 f... ../. / ,4.,/ We found son,,(, great arid works PPffeclly-PARS D K niatching our bedroom scheme in!r. S DEAR POLLY - When making s tuffed toys use a metal zipper for the teeth instead of tape The zip per really looks like teeth and is especially good when making animals. TOMMIE the open spaces and then hung them on the wall to make a oeri headtnard D S H. -------- DEAR POLLY When giving my 15-month-old baby a bath I save water and give a feeling of security bywashinghiminaplasticwash i*l 0 I I c7 2060 - . 40 Happy Couple - - 1 2 . -- Adorable Mr and 1r Bunny will win the approval of the children This couple are stitched from men s -j - —_.Z---------- , (d and any desired arrangements Can be worked out - MRS R K Z. S q .,,, ..-1/lk if ,trl pattern will go even further. I think you will find this idea worth a try PATE f11'i(1iC i - A Soft L '' C) -- I \ j lit - - '\ jI LJ:; 'rtab!e Q ! wlh top-stJtch.accer,tr o 8255 with PHOT ) 1 -- orp(•c t" t'fl'fll ()f thi ) AW. CHRIS PfO: HI - ,'-' o SIZE The Poncho GUIDE is in One Sqe 118 yards 60-inch i IAY Pointer conDEAR POLLY Cerns it first sewing project for a youngster. Glue any holiday or birthday card folder together Punch holes around the picture Show the child how to make ,Iilches around the picture with jarn The best needle for this proloct can be easily made by bendim; one end of a pipe cleaner to form the eye of the needle and hold the yarn. The other straight end be- k I\ 1 * - ____ ______ - '. A-( Y Li- iki )f - i -- SILL , U \ Oil g 4I (f7f J .0 AU SIZIS : :. . Lcw (1i'Cc;r1ts - IlL ak fashor, lit oniple-line dress ______ 1. • is in Sizes 10-112 r) 24-112. Size 12-112, 35 - I / I - R POLLY Our kitchen Is Isafis are plain t pares Wash and dry tuna or small decor comes from a pretty flannelcat food cans, grease and flour as backed, plastic tablecloth. An avyou would any cake pans When erage size cloth with a border will cakes are baked and cool. remove make four or live appliance covers from cans, split each one acros s with ruffles. Smaller prints in the therniddlo and fill with cream filling center will make appliques for pla in Put cakes bdck together, frost and curtains. A cloth with an overall I J3: --. INTELLIGC-NCE / PRF.TTY SOON COLLE&EThXT8OOKSSOT'RE AT NINTH—GRADE LEVEL. N T HAT'S PUBLISH5RS HAVE PZEVIGE~% THEIR TOT) <O/VG / Larry Lewis by 0 Ift socks. No 2060 has pattern pieces for bunnies and costumes, full d!rr ctfcr5 1=-3 dSOCPU$ IC TO ORDER :for Postage, end 011 -rs ;",_" tub placed inside the regular bathtub. He still has lots of room to s v ' handling with name. addrosc, pattern number and size to PA (!~t this newspaper), Box 4388. Alidlown - Station. Now YDrk. NY 10018, TTEAUS play and can grab the sides of this tub when tie needs to. CATHY. C , CAPTAXIq SY by Crolo s & Lawrence WELCOME, OENTLE-NAEN,TO OUR ANNUAL CONTRACT TALK~;' 1'-; %Y'OUFZ WHO Mr.KEE AND NDUS --- eRGIT IT! FOR THAT'LL Y~AH! WELL HE'S YWEAN WHAT GOT A LONG THROUGH 15-NOUGH ELSE, YELLOW NOSE, TH' A I F? -rGF-T sooiy? AN' WE CAN HECK A COUPLE OF LI/L GRMN DOSS WINGS, ACCORI>H I- DO ING -TO (BUZ! 7 GADFRY.' Y9AH, HS IS THE -RE SMIL~S ALL AN"YTHI N G 'TH"TI MS Jf — H fr" I;r LOOKSO LIKS THAT, I'D ___ i I BE SMILING ALL TH, -hms,-Too! ELSE ? \\\I/ " ) ____ HOW T14 WITH a,%re Graue U 0 ROOM J.I WIC KIfE'g WH/TEVERSIVE , YL'LJ THAT IDEA? COMTRACT -•• b3r 99 EASY '' MANAOE MEVT - E'ARGAIN TOLI&W 'tu5rgiEs I -' TH' "BIG 100TH-FELLX WEARS A FANCY FUR OUTPIT, AN" HAS A HAT GUZ 71-41NKS PERFECTLY CLEAR-TH15 YEAR WE'RE 6ONKIA COLLECTIVE OIFYER HOPIN' FER AMY WEETHEARTo NTRACT- -) CHIEF: UNION ONE THINC-7 Ln, Ii A5 THE LLEY 003P - VALrENTINE it ,,WHICH REMINDS ME, 140MZE WE'LL DRAW W~ GONNA D~CIDIF WHICH ONEF OF= STRAWS! HERE, -TAkZ ON S US IS GONNA THATOS TWONE YOU"IZE IT, OOP!, YOU'RE 'TH 'BIG I GOT A MINES A I DREW LITTLE A FZE=AL WHATD YOU LON G ER I-ONG SHORT ONE! `AT~S I... Il RIGHT! NOW YOU I 7HINK VVE SIDDOWN AN' REST AMP. WHILS WE 9SEN KAN GET YOUR C'MON, BOYS --- ,jNL A 470HWI+#Ty WOZq Elt by Rogers Dick 10 1 IMIA 9L le C7 ACROS -7y 60 NE NI J 5 o GAMES OW N TO ORDER: IN ro 7 r - PLUS 25 C5NTC_ F~OR P06 3 PLIZZL5 fjJ (\ ! f X(fit I& CY, 7H6-:ie TWO PU7 5xatI ENC Y, 01V4y, (WHEN CRAVS AN AUO/5 IAO/E5 — NZVfHVR;" W/TH Yal MAC, 5;CFH5 TO Alfi4f5 411- CMIX5 M y 17//5 AJT a48Y HERE XMY1.6 1/1/5 15R5 I5 MY /149/ 85 A 01.!~,cvi — ovs A &19y TH/ / 11./OMAN XN 7- USffN TO I 711 YO/J' HE'S 1/ ER txctu&vcy, 00T AfY 91115 59M4 Wb~Mi& Ellayolw i. DA Lt 948Y, 11,6~5 MY' /r 15. lL/,L4T 15 11 -- 80 TO Dlooirsbury t YES' 41O71/tR AVO J19T -A ~,J )I Ile _n, 7 T~ BXK ~cl ER 2,01 NEW NVIR :7 71 .q'.'\ NATURE COLORS 1 \ \ \ \ \•, I I I 4 V 14 PW'R 1' ORSEN ________________-, U6V 1WE LARGE, ROUND -- 'RVSTAL - FOUNc' IN !ct OR ICE 5E rHE - ___ -- ": __ IT'SC(A 't/i% TO 114 A RIM9 O FAMIlIARITY Ui?4T ARF - I : 8/81/CAL PA'ECL'tNT ANi7 ASOWTX7N1 TO I CUT 7115 KIP PA/P ' / /y'f — - 7114T AR5 YOU : CRAZY?' --- - - _-- ----JW!frT .. -. ........... •• - . .. TJ- _________ -- - -_-- -rr- .t-,i-_._ . - . E & �- 6C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. -. 1 1. Sunday, Feb. 9. $975 - I I. U.60 - - --:-. ifl.. .dL., . .. -.. Dv g - SHORT RIBS by ]Frank Hill rr -sn n- . - - .. A C3 r--3 _ø 1. ______ -- LL • '. - __ . - - '1 -. Y - V • V g.rn. I ' - NICE GOING. /,----"***) -i '...IM 60IN3 TO OF A VIC11M OF -THE DEPRESSION AGAIN. I ' L.. . . . 1 . -. - - 1.. - - S - • - Ce') IT- z.. gi - .- - ______ •.-- - . 1: - --=j e_~_ , so — - __ - p - In . 5 . I 7HI.- , , r. - C 1 - .-1,•-. - • . . - -- -- •4_ • L - - - -.- •-.------------------- r___ T. -- 3 !4- -. . -- ', - U•4 -.—.-r.4 / l ftl -- - - ' - ________ . -'- - , = - ,--. __ 40I ~'; ' -_ - ~~ -_-n~~ L ~01111111_ ~ r % _X i* •. • - - ... . . - •.. _( ~ . 7 , __ - •• A ~ , ... - , - a ~ _____ _ = - ~~ V. -. - - M ~= - w - r_~ k_' _ . __ -' % . - T . . -.•-,--'-... , _=.I E '60s WOR<EL AT BEINGA HIPPIE. - :7. • • Is . . ~%d' , i'~- - - - - . 0 IN . .. ., 1/ . S - 5 -,. I __ - --- - ..-r __3_Jt -_______ - - IIIIIII I _ - __ - 7`IA~ ~@A[0~ NO KIL)DIN. ~ - - I'l Nic -' -' ____ /AP1ER 17-E E31G STOCK MARcET\,. CR'AS4 OF 1929,1 BECAME A 11 VICTIM 0If= THE DEPRESSION. - - - . S ; : - •.2;1 ç C' -- - if . - .' . - - - - 6 __ I - L I . ic b ____ I~ . I -5I - - _- - * ,7 - vk z z' - — 1i___ _ I / I-. I .;. " ~'I % Y1* 7s IIZ I I I ~ ,~ ~' y~ I ç/ T 1 .."' Dt;-_ 1~ WA 1 A it ,1 - — & im "I I I I I I I I I I I I I -L - a r . I - .- - . 9i ~& .4 i . it . - __ as . ~, - - 11 ftj ••. . 1t1 __ _____ ant -3 tj .1. ± 1 _ia~~ T;~!---~~-"-. . -I- - 'TY 1LJ -43 z~II 2- Ic BUGS BUNNY IN A LITTLE WHILE. I1LL SE SKIMMING OVER THE SNOW, eWACEFLJL 9 / AS A SIRD.' j fqiD by Stoffel & Heiniclahi --- &WEETINGS, OKAY, FUDDSY/ OLD FWIEND.' / TI-4' REGULAR. I WANT To I COURSE %S LEARN HOW ) 25 SUCKS AN' TO SKI! & T-t' SUPEROUPR35/ 1.11 \, L &_ 4 " I r--A I '%L- NE.' __ ; LOPF Cn T T' ri-i1 'iraor, VV rv-.I I NEW -.___ - . I THE I ELSE HEAc'ER 1 15 / I - • , I .' B.N'TOR - I - • S •.........................V - - 11 ~ - it -- ) , . ~ r- - ~ - I . " "-- Z' ~-_- - -I - ~- -.--T- - ~ -__ " . I— - _-_ __ 1 _-__--_~_ 032~iwd k--~2:-___~.'__' ~ ~~_ _____ - __._'_=~'___'~~ni_ . ___ I : . . - I I . z_ __ __ - ~) L 5SO N C I% mom . ____~j A 11 -~_:;- i INCIDENTALLY,_ WIGHT., e ) ' . ~' ( C'IFFEWENCE ,-' 'ETW E EN -----.-_\ WEGULAR •ui) PERSONALIZED ATTENTION . _________ ______________________ _____________ ______ - - L i / I%- (n : _,svp - ~/ - 0 Zt% - Iku LAW F x 160 10. %J z I z o W a: —1 Ix cr =1 uj W 0a IF by Howie F AEMSIOIj __ if I! "! . I t m 3 -r)5 E :% I I r 0 CP. ja'E 4x U ,L. Cu 9u III %4 .X = U LL 0 = to in 219 a 0.-- Co 1111" 0 - c0 c CL = 0 XX 4) *- a. 'J 41,16 g. -CIV I 3: x c * 9 :5 0.0 .0 O 4D 0 I I 1 0 " :1,)A f I., (& if tr. 0 E Ex j ad 1j L~ V) . 0 x fl il V11 .- '_ - v W 40 m z =.L.:E 0 10 r- ) It j ,>y I it I .6-1 1 2 r_ .I it f 1>j, j . I iiP. 'r'~ __f4_ EM L. ;',.6 r. 3 = L. Q 4, , ~~ a rd c: go M i C6 is B9 = if cc-, a,: r V'-- ~_ ;j'III;14;~i 0 n c~ TTL... .-.--.----j--- •-•-- j ------------ : I ___ S ) ? I ' ?r1' p ; OL- :2 . R 4, ' ' ~ s 0 r a v 5 4 f1h Lh _j L '~ ~' E :s .r 'N m .- J ______ -, 0 J - 7= ; -7 . kif . . i1 --_* 1 t- -J_4 Mr wi, --.~- - X;t' - 'a 0 ___q. i L Al_Z*_z 1-I-i; '-- '.'. 3: & III 0 15 Ilmn I--' a I ' to = c CI 0 II i <Z LL11 =1 w I I TCWF,P, ' ,zlne1cte1 1r"1 I c S1C49S;:;: A) . I I E .g = z 0. cr -II CA t- M - L -• - I & W39:3E 13 ~ _ a H EE . > 1W £ .532 —. _____ ' .0 I I rI . a u_- rztlI - I :Z- :;.-c- �~ -W 1< 15 r, - - . ; - i.4 9 f . 4 if ts w .j. I. 4 j I ": ~ ~SrI. W,k tq -I.A a ll ~ M21~0 I WM~n>wn= , tr. 04 t = h -8 v;: g ~ g iT a ~~ I';. "S F T ~b *~6 -~ §q~ 'I)i f , f!;It:I i I; i.I g -< > v 9 ) I if- o- , FI I I I I .F ev F. .7, pa , k1l j a :T. k : ' OD I IM i11 , , 4 V1* 4.4 9 9 § S. 0 It I i c-- 1; i .2. . r viz, -t-~-- q. D" F g. 0 ft R0 r. w H 19 I 3r - 0T I z ! 'l -Ho 0 a. m. j fPQ! 4- " 4 III CL. F . Hh!iO C: VI 0 ~ 9 Dj F 1 9 -Erl &Z u IQ ... iR 4 ~ p 9 U, I w 4 wwff - bc a 0 1 F f M CD ~ 4 &~t F~ a, IV m ::E 0 * > a, , 9" A I H. F . a c. * :0 a p ~ f v - c) , ~v E; - ji 1:~ . " , ~, 9 - = X : 3, : 04 3 - 1; '? ,c3- - F • _ " .* * 9Ir. ;;4 0 ~ " F - ~ ,,,: r.ta to =+ i;" , iiILE CD =I P"% - S0 ~ a- ILI :~ * ~f .1. 9R.- I w A Ol 0 i F. :9 cMn i I =a (j) ~* a ,~ 9 I; 6kqQ ~ ii 1,2 . ftWc-,; ,I.0> -i I ~~ ll 2 Fm ,!a ,o,c;rF= . -. = a;d: 0 = E; m . . G, = J.:c. is. 1b " - W 2 es P, 1; I 7, _ " ~ p _ F; M =z Xs r, ' P- 6 E r- - -- 2C w , r -- - - -i . .. - -- -- r r --g-V . - - - . - - - .0 ( . ~ 4 - 0% 4 - C---. -- oil jjjjj . - - 44 : _ p - wily - I . - * , z * 'I ID v a) 0 ._c 4i 2 - ,-, ,3 , , ~ ~ j . - ~ S -It' E A g ~I .-'- -0 r. 1, Ir . !! - - ? E - 8 .= 2 ;" g ,q 3 , 1H ., 0 0 21h 99 C .2L : 5 &2 . O.0T' 4,'0 '" U -0 -r N C~ d .04 L5 jt 0 F v tj Lu 4) P "'C E < E L __ .C ' 0 . S it V3 I-- :, f = r- ri ~ flI - .. 0 LH!, lu °Va .. .-=_. oba E By _________ < -4 L. E 3 00 __ — C'E !"U ,I !i F .,~ r- 0 U . p '? § cx = ~ -~ v = c, v 10 C') 0 I41 0 - C nL.2h >— I"" i-- __ e I. -4 A cc :) • . (n ___ S 94 ..... . . . ~., 0 S A t it; CL t 0 . ... . . . . - L. It .4 I. in c0 i - Lø .! 'C I Ii (Il') ti v jj! A --- - .4— 0 >..vo 7E -.0. I - ~ ft" . ''I . s I ~11 -~A ~ 2 W=.M rd 0 _2 :&V .. , 9 9 -S E CI4 2d c -0 i l- ,2 C A 0 2 -& O ... , H 4PH9211IRK"I ~ 2 of a a Ir c -0 J~ - el - N = . E q I i Pr j .fI o I o 9 IM " ,I 21,4 F ~ - - --. ,I 8 III i;1:j 4, __ C __ LL ] 2i ~ v a tj -- 8 ;f; ' S iC -1 04 'I .•' i ' . C4 L. M V.; rx 01 2z- V ji 0.,.4 6 fil Ix : U53:z4 -1 A S com I .= 2 fif F2 ,z CL a a 5 a 81cc v Hi 5 as I 4 4 & A; 0, I 14 V . 0, '41 8 , - - 12 An E7 O A o. W & : F E V- M :z a nw & , i o0 - - - a 1 1 0 - .. a a a S a -a a 8 a a a a..a a a -a a w a a a II-- a 8 h. so ,C C, ~ a S a a ---- - 888 8 C, '0 8Z ' < - '0 E . cr 9 2 j , : a coa 4 > 8 8 • -------a a a - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L a a a a qS aa a p 0 a a 43 Mg a a a a 8 a ..-4 S a a a ' a I riC4, 2 'I' 4, a 8 9 3hL E - % . S 09 VV W3 CL O. ; 8 C a g Ha cE - - - Ac _ • C vhzc ii._.. F - Vaaa a !2 '0.!Ui ME . '0 C C - 0 P I, " =0; " • aa aa a a 8 8 8 C 8 0 . W j a 9 a Z 6.1WWW - Sa v rm~z. H + 2 3 Z ~. 113 • S z -9~ 9 a4q 2w •_ - - - - - - - - a a 4..Z 0 9 rr . b -C icgl,40 a 5 11a aaa 01 -. ,..V C- - - ; S. k n 6' 28 ; - - -IJJ I . ) • m 4,E 41. to _________ E 0. I + 8 - ,r-3'z; S E0 -z r-, E.m: '4 C '. __ 0... ___ ___ -r g~j , . 0 it oft - ~ M u .19 4) .0 o C a - w 10 a n --- i- Ee-- ,I'; Ii . - . . - V7 •0 •1 (J) I v r- .E v i •0o 0= 4. g ..' I— .-' u2o.0 v1c 3 o' : 0) o k M .9 ,* ' . il, . 0 -0 U 4 I' . . l) ilL4h *r* --.:ir t - ilp .t, V 0 .= I --Vt - s . VT .g ~ ;V, 9~ - . 0 c 44 __ 4— __ t 1~ I 6 c Hfl es III , - • to 0. 5 - 4.' I- ~. b' . p 9 .... ,4, u .L-M -a- ,c e ,Mj .,--, m I A ~ 0 1 .0 E t 5 ,i %- ;= :.a ~ >C, !- a) ~i ... - •I II > .0. ,:, cn O A E — > - F g_• .-..... I I 'u ~c p9 - 1 -, . -,- -1 Z Ar rt L. ., .EZ4v .._ i 0 0 ::) _____ ____ C .— #h w ID . - S. ? r, R 1, I 1 Io a (/ '0 0 - ,- ,r, ,I-g C: H 9 L .1 -,p 06 :0% j 1 .. "N t- = ' 0 . 4, L. ; flLfl 0 (0 L -k I. 5 3 I- - :i--- . F 4110 ______ '0 a NMI - v < 3. ,.I,---,f-.-, ~- --'--- 0 C (n W.4- i 9-0 j 2.5 ."t-4,`,-4 1 1- 4— (n . I— , I io 1 UA I (D uj 0w ' ] 1 -4 - C a) i b u m .8 it 0 V D u C) m ___ __ 60 ;V P0 lii i : S•• ; ,% n, h it ,J~ A . 0 A "9 :L e t E -.4 (1) w c .Ciiv1, ' U) - I,' r 1d ; I r k "to : U i iI A I, CD ~ W es C . .4.— •— •> L Eop r- 7E ' - .2 i ~= 0 I_i I . ZI = 3i I * , c .. L e-2 , =1 g ato W + LM in 0. -- . 1w --v V ---- )lif --- 2 r----____ _ - ~ ~ I 4- M, 50 % W I I EA - --- 9 I:;- S- 9 4— .a) .-;.---A 9 U, c 1.1 irk K.0 9. 211 41 5 1v ., * I 11 ; q ,- , 0; .e,b i ar_ a t- 4 .5 a 9 9.0 110 " lb 3 ,.=. I r= a, , t t. A qC. 8-Herw]ftoil 31 1. 5- SL = ki*9 a) --- I - - III, I w =R : LM - --'-. -1- ErUFFO --- W 1 Ili ~ 5 CO ID ~~ -L --f I -- rr I . C r, I ~iw0 - ,-- -_-- _- r 'a N o M 97, X*b- I" .:c ; in , ; ! ; v I 9 91 I I g W g *4* ft L4 .7%< 4D tn V w a) I __ '1 ________ i* (D (A - : 0) ,g: g ! i , 4J i. i d;iEEdh , " P "D 0 9 * %< 1, :P.- ud K c 0 ?T 10'w ~ 0 u IT , - -,-- - .- "rt tu I q i = fS t,.- !U 0 N FOA 8 F g IH . IM h 0_i '4 *.J 1.1 0 _,.- - - -,- IME—W7 - %- Q •, L ..- . w iii hiId.! S, w X-g, I- r _ C: M 1 IEIF !,1? Sn --a I --- " ' a) E u ._C 0 '-4 LM - to J.n I-cj..rj ;,a 8 .~ w - Lct U) __ ~* w i 9 a 53 -.4. :.: F 11 rb ~.P4 T w to"i , C; c , .5.1 I.- 9 I P__________ _____ v ON 0 C rq l_w oman 1 n.ii ~ (Pf) : - 'a H to m F ---,_, . 1, c r. g.c R F 1 a I v -I k R (I, I __________ I ;i re & g ~ g. w Z if & 2: as ;j g ; - ,0 a < 5! 5 - x mu 6- 0 ff (/') r) jj 13 s- W rt a. 6 Ii .-n,R 2- 1 "< j. Y%< i z tn eD A M Z 2 N ;9 ns c ! . a 01 ff 6 w a - - - () CI ag I CL 0 a: 1, Gcm1< to a K R ;..A. t: R 0 , oft . w w R go n 3a•g 9 wwo - - e) f6 * 14 k i. 4 s P. - > i. ., -5-q %--: .9 , j 9 j ~a i 8 ~ , I V-. !!~ c : ; ; . 2, 2. 0. T ________ I . -. g __ ___ ;S* a' 54 S, :3 J..W . - -- w M S. , i .~ ;. r; a •rl ti ... CL 0 r II~` -. M* ., W ;fjF , L - 0 R 6 .. I h E I ,a~ -, ~. ri I$ P 31 w 9 I I I w ;H -?T I . - --1-\ -It -I -- -. =- %&- Y , sH R. w in = V- %-. ... I .rzI 11 "'! ~-. R. 6 ~ *441 I f w 1 !iF1f; Qb1 U ft . f =< - k I- I a ; I-O! 3. 1 > -4 q .8 - ~: ;:~ ~ ki - 0- I- I I ; ~ I S-r .. - i ~ -9 , 04 - I g. le F - V. CL 8 pj , , 9- ~? N K) - R a- U, P a 18 V. E, - ft 2 9 II0 14a e M i 8 ri S. ~ 0. tj (v 4.0 a 0 k '•, f ~ -0 I *W r ~ &I i IL .~ 0 of CL - >gI Z I --------- 5 5 . a a a V40 w 5 a a a C4 0. 8 88 N - - ',; A a aa • as a • a - - - - - - - - ---------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 8 8 o P Cie -1 0 z 4 h ; -go* - ,vj-3 j*&,wM*adpbpb is 5 a - 8 N S 0 8 N N aa a aaai as f4 v a Na. L. zw53rx as N 8 a & 44 8 aaII a — N . a a a a 55 •r Nr.rlN — AS q ri W - 8 8 - o - . I a aaa P." .. 88 EEE ~ 3 - f7r ~ j2 it - I --c § -t ~ 44 1 03 M.7 i;,-4I pv 0 ~ I 5 -a " 1% IsEa- qp- U.. V ;ZC,, 3 W 0 -, ,IC 'I -, I E. t 7S = .110 - -1 [1 ~ E E :F a 3R - 9 aI IT apZ c -n;r M , C L 2 a iv 3 3-.j - if I f ~ 00 9 I !i! ,, -Ery; W~ , -t'.C ~ f, #a , E 3: " a i OF to 9 R-a -f - T S; p ff .1 3 107 ; k S7 u - g QL ~ -~ ", a 55 a f I ,C~ ?, jr a c; - § i -140 ~ M It11 ~~: "' -"' 'R 3 CL 1 a j 2 11 5' " a& — :; 'D ~f 14 -f 1 M g) a '--, :5 I& CD -4 f~ ,I 52 0 ~ I ; .. Q,Fff ffm z:*-~Zf , 0, I 3!0 ,si Z;j-~CL ;; ? - 22 ,a <,c,3j; rp3 90" -< =Y" - ?. C:E ,p n "D -< ~ Go 5 R . jr~ %A i S S C41 16 '0 i l f - w ; - -V - ', . y1 4, fW ;z :T ~~~~ --,~---.- -__ .. ~ - . - E 01 LA j r i- - I -- ::-- - 1-4 i EE ? %EE . - - - - E iir -- -- --- -- • a 5 -. Q a • a 5 a a 0' a a a 5 a • C, 2 a a a Nfi•N5 - - -- - a . I o C U.0 4,U • SO N 5 ccE-cE -os. N - C > t- 0 .....0 q r 8 8 8 f 5 6 50 N SON 50. 8 N 88 a so .o P, N '0 o. 0 0 = 8 8 8 i r.*..5, 88 8 8 88 -410 10.0 - to , R' > -t j X'; -2 " Z O 4 9. 41 ; .x ~ Z5 ,.'ci -; Of u v E D " `4 M~t C i U. ~ ~ 0 ~x M 6 ,v ,- 3: N = '0 C E.E .. •a a •N Scvft sl - 45" E ` 8 J~C.- , - 8 N5 3 L; " A z -r ,- i c ••o (,.; u o ff Cx . 1g- EoC_ LL= '& 14 90 8 2 z S a -a • .a-r1 a '; -jC) = .I- -8 cx a • a a • • ----------- - - - - - - -------- - - 989 -88 888 8 8 P.- =1 LL 0 , ~- ~; 0 ~- cc '0 0, .n, . ' . !! V) ii1 p.- 88 L Ilk w 0 ( S 8 '0 .'- ;r 2 S 8 8 10 = so ZZZ<IZ.W(LO 5 a a a N - - - -"I • -• nc-> = 19 X %-'a "-C:r z3: T ? (A g:* re > a 55 o4Z 4E'1; = 0 t p 0 .1 t z,-z;zz a ii .0 - :Eha a w -~e I S 8 ' E p '4 Z M 4, fS cl i C, Ii WI IiN0NNS0.N 88 i<C 3: a 0 rS0N fir, fiflO rif'4f1 -88 N - . 4. 3 V -I '0 j jJ 1 4 , 8w . . — -- e , .. 2=-q C9 r- !i L : i iuti 0 S q --- - 17~ �LA Cj PL c go 0 vs 0 2 to 9 0- 1 4, 1 11A 1 Qmj 11 It I ilk L PO I Qq -- - -CL to 0 cm .0 4 E P4 LA rr 1tfIh .............. -• r - - -- , . - • CIS - C ____________ -• -- 9. 9 C) cr ______ -. - ?j_fUIIIj :i!Z A4 CL 0 LA to CL 0 -*I .- . — - - CA : 10 CA - I r..' 0 .1 S el -' - Fr r-w .10 •-•-- . e; l CA aIlr. - - OF n Raw C __ - 4 rr 2. .:- • £ ?3_• . 0 --- ---- - - • - - • • S .: - .. -I-- ------.- -- - m 40i" Ul -- •1 • --•-_*= .--- - - - . - - - - -' -I---- ---- 1 - I- •-- SI .1 - In - 0 o p SI -' o .1 0 - .. ,, ....._ . - Ir . -.• - - . --,--.--__i . . -------••.-- •- '.' -' .. -. :. . ____ . • - - --- • . . -. - -. . --. - •• . • - . -. 0 -a. -p Z a. -_—__- a's -.4 cr rr0V to I - - - -ic! th VAYI lnll~lz - g1 . I - - . w !J1z to 1 I - -- - 4 sl " goo !uEX T -. - SA •. . •._.-_---- . N -...-. 10 -- 5001 lhi 1ftA I. gr: _ IN ; H Eff BIC Iff: Witt j L1' j-r: I g 0 ca CL 10 CD - -• Or Q& :E ::oSI •u.v Mn WW<CWOMWM Qo . : 3 0 . Ou - to ei Fr -' :SI PII liIH 2. — CL - 13: mV Ln CL 1' a zr sow 0 !JW pr C') tA ; uI 0 — ew 71 J (1) fu -.4. 1E is JF C -.. CL a. I 18 CD C �- •• '-" ..•' -S - . I - • .. - - - -. 1 S • - - 5 - -. .:--•' - - - - - 4 I ... - •.S • - •• • S - •. - • • 5 • S .1 .5.. • S - S . S A - •• S - • S .5 S f.. - — S -. - -. T;TT:::.i::::;• •-- S .• 0 - .I -. - - ., - - .1 • •5 .' S . S - •0 5 . 'S• - •' ._ • -" S • 0• S .5 . . I. • - . - - -..-.! - I C - - S. -. •• S 5 • S S - S - S - - S . . -- , :' • - -=:•- . • $ S --5--- - :----- - - - -. -~ I •• S... ' .5 S. • - -. r . • - - - I - I - - . -5 S • - -- - L •.. -:: --: - r - r: _____ - 5 5• AL _•5 •5 • 0 •, -a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 09, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 09, 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 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 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/c578be41568a967863cd92870ddc483d.pdf fa5d27ca89097c623465b14227a76b24 PDF Text Text - I ft It - F vc-uinci ltra Pd. Salford, 1-1. -- Thuircr1y. Oct. ° Hendd _ p I J swft ls ? ,) Evening 68th Year, No. 43-Friday, October 10. 1975 Bringsyou... A % UP SIIT) Space-Saver PACKAGE VANITY ' Facelift FERTILIZER SPECIAL on more than 200 of Scotty's regularly stocked home improvement products. CLEAR CEDAR 4 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE IN 24 6 I LIN -t lti iiiit,t r 4 E ACH EACH K rrit-tc Excellent for mans-' home projects. I .; 1) Ea sy Ivory in st a ll . w brown. No. j , o LU. . _--- PLANT FOOD COUNTER TOPS CAULKING GUN $ )I VIGOR- AG(M UN - EACH - 119 - YOUR CHOICE I , IEOMXk II) 1 Choose from Rose, Palm, Tomato, Azalea, Camelia, Citrus, Avocado or All left mitre cutJ Purpose Food. Avg. Retail(fin. ft.) 4f.ff$JII ON iyuofl ylon FI ...4.50 - - II A IR RDtfD MAG NOLIA KIT with Spray Gun Wood Molded ¶f Excellent for painting, spray- I$ 1'.d1'1 - .. * 7•99 2,000 sq. ft. bag .................. \ , KIT Sparkling white enamel finish. u cover. - UlIg,11i11.,1 . Reg. Price ...........4.39 I CARP Helps vegetable seedlings and transplants get off to a strong start. Encourages healthy growth and plentiful yields from your garden. 2D Gallon Galvanized Unfinished HI-Back GARBAGE CAN PORCH ROCKER 1II I I J1=== ash arms and rockers. Model 1 P. Reg 111 ii I EACH Sturdy can has reinforced bottom, DOME Aluminum Pre-Hung Reg. Sale ce CS STORM DOOR III I II 99C 51b. box I 2.79 ........................ 7 75 ____________ $ I 11 EACH .•.. w i I - I snug cover. neg Price • Door has fiberglass Closer and latch included. Reg. Price ..........37,95 - ywit&Ut 11 aluminum construction with tempered glass panels AM__________ I'' x 2'' Clear Cedar (fin fl.) 2 *2 Clear Cedar (fin ft I Cedar Closet Lining (32 package) 48 Aluminum Level 408 8 Aluminum Ladder Reg. 13c Sale SIC 26c 21c 1738 1449 WOW Ii 45 6 64 19 32.06 V82020oz Claw Hammer 16 oz. ScottysClaw Hammer. 5 • 1' !hi IAkI4IkIinIIJJIkI I/V x 4' x 8' Rustic Hickory (sheet) 4 11.99 9 -99 WEI112:k Sea MtRnd a onShear es n12 widths ChDuce of 11 lovely colors (sq yd 1 6 decorator patterns sq. yd.) New Look Hi- lo cut loop an shag in lObeaut u colors I RHUDSl6DrainSpade Sale 1488 1097 18 88 1299 73 11 69 646 7250 Reversing Drill (ea.) ......... 44.99 34.19 7450 Belt Sander tea) 6499 49 96 7379 /877% Circular Saw teal 99 69 96 Galvanized Steel Pipe 38c 4 99 &37 7.44 %'°x21' (pc.) .................... 11.02 9.79 1 *21 (pcI 15 15 13 46 33c 3 x 1 24 32 17 2C 2 *21 (pc) Galvanized Tt. 25 GuarrSeat Top Ice Chest (ca.1 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ca I 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler lea) ______________________ Sale 899 6 99 59 1 02 er and Wood Control bag) 18% 12.49 (7500 sq ft beg) .................26% Cape Cod Entrance Handle Set 503D35 Antique Brass/Black (ea) Satin (ea.) Bryan Bedroom Privacy Set 3211 Satin tea) Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (ea.).. Empire Bathroom Privacy Sot 3511 Antique Brass 3X 2Th 3 98 2 99 4,17 3.25 4 3.86 Anodized Aluminum tea.) Double Cylinder 400 9 US 28 ., ... AnodazejAluminum(ea.) Double Cylinder 4009 7A Antique ..... Super Turf Builder 2 500 sq ft 6,000 sq ft Bonus BFenihizar 2,500 sq ft 5,000 sq ft 8.49 6.59 DavnRoseFod - 5lb............. PATTERNS OF ITEMS. • • 700 FRENCH AVE. HOURS: SANFORD L Fertilizer Lawn Insect Control Shrub and Tree Weed Preventive and Fertilizer Sib box 20'b box Spot Weeder Kansel Wood Killer ............... Azalea Food 496 8.99 99 699 13 18 13 250 7,50 1 2.95 1.99 14% 10 445 12 95 245 315 916 1 fl 4.99 5 lb. "U ......................2.95 1.99 20 beg 895 Automatic Lawn Spireadw ......... 34.95 Lawn Spreads, No n.n with the h*iv haid d , - -. -. MU DO IT YC(XMFI ViturneastScoWs,tore - / a ____________________ FILM PREMIERES IN CASSELBERRY '.', i i00% •' objectives 90 has advised him to "run it through" the courts if Polk's award is higher than the commission feels feasible I The Citrus Council of Girl Scouts half a dozen Central Florida counties, including Seminole. The Se -es The ' chajrman said board attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., ', ' Part of Polk's appeal was meaning and direction to her life; to relate to others with ir, creasing skill, maturity and satisfaction; a to cooperate with others in contributing her talents and efforts to society. Girl Scout programs are thvided into live divisions: Brownie, grades 1-3; Junior, grades 44; Cadette, grades 7-9; Senior, grades 10-12; and AdA at least l years old. There are over 600 troopsin Citrus Council, each av in; from Mn &I memberL =auons of the council are nanced by product wiles. program act* fees. Sustaining Memt)erships, gifts and the United Way. Troops are self-supporting m their actiities as much as possible. The CitrusCouncil owns and operates aKawee Program Center near Chuluota. The camp is a year-round Scenter for girls and adults in couting for training opportunities, weekend events and dzy acUvities. program evee has hosted such ents as dramatics, 60 )IJ 40 i 30 fi - 20 , ' 10 4 V dance, gymnastics, hand arts, creative cookling. leather crafts and camping skills. , Thanks To . You, It'S . members will "hit the streets" next week to conduct the sur veys Also, businessmen will be given the opportunity to par. ticipate in "brainstorming Motor Buy Is Denied . . In Trial ty 8> JOE ASK utilit> allowance is included in Wilson said SHA expects to ' herald Staff Writer rent payments, which average earn 1140,840 towards the new $39 a month $415,130 budget now waiting ' The 112 elderly tenants in Wilson said the reason for the final approval from HUD Last • sessions" to come up with ideas Redng Park Gardens won't resolution is because of the >ear a budget was p63,744 He on downtown development. have to pay for electricity in the "fixed incomes" of the tenants, said the $140,840 income will "We need and encourage future as a result of action hIchdoes not exceed a come from rental payments, their participation," Jacobson taken Thursday night b> the >ear lüch average $124,240 a year said "We feel that downtown Sanford Housing Authority Tight mone> in the fcderai from the six projects, and from property owners and business- (SlIM Department of Housing and interest on investments and men themselves have the anA resolution was pa ssed Ui-gan Development (HUD)has sale of surplus property. swers to the problems" establishing a policy of not forced SUA to dip into the The $274,290 deficit is to be Citing some usion in what charging residents for 'ex $140,000 reserve account to made up $147,290 of ItUl) is meant by "downtown San- ms" electric utility fees in the supplement the 1975-76 fiscal money plus the $127,000 from ford,' Jacobson said the corn 100 unit project one of Si' year budget, he said operating reserves. Wilson mittee has established a under SIIA We will be operating with said working definition in the form Executive EM rector Tom $127,000 of our reserve acHe said it will cost $13,000 to of four delineated areas, In its Wilson explained a ;5 monthly count," said Wilson. upgrade recreation facilities Initial efforts the committee ______________________________________ and purchase some electronic will use its fir two areas to actounting equipment for the define downtown from ne ear ______ Palmetto to Part and from In other action, Wilson Second to Commercial Me reported a resolution was and from Palmetto to Myrtle adopted to contract with Watch Out 1 Dracula s Coming Ave.and from Third to Corn Honda [lower and 1aghtCo to 'i mercial She said as the Count Dracula is alive and well and living In Saord install nine Street lights at the development program conif )ou don't believe that, take it look at the Evening Lake Monroe Terrace project. tinues the definition of down. Herald's Seminole Magazine. lie said SHA will pay $325 a . to wn Sanford will expand year for the energy con. .' outward to eventuall include INI)F sUirption the area from Mellonville to Mr& Mary Whitten, part-time Around The Clock 4A Dr. Lamb Auto Train and from Fourth to "I3Idgc 611 Horoscope 6B Gardens, was rtI Hos pi t al Jacobson said that next week time $7,200 position she and committee adviser representing a $1,2DO salary Cressoord ............6B Shirley Moak, along with State increase, he , said. FAltortall 4A Television ....... 4B Senator Lori Wilson, will travel S11A approved a procurement Dcar Abby 8A Women 8A to Tallahassee to lobby for policy setting a VM limit for ds or services. U j THA T'S She said her group Any purchase . nunday's highlI7.0vemight low 68. Rainfall was.01 will be concentrating on the must be approved by the live- REALLY GOOD inches. depwnents of Archives chi and man SHA commission Wilson Complete details and tides are on Page S.A. Continued on Page said - I y e sid Today _____ -1~3";4`%-Kk~.-- C By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Altamonte Springs bar Donald R Crowder today labeled confessed burglar Calvin C Yates Jr, of CawlberrF, a bar and denied that he ever "ordered or bought" an outboard motor from Yates Crowder, 44-year-old owmr Oferthe Rendezvous Bar, and I h man E Fields, 38, co-owner of a repair shop Located across the street from the bar. are on trial on charges of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. Crevirder and Fields were among 13 suspects arrested when Sheriff's agents said they smashed a $1 million a ear steal to-order multi-county theft ring in mid August Crowder testified for the defense today that he knew Yates and James L Davis and had seen them in his bar. But, Crowder said he 'never ordered a boat motor from Yates. I've never ordered anything from Cal Yates." confessed members of Davis, Yates and the theft ring, testified Thursday that they , , ' - 'p - - _____ -* - - - n Working - : edding Park Tenants Electr a I value to give 70 a In its deepen the girl's awareness of herself as a unique person; to develop the girls - 80 . based on the existence of Star of "'Me Mea)" DinahleffI111 Is Inteniewed by Master of Ceremonies Lau Christy (left) Thumday organized crime in Seminole night at the world premiere of the film held alSemtnole Cinema In Cwtselberry. Write r-direc to r. County, a statement that Vihlen was filmed In Winter Park, is John flu (right 1 . The benefit says he heard for the "first showing w a Juvenile Diabetes ResearchFoundation. ( era Phot o } ant asse err t ie" on Wednesday Tallahassee. "I cannot argue with the statement, the sheriff is the professional law enforcement officer," the chairman noted. And, Polk, contacted at hds office, today confirmed that he . "definitely feels there is a county's te in thei r .cerwin lement of organized diminish and that eventually be a blight crime in Seminole Count county officials would "own County conunission Chair, "A large part of our drug some clay in the hil1s." man Sid Vihlen Jr. agreed with But Lavender said, as "long Lavender, saying DeWolf's problem is orpirilmd. When you have coke and heroin and large ' as we have a county, I don't statement concerning how 1ng quantities marijuana 1. i (.. the county's need for clay think we're ever going to get will got to be organized." last "absolutely wrong. I roads paved." Though Polk feels all )i I predict the clay will last organizI crime is . not tied to roads superintendent e county for 50 years," the said county work crews r-ave chairman said. He also said he the syndicate, he said "some of about 10 or 12 miles of road a has asked county professionalsour drug oblem ... would be year. "And we take in about 15 to conic up with exact cost tied to Polk asked for special radios miles he added. Lavender said DeWoll'sand four addill'onal 's.. - create three additional districts . Clay is used to stabilize sand estimate of a $1 million cost patrol in the county. Polk says roads to make them passable ovra 10-year manpower shortages prompted accurat e, U and for paving. The county is basically m to create seven districts considering purchase of a clay Lavender says after 10 years which he says now needs to be the will be able to make . pit site near Markham Woods county upped to 10. J. C. 1. I%ENI)ER Road, and area homeowners (Continued ouPageZ.A Polk's actual request is for -. - United Way Aids G Scouts Long Term Clay Need Cl"ted I 6.96 _______ 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS , 00 SATURDAY 795 1895 4.59 IMITED ES RI I SOME COLORS,STYLES AND Sal. Price % 5. 99 - Rag Th,Ce 9 95 1895 2695 7,500 sq. ft Bonus S Fertilizer 2 500 sq ft 5,000 sq ft 79 '..it..J 14 Shrub and Tree Fertilizer 5 lb box 20 lb. box ..................... DeadboiiBeas' Lock Double Cylinder 4209 Satin Chromium Plated or Antique Brass tea 1 1195 949 AW - - sought to hold the sheriff's budget to $2.3 million. "I would predict that if the fu aniount is awarded, the Lx);- rd will take this to the /r:... f = i o i Exce tional Buys! 15.96 SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 10 thru 16 YOU CAN LIAC'P.) r% IT YOURSELF! - Seminole County Road Supt. evelopment Council of the h J. C. Lavender disagreed today other with a charge earlier this week program. 717he Downiown'Development J-at the W-v of diminishing Council, which is not connected returns will eventually negate with the Downtown Business t vty's need for its own Assodatlon, Is made up of nine $517,000 clay pit. members, including Executive However,Lavender agreed Director Jacobson; Chairman . IDoW If the John Morris; Rose Jacobson, president of Markham Woods Don KnIgit, Ralph Larson, Civic Association, that over LI next 10 years the county will Springfield, Doug Stenstrom, pay about $100,000 a )ear for and Garnett White. clay if a site owned by Lester Mandell near m Downtown Steering Committee, flood is purchawd. has been meeting regularly for three months. Jacobson said County officials are now the committee will formulate a paying M,ODO a year for clay. final pre-plannin report by In esense, DeWoll said that Nov. 6 which will include over a span of 10 years the research data to be collected next week via questionnaires. Downtown businessmen real estate brokers, attorneys, merchants, insurance executives and others -will be the targets of the question- business operations. ___________________ • IRAI L hand of acceptable image the public will associate with the area; - Coordination and un- determine prevailing attitudes -- Check These 12. 95 8.69 13 95 9 96 2185 1584 8 21.34 699 5 99 with the helping - - Single Cylinder 400328 BC Brass x 12' patterrisandcolors(ea,) ..., Cushioned Vinyl Floor Covering Maiquts Choice of 8 colors (sq yd) Millionaire-4 coiois available (sq yd) Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT33 (ea) Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT 1(ea) B & D Cordless Trimmer 81 tea) KLC 3 Garden Ca (cal Reg. __________________________________ S1I1;&T1IlIWIto] GM Sure-Stik Floor Tile- 12" ______________________________ Reg 'fs•1 ' Housing Board Takes Action I' Here's a great Oppoitunity to make your home improvements at tremendous savings T , _____ - Is r VEGETABLE GARDEN FERTILIZER 18-24-6 - Comprehensive Development Plan that in. cludes surveys of existing facilities, economic patterns. attitudes in the downtown plementation by the Downtown 1 - AU tj es r - dter Jr. said on will appeal the Issue to the district court of appeais. Vihlen's statement comes after a Thursday hearing in Tallahassee in which Polk argued for a full 12.6-million - A for downtown Sanford, a cornprehensive plan to promote an ')O 6,000 sq. ft. bag ..................74.50 / EACH oTTYs ROAL SCOT 5.39 9 L Cut-and-loop hi-lo shag. 12' widths. Jute back. Many colors available. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) / id - Formulation of an image SEAT Ing, inflating. No. 7761. D IL. .1 on , .. Price s /ffA 4 - draw new businesses0 tf I11 up existing vacant buildings. Prospective businesses would be analyzed to determine their suitability to the development Specialty formulated for Florida &oil. Developed and tested. Fertilizer releases Its nutrients slowfy with long lasting results. Reg. .. Price Price /#' __ series of recommendations based on months of research, including consultations with i planners, architects. li economists, government of. ______________________ ficials and civic organizations, Jacobson and Moak downtown businessmen In merchandising, display tech. niques, public, relations, etc.; -Arecrulting campaign to 1 $2i0 if federal funds are the Ix1(Igttan increase taxes to deducted Vihien fears that a provide for additional money :. total award of the (LIII amount Polk quickly deified the ne1 If tht Flori da C dl)4fU dT(I ()t1l(l ux. OUt tile 1wtIngenc) for such a move. [hough the Sheriff John Polk his full fund leaving the commission shenff said he "respected" $255,000 request, Commission with no choice but to amend Continued on Page! A) i1erald Staff - - Training programs to aid TURF BUILDER Holds any standard cartridge. Quick loading. No. 60. Reg. Price ........... 1.49 EACH Reg. Price (ea.) ....... 1.45 it! NEW - FOR FLORIDA * Gold Leather or White Sparkle finish 6', 8', 10' or 12'. (Add $3.25 for right or ct We've -_-- ByFDPR1CKE - ' - - e FoIlow - . Beautiful gold faucet on 20 x 17 gold cultured marble shell basin top, 19 17" fully assembled base '; uncil . Executl%e Director Sara Ja cobson and committee add viser Shirley Sloak presented Co ii •ff V,r Sh Un MURP11Y Herald Stall Writer - If -. By AUDIE _____ . PACKAGE - Planned Fo r City An ur that may culminate in a face- lift for downtown Sanford as unveiledmursdayatameetingof ________________ the Downtown Development Ft - _ -- I' = Sanford, Honda 32771-Price 10 Cents - . ... _.____-.---__- 4 ~:N;co '-\~ ' v- - - .- 0-7-1 r i - .--- __ :-'-------------____________________ - - - ___________________ - A usWmer Lataested in a motor bigger than I I Morsepower and that they, accompanied by Chris Ray. 4. of 103[Akewood Dr., Sanford, takes time out f101n another confessed member of his activities at Happy Acres Kindergarten and Child Care Center the theft ring, Janies Arthur for a bit of refreshment. Or is It refreshing7 Y ou'd never know Or~e, stole a 150-horsepower from the look on young Chris face. dierald Photo by T'm Vi (CflhI ('ohatinuedouPage!.Ab .......... - �2 AEvening ~ Herald, San ford, Fl. Friday, Oct. )O),7$ - Held On $10,000 Bond I 1. i _,~ - t, r~'] - A.- . - "I I . II , . ~Wlk~_ . I IVIU r 1! frIi -. is '". . Sanford poli ce today reported the arrest of three suspects In connection with two auto burglaries. - WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford Is formally submitting to Congress his controversial proposal for creation of a $100 billion government corporation to help finance the search for new energy sources.The President is submitting detailed legislation today that would bring Into being an Energy Independence Authority he first proposed in addressing the AFL-CIO building and construction trades convenIon in San Franc isco on Sept. 22. Pushed by Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller, the authority would have a 10-year lifespan and be selfliquidating. It would grant loans to help pay for what Ford termed those projects which private business cannot undertake alone." - WASHINGTON AP) The DemocratIccontrolled ('omress and President Ford appear headed for a ix)llUcaily uruual showdown later this year over l'ord's insistence that any tax cut be tied to a ceiling on next year's federal spending. Democratic strategists say privately they are convinced that they will either get credit for a tax cut or be able to blame Ford for blocking it, while the President contends the voters favor his package proposal. Ford reiterated his demand for the double-barreled legislative package at a nationally televised and broadcast news conference Thursday night, declaring: "If the Congress plays politics by sending a tax reduction bill to my desk without any responsible restraint on federal spending I would not hesitate to veto it." - .. Fishing Limit Passes House WASHINGTON (AP) For years, increasingly efficient foreign fishing fleets have scoured the waters off the U.S. coast for nearly every t ype of fish, sometimes moving so close to shore that they had to be shooed back by Coast Guard cutters. As a result, the House rejected Ford administration arguments and gave approval Thursday to a measure that would ban foreign fishing within 200 miles of the U.S. coastline. Since 1966, the United States has claimed a 12mile ILshIng limit. Supporters of the bill, which was approved 208 to 101, say the expanded limit will conserve fish stocks and protect U.S. fishermen against the super-efficient operations of trawlers chiefly from Japan and Soviet bloc countries. - I Grain Estimates Decisive WASHiNGTON (AP) New 1975 grain harvest estimates may be decisive in whether to resume U.S. wheat and corn sales to the Soviet Union, President Ford says. "AS soon as we get that report. I presume there will be some announcements as to further sales to one or more countries," Ford told a news conference Thursday night. The Agriculture Department was to release the report today. The new USDA report was expected to bear out earlier predictions that American tanners have enough grain this year to meet domestic and export commitments and still provide enough left over for a modest buildup in the nation's small reserves. - Ford: Concern Forced Change WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford says concern for his safety and the safety of o0mrs forced cancellation of a scheduled trip to Louisville, but Kentucky's governor says the only thing the President had to fear was political embarrassment. Ford's announcement at a Thursday night news conference that he would not attend a Republican fund-raising dinner In Louisville next week marked the first time that "security reasons" officially had been cited for cancellation of one of his many trips. However, other aspects of Ford's security arrangements have been tightened since two alleged attempts on his life In California last month. - Nixon Plays Golf For Charity Bf . ' .1 ___ FESTIVAL AWARDS Outboard Motor Buy City Denied In Trial Confer _ JOML i w' I —j ______________ k--,,,,. - - - - - -- . --- - - - - - ,- .,,.. - -,.. 1? WASHINGTON (A P) Thomas S. Kleppe. a 56-yesrold millionaire and former North Dakota congressman, will be sworn in as the new secretary of the Interior. Xleppe won Senate confirmation to the $60,0004-year cabinet post Thursday night and will succeed Stanley K. Hathaway. - , 4 .1 . . REVENUE - "!-': •. ,- - - - Officers Get Good News .':::: g - . 4 - - f t "-F 'u UNITED WAY . dillk~ . , : '•" - -) ---'s. ' lit 11 1ri;",..."-/// ., a'.:,: . Getting together at Monday's second United Way report luncheon at the Chic Center were, from Left Bud Layer, Ras KItner, Red Cleveland and Tom Hunt, leaders In the Seminole County 075 OFFICIALS MEET (Continued From Page 1-A) Is possible, but unlikely and Vihien's opinion, "There is no perhaps even economically iay that I see It the millage unfeasible. would have to be Increased." Deputy Circuit Court Clerk Some $23,000 exists in the Ashby Jones said tax bills are fines and forfeitures con- almost ready for mailing to tingency, Polk says $240,000 of citi zens. To hold hearings that amount was budgeted to necesasry to promote a second cover his appeal. And. the tax bill would be expensive sheriff says additional federal Jones said. However, funds— which are expected rule out the possibility. would lower his request to $185,000, leaving some $100,000 o(fke plans to send out fiscal 75. budgeted for emergencies. 76 tax bills Oct. 29 The cabinet VihIen said he felt the Is expected to rule on Polk's remaining figure would be request Oct. 21. more In the range of $80,000. Tax Collector Tray Ray said A contingency Fund, of only he will check Into the legality of 180,000, he said, would be a raising the millage. At present, ilangerous level on which to he said he wasn't sure If such a ,perate over the year." move would be legal. Vihieri County officials contacted said It is, May said a budget amendment Vililen said the board Is "pro - If 1.500.461 IS Ch, jail CO. Sec. A Bonds IS 5cr. AIB Bonds I'4osptal Port. Auth are - Askew Cites Conservation L Sheriff Wins $4.173,197 1,707491 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (All) — Gov, Reubin Askew says Florida is showing the country how to live happily with the land "We understand in Florida, as we never understood before, that our common task is not to subdue nature but to sustain nature," Askew told a Harvard University seminar Thursday. "We are no longer blind believers In the gospel of growth," he said. "We are still growing in Florida, as we must, but we are trying to grow in the right ways. There is more order and more reason now in the development of our cities and suburbs," Union Disputes Pan Am 699$.S.6 i; 2003)9 $4,141,77 7014017 fl 1119.130 157.67S 61 I0.O 11.i3 13.12$ 2314111 130734 90.041 117.125 11717$ 17,1 $7 1 2S 17.443 17.443 Seminole Cow'ty. DISTRICT English Estates Site*, Lighting Dist Obkl" Hills Street Lighting Di st, law enforcement" and cited But when the argument Wner Woods S!r t Lighting 01st. budget increases awarded t moved to the capital, Vihien Dial. sheriff over the previous years argued on the side of the enwood Unit 11 S1rW to back up his statement. commission. Representing Polk LIihtIng 01st. Vihlen said over the decade Was Doug Stenstrom, a former Forest Strict I lghtlnq Dit Lhtin9O'st the sheriff's budget has in. state senator and school board Ind 1144d Street creased l000 percent. He said attorney. Lighting Dist. this year's award granted a 20.5 The commission employed Highland Pines Street L IPM Ing Dist, per cent increase. Cleveland, who Is also a former CasaAio "Based on the recessionary state senator, to oppose the Woodlan5tre '' Dist. t!mes and the financial crunch, aherlfrs appeal. Apple Valley Street Lighting Dist . ureçy or Drive Street Lighting Dlii, we teal a 20.5 per cent Increase Idytwilde Street Lighting Dii?, is more than sufficient to attack North Gate Street Lighting 01st. the crime problems," Vihien Sterling Park Strut Lighting Dii?. Said. Sunlard Street Lighting Di s t, flrook During budget sessions In Seminole County, Vihien offeted the sheriff a $120,000 compromise, but the full commission turned thumbs down. The sheriff offered to settle for 1110,000, still the commission, said no. 5212411703 Tangtewr.od Street Lighting Dist. Tr&twOOd Str*.t Lighting Dist. (Seal) By: A . G. Jones, Deputy Clerk PtjbJlth Oct. 10 1975 DES 70 REVENUE S1.11115'"I 4.764 131267 90.416 157573 17.33$ districts EXPENDITURE S1,31S,Uit 4.764 754 974 976 2,U4 3.046 2344 3.046 4,774 4,771 4W ADO 11446 11419 11114 '' 744 711 74.3 1.063 3 711 7.3 1.063 3.714 11,400 8.400 4.511 4.111 4,0)4 3,445 41034 Arthur H fleckwitp, Jr Clerk of Circuit and Clerk of County Cort Board of County Commissioners Seminole Covnty, Florida MIAMI iAPi — Union leaders are disputing earlier claims by officials of Pan American World Airways that the airline will be able to offer relocation In New York to all employes at a maintenance base being phased out here. Teamsters officials estimate half the 600 clerical, cargo and marketing employes they represent in Miami will lose their jobs In the phaseout. "Of Sonic 140 stock clerks being displaced here, not more than 20 are being offered a position in New York," said Joyce Hardy, chief steward for the Teamsters local. Loan Change Called Fiasco areas of 7" ~ 41 By The Associated Press An act making Veterans Administration loans available for condominiums, seen as a boon to South Florida's overbuilt condominium market, has turned into a redtape fiasco, sellers and prospective buyers say. None of the more than 7,000 condominium-unit loan applications In Florida has been approved since the bill was passed by Congress In February, officials said Thursday. "The holdup is we just haven't had the personnel to cope with it," explained Tom David of Jacksonville, head loan guarantee officer for the VA In Florida, Suicide, Robbery Checked Police are checking for JACKSONVILLE (AP) possible links between the suicide of a robbery-shooting suspect and three other recent robbery attempts accompanied by gunfire in Northeast Florida. "We're really just grabbing at straws right now," said LI. James Suber. But he said the similarities warrant further checking. Alfred Scott Mitchell, 29, killed himself with a shot in the head Wednesday as police closed in on a house where they had chased a suspect in a robbery-shooting at a food market. Two people had been seriously wounded by shots in the head (luring the robbery. - - 19 remember ~_ to pkk up your catalog? , f - ___~' ~-~~ "' 1, Mrs. Elizabeth Neiman and Charles blat Raybun (left), of Sanford Grammar School, welcome Pam Clelland and Mrs. \aiiit' lIuhh% f E'rt'st City Hcmt'ntarv S-hod. ( Iki aid l'kitn by Lida Nic hols ) The .`"""""`.WVW1%e. ;5~ -M___ I ---A e: """ 150 page Students Visit Forest City H)' ELBA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent C) I -I 11!~ vl I 1: '15 0. 10 I catalog s ll ' available !. aL'o boasts the county's first and original lunchroom. i Principal Clay C. Carroll and Administrative Assistant Elizabeth Neiman have discovered niany old papers and pictures from the early days of the school's existence and they are on display at the school library. Sanford Grammar School recently welcomed fourth grade students from Forest City Elementary School to tour and explore the local educational facility. Charles Tolar Raybun gave the welcoming address and Miss Elsa Caskey played guitar Margaret Reynolds, a former and led the students in singing principal at Sanford Grammar, the school song. and now at Pinecrest, spoke to Built In 1902, Sanford the visiting youngsters. Grammar School Is a far cry Charlotte Whitmore, Seminole from the pod-type Forest City County lunchroom manager, Elementary School. It Is the also talked to the children, as county's oldest facility still (lid a former Sanford Grammar being used as a school and it student, B. F. Whitner. I - n,therc o h'rrin — thri? tvI',nn flI.lI r"''........ S,... - V..1. -4--l" Sorry, It wasn't mailed this year. Smith-Coriona - a ar Anaw g 1ra got . - S j;?-V VW1-A.T,,_ 00""mr-'W I 0 % 4 CORONET SUPER 12. C.utrdge ribbon iqstern includes orw carbon rittn cartr,4(- .olt cliii Steel c.1n -01.O( 1277 JO $277 30 ""i2O82-8l Your Cost 11J#,10 $167.90 Elite w,, -- -- - (2) SUNBEAM COFFEEMASTER DRIP COF. FEEMAKER. Brews 2 to 8 cups. Filter device removes sediment. Heat rçiistant glass carafe. 1036-1S1.1E. Your Cost 52k9T$22.97 --------- 5.41.95 The prosecutor conceded SRi. ly would be permitted to plead guilt)' to delivery of heroin, a felony carrying a 15-year prison sentence, instead of the first degree murder charge he origi. nally (aced. - ( — - / - - Ossinsky said Martin, although he might have been the seller, was not the ultimate distributor. He said the drugs passed through Stilly's and Burgeman's hands before reaching Minton. J&IL1%J .~ . I,--,' 1. 1-1, your LEEOS showroom. A cu. -defendant, LeeRoy SWley, 29, of Winston-Salem, N.C., testified that he bought eight -small packets of heroin from Martin at the request of Minton and Cindy Burgeman, 22, both of Daytona Beach. But defense lawyer Louis Ossinskv urged the hirv to nCr.. count Sully's testimony because, he said, Stjlleyplea bargained with the state "to save his neck." - . o Man Convicted In Overdose DELAND (AP) A Daytona Beach man has been convicted of first degree murder in what lawyers say Is the first case ever tried under a 1972 Florida law allowing the death penalty for distribution or delivery of heroin which kills a user. A circuit court jury deliberated 16 minutes Thursday before convicting Glen L. Martin, 28, under Florida's untested "drug pusher" statute. A bearded, former beachside motel laundry worker, Martin was convicted in the Aug. 3 1974 drug overdose death of Terri C. Minton, 26. The jury was to reconvene day to hear testimony before recommending a sentence. The charge carries a minimum year prison term, Asst. State Atty. Horace Smith Jr. told the jury, "The 1972 legislature put drug push. era on notice particularly sd Pick up your catalog at U - Unincor. porated $1.1 Pct. lncorp. 9. P0. 49 All land for the following special %fvi( ceived 'and a' PP7'"" opr a ed entirely from unincorporated F ir e Uni t County To Appeal 5.3.031,191 17604? i' . . Fund Unincerp. Orated Did you - TALLAI1ASEE (AP) Some 72 state lawenforcement officers seeking $1 million in back pay have received good news. Icon County Circuit Judge Victor Cawthon refused Thursday to honor a request by the state to dismiss the suit. However, Cawthon said he would restrict the time period covered by the suit to two years. Attorneys for the plaintiffs said this would mean that only $50,000 could be collected. EXPENDITURES Incorp. 49.5 Pct. General Fine and Fort. - . Secretary To Be Installed TAIJ.AIIASSEE (AP) State Atty. T. Edward Austin of Jacksonville says the public was well-served by his pleabargaining agreement reducing charges against former Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley. "I'm not going to apologize for that plea bargaining," Austin told the House appropriations Committee Thursday. He said the plea bargaining accomplished his removal from office by resignation about the most that could have been expected from lengthy impeachment and criminal trials that would have poured "half a million taxpayers dollars down the drain." Incor por a ted areas. tJ,O75, un incorporated orl9 P percent encorporat,dand3ol per cent un,ncor por&,nd .,r.T ,I,f "I... WINDSOR LOCKS, Corn. (AP) In the past, smallpox neatly wiped out the Americzn Indian, now alcoholism is threatening to do what smallpox coulda't, says Al Pooley. "It's at epidemic levels," said Pooley, training coordinator for the American Indian Commission on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse in Arvada, Coo. "Alcoholism is the No. I problem among Indians In both urban areas and reservations," said John Ginnish, ' O Malley Bargain Defended areM. using the let est popu lit ion I igures av&Iable area, 67,104, July , 'l'Ali.AIIASSEE i All) — A young woman who testified in a previous trial that her lover committed the "satanic slaying" of a Virginia man was expected today to relate another man's vffitigedr0p in the killing. The prosecution in the first degree murder trial of Billy Glenn Isley, 27, of Taylor, Mich., was to call Dee Lou Davis. 18, of Arlington, Va., as its final and key witness. Miss Davis has said she was present when Isley and David Nyberg, 20, also of Arlington, allegedly stabbed Ken Houston, 20, repeatedly in a Tampa house last year and chanted "Die, Satan, die" over his corpse. .- - Alcoholism Threat Noted 1.0 Legal Notice # Murder Testimony Expected i LEQAL NOTICE The public is hereby notified pursuant to the provisions of F.S Ch. In 01 (7) of the Receipts and Appropriations di visions of Seminole County - - TAMPA AP — Rep. L.A. "Skip" Balalis says four hours he testified before a federal grand jury was to ., clear the air" of allegations that he took an unreported $10,000 cash conttibution before the 1972 general election. "I'm glad that I had a chance to go in and answer a lot of questions," the Fort Myers [leach Republican said when he left the jury roorii Thursday. lie said he was sticking III, his June statci cut describing James Lee Groot as a 'pathological liar." Groot, once chief aide to former Sen. Edward Gurney, testified four months ago in Gurney's bribery-conspiracy trial that he gave Bafalis the $10,000 in a men's restroom in Vero [leach. . r I budgets as to the APProximatt division of locally rallied receipts VW all npienciltures between the IrKWPorated and unincorpof slid areas of Me County, Revenues raised in both incorporated and unincorporated areas and all elpenditurts are arrived at by the ratio of population Incorporated money Ba falls Testimony 'Clears Air' commission - - Friday, Oct. 10, 1975-3A tabled until the next board motion to accept a state Mrs. Marion Snell, coor' meeting, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 In "agreement" to participate in a dinator of the county's cornAltamonte Springs City Hall. state dental curriculum and preherisive health plan, said Puzzled by health funding Board member Allan Keeth teacher in-service development Seminole may have the op. procedures, Seminole County said he Is opposed to granting project with the University of portunity to pilot a dental School officials Wednesday any funding action until Florida. The agreement calLs program. The agreement also night decided more information "disposable needles are for sending $4,675 of state includes Alachua, Broward, Is needed before rubber available for teachers to U.F. Escambia, Pinellas and Polk stamping about $,000 worth of requesting it (in the tubercular "But we don't know what is couities, which together are state "contracts." skin testing program)." meant by the 'dental pur- being asked to send a total of The board agreed with Board members appeared to poses," said Roger Harris, $29,975 of state money to U.F. member Pat Telson Who made agree with Mrs. Telson, who assistant superintendent for a motion to table a single page said without an itemized list of finance. This agreement also was contract with the Florida services provided, the board Keeth said what he objects to placed on the Oct. 22 agenda, Division of Health calling fora doesn't know what to expect for is "being used as a vehicle to after Board Chairman Robert $19,000 payment to the county providing the money. funnel money to any university G. "Bud" Feather said more health unit. The contract was The board also rejected a without knowing the benefits." information is needed. - Facelift Plans D D Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. IIyJOEASKREN Herald Staff Writer OCALA tAP) The Amoco Production Co. is plugging its test wells in the Ocala National Forest after failing in two attempts to find oil. Officials said Thursday that the company will let its leases on more than 34,000 acres to lapse since its second exploratory well in the Central Florida forest had found no traces of oil or gas. Prospects for a third drilling attempt seem improbable, a (oripany spokesman said. School Lunch Pol'i'cy Revised LA COSTA, Calif. (AP) "It looked like the old Nixon," declared an eyewitness after former President Richard Nixon swung into rare puLllr view for a charity golf game with Teamster chief Frank Fitzsimmons. Nixon took full cuts at the ball and strode without a limp as he s.. .. "urs Thursday on the 18-bole La Costa gall course on the Teamster-owned resort 30 miles south of his San Clemente estate. The event was a fund-raiser for the Little City for Retarded Children of Palatine, Ill. Nixon gave a brief talk to about 50 amateur golfers at the event stressing a need for citizens to help the retarded children's cause. SAN FRANCIS(X) (AP) Patricia Hearst could be released from Jail If her bank robbery trial does not start by Dec. 27, but the government will make every effort to meet that deadline, says the federal prosecutor. US. Atty. James L. Browning conceded Thursday that if no bail is set and the trial is delayed beyond that date, the newspaper heiress "conceivably" could be released on her recognizance under the amended Speedy Trial Act of 1974. . 4 Continued from Page l-A) ma van while he went into the Fields covered It with a need-toremove serial numbers I8-month period but hasn't been Mercury outboard motor at an bar where Crowder told him to blanket. They said they then from the motor %6 "because it charged in Seminole. Davis Orlando apartment complex take it acrossthe street to returned to the bar. going out of state." said he faces charges in both and later took it to the Hen- "Cooler" Fields' repair shop. Yates testified that Crowder (Continued From Page lA) Yates has admitted par- Seminole and Orange Counties. dezvous Bar. Yates and Davis said they than paid him $400 cash for the ticipatlon in 100 to 150 area Crowder testified today that up any losses by virtue of Yates said the motor was left took the motor to the shop and motor, saying there was no burglaries and thefts over an "Cal Yates is just lying." lie owning as own clay pit. did admit "that at one time I Also, DeWoif, at Tuesday's bought a small TV off him meeting, said only May (Yates.)." l3O miles of unpaved roads exist 00000s Crowder told a circuit court in this county. Lavender says jury that he hadn't knowin gly that is Incorrect. He said bought stolen property from "0ut 170 mIles of unpaved" exist In Seminole County. Yates and that he never saw th 150-horsepower motor allegedly Lavender said the clay pit brought to his bar parking lot, site was chosen by County By JOE ASKREN vetoed by President Ford but the veto was overturned Tuesday by He said Yates approached Engineer Bill Bush after county Herald Staff Writer Congress. him about buying a motor and professionals looked at "five or Seminole County School Board members voted 4-1 this week to In other action, a Seminole County School Board member led he told Yates, "I have an n-- six sites. We looked over a revise its free and reduced price lunch policy, to formally allow a opposition in callin g for bids f a or new $15,000 parking lot at Lake have bunch of 'em. The board didn't conference between a parent and a school official, before a Brantley High School. boat hearing is set in appeal cases. no use for an outboard mot*." have a thing to do wi th it." The board voted 4-1 to se nd pla ns for the budgeted projects to Vihlen also pointed out that "We've been doing this In the past, anyway. We just wanted to the state for approval, but postponed bid Crowder said Yates "wanted the site consists of hills which action until a later time. make it legal," said Mrs. Charlotte Whitmore, director of food Board member Davie Sims who opposed forwarding the plan to leave the motor at the bar. I the county will cut down and services, who recommended the policy change. called the project costa 11crime" intimesof afight economy and called Fields and asked 1f Yates after the clay Is depleted th e Th e conferen ce doesn't pre judice or diminish the right to a fair "in view of our budget and millage adopted." could leave It there (Fields' county will Still own the land. hearing, according to the revision. Sims called the project "wasted money on wasted space." The shop). I don't know if they took He said the land could be sold, Asked what effect the national school lunch bill would have on job can be done for $7,000, according to Joseph Pavelchak, a it there or not." or a recreation area could be the Seminole County lunch program, Mrs. Whitmore said that the Sanford architect. county would not be affected adversely Crowder said Yates never built for area residents. "Are we in business to park cars or to educate kids," Sims Markham Woods residents "There Is no breakfast program in Seminole County except our asked fellow board members, told was Stolen migrant program," she said. a nd "I never gave him a bit of have f iled a suit, seekin g to The board approved the request for state approval and bid reverse the county's site The bill, which provides free breakfasts and lunches for the calling for a $15,000 drainage project at Lyman High School, and money." selection, needy and subsidized lunches for middle income children, was $12,000 in drainage work at Crooms High School. Robert Anderson of Orlando Now that the county has a testified Thursday that his 150- financing mechanism to secure horsepower Mercury outboard the $517,000, Vihlen says he will was stolen Jan. fl. Yates and poll the commission next week Davis said they took the motor to out when negotiations months to determine whether to funds, so the money for the will attempt to revive Sanford's but there was no testimony as to withfind (Continued From Page 1-A) Mandell can proceed. give you the grant." planning stages will have to Vict**ian architecture to create the whereabouts now of the DeWoif, who Is also an at. history; Parks and Recreation, She said the government come from the local sector." a comfortable but stately at. motor. torney, vowed last Tuesday to and Community Affairs, funding will be for im. mosphere. "We have the The Crowder-Fields case, continue the fight against the "Applying for government plementatlon of the program, Jacobson said the time has potential," she said. "We have being tried before Circuit Court pending purchase. Although the funding sometimes takes six not for planning. "And without come for a downtown the architecture and the trade Judge Robert B. McGregor, commission already has ap- " months," Jacobson said. "And proper planning we won't development program. potential. Now we have to make was expected to go to the jury proved the Markham Woods then It might take them six qualify for implementation Jacobson said the committee it work." for deliberations later this site, DeWoif maintains it would afternoon, be a "nuisance to the area.,, Parents, Officials -- School Board Tables Health Pacts After Ocala Forest Failure ________ C ay Need Cited FLORIDA IN BRIEF Amoco To Plug Test Wells ______ -. Patty Trial Deadline Nears - i. Jailed on $10,000 bond each on two coun ts of breaking and I ii entering an auto were Wilford Thursday night. ____________________________ ('hisolm, 21; Charles Hillery P" Police said the woman Sanford police detectives — and Sammie Lee ______________________ 108 displayed a revolver and the 16jailed Leroy Ervin, 19, Lowery, 20, all of Sanford. couple was robbed of year-old Academy Ave., Sanford bandits fled on $43 before the Police said Chisoim and Thursday on $18,500 bond Lowery were arrested In a charges of breaking and en- (001 on San Juan Ave. with the ~ - _ , _ _ wooded area near the Cavalier tering a dwelling, grant larceny young man's wallet and car Lounge ____________________________________________ auto huglary early today after an and resisting arrest with keys. ;:suspect fled a violence. Police reported today that I parking lot as officers arrived Detective Walter Jones Earl Tinsley, 15-year-old Fran k .oIto1ine (left I, Evening Herald general manager, and Ed to investigate the reported stopped a car driven by Ervin Seminole High student, Unand the suspect fled, police dee-went surgery at Seminole Hughes, Ch'itan Club president, admire one of the Civitan- burglaries. Officers said Hillery was said. Officers said a scuffle Memorial Hospital Thursday Evening Herald Band Festival trophies to be awarded to each arrested nearby. n.c eued later when police found for t wound "below the right cehoot band participating in the fr'tial Nov. 8, 7:30 p.m. at Officers said they are him underneath an auto in front eyeball" suffered in a fight at Seminole High School. The eent v will raise funds for band programs at all high schools in the county. Tickets are now on searching for a man and of 132 Academy Ave. the school's flagpole area. Sgt. Ed Hughes said Ervin sale at The Herald, or from any band booster or member of woman who robbed a teenage couple at gunpoint on the was charged in connection with (iitan. downtown la kefront at a park a burglary earlier this week at l I! \ --i-I-'in wnicn a shotgun was stolen. Sgt. Hughes said police are looking for a man and woman who approached a parked teenage couple on the lakefront Thursday night at Fort Mellon Park, Seminole Boulevard, asking for a cigarette amd match. 11th W. inira fly 111013 LLOYD Herald Staff Writer .. Energy Corporatioi. Plan Showdown Looms On Tax Cut S In Auto Burglaries - _; - - m 7 Ford Submits $ lOOBillion Ii I ~ :- I i N AnON [ - - t ~ -J ` ---- Officials Puzzled By Funding Three Suspects Jailed IN BRIEF : - - ' -' I 1- f - - TABLETOP MINI-BROILER. Broils, grills, heats—meals, sandwiches, frozen foods. Automatic thermostat controls - 200 deg. to f I , . 450 deg. 4072900-6E Your CoSt$i-.V1$7.42 $1830 ..i ..,t rti..i..'... 3421U UI .IdTUII someone dies, we will go after previous heroin arrests: ,,This you. That's what this statute defendant may be guilty of does, and that's what this case man)' things, but he is not guilt)' involves." of first degree murder." - _____ __________________ HU W U S. C Slow On Eloise Cleanup . WASHINGTON AP) The grants up to $5,000 to meet disgovernment is dragging its feet aster-related expenses for pee-in gettirg clean-up funds to sons having no income or areas ia Northwest Florida means of livelihood. har d hit by Hurricane Eloise, "Those having property or Rep. Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes, businesses cannot qualify. This 1)-Fla., said today. pe nalizes the people who work "Sometimes f ed eral officials and pay taxes," Sikes sa id. He said his legislation would in Washington are too fat and well paid to be able to corn- make the grants 'available to prebend the effect of the dis- all who need them." aster on people less foiunate than they are," Sikes said. lie said clean-up money has been allocated to assist In the sttrm-stricken counties, but federal officials in Washington KEEN[-', .N.1 1 . (All ) - Forhave delayed the release of the iner Keene Police Chief Donald funds. Ficke has agrte'J not to sue city Florida was declared a dLs- officials in return for the city's ity's aster area in the aftermath of payment of $6,426 in the legal the hurricane, making storm expenses he incurred in victims eligible for low-Interest defending himself against government loans and other charges he violated New forms of federal assistance. An Hampshire's wire-tapping aide to Sikes said that the loan laws. money seems to be coming Fickt', now chief in Winter J3rough all right, but that funds Garden, Fla., was acquitted :o do the actual clean-up work last spring of charges he broke ippear snagged. the law by tapping police Sikes also said he will in- phones. .roduce a bill to make more City officials had agreed to )ersons eligible for outright pay Ficke's defense fees on the ederal gr,snts to flood victims, condition he agree not to sue He said existing law permi ts them. (2) 3'i-QUART CROCK POT. Stoneware cooks 10 to 12 hours. 39.40038-7E Your Cost .W?(s1.,9 A vocado $2770 3440 03.6 1 YourCost$,J&4(j17.99 Flame $2170 (2) HOOVER Convertsbt Vac. Bags. Pack of 1. 3748-017-5 Your Cost ,jj7 5.49. - - $100 • — U 1. . - :" .4 ,- , t_!. _ ~_- _-_M - ___ I_ Winter Garden Chief Won't Sue WEEBLES Chest 1P RAGGEDY ANN AND ANDY HEART THROB RADIO A beautifully designed head shaped radio with carry strap With built in antenna Hi-Impact plastic TREE HOt. 4- x9T Your Cost $7Y $397 - A secret retrt',il . ~L-- _I, Aii - .- RITE HUE TOY CHEST. LJctje steel to 41 ; 18 15 3 large storage coriip.utment S1'O' IT Your Cost $tati $194 $2i 5 ,i_pf '9 4 1' -. with Trike, rocking ctvir, picnic table, basket elevator, 2 Weebles 7876 069 1 Your Cost,S&-V1 S7.86 $12 95 s, n:es ______ Many other on-store specials. - _ NOW at LEEDS. Just another reason for shopping. . . _____ . . I A -. Tile _____ Iry Q11- S4'u'J f . . eer4MMROLA 800 MERCY DRIVE ORLANDO FLORIDA 3 2808 ' Sunday (a/akq -- I ________ Sh(, rcorn Hours. ORLANDO 9 30 A M to 1 0 00 p M 1 2 30 P M to 5 30 P M MOTOROLA FM STEREO RADIO AND 8-TRACK CAR STEREO. not lAckided 6838.002.IR Your Cost It2 p9.97 $9 95 IN �Evening HeMd -W% . FIiENCH AVE.SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area ('rde 3O-322.2611 cc 831.9993 Friday, Oct. 10, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD 1.0NG, Editor WILLIAM D.CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. ?IAR KEY, Advertising Director ______ Ifime Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month. $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Vr.ir. $2 .1() lh Mail In Fl o rida same as home delivery. All o ther mail Month, $270: 6 Months, 816.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 11 '' '' jIj L _ 'VW Ford Energy Plan The Clock Too Vast, Costly President Ford chose an audience of labor leaders to unveil his proposal for a new Energy Independence Authority that would finance up to $100 billion worth of energy projects in the coming decade. The Ameican worker, of course, would be the ultimate beneficiary of the plan, and not just because of the jobs it would create in energy industries. The livelihood of all Americans depends on having an adequate, reliable supply of energy at rei onahIv prices. only liLissive investment in the years ahead, both in technology and its application, will make that possible. The energy crisis has created the need for a veritable revolution in the way we convert natural resources into usable fuel. While we have never faced exactly these circumstances in the past, our history is replete with cases where technology has been developed and applied with great efficiency to satisfy public needs all with the backing of private investors. The government should create conditions in which energy enterprises can succeed. What has it done? Price controls on domestic oil and natural gas are retarding production of those resources. This policy of deliberately sustaining unrealistic prices for fuel is discouraging investment in plants that could produce synthetic fuels or harness exotic forms of energy. Cumbersome regulatory procedures are impeding construction of new power plants and slowing conversion to nuclear power. All these distortions are contributing to the inability of utilities and other energy industries to amass the capital needed to meet our energy goals. The proposed Energy Independence Authority would not attack the pricing policies and overregulation which is bogging down energy development. It would instead commit federal funds and credit to energy projects which American industry could carry out on its own if the government would get out of its way. While a windfall profits tax tied to decontrol of oil and gas prices might well be used to help finance research and development work which industry could not support on its own, the EtA as outlined by President Ford would put the government directly into almost every phase of energy production and distribution. The President has been pounding on the door of Congress for nearly a year urging action on price decontrol and other measures that would clear the way for energy development. His impatience with the response is understandable. However, the "crash" program he is now proposing is more of a surrender to the intransigence of Congress than an acceptable alternative to the energy policy he originally envisioned. No one can quarrel with the goal of energy selfsufficiency that President Ford has in mind. The issue he raises is whether a powerful federal authority borrowing and allocating billions is the only way to get there from here. We cannot believe that it is. - I There's going to be a roasting at Seminole High School on Monday. Assistant Principal Lamar Richardson is to be the prime target of the 'roast,' which is being staged by the high school's Thespian Society. The fire for the roast is to be lit at 7:30 p.m. In case you're unfamiliar with the 'roasting' procedure, it's an occasion when the victim's traits and characteristics are eximIned and exaggerated via a number of speakers and sketches. Of course, the 'victim' Is always given a chance to retaliate when the jesting is completed. Among those reportedly expected to help kewer lichardson is Curtis Johnson of the Miami Dolphins. Johnson, you'll remember, performed for the Dolphins in the National Football League championship games in 1971, 1972 and 1973. Others due to take a spot on the dias include C. B. Franklin, Clifford Cauther, Stephanie Black, Holly Malcolm and Hay Bertrand, as well as SHS Prindpal Don Reynolds, Esther Etelbeeg and Gerald Cassanova. Anthony Sutton and Heed Fraasa will serve as co-naMers of ceremonies. - BERRY'S WORLD - _____ ' / ___________ L • — lot you go, but C#1&0)1_ iny picture had better be on the cover of 'Newsweck'!" -j 1 !_. .:. W .43 .4 ;1, Starting Monday at 7:30 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital's health education program will present a series on the problems of being over- Israel S*igns F*inal Sinai Accord Document WORLD * IFJ BRIEF F1 Clashes Labeled TT T ries o Topple Regime 0• LISBON, Portugal lAP) Portugal's moderate leftist government today labeled violent confrontations with radical leftist soldiers in Oporto as an attempt to bring about th e government's do wnfall and pledged to restore order in the country. At the same time, in a communique following a cabinet iliectirig, the government "clearly condemned" what is said were attempts by sections of Portugal's Communistoriented news media to fix the blame for the fighting on lliellibers of the centrist Popular Democratic party i PPD. The government said that charges against the PPD was responsible for the ('lashes were with out 'basis In fact" and showed "a total absence of objectivity and mi- 40, DON OAKLEY partiality" Red Tape Conserving U.S. May Aid Portugal I Choking C) i I Hospitals V \.L.l II \( I ( '\ ,.% Ili • , Remains Energy Key _____ i I have received a letter from Dr. Frank I Robbins, one of two physicians In a 2$-bed hospital In Georgia. 18 31 pages, he describes the deleterious effects on pa tient care and costs caused by mountainous pa perwork required by government and insurance companies and a plethora of audits and Inspections, The following summary speaks for itself: For the first four years, there were two employes In the business office of liberty Memorial Hospital in addition to the administrator. That office now includes an administrator, an assistant administrator, a business manager and nine other employes. During this same period average hospital occupancy has risen but slightly, from 15.2 to 17.4 patients per day. Formerly the head nurse was in constant Contact contnr't with th njitipnte I. ..... .. TrrI,t' hr a,, IJ I completely preoccu pied with paper work, and studies to prepare her to correctly prepare reports. Though she supervises the nursing department, she 1380 longer has that personal contact with patients which contributes so much to their recovery. Unfortunately, the charge nurses, floor nurses, obst.etricical nurses and emergency room nurses are a1l similarly burdened with a mouting volume of paperwork deemed necessary by various governing agencies, fiscal in. termediaries and Insurance companies, As a resu,lt~ the greatest poirt.lon of care delivery rests with orderlies and aides. This represents an extravagant waste of the highly skilled nurses. Th increase th nursing service personnel 13 directed at treating patIent records rather than at trea ting pa tients. - - '- '-' 6 %_ i . - - - ,. '- - ______________ ________________ . ____ ____ I r% ' If _____ C) .,. - - ______ - -_, .. , ______ _. "You mean they're all security quams?" _________________________________________________________ Letters To The Editor With the effects of the latest 10 per cent hike In the price of crude oil decreed by the Organization of Petroleum E xporting Coun tr ies yeto be felt at the gasoline pumP, and amidst continued warnings of natural gas shortages In the event of a severe winter, It may be difficult to believe that what threatens it* United States is not too little energy but too much. According to one specialist in this field, however, forecasts of U.S. energy needs over the placed much too high, and rapid expansion of energy production to meet those inflated f orecasts is .,ot only . necessary but Among the hazards, says John Holden, an instructor In the University ofCalifornia's Energy and Resources the diversion of financial resources from more compelling social needs, the making of hasty . commitments to unproven technologies arici 'environmental damage that would harm human welfare more than the extra energy improved it. Apparently by coincidence, Holden Issued his warning just before President Ford unveiled an ambitious proposal for a new government corporation to be called the Energy Independence Authority, which could underwrite some $100 blUion in energy projects. - U •.,. --- - -i' -- "'" i I Ai Portugual already is slated for $25 million in the current fiscal year and has asked for an Increase. 'Die sources said that a figure has not been settled on but that it could go well over $50 million, The amount will tx (I1SCusseti when President Ford and other officials .. ticet rrivav with Port uese Foreign Minister Melo Antunes. , -. ? !' t, .r -- Nobel Called ~ I• 1ff i Political _* IF_____________________ TV SERVICE . :~ I _ I mremiin tsiasTs baknarov __________________________ ... ________________________ - _________ - - - _________ _________ LOW AUTO RATES Priest In Touch With Captors Under 25 - SR-22's Cancelled Rejected E.Z. Payments - Quotes I i - - ,i'c, / " ; ______ 322 0 285831'9774 ... ' - (_ . -a i .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 f1YssI TONY INSURANCE AGENCY - - - ga - ward Limited Amount of Monthly Rentals re- I Available 135 and $150 Month 1 -1 Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service Quality Inn North 14 & SR 434 ' ' tongwood, Fla. "" For Further Information Phone 862-4000 1 . - HOSPITAL NOTES WEATHER Past Grand Knight dinner, OCTOBER 9 ADMISSIONS Mr. BIRTHS and Mrs. Gregory l.J(lIlUI up IU%.l%WVlI dl ""_.' I -. --a--- . . JACK ANDERSON ' g Associates of the late Dr. Martin Luther King be on the alert. It may be that the FBI is looking Did Dr. King, while in Norway to accept the Jr. have asked us to Investigate the FBI's smear into him and they lock pretty thoroughly." the LOA's will, he was assassinated in Memphis, Nobel peace prize, chase a woman through an Tenn, charges against him and to publish our honest auu&r Oslo hotel? Rumors of the hot pursuit were findings. His widow, they say, hopes we will under surveillan and INTERPOl. INVESTIGATION: A conce even bugged his hotel whispered ar ound Washington by the FBI. clear his name, fidenUal Senate memo raises suites. Then the FBI used the Information to questions about the Witnesses recall that some support ers of Dr. use of FBI data, which Is dfstrib We have found that the FBI sometime after start a whirpening campaign against him. At the King let their jubilation get out to dieof hand, brought tatLirstdps through Interpol, the international 1964 began leaking stories about Dr. King's urging of his associates, we have now checked prostitutes into the hotel and raised a ruckus, police agency. alleged sexual exploits and supposed Communist Into the stories that the FBI spread about him. The witnesses remember clearly that King was ties. The leaks were ordered personally by the Here are our findings: The staff memo, addres addressed to Sen. Joseph not among them but, on the contrary, tried to Montoya, 1)-N.M., notes that nations of all late J. Edgar Hoover who had developed a fierce quiet the celebration, Did Dr. King have secret Communist hatred for the black leader. political persuasions have access to FBI data Hoover began the smear campaign after nections' He was in touch with a known Corn. Did Dr. King carry on a romance with the through a computer at the Treasury Dept. munist att orney In New York City, who tried to wife of a Los Angeles dentist? To learning In advance that Dr. King would get the check out this "Should the U.S. une1'write a burgeoning influence his civil rights campaign. However, FBI report, we spoke directly wi nn 1964 Nobel peace prize. The selection was th bo th the Interna tional data bank It ca Dr .Kingnever1et ot fully monitor?" reortedtoUlaleFBI ddef inasememo )over dentist and hlsIfe. Both agreed that she was asksthememo. "Thepoib(lityof la undera movement and remjnj a stauncu an ing ti. Dr. King's close friend but not his lover, from his Intelligence network He was request by an Iron Curtain country Communisi for Infurlated that he scrawled words of outrage Thus the FBI's attempt to besmirch the great He eventually accepted some of the at- cM] rights leader, as Dr. King himself predicted formation on an MnerIca citizen," should be mem in blue explored, the memo wge. Not long a terwards, by torniey's anti-Vietnam War views, But those who before his martyrdom, has backfired against the It points out that little I, knvwn of the In ter pol Atlanta's pollee chief, Hn'bertJenkfn who was knew Or, King agree he was motivated by FBI. headqusrt1 Operation In Paris, "Some then president of the International Association of htunanity, not Ideology. Footnote: Neither Dr. Martin Lather King Sr. clarification of Interpol and its activities cannot Chiefs of Police. Did the FBI tape a sex orgy, Involving Dr. nor Herbert Jenkins would comment about the but be helpful In understanding to what extent SuddenJy, out King, at Washington's old Willard Hotel? Wit. Incidents Involving them. ofcofttext, Hoover blurted that But our sources had Ours has become a 'dossier society,' "the memo he had three enemies whom he hated more than news who were,wlth him at the Willard dCI& recall direct knowledge of the Incidents, anyone else in the world. He Identified them as that he used some ribald language but They also told about another warning which his former deputy Quinn Tamm, ex-Atty. Gen. Sen. Montoya has agreed to hold hearings In no sexual acts. Jenkins gave to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. next Robert Kennedy and Dr. Martin Lather King Jr. month to find out more about Interpol. There was evidence on the tape, a ccording to before a dangerous visit to Alabama. IIl go The dumbfounded Jenkins later encowitered those who heard it, Footnote: Spokeme Insisted that American: to Alab or they'll kill you," urged the government employes his friend, Dr. Martin Luther King Sr., on the curt-ed. But Dr. Klnwsa not --ii of t keep careful tabs on Ar"ts of Atlanta. Jenkka took the WaLsion to The man,s voice was id" Ufkd &S that of sn Atlanta police chief, everything released from U.S. files to Interpol. The black leader replied quietly: "If that,g warn the old man pointedly that "Junior better acquaintance. Only intOrtriallon on eritnimb and crImM acts: the !ixd's will." On April 4, 1968, still guided by are provided, the Sp ksn contended, . The Sinai resolution requires BEIRUT, Lebanon W) — himself, Arafat and Syrian Roads around the northern to gain mom poliUcal power Moslem areas, under the per. that the American technicians Street fighting between Leba- President Hafez Assad. But he city of Tripoli also were report. from the Christian estab. sonal supervision of Arafat. be withdrawn immediately if nese Christians and Moslenu returned from Damascus ed closed by armed men man- lLihment and a leftist struggle hostilities break out again beabated at da wn tod ay under a Th ursday saying "th In Christian areas, e worst is ning barricades, following re- for a better economic deal for ity forces will be secur tween Israel and Egypt or if Syrian-sponsored cease-lire over." tgwI i.inthn' assisted by i'-aL.. ,,,, t(..' uu- wv usunu-y s muuy wioiem ' Co ngress UtL[HUJIV UWL LBeU personally supervised by right-wing militiamen of the Beirut radio announced there lems and Christians in neigh- lower class, safety is jeopardized. Palestinian guerrilla leader were "no serious incidents Phalange party and interior boring hill villages. Palestinian sources said the Yasir Arafat. since 6 a.m. But most aplebanon's civil strife stems Syrian-backed guerrilla group Minister Camille Chamoun's a... .. . . - . I h..'....t .. Premier Rashid -.-.••- Vnrmi ,1I,1 In UIUIkI LAII all }kll 'Y. w Litee city are uii irom etlorts Moslems. their Sai(la would play a larger role by Moslems, 11fl - what tfl' security d in'irous due t thisir t nt uur xzik s Llk d l Palestinian to helping 1. b ns_ security Iir it. it. flrLs have Similar measures were agreed to by of armed men." guerrillas whom they support, men enforce the cease-lire in failed in the past. MOSCOW (All ) The Krem- conference in his small Moscow of the prize should not be con- 'who struggle for freedom, hu Un today blasted Andrei Sakha- apartment that his desire to go sidered by Soviet oficlaLs as an man rights, for openness." p roy as an "anti-patriot" and de to Oslo "is riot unknown to So- affront to them but Instead as a Sakharov said he believed the scribed the award of the Nobel viet authorities and If they find %icwry for detentc. Soviet government would .1rePeace Prize to him as a politi- it worthwhile, they'll also find a "There is no ground to think, act with reason. I want to be cal ploy, way to inform me regarding that my speeches, my actions Iteve that this will not be taken DUBlIN, Ireland 'AP A Catholic priest acting as The official news agency whether I'm allowed to go. and the award of the prize are a as a challenge." tiediator in the abduction of Dutch businessman Tiede Tass, reporting news of the Tass, in an article by political challenge to official ideology." Ilerrema said today he was in touch with the kidnap gang Ile said he considered the award after ignoring it for commentator Yuri Kornilov, he said, and that he understood Herrema was 'mentally prize "an expression of the nearly a day, said: said Sakharov "has long since Tass, which often gives for- spirit of tolerance that by Itself exhausted tied hand and foot, blindfolded and with "It is no secret that the award put himself In the position of an eign views to indicate the definitely should be a part of cotton wool in his ears." of 'peace prizes' has become in antipatriot" and had "taken a Kremlin's position prior to tak- detente." IICITCI1)ii, 53, chief executive of the Dutch-owned recent years an object of frank stand against his own country." ing a stand on Its own, quoted Ferenka steel plant in Limerick, was seized near his home Sakharov was at a friend's political speculations, which, lass said Sakharov's state. the French Communist news- apartment when two other eight days ago. Ills captors threatened to kill him Sunday by the way, was admitted also ment.s repeat "what Is said by paper l'Ilumanite assaying un less th ree imprisoned Irish Republican Army the friends rushed In to tell him the ........ f'sh. flu, .,,4 vauii piva. unv uiiuiwu.i propa nda91 a guerrillas were treed from jail. The government refused is "unaoubteiiy a point- news Th ursday. Since it was not cannot esca pe the impression and by opponents to peaceful cal gesture testifying to and the deadline passed with no word on Herrema's fate, the broadcast on soviet media, that here Is also an insta nce of coexiste nce be tween Commu- clear wish to kindle the anti-So- Russians had to learn of the such such speculations that are fist and non-Communist states. viet campaign and impede the prize via foreign news broadRefugee Continues prompted by consideration "The bourgeois press," lass process of easing of inter- casts and word of mouth, which, far from meeting the said, "has immediately raised national tension." The citation said Sakharov's BUENOS AIRF.S, AXRGEN`T1NA (AP) — lAtin interests of peace, are running a racket over this; move and its The paper accused Sakharov "personal and fearless effort in refugees holding five hostages and demanding a home in counter to such interests." pronouncements on this matter of giving up his scientific the cause of peace among mananother country barricaded theniselves in a United 4 The comment came as Sak. have a clearly anti-Soviet search to devote himself to kind serves as a mighty inNations office for a second night as a U.N. official exharov In effect challenged So- slant." "drawing up and circulating spiration to all true endeavours pressed hope for a solution sometime today. viet authorities to let him go to Tass also quoted French 'manifestos' hostile to the So- to promote peace." "We will stay here a month if necessary," a tiredOslo In December to receive the Communist comment on the viet system." It charged he By the time foreign newsmen sounding spokesman for the refugees said by telephone. award and to return home, award as anti-Soviet and an- supported reactionary Amen- tracked him down, Sakharov "If authorities move against us we will take violent acThe 54-year-old scientist- tidetente. e out in had time to prepare a brief u." turned-dissident told a news Sakharov Insisted his winning favor of the current regime in statement. He said he hoped the Chile, which "launched a wide award would aid political repression campaign ... victims prisoners in the Soviet Union of which were tens of thousands and that the prize "is in a larger of people." extent for those who are paying Sakharov, 54, once a lea ding a high price for it with their own Soviet nuclear physicist who deprivation of freedom. !__O Z helped develop the Soviet hydrogen bomb, was barred OCT. 10 OCT. 10-11 OCT. 11 Voter Registration, poifrom secret work in 1%8 and Car wash at Clem Leonard's sored by Winter Springs Sallie Harrison Chapter of Annual garage sWe spon- Shell Station, 25th and Park, 9 Bicentennial Committee. has not worked in a laboratory National Society DAR, 2:30 sored by Maitland Woman's am, to 4 p.m. sponsored by Tuscawilla Information Center, since then. The wispy, stooped p.m., home of Mrs. R.W. Club, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., 501 First Christian Youth 8:30-10:15 a.m.; Cuinberland scientiSt told the news conferDeane,810 E. 25th St., Sanford. Oak Lane, Maitland. Fellowship. Farm Store, SR 434, 10:30-1:30 _______________________ p.m.; and Winter Springs search studies of Western physElementary School, SR 434, 2-5 icists and added: "I would like very much to p.m. spend part of iny tirne from now _________________________________________________ -- Tracking Down FBI Stores i Aou b t Dr. Kin .-.. Lebanese Street F1 * g htin g Abates ug Instead of crash programs to expand conventional energy sources such as coal [l and to develop pre3enfly uneconomical new sources such as solar, geothermal and wind power, Holden argues for conserva tion of the energy we have now — In industry, transportation, homes nd offices. Reducing waste makes more energy available at smaller economic cost than the alternati ves drilling and building power plan ts, he argues. "In W3 sense, conservation is the -L--- -- new energy acurce." county commissioners would be better spent in the sheriff's office (It is Interesting to note Just this year more stringent requirements (EDITOR'S NOTE: The following 6 an open that you work for Stenstrom, Davis & McIntosh, were forced upon the hospital and nurses are w reply to Margaret N. Burkley of Sanford, whose the law firm renresentin2 the ihthff In his lonr s'nns1tir4 nhtilifl.41 In rill t#.m UUIUU V"' let ter appeared In this space October 3) budget appeal to Tallahassee,) labeled stock bottle and give It to a patient as This will ackowledge receipt of your letter, I We. as the local budget review process for the Also, contrary to "widespread misconordered by a physician. Instead, a pharmacist feel a reply containing facts instead of sheriff and after thorough analysis by our ception," he says, energy conservation is likely must now open the stock bottle, then dispense the professional staff, felt the budget request by the to Increase employment, not decrean It. pill In Individual unit dose containers with a new allegations Is necessary. First, probably the reason you were unable to sheriff was Inflationary and thus offered a fair This is because "each dollar of investment label on each little contiliner, and plam own iieriff capital taken out of en,ergy consumption and little containers in a special new small drug contact a commissioner was that it was Tuesday, and equitable compromise that the 0 Invested In something else, and each personalroom beside the previous drug room at the and anyone familiar with county governmentrefused. knows the board of county commissioners meets Unfortunately, Ms. Buridey, there Is no "free Consumption dollar saved by reduced energy use nurses station, Thie same nurse who is considcred unable to all day Tuesday in regular stssion. I don't think lunch" in Government services. The more and spent elsewhere In the economy, is likely to open the big stock bottle must then take the unit you will ever find any Commissioner home on services we request or demand) the higher our benefit employment." tax bill will become. It was the feeling of the dose prescription, after she reads a smaller label Tuesday evening unless he is Ill. Unfortunately, at least one rujor barrier Secondly, yes, I was home on Tuesday entire board of commissioners that, In light of with the same wording as the large label, and stands In the way of implementing Holden's give the medication to the patient, This system evening, In bed asleep under doctor's orders, present economic conditions, Increased commenda tion. This is the conviction most re jjj i. WeCnesdav mornln2. my wife nn aslII,a,.' •,, -------UI IU5JL people have that there really Is no energy herself cafled Tuesday night, unemployment rate In the area, continuing incan occur in repackaging drugs. shortage, or if there is, it is a shortage that has asl.ed to speak tome arid upon hearing the reply flation and, most Important, a mandate by In the first seven years, the hospital adhe is asleep," rudely hung up. majority of citizens, we had to hold the Line on been artificially and arbitrarily created by ininistrator had Ume to administer the hospital. I don't believe that calling a commissiona's taxes. To do that, many new programs were certain groups for their own PwPoses, OPEC is Now his time Is almost completely consumed ho11. ufl a board meeting night when he is out shelved and budgets minimized with many the prime example. a ILMIS On 111mulium MAIM, aucu rs -from working for the taxpayers of Seminole County departments having to "make do" for this This, plus our penchant for making problems the various state and federal agencies and and not getting a reply can be classified as".. coming year. We fee!, however, all of our go away by throwing vast sums of money a t various certifying investigators for our hospital an evident unwil,lingness to make himself departmen is, Including animaI co ntrol, are them, m akes it much more likely that departments. available to a taxpayer with a problem." adequately funded to meet the minimal stan- Americans will support a variety of "Manhattan Formerly the Sta te Heal th Department was However, I would suggest that it Is an excellent dards of health, safety and welfare for all of the Projects" in the energy field before they Will audited once or twice a year. Though every audit example of a premature and faulty condusion. citizens of Seminole County. entertain suggestions that they make any drastic and Inspection passed with flying colors, routine Third, you suggest funds budgeted for state Harry S. Kwiatkowski changes In their accustomed style of audits have Increased to 57 this past year. energy authorized and mandated salary increases for Seminole County Commissioner consumption. Commissioner Replies flx tItut j PortaI, large zwre tot reiugees from Inc strife-torn African colony of Angola, administration sources said &l WASHINGTON (AP) Is- for a pullback of Israeli troops itarized buffer zone, pact on Sept. n, but Israel re- force stationed there. stepped up military and ecorael today signed the final in the Sinai Desert and the rePresident Ford, who had fused to sign it until after Con. Final congressional action nomic aid to Israel, economic document of the Israeli.Egyp. turn of captured Abu Rudels sought approval of the peace gress had acted, also cleared the way for signing aid to Egypt and aid to help tian Sinai accord, just seven oilfields to Egypt. pact provision last week, was Both Israel and Egypt concH- of four additional United States Israel obtain oil in the event of hours after the Senate approved The Senate approved the use expected to act quickly to es- tinned their pact on approval by agreemenis, three with Israel an Arab boycott after the return a provision of the pact that calls of U.S. civilians in the Sinai on a tabllsh the small force at elec. Congress of the use of and one with Egypt, of the Abu Rudels oil field to for 200 American technlclan3 to vote of 70 to 18. The House Ironic monitoring stations in Americans to monitor They pledge continued U.S. Egypt. survelmonitor the peace. approved the the arrangement the buffer zone. lance stations In the Sinai diplomatic efforts to settle Senate backers of the Sinai Israel's formal approval, 341 to 69 on Wednesday. Israel's signature came today passes to give early warning of Middle East differences. tion hailed its passage as resolu which was delayed pending fiThe civilian technicia ns will in Jeruselum. The pact was mi. any military movements to Subject to congressional ap- the opening of the road to peace nal congressional approval of be stationed between Israeli tialed by Israel and Egypt on both sides and to the 5,000-man propriations, the United States in the Middle East, the monitorship, clears the way and Egyptian iorc's In a demil. Sept. 1. Egypt fully signed the United Nations peacekeeping also promised consideration of Se na te Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, 1)-Mont., was among those with misgivings about the first direct American involvement in the Middle East. - Violent - RAY CROMLEY , I i 1 1 ". 7'he Watergate affair saw the courts plowing new ground in defining the limits of a president's executive privilege In protecting the confidentiality of his office. The issue obviously is still not settled. Former President Nixon now faces an unprecedented court order that Would require him to testify in a damage suit brought against the government by Maurice Halperin, a former b of administration. Federal " 1 Judge Lewis Smith rejects Mr. Nixon's argument that the doctrine of exmtive privilege continues to cover the Information attorneys seek even thougibeis longer in office. As the judge sees it, President Ford and not Mr. Nixon has the responsibility of claiming executive privilege In the case and Mr. Ford has not done so. The logic of this escapes us. Surely Judge Smith is not suggesting that the Immunities which cover an office-holder's actions wouldl cease to exist when he leaves office, making him vulnerable as an Individual to lawsuits or other legal action for decisions he made as a public Just a reminder Starting tomorrow Saturday), there Is no need to place air mail stamps on domestic-first class mail. According to the U.S. Postal Service, all first class mall will receive the same service as air mall, within the continental limits of the U.S. However, air mail postage should still be used on international mad, according to the Postal Service. And, In case you've got a supply of air mail stanips and stamped envelopes, you may exchange them at any post office, for ordinary stamps and stamped envelopes, according to Sanford Postmaster G. M. Coleman. Friday, Oct. 10, 1975--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. c. -- Office Protected weight and why it Is a health problem. In addition, the program will also deal with what to do about being overw eight. The program is scheduled to be held in the hospital auditorium and will feature a film entitled "The Fat Of The Lami" as well as a discussion led by members of the medical staff. According to a hospital spokesman, most people don't take their weight seriously enough and one purpose of this program Is to put the problem of being overweight hi I ts proper medical perspective. A hospital source tells us that a person 10-20 pounds overweight Is just gibing himself-herself a from any 15 per cent greater chance of dying cause. The physician-led discussion portion of the program will give participants the opportunity to discuss points made in the film, to clarify any other questions they might have and to discuss methods of dealing with the problem. Persons wishing to attend should call the hospital public relations offici at 646.7016 for reservations as only a limited number of persons may attend. — Bill Currie The public Is Invited to attend the roast. Admission is 50 cents. - `11 I'.'.. Frances Brown Sanford John S. Grayson Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur (Gloria) Elizabeth hicks Wells a girl, Sanford Evelyn W. Mills DISCHARGES Toni V. Moran JaMelin L. Thornton Sanford: Earl Tinsley Willie Akins Marion Millett, l)eBary Marnie F. Harrison Francis J. Mungovan, Julius W. Lawson Deltona Sam Kelly Ruth fleecier, Deltona Louise Pollack Maric J. Itoback, Deltona Elizabeth A. Poole Edwin H. Trier, Deltona David H. Scott Ella J. I.abarre, Longwood Rosa L. Silas Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Mary Jannie 1.. Taylor Margaret H. Wunderlich, Edwin it. Simmons, Melrose Dellary Roosevelt Walker, Oviedo Helen E'. McGill, Winter Park Richard 1,. Huffman, DeLand Catherine P. Audas, Deltona / Clarence 0. Finch, Deltona Edna Garceau, Deltona __________________ Fred C. Kunze, Deltona Christopher A. Mullins, Lake Mary COUNTRY CLUB k0io ~ Richard A. Sutton, Osteen _ ' (fl Thursday's high Overnight low 68. Rainfall 'was .01 on in scientific work, sitting behind a desk with a pencil in my hand, In peaceful conditions w here nothing can distract Fraternal Order of Eagles me." Pizza Party and dance, 7 p.m., Sakharov said he accepted Knights of Columbus.8 p.m. for members and Partly cloudy through Saturday with a slight chance for afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs in the upper 80s. OCT. 13 Lows in the lower 703. Variable Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 mostly east and northeast p.m., Central Christian Church, winds around 10 mph. 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Probability of an afternoon or Panel discussion on Conserevening thundershower 20 per vation Education. cent. Lyman High School Band EXTENDED FORECAST Widely scattered mainly Boostem 7:30 p.m., band room. afternoon thundershowers with Saftford-Seminole Art Assn., lows from near 60 north to 7 7:30 p.m.. Cultural Arts south. Highs mostly in 80s. 1h mn,4 flnl, Daytona Beach tides: Demonstration by John Saturday high 1:14 a.m., 1:48 Yeackle. p.m.; low 1:13 a.m., 8:08 p.m., Sunday high 2:17 a.m., 2:49 Women of the Moose Chapter p.m.; low 8:21 a.m.. 9:13 p.m. 1404, Christmas in October Port Canaveral: Saturday high night, gifts for Mooseheart and 12:45 a.m., 1:32 p.m.; low 7:03 Mst'haven. am., 7:45 p.m., Sunday high 1:50 a.m., 2:35 p.m.; low 8:08 0(1. 14 Weight Watchers, 7 pm.. am., 5:50 p.m. Sanford Woman's Chih "' ' ure" and it was for all those Pr Certificate $1,000 minimum deposit 6-year maturity 8.06 % effective yield r " all c eri o lic ate cr ?,' 'C I ¶ t''j ;Aeally fr e jll Third Quarterly Direc tor's meeting of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce 8 am. 1,si h*t.i — 'I'. Florida Aviation Trades Association Istate meeting Airport Inn ,ero Services Terminal Building, 6:30 p.m. Co-hosts: Acro Services and Sanford Airport Authority. Free blood pressure checks 24 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., Oak Harbour, 550 Maitland Ave., Altamonte Springs. Speaker, Jack Homer, chairman of the County Bicentennial Com- mittee. Third Report luncheon United Way Seminole County hosted by Optimist Club. noon, Sheraton Inn, 14 and SR 46, Dutch treat. A ' ' ' ol 100n110"l, Savings P18013 4-. ._.._ 4 ,. ,. air, 11 me 100,1 I P41 1:1 18 T'.::.'t z~-: ~ ; ~---. .-, use 1. S it' FIRST U $1 "an, "I'A f. '. 114 - ---_- -.--.. I 1111111111k / - I tie sir. FERO/ ~%dfa o% a~ s a(ccini I\ AL ,Ap_a~f % M;kl~n i SIEMiNOLE 0.I00C9(S •',II .111 Q#P(I L O NSWX0008,C1 DIa4l CT'O9'(i IIU /14$u* ta.i.i1(.4.. '44 14 44*.,101 $I Pt. G'IDO Pt. Iwlil pals •,, k 044 • DiIi C i ty Fk . c, 1- - cilia, taIisii t t.k...,.C..,,....., QaLi,.o ,. �3!T&' . A-EveningHerpld, Sanford, Fl. E-- . ! - Methodist a. Stats IHd 4)4 ayni.ød AvfI Lon$*OId, F#orPda )281 and i i T,I,pi.n. 3W13U 1 t)Iarn. IlNirn. : $a m. . iii r ,y " i j;-,:ai ir ii, iii • • II i uwu '. -.- - o VENTH ADVENTIST CHURCH LJLJ oo I U .: ** ** . Southern Pattor ______ Christian 'S 4t;i urc NtyPrs,,44 1\ - lO3Pa%miDr -' ___________ __________ ______ ham choir directed by Frances longest record of service from Mother's Day, 1929. Dickson, organist Mrs Hugo igii, until the present fl curc h h accorai, Tikkanen sIll sing "Bless This fh - .' ... . Ysth*4 ____ ":\ \' fl i Lurneran I% I ._j - •' 7 Ni." P,a,d.d . • . ,! 101W 1$ffiplacs 'Tr Lvttwran H.vr and TV TP,I I 77t V Penlecosta Vvan.litt S Sv.'davtthNl li RR 7 14pm SayNigMSi.st FradSa tam ______ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 04 wI 714pm 540a, Ta ,.fT'dH 11pm ' EwaMst' I £vfsiffieWaflINp $.C1.%Wad _______ ____ : :: lNpi 714pm _____ ______ . '... \ -r - - CHRtIJ PALM1TOAVINUI Ave Rtv R.rtJ MlflffiWWlIIp 11:11Am 7 11pm 711pm Wad Pvapsc$Ibts$tvy -: ': Nwnt ••• I' Slam P 11pm . •',f \I ____ ___ '. I FtM -:--,- .-•. ' - - _-.. ' pØç 7 *anp - .-. - Np m • - • - - . . ' -- • - - -. ' ___ - tnè* tSYCCISCM4 II Na 1:11pm. 711pm fr His chsldrrn is tn4stuvrthy and ____ - Ivs Man I a m • II NA U I ,- %e.dav k.I :1 .- Il-Na Sjnd.i, Monday Tuosddv Vi1nisday Thursday Frtdv ' --= •.-- -'--- - - - .- 0*4 I- -- . - - - --. V INIANCHUICH Ava I dSi •"' --.- -. - - . , : :: I Wsdiiaday . I. ' - . - '---=- - - L.sF.Kn Pai5*v S11&Ilam lad tans TP'dip ' -. ... . Francis (known for his love of animals) with ceremony INa m. Sunday StN*il First Christian Church of Sanford celebrates 50th year FatherWassonisanMzona. abandonedchlldrenarehoused, ________________________________________________________________________________ born Roman Catholic priest fed, clothed, educated. Washington DC, where b In tonJunItIon ith the - SNa m program, stressing home, awards are: Kim Whittemore. J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY 1.. PANT KY PRIDE WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, FIa. Howard H. Hodges and Staff . -- øi.ni i, *aani,,-,.. I and E mployes & PAINT CO., IN C. and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Pentecostal Church, Longwood, received Junior Safety Officer cards, after the Sunday morfling service, sgt. Chip Brewtngton, in charge of the Special Services Division of the Longwood Police Department, made the card oresentation to youngsters who have studied the safety WIN N. DIXIE STOR ES I L __V D PLANTE iNC v ueo, Iorda Keller, "A Junior Safety Card Mark O'Shay, Angela Hasty, gives the children something to Sharron Barker, J. J. Kelini, show for their efforts," while Vera Wilson, Carla Long, Patty making them a part of the Dalton, Christy Harp, James police services organization." McCallister, Patrick Kelim, Sgt. Bi-ewington added, "We Michelle James, John Shiver, want the children to think of us Candy Dobbs, Barbara Kelim, as friends and to be friends to Marie liolton, Donna Stringer, us." ' Cindy- 'Wilson, Wendy Warren. -- t.Sttl This program is being Lisa Cohn, Tim e, I Public Safet)- Director Doug and an>here there are a group Seiph and Sheffi Dobbs ____ _____ DEKLES' HARRELL& BEVERLY - FLAGSHIPBANK -• '' SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY • ASS-EMILY OF 000 Ns-wUt Calvary Mss,.n.ty IaØst, 1111W 57Th St ______ New S-item Pr,mItva IapI,st Chuck. 1141* PITh SI New T.ttam.nt 51.40*, Chuck, QualIty Inn Nuns Lingw*4 New Mt Z'IM Saplet Chwrcts, 17$ Piar Ave Rayeta Park Baptist Church, 374) * 70Th St Pvas Se.4t Cp.l, '7,1 W Fist SI,. kintud Pt*ecrasl Baptist ChuCk III W A,tporl Blvd Lake Sapt,st. Rd,. I4 run ParI Pr4ag Mi554.'a,y •apttt CIWC04, Midway SN. II*nsty 54p?.t Chutch. Wt BAPTIST Ak Baptist Ckiwc*. Ovb Calvliy 54,4,55 A$$a*hIy. ill Fauiwiad ISa*Su'd Gard*n COil. UP H CIOvet, Church. Crystal LUa I I, Lake Miry CaiNvry 55010 Ceadral Baptist CA*4a F.rt IaØ 5'm. ijit oi APe Fist Baptist Church, lit Park A,,. ProendUtip Isptfst Jsiqck,4 AnaeaIa $pri.', Pt 414. Spent AltamiWe F,a*t Church-nt Gitsivi I Tau'pd, Iapfnt F,i-*4 laplosi Church il IJl• M. F.,sl Iapt.sI Church *4 LIJ4..a.J. Ce'. Church I 04S*4 Fiat IaØisI Church nt Furnt Pavt $apt'st Church. It) Pine Awe 50 Matffi,ws $aptsl Church. Canain 041* S'vi'11d M5i.s*iry IapI,it, 57th 6 CHar SI Pam £H*meide 10(0*35 Zi Nape BaØls, ChaeA.. CATNOUC Cy BaptIst CIWCI Cch. S- 5010*31 Rd *ttl41le*te 50vsis,i lU Ovae Ave .'s CHURCH OF CHRIST C7tvqth •4 Chsiit. III) S Park A,i Ckwckaf CIviotal Lila ElLen. U S 174304 Caiilli-rry 44vt5 SVn,lTeII Clutch.4 CWist. S-Ill Lake Hewett Rd Church *4 Christ, Geneva chvrch*4 Christ, Chuct.4 Christ, Pa.la Ckutch*4 Christ, W. tim NvTh,j Church *4 ChrIs,, FI Haven Or., MjitIan4 ChwO,*4 0.4. MI W flnd y O. Ch,,tcfl of Gad Holiness, Lake Chucks-I 0.4, III) W. iNN METHODIST larnati UA,t,d M.mc,i.I CNv,cle, I DeIacy Ave. IIfp,114 last Lila United Maffiodlol CRvrcN Iffiul A M I - ClutCh. CaAaan Hts Calsitbatry C.mmvnatv UslIad M.n*4.st C7lwtk. Hws. li-fl $ Pine5 R4s Rd. C45044bIIy DeBar, Com,vs,ty t5*d,t Church. W Hbenk$ Rd. Dalary Fu'iI United MdhcsI Chetch. III Pp'S Av F,rt M*45*j Church *4 Ft,-t S44,Th,q,, 4ttt,t Ch,rck, 74*4 Santard Ave . . St. St. ChuvC1I*4Gd*4Ptspkery,3speg II,. 6u CNWOnt 0.4*4 Pr4Cy, 1,341. P.cim.' Ave. Chntck*4 0.4 Misssn Interertu Jamas M.,ni413 SI s,o., Hwy SPS W(S. lIlt Pate %pfl* Rd. AIIa - _____ .- - Upeala Community Pr,sbyluta.s Chetch. Upsala Rd Waltm,n,tu P'ihy1t.ø Ned lvi Rd. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Fupet Las, S.vanTh Day A4,ti5 (hutch Hny IM Fu, , S-IvaftN Day Advi&pt ChrcR, Maftiad A;a tanNed Seventh Day Advn,yj Clutch, UN A Im W,.'f,, It.'4P Dey Ad,trst CP,ircP, , 145 Met Rd ", f, ' • . c - yr . - • - ', - " & ' :1 - - - C -- - - . - . -- - ., -- -- .- - - - - . Chucn, Madla*4 Ave. Attsmant All Sanf Ep'ncepa$ Church. V Dalaty Ave. Christ Vp*ec.pit Chuv(h. LalsE,,ned IftfU'pql CHRISYIAk Janet CkvOst*4 Lifter - ;' - As Community Church Church of Christ In Avon Park, a Misenary $4$isi. Av* n*epsninc. $ap4*5 64454., Civic L1A$l ldI ine.a.4. Pta 1r---_ SSiN Canur,at.ai C*,444.a Church, J44 p,, __r!!I!s&_i._ LvlAe, a' Ciuuh OeOi*n Days Dv. St Lv5e Lv. . ,.tsui, tb Nt. 43$ Gs-øaa i.mivaa Church *4 l Na,ar,ne, Geneva Csmmva4ty Cia,,, LateMars Clswcii*4ffie Nasa,,... LII. Bled, L•'eMery St Andrew, . with the study of the Book of seco o her .ames in series onthe study of the Bible. • .. -. ongwoo ozarene Langwood Church of the Nazarene adult choir has begun Christmas cantata practice Wednesday nights at 8 40 pm The Fishers of Men Club of direct the choir of over 100 Four members of the board of • Ofl/ present the nspiring mus C Sunday at 3 p.m. at Freewill W11 K yess m at Communit United for p e-school children - -' p.m. followed by messages from the chartered members and other invited guests. Entertainment will be furnished by "The Young Highianders," a musical group of young folk from Highland County, Avon Park. t'-I',l 1.. I4 .,4.h aIII WIIJI&II3VU '" v,sui corner stone laying ceremony for the Good Samaritan Home. Nazarene Speaker will be Rev. HI. Bradley of Zion Hill Missionary Pastors Meet Baptist Church, Orlando. Guest District SLperintendent Rev. Choir will be from the Church of J. V. Marsch of the Central God, Bro. Purcell Sanders, Florida District of the Church pastor. Lewis Armstrong, of the Nazarene has arranged a worshipful master of Masonic conference of Nazarene pastors Holy Cross SLA'U ..,t ...flI"Iii L.. I..UI UI .. we ., .i cnurcnes 0! Inc UI t'..e....$... LIIICtflLV •I The Fall general luncheon for charge of the laying of the district. It is scheduled for Oct. the Women of the Church of cornerstone. I e F 13, beginning at S .,ii., until q The fear of failure has me prnlyzed. I can't make de(-isloac Sanford will be held Monday at served in the annex. wives from this communI;' will out wrong. Can I he (rft of this? with Holy Communion in Us flub, A The fear of failure is responsible for more good things chapel, foUowed b) lunch and Just to ittend the invites prorimthe public which will be held at ke Yale Baptt Campi'rounds Fstt being left undone more jobs not being asked for more successfWbunessesnotbeingsthrted..andniorereiatio -i.-. - Dy $aIn 130$ Pa, F,tt Psss.c*t Ppe1 Ave. Lxgnmg of in> niinistr> I had a soul shaking cx jwrience with the fear (If failure, Years before, God had spon to Iii> heart Son, >ou 4we to take My healing poser to sour l'eneration "Then in 1947 He said, "Now is the te." It hit me I• -f y I like a bombshell - God, ssiat u ear o1' 'ai1ure Su,,eui."ed t ston r me before I even started until God again spoke . . tomytieartarxlsaid,"Son,you veatreadydonethat. i t 'I 4 I had alreac> owr,e twas 'iin' me the chance to . be"in main I realized if I could reall- learn to rel> on God and i'lL Itt . I • I i u follow His ways, e secus ii).• it i us O uO 1. Wi• 'od d,I -c" -- Hi3Naad PIesbytarsan Church, 441) Bir US, Rd. - :-- - - bins through. Yes, ) ou can be f ree 0I Ui I - Cansin [0 & I, p - - S Sensere Oh .,,e , -. -- - - pe. - __________________________________________________________________________________________________ - ______ - - ______ r -k - - - l,4# - - - - . - - - .ltI C isy . -- - - act of I1oe a rid g ivin' is a , - ---- ---- --- I 1k YSILfl >ou I see, usC 1eui " nr nc'scitive ,. risirn heart ask ) i tour I ' '5 - • - - - . - seed of faith• with God which 1 Inoliern - _____ -- you plant seed f - , • - power secret of attracting good things into your life - - -. '- - __________ '5 - DA WI -' AAR IS -- -- %lore than 800 rstsn dttcfldeu the $CCCUiui owmy held Ia I kend I SI Aim's CathOlic Cbureh In DeBary Se I, $fl __________________1 - t to niant a seed of faith with God. Galatians 6:7 Sa)'s r "Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he aLu reap. iOU 111.0% - Coty - . I I / - • '• ( I failure• God wants us to t. •t I --- -V H,t4Ns (AVId Oak H't R andI Chutt II Ave M1?TrnityCN,r(b.4141, -' '- - ch.4 - , - atø Pk FtII Church 41 ChvisI klihst, III I. )nd U s' • u. Wt %an$e-te F,tI Pv,ian thr#tN *4 DePSyl. . • Laying Set ' 6 H, I?-t. . U ear at ii 1 me on for Progress is $9,000. Laymen's Day Scrvi at 8:30 and 11 am Sunday at the land donated by the Deltona Atthel3O m service theso • - - Mt .- - First I.tn Chvrch.4 the Livin, 04, M.dwIy L03w4.4 LUTHERAN , 'I ' -- - -- -- , Tra,t. De$y Ms,aalspe Cithilic A f congregational music featuring vices, with Laymen taking part great hymns of our faith and presentation business meeting Those at. uu u morning service Deltona United nation Charter members and One of the highlights of the ,, tending are asked to bring salad z-iaris are Ufluer way or a or dessert other guests sill be recognized day will be the sharing of the First Presbyterian gala 10th Anniversary ,. b) I a leader, Henr) giant anniersar) cake, baked Wednesday, uide Ww • ' I b ti b the U Ited The Chancel Choir will Basmger by Mrs Shine) Reiker, a ceeraon at a cored dish sipper in parUpate in a choir festival • service,- all member of our church. The Following the , hall followed by a short snsored by O.JU p.m. n reuowsiup I ntrJ rn m x.•rt rIfl are iflVitt cake, wrucn measures is prg'm. zeet in Hall Organized by 31 persons Chapter of the American Guild to a coered dish dinner in the sidth b) nearly 5 feet in in October, 1965, with the help of Al of Organists Oct 12at7 30p m Felloslup Hall at 1 p in hcighth, ss ill be built around the Iomg friends from neighboring itam onte at the First United Methodist • I - a,q A-N I. 4th at Cypveis St. Paul's MntI*dest Ckjrck, Osteen Nd, I0*arpdsi Slatferd Mmur,aI Church. S Di lary SiNiø* United M4134t$1 Church, Tamp pirt Pat. Msn liOns Churt Oil NIH Otury Sapto*t Church. Geaers % Mirl1 P5Ihf.' I *111455 AM B. Church. Oliva £ 17Th Alt F.m Chaps-I, Camp Sam.n,i, W*4t,a Park Rd Bilii tunes 5*hii Chapel, Iia,g,a NAZARENE sudan Minimary Sapielt Church. lIlt W F,rit SNev*sid, BaIttt CIurcLCN.4uefa . . For the past 14 years PendletonhasbeenaSundayschool teacher. During a part of that time his lessons were broadcast -. oer the radio He is a former '= president of the Washington, D C, District Association of Christian Churches Tom McDonald, church taY and duties of a funeral director A exp n unera xpe and options. A - - Grant Chapel A ME CP'vqih, Ovapd. 015511,1 Methedil Chvrcl. De oi .-."- 7 - •• thespiritof fear butofposer,andofloe,andofasound mmd" / Wt - Fire, AtembIy .4 0.4, 3?NI 6 Elm director, of Semoran Funeral sears of his stay in Washington, -,,,--,.he was the author of a syn- dicated newspaper column, • communityandchurch.Oneof the first young men to answer the call into the ministry from the church he is presently sering as pastor of the Canal Point United Methodist Church near West Palm Beach During the service, all the choirs of the church will be I picnIc on the on4, ______________ public rtlationsconsultant and , be FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff "A Home of Our Own" Martin as txLcutie producer reputstion for the lo)alty to Christ and the nation. )eal-S at approximately 150-200 ship of the Rev. George Owen, - UP%ALA PRISIVTIIIANCNURCH I San Juan, Pedro Armendariz .. -' . __________ poster contest sponsored b) the Na,, A F SIfl4*$ Mrnffi4W.naep _______________________________________________________________________________ - L. . ,. IIat Foley Iid,a Rd I ..- --••-------.. ' --- the CBS Television Network, result, he had accepted eight AT&Twillsponsorthespecial more homeless boys within a as one of its "Bell S)stem weck,32bytheend of that year, . - R . - .TI4' OISVp . .. - - Rev Ka1WWIR1VM Ftnt Saturday . ... "h"" ALLSDULSCATNOLICCNURCW 7llOakAv,..Saat.rl I ''( - . G : F etf1t i/li t tlt!LTS tla nra vrId Whait'€-r Sc.m'rn'u' hr:nis, u'r tan iun' th pt-uufuI ct'nz':ctwn thai the h'v- ' I II Na m SN %atwdavM..ts$,,atsasI I - .. I 4 40 INvcwy - __ -- .-•. - - , - PIISIVYIIIAN CHURCH 17flHy PLak.Ma-ryiI,d Dv H.ardOr,-ss P11544' P115*4' 1A.IöIID 1.1* Msrnu4WsrØdp MYF3$45v. Eva W.,ipI&JIv. I / Presbyterian 4 - CpMy .' - the Christian heritage Preacher at 9:35 and 11 am. will be Rev. Dan Casselberry,a - CHRISTUNITID UITHOOISTCHURCH Dc S*M.*4Isaaj - . . .- - ,. ii . - I: : 11.'' MYF ' , - I - - -- - . .... -. -' . / r -. 5- . . *1 •;.. UI) ,-- -.-- I Sn,q '-'"' -.-,.:-- -' -'-- ' I - . . Eviaiø .. J-_- - -.- -..- ____ ..- iurch of Casselberry will ie --.Jç.. - ---_4c -r . :- i?t::- lam 711pm 711pm 7)Ipm GRACE UNITED - aL L L 'rner nurcnes :: , t'''?- Ie*'Mkqv,c, Sib4iStvdyT Iv, YIvThkvtciTvas Eva M0th 0di SI -J M S lOam THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ili I m w.ui,ii*5, P•45s4' Trsia.aHaw . ___ I ç: 1 Mi1uoiavv ELDIISPRINGS SAPTISTCHURCH - L MIr*4WWUOp Wad Eva •tiS -. - . Ufldd) J" . PEPTICOSTAL CNUICN I 1 7 Npm Wad Ink, .. li ' $ IIa ' 141am m 54 w.tioup ________ Congregational Sdav5I " s,' ____ I V Se*1W, I. . ¶7 _-.:- r 3S32Sm*dAvs PINECREST IAPTI$TCHtJRCpi IIW A#rPttIIvd -- \i 4 •,.. real.lUe ama sthrng Jason ago impuisively performed an Miller as The Rev William act of charity that has Wasson,(ounderanddirectorof snowballed into three havens r'tuestros Pequenos Hermanos, for nearl) 1,200 homeless a home for orphaned children Mexicanctuldren. He asked for .- ____ _______ IS P a m 'ISlam N ' Friday, Oct. 10, 1913-lA 'XI% CHURCH OF LONOW000 fWon.' Svnday S(S$ M.nI4MS.11.C, .--'- - - '\' Nprn 1 h Lhritiaii hurt hI Also from Itev. and Mrs. Thechurch was incorporated church. There were actually Perry t. Stone, who served in 1927. The five signers were three revolts which resulted from August 1955 to February RaymGnd G. Fox, Laura F. the establishment of Christian Cli ties ' N E 'I I , ______ it irkr th,t d4i hringing the Id cltii W '.i- Sanford Naval Academy Color of Christ) living in £.anford the future is bright, as First iMrs H A Terheun sas the Church celebrates her Golden C d i Ch rch Of God I I II , \1 trier s' ho . II osam a Np m ______ 1 1k, . CHURCH OF CHRIST . First Christian Church will 94 )ears old ho served from Marshall The property where celebrate 50 years of minIstry Aug. 1, 1948 to 1951, after ser the meetinghouse now stands and V,itness In Sanford, on .Ing at that time half a century was acquired from S 0 Chase Sunda), atttie II a.m. ser1ce. in ttx ministry, hopes to be for$440. EltonJ. Moughton was . ' r At.'iWyWiPup Evt.'t.', WPIp _____ L____ ; : EV5Wp -- ' A Home of Our Own," a wholittlemorethan20years ____________________ , --j-'•_---- TV Drama Tells rp ans Story 0 -.'•;c!f NvrstryKiødflh1flI Praytq StOW Ci,4tm.' S,ndi SCO..4 T Evening Herald, San'ord, Fl. First Christian Church SANLANDO UNITID NITHODIST A ... THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY. IT O( 1*41; 4rr= _' Frday, Oct. O, lflS A dye n list Wad :. Sgt. . recipient. look - shas1 reap n ue ' on. illerald Photo y •. a Ch I the harves o 'nod a -- . L b the women s ards, of the church iHeld Photo iaimeIte F �. Paris Peekaboo Preview I Multi-Layered Look The 'In' Thing For Winter the boots, and also multi-layered draped for and tapestry ' positively drool and more than burgh. "1 think I'm one of the ter. left-handed pitcher has guys who got us here." (;ullett will oppose herky-jerbeen swallowed up by it. On Anderson explained his ky Lois Tiant, the man with a Thursda y, It even caused a choi ce of Billingha:ii saying, million motions, some of which controversy in the camp of the 'We want a right-hand pitcher the Reds think may be balk usually placid Reds, moves. in that ball park." Cineinnati Manager Sparky Ande rson was angry at a reNorman didn't hide his anger Anderson, challenging Fen- at the decision. " been port that he had sent films way's southpaw syndrome In pitching against right-hand hit- Tiant's move to the National the first game of the Series by ters all my life and I don't think IA'ague offices. "That is a total 'tatting left'hamk'r l)ori Gui- that's a lie," be said. But problem," lie 511(1. he would seek a clarification of the balk rule in the preseries meeting with the umpires. '1 want it thoroughly discussed I want it decided .. what is balk and what isn't. I new Do What The Boss Says Look Busy, Gals, Else You Might Have No _______ may i'l ' '? tomato ________ Dear Abby _________ ___ __________ . I _ a our ___ .. __________________________________________________ _________ ________________ _____ ________________ ________ - past, _____ _____ ____ _____ _____ 00))), _____ .' '--': _________________ __________________ Ex p ected F . ' Benefl t to oui ' - .- Ma .1 a sterfin .4 ! / J impression same j goes New Jerseyites shopper, you Sanford item - have nothing against Tiant. But severe cramp in Seminole's state playoff plans. However coach Jerry Posey hasn't given up. "It's far too early for that," _ SPORTS Seminole County high school football teams sing the same song,fif th verse as they venture he says, "anything could Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. into four war games tonight and happen. Sure somebody has to F rida y, Oct. 10, 1975-1 B one Saturday afternoon, beat Deland. But we can only Strategy may not be simple, concern ourselves about our but the objective is win. gaines, And right now, With Steve Birchett and Ray I'm be back in toe kineup by Seminole 13-i) will be out to worricd about St. Augustine. MOSTIS ope ning some up th e kickoff. Quarterback Henry get back on the ri gh t track after Th ey are not a bad football Sta nley heads the multi-varied middle holes and linebackers being derailed last week by team. Not bad at all." Don Andriano, Tony Harper offense. De Iind w hen it entertai ns St. The defensive line - perhaps and Don Scenk doing their Oviedo looks to speedster 12-1. the heart of on defense, coach Tom the Seminole team Ilureal Bell, Billy Merchant Jobs Lake Brantley (2-1) travels to includes Greg Pringle, Drew of. Ruby has his fingers crossed. and Frank Purcell for the Kissimmee to face Osceola 0- Itongianni, Mike Good, Curtis foniv e quickne.cs to beat Cocoa :i , Jhmm ahu r1`11114 Prep has a Beach. Quarteroack Lee Ward Oviedo i-i is at Cocoa Unsung heroes of the offense is capable of operg th' at beating Cardinal Mooney, Beach i0-3 in a Class AAA are up-front blockers Ricky Minutemen defense. the latter is caught in a district test. Mann, Lee, Kenny Adams, exrebuilding year. Year In and Lions coach Bil Klein Mount Dora 11-2 Is at lake Steve Gathers and Ernest out the Cougars are a pects the blocking of offensive year Howcll 0-1). Manley. small school power, and extra linemen Jon Anderson, David And on Saturday Trinity Prep Lake Brantley will have a few Caughel, Rick Evans, Jim tough at home. _______ ________ _____________________________ _____________________ - _______ ______ - ______ ___ ' Augustine, - - BILL LEE World Series Weother " goes to Sarasota to play new faces in its lineup. (M) _.. -.-- __ j-VF , -~ _ ~r ~ 0 ' - -, Norbert Seals is Trinity's LOU Reeves, Kim Meeks, Don ('ardinal Mooney (1-2) in a 2 Eberly is starting at offensive I say if he Isn't balking, let's Jacobs and Greg Kerr to be breakaway threat. The 155The weath. p,ln. encounter. BOSTON i A ll end, Doug Hancock and Buck highly forget about balks. You might instrumental in vIctory. pound halfback key's the Sa in ts ' as well throw the book out." Tonight's games kick off at 8. Larsen at defensive tackle and er forecast from the National Lake Howell Is trying to offense. Seminole will put its vaunted Robert Wanio at nose guard. break In question Is Tiant's habit of Weather Service for the first of its offensive slump. "When they key him, we give pitching from a stretch position World Series game in Boston defense into action. It has !rantley's linebackers in- The Hawks have generated to David Sutton and that works yielded six touchdowns In four elude Stan White, Mike Tolson enough fireworks to that includes a series of semi- Saturday. win a just as well," said coach Joel Mostly cloudy with a 30 per games while the offense has and Duane Moore. stops. Anderson said he wants couple games, but untimely Kelley. "Or we can pasa. When "a legitimate stop." cent chance of showers, high.s been scoring a little better than Hick Garza, 150-pound mistakes like fumbles near an they relax off Norbert, he beats 'red Fleig, supervisor of Na-' 60 to 65. Southerly winds 10 to 15 three TDs per game. fullback, was banged up last opponent's goal line have been their brains out in one-on-one The loss to I)eLancl put a week by Seabreeze, but he will disasterow tional League umpires, said m.p.h. situations, He is a f runner," ine Outlook for Sunday's game: "WC know all about Tiant." He early morning showers ending, said the umpire would be followed by partial clearing, (Continued on Page 2- B) highs mid GOs, DAYS met U Police ii w Discuss Events, Rules Changes ust ______________ - Freem,in figures Don Gullet will beat WS World Series At A Glance Series Saturday's Game Cincinnati Gullet? 00) at Boston (Tint 00) Sunday's Game Cncmnnat (8Olngham 00) at Boston IL,, 00) Tuesday's Game Boston (Wise 00) at Cininniul (Nolan 001. mt Wednesday's Game ' Cincinnati. (ni Thursday's Game Boston at Cinc innati, In) if necessary Saturday's Game C'ncnnat at Boston. of necessary Su nd ay's Game at Boston, it necessa ry 4 .411 1. - - - _.~ .770 -n c~t_ t:. R, ..*-- p In - ' -. I - , . -, - _*1 F lake Iirantley High School's football team has a IThW tiger. lie's king of the jungle in Forest City,.and never mind looking IR over early season performances. You see, he's a Johnny-come-lately. "Doug Hancock Is undoubtedly th e most aggressive player on Patriots coach Sammy Weir. Hancock was in the stands last year while the team went 6-5 .'---¼-' " for th e 6-4 season, including a Rotary Bowl loss to Edgewater, He didn't even come out for football. _____ ______ The inclination hit him last spring, and after conferring with Weir, he got the green light. Weir put him through spring practice, on a weight program and gave him a new lease on life, But he still ha dn't made his mark. Not often a player will .; merely come out for football and excel inhis first ye, .1 hancock was on the bench early this season, He got his first chance in a 17-7 Apopka, which opened the season. . ' ' "He didn't do badly, but didn't play' that much," conceded Doug Hancock ready for snap in practice Herald Photo by Torn Weir. Ile played a little more — sparingly as a substitute — in a 48-3 loss in Gainesville. Needless to say, Hancock will be in the lineup at defensive "That's where he showed me he could play," said Weir. tackle tonight, when the Patriots travel to Kis&mmee, And list week he got his chance and came through with flying "He's only a junior," said Weir of his S-Il, 180-pow'd star, a. '•. _________________________________________________ ' A - our team," says Red ' Sox' Best Fan'.) Owiier loiii ' .., ' — ... .' ¼ •' ' victory over YawIey BOSTON (AP) — The Boston stands to the field to the Red Sex' No, I fan? A good clubhouse while the team pracguess would be a gentleman tices. - . . .— — a 10-6 victory over Seabreeze. fie had seven tackles and "and I think he's going to be a prospect next sea". fie's quick, who stays out of the public eye miliar fig ur e at his small but father to his players, taking a spotless ba ll park while gates personal interest , are closed to the general public. (Continued on Page 2-B lie moves from a seat In the loves to hit people, and really loves body contact," yman, Howell Take JV Games 1111 = 'I I Lyman and Lake Howell of glory' came when Detotto struck the str ong licks in high streaked in to the end zone to school junior varsity football avert a shutout on a reverse Thursday nigh:. play co 20 yards. Lyman bested Seminole, 12.6, Seminole gained its touchand Lake Howell took l4 do wn on a second quar ter dive measure of KLssimznee. ploy of one yard w hen Dunnell Elsewhere, Lake Brantley Gilchrist bolted into the end was defeated by Leesburg, .6, zone. and Oviedo was pushed around Lyman's touchdowns wer e by West Orange, 44-0. scored by Kevin Joseph on dive Lake Brantley's only moment plays covering 4 and 2 yards. ,""ri'' - : _ ____ ' Lyman's Robed Thacker gets off pus despite rush by Danny flint fi" ,, ,V ::!c-'-': _-:;-~7-_ -__~=_A1A__ _- _ ____ ~~ __11%__ : '• ' . -- . iqi~- - . Zr t.'."4 -- - .. . t '!' ",'' -'-I .. - it '7j ¼_ -3 C i' __________________________ __________ ____ -__-~__ ___ I ' ~-_ ' - ____ ' - __ - ~_ - - ~ - : - ---;- . . r " ..,' ..'.ur:/ vering f I' - :. ;. .'. (',&aJ .':'-' -;klj Joe '- Gators To Face i Vandy At Home illustrious career, Freeman started only three games. His value as a relief pitcher was put to use for 1-0, 1-4 and 0-0 SCSOflS in Boston, then he was traded to Cincy, who was in des perate need of GAINESVIllE AP — With but we haven't moved the ba ll pitching. He finished out that 00 season with a 7,4 for aswell as we ex pected ." Vanderbilt looking mark for the Reds, showing a 2.12 ERA. Then came some punch to support Although both teams come his 14-5 year, followed by a 7-2 record in 1957. lie placekicker Mark Adams and into this game with 3.l records, was malt involved iii a decision in his first three Florida seeking revenge for last (he 18th ranked Florida G;itnrc .. - •,, . - "Well, when Boston called me up, I joined the club in Cleveland. The first game I appeared, there were 80,000 people out there. Vow, what a ,difference," Boston won the game, 4-2, and Freeman made . . Bell of.? when tension builds or colors in Tiant in Saturday's opener. "Just a feeling," he although he works out regularly theOften, five assists. club isout of town f says. "Hut I like the Red Sox starting line in pitat Fenway Park and knows the tine games, Yawkey swings a players intimately, ching. But Cincinnati has the better bullpen, and a bat and fields in a pepper game lie's Thomas A. Yawkey, 72 in a practice area under the good bullpen can entirely compensate." Hershell ought to know. He was regarded as years young and owner of the centerfield bleachers. team for more than half his life, It was no different Thursday the major leagues' top fireman in 1956, when he had 42 years to be exact. as the Red Sox worked out in his best year, 14-5 with the Reds. He set a club "There have been some dis- preparation for the series openrecord that season, appearing in 64 games. That appointing years and maybe I er Saturday against Cincinnati. was with a 154game schedule, and the mark has felt like chucking it all a couple Yawkey made his rounds, of but now this makes it winding up in a workout long since fell to the 162-game system. all worthwhile," Yawkey said after players had gone home, Freeman broke into the major leagues in 1952 as the Red Sox marked time A multimillionaire wi th varwith the Red Sox. f before heading Into Saturday's led business enterprises under -, was at "I Fort Worth that season," recalled the WorldSeriesope neragainjtthe T.A. Yawkey Enterprises, • 11 bear of man, standing 6-4. "What a minor league Cincinnati Reds. Yawkey Is unique among / team we had played with Ron Perranoski, Dick Usually wear ing a dress shirt current base ball club owners, Ellsworth and Dick I)rott. We won the pennant by open at the neck and a sleeve- Not only does he pay the l8', games! I was pitching before crowds of about less sweater, Yawkey is a Ia- salariea, but he acts like a .. 3()()() - $544 Part-toots Have A New Tiger Han clll,_cic Just elsewhere." ~ con- - i REFRIGERATOR Don't get excited about what Jimmy the Greek says about the World Series. And forget the morfling line. ask Ilershell Freeman! having played for both the Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds, Freeman is in it pretty good situation to evaluate matters concerning the upcoming series. And, if his six-year major league pitching totals don't impress readers, consider that he has the reputation of being one of the soLnder scouts in the game. "My loyalities are 60-40 in favor of Cincinnati, because that's where I played my final three ears," said the 17-year-old baseball coach at Orlando Colonial high. "If you want to pin me down, I'd say I don't look for a short series. And I think Cincinnati's pitching is going to tell. How about Cincy in six?" is his assessment of the situation, What We Hersh says is that yes, the Green Wall at Boston can be a factor, but that no, it isn't death to an opposing team, "I watched Mel Parnell Pitch too long in that park to fall for the fact that leithanders are jinxed. Why, if a pitcher has his stuff, he can pitch in a crackerbox." Boston's famed left field wall has given lefthanders some trouble because of the way teams stack the lineup with righthanded batters. It's only 315 feet from home plate, but is 40 feet high. "I love to see 'em held to long singles in that park," said Freeman the other night. "Those balls would be home runs in a lot of other parks. You get a lot of doubles, too, on balls that might be caught ' G J A Series V/Inner? ~77~ '_~'7' ~_ out Picking .'-I'.-•-,i:•',- III i'fl7 - Im)AI1tI pur- was Winter Springs J By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor FRED NORMAN times, Express, Diners - By JIM HAYNES - Ask The Man Who Knows your you and t - and the duductive powers to You JUL) want to try this 1 seek, if necessary, another simple, inex pe nsive dish using product which gives you more DEAR ABBY: Our problem soup and frankfurters. Today's homemakers have to value for is proba bly a common one, but! money, have the patience of Job, the Comparing prices takes Wr,e TOMATO SOUP AND haven't yet seen a solution to it detective powers of an Ellery and effort, but rewards are In your cohmrn, so! thought I'd FRANKFURTER Queen, the mathematical there. By car eful planning and write, CASSEROLE genius of an Einstien and the shopping, you can get the very I can of tomato There are four girls in memory of an elephant. best quality for the smallest office. (It's an insurance / can water No longer is it a simple amount possible. The savings 2 tablespoons of margarine agency.) At times we are very matter to just go to the store, realized IV Jy tftI(;tIJ VItN BU1IEN busy, but there are times w he n each week can pay for 2 medium onions (chopped) pick up what you need and other needed or luxury items. there Is absolutely nothing to frankfurters cut cross ways return home. do. You could say that price into small pieces - somethi ng even if it's perWe are not only figh ting Everyone has a problem, What's In the comparison is a cont that when we had sonal correspondence. We can't Yours? For a personal rpIy, write to flation in it's most blatant form, you participate in each week, to I nothing else to do, we Just sat read books or magazines, do ABBY:Boi No. 4fl. L.A., taut Melt margarine in 10" skillet. but now a more subtle form of see that the manufacturers around and talked, did needlepoint or manicure our oo . Enclose stamped, sell. and Add onions and saute till addr4j envelope, pleas,. J: needlework or read maga zines nails, inflation has begun to appear. food marts do not cut further transparent. Add frankfurter • Hate to write lftersi Send SI to 'ti _ anything Homemakers, almost im- and further into your limited slices and brown. Pour tomato tokeepfrom pulling Abtqa(t Van Buren, 13) Lasky Or, . Iknow this doesn't make one mune to prices rising each f ood alIowa .. Beverly Hills, Calif. ft for Ab. the soup into skillet along wi th . our hair out from sheer bit of sense, but those are our by's week, now have something new effort, booklet "How to Write Letters boredom, water and mix well. Simmer for to contend with. No longer are orders. Do you have any for Occasions." Please enclose a Tomato soup Is one of the few 25 minu tes on low heat. Serve Eno Now our bosses have In. suggestions about how we can tong,All sel l -addrejsed, st4mn.d 130 some manufacturers contert to structed us to "look" busy wi th o cent) envelop. f ng although It has risen over rice, potatoes, or noodl rm us ri ed cape sleeve es. a Parla fas is hion mark for win make our bosses see how simply raise th eir prices. They in price some, has not taken the (A large salad goes well WI wear. This cape coat in brown and white crowafoot cheek istear "insurance business," even ridiculo us their orders are? have me up wi thOUgh we aren't. In otfler co th upward spiral most foods have, this recipe. Pierre Batmala creation, insidi ous form of inflatiaon,more BORED FOURSOME You words, we have to be typing DEAR BORED: Better follow ______________________ can now purchase an item for i losiraclions or the the same amount as you thd last your bosses in And Around Sanford might wise up to the probable week, in the same size package, A fact that they've got more help but the contents are decreased. then they really need. I purchased an item for $1.38 for 44 ozs. of the product DEAR ABBY: Add this one to several weeks ago. This week, list of how a husband can in a hurry, I picked up the same tell if his wife Is fooling around: PLAZA item in the same size package, . If she suddenly starts to get ALTAMONTI MALL and noted, with pleasure, the pedicures and shaves her legs The annual Bridge Benefit, McKee, Alice Merrifield, Fran strurnents. .. * about ten days at Seminole cvery da price had remained the same. It open to the public, will y, an Bragan, Connie Fox, Julie Hall, be "Z DORIS Memorial Hospital, room 3-B, wasn't till larrived home Porter and CAUGHT ON IN Mona and Ralph Jarvis and I event of Nov. 19, under the Joan Ruth Holt. DIETRICH ke discove red that the same size auspices of Sanford 1 COLORA DO their daughter and her 141T1y Blair, District VIII Woman's Correspondent box contained only 312 ozs. That Club, at the clubhouse, at DEAR CAUGHT ON: And Sanford's I p.m. husband, Debbie and Jeff preside nt of Florida Jaycees, Blue Grass _.W ftis a loss of s of an ounce! here', another tip for the wise, This affair usually attracts a Express Boys, Ricky, Timmy Garland, spent five recent days Was aMling the 10 Jaycee state DIAL The thing that should disturb full house, i Nassau. Highlighting the trip officers attending a training on how to (ell It hubby is fooling and Mark Raybon performed in all homemakers Is the fact that Doris was visiting Jeff's parents, im session for the Dixie Institute of around: if he starts shaving Ellerbe, Social Georgia over last weekend, . the outside box re mained the Department _j Other and Marian Garland, at their chairman, memberi of the combo covering the southern twice a day and suddenly same size, creating the Illusion recommends that bridge n- are Chuck Denmark, Longwood bland retreat, Green Turtle, states, at Birmingham, Ala,, makes constant use of those a drapery' business in nor You were getting the th of Nassau. breath-sweeteners. Also, if he thuslasts get tickets early, at $1 and Steve Pruette of Forest Jacksonville, their mother last weekend, highlight of amount contents for "loses" more We've got a new collection each. For ticket,,, call Mrs. Qty. The Raybon boys attend Carolyn, formerly of Sanf d (light was lunching with dkerchjef, a than two banor price. of sterling silver pendants week, follow him! Robert Karns or Mrs. Fred school In Green Cove Springs, accompanys the combo on al l Alabama's Governor George that are made tp say how Sale itenu are another UtUe Wilson. Prizes will be Cecelia Farmer, who un Wallace and attending the of their mother, Carolyn appearances and transports derwent major mwgery WedAlabarna-Mississippi footb clever you are. trap for the Ufl3UspectIng. An and refreshmentsawarded will be home Thurston. In addition to owning their costumes, and in"-" all j "Item can be one price one week, served. nesday, will be confined for game. Eight convenient ways and then next week, it " _____ _____ ____ to buy: Zales Revolving on Tha club's Social Department If Charge, Zak, Custom are a careful began the season Wednesday Charge, BankAmericird, discover the 'sale wi th an afternoon of bridge and _ pri ce" Is more th an It cost for canasta at the clubhouse, Master Charge, American the Club, last week. Hostesses were Beulah Wells, V isi ting wi th Mrs. Lessle B. Carte Blanche. One of the solutions to these chairman a nd ----] Hyannis, I was the guest of Mr. Cor- Grice and Mrs. Juanita ___________________________________________________ problems may P.. price corn. nellus, Vida SmithCarolyn Layaway now for and Mrs. Wesley Wright, and Mildred Coleman were Norman Kinard ________ MAR VA paon. Christmas Wesley is a former Sanfordite. I Babcock. ________________________ and son of Englewood, N.J., [HAWKLNS Price comparison is Winner of high score in bridge Norman, formerly of was also a guest in the home of _____ aware of each item you JA Lt. Col. and Mrs. Ferris j, Selma Baker. Screeno is employed by Technicon co Herald chase, it's price, quantity, winners were Cornelia Pierce Instruments Corporation, as rresndent Posey. Mrs. Posey showed me quality and contents. It Is also and Margie Tills, 322.5418 ______ 1 4 many pieces of furniture and assistant tegional manager of being aware of which food pa int gs in that she has co ll ected -sales for the North-East ten. ___________ market has the best buys on 1)ISCOEN'i from around the wor ld during A newly4ormed bridge dub chicent, New York. your particular needs, for the second her travels. Some of the It requires patience to and luncheon at th card party they were feted wi th a party In pa intings da te back to the very e Loch Arbor Mrs. Sarah B. Tooley and honor by an rid friend and early centuries. After returning examine each product You borne of Betty Kurimai. Th purchase carefully, the ability group plans to meet e daughter, Joan, were in the city classmate, monthly at visiting relati ves and friends, Alexander, Katheryn Joseph to New York City, I visited with to matlenaUca1Iy compute its a different home. many relatives and frie nds the Tooley's reside in ____ %'aIu~ in com parison to Its price, Vv'ednesday fete Attending from Sanford. I was guest of were Linda Engelewood, __ Ca lif. While here Here Ar. A F•w Exam Examples Mrs. Hazel Petie and children Mr. and Mrs. John McClarien of New York City, were visiting at the Sanford, Florida Club Of Our Tr.rn.ndou, Savings wi th Mrs. Petie's mother and meeting they host. Many rugedasre sis ter, Mrs. Rosa Fields and Sanfordltes were In attendance. Side-fly-Side -- Harvest Gold Mrs. Catherine HawkJn, While Mrs. Margaret Jordan Nesbit is SAVE $45 here they visited Disney World president. 16- S Cu. F?, TotatCapacity and many state at tractions. tOO Pc?, Frost Proof Rag, $SH Mrs Annie Lois Tur ner and The Winter Springs Junior sJx)rtation. Rou,t's . Dual Control Only Eastham, 633 David St. j) !lce held a meeting on Oct. 7 Mrs. Ola Mae Gorden has j her sister, Mrs. Louise Ordern A Bazaar will be held Of) FIC1ftI A magic show to be held returned hum visitine with h'r ii( Wt Top Freezer li,..h that .- I Haynes Hunches en oni 9 Anderson goes H I of I 've at Homemaker Must Seek, Spot Subtle Inf lations Seminoe - ~ C , ,/ one or j (I: field line and looms 37 feet high. also captured the second game long tirne," warned Pete Rose, It makes right-handed hitters of the playoffs against Pitts- the Reds' peppery leadoff ba t- HOWCVCI Art Of Budgeting, Cooking r" v ~ ~; - J -- type, for - Fenwny Park and its famous - ham for Game Two. That left will provide plenty of problems or is that infamous? left field lefty Fred Norman rather dis- for the Red Sox, the close-In wall today on the eve of Lurbed. fence notwithstanding. baseball's 1975 World Series. "We haven't seen their wall "Sur e I'm upset," snapped The best known fence in Norman, who won 12 games and those guys haven't baseball is 315 feet down the left during the regular season and something like Don Gullett in a eyes, St. Auqustine Visits " ,~ V"*_~ .-wz*, 1 ~ T~ *"Avt. 4'. . 1 I ot nati Reds get their first look atto right-hander Jack Billing. Gullett, another left-hander, for same Brantley'. Oviedo Travel BOSTON (AP) — The Cincin. lett, announ ced he would switch The Reds, however, think appears _______________________________________________ ____ __ sale ". - Reds Get Look At Famous Wall A new flledluIIi on fashion scene is ostrich leather, Ted in high fox collars that almost meet the Immense Momgollan fur. sportswear, raincoats, belts and pocket books suede, banded hats. He uses the ghandoura theme as a basis for PARIS - A as supple as velvet, Is also In the limelight, look which hints at evening dresses very successfully. a hard, unheated winter is the peasant WOMEN recurrent theme of the Pierre Cardin's contribution to the coming winter offered • At Dior, head designer Marc Bohan has gone all out pleats. variations on the poncho, dresses which started with ultra big Suits have wrapover pleated skirts (tesigners' collections for the coming winter. However, there is an IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. the pleated sk ir t Friday, Oct. to, ins ultrafenilnine woman, they say, hidden under a welter of ponbatwing sleeved tops and ended in the skinniest of skirt, two-piece in all lengths for evening in lame, brocade, chiffon. Hooded ch os, pa rkas and befringed shawls. dresses, the top banded below the hi ps , and a restrospective of th e anoraks, huge ponchos, appear for daytime and for even hobble skirt . When, like an onion, a woman peels her ing and outer layer or layers Chinese padded jackets in vivid patterns appear on long chiffon Jean Louis Scherrer, who Is favorite couturier of the She will emerge as a slender, sinuous, sexy figure, not only at theme but it's UP to eve' woman to express her individuality. wife of dresses. night but th roug hout the day, President Glscarcl d'Estaing, Illustrated . Take sleeves, for example. There are all kinds. Batwing, hanth e hundred and one Patou's show sensations were the evening dresses made of ways possible of wearing a shawl; morni ng, dkerchief pointed, floppy kimono or draped bodice placing all the noon and night. The fashion leaders went to Lapland pointed layers of chiffon with nary a seam, but fastening fur-edged hoods, hats emphasis Givench>• announced th at simplicity had been th at the top contrasting with cigaret slim skirts, or just and collars which hide all features but the e leit-motif mysteriously wi th a small string bow or ornament on one to the Bedouins plain tight long sleeves. throughout his collection, from the pants suit Coats show the same diversity. There are for the hooded ghandouras, to the Peruvians (or the enormous which he has now shoulder and at the waistline. accepted) to the jumpsuit, right on to his evening dresses He others that swing with a great flare and those fringed bead shaw ls, to th e Middle Ages for the tabards Worn over the poncho (hand's collection grouped the has suits with done away with linings, limits construction alat are just comfortably wide. Waistlines are a moveable feast. pa nts and finally to th e Orient for the Westezed to a nilnijaum, edgings, the little schoolgirl dresses and th e fl uttering evenin g v ersions of the prefers the long torso top afternoon dinner a nd evening cheongsarn. Many men think of the latter as the sexiest gowns with th e Coco Chanel touch. Th e Chanel look Is timeless, Long absent from the scene, the "tailleur" is back. It is the dresses, with long sleeves that fit like a thing a skin, lie does 'onIan can wear. this in apparently, and a client still has to wait paUentiy soinctimes a alternative to the pants suit. Here again the line Is softer, stiff beautiful, glittering sweater tops combined with a long silk crepe couple of interlinings absent. Jackets are thigh length, skirts are or velvet skirt. months before getting delivery. .Par is designers have capitulated Meanwhile, and abandoned the wraparound, pleated or just Madame Gres proved once again that she has lost straight. They are worn with tuck in Idea of enticing women away front wearing trousers but this Yves St. Laurent's theme is the long, uncluttered but very none of her mastery in handling 'son's will be more feminine, fabrics or launching original shirts or plain or brocaded silk of ten with a sof t knotted neckline. clegant look. Ile likes suits that look like suits, with slender Perhaps a sign of the times: skirt lengths fluctuated, like many ideas. It was she who many seasons back launched the cope and Fabrics play a very important part and have never been so wrapover or straight skirts and soft shirts and he shows jump the poncho, both of which are now highlighted, i suits but hers are urrencies, between just soniewhere around or a couple of Inches luxurious or expensive. Woolens are soft as a kitten's ear, often along with pants suits, too. Then there are the Suzie Wong always dramatic and beautiful. tluw the knees. A lso noted: luxurious ba ll gowns were shown tiresses slit at the sides in silk brocade, kimono or karate jacket.s reversible, and include mohair, cashmere, camel hair, light. !Mouslr for very formal occasions, replaced by the The jersey and chiffon gowns all bear Ole Gres hallmark with and coaLs, long tunic tops for evening and a new "cheniie" coat, more casual weight teds, wool velours and loden for tupjwr. !.ightseiglt their iIit e:pera[ingIy feminine de co llets and clinging rltr evening dinr4cr dress and that are often black. slit at the side and gathered [Ia' waist, besides floating capes skirts, idea wool jersey, alpaca, flannel, printed wool voiles, wool lace and lurking behind th is is the new Paris mood to avoidThe loo king every ty pe of knit be and ponchos over chiffon dresses, all very feminine and sexy. long to the day picture. For evening, all th e Velvet is the star fatfic wi "nouveau riche." As a footnote: boots are very much in the foreground. They th 'ives both for day and evening, chiffons, cre pe satin, georgette, taffetas, moire, and especially co me in every possible medium and every leng th , and So far as a look Francois there is no hard and fast rule, no dominant velvet, which stages a dramatic comeback, Pierre I3almnjn stressed the Mongolian look. Coats have wide, wide sleeves that start from the back of the neckline and he likes Villon, last of the Paris master bootmakers, shows five different lengths, with the short bootee into which pants are tucked. The Herald Services o I if 11 B ROSETTi: ILtRGROVE Fu ll ~ . il- t) Or Is It infamous Wall? - mmmw~ By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent . . .- - scoring Jr " . . . - O4 , - j JW` . ,-- r.! ''Yfl. - A VV - t ,r,4, t'.'-.. u.-S;,.:-_;.ca,. 4' 4 �,fl : 2B—Ev,nlng_Herald, Sanford. FL _____ Friday, Oct. 10, t7S Legal Notice First In A Series On Local Golf Pros Steve Oppermarm would like Central floridians to get into the Bicentennial spirit with a return to Valley Forge. Not the Valley Forge where Gen. Washington and his men spent an insufferable winter a couple of centuries ago. He means Valley Forge Golf Club where he and his wife, Peggy, are doing some suffering of a different kind. The tall and burly veteran of the PGA Tour took over the Valley Forge lease in August. Two months later he's struggling to build the business and the sporty nine. hole course into an attractive and profitable business. Wlien we took over we started from weeds," explains Oppermann. "We bought some machinery to maintain and improve the course, but there's not much money for fertuizer and things like that," And profits haven't been great enough to hire additional help. "It's a one man deal," says Steve. Correction. It's a one man and one woman operation. Both Steve and Peggy, who's pregnant with the couple's second child, put in more than a full day seven days a week. Steve wonders II area golfers know the course is still there. "A lot of people thir.k It's closed." But it's there all right. meandering through some majestic live eask just south of Highway 436 near the Village Green apartments. This is the course Pete Cooper and 'red Rt'lton built in the early &)s and Dolphins Also Rated Highly named Orange Park. There's still an "Orange Park" marker at the sixth hole. During the Cooper43olton era, there were 18 holes. Tli patsy and somewhat monotonow front nine later was sold for Iruture apartment development. But the attractive and challenging back nine still Iives and Oppermann's vish Is to pump iiew vitality into it. Peggy. "We've been just like gypsies." Oppermann, once a member of the elite tour top 60, decided he wanted a club job. "We ended up here in a motor home with no place to go, so we decided to stay here," he recalls. So, Peggy got a job as manager of the Westridge Apartments and Oppermann took a part-time Job at the Naval Training Center course where Harold Hayborn is head pro. "Then this job opened up and I took it" is operator for lessee loin Dredge, now one or the producers of the muchpublicized fl-rated movie, "The Meal." Dredge later gave up his lease and Oppermann picked it up. "I've just about quit playing golf," says Steve. "1 just (lofl't have time to do anything but stay here seven diys a week." Steve and Peggy and their young [laughter rolled into the Orlando area for the Walt Disney World Golf Classic In 1973 and have been here ever since. The Disney markeo the end of the eason for the pros and, as far as Steve ' as concerned, the end of a nine-year C areer on the tour for him. "This is the longest we've ever been in 0ne place," smiles the blonde and genial ji 17 RTS ...spc. AP Picks 4?ers, Suttab - .- I-- At Famous Wall Jets Top Quebec, 5.3 Don't be fooled by the Lions, back agaInst the Cardinals, who his hands below the bolt. They are fattening up on the looked great, until the second "I'm not going to change, not NFL'S weak sisters. But how half, against the hapless Giants "Second, his rhythm lfl after all these years. I've been far can they go with no passing t week. wayconstant he dropsand his after hands has to in the major leagues 11 years attack? Chicago looked at retbe CincinnatI 14, New EngLand 7 every and I've never had a balk called read passer Virgil Carter this body in the American League on me." While the rest of the city worweek. complained, he's been all right ries about the Red Sox and there, Meanwhile, Boston Manager Dallas 24, New York Giants 14 Reds, the Bengals will he busy Tom Landry's got the young, with the Patriots, "Third, if he throws to first Darrell Johnson *illed a minor he'd better look like be stepped surprise, naming left-bander rebuilt Cowboys believing anyMInnesota 24, N.Y. Jets 10 to first before he threw. The Bill Lee to start the seconi thing is possible. And against Scrambling Fran Tarkenton National league calls this very game against Anderson's the Giants, they're probably will give the reconstructed Jets' righl strictly and we'll be watching prise starter, Billlngham. defense a headache; New York the old adage that "Travel is a broadening experience." The Jets kicked off the 1975-76 World Hockey Association season Thursday night wIsh a 5-3 victory over the ebec Noques that they attribute to a recent three-week stay in Europe. "That trip put us on the right road," said Jets' Coach Bobby Kromm afterward. "However, we weren't at our best tonight. We gave up two bad goals in the first period and we had to come back." Meeting Green Bay 13, New Orleans 3 has the league's leading a Set On Trade Mixup NEW YORK lAP) — American Basketball Association officials prepareil to meet in New York today In an effort It took the Saints three weeks receiver In tight end Rich Casto score their first touctulown. ter. it may take them three more to Pittsburgh 21, Denver 17 score their next one. The Broncos can be tough and Houston 33, Cleveland 10 the Steelers can be Inconsistent, Red Sox Boast Best finIshed 41st on the money list In 1967 and was exempt from qualifying In 1968," Best '67 finIshes were second at hartford and tie for third in the Western Within a two-week period. to straighten out a trade that sent Baltimore's Dan Issel to Denver and apparently raised the hackles of Claws' President David Cohan. CohanhadtoIdTheociatedprhehaderpec.to Cincinnati last week. They'll and (his one could be closer have an easier task against the than it should be. Detroit Seat. 21. Then, acting almost like a al_s - i's'ihie, at whi(h time interested arIies acid ritirens for and against ifie' prriprs('fl .,rvlr,atlon and zonn will he hearc Sail hearing may be cOntinued from time to time' until This nntice shall he Posted at the City Hall wth'n the City Of I ncinwnnd Fiorda and in three 1)1 other places withn the C'ty. and published in The' Evening Herald, a r'ewspapef of ginpral circulation in '0, the' (t of Lnngwnod and Seminole County, Florida nne a week for at least four II) (on%pCu$ivt weeks Pr'Or to the date of the Public Hearing the date' of the first publication to the date of the last pt'tiC$tir both dates inclusive shall not he less than twenty eight (751 c1y In addition, notice shall be posted in th. area to be considered tr anoe,ation and toning at least tifte'e' fiSt days orior to the date of the' Public Hearing For the past four years, Swit- Texas' Earl Campbell. zer has seen to It that the Soon' Texas tias an improved deers outdueled their fifth-ranked fense featuring Red River rivals In their annual hamilton, Rick linebackers Fenlaw and Bill Ushootout. But he added Insult to onell Johnson, but will have its injury in the offseason by hands lull with Oklahoma's brothers Selmon, Dewey and Leroy, and Jimbo Elrod, who made 19 tackles against Cobra. S E ( 1 ' r C) do last week In a 21.20 survival. Colorado, No. 13, opens the action tonight against Miami in the Orange Bowl. Fa 'o red weekend Coach Bill Malory describes Miami, a team that pressured both Oklahoma and Nebraska before bowing, as "a real sleepTo Wi " Iii another major encour- DAT F() thIs 5th clay of September, 7. 1) I97 S Ongip P SPiomate City Clerk of the City of I reow000. FiOt,d PuhlIh ',e,t 17 19. 78. Oct 3. 10. 1916 FICTITIOUS NAME P40u(V' c Pi'rfly q ,,en that I am 'neri ' hi,s'ness at 107 W 77 t, I) Sarfnrd Se.n,rii',le' County, Florida icider the fiCtitit name of PFSAL E ROIJIIQUC. and that I fl iriten(ttnreqistect,aidnamewiththc fleck of the Circuit (N,rt, Seminole (riunty FiPrida In accordance with the rvnv.sions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section Pt'S 0$ Florida Statutes 1957 S BilL, 0 Crews Publish Scot 78 Oct 3. 10. I?. 1973 P 171 . Sheriff - lW ranked Oklahoma, there's Center of collegiate football's nothing the Texas coach would Noon" at the sold-out rather do than spend an evening 72,0®-at Cotton Bowl. listening to the records of such Both teams are 4-0 and boast country and Western i'eats fine offensesfootball's built around two of well... Bob Wills and his Texas collegiate premier - minn Counly. AMERICA, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Not[e is hereby given that Porsuanitoaflnatludgment enteredin • UNITED STATES DISTRICT _____________________________ COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO 753) Orl Clv Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff v John W Hannah. El (Ii, Ft Al NOTICE OF SALE — NotIce is hprrhu Oven that purwanf Usa SIJMMARV FINAL DECREE Fpreclos,,re entered on September 16, 1916 by the above entitled Court, - --- ) fensive team. They of • In the' above styl cause. the un derslorw'ct United States Marshal, or one cii lOs duly authoriZed deputies, will sell the ci'ooerty Situate in Smint'ile County. Florida. described as - I nfl i'd the' South? feet of Los 7, Block I, FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION. aci'ording It) the' Plist thereof as recorded 'n Plat Book 1. Page 7), Put'hi Records of Seminole County, Florida at public outcry to the hiatiest and best bidder for caSh it 17 00 O'Clock Noon on Thursday, October 10. 1971 at the West door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Ssnfori, Florida Dated 9 MITCP4EI I A NEWBERGER IIPIITED STATES MARSHAL MIPDI.F DISTRICT OF Ft 015107. - ____________________________________________________ •D•l? I-aI,n a ."."."' .'J'.II 'Jr IflE I11WTI1'I1 IIlflIPlA. lii OFP ir, "411r r' c rrc COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION - to 120 p m (6) Las Vegas) 5 pm (9) - Womeni Bl.n Wit World of Srx,r? fNtoql F,nar: Podr-o. World Water Skiing Championships) 7 p in. ti - Wrestling 1 p rn 4I Wrmtfr SUNDAY I? p m. (9) College FOdbi't 'IS 12 pm '33) Tt,i5 Is The NFL 17:30 piP.. (74 - Dwg Dickey Football (Highttghts from the Florida Vanderbilt game) -- 73 p rn 6J PJ11 Pr.' ('rr.' I p m U,$) WfIcJ t=TjlI ((in;nnj't, at Botti'l 1pm. (6) - NFL FOotball (Oalla$itNwYork) Wrestliri 7 p in Wiestliviç 7.30 p.m. (9) - It - MONDAY Monday Night Footb&I 131 Louis-el Washrçton) TUMDAY World Series BMetaII (Btonet Clniflfl1tj) - 113(2.51 WEDNESDAY C U 2.*) (irnn Gets Third Shot With Miami MIAMI tAP) - Hubert Ginn, since Harold Hart's 102-yard backs, with both Benny Malone Nottingham and a fifth-round a halfback traded away twice touchdown runback in a 31-21 and and Stan Winfrey sidelined draft pick, which turned out to by the Miami Dolphins, has loss to Oakland's in the season with leg injurIes, be current starting defentive been signed to a third tour of opener. Miami kicker Garo Ginn has never fared well tdckle Randy Crowder. duty with the injury-riddled Na. Yepremlan has booted ground- with any other team but Miami. tional Football League team, hugging squibbler kicks most of But his use as trade halt has Ginn was re-signed as a free Coach Don Shula signed the time since then. been invaluable to the l)olphins. agent last year after the Colts agent Ginn to a contract Thurs1hula Is also short running Shula picked up fullback Don released him. day. He made room for him on the roster by cutting defensive NFL FObatl(K,fls.esCifyatOak3.n) 4p.m. (61— NFL Footb.0 (PhiladeIphI.CtMIlinl) S3O pin. (33) Vlnce 000ley: FOetbllt (Highllghtt from the Georq —',te Mist game) 1) p.ns (7,) - Note Darn. ig,hts (Ftage ci the trig,. North Carolina game, pm. (9) - free- - - 1p.m. (2.5) __ (BrunwItk Showdow from - - __ - - Note It the World Series 5 lOngir than tour gamej NBC wilt pc empf regular programming Thurtda, n.gtt and t!lfit$ th game lwe from Cincnn.1?e starting -at C iS p in - Glnn,a 5-foot-b, 1 pounder, vj pig. had gested he could be of use on the Bethune-Cookman Favored JACKSONVILLE (AP) But Bethune Coach Wesley offense features aerial wizard Bethune..Cookman, Moore is wary of the Albany VIctor Smith, buIl.Iike runner weakened special teams wvj with z three-platoon quar. football team after It upset Willie Collins and a S400I-5, 155also as insurante at running terback offense, is heavl!y heavily favixed Tuskegee 17-10 Pound Reggie Beverly. back. The five-year National favored to whip Albany State of week. Football League veteran is . Geo."gla in the Gator Ikwl They take turns running the &ci to t Saturday nIght. to Tuskegee won the Southern wishbone attack which has against the Phiiadelbia Eagles Their one mutual opponent Intercoikgiate Athletic Confer. brought Bethune a 3-0 record, on kickoff and other has been Alabama A&M. Beth. ence championship last year Albany State, using a wide open beat Alabama MM 48.0 and went this season fa. pro-type offense bed by quar. Shula's concern for kickoff while Alabama A&M best Alba- vored to repeat. terback Ronald Walker, has a 1. coverage has been evident ny 23-7. Buthune's three-quarterback 3 record. UnLiten — - teams. une into I fl b (irt] -7I Ii'c-o pens Wednesday, October 1 for 41 great nights of Harness Racing Action. A, Home of the Original Trilecta wager plu, win, place, show, quinellas every race. Gourmet dining In the aIr-condigjond clubhouse, Grandstand admission only SOc. Free parking! Post time 7:45PM Ladies Nile Thursday Plaintiff. v Grace B Grant, A SInale woman and DE METS, INC Peferant(l NOTICE OF SALE Notice i hereby given that pursuant to a FIlIAL DECREE of FOrCCIoi,t,re entered on Septembic 76. 197% by the above entitled Court Ir the above Styled cause, the - derinp.j United States Marshal, or one of his duly authorized deputies, wIll sell the Properly Situate I SPminolpCnur,ty, Florida, described as I ots 73 and 71. Block "A" ('ROVE TERRACE, according f the' PHit thereof as recorded In PIa , PAQC 17 Public Records o Seminole County. Florida at oubhic outcry to the highest a best bidder fr rash at 17- O'CIoct Noon on October 30. 7975 at the We't cur of the Seminole Count ' Crs,rthcjse. Sanford. Florida Dated- 97773 MITCHELL A NEWBERGER IlNlTEt3 STATES MARSHA L MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA YFNOELL W WHERRY AsFttnt United States Attorney Attorney for Plaintiff Ptihlith Sept 76 Or' 3 10. 17. 1973 PER iae _______________________________ ____________________________ Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: 7S.21I7.CA.04.0 In Re: the Marriage of BILL JOHN HYDER. JR , Husband, arid TRUOI ALITA PIYDER, NOTICE OF ACTION T0 BILL. JOHN HYDER. JR. 7705 Kel?am Court V'rgsria Beach. Virginia YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Oissolut,on of Marriage has been filed against you ad are required to serve a copy of your *rinen defenses, If any, w. H. MORRISON, Plaintitf's Attorney, aliosi address it P.O 80* 656, Maitlend, Florida, 32731, on or before November 5th, 1973. and file the original with the Clerk of this Court ether before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you fcr the relief demanded In the Complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand arid seal of thit Court on September 30. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Mary N. Dar&n Deputy Clerk Publish- Oct 3. ID. 17, 71, 1975 DES 70 ________________________________ - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE flUflOIe Iurl.Chil Notice Is hereby given that the undersIgned, Pursuant to the "Fictitloi,s Name Statute" Chapter 54509 Florida Statute, will register withlherlerknftheCircu,tCourt,In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and for Seminole County. Florida. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. upon receipt of proof Of the CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR r',hlfratlon of this notice, the ii titiouts name. tO wit - THE EARLE SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION OF SANDWICHE under which PROBATE N0 7i'2IOCP are enaeried in business at Forest In Re. Estate Of (ity(q'n'er, HiQhwayl)6, in (Pie' City P13 T S a Ii a ELSIE ELSIE of Fcirpst City, Florida HAGENSEICKER PuTS That the parties iilteqe'sted in said deceased business enterprise are as follows' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thendi'we C Johnson. ic All CredtOr% of the estate of Ruby Alit. Johnson ELSIE P1 ITS a k a ELSIE Dated at Forest City, Seminole P I T T S. (runty. Florida, S'otember 17. 797% HAG E N S C I C K E P ck cased. are hu rCby notified arid Pit'llh Sept 74, 0(1 1 70. I?, 1913 rtquired to file' my- claims or PER IA? demands which Ihey- may have _______________________________ against Said estate in the office ot INVITATION TO BID Clerk of C,rcust Court of eminoIe The Board of Trustees of the County, Florida, ,nthe courthouse at Seminole County Public Hospital Sanford. Florida, within four calendar months from the date of Invites bids upon the following: One (1) pair Class "B" Fire obors the first publicatiOn of this notiCC. Each claim or demand must be n and 51* (6) pair SrnoAe Barrier writing and must state the place of Doort wIth framing. Bids will in Clyde Installation costs rt'sdcnce and post offu' address o' ti,, pi.,.,ani ',.',- n,,i iu, t.a.l'n .,- ,. . by the claimant, Nil agent, or his attorney, or it will become void ' according to law Da'ed September 19th, 797% Pciti'rt p e'tt ,us liecutor James P Panco Attorney for Executor Fi'iday, Oct. Sanford, Fl. - -.-- - - -.----- 10, - Addi'ional information, ol,yns and Louse R Gilpin As executrix of said estate Sidney C. Ward HelIiweII, MeIrose & DeWoIf 1173 Hartford Building 200 East Robinson Street Orlando Fl 17101 Phone: 303511 7000 Attorney for Executrix PubliSh: Oct 10. 11, 197S DES 11 NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that put- speciflcstions are available at the Office of the Purchasing Agent, All bids shall be mailed to the Board of Tn,sts of the Seminole County Public Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All bids shall be postmarked not later than the 76th day of October III South Maitlan' Avenue. ISIS, and shall be received on or Mautlind, Florida Pubtish, Oct 3, 70, 1915 before the 20th div of October 197$. PubliSh Oct. 9, 10, II, 1975 DES 9 013 83 the 5th day of October, 1973, in that certain cause pending in the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY,acorporation,IsPI.Intff, and ANTHONY PAVONE and wife, ALECIA PAVONE. RODNEY L KAY 1 nd wife, MARINA KAY, BARtlETT BANK OF WINTER PARK, and ALLEN SMILER and wife, BETH SMILER, are defendents, Civil Actiøn No, 75-479 CA 05C. I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR., Clerk of th, aforesaid Circuit Court, will at 11:00 AM on the 24th day of October, 7915, offer for Sale ma sill to the highest and best bidder for cash at INC front West door f the Courthouse of Seminole County, Florida, In Sanford, Florida, the following described property, situated and being in Seminole County, Florida, to wit; Lot ii, Block 0, CAMELOT UNIT iwo, according to the ph) Book 16, Pages 93 arid 96 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Said siIe will be made pursuant to • .. -''-' said UnaI(udgment. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of INC Circuit Court By - Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk SHIPIHOLSER AND LOGAN po. Box 777 Sanford, Florida 37771 Attorneys for Plaintiff PubliSh: Oct. ID, 97$ DES-lI "p u' ..,.,. .' .,i 4± V . ' . . . - 'I.., ... . -. ' ''' " . '',c,-.- __________ - .- - . __________ . -- .. .. I : '•. '- -. - .. , .• . '. •••_• -. ', - ..- . . . . C 4 ••_ - ...p,LJr, ' I I f..,,..., • •' I J )1.) • • £ F Lii 1-' 1 11 I U ____________ — F(J(tS. — 11 .. ic,t,tl,,n wknn I'm .,ml,1....l., IL.., :..z...,,.J '"9""I" lII II JUUUtLUJ aPPL1U LU LLL iiJJUieU W1B, (AJL f_Il ,. . . .,.. spot," he recalled, "but I wasn't thinking at the time. I was just daydreaming. My fracture, only a severe sprain. Had the wrist been broken, chances are Waldrop would not Waldrop was the best 1,500-me.. liuthealmostdidn'tgettothe angle on one of the rocks. I meter men's semifinals, track, guess I hyperextended the scheduled for Oct. 18. or in the About a week ago, the 5-foot- hand." final, et for Oct.20. l45'pound Waldrop was Waldrop described the pain Although the injury was not warming up outside the huge as "throbbing" in his left wrist, as damaging as orginally be- off nine consecutive sub-four minute miles on the indoor cii'cult, including a clocking of 3:55, the best ever by any runncr. uiiit- American games, Jai/Ig• football action at 9 a.m. FIRST - SECOND I Ica Sanchez (61 1720 Legal Notice 1973 TWELFTH - FIRST ___________________________ -- .J'uflry L irnmedialeivthereafter; otnerwise a dvfault will be entered against you WITNESS my hand and the seal of thIs Court onlhe 7th day-of Cktobec, 1915 (Seal) Arthur H Becluwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Depute Clerk Publish: Oct. 10, 17, 71, 31, 1915 DES it cxl. NIGHT RESULTS - I Eddy Sanchez (7) 110.710, 3 lca Arana (1) 340:0(7 7) 53350. P (7 21 5)0050 SECOND - 1 Aldana Alberdi (6) 11.10. 360 100. 7 flame Arena ce 560. 160. 3 Echano Sanchez 131 750; 0(68)11300. P (68) 159220 (2 lwithatl6) 57130. (7 7yth Publish- Oct. 10, 17, I7S DES 72 r,ailiu,,, 1 Ceiaya Azp. (5) Big 0 (15 with 55) 51049 Handle .99I. Att 1 617 3.443 Fifth Avenue North -_ - ii 50, 10 20. S 00 2 S-anti MvVerza (3)050. 610. 3 Maruni Mencha (1) 640: Q (SI) 535 20. P I SI 573 30. St. Petersburg, Florida LXJ 'u - 2.516. Harcil- 1 Ahdana Beitia (I) is . 7 20, 7 00. 2 Larri Perez (Al 460,700.3 Ogu':aAlb'erdi(6600; 0(11) 13300; P (74)171.30. Big 0 (76) with all 1 130 20. 76 with all I 40 THIRD — Ica Leni: (37 1770 1 13. 350 7 Aldana Anna (II 110. 470; 3 Larri Albercti (7) 5.00; 0 (7 31 137 20. P (31)1112 50. FOURTH - I Ech'ario Miguel (6) 1500,960,500, 2 CachoPsret (5) 19 50. 1 60: 3 Negui Sanchez (I) 3 60. 0 (5 6) 1107 60; P (65) 5257 90. DO (36) 1331 50 FIFTH - 1. Maruri Bengoa (3) 1750, 600. 310: 7 Santi Miguel (1) 600. 570; 3. Ercloza Menchi (1) 160; 0 (31) 155 10; P (34) $11600 SIXTH - 1 Oqulia Altu (I) 19 50. S 10. 0 10 7 Barre Zarre (I) 1 60. I 50, 3 Cacrio Bengoa (5)650; 0 (I S) 133 00. P SIt $13930 SEVENTH - I ICa Perez (5) II 10. 5 50 Ii 7 Cacho Be,tia (2) - all 5) 11)370 Orguize Anna ii THIRD 5 60. 2 LarriISSO, (le'tli (7 iS 10 560 3 Eddy Leni: I)) I cal. 0 (23) 5.1600 P 132) - FOURTH - 1 Negul.Javi (7) 1320. 5 00. S 30 7 Alava E$or:a (6) 9 70. 10 10 3 Eddy Echave (I) 350. Q(7 6)11700. P126)511790, 00(5 7) II9I7Q FIFTH t Crlaya Muqer:a 76' 18 20, c 60. 1 50. 2 ts'ianljni Eh.ive ()I9), 100, 3 ferminMenct'ua 171 540. Q (36) 11700. (63) $12900 - SIXTH - Domingo EIor:a (I) 900. 1 50. 600. 7 Alava Ectiave U) 6 20. 3 60. 3 Unza Zarre (1) S 00. 0 (13) 2010 P (13) 51130 SEVENTH - I Larri Arena (61 960, 6 60. 1 10. 7 Oguisa Via (3) Sb. 320 3 Ursa Pecet (I) 360; 0 (36) 56 80. P (63) 1711 70 EIGHTH - I AItu (1) II (, 1060. 160, 7 Ercloza Benqoa (i 580. I 20. 3 Fermn Juan (I) 120 Q (2 II 00. P (1 2) 513500NINTH — I CeIaya (1) Il 00. 150, I l0 7 Aguirre (3) $ $0. 7 00. 3 .. - .---------- 0 (3 Alava ill 117 00. 1) 576 00. P Ii 3) 1)1700 TENTH —I. Ferm,n (5)700. 550. 300 2 M.arun,, (1) 520. 310,' 3 Ch,,cho (1)5 50. 0 (1 5)29 40. ((I 1) 6)60. OD (1 I $71 10 ELEVENTH - I flarre Aspi (7) II 00. 9 10. S 60. 7 Arecha Bengoa FIFTH Race TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Chucho Mugver:a SIXTH —1, Alava Perez.? EddyAltu, 3 Plegui Echave, i Domingo Zarre. S Oguiia Javi, a Bilbao Bengoa. 7 Cache, Miguel. I Arecha Eion:a SEVENTH - 1. Echanuo Javi. 7 Barre Beitia. 3 Larri Y:a. 1 IcaAnna, S Eddy Leruit. 6 PIegui Atbe"rdi. 7 Ur:a Sanchez. I Aldana Perez EIGHTH - I Alava Mencha. 7 Ctiucho Beeqoa, 3 Erdcia Aguirre, I Sarh Alto. 3 Marunt Mugvenza. 6 Sala LattM, 7 CeIa,a Juin. Fermi ASpi NINTH - I Aguirre, 2 Juan, 3 7 Ccla',.i C Sale TENTH 1 .Mencha. 7 Alto. 3 Santi, I Larrea. 5 Manuni, o (hucho, 7 Fermn I Mvguerza ELEVENTH—i (lame Zarre, 2 _____________ _ - - .. —v Secena Boot (Shimp) 7 2. 4 Clever Trip (F'ltiptlii) 6 I; 7 Sharp Mill e (Cumm;ns) 31. I Tro.c Wa.' (8eer) 97 TENTH Race a., c-i - pic, II.I : , ,"'' Pund'cap - 1 mile purse 1700 Iron (ty- Nancy (B PeçunJ Ii, 7. ' - ' 31. 8. JOyous : ' 1' ', .,i.. '"'ft. ',. .' .',''.. Domno Perez, I Hockey Harness Racing Chief Pitt5 I 0 0 7 1 2 Detroit IAngeles 0 1 1 1 1 s 0 1 0 0 0 7 0 0 Adams Division Buffalo 1 0 0 2 Calif I 0 0 7 Tcrnt 0 0 0 9 6 9 1 1 0 WaSbn ENTRIES FIRST Race - C-I pace - I mile purse $600. I lran Road Runner (Belti) 121; 2 George Way (B Re'qyr) 31.3 Spring Daisy (Paul6 1. 1 Jefferson Adios (himball) S I. 5 Dons Ann Rider (Mantegna) SI. 6 Race The Wind (Bridges) SI; Barow Dijtchess (Piper') 52. I Birdie P4 VO)V iWhaytinidt Si SECOND Race - C.3 pace - I mile — purse $800. I Great Value (Spniggst IC' I 3 Madam Runner IWiI5,' I SI I Never Renege (Hobbs) II I Or Pull IT Craokl S I. S Bonny Flash (kausnier) 77, 6 Chan(e, Mss 1.iC' ISar ,lka) 31. 7 Singing Sam (Bereznak) 6 $ Navy Sue iDem,anik) 9 7 THIRD Race — 1 mile pace — claiming 11.000 - purse $800.1 Otoca Mis (Ilerezoak) SI. 7 NibS Brat IDe Berry) SI. 3 Cold Wyn IGill) 6 1 1 PfOud Speed (Branacd) 3) 5 Prompt PiCk iFart,ei- i 6 I. 6 Joppa Star Maid (Dvonacek) 10 1 7 J At Mark (Kurtzworth) 7 2. I RebsInidge Rob (F. Taylor) 10 1 FOURTH Race — C3 trot — I mile - purse 1400 1 Star Shield (Hobbs) Mchiianr,a ''t'''"" , •;.. ': 'p" NHL Wales Coner,nc, Norris Division W L T P15 OF GA .J,j,n 2 EIGHTH Race — I mile pace — claiming 17,500 — purse 5450. 1 TrO'Jt Line (Scaturo) 77, 2 Reporter Boy (Foster) II. 3. Vc toria Hans (1 Crank) 51.1 Chance Win (Kurtzorthl 6 I S Veg4 tHy-sell! 51 6 Cumban Fresco tAhactand) 171. 7. Easy Bluegrass (Sabatka 52; 5 Bombay Jay-son (Shump) 72 NINTH Race — 5-3 C-i trot handicap - I mile - purse 1700. 1 Mud Pop (Bridges) S I. 2 Lee Eyre 10 t. I McRoberts (BysilU S I; 1 C .J Rodney IT Taylor) I 1. 5 Mo.(Ne'lsn) 9 7. 7 Paprika Lot. (Branardl 72. I Syntax (Seider' (0) Cacho ASpi. S Santi Bengoa. t Chixho Miguel. 7 Alava Juan. t Arec,,i EcMe TWELFTH - 1 Ceiaa AItu. 2 .',r,jrs Auuirre. 3 Sale M'guel. I Erdoza P,'er'cha, 3 Santi Larrea. 8. 10 I janik) 10 I (Shell) - 5 - Argo Angus (Cros%inl SI. 3 Dancj,i Thing (F Taylor) 61. 4. Poten?,i' Pik 'Udell) S-i. S. Belles At': Ercso:.t i Bioao, S Zarre. 6 Alpi, Ocui:a AlIt.,, 3 — purse 1400. 1. Gotta Go (Newman) 15 1; 2. Hello Dere' (Kalathasl 3 1: 3 Josedale Admirer (Johoson) 151. 1 MisS Chata.Vay (Valiante) 77; 3 Scotch Play Boy (At. Crank) S 2; 6. Lightning Dream (P'per) 92. 7 Senator Mir (Kucia) I-i; I urns rea (D'Amato) Si SIXTH Race — I mile pace claiming 57,100 — purse 1625. 1 MerieVolonodr,ver 7.2.2. Hireco iT Crank) 97. 3 Beth Dean (Bere:nak) 31; 1 Miracle Snow fAllen) I I. 5 Meadow Challenger fiohsnon) II. 6 Steve Row Gil 6 1. 7 Jimmie's Arelene (CroSsin) 51 SEVENTH Race - C.3 pace - 1 mile—purs.163S. I Gao tShelli 6 1. 7 Racso lSeiders) S-I. 3. Flying Hank (Britton) 97; 1 Mirudy Nib Rau $ 1; 5. Ripping PicNic (E. Taylor) 31; 8 Winning Tin-a (B. Regurl 7 2. 7 Lisbon Hanover ii. S Amys Sster (Dem - 1123.061 FIRST — 1 Larri Javi; 2 Ica Y:a,3UrzaBejt(a.i NeguiElorts. 5 Echano Arana, 6. Cacho Len:. 7 Eddy Sjnche:. I Aldana Alberdi SECOND — I Ica Beitii. 7 Oguiza Leniz, 3 Barre Y:a, 1 Echano Sanchez. S Larrl-Elorza, 6 Aldarua Arana. 7 Dna Alberii, i Ead1 Pert: THIRD - 1 EchanoEjoria, 7 Arecha Beitia. 3 Ogu'za Y:a. Eddy Javi. S Larri Len:, 6 Aldana Sanchez. 7 Dna Arana, s. Icet.Iberd FOURTH — I Ursa Miguel, 2 Ne'ui Eloria, 3 Barre Echave, Domingo Sanchez, S BitbaO Javi, Cauio Bcngoa, 7. Alava Zarre, • Arecha Perez. FIFTH — 1 Erdcia Miguel, Domingo Aguirre, 3. Santi Echave. 4 $L, Bengoa. S Celaya Mencha, 6 Maruri A:p1. 7 Fermin Larrea. . mile pace - claiming 51,000 TWELFTH - 7. Fermin Attu (5) I? 30 9 20.7 20; 7 Marurl Larrea (6) 14.30. iS 00, 3 Sinti Mt'fl(hd lIt 600; 0 (56) 105 50. P (56) 1.110 70; Big Q (1 7 with ailS) 179100; (1 7) ,sith all 6) 1194 60 ii . 6 20; 2 Larrl Via (2) 5 10. 110 1 UTZJ EIO(a (5) 3 60; 0 I? 61 113 00. P (6 2) 17560 ______________________________ v',.v ____ Lastyear, during one stretch, (11 610.3 Cacho )i 350. Q (in S44 oo. r c,i 1119 10. MATINEE RESULTS Saturday at Fort Mellon Park Field. The opener will be followed by a 10 am, clash between the Cowboys and Wildcats and an 11 n.m. game matching the Jayhawks arid Rams. Last week the Bulldogs shut outthe Wildcats 34-0, the Barns nipped the Wildcats 14-12 and the Packers forfited to the Jayhawks. ....:... ___________ pain.kllling drugs and was and forced to miss "three days of S(OREB()ARt) Packers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.I517.CA.I3.E VAN and S McCARDLE CATHERINE F MCCAIIDLE, Plaintiffs. VS JOHN B. MILLONIG, et al Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO G LaVERNE ARNOLD 76 Parker Lane Rxhv')er. New York YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for Declaratory Judgrnen$has been filedanid you are required to serve a CoDy of your WI itten answer, if any, to it on H KNOX BETTINGHAUS, PlaIntiff's attorney, whose address is P.O. 80* 1686. Winter Pert, Florida, 327*9, on or before the 10th day of November. ISiS. and file the original with the Clerk of this Court. eithcn before' - _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 0(7 the Packers in Sanford Recreation Department flag wi 1 • I _ — - ieiiuuuruugnpaicnoiaspnaii, '.,n (Seal) S Mary Wilson Arthur it Beckwith, Jr., 5 - Eleanor Walter Clerk of the Circuit Court Co Executors of the estate of By- Elaine RiCharde ALBERT ABBGY, Deputy Clerk Deceased PubliSh. Oct 10, 77, 21, 31. 1975 C 0 Gerald J. O'Brien DES 77 O'Brien C. Freidman ___________________________ __________________________________ - . k' . ".. . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA partes having or claiming to have PROBATE DIVISION No. 75.381.CP any right, title or interest In the real In Re Estate of: property herein described ALBERT ABBGY, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Deceased that an action to foreclose a mor NOTICE TO CREDITORS tgage on the following real property TO ALL CREDITORS AND ALL in Seminole County, Florida: 320 ) 40 1 ?ICgUi Lent: (I) 750. 0 PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Lot 17, S 11) 60. p (52) 1130 $0 Block 1, NORTH DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ORLANDO TOWNSITE, 4th Ad EIGHTH 7 Fent'flin Aspi (1) ESTATE: 560. 5 60. 1 10. 2 Dali Muguersa (5) dition, (Replat of Sheet No. 2), as You, arl each of you, are hereby recorded in Plat Book 11, Page 6, notified and required to present an 25 10. 3 50. 3 Santi Bengoe (7) 1 10, 0 (37) 536 60. P (7 5) 5163.90. PubIc Records of Seminole County, claim or demand which you. or FiOrude, NINTH — t Sala (1) 710. 1 70. either of you. may have against the has been filed against you and you estate of ALBERT ABBGY, 300.2. Zarre(1I S 40,460, 3 Artcha are required to serve a copy of your deceased, late of Kent County, () ? Zarre (1) 510. 1 60; 3 Arecha writtendefenses. it any, to iton van Michigan, City of Grand Rapids. to I) 1520, 0 U 1) 27.70. P Ii 1) Berg, Gay 8. Burke, P.A, at the Clerk of the Circuit Court of' 59310 Post Office Box 793. Orlando, Seminole County, Probate DiviSiOn, TENTH - I Mencha (1) II 10, Florida 37102. and file the original in the Court House at Sanford, 5 20. 3 50; 2 Macun (1) 6.60. 120. 3. with the Clerk of the above styled Florida, within four calendar Santi (7) 250. Q (I 1) 55600; P (1 It court on or before November 12th. months from the date of tht fir-st U1S 50 DO II I) 197 50 1975. otherwiSe a ludoment may be publication of this notice SAID ELEVENTH — I. Oguiza Perez entered against you for the relief CLAIM OR DEMAND MUST BE (t ii 70. 310. 100; 7 Endoza demanded in the complaint or Bencjoa (5) 3 10. 150; 3 Arecha DULY SWORN TO AND FILED IN petition Zarre 7))iO 0115)13100. P (IS) DUPLICATE WITNESS my hand and the Seal of $I3 20 DATED THIS 7th day of October, (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Becluwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Cy Elaine RiChard, Deputy Clerk SI4INHOLSER AND LOGAN P.O. Box 3279 Sanford. Florida 37771 Attorneys for PlaIntiff PubliSh: Oct. 10, 17S DES 75 . . - The unbeaten Bulldogs take CHARLES K BRAPIL., Clii. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO, CHARLES K BRAND RESIDENCE- UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by, through, under or against CHARLES K. BRAND and to all saii final jodrr,eiiI, - .1 - I I U IU I 1 M INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.7404.CA.05.E THE LOMAS & NETTLETOPI COMPANY, Plaintiff, ,__. . # ". FIa g Bulldogs - suant '0 final judgment rendered on the' 5th diy of October, 7975, in that certain cause pending In the Circuit Court in and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUPITY.a corporation. is Plaintiff, and SEMINOLE ENTERPRISES, INC., a Florida corporation, C. D. THOMPSON, and WALL PLUM BING AND HEATING, INC., a Flonidacorporation, aredefendants, Civil Action No 751037 C. I, AR THUR H LIECKWITH, JR., Clerk of the aforesaid Circuit Court, will at II 00 AM on the 74th day of DC tober, 1973, ofer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the west front dour of the Cour thouseof Seminole County, Flor,da, irs Sanford, Florida, the following described property, Situated and being in Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Lot 71 of SANS SOUCI. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Put Book 18, Page 57o1 the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Said sale will be made' pursuant to .,.a .. n,.i. ,n ..,.i.. ,. _a '-"u" "'i" " "r "c i!iJ)) in ' ' . — I I b975 Pan (Seal) Arthur H. BekwIth, Jr. NOTICE OF SALE . . lortunalely br Waldlrop 7975. said Court on October 6Ih, 197$. ' - sidered the United Slates' best bet bra track goldmedal at the Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. ViI'len Deputy Clerk (Seal) Publith. Oct. 70, 77, 21, 31, 1975 ___________________________ DES-il IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 7S2I9.CP t Re: Estat, of JAMES R, GILPIN, Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any chums and cemands which yOU, 0( either of you, may have against Said estate in theoffice of the Clerk of the Circu,t Court of the Eighteenth judicial Circuit. Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida. within four calendar months from the tini,e of the fir-st Publication of thit notice Each claim or demand must be In writing and filed duplicate and state the place of residence and post office address nt claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or atUsrney or the same shall be vOid, Dated at Orlando, Florida, this 3rd day of October, 1?75 -. - otactori nntl dic.. " hrzilnv '".JInni, " tnf'n orney or immediately thereafter' OtPierwij,e' a default will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and the teal of thltCotjrtoritpie 7th day of October,. attorney, or it will become void. according to law. Dated October 7th, 1973. Judy C Crews As Administratrii Carroll Burke Attorney for Estate of William Edward Matlies, Sr. 617 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida Publish Oct 10. 77, 1975 DES 73 _____________________________ "' v v Judgment hit been filed ano you are required to serve a copy of your written answer, if any, to it on Pt. KNOX BETTINGHAUS, Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is P.O. Bot 7656, WInter Park, FlorIda, 32759. on or before the 10th day of November, 7975, and file the original with the Clerk of thiS Court, either before servIce on Plaintiff's alt. claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or hIs anal en n,i',. in taitet, ii '.'.. II'aI that an action for Declaratory calendar months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Each claim oc demand must be in writing and must state the place oi residence arid post office address of ____ ".:.-- _____________ I t A I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NOTICETOCREDITORS ____ ,, , NOTICE OF ACTION TO CHARLES G. ARNOLD 16 Parker Lane All creditors ot the estate of William Edward Mathes Sr., deceased, are hereby notified end required to file any claims or demandt WhiCh they may have against said estate iii the office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole Count -i, Florida, inthe covrThOue at Sanford. Florida, within four - TheJohnsonV-6ZOOwillbe on display at Monroe Harbour Defendants deceased. :' fl .J "•'•'• . . ,....)_ oer 20-foot range _......... SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 75)07.CP In RI: Estate of uNIt Ft) STATES OF AMERICA, Assiii'j,nt hinitiwl States Attorney Attorney •ô Plaintiff Publish Sent ?A. Oct 3. 10. 17. ISiS PEP 17(1 - - -. ..•.• . - The Johnson 200 has been the subject of a number of recent ct,ri.c ,,.'li, lint, a ma"az°" b lead feature in Popular Science. Sine Its announcement b Johnso in I'> A g '1 the ' powerful outboard has been heralded b' marine industry leaders as the r riwer nlant that could usher in a new era in boating. The Johnson 200 has the ability to propel large PIan1,ff, . - - at CATHERINE F MCCARDLE, ". YU ''. FIOr,d. Wife' .4 - - The first 1976 Johnson V.6 200 hp outboard, the most powerful eser produced, has arrived Monroe liabour Marina, Sar',ford The new outboard went on display Thursday, at the Central Florida Marine Trade Association's Boat Show at Lake Buena Vista Villaue I L. 11 Idccorwng to ac rutiuisei,, general manager, OF (Court Seal) .f Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Lillian T. Jenkins OWENS WILL BE THE IN and the undersionerl as Sheriff SeminnIe County. Florida. will at ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO 1100 AM rvi the 70th day of Oc described in the tobpr, A D 7975 Offer for Sale and AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THEIR (i'siriI —,-- INC. :h day- of October. 1975 At OctuUrr, ,y/ RUM NORMA LANG AND LOUISE ninninfl City Hall, lnnq,'vnod. Florida. on the 11th ,$. .4 fl.(.,a. . ,n,. -- . IT). ing Oklahoma Coach a''' Western guitar pickers, etc. Switzer decide how he spend.i Oklahoma, the favorite, is un• his time, beaten 33 games andinto ridesthe a Short of ropin' and tyin' No. 2- 24-gameinwinning streak , .,.-.----,--.-. • I (1fl$fli-e' No 11 as amen and at the Front (West) Door of the REGISTRATION BOOKS WILL DES-76 'i'I'Plrmrnte'd . Se'minnle County Courthouse in CLOSE 500PM ON OCTOBER II, the' pres'nt inning cIiSS,fjCitiO 7915. Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Sanford, Florida. th. ('I '.al( property 'S R IA as that described personal CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL oroperty. classifIcation s drscr,bed in the TROY .1. PILAND CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, That said Ste is being mad, to MAYOR FLORIDA. Satisfy the terms of said Writ of should do more reciUng and Darrell Royal Is tired of bar- less listening to Country & will is -.- ----- a " Arrives Vt- County Public Hospital, 1101 East SEMINOLE ENTERPRISES, Pdrnn Aron. do no business at First Street, Sanford, Florida 37777, and UNITED STATES Dcfendaflt,,ich All btdt shall be posPrnarked not l ('e5'Oflatinqanr1as Qfl'flqthe':on,ng cia' n '. !ItJ$,flI'55 fl*str,ct, to 'ad Property as ihat classification By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS suggesting that certain coaches ()n T\I Florida crwpnrtlon Plaintiff, ,iisr. the question Denver in the deal, a provision which Denver General Manager Carl Scheer has denied. to get back on the ". ' Darrell Royal FAAA Ui F a vo red Over tBa in a fl Sports otor - Forge this winter, allowing him to play In a few Florida Winter Tour events and maybe a couple of PGA stops in the state, . .--- 2 INVITATION TO SID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The Board of Trustees Cl the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. crtari Writ of Seminole County Public Hospitel CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR invites bids upon the foII*lng SEMINOLE COUNT E 1I, thf'fl SOU ur S:rnnflI:CoufltFIrd Florida, I will sell the property 775 feet, tPwncpW..st 6Ofi'i't more or more partIcularly describ:d a NOTICE OF Ii'ç' ti', the Sritjttipjt Corner Cl Sad Situate in Seminole County. Florida. GENERAL ELECTION foIlow Plork A, it'rnp t4rwtherIy along tt'e described as: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I of NI. P,',tm Shadows according Fa'ti'-rly line of sad Block A. 257 to Parcell: Lots 10, 11, 17. I), 11, 15, th.s plat thereof as recorded n THAT A GENERAL ELECTION fN't tO th.' Northeast Corner Of 5I 16,17, 15 id 19, ALSO Lots 23, 21. 25, Page 3 Seminole WILL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF Plat Rook PIot'I A thenrp Wf%t 951 feet to the (N r" I"Pir 26, 27, 75. 79. 20 and 31 of Lake nrcic '1'triten ,ç WINT ER SPRINGS, LORIDA ON Ifl of l'.ninnInq Norma Estates as recorded In the lnt 650 feet THE SECOND DAY OF DECt0lIôw finn at a I F. office of the Clerk of the CIrci,jt Fat and 1017 10 feet North of the EMBER, 7975, FOR THE PUR Drain at th,' ''%4'(,Ofl of the East Court in PhI Book 16, page 4 of Section Post of Section 37 POSE OF ELECTING A MAYOR ' Ciht cii v..v ha' of Atdu Avenue. as Tr.wnshIp 19 Seminole County records. FOR A TWO YEAR TERM; South. Range' 37 East Parcel 2: ALSO the Northwest '4 COUNCILMAN, GROUP 7. FOR A Springsas thenre Southwestern fe'(flrdo1 in PLO Honk 5 Paq 3 curve (flfl(Ave Soi%he'iSterlhang TWO YEAR TERM A ND A of the Northwest ' of the Northwest and the SngtP right of way line of 'a and the South ', of the Northeast COUNCILMAN GROUP 1. FOR A aracl;usr,fl$fe'pt 5 tal.' Pruwi S iii. thence run North f the Northvest ' of the Nor. 1 TWO YEAR TERM. 01 I"-: C9denrees 11' S" East S ieet then(e' r'f SnntP, 51 denre.'s ¶5' 74" thwest '4 and the West '.-, of the THE PLACE OF VOTING WILL west an 5'thwe'te'cly along .i straight line arc Southwest '. of the Northwest 4 of distant, of SA 59 feet thenc. run lIE AT THE CITY HALL, 702 tn point S feet South oh the' Point of North the Northwest 'i of Section fl NORTH MOSS ROAD, WINTER 17 degrees 03' 17" West 147 0 Pennn,ng thefle' North 00 degrees lee?, thence run North 731 feet more SI'RINGS, FLORIDA THE POLLS TownshIp 21 South. Range 31 East; 15' 01' West S feet to the Point of cc at public sale, tothe highest and best WILL BE OPEN F ROM 1:00 A.M le'ss to the St Johns RI th Pe'aflninn (rintAining bidder for cast', at the West Front TO 700 PM llsnuare feet run Sn'th.'asterIy along s.qd RI ("Ore or Ie' CLERK OF THE ELECTION Door of the Seminole Courthouse In isa toa pinnt North of ;he 'flflth.flrpy4tpy,,,.f the Cy WILL BE MARY '4flnlnn;n,', thence run South i tic could create the cpportunity. Hopefully businv will pick up at Valley - .- -_- ing Hera Id. SHERIFF S SALE Pubhcpe(rds tteIivpred MOfi'id ld Still a young man, Oppermann would like to play some more competitive golf If - Legal Notice ('I e'rninoi.. Coiinty FIOridi Plut me as Sheriff of 1975, and shall be received on or , Florida. And I before the 16th day of October 1973. I'ennninn at th.. NOrthwt corner of have I:vlpd, Publish Oct S 9 70 1973 A TUflNflrth2StCCttOth. desrrihe,1nroqownec ii He has run tv virt F,pr,,tlu,, Un Y. W- - ER GIVEN thai All nf flhi'h A. Tract '1. Sanlando HIs last two years following the Sun were less than noteworthy with earnings around $13,000. "But actually I wits playing steadier in 1972 and 1973 than at any time during my career, I was qualifying every week, but missing the cut by only a shot or two," says Steve. entertains Texas Christian. Three darkhorse contenders A crowd of over 60,000 is exfor the Southeastern Con. pected for Saturday's West Vii'. While the Red Sos were doctor, Yawkey asked to see the ference football crown are solid glnla-Penn State war. Penn working out,, Yawkey sat on a He rubbed over the tavorite in a trio of afternoon State, No, 9 nationally, has dubbouse chair itt frOnt of To p Ru nI games Saturday. n g B a c k s To C I a$ h triumphed the last 19 years, exBiw1n's locker, He InteT fractured area gently Tennessee, ranked 19th na- cept for a 14.14 draw in 1958, rupted a chat with a couple of himself, then told Rice to take of himself. tionally, is a twtouehdown and the Nittany Lions are counBLACKSBURG, Vs. tAP) — burn by running (or 128 yards the writers to call over a husky Roscoe Coles of Virginia Tech and passing for another 68. six touchdowns Florida and forced the Seminoles to the choice to dispose of struggling ting on running hacks Jim Ce. young man dressed in civilian State has scored this year. That was typical of Yawkey, and Leon Bright of Florida air. He has passed clothes, for a total of Louisiana State and s.t the falo and Woody Petchel to notch But Florida State Coach Dara man ho considers players state, But Gobbler Coach two of the South's top 195 yards out of the Gobblers' Jimmy stage for next week's showdown another 'ictory over the 10th"Jim, come over here," Yaw- his greatest friends. He treats running backs, will match wishbone offense. rebi Mudra was not happy that Sharpe, asked if he was afraid with seventh-ranked Alabama, ranked Mountaineers. key said In his gruff voice, all of his charges the same as he Walker had to pass so much Virginia Tech might be over- which alrccdy has strung ides Saturday when their The Iowa-Ohio State game "How's 11w hand? What did the did Rice. Seminoles Clyde againsttoGeorgia Mudra confident, said, "We'd better together an unprecedenteti four Saturday is the only Big Ten teams meet In the Gobblers' Walker hasquarterback done far better prefers stick toTech. doctors say? Did you get snoUtYawkey, whose stepfather homecoming game. a ground not be. We're still Just 2-2. Flor- straight SEC titles and is collision where one team is fa. passing, completing 38 of 67 ater X-ray?" owned the Detroit Tigers when game, but the Yellow Jackets Ida State is certainly not a team heavily favored to make it live, voted by more than Coles, a 169-pound sophtempts for 536 "Everything's as fine as it Ty Cobb broke 11110 the major a touch. yards and four of Jumped out to a quick 20.0 lead to be overlooked." omore, is the leading ri*her don, The oddsmakers figure can be, Mr. Yawkey" replied Leagues, has been rewarded among Southern independent Alabama steps outside rookie slugger Jim Rice, whose with Just three pennants Since teams, the top-ranked Buckeyes, 4-0 for 368 yards year was ended by a pitch he purchased 11w club as sole SEC to tangle with Washington after victories over Michigan from scrimmage, Including an of the Pacific Eight Conference, State, Penn State, North Carowhich broke his left hand In owner in 1933. The Tide isa 27-point favorite to bins and UCLA, can defeat the 89-yard burst In Virginia _________________________________________________ giveCoachPaulflryanttj Tech's 23-16 upset of Auburn TALLAHASSEE (AP) like Howard," Hubbard said, loss of star fullback Carlos victory in 51 games played in Ilawkeyes as they please. last week. Florida A&M Coach Rudy "They have a ball control of. Swain, the team's leading rush- Bryant-Denny Stadium. He aLso is the leader In all. Hubbard says he expects the just don't er and scorer at the time, with a Nighttime action is high. purpose running with 659 yards Rattlers win- make a lot mistakes." knee injury in the Howard lighted by the AuburnMike The Bright, a 385-pound soph- niug track Saturday against lie said it was mistakes, fall- game. He has undergone knee Kentucky clash In Lexington, Long Hot Summer omore, was the rushing leader Alabama State. But he adds ure to cover a receiver on a surgery and will be out for the with the Wildcats favored by A Real until he was held to 44 yards by that it won't come easy. touchdown bomb and penalties season, COOL ONE three points in a battle of two I Georgia Tech last week as the "They're 3-I and the game on crucial third down plays that ourtwo frustrated Auburn is "His atsence Seminoles lost 30-0, Bright now they Lost they only lost by three hurt the Rattlers in the Howard club, but we feel weaffect do have first timeteams. In winless in four games for the ha5atotaJof355yardsn,jng points," he said. Electric k,ss. I General SATURDAY years and Florida State cannot key too The Battlers, 2-1 after last . 1 "Maybe this will teach us a Ihubd said. 11pm. (41) .hm Thomas Ou?cicr (Golfer Shirlty Englhorn much on Colts In its attempt to Saturday's 6-0 loss to Howard, lesson," Hubbard said. "We good fuilbacks behind him," Kentucky has lacked a scoring CentraIAIrCOIIItIoning fi$he for pike end %majlmoijth bats; rim hsfling in Tetas surf punch in struggling to a 1-2-1 I Syfem improve a 1-3 record because of will entertain Alabama State In can't make those kinds of misfishing In Bermuda He said sophomores Harold record. Tech quarterback Phil Rogers. a night game. p in. () CoIleg Football Pre Game takes and still win." a i PLUMjp Sessoms and Reginald Carter Mississippi State visits Rice Rogers keyed the victory at Au1245pm, (ti— CoIleoeFootball (MctoganatMlc ginS?) 'i'hey're going be about WALL Florida A&M suffered the will play in place of Swain. HEATING, INC. 1213pm, (2.5) World Series Bo'lJ •t 60510(l) in another night game, generalIpm(3S)—NFLGameotfpWk ly regarded as a tossup —3224S2 — 1ContInued from Page 1-B) rlortia. Playboys — and now Switzer Wishbone-T backs, Joe Wash- Once be sets, he can't then drop era,i right-bander said. Le9al Notice -______-___-_____-.__;-,__ - Fernandez Subpoenaed In Marijuana Probe VERO BEACH (AP) — Defen.'uve tackle Manny Fernandez of the Miami Dolphins football team has been subnoenaed -' by --------------'V tndlnn Rit'r Ca'%,IntI, UI URIJIL1UEJ with a $1-million drug raid In August. State Attorney Robert Stone said Thursday that Fernandez' name appears in an address book found aboard a 40-loot yacht loaded with marijuana. He said his name also appears as the lienhclder on the hUe of one of the trucks confiscated in the raid, OfficIals declined to say whether the address book belonged to Donald W. Elrick, 29, of Miramar, who owns the truck on which Ferandez has the lien, N1ce uPon I N1flwtd Florida Ihat said City a fI AddticnaI information, plans and FIRST MORTGAGE COR CN'ncll will hnttf a pub'i hear,nq- afcw,Iri"' rndered in the cpeciflcations are available at the PORATION OF WINTER HAVEN, a corporation, Out To Rope IN BRIEF BOSTON (AP) - At a time Bowl. So football should let the Bay and New Orleans still *re winless Browns, who'll have to when y should have baseball World Series hold center stage. seeking thlr first victories, find a way to stop Don Hardon the brain, the National FootSome NFL teams understand They may, for all anybody eman if they want to keep the ball League completes its first and have been cooperating. knows, still be on strike, score respectable. month of action Sui'iday. Four weeks into the schedule, Last week's record was a Oakland 20, Kansas CIty 10 It seems unfair. Baseball New England, San Diego, healthy 10-3 runnIng the seaBack when the Chiefs were a doesn't Infringe on the Super Cleveland, Kansas City, Green son's log to 30-9 for .763. contender, this was one of the This week's picks: league's best matchups. c '? - - --. i ' -£LJV ivi vviii w oe on me The Rains are about due to right t' ack and scored a con- bceakoutaninctllkethesuper RC1S I.7et LOC)K vincin1. victory over Kansas Bowl team everyone said they City on the road last week. ould be. Buffalo 30, BaltImore 10 MiamI 35, PhiladelphIa 11 If the Bills are this good The Dolphins always play without All-Pro defensive back well in the Orange Bowl and are (Continued from Page 1-B) him like a hawk. I think any Robert James and flashy wide about due (or a big game. trouble will be with the step." receiver Ahmad Rashad, imag. Philadelphia had Its biggie a cerned with three things. me where O.J. Simpson and Co. week ago when it upset Wash"The first is the slow step-byhowever, anticipates would be if those guys were ington. step drop c his hands," said flO Tiant, problem. Fleig. "He has to throw the ball "He can say what he wants. i healthy. WashIngton 24, St. Lath 7 14 Despite some seeming overwhelming oItacles, Oppermana sees his time and efforts paying off. Membership is increasing and so are daily greens fees. "No one can touch us on greens fees," he notes. Nine holes costs a golfer only $2.00 and 181s $2.50. That's seven days a week. Now, lithe club could begin showing substantial profit, Steve could get those greens looking like emerald velvet. A native of San Francisco, Oppermann attended San Mateo Junlo College and won the Western and California amateur titles in 1964. He also was runnerup in the 1963 National Publlnx, losing in the match play finale to 1970 Citrus Open champion Bob Lunn. With these credentials, Oppermann turned pro In 1964 and joined the tour in 1965. "it was a struggle starting out, but I NOTICE OF LONOW000. FLORIDA Noticeof Public Hearing t(i WIfC)P, i •,4y CONCERPd Oppermann: Get Into Spirit— Valley Forge Return To I By JIM WARTERS Herald Correspondent - Legal - - Boston 0 I 0 0 1 ' :".-'. 9 NY 1 0 0 1 0 I 0 ' 1'' 0 7 Island ',, 3 Campbell Confere,lce Patrick Division Phiiphii I 0 0 7 S NY Ranqrs 0 0 1 1 2 Atlanta '.P''. -' , ' ., I 1 0 I 3 1 I 0 0 0 0 1 2 7 3 2 2 2 0 0 i 0 0 I 0 I 0 1 1 0 i 1 2 1 3 "' 'C'.'.ç'..4 Smyihe Division Vancvr Chicago C St LOu'S Mon Thursday's Games Philadelpha 3, Wasnntao Montreal 9 . - "'".'' Los Boston I Angeles it Ne* 1 __________________ __________________ __________________ York drickson 51; 3 Otbutinte Tatt Rangers (O'Kelle'y) 97, 1 Impulse (WcIS'yl New York Isjanders at Bc's II. S MiSs Mary Regal (Shimp) 8 I. 6 Cousin It (Brainard) 77. 7. California at Phiadelphia Marcon Gel (UdeIt) Si. I Deleori Vancover at Chicago Babe (Nt'elj) 3 I " I Buffalo 1. Detrot 0 FrIday's Game New York Rangers at AtLsnta Saturday's 3ames Angeles at PIev Los York. Islanders Philadeloha ,ii Miqv'ievt,, St Louis at Montreal Washington at Pittsburgh California at Detroit Vancouver at Kansas C'ty Chicago at Toronto Sunday's Games (Hen ' Tc.rynto it Buffalo S -- -- . -- ' -__S __S _S__S'S_' S- _ ' __: . -- . .'=SSS'. -- '=' - . ' '' -.... - . = -. . - , ......-S.., - ----- ._ -; - - -- -. - . ------- . - . -- - - . . - - - -. - - - -. �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct. 10, IV7S CommonCrime8 numanow - ISEEK& - - ____ ___ 4Personals 41-Houses - TONIGHT'S TV __ MARRIAGES ( Pstlormed -_ E'IENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6, 8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Wonderful World Of Magic 525,000 Pyramid Hollywood Squares (13) All-Star 9:00 (2, 8) Rockford Files (6) Hawaii Five-O (13) Stagecoach West (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:00 (2. 8) Police Woman (6) Barnaby Jones (13) Burke's Law (24) Pin To See A Peep Show 10:30 (35) Portrait Of A Champion (44) Greatest Sports Legends 11:00 (2.6,8.9) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2) Tonight Show 9:00 (2. 8) Secret Life Of Waldo Kitty (9) Grape Ape Show (24) Electric Company (44) Gerald Derstlne 9:25 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Rock 9:30 12, 8) Scooby-Doo Where Are You? (9) The Lost Saucer (13) Movie (21) Mister Roger's Neighborhood 9:56 (6) in The News 10:00 (2. 8) Land Of The Lost (6) The Shazam Isis Hour 16. 44; Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (35) Friday Night Fights (44) Movie 12:00 (2) Movie (8) News 1:00 (9) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Midnight Special 2:30 (2) Daily Devotional (44) Movie 3.00 (9 4:00 (44) Movie 4:45 (9) Movie 5:30 (44) Movie y: New Adventures Of Gilligan (24) Sesame Street (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Run Joe Run (9) Uncle Croc's Block (24) Carrascolendas (33) Jetsons 10:56 (6) In The News 11:00 (2.8) Bey And The Planet Of The Apes iii (24) 35 11:25 (6) (9) 1130 (2) (6) (8) Growers Almanac (8) 7:00 (7) (6) (8) (9) 7:0 (2) (6) (I) 8:00 (2) (6) (9) Devotional Across The Fence Sunrise Semester Laurel And Hardy I Dream 01 Jeannie U.S. Of Archie Banana S p lits Bozo's Circus Jabberwocky Fllntstones Go Emergency Plus Four Pebbles And Bamm.Bamm Daily Hong Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Street (4-4) WMIv' Wnrkthrv', 8:25 (6) in The News (9) Schoolhouse Rock 8:30 (2) Sigmund A nd The (9) (24) (35) (4) 11:56 (6) (6) 12:00 (2) (6) SPECIAL Jerry (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) Encounter Choice Of: Meat Loaf Or I Fried Chicken \ Josie And The Pussycats Valley Of The Dinosaurs lnformati,n 8 vau D '1 I ( ; H V it A ( I ii ' 1' J I Instructjons: The hidden names listed below appear forward, backward, up, down, or dia g onally in the puzzle. Find etch hidden name and box it in as shown: FORGERY ARSON HI1II3FHY FHAt'l) nt't-u;i.-ltV l.AIuF:NV (ONSi'IRACY Iil(.AMY HIOTIN( Iit.ACK'4Ali (ON1EMI'r TOMORROW: Ilodkei'odEe'C" For Those Under 20 _________ ________________ Go USA Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids Information American Bandstand (24) Our Story Lamont decide to sue. The producer is black, and the network head is Anthony \tjk not to be con- (35) Holiday On Wheels fused, of course, with NBC's real-live chief of programming, e BY JEANNE The 07i S art TOP FIVE ALBUMS HARRISON Herald Servliea "Captain Fantastic And 1. ferson Starship Ohio Players 4. "Honey" 5. -Between The Lines" - out of every last one of Last week's records from seven to 10, to be replaced by four newcomers. Are You A Go Getter? Geddes 3. "I'm Sorry" - John Denver 0 . 141 Are - you please explain portal cirrhosis of the liver? Does It L 4 HOT BISCUITS Served Daily A' usually cause internal bleeding? Are there any early tuve other forms or cirrhosis of the liver from entirely different causes, including blilary rct symptoms and could un- disease associated tributing factor along with IUDØ .wtn1 rT1 " 4 TA$ y iauL& a "OF Hwy 46 (W. First St.) At 1-4-Sanford - Must MICE the lobes causes the liver OCT. 23-25 - 2759101 I 30 £UMAN T1CUT rnio (lEN ADMISSION - scarring TRI • WwAs OILY A PRACTICE RUl. - Thl8I3ThER,ThI The Scarred tissue t Pa" 1Oadboc1al BIG JIM MITCHUM 14. ', iiN5Ra.iOo, 'r HOT-ROOOipi 510101TIL110 8"111111111 -. ¼ I it, / -' source is by affecting JUST EAT OUT, DINE OUT AT THE - Ali OLJiA(,tOLJS (ikLn or TLSTLRTIAIS' Stir-Il14(10(5'-- NOT 108 CONIUUD ITM flIt CrCII1t L - ' __ I ___ , -: ,1i_iis v .-.w- 1.5' IMf1ft0C0tO* $00 1, 11:00 K I i • --, - 4 -- - II - - * Wk - . .... .. - -. , - ,rj,,,.._ , iu.5J_z'.z5_.! . f:'ts_I'-±5r5.'F5 . -_ - ff2:±-sr_J,s..5± .. . . -_ ,'"s_- - -_ir5_ ..- - - - , - -, '_ . . _ ' f!;___.__= __ ,'., . . . _-.',?_ .F - le - - wn'e%% Real Estate - 37- ssiness LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom, 7 bath home' on lakefront. I car garage M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Ri-at E',tate Broter 101 W St St -- -______________ NEED 15.000 (Ci Second mortgage on $71,000 home First mortgage balance. 50,000. Will pay maximum allowable inter es t Cal' 731)4) evening', arid weekends __________ Sacrifice--- 3 bedroom. 1 bath, carpet. 51.000 down, assume $115 per month By Owner Call _____________________________ Orlando 67$ 1565 Over One Acre Great country living n thiS 3 bdnoom frame home nestled among many Shade tree's, Central heat & air New roof & fenced Hurry' $70,000 CaliBart Real Estate REALTOR 373 794 It's like pennies-from heaven wten you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad 373 6061 or 323 OSIleves ___________________________ ' Kids outgrow the swinci set or small (i( cln- Sell these rile ti-ms with A want ad To pIacc your ari. Call rur trierClassileci -icily gal at The 1737611. or All 93_,__ Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And OWNER TRANSFERRED- 3 BR. 1' baths. C HA, carpeted, fenced, FHA approved, $550 down to gujlifie'd buyer Acreage JOHN KRIDER ASSOC w. Garnett White Stemper Realty Broker, 107W commer cia l Sanford 37? 734) ____________________________ FHA-SMALL DOWN Exceptional bu y-) beetroom', ; bath',. utility room arid carport. Back yard walled $21,900 (ntral Florida", MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 4"I 19195 Frenth 372 1374, 373 1196. 372 1931 3?? 1959. 377 116.1 ' TAFFER REALTY RPII 14ea1 (State Broker tt,'W)F ?',,hSt 3726655 Stenstrom . 373 6351 REALTORS - I inanu'inn $11 1 549 TUCKED AWAY ON QUIET side Street, under a large oak. Paneled family room. Pric ed at $73,000. See at 1509 Paloma BROKERS Days-)?? 61 23 Nghts)72fl57 NOT OLDER- BETTER? Large I BR home built ID.' a large family or a small family that wants lots of room Cor ner lot, central heat aIr. Gotta set FROM 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 Professionally Manqed JkI1Fi1)L1b1 .. . _5- . . - ' -.5u, = _ - . . F or Your Junk Cars ---373 1379 - 46 1969 1-Bird, clean, 60.000 miles; 68-Wanted to Buy ________________ . $1,200. Phone 323 9170 or 323 414. -CASH 3224132 t97OMaverick,air For use(i trn.!urp ipi,1ne'. tOOlS Good Condition, $900 etc Buy 1 or 1001 itemS Larry'S 373 5590 after 6. Mart, 715 Sanford Ave _____________________________ 1971 Vega, lOw mileage, excellent buy At $1,395 373 1570 or $31 1605 Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cas se l Df$t er . berry, Hwy 17 97 830 ______________________________ 1961 MG, new radial5 4 Almo',t new top, radio Good used furniture wanted for 90 4 private party 373 1S20 Call 371 Sll6 after S 4 ________________________________ ________________________________ 1966 Pontiac Catalina, power akes ,-,s ANTIQUES an steering, air COnditiCh, 1400 I Piece or Housefull Phone 373 7705 after S pm. CASH 323-4321 .. 1972 Gremlin X. factory air, $1,795 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If 37) 8570 or 1)44605 Dealer Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any , 1944 P on tiac Convert ibel, 010. good _________________________ Condition, 5600 321 0935 We Buy Furniture 1971 Mercury Marquis Colony Park I DAl,'T' 3 13 93 passenger station wagon, ex ____ ceptionally clean & fully equipped New Michelin radial tireS Cne 72-Auction son _______________________ owner. 51,995. 373 1795 or 373 7110 1961 COMET Auction SalePcmsGoød 1150 Phone 3212 4319 FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. 1971 Volkswagen Sports Bug. Round maple table, d-nette table 8 Marathon Silver metallic, black chairs, king size bed, dimwasher . Striping, radial tin-i, P or sche type old chests, dressers . IV'S arid seat',. AM FM stereo, beautiful misc items uA AtI kinds car $7,795 Call Don Pope, 3fl - It yOu don't believe that want ads ing rlt5, try one, and liSten to your phone ring Dial 322 2611 or all 55-Boats & Accessories SALE OR TRADE, 16' Boa?, with 10 HP motor 8 trailer. Will trade for small car ?ht runs good. 323 7051, 1966 Chrysle. Outboard engine, HP, new leg & lo*er unit with controls. 5300 373 155.6 after . ROBSON MARINE 2977 I4,-, 32.? S961 ________________________ )6 Dell'sAuction Ati Service Si Schwinn. Dealer. 196$ VW, excellent mechanical condition, new engine $750 373 3620. Hwy 36, West Sanford 323 5420 BUSINESS DIRECTORY "-; EXPERTS RERDY TO SERVE YOU - JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY '$ - : I.. - :entral Heat 5 Ar Condfioninij For free estimate',, call Carl Harris, at SE AR S in Sanford. 372mi lrter,nr F ,iCr,. PairIng 25 yn-Ar', f'sp,-nirrc AlSul min'r V Werkman, 6608730 _______________________________ Nee- help 'P'iit SAlur5',y fat)' Pardon nIrw', *0,30*'. hung By the Ptajr ov 177 9)45 rpp,.r AIP C0NDIT I 0NIN0 REFRIGE P .1 ION. DUCT WORK 71 hour service All naheS Yi'F5 AIR CON 1)IT1O141(, ':: n-$c Screens ." ' .'. (,çti'.r 5 D:.;r Scrr'rs rr,,i,. Rei'a.rs , r. r'?pr ,nr pr,te-, hr 'ci P. C'Oj Beauty Care - ritnr or .' ' r- Photograpmiy by Munson Cockayne Fin wedding pI',ots reasonably priced Phone 373 6304 ' Plaster,nq - A. - su. ved " PhabImg Alootootoottt NO PiOmL 4 S,ippitmFxtur, Water Healers. Sa.m.-10 pm ttiru Saturday 2531 S Park Dr',e Ph 373 5617 RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE V ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRY AND REPAIRS 322 133$ Aluminum ____________________________ nl ,.,- ,.,_..., 721 2704) n, ' Pressure Cleaning _______________ __________ A&ACLEANS.L F'?cr Cr cit r -lUwgm rrt-' urt - fl(J ,.t. - ').'.F P'', lIFALITV 5'"LON Cli .I H ii N I _______ ESTEPSON LAND c.Lt.. "'lNG i C&A rosk jidhigs A full $500 moving allowance when you buy a new Granada Townhome at Sanora.' Move n for less and you keep the difference . See whet Granada Towntiomo has to offer. Over 1,650 square feet 01 living space - - Including 3 bedrooms, 2'2 baths und plenty of closet', A private courtyard entrance. enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors. central heat and atr, color.cooldinated kitchen and much more Complete recreatior.al facli! maintained by the Sarora Hcre'.',r.t,i i550CtJtion On closing ise pay your InItIal fee ($400) and first year's membership to March I, 1976 Prices range fr om $30,900 to $33,500. Move in for as little as 5/. down with financing at 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25'/. (A P.R.) with 20% down, No closing costs.. Monthly maintenance I.e covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collection, structural insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhomes qualify for the 5% ix credit. . 'I.-- z I.. CA C'I 1. Z 2 Granada L.' igums5oyt,ird. 8,. . , - fl Saiera Sar'lsd. Ftqid* 13tH CAURART RtAL ISTATI. Rest [state Siok,, . Broker coop uaiik Pr.suty sales iffic. his,',: I t. 7 U.'ui,y is Ftiô I Ia 7 SiIn4, & 5n4ij Plus 005) 322 $721 ii 32)0040 12t ilk 9 Iqval Niqnie Oflvflihui. CivOl Hoinuu$ Lelider ac ore . II All iii JiJ rn.jt.jt4', Free PikuD and Delivery .1 5'l",ct (I, r,.. r' '.os ISCS Sr . .,-, 1 . ,-r- '' vnu - - - . .- -, --s.'':-t- . : W Pet Care ROWE SEPTIC TANK I (e-mum R'.rvinrt ln',ur,j r00 rn-ic' .'-pt., 'anks .n',latlat ' F, ljt'. DumDf'd _______ , P I °ET 4(51 INN oarang 8 Groom.ng Ph. 122 4357 __________ ' : ' Looking for qardL;i e'qu:prrent? Read today's Classified acts for gcoø bu5s 1 . 16 . 1 . 1 e__ •fliHfl9 Drilli g n - I WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types anus size', rear ,i'-ci %erivce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO "Y A 7-j c' 322 6-I)7 110" '' : To List YOUr BUS1 aillillif Dial 322-2611 or 83] 9993 - .. - -.'..',-' '' L S iJfl& delivery Call for Ire" u-',?m,s!c, 701 E Commercial 123 6,151 PAUL 3141(4 Professional Wallpaper Hanger licensed Residential. Commercial Free Estimates Ph 1216&y3 -:. '..' - ' ' D W auu a l l -aper5ng ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 372 8465 SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 305 37) 3939 -10 .i"W .. ,"5,-,.i iS'.-.' - Post Control y('i%-J Are h,'.y,niq ilifticully finding .1 plate- In Ivr car tOdrive, a ,Oø. '.4"014' (rqyi(eh,tve need ot. reaø all Our want Ads i-very usa, ', ' Upholstering '' -. Y, - Carpentry Pe-n',j.i'lnq Aid-toni. Custom Work L'censed. Bonded Free estimate 373603$ ' ,- 9 " repairing 1-jomeImprovements ' - : t.. i 7)1% 17 Fir''' rr -.t i 't'-n:I,-'. .'. C I')-i".icN'd PPOC biN I' N ii) 1700 . - -4 1el" rh'' _______________________________ r'rSIORA(,I lull, UlNO _.,± Penta Treated T,mhi'r, ThermAl 5t? uO ste-el SPF(lALlZf IN LO CO.T I'1AP450P.45 SHOE SHOP. 221 E Is? Landscaping Edging LawnsSt 3779992 Come .ar d see us 'or F My Budget Terms Available 069 0111 Mowed Buck Thompson after 9 cFMIPIO( E STEEL CO ShOe We t'ave 'tps for y-Qurdaneshoes Cciirs tori t',tj', NO LONGER USED CAMPING I' your dog GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT Offim $ NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD.. 011r CiO :ti Sep?.-'her X. 17 5 2 i:' - Roofing lSIJDC,ETS ARE 51F RED WITH VALUES r ''t THE WANT AD sawn - ,~' - l PM -- ~gf_~. ~ 7,~' ` - STOP NI) I PuNK A MINUTE It Lane (IC' nu, liii ii rt cia1 AtIhndsofdiqg'nQ House trailers ClASsIfied Ads dim t work Stored & moved 372 9147 thffC sOuldn t be A11V it! '"' DRIVE 'N TV 5(45 ICE I Sery.çe 707 Live' Oat fltd Cisssclberry Phone $31 96.41 Backhoe ServIce ?4,j;r-.,1 :.'.-i .' Radio & IV bullØOzing Excavating Ditch Work. f II ri-c?, I 0 jOt 373 59,5) Bookkeeping - 323.7860 SALES BY KISH 321.0041 REALTORS REAL. ESTATE CAS" _______- - - - YARDSALE-- Saturday 8 Sunday, Oct. fi A. 12. Corner of Georgia Ave. & Seminole High School, From 10 til 6 ________________________ , Y) I,~;)ti - - pticne' 322 513 322 - COP4VCNTIQNA, VAS000WN95 0/ FINANCING FO AVAILASLE 8% Each Woodmere Home Features central Heat Also Air, Shag carpeting In Living Areas, Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I t t Come On Out And Sic For Yourself, - . 80-Autos for Sale - __________ - I Small Pony Garage Sale: Saturday and Sunday, 194)7 Mellonville Owner moving, all furniture and misc. must go. ' You've got - - - RUMMAGE SALE Oct. 10 & Ii. From 9 to 1 1603 Wynnewood Drive, Sanford 373 0944, PEALTCS' .'S-_:..i ]'' _'_, 6151 , . : 'I Chihuahuas, AKC. some very Small 1973 'Ir.;,..Ii;e' Xarrnan GPiia. : Dachshunds miniatures. AKC 24000 mi ore owner, new tireS. -. Animal t'iairn '*'rrnl', 322 5757 regular maintenance. $7.750 373 . -4330 ext. 733 A',k for Linda. . Between 8 310 & S 66-HorseS :- 19 60 Chevrolet Station Wagon, r uns . - . . . - - Forrest Greene, Inc. $168900 by MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES l9U Chev rolet ton, 4 wheel drive. air. PS, PB, AM FM rado, 916 miltary tir es 373 8-405 F P F F Y ITT EPIS t o.,od homes. nonit heencl Call alter So m (7'1i%- Ill Hvs Drive Yard Sale, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9 't,l. 7517 S. Orange Ave Moving-Everything (except furniture) goes By 7 Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced yard. 1901 Summerlin Ave 18.900 nw male offer 377 1)97 Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.8670 or 831.9777 113 Prof e ssional Poodle Grooming by Betty Campbell Mon. thiru Fri --372 1061 : 1 1 Air Conditioning RAYMONt" 'A BALL Pro ri-at Estateftroker 3I All Hrs 337 2751 8)7W 1st St Sanford Or' I ,ibr Urn' (Soiling SPNt 9('li,t'Pii'i,'.-' t)rprs Carpi'ting *Sep Dining Room'. - ----- Garage Sale, Wednesday thru Saturday, 9to S. 2101 Stevens Ave Furniture, clothing, lots of misc. Rebuilt ladies 130. 3721671 ev es DIn ________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ies _______________ - $i BALL REALTY 1 Year Leases 0 SECURITY DEPOSIT Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fum. or Unfum. aL i- _____________ -.- 1977 Chevrolet 14 ?Ofl ,.,. cellent Condition Reasonable price 3720977, _________ - i 1971 Dodge Ram Charger 1 wheel drive, full power, oir conditioned. SA ?) 323 7275 after 5. 65-Pets-Supplies COLOR TV, $11 95 MONTH RFPITAL PURCHASE PLAN SU 1006 - for Rut ' 58-Bicycles ' uL,is',JurY MIS -REALTORS _____ 0 ii.:.. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Fient Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Stampooer(oronly5l SOperday C"RROLI F(JPPIITUPE ______ ________________ - fran-i RCA Color TV New picture tube, $770 371 nfl ....0 PEAl. lOWS qpment Solid state Stereo, Color Console TV; also black & white portable. 373 070.8 ___________________________ TV Antennas installed. Also music. irtercom. paging system', New or old construction. 372 7996. South east Video - STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES family room, central heat and air, carpet, fenced back yard with pool and patio 110,000 3710041 s 1 4 . -. Luxury Patio Apartments NEARLY NEW- 2 bedroom. 2 bath. __________ . Two ton 1969 International Truck, for fruit hauling New tre's, good CoOd.tion 51,600 3 49 57&4 -- - 372 1917 SFPVICE BEY O ND THE (OPITIIA" Your MLS Agency - 79-Trucks-Trailers NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wodruff' (,a'dn Center 6431 Cn-Ier v Ave j ntord Vs H HERbS' TV 1200 5 Fr ench. 373 1734 16' Flbecgtas garage door, 6bowl ing balls, NCR cash register, wedding gown size IS; Call 372 $526 ardens . . T. SUNDAY ONLY Table band saw; 1 ' jointer; I? hp Sears tractor implements onlycultivator, disc harrow, 47" blade and 3 point hitch assembly (easily adaptable to any other tractor); small oxygen resus Citator; small oxygen bottle-',; very small presto torch. .410 shotgun; Westminster chime Clock; 3$ 58W Pistol, 1" and holster, 20" propeller exhaust fan., 4 cycle mot or cycle; tOols; 200 it of I" pressure ho',e; miscellaneous Directions-West on 16 past t 1 3 mites to Lake Markham Road, left to Sylvan Drive, left to Sylvan Drive, lef t tp%irdho,jseon left Plsone3ll-5900. G eneva Kish Real Estate 322242 0 Anytime 3)0 613') . - - -' - . 53-TV-Radio-Stereo v ,tcpien Bathroom Cabnct Count er top',, Sink', Installation avail Able But? Cahell 3735057 any time - - _______________________ 50--Miscellaneous for Sale LONGWOOD-DiJpIei. v. no down, no loan costs. 537.900 3391316 l1i' Spec(raclde granules for lawn in sect control. GardenLand. 1400W. 1%? St 373 U)0 KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, Service. used machines ".00NEY,PPLlANcEsnoa ,; _______________________________ Merchandise Aluminum awning stielter,l0.170. " 19 70 Yamaha. 360Entlijra GoorlCondltion.s3to 373 3970 ________________________ Motorcycle Insurani:,' BLAIR AGFPI(V 37) " _______ Free Iawnmo.ver blade sharpenng. Authorized Gravely & Itolerus Dealer Camco, 310 W Melody Lane, Cassetberry 3)96417 Hotpoint Stove 5100 or bCt of(er Call 371 0967 FULLER BRUSH ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. - 78-!Vb)torcycles __________________ -- _______ FMINOI.E (0 Acreaoe tracts. smAll anuS Ia'a'- 57000 cer acre ann1 ip 1,'rr- Ru'alty. Realtor f 0711 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -. SELL TRADE 311 3 1 5 E First St 373 5672 _____________________________ - Rauteres. 112 93 •* rancp REELS BODY SHOP. IOc Ayn ___________ 62-LaWn-Garden SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED s Sanford Ave373 9370 46'-Commercsaj Property I APE MARY- New 3 bdrm P'emn7.SAIi" cntOr Selections Pa,ii'd 'tre.-'$s city water. 171.500 rinly 5700 ntc,wn Government - - BY OWNER- 10 lots off West 25th St 323 8949 after S p m _____ _____ _ Refrigerator, 19 Cu. It., Amana, White, good condtlon, Bar, wall divider, end fables Call 377 5470 after 6 p m. _______________________ 76-Auto Parts - OIIAI ITY APPLIANCES AT pt.Pr,AN PRICES SANFORD .Ii(ltfl '1737310 -- P.5,ike your Budget go further, mop the Classified AdS every da ___________________________ NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT NOW WITH A CLAS S IFIED AD ____________________ Whirlpool Refrigerator Fine Condition, $75 173 5609 aclriculturetandwth po'..Sbitity O rezoning to accommodate 59 bulldingsites for low cost housing. Water available Sale price, 571.000 M UPISWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 303W Is? St. 373 6061 or 373 0517 eves. - LAKE MARY- 1 bedroom home with 3 bath',, also a den, family room, and basement Dressing room with master bedroom, walk in closets, c entral vacuum. Also an attached apartment for a roomy i.500 ',q ft. of space. Just listed Be the first to see it at 165.000 CALL US SANFORD-- 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, shady yard, air Condition. er Will d'cker or Swap 519,500 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY 3 bedr oom, 1', bath ,-r,i,*i ha f ni Walk to elemen tary, bicycle to college VA available $21,S00 CALL NOW WINTER SPRINGS 3 bedroom home, carpet ed, fenced ba ck yard with utility thed FHA available, $71,150 WE TAKE TRADES DUPLEX- Purchase FHA. live 'n on e Side, rent the other. Lowir your cost of living. New FHA Ion available Call now -- 52-Appliances Approiima?ly 70 acres of prime - I Used office furniture Wood or Steel un-si', fe'tjp desk & chairs. s.'reta,,aI desks & chaIrs, straight cha,r, filing cabirsef',.is CastianciCarry P101t 'S (Assetberry, 17 97.5)0 1206 _________________________ PlO A1 HAL COLBERI REAL1 V INC ?07E 25th t 37)7332 HAL COLRERT.QEALTOR Fvr'c 377 06)7or 377 1$7 Eve-S Selina wil:ia"ns 372 151) Builder ______________________ SANE OhIO'S SALES LEADEN _zz.zzZ. - - Property Office space near Fairway Plaza, newly decorated, carpeted, central heat and air Ample pa rking. 377 6802. Avenue - Garage et'iciency apartment Small deposit, $00 mon th Call Orlando IS] 1109 efficiency apt, upStairs,) b lock from town, low rent, looking for good tenant Call 373 .-.SiO9 after 6 p m - - 31Apartments Furnished ,4 4h Color -. - WF i IVA I7IVFR Adult Dark rife-vim IRhino rAnneing and rrvn-,'nlen,e clnie SiirrO,jnd,'uS hi p',',ait,ii nit i'S lri'r'S 177 r5eR-ary. Adult'. I BR , air, c'ose to Stnret, cPii,rhi's Ideal for retired person'. 696110 or 377 5051 targe 7 bedroom dOwnstairs apt. dining room, kitchen, living r oo m 3 btk', from town Call 323 5109 alter 6pm - -- lease - Eiceplionafly nice unfurn apts. n duplex I BR, $115. 7 BR, $165 Carpeted, air con dtioned, kitchens equipped Best Sanford residential area, quiet 8. Safe Adults only. No pets 372 1795 SAN MO PARK. I, 7, 3 bedroom trailer apts Adull'& family park Weekly. 3515 Hwy 17 97, Sanfor d 323 1930. - Akis -, - - -- (LASH I (I*TIM DELTONA 3 hu'vircom, 1 bath hOrn,' 0,000 ___ Rentvernetf5 mo, OR. south I? 97, t Movieland Drive In Theatre. Older cotuple, no teens. 377 1216 after 7 p.m m, f).', I :,im, C. 1 P4,* me'S-rn I !,l()ry stud'O apa't - nie ri li. ,-ullrattl€,'ly furnished (r'oi..nrq'nitv located and beautifully landscaped % )3S n-to Call between $ 30 S For in fbrmation call 3270704 coaooa- the alcohol, malnutrition or as a complication of viral heoatitis. ,', 3 11 Portal cirrhosis, also ca lled Laennec's cirrhosis, is usually, caused by chronic use of QUALITY INN" - a normal chemical process that enables blood to clot normally. "DON'T 7. 7 hculrcw,n,a apartment',, furnitheci or unfurnistied Newly redecorated Come see' 300 E Air port Blvd Sanford 373 1310 4 Iii u.u' 7 BR Apt ,wall to wall car pet; air Cot-id %I7S'no plus deposit 70$ E 21st St Call 323 4389 after 5 )0 ERONTHEI ____ Pilo - -____ One MATINEE SAT -SUN 3 10 4:00 5:40 7 10 9 15 SAT. AND SUN. ONLY 1:10 1:04 $ ios ro ALL AGES __ C.AsIIIIIII &I ENTERPRISE-- 3 bedroom country home on large tot with fruit trees $19,000 2on C ountry Trailers near Seminole ColIc'ge.private,woodedlot,7BR, $175 mci Also 1 BR, 5165 mo 8)1 8772 CLIFF JORDAN. REALTOR BAMBOO COVE APIS SLACK BEAUTY hemorrhage into the lower esophagus or stomach. The other way liver disease can cause bleeding from any 322-7643 P4Oi. houses in a rural area. No down 1hnient, monthly payment', I,',', than r en t Government ubsidizeo to QuSlifled buyer', Call to see i' you Oulify' . Realty -- Vehicles J 191P lUartnr ,nn,or home, good ra.t; S.rr'tip dul' to illness p (gill 171 IIAIA Two Alma Desks 3fl r KULP DECORATORS a)'9v,' 1st 5? 377 7)35 Wn ne,, Furntur _______________________ - RANGE _____ Unfurnished -- , they ,stretch too much from preasw-e they may break and Real Estate Broler They're Hot" * or 3726700 after s obi IFor clT TMLAIRL CHAILES BRONION , , .., ..,.. , 'oi , ii 'Ia CW.4b$$u - Furnished house in country. i27 near t'sy friendly living Come pun US FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS Rent from $111 m 323 "SO - inn :' 2 Bedroom home in Lake Mary, sunporcn, carport. nice yard Quiet neighborhood. Phone 372 4194 - "s -- painted. You'll love the $119 price Sorry, no pets 571 1040 __. v- uup'rx. rum or infurn Quiet Neighborhood Pe-as.nnahte 775761$ or 373 1071 (crillertl p ______________ ____________ DELTONA- Air, 7 BR. newly - _------ _. - 4 _/i -- . __ 33-Houses Furnished --------- --- - . Two bedroom furnished hout,'. Carpeted througnou f Pine , Geneva 29-Rooms '"v'ri.r- - 17') '$5i cit 3126.670 __ - -- 770 the tourniquet used by a technician when drawing blood. In portal cirrhosis the con. strictlon causes the veins hi the lower esophagus and upper stomach to pop out These are called esophageal or gastric varices. They are literally varicose veins of that area. As .-- 30-Apartments ADULTS 2.00 SHOWTIME KIDDIES 00 7:30 9:15 Theveinslnthearmpopout below the blood pressure cuff or oref,wni'ci Wanted ________ Private room for rent Aliamonfe Mall 339 6799 ' : ____________________________ time Must - - - Po- . I has the same effect you get in the arm when you constrict it. . - 00 , - 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, Clothes washer, load freezer included. Garage, nice Yard. $7 50 CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITIAND - 3be'd rnrns, I', baths, air conditioner, dishwasher. fenced yard, $735 ORREST GREENE. INC 6k)) REAl 1045 172 S970vv .. 7 PP fenreci ,arci 515€) Adults ______ , obstructs the flow of venous blood tlu-ough the liver, This & Rentals _______________________ ti , - -- - , phone Baby Sitting or Light housekeeping. ri,..., i 5 days a transportation 321 6799 corn- literally have 21-Situations UKIFATHU... us sow.. [ROA1NMATUV1RY DAY 1 'ut2:3Op.M,-si called postal hypertension. 7 Bedroom Block Home Furnistiedorunurnithed 373 7920 834.4605 Full time driver Sanlord Yellow Cab 701 5 Park ________________________________ presslon is Efficiency ap3rtment, lights and water furnished Elizabeth Crew's. phone 373 $111 before 10am. MOSS I E C. BATEMAN __________ pm. NOW SHOWING IRAL OtRIMA CORP also increases the pressure in the veins to the liver (portal circulation) and raise the pressure in these veins. , -32-Houses Unfurnished - and Part time general office, energetic person, must have Some ex pericnce in sale with pleasant phonevolce,3224$44betweenIS for appt. ____ - and I AVF MARY 7 BR duolex. kit (Pifni P(7iiIpPd'tI Carofted. c entral ";it F, .',r 515€) nr mci ,rnrior '1 ('.PF EPIF mc 1 Of 1 2 2 P910 be available for any hour', hi contract eventually. The or By Sitter wanted, part - g a Trailer Mechanic Must be experienced in reefer ma intenance 8 repair, trailer body 8 cmiasss repair. electric 8 gas welding, tire maintenance. etc. Good pay and fringe benefits Apply betw een 9 am arid 3-30 pm Wednesday or Thursday Pinebreeze Farm', MR HARRISON 1 3601 S Sanford Ave No P hone Calls Great Deprnson - OIAfl-OR8NO$No, t-v'qlrr,nr, furn r i,ntul'n AdittS rice-leered .eeur'ty deonsit, or '177 M70 3 Bedroom. furnished kitchen, with swimming pool, ldyllwilde area, P4r',.' RN's I PN's Aide's, Aide I adults. $150 per mo mpancn Needed ir,lmedlately CALLBART REAL ESTATE (SA1A REAL TOP 373 74# ( Nobel pnzvwinner John Stembeck exploits themes of nekness, compiniortstnp in 8. "Ain't No Way To Treat A 'TNUIER * checking account V - .. ti separate the lobes, and the liver takes on a more lobular appearance. The scarring around income 323.8570 and MEN "' Goodman In North America alcohol dear friend, 65 years old, died of portal cirrhosis relates to the causes 60 per cent of portal it and the resulting internal anatomic changes inside the cirrhosis. The way to prevent bleeding. liver that occur with the th is is obvious. It Is a major Because it is often fatal and disease. Your liver Is divided requires emergency treatment, into numerous small lobes. You cause of death In the United your readers should be warned can we this separation under a States. affecting particularly about it. microscope. Between the lobes middle-aged and older men, but women can have it, too. In DEAR READER The term are veins that belong to the ...i..._ _L_ II4UUfl wnere starva on and portal circulation or branches lack of protein are common of the portal vein, nutritional problems, Cirrhosis means scarring of malnutrition is the usual cause. the liver. The scarring In portal Malnutrition may also corncirrhosis occurs around the small portal veins or outside the plicate other diseases leading to portal cirrhosis. small liver lobules. As the scarring increases they RESTAURAN T __________ City. 3 BR. I', bath, good terms. t7l, Pol, older] BR, I bath, 7' acres. '.tti hn'ltiluI nak', Ov,r-uu-r hmlir:j S2l.'l ._ -- , REALTY * "Get 'Em While * -- MR. EDDIE **AAAAAA1&AAA* THE UNIVERSITY THEATRE FlU CAMPUS - ,s R for If so, call me, 6. "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" Freddy Fender 7. "Mr. Jaws" Dickie wi th gallstones and as a cornplication of long standing heart failure. controlled diabetes be a con. (' looking by. Yes, it can occur as a complication of diabetes. You can Would you pension? Glen Campbell W. "Games People Play" fnlnnr'i - 3 Bedroom home. l: baths. targe enclosed lot, good neighbor hood Phone 372 1110 Can You Handle People? good , Lady" Helen Reddy 9. "Dance With Me" Orleans Can You Organize? some great numbers to move 1. iu evenLeen - Janice Ian 5. "Rhinestone Cowboy" and also entranced by them, Chico is faced with the task ofjolung Ed back to the present and reality, - - -- Hillcrest, M'x12', air, 2 BR, bafh, pick up payments No equity involved 3730718 or 322 $171 - _______________________ ___________________________ 43-tots-Acreage JIM HUNT INC. __________________________ ___________________________________ r'., I 22I r)r 11? 2) tO ST JOHNS RIVER Near Dcflry, PEAl TON . almost an out' of river front with 377 199I '1779711 1720"I _____________________________ beautiful tree',, great tishing Owner says "submit offer', SEMINOLE COUNTY CALL NOW F HA VA, new- resale's, homes YOU can afford Low, low down, some LAKE MARY- Beautitul lakefront lot Ona Peninsula for unofrted with on closing rts S(tnf'r, $25 C<Y Crank Realty. Realtor - ---- . -. _____________ 322.6457 -- 14ifl Hit I CREST '73, tt'tttI air. iI'shwaPw'r. raised patio, skirting. & lie downs Good location Payments $4429 mo Offered by Savings & Loan 3736051 75Recreational - - ___________ J -I One E tecutive Chair '-r'(ir - Going fishing? Get all tte equipment you need for those big os with a wAntc1 Small wood frame) bedroom. clean $135 includes Pest control, trash pic kup and water. Phone' 3?? 5)31 Are You A Salesman? Disco's definitely in and James Brown's latest, "Everybody 's Doin' The Hustle," should give dancers TOP TEN SINGLES 1. "Fame" David Bowie 2. "Run Joey Run" David reminiscences, ,, ___________ 31A-Duplexes ('ENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. - Sanford 373 S7'.Xi Friday, Oct 10, 11975-5111 m~-Mice Supplies Assume Payments 1 '1 Y-'i '1 '.I)'fl4! 3 iw.'dle pr5ition, 1eC(Jle, front l'iadinm 1.'lu' si'wnq macmine Py halanr,' of 57$ or 10 cs.,yments a 'APIrOPO SEWING CENTER 107 Fnt Firf. Downtown 1739111 F',,e h9 1116 SKYLINE Double wide, 73, 74' 60 '. 3 OR, 7 bath, raised front screen room, central air, carport awning and skirting Good con dition Payments $10617 ma Offered by Savings & Loan 373 ____________________________ 6051 - __________________________ JOHNNY WALKER Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft - Homes Forrest Greene, Inc. lit .; IOu i/f 5171 - Janice Ian uy r..awrence E. Lamb, M.D. LAMB Harold Hall Realty bedroom , kitchen e0u'pprd, air, cMpeted. $91 50 Adults only 377 7796 wk flds. 8 eve's T"?reul of looking' We have ('peninos lull or Dart time. showing 7 n't.ng Sarati Coventry J ew elry P.r' n,esImpnf ()e'Lanri 901 73 "i1 AVON Wart tO earn Extra Xmas mone y (all Mi 1079 - Somewhat of a phenomenon this time around is the dropping • W Elton John 2. "One Of These Nights" Eagles 3. "Red Octopus" - Jef- Bowie's hit single moves up one step to reign over all. .,.. p - iver Cirrhosis DEAR DR. AVALON APARTMENTS ADIJITS, NO PET S 116W 5) ,,, Housekeeper to care for semi Invalid. Light housework Mull be able to work week end% & esenings Good wages. Write Box 7195, Sanf or d, Scarred L RousOrBiscufts'\J FRENCH AVE.-- Residence plus tine business location Has won derful potential Call for ot4aIls. p4" Ch "Fame" Is the name of the game this week, as David MAN "The Disappearance" Ed Brown flashes back to "happier thy" and becomes strained by - n draperies, dishwasher, shrubbery, privacy fence. MINT CON DIT ION, 137.750 Mu',? see Call for terms fler fl''m Al7 Elm canford ___________________________ 1 1 wc1, - Larry Saxon, Realtor - Ior7Bedrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drivr SO up '.1 Muflier man and brake installer vanted for Sanford's tines? in dependent snop Apply in per son. Mr Muffler Shop, 2121 South _____ French Ave The Brown Dirt Cowboy" psu,y which takes some fancy footwork. . 11111111 A - the 91 373 7895 apt Form, F rcri; ruit & Vegetables To Our many friends & customers. are now open for tvsine',', at our new locationon the farm Y'all Conic visit. ANDERSON FARMS YOUR LUCKY DAYI ASsume mortgage and save closing coSts $1,500 takes this) bedroom, I', bath home with central air, garage, carpet. Only $73.200. 373 9410 0610 323 5115 MAGNOLIA AVE.- Large? story. S BEDROOM, in excellent con ditiOn State rool, asbestos Siding. Spacious S room upstairs; I very large room', Eat in kitchen, bedroom downstairs Con formal dining room A real buy at venient location, water (urnithçd $24,900 900 Ex c ellent terms 377 11 9-Good Things to Eat '_,• I •. ingl NBC CHICO AND THE 5:30-9 Wint to do baby sitting in my horn Lake Mary Can furnis h retrferices Phone 37) 1310 Clean, quiet 2 story garage apt., air conditioned, water $100 mo 1912 Sanford Ave carpet drapes, beautiful 16'x7$' tamily room, encec1 Must See to appreciate. 373 $919 after S ______________________________ STORY OLDER HOME I bedrooms, partly furnished, large trees, I', acr es plus $33,000 IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuya new car. see today's Classified aas for best buys _________________________ RAVENNA PARK Choice 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet, Efficiency apt, upstair s. wa ter furniShed Matureadult', SlIParIs Ave. Sanford Alt conditioned etflincy Apart men? Call 10 a m to 7 p m 373 7771 __________________________________ -. C14 • ••••• S __ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES room. ..,. LOTS 0' SPACE in this I bedroom home Yours for only $16.500 2 42-4/bile - flyOwner7 bedrOom, 1v9 OWNER WILL FINANCE 377 7740 _________ . 18-Help Wanted 16 and Lou Jacobi and John Trr,n,u,tt ,.a.. .ivuiuviç and son. - -- $19.500 Reg Real Estate Broker WORLD Core for'nfnt toacje 7 only , Neil Ic. new Drivers' (,l(c'nse flureau 322 66.45 It Antonowsky. Jack Somack plays Gabe as In Grady Lamont insist the ideas was taken from their own Lives even though this one Is about "Steinberg and Son," obviously a Jewish family. Fred and - droorn.cent heal. fenced 2nd Marvin "' It () F () U - - 41Houses WITT REALTY 3 room turn apt fli'drooni iS A ir (Oflditioned $100 mo Ill E 01h SI 32? 175% or 377 5716 -- - i-U" Monthly R.'nt,sIs AVAlAbIC $135 5150 Color TV at INN NORTH I IF, sri ii. Persons 'nterestcd in forming Trailer Boa t Club, Pleas e call 373 1607 - 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND SON When a network premieres a new series about a father and son living and running Si funk busthessin the ghetto, Fr Apt', from SOS to %I7O 171 0066 HALO PIERCY -- 1 UY3 (33) Car And Track 44 Sports Legends 5:00 (9) Wide World Of Sports (24) Interface (35) Party (44) Star Trek 5:30 (24) Black Perspective On The News (33) Wilburn Brothers Show (44) Untouchables 6:00 (6. 8) News (24) Book Beat (35) Nashville On The Road 6:30 (2, 6, 8, 9, 13) News (24) Florida Business Week (35) Pop Goes The Country Rock Tom And SERVED Electric Company Cartoons In The News Schoolhouse Rock Westwind Ghost Busters Speaking With Your Hands The Odd Ball Couple Mister Roger's Neighborhood Big Blue Marble Friends Of Man In The News (8) (9) Speed Buggy (13) All Star Wrestling (24) ValIa Alegre (35) Uniscope (44) Soul Train 12:24 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse 12:30 (7) (6) Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour Jabberwocky AA. " I AFTERNOON Sea Monsters LUNCHEON 3:30 (6) Black Experience (24) Romagnoli's Table 4:00 (6) Sounding Board (24) Woman .1:30 (6) CBS Sports spectacular (13) Sign Off (24) Man Builds, - r - & . I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF OCTOBER Qn Clean _____________ _________ ROomy 3 room garac3c' apartme;t. (urn near hos p ital. $90 month 373 0799 Let Therapeutic Pool lmprove'tou.h,aflh PhOne$31 37e3 6-Child Su itable for EASY C OUPICOrsngie rrayn,t, 327 139s - Folk Festival (33) Movie (44) Music City U.S.A. 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 830 (6) Doc (44) That Good Old Nashville Sound 9:00 (2, 8) Movie (6) Mary Tyler M'r, Show (9) S.W.A.T. (24) Sped' 0' T'c Week IAA1M,u 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) The Carol Burnett Show (9) Malt Helm (35) International Championship Wrestling 11:00 (2.8.9) News (3!) 700 Club (44) Star Trek 11:15 (9) ABC Weekend News 11:30 (2) Ne w s (6) Movie (9) Movie 11:45 (2.8. 13) Saturday Night Live 12:00 (2) Movie (44) Untouchables 1:00 (44) Time Tunnel 1:30 (2) Daily Devotional Paradise Far Out Space Nuts (6) MORNING 6:25 (2) 6:30 (2) (6) Baseball (6) Movie (24) Zulu Romeo (44) Movie 2:30 (13) Movie 3:00 (24) That Uncertain %-all furnished apt Y ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call loll Free 6.11 2021 for 'We Care,"itotline." Adults or Teens 7:00 (2) Florida's Watching (6) Hee Haw (I) News Conference (9) Lawrence Welk (13) Sign Off (24) Burns And Allen (35) Hocus Pocus Gang (44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Friends Of Man (I) Woman's Point Of View (24) Solar Energy 44 Rapping Mannion 8:00 (2) Emergency (6) The Jeffersons (9) Saturday Night Live With u.....i r 1 (24) Philadelphia ,JITuIu (9) Saturday 6:00 (6) 12:56 (6) In The News 1:00 (2) Doubleheader Baseball Playoffs (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Washington Week (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat 1:30 (8) Catagorically Speaking (9) NCAA Football Michigan At Michigan State (24) Wall Street '.'aek (35) Movie 1:56 (6) In The News 2:00 (2.8) World Series by Marilyn, b Ocala, 9047371861 or ?321111 I Wrestling (44) Love Amerkan Style 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) Big Eddie It) Mobile One (24) Washington Week In Review (35, 44) Movie 8:30 (2.8) Chico And The Man (6) MASH (9) Movie (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (24) Wall Street Week 8:57 (6) Bicentennial Minute Friday __________ FIND .0 �- . . . -.. - --. .T1. -. . . . - - . - .. - - -. . - - - 5 - - •- - .- - - -- C .- C -. - :C . 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 � 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 10, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 10, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 10, 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/411958932a80b2d975abcaf02926b2c4.pdf 012873e0252cf2e7770ce70aa8df7c08 PDF Text Text ��������������������������������������������������� 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 26, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 26, 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 51-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 26, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ac843af4b78009a6da0317dad1981bdc.pdf 8d5dfdc3a5b4e3174572e2227482193f PDF Text Text -- I' - ---- -i- 11111~1 _____ . Herald, Sa n f ord, FL IS—Evening Thursday, Feb. in.s I MEATBALL. s4e% c'.' Wi44T LITTLE 61F TOE- AQE 70*6 VANILLA \ ' •fl4E ( . \c' By OSWALD and JAMES oo I - by Dove w0m GOING TO ...HERt,TkE%S TALL RIGHT, MARE / AND CUT HE OThER )LA EN, R IT, IS LOOSE! ? HA A RUN . 1. ,, - I S out with Grauc EAST dub 4Q 1064 RIGHT J / ( , s!NV! dubs, with a trump took •K10743 4K2 L' /1 and \._) and had / .... Q ,jJ to lead a Z's He would still make his contra ct If West held the in clubs. He o t m e t Eas t held four to the King, but that as an unlikely holding It ___ / ( .. kt -V ~~ gn -~ I \Y It N - I I -- I ••. - U4 .- L I .I . . •', I . I . , 'I . I , . - _. .* A_Q _._J!-54 . -, _- — LLA_A_ "I'k- ~,L The bidding has LI*T Z VU Mp4w Itu Wm 10 TELL tx) CWT w IF £OLLp IFORP CM19 Hma I S . FIND RIM A 1~ marked with the king of clubs M 1 __ --- - - _4,_~ DIDN'T WAVE 'n%IE FOR LUN04 WOULD You HOLD 7HIS BANANA WHILE I CUr 2 , k\ 11*1 .-.-. CV-11M , Ar! : 1~ __ __ ~ ." I 1. ..1 I 11) I . , i I "A, it ":. r - -~-_- JANE CASSF1BERRY ___T~Z.Mft . __ - I F 7b076 E ) I (RN WSOWIF THeY UKEOOU. UK LL Nr GI ENOUGH' o' Q -S. PRISCILUS • 11 - - _.. - P I - _ I • •. - •. ._ __________ in ____________ - i- ~ _2 WE WA TO SPLIT TIEN WAS ALL) T kJAZZABOu V400D To KEEP TWE GOOD OLD SOOL yel byAl Verm.., = 1-iti I. . - 1, - -&, - %---e 4ikr I-...4 In . '47 M _ -—-1 I -1 I I • .. - I - a& -. . .. 1_:A". -7 . mn eing held wt bo in county Jail charged w ith Mn. Dad C. - ____ Jj- - 3 WPT Empto es Enjoy 'Freeb*es' _. 14_ .- -: •• - -- -- - - -. - . .. _ _-_ I - N when a c oc led b t wo = men stopped an she was ~: 0 F 0 ;z-W _ I_ = • forcedthtoecaratpojnt By F PRICKf - year toll free service for The woman told invigators Herald Staff Witer person' m be approved 7A = -.-.--_,-- .•. t one man held the gun to her by theaccountthdepa.L neckand theothermniveto .' WiMer Park Telephone Co., When you cone up to the $120 Ernestine Lee, U, of W W. lUb Strtet, Sankrill,- was Uded In Floodl rfmdItka today at SmInole an orange grove at Lake Mary like other pl"e utilities in maximum, you're notified Memorial Hoq9tall after being struck by & car yegerday Afterno" 00 where he raped her. U.S. 17-92 near Eighth St. Florida-' 1 ' grants free or you,%,p reac,hed your limit.,, Above, police offlcen tend the woman following the accid ent. Pollee identified the driver Lykens and Hogan said of. discounted of the car telephone senice to a Rebecca I-Y'an COMM,of 708 Laurel Ave., Sanford. TM company's iloaophy, ficers are still searching for a its employes, a company 01. confirmed to The Buck says, is that "key employes" and managerial ern. Th charges are H'rald ployes are required to be on call pending in the case and that an auto was seized when Brnwn Winter Park Telephone, 24 hours a day and the free was arrested in Sanford last which has applied to the Public compensation is in return for Service Commission (PSC) for rourd.the-clock service. night. a more than $3 million rate woman told police that A 25 per cent local service after the assault the two men ceon is al ranted t. telephone service to 176 who abducted her took her to time employes. For those . . , -- 11. SEMINOLE'S JUNIOR MISS and Sheriff's Detective Sgt. , illiam Hogan. Officers said the woman was - ____ L - zim . 7z-.,I—— .- . _____ ___ _~ ia # , -- __ _______________ off shingles, causing water damage in the kitchen and dining room and damaging the chimney, ola and a wall In Winter SprIn, a lfoot square shed belonging to Earl 1725 . vestigation by Sanford police V. Cithl _________________ NOR A eu T5U PA WAS G . - , On .- -i Dr. Jack Morrison of 120 Loch Arbor J, _________________ cERE WASN'T ANY TV WNEN ', ,, P - Holliday, 102 Shepherd Trail, Longwood, basks in the after&w of sexual battery in connection an exciting experience — that of representing Sem1nole County in with the Jan. 31 abduction-rape the Florida Junior NUsi Pageant In Pensacola. Herald Women's of a 22-year-old south Sen,inoit. FAtor Jean Patteson writes of Candy's wenderfW week Page 10-A. woman. Freddie Lee Lake Monroe, was arrested last — kI 1Th'LuN' : 4 _______ - .. r 2. ..i!94 : - 7~~!_;_ , -,- —) _. - .- ~ I . spawned by the approaching cold front. by Hsimdohl & Staff* I ORPEM THAT t t~~ - ~ '"IF I - BUGS BUNNY 11 A ,.- X C _~____ - _____________________ . 'u :_ _1 & 111 AJ ~ I -_I rown MEM-W, arged t In R"ne - , 31 ~11 1. 4 l i, ___ Wi., Mar) and Winter Springs yesterdayafnioonduring thunderstorms that lashed o. ~_. - II- II : I - - - __- =_ _ 7. __ __ -.----_ 1 ___ - - ~_.- . - -__- ______... . ~ :~ __- -. - ____~_- . --I . ___. .~ ,__ ______ ---*,. -_,W I __ _~ai 4 , k _~ . 4 ~__ - ~_ . . - ____ --x---- oca//y 06TRA&g A fiwlNE, A at" e&M". I ___ - Z__. i 1 .. , to .~ . . . _4_4~_ 1 ( I - r , &m- I - ~ ~ —_ 4 I I - I. * - $ 11 . . - .: * L IN AE 7AVY, ralcZlj . 6 - ,,-,, MWJM O-A4W- F .- , k ~) ~ , .-. - i 4 , , # .. Ej ht brigens W I I 7*f ,4 C4&4 AgrAMMI ' 8,CM AX 56r&74RY: ")V: AE SAQWZW t'r M AV PE AlsrAm 7AC my/- 9 ricture EConomic Tornado Reported by Garry Trudeau Ch ic 1 rbjL~-J 1 DOONESBURY _____ L N IE ;" I '. ,9 II " ~ ~-_ " V. L __ - Cirep L jpmcff \ A~- lil t p— v,~~l CWE SECOND play started with a queen of Send S I for JACOBY MODERN diamonds lead. I won in dummy and led a trump. East hopped Radio City Station, Now York, "')J~~ # By Roger Bollen / — TODAY'S QUF.STlo,N Your partner continues to thr"_ do you do now I column,I learned never to take Z_~, ~ A - Did three, clubs. Your hand is too stroag for a Jmp to three or four spades. - TAM W5 RMA! FUNNY BUSINESS .1 I ~4 e' & A Q 7 6 V 2 * K J 5 4 46 A Q 8 2 "Back in the da)s w hen I used FIRRSIDURn, . ! YOU. South, hold. askedhowheplayedthehand. "Quickly" was his repi) CDMw,co ru. Ft) 6 been , bring home four hearts, he was or N 1'SN A RGOM FORVE7 I I J)Sr WAT T SAM I I~ , he was the only declarer to F _16 M% • we can expand, but we are showing . . .11 —Joseph Hartwig dW Z who used t pla yi West North Eut South .M •,. I the L about auction bridge. was back "It's touching that you should still believe in Santa Claus. Pet, but I # In duplicate action again. Since pa.s, I a whatever gave you the idea that you wA,efe married to him?" - - ~ -4. - * ,, I Old the d - I •.,. . 4W (I _____________ / - `~~ "-, ~ F • rov Opening lead - Q v . - iv II I' East held exactly three, but it did bring it home against East's .t. The economic picture in Seminole County appears to be brightening, with a major firm having recalled almost Drive. 450 "Business hcn't furloughed employes and i mp an aerospace plant hiring ed tAth " ' KridersaidSemfnol e rum, IU 1 Inc, engineers. "u ruiflu will process fresh u And, the Sanford manager of the F1orda oces Juice and distribute the Juice to local and out of State npyment Ser%ice said today he feels unemployment seems to hdve bot. county dairies, 14 4 mt signs of improvement Another Positive economic indicator, "I see m to think we'vee reached a level where unemployment elec tron i cs plant , as ra ked a $1i11ion contract which should is not increasing. It seems to maintain an even pace, but it's at a see about 50 additional effiPloYes hired by fall. standstill as far as increasing-decreasing is concerned," Em. that,,. Hartwig . The government contract was awarded Fourdee In December ployment Manager Ralph Prescott said. and requires the addition of a 12,000 square foot steel fence ad. A source said General Dynamics on U.S. 17-92 Meanwhile, Joseph Hartwig, industrial has hired about Jacent to existing facilities on Plumosa Avenue. relations manager at BOengineers4urjng the past month and is looking rombergarlsonCorp., said all but a few employes scheduled "for more space F'owdee President Ronald J Worsck d the eansJon in the county" to Possibly expand the facility, to return to work Jan. flare back on the payroll. program will thg about $l5miilin into the area. The source said some major national aplane "We hope to have all of them back no later than Feb. 17," contractsThe contra b for work on an and-tank weapon, the TOW, awarded wt,irl, %k.ill tx'u-setl by NATO . the firm are possibly just now "sifting down to the locid Hartwig said. Ile also said business is looking u' nations a5 an anti, (ank, anti -vehicle % facility. Al.w, * John Krider, chairman of the Greater Sanford Chamber "Business hasn't improved to the point we can expand, but we All in afl, the unemployment rate M hangs at the 8.3per cent of Commerce's Industrial 25 Committee, said an ora are nge level, but Prescott and others seem optimistic that, at least for P compl ete er e now, _____ - -- . I 1, fd I l, j / F i-rea , ), / A I 7 d%e LhIPI Neither vulnerable Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents '' led a to dummy 's queen. East his king 671h Year, No. 146.—Friday, February 7, 1975 -.. came to diamond to give mea ruff and discard or a spade to •:: I j 1. low my hand SOUTH &A72 Q j 1087 ________ of diamonds and got trick, proceeded to cash 4l097 UZ king dummy's ace of ___ ALLEY 6 4AQJ3 WEST *953 j the vK962 . I JACOBY •A2 - I ID) NORTH I" ' I 0 1 ii - _____________________ TAN FOR U sOYcoiig iliB MEA7aAu L451 NJ&4T 5 BR IDGE — 1-1E WOULpi4'T ij ti TOLD /OU I I i • E cEA%; . I (t\. )7'r" W IN Mort Walker / 1\ CI by Dick Turner CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY ..• I .. - - • --_ c. -0 . . ) 1 J . 1 ---149 / -~ N. ~~ I ( ._Ir '. 2 , ~ i 4t , I 1"I . Aaft CAMPUS CLATTER with __ by Lorry Lewis . fI C121t, __ __ You GET STUCK 1.1 c ASES OiORRow YOUR W / / ' _____ /- r ' )I . 4il wdro A~ , 2 - TUMBLEWEED DRIVE I GO L ING (/ I A I f ~ I G1 YA WT. ' ____ • ______ ____ __ - ___________________ ,I U WINTHROP I ______________________ A by \ .J . Dick Cavalli ____ _____ .... ••- • • -. ___ . __ ____ .. _____ last fall, a sentence was crossed " . Herald Staff Writer stemmed from a Consent order out, according to Turner's then sentened Turner to x I RAeS IN CTORE POOR 0L.I.> KAN6A6 Crry,v PILL.OW. FUR AkE?2 I. I 77 1 ____ 'V _ 9AALW CAPTAIN EASY - by Coks & Ow (Fr OP THIf YERE ROYAL M'HT CALL r, . ;~= 11 k--- - - . .- ~- - I .. I - Lb" I I __ , * I I , *_ iz - lh~ nside i Su fl a Ba lie t A n d Sc o u t s S a Iu ted ir minole Magazine salut es th e area's Boy Scouts and the Sanford-Semlnole Ballet group with pictures and stories bakgrounding the de velopment of txth organizations . . . And to make Sunday reading a bit .. mystic," the Seminole offers something new in the world of magic with a column written by magician Kardeen, who recendy escaped from a strait jacket before television camers Ln what may have been record-breaking time. The column is the first in a series of weekly Items on magic wnich will appear in the Seminole Slagazine. VOLUMTEERS IUIU/k)G 7o fici-p nwes SIS7UIS I" k*Eb OF ASSISTAK)M i ,r - 1 ~3 I . . If ; 9 r r COV)h,%-,IV - DO ~w RAVE i TWISAMY MIL)LrrFZ PAST ' rIAREE I C rolynl. ' i, ,,~ D I - - M "It. -L,h4 11! J i F 4=1 xft"`~, V p t I ., Index . - : i ,v - IF 1. -IT *,- ,i C. ---- ____ I — -ft - Z. : ~z ii I IN t 41 :.'jr---- k:11-I - - - ' a ' / aamilal. pf mn2 W WELL / -,T ' ILL— I / /'//__ /__/__•1__ 1______ I / • _' - - /_1_ Ill • __ ' .. ______ -.- \ ' ' _______ \ \ ._ I ' \ í i '. / S VPW - - ~-,M__ __ =_ _ -4 1 4V j [ Limb Ii I I I N\ L / ,( ' 1If ~J - (rossord Puze . ' -___ AT 3 ,, - I EA AN T7 ' f ' -- _' ( - I .' A SA 11pithl I - I - 6B SA 1cle;sion __ - - - ,. Yesterday s high 79 low this mornIng 51 There was .40 of an inch of rain rercrded at the Agricultural Center Building at fle Po ints Colder through Saturday with the temperature dropping Ce tat low and mid 3 tonight Complete wea th er details on page SA - Florida, told the court tha unless Turner could show he -- - __ ' __ directors. :. VV - ___ v / tin New York at the time I ~ - - _ ;~; #_4 .. weren't truthful witnesses" and I _- - ~ Pending 7 F ' AL )CA pr -4 '— 1~ A`-r -- t ,. - -~ -- L I , W! i,-,_-~ 1* - * -4,---7 _. I . =2 -~_~ L~~ __ - __1 -~t=~F - ~*':~:14 - ~. -_-~~_j ,~ _— -V_.k_ . , .1.'; ' (Iena Thcr, center, chats ith his a1tonw, Hau Black, kft,and Ed Garland of Atlanta - pre-sentence telephone utilit ies are regarded Trial is also scheduled in have to be pa id out in sala ries if cwt urt tins week (or Jrn not allowed, company Edwa rd fleer, , of Orlando, SPOkS1flfl Y. Still pending is a ful l p165 charged wi th grand larceny of eggs from Musselwhite, but million request by Southern officers said the two theft cases Bell which the f says It are n't re lated even though the needs to keep the compan y's thef ts allegedly occurred about rate of ret ur n con flura,e tt ,Zanle time fv ith operating costs. J' The freebies provided by County's two as fringe benefits which would - - / I could be granted by the PSC. denied requests that the r -AMW ~ - _ . said -cost avoidance plan** was not part of the firm's rate hike request, but JurY "has concluded that you • ,t _ # ;" t--[%F_--!e,;- as awarded an $859 million 1581 Hilltop Road, Qusselberry, - - - -f J _: __i )( - wasn't criminal contempt of court) he thought Florida had no alternative but to extradite Turnei. J (,arland said New York had offered no proof that Turner was present in that state during oneyearperiodthwhichthe I alleged contcmpts were made The contempt citation , ' :~. ~~_ L=ai_ -_'~--.--Fjz_,~4~~:7~_~f~i I-1 _--- --- - == ~ 1_~ _z f~_~_ I A; I -- ~-T~-. [--fli~i Z_~_ t, * - 1 4~ ! ~~~ A circuit court jury at San- representing the State of 613 6 Telephone Co. grants discounted service to employes, Lase ~ ____________ The Herald repoed earlier t his week that southern Bell ~r% n Seminole Assistant State Attorney William Staley, by Frank Hill I TO _L r -' 1E E\ L1iM IS • Calendar SHORT RIBS, $114810ft 0 0 0 -- -r r I T1412100 , I F ' - , i _ i) ' ____ -A __ FRANK AND ERNEST . 1 0 ~, 1 ______ z ' . Pair Found Gul"' Earl Wayne Durden, 24, of interim rate hike by the PSC. ford yesterday found two men testified that he didzi t know the lesLurg, testified he went urt on mall fraud charges Court sources said the ruling guilt y of wand larceny of fl3 eggs had been stolen from Channel to rent the with Th request will raise one-party ck at a residential rates by $2,5 a when the New York could possibly be appealed to cases of eggs valued at ,80O \Iusel hi Eggs Inc., Forest Tavares seice station and proceedings took place and the Florida Supreme Court Psc order is and Circuit Couct Judge Robert City, c 11 He told the jury gent 'along for the nde" to w nth o Louldn't go to New York ritten. Turner, lton attorney F B Meregor ordered the men that a man, Identified only as delier the egg s to Dandy Egg be cause he was under a federal le Bailey and seven former held in jail pending a presen- "Mr. Smith," hired him for 1100 The Winter Park firm's Co. i court order toremain ithin the Furner associates still face a tence in vestigation and Sen Tampa. lie denied any request would raise the same in a Iesburg bar to rent a knowledgt that the eggs had seice to a total $9 40 a month Central Florida Jurisdiction of r e- tri a l in Tampa on federal tencmg March 13 truck and d eliver eggs to a been stolen the court ma il fraud charges The first -or an increase of Donald Bay Channel, 20 of Tam pa 1170 for all Judge Muldrew Offiais at the Tampa said. one-party residential in Apparently I in going to hae -, '.fir"' became suspicious when stallatiOns. Channel deli%ered the eggs in a =_ ong with the rate hi . renuil truck and asked for cash request, traditions. I think the Florida I :~ ~~~ Wi ? =__ . statute must be strictly strued although the defendant _.fil"AL i business with Musselwhite and avoidance plan" which, I I may have allegedly cominitted i Cliannel was given a check that effect, would lower the monthly ,_Iw_ a crime in New York." ouldn't be immediately cost to residential users by $1 if Wt It could not be learned A10111116 to Tampi the But, in return subscribers to ~ 's offici% which follolAing day ab,out the check, the firm would pay a 20-cent l lt4dei 11111W they were arrested at the f or d ire ctor y _44 llS . -4-11, thdyt proctvilings, will react to the assistark't abo%e three in 4 af 14 ___ ~ Sunday's Se ,,- /~ .,X1W ,;, "I i i I a % 3z~ 'i __~- A'~~ 1 a .4 ' S ____ 6 i= i" 1 YER UNCLE CHANGE 0' / - ( - .~ 1, the lower 30s in sorre interior extradite a person must show Garland said New York was months in jail and a %5,450 fl. e rural locatims to upper 30s in that the person escaped con. attempting to remove a man and New York asked for his urban districts. It will be fair finement,juniped bailor broke who wasn't present or benefited extradition. tonight and Saturday with parole or probation. by a trial and couldn't face his Following Muldrew's ruling winds north to northwest 15 to In Florida Gov. Reubin accusers in New York and was yesterday, Horowitz woIll d only 20 mph but detTeasing by ke's order for Turner's sentenced to Jail In absentia . say, New York i ll take any (Continued On Page 2-Al extradition to New York, issued Garland said Turner was on action nece&wy to enforce its trial in Jackson Ille in federal criminal la ws" in the case ( DER PARTY WHERE DEY POLKASIJ ____ ' I I LAE_ UY ANYT'ING/ I __ ,' cri ( 1 ! i - YMIN 1~ THE PARTY OF YOUR 15 GOING TO TAKE 1 I T 7 51 YOU FEEL ABOUr In a separate case today, fm allo 50 per cent off trial at Jacksonville last ycar Sheriff's investigators were today. Turner signed In November the cost Of local calls and end ed in a mistrial, 1,ongwood-Lake Mary road in probing the sexual molesting Seinino,e Circuit Court Judge Atlanta lawyer, Ed Garland. 1970, agreeing to halt alleged Brance Buck also said employes with more than 20 Turner said )vsterday that he Thursday afternoon front of the Humphrey home. Richard Muldrew has ruled of a six- managerial employes are years, service pay nothing for Garland succesuliy argued deceptive practices in lie remove the sale has spent over 812 miillon for year-old girl at Altamonte allowed up to 8120 yearly toil local service, Buck said. d the line from the that New York state papersyesterday at Sanford that under of distributorships for Koscot legal defenses and noted, Spr in road with his riot stick unlil king extradition of super the exdition isw New York Inte gs. Officers said the child free on long distance calls -in The Win Park-based fl neth Inc. cosmetics "When you appear before a was power com pa ny officials could salesman Glenn Tu rner aren't hadn't shownthat Turner was and Dare to be Great Inc. judge who upholds the law you Nor treated at Florida Hospital addi tion to the free local ser- has cn estimated 50,000 con. repair It. th. ice. sufficient under Florida law an escapee, bond jumper nect10 motivational courses, in Sou th Seminole always win, and I won today." Torren tial rains dum ped by and that ( Contin ue d On Page 2-A) Turner can't be forced parole or proba tion violator. According to Buck, the $120 a County, officials In January 1973, say. the New the storms flooded streets and to go to New Y or k to fa ce a six- New York Sta te Attorney York att or ney general 's of fice One concession not granted ca used a rash of accidents. month se n te n ce for contempt of Sheldon Horowitz argued that charged Turner wi th violating by Winter Park Telephone is • Temperatures are expected co urt, the deletion was a the agreement and t free seice to its board of with to be colder t hr ough Saturday Florida s extradition statute "technicality' that should be criminal eontempt A judge di rectors, Buck said, ith highs in the 605 and logs in states that the thate seeking to disregarded power line down across the ____ I d* Turner Extra it ion Refused 'ME OW OICK IN VE LP wi sE-r( IYW CLIPFIN`r~ ______ - 1 5LJl ow MOON T MEMPER ME ; 4 by T. K. Ryan AWAY ,I q ____ -- New York's Papers Insufficient So ( IN" HAZARDOUS DRUVING 16 'I'TI O "4T TO 1A - 2.4 . . _ 7 - __~, ~ "I ..— La ~ s a . 111/1 / ~1 11 PEDESTRIAN lifted by the twister wid'set' do 150 feet away in the yard of Mr. andhirs. Frank Weaver. * In Casselberry, Ow violent INJURED wind and thm lifted an aluminum utility shed from 11-m yard of Robert F. Albert, 374 Brittany Circle. carried it over a six-foot chain-hnk fence and dropped It five feet on the other side m a green bel t area of Sterling Park. Value of the shed was estimated at $175. In Ike Mary, Acting Police • Chief John Poole discovered a By BOB LU)YD .. 'I '__ -- - --a _ r •' - ' ' �?A—Evening Herald, Sanfotd, Fi. Friday. Feb 7. It'S ~ -- f 4. Man Charged W NATION _ = In an lnteriew on the NBC "Today" pi ngram, Colson quoted Nixon as saying 'maybe what this country needs is nice, clean Jerry Ford. The trouble with Jerry Ford Is it would take him two years just to get up speed. Also, Jerry's greatest difficulty is he couldn't control Henry Kissinger." ______________ - EYnU know, Henry really Is tastable at times," Colson quoted Nixon as saying. - - - -- - jt- I - - - Jackson Enters Race WASHINGTON i A P — Sen. llinrv M. Jacks-n warnt.j 'day a;aint blank checks for Southeast Asia and lantasies of gunboat diplomacy" In the Middle East after formally entering the 1976 presidential race. Jackson also charged that the Ford administration's energy and economic policies fail to pass a simple test of falmes to all Americans. The Washington Democrat made It official in a fiveminute, paid telecast Thursday night that he will enter the 1976 presidential race for which he has already raised more than $1 million. He followed that up with a speech prepared for a Washington Press Club luncheon today In which he pledged "an open campaign of meaningful debate on the issues, hard work on the answers and frank talk to the American people." Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. P%I A t..nurcn Keceives Zoning Approval even more' items from the Avant residence than had been Sanford police and Volusia originally believed taken. County deputies today reported "Everything except some t hey recovered more than camera equipment was $2,000 in jewelry and coins from recovered," Hughes said. a Sanford burglary in a raid A Winter Springs woman yesterday at a house in DCJAYOfl twarted two would-be J)%fl3 Springs. snatchers yesterday when Lacey Long, of 151 Katrina "slugged" one of the men in the St., DeLeon Springs, was jailed mouth, Sheriff's Deputy R. E. in Del-and on cha rg e of W inge r r e port ed. ycInag and conWinger said Mary Christine cealing stolen property, San. Brown was unlocking her car In ford police De tective Sgt. Ed Alai Fronton pang Hughes said, and authorities tF Park, when the me have another suspect in the approached, one said "excuse case. me lady g Hughes said James K Avant, 618 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Purse "She slugged him In the accompanied officers on the mouth and he let go of the purse search warrant raid and and both men ran" Winger i dentified jewelry and coins, said many of the items b, In a search for the men by pillowcase taken from his police failed to t urn up any hOme as Itrns sloli n in a ft U-i[(t -'break ni Sanford police today wcrt.h V va"I a surprise, Investigating an undetermined Continued from Page IA) Colson Said Nixon Doubted Ford's Ability WASHINGTON (AP) — Former White House aide Charles W. Colson said today that Richard N. Nixon talked seriously in December 1973 about resigning as President but expressed doubt about whether Gerald Ford could handle the 'ob. Nixon was particularly concerned about whether Ford could control Secretary of State Hen?/ A. Kissinger, Ctson said. bKUHNY rLUKIUA IN BRIEF n Rape Case t i!4I W*Arw IN BRIEF 1I L - - - -- - -- At i terr singled out the home1 I l)r, twis • I.. a iwiy, b1omug a tree onto the roof causing minor damage. Hughes said, the raid turned up m y C Pacific Satellite Set ' , SAN FRANCISCO tAP) - A bomb has exploded in a television station building, the 22nd terrorist bombing in the San Francisco Bay area in two years. Police said the Thursday night explosion at XRON-TV here caused no injuries. It was preceded by an anonymous telephone call from a man who said, "Fm from the New World Liberation Front. There's a bomb set to go off in ew building in fire minutes." Police believe a tough new type of radical dedicated to violence is responsible for the terrorist attacks. Federal buildings, General Motors offices, Bank of America branches, oil company buildings, schools and brokerage houses have been the targets. I I I CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — On-board motors of a weather satellite are set to fire the craft into final orbit today after Its successful laun ch toward an outpost 22,300 miles above the Pacific ocean. The 1,379-pound satellite was sent Into a temporary orbit ranging (rain 115 miles to 22,483 miles high by a Delta rocket Thursda- afternoon. , Th e on-board motors were set to fire at a bout 9 am. EST today, parking the satellite In a stationary position above the Pacific near Hawaii. From there, it will send back photos every half hour to help weathermen Improve their forecasts for the western Unit ed Sta tes and Hawai i - - ____ _______ -- •1 - s— .T'_- ____•. •- . ____________ _________________ _________ - . .i. ----- -. WEEK OBSERVED c n r uie eu ies e iva Scenic r• • - -- - - — — - - Youth Held In Robbery Qrcuft Court Judge William the libel lawsuit In September Akridge yesterday ordered a 1972 after news articles that he directed verdict for defendants claimed damaged him ap. Henry Skop and Fredericka peared In Issues of the Skop doing business as Metro Publication. News at CasseJbey. The articles in question deal Former Brevard County with incidents when Bross was Solicitor Jerrold Bross had filed opposing SemInoie.Breyard State Attorney Abbott Herring's re-election. Bross failed to unseat Herring in the election. 29 Brass contended that there Ssndzi JICIUJd were untruthsin the published Pjbf,P Doily Jnd Snøo. ti.pt SO?U'C,%y and articles that nu'niljated him, 1. . rf,jr jac damaged his reputation and 'c-ftp, Ave , Santor CL caused him emotional distress. )271I Bross has the right of appeal cials Porit9e Paø f In the verdict ordered by the Fivids 1171 court following presentation of wtp.esses for the plaintiff. The Rates by C."tr directed verdict prevented the .•, Y4( S' three-day trial from being considered by the Jury. rr" Let Us Make Your Mowing Job Easierl`sso) ARIENS RIDING MOWERS LIST PRICE SALE Fairway Rider $549.95 $485.00 Fairway Rider $655.60 Emperor Rider Emperor Rider $699.95 Emperor Rider $829.95 $750.00 $934.95 $842.00 Jet Tiller $269.95 $249.95 WAS I $577.00 $630.00 YazooEdgt,'s $118.00 YARDMAN SALE Riding Mower Riding Mower (trador type) TT a us (Formerly Lewis Sales 6 Service) 2517 Country Club Rd., Sanford 3221928 . DELAYS TRAIN florida Highway Patrol Trooper ILL. Eflaod watches as wrecker tracks (Wapers crew Palls 111oobIn cruiser off curse as 8R40 northeast of Oviedo last night. Lentard E. Davis, Of Orlando told officers the boat flipped all a trailer as his pickup truck rosmded the sharp rifusliek curve. The boat sustained an estimated s,aO damages when It rolled onto tracks. Davis and passersby flagged down an approacijig ZDcar freight train that was delayed nearly an bow initfi the boat could be remosed. ARRIVE AHVE L) - - . - -. - -- - "1 . ' • .-.- • - '' In for H - / - S g f%4Q1 "gJ f7 1/ - -•- ... - - - s- A 1 Rom [hi -f s . ,- I / \ ' - . INC 1 R&OAL7UZILL Coming..... / 2 - r ---b---- . ,- "Tap, tap, tap. That's how easy it is to get cash from me, your amazing 24-hour banker. "I'll even handle your deposits. "Any hour, any day,any night, including Sundays and holidays:' Wor d arts U IiI OCk th BANQUET MEETING AVAILABLE , •' g - , i Attention members of America's Foreign 7 - IO LI)I'IIS T 1.1c i:J5jjp5 BANK OF SEMINOLE :fni Sth Orhjo Dr. Sanford, Florida 32771 Phone—(3(y,) 323-1776 fM,t, 0tj VOLKSWAGEN - TOVOTA - DATSUN - OPEL APH - VOLVO - MEKEDES MG SAAB - JAGUAR - DAW - AUDi - PINTO - FIAT - TMU10 - (FNr,!iNE PAf*~TS) We're heodquarters for Worldpads —call us for service PH. 322-0308 Jail, Harrell said. Harrell said Adkins sustained a cut on a hand during a scuffle with officers over the rifle and 4& was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment three stitches, for Injury, At the Jail, Harrell said, deputy Luke Stallworth released Adkins on a county court summons and then took the elderly man back home. County Court Clerk's records AtOm SAN — AUTO PARTS I MACHINE SHOP • .- • 1l4V:-r--7 / RIIIDIiIIg Pke 9t sun Hopea -0111' -. ft l ' 1i1419r : >' ./ /1 • -: GRINGTHISADIN OR COMPLIMENTARY as you'd like is causing you anxiety, why continue to run scared? Instead, open or add to a savings account with First Federal of Seminole today. .and start taking it easier tomorrow. . . IS4 DRINK Shm"aWnw 16'anfoM ffin - eai'ed. knowledge that you don't have as much money in a savings account OREGON AVEN 222 Magnolia Ave - -• /• OPEN SUNDAYS 323-6404 -- - ._ : _---.-------..._. 50 legion of import corowLi;. recommend nearby dealers and garages to do the work. Parts and service, That,$ what Worldparts IS all about. If you're a membfm of the Foreign Legion stop in and see us We've got the "key" to worry-free driving. Auto Pads for Imports. Division - -'.-,. / Worldparts has the key to all your maintenance and service problems. We have quality-made replacement parts for your Import cars. And we can $449.50 - -, I '/ - - S ued OLVO I In, ?j,n " A&P To Close Stores r— - • " 0A O AT 0 al Tnrit.KS $99.00 WE REPAIR ALL MAKES AND MODELS A&C MOWER SERVICE & SALES 1WWIIWUUC UCIC1 .11111 rr"" L4LB ear to a rwpvin.ic anrl . - ,' NOW hider new management. Pickup and delivery srvsce. - I1Lounci1hdturndadedf A •...IJL i.i.. i - - - t& store. failed to appear at the meeting director Jack Hanna, but Mrs. + j and his presentation of a Plan Perrick said Councilman William Keller of DeBary was a or a used car lot at 4114 S giving e zoo lando Dr. was tabled until the i nstrumental P-Z commission meeWig on another hearing. March 6. Mrs. Perrick, who has been active in fund-raising efforts to Lash, who received a By BILLBEI.LEVHLE debris, which would have to be River Haven proba bly will not he said, "may be for the State to di tional use pe rmit from City Complete the new zoo, said Herald Stall Writer cleaned up. qualify for either designation." approve the concept of the Commission Jan. 21, must Volusia County children will be Seminole County Commission "T'he remainder of the river scenic river but to delay ac- receive P-Z approval within 90 admitted free on conducted As the first step toward Cliairman Sid Vihlen Jr., and from Wekiva Springs to just ceptance for a length of time to days of the city commission's tours and a plaque denoting TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Nick F. Starnes, 40, special agent designating the Wekiva River a State Rep. Bob Hattaway (I).. past the railroad bridge is the allow county's gilt will be placed on removal of the offending action, in charge of the FBI office in Tampa since June 1973, has "wild and scenic river," the Seminole) have already area of prime concern," lie structures." the building. been named to replace Don Moore on Feb. 24 as head of De par t ment of Natural publicly supported the "wild said. In other action: The Wekiva River Camps the bureau's field office in Washington, D.C. Resources has begun working and scenic river" designation. — A request by John Peters Adair said that the presence Owners Association has The promotion of Starnes, who Joined the FBI as a file on a "first draft" cornAt a meeting of the state's of the camps and the shacks already received a letter received approval for opening a clerk 23 years ago, was announced Thursday. Starnes is a prehensive request that will go Internal Trustees two weeks "are detrimental to the scenic concerning the need for the minor automotive repair shop graduate of Gainesville High School. Moore, 45, will to the Governor and the cabinet ago, Hattaway said that all river concept. removal of the structures, he at 2513 S. Park Dr. become supervisor of the FBI's external affairs office. I 't ¶ .'i •i i; by June, County Com- "well kept and attractive" "One possible alternative," said. The conditional approval e missioners learned this week. fis hing camps could probably •'A U LLM prohibi ts any outside storage, remain through the present w hi ch commissioners said they If appro%ed, the wild and generation of owners, before hope will prohibit junk cars and p-- — WIL'foN MANORS, Fla. (AP) Police have charged a scenic' designation will allow they would have to be removed, parts from being scattered 16-year-old Fort Lauderdale boy with the armed robbery the state to receive federal Ill-kept camps, though, would NEW YORK (AP)--Jonathan L. Scott, new board around the building. of a teller at a drive-In window of the Sun Bank of Wilton money to be used to preserve go immediately, chairman of the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., says the Peters said he Intends to sell Manors. the beauty of the scenic, A&P will close more of Its 3,500 stores this year than in According to County lawn mowers and have an I rambling river. Although n° Pollution Control Director any previous year. lie said the chain will also jettison its S'J1'4IIE P4S STATE,.., automotive repair shop. development outside of Lan WEO advertising slogan. gley Adair, the state could Approved a si te plan for a fishing camps and Illegally approve full or partial situated shacks along the shore and islands — has taken place designation of the Wekiva as "wild and scenic," or could on ri Cr, at least one realt company has attempted to reject the proposal altogether buildhouslngprojectson the I "Inmyopinion,"Adair said t river. If a "wild and scenic" this week, "the lower river A 97-year-old Altamonte Indicate the summons was designation Is approved, most from Wekiva River Haven to .a. •of the fishing camps and shacks the mouth of the river at the St. Springs man has filed suit returnable Nov. 1 but when will have to be torn down. Johns, Including a portion of against Seminole Sheriff John Case came to court the State floaters and ca noeists out of the Blackwater Creek, can qualify Polk and three "unidentified" Attorney's office chose not to camps have already heavily as a wild river. However, he 11 , deputies charging the deputies press formal charges and filed littered the lower part of the 25- added that "the stretch from 3 4 violated his constitutional a "no Information" in the case mile long river with cans and miles above SR 46tothe Wekl%a rights inanOct.,3974 incident at his home d j J The lawsuit, filed by Maitland --attorney R. W. Simmer for Eugene Adkins, 97, of 219 Baywood St., Altamonte • A%1% Hostesses Spr1rigs, seeks cess of Were Friend ly $2,500 damages alle ed physical and mental injuries he • says he sustained when he was forcefully taken from his home, , without a warrant, by deputies , II placed in a sheriff's car and " . , held at county jail The civil Rwe't action states that the deputies didn't file criminal charges "of any nature" against Adkins In OPEN DAILY the t. low 7 a .m. to 10 p.m. Sheriff'shljetmt records, howeer, Indicate that deputies had stopped a car allegedly Waitresses load-M w!th burglary loot in Smiled front of Adkins house an nd OPEN 11 a m t 2 • arrested one man in the car and Except Sunday Z amp, were searching for a second suspect Oct 23 when Adkins' ENTERTAINMENT ~bo wasn't connected with the MAE NIGHTLY burglary caw, appeared with a loaded .22 caliber rifle and ordered the deputies off his it property. Chief Deputy Duane Harrell • ROOMS / —. . said officers explained their Daily Luncheon presence to Adkins and asked -. .--$1 45 Specials ... him to go back Into his house. -Adkins then allegedly pointed Bartenders .. COCKTAIL HOUR 5-7 the rifle at the chest of a deputy Listened and was arrested on his front All c Drinks porch for exhibiting a - -. Directed Verdict Fa vors Skops iflL at • - - Zoo - a - To Agent Stames Promoted -. _____ Donated The commission also op. The Volusia County Council I proved a request for the sale of ntedyesterdaytodonat.e $5,000 -I I alcoholic beverages for con• to the Central Florida sumption off the premises at Zoological Society for com. ---'u I Port Grocery store, 1308W 8th pletion of the entry-office Father Sh.nin Shine, celebrates Mass for second graders In their classroom at All Souls caUollc St. building at the new zoo site, School, Sanford, in observance of Catholic Education Week Other acthfflea at the school this week Store owner Miss Christine according to Mrs Rita Perrick Included openhquseforpare oIthestudcnisdaHibleSrnicefor(hirdaderi FatherShine of DeBa ry,whowentbefore the McCloud wil l have to lye Is assistant pastor of All Souls Church and aster Charlene is principal of the school r a val b City Commission council in DeLand with a request for aid to the zoo. Seriff Deputies - $5,000 -- - EDUCATION - j low. Th church will be a two-story building, including a rectory and Sunday school classrooms. _______ - Tax Bill Gains Ground WASHINGTON (AP) — Tax reba tes ofuptoon 1974 income taxes would be In the mall late this spring under an emergency tax-cut bill swiftly gaining ground 4 Cimgress. The rebate of 10 per cent of 1974 tare, up to the $200 maximum are part of the $).1-b1llic tax-cut bill approved House Ways and Means Committee. e Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission (P•Z) last night approved a site plan for an addition to St. John's Missionary Baptist Chur ch at 920 Cypress Ave. 1200 square foot addition to the local store section at the Zayre Shopping Center at U.S. 17-92 and Airport Boulevard —i TAI.MHASSFE, Fla (AP) Insurance mmisstoner Thomas O'Malley says his department has been appointed recei v er of Honda assets of the financially troubiLd 'UIIIIIIIL inurua. Co.of ti York O'Malley sa id Th ursday th at Leon County Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor's order was to enable the state to conserve SwTimit assets. O'Malley ordered Summit to cease writing policies on Jan. 24 until it could show surplus to support "premium volume already force In Florida." The New York Insurance Department placed Summit in rehabilitation Tuesday. O'Malley said Florida policy holders will be .otected by the Florida insurance Guaranty Association if th e firm is declared insolvent. . - r' - State Named ReceiIWver (Continued from Page IA) his disabled van on 1-4 near the tornado whi ped through 8o Lake Mar' exit yesterday and Saturday and becoming nor- in Iafayette"inty theasOY. (Complete weather buildings and knocking Out details on page 5A) power and phone lines nil1ce the rear of the vehicle on the ground and three tires, tools In Lake County, the trailer said. home of Mrs. Bobby Rowe was and a tape player missing. The Police said the tornado demolished by a tornado damaged businesses and a equipment was valued at M. according to sheriff's deputy leaving her and her three yo school, but that pupils escaped children with minor injuries. Injury. One man received Frank JohnsonIn the rural community of minor injuries, po!ice said. Duck Pond, Mrs. Fern "Damage wi ll probably run Whitaker managed to crawl out in the th ousands of dollars," a •. Of the wreckage of her mobile spokeswoman for the Lafayette • , home destroyed by another County Sheriff's department twister in Clay County. She was said. ç slightly Two O er T wea service said a Injured. th he ther I trailers were damaged, third tornado was seen near I Earlier Thursday, another i..eeaixirg. cA u •, Bomb Rips TV Station By MICKEY IA)CIIRIDGE I ferald SWI Writer F_ To Reach Final Orbit amount of vandalism damage at the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 103 w Place. Officers said the vandals en. tered the building by a window and extensively vandalized offices and the chapel. John D. Baumgardner, of Tornadic Winds a age ount D ____________ 1.4 & STATE ROAD46 FIRST FEDEItAIj!bF SEMIN LE S'.IORt) 0111(1 - - OF.iloo 0111(1 %IILR PARK 0111(1 t0'.0OD 0111(1 0N'(1 (Ill (flhI( I (i".ILiRi P1414 ( L'c4). R.l �______ _______ f - Evening :i N. F!ENCfl AVE., - - Headd SANFORD, FLA. 32771 1 or 831-9993 7, rounct - Each day we come across a situation which leaves me wondering "what this world Is comlrg to?" Charles Benton called and told us he buried his father. Rufus this past Saturday. By the time he went back Monday to visit his father's grave at the Evergreen Cemetery on W. 25th St., Sanford, allof the artificial flowers were taken. Stealing food to teed one's family in difflcu't times I can understand but don't condone. Stealing flowers from a grave I cannot derstand and certainly would never forgive! Area ('ode 305 M-2 1 61 Friday, Feb. -- 1975-4A 1). DOVI.F, Publisher WILLIAM D. CIIRH IE, Managing Editor IU)HEUTC. MARKEY,Ad%er(isjng Director WA\'NE lnt' Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40: 6 Months, $14.20; Year, S218 40, By Mail: In Florida sanle as home delivery. All ether mail: Month, 82.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. I hope you get the same reaction after reading the following as I did when one of our readers called I., and told me he had heard of the plan while listening to CBS radio. There's a program in St. Louis called Back Stoppers. It's a non-profit organization composed of local business people who subsidize the families of all policemen and firemen who are killed in the tine t.I The readiness with which the sophisticated Western would of Sanford Founder's Day is scheduled for Sat., Feb. 8 at 2:30 p.m. at the General Sanford Memorial Library in Sanford. Essay awards will be presented to middle school students from this area by SaUle Harrison Chapter. Also taking part in the program will be the wuuiu ravai Acaaemy. \ ' 1dV0 ' V 11 ---_-1h] john spoiski associate editor For example, the free world appears RAY CROMLEY DON rwfl/GH cRUISES Patch Job mainland. When Communist Chinese leadership met in secret in January the world was told that this was he 'first Session of the Fourth National People's Cure Congress." And when th e "Congress" was over, Peking issued details of a "constitution" th at supped to rule Communist China. For a ion All of this was duly published by Western WIIINGTON (NEA' - President Ford 's media and apparently accepted without a break budget huffs and puffs. But it doesn't do much for in mental stride by the Western world. However, economic recovery. Communist China most assuredly is not a republic. There are bandaids aplenty. More for Nor was the convening of 2,864 handpicked unemployment insurance. Temporary public Not N t / ftll (j M-thcare ~1 I!J Medicaid Honored ___ .. .• . . . Sometimes . / .1 k OAKLEY . OE EN ~ gigto ____ ___ ___ And Crime ? Peking a "Congress" in the sense that the word. Finally, the document that Punishment ,* ____ ... __ - - __ _____ 6 Cards 0 ) ., • ____.t. __ delegates in Prison warden Iwis E. Iwes, author of "20,000 Years in Sing Sing," once said, not en. tirely in jest, that "society will not improve until a better class of people goes to Jail." Thanks to Watergate, a better class of people has been going to Jail in America, It may be questioned, though, Just how much of a salutary effect on society is achieved by the brief conin minimum-security, country-clubtype surroundings and the subsequent literary enrichment of men who attempted to suborn the American political system. Also open to question may be the value to society of Jailing somebody Like bandleader "Skitch" Henderson, who has been sentenced to six months for falsifying his income tax returns especially in vi ew of the fact that no criminal charges were brought against a certain cxpresident who did much the same thing. Henderson was convicted of backdating the gift of his musical library to the University of Wisconsin, for which he claimed a deduction of $350O00 and which the government claimed was 'I service Jobs. Something here and something I there. These steps are no substitute for steady % was published when the meeting adjourned was not employment, a thriving Industry and agriculture / and an ability to compete in the world markets. constitution the outline of a representa tive Employment is down, inflation up and the government government or a legal bulwark to prot ec t the rights of the people from a strong centralized govern. economy lagging because business and industry SAIQEp haven't increased efficiency, adapted new ment. I discoveries to practical use and expanded basic Nevertheless, many statesmen are hailing the output rapidly enough to employ the millions •. product of the "Congress" as a greening of Coniwho need work. Agriculture, which has made . .... munist China a relaxation of the harsh Socialist tremendous strides this past decade, can't meet ____ rule that has regimented the lives of one-fourth of demand. / / _j.: /• In this situation, what has Mr. Ford done? He's the people in the world. Nothing could be farther from the truth. At assigned piddling amounts for exploring ways to _______t 'Y. first reading, for example, the "constitution" transfer the new technology more rapidly to government and Industry use and for studies \•.' 'ii .. appears to permit Chinese people to cultivate aimed at Increasing productivity. Basic ________________ backyard gardens and engage in minor bartering, research., on which the long-range efficiency of _________________________________ I However, the subsequ en t print is anyth ing but U.S. industry and government rests, continues to iii' ..._i....... _ I _________ fine. It aeclares that even these rights are subject moves down in real dollars. Agciculture worUde to the "Socialist ownership of all the people," t ha t research barely keeps pace with Inflation. Then take energy, on which Mr. Ford ha., In sentencing Henderson to prison, however, they must not involve "exploitation of others," and rightfully placed such stress In his speeches of Manhattan Federal Court Judge Edward that they are subject to the collective decisions of Weinfeld touched on one truth that has been all late. The heavy spending here is in the esoteric neighborhood organizations, and the leadership of systems which will pan out in the but ignored of late by the "suffered enough" dim future, If rural communes. In other words, Peking still must apologists: ever. Less-glamorous research into more ci. ____________ approve of any, deviation from its rigd Socialistic flt use of energy by the consumer, Which Not only must jutIce be done on behalf of dictatorship. —---. society, but society must see justice being done. ew In all the talk about penal reform, and par. A communique issued in Peking after the Important exceptions. In energy conservation, -. ticularly In the controversy over th each mililon efficiently spent could bring savings "Congress" adjourned puts the matter into even e death penalty, most attention ha., been focused on the sharper perspective. it orders all Mainla nd of several millions of dollars a year, and criminal, The emphasis Is on rehabilitation, and Chinese to "make su re that Marxism occupi es all . To Ex perimen ts in Europe have demonstrated anyone who maintains that the primary oh. '4 spheres of the (government) superstructure." it jective must be the punishment of wrongdoersis that with inexpensive In-depth studies, nexhorts the people to "implement the principle of dividual almost guilty of heresy. companies can increase output as much grasping revolution," and it makes it clear that all P.S. In each of the cases listed above an effort as per cent while cutting power use by a fifth tor, The Herald: No one, of course, should want a return to the was made to find the owner subjects must continue "Chairman Mao's or more, of the dog, such as days when people were hanged In public for a The door has barely been opened on these revolutionary line in foreign affairs." The WTRR, the Police Department, and whole list of petty offenses. But in attempting to H can human beings be so cruet as to checking Lost & Found in both Herald and Nothing in the two weeks of deliberations that Possible sang which range across humanize our penal codes, we seem to have f abandon dogs! I wish the people who steel to cement to factory heating and Sentinel. In can of poor old hunting dog, I forgotten that society also has certain concluded with the communique indicates that use of waste needs. heat in a multitude of other him could see the first one I found. He had no 3aw the man put out the dog and drive off. Communist. China has ameliorated If it is true that the routine execution of hair. Everything that touched him must have its businesses and criminals had a brutalizing effect on society, it Is revolutionary policies. Centralized Marxism still How effecth'e relatively small amOunts been excruciatingly painful. He was eaten up — also true that the de facto absence of a supreme I of with rules citizens with an iron hand. Red Chln ticks and fleas. You could count his ribs. money can be in conserving energy 15 penalty In this country today may also have leaders still are determined to continue th eir illustrated by a National Aeronautics and Space Letters to the editor are always welcome. unhealthy Since that consequences. time, five years ago, there have revolution against the United States Administration project which, for a modest been They should be as brief as possible They and th e amount When and a cold-blooded murderer can expect not at least 20 dogs abandoned on our country of research funding over the twit Western world. If Communist China appears to on matters of general interest, much harsher penalty than a common burglar, neighborhood, One man was leaving an old deviate from strict Marxism it is only a tactic, like adecade, gives promise of saving a million barreis hunting dog that wan crippled. It would have day of petroleum arid $3 billion to $4 billion a The letters should deal with Issues and avoid our concept of Justice has become seriously that of a judo wrestler's, to use the supe rior een more mer ciful si tu. One dog was PeTlOuslltIeI. a year in dollar savings in the cost of operating strength and resources of th e United States black retriever-type who was a nursing mother. of airplanes in this cointry. Capi Capital Punishment aside, when a drug ped. ne editor America itself to defeat the United States. In fairness it should be added that Mr. Ford's She ran up and down the road in a frenzy looking reserves the right Lu edil those dler receives no more penalty than a tax evader, kt Most assuredly nothing that the "Fourth budget does provide $26 million for long-range for her puppies. for reasons of space, but will exercise something is also seriously wrong. great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost Congress" did indicates that the United States work on more efficient electric power tranDogs are Incapable of ftjfl caring for The latter happened In Ohio last month. A drug should change its policy of supporting the 5rIon advanced automotive power systems and depend on people for food and love to live. It pusher, whose and energy storage. But clientele Included school children, there's a mere $3 All letters must be signed with a mailing genuinely free peoples in Asia. m merciful for these unwanted dogs to be was released on "shock probation" after million to discover means for end-use con Just six address and, when possible, a telephone - put mercifully to sl eep by the human e number months in prison. The society, OF ser vat ion. theory bthind "shock so the identity of the writer may be checked and probation" Is a veterinarian, How can this message be that a brief stay in prison followed The problem, of course, Is not that Mr. Ford Is trougtt established. However, the Evening Herald will to people who drive out to the by country sudden release may have a rehabilitative not planning to spend enough. The budget is respect the wishes of writers who do not want effect that already far too big as any taxpayer k.nows. The and abandon a dog' continuel confinement would not, their names to appear In print. With the assistance of an Incentive from cash rebates, problem Is rather that the money, in all t,o many Maybe so. But the demoralizing effect on automobile market is undergoing a revitalization that boosted Instances, Ii not channeled to efforts scheduled We reserve, of course, the right to reject society, and on law Sincerely, sales by an average of 40 per cent In a 10-day period, to bring the most effective returns. letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or this sort of thing is enforcement authorities, of Incalculable, as the outcry in Dog Lover establishing an upward trend that is expected to contir.ue. slanderous. Ohio over the episode testifies. This Improving production isa dear-cut example of the way JACK A the free enterprise system can work. The result, In the long run, will be a stronger automobile industry and a better deal for w accept S - ji - - _____________ .s ___________ - - - . '. - -• ' - _________ ____ ___ __________ - ______ -.. _____ ________ ________ . . Lette rs The , Eciff or Free Mdrket A NDERSON people wig, buy cars, Con ress BERRY'S WORLD - 0 9 ove It E - ____________ 1 . j TL Surwei.L.W4 % employes. / - - _- 4.1 a- . . - __ - -f -=- -. - _a - -- sometime, - - — -- - IMI Contractor, ____ ' __ __ , Engineers __ __ —: Clash . - - r ______ _____ - . 1 - ' \'" .- - Oil Cut . County Avoid * S Casselberry Laws it job Motorcycle Onassis Rider Robs va Henry 13I.ock 17 I'eaSOfis %'Ib..'y )7O11 AMU C()fIl to LIS State Bank - meotm tax help, Sue & of money - avoid 1 Collection Fee Decision Looms AREA DEATHS - - GOCUML*1K - SANFORD LONG WOOD - Funeral Notice Look! - -- -- - , HARvIN \ \ .'. HOSPITAL NOTES WEATHER ay 441. \ - WASHINGTON Congressional employes,, Grumbled one former Heckler aide: "1 didn't "tches, The congressman uses his assistants, 'n return for their government pay, are expected mind taking the congresswoman's car to Occasionally, some congressional secretaries I the too, to chauffeur him around, pick up his laundry and clerks to serve the public interest. They have been garage, but getting the maid's are obliged to serve as nursemaids. cr fixed was too and run other errands, It ed, nevertheless, to shop for pantyhose, tend has become the duty of more than one staff, much." An assistant with a master's degree was "I make no apologies," he told "I work while making excusesto waiting dogs, change tires arid perform other personal assigned to oversee the changing of snow tires on hard. The tine should be drawn between v i rs, to chores for members of Congress. whether break out u)ld towels, black coffee and is to her car. hot soup a service isa benefit to me personally or whether in an This would appear to violate the code of ethics attempt to revive a Capitol Hill dignitary The congresswoman, referring to herself as a it benefits our operation," which Congress adopted in 1958 to regula te the "workaholic," acknowledg who has had too much to drink. ed that her Stuff conduct of all federal Sen. Robert Dole, R.-Kans., likes his staff helps her with personal chores Two witnesses observed one senator "In bring A congressman's salary has steadily risen to chocolate shakes and Big Mac ham. Staggering out of his office, his hat askew, lie emergency situations." They take care of her tho prt-ent pinnach' of S42.5() a year. This is burgers for lunch, although he i n was about to :itteiiirt .1 d' !:jnti f k.r r'.-r.n .... _____ Sewer ____ - swallowed without noticeable indigestion the name " People's Republic of China" for the regime 0flffl ___ ~~__ ______ - _ , .. _________ NI- Immounuft— _____ - _______________________ to have ________ 19 Friday, Fib. 7,, I731-5A LONGWOOD Ms. Maryanne Morse, presiden of the Seminole Coun ty Young By DONNA EES SR 4 ran out in November and could not make decisions on U ' Leb anon Soviet Arms VIP, Republican (YR) Club, an — Herald Staff Writer city council on consulting Job, but rather had to return to flounced last night her can 11Y The Associated Press engineer Bill Palm's recom- the home office for instructions didacy for cohalrman of ALTAMONTE SPRINGS mendation extended the co from Palm. Florida Federation of Young Other Arab nations are going to give Lebanon 2 million —, An official of Associated tract to Jan. 31. Reasons given Palm had a different story to liepublicans, worth of Soviet arm s to stren gth Building and Contracting Co., for the time extension were tell, however.He said en Its defenses against engineers Israel and $28 million to rebuild Ms. Morse, who is also vice villages in southern contractors of the city's nor. inclement is office have spent more weather and from h chairman of the Seminole Lebanon destroyed by the Israelis, sources In Cairo thaide sanitary rewer district, management problems being time on this job than any other County Republican Executive reported today, ______ yesterday laid at least partial suffered by Associated. in recent years. The Cairo newspaper Al Ahkbar said the weapons Committee, said she Is seeking blame on the shoulders of would Additiona l extensio ns have include surface to air missiles, an titank missiles the office to unite the Junior and Saying his firm's only wish is -and consulting engineers, Glace and been refused and Associated k _____ senior wings of the party to torpedo boats. Informed sources In Cairo said the arms protect the city's Interest, _____ Radcliffe of Winter Park, for has been put on notice that the throughou t the state as has would be supplied by Syria and Iraq, which are armed by Pa lm maintained Associated delays In completing the job. $100 per day penalty since Jan. the Soviet Union, and other countries, been done locally. $50,000 In unpaid bills from "Our skirts are not lily 31 Is being levied. The sources said five Arab oil W _R She Is also proposing a contractors and suppliers for countries white," said Bob Stephens, vice Saudi Stephens appeared at t Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq, libya and he the questionnaire on the state and Job and proof that bills have the United Arab president of the contracting meeting with h Emirates - plus Egypt and Morocco would local levels to GOP of. is lawyer, James been paid will be required provide the S firm, insisting however, t Cunningham, to ask the city ficeholders on their positions on JAYCEES OFFICER OF THE MONTH $28 million for reconstruction. to before Palm approves any much of the delay has been aid ln communications with issues so that the public will further payments to caused by the engineers' failure engineering firm. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees program chairman, Skip know what the officials really Ass ociateiJ, Senkarik, to make decision.s thus holding Cunningham said as Exporting IkfO presents represent. Pa lm said one of the unpaid officer the up workers for hours. problems developed delays nionth asar(t to Martin L.aBrusclana, Noting that the March 6 YR hills from a supplier included Seminole Shetiff's i\ss()ciate(J's time on the from five to six hours hEIRUi, IAIJa:III AP) - Sharp sords are flying in Department idcntlflcatiou officer, during ceremonie, at Slzzjfn' meeting will include a debate to as long sums installation of sewer lines and as four days occurred when paid for which Associated was the war of nerves over oil prices, and the big petroleum Stea khouse. on the Equal Rights Amendby the city. exporters ar e facin g a test of t he lift stations in the area south of Glace and Radcliffe engineers ir newly forged unity. flient to the U.S. Constitution, City Atty. Joe Davis the latest shot, U.S. Secretary of State Henry A. Ms. Morse said the local Kissinger spoke about a possible tweak reminded that the important in oil prices organization will take a stand thing was to get the job done. because of cuts in consumption by the industrialized West. on the issue after the debate. Kissinger's verbal arm twist to pressure oil prices adding that the northside • down The group meets regularly at coincided with reports that several major sanitary sewer district hzs been exporters are the Quality Court Inn on SR 434 U cutting production to maintain the high price "a real pain In the neck." H of crude oil near 1-4. By BILl. HELI.E VILLE decreed by th e Organization of Petrole stated his concern that there validation request for today, years, In an effort to purchase um Exporting went ahead with plans to may be some "kind of Herald Staff Writer Countries (OPEC). but with t he threat of the city's the systems, validate bonds to buy and ex- litigation" concerning the suit, It has been delayed until is t Commenting on the possible pond another utility system. After learning that the City of more research before everything Is settled. concerning it suit from Casse!berry, Vihlen Casselberry was prepared In Hospital to can be completed, Vfhlen said, told The Herald, "All of our WE HAVE ST TE FORMS sue them when they filed for The long-smoldering dispute professionals have indicated PARIS ( All) -. Aristotle Onassis entered the American lidation of revenue bonds for flared again this week just as that we have an air.tight ospital in the Paris suburb of Neulily today for T '" the purchase of Consumer and the county was treatpreparing to file package that could stand up in hment of a muscular ailment aggravated by influenza. Indian hills utilities, county for bond validation _a last step court." Onassis new from Athens to Paris Thur sday night in a officials yesterday staged a towards the already authorized Vihlen added he was "conprivate executive Jet and spent the night at his Paris successful compromise with purchase of the two utility fident of winning If it comes to apartment near the Arc de Triomphe. His failure to go j0NVILLE, F Ia. tAP) city officials that has tern- systems. The conflict was first court but it will cost the taxinunediately to the hospital aroused speculation that he porarily avoided legal action. ignited when the county moved payers a lot of money." for the might be going on to the United States for treatment, helmet and displaying a keen Conimisslon Chairman Sid In and condemned the two county's legal expenses. &r sense of timing darted into a Vihlen Jr., asked Casselberry systems. Later they made plans In yesterday's meeting, local bank, knocked down a Mayor bill Grier to meet with to purchase them for $4 million ficlals Reason 5. If the IRS should call you Earth a Kitt To agreed that a Consensus woman teller and scooped up utilities' professionals from as the first step towards a of city council and county comin for an audit, H R Block will o a bag LONDON containing both entities in yesterday's public-owned, regional Singer Eartha Kitt says she will sue the water missioners will determine with you, at no additional cost. 'got about $70,000, officals say. meeting in an effort to Central Intelligence Agency for allegedly compilin g a the and sewer system. Casselberry whether both can mutua ll y as a legal representative., .but we dossier on her. suit. The county had initially has been negotiating with both share the systems' water and The FBI said Wednesday that can answer all questions about how Miss Kitt claims a dossier was prepar ed under the man dashed th rough a back scheduled the $2.4 million companies for almost two sewer treatment facilities, President Lyndon B. Johnson's administration after she your taxes were prepared. Consumer Is a new systei door and Into the lobby of the denounced the Vietnam war at a White House party. She that serves 4,800 acres with 10 Five Points Guaranty Sank Just said the dossier was continued in the administration of connections, but has a capacity as the money was being trans. Richard M. Nixon. for 12,000. Indian Hills, which fered from an armored car. covers some o acres with service, is an older system with 1,548 water and sewer connections and a potential for 2,530. Areas served by both ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Floyd said it is currently 'rrro KIRCHHOFF firma are presently In un-Incur. - The city commission tanooga, Term., he- lived In' Is to make costing the city nearly $5 porated parts of the county. Survivors include her a decision at a workshop monthly Sanford since 1960 and parentsg per housing unit to Since Csel - I was unable Otto W. Kirchhoff, 93, of 302 previously lived Mr. and Mrs. Donald session this afternoon on collect garbage nearly to purchase the two • E. Foster St., Palmyra, N.Y. lie was a Baptist. in Avon Park. Rainier, Sanford; brothers, whether a garbage collection $200,000 annually. systems, it Art, Casselberry, Terry He reco,n died Feb. 5 after a short illness. THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE fee will be levied on city mended that Survirurs include his wife, Fort Knox, Ky., monthly fee be Ile was a 59-year member of Mrs Louise Harvin, Sanford; Donald Jr. and residents Immediately, Roger L, both of Sanford; levied with general revenues ____________ Palmyra Masonic Lodge 24$ son, Richard 'fl'Irl appeared to be little picking up E. Harvin, sisters, Mrs. Rowena Davis, the remaining ex309EIstSI. F&AM. 17-92 Arcadia; daughter, Miss Clermont and Mrs. Linda doubt in commissioners' minds pense. Ph. 322-6771 Survivors include six sons, Suzanne Harvin, Sanford; __ yes r y Ph. 831-448.4 te da afternoon that a fee Purtell, Petersburg, Va. One item which has raised ~_____ DEANS CAREER __________ Open a.m.-9 p.m. Weekdays, 9.5 Sat. & Sun. __ Edw ard D., Sanford; Louis M., sisters, Mrs. Thelma will eventually be levied if costs, Floyd said, is that the Mason OPEN TONIGHT—NOAPPOINIMENT NECESSARY Palmyra; Henry F., Palmetto; and Mrs. 011ie Mae SherrIl both not Immediately then in time city is no longer in the san ta Other Area Office In Oviedo Fairchild Funeral Home i ry ________________________________________________ Donald O.,Robert and Richard, of Chattanooga, Mrs. for collection during the fiscal landfill business ELM Orlando in charge. and fees for all of Palmyra; da ughter, Mrs. Shipley, Winter Park and Mrs. yyear beginning Oct. 1. using county dumps are runWilliam (Kathryn) Eden, Lois Fountain, Lake Worth. Commissioner Cal DeVoney ning $2,000 to $3,000 monthly. v Utica, N.Y.; brother, William asked colleagues yesterday lie added city Gramkow Funeral Home in garbage trucks E. Sanford; sister, Miss Ellalee charge. ____________________ afternoon to delay a decision get 1.5 miles per gallon of gas, Kirchhoff Sanford; 22 until after the city budget for making th eir operation costly. grandchildren; io greatthe first three months of the "We either have to go up on MI GINGER RAINIER grandchildren and several HARVIN. RICHARD M.fiscal year's operation property taxes or charge a ,---- ' Funeral services for Richard M. nieces and nephews. (October, November and fee," Floyd said, insisting a Miss Ginger LII Rainier, 18, of Har,in. 10. of 2171 S Palmetto Funeral services and burial 430 E. Packwood AVe., December, 1974) are gone over direct service Ave.. Sinford, who died Thur charge Is the will be Saturday in Palm)Ta. Maitland, died Wednesday, sday will be held at 10 am, in detail today. most fair while property taxes Saturday. at Gramkow Funeral Cady & Mate, Sinclair Funeral Btrn in Tampa, she moved to At the same time, he said that based on property Home Chapel with Or. J. Ted values is Home In charge, the impression should not be "not as equitable," Casselberry 16 years ago from Coimato officiating. Buria l in -•" Oaklawn Memorial Park, given that the fee is being V11t RICHARD Tampa. on sp to "hlegardless of w we do, hat Gramkow in charge TL 130 0141 considered as a budget we will be criticized because Rihard M. Harvin, 60, of 2474 '00 balancer. S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, died taxes is a dirty word," he said. Mayor Nonnan Floyd said Thursday. Born in Chat"If we go to over $3.50 the city is definitely going to nonthly, the commissione rs have to get into the commercial might as well leave town," Chairman \' garbage collection business, get ('omnmjssioncr loh1' ° Helen Keyser M w'" out of all gar bage collection or said, noting FEBRUARY '913 jwooiSt0tb0 Christopher t. 5h)* the fee will receive — ADMISSIONS: levy a fee on homeowners. 95 Michael I Shaw miiuch opposition. YeSterdayS high it low this Sanford Eslella Peter son And City Attorney Joe Davis morning St There was lOot an inch Lorraine P Commissioner George Flowers Margaret Pauli, of rain yesterday, backed him up. Davis said the Perkins said 5VN MO5oMl Gertrude Davidson ood the fee imposed M ae A Thomas Colder through Saturday Highs in Eddie Woods toto' be,lst.s city would have difficulty Carrie Bishop StUt0s should be tied carefully to the the SOs Lows from lower s in some sand 7. tt4M?IG Edna R. Walker ivils Joe I Collins defending itself in the courts If a budget and only imposed °' interior rural locations to uppr 30s C a rdtO9" 0 1 mo bile lode M Hitchcock to the Jessie Hillery This warns. r urban districts Fair tonight and Cathy Titshaw business,ownerordwellerof an degree necessary after it is Corine Ashley ,pebW 5.t'irday. Winds north to northwest Jar,es A Trego apartment or condominium determined where . Tbora Burch Cornelius 00d cr0 on Pt 1,,.toperI. funds IS to 70 m p h but d.crcasng by Wilt,ert Williams 0dt0t% unit in the city challenges a budgeted to pay costs Betty J. Monett untion oit Saturday and becoming north of garShar on F Ban Cecil L. Eaglelon, Deflary current ordinance calli ng for bage collection have gone. easterly Willie Lee Johnson oddttbofl dtb. Ut$tand"9 tsP Michelin Chan, Deltona Ertended Forecasts Sunday Jerald 0 Smith commercial enterprises to pay DeVoney said Value M Bowert, Deltona IcItions he envisioned a through Tuesday Florida Sule Anna Culver for garbage service to com• fee of something Edna Martin, Deltona OR C11 Mostly cldy north less now Oh.0Tt10ngicituIiE SI&T than (steila Peterson David .iackon Jr.. Geneva mercial collectors while would portioqr generally fair South pot Melvin I Kelly be charged In October, James E try, Orange City lion A than'.. of rain over the ex homeowners get the city ser indicating the fee on James I MaIors Virginia M 'tron. ce levied O"do 5.< k.rmant tOt -. treme north Sunday and Monday A Ernestlne Lee vice free. stttild be increased at year end. t, scattered showers else,'here Michael I Shaw t Surprising what all eventually winds-up on my desk. Like the envelope addressed to the "Farm Editor." En1osed was a form letter from the Senator Gurney Defense Fund. The second graph made Its point "Senator Gurney went In hat (nr "a wh,, wn ,tpøll him Nnw Ed Gurney nee -.-,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seeks YR State Post Arab Nations To Give accepts the propaganda of the Communist Chinese is always amazing. V\R)RLD IN BRIEF SatJ. - Counti an — organizations have no fixed overhead. LQCal people of substance contribute the funds while the office staff, which administers the aid, contribute their time and talent. It made me fee) extremely good to know there are organizations like this in our country. Obviously I'm hoping that by Introducing this bit of information, someone of you who read this column will take the Initiative.. Who knows but that we Just might be able to start an organization like the Back Stoppers, and the 100 Club for Seminole County, too. Both ,4tdtt So far they have helped 17 firemen's families and 23 policemen's families. The very first act which this group Initiates after the death, is to give the widow a $2,000 check to cover all of the many Immediate expenses. Next, they assume the mortgage payments on the house. There's another such organization In Detroit called The 100 Club whose considerations are similar. The observance Fake Is Propaganda h e Clock - The program Is under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Caskey, Utrartan-Curator. - Peking's 'Freedom' T .- , = \ Lows Surgay near 10 extreme north to SOs central and Southern interior and SOs theKeys Highs Sunday upper 6O north t mid lOs . __ ___ ________ in .' , . Christopher I Sha., Havelyn StoOner Elsie(mmcl. Cass.u,n Cecil I Eagicton, Dritary extreme south Warrn Monday Claucte W Hilton. Deltona with lows from near 50 extreme John M From, Deltona north to SOs interior south portion t torence M Johnson. Delton and near 70 in the Keys Highs Mildred A Flanagan, Otiton., Monday and Iuc'iay from the low Michelin Chin, Deltona lOs north 10th, 10w 101 South portion Tboma C. Oec'se. Lake Mar, Daytona Beach tides for 5aturd Dorothy A Fr', 1hi • 1(hA 02.i rn A ?On m In.a - ' -' MOM ____ __ ________ ______ r,i _—w_ ____ _______ _____ Every Brisson professional is ,. , . - 4 I. 4 , .. . -. S ~ - "Mobile Home Community of the Year. Zellw od Station. ,,f rh,' __________ [ - ,i!l o .- a • . L- .ri , - We're 1975 IhhuI_hhhhl_.1.hIhuuu.uuhuuhhhhhhhhhhl_hhuI.I_Ihu.huI.huhhhhlm_hhl $ , - - - . . - . . - --- - �IA—Evening Herald, Sinford, Fl. Friday, Feb. 7, 1975 Friday, Feb. i, 197)—/A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Poverty Program Emplovew Served As Paid FBI Informants ,,'Pienella's Flu Outbreak %. WASHINGTON (Al') - The program's fragile credibility in was a paid informer from April Mc Dermtt, an assistant FBI certed effort to plant hufonners leans informer eight months the agency for further details Moshcr, It-Ohio, said that court FBI paid an employe of the the ghetto and breach the to November 1968. director who is in charge of the In other legal aid offices, after then-Director J. Edgar on the New Orleans informer warrants should be required for federally funded poverty law confidentiality of the attorney. "I can conceive of the possi. external affairs division. Murphy said the New Orleans Hoover ordered all FBI field of. and any others working for all federal surveillance. Richard A. Buckley, former Program to spy on black activ. client relationship. bility that people related to a McDermott and another FBI informer "was not reporting on fices to carry out a campaign to legal aid programs. isIs in one city and may have A House subcommittee began director of the New Orleans FBI officials acknowledged ghetto-oriented legal program spokesman, James Murphy, in. that organization. It was just disrupt black extremist groups. had other informers In legal aid Thursday that a black commu- may have been of assistance to slated the FBI was not In. coincidence that he was em• House and Senate corn- an inquiry Thursday at which program, said he flied the cornprograms elsewhere, officials nity organizer for the New Or. us" in other cities, either for vestigating the New Orleans ployed by that group." mittees examining FBI in. Sen. Charles McC. Mathlas, H- munity organizer after learning report. learu Legal Assistance Corp. pay or voluntarily, said John J. programs and made no conThe FBI hired the New Or. telligence operations may press Md., and Rep. Charles A. he was an Informer. The case is the first public disclosure that the FBI has covertly gathered Intelligence on militant political groups from the ranks of the federal legal aid program, a major part of the Johnson administration's war on poverty. Poverty lawyers say such practices destroy the çJ4 Dr. ST. 4 No Cabs z Available , Sij At Checker ae ni The Discount Department Store Lamb 49 Deaths Recorded Fla. people over chronic 65 who already tentlal winter visitors to stay spite the (lap over his public slowly until about the 21stof the Dec. 31 through Jan. 19, then it tiously." (AP) -PETERSBURG, The flu outbreak that suffered diseases, away. Hillsborough County health warning, besieged this retirement city mainly heart and lung month when cases began to began to drop off sharply. Dame said some pe"ple were officials said 13 deaths were "But there were at least two "It may have saved some show in significant numbers. "You could probably say it very hard hit. for two months and caused 49 ailments, Dr. George Dame visitors in ft attributed to the flu - 12 of group o( 49 flu- lives," he said of the warning deaths seems to be over, says said Thursday. "We figure the attack rate has stopped now," he added. As an example, he cited the them people over 65 years of the health official who caused related deaths," Dame said, not which some other health of.. was probably one in 10," said "There may be a few scattered experience of one nursing home age - in about the same period Dame, the Pinellas County Identifying the two. "If they had liclals poob-poohed. "If it saved Dame. "So that would put it in cases here and there. But a in which there were 51 Cases out of time, an uproar by warning visitors health director, ran Into trouble not come down here, they might one, it was effective enough." the neighborhood of 75,00) cases check with emergency rooms of 110 patients. Five were to stay away. with tourist-minded officials not have died," The flu siege started in early in the two-month span." Almost allot the victims were last month when he warned p0shows that the number of cases hospitalized. Four died. Dame stuck to his guns de- December, Dame said, built The peak was recorded from has dropped very precipi. Across the bay in Tampa, C)W ' Eases With The Discount Department Store 00 i Clots, Bruises Differ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB - How long can a bruise produce clots? Wouldn't medicine to reduce the clots cause them to travel? I was kicked by a horse on the outside of the thigh 20 months ago. At the time there was a large bruise. It appeared to form rivers that ran out from the main bruise and extra bruised areas appeared on my leg and on the inside of the knee. Within a week I had severe headaches that I couldn't attribute to tension or sinus. There was swelling on the side of the bead where the headache occurred. One day I awakened with one side of my face swollen and aching dreadfully and retired with the other side affected. The site of the bruise has flattened as if the muscles were tone. Why' Yet. I nrn %erv active and climb many hills, and that leg isn't any weaker than the other. At the site of the kick there are lumps I can feel. I have a bruise on my other leg from bumping Into the pickup tailgate, and it, ton, has a little lump almost dead center. Are these lumps clots? Will they disappear? DEAR READER - A bruise and a clot are not the same thing. I'm sure in the wake of former President Nixon's problems everyone with a bruise Is going to be more conscious of the problem. A bruise results from a tear in the wall of the blood vessels that allows blood to leak out of the vessel into the surrounding tissues. If you get hit or kicked by a horse the injured blo?d vessels literally leak blood. The smallest blood vessels break because they have the thinnest wails and are more easily broken than the larger thickwalled veins. The blood that leaks out can clot, but since it is outside of a vein it is not going to go anywhere. At least it won't dislodge and travel with the circulation. If the leak is in a place where the tissues are loose, as under the skin, a lot of blood can accumulate before the leaked blood creates enough pressure to close the small blood vessels. Of course, If the Injury is to a large vein, in addition to the leak of blood that causes the bruise, a clot can form at the site of injury of the vein. This clot in a larger sein can 'be dislodged and travel in the circulation to the heart and lung.. As the eaked blood is gradually reaLsorbed by the body, it may cause scarring. The blood accumulation ads much like an Injury and it is p. Uc Lu 1141v tbrziLge to the muscle that would cause the appearance of lost muscle you describe. The elimination of the last part of the clot and formation of the dCIT is probably responsible for the knots you are describing. KALAMAZOO, Mich. (A?) The last place you'll find a taxicabsweeklacomthg off the assembly line at the Checker Motor Co. plant. rlrivciiricw aflillAft c1.1 irrLn, ...,J CI .1 %ou I 0 0`1 ' The Kalamazoo-based firm closed its assembly line for at least this week, its first shutdown resulting from the industry sales slump. A company official said sales were off and could cause more down time. The shutdown has Idled at least 700 of the 800 hourly won.;. ers at the plant, says Checker President David Markin, whose family has controlled the comfor 40 years. ____________________________________________________ pany slowdowns and layoffs since the first olthe year," Markin said Thursday. "But this is the first time we've shut down for a week' I nnI A h................1..1 Mar kin said some of the firm's 140 salaried workers also have been idled, but he refused to say how many. He would not say when the plant would re. I••••••____••••• 'lt depends on how business goes. Right now I don't see an upturn or quick recovery. It can't get a lot worse, but it could stay like this for quite awhile," he said. Save $5 Men's Double Knit' The taxi maker is the second vehicle manufacturer to halt assembly lines for the first time this week. American Motors closed its Jeep plant in Toledo, Ohio, - idling 3,000 of the 3,900 workers. Sport Coats Checker's production workers, members of the Allied Industrial Workers union, are not eligible for supplemental unemployment benefits that the United Auto Workers won at the big car makers. Checker employes will receive government unemployment compensation. A% 00 I, Come Some Y - aye 994 Sv1 Special Buy Badminton Set Mons Blue Mens Mesh Denim Jeans reg. 24.99 Great selection of colors in solids and patterns. Casual Shoes $3 390 He-man cotton denim loans with everything right. Western scoop or four patch pockets, double needle stitching, hemmed bot. toms. Blue In mens sizes 29-38. r". I." Go easy on your feet with nylon mesh slip-ons. Cushioned Insole, traded soles. 515.5 7.12. 77 2 Tricot Gowns Save-Save-Save Mens Polyester n.1kI v.1:e riuu u cLL uua Checker is the nation's fifth largest auto maker, but far behind No. 4-ranked American Motors, which builds more cars in a week than Checker does in a year. Ladies Nylon 1* 44F our rig. 3.77 Includes 4 racquets, net, birds, pole, directions. Family tuft Ile Last year Checker buIlt 5,000 cars, a 21 per cent drop from 6,300 in 1973. Markin said sales last year were off (rain 1973, but not as steeply as production. He refused to give sales figures. Save 34' Another Zayre scoop. Soft nylon tricot gowns with lace or em. broldered trims In a smashing rainbow of colon. Sizes S.M.L Kodak C.126.12 Color Film So far this year, Checker has built only 315 cars, off 50 per cent from the same 1974 period. - .....J 114" r".1.18 12 big 31,12 z lki color prints for any instamaftc camera. Spectacular sale priced at More than 95 per cent of the firm's cars are sold to taxi fleets, although Checker has a personal car line, the Marathon. Save $3 5450 Boys Sport Coats A fabulous selection of 100 pct. polyester double knit slacks from top makers. Choose from hundreds of Florida solid colors and fancy patterns made to sell for $10.99. IGNORANCE IS CRAZY" 999 our reg. 12.99 too pct. polyester doubleknit sport Jackets in boy's sizes $.1. Solid colors and patterns. U flr...r Eut I'd be cu.y to iqz;c:' I know many concc: can be cured if they're it tectedeanly. But you've to know the warning sv;- Charoe in bowel c. r lmi,its A cr 1, does not heal. Unus Iddt bloedlfl(z or dicharic Thickening Cr lump i: breast or elsewhere. Ind : gestionordiffic'utty in s'cil lowing. Obvious change in wart or mole. Naqgjn - Send your questions to Dr. lA4mb, in care of this ewspap1r, P.O. Box 1551. Radio City Station, New York. S-PORE POURS N Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. lAnibls booklet on choleteroi, )AILY1C.lg send 50 vents to the s2me adSUN. 12.7 dress and ask for the "flwiiesterol" booklet. - wii uur e...yuu curl uo oerrer Tnan iayre., ir compare...you can't do better than ZayrLa! V fil ANWANk, _- ORLANDOEAST/ MELBOURNE IWEST ORLANDO I CASSELBERRY ORLANDO/ SANFORD / rrjer It KISSIMMEE East Near WINTER HAVEN est Colonla I Dr. South Highway 17-92 Vine St. at Colonial Drive and Blvd / at Powers Dr. / JaI Alai Fronton I I Block North of Cypress Orange Ave. at Airport Blvd. Beads Ave. Gardens Blvd on U S. 7 ------..-----.-. - ___________________ DAY TONA BEACH Daytona Mall B*MKAMIJIc*JD Nova Rd. & Volusla Ave (Rt. 97) . STORE HOURS DAILY to. to SUN. 12. 7 __________ MELBOURNE ORLANDO EAST WEST ORLANDO Corner Babcock St West Colonial Dr. East Colonial Drive and NASA Blvd. f Powers Dr. DAYTONA BEACH WINTER HAVEN Daytona mail BA4NAMIA!, JR0 /1 Block North of Cypress / Nova Rd. & Volusia Gardens Blvd. on U.S 17 Ave (Rt 92) "If one ci them Oppear: see your doctor right awc.,' The odds a-.. you don ' t have cancer. But only you: doctor can ir.!l 'jo; that Amerkan I Cancer Sodety* - . ..•. .. - -- - ____________________________________________________________________ CASSELBERkY LANDO SANFORD ISSIMMEE Near South I Highway 1792 Vine St. at Jal Alal Fronton / Or at Airport Blvd. / Brmuda Ave cough or hoarseness - - -- --• :- - - = - -= - - ----. __________________________ -. - -- '-•- .- ----- - -. - -, = =-'-- -- - - =- =-=- := - , �-, .. .. .. . . ... . - -- - -. •ir . -- 111A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _'______._• Friday. Feb. 7. IBIS _ ____ '- '-- - __.i__ -.. _ -.-.-..--.. '-.• IN, IIi'iIi vu/is! iii filud - I I II. .,, The THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 434 orida C. Br ian!rerttCIt Fl Saturday serv i ces Sa bbath School B 30. m Worship Srv II 00 13 X COMM METHODIST CHURCH THE HOPE OF 4 1072,L^*004111. ( OUR UNITY I 7 • • iirc : Radio Saturday IhI/,Ii.%I THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lihi Elm C P. Neill Pjstor Saturcta S.abtatN School 930am Worship Service H OOa.m. Wednesdai, Night Prayer S.ei'vr. 7000m I ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave. Sanford Fr William EMs Pa stor For P J kett Atit Pastor Sat Vigil Mass 7 COP m Sun Pass Ia m tO 30. rn &I7noon CcI-ItCS%.00s. Sat 67 m FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cor 371hJfldElm R e ,, I Don( Sun" YSchool Pastor 1100. ni -- LUTHERAt4CHURCHOF THE REDEEMER . • Bible Study Assembly Worship Evening W(wshup Wed Evening Servce __ Sunday CHURCH Ev,rwng3uecv Ice Wednesday Bible Class 400pm ti DOs m 4 OOp m 7 lOrm EIclerClt,oj Jenh.ns It OOa m A B.Y P U Bible Study 7 3Om indvpendentYiflionary 1niS.i,ttet fvr Servce Fr: i r tahi.' cluil, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH D' JayT Cosmato . 9 Asa m W.11uardE$drge 1100am Sunday School 6 tSpm. Morning Worship Cveng Worship Wed Prayer Service 7 10pm Evening Worship 410pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday Ch(%CPISCIIOOI Fellowship Coffee between service, UMVT 5.)Op.m Evening . 7:00pm, Wed. Bible St ud y I PrayerSeqv. . . .. 7:10p.m. Pint Wednesday Fellow ship Supper .4:30 pm. FIRST UNITED UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John V Mercer and Staff ç,ynjtui im s ay Luke 4: 16-19 Pastor 10 OOa m 1100am Sc Storooday Tuesday 5: 4-8 Mark 9: 33.37 Wednesd3y ThursJay Psalms Ma:tbew 16: 1-115: 13.16 Friday Saturday John 15: m Galatians, 6: I-S ~ Lj ~~2t 2 Morning Worship 1:30411. m Sunday School 111 430.m UMYF 5 lop m. Men's Prayer Breakfast Ind Thursday 6 30. m Family N i ght Supper Now location: Library Building 1c12't Bill WIIio ....... J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Assoc. Pastor HalIngServlc, ..... ... .3:45p.m. Sunday Lect ur e & Message, . Ip.m . • The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THEMCKIBBIN AGENCY lnsurance CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. 173 Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary, Fla, PuI D TrteI Sunlav School Pastor lOam Mocnng W orsh ip A Bible Study Eveni ng Service 'ed Bible Study PIYPS WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson I PU BLIXMARKETS , and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff l SOa m. 7 00 1% M. 700pm, 7 m naes$5sIICtI.Fai.1ICiSC.n,,,,,YC.,,,,VFor,,,C,,V First Aiceb4y at Gad. tn a e NqMt Calvary Mitiø,y liptitf, 1199W 17Th St Nt Siue. $itlui, w so CAPT N.t 5,., 1i1 CfCJ,, 177$ pea, Ave Awtwt Siptip c.. O,,, Iv*nn,a pa, welL p,j Calvary Blp$i$f Aswnibl7, NO F1"u'w.4 I SeaSui'd G-i* civ. Pve,4.s $ap$1st Cba.d. t1 W. First Street. Saasi-e Hwy u ,n er'est $.psf Cwc'i. lii W Avipid Blvd. CIIWaVVIIItCItCS.CtVs$IILaI$SI.,MJ,, Pitt Lake t$ipinj. li0i Rd. Fern Pail '-nsatbe'ry Baptist Chuttk. HI SOMIMI. ,j, Pre,rits M.wnaas-, B.pt.st Causca. Mt.iy CsNraf Baptist CMjith, till Oak Awe. Second SfOC Missioner9 aptt CMrrck. Wait S.'f.r Chulvel,. Fitit $.ptt.1 1n4 BaatssI CkurtB. 3I Palm.sl. CI,itwit.r Mioaar Iaptht CPuvrdl. Soutkw,it Rd St James ames Mits.ona,y awn! Ciuvuk, Si RI 413. O-it..en i '_•e n cP.-q i,.' , "r'- ¶ POvI C,!..i .:,' P •1 t--, A., - '!' CHURCH OF CHItS? Ci,cck 04 Cru,t. 151) 5 Part Ave Ci.h,fch,iIIu l..aei £iitaU 5 1793 N. Ce;laib,rry er,, Spq-s CArck at C1re,, Qan,va Ckw .4 Cbet,, Lauren of Ckviø. Paste Ckurck .4 CrlU, W. 17* St *"itiotoo Ckwc*,i Csst, Fl-s. Haven Or.. WuaEtt. CIIUI7CH o Grin METHODIST n'tt Uia,t, Mnriai Cl'rcn, E D.Rary Lvi , tnleipiij, C.0 L.. united Ma$hsd,;t CAch $.tfliq4 A.M.E. CIu*cli, Canaan Miffs. Cmalb,rvy Cnm,nity United Maffisdist Ctwrck, Hwy. 17.9) d9O Rd.. Clisitbeiry D,Iary C•mmv'tv M*tl*djt ClurcI, W. $ikbaaks Rd. Delary First Unitid Mettwdi;t Ct*vrc*, 419 Park A v e First Mittw4tt Church ii Oviede Firil 1,41~41 M0114014 CisurcA. 3440 Saoford Ave Pras MttditI CliurcP. 100 * 0Th Grr, a M,'P.O. it CP,t ii Gin,, a .._'.- j Women Sponso Cl th in App l - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONs.W000 $41 Orange Street Rev C RuthGrant Pastor Sunday School 10008m nIngWOnhp - 11.008 M. Sunday Evening Wed Bible Study Conquerors Meet ing, 7 300 m 7 10pm - 630p.m. 10, I'rv.sbyu'rian COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - • - Il'?IHWY3. Lake Mar, Blvd. Rev. William C Ststar. Jr. Pastor Sunda y . • . -' __ ttvv,t - 0 I' Morning Worship • &Nursery ll.00a.m Evening Worship Wednesday Youth Group .. 700pm Saturday Mens flre,hf,st I OOa m - 7:30pm - , . Holy Spiri ("if Is e - FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Avi, 43rd St. - Pry VirgiL Biyaroll and Rev KennethW Mullis Ministers Morning Worship Ch ur cPiScpiooI .-. I )OS .M. B"Sam. -. - lI:OOa m. ' THE LAKE MARY UNITED iss onary PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHURCH Corner Country Club 4UpsaIa* goods Rev. Da rw in ea pea approved Assemblies of God University in Fort Worth. Mrs. missionary to Belgim, will be Wood received the BA degrm guest speaker Sunday at 7 p.m. from Southeasteni and her at First Assembly of God. 77th MAT degree from Rollins Street and Elm Ave. [)ttjjgg College, Winter Park. their first term of uTvice, Dr. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School Morning Worsh ip Evening Warship • - The weekend cornea to a close vening Evaluation tn the Robert Reely will be in charge of this service. - -. . .. ; _ .._ ,1F . '?~_ • Pastor 0. 900am. lo am. 700pm. -' . - '. ____ Ho working at Continental Bible churches in Florida and served CoUege in Brusuls, where he on the staff of two Tezu Special Ash Wednesday will serve as a professor of churches. Since 1968, he has services will be held at Holy Bible and theology. served as proloesw and is Cross Episcopal Church, . __ _. ',' - .. . I Woo FLAGSHIP BANK f Sanford and Staff 200W. First ft - r Larry & Marr Alice Maze David Marcum - _9Q_1 ' -- j 7-30 to 830 p. church lounge followed b evening prayer In the church. All women of Holy Cross are Invited to attend the general luncheon of Episcopal Church Women to be held at noon in the parish house on Feb. 10. A skit will be presented under direction of Mrs Peg Chase Everyone is asked to bring d The "Iut Vour 11rt In It' ' Conc,nant Pr,sWyl,vi*n Cluurck, 377i S rIan Or. 5t. Ad,,*5 Preslylselan Ciiuick, 9913 Beor Lab. Rd. SI Marks Prs*b,t.rten lkwcli, liii Pii.,i Spitng, • Ait),q,$0 Upsalo C.viun,aity PfSs1y$f taa Chwt*. UPUII R Waststor Prsbw$a,t, Ckvrck, led Be, *0. Cu, ,, Calvary Bapt st - - '. Z - 1;~_. r I , ______________ - !41 ____ - • - ______ 1 ______ ____ - Axii_ _ - - • . - 1L ,- -_ -_ _ • - . ___ • . E- ' _A r__ • . ,.r,....,,, - ____ •' .~ . . \ - Central Baptist U First Priskyirisin Chvrcp, ci D,s,,, . _14! 5~ -.,-- - ' . .. -. already reached one million copies. Dr Alfred W Price the Fellowship Hafl at 1649 widely known Rector EiTwiritus Providence Blvd. on nursday, of St. Stephen's Episcopal -_ _- Valentines' Fellowship Party In --- -_ --- I m. - V 7 Lenten course on prayer beginning Feb. 17. Mondays A&PWEO The Management and Employes .- - _____ • • - degree from Southeastern Bible Division of Philos*y, Bible ashes and Holy Communion at 7 . CoUege in Lakeland; master or and Theology at Southeasteron and 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. . dhinity and doctor of ministry Bible College. Mrs. Joyce Soper will teach a , ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SIVINTN DAY A0Vg Pc;qit Lab, S9,aitPu Di, Ad,øi,.i r- - . - e Nazarene will with conduct a revival this weekend Butch Heath GtheLake Yale Assembly six months wear, would also be rou aI Eustis. us most acceptable. as guest speaker Friday and Grounds Arniong the speakers d seminar leaders wiH be Miss 1 . -_ FOR THE BEST RosalirA Rinker, gifted author ~ .; TV SERVICE " ~ p.m. The teens will be singing. and lecturer, who will speak on ' "Victorious Prayer Like."Miss 1-'I1II'I3 ~ United Church ~V_ ~ Rinker is widely known for her PH. 322-0352 i be. _t2) ~ -T. - -~rlr._., The United Church of I with God," which has ' ,Sanford . WIN N.DIXIE STORES and Employes HA RRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION Da ild Beverly and Staff -- Methodists To Host Lay Witnesses Dr. Waod received the BA currently chairman of the Sanford with imposition of - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSM$LY OF GOD - • . 7 00p m Rev _.,.,,.•, -- WilbvrAve.Lah,ua,y M.ruiste, Rev A F Stevens Sunday Church School C m Morning Worship II OQa m Youth Group 7 10pm 600pm, Wednesday SPIRITUAL TEM TEMPLE Choir Practice $ OOp m (b.hindfh, Post of.)$Rll,a Church St., Longwood. Pla. Pey,Ru$hCallon . Pastor jz) ._.--. - .. - ______... _____----.-. Nursery Pastor . ?'10p m. 0KLES GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - . - LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 419 Park Ave. • L.o F. King . fl, .nwitcan Miii Soclity 700pm FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes Oqi.* , pf i'l4. I ____ __ Nursery Provided for all Ser vices METHODIST CHURCH , JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff Mod Weey Setvice IWed) . 3$& 11a m. Services with classe, for all e, thoughtful days between) are an Invitation from your Lord. . . to walk with Him the path He walked for You. _______ i.up m 700pm ' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL S.jnday5chool Morning Worship ChuuhTraining Rev. Kenneth Miller. Aist, Pastor Morning Worship B:35 & 11a.m. And if, perehance, you have never given much attention to spiritual matters, those Six Sunday: (and the 6 OOp m ()IIg,'r (:/,i,rtI,v . S IV Park Avenue .7 )0pm MrTI'IODISTCHURCH If yours is a religious background that does not emphasize Lent, those Six Sundays are still milestones on the way to the great Christian celebration of Christ's Resurrection-Easter! 1000dm ?,'orfflnq '.nrjpu1p 700pm. Hwy. t7.Blat Piy Ridg e Rd. Cassalwrvy Rev. Wifluarn PicIiiqt .....Pastor If yotr faith has taught you to observe Lent: by foregoing pkasur or adding new rel igious experiences of both.. .thosc Six Sundays are occasions for taking nventoryof your spjrituaJpt.ogr Pastor - It st0 m Eve Worshi p Ill Sun Between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday there are forty weekdays-and six Sundays. Traditionally the weekdays were the Lenten fast, the Su,-Jays were festivals of Christian worship. Sanford Sundsy5cPao, 915am Morning Worshi p Between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday there are forty days? No, that's not quite right. Wasllngts.n st • Canaan city, 7 COp m -_ - - THE STEPS OFLENT OUR LORD JESUS C$RI5y 3476 Palmetto Ave. • COMMUNITY UNITED The FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF 1100am -- - 3 1010am 4 OUpm. 7 DOp m Youth Hour Evangelistic Service ('hiw 10 008 0bieClasses W ed Pastor 9 ISa m 1' • Pastor B ISa m Morning Worship Pastor Wednesday MOrning Prayer roup Evangelist Bible Class BAPTIST CHURCH - _____ 11a m. Sunday CHRIST UNITED ___ ____ 1 lOp rn 7 OOp m. Morning Worship Evening Worsh i p 610pm I. i(,(1 _________ ne- . PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 44 Vest PALMETTO AVENUE .f) 4 - 945a m. Sunday School METHODIST CHURCH TU(k.q Drive. &unIafld Estates .... )O.00a m 4:15pm. Paul Somay 1100am MYF - 9-ISa.m 1100. n' 7 10pm . - - I'e,, h'v'is.c Ia! Morningworihip _116. - .-' Jo e Morning Wr- hiø Evangelistic Services -. -. . ... - - PINECREST BAPTIST Wed Prayer1& . -. 1313 Park Avenu Chartet Pd. Crump Evangelist 9 ISam. II - OCa m _-- . Morning Worship Sunday School Nurseryl GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OAoraNd.atwoolawnAye. Rev D. Ross O.ns Pastor Chur ch Sc hool B,aSa m -- - - 730pm Bible Study , Morning WorVup L i - -'-' •.a•__1_ 1100am 600pm 600pm WTRR Broaocast • . Rev C E tioogti Sunday School I - CHURCH OF CHRIST 119W. Airport Blvd. Rev, Kenneth Hon Pastor 7 lop m. lorut'iuii Itelhodi.st Wednesd ay DtdTruthsforaNewp.y We Evening Service . _______________ Evangelist 1000am BibiC Class - ': and tj000 SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 71000r$andoAve.l7.931 ( Lutheran Chuch in America) ,'iam 0 Downey Pastor Church School B 004 m Worship 10 OOa m ___________ CHURCH OF CHRIST 400 Palm Springs Dr. Attamont,Spr,ngs 7 lOp rn Evening Worship ..1-iw ~~_~__- (:Iss.r•1t Of (:/.ri,l Il OOa.m 7 lop Ion, '-' - __ = ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Springs Drive Longwood. Fla. Just East of Interstate Minister P Burke Johnson Minister Keith Hutchers on 10104 con '..1rgarten 7 OOp m James P. Neeonam Pastor B lSa,m Aoroihip Service Min;ster 9ISa m 11 OOa m 7.0Qpm Wed Pastor Cn ur thTra.ning Rev Elmer A. Reuscher Sunday School Phone 372 0910 10 00 am Sunday School Morning Worship The Church of the Lutheran Hour" and TV "This is the Life" - ,Jame-sC Vaugnn Sunday School WorShip Service Evening Service Prayer Met:ng 103W. 35th Place .. SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd B ISa m It 006'm 710pm Evening Service Wrdn,%d., Service 3 )Op m Douglas o FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF cHRIsr 1407 S. Sanford Ave. f Harold Harris Minister Sunda School 9 ISa m Mor ning Worship 11008m Wed Service 7130P Lake Monroe. Fla. Otv.dJ Rich PiWfl,ng Service •,.i•i (:Iiiii,111, FIRS'( BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School 1 Sermon In solo loll West First Street I - 5.ng%p;ration & D*Ia DevoliI21hrs GfCrgeGailoway _ - OF OF THE NAZARINE HOLY CROSS St. RI. 44 Geneva 401 S. Park Ave. Rev AE Green Pastor The Rev Leroy D. Soper Sunday Schoo l 10 OOa m Rector Sjri %hp 1 00 a rn lii t L,107 (.ir'iiru Sun NYPS 600pm Curate op M. 100am. Sun Eve Worship HOly CoflurnUfliOn 9OOa m Wed Prayer 7 lOp m. Church School IOOOa m fly Service FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 3511 Sanfotdly. ni Morning Worsh i p tursery JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH __ . h", CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 741 S P,tl. 4e 3fl 4504 Rev FreOL Neal Pastor Sunday School 9 30. rn I Fellowship 10 30I18 - - ? - lop m f . (:(0I1r.',1I,j,,,,,,/ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cer, 14th St. 101k Ave t?IW Coffman Pastor rdaYSCngII 9 4$d m MO(fliflg Worship II OOa m, C huccp Tra;nr.g 6-ISO ni i iennqwc,vp 7 DO m '.rø 700pm Open WIRR 730pm. S ur%day Night Wed Prayer Service - 11 008-M 6 ISp m. Epworth League Fvening Wncshp Wed PraverMeet Ri . CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 300 Fairmont ( Santord Garden Club Hwy. t7.7j Con Shock ley Pastor Sunday School 9 ISa m Preaching &Worshp 10 45 a m Sharing &Proclaim,ng 730 p m Nursery Prov.ed Evening Worship - 4 GENEVA CHURCH 7 )Opn, SundaySchool M01n'ngWorshp . -1 , . ~ - - ~ .1 __ _%_ To Hea .1 I t Abraham Lincoln was Lee a great leader (and after . walking down the street in the war an outstanding .,I •• By GEORGE W. CORNELL HOUSe religious services, the Springfield, Ill., one day with educator) was the same •:•1U:_. I I AP Religion Writer not-welcome sign was up to 0" his two sons, when the bo 3 moUvating force that helped to 't. 'oor' .. 4lo -r-______ More direct and friendlier leaders of the main denomina. started quarreling. ..__ 1,iflts relationships are being restored dons. the troublE with your traordinary power as a public c between the U.S. President's In that period, they often -" i " boys,Mr.Uncon?"a passerby servant. office and the leaders of major found themselves on the peace asked. Both learned from youthto Christian denominations, end. picket lines outside the White '4Thesamcthlngthat'swrong respect the Image of God in \... rt' /'' i ing a prolonged, hostile rift be- House, their efforts to present with the rest of the world," was every human being. The rest of !c. II at .tween them and the White church statements rebuffed. // Mr. Lincoln's reply. "I've got. their lives were devoted to .'-.' n. However, Presloent Ford In\ three walnuts and each boy -fl-s serving their fellowmen who I The change in attitudes was dicated that last week's meetwants two" bore that divine Image I_ signaled last week when 35 top ing was only the beginning of a This simple Incident Is a _ r_i' of main church bodies continuing dialogue wi th reli. ff reminder that the biggest Show that • 111 spent an hour In inference gious leaders, arding to the Ze V11111110,- I problems in the world have can exert an incalcidable in. I .. f-del- 1 16 P A with President Ford at the ex- Rev. Dr. Jame3 Christison, of U Ir roots In the selfishness of 1~ ecufive nwrislon. Valley Forge, Pa., general sec_ I one person after another. By empowered with the love of God . :_#' ' American Baptist OW& exert the sarne token the world can he ) )ir:that --:':'L---.-: '\ 1P3P ' changed for the better Insofar -'; S dent had invited leaders of the t of us Christians are mmmmom as each person does his part to The H ' ________ _____ W Sterlin major churches to mt with Cary, of Hinsdale, III. unspectacular I apply divine love to every facetordinary, £ , a United tlL.J, I _ although such contacts Church minister and president fthl~__ General Robert E. Lee gave claim no occult powers, no . earlier administrations. filysterlous I anoUi mdlflgea xiu;pi ofi1: visions, I1' nicbut tht- lines of cormnu£d5iL _..IIJIIE one person can put love where prophetic insight, no personal atlonhadfrauled duo- couraging."Headded: J.D. Sumner and the Stamps quartet, along with the Thbunes, The Lighthouse Quartet and the there is no love. his army was revelation has been given to us. GOSPEL SING ken while the late President Footsteps will be featured In an evening g of gospel music Saturday at p.m. at the Orlando Junior suffering a severe defeat and, We are ordinary, Indeed, in ences ° on between the Lyndon B. Jchnson was in office Academy on Formosa and Evans In Orlando. Children 10 and under are free. Tickets available at as he rode a relatively quiet spiritual gifts. Yet we need to h CuUOUP and the President FEA TU RES STAMPS cargo Station In Sanford, because of the church leaders' section of the battlefield, on issues, President Ford asrecognize each Christian %e wounded Northern soldier po spearheading of criticism of sured the religious leaders their Vietnam war policies. defiantly lifted his head and each one can do The deep-freeze continued views will be heard." walk "Hurrah for through each day. Union!" ard M. Nixon's administration. the group he was designating an The hurt man fully expected Thoughts are found I several 11* Although he had contacts assistant, Ted Marrs, as the shot. Instead, General Lee Scriptures to give guidance as with some evangelical minis- President s personal liaison ofme Lay Witness Mission at the First New Zion M issionary dismounted and iiji Limier, students at Stetson Garden Club Center will be at ters, such as Billy Graham and fleer with the council and memdismounted andyou replied simply: we move steadily sorry that are so Christians. Within God'sforward house, as First United Methodist Church Baptist Church, Jackson will University will be the guest 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and picked participants In White bet denominations. gravely wounded. I hope you let us walk in fellowship. From of Sanford will be held this deliver the homecoming ser- singer and speaker respec- Monday through Friday, serweekend on the theme "Expect mon All members and form will be well soon." God's house et us walk into the lv During tiveuring the banquet a vices will he at 7:30 p.. a mat 2597 ' That spirit broke my heart," world and help change the Miracle." Thirty-two lay- members and visiting friends king and queen will be Sanford Ave. A joint youth rally the soldier later said, "And I world for Christ's sake. 'Let (IS persons, youth and adult, will are invited to worship. Family selected by the group. Mr. will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday r cried myself to sleep." walk by faith and we shall brirg be coming to the Sanford dinner will be served and a Charles Davis Jr., minister of at First Baptist Church of The love of people that made newness of ii" V otherS, Church from several towns family sing-out and musical music and youth Is directing !)eltona as will be 10:30 a.m over the State. Coordinator of will be held in the afternoon, this activity. Tickets can be sessions, according to Calvary. the Mission will be William E. o g ea 410 obtained front Mr. Davis. pastor, Rev. Don Shockley. Robertson of Sarasota. St. James The Youth Coordinator for HyFANN Pinecrt es Annual Women's Day obEDWARDS toward the purchase of a Altamonte the Mission will be Richard servance at St. James ÂME Herald Correspondent blanket. Blankets are In great The Pinecrest Baptist Church Community Church Women United of demand, as they can be utilized, Rraren, a young attorney, from Church, Theme "Today's Sanctuary Choir under the Sarasota. He will lead the youth Woman In Times Like These." direction of E. C. Osborn, Will of Gerald Kinzler, coordinator West Volusia will sponsor their not only as a cover for warmth, of the church in sharing CX" I services for Mid. Annual Church World Service but as a tent-like shelter; Guest Speaker for the mornIng, present "Alleluia! - a Praise Florida perlences on Friday evening. Mrs. Margaret Ward, member Gathering for Believers" will Center for Alcoholism Clothing Appeal on Saturday security to a child orphaned by ~ On Saturday noon there will be of St. Paul MAE Church, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the k at an 8 a.m. Fishes-s from 9 a.m. until noon at the war, to bundle up the few a cookout for youth at the home breakfast Sunda y at Pilgrim Community Church in belongings that can be salvaged 0f ThomasMc O c Donald and Leesburg, is State Super- church located at 119W. Airport Alt amontc Community Church. Orange City. All types of used by a family In visor of thesheAME allies-math of 41. Missionary Blvd. Sanford The Christian clothing in good condition will a disaster; or as a first-aid sharIng and recreation. Braren Society of the 11th Episcopal musical by Bill and Gloria Church of God be accepted. Those making blessing tothose whose clothing will lead the youth classes at District, she Is reading Gaitherand Ron huff, will be Sunday School. contributions are asked to pack have been ravaged by war. me Lay Witness Mission School specialist in the Lake County presented as a prdlimiiary to a J. D. Sumner and The Stamps items In heavy cartons and New blankets are purchased At 4 opened on Thursday with a p.m. the musical week of revival services gn- Quartet will present a program label them as to contents. 24 program will complete the in bulk from manufacturers. ducted by Evangelist Dr. E. of gospel music at Sanford hour prayer vigil, led by Mrs. annual Wcr' Day with MIIIOI w1hf,' tn r'nntrl!,utc Thec rn k 'idd thtuu1s -C1 Howell. W.WTre.Aceddishsupp Church of God Sunday at 9:45 to the appeal, but have no at- participating churches con. many guest choirs. begins the witness experience • a.m., according to J. T. Pitts, ticlesofclothlflg,maydonates3 tributing cash for same 't" todayat6:30 p.m, In Fellowship 'First Baptist n pastor. Calvary •'0r'y .Op.is. Clean used blankets in I condition are also acceptable. will have meetings in their The adults ,A111 have ;I Calvary Baptist Mmimbly, Redeemer Lutheran t But in 1his case, the donor is homes on Saturday at 10 a.m, Valentine Banquet on Feb. 14, ts at the Garden Club wh1 mee Imd kindly asked to contribute 25 A series of Lenten services The women of the church will p.m. in the fellowship hail of Center at c ents per blanket to cover cost conference will begin Ash Wednesday at have a luncheon at noon In First Baptist Church of San- innu a monary Co 4 of packing and shipping. I .Lt Th me Fellowship Hall. The men will lord. The program is being beginning Sunday flu COfl- Lutheran Church of the The Church World Service -. Redeemer, Sanford, at 7:30 have a luncheon in McKinley planned by Cecil Tucker and tinuing through ships the clothing to disaster Hall. Fred Wilson. Tickets are Springs p.m., and continue every Crsrif crcinr victim and war refugees In ' " The Sunday worship services available for individuals or Baptist and First Baptist Wednesday during Lent. more than 30 countries. The will be le y evisiting lay couples.AU adults are wel REV. AND MRS. R .P. Featured I). "What the Holy Spirit is majority of these countries are people. n 0 set an missionaries missionaries include Bert Longwood come. Doing In the Church Today" located In tropical areas, so, George Chapman will assist In 1 flO'rCTU Mr. Youth Valentine Banquet is d Mrs will be the theme of the d summer-weight clothing is Nazarene I ' the worship at the 8:30 and 11 on Feb. 15, 8 P.m. at the ai and annual Conference on Vic. especially needed, particularly M i S ker a.m. services. The visiting Cavalier Motor Inn. Miss David Marcum of Japan. the torlous Living presented by for men and children. Men's willclasses, also be in the Valarie Fronk and Brian Sunday services a Rev. It. Paul Wood, newly degrees from Texas Christian laymen Su)' School Longwood Church of the Methodist Hour Feb 26-28 at workclotheswithnotmore than - BISa m Sunday School (;! of , '- FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 71405at0dAv, Morning Worship move-s -1 1- - __ Ford -' Friday, Feb. 7, I75-.A - :•iv,,iI Isvir,i 3!PlIlfu(/i%1 CHURCH OF GOD $03 W. 32nd Street Pastor Rev J T PutS 'Criurch of God Hour' BOSam WTRR ,4Sa m Sunday School i != lI:OOa m Morning Worship l• iZ 4 OOp n Evangelistic Serv Family Night Service 730 p rn V P C We'd • 9300m to , lSim Morning Worship Eveni ng worshi p Family Night h%eot (:Is:srvI: ok . , W %,j r By LEO F. KING First United Methodia Church _ 'P • ' ."iiiv'i,t°q' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST V. :: $00 East Second Street Sunday Service & n undaySchoOI lI.00a.m 7:30 p M. Wednesday Service OUR NATION (.ulIi' /u n / Glod 'i hR (:Isri.,ivius p. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH 550 Hester Ave Ph 377 0303 ttro Buy Griff in Pas tor WTPP 130am BbICSIdy 9 15s m Evangelistic Serv ices ii OOa m Church Trai ning 6 iSp m Evening worship 7 )Op m weoPrater trtj.r 7 JOp rn 7 COp m - I Just South of SR .434) Pastor Lyman 4 Kirkwood 945a m. Sunday School 1100 a m Worship Nursery 3. Kindergarten Noon Wednesday E v eni ng Prayer Mer'ng Pastor's Corner .a c Seventh day Adventist Church, Avenue, AltamOnte 5prngs thIi.ItPU_uuI__ Noon FM ii 00 17 00 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SANLANDO UNITED NDC - • • . ' i program Is being planned. "Victorious Health and or a e Healing" port) are also underway. Otiier speakers and seminar . leaders will be Dr. Herbert L Longwood Baptist Liowdoin, Speaker on the nationwide radio broadcast, Rev. Bob Loy of Central Methodist Hour; Rev. Ruy C. Baptist Ch urch of Jacksonville Putnam, United Methodist and former pastor of Central Minister from Greensboro, Baptist Sanford, will be the N C, Mrs. Virginia Law Shell e v angelist for a series of and Rev. Charles Whittle from revival services Feb at the Hoard of D iscipl eship, F irst Baptist Church of Nash v ille, Tenn, Dr . Walter Longwood Song leader will be Albritton. United Methodist Ne lson stone of First Baptist Minister from Mole. Ala., and Church of Dover. Services are Nehodist Hour staff members Rev. Whitmy J. Dough. JiMI11% tit Invites You 1. to share In carrvina the r' WEATHERFORDS TO SING The Weatherford Gospel Quartet will Pre5ent . ____________________________ concerts at the '.' " ;. provided he and she brings a Church, Philadelphia, Pa. and vice and international leader of the -ered dish, table sersurprise Order of St. Luke the Physician, a Valentine. A will conduct seminars on open to the public and a nursffy ('entrul Baptist Church with goal of 400 for Sunday School Sundi, h'brtiar 9. ThC I'lei;ir .! :ic ',R tklt :i lii I . 1. yo~uq rieitod... CCLU ~ 5oi_, ,9 5 MARGE WILLIAMS 372 1812 Sanford 'Er '-i- iiiij �_ SPORTS WOMEN a' Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Feb. 7, 175-1OA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Miss Seminole As Sweet As Candy' Friday, Feb, 7, 197$—lB Junior Au;o E ORANGE SQUEEZE-OFF? I The drug problem is not going group called NEVER (No away, it's going down into the Equality Ia Equal Rights ju nior high and elementary Amendments. Chairman By JEAN PATIESON Women's Editor , littered with cards and notes and questionnaires she sub. mated to the Florida Pageant from well-wishers. If alltheothergirLsin the 1975 Candy didn't win the Junior officials. 1 Florida Junior Miss Pageant Miss Pageant, but from all From the 28 utstanding were half as vivacious and accounts, she did our county Florida high school seniors who a pretty as Seminole County's proud wherever she went entered the pageant, Cathy VJ0 representative, Can during the weeks full schedule Bahth of Ft. Myers was Holliday, they were awonderful of social events, press In- selected as Florida's group of girls. terviews, rehearsals, sight- representative in the National Back at Lake Brantley High seeing tow's and interviews Junior Miss Pageant. School ' after an unbelievably with Judges. Selection, Candy explained, hectic and exciting week at the "ft was Just wonderful," was based on a variety of Junior M iss Pageant In Pen- breathes Candy, a vibrant features, including youth fit. sacola, Candy, 17-year-old brunette with dancing brown ness; poise and appearance; daughter of U. Col. and Mrs. eyes. "It was an opportunity I scholastic achievement; • --' David C. Holiday, 102 Shepherd wish every girl could enjoy," creative and performing arts; Tr ai l, Lon g wood, is still So cnUiu d is Candy, that and finally, the judges' in. ì basking In the afterglow of the she's determined to help terlew. -çmost thrilling experience of her promote a Seminole County N EWCandy, who numbers music -young life. Junior Miss Pageant next year. among her many talen ts, sang Bowls of flowers, a little Surrounded by flowers and good luck earth, Candy Holliday stirs happy memories by This year there was no local "I'll Never Fall In Lave Again," t he tired nbw, (like Candy) crowd pageant, and Candy was in the performing arts reading Florida Junior Miss brochure contest. the table in the living room of selected to represent the county For the poise and appearance her home and a silver tray is fromflhebattery ofentry blanks contest, she wore a charming whlteembrolcjeredcotton dress which she made herself (with a little help from mother), and a blue sash with "Seminole t,n't .4 - schools, Joseph T. Lyons, Edwina J. Altrs, 13 Ldia president and publisher of the Dr., Deltona. Today Newspaper n Brevard NEVER plans a meeting Feb County told the Altamonte. 2D 8 p.m. at the Dettona Casselberry Chamber of Community Center. Commerce Tuesday. NEVER contends no new Lyons also said Central amendment is necessary, that Florida needs to esta blish a equal rights for omen are "Seed" program. already assured under the laws The Brevard publisher Is a already on the books. Further, dedicated spokesman for the the amendment gould add to "The Seed," for his own 15. federal bureaucracy and to the c;r-olil on i a "seedliru' 'r a rnftiticn;'rv problem.; of the graduate of the program. country. "They did such great things And brevity is not 0I soul of for my son I will go anywhere wit in the case of ERA. atand do anything for "m Seed", cording to NEVER. SlflCf stressed Lyons. amendment con ta ins only 52 He said that a large building, words, serious problems with "with no frills" is needed court interpretation could for the center. It would be a occur, the NEVER release non-resident type of operation, says. .'fl Seed," located in St. and FL Lauderdale, was founded in 1970 by a fanner nightclub entertainer and a Mom, do you have double For Judy Dixon, a native of former alcoholic and Is funded troubles? Or, to put it Theyour camera Itself Is no bigger plenxnt to Braille, and "talking different type styles, such as imposs!ble. another Cocoa, and a Stetson University than thumb, and as Judy book" records through private donations. Its way. do you have twins' and tapes. But italics and various kinds of Although graduate working on her Ph.D., passe ' the amazing s it over a line of print. she staff is composed mainly of If so, you might be interested reading an ordinary dictionary can feel what the camera Is she says it will be an invaluable newspaper type, hich Optacon is no substit aid for such things as reading someUmes make it t ri 'ex-druggies." Some 5,000 in Joining forces with other area is a brand new experience. cky to sight, it is helping to make life a relaying back to the box with personal mail and doing library recognize letters \ oungsters have graduated as mothers of twins who have Judy by touch. She little easier for Judy Dixon, and has been blind from her forefinger. Her finger rests research up li t Adelphi finds that numbers are easy, it's unlocking now occupational "seedlings," gone In straight. banded learn from birth, but with the help of a litUe on a small patch of 144 tiny University in Garden City, New but handwriting is almost doors for others who can't we. It Is a uniqueand program that each othertogether how totohandle the machine called an "Optacon" electronic rods which vibrate to York, where she is working on it has been so successful, Lyons unique problems of raising and some special training at the form the shapes of the letter or her said, Ph.D. In clinical twins and to share clothing and Florida Rehabilitation Center numeral which the camera psychology. He also told the Interested equipment as well as ideas, for the Blind in Daytona Beach, sees. To the untrained finger, I it audience of South Seminole She says some student users Nra, Marcia Tague, 601 she can read things that sigh ted feels like nothing more than a carry their Optacons around ft _______________ business and community Laurel Way, Casselberry, is people often take for granted _ geatle vibration, but with with them be cause they're leaders "don't blame yourself" membership chairman for . th a newspaper, package direcpractice it's possible to extremely portable, and even If your children get in volved Greater Orlando Mothers e of tions, monthly bank distinguish the shapes of dif- come with wi th drugs. "The Seed blames j Twins aub which has members shoulder strap. But statements, and even the ferent letters of the alphabet. on peci pressure, and that's the from both Seminole and Orange te because of its $3500 price tag, l ____ ____ lephone directory. Judy Is able to read print at 20 Judy Intends to leave hers secret to The Seed's method of County. at When her parents, Mr. and words per minute after three home getting youths off drugs — peer most of the time, She says the club will meet Mrs. Howard F. Dixon of weeks of intensive Optacon pressure." But even for Judy, meeting Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. at Winter Park Cocoa, decided to buy their training at the Florida State the world of print through the M .Memorial Hospital. There's an daugh I ter an Optacon, Judy Rehabilitation Center in Optacon is a challenge. — especially interesting meeting went to Daytona to For learn how to Daytona. That's a good rate of example, learning to "track," coming up In March, too, she use one. And just how does this speed I•I for a beginner, according or guide the camera across a — By George, Washington's adds, when a panel of corn- miraculous little machine to Birthday Is coming up and the munfly information published by printed page in a straight line: leaders and work? Optaenn's gwg.J & -t.oma club and learning to read in d won'ti pj people who are Optacon looks simple enough Telesensory n ufacturcr miss this chance to tell twins and thus eminently Systems, Inc., of columns. Judy says newspaper It consists of a box, a little Palo Alto, California. columns are a new concept youngsters a bit about their qualified to speak on "What it's smaller than a city phone Judy readily admits that thebecause Braille narrative is mm country. 11 Sertomans plan a like tobea twin." That meeting directory, ~ r with a cord attached Optacon Is impractical for "Freedom Week" starting Feb. is March 11, never written In columns — Uw ZETA XI HEARS ECOLOGY TALK 8 p.m. at the to a camera, used for scanning reading whole books, and lines 17. Attorneys Gerald Korman hospital. go all the way across the County EzimsiouDirecto the printed page. should only be used as a sup- page. Another problem r Frank Jusa spoke on coowvatln I and Carmine Brava, plus Fred Is natural resources and ecology at a recent meeting of Zeta Xi StreI (otherwise known Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, held in the Lake Mary home of Mrs. as the Seminole GOP chief) will %Ivji_n Wheeler. Pictured th You Must Be Kidding - . : ' By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor learn half a jar. MAITI,AND — The parking lot was In puddles and the wind whipped through flopping hair. The sky was clouded with great i:iasses of black and dark blue. Neither rain nor wind No, this show would go on. ' . _____________ ________ - visit fifth grades at Winter Springs, Longwood and Sabal Point Elementary Schools, Loves Leayes, Then LlbeIs , Waft gifts of historial import DEAR ABBY: I married narneiy, copies of the Bill of during college, and my husband Rights Declaration left wo years later whflej Independence. was pregnant with my first child. Living across the street was a man I'll call "Jim." He and wi J ursday night. busy schedule, she simply gasped and said, "You The object: To squeeze as many oranges, which were sliced In half, as possible in two minutes with a hand squeezer, pouring the juice into a large jar. The teams: The Assets, The Dividends, Randy Jackson team and the Bob Hattaway team, Of their wouldn't believe it," Buoyed up by excitement, It wasn't too difficult to keep up the pace, al though Candy confesses she slept "real good" when they eventually got to bed each C The crowd: Mystified, joyous. The reason? Florida Citrus Week, night. The Judge,, Candy continued, couldn't have been nice r. "They really wanted to get to know the girls," she explai ned. "Some of their questions were hard, but a! not Impossible to answer, It was a matter of sorting out your thoughts in a presentable Hattaway's team was announced to the crowd. "Watch this team closel y. This may be the first and only time you nee a state .. "Rut there wn really nothing to be nervous about," ah said reassuringly. "Nobody was passing Judgment and, although we were all keyed up with excitement, the atmosphere was really most Donna Craig. — - ... .. '. - a - -... .. relaxed," 4 .... - - - . - protest that are exploitive and demeaning, Candy believes criticism doen't apply to the Junior Miss Pageant. - - •j ' -.. .1, . - ' • . :I-'- . :'' .. - ' ... - * - . -' •• " i.'.-. - , ,. •'•.- - ' ' - '-*: . -. : a " I a C S C 3600 C S&H Green U _____________________ — Stamps with this :1,4 ___ self-cleaning ______________ IEII Frigidaire : Pictured above (Ito r) Carol Baldwin, Ann Burdett*, — Electr i-clean (L F) _ a - ----' ---- _____ Mary Ellen Whitehouse iirf year with P'ry (owner) Celebrating their - . for everyone, but it takes alot of love, love, and more love. 4 I mean the kind of love that .......... Xk n)akesabovknowththeisa worthwhile perso"i not just a problem kid who had come to be 4 : - - -. - S _ '.t. . "reformed" by us. We are ever. inure paticnt with a f oster child because we realize that he's been through a lot of unhappiness for his young years. (Otherwise why would he need a home? But we let him know that ti t ' tint t _4..t - I • ' - -'' 'Th'\. -. ' .' - -- -- Orlikell (B) 122-Pound Class: Birch (Ev) vs. Johnson ( Ev); Howarth (L) vs Buftkln (LA) vs Milcvvoclth (IN); clayton (OR). Filler (SC) vi WilSon (i) Houser (B) vs ur. Clayton (1) vs Morgan (C) Hester Kotiter (C); Qulla (Os) vs. Piantleri determined (Ov). Kirkpatrick (5) (OR) vs undetermined (s); Case'eI (Ed); Lang (1.) bye; Nickerson vs Forman CWPJ. Kunzelmann (Os) vs lo1a (BM). Wells 1Ev) vi ( BM) vs. Duke (WP); Ankeny (Ov) (IP) vs Rot.'se (C). C(man (BM) Swet? UP). vs Cleberg (LH). Davis Ii) bye; vs undetermined Ed) 15$-Pound Class; Evans () vs Hill (10) vs Frncey tIP). 14$.Pond Class: Lent (LI vs Fangman (C). Beacham (Ed) vi 13$-Pound Class: Davis (LB) vs. undetermined (Ed). Orandorfl undetermined (5); Ker sey (Os) Stewart 1)); Benson (8) vs. Philpot (IN) vs Pope lIP); Pippin (8) vs bye: DavIs (LB ) vs undetermined (OR); Crei:shaw UP) bye: Clullo Myers Ci); Franklin (16) vs. (OR): Human (I) vs Moon (8); (BM) vs Andrew (LH); La-sure IL) S.egrest lOv). Hammons (C) vs McDaniels (Ow) vs Martin (SC); vs Bradcly (00.' Bt eaumon (Os) Allen (OR); Majors (Os) vs. Ztia WilSon (Ev) vi un$edermi (C) bye; Bryson vs. undetermined (C); (WP). Idlckersom (BM) vs Unlimited: Abramson (16) vs VolIenwieder (Ev) vs. Post (SC). Calloway (5); Dewberry (Ev) vs. Pleper (Ow); ROhlfnç (WP) bye; 13$-Pound Class: Myers (Ov) vs. Himan (SC). Leila (BM) vs Albright IL); Arnold Lavoir (Os). Seay Ci) vs Michael 15$-Pound Class: Luttiriger (WP) Ci) vs Willett (TP). Mills (5) vs (WP); Sanders (5) vs. Cater (Ed); vi Miller (OR). Abbott IL) vs Gray (Os); Locke (Ev) vs Lavel le Barrett (16) vs. Pikingto (8); Parry (IN). Benefield (C)vs FiCiti (SC); Hess (B) vs Wirtaus Cire'r (OR) vs undetermined (C) (Os) Hartwig (S) vs Schmidt Blake (C) vs (OR) undetermne,j -- Lyman and Lake BranJ!ey have four top seeded wrest.lers apiece and Winter Park, Bishop Moore. Jones and Seminole state Rep Bob Hattaway squeezes oranges In Thursday's Orange Squeeze-Off. (Herald Photo by have one each G rdon Williamson) Lyman's Lou Payas is top .seeded m the 101.poundclass, — Doug Peters In the 115-pound - ..ions Battle Apopka group, Steve Lang In the 122pound category and Jim 1rth in the 141-pound ,,j' . .... • . - lk •, - - •J \ g1 r ' I •:, vi vs o 1 seed will meet the No 4 ' . Osceola(Os), Oviedo (Ov). St. Cloud (SC) Seminole (S) Trinity Prep UPI. Winter Park (WP). 101-Pound Class: Wilde (Ev) vs. P'organ Ii). Cash ( S) vs Maust (C). t4cell (Ed) vi Sims CLU). Payas IL) vs Sim (OR). OS'ea WP) vs Myers (SC); Peters (IN) vs. Turner (Os); Teterbaum (TP) vs. Siple (Ov); Sauas (BM) vs. Lalord (B). 10$.Pound Class: Goddard (16) vs Fatilitar (IN); Gray (C) vs. HMI (S); Marro (Ow) vs Cooper (BM), Anders (WP) vs Ridings (B), Scusten (L) vs. Brand (J), Mannng (Os) vs. Dol (Ed). ety,tOn lIP) vs. Ward (OR; Coacen (Ev) Miller (SC) Hat seed and the No 2 seed will meet the No. 3.wed in the semi- ,,,, . ,• 8 to 10 P.M. Tearnsco competi ng are fllr),u', Moore, Boone, Colonial, Edgewater, Evans, Jones, Lake Brantley , Lake Howell Lyman ' ' . " Oak Ridge, Osceola, Oviedo, St. Cloud, Seminole, Trinity Prep and Winter Park. The top four seeds In each weight class were selected by the coaches Sunday and placed in the pairings so, ideally. the -- - _______________ , to '-. January 19th th ru February 9th at 7 'n m ton gi ht. On Saturday, semi-final rounds will be held from 1030 ', CT. taken several "problem" adolescent "sons" intt my home to mln.jle with my own teen-agers. It can work out well Randy Jackson of the Chicago Bears turns orange squeezer. i Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) LONG WOOD Twelve pound division; Lyman's Guy pound class; Lyman's Steve second in the hO-pound class; Seminole's Bennie Mills second wrestlers from 16 high schools Campbell third and Oiedo's Lent fourth in the 1481)ound Lyman's Jerr) Human second and Brantley's Andy Abramson will congregate at Lyman's Dan Myers fourth In the 135- group; Lyman's Jeff Clayton in the 188-pound group; fourth In the unlimited division. gym today and Saturday for the District IV Wrestling Tour. FIRST ROUND Ili-Pound Class Horne 10v) bye namen1 Srinb (LM) vs Delong (SC) (Ed) Teltrw (BM) vs Zayas PAIRINGS Stenkamp (B) vs Smith (OR) At.inon 1Ev' vs urvdeterm,ned (Ow) Biddle (B) vs Riley (18) Xsy flithop Moore (SM) First round matches will be Faden (IP) bye Peters (L) vs (IP) Cambpebb (LI Glicken Webb (18) vs Smith (SC) Oliver (WP), Prevatt (16) vi Batura he1dth1saft..vutuvi fr (BM) f om flOOfl 141 M. Colonial (C) Edgewater (Ed) lEvi vs Lovefli U) Evans (Ev) Jones M. Lake IBM) Carson (Ev) bye Tuttle (SC) 14) Pound Class Filter (SC) vi 5:30 p.m. and second round Brantley 176-Pound Class Smi th (SC) vi (LB). Lake Howell (LII). vs. Barnes (Os); Barton (LII) vs. Weber (IN), Williams (Os) vs. Giskins Ii); Kerr (00vs. RsIu competition will get under way Lyman IL). Oak Ridge (OR), West (S). Goodman (OR); Watts (18) Vs. (Ed); Braun (Ed) vs ,.'wv AIN'T LOVE GRAND! $44 9"01#VUFT" a I f I a gun a ':- E n.m. iO ii.ju p.m., wresue. backs from 12:30 4 pm., consolation matches from 6' 30 • to a .i it. afinals from •, - - 941 coaching staff." Then, as The Assets and The Dividends squeezed off to decide a winner, Jackson slipped into his automobile and drove away. The Assets out-squeezed The Dividends. The wind made ripples on the puddles and it prepared to rain again. -"bO tins is a squeeze o ff," a spectator pondered. "Hmmmm." Boone — ___________________ I3 •ggj ' — ' — STAM . hope." "It was fun," Jackson said. "We lost. We won't have to worry about traveling around the country." After his team had been eliminated and the juice had dried on his hands, Jackson, who lives in Altamonte Springs, said he was happy with what's happening in Chicago. Jack Pardee, with the Florida Blazers last year, has been hired to coach the Bears. "I have a lot of respect for him because of what he did here (with the Blazers)," Jackson said. "I think its a step in the right direction hiring him. "The Bears need a complete change. "And they'rt changing from top to bottom. New management, a new coaching staff and they drafted the best people possible. "I'm glad to see what they're doing. The change will be good. And you can't change much more than replacing the entire -,-~ - . , Dear Abby THE RIGIRAIRE I think I'll stick to politics. l'ui better at politics than I am at squeezing oranges.. I 'District Mat vent Begins _-tVI pageants S // Time To Dance ForZoo action. "l'U tell you,"Hattaway said, "that'shard work! My arm (rolling up his shirt sleeve) Is sore. 466. for the Women's Jam are Marion Ferrita (lefts Liberation _______________________________________ _.t The Assets squeezed three-quarters of a flWtfl. itsalie.ifitwerpj'f Tic are tjflavaljable for as the regular tickets atg7,o children, I think I'd have the Beta Signs Pill Valentine per couple. "it's not not Just a beauty committed suicide last night. charity Ball Saturday night, 9 Patron Tickets are marked competition," she explained. Please help me. A p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Sanford "Donation" and all of the Scholastic achievement and NO PLAY FOR PAY Civic Center. proceeds from the sale of these character play a major part. was a professor, and we DEAR NO: If tickets go to help the Central All of the girls were treated like you've had a The benefit is to help raise By the way, our neighbors to became good friends Jun was "fantkally good Florida Zoo. queens," she affirmed, marriage," funds for the Central Florida the north In Deitona have a bit wonderful to me, bringing ii fly ABICIAIL VAN BUttEs _____________________________________ believe your husband when be Ucke3enahIesthepi,crsto of news about rights . . . meals he had prepared, and Candy dou t5r1JJ become &IiiW 70U that be doesn't c laim a tax deduction, Involved In another pa geant as namely, the proposed Equal looking alter me as though i Mona Bridges also said Rights Amendment. They're was his little sister. I asked Part of the proceeds from the an entrant, but she certainly safe with Jim because he was a Abby, m ' ex was a rat who believe that story. Pal it out of Patron Ticket package s, yaw' minds and don't confr en- regular tickets also goes to aid Intends promotin a Seminole against it, and have formed a tobemy child's godfather. Ifelt homosexual, could have said something like Jim unless ont titling fi ve couples to your husband attend the the zoo, as well as cover ex- Junior Mis Two years ago, I married that, but the fact that Jim ac. repeats the aceuutio,i. s Pageant if she has bell are pets for the ball, U be Jim's brother, then a widower tually believed it and told it to the opport unity. does, then talk to Jim and get r with three children. We've had his brother, who also bought It, the whole ugly mess settled a fantastically good marriage, is something Ijust can't handle, once and for all. but last night we had a foolish Today my' husband tried to argument and ray husband assure me that he didn't DEAR ABBY:: This is in reply believe lashed out at me and said: "I 'TOItN who resisted acto that story, bt1t I'm not conk STAMPS have never thrown up to you the vinced. missed cepting her husband's 12-yearfact that you were a prostitute work I'm so upset i old son into the second-time. today, someth . and your first husband was a do. ing I never around family. (His real a.; i pimp. " (J( came out that Jim Should I confront Jim? I don't mother didn't want him had told him that my first want to put my husband in the because he was a problem.) limited husband had told turn tha t) middle, but he has to know Although I've never been . that asked to accept a stepson, I've time 1.' g beenafosthrmo ther,and ha ve offer! - them to the left, squeeze them to the right, squeeze them all around U! the Juice Is Just right." And the first annual Citrus Squeeze Off at the Southeast First National Bank of Maitland was about to begin. white. One week-long activities for Candy Thas the I Banqu It he d on - - The six cheerleaders, self-named the Juicy Fruits, screamed In near-unison, "Squeeze County" emblazoned in silvery- -. . State Rep. Bob Hattaway, 1)-Seminole County, and Randy Jackson of the Chicago Bears were around. And after all, there were all those oranges to squeeze. -- Optcjcon' Helps Give Sight T o Blind . This spectacle, this contest would not be threatened by nature's moods. Not when _____________ Petersburg jar. The Handy Jackson team half a jar. The Dividends three-quarters. The Bob Hattaway or Conference Tiotle I i,cl,i,th.Il •n,,. •..,,sl., I... A.....L. .......i...... i... us__._.I. - - , ,. ,. Lake Brantley's Lee Barrett is the No. 1 seed in the 135pound group, Alpha Franklin in thn 148-pound category, Max Buffkin in the 170-pound division and Craig Davis in the 188-pound class. . 20 _________ . - �28-Ev.n)g Herald, Sanford, Ft. Fr)day, Fib. 7, 17S - BEETLE BAILEY TENNIS EI619IV4 :lk T ;j - FOURTH - Doublet. Sper. 1: Atlanta 41 HOuOfl ChUCPtO Benqoa )$A S 00 1.20 4 Orlea ns at Miiwiukm Eddy Perez 110 5.60 Washington at Seattle Larri Juan 480 S Saturday', Games THURSDAY NIGHT QulnIela 01) 113.50 Boston at New York, alter Perfects (4-1) 1103.20 FIRST, 5.16. . 31.6$: noon FIFTH - Doubles, Spec 7: Royal Fine Kansas City Omaha at Cleve 9,40 360 300 1 ArscIa Go Torn Eckert land 700 3.20 3 Muguerza 13 40 3 3.40 7 Ctanute Tray New Orlan% at Atlanta 2° Maruri Aspi 100 360 1 QuInieIa (15) 117.20 Phoini* at Golden Stale Chho Minchal 100 1 SECOND, i D. 39.53: Washington at Portland QulnIela It 2) 179,00 Lucky Pup IS60 4160 320 6 Sunday' s Games Perfects 112 1) 105.70 Ceemax I X1 300 7 Chicago at Philadelphi a, SIXTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: Ra mbling Red afternoon 300 1 Alava Miguel 19 SO 1 00 550 I Oulniela (67) SS260 New York at Boston. after Fermin Pent 6.40 4.00 7 noon. TV Perfrcta (6 7) $3M.70 trodoia Atbera; 560 S Daily Dcxle (I-I) 112100 Los Angeles at Detrod, attic Qulnieta Ill) 146.00 THIRD, 3)6. M. 31.tl: noon Pertecta (17) 1110.10 Brokers Bonus 400 400 7.40 buffalo at Seattle. afternoon SEVENTH - Doubles, Spec. 1: Folly 12,10 400 6 Houston at Portland Ursa Larrea 51 00 6 SO 3.40 $ LindyIs Reguest 3 60 7 Fermin Lenli Qijlniela 1) 6) 111 60 3.10 3.50 1 Ica Agui rre 300 1 (3.61 $71.10 Quela (45) 13210 ABA Standings FOURTH, S - 16, 0, 32.11: Perfecta II 4) 567.50 Freddy Dub 1040 4 00 340 5 East Division EIGHTH - Double. Spec. 7: Youlees Son 10.70 7.20 W I. Pct. GO Sits Miguel 660 Dave's Dream 4,00 50 New York 33 14 731 BlIbso-Ramon Quinbela 1311 161 60 10.70 6. 4.20 6 Kentucky 36 14 720 i Chucho Larrea Perfec ts Ise) $129.30 St butt 0 31 .370 19 Quintets sss 4o (17) FIFTH, 116. , 32.15: Memphis Pun Lucky Penf'cta (1 fl $173.10 750 6.70 7*0 6 Virginia 12 39 .731 21' NINTH - Sifigles, Spec. 7: M A. is Steven ISO 4.20 West Division BtIbio Micky Vicky 1 10 10 00 S 10 1 Denver 7.60 I a) I? 712 Aipi OunlCla (67) 12000 900 1220 Sin Ant 31 21 .1*6 10'j Juan Perfrcta (6 7) $70 Indiana 21 71 171 Oulniela (17) SIXTH. j. A, 39.31: u, 431 Perfecto (1 7) 1161.00 0 C. 'sMerry 700 670 320 4 21 3i TENTH -_ 6 90 160 !' Thursday 's Result Ch,.xho 13.43 610 160 5 K's Sprite 210 New York 113, St Louis Ramon Quintets (4 5) $71.40 Friday' s Games Virginia At Indiana Quintets (45) $420 SEVENTH, 5.16, 0, 31.9$: Memphis at New York Perfects IS 4) $N 70 Skillagelci 2) $0 910 600 5 Denver at San Antonio Denver Daily Do',jble (1 5) 166.00 rla th Cactus 7.00 440 3 at San Diego ELEVENTH - Doubles, S pec I. K'tManctatay 3.20 1 Saturday's Games Sintilitri 050 340 340 6 Ouiniela (3.3) U60 Memphis vs V i rginia .it Cacho Muguerza 12.60 Perfec ta IS 3) 171560 Hampton Msrunl.Jtjan EIGHTH, 3-16, 0, 31.17: $ St. Louis at Indiana OulnIpla (36) 5.13.10 Streaking Mint 7920 71 10 5.10 KentuCky at Utah Perfecta (6 3) $79 20 Lusty LIeutenant 5.20 3.60 $ Sunday's Games TWELFTH - Doubles. Spec. 7 Peggy Raider 3.40 5 Indiana at St Louis Alava Aguirre It 00 1100 150 2 Quinleis (31) $.950 . Virginia at New York SantiR.mcn 610 3.40 0 Perfecto (3 I) $241.50 Utah at Kentucky Marurl,Larrea 1.00 S NINTH, 5-16, 5, 31.53: San Antonio at San Diego QulnIela (75) 11120 DromuflonMike 33.40 7.10 1)70 4 Peigeda (21) 1112170 Caledonia 1.60110 i4023 big 0 (36). 75) 11.46050 Dog Results - A -- 1663. H - 95,432 V/HA Standings Pt!fteCla (4 5) 124].90 TENTH, $-16. A. 31.41: April Showers 100 200 720 7 Mineola Aqua man Girt's Pick 4.10 3.40 1 350 3 Oulniels (2-4) 110.20 ELEVENTH, sit. 9, 39.32: Deiton Jet 73 20 15.10 3.70 2 Willie De Marco 4.50 2.10 0 Quintets (2 1) $35 40 Peffecta (7 5) 5.335 10 Big Perfects (71 with 2$) 13.916 40 TWELFTH, S. C. 39$9 Bone Poor Ann 7000 10,10 6.4.0' S 720 7.60 1 Pa ttieMoth 560 6 Infects (116) Is97 so A -7.151: Handle $147,014 Dog Entries THURSDAY NIGHT New Cleveland FIRST - Doubles. Spec. 7: Uris Etorza 15.70 12 00 6.10 $ChIC.$QO IndaIIs M.encha IlPjrej Oguiza Zane 111111101)50 5 520 6 Houston Qvinieta (II) $31.10 Perfecto (IS) 109.10 SECOND - Doubles. Spec. 7: Eddy Lenlx ca Eborzs 10.00 100 260 7 4.20 3.00 7 WhiCktrtr-Ith 16). 6 Go Go Cactus (1). 7 Tell Cinderella Future (4.). i. THIRD. 5.1$, 0 - I. Buckley Wiggles (I). 2. Navel (10), 3. RapIt ut (32). 4. Lea Babe Eckert (I), S. Wally Gibson (1). 4.. Youth Of Hope (5), 7. Just So So (6), I. yellow Star (12). FOURTH, 5.14, 0- I. Little LIla (0). 7. All Good (12), 3. Push The Pace 14.1,4. Becky Shin (4.1,5. H.T.'s Ron Blue (10). 4.. K's Allie Bang IS 21, S. Russ sn Pirate i d ) FIFTH. $.14., C - 1 April Pick (4.), 7 Moo -, Hall (10), 3. Tahoe Squaw (12), A. I'm Della (I?). 5, Buddy Bound (6). 6 Montajue Diamond (I). 7. Invitation (5). S. Natural Natural Talent (4) SIXTH, $s. B - 1. Swanee's M Done (10).7 Mineola Superstar (4.), 3. Barry King (5), A. K's Phoebe . 3). S. R. A T.'t Ricky (4.) 4 Poider (171, 7. Hallelujah $ Hidden island (I) SEVENTH. S-Il, C - 1. Boogec Bun ($).2. Mon tague KiIieti (4.) . 'na Nutshell (5), 4 old McDoodle (4). S Phntrn Kin g (1), 6 Sno En (5 7?, 7 Ginger Lynn 1)01, $ My playmate (17) EIGHTH, S-Il. C - 1. phantoms Pearl (3 2), 2. Yeller Rear (II. 3 Shifty (6). A. Happy Pledge (12), 5. Dolly Day (5), 6. Jeltyroil 7. Artic Trader (tO), I, Marble NINTH, 5.16. B - ' Mater (4), 1. Ba ses (12), 3 W'Ilo* Twister 1131, 4 Cute Cleo Eckert II), S avoritr vansorn (3), 4. Nabu 1)0). 1. Stat?Iy $ Tumble jet (i), TENTH, 5.16. A - I My Cactus 71, 7. Vuc (12). 3. Take Over (3), 1. Spats (10). 3 Misty lila (1). 6 Gulf port Bob (6), 7. Atnn'ee Denny i. WItcline ids (6). ELEVENTH, Is, A - 1 LB's Maid (6), 7 Fashicn on Classic (6),) K's Singapore 01.1 Bar May, Kelou (5), S MytH's King 152). 4 34.0 4 icfecII (63) Perfects (7-7) 1100.50 SIXTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: EtdotiPicei at 12.60 720 420 6 Sits Aldanj lance Baltimore at Houston Quebec at Phoenix Minnesota at Sin Diego New England at Vancouver Sundays Games New England at Vancouver. The Seminole high School boys' and girls' tennis teams opened with victories Tuesday over Daytona Beach Mainland. Seminole meets Lyman this Tuesday at 3p.m. at Lyman. Against Mainland, the girls won 6-1 and the boys finished on top 43. Seminole's top girl competitor, Be'icy Boffe, lost her mat ch &3 toMairdand 's Sandy Hutchins on, '-it the other four girL,won their singles' matches, No. 2 Betsy Barley beat Darcic Paplano 8-1, No.3 Cindy Sutherland bettered Beth Welcher 8-3, No. 4 Meg Newman defeated Sylvia Dennis and Sarah Mercer downed Bliss Newell. hloffe and Barley combined for an 8-3 victory over Hutchinson and Welcher, and Sutherland and Newman turned back Papiano and Martha Pearson 94. David McCook, Seminole No. I boy who Coach John Ueichcrt describes as 'everyth ing you'd Want In a tennis player ," defeated Ma inland's Keith Brown 8-I. No. 2 Dean Barley dumped Kevin Brown , Mainland's Mi ch ael Smith defeated Se minole's Eddie White , John Hendricks of Mainland topped Seminole's Andy Thorpe and (arv Martin o(Stiijirilt turnt-d back Mairiland' lcviii Weir, :i. McCook and Barley teamed for an 8-2 doubles' win over Chicago at Winnipeg Phoenix at Edmonton cvjecJc W in Lake Howell Falters Early ' all later." Howell's boys faltered 4-3 to Oviedo on Tuesday Lake The La ke Brantley girls ha d Brantley 7-Oa week ago. The girls lost 6-Ito Oviedo on Tuesday. little trouble with Leesburg. In the boys' setback to Oviedo, Lake Howell's No. 3 player, No. 1 Amy Holloway, who is a Jim Graham, topped Oviedo's Wes Michels 84. freshman, No. 2 Lesley Steve Johnson and Mark Knuebel won an 84 doubles' battle Sullivan, No. 3 Cindy Sullivan with Oviedo's Scott Graham and Ken Shifflet, and Lake and No. 4 Kathy Storm won Howell's Avery Parker and Graham prevailed 8-1 over Bobby their matches 8-0. Gayle Kimrey and Nick Covelli of Oviedo. Burkhart, th e Patriots No. Howell's No. I player, Knuebel, lost 8-2 to Mark Wilson, No. player, won 8-1. 4 to Daniel Ballard of Oveldo and Lake Howell' No. 5 Mitch Kieppe lost 5.1 to Graham. In the defeat to Lake Brantley, lake Howell's Johnsonwas the only player to win a set against the more experienced and older Patriots. Johnson lost 8-1 to Brantley's No. 2,'Marshall Woodson. Lake Howell's No. I girl, Beth Emery, defeated Oviedo's Bilbao 4.00 360 1 Minn, 7.60 5 Zarne K.C. 1)2) 5.32.00 Perfects (21) 1)39.00 Montreal TENTH - Singles, SM. 7: Muguerza 14,40 5.50 560 I L.Angetes Sinti 1150 1.00 $ Detroit Ramon 5. 60 1 Waihtn Quintet. (SO) 1.43.4) Perfects (5 5) $116.70 13 32 6 33 136270 rant l ey ase Bb all Rolls I 2nd Houston Cleveland Attinta 31 IS 717 -76 V II', 75 '' 73 33 III 16 New York Islanders at Dos Mivta at Atlanta Orleans64317379'iTorontoatOdrcit Wnt*rr Ciflhtf *CI Midwest Division 30 21 old story, one that's repeated ahni daily. But his fe!low tourists held no malice, no ill will, no resent. ment of the gaudy numbers k ans City at Californi,i, ttnrrixn Mmlle' has spread over a flick of Washington it New York sUfl'Wa.rincd scoreboards in the Ranr 1 Anlp t.f C,C400 North East South tTh -, - 4 - / [1Zj.,Ir1.0 IA2 Opening lead .12. -J• The bidding has been: 7 West THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 'T1F,E .tiA !:D 1o;61 TOLuTEL"J WTHIKb 114At 'suPftg!, IOUcoo'I, M"I PAVE OP North East South South wasted no time at all in I• finding a way to lose his con- I'as 1 ,6 Pass .1 tract. lie won the first trick Pass 3 • Pass with the ace of diamonds, You, South, hold: cashed three high trumps In aAQ76V2 0KJ544AQ82 V,liat do you do now' order to pull the opponents' A Jump to four spades. This teeth and led a spade toward spades and by dummy. inferunee a singleton heart. West played low and dumTODAY 'S QUESTION my's queen held the trick. Now Your partner continues to five South led a club to his king. clubs What do you do now, West plopped the ace on it and Answer Tomorrow led a second diamond, After Send 51 For JACOB V MODERN this bit of unpleasantness South Look to "Wit) at Bridge. (do had no way to avoid the loss of a this newspaper;. p Q Box 489 spade and a diamond and two Radio City Station New York N y 10019 -r -, - - .. ________ • ,- - Ti.i€'REs A QCICKER Bur IT'S A B(T TAKE T4E NCRr4EAT lER8Et.T TO T,IE $E SM114L AND E1C1 TLJR4 fCR'4 04 'E E4I 5 CE ExPR,AJ..) CATCH Rt 415 TO 54E i. TOJ R. WEN FS,JQI T4E S6NS ALL 1 1.114' sf4 th ' BLON DIE Chic Young iv- '-- ' DOWN TO T)IIIE KiTr-WEN L DAGWCOD, "\ FO A MIDNIGHT WHERE ARE SYCU C,OiNG) SNACI'C HIS STOMACH IS ON CALL '\ TwENTY. FOuR HOuis) " E Wimbledon Women A DAY! 4 Threaten Boycott kqip All )7SE R6$ F )f.(J iA7 4 l0iYtJ.XT // /,4J// '.ci&nr YOU` ' CLEVELAND (AP) - A united front is the key to sue• cess, according to members of the Women's Tennis Association, who are threatening to boycott Wimbledon In 000NESB(JRy - Hm! £4NDYP Mn fl - AMP! / - k - yj JV5T/N FC-I2T 5,4VVI - (.nrriia j .J'j'jaU • r '5w 50- 50 4 qj LJx5' ~_ '- an effort to equalize their prize money with the men. "We all have to sti ck together in order for th is to wor k," mid Francuise Durr, a member of the WTA's board of directors. "If one doesn't play then we all have to stay away." Miss Durr and 32 other WTA members are In Cleveland for the women's tennis circuit tournament stop at the by H.imdohl & Stoffel C IF "ttXJ HAD Jusr TOUCHED SOMEThING AND IT HAD STARTED 9)S4T UP. I'D HAVE REALLY FELT FOOUSH? rLL HAVE T' TOW YER CAR IMTA TN' GARAG) Coliseum. "For th e last two years In Forest Hills we've been getting the same money as the men," said Miss Durr. "U PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer .115 '\\ - - 5f'rT)'4.. t Air ' ) Hialeah Closing Opposed MIAMI lAP) - The largest investor in Florida thoroughbred racing is urging the state to buy all Florida horse tracks for at least $100 million to keep Hlaleah Park 'III110 1MW AR! TIIOS!'\'E5...LIT!RAR', %iAGAZINES), IJOURP4AI..S 'This would perpetuate Hlaleah and its great tradition of racing," says William L. McKnight, 87. McKnight is sole owner of Tropical Park's franchise, majority stockholder at Calder where the Tropical meeting is held, and th e largest stockhold er In Hlaleah, I .1 _._.r1 ID#p5J L)1'EI JOUR '1OURMINc 7_4 TUMBLEWEED d ii1Th\\, 2 LOOK, FA"fl1EJ. 1.!M PIP UZAR.P GAI1 ME SOM15 OF HIS FIN&RNAIL.. CLIV'!4GS i'D R1MMR filM P y. by T. K. Ryan pGAP SUCH LAVISH W WrrH A O tTOF JNGf?4Vn\ \ PEAR, 1rVfJ CAN ft 114 pgoijp FOSS ssor OF ENVIN C1.OQQ4W HECKL4CE 6EHMOsIDi'! West and Southwest. "I know It's getting old," said John Mahaffey, the young man who finished second to Miller in i the Dean Martin .1 L__. - - s)fl Ujx'rt. Miller, a total of 49 under par The Patriots were 9-9 !ast and in his sweep of the Tucson and year Coach Red Phoenix Opens, had to Washington said the Pats are scramble for stronger this year. 69. Shortstop Henry Branson. TomShaw, who hasljz1dnott1 tog but troubk and strugg!es who hit .403 last year and runs since winning the 1971 p,,. the 6-yard dash In 6.8, and wailan Open, shot the Rick Garza, who can be used in round of the warm, sunny day the outfield, infield or behint' - a six-under-par 66 - and the plate, are healthy Patriots. Women Test Naples NAPLES,Fla. (AP)_ JoAnne carn er wuJ try to regain her position as the dominant force of the Ladles Profes-. slonal Golf Association when she tees off today In a fi eld of 100 golfers In Naples' $40,000 tournament 136. Ilishop Moore, Ltko Brmtlev oy LSlcK 1..av0IIi FAAS '\(WHAT E'5 INtYJLLAT I s THAT MEAN Mrs. Carrier, 35, won six tournaments ane $87,094.04 last FAE,' year. She started the 1975 campaign last weekend at j rTS LATiN... ITME41"46 'HLINGER 9WETENG I WEST l'AIl BEACH, Fla. (AP) Th e Montreal Expos plan to move the team's spring a tr ining camp from Daytona to West Palm Beach In 1976, says John MdHale, President of the baseball team. But officials of th e A tlan ta Braves , a Nation al Le N TENDING IS ETAND J 5 1)4 EM JUHEAD TO BUSINESS OUT THER.E? by Bob Montana I'LL SAY (HE's SELlG'"1} HOT DOGS L3 I- [ CAPTAIN CASY 50 OL rws TH15 PIRACY WITH MY 'TRAlTOOL) complex, objected Thursday to sharing it with the Expos. 7 c'r HARDLY I CALL IT PIRACY IF HE OWPJ5 TH15 SUPER- Ak T1 - TA 'S ZJ 17 A by Crooks & Lawrence 'rHAr'5 MHEIK HAJI ( WHERE YER WILL GLAL)LY DEAD WROA16, 5LJRRE,'JDER L9'5IE I . 4 or 5TAT lONE! yOU'RE SUREJUGHEAI 'HE CROSS-.AT A :OUNT ' TEAM\CH ECI )OESN'T TAIE IPOIN1 shoRrCuTc' L ,c $ ague already using the sprawlig West Palm Beach 006 RACING f wl* IIII'dllI'.' £ vc. Miami with a tie for fifth, five strokes behind winner Expos Plan Move o RAO TO O AND AIFX G Dotna C.a ponl Young, for $1,478.57. moved nto a tie for second withAfter Saturday's games with Mat. McLendot at WINTHROP ' P0ERT'54VE l'4 1` EELOVEr' rAt.) G H TE R "MEAbIlJ' YOU-FRC''l HARM! by Howie Schneider F H)' toE RE LCCK1A,)G WK WWWSSRS R>0 ARE U)WS D SPARE 50W mia F / CTh4ER' 1ooJ" z 11 '2 _________ I cu!d have my dessert f irst my sIomch icu kin I such a fuss about mat comes atter! FUNNY BUSINESS 8y Roger Bollen - ..1b,,u_T _____ iLn It - Lake Brantley High School's Seminole County high school called in the top of the seventh New York R anger s ii Mon the Phenomenal scc'es, the to. in the second round of the $l. and Doug Fowler in what ireel, afternoon Wash inon gt at New Yor k tal domination of pro golf by 000 Bob Hope Desert Golf Clas- should be a strong pftching sliders Johnny Miller is getting to be an sic. attn by Dick Turner '..-" \ dou ble header. 79 10 13 11 go Ridge. The Patriots scored their only 22 19 n ss 210 III The first game begins at 10 Oak Ridge won the first game run when lion Pierce reached 1)4 79 10 36 15.4 211 a.m. at Brantley and th 43 S 1] log 77) e second on Friday, 6-1, and then base on an error, stole second D4vis 4 game is set for approximately 2 downed Brantley 4-2 In nine and third and !cored on an W L Pet 03 Sunday's Games 37 ii 775 Mt,e.l at Buff a lo. 33 ' rn. TV jnerabIc IV Pa s s I * Pats I, Pass Pass Pass c'pened Its 5h anniversay season last month, II 31 7 n 130 721 baseball team will meet Bishop baseball season last weekend be cause of darkness, Lake Division 3 . Moore Saturday with two games against Oak Brantley did not get a hit, in a 31 9 13 15 24 ISO St. Lou's at Toronto Boston at Detroit PhIiadCIphia at Minnesota Eastern Conference Atlantic Division T'Yvgm' ' L' Hialeah reportedly lost $3 million last year and plans were made to close. But the state protested and Hialeah M NBA Standings F:ast-wrt Wes t IN BRIEF min s at Ferct lli1i. "I'm in favor of the boycott," she added, "It is a shame, buffalo 31 11 0 76 233 140 p..113at Bishop Moore. Innings on Saturday. infield out. 20 Ii II 67731 156 ELEVENTH - Doubles. Spec. 7: TBoston Lake Brantley opened the In the first game, which was or onto 20 26 7 Al I Sanli Atbeniji Pierce went the distance on S.7C 310 140 4 13 33 9 31 143 211 Marunl Aspi h110 $60 6 Calif. the mound in Saturday's game, Thursday's Results Atavi Juan ' but got liWeoffensive help from New York Rangers 3. Phila Quintet. (46) 15740 deIta 1 his teammates, Ptrfecta (14) 1273.90 Buffalo 2, New York Island TWELFTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Injuries have made Braniller F r~ -1. ens 7. lie C ..i - £-- ---.--------------. IT t . tley's 1915 season a question Boston 3. Minnesota SalaMuguerza )C sa m Kan a s City 3. T rk. or onto Marunt-TaIn 7.70 1 Friday's Osm,' Quintets Pitcher Keith Bebout i Los Angel at Atlanta PIt?I E To Hope Front Chicago at Nancouver Rig (16, 31)113000 y baseman Tommy hlise has a $ Lout Kansas A -- 3151; Hindl# Pittsburgh at Calilornia PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) 64 with a 69 and stretched his shoulder separation. If Jlebout Saturday's Games - The Spectacular successes, lead to three strokes Thursday recovers, he will join Pierce Daily Double P4 1 \--: .;: SPORTS bined for an 8-1 doubles' dvictory and Laurie and Lesley Becker won 8-3, season. Amy has very strong tendencies to be a state ranked competitor and we have other consistent players." ' EAST * 1076 92 V 865 4.11095 • Q 72 AAJ2 £ Q 1086 .J'TH (DI £83 ,A K q . 104 A63 &K 4 US from closing. Division I W L T Pts OF GA Philphia 3317 7 7) ) ))7 NY Rangrs 27 16 10 61 7)6 171 NV island 71 lit 11 56 174 141 Atlanta 72 70 II 55 ISO $53 Division 2 Varicvr 26 71 S 37 176 167 Chicago 2$ fl 6 54 169 $12 5 Louis 19 73 9 47 164 151 xti _______________________________________________________ __ 1. we don't get It In Wimbledon, they might change their SEVENTH - Doubles. Spec. I. NHL Standings Larnl Via 11.20 '.00.60 1.60& Eddy-Agulne 7.40 4.70 3 IcaBeflu. 3.701 Qulnl,I. ($-4) 171.00 Perfects (6-5) $37110 EIGHTH Doubles, Spec. 7: Macun &guirre 17.20 11.10 520 B lbaoM.nd.a I 110 0 070 Erc :a Miguel 500 2 Qwnie4s (45) II) 40 Per-Sects (4 4) 1211 00 NINTH - Singles, Spec. 7 Aguirre 17.70 $10 3.70 2 - i' CARNIVAL clubs. The spade and two clubs had to be lost on any Line of play. The diamond was lost because South drew trumps a trifle too soon, It was all right for South to play out one high trump, but then te should have led that spade. West would still duck, but then South would be able to get back to his hand by leading dummy's last trump. He would then pull the defenders' last trump and lead a second spade. This would estblish dummy's king of spades vihile dummy still held the king of diamonds. 7 4 b y Dave Graue DO " , YEAH! IT'S COMING u HEAR -MA-T? F%'I)p,j OVER THERE! . Storm and Holloway corn. Gail Gatchel, in her first year as girls' tennis coach at Brantley, said, "We're hoping for a very, very successful NORTH *KQ52 ALLEY OOP 1.15'TEI'.l, OSCAR! Friday, Feb. 7, 197$-38 Its ()SW1%J,i,and .JAMF:s JMOBV Ci6 challenger S.O. 1. /1 wtsi (Orange Belt Conference)," Coach Tom Smith said. "We should give some teams a r un for th eir money." Constantine lost 8-7 and Constantine and Woodson dropped their doubles' match 8- BRIDGE WIN AT *AJ94 Dan flicks, who was runner-up lr the dis trict last 4.2 be fore hicks caught fire and Against Leesburg, Woodson won 8-I, Zellers triumphed 8-4, Turk prevailed 8-6, Yagerman won 8-2 and Zellers and Turk defeated their doubles' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 49753 OVIEDO - The Oviedo High School g ir ls' tennis team - opened the season with two victories and the boys are 1-1. The girls and boys battle Ocoee this afternoon at the Tuskawilla courts. The girls defeated Apopka 5.2 a week ago and downed Lake Howell 6-1 Tuesday. Th e boys lost 7-0 to Apopka and dumped Lake Howell 4-3. Girls' Coach Anita Glebell said her team should challenge favored Kissimmee for the Orange Belt Conference champiorhip. In the victory over Apopka, No. I player LLnc1a Van Eepoel defeated her opponent 8-3, No. 2 Teresa Yoder won 8-5, No. 3 Althea Tyson lost the tiebreaker 54 after battling her foe to an 88 deadlock. No. 4 Joyce Genge won 8-3 and No. 5 Alice Brunet lost the tiebreaker after an 8-8 He Van Eepoel and Tyson teamined for an 8-I doubles' victory and Yoder and Genge won their tiebreaker 5-4. Oviedo's Mark Wi1on won &Z Jay Saucer won 8-I, Scott Gr ah am prevail ed 8-1 and Daniel Ballard triumphed John Vaiidorp1, who probably will alternate wUi Saucer for the No. 2 and 3 positions, was Ineligible for the first two Oviedo mat ch es but will be In action today against Ocoee. "1 think we'll be pretty competitive in or conference turned back Constantine 8-7. Woodson faltered 8-7 to Drew Brass. Brantley's No. 3, Gordon Zellers beat his Apopka foe 8-0, No. 4 Ben Turk Won 8-3, No. S Mike Yagerman dominated his opponent 8-1. Constantine and Turk beat hicks and Brass 8-7, and Woodson and Zellers won a- -,' A FOIWT CITY The Lake Brantley boy's tennis team has won its first three matches and the girls' have won one. The boys downed Apopka 5-2 on Tuesday, Leesburg 5-2 on Monday and Lake Howell 7-0 last week. The girls dropped Leesburg 7Oon Monday. The Junior varsity girls faltered to Apopka 4-3 on Tuesday. The Brantley boys were 12-5 last year and have four of last year's top five players back, Mike Constantine and Marshall Woodson are No. 1 and 2 respectively. The top two Patriots, t1osve%r, lost oarl leads agaln.it Apopka and lost their matches. Constantine led Apopka's 0 in doubles' matches. OVIEDO - Lake Howell High School's tennis teams composed of ninth and 1h graders playing aga inst varsity competition are winless In 1975. This is Lake Howell's lrst tennis team, "We've got some real good players and some that are jt learning," Lake Bowel.! Coach Ch arl otte Rates said. "Although we are only ninth and 10th grade, I won't let the kids think along negative lines. We'll Just have to do the best we can. hi th ey try their very best, we may win some early, and maybe win them i r1s IFI'h'GETG 700 LON&, thl'gE UNDER I4G Topple Foes Ur F() - Keith and Kevin Brown, and hlainland's Smith and Hendricks defeated t Seminole's White and Jeff McKee 8-2. Jody Michaels $5 for hIowe!l'5 on lywThInthmat ch Kathy Steidley of Lake Howell lost 8-5, Rhonda Liccardello lost 8-I, Beth Emery and Steidley faltered 8-0 and Hale and Eleanor Emery lost 8-1 In doubles' matches, Indianapolis at Toronto Pats c) 2 Johnson faltered 8-1 to Oviedo's Jay Sucer, No, 3 Parker lost 8- Houston at Cleveland 1.4) 3 00 3 .400 Quinleta (36) 1)5,10 Perfects 16 3 ) $146.00 11. J. Rid Star (6), 7, Chick it Boo (I). Washington Alai Results Diego 26 70 6 1* in 147 77 20 1 15 191 ise 24 2) 2 10 16$ 166 Minnesota, Phoenix '& Games Gem.. Winnipeg at 4.5.30 Tenr Lynne II). 7 Rimy Marie (7 N'w York 2 319 71, 3 CrS JaIr Ill 1 Surmtr P'adetp;, 401 t4j 12;. 5 Lai 5ticr (31, 6 Central Division Jo! West Division 3317 0 66 730 151 Cleveland at Toronto New England at Winnipeg Daily Double (46) $117.30 FIFTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: BiIb5GMigil 24.00 $40 500 2 Fermin larr.. 6.00 400 Al ava lain 100 3 '• 12 7) President Lad (17) 7 Co ation ( 4) , * Lankey Witl im (5) Ftestor TWELFTH, 7-16. 0 I Miss Buffa lo Girl tt,i • 31 1 b 200 10 37 3 2)111 703 13 33 3 79 117 ?09 Canadian Division I 00 4-60 O) Quintets (34) 5.41 00 FIRST. 3-14.., A - I. Motbgue (I?), 2 1,11 Doll (57). 3. M.A.'s Robbie IS). 1. k' Casino (,) 73 26 2 4 II? 159 310 3 Quebec 33)7 o 66 2)1 161 Toronto 27 fl 256 216 191 Perfecta (2 3) 192 70 Edmonton 71 Ii 7 52 165 II? 0 IS 0) with 23) $623 X Vanc,r 23 7 4 117 157 THIRD - Doubles. Spec. It 4 W.nnlp.g 20 23 2 42 176 159 Eddy Rsmon 9 70 450 320 Thursday's Results Etnino Leniz 6 20 1.40 2 Cleveland 1. Baltimore Cacho Eloria 6 40 6 Quebec 1, Houston 3 Quintets (2 4) moo Minnesota 2. San Diego 7 Perfecto (A.2) $71.10 CT FOURTH - Dsublss, Spec. 7: Friday's Games Arech,.Elorza 13 40 0.00 1.20 6 Aldan lance Rook ie (5), 7. Noble Duke (4.). 3. Ted's Wendy (6), 4. K K' S Question (17), S. G.M 's Not Again (5), 4. Al 7. Sokol (5.2), WiicIlff, Non" (10). SECOND, s. C - 1. Tiger Rut P hoenix Minn. San Oguita Miguel QuIntets (23) 13210 Urta Sanchez TONIGHT East Division W L T Pis OF GA Eng. 7719 7 54 163 65 0j ens WI'*th V's ct ri es "l"rile Mort Walker ROCKY, 7)4! GENERAl. )4A ARue OF 74LJMB Aos.rr LONG )4AIR �4B—Cvenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Fjb. 7, lflS 31A—CipIexes CLASSIFIED ADS Economy: Institutions Are Out Of Tune OrlQndo SemIno'e YORE (AP) lkesi- lth tL' economy. Just a few moattis ago the tt reality very soon. Eugene Jennings, prfessur dent Ford has adequately publiAmerican people were told by Some regulatory A feeling exists among bu.sl. agencies, by at Mithigan State University cized the harsh outlook for Underlying the distressful the administration that there nessrnen, union leaders and admission even of their own of. and confidential adviser to those most Immediate and ob- statistics Is a feeling that the was no recession, and behind government officials that many ficlals, are badly out of tune many corporate chairmen and vious signs of the nation's men and institutions Of the that judgment lay the opinions Institutions are out of whack with the times. Special interest presidents, believes many of tohealth — jobs, prices, energy — country are inadequate or tire- and resources of what should be with the times, and that they regulations and other practices day's top executives aren't but there's much more wrong sporuive to its problem.. the best informed minds in the aren't likely to synchronize whose rationale has been lost, competent to handle the mycost taxpayers hundreds of mEl. driad problems thrown at them. Winter Pork Roads, School Bus Bridges Mishap Tagged Cause ,3lca in, thru 2$ times 2 .................24C a tine $30 P.M. A.M. MONDAY ttlru FRIDAY SATU R DAY ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum ?.Noon SundO) Noon FrkJaj _ _____ - .---------. --- - 4—PersOnalS ___________________________ - NASHVILLE RECOPDING CO! FreshwaflrPerchloryourfrHzer. SINGING FOR LOOKING J5, cents pt lb.; 100 lbs. TALENT 3OS 12 2541 and up al d cents per lb. 3).37fl. Free DelIvery. ________________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM li—Instrudiom pen apsAIcofoIlcAnonymJt Can HelP Call 473417 Enroll now for Spring tewing WSI,I P.O. BOX 1213 classes. Singer approved dealer. 5arf, Floildl 210 E. 1s St., 373 1161. . — .. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legai Notice ' 7 Bedrooms 1 bath, Fla. room, fenced yard, air conditioning Immediate occupancy. 5150 month 111 Mayfair Cir Sanford. In 2206. Orlando, 3 fIR House, Flora Heights Good for children Water, garbage & trash removal pd. 5135 mo. 372 5137 31A—Duplexes r 7 b4'drm dupi,'r apartments !'ir"i.fj or unturnashed 60 swimming pool. 4770 S Orlando 373 797(1 MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only $ Best lot selection now available In Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile home I'ark. ('ome out and inspect the Model thames on display 'i SANFORD I p ------ f L009wOOd, 617 Highland Ave,, 'a block frt',n Lorowixxj Elementary School. 3 Bedroom masonry Piom Png. fC and carpeted 1130 i%'onth plu'. Uepc.st 6i $654. 3 Bedroom, I' Bath Home Ci.yn. Large Lot 377 1110 PRIVACY G4LORE. Modern 2 bedroom, 1.7 bath borne, 6 miles south of Sanford $20 0336 I Homes 41—Houses GOOD TERMS Nei,, houses no rural area. No clown payment, monthly payments less then rent Government %UIfllditd to quallfie buyers Call to see if you qualify't Neat, 2 bedroom masonry home. corner lot, fenced yard, 5530 down $135 per mo., to qualified pur Chaser, I" Eves 323 04*5 Anociale Broker MUST SELL NEw 3 BD BATH HOME. all extras, goon lOcation, Make Offer. 377 _______________________________ GE tate Rd. 427, 2,3 miles east of 17•. I'ti. Sanford 4305) 323-8160i Orlando (305) 832299 PIAPINING A GARAGE SAt-Er DON'T FORGET TO AD. VERTISE IT ltd THE CLASSIFIED ADS. 3222611 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Gattlens W. LONGWOOD 3 bedrooms. split plan, 7 biths, carpeted, central heat 5. air, garage 525.900 WE TAKE TRADES "LUXURY FOR VA- No Down 3 bdrms, 7 heth5, carpet, central HIA. garage. fenced, patio 5.21.500. 3721*31. LESS" 150$ W. 25th 5'., Sanford Country LIvin trees 125,900 322-2090 — 13 Acre Farm mObiIt. 515,000 neat hone, many - NOW LEASING FROM 'io rOoom/ ,,, 12&31.d - - Add an trasce aad Eit,Ia each apr$mutt, lats at Ster. age. ptva,t bal. conies and yOu'll ser wtiv wo say 32' 3 Bedroom-? bath, carpet, good location, 122.000 Wekiva River Lot $11,100 2 Story Spanish with pool, 149,300 - — REALTOR 377711 1$ Appliances 3oclbedroom. 1' bathhouse Good Credit andqualified buyer $23,900 Home On Lake — - 3 bedroom. 2 baths, with good rletgh - , - —..... -5,,-..,. 'a 7r. Ridgewood SANFORD. FLA. 2510 323*420 . L S.m NV, Sci a linidi ; A, - _ VA or IRA PAYTON REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 3771)01 7510 Hiawatha Ave at 1792 ________________________ __ - AND IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR _______________________ - .., .. ., - Through Feb 77, 1975 all new home contracts will qualify for rebate up to 5500. Yes I pci. of your new home contract priced off our 1911 Price list-will be - Of your home. Call Jotwny Walker ConstructIon, 322 6137 and ask for e ,, or "Bud" After hours,, 373. 7117 or 377 7111. 194 Country Club Rd Lake Mary. Fla. "' _____-- - ,, •.. - ... .. , .. - - . L'-I - .—.- i.u.__.___,- Black Lab puppies, $2.3 to SIS AKC 251 Lakewood Or'. DeBary. 611 4341 ANIMALHAVENGROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATEDKENNELSrnPS7 Days-3fl61fl Nights 3225171 or 373 733.7 ______________ VA PlO DOWN or owner will hold mortgage. 3 Bedrooms. I', baths. all modern, lovely. ISO) W, 4th St. Sanford 322 3791. — 46—Commercial Property ProfejsicrI and or apartmen' bldg. Corner location, 601 Palmetto Good invest,'nent. Call owner for detaIls. Very reasonable, Orlando, 191 '677. . , Area One Inc. 6471111 Pay those Christmas bills by selling your unwanted itimt in THE HERALDS ClassIfied, 377 2611 Hillbilly Riding Stables, horseback riding by hour or day. Miles & miles of trail, Open 21 hrs. a day. 7 days a week. Night riding invited. Parties and individuals welcome. Barbecue and flight trail ride's first Saturday night each month. Call for reservations for night riding. Hors boarded, includes feed I. hay, and complete care, $43 mo Pasture board you feed. 120 mo Horses bought, sold. and traded every cay. Under new management, 322 5690. __________________ Like New AM FM, FM Stereo Console with record player. Sacrifice. 5100. 322.7529. GenI Electric 19" portable Color TV,) mos. old, 1273. firm. 323 1157. — Sanford, hone & livestock auction every Friday night $ p.m. Don't forges to bring your own livestock. Truck load of new tack weekly. II and RI. 46. Old Hillbilly Riding Stablvs. Horses told 7 days a week. 327S90 54—Garage Sales Garage Sale' Everything goes to cents to $10 173 Shomate Dr., LOflgwOOd. 339 5345. 67—Livestock-Poultry -. CARPORT SALE- Saturday, Feb. I. 10.4 o m. 1S S U.ltii,. T"'".....-, lflVO0, All kinds of household items. ' HORSE AUCTION GARAGE SALE Corner Country Club Rd. & Lake Mary Ave., Lake Mary. Saturday 9 to S. t*i lax . Sat., Feb. 5, 7p.m. All live stock and farm implements and what have you Bring your unwanted items for Sale. I 4 arid SR 16 at Itie PIcle.A.Wpiile Stables, Sanforc, I. 2053733490 Stenstrom Realty Your MLS Realtor 7515 Park Or. Merchandise JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" ORMLY'S, E. 46. Sanford 3231733 . .. — .=:::------- Orental rug 9*17'; Mediterranean bedroom suite. dill bed, triple dresser, Chest on chest, night Stand. Walnut coffee table. i*ahogany buffet 3237921 at 'emnoofl F4sotal Bed, S15, Serta Base & .','attress pus Headboard, $45, Black & Decker 16" Electric Hedge Clippers, $17. Bissel r:anual rug shampooer, 5,3, Bed Table, 11 323 350*. Upright piano, couches; bdrm Suite, antiques, oak desk, 555, icebox, clo:k, wall *losie. Old guns. wicker, misc Private 67$ 3218 Two gas heaters one oil heater other misc items 373 5076 u,,.',... . . _________________ -"- Used Showcases, like new Display future, Cash registers, Gondolas. .Y.ercharuclise Tables Reasor%,ibl. u; Ca; CASH 322.4132 ICYPRESS ROW BOATS. MAKE OFFER 313 3825 197) Ford 4 wheel drive, AM FM. I sp, new mud grips, $7,100 373 4,3) - )—AutosforSa1e 1973 PInto Runabout. '2.000 CC. automatIc, 16,000 ml. $1,100 Or take over payments 37) 0101. 1971 Camaro Z.2$, paid, air, power S arid B 11,000 miles. Like new. 37) 0521 Or 3776230 1973MG Midget, excellent Conditirin 3726400 1972 Subaru GL Coupe with air. Excellent condition 323*147 After 5 1945 Doøqe Polara I door, all power mechanically Sound, body above average. 1230. 323 4105. FaIc.."i Ranctero, new tires and itnpectuou,; Datiun Coupe con vertible. cute. $250 each Plymoutti wagon. $150 Owner, 3731309. _____________________________ For sale by Owner 19') Grand Pr Pontiac sports car Like loaded, new tires 21,000 mr', $3.S 372.0502. Sanford. used furniture. appliances.tools, ect Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's 1977 MGB. AM FM stereo, $ track Mart, 2)5 Sanford. Aye _____________________________ tape deck. wire wheels,. Low 12,500 371 05)7. -- Bass Boat Sale fl—Auction Large selection Prices like, $1075 II' stick steering. 5650. Galvanized Auction $270 trailer, $193 New 25 HP Saturday 7 P hi motor. 5395 ViSit Our large boat C,en daily 105. We buy, sell.trade lot. ROBSON MARINE 17 Hy It, 1'; M Eas'uf I 377 56I I 3779719 " - Staiis Auction 50—Miscellaneous for Sale 79—Trucks-Trailers For cheap camping and trans. 'M VW van. Red and white, runs gOOd, 1450 3729211. 67A—Feed 68—Wanted to Buy Relax Shop the easy way Shop . . today's ClassifIed Ads from your easy chair. Wanted to buy used office tijrr,ttjre _____________________________ Any Quantity PIOLL'S Casseibemry, Hwy 1792 $204206 Want to Sell' cash Offered for your equity! For quick rejults, call Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373.3lU FARMERS AUCTION .,. .... ( Datsun'Subaru Sale '71 tome blow dealer cost, first (Omefirst choice• Plus FIa.'s finest Used Cars, Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriv,ng daily Pt' *3) 1311, Open S4jnda5 176 '., BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY , 1 '"'ti's, .- Accounting Home improvements Ti, ReturnS. 70 yrs experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Points. Call 372 7$.i3 anytime Fersonal Tax Service Plo 2FastRd ,1792SJC Entrance p PObt' ___________________ Air Conditioning 'r,,. i & :, r Lunii.l,onng I or free est'mate. call Carl ui $jnto' 377 ' Beauty Care I f,mn''rI, Piaritll's ( ',. '. .'. ' ' ' .. i'it.ijt. JJ 1961 Yarnah 250. exce'Ivnl conct.t on Sale prIce, 1250 Phone 37) 0114 after 530 pm - t'l t SIh k6Pt&.t.... 197') Duiter 310 1 spe,d, magj, many extras Sharp $2395. $30 1733. EveryFri ,$pm TruCk toad f tack GARAGE SALE. Dresses & Blouses, 17 & under. His or Her Golf Clubs; Baby clothes, 2k; 1 Water Bed, Men'i, Childrer"s clothing; Hc'sj5e'ho4J, BARGAIrt GARAGE, 100 N. 1792 (behinø Sobik's, Longwood). Mrs. Wed.. Movuig? For Sale Collection of books and magazines on Military Aircraft Call 377 $174 SEIJlI',,. A corlurilunjtr of fine homes offered b' 78—Motorcycles -. ____________________ 1970 Grand Prix Pontiac.? dr.. fully equipped $1995 Call Duane McGulre, 372.1631 Dealer. AUCTION ...: -- Reconditioned Batteries, 5.17.95 exchange. PEEL'S' BODY SHOP, 1109 SanfOcd Ave - -COLOR TV,$l1 9SMONTI4 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 6441006. - - 1973 Harley Davidson 330CC. 160) 3733419 - 47—Real Estate Wanted ___________________ -'- 1275 LIKE NEW 373.4406 -- -'JE_-e'' I .ntique red spring wauon in top shape everything Included. 339.1302. 53—TV-Radio.Sterco - OPEN TEN TILL DARK REALTORS 76—Auto Parts 66-Horses RUMMAGE SALE: Deltona Christian Church. 960 Normandy Blvd. Feb.? l.9toS. Sneak Preview NEW 1, 7 and 3 bedroom homes an.' townhouse's Wall to wall car,. wallpaper. bullt.in kitchen and no maintenance fee 1.0W, LOW, LOW 7~ pot. Interest under tandem plan. Hwy 1797 to 25th St. west to Ridgewood and follow the signs " I IaA 55—Boats & Accessories 5 0k l'Ifl''i' 1.'l.'hl.'la ii AKC Doberman pincher puppes Champion lineage. 5.50 105150, Mr. Anderson, 345 5740 Seminole County, acre wooded & past,,,r, bCUtifUl homesite, Realty. REALTOR flu Terry Ii ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS in b.autiful r( I , ' - SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 23)1W. 1st St 171 47fl Carport Sale 101 Azalea Lane Thurs,.Sun. Anytime - '. "' PoodleS. AKC Apricot,ówlus. Id 332 5461 7 Lots Myrtle and 13th St. 50'xlI7 60'xIl7'. Zoned MU. Make offer. 377 $741. "ME" 7~% 30 year mortgages with only 5% down! L. 43—Lot s-ACreage S.".-.. $200 Down '•"A'A - IT'S GOOD ENOUGH - CailBart Real Estate JuSt received large load of fur. future, heavily constructed Ilardrock rnpii' t,v.n t"ci complete, chest, mirror, n.gnt stand, $193; Walnut bedroom suite, S pc 1*5; Several antique pieces. KU1 P DECORATORs, 407 W 1t St • 322 2335. ______________________________ - ______ _______ 4 Arms. , wIth 71' * Plan now to vacation this year in your own PEC Vee from Beautiful cibI wide on own lot along the St. Johns, Assumable mor. tgage. 3056415131 After 4:00, - - FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS223.6353 or *43.233.3 65—Pets.Supplies ADMIRAL AM FM Stereo, Colonial cabinet. 6 mos. old. Must Sacrifice soi 3577. 7365 Park Dr BIG "3" GRAND OPENING FREIGHT SALVAGE Appliances Furniture Paint Etc. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOP MLV'S, E. 46, Sanford 313.473) OverlookIng the Wtk,a River,) acre 4 Bedroom dbl wide Real country. 305 6453)31 After 1:00. '"' Your MLS Agency 7.5—Recreatjonal Vehicles 1971 Camper tlutl,for long wheel base truck 1350 3734467 KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 - Oak & fruit .?on 113.500 We now have models ready for immediate Occupancy in Carriage Cove, Sanford's newest mobile home park. f.Drr.nov ,,.,ruii c 3IO3OrIandoDrive Sanford 373 5200 Anu+m, flIIILJIIIC REALTORS Garnett WhUe Broker. 107 W Commercial l Sanford 313 WITH YEARS LEASE - - — 9A')A WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Ppicl toa"s Classified Ads for t.,e t'ittp you need 372 7411 , DeBary 377 7643 HOME HUNTING THIS WEEKEND? We're open till Noon Saturdays. But we're avalable Saturday afternoons and Sundays, All you have to do is call We have largest listing inventory in north Seminole We'd be pleased to *asit you Let me till your spring garden or r.%ow your vacant lott Floyd Freer, 372 5)91 64—Equi pment for Rent Bedroom set, dresser, Chest, box springs arid mat., and nIght stands. $130. Others to Cho from. Dave's Furniture, 300 Sanford Ave 373 9370 REALTOR 42—WiobiIe Hon's _• Hwy 46, We't, Sanford 3235420 52—App ha nces GROVE MANOR FIVE BEDROOMS, 3 baths. Beautiful corner lot. Above ground pool 164.300 •.... Dell's Auction Service 62—Lawn-Garden _______________ Corbetf Real Fcf1fA 7 bdrm. CP trees GoS FOR THE PHASE II FREE TV _. ' Peg Real Estate Broker 2171 S. P.tyrlle Aye, Sanford Phone)7I CiO MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC SINGLE STORY APARTMENTS — ' WITT REALTY "SANFORD'S SALES lEADER" fit -IUp( a .s Y, PUUF BEDROOMS? Also has 7 rental apartments, Only 137.400. 'A We will have some new furniture items, TVs, antique items such as, Library fable. sewing machine, lamp table, old pictures. & trunkS 5. hi back bed. Plu% all kiOdS of miscellaneous items Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for any $1 SO per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Two story, older home, 1 bdrm., 2 bath, close in Owner holding $11,000 -a.Tg.v - .. NEW a. NICE EXECUTIVE PATIO homes, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, double garage welectronjc Control doors, kitchen appliances furnished 143.000 ConventIonal Ioant as lOw as 1', oct. interest. EXCELLENT BUY - Legal Notice egal Notice ________________________ i(.iIL',?'t.iiruuer vt., a', r u rv.., , FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, tiling cabinets, as is Cash an Carry PlO LI'S Casselbt'rrj. 1792 $30 1706 * Call .redil Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East lit St., Sanford 372 9111 Evei. 569.1144 76065 Hw1 1197 P11.1 TOP J') 57 Stenstrom Sale 60—Office Supplies Drop In bobbin, zig tag, and) needs position Like new condition. Solt new #or 5*1, balance of 543 cash or S Payments of 110. New warraJty. Harold Hall Realty - Auctioi -- GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW ir sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 1 n machine. Full automatic Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay. meritS of $1 COMMERCIAL-? Sdrm, house, garage with apartment on 2 lots. 145.000 Peg. Real Ettate Broker ____________________________ COUNTRY LIVING yet close to city conveniences, Newly painted. OWNER IN TROUBLE paneled, carp.tea an furnished, AND WILL SACRIFICE Can use as 2 or 3 bedrooms, 7 Only 2 years old in Sanford. Storage buildings All for only Bedrooms, 7 baths, split plan, 511.800 carpeted, double garage, centr,l heat and air, quiet street Priced Stemper Realty under market at $33,000. 'Takes only 5.3,900 to assume CliStirig 7 Central Florida's pct mortgage. V6cnt, lmmelate MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR possession. Call 37391)0 377 4991 19195 French I 372 7311. 372 1196,377754 Larry Saxon, Realtor 377 1959, 377 4161 iii *Singer* * Spotless older lake home. All trees etc. Dock, privacy. Priced right Land contract Owner, ei.i 2539. REALTY TAFFER t-'(' - Used office furniture — In the Herald Classified ads are black and white and read all over 72—Auction -, , EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR- 4 8edroon, with all Custom extras, 17'x3i' pool. 151,500 372 2217 * They' re Hot! * ii . L Nice turn 5 rm home, S rms full bath, screened porcn, garage. fruit frees, large lot. Cash 372 1l. .. Close Out flew bike's, RolIfast 1. Superla AsSembled 55 over in voice Parts a. Accessories 50 pot, off while they last. 3222511. Smitty's Snappin Tw1f. SANFORD FLEA MART OPENINC SOON Saturdays, a. Sundays ',MileE.of Ilexit on 44 3277179 or 3210720 Fireplace, I bdrm., 2 bath, den, pool, on I acre Only 137.950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750. 3 PlOmej, 2 Bedrooms, i Bath PtICCd 113,900 to S?$,000 JOH?IPIY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 3226457; After 5. 322 1111 - See Ths Plow' 3 BR, I bat'n, 7 pct ;CFMIC WEKIVA RIVER lOvely mortgage, 1 years old CH, car soot under the old oakS to vacation Peteil, nice shady area Low down or live. Fishing, canoeing, Payment s,vlmming. Camp Seminole, S mltejwfltOfl.4on5R4 3774470 JOHN SAULS AGENCY .-. ..i..., Ext lung 3 bedroom home on big lot, fenced back yara Carpets, central air, custom interior. Low down, Only 173.730 Easy to own Just call. CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, $31 $272. , SANFORD Real Estate _______________________ M UNSWORTH REALTY $03 V. 1st St. 323 6061, 373 0317 InflatIon Beaters — S Homej, 31 Bedrooms Priced From %73.30() to $31,500 .. Air conditioner 3 ton, $223 Heats an j cools Late model comprestc, 647 $634 Rayenna Park Immaculate 3 bdrm large lot, low, low down. $73,500. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7 750. LAKE MARY * _____58—Bicycles SOUTH — -- f 6470 ALL NEW 3 & 4 bedroom, 1' 1. 2 baths,homes,fullyequlppna everything. New FHASpct. down, at 7. pci. interest. 20 Yrs. from $27,990 Daytime call $30 5377, eves 32? 0712. Legal Notice --- - FrIday, Fib. 7, I7S—SB 5O—Mscellaneous for Sak SANFORD *.479I ' ----—'ha— 37—Business Property * "Get ' EM While Nice 3 Bedrooms with carport. I Block to stores 5140 month, 373 1162, . SWING SET NURSERY. Open 21 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Pws., 7 dayS. SpcIal rates, Fern Sanford, FIa.. 3234150. The weekly has been pubPiot.ce is hereby given that I am TheState Department spends WINTER SPRINGS, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Park, 1311111. FLORIDA General maintenance work on Sat. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 90 cents for cacti of ti i.o lLshed for a month. it replaced engaged in butiness a? 965 Child Car. in my horns. Hot mNI$. Al1mont Ave., Attamonte Springs, FLORIDA Noticeot Public Hearing and Sun. Reliable person. 323 S109 PROBATE DIVISION k of the Florida Administrative copies it prints every Fenced yard. Dy the Hour, Day, or Sem, County. Florida under the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CI 73-111.CA.2$.A otter 7 p.m. CASE NO. PR7S.lS.CP Week. 372.3397. the 5-by.7'4.Inch pamphlet, Register which published state tiCIDIOIJ$namCotCAVESTHOUSE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by DIVISION A Estate Part time general office, Ex Ct-AR A G. MYERS which consists entirely of type- r15 after they were adopted and that I intend to register Said the City Council of the City of In re: the Matter of Child Care In my horns. Hour, day Os' perlence in all office procedurn.9 namewith the Clerk of the Circuit WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA. KEVINEUGENEHOLLOWAY Deceased. instead of before, written notices o meetings arni Fenced yard. References am..1 pm. Full time pouibillty Court, Seminole County, Florida in that saId Council will hold a public ADOPTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS available. 331 0673 later. Call Mrs. Crouch 373 $193. accordance with the provisiont of hearing at 7:30 p.m., or as soon proposed rules of other agenNOTICEOFACTION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ______________________ _____________________ Sub5criptionstothepamphlet the Fictitiotjs Name Statutes, To thereafter as posSible, on Monday, TO: WILLIAM BADGETT. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST des, the newspaper said, JewSIs by Park Lane Inc. offers an cost 50 cents a week, the origi- wt Section $6309 Florida Statutes February 21, 1975. to consider the whoSe address i unknown SAID ESTATE: 9—Good Thngs to E opportunity for part time work to 1951 adoption of an Ordinance by the City The pamphlet has containea nal projected cost per copy you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED You and each of you ire hereby housewIves, teachers and office S Jane R. Carroll of Winter Springs, Florida, title of that an Action for Adoption in re the notified and required to file any an average of3O pages a week. Reeves said the SUbscriptiOn Publish workers. Absolutely no in. Feb. 7, 11. 21, 25. 1973 which Is as foIiows FRUIT FOR SALE matter of KEVIN EUGENE claims and dmands which you, or veltrnnt, no delivery, and no 'Ibe agencies' notices are not price would be Increased. DEK 2$ AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY HOLLOWAY has been tiled and you either of you, may have against said 322,$S1I coII,dlon 1310775. retyped, but merely .sted toOF WINTER SPR INGS, FLORIDA: are required to serve a copy of your estate in theofficeof the Clerk of the ESTABLISHING THE WINTER written defenses if any, to it on Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial Fruit Jars.Llds.Sea,s gether and sast ate LIv-in mature woman, dependable, IN Tile CtDC1JIT cOURT or rr pt'i Circuit, Seminole Caun?y, Florida, PL?.,SIUC, rrc, fr r?ii.r, ?d.uh cce. with 2 aitts. Good salary. Per. pflntel• for photographing and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. MISSION; PROVIDING FOR bothood Law Office of Central Probate Division. in the Courthouse GORMLY'S, E. 46. SaIlford 3234713 manent. Reply P0. Sax 351 In CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MEMBERSHIP ON THE COM. prInting. •t Sintord Florida, within Ioi.sr Florida, Inc., whaxe address ii 106 care of The I4erald. COUNTY, FLORIDA. calendar months from the tim. MISSION: PROVIDING THAT All West t.ntral nfv. NAVFI.. flRANfcc.t, s inecoisexpecswrunw NOTICEFORSALE CIVIL ACTION 742l47CA44.A the first publication of this notice. MEETIPIGSOFTHECOMMISSIOPI FiorJda3flQi,andfil,tfieorlgna3 Aft,glangesines ACT P4 C'W. RepresentatIve Sarah OF SURPLUS PROPERTY In re: the Marriage of about $65,000 a year, officials Each claim or demand must b in with the Clerk of the abovestyled SHALL BE PUBLIC MEETINGS; 3flQ32or3fl Coventry iii your area. No The Seminole County Board of ABBEY DENISE WARD, writing and filed in duplicate 4(Sd PROVIDING THE PROCEDURE __________________________ Court on or before February 11th, said veStment, nO delIverIng, no CountyCommitsionershas, a? open Wife, FOR ELECTION OF OFFICERS statetheplaceofresid,nc,andpost 1975; otherwtse, a ludgment of collecting, Excellent aryer.m office address of the claimant and OF By contrast, the Health and meeting, January 75, 1973, declared and THE COMMISSION; edoptlonmayb,exiteredagainst to add to your familys Income, surplus to County needs. and is STEVEN JAMES WARD, must be sworn to by the claimant, for the relief demanded In the PROVIDING FOR FUNDING FOR RehabilItatIve Services ottering for sate to the high%t Call 373 7711 after 6 p m Husband hit agent or attorney, or the same IHE _________________________ Petition C0MMISSI0N ; Department says it pays 39 bidder, by sealed bids, the AMENDED Shall be void. ESTABLISHING THE RESPON. WITNESS my hand and the seal of CITY OP Ladies, need a lob or fltra money'? NOTICEOFACTION Dated at Winter Park, Florida, centsacopyfcranl.by-lO.Incti, follOwing: SIBILITIESANDDuTIESOF THE said Court on January 11th, 1975 LAKEMARY.FLORIDA Caneamfromsjfl,. Lup Call 7- 1971 Dodge 4 door sedans TO STEVEN JAMES WARD this 72nd day of November, 1974. (Seal) COMMISSION; REPEALING ALL Neticiol PwbticHeae'Ieg '91 of 3495470 colortinted pamphlet complete 1 1970 Plymouth I door Sedan 5)3 Derry Park Drive Fred F. Rogers ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: with 1 li PIymoutIi 1 door Sedan narrative and MiddItbOr, Massachusetts Barnett Bank of HEREWITH; SEVERABILITY Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Maintenance (plant) all around Bidswiilb.receivedattheotfice 02316 Winter Park, NA. the PIarming arid Zoning Board of AND EFFECTIVE DATE. By: Joy Sto&et e*per$.nce required. Excellent of Arthur H. B.eckwith, Clerk, Room You are hereby notified that a By Robert J. Leiperance the City of Like Mary, Florida, that Deputy Clerk A copy of said Ordinance shall be opportunIty. Call Mr. Fullerton 71*, SatTiitiOle COUnty CourthouSe, Petition før Dissolution of Marriage available at the Trust Officer Rex Newman, HI'S public1 said Plarmlng and Zoning Board will Neighborhood Law Office Office of the City between $13 am., 322-1593. Sanfct'd. Florida, up to2:COP.M., bJ5 been filed against you on thu As cOexecutors of Central Florida. Inc. holdapublichearingat7:30p.m,on lations director, said 7,000 CIerkofWIi;terSpringsFIoIida,for Feb.'ry 17, 1975. Bids date, December 11, 1971, and an said estate Tuesday, the 25th day of February, Attorney for Petitioner copies of the pamphlet were must be enclosed In a sealed en amended Petition for dileofution all persons desiring to examine 106 WINDERWEEDLE. HAINES 21—Situations Vtntad 1975, to same. W. Central Blvd. printed by Grafcom Printing WARD & WOODMAN, P.A. hasbeenfiledaoaInuIt you December a) consider a request of a chance Orlando, FlOrida 32101 ALL INTERESTED PARTIES flIA l. 11, 1971, In the Circuit Court of the are invited to attend and be heard. Attorney for Estate of zoning from R1AA, Single Self depenleq,t Florida Conri. LPPf Co. In Tallahassee for 29 cents C' Publish: ian. 31, Feb. 7, II, 21, 197.3 Feb 17, 1975) The Board Eigtitit'ntti Judicial Circuit. in and S0 Park Avenue South Family Dwelling District, to Cl, DEJ 167 THIS NOTICE is wishes positIon as medical lobe published in each, flie other dime was for reserves tne right to wave for Seminole County, Florida arid the Winter Park. FIa. 37751 Retail Commercial Distr;ct, as said EVENING HERALD, assistant receptionist Of similar a in irregularities labor to prepare the pamphlet, tectinicalities or that you have until the 5th day of newspaper of general circulation IN PubliSh: Feb. 7. 11. 1975 THE CIRCUIT COUR 1. Ciassifications are described In the status References. (904)759.7,974 bids except recvinQ lime, 2:00 Fetiruary,1975,toservetheoriginal OEK,75 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. he said zoning ordinances of tIse City of P.M and or to relect any or all bids. cs your answer, it any, on tie Clerk Mid City, one (I) time at least )5 CUlT. 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE Lake Mary, Florida, of the following CItrus or Cattle Ranch Manager days prior o the time of me public All vehicles may be Inspected COUNTY, FLORIDA deslrps poaltion. College graduate, described properly lying within the Secretary of State Bruce the Seminole County Road of the CIrcuit Court, of the bearing. Eht.entft Judicial Circuit, in and PROBATE NO, 2116 20 rs. Florida npe.' lance, Reply municipal limits of Lake Mary, DATED thIs 4th day of Fetruary, Smathers, whose Elections Di- Department, 4300 S Orlando Drive for Seminole County, Florida, in re' The Guardianship (f Box 542. care of The Evening IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN THE Florida, and more fully descrIb as vision is in charge of printing (approximately S mileS SO.JIh f Seminole County Courthouse, WALTER L. WALKER, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. toilowi, towit: Herald, P.O. Bax 1657, Sanford. CITY OF Sanford an Hwy 1792). Monday Sanford, FlorIda, 32111, and a copy Incompetent. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Ph. 32271. Lots N and 0, Block 47, amended the Administrative Weekly, Fry, 9A.M. 4 P.M. WINTER SPRINGS, of your answer on Donald L. Mar FINAL NOtICE COUNTY, FLORIDA gfat of CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES. FLORIDA said he could riot explain the Board of County biestone, Attorney for Petitioner, NOTICE IS HEREBY Given that CASE NO. 74.l13$-CA4I.E according to the plat thereof By: 5: Mary T. Norton COmflmisSlOntfli costdifference but promised to P.O. Box 2152, Sanford, Florida, Rentals tlieundrslgnedwill,cmtheflithday CAMERON.BROWN COMPANY, a recorded In PhI Book 6. Page II, it Clerk Sidney L. VIhlen, 37771. February, AD. 1973, at 7:00 p.m., North CarolIna Corporation doIng Public investigate. R.cord of Seminole County, NEWMAN 0. BROCK. Chairman Iudgment beirigentered agaInst you present to the Circuit Judge of the business in the State of Florida, Florida Attorney for City of Atlest. Witness my hand and the seal 01 WInter Springs. Florida The cost per copy of Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, sitting Plaintiff, and further described as 312 W Ar'trvr H tseckwitn, Jr tPlit Court December 11, 1914 at Sanford, Seminole Cuunty, vs. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, 29—Rooms weekly breaks down to 54 cents Clerk Publish: Feb. 7, 1973 (SEAL) Florida. hiS final return and atTRIM.TIC, INC., a Florida Cor Florida, cocitalnina apprOXimately OEK.30 For printing, 29.5 cents for labor By Jan15 L. Harlan. Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr. Counting as guardian of the estate of poration; 1 3 acre. HOUOAILLE DUVAL. Bedroom and Private iu1,y Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND and half a cent for circulation, Clerk of the Circuit Court WALTER I. WALKER, an ln WRIGHT CO., a Division of ThePublic Hearingwillb.piejd in Bath. $70 Weik (Seat) FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, By' Elaine RiChards competent, and at said time then HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES, lNC. the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, PubliSh: Feb. 7, 14, 1975 37736*3 FLORIDA Deputy Clerk and there fm%ke application to said GEORGE L. TRIMMER and Florida, cvi the 2!lh day of DCX 71 CASE NO. 1113S.CA44.E ,blpJ, Jan, 17, 24, Feb. 7 1975 Circuit Judge February, 1975, at 7:30 p.m. or as a final settlement GERALDINE J. TRIMMER; Nhy store it and forest it? Sell it and In Ce: the Marriage of DEJ7i of hii admInistration Of said guar. RICHARD J. TICKAL and %Oanthureafl,.raspouible,atwhich 'ANTHONY WAYNE GOLDING, forges it with a Classified Ad. 372. time dianthlp, and for an order MAUREEN A. TICKAL; THOMAS nteresteci parties for and NOTICFOFSHERIFF'SSALE ________________________ 7611. Petitioner, dischargng him guardian against at for the PIOTICFOFAPPLICATION G.ALBERSandJEANK.ALBERS; pfopc*ed change of NOTICk;SHEREBv GIVEN that d WALTER I WALKER, an In FOR TAX DEED zoning Classification wIll be hHrd. GREENE MCDONALD FLOOR, by virtue Of that Certain Wrtt Of AROONSEE BOOPISOPIG competent, and thereafter the SYSTEMS, INC.; and LEO W. (Section 1P7.49$ Florida Statotes of Saldhearingmaybecontlnvedfr0,,, E,ecutln issued Out of and under wnisd uriSdlction 01 saId guardianship of SALVAIL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND GOLD1PIG. time. to time until OIn.iI r4L,. I ISat xneI IFAN fl'ADf ,r, VVFT UT . Respondent FOR taken by the Planning and Zoning SEMINOLE WAITER I. WALKER. an In. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. COUNTY. SALVAIL. Seminole County. Florida, upon a NOTICE OF ACTION Close to downtown, new lovely 2 competent, will be transferred to the Board. tiat Betty J. Welt the holder 01 th Defendants, final Iudgment rendered in the FLORIDA THE STATE OF F LOP IDA TO CASE NO. 74.fl31.CA43-O THIS lurisdietion of the State of Alabama, forto*.ng certIficates has flied said bedroom, aIr, carpet, kitchen fully NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE SHALL BE aføresaid court on the 10th day A P00 N SE F BOO Pd SONG equipped, Water Sewer garbage 5: WIlliam '7. Walker certificates for a tax deed ?') be Notice is hereby given that, POSTED In three (3) public places December, A 0. 1171, in that certain MARY I. JOHNSON. Plaintiff GOLDING Guardian of issued thereon. The certihcatenum pursuanl to a Summary Final within the City of Lake Mary, service Pd. by owner. $170. 377. case entitled, Jam.j A Lyons. c 0 AMN Michael Yamtaglia Waiter I. Walker, 1 Or 3731593. ber and years of issuance, the Judgment of Foreclosure entered in FlorIda, at the Cty Hall within the Plaint1ff, vs JOfn Ii. Cummings PSE Box 7707 HARLIE BEST, an Incompetent me above captioned action, I will Cit" of Lake Mary, Florida, and descrIption of the property, and th and Louise M. Cummings, his wite, Defendant S Geo. A Speer. Jr. Sell the property situated in published in the EvenIng Herald, a Twobestrm. apt., or large 2 bsdroom names in which It wss assessed are Def,.ql.clant, w'tilch aforesaid Writ of San Francisco. CA Of SPEER & SPEER, PA. NOTICE Oi' SUIT 3739370 from to *. is follows: Sminole County. Florida, deScribed newspaper of general circulation In Execution was delivered to me the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one Year of 1ff THE NAME OF APID FOR THE P.O Box 1364 as Certificafe P40. 76 ¶qjff of Seminole County, Florida, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford. FlorIda 37771 F RAPIKIlIf ARMS APIS Is.5uCr*C 1971 Lois 19 and 70, Block I, SHADOW lime at le.st 15 days prior to the and I have lr'led upon the following STATE OF l'LOPIDA that APITHOPIY WAYNE GOLDIPIC, ° aforesaid CHARt-iL Attorneys for Guardian [fJ57 hearing, In *scripIoriof Property PhIL SUBDIVISION, addition, according ll20Floniaa Ave. described gxoperty owned by John Mt filed a Petition In the Circuit Its South Orange PubliSh: Jan. 17, 71, 31, Feb. 1973 tPiC plat thereof as recorded In P147 notice shall be posted In the area to lot 3 btk 0 Dixie Ie'race PB $ PG 373 USO 8 Cummings arid Louise M Cum ('IC 175 Court of St'mnincg County, Florida, Blossom 'Trail be considered at least IS dars pror Book Il. oacac's 61. 62 and 63, Public rr tj ',vr, sa'i toy.'rty t*rg fcw Ostoluticin of Marriage, anø .i? CI'.urti Street SANDLEyj000 VILLAS Records of Seminole County, to the dale of the public hearing. ?,orIie ,n v,riici assessed Arthur 5. located in Seminole County, Florida, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 0 ate rnquired ID serve a copy of your AIRPORT BLVD. DATED: Orlando, Florida 37I FlorIda; January 20, 1975. Harris Bfrnt more partIcularly described as NAME STATUTE SANFORo,3fl.,' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED written defenses, if any, on t(EN 5: Kay Sass.mnan. All of said properly being the TO WHOM U MAY CONCERN: ___________________ ttiat a complaint to enforce an PIETHW.MCIPITOS,H.ESQUIRE,of City Clerk AND CountyofSemino$e,S*ateo'Ftqa NoqmorwpalfofLot7s,Lanqwoo Notice is hereby given that the Nice (lion 7 bdrm. unfurn.,pu, 'STNST thOM, DAVIS & McIPI City of Lake equitable lit'n has been tiled against Mary, Unless such certificate or cur Hills according to Plat thereof underiignid, pu'suant to the TOSH, Attorneys for Petilloner. air condItioned, kitchen equipped. Florida Lot tO, Block I, SHADOW HILL liflcate shall be redeemed ac r,cred in Phi B.00k 6, pages 13 yOU and you are riquired to Serve a "F,ctitItji Name Statute" Ch,ter 1001 B Elm St.3flti.. whose address is PosI Office BOX EDMUND T. WOOLFOLK, copvofyourwrineretense.s,itan,, ording to 11w the properly SUBDIVISION,accordingtotheplat aewj 1* ci the Public Records of $4501, Florida Statute, will register 1320, Sar,font, t Iorida, 37771 and file "1 SUCh (t91'til'OIC or tbecmf as re(nrcjnd In Plat Rook I?, ESOuIR I r;ij,j (5,'e Oer'sl to DEPiC P DtvEOU. of th law Srmnfy 'rrt wlh the Clerk of the Circuit Court, !t. EP 5 VILLAGE APT5 tP'.0 otgnal Alt, the (leek ci the . . e 5&cMn & D,kej. rI;iiffA ,,.,ll .,,i. a.. c,u.'t Al. Al Al u.,.. P 0 110* 51$ (1007 hwy 4141 BYOWNEP..-6n E. 2nd SI. Good? bedrooms on profeSsional lot, Excellent Income properly. Owner fInance, 13) 2512. _________________________________ "-- . Lake Mary, 2 bedroom fumnStpd house. Adults, rio pets. Near Sic, 5110. 322 3930, - ''- For Rent: Ofliceand Storage Space. 1200 French Ave .373 7310 _________________ - 33—Houses Furnished ' -. 3 bedroorj, home fenced yard. patio Newly decorated, Plo more than 7 children. 3727711 ______ • - 2324 Park Dr 373 2111 REALTOR AFTER HHS: 322 9214 322 064$ 372 3991 Cle,n & quiet. 1 or 7 bedroom opts adults, no pets Lease 377 1110 2 BDRM, furnished or unIurn,ed AduIt prc'f erred 323 5154 or 372 1170 - . Bedrooms, fenced yard. 5160 Month, Firit and last, deposit. 373 715i after S and weekends Jim Hunt Realty Acf serve the buying arid IIng community everyday, read ,inqJ ue Ihern often Call 377 2611 or $31 p99,3 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 41—Houses Ideal Retirement Home. 3 bedroom, I bath block home, located on nice lot in Quitt neighborhood, Needs some pain'ing Don miss th otie at only 111.000, tisifj 1500 SQ ft., 220 Volt. Ideal for repair thopor warehouse 377537) or)fl. Dupic.. t. . e Mary Kitchen equipped. 7 bedrooms, fenced yard 377 176$ ' ( NIce 3 bedroom, 2 bath house Fenced yard, carpet a. refrigerator, up to 3 cIiIdren 5)50 month in beautiful Washington Oaks 373 7567 anytime. -. I SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and beautIful oaha, swimming, fishing, ad canoeing. See at Camp Seminole, Smiles weSt of Il on SR 44 372 1470 Sanford-- iios Laurel Ave Cozy upstairs apt., air, private, 5100 mc & Security. $31044 or 131. 3759 WELAKAAPARTMENTI 111W.lstSi. p (os i fl i fl 3 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W ?n'lci 9—Good Things to Eat ___________________________ 3 BEDROOj HOUSE 2 BEDROOM APT, 373 1711 lijhtt, water, 197.30 312 7296 — Noon The Do.tj Before PubHcotlon - , Cne bedroom turn, apt. 115 F,cnth Av 1100 mo plus 575 dCpit. 377 6117 or 621 4657 DEADLINES TALLAHASSEE— School bus These figures compare with "Narrow and rough roads, day, are in serious need of satisfaction with the relative managerial competence to accidents in Florida have in- averagesof476accidentsand86 obsolete bridges, railroad repair. A total of 38,170 miles of powers of federal, state and lo- meet environmental, political, creased more than 60 per cent injuries over each of the crossings and unstabilized the state's 98,129 miles of cal governments, and economic problems so and inadequate roads and preious six years in Florida, shoulders are common hazards streets and highways are rated Beyond the country's boi'- common today. bridges are partly to blame, according to the Florida TRIP for school buses," according to "deficient" by the Federal ders, the whole world is Companies that developed according to a Washington, D. chairman, Ed Chadbourne of U. S. Sen. Jennings Randolph, Highway Administration, changing. Power is shifting, elaborate fringe benefits proC. research agency. Pensacola. Chairman of the Public Works In addItion, 600 of the state's The patterns of trade are grams during good times now While many of those ac- Committee and an expert on 11,700 bridges are 16 feet or less TROUBLED? Call I ______________________-changing. And people wonder If find themselves forced to cur. ARE YOU aio'7 for 'We Care"There were 770 school bus cidents stemmed from driver hithwnv transportation, l4—Campng Resorts in width or have load limits of there exists the proper tail their benefaction. Recause 'HotIIn'' MuIt or Te'n in the 19Th-74 school rrr, sonic were the result of '1 oiu convinced that Un. less than five tons, the machinery and mentality for of a depressed stock market, IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM year with 82 pupIls reported dangerous road and Street proved roads would reduce Washington agency found. The coping with the change. SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER corporate pension programs' IN YOUR FAMILY? Vacation or live under bautifui injured, said The Road Infor- conditions that should be school bus accidents," Ran- average school bus is eight feet ALANOI4 oaks. Fithlng, ,,canoing, Swim. The problems are not solely are costing dearly. matlon Program (TRIP). corrected, TRIP said. dolph said, wide and weighs 10 tons fully For fmIlIfl or friends of problem But even the best of cornmlng. mobI) hom• or camp situ. in the public sector. So-called drinkers, A total of 660,307 Florida loaded with children, CampSemlnole,5miIuw,s,ofii )li5 are being thwarted by Forfurther lnformatkr,caII 113 4357 roads private enterprise is suffering on SR 46 3224470. pupils rode on school buses in While Florida's institutional malfunction. The or wrIte _____________ _______________ the 1973-74 school year, corn- deteriorate, school busing is its own distortions. "Mature" Comriilttee of Publicly Owned Sanford AtAnon Family Group P.O. State Weekly Tops to ________ ________ 18—HelP wanted pared with an average of Increasing statewide, TRIP coflilMinies now seem settle Companies, made up of solid, .,!°'_" Sanford, Fl.. 32771 into a bureaucratic, noncom403,824 in the six previous found that vehicle miles for middle-si.ze companies, corn- Lerlthlnt VInegarl BIt KelpI Now years, for a 635 per cent in- educational activities alone petitive niche that steers to- plains its members can't sell all four In one caPsule, ask for AVON VB.6-+ - . Faust's DfuQs. says... crease, With the number of climbed toS4,423,168 in the 1973- ward insolvency, their shares. _______________________ Mak ta I happy New Year. Pay off Pr t school bus accidents for the 74 school year from an average Rather t than seeking Why? Because the big laSt years bills and start saving 9 S—Lost & F,n.d same years Increasing 61.8 per of 52,403,000 the previous six reorganization through stitutions again. No selling experIence the funds, trusts, _________________________ cent, the growth in collIsions years. Busing for non- bankruptcy, some executives insurers necessary. Let's talk lbovt It. that dominate TALI.AIIASSEE, Fin. APt said Trov Reeves, finance and Areas open FOUND- Small female dog. Hwy. oft Southwest as keeping pace with that of educational purposes, such as prefer to seek federal aid and markets concentrate their i13 127 and 1792 White wah black Blvd ; off 25th St.. off Locust Ave 'Ilie new Florida Adriums- accounting director in the State ridership, TRIP Found. for football games or field trips, even think it is their right. terest on 100 stocks or so. The mask, wear ng choker. 3fl 3910 Call 6443019. trative Weekly, being printed Department. after Florida roads and bridges, usually adds an additional 7 per Sometimes they hold hostage public, which used to make up iacIes interested In high urnings on state-owned presses, costs One clerk and three cleric- many of which are traveled by cent to total school bus vehicle the jobs and general wellbeing what was called a random marwoi-lilng full or part time. For more than twice the amount ôQthcI of thousands of workers. IntervIew phon 530 5700 typists, at a total salary of $21,- school buses several times a miles, TRIP noted, ket, has withdrawn, ______________________ __________________________ __________________________ other agencies pay for larger 610-a-year, are employed In the ___________________________ booklets printed by private publiec Will BabysIt in my home. Days. any S.cretary, to S. E'perianced office A mall clerk is also management, shorthand usen. firms on a one-time basis, hours, any age. Hot meals, I usedfortwohourseachFriday, Hal. Opn Immediateiy. Ap. Peaabie. 372093.9 Florida Times-Union ported plicatlons accepted by mail. 619 when the weekly is mailed. today. fl One bedroom apt furnishesi AduIt after S. - Most, he explains, worked up by the government itself con- through their companies during firm this. the boom days of the l96(, The interstate Commerce when the only criterion of an Commission requires certain executive's performance was In delivery trucks to return home sales and profits. Ills focus was empty. The Civil Aeronautics narrow. Board rejects an application by In their quest for those prof. an airline to fly scheduled New its, corporate management York-London flights for $125 sometimes drained energy each way. from the company, leaving it There is widespread dis- without the physical plant and 1 thru S times......41c a ma — • lions of dollars a year. Studies Old RRTES HOURS 32-*uses Two bdrm turn apartment No Children or pets 373317$ - CLASSIFIED DEPT. Dupi,i apt., kitchen equipped, air conditioned. Contact Mr Williams 322 9790 after 3 p m 1 cr7 Bedroom Adultt Only Mobile Park 7513 Pan Drive, 3?? 7161 ts3l-9993 322-2611 NEW - 41—Houses s—.--;— t..'c.. i fl,'r'i (ar: rc' Counter topt. Sinks In staltatlon available Bud Cabell 177 SO57 anytime ____________________________ Remodeling, screen repair. Guaranteed work. Saveon electric bill. Turbo Rf Vents installed 323519 _________________________ We clean your c.')mplete ho, windows, ovens, wails, etc Free estimate 323 2635 Sewing -- k?(ht'çi Carpentry, RemodeInq. AJditson, Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 323 603$ Carpentry, Non inflated rat" Repairs, Remodel, Additions. Llcens.ed, Bonded. InSured lrv. — Alteralions. OPsugning & DresSmaking b experts Singer 'pOrOveJ de?r 210 E 1st St 33 654? — Tree Service - A ltcc'5ery(e Complete tree care W iJck) KlOuCk 3 __________________________ A 5m47l Classified Ad brngt big returns Try one ar'ij see Cii 37? 78)1 cm $31 95'9) Wall Pnpering tp4 ,:-,.; ; -:c, - �- -, 4 I SEEK & FIND Y I - EVENING 7:00 (2) uu RACK SHOP BAD ORDER ('RUMMY DE%D ii: I I I DRAG fli(;fl II.l, FUSEE hG (;ANI)y DANCER RED flAil. IWF'N E 'I SIft)OF'Iy Iomorro -- Ilodge Podfile . I I Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with ove r 50 diScoveriei per panel in an all-new series of 24-page book Iet.. To order volumes I. If and ill, send $1 for each, making ch ecks r.nvnhle to "Seek & Find" in care or this newcp.1per To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or Consequences (13) The Stonemans (24) Intercom 21 (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares 1)1% tAJ.lIb,. 8:00 (2. 1) Sanford And Son (6) Khan (9) Kolchak (24) Washington Week (35. 44) Movie 8:30 (2, 8) Chico And The Man (13) Champions (24) Wall Street Week 9:00 (2,8) Rockford Beverages ____ [ ioll kikJrLoN ' ' 41IIA ACROSS 37GDoylci) Gifted sOeaker I drp 3*2 Dr,r* of G'ce 4Soflc,v QOds(pIl TAft,,no L() Ar bevgrage 47 Without 5 521 nal . I L T Z1*. 1 J'IAjATIL I A1&)T 0 LL , A1.L± 52In1wt (Sp I '4 Spanish Cns.q 54N.*i,, IS Prepa, for section 16 _______112 A AIP f KAr OTNf EL L LIol!t1I I ''N' It'tN I 55 Canadian ØQvw, lab I L. Storehouse s€ Dr tSp) caa'spman I? Beast Of 13 Miscul ins 57 4454en,d 38 Picnic ,*i burden EIsCk!Ime 40 Arrival lab) 58 Egyptian to Musical 190StaE'ItPre?.')41 Former 131falute god COErOO$,I,on 59 *ae 2; Erlo Russian rie Mu*cl Study 23 Method of sn tScoU 43 Evenings 22 Small a$ voting Ipoet) rocks 24 Greek 44 Studs ears 24 Femtnine nsn DOWN 25 Tenova,, 45 Grape dr.i* 26 Temwrut.s I P drw St*IIer 46 River i$1ar ds 3CDme 2 EItmctbird 27 Roman 31 3Ir.t erero, 49Newspapeq 4 Any be Wage 28 Budding paragi 32 Ages and ages 5 H,arern room enrancs 50 Foi,*&n 33 In favor of 6 .kror 29 Curv,d i?iip $ COnCOCtIOn (0*5*) 7 An'ph,b.,u, 5 Terris stroSs 34 Lord lab ) 8 Other*I se 30Psrlotm 53NonCom,s&ons 36 Boy snam. 9 Roman n 35 Armed o$ca,(1b (6) Movie (9) Hot L Baltimore (24) Florida Report 9:30 (9) Id Couple (13) The Detectives 10:00 (2, 8) Dean Martin Roasts (6) News Special (9) Baretta (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:30 (6) CBS Report (33) Science Fiction Theatre Horoscope BYBERNICEBEJEOSOL (cofl) For Saturday, Feb. 8, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll experience a few minor setbacks today, but you'll 9 ; __________________________________________________ Gilliga n (33) John Lit: Basketball 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Basketball (44) Basketball UCLA Vs. Notre Dame (13) Movie 10:00 (2. 8) Land Of The Lost (6) Scooby.Doo (9) Devlin (4) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2, 8) Slgmound And AE... .viuu,er (6) Shazan (9) Lassie's Rescue Rangers (24) Zee Cooking School (33) Speed Racer 10:10 (13) Movie 11:00 (2.6) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Mmnr l.1fl ,,,u 6:23 (2) Daily Devotion al 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester (6, 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (I) Star Trek (9) Bozo (2) iabber'.xky (6) Bailey's Comets (I) Go (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Symbci Of (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolcndas (33) TBAChildren's (44) Lost In Spacc 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (8) Wonderful World Around Us (24) Zoom (33) The Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man Safety 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch (6) Speed Buggy (I) Banana Splits (9) Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (44) Horizon's Unlimited 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie () Hong Kong AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem Globetrotters (8) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood Phooney (35) Fishing (24) Sesame Street (44) Soul Train (44) Gerald Derstine 12:30 (2) Go 930 (2, 8) Run ice Run (6) Fat Albert (6) Partridge Ferc (9) AmIiii 2000 AD Bandstand (9) Adventures 01 (24) Villa Alegra Don't let trifles upset you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You have been a shade too BOOK VIEWS stubborn In holding on to an Idea of little value. You'll now start to loosen your grip a bit. RESCUE SQUAD. By Larry provides "a unique corn corn. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Ferazani. Morrow. 244 Pages. binatlon of fire, rescue and Situations affecting your $7.95. emergency medical service," resources still can't be treated "The Cambridge (Mass.) are absorbing, told with Imindifferently, though some Fire Department Is one of the medlacy and compassion. bright bpots will emerge busiest rescue compani es tje Ferazani's job Isn't an easy shortly. country ... It Is also one of the one, but it's his, and with this CANCER (June 21-July fl) few full-time companies that do book he succeeds in telling just Partnership 'matters are still both fire rescue and emergency what it Is to be a special breed your most critical area but It medical service." of firemen. appears moderating influence Larry Ferazani, a native of Phil lbomas will bring Cambridge, has been with the AP Books Editor LEO (July 23-Aug. fl) You're city's fire deportment for nine still less careful than you should years, seven of them with its be where work Is concerned, special Resct!e Squad. In this but you are getting better. Pace book he recounts his exyourself sen3Ibly. perlencea with the squad as Compiled by Publishers VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fl) A well as telling the reader his Weekly: misunderstanding with a pal personal story, than g1v1n a FICTION can be settled amicably today. special Insight into just what it 'centennial," Michener Each of you will be willing to is that makes a man take as a "Something Happened," Helcompromise a bit. career one of the toughest and icr LIRRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) most dangerous jobs there is. "The Seven-Per-Cent SoluThings will still be a mite hectic For those who read Dennis finn ..l*....i h. 1i Uyer around borne early In the day, Smi 's "Report from Engine "The Ebony Tower," Fowles but calm will begin to prevail Co. 82," a lot of what Ferazani "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, toward dark. has to say will sound familiar SpyeCrre SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov Even so. he writes wefl and NONFICTION Something you were angered by much ofhls story is engsi,, "The Bermuda Triangle," yesterday is still in the ba ck of although there are some dull Berlitz with Valentine your mind. Today, you'll treat it spots, especially when he re"Strictly Speaking," more philosophically. prises the chatter that goes on Newman SAGrrIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. In the fire house as the men re"All Th ings Bright and Beau21) Continue to be extremely lax between alarms tiful" Her riot prudent where your resources The best sections ar e those "fl Palace Guard," Rather are concerned, Lend others describing the things Ferazani and Gates advice, t funds, If a request Is encounters after the lire truck "Tales of Power," CastanecLi made, has responded to the alarm and __________ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. reached i ts dest ination. Some j 10) You'll profit from a re 5ickeg, some ar eda nd II !IIir'i I something you learned Ir some are funny. I . handling a touchy relationship. But all o( his experionces will) Today you'll apply your lesson the Rescue Squad, which __________________ wisely. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Something you did for another Out caused you considerable Inconvience will, suris1ngJy, be rewarded, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) When you get together wi th some friends today, you're apt to feel a trifle tense. Later, you'll loosen up. 'OUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 8,1975 I a S I I C C p Is C P Plus 'Sweet u;ar, C C Ii Fri..Sat..Sun. Midnight Show $•tsr5ous Cleepatra PART DEVIL... PART LEGEffD.. ALl. MAIl BO S th NIC V - --.----&-,F Si ( a 1:30 300 8.30 it uieis Mcs.'A.Y,. •aa5uf IC as oc*.I NOW SHOWING " The Beatles are back in the legendary film - ORIGINAL I%*.atIe V Up 53 PLUS Cc I. 'I-lIj-I - CHAPLIN'S ARTo, ISE MAN WMO if -4 LAUGH S, LJ\U(IH. TAUGHT THE 10-1 WORI,DTOLAUGH A 9:40 G 11 Abu 8:00 ['I I UI - h Eastiwry "SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY" STARING ERNEST BORONINE - IN J I 0 H I - . _, - -- . f 'ji, : - • ç.:' - - t _____ OUT . . F _c. - • \. ' I JJ 0% "v- "j ' f '/ .. -24k - 0" . - , . - I. : f f - - I _,411111iir - ''?? - i -- J . ' '°' I L -' - "'( P ~-- ~- 4 17,~,~ . I .. : .. j, - - ________________ ( irchitects and engineers - - rr % 4 - - - __ I. - _. . - - =--- I A -• - • construction. Brock's mission was routine - - ~ . - _ BY ED PRICKE1T Her ald Staff Writer salads of your choice, 1 pint gravy - Feids S to 7 people. 1X_ -j-_a, .. --- $ Reg. WINNER Value Th urs., Sit. - & Sun. fNMTAM,M(.'VT P4IOH7LY In the LsmpIIAg., Lotsn,* COuPrr u I .-_ — __*XP__ - - - 95 - I n aves por tion ci the Florida Homicide Code that places "The law is outmoded-both for children and for books contain many entries which are "absolutely children and servants In a special excusable servants, State Sen. Lori Wilson Just doesn't believe category. antique" and could certainly stand updating, "In th is day and time it is criminal for th e sta te Florida has any slaves -and she's out to prove it to Cleveland agreed wi th th e Merritt Island se na tor As It now reads, th e law says "homicide Is ex- to look upon childr en and se rvants as an unfeeling th e legislature. that the matt er should be cleared up by the cusable when committ ed by acci d en t and misfor- and special classification of chattel," th e senator legislature. As a represntjv1e of Seminole Co unty's tune in lawfully correcting a child or servant in said. "Maybe th e attorney gen eral should do legislative delegation, W ilson has filed a bill th at doing any o th er lawf ul act by lawful means wi th Wilson even ed wonder If the law wasn't intend ed so updat es at least one of Florida's outdat ed sta mething to get It off the books," Cleveland tutes usual ordinary caution. - ." fcc sl aves,' a form of human bondage that went out suggested, adding, that remain on the books. that the "Legislature ought to Se said the law dates back to at least 1848 and of vogue years ago. repeal this thing and get It off th e books." In filing the bill, she said she ho pes to erase th at was overlooked In th e 1974 Criminal Code Revision. A local attorney, Mack Cleveland, said law Th e reason, according to Wilson, is that the 8.22 - S C I A AA U I I V I - uti %o L urgea - -- __ - ~~ __0 - - - ~___ increasing number of child abuse cases in Florida "Is it excusable if such a person dies as a result of a beating?" she asked. Cleveland had no answer . But he said he could foresee th e possibility of someone being punish ed pe rhaps unjustly If their child became a victim, As for the 'slave' portion of the law: "My gosh, we're out of th at slave-servant ingth the legislat ure ought to get on th at." _ i _____ . : . - -1 1 Z _____ - _____ . . 10, - I. ega Aliens S d .-- rot" Fork Au _____ _1W . -- '. For Attempted Murder _ - SAL - -.'. for t/&_d ''- ti '" 41 " 1809 - Open Daily 11a.m. 1119 pm,, Fri. & Sat, til lop m French Ave. Sanford iiiiiii, — - - Tke CNA9 • 1 • - J1i.i._.uic1L.,1_.\: RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 33 E GEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA driving. Winter Springs police miles an hour. auto dealerhip, received M damage according to Florida Highway Pa tr ol Trooper Terry Mcintyre who investigated the accident and i.hargtd Barnes • ocated L de , - -- - -- TIred , ., - Will Aft_ T.Z -- ., _________ __________ _____- - - - - - - _____ ____ / - -. -- - -- '.-'WrflUCfl Music Nightly by George a Joani, & The Westerners, Dining & Dancing Nightly, Mon,.Sat. Dinner Reservations 42S•S0 BusInessman's Lunch 11.4; Happy Hour 3.7; Specials $1.60 . ____ __ - Luncheon MON.TUES.: Talent N!qht WED.. Talent Night - Steak $$4 CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO _DOWNTOWN SANFORD - Index i% LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE Barnes with attempted murder Around the Clock -------6% Bridge - - - ------- --- -lB Calendar ........... .. - 3A Cl assified..........SC-6C Comics 413 Crassword Puzzle BA Dear Abby 2C -_ p - k •' I - '• eize Th irteen illegal immigrants working In the tJiedo a rea have been turned o ver to the L.S. Border Patrol for deportation to Mexico, Oviedo Assista nt Fire Chief Wesley Place said this morning. The alien farm workers were picked up In a rakl Thursdai evening In (hiedo alter Oviedil rU"'' "un patrol orficers blocked oil an arr.1 ] L ' - . - '- I. . .•.; - . - r - "~~72~_^ L S &a ç. ,ç . ,7..1i'iNE — PA Ls I 0y 14_~V k //[j,O//'/.t _____ . / , - - -_ -- --- p I , ra rs /A liele 1, around Pine &r"t and haulc,l Immigrants n for /I'e~9 ______________________ - _-' questioning. They were temporarily In the (hiedo Jail allowed to get their Possessions and then turned ~_ _ __ 7 borne -ad at between 14 000 "UhIf ju iws" - FIREMEN COLLECT FOR r.- - '- )Utt&L by Elamcs yesterday %ening The home was owned by flutha Mae McClent.iiorj who - - Sanford Fire Department personnel will collect funds for the United Cerebral Pals) Crippled ('hildren throughout th e day Sunday . Donations also may be made In th e big fire boot (center of rtshhd next door at PU flux ii"turej at the main fire station, 109 S. Palmetto Ave. Members of State Road 419, Oviedo. No the department hhlping with the one w 'is rt pont ii inJurtd The drh t include (kt Stet e Crews Doug lace It Bill lit' W.O. IChuck) Bose Richird ("lit ii CHARITY "'a ''' 1k it ki ill itoss I'n (burpt ning firt appart ally shrttd in Lht illiam Behrens and Asst Ire Chief titillam a1ley . kI...h.1 "s ea. -- IlL II men reportedly fought Lake Mary Hopes To Hire Police Chief throughout the house before \lcNorrIll wrestled a loaded .21 gauge shotgun away troiii the suspect. Vinton said McNorrill said he Fired one shot in the air 83 lit' ran from his home after a man who (led in a car, I)ctectis-es said both a front glays door and 11 shower stall door were ahattered at the Dr. lamb- -- - - --- - -- BA Editorial ...............6A horoscope ..............5A ...........3A Hospital 3, Obituaries iI3-:iB Sports IC-3C women's - Yesterday's high 76, low 45. Warmer today and fair. Highs today In the mld-70s. Not as cold tonight i4ith the low in the upper 0s to lower 5. Northeasterly winds from 10 to 15 mph. THURS.: DanceContest Prises FRI.: Free Steak Dinner 19 the first IN people SAT. Hot To Go Night 4' .. - -ow- -, ,tnd said the suspect alleg edly entered the McNorrill residence and assaulted McNorrill as ht w is Liking a shower Investigators said the two j — I Sgt William Vinton charged ' - - , - - Ambulance 'eminolc Sheriffs dckctise I -- \" :t ' '. :- rig Eyesores 2 i'lL: - , IIA a - that are In sore need of d cleanup, pickup campaign The first (ifI Ito 'e in i i ;m Iii 'l tl I' - - - -.' %, L - Barnes was treated I make it a better, cleaner place in which to work and live. As a result, beginning today we sL'rt a new fCl3tWc "Eyesore" which will point out areas of th e community =-1 __ Of Today %,int .111 I secore as sour ntt h' r n' i'hl r itt Ilirald thi nks it s time to spruce up our cs'mmunity to - , Authorities said IA'ngwood - - _. said Barnes faces charges of -- '__A1- _. lt7l~~~ '. 11 . , - --- - •1 % , _ r, r . - ' By BOB LLOYD prowiing and attempting to police and Seminole She riff's Herald Staff Writer elude police in that city, pa trol uni ts Joi ned in the chase A 35-year-old Sanford man Winter Springs Police Chief before Winter Springs was jailed early .Sa tur da y on an John (ooruhk said two patrol I'atrol:ian Steve R Lollins and attempted murder charge after cars responded to a disturbance John I. Moore boxed in the what police termed a domestic call at the home of Tony Lee fleeing vehicle with their patrol d ist ur bance in Winter Spri ngs McN or rilI at I Tradewinds In cars on Rose Drive a block west and a high speed chase that the itanchlands section and of S. Sanford Ave. at the Sanended at Sanford. chased a flee ing car nort h ford city limi ts. Thoma.sMartinBam-nes,35,oI through residen tia l areas One Winter Springs unit 11) I 100 W. Jenkins Circle, Sanford, Moss Road an,i Eagenion received minor damage and the 'Aras being held in county jail on Avenue to SR-4 10, U.S. 17-9Z car Barnes was driving, a in $8,000 bond on charges of at S11427 and s Sanford Ave with model sedan believed to templed murder and reckless speeds at times exceeding 100 loaner vchicle from a Sanford .- ____ ' , If I J- - I I " IF -- _______ r . I -- I demand that th e law be updat ed . * -, , from enough-for him He had made bottle thrust 4O0-poundaduftLthelarg i(n cougar, the chunky little tigers tee the bars of their cage. cats several television spots III creatures' limited he I tin) stagger experience around on huge paws Irresistable Is the word to Siberian tiger studios of the world, they - - -:1i ___Z~___ AX which took to 'ye a - - . 'i Lie I jet. describe Royal Bengal tiger _ . -_ -.4- __ I_4. Appalachian Zoological setting with great The distinctive rusty gold and their future size. cubs. And adorable, lovable, black markings, so sharply Scouting Is celebrating Its 15th annIversary this week, but every nIle 70,pa ng air hostess to tiger cubs huggable and beautiful. Tiger cubts also have a more emblazoned across their week Is Scout Week at the bome of the Rufus Minor 1aiof 711 faces, gentle nature than other cats. And Hanna had returned to proved an effortless task. The rare creatures (fewer are blurred on their bodies by They see Cherokee Crete, Sunland Estates, with the whole family Involved With the ease of seasoned than 2,000 remain in the world deep. soft baby fuzz. Stubby m to need more af. In Scouting. Daughter, Bounle, Is In Girl Scout Troop U4, Mom is his hometown of Knoxville travellers the cubs shn I fection and attention and are , are natives of the Ind an w I i and to the zoo where he G stretched out in their Ught a den mother, Dad Is Scoutmaster of Troop $00 and Webejos hi e whiskers fringe the less inclined w be independent Den became involved in the zoo weight aluminum cage and fell jungles. At six weeks of g orange-colored noses and their or suspicious. leader in Pack 242; standing fleft to rfgbt) James, Kenneth and They'd ra ther be barely us Lie gr .es business three years ago, to as Rufus III are members of Troop 500. leep Immediately after than a are wide cuddled and petted than indulge from with curosity. Young Rufus recently bring back to Sanford a pair of takeoff. graduated from Cub Scouts. (Herald Photo by BRI Vincent). They woke only once rounded foot in wild rough-and-tumble. and ean to tail and Royal Bengal tiger cubs on dur ing the three-hour trip for a Sturdier and more thick set prefer to have all four paws about six pounds !' than the permanent breeding loan to the cuddle and a drink of water But they will grow into 350 to the Slender and agile leopard or tContlnued On Page 2-A) _________ A -! . 1. Sen. Lori Wilson Seeks To Eliminate Law honey dipped fried chicken, 6 hot butter tastin' biscuits, 2 GOLDEN SPOON AWARD ' I- - _ ~z *-: All set to explore Sanford are six week-old Bengal tiger cubs Sikkim iieft) and Safir MeNorrill residence. Police said they later located Mrs. Jeraldine MNorrIll at a neighbor's house. By GLORIA DROGOSZ herald Staff Writer I.AKE MARY — City council here hopes to hire a police chief Wednesday night at it's regular iiitthb' meeting, barely a mo'ith former chief resigned. it will also consider a proposal to reform city Imi- Li,asing and bookkeeping praoices as ue11 as ' a measure which will strip Its fire chief of most of his spending powers. Council members met Friday and Saturdav to interview prospective applicants for the $10,500 year police chief post which was vat ted Jan. 14 when Gerald Fitzgerald resigned. At Wednesday's meeting, Mayor Walter 'rensin is slated to call for the city to institute a purchase requisition system with an eye to eventually hiring a purchasing agent. lie tnld The Herald in an interview, "There Li no order to the t bookkeeping) system now," and -6okkeeping methods need to be improved." "With a budget of $150,000 plus," the city needs to adopt "normal. sane business practices", ' & rewn n said. Council will also consider a proposal cal ling for the creation and appointment of a live-man c'm - - -- .ir THE BUCKET Hu, Western B..l Chofto.p.d to Perfection -, If . f . 4- j -______•_ - - __ . and met with its " J RWAID JR I :i', Ri.ry.1i,,1 838 3285 •'"'i c Ipw 1i %. ? - . "O"'tA ' Jim Ryan, as well as this %Titer At the controls wearing los familiar khaki safari suit, 'I was Stan Brock .j Their mission as threefold Rozon and Ran had toured the Knoxvil le Zoo a $3 million - [ 111111011111 ~ - - - . - I , - I _..-___I - ! "T- ___ , 4 i f tti tr 'f1IIlin)' - - I - .nI ?4 injw d i ro S L , SCOUTING THE -. a ~_..~_,. k i A _. fVv- - - I - ''. r k') -, I . / Cessna 310 - - 4s ' - orangeand.whj( -' _. -1 7 f -. -- our tank! .1 . - .1, r. y - ", had not one, but two tigers in ' - 11 ) The trip home to Sanford "° Knoxville, Tenn., was swift and smouth -.tfter all, we - T __.__ .. T __ __ - ~1` y Women's , ---• - a A 9 ByJEANP,%rrIsoN ' '. Z : - ' -- FRiEVEITS - - T i ers rrive Ro i'-i-*' .i __Pt_., oo 1ç''Lnt -± - BRIGADE - 1$ pieces of our t1iui Track Rd., ott Hwy 17.92 FERN PARK JW474 - - I k. 00 SKATE CITY ' FEE CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDtST AND IINIST STEAK HOUU J Highway 17.82 . -. /' .- CLUB THURS. PRIVATE PAPTIf% FRI , 73*-li P.M. SAT , 9:3Q-JIJ A.M. l;W4 P.M. 738iI P.M. I.cial ,*f,i 1 sc5s $*S1t*y pattat_, clvbe ii SW w* - . 1 - ~!...~, I U_P-~' '''I' V._ - --_ -.J 1,-,_~_ 5r,' ! - r Arrang,mints. 'WED. PRIVATE PARTIES 5. - * 'Y1 -I! n .4; _; •I.'3 i": ; :11 .T ~ F I , -- s Service. Hank Will 0. Glad To Assist You In Your Sihctii Of B.verages For Small Or Large Party TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES 1. __( . ., I. . .11I ' -i'I1i.AILX1TT_L '' 0. .., _____ D'(R5 7 , I- ."; , -' .. (24) Black (33) Bobby Goldsboro (44) Untouchables 6:30 (2.6,8) News ____ (9) Circus Pop Goes The \Iili: ., '... -• I It, I 11 Off er ing You Years of Experience and P.rsonli:,d Mow. 7:81-11 P.M. .; & __ - , - Golf is SUN. 131, 3:38, 4-6 P.M. _tf~-, L.!1(JPI I -• - (9) Hawaiian Open "Hank" White back at the lul SKATING SCHEDULE ar .L *I. f- I -.' -, ' ,; MMIL Things that you are interested In accomplishing this year will appear slow in ga thering momentum. hang in there. f,imdy Lut- has a few s ur prises in State for you. , 1 . . " r I £ . _ (3$) Party (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (I) Town Meeting (35) Fisherman (44) Man And Environment 6:00 (6) Newswatch 6 BEST SELLERS V Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents Sports RE r •..i,..,ii.. WI '...OIjU(ILOIIy II Speaking (9) The Invaders (44) No Place For A Picnic 2:00 (2) Tarzan (6) Adventure Theatre (6) Movie (24) Electric Company (44) Movie 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie (24) Zee Cookiri School 3:00 (9) Dowling (24) America (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Chaparral '(9) Bowlers Tour (24) Romgnolis Table 4:00 (6) Triple Crown Of Golf (I) That Girl (24) Sports 70's 4:30 (2) Nashville Music (6) Bowling (1) Women's Point Of View 5:00 0,111) Bob Hope Golf (6) Hogan's Heroes (I) The Young Achievers (9) Wide World Of Dinosaurs () Mary Tyler Moore (I) Movie (9) Movie (24) Bergman Film (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett 11:00 (2. 8,9) NeWs (6) Cerebral Palsy Telethon (3$) The Champions Night Gallery I1•30 (2) Rock Concert (6) MOVIe (1) News (9) Movie .44) Golden Globe Awards 12:00 (0) The Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:40 (9) Movie EVENING 7:00 (2) Untamed World (6) Hee Haw (a) Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Grandpeople (33) Department (44) Wrestling 7•3 (2) Friends Of Man (9) Name That Tune (24) Be(* Beat 600 : (2, U Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) FBI (13) Kung Fu (24) Ascent Of Man (33) Movies Bold Ones ( 8:30 (6) JeUersons 9:00 (2) Movie TONIGHTSTV ' rea lize your foremost aim. C 67th Year, No. ill-Stir Country SATURDAY Files Ans *erioP,e,usPuz: a Friday, Feb. 7,1175-48 __ 1100 (2,6.8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2. I) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie () Wide World Entertainment (24) Soundstage 12:00 (2. 8) Midnight Special 1:00 (9) Movie (44) Party FRIDAY rt. ti - 111LI "cu names ipp.0 forwvd, b.ck's ard, up, dawn, or dionafly in bdow the punk. Find each hiddennameafldboxftülg,thowfl: h -' 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BRNODABCRGDN I REAOOR DABRU RENOCKSHAPORRM GERA GREDBALLAEHDAED 9 C t --"- LEISURE LB ALSOAWTHEYBDNKYAE LEW KHDLSBADORDERBNE DTCLY EANDARYHCGDANR RAIDR AGNNEEDCAEMDCG 16 P4oi'wgian fiord ' '-,. FOOSHHMMYURCAESUF B AYLHLOMCRUMANLAFYE A LODNHGNDA YYDAA I. LDN Publication - '- Rail Rnndlni, Tall, IV CEHEOYRORINCLEEUN HI RKRGANADYDANFRSGW I FUSEENDI SHOLOOSHAO G OM NT H A E LÜO AD I NO NE HRMA I ELPREOALDAjOy beverage 10 Learn I2O$dDwi lab) — -- , -.. '- llliSSjofl composed of voIuni- firemen to ovt'rsq,. Fire Chief Chuck Smith's spending. 1l expenditures over $150f city funds proposed by th e chief would have to be re viewed and prcved by the Fire commission if the propo apsal is Snrensi said no one 'big thing' prun it'rf fits ditii(isim to call foir III e Purchasing reform; except the discovery, dur in g a recent budget ;e'ww, that ;'. is "hard to figure eut what Is being Kwnt." That budget review revealed the city had a surplus of about 120.000 in unallocat ed and ~ funds -- - . -- . .' 1, - - - ' - - . ,. - •- - . . . - , - . . '-- -, - , . - - 6 . - . - - - . . ' - --- - - - _ ' — - .' - , -- - . . . - - ' - , ---. v---- - ---- i , --- - - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 07, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 07, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 07, 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/44818afe0496ec720cccde98bd87f2c8.pdf 0c7c96d4740d780f86a9e6f4d91c5ea6 PDF Text Text i_ SB-Evening Herald, Sanvord, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1975 Coupons ASIC al-v worth 400 stamps on purchase of $20 1Coupons B&C are worth $00 stamps on a purchase through $24.99 tt ouh r -- .---'-- ---.- -- - - - --- Coupons A, BSIC are worth dOOStarnPS on a purchase of 130.00 or more as NOW-Vam- W Me - -. - - - - I IO1VLTS I I I I I 1 68th Year, No. 42-Thursday, October 9, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents eStamps ses I 10151mg ru $19.99 Verdict Returned In Less Than An Hour h. other Triple Header 00 bonus Stamps. prohibited by law) IRU OCT. 15, 1975J_::!J I uti - VALUES GOOD AT SANFORD HWY . 17.92/2690 ) ORLANDO 'AVE. Steal- ro-Order' Defendant Found Innocent By 11011 LLOYD Herd Staff Writer - A circuit court jury deliberated less than one hour today before finding Maitland Marine owner Ralph Dilisio innocent of knowlingly buying property stolen by members of a multi-county 'steal-toorder' theft ring. flit idn Ini,I tkn I,,,.,, Wl......,l... •I.e J•J the air compressor from James L Davis for $300 cash thinking Davis as a ('ocoa Reach contractor %Nh4) was 11,oing out of business. STORE HOURS MON. THRU SAT. I A.M. TO 10 P.M. (SUNDAY 9A.M. TO P.M.) . - MIUI 1)iLisIu said he'd told employes his firm was in (hi' market for a used compressor for sand blasting work and outboard motor mechanic Roland Durand told him he knew of a man who had a compressor to sell, E)iLlsio said the compressor had already been delivered to his business when h,, first met Davis, when Davis came for the money. DiUslo admitted his business was in "dire financial ctraitQ" in nvIr the compressor and that the cash payment was made from personal "eniergencs-' fund_s instead of by company check because lie kiit:,~, a pa)TOII had to be met. Duislo said his business is now in "better stan. ding after receiving a $12,000 federal loan. Yates Jr., 2S, of Cas.seiberry, admitted members of trial, defense attorney Michael Sigman contended DilAsio said he di dn't know th e co mpressor had the theft ring and involved In numerous burglaries Davis and Yates testimony was "unwo rt hy of been stolen from an Orlando area renta l store and and thefts, testified that they stole the air corn• belief" and that if the Jurors believe Davis they're that one of his employes modified the unit fo r pressor, disguised it and sold it to DiLiio. be lieving "everything that's bad and rotten in our Maitland Marine's use without Instructions from DiLlio testified that when he was arrested and society." Ili,,, (Dilisio). the modified compreswr seized at his business Aug. He said the case boils down to a question of Durand is still employed by DILisio, according to 15 that he th ought he 'd paid for the unit by check w heth er DiLisio knowingly bought stolen property. testimony, and (aces trial next mon th on charge of and She riff John Polk helD ed search thy office fnr kccictnni ct,o i... nti si&s ,.aii 3UIIIlIItJ L.fle uuying, receiving and concealing stolen property. the check. He said he later remembered paying credibility of admitted thieves Yates and Davis was 1)ilisio and Durand were among 13 suspects cash kr the compressor. in quest i'n hut said. "to et to the roo i-N Irruption ;irrctl in cunrics- tiori v ith a niuRi-ountv "stealDiLislo said he knos 90 per cent'' of the and filth v.e sometijises have 1.5) get down with it." to-order" theftring after sheriff's agents conducted sheriff's form and has helped vice quad detectives "Without the Ralph Difisios, thieves would be raids Aug. 15. 'solve cases" including narcotics cases. stuck with stolen merchandise,' Heffernan James L. Davis, 30, of Orlando. and Clvin C In tl... h.. ..puaiiiii. iu ua Jwy in et-. uii three wree.oay cnargeti. -day . t-u,çii - - ... rttiin i .. , - fe-s - FAIRWAY FARMS PUREX GROUND BEEF RUMP ROAST C DETERGENT GIANT The Children's home Society of Florida has placed 15 children in 100% PURE SIZE or more 6 LB. 9 1.48L. GROUND FRESH DAILY BONELESS . ROLLED - iia Y A M:ci:: SIRLOIN DELMONICO STEAKS STEAK T. BONE STEAKS WELL TRIMMED 278 : 1:98 FAIRWAY'S FAMOUS LONDON BROIL $J•93 LB. UNDER BLADE CALIFORNIA ROAST $ v$ RIB ROAST LB. 1948 $ FRESH TENDER 331c LB. 1968 $ Llbbg) SALE jot 2 PEPPERS 25C CORN FOR FRYERS 29 303 CAN GREEN GARDEN U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET BAKING SALAD CUCUMBERS 303 CANs29 FRENCH STYLE OR CUT 2 25 SELECT YOUR OWN RED DELICIOUS APPLES CAN 1OC EA. C 75 BANQUET 2 LB. CASSEROLE WASHINGTON STATE PEARS 101C EA. MACARONI & CHEESE PET NON DAIRY 1001. CAN WHIP TOPPING FAIRWAY DELICATESSEN SLICED TO YOUR ORDER IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE PUMPERNICKEL 1.49 1 2 LB. 2 LB. 59c 99c PEPPERIDGE FARM FROZEN LEAN TENDER BOILED HAM 25c 303 " GREEN BEANS FOR LB. LAYER CAKES 55C ECONOPAK MIXED FRYER PARTS LB. 3 HINDOUARTERS,3 FOREQUARTERS 3 WINOS WITH GIBLETS 11.29 PEAS 1 CHUCK SHOULDER ROAST OAST SIRLOIN STEAK ROUND STEAK BLA DE CUT CLUB STEAK LB. 88 CUBE STEAK CUT UP LB. FRYERS LEG OR BREAST QUARTERS LB. BREASTS, THIGHS, DRUMSTICKS FAMILY PACK LB. 48 650 581 98c ) 'i 300 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF HALF GALLON RHINE GARTEN EXPIRES OCT. IS, l7S t4 LB. LB. LB. 1938 $1.38 $1968 $ 1 - CUT L WRAPPED FOR FREEZER AVG. WI. 170 LBS. LB. I • (SUBJECT TO CUTTING LOSS) 18 LAMB SHOULDER ROAST I rc,an iaa,rn np,...- p.. BEEF PATTIES 3 LB. BOX $1.98 PEPPER. ONION, CHUCK WAGON, SALISBURY, MUSHROOM) RMOUR STAR SAUSAGES MOKIES 120Z. PKG.1.18 SMOKED SAUSAGE LB BACON 59C LB e school Thegat 0 t - '4 SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS MARTHA WHITE LB. BOX 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF FAMILY FARE FRUIT DRINKS CHIPS 1i tr 460Z. CAN TWIN PAK FUNNY FACE DRINK 2 01. SIZE 39c 69c 39c CAKE MIXES PABST !EER 16½0Z. BOX 6.120Z. CANS 59C $1*29 KWIK MAKE PANCAKE BATTER l0Z. SIZE 49C 79c DOG 16 OZ. PKG. FOOD TOP VOct. WITH PURCHA STAMPS NABISCO VANILLA WAFERS 1201 PKG rt EXPIRES OC 0 1'. T. r "I - 100 E TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASIE I - 360Z. PKG. $1939 EXPIRES OCT _____ - is là ' - By ED PRICKETT Herald StaR Writer C -.' - - -- -- ' '. - - - - . pec Announees. !)i'iided - - streamlining county govern, ment. and administer its govern"I can find no other county in following areas: A fire protection program was mental affairs as well as the United States which has -Long range comprehensive started in Oct. 1974. Underwood In a letterF.to NAC President, provide an improved Living grown consistently at a higher planning. In this area Under- says the system will "no doubt The county's management Bernard Hillenbrand, environment for Seminole rate," Underwood says, wood says county corn- have a dramatic positive longonsultant, E. H. "Woody" Underwood cites county Countains." Underwood outlined what he missloners were instrumental range effect on the county fire Jnderwood, has applied to commissioners with "outFrom 1970 to 1974, Seminole termed ''government in initiating a countywide defense system. he National Association of standing achievements" County's population grew at an modernizations" which were comprehensive land plan -Complete reorganization of ounties (N/IC) for recognition during the last 12-18 months annual rate of 16 per cent. And, adopted to cope with a spiraling adopted by the Florida county government. Twenty. or Seminole County's "out- which have "improved the now, officials estimate the population. Legislature, two department heads were ;tanding achievements" in county's capacity to manage county has 140,000 residents. Underwood mentions the -Countywide fire protection. reporting directly to the . commission. Now, through reorganization,1' six dir-ttors report weekly to the • ----. • , ... . - __ ' =I ''J jff$ 'I '- tXv; ' ' - , a - - i: -.. - I'"% \_ - - I / "-i - : -New management staff. Here, Underwood mentions the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluafion(ONIAE), which is responsible budgeting s)stefor new m aanew performance reporting system itontinued On Page 3-/I 1 --- ec _ - .,- .• - - - k For Buying Lunch Tickets -. - ty Cases. N a tional Recognition Sought For County •i'r! - ' . !T --: : - . - - " ' : Today _---- ' - anadditionaleIniijtt;ktiJ bad checks. Harris also acknowledged what he termed asmallarnountof"extortlon"wher-esorneof the 'litt1e fellas get talked out of their lunch money" by some bullies Intimidating the smaller youngsters. ..We know very little of this is taking place," Harris said, but it is grounds for immediate suspension. He said principals have taken a "get tough attitude" with "extortionists," but "very little of It Is reported for fear of being beaten up." Regar'Mng the ban on checks in the school lunchrooms at the recommendation of Superintentent W. P. "Bud" Layer, Harris said, "We'll out." Current lunch prices are 1250 a week for kindergarten through fifth grade.$3 per week for grades 6-12 and $42.5 for adult lunches. Lunch tickets are purchased on the first school day of the week or on Friday for the entire week, depending on the school, according to the director of fo..xI services. -. OF oNrE: SUAVE28OZ SHAMPOO TOP CHOICE RHtDES FROZEN WHITE BREAD 5LB. BAG 69c DUNCAN HINES POTATO MIXES JENO 2301. PKG. PIZZA 65c WHITE FLOUR ,-,..,, - - mine responsibility for providing a bike path and A rash of bad checks from some parents curbing and estimate costs by recently has forced Seminole Count)' school the next meeting, 7:30 p.m., officials to refuse all personal checks for 22, at the Altamonte paymentofstudentla.rnchesbegiijng(kt.2o, Springs City hail. "We regret to disaccommodate those I The motion was made by parents who have for years written good Dark Sims and seconded by checks It's too bad the good have to be E.C. Harper Jr. penalized for the rotten apples In the barrel," 1' " Superintendent William P. said Roger Harris, assistant superintendent "Bud" Layersaidthebasccoat for finance, for the narrow, half mile access "But we feel the condition will get worse road off Eagle Circle "went rather than better We haven't got the I y down last Friday after our staff, personnel nor the time to deal with the attorney threatened suit bad checks," Harris said today. (against the developer)." Harris said the lunchroom accounts Mrs. Maxine [)errington, (elementary schools have been hit the barrepresenting Sterling Park, dest are continually out of balance as a cited a"mLsupplicationoffunds resultof the floodof bad checks which starteti t and breach of contract between about Sept. 20. At stake Is a $2 million lun.. Florida International and chroom budget, he said. orange Paving has left us -We're averaging about 30 bad checks a without a paved road." week and every check that bounces takes Mrs. DerrIngton baid 72 effort and time and detailed record keeping.. pupils from the planned unit the merchants are getting stuck, too," he development (PUt)) have had said. dilficu!ty getting totheir "walkHarris hinted it may be necessary to hire 100 IX1RA - . family 's annual income. IUI $1 48 - . H) JOF ASKREN in school since it opened last said Mrs Beverly M)tofl, an rLspinsibill t id h s of the deeloper. Herald Staff Writer month. She said it is about a Indian Hills resident who said If e would check school Three parents of children mile from most of the homes her childrer attend the Sterling bike path funds available. "it is potentially, highly Park school She estimated the, attending the new Sterling Park Hugh Cdrlton director of Elementary School demanded dangerous and there is no bike path would cost $8,000. auxiliary services, said the Wednesday night the Seminole provision for walk-in students,' Layer said the bike path (s (onhinu((t On Page 3-At County School Board either • provide courtesy busing or (hlt ii , forcethesubdhisiondeeloper U I )I,JI s h %ij i to provide better access to the 1 .48 , Deveiopment Company - - Parents Demand Courtesy Busing ' a' ____ On - csc HILLSHIRE PRE-COOKED ,'- - SANFORD CRASH INJURES TWO Thanks To You, Its Working R ATH'S BEEF OR REGULAR BOLOGNA - 7. service. 1 . 18 LB. Judge Robert B. MC. Gregor denied a motion by defense attor-,,., •A - - ANKS WIENERS - Cro arrested - -- During the past year, adoptive Parents in Seminole County paid $15,000 In fees, Pearson said. She said the entire child care arid adoption process is an expensive 68c LB. ... 20 NEW ZEALAND FROZEN SHOULDER08C 6 CHOPS -. O $I On Monday, Circuit - - 30 HIND QUARTERS rowder er a nd h is wife I were , multiple charges in J of two other persons arrested tn P' connection with the theft ring a' connection with a $1 million per Aug 15 w hen sheriff's agents year steal to-order' theft ring -, -I'r-i raided the bar and their • Herman E. Fiel ds, 38, 125 ,,, 7 -•I. lIcy lviii Freeman residence, hauling away Grace Boulevard, and Donald and Ned allegedly stolen merchandise in Woolfolk for R. Crowder, 44, 551 Karen St., both of Altamonte Springs, are a change of venue two trucks. Assistant State Atty. Charles accused of buying, receiving because of news me. and concealing a 150-horse- dia pre-trial pubilci- Gordon, prosecutor in the in the theft ring Fields-Crowder trial, is ........ power outboard motor stolen at ted to resent testimony b Orlando in January. Yates and other members ofthe Monday Circuit Judge alleged theft ring that police Robert B. McGregor denied a labeled Crowder, in pre.trial said operated for 18 months motion by defense attorneys testimony,a "our biggest outlet with a $1 million a year Tom Freeman and Ned Wool. for our robberies." business" Lw z: folk for a cha nge of venue because of news media pre-trial I publicity in the theft ring cases. Judge McGregor indicated a VenUeChangemlght be csidered if there are dUllicultie. ln selecting a jury today for the The Sanford-Seminole termsofoffice for directors to FeTds-Croder trial. Development Co. Inc. has set a the 'tockhoiders. Sanford police reported William A. Horn 25, Altamonte Spring,, Crowder is identified by yearly dividend of investment and James Wagner, 27, 114 MayfaIr Circle, Sanford were injured police as Since it is X) late to formally the operator of th e at SO cents a share. Wednesday when a four-sheel drive vehicle passed a car on the Rendewus Bar and by the Greater .id', Ise stockholders of the Formed Lounge g right and struck a mailbox and two palm trees on Persimmon A, recommendation before the Sanford Chamber ofcornrnerce Ave. near McCrackln Road. A Seminole Memorial Hospital flex uoor to 14 annual meeting, the tarnonte several years ago to provide spokesman said today that Horn was listed to "good" condition Springs Police and Fire capital for prospective in. company may call a special and that Wagner was treatec and released. Investigating officer partments. meeting or wait until dustnes arxl businesses, u H. i.Shea Jr., above, said no charges were made In the accident. the 1976 Confessed professional company agreed recently to annual meeting-to (Herald Photo by Joe Askrenp consider burglar Calvin Yates has place the question of staggered staggering the terms. : 40 3 ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF 'election of a jury was to begin this afternoon In the tiial .. -. 50 CARDINAL SLICED WISE EXPIRES OCT. IL 075 . -. 47)I - pr A GAL LO WINE ViOE CIlIAtTI .. - 80 - 9.38 IAONEY SAVER 12. 4 01. 9.19 6 ROLLS 1008 $ LB U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' WHOLE WHOLE KERNAL CREAM STYLE TANGY GREEN POTATOES LB. SEVEN INCH CUT STANDING POLE BEANS - 70 BONELESS CENTER CUT .. 9 Baby Bell F'1' eias, Crowder Set ToGo 0n Trial Today Via - Seminole County homes this year, according to Dorothy H. Pearson, division executive. The Children's Home Society is partially funded by A 1UU the Unit ed Way of Seminole County, Inc. The Society performs a O variety of functions, including pro vi ding care for natural parents, adoptive parents UnIt.d Way and healthy, as fl ell as handicapped, children. For instance, natural mothers are ovided financial assistance for 60 doctor, hospital and maintenance coats. The Society accepts applications for adoption, performs a home study with the couple, places the child and performs follow-up studies. The Society seeks foster homes for men tally and thyi1ely handicapped chiUren and performs follow-up studies after the child is placed. fleside placing the 15 children this year, the Society so far has taken 14 chil dren from Seminole County into its care; has conducted 20 adoptive family studi es; and has found (iv .,ster homes for nine of Seminole County's retarded childr en. The biggest cost for the Children's Home Society is medical expenses, Ri Ms. Pearson said. The Society pays boarding parents to keep the child un til It is placed in a foster home. Foster parents are charged a fee for adoption, usually eight and one-half per cent of the 5 Lbs. 60 SAVE 45' I I United Way Aids 'Home Society' ARMOUR * TESTENDER BEEF . . ...... - •, A rou Bridge Calendar - I 4.#- - -. ---- -, -- . ' - - - - rflrITD t,JLflI Lr SA NFORD --_ ,'; - - .jc'e -___ Ap ' i .- f- p- __________iik.•- ( .' NEW BUSINESS IN SANFORD Croswor-d 543 Editorial 4-A Dear Abby ........... Dr. Lamb 6-B lIortcope .............5-8 Hospital SA Sports lZ-3-4.B Television Women 6-7-A - - . WEATHER Wednesday's high 89. Overnight low 67. N Partly cloudy through Frida)with a few scattered afternoon Another new business opened In Sanford today with the official or evening thundershewers. ribbon cutting at Head hunters, a hair styling shop at 807 E. 25th hIghs In the upper 80s and low Street. According to owner Darlene Brock , both men and women 90,. Low -s in the 70s. Mostly customers %ill be accomodat-d. On band for the opening were southeast and South wind s (from left): around 10 mph. Rain McClanahan. Chamber of Commerce President Wayne Albert, probability per cent during Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer, Ms. the afternoon and evenings. Brock, Jack Wkble and City Commissioner Gordon Meyer. Complete details and tides thierald Pheto By Bill Vincent Jr.) ary tin Page _________ Ii ' - This ii ew - za :--' --* . COMMERCE 4-B .. " CHAMBER of 4-A . i_, 1= . •- --------- ---- -\.- - _______ .- �2A—Ev1nlng Hera ld, Sanford, F l. Thursday, Oct. , 175 0 Fire Safety IJA'!1fl1¼1 IN BRIEF Airlines Oppose Ford Plan To Ease Rules On Fares WASHINGTON (AP) -. President Ford's plan aimed at stimulating competition in the air transportation Industry drawing strong Ford Wednesday he Is asking Congress to remove some of the authority of the Civil Ae ronautics Board, te a llow airlines more to raise and lower fares and to start and stop service between cities. Athuiinistra Lion officials conte nded the legislaUor would result in lower over-all air fares for the public by stimulating competi tion. Major air lines objected to the It wou ld lead to higher prices and turn the nation 's transportation is opposition from airlines. announced freedom proposal, saying system into chaos. _ Iz j I ' ion !2 SAN FRANCISCO AP) Members of the S)mbionese Liberation Army kidna ped Patricia Hearst in retaliation for 111v irret f coinradts in the nurdcr f m Oakland school superin tendent, or to an SLA document published in part by the San Francisco Examiner. The newspaper, which did not say how it to the material, printed lengthy excerpts from an SLA manuscript which expla ined the Feb. 4, 1974, kidnaping of Miss Hearst, whose fa ther, Randolph A. Hearst, Is president of the Examiner. The manuscript was written material the San Francisco apartment where SLA members Bill and Emily Harris were li ving when they were arrested on Sept. 18 Miss Hearst and artist Wendy Yoshimura were arrested later the same day at another apartment they shared here. - two acc ding gained access included in variety of confiscated frc,rn Dairy Prices Under Study WASHINGTON (AP) The government's antiinflation agency is studying dairy industry prices after an economic analysis concluded that government regulation boosts milk prices by about 10 cents a half ga llon. The Council on Wage and Price Stability hasn't made up its mind yet about the validity of the analysis, which started as an doctoral dissertation. Indeed, the Agriculture Depaitment, which the a na lysis blamed primarily f or the higher prices, has attacked the conclusions as based on false premises. But Michael H. Moskow, the new director of the inflation monitoring wage and price council, said In an in. terview Wednesday the agency has Initiated a review of milk prices because milk Is such an important product for American consumers. - economist's -T By JOE ASKREN He ra ld Staff Writer ____ :':'. .. -. ':' \ • 4 .•- - - t' nt - - - . Pn xioinri - __ demonstrated hose and ladder skills and a special tool called little special emphasis, but all the work and regula tions are "jaws of life" which opens done before the kids enter crushed metal and helps save school," said Carlton. He said -i inrlinri ________________________________________________________ ZI ANNOUNCING To Go :)fl Ballot By DONNA ESTES In other action, Herald Staff Writer intnit'td In vwnnr. n xtended Drive m in Bankin g Hours w4 nr- Isgthe police LAKE MARY— City voters and fire departments as here will be asked at the Dec. 2 separate units, consolidating ulLun'. qJw VlV.UULI W CIIUU3C uic them into a new oepartment Of method of financing the city public safety. The ordinance is should follow on paving also to list all other city projects. departments and create a new The city council Wednesday department of recreation. night, voting unanimously, Terry said the department of instructed City Attorney Gary public safety would be Massey to prepare the responsible for all aspects of necessary documents to have the safety under one bead. the item placed on the ballot. Currently, under the city The question is to have two charter, various council aiternauve menoas of linan- members are considered cmg. The first, Plan A, calls for department heads. A move by the city to pay one-third of the council member Virginia paving costs with the other two- Mercer to have Councilman Uiirds assessed to owners of Burt Perinchief, currently head property abutting the roads to of the police department over dinance :. . •-;:::, , Hirohito Meets Mickey be improved. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Japanese Emperor Hirohito fulfilled a "long cherished desire" In a daylong visit here, eating California avocados amid mariachi m usic and shaking hands wi th two of his favorite personalities, John Wayne and Mickey Mouse. The emperor was scheduled to fly to San Diego today for a tow of the city's acclaimed zoo and to visit the Scripps Institute of Oceanography in nearby La Jolla. He flies to San Francisco late in the day for his next-to-last stop on a 15-day US. tour. The emperor's plane circled the Grand Canyon briefly arriving here from Chicago Wednesday, and he later rode a ft steam-engine train through a Disneyland exhibit showing the evolution of the ti * ' J on - The second alternative, Plan B, would have all paving costs borne entirely by the city, Councilman Harry Terry, who suggested the ballot question. Indicated he favors the first choice whereby roads to be improved would be chosen by the owners of abutting properties, through their willingss to pay the major portion of the costs. t. --- - Sanford Fireman Jan Shaver stands atop truck extcn.don ladd er and waves to pupils below In demon.straUon. Wednesday. questions before the grand Jury. Handgun Formula Backed W ASHINGTON (AP) The Secret Service favors any legislatIve formula that would make It more difficult for menta ll y unstable people to oaln handguns, according - to its director. H. Stuart Knight told the Sena te Government Operations Committee Wednesday that controlling handguns wuukini solve all our problems (in protecting the Presiden t) but It would go a king way." Knight said the prospect of a mentally unstable person wi th a handgun tops the agency's list of concerns on residential security. FBI Probes Northrup Charges W ASHINGTON (Al') — Th e FBI is investigating allegatIons that Northrop Corp. ünprcierly charged the Pentagon for parties, shoots, political donations and other outlays disguised as military Mending. Seetai reports on Nortirop's alleged misuse of government furK have been am2 to the Justice Depart. men t "f or appropria te action1" the Air Force said In a letter to Rep. Is Aspin, D-WiS, Tax Rule Change Proposed WASHINGTON (AP) —Some mot orists may no longer be able to deduct state gasoline taxes from their fed eral taxes if Congres approves a proposal by the House Ways and Means Committee. The committee met Wednzsday to t'onszder a plan designed to s(mpWy tax reltsns. - two weeks' severance pay. The only question cane from Commissioner Mike Hattaway, the commissioner who earlier said if a "position Is available, I'd be Ic favor of not turning him (Adair) out in the cold." The question Jiatia way asked was tithe $54& 15 severance pay is in conformance with county per---- regula It was. Adair learned his job had r Friday's School Menu Spaghetti with meat sauce Mixed vegetables Tossed Salad Garlic bread Baked desert Milk nd butter. - IWo4a 32771 SvM ff tPlian Week 5k Rates by Carrier Y ear 575 -OR- MLINDED SCOTS wtiisxy BUT SCOTCH \ PATIO BARB.Q t assistant. —New countywide depar mental policies and procedure Underwood says the count Member F. D. I. C began this month derelopin, procedures manuals for each c the county's six department which "should significianti strengthen the interna operations of the county. —Creation of a professiona financial managemen department. "The boar( persuaded the Florldi legislature to pass legislatior to separate out the BCC'5 financial function from the Clerk of the Circuit Court's office. The oblective Is te — -provide a professional financial ___________________ management system and staff 50' Rebiter directly responsible to the BCC," Underwood said. That legislation will require 1 ' approval of the voters, and _____ __ ____ referendum t I be el n e 11 1 spring of 1976. F? '. "ii the voters approve the split-out of functions, it just ii'ii1[Iiif , may prove to be impetus FR1*i' ESH Ni ' 'MADto professionalize j ___ ON OUR BEAUTIFUL GARDEN PATIO Bar-B-Q Chicken Bar-" RIbS NOT BU _____ FFET_. county financial managcment practices in the State of Florida," Underwood said. . — Cm-0n.Th, Cob IJ 1 we JIIW ; f,, :J1 ' j To I .1 . I s JIJI 50 -ri Potstoe Salad T$ed Salad 6.30,.00 P.M. ' $3,95 Although Underwood Is employed by the county as a consultant, he also is vicepresident of a research firm In Underwood said the commission was unaware of his request. ____ j. (IF IT RAINS, IT' S : I i ' QUALITY INN NORTH INN - SR 434 t.ONGWOOD. 305.862.4000 _ 1 2-QTS 5TH GOOD THURS. OCT. 9. WITH COUPON GOOD II . 'CT. 10. WITH COUPo, QT. GLENMORE QUART T4AKA KY. BRB. 3.88 QIJ*flhTY RIGHTS PESIRVID -- Wtfl %j 71*64 L OUA .! Wttrflr 3.88 VODKA OUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED QUART - - CALVERT GIN TVARSCKI VODKA -OR- CARSTAIRS CARS AIRS -a! a 'Ono BLEND 39 99 47.88 CASE L QUART -- r-r- — WLJflnr GOOD SAT.. OCT. II. WITH COUPON QT. WHITE & MACKAY SCOTCH 479 OUSIS WINDSOR CANADIAN 4.87 loot 0-1 QUART LAUD' ERS SCOTCH THONGS 00 1 ' Sakharov Wins Peace Prize Mx- 10 Nobel peace prize was awarded today to R ussian dissident Andrei Sakharov. CALVERT EXTRA W BLEND ' MIX ANY 12 QTS. 58.44 CASE Pair hite GUCKENHEIMER SCHENLEY GIN WOUSCHMIDT 429 Ladies' Softee LOAFER Ladies g. 1397 ( ( \iiIl BUFFALO SANDALS $4 97 Or $697 And 41- Brown G66 2Pair$9 8' ft79 Che leg 00 Pair MIX ANY 12 QTS, 57.48 hi SEAGRAM 7 Pair Reg. I .I * Values To 1113.95 $et4Itn 11 $97 Or $3 97 Or $ Pair 2 Pair 00 5 $700 --- BLENDED WHISKEY Boys'& Girls' SCHOOL & DRESS SHOES QUART I14Lpst SE -~67 -f 497 4,,,•, ,. I.,.... — -a — GLASSES 58.50 CASE 25 33.8-oz. CORA IMP. ITALY 19 FOR "ON THE ROCKS" CRYSTAl. WAR PLASTIC 77c IMP. SPANISH CREAM SHERRY VERMOUTH "LITER BUT." - 9-oz. QU -- $500 - Men's w DRESS SHOES __ PASSPORT SCOTCH CANVAS-DECK & NYLON SHOES Men's Slip On QUART —..li-- Many Styles To Choose From A 88 1109-110.99 VODKA Pair WING TIP SHOE Black Values To 8 9.99 Atlanta. Alcholic Bivk ' MIX ANY 97 EARLY TIMES BOURBON IS AD01 WESTERN (e4,,e board. Some $25,000 has bee DOWNTOWN SANFORD \ PIC" OUANTITY RIGHTS '- "DON'T JUST EAT OUT, DINE OUT AT THE QUALITY INN" ewe budgeted for the executiv OF SANFORD SATURDAY \ ITE SPECIAL U te SCOTCH a FLAGSHIP BANK COUNTY ONLY ALL 30 STORES_, CALL CUTTY SARK Improvements program. lie also mentions ne executive assistant, a positic that will report directly to U Your Downtown Bank SPECIALS 0001) THURS. FRI. SAT. OCT. 9-lfl ORANGE & SEMINOLE ALLOUNCEDRINKS48 c ( Continued from Page I-A) 3 Fabulous Weekend Treats ro Tantalize Your Tastebuds P.tjh',.'j Daiy ano i-'ac.pI SANwdae and CPtri5Ima Day by The Sanford He1'aid. u, 300 PJ FrMfh Aye Swlori. t1. 17771 ft' . NAPLES tAP) — Collier County Sheriff Doug Hendry, under investigation by a special prosecutor and county grand Jury, says he may be an alcoholic and will seek help at a rehabilitation center, Doug Hendry, 51, who has been sheriff since 1959, said that because of a 1973 operation he underwent for pan. creaUtb1tis possible that he cannot drink alcohol. OR YOU WON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE MISSING 4N ONE and a new five-year capit READ Evening Ilendd ( .. SAVE GAS! THERE'S AN ABC NEAR YOU ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES County Seeking Award FULL BANKING SERVICES FRI DAYS 9A.M, 106:30 P.M. responsibility, been wiped out Sept. 11, a few days after the commission cut his total $34,584 budget. Adair was informed that he no longer had a department by a reporter. He was stunned and at first vowed to fight but later backed down in return for jobs for two of his former employes. Adair couldn't be reached for comment. But a county official said he understands he hasn't landed a yet. "As far Iknow he's still bunfIr," the official said. e(ct a LOBBY OPEN 9AM. T04 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Police Chief Harry Benson, .. .nerin UT5 Alcoholism Drive-in Windows Will Be pen From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aonday through Thursday. named head of the Joint department, was declined at least temporarily by Pennchief. Perinchief said he would insist on meeting with the city's five-member board of fire commissioners to determine if rapport could be established with them before be would consider assuming the added Adair Gets Final County Paycheck Seniinole County's former pollution control officer, Langley Adair, was awarded his last paycheck Tuesday ,, BEGINNING MON., OCT. 13th onal lan&nark. Federal Immunity Grant Eyed - A ' w TALLAHASSEE (AP) Billy Glenn Isley said shortly after the slaying of Kenneth Houston that "he didn't believe he had cut him or stabbed him, but he Aasn i sure, a poli ce officer has testified at Isley's murder trial. Tampa detective Irvin M. Carpenter and hypnotist Jim testified Wednesday during the second day of Isley's trial on c ha rges of first-degree murder in the socalled satanic slaying last March in Tampa. I, ' Parents D em a n d Courtesy Bus I n g and DEAtER WINE & SPIRITS • - Police Testimony Heard Two Methods Ey ad a.' — - decide _. Thursday, Oct., 175-3A ABC fJ [JJ LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES PLUS ALL MOSt Of ?MI5f "Cu ARE '6 TO 19 BELOW WEEK & WHOLESALE CASE LIST DAILY " CURI½T ISSUI FLA S(VtRaG( GuiDi SPECIALS pointees should not be conThe council, meanwhile, sidered. voted to pay members of the Mrs. Mercer called the election board for their work at LAKE MARY Mayor disagreement a "tempest in a the upcoming election at the Walter Sorenson, despite a teapot." rate of $20 per day. They also battle with (our members of the Bacon directed City Clerk designated the polling place as city council Wednesday night, Kay Sassman to take note of his the Lake Mary Elementary named an election board for the opposition to the method used School. Dec. 2 municipal election, by the mayor in selecting Mrs. Mercer was named with Sorenson's appointments, on persons he doesn't know, ad. Perinchief and Mrs. Sassman recommendation of council ding he will make a motion at a as the election canvassing member Virginia Mercer, of Ed future meeting to amend the board, after Mrs. Mercer anZimmerman, chairman, Kay ordinance to change Sorenson's nounced she will not be running Gehr, Phyllis Rugenstein, Sam authority on the matter, for re-election. Martin and Richard Pardy as the election board was vigorously protested by Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. Other council members joined the fray after Sorenson admitted that those appointed were recommended by Mrs. Mircur that he hd p aer. sonahly spoken with none of (Continued from Page I-A) them. want to bargain collectively," said Sorenson Layer. lie said he has listened to base coat would have to suggestions for other ap. remain "dry" for about three heard "very little" of attempts by Seminole County principals pointments, then said his action days before it can be paved, would stand unchanged. wanting to bargain collectively. In other action, the board La yer said he understands Asked for an opinion on the passed an emergency joint matter, City- Attorney Gary agreement with the county to legal costs of the appeal would Massey said the election or- provide $3,767 towards the have been about $3,000. Both Keeth and layer agreed I dinance does not require paving of Oakland Rd. and with the board's position is council confirmation of the Spring lake Rd., the entrance that mayor's appointments in this to Lake Orienta Elementary all principals are "managerial instance. School. The paving work is less in nature." IA kI....L_. I___ — UtUF. iung, a ccorng w Th e co nflict at first centered UMUI to Ralpy- Ray, the board's inZimmerman, who Councilmen Harry Terry and Bacon formation officer. Carlton said the money would descri bed as "against th e city" come from the Lake Orienta and an active supporter of school project funds. previo us efforts to dissolve the "Let's get the road on the munici pa l corporation. show," said Board Chairman Council member Lillian Griffin sa id persons, such as Robert G. "Bud" Feather. A motion by Board member two widows in the audience, Allan F. Keeth to appeal a ought to be considered for the ruling by the state Public election board. Councilman Burt Perinchief Employes Relations (PERC) was defeated by a 2-3 vote. "faulted" Sorenson for acThe PERC ruling excludes cepting a lis t from anyone and school principals from a making appo intmen ts to "such managerial category, thus an important committee" wi thout personally conta cting allowing them the right to collective bargaining if they so the prospective appointees. wish, according to Layer. Perinchief said he was also Layer said the state conof fended by Sorenson's sar- stitution guarantees every casm in refusing to accept public employe the right to join recommendations from others. a bargaining unit or union If Sorenson, saying his ap. they wish. pointments would stand, in"PERC's ruling is Insisted the politics of the ap. significant if the principals MIAMI AP State Sen. Lew Brantley, the Jacksonville Democrat slated to become president of the Florida Senate in 1976. says the state must quit building "country club prisons" and overhaul its criminal justice system to provide swift and stern punishment for offenders. tZ."Today it's the law-abiding citizen who is locked up," neonesuay in a speech to a Miami political club. "lie or she Is forced to hide In the borne behind electronic warning systems while the criminals walk the streets." Brantley added, "We must do away with the country club prisons we're building now at a cost of $33,300 a bed in air conditioned rooms with semi-private toilets and kitchenettes." - S Herald Staff Writer Brantley Blasts Posh Prisons firetruck • By DONNA ESTES police said. sch ools cording to SthppsHoward. Sources said prosecutors may grant Zerilli Immunity from prosecution, which means he could be found in contempt of court and sent to Jail for ref using to answer ator I Draw Much Criticism Convicts Man A Winter Garden man has been convicted of the execu tion-style murder of Goth a Postmistr ess Lorraine Smith, 51, who was shot during a robbery In th e tiny Orange County town July 21. A federal court jury deli berated 6' hours before con%icting Thomas Brunson, 24, late Wednesday. Brunson and defense lawyers sat silently as th e verdict was returned, lie faces a mandatory sentence of life irn1)risonment for th e murder and years for th e post office rob be ry. A pre-sentence Investi gation was ordered before sentencing Oct. 31. Another defendant in the case, Glen herman, 21, of Plant City, is scheduled to stand trial next week on murder and robbery charges. Police said th e postmistress was shot once in the head kneeled beside th e post office safe, a pparently because she had enraged one bandit by not moving quickly enough. The two robbers made off with $300, • courses. The sources ca lled Spencer the original "dirty trickster," teaching his followers It is "not how you play the game that counts, It is whether you win or lose," ac- DETROIT (AP) The government may grant immunity to the son of Detroit's reput ed organized crime don in an attempt to learn more about the disappearance of ex•Teamsters boss James H. Hoff a, according to sources dose to the investigation. A federal grand jury probing Hoffa's disappearance questioned An thon y J. Zerilli, 47, for nearly an hour on ORLANDO (AP) ____ . Jury S In Gotha Post Office Killing - . ori[r Federal mission's administrative mission ers referred to the This is National "Fire assistant, said If he can get a position as the "rose," be'ause t Prevention Week" and firemen consensus he will begin ad- disagreement was so keen that in Seminole County ha ve been .-J'.' vertising of the position before even a title couldn't be agreed busy de monstr ating equipment Oct. g UPOfl. and firefighting techniques to Finally, the commission set f o r October bthe date 28 bo th public and pri va te school agreed to an orwhich tentatively vote on the ordinance children. creates the new position. dinance which give: the 'There is no reason why -: ;. '4 4j.•' . society today can't be more Although the salary hasn't been posi tion the title of executive t' aware of fire hazards and know decided on, $25,000 is in fiscal assistant to the commission, 1915.76 budget for the Some commissioners feared how to deal with them with all the title of county administrator / assista nt's salary. of the educational material and the title given the Job inmost the many Some commissioners are safety devices Poovey re 1.1. James (right) and EMI R.S. Hawkins demonstrate the Hurst tool, a special metal ready to go ahead and advertise counties — would give available," said Sanford Fire opener, before classes of pupils, too much power tr Chief G. M. Harriett. for the posi tion, but others are government. So, county "Most fires are caused by lives of automobile accident most of the drills and less eager. In cords In your house in sale human carelessness. Most victims. Mike Hat- executive assis ta nt was the emergency notifications are condition? emergency fatalities are people too young taway says he's ready to compromise. Poovey said iiremen are given during the first two weeks Are matches and or too old," said Harriett. lighters "initiate recruiting" and if the invited to kindergarten through of each school year. But, Williams says he is kept out of reach of small ordinance fails on Oct. 28, the Fire Prevention Week fifth grade classes in the reluctant to begin advertising ('anton said school safety and c hildren! ruinatcd in I)22 at the cunI's Public .ssion "cmi!d discontinue and to emergency Procedures are has everyone been u i salary is set. After all, warned suggestion of the National Fire most all grades in private the search." says Williams, the exact title updated at the beginni ng of never to use gasoline or similar Protection Association. Both schools. Commissioner Dick Williams will determine salary. every year. The last serious flammable liquids for cleaning is more relucta nt. the United States and Canada Are there any red fire trucks school fire was w hen the ad. clothc and other things? Harry Commissioner proclaimed the week in which anymore? Williams said an "executive — If your clothes ever catch se rch" at this point of time Kwiatkowski said the problem ministration building at October 9 occurs — the an. Sanford firemen said their Crooms High School burned fire, you must never run. Do niversary of that fateful No. 12 could be solved with one word, may be confusing." and two back- down about five years ago as a you know how to smother a Chicago fire in 1871. The reason, he said, Is "negotiable," or leave the up pumper units are still result of an ear ly morning clothes fire by rolling on the because t he commission still sala ry ope n until the ordinance The "Grcat Chicago Fires' traditional red color. floor or ground, OF coveri ng 1ti other blaze, he said. hich legend Says began when io units at the two fireThe has to on the amount of is approved . st.atior.s with nr hInnkt Kate O'Learys cow kicked over have the new color. Poovey said nome fire safety Does your family have fire a lantern — left almost 100,000 which are Each of the 39 principals at checklists, escape drills from bedrooms, so people homeless, claimed 200 the 41 public schools in the distributed to area schools, you will remember two ways to victims and leveled 2,000 acres Seminole County school system include dangers people should the ou ts ide from your room? of the city. set up their own special be aware of all year 1 ng. Some Most home fires start IA. James Poovey and a half program this week in ob- of the are: between the hours of midnight a dozen firemen from Sanford's servance of the National Fire Worn out electric cords can and 6 a.m., Just when you are 42-man fire department Prevention Week, according to start fires. Are all electric asleep and least prepared. Wednesday held several equip- Hugh Carlton, director of ment demonstrations at the auxiliary services. Sanford Christian School at the "We get tremendous Sanford Airport. response from the schools," Four lime green-colored fire Carlton said, explaining that I. * and rescue trucks rolled up in each school sets up talks and . iront of me school. After a fire demonstrations wi th local f I .# • I _1 I I I drill was conducted by Prin- departments. cipal Carom Gager, firemen "Fire Prevention Week is a WASHINGTON (Al') — Stuart Spencer, recently named poli tical director of President Ford's 1976 presidential effort, ran a campaigning school In the 196( wch tau politicans trkUecb *phone tappng and spying, according to the Scripps-Howard newspapers. Spencer, a lAs Angeles political strategist, denied the accusation, which Scripps-Howard said came from political consultant Raymond V. Humphreys and three unnamed sources who also attended the campaign na • AMERICA'S LARGEST Election Appointments IItlDflirr !4 A county official is polling the money to pay me new assista t. county commission today to try Also, Williams said, the com• to reach a consensus to Initiate mission has not officially an "executive search" for the decided what the title will be. The title has been a hangup commission's new assistant. Bob Ellis, the county corn- all along. At first, corn. Dirty Trick Charge Leveled before FLORIDA n Pushed Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald - adminis Kidnap Called Retaliatory From Lake Mary Council Execut*lve Search Consensus Sought" 9 . JUAN ESTEHAN 2 90 24-31.95 cm. CASE t **. - �- -. r. ~ I . ~ - I . - -.- - - -~_ --' I .- _ ~ — — — . , - - __ I Evening HeMd -W *%*. FIENCH AVE., SANF"oRD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305.322-261 or 831.9993 Thursday. Oct. 9. 1975—'A Effective Oct. 20, personal checks will no longer be accepted for payment of student Lunches In Seminole County school cafeterias. All this comes about because the school ad. ilinistrati ye stall says there are just too many 'bad' checks being used to pay for the lunches and the difficulty In trying to collect on the checks Is x, time consuming and difficult, Around WAYNE V. IX)YLE, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor %% ll.IJAM I). ('tJRHIE. Managing Editor HoHF:RT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director 9 lime R'lit'cr Week. 55 rents; Month. 1240: 6 Months, $1420; Year, $218 40 lh Mail In Florub mine its home delver%'. All ther nhill Month, $2 0; i Months, $16.20; 121 Months, $32.40. ___ _ INEENE 11 1. From The Miami Herald The Clock Higher Education We could say those parents or guardians who submit valid checks for the lunches. However, we Feel it will be the youngsters themselves who will Lake the brunt of this latest action Not that we blame the school administration. Those people must do what they can to protect the interests of all citizens and if they're losing money Amendment Bars Military Forces By and large, the school lunch program in Seminole County isagoodofle, with a well-balanced diet and the price Is within reach of most people's means. However, since, most lunch tickets are purchased on the first day of the week for the enire week, we foresee difficulties. Currently, the lunches are priced at $2.50 a week for kindergarten th rough fifth grade, $3 per week for grades 6-12 and $4.2 for adult lunches. Perhaps the only solution is for parents to start packing lunches at home for the little ones. This is at least a sure-lire way for the moms and dads to know that they sent their youngster off to school with something wholesome to eat and not have to orry about the tot losing the money, using it for purposes other than lunch cr having some 'bully' Lake it away from them. It's a difficult decision, but one that must be faced. —Hill ('urrie 1 WORLD , plications for admission to colleges and univershies unless the next session of the Legislature takes action. Problems are severe in both public and private DON OAKLEY ..I. i :1. Campaign • flation, has risen only 45 per cent. The system has absorbedsomeoftheimpactof the funding lag by properly demanding greater Re - ." ..... • •. . . BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Armed I.atln American refugees held five United Nations officials and employes under threat of death today, but Argentine officials agreed to let them leave the country if they find somewhere to go. 'Ilie group, said to consist of Chileans and at least one Rrazilian, burst into the offices of the U.N. High Cornmission for Refugees at midday Wednesday, demanding that the United Nations take the refugees to another country because they said they were destittute in Argentina. pu bli l u ns The pohtical pundits are stiU mulling over We meaning of New Hampshire's sena torial run-off election in which Democrat John A. Durkin defeated Republican Louis C. Wyman. As New Hampshire went, not necessarily will the nation go in 1976, of 'course. But the Linmediate consensus is that the defeat is a bad omen for the GOP In next year's presidential and congr essiona l races, The New Hampshire election was more than the f irst electoral test of the Ford administration, however. It was also the first test of federal campaign spending law, and in this rpect numerous observers tc porten ts of trouble for the GOP that go far beyond apparent popular dissatisfaction with the President's Inability to turn the economy around me election dramatically demonstrated powerful political leverage the new law has giventoorganhzedlabor, theysay,whfle[),.cjj1 the winner, actually spent about $,000 less of I . . e . -. , • •. ,e A 4 I I,'jd~ 1~ -,A(~N . ;^r -. b 1(4 -S ~) ./ ,'-) ),~ ,,) ,~; ~~ I " It, . • . . .k - if 14" r 60 Hurt In Portugal Battle TOM TIEDE . OI'ORTO, Portugal (All) Demonstrators supporting rnutuK)uS far-left soldiers clashed with opponents overnight, and hospital authorities said between 60 and 80 persons wore injureti, two with bullet wounds, t1u,t 1 the victims, including six soldiers, were injured (luring rock-throwing battles between the two groups, they said. The demonstration, grouping about 5,000 members of the centrist Popular Democratic party (PPD), began in the heart of Portugal's second largest city 175 miles north Of Lisbon. The demonstrators shouted their support for Portugal's current, moderate government. ,I, _ • ,,.. productivit~ from its faculty members and by grants. :';.,' .. La w Cramps cent ... p inn. In the State University System, for example, enrollment has risen 71 LX! cent in the past seven years while funding, adjusted for in- holding pay increases down. But officials now fear that further erosion in funding may seriously damage a public university system already beset by numerous problems. Community colleges face a similar plight, Meanwhile, Florida's private colleges and universitLs are struggling to maintain their academic standards in the face of increasing tconomic problems. Because these institutions perform the indispensable public service of offering an alternative to statontrolled education, their welfare is as much a matter of public interest a adequate support for the public system, Unfortunately, the 1975 Legislature, pressed by the demands of an unrealistic austerity budget made a truly shortsighted decision to reduce by 6 the appropriation for Florida Student Assistance Grants, a program vital to the health of private higher education in Florida. Since 1972, 4,124 of these grants averaging S1,112 have enabled many talented and needy students to attend private institutions. This fall, some 19,000 needy students had appli ed for th e . - L&~ . 0",_'. n i 9 , - Politicians L::,Jlv ~ •'. , Never Lie, . • 1 .*) 14' .. / .. Do They? ~v Two years ago WASHINGTON — NEAi this autumn Gerald Ford presented himself to " the public trust in much the same way others Li . 4 ; th is town do, by d issembling. Pressed as to whe ther he would use his .- . . unelected elevation to the vice presidency as a vehicle to even higher reaches, Ford assured a .; •;'ernctJ Congress and benumbed nation he ;:r•; . - ". had "io intention of seeking public office in _____ ______ ' .. 1976," and could "foresee no circumstances where I would change my mind." Considering __ ____ -. 't events since, one could conclude he lied. Yet if Ford did deceive he also knew there was _2__ _ ______ 1, •' no worry or shame In it. Terminological :. ____ 2. — Inexactitudes, as Churchill said it, are among the foundation blocks of the American political-. 7 • o governmental pro cess and public citizens have '2 • long l oo ked on bad faith as little more than tennis • elbow of th e soul. Ever since Parson Weems warped the truth a bout George Washington, and grew rich and . . famous doing it, fictionalization has become an Wyman, the loser, he was able to t.Vt accepted, almost mandated, religion with of—I: • ____ spending more effectively because thousands of ficiais fascinated by the remaking of reali ty. dollars worth of support contributed by unions Examples have been on most tongues in all • moments of Washington history. George Over the horizon Washington tied to the India ns, Tom Jefferson For example, union agents working for the lied to the blacks and Richard Nixon lied to Democratic candidate telephoned each of the 45flfl on households in the state srai everyone. According to author Clinton Rossiter, tjm !TtaUeJ literature under cheap bulk "There has not been a great leader in this cenallowed for nonprofit (X'gaflIzationS, turywhowoWdn'tbede%i ous atce1nsfor absentee ballots and worked house-to-house in Political Football Crawford in the Oct. 2 article written by Joe his own ends." some districts on election day. one recalls, almost wi th amusement, Lyndon One i t he football game between In ation, the New Hampshire State I do not have all the information concerning rallying hawk support among troops In and Sanford and I was so shocked to see officials Council mailed pro-Durkin letters to 47,000 AF1 the eulon of the Lyman High School student. Korea (Halloween, 1966) by imagining: "My away with so much oveghUng on cio mem bers, and the heads of several other get great, great grandfa ther, you know, died at the i will not speak f or or a gainst part. Our boys played hard and played well, unions also sent out literature. Alamo." They just couldn't get ahead for being Ms. Crawford was quoted as saying Bemusement, perhaps, is the only fitting Under the campaign spending "reform" law yet officiaLs overlooked Del[Aind's actions. "black culture didn't teach the boy" about not none these or other union political activities Uon to government's preoccupation wi th Maybe we did et a little upset, or as Jim hitfing a girl. Me, Crawford did not grow up in a bunkum. But often it is most difficult to laugh, had to be applied to Durkin's spending limi tation because such "In kind" aid Is merely Us . Haynes saw It "panic in the heat of the battle, black environment How does she know what David Wise, In his book "The Poli tics of Lying," black tea their children? Who gives reminds us that In 1971 when mechanical errors hessian Of the unions' right t desperation," and Last but not least, "unwise." the authority to speak for our culture? with eir members. would think that anyone who saw the ____ provoked a false national emergency alert, saw th respectfu lly submit to OU that W (blacks) According to William Baltaks, regional its UflfaiflS*S. It was like watching government humbug was in effect prepackaged teach our children rlgjgfron, wrong juitas most to deceive what during diVector forUsReNaUon co(nmltacrime against someone and being tied a real alert would have parents u over the world, Ule failure to include "in kind" union con. up and not being able to help them. A very sick been a terribly frightened public. tri buUons in the campaign spending law is going feeling. I assure It is very frustrating to see how others put Wise says the government had prerecorded to be "a big problem" for the Republicans. blacks in a different category away from all tapes.ready for use by the federally controlled human And it Is hardly as if the party did not have tlat Mysevenyearoldnephewwaswithmeagyjjf beings. We have the same wants, game was an example Emergency Broadcast Station, assuring of fair play he Isn't enough problems already. and desires as others. Americans that the enemy had struck fist with interested. Watdhing DeLand players rough our atomic weapons, that retaliation was massive, The 13 million Americans who ire deaf are Us guys after the whistle had been blown and not attack The you.ng manI don't might know, have been the girl, Youprovoked must to and that the "probebUity of victory is good." latest disaiminated against minority to be getting penalized was more than he or I Watergate, It was thought, would change all realize that heard from, and they intend to shout until the take. at age 15, most students are thinking this deception. Moralists have for months agreed Insurance industry, for one, opens its ears. if DeLand really feels good about how the mother for themselves and not necessarily what their with Rep. Donald Fraser D'Minn.) who believes taught 115111. "Insurance protection Is an essential element game was "won" arid If the officials could Sleep thelying day Puss ended when society penalizes people of American life, yet deaf citizens are often well that My concern is that Americans and others for night, I would say their character to their government but not %lce versa. denied coverage," says Albert Pimentel, lacking. must realize that blacks are human too. Yet that day has not ended, the sun is still high on director of public service programs at Gallaudet Name withheld it Wks like high school football has turned official fabrication. To paraphrase Oliver College in Washington, D.C. "Or when insurance by re quest, Wendell li po tics. Holmes. a lie remains the handle to fit is available, the deal man or woman must be Sanford all politi cal sins. con tent to pay higher premiums, accept C. J. Hha Th us Wilbur Mills, when caught when warranted rest rictions or boa" Sfl1OTd the Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters stripper, called her merely "a good family. To change this situation, an educa tional must be signed wi th a mailing add ress and, when friend"; and Ric hard Helms, an ambassador, program aimed at the Insurance industry has Culture Question possibl e, a telephone number so the identity of la te of the CIA, denies U.S. intervention In Us launched by the Na tional Association of Us the writer may be verified. The herald affairs of Allende's Chile; and Nelson Deaf and Gallaudet, the nation's only accredited As a black parent, I would like to take Issue will respect the wishes of writeEvening rs who do not Rockefeller shabbily tel liberal art., college for the deaf, with the statement attributed to Ms. Louise ls sou thern po li ticos he's $ want their names to appear In print. fromtheir cloth. iA 10 , _... . %~ - Beirut Fighting Kills 60 "' -, BEIRUT, Le banon (API Private armies of Christians and Moslems battled in the streets of Beirut today as Premier Rashid Karami again sought Syrian mediation from President Hafez Assad in Damascus. Unofficial estimates cf casualties in the past 24 hours ranged up to GO dead and more than 200 wounded. "Armed men are everywhere," Beirut Radio announced. "All roads are closed. There is no change in the situation." ____ _________ _____ ____ - • 1. :' _________ __ _____ __1 4 . CALENDAR - ' • rates - 2 - education, both high school graduates wil l increasingly face th e unpalatable choice of attending second-rate schools, of giving up altogether on aspirations to further their education, or of attending schools in states where there is a less shortsight ed attitude toward the value of education. Ute DIOSP Death Valley has always seemed so vast and empty that it 13 hard to believe the activities of mere laiman beings could a dent in its appearance. Yet a confrontation Is developing be tween boraxminersandtheNationalparkService,,hf ch Is responsible for protecting the scenery in Death Valley National Monument. Miners who have access to the monument under an act Congress are pod to niove their opera tions into an from a favori te lookou t for tourists, Zabriskie Poin t, and the Park Sen-ice Octifl& Ei ther the borax mine rs should go elsewhere or the Service should establish a new lookout. With nearly 3,000 vlr. tually uninahablted square miles in the national monuments tourists and miners can surely keep out of each other's way. The Editor it Infamous 'r' "TIdings have been sort of dull around here — schedule Cot F utch for the next Joint Chiefs meeting!" 5,r - 7 QUALITY INN NORTH __ .r EVERY SATURDAy A NITE FOR A FABULOUS f i~ - U ',____ W. C, PATIO BARmBn BUFFET On Our Beautiful Outside Patio ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS Bar.B.Q Chicken • Bai'B.Q Ribs I' • Corn-On-The-Cob • Tangy Cole Slaw Potato Salad • Tossed Salad Z , _ ONLY J '\\ $3 95 ;)I -1-1 1 ___- - ,' / EVERY SATURDAyNITE 6:30 pm-9:0O pm ' Everyone Who Jon•d In The Fun Last Satvrday Said They Had A Great Time. So Don't Miss This Satvrday. I ) =___.___ * :i__ ,k.0~4IL ~ - - " ~~ QUALITY N-"- I1N N IN Q p '. NORTH 0 .r-. , 1.4 AND 434 LONGWOOD 8624000 5 jr., HUAC Simply Won 't Let Go , • NOSE LEAD YOU ._".~, civilians now have been killed In the nine days since five terrorists were executed. The latest victim was a young policeman wounded in a terrorist attack in Madrid Oct. 1 as Gen. Francisco Franco celebrated the 39th anniversary of his rise to power. Three other policemen were killed the same day. Earlier Wcdnesday, policemen killed five innocent people including two of their own men — moments after a hail of submachinegun bullets from a passing small, white car hit no one in a police barracks in the working class district of La Verneda. Moments later, a second white car approached, followed by a police jeep, and authorities said jumpy guards b1azd away. A Spanish official said the only possible consolation in the accidental killing "is that this may cool the boisterousness of the police." The official, who spoke privately and declined to be identified, called the latest killings "a terrible mistake." 11 1T ) s(.__! The infamous House Un-American Activities What the UnAmerlcan Activities staff really unaware that non-union labor had been used. Committee, whose witch hunts terrorized considers unAmerican, apparently, is cutting off "The Postmaster General wants hIs "All the people we do business with are union," Washington in the 1940s simply won't Let go of the their public funds. limousine," they told aides of Rep, James he said. He said Us use of non-union labor was a Santini, f)-Nev, public purse strings. HOFFA'S SUCCESSOR: While the search violation of the contract. This was the commit tee that made Richard continues for the Bailar also wants to raise the price of stamp body of cx-Tearnsters boss We spoke to several subcontractors who s said to help balance the postal budget. Nixon. as a young communist hunter, a national Jimmy Hoffa, his successor, Frank Fits. they were paid by La Costa. The spokesman said Footnote: A Postal Service spokesman said figure. But because of its irresponsible tactics. simmons, is moving into a 1270,0000 home under Fittstmmons paid La Costa for the home. the lobbying to save hlailar's limousine the committee became badly discredited. the California SUfl. was done Footnote: We made repeated calls At first, its members merely changed the to Fiti- without his knowledge The spokesman siznnuons' office for his comments, me calls acknowledged, Haifa is believed to be a mobster victim, name of the House Internal security committee however, that Bailar thinks "any were not returned. We also called his lawyers arid dressed it in sheep's clothes. But this didn't Fitzslmmons' new house reportedly was built by Postmaster General shouhi have such a car." who refused to disc,iss the La Costa project. L.t1, public. So the House voted laM a company with r7iotter ties. fj1 POLITICAL. PRISONERS. BAILING OUT in BAILAR: Postmaster to diand the committee altogether. The La Costa Land Company, which The Moscow General Benjam BaIIzr has made repeated chapter of Amnesty International, a w or ldwide Thus the committee disappeared, presto, tructed the Fitishnmo,s hacienda, allegedly group Which frugal he tripe to capitol un keeps tabs on political prisoners, was established with moister money, Title CO CbS from public view, unblessed arid unmaurned. But there is one sacrifice he Is unwilling to make, has itself been all but wiped out by But house was arsierred to FitsShflfl)Ofl$, its staff and its Ides remained behind. The Soviet secret ' He doe 't want to give up his big government pOlice action. to our jslj on July 10. In a private letter to Rep. Donald Fraser, Durged House Jwfrlazy Chairman Peter Rodino, Although Ftnj Us State Department The House, under pressure from President D-NJ.,to absorb the entire staff into his own fold most powerful said Amnesty's in1on, two Ford to cut government spending, obliglngly has Andrei ?VetdOkh1e bo ' and to carry on the Investigatiarts. Sergei Kovalev and passed legislation that would require 8W Slikola Rudenko have been Charged with various After months of haggling, Hodim agreed to home. Another company used non-uno labor in government bigwigs to turn in their limousines political crimes. retain elgid of the dispossessed subversive furnishing some Of the concrete for the for smaller, cheaper cars. Only a few top of. home, pg This will cost the taxpayers $140,244 a The chapter chaIrman. Valentin Turchin that ts Fltzsimmoruj t fjcjalj will be allowed to retain their present "w interrogated by t police and has since whether he would purchase the house. But the flbOtleIS. But 30 other investigators research analysts, arcthitect's plans in our possession been inactive in the Qrganization" Another happens to have a large, gleaming AM clerks remained on the "Fitisimmons'lome."mepns w ere a Mercury Marquis. Anything smaller, he (eels, other members have been has congressional p flwitibune3O Most of them the San Diego arthltecturaj firm of Paul Thsyk . . and would not befit a person Of his importance, So their honie have been starch just hung around, looking sinister, at a cost to the and Associates, ed.-, two of his aides slipped up to Capitol Hill last At least two been taxpym of another $21636 in salaries. A spokesman (Cr La Costa said he was were under arrest as ' and IlSilted that Baihar keep his Marquis, recently as few days ago. I- WEATHER Here Dollars saed at The Fir s t are put to work right here in Central Florida — earning you Interest compounded every day, from the first day on Now, not every financial institution in town can say this Some savers' dollars are sent on to Tampa. Miami and beyond But for over 40 years, The First has grown strong and stayed first by putting your savings dollars right back into our community's economy. The buck stops here, too, for mortage loan approvals Loans are approved in Central Florida by People you know and who know you Working with you and putting your money to work M Central Florida is our First responsibility as a depositor-owner locally-managed independent savings Complete I ___sn 11 BARCELONA, Spain (AP) Police int'tt1atin se'iIion in the military have ir,'sted three army officers, well-informed sources reported today. The three were arrested Wednesday night in this city on Spain's northeastern Mediterranean coast, where police have been battling a terrorist offensive for seven months, They were the first military arrests since police discovered an underground cell of dissi(Jent army officers in Madrid two months ago and arrested nine officers on sedition charges. Those arrested Wednesday were identified as artillery commander Enrique LopezAmnor, ('apt. Juan Diego Garda and Capt. Artt'rio Urrearan Granados. All are known for their liberal views and were named last August in papers filed against the nine, Reports of the new army crackdown came hours after terrorist violence claimed yet another life. Nine policemen and four LET YOUR ; HOSPITAL NOTES JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD SPaish ree i e Face Sedition Charges Th - 4 make that choice. Death Valley ( game Florida*s young people should not be forced to WASHINGTON I AP) — Con- use of U.S. military forces in on his proposal was set for to- when the two chambers could amendment specifying that the H. gress, about to begin a week's the region. The resolution was day. Iron out their differences. measure gives the President no The House also approved on a Columbus Day vacation, Is ex. approved 341 to 69. Senators said they would take Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- authority to introduce U.S. voice vote an amendment repected to stamp final approval President Ford had sought final action on the Issue this Minn., manager of the measure military force into the Middle qulrthg Ford to report to Conon a resolution that will place approval of the stationing of the Friday, the day they recess for on the Senate floor, urged his East. gress on the feasibility of repiAmerican technicis at dee- technicians In the buffer zone their vacation, colleagues to adopt the proposal The amendment, the Americans with techIntroduced acing tronic detection posts in the between Israeli and Egyptian lithe Senate does take final as offered by the House. by Rep. Bob Eckhardt, D-Tex., niclans from other nations. Sinai desert, forces by last Friday, but the action on the measure this Humphrey said time is essen- won approval of ripporters of Secretary of State Henry A. The proposal, part of the Senate has yet to act on the week, it will have to accept the tial, noting that congressional the technician resolution, ji,. Kissinger, who negotiated the United States commitment In preposal. amendments tacked on to the action on the measure will trig. eluding Rep. Wayne Hays, D. interim settlement, has said the Sinai peace accord between Sen. James Abourezk, I)- proposal in the House and turn ger final Implementation of the Ohio, who said It would not bar both sides demanded that Israel and Egypt, was given S.D., has moved to scuttle the down a dozen others proposed peace accord. Ford from using U.S. military American technicians monitor overw he lming approval measure by returning it to the by senators. Otherwise, final Before approving the resolu. strength to rescue the civilian the peace from a demilitarized Wednesday by the house, which Senate Foreign Relations Corn- action would have to await the tion, the house passed an technicians if they were in per- zone In the Sinai. an aniendnwnt to bar the Iiiittee for further work. /t vote end of the week's vacation, a.m. to 4 p.m. sponsored by OCT. 13 (1(1'. 16 0(1'. 24 First Christian Hopper Fiementat-y School Youth Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 Seminole Chapter No. 2, Fraternal Order of Eagles PTA, 7:30 p.m., general Fellowship. p.m., Central Christian Church, Order of the Eastern Star. Halloween Dance and charter business meeting and guest 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Advance night. night for Acne 3643 and speaker. Room visitations from Voter Registration, spon. Panel discussion on ConserAuxiliary, 8 p.m., Altamonte so 7 to 7.30. A nursery will be sored by Winter Springs vation Education. OCT. 19 Civic Center. Dance music by available. Bicentennial Committee. Fraternal Order of Eagles Nick Pleifauf at 9p.m. Costume Sanford-Seminole Art Assn., OCT. 10 Tuscawilla Information Center, 7:30 p.m., Cultural Arts Aerie 3643 "Bring a Friend prizes. SaUte Harrison Chapter of 8:30-10:15 a.m,; Cumberland Building, 5th and Oak. Day" 4 p.m., coffee and cake at Harvest Festival, First National Society DAB, :30 Farm Store, SR 434, 10:30-1:30 Demonstration by John dub home in Fern Park. United Methodist Church, 5th p.m., home of Mrs. R.W. p.m.; and Winter Springs Yeackle. • • and Magnolia, 9a.m. to 5 p.m. OCT. 21 Deane, 810 E. 25 th St., Sanford. Elementary School, SR 434, 2-5 Lunch, 11:30-1:30. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m. Women of the Moose Chapter p.m. OCT. IG-lI 1404, Christmas in October Sanford Woman's Club. Spire Circle, Order of the Annual garage sale SportPast Grand Knight dinner, night, gifts for Mooseheart and Amaranth, 1:30 p.m. at home of Beta ('hi Initiation Dinner, 7 p sored by Maitland Woman's Knights of Columbus, 8 p.m. for Mnosehaven. "I F.velyn Hayes. p.m. Sheraton Inn, Sanford. Club, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., 501 members and wives. OCr. 14 Oak l'tne, Maitland. Weight Watchers, 7 pm., OCT. 22 0(1'. II Fraternal Order of Eagles Sanford Woman's Club. 'minolt' Count)' Association Cnr wash at Clem Leonard's Pizza Party and dance, 7 p.m., for Retarded Children theater Shell Station, 25th and Park, 9 club home in Fern ['ark. Third Quarterly Director's benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 Russell Theatre, meeting of, Greater Sanford hiilL, Annie Rollins College. Tickets Chamber of Commerce 8 a.m. available from Streeps's Florida Aviation Trades Agency in Orlando or by mail Association (state meeting) CARC, P.O. Box 1086, Sanford. Joseph flecce Sr., Deltona OCrOBER8, 1975 Airport Inn Aero Services Twila J. Barrow, Lake Mary Terminal Building, 6:30 put. ADMISSIONS Seminole Spokes luncheon, Eva Blum, Lake Mary Sanford: Co-hosts: \cro Services aunt 12:15 p.m., Longwood Hotel. Bobby L. Bennett Joanna C. Bass, Lake Monroe Sanford Airport Authority. Call Mrs. Lynn Lenons of Annie L. Hersey, Lake Iris Emersoa Free blood pressure cheeks 2- Longwood For reservations. Monroe Lucille C. Heard 4 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Ruth Stafford, Lake Monroe Sue A. Jordan Church, 7th and Elm, Sanldrd. DISCHARGES Connie L. Leviti Sanford: Stanley J. Merecki Suburban Republican Women's Club, 10 a.m., Oak Christine M. Blankenship Kenneth J. Mitchell Wednesday's high 89. Harbour, 550 Maitland Ave., Geneva P. Burfield Pamela A. Murphy Overnight low 67. Lynda G. Carter Altamonte Springs. Speaker, Cynthia L. Neal Partly cloudy through Friday Lawrence B. Garrison Jack homer, chairman of the Joyce A. Nelson with a few scattered afternoon Wi!liain S. Hasson County Bicentennial CoinWilliam A. Horn or evening thundershowers, mnittee. Michael flaws Altamonte Springs Highs in the upper 80s and low Louise Murphy Mae Wallberg, Daytona OCT. 15 90s. Lows in the 70s. Mostly Marie Paul Beach Newcomers Coffee sponsored southeast and south winds Katherine Rober Jerry W. Hunter, DeBary by Seminole Spokes of around 10 mph, Rain Glendora Tallo Floyd F. Barber, Deltona Altamonte Springs, Betty probability 20 per cent during Robert 0. Weeks Eugene P. Field, Deltona Pollock in charge. Call the afternoon and evenings. Celia Wiliams Bernard Hillyard, Deltona j Welcome Wagon for details. EXTENI)Efl FORECAST John D. White, DeBary John E. Keats, Deltona Chance of thundershowers Seminar on eye problems, Dorothy A. Dupuis, Deltona a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic mainly north Saturday and Frances Greco, Deltona Sunday, and central portions Center. Open to public. Gladys T. Jessup, Deltona AWN Monday. Lows from 60s to 70s. Elizabeth G. Ryan, Deltona Annual book sale' at South Highs mostly in BOs. Essle M. Groom, Lake Seminole Community Library, Daytona Beach tides: high Monroe Maitland Avenue, Altamonte 12:16a.m., 12:49 p.m.; low 6:11 Linda Byrd, Winter Springs Springs, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. a.m.,7:03 p.m. Port Canaveral: Mrs. Michael (Elaine) Includes sets of encycolpedias high 12:30 p.m.; low 6:03 a.m., Donovan & baby girl, DeBary. and National Geographies. 6:41 p.m. i Thursday, Oct. 9, 1175—SA Congress Expected To Fina 1ize Sinai Plan OCT. 9 ,, Letters To Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' not counted. Legislators cut the grants program even though it was alreaçiy seriously underfunded and despite convincing evidence offered by the private institutionsThat each grant recipient who attends and independent school instead of a public one saves the taxpayers $1,244 a year a rare bargain these days. Unless the Legislature gives more thoughtful attention next year to the needs of higher N RPir ii..,i ii ' I Armed Refugees In Argentin a Hold 5 U.N. Officials Hostage Help Manv members of Florida's high school graduating class of '76 face rejection of them ap- per because of the bad checks, naturally some steps have to be taken. However, the little tykes who must now carry the cash to pay for those lunches are the ones we're most concerned With. Too many of them aren't responsible enough to handle the money and could well lose it along the way. Or, they just might decide to skip lunch and use the money for thone little goodies that all children love so much. Worse yet, and we've known this to happen, there are children In some schools who can, and have, intimidated smaller youngsters Into turning their lunch money over to them or suffer the consequences. We're nct saying anything like thIn is happening here and we hope it never does come about. But, it has happened in other areas and the possibility of such being perpetrated here must be considered. Unfortunately, the majority of these bad checks have been showing up in the elementary schools, accordi'ig to Rozer Harris, assistant tendent ot r.ice. Who gets hurt the worst because of . L~2 _ ________ Needs State — THE FIRST LL OR WRITE FOR INFQRMATION 0 First Federal of Orlando it. ERNIE CUENI LJNERAL DIRECT (305) 323.9030 SUNSHINE\ STATE MORTUARY ~ Main OHic. Downtown 503 AIRPORT BLVD. f '. !.!A Dixie V1l19. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Pin. Hill. Aitar.,ont. Spring. Apc'pka A AF1)"rL r ' Dovor Shot.. Fashion Square I Springs Plaza 4 . t-t'i • Colt.0. Park IL AA'L L Hof f not £laza — Sat.ilit. OHic. '.•.0 ' ,'' Well Colonial 's'; '.:N;AL Ni:'.T ' .1} . , .. II -• - ---- - --Z---- --••--• -• - - - • -•••--•• . - •. �- Art - - -. - - _____ Of Budgeting, Cooking __ - - . Smorgasbord Attracts : Honored At Party Is I _____ Rouseys Celebrate 60th Proud Saves Money _________ __ __ -0 -_ 7 Guests Wedding _ - -,-~ I.11 F Of Thursday, Oct. ,1;s-7A Heritage Honors ',~Z ..,., ;_,~I Nlp Eaters, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Amaranth __________ ___ _flq _ _ - . I - -- - - 1% Gen. - Anniversary Hooker Descendant H. L. Dorothy M. Eustis, . By NANCY BOOTH grand Royal Matron, and S. K. most Foods change taste once separately in aluminum fo Dr. and Mrs. A.L. Rousey. Sherman Karcher, of ramie, Broderick and Mrs. Dick . il and Herald Staff Writer John Folk, Grand Royal Deplores Use Name they have been reheated. There freeze. Longwood, were guests of honor Wy., and their daughter, Erin; Herren, of Harrison, Nebraska; _... *% Patron, of the Grand Court of Smorgasbord is a "meal of is a way to avoid this. You can at a party given at the home of Mrs. Hazel Piper, Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Robin 01 After accumulating a down _______ the Amaranth of Florida, were appetizers served buffet style." use your leftovers, satisly your .' . DEAR ABBY: I am a direct their son and daughter-in-law. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. John Baugtm, Long Beach, Calif. \ . \ or so packe ts, depending on th e . 1 It originated in Sweden and has husband and your family and 5jy,i, honored here recently as they descendent of General Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rou.sey, of your family, try this. ______ since become intenUonal. made an Official Visit to senean tnrnationaUy famous Hooker, who served valiantly in Longwood, in celebration of Take a urge cookie sheet, lay I .: How a bo ut trying an dish at one and the same time, your aluminum ?. Abby Dear Cathedral Court No. 38. the Civil War. wrapped theIr 60th we&itng anniversary. American style smorgasbord ALso introduced was S.K. Usually, after each meal packets on it, opening each I do not know how my family - -: i The Rousey's were married / ¼ John Carrol, Past Supreme that doesn't cost a penny? 4 t o name became a synonym for there is a cup of this or that left packet just enough to let some I % in Nebraska, on Sept. 22, 1915, t 'I Royal Patron and H.L. Roth Most people, especially men, over. Most homemakers put heat penetrate. Warm in a 400 prostitute, whore or harlot, but and the 60th anniversary / . : S say, "I don't like leftovers, ! Carrol, associate cond I find it very offensive. . --uctress celebration was postponed a this minute amount into the degree oven for 10 minutes or !I1 By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN don't se rve them to me." of the Supreme Council of the 1. There are nwnerou.s other ____________________________________________________________ ' few days, so all the relatives garbage disposal. DON'T! so. Arrange on a platter. Add a Order of the Amaranth, Inc. I think the reason for this is Wrap each leftover portion la rge bowl of could get together. sa lad and crisp U Each of the guests was Our carefree traffic Flowers and a beautifully law-abiding citizens, and I am gives me a particularly tin- wan ts to wear for any reason. I garlic bread. Voila! American L' stopper Is Miss Stark sure I s peak for the m when I sightly appearance. It's not too And 11 he's concerned about presented with a gift and an decorated cake, frosted in smorgasbord! Brumley, lay, another honorary membership. A gift M" 9 4 while, gold and green, with -1 say we Hookers are slandered uncomfortable, and it greatly what others think, he's making Your family can serve in, lovely daughter of Mr. 100i ye llow frosting roses In and honorary membership was by this commonly accepted, improves the way I look, themselves from the display. a problem where none exists. and Mrs. Daniel E. also ilVCfl immoral cozwotation. to the Grand Royal center, highlighted e table, th When someone once asked The variety of choices is lay. Brumley. ,. Matron and Grand Royal Others attending were; Sue I have two daughters and a me how I "lost" so much unlimited and most kids find it CON F I D EN I I A L TO Stark is dressed for a Patron and a check was given Rousey, Longwood; Mrs. son, and the girls especially weight, I made the mistake of WORRIED IN DAYTON, a treat. casual good time in have been ______________________________________ to the Grand Royal Matron for 11 Vernon Mary Virginia) Blome, 7 5A- Evening embarrassed telling him the truth about the 01110: Please, please tell your By heating the food in Dr. and Mrs. A. 1. Rousey, Longwood, celebrate at 60th An- ofFt.Collins,Colorado,andher Thursday,Ocf,,, smart -r2. permanent 9 her special project for the ____ numerous times by people who corset. Now I'm the bUtt of mother TODAY that you think aluminum foil, you retain the niversary party (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) press JJ Jeans styled have made jokes about their jokes from some of th Masonic home in St. Peterdaughters, Mrs. Ford Russell, original flavor and color, with a higher waist. 1 .. e guys at you might be pregnant. She will -. 1 1. sburg. . . '' 14 being a couple of "hookers" work. of Linham, Md.. Ilfld Mrs. rWi _~ thereby satisfying those who line and gently flared know lia( to do. No girl should _______________________________ 11.1.. Eleanor Evans acMy son is seriously con"don't '' like legs. Her knit top, the leftovers What's wro ng th man have a baby at age 13. wi a A•'f f m * r ~ '4 -j~~, ~ -o' 0511i. sidering changing his name companied by H I Marie In And Around Deltona Aluminum foil Is also an ex newest fashion trend, ''a,. --h'1 W _ wearing a corset or some kind , ~? '. Norman, two lovely songs, ' is by Happiness Is. cellentconductoro[heatsoyou ______________________________________ because his fiancee doesn't f girdle? Men aren't ashamed ie, .. EviryoM has a problem What's want to be a "Hooker," and she in honor of these distinguisheti , • , . Tops and jeans are save on electricity. By ha ving a I.' f ~4 S . I -W uri?Forarscaur,puy,w rit, . • . . . • guests, as they were presented says if she has daughters, she to wear padded shoulders, available in several "leftover smorgasbord," you elevated shoes and hair pieces. Aeav: aci No. aeix. LA. Calil doesn't want them to be the gift, and Honorary memcolors and styles. `000 Enclose stam ped, sell. P umpkin Gertrude Herbert I left), Altarnipute Springs, and Sandra S 99. save on a night's supper, which They have as muc elberry, bership. New fashions are arrivmeans a few more of those ready for the Halloween program being planned for Oct. 31 at Casselherry Elementary School by the Hat• to write liners? Send St to lk Am I overly sensitive? th- women to do whatever is Sets Reception H.L. Edna Dill, past matron, PUMPKINS Ing regularly. Plan to Z precious pennies saved for eir Abigail Van Buren, I" Lasky Dr., Beta Sigma Phi, PI Rho Chapter. Many activites are planned for the program, Including a puppet neCe&WY to improve th po t have a in ? visit our "Wardrobe" and H.L. Irene Flanigan, past Beverly Hills, Calif. t02)7, for Ab. other items. show, cartoons and a fish pond from which each boy and girl will receive a prize. Parents will be soon. A PROUD HOOKER appearance. Yet when a man by's booklet "How to Write Letters By DORIS DIETRICH matron, presented a lovely If you wish, put lighted admitted free when accompanied by a child patron, who pa ys.(Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) bership. No tickets will be sold buys any kind of a support to for All Occasions." Pleas enclose' a By FANNETrE EDWARDS courte sy, honoring the Grand the Mid-Winter Conference o' the Will B Gould honorable candles on th e table, Use )'OW at the door, long. self-addressed. stamped UO up he his stomach, fl ________ Herald Correspondent DEAR PROUD: You have a firm Royal Matron and Grand Royal A gala reception honoring all According to SMCA President best china and turn the meal the World War I Veterans mention citation for his weekly______ — about it and says it's doctor's cent) envelop.. Patron, using the th point. Little can be done about orders for a bad back. members of Seminole Mutual Bettye Smith, an exciting intoaspecial occasion. You will The Illinois Club of Deltona Barracks and Ladies' bulletin. _____ happiness. eme of AREA BRIEFS Concert Assoctatlon (SMCA) season u scheduled. A Special be 'Ised how much fun it will meet Monday at 6 p.m. j, Auxiliaries to be held in What do you think about this, Vif your family name asa synonym _____ The Grand Matron spoke will begin :he 191,15-76 season for Bicentennial program, in- will be. And, don't forget those ion Altamonte Springs on Jan. 9. 10 The southwest VOIU3ia me for a sornan of n want equality. th e streets, but Abby? Wo the concert association. volving a variety of area talent savings. this theine that in this world of Hall for its mon th ly dinner- and 11, 1976. Chairman is Mrs. Outreach Center is now in its __-t Slembers and husbands were 11flif — Savings and Loan Association I'll print your letter as a Well, so do men! strife and violence, how much Individual invitations will not will be presented in May, 1976 Harry Garlic bread always adds a meeting. Krcss, Irene Bobenia of Palmetto. The new headquarters at the Utile served iced tea in the chapter's In i Fi flS of Orlando, SR 436 and Palm reminder. Also, If your son PALO ALTO smile can bring happiness and be mailed this year. All concert Bicentennial Mason Jars, with ation's con- festive touch to any meal. Here president will preside. The club conference embraces all the Red School House in the ____ ___ ____ ___ ngs Dri e. or my Aants to change his name, s en patrons are cordially invited. tribution to the Bicentennial isaneconomlcalway to make it supplies the meat course and Barracks and Auxiliaries in Deltona Community Center the dessert of Pineapple 210 E. First St . y h man can wear anything he way.1111W., to is A covered d privilege, ish supper will An hour of fellowship was law 04stford f and " to conserve electricity, the members provide the other Florida, and will be held in the Complex. Staffers Barbara sherbet. year Under the command of DEAR ABBY: What do you enjoyed following the meeting, Five films directed by served at 6:30 p.m. IA. Comdr. by using your brofle:, instead of food courses. Members who enjoyed the 323.8020 Red Carpet Inn (Altamonte Kinnee, director and Beverly 90% Annette Wing, the reception delectable food, fun, and games the incomparable Fredrico and Mrs. Russell Demoret, think of a guy who is So' cheap Following the opening your oven. as refreshments was served to The September meeting was Springs Inn and Raquet Club). Stuhrenberg, secret.ary and Bill .0-__ ft.V"ftW.._"_P"__-" 1111 A that tie won't marry the mother I . will be an event of Oct. , at October reception, the first comfour week course for were, Vickie and Dennis Hall, Fellini will be presented in chairmen of the supper visitors and members, by the ..,I.II, GARLIC BREAD the first meeting in this new General chairman is Harry L. Kauffman, chairman of Wednesday evening mittee will be assisted by Mr. of his kids because she is on Mayfair Country Club, between program, "Dames at Sea," a se ries ea ch Past Royal Matron's and Past women drivers designed to help Kay and John Harris, Faye and location. Previously they had Shaffer of Seminole. BROILER Center's Advisory Board, Royal Pa tr on's, of Cathedral them diagnose and correct Don SlIer, Evelyn and Alex starting Oct. 15 at Flori da Tech and Mrs. L.R. Stover, Mr. and welfare snd It pays for a ll her the hours, 8-10:30 p.m. Other delightful long-running 1 loaf of french bread met in the Deltona Community assisted by many volunteers, some of the more common Searres, Lessie and Joe University's Vil la ge Center. committee members are Pat Broadway musical comedy, Mrs. Frank Kosmak, Mr. and (b0't0r and hospital bills? Court No. 38 '. or two sub rolls Fay Bertugli of Deltona lugged boxes and crates and G ma lf unc We are a young married ti ons weekly Shaw, Lucy Layer, Dr. Vann will be presented on Nov. 3, at 8 1 teaspoon of paprika programs, open Mrs. George H earn and Mrs. Courts represented at this automobile will Pauline, Ercell and Bob Gray, The Deltona Business and received the "Teenager of the furniture this week to get things couple who worry about the __________________________________________ •-' be offered starting Oct. 16. umes. th Parker and Sanford City p.m., at Sanford Chic Center. I teaspoon of onion powder meeti ng were from Tampa, Elizabeth Jett, and the host and to e public, will begin at 8:15 Glenn H Professional Woman's Club will Year" award from the South- In readiness for businem, once Subjects to be CommMoner John Morris. covered inIle club's president, Otto high cost of living but struggle P.M. with a film critique by a * hostess. Jackson. stage their aiinual Games and west Volusia Kiwanis Club last again. Drapes, rugs, desks, The annual glittering 2 teaspoon of garlic powder Baumgartner, will preside at a along, trying to pay for doctor ville, Eustis, Melbourne, elude automobile electrical member of the FlU humainties teas poon of parsley flakes Car Party Fri day at 7:30 p.m. week-end in the Deltona chairs and cabinets are needed, Champagne Ball will open the SMCA membership (five business meeting and there will a nd hospital bi lls, the house we t an fine arts faculty, Daytona Beach and Orlando systems, engines, main6 L4 stick of butter or margarine at the Deltona Community Country Club. She had been the according to Mrs. Stuhrenberg. currently underway. Area winter social season, t . . 0 . Scheduled for viewing are be a program by the Audubon are buying and our taxes. -Preceding the meeting a lovely tenance, and fuel and brake I* Slice bread in half length Center with Ms. Edwinea recipient of the "Teenager of She asks all Interested persons li newcomers and non-members in the luxurious clubhouse ; Our neighbors have been Society. lt ~ banquet was enjoyed and many systems. The classes will be "La Delce Vida" on Oct. . I/ 15; .I. ~ & wise. Then cut almoist through Bauldry, general chairman. the Month" award during the to contact her. I', i.%I . ;r % a.re welconx to join the concert The Forest. living together for three years. held at the Semirsole Chrysler. "Nights of Cabiria," (M. ,i , ( 0-0. compliments were made on the Plymouth, Highway crosswise. In a small sauce pan The party is open to the public cou.ne of the year and was now association by calling Irene lie makes more money than I h~ , . V.. I /-11-_ "La Strada," Oct. 29; --a I"; i,,, 17-92 in A spectacular night of melt butter Of marguine. Add and tickets may be purchased selected from the 12 monthly '75 meal prepared and served by 11,, 1742-41 The Deltona Woman's Club Brown at Fl (- I r, ~ . do, but he told me that he would ( the ladies of the Congregational Sanford, on four successive agship Bank of tropical dance will be per- paprika, onion powder, garlic at the door, 71~e second annual Princess Nov. 5; and "Juliet of the winners as the winner of the will meet Thursday at 12:15 t ,( Thursdays - Oct. 16, ZI, 30 and Pagean' will take place at the Spirits," Nov. 12. The first and wl Christian Church. Sanford. Membershipduea are formed by the renowned Royal powder, and parsley flakes. with crlss.cross year. She Is the daughter of Mr. Thursday p.m. for a lunch In The week of . 'because she'd lose all Nov. 6 from 8 to 9 p.m. and will Winter Park Mall on Saturday, third films will be critiqued by bands for corn. as follows: family, $.00; one Tahitians on Feb. 3, 1976 and Mix well. (You may wish to add been designated a-s National and Mrs. Rudy Bertugli and their Clubhouse on Normandy FTU— It's sign-up time for lady" ' " time bene fits from welfare, A reminder that Church be limited to the first 15 apfrom 11 a.m. to p.m. fortable Dr. Anthony V. Cervone, area artists arid craftsmen who Sunday is Oct. 12, and an in. boneless it bu rns me up to see them Admission to the concert the lovable ,"Th e Two Finger Fun Machines" Play it and soun \ control. Dip front vitation to the Court members Chairman Of foreign languages want to exhibit and sell at Thurber" on on individual tastes.) ge groups are Teeny 3.4 Volunteer Fire Department monthly meeting with Mrs. Ms. Winnie enjoying all the extra money Programs is through rnem- March 11, 1976. Nelson, the sponsor. 9 like an entire band. I - - ,' waist gives breath. Auxiliary. was given 11v the Roj'al Matrun ItItUe Miss 7-10, Junior Miss I I t at FTU; the others by Roger Creations '75, this year S With a pastry brush, brush the Deltona BPW Club lu~ Henry Langknecht, presiding. There will be no charge and a 13 and Miss 14.17, Winners will Ortmayer, a member of the art version of the "everyone they have from such a fraud easy comfort. V. to attend the Congregational j Built in rhythm s*clion to mixture on top of bread, letting scheduled a Breakfast at the She received an engraved Guest speaker will be Miss while they laugh at us honest give you the effects of ) ' shaped back band Christian Church in a grmip. If diploma will be issued to each receive a trophy, crown, faculty, some run into the creases, Deltona Inn on Oct. 19, to ope welcome" art festival spon- people. Barbara Kenne, director of the J % f,- , drums, cymbals, guitars. n plaque and a $100 U.S. Savin * / control. Sizes 24-36, Area teachers and college sored by Florida Tech j. notwithtbegroup,toattend the woman who successfully banner, gift certificates and Place on an aluminum covered that week in style. gs Southwest Volusia Outreach Anyone can play it with a few minutes Practice. BURNEDFATHER Bond. Another award, med. or long length, - - Church of their choice.-"But- completes the course. cookie sheet. Phce under the their entry paid to the State instructors wishing to attend University. The new "Woman of the Key To The Cash Box" p Center. DEAR BURNED: I agree, la que the sho wings with classes are The annua l event on the FTU PRICED WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR / A t,( il ~ broiler approximately 3-5 Year" for 1976, of Deltona BPW was given to Alfred Policke, \ a rotten, unjust situation. At 4p.m. the Cub Scouts Pack asked to contact the F-ru Village Center Green BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL FROM I ,;~ ) Judging will be based on minutes, Watch carefully as will be announced. FollowLg who retired as the club will begin But what is the alternative? 2; will gather in the United ' FLORIDA . . . ON COMPARABLE beauty, poise, personality and Village Center in advance for Nov. 19 for three da's, and is Forcing people to marry'.' The oven temperatures vary, the breakfast, members will treasurer after serving 10 years Methodist Church Fellowship MERCHANDISE $ 58950 modeling. The 485 General ad- open to original work in all attendant evils to that would be Princess When golden brown, remove attend the I I a.m. senice at the in that capacity. He also Hall on Normandy Blvd. Or The Diffigrencil, in Yaw Pur,chast forke Pageant is a preliminary the mission to each of the five media and categories. Answer collar top longfrom oven and place on a small First Baptist Church of received a lapel pin for 11 years even worse. R.Uflded. WITH TERMS Good food and games were State Pageant which will be Fellini films Is 11. Entry fees are 810 for nonleg pantie. Lightly platter. Cover with aluminum Deltona. At 5:45 p.m. the Deltona Sing. DEAR ABBY: I'm a slightly '--,—/19 of perfect attendance. He is a a.Ungs will practice in the .I FTU students boned collar band will Schedules the order of the evening on held in Orlando. Winners of Altamonte Club students, and mand $5 for fl abby male in my mid-3 who BOB foil and set aside. The foil will -charter member of th September for members of local pageants will represent stay up - never keep the bread hot and crisp for e club, Fellowship Hall of the ust be ac- occasionally wears a cor Mrs. Charles Edwards has & ORGAN SALES se t Ralph Paetz, editor of the Methodist Church. the Epsilon Inner bands flatten LoungeWear their one-half hour or so. companied by at least three under a turtleneck or other been appointed co-chairman of club's weekly paper, received 4 Schedules Meet returnable Beta Sigma Phi at the home of 301 WEST FIRST ST. PH. 322.2255 tummy. Satin back slides Entry forms may bePageant. picked ) or outfit where "midriff bulge" _____________________________________________ Panel trims. Sizes , Sue and Raymond Ceynowa. up at the Merchants Th Altamonte Springs photographs of work to be ( 0 -______________________________________________________ Theater Arts Guild (TAG) • M, L, $15. Style 4#6, A gourmet spaghetti dinner, Association office, Monday Garden Club will meet on displayed. The entry deadline is The Annie Russell Theatre at I exercise class will hold class in with side zipper $19.50. Rollins College will open its complete with antipasto salad through Friday, 8:30 a.m., to 5 Thursday in the Hospitality Nov. 5. _____ All Saints' Parish House in sell' forty-fourth season with a and wine, was prepared by Sue. p.m. The fee will reserve a 12-byRoom of the First Federal Enterprise. f 01 i ) I salute to America's EIicenl2.foot space for the three thys. No tennial - THE MUSIC MAN. Checks should be made payable I ____ Opening night Is Oct. 16 with Fern i n 1st ll IN REAR WHILE County performances also scheduled must be t re ur ned with entry ROJAY Duff will be the guest speaker U for Oct. 17, 18, , 24, . 'lands that are available by at Wednesday's (Oct. 15) Musical compositions are Schedule of '"veillJeff Octjen will play th e gliberIcan Music Radio Series contacting the Village Center / Composers who wish to meeting of the Deltona Civic AI tongued "Professor Harold Cliartered I program office at 275-2611. being sought from throughout which will be broadcast in submit their compositions for Association in the community ~_ I S. I I I ( ~ Hill," a lovable rogue who OCTOBER 25 Florida in preparation for Florida during the Spring of possible use In the radio series center, at 7:30 p.m. He will ,ir. Florida's particination in two 1976. The second pr TALLAHASSEE, makes it his business to dazzle Fla. (AP) who are part icipa ling. oject in. and for the Florida Day project explain the new police arch,itect. 1,E..%N'_ •'4 1 1N(; HO-NIE 1111111111111— An.= , 4 qww 'Romp' Reception for all members small town people into letting - A credit union for feminists projects which are part of the volves several musical events should write Dr. Donald F. protection now being supplied After she was elected to the Charter members of the credti G III N (; I entennial N U LA him form a boys' band, and hasbeencharteredin Miami Parade of which will be presented in McGlo 2fl3 S. Orlando Dr. by legislature, a ba nk refused to i union include Ms. Beare; thlin, Coordinator o- to Deltona residen ts unde r the ......... , ( i American Music. , W , ,\ Sanford, Ph. 322.9180 ATTE thentomakeoffwiththenioney a group of Florida women, lend her money to buy office Evelyn Greer, a Miami attorWashington, D. C. as part of mpostions, The Bicentennial new taxing district. Since Oct. at .Mavfair Courztr,' Club. /0 , Comptroller Ger they al give him for I umen nstr ts This Bicentennial composition Florida Day, May 24, 1976. d Lewis said furniture unless her hus ba Parade of American Music, I, residents now received added nd ney; Rep. Elaine Gordon, I)(Former Flagship U S Bank) contest is being sponsored by The purpose of the Biren- Department uniform and instruction books. Wednesday. But the Welcome Wagon signed the note, Rep. Coohrian Miami Beach; Margaret of Music, police protection, street lights NOVEMBER 3 218.220 E. FIRST ST. the National Federation of tennial Parade of American University The setting is a small Iowa hostess can make it easier The "common bond" re- told a news conference. 4~:;I and mandatory garbage Barovich, Florida of Florida, NOW Music Clubs and the National Musicistoprovideeach state in Gainesville, Fl. 32611. i to adjust to your new sur. own of River City in 1912. quired for participation in the She said her $12,000 legisla- president, Boca Raton; Sylvia Deadline collection from the county "Darnes .4t Sea"" (.4 Musg-*cal) . Professor lull tells the town. credit union Is membership in a tive salary was a lot more as• Urllch, hospital administrator, roundings, and maybe put .Music Council. The first project the nation with an opportunity for submitting composl0ons is because orf recently assessed - is a 13-week Parade of to present music written by its November 1. a smile on your fact, $people "ll'a Got Trouble." A feminist organization such as sured than her husband,s 2.494 mills. DECEMBER Miami, and Rose Gordon, composerstothedtIzens of 3. pool table has been set up in the National Organization for tuating income as a landscape Miami city commissioner. state through the radio series. town! To save the boys from WomenorFloridaWomen'spoChampagne Ball The project Is also designed to :- delinquency, there is only one litical caucus or contribution to ____________________________________________ ZAYRE PLAZA SALE STARTS bring nationa l attention to these course - turn them to the feminist movement, said tra AtTheFomt(ExCoet) I ' ' 2944 ORLA NDO DR. composersbyhavingthebe0f . wholesomeness by starting a Nfkki Beare of Miami, interrim FRIDAY 0 these compositions performed FEBRUARY 3 Prices good - brass band. He promises to get president. SANFORD ). ,s at the John F. Kennedy "If you mar for ched ONE FRI. 1 SAT. In the ERA - the instruments, the uniforms for the Performing Arts and in Ro'al Tahitians and the sheet music, and to parade In Tallahassee last ______ Newly We d INTRODUCTORY PRICES other appropriate locations in c teach the kids to play, if they April, you, of course, made a . F7 POLYESTER/COTTON 1ARCI( ii ON NEW ARRIVALS FOR D. C. These works - will give him the money to do it contribution," said Ms. Beare, Wedges on crepe - absolutely THE the designation she prefers. will be performed by the outall. W LOOK' the newest way to look in standing musical ensembles The credit union was formed . ~ Ilisspielsucceedsbuttheplot andsoloistsfromeachstateas PINWAU.IIILESS.7WAU sportivedressing? Here sone - fails because he meets and beca use women ha ve difficulty / - I you'll part of the State Day i 1 'I %Y hopelessly falls in love with a LI) getti ng credit from banks want to be en P,-_~ Celebration. States are perti ons, prim but charming girl. 1.isa and other lending institu • UDS 6 whether in skirts or pants. Close-out on Special Bicen;ennial Program A 4410 C forming in the order in which Miller will have the role of this said Reps. Gwen Margolis, D. I I ~ .~~, 0 PRINTS ___ they Joined the Union, with the ,, L Marian, the librarian, who from North Miami Beach, and Karen I 1 R.is Performance for NIPmbers only) (JID, VP . - -1 9f ~If/~qI. _ orIginal 13 states ptrf arming in _Available in red or ta the beginning is drawn to, but ('oolman, 1)-Fort Lauderdale, I Ift ~0 1975 and all other states and the 4 also is sus picious of, the music X 1 45" MACHINE WASH AI)MISSION BY MEMBERSHIP ONLY Girdles, MANGE WILLIAMS ___________________ .S'mokey Says: 20.99 DistrIct of Columbia In 1976, 00 ___________ 'nan. __________________________________________________________________ !.'., 3fl 1817 For Information ('all Mrs. Irene Brown, 322-1611 CO ll r 1 -lKCflQJfl1J I \ wo %W : Sanford rw songs include a rousing 14. AUMOMrS ARE Buy one... 0 . I Matching handbags i ~ u~ i ~ --1 tribute to the glories of a brass DACRON FILLED I.,. 'U' vR'rH mono' a(1( 10 the Ubflry Of also available — MAIL COUPON — SHIRLEYMILLET }and "Seventy-Six Trom'.. Get one 100% / Con ftVOlCeo(Anierjca Will I 831-9217 hones," plus "Good night My I Would Like Membership In The Seminole POLYUTER ,, b " Casselberry.Winter Springs OPEN FRIDAY NIT use all worthy programs in Its $omeone,"Mywhite Knight," - -, FREE Mutual Concert Assoc. In The Name Of: I overseas broadcasts. ____ "h h17 RUTH TUECH 10 0 at Eligible compositions for •.•• .,.. ' ARNIL/NYLON Bill McNulty is directing LYNNHEHDERSON 0 QUILTIN 11 "."-. W pr L KITTEN SOFT 83492)7 4. THE MUSIC MAN, Bill Hardy I mary/uth.r's C jLIt4C ADDRL by the Florida Federation of AltamonteSprings.Lonw 54 I CHOICE $ ': ,,' 19,1". for O r ONE SALE SHIRLEYMILLET ____________ __ : Of . ..' - chi1dren Sportswear ' '- \ 1: CLAS ICS '! ' . ____________ ___________ j I - 1 '' WOMEN 10 - - - _ ___________ - -- -- . - - -- -' : - ' .' ' - - , . - - - .• - 1 Concert Group - ', . 4~_- 14i Illinois Club In Recreation Hall - - • -. - . - .F: :-,-;-_-_;,~-Z---;.;,;;---."I . - -. - _____ thoughtless people who use ___________________________ - _11 Wom waidrobe - . -_~ -- To Be Shown Auto Problems ossard the more you look for more the better Gossard looks Princess Pagean Set For Saturday I :_.,; - Food, Games Highligh RollinS ; Creations BALUSPIANO Music Man and Wow. how thew fl Musica ____ ___ Presenting The 1975.1976 Voh,la Sought For Bicentennial Sheriff Ed lathe Flu Vi age Center, and Credit I- Se'Binole [lutiial (neeri Assn. Florida I :..;, , -.v ", i :Mi~ - .,J,_, I.-..:, 6. ,r . - - -' - - - ' - x'- _;_~~L4_i i'_A'~_51.1 ,.~=Ot' ~~.'e,_--'1 if ________________________________________________________________________________________ 6 il TWO goe -- -. -. - . a. I I 11 I z -4 ! -I f I r " -_. I William JTindorn phi Thurber \ --- PR-4 W l".*.'-i' 1.- r t_Ak, _*,_: :- --- M~~" s. --.c. , -, t Wvv P &'; -=!I 1 2" _-. L .- - - conne lind " Till There was You," - _______________________________ G ojects, as admlnlsterej flIçJl7tS SHOE STORE 11 4IX I.- or have resided in ____ 4& 208 E. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN _____________________________________________________________________________ ___r hg. $2.8 yd. it For ticket reservations or further information, call the Annie Russell box office at 462145, Monday ftough Friday All boon __________ _________ ________ fly g in the SUsie, or who associated ith - 0 VA _____ ____________ _____ ~ from 14 pm. :1 Altamonte Springs "(my&6"'a 200 N. Park off vowth pro(ecowl from (of rfuts! ,fgfP _______I -I __ ___ ______ HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 ). S-andoe. Ft )2?'I Ccnc,' A%n P0 So. I I f Dellona Sanford STUOEPTS ADULT;I) AMlLl(52j Capon 1, Cr.ek To Ser,,-ri -sssssssssssssssss,_.1 I I--- - , ¼ r ________________ f--.---- - -_____________ - --- -4 - - - - . -. _- -- __________________ --::rrir -------,--.-..'- ----- - - -ii = --------- --- - . -- - - - =-- - --- - - ---- •-- --- - - -- ----- - �- BA—Evening_Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Wednes- ion. Ford announced expressed day night, Moscow in would near exports would Increase triggered final touches on after a new U.S. crop report in put- - - -'-- -'r -- t----' ------r-rr -r- -- '- - n_,,. - =S_ -,- - •- '' r- ----_----_-!-*-.---'- -.-r' --r----- - -=--- -- t.''•t ' 't - ' The administration acted U.S. Series Target Accord Ma y Be Near Oil WASHINGTON (Al') A sources said Sept. 9 nudOctober and to allow time after concern was by grain prices. U.S.-Soviet agreement on however, that Robin- that the sales moratorium for negotiating a long-term various labor groups and others The lid on grain sales was American grain sales may be son had remained in remain in effect until grain sales agreement. that the In and could involve a sepa- hopes of putting food prices driving up bought 9.8 "Ilion metric tons rate accord for the U.S. at least an " chase of Russian oil, inent sources say. The sources stressed that the Assistant Secretary of Agri- dealings do not involve a barter culture Richard E. Bell, one of of U.S. grain for Soviet oil and the negotiators, was scheduled that the two are being considto arrive here today "with no cred as separate trade packassurance that an The sources also inCHICAGO ( AP) Thousands radiation treatments in report. veloping thyroid cancer from ation therapy was at the peak of had been reached" for long- dicated that formal agreements of persons treated with radio- ing the potential for cancer in radiation treatment has been its vogue." term grain sales, a senior Agri- still could be some time off. active iodine for thyroid prob- patients who underwent the overemphasized, he said. lie said that because 15 to 25 culture Department official The sources indicated that if lems have been unduly fright- treatments. "Most of the cancers that ap- years have elapsed since the said, accords are worked out, an. ened by incomplete reports Small doses of radiation in. in young people after mdi- treatments were generally But White House Press Secre- nouncements would come si- about the relationship of radi- crease the danger of thyroid ation to the thyroid occur before used, few patients face the risk tary Ron Nessen said there had multaneously the White ation treatments to cancer, ac- cancer and persons who have the 10th year alter treatment of cancer if there are no lumps been no snag in the grain deal House and the Kremlin. cording to a Cleveland surgeon. had radiation treatment should and few, if any, are observed on the thyroid, which are easily and that the U . S. team's chief Meanwhile, President Ford is In an editorial In the October have periodic thyroid exam after the 20th year," Crile said, detectable. — negotiator, Undersecretary of under pressure from farm issue of Surgery, Gynecology inations, Crile wrote In the "Many of the who State Charles Robinson, had groups and congressmen from and Obstetrics, Dr. George magazine, published by the are now worried about cancer GOVERNOR'S left Moscow for another meet. rural areas to lift an embargo Crile Jr. said the media failed American College of Surgeons. of the thyroid were treated in in Paris, on grain sales to the Soviet Un- to distinguish between types of However, the danger of de- the 1940s and 1950s when racil- COMMISSION COMMISS Other - Oct. 9, 1975 Officials Say U,,S,,wSoviet Gra i n, — -e- - make up drought-shortened (more than 2,200 pounds of grain from U.S. firms to help harvests of Its OWfl. Reds Ho pin g each July when Russia by agreement In govern- principle"on both grain and oil. Surgeon Reports On Treatment Radia tion [ agreement ages. Min i mize To Pull Off La rge Theft d — pear from - (I) rc r A rr i UI • U , II U f ,—;_ .-- Burglary Suspect Sheriff's deputies reported today that an Altamonte Springs poli ce man nabbed a burglary suspect Wednesda y alter two apartments at Spanish Trace Apartments, Altamonte Springs, were burglarized while residents were away. investigators said witnesses reported seeing a man break into and then one apartment and leave the scene In a car, Deputy Ronald Gilbert reported Altamonte officer Norman Floyd Jr. stopped Andre Lemar Ware, 22, of Orlando, at SR 436 and I. 4. Ware was held in county jail on $8,000 bond on a charge of breaking and entering a dwelling. Investigators reported "it is possible that two more suspects were involved In the burglaries" but said there have been no addi tional arrests, Norma Hmil told de pu ties she left her horse on Lake Mills Road. Chuluota, for an hour exit " jr ION __________________ -- - — BEAT COCOA at2lthSt. ' Baffle 1 - MASKS 19C. 7 1 c COSTUMES 12 0Pp9 8111. ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) The 17-year-old boy who has been in a coma for two weeks say they want their son to die "mercifully," but hospital officials refuse to disconnect his life-support system. Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Carmen of Wellington have asked Elyria Memorial Hospital to take their son, Randal, off a respirator which is keeping him alive. But James C. Brown, hospital administrator, said hospital policy Is that "we do everything in our power to lifesaving procedures regardless of the condition of the patient." He said the hospital will try to keep the boy alive until all vital signs have disappeared. "He's dead," the youth's father said. "He's been dead for twu weeks." The boy Injured during a football friend's yard Sept. 21. He finished the game but complained of a headache when he returned home, his parents said. Ile lapsed into a coma while X rays were being taken. Besides the respirator, the — p — hit' Cincinnati Reds are read) to raise a fuss over the delivery of Boston Red Sox pitcher Luis Tiant. ExAmerican Leaguer Mery Rettenmund thinks the Reds have a solid a case, '1 maintain was game in a on Carmen said he and his wife "talked to a lot of preachers and prayed a lot.... I don't think parents should have to go through this." The Carmen cisc is similar to that of Karen A. Quinlan. 21, who has been In a coma for five months In a Denville, N.J., hospital. Her parents have asked the hospital to let her die, but the state has raised legal objections. - VICKS VAPORUB GENERAL ELECTRIC - BROILER OVEN Tia nt 0 MODEL NO. T938 Vet r; BOSTON (AP) For three years, fun-loving Luis Tiant kept saying In more somber moments: "There are only two things! want in life to see my mother and rather again and to pitch in the World Series." Luis, an only child, got his wish in August when his parents arrived on a special visa authorized by Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Now, at the age of 35 and with his folks still here to watch, his second wish is about to be fulfilled, lie's listed as the starting pitcher for the Boston Red Sox Saturday in the 1975 World Series opener against the Cincinnati Reds at Fenway Park. "Right .Mper cent sure that Luis will start the first game, " Boston Manager Darrell Johnson said Wednesday after the Red Sox' return on an all-night flight from Oakland. Johnson declined to discuss the two per cent chance that Tiant would not start. liowever, it didn't take much figuring. If Luis is healthy, he'll pitch. If he isn't, he won't, 'Plagued by back miseries, he lost five of seven games starting in mid-August. But he came back to win his last three 3-1, 2-0 and 4-0 zt borne to help the Red Sox win the American League East title. He was (oiled ma bid for a third consecutive 20-victory season, but finished with an 18-14 record Then he launched a threegame sweep over the mighty Oakland A's with a three-hit 1-1 victory. The Red Sex took it .. The medical and legal communities have been embroiled for several years in a conon troversy troversy over when death occurs. Death Is generally considered to occur when the heart stops beating, but there has been a growing movement toward redefining death as when brain activity ceases, despite a continuing heartbeat. ' • — -J-' \, - - f It's Redem ti*on Week In Prep C*ircles — Evening era s — first KEYSTONE CAMERA OUTFIT -S.--- HAVE YOUR FAVORITE PHOTO MADE INTO A 8x10 PUZZLE £95 _____ — 88 ft starts LIST 21.95 LAY-AWAY FOR XMAS SMALL DOWN PAYMENT HOLDS TILL DEC. 151h 4 AM-FM BATTERY AND ELECTRIC LIST 27.95 (Continued on Page 3-nj Fearless Football Forecast JULIANS'TENSTROM All guests (54-24-4) - PHOTO PUZZLE '' s ______ 2ndWl*sh LIST 37.95 ORDER NOW SPECIAL EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS ______ ' — If PHOTO XMAS GREETING CARDS I ___________________ — now it 's I . . LUIS TIANT —— - in - - , \, NEOSYNEPHRINE 1/2% - - --' A - Another Flog For St. Augustine? 1 lft*t -_ ' "He'd be called f or ba lking if he were In the National League, sa id Rettenmund, a former hitting star on two Baltimore World Series teams. The contro v ersy surfaced Wednesday when the Boston Globe reported that Reds Manager Sparky A.iderson sent youth Is being kept alive by a machine that controls his temperature and tubes that pump food Into his body. "We want legislation to make a decision cii what constitutes death," Carmen said. "To me, If the brain Is gone, Unit Is death." ' Of BC11k Brews In Boston CINCINNATI (AP) A Battle of the Balk Is brewing for the 1975 World Series. Hospital Off icials Deny Parents' Wish parents of a - favorites SANFORD QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. OCT. 5 - says - Wednesday and returned to find the residence had been burglarized and jewelry and a camera, tota l value $9, had been ta ken. Sanford poli ce today were sear ching for an unidentified man who fled a wooded area near a church burglary site on a green, 10-speed bicycle. Patrolman H. J. Shea Jr. reported a $700 speaker was recovered in the wooded area and later determined to have been taken from the Church of God at Holly Ave. and 22nd St. Police said the church had been en te red by a window and a matching speaker from a sound system was found inside the church building. - •---------- - ROAR, LIONS: tail Hwy 17.92 Ul*hl 9-9 Daily 10-7 SUNDAY . _!, - Pih iec;4re- si Cem " er -----; _____ HIGHWAY SAFETY -- U - J patients in BOSTON (All) After stealWe did everything against the virtue of their extravagantly ing the Nationa l League pen. Pirates. I don't see why we successful season. nant, the Cincinnati Reds are should stop now." Led by Re alias the L. planning the biggest haul of all The Reds worked out today in "Cincinnati Kid" the Reds World Series. Cincinnati and planned to jet flashed through the National The Cincinnati gang, which into Boston Friday morning be- League West and knocked off stole bases almost Ot will in a fore taking on the American 10 victories en route to the di. three-game NI, playoff sweep of League champions in the World vision pennant. in a Ia, prepitt- aeries opener on aLurOay. — Inc mis 15 mc best Warn i 've — — -pared to hijack the rich world Red Sox went through a similar been on in my 13 years playing (h 1mpl(ftstiIp of 1) 1 EidJl with workout in rov,, Fm w ayPark. in Cincinnati," Ho€ who -L a s unilar plan. Although the Red Sox will had 210 hits, including 47 douOviedo High School might not have the top football team In are Debbie Koenig, Lou Ann Summersill and Laura "We can steal, we can hit, we have the advantage of the extra bles, a .317 batting average and Smith (left to Seminole County, but it certainly isn't hurting in the area of right .Oviedo, l-3, plays at Cocoa Beach Friday night. have the bullpen," Pete home game inthlsbest-cjf.seyen 74 RBI In the leadoff position pretty cheerleaders. Giving It the old college try on the sidelines Rose, brash ringleader of the series, the Reds have been this year. National League champions. installed as slight by Among the muscleboys on the Cincinnati club are Johnny Bench and Tony Perez, two right-handed hitters who'll no doubt have their batting eyes 1 fixed on the frieruily left field spcff~ M wall in Fenway called *"The films to major league officials te against Pittsburgh and finished considered "the best defensive Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gror r.;tbl raising the 1ssue, Thursday, Oct. 16 9, 1975wi th a perfect 11-for-11 . the best catcher in the American ,.t,'kAr in hn.nbail Anderson denied sending w• both_____________________________________________________ League . Rettenmund describes films, saying the matter "ill ered by a sore arm for most of Tiant's move to first base as be up to the umpires and the the year but still managed to "We would rather have -; "lightning last but he (1OCSfl t president of the league" wallop 28 homers and bat in 110 pld)ed Oakla nd because all of step, he jumps. You definitely runs. Perez, the first baseman their catchers were suspect," The Reds, who send lefthave to come to a stop before almost traded by the Reds last said Rettenmund a utilityplayhander Don Gullett against going to the plate. er who came to Cincinnati winter, belted 20 homers and _L_i!------Tiant in Saturday's Series had 109 RBI. Second baseman season ns II ago. th opener, rely on base stealing as ey call lurn for it, we'll Ir Joe Morgan, another strong get the big leads, he said. a ma jor weapon in their hi gh. , \ He said there is no chance the wheel on the "Big Red MaTiant's trademark Is his te) powered offense. Cincinnati set Reds will take the Red SOX I chine" and possibly its most ;' says Rettenmund. "lie an all-time record with a suclightly. im portant cog, had his best hard, U 5 cess percen ta ge over .820 for -. a."Every one we've talked to season In 1975 a .327 batting cation is exceptional and he has the season and ran at will said we are going to be very W"'r" average, 94 runs batted in and all that herky.jerky stuff. against Pittsburgh on the way surprised by Boston. In the past 67 steals. to a 3-0 sweep in the National Rettenmund said Cincinnati you didn't worry about Boston To be sure, the Reds have an League finals, could have exploited Oakland They usually beat themselves. exquisite all-around team that The Reds stole a record seven easier than Boston because Red But this Boston team is for excels on defense as well as ofbases In the second game Sox catcher Carlton Fisk is real," he said. DON GULLETI' SPARKY ANDERSON fense. Shortstop Dave Concepcion plays at third baseman Rose's side and rounds out the infield, The outfield includes three players with someo the most powerful arms In baseball George Foster In left, Cesar Geronimo in center and Ken Griffey in r1ghL Along with the lusty hitUN P and the gorgeous defense, the By JIM HAYNES Seminole still has the potential to be a great team, be caught with its pants down when Brantley turns its offense into Reds have a pitching staff that Herald Sports Editor Great teams bounce back from defeats like a baby bleeding second gear. includes Don Gullett, the open. It's redemption wek for high school football teams, milk from his bottle. Friday's game shouldn't be a toughie for a Oviedo 14, Cocoa Beach 6 Wait ing day starter, Fred Norman a minute, Minitemen! And we aren't talking green stamps. couple of reasons. However, Seminole will dekrn,ot')viedo is on It way' back. The Lions roar on this night, and it's and Gary Nolan and a bullpen St. Augustine may be flying a sixth flag over its city. character in those final five games against Gainesvi&;* about . A win can do wonders to help the upcoming schedule. anchored by Clay Carroll, one They say live flags have flown over the city of St. Augustine. Colonial, Lyman, Seabreeze and Lake Brantley. Waiting in the wings on successive weeks are Bishop Moore, of the best in the game. After Friday's game against Seminole, a sixth one is likely to be Last week's picks were Impeccable, a perfect 5-for-5. Still, the Astronaut, West Orange, Lake Brantley and Apopka. Whew! The Red Sox, who are starthoisted a white one. seasonal average is only 77percent,or17f.n, Make hay while the sun shines, because the weather forecast Is Ing unflappable Luis Tiant in Seminole Is certain to vent its anger and frustrations in the So, looking skyward and never back, look for the following for several storms in the near future. the first game, know exactly direction of this week's foe after a heartbreaking loss to Deland Friday night: Mount Dora 21, Lake Howell 12 —. Gee, too bad Lake Howell is what they have to do to beat the last week. Too bad it's homecoming week for Foots Brumley. He Seminole 41, St. Augustine 7—The only question seems to be looking at the meat of its schedule. The Hawks are hungry. So rugged National League kings. has lost before, and knows th e taste of defeat. Chalk up the game the extra po in ts. But Bobby [)uggar's toe looks healthy, so eat it hungry they would take a win ov er Class AA Mount Dora. Points out catcher Canton as a sour dessert for him, up Seminoles. This Is the breather. Don't bother peeping around However, the latter isn't so agreeable, and it's a game, but same Fisk: "You can 't stop good Alter all the discussion about questionable calls by officials at the corner. You already know Gainesville is there, song, fifth verse for Lake Howell. baserunners. But if the pitchers DeL.and last week, matters are expected to be placed back in Lake Brantley 27, K1ssimme, 12— Sammy Weir has that Ti inity Prep 20, Cardinal Mooney H Not often will Trinity do their job and keep them off proper persepective. Dick Pac, regarded as Central Florida's top patriotic feeling, and for good reason. His Patriots are playing travel te Sarasota and be favored, but Mooney Is In a rebuilding the bases, that's how you stop official, will bring a name crew of men in stripes to Sanford for honest-to-goodness football, You know, the kind where occasional year and with a functional football team, the Saints are in a great the game. mistakes might crop up, but not the killing ones. Kissimmee will spot. (Continued on Page 3-B) JIM HAYNES (59-194) Seminole over St. Augustine If the Tribe can remain composed, the coaches quiet and the officials are not from the ancient city. - : Lake Brantley over Kissimmee Patriots too strong for horseless Kowboys Lake Howell over Mount Dora--not only will the Hawks score, they'll win their first one. Trinity Prep over Cardinal Mooney we hear the angels will be with the Saints Oviedo Cocoa Beach the surf woun't stop the Lions Florida over Vanderbilt Gators too hungry to lose this one, especially after last year I. Virginia Tech over FSU Seminoles frustrated From law to polities that's where the again Football Forecast heads this week, with Sanford Miami over Colorado— 'Canes can't continue to City Commissioner Julian Stenstrorn leading off play the was' they have and not win in the left hand column. Attorney Frank Baylor over Arkansas— Bears to eat Razorback Whigham managed a so-so 13-7 last week, so the stew good commissioner will have to do better to Kentucky over Auburn If the Wildcats intend Improve the composite guest record. The mark to win, War Eagles can't prevent it stands at 54-244. MichlganStateoverMkhigan — MSU alum Cliff Julian has a sports background — he is a McKibben says State will win and I believe former newspaperman and broadcaster — so him he's expected to be formidable opposition for the Tennessee over LSU the Vols will teach 'em Evening Herald's six-horse stable. how nUt Corrigan broke on top last Reek and led Duke over Army Cadets Blue-Deviled all to wire, turning In nifty 17-3 chart, afternoon the best yet for the herald and enough to match North Carolina State over Maryland —State guest Jack Homer's opening week mark. But always bounces back Jack won't lake that lying down. He's challenged Mississippi State over Rice just a guess but I Corrigan to an urns wrestling duel to decide the like State championship. Missouri over Oklahoma State have to stick But hold on there, Jack. The season ain't over with the Tigers yet. Texas over Oklahoma going for the upset Jim Haynes, Rick Pantridge and Anthony Wisconsin over Purdue Purdue's record Hayes all turned in 15-5 logs last week, while forces It Louis Sapsis hit 14 and Lynne Smith 11. Ouch!. Stanford over UCLA Cardinals in their own hlaynes continues to hold first place, though nest Corrigan is challenging him. Only two State over West Virginia It could be a separate the pair. close one 111FF CORRIGAN IA)UISSAPSIS }tl('KPANTRIDGE ANTIIONYIIAYES -2-4l 1-Z24 (55-234) 572l-4) LYNNE SMITH (58'2$-4) — — — Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Seminole Lake Brantley Kissimmee Lake Brantley Lake Brantley Lake Brantley Lake Brantley Mt. Dora Mt. Dora Mt. Dora Mt. Dora ML Dora ML Dora Trinity Prep Mooney Mooney Trinity Prep Mooney Trinity Prep Oviedo Cocoa Beach Oviedo Oviedo Cocoa Beach Cocoa Beach Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Virginia Tech Miami Miami Colorado Miami Colorado Colorado Arkansas Ba)Ior Baylor Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Kentucky Kentucky Auburn Kentucky Auburn Kentucky Michigan St. Michigan St. Michigan St. Michigan Michigan Mkhigan St. Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Duke Duke Arm y Duke Duke Duke Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland Rice Rice Rice Miss. State Rice Miss. State Miss ,urI Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. Missouri Oklahoma St. Oklahoma St. Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Texas Texas Oklahoma Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Wisconsin Purdue Wisconsin Stanford UCLA UCLA UClA UCLA Stanford Penn State Pen State Penn State Penn State West Virginia Penn State - over - — - - — — — — from wire a - — — — — games - Penn — - - -) - - - -=---- j_- __i---.-_ --.--_= = -- -- �-__ Nf* . - . ' f_f . . .- - - . . mi - - iiiiii ~, ., I M 211-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. W Thursday, Oct. 9, 1973 SIC`~ f%R EB0 AR D Lawyer I Harness Racing Jai.AIai SEMINOLE TURF CLUB RESULTS FIRST- I Fri endly Bacnetor (p . Eyre 13) 3 00, 7 60, 3 Lincoins Visit 00. 7 Necivi Y ta (1) Seeks Depossl*t ion • ORLAPIDO.SEMINOLE RESULTS 9 40, 6 Legal S 60. S jo, (1) 300. 0 1311 1116 40, 1 7 177 3 Er'ano Atberd, Il) 160 0. (IS) SECOND I Beth Dean U $ *1 70. P IS II U?? SO Bere:na 16) 1$ 20. 100, 3 10, 2 SECOND 1 Echano Jay1 )31 L'noIn Spirit (51 370. 310: 3 11 JO 710. 3 JO. 1 Urea Sanchez S1 521970. D 0 (96) 51)0 90; T 0 i3 7) 139 90: p. (37) S117 60. ploo 7 091 Q (I 3 All 3)146110. and (I) all 7) THIRD I Joaquin Jean lB. 3)53 10 Hall' 1) 19 101100310.2 DeanoA THIRD - i, Ica Santhe: ) Legal Legal REGISTRATION OF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FICTITIOUSNAMES NAME STATUTE Seminole Co'jnty Public Hospital We the undersigned, being i'.,ly TO wHfltv IT MAY CONCtRN invites bids upon the following Sworn, do hereby declare under oath Potirr' k Pwri4y iiven that the Sprinkler System that the names of all persons in ,ortorinn.'rl nh,ru.nt to the Additiona l information. plans and terested in the business or "r IrtItinu Name Statute" Cha Of4' Specifications are available at the profession carried on under the t' 00 Flnrli'ta Statute, wIl register Office of the Purchasing Agent, name of WAGNER'S AMOCO at Iii with the rlerk nf the (rcwt Court, n All bids shalt be mailed to the South French Avenue, Sanford, ri1 for Seminole County. Florida Board of Trustees of the Seminole 32711, and the extent of the interest ,,"n rreIpf of proof of the County Public Hospital, 1101 East of each. i as follows: rx'hlfratfrwi of his notice, the tic r Legil Speaks Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE that P1('Pl(V' I prp, qiv nu,cuant to the ,rqferInnrf "rIrtItlo,,' N,,mø Statute" Chnotrr tatut. eswilt regis?e' s Oo. Flnr.da S vith the rl.rk n the Circuit Court Florida. upon eminnIe rn.,nty the Publication of nrnnf of rerelpf this ,y'llro t'. fitifiOu% name, to PAF Ar,E MARKETING For Upshaw Dedicated To He 1p ing Oa kland ~ . - _--_-__-_-__I ~ .. Thursday, Oct. 9, Youth s By MURRAY OLI)ERMAN The Herald Services who have never seen the season as a 'starting guard. "I like the atmosphere," in Texas, found himself getting physical presence, and out. being a part-time councilman," them chips. Coliseum where Upshaw plays With his brother, Marvin, a says, "-maybe because I'mhe I'm going to have to a his football for the Raiders). involved in local and regional going, gregarious personality, a he rationalizes. 'They'd say, take a big cut in salary, but you defensive tackle for the Kansas ball player and get respect. I politics. OAKLAND, Calif, - On Ile ,,,,,,, ,it,,, people need flair (or ineeting people and 'You're always running off to have to believe in what ou streets of west Oakland, in a someone to speak for them, res ta urant called The Patio and players but the community, too. black ghetto, Gene Upshaw is "I was poor, too. I was there, and a second called Uppie's. I've known Huey Newton and Brown for governor," he says, doesn't mind the pawing and "Now I want to end up in And he's not unaware of the man of stature. The little kids "before he knew he was going the time demands that go with Sacramento, I've been in- instant Identification and And You don't forget where You Gene dTcided early in his Bobby Seale and Elaine Brown to run. I got involved with being a public figure. Ile's a trigued by state politics. In a gratification that being a come from." professional career that pro i leaders of the Black Panther McGovern's campaign for natural politician, around. They see a giant of a came from south Texas Oakland, a small city (only movement). We disagree on President. I've made speeches couple of years, I'm going to football star gives him. That's man, 6 feet 5 inches tall and and the little town of Ithbstown Green Bay in the National FootLast year he thought of run for the Assembly. why he feels that gravitating weighing 255 pourids. some things but I say to all over. last year I emceed the running for the Oakland city near Corpus Christi, His father "An election Is won (our to into politics is the next natural ball League is smaller) in the Newton, 'Give me the right to Democratic Central Commit. council, even moving from his They tell Gene, because he is was a roustabout in the oil ficlds cosmo politan shadow of San tny opinion.'" five years before you run. I've step for him. tee's fund-raiser for Alameda suburban home into a city been a winner fin football). I curious, what they want to be until flit lost a leg. Francisco, would be his per. I And Gene, who had belonged County." "I need that drive," says when they grow up . apartment. "But they wouldn't supported Brown for governor. Gen "We were poor." recalls manent home. C Upshaw. '- those pressorei to the Young Democratic Club "1 want to be a pimp," Upshaw has, besides his undersLind a folotboi111 player I says (;en, "but we didn't have want to collect on some of that politics gives me," one kid. lie's six years old, poverty. I could see the difI want to be a robbers " says ferenct- between poor and ano th er, lie's eight and he's not poverty. We never worried kidding. about the next meal," "1 want a lag car," they all liobstown, as he rernerribets say. It, was fairly enlightened in And maybe because of them, race relations, Gene Upshaw, who is a star in "I think prejudice Is profeionaI football and pulls something we all get," he says, down a big salary while aLso "when it hits ou in the face. It operating a couple uf night lilt (Iii' 171 Little IA'a)u(' bacball clubs, will play another couple when there were three black_s of years only for the Oakland on the all-star team which Raiders, traveled around the state, and Then he'll become a some places we traveled we politician. 9 0 couldn't stay." It is the major life's commitGene walked onto the callipus ment of this all-pro offensive of Texas A&l in nearby Kingsguard who feels a need to help Ville without a scholarship. Ile these deprived people in his was $.lO and 190. Coach Gil --dopted home ci'y where he has Steinke, who remembered him become a prosperous mali, as a spunky high school "I think blacks have more op. lineman, said, "Ile on the field portunities than whites In a' 3 o'clock. We'll give you a low Oakland," he says. "It's up to uniform." P you as a person to gt out there By the end of his freshman and exploit it and turn roc year, he had grown over. In Oakland, there's dramatically to his current `oI --- ~_ " speaking out and blacks have a proportions and by the end of Voice. his senior year, he was a first "But there are kids who have round draft choice I 1967) of the never in their young lives left Oakland Raiders. ," the west Oakland area, kids lie is now playing his ninth nterested ' The par1.e to onnane In hi,%lnes at IO7C Con rr'r,l flrivc (aceIb.rry Fla in the N'In" enterpriSe' are: r)AnI011 I Hend",ioson ritv of ras,Ih.cry Florida flateil at Altamonte Springs The Board of Trustees of the b"in' entp,pri is as follows, itemirolp f,nfv Florida. on the Seminole County Public Hospital thoma chesho FICTITIOUS NAME flNI i-lay of ',e'ptrmhef. 1973 inv ites bids upon the following, tnr rrwvnrd Drive NOIiCC is hereby given that i am Ppli,illikh sloirrif 711. Oct I. 9 16 191i One it) pair class "a" rA-k-totherry Fla i7yoi Fire d>Ors gaged in business 100,Qf4.;57070, 1(197)54170 C'0 3 LarriL,cthz(,j)$1o,Q (IS) at 200 N 17 Ic and Six (dl pair Smoke Barrier flat Cd at Winter Park. Orange flFP iSA T I Is I 11,37 10 P IS 1) So? 60 Doors with framing. Bids will in rr4,ntv Firrim siopatem"r 19. 1915 team workout last year says he role in the death. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS County. Florida under the fictitious FOURTH I Miss B,rrutrilston FOURTH clude installation costs. I Barre Perez (I) Pi,hll-th , cent 7% Oct 7. 9, 16. 19 ? S NAME STATUTE name of TOM NORRELL'S 2ND wi1lseekadepositlonfronCoI. IC O' Kelley) (5) 41 70 7970 4 .3,' 2 I Additional information, plans and I"FP I'.0 960 3 10 40 7 Domingo Bangoa p,,tirp s he'relv nven that IPie CARS & TRADE INS DIVISION OF Camden Ronnie (7) 390 310 3 .' "But sic oradoCnach Bill Mallory to kl e ce ll trait, which specifications are availa bl e at the III 710, 400, 3. Cacho Etorza (3) ,'r,t1erii1ni'r1 nuSuanf to lhp NORRELL ENTERPRISES. IN C'vb'f Steal (1) 290. 0 II 3) $10? TO.0DD(iS) IS 1) 370 (I in a lawsuit. 139 40: p Polie had, and sickle cell and that I intend to register Said Office of the Purchasing Agent. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE "Fictitlni Name State" Chaer All bids shall be mailed to the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP 1127 SO neme with the Clerk of M609 Florida Statutes will register anemia are different things," FIFTH I Devils Advocate IF the circuit Board of Trustees of the Seminole FIFTH I Sala Aguirre (1) Attorney Steven Falk said said Falk. "The insurancecom- Court. Seminole County. Florida Ruin) 16) 160 6 10 3 50. 3 Special I? JO, 6 70, 4 10. 1 Domingo Menha County Public Hospital, 1101 East FLORIDA C,4.mifloIC ((x,nty. Florida . accor dance with the provisions ' Wednesday that Mallory will '""le (3) 5 20 370. 3 OcaIa II) 740. S 00, 3 Ceiaya Muer:a First Street, Sanford, Florida 37711. CASE NO. 7S-1949.CA09A pany is trying to say he died receipt of rnf of the publication of Mighty Mite (31 5 10.0(36113,20, make the depo si tion before Fictitious Name States, To All bids shall be postmarked not CON RANK WINTER 1$, 610. 0 (I 21 11750. P (2 I because of sickle cell anemia, the tice. the f,CIitiOu% name to PARK, a wt Section i 09 Florida Statutes later than thiS T (65 3) $A" 90. T 7 0603 1I the 16th day of October FInrida hanking corporation, 13th-ranked Colorado's Friday 1937 ENTERPRISES, under wit' fl SIXTH the disease. But he never had I Mss Abbe Time IR 1915. and shall be SIXTH received on or i Perez (2) It 00. Ptantiff, night game against the Uuiver- anenna 5' Thomas E. Norrei I hi-h we .iect to enoaQe fl SuII (6) 6 10 1 before the 70th day of October 1975. vs 43 390 2 Metrol,na 710. 390. 7 Alava EChIvC () 11 11 A President b"ine". at 911 Wymore Road Abby (2) 7 60 1 10, 3 Greenland 9 90. 3 Ar sity of Miami. ec ha Attu (3)1 20. 0 (3 Publish: Oct. 9. tO. it. 197$ STFVFN KFLLER and BEVERLY Publish: 7, 9. 16. 23, 1973 Oct. Aftamonte 5rlflQ%. Florida Beauty W 170.Q U6l 52000. 1 (6 DES 63 Falk has filed suit in circuit "I've already had the chief DES9 N KFI I FR. hiS wife. ANONlO The paIes interested in d SEVENTH - I Larri javi is) court here against Aetna life hematologist at Veteran's IlosI 11CM and OLGA RELEN LUGO. .siness enlerpri are SEVENTH I Single OIler (P. II 90.2660.610, 2 Ogviza Bellia IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE his wllr And DECOR INTERIORS. Daniel I Henderson and Casualty Co., which has r Sau l I I?) 1 10 250 7 10, 7 Captain 660 360, 3 Echlario Via (11 1 10 pital (in Miami), who's one of NOTICE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CM flefendanis I vtie A )4PnderS N t II 00 3 Dottie NOTICE s r'.'reui' that th' fused payment oen on a life insur- the l ea d in g sickle-cell dix'tors i JO CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF ACTION or'rq, rL'trfl l ..I!.ni" i f 5i S) T i7 I Board of County Commissioners of COUNTY, FLORIDA. EIGHTH -1 Chucho (chavc ui TO ance policy fur Polie l'oitier of Ill STFVIP4 KELLER the United States, indicate anti iorida, On the r.irulp c,nty 1 1330 90 2 09 I Seminal* County. Florida, shall at CIVIL NO. 75-1949-CA49.B IS 40, 10 10, 600. 2 Erdoza Attu I BFVFPI V M KELLER. his wife flNl rta' of Se'p'ember. 1973 Miami. EIGHTH there was no chance of him dy- 7:00 P.M. or as soon as possible GOVERNMENT I Decatur Boy (K 990. 600 3 Cefava Mencha (I) NATIONAL V. end earh of YOU are notified Pihlkh o' is Oct 2 9 Id. thereafter, on the 75th day of Oc MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, ing of the disease it was that a 'i,it to foreclose a mogage OFO 7 , me lit 500390.3 Clever Trip 17) Poitier, a 15-year-old sophlo0er. 197S, consider the adoption of NINTH 1. Aipi (5) 1910. $60, Plainfift, to the horpinholoosys described real definitely a condition, and foot. the following Ordinance' IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I vs rrrirw.rtvhac horn filed against you 1 lii ball practice precipitated it," To Establish the Position of ESTATE 360 Q' 12 S) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR P: IS 71 OF LESTER RUSSELL tilt 419 UNIT THREE, SPRING 24, l74, a day after collapsing added Falk. NINTH 1 PinehII Bell (P Executive Assistant to the Board of and all hers, tlpvi%evS $131 40 CUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, creditors and OAKS, Arreirclone to the plat thereof Kurtr*orth (5) 7 40 2 60 2 So. 2 during an 88~yard nm at prac. County Commissioners and His other verstronsi, claiminq aqainst Ali to"eiraod In Plot Book F LORIDA , TENTH - I Mugueria 16) IS 60. , 11, P&Qrs Special Byrd (4) 2 10 770. 3 Dan 10 00. 1 20. 7 Santi (I) 6 10. 340; 3 Lice. Falk said be want ed Mallory Term of Office; To Provide for His tr-ster RuIl or the ad Estate 74, 75 arvI if, Public Records of CIVIL ACTION NO. 11-1953-CA-70 F Qualifications Selection and I N THE MATTER OF THE 5em)nlø Cr,nIy Florida and Colorado trainer Richard Compensation. To Provide His Dednt $3240 T 7 09 i ADOPTION 8 11S1570. 00(36) III &S V1411 Are resortilired to ol"Ve 11 copy NOTICE OF SUIT TENTH - I Rum Fantasy IR Aetna contends Poitler's Newton to make statements Responsibilities. Powers and ELEVENTH - I CachoAltu (2) FtYFP% PHFt PS LEVY TO death was caused bly sickle cell THE ABOVE NAMED of voor answer to the Cocrptainf on ely' (1) 4*0 400 270. 2 Boca ii 30. 66 Duties; and For Other Purposes. Out Poitier collapsed Ne 0. 4 40, 7 Santo Ap 7i NOTICE OF ACTION DF West (2) 20 20 A.A. 3 Virginia 1 70, 7 90, 3 Areh Pere (SEAL) anena and not by athletic TO GARLAND EVERETT z (5) 300 of the high altitude, had YOU ARE HEREBY that STROPIG Ill. Esa. P 0 Boi 340. co notified 21) lI Tf Charm II) 3 70, 0 (12) 572 90. T (1 1111' Arthur H Beckwith, Jr 0 I??) 577 W. P (2 7) 532 70 PHFI PS jti, w hich the policy cove rs West Park Aven,je. Winter Park, a Complaint to foreclose a , lapsed the year before "and mor 39) 5117 60. 1 3 09 Clerk of Board of TWELFTH T 3754 WELFTH North Brooke I. Erdoza Drive The policy, reportedly for $10,fp encumbering the folio*ng Florida. and file the original in the A 1.3 Hanle 14&Oi? County Commissioners that this collapse started Doraville Georqii II) 460. 7.50. 790 cas. of Cnmltanh Winter Park reel pprq?y 000, was issued through the Seminole Ufli. County, ChuC"io Attu (3) 5 10, 1 50: 3 Alava ENTRIES YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED ,1.Ip reven eventual problems that caused e'.pr and beverly M ACADEMY MANOR. Unit Florida that an action for Adt,00 T arnrd to the Plat therf YPII, hilt wife of al in the Offi ce FIRST PACE Mile Pace- (9 21 11)1 00. Big Q 1271 w i t h AU ;1 PYFR% PHELPS LEVY has bern Athletic Association with PoiAS recorded In Plat Book lit. Page 74. - the rlerk rit the Circuit Crourt in DES 61 . Claiming 11,11140-PoWle $410 1 Trusit 1130 40: (2 It with All 111) U2 so filed And vn" -tire feoufed to Serve a for SeniiryleCounty, Fk,'lda, on Publk Records of Semin ole County and tier's mother as Honor (Lupo 3 1.2 Noble (Miller ) 7 Officials of the insurance A 7.772. Handle 1109,52) Florida for "I'two the 771h day of October, 2. 3 Delkundun (Howard) 92. 1 tOitnr'H KNOX BETTINGHAUS NOTICE OF INTENTION 197%, firm have declined comment (lther'wi%e' tPie ions the has been filed against you and you Complaint will beallegaf taken asof con Boulder,, Cob ,, Communitythe TONIGHT'S ENTRIES ,Windale Mctsal (Peters) I Petitiorr 's attorney. svhoi address TOPURCHASEUNDER arereoulreiitoserveacocyof your Towa)i Mist (No Driver) SI. 6 Hospital attributed Poitier's IS P0 R Winter Park IULKSALESLAW w"ittendefense,. If6fly.tOitOnVAP'1 -Star Glaze N (Bereirtak) 101. 7 FIRST: I Negui Lenit. 2. Aldana Florida, 32759. on or before the list TO: All Persons Having Claims or DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE, P A tpd this27ndday death to "an acute sickle-cell of September, Falk said the ld Camden Jody IWbatlantit Ii. I Via,) Ccho Be ta,1 Ica Arana. AAV of Or?o.r, 1975. and file the s Against; Ktrineth 0. ntforrisooll-is for the plaIntiff, *tic" 191S crisis precipitated by physical nottakelega1actionagalnst Stars Hostess (Hobbs) 6 1 Ura iSv. 6 urn Elcrza, 7 Eøcjy ciorlaInAl with the Clerk Of this Court.4 1 a AOdII-SOn. address is P0 Bo 79). Orlando activity." SECOND RACE-I Mile Pace. Snchet. I EchanoAlberd,. either P,.foqe Service on Petitioner's The undersigned intindi to Clerk of the Circuit Court school because an investigation Florida 307. and file the original "Cfaimin S1,SISPurie si.. i VC SECOND: I LarriLeniz, 2 attorney or immedIately thereafter. Colorado team physician Dr. showed team officials were not thas. in bulk the stock of goods, with the Clerk of the above Styled Seminole County. Florida Oqu': Beitia. 3 Echano Sanchez, tory Rally (Bra,nard) $ 1, 2 nfPierwlsp a default wiI be entered fly wares or merctiimiise arid or the Court on or before lillian Jenkina October 20th. Peter Ewing said later that the negligent, 'R,sponø,r IG*lU 31. 3 Richiand I Ica Via. S Eddy Elorza. 6 ana lrtst you business fixtures or equipment used 197$ otherwise, a judgment may be In'v CIerA Aldaria Alberc. 7 Lir:a Zarre I -Dear (Bailey) 61. 1 Rudy Adams WITNESS my hand and the seal of in connt with that certain entered agaInst 'hlith Sent 75. Oct I. 9, 16. 197$ u for the relief (Spriggi) 6 I, S Shirley Wilts Boy Barre Arana thiS Court on the 22nd day of Sep business or enterpri, known as demanded In the Complaint, 1'I -ISeiders) 72, 6 Ohio Dream (B THIRD: Eddy Lcnit. 3 Lerri fpmh.r, 1973 ANDY'S TEXACO located at 690 E WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of Be'?ia. 3 Echano Javi. 1. ca :Regur) 10 I. 7 Bedford Hanover (C fSel) Highway, 436. Cassetberry, and to said Court on September 13th. 1973 Mitert 3 1.9 $I,rtr Gb (Nee(i 10 Eicr:a S Ogueza Arana. 6. Ald6ra 114 THE CIRCUIT COU'lT OF THE ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR conclude such purchase at 9.00 A.M (Seal) : Sanchez. 7 Urza Alberdi. I. Arec ha 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND Clwk cii the Circuit Court On the 30th day of October 1975. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr THIRD RACE-C-3 Pace-i Mile- Via FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, By' Elaine RiChard. Ass.xiated Bonded Escrow, Co. ('leek of the Circuit Court Karate classes begin Mon da y girls Tuesday from 4:30 to 6 at r Favor (Kimball) 6 Purse 90 1 FOURTH: I Eddy Echave. FLORIDA flputy Clerk 1950 Lee Rgad, Winter Park, Fla, fly lOan T Jenkins night at the N'gu Javi. 3 Barre Bengoa. 1 1, 3 Pyango!d (Farber) 101 Westside the Civic Center, cheerleading NO 7SI921•CA.S9O PPiIith Sept 2% Oct 7. 9, l and all persons having claims or 1973 Dey Clerk "LaL'elsGypay1say (P4 Phillips) $1 Domingo Miguel, S Arectia Per,:, GENER AL JURISDICTION DE P Recreation Center, with the lessons for girls 10 to 12 Weddemandj against the Vendor are Publish Sept 11. 75. Oct 19 I 4 Bonour Quick (PbOs) ;, 6 Alava EIorza, 7. Cacrio Zarre. I DIVISION admonished to notify the un DFP 113 programofferedbytheSanfor nesday afternoons at the Civic NOTICE OF ACTION B.lbao Sanchez IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PopLar Rythm (Shell) 92. 6. Lazy dtrs'gned at that address on or i . Recreation Department and Center. and ceramic classes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF M('ORMICK ENTERPRISES OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FIFTH: 1 Sala Aguirre. 2 Sue (E Taylor) 31 7. Dadd Boy before said date. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA SANFORD. INC. a Florida co CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. .(Kat,jsner) $ i. $ Glory Land Dom'ngo Asp:. 3 Mirur EcPive. 4 open to anyone six years of age Monday, Wednesday and Associated Bonded Escrow, Co Is CASE NO. 7S.1I$.CA.O9.0 FLORIDA CtsucPio Bengo.a. S Santi Miguel, 8 rMlon. JACK 3 RARNETT, and :(Bailey) 3 1 not an attorney, but is acting in and up. Th ursday. PROBATE DIVISION CtA,a Muguerza, 7 Ferm in FOURTH RAC E-¼ M11 $01 A MAKSIK. sole capacity of escrow agent for DIVISION "C" There Is a $2 registration fee. MencIsa. I PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND plaintiffs, $.7&CP CASE NO. Erdoza Larrea :c..m.., 11.990-Purse SIN I. Do both the Seller arid buyer In this SOCIETY, a corporation, SIXTH: 1 DOmIsiggE)pr:a, 7 vs In Re: Estate of V10(Vandrryoo.i) 91.2 Classes meet from 6 to 8 p.m. transfer, Registrations are being .(Br'dges) 31, 3 BandidO Range Negv iBengoa, 3 Alava Ectiave, 1 Ptainti?f(s) MOD PROPERTIES. LTD . a EVALYN G. SMITH. a t a Dated at Cas$elbtrr'. Seminole The recreation department accepted at the Recreation limited Partrship. ne EVALVN M SMITH, :(PiP) 51. i Tanya Patch (P. Barre Miguel. $ CathoPere. 6 County, Florida this 30th day Of also offers ba ton lessons for Department. 7 ailboo ZS"r. it BRUCE P. FOLAPI vs D, it us el at. -Miller) 7 2. S. Dark Raven (Scatural Ogui:& Attu. Deceased Defendant MIAMI (AP) - ii-We C&nit Coach Monte Kiffin said, "Any- September. 1975. Arerpiajavi 11,6 TarDapp)e(Bereh))0); Defendant(s) TO' MOO PROPERTIES, LTD NOTICE TO CREDITORS Edward L. King lose them all," University of body who can come jn here wj NOTICE OF ACTION SEVENTH: 1 Eddy Beitia, 2 Howards Chief (I4oward) iii Tom r n MEL MINDICH, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PURCHASER TO CA NDACE i FOi,Ap,D ECPtano Len':, 3 Ogwxa Via. i (Cø'ne,-al Partner ) Torre (Gil) 92 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST a Miami defensive back Willie a young team before 76,000fans Publish. Oct. 9. 1975 Address Unknown Ngu' Sanchez. S Ica Alberdi. 6 7 North Central Avenue FIFTH RACE-C.3 Pace-i Mile. SAID ESTATE: DESK Jenkins Instated after last andIeadusatha11tln3e hw tobe Larri Arana. 7 Aldana Javi. $ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Pvrse SI90 1 Timely Marie (eiIl You and each of you are HMI%(541e. New York 10330 Uris Perez ac tion 'o foreclose mortgage on the 1 1 7 Stiyrqbell Rce (Rlu I 1 3 week's 31-16 football loss to darn good. AND notified arid required to file an, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND following properly in Seminole EIGHTH: I AlavaMugueria, 7. clams and demands Queens First Lady (Demjanik) ii. MARTIN MINDICPI i(h you, or fourth-ranked Nebraska. But Miami's defensive Unit, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. County, Florida: Erddza8enqoa.3 SantoAguree. i (General Partner) * Bone's Demon (Spriggs) II. $ efttserof you. may Piaveagainst said Miniwlllbeaheavyuzxjerdog which will be outsized by FLORIDA Alton Boy (S&VI) A 11. & Ocala Eagle Mteruri Attu. $ Sala Meri st Lot 13. Block "C". STERLING 71 Candlesvood Path estatejnffieofficeof theClerkof the CASE NO. 7S-71$CA49.0 apin Friday night against 13th. Colorado's huge offensive line PARK. UNIT NO TWO. according (Bridges) 3 1, 7 Gay GIaQ (Shimpi Cevla ASpi. 7 Chuctio Larra. III Circuit Court of thi Eighteenth Dii Hills. t. t , f y BAR DEN ENTERPRISES. INC . a Fermin Juan to the Plat thereof as recorded in 117,116 77, S Mike T (Kucil) S I Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, ranked Colorado vs. Buff,b.. may have to carry the Florida corporation. lContinued from NINTH: 1 Juan, 3. Sala. Plat Book 17, pages 97 andU. Public SIXTH IACfl.l Mile Pace. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida. Probate Division, in the tht' Minnesota Twins and then Aguirre, i Celaya, 5 lane, 6. Plaintiff, Records of Seminole County, bCe'$ an action to 'ior,c'ose a claiming 51.59$-Parse Courthouse of Sanford,. Florida, "MiamI lathe best 03 team In Hurricanes for the second by the Atlanta Braves, fromthete,capturingonlytheir Erddz& 7 A,zpi. I Bilbao. Freddie AdiOs (NicPioll) 72 2. T.J.Q. monacop no the fOIIOetQ descrIbed within four calendar months from straight the country," said The Red Sox gave him a Colorado CHARLESC,MERILLAT,.t UI.,,, has be" TENTH: 1. Santi. 2 ManchL Bruce property Iri Seminole County, the time of the fir*t publication of (DrMek)I 1,3 JniFiI (Rau) third pennant in Tom Vawkey's chance. On the recomiriendaAttu, I Maruri, S. Larrea. The offense, without injured aI. P Foland, Avco Financ ial Services Florio 3 I. 1. Mar M.rg Rusty (Kalatlsas) 6. Coseb Bill Mallory, whose Bthis notice Each claim or demand 42 'ears as owner. Defefldafl?3 of t4otIrod. Florida. Inc. a car I. S Ward.' Leo (Becker) 9 2, a Mtjgijer:, CPwdso. S Fermin (aloes enter the Orange Bowl Fullback Larry Bates, sputtered ThatpArtftheSan$o'dGrantand must be in writing and filed ') tion of Johnson, t he n manager NOTICE OF SALE The of one of Cu ba ELEVENTH: 1 Cactso Juan. notation, arid you are required to ('.overnment lot 3. Section 12. duplicate and state (he place of Sowdougl'i (Scaturo) $1. 7 (gyp coming off a 21-20 l 's all. at tuisville, he was promoti os s to OkIaagai ns NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that t Nebraska and totaled ?iln Wind (Hobbs) 6 1 serve a copy of your wtitten Township 70 South, Rang. 30 East, residence and post Sala larre. 3 Ogulia M'guel. time great baseball players, to Boston, but had only cc address of pursuant homa. to the Final Judgment of ng ca only 90 rushi Beo<a S DomingoEchave. defenses, if any. to 't on Rams.aijr 1. Iyivio within the fodlownq described the (la,r,ai'it and must be sworn to i 1-7 SEVENTH RACE -I Pac..i yards against Foreclorsure entered .n Luis Jr. ignored his paren ts the above s Fermin Perez. 7 Barre Azpl. $ Roguetnore plaintiff's attorney, tract rill land- Begin at the North by the clar,.anf, his agent or at Mtl.,Purse $933 I ' record. e Cornhusk s. Bates a th er ls o Styled ce (lust pending in the Circuit whose address advi not to try become a ma• The near tie, lost when a eonMaya Alt, *Wp't) $ I. 2 Dee Our-i Greer 1509 Barneft Bank West ror torney, or ftc same Shall be of the South West . of d Court in ar-id for SemInole County, Building, ,iactsonv,IIe, Florida 37202 Said Section 12' Thenc, run South TWELFTH: 1. CP'uctsOM.guel. 2. 5''0.1CkWa3m1SSedW)th83 will miss Colorado With a knee (Ka,jsne,') Ii. 3. I.i,a L'e S.. (C. jot league pitcher. He went to Dated at Winter Park. Florida. After winning a starting job, Florida. the undersigned Clerk W ill on of before November Sth. 117S. le" is" res, Crialia AgLir". 3 Sala Juan. S.A 47. it., West &IOnq the Wesl3 this 111h day of September. A D IhIenfeld) I 1, 1 C x4s K ing (15. seconds to play, dropped (*. injury. IeAkViq the job to 1W ,Mexico and went on to become he had a 15-6 record in I",.. Ile Fermin Afli. 6 Marvri Lanrea, II the property situated in said file the orjgigalwith thecleekotthis tine of the South West ', of said Regur 3 1, S. Reveille Bg Time 7S lahoma from fu-st to second pound freshman Ottis Ander. County theaceoftheCleveland Indians followed with 20-13 and 22-13 described as B.lbao Lip.. $ Erd.oa Muguenza Court either before service on Se-ctioo 17 for 1I1è$ feet to a point (Ulmer) I I, 6 Ocala Star Fly S. Dorothy Becker 3011. Lot 61, BROOKHOLLOW. Ptat plaintiff'S this, ace W before he was hit by injuries. tilarks, but still the Red Sox (Bridgesi $ I, 7 More Rel,,ble attorney or immediately is 794 19 feet North of. as As Executrix Book 17, Pa 9$, Seminole County, thereafter, otherwise a default will ms,w a' noIse anqI, from the Of said Miami IM 206-17 to Oklablona estate his career appeared ended in couldn't win. This year they If Hisairti's offew. huvily F iorlds; N-S Terry Drive. tw ritered against you tar the relief Smith fine rof the South West (Shell) 72. 1 4 of S: James A. Moreland ~ 1971 when he was released by did. two weeks ago In the Orange reliantontherwininga.NJp. AItame Springt, Fla. (InSide) demanded in the complaint or I'd$ertlon17: Thence J3mes A Moreland. of run South $9 . 701 per Notice of Commencement, Bowl. IN of qwkTback Kay Baker. decree's IS' 5*Y' East Parallel to the MORELAND 8. CUNNIGHAM, P A Per-u $473 I. Western Scott (F petition Saturday's Game ' I'. 0 R. Scott 1029. Page OW. reoccorded Taylor) to t. 2 Phatvorn O'LYISCPI WITNESS my handand thes"I of &Nit" li" rA the South Well fit of Cincinnati (GuIle'?) at Boston M Conlon Avenue Weill, 'PropIesayyou'retheb. can't move, the defense will inSemint,le County, F)o'jda, August this Court on September Bailty) 61. 3. Measured Fig (hint) 30th. said SectIon 17 for 10000 feet to Suite 350 3 team in the nation, but it's have to hold off a Colorado 73. 19YA ' 97 - 1611tellit 6 1. a Mptely Clip Aosy CSint: Thence run North 7 deorees Post Office Box 651 suft"Y's came, t' fnLstrating to know you WI team averaging 439 yards a at pb1c tale, to the highest and best 1 10 I . 3 P ippog Coi,jrt 5*-alt a)' S1' Est p.sra'l,t to the West tine C fl( 'OJt a? 5OS'Pfl Winter Park, Florida 327*5 iR booOdtf for Cash. Alt 11 00 A M on the 11cr) 3 1, 6 FreedOm Trail Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. CO thill Sorkith Wtl#t ';a of said Seclion haven't won a game," said game. Tuesday's Game ATTORNEYS FOR DOROTHY list day of October, 1975. the West 17 for Sinn'" i 'Sners1 7 7. P Jimmy Gold (Saul) Boston t C,nc,nna'l. tril Clerk of the Circuit Court to a oelnt; Thenee BECKER, EXECUT RIX HuITicane tight end Qiarile front color of the Seminole SI I Arid1 Canvcv Ple,ly) Si By Lillian T. Jenkins Pun North 19 degrees 15' 50" West Publish Oct 7. 9, 1973 Wdnesday's Game Oklahoma managed only 177 Courthouse. Sanford. FloridaCounty Claud. prclleltntpi.Stp,ljn0fp,,$,0,,1 NINTH RACE-C-1 Pace-I Asililse. At Deputy Clerk Boston at Cincinnati, (nI 0(511 yards againsit Colorado's de- ICOURT SEAL) Purse $63 I Ad.,ø Mystery Publish Oct 2. 9, 16. 23. 19?S Wrist 0.0 rod oullod sisocilion 12 for )"It IS IN Thursday's Game THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The ot her Miami loss was a fense, which has settled down Arthur H Beckw.?h. Jr 1967 and only the third time in iontinued from Page 1.11) tKurtzwrth) 5). 2 Devils Trumpet DES is e't to a point: Then run Nor Boston at C.ncinnati. Cob Clerk of the Circuit th 6 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR Court season opening defeat to since gi ving up V points 10 CalIT Taylor) 9 3. 3 M.anrut Decdr necessary decrees Is, 7')" West for 1717 owner Tom Yawkey's car ee r in By Elaine RiCharoe 71 feet CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (Neillen) 31. I to Galayant ADVERTISMENT FOR BIDS ifl? that is Saturday's Game Georgia Tech, which is tin- tfornialnaseason-open1ng 3.fl them." Boston, are a perfect blend of Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA. PUBLIC NOTICE i5 hereby given ''thCMfprfy of aj ranked but has a 3-1 recort measured at t CHANCERY NO. 7S-476CA-29D IfTiantpitchesan)here like age and youth. victory. Colorado beat Publish Oct v. 197 s (Provost? 6 I. & that Sealed Proposals will be risahl AMQIPS from the 4141SIff ly fight Little Jodi sary (Bourgeois) 91. 7 Bullet Freight Sunday's Game (Pig Driver) 10 I. I Motor loris's C,nc,nrt?, at Boston, if Florda. at the City Hall until I 30 'd No 97' Thente run South 24 lead against Nebraska at half- State 52.0 before meeting OkIa.PlaIntiffs, (Brainard! 77 p m, local time on October 17. 1975, decrees 1')' ac West Parallel to the i' time, and Ne braska defensive horns. Oakland A's, the Bed Sox are in one of the two players left from IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. for the removal of the SL00O gallon easteily nlaht of way line of US OAK HARBOR, INC. etc. et al. business. Boston's "old num" the 1967 lied Sox team mlix EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. " r .'yw 0 "U TU Vt WI' a Defendants CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Canelbenty, Florida. Bid prices dittliOt'. Af 71373 it to pitched a three-hitter against this year's edition the best BosPOint: COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF SUIT IN shall includ, the dismlntling and Tmi'erunPIoqlh6)d,g,IpjM.,l.. the three-time world cham- ton club he's ever seen. Third MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE CIVIL ACTION NO, 71I271-CA4,.D removal of eq'jipms'nt West 71 10 ft to a onint. Thence run TO JAMES DOWER the site. OflS, triggering the lied Sox to baseman Rico Petrocelli, the BARPIETT MALL BANK. N A a ('iiith 76 degrep '3' 14" West PROPOSALS WILL BE national banking corporation, DEVERAUX J. DOWER PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ riaratlsl to the e4%terly right of way a shocking three-game sweep. other veteran, agrees with Yam. TALLA.HAEE EUGENE P0815014 AP) Plaintiff. ALOUD immediately after the tin, of Ii S Highway No 17 arid No as they could," but made too trapped, Hubbard said. better than wewe1- a.st).ar" vs. The Red Sox, in the World And so do a lot of Red SoxYOU, Oete.dants, are hereby Florida A&.M Coach Rudy many costly mistakes. ripiraton 04 the time established for a distance Of 404*) Rat tler running back L)onald Hubbard said. Series for the first time since watchers. ft to a notified that a Complaint t DOUGLAS PARK. INC, Florida above Vt, point e receipt of Proposait of th West Iin of Said Sec tion f eclo a certain m Hubbard says his team played "That's my fault," Hubbard Byrd fumbled away a Likely ' u corporation, et al or se the tgage on or SPECIFICATIONS AND Tp'.n*e run South 0 Oe'eej I)' hard enough to win Last Satw-- said. "I Just haven't made them touchdown when "the L following des cribed property. Defendants PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS 31" Fast foe' a distance 17I' to S1fuate, tying and beIng In Seminole CLERKS day's game against Hord, realize how Important the little on the field gabbed Specifications and Pr oc edural point of beginning Said tract of County. Florida, to wt NOTICE OF SALE Documents may be ONand land I,in0 arid t-i.'r s?uatpd in City bu t not smart in W~ ogh things are I'm just gothg to sey," Hubbard said. NOTICE I S HL E BY GIVEN that I ,4 The Eost 388 IS feel of the South FICTITIOUSN AME application at the City Engineers of Saoforn. Seminole County, 10 "I still feel we have a better have to do a better job of co pursuan t to a Final Judiment of 10 2 feet Of the Nor th %-a Of the NW Notice is P'.reby given that I He said Rattler's failed to ex9$ Lake Triplet Drive P0 Florid* en ov ForeIg. Of the NE '., lying West of State tered In the ab e Box 53, Casseerry, Florida, 37701, ha' Pit-en team, bu t they outplayed us SinCing them." in in at Pt 7. Box ecote in key si tuations and filed acciost YOU and ou Ro entitled cause in the ourt 0 ad 47) (Maitland Avenue), LESS CtrcuaCuiI, 572* Longwood. Seer.inole County, the igMh Judiiil at. enough to win the ball game 6. kqovs the payment of a deposit of reri.Or.d t serve a copy of YOU Howard scored the game's made tc many fwnbles, hng Floridaunder the fictitious 1500 per set The deposit shill be In written da'en. if any, to It on the South Il feet Of the West 100 feet 0)," Hubbard said Wednesday lone touchdown on a 4$-yard one of live. But he added that LACE DOLLS OF ORLANDO, name Of the East Is fee, lying sl of aridf and for Seminole County. I lorida, I casts, or chick drawn payable to the ROt I P43 PEEP L (S iI sell public ivcliot to the City of Casselbee'ry. I State Road 427 (Maltland Avenue). as he prepared for SaUay's passplaybe1,eFlondaAM the te thai I en to register said name MEADOWS P A is improving. Plaintiffs il Sect',n 21. TOhip 2) South ,th the Cle f the CircuIt Court. highest bidder 0' clv' at the West tr-FriPi. PPVSDOSAL GUARANTY game agairtct Alabama State defensise backs rped coytse4.1r1ressis610t SW 76 "Itscundsfunn for fl3 to be Str rI Contv, fl0.& fl Front ct (C'fthCj fl ihi "Vt 79 Fast Each i'opotal Shall be ac 4treet, S,th M.mt, Fr44 331*3. has lie said the RatUs "put as ering the receivers, thinking that uy ac City Of Sanford.. Seminole County, corn niedacertifiadth.ckoran noec it af filed againSt y t a ba cOrdae with the prov Isions 04 the in the bV ho'e October 77th. 1975, and much effort into that ball game the Hcward qua rt er ba ck above styled suit and you are s ame, but we're much, much FIct.tious Name Statu'tex To Wit Florida at the hour of ii 00 AM 00 acceptable lot of Proposal filetheonlaInat with thq Clerk Of October 34th. i975. ta? certain th.s 'urnd Ia serve a copy of your S'a't- lt57 Guaranty ,n a,, amount equil to ('*'uirt eith' hetore service 00 answer or plead'ng parcel of real pee?y described as lust five ($) per cent Cf S. Kathtuen C. Williams to the Complaint the acvnt Plaintiffs' aftey or Immediately On tot Plaintiff's attorney, JOSEPH A Publish Oct. 7.9. II, , Ofthee'rcosal,pyabae'ttbo'r- thereafter' *Wh.'rw15 detatt The No'Th 177.33 feet of the SE City Of CasSetber, Florida , he entered aoanst you for the will MUPASKO Pt). Box 716, Fern • Home of the Original Trilecia Of the NW , 4 of Section I 1. Tosistwonsei nelf Park, tlonida, and file the glooliollrobl"Ify that if the Propm original Mt or 4. 4*1 71 South, Range 29 East, tyng and wager plus win, place, show, FICTIT$OUSNAME accepted, the Bidder will execute T'I't)!Ion being Westoftpw WrsteeIyHisw.y the tf- Clerk of the Circuit court on or Is hot Ill given Contract, and fife acceptable WIT t I S%mvhandand ,heShelof before COLUMBU& Otdo (AP) - I Wedmby. round decision over fellow W48911,111 in bus'"I'll" a? I" Crystal rightoaway of Interstate I f Lj Performance Bond wtsin ten Ihe Ph djy' of November this (ourt on the 72nd di, Of SeP (to) I Gourmet dining in the don't know if I can handle the 1975 ttyoufa;lto50 aderree pro Australian Bob Stanton American Tom Kite. Like Ave. Lake Mary 37744, air-conditioned clubhouse. Seminole County, FlOrida Serninobi County, Floqioa IIfldef COnt"SO will be taken against you OWNER'; RIGHTS RESERVED f(rcit Cti,wf Seal) Bear," said Je Heard, look- scored two victies to advsnce ElieI, Heard had disp the (S.a3) t o' the relief fictitious na The 9 Grandstend admission only Owner reserves the right to LAVENDER & demanded Ms the AtlPitv H Brkwith, Jr ing at his assignment today to the semifinals against Turn of another' young U.S. star, Ed- LACE ANTIQUES, and Afl H B.ck.ith. Jr. Complaint that I Wtfnd jici any or ut Pro aIs nd to (leek cit the circuit CO SOC. Free parking! Ji Clerk o th Circuit Court against Jack Nicklaus In the Weiskopt, abe seeded into the die Pearce, 1-up. WITNESS my hand and official waive tOreg'%t.rsaidnaes,wlmt,t,Cleqk Informality By' I (tItan Jenki or By Lillian JenkinS • Post time 7:45 PM seal of Office at Sanf*-i, Seminole technicaI1?y in any Proposal n the $U7,500 International All-Star fma four of the thret'-day tow-fl..p.ay C)PI't "The nxtre I see of this Of the Circuit Cave?. Seminole (!pi-i Cn',. 'ntrre' of t'e owner th 30th day of September PCtIIciS, PP.0J's & • Ladies Nile Thursday nament. course, the more I like it,," 1975 proytions 04 the Fi(1i?lOU Ward & Woodman, PA The whistling Heard, a (ow'"I'm swinging so bad. Heard said of the par-fl., 7,000.. RomeStatute, To Wit BY: Bill B Crier Ri" Wilt-sw C PgiI, P 0 1 909 Statutes 1957. Uiy'o' Arthur 14 8ickwitp, Jr time tour winner, earned the played lousy. Torn just played yard Muirfield Village lttprney fee' S Winter Park. Floeøa 371*9 Clerk of the Circuit Cos'rt S Hazel Woodruff Attest: 4)I S semifinal shot at N&cklaus after lousier," said Heard after his mortal csgse, a layout AP?*iIiIyS 8 r Elaine RiChard. Publish. Oct. 79. )4 73. )17S Mary W HawThorne Publish. Oc?.L 191$ a pair at flA((S7W triumphs rain-splattered 3 and third szgned by Nfrkleus. De, c Pvbièih. Sf94 79. Oct ' 'I 75 DES 4* n' 7% Cc' 7 9, 14. 1975 Pub4iis OCR Iii Oct 2. 9. 54, 73 117$ CIFS 13 - EvemngHerald,Sanford, FL The Little People Gene Name-E. P. PENICK. JR, Ex. 1111plois IIAMP. lowit THOMAS l ifictior vohlrh wr PvDKI to enQaqe in 1,1 of Interest - Sale own" 11 11F,vn ,h, TIMIS 17OUNTAIN hlotInP141 At 941 WVMO'e ROAll 5: E. P. Penick, Jr. OF RFA(ITY ,nder *hiCh I ekOeCt $ltamr'O cnrirnFlorida later than the 11th day of October 197$, and thall be received on or Publith: Oct. 9. 16. 23, 30. 1973 before the 161 h day of October 197$. DES 6S Publish! Oct, 1, 9. tO. 1975 G *ld Death' Notice INVITATION TO RID First Street, Sanford. Florida 32711. In Notice The Board of Trustees of the All bids 0,11 be 1111arled no, - - Notice ;- ___________________________ MIAMI (AP) An attorney cause of dea th was cardio-pul. for the family of a Colorado monary arrest. He added that - - - * - - - - _________________________ -• ' - - - ' - . ' , - - . I Buffs Favored Over M ami 11J . . Karate Scheduled At Wests'ode Center J(,Penney Days on t M issourveryspecial D ricesonsporting ' - - i ment, Check our sporting . zl_ _____1 ---" goods department for your huntin g and fishing needs. . -' - -..' - In OB Clash • Tiant Final ly Gets Wish--Crack At Series , ' son Special12.88 Bfuns.o Custom 300 rubber bowling ball Available in 10, 12. 14 or 16 lb weight In black green and btack'VIOIC.t Special 4.99 Key!;tcine bowling hag is made of durable vinyl and comes in 4 assorted Colors JCPonney bowli n g shoes. (Not Shown) Men's. Reg 9 99 to 15 99, Sale 7.88 Women's Reg 8 99 to 12 99, Sale 5.88 ______________________________________________ - is - -__ .. - :,.. :. :, Cincinnati Reds Hope To Pull Off Big Steal '. at - -- . - Hubbard Takes Blame For Loss -.- ..'. ,.,. n.... •--' 'U,,. r - ' '' " - I / _o"o,oi SpeciaI .;,A '-- -" "' i F 25 S1 25988 1--_- 9n99 ~_ '-~, , 1-1 --Z.- - " ___. -.1, cut PTX-90 wood tennis racket features 'open throat' design which reduces air r esistance and Improves control. Sturdy hardwood frame nylon strung air rifle gun can shoot B760 B 's or pellets Great fr !/crossrnan _____ trirq"t Shooting - at • ____ - _______________________ Legal Notice , . am -- _ ,/ off Par Excellenc e. - Our best quality paint ! _ LL" ____ ____ ________ '' Oflice, ess ____________________ c at . ________________ - Special ___________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________ - bus i,' --:_:*:"* . , . . -_ - 1 World Series at Heard To Meet Nicklaus Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 for 41 great nights of Harness Racing Action. - 011 _:1 a 0 ________ "8 ''*I... a e any a a. ' ' playroom Highly washable. durable and stain resistant, Hands and tools clean up in soip and '.'.t',er. Cb o . - ,99, Par ExCllenc semi - 91 OSS IS 10eal for kitchen, bath _____ .I Reg. ' '':' -- ctmkjrn colors . 11 111111 . . . f I ,. , -I-- 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penn Open Sunday 1 - 5 . p.m. Store,. Ph. 323.1 3 1 0. .:-;;; c-i -, Sale 5.99 - Save 1 6 me of r custom Colors am _ Sale 5.99 Reg. ii,, Par Excellence our best interior flat latex Co',ers in one coat Washable durabe stain and fade resistant Hands jid tools cean up in soap anti �-. -,_, -- e - ---" -t-e-c-' - .VVef_-e - - - - --- ---- - - --=-'--= - --• - r-----e--t! - -4 &— Evenn Herald, Sanford, Thursc1ay, Oct. , 197S Nissenson Picks Sooners t r---------e-------t- - =--- - - ------- e .-- - - ---fl-' - --=------ Super Texas, Oklahoma To Clash A nswer to Prtisous puzzle HERSCHEL NISSENSON And there's no better place to years with Oklahoma winning lost to both. This year they beat AP Sports Writer start than with the annuU Red 48-27, 27-0, 52-13 and 16-13. Notre Dame, but they'll still NEW YORK (AP) — The River brouhaha in Dallas beOklahoma's Barry Switzer lose to Michigan 17.10. Texas-Oklahoma game is so tween second-ranked has never lost to Texas — or West Virginia at Penn State: important that Darrell Royal, Oklahoma and No. S Texas, anyone else, for that matter The last 19 years, except for a Your basic Country & Western highlight of a tasty schedule as a head coach, and he won't 14-14 tie in 1958, have belonged fan, probably doesn't even have which also features three other this week ... Oklahoma 28-21. to Penn State and only three time to listen to any good guitar match-ups between rankcd Last week's count showed 53 times has the NUtany Lions' pwkrn this week, teams — Michigan at Michigan right and 15 wrong for a per. margin of victory been under 10 This corner certainly has State, West Virginia at Penn centage of .779. For the season, points. They say all good things nothing against guitar-pickin', State and Oklahoma State at it's 188-82-7—.6%, must come to an end ... or must even indulging in a few lost Missouri. Michigan at Michigan State: they? Penn State 24-14. chords from time to time, as Royal won 12 of the first 14 It's the fifth year in a row the Oklahoma State at Missouri: Darrell can testify, but this battles against his alma mater Spartans have played Notre Cowboys hit the road for the week we, too, will stick to pick- but a revolting development Dame and Michigan back-to- first time. The road hits back Ifl' scores, has taken place the last four back. The first four times they Missouri 24-17. Ohio State at Iowa: "The players might tend to take this one lightly, but I won't let them," says Woody Hayes, whose Buckeyes are No. 1 Ohio State 42-7. Washington State at Southern California: It's easy to get to the L.A. Coliseum but it ain't Ki 'o n easy to win there ... Southern () ) ('al 28-14. Kansas at Nebraska: You B) 'DIE ASSOCIATED ittss scoreless tie at 3:05 of the third knocked in with a high stick . think Kansas doesn't period. Guy Charron scored for Kanremember last year's 56-0 The game had been billed as a Black Hawks 2, Rangers 2 sas City, Billy Harris for New shellacking? You think Kansas forecast of the James Norris Fleet center Bobby Sheehan York, won't get beat again? Nebraska Division first-place race: the celebrated his return to the 21-7. Los Angeles Kings against the NHL with the goal that gave Canucks 3, Minnesota 2 Texas A&M at Texas Tech: Montreal Canadiens in the Na- Chicago a 2-1 lead in the evenThe coaching debut of Ted Considered this for Upset Spetional Hockey League season tual tie. Harris at Minnesota was ruined cial ... very briefly. Texas A&M opener for both clubs. Ivan Boldirev also tallied for by a bad break when the stick of 27-10. If it was, in fact, a preview of Chicago, while Bill Fairbairn North Stars' goalie Cesare Washington at Alabama: things to come, there's trouble and Rick Middleton scored for Maniago snapped In half Just Might be closer than you think. cn the West Coast. The New York. before Jerry O'Flaherty scored Then again, it might not Canadiens destroyed the Kings Scouts 1, Islanders I the game-winner. Alabama 357. with four players Scoring Referee Bob Myers disDon Lever and Dennis VerColorado at Miami, Fla.: Up. two goals apiece and goalie Ken allowed an apparent goal by vergaert also tallied for last set Special of the Week Dryden stopping a Bart New York's Jude Drouin that year's Smy the Division Miami 20-17. shley penalty shol would have put the Islanders champs. Dennis Hextall and Notre Dame at North Caro. "It didn't look like the same ahead with 47 seconds to go. Lou Nanne counted for Mm- lina: There isn't any good time Los Angeles team," offered Myers ruled the puck had been nesota. to play the Irish, particularly Dryden, who stopped shots after they lose a toughie on the way to the first shutout of Notre Dame 30.6. the 59th NHL season. "That's Vanderbilt at Florida: The enough errors by a team for Gators haven't forgotten last three or four games." year ... Florida 24-6. MI u scoring Wednesday Lo uisiana State at Tennight was by the Canadiens, Nuggets nessee: LW won last year 20. who took a giant stride towards 1. This year ... Tennessee 20matching the league-leading i goals they collected last I L SALE! \ i GOTTA TC14 IT... I GLJN9URN I &0 2' On Athletic Scholarships LOS ANGEI.ES AP) — Twenty-five women attending the University of Southern California are on athletic scholarships. "USC now has one of the best, if not the best, women's intercollegiate athletic program in the country," associated athletic director Barbara Bridges said Wednesday of the six-sport women's program. Axiiong the women on scholarship are gymnast Gale Wyckoff, swimmers Heather Greenwood and Linda Stmipson, tennis players Diane Desfor and Barbara Hallquist and volleyball player Lou Jepson. Padres Records Subpoenaed SAN DIEGO API The district attorney's office has subpoenaed the financial records of the San Diego Padres in an investigation of financier C. Arnholt Smith. Smith is a former owner of the National League tcball club. lie sold it in 1974 fora reported $825 million to Chicago millionaire Ray Kroc, owner of a fast-food chain, Dist. Atty. Ed Miller is trying to learn whether Smith, former chairman of U.S. National Bank and the WestgateCalifornia Corp., violated state laws during the collapse of his financial empire. - ACROSS 33 Fail flowers 36 Cicatrix flOveIiit, 37 Marian 38 joint, 6 George 40 Threefold was h? (comb form) Pseudonym 41 Viper 11 Reiterate 43 Priority (pr olix) 13 Offensive odor Timetable 14 Catarrhal notation 12 disease 15 Daw.i. 46 View ed again 16 She did some 48 Heavy writing 49 Maroon 17 Mephsto 50 Serfs 19 Pub brew 51 Bottoms Eley To Join Falcons ATLANTA iAP) — Former Arizona State running back Monroe Eley is expected to begin workouts with Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League today, a Falcons spokesman said. The 6-foot-2, 210-pounder was signed Wednesday. Eley, a Rocky Mount, NC,, native played for the British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League the last three seasons, gaining 1,176 yards last year. He also caught 18 passes for 321 yards. The Falcons selected Eley In the fifth round of the 1974 NFL draft, hoping to lure him back to the United States. Tourney Signs Texas Tech EL PASO, Tex. (AP) — The Texas Tech Red Raiders, corunnerups in the Southwest Conference last year, have been signed to play in the 197$ Sun Bowl Basketball Tournament. Other teams signed for the tourney Include (irncnn Mir'hion nrI Tyn1 Pcn Claws Seminole Steel Buildings LOW COST BUILDINGS • FAST SERVICE PHONE: (305) 1690111 —SEMINOLE STEEL BUILDINGS— TOFITYOUR NEEDSANDYOUR BUDGET - LOM Term Econs.,, L*w t4Uil CistT,vms Items if Ma1ifa.c, F, IJs SLMIJOLE STEEL IUIDINOS FOR EVERY SHELTER JOB ACT P40W....MAIL COUPON TODAY EMIN, IEL Cop o OK ICIJ LONOW000, FL. iflW GENTLfMEN Pleawpvt meiii yvv M,,tm hit ts the ,f ah*C* I may be INterested dwI the Iwit s - "N' MCI,.w Siwde ) Hay Stern,. & Fteds i Merle BarNs P •hdii rnyipta"to buldtt t I WariIis t I Spe G.,,,, I P H$in mè 2 cPiscti AYE I I Nay Cssen t i Dairy Sneil I I Cu,".rcleI I I UIUWv Ivfta e tI*/I Pt40f4E DOPE55 STATE v j,, ZiP ALL ACCESSORIES 10 TO 70% OFF fib SOME FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES 20 Ruche 22 Slight taste 40%OFF 711ORANGEAVE. 24 Jitters 26 Golfing stroke 27 Boat paddle 28 Heavyweight 29 Yugoslav city 30 Road Curve 31 6rlih gun WINT!!4!! A 1' -£ - SANFORD 3ATING &AIR I CONDJTIOIOU 011, h•l h M. : H _____________ - -7r ,-=- t -- --- -e - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Oct. t, lflS,—SB = -' 'b -- I P (4 wrote A A87 A Q932 31 She £J32 Clerical Life 32 Scottish plaid 10 01 1 1 1 1 1 I (5 NORTH RANf ASS 16 Ji 33 Too 34 Abrogate 35 Tranquil 36 Scarf 37 Arabian gulf 39 Dispatches 41 American physi ci st 42 Rots figs 4 Fish 47 Broad,r.a1 sign 18 j9 iio I IU- 2 moo SHN s 1 likeNew Tims! '' I . -. THIS LUMP ON MY HEAD WHEN I 10i.D TDOT'Si E , I WAS .7 GOING SOWUNG F I. Jt'I.-'. by Dick Covelli UMITED ' -': WARRANTY -:--. '' '' ':" ' 114LL cAE? WORLD WILJ.. '-' - • Doubl..b.lttd for ti'id war. r . - - - -. .. " "' -. - - . C ( ab? "o,mal use to. en .. - damage, NNW solve .'. tre 'd"jur dua.1 D.Vz. - :--- C _L_... - Chnm*a now tiro. -. with tread "'P"-'°" ° i° g,t,oi ZI OtfllS1fl5. head tp'lfl ANY lririli glom Rol omes 1"001 Si.. ', we t pavement. cimsnt adjushmint r', ci (apptoIlmape nations over ege ieilg pc.,) r.d " tiP a n d to 20 A85 EACH EACH Sites F71111-14 16 I1ckw.PI to UX Fed tat asp, and recappabi. t. , - . I_-_---------- - ir•'v by Bob Mont j•'. , ;lt1 .. ( :1 - inilillimmism j.•a. • Vsst, Char;. Areocan tip'.ii ' O'erp CIi.tb ' Casts Blant. lt1L,- trait dtc I1I(I lcIune both front rotor, - - Btj 3 butret capicsty, Ills ?J cMiIon trath cans . ,si North East South ',tA • A reader from Louisiana wants to know why it is that the experts always make the win- (DO you have a question for the Jaco5ys" Wnte "Ask the Jacobys' care of this newspaper,The most interesting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN; CARNIVAL by Dick Turn., For Friday, October 10, 1975 1 / today. You could be very today. You're going to make Irritating to all win earshot. some sudden changes in TAURUS (April 20-May 20) direction. You won't want to be You'll find you're better at locked Into an outmoded handling serious matters in the plan. P.M. than in the am. Don't rush SAGITrARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Into decisions withoug weighing 21) Don't be surprised today if alternatives, someone who owes you an old GEMINI (May 21-June 20 ) debt comes forth and pays at Your first Impulse today Is to, least part of the obligation. look after your self-Interests. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. You'll soon discover you'll acYour work habits won't be complLsh more by adhering to quite up to snuff today. Be the spirit of gi ve-and-take careful how you handle tools, CANCER (Juneto21-July fl) especially You'll be asked do a favor others. those that belong to you consider an imposition. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You'll find you not only feel You'll gain someUng of value good about doing it, but are today because one in a key having fun, to boot. p osi tion on wi ll help you accom LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) 11 you pl things you could never don 't succeed on the first try — Pull off on your own. and you probably won't — hang PISCES(Feb.with 20-March 20) A in there. It may take several rendezvous a person ' o 4 o I 4 0 4 1 / 0 -' — err 0 _____ 0 till N — "Oh, It's he ' brass ring,but you'll catch the you're very fond of is In the cards today. It will be stirVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. prising, because you'll meet in You're apt to ex pe rien ce so me a place you'd least expect to domestic pressures early in encounter her. day. Later, things will get YOU all right, Dean At least, the price hr YOUR BIRTHDAY FUNNY BUSINESS r kEMD, çc LoETt ()545X-M'LLIC4- I CO..LAR WHAT HAVE Q.r To SW FOR i L By Roger BdIe', ERR s jUMPM! I Al 11 -- DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ':rc4: 77075 gT— PEXAps &WaIS Oc £4O5 X a&AIJW - f Wi4T I - ag1/7711 QL7t) lAT 4M' $4t24 /*AJiy 4114 10 w cc/ WA i7 ,W RM&44p I ffMtc Ve WAe is a1r, I f 77t,i A 2p5(jtm a 7v.tw ,W - ' AIC FCR ijr (1-i'LV A HOPEcr E'd'h7 ThSOV 0 - - A. S'.. Sam RANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thom f-L-t P L'F'$ A DIPFRNT -. .,(Nfv PAIR o1 $IIIIPPER$ EACH NIGHT... AID SoMTIMU THI'$ STILL A FOOT IN II attempts, 9Ir TRASH CAN LINERS e.i •i,.. UII JL Vi UI Writ / -- .-..-- OTOR SERVIC _____ c1l!!!E I acuwil I •UiU UIIffi C C '. IaLiT 4 from dummy and pick up the 11 HOROSCOPE 1L1//N ft'óO PA&' tAYPJ Whitewalls add $1.50 lid as shovwi at F.istone Stores Co,rc.i t... r'-'- . - Open We also her.O" 3',eI P1t514 RIackwaII P-.i ie 52c Fed tat •.p ard re:appate t. • I ARCHIE (71-14.15 BlacIiw.Il ciceilent s(op and tt*cUOfl z 11 remember what disturbed you. Oct. 1O,115 LIBRA(Sept.23-Oct.23)An Keeponthegoodsldeofyour opportunity that will make or in-laws or family friends this save you money will pop up coming year. One of them could suddenly. Be on your toes to put you on to something that grab it, for it will disappear as will be extremely profitable. H AR GE ptoiv.d.ni HAZARD. pwthassit win tm EACH ements 1'1 brighter. You won't even OlflIflSlOthS the tsoloupv'tc sncIudir ROAL - • 0 14II 1-1IHER7HANA'C' - -C)W MY RECRT CARD. 1 -. - - - -- .• -, -- -- '.. . I sa Both vulnerable ARIES (March 21-April 19) quickly as it appeared. Don't put your mouth in motion SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) before your brain is In gear Keep your schedule flexible (a i ' that would be his only club trick If East held them he would take his quarry. Later on. South would lead a club a AK954 $y BERNICE BEDE OSOL NC ( SOMEThI,'.jC, I WHAT? '-.. CAME UP - M ,-f- - \, . p. ' -. ,.j"'; -. : " "• (our Slap-dash play works on occasion. Sou th wi ns the first heart and goes after clubs. The slapdash player bangs down the ace and king. Th is drops West's queen and Sou th Is sure of 10 tricks He probably makes an more often than poorer ones, eleventh by leading a diamond but it does not win all the time. by Stoff.I & Heimd SANFORD HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING Give West clubs he could take his queen then or later, but * K96 K92 Al ning plays in our column Ixlays article siuws quite the opposite. The expert makes three or maybe four notrump. The ondinary player makes four five or even six. In general, we try to show the best play and the best play wins JI I ThISç a play. SOUTH toward dummy's queen and may even wind up with twelve if th e defense isn't top notch, The ex pert declarer doesn't do nearly as well, lie has bid th ree notrump and wants to win the game and rubber. He does win th e first heart l Jul Jill" ri Ii I ?LVESTER ..THTTI4'T)4lR1 ME VA MISSED TI-4' .1864 4 1066 - Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass go FOR FREE ESTIMATES CAL1322.6390 K 105 & Q7 1 juIt BUGS BUNNY v QJ 1076 Opening 1ead-9 lI 1 Heating and Air Conditioning offer you year 'round comfort EAST * JI053 v 83 A Q42 and does lay down his ae of clubs, but his next club play Is a low one toward the Jack. West ta kes his queen and goes about the business of setting up his hearts but this doesn't bother expert South at all. South wanted to guard against a 4-1 club break and the low club to the jack was perfect safety I NT ONE / 0 WEST omIIJ WWI ' -•: (2 1ci !J_ N 5 I 7 Hawaiian garland 8 Complete 9 S PO r>one BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY k CLASS CAN'T GO 3 WITH U , TON IGHT ,-& DAG'V-OOD -- . I t AT AO i JIM L.. SINCE WECEAENT ULD . - Free r R0 q WIN UN IN °!°!L, 21 I IJI JUIJU I yiw'flhEgo Oppose Playoff - 1,14114" RING 1 0UfltIfl ' ST. LOUIS (AP) RepresenPrior to the Wednesday a tatives of at least four major nouncement, however, the A conferences appear Set to op. learned that the tabulation w pose formation of a long-await. 84 for advancement of the pri ed national collegiate football posal, with five committe playoff for large schools, members absent from a mee But the president of the Na. ing last weekend. ticnal Collegiate Athletic MaoThe opposition to such a reit ciatlon, which announced ommendation it was learnec Wednesday it will put the mat- came from faculty representa ter to a vote, says such opposi- five Marcus L. Plant of MicP tion should be weighed. igan, Big Ten Conference; ath "We, the members of the letic director J. D. Morgan o council, are mesely forwarding UCLA, Pac-8 Conference; Corn the proposal for a vote by missioner Boyd McWhorter o members of DivIis- n I ilarve C.ih.....e.._ 10 - THAN A DOU B LE - Football PowerS 5 THE-4 7'b4OUGg.rr 1' WO MORE RELEVANT DEALER FOR Big Dan Issel • Wide A ç Tossed 12 Petere,s DOWN 13 OPenhanded t Fu blow disease of re 18 It as (corn, 2 City in France 21 Danish con 3 Each 23 Evening 4 Fiber knots 25 FUtile 5 Enervates 26 Stake 6 Snort jacket 28 Bed car-opes liii N 'V CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS WE ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED - 6 to '7 H I) Continue Dealing I boat eje'. PH. 647-2334 offeet 23 flat-bottomed by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER ener ob GaIr.ey had two goals DENVER (AP) Wheeler. really fills a hole with the loss of )iece for Montreal, and Yvan w-noyer had the other for dealer Carl &heer, never con- Marvin." ontreal, which took 48 shots tent to stand idly by if there are Robtsch's departure leaves It Kings' goalie Rogatien transactions to be made, moved Denver with only five players whon and netted six shots in to shore up the Denver Nuggets' from last year's Western Diviweakened center position sion championship team. o third period, Ten other clubs opened their Wednesday by acquiring Sources differed on the exact FIL seasons Wednesday night, veteran Dan Issel from the Bal. compensation given the Claws. the California Seals su timore Claws. David Cohan, president of the In exchange for Issel, Scheer ised the Atlanta Flames e St. Louis Blues tied the De- said the Nuggets gave up veter- Baltimore franchise and one of At Red Wings 1-1, the Chicago an center-forward Dave Rob- the club's 10 partners, said the ack Hawks and New York Isch and an undisclosed amount Claws would receive RoLsch, ingers tied 2-2, the Kanas City of cash. One source pegged the the rights to Webster and "two other solid players" from the outs and New York Islanders sum at oo Issel, a four-tL'ne A11-SIX Nuggets. 1 1-1, and the Vancouver But Scheer emphatically dethe Kentucky Colonels, nucks edged theMinnesota had been traded three weeks nied that statement, saying, th Stars 3.2. j. Marvinisnotpartofthedeal, to the Claws, a new ago Seals 4. FUmes 3 Seals came back can Basketball Association The only players involved are [be young tm a 3-1 deficit to beat At. franchise.He initially balked at Issel and Robisch." Issel,a five-year veteran, has ita, w hi ch got two goals from tha t trade. Scheer, the Nuggets' presi- been among the league's top m Lyslak and one from curt dent and general manager, an- scorers and rebounders since nnett. eals' scorers were rookie nounced the acquisition of Issel graduating from the University iph Klassen, Dave Gardner, only 12 hours after receiving of Kentucky. The 6-9 Issel, who try Patey and Bob Murdock. news that the team's No. I draft played center his first year with choice, 'i-foot-1 Marvin Web- the Colonels before being Wings 1, Blues 1 ster, was suffering from a form switched to forward, has aver3111 Lochead, sprawled on of hepatitis that would force aged 28 points and 12 rebounds five f eet from the St. Louis il, swept in a pass from Dan him to miss all or part of the per game during his pro career. 1975.76 season. We bster played loney wi th 1:55 remaining "Dan Issel will be my startthe Red Wings Into their tie In only one preseason game Lng center," said Nuggets before undergoing a series of Coach Larry Brown upon learr'ti the Blues, in outstanding game by tests at a Denver hospital. ing of the trade. "lie's great on You don't get chance to get the boards and loves to run, so the Jim Rutherford kept [)e. It, outshot 34-19 in con- a player of Dan Issel's calibre he s ho uld fit in well wi th the .Tvr said, He type of game we play." tion until Lochead scor ed. eery ick Lefley had broken a uc 10 To 60% OFF Acquire iar. Jim Roberts. Guy afleur, Jacques Lemai~e and A A. T1 __ g -- lia W000WARD, MEADOWCRAFT. SCROLL. TROPITONE, BROWN JORDAN, CAROLINA FORGE Canadi"ens Blank n N Lr, I Ecglih ALL FURNITURE IN STOCK - gs I __ r. _ -- ... Southern Cal Has 25 Women Tv SALE / By BRIEF - r--n-r--,- BEETLE BAILEY Novelist IN --- , -t-- -; ------- ---------=------- ----=---' --S- Mort Walker SPORTS -=e- -'----, -.---t ---- - CYI 1 ~ PKISCILLA'S POP MAIL FOR MiSS) HOLLYHOCK! " &Jifl by Al Vermeer ROM JENKINS, KT LATTSBuR-4, t'L'i LAYNEURG..PA,r MARION, IND. CI-4RISTMA IN OCTOBER.' - �, 68-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday: Oct. - 9, )!75 I SEEK TONIGHT'S TV Thursday 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6, 8) Concentration (9) Wld World 01 Animals (13) CBS News (24) Intercom 24 (3.5) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Treasure Hun? (6) Good Times (S 9) Let's Make A 11:30 (2. I. 1)) Hollywood Deal (13) Movie (44) Love American Style 8:00 (2. I) The Montetuscos (6) The Waltons (9) Barney MIller (24) RomantIc Rebellion (35) Animal World (44) Dinah 8:30 (2, 8) Fay (9) The Rocks (24) Classic Theatre Preview (35) Movie 8:Y (6) nmal Minute 9:00 (2, 8) Ellery Queen (6) Movie Francisco (13) Stagecoach San west (24) Classic Theatre (41) Movie 10:00 (2.8) Medical Story (9) HarryO (13, 35) 3urkes Law 11:00 (2. 6. 0. 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide W or ld Of MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (61) Sunshine 1)55 Speaking With Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Happy Days (24) Carrascendolas (6) News AFTERNOON Your Hands Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I) News Suncoast Sunrise News 7:00 (2.1) TOday (6) NeWS (I. Marble Machine (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company (44) Variety 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) SpirIt Of '76 9:00 (2) Phil Donotiue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Big Valley (9) Moie (24) Mister ROS' Neighborhood (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (24) tn.School Service (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (a) Given Take (I) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2.1.13) Wheel Of Forune (.1 The Price Is 4:30 (6.1) Mery Griffin C U 11 5:00 (2) (35. 44) Movie (7) Pirbara Walters SATURDAY U I H U 0 N I U 0 A I) A P 1) C It U A B G I A K K A U I C 0 P Sundcj - Noon I FDUOWS 1) 0 N I II P 1. 0 1) K u 4-Personals - backward. up. down, or diaonaIIy In the puzzle. Find eath name and box it in a, uhown: AMBIR .JA(K I)OI.PJIIN sIluK J)ARRA('t'I) FI.OLNFIFR SWORI)FJSII BONF:IIsu MM'KJ.RF;I. TARPON (()ItIA MARLIN WMIOO ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll SeConcl () BevcrI Hillbillies (13) Caule potiiqht (24) Electric Compa ny () Lost In Space (44) Partridge (6) Guiding Light (9) 510000 PyramId 2:30 (2,5, 13) The Doctors (6) Ee Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Ascent Of Man (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 5. 13) Another W or ld () Match Game (9) General Hospital (24) Romantic Rebellion (35) My Favorite Family )\j\ jg J.iu ACEDWITHA DRINKING PROBLEM Pi rhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help 0I1 11i 487 Write P.O, Box 1713 Sanford. Florida 37771 inior.i inslaller wanted for Sanfords finest. in dependent shop. Apply in person, Mr. Muffler Shop. 2121 South French Ave evenings. Good wages Write Box 7)95. 56 nford . A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Tired of looking? We have AL ANON npeninasfullor part time. showing For IarnIies or friends of problem & selling Sarah Coventry Jewelry drir 4734 No investment DeLand For Itn'ther information call 1231517 6863 ______ ________-. or vrite rdAl Anon Family Group po. Nurses: RN's. IPN's: Aides. Aide Boi .S3. Sanford. Fla. 37771 Companion. Needled immrd.ately. 7$ 0616 ----- ALCOHOL _ 31A-Duplexes It)1Or(.)fli I r Lamb 'n vquppt'd carpeted, 191 50 Adult only. 3 7796 k ods. & eves T*C. Pvn,rrnn 'urn f, a - j or . CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR LAKE MARY- 3 bedroom. 7 bath home on lakefront, i car garage Gardens - privacy fence, MINT CON DITION. $37.750 Must see. Call for terms MAGNOLIA AVE.- Large? story. S BEDROOM. in excellent con dt;on Slate roof, asbestos siding. very large rooms Eat in kitChen. dining room A real buy at S74.700 57a700 Excellent terms 322.2090 Profs.onally Manaq,d FRENCH AVE a Residence plus f'ne businesS location Has won derlul potential Call for details By - '-i-- I 3 an attached apartment for roomy 1,500 sq ft of space- Highway 1792, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-86700r831.9777 810 IV1UV1I19 I - - - O - . WAS ONLY PRACTICE RUN. THIS IS THE REALTHINC. I % S - the Lounge Mon. to - M - ~~ -~ -~F-:-- ~ 0 ,l:,tii,ti.r', tft,lt,r f......i tt'a... GREGORY MOBILE HOMES .)TOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Acts vidn't work tt' wouldn't be any 0 I 'r' JIM HUNT REALTY INC. II'5 tIc - PF,At'TflR 17 7 1991 w i HOMES OF DISTINCTION Crank Realty. Realtor 30 Year Mortgages -S pct, down Conventional Mortgages City, 3 BR, Ii bath, good terms, 52 1,500 Paola, older 3 OR. I bath, ?I,, acres, -. Table band saw; I" jointer, I? lip Sears tractor implements onlyPlow, cultivator, disc harrow, 42,* blade and 3 point hitch assembly (easily adaptable to any other tractor), small oxygen ne'svs citator, small oxygen bottles. very small presto torch; .110 Westminster 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla, Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling to I -- f I' Villas, v' Chevrolet Station Wagon. run's good, $150. See at 1101 Court S:. or phone 327 3543 JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar' . GOPMLY'S E. 16 Sanforj)fl CASH 68-Wanted --- to For Your Junk Cars 73 Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day Ave. P,tovinq-Everything (except furniturel goes. ,200 Phont 373-9170 or 322-414. 1970 Maverick, air Good Condition. $900 377 5590 at Ter 6. BUY 973 Vega, low mileage, excellent buy at 51,393. 3731370 or $31 160$. Dealer, CASH 322-4132 For usect furn,lure Ipplianes c tois. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 71$ Sanford Ave 1968 MG, new radials Almost new top, radio Call 323 S374atter S Wanted to buy used Office furniture 1966 Pontiac Catalina. power brakes and Steering, air condition. 5400 Phone 322 7705 after S p m. Any Quantity RUMMAGE SALE Oct. ID & 11 From 9 to I ISO) Wynnewood NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy 1792 1301706 Drive, Sanford 3230961 Good used furniture wanted for private part 373 a3' 1977 Gremlin X, factory air, $1,295 323 1570 or 1314405 Dealer. ANTIQUES 1961 Pontiac Convertibel, GTO, good I Pjeceor Houtefull CASH 373 4320 I9ll Mercury Marquis Col" Park $ If you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 372 2611 or cOnditiOn, 5600 321 0933 passenger station wagon, exceptiOnallycJean$, hilly equipped. New Michelin radial tires. Ons, owner. $1.995. 322-1793 or 3337110. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition *31 9993. 6U$126,Winter Park 16' Fiberglas garage door, 6 bowling balls, NCR cash register, wedding gown siZe 15; Call 327 0576. 3 1379 1969 1-Bird, clean, 60,000 miles; - - Yard Sale, Friday. Saturday, Sunday, 9 ill?, 23)7 S. Orange 1907 Melhonuiille Owner moving, all furniture and misc must go - -. ,, ' Amana, 'i, -' 1,4 white, good conciton. Bar, wall divider, end tables Call 377 5670 ' BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY V k after 6pm 'lO,YUU L_ UI r-r EachWeodmereHomeFeaturesC,ntralHea,Ano Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside And Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And Morel I I Come On Out And See For Yourself, 323.7540 SALES BY 3211 R EALT ORS-REAL ESTATE - Z Air Condi'Jlonlng , entral Heat & Air Cond itioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS inSanford 372 177) r L t0 AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, DUCT W'OP K. 7i hour service All rn,ibt' DYKES AIR CON DITIOPIIPIG, 377 *877 ___ - -u - _Ahlnu*_S..ni Pet Care 9lerinr,F,prioqpa.n,,nu ?Svears e.ripnce also m,ni)e 'epa'rs V Weqkman 6411730 i'crrrptewfl,k e$ B. 'he hour i' , 93'SS PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Pbotogriplymmommum - Pr '.-,r -. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE, !,IENT ALL TYPES OF CAR Interior, Euler-or Plastering PPa',tpr r.i'rh 1 smilapect , . . r' 'a .. , - . Ph 3771051 - '- , ' ', '.' - C:,' , '' F'ne wtvJo,ng photos or priced PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 377 1331 Window & Door Screens Custom made Repars Discou,,: Prsce 3736470 Beauty Care Home improvements 1 NCcd help ,v 'ha! Saturday tob rareiino nrws W'ndfMri - - 1.,,, Phone 373 63*8. Ph.blnj W .1 KING Plumbing SuppliesFiaturet. Water Heaters. I a.m to P m thru Saturday 7534 5 Park ________ Drive p56)7 TOWER'S BEAUTy SALON Itc'rmi-,i, ilirr,,'lt S llul, P4,i",l 31') F F FO 171 5742 p!J'g Seryk. ESTERSOPi IAPIDCLEAWING Bulldo'inq E icavatno, Ditch Work Ill dirt. top SOil 373 394) Pressure Cleaning - A&A CLEANS ALL C&A E*teriorpressureclean.ng 371 I'A5 ______________ _____________ Backhoe Service STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Lane Clear.n, till urt, ciax rQ( All kinds of digging Hove trailer Classifip AdS didrit work Stored & moved 372 9142 there wouldn't be any Vou've got it, s 11111II&P ANY t-ARP.1 GARAGE keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhosne has to offer. Over 1.650 square feet of living apace including 3 bedrooms, 2Yj , It's th e little "extras" that count at 1960 3730309 Garage Sale, Wednesday thru Saturday, 9 te 5.2104 Stevens Aye. Furniture, clothing, lots of misc. holster. 70" propeller exhaust tan. A cycle motorcycle; tools; 700 of It 1" pressure hose, miscellaneo,,rt. Directions-West on 16 past II 3 miles to Lake A full $500 moving allowance when you buy a new Grarada Tov,npiome Senora' Move in for less and you - Small Pony 67A-Feed Garage Sale Saturday and Sunday, ________________________ ____________ Between 1:30 & 5- 54-Garage Sales Markham Road, left to Sylvan Drive, left to Sylvan Drive, left third house on left. Phone 323 5900 1973 Karmen Ohia, excellent con dition. 52.795 Call Duane MCGure. 377 165) Dealer. -------. , and " , automatic, Pitater. Currenl rsp , I owner, good pan No rust. 1100 firm 322 3176 -. chime s&w '6.4 CO'Y'e?, 6 Cyl Dachshunds, miniatures. AKC. 1973 Volkswagen Karman Ghia. Animal Haven Kennels. 372573? 24,000 mi one owner, new tire's, regular maintenance. $2,750. 373 66-Horses 4330 ext. 2)2. Ask for Linda COLOR TV, $1I9SMONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 611 1006 . OG-Autos for Sale Chihuahuas. AKC, some very small. RCA Color TV -- with beautiful oaks Owner dditions 1972 Chevrolet .. ton piCkup. Ex. cell.nt condition DSsA..bl ""' IRE F KITTENS to good homes; Orifid tweed Call alter S p m , 373. 7TA Ill Hays Drive 323-2722 holding 129,90, MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Rr o Real Estate Broker 3227643 -- -53-TV. Radio-Stet'eo intercom, paging Systems New or old construction. 373-7996 South east Video 50-Miscellaneous for Sale , ' Professional Poodle ',roomng by Betty Campbell Mon thru Fri..-3fl 10" TV Antennas installed. Also music, _______ It ' 1971 Chevrolet 'a ton. I wheel drive, air, PS, PS. AM FM radio. 916 Free- Half Beagle. halt Basset?, military tires 322 $411 Male, good watch dog 111310 1712. Solid state Stereo, Color Console TV. also black & white portable, 373 'FMINOI F CO Acreaq tracts small and large $7 0,0 oer acre And tin 1rry Realty. Realtor 621 071; Refrigerator, 19 cu -. 65-Pets-Supplies Color TV's from ISO. B&W, from 115, Service all makes. HERBS' TV 1200 5 French, 46-Commercial Property trno' i-... mu IilO CONSTRUCTION Inc. '' CARRflI I 'S- Iiioxjiy,io. - _______ bath EllA, terms Close to everything yet away from It alit Large wooded lots •Street lights Paved streets •Sewers 'Sidewalks Shmrrfni','ariwte sn,,.,,., - ____________________________ KE NMORE WASHER, parts, service. used machines "OONEY APPLIANCES 373 069; biCt 31 1971 Dodge Ram Charger, I wheel drive, full power, air conditioned 14700 373 7271 after S. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Iva, U'i VT - 3 BR, 7 bath FHA, $II. 3 BR, l' 'w W. REPAIRED 100 S Sanford Ave 377 9370 - - ' 9(N ton 1969 International Truck, for fruit hauling New f irs. gon rord.t,q1 5l,f4i) It? 3764 w price 3770972 Gflunofishiry,) Ge't all the equip ynt, rcccf Icir 'ho',. hg ores wtr, ,, KUs H 17? 7116 AFTERPIRS 177 9714 337 0441 79-Trucks-Trailers ---,--- 64-Equipment for Rent SMALL APPLIANCES \\V w MODELSNOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAXCREDITAPPLIES CONVENTIONAL z 95 PINANCINO C/S 8/. VA $0 DOWN AVAILAI (A --- NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS 114 DEMAND. SELL IT GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST NOW'.11TH A CLASSIFIED AD FifOp.i TODAY'S WANT ADS' el 11-1 I """ BY OWNER- 10 lots Off WeSt 25th St 373 $949 after S o rn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Cell-r ip Ave , Sanford • M UNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 103W 1st St. 373 6061 or 373 0517 eves ______________________________ 22 6457 _______ '73. central air. dishwaSher, raised patio, skirting, & tit downs Good toation Payments S48.19 mo Offered by Savings & Loan 373 6051. Z :. - 3103 Orlando Drive Sa nfor d 3735300 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC or Paul Beaudef to HAPPY HOUR -_______ JOHNNY WALKER - -* 42-Mobile Homes - 52-Appliarhces Hotpoint 20" Stove $71.000 chock. HILLCREST Spectraclde granules for lawn in sect control GardeetL and, 1400 W. 1st St , 373 6630 I Approximately 20 acres of prime agriculture land with possibility of re zor.ing to accommodate building sites for low cost housIng. Water available. Sale price, - Larry Saxon, Realtor "FIST OF DOUBLE -. "I 635) NOW W.W7 32) 9410 I - =1JAWS" PtRLIU) REDUCED THOUSANDS' Established Residential Area? 1 A 81 1 3.1 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be an Motorcycle Insura nce BLAIR AGFNCV 37) 3416 130 6511 REALTORS Shotgun. -. Spacious I bedroom, 2 bath, in country west of Sanford Swimming pool. Screened porch, central air, double garage. on I acre lot. - 3 BIG HITS -•• By Owner-2 bedroom, lvg. room, dng room, equip kitchen, new caroet draoet. beautiful 16'i25' family room. fenced Must see to appreciate 37] 8949 after S. VVriy [M T Live In Sanford's Finest - 7'dtro0m. air Conditioned, fenced yard. 1901 Summeclln Ave. 14 . 900 en make nIf'r 377 3197 Forrest Greene, Inc. --- 323 6353 Ktct,en Bathr oom Cabinets. Count er ?opj, Sinks Installation avail able Butt CabelI, 372 1032 any time RAYMONDM BALL Pr Real Estate Broker 377 3.611 Aft Mrs 377 7157 117W 10 St Sanford listed, Be the first to tee it at "'°00 CALL US SANFORD - 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, Shady yard. air conditioner. Will dicker or swap $19,500 0 O Lake, Free Boating •PooI lubhou. Drapes ICarp.tng SSep. Dining Rooms LI a Forrest Greene, Inc. 1511300. 7S4S Park Dc 1910 Yamaha, 360 Endura Good Condition, 5350 373 3970 Free lawnmower blade "irponing Authorized Gravely & Boleris Dealer. Camco, 310 W Melody Lane, Casselberry. 3396417 KULP DECORATORS 409W lit St .3777335 We Buy Furniture 'S Merchan di ise 4u"%.y - 62-Lawn-Garden Near Defliry, ''tr p<.x,,l Rutr ,iiematot almost an acre of river front with Fine Condition, 575 beautiful trees, great fishing 373 5609 Owner says "Submit offers." CALL NOW CoAt ITY APPLIANCES AT LAKE MARY-- Beautiful lakefront R7.PC,AlN PRICES SANFORD lot on a peninsula for unobstructed Atl(TICP4. 173 7310 scrnery $21 OCi THE CONTRACT - 321-0041 78-Motorcycles ST JOPIN'J RIVL-R " SERVICE BEYOND REALTORS .Iecondtmone-d Batteries, $129S pit change PEEL'S BODY SHOP , ItO') Sanf or d Ave P4011'S Casselb.'rry, 17 97 110 4206 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 Eal F.rt, Downtown 137911) Eve $69 5116 - 323 1340. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as it Cash and Carry New picture tube, 1720 CUSTOM BEAUTY- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, equipped kitchen, extra large rooms. '63 Mustang Convertible for Sale 10. parts, I Speed, I barrel, Phone WorM ci, steel desks f*tutiyp desk & hairs. Secretariat desks & t'rru'r 7 i.rj ri r,ir,q'? 3 remito Position, twin needle. front Inarino qlelu,e Sewing machine ray tialanr, ft 571 nor 10 aayments ft $4 See At site Sunday for your assistance, due lo uIlne 76-Auto Parts 60-Office Supplies Goods Assume Payments By Owner, S wooded acres. S minutes from Suwanee River, Chieflanct, Fla. $4,000, Also 6' acres, partly cleared. Onenge City, 113,000. 372 711$. - Kish Real Estate MI LAKE MARY - I bedroom home with 3 baths, also a den, family room and basement. Dressing room with master bedroom, walk in closets, central vacuum Also Mo,.6 Mo & 1 Year rrrul'trin (all 111111"141A 372 $961 070$ BALL REALTY REALTORS Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fum. or Unfurn - - added income or for guests Call for a guided tour WE JUST LISTED.) BR house on a Corner lot facing a small neigh borhood like Newly painted Range, refrigerator, drapes Drive by 611 Baywood Drive and see for yourself OayS 77 617) Nights377 73 LONGWOOD-Duplex, VA. no down, no loan Costs. 137.900 339 1314. - By Audiences - NEED MORE ROOM? Then thi5 large 7 Story home is the answer. 3 Bc's. I, baths lam ily room Detached guest cottage. Use for V..r AAI C NO SECURITY DEPOSIT Screened REAL) Y INC 707 E 75th St .37371)7 HAL COLBERT.REALTOR Eves 377fl6111 or177 1317 377 1317 Eves Selma Williams 322-2420 Anytime ovdiwe i Are , HAL COLBERT "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" PE Al TOP 123 5174 Series P lots I I Harold Hall Realty AR,Ab& , - 51-Household Take I I to Deltona DeBary exit and follow Signs AMERICAN INVESTORS REALTORS 305617 SlIlor 644 1037 FHA-SMALL DOWN ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Realty le 3 draperies, dishwasher, shrubbery. . - Choice - SAW ord 372 7111 I Al' F MARY- New 3 bdrm Pinmes Make color selections Paved tref-ft city water. 521.300 wilt, only 5300 dnwn Government fincenlno I'll 1619 Builder ' Stenstrom lovely POOL, w all to wall carpet, SANFORD - 719 bedroom. 2 bath, family room. $125 - REALTY P.M f s!.a'. Irohe'r "Drif 41-Houses 1505 W. 25th St. 44i Pr' - TOWNHOUSES FROM TAFFER Office space near Fa'r',vay plaza decoraUci carpeted. Central heat and ar Ample parking 37 2 610 2 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM W. Garnett White 1771959.3774163 - STUDIO 1, 2, 3 J014P4 )PlDFri ASSOC MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3771991 1919 S French 377 7171,377 1196,377 1911 . PARK-- Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Central Florida's - 37-Business Property PAVEPINA - Exceptional buy-) bedrooms, 2 baths, utility room and carport Back yard walled $7J,90 Stemper Realty - Luxury Patio Apartments It's like pennies from heaven when You 1e1 "Don't Needs" with a 1 or 173 0 51 7e-ie qualified buyer 117 4 07M -., 1170 ISlander motor home, good Used office furnjurp County mainteined streets City of P FAIL TOR 377 749$ Rrnk.'q. 107w rA,.,...I Adult park rffrqirwi O4Plnr c4r,00rtnQ And rer,vrclenre cn,e, Surrounded by r-'eai't;l,,l flAk .nr1 q',o,q•sç tref'S - Deflary 3 minutes from Oeltona Deflary exit on I 1 & 70 minutes north of 436, 1 4 exit Sales person CaflBart Real Estate OWNER TRANSFERRED- 3 OR. I') baths. C HA. Carpeted, fenced, FHA approved, $150 down to ,'dFVI/4 IJIVFIJ erieva 75-Recreational Vehicles ORSON MAR INF 797,Hwy I? 97 - First Time On Market. Make your selection Iirbt. Lot sizes Start at 75'xISO' and up $1,000 to ?.3.9S0 per lot large 100 yr old oak trees, Orlando 671 4565 II hicycle Sell these idle items with A want act To place your act, call Cir fn.yn idty CI iSsitirri gal at The 4erali1 1'2 2611 or 411 999) teens. 372 1716 after 7 pm. Efficiency apartment, lightsat water furniShed Elizabeth Cre phone 32 3 Sili t,.trr. tO a rn $50 Down Per month By Owner. Call ill', C.ii'Cfl() ,v tIr' SW-rii %':t Or Rent very nice trailer, $60 per mo,? OR, south 1792, at Movieland Drive In Theatre fll,1.q rv..nI . ,... " - $110 327 1955 Buy DAV E S' 3739370 1961 Chrysler Outboard engine, 55 PIP, new leg 8. lower unit wit?s controlt 1500 373 4516 after Sr Aluminum awning the'ter, I0'x201. to We Buy Furniture excellent Shape & ready to go. Good traile,', 569$ 377 4067 321 1917 Country hying, city conveniences, M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Reel Estate Broxer 103W. Itt St 373 Real Estate )fl 3672 75 pcI off on all boots and clothing through Saturdsy Horse & Rider Sacrifice- 3 beciroom, I bath, carpet; $1,000 down, assume $145 want ad 7 BR duoix. k - Real Esta'e Broker 171 11"n 17 7740 171 $715 373 79$ $50,000 34-Mobile Homes J Bedroom home. 1', baths, lar enclosed lot, good negPibo,hoo Phone 377 1110 68-Wanted 15' Runarjott, fiberglas, canvas top, 30 HP Mercury engine & boat in FULLER BRUSH 43-Lots-Acreage - on DELTONA -- 3 bedroom, I bath home $10,000 Small oofl Ira me 3 bcdrcm.clea $135 'n(tUd('.5 Ira, pickup and water Phone 377 si: WIlT REALTY ENTERPRISE- 3 bedroom country home on large lot with fruit trees S 19,C00 Country Trailers near Seminole College. private, wooded lot. 2 OR, $173 mo Alto 4 OR, $565 mo 131 $277 32-Houses Unfurnishej 311.31St FirstSt, CHOOSE PAYMEPITS325$50 you gualify' Quiet neght1orhcj Phone )fl 6)96 -- - ... . . ,,., Two bedroom lurnished houSe, Carpeted throughout Pint. St Geneva 349 5763, 7 Bedroorr home in Lake Mary, Sunporch, carport. nice yarci. fP,en enh,lpppd Carpeted, cen?r air. si per mo GPEp INC 73 #1 Pr4tTOr 37719 55-Boats & Accessories 6031. HOME AND POOL-- $ bedrooms. 2 biths,) car garage, Florida room. central H A $13,000. * New houses ma rural area No clown Payment. monthly payments less than ren t Government SubsidiZed to qualified buyer s Call to see it -----F MARY "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot" * unfur, Sale WILSON ?,IAICR FURNITURE R(JY -- SELL - TRADE VERY LARGE 3 bedroom home w ith nice garden spot In good lat,o, 130.000 33-Houses Furnished pretpqr -______ 171 Alll~-1 ' 7? M7O I DEAR DR. LAMB - My 79year-old father asked me to t Culture write to you and get your I (44) Lucy Show opinion. His doctor discovered 630 (2.8) NBC News 5--Lost & Found that be had high blood pressure SECURITY GUARD-- lull time, Right -(9) ABC News with a reading of 210. midnight shift, Lake Mary area. (35) 700 Club (13) Zane Grey - Grey & _____ while huskie type Associated Security Inc., Call EntertaInment es (44) Green Acr lie was put on Esirnil. Most of Theatre II;i male dog . Call Carl at Mr. muff ter Orlando 4359059. (44) The Mod Squao 11:00 (2,1. 13) HIgh Rollers (24) Man And 5ho 373 38 1 5. Reward. my lather's old friends are on __________________________I 12:30 (41) Donahue (a) Gambit time Must Environment II Diuril and some on a diet jj Going fishing? Get all the equipment Baby sitter wanted, part (9) Show Off s hours 531 available for any b (3$) M.ayberry RFD YOUIneed for those big ones with a SOHIC On low.cholesterol, saltfractured hip Show (44) Phil Donahue 0553. (44) Bewitched looliantLg. 1:50 (9) Daily Word free diets. We asked the doctor She's able to take a few -Part lime general office, energetic and he said no diet and that steps, but her nails on her feet 6-Child Care person, must have Some ex. Esimil is a diuretic, have grown so long and hard ______ __________ penance in safe with pleasant For Those Under 20 ioffing. my home, Lake Mary Sly father Is S-leet-3 and phone voice. 337 4*46between 1 8.5 it causes her pain and RAkGAJN MATSIVI1 Referencis. 322 1310. Y DAYJ p m. for appt. weighs 179 pounds. The doctor discomfort. Could you suggest TIL3:30P.M.- $125 A flAB Y'S WORLD Care for Infants listens well but does not cornFull lime driver a softening agent, as It is toaçIC? only. Next to new Drivers, Sanford Yellow Cob niunicate and Is very busy, My delaying her progress in _ _____ Lice ne Bureau. A ,[ 701 S. Park Good Friendship father wants to know if he walking? ___________ should continue with this doctor Good Thngs to Eat DEAR READER The 21-Situations Ynted --or should he seek a hyper" first Aw~]A step Is to let her soak her Farm. Fresh Fruits tension specialist? Baby Sitting or Light housekeeping. feet in a tub of warm water for I. Vegetables ave is days a wk Experienced. o To our malty friends & cut'omers. reaata diseased15 to 30 minutes or however 323j2". frarhportat,on Takes Some Effort kidney can cause hypertension. we re now open for business at long is required soteg ewlocat,ononthe'an,n VaIl Make our uentiy room in your attic. garage. Be careful and don't make the om visit. Sell idle Items with a Classified at night. The doctor said this 0 4C ti~ -Ru A 11)ffl f' AU&flP..1 Ii ,,n .f 1,,. ay w u. wuiia irwu t_.. - -_i - - - - ANDERSON FARMS ditj a rerauonsrup Ifl w - WV 11(71 aria ourn ncr Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 377. 'p s a in as also as k ed if It 2)04W. 1st St. I -' ' " " " ''..1 The Herald Services 7611 or 131 9993. Either you accept the situations marriage. What you must could mean a he foot. ar t problem. _____ as impossible and see each decide for yourself Is whether The doctor said no. No tests __ Dear Astrid: other when you can, or you or not your boyfriend Rentals is likely to were taken of any kind except My best girlfriend and I both decide that your friendship is change his mind alter he's had taking the blood pressure and BROTHER CA j have bo)lrlends, and that's worth enough for each of you to a chance to get over the listening to the heart. where our problem begins. I make an effort to make the best disaster or his first marriage. If DEAR READER Your i don't like her, and she do n't of e situation when you are you are willing to chalice fa ther is not young any more YOU SPARE es th like mine. We both like our bo)' with one or both of the boy- waiting for him to again con. but A;?;mont; Malt. 33963". even so a lot might be done ',) friends very much but I can't friends. There will undoubtedly sider marriage, that Is, for him. Anyone his height and ADIME stand hers any more than she be lots of times in your life when perhaps, w ha 30-Aprtments_Unfurnished t you should do. If, weight with high blood pressure can stand mine. Before this you will have to be in the however, you feel he 13 firm Ill should be on a diet, in my I " 4 0 6 n I of to n , we've always been close and company of people for whom his position, you should Easy friendly living. Come loffi us. begin to opinion. Also, I would like to see -, ,..eo FRANKLIN ARMS A PTS. Rent eenalotofeachujser. Now we you don't particularly care, look for someone who hasn't ,.",.411111 everyone with high blood from $111 mo 3236450. epend a lot time with our boy- This situation presents you the been embittered by a bad rela. pressure have an elecGarage tilts are in season. Tell the friends, but don't gel a chance perfect opportunity to learn tionship. trocardiogram (ECG or peqple about It with a Classified EKG). to be together as much as we'd how to deal with the Ad In tht Herald. 377-2611; 131 Several blood pressure M~~~ problem. Dear Astrid: like. Neither of as wants to Your friendship with your girlPflMSØ IN CIO"" •LA "'3, measurements are needed to be N that the summer break up, but we'd like to do friend is obviously worth it 30 BAMBOO COVE APTS don't feel the same about my sure what the level really Is. By JAY SHARB1TT something. What can we do' why not try to make some Your lather is also in the right girlfriend We were apart most AP Television Wrftr One Parting 8. 7 bedroom apartments, compromises? of the summer and I'd rather age group to have an enlarged furnished or unfurnithed Newly 411 NEW YORK l AP Dear Parting: .01 We all know how ratings usually deterDear Astrid: redecorated Come we 300 E. prostate. Perhaps the doctor play the field. how can I tell mine 4 the life or death of a television series. But ever wonder how A situation such as yours I have been going with my her? Airport- Blvd. Sanford 373-1)10 . to ruled that out, but the need to the networks decide Wondering which new series might click on TV, aside occurs much more often than boyfriend for over a year. He Classified Ads are the smallest big get up at night might be related from fortune-teller visits? You may think. Many good was married before and Is Dear Wondering: news items you will find to that. anywhere. friends face this problem, divorced. He Says he loves me There Is only One way to tell it certainly wouldn't hurt to Well, a fascinating part of the process involves the showing 'sf a particularly when their and I love him, but be says he her and DeBary--Adut?s 1 BR. air; close to that Is honestly, openly have a consultation with series pilot to a live audience before the show airs nationally Storts, churches Ideal for retired marriages Involve people they will never get married again, and as kindly as possible. If another doctor, perhaps a and asking said audience what they like or dislike about the - -' persons 468 44M or 3371031 don't particularly like. You only His first wile gave him a hard you've been apart for a while specialist in Internal medicine, program _ time and played with other this Is probably the best time to to review your (ather's overall Only CBS says It recruits its own screening-room audiences, It I BR Apt, wall to wall carpet; air 4 guys. I try to convince bins that talk it out with her. Tell her you status. A second cond 1125 mo. plus deposit. 204 E. HELD OVER opinion Is often dispatches ticket-bearing pages here and in Los Angeles to ask rm dilferrnt., but I can't seem like her, but that truthfully you helpful. 21st St Call in 43 after 3:30. folks if they'd like to see what could bec'omea new T'V series to change his mind. What 61 just don't feel ready to be tied F or Lease -- Exceptionafly nice A diseased kidney or cirA X NBC _ which also conducts cable.Tvnlyaudienee tests _and should I do? Altarless unfurn apts, in duplex. 1 OR, $143; down. Anything else would only culation problems to the kidney ABC rely on outside testing firms for th 2 ma1Dear Altarless: _____ 2 BR, 5165 Carpeted, air con eir screening-room be dishonest and lead to more can cause high blood pressure. testing, usually hiring a Los Angeles diliontd, kitchens equipped. Bost co It is obvious that what you trouble and more hurt. mpany called AS! Market "SUPER FLY", K" (Karate) Part of a complete examination Research, Inc. Sanford residential area, quiet is, safe. AdultS only No pets. in includes sufficient studies to 11 P Jay Eliasberg, CBS' vice president for research. says rule outi number (.?.. of known --... LAS screeningorn testing of possible series goes on year uUY. 7'Jttl j j causes of high bl3od -round at DAY 1-Apartments Furnished W= KAU a pressure his network, with the average screeningroogn audience numA that should bemore treated t!if- bering about 20 viewers. __________ ferently than the ir$t floor, newly remOdeleq common & He says each person is given a machine on which to register THUNDER RD forms of furnished. 3 room apt. Reasonable 1'Gl Rent. ill W. 1st St. highLAMB blood pressure, favorable or unfavorable reactions during a show. Viewers also DEAR DR. What Is fill out questionnaires about the show, and discuss it afterwards the medical term for dropsy? NOW LEASING with CBS officia ls. lew, mMcr-n. 1 Story Studio apart. i& *. erl ODillill We have a daughter who has mppt. ttttCtlyily furnished. EntertaIning Nightly. 9-1 been taking a lot of tests, The After that, he says, "we analyze those reactions to try to cOnvenIently located and doctor said that he couldn't find deterrnihe whe ther we think the show will be successful and beautifully landscaped, $135 mo what Call betwn 0:30 S. For In, an'thlng wrong with her except can be done to improve it." Also featuring Lonnie Slappery ..* fbrmation call 3720701. at the Piano. 5.9 mm. Daily that she has edema She swells AS!, which has no direct say in a network's decision on a p0all over, sometimes worse Serving hunch and dinner from 11:OOa.m. than tential series, does pretty much what S does in recording ark Avenue - Garage eUSCiiny the apartment other tIlileS. We wondered If reactions of a test audience to pilot shows. Small deposit; $$O . - i-- IS fi month. Call Orlando 151-1109, I-, 3:00 6:00 that edema might be what we However, ASI sa ys it alone recru i t s Its s cre ening ,-r oo m a always called (I1'OPSY. dulls Only-Furn Unqurn, thru thcrices, doing this both by phone and by sending Inte rviewers to ovely new Studio and I OR, DEAR tEADER Yes, air, stall to wall carpet, etc. etc. Reservations Honored QuIet swelling caused by edema Is areas of heavy pedestrian traffic, such as shopping centers. .r ea. $99 per month upon 130 10110 The company's per-show audience is much larger than that of 2544 Park Drive, Sanford 321-0424 old-fashioned dropsy. However, cns per week. Call 323 8019. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 --it says It averages 400 viewers per show and Only Los --1 I swelling can be caused by many Angeles residents I are Invited to Its screenings. Out.oftowners are room furnished apartment. Adults things, some not serious and only. 10IW.91hSt,,$80month Call # deliberately excluded. r, .--,% others more so. I presume your 777 1967, Dr. 19 AgilA for Store, 7315 Sanford t.ve 373 7990 DELTONA- Air, 7 BR, newly painted, You'll love the $149 price Sorry, no pets. 574 10-40 7 AI1 I,n SO-Miscellaneous SKYLINE -. Double wide, '73, 71' x 50', 3 bR, 2 bath, raised front Screen room, central air, carport awning and skirting Good con dilion Payments 1106 17 mo. Offered by Savings & Loan 373. NEAT AS A PIN 2 bedroom home, equipped kitchen, air $57,750. best buys d'%hwasher fenced yard. $735 FORREST GREENE, INC flO 6131 REAL TORS 377 1970 eves 4 AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money? Call 641 3079 - By Iatrence K. Lamb, M.D. No, nt able to work week ends 8. ___ Lot Therapeutic Pool Improve your health Phone III 3763 Be '' ise 6:00 (2. 4, 0. 9) News (24) Dimensions In , and brake flNIrrw,m nr are for semi Housekeeper to Invalid, Light housework. Must be - S f - bicycle? Soil these Idle Items with a want ad. To place your ad, call your friendly Classified gal at The Herald, 377 7611. or 13 1 99_____ - Club ew ----- - 18-Help Wanted Fr cc, 644 1027 for "We Care"-lotline." Adulti or Teens. Kids outgrow the swing set or small (35) Mickey Mouse (44) Brady Bunch rOoms V . baths, air Conditioner, AVAIONAPARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St Eves 37) 0113 AsSOciate IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car. see today's Classified ads for FERN PARK MAITLAND 3 bed 73i3 Park Drive 570 up - Days 377 7571 Broker Garage, nice C'S' ITO SEE lot 7 Redroom AdIt only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARi I JOHN SAULS AGENCY yard, $30 quiet story garage apt conditioned. water %I00 njo 11 FrldQJ Muffler man MARRIAGES Ni;ghborhood (5,13) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal - Perf orrned by Marilyn. Notary, Oc ala, 01 132 R61 or 732-0773. (9) GlIligans Island (24) Mi?er Rogers Visits The Royal Lovers freezer incluâed Sanford Ave - •\ I II 0 U () bath home, family room, air Conditioned. carpeted. kitchen equipped, cloth washer, food SlOOmo III EIth Air (OnditiOntJ efficiency apa ment call ID a.m 50 7 pm. 3 1 1 pct. mortgage, CASSELBERRY... 3 bedroom, 7 Beuroom is apt, upStai,,wal furniShed MatUreadults 311 P4 Sanford Zi hidden Adam )? 9-Noon 42-Mobile Homes NEED $0,000 for second mortgage on $71,000 home. First mortgage balance, si,000. Will pay malmum allowable interest. Cal' 3227300 evenings and w eekends. garage. No qualifying and assume Thursday, Oct. 9, 1973-78 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41-Houses - BEAUTIFUL HOME- 3 bedrooms I', baths, fenced yard, enclosed feflte(1 yard, $150 Adults rrrfncren 171 SISi or 777 6670 322 i?8S or 377 5716 U 0 HW S T TMARI,0NII,\0Il U N (0ndIiOn DEADLINES Noon The Dog Before Publication C A •J A K U M A S B F: A I I) ? PP NORTH 7711 N D 13 C C M 13 W It I A M it F QUALITY INN I & c Vii 41c a line 1 thru S times 31c8 lint thru 23 times 2C line 26 times (%2OO MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum MONDAY thru FRIDAY I) N II (3 0 %I U C .J U P 1' 1 0 1) U N I) A B ; ; 1133 5130 Color TV It RATES HOURS U K I) M I' 0 1 1 1) U C A It A U (311 V A Ranger (44) GitlIgan's island Schedule 2:00 A U I) It N 41-Houses Monthly R MIMS Available 7' 3 room fijrn .IPt CLASSIFIED DEPT. InauucUonI:ThehIddenn$me$IjsI.edbetow$pi,ar(orward (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (35) The Lone 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) NewS (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional 130 KAB (44) Mickey Mouse Club Tomorrow (44) Ftintstones IU U F Family (6) Search For (6) Captain Kangaroo F: 1) 0 1 I N S W H It I K I U (9) Dinah (21) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) The Addams OfleY Frighteiistein aG I S A 1) 0 K N C K A N (8. 13) Somerset (9) Eyewitness (24) Feeling (000 (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2. 13) Thri'e FOf (9) Bozo's Circus (44) Uniscope 7:30 (9) Am America (44) House Of 8:00 Restless 13) Magnificent I. it A M A B U I ,;;~~, -'-----------32 Houses Unfurnished ' 831-9993 322-2611 - F C 1. - I) F I N () S I K N H 0 A A M M - 31-Apartments Furnish CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando Winter Pork Seminole A M II A U .J U S H F' I F: B 0 C 0 M H A Friends Underdog (44) Flintstones 4:00 (7) lronside (6) Partridge Family 44) News (6) Young And 12:00 (2. 6:30 (6) Sunrise S V Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 (44) Spirit Of '76 3:30 (6) Tattletales (9) e Life To Live (24) Consumer Survival Kit (35) Rocky And His 'fldfld 6:25 (2) & FIND' SSIIS I F'ENOBMACKKLI)MII IF p t.ti u; UOWSWAH U AIlS Friday EVENING Salt Water Fiahlnf 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 more Ccn'pete recreational lacl;t.es maintained by the nrSTORAGE BUILDING Prnl6 Trea'esl Imber Thermal ',' pn'IyStef finiSh over galy steel SPECIALIZE IN LOW COST Easy Budget Terms Available $69 0111 $#,slpO1F STEEL CO Radio & TV BUDGETS I IN ARE DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast 1101 ST I RFD WITH VALUES Servce 207 Live Oak Blvd P r '.. I' F . ANT AD Cassei,,'rr, Pno ne 1319611 COt li.'Pi3 ',awg I Roofing Care Landscaping. Edging. Lawns Mowed Buck Thompson after 9 p m 377 3976 ____________________________ I!,j t cools or tb-r'i,... All wi'k PQCr.np4 4001-iNC. 37) 6100 Firer' r:-. f r4u,,,r,I,'Ir..d NO LONGER USED CAP.PIPlG ('EAR IS Ill DEMAND SELL IT LOOKING FOR NOW rlTP4 A CLASSIFIED AD -- co'.'FTHINC, SPECAL' a.. .,.,-, . . .. .... .. - - - - �- I ft It - F vc-uinci ltra Pd. Salford, 1-1. -- Thuircr1y. Oct. ° Hendd _ p I J swft ls ? ,) Evening 68th Year, No. 43-Friday, October 10. 1975 Bringsyou... A % UP SIIT) Space-Saver PACKAGE VANITY ' Facelift FERTILIZER SPECIAL on more than 200 of Scotty's regularly stocked home improvement products. CLEAR CEDAR 4 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE IN 24 6 I LIN -t lti iiiit,t r 4 E ACH EACH K rrit-tc Excellent for mans-' home projects. I .; 1) Ea sy Ivory in st a ll . w brown. No. j , o LU. . _--- PLANT FOOD COUNTER TOPS CAULKING GUN $ )I VIGOR- AG(M UN - EACH - 119 - YOUR CHOICE I , IEOMXk II) 1 Choose from Rose, Palm, Tomato, Azalea, Camelia, Citrus, Avocado or All left mitre cutJ Purpose Food. Avg. Retail(fin. ft.) 4f.ff$JII ON iyuofl ylon FI ...4.50 - - II A IR RDtfD MAG NOLIA KIT with Spray Gun Wood Molded ¶f Excellent for painting, spray- I$ 1'.d1'1 - .. * 7•99 2,000 sq. ft. bag .................. \ , KIT Sparkling white enamel finish. u cover. - UlIg,11i11.,1 . Reg. Price ...........4.39 I CARP Helps vegetable seedlings and transplants get off to a strong start. Encourages healthy growth and plentiful yields from your garden. 2D Gallon Galvanized Unfinished HI-Back GARBAGE CAN PORCH ROCKER 1II I I J1=== ash arms and rockers. Model 1 P. Reg 111 ii I EACH Sturdy can has reinforced bottom, DOME Aluminum Pre-Hung Reg. Sale ce CS STORM DOOR III I II 99C 51b. box I 2.79 ........................ 7 75 ____________ $ I 11 EACH .•.. w i I - I snug cover. neg Price • Door has fiberglass Closer and latch included. Reg. Price ..........37,95 - ywit&Ut 11 aluminum construction with tempered glass panels AM__________ I'' x 2'' Clear Cedar (fin fl.) 2 *2 Clear Cedar (fin ft I Cedar Closet Lining (32 package) 48 Aluminum Level 408 8 Aluminum Ladder Reg. 13c Sale SIC 26c 21c 1738 1449 WOW Ii 45 6 64 19 32.06 V82020oz Claw Hammer 16 oz. ScottysClaw Hammer. 5 • 1' !hi IAkI4IkIinIIJJIkI I/V x 4' x 8' Rustic Hickory (sheet) 4 11.99 9 -99 WEI112:k Sea MtRnd a onShear es n12 widths ChDuce of 11 lovely colors (sq yd 1 6 decorator patterns sq. yd.) New Look Hi- lo cut loop an shag in lObeaut u colors I RHUDSl6DrainSpade Sale 1488 1097 18 88 1299 73 11 69 646 7250 Reversing Drill (ea.) ......... 44.99 34.19 7450 Belt Sander tea) 6499 49 96 7379 /877% Circular Saw teal 99 69 96 Galvanized Steel Pipe 38c 4 99 &37 7.44 %'°x21' (pc.) .................... 11.02 9.79 1 *21 (pcI 15 15 13 46 33c 3 x 1 24 32 17 2C 2 *21 (pc) Galvanized Tt. 25 GuarrSeat Top Ice Chest (ca.1 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ca I 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler lea) ______________________ Sale 899 6 99 59 1 02 er and Wood Control bag) 18% 12.49 (7500 sq ft beg) .................26% Cape Cod Entrance Handle Set 503D35 Antique Brass/Black (ea) Satin (ea.) Bryan Bedroom Privacy Set 3211 Satin tea) Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (ea.).. Empire Bathroom Privacy Sot 3511 Antique Brass 3X 2Th 3 98 2 99 4,17 3.25 4 3.86 Anodized Aluminum tea.) Double Cylinder 400 9 US 28 ., ... AnodazejAluminum(ea.) Double Cylinder 4009 7A Antique ..... Super Turf Builder 2 500 sq ft 6,000 sq ft Bonus BFenihizar 2,500 sq ft 5,000 sq ft 8.49 6.59 DavnRoseFod - 5lb............. PATTERNS OF ITEMS. • • 700 FRENCH AVE. HOURS: SANFORD L Fertilizer Lawn Insect Control Shrub and Tree Weed Preventive and Fertilizer Sib box 20'b box Spot Weeder Kansel Wood Killer ............... Azalea Food 496 8.99 99 699 13 18 13 250 7,50 1 2.95 1.99 14% 10 445 12 95 245 315 916 1 fl 4.99 5 lb. "U ......................2.95 1.99 20 beg 895 Automatic Lawn Spireadw ......... 34.95 Lawn Spreads, No n.n with the h*iv haid d , - -. -. MU DO IT YC(XMFI ViturneastScoWs,tore - / a ____________________ FILM PREMIERES IN CASSELBERRY '.', i i00% •' objectives 90 has advised him to "run it through" the courts if Polk's award is higher than the commission feels feasible I The Citrus Council of Girl Scouts half a dozen Central Florida counties, including Seminole. The Se -es The ' chajrman said board attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., ', ' Part of Polk's appeal was meaning and direction to her life; to relate to others with ir, creasing skill, maturity and satisfaction; a to cooperate with others in contributing her talents and efforts to society. Girl Scout programs are thvided into live divisions: Brownie, grades 1-3; Junior, grades 44; Cadette, grades 7-9; Senior, grades 10-12; and AdA at least l years old. There are over 600 troopsin Citrus Council, each av in; from Mn &I memberL =auons of the council are nanced by product wiles. program act* fees. Sustaining Memt)erships, gifts and the United Way. Troops are self-supporting m their actiities as much as possible. The CitrusCouncil owns and operates aKawee Program Center near Chuluota. The camp is a year-round Scenter for girls and adults in couting for training opportunities, weekend events and dzy acUvities. program evee has hosted such ents as dramatics, 60 )IJ 40 i 30 fi - 20 , ' 10 4 V dance, gymnastics, hand arts, creative cookling. leather crafts and camping skills. , Thanks To . You, It'S . members will "hit the streets" next week to conduct the sur veys Also, businessmen will be given the opportunity to par. ticipate in "brainstorming Motor Buy Is Denied . . In Trial ty 8> JOE ASK utilit> allowance is included in Wilson said SHA expects to ' herald Staff Writer rent payments, which average earn 1140,840 towards the new $39 a month $415,130 budget now waiting ' The 112 elderly tenants in Wilson said the reason for the final approval from HUD Last • sessions" to come up with ideas Redng Park Gardens won't resolution is because of the >ear a budget was p63,744 He on downtown development. have to pay for electricity in the "fixed incomes" of the tenants, said the $140,840 income will "We need and encourage future as a result of action hIchdoes not exceed a come from rental payments, their participation," Jacobson taken Thursday night b> the >ear lüch average $124,240 a year said "We feel that downtown Sanford Housing Authority Tight mone> in the fcderai from the six projects, and from property owners and business- (SlIM Department of Housing and interest on investments and men themselves have the anA resolution was pa ssed Ui-gan Development (HUD)has sale of surplus property. swers to the problems" establishing a policy of not forced SUA to dip into the The $274,290 deficit is to be Citing some usion in what charging residents for 'ex $140,000 reserve account to made up $147,290 of ItUl) is meant by "downtown San- ms" electric utility fees in the supplement the 1975-76 fiscal money plus the $127,000 from ford,' Jacobson said the corn 100 unit project one of Si' year budget, he said operating reserves. Wilson mittee has established a under SIIA We will be operating with said working definition in the form Executive EM rector Tom $127,000 of our reserve acHe said it will cost $13,000 to of four delineated areas, In its Wilson explained a ;5 monthly count," said Wilson. upgrade recreation facilities Initial efforts the committee ______________________________________ and purchase some electronic will use its fir two areas to actounting equipment for the define downtown from ne ear ______ Palmetto to Part and from In other action, Wilson Second to Commercial Me reported a resolution was and from Palmetto to Myrtle adopted to contract with Watch Out 1 Dracula s Coming Ave.and from Third to Corn Honda [lower and 1aghtCo to 'i mercial She said as the Count Dracula is alive and well and living In Saord install nine Street lights at the development program conif )ou don't believe that, take it look at the Evening Lake Monroe Terrace project. tinues the definition of down. Herald's Seminole Magazine. lie said SHA will pay $325 a . to wn Sanford will expand year for the energy con. .' outward to eventuall include INI)F sUirption the area from Mellonville to Mr& Mary Whitten, part-time Around The Clock 4A Dr. Lamb Auto Train and from Fourth to "I3Idgc 611 Horoscope 6B Gardens, was rtI Hos pi t al Jacobson said that next week time $7,200 position she and committee adviser representing a $1,2DO salary Cressoord ............6B Shirley Moak, along with State increase, he , said. FAltortall 4A Television ....... 4B Senator Lori Wilson, will travel S11A approved a procurement Dcar Abby 8A Women 8A to Tallahassee to lobby for policy setting a VM limit for ds or services. U j THA T'S She said her group Any purchase . nunday's highlI7.0vemight low 68. Rainfall was.01 will be concentrating on the must be approved by the live- REALLY GOOD inches. depwnents of Archives chi and man SHA commission Wilson Complete details and tides are on Page S.A. Continued on Page said - I y e sid Today _____ -1~3";4`%-Kk~.-- C By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Altamonte Springs bar Donald R Crowder today labeled confessed burglar Calvin C Yates Jr, of CawlberrF, a bar and denied that he ever "ordered or bought" an outboard motor from Yates Crowder, 44-year-old owmr Oferthe Rendezvous Bar, and I h man E Fields, 38, co-owner of a repair shop Located across the street from the bar. are on trial on charges of buying, receiving and concealing stolen property. Crevirder and Fields were among 13 suspects arrested when Sheriff's agents said they smashed a $1 million a ear steal to-order multi-county theft ring in mid August Crowder testified for the defense today that he knew Yates and James L Davis and had seen them in his bar. But, Crowder said he 'never ordered a boat motor from Yates. I've never ordered anything from Cal Yates." confessed members of Davis, Yates and the theft ring, testified Thursday that they , , ' - 'p - - _____ -* - - - n Working - : edding Park Tenants Electr a I value to give 70 a In its deepen the girl's awareness of herself as a unique person; to develop the girls - 80 . based on the existence of Star of "'Me Mea)" DinahleffI111 Is Inteniewed by Master of Ceremonies Lau Christy (left) Thumday organized crime in Seminole night at the world premiere of the film held alSemtnole Cinema In Cwtselberry. Write r-direc to r. County, a statement that Vihlen was filmed In Winter Park, is John flu (right 1 . The benefit says he heard for the "first showing w a Juvenile Diabetes ResearchFoundation. ( era Phot o } ant asse err t ie" on Wednesday Tallahassee. "I cannot argue with the statement, the sheriff is the professional law enforcement officer," the chairman noted. And, Polk, contacted at hds office, today confirmed that he . "definitely feels there is a county's te in thei r .cerwin lement of organized diminish and that eventually be a blight crime in Seminole Count county officials would "own County conunission Chair, "A large part of our drug some clay in the hil1s." man Sid Vihlen Jr. agreed with But Lavender said, as "long Lavender, saying DeWolf's problem is orpirilmd. When you have coke and heroin and large ' as we have a county, I don't statement concerning how 1ng quantities marijuana 1. i (.. the county's need for clay think we're ever going to get will got to be organized." last "absolutely wrong. I roads paved." Though Polk feels all )i I predict the clay will last organizI crime is . not tied to roads superintendent e county for 50 years," the said county work crews r-ave chairman said. He also said he the syndicate, he said "some of about 10 or 12 miles of road a has asked county professionalsour drug oblem ... would be year. "And we take in about 15 to conic up with exact cost tied to Polk asked for special radios miles he added. Lavender said DeWoll'sand four addill'onal 's.. - create three additional districts . Clay is used to stabilize sand estimate of a $1 million cost patrol in the county. Polk says roads to make them passable ovra 10-year manpower shortages prompted accurat e, U and for paving. The county is basically m to create seven districts considering purchase of a clay Lavender says after 10 years which he says now needs to be the will be able to make . pit site near Markham Woods county upped to 10. J. C. 1. I%ENI)ER Road, and area homeowners (Continued ouPageZ.A Polk's actual request is for -. - United Way Aids G Scouts Long Term Clay Need Cl"ted I 6.96 _______ 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS , 00 SATURDAY 795 1895 4.59 IMITED ES RI I SOME COLORS,STYLES AND Sal. Price % 5. 99 - Rag Th,Ce 9 95 1895 2695 7,500 sq. ft Bonus S Fertilizer 2 500 sq ft 5,000 sq ft 79 '..it..J 14 Shrub and Tree Fertilizer 5 lb box 20 lb. box ..................... DeadboiiBeas' Lock Double Cylinder 4209 Satin Chromium Plated or Antique Brass tea 1 1195 949 AW - - sought to hold the sheriff's budget to $2.3 million. "I would predict that if the fu aniount is awarded, the Lx);- rd will take this to the /r:... f = i o i Exce tional Buys! 15.96 SALE PRICES GOOD OCTOBER 10 thru 16 YOU CAN LIAC'P.) r% IT YOURSELF! - Seminole County Road Supt. evelopment Council of the h J. C. Lavender disagreed today other with a charge earlier this week program. 717he Downiown'Development J-at the W-v of diminishing Council, which is not connected returns will eventually negate with the Downtown Business t vty's need for its own Assodatlon, Is made up of nine $517,000 clay pit. members, including Executive However,Lavender agreed Director Jacobson; Chairman . IDoW If the John Morris; Rose Jacobson, president of Markham Woods Don KnIgit, Ralph Larson, Civic Association, that over LI next 10 years the county will Springfield, Doug Stenstrom, pay about $100,000 a )ear for and Garnett White. clay if a site owned by Lester Mandell near m Downtown Steering Committee, flood is purchawd. has been meeting regularly for three months. Jacobson said County officials are now the committee will formulate a paying M,ODO a year for clay. final pre-plannin report by In esense, DeWoll said that Nov. 6 which will include over a span of 10 years the research data to be collected next week via questionnaires. Downtown businessmen real estate brokers, attorneys, merchants, insurance executives and others -will be the targets of the question- business operations. ___________________ • IRAI L hand of acceptable image the public will associate with the area; - Coordination and un- determine prevailing attitudes -- Check These 12. 95 8.69 13 95 9 96 2185 1584 8 21.34 699 5 99 with the helping - - Single Cylinder 400328 BC Brass x 12' patterrisandcolors(ea,) ..., Cushioned Vinyl Floor Covering Maiquts Choice of 8 colors (sq yd) Millionaire-4 coiois available (sq yd) Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT33 (ea) Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear GT 1(ea) B & D Cordless Trimmer 81 tea) KLC 3 Garden Ca (cal Reg. __________________________________ S1I1;&T1IlIWIto] GM Sure-Stik Floor Tile- 12" ______________________________ Reg 'fs•1 ' Housing Board Takes Action I' Here's a great Oppoitunity to make your home improvements at tremendous savings T , _____ - Is r VEGETABLE GARDEN FERTILIZER 18-24-6 - Comprehensive Development Plan that in. cludes surveys of existing facilities, economic patterns. attitudes in the downtown plementation by the Downtown 1 - AU tj es r - dter Jr. said on will appeal the Issue to the district court of appeais. Vihlen's statement comes after a Thursday hearing in Tallahassee in which Polk argued for a full 12.6-million - A for downtown Sanford, a cornprehensive plan to promote an ')O 6,000 sq. ft. bag ..................74.50 / EACH oTTYs ROAL SCOT 5.39 9 L Cut-and-loop hi-lo shag. 12' widths. Jute back. Many colors available. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) / id - Formulation of an image SEAT Ing, inflating. No. 7761. D IL. .1 on , .. Price s /ffA 4 - draw new businesses0 tf I11 up existing vacant buildings. Prospective businesses would be analyzed to determine their suitability to the development Specialty formulated for Florida &oil. Developed and tested. Fertilizer releases Its nutrients slowfy with long lasting results. Reg. .. Price Price /#' __ series of recommendations based on months of research, including consultations with i planners, architects. li economists, government of. ______________________ ficials and civic organizations, Jacobson and Moak downtown businessmen In merchandising, display tech. niques, public, relations, etc.; -Arecrulting campaign to 1 $2i0 if federal funds are the Ix1(Igttan increase taxes to deducted Vihien fears that a provide for additional money :. total award of the (LIII amount Polk quickly deified the ne1 If tht Flori da C dl)4fU dT(I ()t1l(l ux. OUt tile 1wtIngenc) for such a move. [hough the Sheriff John Polk his full fund leaving the commission shenff said he "respected" $255,000 request, Commission with no choice but to amend Continued on Page! A) i1erald Staff - - Training programs to aid TURF BUILDER Holds any standard cartridge. Quick loading. No. 60. Reg. Price ........... 1.49 EACH Reg. Price (ea.) ....... 1.45 it! NEW - FOR FLORIDA * Gold Leather or White Sparkle finish 6', 8', 10' or 12'. (Add $3.25 for right or ct We've -_-- ByFDPR1CKE - ' - - e FoIlow - . Beautiful gold faucet on 20 x 17 gold cultured marble shell basin top, 19 17" fully assembled base '; uncil . Executl%e Director Sara Ja cobson and committee add viser Shirley Sloak presented Co ii •ff V,r Sh Un MURP11Y Herald Stall Writer - If -. By AUDIE _____ . PACKAGE - Planned Fo r City An ur that may culminate in a face- lift for downtown Sanford as unveiledmursdayatameetingof ________________ the Downtown Development Ft - _ -- I' = Sanford, Honda 32771-Price 10 Cents - . ... _.____-.---__- 4 ~:N;co '-\~ ' v- - - .- 0-7-1 r i - .--- __ :-'-------------____________________ - - - ___________________ - A usWmer Lataested in a motor bigger than I I Morsepower and that they, accompanied by Chris Ray. 4. of 103[Akewood Dr., Sanford, takes time out f101n another confessed member of his activities at Happy Acres Kindergarten and Child Care Center the theft ring, Janies Arthur for a bit of refreshment. Or is It refreshing7 Y ou'd never know Or~e, stole a 150-horsepower from the look on young Chris face. dierald Photo by T'm Vi (CflhI ('ohatinuedouPage!.Ab .......... - � 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 09, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 09, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 09, 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/9627479f2dcf04a070b1a499df67f699.pdf 6c53daa49685ec78cd94185927bcb168 PDF Text Text ���������� 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, February 06, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 06, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 06, 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/f7d81b6ecb70e2ee1adbe463fc136eaa.pdf dd304480c3c3647a54d3366f772ee5f3 PDF Text Text ����������� 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 08, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 08, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 08, 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/b578cda2f120dcd7f83dba5d6315e522.pdf 4e678bc6acf7dbab7f6c3b0cebe751f5 PDF Text Text C-L4 p Ts_smed ... . - . i . ULLILE BAILEY .1 NEED VLL FOX ,ily CooKIS MIND TLIgNiNe Mort Walker M -Li JATMES I • 71' Ii East ,,, I ALLEY oop LONE, NLNu OUT O YOUR I . IS -' ! I OSCAR... • .j .. . - .;• ---- _________ . 4J93 guessed the club South might I )I OF •i ) West North flail V .____ - '. Y SS 1.1 I 7' u I 4, . — t ___ C . I - ..41 I'M '3tF/ I FT '.R r BlRTHCA'' A.4 , ir. _!?~;,sk WC&LC) SERV. M *0 . "~7 0 p 1 1, ~ 1 0 I 4 .. s Southern Bell Tel/ 1, By ED PRICK Herald Staff Writer Southern Bell Telephone Co., the firm that was granted an $85.9 million interim rate hike, provides free or discounted telephone service to employes, retirees and its board of directors, an official has con! ed to Seminole County, an estimated 20 managerial em ploycs receive free local service, while another 120 hourly or craft workers have $3.09 knocked-off their monthly local service bills, according to a company spokesman. to addition, long dista nce calls plac ed by supervisors are free -as long as they're approved at the district level. Craft employes are allowed long distance calls, too, as long as they're approved by supervisors and related to company business, an oilicial says. Die Arecbies," sayli 'full, Hunts Southern Bell's cum. mercial manager, are considered fringe benefits no different 1 - , __ 4 rJ • - ~/ I i I ,` / / .7 - q I •v / ''• - A can't wait until I grow up and get married and have someone that has to sh ut up and listen to ME once ai!e' J ~ V - L ~ 1 1 Is- has asked you to make thIs bid if uu ha'e a singleton cart. spot. If East held the Jack, Whatdooudonow Ans w er Tomorrow South's contract would come home; if East didn't South f /o S P then those provided by other companies. "lift weren't for the fringe benefits, it would have to be included in salary," Hunt noted. lie also sd that when some "key employes" are lie 'M the local manager in Seminole County," Hunt said, "If I want some tolls approved, I submit them up to district. We're audited regul ar ly on this thing. . ." company's rate of return commensurate with operafing Costs. If the full request is granted, the company proposes to double th e cost of coin box ca lls to 20 cents; charge for ca lls for information above three in any mon th and sharply raise Southe rn Bell se es about 2,500 businesses in Seminole County and an est im ated 19,355 residential accoun ts. Hunt said the local service rate here is presently 65 a month 0 as soon as the , oil, Service Commission order written, one-party residential rates for the Central Florida area will soar from $ . o $10.50 - an crease 0 a moo Th e request was gr an ted th e compan y by the PSC Monday. Southern Bell serves much of Central Florida, the East Coast from Jacksonville to the Keys and is the state's largest tele[)hOtW utility. to be on call 24 hours a day, the "company feels an ('bligation to provide that ser%lce He e xp lained that it's company policy across the state for phone companies to use the discounted and free service as a lure to attract the better qualified employes. Hunt said in the came of retirees, who ter 30-years service are awarded free local service, toll calls must be of an emergency nature before the compan y allows thembe Placed for free. For the board of directors, it's basically the same as for stir)vrvisnrs. Iiril service is provided free, while toll caPs Illust Ix,approved a state vice president, Hunt said. the costs to install a phone Most phone companies consi der the reimbursement a type of benefit to employes. A check wi th General Telephone Company in Tampa revealed an almost identicid reim. bursement in effect at GenTel. to fact, th e Tampaased phone company yearly pa ys out an estimated 11 m illion in fr ee and discounted phone service to its employes, retirees and its board of directors. $83 million 13 months go . In th at rulin g, the comma on said the utdity was entitled to a median rate return of 8.75 per cent. Still pending is the full request for 3216.5 million ad. ditlonal revenue which the firm says It needs to keep the _%j U. _________ GP'Ecwc rA'Lrrn.E A I AC%6jN / ye b I IECRQ OVERJ . TODAVS QUESTION Free ies For Em Of S Osceola Land F11*11 kJ0ss81IG,FLff C-iZN%06"/ ( '. , U The bidding has been West. So South could count diamond losers, plus the hearts and a possible club. He could handle that club loser by leading a heart toward çcg IF I 4 Sanford, Florida 32171-Price 10 Cents .1 MV P)a ss 3A cl \ I / • Ott Lit .OUI Things started out badly for South. East's king of diamonds, i. held in the fir trick and he Iass IV Pass i returned the eight South could I'55 3 A Pass 4 A play either the Jack or nine of A lass diamonds, but whichever one Pass ' You. South hold . . South 61 ,. hearts. This took care of all South's proble in hearts and clubs and he made his rather doubtful contract. ____________________ Opening lead - THE BORN LOSER - well have gone down two, but as Both vulnerable 1[1[c ta I .I I ...W ENOUGH OF US LOOKINGAROIJNt)OUT1EREIWE MIGHT GET LUCk-f AND PiCk UP SOME GIRLS! - -I I . ...TH' B4'S AN' I ARE GOING 8%1c T)" AND ROUND UP SOME MORE MEN! - `1 j club and ,I heart lead. Had he by Dave Grauc 'MIS t k)W HOW LL, E1RE HOPING FUR A SIGNAL J YOU OT GOIN43 TD ost EL i, WAIT AN', t olth Year, N o. 11WJday February 5JIg' •Q1052 SOUTH 1D) 4 f West had to decide between a 4 ) 41L o — L with two lea ds and threw West In with his last 4K 84 I 7 MThZUth didn't this play and decided to give thse opponents a &QJIo8 - /(cJ—'r 1' h and . Q _ 8) OU4 To"IsiEF : ~Cl I U (I 9 I 601,ie - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL AT BRIDGE WIN , — _____ (( ____________ .tA CountyCar Dealers 7-----% _______ ____ - .1 0 while he would lose two hearts he would be able to get rid of his ling club later. 1 ? 9 BLON DIE _ MAV I EASE ONLY Y Lt Mt BUY 1 0= TWATDEL00US c • 9 / / rn - - I BUGS BUNNY i SlOE WITh IN4 - 1.RS.0N HIS i- a __ IN I ,. 0 -I - '. - I ww R r. TAKI NG This COURSE, HOPE 3 . - V. -1 — '1,7 ~ ~ff_I __ IT— U hY I---- si 0 , , 1,;j 4 Ev qE OU RE \GOiNG TO TEACH ME KiDDINO iqC~~ TO KEEP 0. ' LECERS I IT,- J, - ( ; rjF . ee .1 ~ by Al I 4IN ISN . A _,"- i'l, (r-I TOE. I. - P. - , ) c'- t~. i '' - L .; I, I* ,_ /___ - ) I. TUMBLEWEED . - P r-i1 f'J< , ~ ~I i& Is ) II '( iJL1J 4 /hITk — WINTHROP YOU GC -T TO CIIANCE THE FirNC& W AT iy NR2 J( 4 .;. - - 1 iii ',' i1 I (ii 1;4 / A~ 9 0 1 ) I ' isuse - preliminary investigation has Thomas, a Chevrolet dealer and dealers in Seminole found that most if not all auto 1arles Whihead, a Ford County no longer use illegal dealers in his circuit operate dealer, by the Florida title practices similar to those illegally, and he has requested Department of Criminal I.Aw uncovered in an examination of an investigation of all dealers in t'Aro politically powerful dealers his six county Panhandle cir- Enforcement. Thomas is a former Republican party state in Panama Cit a spokesman twt cha irman Whihead is an said today . • His request follows an in- active Democrat pay worker. T T • a • estigation • • State Atty. o Jones says oft E. "Tommy" The practice involves using a false local address on titles of autos sold out of town buyers so the dealer will receive credit for the sale. otherwise, the credit would go to the dealer to Car - - -. m . a up _____________________________________ _ State Atty. Abbott Herring's office hall opposed a bond reduction for Faller or his on recognizance pending a background investigation by probation and on his o,An recognizance subiect to super. . vision by probation and parole authorities. An parole authoties. agreement signed with the court b) Faller sti Pulates he must report each INIonday to pro bation and parole authorities. Circuit Court Judge Woodson received the confidential probation and parole department reP(Irt Tuesday :ind ordered Faller released The Herald regrets the Incorrect iden. fification of the judge in the cue an to set the record straight. I " don't suppose anybody else does," the mdess manager of an a ra rea toda y. He said it common practice up until the Thorrai invesgation for dealers to list U address th order toreceive credit for the sale. The ressaw was the rmmber ci cars supplied a dealershjp in a given year depended on a* number of regLoradons that the previous year. A "false" addresses weren't intent to commit a felony and after he was acquitted by given but that salesmen of. the SW were reported stolen grand larceny. tentimes just HsW the address Jury in the burglary case. ed tennis shoe A circuit court jury returned Hampton was in county jail or. tracks were followed from the of the dealer tho woe %erdicts of innocent yeerda) toda), howeer, on ,000 bond Als man uf acturers applied In the burglary case, Ham burglarized building to the for Charles Ricky Hampton, 21. on a charge of possession of a ton had been accused of nearby Hampton residence of 310 Th SL, Sanford after a stolen motor vehicle. breaking into Stine Machine that the tools were found iand registrations in a dealers na two-day trial on charges of Police arrested Hampton on and Supply Co., 207 W. Semnd zone of Influence," a practice breang and entering with the new charge a short time St., on Nov. garage %here Ha-,ipton had that has cooled off sit" the 24. Tools valued at been working on an auto. Thomas incident. Both Thom1 and Whitehead In other circuit court action, admit to ha%ing violated the Circuit Court Judge RVISVI title reg iStration law but said it Dykes sentenced 14-)ear-old Robert Horn Jr of Castle was common practice. They they stopped since the Brewer Court Sanford to five to 30 years in prison for rob. legality was questioned a year bery. * Thomas was first In. The youth was originall y vestigated last February By BOB LLOYD but Assistant State Atty. Tad fired 12tesishowith the pistol indicted by the Seminole whenGore rnor Askew referred Herald Stall Writer hggatt told the jury of the and it never misfired , lie sai d County Grand Jury for th Circuit Court Judge Robe rt H shooting death of Liii), who the weapon has a hard trigger alleged June 13 rape and ro e the inquiry to Jones, Jones b. NIc(;regor ordered a directed Figgatt said Faison "brought to (Continued on Page 7A I bery of a Sanford woman. I Continued on Page 7A) By lkrald Staff Writer - 1 , I I V I . V~ I — " - . il. by Bob Montana _____ . R , ( W~ql PINS vvOULD FALL DOWN! 1-!s —" J 11-1 .. ~ I i it )) A~ _v_.! -IMF = ~ ?iff - # 22 Old Freed In Slaying Tr*al i - I • "I ... . I J . V - - _____ _______________________ _______________ I Ti __ C~- V!, __ —=MMM __ ~=* M_~_.Ar= _ ___ ______ 1-___41W%!______ Z 9&------ 'i!J I In addition backstops on a range that club members use for "pistol and rim fire shooting" are inadequate and dangerous. I (Nf II ..... p ; - the main gate and club mem bers let themselves in to shoot on their own — supervision and securth are pour itisundtr ARCHIE ENGLISH! I USE IT V0UIRE USED HAT DO YCXJ GO TO HELP THF_ PINS GOING To Booy YCU MEAN FALL! CRITICIZE ENGUSH., I Is MY L6~ZG W' I,i EN . ANGELINA'S UNUERWEAR Yuv FORM TOO! ---rl TOO TGHT?" ROLL **_~!ni2l E BALL! 1 .i ___% I ~- Neis-Aender said: It would be difficult to haiidle events of any kind on the field since there are L. no sani tary facilihes available. "There a re several ke ys to J ; • -4• . • ~ - it/ ~ ___ , I W. '. 1, . __ 1 By Herald Sta ff Writer - 2nd Arrest Follows _ ~ f~ A . ,-I ~ --- - - =F~~_ - -_ -, _J __ - . t I JLI I - KIPPIN" I Alq-rN*o * RECIFF. I T EW GUILTIN AWER5 I 1 .- "I 2) 4 0 f 1~v . -_ __ - I1 - YEW A " NO / _j~, ;4.? PALFFAU II jr avaIij _________________________ V1, j i I.i% .1 a I KOOKIN"? 9 by D i II3 _; &> I--,J ss`~ " - ~r. ( .I J -, - rr-— — V d I J, 0 iK KEP' ____ ____ f ~ - - ' M I . " - ZMA ffimem M According ease club failed to operate the two ranges for a period of 60 days after Feb. 1, 74, contra would be violated Although the lease requires Mat the public be admitted, the club has alreadyheld several "events" without inviting 1 by T. ./ r ___ ed on his o%n t to the .; - L_ Halt T'P tle %~_', ;: 1`4 r -_. - county jail since his amst the same night on $10,000 bond. and it needs to be brough attention of the Board." - =~ __ "There was to be one course tment anu anvur for bli public," ______________________________________ ~ - 0. ,* terms of the lease are vague . :11 - •.. - recognizance pending a trial, scheduled for the% eek of Feb. 24, on charges of larceny of a motor ve hi cle and third degree arson Faller is accused of stealing an Oviedo Fire De partment Rescue van from the Oviedo 1e station and burning the $10,000 vehicle Jan. 15 at Forest City. He had been held in erroneously identified the judge who released elfl Oviedoaccused of arson of a fire department rescue van from jail as County Court Judge Harold Johnson. Court records show that Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson, not County Court Judge -thmuin,,rdered Porest Dee Faller, terms are upheld," Nelswender told The Herald. "Otherwise It ,Aould set a bad precedent." )) r J~_, Tr I .- , W--;,,--_ 0 JV kU19 o, LEDGERS - ~. . .1 - A news story in yesterday's Herald for county property. we owe it , - -4f, u ge o nson Identified Erroneous i MY ;,0`Jif~, I L_,-, )JL - 1 I• e i l,',I \ $ .: I IS ,0' __ _ I 1 . I 11 -I 'of • and for a police firing trap and skeet field'open to the public, neither stipulation has been carried out, Neiswender said. . ~ ___ I - OF ALL Tls4e COMPLAtNTS' Although the club signed a nominal si a year lease with the county in November 1973 specifying that the ZDO acre-plus ,11' / ( ;~I. -__________________ . V11 - iL, EXCiTi MG, WAV OUT... k GIVING UP -rWE BALLET! I - :" % 16 _______ _____________________ POP ,;Z , ,. P~,' '441 .. 11 I., ,~', _ ___ U 0~ II I - ~e CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ~ . . r- I _~;t ~ .. / k. .~~ '. I 0. *1 L~ -- I,. is -4~,_ ~s,_ ~ 2. ",7— i ,MY • : ~ ---,-,.A , I / . PRISCI'S 81 T. . I II ~~- I., SNGLETON, AT YOUR. 9 SERVICE.,' NOW ARE )f ) .. % I ~>-- __ - ____________________ D MORN - r* - .If I 1._& ~ -4 SHOVY HIM H.HELW .' X _11~ WC= t all's - I )_ - I ____ AWE J . %4` . the fers have since been with. repor ts of the physical condrawn rind development has dition of the field and bring ' by HeimdahI & StofI i, 1 4 - fAIR I ' - SE4Ki/' i . ; I /1" I / is -1 %_ ~sssssi I _I Y I TT • r ~~Z-~ . , V I i drawn to a standstill. them back to the Board, and to Thel negltvted condition of the "It seems to be a basic lack of talk with club representatives Osceola Ind Fill - leased by communication," between the to garner more information on tiv-- county to the Seminole club. the county, and the their plans. Count) Gun and Archer) mihUir), \cisender said eisender said he hopes to Association - came under fire The county commission revisit the site b) the end of this I county testerdat. from the , askedSeswen d er o record dhi s week. cause lease conditions don't appear to be upheld, according to County Planner Roger I ___ I k IT MU*1 1 -- ~ By BILL BEUVILLE herald Staff Water au N _____ I I ry by THROUGH HIS / .~ . . 4 - A MAN' S )-- , -1 1 V 10019 1 ' ,. . -_ -? ! E WAY L - 1. OKAY.--B WANG r 4 - I % N ease Draws Fire 1 (1 Chic Young _ - I . I 0. this newspaper) P 0 Bo,r 48-Q Radio City Station. ,%Pe,s york 1 ill "kil~i~, irdict of aciitthI today [or 22 )earld Sanford ministmer in the Dec. 22 shooting death of John IAl%, 14, of Ssanford. The court ruled that 1114 usecution witnesses' bo% testimony failed to show tL,lt several acts of simpit. a ('lirt before s death" State witnesses testified that Faison told them the boy was shot v%hile they "were playing games" with a pistol that the . "s mother, Ruth Payne. had given Faison to get fixed "Wcause it misfired." - .•,• - - I -, 1. . . - I - I III , .r - _~ ss fwwn~ I ,001 .. ~ - _~ ~;Kr_ -4 -, , --_-r r~. 1. Illkz ~ .-. , -, - i' _ _%_. __ I- .- - __ ,4, _-' e-r- A*t I ! CAPTAIN EASY (Cl E ? -~ -- 'i.-4-- ( P BCQ -'' ' f rom 'I IT rAkes TQ 5TP ME I - __ ol .- yr i / --:-I .. ' '\ .__ i1 / •\ - - -_ I `~ ~~-- . YOU USA I T /07 7 S\ __ -_ . ~I --- ~_ -_ -_ ___ . ~A K "-I . - -, -~-j- - - - I ww" ill . WRE. 1 . ____ . r, c ,ii'p .- 4 - I . Is,; .- Z, - - rM A iff 5 -k -4 = _ -- - i ' thr -_j- ,__'• - - - C=J I = =-= - -------- 24 Of is .. - --- = ~% f. ;_ - - "L J __ - -, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a - i tions of Winter Springs as well 'W -cc filing a pe tition a of an before the commission," as other areas in the southern morning 62. There was.07 . an% spokesman said. portion of Seminole Uounty. Inch of In )Paleeda} Partly C0 advised us lc 'ii (OUflciI At present the firni charges ) to cloud) at limes rsday. Chance of not to my anything until ilk $7.70 ;I month for it residential ough of the pr ivate hands the line a' $1650 a inonih in d thundershowers pr titlon is for a businem lfl,vne. tonighL Tonight's low& In the corl"Dission." The PSC has been besieged Exact details (if the dollar mid 60s. Complete weather details prige SA. . 1= •- I - -- --5----* '5- -=-- 4 — - =- - = 4 • =-=-== ==-=----= — - :=H 4 -----5-- •%----- I? aflt "considers d de fen lant as her selLond son.” ' • & W As the unusual trial opened. Faicon quletl) wiped tears both pr osecu t ion and d efenM' . li?d to the Public Service The Winter Park firin serves rate hike of $216.5 million. Both Commission iii for it rate (IberrAltaonte I('oflhfnuedoePagelA) WEATIIF:I{ ___ gross negligence needed to W* nter Park Telephone r LI 'I ppl es or Rate A m _ ~Y=_ . -L_ ,* 11-11ji, I _ 5A Hospi ta l B FU PRl(kF but Brance Buck, a public for rate increases Obituaries ............5A Herald Staff Writer relations representative for the On Monday, Southern Bell 8A,9A Sports Winter Park felephoe Co, lirn, said all the details will be was granted an $859 million Television.............128 which serves 110,400 customers available in the morning after rate hike. The company QUAINT! GtT IY• l2A al W I I) " - 7-// f - ;-11 __ - WI ?i - *~ - _. ; 840rdayfoo - --__ - t~ --L. -. __- ..- 1~ T 5~ __ - __ • I Crossword Puzzle Dear Abb) - IT) b Is , \\ \ \\\ ) / I - I iI i GETS YouR 4 7-7-- -4 .V~ - .1. ~__ - Z4- A iilI - -S throw, the silhouette of the want int sharp relief iflerald Photo !i~ tA - If Uke a battalion of guardsmen with sharp swords dtawn for ac I . Lilly spent weekends with SENTINEL STANDS GUARD lion, this magnificent ueca cactua stands guard outside t Fft sustain a guilt) verdict in the -Ings and 1,oan Aswiation of Seminole, In downtown mansLaughter trial thatbegan Sanford. Sunlight. reflecting off the building's huge windows, yesterd; .fl ex EEK & MEEK FRANK AND ERNEST 11 SPIKEY /,- ( it i= .i2 a it military constructing * facilities on the large site, but o ___________ \ -, ._,_ -- ;A various _____ by CtOOkS & -I,r = , --- ____ It -I-- L It Local Pages 6.7 - __*" _ - --S_-S - __ - A I., 1 :-, =.-- _ZTW:4J f,-.,~O . ______11 .- -__I .irtrnlge Lapatit) box fhe law)ers also agreed t Lilly had pulled the triggei 1 , ' . I- - __ - - - . _. , - __ . __ - - I- ~_ - * . - - before Faison handled the weapon and lAlly was shot. - ' - - a- Ackert said testimony was ___________________________ games vi" i' ll was PI )i IsIsith the pistol that his mother had earli e r gi v e n i cause it wouldn't fire, fit, said Faison 4etting ready to go to churc-h tniceswhenth IiI ilshootin Sanford Cr ime liborato I irearnis examiner William A .,,,t:, - - __ „.. f i , ____ - - 0--. --. MOD TO ASK - More - liathinan, this statv's first %%itness, told the jury that he - - STUDENT HELP - Is" i dkft __ Seminol? ('ounty school students will be asked IopaflIcfpe is the annual March of Dimes campaign this year and MOD officials have contribution cards for the students ready for distribution. Here (t,eft to Right I Dot Pentiffigton. School Board secretary; IrI oIdie, eecuhe director for th e Central Florida March of Dimes; Bud lAyer, chairman of the Seminole County &larch of Dimes, and Pat arren, ano ther school board secrry, check the stack ol,%IOD cards for school use. ne studentr will be asked to take the cards home In order to obtain contributions from their parents as %ell. - - - 4 4 --- --_ __ - �- 2nford.Fl. A-Evening Herald, MM WeuiniWey. Fvb.S, lflS NationaI ci S I es At 14Yea rL ow 11 NA DETROIT tAll) 0N FBI Continues Fulitim e Search For Patty Hearst 'ash re. sales. Deliveries Workers To of the fugitive newspaper heiress. "Every day brings us closer to finding them," Rates said Tuesday. referring also to William and Emily Harris, "I just ('ant tell you exactly when. We're not standing b waiting for things to happen." Bales said there is no reason to believe that Miss Hearst, 20, has left the country. He said it is likely that somone "willingly or unwittingly" has helped the fugitives or they would have been captured bynow. Randolph A. Hearst, Patricia's father, said simply of th e family's year of torment, "There is no anniversary In our minds," ... RIEF WASHINGTON (AP) - 11resident Ford says the Arvid Jouppi, a financial in Detroit Hid there been no rebates sales would have been even more disastrous in January. The latest figures marked the second straight gain in 10-day surgents In t y Ii _AI'ft'1fJ 2 -. us P an l i %:',1IIMI'ON Al' . ado centff •. ") S ; ¶ technical director for mission. - The Soyuz space craft off from a Soviet launching site 'e en hours before the Apollo bhtsts oft (roan (ape Cdnaseral on July 15 Two days Liter, the ships will rendezvous in space iind dock for about two days while the crews conduct Joint experiments. Yeliseyev first fl,-% in !-pace in January 19 aboard Sosuz5 the mission in which creAs were exchanged with Sovuz 4 In October of the same )ear. be flew on Soyuz 8 and in 1971 was aboard Soyuz 10 when it docked with the Salyut orbital spam station. The prime cre%men for the Russian part of the mission c'osmonauLc Alexis Leono and Valerie Kubasov. wall arrive here Saturday with six other . Co mi g ( 1 ( 1/ ~OURA I , ______________ ________ _________ 111 MIIeig.mak.r Plus. Four p1 pol estir cord tire In the wide 78 serIes profile. Modern sidewall. Wrap around tread No trade-In required. Bfackwafltub&ess ________ ') - ) Pik I 878-13 6.75 27.00 20.25 1.84 C1613 ,., '..r8-14 8.00 32.00 24,00 1.98 8,2! 33.00 2.04 E7814 8.50 34.00 25.50 2.27 F78-14 9.25 37.00 27.75 2.40 G7814 9-751 39.00 28.25 2.56 G78-1 5 10.00 40.00 30.00 H78 10.50 42.00 31.50 2.60 - 2.83 - Whitewall, just 2.25 extra. top disc S • - C Ofl '" 1 ron ' Sale 4.99, Reg. 8.49 each. JCPenney heavy duty shock absorber. Features 13/16" Piston with ring design. Guaranteed for as long as You own your car Available for most American and foreign cars Ezpert 'nstaiiat,on availabi, at e.t,a Guarantee It a JCPrnney Heavy Duty Shock A bs orber tails due to detects malerm and workman%hip or wear out, while the originsi Purchaser o*ns car We will replace the shock absorber no e x tra charge JUSI nolify i YOur P1`001 01 Putchase Theire will be an r ' ' • additional installation charge unl(' the shock absorber waS originAlly installed )' C t'flfley _____________________________________________________________- J4 s I iant steel belted t ____ ' -. - ___________ _____________ Tire size Price j + fed tax f J I f ( - i..; E78-14 35 F78-14 35.00 2.58 5o ' - 0 O'Clifmv Sur, i.. dandoDr.. Sanford . F1und,27il rnw-:3(Js)3'i 1776 SULES ______ COLD CAP TOWELS ____________ ELSIE ROUND . PACK OF 10 2 GAL. -' - .-:.... • r Lo" 11=1 JUMBO ROLL C C "u LIMIT LIMIT 1 - Now ( ASpIRIN colton r , -- en- JOHNSON'S LIMIT 1 • ' I\ PREPARATIAM U 260s 1t•OZ. (- . AI' - William -•---- , Mrs. Thatcher. Bookmakers %Shtteliaw, Britain's former made him a narrow favorite, viceroy' of Nor thern Ireland, The election was forced by has entered the race for leader party' members disgusted by of the Conservative party and is the loss of t% o general elections given a slight edge over Mar- tinder Heath's leadership Last garet n.atcher, who ousted Ed- year, one of %hich he called. Aard Heath front the post. 17here was speLulation that Ileath, 58, quit Tues&i~ after some of Mrs. Thatcher's votes trading Mrs. Thatcher,' a 49- %k ere more anti-fleath than pro. ) ear-old former education mm- Thatcher and that these votes Ister, on the first ballot by the would go to Whitelaw next 276 Conservative members of Tuesday. the h ouse of Commons. As .Thatcher , But expressed prime minister from 19i0 to cautious confidence "We f 1974. Heath's major achievenient "as to take Britain into lieve our vote %ill remain firm, -and ue hope to attract a fe% the European Common Market. more," she said. Mrs. Thatcher, a member of Shotild she w in, she would be 1k parts s right wing received the1irstwoa,aan to head it major 130 soles to 119 for lit .ith with British rts and would become 16 sote going to a minor t4anda the ountry s first woman date and 11 members toot sot prime minister if the Con Imig She needed ,a majorits ervatives defeated the I.-abort139 votes - and a f 15 tes s and returned to per cent - or 42 votes - more than her nearest rival. Whitil,aw 54, made his name On the second ballot next by bringing togetber moderate' Tuesday, 139 votes will be suf leaders of Northern Ireland s ficient regardless of the mar- Proteitant and Roman Catholic gin roIllniUniti&s into a joint pro. Whitelaw. the part), chair- vincial administration which mn,n and a dose associate of has since collapsed. One of the Heath notedthat1IeathhnIthe wealthiist parts leader'; he backing of the majority ')( the lies on 4 300-acre estate near party's %korkers and called his Penrith, on the Scottish border, defeat "it traumatic ex. and oA n.i 4,000 acres near Glas. gow. [)flCn( t It is in all the t ircum Mrs Thatcher, the daughter stances, my duty to stand," he of ii country grocer, went into said. 1 kliet the unity ui (itJ' politics %%ith .1 brilliant part), in Parliament and the academic re, :ord, qualifying esearch chemist and country is of prime Importance. • ' If I can make a contribution, I n as a ' la wyer. She w s will rio so" Iirstelutedtotomnmonsln 1959 Other possible candidates uindisthemothero(21year-old 4*11so %%ere mentinned, but most t%% ins. Her husband is a director commentators anticipated a of Burmah Oil, Britain's Wcond fight between Whitelaw and largest oil firin. I I' _____ 400 INT. UNITS BOTTLE OF 100 BOX OF 24 1.3-OZ. "PVV 302 of Sanford Plaza Penneyes , $500 TO $5000 ISSUED FROWAGES 46TO 87 Write and give us your date of birfh Life of America Insurance Corp. of Boston 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass, 0210, Dept. O.SH •- MYLANTA I1PIAFPa&i a - VITAM N II II 12 OZ BOTTLE BOTTLE F 30 a MATCHING \tJ tIJiS' FEB.14 -. WICKER SWAG or LLJ - TABLE " . • dI \ BRACH'S ASSORTED -' . VALENTINE ur ,., Swag lamp with 12' Wicker shade and 8 Plastic 24" 12" wi9cker shades and floral decorations. While. lemon 01 lime # A flT S ' , BOXED CHOCOLATES ". - - t e HALF 99( POUND SIZE • ¶/..P44'L GLc.0 .i"_ I SIZE . • DELUXE POUND SIZE 44 SPONGE MOP ' )"- CONVERSATION HEARTS S TRAW TV IF ' OR PAPER WEL HOLDER / '' \ 99c WET MO ______________________________________ 3 CAMERA Includes A1OR camera, 110-12 film, Magicube Extender , Magicub' and wrist ' BOZ 291 '- • EACH ii BAG . • • , - 14-OZ. REG. OR LEMON VALENTINE CARDS DOUBLE PACK 49( CARDS DI CI"t 1975 DODGE CORONET BROUGH So 2-door hi dtop (quipped with AM radio per 111thiril. poeer bralin. automatic IrsmsmiUlon, V S enin, whit adruilis, dtiui wheol yvs. 28z LT1JL "il's-i OUR NEARESTSUPERx PRUO V FURNITURE WAX wc*~ F DEODORIZI NG LANER •'' . 'ELI 1 80Z I - PiL n-c"T .ir AN PRINTING . qE ...L EXP KODACOLOR 69( --L 1-(=> ONE ROLL PER C()uPori PLEASE 14 YUST ACC~I)ypa-4y OnDER E XPIRE elm 00601 BORDEN'S 6 PACK NOVELTIES GIGARETTES ALL BRANDS ALL SIZES I9I SCHICK SUPER II I e, ---( CARTRIDGES R EG. IN I, 'FUDGSICE I' -------...._-- for PACK AND OF 9 PER ARTONIIt' C LIMIT i SYLVANIA L' MAGICUBES I K 39 PACK OF 3 Ji:, c.'i UL V LLV utU i MR. MUSCLE OVERNIGHT STORE fOR AN ENTRY 81AN9 I Ij LIMIT 1 - LIMIT 1 "' I- 14 x ' '-.-- BOTT DRAWER LINER • MI1VIII 77 " " / 7 • KODAK POCKET "" ' 129 I -- SHELF LINER ''t f, PLAYTEX itiafli'e A Dl - -, i,pi - EACH L_swGc sacs, 6 nipples an expander (.' RUBBERMAID ASSORTMENT FULL I 55 disposable 33 • 6 holders & caps ' SPECIALVALUES 'Sink divider mat Sink mat - Rectangular dish pan an Cutlery tray NURSER KIT -, -- RUBBERMAID LAMPS _____ ' PLAYTEX FINAL EXPENSE Open 3.9 Mon. thru Sat. _____ • VICKS . - -:•; _____ Na . 6 OZ. -- -' - MpoRubi I - TUBE 9 . VICKS. I 2 •oz. DIAL ANTIPERSPIRANT 6.1-OZ. JAR OINTMENT , _____ ______ 4 COLD CREAM REG. OR LEMON fl Al • aM 'i. OF 100 . . U PONDS SHAMPOO I l CURITY BABY 5-GRAIN BOTTLE - W FONL)S - SHAMPOO 70Z. TUBE / .. .•. - ... 1• A CONCENTRATE balls .. 194;)O%PIRIN PRELL W e aw r In Battlehit cu> EXPIRES 4 51 PUS BANK OF SEMINOLE ' - LDAy , BORDEN'S CON PAPER ul LIFE INSURANCE 1:1 yif 32 A ) 2,74 81 Eseni Ig Hemm 11F ' 3,50 --. on 8 twO P1Y P01YOUter cord body. 7 8 series w.de profile Whitewulls No trade-In requifed. w American crew of Air Jorce Brig Gen Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance fir- ml and cevvr;il olh!, r. 1~ou:% 'Afll-i.HN4 on Uie 1111.)SIOT), • , Reliant steel belted tire Two steel belts it. r J Tire size Save Reg. Sale + fed. tax ____________ I DETERGENT embargo cargo beginning Feb. 14 and cease operations completely around Feb. 25. John W. Barnum, acting transportation secretary, told the committee Tuesday' that the $275 million voted last month by the Senate now should be increased to $305 million because the Interstate Commerce Commission suspended a 7 per cent freight rate hike that was to have gone into effect Wednesday The funds were for 10 rail roads, with the Penn Central the biggest beneflciary. / Most American cars and many foreign cars N)(ER .tiOURBA JUMBO r several floundering railroads, a Perm Central Railroad official today renewed the company's threat to begin closing down next week unless more aid is granted. Robert Y. Blanchette, a trustee of the Penn Central, told the house Interstate and Foreign Commerce Cornmittee that the bankrupt carrier was sticking to Its plan to Hires what we do ' Install new Stop Action front disc brake pads • Rebuild front calipers • Machine front rotors • Inspect front grease seals and master cylinder • Repack front wheel bearings e Insp"t rear brake linings e Inspoct rear drums • Inspect rear wheel cylinders • Inspect disc brake hardware 9 Inspect rear brake springs • Inspect rear oil seals for leaks 0 Bleed and refill brake system 0 Road test car W CHIFFON LIQUID OVER L%OENSCT1 SF COPYRIGHT 1975 SUPERX DRUGS C WASHINGTON (All) - As the Ford administration raised its estimate of the f eder al funds needed to salvage ilO n FEB. 811975 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Railroad May Close Down r -- GOOD THRU, ' Of Need For Peace - PRICES ' Ast aI PRICES.1 _,4;w__ Aristotle Onassis is not in danger, but his wife, #1 Jacqueline and a heart specialist were flown from New York to be with him. LIMIT The 69-year-old shipping magnate is reported suffering from from a potentially dangerous combination of myasthenia, or m c ar debility, and Influenza. . Th e Greek national radio said he had been in bed at his 17 villa in Glphada, a seaside suburb of Athens, since last Friday, Friends in New York said Onassis telephoned his y?ar.old wife, the former Jacqueline Kennedy, on Sunday and complained of being lonely and depressed. They said she flew to Athens on Monday, telling friends she would be back in New York on Friday. • M aide sa id the heart specialist was sent for because the combination of myasthenia and Influenza could danger Onassis' heart. LTI.ILUTTI PRESCRIPTION _____ The rebels blew up a bridge in adjacent Tigre province and cut off relief supplies headed for Asmara and its 200.000 residents, sources said. A I • ATHENS, Greece (AP) -An aide says the life of ailing il'Ii I' ii NA I I airport, diplomatic sources said. The Ethiopian airline flew some 200 foreigners, ineluding 100 American women and children, from the capital of Eritrea province to Addis Ababa on Tuesday. But at dusk gqerrillas of the Eritrean Liberation Front EU" attacked and took control of the road to the airport, sources said. About 200 Americans, most of them employes of a U.S. communications station near Asmara, are still there. U.S. officials said they had sufficient food, but there was no electricity in the city and drinking water was getting scarce. - - As Among the proposals are onu . confrontations between Presi. to inject federal money into the dent Ford and the Democratic mortgage market and to lower leaders of Congress move interest rates. closer. the long-promised The committee has a goal of ronauts Aware Democratic economic program reporting to the House by early is beginning to take legislative March some form of legislation form. tomakeitealerfoapr-cpec. President Ford has chal- tive home-buyer to obtain a lenged congressional Demo. mortgage. crats to match their criticism of Democratic-dlrected Some CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Petrov said engineers of both the administration's economic committee activity has been P) - The first Russian cosmo- countries also have something initiatives with speclfk pro- action to Ford proposals rather naut to visit an American in common - 'devoting too grams of their own. than affirmative movement spaceport says Soviet and much time to work and not In response, House Speaker along alternate lines. American astronauts have at enough to leisure; not enough to Carl Albert last week called in The Ways and Means Cornleast one thing in common - a families and enterta inment" committee chairmen and asked mittee, for example, is bringing philosophical awareness of the He said he found Americans for pledges that economic and to the floor a bill to suspend for need for peace, competent and "pleasant, kind, energy legislation would be re- 90 days the authority that Ford "I am convinced that there is friendly human beings." ported out by specified dates, used to raise the tariff one thought that always comes Bushuyev said Americans Among the first to respond ported to the mmd of astrrmaitts and and Russians working on the was the Banking Committee, chairman Al Ullman, fl-Ore cosmonauts in space," Dr mission ha v e become very which drew the assignment of contends passage ofthlabjus Meksey Yelfseyev, veteran of close friends. shaping legislation to nudge in- necessary prelude to any three space (lights, said Tues. "But that doesn't mean we terest rates downward. It Is Demoàatic legislation to re- day. A don t argue, he said. 'In tech- now near the end of he arings on duce demand for imported pet. Itis theidea that theearthis nucal matters, we sometimes bills to for ce banks to extend roleum.If the presfdentjalplan a planet uhich is extremely have strong arguments. But I'd loans for low-and middle in. for control by price raising gets like to point out A e never take come housing and certain other tAell under way, it will preempt "Without 4etting too philo- the advantage of pushing each purpose& the field, Ullman said. splica1, it seems so highly de- other into a corner. On the con. The panel has set a target for Ways and Means also is fin- hp'sirable that on a pla ne t so small trary, we seek a wise technical a Ho use vote before the end of ishing its version of a tax-cut that there be no destruction compromise." February on the bill, which is bill designed, like Ford's, to caused by wars or disAsked which experts were strongly opposed by the Treas- stimulate buying and thereby agreements be tween nations," more qualified, Bushuyev sa id ury Department arid the Feder- the 'economy. However, added Yeliseyev. Russian flight it was difficult to say. al Reserve Board. veloping Democratic version director for next July's joint "I Wnk both are qualified in The committee also has directed more toward the lower Apollo-Soyiiz mission, finding solutions 13 problems, scheduled subcommittee hear. end of the income scale. Yeliseyev. using an inter. and I hope that in the future ings to begin Thursday on vari. Ullman's proposal would in. preter. spoke at a news confer. work there w ill be the friendly ous proposals to aid the de. clude no tax rebate for individence here with the two top So- manner as of noA." pressed housing industry. uals with over V0,000 income. %iet space officials - Boris I'etrov, chairman of the Council on Intercosmos, a position equal to that of the adzninis. trator of the American space agency; and Profesor Con. - a embattled Asmara was jeopardized today because the Insurgents had seized the road to the In Leg slat ve i 0 To Ethiopian Airport 10254 h1!t . _______________ _____ e tie Onassis Not Endangered "I'liere is va' 5t human suffering and frightening in- per cent unemployment for the next two years a security behind the cold statistics of massive. still rising prescription for "planned recession.90 layoffs," he declared He said the President's plan for dealing with the energy The auto workers were to hear from a host of congres problem by raising taxes and prices to reduce con sional leaders, mostly Democrats, who were invited to the sumption would add to the economic problems and ,bring rally at the Washington Armory. Ford administration us to a disastrous social situation." DISCOUNT i , Economy To Improve economy will unoroe faster than some experts predict and that it will be in good enough shape to justify his seeking election in 1976 for a full four-year term. Before returning to Washington from a 26-hour isit to Atlanta to promote his economic energy program Ford said Tuesday that he believes the economy "will do better by the end of this year than the experts think." Ford was expected to continue plugging for his programs In a breakfast meeting today with 100 Democratic members of Congress, including chairmen of 13 major committees. fie voiced his optimism at an Atlanta news conference shortly after the White House sent a gloomy economic message to Congress predicting higher unemployment, permanen tly higher energy prices and a less bountiful standard of living for Americans. r ' Voice Their Plan Wednesday, Feb. 51 11$-3A your Budget with'SupeRx ... B ,- HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. tAP) - On the first anniversary of the kidnaping of Patricia Hearst, FBI agent Charles Bates said special agents continue luiltime VVORLD 1 sales this spr ing mid. last two January periods to January when fuel L'ite plans (' . promotions, plans, ages tumbling . sales uar sales drarnittically above started, were up 41 reanalysts say the traditional the ad not snapped out of The January estimate would prove gradually during : improved mid-nionth levels, after spring upturn W11lbypass De. slump since World put sales of U. cars at their mainder of the year, even Irni deliveries for the ntire %tere the lowest for the period r"i month are still expected to hit a on record Total January sales were es 1961 and mark the 16th con The companies are expected to makers will wind up with either 14-year lo. While auto executives aitrib- timated at 457,000 cars, off 17 secutive month that deliveries replace the rebates with a bar. sharp profit drops or losses n Sales from Jan. 21 through uted the sharp sales gains in the per cent from a low 5,907 in have lugged behind year. rage of dealer contests to boost the first quarter. Jan, 31. the firM peio1 meas. Meanwhile, tentative producunng the full erfectof$200to a uto tionscduks I htebe M rebates the auto m,alters output this h will are offering on some new mod. est n 14 years. 000 els, uere estimated at 232,000. the industry's They ere up 42 per cent from collar workersare on layoff this mid-Jinuarv. but don 10 per eek. WASHINGTON (AP) - Nearly 10,000 auto workers, cent from the same period in officials also were invited but a (JAW spokesman said it GM showed the strongest permost of them unemployed, are rallying here to tell the 1974. was uncertain if any would attend. lormance In late January, with government they have a better idea than President Ford's udes figures re. Woodcock has said it the protest fails to produce sales of 123,900, a 51 per cent for getting their Industry and o thers back to work. ported Tuesday by three of the "positive action out of the government" he would be back gain over midmonth and a 6 per Stung by the layoffs of nearly 300,000 members, leaders four major ca companies and in thespring to march in the streets with 200,000to o,000 cent Increase over the same •, of the United Auto Workers union are busing In workers .'n estimate for FordlotorCo workers from his union and others, period in 1974. It was the first from as far away as Michigan and flying In others from %hich was to release its results The rally is the latest sign of unrest in the ranks of time GM sales were ahead of Texas and California for today's rally. organized labor over the nation's ailing economy. Two the year-before period since The UAW will offer its own anti-recession program Financial analysts said the weeks ago the AFL-CIO called its general board Into last September. calling for big tax cuts for low and middle-income 'iuto makers retakin 'a loss emergency session here to publicize the plight of the workers and a massive public service jobs program, '3 1PIEC1-1Ii!_ unemployed and offer its plan for turning the economy on car ed b% the reamong other things. around. Igile prograin in order "We must have immediate responses to the people's out record inventories of unsold Ieaders of the electrical, tobacco and textfle unions also needs front the incoming Congress and the ad. cars. have called for mass demonstrations. ministration," UAW President Leonard Woodcock said in In a speech Tuesday to the National Press Club, "This whole thing is a life. cdlling the rallv. IN BRIEF 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 2438 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE 19 U •... gg �fL--- Evening HesWd - Around The Clock !'mcertain that all who attended the annual awards presentation of the Greater Sanford C of C at The Forest in Lake Mary (lid enjoy themselves, I'm equally certain that practically all of 'em were wishing that someone had given the speaker a KISS (much the same at my wife does to me whenever I'm to address a group). She'll slip this little piece of paper Into my coat pocket and sometime during my fidgety presen. tatlon I'll shove my hand into that pocket and remember to KISS Keep It Short StuiW Isn't it the truth there are very few among us who are gifted to keep an audience's attention much beyond 15 to 20 minutes.. and whenever someone insists on stretching It to nearly an hour, the only thing you have a tendancy of remembering him for is his length and not his subject. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FI.A. 32771 Area Code 305-32226llor 831.9993 Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1975-4A WAYNE D. IXWI.E, I\iblisht'r WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. I Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16 20; 12 Months, $32.40. - . Ford En ds Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ha ve been nice to read a graph or two about his career. Even a word a bo ut Al Geiberger's second place finish and $25,080 would have been appreciated. But, it was all a bout how disappointed Palm er was on not adding ano ther victory to his illustrious career. Well , knowing th at Arnie added an other $15,620 to his previous multi-million dollar golf winnings doesn't reall y make me feel sorry for him (Not a bad 4 day's pay, eh?) Supposing Groh were to come in th ird at th at time, do you th ink th ey'd exclude th e winner (Palm er) from th e post-to urney reports? Or would I'm referring to those stalwart Republicans who are now being carried on the voter registration rolls as Democrats. (Even some who ran on the GOP ticket are listed as Democrat, now.) U there's a favorite golfer In my book It would have to be personable Arnold Palmer. The Limes when I had occasion of talking with him at the atrus Open, he was a perfect gentleman and couldn't have been more cooperative. So, there's not an o unce of sour grapes in what I'm about to write of the way the Associated Press handled the recent Hawaiian Open. Palmer finished third. A nice try, and one which probably had everyone rooting for him to win. However, he missed a putt or two.. .and that's It would make interesting reading the number of changes which have taken place in the political Dawdling __ ___________________ ranks recently. "We've diddled and dawdled long enough. We _________________ ...- y .. ,-.. -. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (AP) - The Leon County gran d jury apparently hopes to make somet hing more th an it already has out of an alleged attempt by the Florida Pe troleum Marketers Association to offer Treasurer Thomas O'Malley a SM.220 bribe. The panel took testimony Tuesday ni ght from at least two witnesses associated with th e organization, Several more wi tn esses were scheduled to testify tonight. Testifying Tuesday were Lester E. Maples of Tallanassee, executive director of the association, and Robert A. Schwalb, an Ocala oil dealer, A third witness who declined to identify him self also testifi ed Tuesday. john spoiski what His associate editor Th ought for today: We should not expect somethmg for noth ing, but we all do and call it hope Ed Howe, American journalist and auth or, l&3- - 1Q17 .."-.'. to J •.'• have to have an energy program in this country." President Ford could not have put it in plainer TOM TIEDE terms as he announced a first, positive step toward the kind of energy program which the nation should have embarked upon a year ago. The attempt in Capitol Congress to delay nis imposition of an increased tariff on imported oil for 90 days promises nothing but three more months of diddling and dawdling. W have We ave known ever since the Arab oil em bargo and the quadrupling of world oil prices that the United States of America, one way or another. had to make drastic changes both in its rate of energy consumption and the degree de to which it depends on the Arab-dominated oil cartel for fuel. (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is one of an irregular Congress cannot accuse the President of acting in series of columns containing fascinating items haste. which aren't important enough to demand full. Congress cou ld only justify its challenge of Mr. column treatment.) WASHINGTON (NEA) Nothing stirs the Ford's move if it were prepared to take as positive Pentagon juices so much as rumors of war. An a step toward giving th e country a coherent energy intelligence officer whispers that the U.S. policy. However, the Democrat leadership is still military strategic reserve three divisions is occupied with put ti ng forth nebulous proposals for more than enough to assure a quick ta keover of a program of its own, critical Middle East oilfields, should the The Democrats are not enthusiastic about the necessity arise. The 60,000 troops could be hjgher prices for fuel and petroleum products that airlifted into Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Persian Gulf Emirates in a matter of hours, "Success in prospect under Mr. Ford's program, GUI! could be achieved in a day or two" However, it is also obvious th ey are not enUfagst on's Pawn Shop, three blocks from thusiastic about assuming the onus of imposing the While House, reports a brisk recession gasoline rationing as an alternative, and th e bus iness: "We've gotten some government ofPresident has made it clear that a rationing ficers in here recently, you'd be IUI program can only be enacted over his veto. prised". Interpol, the pr ivate organiza tion of The House Ways and Means Commitee intcrnatinal cops has its U.S. office In the resorted to an old political trick to try to head off Department; some gripe It's not DON OAKLEY . 1 ProphetsI rem S rEM - Lo n -- . ___ __ c' - /1 - • - - • . - . _ . ____________________ -......... - ________ __ . _____ *_ •1 .. Test Of Strength - - - . lesser of two evi1s, and because it carries with it a -- ette rs L To Th e Editor . I'llthreatened with raPe, from a member of the InternatIonal Asia. of (1th of Pollee: Satellite Launch Slated Editor, The Herald: We should be tough bargainers for peace and -. and ___ n ,j,jj . T.Y , - - . Hawaii. TheftrstSMS,launchc,d last May, scans half of the nation, the Caribbean and th e west coast of Africa from its orbita l position over th e South Atlantic. Th e 1,379-pound SMS-2 wi ll be another lin k in the network of sa tellit es able to keep a 24-hour weather watch, taking photos at least every half ho ur both day and night. FEB Sanford. Maud Gillyarci Thelma A Mary Mitche,ll Velma H, Adair Emory .1, Path Teat, Katherine Rober Verna Chaka William Lane Toni Vanessa Moran Eugene Stovall Ruby Carter Margaret Paulk gte Callari Mable Spain William P. Spillman 10 IN Mattie 0 ' ., usecl Sex Set-Up For Infor mation - ki.iik :I ~' BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON For years, the Central Intelligence Agency operated love traps ii New York City and San Francisco, where f oreign diplomats were lured by prostitutes in the pay of the CIA. . Through hidden one-way mirrors, CIA agents filmed the sexual advent ur es and latem tried to blackmail the victims into becoming Informants, The stranger-than-ficijon story of the blackmail operation is one of the secrets which the - CIA is frantically C. 'rt,U _V T rVV' -- "LOOK. MOM - MALCOLM FORBES!" trying to hide from congressional investigators. But we have Wicovered the details and will be happy In furnish cungress with the evidence, Significantly; the CIA used the old Bureau of Narcoticsasaco%'erfortheb In both cities, narcotics agents rented and maintamed adjoining efficiency apartm.nts. It was their responsibility to make size the blackmail apartment had a lived-In look and was kept stocked with food and liquor, so the victims wouldn't become suspicious. In San Francisco, the blackmail apartment was opened In the late 1950s and closed about 1964. It was equipped only with bugging devices, not observat;on mirrors. The New York operation lasted From about 1960 to 1966. On the East Coast the dual efficiency apartmerits were located on the sixth floor of a highrise apartrncnt building in Greenwich Village. On the wall of the blackmail apartment was hung a large painting of two ships. But the painting was actually a Mission lmpossible.atjle one-way mirror. On the other side of the wall, CIA agents could watch tI action through the see-through painting and f ilm the most intimate moments, me painting was strategically placed so that it gave the CIA observers a full view of the sofa, which opened into a bed. A Japanese screen, implanted with microphones, provided the sound for the CIA's bLackmail movies, On the CIA side of the wall, the one-way mirror was hidden behind a painting with hinges. The agents wosld merely swing back the painting like a cabinet door for peep shows In the adjoining apartment. To stage the shows, both male and female prostitutes with a variety of sexual skills were used. The CIA possibly got the idea from the Russians, who have long used sex blackmail to entrap Into spying for them. Footnote: The flares used the apartments when the CIA didn't need them. They would be advised to stay away on certain nights. The monthly rent for the dual Greenwich Village apartments was $160 each. The rent, food and liquor bus were paid out of a special checking account In a bank near the New York narcotics office. Our associate Bob Owens contacted a CIA br ass. shuttle visitors and SAC Personnel stationed at Goose Bay to Sand Hill, a nother Cana dian lodge which is privately owned by a retired general. The public is now rid of this tax burden. The Pentagon says it will not reopen the lodges next sumnhmler, but instead will turn them over to the Canadian government, è Through last August, the favored officers were served by guides who helped them choose Footnote: While the Pentagon has lures and clean their fish, while cooks and other economized on these Canadian lodges at No lackeys catered to their slightest whims, .he Name River and Minipi Lake, the brass still has tab, of course, was picked up by the taxpayers, tax pa yer-supported fishing lodges in Alaska. Originally established as survival training Congress has now asked the General Accounting camps, the lodges were used for several years as Office to look Into all such military vacation vacation spas. Among the guests has been Joint spots, Chiefs of Staff Gin. George Brown TRIPLE-DIPPER: Able John Molinari, who Last year, $35,000 In salaries was spent to collects nearly 120,000 a year from the taxpayers coddle the visiting bigwigs. Another $4,200 was as head of the state office of Sen. Harrison paid out by the Strategic Air Command In D.N.J., switches hats to pick up two maintenance costs, An Air Force spokesman other paychecks. pointed out, however, that the lodge guests paid At Western Electric, he is paid a part-time for their own food, rate based on hours worked, and gels a paid, The visiting VIPs, however, did not pay for five-week Vacation plus pay for holidays. At the their air transportation to the rem oic but International spacious Fishing lodges. They were shuttled from Engineers, he Brotherhood of Electrical (011,wts about $400 it mon th as the the SAC base at Goose Bay', Canada, on ancient Financial seretary_ planes called "Otters" and "Albatr(es," Molinarl, who has Incredibly, the SAC budget listed these planes as years, says he Sees worked in the Senate for 14 ,..no conflict" among his "strategic offensive aircraft." three highly diverse job,. "1 call the shots as I These pontoon planes were also used to see them, made to Stiriners' 60005, MRS. MARY 0.Funeral man for Mrs Mary 17, Laurel Drive , Sanford, who died Tuesday will be held at 9 a m Friday at All Souls Catholic Church with Fr. William Ennis officiating. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Thursday at Brinon Funeral Home. Burial in All Sotls Cemetery. Brisson in charge 0 of Ill Boggi, ARIENS RIDING MOWERS LIST PRICE Fairway Rider $549.95 Fairway Rider $655.60 Emperor Rider - Yazoo $44950 L APPRECIATION - Forrest Wagn Longwood Jeanette Gluchow1ky, L0n9*0Dd Gien Therilcisen. Longwd Paul Millslagel, Long*oml Corbet?, Minis Emma Ida R Sevill PhiNidelphia PA I Funeral Notices FEBRUARY AND FRIDAY i SPECIAL UML ni n,g' DUT UI'1 I : 4 1. -._T s.:. CHEST AND UP-RIGHT I, .- --2 - '--.7 .,-:._ - ' i-.-- -.,.: 1%._ . I ~ __.,.AVV* PAINT & APPEARANCE BLEMISHES ~ _i '. SAVINGS UP TO $55 WEATHER -J Yesterday's high $7 low thiS morning 67 There was .07 of an inch of rain' yesterday Partly cloudy to cloudy at tlrnrs through Thursday Chance ot showers and thundtrshOwers tonght. lower to Tonight 60s Cooler lhur'.iiay with highs in ttir lower to mid lOs SJutt'iAe5?rf I, wind; 10 to 15 rn ph shifting to northerly around 15 rn p h Thur sdav Winds stronger and gi%ty nIT thundershowers Rain probability £0 per cent tonigh' and 20 per (rot Thursday. Extended Outlooks Frida y through Sunday Florida Peninsula PattI,' cloudy with a chance of Showers, most likely Over north Friday and srjulh portion portion Saturday Rather cool north portion Friday and Saturday and warmer by Sunday Continued warm south portion. HighS north portion mostly in the 60% Friday and Saturday and ?OS Sunday Hhjhs south portion in the upper lOs to around $0 Lows iOs extreme north, SOs mostly In entral and 60s extreme south. Daytona Beach tides for Thursday high il7,rn, 439P-. I" 1035 am. 10 31 PM. Port high 1 07 a m 1 tO Canaveral pm low tO ii ,i m tO Di () fl) OFF ORIGINAL PRICE .. ,111I i11l md 5"' - . - " TTI i I all CUSTOMIC APPIICIAIION SAIl' ltd - -V 16198711w- type walli M 30 ittilloltS ;. Easy to ',.tsh Sctubbablel CONNLCJION WITH OPINING OF NIW about 30 minutes. SEAlS DISYRIIUTI0N CENTrE IN JACK. Dries in 1 99 the - ~ - 11 -' /Y_.,__ _ FACTORY CLOSE-OUT - j T T-- .' FREEZERS 0*5 11 3227928 CUSTOMER Ceorgia A Fraz,c' Alma Mills Henry T flirdscn(J Nancy Roberts Dora'd i Mann ' $485.00 $577.00 $699.95 $630. $829.95 $750.00 $934.95 $842.00 $269.95 $249.95 - Sanford $ SALE 00 Emperor Rider Plan Approved To FFortify Mental Wards DISCHARGES _ spokesman who said the agency hod "never heard of this." WATCH ON WASTE: Deep In the rugged Canadian backcountry of Labrador, the U.S. Strategic Air Command has maintained three rustic Fishing lodges for vacationing military B H. pm at the graveside In Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. 0 Bar McGarvey ofliciating. Brsson Funeral Home in charge Ohio - ANDERSON H K. Maonojia Ave Sanford. '.Po died Moriciay will be held Thursday at 7 pm Gramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Griffin officiating Bvral n Cakiawn Memorial Park at grav5lde Donations in lieu of fIower may be the Hospital Ow Crippled Children. Drawer K. Sanford Gramlow Funeral Home in charge Mrs. Eva Beckham; son, Sui'vivors include a sister, MAREADY. JAMES T.Emperor Rider Robert H. Beckham Jr.; two Mrs. Nancy Kirkland, Alma, Funeral Services t or James T. daughters, Mrs. Eva Fay Ga.; two brothers, G.C., Maready. 61. of Route?, Sanford, Jet Tiller Green, and Mrs. Joyce Lee all Jacksonville and Joe c., who died Monday, will be held WAS NOW of Sanford; brother, I.R. Seattle, Wash. Beckham, Brunswick, Ga.; Edgers $118.00 $99.00 Bris.son Funeral Home in sisters, Mrs. Nora Tur ner and c harge of arrangements, Mrs. Anne Taylor, Savannah, YARDMAN SALE MRS. MARY BOGGS (In.; eight grandchildren, Riding Mower $315.00 Gramkow Funeral Home In Mrs. Mary G. Boggs. 47, of PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. the sta te Bureau of Mental Hoscharge. 114 Laurel Drive, Sanford, died AP State officials have pital Services, agreed to Riding Mower (tractor type) Tuesday night. Born in agreed to fortify two wards of changes. Jnder new management. Pickup and deljve,-y service, MRS. ROSA DeLONG Baltimore, Md., she lived in the South Florida Sta te Mental The Department of Health Sanford since 1955. She was a Hospital to try to prevent more and Rehabilitative Services WE REPAIR ALL MAKES AND MODELS Mrs. Rosa Louise DeLong, 14, member of All Souls Catholic escapes of crimina ll y cha rged agreed to install a fence around A&C MOWER SERVICE & SALES of Redding Gardens, Sanford, Church, Women f the Moose patients, says State Rep. the Osceola and Polk wards at died Tuesday morning. Born in Chapter 1404 of Sanf ord. (Formerly Lewis Saks & Service) Charles Boyd, DHollywood. the hospital gr oun ds as well as 2517 Clarksville, Tex., she came to Country Club Rd., Sanford Survivors include Boyd, whose district includes an electrical device to de tect her Sanford in 1928 and was a husband, William Boggs, the hospi ta l, said Tuesday th inmates trying to climb th e member of the Elder Springs Sanford; son, John D. Boggs, Dr. Rufus M. Vaughn, chief at of Fence, Boyd said. Baptist Church, Dcltoni; one granddaughter; Survivors include her four broth ers, Joe Georgius, husband. Levand'.'r DeLong; Cleveland, Ohio; Fred, Harr two da ughte rs, Mrs. Violet I.. and William Gcorgius, all _ of Cohen of Sanford and Mrs. Baltimore, Evelyn M. Maddox, Placida; flri.sson Funeral Home in No sons, Wayman A. DeI,0ng charge. _________________ SALE and Donald I.. DeLong. both of __________________ OF SANFORD Atlanta; sister, Mrs. Rena green, Ala. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY grandchild[ren; and 27 greatBECKHAM, P0BEP 6, 7y 1; grandchildren. HARLON- un'r,,I '.ervic(' 1:' OPEN TIL 8 PM THURSDAY Funeral .service %%as held Pc"rrt Hmicn pe(op,Irn Sr , !,I Lucius Ice Betty J Monett Emma Akin Thomas C Lynch Walter W Cooper, Deltary Margaret M Ester, Deflary Rebecca Connors, Deltona E Keith Crosby, Deltona Frances Cassel. Delton., A Gertrude Bracile, Deltona Paul MlllsIagel, Longwood Virgnia M. Brown, 0ledo Robert 0 Reese III, Sorreri'o Pauline M Watson, Greeteoj " Criminal Case* JACK Amelia Cough. CateIberry Joan H. Barber, DeBary James 0 Durham. Deflary Daniel Conners. Deflary Po Mary Fantaijz:i, Deltona Etta Hi5c. Dlto, Gertrude 1. Sartostek. Enferpriw Hope Hastings, Lake Mary Christian C Sheaffer Bernice Holt Betty R Clark Barbara Nell Chambers Gefaldint G Riva% - ' - Mary B. Pucker Betty J. D,ppcn William Allen Cheryl L. Knox H,rbert A Moreland Walt er Siracus. Teresa V. Hampton Charles L. Ward Ill. Altarnontc Springs , ADMISSIONS .. - Survivors include his wife, employed by Seminole County, HOSPITAL NOTES ,,, - of 2810 Magnolia Ave., JAME.SMAREADy Sanford, died Monday'. lie was born in Brunswick, Ga. He was James T. Marcady, 61, li te 2, a member of the Bahia Temple, Sa nford, died Monday night. Orlando, and Masonic Lodge 62 Born in Jacksonville, he came F&AM, Sanford, to Sanford in 1926 and was Space agency officials said the satellite will be placed in 22,300 miles above th e Pacific Ocean near Let Us Make Your Mowing Job Easier!"W) , today at2p.m. Brisson Funeral 111)11w in charge. Robert Harlon Beckham Sr., CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. iAP After two delays, a weather satellite is schedul ed to be launched Th ursday into a stationary orbit above th e Pacific Ocean to provide im proved forecasting for Hawaii and the western half of the Unit ed States. The Delta rocket carrying the Synchronous Meteorological SatellIte is set for liftoff from the Kennedy Spa ce Center at 5:04 p.m. Es'1'. an orbit American no how, money and technology under oppose an increase in military aid and who, the excuse of trade? ..,,I. h... Schlesinger to the rnntr,u-v0 will rfmInlu' .W ivi iiwiiui rignts. inan& IjOG we nave many uiv ueveiupment ix alternate energy SOUrCeS. 1'heSovietUnionneedsafall guy, the poor countenance the return of American military' are motivate d b y breaking women down, if api senators in Congress who uphold this right to No'one is going to enjoy paying more for oil and human beings who are repressed and humiliated personnel. They have the lessons of the past 10 cries or show, fright, It's just what the per' human dignity above politics. The recent refusal for wanting to leave Ulatbec theome their only fall guy. years to support them. gasoline, and the President knows it. It is equally Petrator wants"... Homeowners wwried about by the Wet Union on the trade bill passed by You would think Soviet Union would be true, however, that no American would enjoy the possible changes ln tax laws regarding Yet the South Vietnamese are fighting well, we tgage Congress, proves that the Soviet Union cannot be more than gald to let these people leave who are told. It is not lack of will but lack of means, consequences of not doing what has to be done. Our Interest deductIot should forget It. Orogon trusted. disagree with its system. However, who else rf1Imtrv' troncvfh ic ._.t. r,,wmt At &. .t gi... .. .,.i.. -. ey did not e Dk n.s. u uui, ua auavu away ein.0 uay AMYW IN n name or we game in we iremnun Is, get would they have left to take out their repressions Th -- -.pr ovincial capital to fall since 1972, but were writing House Ways and Means Comridttee, b something for nothing. The Cangrm ftt we prolong our dependence on forei of The aid harassments on. It proves One fundamental overwhelmed. Their air force is virtually lgn known to favor their retention ... Rethvd Adm. petroleum. Mr. Ford has faced that issue squarely United States has all the right for insisting on lesson,C~at life in the So viet Union is not what Wt grounded because of a shortage of fuel and spare mo Zumwalt, concerned that Russia now holds certain condi tions on trade concessions to the and acted decisively. Congrm shotdd be trying to cracked up to be. parts. Their artillery has but a handful of rounds, a 4 IG I lead In operational warships (2054 to 5N), Soviet Union. Their relusal to live up to the I U.N. catch up wi th the President not trying to hold The Soviet Union and only the Soviet Union llwy sustained 120,000 casualties last year. believes Itposes"the greatest of threats" to the charter justifies this. Their constant repression can be blamed for breaklrw the lm,wfnnt trn,tn Wm hiwk ' 01 IZ cflflcaJ resources (oil, rubber, and harrassetnent of people who wish to leave Not so the North Vietnamese. They have been agreement. magnesium, etc.) that come to this nation by the for another land is a fundamental right and as I take my hat off to Senators Jackson, Javits massively rearmed by Russia and China. The Ho American guarded sen seas. af firmed In the universal declaration of hum Chi Mirth Trail, safe from American bombers, is and may other dedicated senators for A South Vietnam embassy official worries that rights, which the Soviet Union is part of. a four-lane highway down which flows the fight for humal rights and freedoms. the Viet Cong may be ready to bring air The excuse, that we are Interfering in their t wherewithal of war in an unceasing stream. Being associated with Senator Henry operations into the endless war: "We know Internal affairs is pure fabrication. To We have heard it all before: Just a few more (Scoop) Jackson over a period of years, I the le they've been working on captured airfields, and contrary, they are the ones whuse noses are in that this grçat American will continue his battle planes, tanks, guns. just a little more effort. The we know they can get t he planes" ... every nati on s j internal affairs throughout the Egypt, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia deserve some credit for he light at the end of the tunnel. for free emigration. I can also assure ref using to let th ree Arab LeITIXISIS land in their countries Jerome, in his book "The Death of ti'e World. Their main and only objective disrupt is a man who tells It how It is and sticks to his And again from the Automobile", writes that one car motoring from and take over If possible. Have they forgotten other side: The ThIeu aboard a plane they had commandeered in Paris. Iraq did not guns. He will never abandon their cause or bow regime is corrupt, dictatorial, not worth y of Santa Monica to Pasadena burns up more Poland, East Germany and the Cuban situation want them either, but agreed to take them into custody for the to pr essur es from Moscow or Washin gton, being saved, It is igon Sa th at violated the peace sake of the sa fety of the airline crew they were holding hostage. oxygen In the 45-minute trip than the total back in the sixties. Why should the United States agreement. oi population Los Angeles Is breathing be at the bulldozed into accommodating big brother? The Arab wuid seems united in denouncing this latest Joe Cople Yet the refugees continue to flee southward, act of same time.,, why should the Soviets reap the harvest of anti-Isra,?l te rror ism, but it now fa lls to the Iraqis to fo llow Deltona not northward. through by bringing these prisoners to trial like they would any (CM criminals. If they are released to the Pa lestine liberation Organization for "punlshment"-as most other captured Arab terrorists have been-then no one should be surprised if they or others like them turn up again In a repeat of this nightmare at Orly Field. lA II I 'I - means of stimulating domestic oil production £L.... J_...l,,._...___. - ROBERTBECKIIAI - Quite as clearly, the American people are not buying either viewpoint. They know who was and is the instigator of war in Vietnam, but they also know In their guts that 55,000 American lives and who can count how many billions of dollars are enough. If South Vietnam cannot defend itself after all that America has done for It, then it never wi ll be able to. The popular mood is reflected in Congress, where it is not just the traditional doves who - AREA DEATHS tx'r hood. P Highlights Of Court Opinion ______________________________________________ means to help restore the deterioraUng downtown neigh. ., - ____ 4 TALLAHASSEE, F:. (Al') And Chief Justice James Ad- Impeachment in the Florida Boyd's vote was 6-1 with reThe court said removal would criticism of me". Florida Su preme Court j. kins said he would welcome house of Representatives ," tired Supreme Co urt J ustice be too severe since nei ther A second charge against tice Hal Dekle says his public both back to the Court. said James M. Talley of Alto Adams of Fort Pierce call. Boyd nor Dekle profited from Dekle, that he tried to influence reprimand on judicial rnisconBut others demanded further Brooksville, a mem ber of the Ing for his removal from the the case, neither accepted a Hay County Circuit Judge W.L. duct charges represents a vic. punishment for the two Justices. Judicial Qualifications Corn. bench, br i be, neither was infl uenced Fitzpatrick, was dismissed on tory. "The decisions amount to a mission that brought charges The JQC had recommended by the Mason memorandum procedural grounds in ;a -2 Justice Joseph Boyd says he disgraceful commentary on the against Dekle and Boyd, that bo th be removed for ac- and neit her was sho wn to ha ve vote. was "tota lly unimpressed" by state of the Judiciary in Florida The panel of visiting judges cepti ng In secret a memo- had a corrupt motive. The court saul that because the public reprimand given him a commentary which should voted 4-3 to reprimand Dekle. randum from Edwin Mason, However. neither ecaped a iUt'S4k1)' by a special Supreme be met immediately and force. The dissenters called for no utilities lawyer, the JQC (ailed to reach a deci. in a utility tax words of criticism. sion in one vote on the Pa nama Court pa nel, fully by the filing of articles of punishment. case. The panel called Boyd's han- City case it could not consider it Wing of the memo "bizarre" further. and Dekle "lax, obtuse and inA JQC vote last February (cli sensitive." Boyd said later that he had short of the two-thirds needed to worse things said a bo ut him cv- recommend removal from the 'FALI.AIIASSEE. Fbi, (Al') riuiy be concluded Justice Boyd and continued over a long pen- judiciary at its top echelon.,, cry day when he was a Marine bench. But in Novem ber the Here are textual highlights in used execrably bad judgment in od as to show a complete disEx cept for the fact there is no private, necessary nine of the 13 nwmthe special Supreme Court pan. not lmnriiediately reporting to regard for th e dignity and wel- clear showi ng of corrupt motive "I did w ha t I thought was hers voted for removal. '1' opinion on public repri- the Chief Justice and ot her fare of the office which he oc- or deli be rate or Intentional right and ha ve no a pologies The seven-member panel of ritand of Justices Joseph Boyd members of the court the ap- cupies. wrong, we would agree with the about it," he said. "I know w ha t Judges was named by four Suand Hal Dekle: pearence in his office of the excommission's recommendation did, my friends know what I preme Court justices, including Majority ojnion On Lloyd: parte memo and in destroying it The majority on Dekle: of the extreme discipline of re. *J, God knows what I did and I Adkins, after all the present 1k' was often a dissenter on tie was lax, obtuse and in- moval. think my friends and God and I j ustices excused themselves, the co ur t and im agined t ha t be. Nevertheless, we do not find sensitive in ei ther not recogniz. all agree I'm righ t." cause hi was he had enemies in from the evidence clear and ing the memo was improper In the memora nd um case, A dissent by three judges Dekle called the decision "a the court. No doubt these were co nvincing pmnof of Justice when Mason gave it to him or calling for no punishment for complete vindication of exag- Boyd testified that he did not fILU)'flts of his imagination but Ro' d's ilis!iontst', or moral tur. not intuitive or anticipato. l)eklt: w here it came fri,iii : gerated charges'' and a cur.till his mental attitude may pitude in this inquiry warrant- ry enough then or later on to I cannot Find, by clear and rect.ion of what i view as an that he destroyed it af ter findexplain his rather bizarre ing his removal from office, have had the memo checked out convi ncing evidence, that overreaction by the commnis.. Ing It on his desk. Mason testi. behavior In destroying the to determine irit was proper for conduct of J ustice Dekle was sion." fled that he ave the memomemO. A more rationally i. Retired Supreme Court Jus- him to use it. of random to Boyd after the ju.ssufficient to find him guilty of a "I'm glad for the people enterl individual probably tice Alto Attains in dissent, callDespite his protestions, the specific major act involving Flori da and judiciary that this tice requested it during golf w ould have taken another ing for Boyd's removal from the very nature of the affair any degree or corru ption or thing is over," he said, adding game. bench: smaCks of th e appearance of willful violation of the law sal- that the reprimand meant little Th e panel In re tr ospect or hindsight, it His misconduct was so great evil damaging to the sta te's (icient to warrant discipline, following "the campaign of lieved Boyd indicat ed it be'' state office building. A delegation of Tampa political and business leaders urged the Cabinet to select th e Franklin Street site as a James H . Schlesinger the other day. ."ongress under these circumstances might well au thorize the use of American force." From the other side: "Quite clearly, the United States is the reason for the bloody struggle th at goes on," said Bishop John Burt of the Ohio Episcopal Diocese and partkipant in some thing called the Assembly to Sa ve the Peace Agreement, conveniently ignoring the fact that South "ietnamese soldiers have ever invaded North Vietnam. _________ proper.. The current Social Security deduction for a 114,000 wage earner is 11,649 In zs years, at prend rates of - Trip anger to outright aggression, unprovoked $ massive attacks," said Defense Secrehry -- - in Tampa back for more study, Gov. Heubin Askew told General Services Director Jack Kane on Tuesday to negotiate with Tampa leaders on possibly reducing th e $800,000 price for a site they support on Franklin Street in downtown Tampa. Kane had recommend ed to the Cabinet a $500,000 plot on Twigg Street, near downtown, as site for th e $7.5million The antiwar demonstrators are back in the streets of Washington and the voice of the extrernist is once again heard in the land. "American opinion historically has reacted in ____ . . g of defense have warned Hanoi that the United States will not sta nd idly by and see Sou th Vietnam g o under. . ____ Delayed The state Cabinet has ntrover; recflim(.Ii(l1tieml to an office building sit sustained North Vietnamese offensives. President Ford has called for a $300-mi llion step. in arms aid in addition to 17(X) million already authorized for this year, and he and his secre tary - - Mr. Ford's initiative. It attached a mandated delay of the new oil tariff to a bill increasing the federal debt ceiling. If the President chooses to veto th e tt will be at least **,772.. The National measure he can only do so by denying his own Park Service operates two retreats for administration the increase in borrowing power it government officials, one exclusive each In Grand Teton has requested. and Shenandoah National Parks; common folks one currt debate In the The Democrats cannot expect much mileage are not allowed from a political confrontation with the President on GOP is whether to change the Watergate-tainted this issue. In the end they will have to accept a fact name perhaps to The Conservative party. Col. Omn Henderson, highest ranking officer that Mr. Ford has already accepted tha t thereIS cotmected not going to be an easy and popular solution to our has bee with the My Lai sa In Vietnam, n jied by the Pennsylvania Bicentennial energy problems. Mr. Ford has chosen a hi gher Commission. His job is discussions fuel price over rationi ng as a means of ind ucing invol ved with the formation of a worldwide energy conservation because it represents the "Declaration of Human Rights". Advice for g Issue TMJ.MISSEE, Fla. (Al') It is like the replay of a bad dream. Two years after "peace with honor," South Vietnam is reeling under widespread and - - . Li ke L CON6RE$NA ~11 Losses - tt Building Vietnam If Jury Ponders O'Malley Bribe Effort th ey again f orget a golfer by th e name of Groh. (More than likely the mdjcrity of viewing public forgot Groh by Tuesday morning...) it's all about in golfing. So, when It comes time for AP to write of the tournament, there's hardly any mention at all of the first and second place finishers - only how close Arnie came to being a winner again, etc. Gary Groh 'n the- ton nri,j - UI (111 It wni,hI BRIEF Grand *'___ __ - Wednesday, Feb. 5, I73-5A7 State Jusl ices Call Reprimand 'Victory' FLORIDA IN -...-; -- GAL. (Colors slightly higher) Req. 10,98 YOU SAVE MONEY ON TRUTEST PAINTS BECAUSE WE OWN TWO PAINT FACTORIES' 99 GAL. (Colors slightly higher) SON VIlLE. i .24r"''} .T1!1. 1. .....t c / SOW I 144 Col,, til4p.m, rdays , Master Charg, 322.0500 520 S. Maple Sanford, Fl. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Sol"fac ion Guaranteed or 'our Money Iack ' - QUANTITIES LIMITED! , , J) ".._- 1 . e've mod closer 10 se rw vu berrer JACKSONVILE CotogM.rckonds.DisPr,b,i,on i t Sears ROENUCK PINECREST, CENTER HWY. 17-92 AT 27th ST. SANI"OR[) AND CO. :122-1771 .iLT, i, -i I. �LA—Evening Hera ld, Sanford FL Wednesday, Feb. S. 1975 Barbecue Vandals' Parents 'To Pay ' Tickets By El) PR1CKEfl Herald Stall Writer '1 damages. high school In Jan. 1974. Layer said vandalism From In Jacksonville, it's even Security officer J.W. hears July through November 1974 more strict. The School Board said efforts to arrange cost the county $21,547. And If you live in Seminole County there has gone to court in an restitution from the parents officials have launched an and your children are caught effort to collect damages from were unsuccessful after three effort to stop it. vandalizing schools, chances parents of juveniles accused of children were nabbed by the Layer said burglar systems are you'll be paying for the school vandalism. police are being instalied at some damages. A suit tiled Tuesday in Duval Court action in such cases, schools, nighttime patrols by School Board Supt. William Circuit Court seeks to recover not customary in the past, will school personnel have been Layer said parents of juveniles $2,810 for 156 windows that the be in the future as parents are instituted and local lawmen caught vandalizing schools are Duval County School Board required to pay For any have increased their vigilance "asked" to pay for the says were broken at a junior damages caused by juveniles, at school sites. A recent investigation at Lyman High School turned up a theft ring, some of whom were juveniles. in that case, Layer said the parents agreed to pay for the damages. Al) in all, school officials hope the combination of increased vigilance and holding parents' ruponsible for actions of their children will act as a deterrent to vandalism which, Layer By BOB LLOYD have continued traveling south and released her Following the says, is becoming a "major Herald Stall Writer assault, on problem in Seminole," nt___!rn_ neru 3 aetecuves ioaay are Deputy Bennett reported that inves ti pmtinil, the reported lA.h.',cr said the man with the roljbtr )tttrda) of to hit chhikers by three men armed gun told him that heha d Just ith knives and a submachine been released from and out-ofgun and the reported sexual state mental hospital and that assault last night of a hit- he was 'going to pay Florida back because his wife had been chhiking go-go dancer, 22, and killed in this state. Michael J. LeFever, Sheriff's Sgt Jay Leman James It Christopher, 27 both ha of Orlando, told deputi es t t reported an Orlando go-go three men in a station wagon (lancer said she was hitchhiking gave them a ride on Interstate 4 on 1-4 near the South Orange / yesterday andthen Blossom Trail exit, Orlando, atSR4 robbed them of two checks and about midnight when she ac$6 cash. LeFever told deputy J. CePled a ride with a man / /1 / ' " / F. Bennett that one of the men driving a tractor-tra il er rig. a rmed asulmhme The woman told dets gun and the others with knives. the man pufled a small pistol, Investigators said the two beat her and tied her up in the hitchhikers said the men in the truck's sleeper cab with a belt. station wagon let them out in She said the man then drove to the Woodlands subdivision off the Longwood-Markham woods SR 434 at 14, Longwood, Road and Lake Mary Boulefollowing the rotbery. vard area where he forced her Deputies said the Orange into the cargo -traller and County Sherifrs Department sexually assaulted her, forcing Chase I helicopter joined an un. her to commit sex acts. successful search for the white The won= told officers the OPEN DAILY 9 TO 9 OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 7 station wagon that is believed to man drove her back to Orlando Clinic Rezone ,Sewer Charge Hike Title"Misuse' Given Thumbs Down Urged By Engineer By BILL BELLEVILLE position to the (zoning) and SR 426 nearby where such a Herald Stall Writer change." Bill Cole, president of center could be located," it home owners' association on Williams said. In addition, lack In what had to be one of the Bear Gully Lake said that his of water or sewer facilities, and shortest meetings of all times, grcup opposed the change, concern over future requests county commissioners last calling it "spot zoning" in a would make the change 1qp Feasible. night denied the rezoning residential neighborhood. District Commissioner Mike request of Dr. David Ohlwller to In attempting to sell the build a surgical clinic in it Board on his surgical center, Hattaway also recommended residential and agricultural OhIwiler had his architect strongly against the proposal, area, present two "alternative" plans saying a surgical center had no In denying Ohlwiler his of significantly different place In a residential neighbor. requested change to Office designs, in order to hopefully hood. District (OD) in a continued cover all possible objections Commissioner Dick Williams hearing last night, commis. From commissioners, moved to deny the request, sioners cited the inappro. The designs consisted of the calling the site plan "a goel priateness of locating such a single, surgical center one, but premature for that "surgical hospital" In a surrounded by a heavy plant site." residential neighborhood on the buffer to screen the view from In other action: northeast corner of Bear Gully surrounding residents. The Board postponed Lake Road and SR 426, Zoning Director J. B. consideration of two ordinances Although plastic surgeon Williams recommended against governing donations of water Ohiwiler told the Board that he the rezoning. "There Is un- and sewer lines to the county had "14 letters from residents developed commercial land on from private developers until on the Lake who have no o- the corner of Howell Branch next week. Robbery, Rape Patrolman Floyd had gone when he discovered the fight at Total damages reported at into the lounge to ask someone about 12:28 a.m. He was struck the lounge were $420. according to move a car from a fire lane in the side by a chair, to I.A. Garver. Herald Staff Wri ter - Altamonte Mayor Slapped , RAID10 / DURA GLOSS - OZ. I DioGEL ' FOR COLORS REG 79C '-"I rEXASINST, CAL CUL A ___________ _______ - o\tR0 se - _______ ___ ___________ 12 OZ LIQUID LEMON LIADDV . _____ CHARM _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LLMO CRAG1 LIMIT' ' 9S ______ MINI011 I Dl' • ANTACID LIQUID Oviedo Police Nab Suspect In Break-In ntl 00 AnW id 011i PRICES GOOD THRU SATO am A P4 IL P0115~4 r%n..n OVIEDO Police here arrested James Larry Whipper, 22, E. Broadway, Last night in connection with an attempted burglary on Franklin Street. He Is being held In Seminole County jail in lieu of $8,000 bond. - Council Has Request From Junior Police WINTER SPRINGS City A motlofl to recognize Junior Council heard a request Police as a "youth organization Monday night from Mrs. Nancy in the city" and allow the group Booth on beluf of the Winter to use city hail when available Springs Junior Police. was tabled and the city attorney Her request that the was instructed to look into the organization be officially city's liability If It assumes recognized as an educational sponsorship. A workshop was extension of the police scheduled to set guidelines. department and be allowed use (1aleS Jones of Winter of city hail twice a month Springs United Homeowners brought mixed response. also requested use of the city Organized six 11101111$ ago by hall by his group for monthly an adult advisory board, the Junior Police group has two Council Instructed the city units one for boys and girls. 10.13 years and an Explorer attorney to set a public hearing Scout Post for Uwe 14- in. on the ordinance creating a terested in a law enforcement Planning Commission as soon as possible. career, - REG II9 = WAY to ctz&i, oiinu*ts , REG 14 23 8888 =1 so 91 =- ENVELOPES PEG 499 100 REG SIZE S70F 4P 12 88 2 .1 PVC VINYL STRAP CHAISE EVEREADY D CELL ALKALINE BATTERY c — 79( I TO IS 1988 ' H) tO t'VIS &tOlf S!'CI PAKOF2-REG 1 79 CONVERSATION HURTS L11197H 74 INC04I5 Assistant Chief Wesley Place and Patrolman IP, J. Cramer picked Whipper up on Franklin Street, about two blocks away from the Smith home. 110,' BAG 77 - mto pull and that a person holding the gun cannot determine if the weapon is loaded without opening a loading port to the cylinder that holds the cartridges. He also noted that a screw. type pin affecting the trigger mechanism was loose when he received the weapon for tests but didn't cause the weapon to misfire during tests, Rathman said, however, that if the pin was looser it could affect the mechanism. Ironically. Ackert told the firing Opm --- ftlo~ 94C SPRAY 0 S 10011 HER gfHLL S .FOR 1975 1 1 1 ,1 1 .61/a OZ 9F It st'w" 40cu flow • • "' SPACE SAVER = — GARDEN HOSE 22 IN. = VAPORIZER t II.lL. ISITIDI II REG 14 t nu88 349 I4 p,#•. , '.' '' I I •( t'aI a.I 01,J-, - •• -. VU - __ • DELUXE ALUMINUM FOLDING BED rOA$ 3 IITING!AD t4f 539950 . 39 7 r. ,, ,s .'I TA ,I., 1 77C BLACK & DECKER HEDGE TRIMMER YODIL 81 14 WiTif P4G'HoKtS 99 19 100 IHP) .- I1Jmi LW A? ' , RIG v - - to mug" OUT PlO?IC ID IA I'? £P*, I 0 I 0.4 ah ' NANS 4 WILSON SPORT TENNIS RACKET MAC. I. I.. REG 24 99 B'I99 • — = = I 3 0 1 PAK WRIGLEY'S GUM PICNIC 99 14 INCH PATIO BROOM :. 1 88 166 r I A 04 164 JL '(HlM (.p I — 04 , ' 28 6 4 Resolve to let Cessna Pilot Education get you off the ground .- = -. I AERO MEN'S BELTS ' ,-.. ZrSI REG PLUS i 67 3 99 29 3 AMIlUl ] firms serve customers in Seminole County. Forest McPherson, the executive vice president for Winter Park Telephone, said he couldn't release the exact details "out of courtesty to the commission," lie said he would be notified when the PSC had been notified of the request by his firm and would then release exact figures on the request for a rate hike. He said reasons for the request are the same as quoted by other telephone companies across the state. The high costs of inflation, the lugh costs of borrowed money and the increasingly high costs of employe salaries cre reasons McPherson cited. Ike &,Wkk &"e LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY pw..y duty eiI.ry "bit f'a &&d' I,, pi.is,inu9 .a" Aui.I*bL4 .l ySlIo* Y TA. SPONGIMOP 09 H (1 1 .1 1 WONH 1 JUG... SPALDING TENNIS BALLS ;oz j.rt = QQ - w99m iiiiiiIos UU _= CHLORDANJL_ DUST ?L !'° ' WIN 11 fit 111 - 24" Tt,4,f1IH Nu T, ',AI ,%A!IS ;'.: , = BOWL BRUSH I 1:, "IA., MELNORPULSATrnG SPRINKLER xe — ,/I - \\ : 7 /'4 SA 88 1188 .- , 4A oOa 'P. (.110 BLACK DR 04000 14101*11 MATTRESS INC" i AA ' , SWINGER GRILL SPINNING REEL I1OO(G/1 ifi AD r ? = SOUTHBEND 750 _ '. INCH X5OFT r I 000% SELF-PROPELLED POWER MOWER CABINET N0RT(LICTRIC 1 C - NOTSTUM WPT Asks Rate Hike C OVER ~ i l i l Otis llilol;u~ il il il l l lwom~I I I I I I I ALL TYPES GIVE YOURSELF Jury in opening statements, Faison had bought Lilly a .22 caliber rifle that he had continually requested for Christmas. Ackert said the rifle was wrapped and under a Christmas tree at Lilly's home the day of the shooting. Ackert said that Faison, however, had retained a 50 cartridge box of .22 caliber ammunition that was to go with the rifle at his apartment for safe keeping. (Continued From Page l•A 14 1 ) ,1 0 OR LEMON 6 0Z REG ow" Olt 1111 Twenty-month-old Anthony J. Italliano, son of Mrs. Marline ItallIano, 224 E. Warren Ave., Longwood, remains In critical condition and in intensive care, Florida North Hospital spokesmen said today. The infant was hospitalized after a near-fatal drowning in the family pool Friday. Someone pried open a window at the home of Lewis B. Blood, 1461 Lake Drive, Casselberrv Tuesday and took a .22 calibre semi-automatic Mossberg rifle, according to police reporLs here. Residents are still taking inventory to see IL anything else Is missing. Minister Freed (Continued From Page lA) S9 REG CHOICE Jr AEG - = DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES - 88 WIDTH 254' . HEARTS LAWN CHAIR -_ OR 40 LARGE SIZE - YOUR RIG TO PAKOF3 PANGBURN'S VALENTINE I PVC VINYL STRAP CASSETTE TAPE RIG 449 — IIIIIJUMI AMPEX 90 MINUTE 366 He was arrested alter Ellie Smith, Nursery Street, called police and reported that someone was trying to break into her bedroom through the window. VALENTINE S CA IS FRIDAY. FEB 14 99 PEG 749 GIANT SIZE 99 88 16 99 2)CAUfA IIIU W14111 PLASttC AIMS - 19 95) COMBI LOUNGE MOVIE FILM 2 louc DINIURI MEG MULTJ-POSmON GM SUPER 8 ' 88 Oil nit MOST uncl,yu PRESTO ... PRESSURE A29 goorgcifuart it . REG , SIZ E 8U i'.citj:S 99 RIG 149 ,u sill OUAtCO*TlOL _____ -= - T,Id ,uu will =— BLANKETS FIN — ti#ft • irid imse. (Efigsbld fo M,'tvi,a tOh.'U I BM 1,v '~4 59 v, i FILE CHECK OR ELECTRIC I KODAK POCKET I' 20 OUTFIT 1 -0 4C.tJII Cull iti'oa BOXES ICot &T .i,.Ie 31 _ IVItIA RIG 1599 • — I 1 %MT4MWf1tt10,VC1 TOASTS &TO.INcM.,S ow kA. t' • TOAST.R OVEN - - " HEATER . Factory-Reconditioned IBM Typewriters mot -*. . '°" = 'IC = "INCOME TAX TIME SPECIALS" = = Gt$EIAL ELECTRIC Kelly Votes Against Demo Food Stamp Bill /. 4 IAN lOUD 9 - ty;.i (I ( j1jI Wd!.$t4J IM [1CU1uje Tp' wUle& Light uuth. All GALAXY 1 1 CI? Itlis ?AV mtICOSdt?$CiUDOI?aqwool the 1 — PROCTOR SILEX ELECTRIC JUICER L WASHINGTON, D. C,— Rep. "I will support legislation Richard Kelly (R-Fla., 51h changing the food stamp Dist.) as one of 39 mcmbers of çrogram to give more to the the House of Representatives needy and to eliminate the who today voted against the abuses. Democrat -created bill (I1.R. "Consistent with this 1589) to prohibit President philosophy. I will oppose the Ford's effort to Increase food President's request for a tax stamp prices, rebate of up to $1,000 per perAfter casting his vote, the son, because this will give a Florida Republican issued the greater benefit to those in the fo1lnwin ithln( higher lncnmc brackets where "My vote against the bill to it is needed the least. I do favor prohibit food stamp Increases an immediate tax rebate which was not against the needy, It will return greater amounts to was for the proposition that our the low and middle Income financial burden must be groups." carried by all the people. Every time a program is helpful to one group, it must be paid for by another. The greatest share of 1Lt the tax burden ii being carried by the working people. They are entitled to knov that eeryone is going to share the load in tins period of shortage. an For AccAnr%tillg Bank I ________ -- By GLORIA DROGOSZ refused to prosecute on grounds of lack of criminal intent. ThAL,TAMONTE SPRINGS By DONNA ESTES The Highway Safety and ree men were Pain) said initially only one repayment costs of the sewer Motor Vehicles Department in after a fight at arrested here Herald Staff Writer third of the (2.5 million gallons bond issue. the Nighthawk ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— daily) July levied a $1,000 fine on Lounge in the of Interstate Mall the plant's 7.5 million Monthly sewer service Thomas and put him on early today. charges gallons' ca pa city will be used. Under construction currently pr obation for six months. to city residen ts will be raised The arresting officer, e city's current Keller Road are insta llation of lines and lift Th 89 per cent, from $4.50 to $8.40, The FDCLE investigation Patrolman Norman Floyd Jr., if the city commission heeds the plant, to be expanded, has 12 stations In the no rthern section added Whitehead, w ho was a was struck million gallons 'tally capacity. of the by a chair and advice of Consulti ng Enginecer city and interceptor lines financial backer of Askew and received emergency treatment Under questioning from in the northwest section. i Bill Palm. U. S. Sen. Richard Stone, D. at Florida North Hospital, Conunissloner Cal DeVoney, among Fla., others, Palm, In a written report to Palm admitt according to LI. Steve Garver. Included in the interceptor ed connection fees By DONNA FFS Askew se nt the new results to The loan, appriviI t th the commission last night, of $2) per housing unit were system are lines along Nonth Mit1mi Ihnk. 'l1 banks Nick de Felice, 38, North Herald Staff Jones l as Writer city t month. COmmtssion, And recommended the hike, saying not was from Jones Branford, in the city want the business." Corm., and Mike included in the revenues of tgomery Road " eventually says the FDCLE, the Sta te Crell, 26, Winter Park, were Southeast First National Bank It Is necessiary to pay increased the system when the new rate permit connection of Longwood Last week Floyd indicated of Maitland for 60 days Revenue Department and the arrested and charged with operation and maintenance was computed , adding area privately owned and State ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — otherthe banks had been contacted costs for the sewer system Department of Highway disorderly Verbally slapping the mayor and conduct and these special fees have never operated sewer systems to the and City Commissioner Helen on 5.99 per cent interest safety and Motor Vehicles had distruction of property. They Keyser t the wrist, Mrs. Keyser said to amortize debts on the been used for this purpose. regional plant. ook Mayor Norm rate was the lowest available. begun the investigation in his sys te m, currently in the midst an quotations from were released From city Jail on Floyd to task here last night, lie also admitted that the city ban Th other area When he asked Mrs. Keyser last e commission awarded a district. of ks were not sought Prior to expansion and $179 bond each. im. can ex pect $378,000 In excess contract for insisting he failed to seek in night why she was so sure he the sewer plant Floyd's recommendation tha Jones also said the Illegal provements. Crell'a brother, Robert, , terest rate quotations from the revenues from service charges constructi on to low bidders, Lee practi t had not contacted other Inces are carried on by also of Winter Park, was other city-based hleaddedw hen costs g00. Maitland Bank be used. banking in 1977, the fIrst year the Construction of Sanford and dealers statewide, but stitutions, she interrupted, he as use at the planned regional propos Rathe r, she said, the city called sayi charged with resisting a,.55 ed new plant wi ll be in Tuttle-White of Altamonte ng "Don't get in any recom- banks Wednesday afternoon declined to comment on sell as disorderly conduct and stitutlons sewer plant increases, Fewer operation. But, rnendlng lastbefore wecka rate of5, he said, this Springs in a Joint vent ure. The w hether the investigation would and Th ursday morning after rates can also go down, destruction of property. He was per cent be accepted on a sum is needed to cover low bid totaled $5,775,000 be on a statewide bask. short the Maitland bank loan had released on a $69i5 bond. "Next tin" ( (fl r!o it," trm W)().004) loan. already been approved. Floyd said. "I will !" Mrs. = Pointing to a repo rt from Keyser replied. Floyd on the matter and in. Th e loan is to pay condicatlng she had personally SANFORD: 950 State St., Sanford Plaza, Mrs. tractor's bills for the sewer check out ed the matter, LLOYD, Seminole Plaza ana Keyser said Barnett Bank in Interceptor lines on MontCASSELBERRY: in Semoran Blvd. PORTABLE Altamonte Springs had offered gr0rTy Road and the Spring AM/FM an interest rate of 5.75 per cent Lake by-pass currently under JUST SAY LiIw '..LI' while Corn Banks offered 5.5 per construction. Although the full cent and the new Pan-American fai th and credit of the city is "CHARGE IT"! PLUG I Bank In the city had not even backing up the short term loan, it IS to be repaid with proceeds been contacted, 1* ______ "Ithlnkitistefflbjeagyj so do of a $1,297,000 revolving state "TH CAaH TR,p the banks," she said. "I thin k loan, approved by the Florida _____________________ (G 24 we shou ld get the lowest in- Cabinet yesterday. 32 terest rate every time. The commMon last night ss "Let that be a le on to you, approved payment of ____________________________ Get bids first," she said. 'You $398,308.56 to Bumby and should have gotten quotes Stimpson, the interceptor line 4: DISH LOTION J1 4----tt before giving this w hole thing to contractors, from the loan. TRACtS I I Li At A .1 - - Wednesday, Feb. 5 Three Held In Bar Fight (Continued From Page lA) Hitchhikers Report I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dealers End Bid ,,, HAPPY HOUR 5 p - 7- pmALL DRINKS 50c SheMt0nwSan"*d Inn $W111T01 OTIU I MOtOR I.'thS WOltD*IDI SIUViCI 01100$ AVINUR Al 146 11A71 IOUTI 4e.IAMP040, sins-its s..*' I' �"'4 E 0 SPORTS ... Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Leo Hayden, who recently non the Deltona Open with a course record 65, had his troubles Tuesday. ________ _7 I ti 7- - -- _ _______ ____I - - - Evans 1 — '.- - -.- . Jai tubE ResultS 63 Leads May fair * will be fun, "a practice rowid," Winrow said. Evan "Big Cat" Williams of Leonia, N.J. and Tom Winrow of Ocala tee off at 12:30 p.m. Williams out-drove Jim Dent and Jack DIPaola, declared by many to be the longest drivers In the world, in ji contest last )Car. Williams drove 366 yards. "After that," Williams said, "some people called me the longest driver in the world and some didn't. I guess there are several people who are Supposed to be the longest driver. "Long drivers are kind of folklore heroes, you know. It's the kind of thing you talk about at the 19th hole. in the old days there was a driving tournament before each tournament and it was a big thing. That sort of thing seems to be on its way back now." Williams, who is 64, 205 pounds, and Winrow, 6-5, 240, said today's round probably today's final round. "I'll bring some food out here. I'll tell you that," he said. Hayden's 70 is six strokes behind leader Lee Wykle of South Daytona. Wykle carded to eagles and five birdies en route to his nine-under par 63. He eagled the par-five 480yard 12th hole and the par-five 506-yard 14th. Raymond Sovik of Columbus, Ohio shot a 334U-66 for second place. Eight pros are bunched at 67, seven at 68, 12 at 69 and 13 at 70. The approximately 230 pros teed cli today at 7:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. In a double shotgun start. They are battling for $1,210 for first place, $900 for second and $800 for third. In today's pairings, two of the world's longest drivers will be playing together. Bombs Gre yh 63- 33 30 Lee Wykir 66- 1333 Ray Sovik 67-3334 Mickey Mabry, 1431 Mike Ford, 3331 Mike SlIpko. 3331 Sammy Rathtit, 3331 Jim Thorp, 34 33 Ted Meier. 3532 John Traub. 31 33 Mark Shuthack 66-3.1 34 Charles Owens. 3431 Bob Leaver, 31 34 Greg Pidaiski, 33 33 Wayne Lev 1. 33 35W E. Burgess 33. 3$ Mark Guttenberg. 3533 Paul Souza. 6-33 34 9ob Rose. 31 31 Gary Wint:, 333A Marion Heck. 31 33 Larry Rail, 343$ Billy MaLweli, 34 33 Randy Santing, 3531 Mike Murphy. 31 35 Jim Si Germain, 31 35 Glenn Bro w n, 35 31 Russell Hehlg, 3132 Dennis Vast. 31 36 p Lynn Janson , 70-34 36 St e ve Oppermann, 35 37 Jim HatfIeld, 3414 Tim McCoy, 3733 Moe Norman, 3$ 35 Nate Starks, 3337 Dave Ph 110. 3733 Paul Barkhouse, 34 31 John Darr, 34 36 Bob Bruno. IS 33 Leo Hayden, 3733 Robert Molt, 3.5 33 Lennie Carrier, 3*32 Keith Stuhlr, 31 36011 Collins. 3711 Doug Daitiel ounds - rO:a Jr., Arecha ftengoa Qutniela (35) 900 6 10 400 3 160 460 I lea Pfnsie (10, 6 Miss PMcr'y, (I2).7Lucy kip (6).e Torn Thuryiti 340 I J. liP.s!i.i ( 57420 FOURTH, S.l, B- 1 Ardnine Perfecta (3 5) $209 10 Mitlrlit (5), 7. K's Hazard (5 7), , SEVENTH, Doubls, Spec 7: Ghost Chaser (10), 4 Dlmey (6). MenchallJavI 7110 520 470 7 Nodak King (12)6 Ebony Ward (6). Ica Lenit 520 460 3 7 Montague Yarn (4), I Loch Unza.Aguirre 380 4 Cactus (5) -Qulnlela (27) 51300 FIFTH, 545, D-1 Old Rosie (3) Perfecte (I 2) $149 40 2 Rocket Rob (I), 3 Risky Pam EIGHTH. Doubles. Spec 7: (10), 1. Society i,iiss (i), S. Drum Fermin larrea I 10 500 160 6 beater (1), 6 3erkley Petite (6). 7 Alava Muguerta i. 600 1 Eaglespur (13), I. Real Angel (I?) Sala Miguel 300 I SIXTH, Si, B- 1. Dixie DeWitt Quiniela (4 6) $51 60 (1). 2. K's Surprise (s), 3. Douglast Pev-lta (6 4) $131.10 Babe (I), I Mineola Poppy (5), S. NINTH, Singles, Spec 7: Bay Charmerf (10). 6. Cecys First Arincha 1150 7.10 550 $ (12), 7. Gust Lane (6), S Tell Eagle Eddy 1560 ISO 6 (13) Alpi 3 20 4 SEVENTH, S.16, 0- 1 Glen's Quiniela (6 Si $69 JO Charm (5). 2 Cactus Joy ($2), 3 Perfec?a (I dl 5147 60 Hardlngi,ilIe Jet (5), i Wonder TENTH, Singlei, Spec 7: Royal (6), 5 Freddie Barge (1), 6 Tain 73.40 660 440 I Happy Star ($0), 7 Dabble Gibson Fermin 5 50 3 60 I 181 I I !,I4I. Larrea 360 S EIGHTH, S.), C- I. Fas Dooley ' 42 Jefferson 6$, East Bay 54 Jesuit 71. Ht-rnatdo Sb Tampa Catholic 50, Gibbs 76 Lakeland 87. Kathleen Okeechobee 59. Sebring 5$ Desoto 6-4, 4 Hardy 13 Frotproof 97, Lake Plato 8* Barlow 79, Mulberry 61 Avon Park 65, Southeast SS Auburndaie 75. Lakeland Santo Fe 70 Clearwater Catholic U. Hud SOfl 10 Cardinal Mooney 72, Admiral Farragut 41 Fort Myers SI. lmrnokalee 67 . , Navy Falters To Mt. Dora T rwst a Nex and so does Zayre BlackwaU, plus 27 1 32 iLl endin on size 'otraden needed __________ '-'-'--, is.yu . 1200 610 7 G.M's EIe'v.nteen XC 's Spacewalk 10.00 640 $ 640 6 SIZ ES: ' Records Perish ' I- - I , - '' -. -. ~ . .- . "'1 ttt / /11 I J, Montague O'Reilly QuInlela (34) $32.00 Perfecta (6 3) $5370 SIXTH, Si. A. 31.39: Lankey William 610 QulnIi4* (3$) $1120 Perfecta (Ii) $141.00 SEVENTH, 5.16, 0. 31.34: Wh5per 1350 1070 560 6 Explosion 750 600 Beach Bum J 10 $ Toronto at Houston on at Mi nn esota San Diego at Phoenix Chicago at Vanc ou ver Thursday's Games Clc-',eiarci at Baltimore Quebec at HouSton Minnesota at 'an Deco - ' ' - - 1' /'i j. / ..' 1 ' Btfkley Cam g Pin Quinlela - Perfecto - 31.65: 700 650 600 7 320 S40 4 \ :, r. Texas Fay : , -'. .- . - ._, - ;- - .: , .- - Louis Minn Divi sion ' . , -- __ - a -- Montreal 30 9 .\ I) 73210 14$ ___ P 1- re 'The Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park will be one of the big races leading up to the Kentucky Derby, The Florida race is if $125,000 test at one mile and an eighth, Seminole will compete Friday and Saturday in the district at Lyman High School. Layer Tops McManus Seminole's Freddie Cash won by forfeit in the 101-pound class, Rick Bryson pinned his foe In the 129-pound category at 3:23, Bill Sanders won by forfeit in the 135-pound division and Bennie Mills pinned his heavyweight opponent at 2:28. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Rod Layer had said he feared he'd suffer a letdown after losing a highlypublicized match to Jimmy Connors In Las Vegas. But the unseeded Australian easily defeated Jim McM antis, Berkeley, Calif., in their first round match here Tuesday on the World Championship Tennis tour. The score: 6-3, -t. 'i!. - \ C . . - b. _______ - 11 -- L ._ -. I ________ I -- TJ' .j""plU) / U ('I)i fi I (j'!J - 't - 1- '- , - - ~O 00 0 .' MADE BY ONE OF THE 010.4 TIRE MAKERS O lraje-m r*cessal, In. Cidez! *11h h'I 'on every s.000 m4es'i1etf cP*c,p Punctut, ,1 - - ,. . , . - "i.,,,,_,,, ' ,, \' ' ,', 0 ) 21111111 ... 700-13 . 7q.1A ,- ••'" .,, ' a. ,, sus 'a,v - /4(//,)( -' . •18 month road -' ' I-1011*1 i.e. ix".. G , h I ( I , / oil f ilters LF 1 . -- - - -------- - I 13• Iq .1 A ... .4I5.99 82514 775-15 825-15 16.99 15.99 17.99 . . - - - , hazard guarantee 1.77 -to - - . each 2.32 WhIt•walls available 9k ' C WI size CC h 01 l 99c with clip - - ..- : ' blaciwail whitewall A7-13 D78 13 E78.14 F78-14 1899 16.99 20.99 17.99 1999 21.99 23.99 sits blackwati 078.14 22.99 H78 14 078-15 H78-15 tc.uific 18-series profile tire with full 7-rib - ....,. .-. 22.99 --. I hitewail 99 25.99 2699 each A78-13 blackwail 25.99 26.99 Plus F.E.T. 1.7$ to 2.53 "EIJI ,;:? -HD'-OD-- custom "400" 4-ply polyester cord tires entire stock of IF 1 Spin on type filters for most American and foreign Cam -,,. -,-' .-:----- .32 month road hazard guarantee special! Our : --, L Also available 459 ;. hn~;;....' :- typo . 650-13 addition a l each tire Pocket .- - ' • our reg. 2.49 Dolt yoursetfer's tires 12.99 14 99 Tire pressure gauge each -.--- "400" 4-ply nylon cord These great tires feature low profile, safety contour shoulders, 5-rib tread with permaflex tread rubber and chiorobutyl tubeless liner. Lee t rowaway 11 - Plus F.E.T. 91 . -11-()-O-L)-- -_X7 M*(TUt5i5$8l,.EII .,',, a Ia > I I ' . * A .- ~__ ~_~=- . Al /..L' * I , // ' 1 I II I ' - -_ ______ - tires. will never. again.: advertised these * 1 $ KC QuinIela (73) 51050 I. 1,2=7-~~_ z ' _-- St. by )er Der to Orlando Colonial 35-26. _ - DIvision 240 3 370 2 340 Seminole ended its 1974-75 regular season wrestling schedule Tuesday night, falling -_ _____ ____ ~ 26 2) S SillS $62 71 fl 6 54 167 5; 19 2') $4 13 30 6 33 ii) 7IS Colon ial Bops Tribe A - — , Vancvr Chicago S37 20 . -' 6 f t TPt5GFOA PhitphIa 32 11 7 7117$ 106 NY Rangrsl6 $510 67710 $66 Island Atlanta $1370 (2 5) TENTH $ )6 A 3174 MA • ie S 50 3 CO - _ J 11, , . -! -: % - - - - O,vs$,On - -' NHL Standings (I 6) S5960 NINTH. 11-1111i. Doll Gibson - - - 620 460 1 1.20 3 40 6 320 ' Z fJ/ Edm MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Former tight end John Mackey, who earned more than $60,000 a year salary during the height of his career, thinks he wasn't paid enough. An attorney for the National Football League asked Mackey Tuesday if $61,832 base pay and for preseason and postseason games with the Baltimore Colts "wasn't a large sum of money." "Not if he was the best tight end In the NFL — whatever he received wasn't enough," replied Mackey. The Dis cou n t Department Store - -- - 41 ' Canadian Division "7 . -. Edmonton I. Baltimore 0. OT Houston 4, lrxJanapol,s 3. OT San Diego A. Toronto 4 Wednesdays Games 1950 720 3 Barkley Smiley ' 4 - -- Diego Quebec 37)7 0 64 207 151 Toronto Perfecta (7$) 521710 Edmonton 25 17257 163 14$ FIFTH, 1-15, C. 31$: Vancvr 7? 7) 7 '4 143 15$ Joyful Jack 7.20 300 2.60 6 Winnipeg 70 fl 2 42171 156 WycliU Gold 6.10 100 3 Tuesday's Results Perf;cta(i5)$13IO '/':' - 6.0013, 6.50.13, 6.45l4, 6.95.14. 560 15 JesseOwens '' ' - an Mackey: Underpaid I \.- I . WHA Standings Guinlela -- The Green Berets and Skin 'fls Skin Tights and Blue TighLs were victorious in games Bombers were tied 6-6 after the played Saturday in the Sanford first quarter, but the Tights Recreation Department's girls' erupted with three two-point basketball league. fast breaks in the second The Green Berets downed the quarter to outscore the Born-. Red t)e1.s 18-8 and the Skin hers 12-0 and kept their tin. Tights (Jumped the Blue beaten record untarnished. Bombers 27-12. Ccci fl-awls and Shirley Wynn Annette Thompson led the led the winners wi th 10 points Berets with 10 points. apiece. \ EIGHTHS 6 S.MYRN -. ABEACH EACH — (hiedo outscored N e w. Sm y-rna. minutes 23-21. Oviedo coasted to its 11 th w in in Beach 18-12 in the third q ua rter The Oviedo junior varsi ty 21 games this season wi th a 61- and New Smyrna Beach tasted defeat, falte ri ng 67-41 to Sanford could hit only two of 47 victory over New Smyrna prevailed in the final eight New Smyrna Beach. ICr field goals in the in itial Beach Tuesday night. fra me, Mark Bassett briefly But the game Oviedo' is made u game ofit with anearly saturated with is Friday's I bucket that cut Dora's lead to 4- battle %ith Apopka. 2, but weak reboundi ng and Apopka is undefeated and at numerous turnovers enabled the top of the Orange belt Dora to rack up 12 consecutive Conference Ovie'lo has lost one points before Hujrt1Jrkos i the league, and that was to er ield 90,11 Apopka. with 35 seconds remaining The game Frida> is at NEW 0flK APi --- ' Sure, ic tlniorp, in s -rrtlrn th'' ll5 I 'III a little sad — it's like losing recorJ book. In Tuesdjy's game, Clennie with 22 points. Tommy Acheson a member of the family," Jesse Patterson of O%iedo uwed 23 "It's the first time since IM folloued %0 12. The loss %a O%ens said upon learning that that ie&w,s name has been Sanlord's third to Dora and points on eight field goals and after 40 years the last of his fussing," he said. "One can't en free throw,. Teammate dropped the middies to 5-13. truck and field marks has been help feeling a pang of regret. The Bulldogs began the &ond)tddedllssI eight er.t.sed from the record book, 'vt. knowing Jl'se, , I foul ser4 ç.:ro.d with t'5o quick he's ,,(it NEW YORK (APi - "The Integrity of sports is in the hands of the money makers," one well-known sports figure remarked today. The reference was to tennis ace Jimmy Connors and his refusal to represent the United States in the Davis Cup competition while at the same time playing a $100,000 challenge match against Rod layer. When his patriotism was questioned by a bitterly disappointed Dennis Ralston, captain of the US. team which lost to Mexico, Connors responded: "Well, maybe pride in one's self should come before pride in anything else." nRES: Goodrich means qualitY and 0- TWELFTH, 7-14, C- I. Li TUESDAY NIGHT Columb-er (12),2. Tona Trans (I).) Fortune Seeker (S),4. play (S 7). FIRST, 1.16, 8, 31.33: 5 Eade's Lon Gal (61,6. Shannondate K's Hobnob 17 70 770 4.20 S (i), 7. Lorna Kay (10), $ bang Bang Circuit Breaker 360 350 1 Lull (I) Mystic SoIrlt 1.00 7 114( Qulniela (IS) $4710 9 SECOND, Si. Ima Been 13 60 5 60 340 $ Hi Ho 660 370 I Queen's Caper 210 East Division Qulniefa (13) 533 60 W L T Pts OF GA Perhecta (S 1) US$60 New Eng.27 19 2 56 16$ 16$ Daily Double (5$) $136 Cleveland 2) 26 2 84 110 157 THIRD, 5-15, U, 31.46: Chicago 18 30 I 17 166 1 96 SteveHoefer 11607 10 . 3.00 $ tndapolis 10 37 3 2) Ill 156 Heft Corn" Me $200 4.50 6 West Division Mister Mathew 2.40 3 Houston 3216 0 6-4 722 151 Qulnlea (54) 16000 Phoenix 25 20 6 54 119 163 Perfecta (5.4) $174.30 Minn 76 20 0 52 In 15. .4 n . .i& ,, Lonasoma Jason 'is o Optima Ø'tHTffrey W ' Angers Dennis Ralston B.F.,dependabilitY GOODRICH MADE By Dog Results Quin)eia NE Connors" Cup Snub — Perfecia (2 7) 114olo (4). S Montague Sayan (0). 6. Idol TWELFTH. Dou b les. 6S ec;: ) 7 Lustre Lyn (6). S. 0fl Sala L 11 60 20 60 S Autograph Alava Ramon 7 60 S 10 1 TENTH, 1.14. A- I, Miflp3ta Fermin Merha I 3.00 7 Winston (4), 2. Dreamy (51, 3 K". jInle4a (4 1) $7100 Quota (10), 4 Master (6), S Donna Perft-cta (5 1) $241.20 (6), 6 Top End (52), 7. Criss Debo" Big Q 07 with all 4) $156 20; (27 (5). I. Scot? Jackson (I?). with aIlS) 5125.70 ELEVENTH, 5.1$, AT-). Brown Spectre 11 2), 2. K's Hopeful (10). 3. Lea Pago (6). 4 Smilin' Liz (I), S. Bonus Rose (17). 6. F.D,'s Whiner Mi st .1 Noble Tony :;701nhi Tell The Don 2120 Lauderdale Aquinas 72, Miami LaSalle 60 Dillard 69, Chaminade 61 Miami Curlee 73. Hail4nctale 49 Miami Christian 107, Hollywood Christian 57 Pensacola High 72. Catholic 69 Pe nsacola Washington 66, Es cambia SO Pensacola Christian 49 1ber at Arts 45 Crestview 61, Gulf Breeze $6 Bethlehem 93, Bonifay VI laurel Hill 92. Chumuckia 11 Panama City Mosely 60. Cot londale 5 Ponce De Le 66. Deuniak Springs Walton S4 Gracevllle 69. Vernon 54 Paton 64, Freeport 63 --''S.''. ' ELEVENTH. Doubles. Spec 1: H.T. Cool (3). 1. InStant Return (I Bilbao Ramon 960 S60 loo 2 2). Santl Melcha I 5 60 340 1 NINTH, 5-16, la— 1, Big Looker Arecha Mn 300 1 (6). 2 Country Cheers (6), 3 Cin . .i.t. ( , fflr., Robinson 62, Plant 61 King 6$, Hillsborough 64 Leto $0, Chamberlain 71 Tampa Bay Tech 43, Brandon - Lions . Anon IN BRIEF Berets Triumph Scores 11111 eminole Downs Brant e six points and led allscorers with 28. The Bulldogs are now 144. John Pruitt followed with 13 points, eight g coming CO ng in first quarter. Seminole Juni or College The Saturday game was basketball team will try to re- crucial In divisional play. lake group tonight against Central City remained unbeaten in the Florida Junior College. division and the loss was SiC's seven-game losing Seminole's third. streak was snapped Saturday night by Lake City Community Tonight's game begins 7:30 College 66-63. p.m. at the SJC gym. ,p _: school baskethall non-game, be fore grabbing a 26$ first defensive timing, coordina tion, rungton said the lesson his defeated Lyman 90- 35 at period lead. Lyman w as as inside moves, versatility." players had to learn from the Lyman's gym, helpless as a ba by learning to Then, in a slow-motion Lyman game was to play in the 1. . LONG WOOD The opposite The Greyhounds of Lyman, walk, '1 dream-like style, he added, present. .' ends of the Metro Conference who reside winless In the Metro Darryl Dawkins, Orlando's 6- "He'd be super at Kentucky." "We're trying to take them $ met Tuesday night in a game cellar with a 2-18 overall 10, 240-pound pre-season AllBernard Wright, Lyman P', . that was no'garne. one at a time" he said. "1 record, never had a chance American, and Eddie K uhl, 185-pound junior center,'s6-4, also stressed that Orlando Evans, ranked No. 2 against the larger, more ex- Evans' 6-5 expert in the ki ds m ust not hustle and had Dawkins' college plans in look ahead to Winter Park Vince Gallo of Syosset, New York blasts from a dump of grass along a dirt road In Tuesday's first in Florida and headlining the perienced and talented Evans quickness, co-authored another mind. round of the Mayfair Open. Herald Photo by GordonWI Metro Conference with a 22-2 Trojans. Friday and Edgewater Tuesday Trojan masterpiece. Hell run Intosorneone i n and record prior to Tuesday's high come out here tonight and Evans jumped to a 12-0 lead Dawkins scored 25 points and college he can handle," et beat" was a monument to superiority Wright said. "There's g under the boards. Kuhl, who somebody out there waiting for lie had no reason to fret since I lingers in Dawklns' shadow like him. There's always somebody his Trojans led 12-0, 265, 46-9 a Cape Canaveral teeMcian to waiting." and 67-18. an astronaut, added 23 points. S And what about the The Lyman junior varsity 0 I "They are a tremendous assignment of guarding dumped the Evans 10th graders tearn," Lyman Coach Rick Dawkins, who is y By CHUCK MCCLUNG quarter points. Steinke aid, "especially taller and 55 pounds heavier 46-45 when Marcus-, Neal of Seminole from maki ng it an cou ld only cut Seminole's lea( Bob Staten and Tim Raines Dawkins. !4)manstole the ba llanddup Herald Corrapiondent Uke BranUcy's 6-0 Bill Wall early rout with 10 second to60-M There ain't no such than Wright? after three eight-minute paced Seminole %ilh 21 and 20 two points wi th two seconds left FOREST CITY thing as a boy when ypu speak Seminole and 6-3 Dan Gabriel took turns quarter points, "Just stick pe riods, points respectively, in the game. got—back—on the winrang track guarding the-"Wasislngton in -in the second half, Gabriel of Dawkins. He's all man." of his lace and pray he misses," 'Brown of Seminole bucketed Joe Dellato and Jim Sarden G reg Thomas scored 12 points Tuesday night, overpowering the first hail, but neither could stuck to Washington like glue Joe Hall. head basketball Wright said. eight points in - th e first two led Brantley with 12 and and James Swilley added 11 for Lake Brantley &- in a high quiet the Seminole scoring ace, and Washington did not score 10 coach of The University of In the first two minutes minutes of the final quarter to points. of Lyman. Mike Floyd led Evans school basketball game. Kentucky, agreed. Washington canned 14 points until one minute remained in lee the Seminole victory. Tuesday's game, Evans con- with 21 points. tri The Patriots, in a rebuilding in the second quarter, as other the game. 1 still get stimulated by good vetted two three-point plays to Washington led all scorers stage after losing two starters Seminoles began to find the basketball, whether it be force Lyman out of its With Washington napping, with 30 points —28 in the first To SEMINOLE Brown I1224, - one who is ineligible and one mark. college or high schoo1,"he said. deliberate offense. Brantley outscored Seminole half. Brown added 24. Brodie 00 0, Smith 2 04. who quit — trailed by as mich Randy Brown scored eight 15&- I 4 and 18-16 in the final two "I wanted to be a little more Wall paced Brantley with to Hollings*orth 102: Pringle 306; "And seeing Darryl play is very EVA' Gray 2 0 4. S81 1S 0 0 0. Washington stimulating. It makes the hair patient on offense," Steinke Coleman as 16-5 in the first quarter, points in the second stanza as periods, and Gabriel had 17. 2. Ch"ch I 07, Z&btl I I S~ E Kuhl I) 4 30. Aesibrook 0 0 O Corso 3 06 Seminole's Fred Washington Semi nole took a 46-23 half time stand on the back of your said. "But they Jumped out to a 10 333. Taylor i 2 10. 0 Kuhl Patriots Gabriel and Tony In the Junior vanity game, Totals 3 6 76 10 5. Cs or com I-. 1 r in points paced the Tribe's early at ta ck lead. neck," 40 I. Dawkins 17135 Totals i 1 bined4 fo I I lead and we had to try to catch , LAKE BRANTLEY - Gabriel 7.3 S em i no l e .cinino1e uumpC(, wi th 14 of Seminole's 22 first ha ll , who has seen Daw kins up. Brantlev's Wall prevented in the third quarter, but Brantle 17; Strobeq 7 0 4. Alexander 30 6; Brantle. 72-39. LYMAN Chippt 2 01. Cleveland Wall 66 is, Murray 000, Fowler) play three games this season, "But like I told the kids after 20 1, Foy$e4 0 S S. Hudj,on 4 I 06. FailisOl 1. Elliott 000; Fry 1 conceded that the muscle the game, we're not alone. Kaufman 204, McDonald 072; 71 Tofalt 221246 ,, Wright 0)3. Shut" 304. Totals 17 mountain known as "Dr. D Is Evans is 23-2 and we are no 11 Is, Seminole 77 21 ii 16-76 Kentucky's No. 1 prospect. different than a lot of other Lake Brantley It 12 15 11-56 "Ile overflows with talent," teams who have played them Evans Total fouls Seminole 11, Lake 26 2S 16 73-90 111i" Lyman Brantley 11 Hall sa!d. "Agillty, outside this season." . Foulm out None otal foul% Evans 16, Lyman 15 shooting, leaping ability, Evans Coach Fred Pen Fouled out None HySCo'rr ABRAHAMS 22-12, with 4:5l left. other uive for the period. Dora's Taylor scored 11 points and Herald Correspondent Kerkow left the game soon Lnflin sank 10 of his 28 in the hauled down 20 rebounds. after with hl third foul, and third period. Frank Leicht hit 13 points. MT. DORA— Mt. Dora Dora reeled off nine points to go The midshipmen shot 23 per Dora made a clean sweep by Bible's Joel Loflin put Sanford ahead 31-12. cent from the floor and Dora hit downing the Junior School Naval Academy behind to stay Dora led 38-16 at halftime and 51 per cent, midshipmen 3S30. Pete Bitzer, Tuesday night with the game's 63-25 after third quarter. . The Mt. Dora JVs defeated the team's leading scorer with bucket, as poor shooting Kerkow re-entered 11111 M the game the naval academy JVs 64-57. more than 220 points, left the and sloppy basketball by the and scored four points while Ricardo Acosta was high man game early in the second half middies enabled the Bulldogs to Tommy Acheson added Navy's for Navy with 17 and Rick)' with an eye injury. mount an 184 first quarter lead and coast to an 86-52 Lakes *.N H ills conference yjctor - At - The Prep Cage B TO1KEYSER - l ay P Dog Entries Herald Sports Editor ' ELEVENTH, 2, fl, 39.fl: I Anq.l 79 9 13 71 178 ii? Marg M Pi,nta Gorcia Charlotte 70. 1640 520 3.60 7 Pitt 20 19 II SI 10-1 190 Sarasota os Riva Doll 1.00 5.70 5 Detroit TUESDAY NIGHT ij 75 10 36 119 703 K' Phoebe ArcadIa DeSoto 6-4, Wauchula 760 3 Watht 1 47 $ 1) I 26 Hardee 4) Quinlela (67) SIS 10 FIRST, Doubles, Spec 7: . Division I Everglades *é. Naples Ic-ly 65 Perfecta (75) $flI3 10 Buffalo, Ica Via 31 II 7 75 7)1 15$ 960 5 10 3 Moore Haven 61, Clewiston Si 3 Big Peffeda (37 ?with 7 5) 51.351,10 Boslo Uria Alberdi 7711 10 6.1 737 151 390 1070 • North Fort Myers $9. Fort TWELFTh. 39,49 Toronto PdeguI-EIorza 20 25 7 i7 17$ 703 Myers Rlverdale i 740 Mineola super Calif, Qulniela (3$) $11.10 $733 9 33 110 713 star LaBel le -69, Fort Myers Dish 500 750 280 4 Tuesday's Results Perfecta (3$) 574 10 Op Verot 10 Walckerfracp, 3.00 7 60 8 Buffalo 6, Detroit I SECOND, Doubles, Spec 7 Cho(tawhatch $9, Fort Wal K's Beautiful 250 7 Toronto S. St Louis 3 LEddy.S.anche, 1120 550 S$0 I ton Beach si Qulnlela (4 1) 51300 Mencha II Via Chico 3, Kansas City 3, tie 6 10 460 Trifecta (i S 7) 555.70 Leonard 66. Twin Lakes 67 PittSburgh 3, Vancouver 2 Larri Eior:a A - 7,3; Handle $141,351 660 7 Fort Pierce Central $1, Dora Wednetdayi Garnet Qulniela IS a) 546 70 Philadelphia York Raton 63 a New Perfecta (IS) 5)02 30 Rangers Lake Worth IS, Palm Beach Big 0 113 5 with 5 8) SU4 60 Gardens 69 Boston at Atlanta THIRD, Doubt", Spec 7: Detroit a, Montreal Marlin County 6$, Forest Hill Aldana Perez 9 00 6 20 580 i so Chicago at Minnesota Urta Lenhz 1060 8 60 4 Suncoast 75, Atlantic Si Washington at California Cacho Aiberdi 1550 7 TONIGHT Pompano Beach 76, Piper 65 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Quiniela (4 5) $u 60 Deerfield Beach 71. Font Lau Thursday's Games Penfecta (S 4) 511570 FIRST, $I, A- I. flaitin (6), New Yrrb Rangers at Phila tk 61 FOURTH, Doubles, Spec 7: GM's I Cold U (5), 3. Scramblin delphia a le Lauderd Northeast 71, Cacho Sanchez oso 5.20 250 2 Mai' (12). 1 Dark Champion ( 2), 3, Plantation 67 Buffalo at New York Island Aldana Bcngoa 4.50 360 1 Mineola Jill (1), 6, M.A.'t Susie (10). IfS Coconut Creek 67. Boyd An Arecna AZpi 370 6 1. Royal Gambit (6), I. Hunting Minnesota at Boston CtI'rson SO Quiniela (I?) $37.20 Speed Toronto at Kansas City Nova 9!. Cooper City 66 Perfecta (7 1) 5135 60 SECOND, $. C- I. Exotic Lace Cardinal Gibbons 69. Cardinal Double to 7) $161.10 (6). DG 's Red (4). 3 Shpren Shnnl Newman 56 FIFTH, Doubles, Spec 7: (721, 4 Monegue Event (10), 5 Palm Cove Beach 6$, Univer Marurl Iarrea 950 5.10 310 4 Mystery Lew (I), 6 Money Bound sty School 36 LiLi Areche Muguenia 4 60 340 2 (Ill, 7. Masked Rogue (I), S South Plantation 73, Miramar Fermin AlpI 440 I Shimmering (3) 72 0 Quinleta (7 4) $29, THIRD. 5-16, 0- I.BerkleyAn(on South Broward 67, McArthur Perfecta (4 2) $6390 (6, 7 K C 's L,ammi (5), 3 Hi Ho SIXTH, Doubles, Spec 7: Sylvia (1), 4 1ordan' Gate Hollywood 'Hills 63. Stranahan r. P4eguI Miguel - in." But he is optimistic about At (our-under par with three holes to play in the first round of the Mayfair Open. Hayden's thoughts left golf for food. "I was hitting them pretty good," said the Jacksonville professional, "and then I got hungry. I started thinking about food instead of golf. Isn't that stupid?" The result nas two bogies on the last three holes and it twounder par 70. "Then, I'm staying with a friend in Orlando and I as ready to jump in the pool hen I started feeling my pant's pockets," Hayden said. "And I found my scorecard. "I thought I had given it to the guy I was playiflg with, but I IUCSS I hadn't. So I had to come htck th afternoon to turn it SJC Caaers 1' Wednesday, Feb. s, 1975-4A Wykle 's Wednesday, Feb. 5, 1754 A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL A i P_,1LW _,A111;i4: 4 __________________ treid and perr'3fIe ,- IL 4a0_,- t. - :', — ri~ .• - ' tft,'aJ -- - - :- ,-' - - -- -.. I -- 'W - S . -:' :-' :" ''' -- ,'.:.. I - - - - - - - - - - . - -_ _____ - ~ ~— - _-_!~_ ~ �F 1OA-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. -_- - Wednesday, Feb. 5,1975 - - ;1 Unions 4 CALENDAR It FEB. 4 British Florldl*i Club of Southalde Elementary School Orlando 'Pub Night," 8 p.m., Advisory Committee, 7 p.m. ' Unitarian Hall, 1815 E. FEB.S "What After High School?", 7• 9 p.m., no fee, 7 weeks, SJC A106. Call Seminole Junior Coll ege, ext. 360 for reservations. Robinson, Orlando. News on June Charter fl ight to London. For information call Derrick Tipping, president, in Winter Park. California," "My FEB, 6 a "Cbukielogue" filmed in color Thyroid .vvh •.•. school cOmmois. Music Buildi ng. Proposals for construction of football stadium at Lake Howell FEB. 10 school site will be discussed. Sanford-Seminole Art Asso- Florida Water & Pollution ciation, 7:30p.m., Cultural Arts Control Operato rs Assoc. 7 Buildi ng, 5th and Oak, Sanford. p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic . Center. Dinner, entertainment, Lyman High School Band business m eeti ng and program Boosters, 7:30 p.m., band room, for women guests. Income Taz Preparation FEB.8 Sanford Founder's Day workshop through Deltona Indifferences Eff ective Very By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Free blood pressure test, 2-4 DEAR DR. LAMB When I p.m., 7th and Elm, Sanford was 14 our family doctor found Seven th-day Adventist Church. that I had an "adolescent" goiter. He pr escribed iodine Gold!boro Elementary drops, but nothing changed so I School Advisory Committee, stopped. 7:30 p.m., school library. A .J to state agencies to protect employe rights in union organizing ef forts has fallen on deaf ears, a union official claims. "Even after Gov. Askew briefed department heads regarding the rights of employes and unions, many adminls. I,I. l,..J14L... 1....:.a UdLU[ UII I.. Lt I ILIUC3 few years later a di fferent doctor prescribed a black iodine salve that was to be £__1...I_ Lflh( I%5IUclUIIQU, 7 :30 p.m., Community Center, rubbed into my throat. normal again. Shell Road. Speakers -VOlusila Needless to sa a y, fter trying I, ounty Commissioner William that for awhile It RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. I'm puzzled why I need three 100 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon - DEADLINES -. was cliscon. times as much Cytomel SUd. Barbara American Federation of State, Kinnee tinued. denly. Also, one doctor told of Sou th west Volusia Outreach. me County and Municipal EmployMy goiter was hardly that C)lomel was a synthetic Cs. Report on Medical Service noticeable, so I did nothing. thyro d .Ind another told me ('ornmittee and Deliary Public After "We were hoping for -I harAItersesralmoreearsa new that it was the real thi ng. Co ul d Affairs Council. monious relationship wi th the doctor prescribed tii~roid pills. you give me some informa on state goverment under the Idid not feel a need for thyroid about this? law, but it appears that the Sanford Senior Citizens tour and the goiter was Un- DEAR READER - Cy t o Busch Gardens, Tam pa . noticeable, so I was not very is a s)thetic preparation , tomel state is not interested In har. but it mony," he said In a statement, Leave Ci vie' Center 9 a.m., f4aithful about taking the pills. I lias all the Same actions as lie added that the union will return 6 p.m. For information as car ef ul to use iodi zed salt. thyroid hormone extracted do whatever it considers ne ee contact Eris Rogers. At age 241 had been married from animal thyroid glands. A sary to protect the rights of for four years. We couldn't have 25-microgram tablet' is state workers under the new Idyllwllde El emen tary Sehool a c hi ld, and I was decla red a uivalenttoonegraino1whole public em ploye collective barAdvisory Committee, 7:30 p.m. sterility case. A gynecologist thyroid, One major difference ljl%~r . LaIe/ ary, 2bedroorn ,u hOu, Couple, __________________ 4-Persona ls - _____ - - LOOKING Representative Sarah Coventry in your area, No in vestment, no delivering, no SINGING FOR 305 1232S4i. 'TALENT. add to PROBLEM Call 323 279i 4 - 349 $494 or 34111 5420. Piara around Maintenance (plant) experience required Excellent opporlunity. Call Mr. Fullerton between 5 17 a m, In $591 - ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Rentals Toil "Hollint'l- Adult$ or Teens. , _______ _____ 35 nCC(15" F ' ~ wj_t- --------------------- --------------------------- _. __ - !!- ~, , L to 4.1 buy ) bedroom, 7baths. vithgood neigh bors..jpct moI1gage,or ref i,nce VA or FHA fl7.o00 PAY1'ON REALTY our We now have models ready for Immediate occupancy in Carriage Cove, Sanfor'l's newest monile £.U. ...... Sanfd 373 5700 - _________ creage Jim Hunt 821 Park Dr fl3.0742 r 323'0132 REALTOR 3.fl VA -- - - - 5.S-Soats & Accessories --- -- Pay those Christmas bills by se lling -. HERALDS Classified 377761) __________________________ __ _ iiueai q,-'fwdu 5ia - (.a PHASE II ___ _______ GRAND OPEN ING Used - 1. FREE TV ' Area One Stenstrom Realty 5O-!v'iscellaneous for Sale "LUXURY FOR LESS " 617 $111 * Waterbed SANFORD SOUTH 1505 I-V. 25th St., Sanford *Inflation Beaters 64-Equipment -- - 'W"'' ?SAdoc. 26 One iudden attack (2 wdst U4II mvaders 4 Transposes () v'tj'vu 2t Had dparl.o iLl 'wo words oi Ltd*f$tk'x3tng 'II Reward positively 42 ELderly 215agl. un ts SLoslblood 2iHardyherosne 44Swo'dpaii 3OPhilcpnekrxfe 6OhoEd,jcation 24 City in 141* 45 Dist,nguiIl'i,d 31 Thrust" Aioiit.on Yo" Ser-v'ce Cross swords () 5 Cut of meal tab) 34 Aisoc at. 7 P,uas 26Loose Arabian 46Derisyq 35 fralanci la Body ot whir (wart 27flotlomottoot 47 G.rman(at I 37 Peru'vtan 9k'cr,gnor t ab I ?R SpariW a) 46 SotScoti 22 Stale _ ii 7 n uim a 11 1 a ul11. M 2 l i , wUl Jj Jill ".. Jill JJullI Jill Jill -Jill jil Jill. ' Jul Ju u uuuul jul11 Jul. uau _____________ n aU l ,,,,,,... IOIlIItT OVLTL41L -, •. UI UJt • Sjj' Force and previously a top offi. cial wi th NASA. The administration will establish a solar re. search institute and pr ovide gran ts for eneigy research Scherer also said he was looking '"" fnrwarti h shuttle sc heduled to sta ing from (ape Canaveral in 1t119 "The shuttle will be an •xtremey Important and major step in changing the whole aspecs ot space program Iromn deselopment to trul> oper utiorial," Scherer saul. In the immediate future, the new director said he looks Forward to a year highlighted by the Apollo.&yuz ndWon in July and the Viking flights M murlxg summer. hope . ,1,n, American. Russian mission will k the first ofaseriesof cooperative efforts in mans fields," he saId Scherer, a 1942 graduate of 3222O9O - Part time general office. Es perience in all office procedur.9 a m 1 p m Full time poSSibility later. Call Mrs. Crouch 3" all . _____________________________ - - .II*IIS by Park Lane in. , offers an opportunity for part ti me work tO ' ____ _____ - -- 31A-ipIexes --- , _______________________________ i Deluxe unfurnished 1: t*droorn apt . %ISO Ground floor I Of duplex. kitche n equipped, heat, air. nul.l '-''w"' ...,,,,.i.. ca... JU...J.V vestment, no deiyery, and no ,* i. '.''' ,j • tS i1fl€.. . -.--. - - ' '5 ' ~' ': '' - - . --. , / Dupi aPt kitchen equipped Air conditiOned Contact Mr WilliAms 727 9794) aft er 3 p rn k . ' r I . Shampooer for Only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE _____________________ - ' .__I 111W , - WV - -- --- 3 -- l'Ooni borne f enced yard,: • decorated N Newly patio. A 10. 0 4 Bdroon:: wall Wa ll Central H&A, 1$ Month. 2310 Ct w. . - *ffi vu HOMES OF DISTINCTION H ~ 4a.i'ch I i of i uii -., fen oLarge wooded lots• Street lights ePaved streets •Sewers *Sidewalks d month see why we sa y cenf".ftifinct is kty to Air Conditloningi $150 Its Mafai' Cir Sar1fofØ - III - J A" - COP4STRLJC'T'RJN Irc. 2.)) W. 25th .,, Sanfor , F la. d 1111111 Dannindoling - - _., - miles of trail Open 24 hirl a ___________________________ ______ Central l4.It & Air Concttion,, 1r tree Cstimitee, c,Jl Carl Uarri5 at SEARS 5 711 __________________________________________________________________________________ day. I days a week Night riding invited Ketchen -'LL (LI A iml.,,L A,,',fl& Bathroom t' Pir." r- E'ttr'or wails, eaves, patio. & ?Oif% Rcrn,'es mdr-*, furx. A,)sps & Sp.d' In Counter tops. Sinks stallatlon available Bud Cabell. 377 5052 nytsme. "- - Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Roofing Cu-,tom Work Licr'r.sed Bonded eoa ,Thompson Pc'otn:i build up & All work guaranteed i Shingles tS1ac'n goarinterd Lccnsod Remodeling, screen repair !. (tC'id 37) I5 Guaranteedwork. Saveoneleciric bill. Turbo Roof Vents installed Free estimate 323 Beauty Care ____________________________ 323 S`1101119 Sewing _____________________________ clean your complete home. . !r Dst ;ng & Dressri.s.rg t experts Singer 'i'fldO*5 ovens, wellS, etc Free approved de aler 210 E 1st St estimate. 373 2655 _- We 323 616% -____________________________ Carpentry, Non inflated rates (',1%%+*d Aft Str%e the Repairs. Remodel. Additions. Licensed. Bonded. Insured Iry Seyk,, 323 - 441) '" ' buying ana (Ornmun,,, e ve ryday, reai " .''' ('ill in 7611 '" Parties and indivsdu,I øttirn. ' Bar becue and night Irail rides TOWER'S BEAUTy SALON Odd abs of all types, Carpentry._____ first Saturday nht each month Iformerly Harrlett's Beauly Nook) Pint,ng. Cement Work, Light CsIi for rcSn'vatioos for night 5)9E L'nfl 5717 ree ervice -______________Hauling 3i7 64S riding Horses boarded includes f eed & hay, and complete care, $43 Are you aftjtl timedriver w,th apart v" I Tree Servce A small Classitied Ad br,rqs b'g mo Pasture board you feed , $20 rr)rflpCtCtrC,'c,,TC me car? Check the Automotive returns Try one and see Call mo HorSe's bought sold and J Sect,on in the Herald everyday J K) 373 1144 377 76)1 r11 9993 traded every day. Under new management 327 500 Borne Jot'n%on is associated with WinnIe's Beauty Shop, 1104 Interior Exterior Plastering. c.inford horse & liveslr'ck auction Sanford Ave Sanf or d 322 397' plaster patching and Simulated tvery I riday nighl I p rn Don't 321010$ N'' i.... ji-!, AT forget to bring your own livestock. Proftsslonal Wallpaper Han;er Truck load of new tack weekly. II WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 ______________________ Licensed Residential, Corn rrefciat 5.inford Ae Master tTc'jutc an, and Pt 18 Old Hillbilly Riding re'. by appt 327 3977 or 372 1976 Stables Horses sold 1 days a Free EstImates Ph 3376173 iiiiiiiiiiiiii' ____________________________ week 32? 3690 '' '' . tIt API Fencing 1.42 Par k Dr )NTROL vo:ôflQtf:ce ov'e - I ••4 2510 Rldi'ewot2d e - --- - AUC ON T)Th "l L-_ "1 H,, SiiI '' $tr' .4 - HORSE AUCTION - Ev,.cl Fri •pr, Truck load of tack Sat ,Fe I. 1pm All live Stock arid Implements and wnat have yOri Bring you r unwanted items for ta'e II and SR 14 at The Ride A Whit St bi farm - FLarIda Av*. I --. _____ ABC Fence !tarlinj up. Oi%(Ount Pr icr-S All Ant.nie Home Improvements the Want Ails Pet Care Well lim Drilling Pt'') P1.1ST iP flcar,ro3&77c;rnno - - YS1L:','S All typti an sies SPRINKLEI ,- P[NTP"r AND REPAIRS 337 o,., '*'tumflS Tv, on ndsre Call 377 "it , )! - 77T .5 pp,',' ?r':iS? _________________________________________ hill -'c' Cr - tr-j.t - -.-- ' . Air Conditioning Hillbilly Riding Stables, horseback riding by hour or day. Miles & 9 - 3psrvrs.,Iv4, 1111,11k ,. ________________ 66-+rses ---1 .. __________________________ -- Pressure Cleaning - oN' Rwdgewood Personal Tax Se. vice No 2 East Pd .17-92 SiC Entrance P. Ransboltom, 322 1199 67-Livestock Pou ltry 11 1 bath, Fla room,, y ñ I loayou Hattie Improvements ____________________________ las Returns. 20 ,rs esperience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Points, Call 372 7113 anytime. ('lack Lab Puppies. 12,5 to $45 AKC Income Tax prepared in your home. 2S1 Lakewood Dr., DeBary. 665 Confidential, accurate, con. %ler. . ____ I rnmedlate occlipaniy allf of • Payton Realh, __ . Close to everyth i ng , -_ i I meal, left ___ Accounting Pest Control - room Mute for lease $150 m a D mes FROM '160 1 2 & 3 Bedrooms . OAll 3 ii'iit : / 1~,,' W"II Dais Ing es&i ..-.,.. ...- • • - JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ~,v-j _____ - PJW I tA - _______ . ________ , • ''-''•'."' ., -' - - 3-2-Houses Unfurnished ____- 65-Pets-Supplies -------- (1 € WATER COOLER I GOOD REcRIGERATORS 372611) Larry Saxon, Realtor EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet MART ,_. , - , - • t . . '4 Rent ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING &BOARDINGKENNELS HEATED KENNELS 377 OPENING SOON Saturdays & Sundays iMileE.ofI.4ep .tonI4 3222599 or 371 0720 - -- , JORDAN, ?410 '- --'- FOrn,,h.d Of lAIturnithed 60' Swimming Pool 1720 S. Orlando Dr 3732920 call CLIFF PEAL TOR, p277' SANFORD FLEA Just --- - - Own velfing, yet only I mile from 647 W4. Sanford city limits Screened ______________________________ tX)r(h overloAinu woods. has MAITI APJr . a *.AADY wicker furniture IIhlHwry I? 92. Open Sat. 1. Sun 95 included Bargain price of 116.900 Call 373 sa 29,0 LAC -'-': -,--.,-'-'. -,-'- -. '. - or 3 bectfrn dupls ,'partments cars at Tb: Herald. .. Only 1.73.730 Easy to BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y yer,iCnt Appointments anytime 35 and up 615 1190 WAGON WHEEL CHARM Proudly we present this low lying ruStiC 7 bdrm ranch in the Air conditioner 3ton, $725, PIca country. Secluded pine & palm cools Late model comprenor. 4bi only Plo peft 372-1195 - . . residential area, Mature adults' - Live in mature woman dependaW, with 7 Adults GoCid aaryer manent I P0 0* 11 - 11~ MXI&~ IZAA2 -~ IN - coiiecy,on 13)0715 to I LEASE-- workers, Absolutely no in. 30 year mortgages with only 5% down! 73/i % Duplex, Lake Mary. Kitchen equipped, 7 bedrooms, fenced yard 3271765 the United States Naval Acade. Inv at Annapolis, Md., was director of the Flight Research Cen ter at Edwards Air Force Base I" California .....,e -, L. Sanfo?d, f- la, 32)4450 - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE E xciting 3 bedroom ho me on big lot , BUY--SELL--TRADE fenced back ycrd.carpets, central 311 3)5 E First St 3775637 air, custom inlefior. Low down Professionally Managed By Henry Hoche, Inc. _____________________ ____________________________ for Anderson, 365 5710. ___________________________ W.P 831-8090 - AKC Doberman pincher puppies Champion lineage. ISO to $130 Mr. Queen Size with frame, 146 95 F OP IDA WATERBED CORP. 761 N Orange Ave. Winter Park. 6t5 421 . LONGWOOD Let me 1W y ou r spring garden spot ormnow your vacant lots, Floyd Freer, 3225191. --- REALTORS MERCURY 62-lawn-Garden - Inc. LINCOLN 17-92 - - -- - _______ HWY. Casst'it.ecry. I? 925)31206 Your MLS Realtor Country .---- ___ ___ & chairs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinet s, as is Ca sh and Carry. , WITH YEARS LEASE Town office furniture Wood or st ee l desks feieutive des k UVJU tandem plan Hwy 17 92 to 25th St. west to Ridgewood and follow the signs - Sulies at 5 POINTS Want to Sell? Cash offered for your equityt For quick results, call 1 - VVaflJ 3722420 OPEN NOON TILL DARK 2545 Park Dr. NEW 1, 7 and 3 bed roo m homes an. tow nhou ses Wall lowall car,, wallpaper, built in kitchen Od no Merchandise maintenance fee LOW. LOW, __ __ LOW 7'... pd. interest u nder SINGLE STORY APARTMENTS ASK ABOUT OUR 42TO48 MO. FINANCING -- IL..:... Sneak Preview - ' _7 20000 _~ MOWMW. Come in and let us show your how to really save on this popular economy car. -. Geneva . REFUNDS YOU On All 1975 Comets. Close Out New bikes. Rolifast & Superia. ASsembled $5 over in. voice Paris & Accessories 50 pci. off while they last. 322.7511 Smitty's Snappin' Tu rt le. i..wru __ 4 58-Bicycles -._ - ___________ your unwanted items ill THE . Gartlens I. _fI 111111 - 6 , .' FACTORY , rl.-- _ k 372 5961 --------- .... -... -. ROIISOPI MARINE 7971 Hwy. 1'-92 o-'o - 3377)15 After Hours .ifl nflwN --- a t - - 3 Acres wIth well and septic, Suitable f or mobile home or horses. (904; 3031536 hold mtnho, I flg'.l,ñ.i,,'.t )' baths, all modern, ; 'Iy. ) 'w' 4th St , Sanford 322-3791. . = -~~ ~ 11111111111r:___ 0 h - __ 2 Lots Myrtle and 13th St.W*117'; 60'slI7' Zoned MU. Make offer Realty 'lii ¶I Sundays 126. - Days--177 612) Nights 377 3121 or 337 7)57 1.3 BEDROOp, APTS SWIMMING POOl. FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 1 - - --- - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3iUj Orlando Drive ST. JOHNS REALTYCO. 1311 SANTA 5ABARA OR. Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park's Lârçi-st dealer tjn '75 arriving daily Ph. $31 1311, Open :=M'111,\ Ae- _~__ - __ -. Garage Sale: 1021 W 3rd. Thurs Fri, 9 a.m. pm Come see us. -----.------ SANFOR .. i 4 Carport Sale Ihurs . Feb 6 137 Ptnec rejtDr 3275741. ON LAKE JENNIE i 1973 Ford. 4 wheel drive, AM F?,'., I &p. new mud grips. 12,100 373 4713. __ So, Make Your Best Deal With Us. Keep Your Rebate or Apply It To Your Down Payment, Gener al Electric 19" portable Color TV, 3 mos. old $215 firm 323 $157. home park. "Ken" or "flud'. After hourt, 373. 1517 or 322-7111. 191 Country Club Rd Lake Mary, Fla __ - price list-will be Seminole County ,Sacre wooded & returned$ovoulnCAchnnrfnt,,,o ------------- -i.vrure, OCIOTIlul homesITe, of your home. Call .Iohony Walker TerI-- Realty, REALTOR, 621 Construction, 37? 6157 and ask for 0711. APARTIfl' ENTS Vi ____ 1974 - -. On New Mercury Capri - Like New AM FM. FM Stereo Console with record player. sacrifice, 1100. 3277.79. - miles east of l7-, Ph. Sanford (305j 3-8l6O Orlando (305) 83-4.2299 -- $500 "I tô __________ contracts will qualify for a Cash rebate up to 1.300 Yes IPCT .of your new home contract priced off LQke Jennie - ' 79-Trucks-Trailers _ FACTORY REFUNDS COLOR TV, $11.95 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 42-Wcbile Homes ._ .---_ ' _____ -_____ _______________ 1 Datsun.Subaru Sale 71 some below dealt, cost, first come first Choice! Plut Fla.'s finest Used Cars, Dick Baird -- You could miss out on the tremendous Ford Factory Rebates being given on new Comets & Capris. Offer expires Feb. 28th, 2565 Park Dr. Overlooking the Wekiva River, I -_-acre. I Bedroom dbl. wide Real ADMIRAL AM FM St ereo, Colonial country. 305 661 3131 After 4 - 00. cabinet. 6 mos old Must IT'S GOOD ENOUGH sacrifice. 5673577 Beautiful dbl. wide on own lot along the St. johns Assumable mar. FOR THE Nagle. 303 661 5131 After 400 . tale Rd. 427, 2.3 E.,s?ot 97)'. - Call 373 0706 after S Broker REALTORS S ' Motorcycle Insuranre BLAIR AGENCY YOU 3377643 __________ l9ld Cadillac El Dorado Convertible AC, all power works, good C041'd *9(0 3726511 after S )0 Don't Fool Around! TV Also Stereos I Real Estate _--._------- 3726400 1965 Yamah 250r excellent condition Sale price, $750. Phone fl3014 after 5.30 p.m. soo 53-TV-RadioStereo - Reg Your MLS Agency Reg Peal Estato Bto.ar 1301 7640 H 'aw,tpia A vi at 17 92 f ' RRIAGE ?,' 191)MGMidget, excellent condition Others to Choose - 52-Appliances - - , MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 322- 2420 Anytime AND IT'S G OO D ENOUGH FOR "ME" Throv gh Feb. 22. 1973 all new home . tr"s Go$ -a,icin sis,soo , BIG "3" -- 372 3.419 ____________________________ Home On Lake -.., I " V 177 ____________________ - -_ -. Oak & fruit _ )orIbedroorn,1Ibalhhouse Good Credit andqualicectbuyer. S23.900 ____ _____ 1773 Harley Dav'dn ______ $11,000 detached Now, $19,900 $200 Down 377 ', Why St or e it and forget F' Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad 337 2611 bdrm. 2 $49,000 Financing With, close in Owner holding -_--,_ -. III .tJ 1#1`43 La U IJ 2 bedroom, 2 bath CITY - ROUND lOt 7 bedroom, firm I-,- .4-. .l..,., • UIJU oporimeni ______________________ C Favored THIS WILL RING 2 bdrm. CR available ON 0 MOBILE HOME 'PARK Rentals from only $55 Best lot selection now available in Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile home Park. Come out and inspect the Model homes display or • lakefront with family room, Many extras Can be leased With option Two story, older home, Probate court. * !i re ,," 436 & I 4 Area Large executive type home, sts on 1 acre, overlooking beautiful lake lull of fish, nicely landscaped lots of and plenty of privacy $57,500 644 1591. 1970 Monte Carlo, green with green vinyl top, fully loaded Extra nice $1,195 Call Don Pope. 322-1651 Dealer 78-?torcycIes "' Ism Stan's Auction tij 37) 473) from. Dave's Furniture. Sanford Ave. 373 9370. DREAM Pinto Runabout, 7,000 CC. automatic transmission, 16,000 miles. 11.700 321 0701, 1109 Snnforct Ave Buy Sa?urda V 7 P M Open dail', Tr S Vic buy, seli.tr4e dresser, Chest, box springs and mat, , an night Deflary ESTATE SACRIFICE e W - BELLI YOUR AIm.,t new, 3 bedroom, t' bath home with carport and laundry room. Good garden area Assume 7 pct rntg. Offers up to *27.000 accepted up till Jan 31st by E __ LOCH ARBOR -- - f,ik Silo 1913 Reconditioned flatteries, $17.93 exChanej REEL'S BODY SHOP 72-Auction - FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 373 635Ior6.aS 7Th - - basis Stancl%. 76-Auto Parts :nr used furniture, appliances,tools. ect. Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 71% Sanford. Ave CITY- ONE, TWO PUNCH? One) WE TAKE 1RAOES . "l"' age Vfl airport Up TO sq It available im mediately. Monthly or yearly Phone 373 4070 weekdays r' set, 1973 Subaru GL Coupe with air. Excellent condition 373 6147 After ISO CC 1400 SALES LEADER" EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH KEPIMORE WASHER, parts. ARBOR- a Bedrooms with all Service. used machines custom extras, 17'x34' pool. bedroom home on 2 lots. Near MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 S51.500, 322 7287 *shopping, Citrus Extras $25,000. __________________________ _______________________ Garnett White home, HIGH CLEARANCE CEILING --------------------------SI,. •'.. -.-- Beoom - CASH 322.4132 "SANFORD'S ASSOC MARY - BINGOI A vvinner Beautifully decorated 3 bedroom central heat & air, car peled, family room breakfast bar. $21900 Owner motivated, NEW ALL STEEL BLDG Mi 1791 Real~ . LAKE *SANFORD AIRPORT* PMLY, I 4, 1972 Ford LTD. 2 Door, Loaded 33,000 miles, Must sacrifice 11.695 $34.164 Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17 92 $30 4206 "Buy Direct From floicar" Corbeft Real Estate Ste n s Sanford 337 7111 - ------- - Broker. 107W Commercial 37-Business Property • - W. - . - ------- IE_ Seminole Serve iuleful or Service -- the Herald Classified ads are black and white and r ead all over And Acreage JOHN KPIDI(. Appliances Furniture Paint Etc. -_____ .n Commercial Properties Homes, Lots purpose again *tin sell them witp a Classified Ad rOm 'he Hefald Call VS todait Do n't delay! Just dial 37 27611 $319993 To place Your low cost Want Act = - to CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 7111W 1st St 173 4711 Auction FREIGHT SALVAGE Reg R eal Estate Broker 7139 S Myrtle Ave. Sanf or d .,, _____ College - -- ..'.-.- r 10 68-Wanted stand, WITT REALTY 1Sl95 Fr en ch 1733. ' WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST" Read today's Classified Ads for lhC help you need )fl 7611 W. 1st St. 337 7335 ______ 337 1959.337 -'-------- - i bed rooms. 3 baths, Central air heat. Corn bik Home Lots and canoeing See at Camp Seminole,smileswes tat lion SR AL 372 _______ one ___ tP___ __ Jun io - ICE NI C WE K I VA P 'vIp and beautiful oaks. Swimming, fishing, - ________ f loocallon Adjacent JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Bosc.ar" GORMEY'S, E. 16, Sanford in 1731 119S, Walnut bedroom Wile. S PC $15. Several antique piec es KULP DECORATORS 4o7 control doors. kitchen appliances furniShed 141.000 Conventional IOAns as l ow 5 7' pct. interest, 327 7371337 1496.337 154 LAKEIROPIT HOME- Beautiful fur niture, heavily Constructed hardrock maple twin beds complete, chest, mirror, night double garage w electronic Central Florida's of just rectived large load homes, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR - ' "We Care"-- Fret, NEW & NICE EXECUTIVE Stemper Realty 3271991 Call Credit Dept. Fireplace, 4 bdrm,, 2 bath, den, pool, 307 A Last 1st St , Sanford 337 CIII on I acre. Only $37,950 Acre Evet, $9 I 14 Realty, REALTOR, 373; storage buiIding. All for only CailBart R eal Estate Sly4 SANFORD SEWING CENTER $14.800 ditioned Fenced for pets - ' ____________________________ starting at 11:30 a.m. in the a thing of the t for me! I noticeable responses can be forbidden in the course of orFEB. 8-9 ___ - - 29-Rooms -. clubhouse on Overbook Drive. have been taking Cy tomel observed within a few hours ganizing. s ALCOHOL A PROBLEM 'olusia County Health Dept. IN YOUR FAMILY? 15th Annual Championship since, after taking it, and within a few AL ANON Tournament of Seminole heart screening. United Ch ur ch Bedroom and Private The AFSCME has filed an UnLongwood area Tourist Club, Now lam 39 and ha ve been days its maximum e ff ect ES For famili or friends of problem Oath. S70 Week ('ounty Bowling Association, of Deltona parking lot, 1649 noon, .Sunnyshade Park, taking thyroid all this time, obtained. It takes fair labor-practices complaint 'inkers two 3373665 Providence Blvd. Six-hour fast Longwood. F airlanc's Indian Hills, 115 or from three with the Public Employe Bela- For further information call 173 1557 Recently I could not sit down weeks for good effects or write Wilshire Blvd, Fern Park. prior to coming and urine Gentleman or Lady tlons Commission, charging without dropping off to sleep. In whole thyroid. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. to shar e sample required. Persons wi th Kappa Gamma Society, dessert fact, all I wanted to do was sit Information and entry blanks that one of its organizers was Box IS], Sanford. Fla. 32771 Beca use the Cytomel is not Room. Board and Ex Pensts Bowl America, Sanford, and previous heart trouble and meeting, and food auction at down. I have always been ex. bound to protein, some r'1 the month threaten ed Lake wi th Butler arrestPris.. last "' " at the Lecithinf VInigart Bat Kelpt N ow Fairlanes. ABC sanctioned. those uith high blood pressure home of Margurite Partin, - tremely energetic, so I thought standard thyroid tests are all four In capsule, ask for open to all SCRA members. within past five years not Oviedo, at 7 p.m. V86+ age was making me slow down, tr icky when you are taking it. on Reception Center. accepted. Also Feb, 15-16. "He did nothing Illegal," but .._ . When I "ent for in)- yearly The best way to tell when the was acting within the law in Beta Chi Chapter, Delta physical I asked for a thyroid patient is getting enough is by passing out leaflets In front of Kappa Gamma Society, dessert test. I had do ubled my th yroid the response. --------bdroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully th e center to o ther employcs, equIpped, Water sewer garbage Female Chocolate FOUND: Poodle meeting, and food auction at totwotablets,Somlcrogramsof Your low-thyroid problems Paisley said, pd by O*'flCt $170 372 on Old Orlando Hwy near home of Margurite Partin, Cytomel, for three weeks. Even may not have been as sudden as 119$ or 372 ISfl 9162 Sunland 337 "The threat was not an Oviedo, at 7 p.m. so, the test was borderline, you think. People can gradually r,.. raa ij,jp,,x, -- - 'urn or unturn Dy Dtu USUL aea case;' t'atsiey added. FOUND- Small female dog, Hwy. Since then I have added f eel worse so slowly they don't Ideal location, reasonable rent 477 and 1792 White with black Lawton El ementary School, another Cytomel tablet, so I'm notice the c ha nge un til they are "We can document eigh t InPh owner 3*33721 anytime. mask, wearing cIQIter. 372 3990 Oviedo voll ey ball game be nefit taking 75 micrograms each treated and feel be tki-, stances of our people being For Thursday, February 6, 1975 after S. MASTERS COVE Central Florida Zoo, Parents day. I'm be ginning to feel true of n threatened wi th arrest for conON THE LAKE ARI ES (March 21-April 19) ducting perfectly legal union SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fi ) vs. teachers and students vs. .3737900 -Child Care e•_,_ _i_._ It L LM U3IU II.1 Ul1fl3 IeVp DUSy. rroee as it you teachers. organizing acuviues.' ._........_ I 78DRM,sh.g.air, don't work out as fast as you have a ll the answers. Sot.. He said the union was "quite SWING SET NURSERY. Open 24 B.amb'ooCov,. Sunny kitcPiens.playgroun, near think they should . A last-minute prislngly, when you need them FLE. 15 prepared" to file unf air labor hl, 7 days. Special rates F er n City perk.& Sanford Plaza From Seminole County Cam$IiO Airport Blvd near SaorJ break will get you over the you will have them. practice charges against state Park, $31 4111 7 p.m., CampAve 3731310 p hump. officials who threaten employes Child Care in my home. Hot meals, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. town, SR 15 & SR 530, St. Cloud. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) 21) You could gain some engaged in union organizing. Nice clean 7 bdrrn. unlurn. duplex, Fencedyarct BytheHour, Day.or air Conditioned, kitchen equipped Week. 3373.597. The solution you're seeking Will unexpected advantages from "We will do what we have to FEB. 17 1001 B Elm St 372 1.135 come in a flash of Inspiration your business dealings If you're do in order to ensure that state Child Care in my home. Hour, cay South Seminole Garden Club MARINERS VILLAGE APTS, just when you think there's no bargain-conscious and know week. Fenced yard. References employes have a free, informed w il l take a scenic boat tour of I&78drm turn orunfurn available 3210673 choice If they wLth a union to real Value. )O2OrlandoDr, 323 $670 Winter Park at 11:30 am. inGEMINI(May 21-June 20) represent them," Paisley said. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. stead of re gular meeti ng. 9-Good Thngs to Eat extra..alert today in bisiflS8 19) Conditions 'fl AFSCME, one of the DeBary, AdultS Lovely large I ting to are star bedroom air, ideal far retired dealings. A li ttle windfall could shift. You'll larger employe uni on s has IdyHwIlde Elementary School be breaking clear persons Ml 611.5; 3224051. FRUIT FOR SALE come to you from out of left of in been focusing its organizing ef.. PTA, 7:30 p.m. fl uences that kept )? 337 . field. forts on prison guards and o ther FRANKLIN ARMS APTS bottled-up the past few days. 1170 Florkta Ave. Fruit Jars. Lids.Sea1s CANCER (June 21-July 22) Institu tional employes. ft 19 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Keep a flexible sctwctule in Th e Seminole County GORMLYS. 1 46. Sanford 373 4733 SANDLEW000 VILLAS A responsibility you thought order to make sudden Legislative Delegation 110W AIRPORT BLVD. you would be burdened with wi ll hearings in plans wi thout SANFORD, 373 NAVEL ORANGES. 1,250 BU for proposed enter suddenly be assumed by a legislati on Also Tangerines work or productivity, . 7:30 p.m. City Hall, 3fl6733or3720362 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You' ll considerate a lly. Altamonte Springs. 31-ApartmentsFurnished -_ put off doing things you should PISCES (Feb. 20M&ch 20) I 24 11-rnfructio take care of till the last minute. You're going to be getting some r ior2Bedroorn AduitsOnly CAPE CANAYERAL, Fla. " -Idyfiwilde Elementary School Park AvenueMobji, Par, Somehow, you'll sneak in under unexpected, but i)lUUflt, Enroll now for Spring sewing 2313 Park Drive, 3fl 2141 ( A P) The new director of Sk the ating Party 6:301:30 p.m., the wire, from a f riend who is separated classes. Singer approved dealer. nation's spaceport says it would Melodee Skating Rink, VIRGO(Aug.23-Sept.fl)The from you by some distance. 210 E. 1st St., 3736661. Park Ave., lurnhlhtd garage be sensible for federal energy early part of your day is apt to apartment. US month or weekly, research to be carried out at the ___________________________ Pets. small deposit. Orlando, IS) be ra ther mundane. La ter, ______ YOUR BIRTHDAY 14- .,.mping Resorts 'so,. Kennedy Space Center. The Seminole County something will occur to Feb. S,1V75 "Energy research in this Legislative Delegation 0n bedroom apt, ligh?t, wat er , brigh ten the scene for you. SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER IF to i,.. ,.r •,...I.i...,4 L;)V hearings for proposed LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23 ) Vacat on or live under beautiful Advancement will come cause ot me expertise which C.IIIS legislation. 7:30 p.m., City Hall, Fishing. CflOiI1C), Swim -_ You're going to take some suddenly this year in our Ming, mobile home or camp sites One bedroom exists here," Capt. Lee Sche. apt., furnished, lights sodden action In a situation chosen field of endeavor. Build Casselberry Camp Seminole, Smiles west of i & water furnished. No children. rer, U.S. Navy, ret., said Monyou've felt uncertain about, union acouaintanr on SR 44. 372-4170 von mi'k, t6 377 3509 after 6 day attiis first press conference This will reverse the odds in with persons of Influence who AAI'C?IOP,ViOUIPUUt. Region 7.0 Science Fair, Three rms.&screeriecI torch as director of the space center. your favor, )8,-44eIpWantcJ share Similar interests. Oviedo High School. Advtt5. No pets $100 ma. __ =WeEapons ____ Sctierer succeeded Dr. Kurt _ 217 West 17th St. I lt,LIL e o riaii Debus. who retired In October. a saA LIS IL MVUPI R15i!J Furnished 1 bedroom air cond. apt Scherer said that studies of lLW 39Pos'*agun oo k1t1 I Small arrow what the center might do in I 'ir'J Make it a happy 1New Year. Pay Off1st fl r, adults on ly. No pst 377 4 2 Caneroons I P4 -9440. SWiaponof Negro last years hills and start saving the rmal and solar research are lonoarid 43Pkalot this again. P40 selling exPerience E. r s * 1 Sanford- iios Laurel Avr Coty P*$ry ball continuing on a low key level, I 45S1.bb'ng I necessary Let's talk about it S?orI-bare:e upstairs apt air, private $100 *pa,ocin "One of the true super probAreas open ! k off Southwest er CkY'On 48E.ningpwty mo & security 13)044 or Iii ' flIvd.;off 'fl. 7Sth St ;off Locust Ave ems is energy, but it Is not a Ii Long 'hsndId 375 (F') I u batIllas 49 Bedlinens A C) A i. pr oblem because it Is not NASA irTj1 !" I3Pmgd,jcs 5OCIOseIy AJRJI L . P4 Clea n & quIet, Iorl bedr00m apts. in our charter," he said. "It is Ladies interes ted In high earnin water vapor associated L adults, no pete. L ea se. 3721510 !4Fo,manot,on 51i'asiel>oard working full rt time. For pa or up to the new Energy Research ISGrig 52Fa'nous Italian Interview phone $30 5700. and Development AdminisAVALOPI APARTMENTS iBSmaJlboy fIy l0SDani$ll.atpe, 32Es'st Sicretary,9toS 17 Primary coior Exp ienced er Office ADULTS. NO P1TS bottle SmaSI I'm 33 cams t.ration to parcel out the work." DOWN management, shorthand essen 1)6W 2ndSt 37Co,sl.nwice The e ne rgy 1dmmni5ttat10n eaderof IFw I2OIdDan,Sh tial Open immediately. Ap 38P4egatv, Green 2fr'i,s,a,i was Formed Jan, 19 and is plicalions accepted by mall 619 WELAKA APARTMENTS VOu'it1inbOy Mv,danao I9Haei,an (p1) Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg 111W It St. headedbyDr. Ro 2IPsbl (slang) be rtSeamans, 30.fense wream 39(aglssn.st HOROSCOPE -. ____________________________ PturnaCv 373 6061. 337 0517 spot under the old oaks to vacation REALTOR 337 7195 or live Fishing. canoeing. Swimming, Camp Seminole. S IOYLLWIDE -- Outstanding home. 3 mileswest oft Ion SR 46 312"113. bedrooms. 2 baths, Florida room, air heat, (Immaculate). fly ap Petax Shop the easy way Shop polntmrit rii'ir AOS trom your 3%y (hair all up with Lecithin-Kelp Combination. Get Norwalk Led Kelp caps at III St 3fl 549 SCENIC WEK IVA RIVER lely _____________________________ Fight Cholesterol build Faira, 11 R EAL TUR In Peg Real Estate Broker 1100 E 75th St., 337 6655 convenience%. Newly painted, panel ed , carp, and furnished. Can use as 7 or 3 bedrooms. Peg Real Estate Broker pm. 2606S. Hwy 1792 COUNTRY LIVING yet Close to city M UNSWORTH REALTY Furnished $150 Security. 377 1299 a job Sanford, Florida - * Singer * * GOLDEN TOUCH-t4 SEW i Sewing cabinet, reposseu,d Singers best model, winth bobbin In machine Full automatic Pay balance of $75 or tO pay merits f U Realty REALTY TAFFER Goverr -.ient sunsiditeci to Qualified buyers Call to 5CC if you Qu alify I Bedroom. 60- 02, mobile- home Ladies. need or extra money? Can earn from $5 an hr. & up. Call write P.O. Box 1211 gaining Thie law details the rights of 6 after No down Payment, monthly payments less to your oamliv*s income, Perhaps Alcoholic Ainymovs Can Help Call 173 4517 N hOj% Ina rural area HOflWS --_____________________________ collecting, Excellent arrangement A DRINKING WITH ed pets corner lot, fenced yard. $550 down. $155 per mo., to qualifiedpur Miser They're Hot! * Owner, Plan now to vacation this year in your own REC Vet from 67A-Feed * COMMERCIAL-7 Bdrm. house, rage with apartment on 2 lotsDrop In bobbin, z tag, and 3 needlf Position Like new condition. sold fleWfOrIH,beIon(,of$dcashor Harold Hall s payments at $10 New warrapty. Neat. 7 bedroom masonry home, 1973 Duster 310 I speed. mags. many extras, Sharp $2295 $30 the Want Ads _________________ ESTATE SETTLEMENT.. bedroom. 1'., bath Split plan. nice size lot $fl.000 GOOD TERMS than rent . NASHVILLE RECORDING C. ACT NOW Priced %l3,n,0175 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 37 6457. AlterS, 137 7111 __________________________ completely equipped. $71,500 Ph 130"19, '___ - 80-Autos for Sale ('MC MOTOR COACH Excellent condlor., low mileage, adver'iie your "don't needs" In 51--Household Goods Ravenna Park - Immaculate 3 irm., large'Of, tow, low down. 123.500. Acre Reilly, REALTOR, 373 7750 I Bath ITt sviiiie 1 ________________________________ i_-h1eIptecI - - SANFOR fl I You can get a fair price when you _____ etc. Dock, privacy, Priced right Land contract. Owner, • Wednesday, Feb. 3, IflS-HA 75-Recreational Vehicles PIGS. I WKS OLD $20 EA CH 372 3I59 stand. Walnut coffee table, Mahogany built* 323 ?"I a, ter noon Spotless older take horn, All - .... mr+:el : Cash 2 Evening Hera id, Sanford, Ft. 7-Livestock.Pouftry __ Oriental rug Vxl?'; Mediterranean bedroom sulle. dbI bed, Triple tooll LAKE MARY 'romes.ji Bedrooms PrIced From ]Soo to iii oo _________________________________ "('cf 'L&A Wk;I.. L .......... u; N : , * Paisley is area director of the sceIianeousforsaie - ice "7."S4. P".cy GALORE MOdCrn bedrnom ' • I, ii. 'T1C ê miles * 1 South Of Sanford $ 0136 Sunday - Noon Friday on breaking the law," Joe Palsley said Monday. decided I needed thyroid arki 1., 04it C)toiiiel is not bound to Little lied School lIoLbe. FEB13 llcnry S. Sanford Library and put Inc on 25 micrograms of any protein as whole thyroid Museum in Ft. Mellon Park, Deltona. No fee, open to public. state employes to organize In Woman's Club of Casselberry 0- tomel. Within three nionths I That characteristic enables it 2:3 p.m. Open to public. labor unions and specifies acLee Strong, instructor. Second annual luncheon and card party became pregnant. Sterility was to act much faster. Some tivities w session. Feb. hi ch are permitted or Before Publication - - Noon The Da Plus clitpimil, or Rent Storage L French Ave c Houte. Flora Hei ghts ctlfA - P0th (h'dfCfl Water, garbage & traTh rrrovaI d $3S mo 327 513r Bedroom, It, Bath lome --- - -------CIearI.LarOLot 41-Houses 3371110 - -----R__ MUST SELL NEW I 80. 7 BATH HOME.all extras. good location, Mikp oIler, 3?? 77$; 41c a line 1 thru S times 31c a line 6 thru 25 times 24c a line 26 tImes 02.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3Line Minimum HOURS 1 IIW Month - - fl_n.._. IJUdI3 orIand8Ze 41 I 9wC10C1: 41117 Highland orn Longwood Elementary Park 322-26.!L TAlLAHASSEE, F1a. AP uov zseuom Askew appeal II II I -Hou ses -House 1o'&L CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Lake Howell High School narrated by Stan Midgley, lISA and Boosters aub, 7:30 p.m., Forest Lake Academy E. Keller and p.m., 32HOusUfl2d Therapy - , -, �WOMEN Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. -_ _ _. - - - - - _ a - a - a• EXTRA Widn.sday, Feb. 5, 1975-12A I Pug lix reserves the right to limit ______ - Inside the little blue-andwhite building on the pine. shaded corner of French Avenue and Hiawatha in Sanford, all is in confusion this week. A in,t,1,lir. s'V $ V-2 r---t' - - -' 44 0 Business -.- - - . -. 11 . ..i..,__ ceramic and wicker accessorles, mirrors and furniture and gift Items crowd several small showrooms. Banki'o ng gi;11.4,1! It ,-. design. Banking is her held, and after graduating from Seminole Junior College and then from the University of Florida, she took a Job as a cnarketipg officer with a bank holding company in Pompano Beach. But in December last )'ear,Fate (in the guise ofa flagging economy) stepped :.- 1 -- Edie week, all will be shipshape, says Edk Hall, manager of S.nford's new Decorators ltaziar. For Monday Is Grand Opening Day. New to the retail business, ["die is no str1inger to interior decorating, however. 11cr mother, Berth Hall, started up her own interior design business in Sanford eight sears ago, right across the fr'n, [)e( or.ltoN eluding the entire marketing division, were laid off from the bank "I don't think I'll ever go back into banking now," commented Edie. "Marketing specialized field and only accepted by the most progressive banks, "I've decided to try a new kind of marketing I'll market this decorating ztflatLrcUve uionue ViUi Interiors by Berta Hal) has relocated to Winter Park, but the family still owns property in their former hometown - and Harold Hall, of course, has his real estate business located in the city, Edie hadn't really planned a career in interior Ee Hall Is delighted with herDecorators Bazaar lively blue eyes, Edle's natural artistic flair and creative mind III her well for her new venture, certainly It's a far cry from writing up banking reports and organizing consumer counseling programs, but Edie I game to give It a - Full Program Planned FoiSanford Founders' Day 'I .4 - - Save Money; Learn To Sew The cowan Is planned for both beginners and experienced sewers. New ideas, new fabrics. short cuts and fitting will be included in the course. The class is open to any person 16 years of age and over, and Starts today. Meeting time is 9 am, to 12 noon and the course runs for ten Consecutive weeks. provided. And it's still not too late to enroll. - IV : - librarian and curator of the Revolutonarv Era." The essay 1870. Instruction is free, but each enrollee must furnish her (or his) materials. Machines are neqhborhood? WS 1tIbCL Interference I - GREEN By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN i DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of a very nice, but extremely shy 17-year-old son. fie has never had a date In Abby his if he's afraid hell get turned down. lie s an A B student, but doesn't do verywell In sports, both bows. which could be the reason he I know that some of my rnisn't very popular With the in swers don't please t he crowd at school questioner, but I always tell the lie is slightly overweight, but truth. !'%C often wondered w ho there are fatter boys who seem will account for the lying I d to hit It off with girls, so that for the first 28 years of my 111 e. can't be the reason. BEEN TIIEULE. It breaks my heart to see him DEAR BEEN: There Is on alone all the time. one reason people 1k. 5 \giris dub is having ' 1k C UUSL th() ha i. a t It UdI • UIJU WV gUU dA3A WV courage to tell the truth. Moi boys, One of my best friends emphasis should be placed has a daughter in this club, truthfulness, and less ain Should I put a bug in my punishment. friend's ear and ask her to DEAR ABBY: I was ve her daughter to ask my son? He angry after reading your rep] wouldn't have to know to the woman who refused i ai'tSflged It. use birth control because it goc SORRY FOR SONNY against the teachings of th DEAR SORRY: Don't put Catholic faith. There is n any bugs In anybody's ear. reason why people shoul d Your son may be a late question anyone having a larg bloomer, And another one of his family. The number of children problems could be a wella couple should have should b meaning mother who's inclined left up to the individual couple to run interference for him. Let As this woman pointed out, sh him develop socially at his own 15 asking no one's assistance ii pace. the upbringing of her children DEAR ABBY: I read with In my opinion, many pep1 interest the letter from the girl are limiting the size of thei who lied. I wonderedfamilies not only because o sometime in her life she was their concern for the world, but forced to he. meteil you my ause ifMOmha3 too ) story: children then she may not be When I was very young, able to work for some time, found that if I told the truth which may mean not having the when my mother questioned me about a mischievous act, I latest car model, and the children won't be able to go t would get a spanking, naturally, to escape the camp, and Mom won't be able t have new furniture for thi spanking, I lied. She was a I EDUCATIONAL PROBLEMS TOLD Senior Citizen Clubs Hold Valentine's Eve Dance The Federation of Senior Citizen Clubs of Seminole County is sponsoring a benefit dinner dance on St. Valentine's Eve, Feb. 13, at 6 p.m. at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, Music will be provided by the .-:.4 " tapir., W,d THIS P: EXTRA i.. I lix / I WITH 1* j CoUPON A IUT1 EXTRA Choose Amethyst -. -, - For Fchrtirirv 11 ) i1 Cushion Floor NYL VINYL ConoIeum And Armstrong :J JWGreenStamps WITH TH.% 4 Vaseline Intensive Care Lotion • II BAND AID Brand Adhesive Bandages, Clear or Plastic Strips, any size pkg. 55 11 • Buff run Tablets ii 112p1'.' Wad. 1.1. it, lilt ) ..., EXTRA EXTRA JWGreenStamps JWGreenStamps ____ is .• . WITH THIS COUPON AND PuIHASI OF PublIx i (tapir,. Wad. Pal. $2. lilt) U Regular, Menthol or Lemon Lime Gillette Foamy Shave Cream U U II U 11 Geritol Tablets 14 or 40-0. bots. EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA WGreeuStamps • I I 4!i(GreenSfamps WITH TNI$ COUPON AND PUICHAIT Of s I - - \ Assorted Shades Happiness Hair Coloring package (tapIr.. Wad. Feb. I). lilt) Cres e. Johnson's Baby Shampoo l6-ox. bot. 1 EXTRA (lap1'.. Wad. Feb It. lilt) IC*H os WI?.. TI; COPON AND PUICHASI OP Pubils I Gillette I Trac II Blades 5 or 9-0 pkgs. A.?,, T HI S COUPON AN D P I. .151 ('P P'9JUTIX II Gillette Stainless Steel i, Double Edge Blades • 10-ct. pkg. ...' • --- aaaa__a.a EXTRA WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICIIASI Cl -a_a JWkenStamps WITH TI4I$ COUPON 10 'u'CnASS O• p1 Unscented, Regular or Extra Hold White Rain Hair Spra' EXTRA Publix 1• 11 Regular or Extra Body Wella Balsam Conditioner 8-ox. bot, EXTRA I IJWGreenStamps • I IJWGreenStamps • I I JWGreenStamps IN.?.. I.. S COUPON ANI, tapir.. Wad. 41. It. 1i71) 1 1 1 U 13-oz. can 5 i ( ,Spiro$ w.d P.1 Ii. 15071) I I (tapir., Wad. 1.1. Ii. lil$) I I I aaaaaaaaaaaaa_.aa_a___aa___4 Laaaaaa_aaaaaa____aaaa__ a __ a --- a. aaaaaa a a a a a a a a a a 4 Laa aa_aaa_aa_a__aa_aaaa__aaaa.a4 a_a_a a a a a a a aaaaaa.a ____ a a a.aaa aaaaaaaa_a. I $ _______________ _______________ a aaaaaaaaa a a aaaaaa. EXTRA I1 1 I Dial Very Cry Anti-Perspirant 5-ox, can II is SJWGreenStamps Pt" ' (tapir., Wed. Feb. It. lilt) EXTRA WGreenStamps .. 11 II 11 Noxzema Skin Cream 10-ox. jar ________a WITH ,H,$ COUPON AND PVaCHAS( OP .- WITH THIS COUPON AND PUUCHAII OP Publix •5 ____ aaaaaa a a_aaaaaa a was WkenStamps • WITH THI$ COUPON AND PUICHASI or U II EXTRA a a a aaaa.aaa aa a aaaaaa V"" THIS COJPO', AND 'U'CHA$( 0' (tapir.. Wad. Feb. I3 lilt) I1 (tapir,, Wad. .1. II,, lilt) II I I IS aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa_a_a a aaaa 4 Laaaaa aaaaaaa - aaaaaaaaaaaaa 4 Laaaaaaaaaaaa_a_____,_, a__a_a a4 aaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaa a aaaaaa aa.aaaa. . aaaaaa___a_a.aaaa, , P EXTRA S • I I JWGreenStamps • 1GreenSfamp Jergen's Lotion 15-ox. bat. I $ 5 I EXTRA PLt4lx I • 4. Publix 12c Off Label Right Guard Foot Spray 6-ox can ('api'., Wed. fob, It, 1,711 II aaa.ammm a_a aaaaaaaaaa.a__aa_ 4 L.aaaaaaaa a a a - aaaaaaa - aaaaaa 4 Laaaa a a_a a a a a--a__a__a_a_a_a- a a4 m mmmmeaft wo a., aaaa Ma aaa*, WITH THIS COUPON ANOPUICHASI OP • WkenStamps (tapir.. Wad. Feb. It, 1973 I I JWGreenStamps __-." Schick Twin Injector Blades 4-0. pkg. WITS Tso$ COUPON AND PUaCHASI Co Listerine Throat Lozenges 24-0. size EXTRA .._ Pt*llz EXTRA WITH 164 #11 COUPON AND PUICHASI ci (tupir4 Wad. 1.1. IL lilt) Laaa WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICHAII OS (tapir.. Wad. Feb. 13, 197$ a_a_ a aaua__aaaaa 4 L_ - a aaaaa a__a a_a_a_a_a__a a a aaa4 Drlstan Decongestant Tablets 24 or 50-0. hots. 1 s 1 . ,, -iiix • II II U 11 11 165-ct. bot. WITH THIS COUPON AND PUNCHAST Cl Rim EXTRA WITH THIS COUPON AND PUaCHAJI or ,, (tapir.. Wad. V.1. IS. lilt) I La a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa____aa___ -• (lip1,98 W.d. lab. It. 197$1 aaaaaaaaaa_________ EXTRA x I s Wow AND PuPCMASI Of I I WkenStamps • I IJWGreenStamps • I IJWGreenStamps • S SI IS U U EXTRA J'WkenStampS • I p-uui V% (? - I Johnson's Baby Lotion 9-ox, hot, I I..5 'AreenStamps S 'CN AND PiC15j Ill Put,lx I •I Johnson's Baby Powder 14-ox. can pi 1 11 A '. ? - IS - P ,N AND PJICHA5I 00' Publix Regular or Super Kotox Tampons 40-0. pkg. s I I 11 tapir.. Wad. 0•1.12. toys) (lip1... Wad. P.1. II. lilt) (tapir.. Wad. P.1. It. lilt) (tapir., Wad. 1101. It. I $711 (tapira. well, lab. It, lilt) 11 1 Laaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aaa a aaaaa a.a I J Li.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa_a4 Laaaaaaaaaaa_aaaaaaa__aaaa_aa_4 aaaaaauaaaaaaaa__aa_a__a__a_4 Laaaaaaa__aaaa_______a____aa.a_4 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a aaaa a aaaa a a a a a a a ___ ____ a aaaa a a a. a a _a_a a a a a a aaaa a aa iv aaa EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA JWGreenStamps Kaiwg SPUW4 EXTRA Styrofoom Cooler Chest, 30 quart EXTRA I Wit" ?Hll COUP04 A40 PONCHAS4 1 of SS U $ s• 35c Off Label, Prell Concentrate Shampoo 7-ox. tube (tapir.. Wad. 1.1. It, till) 35c Off Label, Prell Liquid Shampoo 16-ox. bot. tapir.. Wad. lab. It, lilt) ^11. 1.111(ok-pr.. A-.D "N THIS COU110% AloCIPURCNAIII 00 PLIUIX Secret Spray Deodorant 4-ox, can 1 i $ I 1 I I s tapir.. w.. .1It. till) 11 I L as ts aaaa •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.a4 Laaaaaaaaaa,aa.aaaaaaaaa.a4 aaaaaaaaaaa_a_aa_a____aaaaa__4I a aaaaaaaaaaaaaa.a_. EXTRA I JWGreenStamps WITH THIS COUPON AND PUICHAII DI 1, Pubil aaaaaaaaa.aaaaaaaaa EXTRA I WGreenStamps WITH THIS COUPON AND pucuAiI OP Pi..*llx . EXTRA All " I- WITH THIS COUPON AND PUUCHASI OP •I 1 Johnson's Cotton Swabs 200-ct. pkg. (t.pir,, wad P.1 It. lilt) 1 aaaaaaaaaaa.a._. S WITH 1,415 COUPON AND PUaCNA$) OP 1Sc OffL Rei'ular or Mint L Paste Close up .00t,, 64-ox tub WGreenStamps A,,II - Pubilx 1 (lipIr., Wad. 191 It. 117) I aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa__a_aaa a _ a __ I j aaa aaaa__________, EXTRA WkenStamp Qt*siIv • us PL0X EXTRA JWGreenStamps WkenStamps ruar-All OF PutAx 11 EXTRA JWkenStamps WkenStampS 10 JWGreenStamp Ix a FTY'1 WITH T HI S COUPON AND PUaCHA$( 0 WITH TH,% C0v11 AND PUACHASI cc LISTERINE s ap's Wad. V.1. II, 1971p aaaaaaaaaa________ GREEN All" 1 011 COU00% A%D PURCHAS4 Of The softly brilliant amethyst, sobriety, the word being ranging in color from faintest combination of two Greek violet to deep purple, is the words meaning "not" and "to February birthstone and has intoxicate." been a popular symbol of love The amethyst is Important In since centuries before Christ, fashion because it is becoming according to the American Gffm to women of every coloring S'sIt blonde. bru.ett&', ri'fIh(':d in'1 $1 or More of any Candy II se JWGreenStamps 16 WITH TH I S COQ AND PUCNA$( 00 STAMPS With Shampoo & Set 315 Commercial Ph. 322.4913 Downtown Sanford (Nest To Holiday House) Lakeview Plaza PublIx p if PRECISION HAIRCUT & $500 BLOW DRY FAMILY HAIR CARE WITH TH I COUPON AND PIICNASI O EXTRA JWGreenStamps .-.- ELECTS OFFICERS IwGreenStamps PLlCAut or tapir.. Wed. .b. it, I973 113pirts W*d. F*b 17. 197J) 1 750 UNISEX e HAIR STYLING AND Swiftnlng Shortening 3-lb. can ' Any Cricket Liters '\ -. Ci lou 101 PI.,,*XJFX•'INSTEAO" Ii Trite? Plungi Ira Cowan's Underworld 101 114 Magnolia Jj Betty AIM EXTRA I (lplr.. Wed. Feb. II. h,71p / / I FROSTING $1450 Reg. S2S New officers in the Seminole County Mental Health Association Installed Monday night at the Altamonte Civic Center Include (from left) Richard Herudon, treasurer; Minnie New, vice president; Harvey Walters, president and Lois Jackson, secretary. a a aaaa a - a a a aaaaaaaaaaaaa aa _ 4 aaaaaaaaaa,aa_aa_a. 11 Laaaaaaaa__aa____a____.,aaa____4 Laaaaaaaaaaaaaa_a____aa_______4 Laaaaaaaaaa__aaa_a__a____a__a__J •a aaa aaaa a a I I / là 1 Nestles Chocolate Morsels 12-ox. pkg. I 5 MENTAL HEALTH tapir.. Wad Vah $3 li7I) JWGreenStamps (OUP(', A'.lJ PUNCHASI Of P P!Wx Faswe.t Sweet ner 12-ox, bet. ii Publlx 1 I /L UNDERWORLD Free Conditioner 11 II I.plr.. W.d V.1 It 19 71) II aa _ J a a a a aaaaaaaaaaaa.aa aaaa a_a_a 4 aaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aa___ . PUUCHASI 00 I x Upeopleare happy living like this so be it, flwever, if they want a large family with a lot more respotsibiliUes, which in their opinion means a lot more fulfillment, then It's their tiusineu. ANOTHER PRACTICING CATHOLIC UNIPERM Reg. $25 ,, CCPo £ II Pk .IU''C JWGreenStamps Piz -v$flC,, is., II aaaaa a a aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaa________a__.__ . On Sunday evening, Feb. 16, the Ensemble will present a concert at the Holy Cross by the University of Florida Renaissance Fasemble, Feb. 15 Episcopal Church in Sanford. and 16. The workshop will m- Scheduled for 8 p.m. the condude individual as well as cert.as well as the workshop, is 'riu,n U rrii . - -. FROM REG. LOW PRICES 15 % Complete Furnishings eDrap,ri.s .Carpeting M,Iv., D,scm S'-,, ('t L1 It 1 971 1 V.11,, WhTMTMh1C0UP0ADPUNCHAIlO, 1XI 1111 Is II Calico ' , Caii.P1 a,es lx A weekend workshop on renaissance instruments will be held at Seminole Junior College NOW DISCOUNTING Nestles Choc..Bake 8.1 -ox. L JWGreenStampS ,'. EXTRA w,I THIS COUPOII AO PUCHA%( 0' Ii is 5$ U EXTRA - -: 1. i $I pI II II I :::;::: ' " ...aII loday: MARGE WILLIAMS ' rican u malec Assorted Air Freshner, 7-ox. cans IIapIr..ed. Feb. IL I9 71J 'GreenStampS I THURSDAY SPECIALS Jack Drummond orchestra and tickets may be obtained until Feb. 10 by calling the Federation offices. If groups wish to reserve tables for 10 persons, arrangements should be made by calling John Kurzer. If is II a4 P;W!x Stu Puf Concentrate Fantastic Fabric Softner Cleaner Refill 33-ox, bet. 32-ox. bot. (Supirsi Wed.Feb. It, lilt) (tipirs. Wad. Feb. IL hiS) leaaaaaa,, a aaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aa _ 4 L aaa a aaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa_a a a a 4 a a aa.aa aaaaa a - a a__a a-a_a_a_a_a_a_a_a a a. EXTRA [T T 1 EXTRA P.1lz it p-' g0 11 WkenStamps I : I I -. wn;T;scouPoNaMo,u.c;AseO, *ifw Tn,$ CO.,P('i £I0 PTJPCHAII O 3'xoc.x' AureenbTamps WITH 1"fS COUPON £,O P'JICH* 01 WkenStamp Pi 0 X EI WkenStamps p pi tmil wITuTHuscou:owa;D,u.cwAUo, Pi t ........... L St. JW *GreenStamps Mr. Muscle Oven Cleaner 8-ox. can (tapir., W44. t.h. Ii, 11711 I aaaaaaaaaaaaa a_a__a_a__ a a a a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa EXTRA I R MI!Ix I - • ________ 10- - aaaaaa EXTRA I • WHEN you CLIP AND REDEEM THE COUPONS ON THIS PAGE op Drano 1 8-ox, can (Siplr•s Wed. lib. ii, lilt) : aaaa a_a aaa aa a a a EXTRA EXTRA __-'__l hostess will h41 iuriiui.es 5010 I I I b The - Mom Shouldn't str1d&sdpll (she meant well, but her method was all wrong), so in order to get along with her! lied until I Was years old, when ! married and -' - had my own home. -WheTrfllother visited me for the (Irstilme, she asked me a question, and knowing that the truth would displease her, I lied. Ifelt like a child, and right and there I made a vow Guest speaker at M80 daY 2 161 1's meeting of the Seminole Mentalthen that I would never he to her Health Association (SMHA), Sherrill Casey (center) discusses again. Also I made a vow that I problems of learning disabled children with SMHA president would never live with anyone I Harvey Walters and Association member Susan Hippi, Ms. Casey Is a special education teacher at !dyflwllde Elementary School,- had to He tom order to get along with. I'm 48 now, and I've kept Sanford. Workshop Scheduled New ri the - - - - Let The many and varied in- museum, will assist the board competition, sponsored in the terests of Gen. Henry Sheldon and Daughters of the American Seminole County area by the Sanford will be on display at the Revolution D.A.R.) as hostess. Sallie Harrison Chapter of the General Sanford Memorial The public is invited to D.A.R. under the direction of Library and Museum, 5) E. participate in the afternoon historian Mrs. F.E. Rotunlllat, First St., when the board of program which will begin at 2 was open to students in grades trustees honors the memory of p.m. with the presentation of five through eight. this city's founding father with the colors by cadets of the From 3-4 p.m., the Seminole a special open house on Sanford Naval Academy. Junior College String Ensemble Founders Day, Saturday from 2 This will be followed by the will present a program of -4 p.m. presentation of awards for prize chamber music featuring Mrs. Mildred Caskey, winning essays on "The selections from the period of Beat the economy crunch and learn to sew. A basic sewing class will be offered by project OASIS in cooperation with Seminole Junior College and the Casselberry Recreation Department, located at 812 Mark David Blvd., off Red Bug - -, INUICU11311dillps WITH THIS COUPON A1100FURCi4A I# -aa--a--EXTRA _____ WIN THIS COUPn', A'.'I •e- .-. -. �2B—Ev.nlng Herald. Sanlord, Fl. Wedrisday, Fb.S. I73 4i - t II $ v Dowtt RaLu [wt Publix i _ __ (Ic \ %r _ — - _ ALL OFUCRS I THIS u THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO, WINTER PARK, CASSELBERRY, EFFECT IVC THURSDPY SANFORD AND KISSIMMEE PUBLIX MARKETS ONLY! i}' v" •—• - :.- Beoa wED;SDAYrc;RuAr, - ' 2prjjeaa CLOSED SUTDY . 1 t6ss1atcysaIjr,, Uiyal 1', C.QI $tw.i.d rrna,e4a t,.aspoono,gno .teasorr* 2(8-o.flOflt(IS.o:) . 1 cVcw1n.dbeett,o4h ' _______________ U ' C. :. k Pub lix reserves the rlghtto limit quantities sold - $ 4J 4 ,.uu. jit I, — 'p__I";' ' — ! - ••. — I' k' I _____ 1 .11 lT.!I• 'I I - ' • 4. - \ Pole Beans •••••••••• Add II... T. 1s..h Wish Fresh Mushrooms ..... ' TOtOSLI• I.... 3 $10' 59 hAYS l3. s,.s. Iki. Th..h .....4 99' - Tomatopaste u.s.. s...s ... •irri1'7T!—I— ••"____ Cooking Sauce. ''I ''98' Psforma ' — a.______ hAYS IC, I000Iit..d deathilefyin.g Kraft Dressing...., bat 998 act L.A.. ç j .. .]j u uucs. irniiia, -u $P.,H.,. 9,.... Chkk.. , I•i ...--.. ____ f Stuffed Pasta Shells ;:: i' Wish M.. $.,,• 9,.... Spaghetti ••s....., ph, ' $13' _____ Iv.s.. I..b.. l.5I,.I T,..,t ____________ Pizza Snack Tray..7'....,. ,, 99' 14.d. Sy. 1.11.. te,H,.I ?,e.$ — Italian StYIo I S.... Vegetables....,.,. php. Prices Effective PaikSpeiat.4. Thurs., Feb. 6th k,.ts. $h.rp hi•d 115 Thru Wednesday Old English Cheese.. 85' I.9ts S.a.I, lit.. $I.,p a Feb. 12th, 1975. Sharp Cheddar ..... 1*.:. ' C1d Sundays.... Mozzarella Cheese 83' OWL Cwt4 PQt a'--...69c Longhorn Cheese ... '1" Brach's Peanuts ........ph,. I..b. t$..•,f.i Chocolate Covered Raisins7..'. ,,. 69 S...b. I.4...$ii. Chocolate Stars ....•.. $1....,, 69c Sr.,h, t.;t..t..p,i. -If Peanut Clusters ........ 'I4'. '1' S...h. D.Ii.,, fII • 1. Bridge Mix ............$2.... -, Sirloin Steak . . . . . . . •1 • . 1' $wift• P,e.I. Pr.Tea Sm..Ii,, IO Ia,.4 II Top Round Steak . . . . . . . . 1" • I $wlfts Pr..5.., Pr.?.. $.ulI li.d ______ -KeyClvbSteak.,.,.,,. i1"c:e) • .;.. — iwr, pr..i. Pr.?a. I..f ______ -______ Chuck Blade Steak ..... IiIt.I Pisl, Pr.?.. 19*91981 S*iO Imperial Oven Roast . . 1' : 3wiI4 Pr..sh. PrlT9* 1...I..s 19.0 11.ptlsh Cws Ii.,t. U.S..) _________ _______________ Chuck Shoulder Roast... . . — $eIfrs Pru.l. Pr•?.. I..I P*.s, uuç i — -- ' soc ShortRlbs....,........ h.79 With Nydr...d V.,.s.W. r.t.l. _________ P,.., FOLGER'S COFFEE -—________________________________________ [ut.J_l_L ' _______________________________ I 'I— — Ground Beef With H.V.P. . 69c REGULAR. DRIP ! SU D(T:' •fI OR ELECTRIC PERK . "Selected Baby .; ;t ri _1_-_J, I _____ ...........E ¶ 2.Ib. ci. . . . Inflation Fighter t.th, Wl,h,,y.$,,h.d twilp.C9*h.d 3 T. S.Ih. u.,) $2.31 1 $i I — A Sr..s I..I ?r.fl 19.4 si. Bone!ess Hams. .. . ..... ' 2" SwISS p,...,,. $14c.d (P•pp....i. N.rd h.l.. 0.... S.I.i.l) twiSt P,...iw..., Isiy M.pI. 1UI SirIoh,5tsak....... ,h121 ColdCuts ............,. g _ bIb. $124 t*9S M*SP 1990 V.11.Cui 79c SlicedBacon Si ISSSlI h •.iwl.c .. Dl.... St• Swift P,.wjviu. :trv.T...d.r SIie.d II Round Steak ....... u 11 TETIEY Beef Liver ............ "s SwiftFranks . . pI. T.stp 11.0 t.la •r -'—Pb,. 99 ______ ________ Ou.. M.1-., S'.wi.tihw.ig.. .' TEA BAGS ______ a,,,,., s,.. iic. __________ '3$ Rib Steak . . . ....... '1" Sandwich Spread ..... S...PilL 59C Country Ham : IOO.ci. pkg. #l...rfvl l.a. M.ae' 19.4 II.d. 9119•99•I ph,. _____ S.d4l. CIsipp.d 14.,w,I Wr.i,l.r Chuck Roast....... .891 Beef,HamorTurkey.. ,•,.. • ,,, ,, ,,,, $1.33 49c Smoked Franks.,....,. 1111, ph,. _________ Jj __ J 111111511 Pot Roast .......... '1°' Cooked Ham I 4..' '°' r •h.$165 Sliced Bologna. •ph,. 55 .';' 89 Iry ThIs 1.1kM.. U..4 19,.d lid. S•iI $..f..d T...t. ?U$I7V.IIa [[I JJ44GreenSfampsI C -is. Tip Roast........... $123 Copeland Franks.. .... '''. 69 Red Grouper Fillets .... ' $1" ph'. r..t P., Isr.S-Cu., 11*0 PI.9• • ____ ___________ SwOl P,,i.l,.w 0,.,.. (high. £ D.,h Mist Mi.) T,..,v,. iii. Pr.,,,, 59) .. 4.'hAL p $..f..d t.,t, P.,I.d a D.,.u.d P..l.d £ DsvSjn,d Shrimp Short Ribs . . . . . . . . . i 69 Turkey Roast . . . . • ph', 16-si.itiii.• 2.11 s2' Small Shrimp . . . . . . . . . . :' 12 PI.v.rf,I 19..S... Swilt P,.,,iv,u, Or.... All Diii N..I) •••-d $..S..d I..t V.sy liii... Beef for Stew...... . 99 Turkey Roast . . .. . i. r.... • —_ ___ _::::::-- 11 I SAYS SO.. Libby. lusty TomatoJuice........ 6'" lie W SAyS II,, tibbys Iu.tl.st PecirHalves •......... SAyS s.. libby, D....,s Ir..t '° Fruit Cocktail . . (Sat SAYS IS,. 513. 045 1.1.1) DIsh Dii..,.., Cascade Electric ...,•, 92 SAyS 5.. Ii Oil tubal) lb. All P.rp... cl...1., Comet Cleanser...... 2I.., "' SAYS 30.. Psb.k I•f.ir Sta.PufRinso..........99c SAYS 1S. Libby. 0,514 lIst 3 .303 Cut Green Beans 4555 001 SAYS 31,, libby. ?.sI..t.wpt. Pork&Boans......,.4 ' 99 JAYS IS., Wil.hs Or.p. j.w .. '°.•' WOc Grape Jelly ISSS.....•. •' SAYS 53.. Pillsbury. Ph Cr.st Si.. ., PieCrustMix........2h'iROc ph,,. SAUl I. t._.l LIII... I'd :rn.! '- Publix th.sold right to limitr•ssrv.. quansili. / •,) FreshGarlic ........... : 19c -.-. -..-....... '' / A 'lh Spr1. Qc IM Cut v ces lop n4w . S 141 LQrT flfW9 flrIflt$ n ,rat Co,t sswr I ' hsx, Ajj o rns-.. inge' Arçe neat cOns ai zrJww 091 L 04 ThEken ,ktiet u( jrj .n io0j Makes 41o6 _— I • ---' SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE - — — 4 /1 1lj..rui ••P1L !'lI!H..!TH . i•-r• "ii I I — PubIIx'1'h.e,pIaceforej.. 1 4 .9 . - -t. .. eii 1 ,.•:-y-.' •.1 .•••"i• S. _ M.h. D.Ii,i•.. P.p.I., ' " ,, " -. Fresh Rapini ........... / . ;:=4L---.':: •' _____________________________ / I I II .. a-., 83 Honey Grahams ........ph1 $Ay( 4,, Oi... Ip'. Cranberry Juice ........'" 69c SAYS 30. C.-,..,h Cherry Pie Mix ........... 59 I __________ 4. I I ___________ - ______ .. !.Ye im Y- .1L1! 0 toity treat frOm the deli Tusty 11Usd Osiw.. l,yls h.lI Bologna . .. . . . .. . 69 D.lki... Sli. list Pickle & Pimento ... 69 9l.,.,f.l Slu.4 Cooked Hani . . . • • h.I lb D.Si,,... K,ub...I,.sh I acaron .•.. . ..,,. S...if.., Club t?w...P.4h5 I lb j.v' , Soft Margarine .........p'p $1 •r M.,. of any SI.. I.s.i it.'.P..hI Vsl.ni,,, I.lb 79 I•. •C.ndj,5 s '915 Soft Margarine .........,, tsØ. C I-------------7.. "--•----------Reddi-Wip;.. .........i:.: Holf& Half Cream 47 IfI4WGreamps ... ih•li, Is.,,. $4bw,..h.,, 1Isti Any $jf1 Pr.mlvm Cottage eese •.. w..3. lbs. .s s.f., Doht I---------I wu OWL I eui M.ed ISO.. i'llIø 9h.:id. c.....h.,, aOrange Juice _______ •l.,s,hw,a., i..i, Egg Beaters ............" 89' • Agoy'8 Ion.),,, i..,.. D..i, S.d,. • • TPy Canned Hans, ID... — 3.1k..e can" "ii Lup '.anes .............p1, 89 ...-.... Cuban Sandwich ... ? 79c Baby Butter Beans H.1b I,... 9..,.. ..d..id.. ..,h oc Cht;rvDiir - - - Haddock Filktc :• - ., 59 I 3.. h1 2 II : Krnfti- 1•s — I. - ,. .-, I �-------- 4tvenlng HI$id Siniord, Ft. .rbL1P?s Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. This will be the year of the world's largest strawberry sundae in Plant City, Florida. Constructing this sundae with 2,100 pounds of strawberry and vanilla ice cream and some 400 pounds of topping and strawberries Is one of the highlights of the Plant City 40th Annual Strawberry Festival and Hilisborough County Fair. Mrs. Louise Gibbs, manager of the festival, said a full day of activities is planned for each day of the week, beginning on March 3-B The largest sundae will be built In a wading swimming pool. Fes flollet of the Main Street Ice Cream Parlor Franchise is designing the 10 to 11-foot high conical. pyramid sundae. He says it will be made of strawberry and vanilla Ice cream on March 3 at 4 p.m. on the fairgrounds. Roller said officials expect to have a large crowd olscliool ch1Jdres to eat the free sundae after It has been authenticated for the Guinnes Book of Records, Try Tourist. A committee was formed to find a person involved In strawberry farming as far back as 60 years ago. The person to be chosen had to have his or her name appear in an edition of a Tampa or Plant City newspaper, Mrs. Gibbs says the committee has found a candidate for the honor and clues identifying the person are being broad. cast and published In Plant CIty. will be centered around the theme, "I Remember When." Themes by day beginning on March 3, are Turn of the Century, Roarin' Twenties, Dastardly Thirties, Frolicking Forties, Frivolous Fifties and &)bering SixtIes. To really emphasfe the theme of the 1974 festIval, a Editor's Note: Th1 is the last gOvernment Intervention in the dwindling which makes the predicted a 10 per cent decle their cot are high and prices The one point that all scarcely be noticeable by who must purchase livestock by (hr farmer, packer and eventually cause a leveling off brighter. retailer. This need not alarm anyone favorable (or beef production in prices and urge the govern. meat prices can be achieved of the change have argued. happy and then sell it to the ment to stay away. Hut as this debate goes on the for the moment, he said, again there will be a shortage plentiful supplies are assured. And, they say, the change retailers at a low enough price main concern of many con- because the hog cycle - the and a delay In meeting It. BY NICK DAGER The herald Services For farmers a partial solution would enable farmers to grass to keep them happy. Some meat packers, on the sumners is whether or not meat time needed to fatten a newborn That shortage and delay to the problems they face in feed cattle and thus ease their other hand, believe they are will continue to be available pig for market - is short, Meanwhile the meat packer 'W CHICAGO trapped in the middle between even at current prices. could raise beef prices once their part of the meat cycle grain costs, hopes to turn a profit. - If there is faritiers and the retailers and The beef cycle is longer, again and cause a situation would be a bumper grain crop Farmers, however, would confusion and disagree It seems doubtful that there There is disagreement on this however, and when asked about similar to the current one, believe that government point as well. in 15. This would reduce the still face rising costs in other are any direct and concrete thefutuiesupplyof beef Huston about what has caused the assistance in the form of conS Huston would say only ut, mnosttangiblecostiternjncai John Huston areassuchasfuel, utilities,and solutions to correct the meat of the livestock would say only that there is "a things being what they are raising. taxes. Whether or not they can packer's sitoation. there is even more confusion For their part, retailers seem down and he won't predict it, l5." to a tightening of all supply." One that is controversial in the some sort of government trob could ease the burden of correct it. Future of the meat market hut rtipt hnr$,,n .aflJJ "I •aII[3, JJW2IyS W fl: 3Ct•fl. WV UU5L ox wages tn the IllaLIoornanytarn3erswiljsthv 4 ______ jeert of "hope I • we WIii not t'et In the wnv-----J, IC) see tiieir OWfl Drohlic 'rflfl,.fl,irf., • . t#f i arn,1l lv, th .;A,lI.. ut( ule IJICaL. wnuiesaie In(luscry u - jy out oi oeei production while this sitmntlon but cOntrols -- ----Lossermg -the grades would industry arc the meat packers in America have inva i b1 The clues will get progressively warmer as the day $ lot' the revelation of the Mystery Person nears on March 3, Grand Opening day at 12:45 p.m. M(ffth 4, the Parade Grand Marsha] will lead a long parade of floats depicting "I Remember When" events, activities or days of Plant City; and aggregati Mystery Person contest is being conducted. The Mystery Person program replaces the Mr. and Mrs. Tourist plan of two or three years ago. The Mystery Person will receive the same prizes normally irrangcd for Mr. and Mrs. of antique vehicles occupied by officials, special guests and Queens. £ - A - . — I " - ------, ...... - ---S a" •. • ,,.••'.'.',. --' . - HICKORY SMOKED y MILD CURED HAM BUTT PORTION Breakfast neto S111 UrALI has fascinaj tourists and archeologistF for years. The intcrininglin 01 Spamsli culture with that of the Aztec ' appareMtothyinthe WHOLE HAM.... . 78 75c QUARTER SLICED.. 98C CENTER ROAST... S119 CENTER SLICES 929 I . . . I' I.;-.u__ - ______ •-. ' %v '1I ' ' . , ji ) •, ________ _______ • 1 ' E (F sacrificing humans to the gods. PF0 and the steaming Jungles of WE P11001 TO EIGHT the Yucatan here the Mayan.s INcLATION AND CONSIRVI ENRG'v made their home. The cuLcne of Mexico varies idely from region to region because Mexico Is not really a single country txxt a group of Countries tied together in a loose package. These regional differences within the country occurred because there a.s little travel or commerce across Mexico's rugged mountains so that the Indian communities kept their iden. titles and passed them along to the populations of mixed Spanish and Indian ancestry that developed locally. For breakfast or brunch, huevos rancheros - countrystyle eggs — is a Mexican favorite. It Is served with tortillas, a hot sauce of tomatoes and chilies, avocado • slices and refried beans. Refried beans are very popular in Mexico. Called frijoles refrft, they are served in nearly every home and restaurant in Mexico. Both Huev Ranchero.s and Refried Beans are made with PAIST GLUE RISION Planters Peanut Oil. The L 1 2-ct $ 1 25 lightest of the pol)tura ' V "" (1M$IS 1000(1* cooking oils, peanut oil is the 12 among cooks of all • • • • countries because its light delicate flavor Wends with all $ 1 19 tsoUood. . . . . • .• I 1,;.. Is? t4' 1' t. ó.. -.\ .1 - c C' •. PER LB .. 1. . . - . •. . •1 4 . - Rights Reserved Rights Qntiiy PRICES GOOD THURS.. r 't The meat industry Is a microcosm of the present market situation in America and the rest of the wririti. As an integral part of that situation the problems of the meat Industry cannot be really separated from the rest of the market and there are no isolated solutions. Whenever and however the current economic crisis is resolved the problems in the tbusIncsswillbesolvedas -~ ________________________ Quantity -.'. '.' EER.. k TiiDli vjn P1 LB. Rt'sprvecj UD 1' ____________ ______________________ I 8 EEF PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. I6 THRU WEDI FEBS 12 pEO?' WE - - .- P1 Iflni , r....I I ri I INFLATION AND CONSERVE ENERGY . I - - — '' Watch Out -. For Food Quacks ' I eer Overnight remora HUEVOSRANQIER ______ f.sblespg PlanlersPeanutOft . . onlon llargec4ovrgsfJ, cnnbed lcan(3S.ogn ltallanplwn 1omatoeg sieved 1 can (fouee) Sauces . • . • • I7c, • • • • • , IS • JAR Toastems.,,,,. 65c 43c S I • • to. • 63c S I I S • SS•S S S S ' 63c Coo,cies Coffee $ 18o, Tl 19 • • • • *ct PIG 929 . . • • . • • ,,c, CAN • • • • . • . . 990, 20 . • • • . , . Beets JAR "C, fl1trrin+ 47c ?,'lii TV ' , 't -- $269 . . •. Fish Fillets Lii 5 TAST( 0 SIA TURBOt Flour.....,,,5 TI,lIlly MAIQ RAITLI?? "°' Pears • • • . • . . • 2 CANS HARVARD ,-5' S II ID PfC:'s Coo,cies $113 çl Tenderlojns 69c RAIIAIO SILl l'SiG . . . • . , • • , SwEIttif Al? PINI liQuiD _sj HYtIRO, L u'4ci • 0 BPANOUSDi. CHJ ADAPPIC) IL( e What is the Food and Dnig Administration FDA) doing to educate the public on nutritive food comsumption and to protect them from quackery? The nutrient requirements of the American population can be met by the ample food supplies that are available, However, people must recognize the need to consume a varied diet, and also be confident that the Foods they buy are sale, wholesome, and nutritious. Several FDA programs are underway to provide the consumers with more information on the nutritional content of Food through improved labeling. 4 (OCO',u T :t I 'OtGft ALL GRINDS GiliNwOof., syrup IAPO WAPPI Syrup . • • • JA(, Ml SU.Uv WAPFL( OOc 77 " PI0 Cuke Sticks GLAD 3 Trash Bags ALL AVOR5 uSING .....,J Vermiceiii S 01 SlIP --•', ,•.f(, 53c SPAGHLIT, lAGIj • UP4LIACPIED •L.MN CI iiOU('. Noodles.,.,.,. 17 79c I SIJPIRBIAP,0 S'.0 t 0 BlAND USDA CHOICI CUT S WIAPP13 1111) ot . . . . WP4O(( 1180 9°° Hindquarter 0 BRAND USDA CIIOICI ALL 89c Mcit Sfw *RAP,ID AMRi(A. SI(f5 ,•• PIG !g Cheese Food Pork Steaks w 5W155 MAID 'i PNA Ciicken Franks OSCAR MA? PS Francs . . . . • • • ' 49c "C, W W 0 BRAND USDA CHOiCI III' wtiOLl CUT INTO STEALS 70 25 LI AO, Cut P *RAPPf 1R111 Loin Strips.. W 0 BRAND COOlED Sliced Ham . , . . . .. PIG IRISH SHOULDIR 11*01 5 STON Bull Fish Fiiiets • . • . . SA'w( )2, SUPIIBIANO 10* IA? S??L Yogurt . . . • . . . 4 c 99c $489 liA',) 99c 155 190 88c • • . SUP COPIL.AND HOT OR 12 CHUCK STEAK ci MILD • III ROIL 99c Pork Sausage SUNNYLAND POUt BRIAOAST PIG 9 Link Sausage • • • l'te TALMA1 COUNTRY CURIO tALV OR WHOLI J!' SU9 (UScHOIC,) krirrc - W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE 9 LI LB. 88 i I green chlllea, drained, — salt 'i teaspom sugar !.teaspooiipepper Li teaspoon ground coriander Planters Peanut Oil it tortillas 'Zeus lrfpeavocado, peeled and thinly sifted ' •• I Heat 3 tablespoons Planters Peanut thi in large saucepan. Add onion and garlic; saute over low heat unil transparent, about 5 minutes. Stir In tomatoes, chilies, salt, sugar and pepper. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to low and simmer uncovered for 1 hour. Stir oc• casionally. Stir in coriander. Keephot. s d.rth Plartrc * If — — , . ,,, ,. ,.. ,. -- ,Q7399 I A - ,ViiK........,, Dog Food • • • • 5 Flour. . . . . •. . 5 F the los-till t tim (orutlminute:achsid: or until lighUy browned. Add s nc"'1- -1 P:t 2 5Q THIN _.-. 'iYholeChjcken SA( 6 TRVTV - A: MAIL $100 Fruit Drinks. . 2 68c lomatoes 3 - 5J! . T'11 'V MAIC) . . • . - • -... • Diapers six heated piates. •, •WUWH N SfIVf M• 511010 0* 99c $100 RoIls.....,...3;IG, SAV( l Diiil uit OR Pecan Buns . . . . : 59c A.,tO, 88c Orange Juice 3 'i..' 9° IA Vt(u'0 $ 00 1 99c Percri Fillet • • • • (Jam INC. (IPdpJAuOpd • .1 . • . • • . • WtV A 99 So tines -- • • • • . • • • RA 2 A0U-(S tach C avGcad 4Jd girnjh s'ith jt_5 Ser%C. extra 6 'OL, t*c, ',)PRPRAN) MIlD ' Potatoes,,,,,5 RI NC S ii 11110 I at N II ( ( LVI Fish Sticks. . . . 2 O't'i • • 99c ', • - VijItfi u' Pie S e s • . • • • . SUP(lPI4'dU :. 55c : . • • • • • i 1 I -" 3 . • (l5, 45c Cream Corn • • • . . . . . 3 OlilaIjA V. lQ)t Creamer . . . . . 3 ''. ABaby Limas . • . 3 $100 Turnips 99c . . . • 2 '- 9°° Oranges . • • . IRISI IIMI1I . • . . • . 3 9°° Oranges Collards • • . • • ',UIJP MIt 69c Cut Corn . 3 9°° Lettuce 900 OR P1 AV.I',T I9f'ii 5 . 59C . . . • 12 . . . • • . • . 79c 25c 2 Cabbage 9°° Celery - .. ............... - •.apa . . ..................... SANFORD 419 E• FIRST. Si,. Trrn : I IjIj : :" TOP VALUE STAMPS : II!.4J TOP VALUE STAMPS : ' Pork Chops hhlj% N,6 W'' ONI USIJAhRA()f A Baking Hen . ': : I1!k'J W' ,, . • . • . . . . . . . . . :" f TI Ij!kJ TOP VALUE STAMPS : 2 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. - Onions • 12C Orange Juice • • 39c 49c IL!I1J 1 w:. . • ';: 69c TOP YALUE STAMPS ,, Instant Potatoes .. '..?.1:!:: . .. ' _________ ______________ 99 c lOt 01 lUll .IAMIURC,(* CHfISt OR Orange Juice : ' Sausage Pizza 419 E. FIRST ST. ___ ____ __ When you see a testimonial, riiteniber that legitimate practioners do not use them. Testunonials are commonly bought and sold; some are sincere but essentially ssorthless, due to the in. dividual's lack of nutritional md medical knowledge. Ask known, competent iutliorities br all Lnfurnation concerning your health. You ssill rt'ceive honest, dependable facts. •. 5 . • SANFORD _____ • • . • . . 3 Orange Juice M'.ttII Corn On-the-Cob . . . . . . • . I IP fl. TOP VALUE STAMPS : Ilt4 CA'T i.;: Pears .1'', juuso • . . ''''I.......... lRfS. ?lLIO Ilfati 'IIADS DIJIAV- .A 'IUSTAÔD (iL ' ILlS,, t(a eeoeea... ........•eee.... ' FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. Green Peas DIIIAP,A GR11P4 PIA', .IAut •. A5)V lIPID : IFflE xri 17T7 r xri, rrii'v x-iTOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS :1A!J rnrvTOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS I.4/ ,t7 : I4J W Ii41!J :w Cottage Cheese W t. : Det'rgont w Mop& Gb Ckaner : : Disinfectant : ..... : ' rP41(I:)AI 929 uccotash ___ .'.f_±... _____________ s?vl, I •a•••. ' \ - tTL-&.,'.D (11111 S'1JALI Cheese Cake . Biscuits 99 . 0* Cheese 99c fr MARIP,ll laeeacheggm:p: Repe4t sith s uung eggs being included in some food standards, Nutritional guidelines are under development for certain major classes of food as a means of assuring that the consumer will receive the nutrient qualities expected in the products purchased in food markets, As modern technology leads to new or modified foods, FDA is making many efforts to Insure their nutritional quality. What can you do to protect yourself and your family from nutritional quackery? Is the product sold in homes by people who tell you they are interested only in helping people in need. They will agree stth any ailment you may say you have, and they have a product to treat your condition, They are not doctors they are not experts on nutrition they are salesmen. , -S. 1kl1kt.Add6eggsano0 everrnedltgfl heat untai whites are sef nd yolks MW SOIL In addition, nutritional quality considerations are Don't buy a product or alter ycur eating habits on impulse of from fear. Take enough time to ask yourself the following questions: Does the promoter belittle normal foods? This is the first sign of nutritional quackery, Does the product, or the person, promise or imply a quick correction for a condition you think you may have? seeded and finely 1 ; — .' - some base even suggested that gosernment subsidy might be _____________ ____ _____ PIUSfttj*y Wetine4ay, Feb. 5, )7$_5Ø ;s .c IIoth Ice creams will be of the home made type and will be kept at Ice Cream Parlors at 40-below tern. peratures until March 3. To assist In getting the word out about the strawberry festival, the company Is conducting a sweepstakes at its 11 stores, The winner will receive a trip to Disney World. In addition to this record.breaking event, Mrs. Gibbs says activities, costumes and themes of various events This Mexican — - 7 J �______________________ -. AD— EvenIng H.ra$d, Sanford. Fl. !i_ •. Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1975 (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. el la f 1tJ _fill SOUTHS SAVINGS CENTER . _ p A I, DAYS A WEEK DISCOUNT PRICES7 I 4 * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE . * THURS. FEB. 6 THRU • FOOD STAMP COUPONS BORDEN DAIRY BONANZA MILK LUCKY LEAF C (I JAR C 12 OZ. AC.PAK CANS '' 7• dl1 . .. — $ 20 OZ. LOAVES — - A11- BLUE BONNET I SCOTTIES *WHITE . AS S ID. COLORS FACIAL TISSUES MARSHMAUOW pice C 14 OZ. 53 2 a , A 4 -' lI1III_ , 0 Nil !! WHY PAY $1.01 EXCEDRIN I TIMERELEASE BTL OF 30 ASPIRIN KEEPALERITABLETS WHYPAY7$c I" 15 COUNT COTTON SWABS DOG RATION GREEN ORANGE PEPPERS JUICE 7 P C TOASTY TREATWAFFLES 601. $ BAG DRUM 10 OZ. PKGS. PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH Till coupoN DIGESTIBLE 0 FINEST VEGETAB LIE Y4 RAW r w GOOD ONLY At. SANFORD PARK a SHOP$ LIMIT: ONE PLEASE WIT" THIS r0UPOIY AND OTHER PURCHASES OF MORIE, ItXCLUDING CIGARr-TTUI COVillORf'Xplr`r - S' WED, r-ER 12 of iA nA111JR 00 LB. SAO GOOD ONLY AT; SANFoRn PARK A SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES: WED. FENRUARY 12 LIMIT! ONE COUPON Pli FAMILV PLEASE. 01 88 COUNT WHY PAY I1 S ROAS 71 SHOULDER ' rPrVVVY I U . P • * FRANKS_--------8 8 - 91 D :i ..., .•• FAMILY PAK SPECIAL 10 LB PORK CHOPS ALL FOR 10 LB. CUBE STEAK 10 LB. FRYER BREAST ICOUNTRY THICK 10 LB. SLICED BACON ' 77 10 LB. ENGLISH ROAST A e$ • LBO • 7 $690 -BOLOGNA OR SPICED HAM LB 77c FRESH SLICED 10 LB. BOX PORK CHOPS £ • g g I I -LB.-97c EXTRA FANCY1 WASH. STATE GOLDEN DELICIOUS ____________ jj"j,T%Aj PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUP N FOR ALL FINE WASHABLES 41 LIQUID 8 OZ. BTL. APPLES--------- WOOLITE COLDWATER WASH GOOD ONLY AT, SANFORD PARK SHOP$ COUPON EXPIRLS; WED- FERRUARY 13 LIMIT. ONO COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASE. FAMIL V FA VORITE NECK BONE LARGE CELERY ---------- STALKI PIG TAILS---_ FRESH SLICED a L BAG RESH CRISPI F 58 c c -1 49 FLORIDA PIG FEET OR ORANGES----- -513AG LB PORK LIVER---- LB. FIRMt RED RIPE SALAD —47 c PINT PKG. TOMATOES --------- C 49 c --- .................... - . .. - --.& • .....: b__._r_.____---______________________________________________________________________ - : r r . F RESH FROZEN BEEF LIVER------------------LB.57 FAMILY PAK - 17 • C . 93c moo PORK III : FRESH LEAN IOWA A 65 BONDED BLADES WHY PAY wit DEODORANT WHY PAY $$37 DIAL SPRAY 4 OZ CAN j 07 FOR HON STICK BAKING WHY PAY $131 c A! NATURALSCENT WHY PAY 51.31 RIGHT GUARD 2'PAK OZ, CANS FNRI1,1IF1) 1! 37 bill RIB .._.__ ---------- 27 SHOULDER LB D7c ENGLISR--,!sii$J 27 POT .-------------------LB. —.87c Wil il EN LB SINE-OFF TABLETS 74 COUNT 35c L 44 07 8 -LB T-BONE STEAK ROASTS HEAVY WESTERN — LAZY AGED DESITIN FOR SINUS HEADACHE&CONOESTION WHYPAV?IC 11(IJiI:1(4(I1IJ.gJj (10 + I 0C# It&) PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON GOLD MEbA FLOUR PLAIN (or) SELF-&-RISING -AN 3C CRISCO a $ NO-DOZ Q,TIPS SKIN CAR E LOTION STUFFED MINUTE MAID 100 P CT. PURE FL IN A DRUM CLEANER . CHUCK WHY PAY BAYER 14 01 PKG HALLOWAY I NDUSTRIAL STRENGTH j97 LB. THE EXTRA STRENGTH BTL. OF PAIN RELIEVER 36 r. C 39 JANITOR CLUB STEAK----------- -- . C JIM DANDY COMPLETE L B.$137 A 12 OZ. PKG. I Ivory CHUCK STEAK ------------- 67 HEAVY WESTERN AZY AGED _ aiC , P fill LB. 77c% CHEESE o D c SINGLES (PtP Ob _.I BABY BEEF KRAFT AMERICAN F •0p !Z _W' L B. $107 MAYONNAISE ' FOR $J 00 s So Oft MORE LIMITI EXCLUD(NOC(OA LARA LYNN ASST'D. FLAVORS a • BUTTERMILKBISCUITS 5 V41T7 H OTHER _ _ , C LB on p M e:OOA.M. •1:00P.M. SHOULDER ROAST -- LB. 37C PILLSBURy OLEO MARGA . 800 A .M . - 9• ........ C Il STEAKS Swiss CHUCK CLUB DELMONICO T _ LB. HEAVY WESTERN - LAZY AGED CORN BREAD APPLE SAUCE 7 FRYERS EVERFRESH _ SUNDAY WHOLE U! 4tWHOLE KERNEL DI I W I • -- FLORIDA GRADE 'A' * 53c * 97c 48 * 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE - QUART CTN. Pao 32 OZ. JAR • - COTTA HERBET S GAL HOMOGENIZED DILLS lb ____ WE GLADLY ACCEPT HEINZ KOSHER MON. - SAT .....8:00 A.M..9:OOPM SUNDAY ........ 8:OOA.M..7:OOp.M ' 12 '1 SANFORD A I THESE ITEMS PRICES GOOD * Wednesday, Feb. 5, 17S-7B - - —.... . .. - - .- �'!Yf!! Herald, Sanf ord, F Wednesday, Feb. s II Make This Soup At Home, Economicaiiy Evening Herald By CE, IL BROWNSTONE lit smaller one 11 by 8 inches ches. shove peelings Into it, Here in WINTER SOUP that would be useful in the Food Editor The board is particularly New York City, we use the sink 6 cups water & When a friend of ours pa jed kitchen area of a camper or the practical if you have two sinks, strairips because disposal units I chicken bouillon cubes or along this recipe for a gcod PIleY Of a boaL Both sizes of but It may also be used to ad- are not allowed; but it you live 2 tablespoons winter vegetable soup, she told boards are one-inch thick and vantage with just 0.qe1 Our in an area where disposal units instant powdered wVII d lArge potato, dit-ed 1 cup I cup Wedded cabbage Y kw teaspoon pepper Into a 3 quart saucepol, turn t j this one at the t he water and bouillon supermar k e t , btthe By CECILY BROWNNE 1 pound fresh mushroom, Wipe mushrooms with a inedienta and mix well Bdng bring to a boil. Add carrot 49 mkejteasily Associatedpreu and Meum eggplan about damp cloth and trim the ends o1 boiling pout; cover and potht3, cabbage, celery, onion, econo rn icilit. it home Th e Food Editor 1 pounds their stems, simmer, occasionally stirring turnip, nutmeg and pepper. chicken bouillon cubes for T he Fre nch have v qethble 3 medi um zucchini, about Rinse eggplant and cube gently so as not to break up Bri ng to boiling again; boll bro th in which the vege ta bles stew called RathtouiIle Ut's It pounds the re should be a bout 7 cups. vege ta bles, until eggplant are cook cost only about eight comforting to have on hand 2 medium green peppers, gently until vegetables are very Cut zucchini Into 1 .inch thick tender about 30 minutes. cents. But You can, of course, because it keeps well In the tender a bout 25 minutes. about I pound crosswise slices — there should Turn into a colander to drain L1 Place a food mill over a large make your on clear fat free refrigerator and may be used cup olive oil be about 3 cups. thoroughly. Return the liquid to saucepan or mixing bowl, pour broth from wing tips and as an hors doeuvre or as a I cup coarsely chopped Cut tops from green peppers the saucepot and boll rapidly to in vegetables and liquid; puree ThIs)ams md franks skillet dish features the Iwo In combination giblets, saved from chickens buffet dish with meat, poultry, onion and remove seeds and white reduce to a iTnall with a green pepper and seasoned grapefruit juice glaze. vegetables. There should be l and stored in the fireezer, and fish or eggs. In either case it Large clove garlic, membrane; rinse; cut into I- pour over vege table& Add more to 2 quarts. Reheat and serve at use it instead of the cubes. benefits from being served with crushed inch pieces — there should be seasoning if needed. Cover and once, or refrigerate, covered, When we made the soup in French bread and sweet butter. 28 ounce can plum tomatoes, about 2ki cups. chill. Before serving, bring to an(] beat just before serving, our test kitchen, we tried out a In the following version of well drained In a large heavy saucepot room temperature. The number stirring well from bottom as cho pi ng t he vegetables Our you ladle soup into bowls. if basil always a welcome addition and mushrooms and cook depend on whether it is boardhas 13b 12 h cuttin Served soup is thinner than you like, 3 g are used teaspoons salt p briskly, stirring, for several asanhorsd'oeuvreoras part of boil gently before serving until surface, but there's also I INIUS111100NI RATATOUILLE 's teaspoon pepper mintites. Add remaining ry I '1ot By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor WEEKDAY LUNCH 2 medium ribs celery, chopped I cup Medium onion, chopped 4 cup Small white turnip, chopped ki cup Me At had served it to a small are made of laminated hard recipe tester Ukes It because are permitted, the trimmings chicken bouillon neighbor of hers—a 6-year-old rock maple; the handles pull she can put a strainer in a* can of course go directly Into I medium carrots, paired boy. After he had downed a out to fit any sink up to 20 in. sink, behind the board, and your unit. and diced I cup bowlful, he looked at her and said. "Can my Mommy buy soup L I ? 7. tA/L I Th Tomato juice Scrambled Eggs Bacon Raisin Bread RAISIN BREAD ese T(is It's made with wholewheat #flour and it's eggless. -• Economize Here p To Hel There SN I)ELiii1 The Herald Services - - ii II ,.# - - - I 1 A W-da, ft 9 tsp. saIt 1 i Up. ground thyme L m tsp. pepper yofznJ4, wtM/a8 y, 2 tbsp. minced parsley aC - - c. minute brand quick oats c. grated Parmesan cheese to c. chopped blanched 12 2mEW 10W nfuz I C&i~~b U i.'-t.y or i cl ove garlic, crushed - TURNIP SOUP cheese, flaslinger Arco. As it was made years ago by almonds, parsley, salt thyme and pepper. In a 9 x 13 inch 4 cups shredded cabbage baki ng dish, melt butter with cup chopped dates an Indiana restaurant WISE I I! I4! i V,~ AM I, %() .,. N INI __ POTATO C H I _________ 'u FF1(O * i • r 92$ So 01"r Age The need not lead to dull meals. B) imaginative corn. binations of ingredients and V110 1041 111 tb1 Ii 44 0 068 11 P a '- rneaLr and leftovers. The recipes which follow %W rneet boffi rNuirements. 16 az 0 Layer Cake Mixes 79 WITH . EGG $ 36 oz FA IR WAY FARMS CORN FED WESTERN I I I 4 C ng fl C L eacues ' 303 r Pt 303 __ Sweet Peas $ 3 t! -4d1b6i--_ Whole Tomatoes $ Fruit Cocktail ' 4 I 303 PAPv1 LIMIT SAVE 33 , . FAME QUALITY V9 200 s E Spiced Applesauce Cake SERVICE uoo w, s u been rinsed with cold water. Cool; cover and chill until firm. drain off excess fat. Add the remaining Ingredients except Reg 98 7 9' Honey Gia:ed Bran Muffins 2/29 d Cakes 1 ROYAL CROWN - WISS orser Aw AT FAIRWAY (LIM 3) u ti BAKERY 4 $4 o shallow baking dish that has sy"V460481d - *01 1191.kofwd FRIENDLY SAVE 24, FAME QUALITY 303 , YOU'LL LOVE THE 303 6 9' Plain Cake Donuts Wedding Coming Up' QUANITY RIGHTS RESERVED FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 6/59 Let :C:I:Tt ..- — '-I I o db FAIRWAY FARMS 4_ r 8-16 oz. Bottles - AVER FAMILY PAK EXTRA LEAN V -- -- GROUND 4 CHUCK Juice 1__~ - quartered or 2 cans l 6 ounces each yams, drain ed I -. yP Fruit Sherbet Beverage MORRELL PRIDE O P TASTY Yellow Squash lb GOLDEN YELLOW 2Ib ba Carrots 29 c SAVE 20. LADY BORDEN Ice Cream '7c I SAVE 10 I o FLEISCHMANN SAVE 18 MORTON 1W - LIMIT ONE WITH $7 50 ORDER EXCEPT BEER CCk 7UU SALISeUR Dinners CIGARETTES HASI CAKES 2 $ 11 01 SAVE 10 FAME FROZEN 2 eggi Broccoli Spears JOY Salt a pepper P: teaspooa prepared mustard SH C SAVE SAVE 10 FAME FROZEN ' SAVE 15 FAME FROZEN 1 98 w . WHOLE BRISKET 98 iii $ FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED WESTERN s California Roast • r A I -- L LE C AN MIM ,E IVI CM I T c • - LYKES BUDGET c Slice d B acon lb $ r (IC 30 FAME 5 VARIETIES uiilppeu M e ats c 30: LYKES lb PKC, 2 ran.Ire G rill 98C 11) J-__ FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED CENTER CUT Swiss Steaks loot $ 4 c Chopped Spinach ________ OLD MILWAUKEE oas L Corned Beef V V C I C Fl I 39 $ c 58 $1 mixture, carrot, lemon juice EXTRA LARGE OR LARGE well Bake in a well greased 3 cup deep round baking pan or '- dralaed and quartered I I -•• P , __ ' oven until well broAned — 45 to 60 minutes. Tur n out and serve jj'1yij1 [iflJJflT7'j'T, fill '•'. hot Makes 6 servings SATURDAY REFRE.SHER roo" peeled and q •. Beit eggs with teaspoon %hit. to teaspoon pepper and thwe •' - .- Mern [lunch Gaul relies tv- • LIMIT 4 6 PAKS W ham. br ead crum bs and onion. Shape mixture Into 6 round p tties about 31i inches wide. • - m - ALICE I- PETFljsi:.N-s I FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A ,. .;. FRYING A former retipe , ' 608 Radish es 10 Phg PIPE SWEET Grapefruit tablespoomi butter in skillet; add yams and saute until hot d1t Spoon %dflth o%r in iniI strt'. Serves six. FOR taste v th COFFEE Rutabagas SAVE 6, FAME FROZEN ________ 3 i 6 Green Peas 2 Ih Can If SAVE 6. FAM .r FRoICN ______ Cut Cr I MIT 060 COUPON PER PLIFICHAS1 9C j W. , ________________ SAVE lb 12 TABLE KING French Fries $1 I , , SEAFOOD 79' JOHN MORREII'S COOKED SALAMI I it, eese 1 $ 1 FRESH WHOLE KING MACKEREL Wholo Ff esh Wh le Ye ll owiad Snapper lb '1 hush Whole Flounder 2 to 4 lbs lb 98' Fryers Fauway K,alt 65' Pt 49' Potato Salad lb. Our Salads are Delicious Cut-Up Fryers 53 C lb Try One For Dinner TonIght' leg or Breast Quarters y ;iedfh 69 lb lb 98' Fresh Whole lb 53 Pompano , lb , 1 - ._ . - - .-__ -'----- - ,-- --- - - ----------- - •. - - - - —- -. - -- - - ' .-..--. . - _.f - - -. - - ' ' • - -• - - • -. . . - - - I- - - - . - - -- - - - . - A - - - -- - . - . -- - ' - - 49 16 1o9 lb,)lb All Meat Halibut Fillet All Most Mackerel Fillet HedIes 98' lb 98 98' Medium6O7Oct lb Shrimp • _. . ... .pt I ii - DELICATESSEN 4, ulitor s Cocktail _____________________________________- 5 FROZEN ea Spinach FOLGER'S c It1 SAVE 15 FA r WITH 49c GREEN HEAD , SAVE 40 c ii t i pint orange juice 1 pint lemon jtIee , REOBUTTON r ' eer 612OZ CANS I :'J.,' sugar, beat in egg Add flour -lips, softened rans (if or ' •..- Stir together the flour, baking powder, baking soda. cinnamon and nutmeg. Cream but te r and lb FAIRWAY FARMS FRESH FLORIDA GRADE A iofl, •.. rind 08 lb I LEAH DENIBO'S CARRMOLD Its a crossbetween a hot bread and a pudding. is cup flour po wder k# teaspoon baking sodik . teasPoon cinnamon L4 teaspoon nutmeg 1 cup butter or maarine Wed cup lit brown sugar, firmly packed 1 egg 1 cup grated medium-line carrot slightly packed Juice and grated rind of L4 of a lemon 1 teaspoon grated orange , tOo, Brussel Sprouts Bag bopped onion Butler or margarine, E nglish ' lout Fordhook Limas 9ö lb FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED WESTERN SAVE 10 FAME FROZEN Pound ground cooked Lean & Meaty o U J c,1 FAIRWAY FARMS KOSHER STYLE Egg Beaters RUSSET BAKING 4 fl c J ork C rr FE U D BOSTON B UTT MORRELL PRIDE CORN FED WESTERN e crumbs (third or More now— - ('flRi C RN IA)L LSIA\yAI lb. 3 . KRAFT QUART Cook green peppers. f rank. f urters and gar lic in butter in largeskwet until peppers are tender; remo ve garlic. Mix togethe r brown sugar, CGstarch, salt and OflIOfl gradually sr in grapefruit juice Adatofrankiurtersalong with soy sa uce Cook and Ir until sauce thickens; add yams and heat. Serves four. the mouarella. Bring to a boil. Cover and simmer, stir1ring several times, for 15 minutes. Cut mush. into 6 pieces; remove from baking dish. Spread a little Of the sauce in the bottom of the dish. Cover with the mush and the remaining Cover Ughtiy with plastic wrap and refrigerate. At serving time, bake uncovered straight rom the refrigerator In a preheated 3504egree oven until very hot — about 25 minutes, sprinkle with mozzarella and conUnuedbaking until c heese js melted — about 5 minutes longer. Serve at once. Makes 6 sevvings. SUNDAY DINNER RoastChicken Potatoes Broccoli CarrotMold f L 4 medium yams, cooked. peeled and ''' stirring several times, for 10 min utes Turn int 2 art ltcaspeoosoy sau" -L._._._ - I I Stir the cornmeal mixture and I teaspoon of the salt into the boihng water; cook, stirring constantly, until thickened. Cover and cook over low heat 31101 [drooffe latteaks As# - I?$ So oinr A __________________ cornstarch I teaspoon salt 12 teaspoon instant 21 minced onion i cups grapefruit - J cold water II: teaspooni salt 1 pound ground b. Clove garlic, minced i cup chopped onion 10-ounce can tomatoes, drained 8 ounces can tomato "u" 3 Ounce can chopped mushrooms, drained teaspoon oregano 2 teaspoon dried bas il 4 bopçleoi11es 1 cup or more grated I V MEATS - E 12, FAME QUALITY SAVE 6 . FAME QUALITY 89C 24 ct Gainesburgers IfSUfl%affl) 3 cup$ bolhng water FINE J Sweet Corn 69c 19o: Tetley Tea Bag . It's similar to tamale pie. 2 cups finely grated white Zo SAVE 11 FAME QUALITY li SAVE 30 In skillet over medium heat. AddhumcakesandsauteunW browned on each Add WESTERN PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB 6 12 1975 ME C Chunk Tuna o, SAVE 18. FAME QUALITY DUNCAN HINES DIXlETh1AND FRANK SK1111M l2 Cut Green Beans t- KEEBLER Town House Crackers 69 SAVE 16'. TABLE TREAT 0 .a eanlureherfamflytopartakjng of and enjoying those low-cost SAVE 16. FAME LIGHT MEAT fl C Luncheon Meat -,.• 111 4 Is S#04,04 1). d 184)1 , SAVE ON FAME FOODS! C SAVE 4 FAME QUALITY 41 • N•t II t? Sad 1419"000 Peanut Butter F:A PA -§ SPAGHETTI - . Apple Flea la Mode dclicate flaver. 1 quart milk 2 tablespoons minced onion 'I 0 SAVE 10. FAME QUALITY MUELLER ' 3XUrU.I.IDI SAVE ON FAME FOODS! C 49 SIZE 1 She does this by econom cuts and by u tilizing leftover meats in meal plan. 1= Relishes with C r . PLAIN B8O RIDGES ONION & GARLIC tighten her food bell. Meat claims the biggest share of the food dolhLr, so this -; - C income tax time is fast apPrlu rage homemaker, fig uratively speaking, must BUFFETSUPPER WesWr Casserole lLs Salad Bosl Bread Tray Chocolate Pud di ng c ic en - Feb 6-12 1975 2 medium green peppers, thinly sliced 6 franutErtm cut in I-Inch diagonal slim 1 rlo garlic, hadved 9 tablespoons butter or margarine L brown sugar use r Ho uncovered, at 375 degrees F. for L8 cup sour cream juice 55 mi nu te s, or until te'ncler. I tC5pOOII salt t turn h k Mix cabbage with dates. 2 tablespoo ns butter blended ng. ng ingredients with I tablespoon PRICES EFFECTIVE 11lis is the time of year w hen food budgets come under the closest scrutiny. Christmas has (trained bank accounts and Cookies Beverage MEDIRRAEAN SLAW A sweet salad from "The Cabbage Cookbook" by Ann L Combine oats, l975-9,3 will e too much dressing, and 10 minutes. Add butter-flour concream. —C.B. stanUy over moderately low beat until slightly thickened FAMILY DINNER a nd bubbly . Stir in pepper a nd Turnip Soup sprinkle with parsley. Makes rk Chops a ost l quarts. Yams Salad FAMILY DINNER Smoked Bonelem Pork Shoulder Butt Mashed Potatoes r cut up Wednesday, Feb S a cake tester inserted in the well. Toss with the cabbage and -flour While pepper center comes out clean — about to Itaste I hour. 1,00sen edges and turn allow to blend well for an hotw 0 Food Ifteed parsley re. Serves 6. on wire rack; turn right side Editor's Note: Pack down the Heal milk; add onion, turnip up; cool. garlic powder. Dip chicken t-a cup mayounalie pieces in garlic butter and then I tablespoon prepared au- da, ur Yo M edite ranean Slaw GoldenOatsFried /1/i/i I rou n d A thoroughly stir together a* white flour, baking powder, buking soda and salt; stir in wholewheat flour and brown out sugar, then raisins. Add but. y I cup raisins ingredients are moistened. Turn into a greased 9 by 5 by 3 114 cups buttermilk tablespoons salad oil inch loaf pan. Bake in a In a large mixing bowl preheated 350-de gree oven until ust I enus M I teaspoon baking sods teaspoon salt I cup fine wholewheal flour 12 cup dark brown sugar. Ik4 cup% white flour 21z teaspoons biking powder - ty Fl. 4' 1-z quarts dub soda Sugar to taste taeWno cherries and orange slices lIae the Juices. whik tad club soda -chilled. combine them. Add sugar and stir until dissohed flour over Garnis 1 h511 h nt nge - -_., - - - . - - - 11 . ----- __________ - - -. - . • ------ - .- �lOB—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Widniday, Feb S. 1,73 BEETLE BAILEY AGUA GAINESVILLE Conference Features 1 0-Year Food 'M10 At 'YOU Forecast P 10-year cessful interaction with the Florida agricultural land will forecast of Florida food state's urban sector on such remain the same acerage or A not now mechanized, and more spread of urban areas also economic benefits to the state's continue to bolster the state's agriculture is 1nCreaa(1 paDprofitable marketing systems. affects water supplies, air economy," said Dr. Kenneth R. economy. ductivity — and such increases Production and how the state's vital factors as Land use control, perhaps even decrease over the An adequate food supply also quality, transportation and Tefertiller, vice president rely on research, education, for Agriculture is the state's agriculture can cope with rapid taxation, water resource next 10 years. Production in- will depend on preventing other factors vital to agricul. better management and Agricultural Affairs at the most stable growth industry urbanization will be revealed at management, enviroiuental creases, therefore, will depend further serious land-use, en- lure. University of Florida. directly employing some striking a balance with growing a special statewide conference considerations, manpower, on such things as superior vironmental and energy "With sound, long-range Dr. Tefertiller said that 140,000 workers and annually urbanization. Feb. 11-12 w hich will include urban waste disposal and management techniques, more problems stemming from rapid planning the problems agriculture Is one industry that producing about $2.4 billion in addresses from Florida energy allocations efficient plants and animals, state urbanization. In addition associated with an expanding must continue to grow Gov. Askew will make the in commodities. Governor Reubin Askew and According to a conference more effective pest manage- to consuming over 57,000 acres agriculture can be minimized Florida address of the con-b not only to n.. erI n i I. kvnote a— ssure ;.1v4vIu4.ciIuun'JI U.S. Senator Richard Stone. report to be issued by WAS, nient, mechanization in crops of Florida land each year, the and more than offset by the , dequate food supplies but to future success of Florida ference at 3:30 p.m., Feb. 11. The conference called Agricultural Growth in an Urban Age (AGUA) — is being hosted by the Institute of Food and WE AgrAcu)turl Sciences (WAS), L CCPT University of Florida. The con .A. 1 4 ference follows an Intensive 18OOD A month planning effort by PS hundreds of agricultural IL leaders and WAS faculty from • around Florida. To help meet growing food demands, the IFAS-hosted conference is designed to help "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN, TENDER BEEF solve problems facing the state's agricultural industry and also offers 10-year projec. tions for 26 agricultural com.. 1110(lifies produced in Florida. Emph'asis %ill center on incre~ired techn-doi,,~ to spur productivily and on how WH E R E CONOMY ORIGINATES agriculture can reatize suc. — — ------- COULD WRITE 7'OIJR BOYFR,ErIJr, ON COMPANY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker rM 806 5 lIEgE.' YOU PL' DO A4yn4& Wrfl.1OtJ7 A4i4 ME,' WELL., OKAY, WRITE )'OUi IFF WIN AT BRIDGE NOT1IN OUTRANY.. TEA 95 ThEN £642 KQ$2 US WEST SOUTH 4AKQ7 by Dove Grouc VKQJI06 JS 4K Q East-West vulnerable Wes: North East Pass east SUPER.RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN %'HOLE — ---- uiI1IJIl(,),1 -- 0 . , • ,•-' hR TEA K I recipe of sweet dough consisting of: Iti tsp. dry yent 14 cups flour tplain al}purpose) 1egg(beatenl t$1. sisting of: I pint hWf crimbed and hWf sliced strawberriesiwetened Wfth: ve Iv WHOLE or BUTT HALF LB.88t nip, iii.. a, .t1ItK LR.0 f1R1 LB. 1.30 ai ID. WI BONE IN - - I ID egg I teaspoon MacC One.t.hird cup milk ltaWt suga r 2 teaspoom baking powder • '(I r F ERu TO QUIT U'4 T CC4() (,uR! 1 ise • (fl Ct r1 __ by Garry Trudeau 0 -. BUGS BUNNY • GRADE "A'' FRESH FLA. or GA. CHOICE BREAST W/RIBS, 79( SPARE R IBS K MEAT OR BEE SAG .................. A AL A BL RIBB N 3 1 bs & 6 PK DOWN '12 or. 12 oz ........ ALLGOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED SLICEDBAC SLICED BO I" / CANS EER- A _— _`CAP'N jOHN4 FR ZEN. lb. 9I "supER101T" N: PKG. 8 9,ji ........ . A C~P N JOHN S FROZEN A oz JA-R SHRIMP COCKTAIL ...... LS. - rri•'r'rrr 3/$1.29 1 ' 9 f RHINE COTTAOE MARVEL REGULAR SLICED I ENERCvY-SAVING PRESIEftvT GO RME A PEPSI CO AL L 20 OZ I LOAF — DO YOu - nce - /7t J----/ Lx - WINTHROP •1 IWU TUMBLEWEED ( I Jo °' T BTIES by T. K. Ryan I SflATfRPj GorIA (30 'W' j FR HAFFA MNGr YrR SUMThIN'1' 'MEMER 11, S-W1) M MY., a OF ) \ AØEY? 1H ( I / I 10 T)-€MOv15 NO.' N1N.' NIENTE! N.AI.'NyET.' NC*sJ.'N$C3-4T.' \ 15N AT- HE? I 1145ULAI ION NICE OF YOU TO LEND EAokPTY WARM? / / \ — ____ ' ' t -' *------ ---- -* - fl H . * ]• * -. UP! ____ ,, ,• y ULZUMM NEED A THIS JACKET NEW JACKETp SPACE ARCH / 15 IT /(/ \ * by Bob Montana JUG, THE BEST IS — h I ____-. - ARCHIE 17 c.. ___kv C & I Q(JITE THE LING(J161 MHFZ0P ___ L$ US DEP. 'W '- * r-.1j ' '., 2.5 by Dick Cove Iii r / HE'yFt.CAN 1 1 1 RAVEA I DOLLAR TO - ' UNTIL THE I'm SMI'MNI WrTH 32 OZ. BTLE. N L;:AS*r SWIM81ING SEASON IS ; )) _________________________ A.A • A&P f3X$J THERMOSTATS BACK UP IN THE NATATCRIU,si... 8 PK, W/5 00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PRISCILLA! by Al Vermeer EAC>Y To -SpRiway : PAPER TO w JUMBO ROLL ...AT /' a - A&P ASSORTED & WHITE ONE PLY. ... BuT — AND S I IMIT I DOZ. E wwo VeNows MAY BE by Lorry Lewis THINK WE COULD I J . 0 BURNS .1 — C I1EESE. A CAMPUS CLATTER with I ENDORSE VOUIt CHIAN OR 2 TL GAL -6 E. J "DAIRY FRESH" 24 oz C TN DOZ. I WISW 'YOU WOULDN'T N IZ SLEEP IN I VIN '-' OUICK- FROZEN B.ULK BROOK GRADE A FRESH FLA. OF LETO ______________ $ SPECIAL CIN PRISCILLA'S POP .. YOUR FRANZIA WINES .t111i 1PKG '' I b. UPER-RIGHT" STICK WHOLE orPI CE) I fib(' 'V ........ PKG ON ........... . . ................................... LIVER SAHSA6 - 145 LB "SUPER-RIGHT" ( by H.imdohl&Stoff,I SUPER-. W116H~QORN -FED-- WESTERN DRUMST ICKS ... . ..... t SrA .-I THEREOS A A00jTH VALVE! e NEVzR 'AT. I MIND WHERE'S THE... p . .. ° ,.-- ' - I;.., ',• I ___ — * I cup confedloners sugar It cup Crisco cooking oil OTIS & M43e GT. BOX 1 C OFF LABEL W U I CUT & WRAPPED AT NO EXTRA COSTX STRAWBERRY HORS D'OEUVRE berries 1'-' LON By Roper Bollen LBO ____ large) whole straw- FUNNY BUSINESS 45 TO 60 A&P FRANKS Fring to a boil. Remove frm heat and cool. Add berries. Dissolve yeast in warm water. Scald milk, add shor tming sugar and saIL Cool to lukewarm, then add % cup flw and beat. Add ye&d, egg, vanilla. Stir lnremainingflotw and beat viell. Knead lighUy on ,Aell floured board. Place in greased bou I. Cover and let rise until double (2 hrs.) Roll out to rectangle about 14 inch thick, spread with 2 thIsp. melted butter (reserve a Little for top. Spread with fruit filling. RoU lengthwise and seal edges Shape into circle on pizza pan or cookie pan. Cut I inch terval.c. Give sections a little "twist" to sho% strawberries. Brush wi th remaining butter. Cover it th damp cloth and let rise until double (a bout 45 minutes). Bake at 375 degrees F. about X-35 minutes or unW cru,st is golden bro;% n. Transfer to serving dish immediately. Drizzle icing of it cup confectioncrs sugar and lthlsp. hot w ater o r top, while still hot, garnish with English Walnuts "But Dexter ISN'T too young for marriage, Daddy! He naturally has a pleasant thspos!Ion? DOONESBURY a / . - LAUNDRY DETERGENT - To the jWee add: Sit tbbp. strawberry gelatin aw IL a PO RTI ON 14 thhp. shortening 1.2 tsp. salt - U1110:1 Ix __ M 1 — GAL. STRAWBERRY NUT APPLAUD J The bidding has been: 5 wind up one trick short at his West North East South four-heart contract. West can I• p Pass Pais I A take his ace of trumps and leadPass 3& Pass 4 a second spade to give his Pass 4• Pass 4 * partner a ruff after which start Pass 5 V Pass ' it will be a cinch for East to take You, South, hold: his two aces. A A Q 7 6 V 2 4KJ54LAQ82 What do you do now, Can South do an ything about A Bid sit spades. Five spades It? Not If the defense doesn't would be Inadequate. falter, but South can try to . TODAY'S QUESTION deceive his opponents. As a Instead of responding one heart starter which high spade should he use at trick one? Clearly the your partner has responded one spade. What do you do now' queen is not the right one to Answer Tomorrow play. The average false-carder wins with the ace. That also is Send $1 for JACOB V MODERN Look to "Win at Bridge. (do wrong. West is very likely to this newspaper). p o Box 489. lead a second spade. South's Radio City Station New York, best bet Is to win with the king. N V 10019 DISNEY WORLD ROUNDS Sberries — _ cards can see, South is going to BORDEN' s On Pass As anyone who looks at all 52 so F Pass 4' Opening lead LB. "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF"SUPER-RIGHT" FULLYCOOKED.TENDER South IV 2V Pau Pass E F 4A10964 LA 10873 49642 Pau ZCIP LU ALLE Y LlJ Tim e To £8 A4 073 — r So South should play the king of spades at trick one and lead a trump. Clearly not the king. The king play will get the ace to come right up. How about the 10 or even the six? Too apparent an attempt at deception. West will know that South holds higher trumps. So we find the right one to lead is the queen. West may think that South holds six trumps to the queen-jack-10 and is trying to bump the ace and king together. For this reason West may duck. Not too likely against alert opponents, but the best try he can make. EAST 4J 1095 3 ---'----- BONE-IN That play will show the ace but not the queen and might encourage a shift. V 9852 a Ir by Dick Tumor OSWALD and JA1ES JACOHY NORTH - SIRLOIN CARNIVAL — By Wednesday, Feb. S, tfl$— fl8 WARIES . 'j 0TEMPLE FRESH CALIFORNIA 5 LB. RANGES.... FRESH 59C BROCCOLI CAPTAIN EASY PER UN cl, SALAD PIPE DOWAI-- 60TH OF YOU1. AND 39C 4C IF I KNOW rl-111~; by Crooks & Lawrence WHO PARE5 SPEAK MY NAME--AND 'v0LJ;Z5ELF STRAWBERRIES SASKET 39 TOMATOES .......... BASKET 39c by Howie Schneider EXCUSE ME. SJR, mg WOULD ~ou -it SIZE $2.89 RA 1RE fARRAFfit [I ANE ,, 1 A KE P R R ' ' _Uj: Vr �LEISURE Legal Notice —. Legal Notice FICTITIOUSP4AME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE is hereby given that lam EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C'R. Wednesday, Feb. S. 1973-12B CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged in business at P.O Box 3311, ADI Lakeview Dr., Forest City SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA. 32751, Seminole County, Florida PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 7S.UCA0IA under the fictitious name of ED PROBATE NO 7SI0CP In to: the Marriage of LINDQUIST, and that I intend to In re: Estate of CATHERINE F. ROUSE. Wile WEDNESDAY (35) Mr. Ed Petitioner, register said name with the Clerk of WILLIAM M. HOAG. a Ii a W. (44) Leave It To tte Circuit Court, Seminole County, Millon Hoag EVENING and Beaver Florida in accordance with the deceased. PAUL J. ROUSE, Husband, TONIGHT'STV 3:30 (2.6) How of the Fictitious Name To Respondent. provisions NOTICE TO Survive CREDITORS 7:00 (2) To Tell The A All creditors of the estate of Statutes, To Wit: Section 665.09 Marriage NOTICE TO DEFEND Truth 4P Florida Statutes 1957. WILLIAM M. HOAG, deceased, are THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO (6) Match Game _____________________________________ (6) Concentration S Ed*ard E Lindquitt hereby notified and required to file ROUSE PAUL J. (9) One Life To (9) Truth Or demands which they Publish: Jan 79, Feb S. 17, 19, 1973 any claims or r 0 Wilson Rouse Live Consequences (6) Manhunter may have against said estate in the DEG159 Post Office Box 55.4 (35) Florida (33) Uncle Hubie 6:25 (2) I Dream (13) Cable Prevue (9) Get Christie office of Clerk Cl Circuit Court of Canal Point, Florida 3.3136 Shnw Lifestyle Jeannie (24) Intercom 21 Seminole County, Florida, in the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Love (44) Three Stooges 11:55 (6) News 6:30 (6) Sunrise STOCKHOLDERS MEETING, courthouse at Sanford. Florida, that CATHERINE F. ROUSE, has (33, 44) Star Trek (13) Dick Powell 1:00 annual meeting of the The Semester (2,8) Somerset within four calendar months from filed a Petition in the Circuit Court ol PrIce Is Right 10:30 (35) Science Fiction AFTERNOON of the Flagship U S (8) Today In Florida first (6) Mery Griffin date of the the publication of Seminole County. Florida, for a stockholders (6) What's My Line Theatre 12:00 (2. 44) News Sanford, Florida Bank of Seminole. notice. Each cia.m or this demand Dnolution o Marriage and you are 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (9) Lucy Show (9) $25000 Pyramid 1100 (2, 6. 8. 9) News r a banking corpor ation, will be held (6) Young And In writing and must state required must be ou serve a copy of y to Today 7:00 (2. 8) (24) Sesame Street (13) Movie in the Board Room on February 12. (24) LIlias, Yoga Restless the place of residence and post office written defenses, If any, on (44) Mickey Mouse (6) News 8:00 (2, 8) House On And You addressof the claimant and must be CHRISTOPHER RAY, Attorney at 1973, at 9:30 am. for the following (I) Jackpot Club (9) Bozo's Big Top The Prairie purposes: sworn to by the claimant, his agent, Law, whose address Is Suite 107, 6)6, (33) Burke's Law (9) Password Am America 7:30 4:30 (2) Bonanza (9) (1) Elect a Board of Directors for pj attorney, or it will become E Semoran Boulevard. Altamonte (6) Tony Orlando (44) Night Gallery (33) Big Valley (8) Mery Griffin the ensuing year (44) Black Forum void according to law. Springs, And Dawn Florida file the 32701, and 11:30 (2, 6) Tonight 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (2) The transaction of Such Other Dated January 30th, 1973 (9) GlIligan's Island orIginal with the Clerk of the above (9) That's My (6) Movie (6) Search For siness as may come before the bu LOUISE BINNS HOAG 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (13) styled ou the 61h on or befor e day C rt City Mama (9) Wide World Of Tomorrow meeting. ANNETTE L. BELL otherwise a Tennessee of March, A L) 1975. (44) Council (24) TBA Entertainment (9) News Jo Y. Mercer ECCUtiCS Default and Ultimate Judgment will Tuxedo (35) Batman (35) Name Of The President (24) Captioned News () Variety ALBERT N. FITIS be entered against you for the relief (44) GIlligans Island Game Publish - Jan. 79. Feb 5. 1975 (33, 44) The Fugitive 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang Attorney for Executrices 12:00 (2) News demanded in the Petition. 5:00 (9) Dinah Shore (44) Dinah 710 Ed#..rcis Building, 17:00 (74) Man And WITNESS my hand official DEJ 160 1:00 (2) Jackpot and 9:00 2) Phil Donahue (24) Mister Roger's 8:30 (9) Movie Sanford, Fla. 37771 seal of said Court or, this 31st day of (6) Mike Douglas Environment (6,8) News Neighborhood Publish Feb. S. 17, 1973 9:00 (2) Lucas Tanner January, AD. 1973 (8) Movie 1:00 (2. 8) Tomorrow FICTITIOUS NAME (9) All My Children (35) MICC Mouse DEK Il (Seal) (6) Cannon Notice Is here given that we are (9) Movie Show (33, 44) Movie Club Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. (74) Theater In engaged in business at Sweetwater (44) Leave it To (9) Movie 1:30 (2. 8) How To SurvIve Clerk of Circuit Court (44) Mod Squad Square. Sweetwater Oaks. Seminole America Beaver (44) The Promise A Marriage FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County, Florida 5:30 (2) News County, Florida under the fictitious (44) Movie 9:30 (44) Petticoat t .s.n (6) As The World Notice i her.h, By Cecelia v Ekern n (6) Andy (,riftitt of IIAII P1 AC( flL.'.tJTY THURSD A 9 3 (6) C1 E Tt:.atre Junction engaged in tu'. ne. it 7606 Tur,i Deputy Clerk SALON, and that we intend 10 (Ii) Dick Powell (9) Movie S. Orlando Dr at 1797, Sanford, J. Christopher Ray WEEKDAYS 10:00 (2) Celebrity (9) Let's Make A register said name With the Clerk of Theatre Seminole County. Florida under the Suite 107, 616 F. Sernoran (13) Detectives MORNING Sweepstakes Deal Boulevard the Circuit Court, Seminole County. (24) Electric Company fic t i t i ous name of DECORATOR'S Altamonte Springs, Florida 37701 (35) Double Action 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (6) Joker's Wild ? 00 (2, 6) Days Of Our Florida in accordance with tne (33) Lost In Space BAZAAR, and that I intend to Attorney for Petitioner Theatre 6:15 (8) Sunshine (44) Father Knows provisions of the Fictitious Name Lives register said name with the Clerk of Publish Feb S. I?. 19. 26, 1975 6:00 (2, 6. 8, 9) News Almanac Statutes, To wit Section 663 09 10:00 (2,8) Petrocelli Best (6) Guiding Light the Circuit Court. Seminole County. DE fl (24) Villa Alegre Florida Statutes 1957 10:30 (7, 8) Wheel 01 (9) $10,000 Pyramid Flor i da in accordance with the (44) Lucy Show S John F Mclean NOTICE UNDER IICT1TIOUS Fortune iwovisiOns of the Fictitious Name 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors Patricia McLean (24) Villa Ale qrt NAME STATUTE (6) Gambit Statutes. To Wit. Section 665 09 (6) Girt In My PubIlh: Jan 13, 77, 79, Feb S. 197S TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 6:25 (2) Profiles In Florida Statutes 1157 (44) Green Acres Life Notice i herrb given that the DEJ 61 PlaIt Recta S Education 11:00 (2. 3) High Rollers (9) The Big 1975 undersigned, pursuant to the Publish Jan 13. 72. 79, Feb S. 6'30 (2 8) NBC News (6) Now You See It FiCtiIl Sh ow down Name Statute" of DEJ ' (13) Ofd Smothers (9) Split Second Florida Statutes, will register with IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (35) My Favorite Brothers (44) Phil Donahue .'he Clerk of the Circuit Court . mind EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Martian For Seminole County. Florida, upon CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR (44) Underdog 1130 (2, 8) Hollywood (24) Man And LOUNGE-PACKAGE STORE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE receipt of proof of the publication of SEMINOLE COUNTY Squares 3:00 (2, 8) Another World Environment ii 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Ihit otice, the fictitiOo name, to PROBATE DIVISION CornerofCommercliI& Palmetto (6) Love Of Life (6) Price Is Right (3$) Mayberry RFD SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA wit IOSTFIeS OF FLORIDA PROBATE NO, 71.32.CP Downtown Sanford (9) Brady Bunch (9) General Hospital (44) Hogan's Heroes PROBATE DIVISION under shicPi we r'pect to engage in In re: Estate of CASE NO. PR73$.CF business at 45) Altamonte Avenue, HAZEL STIIUP4K Got F, Estate of aeceased Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs TRUTH THE VERY VERSATILE BAND NBC M/SC D AVIS SHOW grab off his land. It's an up- JESSIF W RIGGS Florida NOTICE TO CREDITORS i aU,* The contemporary wit of Gabe dated old Western plot where Deceased To All Creditors and All Persons That the Individuals interested = -NOTICE OF CREDITORS said busines enterprise are as Having Claims or Demands Against Kaplan, the contemporary the poor homesteaders are CU STARTS TODAY Ike TO ALL PERSONS HAVING _______ Said Estate: follows music of I.oggins and Messlna, burned out when they refuse to CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Double Feature You are hereby notified and C) A Foster and the timeless comedy of yield to the land baron. required to present any claims and SAIDESTATE: 7367 Whc'ystone Court The Beatles [You Have S,eenand THURS-FRI..SAT Ruth Buzzi merge with Mac's You and each of you are hereby demands which you may have Vienna, Virginia 73100 Heard Them At The "MAGICAL against the estate of HAZEL 9-10 ABC THE STREETS OF notified and required to file any Evalene P Foster easy-going t o n igh t. Feb. 671 Sportsmans Den Big MYSTERY claims and demands which you, or STRUNK GOFF, deceased late of 3367 Wheystone Court CBS THURSDAY NIGHT SAN FRANCISCO "The either of you, may have against said Daddys, Miami *Machine $JOO Per Person Seminole County, Florida, to the TOUR" Vienna. Virginia Programming of Charlie estate in the office of the Clerkoftne DATED this 101h day27100 Gun Kellys, Tallahassee MOVI of January, Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file THE ORIGINAL UNCUT Cover Charge At The Door the same In duplicate and as All Major Universities "Dirty Dingus Magee" Frank Blake" A woman is assaulted Circuit Ccurt of the 10th Judicial 1973 IS PAM VERSION 0:40 G provided In S ec tion fl3,ta, Florida Circuit, Semi nole County, Florida, 0 A Foster and SIX suspects, all form Sinatra plays a slovenly desert Probate Division, in the Courthouse Statutes, In their of fices in the Evalene P Fotq ALSO character In constant con- offenders, are rounded up and at Sanford, Florida, withi.i four Pbtith Jan IS. 32, 79, Feb 5 1973 County Courthouse in Seminole DON'T MISS THIS __________ County, Florida, within four Irontation- with the law, brought in for questioning. The calendar months from the time of DFJ#.O PERFORMANCEI CHAPLIN'S ART OF the first publication of thiS notice ______________________ calendar months from thelimeof the It townspeople, bandits and the attacker could be among Each claim or demand must be in first publication hereof, or the same I COMEDY calvary. He and George Ken. group and one Is under the writing and filed in duplicate and .N TH CIRCUIT COURT OF THE will b barred Wo"" Starring JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Filed it Sanford Fiorda. this 23rd 7 30 and 9:40 nedy keep trying to outwit each influence of post-hypnotic state the place of residence and post 10th Vernon York, Ken McCoy eaturing SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. day of January. 1973 _______________ office address of the claimant and suggestion. o ther wi th a barrel of cash at Jon Fisher and PROBATE DIVISION Fantastic must be sworn to by the claimant. iiyt-rn S Elaine Strunk Geduld.g John McElmurr stake. A lot of nonsense. CASE NO. 5.4)0 10-11 ABC HARRY 0 "Silent his agent or attorney, or the same TI(TI( At Administratrlx CTA Renditions Of Estate of 9-10 NBC ARCHER "The Kill" An exL'elIent performance shill be void S A Edwin ShirthoIs'r Chicago "CENTERFOLD Dated ..t Sanford. Florida, thiS LEROY I) REITEF, Attorney for Administrilrlx, CTA Arsonist" Archer's good turn is by James Wainright a ff. 15th day of January, 1913 The Beatles GIRLS" deceased First Federal Building to come to the rescue of a licult role—as a deaf mute— NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND Sanford, Florida 37171 Beach Boys 5: Grace Pierce 0, "CANDY storcossner who claims the makes this worthwhile, He's At Executrix APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE Publish: Jan 29, Feb. S. 17, 19, 1971 All perststt are hereby notified of said estate DEJ Ia' county tax collector is trying to accused arson as DAVID W. CUNNINGHAM that the under as Executor of three people die In an apart- Attorney for Executrix said estate, has completed the ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of N ministration thireci and has filed in 0. Box ;s ment house fire. There's , 4, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clot. said court hit final report arid Winter Park, Fl. 37119 enough evidence pointing to O , ap CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, phca'bo'i for discharge 0tjectons Publish: Feb 3, 12, 1973 FLORIDA deal mute to make him the DEK19 thereto, if any, should be duly flied I . PROBATE DIVISION I . — After filing proof of W Dim prime suspect. His wife hires publication CASE NO. PR'71-3$.CP Showing this notice has been Estate Harry Oto prove his innocense. of JIM C1 pubIheo once a week for fOur NOTICE UNDER r.Ail , LOUIS J. MEYER "BLACK BELT JONES" COnsecut,Wf wk%, the of FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTL matter Deceased approval of said report and the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, UNDERWORLD NOTICE TO CREDITORS ordering of distribution of Said C Notice Is hereby given that the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Z estate will come bef or e the c ou rt undersigned, pursuant to the F ullness Without CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST "Fictitious S James R Reiter "55,-s Name Statute." Chapter 0 p(AYEX "INSTEAD" SAID ESTATE; 66309. Florida Statutes, will regist er As Eiecutor of said es tate B&OVP"OLK 1:30 11, Tricot Plunge Bra Y 11. 101i7) a5seIqrTy arid each of you are hereby Fallen.:] a with the County Comptroller, in and Publish fan IS, 32. 29. Feb S: 00 notified and required to file any w o Cowan's Underworld for Seminole County. Florida, upon OF) 39 claims and demands wtiich you, or 114 Magnot a r receipt of proof Of Publication O f this v.Dll to UIVJSIII either of you, may have against said a, pa., ps. Notice. the fittIt.,,t name, to wit jI!.IPERWQRLO estate in the offIce of the Clot k of the OMEGA MAINTENANCE SER Circuit Court of the Eight eenth VICES under which i eip.ct to ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. engage in busincss at 1346 Kingston FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 0's .' . * , • Florida Probate Divuton. ri the ________ Road. Longwood. Flor ida FLORIDA. T'4 LI Cou rthou se at Sanfor d ', Florida. That the party inter est ed in said CIVIL ACTION NO. 74i11SO THE BUCKET Within four c4l,ndar mon ths from busineSs enterprise HELEN H. ANDERSON, AN Is as follows BRIGADE IS pieces of our the time o the first publication of unremarrled widow, OMEGA MAINTENANCE f this notice Each Claim or demand honey dipped fried chicken. SERVICES Plaintiff mutt be in writing a hot butter tastin' biscuits, 2 filed in vi By: S. Jack 0 Conlon Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. of t 67th Year, No. 1 45—Thursday, February 6, 1975 -; I. 51111" • 41 ~ _.~ , f I * . if ~ , 011 A - r.;f. . ~ " ,o' Invasion Of Privacy Charged 0 AV i - -4--- — r-----'" - - b4c om Now sI'to'.v I ~ - - ____ Reg. r, - Good Thurs,, Sat, PPE APJ SALADS '.5'- - CRf1MR II I - — _ --- -, --- - - j- i 11 0 :Y" 47 a'' - IRflN DObPH 8.22 Value A - Real McCoy" * CHaRLIE * - HIRRY I Huttaws Rwoe L'' 'I FRIED CHICKEN AU CAI -. --I,. 1rI.,.,, - ' ' - __ . CENTRAL FLORIDA'S 0101 ST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE .TICKETS NOW ON SALE . Vdw -.- Special Guest Stars he mr,cay I 'linkg'.xxfr's ,*i'iJi'. "T :. STREEP'S MUSIC PLAZA s—' Pt'iorie Reservations 849-6240 Mail Orders Now: Festival of Music srn's Music PLAZA 641 N Orange A, Orlando, Fla 38201 UES 'ki ll "Ill, 114 1 SI Open Daily lla.m. Ill 9p.m., Fri. 6 Sal. fljlop,m, 1809 French Ave. Sanford Good Choice Seats Available Now JESERt/EO SEATS; '800 '7 036.00 Heavy W estern B•f Chei's,sal.d to P.if•ction c ,S GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER ('3* feWi'1s* MUlL THRU FRL itVi&iPPr' AU &iiiiIT "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" flIh At? &i,,'ii s, rn vi,r,,,. ..... .. ENTIISTAINMINT NIGI4IL . n - ' - -- ., - - - '. , . - - Winter Park Telep hone Appeals To PSC For Rate Hike I Jo By KU PRICKErr Herald Stall Writer As part of the request to the PSC, the phone company has asked for an increase of $1.70 for all th e firm's One-party residential Installations, A request to raise the costs of monthly telephone Also, th e company Is requesting a 20 cent charge WIls for an estimated 50,0DO South Seminole conon all directory assistance calls above three in any nectlons has been filed by the Winter Park month. Telephone Co., officials confirmed today. Accir'dmgtO a company spokesman, the reçuest Th e Herald reported yesterday th at the firm has seeks an Increase in connection charges from 1'.iS to appealed to Public Service COflUfliulon (PSC) $40 for residen ts and from 140 to $50 for businesses, officials for more than $3mlflion annually as part of A public relations spokesman, Brance Buck, a rate hike request. said If PSC approval Is forthcoming, th e firm also sould like to Increase the charge for handling nonpublished numbers from $1 to $1.50. mile area, including most all cities in South It follows slmiliar requests this year by Seminole County. telephone companies operatin g in Florida. A new E)40 a month rate Is required for one. Executive Vice President Forest McPherson Southern Bell Telephone Co., which serves i,1.4 the ij said the high costs of inflation, the high costs of north end party residential users, while private lines for of Seminole County, was awarded an $8&9 LqWne&%es would go up from 116.50 a month to bOrrollwed money and increasing high costs of iniDion interim rate hike by the PSC last Monda y. emp loye salaries made the request necessary. $23.75, according to Buck. As soon as the PSC order is written, one-party The next step on the Winter Park based utility's residential rates will increase for Central Florida "The added gross revenue will afford us to n request will be a hearing before th e PSC.. No date residents from $7.5 to $10.50 a rate of return of I0. to 10.8 per cent on our in. a montis. has been set for that hearing, ac'eording to B.ick. vestment," he said, Southern Bell is the state's largest telephone Three company officials filed the request utility, The firm has 110,000 connections in a 110 square serving the East Coast from Jacksonville to yesterday in Tallahassee. the fl('tda Kev City Allay Be Facing A'Grave' S By .Nll(XEY LOCHRIDGE evM-one will have to use a An indicator of the grovi,th of private cemetery. There are the community was revealed in The City of Sanford may be in four private cemeteries in the the utility department's report for a 'grave' situa tion In the city now, that showed an 18 per cent near future with a shortage of ' According to Knowles, the Increase in water usage over city-owned cemetery spaces, if future shortage of city, last year. predictions In the Park's and cemetery land is "no Thereportshowsthat l40new Recreation Department's catastrophe, because there are meter sets and i61,318.28 were annual report come true. many people using -c collected in utility fees. The annual report submitted cemeteries now." The construction building to City Maniger Warren 'Pete' Annual reports, which will be slump felt nationwide also was Knowles states that "the used as an administrative tool reflected in the building number of the cemetery spaces in preparing budgets, were division's report that shows are continuing to be purchased submitted by the personnel new construction In the Cii)' is and the city can look to a future di vision, the buil di ng di vision, r educed but there is an increase shortage of land." the public works department, In the amount of repairs and The city's cemetery OCcUPIeS the refuse division and the renovations, approximately 10 acres of land utility department. Knowles said the number of and according to Knowles Is 80 new dwelling un,ts built In the per cent used at the present city has dropped from 15 to time. units per month last year to a Knowles said he expects the current live to 10 units per city cemetery will "be good month. another 10 to 15 years," then Knowles said he is still ot Plans waiting on the annual audit to Automobile dealer Jim Lash arrive from the printers. 'I'he P, tonight will prese nt a plan for a audit Is a detail ed re po rt of the used car lot to the Sanford finance department. Planning and Zoning Corn.\ro:lrr! the ('lot k IA missloil during the coin- 88 mission's sp.m. meeting in Cit y Calendar .613 nan. Classified 678 The proposed sales lot will be Comics 811 located at 4114 S. Orlando Clerk of the Court for Crossssord Puzzle BA Drive. Seminole County Arthur II. Dear ib!fl, BA Also on the agenda: 1(p,-'kuilh Tr Or Auto Deal er To Present L Index ' , Turner Fighting Extradition IlcraldStaff Writer and State the place of JOHNSON AND JOHNSON duPlICSIP Dated at Oflando, Orange County residence a post off'ce address of Florida, this 17th day of January, 0 F V F L 0 P E M E N T C0R ORLANDO Th 95 $ Aaft __ - - - ' . MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM -LJ - .' O WUSIC 1975 PORATION. a Florida Corporation, the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at Publish Jan 32, 29. Feb !, 17, 1973 and GRADY P. JOHNSON, in. Porni', or the same shall be Vn*ci C)FJ 101 dividually Dated at Casselberry. Florida, NOTICE OFSHIFF'SSALE Defendants this 72nd day of January. 1973 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE OF Betty M Murphy b virtue of that certain Writ of FORECLOSURE SALE As Executria (.V'CU?iOfl it%ur'd out of ,ir'.d under O1 IFI IS FIF.PEBY GIVEN, of Said estate the Seal of the County Court of pursuant to a trial Judgment of I W Carroll, Jr Seminole County. Florida, upon a Foreclosure dated the 30th day Esquire of Foal judgment rendered in the January, A 0 1975. and entered of jfl CARROLL & JONES, P A af or esaid court on the 9th day of Civil Action No 74135$ D, 01 the Attorney for Executrix August, A 0 1974. in that certain Circuit Court of the County of 71 US highway 1797 case entitled, General Finance Seminole, wherein HELEN H. P0 Box Il Corporatlonof Florida Plaintiff, vs ANDERSON an unremarri.d CaSslbrry, Flor id a 37107 Margaret Hughes, Defendant, which widow, Is the Plaintiff and JOHN Publish , Feb S. 17, 197% aforesaid Writ of Execution was SON AND JOHNSON DEVELOP DFK6 delivered to me at Sheriff of MENT CORPORATION, and ¶.minoIe County, Florida, and I G)ADY P. JOHNSON, are the have levied upon the following Defendants, I wilt sell to the highest NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE descrIbed property owned by and best bidder for cash at the front NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Maroaret Hugh. Said property door of the Seminole County by virtue of that certain Writ of being locateo in Seminole County, Courthouse in the City of Sanford. Execution issued Out of arid under Florida, more Particularly County of Seminole, ¶$ 6te of Florida th e seal Of the Circuit Court of described as followt it ll: AM on the 10th day Of Orange County. Florida, upon a final One (1) 1966 Toyota 1 door February, A D. 1973. the following judgment rendered in the aforesaid automoblI, 1913 Tax No 1707440 described property, to wit: court on the 271h day of November, i o No RTI370390. Title No 3130317 BEGIN 17971 feet North and 530 AD 1977. in that certain case on Said vehicle being stored at Ratliff feet Writ of the Southeast Corner Of titled, .1 I. Case Company ci b a Case & Son in Sanford. Florida, Further Government Lot S. Section 33. Power & Equipment Plaintiff, vs in!,,rrn?ion available from the Civil Township 19 South, Range 32 East: Donnett 1 6. Wahl , Inc Defendant, Division of the Sem.noic County thence run North 97 degreet, 3-0 mi which .iofres Writ of Execution Sheriff's Department and the un East 20172 feet toa point 131037 feet wa deilvereci to me as Sh er iff of dersiqne'd as Sheriff of Seminole North and 330 fest West Of said Seminole County. Florida, and I County. F lorida, will A t 1100 A M ¶.Outhea%tCorricr of Government Lot have l",led ¼)on the following on the 77th day 01 ttbru.iry, A 0. S. thence run North 313 53 feet. described property owned by 1913, offer for sale and sell to the tPteflceSouth I7 degrees 3O min Well DonneIIy&wahl. Inc .sald property highest bidder, for cash, subject to 701 72 feet; thence South 3)) 35 feel being located ri $enilr,ole County. any and all existing leins, at the to the point of beginning Florida, more Particularly ront (West) Door of the Seminole TOGETHER with an easement for described a s follows rounty Courthouse in Sanford, Ingress and egress over the ASpr WefiPoint Syttem con F lorida, Use above described per fOlk)*lng described oroorrty BCQIA sitting of One (I) pump on wheels, .r.nat prnecty 917 feet North and )cO feet West of Orange P40 646 arid Eight (SI sec 1P,'.t 5id 5,11. iS binu ni,jt, it, trii' Southeatt ,ornpr r.I "These things will go through legal Channels and we will comment at the appropriate time," J Penney spokesman Mel Garbar at 201 Lockinond. The man on duty that day, James King, was .,.,-.--. ___________ - $50,000 -- _ salads of your choice, 1 pint -. - . I I t ,.-. sacrid - By GLORIA DROGOSZ Herald Staff Writer A South Seminole c'uple filed a civil suit here against J. C. Penney Inc., charging the or - 'THE Liii' Ii' A Di E _~,_~_LL.~ -_- __ ' SEE YOU AT £r J I __ y's :. N N~. .- Seg iiwhg" vengeance . =~. ;.1 r c. \._uuPI Ju t gm m;l c#'I-uIIIII'jI not available for comment, Middleton said that further I rc'or4s ,lfl(I H letter regarding [trill th tI';isIri f the incident were turned over to and asking for minimum $50,000 ...._.uII4l!jIIII!PhhIhI 1'f' Gary Kaiser, Seminole County In damages. fire administrator. According to a. compla in t The fire department referred further inquiries to Middleton said he did not filed Wednesday In Circuit dispatched an emergency officials in New York. : know If legal action was 1 1 Court by attorney Gerald vehicle to the Borsack home, : -1 1A J. C. Penney spokesman Mel planned by the Fire DepartBernard and Karen causing Mrs. Borsack mental Garbar, .,/.JT. f director of corporate rnent. I3orsack allege that the store anguish and emotional upset to information in New York, said This morning, Kaiser said attempted to "coerce" them the extent she has had / &" 4.. to conthis morning, "Our lawyers he had recei ved a call m into paying on an account by a suit a physician, the sult I 1. says. don't feel they can comment the Perso I n on duty about the telephone call made "with the An additional is,000 in actual until they receive notice of the emergency call on Jan. 8 and conscious intent to humiliate damages Is also asked for in the suit. These things will go that the caller "misrepresenteci and disgrace and invade the suit, through legal channels and we who they were... privacy of the plaintiff." Chris Elsea, rnar.ager of the will comment at the apIle said he ha d not considered The suit also says that on Jan. Sanford J. C. Penney store, propriate time," he said, any legal action relating to the 8 an agent of J. C, Penney, Ruth expressed surprse and concern Penney officials in Atlanta incident but said he will now Nichols of Atlanta, called the over news of the suit and could not be contacted, advise the Board of County Fern Park Fire Department alleged incident, saying, Fire Service Technician Kirk Commissioners to find out what NEW WALGREENS Waigreena Drug Store In Zayre Shopping Center, Sanford, held a ribbon cutting ceremony this and asked firemen to contact "That's just not the way we do Middleton, of Fern Park said they would like to do. P morning for Its grand opening. From left, Robert J. Teller, regional manager for the drug store the plaintiff "for an urgent things here." chain; Bobby Brown, district manager; Sanford Mayor Lee Moore this morning there was some He said "This is a very bad and Seymour Meister, local store emergency call" In "reference He said, however, he kind of Incide nt OPENS TODAY manager. Jan. 8, and his practice," but said he was not to the Borsack family in New preferred not to comment records show an emergency run aware York." further on the incident and was made to the Borsack home cidents. of other similar in- Now Appearing CALLOUTT111 I .,.- ~_ -~~I I - FT ' _ 9 __ -cr I Iui "9it ~ L ~ I i . Y CLUB Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Attorneys for supersalesman Glenn Turner ~% ere Scheduled to contest New York extradition proceedings this afternoon Ili a hearing bef ore Circuit Court Judge Richard Muidrew at Sanford. Turner, a South Seminole resident, is free on his own recognizance while the battery of lawyers, led by John Nuckles, contests an. extradition order by Gov. Reubin Askew that would send Turner to New York to face a six-month Jail term for contempt of court. A ew York Judge lass year ordered Turner Wed for contempt, saying Turner failed to live up to an agreement that he and his cosmetics firm, Koscot Interplanetary Inc., would repayment and notification procedures stemming from the sale of Shrine Plans Paper Sale A drive to raise money to set aside Feb. and t&ch 1 youngsters of all races and to aid the worthy cause. support the Bahia Shrine for its annual "paper sale" In creed. To help solve burn related Temple's annual effort In Seminole County, officials said Supported and operated by problems, the Ancient Arabic Seminole County to support the today. Shriners are 19 orthopedIc Order of the Nobles of the Shrine's crippled children's and When parents are unable to hospita Ls and three burns in. Mysttc Shrine allocated $10 burns hospitals throughout the afford hospital care, the burns stitutes in North America. miflion in 1962 to build three nation will be launched later and crippled children's Local Shriners will be on the burns institutes, this month, hospitas a ls prove id some of the street for the two days dur ing As in hospita ls The Sanford Shrine Club has finest care available for the " pap er sale" to sell papers for crippled children, each burns facility Is run e'iWly on contrthutions, with au Lake A Case Continued H ere In C I t Co u rt operating budget of niore than $27 million per burn$ hospItal. Special events such as the 'paper sale" are held yearly. Nothing was resolved in been repeatedly denied by defendant's nenest allegation Forty per cent of hospital Sanford Circuit Court yester- Jenior and the city because the that the area is flood-prori. operating costs are derived day in t he case of H. J. Kay Inc. pla ns did not adhere to the Freeman countered by from the special projects. versus the City of Ike Mary's c ity 's e n g I n e e r A n g argng it is not the defendants Building Administrator Francis specifications, responsibility to prove his Such projects allow the public Jenior. In yesterday's hearing, City statement, to participate in helping to The hearing before Judge Attorney Thomas Freeman At this point Judge Muldrew Richard Muldrew was con- successfully complied with the ended the hearing, saying in make some scarred child tlnued to an unspecified date, court's recent request to show effect, Koran Korman must either normal, or in helping some H . J. Kay, Inc. filed suit las t that the city does have th crippled child to walk. e prove that the area is not floo fall asking the court to order authority to refuse requests in pro or come up with prone e Idw CS Jenior to issue two building flood-prone areas, The first Shrine hospital for showing that the burden of permits for homes on Floyd But plaintiff attorney Gerald proof does not rest with the crippled children was :Avenue, after trying for almost Korman challenged the plaintiff. Shreveport, La., in a year to get permits to develop a 24-lot subdivision in "i — the vicinity of Floyd, Goodhart and Frederick Avenues. 'The request for permits have , ' - Koscot franchises. 'l'urner and seven former 's)cjates also face retrial in this state on federal mail-fraud charges. . ''" _____ Beckwith On Select Grou p 0 - , for a three-year term or until replaced and consists of two i' ,-,I-iEt.,p t_ - - Li r.t u � 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, February 05, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 05, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 05, 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/05547c88e22deed37961fb3fdf95f64a.pdf 984bdd03c63daffb53d384957585dcc7 PDF Text Text 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct., 975 BEE TI. E BAILEY HOROSCOPE Mort Walker %ArT 4 PICTURE -- Mr c, OF DROPPED AUN r TT 6%14RT SEAR O BE FoR) 1 _ ___ WIIEN AR E %9 — My BERNICE HEDE OSOL MERE 'e For Tuesday, October 7, 1975 Ii _____ Lia THE BORN LOSER by Art t(4J'iThl t OI I~E Was IT I _ C? t5Rtj! WSW TO8ER! r o c 4) SEE Rim I - -K.' VII4AT -, ARE 'i)u with BIMO tDiJ4 bO BURNS DU Ta by Larry Lewis ° "'' ' L MERE 3 WE ALOSr 'OuRE TOO WIN A GAME AND OU GUYS WANT THE WEEK OFF _ ARy GOOD TO PRAC TI CE j _______ ____ _______ ____ - .. ___ - -. - I - *53 WEST *J7 Q83 • Q1098 *J1096 SOUTH - EAST AQ10543 J975 *Q742 6 Jim: "We wrote up a varia(ion of this hand a few years back. We had West make the Machiavellian play of the queen y Clay --- BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl WASN1' Fr GWEAT 1 ICAN MARDLY wrr RAVING &XJR. OWN -___ 5099.. FOR NEXT WEEKEND' )AT it) FISH MOM? Both vulnerable . .' pu, 4N It Pass 5 N T Pass 6 NT. Opening lead J & AV ___ ____ p.-. IV I PC I i$ Pit 01 _______________ Chic Young ____ IREPRESENr MADAME LA ZONS SC44.OF SNISM RE COMER1 SIX EE TANGO LESSONS FOP *10 IF r"E LESSONS - ARE FREES WHAT ThE $10 FOR TkE UPKEEP ON . MAME ZOGA'S CASTANETS j - - -'-- "There just aren't enough dollars _____ Says not 4 By ED PRICK Eli Herald Staff Writer - _ Polk's Request Wnn' I1 were awarded the full amount— County -- in the county government if he - ' at all." — Chairman Sid Vihien If Approved - By El) PRICK EU ,/5Jj1 - - j_______________________________________ - --,:- m A reader from Nevada wants rebid after partner responds one spade to our one diamond opening. Our hand Is: By BLONDIE On Monday, Herring said his office has received come plaints about the county commission's decision to purchase the clay pit, and Herring said investigators are checking to iht'riirnt If a full-scak lnvct1gatiu:i Is arrorited, Then today, Herring said he wasn't sure what was going Budge t Appeal Set Wednesda,y Full Amount, ' Herring's chief investigator in Seminole County. "Jack said no, we haven't received a thing on the clay pit. was confused as to what investigation we were talking afx)ut," Herring said today. But, Lion said he personally gave "information" to Fulenwider and that someone in the Markham Woods area 'made a Formal complaint with Herring's office." Uptonsaid he couldn't understand what was going on ben be read newspaper ':rurLs wh ich quoti FuJcii'ider as saying no wvesligath;n is being considered in the State Attorney's office. I Continued on Page 2-A i .- 3, Pass 5, Pass 6 . YEAH __________________ complaints about the county commission's decision to purchase the clay pit site near Markham Road. "My contribuUon was confusing. That was not the investigation Jack was talking about," Herring said. Herring said he as 'mixed up" and that the investigation he actually referred to on Monday has been solved. Over In a year when budget cuts - tuDn - III ling is Can 't Afford - west North - Boi Sheri ff s , - _- Controversy -- '•. A.i );nene. sometime. somewhere, has actually made this sort of play. We must con. fess that we can't document t" V AK 104 43 1. AKR Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents •; happens in bridge so we - it f'ulenwider said, and Herring confirmed, that herring told Fulenwider not to go. "Fulenwider said he has not talked Mr. Lipton about that clay pit," lkrrin 1rI. Herring also backed uU on Monday's sta tements which - 4 after what looked like a sure overtrick by putting up dummy's ace and wound up in the soup when East showed out" Oswald: ''Everything P I say," Upton said, "what the hell ta oing on? I have discussed this with Mr. Jack Fulenwider. Plenty is going on that doesn't meet the eye. I gave him (Fulenwider) In. formation he could hang his hat on.Fulenwider said he got a telephone call from Dr. Franklin Klontz atx)ut a meeting at Lipton's home. But Following today's meeting with his chief investigator, Jack FulenIder, State Attorney Abbott Herring said his office has rece ived no complaints and no investigation is trnderway — or even under consideration However, Ray 1.iptori the president of the Markham l. (vic iitou, saul today he this disised the rtrovi'rstat ''ay pt with Fukii,u,:s. H' L on the first diamond lead, whereupon South relaxed, went Hd Receiving Complaints D A Markham Woods Homeowner's Associatio n president and the state attorney's office verbally battled it out today ov er whether Seminole County investiga tors have received complaints concerning the county,s peliding purchase of a $7 clay pit. ___________________ NORTIl 11)1 * 82 V 62 Attorney ount - lk Oct. ii97'g' -- State B "" Li Tue - by Dick Tumor %ft: CARNIVAL WIN AT CAMPUS CLATTER car No. ARIES (March 21-April 19) complimented by one you'd SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you find yourself in a corn. You're especially sharp In least expect to do so. Be extra-conscious of your petlthe situation today. Your business and commercial LEO (July 23-Sept. 22) The appearance today. you'll be track time will be swifter than matters today. Profit is likely If concerns of those In your noticed wherever you go. If you that of your opponent. y use your insights wisely. charge will take priority over make a good impression. it will TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A personal goals today. You'll do be a PISCES (Feb. )-March )) C lasting one. loyal and forceful acquaintance 1r th em what Profit from your past experi. can't do for will have some good things to tiej, SAGIARWS (Nov. 23-Dec. ences today. Don't fall back on 21) Pull (lie strings from behind say about you to others. Her bad habit patterns that caused VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) the scenes today. What words carry weight. you troubles. Your powers of concentraflon hope to achieve can be done 'OU GEMINI (May 21-June by You're up to handling tasks are extremely acute today. letting others think it's their YOUR BIRTHDAY Menta l chores should be a snap idea. today that you'd normally Oct. 7. 1q15 away From. Roll up your for you. CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan. sleeves. Get going early. LIHRA Sept. 2ct. 23) 19) Your friends will be leaning You'll be able to make some Your chances for adding on you today a bit more than changes this coming year to Members of the opposite sex something to your resous usual, so be prepared toasswne afford your greater material will find you -ven more look very good today. However, some of their burdens. security. Circumstances you fascinating than usiwl today. you'll have to assert yourself to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) can't control will inaugurate Don't be surprised if you're acquire it. Don't be overly concerned if the transition. £Q32v94 •AQ6524KQ7. Our answer is that In spite of Jim: "We answered a ques. ut the perfect safety the minimum nature of our play a few days ago. How about hand we raise our partner to some articles to illustrate." two spades. A one notrump call Oswald: "Here isa classic. It with that worthless doubletonln has been appearing in this and hearts is very bad. The diaother columns for but it mond suit really should not is still a g)od one. south finds rebid, so we take the least of himself in six notrump and the various evils. Bid two needs six diamond tricks to br.- spades and hope for the best. ing his contract in. The safety you have d question For play is to lead a diamond and the(Do Jacobys Write "Ask 1170 duck completely in dummy Jacohys" care of this alter West follows. This guards newspaper. The most In. against finding all four teresting questions will be diamonds in the West hand and used in this column end of cou rse, there are no worries writers will receive copies of If diamonds break 3-I or 2-2" JACOBV MODERN.) O'n,w_?vi.,uI,*y feel the sheriff was un- "It sleeps 12 and drinks 351 " / -- F I SMD o BRING NE A 70115 C-411AGIMS- SOCKF e BRI Gnaw Is greeted by wayne Albert. Siafoed Chemb of Comme?. (Hr Jr I _____ ___ ____ ____ DOONESBU by GarryTwdeau r C'i'2i 1W Aft - - — "I want the - le to if Tallahassee gives me the money . . . it will not increase the tax millage already levied . . ." - SheriffPolk Journeyed to Tallahassee tod ay in - compromising and that he —Sheriff John Polk should have accepted a $60000 ' compromise offered by the SIDNEY VIHLEN J SHER commission. JOHN In addition, the answer filed reduce requ ests because of Both Kwiatkowski and And th to Polk's appeal for his full tight money. e commission decided $25 per hour. And Vthlen said Commissioner Dick Wifliams Polk's offer was -not in fine." the cornmission agreed to pay 1165-million request points out And, Commissioner Harry pointed Out the commission Williams said a $0,000 con). Cleveland twice that 11mount that the sheriff is receivin g a 16 Kwisthowski said Polk really offered the sheriff a $60,000 promise could have been $so an hour. president of the Greater per cent increase in salary, or didn't compromise, because the cOmPr0Tn1se — which Polk "worked out." Phoin by Bill VinCent fl932 more than in fiscal year $120,000 figure would have refused. 1974.75, cern, ccmissloiers queried The commission bro'g( the sher.4f'a budget to Williams said the sherIff's Sanford attorney C1 Mack "y they do not believe the The cmty' ap$tcj,.ftIed by $2-mIflIon,a flgtre the sheriff $2,655913 request was "not in County 'rfff wf)! r the Iv!! orrt Attorney Tom agreed all along to accept. line" with the county's current at the wednesday hearing in 01 requebi Freeman, says, in addition, As far as a dequate protec. economic policies. In the meantime that the County commission lion, Kw tkuwskl said "more Williams said It was up to the Tallahassee, wii! pay attorney's approved 195,0OO for increases money is not thi answer." commission to draw the line. Freeman's regular fees are Freeran's and Cleveland's. CJ I fl g for deputies' and assistants. Freeman's appeal says th amounts to a 14 per cent inat - Democrats Have Doubts On Spending staff members and crease over Fiscal year 1974.75. "Any increase in excess of Gunter Critic Ueso en By hIeraIdStsffWrfter _____________ by Dkk CovoII - FUNNY ___________ BUSINESS ()f WINTHROP were common, Seminole County Commissioners say the $2.39-million budget offered Sheriff John Polk was sufficient to provide adequate protection For the county's residents. Commissioners interviewed S ) more Another program that needs $195,000 would be unrealistic in Congress AT IT Ii 175 A" O1 preparation for his showdown Wednesday with the county commlsslonoverhlsrequestror $2.65-million to operate the Seminole County Sheriff's Department in fiscal 1975-76. At Wednesday's earlymorning hearing, the sheriff — through his attorney, Doug Stenstrorn - will be asking for an additional $2S5,2. 11* vow to seek the full S2.65million in an appeal to Tallahassee came after the county commission offered him 396,927, and amount Polk irns is inadequate for next ____ year's orauons for $o() - and, finally, reduced that figure to $110,000. riian Sid Vrnlen Jr. agreed 'wi th the sheriff. If Polk wins tlie full amount o! this appeal, taxes in Seminole County will not be increased this year. The millage — 5.40 mllIs - hasalreadybeenap.. proved he property owners will pay 0 for each 11,000 in taxable Former U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter cutting, Gunter said, is th. !ight of the economic situation. shar p l y ' / SRO MYJppBR. c r it i c I z e d Selective Service System. This increase is adequate 10 XT At- AM / ___ WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- work." fedeml government spending Citing $45-million in last year's proAde merit increases as well He proposed Iireasing the $2500 For a married couple. R. gress goes to work today on tax AFES /#5 Ford said that, if his individpersonal deduction, now $7750 a and urged budget cuts for federal budget allocated for the as expand the number of of. Ford also proposed redu RM ac GLASH. 6W66 LEQ FR I A/ cut proposals, including a V& ual spending reductions were Person. to Ln g IWLXI I hWOEt4 several federal programs today system, Gunter said, "I can't licers serving Seminole billion ; $1,000. His plan also corporate income tax rate crom 7 r? FR ( as ta x sl h put For th by enacted, a family of four with would increase the standard d 0.1 taiTti H at the monthly "Personality see why we need to maintain County," Freeman's rep y 43(0 46 per cent and making F Polk said he has received Breakfast" sponsored by the that same level of beaucracy says. who Greater Sanford Chamber of when we haven't drafted biggest single tax cut in tax reduction of $412, or 27 per not itemize on their tax return, vestment credit in force for On Wednesday, an appeals our history." citizens who were concerned cent of its tax bill, to $1,800 for a sin gle person, year. Pointing out that the economy taxes would increase if he won Gunter said foreign aid the sherifrs request for the full Means Committee takes up Is the primary ISSUe On the programs need careful $2.6-million. Some two to three tax-cut proposals, there "I want the people to know If minds of Americans, Gunter scrutiny, since nations weeks later, the Florida were some Democratic doubts _______ _____________________ said recession and Inflation receiving aid sometimes oppose Cabinet will rule on th Tallahassee gives me the e budget that the legislative branch can asp money - and I emphasize this "threaten every household and the United States on the floor of amount that will be given the meet Ford's request for a enterprise." — it will not increase the tax EEK & MEEK the U.N. sheriff for the next fiscal year. billion reduction in government IS C U 55 es niillage already Levied by the Gunter said the cause of by Howie Schneider Suggesting ways to combat I— ___________________ _____________________ Commission Chairman Sid spending to match his proposed PRII's pop _______________ _________________________ board," the sheriff said. 3 0 ( recession is the failure of the inflation and recession, Gunter Vihlen Jr. says if Polk were tax cut. by Al Ve..r nation's leaders Also, Polk says $70,000 worth I'LL HAV to deal with said, "We must rcalize we are awarded the full amount, the IMXN6 PRICES F p, committee, where all tax of t T}4 inflation. JPILRCJJç GUESS money he's requested will be THAT A whopping 30 per cent of this PENCIL5 A in this together. We need a county's contingency fund EW€Ly cus-rc,g, PRISCILLA uca FOUR ERER legislation originates, also was TELLS THE WHOLE supplied with Federal funds. 100% year's United Way campaign goal 2 ONE ERASE Programs that came under truce between the President woWd be wiped out. However, considering proposals for cuts AND ONEfire from Gunter included and th ,' STORY' Howe%er, if Polk wins, the has been reached, according to Gene e Congress." commissioners Feel confident in the $8 billion to $12 billion The Education Committee of subsidies for big business and fin es and forfeitures con. Elselein, public re lations consultant Questioned later, Gunter said the sheriff will not get the full range for individuals, com. the Greater Sanford Chamber tingency will be wiped out. • big agriculture; (4' "• for United Way of Seminole County publIc he had no plans to run for office $2.6-million, of Commerce met yesterday. ___ housing; unemployment pared to the $20.7-billion Ford Inc . Eiselein said th e announcement 90 at the moment, but that he had Presently some $296,783 proposed in his nationally Several topics came under which county officials say Is came at the benefits; Medicare; Medicaid asked Gov. Reubin Askew to be exists in the Fines and for- broadcast speech Monday discussion, including funds for and foreign aid. budgeted strictly , for group's Second considered for the position of feitures contingency. Polk's night. Ford al the county's vocational, emergency purposes so proposed $1 About food stamps, Gunter State Treasurer, Report Luncheon technical educational program; request is for $2S5642. billion in business tax reducsaid, there Is a "1-400-million __________________________ Part of the contingency was 80 held yesterday at "There just aren't enough Lions, dollar built-in allowance For new equipment for older budgeted specifically for Pot the Civic Center. dollars in the county governWays and Means Chairman Fraud." schools; the need for more bi' appeal. And if the sheriff loses, The Sanford lingual people ___ in the t ment if he were awarded the Al Uliman, 1)-Ore., said Mon. "I feel th ere is too much of a he money will remain in the Today Rotary Club ______________________ _____________________ _________________ ____________ FRANK AND ERNE classrooms; and the Corn- contthgencyfu full amount - not at all," day night the committee's 70 '-: ______________________ United Way ift-3— ____ _ trend In Congress Itself to big nd to be u,jf0 hosted the event. by Bob Thove munity Seivices Program. Vihlen says. drafts will bear little simil arity government," Gunter added, AroundTheClock,...., IA _______________________ emergency purposes. IF he ARCHIE United Way of The money is in contingency to Ford's. He said Congress had voted County School Superin. wins, County Budget Analyst by Bob Montana Seminole has reportedly taken in Bridge......................811 to round out the sheriff's ____________________ The developing debate cenX' v GT To tendent William P. "Bud" Eleanor Anderson says the ___________ • 60 itself a 5 per cent pay increase Calendar ...................5* budget, regardless of whether ters on whether to extend or Layer was commended by the county will have to seek money THAT WASN'T -' total donations so far to $54,103.41. Comics N ......... .8B he wins his total appeal or a expand the tax reductions now in SO SCARY.' committee For rising to meet elsewhere to replace a deflated Crossword .................611 portion, School Superintendent Bud Layer PT ThI LEASH effec t but w hich expire at the _________________________ 'I THE SCARY PA RT Night Christmas FlItorla1 ---------------IA reported the school system's Officials say Seminole County end of this year. The cuts ai 50 I English instruction for Viet. tingency. GET ir .. ON THE W90MG campaign is 90 per cent completed Dear Abby .................6A citizens would not be required proved earlier this year tota led namese refugees. and said 113,1 had been collected In Dr. Lamb ...............611 to pay addition.al taxes this , appeal ,the MD AND HE year $18.1 billion for individuals and I!.:/,'1%; 5 .t'. ' ___ ____ T he in Ifurosco the school system. committee also heard a sheriff asks that $42,877 be RIGHT THi$ __________ ____ _____ uss tner, reporting for Hospital ................5A the full $255,642 request. MISlED Fog ty restored to the budget to Responding to the President's Sou Services Project, which places provide for merit increases th ern Bell, said its campaign is The Sanford Christmas Obituaries. ...............SA I V-0 The chairman offered IL proposal, some Democrats said students Into different cornnext year. twthlrthcornple(e,with60percent Parade Committee has an- Sports ..............1-248 sheriFf a $120,000 compromise, it would be Impossible to make nounced this years parade'lll TeleIslon ..,,,... munity service positions as an of employes donating $5,104 in "fair ____-' "Without the JO '6 funds 611 a compromise Vihien says the spending reductions that ',' be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thur. Women .: share" contri b u ti ons. accredlted course. Students are requested, Seminole County 30 f"VII-Ki" let, 1i4vt 6A would have saved the county Ford p'escrIbed without cutting ' ad o" 'k' Dave Davis reported a partial currently serving at Seminole Sheriffs Department well may TUMBLE WEEDS $30,000 because money was Into such outlays as those for %VEA1'lIElt The Committee attempted to ___________________________ _________________________ k 1 / -donation o($l,150 from J.C. Penney, Memorial Hospital, the Good lose many, well-qualified, law by T. K. Ryan placed In contingency for the Social Stcurity benefilss. veterreschedule the parade for Phyllis Conklin reported SM from Samaritan Home and the enforcement officers." the &Ioi)"s high 8$. Overnight sheriff's appeal. But the full ans' payments and food O.K., WtL FUPA WIPE WHICH bi4Y1D flJ, daylight hours 20 Chamber of Commerce, among appeal says. Sanford residents, but low $5. Rainfall was , incheL board turned down Vihien's stamps MJNI I'M SHORT RIBS arrangements could not be o rs. In the Financial Division, John Partly cloudy through compromise offer. Mle board 1IL.S:5ou-fl4 The appeal says the corn___ Fmnk Mercer reported a $1132 donation VIM SAY L _______ ________ IF A 1110 6V& IV committee announced a Wednesday with a chance of also rejected a $110,000 CornAFOW mission pro%ided 110.114 for Horner reported a class 10 frmen-iployesof the FlagshIp Bank GAT maWy aftercoon and evening promise offered by the sheriff, tion Monday, "I wifl not hesz UP IN L/TS. W FAT ON HERE., new positions, insufficient ESR NATURALLY theme contest Is underway for gifted students at Seminole and an M corporate gift from the LIRE Ou "We feel what we originally AS"fliPzP ________ ILL GET -TOP 13ILLIN0. ON T49 chIldren in grade school and the in the upper 80s. Barnett Bank of Seminole. The U.S. Lows In the low awarded the sheriff was passed by the Congress which / I COIN.1 High has as written play full-Wne jail nurse, one ad. King and Queen Contest is to mid 7 to be School presented part ofa tne violates the spirit" of his pm Bank of Seminole had a partial 31 40L Mostly east whids adequate to protect the citizens ditional correctional officer, a / being held for young people around 10 mph, decre report of s.ioo. Mutual Concert Association clerk typ asing at of Seminole Coun ty," Corn. poddollar-for.dollartrade..off is t arid a custodian. o from 14 to 21 years of age. series.Thesubjectoftheplayis cY, twecntaxreliefandspending City employes of Altamonte night, but stronger and gusty missioner Mike llattawa' said, "Twelve additional deputies America's Bicentennial. Springs, aside from the police and Seminole Community College near thundershowers. Rain Hattaway said the Corn- cuts. are needed because of the ever. ______ ______ fire depar tments, reported a The students also plan 10 and all local high schools will be probability 40 per cent during mission studied the sheriff's "What he's saying Is not reain creasing calls for assistance. t:Ibution of $939, part1cipating the afternoon and evening 20 proposal and decided the full listic," said Chairman Brock refurbish an old, abandoned In 1973, we had 22,242 calls; In cemetery near Banana Lake. 1974 there were A total of $3,000 to $5,000 will per cent at night. ci $2.6-million was too much for Adams, 1)-Wash,, of the house 27,522 calls and The students' faculty ndvicv'r be needed to offset expenses of Thanks To You: lt'a W'iirldpn Complete details and tides this year when other denart. %wiano r#%mmi##s*% asu- a. 1-16 i we expect to receive In tit at Seminole High School is the parade arni other aCtIVItIeS, are on Page 5-A. ment heads were forced to ink, at numbers, not at the real 'u. Senora Esther Ilernander i Continued on Page-A) -Works On Ford Tax Cut I by t thus Commerce. anybody for two years." board in Tallahassee will hear As the House Ways and __________________________________________________ United Way Goal Chamber Hits Per Ed tion _________ : c' _ c r __ ___ __ _ ____ his fight. : ,. -•' Is, '.. .• _ £iI ____ _ it \ 7 ' - ' ,--.- - ____ Parade Slated I •-''-' _____ ______ ___ Ile VuRe To _ '.a a _ :\:2',' ar --;c (IJ 5, cc,gr, WAW COIN. HFN.'S II'S RTh, ., ' , . MA PAlSY ' - -. -. - -- - - S : - -------. -- ______________ by worked out. Hill -- �- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1 NAnON INBn`IEF Eight-Hour Bank Siege Ends; 10 Hostages Safely Released NEW YORK (AP) An eight-hour selge of a Greenihich Village bank ended with the safe release of 10 hostages and the capture of a belligerent, rambling young gunman who said he was "sympathetic" to the Sym. bionese Liberation Army and a "fan" of Patricia Hearst. Ray "Cat" Olsen of Merrick, N.Y., had fired one wild shot inside the bank where he held customers and employes hostage and alternately demanded $10 million in gold, a getaway airplane and the release of Miss Hearst and three radical companions Itom California prisons. "Everyone's out, everyone's all right," Dtput) Police Commissioner Frnk McLoughlin said Monday night moments after Olsen was distracted by a police negotiator and grabbed from the rear by other policemen who had sneaked into the bank. The last three of the 10 hostages six employes and four customers — were freed after Olsen's capture. Others were released at intervals during the tense ie of the Bankers Trust Co. branch that had given lower Sixth Avenue the look of an armed camp. - - RnIdnc Cnr CInimd (Continued from Page lA) "I'm going to call Jack (Fulenwider) myself. We're really disgusted," Upton said. On Monday, Herring said, "We'd be in terested If there was a conflict of Interest involved here. I told my Investigators to determine If there Is sufficient matters for an investigation and report back Tuesday (today)." Herring says his office has received no written complaints. Nor For that matter, he said, is his office looking for Herring said he refused to allow Fulenwider to attend the meeting at Upton's because "I do not Intend to have this office used. If someone has got a complaint then th ey can bring it to th is office." "I operate only wi th accusa tions in writing with some substance to them — a nd not from allegations made in newspapers," th e state attorney sa id. Upton said he has filed no complain ts in writin g, lie said - - - - - -. ••.4 - Th e property in question is owned by Lester Mandell. Upon hearing of a possible Investigation on Monday Vihien sent a letter to Fulenwider asking for a meeting to clear up de ta i ls. Th ough Vihien said th e county commission would cooperate fully wi th Herring's office If an Investigation is launched, th e chairman said he felt that with only the ex isting facts to go on, an Investigation would be a "waste of his complaints were expressed verbally to Fulenwider over th e telephone. Con ta cted earlier today prior to th e meeting with Herring, Fulenwider was angry about a paragraph which appeared in Monday's Herald. And until Herring arrived here, Fulenwider refused to ta lk to a reporter. '1 harassment activi ti es and a waste of taxpayer's money," Vihien sa id. Meanwhile, the county commission at today's 7 p.m. public hearing Is sched uled to consider an ordinan ce which would provide financing for the 1M7,000 purchase. The clay pit purchase has been a center of controversy since the commission agreed to buy th e 104-acre site west of Intersta te 4 and east of Markham Road on Aug. 19. Cortimissioner Mike Hattaway asked for and received a 30-day moratorium on th e purchase. But that moratorium expired last week, and the commission agreed to proceed with tod ay's consideration of a bonding ordinance. Hattaway asked for th e 30 days to "clear the air" of innuendo and allegations of Impropriety concerning the clay pit site. Hattaway said no one came forth to protest the commission's decision after complain ts were voiced at the meeting w he n th e decision to buy was made. Markham Woods residents did file a lawsuit seeking to block the purchase. Some residents also objected to th e (act that Tom Bin. ford, a first cousin of County Attorney Torn Freeman, was employed by Laurel Realty, th e firm which negotiated the deal. Binford has since resigned his position with Laurel site. taxpayer's money." "If the facts at hand are used, it would amount to pure - -' O4IhI..S,,..à hair growth in uald areas, Settel reported the results of his experimethUcn In a scientific exhibit at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Family Physicians this week. He said the trea tment is still In the experimental stage and is not ready, for commercial distribution, Ford To Meet Governors WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford Is flying to Knoxville, Tenn., today to meet with Appalachian - governors and address a domestic policy confermce. The trip marked the fourth time In less than a week the President has made out-of-town appearances. - - - - - 'I I Oil Hunt Said Not Over - -- S .• -, TALl.Afl.k,SSfE APb Florida's ereat "Offshore Oil Rush" may be a bust so far. But that doesn't mean that the industry has abandoned hope of finding oil off the state's Gulf Coast. Chris Jensen, Florida Petroleum Council lobbyist, said Monday that the Industry is "less than enthusiastic" after five consortiums failed to find oil under Florida's offshore '. aters. But Jensen said he expected oil companies to lease new Gulf of Mexico drilling sites to be offered by the U.S. Interior Department in February 1976. An environmental impact hearing was held last week in Mobile, Ala., on 135 sites stretching from Florida to Texas. Altamonte Mayor Denies Funds Misused Swofford Charges 'Misappropriation I Casselberry. Michaitne C. Romano, 7320 Antietam Court, south . Seminole, reported $260 In colm and a pistol were missing after By DONNA ESTES adopted-six-days before the end permit fees above the $175,000 year leaving a deficit of $115,191 sufficient revenues to cover a burglary at her residence, Herald Staff Writer of the fiscal year and mid-year budgeted for a total of $220,071 in that account. what Floyd had already spent, deputy R.J. Harley reported. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— and year-end audits in 1974, when he knew that little more Swofford said the audit report He said the trust fund monies Deputies reported two Mayoral candidate Lawrence Swofford in the Interview, said than $100,000 would be received, for the seven months endingwere spent before the budget Longwood area bars were Swofford today charged in. Floyd falsely reported to the Swofford said the city, ac- April 30, 1974 shows $176,991.62 was amended. He said he "had cumbent Mayor Norman Floyd city council that an additional cording to the audit report, as "contribu tion from water to assume" Floyd was aware burglarized M onday night and with misappropriation of water $45,000 would be received by the actually received $104,880 in and sewer fu nd" and that the that some items were false undertermined amoun ts of and sewer trust funds end of the year In building building pemIt fees for the sum was included to show when he represented to the city money, be. cigarettes and alcoholic and falsifying anticipated taken. council th at addltior.al come during the 1973-14 f1_ revenues existed. Deputy Johi I. Poole Con frol Said Hampered Swofford said he discussed reported burgt.ira entered Swofford, in an Interview, with bond cou nsel Tom Slade Danny Boy's, U.S. 17.92, by a said he planned to make ATNT#.GL(AP)_CC wea pons In .4 the alleged misappropriation window, and broke Into a the Sou th will be hampered by a Washington decision to charges against Floyd in public 4 andSladeagreedthewar5 Cigarettevend1ngmachfe. shift 71 Treasury agents to other cities, i'r at the Altamonte-Casselberry off1cial _,f sewer trust hinds could not says. . Chamber of Commerce bun. Deputy J.F. Bennett said . properly be transferred "We've got plenty of work here for UK 71," John cheon and political forum i... entry was gained at the Fiesta •4 :eneral fund Gccounts. Piper, assistant regional director of the U.S. Treasury Lounge, U.S. 17-92, by a window department's Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau, He added that he deli vered -Swofford pointed to sewer and money and beverages N said of the Monday decision, certified city bond ordinance 42-70 which taken. records "This is where all the guns are originating," he said, documenting the alleged limits the use of sewer and "Plus there are high crime indexes here." misappropria tion of sewer and water system trust funds to Under a Ford administration plan, the agents are being water trUSt funds Mike provide an operation and shifted from poets in seven southern states to help train director of the Legislative maintenance fund, a bond and : Soo new special agents inlOdftes, Piper uId. Auditing Committee in interest sinking fund, a repair TalIahasse last Friday. and replacement fund, and In another interview today ____ __ allows transfer of all excess Firefighters' Strike Ends -0,%w Namw prior to the forum, l'ioyd was a: funds Into the shokr funi only asked whether any city Funds for 'the prompt use in KANSASCITY,Mo.(AP)_Afo.yw},scjty had been fare fighters' strike ended today after the city nrotni,ed to redeeming bonds in inverse 4 "To my knowledge I have not reinstate 59 men who were discharged for maturity order or acquiring : misappropriated or improperly to work and tbe union agreed to cooperate ththvessjgatjng outstanding bonds for transferr ed any funds In cases of possible arson during t. (Continued from Page 1-A) retirement at not to exceed the violation of city law. He urged Mayor Charles B. Wheeler Jr. and other city officials applicable call price." excess of 290 000 calls for Altamonte citizens not to had accused members of Local 42 a ssista nce," the appeal says, It believe "all the rumors going To document his charge that AssodaftnofFireflghtera of debera telyseflng some of 1. around90 outline, the need f or the Floyd submitted to city the more than 200 blazes which erupted In the city d council "In essence I think I have . false revenue estimates fromadditional deputi . personnel, other than the Strike. es do ne a de cent job in offi ce and i .. - - --•-. building permit sources, Union spokesmen angrily denied t he accusations, In summary, Polk's appeal will contin ue to do so ,' he said, - : Swofford submitted copies of says the budget as approved by adding th at Swofford "L.a hung the budget amendment, t Corilm he isslon. on something In the audit . adopted six days prior to Quick Override Expected —Is not adequate to maintain report. end of the fiscal year, and the law enforcement a u WASHINGTON (AP) program ditor, In adjusting the ac-i' copies of mid-year and year. Both Democrats and of the sheriff's department for counts from prior years from Republicans are predicting that Congress will quickly and end audit rep or ts from the firm A $300 check to benefit the Central Florida Zoo is presented by ROTARIANS Y of Spillane, Snyder and Lan. t coming year. dertnitively override President Ford's veto of a $2.75 Swofford's 11me — , he had to Mae Blythe, president, (left) and Dun Jackson (right), chairman billion child nutrition bill, get items in the proper ac—Does not provide adequate IJ of the fund-raising committee of the Lake Mary Rotary Club, to sing, certified public acHELP zoo counts,, general fund in general The House scheduled its override vote today. Senate raises to enable the department countants of Altamonte naturalist, Stan Brock, while "Sobik," the elephant, observe,, S leaders said they could turn their attention to a vote late fu nd and utility fund in utility ii to re ta erald in personnel, (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) today or Wednesday. fund." —Is not adequate to maintain TheAprll30,l9l4auditfor the Displaying copiro of various morale of personnel. first seven months of the year city records, Swofford charged shows that revenues from Does not provide for the that Floyd "misappropriated" Hlghwlre Performer Killed 1 buil di minimal staff needed to In. ng permit fees at that $176,991.62 from the city's water time were off by $38,590 from vestigate crimes In Seminole and sewer trust fund to balance A highwlre performer billed County. the 1175,000 budgeted. an over expended general fund Lii as '17be Great Parker 'I has fallen 75feet to his death. —Fails to provide adequa te budget In fiscal 1973-'74 In Florence County Coroner Bill T. Eadcy said Lester P Swolforci also answered funds for vehicle, and water violation of city Parker, 43, of Sarasota, fell Monday night during a charges, made several times equipment. A 17-year-old Sanford McGregor said Comer had adhesive tape. He said the I'misapproPerformance at the Eastern Agricultural Fair. —Does not contain 'ufficient Heffernan said while being during the past two years since priation" has placed the city Juvenile who admitted robbing been violating the law since age he left office after his defeat a school 11 teacher of $19 has and had spent time in by funds for adequate supplies, been five held as a juvenile that Coiner in violation of its 1970 sewer Floyd following 20 years in city —Is not sufficient t provide 1010 years in sste state institutions for juveniles, had set tires In the Seminole bond ordinance and could mean sentenced rison lifetime probation. "His record Indicates he's been County Jail and continually elective office, that he Correctional officers necessary that the federal government p Adolph Corner, 17, ION w. a problem t.o confinement of. "raised hell with another (Swofford) had improperly for supervision of inmates at INTER SPRINGS The been searching the area for the can call due and payable im8th St. used s,me $o,000 In sewer the Seminole County Jail. pleaded guilty to the ficers. The reports Indicate Juvenile prisoner." media tely millions Ic has been asked to help dog. of dollars June 18 armed robbery of Adolph would kill without too —Does not provide the McGregor noted that doctors revenues for other city purbonds and has Winter Springs Police Anyone with i nform ati on that worth of revenue poses. Herbert Druedin r.eeess.arv rIprierI 'rrsn.I £t__ Crni-urnc intich th1L'ht Ovin t it Bribe Case Jury Picked White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said the President planned to hold discussions of regional problems with the governors of Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, West Virginia, Ohio and Mksk'ippi. Nessen said the White House had no word on whether two others who were in vited, Govs. George C. Wallace of Alabama and Marvin Mandell of Maryland, would be present, CLEARWATER (API A six-woman jury has been picked to hear the bribery conspiracy case against - William D. Dockerty, suspended Pinellas County Commissioner. The panel and a woman alternate were seated Monday for the proceedings, expected to last much of this week. The jury has been s'questered. Dockerty, a 3$-year-old commissioner from 1968 until his suspension last April, Is the second commissioner this year to face trial or charges stemming from a state atturneys probe Into alJeeif irruxCian In Pindllas County government, . ' -. .. - .. Reagan To Face State Test I - ' . . • . 7- _______ ?%il- -.-- Budget To% Rm% 10 Mother Admits Murder Guilt , TAMPA t AP — The mother of a four-year-old boy who police say died after being beaten, bound and left In a closet for dirtying his pants has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. Heard . . Brenda Fay hill, 24, of Lutz, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge Monday in Hillsborough Circuit Court in the May 23 death of young Steven Ray, Sheriff Maj. Welter Heinrich said last spring that the child had been beaten with fists and a belt, his hands and feet had been bound with refrigerator tape and he had been placed for awhile in a small closet. - - - , - - ublic Help Asked - __ AlkT ,t - Youth Given 0-Year Sentence e Probation In Robbery I NEW ORLEANS AP — Florida Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says the state cannot handle a judge's order to eliminate "crisis overcrowding" within a year unless it releases several thousand pitstrrs "We want a chance to go back and fashion a new plan," Shevin told the 5th U.S. Court of Appeals Monday, "We don't want to be under an arbitrary standard," The state's appeal was from Dist. Judge Charles &ot"s order of May 22 that Florida's prison population be reduced to no more than "emergency capacity". _ 1. -'... M~ ~ ___ . Ltr .. -3 -' 7 ___ M WINTER SPRINGS himself and cross examine his sthteditwasbasedonfac ts tha t Allegations of Improper con. accusers, he said, lie also has transpired many years ag duct by building inspector Ray t he right to have an attorney before Bradshaw had con. Bradab iw and his department present., Brock added, sidered working for the city. pu" ,,\_ will be reviewed by the city Councilman John Daniel ''JKP." The complaint referred to an councIl at an Oct. 14 hearIng, asked that "eithe r the in. Sworn statements from dividual be cleared as a result incident in which Bradshaw Z_ residents complaining a bout of the Investigation or council was given money by a resident the £llcged improprieties will esta blish sufficient basis to turn The letter explained "the roted 'p. payment was given Bradshaw be opened at the 7:30 p.m. the complaints over to the state by a grateful neigh bor to whom meeting. attorney's office." he ha d given advice concerning With three affidavits already A letter from Bradshaw's cons truction six years prior to submitted, deadline for filin g attorney, Terrence W. Ackert of coming into t he employ of the complaints is Oct. 8. Coun- Altamonte Springs, to Planning city." __________ cilmen are asked to submit any and Zoning Commissioner -_ _____ names of witnesses to be Irwin Hunter denied any wrongAs to complaints concerning subpoenaed. The subject of the doing, stating "had a card index kept by Bradshaw Bradshaw t inquiry will also have the right never committed the slightest of cor.tractors doing business in to call witnesses. Submitting indiscretion." the city, the letter called it affidavits were Councilman - The letter stated there a "more a service." LT Irene Van Eepoel, Gary hunt pearcd to be 'no substance or However, the letr hi h, nd Robert Andersoirn. merit to complaints in the "It would appear as many as First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando opened a City Attorney Newman Brock affidavit submitted by Gary four septic tank permits had new branch office at SR 434 and Wekiva Springs Road in told Council Monday night Hunt, as the alleged ly illegally been issued erroneously" !though the inquiry is not a issued building permit had w ese shortjyafterBrathhawcameio Office Manager Robert G. Israel, Secretary Cheryl Garcia del criminal proceeding, it is im- previously been approved by work for the city, because he Busto and Senior Vice President Gordon U. hhlnesley. (Herald portant to follow due process. the city attorney and the city had assumed a long-time city Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) The person being investigated council, policy should have the right to defend As to the affidavit filed by had was still in effect, which been changed by a state Robert Andersohn, the letter statute ________ _________ ________ ________ ____ - ________ ____ ip- _________________ . _______ ILIE __________ 1'-.' FIRST FEDERAL BRANCH OPENS Defendant Cites Drug Addiction Man Pleads Guilty In " OUEEN 1 . Fnrnio n,rnce DAIRV V - - a By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer held in jail pending a pro' e'- Airport Bo ulevard, Sanford, Feb. from his employer at sentence investigation after he pleaded guilty to obtaining Sanford Transit Co. pleaded guilty to aggravated property by worthless check in Bennett said he took the An Altamonte Springs man assault in the Aug. 6 wounding one case and the state dropped money "just so much at a time" who said he continued his of his 31-year-old brother, three other bad check charges daring a transition by Western W. 2523 PARK DR. SANFORD heroin addiction during a Tommy Mayes Jr,, with a In a second case. Union in relocating the firm's recent 25-month term in shotgun. Conditions of the plea centralized accounting offices Every Raiford State Prison has Mayes said he shot his bargaining, according to from Wisconsin to St. Louis, pleaded guilty in circuit court to brother during an argument defense and prosecution at. Mo. He said he used the money uttering a forged $75 check to over an auto that he was torneys, include Hayes making "to pay some bills." help feed his drug habit, repairing to sell. He said he got restitution for $1,635 In bad Attorneys said once the Tommie Lee James, 23, told the shotgun and shot his brother checks. Western Union computer was Circuit Judge Robert B. in the arm after Tommy Mayes Hayes told the court that his operating in St. Louis "It began McGregor Monday that "you "whipped me with a water business had gone bankrupt and catching up with the accounting can get any drugs you want in hose." he passed the bad checks and started kicking out the prison but that's not the Following Charles Mayes' because "I had to feed my wile discrepancies," reason I want to go back." guilty plea, Assistant State and two children," Defense attorney George Hayes was ordered held in Sprinkel said Bennett has James, who said he's been Attorney Charles Gordon "cold turkey" and off drugs dropped assault with intent to jail pending completion of a agreed to repay the stolen funds murder and pre-sentence investigation and the state, as part of plea since being arrested Sept. 3 and commit battery charges in (PSI). Jailed on the forgery charge, aggravated negotiations, has agreed not to the case. Charlie Paul Bennett, 46, 308 prosecute Bennett in other told the court, "I want to stop In other cases that had been E. Fifth 51, Sanford, pleaded pending cases. and help myself." scheduled for trial before Judge guilty to grand larceny and James said, "I did The court allowed Bennett to a lot of McGregor this week: taking $2,680 in Western Union remain free on bond pending things because of drugs. I've Steven Wayne Hayes, 21, 110 Funds between last Nov. and the PSI report. used heroin for six or seven years." He said he doesn't know of any place other than prison that he can try to get off his drug habit. I (O He admitted, when asking the Wednesday is Family Da),T . . . Sundaes I Sc off Shakes 1 0c OFF court to immediately sentence hinn on the forgery plea without a pre-sentence Investigation, Chat he knew he would be Lake Mary Water Pact Approved By Sanford a I I - a --- ------------------- .2se I I I I I 25C 0FF I "returning to a drug en- By JOE ASKREN explained the property owners detailed engineering studies on I vironment" but said he feels Herald Staff Writer had signed a petition to be drainage and transportation, I he'll have a better chance with annexed to get city services Knowles said, but the county I newly developed educational Sanford City Fathers Monday "knowing" that they were has never adopted a corn- I programs within the state night approved a contract to going to be incorporated, which Good nrehensive plan nor develoneti Any Day But Division of Offender supply water to its neighbor he termed "suhterfijg.." in It . . . the basic n!erntior. Rehabilitation, city — lake Mary — by a 4-1 Sanford City Attorney Vernon unincorporated areas. vveanesday. i vote, "When i got out of prison Mize Jr., sa id an Attorney "City files reflect numerous i couldn't find a job. I went back Only City Commissioner A.A. General's opinion said the pst inquiries to the county for II WITH $1.00 OR MORE PURCH ASE to hanging out on street cor McClanahan opposed the parcel was in Lake Mary,, but cooperation on fringe area land motion made by Commissioner the matter should be tested or use and zoning —none of which ners," James said. The court told him he could John Morris and seconded by "settled in court." q? S Good thru 10.15-75 were accepted, utilized or A have picked "another corner" Mayor Lee Moore. McClanahan voted in favor of fruitful," Knowles said. City Manager Warren E. filing the suit so both cities and James replied, "Where live there are not many street "Pete" Knowles said now "it's could settle the Jurisdiction up to Lake Mary to connect its matter. He said the parcel is a corners." lines," when asked when the prime water recharge area. Defense attorney Larry Horton said James' prior water service would be Mize said its up to the property available to the entire city, owners of the parcel to file the conviction was for Forgery lake Mary is to be charged 25 suit now. Knowles said the ___ ______ linked to his drug addiction. per cent more than the regular parcel owners are caught in the Judge McGregor complied rate, as are all areas outside the middle and "don't care where with James' request for Im- Sanford city limits, Knowles their services come from." RDE 8 Fairway Villas with Private Pools, 40 Luxury Town. mediate disposition of the local said. Mize said the parcel owners house Residences to be sold individually as this case and sentenced him to 31 When questioned by corn- opposed the incorporation, prestigious new development goes under the hammer. years In prison plus 3 years missioners, both Knowles and In other action, Knowles told Sale starts probation. City Engineer Mack LaZenby commissioners that Sanford's 11 AM The court ordered Charles said if the city rejected the comprehensive land plan is the Curtis Mayes, 28, Maitland, contract, thereby forcing Lake First in the state to be submitted on the premises, THE OAKS, Errol Estate, Mary to put down its own well to the Division of State PlanApopka, north of ORLANDO. system, it may mean Sanford ning. YOU SET THE PRICE as 48 Iu.urou$ condomnim res.Jrr'ces Protective Unit would have to put In additional "Sanford has had comIn the heart of on,, at Flor'das most beautiful country -club dveIop• merits 'o on the auction block to be sold in one day wells "sooner than planned" prehensive planning since 160 SOLD which would be more Eight units are larwa), villas along the 10th fairway of the Errol costly. In fact, we are the only Holds Meeting I COUPON I On I. ii ii ii Ni s PUBLIC AIJCTI N '(s If I] 'ii 1 '1111 SATURDAY, OCT. 25 - lia _ t __ BY O SEBRING tAP) Tests by FBI experts have determined that bones unearthed by police from the back yard of a boarding house from which some elderly people have disappeared are not human, officials say. In a prepared statement released Monday, police Chief Craig Graybill said the FBI crLne laboratory In Washington reported "the bones from the Effie Viola Smith residence to be negative as far as human bones," But the statement added that "the case Is still open and is still under tnestigation." - _* __ _____ ' ' R OF MORTGAGEE, Unearthed Bones Not Human - _ r: ____ e - Building Cha rge Review - Slated At Winter Springs ____ f Shevin: Releases Necessary , - TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida's presidential primary Is shaping up as a crucial test of conservative Republican challenger Ronald Reagan's hopes to take his party's nomination away from President Ford. The importance of the state's March 9, 1976 primary drew into focus Monday with Rep. Lou Frey, R.Fla., announcing he would run Ford's tampaign and former state Republican Chairman L.E. "Tommy" Thomas confirming that he would do the same for Reagan. Frey said the President would overcome Reagan's Florida strength in a close primary election. - • - . CORAL GABLES (AP) Most of the patrolmen on the early morning shift in this Miami suburb were not on duty today, having called in sick in what spokesmen :t) is a cnn(iiiuirg Sh1J% of support for police sala ry tlei,i;'nds. Capt. L.J. Mertz said supervisors and detectives we-e assigned 12-hour shifts to replace 15 of 17 scheduled patrolman who repGrted themselves ill late Monday. Iliree of the four preceeding shifts had been similarly if(ected, "Just as we called in replacements for the morning shift, we have men covering for the midnight shift," Mertz said. "i"he city Is going to be just as safe as it has been," Theft Reported Truck Stolen - , Lauderdale threatened them with fines. "We can't stop them (from striking), but violations of the act can be dealt with harshly," Lange said Monday. •• -..-.-. . -4_______ - '---' V , - Police Sick-In Continues macaws were taken f:om one Deputy P. J. Riggins reported obtain fuel. When he returned, cage and five Amazon parrots the vehicle was stolen from its deputies said, the van was there Thieves have raided the from another cage. parking spot on Hood Ave. but the boat, motor and trai ler exotic bird exhibits at the newly Zoo officials described the adjacent to the Sheriff's were gone. opened Central Florida Zoo missing parrots as an African J. Dan Greene Jr., 167 Department building in west of Sanford for the second gray, two blue-breasted, one downtown Sanford sometime Lakewood Circle, Maitland, time in less than a month, red bred, and one yellow head told deputies a I7400t green be tween 2 and 7 a.m. taking tame macaws and — all Amazon parrots. A Winter Haven man fi berglass canoe and a tape Amazon parrot Ri'nrtt said all seven birds in :-- '--i. icr'. d'ek from another boat were I I -. 'I ''r' I__._ I.'-.*W. ----a :- :;c. ' ..-....--. horsqzwr were reported pushing a probe did not take other wild birds in bird hasn't been recovered and deputy's pickup truck stolen and trailer were stolen on 1-4 David Duguid reported the in hopes of recovering seven the "ages. that the missing exotic birds early today while the deputy north of the Lake Mary items were valued at $260 birds valued at $4,200 that were On Sept. 22 zoo officials aren't covered by Insurance. wu on patrol duty. Boulevard exit. I stolen from their cages reported a blue and gold Officers are searching for a William Steve Brannon told sometime early Monday. macaw, valued at $1,000, had btue 1973 Ford Courier pickup deputies the $3,000 rig was Deputy J. F. Bennett been stolen from its cage. Sanford police today reported bearing the license tag 17 0-H taken after his van ran out of t In other reports, deputies oday were Investigating the reported that blue and gold Of ficials said today th at the that a Seminole Sheriff's 233. gas and be left the ve hi cle to reported theft of $857 in cash and checks from Shakey's Pizza, 1111 E. SR436, '. _ f . ____ lAl.l.AIJASSEE (AP) — Two Broward County teacher unions have been summoned before the Public I'.iitpboye Relations Commission to Justify an illegal strike last month, says IERC director Carl Lange. lie said the Broward Classroom Teachers Association and the Iiroward Teachers Union have been ordered to appear at the Orlando hearing Oct. 17. Sonte 5,000 Broward teachers struck last month in defiance of the no-strike provisions of the state's public employe collective bargaining law. The teachers returned to ork Sept. 23 when Circuit Judge James Minnet of Fort Herald Staff Writer - FLORIDA Two Teacher Unions Called To Justify Broward Strike Macaws, Parrots Taken _%, Affidavits To Be Studied IN BRIEF Realty. Bird Th'' ieves HP.t Q Zoo For Second Time ruesday, Oct. 7, 175-3A Evening Herald, $anford, Fl. By BOB LLOYD CHICAGO (AP) A lotion made from the female hormone estrogen reduces baldness In men when it Is rubbed into their scalps, according to a New York City physician who says he has successfully experimented with the treatment for the past decade, Estrogen cannot be taken by men internally without certain undesirable side effects, such as enlarged breasts, But Dr. Edward M. Settel says when estro - rr f. ---.-•--. -........ Fulenwider was angry about a quote attributed to the Serninole.Brevard chief Investigator. And Fulenwider, who is the chief investigator for both Seminole a nd Brevard, denied making the statement. Fulenwider was correct. The quote came from Herrin g, the state attorney, and not from Fulenwider. The paragraph said, "The Seminole-l3revard Chief Investigator also sa id he couldn't "tell commissioners how to run their business," but he said his office wou ld be Interested If "there's a conflict of interest." Herring also said today he will con tact County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien to explain the Investigation Herring referred to on Mo nd ay did not concern th e clay pit any. - - - Tuesday, Oct. 7, 17$ County Clay Pit o Controversy Boiling Over,, IN t Knowles said the contract is governmental agency in just "damn good business" with Seminole County to be this I The officers of the Geneva Home and Business Protective out-of-city customers. He said fortunate. Passage of the 1974 Association met Monday at &tnfords existing well system Planning Act, therefore, gave now Is "sufficient to serve Lake us a head sta rt to update and Hughes Cafe and BaIt Place on Mary and still have reserves for adopt our work and we were the Highway 46. the next five to ten years." first tosubmita proposal," said It was decided to have a McClanahansaidhaIfofIake K no wles. ge neral membership mee ting Sanford has completed star)' is zoned industrial. on Oct. 21 at 8p.m. at the 1 a7nbv aid Knowles snid it ic r --------- i I Estate 18-hole golf coutse. Villas are 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, with a private swimming pool in the screen-enclosed pat i o The 40 townhouse units are 2 & 3-bedroom, 21/, baths, with screened balconies adpato, NO MATTER HOW LIME YOU PAY AT THIS AUCTION, your condmn,m includes wall-to-all w carpetng, a,, condi tioni ng. all' electric kitchen moth range arid self-cleaning oven, 'efrgerato, with automatic cemake,. disposal COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERSHIP. Initiation I.o for membership ri the Errol Estate Country CLb will be pad for those who purchase O.shs condominium units at this uçticri upon their qualficanon for membersh,p PRIVATE RECREATION CENTER. Sna,,i,. trim i ALL UNITS MUST BE EXCELLENT FINANCING Buy at auction for only bob DOWN 30 Yr Tirr-, 9'. kaN &'r'it Ptrtinjg; late, tr o'i, cw,,. 11151•tt ' $h%t 5% AMal P,rrv'?,; lit �T7 : 300 N FRENCh AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1975-4A Around WAYNE 1). DOYI.K. Publisher U. RICHARD LONG, Editor W1I.1.IAM D. 'UHIUE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 - lh'uie l)cliverv Week, 55 rents: Month, $2.40: 6 Months. $14.20: Vt'1ir. $ 24O. B Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All 'flier mail Month, 52.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. . 14 ______ I Tax Plan Msses i D esignated A The Clock The penchant of Americans to label problems and issues with colorful phrases and cliches rarely has been more misleading than the current habit of calling legal tax deductions 'loopholes." In the context of federal laws, a loophole would be an amt)iguitv or omission in the text of a statute through which its intent or obligation can be evaded. Tax "loopholes." now being stu?d by the House Ways and Means Committee with an eye for offering possible revisions to Congress, are muvLhing but ambiguous or deceitful. Instead they are laws which permit such things as tax concessions for certain wetrnents in real estate, motion picture companies, cattle ranches and farms, overseas businesses,, energy exploration, cable television companies, auto racing events, computer leasing and many other legitimate business ventures. and It's some other team on the sbort end. Granted, a lot of calls went againstthe Tribe In nanks to Anderson Goodwin and the Seminole County REACT (Radio Emergency Action Citizens lean'), indigents and others unable to pay for blood transfusions will now get some relief should the need For blood ever arise. (;odin has stirred the local REACT unit Into action to form a 'Citizen's Blood Bank' whereby anyone can donate blood, earmark it for the REACT Blood Bank and know that it will be put to good use. "It's for indigents, the non-insured and anyone else who just can't afford the high price of blood," (;OodIn told us. And, he said, anyone, anywhere can contribute the 'bank' simply by donating at any Central Florida facility and specifying that it's to go into the REACT account at the Blood Bank at Seminole Memorial Hospital. We commend Goodwin and his REACT memhers for their generosity and unselfishness. We need more people like this in our world today. the disheartening 13-18 Seminole loss, but officials don't cross the goalilne. Players, coaches and fans should realize that %A hen you play "on the road," most of the breaks are going togo for the other team. Too, it should be the responsibility of the entire coaching staff to teach their charges that constant bickering with officials can only lead to trouble In the form of penalties. - And, when coaches act irresponsibly in the heat of battle and spout off, what can they expect from their players? The Seminole-DeLand game is over for 1975. Nothing anyone can or will say will have any effects on the game itslf. It's history and has already been rcrded in the books as a DeLand victory, 'WORLD - I 1 14 JOHN CUNNIFF . 4 40*4 DON OAKLEY - I P a ying F NY Def _ I-, r . \, ~ I F.. . 11 I 1. = J .. — - . NEW YORK (AP) — While officials still talk aboit containing the impact of a New York City financial default, fears of such a collapse already have rippled through the tax-exempt F i , / _r . -_ I Of Blindness .- . 4 $". I ., Braillegrams for the blind and Large-Print Messages for the partially sighted, innovations announced the other day by Western Union, were much reported in the news. These are just two, however, of a number of recent developments aimed at making life a moe easier anu more convenient tar me b. million Americans woo suuer from soñe'fonn ui severe visual impairment, says the American Foundation for the Blind. Some others: — Several New York restaurants now provide braille menus. — Dallas airport has braille signs on doors and I- - __ .7;~_ __ / - . - A .. ' - 4ri .. k '7t"".- '. .. I . [1 II .1 I p 4.. ' N .WA -.--- costs BERT COLLIER F t. P Te ns i o n ~ . i Plotted To Murder Enemy Agents Spies BERRY'S WORLD hri'ik.in cntt:i Ii' k,. h..l ,,s,.,, "'"" „_, ' :_ - ., -- ,.. - ..... ' " - • Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants ____________________________________________________________________________________ HOSPITAL NOTES i CALENDAR ' : ocr. 11 I WINN.DIXIE SLA Stayed 0 Busy Writin g AREA DEATHS YOU CM F'Jf '. ______ . • 1) HAPPINE114 SS TIm NEXT .,jiMINUTE. . : the answer to these questions." PAVPflI I PUAUL'. 'rt'nt ii r na is investigating allegations that former Rep. Joseph Marazlti, UN.J., misused his congressional payroll. He denied that he had carried "no shot," aides on the public payroll or that they had kicked back any part of their federal pay to him In form of campaign contrltxitions. Under questioning, Maraziti admitted that former aide Andy Tlrpok had contribut ed to his campaign. Tirpok also served as a local Republican county chairman In Marazitj' '" '" " . - JACK ANDERSON the CIA and FBI have plotted occasionally to murder enemy agents in this country. We have been unable to document a single murder case. But at least two businesses have testified that they were asked by the CIA or FBI to commit murder. The Senate Intelligence Committee has also obtained vouchers, which prove exotic assassination weapons hav. been sold to U. S. agencies. Senate investigators have evidence, furthermore,. that assassination teams were trained at secret sites somewhPrp in grnan Delayed - major CIA has denied having anything to do with domestic murder nlnt Atasecret Se nate hearing, meanwhile, an FBI informant in Tampa, Joseph Burton, testified that his FBI contact wanted him to do away with an alleged revolutionary. The bizarre plot called for Burton to conspire with the radical, Richard Arvedon, to kidnap a federal Judge. Then Burton would gun down Arvedon on the Judge's property, making it look as If a revolutionary plot had backfired, Burton testified. Blast; F*i 1*ip*i n0 SKyjacker Surrenders Bad Bill Pending the Job," the source said. Normally, the CIA would try, he said, to maneuver the victim out of the country before arranging his disappearance. But one CIA source, with only second-hand knowledge of the case told of a spy who was thrown off a New York City bridge. A cooperative police lieutenant allegedly submitted a suicide report on the victim. We have been unable, however, to confirm the incident. In secret testimony before the Rockefeller Commission, Frank Sturgis of the Watergate By Bomb Family Awaits Captors' Call postponing There has been se&et, sworn testimony that - ' municipalities paid for their money was 6.32 per cent, based on the Dow Jones municipal bond yield index. Two weeks ago it had risen to 7.59 per cent. Last week It Jumped to 7.78 per cent, At those rates, municipalities might find explain to Americans that discussions about themselves building even bigger problems for With unemployment persisting In hovering 4 April, ll, wrote old Gideon Welles, [An"loopholes" are primarily discussions of social the future, and so many of them are likely to be coin's Secretary of the Navy, "was a month Florida's Governor Madison Starke Perry sent near the nine per cent mark, it may be true that an appeal for help to neighboring states and goals and aspirations. If such goals as more oil forced into new projects. pregnant with facts of unsurpassed Interest In volunteers poured in to raise the Confederate many workers are happy Just to have a Job. But It Is no less true that 18 months of exploration, more capital accumulation to create That option, however, isn't open to those cities, American history." banner at the very spot where the first American depressing economic news has pushed the businesses and jobs, more housing and city bond states and agencies whose existing debt is One of those facts was that while all eyes, flag had been flown by Andrew Jadwn. "dissatisfaction index" of workers to a high coming due and needs to be refinanced. This is North and South, were riveted on Fort Sumter in financing are desirable, and we think they are, the Commodore James Armstrong, commandant level, contends James L Hayes, president of the especially true of state housing agencies, which Charleston Harbor, the Civil War almost slipped of the Navy fiddler must be paid. Yard faced a dilemma. Many of his must refinance hundreds of millions of dollars in the back door at Pensacola's Fort Pickens. American Management Assn. "This Is a healthy staff and senItr ship officers were Southerners Tax incentives to achieve these goals within the next year. dissatisfaction that employes too often hesitate One itchy trigger finger there might have and were watching progress of the NCOfl opposed to the creation of new alphabetical federal Some market observers are inclined to say the made Florida the launching pad for the bloody movement toezpressbecausetheyfeelwordwmgetarowyj with anticipation. A majority of the agencies to do the task — have been eminently fe"rs are Irrational. They note that some of the conflict, they are trouble-makers." younger officers leaned the other way. ArmToo many executives, he says, fail to realize successful as the progress of the United States of very high borrowing charges are being attached ' it didn't turn out that way was no fault of strong was not sure which ones would be that thi3kind of to offerings carrying top ratings by the rating theThat dissatisfaction may be as in-, America exhibits. South. From the moment Florida seceded trustworthy if fighting broke out. portant to productivity as employe loyalty, and services, form the Union. precstir wpc o' to !e!e the Cnngres "ou!d be engaging in pract:ce As rumors flew he asked Washington for Iii that if employes are suppressing their disconI. _.,..,.4. ,.- 4 4* If the rating services, which delve deeply into federal military cstablLthmcr.t,, in the state. S 41.. structions. Back came the order: "Defend!" tent, w uit ieath Ui e competitive enthey may also be suppressing solutions to the financial structure of companies and mu- Senator David Yulee, who wudoing auhecould Looking over his skimpy, divided force, the that discontent, terprise system if it hamstrings the private nicipalities, declare the bonds safe, why to strengthen Florida for the long struggle, said commander must have wondered: ,,With centives, whatever their popular name. Wise managers, on the other hand, are taking shouldn't investors also consider them safe? this demanded first priority. Accordingly, seven what?" steps to channel dissatisfaction into constructive There are several partial explanations, all of days before secession was official, a militia IL Adam J. Slemmer, commanding 46 at. use. When employes realize that management is which lead to the same generalization: a lack of company from Quincy captured the Chat. tillerymen at Barrancu Barracks, had no as concerned as they are, this confidence. often is the tahoochee arsenal with its huge store of powder doubts. He moved his company into the fort and catalyst that turns pent-up frustration Into The rating services might judge the soundness and ni mu tions, The Congress Isn't going to do what it ought to do. looked around for a better position of defense. At positive results. That's of bonds but they don't put their money on them; One day later St. Augustine's venerable drop all price controls on natural gas, old and new, onshore Hayes cites one company that sponsored a there's a big difference, easily recognized by any Marion was surrendered to superior force byFort the very hour secession was being voted in offshore. its Tallahassee, Stemmer's men and some Navy "Why I'm More Dissatisfied Than You,, contest. investors. They are not going to do it because it would mean an 11T1 paperwork. Investing is for real; rating Is garrison of one, a proud old sergeant who personnel crossed the bay and occupied the Possibly absurd on the surface, it provided marched out with honor Intact, mediate increase m consumer prices. After the rough price empty Fort Pickens. feedback to management on what were sources Moreover, the big institutions that purchase increases that the But the Pensacola installations, a busy Navy HIS move was just in time. Florida had been a of discontent. economy has suffered this summer, bonds In quantity have other outlets for their yard serving ships of war, and congressmen have returned to Washington determined to a cluster of forts Confederate but a single day when surrender of The company determined, for example, that funds, especially If they are nontaxpaying en- commanding the harbor, were protect their irate constituents from any more inflation, another matter, the Navy Yard was demanded, the majority of employes would be happier President Ford with his veto pen has so far been able to keep titles. The municipal bond tax-exemption has no These were the key to the Gull of Mexico. Commordore Armstrong, who had not tilted a starting to work attraction to at eight o'clock instead of nine pension funds, for example. the Congress From extending oil price controls. He ca n't Both sides realized their importance. finger to strengthen his command, wilted, and taking half-bout Instead of hour lunches. decontrol gas, however, without congressional action. A baa bill is pending on the Senate floor in Washington. It would extend the scope of natural gas price controls instead of repealing them. The bill, S692, Sen. Ernest Hollings, 1)-S.C., should be defeated in favor of a substitute by Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tex.. which would provide for partial deregulation. Senators should take the long view. - Ni\I __,_,~ , - - - .1 Consulate Hit . Police Probing P A blind person can play cards, Scrabble and Monopoly with braille versions of these games. — The New York subway system has braill e ma ps and the Chemical Bank of New York has introduced braille checking statewide. The Internal Revenue Service allows braille editions of books and magazines to be deducted as a medical expense for the amount exceeding the Cost of regular editions. Unfortunately, says the Foundation, only about 25 per cent of legally blind people are familiar with braille, and only some 12 to 15 per cent can read it with ease. "Opt.acon" (short for Optical Tactile Converter), a device with a small camera atIachment which converts printed type into raised letters that can be read with the fingers, has been called a breakthrough. But the device is still very expensive almost $3,000 and slow to use. vc" On Sinai Monitors ... - ' Congress y Ma Vote .. elevators. price Early this year the average price .1 BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — three mortar shells at olive vived in two Beirut suburbs demilitarization accord that Christian. sectarian fighting may break Machine-gun fighting broke out groves where fighters from Za- the Moslem Shiite district of called for dismantling street The reports sa id the guerrilla out after the current Eid El Fitr again today between the pee- garth set up their advance Chiyah and the Maronite Chris- barricades and withdrawal of leadership and senior army of- holiday which ends the Moslem dominantly Moslem port city of lines. thin area of Ein Rununaneh. A all armed men from Chiyah and ficers in the north were trying month of fasting, known as Tripoli and the Christian town police spokesman said one Ein Rummaneh. tonegotiatea cease-fire and ar. Ramadan. of Zagarta in north Lebanon, Four persons including two woman had been killed and ranging an for exchange of al)About 6,000 persons have telephone reports said. soldiers were reported injured three men wounded In the past Army forces have been man- ducted prsons between the two been killed and 18,000 Injured in in the fighti ng which still was 24 hours. Snipers kept roads in ning buffer zones between Ti-isides, five rounds of religious warfare Witnesses said the exchange reported under way two hours the two areas closed. pull, home town of Premier April. A 10-day battle last since at one point involved Palestln- after the initial outbreak at Rashid Karami, a Moslem, and The new tension in Beirut and month in Tripoli and Zagarta ian guerrillas in the refugee midday. Both sides have accused each Zagarta, home town of Presi- the north raised fears that took more than 400 fives and camp of Baddawi who lobbed Sporadic shooting also re- other of failing to comply with a dent Suleiman Franjieh, a ano ther round of widespread wounded 1,000 persons. WASHINGTON (A p -. The Israel and Egypt, P administration promised aid to Senate Foreign Relations CornThe committee was under Israel and Egypt as part of the mittee, under pressure to act pressure from Senate leaders to Sinai accord, , MIAMI \i' P,!ir,. ;tr*' inS;t Arthr Scl quickly on the question of plac- act quickly so the Senate would He suggested the cwniniflec vetigaung a bvtiiinng of the Miami Police Department SII ing American monitors in the not have to postpone next approve assigning the AmenDominican Republic consulate a police watch had been or. NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — A Milwaukee man who Sinai, may vote after nearing week's Columbus Day recess, can techniclLns but in a sepathat left extensive damage but dered for the consulate, located admitted killing three tourists "just shrugged his public testimony from SecreThe White House had wanted rate resolution ask President no injuries, shoulders" when told that today's date with the hangman in an exclusive office-residentary of State Henry A. Kissin- congressional approval of the Ford to find out if Israel or A Counsul Aquilino Ricardo, his tial section just south of down-as delayed by a reprieve, a U.S. official says. ger. technician Issue by last Friday. Egypt would object if the rewife and two grandchildren town Miami, last week because A. Stephen Vitale, U.S. consul in Nassau, said he told Kissinger's appearance be- The House International Rela- lated agreements were subHENRY KISSINGER re upstairs in the two-story of the threats. Michiah Shobek, 22, late Monday that Bahamian officials fore the committee today was to Lions Committee has approved mitted to the Senate for raWI- "good faith statements of building when the bomb exhad decided to review the U.S. Embassy's desperate final The bomb, which police said be followed by testimony from the stationing of the civilian cation as treaties, present inte,itions" by the ad- ploded late Monday. attempt to gain an appeal. The hanging had been set for 8 had been planted outside the former Sen. J. William technician s, clearing the way Paul Warnke, former assist- ministration. A police officer said they es- consulate, rocked nearby builda m, today. Fulbright, onetime chairman of for a full House vote later this ant secretary of defense, told lie said that some of the as- caped injury because the see- ings, shattering glass and "lie had trouble understanding the news," Vitale said, the panel. The committee then week, the committee Monday that if surances of U.S. support in the ond floor is reinforced with spreading "lie looked stunned and a little groggy. I had to repeat debris over a wide may vote late today. Both Israel and Egypt sought the agreements are intended to event Israel's security is steel girders that what I said, that the appeal had been accepted and he shielded them area. The entire glass facade of A consensus appeared to be the use of Am erican civilians to be binding they cannot become threatened "may h. t'nflcIris tnuldn't !ro'n the blast. "te T'. --'-" — ...*#S4.. ..Ab *kiur was blown ueveioping on the commlttøs' • fr'',''':, a oon. -, ''Sinai nj' . r"'..4.IV, .;,,',, 1E$,Ij. (AIL• for lirniung congressional a- (litiofl3 ul their signing the In- of Congress. United States forces in hostil- childrea said consulate officials Police said they had no susproval to the use of the monitors terim accord. He proposed that the panel itles.” had received threats for the pects. But they quoted witwhile disclaiming immediate Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, I)- adopt language specifically disThe President cannot by hun. past several days. nesses as saying an orange vol. consent for related peace Mo., today questioned the claiming assent to corn- self bind the U.S. government in "I knew this was going to kswagon sped away from the agreements binding the United validity of "executive mitments beyond the 200 tech- sich matters of grave impor- happen. I Just knew it," she said scene shortly before the cx1)UBI.IN, Ireland (AP) —The family of kidnaped Dutch States to consideration of aid to agreements" in which the niclans, labeling them merely tance, Warnke declared. after the bombing. plosion. industrialist Tiede Herrema was reported waiting today Last week, Humberto Lopez for a telephone call from his captors seeking to make a Jr., an anti-Castro activist who new deal for his release. fled the United Sta tes after Dutch Embassy sources said a member of the gang that being convicted of manufackidnaped Ilerrema Friday telephoned his son, Jelle, at the turing bombs, was deported to Embassy Monday and quoted a "pet family nickname" the United States by the Dothat could only have been known to the abducted MANILA, The Philippines "guaranteed to help the hijack- why Morales, a Christian, Authorities quickly refueled had been arrested on unsubs- minican Republic. He was atbusinessman. (AP) — A young, heavily at- er in solving his problem," offi- wanted to go to Moslem Libya. the jet, installed a special radio tantiated charges earlier this rested by federal agents when The kidnapers had demanded the release of three Irish med Filipino grieving over the dais said. There was also to make the no Immediate two-engine, Britishmonth and that his boy was in- he arrived in Miami. Republican Army prisoners Rose Dugdale, Kevin kidnaping of his 4-year-old Authorities said Morales' explanation of why he told p0bill BAC1-11 conform with nocent of any wrongdoing. He But Investigators offered no Slallon and Jim Hyland — by Sunday or Herrema would daughter hijacked a JeWner todaughter was kidnaped a few Bee he was angry over the al. rules for overseas flight, and did not say how old his son was speculation on any possible be executed. The Irish government refused and the day and demandod to be flown days ago In Davao, The Philip. leged arrest of a son, swapped a top pilot and the airor give any other details, connection between the borndeadline passed without word on Ilerrema's fate. to Libya, but gave up at Manila pines' second largest city, on Police said Morales was line's executive vice president In response to a plea from bing and Lopez' deportation T'he informants said young Herrema asked the caller airport after nearly Wne hours the southeastern coast of Mind- armed with a .45-caliber pistol, for 41 of the passengers, in- The Philippines police chief to and arrest. Monday whether the kidnapers wanted ransom and he without firing a shot, author- anao, 600 miles south of Manila, a grenade and 160 rounds of cluding all the women. The release family groups, he said, as told, "It's not a matter of money." The sources said itles said. The hijacker seized the plane ammunition, and that he corn- original five crew members re- "I shall determine who will be the caller promised to telephone Jelle at the embassy The man, identified as Cam- in the final minutes of a flight mandeered tl'. plane by claim- mained aboard. released. They all have one life again today. ilo Morales, about 25, surren- from Davao to Manila. ing he had hIdden a bomb The plane then rolled out onto just as I do. I shall be the one to dered after the government It was not Immediately clear aboard, the runway as if ready to take choose who shall be freed and - off but returned to the tarmac, not you." A Philippine Airlines official He earlier had threatened to said the plane would not depart, shoot a passenger, saying, "I and the hijacker was seized and am used to killing people," but whisked away in a police no shots were fired. OCTOBER S. 1975 BIRTHS vehicle. All remaining Authorities had offered to exIt AI)MISSIONS Mr. & Mrs. Jack (Karen) passengers and airline employ- change the BAC-l.11, which has Perce, a boy, Sanford OCT. 7 Past Grand Knight dinner, Women of the Moose Chapter es aboard the plane were un- a flight time of about five hours, Sanford: DISCHARGES Disabled American Veterans Knights of Columbus, 8p.m. for 1404, Christmas in October harmed, for a longer-range DC-8, but the Willie Atkins Sanford: Two of those freed earlier hijacker refused. regular meeting atlp.m.; DAV members and wives, night, gifts for Mooseheart and Milton E. Burhop M&lo J. D'Allegro were Charles and Ann Leland, a Building, Hwy. 1712. Order of Eagles Moosehaven. Jimmie 14, Daniels Theodore B. Richardson retired couple from FL LauSanford-Seminole Art Sanford Tourist and Shuf. Pizza Party and dpce, 7 p.m., Michael Haws Thelma Stephenson Assn., derdale, Fla., who were vacaSAVE ON 7:30 p.m., Cultural Arts tioning in Davao. Mrs. Julius W. Lawson S h I r I e y W ill me r ., fleboard Club covered-dish club home in Fern Park. ,0 Leland Building, 5th and Oak. supper, 6 p.m., business Britahononcr,.,Iajt, for months 13 laretha Sims WORK SHOES Casselberry said the hijacker "kissed me Demonstration by John meeting, 7p.m. at clubhouse on Coritrtl roaches and ants the Richard L. Williams Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 William Best, Deltona goodby on the forehead when \'eackle. AND lakefront. BOOTS eas way — brush No-Roach in p.m., Central Christian Church. Edward M. Wilson, DeBary Paul H. Thomas, Deltona we left the am-raft • Mcabincts, around (.K.1'. 11 50W. Ivanhoe Ivaoe Blvd., Orlando. OCT. araret H. Wunderlich, Rose L. Glazier, Geneva )v'vece Altamonte.Casselberry cupboards; a nitime." She said the Arm y.'Navy bathroom and kitchen fixtures. lunPanel DeBary discussion on ConserWeight Watchers, 7 p.m., hijacker was "calm, good lookRobin L. Hanna, Ocala Chamber of Commerce Colorless, odorless coating Sanford Woman's Club. Christopher A. Mullins, Lake noon, vatlon Education. Patricia A. Morris, Osteen cheon meeting, ing and courteous." stays effective for months. Mary Priscilla Hodges, Oviedo Altamonte Springs Civic The hijacker told police over 310 SANFORD AVE Robin L Hanna,-Ocala Mrs. James (Carolyn) Center, Political candidates. the plane's radio that his son Corrie A. Jencks, Orange City Mitchell & baby boy, Sanford -_ Seminole. Unit 30 of DAV Mrs. Ronald (Edith) DishMarilyne A. Peterson, Winter Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. , Springs man & baby girl, Paola Longwood Elementary X=m School P10, 7:30 p.m., Police _W A Southern Bel Cir.sic Chief Doug Keller will speak on bicycle safety. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — 1974, and later said she had Members of the Symbionese joined the terrorist organ. Barber Shop Chorus for Liberation Army spent much of ization, was arrested the same Gilbo women, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Mrs. Robert C. (Pauline) DR. ALLAN JONES their 19 months underground day in another apartment along Community Center. Contact Casselberry; two sons, Niles Joan attempting to compile a written with Wendy Yoshimura, Dickens, DeBary for Funeral services were held Joles, Dexter, N.Y. and Kenexplanation of their philosophy, wanted on federal explosives formation, today in Orlando for Dr. T. i,eth Joles, Jacksonville, ?&C.; according to a source close to charget. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., the Investigation. Allan Jones, 7, member of a several brothers end sisters; The SLA material which was pioiieer Sanford family, who seven grandchildren and two Sanford Woman's Club, Oak The source said investigators carted from the Harris apart~~ " Avenue. Open house and have not yet made their way ment by the FBI on Friday In/ died there Monday. Born In great-grandchildren. / Funeral services and burial cooking demonstration, Jacksonville, he was raised in By Doctor Alex Bell through the mountain of docu- eludes "some personal stuff," Sanford and attended old in Dexter, N.Y. Gramkow- On',, ments confiscated from the butthereisnowaytodetermine / Funeral Sanford High School. He moved Gaines Home, . "Changing Environment of apartment where Bill and Em- who wrote any of It, the source to Orlando in 1928 and then to Longwood in charge of local Florida As It Affects Wild Life" Ily Harris were living when said. "U",, Miami Beach. Returning to arrangements. There are no signatures on 9:30 a.m., Florida Power and they were arrested Sept. 18. Ib1le new Orlando in 1941, he became Patricia Hearst, who was kid- any of the pages and they are Light building, Sanford. ROBERT MEHAFFEY /1 city's leading pediatrician, naped by the SLA on Feb. 4, not filed In any identifiable or book aboui 't SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier ___________________________ der, '. retiring in 1968. Until 1973, he the source said. Robert Lee Mahaffey, 69, of Res 'oniroll frtk taurant. was on the staff of Sunland 310 holl y Ave., Sanford, died There is no elaboration in the cots of vow Hospital, Orlando. documents _____________________________ of Miss Hearst, about thethe kidnaping Hopper Fiementary School ___________________________ Sunday. Born in Griffin, Ga., he - I _. Survivors are his daughter, CU-flC to Sanford in 1946 from PTA, 7:30 p.m., general source said. ¶Ait-d-SLlk' V Mrs. Buell Duncan Jr., Columbus, Ga. He was retired business meeting and guest "There Is nothing In there that phone cill Monday high 85. OvernIght Orlando; son, T. Allan Jones from the Seaboard Coast Line spem'ker. Room visitations from says, 'I put on a wig and black Rainfall ll was .96 inches. low 65. nakeup and kidnaped her." Jr., Miami, and four grand* and a member of the Fieldale ito 7:30. A nursery will be Partly cloudy through children. Witnesses said two black men Baptist Church, Mecca Lodge available. Wednesday with a chance of Lç.J and a woman were the abduc. of the Odd Fellows in Fieldale, (Xi' mainly' afternoon 10.11 and evening tors. MRS. IIEI4TJIAJOJFS Va., and was a graduate of the -.... --I- __ __ Date With Han Handicap %066 .. icit of $1,000. The effect of this Is to raise the price that governments must pay for the money they borrow. As the of a bond declines, the in. terest rise relatively. Reducing ' 0 . LISBON, Portugal (AP) Radical soldiers of a rebellious artillery unit rejected President Francisco da Costa Comes' tall for military discipline and declared they will use their guns to protect Portugal's "oppressed classes." Soldiers of the 1st light Artillery Regiment (RALLIS), stationed on the outskirts of the capital, were cheered by it Con iniun ist4ed crowd of several thousand when a soldier climbed on a guardhouse rooftop Monday and shouted: "We have voted to be always on the side of the people. We are ready to use our arms to protect the oppressed classes." But spokesmen for the artillery unit said flAWS doesn't want civil war, and two soldiers on the guardhouse rooftop held a large red banner declaring, "No to Civil .. oar. - . Machine -Gn Baffles Break Out Again - Radical Soldiers Reject Call For Military Discipline ______________________ Other Cities IN BRIEF 1 This I also National 441 Week and 441 members throughout the state and nation will join In a salute to America's Bicentennial celebration. More than 7.2 million youngsters between the ages of 9-19 are currently enrolled. In 4-11 programs across the country and they'll celebrate the week Spirt of Tomorrow." ith the theme -4-11 —'76 — Bill Currie . Tuesday, Oct. 7, IM—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Speaking of Friday's gsme, someone should tell the local radio announcer to make sure he's off the air before opening his mouth to utter cuss Seems he was unhappy with th e way his aide was Del.and providing him with statistics In Friday's with an epithet or Seminole clash when he let loose two that doesn't belong on the airwaves. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) takes a dim view of such language on the air. We've known announcers and stations who were severely reprimanded and punished for Just such actions. Next time, use a bit more caution, Jerry. You'll stay on the air a lot longer that way. Granted, non' of us likes to lose, especially tinder such circumstances. However, there's nothing to be gained by 'responsible' coaches, Wish we'd stop hearing moans and groans that teachers, students or anyone else constantly the officials stole last Friday's Seminole High-mwining loud and long that 'we was robbed." l)t'Lafl(l football game from the locals. The day may conic when the breaks go our way Moreover, the laws represent deliberate policies by Congress to serve what it considers proper social goals such as adequate housing, bond markets. Massachusetts, Connecticut, California and bountiful farm production, local financing of parks, Grtu are among the statz's that have ixeii .'t;dia, schools and zn f'r1' forced to pay t4ner~eih,.!i L-ccause of investor Nevertheless, the Ways and Means Committee doubt and caution arising from New York City's of the House has promised a "crackdown" on the plight. loopholes and plans to submit its proposals to More problems very likely lie ahead for the Congress by Oct. 28 whenit will begin hearings on rest of this year and into 1975 because of the need national health plans. of housing agencies inseveral states to refinance maturing debt. Some bondmen have doubts The tax priorities outlined by Chairman Al about the agencies' ability to do so. Ullman include curbs on real estate, farm and Is that the so-called municipal bond The other tax shelters, an increase in minimum taxes marketfact is in serious trouble, and the limited for wealthy people, elimination of individual amount of financing deductions, limitations on foreign tax cdits for probably will have to beit can accommodate done at record high multinational corporations and changes in capital costs. gains levies. In the past eight months the typical $1,000 state So far the path is familiar. Not too many years or city bond has declined in market value by ago as we recall, Rep. Wilbur Mills, then chairman nearly $185. That is, retail buyers of the bonds are willing to pay only $815 for paper with a face of the House Ways and Means Committee also value The difference between then and now, however, is in the temper of the times. Americans in general are disenchanted with government, angry at the high prices of things and have adopted the word "ripoff" as another colorful addition to the language. Under the circumstances it will not be easy to .. 11 Evening HerWd announced his intention to move against 43 tax loopholes." Most of them still exist. •..- _____ WEATHER - ___________ . - _______ �In And Around Chuluota It's Sex No Matter 411111011111111111101111111111 Crosdales Return Home What The Terminology _ I rom Visit Snn — w — WR• With 'WU•UU WWUU . Peg and Bill Crosdale have just returned from Oscada, Mich. They visited wi th their son, Capt. and _ they enjoyed seeing the three MaLt. John H. Crosdale, USAF, who will be stationed there for the next three years. Michigan, the Crosdales called on our f or mer Postmistress, aurtne Walker Tina , 1;0~_,? . and - Orlando. N ' - enjoyable weekend , r c1cd'. .*4j knA Piro nerware Party S _ d H. was 'hampagne ta diuui, The honoree and hostess was College in Montgomery, Ala. foun in, hiid hluntingaon Fire Hall. The party was held served their 25th wedding arrangements and a lighted born in Sanford, attended local Her as a fund raising project toward anniversary Saturday night the purchase of a rescue van, with a gala celebration at their Katherine Kirk won the door Celery Avenue home. prize. Shirley Van Wormer and The couple was married Oct. Rita McLaughlin served 2, 1950 in a simple ceremony. _ refreshments. sleeveless coat-style gown, Mildred Byrnes of Third interwoven with silver threads. Court was elected president of She prepared th e buffet which WOMEN 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford , Fl. Dall _ l _ Ro I ______ _____ _ £ HV were all women gins Marty's teeth looked so lovely who b' very ni-nud of int1 i!s: every Inch of exposed flesh, they weren't real, lie ate and seemed to photography, Included on the guest list Tuesday, Oct. Oct.7, isis io ' The men in the store were everything, and his kisses were YOURS FOR EQUALITY I I ~'.., riod Lion advantage into a Detroit, considered a cellar candidate in preseason by most George critics, had beaten Green My and Atlanta but now is 2-1 and second in the Central Division behind unbeaten Minnesota. Sunday the Lions host cago while the Cowboys W be at New York against the wants. _________________ CHARI.ESTON, S. C.(AP) — Although Intrauterine con' traceptive devices (IUDs) are about gl percent effecti ve when in place, on rare occasions they can pierce the uterine wall and enter the abdominal cavity, two physicians at the Medical University of South Carolina here report. Fortunately. allnost all JuDs are radiopaque and can be lo. cated with X-ray studies, because manual or mechanical I0- these methods should be tried first, say Dr. E.Q. Seymour, radiologist, and Dr. if. Oliver Wil. liamson. gynecologist. X.rays are also Indicated if there Is a question as to the position of the device when surgery Is essary to em It. Removal b imperative if the IUD has gom thr ough the uterine wall and r ove into the abdominal cavity because it can perforate the bowel and cause other serious lIiDs are used by anywhere from three to fi ve million WOIfr en. Piercing the wall of the Ut enis occurs about four of 10,000 users. The risk is lowest when the HID is Inserted by an experienced physician. only in ma Smith Look For Help FJL1113 with a needle as it is to one who uses a brush. I feel strongly that an embroidered picture should be signed by the pet-son who worked it though I must confess so carried away by a design I'm creating that I f orget to sign it. Remember that embroidered pictures frequently outlive the person who created Um. When we see a lovely embro idery, how nice to know that ft was done by yOur enbroidery, years from now admirers of the felicitous blend of colors in the design will know the name of the artist. At the very least an embroiderer should put her initials and the date in some unobtru.she place on the canvas o linen. In "Merton," the flower arrangement on the cover of "Heritage Embroidery," I signed my Initials and year in beige, slightly deeper than the background linen, so that it is almost lost In the flowers at the bottom of the picture. In the cove design of "Crea ti ve Ca nvas Work," I did the same thing In pale green against a darker background. The initials blend into the green of the leaf just above them and look like part of the design. Japanese artists often sign their with in small decorative lozenges that complement the design. Take the time to think where to place your signature or irdtiab. Don't put big initials or numbers on a delicate design. Choose the color carefully. I like the idea of doing it as a little counted stitch on the threat no large basting — stitches, please! However, no one sho uld claim authorship of a design, iul he or she did indeed create it. I'm f requently distressed to see somebody take credit for a design when r ecognize that it was copied from a book or kit sometimes one of mine! I find this particularly unattractive when the person en ters the piece in a needlework ____ Dear Elsa, - r—_— I I^ _______ remember what had happened. was about 21 but left because "It took five months and five the older people seemed like hospi ta Is in a raw to bring me to Parents and that was where part of her problem was. my knees, to realize I could , control my drinking and I was At 22, college completed, she suffering myself with the moved out of her parents' house disease of alcoholism,,, she and into an unchallenging job. said, asking that her last name tier drinking became more be withheld, serious. Then came the five hospitals in five months and the Of an estimated Y0U1t blackouts. alcoholics in the United States some, like Mimi, are turning for "A blackout Is something help to a group opera ti ng wi thin most al coholics ex perience," Alcoholics Anonymous, called she said. "To everybody around you are wide awake and Young ople's AA. yeu Mimi described her life be. functioning but you don't refore YPAA at the recen; lath member. Your memory during International Conference of that time blacks out." Young People in AA In MemShe found YPAA after stayphis. Ing dry rive months by herself. For years Mimi said she had Slowly she began to open up. been telling herself her problem The program itself Li based on a was within her family, where willing ness, one day at a time, she had grown up and into not to drink, she said. "But they drinking as a way out, give you 12 steps to change your "Ii wasn't until I broke away sick personality so that a need from the family unit that I re- to drink to fill the emptiness In alized! had a drinking problem that personality is changed." MY Mm," she said. But the The Impact of YPAA hit her (inn! realization_. the hospital about eight months later. Of and broken ribs — was still •. -- - - ARRIVE AHVE SUNSHINE STATE ____j _____________________ ___ - FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS -I was impressed with the Lions," Dallas Coach Tom Ian. IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW, '! _______ being. - 4P' ,-I- ________________ . __________________ _______________ ________________ - A Cr_--I:;,. _-,RtP _~ -,. t i P44, 1~§ ': f IBC --. .~1. —A 29-yard draw play by Charles Young of the Cowboys, __ __ ...... 1. . 1, -. 4.- 1. J _ '. *,., -1 MOVING CAN BE 4 RE4L HEADACHEI BOY SCOUTS . . . CENTRAL FLORIDA 6 a SH ELTF.RED WORKSHOP . - . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . . GIRL SCOUTS - . . GO CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES SAMARITAN HOME... MID FLORIDA CENTER i I 01 ~. SALVATION ARMY . . . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH. .. USO... YMCA,.. PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY lost 25 yards on penalties. --< _\ 4 cerned," Lions' Coach Rick Forzano i nsisted. "We had momentum up to that point. We had 'em. But that snap turned the whole thing around." . . If ., I Hostess. 1. f -. MARGE WILLIAMS 322 - __ .,,' ___ I _ Richard Hicks, the cen te r on kicks, snapped low and punter - _ -I I , - ficiating is I N_ --\ ____ as students and fans of both Robinson (Orlando), Bob Blair _________________ schools are still fuming over a variety of incidents including alleged late whistles and possible prejudice. "I have spent three hours ____________________ S~ _____ nT ' _, _____________________ -- _____________ _________ ____________ , - game," said Dick Pace, of the Central "It happens every so often. Both principals seem to agree that it was a poorly officiated To lking to pe ople about In. cidents surrounding this . ~_ _____ . (Continued on Page 3-B) uc s o. Gators ta _______________ commissioner B k N I 1 10 ____________ ___________ ________________________________________ ___________________________________ _ _____ — ___ JOHNSON FETED BY OPTIMISTS . and honored as such by the Sanford Optbnhsts Club. Left to right are Marlin P. Bacon Sr,, of , game." The most distressing factor Pace has f ound is that an of. 1 8th Spot (Poll Results, Page 2-B) Rouge, moved from 20th to 18th. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Buckeyes of Ohio State ficial from DeLand was Barry Switzer, coach of the impressed the voters and a naassigned to the game. "A claim defending national champions, tiotial television audience with has been made that he ca lled says Oklahoma is- not the team a 41-20 rout of UCLA and re. DeLand players by first name were in '74" and It showed ceived 47 first-place votes and and was very friendly to them today when the Sooners 1,178 of a possible 1,240 po ints during Cie game," added Pace. dropped from first place to sec. from a nationwide panel of 62 "The fact that he was assigned ond be hind Ohio Slate in The sports writers and broad. Optimists. Johnson and C.B. Franklin, dean of students at Seminole and also an Optimist Club to the game was the first Associated Press college foot- casters. member. Seminole dropped an 18-13 verdict to DeLand Friday, but Johnson was outstanding in mistake." ball ratings. Meanwniie,Ukianoma,which Procedure in assigning defeat. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) Florida , after an impressive games is that competing 34-6 win over LSU at Baton was hard-pressed to beat winless Miami of Florida 20-17 a week ago, had an even closer S U battle with Colorado, winning 0 0 PostmSeason Rota Bowl Gaining rt * _ extra-point kick with 1; to play. The Sooners rece ived 14 first-place votes and 1,072 _____ The pair finished the recent St. Augustine meet points. on by Trinity Prep. They were 13 SecOIXIS ahead of the field. And Last week, Oklahoma rethey literally jogged th e 1.5 mile course. Barksdale was fourth and teammates ceived 30 f irst-place ballots to one-two in H yn ' ____ _____________ a ____________ es Trinity 's Georgia ______ - - By JIM HAYNES ______________________________________ _________________________________________________ hauled in enough points to win the meet. Trinity's Thad McNulty won the boys individual race while his eight-grade brother Paul took junior varsity competition. Woody Hayes' Buckeyes 1,0 6 points to 1,065. Ohio State was No. 1 a year ago until the d osing weeks of the campaign the appearance of attendance and mutuel handle at Orlando- igan Slate and surrendered the Woe is the Seminole Turf Club! After opening last Wednesday Seminole Jai-Alai, up 4 per cent and 10 per cent, respectively, top spot to Oklahoma, which basketball tournament will precede the grid contest. and posting a couple solid-looking nights, ill fortunes have set in over last year's calendar matchup, Sharing the spotlight with two bowl-bound football powers within I t Herman Weaver was run out of bounds at the l ion 33, automnthailv turninQ the ball over kept it the rest of the way. and left speculation that the little black cloud that cried must Southern California held onto liave (wiginated in the backstretch. Get the paint brushes ready. Prime the paint. [Ake Howell third place by defeating lo Not only were Frida y and Saturday's program postponed, bu t High School, gettiig whitewashed on the foot ba ll field far too 27-16. The Trojans received the Monday night quiniela and trifecla pari-mutuel machines were frequ mtly thisfall, isdue fora newcoatof paint. . inopera t i ve for th e first five races. Seems persons unknown went to great length last Thursday other first-place. vote and 975 points. Nebraska remained fourth with &56 points foHow Neil Slakin is gettirig quite a haptimn under fire in his first night to extol the virtues of Oviedo's football team, and the side of Iikc Howell's school was their drawing board, at th e helm of th e Turf Cl ub. a 31-16 triumph over Miami, But, he advises harness racing fans, keep the faith. Lightning The two team.s played a football game Friday night, and m0'il Fla. interesting, claim with a spray van%ere the words "Oviedo is No. s the twice, isn't that what thev say? Texa.s moved up from sev I.'' en th to fifth by rou ting Uta h At th e time of painting, both teams were 0-3 and hardly State Theresa new girl on the cross country block. Make that two 61-7. The Longhorns supbeckoning for sta of 'em. -te rmgnition. Must be something of a private planted Missouri. which Th ey are Robin and Donna Campbell of Gainesville Oak Hall. joke between th e two neighboring schools in South Seminole. dropped from fifth to 12th in the One thing. though, is that the artist ,Aas right. Oviedo was No. wake of a They transferred from Chicago, and Robin is the national 60031-7 loss to Michigan. sard girls champion. Ion that night.A35.0scoreproed it. Texas A&M stayed in six th _______________________________________________________________________ place wi th a 10-0 blank ing of — _. Kansas State. reach. _______________________________________________________________________ "That bad snap was the turn- - For fast relief call the DeLand and Seminole, scratch one or two in preseason. team. criticism of the game's of- They have a second chance Both coaches and principals still running strong. before the game. termed it the worst officiated There will be no change in the Officials assigned to Friday's game they had ever seen. 1-13 game won by DeLand and game in DeLand were Jack "Well, officials are human, basically, both coaches as well Frederick, (Leesburg) Red - -A 37-yard scoring aerial The key, of course, is attracting football teanis which will from Sta ubach to Pearson af ter command a capacity crowd at Lyman High's stadi um. The the Cowboys recovered a tArt- basketball tournament will also be at Lyman. A Nov. 29 fooWl dry fumble at the Lion 16 and game would not conflict with the prep playoffs, except that NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, ,/'_•_ night's controversial high both sch:)ols are given a choice foi DeLand, and not that of- _______ _________ ______________________ - school football game between of preference and a chance to ficlals were biased for either - - will be roundball squads from Lake Brandey, Lyrnan, Oviedo and Apopka. ne basketball tournanient, a preseason event, will be catch for a 42-yard touchdown first staged the night before andthe aftern oon of the football game. pass from Staubach on the Last season the Edgewater-Lake Brantley matchup netted play of the fourth quarter. $4,800 for South Seminole Rotary Club charity projects, not the -A yard halfback pass least of hlch is funding of the South Seminole Youth Center and from Robert Newhouse to Drew annual scholarships to deserving students. Cowboy fourth-period TD. ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY . _____ . ' schools submit two lists Leesburg) and Bobby Wyche preferred and scratched. The (DeLand). assigning agent, John Culley, The matter of prejudice Four days after Friday makes up the game list after centered around Wyche calling -'' - M_ - ** _ go-ahead touchdown In the thud areas," said Andy Anderson, chairman of the committee spearheading Bowl weekend, which Is going to be unique in that a quarter. WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEM INOLE . 11?. . a O v UT __un By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor " _________ ____ __ ______ ng Mich' . 'Al- "He was definitely an outstanding baseball man" Icials'' A ,r _____ .• coaches, athletic directors and principals from Seminole County ie "couple" big plays in- and Metro Conference tested the soup while Dolphins defensive cloded: whiz Dick Anderson entertained them, at the same time getting them primed for Rotary Bowl pleas. —A bad Detroit snap on punt amount of your choice where you work. . . .through Don Larsen, the only man to pitch a perfect World Series game, said that working under Stengel with the Yankees was "the greatest time I've ever had. We would only make it tough on ourselves if we couldn't play for him. ip am 10 .. ,, I _____ _____ dry said, obviously trying Giving The United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly Patterson, president of the California Angels noted, "You just had to wait until he has finished." And Kuhn added: 'IIe was tasebal' puck. He spooled us. But he made more friends for baseball than anybody has lived, "He communicated well with anybody, • and how they listened. He talked to ____ Jit , . I *.-.1,_ ______________________ The Rota ry Bowl, circa 1975, pulled up for its first bus stop ease Detroit's pain. "They en route to one of the biggest post-season high school played us real close in the ft half and, except for hitting a football gaines in Central Florida. Rotarians from the South Seminole Chapter picked up a full couple big plays, the game Seminole County's United Campaign your contribution In order to help your friends and neighhors who need help right now, your employee withholding plan. Even SOc a week builds to s26 & year. Money to help another h uman "a'. . — sometimes get Mabel Wood or Rosamund Vail In 1837 or 1895.11 you sign Jerry By MARIAN FOX Philadelphia aggravated her Associated Press Writer loneliness. "Being a cor~muter, MEMPHIS Tenn. (AP) I didn't have to mix In with Mimi, a slender, 24-year-old anybodyandst.ayedtomysefl" woman, decided to begin her in deep depression several battle against alcoholism when times, she attempted suicide. she woke up in a hospi ta l with She had joined AA when she two broken ribs and couldn't Pride of au thorship is as important to the artist who _____ a WHEN YOU GIVE THE UNITED WAY YOU HELP YOUR in _______ - CeeehaFarrnerisapatlentat and Mrs. Meyer, Lincoln Park, Mich; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Savannah, N.Y. __ . II presidents, kings, bankers and people bars. He talked baseball with affection." IVME%~ ..,. _____________ time on Terry "~ - _____ WW z led by pound tackle _____________________ __ Jethro Pugh, sacked Lion quar- I _____________________________ ffl: 1 terback Greg Landry so many I times he almost got artificial 1' grass stains on his Honolulu blue pants. The youth-infused Cowboys ran their recor d to 3-0 and sit alone atop the Eastern Division of the National Conference. __ Un . __ ma te ___ structure ti, A runaway. l Orlando;Mr.andMraceorge Brenner and Mr. and Mrs. , - Cowboy Meanwhile, his defensive - Young Drinkers n . wi League contest against Detroit. But the boos that reverberated off the newly raised ft. berglass roof of the plush $55.7 million stadium at the end of the nationally televised 36-10 Cowboy victory were for Lions. Detroit seemed helpless as Staubach turned a 109 third-pc- sentence lacked punctuation and as Arthur "Red" 01 Both Schools Upset Fil~oIi i i , V.,_ il f Critics Ragi _____ __ I ___________ night's National Football will Need/e Pride Is Important . -, A near-capacity crowd of 79,- in Lost IUDs Located By XwRays "I visited him in the hospital and asked him how he was," the minister said. "I never did find out but he talked about cveryone else." verbal Total I __ ___ 784 gave the Dallas Cowboys resounding boos when they were introduced before Monday remained and titles and three other American League crowns. 1~_ shngshot arm. ne specialist told Marty to , Hall who piloted the New York Yankees to seven World Series Stengel 's Was _______________________________________________________ - In And Around Sanford i. e * __ PONTIAC, MIch. (AP) Pontiac Stadium's majestic air-inflated dome didn't spring any leaks, but the Detroit Lions bubble was burst by Roger ' Staubach' shotgun offense and _______________________________________ Paytons Retire From , baseball manager of even l S — y" Beta Sigma Phi sorority and Herndon and Dr. Gonzalo 0."o Stengel, First United Methodist Church took note of "Stengelese," the mode of speech of the of Fame President Ford sent a letter of conilolcnce to Mrs. Stengcl, who couldn't attend the funeral because she has been hospitalized several months after suflering a stroke, The Rev. Dr. Kenneth A. Carlson of the The Church of the Recessional had standing room only at Forest Lawn 0 Glendale as past president of Sky Anchors Huarnan. DEAR YOURS: Your let. lake his teeth out, and when Toastmistress Club. Also Dr. Kenneth Wing, John ter was marked Iowa City, saw him there with his sunken Bill's parents, Mrs. Marie Hancock, William Kirk, Di-. Iowa, where It's hot enough cheeks and puckered lips, Conrad and the late William Norman Helfrich, Robert in summer to fry an egg shuddered. He looked so old, Conrad moved to Sanford from Karns, Ron Patteson, Carl an the sidewalk, so I can't fault ___________________________ Ten minutes later, with his Pennsylvania, where he was Dietrich , James Dyson, Judge the women for their bare backs, teeth back In, Marty was born. Following a tour of duty Voile A. Williams Jr., Jack legs and bellies. If a man chose handsome, youthful sell again I to expose that much (and some still care for him, but I can't as a Ca ptain in the U.S. Army Burney and Boyd Coleman • Also G.L. Swartz, Jerry men do), I'd call him sensible, bring myself to kiss him. Bill was discharged in Ger. B as a Farella, John Spolaki, Pete not"dlrty." many where he LET DOWN cost accounting investigator Kn owles, Dr. William Rape, DEAR ABBY: It was a he lp Rosa and "Pete" Payton Mayfair section, Is a show DEAR LET: The thought of with the U.S. Government until Ronald Dycus, Ben Butler, Di-. to me to read your recent letter t. ''T McCall of Sanford. The couple he have retired from their place. Rosa's extensive antique looked sans chopjoined his family here j, Vincent Robe r ts, William lyre, from the lady who was how Marty make their home in DORIS business, Payton Realty, after collectIon dates back to nearly is turfllng you off. Forget 5 Win. 1950. Walter Gielow, Henry disillusioned by the delay in stonSalem, N.C., where he 15 DIETRICH 26 years of service to the a lifetime of restoring trash to It.. repayment of a He was graduated from Schumacher and Harry small debt. on staff of Wacovia Correspon community. She was a real treasures. She continues to C I recently had a somewhat University of Miami (Florida) Eichelberger. .. -.-.-.- ... National Bank, At the wedding estate broker until about a year collect ar tifacts, and the older, Also Law School 1956 and Bill experience. My th Sou ward, Judge similar solution reception, held at Lakeland the DIAL ago, whet' Pete became the the better, for Rosa. FAIRWAY Florida Bar shortly af. Dominick Salfi, Clyde Long, was to reinstate a policy I forbroker. He joined the company Yacht and Country Club, Nancy terwards. His first law office William Hutchison Dr. mulated year ago and had Jr., _______________ and Bud were re-united with was in Merritt Island where Q Frank Chintz, Ralph Jarvis in 1963 when he retired from 'LA U N DROM AT and partially forgotten. Dial Boyle Jackson of Lakeland U.S. postal service. The couple Dry Cleaning at budget ::: Mr. and Mrs. E.G. (Mae) To wit: Grant a loan only a former Sanford schoo couple and their daughter, Jeff Garland, and Mrs. Mary plans to travel in the near prices and coin laundry . Cathy, now 10, remained until Gray and Mrs. Martha Samil. when you are secretly able to Russ have returned to the Icm 2.33-B, where she will teache r. .. u a pleasant at. future. Sanford area from their beach undergo major surgery Wed. 1969, when he opened his mosphere. Open 7 am. ::: Men and their wives on the present office at Casselberry. daily. Located at.. Also a tx1(iing contractor, home at Myrtle Beach, S.C. The nesday. guest list from Gainesville were Rosa will continue in this field, couple spend the winter months Conrad The purchased an Dr. Allen Y. Delaney, Dr. Allen at their home on the St. John's FAIRWAY PLAZA She Is presently Martha Samii, daughter of older, spacious country home G. DeLaney and Bruce Mullet Lake Park. On Hwy. 11•92at271h Ginger and Richard Herndon, a nd spend th older home on Narcissus River, eir spare Delaney; also Mary Del aney, : Nancy and Bud Kirk 322.9735 ofF Avenue and has a flair for and her 10-year-old 5°fl, home do-it-yourself projects Elizabeth DeLaney, Phillip a City, at nd Try it you'll like Iti .. te ed th e Lakeland William, are now making their and their vege Il tenor design and deorating. ta ble and flower Delaney and Michael Grant, . _______________________ wedding of Allison Towne, home in Sanford. Marth -.-.-w * a has gardens. Bill's hobby centers The Payton home, east of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, Lakeland, and Emmett lived in Iran since 1966. O th er guests were Mr. arid - - __ around all phases of Mrs. Harold llall and Miss Ethe Hall and escort, Winter Park and Sanford; Mr. Mrs. Michael Duncan, Ocala; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jones, , He was known as "The 01' Pcrlessor" mainly because of his phrase, "It's in the book. Look it up." But, Kuhn added, "Casey looked it up for all of us in his joyous mood." At Monday's funeral for Charles Dillon "Casey" Stengel, who died week ago at S, Kuhn said: "I doubt if anyone was more loved in this country than Casey the funeral services. Pallbearers Included greats of baseball and long time friends of the venerable Memorial Park for him." "He made more friends for baseball than anybody who has lived." ___________________________________ ___________________________________ t Stengel. Most of his players, maybe not all of them, loved him. Some adored Baseball Stengel parents are Mr. and Mrs. were the parents and the reasonably well covered. If a the best. Grady Duncan of Sanford. She following men and their wives: man were to expose that much Last week Marty's physician is "Girl Frida in her Hugh Duncan, William Wray, ofhimselfinpubflc,he would be suspected Marty had polyps In husband's law office, a member Judge Kenneth Leffler, quickly placed In confinement his nasal cavity so he sent of Sanford Woman's Club, a Robert Smith, John Fitz- and labeled a "dirty old man." Marty to an ear and nose charter member of Sanford patrick, David Smith Why not women? , Richard specialist. I Went with him. ________________ Peggy greeted the guests in a - eulogized wer Was More Than Great, He Casey Commissioner Bowie Kuhn Casey as "more than great, he was total." I - ' Inaset Kuhn: . had nothing to do with it. right, of course. But some consider It a gift. Then, when Well, now it's my turn people are hung up by the the pays It back, you complain: They did not "have graphic (though correct) will be pleasantly surprised, sex"; they had "sexual in- terminology, "sexual In- And if it's not repaid, you will tercourse." tercourse." "had sex" is easier be less hurt. Everybody has sex. A to say and communicates the NOVATO, CALIF. newborn baby has sex. The sex same message, so let's live and DEAR NOVATO: Sorry, but is either male or female, let people have sex or make loan is loan and a gift is a gift, Sex Is not something one love—and who cares? and very few people can afford DOES. It Is something one IS! DEAR ABBY: Herewith a the luxury of making a gift of a STICKLER IN OTTUMWA suggestion that "dirty old man" loan. Also, consider the DEAR STICKLER: You're be retired from further use and recipient's pride. The burden of "dirty young woman" be gratitude can be too heavy for substituted, some. Not everyone will accept I walked into the local a handout. supermarket yesterday and DEAH ABBY: just (ind invclf urrounde'd by i tliuvired tha t the a aii forest o bare legs, bare backs, been going with for 14 months .r..onrads Celebrate Anniversary __ Mr. "— "' ______ served '",'t on %%ednesa~dy morning at the I Peggy and Bill)-Lonrad o4- i.cindles, is;orted floral -.' 'W GLENDALE, Calif. (AP) bo to 'i .tne The Ladies Auxifia*ry0*o sex'. to meets Married 25 Years "making love " meant "having The complainer pointed out that the couple who met at a cocktail party and went to a motel to "make love" did NOT "make love"; they had sex, and i f sons Richard Sunday of every month at the Sixth street. and Phillip Walker also jour. Winter Park Hospital from 2 neyed to Michigan this past 4 p.m. All Ostamates are The Book Mobile will be in :., summer to see their mother. welcome. Chuluota every two weeks at the Shopping Center Parking lot RheLt Koontz, Chuluota's Buck and Ginny Chadwick 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 1, watchmaker was very pleased spent an in 15,29; Nov. 12, 26; Dec. 10, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred H. Conrad at silver wedding anniversary to have his sister and her Miami M visiting their son, Dick. Jan. 7, 21, W76. celebration. (Herald photo b Doris Dietrich) husband, Connie and Jack Lane, as w eekend guests. have been living in the Panama Zone, but they now plan to make their home tn Canal when they ~11- -, - I Maurine 's two Lanes by people . They Bell and her husband, Dale. The the Ostomy Association of will reside on Third Street, and Hells' summer home is in Hale, Central Florida. The they are the brother and sisterMich. not far from Oscada. association the second in-law of the Oliver Jones' newcomers from - expression 1. Mrs. Harley M. Jones are the Tuesday, Oct. 7, 175—IB wrue w say mat tie was irritated who used the I& another ,-..__ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL DEAR ABBY: Someone .--'- __ . , FF N t'. Chuluota will have family of Jones'. Mr. and While in ' his wife, Lynn. Of course grandchildren, John, SPORTS y For Rubber Match Cincinna * Rea PITTSBURGH (Alli - The Cincinnati Reds can clinch their third National League -, .1I_ ---- ---'--I-' A In Key Playoff pitchers has lasted more than four innings "We expect that to change here," Man&.ger - -- is Set To Ga ble - . OAKLAND (All) - For the Oakland A's, . whose three-year championship reign could .. ...... . . - IlAd'!111an. "k1w) %%Ill face Rick Wl.q% V~121, was knocked out in the seventh inning of Alabama, continuing to work its back toward the top, way climbed from ninth to seventh following a 32-6 victory over Mississippi and Michigan's whipping of Missouri elevated the Wolverines from 12th to eighth re placing Notre Dame. The Irish skidded to 15 th af ter losing to Michigan State IM Penn State rose from 10th to . L ' �_________________________ 2&-Eventng Herald Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 7, lflS 1ISCp!BOARD Legal Notice pI,1 , ,j St. 100 'i riissoun $3 Colorado Ii Oklahoma St IS Michigan St (tie) Notre Dame 17 Arlzon IS. FlorIda h1'CSS('(' 70 M..'iflii. 0 119 Echano Lenj. S ta Okoki. 6 Urta 3 10 31 0 100 3I0 3 10 300 3.1.0 710 31 0 175 153 iu III Ill 116 CI 66 17 Alava Larrea. 7. Ferinin Mench. S. 900. 180. 3. Arecha Btnaoa (5) 160; A ôi ilAntlIø LR7A SEMINOLE TURF CLUB Celaya Ramon. NINTH: I Aguirre, 2. Sala, 3. Zarre. I Juan, S. fli'bao, 6 Ceiaya, 1. Erdoza, $ Arpi. TENTH: I Ramon, 7. Santj, 3, Fermin, 1. Mencha, S. Larrea. 0. Maruri, 7. Chucho. I. Mugueria. ELEVENTH: I. Oguiza Juan, 1. Cacho Zarre, 3. Barre Altu, 4. Domingo Perez, 3, Alava Benpoa, 6. Fermin Miguel, 7 Chucho Echave. S. Artcha Aipi TWELFTH: 1. Marurl Juan, 2. S.anti Muguerta, 3. Chucho Azpi, 1 Crlaya Attu. S. Fermi Aguirre, 6. Q. (17) 111 10; P (Il) 5139.50; 00: (1 II 5109 20. FIFTH - I Celaya Larrea (7) 161.0, 5.20, 300; 7. Maruri Muguenza (1) 54 .0, 3.60; 3. Chucho Juan (6) 3.20; 0. (17) 53960; P (71) 59(00 SIXTH - 1 Arecha Perez (I) 2070,500.100. 3. Oon,ingo (1) 7.00. 350. 3 Bilbao Eloria (7) S 70; 0 (1 4) 12980 P (I 1) 1136.00 SEVENTH - 1 Aldana Okoki (1) 12.70,5 50,440; 7. Negui Alberdi (3) 9,60,510;). Echano BeitIa (7)300; (3 1) 5.45 60. P (1 3) 5115.60 EIGHTH - I. Fermin Mugueria MONDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST - I. Ica Leni: (1) 11.10, S60, 340: 7. Atddnda fleitia (7)600. 300. 3 larni Sanchez (1) 7.I0 0. (2 1) 3 20. p (1 7) 91.20. SECOND - I Oguiza Arara (I) 1620, 1910, 640, 2. Larrl Alberdi (1) 900. S .10. 3 Aldana Yb (5) 3.60; 0 (71) 5141 00. P (57) 5531 ID. 8i Q (7 1 with all 1) 165 10; (21 with lI$) 55500 THIRD - 1 Aldsna Javi (3) 1900. $10. 770; 2. Ogui:a Leni: (1) 950, FIRST - I. Miracle Snow (Allen Jr )(S)660120,S$0. 7 Warden ICC) BiIbao flengoo. FIFTH: I Solo Bengoa, 2. Erdota Ercloza Larrea, 12) 760. 5.60; 3. ChuciiØ Juan (5) 680, 0. (27) 1.43 00; P (7?) 197 20. 66010. P (31) Slfl 10. FOURTH - I. Barr. Elena (I) Oakland 200 100000-) 10 0 Boston 0(0 30) IIx-é 12 0 Blue, Todd (4). Fingers (5) 3750. T 2 117 SECOND - I. JCOfIS First (Rau) (1) 510 760. 760. 7 Infighter Chucho Aguirre. 5. Fermin Mugueria, 6 anti Ramon, 7 Celaya Larrea. I Maruri Mench land, Morel (6). Drago (7) and Fuik W- Morel, 10 L-Fin gers. 01. liPs-Oakland, Jack son 11) Boston. Yastrzemski (I), Petrl)(eili (II Today'sOanie Boston IWse 1917) at Oak loon (Holtiman 1111), In) Wednesday's Cam. Boston at Oakland, (n) if rhc essary Thursdays Game al Qakb?nj, 1 r,,'ec 250. T 717$ THIRD - $ Flying Hank Britton) (7) 510. 3.40. 260; 7 Proud Speeti (3)1,70,3.20, 3. B"nny Flash (5) 3 20. 1 7121. FOURTH-) TAllOw (Byrd) 660, 3 80. 710. 7 Ripping Richie (5)600. 160. 3 Jimmies Afelene (7) 7.60; T 210 FIFTH - 1 Ir.n City Nancy (Regun) (2) 7.70, 500 760; 7. Vega U) 5.70.3.00; 3. V.Irby Bohemia (6) 760. 1 2-114 SIXTH - I Argo Ar.gus (Crsio II) I) 00.660,550; 2. Wirinlnçi 1mb EIon:a. 3 Borne Javi, 4. Alava 280; 3 Larri Okoki (I) 250.0 (3 4) 4.70. 2. larrea (5) 6.00, 1.70; 3. 1320, 1 00. 7. Domingo Miguel (1) Perez, S Domingo AItu, 6. Bilbao 53910; P (31) 1109 50. Celava (1)9.20; 0. (56)19660 P 1$ 7.0. 960. 3 Maruni Juan (5)100; Miguel, 7 Cacho Echove. I. Oguito The Cubs' two touchdowns FIRST-I. Urra Alberdj (7) 1700, 5) 1210 90. OD (6$) 1)9710 (I 1) 135 SO; P (1 1) $17340 Rengoa 560. 550; 2. Eddy Okoki (5) 150, Florida scored its first touchELEVENTH - I. Oguiza Azpi (1) came in the first quarter Mon. SIXTH_l, Arecha Zarre (7 960, SEVENTH: I. Ica Lenli, 2. AId 660; 3 Ica Sanchez (4) 1 50 0. UI. 17 10, 100. 760; 2. Barre Zarre (7) 40. 3.80. 2 Bitbao AItu (7) 7.20. day, both following Baby Gator downon a seven-yard pass from aria Beta. 3 Negui Yia, I. Ech.ano with oil 5) 16? 60. (with allY, 5)73 60. 360. 7 60. i Alv,i Miguel (I) 560; 700. 3 flarr Miguel (I) S 60; Perez. S Larri Okoki. 6 Eddyfumbles. The first score was on quarterback John Brantley to THIRD - I. Eddy Beitia (I) 1360, 0 (17(53770. P (I 2) $50.10 7) 117 60. P (77)5)0)70 Alberlu, 7. Ogui:a Arana, I. Urza 600, 300; 7 Arecha Sanchez (7) TWELFTH - 1 Maruri Juar' (2) SEVENTH - I. Larrl Lent: (1) a 15-yard run by William An- Tony Stephens in the third Javi 11 00.6.70. 3 Ica Alberdl (1) 3 60; A 9 20. 3 80. 7 60; 7. Erdoza Larrea (7) )06O,500.i 00. 7 (.tn:a Javi II) 300, (irews. The extra point kick by quarter, capping a 74-yard EIGHTH: I Maruri Aguirre, 2 (I 7) 171.60, P (17) 1117.20. 5 20,660, 3. SaIa Muguer:a (1) 310: 180. 3 Ncgui Ileitia (7) 140; Solo Mugueria, 3. Santi Attu, I Floyd Lee was good, but was drive. 'Fh.at cut the Auburn FOURTH - 1. Larri Elorza (1) Q (7 7)136 10; P (2 7 199 30; Big Q 1.1220. P (1 .4) 115060 ________________nullifIed by a penalty. Lee margin to 13-7. Ctiucho Juan, S Erdoza AipI, 6 i 10. 600. 510; 7 AIva Zanre (7) 11 7. 77', 11.71080 EIGHTH - I Erdoza Ali)i (1) . -- ...........----- --------------. ,.,..,., ...., . _.. . - _. - . - iSt"uC*.iDVQVO JRLUUIId hUM LUNb IRANUI A MtKIUA'S LAH(iLSt WINL: KY BOURBON " LIGHT OR DARK By The Associated Press Bestof.S Series AMERICAN LEAGUE WL. . - Pct. Boston 2 0 1 Oaktand 0 2 000 Game $ Oakland 000 000 010 I 3 Boston 700 000 SOxe Holtiman, Todd (7), Llndblad (71. Bosman (7). Abbott (I) and Tenace: Tiant and Fisk 1 - - NATIONAL LEAGUE WL.. ect. Cin(,nr.ali p... - Game 1 Pittsburgh 020 000 0O1--3 S 0 Cincinnati 013 040 00*-S Ii 0 fla,,,.p, i; •#. '•••T and Snguilien; Gui Iett and Brh W-GuIPett. 1 0 Da,,tt D,.IS Ill I-'i (7) EII,s L-Reut4. 01 7) 160. 7.50; 3. Butlers WiOw (5) 370. 1 112 5) 5119 00. 1 2:172SEVENTH - 1. Special Byrd VODKA EIGHTH - 1. Bomber G (IblenfeldI (2) 3 SO, 7 60, 2.50: 2. R,iI,l 1$tfar (II I .ti A YS. .1. I IV• 0.111 .z... ----......•w,_w. SIC'k (1) 3 60. 1 (741) 129) 60. 1 niy . Ut 1NINDSOR NINTH-i General Joe 160. 7 Juein(1) 340,5.70,3. AquIrre 970. 770. 3 DomIngo Sancre: ( 660. 0 (16) 13660 P (6 I) 760. 0 (I 5) 517 00. P (IS) $111 60; SlOt TO DC) I) I) 511660 ______ ________ . I UMK I PLUS ALL WEEK & DAILY SPECIALS tüiit - FIRST, claiming, pace, mile: 1. Bettys Girl (R Miller) S 1. 2 Tex C. (C Inhenfeld) 7-2. 3. Tuffy Raider Wedneidays Game (Kucia)9 2:1. Tern Miss (Rau) S I; Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, (n) 5. Miss Ctsataway (Valiante) 6 1; 6 if necessary Oteca Mas (Bereznak) 3 1. 7 TPi,nsday't Game Llghtnng Dream (Piper) . Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. if ('potta Go (Newman) 10) necessary SECOND, claiming pace, mIle: 1. J D. Relco (Hobbs) 15.1; 7. Freeze (H Phillip5) 67. 3. Lew, S Gray 10 YR. BLEND VODKA V,0. BARTON _________ KY. ______ 8 YR. BRB. 0ST 01 TwiSt PIICIS 11AM I m iN CuP*fPT iSSuE n.. BEVRAGI GuIDE .- l2.51" 4.790fiUT 1- -. 461 3, 1 ______ __________________________ - - - _____ _______________________ QUART __________________________ ____________ ________________________ __________ ___________________________ 6 YEAR CANADIAN CO C KTAI 1 10 U N 6 ES ((MIS ' jACAOI lu - . Hi-Way '*' 17.92, Fern Park SIAL&M (('O*l , 15 Jfl5f,4g$ CMI 2 '"" UIZA7U1ZSd,sl)64 •YY ? _____ 00U CI MUSI ______ _____ --- ---•.i"NSIi'.IiI.iI('SS4 ___________________________ Casselberry ______ _____ 4.97 igi.gt ________________________ __________________________ IS 75, 0VIIIt1INII$I l2aii.59" _______ ' 8S (LII! Sr. [EGER ,, LI MftCff vOOU 10 YEAR CANADIAN Act4 YRS BETTER _______________ _____ __________________ _______ __________________________ Pro Football National Football Leagve National ConferenCe Eastern Division W..L..T.Pct.PFPA 3 0 0 1000 91 Dallas (Rev) 3 1. S Rebelnlgde Rob (F. laylor) S 1. 6 Geneisee Playboy (Nich011) 72. 7 Miss Ocafa (R. Peters) 15); $ Crazy Goose (Jefferson)92 ThERE'S ___ AN __________________________ ABC NEAR YOU ----'-- ------'------ THIRD, claiming, pace, mile: SCOTCH CANADIAN 5,79 - 90° GIN 7 I 0 662 i Secret (DeBerry) $1; 3. CousIn It Phil 1 2 0 333 3 4 (Brainard) 92; 1. Impulse (Wilsey) NYGiints 1 70 .333 509 31. S Clara's Jamie (Hall) 101; 6. Debutsnte lass (O'kelley) 72; 7. $ Cuitrot Division Mud Pop (Bridges) 6); S. Mn 3 0 0 1000 '7 Chic 1 7 0 .333 25 76 6. Bay 0 3 0 .000 Western Divisloø L.A. 2 I 0 667 51 ' : AtI. 1 2 0 333 4 62 S Fr. I 7 0 .333 N. Oct. 0 3 0 .000 10 76 American Conference Ea54.f., D)Y11 : Miwi NY Jets : .it. N. Eng. 21 2I I7 .642 0 3 .000 71 CreI Pitt, vis 7 1 0 .667 100 36 Western Division BRANDY "lF0*t*'srI*IsT" STANLEY 1 q KY VODKA ______ _____ _______ _____ _______ mlle:I. Sweetheart VoUo(Drayton) 3); 2. Don's Arv Raider (Man. tegna) $ I, 3 Gala Tag (Bailey) I Kingly H31 (Sica) S 1; 5 Cesta B. (Beteinak) 7.7. 6 Joanie East (Saul) 1 1; 7. Maynard Pence (Kucia) I I; I Busy Time (C Inlenfeldl SI FIPTi, claiming pace, mile: I. (Saul SI; 6. Prince Desmond (Dvorecek) 5.1; 7. P4*1Own Gay (Becker) 10 I $ Emmett O'Brien 1_... S -- ' 6 YEAR 0 3 0 003 60 67 M.adays ResIlt Send.!. Oct. 12 New England at Cfricinnati Chca a Detroit Dallas at New York Giants Buffalo at Baltimore New York Jets at Minnesota Green Bay at ew Orteens Oakland at KanSaS City Phlladetphia at Miami Lol Angeles at San Diego Atlanta at S*fl Francisco C Pair St. 10 W Virginib VERMOUTH 2.09 Li - SLACaIIIN' - TilPil SIC 400 1,175 100 1.072 100 973 400 $51 725 100 100 310 207 4)0 400 6S7 451 4.1.4 313 37) € : ;D3 £liSIT'Yl - "MICO? - lid Gil 3 1.YIl*IIU M$viS 'a 1.88 F o r 50 Ru I e ___________________ DES 4 Cuvenants, Condi!;ai, and BOBBY RAY DeBERRY and Easements. WEKIVA VILLAS, a LORETTA OCOERRY, hit wift, Plaintiff \ of which involved illegal re- prospective cruiting. io I ati o n s , _______________________________________ interest, trustees or any of her party together with an exclusive easement described real property 151st 45 POPE BASSETT U k 0 POPE E Declaration no1led sLurn spuriatiull, uui-o1-seaun dent-athletes," said Arthur H. basketball practice and a ques- FOELKER. KATHRYN L. BASS, Florida, together with an undivided VALERIE B. GILLIS. At all Of the I 43rd interest In and to all that 11 the 74th day of October 191$. at - 00 m. at the west front aoor ot placed on probation. surviving directors arid trustees Of certain Common Properly as set the Courthouse of Seminole County, SHAKER VALE, INC. and the forth and defined in the Clemson has scheduled a Sanford, Florida the undersigned , tICS. _________________________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court By . Lillian Jenkins As Deputy Clerk Publish Oct 7. 11. 2). 21. 1975 Florida at the hour clii 00 AM on October 20th, 1975. that certain parcel of real property desCrP,ed as follows Condominium Unit Plo 701E, 'áTATE BANK OF ____________________________________ a the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole County. llorida, I will sell at public auction to th highest bidder for cash at the West front door of the Courthouse in the Players Get New Contracts Clemson Slapped Down pursuant to a Final Judgment of Fore(losure entered in the above APOPKA. IMP. ,MNC WIll ________________________ BROWN LABEL ( e?MTiT?SxTlUa,l. MIS _________________________ A',, 1 .J 1IMP GERMAN 1.49 cii*p*ssi 1.88 1SAif SL)S'I fA( , -.' - lorici.i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. son University's basketball Buttalo Braves of the National aid and extra benefits to Mu. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE program was slapped with a Basketball Association, dent-athletes, institutional conCOUNTY, FLORIDA. threeyear probation today by "This case involves serious trol, ethical conduct. CIVIL NO. 7SI3tSCAo9G Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND accordingtotherloorplanwni(h5 CAROPIDELET SAVINGS AND the National Collegiate Athletic violations spanning several recruiting, tryouts, en. FLORIDA Cihibit 'c" to the Declaration of Plaintiff, matels' 50 rule violations, most CIVIL ACTION NO. ?s.IIIICA.09F Retrictlons, benefits and inducements to enrollment expenses, tran. Reservations. , .. BANK WINTER PARK, A Florida SEVENTH, C.7 pare, mile: 1. Buckeye Sonic (N. Phillips) 51.7 Legend Chief (Nicholl) 7 7; 3. •te 56.95 JO. SCOTCH 86° 8 YR. CERTIFIED BRANDY ..... 6.49 01 12 YR Mc HENRY KY BRB 5.99 st 69.95 01. 86.8° DEVONSHIRE.... 599 "Many of the violations in ).ations. this case indicate a disregard The sanctions did not extend news conference today to dis- for NCAA regulations on the to the athletes involved in the cuss the violations, which were part of certain former athletic iolations, many of whom were Taylor) Ii, S Clayhaven Pioneer (Spriggs) $1; 6. Four Oaks Lacy Sabatka 1 1. S Mercury (Rau) 3). •. 6 AN N E 86' {Dv'rCk( II. 7 Hireco(T.Crar.k)77;3,Mr Durkee (Provost) 3); 1. Nibs Frat Fro't Meadow ,Ii....... lV1ClIPCT V .. S. QUAIL CREEK (kirsSl.y) I I. 90' ____ _______ _____ ______ . . . Taylor) 9 7. 7 Howard's Champ (Howard) 3 I. S Van Dale Byrd SCOTCH ' II I M 0 BARNES. Individually, _____ 8 YR. TOM SIMS ABC GIN II' SIN NY 50111501 EXTRA DRY CANADIAN SUNSET TOWER 64 U kORfDucTloNov PROOf MR. ED. KY. . GOLD MEDAL ________ _____ 4 YR bOURBON ________ 4 tI IMP CA*AOt* Deputy Clerk Winderweedle, Hales Attorneys for Plaintiff NOTICEOFSUIT DESSI TO. KATHRYN L WOOD. formerly _______________________________ KATHRYN L BASS Last knewn _______________________Post Office Box 157. address Weaversvulle, North Carolina 21717. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and VALERIE B. GILLIS, last EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. known address: 330 Lake Avenue, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE LIGHT OR DARK GIN ____ " PROOF lONDON DRY . _______ ________ tips JOSE CORTEZ MEXICO NI AIt12.5THS6195 T" w12-STHS429S MIX ANY i SCOTCH JMLUUJNS &J1.a._'1LJXL LADE BOND HALL BLEND SCOTCH BILL I IMr. ItUUILA 3 SINS 10" ClINt 9•OZ.1061 ULASSES 2SfQR77 CANADIAN 5•49, CR11161 ClIAN PlAStIC s' HOwl sta ar SIC I70l 5 99 6595 1.1 . OT CASE PLANTER'S PEANUT BRITTLE 69 69 Jai.A lal L-" u 1.99 hOTS 3.88 33.8 01. CORA VERMOIJTH - "'" I IARC( 'DIJ 'I!P:a MR BOSTON ICE :, CUBES RUM °LIGHT OR DARK ''' 4.99 01111*1 CLIAM 0,. IOYLKY. 94Q BARTON 61 , ¼'''7 5*11? IMP. ITALY ac 1000 RECIPES, • • KY. GIN • QUA., 4.49 gg 99 C * spic, now pending in the Circuit Court of mentioned by name in the surances from the institution recruiting reportedly involved NCAA report, but is referred to that the university intends to Moses Malone, the SChoOlboy "(k former head basketball comply fully with the governing star who jumped directly to the coach." regulations In the future." pros a year ago. Four of those Clemson was penalized for charges were upheld. Locke left the school s and for Seminole County, Fl3nida. DATED this 3rd day of October. gaLlon was used in conjunction therewith The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment Cfl In progress, and is 197% Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court ""y Legal Notice rir.uyrsJYU siiniri*i ri '" ''v' ''" VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. P A Attorneys for the Plaintiff RCIgeS Cot - CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE NO. 11.3S).CP V • U I arcaunting, TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST: I. Negul Sanchez, 7. Larri Be,?ui. 3 Aldena-Yza. 1. RIVERS KY BLEND SCOTCH ITSSANDITSCRIAI 35'. 6 YEAR a KY BLIND Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 for 41 great nights of Harness Racing Action. . NOTAMIIIOCOCNTAI& t00% II QWtA liral' Y,,11 ,r 4 , I - KY VODKA WORLD S LIGHTEST f MIS AN! 17015 831% WAY MIX - Alt WINE $ILOW lOftED IN CALIf IN WINERY s Pike tMAIIl'i *OI A bI.1 air"condiiioned clubhouse. Grandstand admiulon only SOc. Free perklng! Poattime 7:45PM Ladies iite Thursday Pi,lO"ki, (i*'Altr 1j7 ) .Ll;)iP'Ii UAS. 0*11 I u( ID' Pil 1011 IQ5l CLANIt 90!IIll 11111 3.99 "' 4.29 4 .5,;, YIodCAPIA*ZO PORT $NIRIY MUICATIL 11 16 WHItE POITCAIAM : Os on oev 1 DAUbS ABC S 4•99 ½ GALLON ABC229 CN4.IMT)$14171M( rI 1.4 DM501 si.i I 10 50 i" . 499 , 1 1 5ifi ,,• IIJPiAOUAIJI, IMP fM'IC( SUNRISE A ' LANSON - 1742 .t. . buSs liSs , 799 . _____ 1 's:1.:I HI.WAY 11.92 IMPORII 0 MICNI 1*101 (0 JU*I SANGRIA FROM SPAIN AT 436 BEAIJVILL( FROM FRANCE RICH. FRUITY. FULl. BODIED NOT A MIXED COCKTAIL 100% TIQUILA 1 4.99 SIN ½ GALLON GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 'is GAL. H.CS tau o, STATE Ills 349 1105 N.Y CASE WOODLAND PLAZA POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 2nd BEST SELLER IN U S A JUAN ESTEBAN 2.29 24.95 298 ________________ CABERNET ROSE D'ANJOU 2.69 zo: 26.95 COCCHIOR FAMA N V STATE Rudy PORT CREAM SHERRY BURGUNDY GOLD SEAL PORT.SHERRY.SAUTERNE 1 21 .00 ASh SPUMANTE ST GIRMAIPI IMP FRANCE MEDIUM SWUT . . PREMIUM CALIFORNIA VINEYARDS EST 192$ ¼ GALLON SAN MARTIN uaou DfAsusNgs$ a IMP ITALIAN CHAMPAGNE 3.49 'I GAL. 3,99 am 4495 dscharolrio ThomaS A Sorer i'cPi E,r'cutor DATED This 17th day of Sep tember. AD 1973 A Speer Thnrn As Executor DOROTHY W HARRISON, flereacetl THI RD SEC I ION, acorczing to the Thomas A 'pe Seminole County, Florida, C0fl Book 16. Pages 7 and 5, PublIc Plat thereol as recorded in Plat Of Counsel telning 51 13 acres Records of Seminole Couflt'i. Bock 16, Page 55, Public Records of Spear & Srerr. P A hat been filed against you arid you Florida Seminole County, Florida. 113 Mao,nIio Avenue are required to serve a copy of your Together with the following items of has been filed against you and you P 0 Box 136.1 property which are located in and are required to serve a copy 01 your Sanford. Florida 3777) written defufles. if any, to it GEORGE C. KELLEY. Ill, PA., permanently Installed as a pall of writtenctefenses.ifany,toilonvAN Attorneys for said Estate Plaintiff's Attorney whose address the improvements on the said land: DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA., PubliSh' Sept 16.7). 30. OCt . One Orbon Rang. (ale) Model NO. attorneys for the plaintiff, at Post tiER 170 5 P.O Box 1))?. Apopka, Florida, 32703, on or before November 11th, ES4, SerisI No. 36.1 Office Itox 793, Orlando, Florida One Mercury Hood (dc) MIT 1975. and file the original with the FICTITIOUS NAME 32K?, and file the origina' with the One Comfort Pac Furnace (ale) Clerk of Inc above styled Court on or Clerk of this Court either before Notice ut hereby th('t I am service on Plaintiff's Attorney or Model No EU 101, Serial No 4504) before November 11th, 197$; engaged in busmnets at 7674 DATED Ihit 6Ih day of Ocober. otherwise, ,i judgment may be n- Falmouth Nd,, MaItInd 37753, Immediately therealter, otherwise a default will be entered against you 1975. Seminole County, Florida under the tired against you faa the relIef fictitiout name of DORWAIN for the relief demanded iii the (Seal) demanded In the complaint, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Complaint WITNESS my hand Ond the %eal of MARKETING anti that I Intend to Clerk f the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand and the seal of the 3rd day ol October. register said name with the Clerk of By Elaine RiCharde Ibis Court on October 2nd. 1973. the Circuit Court, Seminole County. 1975 Deputy Clerk Florida In accordance with the (Seal) (Seal) Julius & Petruska Arthur H Beckw,th, Jr. provisions o tt,e Fictitious Name Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr., of ROWLAND AND PETNUSKA Stalutes, To Wit: Section 165C9 Clerk of thi Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court 33 EasI Robinson Street F101ida Statute's 1937. By Elaine Ridharde By Elaine RiChard. Orlando, Florida 32107 Dorothy F. Jacornb Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk PubliSh Oct. 7, lv)S PubliSh' Oct 7. II. 2), 25. 1913 Publish' Oct. 7, ii, 21, 21 1975 Publish Oct 7, II, 71, 20, $973 OES DESSI DESS8 property: lot 56. THE COLONNADES given IMP, SPANISH IMP. FRENCH CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2.99 33.95 CREAM SHERRY ALL PURPOSE ROSE CENTER DILAND of said Section 23, N. 0 degrees 00' 1o12'9, Block"G,"WASHIN&TON 37" E for 375)00 ft to the poInt of OAKS SECTION ONE. according to Iseginning All lying and being in the p101 tha'renl as recorded in Plot 86' SCOTCH IT'S 8 & IT'S GREAT CA1iLSipiy shop. ran ABC B YRS. OLD • 1)550* 10Sf *v ROSE FROM PORTUGAL PIll *NI7f CHIANTI FROM ITALY along the right of way of Longwood hand to the highest and best bidder 10 1 J Tomlin Markham Road. thence N 59 ,,t ItuC West Front Door of the ' 0 degrees £1' 55" W. for 1951019 ft. CourthouSe, Seminole County, Harmony. North Carolina along a Pine parallel to the N. line of Florida at 11 00 o'clock AM Ofl 25634 the NE 'of Section 7). Townthip?0 October 71st. 1915 the following YOU ARE HEREBY notilied that South, Range 79 East: Thence along described real property Situate in a complaint to Ionic tote a mortgage TEQUILA (AS' __________ PAIk C*t'I 3 , MAGNUM _____ iY GIN 6.99 ,& 3 STANLEY SCOTCH TIQLJLAJI _______ ''.'' 86.8' CANADIAN "b' lmiMCa, (tD(. PxY STATE ________ MR. ED ST. LEGER PREMIUM " _6J - WHISK(Y SOUR ' SUNRISE TEQUILA MANHArTA, MARTIN, CANADIAN '13i)I;n1l(' SO99 QUASI Home of the Original Trifecta tcoger plus win, place, show, qul netlas eveiy race. Gourmet dining In the a WISER'S 10 YR. ii'. V.0. BARTON DRY GIN BOND'S MILL SCOTCH I 10 YEAR felt the officials were en• having as its elements a central Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and HARRISON. Deceased. and Ol Said couraging injuries. angle of 71 degrees 02' 18" and a for Seminole County Florida in Civil ROBERT N TOMLIN and FRAN J. time, then and there, make op radius of Ill) 210 It., for 105 774 ft to Action 110 75)673 CA 09 F, AR And I question the (act that TOML Ill, hs wife, plicatlon to the sold Judge for a final the point of tangency. thence S. 27 THUR H BECXWITH, JR Clerk ot Defendants Settlement ol said Estate, and for a head coach doesn't have the degrees 47' 56" F. for 706,765 It. the Said Court, will sell for cash in NOTICE OF SUIT Order for diStribution and Order a29 v'* BUTLER COCKTAILS • , in the United States because officials of her untry thought she was becoming too Americanized and remain Chapman Jr. said Monday her wuuu I RecJs plicant is Webster To Miss Season J.t'nter rucknarned "Uie Human Eraser," had been Untiergoing tests in a Denver hospital since Sept. 29. U Ready (Continued from Page Petty Nears Sixth Title 1)AYTONA BEACh (API Richard Petty is approactung his sixth Grand National title in National ssociation For Stock Car Auto Racing NASCAR) and seCOfld $300,000-season of his career. - Fcr 1-Hi right to approach an official World Series, and they were disappointed by antI ask him for clarifications," iilti113ore in 1970 and Oakland in 1972. said He'nolds. "Our coach "We've never gone into the playoffs with a (Jerry Posey) did that Friday teal!) as good as this one," said Pete Rose of night and the referee made a the Reds. his own eligible under the regular immigration proce- dures. ailmentand'mayneverptayagaln,"the[)enverNugge announced. ________________________ _______________ ________________________ - ________-- 8 YR. SCOTCH 149 QT. 83c*u Miss NasTatilova, 18, told newsmen during US. Open ('hd.1TIpi0flShif at Forest Hills, N.Y., she wanted to (iraft pick of the American Basketball Association, will n.iss the 197.7)3 season because of an apparent liver _____________ HOLLAND HOLJS(TQLJ,D 86° BLOODY MARY LITER BOTTLE" WOvements. fixtures, appliances, not and appurtenances on Said land or a QUAIl Czechoslovakia, who asked on Sept. 7 For ('onimissioner Leonard F. s>stein Monday, describing the (Continued from Page I-B) Seminole County. Florida. poratlon organized and e.stnq Pott Office (1.0* 79) In Re: Estate of officiating as "horrible. We Begin at the SW corner, SE 0 under the laws DOPO'TiiV W HARRISON. of the United Statrs Orlando, Florida 32102 tne NW 'iof Section 73, Township 70 of America, and make mistakes just like didn't lose that game, The ofDeceased Pubfish Oct 7, 1973 SOuth, Range 29 East, thence run N. Plaintiff, everyone," said Pace, "It is ficials took it away." FINAL NOTICE DES 50 O degrees OS' 02" E for 4700.1 H NOTICE Is hereby given that the unfortunate when DeLand principal Al Bales this happens. i1, along theW. line of Said SE NW BOBBY jOE COUCH and BETTY IN THE CIRUI T COURT OF THE undarsinned will, on lhe 24th day 0f ', Section 23, thence S 59 degrees JEAN COUCH. hit wife, We arc taking matters under described it as "the worst ofEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. October, AD 97S. at 10:30 am. 41' 55" F.. parallel to the N. line of Defendants. ficiated game in my 17 years CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE present tn the Honorable Circuit adVLsefllent. the PIE 'a of said Section 73. for NOTICEOFIALE COUNTY. FLORIDA Judoe.prcsidinqinChambers,lnthe Seminole hligh principal Don around high school athletics." 7100 $91 ft , to a point on a curve NOTICE is hereby given, that CIVIL NO. 75-650CA•09.0 SeniIr'cile County Courthouse. Re}1kls complained bitterly concavefotfseflWontheWrightof- pursuant to a Final Judgment of FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Sanford, Florida, his linI return way of Longwood Markham Road; foreclosure entered October 6th. IGAGE ASSOCIATION, about late whistles anti said he and os Executor of the Thence along the arc of said curve 197$ in the Circuit Court Of the Plaintiff, Estate of DOROTHY W LVI n" 1 KY. BLEND io YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CIVIL ACTION NO. 7Sl673.CA0CF action to loreclose thrse mortgages FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP on the following property in TGAUE ASSOCIATION, a cor hIRE] WASHINGTON AP) - Tennis star Martina Navratilova of recorded in Plot Book IS. Page Il. bun. Corporation, and BANK OF PALM Ward & Woodman, PA. BEACH 1. TRUST COMPANY, • P 0 Box $10 StENO VODKA MR. ED KY. 7 YEAR Null, Individually. LONGW000 PROPERTIES, INC. a Florida 42.95 4595 _____________________ Army Girl 6 3"lO' ii __________________ -- EIGHTH, claiming pace, mile: 1 juS t ft ABC VODKA CERTIFIED gO GIN 5495 5,4L5.t 61.95 Navratilova Wins Permanent Clerk of the Circuit Court i,,.,.. 11.88 ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN •t 65.88 01. CANADIAN SPRINGS twtw r. Tee SCHENLEY S ACAO NIl AX? Jr Centre is the only contest chafl('s this season "We had a allowed an NhlIrecord 446 delphia Flyers for Bill Clement, record. scheduledintheNhiLtoday.Sjx mt,e games are slated Wednesday, with Chicago at the New York Rangers, New York married woman; THE SOUTHERN (Seal) CASE NO. INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK OF Islanders at Kansas City, CallIn Re: Petition of Arthur H IlCCkwith, Jr ORLANDO. JAMES HAROLD ut.'r Clerk of the Circu,i Court [ornia in Atlanta, Los Angeles NEW YOl(K 1 Al') - After 12 players Denis Lilian T Jenkins NOTICE the N1IL's Board of Governors, Eagleson, executive director of in Montreal, St. Louis in Dc- iiionth of negotiations, the NaNOTICE OF SALE TO RICHARD ARNOLD Deputy Clerk "We gave up a certain emphasizing the option agree- the players' association, the NOTICE it hereby lven. that Winderweedle, Hairtet. COLWELL troit, and Minnesota hosting tional Hockey League and its amount but not without getting ment. "The players recognized same thiig would happen pursuant to a Final Judgmen' of Ward & Woodman. PA, ADDRESS UNKNOvN Vancouver. playe,- s association have con- something in return," said Pit its imDortance to the stricture should the option clause be forecloiure entered October 6th. P0. Box 660 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 1975 in the Circuit Court of the Winter Park. Florida 3fl69 that the above named Petitioner. Penguins Coach Mark Boil.. cludeda sweeping new fiveyear Martin of the Chicago Black and stability of the entire ruled illegal in pending suit.s Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and Atturne1s for Plantilt JAMES HAROLD MURRAY. haS eau said Monday he will start contract that includes ac- Hawks, president of the NEIL league." testing it in basketball and foot. Inc Seminole County, Ftoricta In Cvil Publith Oct 7, 1975 flied a Petition in the atove Styled rookie goaltender Gordon Lix- ceptance b> the athletes of an Players Association. The option portion of the THUR H BECKWITH. JR., Clerk at children named In that Pritson and choice _________________________ cf the Penquins and the the said Cojr$. will sell for CaSh in ________________________ you are commanded to Serve a Copy Other parts of the agreement ation different than the ad- and players to negotiate con. at the West Front Door of the TERRY P Mc MA H A N. Attorney oi eraged 2.31 goals over the exhi- differs from the controversial versary relationship that seems tracts without the clause. In EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Petitioner, whose address is Courthouse, Seminole County, Cull. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE bition season. In Saturday's 3-3 Rozelle Rule that has troubled to exist between management that case, the player would be- $500 per year of service to $750 Florida at 1)00 o'clock AM. Elmco Professional COUNTY, FLORIOA te with the Islanders, Laxtoii football's negotiators. Should and players In other sports. come a free agent at the end of per year of service; gave the October 7)t, 1975 the followng Building CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.I74.CAO9. players 50 per cent of income described real property situate In "Contrary to other sports," he the contract's duration and from 606 East Sernoran was credited with 35 saves, international hockey the two teams he unable EE Seminole County. Florida, 10 witBoulevard said, "our owners have always would be free to make s own WINTER PARK The Penquin offense FEDERAL ls head. reachagreementinhockey, The West 10 feet of lot 342 and the Altamonte Springs, games sUch as this season's SAVINGS AND LOAN to make conditions bet-his deal withoutteam. compensation f Florida 32701 ed by Jean Pronovost, who matter goes to arbitrator Ed- ter worked for the players. The owners original East 70 feet of It 343. QUEENS ASSOCIATION, a corporation onorbeforeNovember7th,)975,,and series against the touring Russcored 43 goals and had 32 as- ward houston, a Canadian CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. ac Sian team; gave the players two cording to the Plot thereof as lawsoitheUnuted Statesof America Court either before service on tune." Plaintiff, recorded in Plat Book 9, Page 410, Petitioner's attorney or tm has expressed public dismay the National Football league, tween the Nil! and World rules committee, and increased the Public Records of Semlile mediately thereafter; otherwise, a over Boileau's coaching ability, Commissioner Pete Rozelle "There was good faith bar- Hockey Association, the option both per diem travel Defendants for the relief demanded in the Wes?Ingfuse Range KF12OMX, CLERK'S Singer Furnace BC[72001. True WITNESS my hand and the of NOTICE OF SALE Aire Ho 30 Icial seal of tpie Court at Sanford, DATED thi. 6th day of October. ___________________________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Florida, this 3rd day of Odober. _________________________________________________ _________________________________ OrlOndo, Florida 32102 Publlih: Oct 01556 • VODKA - Bangor (Hall) I I; 7. BIrdie H. VOJ0 HaShav .l'a's fI.,., Top Twenty - Tiny's Sun Vtivet (Saul) 5-). 5. Torpedo Byrd (Berg) 101. NINTH, C.1, pa:e, milc: 1. Trout Line fScaturo) 61;7 Fearlest Fire IProvost) 51; 3 Frisky Donna (F lPulenfeld) 10 1; 1. Darryl Dale ICrossin) 7 7; S. Dandy Thing (F. Taylor) $ tO 6. Direct Sammy) (E. Major College $ Michigan k_Q1tMv;' NT 1 SMIRNOFF WALKER NHL Launches 59th Season Tonight CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S.1626.CA.09.G that certain Common Properties as DES 5% STOCKTON, WIIATLEY, DAVIII & set forth and defined in the ((ik*PAIJV ysir f'IDV'IIST COuRT OF THE '-tlnn, aforem'ntioned Declaration Plintiff, "" " EIGHTEENTH JIlflSf'*' run. arport ,ç, vi. pertaning fo the aforcdescribed CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MONA SUE MCGAHAN, an un condominium unit COUNTY, FLORIDA of ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA ________ J. DELUXE ____________________________________ TT1UUflMUIt1a STH SIXTH, claiming pace, *. mIle: 1. (Deflerry) $ 1; Louis at Wathinglon. n 1 Ohio St (47) 2 Oklahoma (II) 3.5. Calif. U) 1. Nebraska S Texas 6 Texas AIM 7.Alabama ION a wiia(i WALKER RED LABEL AMARETTO 2.99 .--."''. cøi'tt'0 8. New Sniyrna Beach 3-129 0 20 9. East Bay 3-1 21 Clan A 9. JacksonvIlle BelIes 3-0 21 1. FAMU (14 40 158 Clan AA 2. Miami ChristIan (2) 3-0 1'l I. Chipley (10) 4-0 154 3. llranford 4-0 l3 2. Lake Butler Union 4. Greensboro 4-0 115 3. Daytona Lopez 3-0 lfl 5. St. Augustine St. Joseph 4-0 4. Pahokee (2 3-1 112 5. EustLs 4-0 81 6. Mulberry 34) 64 6. Glades Day 3-1 64 7. Blounts(own 2-1 41 7. Bristol LIberty 3.1 60 8. St. Clotid 2-1 40 8. Quincy Monroe 4-0 32 9. Miami Westminster 4.0 33 9. Sarasota Monroe 3-0 19 lO.Melbowne Central Cath. 4. 1O.Miami NWChrstian 4-017 A M.. on the 20th day of October, will sell at public auction to the 10 7$, that certain parcel of real highest bidder for cash at the West property clr'%cribed as fo))o front door of the Courthouse ri the Lot 1)O. QUEEN'S MIRROR City of Sanford, Seminole, Ccunty, SOUTH REPLAT, ADDITION TO Florida at the hour of 1100AM CASSELBERRY. according to the October 20th $975, that certain plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book parcel of real property described as 11. Pmuc $4, Public RecordS of fOIIøw Seminole Counly, Florida lANDOVER, Md. (AP) Schock ha(1 23 goals and 63 as very competitive camp," said goals last season on its way to a three-year veteran with a Condominium Unit No C $32 In (Seal) The National Hockey League sists. Schmidt, who was the third an 8-67-5 mark, also a league promising future, and Don Building 9. according to the Floor Arthur H Beckwitli, launches its 59th season tonight Plan whiCh ISO part of Plot Plan and Clerk of the Circuit Ccurt, Boileau's decision to start man to head the Capitals last record. McLean, a rookie defenseman. Survey which are exhibit "C" to the By: Lillian Jenkins with an opening game between Laxton means either Michel year. The Caps are banking on a Both Clement, named capi. Declaration of Restrictions. Deputy Clerk the Pittsburgh Penquin.c, one of Plasse or Gary Innes, both "The Learn has a very posiyear's experience and some Lain by Schmidt, and McLean Reservations. Covenants. Con W E Winderweedle, _____________________________ ditions and Easements, WEKIVA Winderweedie, Halnt' the 1974-75 playoff teams, and regulars last year, will be side- Live attitude, I'm quite encour- new faces in key positions to will start against the Penquins. VILLAS, a condominium, recorded Ward and Woodmin, PA the Washington Capitals, last lined tonight. aged," he said. drag them out of the NIH. celWashington ended last season IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in Official Pcoids Bonk tOl?, piiqr P 0 1):). o >'ear the ltisinest team in NiH Mu;irihi1, SchlI))(lt Caps Coach MilL lar, Saul tii teatli will 'ftc>' traded the first pick in with an 8-4 victory over PitbEIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 1238. '/fltef Pork. I f Seminole ]ilii'# history. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Schmidt expressed nt,thni' hut have to in irove trem'n'ous!y thi.s year's NH! draft to the burgh and goes into tonight's County, Florida, together with an Attorneys for Plalntili mutt be Sworn to by tha claimant, his agent, or hit attorney, or It will become void according to law, DATED October, 3rd, 1915 Orion I Walker '1'. As Executrix Thomas A Spear. of Spear & Spear, P A Attorney for Executrix lii Magnolia Avenue P0. 1361, Sanford. Fla 32771 Publith Oct. 7, 14. 1975 DES 57 JuliuS & Petruska _________ ______ __________ _______ , , Deputy Clerk - STANLEY PLACE GREEN _____ (Provost) 31 Dallas 36, Detroit 10 St ____ PETERSBURG (AP) Astronaut is 3-0, and gave up 7. .Jacksonville Ithlnes (1) 4-0 Florida's first-ranked one first-place vote to Milton. 66 deceased. org Inizc'd and existing under the M PARKER. his wife, high school football teams held Hut none of the selections were 8. Fort Pierce Central 4.0 60 NOTICE TO CREDITORS laws of the United States of Defendants, onto unanimous. their positions this week In 9. Tallahassee Leon 3-1 29 All creditors of the estate of I,EON America, CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE F WALKER, SR the poll of the Florida Sports here are the standings with deceased, are lO.Pensacola Tate 44) i Plaintiff, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE hereby notified and reguir to file vs votes for first in parentheses: Writers Association, P1071CC lSr([REIIY GiVEN (lass A/IA any claims or demands which they SHLOMO IIENYAMIPIY, et ux. et pursuant to a Final Judgment ci Clan AAAA Orlando Oak Ridge defeated I. Titusville Astronaut (Is) 3may have against said estate In the al, Foreclosure entered in the above office of Clerk of Circuit Court of .neighbor Evans 21-7 in the bIg1. Orlando Oak Ridge (1) 4-0 0 159 Defendanls entilled cause In the Circuit Court. of Seminole County, Florida, in the 152 CLERK'S thr Eighteenth JudiCial Circuit, in school class AAAA, Titusvllle 2. Ocala Forest 4-0 136 courthojse at Sanford Florida NOTICE OF SALE ,lnd for Seminole County, Florida, I Astronaut beat Cocoa Beach 35 2. Hollywood hIlls 4 4-0 136 3. Milton (l 3-0 128 within four (OICnd.)r months from NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that will sell at ç.ublic auclion to the the date of the first publicalion of 0 in A/IA, Chip!ey beat Bonifay 3. Vera Beach 3.0 103 4. Delray Atlantic 3-0 108 pursuant to a Final Judgment of highest bidder for cash at the West this notice Each Claim or demand Foreclosure entered in thc abøve hloIrT)41S 15-6 in A/I and FAMU 4, Lakelarid Kathleen 4-0 78 5. Tarpon Spring1s 4-0 83 front door of the Courthouse In the mist be in Writing and mutt State entitled cause in tIle Crcult Court of City of Sanford, Seminole County, high whipped Gree:;ville 52-0 in 5. Brandon (1) 4-4) 72 6. Naples Lely 4.0 81 the ptace or residence and poSt of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in Florida, at the hour of 11.00 o'clock class A. 6. Merritt Island 4-069 7. Tampa Jesuit 4.0 53 lice address of the Claimant and and for Seminole County, Florida, I Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde . YEAR OLD TEACHER'S NEAPOLITAN 12 QTS. (1.95 MUSCATEL 1 19 SOUMION K.City V.S.O.P. COGNAC7 99 YP PRAPiCI JACOU'Pi GOLD COACH ' Admirer (Johnsoi,) I I. I (IM1 oo*. RUM TOM SIMS . - )975 Pu(mfQ MiCO S PillS? l pIppIaI'IY 5CaPP$ . ØØW6i( __________ ________ ____ ______ P16CM 2 15 _________________________ _____ __________________ 5.39 CMI MN? • 99 3 401 CAll OP 7 311)1 1 9 ____ .- _____ _________________________ _____ - - WHITE PORT ______ ___________ SCOTCH ARC VODKA "j DRY ONE" -- SCOTCH PLACE Mary Regal (Shimp) 5 1 (Scaturo) 61; 1. Cumban Frisco ISebotaka) 3-I; S Affon Apache .667 YLCACOfLt ilGUtuM 8 YEAR 479 VODKA 3.88 ________________________ __________________________ KY. BRB. 3.88 __________________________ -------$11T$1SNUII QUAI? *!.T _______________ IIA "-' '. SLOUIS 4 MIhi, SCOTCH 4.99 7, 17S-3B '' SOUNSOk . 399 A Uj 7 BLEND SGRAM 1 CROWN ________ __________ ________ ________ 8 YR Tuesday, Oct. -_______________________________ INTHECIRCUITCOURT,INAPID Top Prep Teams Hold Positions Pubic Rccorcjs 1 nMt1vty CARSTAiRS SCOTCH BLEND UTIAP6TI7Q)5 SUDAY1 ALL ONE KY. 860 I - ___ STANLEY - ' KY BOURBON u' RUM KY JACQUIN %I U% OU' A BC 860 DELUXE ABC 6 YR. 'IIVTAIII . u r i"I ARE 6 TO '9 BELOW ___________________ WHOL(SALE CASE UST '' Sam Scarnecchia then hit split end Mike Dennis on a 44-yard Florida junior varsity rallied for a come-from-behInd 14-13 _______ BROCKFORD ROYALE Today's Game possession gave the ball back to - '., 'IA M(X)CA.'I Cincinnati (Nolan 159) at PittSbtgh tCandeiaria 56). (n) a roughing-the-kicker penalty ROYAL DELUXE :15 BROWN IMP.TEQUILA ' failed on his second attempt. • - - ------_________ _______________________ ____________ _________ ________________ 4 • 6 9. BOURBON AUI3URN, Ala. (AP) - A t. ____ ________ __ _______ FSTHELOWEREVERYDAYPRIcES I Gcifo r JV's flip Auburn ' SCOTCH , CANADIAN (Kucla) Guileti (1). (7)340.210.220;? Ma)orJcnes(2) 3 0. 7 10; 3. Beautiful Waverly (3) Game 2 370; 1 (72)) 16000; 17:101. PittburghO0C 100 000-1 5 0 TENTH - I Curious Note Cincinniti 200 70) JO'- 6 1? I (Wyatt) (6) S 20. 3 00 270; 2 Rookrr, Tekulve (5). Brett Paprika Lobell (1) 260. 210. 3. (6). kuson (7) and Sanguilleru, Edstec Ap'il (7) 2.20. T (61 7) Nc,rman. Eastwick (7) and 53020; T 2;D12. Bench W-Norman, 10. LA-11fl. Handle- 537,85.1. Rooker. 0) HR-Cincinnati, (I). TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 760, 3. Celava MuQUefia (5)360; (2 4)52760; P (4 7) leo 70. NINTH - I. Bllbao (7) $3 00. 11 60. 100; 7. Juan (2) 660,760; 3 SaIa (1) 310; 0 (77)17960; P (7-2) 571300, TENTH - I. Chucho (6) 16.60, 10 60, 1 10; 2. Maruri (3) 1060, 570; 3 Attu (5) 650. Q (36)5)7.60; P (6 it 1.85 60. DO (7 6) 531350 , HOUSE (RTRA ABC 2 10 3 HR-Cncinnjti, MONDAY MATINEE RESULTS FIRST - 1. i Eloua (3) 1)40. 4 YEAR as' CERTIFIED 900 •AtiQUINiS .O'IO,C' GIN ' '.'' SOlO wati (Rr,jirtard) II) 660. 3.50 370; 2 MabIes Queen 121') I 'I *i' VoJ 71 150; 1 1127) 555410, 1 2097 7 0 1 0 000 2 ' Harness Racing - ELEVENTH -1, Arecha Aipi (5) 17.60. 100. 360; 7. Oguisa-Juan (I) 350, 3 00; 3 Barre Echave (1) 3.60; Q (15) 1.30 50; P (SI) $9960 TWELFTH -. I. Santa Larrea (3) 15.10. 1970, 1.70. 7. Fermin AIIu (1) 370, 760; 3 Chucho Zarre (5) 1.60. 0 (13)631 10. P (31)19900. fl'g Q with 13)532000 A - 2.39): Handle 117,111 fl O S 10 2O? SI JuU) 4 60 - Arona, I Cache Alberdl, I. Eddy Elorza SECOND: Echano Eloria, 2. Eddy Bedtia. 3 Aldana Leni:, 1. Oguiza Alberdl, 5. IcaArana. 6. Uria Yza, 7. Borne Okoki, 5. LarrlSanchez THIRD: 1 Ica Via. 2. Echano Beitia, 3 Arecha Arana. 4. Oguiza Okoki. S. Aldana Javi. 1. Larri Alberdi, 7 Eddy Sanchez, S. Urta lani: FOURTH: 1. DomIngo JavI, 7. Negu Zarre, 3 Barre Eloria, 1 lOin Perez, S. Alova Sanchez, 6. -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1) CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FLOR IDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7Sl406CA0t PROBATE DIVISIOPI CIVIL ACTION PlO '51716 CA 09 A DONALD B. CAMERON, ------ PROBATE NO. 71.tII.fn ","",.,, ..-.-.. w i rnp c URAL Plaintiff, In Re: Estate of SAVINGS AND LOAN '#5 LEON E. WALKER, SR. ASSOCIATION, a corporation EDWARD C. PARKER and JEAPI ________________ ii Arijon Legal Notice P i rates ting pitcher, was 8-6 in the regular season and 1-1 against Cincinnati. "You're going to hear a lct about him," Murtaugh told reporters Cincinnati's Nolan was 15-9 and 3-1 against Pittsburgh alter missing nearly all of two seasons because of injuries. At age 27, he looks within reach of the fulfilling the previous business and walked we'll be in pretty good shape," conceded Andcrsbn. During the game Seminole l'andelaria, the Pirates' 2l•vear-ohl stardrew two 30-yard penalties, with additional 15-yarders dti tagged on for unsportsmanlike conductfromthebench.Whena away." "Gary made an incredible comeback, 100 per cent and I have faith Anderson. S ic.) P ii I I ()ii t aA I I S to player was injured, the &minole trainer remarked to an official "you're killing us." lie drew a 15-yard penalty too, ''i tave no question on judgment calls," added iTeoIth. "But obvious late whistles is my main complaint. Try and explain to a buy who is getting ready to have a knee operation," Reynolds addressed ow I Seminole High student body over the school Intercom (Contiflued from Page 1-B) "At this point in the season, missing oe day of batting practice isn't going to make itiuch difference," said Johnson. When asked if he would feel the &iime way if his team %t'2..S behind in the playoffs, he just smiled. No team in either league has ever won a playoff after losing the opening two games. "They're favorites now. There's no doubt about that," said A' s captain &iI Bando "But honestly feel we can win three in a row," The weather forecast called for the f)os5ibi1It' of more raIn trvlav in him," lie's said pS "We're set to play. We don't want a rainout,' said Johnson, who spent Monda> night at his off-season home in the Oakland suburb of Pinole. "! want to get back to Boston as soon as possible." The World Series will start in Boston on Saturday if the Red Sox can claim a thir vLtor>' over the A's. who went into tile. fourth Consecutive American l&'aue PIJYOI. as slight favorites over the relatively inexperienced Eastern Division champs. A crowd of about 40,000 was expected here to see if the A's finally can outplay the Red �48—Evening Herald,. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 7, 19ys Merle Norman Now Features 42 11 111111 No The Look Of Elegance In Be autiful Daytime FASHIONS CENTER A where your friends are" p I 24 Hour Nursing Care For tic! I Private Patients _VA—Medicaid COSM ETICS low BOUTIQUE 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, : e Ph. 322.677 ' • I . • 1 • 1 A.Duda & —.1_N-. 0 ,uz4 Z I "~r%u_e4~4vp %?.-1 A44 '1, 11 HILDR CHILDREN'S Y. N THRIFT R SHOP H Hwy. 17.92 -92 2 mi. no. MOST of OS Dog Track ack Rd. Reids The Mi n iT oThe VEGETABLE PLANTS NOW IN Tomato — Pepper — Eggplant Others Arriving Daily "ALMOST N TNU" Sons -From AA i0 g OPEN DAILY $a.m. s p.m. Ph. 323-6630 140OW First St. TH MONDAY- E 'SARDAYIOAM3 P.M u -.4.4 - - - Ovled3 - Initiation Fee SEMOLA BLVD. OLeaks Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirting Anchoring 0 Carports 0 Steps 834-0600 in Our Sth Year is — E OR MORE 95 -. 247 . .i to F) Fred Hall and CASCEIrDDV yourselection of farm equipment . IL! WX 5E*CE $TAON Dr. .:.Orlanjo.FIj 32807 -. ,.',. . .. want It to be In f1ptop Condit!" He has been P, his present I.an Kitchen Cabinets SOvini •Wo.d,k SWas Floi- SShweq Tile 6 Tut *windows £ Scree n Even m e aeg ii e 9ets in m l s ROOM OR WHOLE HOUSE . SANFORD 101 B W. lit ST. . " .. . '. ,• . '' ' ;. LIVE OAK CENTER, NWY 17 92, CASSELIERRY (ACROSS FROM SEMINOLE PlAZA) . , '•. f 323.2655 • I — - ... GALL WORK GUARANTEED 'K • 408 MATTI E ST. 323.1329 f ft look like SCHOOL (GRAD • -' :or rT:peraence , ----' ______ ,- SUNGLAMM FOR YOUR HOME Al NDCARATSUNIIANDLERS Nell and MarthaNeb000ers of SunhanedI5y 11 1 44. Help win the race Lri.*4r_ ZD I 0 good K4 THRU I?) THW YOU CAN AFFORD FbI / • • NOW I FAUDES GRADES Reupholstering Experf Workrna hi Pickup and liry' - Magazine? ___________________ 5LI1Y4 I DIP I.iJRU N Sur ""J''M g pj SADDLES - GUN BELTS "ATS-SPURS WLE SPONSORED Isi 1 No N0 OR,, AL - 'ACILITIES OF LEATHER GOODS WALLETS.JEWELRY NTE SPRINGS SINGOFEEDS &Rider WSTERN STORE Norse CAUL 831-0950 FOR MORE INFORMATION A.A __________ FREE SAMPLE' LOAF Of Our Delicious French Bread With Every D011ar Purchased % 2335 Uure I Ave. : . I UI •II a: Home 01 JUm iriu J AC K n • LONGWOOD PLAZA HWY. 17.92 LONGWOOD • ••,••, .• ,,,••,,,.. Solar • . Seminole Magazine? It's In the Herald 0 Mon. Thru Saf. .6 Phone 322.7S96 every Sanford 50 $ 8314252 gii ----- Water of • nsiallat CHOSEN BY FIVE MAJOR FLA. RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS ,j Uniert ow satm qvtstions by pho Aids Irc. 831-9721 83O165 , •. aLby 's MasterCharge cards are ac p s will be happy to demonstrate failure on all factory n . T solar control film that reduces application is made easy by the Magic Stick heat fading and glare and method with most important of all, your the only tool needed being a heating and cooling bills squeegee There Is two year There are various types of warranty on the do 11-you sell this windcpw Insulation film, material. It can be peeled off suitable for residential, corn and used again if desired. mercial and auto use. Although Newadditionstothegenerous the opaque kind where the line of reflecto shields carried person outside cannot see in, is at Sunhandlers are the Illegal for use on cars, "Bronze - on. Bronze" and Sunhandlers has the other "Gray on Gray". These new types, which are legal. Call or shields make a more natural Stop down and they will be appearance as If your windows happy to show you what types had only tinted glass yet do the you can use on your car: same job at stopping sun and As an energy saving device glare as the highly reflective ReflectoShield keeps tern shields. perAtures down in the summer Sunhandlers offers dislinc t 4nnd up in the winter, It reflects advantages to the customer 11 up to 81 er cent of the sun's that the concern Is locally owned and operated. It make rcent of the heat, too violet rays that cause fading of use of only the finest work. carpets,drapesandupholstery. manship and features the and 85 per cent of the sun's lowest prices. Sunhandlers is plare. The a maz i n g film conserves A. Nelson, who believes 6P to so percent of your electric their rapid growth of two stores energy If ycxi have air con In a short period of time shows your home that the public likes their so9t;a::daif &MiReh 13 Ph. 323.7"o 211111111 Sanford Ave. samw " — A A OOu riuuus. SAl orld B • • • EDUCATIONALCHILDCARE L " ' Inf a nts to Age 2 Years Let us Show you what , a wonderful can bio — I A BQb's World TOWNSOUARE,$oi E.2SthS T. SANFORD 323-1424 10OPENa m 34Mon your glass by S nhandler ,Don't let your atlet qet It a treat it with Refledo5heldis Shield. Reflecto-Shield Is the other solar control films original solar control film because It Is the original film, offered by Sunhandlers of first on the market and still the doatroylt Seminole County, who have a best It is the only laminated convenient office at IOIB W. film available. Reflecto-Shield Flectric. First St., Sanford. is factory guaranteed and Roscoe and Sarah t of the tented and there is a five Sanford office of Sunhandlers year warranty against material Starts the amazing qualities of stallallons. _____ ;. . 1 3fld money o - -- - - 9ODAY GUARANTEE 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE SANFORD , ' 0 NEW 9 USED PARTS INSTALLATION N71 WL VV1I Why RE-CHARGE ALL • HAVING A PARTY? WE'LL CLEAN UP AFTERWAROSi Reid's Garage operates 2 u 322-0076 . ..4 Glass in y our home and car is pr otecting against shattering this page and then call or drop "sunburned " in t he summer of a good conductor of hut, both And it pays for itself through in at the office for a demon. "frost bit" in the winter. summer and winter. And that the reduction in your heating or stration of how you can save ADV. — can cost you lost of money for cooling bills as well as the money by cutting down on your cooling and heating, both protect:on of your furnishings cooling bills in summer and winter and summer from fading your heating bills In winter. $ ..' FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL 24 HR. ANSWERING SERVICE SANFORD .• ' 5 uNnANOtERS • 834-1811 -: . . .. - 323-2450 ___________ Sunglasses For Your Home . The Original Sor Control Film — Lamp WA .. - Where Any Foot Can Fund un11andl1ers Of Seminole INSTALL OR HAVE INSTALLED$ Mu Reid's do welding, both with Reid's over six months but has been doing repair work Sanford, just across from the wreckers and offers 24 hour about8 years. even fhoughhcis lighter Ave In recker service They will be onlv26 years old Rnid did thø .A . C all the time. Gordon Reid and his family business for two years, and was electric and acetylene, and If you're wise y ou don't trust f or merly in the service station replace mufflers. ha ve theirroots in Sanf or d His your car air conditioner to the busines s on French Avenue at If R d the bock •ork The installation of air con ch: e grown son and tender mercies of the nearest 25th Street. He has had a total of ditioning in cars, trucks and d daughters ers still si "screwdriver mechanic," you 20 years experience in the buses is routine work for Reid's in ht take it to an expert. The experts repair business Gaiage. Jack DeLand has been In the Sanford area are at Bank Americard and .- SANFORD 2012 FRENCH AVE. : FnrIrrnthtioning work and the present location for lust happy to give you free air conditioning on the Auto your general automotive ov er 6 months car owners in estimates on any job Reid's Train service bus. repairs put your trust in the the Sanford area have learned has the modern equipment Gordon Reid buys junk cars, experts at Reid's Garage. to trust the folks at Reid's when necessary to do a good job and so if you have a car that is at the Don't let your air conditioner their cars need air conditioner, although they specialize in air end of the road, see him. get ycu "hot under the collar" repairs and maintenance. conditioning they also do Reid's offers both new and — "Cool It" at Reid's. — ADV CUT ELECTRIC COSTS i — George Reid, owner, has been general automotive repairs, used parts. Right now they ha ve in the repa ir business in San. including brake w or k on both a special offer on compressor s tically the year round; it ford for over 8years and is well disc and drum type, tune.ups. for your air conditioner; $50 doesn't get a winter vacation known in Seminole County for change ball joints; in fact ins talled T he y give a 90 day like u w ould up north. So you quality work and fair dealing anything except heavy jobs. guarantee on their work. - A Dream Come True HEAVY HOUSE CLEANING EXPERTS CRICKEfl PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANING - In Central Florida. your car's air conditioner is used prac . - - , . ø..• 1_, - "COOLIT ATREIDSGARAGE _________ EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER - —•-- •-• __________________ . -: - Reid's Garage, 4011 MAttie St., - YUUU'b HdUNfa ____ -., . - _____ ___ it . -- ______________________________ ._fi .. ________ 4 MASLE DOUGAN, BJ VOINER, 2 __________ _______ I Try Our Newest !uts and Blow Drys. SL- DKEN -.- fl 8T8 . Is assi%fed by two might say the Duda story Is one porters. Their operations are from inches to 23 ft. in width, very capable and from the mini to the mighty.-. established alt over the state of walk behind mowers, and a knowledgeable salesmen, Fred ADV. . ke 119,41, T j/ R_ _ third generation Dudas con Oviedo Tractor carries the tremendous investment The In addition to the above sisting of three sons and their widest range of farm equip- farmer has mare Invested in mentioned businesses, the eight sons, have expanded ment and machinery in the equipment than any other Oviedo location houses a operations to include such state. The y handle five major business in existence for the wholesale 100 acre sod farm, enterprises as citrus, cattle, lines of tractors, lawn and dollar return. All territor y from Daytona vegetable farming camp garden equipment and three Harold Hall General Beach to Palatka and south to grounds citrus processing major hay fora equipment Manager of the Tracctor the southern tip of the state plants, canning plants, packing, lines. New Holland, Gehl and Division is responsible for the serviced by Duda They also sod farming and a tractor and Lely. They have deep tillage smooth flow of the operation, have an operation in Naples. uto parts business. A Duda & tools for all sorts of gr ound Hallhasnwiththecompa ny A true story of success Sons are International ex one ,ir TIME SERVICE 6Ol4E.CoonaI Cenler Also Iron Curling company began operations in operation since 1937 It started anything in farm equipment all parts necessary for OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun, FACTORY AUTHORIZED Monday Deliveries 3"-1791 LOCS141,01 I Mile North of SR 434 On 17-91 In Longwood C;a rde n No J R. . ___ The secrets to being a success Florida as well as in Australia. variety of used equipment. Hall and Kerry Sherwood, and are an enormous ambition Pnd At the home office In Oviedo They carry disc narrows from by shop foreman Ed Kennedy, a hours of hard work. No one YOU will find nine of !:te it 30 Inches to 31 feet in width and veteran of the company since knows this better than A. Duda Duclas hard at work. The other wheel tractors from 3 to 320 h.p. 1957. & Sons Inc.. creators of Oviedo two are based in the Belle Glade These wheel tractors are from Duda Auto Parts consists of Tractor and Duda Auto Parts, plant. 32 Inches to 14 feet In width and both wholesale and retail Oviedo Tractors, a division of Weigh from 400to O y stock a The Dudas, a diversified A. Duda in At Oviedo Tractor you can find complete line of O Sand .. ISP r Henry & Carol Barron, Owners _______ ass preparation. rotary mowers since)962. He IN SANFORD PLAZA eNelson Fla. Roses se M iyue TflnTflFTTTTrnTeT1T1T1I% a SINGER SALES .. - V. • Wehav,.cr,dii P andes nidioti V U0 bd 'Fertilizers __ 14 Carrying case or cabinet extra, FURNITURE - the vegelible business 60 years out with only two employes and from the mini to the mightyl repairing farm equipment and ago Since then the sec ond and now boasts . Farm equipment is a machinery PRICEI 'Trees & Shrubs eGift Shop .Hardwa Dept - MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIRS Roof Coaling Guaranteed In Writing THIS IS ITI GREAT NEW ZIG-ZAG MACHINE AT AN INTRODUCTORY Your Complete One-Stop Garden Center" 200 Y.arIV or S 24 P,,MOflIh SISO Yearly c 515 Per t..onfh Single - CASSELBERRY 'ALYA - so Family - / [P PRO DUCTS INC Fold Down Awnings — r e e I I Fie'e's 7 Holes 2.25 All Day or 18 Holes 3.50 *MON DAY SPECIAL 9 Holes 1.50* Memberships Now Available PH. 365-3248 14 61 17 O C GOLF St COUNTRY CLUB S V Ph. 321-0780 210S. Elm Sanford In The Ace Hardware Bldg. WON J L 1S 0 - I WE BRING THE SHOP F 9Le G46 bg Hax 1i ACCESSORIES LAWN & GARDEN EOUIPMENT Route 426 — • Come In And Browse See Our Gif Is For Every Occasion — Ir , AUTO PARTS AND PHONE 30S.349 MULLET LAKE RD., GENEVA - FEED STORE-` 0 i~ $ V.-W 0 OVIEDO TRACTOR CO WHOLESAL "HARGE I ow QUOTES CALL FOR 'J 710 ALL Sanford Annuals Vege ta ble Plants Y AIRS TRANSfAISSIONS BA NK FINANCING INSURANCE I Pet Supplies COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 3222624 Sanford, Florida AUTO Fri. 9 4 Sorry Cliowd Sol. DUDA AUTO PARTS AND I-IGHT REPAIRS erts In A'I'r Condi ionin 9 \4JY HUNT'S TUXEDO Park Ave. 16-24 Year Olds SR22's Filed EZ Payments 0 GardenLand Tngwood Longwood BRAKE RELINING Ex hty 202 I Garage Pogo, Tac 1 •• e Baby Chicks • Horse Care Items Out Patient Therapy • 41% a Tuxi.odo Feeds Pmj I Tuesday, Oct. 7, Fertilizers 71e a Seeds ed :"F. ME RLE NORMAN & Evening Herald,Sanford, Ff. U NURSING cting, products and service and the film can drop the tem. prices, "Most people buy Reflecto-Shield to save monay perature up to 15 degrees. . Reflecto Shield gives you on cooling or heating bills," 1 if desired. In addition says Neal, "and the otl-er ad ire happy fringe ro the transparent type of film, you can selecla tinted type that benefits." has the effect of a mirror, so In addition to the Sanfcwd that you can see out but the store, Sunhandlers has an office aulomalicallf , $ 2 4 9. 5() A - Other Shred $ a'so horn Ack thA nnII "U IV U TVUI VJI. • whn wears -'-. . S , - will FREE HEARING I HEARING TEST I Av,MdOI1,O, ' AID I REPAIRS r ' 6^111 01 , E) CORDS CALL 8348776 AND S E RVO - When selecting shoes for travelling remember th' you will be doing much more walking than you are accustomed to, so every one should have a stoUt g ood pair of walking shoes Choose them with an eye for comfort. Nylon becoming very popular with travelers, since garments made from it can be washed, hung up to dry In an hour, and then be ready to without ironing e main word to remember is "Simplify". Take along the things you are sure you will need. The excess you carry will be a burden to you. Other helpful travel hints are available through CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC., 574 N. Orlando Park Mall. Tel 645-20M. Open 9:30. 5:30. Sal. 10,2. Ample Parking. No extra charge for our services. We specialize In cruises anywhere you desire. All modes of transportation f • ,• , ' 15!:H. - 17 L • up 11george stuart i33CislAobtntonSt.,t - Ot!and i -- J :. I *ART SUPPLIES .GLASS For Every i'ur'pose 41MIRRORS ePAINT *WALLPAPER ivacy Senkarik Glass a Paint Co., Inc. Pb _M "n TRAVEL TIN Shoes -_ should •- TO TA L SERVICE By PEST Professionals . . - CONTROL ROACHES SILVERFISH RATS TERMITES. FLEAS -ANTS OFF ' LAWN SHOES AND BOOTS SPRAYING CHINCH BUGS ARMY WORMS SODWORms TENT FUMIGATION RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL HOME TOWN SERVICES EMERGENCY SERVICE PH. 377-8865 AVOE ride YZ c"asibe Now Store Hours Open Supday seminiow plaza MW ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. - �- - -- - ,-- 6B—Evening Hera, nfo,FL Answer to Pr,jui Puufe Variety 12:30 (I) Tomorrow 1:00 (2) Somerset (6) News Show () Donahue EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional Schedule (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2. S 13) Days Of Our i,1 Wednesday Truth (6, I) Concentration (9) Wild World MORN ING Turns (9) Let's Make A Almanac Profiles In Education 6:25 ( 2) Of Joe Garagiola Happy Days (9) (44) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood Club (9) 7:30 (9) Am AmerIca ( 44) House 0f Frightensteln 8:00 (6) CaptaIn Kangaroo (6) SwItch 8:30 ( 44) Three Stooges (9, Rcckie 8 - 5 (44) Spirit Of '76 (6) Beacon Hill ai •' I., ,, ,,..,,,,,,., ,,,, MO I4 4_.LR 11SJ f AP1 CA I LF 1 1N A ________ ______ _____________ ______________ I __________ cJLT Mttl O _______ ________ G 'r NA ___ N , _______ giejtly rriwor ' I Beverly 3 4 '•' 8 i 9 - - 18 - - - - ______________________ - 24 (44) Lucy Sf10-il (9) ABC News (13) lane Grey Theatre (24) Man And Environment II (35) Mayberry RFD 25 34 35 ______________ 37 ' - - 39 44) - - - 41 - - or write - 46 I-IIGIILIGI!I's IV - ________________________________ Sweepstakes 53 (6) Glven Take Style ________ - ______ 48 47 - 49 50 51 152 — 55 - . i -i. (44) lather Knows '.ovie Best 10:30 (2. 5, 13) Wheel Of Entertainment weeks for "Bcacon Hll," breaks out in a ac- cording to CBS's program Jill volunteers to - 59 go in and aid ' - - - ' J series,amuch-hypedpreseason convictsrnassforaprotest,and Right s.iuo (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, S 13) HIgh Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Oils (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,8, 13) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life So Machine has "Beacon Hill" where - at least Rob's unsuspecting Investment In a speakeasy, Rob thinks he, Grant Piper and Into the former chauffeur Henry - fine theyall are—who (24) When TV Was Live (33) Big Valley 12.30 (2. 13) Three For out, who really stands comes charging makes Or viewers come rushing back each week. Television is much Search For Tomorrow BeLS more a medium personalities than product. That's why so BUllOCk shows up with some college boys, whereupon through the pack and rivets people to the set, ?v'loner whlte4read Richard comes to Rob's rescut. 10-il ABC MARCUS WELBY, of (9) All My Children Company 10 IllS many mediocre or even below, shows survive 84:30 CBS GOOD TIMES suffering from a tumor and Dr. Welby can only recommend a - James'sprldegetsinthewayo( seekinghelpfromhisaffluent R U I SWINGING CHEEflLEADERS vi cousin, played by Percy tamin SWING INO _______________ 9:49 IARMAIDS does to swallow pride, he — 1 am 62 discovers that cousin Edgar DEAR DR. LAMB years oki. I have had some isn't In much better shape. trouble with my thyroid gland SNOWING Joe Garagiola's "Baseball have heard that kelp was good for the thyroid. How much and World" covers the fIrst 15 PLUS DII II% &1WUI J(PIJ) Jl ke$*y 51:31 L.wtt P'icti *rj Nit S.,,.st,i Fee CIII Idriw. _______________________________________________ , minutes, It will be Boston how often should this be taken? Also, I would like to know If wneat germ oil is good to keep the blood from becoming too thick, DEAR READER Kelp contains iodine and If you need at Oakland and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh tonight as the nefork covers both games, with Pittsburgh first, - 81:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS "The Other ningham" Wednesday' s makes a Richle Richie's momentous lie decides Iodine Cun- SOtWCe.Youshouldrelyon your doctor to decide If you need father decision, Richie should aid iodine. If you do he wili give you the family cause by taking out the daughter of Mr. Cun. ninJ3am's business associate, a proper amount without relying on an Inconstant Intake. There was quite a flap about lUchie Isn't wild about 25 dnd gets Potsie to replace him, years ago about vitamin E to prevent Jirnals blamed, Such confusion. using blood with some surprising names on the articles, But the decreased blood clotting 8-10 THE ROOKIES "Ladles to Kill" Grim drama Inside prison walls, with Jill as the d it would be a good mechanIsms observed were related to other factors, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN ANfl FflV SPMINflS I COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 7S-14fl CA 19 C FFOFRAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vs RI- ' in L 'uJt. a woman, and F IPIAPICIAL - AC CFPTAPICE CORP. 0.ferxjants NOTICE OF SUIT TO- Financial Acceptance Corp icn Broadway Kansas City, Missouri You IRE HEREBY notified that a Complaint tOforeIosi a mortgage encumbering the following real cwooerfv - t t 0. Block 37. HEFTIER HOWELL PARK SEC could cause high cholesterol HOMES, lION 01fF aunrdlnq t ibe plat which increases the possibility thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, of heart attacks and strokes. J PCOPS 1% and 4$, Putlic Recordi of County, Florida, find that the only type of diet I Seminole been filed against you and you can stick with Is one that Is very are reouirr',i to serve a copy of your wnittendefcnse%.Ifafly,tOitonvAN high In protein with lots DElI BERG. GAY & BURKE. PA . meat and eggs. Sometimes attrw'np'vs for th. plaintiff. whO% have as many as 20 eggs a address is P 0 Box lfl. Orlando. week. Is there any age that you Florida 33107. and file the original with the' Clerk of the above styled should start watching your Court on or before O(tobipq cholesterol intake? I'm only 20. otherwise, a iudgmpnt may be1913 en terei anainst you fr the relief DEAR READER The demanded in the Complaint, American heart Assn. has WITNESS my hand arid flee seal of a , there was no effect at all vitamin E. The use of wheat germ oil for this purpose Is based on these old, long since from discredited concepts. It won't help at all, mol'e Information on vitamin E write care this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. Send 50 cents, a long, For to me in of stamped, self-addressed envelope, and ask for The Health Miracle or Myth. DEAR DR. LAMB heard that one - I have should not eat more than three or four eggs a week as any more than that _______________________________________________________________________________ - DI N N ER - -- 3 esiciien moslwd p$at gtovy, (oh ilaw o orJ P'oI b,vc-,i.il Mary/and its - Meetings BusIness. 7:30 1st Slatord - Jf , 2100 S. French Ave. VJ very large rooms. Eat in kitchen, formal dining room. A real buy at $21,900, Excellent terms. Large 1 bedroom s'ruoo 1.2, 3 FROM - 1 25 tor2 fle"irooms t.i R M'LuE .'L'li 7543 Park Drive t'Oup Oi,s J)? 7)71 AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St JkflI')1Iotftc * "Get 'Em While * it P4'nelc 13' l.ISA .el,., M.''t. ________________________ . - iiiey - wi. ....... '• club or organization can tppar in this listing each seek for only $3 per week'? This Is an ideal way to Inform the public Sanford VS!C LSJ • On Lake, Frte Boatirig •$'cl ('tuhpnu,q. Drapes •Carpeting SStp Dincnq Rnnms Highway 17.92, Sanford, NextToCavljpr 323.8670o,' 831.9777 ( of your club activities. - ___________________ _______________________________________________________ ________ not eat more than three egg yolks a week, including those used in cooking. The Inter Society Commission on Heart Disease recommended limiting the total daily cholesterol In. take to Y'iO milligrams. An average egg yolk contains from io 2Th milligrams of cholesterol, your cholesterol and diet? Some have high cholesterol and if detected should begin a program then. The best way 10 train people to like the right food is to begin training during hi AMER I CA N '- Court on Scotember 15th. $973 (Seal) Arthur H fteckweth, fr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly' Elaine RiCharde Ce-puty Clerk Publish' Sept, Ii, 73. 30. Oct 7, IUS rf' 171 Efficiency apartment, lights and water furnished Elizabeth Crews. phone3l)31)1tx'forelOam _________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM TIfF WANT AD COLUMNS __________ _______ ______ 33—Houses Furnished -- Two bedroom furnished house. carpeted throughout, Pine St. Geneva. 319 526) 4 __ (fJJ1 Hwy 17 97 I Mite South of Sanford (ScalP Arthur H Ik'Ckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court fly' Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk PuPelIh- Stof 71. 10, Oct 7, )1, 1975 DFR 151 WITNESS my hand And the teal of CHULUOTA- 2 bedrooms, fenced yard, large family room, kitchen equipped, Asking 5)40 mo 363 5713. — STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACE ACLASSIFIEDADNOW C,sii 3)228)) $31 9993 - FRIED CHICKEN I41Dttt4O4L4! - ,rLarmcrs 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fum. or Unfum Did you know that your LEGION POST 53 You've __________________ got it! /1 your club or organization .#, ai,,. be InclurJJ In THE HERALD CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 REALTORS 7545 Park Dr _________ 2 Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced yard, 1901 Summeclin Ave 81-900 1W mAke offer 372 3197 - LAKE MARY I bedroom home With 3 baths, also a den, family room and basement. Dressing roomweth masterbedroom, walk in closets, central vacuum, Also an attached apartment for a roomy 1.300 sq ft. of space. Jutt listed. Be the tint to see it at Acreage W, Garnett White Broker 107W Commc'rcaf _______________________ Sanford 3?? 7181 ___________________________ SMALL APPLIAPICES REPAIRED 3005 Sanford Ave 37] 9370 Itt like pennies from hEAven ween yOU Se-fl "D'o • want Act __________________________________ Six Acres. near Industrial Park. $65,000 K EPIMORE WASHER, parts. service, used mactiin.'s 14.0014EV APPLIAPICES37)O6,; ' CALLUS SANFORD 3 bedroom. 7 bath home, shady yard, air conditioner Will dicker or swap 1)9.300 Forrest Greene, 5306$)) REALTORS Inc. — HAL COLBERT REAL) Y INC ?07E 75th HAl. COLBERT. REALTOR Evet 337 (1617 on 137 1517 Eves Selma Williams 3fl'l%Il ___________________________ 797s . Authorliect Gravely Bolens _____________________________ Dealer Cmo, 310 W Melody 1977 Chevrolet .. ton pick up Ex Lane. Casitberry 3)96417 elien: e,onj'lon Reasonable 337 0972 Speciat shrub and garden r4yers, ________________________ Cents ea, GardenLand, 1100 W 1st St. 323 MX - Chrolet ton. Iwbeel drive. air. PS, PB, AM FM radio, 9)6 military tres 3fl 148$ ______________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FO t' tRACTiON OF THEIR COST I 140M TODAYS Wt.P4T ADS' _______________________ __________________ NFL.SOPi'S FLORIDA POSES -.'jr,ft', G.l'rlen Center ''-I C. A S.IOIIOII .f f' '64 Comet, 6 cyl automatic, heatci-. current osp . I owner, goon paint 110 rust 5100 firm 3273976 , 1973 Kerman Chia. excellent con dillon, 12,795 Cell 0uare McGuire. 322 1631 Dealer. _______________________________ 1973 voikswagn Karman Ghia, ml one owner, new regular maintenance. 57.750 3? 4)10 ext 737 ASk tar Lrda Between 5.30 & S 1%lFairláne Stinctarcttrans ,$lSOiirm 3221917 ___________________________CASH For Your Junk Cars " JIM DANDy JAZZ FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'SE 16 S.arrtod3l3 4133 ________ _____________________ - 197) Pontiac Lemant, 21,000 mile's power Steering, air, $1,600 3?) 64)7 after 6 _______________________________ Make yo,.r Budget go further, op 197) Vega. low mileage, excelleät flit. Clastifiect Ads r'.er,- day buy at 51.395 373 $510 or 134 4605 Deafer. 68—Wanted 53—W.RadiStereo - 80—Autos for Sale ,, - ------- - - __________ - to Buy 1971 Chevrolet Impale Iwo doeharoop, air & automatic 1st 5300 A - LASH 322.4132 COLOR TV. $14 93 MONTH RENTAL PUPCHASE PLAN '" .'. ' ' '''"'' AppliAnCe'S toots, 1972 Gremlin X, factory air, S1,7'93 1 o' lu'l tO'rs Lirr,'t _____________________________________ 3238370 or $34 46-OS Dealer. et fl V.L4 1006 Mart 715 Santnri ___________________________________ P10 LONGER USED CAMPING ______________________________ 196$ Pontiac Convertibel, GTO. good Condition. 1600 32) 09)3 We Buy Furniture GEAR IS III DEMAND. SELL IT ________________________ NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD 197) Mercury Marqui$co,tiy DAvES' 3i 9370 passenger station wagon. ci Color TV's from $30. 85W. from Wente--ctto buy used office furniture ceptionallyctean& bully equipped $13: Sery;ce all makes HERBS' Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel New Michelin radial tires One TV 1200 S French. 373 1731 berry. Hwy. 1797 530 4706 owner. S1.99S 322-1793 or 373 714) 1r ucen furn.ture BUSINESS DIRECTORY '.','O4D r,' flAt Real Estate Broker 377 364) Aft Hns Hi 3757 517W 1sf St - Sanford EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I AWE MARY- New I bclrrn onmes Make inln Selections PAVed strp't r.ty water. 521.300 with only 5700 flown Government flç1nn I'll 1419 Builder ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days 377 8)7) tIghts 37? 7337 __________________________ By owner--- 7' miles west of Sari ford. 3 bedrooms. excelfer,t con dition.5lS,900 32341230or 567 2649 -.___ Kish Real Estate -cl14.tc fEVOND ti-it CONTRACT TAX CREDIT--- 3 bedroom, 2 bath IO$ of clotet space, carpet, central beat and air 1,31.900. Aftpr Hoc rail REALTOR ASs,ociatt. I McDaniel 177 4436 MIS-REALTORS ni GREGORYMOBILE HOMES 3501 Orlardo Driir Sanford)?] 32 HILLCREST - '73. central air, dishwasher, rdl,%e'd patio. Skirting, a. tie downs. Good location, Payments 54 29 mo Offered by Savings & loan 337605) ____________________________ gx •.. A'ir .onItlonlng , :Cfltr,il Heat & Ar Condt'onng For free CStm,IlS, Call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 377 1771 Al P COIl DI T I ON IN 0 REFRIGERATION. DUCT WORK 24 hour ser,ce All riles Al 14 CON DY K ES OlTIOPlINC', 177 8177 - Aluminum Saeens ______________________________ VodOw& Door Screens - Custom made 14epar Dcc'unt Pr rt'', 37? 6670 Beauty Care ___________________________________ Home Improvements — . F uterrir P,'s.c'.rv' 75 i'i5 e.p.'nenre ,'slS m-r rrp.i.rs V Workman MN tno fr?rr,nr PIec'd help en 'hat 5atrday rar.'Iin,, fr-i- f '$e wr "Ic fi, lii,' hft' Or iP' nI' 3??eIaS PUDDY'S HOME tMPROVE .'ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEENYPV AND REPAIRS 3n 1331 _____________________________ 'Tcr Pt,,%t, rig -rul,C'f') ''3 , ' :• ' .: __________________________ xtir -i'' ,,, . r' " 7r''1 I. • ' . __ :. i.f ....., 0. ., cic u r., ___________________________________ .-. -( ' '; . flfrk For th,' I -is full tini- Inn C*rvt,,'s F STE 14 sC, P lUG Puhizriq F *ca,j!.nq, DIch work rII cirt, top so.I 327 5943 ,'.',; -- - uci i -, ________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If CIdiSsitled AiI iidnt work there wouldot ne .%ii I 151 FIIJDC.1 IS ARE POt STEREO Ai 1 VALUE S I RO55 VHf ',ilAPl T AD oIflOr Statenq'nts ,srvl t, '" Buildings Pressure - Cleaning .5&A CLEANS ALL pnessune(ieanng 371 Exterior A small Classified Ad br'nos h. recumris ly i.'.- .ini si'e (ill )2 8)' V9v) " Radio & TV _________________________ URIVE IN TV SERViCE cast S(.'v(e 2 L ye Oak fl;-c CA%SIberr P0n 53) 9411 . . (Irarnu lii j rt t i A, fOtk ia All kinds c'f Cc1ng House trailers stored I. moved 372 9147 ,%hn0'. PEST INtl Groomnq P 372 a;57 PE '1 tjacnoe service a F .ri,'s,ic dii rep3d'tS 6)1 n'i iok I .'.'c,'r I ' _____________________________ Ii Pet Care I ISVUIIfl9 F'c'-'t v -1 ret:a.r% Cl,,, r• 0 -r':i" ..lt *ork j,jr,i,fi'..g RP(lf,0t' 4 ROOFiNG *73 "t': i', Si101 Repa i-s,s'-450p4 S '''"i '- - _____________________________ - ________________________ .'4P4Y F 14,55 C,.SF4A(,t lao:lscapn -1 1Iii', ng, Lawns STO14,5('[ I4UIt ()iPlcT, .SSowu'ui Buck Thompson alter 9 Prnti TreAted Timber, Thermal e m 377 3976 polyiter finish over guy steel SPECIALIZE IN t.OWCOST I (Ok INC. FOR U-I-.-' T.'-.-.., p'.b' Sf- ',' iNO '.7 I I ill 0111 5 0.539114lPd0 SPECIAL' _______________________________ -•1 Ptap an art in ClASSified It doesnt ___________________________ mAtter what you need You'll find that some reader lies iUSt that Carpertr, Rem- cjei req ;leiPee or she would like 10 sill Custom Work iccensed. Bonded no it rx'ew' Free estimate 323 6031 ________________________________ ('AL I 177 7811 If you are h,'sy.nq cI'tfc Wty finding __________________________________ pl*cptn live cr to drive, a ,ot, r" ','w, Paye riced i react alt (icr wanf ds ryCry L1,P. 01 1 i '.'A, i-lINt SOLAR HEATING AND WATER 'We cer-,e all makes .inct mode:s PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Free' Pickupand Delivery Call Phil Gon1aIe 303 373)v)9 5nf,ct j4,ccw'c5(ierP ne's 3?? _______________________________ I'3OWF SEPTi TANK I irensefi Rursilect inujred crete SOfifir tAnk5 nstAllatigns. rt-ainfietni P. l*nk's ClUmped 372 ART flRc),,'p1 P1ST C ON T WOL ?Sa? Pri Dry.' 377 5,65 - Lawn Care i-eC') 'iOP ?1 Cumr' and sse us . SPine repairing We have taps icr ,e,r dAocc %hO'S COiL,rs jn1 '.;s fr mu, dOj ' or ?' . - SKYLINE -- Doublewide, '13.74'x 60', 3 BR, 7 bath, railed front screen room, central air, carport awning and skirting Good con dition's Payments 1104.17 mo. Offered by Savings 5 loan 37) - __. - . ''Y' '. Home Improvements aTOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Acts VIdO'I work - there wouldn't be any - - 43—Lots-Acreage HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from It alll 'Large wooded lots •Street lights .Paved Streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks ST JOHNS RIVER Near Deltary, atmot an acre of river fronl with beautiful trees, great fishing Owner says "submit offers." CALL NOW LAKE MARY Beautiful lakefront lot ona pennsul for unobstructed scenery %75 30 Year Mortgage-s - S pct. down or Conventional Mortgages. : Forrest Greene, Inc. = ill Señora Iivliverd. 5a"$ord rffde 17711 c.aiiiut mt 1511ff. Reel Itlat. RmL.r Pm)., CONSTRUCTiON Inc. 3234353 uiwitiA $itct4i, I 1v*4i': Pk.M (305) 312-1721 or '73 6-Ct) 9gual Hojiiie Ote'oIui'.t.,e tqvi ;4r,-,,i.9 t,rid* , BALL REALTY --- Established Residential Area? 79-Trucks-Trailers - ......- . ________ ________________________ Two ton $969 International 1 ruc for bruit hauling New tires, good --___________________ 62—Lawn-Garden - - -- - Three lots, 75th St. Zoned MR 7, 132.300 42'—Mg)bi le Homes In Sanford's Finest \.,,)GraIiada Townhomcs ' ,,, fit .5 R AGF74(Y )fl 3$'4 ________ - ---' - Looking for garden eluament' Read toda1,t classIted .is for good t'uys 67A—Feed _________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate flroker 3227643 r 7R—PItorcycIes QUAL ITY APPLIANCES AT RARC,AIP4 PRICES SANFORD Chihuahuas.AKc.somevery%mall. AUCTION, 17)1110 Dachshunds, miniatures. AKC. Also Siamese kittens Animal HOtpOint 20" Stove Haven Kennels 372 575? SlOOor best offer ______________________________ __________________ Call 371 096? --- .SSOC 'Pcoriditioned flatteries. 5)7 9 PFFL 'S fOGY Hr/? '.r'forr1 Ae cabinets ass (,n anlCarri eOt.t S FPFF KITTENS f Qood homes; onoe.i Pwerql Call after 3 p ri's "731 lii i4.iy'r,yp 52-APPlianCeS And us.000 arcewe ou buy ane' u'.Jr ,JuJ ufcIriuuit3 dl .,xnuri. r.iuvc cci tur 055 4)00 yOU keep the difference. See what a Cranada Townhome has to offer Over 1,650 square feet of living space - including 3 bedrooms, 2Y, baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors. central heat and air color.coordrg,ted kitchen and much more Corrp etc CQCrCIII,00al factes manta.r-ed by the Sonora Homeowners Association On closing we pay your init.ôt fee ($400) and first year's rnomber8hip to March 1, 1916 Prices range from $36,909 to $38500. Move In for as little as 5% dowa with financing at 7.7?.'/, (A.r.fl.) ov 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20'/. down. No closing costs. Monthly main. tonance fe, covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash collec. lion, structural Insurance and outside liability. Granada Townhomes qualify for the 5% tax credit. Used office furniture r' 'An '' 'U!.ri 1jk a ir',irs s.'rr't,iraJ deSks & ' ------------ ________________________________ '00cr •'p'et SenSe.be, 3), this lltIng call: Agency fu $500 movog --1 to Homes, Lots Moving? Why Not Live BINGO Every' Mon &Sat Early Birdatl;$3p M Regular atl 45P M II Your MLS • .., cv' L* MEETINGS UP M -- 2nd arid 4th Thursday Each Month would llk Realty CASSELBERRY-- 3 bedroom, 2 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" bath home. family room, afr conditioned, carpeted, kitchen WELL LOVED--) BR hof'tvein nice equipped, clothes washer, food area Large corner lot, can usa freeier included Garage, nice 3rd bedroom family room. A $750 little doll house Ride by 1907 CALL IC' SEE Adams Ave and let us aricw what FERN PARK MAITLAND - 3 bed you think' rooms. I', baths, air conditioner. dishwasher, tcni.1 yard, $723 VACANT AND READY! Attratiye FORREST GRE ENE, INC freshly painted) BR home on high 530 6833 377 $970 eyes site Range, drapes, and rear yard fenced Walk te) school5 $21,930 2 Bedroom unf urn tllOmo 3 Bedroom unfurnispied. $1% 321 0066 322.242i1 Anvfimo .ws. , , Commercial Properties JOHN KRIDER '' Parts c,.arts. I Sç.eed, I barrel Phar "'- Prq R,'sI E''e H'oieq 371 ('s.l " 7i5 173 5715 373 7895 Immaculate 3 bedroom home. 573.900 as ____ WIlT REALTY 76—Auto- 64-Equipment for Rent Table lamp, SI; Picnic table, 2 _________________ ____________________________ benches. 51750: Desk. ISO; Bookcase. SI?. Hope CheSt, ceder, 130; Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpe! SArPI',I for only 1.1 30 PCI' ct11 7win bed complete, 533. NiCe old CAR POLL'S FURNITURE Sh'raton dining room suetes. %)45 KULP DECORATORS. 109 W. 1st St 377 7)33 65"Pets.Supplies -. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Professional Poodle Grooming Classified Ad. didn't work by Betty Campbell th're wouldn't be any &'on thruFri -3221061 ' - - Clt 371 ('I _____________________________ ___________ _________ a. 'vsa.nrl 'fl,i'n Pay halanrent $75 or 10 payments Si c. ,t c,,p1p0 ¶,EWING CENTER 3(17 Fact 1irt. Downtown Eve 869 '4 ____________________________ '' HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms.2 batht, 3 car garage. Florida room, central H A 5.43,000 Sten strom 01)0. "'4 , - ' 197fl l'l,indr r? iir 60-OffiCe Supplies •i 3 bedroom. I' baths, central Pee-at a. air, wall wall carpeting. Call 372 ______________ J1'\ lo(ôlion. 'W 13) 9993 i i . - VERY LARGE 3 beJrc.om home Pdf*house'%inarural area Noctown payment, monthly payments less thdre rent Government SubSidiZed to qualified buyers Call to see ' you qualify! M UPISWORTH REALTY Broker 503W Itt St ____________________________ 373 6061 or 373 OSl7eves -. -.---._'.-. Early Birds l:lSp.m, ____________________ W flUt TAFFER REALTY PtAORSS' Assu me Payments .rnor ?' t.'.n n t.ltnnrit I re,'rIo. pnsiI.o.i, fwiil neecil,-. ioni egUipp4.d kutche,. air '5)7,730. _______________________ . Rattan) e'ce .iit,i 8. (0)0, ornf table & 1 .4' (efllr bible 3?) 1011 FHA•$19,65O __________ - 51-Household Goods .-. . . -- PFALTOR 337 74 -. - - ,,jrct Professionally Managed By SANFORD CaliBait Real Estate ' 322•2090 tim,' - (i ANTIQUES F401i50'4 MAIfl?IE H.vy $7 9 137 5761 iit(f.,i fi,rr,,q1, (ai no!', CunI bedrooms, central air, on targe lot Call See and Believe Eves 323 0415 . .- 1i hp Marc All S n-. - 'i', greatl rt'iced' _______ ____________________ JOHN SAUS AGE"IC RK 31A—jpIexes ciamag.'d stock reduced up tO 6 Sale sI:.rtsM.oa,, Oct 6 Watch for grand opening, PAYTON CHILDREN'S WEAR, ' , 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD Every Wed & Sat, apartments Garage Nice lot. Only $20,000 Owner Associate, 6)1044 eves 71(1 i ' ' 1Whl drive pick upor Jeep, und"r 37)0174 Evinrude Cierance Sale 7610 mrrly Buttons & flows :: hourS, full canvas, instruments, CASH 3?) 4171 "ead, icebog, Siflk tandem ______________________________ _______________________ trailer 3710791 Must sell -_________ -------__-________-75—Recreational Vehicles 372 1947 ___________________________________ Building. 30*60'. 5 ton air a. beat, 5)0,000 Delivered to your SitC 337 5943 3 fIR I; t',eth IH,'. Ci fir'. p 1 baths, fenced yard, enclosed garage No qualifying and assume fliortgai P 1 bedroom, kitchen eupped, an. carpeted, 59$ SO. Adults only 7296 wk reds, I. eves 3lPartntsushed T hernnm burn or uflfurfl. adultS rwefecred Security deoosit. Upstairs efficiency, large roomS. 373 3776470 Weds outgrow the Swing set or small children, pet. 0 K. 5)03 per mo 530 ticycIe Sell these idIC items with weekly. 80$ Magnolia Ave., 372- I AK F MARY- 2 BR duolex. kita warel an To place your ad, call 075) rtPri eoi.ippeil Carpeted, central on frie,nly ('lasified gal at The beat & ,,;r st per mn Herald 7611 or 63$ 9993 Little want acts bring big, big I FORREST GREENE INC _______________________ re%ultt. Just try one. 312 2611 or REALTOR 3721910 OWNER TRAN5FERREO_. 3 BR, 831 9993 II baths, C HA, Carpeted, fenced, Classified Ads Art' the %mllest big EllA approve-ct, $150 down to Two bedroom apt , upstairs, and one news ItemS ,u. will find qualified buyer three room apt., downstairs, anywhere Convenient location, water fur Stemper Realty fished 3721759 32—Houses Unfurnished Central Florida's Adults Only'-Furn,.Unfurn, MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Lovely new ttudo and 1 BR, air, , p 372199) ii4) Acit.iitS fePd 19)95 French wall to wall carp-el, etc. etc Quiet preferred 17) 5854 or 3776620 327 7371,337 119t. 322 $911 area 599 per month upor $30 Ic' 110 _______________________________ 337 1939,337 4)61 per week Call 373 $019 3 BR house, turn or unfurn. Flora Heights area, 5)33 3 room firn apt. Bedroom It air 372 5)37 conditioned SlOOmo 1)1 E 5th St Ppg RI Estate Broker 32? 1715 or 322 5716 If you don't believe that want acts 1)0)1 75th S 3n — brenorextilut. f,, .1 litt.n -___________________ your phone ring Dial 377 76)1 or BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES L dowostairs apt - REIfIELL $ ft • '73 1 _______________________________ 3 BR, 2 bath EllA. $15,500. fine buSiness location Has won l'rt-.ji pit'r.iai ' ii t:r li-;.Js O!l Luxury Patio Apartments r $ OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 tfl 9:30—Fri. & Sat. 9 lii 10:30 • For Phone Orders Ahead-322,442 ___________ •' eneva G ardens Bingo n. children _____________ SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom IraUer apts Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 17 9?. Sanford _______ Toes. fat or contain 'T)4JJMLAILII ' 'EN DAILY I'A.M. TlI. 9:35 P.M.-FRf. £ SAT. TIL II35P,M, 7 BR. $165 Carpeted, air conditiOfled, kitchens eluipped Best Sanford residential area, quiCt &. ___________ DELIVERY SERVICE ANTYIME $JT7Vdu. 7 Story Colonial home, furnithed, ptaceto live, car to drive, a lob, or some service you h4v need of, read all our want aas every day. . Hwy. 17 97 uth of Sanfo,ct _______________ p1.77 Complele dinner )ous' ,?t'Øt9 FRIED CCKEN .rrience in sale With pleasant phOflCyOIte- 372 6-lllbetween 1 & 5 , m for appi _______________________ Chapter 30 R.g. R.quI Part time general off'ice, energetic !U %795 vacation, uniform & hospitalllaton furniShed, An MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR Equal Opportunity Employer. WI 14 T F R I I EMS, .SE I Apply In person Only to Bill Baker "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A VW, 32)9 5 17 92 WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or 831 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will hCi yOu VETERANS of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND lII1 FOR _____________________________________ _______ SEMINOLE COUNTY, ,,_--'--------••••••••., FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. CASE NO. 7SI136CA.is.S In Re; Name Chang, of MARK At API HICKS and BRYAN You can be on a high protein I. FE FlICKS NOTICE TO DEFEND diet and still limit your TO P4ERSCHELL W HICKS cholesterol intake. Fish, Address Unknown I A RU 1ff 14 F flY NOTIFIED chicken ant! beef all contain that din actIOn has beers filed In rt: only bout 70 milligrams h l( N (or Name (Piariqe of MARK ALAN each three and one-half ounces H IC K S to MARK AL. A Pd BE PINE I T 3 PIECES CHICKEN HOT ROLLS IOdBRYAPILEEHIcKSIQBRYAN (100 grams), Using lean p47'.. Choice Of 3m LEE BENNETT and you are (Ions of these foods will work reguired Cole Slew, Macaroni Salad to serve a copy of you, fine, You c also usc as many written resporne, to Salad, Baked Bu if any. to ii on French Fries, M5$f5 & GraVY egg whitesas you like. And, you P011 Al 05 WEBSTER, ESQUIRE. I it.,..Whltt*kt'r Pyle and Stump, Poet might like zme of the new egg Office flow 337. Oviido. Floridi (2 Or More) producL' that are very low in attnrne,s for Petit, and cholesterol and flO tIe the Original with thy clerk of the ,itsove fvled Court on or bfpr cholesterol at all. Ortoher , 7nfl 1973, otherwlsi a may re entered in favor of When do you need to watch IPee Petitioner C BEDROOM, in excellent con f'1 persons 64 618$ 177 5051 _____________________________ 2 BR Apt, wall to wall carpet; air eonii $175 mo. plus depo't, 706 E lIit St Call 173 4389 after 3-30 For Lease Excentionafly niCe _____________________ ''! ________ Act in Ih Herald 337 2611. 831 991 DISABLED - - 8-to-conclusion NBC 5emYlateS.Ihavetaken BASEBALL PlAYOFFS After Iodine prescribed by a doctor. I - ApIs fromtISto5I70 __________________ ' E Won't Help Blood Rodriguez. When he decide O.iiiner- Enterprise, Orange City area )71 plus acres, I, yr. Did, 7 BR, I bath Above ground Swimming pool Ii young fruit trees SCIUded 539900 337 . 'ery precarious procedure. More economic strains In the IJ2fl5 l)Q1J5ejOId tonigilt. - regarding their l2year-old daughter's serious condition. The girl is ABOUT TONIGHT: N PA HOwi Y:9j MATINEE WED. LD. "Double-Edged Razor" A little girl's make a painful decision parents must average-mentality ,(wiS11 ,xa,ta I boating, saves the day it's (9) Eyewitness I 'dl'nt tri earn E.',,, x',s .!ioney' C.il u '1c as gone wrong? The answer Is Emmet are opening a It Is too cluttered, restaurant, but soon learns Too many characters spoil the really a speakeasy. That In broth, There Is not one single itself could be an emcharistmauc character in barrassment to his father, but It entire cast actors that geLs worse when a slightly tipsy Marble ____ IIiII4lIi::Il company producing It, poured hundreds of quite simple: Restless (5, 13) Magnificent _____ Ventures in television history. The StIgwOO(I Organization, the o hostage, 1G11 CBS BEACON HILL "The Speakeasy" Richard Palmer, the WASP son-In4aw whose only Interest seems to be series. News Young And (41) VarIety C.arage sales are in season. Tell the - JIM HUNT REALTY INC. Wit !.Q FURNIT''RE fillY SELL - TRADE 7571 PrI Dr 37) Il8 315 E Flr5t PEAt Tfl " AFTER PIRS ill _______________________________ 377 i991 1279711 Ifl OMS draperies,dishwasher, shrubbery. privacy fence, MINT CON DIT ION $32,750. Must see. Call for terms 6Wanfed to Buy -- ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TV /-inl,..nnas inStalled Also music, rift, corn. paqinQ systems Ncia or Tcp pr,ces pad, used, iiny COfl.JtiOfl _________________ 6u $176, Wnter Park old construction )fl 79$ South ____________________________ cast V.deo ---&ooc$ 'jsa'd furniture wanted for private party 373 1570 55-Boats & Accessories - - -__________________ Hunting Rifle, 3006. or 300 W,n __________________ chester Meg. Must be en gc.--: IS' Runabout, ft;erglas, can'as top, condition 373 0)71 trailer. $49S 322 17 Merchandise _________________________ _________________________ - -- 41-Houses 1 cto'y tude() apart ';t, turntshe"d -- - rririenirintIy In .,nd RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 beautifully londscaped $135 mo bedroom, 7 bath, family room. ' f RANKLIP4 ARMSAPTS. Rent from SIll mo 373 6650 N,'res RN's I PU's Aides, AId. Companon Needed imrnq'..iately P4m Statutes, ToWit: Section t'vsinesS as Security Lumber & $6509 Florida Statutes 19i7 e'pply Plaintiff. vs Bertha Collier. S Raymond Hall Fit Collier and Mary Lee Colller. Publish- Sept 73. 30. Oct. 7. 11. 1975 f3efenriant, which aforesaid Writ Of OFP b ExecutIon was delIvered to me as l'erlff of c.mimg. County Florida. ted I have Ipyled upon Ihe following IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE desrnit,e' property owned by Bertha EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Collier. said roper'ty being located CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR in Seminole County, Florida, wore SEMINOLE COUNTY partfrt'larlv described follows: PRO BATE DIVISION I of 71. Harden's Addition to the PROBATE 4O. 73713-CP Town '4 Sanford. Florida, according In Re: Estate of c, plait fp,.renf a recorded in Flat EMELIA SCHMAH MEISCH. 'kick 7, pane 71. Seminole County deceased Public Pprnrd NOTICE TO CREDITORS and the underSigned as Sheriff of To All Creditors and All Ptrions ç.'rnjnofe County. Florida. will at Having Claims or Demands Against II (0 A M mx's the 13th day of Oc S-aid Estate: tc4ser. A 0 1973 offer for sate ard You are hereby notified end sell to the' hghest bidder. for cash. regtjir to present any claims and lublect to any and all existing lIn$. demands which you may have at the Ernnf SWesti Door of the against the estate of EMELIA SCH- 4 emlnotp County Courthouie in MAN MEISCH deceased late of enford, Florida. ttie above Seminole County, Florida, to the rS,IaIt,.ui peisonal prorty Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file That said sale i being made to the same in duplicate and as ,xtify the terms of said Writ Of provided in Section 711.16, Florida Fppc,tlen Statutes, in their offices In the John F Polk. County Courthoute In Seminole 5y1e'q$ff County, Florida, within lou, 5I'mti'Mp Cr,,n?y, Florida calendar months from the time of Publish' Sept 73 30. Oct 7. II. 1975 the first publication hereof, or the tIER 1U same will be barred Fitedat Sanford, Florida, this 76-tb day of September, 1975. Gustav Robert H. Schmah ____________________________ As Eiecutor Publish: Sept. Xi. Oct. 7. 1975 DER X'S - freedom. week cycle. Then It would turn out to be one of the costliest thOUUndS 12:00 (2, 44) (24) Electric - -- - hoping to use her as a ticket to t will not survive the First 13i. has AFTERNOON (6) raungs share of 2.5 or better, BritiSh (9) Happy Days (24) Villa Alegre 11:55 (6) News (6) show, does not level off with a they take Jill as their PlOW I FASIPfC, - e*cellent spe & ready to go GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAl. ESTATE INC Real Estate ______________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _______________ ________________ _____________________________ ftxmation call 377 OlOi Modernizing your _________ longer ni-ijr'd but u',.'Iul items 3 rOornfirneShd apartnierit, Adults with ,i Classified Ad Only. $01 W 9th St.. Srnonlh. Call . 372 6967 - - - (6) The Pr!ce Is oly remodeled fl furniShed 3 room apt Reasonable ________________________ - 12:00 (8) Great MysterIes First 53-N.RadiSteo - -- i _________________________ after 6 p.m. PEAl 1014 373 S774 bodrnrn •ioartments. furnished Or unlurnished Newly Large efficiency apt . upstairs, 3 btock from town, low rent, IF THIS IS THE DAY to buy a fl rerlerorated Come E car, see todays Classified ads for -'lOOking for good teew'rnt Call 373 Airport fiRed Sanford 1731310 NursesAictctocareforsi invalid, be buys 5109 after 6pm ____________________________ ____________________________ Light housework Must be able to Deflary-- Actult% I BR. air, Close to - intend tnreqister said name with the finf ludament rendered irs Pi, Clerk rif the Circuit Court, Seminole efrirp,id mien en the' 131P, day of (runty. Vtnnd,i in acordance with ?,'ni,'rv A 0 1975 n that certain - nith Call Orlando 151 II 377 ____________________________ - openinos full or Dart time. Showing P. sellino Sarah Coventry Jewelry PIn investm.nt OcLand 9)4 73,,, ': _____________________________ FICTITIOUSPIAME NOTICEOF SHFRIF'S SALE Nntic i% hereby q'ven that I am NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that moaned in business at II?) Sanford y virtue of that certain Writ of Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, Fxerutlen ised out of and under 1101 di' •itltItit name of the seal of the Circuit Court -, Pik Avenue - Garage efficiency I ________ jiii ani girl's Ad Call a friendly ad taker .Ii or 8)1 99V3 18-Help Wanted - Shop. 373 35)1. Reward, Let Therapeutic Pool Golngfishii.g? Get alUM equipment improve your health you need for those big one-s with I PhoneS)) 376) ____________________________ w6n1 d. '"' _______ Wide World Of Iarm, lre'ti F rjjt — & Vegetables To our many friencs & CuStomers, we are now open for business at our new locatioflon the farm. Y'all wages Write flex 719S, Sanford. Service (44) Gomer Pyle 10:00 (2) CelebrIty ________ ______ _____________ ______ Tuesday, Oct.7, 1fl57 _____ ----------------- __ rnp*ng egupiyf you no longer uSe' Sell it all with a CliSsified Ad in The Herald Call Baby Sitting or Light hou5ekpsnq, I S days 377 2611 or $31 9993 and a friendly wk E*peri,nU.d Own ___________ transportation 37)6799 ______ ____________ advisor will help you ________ ___________ __________________________ Make room en your attic, garage Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ___- _________ __________ 41-Houses _____ _____ _________ _________________________COUNTRY RAlLERS. Nice lot P'USI BF SOLD! By Owner. s wo acres. s with trtes near SCC 7 BR. $123 Reduced from 1,43,500 to 1,37.000 for m,ntjtM from uan'e tiver, mo I 8R $170 •no. $100 damage quick Sale, beautiful large wOcxled Chiefl6nd, Fla. 11.000 Also 6'i depost. 101 in prim, Sanford area j acri's. partly cleared, Orange CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR bedroom, 2 bath, family room, ____________________________ City. $15,000 HIS __________________ ______ __________ central air. carpet, PLUS ___________ __________ ______ _____ mming pool, cabana, covered -..b1Ie Homes __________ _________ ________________ 46-Comn__________________ ory picnic area, and covered porch For appointment call 3379110 "iF I. l'A tflVFP Artill ork 'FMIPIC')I E (0 Arr",iqv trMf5. rffrrr.n lthnri r.innrinq and Larry Saxon, Realtor r!,all arid arcø $7000 r acre 'is, iqiii i,$W. Sirtiind'd by rit1 'r' 't"v t'?'.iity Pr,itr 671 21-Siteations Wanted ______ A BABY'S WORLD Care for Infants to age? only Nest to flew Driverc License Bureau 377 66.15 29-Rooms _____ __________________________ ood Things to at - - t room br rcnl near . , L.1,., Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box ). Sanford, Eta. 3777) ___________________________ ______________________________ - Monthly Ren?,,lsAvarlab,e $ 135 StO Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH ______________________________ I I $. SR 431 _. --. ______ ANDERSON FARMS 9:30 (24) In-School (44) Dinah 10:30 (24) Woman 11:00 (2.6, & 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American (6) (9) - -, lull trnedrier S..nicrd Yco l S P.irk _____________________________ ___________________________ drinkers. Call 17] 1587 Write P 0 ito Ill) 25 . IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON ____________________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAtcoholicAnonymous _________ -- __________________________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6.41 7077 for "We Care"20 19 (24) As Man Behaves And You (35) Rocky And His Friends. Underdog (44) Fiintstones 1:00 (2) lronslde - -. - MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn, Nofat ' Ocala, 1 732 $561 or 732 5773, - bicycle? Sell the idlc tem With a want ad To place your ad. call your friendly Classifiedgal at ThC ____________________________________________________________ Sundo - Noon Friday — ____________________________________________________________ __________________________ __________________________ - ___ - - - 10 11 - 3 Lines Minimum - ________ Baby Sitting, my hOrn., Lii. M,iry Refercnes 3?] 1340 - DEADLINES 'i iett.r Diamonø earrings t Famns Rccipe Pewar 3166 Care__________________________ I ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) ________ (35) Lt In Spece (44) Partridge Family Live e :00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 45 large dipper 46 Hack 47 Debacle 48 Goddess of discord 50 Flesh food 51 Brazilian tapr (24) Electric Company (9) One Life To HOURS 35 Hebrew ascetic 40 Commarids - lthru5timl$ ........4Ica line 6thru2s times ....3lca line ........24cC line 26 times ___ 18-Help Furnished __________31ments __________ __ __ 3Houses Furshed Rewarø for return of ladi's purse from Lake Mary , No Questions 37) 7965 or 373 00ii _________________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. __________ _________ (13) Sports And (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 ( 44) SpIrit Of '76 (6) Mi"e Douglas (5) Big Valley (9) MovIe (24) Mister Rogers' "kighborhood (44) La ;; To West 9:30 (35) Movie 1000 (2, 8) Joe Forrester L 1M1A1L • -- - - - - ________________________ ___________________________ ___________________________ -- LoSt&Foun LOST Orndo - Winter Pork Seminole 831-993 _________________________________ 322-2611 iAtV.iS ______ 3 Fast season 2? Walker in 4 Concludod waler 5 Vehicle 24 Rail bird 6 Consecrate 25 Soviet city 7 Stupefy 26 Gallants 8 German 28 Dodge division 30 Skin affliction Baseball Playo'fs 8 30 (6) Joe And Sons (9) Welcome Back Kotter r i 11 Immerses 16 Eats away 1 Father (CoIl) 20 Poish Scepti'rs (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 ( 2) News __ DOWN 24 Society tab) 27 Palm fruit Distant 32 Declaimed -i Italian city 36 Edit 37 Concur (9) GillIgan's Island (24) Romantic Bozo's Circus 21 Certain feathers 23 Biblical high (44) Gllligan's Island 5:00 ( 2) Adam.)? (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 5, 13) Another World (6) Match Game (5) News Suncoast Sunrise News 7:00 (2, I) Today (13) Movie (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (33) The Lone (9) 110.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Classic Theatre 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 8 00 (2. 5) Baseball World Family (44) Mickey Mouse Club Lives 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac (13) CBS News (24) ange Ceunty School Board (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) Space 1999 Let's Make A 42 Meadow I Hear S Ready money 4-4 Film spool 46 Made brittle 9 Masculine 49 HOttoOlOtS ickname 12 Arabian gulf 53 Garden tool 13 Poker stake 54 Esample 14 Son of Gad 56 Pronoun 57 Italian coin (Bib) 58 Tardy IS Massive. 59 Pints tab) 60 Being (Lain) 17 Tear 61 Japaneso 18 Change (I, 13) r.omerset (9) Dl,ah ( 24) Mister Roger: NeIghborhood (33) The Addams CLASSIFIED ADS HRIAIN#1 41 (J'shopnc ACROSS Tuesday 1 Tuesday Oct. 7, --,- 21) W.2Sth Additions Sanford. Fla. Call for Appt. 322.3103 Remodeling - REALTORS U10) Go 'no fishing's Get all the equ Omen t reced to.- tP,fSe h c'x'ees will's 's Ant au UpholsterIng _______________________________ (. 1 ' r-:J Frr'. t; ,"C* Li 1t - " i ?OI E Comi,'eral 37) 645 I ' .'''• ' ' Irk. ' -',' "*t I HU'.lNfES III U ES Don't luSt sit there wAiting I r'l'one t ring Adyecf,s' l'x"inr'cs sar'vlc n The HerAld's CIAi'ified RuSunes S,'r,ice Directory ,, ,, 'oniC ct'cvr' Office Machines SOi'Ii Imp it's , , Ip lii,.' C (At 1 17) 2511 i.ui,e-nn' moe rrrt Well Drilling 'e'Ft IS DR ti, EU t'PlPi Sv --11.',', All t3p..' an-cl SiIt't We repair anct Serivce-STIPIF MACHINE & SUPPLY CO e', '-"U Pest Control 7rd5t ITt You,' Busjness,,.DjoJ 322-2611 or8 31-9993 , - �- J 1 - . - - . -- - - - . ,- _ 1 8131—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - . -I '- Tuesday, Oct. 1. 1975 - BEETLE BAILEY Mon Walker ( • I HO ROSCOPE P4ONE-\ERIN& : DEVICE . 0jg ____ 0,J&P4 40 For Wednesday, October 8, 1975 / ___________ , 0-7 by Art Sansom V I" , .Z/\:::~> ? C~~ ~\~ ;?~ F ~ ,__,,~,Q '1~ K~~ 11-7 _"~ 7ST\ I %ffZWER.1"Fz pw. IOU of I'VE HWD Of: CXr5e. 15515~ ~ CAY515 I'S HOPEU WTEL255! , 1 6i K~ N ' II Z , LT FOR 30 P11.0 I2 61' I, ~. I with BIMO BURNS VVI FJ by Lewis AT BRIDGE L I NORTH _J E Ofli LI yI { ) ( r 11 [1 7 / ____ __ * QJIOS3 £9654 _ 4 A 1087 £652 # - £ A73 10-7 BUGS BUNNY - FOR INSTANCE, wELL-, FERONE THING ... WHAT TVPE I HE WAS OERWEKHT! -' WARRIOR WORE r L YON SUIT OF A ARMM INTO 12 .4 :I UATTLE ? jvtJ-t. HM.' / f - - I I . .I . ____________ 10-7 E Chic Young EVEN WWILE I WA,S L TYiNG i4tS EARS BEHIND HIS HEAD., --, MY UPSE I V . COMPOSURE THRU THE ENTIRE ORDEAL -.^ - d __- - i. 0'I f _______ / East-West vulnerable .South ___ 20 ; ____ I ,,. .I. 1 to -dw .4 I 1~ I;r f%#- _W I A $ 10 ^ .0 Pass A Louisiana reader wants to know if there ever sa reward for being void of I trumps. The answer to this one is that It doesn't require any trouble in "Bridge" the first game of at all to go set at three the Whist family that allowed notrump. Mi South has to do is for any bidding a player was towin th es adeleadindummy and go rigt after diamonds. COIumn for 'ChIcane'' East will show out. West will (notrumpu while "double n rs void) take his ace and clear the spades and there will be no way was given double that bonus, for South to gather in nine (Do you have a question for t icks. the Jacoys' Write "Ask the It 13 bad luck to iaco-~ys- care ot this diamonds in the West hand. but a careful declarer won't behun feresting questions will be by this bad luck. He will look used in this column and over dummy and kv that he wrlte,'s w0l receive copies of can always score four diamond JACOBY MODERN.) I rnnglead-Qi 0 ___________ /0-7 c "i — __ 'u "Sure I said my Dad ordered that gravel ... but I never said I FUNNYBUSINESS C-vER FREAKY I11 II I ded physicilly handicapped or ernotionally disturbed livirg in Orange, Osceu',a and Seminole Counties. The Workshop provides evaluation, training and adjustment programs which are designed to prtpare the student for e%entual &l2'ide emp1o)xzcnt, il or I nc or SIWI'Lf&tI t:Iiplo)ment if outside ernplo)mcnt is not psiIe The Workshop provides services to individuals and businesses t 'h I'- f wo r kshop j ,45 ""ell as through sub-contract - ____ ______ profitable, as well as satisfying. Several students are from Seminole County. According to Rehabilitation Coordinator Jerry Peaden, most of the work going on at the Workshop at present issuontracted plasticpackaging, assembly. collating. Peaden said much of done for Disney World. e work 1`1 __ \ .I - -,,--/ I 1\ I I \ I , ,I/IF I w io- I I )I 'SPAP 2 ______________________ AFY, AW, I LWTAW )aR,qb2cwC.WRI IT AN$ 1fiV&VJVS4WW1 M U RPMH w -ly EXN AE7, AM/ I r 41~1 __________~ r"N. . t ___.__1 .... '''. is %n% IV W4 I ft me - I / I -0 4 I 0 — I . ; ~ - 0 - - I - rw It 10* M (I I 1 ~ I I ~ I - 417 I It,I __ ! _ ~ I __;: -----_- UK & MEEK I I . _. . fu nu / ff V/ I J, ) 4. 19~~ I 1 -------__ A I N dw C, : 0 I X4in tp pE SWAAGM Z 6a-v CAT Am! )W W 012175 UT 7AEY T L? MORNIN& Gar Twdeau - by Dick Cavalli - &TIE THE AkAILAVV4 7H 15 PRISCILU'S 14E VJM 4,6T I SMASRED WMAE A60 p -. - (I 1~ 5i,~, by Al I ~_' - 11 - I I I. ... , ~ * N -,~ , , * _r . ~ A I1 I II i I' L L BUY TWAT WE AIR! __________ I ~. / . If) ~_~ : \ • ~ '° by Bob . . I ____________________ k, •:.- _. _- _- .7" _ I... - I .. - -- '' - - I _ I - I I , .-. t -1 11 V I'M NOT OKY THE S ANYOVE EVER NO, I 'r THEN I DON'T KNOW BEST-LOOKING GUY Tot0 Yoti HOW Dort WH R E YCXJ GOT T He IDEA tP TOWN. RtJr/J WOUOERFUL'p)J THINK i'T' WERe' ARE SO' YOVRE NEWIIN TOWN. FO%jfJTT i, MYNAME I REGGIE! HOW WOULD YOU LIKE • TH ___ ___ _____ ____ The n U.1 i - J - ___ I - TIME ___/ 4. I . " v. ___________ .i -I ___________________ — - I1E5 I X na 8) BOB U,OYD IleraldStaff Wrfter -Base Down nce of bonds would - oni T~M A Nwm .. _/ r er 4"W _ _ WJ AWjU;0I X 4&otln M4 at od4.q4W ult Uft:C, ;6.14"Ane - . --4 11 . "a # 1W RECEIVED , a. A LIFE or4 commilrTIFE I---* I - / _- I ____ A -- _______ ______.' ___ 3NGT0RLw-a4E ; I I I HUSBAND ? ____ I I i 7, f . * _________________ - - ____ I1 / .- - r. _______ ,~ - fiF' -lHA M -TAKElc!~W,41 1 WST OF YOUR L-IFE" NOBLE 1 . by Frank Hill rM WING-0 PRINT __~ A SiG SIGN TELLINa OF T"157 WONDERS 01: OUR 04AIRMAN. 11 ___ ____________________ I % 1IIIfl_ ____ _____ - J i" -- , ~. --- :~z!'~--~**-'~,7117t*---'-4 F4~~4 4V — i~4T- 1- _--- --7A.-4;1-_ f i:;T~7 . ~:v - , _ , . .- J-*J_:!~ -~~ . r Z~; ~'N 't 14 t'~ K~-?- - ~ T . 17 A ,--- t ~. , . , i1. .I . .,, il, i'. . . " v_ - ,I? - i'%j%~! ..z ~1, ._fyfirP-1 ___ ..,. Z ' ~ I , -__ ~ ~vlj~ __ - - ' f I I _____ I _____ - - - .. — a_ --- - 4:-~T-1zK-hve. -- - ____ _ - ' Beckwith Seeks Some Direction For Paychecks 401- -- - -- i ers about 14 r100 during the eight or air vi mpream 11"I November spent the last five amths said. "I wasn't paying taxes on ")' staff, ______ %I V12~m Ea~ es imon .. __ ~, . ues tu' im rnni a -'. MMM - . * i ____ TUMBLEWEEDS MKLIY. - - . J m lt7 Ii C - ,_Z _ _.-___-___--1 ~-,_ 1~_~ ~ I ~_-~_ ~_ i~. __Y:__~ i __.____ _. - __ _ _M .. - = I_I - .. - ea = o ph near Markham Woods Roid, , 1h, _____ 4' / s L i _% , niana - _ ...........~. ,. Pt ACNAII 14I I / - I - ' Y LATfi I - , ARCHIE ____________________________________________________________________ __ !£ s. ' FRANK AND ERNEST / I! pit LEISURELY 'Ji __________________ ob II -. V44 . Today - byHowie Schn.d.r SEEAJ - ' 7 by WINTHROP - nine months he said he was a in Orlando. He said it was working with law enforcement it anyway" tste prüipai in the theft operation. delivered to Maitland Marir, ter confessing W 100 fr 150Davis testified today t: i1'wo members of a multi. taxpiyer's "That's a rough estimate," U.S. 17-M Fern Park. after area burglaries, testified Diliso didn't ask if the air "he issuamoney. The cost of . clay would increase by 100 per emnt% theft ring have given he said. 1 didn't keep record- being disguised and that Ralph Tuesday that lie hei* steal compressor was itolerL Davi,, cent DeWoif said. He said the (!iffer1flg test imony in circuit s. Dilio, 41-)earld owner of U the air compressor and that his said he didn't tell Diliso that th' By JOE ASKRF.N which of the firms in the Cen- project should be voted on all court as to their incomes during by Davis, who faces charges in business, paid him 00 for the auto was used to tow the unit. unit was stolen or hot" but -I Herald Staff Writer tral Florida Association of 18 months that the "steal-to- Orange and Seminole counties air compressor. of the county's taxpayers. Yates hpsn't been charged in made it veryclear Whim t it Road Builders will be doing the I.Wo said that over a l order' ring operated in central in connection with the theft ring DIUSO is on trial for buying, Seminole and he te stified that was, in other words" The first step in a donated free paing of the equi valent of year period a $517,000 bond sale Florida. broken up by sheriffs agents receiving and concealing stolen sheriff's detective Ralph Davis claimed that DiliSO road construction project for two and a half miles of single James L. Davis, 30-year-old - Including interest payments with raids in the two counties property. When he was arrested Salerno intentionally violated refused to pay the price that the Central Florida Zoological lane road, but it will be corn- and the cost of floating Orlando painting and Aug. 15, disputed reports that Aug. 15 sheriff's agents seized his constitutional rights so that another man, Roland Durand, Park is expected to be finished pleted this Fall. Wnds-would result in more decorating contractor, told a the theft ring did "a million- an air comprcssor that they Yates couldn't be prosmted. had indicated Diliso was wUling today, according to Executive The project is worth more than I I million dollars In county jury today duit tie was a part- dollar-a-year business." said was the unit stolen in Yates testified that his share to pay for the compressor. "We Director Al Rozon. than $60,000 In equipment ner ir the theft ring with Calvin expenses. Davis admitted that he. Orlando. of profits fui the theft ring were shoned $100 from the The last tens of the supplies and manpower, Rozon Iii said lact sear Serninok I Yates Jr of Casselberr> but \ates and James Arthur Onie Yates, an idmitted member s 0 000 to $ 00 last bear, original deal,' Pais said cement sub-base or stabiliza. said, "and it's just costing us a County paid $211,000 for clay. I Ie that lie , Davis) inade only stole a $3,200 portable industrial of the theft ring who said he's 1- 1 didn't keep track of it," he don is going down this af- diank you." Davis, who is on federal noon ... It'll take about 18 days -11's been awfully wet and parole in a 1969 auto Uleft ring to cure or bond it," said Rozon. attendance hm dropped off, but case, testified diat Yatm who Rozon said he didn't know yet we hope when the roads are he's known for 13 years, has the paved, attendance will inireputation of "stretching the prove," Rozon said. ; truth lying - even about ; I is I I - it& 0 Ile said Summer attendance . tri%ial things.,, But Davis also told the jury Wt "in my _~. . - --. ACAT or— " F111111MR101W 7A ~e _________________________ school opened In spite of the i 4 loots BrumIt I coming riiud problem, Rozon said hes 'I t' z'q,fL 0 . still getting about 2,000 visitors I L- -]&_~~' Intestimon> unanotherof the -, home Friday. But the Seminole I ___ - __ _#_ ~ - MW *" Circuit Court Clerk Art Beckwith Jr. said today ad. beries of theft ring relaW __M__ ,__ . Iligh graduate will be leading on the weekends with "some I . . .__ __ the opposition this time as his standing in line in the rain with riiinistrators'paycheeks will continue to be unequal over a year's ___- - a- ~ their pants rolled up." A I I : " St. Augustine High School time until the county commission returns to monthly pay or oath that Dmis Wed to turn -I ."We expect some Ng !, ~ F -_ 't agrees to make up the differences at year's end. countsi from schools in , ' ford Ft ghting SemoIes in a Beck w ith 's reps came after count comn:mssloners on working for the cops" 11 Orange, Volusta and Seminole 4 . -. -i.. 4. Thesda batted the sue ba and forth after receiving a 111 special report on Brumley on counties who ha ve one year free 1 .4 - ~~ ~ Davis told the jury in Ow direction-seeking memo front Beckwith. INHW trial today that "now we ~ -3, Ilerald sports section today. (Davis and Yates) have nothing, 1 . __. J" 'j;~ k when paychecks the last day in fiscal year 197 4.75 turned up sh . 'I" 1Z L '_ ' .."11" ~f -, " PV -# _ A: Though, administrators received a full year's pay, the last , V. _ -A 111 -. '. . f. 1 f N L INI)EX jk. -, A. paycheck was unequal to the other 51 checks. and Florida Portland Cem7 en t 41, ,~ . I V, AI !~t t.% ~-'*_%-~ -0 testified that they removed , N , if 1 "I understand he ( Beckwith) said it was the conimission's Taylor Rentals decals from the . f illL iE~itr~ . KJ . - to A (. Ilk 1 cement and 350 tons of 4 faWt, but it s the other way," Conunoner Dick iUms said air compressor at Davis' limestone was donated by # $d , Thesda j, L Orlando residence and spray SA Florida Crushed Stone Co., Calen dar Willian said the co nmiion should make the decision - painted the unit before i . ..........RA Ocala, and the Silver Sands Co., L % hich it did last year when a switch was made from monthly to delivering it to Maitland Ciessword A . - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1A IA-esbug. weekly paychtTks -and Beckulthshould work it out -without Marine. V. Kellev Smith, Sanford, did Editorial .. ........ IA shortages. The trial, before Circuit tlit' sur vey ork free of arAbb) kzj~~~~_ IwouldthinkArt ouidorkitout, Williams said. J Judge Robert B McGregor is 68 charge and Hubbard Con I La mb Commissioner Mike IIattha) TELEPHONE who asked t year that expected to possibly continue SA struction C o . , Orlando set Horoscope howlyernplo)esbeswIt1hedWIlonthl)pa)sajditwasBeck. tntomursday before the four .1 LINES SPLICED 64 % . t. man, two woman jury with who later requested that administrators' pay also be 5A said. i Obituaries h ed li de be thl rates on a vcrth ct for The design work of the road _________ Spos l i' W orkmen (ruin Southern Bell Hattha said some in the last week of this f iscal Telephone Co., have been vear contai ' 111mor I .,% I . ned miniscule amounts of nioney. If that had hapbusy spliclug cables as Clark.Dietz & Associates, ___ '-.pene4 to low-paid hourly %orkers, he said, they ou1il have been Ci iOOu uOaru -i I__ proceeds on oste: n Bridge. In the photo above, contributing firms were Amick - . iI 0 the ne bridge begins to lake it is Beckwi TUesday's high U. Overnight Construction Co. and '. ________________ th 's problem and should be worked out by the clerk's shape at far right). At the low $6. Rainfall was .40 inches. Crossroads Construction Co., . P, .... office. Reports on busing and transleft, wire Partly cloudy lIrMank through both of Orlando. ., . _----I--V.N Deputy Clerk Ashby Jones said this )var's -foulup" can- t portation for Sterling Park and RuLho prepares Me lelephone Thursday with a chance of Rozon said $40.000 V , % i g _Nv_ occur next.%ear, anyway. lie said the switchover last year came Like Orienta corilmunities are ethic which %ill be - ~ ;.i~=-& I placed In ZSIM_~;ilthun&-irsbowers, mainly during promi5cd $100,000 from the _ 1, 1%_ - -1 k -_=.V_ -Iv ;_-, aick MeW encasenients to in mid-year, thus when yearly salaries were divided up -son* expected at the Seminole l— ,__ afternoon and evenin,g hours. Central Florida Capital Funds J=: 7 _Zss~~- - - --- _ . Z_ _~ --I_ -~ __ _. prevent It from being cut as ~ ~ - -_ ~__-__- - . I IfIghs near 90. Laws In the 70s. Committee, a c i liaritible failed to stretch throughout W year. It would have taken an County Schoo! Board meeting. IA i today at 7:30 p.m. in the County IN I wr-— 4 construction of W bridge Variable mostly southeast organitation additional $13,000 for all administrators to rective a full wee representing ___ -... A. i well as to winds arounJ 10 mph. gusty Central Florida businc&vnen, lviy the last week, in this fiscal year. A, _ 4 Superintendent William 11. CSflC the precious lines near thundershowers Rain has already been received sit stands now Beckwith says he will take an annual salary, Bud" La ser said Jean Der. I probability 40 per cent during The park has cut back on j ringto, represe nting the the afternoon and eenlng, expenditures end new have some 'breakage" at )ear's end St er ling Park Homeowners' Asper c en t at night, cons tru ction because of sociation, on tonight's agenda Complete details and tides slump in admissions Income, 1k for the boa rd to go back to mon thl y pay, or pay the differen a may have a pro p-sal rt "rdrng J S .A. are on Page added, - -...................... . 'ar's end "i' p:th I 2o 4 " ~___:~~ -_ .• s - 1'~ '_ 1 . -. It I I - ;_.~__~- ~_. ----I - Profits derived from . PU ..a . -~Mr-v -I -i - , Lm 00 - ~_ . ; Vt !!K - I I~ .. - I 1 . 1 I ~_V le-VI, - . - First Step Taken L.i - .1 LAW I . -1 z ~~ . ~ 11 - I 'h I /'\ ; -11 ,~, I -_ --A - -- ,_ r "The issuan r I I vn~~ .. per cent." shared by the employes to !~.!) I - 1'kd does the bonds would be .. d f improper and a Issue - or to 1arkhamWco(jshomeoner t r association charged Thesday waste of taxpayerI s "Any and all," Freeman . night that the Seminole County money. The Cost of replied. Commisslon's approval of a clay "All utilities can te pur- ' " 1. would increase . A-;U V___ - . , financing mechanism for I chased without the ordinance , ~; . I ~ purchase of a $517,000 clay pit by 100 .F.; . . I 4q,.*.-,4. .. - *. `iT V. i `1 ~/ Tom DeWolf % 'I'111 not an e will raise the cost of clay five .times -from $20,000 to $100,000 1 Freeman said. "But my un. ~ I'V'tAf ' ' I )earI) derstanding is there 13 a i 11 rr - - % INV, p s - . the 1Cki) on)1nIssIon Said clay from the clay pit will iIit urnc which refers I , II .. t iiiietin, commissioners ap eo $1OO,O i iar, and Ut to ui1i1 ;.% % ' j 'f pr obed a 21 vote, an or ecntuaUy the counts ill "own 'Does it refer to the clay 4~_ - - ____, ft -' . i "." dinance which will allow sonic clay in ffie hills." pit?" asked Kwiatkowski. .1~ .1 - % !, - - .'?- .rASeminole County to float bonds Though the clay pit evenFreeman answered th8 it's a - ___ ~_' - ' . - 'A. -.1- " for tapital construction. tually would become the Very general ordinance that J. Commissioner Mike flat- proix, rty of the county, IkWolf i-pplies to "any and all" county I i4~.~ - - tway and Harry Kwiatk owski said the law of diminishing projects. • _-___~ f w-ted for the ineasuret, while returns negates any benefits. In But DeWolf says the or(rnmlss1oner Dick Williams other , words, he said con- dinance was specifically drawn calst the lone vote in opposiflon. on projects would not to finance the purchase of the .Due o illness, Commission require a of a ufficient P Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. amount after 10 sears to prepared b a Jacksonville die law absent and Commissioner John warrant ownership of a clay pit. firm that specializes in utility -_~~._- , 111~ -- , Kimbrough is out of town on Asked to comment on type ordinances, -Some PeoPit wak others jog and some just take a leisurely stroU DeWolf's facts and figures, DeWolf claims that the Although County Attorney liattaway said, "1 think Mr. would be a nuisance to the through a piece of concrete smer pipe, such as Scott Burton, 2W Laurel Ave., Sanford. Scott's jail a little tyke arni flnà fun in Torn freeman said the or- DeWoIf was incorrect, as area, And, he said there are STROLL playing wherever and whene ve r it's exciting. To him, there's (Itinance is geared toward bond usual." only 130 miles of unpaved roads nothing like a piece of pipe for passing the time of day. (HerWd sales for all capital conEarlier in the meeting, in Seminole County, not 296 as scon, Tom DeWo said Williams questioned Freeman Photo 1 VincentJr.) t Continued on Page 2-A) there is "Only one reason for the ordinance -purchase of the ' cl ay it" ft Ri g T ' C DeWolt, the vice-president of the Markham Woods Civic Association, then spefled out a I 0 I list of economic rea.sons why he Thanks To You, Its Working . I'M SPRRQ1 C-0 ON.. F - - 11_1 tf~ Herald Staff Writer 1 M - .- , - I I nyzziokA Cla By_Roger wow! is IWAT .. -~ ' . lived h&ei - r I demonstrate that working can be . ' , .:~. -11*e _* I I - . . -. - work. . zr' .• '-. . ,'.!~ -., -'.' _.C__9__ -'. -, ~.__ __ihLa-%_1-- . - , -. - __Z ,:` $~ --..~_ __ _~_ -_ -M ~wI ' ~"_ n~ I -. — ~ , r~ - B oard Approve United My _1____1', with thr" club tricks. I N-T 3 N. T. Pass Pass 30 I 1 H I of C I b U nd s a ma e s game Pass . ________ and ChabdL. If he goes right ______ East i 0 . trick and South will make four dijmonds; three hearts and two spades. If he ducks, dummy's ueen will win. South will leave lamonds to knock out e and business groups to sere those who 70 1% will. only have one diamond West North 06 10 I #& West wi ll be between Scylla 0 KJ932 A Q104 cim 0 - SO &NSUL.TiNG TO ME THIS MORNING - - flifl)J - Therefore, the careful deciprer will win the first spade ir s own hand and lead a loss £ Y o e ND FANTASIZING ABOUT HISTORICAL k3URES RELIEVES THE TE(OSlT'r' OF MV ) 1% LAbORS! ~X's I 4.1y I ) BLO 9 .' y to I since in that case the 10 spot wil l be (inessable KJ98 fl l L ______ I Th / I tricks unless West holds all four against him. Four in the East • 11 I; ..' • I r'r aicrea o '# 111111 Ito Aid Ihi Central Florida Sheltered tJet1 another beneficiary f the Way of Suninole Inc The Worksho p is a community-sp. onsored, flOfl p. -O - d %Icp a W ___-~ true Believers l i 1 A _______________________________________ Or VVay I. J urn r'rice 'The Workshop' i -ife - WHERE OP. WHEN PSYCHI,C PRENLIME1% Unite by Dick Tum.r CARNIVAL CL ATTER s ,C ___________________ - 1 I'% ou , Sanford, Florida 327711-Price 10 Cents ______________________________________________________ ! ir _________ ________ 68th Year, No 41 Wednesday, October 8, 1975 d jTI THE BORN LOSER ""/ I ' J 20 Feb. ARIES March 21-April 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) soon find its best to talk whit you're not a freeloader, Your mind be moreDon't let anyone con you out of straight. catch yourself trying you serious matters today. Though something which is due you. SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) o duck your half of the tab you're tempted to play a bit, Speak up for your rights, You know how to make the best today. You'll create lasting you'll soon find your heart isn't because no one else will of your opportunities today' %Tong impressions. 3 in it and get back to work. uO(Ju1y 23-Aug.n)Takca One will drop into sour lap. (Feb. look at the way )OU OtherwillbeflrOUnd,t)Ut)o TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A har onditions re partula manage your personal afairs. be the one to pick up 'the ball C keen sense of business favorable where work or career awareness ib in your corner Your financial footing in par- and run. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. is concerned. This may not be today. You do have a tendency ticular could stand some of oday's to skim a little cream and shoring-up. 21) There's no lack of drive and too evident. Some opportunities are only partially spread it around. Curb that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ambition on your part today, urge. Don't apply funds earmarked but you must be wary of visible.* for necessary family expenses heelspinning Make sure YOUR BIRTHDAY GEMINI 8Yh 2l d 20 to the needs of yourself or sour endeavors are worthwhile. Oct 8, i75 Ta) ends [lands-o ff little thinking for someone More trave l than you've done CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. you're fond of to keep them LIBRA (Sept-Oct. 23) You'll 19) You're a successful team in some time is likely for you from making a bad move Be haeaseriousmattertodisciss player toda) Trouble this coming bear. You will also y firm. Save them from today. If you start out by don't know [low to enjoy tile renew an old friendship you tLid problems. backing into the subject, you'll fruits of victory. nearly forgotten. [ .r - 91 I ', 1 * ) iN (If '?Z 0 I3YHF.RNICEBEDEOSOL goVIJ' - <~ :N.~N __ LFT16 6 EEIFICOT I _ - - . - - ----! - . • - - . -. - ._ ______ -•- - - - *- - •• __ ___ - - - - . ' . - -- _- , - . -- . - , - - , - , _ . - - . -. . . ._ - - , . -4--.._-:--.- - -... . ... -._ •• . •j, - - . - _-_ . 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 07, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 07, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 07, 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/0d234f79d358ba4398aeb8b7e6a52bdd.pdf 25818a60e30491b13eb66a01dad49271 PDF Text Text ______________________ . - - - , • .• - -. -, • . - .p . ' - - - - - - • -- - _ • - <— Evei . BEETL SHORT -. RIBS by I/iirni igea I hO*' GET//V 7fI1R ET 1 I 'G,4'7.' TI—I V __ GE OUT 1i-4ERE AND WIN I I OKAY, LT 7 IS f ON FOR 600Q4 Ow I Frank OKI\Y 11111 0N - COACI-4, GT IT EXC Ft_I OKAY. 68th Year, No. 36— Monday, .!; 10 _ - -_ NIT I_D - _____ 19175 Ly P,(, _ inc, TMFi-' W-y Alled, Herr Catholk Services _____ u_ 1007, 0 5N MY DAY,A PFP -TALK LIKE _F14A-T WOULD HAVE HAD US CIO ]Hleralirl 6, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771— Price 10 Cents United THE I October A RET_!(N 90 - / I I May Probe Buy C1a y P t Co Ceitholic Soc ial Services, in,_, s operated by the Catholic Diocese of By ED PRICKETTby Herring's office. HeJd Staff Writer However, Vihien sa id he Complaints about the "P&sonally aware no reason Central Florida , incl udin g Seminole County, Some of the services offered by Catholic Social Services, Inc., are family counseling I aint Checked • If the facts at hand are used, it (an in vesti ga t ion) would amount to pure " -Seminole County Commimion's that would warrant an inPending purchase Of a $517,000 vestigation" and would resent clay pit have been forwarded to such an investigation unless harassment activities and a waste of the taxpayer's money.'-' first coin of County Attorney However, Freeman said Tom Freeman. Binford has pendi ng litigaUonaga is the since resigned his position with county's board of adjusent, I-aurel Realty. and not against the com. Last Tuesday, Freeman told mission. commissioners that, legally, Also on tap for Tuesday's 'We can proceed "We commission meeting isa memo Halthway, emphasizin g the from Circuit Court Clerk Art strengthen the sthte attorney's 1I(c,and additional facts are (ordfl(I Commission Chairman (Related thcoming Parent.chi Id Sidney Vihien Jr investigatorsare_checkj relationship; "lfthefacts athandare, Cfld of the 3Oa moratorium. Ekckwith Jr facts to determine if full- it funtl uul(l amount to pure tr , -ni !ttr today to 11rring's Mikc llauaway, asked fur ad blown said no cizep came before uitsttgatin Is harassment activities and a (hi el investigator, Ickwi th says he will ask the including inf Jack 'irrnp on commission approval of a U commission to protest the commission to revert back to 'torney waste of the taxpayer's FuIenidtr concerning mutton th e a-day moratorium on the clay puhase on the ly Aouu fk in g said Jay. sit since the old method ofpaymg couIIt} mory," the chai rman said. referral to ap. potential vesLig a, si te. That moratorium expired t he moraturiwn was i:npoed. Unit.d "We'd be interested if there administrators on a mOnty prOpnate agenVihien said the site for the Fulenwider,JierringsaIdjs t week, and the commission was a con fl ict of interest in. clay pit was selected by the Seminole offi Initially, he said the bas is. Or, he said, he w ask cies, short-term cer who is slated agreed to insider an ornance moratorium was to "clear q yearly th th at e volved here. I told my in. county's professional staff, for report on Tuesday. assistance and budget-cou nse li n be divided today which would allow the air" of complaints and by 52 weekssalary to insure ad. g.vestigators to determine if "The commissioners them- - The site in question Is owed cunty to Adoption Is the area most people secure money for allegations of conflicts there is suffici ent matters for selves did not select the in- by flflis 3tO 52 pay checks for identify with Catholic Social SerLester Mandell, purchase of the site. an investigation and report dhldual terest presented by some like amoun ts. parcel but it was Cts, Inc. Trained perschnel -0flThe cla y pit has been a center Some Markham Woods Markham Woods residents. back Tuesday," Herring said, selected on the basis of of controversy The issue was raised by so me C ei trough stud) to ass ur e the since the residents questioned the conThou residents have not been administrators who said The SennIno1flrevard Chief profes si onal engineering dath,' coInmissionagree(Jtop child, the natural parents, and the act because La urel Realty, back before the commission, paychecks were short last investigator also 'aid he he added adoptive paren ts the site on Aug 19 the adoption the broker at the time, em they d file a law iflt seeking WPPk the isst isVthn also said couldn t 'tell -. 'r r3.1 period ' of :,j '14lIVdh, ' Coruio, s how to n their business," but L1O purchase of the si te 'Ii4-75fcal year Is manner. to marriages • __ ng's Staff . i — ' 1 cAM - .. •- - ____ - -- ________ _______ - ____ - \ , I) You; - - - II I ~ou . - - - 70 . . - -- - 50 r - 40 TMWqP4V"q C:1 . OREETIN.. PETUNIA! NE E'EN jii - BUG' GET -- •,_ — - _- -- PJF r- IT WAS OWNED BY NICE - PETUNIAS CONSIDERIN' WHAT A COJNCER- CAR! • b3r ftoffe]L LOADED - - . - ... -- ... - 30 THE UPI-4OLSTRY IS SPOTLESS AND 01-OR WILL GO WITH AN THING YOU WITH HOW NICE.' STEP NOW C:ARS - eiind hl THIS CAR GR4NNy SHE - 20 ' 1 EXTS.' -- mum W 10 0 ____ __________ 3)_ SLOP \\ M us Pat Oft _ \. \ that his office would be in. terested if "there's a (onflict of interest." parents, and assistance with living arrangements. On Tuesday, Herring said Seminole investiga:ors are Three sharing centers ar scheduled to deliver a report on operated b' Catholic Social Ser- the clay pit. Then, he said, he k* ikins are provided to thosein need at little or no cost. Services for the aging include Florida Manor in Orlando, a non-profit nursing home; planned high-rise apartment buildings for the elderly-, transporthtion and the ls-o n - wheels Thanks To You, It's I - The agency also offers guidance and counseling to unmarried - . S mea %Vol _ -- • ices. Inc. Clothing, furniture and — DEAR - Working will make the decisim whether to investigate, or not Herring said he received complaints concerning the clay pit, which is located on a IW acre site west of In:erstate 4 and east of Markham Woods Road, on Friday. Cou nI I The Seminole County Commission today aI g7eed planned for A'rport Boulevard and SR 46A. Andrew not to delete any road proje cts as a result of a V 5,000 reduction in money that was earmarked for road construction this year. said it's conceivable that sufficient money will not be available for one or the other of the two projects. However, he urged the commission to wait until the workshop six months from now to make any decision. Instead, the commWion, at a work session, agreed to hold off for six months. Public Works Superintendent Bob Andrew said in six months his department will have a better overview of the situation. Hattaway said it is conceivable that "no roads will be cut." The reason, he said, is because sLA months from now the commission may be able to shift programs instead cutting road projects Commission Chatan Sid Today's work session was called ter Vien Jr said commissioners was deleted during last month's budget sessions — If the facts want will The deletion was at the insistence of conmitssioner adopt an attitude of "complete Mike Hattaway. Commissioner Dick Williams coopetion" towas a probe ex pr essed some reservation about work that is SR 46A and Airport Boulevard are in Corn. missioner Sid VihIen Jr's and John K brough's thstnc ie ther commissioner was present at — ', _ p today's meeting, I - - - 1 At the time the V5,000 slated for road material as deleted from the budget, commissioners said they would decide at a later date in whose district the road or roads would be deleted from the county's road program. The reduction was of the major parts which ~rought next year's budget to $17,000 less Um the figure needed to meet the millage set by the county's property appraiser. At the present level, Seminole taxpayea pay $5.4o for each $1,000 of ta xable property. The 19776, budget was finalized at $lrnIthon dawn front $221lllion In requests from department heads The '74-75 budget was slightly more than 115-million. _____________________________ Pre-Trial Publicity Cited By Defense LOOK A_r THIS CUM DASHBOARD WITH ALL THOSE LIGHP3 AND THING zrusi- -i DARLINa.. XLL I N' THE SHOULD I IT'S / IN ty i L1 ' \ Yr I ERE. -j e Venue Mototon Dentel In "S- to H AV E NiY \' I - I ' —. cur' ______ 8Y BOB lLOYD and inaccurate sta tiients that are ad ve rse to them in connection would have wi th pend ing charges." erlldStaffl%r1ter N .- - A defense motion me out of Seminole County the C ,• 5 , . Defense attorneys Tom Freemen and Ned Woolfolk alleged al two suspects arrested in connection with an alleged --steal to order" theft ring was dewed today by Circuit Court Judge Robert H. McGregor. iman.'or and OUnte Donald R. ower, Karen JI• MIlflO prings are ased of buying, receiving and co ncealing a I horsepower' that "by exposure to newspaper articles the persons selected for the jury will necessarily have Preconceived ideas concerning the defendants' guilt." Freeman told the co that his clien ts cannot receive a fair and impartial trial in Seminole because of the "vast amount Of pral publicity." He claimed "this series of cases has been in t he new aper e civ day for the last days," but film with th defe* tn %%ere copies of nrticles. that were published on only seven days. Affuiavii h the '1 dEnts filed ith the uti&n for a Judge Mcregor said changeof venue 'allege news articles have contained "misleading second case to go to trial the F ields-Crowder case will be th e this week and told Freeman that he ... S -• - 'Ri " IA A I GIRL TALK",. , • - Wil I %TLIS7 DON'TUNDER— T` TH' MOTOR - "one hirnoti ce." Roger (ppedg of 1ngwl in cnnecüon with the Freeman alleged there In, aY be Problems since his firm also is Crowder dial. scheduled to represent the Seminole County Commission Thur. Mrs. Crowder is the wife of Donald Crow der and is also one of sday in Tallahassee in a hea ri ng on Sher if f John Lk's budget 13 suspe cts a rrest ed following raids by sheru appeal. rs agents Aug. 15 in Ahich agents said stolen property Valued at approximately The county has a lso retain ed Sanford at to rney Mack $30,000 was recovered. Cleveland Jr., a former state sena to r, to fight Polk's appeal for Scheduled for trial beg inning Tuesday, in connection with the M,000more in funds for the current fiscal)ear. alleged theft ring, is Mph Difisio, 41, of Mait1and Asstant Sta te Atty. Charles Gordon, prosecutor in the — owner of Maitland Marine, U.S. 17-92, Fem Park. Dil o is Fields-Crowder case sa id he hasn't seen Fields aecused of the change cange o fvenue buying, receiving and concea ling an air compressor that li ry "U - say was stolen m Orlando last November. Gordon, at-111rdilig to do(-uments in the court filp. is dueling a state attomey S inv estigation today by "oral used to tiul away ii large industrial.type air compressor seized in examination" of Mrs. Carolyn Crowder of Altamonte Springs and the raid. StreetCompletionsExpectedByJuly & W EEl 3K by 3MOwle ____________________________________ ____________________________ C 11 MIS ______ i — I I -, ' ' '1 I -- - T I •— --•- ' Phone Charges Vo ed fly JOF ASKREN IIeIdStafIdter 0AAT DID FjAE ,I HER, AJAMF 1k)AS - - - said LaZenby in vol v ed. Mayfair Golf Course This Is a All fl miles Iobe paved th on tractII for $2,lflin .87$60,000 project five-phase project begun last the Dreamwold area or SouthLaZenby said bids are ex. Sanford's federally-funded June are e xpected to be Iinished west portion of the city win pected by Oct. 15 on the $Z $1.2 million city street paving by July 1976, he said. begin paving of 4.33 infles Dec. million Public Works Area progam is "very much" on LaZenby said the fourth 1. Completion is expected by project on a city owned 14 acre 3chedule, City Engineer Mack contract was let last Wed- May, 1976, LaZenby said. tract. Ile said this job s lZenby sai d today nesday to Halifax Paving Co, The paving project is being scheduled to be completed in "The rainy' season was Daytona Beach, at a cost of paid for with federal revenue 120 days, considered earlier and the $272,989.75 for 572 miles In two sharing monies LaZenby said weather hasn't de la yed the sections of the city. the outowth of a ci vi l rights overall project at this point," The sect ions include streets suit filed in U S District Court in t he Nor th section between in Orlando last year by ____________________ Sanford Ave. and Poplar Ave. Georgetown residen ts actually including all streets north of delayed the overall pa ving 13th St. ar: north of 3rd St., project. Georgetown residents west of Poplar, LaZenby said. had refused to be assessed for Around The Clock The contract also Includes the the paving work, LaZenby 4-A 6.B Southeast section of the city. explained. HrMge $-A East of U.S. 17-92 and Sanford "We are very busy with three Ave. and South of 15th SL, he contracts (projects) going on at OVIEDO — New council 3-13 said Completion of contract IV the same time," said LaZenby members will receie their t hs of office and an election 4 A is expected by April 1, said llecxplatnedtheutyhasalso Council Swearing Slated Today FRi - 4, MIR - + T 1 - ' -i . oV - 4 - Ix Dr. Lamb... Horoscope :SAr TRAMT __M -. . -. - -. TUi' I t tKO4 1p "Surveyor crews Will precede Atlantic, Orlando, for two Pre Ident will be held today ay the actual paving work," he additional water wells in the When City Council meets at 7:30 55-A explained. Hospital West part of the city, near the P.M. at City Hall. Ia7,enby said contracts Ill A public hearing to consider Obituaries .. ....... _5-A amending tht zoning ordinance sporls ;11111 IV in the Goldsboro area .... .. 1-2-34B 1,60 per cent complete" and to allow home occupations by asphalt work on the 7.43 miles special exception in all zones involved is to begin "this week, and schools; in all zones is also dIepending on the ralm.11 Ile said completion of these oals and objectives of Sunds)'s high 87. Overnight projecLs are expected by the Oviedo; a resolution appointing Fomer U. S. Rep. Bill Infallwas2. Inc es. end of November. a SpI Municipal Judge; and Gunter will be the featured All five contracts were the appointment of a trustee to speaker at tomorrow Tuesday %ith a chance of awarded at the mme time this the Ilension Program are morning's Personality mainly afternoon and evening past June to Halifax Paving," subjects slated for conBreakfast, sponsored by thundershowers. Highs In the LaZenby said. The contractor sideration at the meeting. the Greater Sanford J upper 80s. Laws In the lower chose the priorities, he added. Under the heading of "Old Chamber Commeree, 70s, Easterly %Inds around 10 The other two paving projects Business," Council will bear a the Sanford Civic Center. m dec reasing at night but include 'I d committee report on two bids Th publIc ii Invited to " near th undershowers. gusty th oract I for fl 59547 in for city insurance; and BICENTENNIAL Rain probability 20 to 30 per the Georgetown area to start ond reading of Ordinance coffee, omage juice and sec eal through Tues4y. Feb. I and be complete by July, 284. Cm donuts served prior to plete details nd tides AtoLl o milcn There will be a public hearing are on Page S.A. Northeast portion of the city is on that ominamv. of at ( charges. LAKE MARY Uke MMY lomally become a Bimatennial Citv toda~ observing the nation's 200th birthday was r - ' _________ _______ _ I CITY its a flag Mayo said he expected all Elementary School during special ceremonies wi th city olflclals, t hem eventually and th th at e chic leaders, the elementary school children and Jack Hornet, commission should decide In a -Seminole's bicentennial mniittet chairman. participaUng in general investigatian rather the flag raising are stud co eats Stacey Kewey, Robin Nfee, Tlmmy than a case-by-case basis so Winkle, Ke via Ramsay, Brian Cash, Jimmy Emen, awn there will be statewide Briel and Rustl Beall. ifferald Photo by Hill Vincent Jr.) uniformitv, _ - .I—s_ - ----._ ._5 - _ - _S•'_--•- :__ . -- _______________________________ _______________________________ ___V a Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. and Uni ted TelePhone Co. both have asked to start directory assistance ; 0 To mevt ments, the conunission delayed fonil vote on allowing ter Park Telephone Co. 10 charge only if the number requested is listed in telephone books. However. Comminion Chairman Bill), Mayo and Coni. MISS13TICr Paula Hawkins both said they supported this idea, The experimental charges by the two companies would remain in effect until the cornmission could complete a state. wide study. '- * :-- Gunter Set For Speech scGlull 0 ••J - one mortf, - I. PUT tr Z,>4EFLACC... j4A4A4 CZ FlEA0 ='T GMD FiDR AQW~W&)G A;JYMORS TALLAHASSEE I AP) The Public Service commis. sion agreed today to let two telephone companies charge for i nformation calls while the commission decides whether such charges should be mmpos1 sta te wide The COMMMon voted for mally to allow General Tele. phone Co. to put the charge Into effect Oct. 10. General Telephone will charRe 15 cent-i ' '1 -- t f A-4 oa EG PJ M6r-,e ETT 3 City Paving Program On Schedule SMS ENCOY V WHO - _________________ ç'4 �24—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mo nd a y. Oc t. 6 - - - Ti t Unidentified Men Sought Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I I NATION Three Weekend Robberies Reported IN - - --------------------- iy nun WWI) Herald Staff Wrfter BRIEF FLORIDA Buster Ward, 1221 Lincoln old were takers f rom his copper tubing valued at $2,000 residence. Deputies said the from 0 storage building at 2510A vaic Ave. uuicera saw we putols vaiueo at J10, Sanford police today were from the victim. teve Kosik, Elm Avenue, copper was owned by Billy Bell, S investigating three reported Oviedo, reported i rifle, chain of 2901 Sanford Ave. weekend robberies in each Two Arrested saw, lawn mower and black Police also are Investigating a llegedly committed by saddle and bridle wi th silver the reported theft of $400 In two unidentified men. Sheriff's deputies reported studs were taken In a burglary tools from a truck owned by Bobby Cofleld, of 1612 Peach they have cleared up a weekend at his residence. James Albright, Star Route Ave., Sanford, told detectives burglary at -- LnnirwnM with 'h..--. One, teen. Albright reported A sho tg un and a chain saw that two men stopped him and arrest of two juvenile boys, Street, Longwood, residence of other recent burglaries, were taken In a break-In at the tools were taken from his the asked for a match at 11 a.m. ages 14 and 16. J.R. Bennett. deputies said. Geneva home of James T. truck while It was parked at a Sunday on the corner of Pear Investigators said $913 In Investigators credited deputy In other sheriff's reports, Goodman, according to a report lounge on U.S. 1792, Sanford. Avenue and 16th Street. Then guns and personal papers have C.R. Brown with developing burglars seemed to favor filed by deputy J.M. Patton. Sheriff's deputies reported one of the men stuck a pistol in been recovered. Deputies said information used to solve the Firearms in weekend break-ins, two air conditioning condenser ('ofleld's face, police reported, three shotguns, a rifle, pistol burglary. S. R. Lewis, Oak Trail, Forest Theft Probed units, valued at $1,200 were and told him, "put your hands and ammunition were taken in One of the juveniles also has City, reported two antique Sanford police today were stolen from the rear of San Jose up or I'll kill you." a burglary at the Canton been implicated in at least two pistols — one of them 70 years probing the reported theft of Executive Center, SR-436. Police said the men fled with $172 taken from the victim and Court, in his yard Friday and lied on loot after taking $60 - — F Ka For K nsas City B'razes A SAS CITY, Mo. (AP) City of ficials 5k)' they st ri king F, Firefighters are responsible for some of th e 217 blazes which have erupted since firefighters alked off th eir Jobs Friday in a pay dispute. K , N - Fire Director Frank Spink said there re "strong indications that arson was involved In six fires" over the %%eekend, and poli ce report ed one firebombing Sunday night. Spink said the city had asked surroundirg communities which have mutual aid agreements wi th Kansas City for lirefighting assistance, but "got no's, no's, no's. There we sere burning, and nobody would do any th ing." lie said union agreements in the other cities take precedent over the mutual aid pact. Kidnap Spree Urged By SLA SAN FRANCIS(X) (AP) - A communique signed Sy bonest 1ibatiun Army' and produining that the "SLA lives on" urges t rcrLsts to go on a kidnaping spree irnong th e rich to raL bail money f or their imprison ed comrades. The FBI said there is no way to 1rnmediateldetennthe the authenticity of the communique, similar in format to past messages From the SLA and deli ve red to media in three California ci ties during the weekend. The missive promises future proof that the SLA remains strong and active, despite a statement by FBI agent Charles Bates after the Sept. 18 arrests of Patricia Hearst, Hill and Emily Harris that all mem bers of the terrorist group were ei ther dead or in custody. •, - were last seen in a green auto. I.evi Chandler, of 1801 SPRING hiLt. (AP— The leathers were flying th is weekend. And when the air cleared .... in Jilin t: LLUII1 from nearby Masarytown emerged with its third straight Wor!çJ Chicken-pluckin' Championship. "It was a case of old hens over new chicks," said a member of the nimble.Iingered, four.wofiian team from the small Hernando County community of poultry lamers. The squad stripped 12 birds in a record 47.8 seconds. "Us old mud-hens came through," said Sammie Alexsuk, captain of the Masaryktown team, ',%hicfi included two A1vcs of poultry farmers. Vihien Pledges Cooperation With Any Prob e ,.. DETROIT tAPi — A search jor the body of exTeamsters president James H. Holfa stemmed f rom a \\IIII4 \I I I hoax developed by an ex-convict from Ls Angeles who de manded $1,000 to pinpoint the loca tion of a grave that never existed, according to law enforcement sources here. "My Information is very solid that this whole th ing is a hoax," said one source. 'Th is guy demanded $75,000 to Find Hoffa's body, and a number of people agreed to pa y It. The figure went up Later to $125,000. I don't know vi hether the money has been paid. I suspect It has." Another source confirmed the figures and a third agreed that the entire episode was a "flhnflam" but said he did not know how much money was Involved. Pills, Lee To Campaign MIAMI I AP Two black men who gained freedom last month alter serving 12 years in prison for murders to hlch a white man first confessed in 1966 say they are !tcriiiineij to keep their CaSe in the public eye. "It would be a hellova set-back to Justice if we just walked away and started picking beans or something," says Wilbert Lee, "we need to explore exactly what happened to us and make sure it never happens again." Lee and Freddie Pius, a soldier at the time of his arrest, twice were convicted in North Florida for the 1963 sl1l'Yings of two white service station attendants. But in 1966, Curtis Adams, a white man convicted of an almost identical (Tune in Fort Lauderdale, confessed to the North Florida Slayings. - I. -•— : llA 14'..:c4Ik I WASHINGTON (AP) CIA attempts to kill Cuba's Fidel Castro occurred under three presidents but that Is no hard evidence that any president authorized such schemes, according to the chairman of the Sena te intelligence committee. 4 The previously secret memos disclose the FBI mailed phone letters in a 1965 attempt to con vince the Michigan Democratic party that a youth affiliate had been infiltrated by Socia lists. Budget To Be Aired At Winter Springs WINTER SPRINGS A Public hearing on the adoption at the ci ty's $458,287.15 fiscal - budget for 1975-76 will be held at the 7:30 p.m. City Council meeting today. The budget is based on 2.43 mIlls property tax (or $243 per $l,000of appraised property value). On the agenda wfflbearepoij on ccniut tu the invetigitzon of complain ts against the opera tion of the city building department by Building Izpector Ray Bradsliaw. Affida vi ts asaIn RratWiaw listing allege improprieties have been filed by Councilman trer'e Van EepoeI, Gary Hunt and Robert Andersohn, newly appointed member of the City Planning Commission. Deadline for submitting af. lidmivits is Wednesday. Also on the agenda: — Councilman Donald Browning regarding prxedtres. Second reading of or. dinance adopting the County Animal Control ordinance. 1)iscusion of effective date for salary inaeases for city - 4 1 Acceptan ce of main. tenance bonds from Florida Land Co. delayed until letter was received from the &vtIoper promising to repair the streets In their developmerit. — Lawyers ITT es Urges Deny Report NEW YORK (AP) News- charged with a San Francisco fessed to anything ... She know anything about any state paper Heiress Patricia Hearst bank robbery and various fire- couldn't make a decision like merits that she's made to th has confessed to several arms offenses, that, even if she wanted to, be- prosecution. I'm not aware ol crimes, including a bank rob. Alber Johnson, a partner of cause of the state she's in," any cooperation that she is ex. bery, and will testify against Bsiley's, said: "This is absoU.S. Attorney James L. tending or offering to the prose. her terrorist comrades in re- lulely not true. She has not con- Browning Jr. said, "1 don't cution, turn for immunity or special 0 4100 treatment, the New York Post 01 W Ole 1• reported today. QW-A0. db6*4 The re port was immedlatly denied by the U.S. attorney in 0 San Francisco and by a lawyer for the 21-year-old Miss Hearst. The Post said it learned from '' "sources familiar with the Inis terviews" that Miss Hearst confessed during discussions with court-appointed o psychiatrists. .It said Miss Hearst decided to cooperate after her attorney F. Lee Bailey told her that the only Living Color Portrait Of way to avoid a long prison term Your Child Or Any Member was to turn sta te's evidence. Of Your Family The Post's sources said Miss of jJ}4— Hearst described her part in PIus 1 Charm Made On Silver various crimes, Including a Like Metal Of Each Sitting. bank robbery last April 21 in Carmichael, Calif., in which a P woman was murdered. It said she also Identified several perFor Only PLUSALLTHESE EXTRAS sans who harbored her when T I ATNOEXTRACOST o 0 she was a fugitive. • Full Length Poses On Children Joe Miss Hearst, daughter of Any Age Photographed newspaper executive Randolph Family Groups Welcome Plus SOc Beautiful Natura' Finish A. Hearst, already has been - papers In Colonial America, the peo. pie or iiiis country have fought to protect their right to a free press, The first news publication in the American colonies was called "Publick Occurances" which was publlshed In 1690, beginning a tradition of Informing people of the activities of all levels of government through the foremost print medium, the newspaper! Even the Stamp Act of 1765 which Parliament passed to Impose a tax on all paper and documents could not keep the people from wanting to know all of the news. As we approach the 200th Anniversary of the United States, men and women who fought for this nation's independence and the right to a free press. We also salute the reporters, editors, advertisers and readers who have supported us in our efforts to present the latest local, national and international news as objectively and accurrately as possible. In the spirit of a free press, we have written ad. itorlals expressing our opinions and Ak C HRISTMAS SPECIAL *LJ:' •, I * A GIANT 9 -. _ ______ - - , published letters offering opposing opinions. And we will continue to present our readers with the latest news, features and the best advertising available in the fine tradition of freedom of the press which has made America greatl ' 11 X 14 • $ we would like to salute the brave J,, Ar,ts,,l.,4..,r,i.nI ,w F y j Limit — 1 Per Person —s rer t-amliy 00 0I A Service Of REDMI Holliday Portrait WM - I Group Charge 99c Per Person Photographer Will Be At .)PIiUT OF a 99 IJ..l A ll "Y ..0%6. a" uaI ki All Work Guaranteed SANFORD, FLORDA s Don't Miss This Money Saving Special! II 'I OCTOIER 5-11 P. Of Murfreesboro, Te nn. 0 `JRW~40.6, 4 0 L. i ty To '.ikay CITIZENS OF CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Paper Says Patty Confessed Since the early days of news- . TO _ NEWSPAPERS.THE SPIRIT OF FREEDOM! - •-• NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING f00000 11dr,ow • Airmen To Hold First Reunion ILI - employes, ..=---.-- _- FBI Political Tricks Cited WASHINGTON AP) — Newly released FBI documents reveal the agency engaged in political dirty tr icks In Mich igan and once cost a Cleve land woman her job because her husband had worked for a Socia list-oriented party in a campaign. I ' '- - Unit Penetrated Nazi Stronghold By The Associated Press Traffic accidents In Florida during the weekend claimed at least 11 Lives, state troopers said today. Two of the victims were 16-year-old motorcyclists. Ted Jordan Montgomery was struck In the rear by another motorcycle Saturday in the Florida Keys, was thrown to the highway and struck by a car, troopers said. Roger Hall Gresson of Cocoa lost control of the motorcycle he was riding early Saturday in Brevard County and was killed then it slammed into a tree, the>' said — " .. It ___, 11 Killed On Highways --T' - .-_.._. Lake Mary Seeks Sanford Water TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Some insurance agents are tripling their commissions by TongfWly putting good drivers into the assigned-risk category, says Paul Steinberg, [1.-Miami and chairman of the House Insurance Committee, The possibility of limiting the commissions that Insurance agents can charge was one of several key Issues to be considered today by Steinberg's committee. Also slated for today In the October round ol House conunittee meetings was a discussion by the Education Committee on a bill that would reduce from nine to five years the terms of members of the Board of Regents. - - - - - lHT CHARLOflE (AP) — A Port Charlotte titan was it jail today charged with manslaughter in the drowning deaths of 2-year-old twins, police said. The Charlotte County sheriffs oifice said that Robert lee Chancy, 47, was arrested Saturday night after Tod and Julie Jones were found drowned In a pool. A sheriff's spokesman said Mr. and Mrs. William Jones left their children in the care of a woman with whom Chancy was living but the woman asked Chancy to watch the infants while she went out. The spokesman said Chancy passed out From drinking and the twins wandered through a sliding glass door and fell into the pool. — CIA Attempts Detailed L.I -' Charges Levied In Da owning School Classes To Resume — the Montgomery Road fire new ordinance permits an station, absentee elector to req uest a In Longwood, he w re three ballot as late as 5 p.m. the day ....' . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — city council seats are up In the prior to the election and to 4i. City Commissioner Cal Dec. 2, municipal election, return the ballot up to 7 p.m on DeVoney virtually won a Incumbent Don Schreiner election day. second two-year term In office became the first to file The ordinance also provides Saturday when no one qualified documents seeking a second that the counci l' chairman to oppose him in the Nov. 4 city two-year term as the candidate becomes acting mayor election 1.qualifying period opened whenever a vacancy occurs in •*.City Clerk Phyllis Jordahi Friday. the mayor's office. Although said candidates whose r.ames Incumbent Council member this has been the practice In the will appear on the ballot in the June Lormanri, also seeking a past, tt"e city was acting under November election include second two-year term, filed her a city attorney's opinion rather incumbent Norman C. Floyd qualifying papers today. H .A. than city law. Sr., and Lawrence Swofford for Scott, the third incumbent, is The new ordinance permits mayor; incumbent Helen also expected to seek re- the mayor lo name a temporary 1 Keyser and Glen Buschman for election, '5 city clerk in case of the absence I-i' lb' 1 .. one city commission seat and Scott has served six full and or disability of the elected unopposed, for the split terms, although not clerk. Lake Brantley 11191; School, School, proud of its patriotic colors— red, RRANTLEY'S NEW second seat, hitt- and blue- its telephont- numt-r 17 6, its "Minut eman'' consecutively, on the city The cdndldate qualifyir City commis.sion seats are for council. h and unIforni anti its athletic teams' nic jriod in Longwood will do-' kname "the Patriots," MEDIA CENTER "-.r while the carrying the Bicentennial theme Into the first displays ill The election will be the first Oct. 17. A spec,! - ' . school's new media center with Americana, r'alia, art and a- uiia,or's term, under the new test of a new absentee voting registration has been scheduled chair, is three years. propriate books. Holding some of the exhibits are deft to right) ordinance in Longwood. for Oct. 18, at the city hall by The city, with nearly 3,)0 According to special law In Seminole Election Supervisor Laura Johnson, student assistant: Mrs. Donna Hornsb: and Mrs. Jean Anthony, media speciali sts, and Suzette Haynes, student qualified voters, has set three the past, city voters could not Camilla Bruce. assistant, polling places for the election cast absentee ba llots af ter five In Casselberry where two city city h il, the civic center and days prior to the election. The council posts, currently a held by Edith Duerr, in her fifth term in office; John Zacco, completim _____ his second term in office, ant the offi ce of mayor, presentl', rovi nk'd by Bill Grier, are or m' . ''U the Dec. 2 city election ballot Only one candidate h; f Pa qualified so far. By JOE ASXREN an agreement, City Attorney annexed by Sanford before question of annexationor In. plan and how it is to be Herald Staff Writer Nathan Van Meter has filed Vernon Mize said that Lake lake Mary was incorporated In corporation." utilized," documents seeking a city Mary would be charged one- 1973. Also on today's agenda Is a Vihien said the county's Sanford City Manager and-one-quarter times the council berth, while Gerald Knowles said that de- discussion of Sanford's corn- approachlsthatthepianwfllbe Chr Warren E. "Pete" Knowles has regular rate, as are all areas annexation of ist iansen and Tom Holt property has prehensive planning work. A a detralled expression of the recourunended that the City outside the Sanford City limits, been discussedthe have picked up qualifying by city officials letter from County Commission inter-relationship of land papers, Commission approve a water but have not revealed In another matter involving but "it has never been settled In Chairman Sidney L Vihien Jr., capability, goals of the citizens, what offices they may seek. The supply contract sought by Lake Lake Mary, Knowles said in a court." to Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore costs of facilities and available qualifying Mary for a portion of that city. memorandum to the cornperiod in Knowles said that Massey's dated Sept. 25, said "there revenues to lead to a specific The subject is on the agenda for mission that he expects a letter letter is expected to involve appears to be a map that Casselberry will close Oct. 17. basic difference plan and land use today's commission meeting at from Lake Mary City Attorney Sanford's taking the initiative in philosophy between the city have a direct relationship to Forty-eight Lake Mary 4 p.m. Gary Massey concerning a 300- in going to court "in a friendly and the county concerning the zoning and the actual use of citizens added their names to If the commission works out acre parcel of land that was suit to obtain an answer to a concept of a comprehensive property. the voter registration rolls Vthlen said the city's plan Saturday in a special appears to be a more general registration effort conducted by approach and "overview Mrs. Bruce at the post office, concerning the future growth of Three city council positions, the city." currently occupied by Harry VEhien said in his letter the Terry, Martin Bacon Sr. and MIAMI BEACH tAP)— flak-blotched skies, waste of time, and I think so I'd have gladly given up the fun county will cooperate with the Virginia Some 650 crewmen of the planes Mercer, will be listed Selevan, the society's nation now. times If they'd called the whole city to meet guidelines of both on the Dec. 2 city election that penetrated Nazi (',er- al president, said the reunion "We had some fun times, but thing off." state and local laws, ballot. many's "Fortress Europe" and marks the first Joint gathering helped end World War II meet of society members. They peethis week for the first reunion of viously met only in conventions the Eighth Air Force Historical of individual bomber and fightSociety. er groups that comprised the The Eighth suffered 47,000 Eighth. casualties among the 300,000 Also on the agenda is a meser%lc-emerj who flew, main- morial service for those who tamed or provided support for died while on such missions as the B17 Flying Fortressei and the bombing of Sehweinfurt's B24 Liberators, ball-bearing factory and the "Of the 36 planes in our bomb rocket center at Peenemunde. group, we would lose one or two on an average mission," said Thinking back, crewman Arthur Selevan of Miami. Jack Hamory, now 60, said that But some missions proved although he enlisted for cadet more costly. Tbe"Bloody" 100th training right after the attack Bomber Group lost all 36 planes on Pearl Harbor, "I thought on a single sortie into Berlin's then that war in general was a -- . Commissions Probed , By DONNA FSI"ES Herald Staff Wri ter - McCarthy Ave., Sanford, reported two men, one of (bern By ED PRICKETT county's pending purchase of a investigation have been Filed sources that the state at. is made I would respectfully armed with a pistol, snatched Herald Staff Writer $517,000 clay pit, with his office, and he has asked torney's office Is considering request that all details be him out of a telephone booth on Seminole County Commjsson However, Vlhlen's letter says for a report from .lack initiation of an investigation considered," Vihien said in the W. 13th Street about 10 pm ('h;iirman Ski Vihieri Jr. today that unless tlwre are "fauLs I F'ulen ider, Seminole ('ouiitv's tnto the details of the letter. county Saturday and dragcd him Into sent a letter to State Attorney am unaware of an investigatiou chief Investigator for Herring. commission's decision to tic also asked for a me.!1r' ?o an alley warning "If you holler, Abbott Herring, Chit" would be a waste of tax money. Fulenwider today refused to purchase properties "certain details for clay clarify I'll kill )OU. Unless there are facts I am comment and said any resource,, tRelatedStnrii l P age l.At surrounding this issue." Chandler told officers the ' unaware of, this Issue Is above statement will have to come "Should an Investigation be A major complaint by bandits took $47 and fled on foot Investigator Jack Fulenwider board." from Herring, who is the chief launched, may I on behalf of the homeowners was that the tiM down the alley, and county commission letter was in attorney for Seminole and board extend a pledge of lull acre clay pit near their Police are also investigating pledging "full cooperation" Into Viblen's response to statements by Brevard Counties, cooperation with your efforts. Markham Woods homes would a report that two men held any investigation of the Herring that requests for an "1 understand from press "Hopefully, before a decision devalue their property Hoffa Lead Called Hoax Sen. Frank Church, D4daho, sa id Sunday that "plans and attempts" agai nst Castro's life "span the years from the Eisenhower administration through the Kennedy administration, and into the Johnson administration." Appearing on ABC's "Issues and Answers," Church also said, 'We ha ve no hard evidence that directly relates th is activity to any order that was given by any president." ff 0 .m DANBURY, Conn. (AP) Seniors were to return to classes today at Danbury High School, closed for three days last week following rdd1 violence in which 13 people wit'e Injured and 12 Were arree& About 25 po1ki offi cers and stale Board of Education monitors were to be on hand when school opeoed, and Schools Supt. Pasquale Nappi said they would rwa1n until a peacef ul opening was tosured. Seniors were to ret urn to classes today, juniors and seniors on Tuesday, sophomores only on Wednesday and a ll students on Thursday. Friday and next Monday are school holidays, which Nappi said he hoped would contribute to a cairn continuation of classes. 3 Seats Contested ri' Masar'.,ktw Wins ,ns Third Straight Plucking Title were Striking Firemen Blamed DeVoney Unopm-sed, IN BRIEF - Monday, Oct. 6, 1173-1A Va ~0.1 46 ~J 0 0 b*h db* 40 0• �Evening HetWd Residents of Seminole County may now use the Orlando Public library's 'Books By Mail' home delivery service. The Orlando Public Library System it-forms us that a person doesn't even have to have a library card to get the mail delivery of books if you live in an area served by the Orlando.Orange.osceola. Seminole library system. 300N. FRENCh AVE., SANFORE), FLA. 32771 Area ('cide 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Monday, Oct. 6, 1975-4A WAYNE: I.). L)OYLE, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM 1). CUR RIE. Managing Editor Around I__ Florida Democrats for the period 19.73-75. Of the 10 people to receive such an honor, Ms. Davis Is one of just two women, the other being Pam Hollingsworth of Tallahassee. Senator Lawton Chiles and Mrs. Mary Jim Everidge, president of the Democratic Women's Club of Florida Inc., will present the awards to Ms. Davis and the other honorees at the annual Democratic Women's Convention in St. Petersburg on Saturday, Oct. 18. Anyone Interested In doing so, and those who are Interested in discovering what Is expected of law students, are invited to a two-hour presentation at Florida Tech University F11J) on Wednesday. The program, staged by six law schools and sponsored by FTU's political science department, is under the direction of Dr. Roger Handberg, pre.-law advisor at FTU. Included In the program will be presentations by law school representatives and follow-up individual conferences with students. The presentations are scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. In the multipurpose room in FlU's Village Center. On hand will be representatives from Emory University, University of Florida, Mercer University, Florida State University, Cumberland School of Law and Stetson University. Conferences with students and others interested are slated to start at 2 p.m. in the multipurpose room. Persons wishing to sign up for the afternoon conferences must do so during the morning sessions, according to Dr. Handbérg. Legislation Cleared By- Comptroller %AIPtru . IN Monday, Oct., 1915--SA Account Forfeit Law May Be Changed V VLIIILL) 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ByJOEASKREN Herald Staff Writer BRIEF people(wlth inactive accounts) advertise (try to look for not know escheat laws exist or state since his firm was and reactivate their accounts de Harry C a r o , positors)," said Carson. lie are una ware that proposed chartered in 1934. Home Deliver y : Week, 55 rents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; (return their money)." This is Fire Prevention Week and we urge all our however, computer changes in the laws of at least "The chances are slim," Year. $28.40. By Mail In Florida same as home delivery. All Calls A psible change In a little o f said, Carson said he hasn't S U p e r v s o r readers to do all within their power to problems make it a safe have made difficult 10 s ta tes could reduce escheat. Edmonds said, of people other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. known state law could mean received any opposition from abandoned property week, to find rightful owners and law time limits. moving today and forgetting -1 your savings account may be bankers yet on the proposed I After Matter of fact, now might be a good time to take correct dates, or the State of t heir bank accounts, or of an i turned over, or "escheated," to reduction in escheat-law time "We make every effort a look around your home, checking for possible fire Bankers in Sanford said Florida, says, "I'm ," said Gib elderly person dying and I MADRID,Spain (AP)the state ata loss jn Interest ijjt limit. It would prevent the ban they possible ourselves hazards that you can eliminate. Uy Premier Carlos Arias Navarro to locate people who don't . leaving no relat.1ves nor records cal!ed a special cabinet session is inactive for seven years. illion post their service charges "from the sifting on $5 Edmonds, executive vice There are many helpful hints everyone should today following the Interest regularly or Northern Ireland spectacular bombing deaths president of First Federal of behind. in unclaimed ,,If IIIIny Carson, supervisor of whole eight years and mean now observe to avoid fires and we're sure you know of three more civil guardmake no deposit there was no (escheat) ______________________ more money for or wItl}. Seminole Savings & Loan the state," he smen, but a high official predicted the government would them by now. funds since 1961." abandoned property for State drawals over a long period of Association, in locating law, the unclaimed money not "overreact" by declaring a Just take a few minutes this very day to check sta te of emergency. time. Comptroller Gerald Lewis, said said. would end up owned by the Saying th e guerrillas were losing Congratualnons are in order for Ginny Davis, "I'm sitting on $5 million now Britain's Vie tn am around. Those few minutes today may save you from his Tallahassee office State escheat laws undercustomers with inactive ac- bank," said Edmonds. the struggle to bring administrative assistant to State Representative Thursday that Lewis has in unclaimed funds since 1961," MiAn the 36-year-old regime, the Official said the three lie said about $1 million of the Florida's present Disposition of counts much grief for a long time to come. .1: _ 1 Brooks said his bank places I ne police killings Sunday In the Rob Hattaway (D., Altamonte Springs), who has Six months ago there was cause for optimism Carson said, when asked how to Edmonds said his firm :i tal $6 million In abandoned Unclaimed Property Act clear ed proposed legislation troublesome north ern checking accounts Into a Basque region ould not provoke recently been named one of Ten Outstanding Young So you want to become a lawyer. reduce from 15 to 7 years the much abandoned properly property from savings and requires bankers to escheat the policy is to write a letter to in strife-torn Northern Ireland. Catholics of the emergenr'y measures, Bill Currie special "dormant account" $ "last known address" of "Three policemen were killed last week in Madrid," he time savings accounts can go banks have turned over to the checking accounts, safety abandoned property Irish Republican Army had reached a six-month after one year of no activity, but told the Associated Press. state to the state account before the end of the depoolt boxesand certified after 15 years, according "No emergency was declared unclaimed. cease-fire with British troops; and three months to Ed Sessions, director of the checks escbeated to the state Harold Brooks, vice president year period. If the whereabouts maintenance charges continue then. There is a virtual state of war between the terrorists if the balance Is less than $100. later Protestants and Catholics met in a conCarson said If the legislation state's division of Treasury, since 1961, has been returned to and cashier in charge of of a customer is known, and the government. Retaliation by OAKLEY the terrorists Is Inactive savings accounts are stitutional convention to seek a political solution to being drafted becomes law, it said escheated funds go into a owners upon proof terrible but e cxpect it, ba nk will call them, he said. of identity. operations at the Flagship Bank placed into the dormant acthe sectarian violence that has taken 1,275 lives would increase his activity and special state school trust fund "Nothing makes us madder of Sanford. Edmonds said no accounts count after two years of macit would make ft easier to "find and no interest is paid. since 1969. than when a few banks don't Many Americans either do have been escheated to the tivity, but a'50 cent service But recent headlines have proved the futility of charge is ma de very three BUENOSAIRES,Argenuna(Ap) -In a daring coordithat hope: A London hotel is ripped by a bomb blast months if the balanr.e is less n;itecl raid, leftist guerrIllas attacked a provincial army ;it lrit)uted to a ttkiwav fI(tTo11 of tht' JHA. than SlO, Broek.s saic There i: 4 ki rrtun Simdiy in an abortive attempt to steal guns, then Hooded gunmen kill a Catholic farmer and his PY,_U4. no loss in interest up t3 15 years, fled in a plane hijacked by accomplices, leaving at least 1111111111111111111111 he added. daughter near Belfast. Eight Protestants, three dead by ofCcial count. #F I The bank's dormart account Catholics die in seven-day period. Q _______ • The action began when more than 50 Montonero is set up to avoid unnecessary guerrillas raided an infantry garrison in Formosa, a Apparently a slight measure of success by the ~1 t V rrow i n expense of paperwork and small provincial capital on the Paraguayan border 575 convention contributed to the cease-fire violations. sending out monthly Creatiru a new image is not newer 4-H projects are home miles north of here, security sources ani the official The 17 Catholic and 46 Protestant members of the WASHINGTON (AP) If Weather office of hy. statements, he Service's said. easy. The Seminole County 4. ecology, bicycle, teen consumer a Telam news agency said, convention have been behaving with uncommon your golfing and picnics were drology pinnoints the highest "If a customer Is 'onthcted H'ers during National 411 Week and banking. Last year the Our belief th at dolphins, those admirable 'cr . SpIrit of Tomorrow often rained out last summer, Eloise rainfall of 14 inches in by phone, letter, or II he posts courtesy toward each other. According to some DOIjj want the To the best of anyone's knowledge Sen. Lloyd, public to realize that 4- county extension office offered creatures whose brains are equal in size and you had lots of company. The the Harrisburg, Pa., area, his interest, the money won't be reports, the Catholic delegates privately agreed to II s not all cows and cooking. a special interest cake cooperation, guidance and Bentsen has never been characteriz ed complexity to those of humans, ha ve some thing as the summer of '75 was a wet one for escheated to the state," said R give up their aim of uniting with the over"4.-H 76 leading Democratic candidate for president.: NASSAU, Bahamas tAP) A Wisconsin man who savs Spirit of decorating workshop, to teach people about getting along together has encouragement 4-Li nust Anlericsr',! becmuse of an the np's,-.'.A 1 -au i omorrow" is the theme for vc g y Chc rpu,c -God, my fatlipr" tcId him 0- 1-1~1 "h-ce nfhpr A meripw * .4 J4 714 V Manv sirtivifl4bp he*,,.%. ...4 !A % I 5 i to the suuii Tli6 is became. accorwim w nails onlv oNvol 4 , - %I . '*efl ruàeiv 14 isic I . .. -- •t (, jCi..dP :'?.t._ %'&iI.5 UI a tsemainian jau tor eievuuon 1'ue1ay morning per cent o the nation's Democrats want hun National 4-H Week. America's planned in order to celebrate cesstul. Iiu'CstdfltS were said to have agreed to at least A Kindug eaw'er soap opel-a tt,ok place at fl from the Pacific Ocean across 11' customer's funds enter the /f( hil e his mother prays from her Milwaukee home for U.S. Bicentennial period is an ap- National 4-H Week. The the office, and only about 15 per cent or talk about sharing power with the Catholics instead Miami Seaquarium re ce ntly. It began when a Now is a good time for new 4.- the northern United States and bank's dormant account, the propriate time to everybody else even knows who he Is. Indeed,' officials to intercede and spare her son's life. pause and county's 200 4-H'ers have 11 clubs to organize. Clubs may female dolphin was born in the tank sometime of demanding absolute majority rule. southern Canada. bank sends out yearly reflect upon our history and to displayed the new "4-lI '76... be all boys and all girls or 1iCIui Shobek, 22, is to be hanged at 8 a.m. Tuesday after months of campaigning for nomination to, during the night of Aug. 31. Indeed if the vast majority of Ulster's 1.5 And thanks to Hurricane statements on savings, and look ahead to new horizons. - ,.,: for the murder of Ohio lawyer Paul Howell, 17-year-old the nation's highest office, it is said that on the' When trainers arrived in the morning and __ Spirit o! Tomorrow" posters groups may be co-educational. Eloise, the fall of '75 already is 41 million persons who are moderates statements on checking ac. X_ - Catholics Katie Smith of Detroit and New York City accountant stump the man still has difficulty getting a good 4-H'ers have a proud throughout the community. Any boy or girl between the shaping up as a wet found the newborn with an adult female named one for counts the about every six months and Protestants alike IflAin Borstein. heritage. The movement that Several clubs are making ages of 8 and 18 years of age Northern Ireland would table at Burger King. Cha-Cha, they assumed it belonged to her. •fl : northeast United States. "to the last known address." In became 4-11 was started to centerpieces for the 4-H may join 4-Il. likely find peace. But IRA extremists who want to So It Is not surprising that, In recent weeks,. father was Flippy. He is the only adult male in 6 Weather Service meteaddition, the bank telephones make edu ca tion more practical achie vement banquet to be held Bentsen has quietly announced that in addition to unite with Ireland and Protestant extremists who the tank, so that much was certain. Interested youth and adults orologl.sts say the strong westc tome us rs if It knows where to ses and interesting to farm 0cC 18 at the Sanford Civic who would like to volunteer as erly air flow the presidency he will also in 1976 seek reelection: i 111 are certain that any power sharing would lead to a Three days later, however, Cha-Cha began last summer sent A resolution providing that locate them. . ! -7children. "in Florida, corn Center. M. to the Senate. It is at least discreet for a man: giving birth to another baby, a male, and DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - The son of kidnaped Dutch leaders may contact Debbie more Chan the usual number of city residents will not be takeover by Ireland appear bent on wrecking the . . -L:1 An average of 15 customer . clubs were started for boys and .unknown At by 85 the achievement banquet, per cent of Americans to: . Carswell, 4-H rebuffed the female baby. Since twin dolphin businessman Tiede Herrema says his family win "do program storm systems tramping from charged for emergency tran- accounts a year are turned convention. tomato clubs were started for certificates, pins and medals assistant 3t 322-7128 minimize his political risks. Besides, as Kin births have never been recorded, the humans anything" for his safe return, but Irish authorities let a or vis itthe Oregon and Washington a(TOSS sport by the city,s fire depart- over, or escheated, to the state, While the murder squads roam the coungirls," reports Louise L Gill, are awarded to 4-H you th for county Hubbard once wrote, there seems to be an excess:' extension office at the the border states and the Great ment to hospital is expected to Brooks said. deadline pass without meeting the kidnapers' demands tryside, there is growing sentiment in London to everything except parking spaces in the Enter April, another dolphin who had shown and say they will not issue a reward for information, extension home economics outstanding projects and Agricultural Center three miles Lake States and into Pennsyl, be adopted by the Altamonte "Very few -maybe one per agent. bring back Britain's 14,000 troops stationed in demonstrations. It also gives south of Sanford on U.S. 17-92. on, thus why shotildn't a man of the caliber of definite signs of pregnancy and who now ap. ~ Wierick police are seeking a man and a woman with vanla, New York and southern Springs City Commission at its cent come back and ask us or whatahlaname seek more than one office at a Northern Ireland. On a lesser scale, Ulster is Projects have changed local volunteer 4-11 Leaders proached the stranded female. According to New England. IRA links in connection with the kidnaping. The man Is make inquiries about it," said 4:30 p.m. meeting Tuesday. through the years but the basic recognition for their dedicated Britain's Vietnam, with hundreds of British John Scanlon, director of animal training, April Eddie Gallagher, 27, a taborer from County Donegal, and Rainfall also was higher than department Brooks, referring to the owners . ~ Although the fire "learning by doing" concept service and time. Without the Lyndon Johnson did it, also in Texas. He, too,' soldiers killed, and more than $3 billion spent in had been behaving strangely those past three the woman Is Marion Coyle, 19, of Londonderry. normal through the Southeast of abandoned property. is not soliciting ambulance still holds true. Some of the adult leaders and parents, 1 was a man dedicated to the notion the nation days. She had lost a great deal of weight but trying to bring peace to the country. Meanwhile and southern plains sta tes "T he Only thi ng the state services business, it has couldn't risk losing him in Washington, so he ran refused to eat, showed unusual agresslon and _______________________________________________ South Carolina, Georgia, Ala- transported 61 persons to wants is accounts that are bomb-carrying terrorists have carried the battle to in 1960 for both the vice presidency and the would not Interact with the other dolphins. bama, Mississippi, Louisiana, hospital during the past year in abandoned," he added. i Britain's cities. Senate. And by doggies, as they say in the It was then realized that the first baby Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, emergency situations, Fire Florida's escheat law also The influential "Guardian" newspaper panhandle, he won both. He did not serve in the belonged to April. Cha-Cha, the dominant female Missouri, Kansas today and covers money held by ineastern Chief Tom Siegfried said summed up feelings in Britain: "The British dual capacity, of course, though surely the In the tank, had taken It away from its mother Colorado, surance or utility companies, or Calls for emergency shortly after birth. When Cha-Cha had hei' devoted wished he might. Strangely, he resigned dimension in Northern Ireland is dying, if not Only in scattered medical courts, he explained. e If we fell him regions was assistance numbered 250 during dead." baby, she gave the female back to April. I During this past month summier rainfall substantially Carson said the "first auction Other tlian Johnson and Bent.,en, though, there OCT. 5 But then two nonpregnant females 11k.0 'anLJe High Scbo, ,1 Sanford's former U.S. Naval below normal. The northern tip the 12-month period SepSkating party, Melodee The constitutional convention may propose an ng ______________________________________ Sanford Tourist have been no modern candidates this pesUIp. Lyman 111gb School -'rs, open house, 7:30 p.m. to meet "skating Rink, 7:30-9:30 p.m. fleboard Club covered-dish Air Station got a boost from the of Maine, Vermont and New tember, 1974 through Sep.- non-cash Items abandoned in a April. They attempted to take her baby aw independent Northern Ireland. But the crucial from her again and a violent sturggle ensued. tuous. The history books are curiously silent , . , 7:30 p.m.. school auditoruim. new principal Richard Barnett benefi, Seminole High Band. supper, 6 p.m., business Greatcr Sardord Chamber of Hampshire were drier than tember, 1975, Slegfried said. "couple hundred" safety questions to be answered would be the country's Siegfried said the cityhas deposit boxes throughout the about the dual candidacy condition. Even Fhppy got into the act and the baby was bum* Open House, with parents and teachers and 7 hear OCT. Aviation Committee meeting, 7 p.m. at normal as were narrow strips clubhouse on Commerce 0 future ties with London and Dublin, the role of the normally precise research staff at the Library of from one adult to another. The baby was not following children's schedules presentation on new programs when the group voted to refer to across southern Virginia and transported to the hospital state Is set for Nov. 3 in Disabled American Veterans lakefront, Catholics in the government. (Catholics are outinto about one out of four persons Taflaha&". Congress is unsure about the specifics of the harmed, but Seaquarlum officials were unable to and meeting teachers, Refresh. Parents will follow child's regular meeting at 7 p.m.; DAV the facility as the "Sanford- northern North Carolina . ments. numbered by Protestants, 2-1) and the method of central Tennemee and from who needed the service during matter, yet the conavists is that the Johnsonschedule. enter the water because the fight was so violenL Alta m onte-Cassel berry Central Florida Airport." Building. Ilwy. 17-92. He said the property is [ Commerce kinBentsen thing is __________________________________________________ Cham be r Cha-Cha, who had started all the trouble, dealing with terrorists of both sides in the absence The reason for the expanded sou t heastern Wyoming through the es timated at about $10000 and For a man who had been part of Florida And so, when Richard Keith Call fought to cheon meeting, remained &scrftUy apart. of British troops. noon, title, according to Glen Pencentral confiscated by the state Nebraska as into northWith adoption of the history since the Anwrican flag was raised. it keep Florida from seceWng in I861, he Was Te Altamonte Springs Civic ri)vitt, committee chairman, western Missouri. in IegWature, and Bent.wn is Wking ad. As quickly as it began, however, the turmoil after nonpayment of rental The greatest danger now is that the British resolution the usual fee of $35 was ironic that Richard Keith Call's finest hour following his star and echclng the words of vantage of it. Center, Poli tical candidates, was the printing of a brochure iubslded and both dolphin mothers contentedly arrived In at least most other states dtiI In the Sou as that flag came down. th west, normally pl us costs of oxygen and other government, facing monumental economic Andrew Jackson In similar cIrcumstances. candidacies are forbidden. Henry Jackson, as izded the tank wi th their proper babies. In his last days Call, once territorial delegate on the airport that would be sparse precipitation was slimsupplies will be waived for city troubles, will lose faith in its efforts to serve as a This Is what Seminole UnIt 30 of DAV President Jackson told Congress example, also a presidential candidate OCTOBER 4, 1975 Lewis J, Minter Maybe the dolphins do have something to to Congress and twice governor, opposed Gottlob Schimpf up for distributed nationwide. The mer than usual, particularly In residents, Siegfried said, Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. the In 18 13 during the NullIficatIon argument: mid wife for a new government in Belfast. As it is, ADMISSIONS reelection In the sena te next year, cannot by law Alwllda Print Jannie I. Taylor each us after all. They resolved this domestic secession of Florida with all his strength. He committee felt that the Arizona. Over-all, however, because they are already "IV rich inheritance beque&UW by our appear more than orim on his sUte's ballot. the British army still symbolizes the rule of law in Jay Rambo, 40 frama without recourse to1awye lawsuits and 1 Longwood Catherine L. Thiel Elementary "Central Florida" designation areas, of low and "rnal pre- paying taxes to fund the ser. . warned eloquently against dissolving the Union fathers has devolved upon us the sacred Sanford: Ralph Senn Jackson, actually, says he would not run for Northern Ireland. If the British should wash their Charli'c Wick School MO. 7'30 nIi. m, *dal case workers. Would that humans could would more readily identify cipitation were allcr thaa vice. and, like a prophet of old, predicted the obligation of preserving it by virtues which both offices even if authorized, and claims to ilways do the same. hands of their responsibility, the worst of the Irish -.A ,%Iiirgaret H. Bornach, 01 des truction of a civilization, areas of heavy rainfall. In other business Tuesday, War ren Sutton conducted them through the eventful scense of have squashed an earlier movement In Raymond J. Turrill bicycle safety. DeBary In spite of a lengthy period of 'troubles" may still lie ahead. Storms spawned by Ilurri. the city commission is expected Ilis was a lonely voice crying in the wilder. the Revolution and ultimately croymed On Washington tate to ha The recent wave of "martial arts" movies ness. He alienated friends and defied the over Agens T. Wade Kathryn NI. Noonan, DeBary poor flying conditions during cane Eloise along the mid-At- to approve payment of $2,969.04 , struggle with the noblest model of civil in. for his benefit. H Elaine A. Donovan, DeBary ias transformed the ancient Eastern discipline whelming sentiment of is MOdl'ed Daisy L. Washington heroics, however, are Weight Watcher's, 7 p.m., September, the number of flight lantic seaboard Sept. 23-27 to Glace and Radcliffe, conFred C. Kunze, Deltona his sta te. stitutlons. Clara R. Staff, DeBary diminished by the fact that the Washington filing Hattie M. Williams Sanford Woman's Club, Oak operations, 6,086, held steady dumped up to 14 inches of rain suI ti ng engineers, 4 karate Into a commercialized and potentially Richard A. Sutton, Osteen Yet Richard Keith Call could do no other. Not for services Richard L. Huffman, Deland Best Contribution Randy 0, Jones, Altamonte Avenue. Open house and and brought the total for the in some areas. Data from the through Sept. 30. tha1 sport. pray that the Great Rtil of date for congressional office (August) comes to speak out would have repudiated one of the after Ow DemocraUc nominating - ,, . Clarence W. Coffey, Deltm Sors. Natinne mn an m,IAA_11L_ D11101MO onr In 1;7 Wa nn Inrwo t #_ cooking demons ation SoclaimsGaegeTalrah-ghl -,,_..46_-4_ President Ford and Treasry Seeretary William Simon Jack Virga, Deltona thus if black belt and instructor of karate at the Andrew Jackson and his principl . William B. Armbruster, Jackson loses the party bid he joint measures that they may 'oviie salutary about 10 per cent over last year. es ha ve "respectfully" rejected a plea from delegates to the OCT. 9 time to DeBary lrtiverslty of California in Loe Angeles. Because file for the Senate. In antici pation of Increased Mr. & Mrs. Mic ha el (Elaine) At every personal crisis Call had turned to examples not only for the present but for future meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World "Changing En vironment BIRTHS of the declining emphasis on the spiritual aspects Jackson as he would to a father. Jackson fint Umes and solemnly proclaim that the Corp nft -Kimberly S. Cavender, Donovan, a baby girl, De Actuiadly. the only presidenUai candidate of activity, henry Wight, Bar Bank that the United States help spend the world out of of the art and the concentration on aggression brought him to Florida as DeBary recent times choosing not to run ti tution y Florida As It Affech Wild Ule" president of Aero Services Inc., and the laws for a fallback are supreme and the Union an aide during the War s I recession, 9:30 a.m., Florida PowL,r and the airport's fixed-base Sir. &INIrs. James (I.anijiak) a nd violence, injuries are increasing and deaths of 1812 Dorothy Bessinger, DeLeon office was Barry Goldwater. lie had enough indissoluble." DISCHARGES and again to take over the territory from Simon noted that "too many of our current domestic I Light building, Sanford. Tanner, a baby girl, Sanford ar e inevitable, he warns, ____________ Sprs. Influence In Arizona operator, entered into a lease Sanford: Spain. Jackson urged him to stay and grow with Call put the principles in more vigorous dual candidacy law, in 1960 to get a favorable troubles are rooted in such excess In the pat," cognizant, no J Mr. & Mrs. Wayne (Patricia) John A. Backlund, Deltona agreement with the Airport Karate is a self-defense art, not combat but declined on the grounds Leroy Hickson - Morris, a baby girl, Osteen the frontier land. Jackson encouraged him to language. When a delegation from the Secession of penwnal ethics. doubt, of a U.S. debt hovering at the $500 billion mark and a tz-aining, and If constraint and respect for life are enter Elizabeth F. Thomas, S13`TEK Inc., noon, Givalier Authority for use of the entire James Seaton politics and run for Congress. Jackson had Convention informed him that Florida had left budget deficit upwards of $60 bi llion. Restaurant. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald (Edith) Deltona IV t taught, the technique has been subverted and g ui Ethic's perhaps is the core Issue In instances of 11 terminal building. 1 Janice K. Vihlen ded his difficult courtship and marriage to the Union, the old man shouted: '!1And Mr. Ford Insisted, correctly, that "a sound, healthy and :Dlshman. a baby girl, Paola Is A. Andy P. Evans, Geneva Preservation of We also means Mary Kirkman. Jackson had Instilled a dual candidacies. The question Is whether William B. Webb "You have growing U.S. economy Is the best lasting contribution this nation opened the gates of iowlng more than kicks and blows. It includes reverence for the Grace H. Hughes, Longwood from American voters should take the candidate Elizabeth D. Whearty Constitution and democratic which shall flow the curses of lieU, can make to other nations." the damned and serious who runs for this and ki iowing when to run, DISCHARGES Delbert L. Wllks that principles, send you to perdition." Indications that the American economic recovery is .1 simultaneously. OCTOBER 5, 1975 Jean Y. Williams progressing satisfactorily already are seared by the stubborn Sanford: ADMISSIONS Louise Williams embers of inflation. Clyde V. Bailey Julia Figueroa, Deflary fJ/This Week ' A vigorous policy encouraged by sound, stable domestic Sanford: Irene Bellamy Walter L. Klein, Deflary economic growth should be the U.S. solution to global money Agnes E. Boyd Bertha M. Brown Laura M. Schultz, DeBary problems. You receive a complete safety inspection John W. Cochrane Mary E. Gathers Iva D. Watson, DeBary /i Ora Belle Cooks Allie J. Lord i__ * Jennie O'Brien, Deltona I All work guaranteed v Jerry A. Fisher IillIe M. Maddox Marisol Arroyo f o r 6 months or 6000 miles I INCLUDES: Mary W. Kudlac Alice M. Moore 4 _~ Former Beatle John Lennon's wife, Yoko Champion Spark Plugs Mary Lord Julia R. Rumph arrest popular rock musicians. Yoko was the condition. "Mrs. Lennon is completely depen. when a Matched Tungsten Points fellow on Jack Ono, has had not only her baby's life but her own Anderson's staff called me We £mpioy Only only other person with me when our apartment dent on her husband, John Ath Heavy Duty Condensef Lennon, physically, about It and put In possible jeopardy by harassment from published something about it." was raided, Certified Mechanics IAdjust Timing Set Doell emotionally and financially," the doctor added. He admitted that he not only had received immigration agents, secret affidavits attest. Adjust Carburetor "The fact that I knew that her appearance as "Any separation from him at this time I pressure from, Washington to deport Lennon The Immigration Service has suspended its Electronic Aria)s Service Dept. hours a witness at a trial would endanger her would, at but __ the very least, Le extremely traumatic had lied about efforts to deport her husband before the baby Is it to the press. The decision to .-n r-i Resistor Plugs 6 Limited access extra Weekda1s 8 to 5 pregnancy was one of the reasons I chose to and could cause the death Sunday's high V. Overnight I.. - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mof this unborn child," move against Lennon, born in November. This decision was taken with Marks had First United Me plead guilty, so as to avoid a trial. told the press, thodist Church low 66. Rainfall was 2.02 inches. It took this life-or-death plea to persuade the was his own. nit. P. M. BOYD great fanfare "on humanitarian grounds." But "She subaequently miscarried anyway, and Immigration Service to But under oath, he acknowledged in Jacksonville, where he Partly cloudy through call off the harassment that he had not told the truth. Immigration officials quietly reserved the right my Insistence on being with her In the hospital at of Lennon formerly se rved as pastor. Tuesday with a chance of , The Rev, Dr. P.M. Boyd, 86 temporarily, at least. It began, as Afl 00 He had misled the press, he said, "not to oust Lemon after medical crisis Is over. that time, despite the unavailability of a bed, we previously reported, Survivors Include his wife, mainly aftern oon and evening Apartments, of Cathedral after the personal in. because I had been 1 INCLUDES The 421year-old Yoko has had several Instructed to do it but created active pres.; comment in England." Jacksonville, (lied in a Mary Frances Boyd; two sons, thunders ho wers. highs in the ters'ention of Sen. Strom Thurmond, ft-S.C. AdJ Si) Lf (15., because I had mscarriages and has undergone a major the feeling that Install oversized linings on all 4 wheels Voko's miscarriages, pleaded Lennon, "were they would ,1 Jacksonville hospital Sunday William, of St. Petersburg and upper 80s. Lows in the lower In a private letter to the Justice Departmlit, have been unhappy I operation so she could have a child. A statement both physically damaging to her and very Thurmond cited a if had attributed it to Rebuild all 4 wheel cylinders as Stewart Boyd, Arizona; five 70s. Easterly winds around 10 served morning. He I from her doctor says the child she is now emotionally trying as weIL"They tried surgery, planned to help charge that Lennon had them." Turn all 4 brake drums & arc all 4 brake shoes • assistant pastor to Dr. S.W. grandchildren; two sisters, mph, decreasing at night but Yipptes disrupt the 1972 'Because carrying "In all probability" will be her last It was irregular?" he was asked Repack front wheel bearings which was successful. Now Yoko is "scheduled Republican convention The former Bea$Ie Walker of First United Mrs. A.D. Abrams and Mrs. gusty near thundershowers, "They would have preferred me to take chance to give bir th. Bleed & adjust brakes to give birth on November 1, W75." the Methodist Church of Sanford in C.J. Coleman, Sanford; a niece, Rain probability 20 to 30 per stoutly denied the allegations. The Immigration flack thin them, putting Her rare medical situation and the anxiety of Inspect brake hoses & lines it bluntly," replied But Lennon declared: "Her doctor ordered authorities, nevertheless, 919.1922.Hebecamea member Mrs. Annette Jones and cent through Tuesday. singled him out for Marks. Inspect not knowing whether she would be separated master cylinder Yoko to remain in bed and confined her to our special attention. EXTENDED FORECAST t4 Florida Conference in 1930. nephew, Boyd Coleman, both of He added, under er examlnatbn, that W from her singer-husband has led to medical apartment troughtout the pregnancy. lie has Scattered or widely scattered The fcrrner regional immigration director, boss, former himigrauon Commissioner Ray District Superintendent of Sanford ; and nume rous nieces COMPLETE SAFETY INSPECTION complications. Her condition till is in delicate also ordered her to avoid all emotional mainly p ws in Florida and afternoon arid ne he thun. Miami and Tampa 1941 in and Sol Marks, acknowledged under oa th : "I balance, Farrell, "was very Political-minded. He owned physical excitement or pressure, as any strain suspected dershowers more likely Interior bistrict in 1950, he retired in Georgia. that there were some people in high his job to political appothjiL" Citing a minor marijuana conviction in might cause her to go Into premature labor, ser vi ces will be he and western portions. Highs Funeral ld 1961 a nd was pastor emeritus of places who were terribly iflteresttd in getting Ak Meanwhile, Yoko is anxiously awaiti England seven years ago, Immigration pressed "If she were to go Into premature labor, her Mr. Lemon out, but I in First United Methodist from lower SOs north to upper ng her never made inquiries about long-wanted baby, with her de por ta tion proceetings agains t Lennoa but t----- , -L doctor has advised that 'hci t,n,t1,I ,. (I" htthnnl ,,,.#. ,f Tn,'Itcnnt,iIln u.ifk Rf'w cn.,$h I iw in fc n's,41.n's,1 ii 4. .IUJ 4.fl UI UIIU '" II. 'JJ4UUJ "I I.. iNI at Chrysler-Plymouth I gran ted his wife r esiden ce rights. er The Immigration Ser major operation, that she would suffer massive vice 'MV1l7'i• mainly 70s won't United Methodist elsewhere. Florida Marks was asked will compe Oh yeah? Well. I'm glad I'm not Peter & DODGE TRUCKS The sbigiq star explainied in a secret 0- internal hemorrhaging which couW be flital to Gramle a marblo . Daytona Beach tides: high Bishop Joe McDavid ofnmmnd had written a BnchIey. What can Peter Benchley do for an fidavit that the marijuana had been "plaided In C(*lfltry 'ette thereafter, Their attorney able i both her and the baby." re IiiJt1MWI ficlating. 10:06 a.m., 10:28 p.m.; low 3:32 on the Justice Deparbmt. encore?" my apartment by a police officer who sought to 1 ldes has sworn he will of At. 17-92. Sanford J'j!t 9 mil1 north of At 436 Yo{w's obstetrician attested to her medical fight the a.m., 4:12 p.m. Port Canaveral: McLellan Funeral deporatatIo Kyle replied Marks "I first .aboutt,, '1tM'JWJI I every with legal Weapon available to him. Home, 17 Union St., Jackson- high 9:49a.m., 10 p.m.; low 3:26 Santo,d Phone: 322.1055 OrIgtsdc Phone: S47-U?$ tm., 3:57 p.m. viie, in charge. ___ ROBERT C. MAflKEY, Advertising Director ___ ________ The Clock National Shut-In Day will be observed throughout the country on Sunday, Oct. 19. It's a day set aside for visiting the lonely, the sick, the eiderly and the imprisoned. The loneliness of the Shut-In is a curable disease. And YOU are the cure. On this National Shut-In Day, we urge you to share your love b' visiting someone who cannot visit you. Remember, the situation could be reversed and you could well be the shut-in next time around. Spanish Premier Session Cabinet Bomb Deaths - - . DON TOM TIEDE Dolphins Guerrillas Attack Army Post Running - Kesolve One Step 5:_ Dilemma To Tomo At A Time :_ 'r : -,'n t= ______ _ - JoFt I . - . ____- - U --. .,.,_' tSlENr// _ f..)U I I - -.4.' 0 -, ..,, For Free Expected - - . - . D S u iii iiie r Ra iii fa I I Heavy I N Man Awaits Execution I - 4-H '76 AJ ri, bs Look - .. Kidnap Deadline Pa Pas . . C - Sanford A rport Boosted CALENDAR . - . BERT COLLIER Call Oposes Secession of HOSPITAL NOTES n - ' of ' COUPON SERVICE SPECIAL ______ ne U 1"ii - -. I 9. ., ACK ANDERSON I m i a ra ti'ie nn nf fio rio(i I c, Hnrricc BERRY'S WORLD I dar j ^n D I I D S3@) 1 '. I , , I I WEATHER M AREA DEATHS , . ., I I - COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE - 0 . . . . I 1 I I I c c - - -- -----.-- ..-'-. U - - - '" ' rk,,,-4, U U(l.fl4II'4" "i'i "4' 1'IUII. 'd'J1 VV.1 JV I - .1 ---.. -- I - - - - .- SEM - I - I I 309000 ii uaratee - I. I I I _-- - - I �Several Entering Area C/asses Vietnamese Children Face Special School Problems The Herald Senkes Based on the DRS experience this summer with 21 Vietnamese As Vietnamese reiugee children enter American schools, language is not the only hurdle they lace. Cultural differences also create a formidable barrier. There are a number of these children entering schools in Seminole County. Even Buddhism has a direct effect on their learning. Academic placement of the children may be conused by the Buddhist system which calls a child one year old when he is born. Thus his age would place him a grade higher than he should be. The adjustments necessary for the Vietnamese children and their new American teachers are discussed in a report prepared by the faculty and staff of the Developmental Research School (DRS) at Florida St9te University. WOMEN 'Evenng Herald Sanford, FL Monday. Oct. 6, 1 p7 'Name' Speal e 0 Monday, Oct,, 17S-18 17-M By LOUIS SAPS IS on the board, Farragut con- stats.11 , Menu-Planning A Must __ Continuing th I ird of excelnce set b i prtous -. . .-. - __ ___- A .• 'it *,. , , . ,';p. 1 - ,., ,.,., , .., 1,'•' - . S-wv - ' *i '•' ,.•• , ' ' two," he clarified. &t'j - Ajêll4Pijv. - • J . , ' ................•' . .•' and defense, left. Pete defense, and finally with a Knowles (12) pitches out to dowmpour of ridn in the last si, Norberl Seals wnlk David quarter w hich already ineffective offense. Sutton I a; to do some nifty blocking on the Saturday'5 unsung heroes sweep kit. Admiral Farragut included Doug Lanier, offensive might as well have given up tackle from Sanford who ' I1wJuu,.rll ' : ipiicu -. p the ship early, because replaced ailing Bob Mycoff at passing wasn't Its forte, center. "He sealed up the evidenced by quarterback middle real well," said Kelley Lids Bencomo about to be of Lanier. "And Keith Van consumed by defensive ef- Dyke played a good game, too. forts of Trinity's Jeff Vann, When the other team runs up (74) with Tony Stevens ()the middle every play, it's hard coming up to help. (Herald to get someone to heve a really Photo by Carl Geiger) exceptional game But we all 1 ' . M - - (j r q • I ., u' , 1 C-iWKV WWI "ii" I Farragut had virtually no passing game, so the PineLlas I J County outfit stuck to the ground In fact, one drive lasted 10 minutes of playing time. allowing the Saints to recover. down with a three-yard burst. It took Tri " y ni t J US' six plays Mat thews' TD jaunt came with 7:28 left in the first period, to rut the ball across the line. The touchdown was gained on a when quarterback Pete lob pass from Knowles to Mike Knowles faked the ball to Seals Prosser that covered nine Yards. Thenwith 1:1le1tinthehalf, "\ Prep Gers Knowles intercepted a sideline pass and returned the ball 35 dd , - - rrl for th final e th I - I P1 I I I 5th - I1IJ VV The win squared off bo th teams' records at .500. The Saints are now 2-2 while the Blue Jackets are 1-1. High school football hits the midway point in the season this weekend, and four Friday night games and one on Saturday comprise this week's schedule for Seminole County teams. Seminole High, trying to regroup after a heart. breaking 18-13 loss to DeLand, is home against St. A DMIRAL 9 First Downs Yards Rushing Yards Passing 116 0 Lake Brantley, 2-I and highly optimistic, plays at 15 Oviedo, which broke the Ice last week against Lake 9 Prep A big, tough Class AA team from Mount Dora plays at Lake Howell Friday night. And on Saturday, Trinity Prep, 2-2, is at Sarasota Cardinal Mooney 14-0 2 425 20 Penalties Admir,lFarragut Admiral Beach. • 133 Passes F umbles st Punts Kissimmee iOV.ei'i, rt ies tOFV' ui o. TRINITY PREP ARRAOU Augustine , • I 6 ,, played air tight defense. The running back Norbert Seals off dropped back to pass, and was other loss was a 1-0 tie breaker tackle and 1k 155-pound lemor hit from behind ca using the res nd b picking u the first ttIi 10 be knock(1 lo:, and Arsit thinkmnit [our-weeks his teams have Another interesting aspect to played, added as an the game is that Trinity stopped eruu,t, tiUt we should ta king statistics when the rain have W013 thte. started early In the fourth Saturday was no day for quarter. "We listed ourselves remorse, however, as his Saints with 152 yardi, but we had thoroughly drenched the visitors three first-half touchdowns, later with a solid I'j Giving'em the old one-two Is TrinityPrep'soffcn.se above I . . 4 - AL are enough to make Jo , - " .. J . . 'a - , :,, , 011",Aer's JCPenney ,, r To Stay Within B da t budget according to dictionary, is a fir systematic spending. i NANCY .. rvcfl more of those prec1ou. night cultural series pmIdly TO us homemakers, It's h0011i WT fo llowingies: doing the best you can with Correspoudent ;,r ..:t1s 76 what you've got. In every whole chicken there DIAL ''J *One lus could use tips cutting 26735 P tip the chicken, After on how to cut corners, how to reserve the MARVIN KALK-SUNDAY ' stretch back NIGHT, NO%. 9, 1975 and neck a dollar that Is worth lions Put J esseac tten inn smIiastIc bag plomaUc Correspondent for One sure-fire way to make for another week, along w CBS, author of "Kissinger," giblets and .• jV .:' ________ _ the most of your limited income Mr. Kalkwinerof the 14 grocery freeze the entire package. When you have J • . ' ______ Overseas Press Club Award for is to plan your meals according list completed, add a couple of When you have acewnulated to a Best Interpretation of Fareip c::: - and dollars 'i thetotal. This Is ... ahuifPr.. -:and Ias. you have some time to spare, on how often you 1. To Indulge ever ) .j you may wish to try a side dish shop, take five or 10 minutes to woman's need rlsur tosplurge. ITZHAK PERLMANJ called 'Cckenless Chicken sit down and decide what you 2.— To ie once that need SUNDAY NIGHT, DEC. 21,1975 and yours would like to eat for is satisfied You will may within — Acdaimeda3onecf the great . the next week. A necessary aid your specified allowance. violin virtuos of the century, Here's how you can make thts . • to your decision is the food salea Post the menu on Mr. Perlman has performed In side of deUciousand Inezpejyedish : section of The Evening Herald, your refrigerator. Each day 1' ___ every major American city, In , dot. necks, backs What Is on special this week? check on what you had planned. Australia, the Far East and . and giblets Take advantage of all the bonus If you're not In the mood for South America. His many . 4 qg, water buys. Clip coupons for the tonight's menu, use one that's recordings for Angel Records 4 stocks of celery particular foods your family planned for another night. In include a new recording of . . diced enjoys. Every little bit helps. other words, just switch nights. j Joplin rags arranged for violin lsmallofflou(eboppfd) These coupons can result in ) __ Befle;ible. by Mr. Penman, He a . several dollars saved for other 2 tbs. parsley flakes By using a menu you peared locally with the Central -items each week. 8 chicken bouillon cubes complish several things. Florida Symphony . Now using a pencil and pad His presentation under the according to a Put necks, backs and giblets Purchasing ' of paper, write the day of each menu you have all the food Into water. Add onion, celery auspices of the iCC will be a . ., violin recital. week for the length of time Items necessary, thereby stock and parsley flakes. Boil ii ADA &,yu between your shopping trips, avoiding running out of an Item, one hour or until meat is cooked The local Amaranth AM c erho.teda ARA NTH tioufor the G Royal Matron dl' ad Royal Patron Beside each day mark down the LEO ROSTEN-SUNDAY We a1 know running out to enough to fall from bone. at the Sanford Masonic Hall on Friday. Pictured above (from left) are: Royal Patron Ted Schneider, meat, vegetable, potato, the store consumes NIGHT, FEB. 1, 1971 - As one ROYALTY Rem gascalled that IS Re'e chicken and Royal Matron Margaret Hinbach, Grand Royal Matron Dorothy M. Eustes and Grand Royal Patron noodle, rice or casserole you not In the category strip all meat from pieces bones. (The of America's best-known _____________________________________________________________________________________ Jo Folk. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) will serve that evening, of about two oo , cheap. We also know very few giblets can be refrozen and Going by menu, write on women go into a store and buy saved for books,Mr. Rn enjoys a use in staffing,) - your grocery list all the only what they need. heyday enchanting azxi necessary Items with their invariably,we'll pkkup 'a few wildly funny Tales ofOur Time. Put meat back into water, Fire'Prevention VV'' k approz prICes, extra add bouillon cu and boil Add to your list, any other DEAR READERS: If There goes your refuily another 10 minutes. JACK ANDEHSON.MON. DEAR AIII3V; Tell FLAT Items you'll need with their Plumed budget. sUtistics bore you, please read DAY, MARCH 8, 1971 (NOTE Ifyouw,youmay1 cheer up. The slim, willowy- prices, If add yy. On fact might t bonus for a MONDAY) look is in. Look at the fashion or noodles to make a Frequently stick in t'ow mind that could heartier v'u This Is particularly Im. planned meal is the saving of Abby called America's most famous save . models. portant. time. No more do you have to Investigative reporter, r è} At14,l was flat. antJstill am "The 'iea' °' Add up your grocery Ust and sigh and wonder what on earth Square Scourge of iz,* at 35, but it doesn't bother me. I see if It's within the food you'll serve your hungry brood " Americans perished in Washington, " (TIME nearly still have the body and muscle allowance of your Individual tonight. - three million flreL And FAST Magazine), Mr. Anderson has in Canada. there we" By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN (one of a teenager. while moist food allowance. ro4 ru i(rri, T OFF$ newly One extretnely versatile item built up the Washington Merry- 900 deaths caused I Of my big-busted sisters are It not, do a fittle paring. on your grocery list could be the by ap G01 1t 10 TRIM CLINIC - getting flabby and saggy. Do you really need this orOat humble chicken. Not proximately 79,000 only is it ted 7. Suspected SMALL ANDSATISFIED Item? Couidn tyoudowfthoutlt InexpensIve, but If you pur. leg hanging outside and A large percentage of those through CALL 831-1300 provocativewho , Chimneys and flues inside, and welt for help. died were children, elderly and columns. 9, Lightning The phone number of Everyoni Plis a problem WPart mrsons nod Invalids who had 10. Spontaneous Inittn Ilredrment:.,dd be taped Yours? For i Personal reply. W,I,p.4 been left 310e toJai's I title .1 to 1! ' I •J, The tota'I toss Programs will be presented minuteL 1, ta on every - 'itj,uOflC. ujt , isn't' Enclo, stamped, sell at Temple Israel, unless other The chief causes of fires, in lr13 was 20 estimated don't fumble around trying to addressed envelope. please. '00 Hole write letter indicated, except for Mr. order of the $3 1,000,00 in the U.S.A. and find It. Get out and call frum a Abigail Send 11 Vanto Buren, 132s?Lasky Orto L. Perlman, whose recital will be taken' w"e: $254 million in Canada. 1. Smoking " neighboes house. Beverly Hills. Calif. f6211, for Ab. given at the Winter Park High Now for some lips that could 2 Electrical Wiring It you live in an apartment by's booklet --How to Write Letters School. Season tickets are r All Occasions please building, nie the stai 3. Heating and cooking save your We. $12.50 per person, half-price for equipment P )'OU cigarette is Don't lake a chance on the ,,, . students. Sponsor tickets at $25 Matches..And never elevator, If 4. Children playing with It falls, you're are avilable at the iCC office, leave ..n lighterstapped. Vt 851 N Maitland Avenue, within the reach of children. 5 Open flames and sparks Once out, stay out, No MaitlandI. Flammable liquids Don't run cords under rugs or treasure - not even the family over radiators where they may pet - is worth risking a human w g get damaged. And replace a We. cord If it is frayed. it took less than three Never leave small chIldren minutes to rend this column. .' alone in the house. Not even for Was it worth it? I hope so. God a few miuutei. Ness. Have a good day! Have your wiring and \ ABBY 1r e1 kalinallaflozn DEAR ABBY I'm the 00 aprofeulonaL mother of a 15-year-ol 4 I, . Store oily rap and paints daughter and aIyeij d f hia cool place in tightly sealed They're good kids as far as . 7 me eautalners. behavior goes, but they are a Never use flammable paIrof lazy 5Iobawhen itcu L liquids for dry-cleaning jto keeping their rooms picked ,. doors. por ral ets Never smoke In bed. have Have a fin drill in your :: i tea v . borne to be sire everyone them with the worst kind of . low knows what to do In ease of fire, punishment, but nothing works. Ii Remember: Fire exlive in a lovely new home ' tlnguisb put out 97 per cent andWe each has a beautiful room, -Of all the fireson which they are anyone smi • _; lle, but you would never know it. sprayed, and most large fires 11 I(VIIIC Ii UlJ(1I( Abby, lam not a fanatic, nor .. , start as small firmSo, invest in am I unreasonable. I just what I compoct, uytouie fire the to h. lIt.' .. i t , uii fur ,iii F . • ,, AA ___ . • Cliffe Barnett split the GOLDENROD— "Well we surned the last half of the third uprights with a perfect won one," was Trinity Prep period and the first half of the The home team was able to placement and the Saints were football coach Joel Kelley's fourth stanza moving the ball score just eight plays after on top to stay, 7-0 initial comment Saturday a!-from its 12 to the Saints' 16 A taking the opening kickoff. The Trinity Prep's second and ternoon after a sound 21-0 penalty stalled the scoring payoff came on a 35-yard dash third scores came before victory over St. Petersburg threat. around left end by halfback Admiral Farragut. Brent Matthews, but the big halftime and the defense hid a Trinity's defense still hasn't play came four downs earlier big say in both touchdowns one given up a touchdown on the If he sounded surprised Unable to mo ve the ball on OnTrinity s49-yard line, in a ground In fact, since yielding didn't interpret his tones to fourth and two sit.uation, Kelley the ground, Blue Jackets' two TDs via the air In a l correctly John Carroll, the Saints have decided to go for it. He sent quarterback, Luis Bencorno, 'Make that two We've won - _ Hopelessly down by three TDs closer to 200," said Kelley. I up the middle and then gave it and trying to merely get a score didn't want to ruin all the the 5-8 sophomore Herald Correspondent Tips On Food Savings a Slated Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. for Applied Linguistics, urges teaching the American children American teachers and students can help bridge the gap by that the reserve of the Vietnamese is not snobbishness or timidity, learning about the Vietnamese culture and language. At times American children mistook the Vietnamese shyness Other specific suggestions for schools enrolling Vietnamese and reserve as a form of cowardliness, according to the report, refugee children were: and on occasion "larger and more aggressive American children - Students should be one or more grade levels below the displayed a tendency to bully or Intimidate" their new regularly assigned grade If they cannot speak and-or understand Classmates. English. Often, the newcomers put up with this for long periods of time —Assign more than one Vletnamese,tf possible, to a clisroo, but when they had had enough, they "soundly trounced their - American sponsors of the children are the best means of aggressors. The point was not lost on their American communicating with the Vietnamese parents. A conference with (lassmaes." parents and spotLlors Is helpful. The report advises that an interpreter is essential -at least at -If possible, designate one school (In a district) which can be the outet. A specialist In Engllsh.as.a.secondJgge should be oriented toward the Vietnamese for Vietnamese to attend for at available to work often with the teachers, least one year. students In the five-week summer school program, the report makes specific recommendations for schools with similar students. The report, which will be published In the bulletin of the Center 6 SPORTS TP - ØØ 7 11 o 0 21 Malthe*s 35 run (flarne?? kick) TP Knowles Prosser ' piss from (kick f a iled ) Knowles pass interception - , (Prosser run) 0 Golden Olympics Preparations Firmed MiIwee's M idgets Not Short, 66-0 re, Sanford Chamber of Com. office." nominal bowling fee as Olympic events will start on established by the Lanes. merce's salute to senior citizens, the Golden Age Monday, November 10 with Awards will be presented Olympics, is accepting ceremonies at the SarjordCivic In the form of medallions for registrations from citizens 55 Center at 9 am.. Sports like first, second, and third place. years of age or older who wish golf, tennis, field, track, and Each event winner will also be to compete In events scheduled bicycles ra ces, bri dge, canasta, eligi ble for winner of over-all for the week Nov. 10-15. crafts, bowling and billiards award providing he or she I offered. All events will offer participates in at least four Jack Homer, executive events. manager of the Sanford three prizes. " Other events Include Chamber said his office has Elsewhere, Jackson Heights Point system will be 5 received numerous inquiries ('ereamics, Checkers, Corn Points for first, 3 Pc'pnti for NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE stopped Milwee junior midgets Eddy, one of Fern Park's faurite suns, e)eballs a speeding from all over the state of Husking, Croquet, Dominoes, PCI WL WL PcI. nd 2 Poin ts for third. and Milwee stopped Jackson pelota in practice at the Horseshoes, Orlando-Seminole Jai-Alai, Hrticultnral 1000 Cincinnati 7 0 Boston 2 0 1000 where record Florida Each event must have at 0 2 000 Pittsburgh Oakland 7 000 Heights until the fourth quarter figures for attendance and mutuel handle were posted last show, Pancake race, Ping as t three par ticipan ts. Any "We are so weekend. deli Th ghted e fron n wi th th to drew 10,000 fans In its Friday and Saturday e Pong, Shuffleboard, and le when each scored a TD for a Game I Game i event having less than three s reception we have had to our Wheelchair race, performances. Eddy, a popular fronteourter has 13 wins and i 000 000 OlD—i 3 1 Pittsburgh 020 000 001—) o Oakland tie. Horace Roland's 60-yard will be subject to being dropfive behind pacesetter Ursa while four players - Mugueria, first mailings to other Chain700000 SOi-7 I 3 Cincinnati 0)3 040 00x—s ii 0 BoSton Rules include: Reuss. Brett (31. Demel-y IS), Holtimin. Todd 17). Lindblad TDrunforJacksonHeightswas Erdoza,Celayaaad Fermin — aretletj(nglngles with four wins hers and Senior Citizen Clubs — Allparticlpantsmustbess (7), Bosman (7). Abbott (8) Ellis (7) and Sangullien; Gut the highlight of the game. apiece, (Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) throughout the area," said 'ears on or before November There Is no residency and Tenace; Tiant and Fisk. lilt and Bench, W—GuIIett, 10 Hornet. "We are looking for. 10, 1975. L—Reuss, 0 1. HR—Cincinnati, Jackson Heights junior W Tn$, I 0 L --Holtuman, 0 requirement. GulleU 1 ward to a good pro-registration. Entry fees will be 50 cents , bantams stung South Seminole, Constestants must sign a All Interested persons may per event, per person with physical waiver for each event 2446. Game 2 On, Game 2 contact the Golden Age exception of bowling and this they enter, as well as a 700 100000-310 0 Oakland 000 301 iiu-6 I? 0 P1tt5b i'g 000 100 Boston Tuscawilla pee wees tied Olympics through our Chamber event cost will be5o cents plus a registration form. Fingers (5) Cincinnati 700 701 10i-6 17 1 Oh, those Milwee midgets! Who scored? Just about down action were Audie They stood mighty tall In Pop everybody who got their hands Cleveland, Russ Stroose and Warner League ranks last on the ball. Scott Jackson led John Haas with two each. Saturday, posting an Imposing the way with four scores on Milwee's junior midgets tied 66-0 victory over Jackson plays covering 16, 47, 23 and Heights, 7.7. Heights. yards. Also get ting In the touch. And St. Cloud took thunder away from Milwee pee wets in a 25-7 verdict. Baseball At-A -Glance - • -.. ' * . . - - - s NV Lights - Blue, Todd (1). Rooker, Tekulve (5). Brett Tenace (7); Cleve and (6). ICilon (7) and Sanguillen; land, Mi't (6), DragO (7) L--Fin Norman. Eastwlck (7) and Fisk, W-Moret, 1 0 W—Horman, Bench 10 1,-gers. 0 1 HRS— Oakland. Jack HR — Cincinnati, 01. Boston, Yastrurnski Booker, son (1) Peru (1) (I), PetrocCili (I) and Fos.se, - Tuesday's Game Boston (Wise 19 17) It Oak land (Qahrssefl ID 11 or Bosman 11 6). In) Wednesday'S Game Boston at Oakland, In) of nec 5 Sir y Thursday's Game Boston at Oakland, it tar y nece's Wednesday's Game Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, necessary Thursday's Game Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, In) it nec es sa r y South Seminole in a scoreless game, with Bryan Johnson, Resumes Scott Frick and Todd Duncan CASSELBERRY— The lights go back on tonight at the having 10 tackles apiece for Seminole Turf Club after damage from lightning forced cat) Tuscawilla. the air in tonight's nationally roof over the $55. million Pon. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) cellatlon of Friday and Saturday night's harness racing "No one runs the ball on Dal- televised game against the Dal- t,iac Metropolitan Staditun was South Seminole whitewashed programs. las," Rick Forzano says. "If las Cowboys. raised Thursday. The game will the Tuscawilla junior midgets, "In an attempt to show fans we appreciate them bearing with you want to move the ball on And with quarterback Roger be the first in regular season in us we are not going to charge admission to the grandstand them you have to pass." 180. Staubach running Dallas' shot- the 00,400-seat structure, some tonight, and admission to the clubhouse will be half price," said So, unless the Detroit coach gun offense, the Cowboys are 30 miles north of Detroit. Tuscawilla midgets lost their general manager Nell Makin Monday morning, was just building up the Cow- expected to throw plenty, too. Detroit and Dallas have 2-0 first game of the season, as In addition, tonigh t's fans will have a 10-ra ce program boys' front wall, Lions' quarterRain won't make any differ. South Seminole prevailed, 200. featuring the best horses on the grounds, back Greg Landry will take to ence. The air-inflated fabric (Continued On Page 4-B) AL: Goodbye Charlie b The Boston playing as If they In. lied Sax, vented base ba ll, are just one game from - the - Lions TakeTo Air Tonight - Tuesday's Game Cincinnati (Nolan 15 9) at P,tt%burQr, (Candelaria 56). BOSTON (AP) Turf Club Tonight - Anierian 'It's do or die, That's it. No refunds after Tuesday if we don't NL: Still N1* D1 Tuck H what we have to do." Dark and Johnson agreed that the Red Sax played virtually a perfect game in rail)'- CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincinnati Reds are within one game ola sweep tn the National The League playoffs, ut Spark)' 'This a series.You don't win a five-game series in is five-game games, so I'll stay very low key," said Anderson. Pirates Manager DannyMur. buti. whose only key is low �$ 28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday. Oct. 6.175 Ken Anderson T The Rescue For Bengals _____ Petty Breaks Jets 36, PatrIots 7 The Jets' Joe Namath threw (our touchdown passes, two * apiece to Rich Caster and Je. rome Barkum. "It was one of those games you'd like to for. GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) "We'll be there when the bell The Dolphins, 21, averaged Sciple for 14 yards. The Miami Dolphins turned rings at e get," observed cornerback Bob th end of the season. 4.8 yards per rush while exForced to play catchup, the Howard, beaten on all tour loose the man they ca ll the hu- People were talking "That drive set the tempo," Packers ran only Z3 like they tendi ng times, scoring passes. man bowling ball Sunday, and were going to buy us without str the Packers' losing Griese said. "We had the wind Brocklngton, who had rushed the Green Bay Packers scatNew Engla nd quarterback eak to seven games, inagainst us and were stuck back for mo onka, but we have the per- cloding their last four exhi re than 1,000 yardsthr Jim tered like tenpins Plunkett started for th e bi- at our 20. At that point, neither of the last tour In his path. sonnel," said Mercury Morris, lions, They Inst their last three sears, was held tirui (r;t nee ufferin a pre. h;t5 Squat ho gained 12 )artii in 31 garns last year awl th It) 21 yards in seven carries and season shoulder separation. He Dun Nottingham ounded the don't know how the game will sliosci just 91 yards in three completed only eight of 21 Packer line 21 carries to complement Not- regular season start this eir year0-3 Is go, When we finished that drive, g,,, Limes for 102 yards and three tiitgham's charges inside, their worst since 1954. passes for 13.5 yards and was we all decided we'd keep touchdowns as the Dolphins, "Like Csonka, Nottingham IS intercepted three times. coining and take It to them.' Dolphins used doubie "Give Miami credit—the running 71 plays to Green Bay's aggressive and has the abilI:y Falcons 11, Saints 7 zone coverage against Ken The 5-foot-10, 210-pound 44, rolled up 414 yards for a 31-7 to help out and block," Morr i Just took the ball and shoved The Falcons trimmed New Not- Payne, who had caught a down our throats," Packer tlnghain carried six times for National Football League said. "And his running abilitys safety Al Mat league-leading 17 passes before Orleans on a fluke play when romp. yards on the march. thews said. speaks (or itself. Don is just as Sunday, and held him to one re- Jim Mitche ll scooped up a fum. tough a runner as Csonka, if not bled pass completion by team"Weour can run onoff anybody Nottingham , Miami's N The Dolphins took the open- when line gets the ballception for nine yards. mate Ken Bunow and raced 50 ing kickoff and drove ) yards like that," he said. fullback since the brilliant tougher. Is Coach Bart Starr cbs- yards for a touchdown. Larry CSOniL jumped to the "Don has that low frame, in 15 plays, consuming nearly couraged by the losses? Wor ld Football League this Which gives him excellent t,al"This was much more our minutes, to Nottingham' 49ers 21, ChJf, 3 'You n look at a loss two season, style," Shula said. "We h'1 kJII .." ca bursts it. ancandIetshinmeth,, Olpupterbark Norm c... .. un and ii yrm as ti hit on people," he said. "Ani oa de . ess).oua nd ;;t,.o;' passeclto Tom Mitchell for one touchdown, Larry Schreiber wind gusts of VBob miles and took off great our which It isyou designed to ran for one and Steve MikeDolphins converted five of their he's built low enough that heFacing per hour, quarterback defense. Wepressure had Some do, orisitwhat can rile first six possessions into points gives me room to see where I Griese threw only one pass on Up. for a 31.4) lead, drives and can go." Mayer field goal., of 19 themarch,cornpletlngtoLarry onh he can." Griese ran them like sure we'll respond in the urn second and kicked 29 yards to carry manner." San Francisco past the Chiefs. Vikings 23, Bean 3 Fran Tarkenton connected on ________ _____________ three touchd own passes, one to 41 John Gilliam and two to Stu Volgt, as Minnesota broke in front early and polished off the Ball' Does His Th inQ ip -. - 15-Year Jinx, Western Division 3 P Nabs National 500 Victory CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) A funny thing the way to the finish line at the Charlotte Motor Speedway Sunday Richard Petty won his second straight r here, the National 500, after going winless for 15 years Petty took command of the $170,000 race w he n he took the lead on lap 224 and held it for the rmalning 110 Laps, save a half-Lap loss on the 307th circuit, Benny Parsons, in a Chevrolet, inlshed fourth, four laps beh ind the leaders and Cecil Gordon, also in a Chevy, wasadistantten laps back fo!flf th. — - • Ferrari Tops At Watkins Glen WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (AP) After 28 years, Erzo Ferrari fina lly got the telephone call he had been waiting f. "We have won," Ferrari team manager Luca Mocteze. mob told the aging car maker. Montezemblo's excited, almost brea thles s call came Just minutes after 'ow Niki Lauda streaked to an victory in Sunday's Grand Ni of the United States. The goal had eluded Ferrari since the Inception of American race, but the ultimate victory did not come without controversy. — 0 0 1000 64 II r I 0 667 74 gi City 0 3 0 000 60 $7 D iego 0 1 0 000 17 76 Sunday's Results Atlanta 11, New Orleans 7 Butlalo 3$, Denver 14 Pittbfgh 47, Cleveland 6 New York Jets ), New Eng land 7 Miami II, Green Bay 7 Cincinnati 21. Houston IS San Fnancitco 20. Kansas City 3 M'nnejota 2$, Chicago 3 St. Louis U. New York Gi ants II Los Angeles 71, Baltimore 13 Pnilacs.Ipp,ia 7* Wa.,..,' 10 Oakland 6. San Degoo Today's Game Dallas at Detroit, n Sunday, Oct. 12 New England at Cincinnati Houston at Cleveland Chicago at Ostroit Dallas at New York Giants Denver at Pittsburgh Buffalo at Baltimore New York Jets at Minnesota 0. S ''- ,',, - Barna Still SEC Kingpin, Gators Only Hopeful Dickey Praises Frustration Bowl: Auburn Vs. 'Cats Gaffney BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 324 Saturday with a listless sissippi and Mark Adams for a 31-16 vIctory. Cardinals 2$, Giants 14 performance, while Georgia booted two field goals in VanAuburn and Kentucky collide pou Terry In other games involving team Metcalf and Jim Otis nded Clemson 35-7 be hi this week in a Southeastern . ed for 210 yards and nd dy's 6-3 conquest of Tulane Southeastern schools, Howard the four-touchdown production KINGSTON, Jamaica (Al') Conference football g scored a touchdown apiece in Steve Raible tallied three defeated Florida A&M 6.0 In fl top seed team of of Kevin Me Lee, and florida times, two on end arounds, Artlair Ashe and Roscoe Tanner def eated England's to game played in Philadelphia,a the St. Louis' victory over the tween a pair of teams wrought buried LSU 34-6 as Don Gaffney spark Georgia T wi th frustra tion so far this year. Roger Taylor and Buster Mottram 6-1, 1-6, 6-4 in the ech to a 30-0 Bethune.Cookrnan thumped Giants, who got both their ROUGE, La. (AP) decidi doubles ma as the United States captured the FlBATON ori "Auburn football is about as Passed for two touchdowns and decision over Florid State. visiting Alabama A&M 43.0, f Wattouchdowns da Coach Doug Dickey is ATP Nations Cup. as it's ever been," Coach scored another. kins Owls Dennis staked Miami to a Wichita State dumped winless WT Packe r's 43-yard run 0.7 halftime lead o ver Nebraska Louisville 13-10 and Northeast LosAngeles u, Baltimore u back Donthe singing praiseswho of quarterRalphafter "Shag" Jordan said Satlifted Mississippi State to a 7-3 with three fie goals, but the Louisiana beat Nor Gaffney, piloted urday a stunning Fullback 28-10 l s os Evert thwestern MeCutcheon boomLawrencc he GM to a 344 pot of to lightly regarded V ginia Champion ph over Southern MIsfourth-ranked Huskers rallied Louisiana 34-20. ed 28 yards ir Louisiana State University. Tech. "We're way down menone for touchdown and James MISSION VIEJO, Calif. (Al') Chris Evert c Fort "Gaffney had about as good a tally, and the road ahead looks Harris passed 21 yards to Ron Lauderdale, downed Australian Cynt a hi Doer r6.1, 6-3 ne I game of execution in th e wish- Gark and ominous." Jessie for another In a fourthcaputre the singles title of the *50,000 M W Viejo bone as a quarterbaca can "I've newer seen a team as quarter rally that lifted the women's pro tennis tournament. have," Dickey said after Sat ur. fr tra d as this o Rams past Bal timore, us te ne," said day night's game, "and he Kentucky's Fran Curd followRaiders 6, Chargers 0 ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)—A you." threw extremely well." The victory, the third straight George Blanda kicked field The victory kept the GUor In ing a 103 loss to 10th-ranked "slow-footed gorilla" could Raible led the game's offor Tech, was aided by some goals of 35 and 29 yards and the Penn State. "They can't get a have caught a 42-yard touch. TA?"rON, England (AP) fense, scoring two other touch- tips from fans, Bernard Gallacher the Southeastern Conference break. I've never seen a team Rodgers said. Raiders limited San Diego's Scotland retained his title in the $40,000 Dunlop Masters title race with defending chain- have so many things happen to down pass from Georgia Tech's downs on end-around.,, one a 17"1 got a lot of Instruction this entire offense to 93 yards in. Tournament, carding a flnal.round 74 for a two.etroke Myers to Steve Raible in yard run In the second quarter week in the mail and I put some eluding minusVin passing pin Alabama. Both are 2-0 in it negatively. They deserve victory over Dale Hayes of South conference play. the Yellow Jacket's 30.o victory and the other a 24-yard sprint In of In," he said. "AU of it more than thiL" to beat the Chargers. Saturday over Florida State, the final quarter. Meanwhile, LSU Coach from the fans." Curd was upset over a hold- says Tech Coach Pepper Rod. Charles McClendon pleaded for Ing penalty that nullified Sonny gers. Davis Sims scored Tech's Ulrich Masters first touchdown on a three-yard waThe low brought FSU to 1.3. It fan support as he surveyed the Collins' 31-yard scamper to the s the first shut out for the 'He was 50 yards open," run which ended an 37-yar fumbles, missed plays and Penn State 15 in the final pen- Rodgers said of the first-quar. drive HARTFORD, CONN. (Al') d Seminol Defending champion es In 15 games. other assorted bunglings that od. keyed by Myers with a 27' Torben Ulrich scored a 74, 64 victory over top.eeeded let score, the only pass Th "We dropped some passes yard dropped his te.ni to 1-3, its 'When you piay on someone completed. "You writers Frank Sedgemari In the finals of the Grand Master's that we should have caught," could A &yird ficld goal worst start in more than two else's field, you have to accept have scored tnnjs tournament, Coach Darrell Mudra of Florida on that one. We Bessillieu in the third quarter S decades, ta te sa id. that," Curd said. "The whole could have made heroes out of rounded out Tech's scoring. thing's ridiculous." "It was Just a whole tUifl "Maybe we came out of our While Auburn and Kentucky bteaking down at times," arewnderingwhatrniinhap. game plan too quick but they McClendon said. "I Just hope pen mighty Alabama Mthreet1ii es l ey the fans can bang tough. continues to roil relentiessly to. had the ball and we had to do you're on top, you don't need ward a ;%, something" . fifth straight SEC . anybody. But we ed with only ?IOs'ICLa, GeOrrlgtn now." I Continued from Page 1- B) "I am not perfect. Only Chris gia a nd Tennessee entertaining Gaffney passed for two first- legiti was " ect,smile. a faint mate hopes of overtaking Dave Concepcion and one each with perf quarter touchdowns to get the the Tide. LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) way t hey came back in by George Foster and sc Joe Mor20th-ranked Ga tom off to a Miami's "mice or (our times today ga n. Tennessee, idle last weekend, football team keeps on and half to move the ball very ning start. He found wide rereturns to conference warfare winning praise, even if it hasn't well," said Miami Coach Carl there was no way Manny had That total of seven celver Wes Chandler with a 20- this chance," said Anderson. won any of Its three games this Selmer. "They had a great against struggling the previous playoff record of yard toss less than two minutes LouisianaState be f ore season. A nder son also noted that ths ond half start and def eated us four in one game, set by the Reds were succe into the game and COflflCCted The Hurricanes were the talk against the wind." ssful on a re into Birmingham a week later New York Mets in 1969. with split end Terry LeCount on for a showdown with Alabama, Of college football a week ago markable .3 percentage 01 The HuEkera were sluggish In a 39-yard play later In Morgan, who had three their attempts In the regu. when they narrowly fell to No. 1 the first half. Noach Tom OsGeorgia and Florida are also swipes on Saturday, set a lar theft season. Oklahoma, 20.17. Sooner Coach borne said he pulled starting quarter. Saturday, se t for SEC ac record with four steals in cm Barry Switzer said Miami quarterback Terry Luck for Gaffney added another 11) on with the Bulldogs visiting MIs. series. The Reds' two-game to. "The success we've had is no probably deserved to win. Ferragamo because "some- a One-Yard sneak with just un- sissippl and the Gatos's enter. tal of 10 is also a record. reflection on the Pirates. We Miami won more praise alter times it helps to have a fresh der three minutes left In the taming Vanderbilt, Alabama Both managers absolved P1- did it against the whole falling to No.4 Nebraska by a starter in there." half, shortlyaf LU coughed steps outside the conference to rates catcher Manny sangwHen league," he said. 31-16 margin Saturday. Osborne and Ferragamo UP a fumble on the LSU 28--d face Washington and MIS. from total blame for the romp Pittsburgh's only run came In "Miami has to be the best 0.3 agreed that better second half line. s1ssiM State visits Rice in the on the basepaths, which Includ. the fourth when Willie Stargell team in the country," said execution by the Husker line Reserve defensive end Jeff other game. ed a fourth-liming double swipe doubled and scored on an Infield Husker defensive Coach Monte made the comeback possible. Kanter then plucked off a The slate for area independ.by Concepcion and Gri(fey. out. Kiffin. "Anybody who can come That, and Ferragamo's Pass fumble in midair and went five cuts has Colorado at Miami In here with a young team be- Ing, undid the Hurricanes. yards Into the end zone to make Friday night, VMI at Georgia fore 76,000 fans and lead us at Ferragamo, directed drives of it 27.0. Tech, 'lorIda State at Virginia ha1ftime has tobe dam g" 7l,8,00 and 4 yards. flealso The third quarter was score. Tech, Chattanooga at And the Hurricanes did look completed eight of flj less as Dk'key brought his re- Louisville, Southern MisasippI "darn good" in the first hail, for 127 yards including a 0 stives Into play against the at Memphis State and Lamar at holding a 9-7 lead at Inter. yard touchdown pass to split limping Tiger squad, sorely do- Northeast Louisiana. i • g mission, pleted by Injuries end Bobby Thomas. Alabama crushed Mississippi But the hard-nosed &fenslvr 1-back John O'Leary solved stanm and the blocking that put the Miami defe nse for l96yards Minmi ahead faded in th" on 21 carries and fullback Tony Re-opens Wednesday, Oct ober 1 second hail. And the Cor- Davis picked up 50 yards— for 41 great nights of Harness nhuskera chose that half to look giving him a career 2, 006 Yards I Costinud from Page I-B) single to shallow nght-cente', as good or better than they have and making him the third best Racing Action, Carl Yutnemgj quickly all season. ground-ga i ner in Nebraska until after a late afternoon brought Doyle home, hitting • IIomeof the oriMlTflf,da Reve quarterback Vlj history, workout in Oakland today wager plus win, place, show, Blues ' first pitch into the Ferragamo started In the third Selmer, a former assistant at =94 Ida starter. qulnel rery race. screen 10 leftflteT. quarter. He guided the Huskers Nebraska, credited the NV "ft wi'! be • Gourmet dining In the A double by Canton Fisk and to f. in5s-fl3J1 with keeping his Hum'. Dick Bosnian, Ken Holtzman or air-conditioned clubhouse. red Lyrm's si ngle shelled duding three touchdowns and a ricanes In check the • Grandstand admission only possibly Vida Blue coming Blue, but the Red Sax got the field goal. half. back," SOC. Free parking) tying run on a double play Miami's Ihrce field goals "We trouble ing. • Post time 7:43 PM grourbder Caine in the first half courtesy Selmer said. "That 35HU 1w A's, who Jumped to the • Ladies Ni?. Thursday Jim Todd, who replaced Blu of Chris Dennis, The Hurri- by Nebraska Is really iwe- lead on Reggie Jackson's two. on the mound, was lifted after ca only touchdown came some." ones' run homer in the first inning, Cecil Cooper led off the 11th fil Late In the f ou rth quarter Nebraska now 40, begins Big added another Mn in the I g ' with a double, Dark went against rriserves. Eight play next week against fourth. Then Denny Doyle start- ace reliever earlier than usual, "The turning point wan the Kansas. ed Blue's downfall by popping a SummonlngRolfleFingers. Ashe, Tanner Triumph — - Hawaiian — ' FSUo Nothing To Cheer About ' Gallacher Dunlop Master — - — Wins Grand - ' 'Canes: No Wins t Gai n P ra ise NLe. Cincy Near - . AL: Goodbye Sanford [; _ Green A. At Up,.., .... Oakland at Kansas City Philadelphia at Miami Los Angeles at San Diego Atlanta at San Francisco Monday, Oct. Ii St. Louis at Washington, n T" 3"•' 14 - ORLANDO SLMI?IOLE fIIOP4TOH TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRS T : I. La r r i Sanchez. Alclana Beita, I Negu, Albercii, I ica Leniz, S Echano Vii, 6 Eddy EIrza. 7 Cacro Arana. a Urz, Okok, SECOND: 1 Barreteni:, 2. l Okok., 3 Unia Bitia. 1. Ecrano Etorz,i, 5 Aln, Vii, 6 Eddy S4OChCZ, / tar,, Alberdi. S Oguja Arana, THIRD: 1. Arech Oko&i. 7. Ica Deita. 3 Aldana Javi, I Oguiia Lenir, S Echano Sancheg. 6. Eddy Afb('qd,. 7. Urza Via. S. tarn Arana. I ,srr p r '! L)Omsngv.,, )dncflel,) Negui Zarre, I S AI 7 Ache Miguel, I Bilbao Perez FIFTH: I Domingo Miguel, 2 Sant Muguec:i, 3 ErcSo:a Bengoa, I Sala Menchi, S Maruri Ramon, 6. Celaya Aguirre, 7. Fermin Echave', S Chucho Larrea, SIXTH: I P4e9ue Elonia, 7 Arecha Zarre, 3. OguizaPerci. 1 Barre M'gvel, S. Alava Bengoa, 6 .acnO Jays, I. Bilbao Altu. I Domingo Ethave SEVENTH: I, Larni Lenhi, 7 Ngui Be'?I. 3 Ica via, i Urn Jayi. 5. Cacho Okoki, 6, Aldana Perci, 7 Eddy Arana, I Echano Alb'rdp Er1dyflcng .' e tQ!1i1 € exff 10-1 T EJMIAITIt1 Fiii IloswI — — 7 r'•'• 10 ff"•' 13 f 1 17 27 (6) -- V 244 - J 25 27 31 - - 36 - - 32 33 1 "•' - - 38 -- '•" - — — 30 - .-. 8 " ' - 41 42 43 44 _______________________________________ t 49 50 j' - 55 56 - 57 - , — — — - & FIND r 1) I P A H I) N F; H C H K A T L A N K F 1 I, A N A (' P I I. S () () S K D I W S I It S I) I P It I) N ..' it (; 1) I. A I.' II 0 P EIGHTH: I. Alava Aguirre, 2 Sala Juan, 3 Chucho Altu. 4 Er K F. ' (, K It G U A V A () H S P World Football League I za Aipi, S. C.Iaya Mugueria, 6 , Eastern Division Maruni Larrea, 7. Fermin Ramon, N U 'S ) I N F I) It () H 0 1 N I I. F' S N W L I PC?. PF PA $ Sant Mencha Mt'pflis 1 7 0 775 740 167 NINTH: 1. Sala, 7 I P 'I' ( (' I I P T K N it H V I () W Bir'ham 7 3 0 700 210 112 HT Aguirre, 4 Zarre, S Azpi. 6. Erdozi, JiCkt'oy 6 0 6'67I9919S 3 l Bilbao, eCelaya PG I FA I Char tot S LSAI'WF: I OF' 1 0 .556 19) 1U TENTH: I Sanli, 2 Ramon. PhilapI', 360 33,3161213 Marurl,4 Fermlr,$ Mencha,6 K Kos I. S I NN Western Division 1111K LII PH Chucho, 7 Mugueria, I. Larrea. Antn 7 4 0 636 1 Ifl ELEVENTH: I Oguiza Juan, 7 T It I. P '1' II 1 6 ' A N 1 1. V I) S I C A S. Cal S S 0 S Cacho Zarre, 3 Domingo Bengoa. 4 Srevept 1 6 0 400 20S 23 I H V A I t) W Rarre Echjve, S Arecha.Azpj, A I. K i: A N II I A R Hawaii 3 6 0 333 159 713 Maya Perez, 7 SaIa Miguel, $ POrt)'d 7 0 .729 155 701 Erdcia Alt, If W K H F; H N 1) I. N I. H N I K W N N I Saturday's Resvtts TWELFTH: I Fermin Altu, 7 Jacksonville 37, Portland 29 Maruni Muguecza, 3, Santi.Larra, W A U U N () S S N A I S B S K i; I A A Philadelphia 17 San Antonio 4 fl' Juan, S Chucho Mencha, 6 31 S I. I Celaya AipI, 7 Sala Ramon. a P I. 0 () V N H U K I S I S I I Birmingham 79, Hawaii 16 Erdoia Aguirre Su n day'z Results T I) H I F N N T F; I) It () 1-' 1)1. A R F ('I Charlotte 39, Shrerport 14 MemphiS 37. Cali Southern 6 F H C .A F: it P S K M I H F: 1, fornia 3] Saturday, Oct. 11 SEMINOLE TURF cu Instructions: The hidden name. listed below appear forward, Philadelphia , H*iil backward, up, down, or diaon.IIs' in the puzzle. Fiiid each ENTRIES Sunday, Oct. It FIRST, claiming, pace, mile: i, hidden name and box it In as shown: Jacksonville at Charlotte Ohio Dream (B Regur) 10.1. 7 Birmingham at Memphis SOOSHIPCANAI. Fl.INT GR EAT I,AMES Lotus Bud (Br'dgeil 92. 3. Egyp Shreveport at Southern Call GERALD FORD ISLE ROYALI; WHITE PINE , Wind (Hobbs) S I: 4. Camden [ 7T. foenla PONTCIIARTRAIN LANSING Jody (Whayland) I); S . Miracle San Antonio at Portland, n ('IRA RAPIDS PISTONS ROBIN Snow (Allen) 3 I; 6 Prompt Pick TOMORROW: Football Positions 91 (Farber) 7 2 7 Warden Leo to (Becker) 6 I; I J.M Captain F;fl)flv much larger "et'k & pui,zli with over 70 I flou'gs a i dkcovtrIe4 per panel inn .iI I. nt't erie ii! 1 1. page I)iw sklet. SECOND. c!aimla, pace, mile: I Yo order voIumy' 1. If and III. send I fr each. makr' ,'hnck mans F irs? (Riu) 77, 2. Intighter payable to "Seek & Find" in care , if thii newspaper (Allen) 1 1. 3 Victory Rally (Brainard) 4 I,' I Arden Ed Saturday's College (Dennis) 5 1. Joppa Star Maid Football Results (Dvoracek) S 1; 6 Scotch Playboy By The Associated Press CM Crank) 51, 7 Responder (Gill) East $1. I Tar Dappie (Bereinak) $ I) M Boston College II, Villanova 12 THIRD, C.3, pace, mile: 1. Ocala Boston Univ 13. Harvard 9 Spice (PIcholl) 101; 7. Madam Brown 17, Pennsylvania I Runner (Wilsey) S I; 3, Prouø Speed rV Coat Guard 10, Norwich Univ (Brainard) 7 7. 1 George Way (B 3 Regur) 5.); S. Ronnie Flash Colby College ii. Tufts 12 lkausner) 9 2; 6 Spring Daisy Cornell it, Bucknell 6 fRau) 0 1. 7 Flying Hank (Britton) Dartmouth 7$. Holy Cross 7 ji, S Nobl,' I 14 Muller) 6 1 By I..asrencc K. Lamb, M.D. East Delaware State 41. Md FOURTH. claiming, pace, mile: I DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 20 Shore 0 Tainya Patch CR, Miller) 101. 2 years old and have been Kings Point 37, Foidham 0 Mar Marg Rusty (Kalathas) 6 Maine 73. Rhode Island II Tatlow (Byrd) SI. I Dugger Wave working for more than a year. I Maryland 71, Syracuse 7 (Lewis) S I. S Lincolns Spirit quit my job more than two Massachusetts 31. Northeastern ( Defterry) 6 1. 6 Dr Ruff CT months ago when I began exII Crank) 10 1; 7. Jimmies Arelene Navy 17, Air Force 0 periencing unusual fatigue. (Crossun) 7 2; I Ripping Pichie CE New Hampshire $1, Connecticut Tatlori I Since then I have taken vitamin now tO FIFTH, claiming, pace, mile: I tablets and resisted much Pervi State 10. Kentucky 3 Vega (J Hv%pli) S I. 7 i,nn Cily exertion, PittSburgh I. Duke 0 but I do not get much Nancy CR Regurl 31, 3 Kenwcod illness, anemia and other ImPrinceton 77, Columbia 7 Jim (Allen) S I; I El Capitan relief. portant medical problems. Rutgers 7, Hawaii Univ 3 (kucia) 12; S Galavant (Whay Shippernburg 71, Slippery Rock I have had blood tests and lind) S 1, 6 Kirby Bohemia (Saul) 5 Poor nutrition can lead to 16 I. 7 Graft Pb (Kausnen) 61; 5. Beth urine analysis, but all tests fatigue. However, vitamins will Temple 71, Cincinnati $7 Dean (tiereznak) UI not help unless you are actually Yale 24, Colgate tO SIXTH, C.2, pace, mile: I. Argo prove negative. I was wonAngus ICrossini 9 7, 7 Winning Tina dering if it is possible that I deficient in vitamins from poor South CR Regur) 3 I. 3 Singing Sam have built up too much lactic eating habits. Vitamins do not Alabama 37, Mississippi 6 (flere:nak) 10 I, I Palomita acid and nitrogenous waste in contain energy. They enable Albany St. Ga 17, Tuskegee 10 Slardust (Rau) 6 I. S Butlers my body from constant , Alcorn 7, South Caro St 7 pushing your body to break down your Wsdcw (Flllopelli) 12. 6 Mindy Nib Bluefield State It, West Va (no driver I S I. 7 Sourdough without proper rest. Is this food and release food energy. State 14 (Scaturo) S 1; I. Miley Clip Away possible? Also, could it be The energy is in the food and is Citadel 21, William & Mary 6 fltridgesl S I possible in such a case that really solar energy trapped East Kentucky 49, Austin Peay SEVENTH. C.1, pace mile: I Senators T i na (Rusin) S 7; 7 Mabels 0 brain damage could have oc- there at some point in the Florida 31, Louisiana State 6 Taylor) 77; 3 Reveille Queen I curred from lack of rest and development of food. Even the GeorgIa 35, Clemson 7 Pace (Ulmer) It. I Special Byrd oxygen to the brain? energy In a piece of meat comes Georgia Tech 30, Florida State (Brainard) 7 2. S Killarney Knight (Sica) Ill, 6 Jimmy Gold (Saul) I 0 DEAR READER - I from solar energy obtained McPIeeSe St 3.3, Marshall Univ 3 7 Merle Volo (no driver) S I. I. presume you have had a from plant food. Memphis State 21. North Texas Dan Way IS Regur) 61. medical examination if you Lactic acid is formed in EIGHTH, claiming, pace, mile' I St 19 MIs have had blood and urine tests. muscles when your physical 1, South Marion Sleek (M Crank) S I, 7 Mississlpoi St Bomber G. (F Ihlenfeld) 3 1; 1 sIssippi 3 Fatigue is caused by many effort exceeds the circulation's Bombay Jayson (Surhan) $ 1. 1 North Carolina 31, Virginia 75 factors. Not all of them are ability to provide enough Bold Affair (W Kinsley) 7 7. 5 No Carolina St 7?, Indiana 0 related to (Dennis) a specific disease or oxygen to break down food and Ronnie Flyer 10 I; 6. Bida Richmond I?, East Carolina II Byrd (Howard) 9 7. 7. Dazzling Star South Carolina 71. Baylor 13 abnormal function of the body release energy. (no driver) S 1; I Black Star Baby Vanderbilt 6. Tulane 3 parts. You must not be anemic For a better understanding of CE Taylor) 6 I. Virginia Military 13, Furman and a lot of NINTH, claiminI, handic1p, pace other medical Univ 10 the effects of exercise and mile: I Governor Del Lee (Kinsle'y) Virginia Tech 73, Auburn 16 conditions can be ruled out by physical work, write to me in 7 Major Jones (Brainard) 77, urine and blood tests. Often care of this newspaper, P.O. I Beautiful Waverly IL Taylor) S MidweSt fatigue caused by Box 1551, Radio City Station, 1. 4 LiSbon Hanover (Sica) 5 1. 5 Ill inoiS 27. Washington St 21 Keltyluck Tim CR. Miller) I? I, 6. Kansas Ii, Wisconsin 7 psychological factors. That is New York, NY 10019. Send 50 Horology (Mantewa) 6 I: 7 General Miami, Ohio II. Purdue 3 why a change in scenery or a cents, a long, stamped selfJoe (Jucia) 52; I Willy Red Michigan 31, M tSouri 7 vacation often gibes a person a addressed envelope, and ask for 7 ( t)ourgr'os) 7 ,chgAui State 10 Noire Dame TENTH, B handicap, pace, mile: lift, even If he is more active The Health Letter number 1-9, 3 I Victoria Hans IT Crank) 10 I, 2. during the change. Mirw,eSoIa 71, OhIo 0 Exercise, Muscles. Potentate Pick (IJdelll I I; 3 Idaho NebraSka 31, Miam'. Fla 16 Anyone with fatigue must You won t get brain damage I Lyn (no driver) SI; Paprika te Northern Ill,rOit, 3$, Kent 518 IcibetI (Brainard) 9?. 5 Haywood have a complete medical from physical work. The brain is Cash (Mantegnal 61. 6 CurIous examination to rule out low will use about the same amount Oklahoma 71 COlOradO 70 Note (Wyatt) 31. 7 Easter April (Neely) 51. 5 Beth Oreqon CE, thyroid function, other en- of oxygen whether you are Tulsa 35. New MexicO St.? Taylor 7 docrine diseases, chronic working or resting. Wichita State 13 LOtiSvllC 10 S : 7 , $ Harness Racing s v ow WOLVERINE College Football any F Cause Fatigue 110 12:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (5, 13) Magnificent Marble Ma chine 9) Eyewitness Live us Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (6, 8) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (3$) The Lone Ranger (44) Gilllgan's islirtd 5:00 (2) Adam-12 (9) Gilligan's Island (44) „Sfl iCV . ,r ; iP'tT*(C wopasse i (24) The Naturalists (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 13) Three F or (33) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (9) Beverly Hillbillies (I)) Modern Home Digest (24) ElectrIc Company (3$) Lost In Space (44) Partridge Family 6:00 (2, 6, 1, 9) News (24) Man And Environment I (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2,1) NBC News (9) ABC News (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Man And Environment II (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched (24) Man Builds, Min Destroys (35) Rocky And His Friends. Underdog (44) Flintstones 4:00 (2) Ironside (6) Partridge Family (I. 13) Somerset (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (3)1 The Addams Family AFTERNOON SHOWS MAY INIE ' . Money 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6-1) Sunshine (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) All My Children (24) Electric Company D. t _R gV MIAMI WINGING 7 1 C11-11 E IERLEA DERS 5:00 WINGING Ill S.'. TV HIGHLIGHTS OWI NG NOW NBC and, according to star -_ Susan Clark, who plays a lawyer, it will probably be delayed until January. Wonder if "Kate McShane's" poor showing had anything to do with the delay. Network may figure women lawyers aren't in this year. ABOUT TONIGHT: TREK'S STAR DIMS: There is dim news for "Star Trek” loyalists these days. Plans to revive the project via a fulllength feature, which could possibly lead to a series revival, have been temporarily stalled, "It's all in limbo now," according to William Shatner, who played Captain Kirk on the series, which remains cxtrennely popular in syndication. A Paramount official explained to Shatner that the big problem is a working script. "fl'y haven't been satisfied with the script," Shatner reeaIed. Meanwhile, he's preoccupied with "Barbary Coast" on ABC, and an upcoming drama on CBS called "The Tenth Level," interesting story about a scientific research project involving man's capacity to inflict pain on fellow men. DIALING AROUND: Everybody knows Alex Karras as an ex-football great turned sportscaster. Catch his major acting debut in a drama as George Zaharias, husband of the late Babe Didrickson in "Babe." A super performance. McNaughton's Daughter," scheduled to start tonight as a miniseries, has been yanked by 8-1:30 CBS RHODA Rhoda and Joe give a party, which turns Into a group encounter session, much to their distress. One of the invited guests is a oss'chiatrist. who takes charge, and starts getting the others to reveal suppressions. 8-9 NBC THE INVISIBLE MAN "Barnard Wants Out" An American scientist who defected to the Communists gives subtle hints in his pL'b1ed works that he wants to come back. Dan Westin and his wife go to Sweden to reclaim the scientist. Westin's neat little trick involves wearing women's clothes. Did you ever see an invisible man In drag? NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL The Detroit Lions play host to the Dallas Cowboys In tonight's pro grid game. 1 of -- Cavalier Restaurant __ 3200 S. U.S. 17-92 WED, NIGHT - Sanford SERVING TILL 10:00 ALL. THE SPAGHETTI YOU CAN EAT ALL THE TACOS WITH , CHILI YOU CAN EAT pt.us Black Belt Jones LO*t? Prim On Jim KIttey %I;U Area Net Svqq,std Psi CInl*en. WHEN YOU GIVE IQ THE UNITED WAY YOU HELP YOUR unItL q FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS III MADE WAVE TUAJ vrni w&is $I SE$sti, CII IIUDiU'I I VU EtI'iiv. Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your contribution in order to help your friends and neighbors who need help right now. Giving The United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly amount of your choice where you work. .. .through your employee withholding plan. Even SOc a week builds to $26 a year. Money to help another human being. WHERE THE MONEY GOES IN SEMINOLE BOY SCOUTS . . . CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . . GIRL SCOUTS CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES - - . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME .. .MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS . . . RED CROSS SALVATION ARMY , . , SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH.. . USO... YMCA... PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. P.M. DAILY SPECIALS BREAKFAST ......... 75c LUNCH $1.95 $2.50 FRIDAY NIGHT *i wll§1 I611 WJ I a 9-to-concluslon ABC ." .. DINNER . . 52.9$ $2.50 10 LONELY ? Looking for a More Dignified Way of Meeting Someone? , ee.ie abe,? its Sew ci be mixtiø, te meet yov C.vWad vs ,ww %I"if w c. a xcv ts a 'laMe and ,"ar rewatd*, ,acial liIq the- may i.., .0 X is * Celebrity (2, I, 13) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Happy Days (24) Carrascendolas 11:55 (6) News MORNING ic (2) 1 1:30 Tuesday 00 Gomer Pyle (9) Ryan's Hope (24) Instructional Schedule (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8, 13) Days Of Our Lives () As The World Turns 0) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid 7:30 (2, I, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) Philadelphia Folk Festival (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8, 13) Another World (6) Match Gam? (9) General Hospital (24) Ronitagnolis Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 325(44) Spirit Of '76 3:30 (6) Tattletales (9) tkte Life To ii Fisi'i 'Ti'7h,s/,ce '":'.::. Squad 12:00 (9) News 12:15 (9) Rock Concert (44) Donahue 1:00 (2 I) Tomorrow Show 1:43 (9) Daily Word M ichigan (44) Sweepstakes (6) Given Take Romper Room (41) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 5, 13) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 100 Club (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 5, 13) HIoh Rollers (6) Gambit Show Ol (6) Movie (44) The Mod _r SEEK 10:00 National Edition 11:00 (2, 6, 5) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2,5) Tonight Show '••g -'"- — Sricn Bicentennial Rogers Neighborhood (24) Mister (6) News Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I) News Suncoast Sunrise News 7:00 (2, I) Today (6) News (9) Bow's Circus (ii) Uniscope 7:30 (9) Am America (44) House Of Frightensteln 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Flintslones 8:30 (44) Three Stooges 8:55 (44) Spirit Of 'io 9:00 (2) Phil Donohue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Big Valley (9) Movie (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (24) In School (6) - 14778 " I Dream Of Jeannie Minute Phyllis (13) Here Come The Stars 9:00 (7, 8) Movie (6) All In The Family (9) Monday Night Fo'tbalI (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Maude (13) Carolina Country (35) Felony Squad 10:00 (6) Medical Center (13,35) Burke's Law 8:30 (44) Variety I:OO (2) Somerset 6:30 (6) (35) Movie (44) Dinah - 16 6:25 (2) EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (. I) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24 ) Intercom (3$) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Wild Kingdom (6) Match Game PM (I) World At War (9) Let's Make A Deal (13) National Fight Of The Week (44) Love American Style 8:00 (2) National Geographic (6) Rhoda Space: 1999 Barbary Coast (24) Special Of The Week 1etv'T1 6 Almanac Monday a Ei.EiNIt1i1T - - ' :1 p tO Proofreading 35 African fly marks 39 Liquid 12 Maple genus measures 13 Occur 40 Cognizant 17 Chief ruler of 41 Songbird Ivan 43 Hardy hecor 19 Persian 46 Fit tentmaker 47 Biblical 20 Passage fee prophet (var 21 Banner 48 City in 23 Pine for Normandy t? 25 Place of exertion 50 Roman 26 Frog genus goddess 0, 28 At a distance harvest 31 Ark builder 52 Possess ote (Bib) pronoun 32 Ceramic piece 53 Sail yard 33 Body of (Sod I 54 Abstract being 9 Monday, Oct. 6, 1973-38 TONIGHT'S TV IiS ciD1R1ApJ1151 E i1Ir J.., II I Jai,A,aj ALMA .'.TilEtOTt1 I4-41' 4r Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. to Previous Puzile ATJ5 NtVlrl$. I - — NOME IAV ACROSS Pro Football , SPOM _ Kingdom 39 tifaIilian I Tartar rulers Southwest estuary Arkansa 19, T ex 6 Hindu Queens 42 Take food Christian Arka,,5 State Jupsfers 44 SW 10 National Football League siana 17 paramour 45 National C0flICIC, TeMas. I Jfll.3 Arlington 3, Eastern Oivitjo Texas State 7 13 Verbal 46 Greek capital W. L. T. Pc?. PF PA Texas contraction 49 Mog ul LUth,â 17. Arkan Dallas 2 0 0Io Tech 0 II Near East p('incijl Wash 2 1 0 667 100 WCSt Virginia 21, gge fulefs SOuth Meth Od S Louis 7 0 0 667 50 71 5 fl 'Itfli St 72 SI literary genro Phil I 7 16 Vast level lard 55 Threefold NV Giants I 7 0 333 tract 56 Tuik,sh ruler Far West 18 E.soldier Central Divis ion 57 Meaning AitOflj3 41, Northwestern 6 IC011 1 30 0 1 OW 91 )D Arilond State 79, 58 Hebrew Idaho 1 19 In error Del I.3*gv'r BO5 2 o o i oco State 3$, Montana State ; 22 Smart blow Chic. 4 1 7 0 333 75 ?6 23 Domestc 0 Bay DOWN 0 3 0 000 s Brigham Young 16, New Mcxi animals Westtrn DIVISIOn CO IS Seeping 24 Cfleekne L. A. 7 1 0 667 S4 45 California 77, San JOSe par rot Stale 74 27 Expensive All I 7 0 333 4 47 C010 State Univ 3, Wyoming 0 2"8eri 29 Brazilian Fr S Grambling IS, Oregon 1 ? 033) 51 5 3 Constellation macaw State Ii P4 Orl 0 1 0 000 10 76 Idaho So Univ I?, North e rn Ari 30 Daughter of an ' Cards in American Conference lana 7 cribbage Iberian king Iowa State II, Utah 3 Eastern Division S Roasting rod 34 Vicarious W. L. T. PIS. PF PA Los Aflgl5 St Il, Whittier 6 Rant rulers Col Buff. 3 0 0 I 000 1)0 19 11 7 Mail' 36 To have (F, 1 Miami 8 Roman 7 I 0 667 74 57 Montana 40. Weber State I? . American NY Jet Ohio State ii, UCLA çj emperor 7 1 0 667 50 poet Ogden 9 lflSCtOd '1Pm I 2 0 .331 61 62 San Diego Slate 59, Fullrfon P4 Encj — 0 3 0 .000 2) 65 State 14 Central Division Stanford 67, Army 'i 1 4 ('rn i 0 0 1000 66 U Texas 61, Utah Star 7 p,tt 7 I o u; 100 U Washington 27, 0ron 17 Hou 11 7 I 0 667 59 3 12 Clre 030 000 3310t BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS back and waited and the Lana 26 the Nw York Giants Conference's Cen tral Division. ton a 17-7 third-quarter lead. Oiler., eventually gave him the 14 Los Angeles When Houston got the ba ll, viousIy winless Eagles to their went over the 100-yard mark 24, Baltimore Ken Anderson Is what you chance he needed to p133 the 13, and Oakland mat's Billy ,0hi1 Di eg when Anderson went quarterback Dan Pastorinl upset victory (W the e- with 102 and scored three touch. 6, San o 0. might all your cool customer. Bengals to a 21-19 VICtcr7. & whole show for Houston, to fumbled it and Al Beauchamp viously unbeaten Pe 1'1'jpj In tonIaj ts television aIne it downs on runs of three, 19 and When Cincinnati's trailing. In Sunday's other National is Dallas at DetroiL amassing 199 yards In punt and Middle linebacker Bill four yards. He had hit Lenvil Elliott with recovered it at the Oilers' 41. he's no a go-out-there-and- Football League games it was "The one thing we didn't wan t kick returns, a first-quarter 10-)'Td touch- That gave Anderson the chance Bergey led a charged-up Stetlers 42, Browns 6 throw-the-bomb type of Philadelphia 2$, Washington 10; to do was panic. We to flip the winning ID pass, a defense that down p' to Were Ofli)' Fred Willis scored on a quarterback.. "We were bombed right out of Buffalo 38, Denver 14; PiUs- down by 10 and you can come yard plunge after Johnson's He cut Houston's edge to three sixiarder to Isaac Curtis. Washington fumbles and our minds," Cleveland Coach He's a sit-back-and-wait-be- burgh 42, Cleveland 6; the New back from that," Anderson saId yard kickoff return, dp Butler tercepted three passes. points just 10 seconds into the Forrest Gregg groaned. Terry cathls-game.lan't.over.yet. York Jets 36, New England 7; after doing just that keepin Eagles 26, Redskins 10 8111* 33, Broncos 14 fourth period wi th a 16-yard g kicked a 37-yard field goal after touct and-we'll.get.another-hcn Bradshaw and for Joe Gilliam did Roman Gabriel's touchdown Atlanta 14, New Orleans 7; the Bengali unbeaten in three Johnson returned a punt pass to running bci Buffalo's O.J. Simpson Pthd the bombing type. Pittsburgh, MiamI 31, Green Bay 7; San games and handing Houston its m'1' Of 0oe yard ajvj p Stan Fritts. up 138 yards and scored a combining for yards, then Johnson scored a th ree With Houston leading 17-7 in Francisco 20, Kansas City 3; first defeat to put Cincinnati touchdown on a weaving 63bombs of 62 yards to Harold touchdown against Denver. passes in a 367-yard touchdown aerial the fourth period Sunday, he sat Minnesota 28, Chicago 3; St. alone at th se top of the America ThencamethcchanceAnder. Carmichael and 27 yards to That was no surprise. The sum- sault against the winless n yard punt return to give Hous. son had been waiting for. Charlie Smith carried the pee- prise was that Jim Braxton also 'Bowl* - Answer Pait1 144! r i 0 -~ —C q /-~ — I U"it?atied cdl,a bs?x,t. Pte aq,t It ad as can •blaes cs',t'd,,t,iI d.nitq'd •xd r'.4rnisnal t., m*.I..iq ii,. 'ovpoa bele, of COMPATABILITY DATING 114976 P.O. Sox 639, Winter Park, Fl.. 32789 Na Addma City. ?'pCod. 1,0 Give Where You Work. . or Mail A Check Today Ti: 'ate4ma?+x aOvI svr Q THE UNITED WAY SEMINOLE COUNTY Lkig 11* UNIIED v; State ___ A..____ P.O. Box 144 Sanford, Florida 32771 flw*s to yot4 t's working A Community Service Message from The Evening Herald. �-- ________ 4B—.Evening Herald, Sanford, FL .;-: 'r --- 7 -. - - - -- —- -- Prc,fits $35,000 NAPA, Calif. (AP) - It ap. peared Johnny Miller didn't have a care in the world. The The Iront.running three. stroke triumph came with rela- jaFNiIi Lgal Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 'dS4'flieflt thence North 73 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. dVr4"1 23' 13" West 1SS7.7 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE a tongsaedeasementIineto,nen, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA of beqinning COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. lS.1S49.CA-o9.EE PARCEL P40, 3: That part ci Lots CIVIL ACTION NO. 13.1$74.CA.04.D MOUNT GREENWOOD BANK, 91. 97. and '06, BIoik ci D. R. In r; The Marriage of tournament Plaintifi, WESTERN LAND ACQUISITION COMPANY, an lltinol corporation; COOPERS AND LYBRAND, a general partnership; and DAVID C JUIIANO, ITO, an Illinois cc' tive ease. It was his fourth vietory this season but the first in onration. weather was perfect - warm and sunny - and he was ahead eight long months since he won in a rr ,. - Legal Notice i.orp. Miller - r-t- 4-e.;-_ --r?'-rt-r .'- r1~L'r.. ,- -F .,:e,.. he won last three of his first four this year. year. It was only a matter of "It's not that ft's been so long time before yet another Pro since I won, eight months or GollcrsAssociatjontournament whatever. But with the regu- De1nhi NOTICE OF ACTION TO DAVID C. JULIANO, LTD. an Illinois corporation 11111 South Albany Aenue Cnca. Illinois 6085% MitthelI' Survey of tre Moe E. JAMES C CLARK. Levy Grant, as recorded in Plat Boo& I. Pige 3, Public Records 01 and FICTITIOUSNAME -e- e,----,t---r- t-7 - ,ee-' ---r - - t-- —- -- --'--------=-- -t' -, --- ---= - :--,e----r -.----- .--te-- t:r. Notice Seminole Seminole asrecoecsed inPiat Boolt 12, Page. ANGEI.A P CLARK. Public Records of Seminole County. 6861 WARD ROAD. Florida. said ioint being on the East NOR 1 H TO N AWA NDA, NEW Right of Way line of Moss Road YORK and being on a curve concave NorYOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED theasterly having a radius of 11*9.91 that A proceeding fOr diSSolutiOn of feet; thence from a tangent bearing marriati h.n been filed against you North ii degrees 00' 39" West run and that Petitioner. JAMtS C Orlando Winter Park RAVENNA Name Sttutei. To Wit - Section F 10 R I DA, A UT H OR I Z I N F Plat thereol as recorded in PIat 6 degrees 48 39" to Ihe P T . tti t)efene pleading with the Clerk of this season, a 71, to nti aors the ause proceed ei parte $6509 Florida Statutes 1937 COMMERCIAL CARRIERS 0 Boo& I PageSof the Public Records run North along the East Right 01 theircI,l,CnhjrtinandforSeminol( WITNESS my hand and oflicial "I was gonna beat him this finish second at 275 on the 6' Robert M Came-s PASSENGERS. °ROVIDING of Seminole County, Florc1a, lying Way line of Mot Road 3733-1 feet County. Florida. .ind serve a as Clerk et the-above styled time. no natter what he did," 828PUBLIC James w Lee OF CERTIFICATE yardnorthcou.seatj.jl. betweenMossRoadandHaynpoad thence East 150605 feet; (hence te-ieg on petitioner's attorney. Ciiurf on this 11th day of September C0NVENIENCEANs C,c'rald young's Miller observed Sunday after verado Country Club. and tying South of a line 1100 feet South 124260 feet to the Northerly ROCER I BERRY of BERRY & Publith- Sept 13.79,79. Oct 6. 1975 NECESSITY. PROVIDING RULE South and parallel to State Road 431 lIne of Flurida Power Corp Fill I FR Attornevs at law. P 0 cruising to the second $175,000 (SEAl I Lee 'Frevino, who earlier of DFP in AND REGULATIONS OF TN PARCEL NO. 2: Commencingat the easel - lent; thence North 73 degrees I')r.swer 0. 1)0 E Commercial Arthur H R.ckwlth. Jr Kaiser Open crown of his brief fered Miller his most serious Southwe'st corner of Lot 57. Ent: OPERATION OF COMMERCIAL 3' 43" West 1557 6? feet along said Street. Sanford. Florida 3771) on or CIrcP Circuit Court. CARRIERS OF PASSENGERS; career, leaving Nicklaus five challenge, finished tied for minger Fa'ms Ac1,tion No 2. as easement line u the point of before the 11th dAy of October, 1975. emInnle County. Florida c N AL T I E . R P0 V I Dl N G recorded in Ptt floo& 3. Page 9. tW'Qinniflg. -or Otherwise i de-fult will be en SEMINOLE COUNTY strokes hack in sixth place. n Flain" PiChsrde third with Gene Littler an SIPI'AO iutic Reorct ci ,innc:,. Crrty bcn fiieO aq.nst y 'e..it i;n'.t vrw UTILITiES BOARD oct ., (Ii "I raJIs sntcd this one. I Marty Flcckrnan. FECTIVE DATE Florida, thence Westerly along the yOU are requirea to serve A Copy of WITNFSS my hand and official Notice of Public Hearing Piihlith 5._ "1',QI. Oct A III!? h.... ' r, reall)' .'ted 1. ,,,,. ."P !!r. .t i., ,., -. -C.' ""d '' ,j Wv'.t'i in" CJØ' UI ii' .,,if,uiu i.surl ,, iroiJy;iu,, soc doarc, us loijniy - coin igiih missioners of Seminole County. reading on September X. 1975, and DFP 145 let this one slipa;;y,lthink it andnththholestomos'ewijj plat of Ent:minger Farms Addition Ptaintitf's Attorneys wt,oj,e name on the 11th day of September. 1973 No 7. to the West right of way ,i ot and addresi is CHARLES v. ISeal) Florsd, sitting as tle Seminole the City Council will consider same would have left some scar strokeofthelead, buthackeda Hayes Road. said right of way line MARSHALL OF RUSH, MARCounty Utilities Board will hold a forfnapassageandadoptictafter Arthur H BeckwitPi, Jr PUBLIC NOTICE tissue," hesaldaftercollect!ng double-bogey 6 en the 13th and being Shown by plat of North SHALL. BERGSTROM AND public hearing In the County the public hearing, which will be Clerk of the Circuif Court Commission Chambers of the held In the City Hall of Altamonte TOWHOMITMAYCOPICLRP4 the'$5,0O0 winzr 's check with fell out of contention. Orlando Ranches Section s. as ROBISON. PA., 33 East Livingston By- Elaine RiCharde Pursuant to Public Law 92500 Seminole County Courthouse, Springs, on Tuesday, the 75th day of recordelt in Plat Book 17, Page N Street. Post Of(lc Deptjly Clerk Box 3146, a final-round 69 and a 16-under. All that remained was for p.m.. or as Section 101 I a) Ill, Federal Water OctOber, 197%. at 1: Public Records of Seminole County, Orlando. Florida 32807, on or before Publish- Se-pt 1S 17. 29. Oct 6 1975 Sanford, Florida, on Tuesday, Oc nar total of 272. At the Pollution Control Act (1972 Amend Miller to top Nicklau.s, who in Florida, thence Southerly along tPse November 7th, 1975, and ut, the OFP 1)5 tober 28. )97Sat 7:00 PM or a's soon soon thereafter as potslble thereafter as possible to consider an meeting interested partieS may meets), this agency haS received an said West Right of Way line of Hayes original with the Clerk of th;s Court their 12 meetIngs since last appearandbe heard with respect to applicatiorifor certification that the Qoad.asshownbysaldpltfP4c'h either before service on Plaintiff - s nnl'cat'oi, for rate increase by thi' proposed ordinance. This boH*g protect(s) will comply September had finished ahead Orlando Ranche's Sections, and also Attorneys or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole Cablevision, Inc., al immediately ci Miller nine times and tied as Shown by North Orlancto Ranches thereafter; oth,rwie a Default will EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI P. fe-cling all of the unincorporated hearing maybe contInued from time with the applicable water quality i to tIme until final action is taken by slandards of the State of Florida as Section 2, as recorded In Plat Book be entered against you for the relief CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE areas of Seminole County. him for position the other three. prescribed in Chapter Il 3. FlorIda I? Page 17 Public Records of demanded in the Complaint or the City Council. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sidney L Vlhlcn. Jr.. It was s hattie won easily A4V 5minrle Cuur,ty. Florida, and Petitn. (G,r,1srai Jviiiuicston 5' 0? InC propuseu Otuifløfl(r .uminris,,,' trsalrman ,ilm!; •SS when Nicklaus ran into some North Orlando Ranches Scti., i.uii. "'ITNES5 my hand and e Cs. No. iSi*t.CA;; -TTE.. -. '-: Springs, Florida, and copIes are on removing j,quallc vegetation along as recorded in Piat Book 12 Pages thiS Court thiS 76th day of Sep CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Arthur H. tleckwith, Jr., rare puttlngproblems, "Idldn't file wilt, the Clerk of tile City And t feet of Reo Bug Lake shorelne 39, 10 and 11, Public Records of tember, 1975. PO C F P F FOE PAL CJc-rk make the putt.s and I didn't 1t eztentJng lakeward 2330 feet SAvINC.c AND Seminoie County, Florida, to the (COURT SEAL) L.OAN Publish: Sept. 29. Oct. 6, 13,70 1975 same may be inspected by tIle any pressure on him," said Northeast corner of Lot I, Construct a swimming platform 35 public. Arthur H. Beckwth, Jr. ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK. DER 187 Block C. Nicklaus. DATED this 30th day of Sep feetlongbyafeetwldeandadock]5 Clerk of the Circuit Court NFW YORK NorthOrtandoRanci,esSectionlas feet longbyafeet widewitha23foot Dy. Lillian T. Jenkins tember, AD. 1975 PlAintiff. — But Jack continued his one- recorjed in Plat Book 12, Page 33 (('ontinued from Page 1-B) long by 6 foot wide "T" Settion 73 Phyllis Jordaill Deputy Clerk vs Public Records of Seminole County, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC TownShip 71 South, Range 30 Eas). City Clerk records and are co-leaders of ui.fl.ShIp on Miller in anoth- Florida, said Northeast corner being Publish: Sept. 29, Ott. 6. 13. 70 )97 MARVIN DALE REESE. a single Notice is rereOy gIven that Red Bug Lake. Seminole County man, er department: money. He had the point of beginning; thence DER 197 the City of their re iective ciivi ons, Board of Adjustment of the City of All interested persons are hereby Altamonle Springs, Westerly along the North line of Said Defendant Sanforo will hold a Special Meeting Lions in the National Football clinched the money-winning Lot 1. Block "C" to the Northwist infc'med that this agency is con Florida NOTICE OF ACTION on October 10. 1973, In the City Hall Publish: Oct. 6. 1913 Conference Central Division crocrn before the event began corner of said Lot 1, Block "C"; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE sideting the issuance of a crc CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE at 1l:30AM 0 order to consider a DESO tificatian to the applicant EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. and theCowboys inthe Eteru andhls$8,300fortheslxthptace thenceSoutheclyalongtp,ewgli0 request for a variance in the Zoning __________________________ Interested persons are hereby CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO: MARVIN DALE REESE of Said North Orlando Ranches finish put Nicklaus ' final Ordinance as it pertains to Front I)ivision. notified that Objections may be filed tiøn 4 to the Southwest corner of COUNTY, FLORIDA. Si North Streee. CITY OF and Side Yard setback requirements Staubach, recruited for Navy earnings on the American tour Lot 3, Block "A", as Rniiiwl Brook. shown by said CIVIL NO. publication. Objectlons'supported by FLORIDA 1, Tr'9, Town of Sanford EDWARD EPiIGIANDER. Being morespeciticallycte-scribed NOTICFOFPUBLICHEARINOTO evidence whIch would indicate that VOIJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED assistant Forzano, completed h1m$,1l8forsecondp1aceon Section 1. said Southwest corner OF ttlesublectprojectos) would havean being alsoa point on the North right Piintiffs. that an a'tion to Foretlos. a Mor ADOPTION as located at 2)8 S French Ave CONSIDER s vere effect on water quality 23 of 34 passes inlast week's 37. of way line of Bahama Road. as loan. on the following described Planneduseoftht'property- Screen PROPOSED ORDINANCE standards of the above dscribed shown by plat of North Orlando JOSEPH STONE. as trustee. et ai. property In Seminole County. enclosure IT MAY CONCERN: 31 Cowboy victory over St., Johnny Miller for SwimmIng Pool TO WHOM Defendants Ranches Section 1. as recorded in FloridaNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by waters. 6$ 17-6169-773 Dispiay, Iouils NOTICE OF SUIT Details of th* Iocati)ns and plans $19950 Plat Book 12. Page 3. Public Records the city 04 Altamonte Springs, I of I and Easterly of Lot 7 Rod Curl B I Perkins ci his prUne receivers th. above project(s) and other Of Seminole County, Florida; thence TO- C,..rald Gordon and Council Florida, that the will hold a Block A LAKE WAYMAN 7367-447)--273 Chairman AcIel(ne Gordon. his wife information may be Westerly along the said North right tight end Billy Joe Dupree, to consider enactrelevant public hearing IIFIC,HTS LAKE ADDITION. M..ty Fleckman Board of Adeustment o Birchwood Road meet of Ordinance No. 33173. t e'aminedatthisofficeb.tweena:oo U17.fl7776 ofwoylinetotp, East corner of Lot arrr.rdinn t 5tj' the Plat thereof former Michigan State as Publish- Oct 6, 197% Po'abocty. Massachusetts am and S OOp m Monday through 1, Block A as shown by said plat • tItled p'rer,pl in RIM Book 1. Page 32 of DES 36 I)upree caugln seven pases Gene Littler Orlando Ranches Section ) AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Friday. tile 'i,PiIIc Records of Seminole 65-706972-776 North Leonard Jaffe and Stat, of Florida thence Northwesterly alorsg against the Cardinals. OF ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS. C'nty. lorlda the Lee 'r revino Elaine J .Jatfe Department of 70-6.3-72-61-276 Northerly line of said Block A to the FLOR IDA. AUTHORIZING of P-as (we-n filed against you and you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND TAXICABS t irgets Is ills wIfe Environmental Regulation East right of way tineof Moss Road. FOR TRAN ArC r'nuilr,wl In Sw've a cocy of your 11$ Stison Court offensive captain Charlie Sand- Jock NIcklaus SEMINOLE FOR Division Environmental 72-li 69-69-277 as shown by said Plat of North COUNTY. SPORTATION OF PASSENGERS written defenses 1 any tO it Silver Son -sq. Maryland Permitting en,, The Lions' sure-handed, Orlando Ranches SectIon 1; thence FOR HIRE. PROVIDING RULES D011C,t LI.tZC AS I GRABIE. Attorney FLORIDA. 13,3.52 Northerly along a prolongation of AND REGULATIONS OF 'THE Publish Oct 6.1915 for Plaintiff, whose address ii- Suite CASE NO, 'S-I9$4CA44-F hIng tight end Herman Fnlidland.'r and the East right of way iin of Moss Street. Pfialeah. In Re: The Marriage cf OPERATION OF TAXICABS DES-Il 11a0 West 50th C,,-d. Newcomer Jon Staggers Tcny Ann Frledlander, his wife EUGENE 6970flle-271 Road. said proiongitlon being a BOYD. PROVIDING PENALTIES, FlorIda 13017 on or be-lore the 77th DONALD Tilomasvltle Road could see quite a bit or action Don continuation of a curve shown by SEPARABILITY AND EF day of Ortober. 1915, and file the Petitioner anuary FICTITIOUS NAME Meiultrie. Georgia and said plot of North Orlando Ranches FECTIVE DATE against the Cowboys at wide reeniolnal with Its. Clerk of this Court KAT 7073 7 Notice is hereby given that we are I-fE E ROSE BOYD. Respondent Section ito a poInt of intersection S-aid Ordinancewas placed on fifl; puller before service on plaintiff's 30. 1973. and engaged in business at 2610 cewer, particularly If rookie Giboy Gilbert Harvey Forman and NOTICE OF SUIT with the Southerly prolongation ou reading on September 64-7)61-72-779 tIle attorney or lmmf'cIateIy thereafter; Marsha Fo'man. his wife Dennis Franklin Is still diny East right of way line of Moss 0 KATt4EE ROSE BOYD the City Council will consider same Hiawatha Unit 4. Sanford, Seminole CtPwiwiIm a default will be entered 53 Alt,ermarle Road Road as Shoan by plat of North Georgia to, llriI passage and adoption after County. Florida under the fictitious because of a concussion acCinsI you for the relief demanded name of KATHY'S UPIIQUES, and POrwnod. Massachusittt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the public hearing, which will be Orlando Second Addition as Irs tile rnmnplinf for Foreclosure of that an that we Intend to register said name agalnstAtlanta. reco'ded in Plat Book 17, Page 37 Legal Notice action for dissolution of held in the City Hall of Altamonte with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Mwtoaae Stanley Welisbaum and Running back Bobby Thornp. Public Records of Seminole County, Tisis rsoflc.'shlt he- Dublishid once marriage t,ss been filed against you Springs, on Tuesday, the 75th day of Seminole County, Florida In at JoAn Weinbaum, Pus wife son, formerly in the Canadian IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Florida: thence Northerly along each week for four consecutive andyouarerequredtoseqveacopy October, 1975, at 1:30 p.m., or as cordance with the provisions of tIle -ramlnof-tam. Massachusetts wks in the Evening 04 y0 written defenses, if any, to it loon thereafter as said Sovtherlp prolongation of the sible. At the Fictitious Herald IIONTIEIITH JUDICIAL dR. league, may also be the target Name Statute's. To Wit right of way line of Mass Ro4 on P W Simmermon, Attorney for meeting interested parties may WITNESS my hand CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR East and seal of Lou Brudnlck and cia number of puies, Forzano SEMlNO1_.I COUNTY t0 a point 35300 f HuSband, whose address is 1)33 aopearandbeh,ardwithrespect to Section 64109 Florida Statutes 1937 So saId (mitt, at Sanford. Seminole S Kathy Hamn Charlotte BrudnicL his wifs South Right Of Way line 04 Young indicated. the proposed ordinance. Ttsis County, FlOrIda. on thi's )9tPm day of Louisiana Avenue, Suite 105, WinIer PROBATE DIVISION Herbert E. Hlmn II Tyler Road Road as shown by said Piat of North Park, FlorIda. 32159. and file the Plearingmayb.conhinued from time Septemps.c. PROBATE NO. 71-fl1.CP Rookie Lynn Boden, Detroit's I paIntun. Massachusetts original w,tr, the clerk of the above to time until final action ii taken by PublIsh Oct. 1, 13, 20. 71, 1975 Orlando Second Addition; thence in Re: Esuto fSFAI.) DES 17 No. 1 draft chol was ()jgi 87 Street syled court on or before October the City Council. ELIZABETH WATTERSTON Easterly perpendicular to tPse last AriPumir flPrkwlth Jr Plpasantvlll.. 31st. 19'S, otherwise a judgment described course lot a distance of natly expected to be at left A copy of the proposed ordinance CAPUTO. Clerk of th. AboveP4p-w Jersey 05732 may be entered against you for the feet; thence Northeasterly is posted at th City Hall, Altamont. stytpi moi,rt INVITATION TO BID guard in place of Gordon Jofley, deceased. 4)381 along a line lorming an angle of 4$ relef ce-nlandc'd in the Petition for Sprin-g, Florida, and copies are on fly tllliitn I Je-nkn% NOTICE TO CREDITORS FENCING who underwent knee surgery Dr Murray 4 KoPv and Dissolution of Marriage, 10 00" to the left file with tile Clerk of the City and a To All Creditors and All Persons Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY Beverly Kotsrs. hi$ wife last Monday. But Jolley was WITNESS my handand sealof the same may be inspected by the Publish tie-pt 77. 79 & Oct 6. 13. 1973 iavin ClaIms or Demands Aalast proIorgation of he last described PORTAUTHORITY 1015 E Park Avenue course for a said court on September 25th 197S. public. distance of 347 $1 feit placed on the injured ng-y Said Estate: ()FP The Seminole County Port VIrselarud. Ne-b Jersey (Seal) point of curvature of a curve to DATED this 30th day of Sep Authority, Sanford, Seminole YOU are hereby notified and tOe list and Guy Dennis, who 01310 Arthur H Beckwltp, Jr. tember, AD. 1975. required to present any cIiim and County, Florida, furnishes the ADVERTISMENT FOR BIDS Clerk of the Circuit Court walked out of camp in pie- demands which you Phylli's JordahI, may have endacentralangleof63dl.,,,70' and all other persons following information, and n PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given similarly By Mary W Darcien City Clerk season, has returned and may against the estate Cf ELIZABETH 00" thence contlnie along structions to P(OSpective bidders distance 5Itt,Ated as a real estate that Sealed Proposals will Investors in be Deputy Clerk of the City of WATTERSTON CAPUTO deceased curve to the left (or an arc desiring to lumbit propo'sls for tile start agatzt Dallas, trust pertaining to the herewith receivedl.y the City of Catselt*rry. Publish - Sept 79, Oct. 6. 13.70. 197% Of 732)) feet foe point of tangency; Altemunle Springs, e04 Seminole County, Florida werk herein generally described, rIbed pcop Florda, at the City Hall untIl 1 30 DER 9$ Another Lion who could be Florida the Clerk of the Circuit Court, and thence Northwesterly along a line DESCRIPTION OF WORK YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED pm. local time on October 17. 1973. Publish: Oct 6, 1973 counted on is quarterback Bill file the same in duplIcate and as tangent to the lest described curve Provide all materials and labor for the removal of the 53,000 gallon thence that a Complaint to foreclose a di'stCnceof 3)0.47 feet; DES 39 provict in Section 733-16, Florida for necessary to fence those areas Minson, still rounding CITY OF _____________________________ an mortoai,es water storage tank j encumbering the elevated Statutes, in their office's in the Westerly along a line forming defIned as Tank Farm Phase I and ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Casselberry. Florida Did price-s the left f011Owing re-al property farm after an injury. He played CITY OF County Courthouse in Seminole an-gte of II degrees 00'OO' 10 Tank Farm PhaSe II. Port of San FLORIDA [of 94 shall include the dismantling and of SLAVIA COLONY CO 'S Prolongation Of the last ALTAMONTE SPRINGS' briefly against Atlanta when County. Florida, within four ford, Lake P,Sonroe, Florida, a total NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO distance of SUBOIVISlQPii,acc0rd,ngttp 0 removal of equipment at the site FLORIDA lendar months from the time of described course for a 1ndry was shaken up. NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINOTO dlstanceofl,7POfees,mo 1 - Fence BE CONSIDER ADOPTION OF FROPOSALS WILL recorded in the 590.00 Plat Book 2. ftf to a point on the East tIle-reef the first publication hereof, or Shall be Standard Chain link, 9 gauge Poe 71, of the Public Records of PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ PROPOSED ORDINANCE __________________________ right of way line of said Moss Road; CONSIDER ADOPT ION same eiii be barred. galvanized wIth? inch mesh, 6 foot ALOUD immediately after the TO V.'HOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County. Florida. PROPOSED ORDINANCE Filed at Sanford Florida, thu 76th thence Northerly along the East high with top and bottom tension NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by right of way hOe of Said Moss Road has he-en flied against you and you epiretion of the time established TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Legal Notice day of September, 1973 ivire and 3 strands of barbwire 00 $ the City of Altamonte Springs, above for receipt of Proposals. to C point where the Southern arereoulredtoserveacocyofyour NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by estenslons made Iva Ann Alt for purpos, o Florida. thaI the Council will hold a to wvittendefenses. I CA 7 I ON S S P B C I F A N if any, toil boundary line on VAN the City of Lot 33, Block D. As Executri, of Altamonfe Springs, provide en overall Installation 7 foot IN THE public hearing to consider enact CIRCUIT COURT PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS P Mitcpielfs Survey of Levy Grant DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE. PA Florida, that the Council will hold a high with gates and hardware at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. Law Offices of me-nt 0 Ordinance No 331 15, en attorneys for Specifications and Procedural the plaintiffs, according wfo'si public hearing to consider enacl to the Plat thereof as Provided for in the detailed upon titled: CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE iiownbl.jm & Pipkins Documents may be obtained address l's P 0 Box in. Orldo. recorded in PiCt Book I Page meet of Ordinance No. 332 73, By. M.a'sIon O'Neol COUNTY. FLORIDA. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Florida Engineers 37107. and file us, original application at the CIty the Public titled: Records of Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-732-CA-9.$ Attorney tot Executrix AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY INSTRUCTIONS ON OBTAINING COunty, Florida. intersects with the with tIle Clerk of the above styled Office, 9S Lake Triplet Drive. P0. OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Suite 70%. SPRINGS, SPECIFICATIONS: GRACE G TRESLER, FLORIDA. ANNEXING TO AND of ('curt on iv' Iiefore October 17th, BOX 53, Casselberry, Florida, 37707, OF aforesaid Eait rugI-it of way ALTAMOPITE line Plaintiff, 430 East Highway Specifications and or detailed a deposit Of INCLUDING WITHIN THE COP1975 the payment of a Iudqme-nI may be UPOfl h'-0 Road. thence run Easterly FLORIDA. AMENDING o. Casselber'ry. Florid 37101 -v's against you for the relief $S00perset ThedepositshaIlein PORATE AREAOF THE CITY AN DINAPICEPIO.79173OF THECITY decpbonsofproPosedworkareon elOngtP*SGJttsernboundarhin,,of entered CARL WILLIAM HENDERSON, PubliSh: Oct 1,13, )97 cash,orcheckdrawnpayabletothe AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND OF ALIAMONTE SPRINGS. file and maybe obtained from the Lof553S?.Slend50,8kD,Ofsaid demsOded in tI-sr Complaint of tIle Administrator: JR DONALD RAY HENDERSON, DES 17 BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, SAID ORDINANCE WITNESS my hand end the seal *1 City Of Casselberry, D P. Mitchells Survey of the Levy SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT FLORIDA, SAID LAND BEING BEING A COMPREHENSIVE ROBERT E. LYONS. AND PROPOSAL GUARANTY Grant to the Southeast corner of said Count on 54'pf ember 17th. 1975 AUTHORITY ROBERT C MURPHY as Ad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE s-aid Lot SO and aforesaid LEGALLY DESCRIBED IN THIS Each Proposal shall be ac ZONING PLAN WITHIN THE CITY Westerly t5t) 0 Do 1576 Arthur H CompaniedbyacerlifiectcheCkorbn ORDINANCE. REDEFINING THE OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Beckwitts. Jr. right ci way line Of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Hayes ROad Sanford, Florida 37711 f Proposal CORPORATE LIMITS OF Clerk of THE acceptable form tI-se Circuit Court the ESTATE OF KATHERINE 0. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR thence S0uthrly along 'said FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT or LYONS, DECEASED By - Lillian I Jenkins Guaranty in an amount qual fo at CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS DESIGNATING AND ASSIGNING Westerly right 00 way line to the SEMINOLE COUNTY SCOPA ADMINISTRATION Defenid.an's Deputy Clerk leatt five (5) per cent of theamount TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN PROBATE o;vISloN THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION point of beginning, containing Publish- Sept 15. CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE n. i,. oct o. 1,'s of the Proposal, payable to thi order THE N-UPII(IPAL LIMITS OF THE OF P0 PROFESSIONAL OF F ICE BUILDING 161 866 pkj's or minus acres. PROBATE HO. 73-294-CF PORT OF SANFORD MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE DEP Ill Of the City of Cesselberry, FIorIdl, CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEN!- DISTRICT In Re: Estate of TO CERTAIN Lake Monroe, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV(P4 that ROSE FEHN, a S a ROSE MARIE LE.S OS a guaranty that if the Proposal Is MENT TOCITY MAP TO INCLUCE P R 0 p E R I V THE FOLLOWI PIG L E 0 A L i. Y TIME AND PLACE OF OPENING p,rS-j,1r! t A FoAl Jd n' LAND ANNEXED, Bdcfrr will e'ec-,t' SAID o DESCRIBED PROPERTY That F(IPI DESCRIBED IN THIS OR NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE acspted, the BIDS: Foreclosure entered In the above deceased. part of Lots 91,93,. and 106, BlOck P*RTIONS OF CERTAIN PLAYS the Contract, anti file acceptaoht PROVIDING SEPARABILITY. Dl NAN C E: P MO V 101 PIG S.el,dbids will be received at the entitIedcausetntpseCIrcuit Court COUNTY, Performance Bond within ten (10) "D"of 0 P MitthetisSuryeyof the IN NOTICE TOCREDITORS SEMINOLE CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE SEPARABILI'Y, CONFLICTS Offtce of the Administrator, 'he Eighteenth Judclal Circuit. Ill To All Creditors end All Persons Mole%E.LevyGranl,asrecorderjin FLORIDA ctaysaftertheawardoftheContract, DATE. AND EFFECTIVE DATE. arid for Seminole County, FlotidL, Said Ordinance was placed on first Seminole Coun'y Port Authority, OWNE R's RIGHTS RESERVED Said Ordinance was placed HavIng Claims or Demands Against Plat Book I PIg. 5. PublIc Records TO WHOM IT MAYCONCER N: on first Port Of Sanfor, Lake Monrpe, will sell at public auction to the Said Estate: The Owner reserves the right to reading on September 30, 1973, arid of Seminole County, Floiida reading on September 30, 1973, and Take rsoflce that a petItion shall be Florida until 1300 hours (3;00 p.m. h.ghest bidder for coSts at 11w West You are hereby notified end Deicribedas P0410*1: Commence af filid, pursuant to Chapter 177,101 of relect any or all Proposals and to the City Council will consider same the City Council will consider same loot sor of the Seminole COunt)' rq,,-ered to present any claims and the N W corner *1 Lot 3. Block A, or f0' final passage and adoption alter October 70. 1975. at which any y for final passage and adoption after the Florida Statutes, wIth the Board waive time they will be opened ant Cc'-rthci'r -n tr CI, ct o"ford. te(t'nc.l.ty in Any Proposal -n lhi' the public hearing, which will he fl'lctt Orlar.dc r.a.irt,es Section las .',hic'i C-j 1Y.Ay the- public hearing, whkh will be of Cony L'.bI(l, iC(1 F !orda. Ad the h- c.,jr of II -----------' ---------t'id ill the City Hail of Altamonte A M on bI.i interest ol the t.ne-r -- :. - 41c a line 6 thru 2$ limes 31ca line u times 2lc a line (12.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3Lin Minimum Noon The Daj Before Publication , -- MINT PFAI TOP 11) 5171 MARRIAGES ARE YOU TROUBLED , Call Toll Free, 611 7027 for "We Care-"- P,1rk Avenue - Garage ellicienc1 "Hotline" Adulti or lee-nt apartment Small deposit, i month. Call Orlando asi 1809 ________________________________ Let Therapeutic Pool lmproveyouri,ealth Phone $31 376.) First floot, newly remodeled I furnished 3 room apt Reasonabh, Rent 718 W )sl St ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY, ALA1IOPI - "oc,erii drinkers For lurther Information call 123 17 or write OBLEM - - !.- ': , .- ,. SAN MO PARK, 1. 7, 3 bedroom — '.. - :':: :. •,, 37) )9, Q - LOST Grey & white Psuskie type LOST' DIamond limply park. ..4,. -- ., ..'-:..... — Large 7 bedrnom downstairs apt male dog Call Carl at Mr Muffler Shop. 37) 381). Reward [)a I las '-- 00mg room, kitchen, living room 3 blka from town Call 373 3109 after 6 pm earrings Famous Recipe. Reward locking for QOOd tenant Call 373 3109 after 6 p in br? Bedrooms, Adultsonhy PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK ._ 75i5 Park Drive. $70 up. hid Care - -- Mary - Nice furniShed apt. mature working man only. No 5tbdnt5, on 0e1s $91 3773930 — A BABY'S WORLD Care-for infants toag,2 only. Next tonew Drivers' License Bureau 3226415 AVALON APARTMENTS PIn, o..,s '179 A955 '."c Ye-tIc, )WNER TRANSFERRED- 3 BR, Pi baths. C HA, carpeted, fenced, FHA approved, 5850 down to guaiitlea buyer. AVON Want to earn F,tra Xmas mont 6443079 Call bedrooms, 7 full baths, beautifult landscaped, old brick on eiterio 1. interior, fireplace, built-ins Central heat I. airt A re-a Showplace at just 539,900. IiScF MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit ,'he-n r'Qupiwd Carpeted. centra Pie-at & air. 5)30 per mc, Tired of looking! We ha c'p.nings full o' part time, 5h0*, & selllg Sarah Coventry Jewefi No investment DeL and 904 7 OWNER WILL HOLD MOP 1OAGE! Shady 3 bedroom homI with breezeway, carpet & oa tloors. range & refrigerator. 0nl $19,500. Sounds good, doesn't iti .FORREST GREENE INC 32)3S) REALTOR ]fl$97C £111 ' . ...-".. --,-- ,--- ., ..-. ........ ".u'vIur ,cTIiI 322-2420 Anytime 32-Houses Unfurnished mnvami Light bO,Jse'*rk Must be able Your MLS Agency Modern 2 BR. large screened porch, carport, utility rm . kitchen nouiipprtj. fruit & shade tree's. $160 inn 377 7761 work week ends 8. evenings Ocx wage's. Write Box 7193, Santo, Nurses: P14's- LPN's: Aide's; Aid Companion: Needed Imme'diatel 678 0636 Full time driver Sanford Yellow Cab 20)5 Park 21-Situations Wanted 1EALTORS 7 BR, fenced yard. $150 Adulti preferred 373 355-1 or 377 4670 3 bedroom, 1 biths, central heat 8 air, wall wall carpeting, Call 3770710 BEDROOM. P7 bath, family room, 1007 Scott. Sanford. Only 175.000, below FHA appraisal CASSELBERRY.. 3 bedroom, bath home, family room aim BEDROOM, I', bath, garage. central air, carpet. 254) Sanford Ave Only $73,200. 373 9110 Conditioned, carpeted, SlIther equipped, clothes washer, fooc freezer included. Garage, nice yard, $750. CALL TO SEE Rentals Larry Saxon, Realtnr - FERN PARK MAITLAND 3 bed rooms, I', baths, air conditioner, Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced yard, 1901 Summerlln Ave 55.900 dishwasher, fenced yard. $225. 1)06131 ..,,-- ,i.fli_.._ I LflP.0 1W'Mfl V ... . ,,v..t-, --- Private room for rent ne-ar Altamonle MaIl 339 6299. HULUOTA--- 7 bedrooms, fenced Modernizing your Home! Sell i-so longer needed but uti'tul items CIattii.i ,l 30-Apartments Unfurnished .'..., with 3 baths, also a den, family room and basement Dressing room with master be-droom, walk in closets, cintral vacuum. Also an attached apartment for a - --- ------ THE WANT rr.l ii&aI..t '..'I,., LI ffl r J. AD - D.Bary-Adult% 1 BR air; close to 'stores, churches Ideal for retired * persons Ill 6.4U or 377 5034 7 BR Apt . wall to wall carpet; air coed $175 mo plus deposit 701 E uU ri I • V I;fl .1. ! Ill, 2 BR. 1)75 with trees near SCC mo 1 BR. $170 mo. $100 damage deposit. CLIFF JORDAN,PEALTOP — 31st St. Call 373 4359 after 3:30. For Lease - Exceptionafly nice unlurn.apts indupIex 1 BR, $113. 7 BR, 5)65 Carpeted, air con ditioned, kitchens equipped Best Sanford resl'lenliai area, quiet & s.sfe Adults ooiy No pets 327 179% DeBARY-- $7 Ale-cante Road, 2 bedroom. 1 bath, living cm , kit then. scrned porch & garage 303 295 2007. 3.i-M)bile Homes SKYLINE "' 60', 3 BR, 7 bath, raised front - screen room, central air, carport awning and skirlinç, Good condillon. Payments $106.17 mo. Offered by Savings & Loan. 323 605). Reduced $2 ,000 - - -.--- - HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms, 2 baths.3 car QaraQe. Fln1-'4 rOom (Cfliel I-IA. 543,000 $30613) REALTORS _____ . .,J .i. 125 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD 322.2090 Professionally Managed •he., t1 1'l r '' — it' ',r. -'... FILAIP AC,FN( -1 is, arc Horse Pasture For Rent 13 ACres, in Sanford 323.1319or 322 7178 — — 79-Trucks-Trailers __________ Two ton 1969 International Truck, for fruit hauling New tires, good Condition. $1600 3.9.3261. Spring Wagon Make off er. 2 sets of Harnesses, single-or double pull Can be seen 1972 Chevrolet ~ tcn pIck up. Lxccll,nt condition. Reasonable at Horse Rider Store. 7831 prict 3730977 _______________________________ _______________________________ Sanford Ave. 3)91502. _______________________ Service, used machines _________________________ 67A-Feed — ______ I 1974 Chevrolet 1, ton, I wheel drive, air, PS, PB, AM FM radio. 916 military tires. 379148$ - - . F ' - ________ Real Us',s'e- H'OSei ---- ....... , t-'roperties Homes, Lots And Acreage c.UrrIrllercIdI JOHPd KRIDEP ASSOC -- -. - — - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broker 322.7643 ----- -- - - - ' - —_____________________________ 373 727$ after S. - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE 311 31SE. FIrst St. 32256 Six Acres, near Industrial Park, 565.000 Zone-u MR.?. Electrolux vacuum cleaner, A- condition. Call 327 8210. Immaculate 3 bedroom home, FULLER BRUSH 379 1917 $73,900 Steel Building, 30'x60'. S ton air I heat, 510.000. Delivered to you HAL COLBERT REALTY lI-IC 207 E 75th St . 3717837 Dr.,.jc i in a, ri. Afl+anais A11,&:., ,.. .. J 1J flp mrrc. Cruiser inboard and outboard, low hours, lull Canvas, insfruments, head, icebox, sink; tandem traIler. 12) 0391, Must sell. I1IILJP.fU ivisi r.ain rrvjwvr, 4 PIP' powe rob tiller' Hand cultivator. Goom coflditi'i. :; II Dealer. Bold Front china, Queen Ann _______________________________ dining room suite, Queen Ann bedroom suite, player pIano, brass 1971 Chevrolet Impala two door hardtop, air & automatic. lit $500 ironbed. oak tableand chairs, takes, 373-)S)0. 905 Airport Blvd. cherry etejere, Duncan Phyfe _____________________________ Evinrude Clearance Sie All '75 monets greatly reducedl rn isa; Two girl's bikes. 540 each. CoIl Clubs, 545; New sewing machine 1I23. 371 0505 BALL REALTY IiAYMOPIDM hAIL al Estate Broker 127 5641 Aft Mrs 377 7757 817W Itt St , Sanford Pg .,..w. y i,,var.ncv. TI menly Buttons & Bows. 24-li Hiawatha Ave. Also smokf AKE MARY- New 3 bdrrn. homes Make color 'selections Paved sIre-pt's. city water, $71,500 damaged stock reduced up to 5 pct. & more. Sale starts Mon , Oct 6. Watch for grand opening, with only $100 down. Government fInancing 814 16.49 Builder 7911 Hwy t7 3775961 _______________________________ 60-Off iCe -- Victorian 10's-e- seat. E't-pce 6111 Gremlin X, taUcry air, 11.293. sOt., 'several witkvr "'5 3231570 or $344605. Dealer. ctvding excption wicker couch, _________________________ Chair and rocker set, drop leaf l9llOpelKadette,nice,runsgoodon t3ble's, Oil paintings, tapestries, almost no gas. just inspected. $295 fireplace set's, chests, rugs, oos David St ,Winter Springs, 373 t.j - - 1971 Pontiac Lemans, 21, miles, power steering, air, $b60O. 321 after I _____________________________ Monday, Oct 6, 7 p.m. 1?' Orlando Clipper, Johnson COOtrols, $300 or best offer. 331-0505. __________________________ r,r I'UILIUJI All merchandise to be sold to the 1973 Vega, low mileage, rxcellent buy at $1,395. 37)1510 Of' 134.4605. highest bidder. Partial listing: iii. 1.(Oa1 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Eve-s 377 (Mb7or 177.13$? Eve-s Selma Williams ,',",it ________ - '57) (5MA 1777711 171 57)5 137.500 78-Itorcycles _______________ IIp, DANDY 117, FEED - a c'L._flJ P.dk.Ct i '" :1' -: vu's' b,r'eitom Boxcar" 80-Autos for Sale LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront GORMLV'S E 46 Sanfaccij 1733 ______________________________ lot on.i peninsula (or urmobstr,.,cted Color TV'S tmo -n %%0 BIW, Sroi-n ---- 1972 Firebird, 3 speed, 6 cyl.. AM SCenery $75,0 $15. Service all makes HERBS' 68-Wanted to Buy radio, $ track tape player in dash. TV. 1200 S French, 373 1731 . - Forrest Greene, Inc. blue metallic, $1,995 Call Don ---A,. -. - !flIII!'U. ai'sq music, JrJ-io,i. Ue-ie-t. LASH 322.4132 3236353 REALTORS $306533 intercom, paging system's. New or For uted furniture appliances tools. old constructIon. 322-7996. South1967 Oldsmoblle647 etc Buy 1 or 100) items Larry's east Video. 46-Commercial Property Mart, 213 Sanford Ave $325 322.33); COLCP TV,SII9SMOPITH $FMIPiOLE CO Acre-ape tracts. We Buy Furniture -____________________ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN small and tarqu' 17.000 Per acre For Your Junk Cars i... and up lerry Re-alty, Realtor 675 DAVES' 3739370 373 1329 07)1 — Wanted to buy used office furniture 1961 CadIllac, Coup, deVille, full 55-Boats & Accessories Any Quantity NOLL'S Canelpower, new tires, top COfldiIin. berry, Hwy 1797 1)01704. Merchandise $97S. 3236319. IS' Runabout, fiberglas, canvas top, 50 HP Mercury engine & boat In 1971 Dodge Rm Charger, I wheel 72.Auction excellent Shape 8 ready to go. drive, full power, air conditioned 50-Miscelianeous for Sale GoOd trailer, 1695. 377 4062. $4,100. WITT REALTY Three lots, 75th St .leCOndtIoned flatteries, $1793 canQe REEL'S BODY SI-IC 1)09 Sanford Ave _._.-_— _____ ,. '63 Mustang Convertible for sale foi parts, 4 speed, 4 barrel. Ptscne 3733 _______________________________ /.00NE'YAPpLIANCES3 __________ - - ..__ ' KENMOREWASHER,pans, ________ (: 76-Auto Parts 66-Horses ____________________________ beautiful trees, great fishing. 4f submit otters" i — ______ - 6,• 4aiiâ SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED Sanlord Ave. 373 9370 _____________________________— AA.a 75Recreational Vehicles 1970 ISlapit., mtør home-. good COndition Sacrifice due to iIine(.'ls Chmtsuap,uas. AKC. some very small. Dachihunds, miniature-s. AKC Also Siamese Sitters Animal ti1',(n p'-rrwl', 322 5152 Call 371 0962 ST. JOHNS RIVER-- NearDeBary, almost an acre of river front with , Supplies clocks, rockers, desks, _— wide variety glass and brl-c-a.brac. BankAmericard and Master 196$ Pontiac Conivertibel, GTO. good Charge welcome. condition, 1600. 321 0933. Used office furniture or steel desks (cx eculive desk & chairs, secretarial desks i, Chairs, straight chairs, tiling cabinets. asis CashandCarry Sanford Aucon 1200 F'ench Avenue P4011'S Catselberry, 17 92,130 -r 323-7340 btllMercuryMarqui'sColonyPark$ passenger station wagon, cxceptiuflallyclean&fullyequjpped Nc-tv Michelin radial tires. One owner. 377-1795 or 321-7110 PAYTOH CHILDREN'S WEAR, 7410 Hiawatha Aye, T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS (ilChe Bathroom Cabinets, Count en 'op's. Sinks IflStitlIittiOfl avail able- flt.xi Cap-eli I line Days )fl 617) Nights hi 73%? BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS REIDY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY rll !c 3 Mø.6 Mo,. & 1 Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Furn. or Unfum. On Lake, Free Boating S Drapes Carpeting •Pool ICIutjPsoue Dining Poini Sp, Highway 17.93. Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323.6670 or 831-9777 Air Conditioning r'otruil Heat 8 Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 372 1171, IP CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION, DUCT _!!me Implovements Pet Cars fete-rio,. E,fe-rior Painting. 75 ye-an experience also misc, repa,r's V We-rkman MI $770 Boarding & Groom-eq Ph 377 1057 Ple-qii help i-vs 'hat Saturday rob? r,irelng iivw's windows I-sung. WORK 24 hour service All I ii'- ICli '577 936% rr,ibi", DYKES AIR CON __________________________ piinV't DII lOPIlt-IG, 372 (577 ., rl%,mc ,,ytp'iJVt 9,SEPIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 32'? 133$ Wmndc,w & Door Screens Pete-nor tiler-or Pi,tste-r eq CuStom made- Re-pairs Plaster p,t( tm.n %.mui,1te-d Discount Prices 372 6620 bnict. 8 stone 'sp,' ,j;', 3?? 2750 PET REST INN Pressure Cleanina I. SA CLEANS ALL ['Icr c'rPr('ssure(ic'anr.g 't't - Alumlnuai Sa'.ens _____________ p., ,o u' lOi'IEIuS lii Au TV ALo' r'l'r iy Pl,'sr r,'it '. tIi'4u1, P1 :i I 5)91 1 -ri' 37? S1i7 Bookk.epIn9 kñ — Ftc.r"c ehc, doesn't need a full time t-ww'ikkeeper F ,n.srscial itte-inpntt and titx reports Ill or ir- .- You've got Rado&yy - - U J -, RIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Serv'ce 707 Live Oak Blvd Casseibomry Phone 111 961). Roofing C&A Backhoe Service -______ I. arse Clearinu till tirt. c'a, rock till k'rdsøf digging HOuSe- traUers stQrt-i I moved 372 9147. ,4J Ut flIfl Try one and see C,,lI );: 26)) or III 9993 iced rO.-'i 'i'c in', !i,i' rl on g's q,,. sr,1reed 't'ncli,'. API RPC'sC,DFPI ROOFi',C, 1236100 - TOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ads didn't work th#-.e' ,,,e.,,l,1n't he .1r,i Lawn Care ' C0?.''.l:PClAL "C.'iINC CHEAP A full $500 moving allowance when you buy a new G'arada Townhome at Sonora.' Move in for lesa and you keep the difleronc,. Sea whiti a Granada Townhom. has to offer. Over 1,650 square feat of living apace - including 3 bedrooms, 2'/i baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, central heat and air, color.-coordpnated kitchen and much more Complete recreational faciittes maintained by the Sonora Porneowners Association On dosing we pay your ESTERSON LAP4DCLEAPIPIG 'sulldoiing. E xcav,limng, Ditch Wi-irk F-li Ott, top scm 377 5943. .,O1i I I fl.J returns Beauty Care 3736333 STUDIO),?, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES -- Holpoint 20" Stove $100 or best offer BY OWNER- Beautiful Country lots near St Johns River, Low down Pa'ment. P.O. Box 702, Sanford Phone 327 1708 ----------- I IRFE KITTENS to Qood homes; mod breed Call after S o m. 37) 6236, 118 Hays Drive Dishwasher anti 9 ,5" CASH 173 4375 Professional Po.4leGiming by BettyCampbell -_________________ . Rent 65'-Pets-Supplies ----------- , fOr .uxuri Patio Apartments Ri, - ANTIQUES I PJqe or Hous-efull ______________________________ Pomeranians, AKC, male, $53; Female 1100 Will sell both ior $130. 3796182 or 3736372. Ave. _______________________________ _______________ FROM __________ 5100. 3730171. — APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD AuCTION, 37) By Owner, S wooded acres, minutes from Suwanee River, ChIef land, Fla. 11.000. Also 6i, acres, partly cleared, Orange City. S1,000. 322-7)13. lWheel drive pick upor Jeep, under Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooerforonty$I S0perday. CARROLL'S FURNITURE QUALITY -______ S"riO" 64-Equipment for _____52-ApplIances For "Mrs Clean," 3 bedreom 1' t3ttIl, central air. c.lrr;t'ted Pr,.--------------------with privacy fe-oce Pay 1.1,000apd _________________________________________ 43-L.ots-Acreage condition 3730174 __________________________ — _____________________________ — Hunting Rifle, 3006. or 300 Win chester Mag. Must be In good front benches, $1730; Desk, 550; Book. case, II?; Hope Chest, cedar, S-SO; Twin bed complete, $.35; Nice old Sheraton dining room suites, $115; KULP DECORATORS, 109w 1st SI --- Double wide, '7), 71' a — SANFORD needle, Swivel Rocker, cho4ceof three, $13; End tables, $3, Floor lamp, 115; Table lamp, 5$; Picnic table, 2 HILLCREST - '73, central air, dishwasher, raised patio, skirting, & tie downs. Good location. Paymegts 54.29 mo Offered by Savings & Loan, 37) e-OS. ardens vobedroom furnished house, carpeted throughout. Pine St., rn..,a 119 5741 t. '-- (,REGORY MOBILE HOMES 3.t0)OrlandoD Suinford 373 5200 Forrest Greene, Inc. 33-Houses Furnished redecorated Come see 300 E. 42--Iv'cbile Homes CALLUS eneva Airport Blvd Sanford 373-1310 Realtor twin lnaillr,g flelmjx,. sewing machine Pisyhatanrenf 178gm lOcayments cit 51 Se-C At SAPjrflp 'SEWING CENTER '107 First. Downtown 3729111 Eve 8691166 321.O41 — OPjfV1DIJ'..SJV air ij One & 7 bedroom apartments, furnished or unfumnished Newly 3 BR, 1', bath FHA, terms, roomy 1.300 sq. ft of space. Just fficiency apartment, light's and water furnished. Elizabeth Crews, phone 373 51)1 before 10 am. FROM 111 AA(O — SANFORD 3 bedroom, 7 bath home, shady yard, lr conditioner. Will dicker or swap. $19,500 BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FRANKLIN ARMS APTS Rent ------ .. listed Be the flr-tt to see it at ________ easy friendly living, come io.n us - a ranrnnrn IWIVYIS — yard, large family room, kitchen equipped, Asking 1)40 mo 363________________________ L.lM 5,-..,., ii A I 7Bedroomunfunn,$I2Omo 3 Bedroom unfurnished, 5)35 371-0066 p...cr halh, ar coricl,tonc'd. no core irg 372 6510 with a Or mat. r,Jf.r 1 -i II.? FORREST GREENE. INC. fl—Rooms .C,r w,,,,u,fl.r, 7SôSParkDi- FHA BUYS '-SMALL CASH .IKE NEW, 3 bedroom, 3 beth, Summerset in Casselberry, carpeted, fenced. 578.900 Baby Sitting or Ligflt housekeep'nç I S days a wk Experienced Owi transportation. 373 67W 3 BR, 2 bath FHA, $18,500. Payments BUY Good used furniture wanted o' private party. lfl 4520. ______________________ -NELSOPI'S FLORIDA ROSES Wooctruff"sGarclen Center 601 Celery Aye,Sanford in abnct, 3 needle position, lawnmower blade sharpining. Itt St. - Sine-r hg ______________________________ 2 Story Colonial home, furnished, air. Can be used as two rental apartments, Garage. I-lice lot. Only $20,000. Owner A%socite, $31041 eves flmnkp,- 101 W Commercial Sar.ford 377 7111 - Two larg call REALTOR Associate In Mrflanøl, 172 6-436 ML 5--REALTORS _____ —. TAFFER REALTY Peg tie-al Estate Broker IlOOF lSthSt 377 6653 - —'- Aftpr t-4r — W. Garnetf White IN THE "IN" AREA 1w-ru I-x'droo.,, furn or unlurn $dtilts preferred security deposit 373 5114 or 177 6670 area. 12', plus acres, I',yr. old,? R. 1 bath. Above ground swimmnq pool. II young fruit trec. Secluded. 539.900. 37) 923$. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR (77 1991 1919 S. French 372 1374, 3271196,377 19$,i 3791959,3771161 "SANFORD'S 'SALES LEADER" I bedroom, kitchen equipped, au carpeted. $95 SO Adults Only. 32 7296 wk nds. 1, eves Owner--Enterprise, Orange City Stemper Realty Realty. 31A-Duplexes 18-Ikip Wanted - I-'icts outarow the %*iflfl set or small ti(yCIe Sell these idle items wall's e- ,-,anl an .o pine your aa, tall ,, .n,,',,'ir-o ,t Ihir t'nruild 'Ifl 761). or 931 9993 Sten strom -..., , & Vegetables To our many friends & custome-we are now open f or business curnewlocationonthefarm Y' come visit. . ANDERSON FARMS 7)01W istSt. - ineyre hOt' * ADULTS, NO PETS 116w 1— 9-Good Things to Eat li c1T1 lAIh1I0 .i. Liii IIlIII W G° 3220648 68—Wanted to — _________________________ SpecIal thcub and garden sprayers, 9$ ce-nt's ea GardenLand, 100 W Ratfan piece sofa & chaIr, corner table & lxi' Center table 321 1014 .- - Authorized Gravely & Bolen Dealer. Camco, 310 W. Melody Lane, Cass.elberry. 3396M7. __________________________ _______________ Assume Fit's )?O-48S Associate -. efficiency apt , upstairs, 3 blocks from town, low rent, Reward for return of 77 cit Ic and ladies purse from Lake Mary area No Questions asked m or 323 0041 - - -- 1171 - Broker Fr ____________________________ CailBart Real Estate Furnished & Unfumnished ApIs frOm$$Sto$170 3210046 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 37771 JOHN SAULS AGENCY -- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, _________--b2Lwn.Gar'den - 51—Househokj ________________________ splat plan Family room, fireplace, drapes, carpet, large fenced lot. $49,300. AFTER I-IRS 17797111 New houses ma rural area. No down payment, monthly Payments lest than rent Government suusldu,ed TFALTOR 377719$ to Qualified buyers Call to see u you qualify NEAT AS A PIN 2 bedroom home, equtppe-d kitchen, air. 1)7,250. M UPISWORTH REALTY Req Peal [statearoser VERY LARGE 3 bedroom home 807W t St with nice garden spot. In good 323 6061 or373OSl7c'ves location, 530.000 - 's Can Help Ca1l17) 5g7 372 199) EXECUTIVE INC. 172 711$ - * 3 room furnished apartment, Adults only. 10) W.9th St ,S$Omonth Call 372 5947 -- FACED WITH A DRINKING 2571 Park Dr PEAl Top - ment altractively tumnished conveniently 'Orated anc beautifully landscaped $135 mc Call between I:)Q 5 For in itwmation call 322 0101 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.o. Box 553, SanlOrd, Flit 37771 HUNT REALTY JIM ____ Kish Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" _____ Monday,Oct,,17s-5B — all marble chess set, $9S 18" Wood lathe, t7, Recline-i, $10 60$ David St • Winfer SprIngs, 321 1691 3224457 crank Realty. BEAUTIFUL HOME- 3 bedrooms, P, bath's, fenced yard, enclosed am uuxi c.,,. . garage Plo qualifying and ASSume .. 7 pct nlortq,ige '& , NOW IASlNG Np* Ia,ii.. - IF TIIS IS THE DAY to buy a new car, sec today's Classified ads for best buys. Monthly Re-flt,tl Available $133 $150- Color TV QUALITY INtl - I-fORTH 4 & SR 134 lcgo,,,j Performed by Marilyn, Notary, Ocala, 901 737 $661 or *773, -- Trumpet & Case, $95; Professional £ningHerald,5anford,FI. — , '— CON- MAGNOLIAAVE,-Large2story5 BEDROOM, In *xcellent con- 4- Personals [)et ro f '.-... fence. FRENCH AVE.- Residence plus f1ne business location. Has won derfut potential Call for details. Noon Friday - privacy DITION, $37,730. Must see. Call for lerms Harold Hall Realty Perhaps Alcoholic Anonym west of San REAL ESTATE, INC 3 dition, Slate-roof, asbestos Siding, very large rooms. Eat in kitchen, formal dIning room, A real buy at $21,900. Excellent terms. DEADLINES Fnr 50-McelIaneojor Sale ford, 3 bedrooms, excellent con dit IOn. $I5,9. )?l 0730 or S7 79, draperies, dishwasher, shrubbery, I thru $ limes 1:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9'Noon - - Choice lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet, HOURS ' /Aeet PARK— —' bedroom, 2 bath, family room, CLASSIFIED DEPT. showing By owner- 2': mil CIEPIEPAL CON TRACTOR 831-9993 Sunday 41—Houses -- JOHNNY WALKER 41-Houses 322-2611 _____ - 41—Houses - - the provisIons of the Fictitious Fictlliou Name Statutes. To-Wit: TO: DOROTHY R ANDES wPe ptr of residence NAme ctatuIM. To VI• Section Section 86509 FlorIda Statutes 1957. 5: Robert L. Brown is P F C) Can'on $6509 Florida Statute-s 1951 Publith: Oct. 6. 13, 70. 27. 197S North Carolina 5 Iris Crystal DES 41 Yet, will ptpase t,ikt' notice that )eann. P Rousseau PubliSh - Sept 15 fl 79. 0t1 6. 1975 there has h.'n iHeil and is pendnQ DFR 107 therirriiitcourt in and for Seminole ALTAE SPRINGS, County, Florida. Civil Action No i$ FLORIDA 170) CA 01 F hrnvaht by JOHN 0 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF 70 ANDES Sr'i'king diSSolUtiOn Of the A ADOPTION CONSIDER FICTITIOUS NAME marriage of said DOROTHY R Wife Real Estate CLASSIFIED, ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FICTITIOUSNAM Notice is hereby given that I am SEMINOL( COUNTY. FLORIDA engaged in buslnNs at Altamonte CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S,I7ot.C*01 Mall, Altamonte Spnngs. Seminole In re the Marriage ci - 1"c -----,-=e -. Notice NoticeisherebvQiveflthM we are 7 97 N'OaflM inhucInpSs I .njjnnie County. Florida under 11W' lictitlouS name 0, County, Florida under the fictitiOuS JOHN 0 ANDIS Petitioner nameof RB PHOTOGRAPHY, and CHILORENS Al MOST NU THRIFT SHOP, and Iha? we intend that I Intend to regiSter said name and to register said name with the Clerk With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, DOROTHY R ANDES. Rponden of the Circuit court. Seminole Seminole County, Florida in at Of the NOTICE OF ACTION Cnty, Florida in accordance with cordànce with the provIsions Husband. County, Florida, ANCFLA 11 CLARK. Described as follows: Commence at the N W corner ci Lot 3, Block A, NOTICE OF ACTION North Orlando Ranches Section 1, STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Legal Notice thce of you who have lt seems like a long thne," he that an action to reform a morigage Way line and along Ihe arc of said you affecting the following enqaned in businesS t 370 Urittany TO WHOM IT MAY LONCERN These presents are to reguire you NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Circle (assetberry 17707. Seminole and to foreclose same as relormed. curve 13$ 54 feet through a central (te5(rJbq'd real property. to wit. count. in file your wrllte-n defense-s with the said. County. Florida under the lictiliouS the City of Attamonte Spring which reformed mortgage en angle of 4 degrees 1? 00" to intersect I Ot 76. Block G. W000MERE But underneath all that was a name of ACTION GLASS S Florida, that the Council will hold; Clerk of the above styled Court and The outcome never was real. cumbrs the following property in with the Northerly lIne 04 Florida PARK. Second Reolat, as per plat grimdrivern Miller 's heart, not ly in question, considering the AL IFRAIIONS, and that we intend public hearing to consider enact toserve a cony therof on Petitioner 5mnol County, FloridaPower Corp easement for the point the-reef as recorded In Plat er her attorney. GORDON V to reqisr id name with the Clerk ment 01 Ordinance No 351 75. en PARCEL NO. I: That pans ci Lots of beginning; thence Continue Pane 13. PublIc Records 01 SemInole only to win but to beat Jack determination Miller showed 113 RE I) FRI (K P0 fbi 1193. ci the Cr'iit Court. Seminole titled: 5). 57 and 33, Block I), DR. Northwesterly along said Right of County. Florida anfrird, Florida on or before Oc Nicklaus -orjust County. Florida in accordance with AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITS.,. triher finish ahead outciassing the field. Rod Curl MITCHELIS SURVEY OF THE Way linealong the arc of said curve AND. you are required to appear n. 1975 Should you fail todo So Sept. 15, 1974. .r -eet,. Monday, Oct. L 17s Legal I(ciIser -e 131 'S'x'5 -. -_________ AN's' FARM, GARAGE or STORAGE RUILDIUC, P,r'tA Tre-uitr,j limber. Thermal se CY.iyStec fini%h over qaiy Stee1 SPECIALIZE If-I LOWCOST F asv Budget Term's Available F SIINOI F STEEl CO •*9 0)11 '%O 7070 xl 154 A -I IM BUDGETS ARE P01 STEREO WITH VALUES rp()q THE WANT AD (01 IIMPIS LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL! Place- an itci irs (Iassfie'j it doeirs'l ANSON'S SHOE SHOP, 221 E 1st St., 322 9992. Come and see us for 5hO repairing We have taps for :5t:' 5°; u -i CoP Irs ,ird t,1.5 lou- cur tiog w .,'sit u - Olst'rnQ Fret' p Ck up & Oelisery Call for free estimate, 701 E. Commercial 373 6.45). iIMALL BUSINESS - -r ------et.e-- - �66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct., 975 BEE TI. E BAILEY HOROSCOPE Mort Walker %ArT 4 PICTURE OF TT 6%14RT SEAR FOR O BE -- Mr c, DROPPED AUN r _ ___ WIIEN AR E %9 1 — My BERNICE HEDE OSOL MERE 'e For Tuesday, October 7, 1975 Ii _____ Lia THE BORN LOSER by Art t(4J'i- OI I~E Was IT I Thl t _ C? t5Rtj! WSW o c 4) r SEE TO8ER! car No. ARIES (March 21-April 19) complimented by one you'd SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you find yourself in a corn. You're especially sharp In least expect to do so. Be extra-conscious of your petlthe situation today. Your business and commercial LEO (July 23-Sept. 22) The appearance today. you'll be track time will be swifter than matters today. Profit is likely If concerns of those In your noticed wherever you go. If you that of your opponent. y use your insights wisely. charge will take priority over make a good impression. it will TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A personal goals today. You'll do be a PISCES (Feb. )-March )) C lasting one. loyal and forceful acquaintance 1r them what Profit from your past experi. can't do for will have some good things to tiej, SAGIARWS (Nov. 23-Dec. ences today. Don't fall back on 21) Pull (lie strings from behind say about you to others. Her bad habit patterns that caused VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) the scenes today. What words carry weight. you troubles. Your powers of concentraflon hope to achieve can be done 'OU GEMINI (May 21-June by You're up to handling tasks are extremely acute today. letting others think it's their YOUR BIRTHDAY Men ta l chores should be a snap idea. today that you'd normally Oct. 7. 1q15 away From. Roll up your for you. CAPRICORN(Dec. 22-Jan. sleeves. Get going early. LIHRA Sept. 2ct. 23) 19) Your friends will be leaning You'll be able to make some Your chances for adding on you today a bit more than changes this coming year to Members of the opposite sex something to your resous usual, so be prepared toasswne afford your greater material will find you -ven more look very good today. However, some of their burdens. security. Circumstances you fascinating than usiwl today. you'll have to assert yourself to AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) can't control will inaugurate Don't be surprised if you're acquire it. Don't be overly concerned if the transition. Rim I WIN AT CAMPUS CLATTER - -K.' with BIMO BURNS VII4AT ARE 'i)u tDiJ4 bO DU Ta -, MERE 3 WE ALOSr 'OuRE TOO WIN A GAME AND OU GUYS WANT THE WEEK OFF _ by Larry Lewis ° "'' "" Li Attorney ount GOOD TO PRACTI CE ' L ____ - .. - ARy _______ ____ I _______ j ___________________ - NORTIl 11)1 ___ * 82 V 62 6 y Clay - EAST AQ10543 J975 *Q742 -. - --BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdohl WASN1' Fr GWEAT 1 ICAN MARDLY wrr RAVING &XJR. OWN )AT it) FISH MOM? FOR NEXT WEEKEND' -___ - Both vulnerable Fulenwider said he got a telephone call from Dr. Franklin Klontz atx)ut 5099.. YEAH pu, 4N It Pass 5 N T Pass 6 NT. Opening lead J & .' - III ____ ___ p.-. IV __________________ BLONDIE Chic Young ____ IREPRESENr MADAME LA ZONS SC44.OF SNISM I PC I i$ Pit 01 _______________ - RE COMER1 SIX EE TANGO LESSONS FOP *10 - IF r"E LESSONS TkE UPKEEP ON ARE FREES WHAT ThE $10 FOR . MAME ZOGA'S CASTANETS j - - -'-- ,/5Jj1 - - - ' County £Q32v94 •AQ6524KQ7. O'n,w_?vi.,uI,*y C'i'2i 1W Aft GLASH. / -- F FR AM I 7r? I SMD o BRING NE A 70115 C-411AGIMS- SOCKF e BRI Gnaw Is greeted by wayne Albert. Siafoed Chemb of Comme?. (Hr Jr I _____ ___ ____ ____ r By ___ I A/ hWOEt4 taiTti H 0.1 F EEK & MEEK _____________________ _________________________ by Al Ve..r _______________ REPER5 M*N6 SPLQ. PRICES F fl4 JPILRCJJç PENCIL5 A ONE ERASE PRISCILLA 2 AND ONE- TELLS THE WLE STORY' ,' • (4' "• _________ FOUR ERER ___ : c r .• __ ___ _ ______________________ ______________________ rhol _J X'v GT To GET ir _ I it , I!.:/,'1%; ___________ THAT WASN'T SO SCARY.' THE SCARY PA RT ~p to -' - I '' I ON THE W90MG MD AND HE MISlED Fog \ d #IV by Bob Montana RONNIE !HERE PT ThI LEASH RIGHT THi$ ____________________ - Ile VuRe To .4p _______________________ ARCHIE .. ____ t.. ' ..a ___ - - _ ____ I V-0 - ' JO '6 f"VII-Ki" let, ' S '' - ____ j_.- - ,,•• .: 1i4vt - TUMBLE WEEDS 1IL.S:5Ou1}4 VIM SAY ' I i. cc,gr, MJNI I'M WAW O.K., WtL FUPA COIN. HFN.'S II'S RTh, WIPE WHICH bi4Y1D flJ, ., . /. I 1110 6V& ___________________________ by T. K. Ryan 1 / -- - _________________________ - MA SHORT RIBS PAlSY ______________ by L _______ ________ IF A AFOW GAT FAT ON AS"fliPzP IN k z UP IN L/TS. ________ -_- more ESR NA7uRALL ILL GET -TOP 13ILLIN0. program that needs $195,000 would be unrealistic in Congress On Ford Tax Cut thus Chamber Education : ,. -•' '.a Is, '.. •-''-' ____ _ 7 ' - ' ,--.- - 40 _____ (IJ , S ) for $o() - and, finally, reduced that figure to $110,000. riian Sid Vrnlen Jr. agreed 'wi th the sheriff. If Polk wins tlie full amount o! this appeal, taxes in Seminole County will not be increased this year. The millage — 5.40 mllIs - hasalreadybeenap.. proved he property owners will pay 0 for each 11,000 in taxable Parade Slated ____ __________ - - Former U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter cutting, Gunter said, is th. !ight of the economic situation. shar p l y c r it i c I z e d Selective Service System. This increase is adequate 10 WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- work." fedeml government spending Citing $45-million in last year's proAde merit increases as well He proposed Iireasing the $2500 For a married couple. gress goes to work today on tax Ford said that, if his individ- personal deduction, now $7750 a and urged budget cuts for federal budget allocated for the as expand the number of of. Ford also proposed redu cut proposals, including a V& ual spending reductions were Person. to Lng several federal programs today system, Gunter said, "I can't licers serving Seminole billion $1,000. His plan also corporate income tax rate crom tax slash put Forth by enacted, a family of four with would increase the standard d at the monthly "Personality see why we need to maintain County," Freeman's rep y 43(0 46 per cent and making Polk said he has rece ived Breakfast" sponsored by the that same level of beaucracy says. who Greater Sanford Chamber of when we haven't drafted biggest single tax cut in tax reduction of $412, or 27 per not itemize on their tax return, vestment credit in force for On Wednesday, an appeals our history." Commerce. cent of its tax bill, citizens who were concerned to $1,800 for a single person, year. anybody for two years." board in Tallahassee will hear As the House Ways and __________________________________________________ taxes would increase if he won Pointing out that the economy Gunter said foreign aid the sherifrs request for the full Means Committee takes up his fight. Is the primary ISSUe On the programs need careful $2.6-million. Some two to three tax-cu t proposals, there "I want the people to know If minds of Americans, Gunter scrutiny, since nations weeks later, the Florida were some Democratic doubts said recession and Inflation receiving aid sometimes oppose Cab Tallahassee gives me the inet will role on budget that the legislative branch can money - and I emphasize this "threaten every household and the United States on the floor of amount that will be given the meet Ford's request for a $28enterprise." — it will not increase the tax the U.N. sheriff for the next fiscal year. billion reduction in government ii is C u ss es niillage already Levied by the Gunter said the cause of Suggesting ways to combat Commission Chairman Sid spending to match his proposed board," the sheriff said. 3 0 ( recession is the failure of the inflation and recession, Gunter Vihlen Jr. says if Polk were tax cut. nation's leaders to deal with said, "We must rcalize we are awarded the full amount, the Also, Polk says $70,000 worth p, committee, where all tax of money he's requested will be A whopping 30 per cent of this in this together. We need a county's contingency fund legislation originates, also was supplied with Federal funds. 100% year's United Way campaign goal Programs that came under truce between the President woWd be wiped out. However, considering proposals for cuts f ire from Gunter included and the Congress." Howe%er, if Polk wins, the has been reached, according to Gene The Education Committee of commissioners Feel confident in the $8 billion to $12 billion subsidies for big business and fin es and forfeitures con. Elselein, public relations consultant Questioned later, Gunter said the sheriff will not get the full range for individuals, com. the Greater Sanford Chamber tingency will be wiped out. big agriculture; for United Way of Seminole County publIc he had no plans to run for office $2.6-million, of Commerce met yesterday. housing; unemployment pared to the $20.7-billion Ford Some $2216,783 exists in 0* fund, Inc. Eiselein said the announcement 90 proposed in his nationally benefits; Medicare; Medicaid Several topics came under which county officials say is came at the asked Gov. Reubin Askew to be exists in th discussion, including funds for e Fines and forbroadcast speech Monday and foreign aid, budgeted strictly , for group's Second considered for the position of feitures contingency. Polk's night. Ford al the county's vocational, emergency purposes so proposed $1 About food stamps, Gunter State Treasurer, Report Luncheon technical educational program; request is for $2S5642. billion in business tax reducsaid, there Is a "1-400-million __________________________ Part of the contingency was 80 held yesterday at "There just aren't enough Lions, dollar built-in allowance For new equipment for older budgeted specifically for Pot the Civic Center. dollars in the county governWays and Means Chairman Fraud." schools; the need for more bi' appeal. And if the sheriff loses, The Sanford lingual people in the t ment if he were awarded the Al Uliman, 1)-Ore., said Mon. "I feel there is too much of a Today he money will remain in the Rotary Club _____________________ classrooms; and the Corn- contthgencyfu full amount - not at all," day night the committee's 70 United Way trend in Congress Itself to big nd to be u,jf0 hosted the event. munity Seivices Program. Vihlen says. drafts will bear little similarity government," Gunter added, Around emergency purposes. IF he United Way of TheClock,...., IA The money is in contingency to Ford 's. County School SuperinwM, County Budget Analyst Seminole has reportedly taken in He said Congress had voted Bridge......................811 to round out the sheriff' s The developing debate cenitself a 5 per cent pay increase C tendent William P. "Bud" Eleanor Anderson says the • 60 al endar ...................5* budget, regardless of whether ters on whether to extend or Layer was commended by the county will have to seek money total donations so far to $54,103.41. Comics N ......... .8B he wins his total appeal or a expand the tax reductions now in committee For rising to meet elsewhere to replace a deflated Crossword .................611 portion, School Superintendent Bud Layer effec t but w hich expire at the Night Christmas FlItorla1 ---------------IA reported the school system's Officials say Seminole County end of this year. The cuts ai 50 English i nstruction for Viet. tingency. campaign is 90 per cent completed Dear Abby .................6A citizens would not be required proved earlier this year ta to led namese refugees. and said 113,1 had been collected In Dr. Lamb ...............611 to pay addition.al taxes this year $18.1 billion for individuals and appeal ,the The committee also heard a sheriff asks that $42,877 be in the school system. $4.8 billion for businesses. Russ Kitner, reporting for report on the Community restored to the budget to Hospital ................5A the full $255,642 request. Responding to the President's Southern Bell, said its campaign is Services Project, which places provide for merit increases The Sanford Christmas Obituaries. - - ...............SA The chairman offered IL proposal, some Democrats said students Into different corn- next year. twthlrthcornple(e,with60percent Parade Committee has an- Sports ..............1-248 sheriFf a $120,000 compromise, it would be Impossible to make nounced this years f3aradC'lll TeleIslon ..,,,... munity service positions as an of employes donating $5,104 in "fair "Without the funds 611 a compromise Vihien says the spending reductions that be held at 7:30 p.m. on Thur. Women share" contributions. accredlted course. Students are requested, Seminole County 30 6A would have saved the county Ford prescribed without cutting ' ad o" 'k' Dave Davis reported a partial currently serving at Seminole Sheriffs Department well may $30,000 because money was into such outlays as those for %VEA1'lIElt The Committee attempted to donation o($l,150 from J.C. Penney, Memorial Hospital, the Good lose many, well-qualified, law placed In contingency for the Social Stcurity benefilss. veterreschedule the parade for Phyllis Conklin reported SM from Samaritan Home and the enforcement officers." the &1oi)"s high 8$. Overnight sheriff's appeal. But the full ans' payments and food daylight hours 20 Chamber of Commerce, among appeal says. Sanford residents, but low $5. Rainfall was , incheL board turned down Vihien's stamps arrangements could not be ors, In the Financial Division, John Partly cloudy through compromise offer. Mle board The appeal says the cornMercer reported a $1132 donation me committee announcel a Wednesday with a chance of also rejected a $110,000 Cornmission pro%ided 110.114 for Horiwr reported a class 10 frmeiriployesof theFlagshIpBank maWy aftercoon and evening promise offered by the sheriff, tion Monday, "I wifl not hesnew positions, insufficient theme contest Is underway for gifted students at Seminole and an M corporate gift from the thundershowers. Highs mostly "We feel what we originally tiate to veto any legislation fundsi for 12 new deputies, a chIldren in grade school and the in the upper 80s. Luws In Barnett Bank of Seminole. The U.S. the low awarded the sheriff was passed by the Congress which High School has written a play King and Queen Contest is to mid 7 to be presented as part of tne full-Wne jail nurse, one ad. Bank of Seminole had a partial 40L Mostly east whids adequate to protect the citizens violates the spirit" of his pm ditional correctional officer, a being held for young people around 10 mph, decre report of s.ioo. Mutual Concert Association clerk typ asing at of Seminole Coun ty," Corn. poddollar-for.dollartrade..off is t arid a custodian. o from 14 to 21 years of age. series.Thesubjectof theplay is twecntaxreliefandspending City employes of Altamonte night, but stronger and gusty missioner Mike llattaway said, "Twelve additional deputies America's Bicentennial. Springs, aside from the police and Seminole Community College near thundershowers. Rain Hattaway said the Corn- cuts. are needed because of the ever. . The students also plan 10 fire departments, reported a and all local high schools will be probability 40 per cent during mission studied the sheriffs "What he's saying Is not reaincreasing calls for assistance. t:Ibution of $939, part1cipating the afternoon and evening 20 proposal and decided the full listic," said Chairman Brock refurbish an old, abandoned In 1973, we had 22,242 calls; In cemetery near Banana Lake. 1974 there were A total of $3,000 to $5,000 will per cent at night. $2.6-million was too much for Adams, 1)-Wash,, of the house 27,522 calls and The students' faculty ndvicv'r ass be needed to offset expenses of Thanks To You: lt'a Wi.iirldpn Complete details and tides this year when other denart. %wiano r#%mmi##s*% asu- a. 1-16 we expect to receive In at Seminole High School is the parade arni other activities, are on Page 5-A. ment heads were forced to ink, at numbers, not at the real "u. Senora Esther Ilernander i Continued on Page A) ____ ____ '-: - ___ _ _________________ FRANK AND ERNE ift-3— by Bob Thove if gives me the money . . . it will not increase the tax millage already levied . . ." preparation for his showdown Wednesday with the county commlsslonoverhlsrequestror $2.65-million to operate the Seminole County Sheriff's Department in fiscal 1975-76. At Wednesday's earlymorning hearing, the sheriff — through his attorney, Doug Ste nstrorn - will be asking for an additional $2S5,2. 11* vow to seek the full S2.65million in an appeal to Tallahassee came after the county commission offered him 396,927, and amount Polk irns is inadequate for next ____ year's orauons _____ £iI ____ le to Tallahassee United Way Goal Hits Per asp PRII's pop - SheriffPolk Journeyed to Tallahassee tod ay in by t _____________________ by Howie Schneider ___________________ "I want the -Works I RM ac6W66 ( - - compromising and that he — Sheriff John Polk should have accepted a $60000 ' compromise offered by the SIDNEY VIHLEN J SHER commission. JOHN In addition, the answer filed reduce requests because of Both Kwiatkowski and And th to Polk's appeal for his full tight money. e commission decided $25 per hour. And Vthlen said Commissioner Dick Wifliams Polk's offer was -not in fine." the cornmission agreed to pay 1165-million request points out And, Commissioner Harry pointed Out the commission Williams said a $0,000 con). Cleveland twice that 11mount that the sheriff is receiving a 16 Kwisthowski said Polk really offered the sheriff a $60,000 promise could have been $so an hour. president of the Greater per cent increase in salary, or didn't compromise, because the cOmPr0Tn1se — which Polk "worked out." Phoin by Bill VinCent fl932 more than in fiscal year $120,000 figure would have refused. 1974.75, cern, ccmissloiers queried The commission bro'g( the sher.4f'a budget to Williams said the sherIff's Sanford attorney C1 Mack "y they do not believe the The cmty' ap$tcj,.ftIed by $2-mIflIon,a flgtre the sheriff $2,655913 request was "not in County 'rfff wf)! r the Iv!! orrt Attorney Tom agreed all along to accept. line" with the county's current at the wednesday hearing in 01 requebi Freeman, says, in addition, As far as a dequate protec. economic policies. In the meantime that the County commission lion, Kw tkuwskl said "more Williams said It was up to the Tallahassee, wii! pay attorney's approved 195,0OO for increases money is not thi answer." commission to draw the line. Freeman's regular fees are Freeran's and Cleveland's. CJ I fl g for deputies' and assistants. Freeman's appeal says th amounts to a 14 per cent inat - Democrats Have Doubts On Spending staff members and crease over Fiscal year 1974.75. "Any increase in excess of Another ______ I— If Approved Gunter Critic Ueso en O1 / IWLXI ; - FUNNY ___________ BUSINESS AT IT Ii 175 A" AFES /#5 LEQ FR all." - feel the sheriff was un- "It sleeps 12 and drinks 351 " by GarryTwdeau by Dkk CovoII R. at — Chairman Sid Vihien to provide adequate protection For the county's residents. Commissioners interviewed hIeraIdStsffWrfter SRO Wnn' I1 - In a year w hen budget cuts were common, Seminole County Commissioners say the $2.39-million budget offered --,:- _____________ XT At- in the county government if he were awarded the full amount— Sheriff John Polk was sufficient Our answer is that In spite of Jim: "We answered a ques. ut the perfect safety the minimum nature of our play a few days ago. How about hand we raise our partner to some articles to illustrate." two spades. A one notrump call Oswald: "Here isa classic. It with that worthless doubletonln has been appearing in this and hearts is very bad. The diaother columns for is still a g)od one. south finds rebid, so we take the least of himself in six notrump and the various evils. Bid two needs six diamond tricks to br.- spades and hope for the best. ing his contract in. The safety you have d question For play is to lead a diamond and the (Do Jacobys Write "Ask 1170 duck completely in dummy Jacohys" care of this alter West follows. This guards newspaper. The most In. against finding all four teresting questions will be diamonds in the West hand and used in this column end of course, th ere are no worries writers will receive copies of If diamonds break 3-I or 2-2" JACOBV MODERN.) ' / Polk's Request By El) PRICK EU j_______________________________________ m A reader from Nevada wants rebid after partner responds one spade to our one diamond opening. Our _ "There just aren't enough dollars not By ED PRICK Eli Herald Staff Writer - DOONESBU MYJppBR. Says 4 ()f WINTHROP _____ Full Amount, ' -- Budge t Appeal Set Wednesda,y Can 't Afford hand Is: ByOs%lald&Jamesiacoby tuDn On Monday, Herring said his office has received come plaints about the county commission's decision to purchase the clay pit, and Herring said investigators are checking to iht'riirnt If a full-scak lnvct1gatiu:i Is arrorited, Then today, Herring said he wasn't sure what was going is Sheri ff s Over Herring's chief investigator in Sem inole County. "Jack said no, we haven't received a thing on the clay pit. was confused as to what investigation we were talking afx)ut," Herring said today. But, Lion said he personally gave "information" to Fulenwider and that someone in the Markham Woods area 'made a Formal complaint with Herring's office." Uptonsaid he couldn't understand what was going on ben be read newspaper ':rurLs wh ich quoti FuJcii'ider as saying no wvesligath;n is being considered in the State Attorney's office. I Continued on Page 2-A i tually referred to on Monday has been solved. •; . ling .- 3, Pass 5, Pass 6 AV Boi said he as 'mixed up" and that the investigation he ac- meeting at Lipton's home. But f'ulenwider said, and Herring confirmed, that herring told Fulenwider not to go. "Fulenwider said he has not talked Mr. Lipton about that clay pit," lkrrin 1rI. Herring also backed uU on Monday's sta tements which , west North . a -- - - complaints about the county commission's dec ision to purchase the clay pit site near Markham Road. "My contribuUon was confusi ng. That was not the investigation Jack was talking about," Herring said. Herring that doesn't meet the eye. I gave him (Fulenwider) In. 4 '•. A.i );nene. sometime. somewhere, has actually made this sort of play. We must con. fess that we can't document t" V AK 104 43 1. AKR _- Controversy formation he could hang his hat on.- happens in bridge so we - it discussed this with Mr. Jack Fulenwider. Plenty is going on - H' L P I say," Upton said, "what the hell ta oing on? I have Jack FulenIder, State Attorney Abbott Herring said his office has rece ived no complaints and no investigation is trnderway - or even under consideration However, Ray 1.iptori the president of the Markham l. (vic iitou, saul today he this disised the rtrovi'rstat ''ay pt with Fukii,u,:s. Jim: "We wrote up a varia(ion of this hand a few years back. We had West make the Machiavellian play of the queen on the first diamond lead, whereupon South relaxed, went after what looked like a sure overtrick by putting up dummy's ace and wound up in the soup when East showed out" Oswald: ''Everything *53 WEST *J7 Q83 • Q1098 *J1096 SOUTH - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Receiving Complaints D A Markham Woods Homeowner's Associatio n president and the state attorney's office verbally battled it out today ov er whether Seminole County investiga s have tor received complaints concerning the county,s peliding purchase of a $7 clay pit. by Dick Tumor %ft: Hd -- State B lk Oct. ii97'g' - Following today's meeting with his chief investigator, CARNIVAL Tue Fmnk ar t47--a - --;c - -. -. - -- - : - -------. -- worked out, Hill LIRE Ou ON T49 / ______ ci -- � 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 06, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 06, 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 06, 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