7 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/96c4065c3b22018916395cf37a8ab16d.pdf 64374b5e70beeb5163402b21b6c93cea PDF Text Text LEISurxE Monday, Feb. 3, 1,1S-48 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 67th Year, No. 143—Tuesday, February 4, 1975 MONDAY EVENING 11 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (0) What's My Line (9) ':ju (9) Wide World Of Jeopardy What's My Line (6) TONIGHT'STV 9 _______________________________________________________ Dinah (13) Cable Prevue (24) hitercom 21 (35, 44) Star Trek Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue (24) Dimensicios In U) Match Game One Live (I 3) (2) (6) (9) Week (35) The Baron (44) Dinah 8 1 (13) Wesleyak Singers (44) fl 00 (2 8, 44) Movie (6) Maude (9) (13) Florida Commerce Film (35) My Partner The Ghost hAl D,...L A :: 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Shmv (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida i Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News TUESDAY W EEKDAYS MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6 25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 6 30 (6) e Semester (1) Today In Florida cc (7) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2,8) Today (6) News OBig Top r America 30 17 00 (2. 44) NLWS (6) Young And Restless ackpot JPassword (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2, 8) Blank Check (6) Search Fo Tomorrow (9) News Variety 12 00 ( . 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Detectives (24) Romantic Rebellion 10:00 (6) Medical Center (13) Dick Powell (24) Washington Straight Talk (33) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live In 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (35) Science Fiction Theatre 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0) Movie (9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00(2) Celebrity 11:00 (2.6.0.9) News (24) Lillias, Yoga And You (35) Burke's Law . I For Tuesday,Feb. 4, 1975 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A ARIES (March 21-April 19) After you've reviewed the chum is not in the best position situation, you'll see you weren't to advise you regarding family entirely blameless in a finances. Her impractical misunderstanding with a loved solutions won't help. One. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'd be wise to keep SOflìe TAURUS (April 20-May Something you're Involved in distance between yourself and with another is going tu take anyone working for you now. more concerted effort by each Make it a strict employer. employe relationship. of you to be successfuL SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov, 22) If GEMINI (May 21-June 3)) You'll accomplish much more )01W present budget has a little today with a partner or corn- surplus, use it to pay off old obligations before buying panion than you will > own. Co-operation's the key anything new. word. S/IIGITIARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec CANCER (June 21-July 22) If 21) Feelings of a family you're doing personal will be hurt decorating at home now, don't believes you're more conuse materials or designs that siderate c a friend than you are are more artistic than tune- of her. tinnal, CAPRICORN iDec. 22- Jan. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you let your heart rule your head 19) You think you'll have to beat this evening, you'll make some about the bush in a situation you're reluctant to face. moves you'll later regret. direct approach is your best your sharp k* route, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Impuslively, you're going to do something For a friend that will dent your wallet. Reflect a bit before volunteering aid. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 3)) A goal important to you will not be achie ved on the first try. It can be reached if you're per. sistent enough on the second. - - - YOUR BIRThDAY Feb. 4, 1975 Contacts and new associations you'll make this ear through a group interest will be of immense value in furthering ,our hopes. Get out and mix. Featuring JOSEF MEIER Supportedby Call of IS. 23rd Season in Flor ida F(8.tDUeUIIAPR. Sundays. 6pm. Ties, Thvrs,. Sal. 7:SQp.m, Mahntn Feb. '2. It. U. Mar.3. 12 only, 3-p.m Good Friday. Mar 76.730 p.m Reserved chair. row IIOcpnter,S4 pi S IC? 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LAKE WALES AMPHITHEATRE I - — — — — — — — I BOOK REVIEWS1I, i foresee any problems about men and women getting along together on missions. Were not talking about dizzy blonde secretaries, but respectable women scientists." Skylab scientist-astronaut Hr. Robert Parker predicting Dr. - that women will complete space missions during the next decade. - --- 50c11a o -- _____ _ (a "' . . ((P4'0*4 r.aj•t tiu'hI with (iv't - -. --. .-- rvini nm ttw.,..- - v_fl - I i S - J~_., - _~ . , I pu J. Iiam Fulbright ST. MARKS ('I1ARTRES N0TKF; DAMI: STRASBOURG ('ASTERRITRY REINS YORK Tomorrow — Breeds o((ats b P.. I . Altamonte Springs, In a Jan, trial. A circuit court jury found Grant Wilson Jr., guilty of . robbery in the Oct. 11, armed robbery and theft of a safe from Gominion hliilery, 72, and his sister, Mrs. Mary Brown, , at men- Midway borne, (Nrfs,AINMarNr NIGHTLY hi the L.niplsghi,, Lounge cI , .,i-j C'IIP1t U AM Highway -_ 17-92 Help, in Fern Park '- I . I 29 __ Requlor Compleled,rinc, .1 p1(5% 01 i'..e' mn,.,'d P01010- (,'i . n,d ic, 9" Value '(?i.'?h',,fnv 4 tv, ,, GOOD ALL DAY '''j W 11), .,-.,,' }OU8 &0e FRIED CHICKEN R.isnvstona 03132115 10 $ .' WEDNESDAY NIGHT FEATURE Delicious Smothered Chicken. Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butler ['i..i •l — . P '! "___ - 'k'i ~ ! Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) be their bargaining agent, council should make a decision on the matter "within - Women's ..... .... ..lB policemen's union represen- program would be "putting the tative. (3) . . - - -- . .1 . . - .. . ..r -- . - . - - - •' -: . L... .':!r.. . hp.'. 'ir -• . - . - . - - . - - - - - .-. - :.. -. - - - -" I j*'. - seasonaby warm through ex°ut2tiveorarepresentlltivc,it special state-mandated act Wednesday except for con- Is unclear exactly who Is the should be made now, ilderable ground fog likely chief executive of Longwood Kwaitkowski said that the Wednesday morning. Complete Mayor James B. Lormann or advantages of his "Idea" would Council Chairman J. H. Grant. be: weather details page 3A. - T. .-" .' r - -_ . ACCIDENTS In two freak accidents bffr )esttrday, i.ester IBendta of Orange City told I .. i_,IW -% i ____ -'. . - up and his car (above) careened 100 feet, coming to rest at Philips Cleaners, Elm Ave. and 13th St., after knocking down an equipment wall. Ms. Kathy Long said she left her car in park, but it dragged her uphill, stepping 150 feet away after smashing into a traller home (right), at San Mo South Trailer Park. She was treated for abrasions and lacerations. - - .- = ______ - 4_:;~ --~--~__=~. - . Alt. .. 4 - ; I 11 -I I --r~:- ~ - !;- ,- '_ -, f1 17 ; -..- - - ap~_ -* - - - - - - I It . - - __ - - - nec .in L - I '., . * - TZ:r__,T_____.M=-_ - . - - - ' . '1I k / - . I ~ N=, . ~ - - a= J -- J U. ., - IV_ 11 a _!_- ~__ - %ft I r I . - 7 - - H- ."-~I:-,- i~-r~ -I s F i A# ,' -_ W~_ VC .1, I ;. - ,,. -, - . -. - ~. -.-- - '• - g - Most importantly, it would who thought the idea was good, Cbairman Edith Duerr, who felt preferred a more independent promote cooperation among all albeit "premature," said the there are a lot of discrepancies approach to implementing tlit' the cities and the county in only advantage was that "it in the Act itself, preferred a Act, declared that 'every city implementing this important relieves elected city officials of plan that would have the county has the power to levy their wn act, the stigma of setting a tax." fund the project out of cointy ad valorem tax to fund the Act But City Manager Knowles, Casselbe-t city '....ci1 taxes. Duerr, who also if we want to." Altamonte Springs Councilman Cal Devoney felt that the cities and county might run into trouble with inequities in the eventual land plan "Whatever tax will be levied will be unfair to someone who already has developed his land, since the Act proposes to guide future county development," he said. The Altamonte Mall, Devonev said, which would pay a large portion of taxes, would stand not hing to benefit. In discussing other approaches to funding, State Rep. Ilattaway said that he has been working with representatives from the sta te's Growth and Energy Committee and Community Affairs Conunittee in -in effort to free some state funds for use. hiattaway ha d scheduled a 1:30 p in. mecting tomorrow in commission chambers between county building. the project was brought to him proved the bid of Brumley, City commissioners, state corn"I was told that one section of by three of the bidders on the Manager Pete' Knowles said mittee members and the bwlding won't carry the project, incltling one of the he would send a letter to representatives from the load," Morris said. (The station three low bidders. He would not Brumley today advising Technical Committee formed is located on French Avenue retival the names of the persons Brumley to start the Project by county entities to provide old No. 2 Fire station, despite and 14th Street.) or of the construction firms within 30 days input for the Act. concern by Commissioner John But commissioners approved with whom he had talked. The reconstruction plans hiattawa>- said he has been Morris that the station's COn' the low bid of $63,677 offered by The three low bidders in- include additional room for trying to stress the importance struction plans may not be William S. Brumley Jr., after eluded Brumley, Jostcc, equipment and a large of funding the Act in Seminole adequate. they were told by City Engineer Engineering and Construction mechanics' working area. County asa model for the state. Morris told commissioners Mack 1.aZenby that the Company, with $63,987; and in other action, City Attorney with' ELMS Act. Members of that spokesmen for three of the reconstruction plans had been Shoemaker Construction Vernon Mize reported to the the VOIusinCOW1t)'COIrnnls,sion construction firms which bid on reviewed several times and Company with $65,625. commission on a proposal to attend tomorrow's meeting the project had mentioned to found to meet construction A total of 11 firms bid on the initlat? the local option section in an effort to become Morris that the design was not -.tlindards. Project. of the collective bargaining till -acquainted with the local strong enough to support the Morris said the concern over After commissioners ap(Continued On Page VA) operation city .. I ____ -, ___________ . . I. Municipa it*iesOppose M1 * 1lage Proposal horse before the cart." Then, the city must But, Kwiatkowski warned Yesterday's high 71 low this name its negotiator. .tulian said them that the final deadline of mornIng 57. Fair to partly although the law provides that Oct. 1, 1977 is not that far off cloudy and continued tin- the city negotiator be the chief and plans for funding the HWY. 17-92 & FAIRBANKS - WINTER PARK , . I! I II S. I. C _.1 - - peliee the accelerator Longwood Negottator By BILL BELLEVIII,E - A quick and positive way of herald Staff Writer obtaining func4 s by as early as reasonable time." Representatives from next fiscal year. a State FOP representatives Seminole County cities were — A "very, very small' two weeks ago told council it less than receptive to a niillage would actually be h a d to either itcrept or reject proinsal from County Corn. needed. (',rnnt WlItn Jr u'nt —n.. the organization within 15 missioner HarryKwiatkowski working days. yesterday that would fund the tenced to 30 years in Guidelines for council iictIon Comprehensive Planning Act Circuit Court Judge A.J. set by Julian were: by the levy of a special millage llosernann immediately — The city council in the cities. (1) following the jury verdict, According to Kwiatkowski's Berry was Wilson's dc-tense thh)Wh its police cor!unitt&-e — Councilmen H. A. Scott and "optional" plan, the revenue attorney Jerry Connell — verify police collected by the county would The state yesterday also dropped 1n aggravated assault officers' signatures on the then be returned to the cities for petition, lie said the names of use in implementing their charge against Johnnie Sam McCoy, 28, of 1704 Peach Ave., policemen who have quit the portion of the Act. R esponse f r o in Sanford. McCoy had been cit y 's employ - former Police Chief Torn liennigan, Sgt. Tom municipalities ranged from ______________________________ Ling and Patrolman Jordan "hogwash," from Altamonte Paddock — be stricken from the Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, petition. to "premature" from Sanford Julian added that Acting City Manager Pete Knowles. Public Safety Director Police State Rep. Bob hiattaw ay was Around the Clock ---------- 4A It. James Pleicones may not also at the work session to sign the petition, noting gather feedback from the cities - - -- -------------- -- j Bridge --Calendar ................3A Plelcones is a "managerial and to discuss a lternative 8A employe." Classified ........ sources of funding. Ile also warned that officers Comics ............... . 411 Even though the establishmay not lx' ''t'l)rtCt'(l'' in ,'lfly mnent of a ''Municipal Servic-, 7A (' rossw ord Puzzle 0 LO 111 manner to either sign th District" For the purpose of the Dear Abby ........ 4A petition or withdraw their property tax levy would be Editorial Horoscope ............... 7A signatures. Punislunenis for entirely up to the individual By MICKEY LOCHRIDGE 3A coercion are provided for in the city, municipal Hospital ..... representatives Herald Staff Writer Sanford City Commissioners invited Obituaries ................. 3A state law, Julian said. to attend the The city should work session generally felt that yesterday afternoon approved if (2) Sports ..................5AA ....._ - 7A recognize Oe FOP as the funding an undeveloped reconstruction bid on the city 3 WI' :%TIIER 69v - ..-' ttv'k hhla. .. h.. ....... J -boo — - _M_ -- ers i o Lit~ Index OPENDAILY lAM TILSPM FOP ISAT TPLISPM )U'Fr,nthA, (P-f, wly It 571 Salrd L'A1'1 q byNATOandt.nsoldtoTh NATO members Ls a prime anti-tank, anti-vehicle weapon. By DONNA ESTES Julian said the city council agreement and approved Herald Staff Writer last year repealed an ordinance benefits are subject t9 the Van Hook said the state was LONGWOOD — Ex-Council giving the mayor's office availability of budgeted funds, unable to produce one of its chairman Bill Klosky, last night executive authority and the city The City Attorney added that witnesses for the trial, Mrs. workshop session of city charter is "vague" on what the once the police officers' Wilson's 17-year-old stepson at a 11 council, offered his services as duties and responsibilities of collective bargaining agent is Bruce Wilson. approved, it cannot be changed Authorities said the state had the city's negotiator with the the mayor's office are, (4) — After negotiations are for at least one year and the been searching for the youth for city's uniformed police In collective bargaining, successfully concluded, council city's negotiator also must several days in attempt, to Klosky made his offer after can either approve or reject the remain the same for a year. serve him with a witness City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. said subpoena Young Wilson was a witness although there is no deadline In who gave testimony that the law for council action, on conflicted with tha t of his the Petition from the policemen father, Grant Wilson Jr., 47, of requesting that the Florida GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER ' I Assistant State Attv flrnilp Van Hook dropped the charge when the case came up for trial Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor. Defense attorney Roger Berry told Iefore 4 —Secretary of State henry V r ir - . ,., . , - an elderly Midway couple. H ea vy Western lest Ch.O.I to PifEtion 41 AS - - . .." . A--. __ , .-*^ - . 1978 to manufacture the power I 1- .1 i: 114 4 was heading for disaster." W It -- Od supply which launches the tank By BOB LLOYD scheduled for trial this week in Bryant, 39, Sanford, with a lead destroying missile. Herald SWI Writer circWt court on the charge in pipe. Mrs. Mary Wilson left circuit connection with the alleged In other circuit court actions building must be completed by court at Sanford yesterday a Christmas beating of Cora (Continued On Page 2-A) June he additional empioy'es free wom.an after the state dropped a charge of buying, receiving and concealing stolen . Wproperty in connection with the robbery of $80,000 to Sloopo 0S FRAFEVIAES KISSIflgU in Rome. TIIC world is unhappy. It c unhappy because It doesn't know where it is going and because it senses that, f it knew, it would discover that it - I el ;ICA ~7 I The contract is for work on an Sissy, a black spotted leopard which is among the endangered anti tank weapon, the TOW, which, according to Worswick, species, gave birth to these two kittens at th e Central will be used b' the U.S. sometime last night. Of 237 zoos in the nation, Sa:fords government and other nations one of 18 which raises leopards from birth. Pictured above, from friendly o the Uni ted Stites. left, are Mrs. Lois Leyh, a volunteer nurse, Stan Brock and Zoo According to Jim Ol Director Jack Hanna, Oliver, a A AgainstM "It is one of the perversities ..Today we must proclaim a bold objective-thathth a decade no thild will go to bed hungry, that no family will fear for its next day's breadS and that no human being's future and capacities will be stunted b> malnutrition." and will increase the existin rS.WiISon Friloy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzle% with over -W di~covrrie% per panel in an all-new serici of"24-p,ige h(wAlet-i I, order volumes I, II and ill. "end l for each, making check's 1)Ic)le to "Seek & find'' in rare vIthic ni'w.iper , _: 15 f T IP 11 State Drops ChargeSO SAh.lSBt'RY ELY ~_ Worswick said the expansion program will bring about 115 P R ft A M I E M S 0 S A I I S B U ft Y DURHAM - ________ IIRNUMROTSRELYAMIMET ETMYORY RUB K ETNAC DI V C __________ Fourdee director of engineering, TOW is a wire guided anti-tankn mea issile abwith C A B A I) 0 V H S A I I S P A R R E C se - \ TTA RIB RN WA DY I E H CAMN A S C V S E 0 U C II A ft I ft E S H I A u By ED PRICKETT Herald StalfWrfter - EATBANOUOS III I SUBRY E 0 I I ion - -4 ... LEOPARDS Gets will be hired by late fall, when Central Florida area. the news of the prospect of needs to support. manufacturing is scheduled to Some of that talent came additional workers for the city. I wish we had more people ____ A multi-million dollar defe get underway, he said. Most of from Martin Marietta Corp., I think it's wonderful. it's a working in industry," Sizer T___1 ~M~ -- contract th.at this year will the new job openings will be for which has laid off a number of If production anti other electronic clean industry and an at. said 'We need to work with the proIde Jobs for an e4tilflated 50 production sorkers ______ workers in Seminole County has lie said Fourdee had the speciality workers because of a tractive plant," Council people who can work with us' J been awarded a Casselberry option of fulfilling the contract decline in business at the Chairman Edith Duerr said. tzx~ And Councilman Sal Orlando electronics firm, The herald here or In Tampa, but chose Corporation's Orlando plant Councilman Charles Sizer called Fourdee the "most __________ ________ has learned Ca.cselberr> because of the (at> Council members, for agreed with Duerr that Fourdee beautiful operation In the city of The government contract was availability of talent in the the most part, were elated at is the type industry Casselberry Cas,seltx_ _ ,rr),iv. arded Fourdee ilk l,ist ' ai_iii December and will require the addition of a 12,000 square foot steel building adjacent existing 1,. - _ NEWLY BORN Firm - F - i M $15 -C - -0~, ' . -, we have achieved a society whIch can afford literacy and leisure which should make the reading of books so vagellice\ 14 soiiw tustonc-al writt'r of jutting in things that k not shutter. While his book is eram- f __ - 9 1,-6, F___ F I I ~ DSORRHUBRNTSNEEMAET HOLR(Ws "it will be the final irony that IInMS Nor has he committed the sin C TIF x ' -. SKRNOTRREDAUMETA I ER IR B H UIF AMOU SJRTR RMK EU AARTSCKYTNCGATSKROY RMREKHLU l(;AEsGRASPB AMIF:Ns —_ t*ltl.a . Instructions: The hlddri names laded below appw foepjd. bickwafd, up, down, 01 diaonatly to the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box II In is shown: - - ~ 4 . SEPNOTRODUNEELSTMAR - French Pi'esldcnt 'aler> THE PUI,ITZER PRIZES. fluous. Each is necessary in By John Ilohenberg. Columbia building this story which, while Giscard d'FstaIng "' is inatimnissabte that those University Press. 434 Pages. it ('enter3 on the prizes, of 114.95. course, also tells the social his. v.Ii have control of the wealth 4incl resources of mankind Although Joseph Pulitzer tory of the 20th century. for -______________ first set into motion his plan of prizes cannot be separated should try it , resolve the m4lkmg a special contribution From the events for which they Problems of hunger by for. biding the poor to be born." for the lasting benefit of his were awarded, 11111"111111 Pope Paul VI objecting to profession of journalism" in Thu.s Hohenberg as he tells LIZA MINNELLI I'102. it was not until May 24, about the prize awards also pleas for population control 'One of the best ways of 1917, that "four dignified, elder. brings vividly back to memory CABARET ly gentlemen came to the Co such diverse events as the Sac' Inviting population is to assure 7:30 and 9:35 PG lumbia campus to vote for ro and Vanzetti case, the Un- jwiorfamilies that their children thi' fu'.L Pulitzer prizes.' __ low A cnownoIdier's return to his fi- V.4111 lit (lit'. Center Fold (R,,,,,_,_,ai."' Why it took so long for pujit- niil rest ing paee, the lindbergh Girls baby kidnaping, World War II, zer'sdreamntobeL'.'ne areality the Pentagon Papers and is thoroughly explored Candy and Witergate, which make up the SS " '$:OO Snatchers explainedin this extensively rt.. Fabric of our time -.-------i'aruhrI , ter of Pc prli"s MON, THRU FRI. i'iil fliiias Iripin the very beginning up t — Al' finok Editor DAILY LUNCHEON j the present time. John Hohen. a dministrator of the & SPECIALS prizes and secretary of the AdMON. Baby Beef Liver visory Board on the Pulitzer of TUES. Veal Parmesan ' Prizes since 194, labored long WED. Chic I Dumplings over extensive material to draw THURS. Beef Stew together this fascinating FRI. Trout Almondine — history and, as he notes in his introduction, "I have left out rthing that matters." ______— JIM KILLY in SLACK BELT JONEV' i:wri: Iv the IIIOOVi together but times have changed. I don't crucial elections. I do not think many do. It is part of the Unspoken contract ior each person in a political family to carry a lightning rod of hope until the outcome of a race has been determined." -Eleanor McGovern, wife of Sen. George McGovern, mmsuccessful 1972 Democratic Presidential candidate, in her book "Uphill, A Personal Story." ... F or reter .ahoni. *n,t Lake Wiles. FL 3)H). or call (Iii) 76l4Si British economist Barbara Ward - Reserved bench. center, 54,50. side. 13 -So Ctuldrenvnderl3,haltprsc. -_ Jw 1- -%-,~1_1 DYRLOMOGRUOBVISVDMR - — _________________________ 42 '.. , __ manage to contrive a system of human nature that people where the high school teacher have a far greater capacity for dreads teaching a work of enduring disasters than for literature." preventing them, even when the _p Ornstein, professor danger is plain and Imminent." of English at Case Western — Former Sen. J. William Fulbright Reserve University. Ark. "What this country needs is a new gentleness." new CENTRAL ILORIDA'S OLDEST Former U.S. Attorney AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE General Ramsey Clark 19 121 ' .Iv~ , ,1~ -4 . I I SUUMATRAHCNOI LLSTF.Y meaningful, and then we 15 IU . le 4M Feels Def eat Not Discussed . Y N ' IA lectronics I - . r AT j.4E1 54 GIf11WIci ty SSSinaU p4s (Grmen) (to right now because t.hey'd ineans the game is over. , "Instead o asking what was tJIC more fun in learning' Beethoven's first sona W, for ' Brown says the contestants example, wed ask, What is this week. Brown 41, a former dean of aren't typical in that they're Duke Ellington S first cw communications at Howard chosen from the acquaintances It's called "Can You Dig It?" position?"' he says, "The m5in University in Washington, D.C., of the show's staff or the show's But the digging isn't for the point of 'Can You Dig It" is c41)s his game show has to mailing list of viewers and thousands of dollars (01fl what we say at the start of it they're preliminary rounds and an cli 're all better-educated Jir mercial game shows dispense ''The bigçest prize of all that mination round In which the mast contestants 'ichL Thernotn — both black and win on this show is contestant-on this show >appro ' anyone are quizzed on Afrowhite — They're also given a list of knowledge of ourselves me m 4itel> $300 worth of idea is to use an entertainment American history and culture. books from which questions will Ih vi ih prII(ru1i i Lu vellicI t lx (Ir iwn and illowed to in it broaden public awareness of I The final survivor pla ys a up two weeks before they tip. black history and culture in "If we turned all the school "bonus round," picking ques- pear on the show. .ffi __I E ;;-• with an ,18-piece band, now plans to sere up hat may public TV's first game show .pç - A 52 Ci.bc mills 23 That ons 1 .,,......tn corn 22BuViycltt America, according to Tony systems in America over to Lions from a panel on which --- '' Eleanor Mc(oern . 44Anger i5 Slore odd. to Directed l7Gr.sIiletter 19 Mongrel 30Rodent 3' Mariner $ i 1 "r O1ree *ij4 42Uiwipi>sr offici.&s(ab) 43 Old French life Public -- _ (44) Hogan's Heroes m'ste 13 Lot Asig.I.s - 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.1) NBC News (13) Old Smothers Brothers (24) Mn And Environment I ACOU 33Tocwy (Sp ) it,wp,r 35 t' a paitagralift 37 Ds*n goddess 38FatTielcoiI) 6 Section ot Ioidsfpiø,f 11 Those Area __I - __ I which recently took on a ducer of "Black Journal," cur- 'Concentration,' we'd do a bet- number hides no question, just (35) Mayberry RFD Newspapers - (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space to Pre vious ________ ______ ________ IIyBERNICEBEDEOSOL - Digest Life (9) The Big HOROSCOPE - (13) Modern Home (6) Girl In My Fortune .' 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Tveutav, .b. 4. 'I1 A t i11 eaas Guiity To Armed Robbery Charges -- r- vvOL FLORIDA IN BRIEF Comptroller Gerald Lewis Refuses To Open Files S TALLAHA SEE, Fla. (AP) — Comptroller Gerald files of It good for the Lewis has refused to pen all under his predecessor, saying public to know what banks established might not be political strings were pulled on state s. bank charter Lewis former Cxnptroller Fred 0. bitter Lewis made the secrecy with which Dickinson awarded bank charters a big campaign "A great deal of material under the existing law is cuif*dential," Lewis spokesman Harold "Bus" Rummel said. 'There Is a gray area which we're trying to resolve right now." Information about letters that accompanied applications for bank charters Is not open for public in. spection, Rummel said. That is part of the gray area. "The law does make any Information regarding the status of any existing bank. other than balance sheets, ci-rfjdentj111' kidded. defeated Indicted " Bud " Dickinson In a Democratic primary runoff. -_ .- riviul ;flG By BOB LLOYD sentence Oiappell in Sanford - On Dec. 26, Chappell said, he before he escaped with 167 from Herald Stall Writer for both robber1!s. walked Into Webb's Pharmacy, a cash drawer. An AWOL Marine escapee The slim, bearded man told 908 Lee Road, Orlando, at 2:30 Chappell said he walked to a pleaded guilty yesterday in McGregor that he is on am. and demanded the clerk nearby motel where three hours circuit court at Sanford to probation In Virginia for sale of "give me all the greenbacks" later Altamonte Police, acting armed robberies in both [SD and that he Is away while nearby customers were on an anonymous telephone tip, Seminole and Orange Counties without leave from the U.S. unaware that a robbery was In arrested him with the pistol and and faces sentencing to two Marine base, Camp Pendleton, progress. money. possible life sentences March Calif. Judge McGregor ordered "She opened the register and 13. Authorities said Chappell was i go,$160 and ther Chappell held In county jai Thomas William Chappell. 27, apprehended in November In (clerk) a MerryChristmas," during a pre-sentence In. admitted to circuit court judge Orlando but later escaped from C appell said. Then he fled on vestlgation and set sentencing h Robert B. McGregor that he the Jacksonville Naval Air foot and went to a nearby waffle for March 13. robbed an Altamonte Springs Station and returned to the "1 have no idea what the house he Said. convenience store Dec. 30 and Orlando area, sentence will be," McGregor an Orlando drug store Dec. X. Chappell said be rented motel In the Dec. 30, 3 a.m. holdup said, "because I don't know Orange County prosecutors rooms near the robbery scenes of the 7-Eleven store on anything about you." said the two cases were con- and walked to the stores where Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte Maximum sentence in the two solidated alter the defendant be used a stolen 9mm pistol to Springs, Chappell said he robbery cases would be two life waived venue In Orange County rob clerks before fleeing on assured a hysterical clerk that prison terms, either concurrent and that Judge McGregor will foot he wasn't going to shoot her or consecutive. 150,000 License Suspensions TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Stuffing a traffic ticket into your glove compartment and forgetting about It could you to lose your Florida drivers license, a Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles official cause warns. Allen Coctrane, assistant director of the division of drivers licenses, said Monday that the licenses of an estimated 150,000 Floridians will be suspended this year under a law that d& infriallizes minor traffic offenses. Cochrane said the law, which went into effect Jan. 1, requires that licenses be spended when persons receiving tickets for minor traffic offenses fail to pay the fines by ril or show upin court. The new aw made it easier for motorists cited for or other minor traffic violations to pay their fines by milling them in without having to go to court. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — A plan by legislative leaders to reorganize state environmental agencies will be basically different from one proposed by a state planning division team, an aide says. House Speaker Don Tucker and Senate President Dempsey Barren are still tilkfng of consolidating en. viroemnentrj agencies Into one "super agency" with the exclusion of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission, Ken Thiggs, Tucker's press aide, said Monday. The commission cannot be clanged because It is a constitutionally created agency, Delggs said. Prison Contract Awarded _- .. State Super Agency Planned V _ _____ w* approved by the Insurance Department. - YK I- _ -I _. — I FOR NEW FACILITY ceremonies for the Institution's new 2,70 square foot facility at II Orlando Drive at the corner of Airport Boulevard and U.S. 17-92 this morning. Left to right are Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore and HA. feed) Moreland, 1ee president and manager of the Sanford office; W.S. Caifin, execidive vice pres4ent; D. William Overton, presldeid and Wayne Albert, president of the Greater Sanfurd Chamber of Commerce. Ftrd Kederal S.vfap and Loan Association of Mid Florida opened Its 4' SanfOrd bench In July, 1174. Stolen At Geneva A murder due to private or other causes, robbery and other offenses and have gone to the bushes." Foreign observers viewed the amnesty offer as an attempt to reduce the ELF's strength by weaning away Eritreans who joined the guerrilla army recently to escape punishment for common The government also proposed a peaceful dialogue to solve the Eritrean prcblem" III IN BRIEF Eight Southern Governors I Back Fords Gas Plan ATLArI'TA (AP) — Presiden t Ford has won unanimo us backing of eight Southern go vernors in his opposition to gas rationing, but many of the governors remain skeptical about his energy program. This was the view expressed by the state exicuti ves hot, meeting wi th Ford cm Monday night. At a briefing session for newsmen that wound tç early today, only Republican Gov. James E. HolshouserJr. of North Carolina said he was In basic agreement wi th all facets of Ford's inter-related energy economic blueprint. Baker May Run For President WASHINGTON (AP)— Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. says he is exploring the possibili ty of seeking presidential nomina tion in 1976 even though President Ford has said be intends to run tñisseU. Baker said he has based a series of "casual" poli tical conversa tions about 30 fellow Repub1.ean enators and GOP politicians on the assumption that Ford may change his mind drop out of Overly Optimistic Forecasts WASHINGTON (AP) — Past f orecasts by the presidential Council of Economic Advisers have been overlyoptlmtstic and, in one categcry, no more accurate f they had flippei a corn, says a prom1rnt economist. The conclusion by Geoffrey H. Moore in the Latest economic ne wslett er of Morgan Guaran ty Bank ci New York came pt-Icr to the____ Council of Economic Msgor.' mnai 4,q,,,t ts,.-..,,,i,.4 man Higher Payroll Taxes Sought WASHINGTON (AP) - The former head of the Social Security Administration recommends higher payroll taxes o u income earners s the best remedy for multi-bihjjon.doflar Social Secwity deficits. Robert M. Ball. Social Security sommissioner for 11 years, warned that an alternative suggestion to channel an unprece. in general revenues into dented 17 tau S.-curt' system might transform Medicare hoalthl insw-ance jntt' another welfare program. State Drops 1. 6 • - S Bridge Gets uvenile Suspects Caught Altamonte Springs Police Investigate Burglary According to Lt. Steve Garver, a pickup truck valued at $2,300 was taken from Bel Aire Homes Monday morning. The driver had parked in front of one of the model homes and left the rnotc* running. When he caine out it ssis g'me. He thought at firt it had been borrowed by a co-worker and did not realize it had bn stolen until later. Garver said. Nancy Nancy Bryson, Orlando, was also reported stolen, Garver said. It was a 1967 Oldsmobile valued at $350. lie also rpurted carpeting valued at a total of $712 was stripped from a new home at 633 Lemonwood Court. A side door had been Jimmied-open and rugs taken from the living room, dining room, ('Md two bedrooms of the home alttt p.m. Sunday. County0kay - - James,331 }Jfl ft Control, and Veterans Affairs. A silver cigarette lighter was Mrs. Dean ParrIsh, 38, of Barks is a member of the taken from the Colle home and Lyons, Ga., pleaded guilty Jan, Seminole County Medical six bottles of soda pop at the 24 to rotbery In the case and Society, Florida Medical James home, according to was immediately sentenced to Association. American Medical police records. 20 years In prison by Circuit had first asked Court Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. _________ Colle If they could pick oranges A fourth suspect. Charles _______ outside his home. One then Keith Hobbs, of AUata, was __T1_ _____ for his his way onto Cole's killed In the shootout with porch while one o Altamonte Springs police who Colic, the other apparently entered the food store while the _______________ j'*akp Info th,s hnm. rrtht*rr s;c in rwn&ro' __ _____ Contract on construction of the 7.5 million gallon daily capacity regional sewer treatment plant to serve saithwest Seminole County is to be awarded at tonight's 6:30 meeting of the Altamonte Springs City Council. are: sanitary sewer system status report; requests for payment from Humby and Stimpson for $398,308.56 for work on the sewer interceptor system, C. A. Meyer Paving $5,629.50, auditing services from Spillane, Snyder and Lansing $9,160 and Glace and Radcliffe, general engineering servjcs S98303. According to Sanford City Corn. In Seminole County, the report shows 2,234 students who are In need of transportation. The same report shows 1,985 in Brevard and 8,400 in Orange County. Under the Wilson proposal, the school board could appr ove busing students after a pe ti ti on Is submitted by the studen t or parent w hich reveals condi tio ns which might endanger student safety. Sheriff Polk To Ask For '91 1' Coorinaor BY BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer Director John Grey to write a the 911 proposal before, said job description for the position, that he agreed with the need for If the Commission approves a coordinator. "The only Describing the n1 for a Tuesday, advertising and question I've had is when he'll professional coordinator to screening for the pos ition could come aboard" a tiiga1I1zt arxl run the county's take place over the next several W AS iilNG'I UN i A1' hl(j(fle.sIa has been sounding Williams told The Herald that The comprehensive land planning act 911 out North and South Vietnam on (fividing the south along,; missioner John Morris, chairman, the emergency telephone weeks with the intention of the funding for the "1113,000 to heads the agenda for the 7:30 p.m. meeting demarcation line between Viet Cong and Saigon govern, number system as "im- "bringing a man aboard by $17,000" position may be a agenda for the CAI-NO Council meeting Wednesday ment forces, diplomatic sources say. of the CALNO Council of Local Wednesday night includes a proposeti perative," Sheriff John Polk March 1, Polk said, problem. The county, which 0i'r1eots. Asked if such a division would be feasible, Secretary of today is asking the County resolution on the planning act, discussion In stressing the Importance of recently came up almost a half Apparent low bidder for the Altamonte State Henry A. Kissinger told a National Press Club on the proposed levy of a tax to pay for the Conunlsslon to create such a the system, Polk declared that million dollars short in anaudience Monday, "the United States has always been sewer plant is a joint venture by Lee position. planning, goals and objectives and a "Whether it's police, fire or ticipated revenue for this year, prepared together with the government of Vietnam to me Construction Co. of Sanford and Tuttle proposed law currently before the Florida Polk, who said he and County ambulance, the lifeline is may have to Jet the Sheriff's peace maintained along demarcation lines." White of Altamonte Springs for a total of house of Representatives to place control Fire Administrator Gary communications." department fund the position at $5,175,000. He said that the Paris peace accords contained a Kaiser had decided on of city-owned utilities in the Florida Public Coin m is s loner D i c k least for the remainder of the provision for determining these lines, but "it was the Also on the Altamonte Springs agenda Service Commission. requIrements a n d Williams, who with other year, Williams explained. Communist side which refused to agree to demarcation qualifications, asked Personnel commissioners had discussed Once completed, the and to employ controlled commission teams to demarcate emergency system will allow a We lines" caller to reach police, fire, or Kissinger noted that the 1973 Paris agreement Included ambulance services no requirement for the withdrawal of North Vietnamese simultaneously by dialing the forces, but there was a prohibition again-) t the in911 number. All calls will be troduction of new personnel into the south. handled through a central lie said this prohibition has been violated consistently, dispatch and communications adding 'the only security problem now is the presence of center, to be built in the Five CASSELBERRY — Newly was introduced to City Council North Vietnamese personnel in the south." The city planner's slot will be reviewed before the finance City Council provided funds Points--= of the county. created positions of city at a meeting yesterday. filled next Monday by Dale director is hired at a salary of for the positions In Its 1974-75 In a work session meeting planner and city engineer for MacMahan, who works in the 813,488. budget after agreeing that the yesterday, Polk said that the this city have been filled and Ehlers. 31, has a masters planning department in the city The three positions allow city city was in dire need of the biggest job for the coordinator hiring of a new finance director degree in managerial of Titusville. His salary is officials access to professional professional direction that the "would be to coordinate betWASHINGTON (AP) — Russia has delivered military is in the offing, engineering and will earn $11,988 to start, Hug said, expertise. positions could offer. cargoes to Egypt for the first time since last summer, ween the telephone people and he new city engineer, Ken $15,792, according to City The city manager said two "We need 'em," Council In addition, council felt that the radio people." U.S. intelligence sources report. Ehlers of Altamonte Springs, Manager Harry Hug. additional applications must be Chairman Edith Duerr said, the in-house positions would Two Soviet ships unloaded more than 7,000 tons of '' save monz' in the long run. ammunition and spare parts in Egypt in recent weeks, Last year's sources said. consulting engineer's fees were $140,000. These were the first such deliveries since last August No additional complimentary when 8,000 tons of spare parts and ammunition for CENTE R staff will be hired to support the previously supplied Soviet weapons were landed at the 1Vj' . new positions. The three port of Alexandria. . 32;-4353 i By JANE CASSELBERRY to supply his uniforms and not attorney Newman Brock If a and cokes and hot dogs for all professionals will draw from The January shipments included no new equipment, alHerald Staff Writer have uniforms for the three "temporary" employe could the children, though there have been reports the Russians agreed in existing city personnel for WINTER SPRINGS— City maintenance men, who also receive the 20 per cent fringe December to send some MIG21s and other warplanes The concrete walkway-bike administrative assistance. "!_,j;,Council voted last night to hire work around homes, & ____________ it T14AT NEW benefits, which Daniels said path built by the city to give The hiring of the three "64 promised to the Egyptians before the flow of Soviet SHOP? ________ Carl (Sonny Mitchell, a Winter Other suggestions included would bring the salary cost to elementary school youngsters a professionals is step toward a weapons was halted In April. Springs resident and Volunteer furnishing shirts and or-patches the city to $7,800 a year on a 12- safe place to travel was corn- full-time city administration totFireman, as animal control and using a uniform supply month basis, pleted Jan. 23. The, city has the 34-year-old municipality. officer at an annual salary of company. Veterans of Foreign Wars asked tix :hcol board to build.Money for their salaries is $6,500. Councilman John Daniels got Post 5405 will hold a Lite-A.Bike a sidewalk from the end of the essentially supported by a 10 Chosen as most qualified of In the last word on the subject Day atWinterSpr-ings Saturday city path ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia AP — Heavy artillery and to cross school per cent utility tax. the 15 applicants for the job, by saying, "I am against for bike riders of all ages. property to the school building small arms fire was heard in Asmara during the night, an Council initially planned to Mitchell is scheduled to begin buying stuff not in the budget." Commander Jack &hraff in. so that bike riders did not American o ficial reported, and Ethiopia's second largest have have the positions filled by Oct. work Feb. 4 with a 40-hour Although the council voted vited them to have their bikes to go onto the highway. city was without lights and threatened by a shortage of 1, but Duerr said three or four week. His work hours, to be last week to hire a full-time inspected and Indentification drinking water. U.S. Vice Consul Bob Perry reported by It was reported that a third months is not an unusually long determined by Police Chief animal control officer • on a and reflector tape attached, fireman has been hired telephone that Asmara, where government forces and and an period of time for a city to John Govorhuk, will be flexible, temporary status, it was There will be a bike rodeo with additional maintenance man spend Eritrean Insurgents battled through the weekend, was hiring professionals of The animal control officer questioned by the new city the winner receiving a trophy, will be gin work la generally q uiet Monday until heavy firing broke out Just ter this week, the cali be r nought by will be supplied with a truck by before midnight. Perry said the 300 Americans among the C asselberry. the city. city's 200,000 population have food for at least a week. The suggestion that the city City officials also agreed at supply three khaki uniforms yesterday's work session that with identifying patches to th e sufficient funds exist in the ininuil contr ol officer led to a utility department to cover a A 14-member steering was es ta bl is hed this morning McKibbin, Le roy Robb, Billy deficit in the general fund. lengthy discussion with committee of the Industrial '25' with the purpose of examining Brumley, Garnett White, Jullari Councilman Irene Van Eepoel Committee of th e Greater the total picture of Seminole Stenstrom and John Morris. —; (' -', Duerr said about $61,000 Is r saying it was "grossly unfair" Sanford Chamber of Commerce County's economy. available from utilities to cover Also on the committee are an estimated $50,000 deficit. Resolve to let Cessna FEB. 4 Lakeview Middle School The committee will look into Chamber President Wayne The transfer will take place Pilot Education get Adv isory Committee Meeting, Sanford Tourist and Shutevery area of the economy, Albert. Homer and John when the cash flow is feasible, Off the ground neboard Club covered dish 7:30 p.m., school library. Open including labor, vocational Krider, chairman of the Duerr said. _____________ dinner, 6 p.m., clubhouse, to all interested parents. training, employment, ecology, Ind ustrial '25' committee. followed by business meeti1(. pollution control, government The extra $11,000 could be Jackson Heights Middle Joseph W nose. Delton. During FL 3. 17S grants and storage, according this morning's placed In contingency, used to Doris Shonyo, Enterprise Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 School Advisory Committee, 7 P" IT CUM meeting, Krlder proposed the nire additional police ADMISSIONS to Jack H Homer, the or for a Chamber's idea Open to public. Lii., at school. Forrest Wagner. Long*ooci p.m., Florida [lower & light p that attempts should be number of other uses discussed Delores A Dufault. Orange C'y executive manager. lounge, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., FEB. 5 Sanford, made to manufacture in the by council members. Marcus Lemon, O3edo LIE. ja Or,, Work. iii Members of the ennimittee Sanford :.,Sanford, or 9 a.m., 600 W. Sit "What After high School?", 7- CIarssa Moor'.:!a finished products, 7 week.s, SJC Ap.m., no fee, 9 include R.uloh Prescott Trim such as egg t'trfnnc whit'h nr 434. Lon gwood. LU,,,r m DISCHARGES -O6, Call Seminole Junior Hunt, Jim Ryan, Russ Mon. noss being shipped into the C) McLrl,r College, ext. 360 for reser- Orn Presha CTIC(, Gene McDonald, Cliff area. Sanford: Chamber of Commerce lunHazel Smth William J Dube III 'tlofls Lillian F. Conpec noon, meeting, cheon Leroy C MacTavith WE HAVE STATE FORMS — K arshara I need Robert E Carroll Altamonte Civic Center. Joseph FElL 6 n irn a! Control officer Is Hired uary. Dr. Barks Appointed By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer I But the Le gislature In 1974 authorized school distr i cts to conduct a study of hazardous walk-In areas. Russians Supplying Egypt i: Charges live with It." However, the senator said, "Many of our young children are forced to travel to and from school in extremely dangerous situa tions. "School buses are purchased by the taxpayer, and the least we can do is provide a safe way for our youngsters to get to school," she said. Historically, county school boards ha ve refused to tran sport pupils who live wi thin the two-mile limit because the state will not pay for it. Casselberiy H'i'res City Planner — NATUN Contract Tops Agenda I I Demarcation Line Proposed trttrai.ii,riA J Seminole County School Supt. William Layer is in favor of school buses picking up students who live within two miles of the school they attend. Layer sa id a bill sponsored by State Sen. Lori Wilson (I-Merritt Island) would cut down on a lot of the arguments about who rides buses and who doesn't. The bill, already f il ed by Sen. Wilson, would allow school boards to provide tran- sportation to studen ts within the two-mile restriction If the student faces a hazardous condition that endangers his safety. "It's advantegeous for the state to provide all the transportation — re gardless of the two. mile limit,." Layer zlJ. However, both Layer and Senator Wi lson were skeptical that the Legislature will approve the proposal. Al though Layer sa id there would be "no argumen ts on sa fety," the cost may be prohibitive. And Senator Wilson agreed that "in this tight budget year, we may have to - :g (Continued From Page 1A) submitted to the state board.-which was approved by the Commissioners wil l review state legislature in an the r4-diflance with the Idea to Th e local option section, draft a sim ilar one If the which would be established bya Lakeland ordinance Is ap. city ordinance, would allow the proved by the state board. By BOB LLOYD county jail today on $20,000 (Iando, was In county jail took two microphones and a city comrn1ssion to appoint a In other action the cornHerald Staff Writer bond charged with breaking today on $5000 bond charged missionary collection jar, total fi ve-member ajaIs board of mission: Seminole Sheriff's deputies and entering with Intent to with burglary of an auto after value $250. local citizens to hIe the Approved a second ox. today were ntJ i-a $30,000 commit a felony and robbery. be was apprehended by a Patricia Ferguson, 1902 city's labor-management tension on James Thplett's front end loader rcfA1Ed stolen Dellfleld was arrested by security guard at the Circus A- Magnolia Ave., Tanglewood dispute& agreement wi th the city to pave from a land clearing firm at Sanford po lice patrolman Tony Go-Go club, U.S. 17-92, Fern subdivision, South Seminole, If a lo ca no l board Is t 24 Gezieva. th Place, Triplett asked Brooks and de tective Sgt. Eddie Park. reported a $235 lawn mower establ ished, the problems are commiss4 Avery Wisdom of W isdom Hughes early today at 1121 W. .oner for a six-month Deputy Donald McCormick was stole n from the rear yard passed to th e state board for extension because financial Land Clearing Co., SR46, 12th Si, whe 011ee Briggs, 38, reported that security guard at her residence. decisions. Ge ne va, re ported a 1971 model told officers two men broke into dif ficul ties would not allow him Richard A. Wilcox, of Mlze w il l present to comto have the road paved fmfront end loader, "alued at room while he was asleep Longwood, said he a copy of an or. mediately. $30,000, was taken from the and used a razor blade to slit his behind his (W il cox') car last dinance drafted by the City of firm's loca tion, apparently by pants pocket a nd take $100. — Granted a aO.day extension night and the trunk had been Lakeland provi di ng thieves who loaded it onto a far the on the condemned building at Sanford police pa trolman Joe par tially pried open. localop onwhichlakela ti nd has 423 East 5th Street. trailer. Dillard and SgL William Foster Wilcox told of ficers that he Meanwhile, Bumby & jailed Bennie Robert Jackson, took Ileece Into custody and Stlmpson Inc., of Orlando, 31, of Apt. 8, Seminole Gcrdens when he went to th e front of the reported vandals created 11,000 Apartments. W. Sixth SL, on cjut to call depu ties that Reece damage to heavy equipment at $5,000 bond on a charge of broke awaylind ran. tContinued From Page lA) tI Dr. Orville I.. Barks has been Association, American Society a construction site on the east aggravated bat tery in conDeputies reported Wilcox ionday, Dorothy Ket. appointe' Diilor of the of Anesthesiologists, Florida end of HulIview Street In the nection with an assa ult flredonewarningshot in tbeair teringha m, 19, ci Slidell, La., Seminole County Health Society ci Anesthe'slologlsts, south Seminole Oakland yesterday on a 12-year-old girl and a club employe, Bill was senten d ce to two ye Department. ar s and Southern Medical isim in which she was cut with a Wright, assisted him In renj 11 supervised proba Bar , ti on in ks who was officially Association. Deputy H. E. Winger pocket knife ov.r the right eve. .'nhiirLg the suspect, who was nection s4iui the u'. Gd .st. &606 after i,éiii &.ii &44 J, 'ii,ti ,i j reported the vandals poured Officers said the incident detained until deputies arri ved, tempted robbery-shootout at ter'lewed by county corn1605 E. Seminole Blvd. in sand into the hydraulic systems allegedly o'curred during a In Other sherif 'I and batteries of two motor "disciplinary action." The girl deputy Charles f's reports, the Altamonte Springs A & p mlssloners last week, was chief Sanfor d. Coffee said store in the Interstate Mall, SR- of Anesthesiology at Se minole gr aders. was turned over to state burglars entered Northside 436 and 1-4. Memo ri al Hos pita l In d. Sanfor Theodore DeUfield, 34, of 1114 authorities. Baptist Church, 9439 Forest Miss Ketteringham pled He has served as county W. 12th St., Sanford, was in Jerome K. Reese, l, uf City Road , by a window and -• guilty to misdemeanor charges physician for county welfare of attempted grand larceny, patients from Z945 to 1975 and Improper exhibition of ii has been in private practice in f irearm and u nauthorized use Sanford from 1 45 to 1961. J of a motor vehicle in the in. Barks was born In M issour i, cidenL She could have received received a B.A. from St. Louis The construction of a new Cauelberry Police Chief authorities a nd will be returned candy from vending machines a maximum sentence of three University, M.A. fiomn Missouri Osteeri Bridge moved one step J1 " George Karcher said Tuesday here to face Seminole County ,nd also attempted, Un- years In ja il cm the charges. University, and an M.D. from closej- 'a reality today — at two Juvenilci suspected of Juvenile Court au thorities, successfully, to break into a Miss Ketteringham had been Washington U ni versity in St. least technically — with county breaking into the Clark According to Karcher, the safe. He said they were not held in protective custody since I.AI1s, ap oval pr of Department of Chrysler Plymou th dealership youths broke Into the auto Seminole County youths. she pleaded guilty and agreed He served in the U.S. Army Transpor tation (DOT) building recently have been ap- dealer's on Jan. 21 and took A 1975 Toyota valued at $5,090 to turn state 's evidence against Medical Corps during World acti vities there. piehended by West Palm Beach petty cash, cigarettes and and owned by Jimmy Bryant two other suspects in the War II, and was discharged lii Wi th little discussion today, Toyota was found at 290 shootou t case. 1945 wi th the rank of Captain, the County Commission Hibiscus and returned to the Robert Dennis Phillips, , Under the planned me- designated bulkhead lines, and autodealer, according to police Vidalia, Ga., pleaded guil ty organization of the County approved an application for a rrpo;t.s. Jan. 14 to robbery and at. Commission segment of dredge and fill permit on the - I Casselberry police are also on LmpteJ murder in the case and government, Barks will operate w es de t si of the existing bridge the lookout for a pair of Is in Seminole County Jail under the new Department of on SR 415. juveniles who broke Into the awaiting completion of a pie- Human Services, w hich will Altamonte Springs po li ce are A parked, unlocked car at Investi gating two vehicle theft s AIti,mgw,I. Uufl kt,iss,h,, b. residences of Jules CoUe, 333 sentence investigation. He Include Health Ind Sanitation. Laxe Howell Howell Road and Eda faces a possible 30 year or life Welfare assistance, Animal * and a burglary. Deputies Search For Loader By ED PRICKET Herald Stall Writer ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — The Ethiopian military regime today asked the Moslem rebels in Eritrea to lay down their arms after five days of fighting but vowed it would never permit the northern province to secede. The statement issued by the military regime termed the p.,kI., .f ai. . .• ruiu-ean .Libera tion Front (ELF) "a handful of bandits." It offered amnesty "to people who committed i Tu*,4.y.Feb. 4. 1971--IS Layer Favors Proposed Btising LegisIaf'ion 61 To Lay Down Their Arms Reconstruction p;,1 - . Ethiopians Ask Rebels — IJI'lp1 vLO -I T. % antord, Ft. 16 IN BRIEF 1 ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) — "I was so confident I'd be acquitted that I had my victory statement prepared two days ago," Alan G. Stanford Jr., said after a Circuit Court jury cleared him of a first degree murder charge. The jury deliberated two and one-half hours Monday night before reporting Its verdict In the machete slaying of onetime Broadway showgirl Athalla Ponseli Undsley, Stanford's neighbor. Maintaining his innocence, as he had throughout the two-week trial, Stanford dropped to his knees and thanked God when the verdict was read. Then he stood and said 'Thank you, ladles and gentlemen" to the eight men and four women of the jury. "I knew that the truth would come out," Stanford told reporters. Hlswlfe Patti and daughters Patricia and Sherry echoed the remark, which was the victory statement he devised Saturday night after two gruelling days on the witness stand. He, his wife and daughter Patricia, 19, spent long hours wider crow-examination. But, upon brief reflection after hearing the verdict and hugging his family, Stanford said the crucial witness may have been Adele McLaughlin. She testified that she rode her bicycle past Mrs. Lind. sley's home about 4:30 p.m. on Jan. 23, 1974, and saw a man wearing a white shirt to the yard. In court, she Identified him as Dewey Lee, a mechanic employed by St. Johns County who testified he had found a machete and a package of clothing in a marsh a mile from the Stanford home on Feb. 17. Mrs. Llndsley, 56, was hacked to death with at least nine blows ofa machete-like weapon at about 6:IOp.m. Jan. 23, witnesses said. Miss McLaughlin had reported what she saw to police the next day when she heard about the killing. "And they did nothing about It," Stanford's attorney Edward Booth hammered at the jury In closing arguments. "It seems M me a travesty In justicefor the tmestlgators to have C ,erlooked so many things that even a 10year.oldIn a junior G-man suit would have known to do. "They were hell bent on getting Alan Stanford," Booth charged. Sheriff Dudley Garrett said that in spite of the acquittal, the case of Mrs. Lindsley's slaying is closed. "To continue would be to persecute an Innocent person" Garrett said. Stanford, 50, said he hopes to get back his $X.0004-yew job as county manager for St. Johns County. He was given a leave of absence without pay after his arrest last February and said "My financial situation Is just about devastated." County commission chairman Robert Qirtan said no decision will be made before next week and that Stanford would first have to apply for reinstatement Commissioner Herbie Wiles said he was "tickled to death" by the verdict but would let Qirtan take the lead on whether to take Stz'iford back. However, commissioner Fred Green declared "there is chance that Stanford will be rehired." GROUNDBREAKING Officials of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mid-florida held ground breaking a. L. I no ,, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Department has awarded a contract for construction of a 300-bed prison but is still referring the en tire file to Atty. Gen. Robert Sievin for Investigation, officials say. In a memorandum to Cabinet aides, T. Michael Seale, ass'tJ.nt department executive director, said Monday that Standard Construction Co. of Florida Inc., Maitland, had posted a performance bond cm Jan. 31 and It .__ q . , Stanford Acqu!tted On Murder Charge ' Lvor,m; ' I 1 4 Drinking Water Shortage - Committee To Study Economy 1 CALENDAR___ -I. ; HOSPITAL NOTES ________________________________________________________ - _-- Little _ 'JVU'(J" Seminole ('oun'y' Young Lyons, president and publisher of "Toothy" will discuss "The Republicans, 8 p.m.. Quality .Seed" drug rehabilitation Inn, 14 and 434. Speaker program. Two members of the Jack homer, executive program will tell what it has manager Greater Sanford done for them. For reservations ('tiitnibe - of Commerce. call the Chamber office. I.akes'iew Middle School Advisory Committee meeting, 7:30 p.m., school Library. Open to all interested parents. - WEATHER 'i estcrd , s morning 57. Fair to partly cloudy and con unseasonably warm through tirwed unseasonably Wedneay except for considerable ground fog likely Wednesday morning Slight chance of showers Wednesday High temperatures nearlOand lows upper SOS to WOW s. Easterly wricls tO Ic oc casIonaIly 13 mph decreasIng tonight and beroming southerly Wednesday Shower probability Wednesday o per cent. Extended Forecasts Thursday through Saturday Florida Penin Sula — Considerable cloudiness and mild In the north port ion with some occasional rain Warm and moilly sunny South portion with only a slight chance of showers H'QhS mostly In the sOs extreme north, lOs central and around lOifl the eltteme south. Lows In the 103 and SOS el trema north. SOs central and óOs in the extreme South Dayton Beach tides for Wed high 3.17 am, 339pm. nesday Port m low 937 am, 914 high 3.0S a m 3 17 Canaveral P m low 9 17 a ni 9 ]S p I i:. . - - , Oil Painting. 9 a.m. to noon, it) ss t'cks, AEC 11. Seminole inole Junior College Community Services for reservations, Berlha McMullen Joe 'C Collins iosmh M Spivey Kennedy Kate .1 Swoim Annie Lois Turner Polly Ifopkins Estelle flrocjdon Charles I. Ward III, Altamonte Springs James D Durham. Mary Wlda Davidson Hodge. Deflary GlAays 0 1.fl0er, DeBary Gladys I Jessup. DeLar C) Jean Holby, OeLand o'n J Meyers, Deltona V,llic M Hower. DItot Elf. tlrn*, Lrlton,s Beach kathleen 0 Rrutr. Ovdø Lcccr I White, Charleston ,. V, Factory-Reconditioned 9 IBM Typewriters International (Sanford), 7:30 pm,, Cavalier Restaurant, 17-92. ANON' OVEREATERS p.m., Altamonte YMOUS, 7:30 Springs Community Center. Civitan FEB. 8 (;ustas-us Adolphus College 65.ineniber tlnd of St. Peter, IInn in concert, '1:30 p.m., ScIlliflolt.' High S -hool gym. Minnie Mae LewiS Frances A Hickson Roosevelt Harris Irving R. Hsrr.son 1. Morgan Dorothea B Fogle Betsie B Aaams Harold L Sergent James Smith Velma 14 DeMoft, Dt'ltona Iva J McArthy, Deltona Leland W Hutch'søn, lelton., Jeanne F Thacker. Deltona Stephen H. Hall, New Smyrn,'i ! Sanford Middle School Advisory Committee, 3:15 p.m., school library. FEB. 7 N%RFE, First Federal .Savings & Loan of Seminole, First Street, Sanford, 1 p.m. Ruth Little M yraHall I'::' ki l oolt Henry No&has 17 reans why should come to tis 1fIn tax help0 — Reason 1. We are income tax specists. al We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction, We want to leave no stone 'unturned to make sure ys pay the smallest legitimate tax - i ~ __s_0! .,.v - ) • i., b%'II tii I 4 11 iwpot'unal spt.iij Est-cutivo v.'lerS ttgtit tuuth, Al mcstwantcd' le.) tu!". - and mute. (Elij We *or 54t5'i tOedl,'_t t, 'i . i r cit ut • ..i'.l I - - 0:090UH1113111. :', S 39950 . StUart 1. E xecutive THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Model U *W george 11 E I1')!1 . F. * - SANFORD LONG WOOD 309 E. 1st St. Ph. 3224771 )3 N hwy. 17-9'! Ph. S3l'-llsl Opefl9a.m..9p.m.Weekdays,9.55t,&Sun, OPEN TONIGHT —NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Other Area Office In Oviedo �___ /"M"~ * Not too many weeks 300 S. hhENCfl AVE., SMIITC,RD, FU. 3277! Are-3 Code 305-322.11 or 831.9993 Tuesday, Feb. 4, — Around. The Clock -- 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WU.1.IAM a CURB IE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director go 1 t', firs-, 4 peilenc'e regarding jury duty and wrote of what I observed as a terrible waste of time insofar as this venireman it concerned Reader reaction to that article basically confirmed similar feelings from those who have also gone this route. Although I indicated there was a feeling of nobody knowing what's really going on causing innumerable delays, etc., that was not the case for Clerk of the Circuit Court Arthur Beckwith and his staff when it came time to mail out the checks to those of u who reported for duty that week, My check was in the mail the following week covering the $10 per day, plus mileage from my voting precinct to the courthouse. It amounted to $46, as best as I can recall it now, The point I'm trying to make Is there were 100 of us called to serve that week. Actually only six persons ever did get to serve as jurors. However, using my check as an average multiplying It timesthe 100 persons, that $4,600 which was paid to Deficit Hits Home Loans The housing industry customarily sits at the spearpoint of both recession and economic recovery in the United States of America. It traditionally is the first to feel an economic downturn and first to show signs of renewed prosperity. Last year, the industry suffered its seventh slump since World War H. Housing starts in 1974 dropped from 2.05 million to 1.3 million units, the largest annual decline since 1943. The cause can be traced to the inflation which has pushed the price of homes to record highs. Because fewer Americans are buying homes there were sufficient homes for sale at the end of 1974 to furnish the demand of citizens for a year. The depression in housing led the federal government to pour $25 billion in federal funds into the industry last year, mostly in the form of subsidies for single family housing. It is a tribute to the basic strength of our economic system that so much federal borros%ing, which added to the general inflation and the price of homes, did not lead to a new housing problem. In fact. the opposite proved true as the system, which still is competitive, recovered slight]) B) th e end of 1974, more money was flowing into savings and loan institutions and banks that form the principal source for home financing. First National City Bank of New York , for examp e, notedthat at inflow to lending institutions, which had shrunk to about $5W million-a-month in mid-1974, Averting Revolution "The Law is wrong, the government Is wrong, I'm being pushed around.' BOSTON (NEA) It still seems strange to some to hear Nancy vottscriticiie the system Even In these times when such is the predilection Of increasing numbers of citizens, when grum bles can be expected at the drop of an opportunity from young people, poor people, blackpeople,ltremamsakindo(contradiction for Mrs. Yottstodolikewtse She is lower middle class white, married to a - __ T"w'cL A.4J,. - hard hitt, backbone of the community and all that. It is accurate to say the larger society has grown used to her kind suffering in silence and j - - -. I ,. fl__• 1 osperous The big three of Chrysler, Ford and General - ' I - ___________ _____ — I The winter of the automakers' discontent into an early and - , * - --- " " ItS -: ___ '— - ..' ___ 'I - i&~q I % other compan ' I 4, ...---.. - , ) . ~ I 1.0-~ 1 I 1 Sometimes .. I - ) )JL:,L - -1r, ( I(I-routider to score his second straight win over the Georgian a new U.S.-made car, and a clothier in Bir mL'igham, Mich., is advertising a 10 per cent discount to anyone who has proof of a new d the Detroit Red PrIis wi7 give two tickets to a home gsime to anyone who buys a new car from an area dealer WILLIAM A. RUSHER ys tal Balls Amazing &ystalballscocnetn all sizes; the most amazing is the ø)ne which enables sports oracles to rank college basketball team beftwe they have p!ayed any games. Perez started slowl> but came on midway in the knock 1200 off a set of golf clubs with purchaw of , ;; A - b e. - i . o Time To Quit Now Sperry and Hutchinson Co. is giving 5o,000 S&II stamps to any of its employes who buy a new car before March 31. and WPIX-TV in New York has announced it will run free television ads to racist charge? Because it is an easy answer, the te auto sales. BANGKOK The familiar parable of the two sears all the dywg has been done by South promo hard Oting The spark that ignited it all seems to ha ie been to do would be for Boston and httle boy whose teacher asked him whether the Vietnamese, Laot.imts and Cambodians who are America to admit Wt the wants and reasonings water &1a33 was half full or half empty comes as determined to remain non-Communist as the strwk last Decenber when William W. xeefer, .0 president of Warner EledricB1. ke&Qur omitted from Ow process of progressive thought- situation in Southeast Asia. This huge and It is sH very well to scoiff at the "dernocrsUc" and Rodney F. Ackemian, vice president of auto 713e omission is easily explained. Descvxknts POPUIous Peninsula of Asia was marked by the pretensions of these young and precarimtely ss,ks, were facing the bleak prospect of cur. tai ling the cowpany s output of alrconditloner of Jacksonian America, heroes of democratic COITUnUnIStS for conquest just as soon as they got viable nations, but their •jej 'e mythology, the working whites (largely com- China under their belts. That was 25 )ears ago - resistance to the massive Communist effort to compressor clutches for Chr)mler and American laying off 10 per cent of their work prised of ethnic groups In Boston,the Irish) but the Communists haven't conquered overrun them Is one of the great success stories -Moto" orce Southeast Asia et have been tho ughttobeprlmar) beneficiaries of of the latter 20th century to date They decided LO switch their attention from the American experience. This is the nation that Instead the struggle goes on, wit1iin almost One must always add "to date," because of doom and gloom to searching for a positive idea .has made conunon dreanu reality. The rich got every nation of the region. In each Uwe is a local course the effixt continues. As viewed from that would perk up em richer, which is true in all nations, but here ploye moral, help two Communist Insurgent movement, always sup. Thailand, still comparatively (though not workers profited too. lied with mmunist arms and often stiffened wholly) unscathed, there seems no ream to As the nation changes, however, the class does with Communist North Vietnamese) troops. assume that the Communists will at last succeed - noL Thus the workers have been left behind The insurgents hide out in the countzride, oc- where, for a quarter of a century, they have only cowl tonight, while the LymanGre)hounds play America." 9 575 VI'' sei'c going to make it' The money Honey we get back from our income lax snould cover the rise in the price of fuel!" — - me Senate's weary o - RIM --- -- _ _-j . --- - -- - - .- -_- --- ... L 1 i - 4 10 ' . . . - ,= - __1 ' . ' -s' hoyt didn't have as many ''lkrman hit me pretty well,'' first-hand liiiIliories of Ave.-ill. Hoyt, his miiemo'y "lie played in the American same thrill while they are still alive" revching back though the pages League while I was in the Naof time to baseball's yester- tional," t he 01(1 pitcher said, Averill, an outfielder, compiled year. a .318 batting average in 12 full ish, Wash., the .mme town in figures out of the jurIsilctior of t IlaS4 ba ll Writers Associhiernian plhyed Irom 1931 tin- ationL Anwrica III 1947 with the Chicago Cubs, Besides Hoyt, the committee Brooklyn Dodgers, Boston Braves and Pittsburgh l'Irates is COmflpoS(7d of former league -: - '- -- i. ," - - - - r-441-- __L_~~ _'~%~~ -- - = _~ ___1 r - . lied Sox but lacked the man- DeWitt, Hall of Famers Charley agerimil longevity of Harris, who Cehringer, Bill Terry, and Sbn was a major league pilot for 29 Musial, veteran writers Dan l)inlel, Fred I.ieb, Charles years. - .-.- '.i4 -,P%! - _7%0. : ~ _. - - - - 7 -- -*, __ ___4w_-A Carts and golfers crowd the practice green at the Mayfair Country Club during the Mayfair Open Pro- Am un Monday. (Herald Pboto by 131.1.1 Viwent) W - __ - '_ =— - ~~..Z 777M i-7Lii~ -I ___ — - _.t_ -- ---- - . . -1 - -~_ __ . __ _,~~~ 'r . - - . r - 1.* t . - . _ I - . -. __- :- -11 __ -1.. -L . . - ~_ iI Z_ - _ .-__ -Ir ~_- - - - *-14' m2__ -- -_4, - , - - . --l - - ----------- -ig~m;v . .~ ____~? I _... ' .. - - - _____-_ ___-__i - __ - __ - - . __ __ - Off More than 2W professional golfers will conTete today and %%edesda) in the Mayfair Open at the £VIdJIdu ..ountry Cub The golfers, competing for $11,500, will tee off in two thn Im C rts Bob Bruno of New York is the defending champion He beat - - T- . ayfair Tees - _.__; M __ -- -- _. - - R 7— Mal Galletta and Austin Straub In a sudden-death playoff last year. The e v ent is the final tournament of the National PGA . PGA Champion Moe Norman, former PGA andMasters Champ Doug Ford Winter Park, Florida Open Champion Charles Owens of Winter Haven, Sanford Open Champ Beau Baugh and PGA Match Play Champion Bob Brue. The pros, along with area amateurs, competed In a pro-am event Monday. - Averill, 72, lives in Snohom. which he was born, lie asked when the ceremonies would be held and, when he was given the Au g ust (late, hL' chuckled. "That's tmlrne enough to walk it from he re," he said. - glances at the $44,000 prize he __________________________________________ _____________________ Groh Pa l mer .- S44.000 G.ib'g'r 666971 - 123.080 69-775 696769 71-fl5 Crarnpton 6970 70M777 59.650 ______________________________________ U.765 7770 66 7) -779 Prr% Peter Chapin of Baltimore prepares for th e Mayfair Open. tilerald Photo by Bill Vincenti 56.675 697)7) 5. 779 MaP,ie $5.060 69 72 68 71 Pearce 55,060 1 1 60 67 69 72 73?80 MIfrc 67 ?O 55060 Dcu&jLiss s DOG RACING 69116965- 70 -- Kde j..- . _I.4 / 9 74 9$ ? ~/ 4 , ) ,,~.! - ;.:o ~j .'"I'l .- - - i ",., , .,_ - 1 ,'- - ' aged the Pirates and Boston Joe Cronin, ex-executive Bill -. . iV 01 -.1 - ~;_, Wl nIce way." and batted .304, Ile later rnan- ,presidents Warren Giles and - ii1' è1 pick 69 LY 64 74- 276 Crlwfo,d second base, He was an theothermembersoftheveter- . I h bcheck as for $4,000, Is happily, almost unbellevibly, stealing thid everyone doesn't get t1w ''lie was an intuitive hitter (';LsOftS with Cleveland, IX'troit w ho could always seem to ad- and Boston. '1 heard he was a vance the man on the hit-and. good one." run play. lie had a quick pivot -. ' and was a good operator around That testimony came from - - five-day Bob Hopc Desert Clas- Gr&'am 69 71 6S 72-777 FetIer monies are set for Aug. 18. - -r - . ~n F - That's the start of the 90-hole, Ralph Kiner as new members kees, winning three American said, "I'm glad it happened at the exclusive shrine in Coop. League pennants and two World while I was still alive. It's too ,1 .1 4 that flarris and Averill also had a couple of fine players. I'm in bersol the veteran's committee Inginonhimn." good company." for their inductio'b into baseharris managed Washington, ball's hall of Fame. The trio Harris, 78, now a resident of a will join home run slugger Detroit and the New York Yan- Bethesda, Md., nursing home, I TJ!i-. Into Hal plimenLiry way he could - by would think about the way he . used ILl dIf all U',Vl u)3 ZUlU ' • .,A. A ~I L~ - F -9 . 1-1 L _ _.Z 0 4 4. I I - . I -- for him. But while Arnold is looking ahead to thenext. event, the 30. - Communist subversion, Sourwine has stuck the -1 .I - -L - r years ago, a tournament he has won live times and one he ad. mits holds a special attraction Trio Vote q ____ Conference play. Mount Dora has beaten the NEW YORK AP Waite 'Buck> was my roommate," Segar and Bob liroeg, and Paul Hoyt remembers Billy Herman said Hoyt. "And then in 1930, Kerr, [resident of the hall of and Buck> harris and when he was rianaging Detroit, Fame, P Earl Averill, too. Herman, 65, got word of his an aggressive second baseman . And on Monday, he remem- In his playing days. I wonder selection In his home In Palm bered them In the most coni- whatthegreatstealcrsoltodav Beach, Fla. When he was told • I - Lyman's Greyhounds, already down in the Middies in both previous ineeUngs by 73-51 and 8ic in Paim Springs, Calif. It"s the last title Palmer won, two dumps with a 2-18 season, will have to pull all the 80-53. The Middies have a season record of ... bulb for his home garden. The staff has a Meanwhile, times have changed In the Senate r"munist-cimsers. the hut survivors of the taxpayers for his trips. One recent trip, for ty Ped articles which he has written anonymously Internal Security Con, it . 7 McCarthy era, are losing interest in the Red example, cost the taxpayers p06.63 for air fare, for conservative publications, old Sourw ine Incresingly spends more time with Menace. 7bey would rather bask in t1k, tropical car rental and per diem. He didn't bill the tax. One of his recent literary works, for example, a little circle of trucking applauders. it Isn sun or gamble at Reno's roulette wheels, payers for per diem during the days he actually was published in an 't Like an ti-Co journal it used to be. In pursuit of the pleasant life, the Senate spent In Io, but he collected for his other called Twin Circle. Although Sourwine worked Internal Security Committee's top watchdogs expenses. DIPLOMATIC BIAS; We have detected a on the article and ha d It typed on government double standard In have arranged Lately to look for subversives in the press treatment of left. Sourwine's chief investigator, Allonse time, he pocketed the $100 fee he got for his w efin g and right-wing such vacaUon spots as Miami, San Juan, Mey1co Tarabochia, has also flown to Miarril, San Juan forts. governments. Glowing City and Reno. Their expenses, of course, have and Mexico City at the reports have been published, for example, about taxpayers' expense. He We found Sourwine surrounded by his been charged to the tax payers. potted life under Communist dictator Fidel Cas'.ro. owns property in Miami, and relati ves li ve in plan ts in his dreary basement domain, The walls Even North Korea's Kim II Sung, Chief cou nsel Julian G. Souin, once a Mexico City. one of the were adorned with Inscribed photographs of the great grizzly bear of a man, Is Capital Hill's most world's most repressive Be tween the two of them. Sourwine and great, all attesting rulers, has received to the excellence and 1mm- candy-coated coverage. renowned Red-ba iter, me years have whitened 'l'araboehla ha%e spent tboands on these portance of Julian G,'Soij, his hair. lie h b'onie rwnpled and flabby. his junkets while their committee Ytt the stories abou South Korea ha ve He fixed our reporter, Roseanne Weissman, condemned fat fingers now trem ble as he fidgets with his Their most recent major report work has la psed. President Park Chung flee for has nothing to do with his famous accusatory gaze. tape recorder. "1 am not a abandoning democracy. When he "ith Miami. San Juan, Mexico city or lk no. called for a It is thiseler," he announced. When she asked Gone are the days when Sourwine struck a how nafional referendum on the constit utior, anti crackpot report on marijuana, prepared his wife happened to wind up on the offeredtose kffor in Ur hearts of witrwu-- -I*- spoipdownffhe Y try 811 011040C consultant. vote the press aqVftdml PsYrA he replied icily: --I aft hauled, YJUJYftillY, before the Senate Internal Charged that the election would be Other recent reports have been the work you're despicable." Secur ity Committee. in the heyday of McCar. largely of the FBI, CM "rigged." .ndI aryof Congress, But he conceded that he may have had his thyism, he vas so powerful that he sometimes We written critical stories about South The staff, neve rt heless, has passed off th ese personal letters and articles typed by govern- Korea,have ias referred to as the 97th Senator. (There were reports as their i nc luding a graphic account of the own research. rnent clerical help. He also confeij that he only % elected Senators in those days). Today, kdinaping of Opposition leader Kim Dae Jung by They use code words to tilde the Identity of the played the roulette wheels both In Sourwine likes to putter in his yard and papmer agencies which Nevada and the Korean Central Intelligence Agency. actually produce the reports. In abroad. But he hotly lnsiste1 that he But President Park has promised that tte Potted Plants In his basoetrent hideaway. Pe the routing slips and private refemces, the FBI off his pmbling and other debts. always paid has always had a weakness for the gaming is called "Shrine" or "Shriners" and the m,ember3of both the govemnent, and opposition CIA Is Tarabochia said: "There was always a parties will act as ballot box observers, He t Washington to play the roulette wheels in Reno, Sourwine, a tyrant in his small corner of the relate flered to let foreign newsmen observe the 4 to hearings and the obtaining of In. where his mother and son happen to live. referendum and report what they Senate basement, Uses the committee staf to formation," But he conceded he had visited his Although Reno is not known as a center of type his personal letters, including ordersffor At least, this Is more than Kim H Sung has family and friends on the trips, offered in North Korea. W—W 2191411 The Lake Brantley Patriots hold a 5-14 season Mount Dora for the third time in Lake 'N Hills Ii.. ,• JACK ANDERSON Y' . - The Naval Academy Middies will clash with Ill be ready." 1 . ; ~:-11~ _ I — ioz - losing streak and a record of 1G.. tha.ti any other members of society." in the autoImobile and autornobde-re Yet, almost withwit exception. the major Unfortunately those Americans who labored dustries -not to mention Millions This, then, is Lhe roo', of the Boston matter. of consumers population centers are under the control of local so long and hafd to end US. military par "Goddamit," says a Southle, "I pay for this under the various auto company plans -are now anti-Cormunist forces, variously described as ticipation in the Southeald Ashm war hi ' C.=Irit ..iou .-_ but nobody gives a "American puppets," "corrupt generals" aid almost a vested interest In seeing Communism panics crud what I say." joining the "COnfIdencjjn;a" so on. Their po , t or oer overrun the peninsula. ii .. I •' ' history now. major customers and stimulate business in local mark going into tonight's game. - - LMLN-- k* my life. _~ ~ - - -_ . r had lots of disappointments in o our ears That's co plant mmunities. They called it "Confidence in '-'--- . The Hounds stuck with a 013 mark in Metro disappointments before I've encouraging. "But that's past. Now I'm looking forward tp Wednesday. t . AM tournament," Palmer contm years,ma) A . -_ gear, hisconfidnce is buildin ( 11 ~ 11 . another victory that escaped this one was so tanand talizingly close -is forgotten. His head is up, his game is in Oviecio will mo e into the plus column for 0 ftyrna-Mount Dora showdown at Mount Dora. season standings at 11-10 if they win over New inimo 4 • ~~ - and growing and Arnold Palm- Ak .,, ," shot The disa ppointment of still Also slated tonight are the Oviedo-New .z '.. .... .., late tie for the' top, then let obscure Gary Groh escape with the title Monday in the $M,000 awalian Open Golf Tournament. "I'm not gonna quit or give up " Just because I lost a golf underdog hosts to Darryl Dawkins and the rest of Conference play, are trying to shake off a losing the No. 2 ranked Orlando Evans team. streak which is now seven s ahtht. 4 . gaine was casily won by Seminole 61-X Oviedo st.ands 6-1 in OBC play, running Second But the Seminoles are trying to rebuild a winning record and are sitting on a four-game to unbeaten Apopka. — WASHINGTON 1 Pats Host Seminole In Pre Ca e War . I N. f . 1'', - a e Brantley game i the second meeting of the to teams Thtmark firstSmyrna match Beach in the Orange Belt Conference caslonally raiding and burning a village, seizing failed provided, that Is, the United States does On Dec. 16, Warner Electric proposed the socially, economically and philosophically. control of a stretch of river, Shouldering the heaviest of all or even (as in program of cash rebates to Chrysler and Sou th not actively conspire In the downfall burdens worried about changing moralities, as thelate Vietnam recently) capturing some town rather f riends, by pinching off the arms and economic American Motors, The rest Is history. grandly described as a "provincial capital." Saul Alinsky said, they now "feel more alone It's estimated that more than 500,000 employes aid that enables them to fight on. Senate Sou ed __ just as confident]) as eer. l'se had disappointment.! before," the 45old Palmer saldafterhehadchargedlntoa • - I I I - 01 r .. Seminole's basketball team travels stops tonight against the Evans Trojans who ued, "I've lost a lot of golf cross - county to the Lake Brantley basketball have already beat the [founds this season 69Z. ~ournaments. And I've had my . - 20th of this month I AL4. .. . Orlando promoter Pete Ashlock is trying to bring er is seekin g his next title just 4 r BERRY'S WORLD lo - of its working stills have, for decades, been readily to mind when one contemplates the Communists are to enslave Seminole's Bennie Mills, left, and DeLand's Tim Qiaveri square off Monday night. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) ____ HONOLULU (AP)-- Arnie's down. But he ain't out. Not by a . BRUNSWICK, Go. - Sanford's Vic Perez Pw pair had previously battled at the ng the scored his eighth win in his last nine outings Orlando Sports Stadium with Perez emergi Monday night when he pounded out a unanimous victor in Ow December 1974 six-rounder. decision over Leon Futch here. _. . Out-weighed by four pounds 156 to 152 A night's battle was such a war that Falcon Golf, mc, of Ferndale, MICh, /~ `P V I Get A Sp P0 o oky gA ng rounw H are, He ri Oflryx nry y Fe0 e lin for which the company makes seat belts. incentive program every day. Cr 41 Perez Defeats Futc I V 00, or around 20 per cent of the typical amoun L toanyofItsempio'eswhobuyaimcaror..0 I , 0 and banks in other ciUes are offering similar incent.1ves. Gulf and Western Industries is offering Its emploves $100. Ditto Ir%in Industries, I .rrz- I % __ . _________ -, - Changes in i.istitutions must go hand In hand with progress said Thomas Jefferson early in the life of our republic. The converse is that !iange simply to exhibit power for power's sake is the worst possible reason to change an existing order Wt Is working well. The dismissal of F. Edward Hebert as chairman of the House Armed Services Committee falls into the latter category, we believe. Rep. Hebert has an outstanding record of dedicated attention to the nation's security. He Is a ranking expert on defense mat'Aers. And his ieada'shlp of the House Armed Services Crnmittee always has been largely nonpartisan. The outater of Rep. Hebert will cause the enemies of the United States of AnwIr' te !''W" M !~ ;r 1# For instance, the Beloit, Wis., State Bank will reduce finance charges for new auto loans by ., -- 11 . .= .-i_~ __ " from banks and major by the auto companies. ~ ___ rebate or discount plans based on the purchase of new cars. These are In addition to those offered — Tbef om' bones about it. Similarly, the obvious racists petition with priva!- lending institutions. The comected with the Boston busing dispute have federal-private competitlion for funds cannot help identified themselves by word and deed. They, but have an adverse effect on home bWlding. however. do not predominate. Why then the , Loses .'- 'p.- .. Edges Arnie ___ _______ stores, who have insbtuted employe or customer her hair pinned In curls "Blacks have a fault. If a Uucker hates blacks, he picks - AnotherbigboostLscomingfromhundj'dor ____ Mills Groh 5. . - Sma1l wonder then that as Yotts and much of Motors, plus the little one ofAnierjcan Motors, are all now offering cash rebates of between $200 apd $600 to auto buyers In an attempt to lilt the industry out of one of its worst slumps since World Warn. AsaresuJt, sales in the past few weekshave made a decided turn-around ____ anonymity. reason not to believe Mrs. yotts.If anyt.h4 is known about America's fundamentol working c1m it is that its members are candid to Hebert Loss Hurts On Finally —N&Dcy Volts, South Boston has been injected into the Picture. The Department of Treasury must bwow $28 billion during the next six months to finance the federal budge , C inherent self-recovery mechanism of the private market. ,'-i. sick and Ured of whatever their color. If you pulled my boy out of his school and replaced him with anybody I'd stand up and howl" That role simply stated is not to impedethe john spoiski associate editor Catching is of mortgage money to lenders and on declining mortgage rates Unfortunately, another disruptive element fLrmshed with evidence . - . 1.'* . - Conf idence Second caught up in it, sure. but we'd be complaining that the federal government does not understand its proper role in helping the economy to recover. h ./ e.. i,i* i A Seminole defeated DeLand 39-17, but DeLand's Tim Chavers downed his cousin, Seminole's Bennie Mills, 1.0 In a high school wrestling match Monday night at Seminole. Chavers, who finished third In the state last year, scored his point on an escape in the second period. Although the battle of cousins was billed as the feature of the match, it lacked the action and excitement of a high-scoring, fast-moving match. "It was just like a baseball game," Seminole Coach Roger Beathard said. "It was boring to many people because there wasn't a lot of scoring and a lot of action. "But It wasn't boring to the people who appreciate the finer arts and talents of wrestling." The loss was Mills' second of the season. He has pinned the other opponents. Freddie Cash pinned his 101-pound foe In the second period to begin the match with a victory fcr Seminole. Seminole's Terry Hart followed with a 6-5 victory In the 108. pound category, Wayne Gager pinned his opponent in the third period in the 122-pound division and Rich Bryson pinned his foe Iii the third period ill the 129-pound class. Bi ll Sanders of Seminole and DeLand's Doug Chavers wrestled to a 5-5 tie in the 135-pound division. Seminole's Kevin Kirkpatrick pinned his 141-pound foe In the second period, Willie Calloway pinned his 148-pound challenger in the third period and Kenny Adams won a 15-6 superior decision in the 170-pound class. Seminole's Mike Hartwig lost his second match of the year to Dave Hogan in the 158.-pound class. Hogan was sixth in the state last year. - Cenker based his optimism on the increasing flow Once more. we are -- Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1975-5A Seminole Wins, DON OAKLEY -. JW busing, their motives and emoUons are largely misunderstood. Branded racists since last tember's school opemng, the epithet is tuppropriate. "All we want fa.i"sayyot her arms folded over a housewife's cardipn, part of Ui ::- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Now is the time to declare open season on that indestructable partridge in a pear tree. g:____ first good news of the year for the housing industry. Housing industry leaders expressed optimism at the recent annual convention of the National Associa on of Home Builders in Dallas, Tex. Lewis housing sales would pick up in mid-spring Mr H probably slipped right by you. Although the news reports have been heavy I - -- the rest of the working class population of South Boston conti .se thetrloudprotestagamstschool Cenker, the association's president,, said that accurate statement. Az a matter of record, for the week ending Jan. 24, 1975, we had slightly less than $300,000 difference from the total recorded in 1974 during the same period. Carrying it a step further, for the first month of Jan. '75 as opposed to comparable time in '74, the amount is less than $2 million. With all of the depressing figures (and they're only considered low when you compare them to record-setting periods), we still had over $16 million In construction for the first four weeks of this year. ( I can honestly remember when I first moved to Sanford bock in '59, we didn't do that amount in almost a year!) Smile ... everything's gonna be alright. neighbors. . - had been restored to a $2 billion-a-month rate by th e end of the sear. These figures represented the This aga in will I . TOM TIEDE orulc o but how much ours say tt enrtruct1on has been OONn In this area lately, that's not quite an ANDTHERE W.SN'T.NY SIGNIFICAN'l CONTRIBUTION MADE BY ANY OF US, less the six, of course. So, If you're to assume that tld. gies o. the balance of the year, that's almost a quarter million dollars being wasted annually by the judicial system. if we're sincere about trying to reduce govern. mental expenses then why can't a change be initiated? Why not only 50 persons per week be called for jury duty? That's the quickest way I know of in saving the taxpayers $115,000 per year. but then again, maybe this suggestion is too simple. It's up to you, Mr. and Mrs. Taxpayers. If you're willing to let this practice continue without raising your voices, then rest assured there won't be any hurry by any from the legal profession to make an attempt to change the system! - Uerne Deli v ery Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months. $14.20: Vvar. $28 40 R Mail In Fonda same as home delivery. All ither mail: Month. $270: 6 Mcths, $1620; 12 Mon ths. $32.40. nPOW Aillift. - - POST TIME 8 P.M. *MATINEES: 1:45 P.M. (WED & SAT) CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV SPLAY THE LL NEW TRIFECT fAflFORD-ORL.AflDO KEflflEL CLUB IN LONGWOODOFF 17-ti SORRY NOONE UNDER _______ It ___ 1 ___________ : - y �I. 6A-Ev.ning Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday. Feb. 4, 1973 . __ ,j ~*&Ool1iT± - J ai 500 3002 2.70 6 Tom'X..,od CuinieIa (2 3) 51910 Perftctg (32) S6360 FOURTH. 5.16, C. 31.15: 70.60 21.70 2 Polly Friday 340 6 5 Marble Linen MA's Steven MONDAY MATINEE FIRST, Dou bles. Spec 7 Eddy Sanchez 360 4, 40 310 5 MenchallBeItIa 1300 840 2 lc3Y:a (2-8) 1*340 Perfects (2 A) P3610 FIFTH. 5-14.0. 3155: 600 Micky ViChy .10 300 3 11.50 360 6 PIQJY Raider 670 4 Dave's Dream QuInIela (3-4) 130.70 Perfects 13 61 17310 Oulnid a Qviniela Perfects (I 2) 11?) SECOND. Doubles. Spec Aldani JavI 1020 740 770 $ Echano Sanchez 3 10 670 400 1 CecP'o Bulls 40 Quinhela ) Perfects IS 3) 1113 10 *; 0 (25 with 3$) 11.133.6° THIRD. Doubles. Spec 7: Cacho Via 1560 510 560 $ Echano Albes'di 36° 280 3 00 Ica ieniz Ouinie4a (351 Perfects IS 3) 5161 10 FOURTH, Doubles.: SINK 7: B ilbao Sanchez 12.40 10 50 5*0 SiXTH. s.U. B. 31.33: Gulfport Bob 170 160 360 6 Mystery Ogulza Miguel Rhythm Hit QuIniela (3 1) 170.00 Perfects IS 3) 15220 EIGHTH. 1.16. C. 31.75: .310 (73) 17760 Perfecto IS 2) 179 90 Daily Double (IS) 1159.60 Qulnhela Cute Cleo Eckert Jeliyroli Old McDcxxtr FIFTH, Doubles, Spit 7: Crwcho Aguirre 1940 5 60 660 3 Ouinlela Gulniela 12- 7) LU 20 Perfecta (27) 177.10 EIGHTH. Doubles.. Spec 7: Marunl Aguirre 13 50 4.50 1 50 1 Bilbao-Mugverza 500 650 6 Santi Juan 320 2 TWELFTH, 1t. 39.33: Mann Shifty 1020 S 00 360 I Morning After 6.6° 410 Eades Shari - ° Quinlela (16) 55020 Perfects (1 6) 1175 70 NINTH. Sln$es, Spec 7. Azoi 1150 6 00 360 2 500 .1 aO 5 Juan 150 1 Agurre Qutnie4a (2 Quiniela (1 2) 12700 Infects (1-2)?) 1507.00 A - 1931; Handle - $136,096 6 Perfecta (13) 11 0500 Daily Double (2 1) ELEVENTH. Doubles. Spit 7 ErnaMentha 1550 $00 600 1 1.21 400 I SalaMuquenza Anecha-Tain $00 Daily Double (6.7) 2110 $10 4 40 7 9.20 3*0 6 Montague Factor 300 3 Qunela (6 7) 18320 Perteca ( 7-6) 1494.10 FOURTH. 3.16, B, 31.41: WilcIItfe Andy 1170 5.20 5.40 4 Corky Cal 5.20 3.40 7 Ha Will Do Attny 2 Quhniefa (IS) 167.20 Perfecta (3-4) 5144.60 Big 0 fl i with 1-SI *1.274.40 Red Wtch Qniela (17) 11121 A-1,5)4: Handle $9S.039 340 5 Perfecti (4.7) $1Ø.7Ø MONDAY NIGHT FIFTH, $16, D,31.27: NeveesettIe 450 340 3,40 FIRST. Davbtes. $ WinHt - , Menchafl.Jaivl fl70 540 Oguira LenI: $ 60 360 3 Aldansa Elena Quhnlela (2 3) 121,00 340 Iloslar-y Rumbler Perfect. (3-2) 157.60 5 00 (aø'o Juan Belay 5tec1' 910 OulnIeta (I 3) 1)1 00 Fitflects 11-3) 18? 60 Daily Double (3 1) $13020 Invitation 3-20 7 Fermin Ramon Ulneotajackle Quintets (SO) 51440 61 19 Rutgers 11 1 11 . 21 26 40 16 Utah San - Diego 73 30 .434 15½ 21 33 .359 21 __ $ Quiniefa III 7) 11700 Perfecto (37) 5119 10 NINTH, Singles, S pec?: Aiecha 1640 150 7.50 1 Erdots Airpl 100 450 3 Utah fl) New York 104 NHL I -= . - . - - - - -- -- - ' BENEDICTINE ILl sl hA MARIA -'- ' WHITE -j - JACQUIN 5 - cli wi StWl 479 PIACI CON" L. 597 ____ 01.10 ff1 1. Clearwatec (191) 74 7, Orlando Evans (722) 71 3. Pompano Beach (20 2) A. Lakeland Kathleen (19.2) OLD SUNSET 'VI IWP M*ii Ils ILA $L *IUI It$SCAU -- $ _____ 5.49 . 3•99ouaa 175 c.&uwu ____ 4.29 ousi, _________________________________ -U- - 399. 4595 - 5 - .99 -,68-95 ABC 6 YR. KY. I -- . - MACDONALD ' •ariiip SCOTCH STANLEY m scovc. SOTTUO IN SCOTLASO 100' VODKA MC 1111* TI' ROYAL CASTLE 1011710 3.99111 47c15 INV _____ f CoqNAC10'1. CANADIAN . ASSORTMENT i.19'' 5.99 ou*at I iv is ' 4 Yli. soascs QUAIL CREEK 90° 1 YEAR ABC RUM • CAL VERT 1*11 ANNE CERTIFIED ' I IMP SCOTCH •Qtfl IN SCOTLAND VODKA _____ N C ABC ... 99 PRFMIUM BEER OR CREAM ALE c ?4 6,", 1.29 __________________________________________ 'Wi HOII.A!fD HOUSI MIxERS MUTO • 714 • 5*7014*1 TOW cnias ' 99 1115$ IMTII A BC _____ CH - LUau ____ 014 S83CAU - 3.9 GALlON 1. I .. , L,.....v Ica calawsw -- thU - -i- I I0ST0l '4. BREAKFAST SPECIAL - 96C i CIPIS 2.50 - t on' .- . CHAMPAGNE GLASSES 8 ICE (çN'CUBES'tZ'LIBBEY GLASSWARE 69 - FOR 99 - I'S S_I.., *S 2.49 tAll - -'u., 2 EGGS, BACON OR 014 i THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!! £ HI WAY 17.92 - - - .- ,._ ' (ShIN '*'u 'uNIw.as,,. ---- I 151 U'uS NI lMIlS I'u Vt-il'. SAUSAGE TOAST & JELLY 1.U4V 'I + POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 229 745 61 CHAtEAU LASCOMBES 99Y9O95O N ,st NN 6. ,P •I'ti ,• PI.'u., ROSE FROM PORTUGAl 199 21.95 MATIUS CRACKLING ROSE 299.'. 3195 k.44' V'u.'u i s.v UP 11Uloncr Italy TT--.. - 7 .4 '-, - .I ,,.,, ,,• , 1 - - , . .='__ - . ------------- FREE COFFEE --!--2 .rr,-T--, -' , t' s=i'- ! . " '. I-. Fruit Jars- Lids- Seas IQRMLY'S. E. 44.'Sanfond 327 473) NAVEL ORANGES,$2 SO BU Also Tangerines 3274727 or 372 0362 11-instructions 3F 44 Sanford. Florida 'IE YOU TROUBLED? ciiI Toil Free. 641-2077 for 'We Care""Hotline'. Adults or Teens. R ----- Profiles In g - 11 -I 52 J53 -gy- - - ' - - -- - -- - - - Vacation or live under beautiful oaks Fishing. canoing. swim rnlng. mobile home or camp sirs Camp Seminole, 5 mies wits? of I I on SR U. 322 4470 Car e SWING SET NURSERY. Open 24 hs, 7 days Special rates Fern Park. $31 1141. 18-Help Wanted General office. Typing and clerical work 322-5009. NOTICE 4] - 14-Camping Resorts SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER 45 4-6 17 51 . Write P.O. Box 1213 N Id r- rr Iroll now for Spring sewing :losses- Singer approved dealer . (10 E. lit St 373 e461 Call 473.4157 C -: 4 Because c;) TV ? '~ r "t zl iFullness Without Falseneu "INSTEAD" all I PLAYTEX I Tricot Plunge Bra :1 cc ol wiCows n'sUnderworld ( iii MnrinlLi '' u0ERW9KL I- !I -J 01 - done is your reward. . LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You have some good Ideas but don't '1''I-1P4' -- JIM K1LLY in n.. i'.it T'IUV. AJ IJi TIUTIE Center Fold (R__0 Girls Candy - 1:00 ____ Snatchers acred depend on others to supply the muscle. Success comes only If you do it yourself. CABARET and 9:35 PG tLsII*wib] DIIYI4N' 7:30 "BLACK BELT JONES" . ""' " ( j'iIS Of VenQ8211Ce'\ - - 'u ACCOMPANT1164 vassal exaggerate a WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE tDLULQAi WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SHRIMP DINNER CHICKEN DINNER 3 Pieces Of Delicious Chicken, Cole Slaw, French Fries, Hot Roll ' 10 Medium Shrimp, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Hot Rolls & Butter, Cocktail Sauce $136 ' ' - ' All r... - ''Ti" -T-"- _---_ --'.. '- 30 Hwy. 17 72 Bingo Early Birds 7:15pm. Mature woman, dependable, with 2 adulti. Good salary Permanent Reply P.O. 8-ox 561 in care of The organization can appear in this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities. Her&ld - AVON says. - - Make It a happy New Year. Pay cli last year' h1iI and start saving again. No selling experience necessary. Let's talk about it Areas'open - . : oft Southwest Blvd.; off 25th St.: off Locust Ave. AMER IAN DEJ 153 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.493 Florida Statutes of 1q69) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Call U0079. LEGION A. time ç'e) POST 53 Glamorous part sales.) eves, a witS. No canvasing. collecting or delivering. Car & phone necessary. Sarah Coventry to Jewelry. 273-2791 after 6 that Seminole County the holder ci following certificates has filed said certifIcates for a tax deed to be Hny 17.92 7 Mile South of Sanford issued thereon, The certificate ntmbers and years of issuance. the description of the property. and the names In which it was assessed are MEETINGS S P M -2nd and 41h Thursday Each Month the follows: .101's the world of Fun. Fashion and Money.- Show and sell Dvfchmaid Clothing. QualIty plus Call 373. 7607 after 5 p.m. Ladies Interested In high Nrnings BINGO II'i V.. .a working lull or part time. For Every Mon & lues Early Bird at 7 - ISP M Regular at 7 AS P M Description of Property Lot 1 81k 7 AlIens lit Add to Washington Heights P0 3 PG 73 Name In which assessed Lorvsey Hird and Ruth Hind his wife All of said property being in the interview phone $30 5700. Need a lob or ix Ira money? Can earn from IS an hr. 5. up. Call 349 564 of, 319 5420 I'.; - CountyofSeminol,,StaleofFIor,da Unless such certificate or ten tflcates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property descr ibed in Such certificate or certificat es will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court house door on the 1 711 ' day of retwuary. 1975 at 11:00 AM Dated this 5th day of January, 1973 S Arthur H. Becxwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court of Sem inole County, honda BY: iii. rrp..l Deputy Clerk Publish ' Jan 11, 21. 21, Feb. 1, 1975 I..,- _1 C I A - PLAN Nln,_ L."RAGE SALE DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 373 261) ., ,/ I ' Rentals FLEET RESERVE ASSN Pres Matt Art Picanso -- - 29--Room_ Lady to share Room, Board and Evpenses M.atttstn 3fl 3791 Business Meeting 2nd Monday-bOO Club Hours-) p m Oil IIy (closed We'd I Onqo Thursday 2000 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.493 Florida Statutes of 1569) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.. that Seminole County the holder of S IT VFW 10.050 P' I 1.6 Ccvio'u the following certificates has fled said certificates for a tax deed to be iSSued thereon The certificate numbers and years of ij%uancr. the description of the property, and Inc nimes In which it was assMd are is follows: Certificate No 306 Year 01 issuance 1977 Description of Property Begg0l SIFtS II Deg Eof NE Ccx -I riousewlycs, teachers and office workers. Absolutely no In. vtment, no delivery, and no collection. *31 0775. Did you know that your club or William M. Messer Ill 25, Feb. i. Il. 15. 1975 'in Issuance 1973 Jewels by Park Lane Inc. offers an opportunity for part time work to Every Wed. & Sat. Publish: Jan. as design and application. Will organize and manage department Qualified r.&f.4414tes should send resumes or call Eileen O'Brien, 904, 4U2321. Landrum Personnel Associates, P.O. Box 1373, Pin sacola, Fl 325%, Meetings Wit: Section $6309 Florida Statutes 1957. f.rIIIrAfs. Expanding Southeast telecom munlcatlons producer seeks BSEE with heavy experience in PABX design, also key systems Chapter Business 7:30 1sf Tuis REFRIGERATOR SYSTEMS CO. and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole county. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the FICtItIOUS Name Statutes, To. 5: Fee Paid 130,000 PIus Bonus South of Sanford e a-more colorful We, but LOS ANGELES (AP) - Are on "Police Story," agrees, but You won't be believed, killers inspired to murder be. he says he has seen criminals CAPRICORN (Dec. cause of television shows and imitate TV and movies "dozens 19)Be generous within of times" movies? I dU1WUIC 1AU11U3 W U1 who The long-debated question reeds your help now. Don't Legal Notice arose again when the Los Angeboast of your noble deed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) lea Slash er mur ders began FICTITIOUS NAME Story" drama Notice Is hereby given that I am You still have to keep a tight after a "Police engaged In business at 211 rein financially. Don't spend about a killer of skid row derel- Tangerine Dr., Sanford 37771, icts foolishly for things unessential Seminole County, Florida under the The Los Angeles Police e- fictitious name of TRUE D.0 to your practical needs. PMES (Feb. 20-March 20) Parunent says Owe is no con- Director. Engineering DISABLED AMERI C AN VETERANS Killers Inspired February 5, 1975 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) of service because you're All C -. 37211.4 Can Help 28 DCJ 53 H FRUIT FOR SALE FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM _______________ AQi saiW GulOf rai 01.40 lItSI r.ta,,?, FERN PARK -= - ____ -- Wednesday, selves. />I ________ NSON 7.00 - - 1 ____ Ml r_____'---- i ____ 4 1 55 '" 6.99P-" _______ ONlY SIC HAS A TIMPINATUNI COITNOLLID Whit CILLAJI W,TH 24 INCH WALLS f)EL CONTE - ,.p MAGNUM 01% Uft I - , *175 CASE • ALL Wbl 1(101 $511110i1 CAtIf 11 0*11? CAN UD1I(1I LIGHT SCOTCH 46.40 3 1 ST.LEGER1'Ij.Jrf..cAI%lSl , 311 RUM m, 3 109 iJ 3.88.. 649ou*aT " 'a ..- - ___-;,- -- JAI.UUIN V.S.U.I', COG A 7. 995TH ss so CASEJ CAM t oo in 2 5 (3.5) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes You still have impractical urges to spend beyond your means. Pull In your hor ns today or you'll be sorry. 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Louis 10 Miami =:.-.----T-. -. • ABC BUYS BY THE " BUTLER 499 ____ ' .- HEDGES "" IN CUNNINT IISUI _________ PIA SIVINAGI GUIDI • QUAIL CREEK JACQUIN -1 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games TONIGHT ' 549 $ 'a uo aiut , , _, 0 _ A 95 $• - JIM BEAM I411 V'•I'' Quinlela 1 7 4) 1)7 40 '- 715 (11 Sth IU1l - 90 __________ .- , TEQUILA vt'oiI _b ama City Mosley, Si. Peters burg Dixie PSoIlint. St. Peters. Perfects (1 21 si FIRST. 5-16. 1- 1. Where's Tt1y burO Northeast. Tampa Robin TENTH, Singles,Spec 7: 5045, VC.'O Beach 1150 540 520 3 (i). 3. Noble (10), 3 Balsh (5). 4 lain AAA -s (11.5. K Hobnob Circu'I flrua.ir 970 680 Manchal I West Palm Beach North 150 7 (4). H C '5 Prince Chad (121. 7. Larrea Shore (17 2) 79 Mystic Spirit (S). S Scally IS 7). Qtjinirla (1 2) 141 4 7. Palmetto 120 I) 77 SECOND. , 0,- I. Hi $40 NanCy Perfecta (2-1) S13420 3 Crestview (163) 40 rIlt..lJ'WWV,a lit. Rumteaicooe ji), jLI'7 •-4,•tai •,.-n ---. - ..-...---------. --.I Fort Lauderdale Cardinal ($1.4. Sno Ike IS7),S Fabui',sGbrt ELEVENTH. Doebifi. Spec 1: Gibbons 119 3) 54 '5 Bean (1). 6 Queen's Caper (5), 23 00 7. 20 320 I Ogu:a Juan Defurak 5pm ings S Walton i 7 B.J. Red Star (10). 5 Miss Tern 14rtli Men(ha I (1$ 1) 29 440 $ (y45r4 (4) S Palm Beach Gamdens (111) 7)1110. 3-16. M - I Magic Q-,.nela 7177 s 10 Matador ( 1). 2 JO Rinds (10), Prfr-ct* (I?) 5.1 7 Cocoa Beath (11-71 30 UlstttMatPiiw(Sfl,4. Boston Mac TWELFTH, Dvbln. Spec 7: S. Ocala Vanguard (156) 77 Santi Zarne3910 940 650 • (10). S Steve Hoefer. (5). A. Here 9 Tampa Catholic (16 7) 16 Brindle Magic (5), (4), 7. 6.30 6*0 i Comes Me Frdoza Aguirre 1220 BiShop KentO Jacksonville Ft'rmin lain 3 70 6 1 Boomfown Tray ($1. ,sey (IS)) ii 1 Briftary FOURTH. 1.16. 0 OIJIØieIa 11-I) $11.40 Also receiving voles, Apopia. Brand y U 7). 7 Chief SPiakopee Perfects (5 1) 1296)0 Buct,hoiz. Jack son Gainesville I C F 's M in i Opal IS). I B.nnon's Pg 0 717 and I SI 51,150 ?'l v-Ilk Ikihes, Kty West, Lilt ..r, W t '. A4 I - t R', r * -- C U IU j5f 597S B61 tso 4 Almanac RARE OLD % SIDU(T*O5 _______ ____'bIN S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., FEB. 5TH __________ ARIITO'IIELOW 1UN0131 P551 *11 1lI WHOLESALE CASE. LIST VICIALI MS STANLEY CERTIFIED ' ,, - AAAA Dog Entries __ 5($5$ ABC 6 YR. KY. , 775 - Monday's Results Virginia 107, San Diego 97 3-0 A - 3.347, Handle - 1151.406. in tu , I• 6.10 3.60 6 K's Sprite 5.20 S 57 Qtjtnhela (54) 110 00 5, Orlando Edgewater (21-1) 4 .60 7 Santl . Agu lrre IMP. SCOTCH - I RIF scotcu HARVEY'S Indiana 7 Tnlfecta (7 59) 151400 1060 (44) (33) 6) Love 01 Life (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle 1155 (6) News WEEKDAYS MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (5) Sunshine (35) Hollywood At War 9:00 (6) Hawaii Five 0 (13) Westbrook Hospital Im Green Acres Squares WEDNESDAY 8:30 (2. 5) Hall Of Fame (6) P. 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MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- Now __ - Winter Park 831-9993 HOU RS II'-I 1101 Hj,rQALoI kir IlJ il. iri ô i' gulf 54 Gals i eclon Beaver 11:00 (2.5) High Rollers (6) Now YOU See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,1) Hollywood Movies Man ROYAL DELUXE 1 5 YEAR VJL CERTIFIED 'Iii (44) AiM4LLD1r T L r_ L) 48Occtant 12 Standards (44) Leave It To (6) Gambit 12:00 (6) Movie 12:30 (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2.5) Tomorrow Show 2:00 (I) All Night (44) Dinah At 1 (35) Fortune Pageant (44) Forum 44 8:00 (2,5) Adam 12 (4) Good Times () Movie (24) America (2$) Victory At Sea CHICAGO - Rick Wotsthuter, an Ins urance agent who holds the wor ld 880-yard and 1,000-meter track record, was named 45th winner of the Sullivan Awa rd as the nation's top amateur a th lete of 1974. A Entertainment (24) Captioned News (44) Play Bunny Hollywood Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 1) Wheel Of Squares Wohlhuter Wins Sullivan v" s ' ill. s" (6) .' *otds 4560. score ab()reviaiion ICWIIZOn district lPactsc. for (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,5) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital .- Sweepstakes Movie (9) Wide World Of (13) Movie - `1 I (9) - (4) Deal ki orwil, 11:30 (2.5) Tonight Show Country (24) Town Hall (35, 44) Star Trek 730 (2) Candid Camera (4) What's My Line (5) Let's Make A John Mackey, a former pro MINNEAPOLIS (AP) football play er trying to overthrow some of the sport's cherished rules, was pictur ed Mo nday as th e be neficiary of lavish salary and other benefits. Mackey, 33-year-old on e-time tight end wi th the Baltimore Col ts and San Diego Cha rgers, said that National Footba ll League regulations hurt his chances for going to ano ther team when he got disenchanted with the Colts. He is one of 16 plaintiffs joined by the NFL Players Association In challenging th e RoLelle rule, named after NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle. ' Inland Seas On Burger Chef's "Lloyd Bridges Sea World" Adv. ACROSS Martian 9 MUL. (13) Carolina Ex-Pro Mackey Complaining fR AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER ; , to 'vw xv BLEND Perfect. UI) 1134.10 Perfect. (1 6) 1222.30 SEVENTH. Doubles. Spec. 7: big P ( 61 with 4 all) 11056 60; (SI 8 Pensacola Washington (167749 $40 450 Ica Bettla II 10 7 00 I with all 4) 3264 40 2) 3) E(I-r LCn: TWELFTH. is. C. 39.44; 7. Miami High (16)) 7$ UriS Eionza 620 TjjleMldqel 1110 420 300 7 5 Bradenton M,'nate, (Is-)) QuIniela (12) 141.00 GoG0 Cactus 400 350 $ 14 Perfects (21) 19900 Tell Cinderella 320 5 9. Daytona Beach Mainland EIGHTH, Doubles. Spec 7. Quinheta (57) $1040 (III) 17 9.2,0 6.60 600 3 Al*y5 Lames BibaoMuguerza Texas 90 PROOF GIN IMP. TEQUILA LONDON TOWER .ioucoanlvji:co BROOKFORD QUEEN ANNE w' 33 24 .579 10½ LB.'sMaid SDO Syracuse, Stanford, 7:00 (9) sets. Today, th e tournam ent matched crowd-favorite Rod Layer of Australia against Jim McManus of Oakland, Calif. and top-eeeded Vitas Gerulaltis of Brooklyn, N.Y., against Anand Amritrajov of India. was ABC EXTRA DRY Prep Cage 3.10 340 1 31 is IS 1000 VODKA QUAIL CREEK San Ant. (18) $14.10 el SIXTH. Doubles. Spec?: ELEVENTH, is. A. 29.15: Marunl-Bengoa 13.30 7.40 7.20 I 1540)0.60 510 4 8.00 4.00 s E'sLIiDebbi Eddy-JavI Cacho.Le&z Quinlila (1$) 541.10 133 117 141 134 - IT1IMN, I II ____ ___________ j1 L1E1i1' I Showdown (35) My Favorite TONIGHT'STV Truth (4) Concentration -. 42 12 °° 420 S Manatee Danny Perfects (55) $132 90 100, Denver 4.10 $ (2 S) $1260 Perfecta IS 2) 33.600 TENTH, 5-16. A. 31.31: Misty lila 650 3.10 370 6 FIFTH, Doubles. Spec 7: CPwtho lain 134 12.20 600 1 7.10 3..IC S Sala Muguerza 15.Tennessee 16.Clemson 17.Anizono 1S.Cnebghton A&M. Texas El Paso. Utah st, Wake Forest 400 490 2 11 40 3 My Playmate 115 lina. East Dhvlihon W I. Pd. GB 36 14 - New York -, 35 11 .711 KentuCky LOUIS 20 33 3?7 1½ Memphis IS 3$ .294 12 39 -27$ 71', Virginia West Division Perfects (24) 1170.10 NINTH, 5-16, C. 31.51: fl40 163 ii 6 Kansas St., Lafayette. Mempnts Minnesota. Nevada Las Vegas, New Mexico SI,, Pan American. Purdue, South Caro- Philade phia $7 ----------Tuesday's Games Philacielp,his at Buffalo Los Angeles at New York Cleveland at Atlanta Port land at Chcago Golden State at Houston Washingt on at Phoenix 11.30 3.10 3.10 2 10.20 7.40 8 HOItI B Quklhela (74) $11.20 FOURTH. Doubles. Spec 7: 9.00 7.10 LanrI-Cionra OgulgI-AtberdI l 1318 Salle 14. Notre Dame $t 27 20 77 .426 19 30 .3*5 l0.i City Omaha Kansas SEVENTH, 5.1$, 0, 3174: 120 3.60 2 - Buffalo at Detroit Learn to Win 1340 6.60 140 7 Bang 3,10 280 PushthePace 320 4 Qulniofa (5.7) 117.10 Perfects (7-5) 174.70 EIGHTH. 5-16. C. 31.13: 7n All I) 17320 THIRD. Doubles, Spec 7: ca Via 5.70 400 3.00 3 Eddy Lenix - 353 791 191 14.5 141 20, Penn 13 Others receiving otii. Iii Auburn. Boston alphabetIcally' College, Centenary, Depaui, Furman, Holy Cross, Kansas. Pacific Division State Golden 30 20 600 Seattle 2.3 76 Per-fecta (7.5) $11740 Per-ucla (5 4) 1)40.70 79 21 15031 27 26 309 )' Detroit K.C. Omaha FItsIwaukee Qulniela (75) 55740 5.20 1 720 - HsIon 75 26 490 I;' Cleveland 24 26 . 410 12 Atlanta 31 33 .389 I? New Orleans 6 42 .125 29 Western Conference Midwest Division 5.10 3W $ Quln. (7$) $1640 AIdania Via $40 6 Perfetti (2-I) 129.40 Qulniela (3-6) $40.10 SIXTH, $, 6, 39.14 Penfecla (5-3) $14320 Lake Whiz 9.50 7.10 3.00 7 SECOND, Doubles, Spec I. • MantagueClanity 5.40 320 Unza Via 1)10 7 40 9 40 HalleIuiaP, Jones 3.50 8 ca Alberdi 140 5.70 $ Ech.ano-E)oeza Ouinhefa (4-1) 14360 36 II 10 ArizonaSt fl.Marq uetle 12.N Carolina 132 17? Ii) 11 S ABA Standings 131.50 THIRD, 5.1$. M. 33.2$ 11.30 450 s_so Washington 152 673 13 igq .115 152 133 360 7.Alabsms Central Division $36 500 651 II 3 I. S. Calif 9.0reoon è34 16 21 31 o IS? 151 C 2 UCLA 3 Lovslville 1 Maryland S Kentucky 6 N. C. St. Mondays Results Boston 111. Detroit 100 Oulnlela (47) 1)9.10 Quiniefa (1-1) 12300 Perfects 4l) 1.57.90 TWELFTH, Doubles. Spec?. BifbaoMencha 6.50 5.00 500 !rza-Jusn PIlddthk Portland PhoenIx Angeles Los FIRST. 5.16. A. ) . . . -- CICIuS 1300 $. 100 cactus Take Over 140 45.0 3 WII,Hltft Co 6_ 20 4 Quinieta (35) 131 10 SECOND, 39,43 MineolaDalsey 6.50 3.10 3.10 7 1600 570 4 Rambling Red GoHy Girl 340 $ (13) 1360 Standings - MONDAY NIGHT P,.r4.ta (5 5177 £0 TENTH, Singles. Spec ? I 2, 70 6.40 3,40 1 Mvgutrza Tiri S.60 6.00 3 1 Indiana Oiiando CLASSIFIED DEPT. Variety (9) The Big EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Fifth-.eeded Brian ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (Al') Gottfried of For t Lauderdale, Fla., says he practiced hard on his serve before ta king a firstround victory In the $50,000 WCT St. Petersburg tenn is classic. Gottfried easily defea ted Teimuraz Kakulla of Russia 63,64, on Mon da y. But seco.traeeded Jaime Fillol of (ThIle squeaked by (We Bengtson of Sweden 7-6, 4-6, W. Bengtson used a powerful serve to give FlUol, who was playing below-par, a surprisingly hard fight and force the match to three Geof(nlon'sover-all record as Flames' coach was 77-92-39. He also coached the New York Rangers during th3 1968.69 seasons, compiling a 22-18-3 mark before resigning because of a stomach a ilment. He did say Monday that his health was not a factor in his rei;nation. Creighton, i, will be making his coaching debut In the NHL Wednesday night when the Flames meet the Boston Bruins on home ice. As a minor league coach, Creighton never had a losing fl1poigfl in a dozen seasons. lie carried the Charlotte Check. ers to three championships in the Eastern Hockey League and The 44-year-old hockey Hall won a Central Hockey League of Famer a popular sports title as general manager-coach figure in Atlanta, where he con- of Omaha, the Flames' farm stantly helped lure large club. Answer to Preyioui Puzzle TUESDAY For First Round Tennis Win League team, said Fred Creighton, a veteran minor coach, ach, would immediately replace "The Boonter" as Flames' coach. C,eoflrion will remain with the team as an assistant to Fletcher. "It's a sad day for me," Geoffrion slid. "I have to have to make this decision. I got more pleasure out of coaching the Atlanta Flames for 2 years than I did pla ying for the Montreal Canadiens or coach" ing for tb' New York Rangers. "But even though I love the gameso, I ha 'emy rea5() ns a nd I had to make the decision, and I guarantee you that Cliff won't regret Seminole Tuesday, Feb. 4,1975-7A 322-2611 Gottfried Practiced Hard The Flames set an N HL record of 7 points fora firstyear expansion club In 1972-73 and last season reached the playoffs, losing In the first round to the ultimate Stanley Cup-champion Philadelphia Flyers. 'r team Is in a fight foç a playoff berth this season, currently last in the four-team Dlvision i race, only one point behind the third-place New York Islanders. Atlanta has a 22-20-10 Cliff Fletcher, general man- College Poll Eastern Conference Atlantic DIVIUOI VI I. PcI. 0$ Boston 36 14 Buffalo 33 15 Ne w York 76 75 310 10': (25) 1)000 ELEVENTH. 5.16, A. 31.26: Sokol 300 3,20 2.40 4 Darling John 210 250 2 G.M.'sPdot Again 100 3 Quinheta (2 4) $10.00 Perfec t. (4 2) 122.10 310 3 Ica Javi A Miami Westminster Christ!an (201) 76 Frostproof (13 3) 71 Ponce di Leon (175) 55 A. Greensboro (12 4) IS S Yrenion (15 1) 31 6. Grand RIdge (15-1) 29 I. Paxton (11.6) 21 S Bristol Liberty County (12. 1) 70 9. Milton Allentown 115 1) 19 10.Fort Lauderdale Christian (146) IS Also receiving votes: Coral Gables Deerborne, Greenville, Laurel Hill, Mot Mount Dora Bible, Orlando Lake Highland Prep, Tampa Berkley West Prep, Palm Seach Kings Academy. 42 5) 154 00 fl - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, IN BRIEF CLASSIFIED ADS LEISURE __ __ crowds to watch an expansion team. ATLANTA (AP) Bernie "Boom Boom" Gecifrion, who used his colorful French-Cans. than personality to sell hockey in the Deep South, resigned as coach of the Atlanta Flames Monday night, vowing never to divulge his reason, "Ii's a personal thing and that's all there Is to it," Geoff. non said. "You can ask me any kind of question you want, but you'll never know why. I'm not going to answer any questions about why I resigned." Shanks. - SPORTS L4ults Imiam es Santa 1e'. Century, Cross City DIxie County. Flagler Palm Graceville, coast, Quincy - NBA Quihef 540 7 (12). 3. Cr, Secure (10). 3,_ InsIde Whirl (5 2). Montice (6). 5. H. Teffrey (5), 6. Optima (5), 7. Montague Waver (1), 5. Norma Shan (6). NINTH. 5.18, B I. Solo Jack (6), 7.DelIGIbsonhl,3.Anchor.nlu, rn 4. Strato Queen (12), S. Biikley Cam (3). 6. King Pin (10),?. Look Ethel (7-7). S Soolhy Bill (I) TENTH, $.16. A 1, Hoefer's !aIlie (4), 7. Dark Rider (S) 3. MA's Jeanie (331.4. Mixer B (10), Callaway Sam (6). 6. Bo Collins (6), 7. Diamond Charge (I), S. Texas Fay (12). ELEVENTH, is. $ 1. R 5. Ti Picky (5). 2 Peggy Shan (10), 3. K's Phoebe (721,1 . Gun Powder (12). S. RIVI Nil (3).6 Swanee's Mu Done (5). 7. Marg M (6). I. Loi Pride (4) TWELFTH, is. C I. Rose of the Valley (13), 2 Beckley Lofty (5), 3 13.10 340 5 TENTH, 5.1*, 6, 31.23: Noble Duke $60 3.00 340 3 Wilclbffe Duke 740 370 2 Lasans Farley 600 3 Zarre 610 Oulnhela (1 2) 6° Perfects (71) SS6 40 SEVENTH, Doubles. Spec 7: 1110 670 350 2 Uris Sanchez Jason Superstar IS 2). 5. Valid Appeal (10). 6. Bare Fact (6).7. K's Beautiful IS). . wicuitt hI. 1010 450 2 310 Perfecta Oguiza 520 7.50 7 Perfect. IS 2) 1154.20 NINTH, 1-16. C. 31.: 700 3 10 310 Gus Doily Day 4 60 320 1 MontagueDlamond 750 2 QulnheIa (1 3) 514.00 BibSO Attu 4.20 420 1 Ercsoza Larrea $ 60 5 Qulnhela Cl,)) 139.10 Perfeda (31) 113670 • SIXTH, Doubles, Spec 7: Ne ct "rn 40 7? 3 ..2 1 Aldana Alberdi 3.00 360 1 760 5 F5rOIti Fantam Qulnldi (11 6) 112.21 Per-f ida 16 1) $1'010 , SEVENTH, 3.16. 0. 31,59: Ma Habacker 1103 6 70 6.20 • 5.20 3.00 2 Fermir.-Agulnne Geof fr i thi 0 4 Broker's Bonus Alai Results Lan'Se Quinlets .Ti Ii 70 s --_-------.-----..--.-_.---.-. rvom WANT AN - ~ _@,`~~ I. -- -- - ', -P - royv o oars ago P1'z Rc,l-ct Rh,- ef 1c'riqwoon 901 113.1% Ir' • n The 14iraId ' , I jS N 'V- I P 'dat ' - _- -=---- - I -.- -- ,. ,, - .==- v- ..- :. ---- - �_____________ Tv.%day,,b. 4, 9751 __ •, Unfumished 30A artments ivJ 31-A41ments Furnished Clos e to øa*ntwn, new IOvt4y 2 bedroom. air, carpet. kitchen fully equipped. Water w*tr garbiage service Pd by Oflf, $170 37 i 41-Houses '$7 Highland Ave.. block tram I. Cf'ownod Eicm,nti, School 3 Bedroom masonr1 home Range. AC and carpeted i'so plus deposit, W $454 Lonqwood 1 Of Bed room A4e%o,,t, Park Ayenve Mobile Park 5.4 5, Park Drive. 323 iai - 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath, Fla room '-'ced la r d. air conditia.ng Immediate occupancy. $15 month 111 Mayfair Cir, Sanford rn 2o& Orlando furnished garage PDO pin vn or uNn l Park apartment, US month or weekly. Ideal location. reasonaie rent. P1 Oner 3653721 arow firno I !!tL small defositOr lando. $511109 - 41-Houses Spotless older lake home. All tren etc. Dock. prIvacy. Priced right. Land contract. Owner. $31 2559. 3 Bdrm, 1'-, baths, den. lam. rm. carpet, ch-a, many extras. All brick $26,000. Owner 323 1721 NEW 3 80. 2 BATH MUST SELL HOME. all extras, good location, Make offer, 322 2717 rse bedroom apt. iignts, waler,Nice 2 bedroom house foe lease, $151 furnished Adtjfli 197,S0 32277% I Mal Bamboo Cove. 1 1 BDRM, snag, a sunny ktCPICnS, pIagrcvnd5 b City park & SanPod Plaza. Frc SIlO Airport Blvd near Santo Ave, 333 33O Nice dean 2 bdrm unftjrn, duplO air conditioned, kitchen eguippn 1001 8 Elm 5t3fl-uS5 - INERS VILLAGE APT$ 1 & 2 8drm turn or i.rh.jrn 3702OflandoOr. 323 $670 DeBary. Adults Lovely large 1 bedroom air. 141*1 for retired 6$4111, In.111054 . persons FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1170 Florida Ave Sand lewood Villas :.Pi lYE ' R[,'U Athjltt, No pets $100 'no 2I7Wet113St . * Unfurnished Dishwasher - Disposal * Clothes Washer . Dryer * Recreational Building * Heated Pool FROM $165 110W AIRPCT 111.0 I :• , •iç \..,. 11, . IV, *J*~ 1, \ ~ PRIVACY GALORE. Modern 2 bedroom, 1" both home 6 miles south of Sanford $30 0336 Sanford- 1105 Laurel Ave Cal upstairs apt, aft. private $11 'no. & security $3104i or $3. 37', clean & Quiet. I or 7 beoom ,poll adults, no pits Lease 312 III MOBILE HOME PARI Rvnas from only Best 1t selection now available In $ 51 and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home ParL Come out and inspect the Model Homes on R - LEE bedroom apt. $150 Grorid 1100 oll duplex, kitchen equipped, heat air. Quiet C'CI5iv* Sanfor, resientaI area Mature adult,, Only. No pets 3771795. 3S-Mobile Home Lots bedr,c,m hcme fenced yarc pa'o Newly cecceateø No 'nor Man 7 children 373 1711. SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and beautiful oaks, swimming. fishing, and canoeing See at Camp Semlnl, Smnu:es west of 14 on SR 14 322 4470. - BR Hoe. Flora Heights Good to children Water, garbage & tt.$ St - APARTMENTS . 37Business Property -.------------- ., CARRIAGE CO VE teRd.4Z7,!.3 miles east of 17. Pb. Sanford (3$) 3Z3-$10 MOSSIE C. BATEMJAN Reg Broker Real Estate In 1`643 ____ Rea lty - NEW ALL STEEL BLDG HIGH CLEARANCE CEILING Andciocrs. trontageon air port Up to 7,500 s. ft. available im. mediately Monthly or yearly basis Phone 3?34C70 *e*dayj GENEVA . . - - -. - ,.-. - Ov have models ready or Immediate occupd.ncy in Carriage Ccvi. Sanford's newest mobili home park. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$@3 Orlando Drive Sanford373 5700 • -. - Your REALTORS Homes, Lots nd Acreage Seminole County S acre wooded & Pasture, beautiful homeSite, Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$0711. , Anytime MLS Agency 2345 Park Or One acre, beauti fully wooded. 1500 & auumepayments 3771613, FOR THE W. Garnett White Broker, 17W Commcrc;a, Sanlo377 71*1 3 Acres w well &rid Wf jC . suital for mobile home or horses, ( It Wi,a R1vq Lot. sii10o Waterfrrt Mobile HOm, REALTOR 327 7tN Thm'ou'. Feb 77, 1973 all now home contracts will Quality for a Cash Moving? r,tat,uppo $30 Yes lpd of your new home contr1C? Want to Sell? Cash offend for tra Priced off our 1974 price list-will be iQvity! For QUICk results, call returned to. '.Cashon closing f o your home Cal, IOhnny Walker Stenstrom Realty Constructor 3224.57 and ask for Your MLS Realtor 'K en- cr"8'Ai 'of hours. 323 71.47 or 3127111 se Country Clubrn2t2O 2343 Part Rd., Lake Mary, FLI Al't'jif new, 3 bedroom, $2 balls home wIth corport and laundry room. Good garde" area, ASsume 7 pet. mtg. Offers up to sn,ow accepted up till ian 3191. by prob.te Court. $200 Own 3 or a bedroom. P 7 ball' house Good credit and qva;,fiedbuver 123.900 Home On Lake 1:11010.1.7po mertgage.orrefin ance VA or FHA 53?.O Sales Office open M.F9.5 Sol, &Sun 15 DIAL 3031 3228721 CO'.TACT YOUR PEALTOR C E0'EP 1 g 7%% 30 year mortgages with only 5% down! Jim Hunt Larry Saxon, :4 . -. for Sal Queen SIzewtThfram..$44,9S FLORIDA WATERBED CORP 761 N.Grange Av e Winter Park. 4a3471 377 2111 After Ho,,rs 322044$ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 uSE First St 3" 563 SA NFORD FLEA MART OPENING SOON Saturdays I Sundays Realtor 70 A ir )tg, 177$ Heats arw cccli. Late model compressor OPEN NOON TILL DARK 1ff * I. 7 &"4 3 bilor000n honws a.' tC*rth(vj5j wan !iwan care... wallpap,., bJIII 'fl Kitchen and no Iflainten.sn fi,. LOW, LOW, LOW 7h pcI Interest gider tandem pier, Hwy 17-93 to 25th St. west to P id9ew arid Ol)O* the MAITI AND FLfA MART ttll 1111 , 17 97 Open Sat A Sun I S 791Q VA NO DOWN or O&nef will roe m' 8s, eor ", 1'M. tr.Ca4'rn l! ) 011 St. Sanfoq 237 7I - -------_.--_.,_......._ - SRecreaholVecles FMC MOTOR COACH cef lent CU'dition, low milg., omplesely eQuippe4. Owner, 27,300 Ph, IX 4419. LET ME TILL YOUR SPRIN GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOY 'Ii Wmnneosg, Motor home n33.37 7&-Aida Pa rk aurtceni Blue Lustre I i,ctr Ic Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day CARROLL'S FURNITLJRF -- Area -, One Inc. REALTORS Go; -51-Househoiri -- r,1lpnc DCOUNT SALE M'S) __ AC, new tires on rear, Crag ef 'nags, air shocks. 17700.373 3779 or 322-2W. According to Virginia last racing season, you might Longwell, Greater Sanford have met Noreen, serving then Chamber of Commerce's the club's publicity dir ect or . 1973 Pinto Runa bout, 2,000 CC, V secretary, sleuth and specialist Th is year she has opened her automatic transmission, t6,00o on local who's who and what's own Noreen Renier Agency, miles $1,700. 321 0701 what, the Chamber's annual and is handling both PR and I 1970 Monte Carlo, green with green awards dinner at The Forest, advertising for the track. vinyl top, fully loaded. Extra fli( Lake Mary, Friday night was $ 1.495 Call Dun Pope, 372 1451 Some of her ideas are super. Dealer. tr&'rnpndn,,Q '•fl,-I t_.i y', ,. i.JJfiJ cur one, rsoreen Lflln)c.s there's LUVU, good entertainment, good too much blank wall space in 1973 MG Midget, excellent condition company," says Virginia. What the clubhouse, so she is putting 372 4400 more could you ask of an together a program of art 1944 Cadillac El Dorado Convertible evening out anwng friends? exhibitions of works by local AC all pwer wi't. 000d coni 1 14 And, apart front wondering, and out'of-tosn ,',P',r artists. 'l'hc fi I . who was going to receive the first will probably be an exhibit 1974 Daiubaru Sale Chamber awards, featuring horse paintings, and '74 some below dealer (?, a first everyone was wondering who will be staged in time for the t. come first choice? Plus Fla 's would win the handsome door track's season opening, tenilnest Used Cars. Dick Baird prize an degant silver coffee t.atively April 16. Oa?si.,s of a Gun. Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns service. fl clubhouse is n arriving daily Ph. 1)11311, Open The winner co uldn't have facility, and can comfortably Sundays 17 6 been more appropriate, cater large gatherings as well Raymond IL Maltby and his as more intimate ones. 'lil( 11ONTI 11111.__ wife, Martha, of Lake Mary Oviedo High School in. , i celebrate their silver wedding ternational club used the track 11111 anniversary this week. When clubhouse for their holiday OI'I'.l. 1 I Ray, who works at Stauffer dance recently, and Lake' GMCTRUCKS Chemlcalsandispa5tprCsidt howell 111gb School will be of Sanford Kiwanis Club, holding their Valentine 1)av I J1 I LI1[(ll1 _________ accept ed the gleaming prize, he celebration at the track in midcommented that although i t February. Noreen suggests arrived a few days early, area women's clubs also concoffee service would neversider the facility for club 1970 FORD LTD, 4 Door Hard. theless be a beautiful and most meetings. top. AT, PS, PS, Air. One owner, welcome addition to their silver The club restaurant is ope n to Si 195 anniversary celebrations. 1971 CHEVROLET CAPRICE, 2 the public, and this year, once Door Hardtop AT, PS, Pill, Air. Noreen's through re-designing One Owner. the hostess outfits, a more $1895 attractive place to dine out will 972 CHEVROLET MONTE Good news and not-so-good be hard to find. The outfits will CARLO, AT , PS, PR, Air,Lew news for Bicentennial en- be designed along the lines of Mileage, One Ownir. thusiasts. F irst, the good news: the colorful silk gear worn by $2895 .. t4fl1C tIorTetj, administrative the sulky drivers. It?? CHEVROLET CORVETTE. One Owner, Low Mileage, Like coordinator for Seminole Also, any horse lovers who New. County Action '76 committee can give Noreen tips on how a $4995 1, attended a meeing of the State talking horse should sound, why 1973 SUICK CENTURION, 2 Bicentennial Commission in St. don't you give her call? She is Dow Hardtop. u Equipped, One owner. Augustine Friday night, and a planning a series of radio ads workshop of the Action '76 which will bring news of the 1972 PLYMOUTH GRAND committees from around the track "straight from the herCOUPE, AT, PS. PB. Air. On. se's mou th ," so to speak. state, Saturday. Owner, Action '76 is a tremendously enthusiastic group, reports 1973 CH!V NOVA. Ernie, and they're trying Jo Door, Lew Mileage, One owner. We come up with many varied and dropped an "o" $2395 1,14 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. meaningful pr ojects for mew re al so he on g the line, and • 3,000 Miles, Fully Equipped Bicentennial celebrations, Yes, apologize to Semoran Junior ,,,,,,..,..lei the enthusiasm is there, but Woman's Club for the error. S4.w1i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiii (the not-so-good news) no The annual fine arts festival decisions, and it's still sponsored by the Florida J'J1Ir}p !'1p'J21l certain how much, if any, Federation of Women's Clubs 1_l.a I Seminole County will receive District 6, and hosted by the pr,, However, Semoran Ju ni ors this year, wi ll i (good news ag.Ea 1 if citizens here can organize be held Feb. tO, not Feb. 2. The I 'J L5I.1 ill and identify their prop'. all-day event, expected to at01141011 programs, and if the state tract entries from as many as Icommission considers them 300 Central Florida women, will 4 S ANFOR ILlD worthy, some funds will be be held in the First Federal for thcoming. Ernie invites all Savings and Loan of Orlan do, - S. -- ''V' '0. 014,fl exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 65-Pets-Supplies 18-cycles - - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 37) 30.44 & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS, 3225733 ,KC Doberman pincher pipeei Champion lineage. 530 to $150 Mr Anderson, 345 5710 'Sli MX Yamt,a 100CC. 9d condition 1303 I rs ,SILLIA,','S A _CQ1,j7 it4,, F PeWs, Call 3777543 anytime. ' r ___ e' rc ..e Ba! r m Cat tops, Sinks In stallation available, Bud Cabeil 322 1033 anytime I-!c?'er. n; Ceuntfr Per sonal Tax Service No- 2 East Rd.17.I1Sic ntrance R. Rarnbottom, 327 7199 - - . . .. .. It q 11 _ L __11 I ___________________________ Pressure Cleaning --I -- Ir-;.jç 1,4th & 5.i u Mren Eatrq.or walls. Civtt, pato *4i15 '.' " _____ J;41 I. ' ' - 3)11 __ Carpentry, Non Inflated RepaIrt, Remodel. Additipttt Lk,d, Bonded Insurd. Irv. Seyk rn Open to the public. a variety 25% OFF On Every Appliance In The Store With This Ad SANFORD AUCTION 1201I P on r !!t Cars rhPt TQ'1, f'5 BEAUTY SALON for merly Harr.tt's Beauty, flOoki SIE,Pine3fl 57 4 -- , 'I - mlef _____ _ ______ Drnsmak,rig ti e'er1s Snger aPP'ed dealer 210 E lit SO 373 4k) A 1 Tree Srrv',,e ' I -- Pest __ Control APT BROw N Pf3y CO' - - fr - __________________ ' :- 5.... ._ ._ _________ i u(I 373 $144 _Wall Papering_,,,,. 1 f,,'t IL:.l[ 'oa:p I, i' ' - _________ ___________ •1__ j - LJ ,_, Jobs Interior Exterior Plastering pa4ch:0 arid sImulated Plast brick specialty 377 7710 __ _______ , :. Tree Service tyou atull timed, vie w?na part ima car? Check tt, A4omof ice ec'!'on i The Herald everyday , ysie JON is anoclated with linnl,s Beauty Shop, 1104 "ford Av., Sanford. m-P72 11 am 11 Sewing of all types, Carpestr, C'aIaf,wj Serve the buy'ng and •P1IntIn Cement Work. Light WIlOCommunty,v,,ayr,a Hauling 3727645 'd USC tPif'ri o'en Call 'H A$malIClauified Ad brWql b rrt'yrnj Try one a seq Call 3222611 or 131 9993 004 - Si It to "\ C .., r _4, j • I 11 . (I# 000* - • oft • . ' . pa.. 1, ,. 0 I 1 111.1 t. ,1, ',,"i'.' C • / ___________ _______________ ......_._'! VAN BUREN :' ' - - Outgoing president Mrs. Grace Smith ( l eft) presents gavel new president, Mrs. Jane McKlbbin - ........... _. 6 I.' is' AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Mrs. Fanny Kessler displays Myer Bowl, awarded for her 10,000 hours of volunteer senice unch Honors P kL a dies L iri ItI& annual awards luIlCheon lwnoring Seiiiiriole A diet-k for $.33 was also presented to buy an icetnaker refrigerator for the hospital's new short stay surgery unit. As in previous years, the Pink ladies presented two nursing scholarships of $500 each. Recipients this year were Pam 1)ague Melton and Sandy Crownover, M emor ia l lIo5pltal's Pink Ladies, was held Saturday at the Sanford Marina Holiday Inn. A handsome silver bowl was presented by John Evans, vice president of the hospital board of trustees, to Mrs. Fanny Kessler for her 10,000 hours of volunteer work as a Pink lady. ' Ou tgoing, president Mrs. Grace Smith, who handed over the gavel to 1975 president Mrs. Jane McKibbin, presented to Seminole Memorial Hospital administrator Robert Besserer a check for $10,225. The money will be used to pay for two monitors, one to be used in general surgery, one in obste tr ic surgery, The Pink Ladies Seminole Memorial Hospital Women's Auxiliary) does invaluable work at the hospital. handling the information desk, operating the gilt store and raising money for the hospital. . Seminole CounUans award each of th ese La dies a special vote of appreciation at th e time of their annual awards luncheon. - 'I. ' ,. After you reciprocate, you should know whether you and yew' husband have enough In common with this couple to want to see them again. DEAR ABBY: Can anyone . C. a ... . c •_ . 0 4. N '• *4 ..• V i I ' .- . . , . ' - .' l 1 ' "3L 14 ''.' '' . I 0 I " I' s ., ' ', i , KAREN 'L'flILE1 . ' Jt. ______ ' ____ friends? We are both near 80, and have a big house because 10 we raised a big family. We ----..' dearly love to have our chi l dr en I l and grandchildren come ba ck ge Bra to visit, and we'd be lonesome u derworld they di dn't, but our relatives nolia 1,-i IAu% u 4Il'4U, a"d our -s' 0 1 QRLD friends bring their relatives and Em . ''t buy it. possibly have too man), C V ,1 Ar- ' k .' ______ -_ J'á 4 ~: 4. ., it, .", = . ' I - I ' I . Ia L "___-' I*IIlI Hos p ita l admin is trator Robed Beuerer congratulates new Pink ladles officers (from left) Mrs. Stella Orltt, treasurer; Mrs. Fred W. Ball, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Helen AIFtU,.c1\ I _..'''. --~I iy = t Dennis, second vice president; Mrs. Muriel Brumbaugh, first We president and Mrs. Shelley Refoe, recording secretary I How Do You "WIN HEARTS a and influence " VALENTINES?" On Friday.February iitpi Theta Epsilon Starts Year \j/ ith \ ()f Activities =1 crrsC trl Heat Air eitima'n, CIII Carl rot f' Harrij a SEARS in San" 3fl 1771 _______________ )A~ . Club is going to be where all the of entert.airursent is scheduled action is this season, and for the afternoon, and It's an mostly because of efforts of a excellent opportunity for area vivacious and attractive young residents to visit the newly wo'nan, Noreen Renler. enlarged library and hone upon If you were down at the tracic their city's fascinating past. niw, ILIQUS A.5iS AlI1fl0flV " It ,seems the Seminole Turf L Iroof s Remoy 1 __ e :t r Air Conditioning ' wI -. . special Action '76 rneettr.g to be held In the Chamber of Cuwmerce building some Tuesday A Founders Day program evening this month. Check commemorate the founding of Coin' Places, Doin' Things for this city' by Gen. Henry Sheldon the exact date and time. Sanford will be held at the ___ Sanford Memorial library and Museum, 50 East First Street, on Saturday' from 2 to 4 p.rr Carpentry, Remod,4,ng, AddIS, Roofing Custom Work Licensed Bond90 Free IStImate 323 a030 l.'ç' ' t . !. SJs:nglt* All wort. gulrari!t'ed MILLIONS of dot tars .n Peal Estate Satlsfactk,r, guaranteed i is sold dilly fltPeClassdiedA I 8-e'J 37) 1't "--'- small about that' ou tan gets fain pre WhIll you advertise your "dOn't rIfe4" , M# Wan? Adt P 'Nil _-. _________ Dinner To DEAR ABBY: My husband Is Dear a construction worker. George rarely meets a man on his job 11, with whom he cares to Abby socialize, so I was quite surJ. prised when he told me he had become friendly with a Co. worker who wanted us to come to his home for dinner On I'm lucky if I get a chance to Saturday night. change the sheets before I told George that I thought a another crowd appears. dinner invitation ought to come We have a good garden but I from the man's wife, so he have to give away the surplus mentioned it to the man, and his because all this company never wife called me and made it gives me a chance to can. official for 7 o'clock, We do love them, Abby, but I George and I arrived am dreadfully tired from all promptly, They live in a lovely that marketing, housekeeping new home, nicely furnished, and cooking. Is there a tactful She served a cocktail, then way to slow down their visits ushered us into the dining room without stopping them com• where the table was beautifully pletely' set for TWO! TIRED IN VERMONT I couldn't believe my eyes, so DEAR TIRED: Your I asked: "Aren't you people problem isn't the number of eating, too" She said: "Oh, no, guests you have, it's the we always eat at 6 and are In number of non-contributing bed by 10." guests Tell them you dearly She served my husband and love their suits, but they will me while her husband sat in the have to pitch in and help with other room. I've never felt so the marketing, cooking and uncomfortable in all my life, housekeeping. And anyone After dinner, we all had an who's there during canning after-dinner drink and talked. I season can expect to help with kept my eye on my watch, the canning, too! remembering their 10 o'clock DEAR ABBY: I can un curfew. derstand why you would ad. At 9:30 we said our goodbyes, s'cate doing away with the thanking them for the lovely sexist saluation "Dear Sir" lna evening, business letter, but a reader's My question: Should I return suggestion of "Dear Y'all" is the dinner invitation, and, not the answer. knowing they eat at 6, should I It might be appropriate for specify that time? And if so, the southland, but not for other should I serve them separately sections of the country. and have a late lunch our. May I offer "Youse guys" for selves? Or shoultol we all eat residents of New York and together? parts of New Jersey? DUMB ME WESTERNER DEAR DUMB: Reciprocate DEAR WESTERNER: You with a 6 o'clock dinner. Eat may offer It, but only those who together, and be sure you don t o'clock curfew, speak pure Brooklynese will forget their 10 ______ 4T rBUSINEDICTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE Y JUSTAPHONECALLAWAY r . 11 . I I I $3195 I 1913 Harley Davithon 330 cc 1600 322 3119 -_____ - Geneva jj Hwy 4&l'jMl East ofli 323 9719 H-, - 0 Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chain, Secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabnets, as Is. Cash $'sd Carry NOL L'S te JEAN PA1F)N Women's Editor - 3777399 or )21 Sneak Preview tax - Stan's Auctn * Waterbed Sale * VAIO DOWN Sanford- I bdrm , 3", bathi. huge family room. Central hea t, air. like new. Quality brick construction tn'sw. 30 vr. p) annual pcI. ra te, $fli ,, op,inceflfees,CalI NO QUALIFYING P1cc turn 5 mm home. $ ryn, fy11 bath. screened porctt, Ovalle. fruit trees, large lot Casss 373 5Mj'fine ____ Realty 2334 Pav't Or. REALTOR 37797$4 7223I Rep Real Eslole Broxer 377 I X) 7610Ha.atpia Ave at Il 97 Law dflrit Move intoda y. £ 8drrmt , 1'-, baths, garage, big tWSc old Cornier tOt. 13)1222. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR _____ o.a-m 4123 Nights 372 5421 or 322 2332 PAYTON REALTY .-k.... Merchandise T. JOHNS RE A LTY CO. BROKERS ESTATE SACRIFICE on Sanford Ave. Sanford, FL. CZ $17,750 CaIIB.art Real Estate Open House St.Sun . 1-5 PM ted I bocsr w'i of A.rpc' 81. Used office furniture Ml*,d Breed Dog - Initial Recreational Fees are paid and include Large Club Hoi.se, junior Olympic Pool, Basketball & Tennis Courts and Large Piaiic Area. Auction Satljrdiyl P.M. Op es duty 10$. We buy, setl,trad, --- By ABIGAIl., T - -Off ice Supplies P...-.- By Come I ' 47-Real Estate Wanted 3 bdrmn, fix imp, S10 20% Down, 714% Mortgage used furniture, applancettoot Buy I or 1001 items Larry's art. 213 Sanford, Ave You can get a fair price when you adveftiti your "don't needs" in the Want Ads ENOUGH FOR 3 bdrm., 2 biThs, $17,000 10% Down, 7½% Mortgage - 3R3 4SU AND IT'S GOOD 539400. A community of fine homes offered by FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & WAN OF MID-FLORIDA. Priced from $3,000 to 143,000. CASH 322-4132 Close Out New bikes, RoItast$ Supei-la. Assembled 1.3 over in. voice Parts I Accessories 50 pct. off while they 1at. 372 7*1). _____________________ BIG 0 70 Oversized Pool S41wm ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED prices paid, used, any conditior 141126. Winter Park ..- Rent IT'S GOOD ENOUGH - in beautiful 2927 Hwy. 1792 2 Lots Myrtle and 131h W. 50'x117' 07' Zoned MU. Make off er . 1771711. JOHN K RiDER ASSOC RAUM2M,MIR-Aa oo-vvanieu 10 bUy i,i CRA, Doin' Things - 1977 Ford LTD. 2 Door, Loaded, 35,000 miles. Must 51C111c,, - "Buy Direct From Boxcar" RMLY'S. E 46. San'ord 373 Is-Acreage COUNTRY CLUB MANOR _ HOLY MOSES, a be'rom with family room that nIedS limiting Only 1)4.500. Commercial Properties Overlooking the Wekiva River, 1 acre i Bed room dbi wide Real country. 3036615131 After 4:00. BeautIful dbl. wide on own lot along the St Johns Assumable 'nor t;age, 3056615131 After 4:00 bath. 3 years bld. Many extras 3222420 &AIlk - - -- HOLY SMOKEI Completely furnished 2 bedroom. 41-Houses .olodor i 04A SO in niuu, uriariug Ltippr. WOIPhru windshield, 123 HP, all igulpment including srsrlmpng. Hosts Who Didn 't ' Al L__..ainv4 - Real Estate SANFORD 1.2 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL SING. $Qp DISPOSALS 323-0742 cr 323-0332 Realty 'SANFORDS SALES LEADER" CITY HOLY MAf0cI HOLY S Meet spacIous. 2 bed rm plus work shop I citrus FurniShed' 114.000 - ] - $11000. enstrom _____________________ ON LAKE JENN IE III SANTA BARBARA DR. Like Now AM FM, FM Stereo Console with record player. Sacrifice, 5100 3227W, Two story, older nome. I bdrm.. 2 bath, close in Owner holding - .SANFORn MPPAD'Fk Lake Jennle 7 COWS FOR SALE MIX BREEDS 3723773 42-MbiIe Homes JuSt t PIGS, $ WKS. OLD $20 EACH \_ed Oak & fruit bdrm CP tr cOSQ...tj0 515.500. w, jj 4I It yard iwocwI 7 Central Fl,,d.J'i MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 372 1911S French 377 7374. 373 11%, 327 734 - I LAKEFRONT DREAM 416 & I I Area Large eecil,e type r'rrc, 's cmi I acre. Overlooking b1*utitul lake full of fish, nicely landscaped yard, lots of tree's, and plenty Of prIvacy. 552.300 "4 I."4. COLOR TV, $11.95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. UI 1X4 - REALTY Stemper r tfurnh's.t, 2 bedroom, Florida oom. fenced in Lake Mary 177 17. Color Portable and Coniot. TVs. Also Stereos Call 373 0705 after S - Doni nedji" Serve ut#Iul pvrpos again wefl,ogsicp ,xlt, a Classified Ad from the Herald. Call todayf Don't delay' dial 372-26)1 or *3) 9993, To P11CC your tow COSt War, Ad _________________________ ' Corbett Real Estate REALTOR 66$ 4791 Di B ary chaser - It., Feb. I. 7 p m. All live Stock a farm Implements and what he you. Bring your unwanted item for sale. 1.1 and SR 46 at I Ride A-White Stables, Sanford, 305.322-5490 - Rep Real Estate Broker 1)00E 25th St., 377 .4435 JL-fVUWS Ufl7U flhlSflCO ARMERS AUCTIO is.. Goin' Places, V'6$ Chevrolet Wagon Runs good,. 195 372 5491 - Every Fri.. $p m Truck load of tack 53-W.Ri-St EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR... I Bedrooms With all custom extras, 17'x31' Pool $•SL300 322 2711 Neat, 2 bedroom masonry rome. Corner lot. fenced yard. $,5Sodown $135 per mo, to Qualified Pur TAFFER HORSE AUCTION Tiitrts, Ch A . 1977 Subaru GL Coupe with air Excellen t condition. 323 After 5 AUCTION If vC'U have an eye for teat value, vCi.11l eye thi classfeI ads reQl.,r ly - - #v up, '. -'...sn. Evening Herald. Sanford, FL ..11ssified Ads are here to help YOU bull, wl rent or SWIP .at a low (051, let us help you place yours-Call 377 2611 or 67-Livestock. Poultry service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 WOMEN 1970 ImperIal. Immaculate sii oo firm. 644.1360. Robert Wrltakeq 707 RIdge Or every Friday night I p.m. Don't forget to bring your own livestock. Truck load M rid w tack weekly. I-I and RI. 44. Old Hillbilly Rid Stables. Horses sold 7 days week. 3325190. 52--Appliances -.' - I DuSter 340. 4 SPeed , rn.g, nItty extras. Sharp. $7395. s. 1733. Sanford horse I lIvestock auct ion lble, eat. I chairs, and china. white Medltirran&iri IfvI. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.93. 830 420A Rep Real Estate Broker 24 )'S. Myrtle Ave, Sanford Phone 721 0610 r, SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER lOtIy Spot under the old Oaks to vacation or live Fishing, canoeing, s*4mm.ng Camp Seminole. S Ion $l 46 37744") 6 Pc. Dining Room Suite, $349 WITT REALT( Real Estate 3 Bedroom. W02, mobile home. Furnp r'P $I $50 : Bedrooms, wall-wall carpet, Central H&A. Ills A'tr. 2310 disPlay They 're Hot! * LAKE MARY A WiriBINGO ncr! Beautifully decorated 3 bedroc'n, hc're, central he.t &a carpeted, tam4Iv room, bre.tkfast bar. 574.900. Owner motivated, 3 bdrm. mobile home on 10 acres in WE TAKE TRADES Geneva 1123 'no. 641 1360. Robert FORREST GREENE INC. Whitaker, 207 Ridge Dr. REALTORS3T3 6353or6.t3 7333 63' Two bedroom trailer, air conditioned Fenced for pets 377 5459 GOOD TERMS 31A--iplexes ANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Read todiy's Classified Ad$ for ?heP*lp you pied 322 261) Sanford's newest ' EM While * 323 604), 34-Mobile Homes - Fireplace, I bdrm.. 2 bath. den. --ll On 1 acre Only $32.950. Ac Realty, REALTOR. 3237730, _________________________________ NEW 1 NICE EXECUTIVE P ATIO homes, 3 bedrfl'n,7ba,h double garage w electron control doors, kitchen apolianc furnished. U3,000. Convention. loans as low as 7'. Pct. interU AS UNSWORTH REALTY 503W lst5t. 0455 WELAKA APARTMEtIU 111w -- • 3 Homes, 2 Bedrooms. 1 Bath Priced 513.900 to 525.000 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 37264.57: After 5.322 71 It * "Get -edrOarn sit dresser, chest, box Springs and mat.. and nlghf stands. $130. Others to ct.00s. from. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 333 9310. Harold Hall Realty 2604S Hwy 17 17 REALTOR 373 5774 New, hCi.jses in a rural area No down payment, monthly payments lass than rent, Government sum Idiled to Qualified buyers Call to see if yOU Qvilifyt! 3 Bedroom house including wasting machine Good neighborhood ,In middle of School district, ctiilrt.nO K $130 Month Call 312 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS Priced From 573.5(5) to 1311,5W * Lake Mary, 2 bejroom furnished Couple. no pets References. 322 3930 Duplex apt, kitchen COløoed. all Conditioned Contact Mr WilIar, ; _______ - I Or 2 bedroom duplex apartments FurnlShtd or unfurnished, do swimming pool. 1270 S. Ortand Dr. 3737 * 1•2 Bedroom I ___________ ____ furnithed Including air Utilitli paid I or 2 adults 373 1930 * Range Refrigerator / 322-1610 33-Houses Furnished I KULP DECORATORS We Buy Furniture 377.2333 SANFORD 3 Bedroom. )' Bath Home Clean. Large Lot ___ In the Herald Classified ads aa black and white and read all ove Hillbilly RidIng Stablss. hori.ba ck riding by hour or day. Miles miles of trail. open 21 hrl. Idly. 7 days a week.. Night riding invited. PartIes arid Individuals welcome, Barbecue and night trail rideS first Saturday night each month. Call for reservations for night riding. Horses boarded. includes feed I hay, and complete care, US mo. Pattur, board you f ood, $70 Horses bought. sold, and traded every day. UnWr new management. 373 5.49g. COMMERCIAL_, Bdrrn hous garage with apartment on 2 lot $45,000, 5 Homes. 31 2660 Hiawatha 372 ISO ________________________________ - _________________ * W/W Shag Carpet * I Jrni%1*d 1 bedroom air conø apt 10 floor. adulti Only. No cets 322 I - ''.'Es - Three rmt,41, scrtmed Porch FREIGHT SALVAGE ppllances.Furniture.Palnt Etc. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" iORMLY'S, E. At Sanford 323.4733 ESTATE SETTLEMENT..... bedroom, 11i bath split plan, nice size tot. $fl,g LAKE MARY Payton Realty Ravenna Park Immaculate bdrm,, large lot, low, low dow 52t500. Acre Realty, REALTO 323.7750 -------------.-- - ______________ ON THE LAKE 3731100 66-Horses - for Sale OS S1-Household Goods 'I'k,L'i i';ilon ('hapter, lhta outlined I)la for a couples, id Joy," in unison to Debb Sigma Phi, held its Jan. 14 social Feb. 1 at the home of and chanted a cheer entitles IJ1Ceting at the home of Sandee Sandee and Rodney Atkinson to "DEBBIE." Atkinso n. Plans were made to honor the c ha pter's Valentine After much excitement an attend the All-Chapter Lun- girl, l)ebbie Bow lin. Plans were laughter, games of bunko wer 'heon at the Langford Hotel in also matte for the Feb. 7 in . enjoyed by: Debbie a nd Henr Winter Park and Valentine Mill formal rehearsal for the Bowlin; Linda and Davi ticke ts were given to members Valentine Itall. White; linda and Donnie Sapp for sa le. Pam Knowles present ed the l.inda and Bruce McKibbin Ways and tiit'ans chairman program, 'We, the Americai Mariles and Mike McGibbon Linda Sapp reported on Women," giving statistics KarenandAl Wallace; Pat am proceeds made from the about women in this land in Bob Move; Tina and Joi Christmas wrapping booth in recognition of thic being Bojanowski; Darlene ant 7a )-re Plaza and plans were international Women's Year. Danny Horn; Fain and [ Jr Iliad' to deliver the IIIOflC) to At the couples' social, Knowles; Yvonne and Gent Jack Hanna, director of the members enjoyed a cover ed Forguson and Sandee ant Central Florida Zoo. dish supper, cake and coffee. Rodney Atkinson, Freddie Nelson presented a Alter dinner, Valentine Girl progra m on transactional Debbie Bowlin was surprised illustrating analysis, to by her sisters with it crown, a iIlt'rIlt*r tt' t'onnpLs of tho Miss Valentine1975 sash, a WPIIiT Pubh You' Own "PRSONTO.p9, VALENTINE WISH 1--ill""'.~` USE M MOVING CAN BE A REAL - cvrc LArr(.3.) 6 . , .,'i VALENTINE LOVE -LINES Are only $2.0.O for ISw5 and 41 cents for each extra line, LOvt I C4 0. 4. ' I. 111 u.'. YOUR fr '43k 0 HEADACHE! For fast relief call the ro _____ WAY oit, 5o ' _____,. NOVEL p : In The VALENTINE LOVE IN THE HERALD ,, 1 ~,~~, .." ".'."•,v 4 Place Your LOVE LINE NOW l. for that Special Person To PlaLt Your VALENTINE LOVE LINE Dlai 3 22.26I)or$31.p3 By Noon February J3 '"' r OR a -. �l& -E'flAgf4*rii, Sanford. Ft. Tuesday, Feb. 1.t75 Legal Notice Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, FL INVITATION TO lIDS The Distr ct Board of Trvstees of Smlno Junior Coftegewflrecve NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE S i ~ NOT!CE IS HER EBY GIVEN that " for I"igNtlen Systems and by '"tut Of that certain Writ of Juno? college Execution issued out of and Under Wells licif Semi the Seal Of the tircuili Court of Seminole County. State of Florida, until 2.30 p.rn the t1th February, delivered 10 me as Shvi" of Seminole County. Florida. and I hSvV levied upon the foll"ing d escribed property owned by Orlando Gypsum Specially. Inc.. I Ff& Corp. Said property being IOcofed;n Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as serial Truck • • • • • $ . Ph. 322.67fl OPEN DAILY Gardedand nk P.M. excitingspring aans are bein offe d b Nos lfl full bloom JIA CAMELLIAS (A 001size 399 ' ! lii. LINER AZALEAS , 25c ea. OR I 0 no Seminole Jnlor College hereinafter resees the called the to reeci on and all Pr000sits and *aiveanyfotmal,tyot tr.c?mical ifl an Proposal in the interest of 1400W First St . :j ~4_, . -19%Wft .:~Y, 7, . I.hE=_ 1. ~ A~--- - for $200 i7 four , P Ulf. Putt On Out #k ~ - .. . - L, _ ~ ... - - I .0_a~~ - ~ . h. didams, - _. - ___ . -, - 40 111.0 0. . •. .' - '- . one file cabilineh. two green arm rest Chair%. one black with brown Ch&;f. W4 21 ix$ brown. six. drawer wood oink- H Seminole County, Fjor4a. will at 11:00 A M on the 26th ma sell to the hhej1 bOer calsub;ecttoany and aIleiIst,ng ,I Bids for the purpose of reviewing jie and investigating lhe the sea i 1 ~7 DUDA AUTO PARTS bids oul I DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Earl Weldon, OVIEDO TRACTOR W . Route 426 Oviedo LAWN S AND ACCESSORIES WHOLFSALE RETAIL leins sttP'eFron?(Wess)Droptme INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE Seminole County Courthouse in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli Sanford. Florida, the Above CUIT, SEMINOLE FLORIDA. C o. Ph. 36S-32J18 Seminole Junior col~rqf Publ;sh Jan . 11. Feb 4, 11, lq?S DE) t EQUIPMENT _]h 4 ' CASE NUMBER 71-129CP JUDICIAL CI 0 matter of COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. Is-"-CA44 DIVISION A I. z - S approval ange in you with 0 new hair style - - from • I 4 • Open Oa.m..p.m, Sun, J.4 , ~ I I I I I I I I I I ~ ~ ~ . I ~ j ~ . . ''Ll'' I Lf of saidreport - I 1 . . Fedie-aisburg, Maryland _.i • A - Estate of EVONNE RIGGS GILBERT Willow . any, fo d Ofl NOTICE OF FINAL REPO AND Newmsn 0 Brock Esquire Su te APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE 107 - 616 East Somwan Slog.. All persam are hereby notified . Altankadt Sorings. Florida W01. that the undersigned as ett,onq's A?toey, on or before e either before sirrvice, an Petit;on#r-s her final report and application for attornmey or imm"IsIllifY thereafter discharge. Objections thereto, it any. Should be duty I iled Allier filing agaU iin u forthe 1111*4 demanded proof of publication ts In the Petition. notice Ms been published once a Wl"SyMnd 5ndfM$.I of thiS COU" On Me I?fh day of ffW 11111' Of approval Of Said report January, 1973 and the OnWing of distribution of (Seal) said estate will come befote the Arthur H Beckwith Jr court. Clerk of the Circuit Court S Eefyn H Riggs By Joy Stokes As Adminustratr,x . I . 0 Duty Cl of Sl id estate rin •ne 0 0 most abundant in the world. Rf- I- Box I?#C. Power court Sanford, Florida 11171 ' A subsidiary of Layer En erprises I I i 11 - .,; 6.+ _;_A!~ .,- AllillilWalia, ._.dCr ~ - COMPLETE GUN REPAIRS CUSTOM BLUING a PLATING POLICE WEAPONS OUR SPECIALTY I . . dr , ,- - )ll REPAIR SPECIALS. / land. It delights the historian, - S 2.V0.10 Ii ~ ,I 0I z-- .10 Total f S 2070 t TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH.831-2285 J 398 LOHGW000 PLAZA Hwy 1792 Longwood can hardly hold me back n I'm wearing Jumping Jack FERN PARK FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT 11 i i I . 11O.S32 24 5.443 3 , ~ - Total i . 4 ! i BICYCLES , Tota'ar.rop','.crs .j - $ 51415- 31 T ot al I tt 190 Longwood Plaza Hwy. 17-92 Longwood . 0 Balanc e?obebrougntf or *are cash . cI,IJ FOREST CITY-BEAR "KE FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT TIaIestimatedrecep.s .1 Switched fl QfloQiS For A Lightfooted Look - 1)053224 % GINDE R VILLE -MIDWAY FIRE CONTROL DISTRICT Total est mated receipts This Caribbean cruise Balance to be brought f'ward cash Sales- Servi ce X'; 40`0 .0 1 N . WO no W 1 - - :1 .d. So whatever y our wants ano BQardofCOufltyCo ~ ! - A. Attest Lrtr H Beckwflfl, Jr. is s,s Chairman - II IJO S $ - EXCITING NEW FOOT WEAR FOR SPRING IN STOCK AT FANTASTIC PRICES __ - .. I I drywood - termite B convex pellets, while subterranean pellets r type removed and a gas detector d 0 Il k- - 2'_ t:1-f==Mk_k - I H11 I the - often only a hollow shell Termites swarm in the spring and all 3 types engage swarming Subterranean • v Celer ' : .. -, . ::, - ~ - - A , ' P Publillib - F&D I.. 1975 AAM 2311 lot. St. 2 I WORO& " ow & rl'W "' 323-4711 I i ., I : ' - . - --- .. . 1. - --,. ------- --- -'- '' - ....- • . _________ - ____ 1"ic ~__ - - ... - T- -11 .- -IF I _... - I- ilor I- _ ---_- ,-, -- .I ____ - Z .% - 0 rFREE HEARING 1rHEARING Il I Liberty SIC rage - Box SPECIAL 57 7 $1 is Re P f. Q S) (1) $2 22 !. N1 . WI A S T H 9 1:1 H .- Aln I I REPAIR S O7 .t i lamps and Gift Items assorted baskets R Medals, R osaries Candles, Catholic Bibles, Vestments, Holy Cards, It Is a pity, when the right travel agent can guide any family to the right sort of travel vacation for \ 'J'J t'fl \t U HWY 436 83 14)O2 - S - A - I L /11 ' / pe WORKER ____ F 7 • WINGED REPRODUCTIVE SOLDIER QUEEN , travel agent, us, and find out what we can do for i Reamlim Have you made your , 1. - I . va I Korral - Park Mall. 9:30-5:30. Sat. LLU& Thiitq 10-2. It costs nothing extra for our services. We can have tickets ready j - ..i £Lmjez....... • . , Horse & I i I I - ' ' 0% ma'a" 1111.0"umm rdm - F"00 Q __ , - I c,,', P4.e 121.7990 - em" WM MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 9 BOUTIQUE I)Sj S.Inford Ave 14 110 PARK AVE. a moment's notice Domestic Available. Tel.• 645-2060 Travel .F w"9&*N - DOWNTOWN SANFORD I. Termites damage S times as many homes 2 n ps: While clothes, reflect the sunlight, ideal for hot highly washable light In glor and welght. :: Publish- ion 20. Feb. 4. 11, 11, 1115 DEJ Its HOUSE ROOM Its by all tornadoes, hurricanes, and wind. Publish Jan 21. 21, Feb 1. 1975 storms combined. 4. That your largest single Investment is NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS DEJ 96 I ynur home. CHILDREN'S Orlando Drive, Sanford. Florida HOME at Route I Boil 400, under the fictitious name of BLUE Longwood. Florida BOOK CARS. and that I intend 10 register the said name with the register Sold name *ilh the Clerk of Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Seminole County, Ftotd., Florida in accordance with Inc Cherl J Adamkeprovisions of the F-clil,ovs Narne Statutes, 10*11 r Section 165 09 Florida Statutes Of7l) Attorneys at Law to safegua rd their home against termites. Don't wait until costly damage Is done, call us today for a free termite SUFYIN. - n all 322-8865 ART BROWN KST CONTROL, INC. Sanf ords' Oldest a ncl Largest Company. NAMELAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned desiring to engage FICTITIOUSNAME NOT ICE is her eby gen that I am iflbusinejsunde, thefictitious name "gaged in LU'. neSs it 4114 So of MONTESSORI - S. That most people have fire a nd storm insurance but in many cases they neg. ri i 1 _ F ___ -1~~:!~~!- vi, i~ V-0 . ,- - r1lic X't:,V P_ Ili__ 9 I1 i4A~0'_= ---;i;r I -1- 51-~~11 :_.jj,,--! ---I, --,,L#, ~_ - 1,m P, 1. , ~ilr~s. --AL.:r,it~ :1i:miq ~__ _4 =_ -_ t -t~ i.*~J ` ~ L.- - li,-771_:A_~ Ri-N-i I ~_ - . _ - - - rKZv;Mt ~ -,-~ 4 - - Y' ! -'1 _.!~_l t, 1 zl-~-."__ 1V ~-;z.-~ -.__1_-_._ . ~ : -- - =t- _ _;- ~i__ ~ - -_ - ~LMfF6~ ,-_K W104 - . - --_V-- _._~ - - --_~~!N~ -~ __ - More than twice the damage clone, r cmpioye offer 91 years of combined e - AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION of Central Fla. Inc TAX COLLECTOR SEMI NO L E CO U N T V 106WCen1raiB mericans over UoO 000 000 phases of Pest Control. - 1 £1 ii, change? Just call up your Kadus - Enemy " '- F II their budget and give them an ex rience they will never regret or forget Why not do CRUISES OF ORLANDO, INC., 574 ,,. . Meet Your Worst d% 11 Norse I " budget that will be easy and relaxing? " Small wonder that so many Americans end up vacationln at home And Altar Furnishings . I _ DISSOLUTION Jr whose address I$ unknown and whose last kno" address is c o GordonF LVnch,Sr 121ISycamore St Fort Collins. Colorado SPECIFICATION5 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AND IN C OMPLIANCE WITH THE BID that an action for Oi5ltio of REQUIREMENTS OF THE Marriage and other relief Ms been DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE filed against you and (COPIES OF WHICH CAN BE required to serve a copy of your written defenses if any to it on OBTAINED PROM EITHER THE AFOREMENTIONED OF At!ornev for Petitioner, Neigh 116 borhood Law OfLe of Central ICES ROOM 103 OR SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT Florida Inc whose address is 106 HOUSE) THE ABOVE OFFICIALS W Central Blvd . Orlando. Fla , WILL ACCEPT BIDS UNTIL 5 00 37101 and file the Original with the PM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, Clerk of the above Styled Court on or 1975 SFALED UIDS WILL BE Wore February 26, 197S other* ise a ON iudgment may be entered ag4msf 11 00 A AA OPENED FEBRUARY 17. 197S IN ROOM 116. you for the relief demanded in the SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT Petition WITNESS my hand and theseal f OU5E SANFORD FLORIDA THESE OFFICES R ESERV E THE said Court on January 12. 1973 RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT (Seahu H Beckwith, ANY OR ALL BIDS Clef k of the Court TERRY IPOEMBEL. P ROPERTY APPRAISER BY Martha T VahIen Deputy Clerk SEMINOLE COUNTY, INSOLVENCY PETIT GE ORGE C. it EARN ; ' HuSbd TERRY GOEMUEL PROPERTY APPRAISER. AND G TROY RAY. JR.. TAX COLLECTOR. WILL ACCEPT BIDS FOR AN ELEC TRONIC MINI COMPUTER SYSTEM OF A SPECIFIED CAPABILITY AS PER 'A - CIaSSOS ', . Statues, H. :111's() A ~ Gourmet I " • Cooking Everything Mention the word vacation, and what do Hw . 17 & 92 . I - I others think, "Now what can we possibly do on our Icons, Missals, Relics. folkcraft 320 S0 . . I LAWS OF FLORIDA DOROTHY LYNCH, WIe T FLORIDA STATUTES THE OF and PROPERTY APPRAISER, A N D SEMI COUNTY TM'I -- AND SERVicI you Religious Articles H I a) . 1' / JOHN SCHLENK 01 . capiz and Hobby 1-' Ri I - ,' 01 furniture R _% - - J -- dt,.O?tiIrr;Ii,,l,l,Ibi DEJ 143 IN THE COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. IT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ADVERTISING, FOR BIDS- COUNTY. FLORIDA. Cl 14-2"?.CA44.0 EQUIPMENT A SYSTEMS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE In re: the Marriage of = -_ II I 41 I I - accent L 011 A MOO \, PhIlIpp'ne I imports ~ I I I T A'nc,i,,dD.aI,r_Da.voi I lvi u ;, Tre ______ . khmn. - and spring This will keep your ' I 411110 = 4110 = = = = = . .. . Call Art Bro%n forall your pest rantrol needs. 11 to r) Dick .-.q1T .31, 1T1,HHff1rA ,, Al CASSELSEARY, FLORIDA I Orlando, Florida 32202 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Jan 29. Feb 4. 11. 18, 1975 0FG 11" 0* 11 By, 5 H Richard Bates Esquire P 0 Drawer 1 Suite 433, First Federal Building Sanford, Florida 31771 sk the man who wears one!! - - Beadles and John (ofmanpestcontrohxptr ts I33tastROb.nIO" (.1I t A - FUMIGATION CONTROL AT IT'S FINEST --- I t t -.~ N IT- - 1 --, W__ K -, 6"& & DOSTER PROFESSIONAL CLEVELAND S. MIZE Attorneys for Plaintiff ASSOCIATION FAST ACCURATE ECONOMICAL - - i 01 ETHEL BART 61.1 r. t., Sanford, Fla. 32771 Oh 121 0334 Phone - - . - ~7...-~- __ - -, fggeorge stum !-I I -- ,~!_ -LA - - W-1- r with r ecommended 8fr I fURNIWRI 232 S. HIGHWAy 17-92 VICTOR DRAFTING ' - 'V " - ., IL-1 Pelletfertilizer made from a lb LB formula applied in tt laU NEW A USED FURNITURE WE 13UY 9 SELL--ONE OR A HOUSEFUL FURNITURE £ GLASSWARE , ' BLUEPRINTS I ______ - ' :" I I'lA . ---.-,,- _______________________ the first Consideration in this OAK WASH STAND I I a ii (Original Brass Hardware' naruware, I /A I ADDITION PLANS SHOP DRAWINGS LOT MAPS 6 . I - Q Letter Sate Legal Site, I : .i OE - CARIBBEAN f ~ - - - __ property, to wit All of Lot 16, and East 12 fee 4 ImcheS of Lot 17 and the East 4 feet 4 of Lot Florida 3217) and file the original County Florida You are commanded to file your Answer or Pleading in the office of written defenses to said Complaint the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or with the Clerk of the above named before the 231h day of February, Court and to serve a Copy thereof A D. 1975 If ypu fail to do upon the attorneys hereinbelow not iudgment default will be take,; against you for the relief demanded later than March 3. 193 WITNESS my hand and SeSlof the in the Complaint. This NOIIC* %hall be published Court at Sanford. Florida, this 23rd day of January. 1975, once each week for four conalecutive week s In the Evening Herald (Seal) (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Arthur H BeCkwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court BY: Martha T. Vihien Deputy Clerk BY~ Elaine Rirharoe Deputy Clerk LOINOES. PIERSOL, DROSDICK WEEKENDERS -- _iNj f % % ~_ I and strictly enforced. The Safety of customers employes REFINI H BUILDERS certain mortgage on the following 6?. Public Records of Seminole Mile. P.O. Drawer Z. Sanford, - C ONTRACTORS I - ;~'\ -- HITCHES OF ALL SIZES SANFORD , -4 11 T,anfr IiIr Timil j 0 ~~l , "'. j : ,~ No Tease Shampoo a Set Reg. 1530 Now 13.00 Frostintils Reg. %IS Now S11.90 , _____________________________________________ ~__ anny •iI.is is Complete Perm. waves Reg 116 Now si2.so C. MORGAN and EVA M. MORGAN, his wife. whaso residence and mailing address are UNKNOWN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED b LAST WEEK .322- 8 8 65 k .. . , . ' fef miles build funnels from dirt lawn healthy and beautiful saliva va lAI - L$,• , fl,,:111' - 8 . - __ it s,_1 . --..1~~' - _`,~%-1 - !~ ~~ - n1'. I ~, - ~;;!2 iflSt ProPrIy Oan;ge. rt B4OiAit Pest Control Service Service -_ IIlti,iAn - - - - - - -_ STATE OF FLORIDA TO; COLLIS OPITANI SAVINGS AND LOAN SANLANDO THE SUBURB ASSOCIATION, BEAUTIFUL, according to put Plaintiff, thereof recorded in Plat Book 3, Page u of the Public Records of vs. DURRELL THOMAS and ALLINE Seminole County, Florida, together T HOMAS, his wife, and BARNETT with the right of ingress and egress BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, over Brentwood Avenue and that NA, Portion Of Salem Street lying East of Defendants. Brentwood Avenue and South of and adiacent to slid Block IS descr,be-a NOTICE OF ACTION 0: DURRELL THOMAS and &Wvt AL LINE THOMAS, his wife, arid all ALSO DESCRIBED AS: Parties having or claiming to have Section 7. Township 21, Range 3o, fl right, title or interest In the Subdivision X0, Parcel Number 72T, property hieroln described Beg 30 feel South, 479,0 West Of the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Northeast corner of Southeast that the above named Plaintiff has quarter of Northwest quarter. Run filed a Complaint In Ihe above styled West 75 feet. North 160 feet, liallf 75 Court for- the foroctaurs, of a feet, South 140 fW to bt9linning, the has been filed against you and you mortgage encumbering 1101 lowing described real property: are required to serve a copy of your Lot 1. Block 12. WEATHER. Answer or Pleading to the Complaint SFIELD FIRST ADDITION as an the Plaintiff,% attorney, C. - _:1*- -- t- , RT % 1CW15\ AUy TIVE - -#4 Reg. %IS N&w sis.00 ___ i. People confuse dry rot with employej utilizing a refresher • WE WILLO'RDER TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS . . -mtw 11 - 1 --~. ~&:- - a! - M X ___, MT . _---_ , 7-__A 1=.---__ "316'-dc jANFOaO_AVE I 3210S10 1T -: O ~ that a Complaint to foreclose a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.21".CA-09.0 P1';' k:NQEEZE & Yrii, flig -_ depending on their location and work. Art Brown conduct$ , advanced 1heirjnvasjonis Weekly training sessions fo his - R ed '- I'AnTler AC Arvinu Arthur H Beckwith, ir Clerk of the Circuit Court Joys Stokes Deputy Clerk PubIi h- Jan 14, 21, 25, Feb 4. 1973 DEJ 54 a Ccrn*f SAR10ird A,t a isgi;~ : TRM pi -. it termite damage, and the only and updatIng program from no contact with the ground, and sure way to fell the differefv%v is Purdue University. can exist I n wood with a to get a pirofessional Inspection. In addition to pest control Termites work f rom within. and service for home and lawn. Arl " what looks like A solid wicold is Brown Offers monthly JaAr - ~!, Movies are offered once a -7 . have no t -' residents' lives. o££ ta te Hughty Equip Ce ii you or one of your loved ones are in need t care, you will • flu the iiv%t at Lk y not only offer e best of care utit thebe st of creative; to brighten the J R LOCATED AT - "i either of the methods, chemical and the environment must be leave treatment or fumigation Ba lance ii 4 Tires to see that patients do not feel cake and ice cream for those Stomer$ fumiqation The dampwood termite uses EWIS AUTOMOTIVE Mrs, June Miller, activities Baptist Church of Sanford visit - - --____~_ _W4 2 F Highly more There Is no danger to the volatile and neighbors, since the als are disperses harmlessly into the necessary to successfully air once the tent Is removed combat all of these pests, sl~ Art Brown Is the only Sanford '.late laws regarding pest 1 based company doing control services are stringent The drywood termite needs : (Seal) hen Indicates that the house is safeguards the health of his can be detected looking for t heir pel let droppings The ' Center. ,~N,,~ Z I -, _ -_. -,.~ - - 111~ - - -'___ -_ ~~- -".. :nMz. -'... 2 ",- __ __ - _ .-.. -Z _ v ~ i~_ - . ~_ --. i - __~~ - .. ~_f - .!if' is th24ur 'stlapsed the tent termite must return to the ground every 24 to 48 hours in order to survive. Some termites e I - r- - maculate cleanliness, The week, such as travelogues, ,t. - Rccessone$ cyclIe .--,. maintenance plan. Specialized that they "have nothing to do." whose birthdays fell in the equipment for odor control Activities at the cen er are Curren rn h keeps the air fresh U no planned to be fun-filled and • fumigation with a huge tent' drywood : _.- tz, director nurses objective of the Professional I Orlando. Flof Ida 32102, Attorney for MORGAN, his wife, CLARENCE the Plaintiff , on or before February ENGLISH and CATHERINE Sanford Florida WITNESS my hand and seal of FLORIDA a Delaware corporation OPeu House are residentz; Kathryn Rober (seated), standing (1) Carolp Srnith, r Shirley ac '4'--'. 11 19 1973 or default will be taken ENGLISH his wife. and GENERAL against you FINANCE CORPORATION OF shiny and Immaculate Is the outgoing person whose job It Is birthday party complete with ~~ ,= ~_ - - - =~_ -A____n=_._ I! , . k MM _..r -I . -_ ! otor Home • i e STORE-,;' I /Ama6mook ursing - / -- - , , M~__ I - __ =~~_ nurses . I/ /( t . . - back of termite, pest, lawn and the lethal gas being held In the visits to get all of the peits in fumigation control. tent for 24 hours. the beginning there is no ad Protective servilce against termites will save you money, because by the time you notico clean operation. Only living termites. there are rats, $3 different of , things. plants and animal species them they have probably caused extensive damage. need be removed from the cockroaches, other Insects ane . house during the fumigation, a large varlety of lawn pests to Termites are quite common in me,-e is no mess when it is eradicate In the Central Florida he southeastern U.S. and over, and Art Brown takes care area, Insec ts carry disease, as Florida suffers from 3 types; of the entire operation After do the fats. So besides insuring CAMPERS TOO Florlicla . ... Pictured at the Phone 12? 2614 of the Phebean class of the First productive -ADV. fashioned design using themes molorcoach transportation Caribbean Cruises has a tour or w from the ancient cultures, to from the Winter Park Mall, all cruise to fit your desire% and pottery and textiles of rich taxis and baggage handling, yolur budget. I alpaca wool. Children under 12 may be taken about that e Iting spring Apart from the well known frorn S". This wonderful week vacation Dr;yby Caribbean places visited by many tourists, Is from May 24-31. Cruises and Judy and John can there are others still to be Many more fours and cruisn, make your dream a real"Y4 discovered by You if you have from a few days to an around. ADV. ian ;nffeofficeoc Arthyr H Beckwith, Jr., CJerk.ffieCourthovseof nfovd, Z.1- _____ ,~N - . " $203197) / PI, , . All% I HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED i Clerk of Circuit Court of m nole Coo ty Flt B y lcTh (rf.,l De puty Clerk Publish: Jan. 11, 21, fl. Feb i, 1915 Book 11, Page% SS Sind S6. Public JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Records of Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida CIVIL ACTION NO. You are required to file your SHUBERT CONSTRUCTION ovrilter, defenses with the Clerk of COMPANY. INCORPORATED, a the Circuit Court for County, Florida and to Serve a Copy Plaintiff, thereof upon Ronald A Harbert of VS - Y, I 1915, S Arthur H, Beckwith, ir as per plat Iherf recorded in Plat IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 11TH I ,- - . I I / ' h vi ' , BINGO F E ED S Transfer toCo-ntyF,rn, '. - .'- 4.L , ~ February. 1975 at 11.00 A M Dated this Ith day of January, a. j a Pet Supplies 9 Annual% I reatment and rehabilitative looking for ways to make comfortable and relaxed In the general type movies. In ad Lakeview more comfortable midst of the best of service. professional dillon some of the reildents go* nurs ng care. n entertainment in groups to see movies outside Congratulations to Lakeview Lakeview Is not a place where contains color TV. piano. the center. Bingo is played Nursing Center on their Sth patients sit OtOUflu listening to carea omfortable c ha irs and couches weekly, and pizza parties are anniv their arteries ersary. May the many harden. and tables for the enjoyment of held In the evenings Members ean nes, a mu a more to come be as happy and thri rr-'cfrnf. paradise of popular crafts, per person, Including Deluxe needs A~ f I - ,'~..J . .I .. % ,,,1111~ .:* . .. . _: .. .. .::.-..*,..-- -. .1 , : . ..-.:,_. I I I , ... ....-I.7 I . . @` of .'t-'% _'~ giniausan are always patients are made to feel Disney movies; and some In the travel line, whef ranging from gold and silver "A" deck outside cabins with ever you may want to venture ornaments of exquisitely two lower beds, private In the wide, onder world. Parts -Accessories k* ir ' current and future thinq, and Vir Is only 1469 complete , N. 0 rn si,i, for business for a unique geography en fabulous shopping bargains. joyable as possible. IANDEMS JWHEELERS j i - Judy Is a fantastic week on the rather than for pleasure they dowed with every variation of 10 SPEEDS UNICYCLES C % I Mtlø, haven't been coming medic ina In ?h homelike atmosphere Is to. ti'ialntalning the facility is a maintained despite the im. teresting not only for its the Dominican Republic. Haiti, necessary arrangements to historical treasures, but also San Juan. and St. Thomas for make your journey es en pellets the dampwood 91103"1`11 TI and offer more than cruises, giving you all other travel ser vices at emotive world. Peru is in. luxurious MS Boheme, visiting can take care of all the dry*ood type drop concave Tofalejt matpr,e Balance fobobfougnt forward cash Total Total appropriations clubs, Another excItIng spring no extra cost to you. So even it mysterious and treated by establishing chernical barrier or Insulating %odw ~ - ; . ~a W ,~. , -1 ~ . ;,\ .. been made to Lakeview since Its opening. A Whirlpool bath has been added I with lar r cra fts t'- RU the photographer, the tourist, vacation recommended by your travel I subterranean dampwood and '-= , ^ thing, but some changes have i by years in this field Servicing is monthly on on ly one fully certified in terms covering the entire house and homes. If it takes call /S 0- . .S president of the company satisfactory way to kill the Art Brown Is a veteran ci ii. . Total opprWj#t;WtS i~ _h~ available moisture content as low as 3 per service supervisor under Hess enemlesol your home and from Art Brown Pest Control cent All wood has that much direcflonof It takes expert treatment with Service Inc., 2562 Les Pr genera III So. Park moisture, so the drywood insect manager. Les has 16 years 0 ecialized equ Pmen 0 cxlye. Sanford. Art Brown, can live In any wood. The Only pest Control termina te experience, and lic-2w I F uture plans include the Installation of a shuffleboard court. This has been in the making for some time, but - [ . Art Brown Pest Control Service I . _11w 1i 1%. - ~ ~AIFY '' ASK ABOUT OUR 'z -. Caribbean Cruises Travel rivers, jungle, lonely beaches available from Caribbean' ar and cu tute. whe traces churches, can be found thsoughout the discotheques. and ) PRECINC7 SIX FIRE CONTROL DItTRICT - RUINS . Agency. It has a wonderful or popular bathing resorts, lost Cruises Travel Agency. Judy history, a universal heritage of c1fles, muset)ms, ancient and husband John Schlenk, also Huancayo Is situated in the valley of the Mantaro River. It is reached by the Central Rallway, the highest in the world. The Sunday Market is famous for the sale of popular craft good.i from the region. Peru Is a country that awakens the Imagination, 0 I Pec r,cj pool according to Judy Schlenk, of an adventurous spirit: lake, theworld extravaganza, ar Blanco" (White City), at the TIMEX REPAIR CENTER ~ corporation, are Defendants The nature of the action is to Iorectoii a mortgage recorded in OfficIal R c di Book 1010 Page 715, Pubic f Sem i no le r FlOrid,, ct; encumbers thr foflowing described property: • Horse Cart Items ______ remodeling. of painting and Keeping floors and furnishing director, is a vivacious, thecenter monthly, putting on The expertise and the operates Sanford s oldest pest c on trol service as well IS the q JR . as Trustee, and NORTON ENGINEERING. INC , a Florida • t-t,i,zr • 5 id ai such certificate or c lifiColies shall be redeemed A( cording to law the properi, described in such certificate cert ificates will be sold to ft . Sanford - -, been lot s is . ~ Termites are tough, relen- equipment are both • Total estimated receipts __ 11~1~~ _.-:_ , -_ - .i 1=~ 11P.111. 1~ Ter inates The Termi es -. ; !, -- Hurt The nroxlmatel it bel S PUBLICNOTICE .I \ - a only one patient Mrs Rose ... Fantastic ruined city of the twas located high in the Andes. called the "Ciudad mansions - ERMGHTA T on the banks of the Amazon river, with very beautiful : 1, '_v' -., a r lw_.~ ~~ Picchu, ~ . 11 - '#2t-.. I- " 4WIC# Is herelby giviiin that the ftard of county Commissioners of Seminole County, Fiords, will hold a Public Hearing February 11, 197i PL-irsuant to Chapter 129, Florida Statufm for the purw.* Of adoolng SuPPlert"I&I budgets for th,t b14O* listed "iShod Fife Control Districts for the fIscal ye*r ending Sepfembr 30, 1975. Said Miring is for the sole purpou"dius"gi the estimated cash balance% brought forward to equal Me actual Cash balancips brought forward in oider to transfer the exact lance to the Cnunty Ffre unit "' Iquitos Is a City In the jungle DEJ " : - . II Industrial Park, t R Gun Shop ad minus?ratrlx of said estate, has February Ih. IS. and file the completed the administration original with the Clerk of this Cou rt thernof and has filed In said court . . 9 0 Ktion for dKWution Of mairriagir r?ien defenses .f ,; . . . ' __ __ scenery. The animal tile in this tropical climate Is one of the . --_.~ 7j~ 1 - -- -_~ ' unforgettable. 0 I . - climate will make your visit • PROBATE DIVISION CASE NUMBER 13-in-Cp has be" "I'llid 098i'M YOU and YOU are required to servt a copy of your I.. - surroundIngs and an agreeable climate and scenery. Peru is a available . -, .- ~ I 1. . 1, churches, lovely scenery and .. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE YOU ARE NCTIFIED that an Machu 8eautiful • EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. t•' Miss Susan Castrianni. ad. were also honored for their fine service the past five years, All honored employees received pins commemorating their past service, When Lakeview Nursing Center opened in 1970, they In: '_ - - structed from the while volcanic stone called I'sillar " I Wife NOTICE OF ACTICM . . - foot of Voican Misti is con- , 'TO: CHRISTINE EVELYN BARD C-0 Lem Meredith Post Office Box 159. Rt, 2 ~v . - ft wr it WEEUNW-Rk Lima Is the capital city and has buildings from the viceroyal period, beautiful churches, I n te r e s I I n g museums On the outs k Iris is a beautiful Place • 434&.4 Altamonte Springs • 01K n I ' Is-. styles. •1 As Administratrix. of said estate . Mrs Virginia Mlchalowski archeological Summit of Peru, 11lig HOUtlique : , j I County of Seminole, State of Fiord, CLARK, JR MARGARET Mr highest cash bidder at the court CLARK, BENJAMIN F WAR'). hOuSC door on the 171h day of Ph )?2 46?? i I ! ""BANK MORTGAGE COM PANY Is the Plaintiff and CALBERT CONSTRUCTION. INC . a Florida cor poration, ALBERT M . 1" _'6" .' 11'_'__" ' and citadels, colonial temples and mansions many of them a • a fusl.n of both architectural - court. 5' Evef n H Ris SHERWOOD WILLARD BARD, A the Amazon river basin make up the three main Empire and I monument with Inca fortresses. palaces L L said nla!e wil! come befo e -t-.e I. PR 9 PGS A] & 44) Delray Beach, Florida 134" Williams and Janie W Williams ass £ rIm? Co., Inc. 323.3866 I • It was the center of the Inca PrOPlefty being located at Altamonte PROBATE DIVISION .N the there are vario archeological centers Cusco is the Ar COUNTY, .. . ac c Ocean) - r V, el F I-i,4'n"Or"'A"On Estate of available from the Civil Division of HIRSCHEL GILBERT ceceased the Seminole County Sheriff's NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE being made to That Said sale All persons are hereby notified Satisfy the lier ms Of said Writ of th4t the undersigned as ad Ex tn mtrrtx of said estate. ha s John 15 Pont, completed the administration Sheriff thweef and has filed In 14id court Stmincile, County, Florida her final report W4 OPPlicallom for Publish: Feb. A. ii. 1$. 23 1973 discharge. Obtectiors thereto, if DEK 10 any, shouldbeduty filed. After filing prod of pufolication Vlowing this rot-ce has been P iithed . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE week for four awtsitcutive Weeks. the EIGHTEENTH P1 .I CHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC Senkarik CALL IssuAnce 1972 Description of Property E 10 Ff of Lot 32S (Less Beg SE Cot Run N 100 Ft W 47 6Ff S 100 Ft E 71 7SF Ito Beg) Queens Mirror South emifloleCountyFIorda,n wtch For Quotes 1 i: ....t I - ilk Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION I ePAINT been rn filed in the Circuit Court lot I I NORTON ¶YuePose - rd~~ thirty (30) days fm the date of Honnrcd rtnployi's ..pr ç , 0, and aFionda Sorry losed Sal. - I . Hurt and Mrs Annie Scott - Trustee, - Honored patients were Miss Isabella Si Simon, Mrs Rode • . If .' I M:ti i_ -_ , ~- i - have been with Lakeview since Its opening. . Fri 96 4MW- ; . - ~ - -_ = . Open Daily 9.5 . table and the honoring of = - fran, (lando for person double occupancy .ida I Situated in the centr,ut - I -- : . '( - 'I •ART SUPPLIES EZ Payments ,. on. an open house was staged which included refreshments, a buffet ' gem LOW RATES st 19 E. 2nd St. Sanford. To com. A - - February marked the 5th anniversary 9 .1. inique feature mast tours don 7 k This Is an esc t.. Sanford - I I INSURANCE LIkCViUW Nursing Center . this exciting country, including an overnight stay at f he ruins of fabulous Machu Picchu, a A I 1\ AUTO Celebrates Their 5th Year ' I ', I A very special trip to Peru scheduled for April 18.27 gives you B full days and 7 nights in S849 Ph. 3234430 - ' 7aw file cabets tVM*Tt1er desk, bra" top and 1,4L4JL i Sunday. t& Agency, Winter Park Mall. LArge Bloom The District board of Trusteirs of ._ • Lakevie,v Nursing Center To ' ASso,te office furniture in Cluding One green chair, o black roll desks • • 202 S Park Ave. Yo u n eru . Of PANY a Florida corporation that Seminole County the ho$de of Plaintiff, the following certificates has filed vs said certificates for a tat deed to be CALBEPT CONSTRUCTION, INC. issued thereon The certificate a Floridacorporation, ALBERT M numbers arid years of issuance, the CLARK. JR MARGARET L. description of the property, and the CLARK, CHEROKEE UTILITIE S , names in which it was assessed are INC a Florida corporation, follows BENJAMIN F WARD. JR as Certificate No 1004 Year of at S Caribbean Cruises Says , %AN\1Lk\1) ~W _Ai-A. E IS HEREBY GIVEN. • - Sanford, Fla. 919 E. 2nd St.. Proposal forms furni~ by t,te Architect - a sp"imen form C So • - MI ., hold of record. Bid h II b bmltted C.60 • . TM medicaid Out Patient Therapy - DEED DIVISION D db - NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-11`21111-CA-011 (Se ction - 24 Hour Nursing Care For I r'f'Ivaue I Patients rauleflis Feb. 4, Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR wher e e your fri r 'en ends s are ' * 75' portablewahouse on bidder whom contrad award s concrete Slab Clark forklift. serial "zen Addenda to me plans ar, 71295 other contract documents a re NCR adding -&clhone. wW no Issued, Me Landuspe, Architect *,i i 11,111,110ia tnd coo of suthAddenmtoai Corr maoor C 150 Calculator ia 19?0 Chevrolet Trvck ClEt"Fil"120 1970 Chevrolet Truck CES)CPI?Sll, , I Legal Notice - I CENTER " !Wwwoolw Orlando. Fla 12M Copies of the Contract Documents may be obtained at the office of Fost er Complet ion Bond Perf ormanc Dow and Labor. Sind Maier Payment bond, each In the 8"Ift of = per cent of the contract sum 3 0 a - ' I A - NURSING OranQe County F lorida.upon* II1I eis at me PurchS Agent iudgment rldered in the aforeia,d Office. Bids will be pu'Cty OPIfl*d Court O" Me 1h day of arid rem al*W A 0 t7S. ifl ff1? certa Clii Consd 'died. Vat$aca W. Jones. et ua Drowino and Specifications for Plaintiff. -vs Orlando Gyp each b are on tili a' th e sum Specialty Inc a ?h coro. Defendant. •hiCh Foster Pertrt Assocates $aresa4 Writ of Esecuton was North Irma Avenue Tu.sdiy, ___ _____________________ P 0 Drawer Z is Pu blish Ja m 74 teb A 11 11 t97S Pvt3lish jisn 71 Fr!. i li !I JJ"5 flf J t5 - - �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 --- --_ __ - � 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 04, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Friday, Oct. 3. 175 BEETLE BAILEY ________ - _r ___________ ____ AENT WE NO. ThIE IR6T TEE T1E Mart Walker HOROSCOPE 4OW' (NEED9A \ 1 , LITTLE SALT! LEØE ,. . %.~ kl .) .C-. ~_ CUT ~ C. ) BARGE? .'..1 -. ~I r_ s \ U , ( ~ I I ; rim - 0 G - \ i ai \ , / __ ~kv _____ THE BORN LOSER by Art SoflsOrn . -~Tcp a)_\4JTIW.o - IT TZV_i , 161, ~ _-1_ 11Z --_1~ _1I~I.~111 1: 1*~s...... - 4 Cl 0111, - I- - .. ,V -W i L. I - __~ / CANCER (June 21-July 22) Choose your companion You will now begin to make wisely. ( _-, I -- Aç ATS TO MUCH LIKE aWl DATE i LAST NIGHT/ I MOW I I i (A3uT This I MENT I CLUB STOCK - iGk INVESTMENT, LOW WIELD ___ -7 I. I I *J iO$7 42 . 49 &Q8 I _____ ______ I __-__ 101111 1 ISUGS BUNNY 5 AFTER, TMT VA.')AST DEEF WE SLEEPWALKING 94D WOUTINE. AGAIN! - / Q 10 #K 10 4, A J 10 9 7 5 4 . 0 a of ~? 'I \) _ - - ____ ' _' ' ,•. ___ ____________________________ ..:. BLONDIE Chic Young IN IT'S ONLY A 11 E WHIFF AND YOUR - AT $ 3S AN OLWXE HE'LL . ?a,,, $35 AN OUNCE Q~ USBMD tAALL GO 60 WILD WITHOUr -0 W WE Ws4itrp.s " 11 ~ _- "l—o-1~ ; .. V. e THIS ANEW I Ill k MMMEIS CA,I D JUNGL DWMS I I i '1 ____ a4LC.,UI '• /. C (L 'I- . , - "—... C : k-y, "*~ ~ T ' 'b:_ " ____ I I— _____ 1_____'____ -.__ TAI( 7HA çANP714AT 'a3 11 ST CFRA 'CAN ( I AtW ) 1~; ;Z &-vt 30 20 %% SNW. I ki . t , i, / AM i s *'%%No I sm to ft I's Ps so - 11 - Itk)WDC4'&t/HYMAJ UflTI - . — ____ 110-3 OH,PCfr 4JLI 1IMSLLF I ____ HIMS 4kU%4A I _. - J : 'h D',) A - Scoring Well On National Tests PtiaA( i JIM I _J 04 I I - , __J Y~ no, By DONNA ESTES Herald SWI Writer diEy P" 85 64F,V, 1 — — _ 0 I RO VV 9 byAlVirmeer a new I r' — 4) . FRANK A D L NEST /, 3 _____________________ I0_ by Bob Thaves XT'$ RALy C, I~ , ~Jlq ___________________ _____________________ r *1~. ____ L_ os 't'." __________________ by Bob Montana _. 1P "_ ~ TO MY OFFIa AND SEE IF I icr education ci the Seminole public school system. supplement the textbook, Seminole' students rate at about the national norms in reading. In the county schools the phai the past tc or three years on the e l emen ta ry level has been on mathematics and language reading skills. idea of geometry neither have always rated high in mathematic concepts. off 5 it does many high school students, Dagg said. Semine!e Cnty yinter ur(ñecars ago scoring low the computation side of the national standard When it was seen locally that students were not doing as well fl matie rnrnpitthtions an anal)sls made !ocal!} of areas of strength and weakness and additional drill material Road Funds To Be Discussed The resWts of this years mathematics test are available. When the results are in the curriculum council will be looking into all phases of the mathematics program and meUr within thc r,et two ee to formulate a recommendat,on on the county's school math program to School . ---.-.." •, .. . )'' S, SIR i,4~--~~il~_ Educational televisi on, touted as the thing of the future n education just a few i Seoleschoo1 ln -v -th degrees, te, I (Continued On Page SA) ow I -17 T mills ' ______ .. __ i Around TheClock Bridge 4% ç Ginny Davis, administrative assistant to State Ilepresenta. . 4 1A V&_ N used $9,000 in damages to the Europa Health Spa at 1780 Park Ave. North and I it t` _10 __--- - I- . ai Deput> F C1ef u r said the blaze Spparentl) started in the closet in the back of the building between the showers and the - ___J . . L V5' ,, -. i;- ~-~,F ' ' ', V 1. -- -_ --r 7~ 11 -_ -i i ; ~ 1%1~x. V ___! e e`., ~.-~,,f" ~ ',K.-,~_ I . 4-4s .--V_ ~, -i.. - A-i I? -To , *.O- T- - - r,- I Cause of the blaze was under TT~_. 6' ~7 1-IT P°P) Depar tment heads Initially submitted $22-million worth ~( ' - --- . night he .-- (or, _.- . . \tMTND — A (ire Friday 'r p rope rty rt owners will pa 40 'orth of xae or In I't - -- . 1 im-P which means '' maged • .. i I t. ago. is now beirig used in the Health Spa I 4.I - . I Superintendent W. P. (Bud) . - ~,- ViWen Jr. said the board will Ginny Davis Named A rrlofl& op enios 0 ___________________ gY ~ superintendent acQictnt was developed and distributed to the elementary schools to Public Works Director Bob of reducing millage to the T'he $75.000 reduction was Andrew asked for the session figure certified by the county's part of a "cut list" offered by because Andrew says the Commission Chairman Sid Commissioner Mike Ilattaway. $75,000 reduction will require a The final figure was $I.,000 6 40 0 40 G) Dai' mathemati tests, last year County roads has prompted a Sanford. 4~ -. - _~- I - - -, I --- -_ -.i .- -. --- School Level scored well in computation. The feightens them nor turns them or _t,~ - id flnn The youngste are learuing so many new things that the At the time the Cut Was MAde, major revision of his roads reconsider 'the entire 19776 commissioners said they would program f next sear road program during the one- decide later in which district a 1latthd} suggested a p5,000 A $75,000 r ed uction In funds hour work session beginning at road or roads will not be bui lt reduction in fun ds slated for earmarked for Seminole 9:30 a.m, at the courthouse in next year. road materials as one method ' 9 ~b =_ your second grade student comes home this year talking about gOmetry, pronouncinE th words trazoids, pentagon and hexagon just as though he really knew what he was BY ED PI1ICKL= HeraldStaffter I oId - ' ~_ — - I -__- - - "'~ A '', - . ____________ ____________ IL I J A - earning More At Low ta lk ing about. Because he does. The children are being taught spatial relationships in the second grade and the boys and girls are not finding it difficult, Mothers, don't be surprised If !_ . . ___~ - - 0 I 4 ZK"VW M41VIS" VIA / FIXX IAMR? f I C ' . - X " M&yp M40S V X& AM,4W. -' / ose Cub n Tr de 0 PP - I by Garry Trudeau Look behind 4t_~_'&~:~ f\ State 1• - X r UP FCQ i4 Aploximateb 50 per cent of the Boy Scouts' operating expenses comes from the seven United Way campaigns, Last year, for instance', the United Way of Seminole County, Inc., pro%ided $12,5M for the group. / that new ' doI - .. I-e M&M 7 ..F Irz V PRISCILLA'SPOP - 6 4 Hurt ' ,1-f-__-____J oo? , __ — ..IT5 OT44ERcfL)F(E , ,- .-'- 7. .a Pj /. / A"!; Am!; mw.. /A jt~ ~, ____i 1' By Roger Batton AEY,AWX)W ~Ji I I __J 1W - 0 . FUNNY BUSINESS OW T4NC-7 . WHAT HF_ LACKS 1 9 TALENr-. Owen said that while traditional scouting activities of camping and hiking are useful in promoting fit. ness and attracting members, there are a multitude of other programs that are especially geared for the area in which the troop is located, So me of these are special urban programs. Operation Reach is a nation-wide drug education program; and Keep America Beautiful Day promotes a clean TI V , 1. 019~ 11 10 ,_ // /0-3 ______________ XZRT ,' I A W ~, - 11 156 A 1 tui\ h 40 IJLL Pan DOONESBURY by Dick Cavolli WALgJN W"I wrtrers will receive copies of king would produce only one JA C013 Y Af ODERN i .--- I HEAR A ______ - shock to find that the ace and D-3 WINTHROP I Embargo Would ,, .Scouts, for boys aged 8.1o; the Boy Scouts, for boys aged 11-18; and the Explorers, for boys aged 14-21. "The Boy Scouts of America has three main goals," Owen snid. "To huild character t •n*' citizenship; and to promote physical and mental health." So 4NT 5 P Pus S N.T. Pan 6 & Pass 7 NrT, Pass Pass Pass Openlnglead - J* - " • .r 11 ~,_~_,, /AL W• , A Winnipeg reader wants to know If th ere were life masters before there were master points The a nswer Is a resounding no. ne original master By Oswald & James Jacoby coPcept was to give winners Greed Is a terri ble thing, and high soliloquized the bridge jor events finishers master in a few mastatus Then piiiiOsOps er. • r emember some one thought of master some thirty-odd years ago when points. A schedule was I W23 first playing Blackwood, adopted: points were awarded greed plus some bad luck cost retroactively for previous me a team match. events and 10 original life A sat South and after North Jumped in diamonds and rebid masters were selected. That the suit I werst into Blackwood was 49 years ago and they were a hard bunch. Eight including and found that he held three Oswal T Jacoby are still alive aces, but not one missing king, dpisitd "A little thought c3nvmnced i'Oo you have a question or me that he must hold seven Jacot)ys' care 0 1 this spades, three hearts, seven newspaper The most in. diamonds and a club and bid leresting questions will be au 0 I 114 ~ ~ M ~_ market by lifting the em- us a lot of competition recently tomatoes shot up from 1 6 ('uba there is th e matter of how to develop qua li ty fruit and bargo." awl Cuba would just add to our million cwt. hundredweight ir two some billion dollars in how to process it. Wilson C. , McGco, general problems." 1956 to 3.7 million cwt. in 1957, co nf iscated American property TOOSiLLS to Oflu the U.S. manager, United Growers and "Brazil has en r ''d ;' the wayne I.. Cram, marketing he added that during the three that has in be dealt with," trade eniharin of (uba are tiippers Association, Inc., and production imianager, year iriod from l9 through MeCee said. s iargcst exporter w triting a ctonn of protest agrees with Stone and has veryFlorida Fruit and Vegetable 1957, There are also political frozen concentrated orange the U . S. absorbed an from Florida growers and definite je, replacing the United i(Jcas regarding Association, ,mdded, "Everyone average of 2.53 million cwt. of prisoners down there still shippers. — in Florida is very concerned Cu ba n tomatoes. StP ''C4 said. "and they ' 1ade with Cuba ended in about the situation. Before are dog it wi th American 19 7 when Congress passed an In i letter to "The Packer" "Dropping the trd r pit& and an American "efore we think act allowing the President to ouring produce into our magazine dated June 12, 15 b argo em ot't developed process. place an embargo on products about lowering trade --n. e increase eastern markets. Florida McGee said: increast g of countries viewed un- WI;IIOU; clearly shows Cuba 's potential barriers WIIII C uba growers were hurt badly." f.ivorably by the U.S. govern- tariffs- or taking oththe State Department are Frank macnt. leading us down the merry path er protective meagovernment was Ignoring Extension :ent agreed some two billion dot- to destruction," McGee said. Ilecent efforts at detente with sures, would be the Wth Farmer and Taylor that everything agricultural except 1!)e Soviet Union and mainlRnd sugar — which was largely an lars in confiscated "Something has to be China have created a thawing death knell of Flori. trade with Cuba croild hurt tri da growe fect which so t& resu uaai that has to be dea it (iroers and shippers the fresh fruit people ould " melting the trade walls " erected pers," anstte-wide Caso and a regimen ted tabor Association, Inc., have made a h ave a problem with." ~!uring the cold war. major problem," force that is heavily agrarian — USGA number of nggestions to the Spokesman it would be a I VtS o Cuba Sen. esman Washington negotiators who Wilson McGee Jasa said. McGee said that Cuba also George McGovern ( D.S.D.) Ed Taylorgrapplingwith the Cuba However, he said that only produces a giapefruit that early in 'May created talk of -sssssssssssssssb problem. Among them are: normalizing relations. Also, the Arnerica's position in the world' about 9,000 acres is involved matures earlier than the —Increase present citrus the jails." ()rganization of American marketplace. with citrus production in Florida variety. "If they put .NIc(;ee expresses disgust and States (OAS) formally voted to "Dropping the trade embargo Seminole County, which is not those into the New York at bafflenient us market, they could give tower its embargo of Cuba, of Cuba, without increasing muchcompare "certair —maintain current tariffs, o "ov er elenwn its" he ts in the S said. te ta part. but implement Import quotas or m state." though some of itxs members, tariffs or taking other meat that want to trade away a market-sharing program to especially Mexico, had been protective measures, would be Ed "We haven't had a freeze for Taylor, executive everything we've got.trading wi th th e Fidel Castr o the dea th knell of Florida relieve the pressure of foreign se veral ye ars and prices ar e manager of the Department of go ver nm e nt all along. products In the domestic growersand s hi Just wants ppers,"McGee low. Growers around here Citrus, Lakeland, shared "Castro mone'" he said "at our ha market Then, on July 4, Secretary of said. didn't get enough to pay ex. McGee's concer about the State Henry Kissinger issued a LeeMoore, general manager penses," Jasa said. "If it keeps grapefruit market. pens if he builds a citrus —That no citrus-producing s ta tement saying the U S. is of Chase & Company, which processing plant down there designated, or under u t problem ? nation ill et worP b prepared to hae "serious coun ts sugarcaneand soybeans Cu ba had a considerable What happens If they get consideration for designation, e xchanges with Cuba" among its many Interests says effect in the past on the markets together with Brazil and begin as beneficiary developing hlcGee said before Cdstro of the northeast — New York, flooding the U.S. Foilowing that statement Cuba would be another unand EurOPean nations under Title V of the Florida Senator Richard Stone, welcome competitor of Florida took over, "Cuba almnst put Philadelphia and Boston — so markets with their products? .. a Democrat, said while produce. Florida growers out of business we figure there would be an We could hang it up.#o Trade Act of 1974," be touring the state that the United "They don't have the labor in pineapples and tomatoes effect it trade is resumed," provided duty free treatment to McGee said the problem with Taylor said. ,cularlv States "would do nothing but expenses we have and the were hit hard." any degree for either fresh . Brazil I s part hurt Florida trade in the competition would be severe," citrus or processed form Of McGee pointed out tha t in "Before we think about ag~vatlng L because it w troca1 fruit and vegetable Moore said. "Mexico has given 1957, U.S. imports of "citrtis products by the United Cuban Lowering trade barriers with Americans who taught them States. . boy ScouL, of America operates "'!:u three basic programs: the Cut) 60 I I — 1ks n atrb ustla North (~-- I & ... I X — By AUDIE MURPHY Herald StsU Writer dH)S I Any slam would have won the match for us.- Sooth West Nortk East 70 C0 : silly system of minirnums and got all the way to three not rump We hadn't needed to MUSTARD ~? r - so • Neither vulnerable HE'S BACK.... HE COULDN'T EX1 . 17, TH 11 FOR DINNER! in Qfl I nd0 those things I had to go one dozen organizations that benefit from the United Way of Seminole County campaign. Charles Owen, Boy Sco u ts Field Director in Ikit ()fiflfl(in, reports dpproximn 11 ately 3,000 boys In .eminole County ('. pa rti c ipate in ' scouting progr. 0V I down "Then to make the whole thing doubly bad, !he other SOtIT11 I D) - __ .---- SliP. 4843 aK62 _______ . ia 90 I heart stopper and both club stoppers. Or the defense might EAST £ Q 9653 1C41HICI . ... Sanford, Florida 32771--Price 20 Cents __1111111111111 1010111 Farmers The Boy Scouts of America is Jast y Y MICL • urn•r . 43 I . I ( S . Ae43 - Uffing . 1 1!9 I . .6, 1. -- d Way Aids r- spade trick. Still things weren't hopeless Hearts might bread Or there would be a heart-club —_ - — Unite Area Boy - By OSWAI.t) and JAMES J1CoHY NORTH __ L CARNIVAL — — You could talk yourself out of a areas where you were eiouIy timid. goal idea today If you lay It on WIN AT BRIDGE by ,4, 11M — -=~ - 68th Year, No. 38—Sunday, October 5, 1975 . * I -_____ - I ~-?-, -F_-- -- . _____________________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ITI p LJ - project. You may begin to lay Financial situations will be e foundations for it tMay. tricky today, so manage them VOUII BIRTHDAY CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. with COUUOflYou will COIT*eout GEMINI (May V4uneJ) on top if you'rv, prudent. 19)Don't be !mpaUentlfreward There'll be more to a social or paise you (eel due you is LIBRA Sept. 23-Ott. 23) slow in coming. Your flC encounter today than first Of your own volition you will meets the eye. An Interesting Your best interests won't be complishments will not go make several important relationship with an unusual served if you let yourself be unnoticed much longer. clianges this coming year. You person could ensue. swayed by one whose aims will be bold and enterprising in AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) aren't in accord with yours. KWAR rr' 0 ARIES (March 21-April 19) some changes you've been SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) the wrong listener. Sound your Someone whose cooperation thinking about that will affect Persons whom you treat com- ttioughts out only on persons you need Is still undecided as to your family, too. passionately today will not too who can evaluate them. whether to help you at this time. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Plans soon forget. In time, and in PISCFS(Feb. 20-March 20) A More convincing by you is You're rormulating should be their own way, you'll be repaid. Nov. 23-Dec. chain of events will lead up to required. given adequate time to jell. SAGITTARIUS I opportunity that will be Don't get o'I to a poor start by 21) Use the soft sell toda) with an materially rewarding It will TAURUS (April 20-May 20) being too Im pulsive. fdends. Gentle tactics wfll come more from the efforts of Soon you wi ll find yourse involved in a new hobby or VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) chalk up points that could never another. , \\ ~ ~ I I'f, ~, 3 SUNDAY fs For Saturday, October 4, 1975 --,-..? ~= By BERNICE BEDEOSOL 17:7 ~ _..) ,!--s - , I I%pAP RESERVE RATIOS $MTUT *i?s RiSE, CAU%1M THE Yi1D To GOES HIGGLEDYPIGGLfDY, TH .x. ( ' - ( Dow ' ', t7 lit " f/' __ - —. GoES - — ____ - ___________ I by T. K. L.O1S.'iUjCK,IHE CHIFoKPERS VDV ID LIVE IN A 'MEFPE-E Ryan . 440W 00"ON15T I - IWIF IrE _AND aNTLY Pir Fi RA,4LY HER -0SAFE-rlsp,! . - -I--- l I — I - I I .:.;:I_Ti_ -- 1-1TT' - _____ - . . ..•• ' for the Florida Democrati.: I Party during the 1974 elections, coordinating the act ivi t ies of Democratic candidates, Y¼."& mittees and Get Out ''he Vote" committees for 13 \%est Central Florida counties. .- 2 1-2-3-4B . £ _____ - I A a.mon 'H It _ '. __ ., _ - • - I______________ _____ .' ___ _ - •V,___ ___________ _ \,. __._____ • -r-- _ • -- - k. - - lnalde,thscoserediiefr The Spa is owned by Harold E. Johnson he said -..- Sser said the call - . Women. 1-2-3C complete by December. Al tap is a discussion of Vt l.A FIIl'.R new sub-divisIon regulations. The chairman said the board Saturday's high V. Overnight presently is"updati,ig" present regulations. Mostly cloudy today with a VihIen, Commissioners chance ofmalnlyaflernoonand Hattaway, Dick Williams and so - ______ c.•_ \ - '- - -_'e 1;-. -. - --______ out in live minutes. The fire brokeoutaboutllp,m,,heuld - ' #' ~ 1~. -- In other action Friday, — 1. , W ,-'--' _, •--- _______ - GINNY DA'IIS 20 YEARS OF COURTS 4- urns and sheet covering couch in the home of Vera _ Channel, 30, at 17 Laura Lake KathrynEsta, 0 --_-_ :--.- . - ;'-'', Jr : • -- -- ___•i - ' ; -_-_-_ t, Mrs. Martha Vlhlen, of Sanford, Friday completed ber 20th year Seminole County Sheriff'!s ofserieeIn the(lrcuIICourt CIerk'so((jee Nowsupenisoro of ee th Deputy C f saul e nine deputy clerks In the Civil Dept, Mn. Vffilen over the has supervised and handled paperwork on 97,524 crimittal and fire was put out before •he fire civil eases, accoeding to Cireult ('uri Clerk A rthur Bec kwith Jr., department affled. kit. iflerald Photo by Bob Lloyd) No injuries were reported -I .tI:I - --- - wiring and caused about JZ in I&mages to the wall outlet, _ — - __ N - ____________ plan and set priorities for road the loss to mid lOs 1ost1)r meeting easterly winds 10 to 15 mith, Commissioner John KimMrs. Everidge will present the diminishing at night. Rain brough is out of town on ShewasalsempIo>edb award to Ms Davis and the probability 40 business and will not be Gunter for the U.S. Se nate oilier ho norees at the annual ieruoon and evening, per present campaign as state Campaign Democratic Women's Con- cent at 1111ght. Kimbrough opposed the coordinator. Complete details and tides $75,000 reduction In road vention in St. Petersburg on are on Page 5-A. Senator l.as ton (Thiles and (;"t, 1& mo ney. V? I I ,V..1 - wife, who were the only people 3C year road program 12A Vihlen said the commsion SD started several months ago ~_-- t ~ I 1 1 1 114~~I~~ ",III!! A PU07ZER pR,,E FOR 'TREED CAT -i) I 1 _____ Everidge, president of t' Democratic Women's Club Florida, Inc. 1 I 1%, . NM * (Jill Ma. Davis served as IWE Wmw~s -A 11 A r SHORT RIBS I ()i ( Editorial I)earAbb Dr. Lamb ______________________________ ________ __•__i•_'7 arnongtheTopTenOutstanding Young Florida Democrats for the period co%ering 1973-75 7lie announcement of M. E)as is selection - I - -! I ' - - TUMBLEWEEDS .At't'"i Q\Y\\U. T o Z I �ald ? Even nQ Her , Sanf ord , Fl. __ ~ __ ~ • - -- IN BRIEF -. Sort* of the more than 100 .— - vegetable farmem in Seminole I Washington Post Pressmen To Resume Negotiations WASHINGTON (AP) — Striking pressmen and U Washington Post will resume negotiations next week In a effort to end a walkout whO Is forcing the Post to prigit half-a.mllljon papers In neighboring states. The Post, which did not publish sa botage which disabled its own presses, appeared I abbreviated editions Friday and today. Thursday because C Helicopters ferried news and advertising copy to fir miles of the nation' capital where the papers were printed and trucked ba dk for late delivery in Washington. sympathetic newspapers within 150 Mass Murder Charged INTERLAKEN, N.Y. (AP) A 21-year-old Ithaca mar has been charged with murderfi,g his mother and three 010se bullet-riddled bndi*s sere found ink, their burning home here, the Seneca County Sheriff's Office said. "Help me. I've killed my mother and sisters and set the r," Daniel Jones screamed after rousing a tjtr Frgj%a' t.., deputies said. Firemen discovered the bodies of his motizr, Gertrude, 44, and three sisters, Theresa, 8, Sandra, 7, and Mary, 17, inside the house. Jones, found sifting on a nearby rock the house burn, was charged with murder, officers said. No motive for the killings was established. Deputies said Jones underwent treatment In a hospital two weeks ago for a drug overdose and was an o'jtr tient at Willard Psyctilatrc Center. — sisters, watching Fire Total Increases KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) A suburban fire depart. ment, an Air Force fire-fighting crew, National Guard. &nen and volunteers fought two three-alarm fires In Kansas City late Friday night, the first day of a strike by city firemen. The two three-alarm fires brought to 14 the number of fires reported in the city Friday. One fire, which raged In three, buildings the city's West Bottoms Industria l district, was reported under con. trol. A second fire, at a South Side lumberyard, was contained and being allowed to burn out, the city fire director said. The industxjaj fire, just west ofthe downtown area, was fought by the suburban Gladstone fire department and a pumper manned by National Guardsmen and volunteers. Rictiards41jauj Air Force Base, In the vicinity, was asked to help Natior,1 Guardsmej who were at the scene the lumberyard blaze. — in of '76 Tobacco Quota Cut 15% RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Agriculture Secretary Earl told Rep. Walter B. Jones, DN.C., that 1971 tobacco quotas will be cut by 15 per cent and that the United States will include $15 million worth of tobacco this year In a trade agreement with Egypt, Jones said Friday. "He (Butz) called me from Nebraska assured me of a 15 per cent decrease in acreage-poundage allotment for the next year," Jones said, adding that he did not expect an official announcement before December. Those statements were designed to be a "soothing salve" to angry tobacco gruw, Jones said. Growers are tset over President Ford's veto of bill Jones sponsored to Increase tobacco support prices. fertilizer costs and unpredi ctable Mother Nature say they hope for a good winter crop Whil e farmers may disagree on market prices and the ou tcome of seem to agree on one thing they're gamblers. ' The du business is the " . , _,.. .. • ' - w s c P eud e Inc,onGeneaAe v "One man's disaster — like too much rain — is ano ther e B n •,F ; ________ ... ' •• : (.4. • . . . New . -.... _____ — -,--- : :1 . . .- • % -, -- -, - - . -.,- '. ! .-. :':--1 - / — ---p ________ - ':" .1 -.-I - '*:' flØ • ' .. " r".- - . ~%, - ''4; Ah~W - . . _ - f * -- •4 __ -. L .. •-' J 4 q% — _ A ' . . ... - - I - - .. ______ - . j :;-_:: - .•- - .:- - - ". _______ _______ ________ i6~~ ~ - LJ ,., ,'.. Z- . AQW - . . -. . / i mm ___ ~ - _ __- -- 7= ;= : _ -. _ _ M_ = I-, __- Z__1 I --_ F ___ "averagecrop" foreUrvest begInlng this month through ~ .--;_._ ' added - ...— . .' b Julywh1chmaybrjngtwa . - - - nd ol a naif r ite?. t))Xe3, Rallies Planned To Drop Law head of beef cattle, normally a $1 million annual business, he .-, said asa mid he sees "very hi .~ 4 Drofit" r.'..;) rind Jawes Weller line up a "peanut weeder" rig In a eabbaeseedbdonW,W.T,11, (eey for cattlemen, since the cat market is keyed to _____ 'ci j citrus) with - - -' undercover agent. Joseph Cappello, fl, of Ft. Lauderdale, and Powell Porter, 35, f Miani, ere charged Friday ith selling 10 ounces of cocaine to an agent of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration, a DEA spokesman said.. Porter was also charged with trying to sell the agent a pound of cocaine at a local motel, the spokesman said, adding that the agent had been negotiating with Porter by telephone from Minneapolis, Minn., for several weeks before f!ying to Miami. tis l s - __ Ir __ ~0 helmets, "We feel that those who ride niowrcycies should have a right to decide whether to wear helmets," said Jim Marrone, state president of a group calling itself A Brotherhood Against Totalitarian Enactments. Florida's law requiring motorcycle drivers and passengers to wear safety helmets was passed to comply with federal highway safety regulations. States were required to adopt helmet laws and several regulations to keep their share of federal road money. — Tucker Unimpressed — TAMPA (AP) House Speaker Donald Tucker says he is not particularly Impressed with the performance of the Public Employes Relations Commission. The commission, which is primarily responsible for enforcing a new collective bargaining law, had Its first test under lire last month during a brief strike by — Broward County teachers. "This was the initial test of the state's resolve where public employes are concerned," Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, said Friday In a speech for the Hillsborough County Bar Association. "1 would be less than candid if 1 did not say the response from the state was soft at best. cabbage ." - . .- . - - • - vtl- - -_a Ruts ;_W ,• CX1) IflNJ, Orange Yield I ________ - 10151 Chiles Praises Congress Of about 300 'acres In Vent.ing Is soybeans and wo acres In field WEST PALM BEACH (AP) Congress Is more aware of the need to close federal-budget gaps after seeing 10 years of increased deficit spending lead to high inflation rates. Florida's senators say. "There is an awareness in Congress that I have never — per acre, but not on the share of "U.S. agricultural products the Income, Jasa added, have enabled this country to Asked what he believes is maintain a balance of ~ w r Ye Seminole's best agricultural payments, and they've made crop and why, Jasa said ft is the more of a d difference with the ORLANDO — Citrus growers "The poll Indicates a much ornamental plants because it is increased cost of (foreign) oil," in 29 Producing Florida counties stronger orange market with not "food oriented." -_said Brown. e0P _Ij~ estimate their 1975-76 round continuing grapefruJt strength willing to buy He said most aijlcuJJ them, and they 're not quite as people are trying lobe a viable orange and Temple crops will because of very low part of the country a Industry, -. be suhatanually lower than last Inventories of frozen con- Perishable," he explained, w ith only centrated an In forecasting the next "as long as the farmers can Jul d -" strength harvests, grapefruit increase, United canned single Jasa said cucumber stay in business." Growers said today In relea.slng grapefruit Juice," said General growers are being cautious Brown offered f. restf Is of its 9th annual crop Manager Wilson McGee about increasing their acreage thought praising modern far. S f' p!J ' .iJtftpslIng is edent ming technology. Orlanao-oased grower group. "J1 on the market as noted by Tyre. Rc,und orange estimate is Primary reasons given If the American farmer 165.8 million boxes, a decrease growers for the orange Jasa said peppers should bring were to farm with 1918 of 5.1 million boxes or 2 per the static grapefruit estimate good prices and there may be a technology to produce ____________________________________ 1974's cent from certified usage of the were lumped Into a co rn '°' YiCiu. food and fibers, it would have I!74-75 season. Grapefruit Is binatlon of servere Spring lyre said his 80 acre aoybean taken 61 milli ' i. on mules and estimated at 44.9 million, a 3.2 drought, September Hamlin crop looks fairly good ... ft a a horses and 31 million farm ti heavy fairly stable market that's workers.., and It would take Splitting and million certified boxes of last fungus "greasy spot" attack on lev elled pas two or Un to enough season. Temple estimate is 4.7 leaves as well as tree lass and thr ee monu. horses and mules to meet the lyre agreed with Moore the horsepower demands of 1974. Sanford farmer Donald Bar-k examines his crop of eggplant. million, a 3.7 per cent reduction damage by viral diseases such from 4.9 million cost of fertilizer and pesticides and even more acreage to certified use as Tristeza arid various (herald Staff Photos by Joe Akren) feed bows - Do n Fo - %' ar seen before about fiscal responsibility," Sen. Lawton ClUes told the annual meeting of the Florida Chamber of Commerce. Chiles pointed Friday to the recent defeat of proposed increase in federal support of' the free school lunch program as an example of congressional reluctance to -- _ - -. fatten budget deficits. - Ford Flies To West Virginia -_____ ,- Wynne's Trips Audited '1 _____ . WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford is spending nearly three houn in a helicopter today to get to the West Virginia mountains for a hall-hour ride in his armored, bubte4op limousine. Ford Is flying to the mountain village of Elkins, W.Va., where town officials estimated as many as 2WX would gather to watch the President ride by as honorary grand marshal of the annual Mountain State Forest Festival parade. After spending less than an hour at the White House following lilA from Elldns, he will fly to Newark, N.J., on Air Force One for a Republican fund-raising dinner and reception. The Republican National Corn. nilttee will pay the travel costs of the evening political return trip. Memoirs Found In Hideout SAN FRANCISCO (AP) "On Feb. 4, 1 proved to myself and we all proved to each other that we were guerrillas," begins a typed nwaiript which may tell the inside story of Patty Hearst's kidnaping. The memoir of a kidnaper, found by federal In. %estigators In the last hideout of Symblonese Liberation Army members Bill and Emily Harris, could be the words of Harris, who is said to have mtten a recollection of the Feb. 4, 1974, kIdnaping. However, officials listed the account as "a selfdescribed autobiography Of a female Individual" and said they did not know for sure who had written it. — WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford'a veto o(a $275billion child nutrition bill could terminate a school breakfast program that feeds Ii million low-Income thildrn, but some congressional leaders predict the veto will be easily overridden. ('.tmr., -. ('....1 ii t_ .i - v... -- — says. - - Five Burglary Scheduled This Week . BY BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer have gone "sky high". Tyre the dl nosed "declines" additional livestock By variety breakdown said his fertilizer costs have needed. Increased two or three times In growers est imate a 3.42 p th elasttwoyears, n ce t reduc i-edti tion In Early and "It takes volume to the idseasons at 91.3 boxes com pared to .4 million any return speak of, Tyre — Legal Notice certified in 1974-75. Valenejas said, "sometimes it takes 13 IN INS CIRCUIT COURT o THE are estim.ated at 74.5 ni.ilLlon, a months to grow 8 crop!" EIOHTEEN7H JUDICIAL CIR. 1.3 per cent cutback from Does the farmer ever have CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA any LflT off. certified usage of 75,5 last Gerstein Named In Case CIVIL ACTION NO. 75. STOCICTON,WHATLEY DAVIN& orHaro COfnrn,• VV CALHOUN and FIRST N ATIONAL BANK OMERpt,T; ISLAND. Legal Noti week before Circuit Court merwood Trail, Maitland, f;ices ti in 50 to 100 burglaries McGee emphasized the NOTICE Judge Robert B. McGregor. A CTION FICTITIOUS trial on a charge of buying, but hasn't been charged. lie United Poll was not intended to 10 ROBERTA M. Sheriffs agents arrested 13 receiving and concealing stolen worked with sheriff's agents compete a nd ROSS E CALHOIJPdAY Q,,en that w, persons in raids Aug. with the annual USDA e-nalnr Reiiden, at 74 pj Unro 15 that property. The charge Involves during a ttree-month probe of total crop forecast to be O?IaVO Ainve . netted app oxunately $30,000 in an air compressor that police YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an released Oct. 10, stolen merchandise say was stolen last November the theft ring operation, following property in Sorninoit Onle has admitted more than Authorities said the theft ring from a rental firm in Orlando 10 burglaries but faces CcvnIy. Florida: "It is compilation of grower vvith the of the Ciru,t COIJt, allegedly had bandied more Lot 7. Block fl, WOODMERE When Diliso was arrested In tencing in only one case in estimates of their salable fruit temlnolp CIèt County, Florida in ac PARK, S EC O NDREPLAT IC' than one Million dollars In the Aug. 15 raid sheriffs w ith agents which he pleaded guilty. The IICW 00 tree compared to last 10 mercha.v1i et uamsn::;• cording during its one. said Reorcjed In Phi Bo I), Pa, 73, an air compressor was state has season's crops, It is dropped other charges and-a- ha lf )ear3 of operation, seized at IJilicn'c subjective trr PA f (}( Ptjbi ce - - - a I c .. , . 0 Z Another Judge Nesbitt MIAMI (AP) "Will the real Judge Nesbitt please stand up?" asked Circuit Judge Harold Vann as he Prepared to sear in a new Jurist. Circuit Judge Joseph Nesbitt remained seated. His lie, newly appointed Circuit Judge Leonore C. Nesbitt, arose to be enrobed in the traditional Judicial vestment. After being sworn in Friday, the new Judge thanked her family for Its support and Gov. Reubin Askew for the — appointment. Cr,"iii# Iiidnp Annnnntd ,• I.,,.. IUU IXVII JIU by xeoerai grants and loans and state loans. Problems the city has encountered with the contractor on the project, Associated Contracting and Building, are being cleared up, Floyd said. A dispute developed between inc contractor and the city over restoration of city — — ,1 m, J01 Cou I -,In j__T , I I- r J - to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban - __ . I 0~ ;~J r l ' streets and private properties to their orlgln.l The bonds are to be repaid from revenues condition. . - . 1 ' - . . -. -. - - — - SEMINOLE VY,If. Il HONOR I S ISJ I - — - ompleted. ________ - . - - - ,." Tern flhiiford tI ft i, t h.tIrnldrh , if (he Cerebral Palsy Walk'A-Thun, presents the Outstanding High School trophy to Seminole High Principal Don Reynolds. Seminole collected the most funds for the charity during the walk•a-thon earlier this year. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) In Bram Towers Itepresentmg the city w hen the check was deli vered In Jacksonville by R W Buskirk, area director of HUE), in addition to Floyd, ere City Comptroller IA'sIie C. Bentley and City Attor ney Joe Davis, F loyd said the $1.9 million project required $123,000 in city funds, borrowed on a short (ONOW THRU WED. Police Probing Cause Of Death limit quantities 1:;;11 'IJISPL1 - dress, said she was "her state Division of Youth Services sister," according to Deputy C. officials after he was found L Nickle. inside a burglarized residence. The girl is four feet five InWilliam F. Wright, 103 ches tall, weighs 65 pounds, has Graham Road, Fern Park, told fair complexion and blonde hair deputies he returned home at 3 and blue eyes. a.m. to find the house had been She was last seen wearing a entered by a window and the red and white polka dot body boy was standing in the dining shirt, brown skirt, white knee room. socks, and plaid sneakers. Deputies said money and In other action. Charles credit cards identified as Limit I with coupon at Waigreens 79 ~ Without coupon ..... 94 (For Oct. 6 through 10) MONDAY - - !: I I I III , 'I., , uII.uI..I - L DOUGLAS _ CANNED WHOLE 01 0 CHICKEN : AND SAVE! f P4etWt. SOOz. Without Giblets AIRPORT BLVD., SANFORD J WAIGREEN CO., 1975 ' Ty,. BUY r .,,, I I 16 - t 11 9 Fwfl L - J For 16-oz. Physicians & Surgeons, REG. 69 Ant dd s 1O!!OF 100 now ° C) Cough & Cold Capsules 89 A 2 2 2 F R 129 '1 29 5-oz. Musk After Shave or Pre-shave. Reg. 89, now © HIilrose.K Lotion . 6-oz. size, Reg. $1.39, SAVE' __ © Leman said an unidentified person awakened Ms. Bateman by banging on a bedroom window as smoke poured From the dwelling. 129 I! I 2 Ant i-perspi rant. Reg. $1.07 I! WALGREEN COUPON.")_N 11110100100111111 1 . f __ - __ - - Pizza 2 __ Ice cream TUESDA Y Chicken and noodles Broccoli Fruit Baked dess ert School made roll Milk and butter WEDN ESDAY Cold cut,, Macaroni and cheese 15 CANDY Lt of 6, with 1 thru ti. l975 £ POPULAR u 0 BARS F I 7 PERFECTION COLD CREAM 1 67 Save an 7 z. Jar NOW! 2 R__ (;r.n nsn. 9 I AJAI% of Sunday Family Buffet Noon I.,, . . Different Complete Salad Bar. '0 Salads Soup Duiour • Lasagne - - - ! 11 *auIIuIIIu.IIUUIaI.I.a.I R 2 Weekend Fun Specials From • 1111 ____ Green beans Milk and butter 11 III 6 thu 8. 1 975, a __-_:lober Ill __ WENNNUM4 __ 1 159 Gentle spray-on removes tangles. O312oz.sPraY. 2for 39 — 129 ____ WYLER'S TANGLE FREE CREME RINSE 4 on4Pck38$ kL(: October 6.8, 1 975 . _____________________ 7.01. Powder Dry :: ZEST SOAP A R 11hI BATH L.i 6-oz. Rubhlng Alcohol Ti:& !IWALGREEN 319 2 111 Oct. 64'75. Limit 2. PEG. $2.19 V. FOR 0 © - 2 I 8C Vegetable powder, REG. 57 I d $ Earth Born BLISTEX FOR cONSTIPATION?'U: Shampoos O7o SORE LIPS TAKE NYP ) .14-oz. ointment, • i,'. _ y law tax ison94C Oiler Oct. 6 thru 8, 1975, _________________________________ County fire units ex. tinguished the blaze after adjoining apartments were evacuated, deputies said. : A[kA.SELTZER 36s Timed release lOs, Req. $1.07 who was charged with robbery recovered with the arrest of the and use of a firearm in corn- Juvenile. mitting a felony, was In county Deputies reported resident jail with no bond Saturday. manager Joyce Bateman Detective James A. Perry escaped unharmed a 5:30 arrested Ball Friday afternoon a.m. fire filled herafter Foxcroft in Altamonte Springs. Apartments, Howell Branch Sheriff's Deputies C. It. Road and SR-436, residence with smoke. 10 _ lered Menu Look for this sign of Waigroen laboratory brands,,.cind SAVE! 11 /*7 Z V., Right reserved to Sanford Police Detective Brown and M. Labrusciene Tom Bernosky was conducting arrested Philip Iver Bishop, 27, an Investigation Saturday 260-4 Hiawatha Blvd. late morning into the cause of death Friday morning and charged of John Ebetsch, 80, apartment him with grand larceny. 412 of the Brain Towers. Bishop was arrested at a Mrs. Ebetsch told Lt. Ralph Forest City hardware store on Russell that her husband got up SR 436 and was released on out of bed early Saturday $10,000 bond. morning, went into the Stanley Pochordo, 50, 2901 bathroom, and when he came South Park Ave., told Sanford out was having trouble police he was robbed of$2'7oand breathing and had shortness of his wallet late Friday morning breath "caused by a heart while he was walking along U.S. condition." 17.92 and Airport Blvd., after She told Russell be called for returning from an Orlando her and then sat down In a large airport. recliner chair. She gave him Investigating Officer H. A. some prescribed medication, McIntyre said Pochordo suEbut he died shortly afterwards, bruises and abrasions on according to Russell's report. the head and several witnesses Sanford police also said said three men "with bags on Saturday a missing person their heads" sped off in an report was filed on nine-year- unidentified auto after the old Melissa Ann Rollins, 10013 incident. Barbuda Way, Friday atThe unarmed robbery was ternoon by her parents, assigned to the detective The girl was last seen at Bear division, Lake Elementary School where In other reports, Deputy school officials let her go when Newshutz said a 17-year--old her natural mother, Barbara Casselberry juvenile boy was Lee Estep, 24, unknown ad- arrested and turned over to School capacity city sewer plant on Keller Road to a 7.5 million gallon daily capacity regional facility is proceeding on schedule, Floyd said. This project, also being funded with federal grants and loans, will serve southwest Seminole County, all of Altamonte Springs and a portion of North Orange County. Floyd cajil he expects c'on5truction to h' t'iniipleted in 12 to 18 month. Although construction Is ahead of schedule, he said, some delay Is being experienced with delivery of machinery. — . - - .. - Construction at the 1.2 million gallon daily represents 90 per cent of the proceeds of the bond issue. The remaining 10 per cent is to be paid to the city when the northside city ;reas north of Sit 436 district project is - -- -. . 1 E — ,/ - -I 41 AITAMONTE SPRINGS Mayor Nor. man C Floyd, on behalf of the city, this week .' :" - . t - - _'.. \.;\ .. .. n i ,. Cole slaw ROBERTAM BROADWAY floss E. -. — million larceny and larceny of a being "professional burglars" season. Dornon, farm firearm. The chargeu, stem in the theft ring are expected to ld Although not surveyed, the supervisor from an April 1 burglary at be state's wltne,ses in United spokesman said field h. Kastiwr & Co., said farmers Trials for five suspects Altamonte Springs In arrested In connection with a guns and Jewelry were which trials. They are Calvin C. Yates reports tangerine production spend their June through stolen, Jr., 28, Casselberry, and James would be mult1<ounty "stea1.ti>or" according to police on the "light side" of ________________________ . A. Onie, 28, the 2.9 million boxes sold last ring are schedul is W' ed th Ralph Diliso, 41, 241 Sum. • Y a t es has admitted par. season. Yates TALLAHASSEE (AP) Gov. ReubEn Askew has appointed State Atty. Richard Gerstein of Miami as special prosecutor in a case Involving 26 persons charged % ith drug offenses in Key West. State Atty. J. Edward Worton of Key West asked the governor to take him off the case because he had represented one of the defendants, Artemio Crespo, as a law yer. A task force of law enforcement officials swept through the Island city Sept. 9, seeking about 30 persons accused of marijuana and cocaine charges. term basis and already repaid. .,,,. Edward Ball, 23, Fern Park, belonging to Wright were The trips, whose stated purpose was to visit the district office in Miami, cost the state $5,228, Ellison said Friday In an audit of the Business Regulation Department as of June 30, 1974. In the previous year's audit, Ellison had criticized Wynne for taking 39 weekend trips out of a possible 53 to Mianu in fiscal 1972-73. -. - Veto Could End Breakfast TAI.LAHASSEE lAP) Former Beverage Director Winston Wynne traveled at state expense from Tallahassee to his hometown of Miami on 74 of 105 weekends over two years, Auditor General Ernest Ellison - '' ST PETERSBURG (AP) Rallies are planned for today in St. Petersburg and Orlando to support a move to repeal a law requiring motorcyclists to wear — vegetables ... T farmer Is the Eugeic ippar3 $ price taker, not th e r("' East ker. He has w taxe what the higher priced feed grains. Price is offered." Brown said, He said the feeder lots are oniy "Cabbage moves quite a picklemarket, Tyre explained. week and expects to get " He said county farmers are not loL..There's 9044" said Moore. not enough planted half full now. "Last spring's crop was very a crate on the market. competing among themselves, yet to know what our Moore said he expects a price "Overall, the total crop prospects good, but there we 'scais' but are competing against are (for th "Sanford used to be called increase on fertilizers, but not picture is a little discouraging crop), but harvested in the north. 'Celery City' and was national and eastern United I'm hopefuletowinter the as bad aslastyear's4oper get ahead," said Everyxxly was except the ornament.als, loaded. It could largest Winter celery producing price jump. States market condi tions and lyre. since the prices received do not be possible to grow them and area In the country up to about the weathe r. Recent heavy rains have not sell them," Both Moore and Jasa agreed reflect their increased costs," lyre predicted. 1950. Most of It now Is grown there's no such thing as he The county has between 3,500 prevented added. some planting, he Jasa said cucumber znd around Oviedo," said and 4,000 a cres In vegetables — said, Taylor, "sharecropping" anymore. Jasa said fertilizers supplies ce lery prices and profi ts were Sanford and Oviedo are on the That's when a person has an will be more a $6 million year business One reason the cabbage fares adequate, but there was some readily available northern end of the win ter arrangement with the farmer t ha with the largest volume well each year, traditionally, water n ever before since and wind damage to the producing area and "you can't or landowner to share producers in cabbage, Taylor said, is because it can income production Is expanding. be crop. grow beans, corn, peppers and on the basis of percentage per Pesticide cucum be rs and celery, ac- grown through the w ter. Jasa in costs are hIgher "Celery had extremely cheap tender vegetables he re during bushel harvested, Jasa said. cording to County Extension said last year's cabbage prices price, use of their "basic be ca but It improved later in the winter months," Taylor Director Frank Jasa. were poor. Sharecropping is common In petroleum base," Jau ex. the season," said Jasa. said. W.W. lyre, 66, a Sanford Taylor said there Is a good the southern states and north platned, and stricter governTyre said he had "tough Lee Moore, Sanford's mayor Florida with absentee Ian. menta l regulations acre farmer since crop 1935,Issaid hIs 3)0 demand for spring and fall, luck" with a short supply of and general manager of chase downers for field crops like manufacturers more tocost put usually pickled cucumbe rs , but lyre celery plants and "too much & Co., said he had good prices cotton, tobacco and corn, said pesticides good throughout the season. He said the pickle market is in on the market. but not the yield on field crops. Jasa. said his spring crop "brought a "terrible shape." Brown said he sees lower Dald Burk, another San. little money but It never lasted We had too much rain on "TOd3y the majoijty of Land prices for field crops, which long enough." The recession and high In. ford farmer, said he started soybeans, but we have a good In acreage Is farmed by the represent a p00,000 annual ventotles have.,slowed the pIcking his cucumbers this stand on sorgham. It came up owners. True sharecropping business. He said field crops __,7i doesn't exist In this area," he new f or the county include a la — By DONNA ESTF4S Herald Staff Writer TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Florida chapter of Common Cause has taken Issue with New Jersey Gov. Brendan Byrne's statement that Florida's "Government. In-The.Sutiine Law" law is a disaster. The law opens most meetings of state and local officials to the public. "This statement came as a surprise not only to Floridians, but to citizens of New Jersey as well," ('onullon Cause said in a statement Friday. "The 'Sun. shine Law' is on of our proudest achievements," MIAMI I AP( —Two South Florida men have been arrested on charges of con.spining to distribute cocaine. Federal officials say one of the men tried to deal via longdistance telephone with a man who turned out to be an J a Altamonte Sells Bonds For New Sewer Project Two Floridians Arrested e f t with high i nsurance . - A The county has some 9,000 acres In commercial citrus which is a $3 to $7 million a year w r . . No Sunday, Oct. 5, I75-3A HUD Purchases Issue — growers are busy spraying, pruiLing and controlling weeds. ________ . i- 1. - . ___________ ' , - . _______ .71L "some small growers have year around crops. Larger . 11 farmers fix up their Irrigation p systems and prepare the land it for the next crop during their idle months of July and J A ugus H said J&sa. Citrus growers have a 'buildin slack " between July and he said, when Evening Herald, Sanford, F L Jersey Governor Byrne Blasts Sunshine Law growing." be, -- = when the supply b short to make the price better," tIC busrne53( as • 11 %. -- say YOU can go to Las Vegas and have more luck ," said Jack ' il -- .,, - -.. . . ce world's biggest poker game. YOU Just grow it and take your cha nces. You can't control the weather, or the market," said Reginald Brown, county tens-ion agent "YOU can't Predict the next — a '—" — pro - iilll 4r — __ and killing nut grass which chokes out the crop." . . __ _1 ~';Illllllillllll!ll -, :I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII August slack time "working am gellung Lm goun flYJUL!AK1tEN Herald Staff Writer • V __ FLORIDA IN BRIEF farmers Battle Higher Costs, Weather =I NATION __ Ic County Produce Crops A Gamble Sunday, Oct. i,i; Altamonte Springs Sunda Discotheque - - - - -... �I Even*1.nglieraw WL FRENCH AVE SANFORD FLk3v7l Area Cide 305-M-2611 831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher R. RICHARD LONG, Editor WIU.MM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Mvertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 rents; Month, ,40: 6 Mc,ith, 114 20; Year. 82E 40. By Mad: In Florida same as home delivery. All other m311. Month, 8270; 6 Months, $16.; 12 Months. $3140. *I Federal Deficit Fu e ls In flation few wings. Among them is the fact that the recession bottomed out a few months ago and the economy is exhibiting a reasonably strong recovery. 'Accordingly, most of them did, the American con. sumer should unzip his wallet to buy the things he has pu off buvmg iurin reccsion of the last twnv . . . DON OAKLEY - C ontrols KV Q. + "I I, ___________________ TOM TIEDE I MUAM sinai.a - ' LOW AUTO RATES Under 25 Cancelled SR-22's - Rejected E.Z. Payments. Quotes ' 322-0285-831.9774 T ON Y Ussl .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 INSURANCE AGENCY Az lowwr ntpnceon Evans. In other sentenclngs, Judge Jones was shot wi a pistol rt ordered Nathaniel on U.S. 441 at the western edge Cow: Dailey, 27, 1811 W. 15th St., of Seminole County after Evans spotted Jones in a car with his Sanford, to serve two years in state prison plus three years 4Evans) wife and stopped. probation on a guilty plea to "I asked him to get out. He uttering a forged check. didn't say a word. I lost control Dailey admitted passing of myself and shot him," Evans 15 checks — 12 of them in 'I . , told Cfr:u. erninn 'otaling i'!"June when proxiznaLuy $1,200 that he guilty he was scheduled to go to to manslaughter, admitted taking from a garfor second-degree murder in Friday Judge Cowart, after bage can at a Sanford carpet QUANTITY" RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES LI-I- ECT IVE THRU 0-i PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St., Sanford .,. !fr"...... - 26-year- receiving a p in. store. The checking account had been closed but the checks were forged and passed, authorities said. At first Friday Dailey told the ramkow Now Qua lified court he bought food with the $1,200. "Don't kid me. You got For Eye Bank Removals cold cash," Cowart told Dailey. Then Having ed cow-se in rushed by the Florida Highway moneyDailey said most of the went th and en iw'Iirz,li nn G the night, knocking out telephone service to more than 1,000 homes, police reported, complet - j a sixviu, Fredi' Gaines, and Victor LeFils of Gramkow Funeral Home are now cerfilled by the state to remove eyes from deceased donors to be used for corneal transplants and research, The only persons certified to do this are physicians and funeral directors who have completed this course. Gramkow said there are only two or three doctors in Sanford, who currently do this and if doctors are not available, he or his associates will do it at no charge. The eves are then Terrorists Attack Airport BEIRUT, Lebanon(AP) - Arab terrorists attacked Beirut International Airport today, spraying Lebanese security men and civilians with machine gun fire in an apparent attempt to hijack an airliner. Initial reports, unconfirmed by Lebanese authorities, identified three of the gunmen as Libyan, Palestinian and Syrian. One was killed and two orthree were captured ma gun battle that littered the airport terminal with casualties, Airport employes said an Egyptian woman passenger and a Lebanese army commando were killed. The wounded Included at least six Egyptians, one Lebanese employe of Middle East Airlines, two army commandos for clo ing - raroi 10 nanCis Teaching Hospital In Gainesville. Gramkow explained there Is a new process developed by which the eye can still be transplanted as long as three or 4 days later. There are some 300 eye transplants done at Shands hospital each year. Anyone wishing to donate eyes to SHEBA (Seminole hospital Eye Bank Association) should contact the Pink Ladies at the Seminole Memorial hospital. A release may be signed by a potential donor before his death, or by the family of the deceased, other items. One provision of Dailey's probation is that he must make restitution to victims for the worthless checks, Robert W. Cole, 21, of Fern Park, was sentenced to two years in prison plus 13 years probation on a charge of sale of controlled substance: cocaine. Cole pleaded guilty as charged on June 2. He was arrested by Federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents April in connection with a cocaine sale on March 8 at a south Se.'ninole apartment complex. and tour policemen. 4- SOMINEX TABLETS 36 TABS WHEN YOU GIVE CALENDAR THE UNITED WAY OC'?'. 6 OCT. 7 OCT. 10.11 Lyman High School PTSA, Disabled American Veterans Annual garage sale spon7:30 p.m., school a'jditoruirn. regu!ar meeting at7n,m 'flAy sored i... ti ,I....i —I Open House, with parents Building, Hwy. 17-92. following children's schedules Seminole Unit 30 of DAV and meeting teachers. RefreshAuxiliary, rnents. 7:30 p.m. C'u, 7:5G dill, to 3 P.M., 55i Oak Lane, Maitland, OCT. 11 Car wash at Clem Leonard's Longwood Elementary Skating party, Melodee Shell Station, 25th and Park, 9 Skating Rink, 7:30-9:30 p.m. School PTO, 7:30 p.m., Police benefit Seminole High Band. Chief Doug Keller will speak on a.m. to 4 p.m. sponsored by First Christian Youth bicycle safety. Fellowship. Lake Brantley High School Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., open house, 7:30 p.m. to meet Sanford Woman's Club, Oak Voter Registration, spon$ new principal Richard Barnett Avenue. Open house and sored by Winter Springs and teachers and hear cooking demonstration. Bicentennial Committee. presentation on new programs. Tuscawilla Information Center, Parents will follow child's OCT. 9 8:30-10:15 a.m.; Cumberland "('hanging Environment of Farm Store, SR schedule. 434, 10:30-1:30 Florida As It Affects Wild Life" Winter Springs OCT. 7 9:30 a.m., Florida Power and p.m.; and Elementary School, SR 434, 2'S Sanford Tourist and Shuf- Light building, Sanford. p.m. fleboard Club covered-dish Hopper Elementary School ocr. 13 supper, 6 p. m., business PTA, 7:30 p.m., general meeting, 7 p.m. at clubhouse on OrangeAudubonSoclety,7:30 business meeting and lakefront, guest p.m., Central Christian Church, speaker. Room visitations from w Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Altamonte- Casselberry 7 to 7:30. A nursery will be Panel discussion on Conser(hamber of Commerce lun- available. vation Education. cheon meeting, noon, Altamonte Springs Civic SISTER, Inc., noon, Cavalier Center. Political candidates. Restaurant. WEATHER HOSPITAL NOTES - . . Several newspapers said they later received anonymous telephone calls claiming th e fires were set to protest a recent rate Increase -- by the nhnn - . - ROME (AP) — Va ndals with a grievance against the phone company set fire to seven of its Installations during or y ep a e - Apopka. Vandals Burn Phone Company ' job groups at the elementary On the first day of school In level, with greater depth in the S September the student count middle schools and trainingwasown to ,678. By Sept. 15, in the high schools so that young the count was 31,517 when tb, people can find bisIcally What highest enrollment last year they want todoln terms oftheir was ,ThO. needs and abilities. The number of student In the academic area, predicted for this year was students can now take analytic 31 G83 just more than has geometry and calculus. Gifted been seen already. programs are being developed at the elementary level, Although the Seminole p blic school system had been predicting no growth — no increase in the number of stu'Jents — this year, in. dications now is that school enrollment will be up slightly. old Johnny .Jnnp, also of YCStItion A 21-year-old Apopka ITThfl has been ser,tencell to live years in prison plus 10 years Probation for manslaughter in the shooting death of a man he found riding in a car with his wife, Paige Edward Evans, 21, the Feb. 16 slaying of JACK ANDERSON To break the 1V73 siege at Wounded Knee, strong criticism of the way the rnarht r uii inesiege was iasias asia troops handling it." the "longest civil disturbance "Sneed against the ragtag Indian rebels a nove that in U.S. history." He said he was "proud of was in favor of going in, dung such A group of White House and Justice Depart. people" who never opened fi could have led to an awful reoccurence of the ment my damage as might be required to supp un re, be swore, less 'upr ing' the 1890 Indian massacre at the same historic site. people officials, therefore, "met with Army they were fired upon, is a nd restore law and order," related to learn their views on how to handle such An Inside account of Wounded j Throughout most of the Wounded Knee crisis, Ehrlichrnan a problem," Ehr'Ictunan continued. The Army's writt He pointed out, In fairness to Nixon, Ewftctini Ehrlichp8 con1JeJ, President Nixon was en by John the former White advice was ei ther to get all in or all ou that the t. house aide, who Is eager to help the Indian: as "holed up" at Camp David and left confrontation Occurred only a month "If it was to be all er the e aft th dlclslonj President Penance for his Waterga te crimes and the Armybwere to a second-string aide, had been inaugurated for his second asked to do it, they wouldinuse tanks, a minimum He term. 'President Nixon was engaged the S'/ound Knee of a division of troops and go full wale. But full time In What were the President's oeders" develotinents in a private, handwritten letter U, Army was not reorganizing the executive asked looking branch and in for the Job. The White Ehrlza Ars''ering s own question, actc Marlon 8rdo, who sought the detaiis for hIuse replacing one of i eoe ts appolntivc people,' refused to wrote: "None. Ken c consider su a movie he hopes to produ Ehrlictj'ian the recall . ce about the assault." ch an Prtsidet'3 name, miFtreatment of Indians , He moved to Camp things that needed White David and ed th re House The siege began In sate February, 'l'be reformed Ei&j with a small staff for weeks at hol up e wiei who h been a time, charting "This was not unusual In domestic !nian mthtanij occupied ving g the Pei,lo !ndI matters In the orgafllsatlonal changes. During this time Wounded in Ne Mexico, the Nix li bsftle ifte to drama on White House especially when Vietnam Vietnam negotfao des their imrable we Colbum, then were In their final stages, I U some foreign proUem was pressing. believe, and marshal, as timeless griences. It was the W It$CUIV or d vlllaj" Nixon (Secre I can recall cables coming In from would delegate vast latitude to tary of Sta te) According to Elican. 'Ibi continuing ba India upriSLV since the days of General George Kissinger who was In Paris as f SIS. a talking to the North .tror Cik guis in, strony. He apparently au thorized Vietnamese In l0,a U.S. cavalry ilmt killed 300 "But all of thl marshals to return fire, and on a given night, Is to explain that "Cow knew he had authority to a ct normal . The men1 women and children at Indian ds of rounds would be lW House Wounded Knee. In thousan little effect was totally disrupted. For fired, wi th very problem was o. Nixon didn't known 1973, the Army recommnende,J using a full usually. abca: than the staff people handling any more Instance, I was virtually locked Into camp it". .. But David, division as the "minimum" force to break the Fhrlj My duties in the domestic Stressj that "Co!' crder a r "Colbuin reported to his superier ea were taken siege. (Q over bY Cole lie Ju.tice avoid bloodshej and try became the top that the firing was necessary because at to negotiate a se te Hou Indian fire result.1' peaceful stall man looking Wrote Ehrlichman: "Fred Buzharrjt, general down , f*iJ peoJe at Woundm,J Knee, simply who tIq had to be counsel for Ebrllc because the rest us above him, sent an extricated with counter-f," charged that Deputy Attorney Were so to speak, olserver to Woiui4j Knee at one pofat General Jph Sn, along out of pocket," -a Ciimurp ackncwle4gi to us with the chief peofes&onaj soldier. Ile cam back with very udeed, F chman carefully expla, that be had, marshal, was less Interj In peace and more that "urged police action." He pointei out interested In results, li theref ore, his Information on Wounded Knee, In large part, ii' from the reports of others, p V1N Sunday, Oct. 5, 175—S* On Manslaughter Count was ternpëretj 'with a provision requiring that they be withdrawn in the event of hostIlities, - Woun 4..ui "idispatcning ZUU civilian Ipnni'r area many courses have been added over the years. Just this year career education Is being Introduced at the elementary level to give an awareness and respect of general Job categories, In the middle schools it Is explored In greater depth with career rooms, areas and centers, Among the new courses available in the high schools are motorcycle mechanics, medical technology and building trades at three of the high schools. Dagg said It the career education program centers on Man Gets 5-Year Term By 8011 l.IA)Y1) lIerwuIali flrilt-r their discbsure as a stumbling block to action. Th e 31 to 0 House International Relations Committee Unthinkable War •pj Of Kidnaped Industrialist WASII!N(;TON (AP) — A House committee has ap. proved the administration's plan to send American technicians to monitor the Sinai accord, clearing the for final action on ematterb) Congress next week way A Senate conlniittee on Friday released the text of four secret agreements forged by Secretary of State henry A. Kissinger in negotiating the Sinai settlement, removing Letters To The Editor "Sometimes t wish botbaii was only a ga,,g/' During the last three to five years, new programs have fl developed In the public school system to provide exceptional child education, education for those with specific learning disabilities and uprograms for the trainable mentally han. (licapped and the profoundly mentally handicapped, Dagg said. In the vocational education Sinai PIn1, Gins Annrnu,,I 1 ' Resurrection BERRY'S WORLD iiO. Thoughts Or From all of the apparent evidence, however, 9 lb Wi , ur /NA - il o is John Q. Public has not responded as the economists Of Control? expected him to respond. Sales of almost co0A0 . everything except the necessities are lagging and Those who look to the day when "the people" economists are worrying about a "consumer assume command of the nation's economic life It was the woman what turned him wrong, . ,. • •' . recession," sking how to improve "consumer should take heart. The process is already well 5?,. confidence." I .. assuredly, but one year, Oct. 7, after his begun - ssiuning that is, that what is busily adisastrow rivate life was made public Wilbur We don't think that the economists have to look tiwing In Washington is what we mean by / / . ( Millshasnon Mills to etha far for reasons, If there isn't one, there should be a A ' government of, by 'rd C? th ........ r7 / ,; In1 dtIeIy UI W law of economic behavior which holm t lint the months, '-'(I "" "A massive ezP21131on ji governmental 1 7' ..&mlllatlon to the level of everyman, ccnsurrer cannot develop any more confidence COrItTOAS OVf private Industry L' clearly under the congressman from Arkansas says by the I than he sees in industry and government, way," charges Murray L Weidenbaum, an V7 time the nation learned of his indiscretions he / how can the consumer have more confidence, assistant a&injstasetretary of the treasury in the Nixon ,' f was so debilitated by pills, alcoholism and Fanzie an now director of the Center ____ Foxe he was very near death. for example, than the sophisticated people on Wall for the Study ofd American Business at Street who voted to send the Dow Jones index washu _____ "I'm glad the thing in Boston happened," he 01 University in St. Louis. J ___ plunging below 800 recently. explained, referring to the night he came bleary. It is more than merely an intensification eyed out of an audience to join Miss Foxe the Is it possible for John Q. to substitute his existing ti es, he says. In good measure it is . / stripper In the spotlight of a sweat-stained limited knowledge of the economic machinery for ' '1' a new departure, and it is costing not only in" supperciub stage. He says he doesn't remember _____ the widsom of the Congressional Budget Office diLstry but the Amerlca consumer and taxpayer / _____ the event precisely, having consumed "five _________ huge sums. which noted that the economy had indeed / qwts of in the Previous 24 hours1 but The responded well to recent medicine, but that it notion of benign and wise officials tflakIII he's sure the publicity that destroyed his career alt dw sensible decisions would likely sag again next year? in the society's ____ may have saved his life: "If I'd have gone on like interests is wrong, ys Wetijenbaw _____ Or should John Q. believe thatgreater labor is practhat,, I'd have been dead In two months." "Instead, we find waste, bias, Stupidity, Conflicts . ticing moderation when, for example, teachers, Remembering such times is quite naturally '1—-among regulators and,, worst of all, arbitrary ' - ____ laborious for the man, 'lime is a great healer but ____ who are in great oversupply, engage in reckless and uncontrolled power." He cites chapter and his cancer as deep. Seated In his Capitol HA!] strikes around the country? verse In a recent publication by the Tax Foun• . 1_P: — .-. — office, the finest in Congress, surrowided by the ____ , dation. If he turns to his morning newspaper John Q. is memories of better times (there are 16 framed likely to discover that half of the businessmen who As an example of both trivia and inter ____ _____ ____ magasine COt stories about Mills on his walls), bureaucratic conflict, an on oldthe Labor _____ are quoted might ay that even the better times we requ1rnen still booksDepartment gives detailed words about the Argentine Firecracker and days of the drunk come hard. It is in fact only when he are experiencing are temporary - merely the Instructions concerning the size, shape, escorts a visitor out of the offices, and Into the result of people buying things as a hedge against dimensions and number of toilet seats It must -price increases that are expected later. Ins venerated hallways that Mills lets go. maintain for Its empIes. The departent also Cigarette In his teeth, his hand waving to passing And the last place that John Q. can acquire that some type of lounge must be ad'They don't want shellfish that taste good, Charlie... gawkers, he talks like a man who uses concomfort or confidence is in Washington where to women's versation as therapy: Howe, the Equal Employment Opportunity — Congress is acting as if there is no fiscal tomorrow. "I haven't had a drink in se-en months, and I From experience he knows that if Congress spends (on demands that male toilet facilities, — don't intend to have one ever again. HeU, I can't although separate, must be equal to those $70 billion more than taxes produce the prices of provided for women. Hence, either equivalent have one, even one. If! did I'd get drunk, I'd be everything will go up. gone. Alcoholism is a progressive thing and if I lounges must be built adjacent to the men's The average American may not have a textstarted again I'd be worse than ever, if! drank toilets or women's lounges must be Hospital Blasted two fifths a day before I'd drink tluee fifths a day book knowledge of economics, but he does have a dismantled. It's like tuberculosis, there is no ewe. You practical one that was learned in a hard school. 13 not just big business that falls Ufld the cities that (eel the same way I can arrest it. but not get rid of it. I've got to stay dc. Nobody has to tell him to be more frugal and all-eeelng eye of the regulators. A sober. Fortunately for me, I want to stay sober." prudent when the value of his income has waft inio station in New Hampshire had to I am writing this letter in complaint about the There is of course the touch of the alibl to Mills' spend more than $X mail i Cornstaffing the emergency room at decreased at the same time that the prices of renewal application to Just the to Federal [M%JId J. Ripley Sr. emphatic sobriety. Bad judgment being less Seminole Memorial Hospital. necessjtj has gone up. Lake Mary easy to exDIaln than mental Illness, be has of late rujiJj (pJr M ()gt copy Would that Congress learned the same lesson, I was recently treated there for a laceration Equal Rights Gripe takefltodisn acmJvIuesofay,ag operating thee sinai] television stations reports of the hand. The physician put two sutures In and disclaiming responsibility, Recent statements that its renewal application weighed 45 pounds. told me to return in five ur six day's to have them by Miss Foxe that she was once pregnant by the The Consumer Product Safety removed, congressman are —away as allby theMills uglywho Incidents of In the Sept. II edition of The Evening Herald, the pod - turned pds he mistakenly put the products of a small Wisconsin w there appeared a by-lined Story by Sen. Karen "was I returned the physician was flOWheT toy manufacturer on its "banned" list as unsafe, so drunk most of the time" he be found.I was Burstein entitled, "We are a Constipated remember, a seat can't Total war remains tmthlnkable in the nuclear age. Tha t fact When the error was called to the commission's doctor would remove the sutures. After nation," attention it replied that it was not about to recall over is the fact of our time. It bears repeating. Critics of the lawmaker, and an hour the doctor came in, looked at my The Defense Depmen t has rais 0,000 lists "jus My gripe is the same as hers: equal rights friends as well, believe he uses thesome albo of his ed I ts estimate of the as t to take one or two toys off." hand and said that the first doctor was wrong amendment is the premier piece mmber of persons who would die e compaoy was (ed out of the toy because of a Soviet nuclear legislation of WOnn' a convenience, he In the and is th Th at sues should not be removed for 1ness and Th pople t their joho. It It's a crime to attack on U. & missile forces from 600,000 to between 3.4 and has still not admitted, 10 eve n as his cents to peer T ce ts to n ed edy, that his actions says Weidenbaum, that the commi dy Kenn use a pub fl.7 millio n. is ironic, and that he could tell just by c li glancing at wasoom, were th ssion especially at the Greyhound BUS stations. e stuff of human not liquid chemist, the hand. E ven the highest estima te 13 w1 lica lo speclalislng in orderIr companies to recall their ny w, U such an In Chicago, Mayor Daley a bolished this t Yet official Washington accepts the alibi, for This cost me another $10 emergency room products U any defecti ve ones ha ve be attack leads to total war. It probably would. Once the flt. several yea rs ago so why can't every city and he ni9st part, If for no other re en fee for a bs olutely nothing. like ballistic missiles start flying back and produced, refuses to recall its own product when ason than forth through the deference W the state have their politicians put there is a kness of representative, defect, in every one and I am not a rich man, I am presently unemblac space between Siberia and Montana, nothing is lCgislation perhaps because re are few in to who have jflt likely to stop them, short of total destruction. ployed, but the way this hospital acts, they must of the double I have seen mothers with several children not, to some degree, messed up CiVIlization has survived before by the sLn of our teeth. We practiced by the government is found their Owil private nkevene isasrich as a . lives through stupidity. tr in ogeteachchildonatoiletso ha ve fai th Besides, there is the t it will aga S it will do so only d,t catalytic converters the Environmental I asked if the doctors had 3 schedule and U enough have to hire several stalls, so she has people in all countries Protection Ageflcy mandated for au mob tO hOld the feeling the 'In has sWfered enough. too much ze that s ival depends upon to iles, told In no uncertain terms that they came In doorsfrom lockin considering that all he did was hurt himself, recoiition of the da ngersreasurvival Designed IL, lessen Pollution, the converte of total nuclear war. converters when they wanted to and not according to any use the one facility without it costi Says one senator along this line: ,I,m not Another dest into dark ages would probably la themselves produce harmful sulphuric ?dd ng a fortune, goi schedule. st nger ng to comment on Wilbur lls anymore, lo Um bef ore. 1i biological basis of life are now being restudied — quietly. Mi on earth could be lam si there re many more people Mrs. Frances Fredrick except to say I admire him. in this dif titwotb bmaofkeepInga He sank to the da Deltona bottom but he didn't give up, he didn't drown" few sparks of learning and tradition alive in isolated monasteries, It ciuId be a return to the caves. Our country has a unique resporuibility for leadership in change in conditions for its survival. some not at all, Dagg said, H e added the programming is not increasing and Is not as - extensive as it was a few )'C&5 LIMERICK Ireland (AP) - Police combed the Irish republic Saturday for a Dutch Industrialist kidnaped by terrorists who threatened to execute their hostage at 8 am. Sunday unless three Irish Republican Army guerrillas are released from prison. The 11, OVernn'.ent refused to deal with tlx terrorists, declaring that "to do so ould he an abdication of government responsibility which would undermine the security of the state and lead to the placing of additional life in danger," Police believe the kidnapeis, who abducted Dr. Tiede llerrenia, 52, as he drove from his Limerick home to work Friday morning, are port of an extremist IRA fringe group beyond the contol of the IRA's Provisional wing. The Provisionols denied any involvement in the kid. na ping. Trying to find a consensus of among the experts on what is happening to the U. S. economy or how to cure its afflictions is like looking for a needle in the haystack, but at least the leading economists s.- • - cc 011 Continued From Page 1-A) Police Comb Ireland For Sign A HISI Youngsters Learn Early WORLD IN BRIEF Sunday, Oct. 5, 1975—LA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OCTOBER 3, 1975 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Serena Bramble Geneva P. Burfield 0 l.eolia Hampton Lonnie I). Hastings Opal L. Mclacnern Clarence 0. Fuich, Deltona Marguerite M. George, Deltona Paul H. Thomas, Deltona Louise S. Ramsay, Lake Mary Ida M. Golden, Osteen Edith J. Dishman, Paola Annie M. Corley, Tangerine BERT!LS YOU HELP YOUR Unibed VMV FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS NE MGWAS T T iM YMi swW. Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your contribution In order to help your friends and neigh. hors who need help right now, Giving The United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly amount of your choics where you work. - . .through your employee withholding plan. Even SOc a week builds to $26 a year. Money to help another human being. Sanford: Kenneth N. Clark James W. Gordon Cecil Hall James J. Knight George D. Thomas Edna Tiliman Lillie M. Wallace Carolyn Williams Virginia E. Wygant Linda C. Mullins, DeBary Mary P. AIim, i)eLand Noah E. Davis, Deltona Eda K. Dunstan. Deltona Anthony J. Nov aLski, Deltona Ellis Slaydon, Osteen Mrs. Robert (Lorraine) Whittaker & baby girl, Sanford i.,, ninht EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Highs mostly In the low Ws north to upper 80s south. Lows mainly 60s north and 70s south. Daytona Beach tides: Today —high 8:24 a.m., 8:46 p.m.; low 1:55 a.m., 2:28 p.m. Monday high 9:15 a.m., 9:37 p.m.; low BOY SCOUTS . . CENTRAL FLORIDA SHELTERED WORKSHOP . . . CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY . . GIRL SCOUTS . CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES . GOOD SAMARITAN HOME.. MID FLORIDA CENTER FOR ALCOHOLICS RED CROSS SALVATION ARM'S' . SEMINOLE COUNTY . . . . . . . . . . - . MENTAL HEALTH... USO ... YMCA ... PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY NEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. 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FIRST ST N ,,/,n2%a �$A—EveningHra!,5n F!. _____ Legal Notice Sundab, OJ. , i;;s Legal Notice Legal Notice -. _______ ______________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legai Notice inOfhclal Records THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND j IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COU*T OP THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS United No. IS. SHF.OAH, SEC 13*3 tpiru lass, incluslvi, Public COUNTY SEMINOLE FOR SEMINO!.E COUNTY. FLORIDA NAME STATUTE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. lION NINE, a Condominium, Records ci Seminole County, IN THE CIRCUiT COJRT OF THE FLORIDA CASE NO. 13•U49.CAIP.S CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Unit No, 2$, SHE(.AH, SECTION recorded in Of ifrlal Records Book Florida ø4 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Notice is hereby given that the CASE NO. 7S.1)9'-CA.IO FOUR, a Cofldc.min;u,n, recorded in NI. Pgj 36 lhf'u 113, InClusive. (mu No. I, SHEOAH, SECTION RARNETI BANK OF SEMINOLE FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, N.A. Off cal Re.cors Book 91). Pages 931 CIVIL ACTION NO. PS'I91SCA04. undersigned. Iursuant to the CENTFNNIAL HOMES. INC. Pubti Records of Seminole County, EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded COUNTY. FLORIDA Plaintiff, Plairitill, EE idhibos Name Statute," Chapter thru 1006, iflclujiyi., Pubic Records Florida V'_5 • j,a, in Official Records Book 997, Page's CIVIL ACTION CASE HO. 73.1051, In Re: the Marriage of of Seminole County, Florida $45 09. FIGtidi Staltjte, will register Investments 131.3 Ibru 1159, inclusIve, Public Unit No. 1? SHEOAH, SECTION LJT — SR CIMERMANCIC. .1 GRAHAM PHILLIPS and DENVER Unit No. n, SHEOAH. SECTION NINE, a Condominium, DALE SPEARS, with the Circuit Clerk, Seminole GEORGE J Records 01 Seminole County, recorded In FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Dpfendant SHEILA PHILLIPS, his wife, it al Husband, Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. FOIJR, aCOndominiumr,co,dedifl OtficialR,cords RookNI, County, ilorida, upon receipt of Sunday, Oct. 5, lfls-9A LOAN Page,34 Florida BY LARRY SAXON ASSOCIATION OF PIOTICEOFACTIOPI and . Defeniiants. S proof of the rublication OflicialRecords Book9$t, of this tPirt., Ii), Pages93) Unit No. 9. SHEOAH, SECTION ifliuiye', Public Ricrd OkLAPIDO. a corporation, ______________________________ NOTICIOFSALE CHRISTINA BABE SPEARS. Wife, notice. the fictitious name, To cirQe .1 cimermancic. Sr. thru 10, inclusIve, Public Records 0 Seminole County, Florida EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded _____________________ — Plaintiff, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that aN Notice is hereby given that pur NOTICE OF ACTION towit: DISCOUNT under of Seminole County. Florida DELI Unit No. 19, SHEOAH, SEC. in Official Recordt Book 991, Page, VS 'ear Mr. Saxon, Unit No. 29. SHEOAH, SECTION TION NINE, a which I am engaged In business at action to diScharge C Mechanic's _ ____ 13*3 tPiru 1439, intslye, Public Suant to Summary Judgment of TO Denver Dale Spears Condominium, DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES. Foreclojure enterec in the above Rt 2. Box SSE I.Iee' ptjf5iflt to the prOvi%lOn Of FOUR, a Condominium, recorijed in recorded In Officia: Recorijs Book U S. 1793, in the City of Highway Records of Seminole County, INCORPORATED, a Fiorda COl' entitledcauseintheCircujt Court 01 caIero, Alabama Chapter 71). Florida Statules. ha(' Offcial Records Book 9$), Pages 931 911. Pages 36 thru 1)). ioIuiv, Florida Long*ood, Florida, ___ poration, C? ii, Seminole County, Florida, I wiil sell hat can I do to get away from managerne problems? There . You are hereby notified that a been filed ag&nst you with respect thru 1006. inclusive. Publj Records Public Records of Seminole County. That the party interested in slid Unit No. 10, SHEOAH. SECTION Defendants ci seems to be too much ' to a ClaIm of Lien recorded by yo. of Scminol County, Florida 1 manageme0" in real estate. — Mr. Florida EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded the property situated in Seminole proceeding for dissOlution of bvslnni enterprise is as foIl1: NOTICE OF SALE _____ ________________ County, Ficrida, described as: rrarriaUe Pa5 been filed against onNovemt,er77. 1973.which claim 1.4 Lint No 3), SHEOAH. SECTION K. ____________ MARCY, INC.. Unit No. 73, in Official Records Book SHEOAH. SECTION 997, Pages Notice is hereby given that pur Lot 43 of ORIENTA GARDENS, and you re regured to serve a copy recorded in Book 1001. Page 11.11. of' A Florida corp, FOUR, a Condominium, recorded in NINE, 1353 thru 1439, inclusIve, Public a Condominium, recorded in Lk'ar Mr. P. K., _____ Suant to the Final Judgment o 2nd addition, Seminole County, of your written defenses. ii any, Officii Records Book. 911, Pages 931 OfficIal Records Book NI, Dated at Orlando, Orange County, tlit' Public Records of Seminole Records of Seminole County, Pages o Foreclosure and sale entered in the . Florida, according to Piat thereof thefeto upon Petitioner's Attorneys, Florida, October 1st, 1973 County, Florida, the Claim being gras thru 10, inclusive, Public Records thru 113. inclu'sive, Public Record's Every investment has managej10 Are you thinking of no Florida CousependnginthecjrcuitCow.,in recorded in Flat Book I), Page $3.of whose names and address appear of Sem.note County, Florida real ,,tnpefly described as follows. Publj'sh Oct. S. I?. 19. 26, 1975 of Seminole County. Florida Unit No. 11, anagement or relatively little managerijent? Think of stocks SHEOAH, SECTION the Public Records of Seminole be'low, on or before October 31sf, and for Seminole County, Florida, Unit Plo. All that tract or pircel of land . SHEOAH, SECTION DES 27 UnIt No. 2$. SHEOAH SECTION By LOUISE L GILL These can be in odd shapes or EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded being Civil Number 75)051 CA 09 6, L ' County, Florida, 1973, and file the original thereof nd bonds, Did you ever watch a serious security Investor? Step ____________________________ lying and being in Seminole Count' FOUR, a Condominium, recorded in NINE, a CondominIum, recorded in in Official _____ Records Book 997. Pages at puwic sale to the highest and best with the Clerk of this Court either the undersigned Clerk. will sell Extension Agent small squares. Or choose a FlorIda, and being a portion of the to a stock broker's office at the opening of market for five days Official Records Book 9$), Pages 93 Official Records Book 911, Pages 34 1383 thru 1439, inclusive, Public separately parcel by parcel the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE bidder'orcashatthewntfroe.,td. before service on Petitioner's at It's fun and very personal piece design quilt block pattern corner of Section Itiru 100$, inclusive, Public Recorn ttiru 113, Inclusive, Public RecOrds West 14. 1 Records of Seminole County, ning and observe. You don't know what management property Situated in Seminole EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Town'ship 71 South, Range 79 East',1 ot the Seminole County COurthou torneys or Immediately thereafter; of Sem.no;e County, Florida. of Seminole County, Florida Florida and add borders to make a CulT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, County. Florida, deScribed in Annex oblerils are until you've Seen the Illaneuvers of a stock buyer In ._... in Sanford. Florida. at 11:00A.M. on otherwise, a default il be entered Unit No. is, SHEOAH, SECTION ,nci being more particularly' -J UnIt No. 77, SHEOAH, SECTION Unit No. I?, SHEOAH, SECTION when you make your Christmas desirable size for cushion top. If FLORIDA. A attached hereto at Public ste. to October 20th. A 0. 1973 against you for the relict demanded FOUR, a Condominium. recorded in NINE, a Condominium, recorded in down market. A call froiji a tenant complaining about a stopped lrxcribnd a'. follows: .u'___ gifts. You give not only a gift, you quilt it, you give an added EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded (SEAL) — . ' the highest and best bier for each PROBATE DIVISION in the Petition PEGINPIIPIG at a point lOcAted 01% Official Records Book. 911, Pages 931 Official Records Book 91$. p drain will seem like a pleasure compared to a margin call from but something of yourself. o in Official Recoras Book 997, Pages parcel for cash at!) CO A M on the Arthur i. Beckwith, Jr. WITNESS MY HAND and the sal CASE NUMBER 74113.CP thru 1006, inclusive, Public Records thru 113, inclu'sive, Public the we,tern right of way of Wymore 1313 ur stock broker. thru Here are a few Home touch. Applique a block 1439, inclusive, "ords Public 23rd day of October. 1975, at the Estate of of thi's Court on the 75th Clerk of the Circuit court day of Of Seminole County. FIOrid Avenue, i.aid point being located 2)3 Records of Seminole County, of Seminole County, Florida similar topatchwork. There are West Front Door of the Seminole DOROTHEA HUARD, S.eptembe, AD 1973 By: Ceceiia V. Ekern Unit No. 37, SHEOAH, SECTION Furnishings •de feet ntwth from the northwest cornel Unit No 31, SHEOAII. SECTION FlorIda County Courthcuse In Sanford, (Seal) Deputy Clerk deceased. of the intersection of numerous quilt block p.tterns FOUR, a Condominium, recorded In NINE, a Condominium, recorded in Spring Valley' Unit No. 13, SHEOAH, SECTION c41inagdnuent there are many capable real estate management Florida NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND ARTHUR If. RECKWITH. JR Lynn Jamei Hinson, of Official Records Book ii, Road and WymOre Avenue, thenç 's 931 Official Records Book 91$, Pages EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded TURNBIJLL, pickups Is the 250 cubic inch ki4lne six mated with improved three-speed manual transmission, APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE ill take over tills job for you at a nominal fee. Clerk of the Circuit Court cushion top: Simply piece your own. ABNER thru 1006, inclusIve, Public Records thru 113. running in a i"sterly direction on in Official Records Book 997, Page, 1976 LINE inclusive. Public Records _______________________________ Dear Mr. Saxon, ANNE) A Alt persons 05 S. Martha are hereby nOtified T Vihten AND DANIELS of 5emnt County, FlO(jdi together scraps to make an frms who line' parallel to the' northern right of of Seminole County. Florida III) thru 1439, inClSiyi, Public 117 that lhe undersigned as Ad. Deputy Clerk Unit No 37, SPIEOAIt, SECTION West Lyman 2. Do some crewel work: Unit No. 39, SHEOAH, SECTION way Spring Valliy of Road. Unit No. Records n, of I have a 20 unIt apartment for 18 years and I want to trade it an4 Seminole SHEOAH. SECTION agpalachian patchwork design. Count,. . . . ... iW . W iiuiriiicnij in minIxtratrl,, ' tlA f5 . ovidyI. II 13 a uiue iaie In ite OF being located 2)3 feet narlh of lb something that Won't need managing, since I am about to Official Record's Bad. 956. Page's 501 Official Records Book 911, Page, 931 Official Records Unit No. 14, SHEOAH, SECTION Attorneys Book 911, Pages 36 year to start projects like this thereof and has filed in 'said court Valley road for no North Park Avenue tPiru 536, inclusIve. Public Records for Plaintiff thru 1006. inclusive, Public Records thru II), incluSive, Public Record's 1 di5fflCi of 1100'! EIGHT. a Condominium, recorded Publish- Oct. Second Supplemental final report unless you use simple designs Sanford, Florida 32771 of Seminole County, FlOrida, ac ' e both can make a buck, Mr. 1. F. of Seminole County. Florida of Seminole County, Florida thence running 0) degree, north 07 in Official Records Book 997, Page, OES]2 1973 and application for discharge. Putti'sh Sept 21, Oct 5. I,, ts, cording to the plat thereof as and do only one or two. flut they Unit No I. SHEOAt-t, SECTION Dear Mr. 1. F'., Caulking Tips Can Save inci 0? %.'(onds east for ,j Unit No c, SHEOAH, SECTION t38) thru )159. inclusive. Putlic IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OC('?OflS ?nr'refo, .iflY shouki tic' n'lr'(I! 1 r'F i Ill rrc.-C 1 ii I? P.qcs 79 Cc'nj,o.n L rn ccoraca n NINE. . Condominium, recorded ri ti-i do iiiake beautiful tuihiuns tops f e or less, to '' I ai ii ama uI you don't get th' j)ictUre. duly lied. Alter filing proof of ttiru 1.3, ifl(iu%.v(., Public Record's of Official RUords Book 911, Page, Official Records EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Florida point. thr..'- rinnunu easterly Brok 91$, Pages or wall r,n 'showIng this not)c ho's .-,.. ',.:., In Seminole County, Florida CulT IN AND FOR SZ.,VDL} "i ') .i:kn JJ 139$, inclusive', Public ftiv'u (Ii. inclusive, Public Records If ci)' feEnT IN IHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE been published oee anything about you or your es's to a point Unit No, 13, SHEOAH, SECTION a week, for Unit No COUNTY, FLORIDA right after • nrorwrts' nthnr th,., iI ...f Christmas for the SHEOAH. SECTION Records of Seminole County. of SeminAli County, Florida fov'ated on ln wi'%tt'rn right ct way EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. consecutive EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded civ" a.ini .'u' ONE. a Cordominium, re' PI.Ptp'.c.9.Q In Florida in Official Record's (look 997. Pa. next year — you won't feel the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE approval of SaIJ report Unit No. 37, SHEOAH. SECTION of Wymore Avenue; thence running and FlRi P'tUiAL Official Record's Booi 936. Pages 1 have a shelf groaning under the weight of information Sent,p Unit No 3. SHEOAH, SECTION NINE, a Condomin.um, recorded in 1383 thru ItSS, inclusive, SAVINGS AND COUNTY, FLORIDA ordering of distribution of said in a 'southerly direction aIng thC Pubt.c ¶1 thru 536. ircli'siye, Public Re "lewsientures hammer the furring strips onto TEN, a Condominium, r'scor LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S'1946CA-09.O western right of in Official Records Book 91.8. way of Records of Seminole County. Wymoi-4 Pages 36 estate will come before tPe court Cct'd$ of Seminole County, Florida, Official Records Book Plaintiff, time and you have several I never go near it! Florida 911, Page's STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN & Avenue, a di'stance' of 100 feet, more tPiru 113, inclu'slve, Public Records according to the ptat thereof as SHERILL H KEEN 1)19 thru 139$. inclusive, Public of Seminole County. Florida Unit'No, 16, — COMPANY, a Florida corporation, or less, at the point of beginning Q. "Something" it? Can you please ten inc pletely through the wood. The summer days ahead — A's Administratrix reco-ded in Flat Book 17. Pages 79 ReCords of Seminole SHEOAH, SECTION JAMES HEWI'T and MRGO . EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded HEWITT, County. perfect cracks and openings, you fine performance, These caulks Making your own designs and Plaintiff, 5cl tract contain's 10 10 acres 'Jn:t No. 39, SHEOAH. SECTION of 'said estate. his ?hn.j 83, incluSlyp. Public Records of Florida wife; and benefits do do youfor require? What how to repair replace slate nail ends are then bent over days for a pre-winter check of should plan to replace any old are available mostiy In gun using scrap yarn can be fun. ur tax position? What What will your property someone etse?isrouf shingles on and a roof? You are regulred to serve a cop NINE, a Condominium, recorded in in Official Records Book 997. Pages ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SER CHARLES E. MEINER Seminole County, Florida Unit No. 3, SHECAH, SECTION OfIiiI Records Book 9*1, Pages 36 ,'OHN C. TORRES and ELEANOR Attorney for Estate of your written defenses, if any, t 383 thru 1439. inclusive. Public V:CES CMPANY OF FLORIDA. a with a hammer and driven flat the caulking around your house. caulking material which has grade consistency. Many Unit No 3$ A, SHEOAH, SEC 3. Make lunchn cloths: For TEN, a Condominium, recordec in thru II), inclusive, Public Records forget it? IORRES, hiS wife. the action on James M Corrigan. Reors Ot Seminole County, Florida corporation, 26 Wall Street TION ONE, a Condominium, Official Records Book 9$), Page's of Seminole County, Florida A. U Florida a slate shingle has Plaintiff's attorney, whose address a Defendant's. Orlando, Florida 32101 Defendants, recorded in Official Records Book 1319 thru 1)93, inclusive, Public I must spend my time and money only on sincere clients who crack in it, this is a possible Unit No. 17, SHEOAH, SECTION 13TICE OF ACTION is Macwire, Vc'ovpsi's & Wells. P A Unit No. ii, SHEOAH, SECTION portant le in helping to keep remove the caulking with a gun grade caulking. It comes in table, use 45" or Publish: Oct. 5 12 19 74 1973 NOTICE OF fabric. Add SALE Q. I intend to finish a stood drafts out 954, Pages 30.4 thru 536, inclusive, Record's of Seminole County. NINE. a Condomirtwm, recorded in EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded TO. JOHN C TORRES and P 0 Box o33. 13$ Wall Street, and heating costs putty knife. Make sure that the DES 7$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Public Records of Slminole County, Florida ylindr1caI cartridges (or use In an interesting fringe, The in OftiiaI JobltgaUon according to our contract, Official Records Book NI. Page's ELEANOR TORRES OrlAndo, Florida 37007. on or before Records Book 997 Pages on the 17th c!•; : r rda, according to the plat Unit No. 7, SHEOAH. SECTION thrtj 1)3, inclusive. Public Records 3. At ____________________________ Resioence —I..nkrsown 1313 thru 1439. inclusive, Public October 17th, 1975, and file th Il On top of that, I feel that you don't need "to make a buck" • easiest way to repair it is to fill been told is fairly easy to apply portant that yu take care of dirt, grease and oil, before compound Is forced out, At a rc,td n Piat Bcok 17, TEN, a Condominium, recor Recoros of Seminole County, ttseCO am. at the in Of Seminole County, Florida ARE NOTIFIED that an 'wiginal with th. clerk of this cou. Solid nains the same color a Cajrtpsou:i of Page's 79 thru 83., inclusive, Pubic ou need to save some "bucks" Offcil Records Book 911, Pages Florida UnIt No 12, SHEOAH, SECTION FICTITIOUSNAME Seminole County. actiOntoforecio'sea mortgagecvs the either t'rfore 'sCryice on Pliinlilf't tax wise, I think your ne- erous and cover amount theof crack a gen- but which I have never used caulking matters before the appl)ing the caulking material, forms a uniform bead of caulk, the fringe would Icok good with roofwith at Sanford, Florida. the Records of Seminole CounTy, cement. before I notice two kinds in the temperature drops. NotiCe i's hereby given that I am attorney or immediately thereafterç 1319 fhru 1395. inctijsive, PubliC NINE, a Condominium, recorded in undersigned following property in Seminole Unit No II, SHEOAH, SECTION Clerk witI Florida offer for sale to Masonry surfaces should be When in use, the gun should a designed fabric. EIGHT, a engaged in busincss at 10 N. Lake otherwi a default will be enlire Records ot Seminole County, Official Records Book 911. Pages 36 County, Florida: property b costing you tax wise, Condominium, recorded highestA best bidder toe cash he Unit No. 39, SHEOAH, SE'TION Florida in Official Records Lot 13, Block "C", WASHINGTON Howell Rd., Casselberry, SemIle aoain'st you for the relie'f demanded thru 1)3. inclusive, Public Records Book 997. Pages fOitowig being sure that some of the cc- white shellac nd orange shel- Coatings Why not call a competent exchange ONE, a Condominium, recorded i deScribed real property: Unit No. 9, SHEO*r-, SECTION of Seminole County. Florid. 13$) ?hru 1137, Inclusive, Public OAKS SECTION TWO, according to County, Florida under the fiCtitii in the complaint or pe'titlon sociat1on suggests bh prior to application, Lot angle and the bead should them, fringe them, or put a 9, ILESDALE MANOR, AC 13OOk 93.6. Pagn 50.4 TEN, a Condominium, recorded In broker for an apment gets well into the crack. lac. I do not want to hide the you begin by checking Unit No. th.'plat thereof a's recorded in Flat name of PRECISION GRA,:iX, and pointment, and sit down with him and study your position. That SHEOAH, SECTION Records of Seminole County, cording to the put thi'v,sl WlTNE5Smyhandandtfle'slg Now, for the hard part — measure about three-eighths contrasting or blending border thru 536. InClusive, Public Records Official Records Book 9$), Pages NINE. a Condominium, Florida to register (lOok 16, Pages $6 till make and I?. Public that I intend said name th's court on September 11th. IllS recorded in more than a 'buck." grain of the wood. Which type caulking around joints. flsj of Seminole County, Plor,da, ac recorded in Flat Book When a slate shingle is br 13)9 ttsru 139%. inclu'sive, Public Official Records Book. 9*1, what type of caulking material Unit No. 19, SHEOAI'I, SECTION Public p Ii, Page 1, Records of Seminole County, with the Clerk. of the Circuit Court, Records of (Seal) Pèges on them. They are pretty even do you recommend? cording to the plat thereof as Seminole County, Florida Record's of Seminole County, tPru 113, inclusive. Public Records EIGHT, a Condominium, Sendyourquestionto: RealEsthteIn%'estments1Fs.enjng ken and obviously requires Seminole County. Florida in ac means windows, doors, floor should you use? There are Arthur H (leckwith. Jr recorded Florida, Most caulking compounds made out of scraps. If you're recorded irs Plat Book 17. Page's 79 Florida irs Official Records Book 997, Pages herald, 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771. has been filed against you and of 5emil, County, Florida replacing, you will need a tool . cordance with the Provisions of the Clerk of the Circuit Court together thru$3,inc$usve, Publi Records of with all structures, A. and wall joints, wood column many fine products on the should not be used In ternrealenergetic,yournaywantto rn Unit No. I). SHEOAH. SECTION 13$) thru 1139, Inclusive, Public Unit No. 41. SHEOAH, SECTION are required to serve a copy of your Fictitious Name 'statutes. To Wit: (ly - Lillian T Jenkins Seminole County, Florida TEN, a Cøndominium, recorded in NINE,a provements,flxture,, appliance's written Neither white nor or- and floor junctions, parapet and market which will serve your peratures below 40 degrees F. use linen and hemstitch the Section$630, Florida Statutes 1937. Condominium, recorded in Record's of Seminole County. defenses, if any, to i, Deputy Clerk. appurtenances on 'said Land or Unit No. 7?, SHEOAH, SECTION Official necords Book 911, Pages Official Records known as a slate putter, a piece ange shellac will hide the grain, roof joints. Pay special at- needs well. To help you choose, or during rainy weather. An hem. Beautiful needlework is S Jack C Morrison, Jr. JULIUS Book NI, Pages 34 Florida G. PETRUSKA, Publish Sept II. 7). 21. Oct 5, IV used in conjunction therr*ith. TWO, a Condominium, recorded in 1319 thru 139$, inclusive. Public thru II). inclusive. Public ROWLAND AND PETRUSKA, PublIsh OCt. 5. l7 IV. 26. 197$ Unit No. 20, SHEOAH. SECTION Records DEP 100 of strap Iron with a couple of The orange shellac give the tention to concrete steps, here are some general exception to this rule might be back in a big way now. ThI's sale is made pursuant to a OffiIaI Records Book 972. Pages 58* Record's of Seminole County, of Seminole County, Florida notches in it. The puller is in. wood a darker color.will What is between rough attic floors andgaps descriptions: EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded Plaintiff's Attorney, whe addre'is DES 73 thrsj 663, inclusive', PublIc Records Florida Summary Final Judgment entered serted under the damaged called white shellac is not white NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS latex caulks which, because of in Official Records Book 997. ij East Robinson Street, Orlando, ____________________________ Unit No. 4.3, SHEOAH, SECTION Whenever you make or of Seminole County, Florida, ac. shingle. The iron has a bend in Pages in Civil Action No. 73)316 CA 09 0 Florida 32101, on or before chimneys, and joints between Unit No 13, SHEOAH, SECTION NINE, a Condominium, recorded in thtu 1439, inclusive, PUblIC NAME STATUTE we Elastomeric.based caulks their water base, may be ap- choose a gift (or a friend, be now cording to the plat thereof a's TEN, a Condominium, recorded irs pending in the Circuit Court WHOM IT MAY CONCEPN Official Records Book NI. Pages it which permits the tool to be clear, know It, but actually the house and the driveway or are usually more expensive plied during damp conditions. sure the color and design are in November 6th, 1973 and file the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TN ne'coroej in Flat Book 1$. Pages i Official Records Book 9$), Pages thru 113, inclusive, Public Records Florida ReCords of Seminole' County, and for Seminole County, Florida. original with the' Clerk of this Notice is hereby given that th Court driven backward after one of porch. thrj 37, inclusive, Public Records DATED this 2nd day of October, either than other caulks but they will Latex caulks are quick drying right for that person. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. undersigned, pursuant 'o the 1119 thru 1393, inclusive, Public of Seminole County, Florida Unit No. 21, SHEOAH, SECTION before service on the Plain Seminole County, Florida — the notches in it grips the nail Q. I know the difference Records of 3eminole County, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE "Fictltou, Name S'atute," Unit No. 16, SHEOAH. SECTION Chapter EIGHT. A Condominium, recorded tiff's attorney or immediately COUNTY. FLORIDA Unit No. 11, SHEOAH, SECTION Florida in Official Records Book 997, Pages (SEAL) US 09. FlOrida Statute,, just under the head. This will between fine and coarse sandNINE, a Condominium, recorded In register AMSTERDAM tAP) — TWO, a Condominium, recorded in otherwise a default will CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.203$.CA.$9.0 with the Circuit Court.will in and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Unit No. 13, SHEOAH, SECTION 13$) thru 1439, inclujive, Public Official Records Book 9*8, Pagi's be entered against you for the relief NATIONAL for More by the expenses and head for draw out the nail. Each shingle paper, but I notice that some HOMES A Official Records Book. 972. Pages 511 TEN, a Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida. upon Condominium, recordec in thru 113, inclusive, Public Record's Record's of Seminote County. demanded in the Complaint and more Dutchmen are finding the divorce courts. "They need usually has two nails, so this are marked "open coatlngii and CEPTAPICE CORPORATION, thru 643, inCtu54v, Public RecOrds Official Records By - Elaine RiCpiarcje receipt of proof of the publication of * Florida BOOk 9*). Pages of Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my hand and the seal of PIAit of Seminole County, Florida. ac Deputy Clerk the cost staying married too big mortgages which means must be done twice. After the some "closed coating." What 1319 thru 139$. inclusive, Public ttii's notice, the fictitious name, to 3hlgh theseofdays, Unit No. II, SHEOAH, SECTION Court, this 1st day of October, V's. Unit No. 22, SHEOAH, SECTION Publish: cording to the plat thereof as Records of wIt UPPER CRUST undff which Seminole County. NINE, a Condominium, recorded In EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded DESII Oct 5, 1915 taking out a big bank loan. Then shingle and all broken pieces do these designations mean? 1973. LEROY KIRKLAND and JUNE recore' in Flat Bo*k 1$. Pages FlorIda They are getting divorced in they find the monthly payments have been removed, coat the in Off icial Records Book 997, Pages Official Records Book 9*8, Pages expett to engage i business a4 (Seal) KIRKLAND, hi's wife, thru 37, in$'sive', Public Records of CITY OF Unit No. 1$, SHEOAH, SECTION ttsru A. — An open coating means 730 South Wymor, Read in the City Arthur H. Beckwitts, Jr. 13$) thru 1439, Inclusive, Public 113, inciusive. Public Records Defendant ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Se'minof County, Florid. TEN. droves, twice as many in 1974 too high to meet and that's area and the back of the new the mineral particles on the Altamonte 5rirss. Florida A Condominium, recorded in of Seminole County, Florida Records of Seminole County, Clerk of the Circuit Court MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE FLORIDA UnIt 940. 7. SHEOAPI. SECTION OffIcial Records Book. SI), Page's That Florida Use (.21,000 couples) as four years when the marriage starts to shingle with roof cement. Insert backing are spaced far apart, UnIT No. 1,, SHEOAH, SECTION party :nt.re.-s,ed in said By - Elaine RiCharcie 'ev1ously (10,300). crack." NOTICEOPSUIT THREE, a Condominiu, recorded NOt$CSOIPUbIICHIIII,Ig 1319 ttsru 1395, inclusive, Public Unit No. 23, SHEOAH, SECTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. business en'erpqi'se las follows: NIP'IE,a COndoptiniurn, recorded In Dtputy Clerk he TO LEROY KIRKLAND and Ifl Official Records Book 913, Pagers Records of Seminole County. Official Records B'eP 93*, The law makes dh'orve easier Social workers interviewed stllng!e in place and rc- 'I his nllow the sanded material EIGHT. Condominium, recr HANOi CHECK. INC., '' ,, _____ Pages NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PubIish Oct. 5 I?, 19, 76, I973 JUNE KIRKLAND, hi5 wif 930 ?!'.ri,r 2X, inI,jJye, Fubtir Florida nail it. OfficIal Recordt Book 997, Page, the Board of a Florida d by providing legal aid In cases tPiru lU inclusive, Public Records in by The Associated Press agree to fall free without clogging the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Record's of Seminole County, Zoning Appeal's of the DESJS Unit No 1713 thrg 1439, lCI'sive'. Public corporation 20, SHEOAH, SECTION of Seminole County, rtoeida City of Altarnonte Spring's, Florida. ____________________________ that an action to forecloa. a moe. that economic problems are of need, but well funded couples Florida, according to the plat TEN, a Condomlnj, recorded in While nails can be driven paper and so It can be used (or 4* Dated at Maittancj, Semirsold Unit No. 31, SHEOAH, SECTION Recoicis of Seminole County. that said tgege on the thereof as necorcjeef in Flat Book. ia, Official Record's Book SI), Board will hold a public Increaslngiy given as reasons can still pay up to 8,000 guflders through slate with sharp ham- removing paint or working on Florida following property in County, Florida, September 71tb Pages NINE, a Condominium, recorded CITY OF . Semingle County, Florida: hearing to consider a variance Pages 38 they 10, inclusive, Public 13)9 thru 1395, inly'siye', Public Official Record's Book NI, Pages 34 Unit No. 21, SHEOAH, SECTION appeal submitted ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, for seeking a divorce. Husbands (about $3,100) for their tiier blows by one who has the old finishes or gummy surfaces. From the' East Quarter corner 4 Recordso SemmnoieCountyF. by Mel Jaynes, Re'COtd of Seminole County, thru 113. inclusive, Public Records EIGHT, a Condomin:um, recorded representing American FLORIDA Publish- SCPt 2$. Oct. 3, 17. 19, IllS Sign I Inr. tcomplain they are fed up with divorces, depending on the knack of it, the best way to A closed coating means the SECTION 1 TOWNSHIP 2$ SOUTH Unit No 3. SHEOAH, SECTION Florida in Official Records Book 997, of Seminole County, Florida Noticeof Public Hearing DER 17$ RANGE 30 Page's dicator Corporation, concerning an TO WHOM IT EAST. run West 31)927 THREE, a Condominium, recorded Unit No 7', SHEOAH. SECTION complications of the case. meeting the mortgage avoid splitting the shingle is to mineral particles are close to.. Unit No 33, SHEOAH, SECTION MAY CONCERN ttsru 1459, inclujive, Public on site 'sign advertising business At feet along the East West Quarter in OftiI Recci'os Bock 972. Page's TEN, a Condominium, recorded in NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS paying high rents, A growing NINE, a Condominium, recorded in Records of Seminole County, the Interstate Mall in the City Of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Secllonlineof'said5e(t7; Experts consider the divorce drill two pilot holes for the gether on the paper and this is ___________ 930 thru 1003, inclusive. Public Official Records Book 911, Pages thence Florida Board of Zoning Appeal's of the South 00 degrees Official Records Book 9*1, Pages 36 NAME STATUTE Altamor'ite number of men consider them. rate here may now be catching nails, Cover the nail holes with the t'pe used for most general iS' 09" East 73.00 Springs, Florida. Records of Seminole County. 1319 thtu 1395, inclusive, —: City of Altamont, Spring's, Florida, feet for a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Unit No. 25. SHEOAH, SECTION Public thru 1)3, inclusive, Public Record's -Subject properly is descnlbqd point of beginning; thence Florida, according to tPse pta? Records of Seminole County, up to other Western countries, roof cement, selves better off single. sanding. _____________________________ EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded Notice is hereby given that th that said Board will hold Of Seminole County, Fk,rida follow's: a public continue thereof a's recorded in Put (l4)of SOuth 00 degree's Fiorda in husband recently sought advice As recently as 1912 hearing to consider the question Of East Official Record's Book 997, Pages 15' 09" underSIgned, pursuant to the the last Unit No. 53, SHEOAH, SECTION The North 7)0 feet of the East Pig 31 they 40, inclusIve, Public 30702 feet, thence' NOrth $9 "FIctitious Unit No.79, SHEOAH, SECTION NINE,A condominium, recorded in thru 1439, inclusIve. Public feet of the NE rantinoavaniancelorthefollowng Name Statute." Chapr On divorce proceedings because lear for which international Q. Can I .ittach thin wood Q.—What kind of adhesive degr's 39' 47" West 106.10 feet; I ___________ the Records of Seminole County. TEN, a descri property: 4$OS.FloridaStatuteswiIIregist Condominium, recorded in Official Records Book 91$. Pages 34 Record's of Seminole County, Section Ii, __ !± tEEn Florida Township 3) he claimed his wife had just statistics are available furring strips to a concrete wall should I use when gluing thence North 00 degree's 38' 00", WiththeClerkoftheCircui?Cf io Book. 911, Pages LoS 10, Villa Brantley, Altamonte East ________ thru Ii), inclusive, Public Records Florida Unit NO. 1. SHEOAH, S&CTION Official Records 307.03 feet; thence East Range 29 East; 13)? thru 1393, inclusive, Public of I? spent $20 half his month's British divorce rate without putting lead anchors together two pieces of foam Unit No. 34, SHEOAH, SECTION thOU101.34 Msd for SemInole County, Florida Spring's, Florida, corner of Calla 5imlle County, Florida THREE, a Condominium, recorded And beginaf feet to the Point the Nthwe,t comero of Beginning' upon receipt ' , I — Records of Seminole County, '1 — Section 11f Street and Camden Road. PIat Book (LESS the Unit No. 57, SHEOAH, SECTION EIGHT, a Condominium, pr per cent into the concrete? salary rubber? of tts on exotic plants for sand couples was in Official Records Book 972, Page's Florida ', tts. NW '. of the SE of South 100 feet thereofl in Official Record's Book 991, 17, Page No. 7$. .% publicatIon of thIs nOtice to wit! NINE, a Condominium, recorded 930 they 1003. irsclu'si'je, Public higher than the Dutch, Finland Page's Township 2) South, Range 219 East; BeIng a part of LoS 2) of A E the living room. Unit No. 31, .iOAH, SECTION Official HONG KONG RESTAURANT Records Book Ill, Pages 34 1383 they 1439, inclusive. Public run South 710 feet, THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE OR 1FF IN'S Records of Seminole County, TEN, a East 17$ feet, SUBDIVISION under Condominium, recorded Ifl A.—Use :i regular rubber A. -- Yes, with either con"A lot of couples want to live and West Germany twice as 0 ecords of Seminoie County. South 2303 asks waiver of the which we espct tu engage in ttn 113, inclusive, PuIIC Records Florida, according to the plat Official mInimum yard Seminole County, Florida, ac feet; East 1117 tee?; NJsine'ssatl$7 Florida requirements Records Book SI), Pages of Seminole County, Florida Slate Strut, Sanford as set forth in Section cording to the way above their means and high, Sweden and Denmark crete nails or a special fastener cement. If the bond is to be thereof as recorcitci in Fiat Book North 960 Sleet; West to teglr,ning; plat thereof as Plat* 11, 13i9 ttsru 1395, Inclusive, Public Unit No 27. SHEOAH, SECTION Less: 6 H of the' Zoning Ordinance No Shopping Center r' the CutyØ4 Lint Plo 59, SHEOAH. SECTION Pages 31 thru 10, MAD ISO N recor in Flat they get into t'10 red0 " said Mrs. three times higher, and the used in c'nJunction with adhe- under an' tension, use two Book. 2. page 42, of incttrsive, Public Record's of Seminole County. NINE, a Condominium, recorded in EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded That part Sanford, Florida 22013. Section R.1AA. 4 Records of Seminole County, Florida the Public Records of Seminole BEDROOMS —2 BATHS of the East 00 feet of Us Eva van Dijk, a social worker United States five times sive. If you use concrete nails, coats of cement, allowing the In That the Official Recd's Book 997, Page's West OfficialRecords Book 91$, Pages 36 parties int,re,p in THE PUBLIC HEARING will be County, Florida, Florida of the NW 4 of the SE Unit No. =1—W UI] ttsru 1459. inclusive, Public Section in the CIty Hill of Altamonte Psi's been filed against you, and you bu'slne's's enterpri are as f011*5' 33 SHEOAH, SECTION they 113, Inclusive, Public Records hold a furring strip in place first to dry thoroughly before r___________________________ In The Hague, "For them, high. Unit 94.). 6. SHEOAH. SECTION TEN, a -'--1 ii, Township 7) South, held Condominium, recOrded in Joseph tc Ku Spring's, Florida, on Monday, Oc. are required Record's of Seminole County, Range 79 East. (Less: The 5emil, County, Florida THREE, i Condominium, recorded Official Records There were 14,938 Dutch di. against the wall and hammer applying the second, The to divorce is often the easiest way Serve a copy of your Boot 9*1, Pages Helen P Ku South tdoeq 70, 1975, at $00 p m. or as soon Unit No. 4), SHEOAH, SECTION Florida liii in Official Re'ord's 972. Pages 930 13)9 ttiru 1)95, written defenses thereto, If any, 339.5 feet thereof) lying South of the out vorces In 1972, and the biggest through it into the wall. Occa. resulting bond will be stronger Unit No. 2$. SHEOAH, SEC"ION of way line of State thereafter a's possible, at Inclusive, Public NINE, a Condominium, recorded in Dated which time L tpsrtj 1003, incty'swe, Public Record's UOh I Southeriy right LEONARD V. WOOD, Etq, County, at Sanford, Seminole Increase has come since. Florida, September 15th, sionally a nail will bend and than the foam itself. Records of Seminole County, Official Record's BOOk 9*1. Pagis 36 EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded interested parties and citi:ens for usIn The Netherlands, of Scn'iinole County, Florida, ac- Florida .I!I "•" Road No 434 contaIning Attorney for olalntitf, at Suite 211, 197$ 43 in Official Records Book 991, PceS and against the proposed variance 251 L, W Ytiru II), inclusive, Public Record's s the divorce rate tas 1 cording to the plat thereof as 'ou'll have to withdraw it but acresi Maitland state will pay the legal fees of a Unit No.35. SHEOAH, SECTION ci SemInole County, kvenue, Altamont. Publish 1383 thru 1459, inclusive, heard, FlOrida irs Plot Book 1$, Pages 21 TEN, a Condominium, recorded In Springs, Florida 3270), and file the flER.136 Sept. 21,21, Oct S. 17, lIps Public AndtPleSouth4lofeetosth,WI,,o, will be climbed, the marriage rate has most will go into the concrete. Q.—Does the 5 per cent tax tilvorce if a rouple can = THIS NOTICE is to be Published original with Unit No. 63, SHEOAH, SECTION Records of Seminole County, the NW (. ttsrulo,inclusiye, Public Re'corcisof Official Records Book. the Clerk of the above of the SE t of Sition 91), Page, NINE.a Condominium, recorded in Florida '% The special fastener is a flat deduction on houses apply as 1 that expenses are out of proporslid. __________________________ I..-. .•J — I SemInole County, Fkvda r11j Township 21 South. Range 29 East by posting one (I) copy on the styledcourfonorbefor,th.lthday INTH1CIRCUITCOLJY 13)9 tpiru 1)93, inclusive, Public Official Records DATED thi's 2nd day of October, In 1970, approximately pleceofperforatedrnetalwi(ha well to condominiums? oj Book 91.1. Pages 34 Unit No 76, SPIEOAH, SECTtOf tion to Income." Lqss: 'The East 111.7 feet of the aforesaid described property and of November, 1975; ofherwise 1973. a EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIE. Records of Seminole County, thru 113, inclusive, Public Records (SEAL) THREE, a Condmini'.rn, recorded Florida North 730.3 feet thereof; and Less: posting in three (3) Public pIsces iudgment may be entered against 124,000 Dutch couples got nail coming out of it. The back 1)vorce was made easier CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINoLE Seminole also within the' City of County, Florida Altamonte in Offiiil Re:orøs (lock 972, Pages S! you for the relief demanded in The' East 80 feet thereof; and Unit No 37. SHEOAH, SECTION the COUP'TY FLORIDA married compared with 109,000 of the mi;etal is generously are the sam.'The for requirements both. Arthur H. Beckwtis, Jr., Unit No 43, SHEOAH, SECTION 930 thru 1003. inclusive, Public TEN, a Less: The South 225 feet thereof), Springs, Florida, at least f if lean (IS) Complaint herein. CASE NO. Clerk of the CircuIt Court 73tIS'CA4a.A Condominium, recorded in NINE, a Condominium, recorded in days prior to the time of public der 1971 legIslation which in 1974. The 1973 total of 107,000 covered with the adhesive, a I'nd That part of the South 31317 eet Records of Seminole County, Oftcial Records Book WITNESS my hand and seal of In Re: me Marria of: Br Lillian 1. Jenkins hearing. VII, Page's OflicIaIRecord'sBook,$a Pags34 Florida, according to the plat 1319 thnij 1793, makes it possible (orbya mutual couple to was the lowest for almost a type which should be purchased OftheNormIOSS.I3feetottheE,jof %lidCOsgt,this2nddayofO(tor. end their marriage decade. inclusIve, Public they 113. UtF Clerk DAPLP4E ANtI DeLAl.JRA. DATED THIS III DAY OF OCInclusive, Public Record's thereof a's recorded ii Flat Book. 18, ReCord's of Seminole ;, the SW 4 of Section II, Township This home is County, of Seminole County, Florida where you buy the fasteners. David W. Pfedrick of 7) TOBER. 197$ A 0. consent simply on the grounds Petitlon,q Page's 3$ thru 40, inclusive, Public Fioniva (SEAL) South, Range 79 East, lying East And "It's Unit No. 67, SHEOAH, SECTION GILES, HEDRICK I of hard to avoid the con. When you press the metal Record's of Se,'ninole County, the East right of way line of Statef (OFFICIAL SEAL) (For either of Andy Lang's Unit No. 39, SHEOAH. SECTION Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. kOBINSOPI. PA. GARRY DeLAIJEA. NINE, a Condominium, recorded in S Phyllis Jordahl, Florida incompatibIlity, When clusion that more people just against the wall on the non-nail booklets, "Wood Finishing in Cerk Road No. 400 (Interstate 1). Conof the Circuit Court TEN, a Condominium, recorded in Official PtSDOndent 109 East Church Street City Clerk Records Book NI, Pages Unit No. 2*. StjEOaH, SECTION Official Records Book taming I 0174 acre's. t(I) By: Elaine RiCharde peoceed.tngs contested by the want to live 9*), Pages NOTICE OP ACTION Altamont, Springs, one party, theare court can grant bomis of together marriageand ignore side, some of the adhesive will the Home" or "Paint Your thrs.j 113, InclusIve, Public aecurcis Orlando, Florida 37101 THREE, a Condominium, recOrded 1319 thru 1)95. inclusive, Public Deputy Clerk. Le,s' Land taken by the State Road TO' Gary DeLaura Attorneys for Plaintiff OOZe out Florida s" said Seminole County, FlOr14 inOfglcial Record's Book #13, Pages Records of Seminole C..nty, ttlrough the per- House Inside and Out," send 30 tl3 Publish: Oct. 5. 17. 19, 26, 1913 Department of Florida as 35 Regina Drive Publish: OCt. 5, ES recorded Publish: Oct 3. 1973 Unit No. 69, SHEOAH, SECTION 930 tlsru 1005, inclusIve, Public Flrlda knowna5 "separation of the Social Affairs Ministry (orations, which is what gives cents and a long, STAMPED, DES 20 table and bed." inFinalJudgment,LewNO,347$arsd DES-25 0E533 Bloomingburg Plew York Records of Seminole County, n,cored In Book 441, 1a0e 371 of Unit No. 41, SHEOAH, SECTION NINE,. Condominium, recorded ir. Then If the couple live apart spokesman, "This is something the device its gripping power. self-addressed envelope to Official Records Book 91$, Pages 36 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that .0 Florida, according to ttse plat TEN, a Conci(minium, recorded In thru IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OR. BOOk, of the PublIc Records Of On for dI's5otytin of 113, iflClu5iye, Public Records which 15 or 25 years ago would Set all of these fasteners in Know-How, P. 0. Box 477, B'i_iild marriagP thereof as recorded .n Flat Book II, Official CITY OF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Seminole County, Florida. Records Book III. Pages of Seminole County, Pa's been fIled against you and yoe CITY OF Florid. CUT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, And Also Less: Commenc, at the for two years, the divorce is not have been accepted here." places where required. Wait Huntington, N. Y. 11743.) ALTAMONTE SPIRNOS Pages 31 they 40. Inclusive, Public 13)9 tpiru 1395, Inclusive, Public granted and cannot be further Together.. you, your (molly and jim Wallet ian aereoulre.d to 'serve, copy of vout ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, Unit No. 71, SHEOAH, SECTION FLORIDA build together so that flecords of Seminole County, Record's of Seminole County, NINE,. FLORIDA will babe iwhole tat of heme Northeast corner of the Contested, written defense's, it FLORIDA Condominium, recorded tories, money than you would befie'se possibk. Here's how. any, to it on Florida PROBATE DIVISION NoIIC..4 Public Hearing S.ctton Ii, Township 21 SOuth, Well Florida provide the mortgage financing. You furnish the property. GARY E MASSEY, ESQUIRE, 4I Netice of Public Hearing -. Officials admit the Jump In Unit No. 43, SHEOSH, SECTION Official Records B.00k NI, Pages 34 CASE NO. PR.?S.764.CP TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Unit No. I, SHEOAH, SECTION We'll build your new home compklely finishing the outside. Then, be-ginning with the Rangel'V(ast; runthencealong the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: e. Semoran Blvd Suite l07' thru II), Inclt'sive, Public Records Estate of ins,ide, you tell us FOUR, a Condominium, recorded in TEPI, a east i,4 line NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY Altamont,pring's Florida divorce statistics has been of said SW South 0 Condominium, recorded In Of how muds to finish. You and your family can finish the rest. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Zoning Appeals of the or 5emile County, Florida MARTIPJ W OSTER, Where we stop building and you take over is pretty muds up to you 32701,o OfliciaIRecordsBook.9*;,pages93) Official Records Bock 911, gage's degrees 13' 49' East 74.30 feet; larger than anticipated. "We Unit No I SHEOAH SECTION the Board of Zoning Appeal's of the City of Altamnonte Springs, Florida, thebefore October 17th, lfli. and Ut4 but the more you can do for yourself, the less your cost will be. Let's build thru 1004. inclusive, Public Records 1)19 they 1393, lnctu'slve'. 'ublic EIGHT, thence South $9 degrees a Condominium, together and when you fl&sh you'll have original with the Clerk Of this 54' West CIty of Altamonfe Springs, Florida, that said Board will hold a public Court recorded expected some rise after the of Seminole County, Florida a great NOTICE TOCEEDITORS I investment. one Ihal will psy you handsomely for every 161.12 feet to the point of beginning, Records of Seminole County, in Official Records Book 993. bit of your Pithef effort. Finding just the right home foe your family that said Board will hold hearing to a public before Service on Unit No 3. SHEOAH. SECTION FlOfidi Pages YO ALL PERSONS HAVING running thence South 0 degree's consider the question of new law was introduced, but not .' won't be diffhult either because' in standard plans alone theme are OVER 20 MODELS that can 1353 ttsrs, 1139, inc'usive, 0.4' hearing to conSider the question of Qtafltlngavarianceforthefollowing Petitioner's attorney or im,,. FOUR, a Condomnium. recorded in Public CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST East 700 P be BUILT ON YOUR PSOPIRTY. feel; thence South 09 Unit No I, SHEOAH. qWte of these proportions," mediately the'fe'afl SECTION Records of Seminole County, SAID ESTATE: [ oth,rwI Offic.al Record% 8.00k.91), Pages 931 NiNE,. Condominium, recorded degree's SI' West 352.93 feet; thence granting a variancefor the following dtsCrLbd property: in Florid. thid INSTANT MORTGAGE VIHANCING is asallabk 4 default will be entered *ald a spokesman for the Social property: Ia qualified property owner's, Conlac? Jim Yntj and .ac ci you are hereby North 13 deti I)' 49' . thru 1006 inclusive', Public Records Official Records Book Lot 613, Spring Oaks Unit against yog Walter today. We want you to t—s fl Page's 36 East 90.78 for thi. relief demande'.J UnIt No 2. SPIEOAH. SECTION know all the fact;, We want you to see all of Lot 7.LaFloresta, No 2. Pint Book notified nn regyire' to fire any of Se'n'inle' Co.nty, FIOrd Sections's 94 IC, Twp. 71S, Ronge ?I prtjti in the fat: thence PIci-th 41 Affairs Ministry. the models offered. We would like to tell you the exact costs ttiru Ill. incluSive, Pvbi P'td's and what your monthly EIGHT, a Condom nium, recorded claims and demand's which ypu, degrees 13' 29" IS, Page 21, Public RecOrds of East Unit No. 3, SHEOAH. SECTION ci SeeyslnoI County, Florida. City Of Altamonte 5prir,s, mortgage paymenI would be for any of our home, buift on East 155.19 feet to the South right of An independent survey rein Official Records Book 997, Page's $thernf you, your property to ssh,ate'srer stage of Seminole County, Florida. WITNESS my hand And seal o inside completion you my Florida, PB 17, Pg. 96. FOUR, a Condominium, recoroed in Save against said way of Stat. Rood No. 436; thence Unit No 3, SHEOAH, SECTION t. choose. We ____ __________ 1313 they 1459, inclusive. Public want you to hays all the facts. Then y-ou decide whether your new horn, should this Court on the tOth Dc*'ted one in every five new THE REQUEST FOR VAR lANCE __________________ estate in theoffice Of tP.e Clirk of the Official Records Book 911, Pages 931 NINE, a Condominium, recorded day of Sep North $9 degrees 56' East 725 feet to be Jim THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE tember 1973 Walter built. In Records of Seminole County, Circuit court of th marriages the Eighteenth t, inclv'si, Public Records Official I'ecords Beak 9*4. PAges 36 Florida I.e., those or , the point uf beginnng. All of said asks waIver Of the minimum yard asks Waiver of the minimum yard (Seal) Call., call rolleci or slop by the dhply paric neatest you. If you prefer we'll contact you. Send Judicial Circuit. Semingl. County, of Semile County. Florida lands lying and being In Seminole reguirernt's as tel forth in Section requirement's as set forth in Section the coupon lelow. ttsru II), inclusive, Public Records cutting in the last five years — Unit No. 3, SHEOAH, SECTION 4' R-IAA of the Zoning Ordinance t"lorida, Probete Division, in the County, Florida Arthur H. BUkwith, Jr. Unit Plo 7, SHEQAPI, SECTION of Seminole County, FlOrida EIGHT, a CondomInium, recorded Clerk of Circuit Court 73, Section R.IAA CourtP's at Sanford. Florida, FOUR,Condominium,r.rrin i has ended in divorce, while Unit No 5, SHEOAH. SECTION lnOUicialp,corth Bo0k997, THE PUBLIC HEARING will b's No. 77$ 73, Let R Page's within fr rR!en,j.r month's FI;ne RiCPiarcte' THE PUBLIC I4EARIPIG v.itI be B' serious social problems exist in : 91?. Pese Sit NINE, a Cc.n1cmr,urn, rrrrded in THE PUBlIC HEARING will be he'ltl in the' Cit from -j Hall of Altamonte . 1303 thru 1459. inclusive. Pblsc th# held ri the Cty t4.,ii Df'Putv Clerk held 04 In !',i h4, ir;ci.jsvr, PuuIic Altamont. the C.ty Hall Q4 Altamonte tord's Official Record's Book 9*1, Pages of the firat publication of S9ning's, Florida, or Monday, Oc one in seven of all marriages. on ... 34 Reco,ds of Seminole County, this notice Each of second Spring's, Florida, On Monday, Oc. Springs. Florida, on Monday, Oc. Pyblish- e'of. II, 71, 21, Oct. 5. ci Seminole County, Floridi cIIm or demand tOber 70, 1975, at 5:00 p.m.. 01' 1973 they IU. inclusive'. Public Reco'dt I IIQeIil. DFP OI quite common nowa as tober70, 1975, at5:OQp m most be or assoon tober 20. 1975, at 3-COp m ore's soon : Un.t Plu II, SHEOAH, SECTION cii 5eir.nI County. Florida in writing and filed in $ocstheneaft,raspossibie,as,hIcn Unit Pfo. 4, SHEOAH, SECTION dyplfrate' and 'state IPre place of FOUR, a Condominium, recOrded in days,' said Mrs. van DiJk, "(or tim. interested parties and citizens ttsereafteraspossible,,twhithtlm, thereafteraspossibl,,atwhich,im, Unit No. 7, SHEOAH, SECTION EIGHT, a Condominium, recorded residence and pe'sl infirestod parties and citIzens for interested parties and Official Records Boot SI), Pages 931 NINE, a olfl adores ot for arid against the proposed and cititn's for young couple to get divorced Condominium, recDrdeo in in OfficIal Records Book 917, Pages against the proposed varIance and against ttss propow Notice is hereby given tPse claimant and must be thrsa 1006, fr,C)y$ivL Public RecOrd's Official Recs'ds Book 99$, p plans for you to select from to varianc, will be heard. that w,ap variance I 13*3 they lISP, Inckiiy, Public by tPie will be heard. 'and sell off their possessions. 'noaaeø In bu'sine will be heard. of $evninoJ County, Flnj rlaIma,W, hi's aqee'W or at. THIS at 7040 NOTICE Is to be thru 113. IncluslyL pubfisIs.d r,cce'dsof Records of Seminole THIS NOTICE Ii to be publl$h County, torrwy, or' the same shall be .u'_.. They get rid of furniture they THIS NOTICE is to br' Published Orlando Ave Maitland, $.mino. Unit No. )4. SHEOAH. SECTION SemIngi County, Florida by Posting one (1) copy or the t,y PRICED FROM FlOfida COfy, FlorIda o., iii copy flated at Orlando, F101'lda, this aforesaid dllcrlbd property FOUR,i Condominium, recOrded In t, by posting one ni copy wWeq the ficiitio., Unit No. 9, SPIEOAH, SECTION di'tneedintheflrstplace, rid and Unit No. 3, SHEOAH, SECTION 18th day N September, I73 aforesaid described property and aforesaid described Propfrty md flAme sf AIM ASSOCIATES I Official RCords Book. Sit. Pages #31 NINE, a Condominium, recorded in posting In three (3) publIc places '23,0001 EIGHT, a Condominium, recOrded themselves ofa high mortgage potting in three (3) publIc place, posting in thrce (3) r,.00 Pt Oster MUSIC. arid that wi .nten thr-tj lo, incti,,tive. Pr.bic Record's Official Records Book 9*8. Pages 36 i JiM WAITU t$OMU within the City publIc place's Official Records Bk 991, Page, to of Altamonte within the City of Altamonte within the City of i4 Administrator or rent and go back to living the of Semr,oI, Count',. r Spring's, Florida, at east flftee, (IS) Altarnonte reCiSler 'said name with the Clerk nf thru I)). inclu'si.ie. Public Records 1383 they 1459, inclusive Public Spri,, Florida, it least fifte'n ($5) Springs, 'said estate th Circuit COUrt. Se'inoi (moo Plo. 7). SHEOAH, SECTION diy's prio' to the tIme of public Florida, at least liItn (IS) cf Seminole County, Florida happy life of a bachelor, Count', Record's of Seminole County, THOMAS W. GIBSON days prior to the tIme of Public days prior to the 'FOUR, a Cofxiominiutn, recorded .n P*aning. Unit No. it. SHEOAH, SECTION FlOrida time of Public FlOridA in aCcordare with lb. "Some go back to university hearing DIreCtions— Take 1.4 to the DeBary.Deitona Exit, Turn left at main entrance to f _____ hearing. and RICHARD LEIGH Official Records Book WI, Pag*s931 NINE. a Conciominium, recorded In Provision's of the Fictit,, Nam DATED THIS lit DAY OF OC. __________ i" nit No. 4. SHEDAH. SECTiON be P.O. Box 15037 DATED StAtutes, 11413 l'st DAY OF OC. 'siInothinghadhappened.The DeltorlB: PasttheDeitOflalnnfobllnklnglight, gostralghton Deltona DATED THIS 1st DAY OF OC Blvd. to tPiru 1O, intlusive, Public Racrds OfficiiI Records Book Ni. Pages 3e EIGHT, a '..oridorsinium, recorded Attorney's for George H O'str, TOBn, 1975, A.D. To Wit; Section $65 Q$ TOBER, 1973, A 0. °f' Fairbairn Cf ,lurn rightand follow signs to new models. Adminrstrator c-f TOBER, 1973 A D. -r'ninote Cci,vity, F-icida thru 112. inclusive, Public Record's inOrficial R.cord's Oook9tl, Pagr's cs,itp S. Phyllis Jordaht, Statutes ItS? That tfl questIon of alimony is not even tot Pine IOFFiCIAL SEAL) Station 1Ofl's ',.r Po 3, 11(TUAIi 5(TtCr, c'l Sc'rtium'or ("j Clerk IOFFICIAL SEau .rlrreitCd irs 'said venoi,p Cursty. lioc,-. discussed in many cases," LIJ lhIu l4, itclu'stve. Public Metcalf Building S Phyllis JOrdabl, ?' Phyllis JordiN, POUR Cc'ndomnium, re'rde3 n 'si1 Plc. 13, SHEOAP's, SECTION Reordt of Altamorde Springs, West Colonial City Clerk (1Pfi.ur) $emlnoj, County, 100 So..th O'an. Ayqn PetervanNieuwland,a social City Clerk 0e' Burke Florida Qolt SI), Peçirrs #31 NINE. Condominium, recorct, In Florid, Altamorw, Springs, Orlandn. FlorIda Altamorif, 27001 Ores Taylor ttstu 1306. inclusive. -tnc Records Offiial Record's Book 968, Pagis 34 SprIngs, worker in Amsterdam, said _____________ (OFFIC:A$, SEAL) Unit 7. Highway 50 West Florida —$TA1,I--------zw— SHEOAH, SECTION Publish: Sept 2$, Off, 5, 1975 Earl Florida Publib; OCt. S. 1975 of Sminoi Lourtr Of 4 ,PSfl Iii. inciu,'ye Public ReCOrd's EIGHT, a Condominium, in _________________ there was a distinct increase recorded DER.$76 Publish: Oct. 5, $975 Publish Se'ot Publish: Oct. 5 1973 DES-fl 14. 3), 71. Oct (305)668-6170 or 628-2812 ________________________ 295-0981 0E126 l91i the number of people who get !.ReaI Estate 'Ii p H OME I Make Your Own P. M 4 Page, ' I r..............-- --- .. u-- r - - ,.,, i - ' '' , , -. - . ' °°I'u". c nor ,, '-' : — " - - '':'. - - - ,.. - ' — , • — - Economy Spurs - - - ivorce Rate D ' ' we ____ _____ -, . _____ _____ _____ __________ ____ ___________ - _____ __________________ - _____ -- ________ ____ - _____________________ __________ ____ _________ ______ - ______ _____ ____ ________ ____ ______ - - ________ • - 5o - L - , _______ _______________ ______ ____ ___________ ___ ________ ______ ____ _____ _______ _____ _____________ _______ __________ ., . -. - - ', _________ EJ' __ ________ ij° J ' - (iI5 7 fiIrTlIi1l((?f ' ' . - - " ' - - .. .. .. ' LA%II . rt - . - -. -. -' FRO - - ,. - H011iES . ifiARONDA us build one of our unique homes your own private lot. We offer 10 different . time % II,I - - - .'- .'_" ta A complete line home COrFFAGES Is also offered. - - ____ - '14,500. _______ New models open for display, so come on over and choose the right one for you. - ti/ui fVa/!er I-I0 lvi E S ______ ____________ ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 Hill - - ' ifiRRONDA HOIflES, INC. I OESIJ , -. ii Involved In the costs of setting up home, become disillusioned . PH. - - . - - -- -' . - - --------. - - -' ______ ______ -.. :.- '- :: -: -. -. - -- . -. - . - . ... - :-.l . - 'i/e - ____ - 4540 ______ -___ ___ 4 of _____ _______ ______ _____ _________ _________ bey ..d *... _________ ____________________ ____________ PH: ____ _____ _____ ___________ ___ _______ __________ ___________________ I .va $fl,JJtI i._______________ _______________ �1 0 A-Evening RM Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 5, 1973 . k CLASSIFIED County Land Transactions Are I Recorded Tompkins & wI Arthur E. Bowles & wt. G&fl Dev. Co. to Gidus Jaymor Corp. to Eugene H. Blessing.Methven, Inc. to Peter Ranaldi & Sandra D. Joyce to Carlos Martinez & WI Vester B. to Margaret Lake, S Builders Inc., LI 241, Woodcre,t Kienk, Jr. & wt Nancy K., LI 13 Wm. E. Blessing & WI. Janet E., WI., Mary, U251 Queens Mirror So. 30'of LI 2& N 30' of 3, to Geo. E. Papcun & WI Bik 292nd Un. 517,800. Northwood, $27,900. LI 16 BIk A, Sweetwater Oaks, Addu. CB $25,000. Roberta, LI 84 'FtaIIt,00d Et&, Sec., San Lanta, $16,000. Wm. S. Lee & wf. Judith to Jaymor Corp. to James Klein Sec, $57,000. Calbert Constr Inc. to Milton Sec. , Richard L. Seal) & wt Joyce Panning Lbr. & Supply Crp., & WI Thelma M., LI I NorBlessing.Methven Inc. to R. Bond & WI Sharon M., U 29 Gidus Builders, Inc. to to Jerald Sapp& WI Carol M., antor mt. as tenant in Robert thwood, $28,700. J. Methven, sgl., Lt Richfield, 125,600. 18 Matthew S. McDonough & wt LI 24 BIk B less part, The moo: Bik A, A. F. G., Vegeta ble Jaymor Corp. to Thomas M. Bik A. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Marguerite E., U 242 WoodFF., Sem. to Mtg. Guar. Inc. Springs Shadowwood Village, Tract, Sanford, 5.364 acres, Kisling & WI Lorelei A., LI 77 $64,500. crest Un,, Corp., LI 15 BIk E, The se 2, $M,800. $oo. Northwood d, $27,900. Superior Constr. Co Inc. to Meadows Wests, $33,767. Berly R. Tucker, sgl. to Wrenco Homes Inc., to Wm. E. Nester & Jean I. to Donald J. Warren 4c wt Annie Mae White, sgl., Lot 10, DavId Robt. Tucker, N 161.5' of (QCD) Marvin A. Cook Jr., & Carn S. Fuller & wt Patricia, Clarence L. Coleman & WI. Josephine L. to John L. Bik A, A.B. Stevens Addn. S ' of SE1.S of NW1 Sec 30-2112 & W of 11, BIk 3, Resurvey $37,300. water Oaks, Sec 2 $75,000. Spring Oaks, $46,000. Elmer E. Brech & wI. or Nw sgL,ii' of 81k 4, Wildmere, LW, $100. ' I. JamesE. Lee & Vivian J. to LavernetomomasJ. Morris& Louis Johnson Jr. & WI Carrie James V. Rowe &wfJoArmS., wt. Teresa H. E 125 of Lot 4, M. to Azel Q. Lester & WI Verna Eleanor Ploor to Lynn H. Lots 11, 12, & 13, 81k 21, 4th Sec., Bik D, Dommerich Hills, 6th Baumann & wt June D., LI 73 Granada So., $19,200. J., N Dreamwold, $7,000. Addn., $67,500. United Assoc Inc., to Terry L. 163.50' of E 157.' of W 3V.52' Wm. T. Qulnn& wt. Phyllis to of Lot 25, Forest Lake Peter Quinones & wt Frances Wright & Peggy A., Li 429 ' Walter D. Dantiler & wt. $7,000. to Raudelio Gonzales & WI Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Elena, Lt3&S10' of W 100' of EleanorSLtlBlkL Glen Arden Sec!, $,900. Gary R. Osborne& wt Mari-. lila., lit Add (less F 11' of S to Cecil a Miles & wt Judy C., Lot 2, Academy Hts., $26000 The Greater Constr. Corp. to James D. Wood &wfJudjthto 57'), 1-45,500. WI II 12 81k A, Winter Springs, Robert Witsil & Patricia to $47,400. Judith N. wood, 1.1 117, Lake cett.a A, LI 79 Wekiva Hunt Kenneth L Allen & wt. Mary Harriett $100. Club Fox Hunt, Sec 1, $35,000. John F. Allen & wt Margaret R.B. LI 15 BIk H Carriage Hill to F. Vaughn Pope & WI Rebtna Fla Inc., etc. to United Assoc Inc., to Michael Walter Edw. Conrad & *1 Un. No. 2. $40,000. 11. Kuzlv & WI Peggy, LI 406 Frances, LI 15 131k M Carriage GrangeProp.,Inc.toJohnfl, Hill Un. No.3,138000 Dorothy H. LA 23, Lake of the Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, Seminole lkrith'rsr, I to Sherren A. Brooks (Married) Robe rt H. McNabb & WI. Mercedes Jane Schoeplein to & son, Michael John Timmins, Patricia to D&vid H. Stiglich & Frank John Schoeplcin, Sec . V,:n. S. ' Crenshaw & wf. Julie, U 415 Spring Oaks Un. II!, IOU. James R. Stephenson & wt Ann G. to Karl L. Ilackinson & Joe Wiginton & wt. Jo Dell to ,,.f Lt ',iA Fred P. Griffin & wt Joy A. to Wiginton Fire Sprinklers, Inc., North On. Terr., Sec 9 Unit 2, Grady A. See & Maureen E. S 75' of N 120' of E of Lt 2 BIk $31900 Jt. ten, IA 3 Blk B, Gene Gables wt. Donn - Lot 441 Forest 21-W, W 100' of E 330' of N CrOwt,On, LA 13 Blk E, Carriage Wm. Brutt's Addn l.w., Sec., Meredith Manor, less r-w. Brook 5th Sec., 137,000. Archie Pitt & 911.46' of last half of SW "s of liii! Un. 4, $11,00D. $24,000. 151,800. EtheIM. hoover, Lt 1 & N l6l 4' Fla. Standard Land Ccrp. to SW 'i,$l00. Earl E. Wolfe & wt Mary to Sally LII. Wickersham to of 2 (less F 650 ) 111k 7 Tr 1 the Heminway Corp. SW %4 of Guardian hill.g. Inv. to Marion Wenceslao Lopez & wt eneva Susan Heaton, Lot 4 Blk C North Sanford, etc., S31N. SW s of Sec. 21-21-30, less R. Stover Jr. & wt. Kathryn B. Jacqueline, LI 1 BIk D, Sunland Ranch es, Sec I, $22,000. ardens Jack F. Stemper & Pauline to portion in Forest Brook 4th Sec LI 147 Barclay Woods 2nd ESts., $17,500. Th e Greater Cons tr. Corp to 15-34 & NW t4 of NW 14 of Sec Addn., JU1,000. Ulysses Tabor, sole h& of Albert Piche & wt Ivalena & Luxury Patio Apartments s-21-3o, less Forest Brook 4th W H Green & Sons Inc. o Michael Schmidt & WI Edwina Win. Li 78 Weklva Hunt Club, d of BIk 24, Roblnsons Survey of Sec., etc. 52.5 acres, $600,000. Edw. T. Griffin & wt. Susan H., to Browder LJoh1i3n Jr. &WI STUDIO L2,3 2 BE?)ROOM Walter Reed Bell & srI. Lucy L, Hunt, Sec I, $38,700. Robt. Utz & WI. Shirley A., Lt 1505 W. 25th St. 428 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox !. tc . .. - IA 66 & W 50' of Lt 68, Frank 11. to Gary L. Khmer & of $125 FROM G. Ha!!?a!, John United Assoic., Inc. to Michael L Woodruff s-d, $100. .. wt Debra M., Lot 16, Blk B, Bear Jerry A. Wald & wt. Maria to Lake Manor, Ben Ward Agey Inc., 1A 7 Blk C lbuler FUke & wt Sharon to ionun)r U. iun & WI. sanura to f'aü'i M. Brunson &--wt. Diane J. Lot 203 Forest Brook 4th Sec., $36,800. Frank F. Webster & Marsha I -., Day Sunday - Noon FridaY _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ MARRIAGES Performed by Marilyn. Notary, Ocala, 904 732-111111611 or 7325773. ' information call 423.43#? w, Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Fo, or Furnished Apartments ____________________________ 611S Park. Wetkly or Air Conditioned turn . efficiency Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous adulls. $15 Park Ave - Lt 68, Robin Hill Un. No. 3, Shop J733411 Reward - . - - Reward for return of 22 Ciflt and wt. Irbq E., Lt 42 Blk Q 11~e Lt 10 Blk F, Winter Springs, ladies purse from Lake Mafy Longdale &-d 1st Addn. $16,4M. E., IA 24 Blk H Winter Woods s- Clifford D. Jordan to ShWey A. Cook, sgl., U 36 BUt E, Gary ILSchnoor&wf Jean F. dUn. 2,139,000. Linda C. Staley to Wm. C. Woodmere Park 2nd rep!. to Caroline Sue Stilliugs & H Staley, Lot 14 BUt F Spring $18,900. roth , , Valley Farms, Sec. 6, $100. Valerie A. Livingston $4, 'Frallwood Es. $21,300. Ben Ward Agcy, Inc. to (Married) to Gerald S. thiton, Unit 1D, Sausalito, Paul Edw. Sims & wI Izora K. Anthony U. Krapf & WI. Joyce Condom, Ph. 1, $100. to James E, Smith &wf Sue B., L,E460'fN341.G5'of NW % Jiymor Ccrp, to Richard A. U 460 Spring Oaks Un. 3, NW ¼ of Bee. 1-2141, etc., Delopes, $57,. sgL, U 9 BIk B., s $40,. Gary J. Collins& wt. Judi th to Sebastian Hts., Un. 2, $31,500. Russell R. Davis & wt . LUXURY LIVING . STARTING AT 16,900 I Modern Living with a touch of the old. Woodmere mixes ( modern conveniences with natural untouched surroundIngs Carolyn to Investment Corp of St. Johns N 660' of NEL4 Sec 6 20-32, Eof rd.,&E660' less rd., etc Sec. 6 20-32 I Each Model Features i Central Heat -Air • Shag Carpeting Throughout Tile Baths • Modern Equipped Kitchen "iside Utility Room • Outside Storage Private Cow'tyard • Profsio,I Landscaping Privately Fenced Rear Yard Ceramic 95%CONVENTIONAL Z 0 - ' " ____ -..,, 16 4 KISH REAL ESTATE 323-7550 321.004) \\'\ -.. . -. I'-- \ "', ., _ VA-FHA As [ow As 5% Dawn lik V. - 43$ I --- ____ o ____ ______ _____ _____ ___ ___ % KI H --- Mo.-6 Mo. & 1 Year NO SECURITY 0 Large 1 31A-4Xplexes . ___ V Re n ta ls _________ _____________ ________________ ,FORpFcr GREENE INC - 173 353 FL ALTOR 3?? t910 - • 8310464 eves. 323.$670or831-777 11 1111 0 freeter included. Garage, nice & wt Dorothy W., Lot 3 Grove of Lot 5 Orlando Indus. Park $100. yard, $350 ORANGE CITY- Duplex. turn or JlflJ, $49,000 Un. 2, 6.755 acres, $100. CALL TO SEE George Hanas & WI Mary to unurn Quiet Neighborhood FERN PARK t'.AITLAND Reasonable ?IS 761$ or 371 Kenne th Rose,PC'2803S290' of Magnolia SVC. Corp to 3 bed . Fuqus Communities Inc. to roomy, I' baths, air ronditionir, ' craven Dev. Co Inc., LI 488 E-San, Inc., N 297.7' of W 246.1' of NW'. of dishwasher, fenced yard, 1223 from NE cor. Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Lots, Ori..X.Io Indust. lark Un. SWL,, of Sec. 21-21-31, $100. Easy friendly living. Come loin us. FORREST GREENE, INC. G4133 FRANKLIN AR MS Sec 3, $6,. Rent G eo. Hanas & wt Mary to )??U9lOevei 2,1143,800, from 1)41 mo M5o Gidus B!drs Inc., to Andrew . Inc. to Dusan Lakas & Bi ie wt l l 0 edroomunf urn. $170mo Fuqua C9mmu ni fles T. MIhOk & WI Loreen A., Lot Robert C. Matthias, Trustee, in ZOO of N 437.7' of W 245.1' of BAMBOO COVE APTS 3 Bedroom unfurnished, 1)33 Lt NW1 of SWI of Sec 21•!1-31, One & , 249 Repl. Portion of Woodcrest Secs. 34-352141, r oo m apartments, S Unit Five, $37,900. 1100. furnished or unfurnished. Newl CHULUOTA_ 7 bedrooms, fenced v,,) & all of 23, 24 & 25 Come Grange Prop Inc., to Dooglas Indos. Park et at., $339Orlando yard, large family room, kitchen XX E. Margaret Lake, wid. to redecorated. AIrport Blvd. Sanford 3231310 q'PPd,, Asking tio mo. 365 R. Neu & WI Catherine, Lt 403 & 573], Gidus Builders, Inc. to Charles M. Deflary-.AJutts 1 BR. air; close to Spring Oaks Un. 111, 140,100. Kenneth Kiess & wi. Jane Marion D., W 67' of LIz 9 & 10 ,, 510r churches. Ideal for retired 'Efftciency apartrnnf, lights and Grange Prop Inc., to Robed Lot 24-4, WOOdcr BIk 6, Tier 2, E. H. Tralfos-d's persons 64$ "N or 377 5051 est Un. water furnished. Ellab,1h Crew, Edw, Moeca & wt Linda A., IA Map of Town of Sanford, 0 phone 373 Sill before lOa m MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR 5&2. Spring Oaks Un. v, $33,(), WINTER ITEMS. M. Wayne Downs & is'f. SELL Richard N. Smith & wt "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A I. Patricia to Jimmie J. Rodgers Frances to Eduardo Urel1es & WANT AD, PhOne 37? 2611 or 131 & wt. Shelly S., LI 13 BUt F, wRa,S60.31' IXCLUIIVIDIITRIIUTOR '3 and friendly AdV'sor will '' of of Temple Tern. Annex, $21,500. i & W 140' 0112,WI40' Lot holp you ___ Evans s4l, Iali,s Cwp,is cn Wendell J. Kiser & Barbara $5,300. ..sv ki ui's w 31-ApartnwntsFurnjsheej A. to Philip W. Watson & wi. Wnh oft of tt p Clay Carroll to Gee. W. hokby end , .i,,.- on Ift & ______________ ____ _ ___ _______ b" 94 HOMES OF DISTINCTION 'Close to everything yet away from it aID Large wooded lots *Street lights Paved streets •Sewars •Sidewalks 'W' "f-"f!1t & wt Marguerlte J., S pct. down. or Conventional Mortgages. Ests., 2nd Addn., $33,500. Li, 1, 2, 3 & 4, BUt 29 MellonGreater Constr. Corp to Ville, & S of vacated St. adj. Wayne Constr. Inc. of Orl., LI Us 2 & 4 on No., $30,000. 117 Wlnsnr Mnnnr let 1.4,4.. .. weekly. 401 Magn'lla Ave., 323. Ammlan ixi*rkill, %.I" . dwrbiliwato "S' onl. 1. AnVoid ft" if ory . ,01. REAL 1 y INC 201 F 25th St .j yen HAL COLBERT.REALTOR Fve 327 0617or1fl 1517 Eves. Selma Williams 37? 1517 BALL REALTY 0 • CONSTRUCTiON k-c. 4ddillons 723 6351 REALTORS Mrs call REALTOR -Associate £I,.fl....LI 1'b 1.11 iii ,. ,, Mt. S--REALTORS I I 975 Cameron, 2 bedroom, Centr heat and air, range ar refrigerator, covered pati laundry room, wind awnings, Ill new. Innice adult park. Phone ]? 0,19. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Ila. Call for App?. 322.3103 Remodeling LIflt I 'It's the littie "extras" that count at Qyr1L,iyga-A 7305. Nig.x SO RIar C.rl. Ii.. I 165 Mustang Convertible for sale S of Parts, I speed, 4 barrel Phcvie 323 4340, . 373. AeConditlone,j 8-atter,es. SI? 9S ex chanoe PEEL'S BODY dm0 Dachshunds, miniatures, AKC. Also Siamese kittens. Animal ' ,iJ",,V,UVI MOtnryI Ir'surftnce fit AID */''arv , 373 311144, -norws 661 1005 cellent condition Spring Wagon take offer, 7 sets of Harness single or double pull. Can be so at Horse Rider Store, 735$ Sanford Ave. 3)9)502. w-yvøiitj Reasonable wr I J I .M PU 1 1972 F irebi,d, 3 speed, 6 cyl AM radi o. $ track tape player In dash. Blue metallic, $1,993. Call Don . IU DU l speed,AM.FM Radio We Buy Furniture CASH For Yqur Junk Cars 3731329 ANTIQUES I Piece or Houjefull CASH 373 4321 C od used furniture wanted P private party. 3734520. ROBSONMA iNE 2977 Hwy. 1797 1275941 - Specl ion and tires, valve lob; 1) 50 377 9073 after S n.m anted to buy used office turnitur Any Quantity. P4OLL'S Cats, berry, Hwy 1792 $304306 All '73 models greatly reduced) CASH 322-4132 15' Runabout, fiberglas, canvas top, 50 HP Mercury engine & boat in excellent shape & ready to go. Good trailer, 1695 37? 1067 used furniture applances tool Buy I or 1031 llems Larry Mart. 215 Sanford Avt 194$ Cadillac, Coupe 0*Ville-, full power, new tires. top condition. $975. 3734317 1971 Dodge Ram Changer, 4 wheel drive, lull power, air coridition..d 54.500 371 7271 oiler 5. Ir etc - II' V bottom fiberglass fishing boat & trailer. Excellent c1ition 1450. 327 3915 1971 Pontiac Lemans, 31,000 mIles, power steering, air. 51.800 323 4117 alter 6 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED T p priceS paid, used, any ccxsditic 6M-1126, Winter Park - 1973 Vega, low miIege, excellent buy at 11.395 323 1570 or 131.1405 Dealer. H n?ing Rifle, 3004. or 300 Wit :heifer Mug. Must be in goo onditin. 373-0171 1971 Chevrolet Impala two door hardtop, air I automatic, 1st 1500 takes. 323-1530. 903 Airport Blvd. - REINELI. 19 ft.. '73 110 hp Merc. Cruiser inboard and outboard, low hours, lull canvas, instruments, head, icebox, sink; tandem trailer. 371 O31. Must sell. ____________________ - Meet drive pickup or Jeep. ande 1972 Gremlin X. factory air, $1,295 - . icicc NQCTiOV S S ' EXPER TS READY TO SERVE YOU I[ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY iiV I. .".. -- ssume Payments Air Conditioning Home Improvement entral Heat & Air (',onditionin. For free estimate,, call Cirl Harrii, at SEARS in Sanford. 322177). interior. E.terioq Painting, 7S ye. experience, also minor repars AIR CONDITIONING. RE FRIGERATION, DUCT WORK 71 hour service Au makes DYKES AIR CON-DITIONING. 3275.177 AhiulniM--Scrnis 411111111111111111 r'.*rri,,,0 rSW% wrtd'v, hun 'f ? I,.lç -.rv'h •'( Br the P)tji U'*i 3279365 BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVI I,SENT ALL TYPES OF CAI PENTRY AND REPAIRS 37 1)31 - Window & Door Screens Custom made Repair's Discount P' (es 3224420 AII C.. ILO till lrite,;or, fiti.r.ôr Plasterin Plaster r.l'rP,. ni P. mulati Pressure Cleaning A&A CLEA',, ."L'.. Exter ior pressure-clearing 371 (A5 A small Classified Ad brr'gs big returns Try on,' and see Call 372 7611 or 5)1 9993 Rodio&TV ESTERSOPI LANOCLEARING Bulldozing. Excavating, Ditc Work. Fill dirt. tog soil 37? 514 For the t41sne'sc whn dorca I need a lull time t,c.lkk.-,'ner n.inciI statements and 11., reports $31 7605 ' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE It Classified Ads didn't .xork there wouldn't be any are (Ic,,, ni., till curt (14v 10(5 All kindS ril dooinq House trailer S'ored 1. move'd 372 9112. uric't mr.I rr.i,rs til roots or All Aork BROC,f)EPI ROOF lNC, 121 6700 ,, ,IJ'.,%: U LOOKING FOR I(onie Improvements Carpentry, Remodeling. AdditionS. Custom Work Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate 373 8035. vt', Are having difficulty finding a rIarelo liy, cr tndr,ve.a iot-. Co "('mc 'ervcc yi'v, Liii' nerd of. read .111 ri, w an1 .1% evi ry day I OLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonzalez 303 323 3939. - ROWE SEPTIC TANK i(en,ei Bonded. Insured CO/I crete Septic tanks. installations. Vainfields & tanks pun,ped 37?. 1.990 3 ROt STF RED WITH VALUE rPc)M 7p4[ WANT Al (01 tiMPtS ' d Shoe R.pã Care COMMERCIAL MOWING (.ME A P 1111111111111111111111111111111111111, DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service. 203 Live Oak Blvd. Casselberry Phone 1319641, Roofing Lawn A NY - F AIIM. GARAGE cr STORAGE BUILDING Penta Treated Timber, Thermal set polyster finiSh Over QaIv steel SPFCIAt.t7F INLOWCOST F .1 % ,, P i'''' .S..I,i(-. SI'MlNOt F 531 lEE, CO $6901)) - C&A Backhoe Service Buildings - PET REST IPIPI Bo.ra.ng & Groom - rig PP 373 4057 B'uty Care IBookk.*sv S.Mcs A full $500 mov ing ao,sanco s'hen you buy a new Granada Townhome at S.nora. Move in for less and you keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhome has to offer Over 1,650 square feet of living space. including 3 bedrooms, 2'/, baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden. two- car garage with electric doors. rant. ii I,&, ,f ,'r,Pr.,.rr,n,r4,,, ,,nri L,prkan an,'d n'n,rh rat tare ' 7 0WFR' % bE AUT'i' SALON (formerly Ha'r -,''t', Beauty NOOk) ttc t rt 372 SlI? You've got it ! _., sir, PS, PO, AM FM radIo, 916 67A-Feed JiM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Rnirar" - 7Q....Tr,.m'4c'Tr,lgre Horse Pasture For Rent 15 Acres, in Sanford 323.1319 or 322 7171 _Sales ______ A1 ,,rr 7q I'VI ri 1.101f i ct J ni'q'i.JIc osition, twin needle. Iront fl.fluflQ deluxe Seeng machine 'av halanie of $7$ or 10 Dayments '4 55 Se,. At cAp4FORo SEWING CENTER 307 Ea" First, Downtown 1 fri-rflt,e.-, Sac r,f,q. flu' to ',in. Call 171041 6 COLOR TV.$ll 9S MONTH - a,, onnil Iweed Call after S p m TV Ant ennas installed Also music, intercom, paging sytems New or old construction. 37? 7996. South. east Video, • V I U.g,....,,..,..-.,....,.,,.,. muwr; m rir power rototiiier:l.land cultivator. Good Sugor 1 by Betty Campbell .. Evtnnide Clearance Sale Entire inventory clearance, for-merly Buttons S. Bows. 2410 Hiawatha Ave. Also Smoke damaged stock reduced up to 50 pct. & more. Sale starts Mon .Oct. 6 Watch for grand opening, PAYTON CHILDREN'S WEAR. 6..ur-"e*4ti,a 11111111,1111111 "no141 1111111 Sho . 12' OrIardo Clioper, Johnson con. trols, 13(I) or best offer. 321 0305. JIrAlwnoKJ 1.100115 3503 Orlando Drive Sar.ford)?3 5200 -. . 115 Service all makes HERBS' TV 1200 5 French. 3 7) '734 14 HP Pump & Tank & 1.5' pipe, $100. Call 323053$, , r,r- ?S-Recreational Vehicles --------,------------- --. Color ifrom ISO. B&W, from - .tl,en Bnlh,00m Cab nets . C ount cc topi. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell 3775057 any time, Tills IS THE DAY tOuy a new, car, we today's Classified ads for best buys 76-Auto Parts 55-Boats & - Accessories Two girl's bikes, 1.10 each Golf Clubs, 143; New sewing macnine, 050S. Kish Real Estate I IF DAvES' 373 9)70 Frigidaire automatic washer. 23" wide, as is 173 Student trumptt 8 case, $.15 319 5119. Da vs- 3fl 6123 Plights 37? 2357 323.7340 Pomeranlans, AKC, male, $15; Female 1100. Will sell both for 53-TV.Radio- Stereo ----- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE 311 313E First St. 372 5622 Steel Building, 30'i60', S ton air & heat. $10,000 Delivered to your site. 327 5943, , Sanford Auction 1200 French Avenue _So N'S FLORIDA ROSES WrKidru'll'S Garden Center tO) Celery Ave. Sanford 65--Pets-Supplies Garage Sale. Sofa bed, Refrigerator, Toys. Clothes, Many misc. items. Fri., Sat., Sun. 9 am. til. 101 Larkwood Drive (ldyilwllde'). - ---- 64-Equipment for Rent GARAGE SALE: Misc items in. Cludirig Oil heater, 125; 220 V AC, $; I 3 HP pump. 110; Lawn Mower, 15. 211 W. 15th St. for Sale Electrolux vacuum cleaner, condition. Call 322 siso. - _________ KENMORE WASHER. parts, S ervice, used ud machines 1..00PIEYAPPLIAP;CE537) 06,7 _! - Monday, Oct 6, 7 p.m. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only ll SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE SMALL APPLIANCE! REPAIRED 5005 S.snford f,vC 3737170 Dwn o 50-Miscellaneous 'Antique Auction - Hotpoint 70" SlOi.ve $)O0orbe'stotfer Call 321 0967 ..- CMOOE PAYMENTS, %7S 550 Firsl Time in Market. Make your selection first Let sizes start at 7S'xlSO' and up 11.000 toS3,950 per lot. Large 100 yr old oak frees, rounlry living, City Convenences Cou nty maintained streets. City of DeBary. 3 minutes from DeftonaDeBary exit on I 1 8 20 minute's north of 436, I 1 exit. Sales pier son oo, site Sunday for your 'ar,zc. T,k : ; Uary exit and follow signs. AMERICAN INVESTORS REALTORS 305647 Sluor4u $027 Used office furniturp Wow or steel ile5kS (executive desk & chairs. seretarial desks & chairs. Straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry All merctiandise to be sold to the NO LI'S highest bidder. Partial listrig Casselberry, I? 97.530 4706 Bald Fr ont china. Queen Ann dining room suite. Queen Ann NO LONGER USED CAMPING bedroom suite, player piano, brass "EAR IS IN DEMAND, SELL IT and iron bed, oak table and chars. NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. cherry etejere. Duncan Phyfe Sofa, Victorian love seat, Emp're sofa, several wicker pieces a _62-Lawn-Garden ---cluding exception wicker couc-. chair and rocker set. drop li",,t Free lawnmower blade sharpening. table's, oil paintings, tapestrirs, Authorized Gravely 8. Bolens fireplace sets, chests, rugs, Dealer, Camco, 3)0 W. Melody clocks, rockers, desks, wide Lane, Casselberry. 3396.617. variety glass and bric a brac. Special shrub and garden sprayes BankAmercard arid Master Charge wetce 95 cents ea. GardenLan,j, 1100 W. 1st St , 373 6430. Westinghouse Dishwasher and 9 Cu. ft. Chest type freezer. 7330 Orange Ave COLORADO- IOACRES $91750) 595 clo wn, $95 rr.ont?ly BCiutltil tiJh 'I'Oiint,r1 allL'r O '.'.PLR FO6 37 8.6O 15 0 60-4Dffice Supplies Pd $30 6813 FULLER BRUSH RAYMONDM BALL Peg Real Estate BrOker 37756.41 Aft Mrs 377 2757 5)7W 1st St Sanford 7 hi l.i sPau carpet . Fireplace, oversized garage, on Canal. 113.000 _______ Refrigerator, Kelvinator Food a rama, Side by side. $100 323 5019. Forrest Greene, Inc. --.--.__.-, HAL COLBERT Mrk!'.m '" QIJAL IT',' APPLIANCES AT flAPCJlP4 PRICES SANFORD AttCTlON, 173 7)40 - - Immaculate 3 bedroom P'ome, 173.900 a I I I I - 52-Appliances ' ST. JOHNS RIVER-- Near DeBary, almost anacreot river fronl with beautiful trees, great fishing. Owner says "submit offers" CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront lot ona peninsula for unotstrurted ,et'nv.fy 575.000 Merchandise ThreeloIs, 25th St. Zoned MR 2 137,500 A tIer BY OWNER- Beautiful country lot s rear St. Johns River. Low down payment. P.O. Box 20?, Sanford, Phone 327 1705 BrokerSFMIPIOIE CO Acreage tracts. small and large 17000 per acre arid up Terry Realty, Realtor 623 Six Acres, near InduStrial Park, USD00 I - - _- Upstairs efficiency, large thildrn, pet, 0-KI105 per mo. Sr Real Estate 3227643 SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AO COLUMNS, Swivel Rocker, choc of three, $15, End tables, $5; Floor lamp. 5.13; Table tamp, SI; Picnic table, 2 43-t.ots-Acreage benches, 111.50; Desk. $50; Book caSe, 112; Hope Chest, cedar, $50; By Owner, S wowed acres, S Twin bed complete. $35; Nice old minutes from Suwan.e, River, Sheraton dining room suites, $145; Chiefland, Fl., 55.000, Also 6'4 KULP DECORATORS. 409W lit acres, partly cleared, Orange St 372 7335. City $l5,0 322 7, __________________________ So before you buy any mobile horn., coine see all you can get for your money Come to the Show. _ ' Sandra J. [A 67 Blk H Oakland Edwards luau 35 Year Mortgages And best of all we're dependable. The Superior Mobile Home Show is a wholly. owned subsidiary of one of the ten largest savings and loan associations In the U.S. We stand behind .very horn, we sell. _____ ________ _______________ - I 'I . ____ ____ ___ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I °° Superior Mobil. Horn. J I Show, our selection is so I large, we're a Mobile horn. show ill by ourselves. We I * We - ____ 0 WALL TO I Shoui • models. We have low-cost financing arid s complete service center right on the premises I4 p Broker, 107W Commer c ial Sanford)?? 183) "° Rattan 3 prcr vta & chair, corner table & i'xl' center table, 37) 1011. Cabin adjoining Oc ala National Garage Sale, October 4th, Bel Aire Forest Moss Bluff Ridge, 50' x 100' North Homeowners, Oxford Road, lot, cabin furnished, air con Fern Park. 110 families. Old and ditioned. 16.500 with one third new, items down 3275770 ......._ Yard Sale, Sat., Oct. .1, 102 Colonial Wôy, 22nd Off FrefKh, Sanford. 4-ommercProrty Something for you. W. Garnett White good.as.n.w refurbished - , JOPiPi K RIDER ASSOC "SF .'.' , CE BEYOND ThE CONTRACT" a _ I t. - Cnmmerrls! Homes, Lots And Acreage lle: I ..- ldyIIwild- Very .leaa 3 bedroom. 7 bath, living roo m dining room combination, family room, eat-in kitchen, double garage, large lot with fenced yard. 373 17.57 Superior I Moving? Why Not Live -- MuIPPM. Clothes washer, food Pea Real l'st',' Brober '171 M4fl 377 7711 171 521$ 373 759s :.- , I-__7 0. 01 9- - , • HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms,? baths. 3 car garage, Florida room, Central H A. 113.000 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS At - VL)Y LARGI 3 bedroomti t.nne with nice gar den spot. In good location. 130.000. I AKE MARY- New 3 bdrm heme'i Make color selections Paved streets, city water. 171.500 with only $700 down Government finanrino 114 1649 Builder Highway 17.92, Sanford, NextToCvaIj,r Established Residential Area? . NEAT AS A PIN 2 bedroom home. equipped kitchen, air. 117,750, Only $20.000. Owner Associate, In Sanford's Fine 32-HOuSeSUnfurnjshed - 2 Story Colonial home. furnished. air. Can be used as two rental apartmen ts Garage Nice lot. ______________ Room. Private entrance private P'dern7flR large screened porch, bath, air condItioned, no cooking, c arport. utility rm kitchen 2726510 eauipped.lruit&shad,,r$tW 3727764 Private room for ren t near Altamonfe Mall. 33Pofl't. 7 BR, fenced yard, $150 Adults Preferred 373 sesi or 3774420 MOdrniting your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items CASSELBERRY- 3 bedroom, with a Classified Ad. bath home, family room, air Conditioned, carpeted, kitchen ments Un(urnished Forrest Greene; Inc. 11111D 6813 REALTORS 3736353 2 Bdrm. Apts.Fum. or Unfum. & ' ______ _ home, with central heat & air Walk to elementary, bicycle to college. VA available 574.500. CALL NOW WINTER SPRINGS- 3 bedroom horre. carpeted, fenced back yard with utility shed FHA available. 521.150. WE TAKE TRADES DUPLEX- Purchase FHA, live in one side, rent the other. Lower your cost of living. New Ft-IA loan available, Call now. S On Lake, Free Boating Spool SClubPouse • Drapes *Carpeting Step. Dining Rooms ______ 29ROOtflS - ____ & CALL US 3 Bedroom, 1' -,ba tM $600 down arid assume payments. Phone 372 3429 321.0041 ____ AAri Piieilo '° Owner-Enterprise, Orange City area 12½ Plus acres, 1½ yr. old, 2 OR. 1 bath. Above ground swimming pool. 11 young fruit trees Secluded. 5.39,900 373 92)5. P"drnnnt 75 1 7 Elm Sanford N" Ot 379 #9% RFALTOR 372 7195 .-. By owner- 7't miles west of San lord, 3 bedrooms, excellent con dition. 515.900. 323 0230 or 562 2649. 313.7140 REALTORS. REAL ESTATE 0 . SALES BY ' c' : 1 bedroom, kitchen- equipped. a ir, carpeted. $95.50, Adults only 327 sit nds. 1 eves. Plurtes: RN's: LPN's; Aides; Aide Companion: Needed Immediately. Two bedroom, turn or uIurn. 68034 adults preferred, wcuroty deposit °' 3274420. Fulltfmedriver Sanford Yellow Cab LAKE MARY-.- 7 BR duplex. kit 701S. Park Chen equipped Carpeted, central _________ -, SALES ' - ______ lt_. Ø N' jii~ - Frances C. Banks Phillips to MIchael T. Bragan & ssi AVAILAILI Each Woodmere Home Features Central seat AIIO Air Shag Carpeting In Living Areas. Inside Aid Outside Storage. Modern Equipped Kitchen, Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More I I c. On Out And See For Yourself. , ( g 8°!. AVALOP4APART,,ENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. No Investment. DeLand 9W 136. Inns to Hmey H., Winchester Communities Inc., from NE cor Holden Real Est. Co. Addn. ,\ - ' 8% VA-NO DOWN DIRECTIONS: Go West on 25th Street Off Hwy. 17-92 to Ridgewood Ave. Follow Signs Ben Ward Agey Inc., Lot 31 Garden Grove s.d Un. No. i (form. Wheichel) & hb. R. Guy FraflCesW.,N50'ofU8&S85' to Michael G. Gibson & WI. of LI 7, BUt 4, Bcl.Isle Sec. of Loch Arbor, $29,900. John M. Rashleigh & wt Lyda Sharon D., Beg. at pt 835' E of Eula Mae Martin, W. to to Wm. A. Darby & WI Frances SW coy, of Sec. 31-19-30 run N James Martin Jr., LI 45 BIk C J., LI 3 BIk F The Woodlands, 243.71' E 200' etc., $2500 $si,. OiL Indus. Dev,, Inc. to (less S160')&LI6B1kC (less N Levie Fla Inv. to LeslIe G. Fugua Communities Inc., Beg 160') A. B. Stevens Addn. to Midway, $200. O'Neil & WI Judith Ann, u n at p1 on E.W CelL line of NE BUt D, North Oil. Ten., Sec 8, of Sec 34-2141, 257.50' W of E Charlie Williams & wt Juanita to Charlie Williams & Un. 2, $31,. line of Sec. 34 etc., $100. Orl Indust. Dev Inc to Fuqua WI Juanita W½ of NL of U 20 Raymond Buehanon & WI 12 AND 3 BEDROOM HOMES 4u If CaliBart Real Estate LAKE MARY- ]bedroom, V: bath - '16.900 by W MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES COWVINTIONAL VA SO DOWN 'V /• FINAN CING ' you can have a 7,75 pci. APR loan. Look at this neat 3 bedroom, carpeted.centralairhomeinquiet area No loan costs. $1723 down Payment. and $171 50 P1, per month home, shady yard. air conditi)ner, Will dicker or swap. $19,500. WE TAKE TRADES 7565 Park Dr - 5563 Nurses Aide to care for semi invalid Light housework. Must be able to work week ends I. evenings. Good wa'es Write Box. 7195. Sanford. REAL TONS Loan Why pay more? only 5 pct. clown and SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 bath Your MLS Agency ,•_ , Lake Mary P41cc furnishedap t7 mature working man only. No "'dn4. tr rts 121 32'? 3Th - .6 . Atsix ate _ listed be the first to set it at 322•2420 Anytime Eve% 371 0415 -- Q I 0"2 Bedrooms. Adults onI PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2543 Park of $7Oup. -- with I baths. also a dt-n. family room and basement, Dressing I', baths. Central heat S. air, range $23,500 " excellent financing 7.75% SYSTEMS FOUR . 4A - _________________________ __________________________ N . I . 'MV SOMETHING UNIQUE! .-- SANFORD WIlT "(EALTY room with master bedroom, wa'k. TIRED OF R ENTING? Why no, in cets. ccntial "acuum. Also •.+a:. - ..., ic. a 1c.ar:m.' roomy 4,500 sg, It. of space Just in quiet residential area. Privacy -- Large 7 bedroom downsta,rs apt, dining room, kitct,en. living room 3 blks from town, Call 373 5109 after 6 p m -...-- - Miip% )27 yl?j '4 1 SAN MO PARK. I 2 3 bedroom trailer ap?s. A dult S. family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 1797, Sanforct 37) 19)0 ----- Low. low down. Pf ice slashed heal & air. on almost an acre. All this for only tS4.000. JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' Large efficiency apt, upstairs, 3 blocks fr om town, lOw rent, looking for good tenant, Call 373 3109 after 6pm REALTORS,130.l666 again to $33,950 Zoned for horses, custom built, Inc . REALTORS7I Mrs ÔU 4)61 cedar and Tennessee st on e con Struction, 3 BR, la baths. central LAKE MARY- I bedroom home 7 PC? mortgage 1~ - 1 - 1 Apts fron'tSIjto$13Q 321 0066 - ReaI4 # 'SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" I; baths, fenced yard, garage No qualifying and assume -. FurnMeo& Unfurnished - pOrch, huge inside utility room. 7 car garage, 2'; years old. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL CO.T. S'*im in community pool. Ce in rear. shady & corn BEAUTit:UL HOME- I bediroorns'I enclosedfortable Two bedroom, only 101 W 9th St .150 month Call - - - .. 3 room furnished Apartment; Adults Famous Recipe, Reward. 372 - 9 SUNL AND- Well kept 3 bedroom. 2 bath home on quiet Street. Corn pletely fenced, Pool. Assume low interest loan. Only 173.900. Sunday, Oct. 5, 1975-I IA 51-HousehokJnn - ?Bedroom, I' bath, 0* 10' at ta:hed 5.ed. IS' carport, large Florida room Central air and neat La k e Kathryn. $7030. 7476 fl0#1E.o Iii 1170 Bedroom, air Conditioned. fence vArd, 1901 Summ"lin Ave so.goo Ste n stro 111 O F At TOP 373 5771 mation II 272 . - Harold Hall Rea lly . .. •. Call between I IDS. For in -________ . fine business location, Has won derful potential Call for cllefails Crank Realty. Realtor Hartman Realty Inc. dining rooms, Xa'xIO' Screened 571.900 Excellent terms, # f-fl~ '"s ___________ r K ids Outgrow the swing SC? or Small bicycle* Sell these idle items with A V4Ant Ad 70 place Your ad. call - 7Mgjile Home, completely furnished, attached Florida room, situated On 7 IOtS 2 Utility buildings Phone 3770373 3 BR, I', bath FHA, terms Larry Saxon, Realtor ________________________ viery large rooms. Eat in kitchen, f or mal dining room. A real buy at COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST) FRENCH AVE - Residence plus Ncw moc'prn, I Story Studio apart mcrts, ,,t?ractively furnished Cflflven,en,,, beautifully landscaped 1)3% mo LOST: Diamond earrings AM to NOW LEASINC. Gordon C. Carlson & wt Doris, * 323 6061 or 373 OSleves BEDROOM, in excellent con dition SlaTerool,asbestcnSiding, .~ Me Classified Ad& every day - Irwin J. Kersey, widr. to Billy with trees near SCC -- 3 mo 4 OR SIlO mq 1)00 damage Oepost CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR Make your Budget go further. Shop _________________________ A. Webster to Geo. H. Greene & N. At te r berr)' & WI Norma L ( ; - apartment. upstairs, mature Can Help Call 12) 4357 Write P.O. Box 1213 _ OUNTRY TRAILERS Nice lot MAGNOLIA AVE- - Largo# 2 story, 3 Monthly, 373 1796 FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Hunt, Sec. 2, 13-4,500. Luther F. Tuker & wt Eva V., Unit 4 Mead Manor, $7,000. Woodlands Sec 3, 144,900. Jack L. Gale & Tina C. to area. No questions asked 3732965 $45) Melvin A. Elkins Jr. & WI. Lots 33 & 34, Magnolia Hts., Elmer A. Jarrett & wt. Goldie 322-2090 or 323 0361 Jerry Crews, Inc., S Billy N. Atteberry & WI Wanda to of $5,)o. SW Wamel Corp., Lot 8 Professionally Managed of SE "s of NW of Sec. Roy C. Jacobs & WI Lynda tO A. to Maxwell E. Jarrett & WI. Non L. to Joseph W. Kiefer & BlkBOakGrovePark,$100,600. ev G'enevleveS60'of N 100' of W 4z WI Lois, LI 142, Spring Oaks 29, less E 30', $20,. Kenneth G. James & WI. Roy G. Jacobs & WI Lynda Chariton Sperry to Barbara Beverly to Donald D. Royer & Lots 12 & 3, Sunny Slopes, $100. of SW "hz of SW "s of NW L4, Sec. $46 9013 lloeh.,c A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants ) A. Solitro, N of Lot 26, Des WI. Gertrude E 150' of U 1, Blk Janet A. Boerman & hb. to age? only, Next to new Drivers' George W. Patterson & wt 35-19-29, $8000. Rc..AIJORS if l-F License Bureau. Equitable Life Assur. Soc. tO David J. to James P. Blalock & ________________________________________________________________ Pinar Acres, $100. D Normandy Addn. CB, $92,100. Wynnelie T. J. Donald A. Stebbins & wt. wt Eunice, Lt 17 BI.k E, Oakland Hickson & wt Kathryn, S 360' of Jr'J L Lo 9-Good Things to Eat t 6 BUt 1 the Est 1st Sec., ' SE'S of NWL4 of NWL4 of Sec -\ Woodlands, $52,500. Farm, Fresh Fruits Paul Horton& wt Myrtle I.. to etc., Kewarney Constr. Co Inc. & Vegetables to Roy W. BrantJey & wt Bernice To our many Johnson & Johnson Dev, Crp friends Al customers, Citfi. Bk. Oviedo, U 63, lIoweil B., U 1& N' \ of 2 BIk 6, Tier Inc., to Walter F. Carpenter, we are now open for business at Eats. ad repL, $35,000. Town of Sanford, $8,500. curnqv,- Iocation on thelarmy'all \ Austin Dcv. Corp to Richard come visit, DannyArnet$&wf Ma rthto ofSEcor.o(Goyt,USthSec . ANDERSON FARMS W. Tesch & wt. Robin L. LI 2 Ch 'I 22-19-32 etc., arles NI. Hall & wi Patricia, 7301w. 1sf Robert Lee Dean&WIlsabefl (less W 15.98') & all of 1 BIk 59 U I Rik B Smersd Nort ______________ h Sanlando The Suburb Beaut., Sec .'. \'\ 18-Help Wanted 4, $21,500. ___________ to Stephen Ben Brooks & wi s. Sec., $41,000. Gifford A. Cochran & wt HelenE. 1.119 Benjamin James Palm Spg ..----a_________________ / _ AVON 01 Jaymor Corp. to Gertrude A. tk)rothy to Leslie M. Gross & wt / &.d, of to town, less 100 Extra Xmja money? Moore, sgL, LI 13 BIk A. San Mary P., No. 1: Beg. W4 sac. Want ..'st 644 N"1111 Walter W. Burrow & Sebastian Hts., Un, 2, $38,000. post Sec 20.21.32, run E 302.8' to Tired of looking! We have I. Irene E. Jones to Alfred J. r-w line of SR 419 etc., & 'Fr. 2, oPenI Jeraldine to James Lee nos full o, pa rt WILCO OFFERS YOU & selling Sarah Coventry Anderson & wt Jean M., LI 194 Ch'u1etesc Jr. & wt. Jeanne $12,000. Jew elry. SANFORD - Box 53). Sanford, Fla. 377?1 _________________________ They 're Hot" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 42-MobOe Homes 3 BR, 2 bath FHA, 115,500 FHA BUYS - SMALL CASH LIKE tJEW. 3 bedroom. 3 bath Summ,rset in Casseiberry carpeted, fenced. * 41-Houses - New hovse in a rural area po 3 BEDROOM. I', bath. fam Payment, monthly payments liii FOOfl. 1007 Scott, Sanford, Onit than Governm,n; sut,%idited $15,000, below FHA appraisal '0 Qualified buyers Call to see i' YOU aaIilyp 3 BEDROOM. 11 ) bath, garage central air, carpet. 7811 Sanford M UNSWORTH REaLTY Ave,Only 173.200 Req Real Estate Brotter 5(73w 373 9410 arai)crie's. dishwasher, shrubbery, privacy fence, MINT CON DIT IOU '37.7%O Must see Call or terms $1351150 - Color TV QUALITY INN - NORTH SR 131, Lonowont " 1: Gr ey 8 white hulkii I, male dog Call Carl at Mr. NuttIer $34,900. 31--Apartments Furnished _______ - - -. ____________________________ First floor, newly remonelea 8. furnithed. 3room apt. Reasonable Rent. 75W ISf St, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil SPRING HOUSECLEANING? Free, 4147077 for 'We Care"SELL THOSE NO LONGER "Hotline. Adults NEEDED ITEMS WITH A Teens CLASSIFIED AD Let Therapeutic Pool Improve your health Deluxe 1-Bedroom Apt. Phone 53) 376.3 At Town 8 Lake Apartments IS ALCOHOL month plus tiIi?ij 373 iOlO IN YOUR FAMILY? ANON • . "u"". For families , ......... further _____ --.--..-• I I•I U o*r lriencily CassifeIgal at The cw make nfler Jfl 3)97 I'erd 3fl 76)1, or 53)9993 !; 7UP.air, near SiC i privat, 5)30 mo PIUS utilities. 135 OWNER TRANSFERRED- 3 BR. JOHNNY WALKER 'It-' seCurity 1720843 I' baths. C HA, carpeted, fenced. r,FNERAL CONTRACTOR FHA approved. $150 down to R$At. ESTATE, INC '.. r IVA RIVFq Adult Dark qualified buyer. rfferino tishn Canoeing and 3226457 (('0 n$p,r,. c'cwe Ss1rroun.d v Stemper Realty t4a,Iil,,l n.ik 'nil vorrss trcc 177 JAYA Central Florida's JIM HUNT REALTY INC MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 7571 Park Dr in 7111 327199) 19)95 French Pt At TOI. 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MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon r I - CLASSIFIED DEPT. ..- Woods Townhouse, See $3S$iOo. OIondo 322-2611 Dewey R. 'IT ADS i4 AWI ON SI-IOU SHOP I F Is? St., 322 9997 Come ano we .5 for Shoe repairing We have taps for yOur dance Shoes ColIar and tags for your dog 111111111111111, bftri ii.!,. 11111IL rii5Ipr- Vt.,-.' - - _________________ 04 .". - �I )1A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 5, lflS - 1 Area Business Briefs Atlantic Promotes Harris James hL "Jim" Harris has been appointed vice president of Atlantic National Bank of Harris, who has been ansistant vice president in charge of 'nstallment loans since July 1974, was elected to the new post at the recent board of directors meeting. lie will continue his duties as head of the installment loan department. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. JOHNSON & JONSON -.4 BABY POWDER I - I --- I Seminole' s Bag Of Tricks Fails To Impress Bulldogs DI-GEL LIQUID 99c UwOLANTACID - is located at the comer of SR434 and Wekiva Wngs Road. 4uw Comflank Mortgage js providing the construction a t'rl l hines to -' Soutb, Lake Mary city officials and be built In bustneumen were Sanora onhand Friday for the ribbon-cutting at Elyse Florist developer J. Bralicy Odhani's and Gift Shop, 127 E. Crystal Lake DrI,e, Lake Mary. Shown above at the oceason were (front row, new single-family community from left: Chamber of Commerce President Delores Lash, co-owner of the new business Sylvia for which site preparation Hahn, Walt Sorenson, store manager Elyse Json and co-owner Jane Gassman. Back row, same order: H.M. Gleeson. Lillian Griffin, Councilman Harry Terry, Mildred Gerke, Edna Mae Gorman and began last week. Jerry Banks, president of Jim Collins. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. ComBank Mortgage, is a native of Seminole County, having Ave., an Insurance represen. Electric. work with our members for the been reared in Longwood. tative with Combined improvement of the profession First Federal of Mid-Florida Insurance Co of America, has The newly formed Mid- and the benefit of the families Is providing part of the land received an award for out- Florida Forklift organization they serve." Improvement loan for the standing sales and service t o has been named a deale; for the — .. i-' I. I . • ': ,_..1c. •...-' iiairner . .- •, p., Iii case you na venIneaN wt Sancra South is the first new D A Industrial Truck Division of W.T. Grant Co., the nationwide Paul Uoruonaro, regional . Matteson, ,. subdivision to begin . sales , manager, said . Her.erson retail chain which was hit with ., Mid-Florida Forklift iS losses of 1111.5 million in the str'ictton In Seminole County in won the ,.Pearl Award in we vv. located • , a• many Street, Clement Stone International ol ... first • six months o( this year, has a ', a , A The homes of Spanish, con- Sales dealership will filed for reorganization under and Management temporary and colonial design Achievement Club The In- service accounts In Seminole the nation's bankruptcy Laws. in two, three and four ternational club is named after and Orange Counties, as well as Thus, W.T. Grant Co., bedrooms, will sell for $24,900 to the company's founder and other surrounding areas. becomes the largest retailing $28,900. failure In U.S. history. board chairman. Grainkow Funeral Home, 130 The New York-based chain, Irvin and Marion Rockhlll Henderson became West Airport Rd., Sanford, has which started in 190, filed have opened a new factory associated with the Combined been accepted for membership papers in federal court outlet store lnDeBaryonUSll. Company as a representative In the International Order of the recently, seeking 92. and his work in service to Golden Rule for the eighth rearrangement under Chapter The outlet will feature policyholders earned him his consecutive year. 11 of the federal bankruptcy women's apparel at discount award. The announcement of laws, which would allow it to prices, according to RockhlIl. Gramkow's acceptance was continue to operate while trying made by Roger Ytterberg, to reach a suitable agreement 0 , a new Yolanda Caldwell will assist Arv4e. 1. '.J$U1 with creditors. IMI ,.....Ae Sambo's Restaurant is coming executive director of the the Rockhllls at the new from the home office In In its court affadavit, Grant Irvin Rockhlll has had more to Sanford Springfield, Ill, said it currently operates 537 than 38 Years experience In According to reliable sources Is the world's Grant City stores in 40 states women's apparel and the nafioawiderestaurant cha largest limited-membership and has more than 62,000 empreviously was associated with recently purchased a piece of organization for funeral ployes. RockhillManufactuz'Ingin New until property on US 17-92 from Guy directors Before being ad. It listed assets, as of Sept. 4, Jersey and North Carolina Thornton, owner of Economy mitted, a firm must be of$1.OI5 billion and liabilities 0f retirement to 1)eltona Toyota recommended by families It $1.03 billion, in Sanford. his ftee Reportedly, a-ears ago. Last year, W.T. Grant Co. The new firm is Called RH construction on the new has served and by other restaurant will start in the near professional people In the area, had sales of $1.76 billion, Sportswear. future. To remain affiliated, a firm making it the country's sixth must requalify annually, largest general merchandise property n queson Donald -Sanford resident The goal of the organization chain and 17th 1argest ritailer, 1 ln Henderson, 2610 Hartwell located adjacent to Vihlen according to Ytterberg, is "to including • - ___________________________ " ,- • . -n Choose Mint or Lemon/Orange liquid for fast, more com,Iete relief. Limit 1 ________ I Sj I VLJI A ii r W • Ronald Carter (50) looks on, i -. . ESSINsi — :. 0 MIAMI= I ' 1 I I WILKINS DOUBLE - _______________ I ' * - - -.— 1! TA k DELAND — Seminole high School's football The 30-yard penalty you've heard of that team took a giant step forward in higher one, right? did much to decide the outcome. In education Friday night. fact, next to bruising Fullback Sanford Cutts, it What happened? was the biggest gainer of the night for DeLand. Ramifications of the 18-13 loss to DeLand Whereas Seminole's coaches, players and were more involved than a matter of 31 polnts, sidelines personel were abruptly critical of of"The refs took It away f rom us," seemed to be ficiating, they let It be known in rather unthe malnboneofcontentionasorange-and.white pleasantterms.Callitpanicin the heat ofbattle, clad players swept from Spec Richardson Field desperation, or even result of a hyperactive, biting lips at a crippling defeat bruising football game that goes down as a great Seminole's biggest complaint about of- one ficiating was that DeLand was hitting af te r the But also call it unwise. whistle and after ball carriers were out of Twice in the game, once on Del and's winning bounds drive, Seminole was assessed 15 yards, only to Apparently, the Seminoles were under the protest vehemently and draw another yellow misconception that they were playing at home flag for unsportsmanlike conduct Or they forgot that visitors don't often get benefit While the first penalties might have been of doubt on close calls. Fact Ls. the game will not RO down in sports annals as one of the better officiated games. However, much or Seminole's undoing was its Poo son 0 — - Pack of Five Double Edge Stainless steel Blades Limit 1 Pack Coupon Good Thru Wednesday, October 8th I . — - EDGE - n A ----'- er ucation - LAD S 51S ---- , v I I undefeated, and Seminole to the visItors' 16, and DeLand the 12, and he would have 24 shocked the host Bulldogs into punched it over In five thrusts, scored ' he not slipped. Cutts From that point, Seminole 13-0 submission at halftime, quarterback Ken McMillian went around left end on the next had little to cheer about. Bill I)ELAND — Now you see it, Star running back Sanford sneaking one yard for the score. play to score. McDaniel was nailed bra two. n'.w you don't. CUUS was held to a mere eight Both teams played an all-out, The last TD came with 4:54 yard loss, Whigham was sacked Sleight of hand tricks by yards on five carries in the first hard-hitting, spine tingling left in the game, and Seminole's for minus 10 and Tim flainei Y. ;nino!e 11i9i School's football kill, but the lumbering r)c1ind brand of (ootbdll, but the last-ditch effort wai game, but got six yards kik for a fourth t&.iiii captured an audience of senior turned the momentum of momentum was clearly on short. and 16 at the DeLand 30. Five6,JO for two .ual-(ij-5 Friday the game by streaking 66 yards DeLand's side of tht ted s With John Spolski at quarter- yard penalty against the Bullnight, but the rabbitwouldn't to a touchdown on the second mental mistakes continued to back and DeLand's defense dogs cut the distance toll yards come out of the hat at the final play of the third quarter. hamper Seminole drives trying to figure out what for a first down Pan nIfine ,tq,i,,.,1 curtain and fl'Iiind nr't'.iItg1 _,. . ---i4UJU Ii12JVI r ')VIlIIflU1C punt ed 10 Ifle Mar nappeneil to Mark Whigham, The Seminoles pulled some 16-13, In a controversial game In DeLmd's second and third DeLand 35, and a pair of 15they got their answer on a razzle-dazzle out of their play. certain to be hashed and touchdowns. Seminole had yard penalties on the same play pitchout and halfback option book and almost pulled the rehashed for years to come, punted just short of midfield, moved the baU to the Seminole pass from Whigham to Leroy (Continued On Page 3B) ... 1.5-Ounce tube. Chooso from three types. It'i concentrated. Limit 1 Coupon Good Thru Wedneiday, October 8th I By JIM IIAYNFS Herald Sports Editor - I - own. questionable, there was no doubt about the extra 15 yards tacked on. They were the most correct calls the officials made all evening. iContinued on Pag" 2-B 40,-. '• - - , — - - - 71 - 7-72 Seminole's Tim Raines Z2j lights to mainta in balance while official Bob Blair looks on; DeLand's Bill Bradford (86), Robert Wi lliams 1 42k In pursuit. ew Mana er, Better Stock Bri"ghten No one asked me, berman, the Chamber's indus. Culpepper says he's person- trial recruiter, says nobody bust Coughed up $150,000 six Orlando" committee. "And I'm ally not ready to drop the prom should have expected A----- driven by Bill tatt. Cur ious Note got his second start Saturday Payoffs have been ex ce ptional, too. Average trlfecta payoff was SW. witich does much to fight inflation. Four trifectas have been over $1,000. year. Th is Wednesday nigh t th e Turf Club will hold floppy Days Are here Again Night - second stanza to last summer's Gay Best time after the first two nights was 2:07 by Curious Note, Stirs Up Big Hornet's Nest 99 Regular 16,99 : •- : - PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S.,, for quality prescriptions at low, low prices! - DS FAMOUS _cc u1 AII I ?-, ' - II V - I'oTo OFE I Kodak FjJ Pwdsh..,,.,fl,4 d '""b4o i - - ..., Von tODAY MAYDAY i,,,. TODAY AND I --' SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED to score before the first half ended and Fite's kick was good for the extra point as the DAYTONA BEACH Lake Patr iots led 10-0. Brantley took the iniative Seabreeze came ba ck in the Friday night in scoring in the third quarter wi th a one yard first half, making key in- run "keeper play" into the end ter:eptluns and less fumbles on zone by quarterback Mark a soggy field to defeat Thomas, but Brantley's And)' Abramson blocked the punt for Seabreeze 10-6. Coach Sammy Weir's the extra point, and the score workhorse Rick Garza — who remained 10-6 throug h the final 4 ___._.i_ 141141 icr. UU'i 1 1 I1IL&) I UIUII5 — tutu Some 750 fans watched as quarterback Henry Stanley led Garza carried the ball the Patriots to victory. One radio an nouncer likened repeatedly for the Patriots. In some of the wet maneuvers on the second quarter, a bad snap the wet, sloppy field of Daytona from center Lee Hartman let Beach's Memorial Sta di um to Seabreeze take over on th e 42 the "Bogey Farm Shuffle," as yardline. The Patriots pe netrated to heavy rain. ended just be fore Seabreeze's five yard line the game got under way. earlier on Garza-carries. Freshmen Bob Fite kicked a Seabreeze's Melvin 23 yard field goal In the second half to break the sco ring ice. l(ontlnuedon Page ifl) - - Here's a prcp grid puzzr What happens if at end of e lay enetration system to break tie, the ball winds up back CO-yard line, where it started? - Ansiier is to run another eight plays. The chances are in__t_... £L±_ ___!_ t -.uimgs nave nappened in sports. - (TVUIUIC against mis nappening, rxii stranger 7inn Beck, Sanford's grand old man of baseball, has a college tournament named in his honor coming up Oct. 22-26 at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Rollins, Stetson, FTU and Seminole Community College will play a double-elimination round robin tournament. Beck, scout for th e Minnesota Twins, lends his name to the Zinn Beck Fall Baseball Classic. 4th Quarter Lapse Fatal Winter Park Shades Tough Greyhounds By scorr ABRAHAMS Lyman's offense shone most brightly early in the First quarter and early in the third. LONGWOO[) - "Yes, our Park coach Larry Gergley defense broke down somewhat admitted after the game, in the fourth quarter," Lyman "We're struggling a bit. We High coach Dick Copeland said. didn't get in when we could Herald Correspondent — 0%"A 6.0004 r9on In - -. will have year-around employment. Orlando was the last fronton in the state to be able to offer its players only a four-month job. In short, Orlando can grow stars and keep th em, unlike th e situation In recent years with Alberdi, big Juan, Gasti, Agu.stin, By JOE ASK HEN Herald Stall Writer film and ex'ncer w. was that Stephen Calder's referendum for a new fronton in Quincy passed. Th at means that in 1977, Orlando's player roster Lake Brantley Scores Soggy Grid Victory But since the programbegan, - urza aria rernun were e pacesetters In wins 15, 14 and 13) after two weeks play, Muguerza, Celaya and Er. dow set the pace in singles with four wins apiece. nue Arana, Fans are learning what it is to be shut out at the window this dustries In the electronics and light manufacturing fields. only one company has announced plans to locate in Orlando. And Timberman contends he "can't say one way of another" whether the decion that provision in the constitution, no mention by the Mogul Corp. of Buffalo, of It was made when the pay raise bill N.Y.. a pharmaceutical firm, to build a $3 million plant In Ortraveled through the Senate and House. Lando was due to the promoWallace was asked about it at a news conference. "I just don't know," he replied. tional program. "I'm not a court" Timberman insists, however, Meanwhile, the 66-year-old Fulsorn, the that the ) inquiries received only former governor old enough to draw the directly as a result of the propension, will continue to receive the money at gram include "a dozen hot least until it Is challenged in court. it hu not prospects, and I believe we are been contested in the six years since he first going to have some defhilte re. suits by the end of the year. came under the retirement benefits For any former governor, like Folsoin, who "That people have to wider. served two terms, the newly enacted law stand Ia that these negotiations provides pension at full pay at the age of 60; Like a long time," Timberman those who served one term or less arc eligible said. "If people are looking for for 68 per cent of full pay after they have lived Instant results In Industrial dol2ree score years. velopment, well, it just doesn't it is based o the current salary and goes up work that way. anytime the governor's pay is increased. Wallace will be only 53 when his present "Maybe we're not doing a term ends, but be would qualify immediately good job Communicating. But for retirement at full pay because the Law I've been In this busIness 24 applies also to any governor disabled while in years and these things take office, regardless of age. time" The opening of the Turf Club hasn 't hurt business at OrlandoSeminole Jai-Alai. Crowds were good Wednesday and Thursday, and th e hunch is that each pari-mutuel plant appeals to Its own clientele. buy a ticket and still make it back to his seat bef ore the starting gate went in motion. instant months ago to bankroll a not 100 per cent pleased myself. gram, but said the campaign results from the campaign, nation-wide promotional "We started off with a bang needs a permanent staff and which was kicked off in March campaign to lure new Industry but the results have been mm- more direct involvement from with the "Great Orlando Propinto the area. imal. And we've got a couple of the business community to erty Sale." So far, the campaign has them (donors) hedging on us succeed. Yielded little. And some of the now. We do need to decide if The sale, which was patterned "It's easy to say, 'I gave the after automobile industry rebusinessmen footing the bill are we're getting the value for beginning to grumble about the money", money,' but you've got to get bates, advertised S to 10 per project, which has a three-year involved, too," he says. "We cent price cuts on thousands of budget of 1450,000. Culpepper says he soon will also need more communication empty offices, warehouses, Sponsors are defending thecall a meeting of donors to de- Industrial development sales Is homes and apartments. program with the explanation dde whether to reorganize the not a glamour business, It's a The chamber also hired a that Industrial development Is a program or drop it altogether. long haul thing. New York City public relations "long haul effort," but they ac"If we evaluate It and it "When you're making a deci. firm to tout Orlando in national knowledge that the entire con- makes sense to junk It, we sion to move a business or a magazine advertisements and dept is being re-evaluated, will," says Culpepper, presi. plant, you've got to have direct mall lures to target In- Controversial Pension Plan Nineties Night. Grandstand admission will be a quarter, hot dogs Julito, Laca & Co. who opted for oth er frontons with summer and 20 cents, beer 15 ce nts, soft drinks 15 cents and coffee five cents. A wint er seasons. Dixieland jazz band will play. - -_ — "That's because we want our fans out of here by 11 o'clock so th ey can get up and go to work th e next morning," says Makin, who is new to the racing business but adds much class to th e night harness racing operation. Formerly if the announcer gave last call, a fan still had time to wait In line at the concession sta nd, down a hot dog and coke By C. MICHAEL HARMON "They (the donors) are fuss- dent of a savings and loan. "1 meetings, meetings and more BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lng about what have we done for know we can't continue in the meetings." ORlANDO — Amid much them," says J. Blair Cal. loose-jointed way we are going Like Culpepper, Tim Tim. fanfare and ballyhoo, business pepper," chairman of the now." lender, in this boom town g one Chamber of Commerce "Action but: The word so far for the Seminole Turf Club is Impressi ve. That starts with new general mana ger, Neil Makin, and continu es straight through to the best stock of horses ever at th e track In Cnsselberz-y. And, hold onto your trifecta ti ckets, fa ns, post time Is really post time. Months an)r grant to such retiring officer." Martin said the restriction not only cuts Wallace off from any pension benefits when be leaves office in January 1979, but disqwillfies Folsom cM ai:y other exO%eThOr. t fmernbericdtheegislature were aware of ,J • ••.. 'Action Orlando' Campaign Bears I :I... L!IIIeArl -LIU., nrs1 S`1*X retire any officeron pay, or part pay, ortn - - Businessmen Begin To Grumble MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — For six Years, since he reached the age 0160, James E. "Big Jim" Folsom drew a pension of $9000 a year because he is a former Alabama governor. Two weeks ago he got a raise to $28,955. And all akng, tiait people at least a.swned it was legal. Now they're not so sure. The question arose after Gov. George C. Wallace signed Into law a legislative act making former governors, Including himself, eligible for retirement at full pay If they served two terms or more. A newspaper publisher, Harold Martin of the Montgomery Advertiser Journal, called attention to a provision in the state eonstitution Which says "the legislature shall not Sunday, Oct. 5, 1973-16 DeLand Stqys Unbeaten . t.. -•4 - 24-Ounce Can of soft, pure, silky powder. The finest talc. Limit 1 __________________ •i Thegrand opening celebration for First Federal Savings & Lan Assoc. of Orlando branch in Longwood was held Friday at6p.m. The new Springs Plaza office - owl, I I " __ SPORTS — 1. "But our boys certainly deserve a lot of credit. The score would have been a lot worse but the defense kept It down." Copeland was referring to the Greyhounds' 20.13 loss Friday night to formerly top 10-rated Winter Park here. Lyman went Into the fourth quarter holding a 13-12 lead, but the upset-minded Greyhounds were vIctmlzed by Winter Park fullback Guy under, who scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 42-yard run. I I b Burkhart Rurkhartgets Lyman pus protection from Bob itlaui 40j, KciiSwrat iTh, have." Ironically. Lyman's defense proved weakest against the long run. Parkers Clark Brown and Under together rushed for over 300 yards, and several away on the game's first play at its own 30-yard line, and on the game's second play Wyman Jackson rushed around the right side, found open space, and put Lyman ahead 6-0. The kick failed. Lyman's other TI) came on iLoi first series after receiving the second half kkkoff, and It also put the Greyhounds ahead. A penalty forced Lyman to start at their own 10-yard line. Passes to Mickey Manning and runs by Bob Riazzi helped the 'Hounds grind out three first downs in the 90-yard drive, and Loririe Peeler's 29-yard gain on a double reverse set up the times broke for long gains. Brown's 62-yard run tied Winter Park with Lyman 6-6 early in the first quarter, while Linder ran 42 yards to score Winter Park's final touchdown. He later ran 56 yards deep into score. Lyman territory, but the Lyman's leading rusher of Greyhounds' third coal line the contest, Jackson, then Winter Park's No. 9 class stand of the evening stopped the pushed the ball across from A.\AA statewide ranking Wildcats. three yards out For his second slipped away last week when Lyman's offense shined most Ti) of the night. Bob Riazzi's the Wildcats dropped a game to brightly early in the first kick put Lyman ahead 13-12 Evans In Orlando, a major quarter and earl)' In the !.hü-d upset. Winter Park fumbled the ball iContinued on Page 2-B) �25-EvIng Herald, San f ord, Ft. -- Sunday, Oct. 3, 17S Scoring Up In NFL Lyman Nipped, £ I Oviedo Despite N. u- • i, - - . 1: -. ______- 0. Sclints irm •..d".' ,'-1J. - ( .• - , - . - ..• ::'i \ .. . IvAulinter Park Offense In High , scoje ' ,,•., complicatea r uie ' - L'nøCc - T() Patriots Triumph Over -- Qualify Tv'/c) Daytona Beach Team Effort Pays Off For .. - . . -. . -' -: - c.- ' . ,,, -- '-- - -'- ,,,: . . - . . - Vincent's Back-. Looking For Perez Again OE-__ - V11 %0~~ ; I . ~~ _- . ____. There Is good news and there about Perez. "He knows I was sick before is bad news for Central Florida "I will fight him anytime, Ac if to show the layoff, since that fight and went into th boxing fans, anywhere e ring . Right now I am set he was stopped by Perez at th :'? e in a weakened condition . First the good news to fight at the Sports Stadium in II .~_ _.! Joey Orlando Sports Stadium before Despite thL, I broke his nose Vincent is back and Looking for a record br October. Iamalso trying toget f'4f ea crowd hasn't and hwt him more he has Victor Perez. If the fight comes affected his abili:y to talk, fights this month in Tampa and .'' th Miami Beach. I want to stay off, as Vincent hopes it will, it good looking Vincent made e ever been hur t be fore. th e "It Is because of this that he means that the local boxing fo ll active until Perez gets owing rn'narks: wants out. It Is because of this enough guts to agree to fight community will be treated to "For the first time in my life I he won't fight me or Ear me. the third and last fight in a am really scared I vn r,fri.-i rw or anyone else who has series that exceeds anything that Perez wi "lie has to fight me, If be ll quit the ring any ability, else we have ever had around before I get a chance "Please do n't on that do esn't, e veryone will know menti retire "If Perez wan ts to quit, then stiff, here, turn. h Cisco Oliver, who e him For w ha t he really Is - a let him quit. But bef ore he turns Now for the bad Joey fought last month. That guy coward who Is afraid to meet a "The so-called Southern tail and runs for cover, I hope was one of Vincent is back and looking for champion has been running the boxing three things, either real man In the ring," public will make him in th Victor Perez. The loud talking, scared ever since we e tank, not a fighter or fought. I get in the ring with me for the straight from the mortuary, flambouyant, junior middle. was the one who got kn . ocked last time. \ weight from Orlando, will once out but he hai wen the one "The first time r I stopped him. aga in be filling the sporb pages walking around talking "And please don't tell me that about Last There is no doubt that Joey time he stopped me, Perez suddenly tn with his inflammatory remarks qu.iting before he gets hurt. become a Vincent is back and after Perez ; __ Obviously we should have a puncberin his old age, Th e guy again. This time he ttu ru bber match, has 51 fights and never even his conditioning over to Frank "It is not as though f stcpaoneman.Thefl he C . easy time when he on. Far out a weakened ligh te r and a Mhlock' stable of fighters his Iron it. Jhd1um outvonfeet dead man and he thinks he is , in both the second and another Jack Dempsey. rounds, The only th1ni, that . doesn't11haveffected seem to ffm from finishing the "'t " doesn't know it be must be wanta Taco and Southern When questioned about this punchy. But he Isn't that Junior middleweight c,har.qpion. ' 1 111fiess, Vit.cent explained, _.- - - ,~ ______ - . Punchy becauVe IK- is afraid to shiP am] IV will say and do anyget In the ring with me. didn't know I was surerm thing to acle%e that goal. from a salt deficiency before I L. kmw that had a r'!' ' - - all you have to do is catch it - ~~ /f - - - - - =-.-- The Most Comprehensive '." S . - 1 '. .' i-- \ 14 ' ' '- ' , ., , , ' , I s,,, - ___ ____ thir'i - i tt, - fl.v % ( - - .,, - - _=iam=- -- . 4&_ _ 0E. -. - odalsbeetlleflghl. "Iwasatiausf,,bs first bell tven rang. is what knocked meou, ar.yone really think Perez toppedmeonh13lmchfnj That - -.- ~~_ - -- i M __ - W__J__ __ __ _* . _____._-. - __ e-_ - , _1_W _4 mi- _7 A - . $017he guy is gaw am has Think back over Who love YN em saft"n Mm knoci down or let alone knock ou t? - The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other ! - CALL - / y . I, 322-2611 .! . features, -1, blanket 11 Doesn't Matter if you follow • I Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. I'll The Evening Herald Is your football playbook, scrapbook and authority, AII fur " •" - ,. i - - - - - 'niece ire just i fe of the recent regulations 1': 1 n th e Occupational Safety and Health Ace (OSHA). And, if Howell have some second superintendents aren't abiding by these laws, they are subject to thoughts about how glad theY heavy tines. If a greens worker catches a cold w hile mowing a were to comeback. fairway ln the rain, hecansue the club lfhewasn't fitted with rain ,,.. -.--''. "" "' *, - .L. "emuct ~!! f For Regular Delivery 32226 11 IN ', .., .. * "" ' in- ' "U" Trib e Learns L esson In High er Education i I:' - . ; - - - - / . 4( N Sometimes it seems as if life's most impregnable ensmus a successful summer tour in which be won three golf titles, including his ters. But DeLand was a team with too much seco nd straight United Golfers Association Championship. IContinued fro f mP age 1- Bi class and talent to be beaten that badly for long. The Altamonte Springs pro had set his sights on the Wall DI A • .5. isne y W or ld National PGA Team Cha mpionship. But now of' Seminole's second half ineffectiveness could D Pl ayers continuouslIybarrfteu ked a1 nearside r 5. .5. slC'ths., I %Ofl won 't accep. t I. entry. "You yew a Class pro or a not be blamed entirely on penalties. oicia1, once a coac,, threw a towel e air and member of the Tournament Players Division ," explains Diane) onto the field in despair over a penalty and the Fumbles, mixups in the backfield ant: a series Golf Director Bob"' West official took a ver bal barrage in the first half of missed blocking assignments di ta c ted the when Seminole was winning. In the second half, outcome, he had had enough and called three 15-yard Also, Seminole had to use its second half penalties for unsportsmanlike conduct. timeouts either to get an 11th man on the field or Earlier in the game, Seminole's statistician for injuries. I I engaged in a heated exchange with an official Earl) in the third quarter, when Del;nd was near the 2u.ird line driving toward its second touchdawn, linebacker a rw 'Are you affiliated with this ISerninole) Bill McDaniel looked up at the Seminole stands, lifted his hand like a maestro and led the chorus team?" asked the referee, of boos. r) Caught Inside the 35-yard line and sensing Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 ,L. 'Oh, why do we have to get that kind of ofHA '.1 another penalty upcomin g,,I. $i UU aI1a IXHa " " asked Seminole coach Jerry Posey, or ficiating? had no affiliation with the team who took nothing away from DeLand's great Racing Action. "Then get in the sta nds," bellowed the ref. second half effor t, but still felt victory sli pped The young man, a Seminole graduate, between his finger tips. • Home of the Original Trifecta removed his orange windbreaker in the second wager plus win, place, show, DCLIrnd coach Jim Bold termed it "a tough . .half and maintained a low profile - outside the win" qu e as ew race. . • Gourmet dining in the He was also critical of the officials, noting air-conditioned clubhouse. The game on the field was a titanic struggle. "they stunk." • Grandstand admission only Seminole had DeLand beaten - for two quar. -Jim Haynes. ,c -. .c,..,, • Post time 7.45 PM Ladies Nile Thursday ' .. pa. p * , . - ,'. . Z'- '. -: i1- - - • . ... . . - - . - " -','"! ......... . '; ______ Dies After Two-Day Battle MIAMI AP - A to-day battle to save the life ('f a teenager struck by lightning dur ing foo tball practice has ended with th e boy's dea th . Julio Portela, 15, took a direct hit frcm a bolt that stunned 17 ot her players and coaches Wednesday as it flashed through a foot ba ll field at Christopher Colum bus High School (luring an afternoon practice session. Portela was ta ken to Bap tist Memorial Hospital, where he died Friday. School officials cancell ed a Friday night football game. Instead of an af te rnoon pep rally, students at the school quietly assembled for a masa for Portela. Tribe Falls To DeLand Bulldogs iContinued From Page lilt live plays with Tim Raines getting the score from 33 yards game out. Martin wound up up cut. the ball on a double reverse Defensively, Seminole was from Whigham and Tim sharp as coach Jerry Posey Unities, He had an open field on could ask. After an exchange of the left sidelines with one man punts, Seminole drove 53 yards between him and the goal. for i ts second score. A 15-yar d Mar ti n slipped as he made his penalty against DeLa nd hel ped cut on the wet turf, and fell the cause and Whigham roll ed three yards short of a first ou t around right end for 17 down. DeLand ran the 1:33 off 'anis and th e TD. the clock for its fourth straight Other than w hen Ned Raines victory, fumbled and Greg Mitchell Seminole's first half was a recovered at the Seminole 29, perfect eximple of the way to DeLand was held inside its OWfl play football. Offensively, 37-yard Line in the first half. blocking was crisp, running Even with that fumble, was quick and passing was on Seminole's defense rose to the the money. occasion and drove the Seminole took the opening Bulldogs back to the 42 and kickoff and drove 80 yards in forced them to punt. January Rejoins Pro Tour 1' Hig . ' t- :AL-_!4--_A&j& I -ZE V.04 z -~ . - - For instance. are greens superintendents in Seminole County * providing hard hats for their employes? Are their crewmen operating gasoline-propelled equipment wearing ear muffs to . Player Struck By Lightning 1, . ___________________I Weekday sports columns and- , ____ - __ ' IN BRIEF 00 . I Newsponer In The World. -rSUBSCRIBE P40W :, , -_ All the way from pee wee leagues, to high school, college and pro coverage. ' Together with his teammates, I' inney iiiade Lake -I-_C5"--, p.r SPORTS ' news 11 . ___ . - J.-' to back, who is only a junior who weighs 155 and stands but 5-7 .'- Sports Coverage Ifl Seminole County u..wu %-4t .-- . - - ," ... --- . - i- A - ' Sanford Cutts Is a hard man to bring down as three Seminole tacklers surround him after third quarter gain. /.1.?' - . '. -, -~ ~ I - ' 1 ~- - Sauriier also started the nme on defense for the Lions and Federal and state bureauracy is threatening to put the helped spearhead a rush that nation's gotf courses out of business. overwhelmed the visitors for That was the warning this past week at the first Florida State most of the night. Golf Association seminar at Errol Estate Inn and Country Club. Have any Seminole County golfers noticed a hike In greens In fact, it was use hard fees' Any assessment notices arrived in the mall? charging defensive unit Maybe not yet but it's coming, says Dan Hall of Clearwater, a closed out the scoring for director of the Golf Course Superintendents of America. Hs night when they trapped Randy w arning was a startling revelation to many of the superintendents Prult behind his own goal line and club owners at the seminar Monday and Tuesda y. For a two point safety The list of seemingly prohibitive regulations by various government agencies was awesome and expensive. Hall, golf Finney carried the ball times, 17 coming in the first maintenance director at The Countryside Country Club, said half, before coach Bill Klein Florida golf clubs not adhering to th ese rules are subject to lawsuits and fines. decided to give him a rest, Meetino the sometimes rnntrnvpr,tial aff Itillfinne r-nn ma~n ~ -_ __ _T:_ If USHA isn't enough to bankrupt a club, there's the En_~ cheerleaders carried with them The whitewashing g as IC vironi'nentai Protection Age ncy (EPA) and area water before the game started, might fourth straight for Coach Tom (h- ledo's Joe Finney rushes Lake management agencies Howell quarterback Jim Ititchard go fast that he Is seen as a blur. Two Ilawk defenders fall to make have d Simply it best. It Ruby's charges and the 35 an attempt at blocking. There were no delegates at the seminar from Seminole re, "at last we meet, and it points they gave up were County. Errol Estate was represented and so was Orlando's ctured allugel4on devouring most they have allowed this Atha rnbra Golf and Racquet Club. Alhambra owner O.B. Yielding a small Silver Hawk Finne y, w was to more than to quick passes and t year. said th e information was frightening and ca me as somewhat of a hen Wark was running the ba ll into Oviedo lead, il make up for it. It might t always I Finney took a handoff, went up the end zone. be this The onslaught continued later The dl g room only , -. . , fh' mltld,e, brn .0 cavnr.il . Nit ,'"røc,,tive Dirertr.r Bit! ('r.y ,. !'cr ! t'nm• '. . .:the quarter', er.?r.".r , (TZ'4"1 55'. .v tc,nIs. Udut '' ''°' " °""" rrukty night it was no tILkicsantlsralllpere(132 th ing but Halls report would be distributed to FS(,A tiiember clubs, yards another hndoff went U the pair of fwnbles in the first mount a arive that carried the admitted they were wrong the truth. for the games first score with cluding most Gf those in Seminole County, period. The Silver Hawks were bad near midfield before when they fir st announced "the middle on a quick open er and lV'O still left till halftime How many Seminole County superintendents know that th e ou t-raced the Hawksse secondary the first ones to cough up the stalled. At that point the " kicking team EPA has outlawed certain toxic materials necessary to contr o l can not advance for a 37 aid I D ball when they lost it on their talented toe of quarterback Jun Finney then took a short pasi the ball after picking up a LAKEHOWELL OVIEDO pests and fungicides that can wipe out greens and fairways? Hall Pritchard put the home team in (rain Ward, as the Lions went Fumble," own 44 yard line. was especially critical of this recent EPA action. Any hopes that the Silver ards Rushing the hole when he punted the ball for a two point conversion, and Al 365 The Lions returned the favor to the Oviedo seven-yard Hawks might stage a second 73 Then there are the regulations on water use. He cited a course Yards Passing 56 ered across the goal line But the mistake only bought half rally and make the game '5 SO Passes after they had driven to the ig so that installed a pump within the boundaries Of its property. First, Lake Howell a few seconds of 'l"-' 3 Fumbles Lost ,or an • , 'jituO l ead. I %, 2 th e club had to buy a permit to Install the pum p arid th Hawk three with 7:50 left In (J That S when L'l U.%. were iiflfle) iOOn en had to 610 Punt grace as it took Finney just 'ii initial period. Finney hit over. He picked up 23 yards on the start of the third "rind purchase a permit to use It. 6$ U The Silver Hawks continued three cracks at the line before middle of the line and the ball three carries. A 15-yard On On their second position, The water management agency then put a meter on the pump penalty to make mistakes when Don he was able to break it all the popped straight up In the air against Lake hit Rick Evans in the Laki Howell and charged the club for its use. It cost that club $45,000 for its 0 0 0 Howell and a 15 Andriano fumbled the ensuing way for the second score, right corner of the end zone OvIedo allowing the Silver Hawks a yard pass to Bill Merchant put 0 30 13 2-33 ownwater -exceptitlsn'ttheclub'swateranymore the Lions in Hawk temtory kickoff and Rick Wark picked it temporary reprieve. Want to build a golf course? Hall says there's no way to get it On his first attempt Finney with a 10-yard down and out up for the Lions. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS when the first peri od ended. started in less than a year because of all the red tape the builder picked up five yards, then he Rushing: Oviedo. Finney 29 275. That fumble was one of the must deal with Wark was denied a touch- gained three and the third time Skip Saunier, a 14-year-old ~*~`h,ll 3 ,9. Saunier 3 1. Ward.I few mistakes made by OvieCo Lions' quarterback Lee Ward down by Proceii 2 16 Lake Howell, An. 3 What can be done about it? Hall urges state clubs to band the referees when one was the charm when he went off freshman, added Insult to in. and the only one made by opened the second quarter with of 'riancis ig, H olton cle, Pruiti.s.ic together. Keep abreast of proposed action them blew a whistle while tackle for 14 yards and a 14-0 by OSHA, EPA and jury later in the period when the Schrenk 711. Pritchard I minus 79 water control management agencies. Write your senators and congressmen and protest any proposed prohibitive measures. Above all, know what the regulations are. "Courses can be closed If you don't meet these requirements," he pointed out. These are just a few of the relatively new laws facing Florida golf course superintendents. "You've got to know these rules if you're going to be a superintendent," says Hall. - - .1 ,. -S . __ --- -- ___T 9M We Put The Ball in The Air, - - kI" -'I "' - . ___JL J . - , - ___________ V_'~ - - ~ _ _7=~_ - ~_ - ) . ..•: lz. When the final gun sounded three quirters later, the l.n'ns %erc 35-8 winners w hile Silver Hawks limped back to Goldenrod to try and find out I . . - By JIM WARTERS Herald Golf Correspondent yard une WIUI a fine second effort. . '110 Impressive and J0Ut spelled Finney took the ball in from we ;wo ."' - - -- - then lienry Finney and the rest of the Oviedo squad took Lake Gear •_ - - They came back and af ter the t first quarter of play there was no score between the two schools that both entered the ' F - ". . ' - I. They came back to the school they shared with Oviedo last year, while they were waiting for theirs to be built, wi th banners and signs and a band. . ... I L_ &src Sunday, Oct. 5, 75_JØ Chip Sh o ts - - - - mign - Howells Silver Hawks came back to Oviedo High Friday night. 1' ,..,.... L_ '"J Ca me b a ck with fireworks, flaming batons and high hopes that they could . emerge victorious in the first football game ever between the two schools, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wi th Guy Huff at quarterback Diego. Cincinnati's Ken Ander. alter cutting veteran Bobby son missed on only five of 22 The New Orleans Saints no l)ouglass, (Continued fm Page lB passes against New Orleans. doubt will be thrilled to hear Oakla nd plays the third of The surprising Cowboys won _V with 6: 22 left in the third that despite their touchdown. five straight road games, this their second straight, surviving quarter. less offense, scoring is up all one in San Diego. Rookie Neal St. IAS in overtime on Roger .4. The drive consumed over 5' i around the Nationa l Football Coizie helped Oakland's come: " Staubach's winning TD pass minutes, and the Lyman stands League. back against Baltimore last after Lee Roy Jordan's intererupted with cheers and ... Studiously avoiding the end week, returning four punts for ception halted a Canal drive, staccato clapping. The zone so far this season, New 104 yards. Meanwhile, the The Lions had their own close momentum had seemingly Orleans has managed only Chargers are expected to go call, getting a last minute swung. three poin ts on a lonely field with Jesse Freiths at quartertouchdo wn by Altie Taylor to Then the defense ally dug goal in the first two games. back, replacing Dan Fouts, who catch Atlanta. in. Winter Park quarterba ck That averages out to 3' sprained an ankle against Baltimore goes against Los Glenn Russell was sacked for points a game while the Saints' Houston. Angeles with quarterback Bert I.-; four yards, and his fourth down defense has surrendered 31 a The Pittsburgh Steelers, still Jones th e Colts' big weapon. lie pass to Vaughn Fakess went -:v'*:.- . game. Now you know why New recovering from Simpson's 227 passed for better than 300 yards . just out of reach of the diving Orleans takes an 0.2 mark into yard expl os ion :-: against them and had Baltimore ahead of :. .: , today's game at Atlanta. last week, visit Cleveland. The Oakland l before the Raiders ( lark 111701A 11 Iollo,As blocker Joe North 03) to spell trouble Ior Lyman; Jerry Human Winte r Park did wore n The Falcons are also 0.2, but Steelers' Franco Harris has recovered lot week. LA also in pursuit. the ir next possession on U they've come close, losing each gained 162 yards in the first two needed a come back for Its first der's 42-yard run, to lead by the of their starts by just three gaines, his best start ever. victory, kayo ing San Francisco final margin, 2043. poin ts. Cincinnati and Houston col- with Tom Dempsey con. Meanwhile, Washington, f3uf_ lide WINTER PARK L y P11 41 N today and Dallas s at trihuting three field goals. iilo and Minnesota, all wide. Detroit Monday night H IC in two The Gian ts will try to contain iii Yards rushing 176 feated,haveledahostof high games matching teams with 11 St. bOuis'Jim Hart, who hurled 11 Yards passing 5.3 By SCOIT ABRAIIANIS scoring offenses through the perfect records, Si 0 conference ir. yardage yielded, however, four tou chdown passes in the I I victim to Lyman's strong defense deep in ItCrsdCIIePnndeUI schson's first two weeks. 1 35 Pun? 7 35 givmg up.in average 305 yar ds per game. floustcn could be concerned losing cause against Dallas. Ixmn' own 2 territory. Fumbles 1 Wnt has scored 90 about Ut2log. Th e st time New Y ork was maed by Al though Lyman's offense, behind the iso 7 60 What happens w he n a first-place ofLyman's effort against Winter Pk points with Billy Kilmer hur ling the Oilers won their first two W steady rushing of Bob Riaui, Wyman ashington and must regroup. was, point-wise, a bet te r outing than last SL t ou chdown passes in two WP-Brown 62 run (run was 1966 when they wound up 3Jackson. and Lonnie Peeler, averages a The Jets, who displayed some week's 32-6 loss to Colonial, in which a If sta t istics have any validity, then, of WP-'--RH 7 run Cruet failedi games. Buffalo, with remark. 11. respectful 23 yar ds a game, it's just not They didn't have runners solid running from Carl Garrett 3 run (P i6ti, I tight defense deep in I ts own ground course, the team with the offe nsive able O.J. Sim pson gaining a like Don Hardeman and Ronnie and Jo enough to offse t what the defense is WP L i nder 12 n (Russell run) hn Higgins against Kannot as evident as it was Friday night. power will generally win, two-game record of 400 yards, Coleman. who both ground out givi ng Up. sax City, o pe n their home seaAnd, unli ke last week, the Lyman of. has scored 72 points. Mm- 100 yards last week again Ydifltf' Pare Th at is exactly w ha t happenel Friday • st San son wi th New England. fense t ook advan ta ge of Winter Park Friday night Winter Park gained some ncsota, not us ua lly a high-scor. Lyman a , 1-13 night w hen Winter Park downed Lyman 44 yards over Its average wi th 344 total fumbles and penalties to make touch. ing team, has put 69 points on High School 20.13. • yards, which m.ans the Grevtwti":4 dowrtc * rcf Colonial. (he ("rnvhln,nds r'l the tHotv,DIp'. '"'' 'I) .,. .t "' rai "' WIfl?? PaT's. '"" up 39 yards more than usual. wtalize on tile chances they points anti Denver oci Even member Metro conference, composed of '7190. Brown 11 1 1 3. Lyman had. winless Kansas ('it)' has scored And, Lyman's offense fell below its Jacksc'n 7 92 Peeler 6 7). seven Orange County teams and Lyman. Coach Dick Copeland sa 57. id after last Winter Park. Russell average Fri da y ni ght, with only 226 night's game his boys deserve a lot of Winter Park has been averaging 300 I C $1 yards, Lyman. Buckhat I 7 2 The average of 43.1 points a yards compared to the usual 238. ,o yards credit, yards a game offensively, to lead all game for t he first two weeks is Rece;ving Winter Park. Clrkl Why Winter Park's margin of victory o ther Metro teams, Lyman's next game is against Orlando e high est NFL figure since th II. Lyman. ManninQ 637. Jackn 1 was not wider can be attributed to Edgewater October 18, anot he r Metro lxrnar leads all other teams in the 1) 1967 and is a shade under nine several long drives of theirs which fell Conferen ce team. points higher than the two-week By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS competing with Phi ladelphia & figure of a year ago. and Qiarlotte in the second The figure is likely to climb The World Foot ball League's half." even higher when th e Saints' compli cated playoff rules will Birmingham plays the Haoffensive u ni t starts the season, qualify at least two pla yoff waiians in Hono lulu and San Khmer leads the Redsk ins' teams after th I is weekend's Antonio is at Philadelphia to. (Continued from Page l-B Sta nley made the touchdown Mike Tolson recovered a scoring show into Philadelphia games- the end of th A Seabreeze fumble was e Summer day. On Sunday, Memphis hosts In the fi na l quarter, Sta From the one yard line I and fumble. Seabreeze's Joe recovered by McFayden and car ried the ball do wn to thnley today. Washington is unbeat- season. The fall season begins Southern Ca e 12 lifornia and CharMcFayden good yardage, Fite's kick was good as the first M orosco recovered a loose bail the Crabs en in its l ast 15 games agai nst next week wi th but a lo made .. , Thomas made their yardline. but Brantley was ball wi th water half ended, all teams start- lotte Is at Shreveport. and the Crabs' fullback Fir NFC Fast rivals and the Eagles ing with 0-0 only touchdown on a keeper penalized for delay of game, squirting everywhere allowed records and at least ' Here's how the league exIn the third quarter, Garza Lawrence ran th are still seeking their first two more qualifying, e ball for a first play. Abramson blocked the Brantley's the Patriots to take over with returned a kickoff to the 38 plains the road to the Wor ld field goal attempt victor )' of the season. the I-formation. Only San Antonio Is guaran- Bowl: 9 Stanley ran to Seabreeze's Buffalo hosts Denver in a teed a playoff berth, having "WinW3Of the summer seamatchup ten yard line -goal to go - and at could produce of- won the Summer Season's West son automa ca ti lly qualif y for fensive f ireworks. Sim pson, of Division title. carried the next bail on a the L playoffs, which begin course, seems on the road to keeper. A Memphis victory would on the weekend of Dec. I_ 20-21. another record shattering sea- qualify the Grizzlies on This set up Fite's field goal e th Th ere Is still incenti ve for these son. The th and the patriots smelled blood. Broncos, meanwhile. basis of best league record, teams to keep winning, how. hope to have running back Otis Leaving Jacksonvill Brantley recovered a loose e and Sir. ever, since the team In each dlBy JOE ASKREN Armstrong healthy. He was mingbam con tending for the football, the second Ofle played a superb aggressive defense," vision wi th the best over4ll sweeps," the coach conUnuej Herald SWfWri ju said Welt. night's berth from the Eastern Coughed by S b e iii Dlvi. record gets a bye in the opening La ke ea re ze Brantley's f reshman kicker Rob game agai nst Green Bay wi DAYTONA BEACH - "It was a great second qUP th sion. uarter. "Our key Interceptions were from Rich round of the playoffs. Fite "came through wi th the all im- bruised ri bs. win and the kids came back after being Garza Gina caied th e ball to our leading ground gainer The teams wi th th e be st over. "Should a team win either the por tant field goa l 31 beaten last week by Gainesville. It was a his second this The king home against all records in each half of goal line but a penalty wi ped a nd Jim Kelly in the last quarter," said summer or f year," al s ai it ma d Welt. l champio nshi p of good ball game and good team out, Welt. icago, continue too get huge season draw first-round byes In and the over4ll championshi effort." Asked about next Fiiday's game p mileage from quarterback the pla yof fs. Gina, a halfback who pil ed up 1V best record or all three, then substi tute LAKE BRANTLCY SEABREEZE against Osceola High School at That's how Lake Brantley Head Coach Fr an Tar kenton's dependable and di vision qua lif ie yards in the game, is a 5-7, 127 pound Ii rs In the qualifiers for summer and-or first Kissimmee. Welt explained they ha ve $ Sammy Welt sized up Friday night's 10-6 ri nq senIor, ght arm. Tarkenton corn- season's second half will be fall seaso yards rushing 20 good size and speed. He sa id Osceola held ns will be determined victory ove r Seabreeze, The Patriots are 13 plcled 17 passes in last wee k's chosen from teams which didn't from among Yords passing 34 "He's extremely quick, has great flames City scorele 1320 now the nonquallfiers 24 on th for passes e season, e ss th first three 312 rout of Cleveland, including q ualify In the first half. balance, and showed be's a durable back 433 punts quar In each di v is i on te rs In a recent game. on the basis of Interviewed In Daytona Beach's four to wide receiver John and a tough competitor," Welt said. 33 "I like the idea of a double tile best fumbles lost S3 "We'll be ready. Our kids Memorial Sta o-al1 recort mis di um after the game on a ha ve proven 7-Si Gilliam and seven to running season ...as long as we win the represents penaties "Quarterba ck Henry Stanley dId a 3i a change from the LB . F, 2) FO they can come back and win after be ing rainy night, Welt said his defense congood job on runni back Chuck Foreman. The first half," says Express previously announced polkr of ng the option and broke 2 LB Stanley I run (F I? behind," Weir said. trolled the game the entire evening, Bears, who beat P hi ladelp hi a for long rurs for SB key I. Thomas I et first downs. Tim Lake Brantley's team includes 11 linebacker Glen Gaspard. qualifying the second-place "We kept Seabreeze in the hole the on Bob Thomas' last-second "Even if we don't make it and team Forgue was outstanding on offense and seniors from the season In which and only four returning le twhole nigh?. Buck Larson, Gene field g oa l a week ago, will go Lake Arantity &fense, He play Birmingham dues, we'll only be a di;nhiration occurs," ed an outstanding ball 0 Is termen Weir saId rn.ny ,! 6-10 Bwwwzn, IMike ToLwn, Dan Marles and his pla, kabrrn, ' ' ' game, making valuable yardage inside 6'- 0 are inexperienced, but the make up for ft -- --- - - - Doug Hancock did a fantasti c job and and stopping Seabreeze on their wide with "hustle and desire." vj •:.. Lake Howell' Dashes By I.OUISSAPSIS Ilerpid Correspondent I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. NAPA, Calif. (AP) - But for th e state of th e economy, Don January would be home in Dallas happily building golf courses all over Texas, "I've got two courses under cortract but we can't get sta rt ed until th ings get a little be tter. "When folks can't build houses, th ey don't need golf courses," th e 45-year-old vet eran said. So, with the downturn in the na ti on's economy. January- who had left th e tour so me four years ago-dug his long-unused clubs out of the garag' and rejoin ed gypsy, touring golf pros at the start of this season. S SEMINOLE DELANO Dantel 12. Martin I), DeLanO ii 7 M'tCticll 170, P'urpry 15. Smley 1 1irt Do-*ns 214 Yards Rushing us -----WU Ifl9 Jo 60 Passes 930 I FumbIe Lost Punts .1- 30 0 6 90 Pt'nalte7 62 --- .Sv DON'T MISS ITS' 13 0 0 0-13 0 0 II 6-is The iarqest and most widely read edition of The Evening Herald will be published October 26th. Raines 33 run (Duggar kick) 5- -Whigham Il run (kick blocked' o Cutts 66 run lpnss failed) D-McMilIIn 1 run (kick failed) D--Cutts 17 run (kick failed INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing CmIOIC - T Raines 151)4, P4 R31ne-s 537. Branch 6 32. Whigham 1270, McDaniel 3-7. Law 11, Martin 1 ; DeLand - Cutt 11 115 Smiley I 2 3 . West 6 21. Mc Mtlian 104). Passing -- Seminole --- Whighim 100.- McMillian 9) 0 3') 10 Receiving - Seminole Raines 1 77. T. Raines 23). 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Tallahassee irkMd.. w.. n.., . . -- A - Per Lake, ty C -. ... ry II Chipfry IS, Bonifay 6 Port St Joe 76, Carter Para mjtC 0 Tallahassee FAMU 57, Green Ville 0 Panama Christian 1$. Bonifay Auburndale 22. Haines 7'. 01 Sarasota 36. Barlow 14 Detand II. Sanford 13 City Marlanna 43, Madison 0 Brandon 21. Lakeland 0 Sarasota 16. Barlow 14 Sebring 71, Lake Wales II Fort Meade 17. Frostproof 7 Palmetto ney 0 13. Worth 39, Martin Coon. riu, U'F1 Wifl u Glades Central 13, West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 6 Okeechobee 14, River,, Reach Sunccitt 6 Jupiter 20, WeSt Palm Belch North Shore 2 Glades Day 51, West Palm Beach Classroom St. Cloud 30, Ft Piece John Carroll o Sunrise Piper 14. Boyd An der son 0 13 Plantation 21. Coconut Creeli CPwcho, 7. MV9UCrZI, $ Fermin. recna Echave. TWELFTH - I. Bilbao Juan. 2. Maruri Aguirre, 3. Chuchn. Muguer:a, 4 Celaya Ramon, S. Sala Alto, 6 Fermin Aspi, 7, Er doze Mencha. S Santi Larrea. RESULTS FIRST - 1. Ice Albirdi () IS 4 500, 7 70. 7 Larri Elorza 100.) Urza Beitia PP (5) 470; Q (3 1) IS) 40. P (4 3) 111310. SECOND - I Urla Sanchez (7) ' 11' .qt a w. .i elaya Uengo.a. 1. MarurlEchave, S. Alava Miguel. TWELFTH - 1. Bilbao Attu, 7 Maruri Juan, 3. Celaya AlpI, 4. Sala Muguecza. S. SantlAguirre. 6. Chucho Ramon. 7. Zrdo:a Larree. S. Fermin Mencha. Lemon Bluff Fish Camp is open once again under the management of Ed and Jean Woods. The owners are celebrating their new venture with an outdoor fish-fry today all the catfish you can eat at a minimal charge and ii country and western music jam session will be an added attraction. The affair will get under way at 1:30 p.m. Woods reports that specded perch fishing is getting good in the Lemon Bluff section - Nell Bridges hauled in a string of 33 Tuesday and threw back numbers of small ones. One of the ....,.L,.,I •.... ..A.. l%I4s.I3 "C F, IJVU iP'U Harness Racing ENTRIES SATURDAY NIGHT u U!U Manatee 35. St Petersburg F'oca Ciega 7 Tampa Catholic 12, Braden tct Southeast i Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Slated Today At F"Ish Camp uuisi. I 10US$U. FIRST, clalmlnq, pace, mile: I 7$0; 3 Arecha Alberdi (5) S,20* Q Ohio Dream (B Regur) 101, 7. TVO twelve year old Winter Park girls, Lisa and Christine (2 71 135 50: P (72) 196 90: 0 I 0 U A Lotus Bud (Bridges) 9 2; 3 Egyp Deerfield Beach 39, Fort Lau with All?) $4? 70. (All 1) 1163 Zenke, had the time of their lives Sunday landing a nice string of tian Wind (Hob) S I; I Camden derdale Nort heast 20 THIRD I Echano Javi (3) bluegills and shellcrackers at the camp and bass co ntinue to .Jody (Whayland) $ 1; S. Miracle Dillard , $t Thomas 0 11 io. eQ. 3 $0. 7 AlcIana Arana school spasmodically. (Allen) 31; 6 Prompt Pick Pompano Beach 10, Fl, Lau 6 00, 4 40 3. Arech& r Bellia (1) 4 20; Snow (Farber) 7.2; 7 Warden Leo derdale 7 Marina Isle Camp visitors are also finding plenty of specks in 0 (3 II $69 $0; P U 1) (Becker) 6 1; 5 J.M Captain Stran.ahan 11, McArthur 7 the river, but bream have been on the slow side. Bass are hitting FOURTH - I Uria Bengoa (1) Bourgeois) 61 Miramar 10, South Broward 6 9 20. 660. 1 50. 7 Bilbao Sanchez (S) for the persistent anglers with some schooling action near the SECOND, clalmffig, pace, mile: 1 Lake Worth 39. Martin Coun i 70. 1 20, 3 Negui Eloria (2) 300; Q Jeans First (Rau) 7 7; 2. Infighter camp in the early morning ty 0 (IS) 131 60. P (15) 195.10; DD 3 1) (Allen) 31, 3 Victory Rally Pensacola Washington 7. Pen Bream have been the big thing at Osteen Bridge according to 17I tO (Brainard) II; 4. Arden Ed Jo s.ecola Tate 27 FIFTH - 1. Fermin Larrea () int. kford,wtiooperates thecaiip there. One string of35was (Deoni) 5 1; .Ioppa Star Mal Chinclawfiatchee 2'DPerna 16 40. 5 40. 4 20; 2. Erdoja Mugueria landed right off his dock and even a coup:e of ban were hooked by (Dvoracek) I 1. 6. Scotch Playboy cola Escambia 0 (2) s. 250; 3 Maruri Mencha (6) IM. Crank) $1;?. Responder (Gill Ft Walton Beach 40, Perna the bream fishermen, 170. 0 (2 7) 143.S0; P (7 7) IllS $ 1. 5. Tar Dapple (Bei-eznak) cola Woodnam 0 SIXTH - I. Oguiza Aguirre ( Larry Smi th and his moth er, Sarah, concentrated their ef. THIRD. C.3. pace, mile: 1. Ocala Pensacola Pine Forest 20. I) 50, 13 60, 5 50; 7. Negul flertgoa Spce (NchollI IC I. 7 Mm forts of bass in this area Sundiy and were rewarded with a tot-al of N;.ilte 13 1 7 00 3 3 Bb.o Ztrrc (7) - Cardinal moo % IQ ililey and Mike Ridgeway teamed up to land 94 in two days. Jack Smith. Oviedo, 43 for two days, Floyd Atkins and John Weeks, Winter Park, landed 72 Thursday. Lake Jessup is full of fish. the good catches coming in for both live bait fishermen and trollers. 111 Street . In And Around Sanford -. - Wood 17 Tarpon Springs 41, New Port • 1. N.gulLenlz. 7. Cacho Bengoa. I; A. LIsbon Hanover (Sica) 51; S Young. II, UrzBaitia, 3. ca-Via. A. EchanoSEVENTH - 1 UrzaLenlz. 2. Keilytuck Tim (R. Miller! 17.1; 6. Willtstpfl 0 Okoki, S Barre Perez, 6. Eddy. Echano Beitla, 3, Negul Alberdi, 4. Horology (Manfewa) 6 I; 7. General - 'e Butler U. Hawthorne 0 Alberds, 7 Aldana Javi. I. Larri Aldana Okoki. S. Ica Arena, 6. Joe (Jucia) 52. I. Wally Red 'e Fe 30, Newberry 6 Arena Oguiza Perez, 7. CachoJavi. S. (Bourgeoi s) 7 7. CrCSS City 20, Chiefland 15 EIGHTH - 1. Celaya Juan, 2. Eddy Y18. TENTH. B handicap, pace, mile: 1 -Irriachen It - Jacksonville Chucho Aguirre, copal 0 Belle 69, Mayo 0 Trenton 41. L1ake City Aademy 0 Ganesyille Buchholz 15, Live Oak 0 Fort Pierce Central 25. West 3. Erdors EIGHTH — 1, Celays Attu, 2. Sala anage Mets : If '1()F) Professional Golfers I - Norma Welch Spares 5-7, I Gains High Game, Series Pettyeosta Ladles Leape: Bordonoro 174. Highs for the The high series and game of the women: O'Jve Westray 177-432 morning went to Norma Welch, and Barbara Knesel 189468. who bowls for the Big Dip turn. The following splits were She had the only 200 of the spared by: Marvin McNutt 3-10, morning (202), spared the 5-7 Mary Augusto 2-7 (twice) 3-10, split, rolled two turkeys and Phil Augusto 5-10, Teddy 0 had high series of 537. Barbara Dunaway $.8, Frances Greco 3Sparks (Wallace Auto Team) 10,4-10, Bob Wilson 2-7, Gordon had the seurnd high game 196Leisemwing 2-7, Joe Weick4-7-0, 482 and two turkeys. Sharon morning. She rolled gamec of high game with 225. Peterson Delores Burke 4-5-2-10, Mike Williams (G.S.&B. Coins team) 202-IWIBI for a 568 series. took the high series 551 for the Burke 5.10, Frances Fileger 2-7- 0 had second high series 531. Anitra Gunn (team 7) 200.417, night. Robinson 506, Harold 8, and Don Burhenne 5-10. Sharon rolled live strikes In a W.O.T.M. Betty Roffe 154- Cuneo 185, Glenn Funt 184-483, Friday Morning Mystery raw in one game 197 and cam 419, tAke Mary Pub high was John Bonotto 18D, and Ann League — The high pme of the 'I back with a 191. Mary Johnson Erma Thorpe 168-162-177-507. Curtin 170, day was that of Maureen Slicer, (Wallace Auto team) rolled a Park Avenue Mobile Park team who bowls for the Cobla Boat 483-170. Twila Collins (Car-Ben highs Lois Corbine 183, Jeanette City Slickers Mixed League team (191). Alice Hendricks Jewelers) 171-172470, Sue Hickcox 195, Rose Patrick 168Larry Williams had the only rolled the highest series with 0 Wynn (Big Dip) 475. (Sue 174-506 and Stenstrom Realty 200 game a nice 221-518. it 221-518. 18. The her 477-179-166. Peg Paley 150, bowled 106 pins over her team highs Rose Messersznith only other 500 series was by J0 Watson (Imperial Auto Body average), Kitty Lawrence 190484. Melissa Meinke spared 'Darrell Swift 50171. Other Shop) 153 and Sandy Russell (Car-Ben team) 177436, and the 4-5 twice, Patrick picked Up highs: Phyllis Fuller 169476, 154. Manee Pharis spared the 'p 'p Ann Smith 171463 (Jack's Mini the 3-10, Dale Pavilcek (-on- Ruth Burk 175, Stanley VIhien 2-6-10 and bowling for the A&A • MkL) Converted sputa vent to verted the 74 (topper award) 185.474, Ken Griffin 163, Joe Clean-All team, Wanda HubBonnie I3ierfreund 4-5, Bonnie and 'Thorpe convfflt'd the 3-10 BrLster 154, Kathie Behrens 158 bard spared the 4-5-7, and 6-7lkntun &-7-10, Vonda Driver 2-7, split. and Terry Maintyre 178-478. 10, and Mary Johnson picked up Jeanette Andrews 5-10, and Dee Early Toyto Mixed League: Phyllis Fuller had a turkey and the 5-7. "Queen of the week" is Gebhardt 5-10. Mash Blythe rolled her first 200 Sylvia Hittell spared the 3-10 Sylvia Paye with plus 89 pins. Tuesday Morning Swingers and 500 during the evening (213- split. Deltona Pinbusters Mixed Ladles: "Queen of the week" 504). The high game was rolled Foresters Mixed League League Al Wianlewiki rolled wi th both ladles bowling plus 93 by Ray Hatchett VS sM he got "Star of the wee k" is Nelso n thehigh game for the day (Z12). pirc over their average: Pat the high series 504, too. A total Packwood with 65 pins ever his The high series goes to Ben Moye and Annette Wilcox. The of 14-200 games fell for the big average. Packwood rolled the Kiesel 45. Gus Reindl also with two high games of the day were league. Ed Home -562, Mack high game 01 201 and Jim a 200 game (211) and Dan Oat of Diane Gaston 163 and Blythe 219-506, PhyllIs Walsh Moyer had the high serIes 544 Bruton (204). Other highs: Bert Joyce Shields 189. The big 218460, Jeue Cook 213.200443, 196, Packwood'i series was a Lange 198-479, Gil Flleger 178, series went to Lynda Will 485, Sharon Seimer 211.640, A.J. 524, and he spared the 5.7 *Ht KIrnl 183, Relndle 543, and Pat Moye 465. Sharon EmHoffpanIn,21.201446, Terry twice, Bill Stocher rolled a 184 WisalewikI 514, Ted Wheeler, rolled four strikes in a row, has 2084, Al Bowling 204- game. George Farmer spared Joe Wei&andC,ordonSpencer Millie Garner spared the 5-7 500, Jim Johnson 203-191-554, the 3-S-7 and Judy Stocher all rolled 179 games. High for split, Dot Polk 5.10 & 5-7, Jan Hal Rich 200-555, Marvin picked up the 5-7 split, the women: Dot Bryant 164-435, Ervin 2-10, Becky PavIlk 2-5-7, McNutt 196-562. Evelyn Clayton Washday DeopOuts Mixed Gerry Leisenrjng 166-436, Sue Ellenburg 4-6-9 and Millie 190-465, Helen Wysocki 189.479, League — Tom Hopkins had Micky Long 158.431, Olive Spring, Clara Van Dusen, Bob Watson 185.540, Ed Seizer high game of 212-542 and Westray 158.432, and Marjorie Kdren Pakovic all had turkeys. 182-519, Fred Waston 179-522, Marjorie Wilson was right Wilson 158432. The fcilowmg 0 Hi-Nooners Ladies League: Harriet Jackson 174499, and behind her with her 211482. splits were converted Dorothy Bowling for the Celery Plant Bob Jackson 177409, Oth highs Gil Flleger 191.190- Burton 4-5-7, 5-7, Marjorie 10 Farm team, Dwine MacMeet Moose: Ray Robinson and 532. Jim Arroyo 188.178-468, Don Wilson 5-8-10, and and Mike 'p was the top bowler for the PetePekrsonbothtIedforthe Durham186-487 and Mike BurkeSi-lO. Li it THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY:41 WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME OEVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEA It *ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES it 41 p M1 Give Your Student A Treat __-,~-. - __ - ' 15 S ' A 4 - . - .~ -- -, A Touch Of Home _____ t- _________ _________ With Th e _____ r HERALD __ - __ ________ . . " .. 1t . - ., ._______ ... ~~ ... . _______ . I __ ___- _ - - IF - S ' - 'i - - "' / ver Lake Fami y Is Reunited - . ______ '..i .. -. / - . I -. - I - . . ' . , -. - .r: 0 __ IsjustoneofDoraLee's , ;. / " I community-oriented nrolecl.s In vs ou ----",-. Iii:_ I -, _r spp', family reunion is guscs and a color scheme of elect, from Crystal River; Mrs addition to helping her husband "i I currently in progress at the yellow and white was car ried C F Wood, Dellary, Mrs Al In his wholesale seafood -J..,. =,-C Silver Lake home of Jean and out in the decor and refresh. Clifton and I _. Richard Fowler (Adm. USN, -. .A., ments. i I Bruce, Det.and; Mrs. Paul , She is assistant to the - . ~ ret.). The arri val of their \ 16, Flowers, Osteen, and Mrs. executive director of Organized ~- i Attending the ily fete da ughter and her husband, ww m n Homer Bruce, the ere the ing ford Carolyn a nd Jody Mancuso relatives: Mmes. B. K. Har. from San Diego, Calif., who will ___________ At age 9, Kelly Reynolds, offltizenson Taxation (ACY), son, Os Gooding, A E make t he ir home here, mar ks daughter of Kathleen and Bill and is a member of Central __ LAA,11.son, Belle Cawley, Harold the first time all the fauffly has __ Hughes, Reynolds, has already begun a Baptist Church, Beta Sigma Phi _ ~_. ~ 1, __j , - ~_ fliers, Edward been together since 1967. honoring her niece, Leslie Michael Korgan, Wayne phase of "politicking". A third sorority, Council of Arts and I _m While Richard was Com. Bruce, Oct. 10 bride-elect of grade student at Barney Sciences of Central Florida f _~ _A /__7___1 M-_ __1 mander of Attack Wing 1, Ken Manri, both of Crystal "v . .. . Academy Inc. (pre- Sanford '. Woman's Club: kromer '_ Bruce. - _ Sanford Naval Air Station River. Other hostesses were 1 1kindergarten through grade Seminole County Democratic (SNAS), from 1965.67, the Helen Heirs and Mildred Other family members at. 12), Maitland, Kelly has been Women's Club and Greater Fowlers were active in com• Peters, tending were Mrs. Robert elected to the Student Council at Sanford Chamber of Corn- Dora Lee Russell ex*W Bicentennial Ballet to Rich Chtireb, public relations director of Auto-Train Corp.,from Washington D.C. (Her dPhoto by Doris DietrIch munity affairs, as well as Navy. Bridal Bingo entertained the Bruce, mother of the bride- the academy. merce. Theypurchased and lived in their present home while stationed here and since their return, a little over a year ago, have been in the process of restoring and re-furbishing the home. Following a tow' of duty at SN AS, Richard was transferred to San Diego. From there the family went to Okinawa for reach a degree of concentration three years end back to existed every object, scene developing process has been so that he can unfold and pick Honolulu for a year before or event that has occurred since applied. up images and thoughts from a retreating to their retirement the beginning of the world has To the casual observer, Anne, Everybody is psychic, ac home in Sanford. glass of water, or for that lift on the ether or astral light, who comes from a very humble cording to Anne Gehman, matter, any object, or by While in Honolulu, their i trace of its being Indelible, background, is an ordinary wife world-famous psychometrist, throwing up an imaginary daughter, Pam, enrolled at the while the world endures. and mother like your next door clairvoyant, clairaudjent and movie movie screen, too project University of Hawaii, where The same applies to more neighbor. However, her psychic medium. visions from the cosmic conshe remained until the past on palpable objects, trees and acumen is without modern-day Many people are born with sciousness level," Miss Gehsummer when she returned stones. Sounds and perfumes parallel as is witnessed in the psychic aptitudes, while anyone man added. home to Sanford. even leave their Impressions on 87th book, written by Harold can successfully develop In this Anne also stresses there Is no Education is now in comsurroundings and color plays a Sherman, featuring Anne and field through training. such thing as a miracle. Both mand on the "Good Ship vital role in all life forms. her outstandingly accurate Persons are born with certain Fowler ". Richard and animal life and plant life are With a reasonable amount of predictions and visualizations talents, while others develop in products of natural law. In this daughter, Beth, are attending training, psychometry is made which have brought wide atthe arts such as painting, music universe nothing has been Florida Technological simple. By holding an object tention on four continents. and dancing, through training. added, nothing taken away and University. Richard Jr. is a belonging to another, and with This modest woman has been Anne's philosophy is there is nothing new under the student at Florida Institute of free mind control, a person can honored by her presence before Anne's foremost Interest everyone has free will of mind sun, life is Infinite, even in the Technology and Deborah and visualize much information the ESP Research Associates among her unlimited and can change his own course burning of trash. The smoke Thomas are enrolled at Trinity about the subject. q Foundation, and has been qualifications Is in the field of of events. 0000 goes into the atmosphere to Prep. The skeptics all say it's _. elected to the International education—informing persons When asked how she felt form gasses and the ashes into impossible, and many who are Completing the family affair ~iJJ it r a Congress of Parapsychologists and bringing them into unabout fortune telling, she the earth, for better plant picture, Jean's parents, Mr. unaware of the seven levels of and Paraphysicists In Prague, derstanding their own higher ANNE GEHMAN replied, "I believe it's Imgrowth to nourish animal life and Mrs. Edwin Ray, formerly consciousness might comment, Czechoslovakia, among her power of mind. possible because it would learn the same tactics emand on and on. of Rhode Island, built a "I could never learn all this," many accomplishments. remove the free will of mind. ployed by many so-called Persons interested in certain Think about it. A roll of film retirement home on the Fowler She had done readings for Beginning Oct. 2 she will You see all these ads about fortune-tellers. phases of the physical action of can be left in a camera for property and are now perconduct introductory classes three kings and is advisor to fortune telling in various One of the many subjects the psychic sciences can purmonths. The images and picmanent residents of Sanford. numerous businessmen. Her with a new approach. Some of publications that is 'guarancovered by the attractive, softchase paperbacks in any tures are there, but invisible the subjects covered will be services are constantly in teed'. There is no such thing as bookstore covering divination, spoken, medium, teacher and until the film has been demand by law enforcement ESP in Business, Meditation for guaranteed predictions, lecturer in her classes is palmistry, graphology, developed and printed. The agencies in the solving Psychic Unfoldment, Knowing of The Be[ Air home of Mrs. "Well, you know my opinion psychometry. This theory is radiesthesia, numerology, mind works similarly: the Real You and How To Solve crimes and missing persons. Clifford (Hazel) Johnson was of fortune-telling and crystal based on the belief that astrology, phrenology and Psychometric "photographs" Your Many of these accounts Own Problems, followed made the site of L festive ball gazing. Any layman can everything that has ever cartomancy among others and remain impalable until the by national headlines until her open forum. life miscellaneous bridal shower BCjS \ . ' .. • ---- .. . ~ ' - . _______ Women's Movement Shows Some Advances, Some Setbacks In Six Years p 10 'p 'p ) 'p p 'p 'p Six years ago, thousands of NEW YORK women thronged streets throughout the country to commemorate the 50th anniversary of women's right to vote. In New York, the event was celebrated by a jubilant march down Fifth Avenue culminating In a mass demonstration In Bryant Park behind the Public Library. "Wow," said feminist Kate Millett, author of the movement's new bible, "Sexual Politics," "we really have a movement now." Where is that movement today? There have been notable advances (ERA, abortion) as well as major setbacks, The Equal Rights amendment, a target issue, still remains unratified. The national day care centers bill, passed by Congress, suffered presidential veto and lies dormant. Women's right to abortion on demand, while confirmed by the United States Supreme Court, is being attacked in - It Call Today HERALD : 41 41 'p Will BeOnIts Way-.- 'p 'p 'p 'p 'p 'p 'p ' p 322-2611 'p Elwwmtn&,,Her,dW Is the women's movement finally making It? Over the past six years there have been significant advances as well as serious setbacks, but one thing Is clear: the liberated woman is not a pessing fancy. PAT CHAPMAN JONES, atTh'c In the women's movement from the beginning, assesses the situation. By PAT CHAPMAN JONES The Herald Services 'p It The - It $240Month ..: .2 Abortion Rules Eased, ERA Unresolved 41 Just ___ ,. 'k . - .-. 'p 10 ,r g V 4. .j 1 , 14 V It Z . . - " Z of it - - Si i ! !! IL - ' -r ' - Primed For All-Star Matches I Victoria Hans IT Crank) 10 I . 2 Muguerza, 4 Alava Mencha, S. Echa.c. 3 AlavaLarrea, 1. Santi Potentate Pick (Udell) S 1; 3. Idaho Fermin.Altu, 6. MarurlAzpl, 7. AzpI, S CuchoJuan, 6. Maruri Lyn (no driver) 51. 4 Paprika Senti Portion, S. Sala Larrea. Mencha. 7. FerminMugu.rza, 5. Lobell (Brainard) 92; S. Haywood NINTH - 1. Aguirre, 7. Juan, 3. Erdoze Ramon. Cash (Mantegna) 41; 6. Curious Bilbao, 4 Sala, S. Zarre, 6 Celaya. Y. NINTH - 1. Juast, 2. Agulrre, Note (Wyatt) 3 1; 7. Easter April Erdoza, S. Azpl. 3.SJIa,4 Zarve. S. BiIbao. 6. AWl. 7. (Neely) 51; S Beth Oregon (E. TENTH —1. Larrea, 2. Ramon, 3. Celaya, S. Erdoza. Taylor) 72 I M - - - "=iI - . raz er 1c) NEW YORK (AP) "A lot of in 1971. "We've never gone outside Grant, the Mets' chairman of people think I have the r-epuFrazier's appointment, for the organization in search of a the board. "He certainly earned tation of being like a first w- one year at an estimated salary manager and feel extremely Ow opportunity to demonstrate geant," said broad-shouldered, of only 125,000.430,000, contln- fortunate to have had a man of those qualities on a major bull-strong Joe Frazier after ued the Me ts' trend of choosing Joe Frazier's calibre and quail- league level. We feel his ap. being named manager 01 the their field bosses from within ties around to maintain our pointment is as rewarding for New York Mets for the 1976 the organization, track record," said M. Donald us as it is for him." season. "That's not true. I 't had any problems with any of layers my plaers in the past. You can go ask them." From his record, it would be difficult to doubt Frazier. Since joining the Mt' es organization in 1968 as a minor league manCOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) course, will carry a first prize and Joe Inman. ager, Frazier's teams have won Jack Nicklaus and Tom Wets- of $25,000. Opening matches Tuesday pit four league championships, In- kopf, seeded into the semiThe field is domina ted by 10 Snead vs. Burns, Hayes vs. cluding one each of the last finals, lead a field of 18 profes- young lions of the American pro Stanton, Crenshaw vs. Imie, three years—at Tidewater of slonal golfers In the $117,500 In. tour, led by four-time winners Th ompson vs. O'Leary, Heard the International League in ternatlonal All-Star matches J.C. Snead and Jerry Heard. vs. Graham, Pearce vs. Inman, 1975, at Victoria of the Texas this week at Nicklaus' new The other rising United States Kite vs. Takahashi and Fezier League in 1974 and at Memphis, Muirfield Village course, stars include Mark Hayes, Ben vs Gallacher. also of the Texas League, in The first-year event, begin- Crenshaw, Leonard Thompson, 173. ilte other title was at nlag with eight matches 'I'ties- Eddie Pearce, Tom Kite, The 18-hole semifLn.aL and fiVisalta of the California lagitn day e'er !he par-?2, 7,000-yard Fcrreat Fezier, George Burns nals are scheduled Thursday. - _J . -- '•. % maruri-Biengoa, 3, Efdoza. FOUPTH — 1. MarufI Muguerls, &old Affair (W Kinsley) 7 2. s 0 Agui rre. 4 Santi•Ethave. S. Chucho 2 Erdoza Echave, 3. Sala Miguel, I. Ronnie Flyer (Dennis) 10 I; 6. Bids Tampa Temple Heights 16, Miguel, 6 Fermin Larrea, 7. SantiBengo., S. Domingo Ramon, Byrd (Howard) 92; 7 Dazzling Star Tampa Birkety Prep 6 Celaya Mencha. I Sale Remo. 6. Chucho Mencha, 7 Celcya. (no driver) S I. 5. Black Star Baby Tampa Robinton 75. Tampa SIXTH 1. Negul Echave, 7. Larrea, I. Fermin Aguirre. (E. Taylor) 61. Hiltsborough 3 Barre Rengoa, 3. Domingo Perez. 4. SIXTH 1. ArecttePerez, 7. NINTH, claiming. handicap, pace, Tampa Jeftterson. tO. Tampa Alava Alto, S ArechaMiguti, 6. Barre Agurre, 3. Negul Attu, 4 mile: I. Governor Del Lee (Kiosley) Chamberlain S Oguiza Elorza, 7. Bilbao-Zarre, S. Domingo Zarre, S. Alive .Javl, 6. $ I; 2. Ma(or Jones (Brainard) 7-2; Hernando I. Crystal River .0 Cacho J&V4. Ogulia Miguel, 7. Bilbao E'or:a, It. 3, Beautiful Waverly (E. Taylor) " —i-- P - 2. - \ - i . __,_. .', ---- - F A ______ '"-' ' - SEVENTH _______ In the event you are down in turned out for community in Central Florida's Dimen- developing young talent to a Cultural Event for Orange . the dum ps or have a chronic gatherings and 'togetherness' sions 174 including several fine degree of artistic and County case of the 'blahs", just ask the main thing, and re live teleusloa performances, and technical proficiency. In April, the guild will attend Mrs. Tom (Dora Lee) Russell, history. Creating this at- letter from S. Leonard Pas Jr., Ballet Guild is one of two Southeastern Regional Ballet president of Ballet Guild of mosphere again would be the director of!' inc Arts Council of performing arts groups from Association (SEIIBA) at BirSanford-Seminole (BGS), about greatest contribution Ballet mingham, Ala. Dora Lee this group. The enthusiasm she Guild could make toward the — usually accompanies the _______ ive as a Bicentennial year," the "If we could just bring the people together (lancers on all out-of-town ------4 shot in the arm. president concluded. Regarding the guild's The touring state-chartered again, like in the old days, when everybod regional meetings throughout Bic ceneflrnalid BLlletthe m turned out for community gatherin gs and members of which attracts L ent commented, has a full schedule for the 197~_ countr is "Well you don't have to be a 75 season, including several togetherness was the main thing and major dance circles ballet enthusiast to enjoy this appearances in the Central relive history." Other events on the agenda fantastic performance. As 200 Florida area. The Bicentennial for April are an outdoor sltowon years of history along the St. lal1ct will premiere in Dora Lee Russell the Sanford lakefront and the Johns Htvur unfold, UU'IJUgh the i"ebruary 6, at the Civic ,\nnaul HGS Open Golf Tourcostumes, scenery and music, Center, followed by a reception nament, the guild's major you can just feel and see, honoring Donna Lou Askew, to Florida, commending the ar- Seminole rnt'; sicheduled to fundraising project, which was ,. "If we could just bring the whom (he ballet is dedicated. tistic directors initiated by Dr. Torn Largen and appear in Dimensions '76, a people together again, like in A variety of notomiety choreographers, Miriam nine-day festival officially and Joe Kurimai. the old nays, when everybody followed the guild's appearance Wright and Valerie Weld, for designated Hopefully, a secret lover of as the Bicentennial . the ballet company will sponsor FIGS to appear in the Bicentennial festivities ln the nation's capitol, with all poceds, after S expenses, going to the Florida . -•, Joe Th I .- - 01 Gainesville P K h t S - - Tampa Plant 24, Tampa Leto M ' -- Ice. Pace (Ulmer) $ 1; 4 Special Byrd Sanchez. 7. Urzat'aa. I. Larri, Sanchez, S. EddyOkoki, 6. Aldana- (Brainard 72. S. Killarney Knight AIbe'rdi Arena, 7 Urza Alberdi, I Barre (Sica) 17 I. 6 Jimmy Gold (Saul) I RcNy Gulf 0 FOURTH - I. Aretha Sanchez. 7. Elorza. er Volo (no driver) S-I; S. 1; 7 Mle Largo 13, Seminole 7 Domingo Elora, 3. LarrlJavl, 4. THIRD I. Eddy Beitia, 2- Dan Way (B. Regur) 61. Inverness Citrus 22, Hudson 0 BarreMlguel, S. Negul Zarre, 6. AldanaLeni:. 3. EchanoOkoki, 4, EIGHTH. claiming, pace, mile: 1. Dunellon 20, Land O'Lakes 6 Bilbao Echave, 7. AlavaBengoo, S. Ice Alberdi, S. Larri Via, 6. Uric Marion Sleek (M. Crank) 5 1; 2 ZephyMills at South Sumpter Cacho Perez Arena, 7. Arecha.Sanchez, S Bomber C IF Ihlenfeld) 3.1; 3. pod, rain FIFTH - 1 Domingo Muguerza, Oguira .$avi Bombay Jayson (Surhan) 51; * - -- . Jul-Alai Ballet Presi e d ent' s Enth . - -. Sunday, Oct. 5, i,7s—c Bicentennial Performance Planned Pier, called Merle Keller ho runs the Daytona Main to say the channel bass, bluefish, and sheepshead are giving the pier fishermen all they can handle. Merle took a day off this week and went fresh water fishing along with Kerni.s Meadows. They trolled yellow "No-Alibi" jigs , Flagler Palm Coast 0 Woodruff near De Land and landed th eir limit of speckled in Lake Rocktedge S. New Smyrna t(h 7 0 1 perch. Purim ( ~.,.' ,Isry) a 1, 3 Prov(I 5pt"icl 19of the large mout.lii.'Iliey wwd plastic %%oruis, boUi blackand Don Sinitli at Seniinule Sporting GoWs Swre had a good ior 6 lBrain.ard) 17, 4. Ge3rge Way (B. Pace 44. Walnut pill 6 purple, to take this beautiful catch. SEVENTH I. Eddy Leniz "Fish tale" this week. Another Don Smith (no relation) of Lake Miami Colonial Christian 2$, ) Regur) S 1; S. Bonnie Flash a ) Bker 26. Jay 6 19 00. 10 700. 2 Negul The Wekiva River bass are still In a hung ry mood, Paul Mary surf f ished on the coast Monday. After pulling in several 11 Inter American 0 Perez (l) (Kausner) 9?; 6 Spring Daisy Panama City Bay 16. Crest 11.00. 5 60. 3 Larri Alblrdi (6) 3 40; Pnecrest 1$, Dade Christian view 0 (Rau) $ 1; 7. Flying Hank (Britton) d at Wekiva Landing (formerly Camp Seminole) told of Snyder tied into ore that kept him channel bass on live finger mullet, 0 (1 5) 155 10; P (51) 1172 13 31. $ Noble (P Miller)6.1. Florala. Ala, 71, DeFuniak several good catches th is ss 't'ek. EIGHIH his won the battle, his surf CelayaAltu wife, Kathy, got into the sweating for nearly two hours. He finally .'ami Lake's 9 Northwestern FOURTH. claiming, pace, mile: 1 Spring's Walton 14 19 10, 600, 500; 7. Sale Echave conversation, saying, "Don't forget the women up under the strain. anglers. Myrtle and 20 pound test line holding spinning outfit Talnya Patch (P. Miller) 10 1. 2 . 9 DO-# 60. 3. Alva-Aipi (3) 3 10 0 (2. Miami Northwest Christian Mar Marg Rusty (Kalathas) Marianne 43, Madison 0 Chalker and Marie ThIstlewood have been pulling in consistent 6 1; 3. The big one turned out to be a tarpon of almost 100 pounds. Srnith 4) 137 00. P (4 2) $103.70 17, Florida Christian 0 Tallow (Byrd) S 1; 1. Dugger Wave Quincy Monroe 26, Vernon 0 catches of bass and bream." NINTH said he hooked another equally as large but lost him. I. Juan (2) IS 20. 3.20. Miami Palmetto 27, South Wakulla 77. Chattahoochee (Lewis) S 1; 3 Lin.colns Spirit 140; 2. Erdoza (7)1200,7.50; 3. AipI Charles Bryant, accompanied Miami 7 by two friends, found the Word from Wayne Brady at the "Fishin' Hole" in Daytona lOeBerry) 6 1. 6. Dr, Puff IT Tallahassee Leon 21, Panama (4) 6 50. 0 (27) 531 00; P %Vekiva bass In a biting mood and when they returned to the dock showed lots of big trout in the Halifax River. One of nine pounds Miami EdIsc,j 5. North Miami City Motley 6 Crank) 10 I. 7. Jimmies Arelene 19660 7 Blountitown 25. Tallahassee I Ramon (7) 1200. tC"sti 72,6 Ripping Richie (E. at Wekiva River Haven Camp, they had 19 to show for their trip. wts landed off Main Street Bridge on an artificial lure and plenty TENTH Miami LaSalle 77, 8dm 0 Taylor) 3 1 Florida High 6 7 60, 5 00; 2 Moron (S) 500, At least six of them were trig ones, the rest were school size bass, of channel bass are being taken on live shrimp. 7.00;).FIFTH, claiming, pace, mile. I OP VercA 0 Other strings of seven to nine bass were reported by camp Vega (J. Hyselil SI; 7 Iron City Snook are hitting off the Da,siona area bridges ct night and 11 5)1162 60; 00 122) 1307.40. Naples LeIy 17. Cypress Lake Nancy (P. Regur) 3 ; 3, operator George Cheney. surf fishermen are getting big bluefish, channel bass, snook, and ELEVENTH —1 CelayaJuan($) 0 Jim '7I!...1 I i' rt r';, ."ir The '"—' C'4 Latle etrn iv' v, _, 'i-t: t Ponce Inlet. Naples 20. Charlotte 0 itJ('dI J, ) dfJ1iit (kWiay 10.470; 3 Arecha Bengoa (3) 120. land) ENTRIES nicknamed by this colunn, "The Bass Lady" for her many outClewiston 73, Moore Looks like the charter boat fleet at Inlet Harbor might get a 5 1; 6 Kirby Bohemia (Saul) 5 Immokalee 2. Lake PIacci 0 1; 7. Graft N. (Kaus,ner) 6 1; Ili Beth standing angling feats. Dottie hasn't been able to fish for a couple break in the weather by this week end. A call Thursday evening TWELFTH I Bilbao Alto U Merritt l Iand 33. Eau Gallie ) Dean (Beceznak) 171 of years due to an accident but we hope to be hearing of good SO. Sale 1700. 5.00. FIRST 2 Mencha (6) I. Neg'i.Okoki, 7. 10 brought the information that the wind was beginning to subside 6 SIXTH. C.7, pace, mile: 1. Argo $ 40 500. 3. Chucho Aguirre (2) Echano Via, 3. LarriLenli. 4. Ice catches again in the near futug-e. Delray Beach 21, Melbourne 0 and seas were calming. The only boat outside this week was the Angus (Croisin) 9 2; 2 winning Tine 1 70. 0 (36) 13900: P III 6) Arana, S. EddyBeitla. 6. Urza stronut is. Cocoa Beach 0 1127.50; (P. Regur) 3 1, 3. Singing Sam Lake Jessup, always noted for its production of bream and Snow White, a 75-foot luxury deepsea fishing boat. Captain Al Big 0 (2$ with 36) 52.299 10. Sanchez. 7. Cacho.Alberdi, •, Vero Beach 13, Cocoa 0 (Ber,znak) 101; 1. Palomlte speckled perch, is back in the news again. This time, the specks A 1,397; Handle 1215.577 Kline reportedboth his trips this week yielded fair catches of Melbourne Central Catholic Aldarta Elorza. Starciust (Rau) 6 I. S. Butlers SECOND are the big item with many limit strings landed this week. 1. Echano Beitia, ; 2. snapper and black sea bass. Florida Air S MONDAY MATINEE Widow (FitlupeIli) 72.6 Mindy Nib Eddy Leni:, 3 Oguiza Albecdl, 4. FIRST —1 Larri Okoki, 2. Negul A few sample catches listed by Riley's Camp include a string (no driver) SI; 7. Sourdough The big kingfish are offshore but with seas running eight feet Clearwater 3, Dunedin 2 Ica Sanchez. S. Larri-Okoki, 6. Beitla. 3. Ica Eloria. I. Aldana. (Scafuro) SI; S Miley Clip Away of 30 for Sam Wright, Mr. Mann and Mr. Wilson of Oviedo and high, trolling boats haven't had a chance to get tothem. St Pete Gibbs M North Fort Barre Aran&, 1. Aldana.Yza. I. Albefc1l, S. Eddy-Leniz, 6 Cacho (Bridges) a 1. Mert 13 01 their wives took home 40 on a Wednesday trip and a Longwood Unza Eloria. Gov. Reubin Askew has pwlaimed October as National Via. 7. Echano Arana. 5. Uria SEVENTH, C.I. pace mile: 1 St. Pete Northeast il. St. THIRD I. ArechaBeitia, 7. 5ancppg, couple, Jack Dempsy and wife landed 65 in two days of fishing. Seafood Month In Florida, calling on all citizens of the state to senators Tina (Rosin) 37. 7. Pete 6 Echano LenhZ. 3 Eddy Okoki, 4. Ice SECOND 1. Larri Beitia, 7. Queen (E. Taylor) 77; 3. Reveille Gene Sabin and wife of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, caught 30, David serve and eat more seafood during the observance. Sarasota Riverview Si. Lake .IavI, S. OguizoArana, 6. Aldana. Echano Lent:, 3. OguizaYza, 1. Daytona Beach Mainland 15 ttona Beach Spruce Creek 6 1),1004M Lake Brantley 10. Daytona Fir ach Sea Breeze 6 Da ytona Beac h Father Lopez WOMEN tj 'p 'p many ways in various parts of the country. Because of the recession, many jobs recently gained by omen have been lost because of seniority rules. And this summer at Mexico City, the much hailed International Women's Conference sponsored by the United Nations, degenerated into a political forum. Back home, there have been signs of open rifts between segments of the movement. One group, the Red Stockings, whose founding manifesto emphasized ''sisterhood," issued a wordy document attacking editor and writer Gloria Steinem as "purported CIA agent." In addition, the year has seen the growth of several national women's organizations dedicated to "teaching the art of pleasing the man In happy subservience." Despite these losses, feminist leaders remain optimistic about the movement now and its futt're citing widespread acceptance and growth at the grass roots. "You can compare the movement today to a kid who shoots up like a bean pole and then takes time filling out," noted one observer. "We're going into Phase If," said Audrey Colom, president of the National Women's Political Caucus. "The era of confrontation Is passing. We're n-toying to the nuts and bolts technical politics. It's not so dramatic but this is how we are going to win the power. We're digging it, for the long haul, U" 11111' mm If li -: 1:rr t-= --.-- Something to celebrate In the women's movement — the 50th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote. Women's liberation demonstration was In perk facing New York's City Hall. learning that success in business or politics depends on a well-developed game plan. Shirleys (Chi.sholm) and Bellas (Abzeg) don't just happen." II you judge by numbers, the movement is certainly filling out at all levels. The National Organization of Women, founded in 1966, now boasts a membership of 50.000 here and abroad with major growth reported in suburban chapters. The National Women's Political Caucus, formed in 1971 with l membership of 271 women, has grown to a political force of 35,000 with organizations in nearly every state. The National Coalition of Labor Union Women, founded in 1974, has a roster of 4,000 members In 45 chapters. Labor union organizations of white collar women office workers, who represent one- third of the female work force, report dramatic growth with almost 23,000 enrolled last year alone. The growth, however, is more than just in organization numbers. It's In numbers of women kaining political power at all levels. In 1974, according to the NWPC, more women were elected to Congress than ever before in history. There are currently 19 women in the house of Representatives; 610 women in state legstures, twice as many as in 1969. Also at the state level, Connecticut has a woman governor, Ellen Grasso, the first to be elected on her own merit and not succeeding a husband. New York has it soman lieutenant-governor, Mary Ann Krupsak. Meanwhile, at the local level, women are running for a multitude of offices, from dog catcher to register of wills. In Texas, during the last election, 2,400 otzien were candidates for office throughout the state, according to a WPC survey. There's a growing political awareness by all women, in the opinion of Colom. "The growing consumer movement and demonstrations prove that women are becoming more political," she observeti. "When a woman goes into it supermarket and refuses to buy beef, she's made a political decision. Look at the meat boycott. It was organized and led by women. It couldn't have happened without the movement." The years have seen legislative gains In many areas. Domestic workers are now Included in minimum wage leg'lslatlon, in education, Title 9 prohibits discrimination and discriminatory attitudes. The New York State Department of Education recently issued guidelines for a whole new educational system which hens sexism in everything from books to teacher attitudes, .\ presidential order prohibits job dLsrixmiin.tioii the part of federal contractors. Rape bills, guarding the rights of victims, now exist in several states and are top priority in others. In California, in a recent decision, the judge is now prohibited from a traditional charge to the jury, "Rape Is easily charged and hard to defend." - Ii im �- venin Hera, Sa nf ord, FL ES - -- SENIOR CITIZENS Language Classes ___ -___'_ nesdays Beginners French Conversation is offered at 1 Project I -- Community President Unda Sapp called be held Oct. 18 at Lord Members began the evening Bojanowski, Henry and Debbie the meeting to order and Churnley's Pub. The Valentine at Man Hills Bowling Lanes Bowlin, David and Linda White, . - President discussed the ____ .; Pat Mo, social chairman - - 4 - iiuut I- -_- _____ - _I engagement and approaching ______ public Rnd vrill meet at Bram hand during the moming to do testi ng for those who Wish th TOWeFS. e Rozi Sue Curti, to Freder'ck 1. Reading Interpreta tion and James Harris Ill, SOfl of Mi's. . __~ '. Dr. Alfred Jol.snn of Winter self-expression of on" o thoughts in relation to othm Park has assisted in the late Frederick James ,g,% :,.,-~,,, . .. .. L em ing . Fill I SML7u. to arrangements and will do the Ha1,.IJ J _ -''& &.I4i '-organize your thoughts an say lecture on the three eye con4. The bride-elect attended what you mean will be a part of ditions. . Lyman High School and the material covered I graduated from Central Adult Them is a fee of S2.00 for the LipReading School. She is empl oyed course taught by Rosemary by Frisch's Restaurant, Winter Roberts. . . , Park. -.Born in Panama City, she is First Concert g ra ° nddaughter of Mr. and Both beginners and advanced Peter L Curti, of DeLand students of lip reading In Series Harris was born In Auburn I invited to participate in classes - 0V ~_il Wia 4 1- ~ The f irst cort of the season to be offered b} Project Ala, and graduated from . sponsored by project OASIS, and Seminole Community Colonial High School, Orlando, Semihole Community College College at Bm Towers in and Seminole Junior College. • azd Local 389 of the A.F.M. Sanfordeach Th ursdayevij He is employed as restaurant ..'If IMusicians Trust Fund will be at 7 p.m. beginning October 2. manager by Frisch's, ia-1 held at St. Ridurds Episcopal .Am According to the instructor, Park. -k~&- -- - . ' '.- r_~ I.. . r.' - - I . ___ - -,:-,- , Disso lutionsOf thuMt, 5151 Lake Howell Rd., Gerald Buckman, classes will He is the grandson of Snowhill Rd., Bx 15 Geneva, linda. C. Stanley & Wm. C. The program which features that will aid the beginner while Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. harp and flute will be followed at the same time allow the Frederick James Harris Sr., of by a reception for the artists, advanced student to progress 311)4 Country Club Rd., Sanford. Linda Threatte, fl utist, and as desired and needed. The wedding will take place Rosalinc Beck, harpist, will be There will be a charge of 12 Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at First well known in Central Florida enroll. a VVVWF ' r "71 - ___ . — Association of Seminole County at the general meeting Oct. 13 -.%ill fia -.c Robert Carlton, at 7:45 p.m. in the Seminole ~ / McCall Oct. 4 at the Church of matching Venice lace. curriculum that as is at I P.M. on the Herdon education chairman of fourth zrsday. MHAS ' Availabit in tan I There is no age requirement She iniltes all persons inand residents as well as winter visitors are welcome in the terested In the mental heaWh of , _N I f - , - mee - S JfW _ ,-__`i,~_--*- - OFF! 30% k i ) '.._, -, 'r - %, k". T I • I. 1I1 ;T! I ~!. - Z I k. . . i1q SHOE STORE V, t-A I 0 iflow S • VV I TEEN AN —' i i • u There : I 1-i - - Wanted To Learn To Tap 1- 40. I_~AiA -4 A RING SALE A Fur Starsoo 13thA - Sonfwd, Fla. sa" ow UnW1014 VOW84 area 319 -- 9W ... I i ! Toe. ,,, 68.00 I ~ I .1 skirts in a colorful array of harvest hueS. I IV t_7I L "I ~U~ " wardrobe, choose 40 up I 021 - DEAR ABBY: The woman who "lent" the embarrassed Pleasantly priced at .9anm trw gow ~ ~ . Actually, It has been only 1. - - - . 0 .r, - _0.11L. . - ~ President Fritz Goetz cor. I Super SALEI ALL FURNITURE IN 10 STOCK TO 60% OFF WOODWARD MEADOWCRAFT SCROLL ALL ACCESSORIES 70 % SOME FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES 40 to women of all economic classes I didn't ant to, but he insisted, Our weekly entertainment young unmarried maidens so I hastil) scribbed, 'V program Every Tuesday: 8 were later labeled -Miss.-, Frankly, in the written word Reynolds, Bountiful, Utah," and gave it to him. __-_1-_P,VX _..V_ _. - Fr 6 4 1 m4l 5~;; Jim. Yel - when a woman's marital status having a particularly hard time of each month: 2 p.m., Lafof it, I received an envelope feeklatch, a social ho wi with a New York postmark. yurniny homemade goodies and Pasted on the outside of the delicious coffee; every the hook. Lega lly, a married envelopewasthesamescrapof Saturday: 8 p.m., "Happy woman is Just plan Jane paper on which I'd written m Hour" and dance. Elizabeth Doe. :~L - Iiii-.1 r ' __ - P.m.. Mixed card night; every Friday: 7:30 p.m., Bingo night Two bears later, when I was (Jackpot $100), 2nd Wednesday - - .- ___ Uz I. , , ..;14~1_11 . __ 4 I -1-1F. = - --_ . V. A ,r 9 1z A~ - - ~ - ~~r- i- PH. "7.2534 . So. to each her own, but in my case please separate the his. with an 1111", for the two "R's" in marriage-real and right. And - U IL it IV - 0 CAST 0ILANDO FER14PARK "ISYCILANDO Pillit HILLS SANFORD.FLA "* IFMORANILVD fast Colleatal at Hwy 414 Cot way 14at SANFORD 'A ti -L . . r-, - . ~-_ - ~_, -. - ;_1r,T - T~11;~i, TODAY _~ SUNDAY --- 'V SALE STARTS 4 , f--:;, --.t-- -_ Iffill Caroline Swartz, .. iv'. I r : Sanford - __ - l' - __ __ ____ ~~, ~ - --- t- - __ _____ - - - .- - - ~-__ ~, - . - __ __ _ ___ - - __ - --_ - -__ ____~_______ I ~- ------- - — 691C JJ d. _ ,flf 1.JI PERUVIAN I i 0 INCA PRINTS ~: C ____ - ~ - ------, - .- __ - -_- - __ — ' ININ camping across the northern states They will tour the west I Iii— m Vuv I= t- --------- QUILTING FLEECE daughter of Emerson and the late Mrs. Swartz of Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce, and the gra ndson of Mrs. R. R. Deas, both of Sanford. = 218 220 E FIRST ST - ____ __ - 0 ( where they - 1: . ,~ when I was In the hospital years many pleasant surprises in- ,~ : 2560 South Elm Ave. - 16%1 1 I am reminded of one time event. The evening promises FloralPark,Longlaland,N.y,, and Richard Bruce were marrledSepil3inCus(er,S,D. _____ 11111 11 i' . . . \ 1- She should have given her the dially invites out meinbers and '4 it Feell . 1 ,1 ,1 1 1-- Young As You -__ - -__ - 11111 an it back, but never did.) orders." I snapped. *~. %~ ____ RO H.: SAN DIEGO DEAR ROY: Thanks for a and carry out your dollar as a gesture of kindness. their pests to this fun-filled ____________________________ ON Society Pl ning Weinfest cheats. You're As Ph. 323-1900 i ceremony! __________________________________________ worid can't stand, it's a kid who Richard Bruce _~_ f ; Or Piopi. Make Us Nmb.t On. UTAH - .!- __ I -N ZAL (CA111:01W.' Leg AndTap -Z - j99ff...34.95 Lds.I v,..c.,.,......................... 39 ...... 67.95 LdLI4KYI ._ father asked. "You never chases has the wrong attitude. their 5th annual weinfest, Oct. (She said she was disappointed 11, at the German American because the lady took her name Society Clubhouse, 381 Orange d address, promising to pay Lane, Casselberry. "Shut For Abby's booklet,"Now to Have a Lovely Wedding' send SI to Abigai l Hills. Call#, 90212. Please enciose a long. seIl-addressed, starrip" i2 oci o"vei"t.. a little more between seasons 31.96 Yet.LispilLsivii . __ - -I .0 ' Shake L % I __ I J — Fun There are slacks , blouses, jackets, •- ______ Join In The in" flO0. LA, Call ________ and Mixables from Trissi - ABBY Boa No. 10069. Enclose stamped, self. toward the couple. And all "Miss," only to be haughtily available and I certainly di dn't wlUn the past few hundred i i say 'I've Always . of On the other hand, I have was always the possibility that 1 Don't Just thing marriage performing a marriage is, or V.R.: BOUNTIFUL, w hile I was performing the negativisms, including There are many pros and Tlien one da y, daughter blew distinguish the single from the owed the hospital $5 and they listening pleasure from 9 p.m. "Minus," "Missing... ...SlIsfit," cons as to the correct form of her cool. She rebeled with, "Ye married woman. wouldn't discharge him until he tit??? Mixed drinks and a or "Mis ess ' addressing women. When my gods, mother, I know you are , During my adulthood, I have sister and I were teenagers, , my mother, and my birth , Shakespeare referred paid it. (All Ms other hospital complete .selection of German been minus or on the debit side recall that my youthful-looking certificate shows you were to I had never seen the man reasonable prices. and missing (a husband, that rnother, a titian-haired beauty, rruirr led. Everybody'round here a woman of power ' or authority. the before my hospital stay, and for Music donation for members is) more than I have been on would always caution us before thinks you are my mother, and and not girl that matter are have not seen him $1.50 and for guests 1150. credit, or plus side. '' posite — a an outing with, "Remember, with all the mail and In- term is just the op 0 :. since, but I didn't hesitate to The German American On occasion, I have ad. girls, don't call me mother, call troductions bit, Miss Williams, rich give him the $5 so he could get 'Society is looking for new f ~' dressed spinsters as "Mrs." to me sister." whadda you want 'em to think. Eventually Mistress was released. members, lots and lots of them! =- _____ contracted to Missus , abHe asked me to write my It is not necessary to speak , 11f - "",. breviated toMrs., and used as a ri.ame and address on a piece of German language to join our title of respect for married paper so he could pay me back. friendly group. PH 322.2255 To 00 "How could you do this to repaid me 40 times over. next to mine morning, d to be The abbreviation, Ms., could corrected with, "It's Mrs. want to blow it with the stigma years that different forms of discharged thatwas andweinqueen. The popular "Polka Dots" be associated with all sorts of Smith." of "Mrs." attached. address have been used to he was despondent because be will be playing for dancing and II ~ of on the altar, adjusting his name, but he certabily please "lean tomatoes in the bottom of the wonderful letter. boxes and good ones on top. During the "missing" years, I'm illegit?" ____ Xa W____N I -lelwo~:, A 2.. : I MW -AZ I __1 . .----rUng LzJer -t -15 . &a Ph'11116 _ His job was to put the uverr ipe e proclaim my emancipation. So calleil many a youthful matron, a "minus" Mr. Right was please don't call me Ms. & ORGAN SALES °Cy F'"ii .'. - I I .- Sn In 4bssuWulc3iors. 1 ~ ~ • U-P —*I f- *4 b",'64'..'". a.,.- W.V, 'I - W W. However it took marriage to r. ,I- • o FRIDAY NITES' .o 3 a I am a liberated woman. Jone&" "QUALITY NE ED NOT OF FXPENSIVE11 BOB BALL'S PIANO have my head nearly snapped ~ Cornt in arid lot us show you 13 r"soins you should cons,r buy ing a Kohle r & Campbell above all A. Don off with, "The name is Miss I repeated the same demand PIANOS i _. -. By DORIS DIETRICH Please put something In your should be, In command. Ile mmr Job at a g market. I MANNA FASHION 1 5 ge. ` ,. t many - Please p M3BV lady in front of her at the check- CASSELBERRY— Members outsthndatttmarketadou of the Orlando German so she coul d pay for her pur- American Society will sponsor ,111 iI 11, 0 wor. ,I 4 couldn't see it. When he was 16, he took a Each Her Own . I I Whis fronton, Calder, of Fort Lauderdale, is the principal stockholder ng. I A FAA , 0 _ , '1 M) pet peeve is the well should lay down conditions for meaning shutterbug who insists photograph y, and if the client taught him to block and, at the learned and anything like this same time, grab th e opposing at home!" end by the shirt so the official If there's one thing the adult - — I ' 0 0;, - ~N club. __ - To ~ fl A form home in disgrace. When Johnny was 15, he of the Fern Park fronton, and Calder Race Course In h1laml bears his name. - __ - - _-- column to discourage this t)-pe cidence that you come from - made right guard on the high your mother and me?" his --• Mr.and Mrs. Stephen Calder attend opening nJght ceremonies In th e Qiik1-Jj Cl restaurant at th e rlaiIo-Seznjnoie Jaf.Alai - DEAR H. Beautiful' And what an appropriate coin- DearAbby u o Cheat company that they had been told. "everybody does it." I don't know what happened bride's veil arid the groom's "stolen," and they collected Johnny was caught and sent to the man. I don't even know (vat. lie even asked me to school football team. His coach - d, Youth has no age'! mignl d at block as fa t !t for$3."It'sO.K,,kids,"hewas money. - rsDraJlMr Thas - - i, - . __ $V. ATTEND - I answered, 'I'm 72, and es and yes' . -_ _`_i ~ -order. It all depends on your individual attitude. older people change. You may not run aroundSure. t1 DR MAK (AIJJF RU -. (,jt 4 Wh at N _ I __ - - _. 1-11, Matthews, 16, 3219 E Chadwick ' meeting 4" He '- 11 . .. )~, ~ __ - , Conrad Wirz Jr & Janet. Melba Teachers Participating in the Umine Workshop win be Actively inJ. Hutchins, v, same add. volved in dance art Ethel M. Newland, 39, New actWities as well as children's storie.s. Smyrna Bch. Take I - __ - - Freddie L Dunn, 19, Bz O Liongwcod Tourist Club is Wachee Springs Oct. 10 le • planning a trip •o • ee aiva.m.,rom,,m, g re ara,on no,e uiW, or many oter Mrs. Henry Hunn McCallof 2317 s erved as bridesmatron Mellonville Ave., Sanford. 40 open to physical and emotional Bridesmaids were Catherine mo Given in marriage by her Ann E va ns and Virginia Gilbert new members, one need not be disorders, is often found in very a member of the club to par. intelligent youngsters. IQ is not father, the bride chose for her Snead. an ivory organza gown, a factor ticiPate in activities. F The father of the bridegroom fwmtion on the trip call Mm County School Board to approve fuWOfW along tie Empire semed as best nw. Ushersi a silhouette, which terminated in were Glenn M. McCall, Richard r or 1'4rs instruct J. handicapped children is; an 8 chaPel sweep. The higMw Daniel McCall and Henry Bunn Ii and bodice of Venice la ce featured McCall, brothers of the The club meets on the second extremely humane lbursday of the month at Progressive step. Every child short sleeves and a wooped bridegroom; and Robert M. has the right for a cha nee to neckline. A Camelot cap Towne. brother of the bride. Sunnyshade Park Pavjlflon in become a sell su I' rtln ___________________________________________ Longwood at noon for a covered respecting PLAYA contributing AITAMONTE MALL . / _______ ' When Johnny went to college, name and address. On opening on flashing his camera during couple dislikes the coadIIIorm tht envelope I found TWO crisp the wedding se rvice let 'em hunt up another pastor. broke his glasses on the way to perclassman who offered him $100 bills! No letter, no exOne such photographer school. He heard his mother tell the answers to an English exam planation, nothing Just the actually kept crawling around yours? For a personal r,ply, write to the man from the insurance - soun n)o%emen an ar. Jph J Ca lano en the Resurrection, Lakeland. organized She carried a hand be-tiquet of 21st St., Midway, Geneva Children who or nnot function at Father Patrick Caverly of. white roses and stephanotis in a Anderson, 18, Bz 3 Os full capability without help with Ifdated at the 7:30 p.m. candle- background of variegated Lawrence E. Neely, 25, &V 8 light ceremony. emotional problem greenery: Central Ave., 4 Oviedo, Marilyn The bride is the daughter of emphasize the new Laura Dudley Towne at. A. Lucas, 19, 290 Crystal Ave.. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley porch tended her sister as maid of Oviedo. for artisti hild "Autism, as baffling as and Towne, Lakeland. Parents of honor. Mrs. Robert ,N1. Towne, Robert D. Lee, 23, 1220 E. even triorit frustrating than the bridegroom are Mr. and sister-in-law of the bride, .Notre Dame, AS, Donna A. Weeki'WacheeTour rn Sandra Mae Thomipm VS be devoted to interpreting Joseph, Ruse, 24, 720 Georgia Ave., children's stories through c a ) -.:•-a.. chlldren3.8.yearsoragewillbe I)vId Clifford Thompson. George A. Stone, 63. IBM Allison Marie Towne became secured her veil of imported Briarcliff Rd., WP, Alice A. the bride of George Fmrnett illusion which was edged in Worley, 50, same add. i Longwood ~~ 0 J - . ¶.• I as 50 i c ünd rl ti d pit r something for sex But that's a hoax of t he firs' en Johnny was 10, he he was approached by an u - . • C; County Mental Health Center, Robin . tamonte Spr ngs. Carlton will explain IIC 1111111 - - , Another, she said, is that old people aren'tt supposed to be interested in sex. In fact, anyone father hand the officer a bill with his drive r 's license No - I as ,, - wi th his father when they were - :~ - And one student raised his hand, and then ked , Dr Calderone, how old are u, do you still hiu sex h d od d ), - maligned younger generation . ~ ____ "I was giving a talk not long agoata highschool. areas of misunderstanding that e have about sex someone spoke up for the much - ce Ja She added that masturbat.ion was one of many I _____ DEAR ABBY It's about time V__ _X __ _ = _~ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN esaw E. Sr. A works* for teacherg of .. . 9OFFM - Inald Edw. Patchln, 26 Charles ft. Warren & si 1441 runcy L Jones, 22. 1215 of Dr. Mary Palmer and M. warren, Magnolia Lillian Poe of FTU's College r Jacqueline Elaine Smith & Holly Ave., Sheryl L Golden, Betty Jean Steele & David The 3-hour session, which at no cost under a grant Eugene. J (I td 3 Louise Zeek & Valentino from the FTU Foundation, will rraiuuu, Ind., Patricia S. — . t F ____ -- . 1% d or eac ersA ie. sia held Oct. 11 at Florida Tech University under the direction A::ison Towne Weds Health school psychologist as speaker h ' - with each other outside of marriage Adult World Hates Children - .- 0 Rith c How & Oscar D D. Dyer & Mary S. Phyllis E. Armondj & David Works op Miller, 21, same. David H. Van Der Vort, : ~ Dorothy Hillery & Lonnie Sr. James 0 Wagner, 26, 114 Osteen, Francis L. Davis, 21, . . phipM. Hnes I ________ ____ - Sometimes they avoid marriage in order to retain "You can carry scars of such memories all your the maximum of their retirement benefits. And I life. Even w he n you are fortunate enough to think ('swondeul that they this relationship. eventually understand th e truth, th e memory does I find that the older I get the more life turns me on not vanish." M interests broaden, rn friendships are enriched _______ inissed tier acutely, as a pe7son and as a 3e lie said he loved her too mu ch to now seek - Brenda Lee & Phil , ________ all the writing and 1k as widowed il for about to )ears 1k had had a 1IIiL1KloUpli)ftal r1latioisllipItli(e,d e Barbara R & James B Cheryl Lynn Brown Lerch & - "I remember one elderly gentleman who %Tote. tlirnatic factors, lenpth of da), pre% ailing tern l tU1t tit ('Ioutritin IiS I1 1k 1I(1 that S it Denise Winger & Robert E. I 112 Ronald Jay. James T. Miller, 30. POB 6 MRS. GEORGE EMMLTr McCALL A , Apopka. :. q; Mental ______ -4 II The - , Sanford. Marylee Hilldzle, - .__ ' reproduction, and have sex depending upon Lee Irving Kaman, 55, B 7fl. M Florence Jewel D Kaupman, 51, 1 W Sherry Ma)fleld & Timothy & Johnny. ,- Psychologist To Speak TA - __ ., , Carud St., New Smyrna Bch, Granada New Sm)T. Bch. - _t__ w, -, - Dolores A. Smith & Larry Dougla Bruse Johnson & ' she says, Berruce Brown Hammonds & Tommie Susan Garrow _____ All this or most of it because Dr. Calderone editing she does talks about the birds and the bees 'At Planned Parenthood, people used to "No,"she corre(,ts, "the birds and the bees ha ve, ine about their sexual problems," she said , nothing to do WIth our sex li%es except to distort they had no one else in write to Sometimes the our ew 0* the joys of sex letters were tragic, the ilt peo ple felt about their The birds and the bees are interested only in sexuality. M. Reese, 20, 106 Sandra lea Charnman & W.D. Paddock CI, Sanf James M Paul A Ilupper & Peggy Robert A Voegite, 46, 200 Eiiz Reed - right wrist because, Georgia \ :' Tanglewood, OcL 12, at 4 p.m. be progr&rnmed in a manner Ethyl Karnok of Cleveland, Do nna Marria 12th, Ernmae Mae Jarzells, 38, WillIams & Thomas L. i I . I an -But Iiumans are born to be,.sexual. We have a po w erful erful need to enjoy sex Yet ri1ost societies try to Willie F. Melton. 39, 1023 W - - • S&3,Deflary,JeanetteUttle,34, Bi 2606, Lk Mar) ____ -- - pop in her modest office, a cheerful, as I __ --=.~;, - .. - firmly-built woman in a natty gray suit Pnd demure honorary degree from purple earrings. She wore an elastic brace on her Brandeis University. ' ______ -,, recently received same add .. ' , She sat no fluential women in the United States. Also, she had 5 Morton i, CB Academy Me ,Nettle P Dixon, Darryl I, Britton, 19, Geo W Lewis, 37, 635 Desoto 30 1120 Orange Ave. MelIon%ilIe Trace 8 Terr 14 - Association as one of the 50 most in Enterprise _. - ._. *_ I ~ - enlightened understanding of sex in America, and thilem hile, this summer, Dr. Mary S. Calderone 11jus SIECUS. ,11 felt," she says, "that I had a %as selected in a Poll conducted by Newspaper mission." I • J Maitaja, 44, 3405 _________ puts you In intense touch with yourself — literally Women past 50 aren't supposed to think about sex, d figuratively—and *vou reliev ing natural let alone like It. They are supposed m to say, - I' tension a lthy an s ti fying . through with all this foolishness. But th ey russ a "But I know the stigma of masturbation g. earn "J think society has an obligation (ccrdtbe,n from children on. My incther once came upon me the opportunity to continue their sexual lives. You when I was masturbating when I was five or six know, more and more we're hearing about elderly sears old and she th ought it as th e darkest and couples ling ___________ _________ America. She saw a growing need for a m re investigated, , . a I - - Z I _*0ZL_ --Tw- Lynnhaven announces the 8luuixia testing unit UI be ° me cs libertine," and submitted to Congress that she be - Marriage __ Danles of . i "Masters and Johnson studies show th at elderly "Welt, neither I nor anyone eisa can meditate males, for example, may have diminished capacity between one person nd his or her conscience. t i for ejaculation, but they have an increased capacity related the facts to him, as physicians and for maintaining an erection. psychologists have found the tube Masturbation "And women have been brainwashed as well. I . - -- w — .• - television talk show. More statesmanlike, a She had been medical director from 1953 until Louisiana con gressman once labeled her "an aging 1964 wIth the Planned Parenthood Federation of t. I it - .~ _ ___ . . - --- audience when she appeared on a nationai Dr. Calderone is now the executive director. ________________________________________________________________ _____ " by someone in the funded by foundation grants and private donations. it by Dr discussed the UP -coming Brown, of the County Agriculgutter balls and lowest game was held at the home of Karen Banks on "What To Do Bie for Christmas Ball. Darlene Horn, tural Center, and he presented and Sandra Atkinson won the Wallace with Darlene Horn, Co.the Psychiatrist Comes, _ Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. We Need To Enjoy Sex, Spicy r.. reat-Grandmother Says The last meeting of the month program using a tape her guest speaker, Reggi Al Wallace won the men's most Bees most anti-sexual socie ties there Dr. Calderone has organized these thoughts an institution, and In l9 helped found th e Sex She is 72 years old, a ayired eat- Information and Education Council of the United anthiiother who had been called a "moral States (SIECUS), wi th offices in Manhattan, It is degenerate" and "a pervert" Tina Bojanowski, ways an means, announced the chapter r, serve as the reprewntative On banquet. Bobby Moye won the Bobby and Pat Moye, Ron and proceeds from the Christmjis the Ball committee for the men's high game with 118 Arlene Dudley, Danny and Wrapping Boo . . th chapter. Karen Wallace won the Darlene Horn. Doug and Casey Tina Bojanowski introduced women's high game with a 171. Sharrow. Janice Kroog presented the are to be subrnitted to Karen Wallace, extension officer. • To Ians And The '1 ' College Birds The By IRA BERKOW The Herald Services .'..0 committee reports were given. Ball will be held February and and then went to Gigi's in Danny and Marti Smith, had voted on the Little Red Mariles McGibbon, Vice rne Horn was elected to Casselberry for an awards Rodney and Dandee Atkinson, School House to receive the is lig It is not neeftury for those presenting an eye se wisliing to enroll to calf, just Oct. 15 from 9 a.m. to noon at i _%Mmn~ _ come to class with pencil and the Al tamonte Springs a%lc ROM (I (TI paper. Center. The prom will consist of Communication an illustrated lecture onC ur ti general e conditions Problems? rrooiems' re es tati ves of Sight Clinic, Talking Books, Knights Templar Aid, Beau Comm unity College are 9 aimed of Blind Ser%Les and the sponsors of a nw course Society for the evenUon of t "Improving H Blindness, Relations A question and answer period munica tion flw course will Will follow the program. t 10 weeks and mee ts each Mrs Myrtle 3p 0 The first meeting of Theta service chairman announced an Interesting program on women's. hostess, Janice roog was ou per Beta Sigma w ha t projects e chapter hanging Members attending were elected Valentine Girl. Final at the home of would be sponsoring or was and plans for rush were given and Karen Wallace, Marti Smith with Debbie coming year. The September social was a Linda Sapp, Ken ' and Jan Mariles McGibbon and Karen DU11 chostess. The All-chapter luncheon will bowling and pizza party. roog, Jo'e and Tina Wallace _ o.sis p.ffL and Beginners Spanish at cooperation with Seminole 1:30 p.m. 41 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Theta Eps ilon Holds First Meeting ' . adults. On Mondays and Wed. EyeSeminar Beyond Ball Discussed 0 regular members of the F~rida 3W47- , ff Free Fall Spanish and French h arp. flut combination will Conversational classes a re now pro vide a being taught in The Bram Pu blic is invited and is no Towers u' Sanford for senior charge for admission. citizens and other interested I Christmas ---- __ - ~~._ - - - __ - __ - - -- - -- - - - __ — - 98yi 1I PRICUHO IRIOHTPALETTA FAMOUS MAKER PRINTED SPORMUR INDIAN GAUZE AN ASSMAIINT Of OM & CA,W VAS MOM AND NOVItM IN 9 ""PES O PulDs luck ww a Day mn"ll/ COTTON a IMN, COTTON a9guler WASH 0 NO $ %" 6 I." to _______ C CHOICE COLORS . I U lS.$2.9Syd. 111111111111111I - BODY KNIT uyist L OD ! INTERLMS 1 NO IRON MACH.WASH$148 100000 UNKC 59yd. ig . ia 0 1i ib 11 ~V774i.'I~t~f e i �40 - . 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford FL Sunday, Oct. S. lflS BEETLE BAILEY ( C4PY I r46 MC4NE 3AR' \ 'CJ 20N1 I EE ME ( \ 4_ 4 I PONT EE 'J PLJTTIN& NREAL .JARTE Em4E, I / J o x- oy nen - Her ers there 2re bound to be 1 a aren't too easily broken by one don't know how to get rid of you now expect. Dear Astrid: My boyfriend and I broke up or the other person in the rela- him. There are only the two of recently. We both agreed It was tlonshlp. It can't just be cut like us. What shall I do? Bugged Dear Astrid: There Is a new girl In my( the best thing to do. At first that. You should be able to Dear Bugged: handle the school this year and lllke her The only way to everything was all right1 but maintainameasureoffriendnow that I'm going out with ship for each other and even, situation Is for you to show your very much. The trouble Is we others he keeps Interfering with occasionally, see each other, maturity as compared to his don't speak. How can I gel to my life. lie calls at weird hoars, lie's obviously lost at the lack of maturity. The more you kn ow her better? Wondering tries to go the same places I go moment and is trying to get react to his teasing and with dates and is making a your attention and establish bugging, the more he is going to Dear Wondering: The "trouble" that you don't nuisance of himself. I try to some kind of contact. Your best do it. It Is his way of being Ignore him, but he keeps bet is to sit down and talk with noticed. Instead of "getting speak is probably of your own way to hanging around. We went him and see if you can't work rid" of him, try spending some making. The as her in a is by greeting him start together for a long time, out a "just friends" relation, time with him, having planned to get married, but now ship at least until he finds around by invitation when he friendly manner at first. Then, 4 that's all over. How do I really himself, isn't in the way and try talking try to get Involved In a conget rid of him? —Hauled the problem out with him rather versation with her and, Dear Astrid: My younger brother (he's than fighting him. A perhaps, invite her to an affair Dear Hassled: three years younger than j reasonable, mature approach OC on a date. Remember, she It would seem that the really bugs me. When I have may not get him completely out probably feels shy in her new I -- . - . S6ii day telsdo Until his own IU Herald Services go front there. After a long timee my friends. He's always teasing 0 0 (1 . . . For Those Un der 20 Mort Walker ZS* FOR A CAN . W ': • ,' f ll C010f Hd u . - - - L • THE BORN LOSER ____________________ W AR r - ,------. _ - _____ bY Ait - nsom /. ..I'V IVEl r-fl NIT IT2 I 5 \ - A l - 4- - one ,LIIF.. — - n f0f -- 1 -. ___ : • ____ ____ -=---• - - man said against the idJustrnent, the com - Tuesday's is a memo Clerk Art 11975 oc-rOBER mistake you made when you friends over to my house he's of your hair. but It can certainly situation and will probably broke up was in not discussing always hanging around and help. Other than this approach welcome your friendliness. wiI,t h nIk4r flulOkiC -' CAMPUS CLATTER AI R. BJ'A'S t NOT - IvOU'RE ONLV ToP A TO 3 SERVICE, BUT IF sw - MY ( WIN AT BRIDGE 4 - CONTWI.. C EN T6 R 0 - '7 I -- _____________________________________________________________ by Lorry Lewis ' EAST (Di %M I -; by Dick Tumo r CARNIVAL , - . jj• '.ill ask the - t back to iiii b ". .-• ' :: - ,,,,-.- ' monthly i will ask r South bid three notrump West was too smart to double and smart enough to open the three of spades East'squeen was allowed to hold th e first 'oRTH £62 ' AJ •Q 10632 - . ('4 - - - -•- - - • ..• . . - - - - i 4i jV - ,•••• . 14 !'vre ad. m. '4 • , - •. said ihorl. last A lod in the ,,f,, West unblocked with nis kingL South tried and lost the heart me •'' ,, ,v,,' . .,. •...- " f ey IQ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heirridahl ThE GET MO IN FUOPSY , BAND ., "s CAR AI4eAC DVER SO I CAN SOUTH - , $76 3 & 102 AV PASS North-South vulnerable Wnt North East South Pass U )7Y Pass Pass spades left South Uuwn two with the defense still holding the king of diamonds and the ace of dubs West had hung on to both hij hearts. so South could not chuck dummy's ace. Eventual. ly South was down four. Had East just bid one spade South would have bid hearts. four hearts would have been 77 OWL ' _____ MARK-7 W gone down one depending on the Pus NEED THAT HE INVOKES play and defense 4 01 IX 7t -.- 8LON DIE M!RE'S MY - Chic Young i$ A NEW i.liGH CONCENTRATED TI4ERE OW TVtJR T ? ITS THE SAME AS eATJP-JG' WTNN A WHOLE STACK O A LflTLf 014 MY PILL? r PILL - -.' Ilk r Ak A WINTHROP by Dick Cavall, In WKAT 8AY -TKAT Our Winrnpe rea d er wanted ... to know who the youngest and 10* ql Sometimes it really pays to oldest of the original life live dangerously. East's jump masters were to th ree spades Is a good exam- The oldest was P Hal Sims Csecond in pie Give West a singleton -3-. •i ' L ci ci "Reportcar ay.' Brace yourse I I yes FUNNY BUSINESS spade and East might have oldest was Theodore Lightner gone down several tricks, while now 82 and the youngest Sam North and South would have had Fry. Jr, now 66. Coincidentally both still play good rubber no game This time the th ree spade bid bridge regularly at New York' ut South in an almost impmi- Regency Club. s gle position. Ile could double. (Do you have a questim for but he might be giving up a the Jacobys? Write "Ask the cinch game for a small set or jacop~ys-- care of this even no set at all - He could t four he" but that might be teresting questions will be the wrong suit. Four and five used in this column and diamonds seemed to have little vriters will receive Copies Of to commend them. Finally, JACOBY MODERN) HER 'THE APPARITION5 MARY HE KNOWS NOT. IPdD 'w rts which i than the i by the )IRLD. SHUDDERING IN Pass ByOswald&iamesiacoby material ;ners said III district from the • $1,000 of - .8-million, partment 'lore than .. - w - By Ro9w Baton t Ii LcAReLess DVERT1EFH..Mj — - - -- =--- 1 — - '—r---- Il "WS) Ar te MeldsLso on t!(if Aug 15 in DOONESBURY )xlrnatel) by Garry Trudeau ____ V MWIF)w ay...I 10 ym V RAVE "Awwv MOW Kt n with the owner of ccused of Ally Im My/ PC 5MIOA6! THE GG'vLkNc-_, seized in 1UFID AAl,LtT/II#',II. RAL HOLIDAY AN12 THE WWI EEK & MEEK 5EAj*n Fx- DAI? lk) GATcXJ1txXR - kJV, IU START THE 5API k* -y , / TF-= to-4 by How,. Schneider PRISCILLAS POP SAID,-- WHEN MDU1 'TOU'DHELP -IAVETIME9 IN THE' (YOU / - a3Msoxn by Al Verm*ot ( YAR~.) (1 SAID WHEN r-r's HALF TIME! r I / \ F IIW AP harge for hflc Ow whether imposed f 4~ 0 ' i let two HAZEL CS 0 — co '11 0.01— of FRANK AND --RNEST by Bob Thoyes .- ?L_"1 I/ urge into ' Instructor Dr. John Linehan shows a plaster cast of a tire track to students, from left, Janice Keigth, Steve Harriett and , HEY,! THINK I'VE BEEN THAT'S ,4 \ WAITING FOR SOMEONE) LONG TIME E YOU ALL MY LIFF THERE' General - ARCHI i.. . oM for. -. 15 Lvnts an Wanda Boddy In Seminole Community College low enforcement class (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. Bob Montana SPIKE'S BEEN WAITING r ,—. -, require- - 014w HALF AN HOUR' six in n delayed sing Sin ____ Co. to mber re. telephone in I Ice Yo U Dora T Az- it rid Com- -; --- — TUMBLEWEEDS .. THEM _•i 1 - by T. K. Ryan HAV* OEM WWI ID gmss I HURT Me.' — - iould re the corn -MOTPZR (cC~! SHORT RIBS by Fmnk Hill A DRY PLACE 8.4 Fumit I kins both __ AN asked to sistance V11 I W E 4 10 ected all e to see that the n rather do - -- — -.._------:; - • are on i,-. inge ' .. A. . ,__•__ •• Northeast portion of the city is P 4 4 4 I ' , • , . ________________________ '.4.4.t S....t.d , , on that ordinar.ce. • - , ..........- l F - i(rii antl Rus'u ieII lI1e'ad Ph'oto by 8111 V'lncin Jr.) - uniformity. - - basis so tat ewide �5 -- - - S 5-- --- --- - -- 5- - --- _-- - S. - - - -.--- - -- - - 5 ------- - S ___- -- 5 --- -- 5 - _ --5- - R 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, r:. _ r • - . S - - -S - _------ S -_._ - -- - ._ S - -- .---- -- • 5 •_ 5 __ _ S5 ----5 . -_- S.- - _- • - .- - . - - .5 - -_ .-. 5- MAC4NE I i.DON 'T SEE OJ PUTT'N& IN REAL 0JART EIZ-4 6EE ME &'IN&, - IT] -. (_ (- I '. - (;) - --- .__-- _v. whereyour reldtionship would butting In or he's trying to upset all YOU Can do is wall a while go from there. After a long time my friends. tie's always teasing unUl his own interests develop there are bound to be Ues that and getting In my way and I and he'll want the same privacy aren't too easily broken by one don't know how to get rid of YOU now expect. Dear Astrid: My boyfriend and I broke up or the other person In the rela- him. There are only the two of recently. We both agreed It was t.Ionshlp. It can't just be cut Like us. What shall I do? — Bugged Dear Astrid: There Is a new girl in my4 the best thing to do. At first that. You should be able to Dear Bugged: The only way to handle the school thIs year and I like her everything was all right, but maintain a measure of friend- now that I'm going out with shin for each other and even. situation la for vouto show volw very much. The trouble is we By ASTRID CARSON Ite Herald Services I -• s6ii i • ful V 2D—Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. 0f I 5 IT IT - - Ex-boyfriend Bothers Her I wFAR, J AJ '1A 5 For Those Under 20 , Walker I r - -5 5_.___5 . 5 -- Sunday. Oct. S. 175 Mod BAR! - 5 ---_--_-_-------------_ S - I _____ - Susay, Oct. S. 17S f 0 (t C)clj T I ". - / .--.._.-----.. EEL Tiii ' YOU RE ONLY TR'IiG I 3 TO RENDER A SERVICE, BUT P "OU DON'T MIND... Linehan Likes Teaching Job r--4 t i.•_ - - TV !Ii Pj & p -- __ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS AIR. BLJA'$, I KNOW Agft . 1 (...NC CAF man said IvII - jp ___ "1 - - ,:_• '.ITW - - Linehan's forte is coordinator of criminal jusUce technology at SCC, "putting across my ideas, drawing upon my experiences" and he likes his work. . .. I . ,' ? --- — . • B LON Dl E BREAKFAST PLATE' BREAKFAST —f? PILL.. , SCC Trains Law Enforcement Officers By IXWQA ETF Uerald Stati Wifter WINTHROP YEA I AL' SAY fl-t4 VIOLENC THE LA6T R G FLG Liw trment efficers titay shaald be better than they were 5 yva ago, in the vtew of I. John LAthan, coknator of airninol jke teehno!gy at Seminole Cixr.mzmity CoUe. Iiw4wiij with I mb in the cral jusbee section at Semle Cnnnily College, =c mtors Edard J. Kail, a cruaa FBI aunt * trtLs1z-$ deo ag from Southeastern Uniuty. and flas J. Kelley wt* has degrees fruri hma Coge. Brooklyn cge and Bar, College, all otew York. 'fley are getting more backgroai4 In cocstitatUial Law, Fithth aimiral law, çIkahle federal! aiminal law, and they are taugt hew to rease. ow To write t1dk investigation sal defuisive I think today's oI1keru Wfter than the (4!icerof say gang to say they all are," lAr,th saj -I beleve today's police cffxrr is better piepw • edacated an a general bet in the ;M*_ In ws't mmbtory that a men, when hirid- take tranuMgUenafly be was as QMW man and w as dated off th bad habit*.' he said are not rung wi"A'beast we 11100 the stuabon today wben a detment Is thçeded, of fiir ,awJ )flt in the chambers (4g cnJ that they are rusted in the chamber b.caus the weapm hare not been fired, da'wd or used. 'A po&r cftice is n e tit better than the effort be makes. If a per is a clockwaicber be in in the wr=9 Job in law Fartrim. as Satan when be is ready to &op, sot eUriibapew that be c_it drop end pick up Ibiih 'Another matter that deter the type &e officer o will be is the kind(4speheor she has, Luhan said Law e(4orcemerg requa the awnie type of as any ___ " be sad, a'IILg that dWW in law enforcrnent careers have a M dice rate, if eva)uatlrig the facts In each case," LiIn said. SLwita in the aintnal justice cimm at S.rnthole Community College are drawn fromfour different judicial districts — from Vo' Senkzde-&e,ard. (ange-(oIa and lake — and the foiz do not all have the same rules an report wyjtiz Dr. Linehan sees an "At4,ill..s Heel" in the Isoc. eefuI prosecutloc of U.m..1 nl (pTa as the fact that many - of the staffs of pecns axe bet now out ofschool- "As_ — as they hia ve eze they go off cm ttew own. pty becae they can make more niey an their ourn than In the stateos suixtey' oUicr ( good tinng in Florila was wticu the cm incegi,e proçam was d U*gh be sad. the professions. L%kr the proajam. "A Larw rcir.4 omcrL officers paid at least a has to have a Mal çtnerin minimm salary Of 96.101 nma fife SCTwiTareIei1CIS 2y u1thee.,riy and we paid a smaU kut a Wablem with local um rrNy &n the state Lheban said. whelt Is iirtasd as officers Fighting words to Dr. t*azie better educated. we lk frt "B0( that prcçi I bed anyone attempting to men in my daws whe the new. y were actually ji officers as brash, below the y level," Dr. bearties d i* gxd U sad, judi W1t the state pas4 t he Ido not kk the stereotyp- law ing a nun W6 &W i=Wwdm be ____ ___ for thc Of "Tber are many y who w beeouie Law enp's.'e who are using forcesnent officers, the-s. very good jt*meet In the ap- already In the field were pi of Law, Many are 'gTaTh* in, that is kmPerwg Lieu actionsthe Law did not y to t S - - -• S (7 - - — LET OM 1611ce You S - ____ - -- - • I,. • ,, ,, . 4 I 1 / - :material iners said ie district from the : NEED THAT HE .INVOKES )RLP. SHUDDERING IN E MYSTIC RITUAL AND (HER 1HE /'PPAR!TIONS 'INARY HE KNOWS NOT. rt.s which i than the I by the eM level, $1.000 of R4. :8-million, 'pertinent nore than 5 I- - THOMAS J. KELLEY .:. Agents Society, a 'very good organization". Is bit one of his extra curricular activities. 'We have an excellent turnout at our meetings," he said, attributing a good measure of the group's success to the fact that the wives go with the men to the meetings. 71 W --: er There are chapters currently in Tampa-st. Petersbiurg, Venice-Naples, Jacksonville, TalILihassee and two in the southeastern part of the state. Father Lineban said one son is a aie f et and is currently doing well in the legal department of American Telephone and Telegraph. He served in military Intelligence In the past In the St. Paul area. L!" e Fields. ilso one of Aug. 15 in I . - n with the owner of mused of iatpollce I The other "lad is a star athlete", served in the Navy during the Vietnam War and a graduate from a college In New Jersey. 5•,•\jj;s- _ ' -- / Al DR. JOHN LINEHAN ç .5 • 'd by some o said short last ri1 in the _____ .• a police instructor with the New York City police department in 1952 while he continued his regular assignments with the bureau working criminal cases and organized crime cases at the same time. While a member of the bureau, Linehan got married, lie was one of 44 (four 'of whom were brand new to the Having survived a situation in the war when a torpedo bureau who were In the first class In 1946 after the warmissed his minesweeper by a short distance. as an agent he ended. decided "the bullet had not been made that would gel Jack Linehan." On July 15, 1966 after 20tv years of service, Linehan 'My wife was a babe in the woods, an innocent," he said. retired from the FBI, having served with the bureau In She did not realize that somethings were touch and go at Alabama, Pennsylvania, Alaska, New York and at the times and she didn't worry." bureau headquartersthe nation's capital large He took on additional duty during those years. serving as have retired to the sunshine ' Linehan A. • - Having met an FBI agent, who was in Harlan County, Kentucky during the coal strikes, and impressed with the way the man handled himself, Linehan wrote directly to Director J. Edgar Hoover seeking a similar position in the FBI for himself. - be divided nure adchecks for ,. •$. ,... ') • .- .4 c'.. (' ., - When World War II began, Linehan, already admitted to the bar In New York, began his military service as an enlisted man In the Coast Guard and was later sworn into the Navy in his Coast Guard Uniform. He commanded two mireiweepers during the war. Tri RGi41 TWERE 1 I irs A NEW WI4EE4S PAY ON vu I 4 6H• CONCENTRATEC L ts Deciding his father had paid for his education long enough. Linehan worked his way through law school with several jobs — as a Wall Street runner and clerk where the hours were fantastic and as head of the sales statistical department at the Bakelite Corp., then a privately owned company and now a sunsidlary of Union Carbide. ctlal fiha in kin SPCC class. (Herald That.. by Thu Vincent) _i• - - lAnehan, whose father was a police lieutenant in Yonkers, N. Y., went to law school after college. Dr. Johi Liarben $aTTatIS ...i "II ii.'k rt back to tlrigcounty a monthly - 4 '• The young men and women In his classes appear to be his favorites. 'Some have to be encouraged and some have to be figuratively kicked In the pants. "If I see somebody Isn't cutting the mustard, I send for him and find out why," said I.inehan, a handsome figure of a man with white hair and hlte goatee. 01 Ail---.---i 1__r - - - - -- - - "There has notbeen a claz that I didn't learn something ron" I nehan is fond of sa)lrag LJUUUV u . University and its law school, Linehan frankly admits be is "Pro police." :i MOVIN, FUDOSY... \ THE CAR AI4EA LL SE LATE FER. L V'I&.)N'T MOVE ANO I CA. PRACTICe.' --,- PASS Tuesday's is memo erk Art ', OcTOBERf,, 1975 Underworld terminology flows readily fromDr. John Linetum's lips as he strides his classroom at Seminole Community College (SCC), sharing his past experiences as Community an FBI agent with veteran, neophyte and prospective law enforcement officers. . the corn- -a ; )r FDf 'vJ tQw ) WHAT `Ti ALWAY5 \ AY A8C JT J VIOL-EWCE . I Sunday. Oct .. S 17S-3D 5 r 1h. .- Evening Herald, — -- .- Sanford, Fl. - THE GOVERNOR'S THEIR MONOTQNQU5 RIAL HOLIDAY AND' THE - - (ker was - svized in OUd&/Wti i " (9 . - -- - S..4ent Mitch Tinki and Becky Roark, tad} Crrniitl La Some citIes, however, Linehan said. passed or. dlisances at the saruc time ag if an officer was grathered in be did not have to take the But, if be e going to be prosnoted, he bed to cugsea. Dr. I .irhan said. Met, who t- ak (t reqi cow sea In I75, as an rw-ir&e, Dr. WwIian pints out. are now Lack at Seminole againpdating u their . to a a ,, . ,' adS bolts" type training Dr. linehan said there Is an adlWCt group now in the course with eight or 10 . won who have bachelor's 5 I llere has been almost complete revision of ConaUbdional Law for Police since (bet and a new book Is expected text trii , - with lastractar Edward And Law enforcement is a w open field for women, Dr. IAnelien said. "Women ar fzu&sc In handling juveniles sod many are able to ostabli good rap t with sut*t •. Any gal with cessary kgroimd can get a job with the FBI today at a startmg salary of $17O amivafly and that's more than I got when I retired," Liietuan salt r Superb I)iiiing Enterlajnjnq Niqhtly. 9-1 Paul Beaudette Also featurinq Lonnie Slappery at the Piano, 5.9 P.m. Daily Servinq lunch and dinner from 11:00a.m. HAPPY HOUR In the Lounge 3:00 to 6:00 Mon. thru Fri. Reservations Honored - -- - -• _- 5- '•' - Dr. John Linehan (ce-flier) goes over Constftntjonal Law For Police with Steve Harriett (left) of the Sanford Police Departmct and Archie Freeman of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, students In the current classes. Call 322-2611 or 831-9993 Delivered 6x a week to Your home. aiisom ,AP) — Commislet two barge for e the whether imposed oted f. ral Tele. targe into General 15 ctnts urn siv in -----7-- 1, [ #1 "I THERE N 1 rcqulrco delayed irng Win. Co. to .m ber retelephone mmission and Coin. kins both �--. - - ••• •S -- -.--- - - - - - -.-----.-- iM1 . .- --.- . _111111 -.- - . .-.------.--. -'. - . - - • --. 254 FOR A CANV% ~oj CCN,r Ex-boyf r'i' end - , I 1 I I .7 I:.*. , i N: % .1. z.- 1 . &~ - .. -,_ -0~ . . . I i .. . . ------,,-- wawMIe WUpwd II5OL!IIYOU C3 my friends. He's always tming until his own interests develop go from there. After a long Ume there are bound to be ties that and getung in my way and I and he want the same privacy aren't too easdy broken by one don't know how to get rid of you now expect. Dear Astrid My boyfriend and I broke up or the other person in the rela- him There are only the two of recently. We both agreed It was tionship. It can't just be cut like uL What shaU I do7 -Bugged Dear Astrid: item Is a new girl In MY,( the best thing to do. At first that. You should be able to Dear Bugged: everything was all right, but maintain a measure of friendThe only way to handle the school ft year and I like her 1 a -,_ i Her h li IN i 14 RW CARSON I C _____ . I i 0 , - e .. '4 I 3 . i QUARTEREv _5 ~ I DON"r 50E "Y01.1 CMP , ,f...) . For Those Under 20 Mort Walker 10.4 - Sunday, Oct. 5, 19 7S BAILEY BEETLE -. . - - 4C-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl - ..: . ...... . . . . _ "Iwl*----*- S1 •. JHF J ëàid fuii COLOI . . - a Xr I . . * 'OAR ----.- 411 n %_~1~1I _~_ I 1;I I IT jJ Elect New Officers 1. 1 a.,- Lynian's girls service clubs % Keyettes 1~~l __________ a I fg \&! Heard On Campus I il,uWty College this year with participa ) CLATTER r with u' r L sIR. BI ,- C ____ BURNS I 9vRV$, I 'IOU RE ONL IR ,_ ' TO RD ' ..,., SERvicE 9U1 IF OJ O. 'r ThN . ndy Kain, Robin Richardson, L field. Diane I T .1 ztt.. ___________ I I 4. - I r 0 ZLA - - I Makes Debut sound Trinity IVUIttC5 a lso bti working on Homecoming. Future plans include work L (J __ ( 9-. p - - -;r .1 _ 10-V _ C' ~ 14 -~ ;% \. ft & 'as. .. _____ ______________- TI za. sponsor a Compassion Child. __________ BLON DIE EAXF.A.V PILL PLATE I , 0`1 (3 _________________ BYROSEMARYJOIJ)N , i - , - Have you ever dreamed of being a finalist for the "Miss - . 1 ..,- 11 I AA Lake I Teenage Orlando" Pageant? Cindy Boyd, a senior at Lake Brantley High School b - -__ YE~% I A~ 95AY -N ALWAy AYABCJ1) VIOLEN " yt.t_j ' T1ELA6T' V',OLr4C , KNAVr '_~-t , . . -'- PI - __ EEK & . - ID -0-s % eas of of so I ___ I - MEEK F 1 ,y.aj' (Uh-jAT I ( CCTT~ " '7"p .\ - e - . - /0 FRANK AND ERNEST i - - - p ~;)~r I , - . . 1... I P - . . ;... . '.' classes and any club or organization on campus are • automatically members of ACTS. All'S has been set up with a two-fold purpose: to r(hat'sso fantastic going on at Seminole High December 4 and 5? Ask provide services to the anyone on the campus and students and faculty; and, to is majoring In -, .. - , . ,' . . [Anhardt. Longwood, plans to finals to the finals. Stb%pnd I I girls in and around the V others were chosen as Orlando area. These ap. Harvey Schmidt and Tom This system of governmrit & A*11 -1 - -. terested in hteraturp and finalists from 25 seml. plicationss were screened and ill work It enough of the Jones: a parable of love, w plans a career in urit.ing. lie finalists. 85 were chosen. The 85 assume th girls which has betn running off students the nationwide Broadway for over 14 responsibility ac ye Cod be of the took Club and 'c,,z p'a,in, achievement test ifor ti and concerned or(tm M -T Board ARTHUR T I "4RDT ch pageant on Sept ) The 25 Th 3t0f) £3 iilxiut two Last year she as a member highest scorers then com. young lovers whose parents peted in the Preliminar) have forbidden them to fall in n The girls love, and to prevent this from of the Year" contest. She is a Pageant on Sept,.. were Judged on poise and happening. have built a wall Honor Society at I.ake personality, talent, and their between their gardens. The By JANE CASSELBERRY vocabulary were noted in the pattern with a dominant the test. play includes such songs as Brantley and has been a scores IIeraldSchool Editor east. From French Avenue Northern base , a distinct "'Fr to Remember" La , "Never Member of the Keyettes west. the primary pattern of Southern influence and traces for do pageant is Oct. 11 at the Say No", rCan see It", and two years. In an innovative project, the speech is Southern while a of the dialect of the Midland Court of Flags Resort "Plant a Radish." The Miss Teenage Orlan- beginning at 7:00 p.m. do" co-ordinators received After several days of of Ms. Linda Legg, Seminole recognIzi in both areas, Come and support Cinly primarily Southern while musical and reading auditions High School English teacher, wiuIIu.Iolapp,icatonsfg'orfl and the rest of the girls It was noted that Sunland lake Markham is distinctly the cast was chosen as have surse)ed the linguistic. has the most varied dialect Northern follows: Bryan Harden and characteristics of oo perso ns Vicky! be1tpla . Mattand in and around Sanford. Sludents Offered Testing • I.uisa. Jim Covington and In tnterviewirg subjects, college plans and measures Kelly Gregory play the students asked them to counselor at Lake Brantley verbal and mathematical fathers, Bellomy and pronounce certain due words Ifigh School has announced aptitude. flucklebee. El Gallo. the (such as creek, Mary, tomto that sophomores, juniors and narrator, Is played by and hog) and circle the words some seniors will be able to The test can also lead to Anthony Sutton. The mute ix they thoug ti*kt' thi. Prdininiasry other opportunities for high played by Ester Edelberg definitions Grants - . - -- (1 4.4 ' the department. I - , ~ _~:7_7 I '- i-F_ their,three years at Teague. This new look is an attempt to make the learning op. portunitles in the language I I. . .... 1. .; - ___ ,i- - J - - ____ . im~i .i, __ _. . P! I 1., . #4 I I *. - . F"}"t" -.-.- ' I language arts department, ' giving grants that range counselors, postsecondary between $)0 and U 400 to financial aid ofl'cers public . - On Dean's List 1 ,kT Tallahassee, who made the Dean's List for the summer 000' -'1a V /~, - .- , -~, , . . - -_ ..f "', a . . *: . . - f o. de'4dllnc 13March15 1976 Four to six weks after To apply for a Rasl (,rant submitting an application fill out an and "Application for Deter. among the 793 students at --- students enroffed in post. libraries ar by writing: Basic secondarY schools. And It's Grant. P.O. Box 84, not too late to APPIY for the Washington, D. C. 2OD44. IM76 academic year. The students Two area students .- .0 -- students are infomed of Uwir - .- ~ . - .. __ , 4 - a'- _. I -- Bartlett and Ga Donnan. (Ilersid Photos . I/ /~/ (_ "I - IIC T.-1 ,// jt & JI / ( 1 nore __- __ . - ; - ________ N I ç1 - . ': . . .' - K, Melds. 1130 one of .. 'I . ' J I W; , "to _WM14~981~0~ . . L'1161L @g 4 M ________________ _______________ -- _____ ; 'cker as seized in I -Haskidt I - '- I - ..e...44 'q,, . -- =r'- E ''& .* ' '&. - •.. ILZCZJ t QtIQ '' I JJ QrbCflC10 I • .- . Jim barge for , ' - oted for' Kellety Jones cents %I 31 . -- -- i'1 p - by T. K. Ryan I / . milnhls ?_4e TKR '& - 11 t4fum# '' 3' I . i . 3 ._____-%. . it . -- ., ,-. . - _\. . a . ' . • - -- .- . .. _ - . / ,. I // '/, - . . -.. .___.___=._,==_=.___ _==- ,. ---__ --- ,, __;, - F ---•'lj__. .. 4 i I I . ,X '. •,•,' " I i . .. I - I U __ SYSIGT A BIT Too HiG ______ V / .- - OT MEAL-. / I F f/ / . in . , . - 'I 10 7!!Y / f T14jr? -1 OUT OL _______________________ - . _______________________________________ I -t . .UY _____ - ~~l , ~ 9 • _ -a - 4- - - . •. I I - . a -. ___'_Tzz' . =----- - - I_ S - '-' - - - - -•- . . .- -, - - . \ . ' - ': -. . - - -. ' - . - •:. - . -- .• r,. . --- -- -i_: _i\--,--_ ---f----__- etos&.k that tilt. .'~ ride in a I _\ - .- 7-- -_ -= 0. - ; --- I easai. M L)CH ' - / STICK6 NV STOWS MAY _____ 't L'- -- I I - ',' --- - I 1. -_ ;:I Ii;-~..- -T %w ~ cv Z_Z: -. , , ;A,= A. t F- ,--- - ., I 7.)I'v " rWk A" , ;;,1,A_77 J . 0 , General Lowe i -____________ I whether SHOWING Black Belt . '"l !2;. .'z _______________________ ,rt.0 -- Commis- i klCo oil 544 12 Orange Dri'.e Altamonte Springs and Rick illos 618 '. Second St.. Sanford. •- ___ _ 4 2 ______________________ %%- S 0111 '° Ii Theylove big tips/ au ..:' i CHEERLEADERS I oF Fida NIchob =~_ - ~. THE GO'VERNOR'S . THEIR MONOTONOUS ERAL HOLIDAY AND THE BUG # oo II k OW i 714140016"I"11" Child 1.00 - n with the owner of ccused of lat pofice t. i IllIII- ~ Aug. 15 in )zimately I Shows Adults 2.75 THE SWINGING tfl - TUMBLEWEEDS i -1 _____ ",,fi . I ,._ 1 You s w hich i than the 4 by the ent level, $1,WD of •partinent - I. ' S TNtATj 1 p 91 - I - I - They are Pameta S. Hayes -.- - NEEP THAT HE .INVOKES ORLD. SHUDDERING IN IE MYSTIC RITUAL AN -N5 ;INARY HE I<NOWS NOT. 1 . I average of"A" or "B" for all reague Newspaper staff ifrom left) Ms. Mandee Gu ta, timn. sponsor, Mike Beshe, Ban eligibility. F Area Students i . The Basic Educational Op. mination of Basic Grant sciwo 'i Ii I I - portunity Grant PrWam of Eligibility." Applications are district . . I . I , _.; & Vxrw;;-j-~I, I Seen , from the I - __ , - 'material % c*a coat .,. ------ - 'O Y , I 712:30P.M.-S1.25 I _,\~ ..NOW"...,."ft_~ - -11EX-, . , -_ Ivully . I - 6. a different level and course, ..I- i and they advance - - - e~ ~ I1\ ~? ,I/i its .' uiai I students, wl~o are already exceptionally good readers, -ire turned off listening to the .same thiings they already already .I ihort last 0 i I .* f"CATuts - d by some ho said " I~,I-~ I lOc* Mrs. 0 Unra said Some - -- MURE& the students involved. .. 4 more _. qww I , ~ - I. • reading ability. 11"course of action allows for In- . -. : . 1~ ) 4 - --. - ---' d Students 1lLW' Office of Education Is available from -a -194polets J _~ both the '74 for ' I through levels based upon a mastery of skills according to and four in literature. d ring _* '/7 ' / , . .- nsure a ,J - ;4t .' ):*~r) " ( " '~, - '_ - ' , ~, • courses in reading, three In ungraded situation," said communicatlonns, three in Mrs.O'flara, grammar and composi tion, _____ Iraw6ma .. 'i (-'T. ' Seminole County. Students about the new concept. "We are eventually heading for an - r -- - - -_ Majorette" This pilot program is the his o ability. Students and - , and has also brought horne many boners for herself and for OHS. Shell y was named, America's Most Beautiful choleeofwbentheymaytake T certain courses, according to Students in this pilot Ms.SeO'Hara,chalmof program will progress . 0 architecture - 0 k _T 4v rI back to ring county a monthly )e wi11 ask be divded checks for 9, . r ~ 0"o - I J / . The program formerly theatre, newspaper and Gators." consisted of sixth. seventh and eighth grade English. the yearbook or newspaper Best of luck to Shelly. and Now it is comW-ed of 12 staff must be recommended the others for a very suc. blocks of language arts by the English De2artment cessfu season, and a nea niflgful year. Keep up the courses, giving students a staff. .- HonorSoclety and Civinettes, and a finalist in the county ma th contest, in 1974. Arthur T. Lenhardt, son of ' p I .. early admissions student at Georgia Tech. i -' 'T, ~ 'f ) i _____ i - .- w J ;.--'; I I . also "America's Fancy kill be able to complete four Strutting Champion" for 1974 electives each school year, She plans on attending held one day a week, in. University of Florida after Teague Middle School, cIung film making, creative graduation, and has high Fortzt City, is involved in a publications, drama and play hopes of becoming the feature new language arts program, production, forensics, puppet twirler for the "Fighting - I - X. '~. - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl pronounciation i. / k By 1.LDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent I . I Z4 __ --- - -b i .vl " ,__ ~T .~~ 17-~' itI ,x fi~ ; -- ..." ~\ I - the ii Shelly est, a junior 6 a feature twirler for the group, Teague MS Offers ____________ Language Progra m _1-.J 4 4 - i _mw - 1=.1 4,11- -. ' / - - __ . '; 1 -) " 4. a I - - . -i': I I- -~-*, " . '- -V. student voice. Scholastic Aptitude Test. school students. who can National Merit Scholarship enter scholarship com- ancient company actors, are research the students w petition# participate in the Kent Thorne and Clifford able to determine two district Student Search Service used Cauthen. Thetest,cosponaoredbythe b hundreds of colleges and Pa"terns' n the Sanford The plays director is Mrs dialect area With French Avenue as College Board and National they can get an idea what the Jane Epps, drama teacher the east-west dividing line, a Merit Scholarship Corp., is an Scholastic Aptitude Test is Musical director is Bob distinction northern influence unrtant step In making like. •. to gram. a in Z~ ____1 -- 42 second in both daw.v twirl, '.. _ - __ . - -' I School seniors are semifinalists in the National Merit el" officials of the McGre, chon director, : :-... o Ike Brantley Joan Nickman, guidance - - IF Research Project Pinpoints Dialects 11 _______ - -_ ______ - c they'll " '10i *,Vw FOP WKA7- I . . .. - -~-_- " - ~t High football, and The Diversified CooperaUve Training (DcT) class a ' 8eMhWe fflgh Scb0QI has elected as 011110ers basketball games, and also at for this veer (from leftl paw vice - c emu_c'ina.is1s i '4 avierlv student, grades six tu ESTER PD WIERG . . , ,' - I the com- . We're referring to those five smiling th(S P known as the OHS Majorettes. _______________________ mis year's squad consists of: Shelly Segrest, Diana Thomas, Donna Gomez, year, and their most recent Lynda Schneader, and head was the Drum Majorettes of majorette Jody Gomez America contest, held at flames City . They brought The girls perform at all borne two trophies placing Varsity . IF OFFICERS ' - I ;. ..)-•;;:' I ' .5 I ames overlooked I . . - -. . ( man said Tuesday's all the excitement of ¶chool football games, an ifIrthnt rzirt of the hal(tim activiti es is aornetirne ' - . Brantley Seniors Named designed to be completely voluntary, draffing from any Musical I -. Ii fw on ? By BECKI IA)TT i I i ,' Yn That is why ACTS Is o Present t . $ DCT lamour T i ( 1 7 I -- 4 - ___ ' Chamber Singers who are up on the mid-twAming news. meeting would be useless. Cindy Boyd Finalist Seminole For Miss Teenage T Ir ora es. - . OREAXFAST : iii'U I A 0 1 often replacing them. A Student Center and we will be put in the spirit of zr.as recorder clam is going to be Ch l held tnJanuaryatlp.m.toIo p.m. on Tuesdays. You don't On October 8, during the have to read music to join activity period at Ii a.m. these classes, everything there will be a concert Take starts from the beginning, time to listen. Mrs. Ellis has three main Are you interested in groups of singers. The watching television on a Chorales which Is open to break? If so sit in the lobby, in anyone who Is Interested, The front of the library, and catch September 26, marked the - ,. I musical works, recorders are -Presently Keyettes are SheLsl2yearsoldandlivesin IlrstmeettngolanewTrinity a Korea busy working on organization ACTS Prep Homecoming skit and float. Officers of Civinettes are: Active and concerned Trinity The girls are also looking Marie Piedraluta, president, students forward to an October 19 p Iura Taulbee, vice. ACTS was established in the . to Sunland where Wey will president: Donna Goates, Spl-lflij of 1 975 w hen it was entertain the children, treasurer; Karen Weaver, Civinettes chose 26 new semtary; Cindy Copeland, realized that the old system of members. They are: Seniors, sergeant-st-arms: Student Government was no because of the rx4x-ssity of e needs of the naving a quorum. if several Karen Edwards, Pam Krueger, chaplain, Missy longer filling th -wt atterid, students and the school. Flaherty, Leslie Glovanetti, Slimick, historialL Perhaps because of a sports Qndy Williams, Lindy Helms, Both clubs hope to have The system of having event and other reasons for Kim Kuslak, Jessica Perry, successful and busy years. elected officials had failed absenteeism, then the 's so i PRACTICe' ) Sue Browning, treasurer. / - - will wi ll hold a mass concert The of using annual Christmas Wassail flutes for the scores in Bach's corresponding secretary and Fund drive. Civinettes also TkE CAR AHEA' W&)N'T MOVE ' century. - Sunday, Oct. 5, iis-s Majorettes Adding (• - elano, and Participating in the Ileart GET MOVIN' FUDDSN'... \VELL E LATE FER eiAN1) ~ r student.3 will be involved in the work9". At the end of instruments date from the middle Rv.es and have ACTS president; Kathy Dickman, to clean up around the school BUGS BUNNY - . _____ - L_ _ - ~ - _`~ Jenny Franklin, Brenda Poole, Nancy Orths, Sharon m,nona, Stacv cwt Wdke. Keyettes of.1cers for ads IComm. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _40~ -1 - . I --- v. .,.1 .0v 11 I --Pi _r - I - low ~ ~_ 1,889 enrolled as full time I I - I studen and 1,534 dasalfied __ `i_ -1 0II090 i part time it is the hr ct uIrollflftffl ill tiit & lit'l L.__.._a history. Music Is a big part of 5CC. usually made up of 15 to Mrs. Barbara Muller from the students and the Chanhumanities Division at the sonettes., a women a chorus, college, teaches basic guitar, that sings all types of music. piano class (private if inThe Chorales are °nterested) and beginning soring their third Choral recoeder The recoers are (i1ni in cember ftU the flute family and Three hundred high school enough like one. These - ________________________________ Seminole ,rhere are 3,423 stude High and Civinettes tLj / ' - ted in Rush Week' • Sept. 21-V. New members for Kevett -are:Seniors:Stit 13 ihih tnn Callan , Candy Chantes, Kim . Cornell, Lynda Dacre, Wendy Sand Simmons, Dianne hicks, Yvonne Kastor, blue Simpson. F ran Dorris; lyons and Kyle Rollins' Juniors, luithy Gamble, Toni Juniors' Michele Albrteht' Helleling, Mabel Goodall, Cindy Blake Karen Blake' Donna Moore, Kim Robbison, Atwinda Clayton Debbie Stephanie Sears, Kathy Pam Scott, Cooper. Kath i Curran, Dawn Franklin, hlalloay, Debbie McCor- Sophomores, ILynette Blaine, _t . - - Sound Of Music ! *so 11 f0f - - Girls Service Clubs _%, 0A 14 Sunday. Oct. 3.- 1975 -. ~~ I N THE BORN LOSER 4D-E vening Hera, Sanford, Fl. v ii f-_..._-=_-- - ': �IC—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 5, 1973 BEETLE BAILEY For Those Under 20 Mort Walker Ex—boyf riend Bothers Her - S64 butting In or he's trying to upset all you can do is wait a while my friends. He's always teasing tnt1l his own interests develop and getting In my way and I and he'll want the same privacy don't know how to get rid of YOU now expect. him. There are only the two of W. kfh auriw1 It we. tlnnhIn To ,in'I I.,fI1% kg "11 III,. .,. I .b lvi - flnuu,'il fl.nr Astrid: lie, shall •IWII S 14S111Ji111J. IS .UII S JU.JS .Whel US i4P. lviii ee.lm There Is a new girl in my( the best thing to do. At first that. You should be able to Dear Bugged: .etrsthIng was all right, but maintain a measurof friendwyJeJ!. !J#J.and I like her By ASTRID CARSON The Herald Services where your relationship would go from there. After a long time there are bound to be ties that Dear Astrid: aren't too easily broken by one My boyfriend and I broke up or the other person in the rela. I ,.S.uI1,. V5 IS V iL THE BORN LOSER rcARy 611—Evening Herald,Sanford, FL DAILY HIT T 2 I SUNDAY, OCT. S MORNING 6:50 (9) Daily Word 6:55 (2) DaIly Devotional - (I) News 7:00 (2) Tree House Club -------I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS 3 TO RENDER A SERViCE, BUT IF OMT S1lN,.. . : .1 1t -'.i"- , k1Ec' ..• . I ____________________ . Program (6) This Is rhe BUGS BUNNY Life (I) Harvest Temple ( Oral Roberts (44) Encounter 8:30 (44) The Flinistones 9:00 (2) Challenge (6) Rex Humbard (I) The Story (9) These Are The Days (44) Big Blue Marble 9:30 (2) Gospel Jubilee (I) Catholic Mass (9) Make A Wish (44) Little Rascals 9:53 (2) Week In Congress 10:00 (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (6) General Conference Of The Church Of Jesus Of Latter Day Saints GET MOViN'FUDO5Y ... \, ThE CAR AHE WE!LL )E LATE FER h3NT MOVE SAND CX'ER SO I Cl. PAS BLONDIE MEsMY BaE*XFAST IT'S A NEW ii TI4ER ow'vuR WIGH-CONCENTRATW BREAKFAST 01 WINTHROP WHAT yLJ Aj.WA Pt2J eAY 3cu-r. VIOL.. - Y VIOLF$ CF f`= / KAV. & EEKMEEK 4 L&)fiAT DA C-A L FRANK AND ERNEST iT I Devlin (35) Foresight 2020 11:00 (6) Camera Three (I) Rex Humbard (9) Baptist Church (33) First Baptist Church Of Merritt Island 11:30 (6) Face The Nation 11:45 (2) This Week In Congress (44) Movie AFTERNOON Z. Press a -..e (6) It's The Law (9) College Football '75 (24) Ascent Of Man (35) This Week In The NFL (44) It's The Law 12:30 (2) Doug Dickey Show (6) NFL Pre-Game Show (I) Last Of The Wild (9) Let's Make A Deal 1:00 (2.5) Speaking With Your Hands (6) NFL Football New Orleans At Atlanta (9) Directions (24) World Press (33) Wrestling (44) Movie 1:30 (2) NFL Football Miami At Green Bay (9) Issues And Answers (24) Florida Report 2:00 (9) Pro And Con (24) Senior Scene (33) Movie 2:30 (9) Wrestling 3:00 (24) Book Beat 3:30 (9) Mission Impossible (24) The Glouchestermen (3$) Mov ie (24) Evening At Symphony (35) Moyle 8:30 (44) Leroy Jenkins 9:00 (2 I) Mystery Movie 6) Kolak () Movie (24) Masterpiece Theatre 9 30 (33) Old Time Gospel Hour 10: 00 (6) Bronk (24) The Ascent Of Man (44) Come Together 10:30 (2) The Evil Touch (6) Great Mysteries (5) News Conference (33) James Robison (44) Wayne Tyler Show 11:00 (2,6,$,) News (24) Mnnty Pvthrw'. . . .5 Hying Circus (33) Noire Dame Highlights (44) Love American Style 11:15 (9) ABC News 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Sammy And Company (24) Kops Show (44) Spanish Movie 12:00 (9) News 1:00 (2) Daily Devotional 1:15 (9) Daily Word Station, make daytime pioa_r.n, changes from lIme Pe time met may not ppear here. Consult your daily Herald TV listHig for late program Chaflgfl, -. WEEKDAYS MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee (6) Young And Restless (I, 13) Magnificent Marble Machin (9) (24) World Press (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2. 13) Three For Money '-'- tjfjA 37 DOvvnpOur Ajp I N Ci I A _______ ,• 39 Heavy blow - hocki Pat roast of 40 One m.ai 41 Inthyidual 42 Property tern I-r1t1.i -8--lemonade 45 TQQI 12 Hail! 13 Italian river 14 Dancing girl 15 Impair 16 Converts to an ester 18 )*ffT%I 20 liroact*ay 21 A t) C i N jflT1L ir ________ C y T - LIT A JjNj C. 49 Chess term ________ I40 C L A. 51 Adam'g mate r_ ifrrT1 f.4'r 52 CIU$ty 51 IAILIjJ hilippine_______ $ b eIN Tle I setsop 54 Male child 7 In favor of 31 Ointment f5 Root finials Ent-9 places 33 Make amends 38 Low sand hit _______ OiT lQIAILI lnf,.rre pinri iiç 10 Presage 40 Cncur, (6) Search For 22 Cmii 11 Scottish girl 41 Corpulent DOWN . Tomorrow 24 Oysters are 17 Confine 42 South African (9) All My Children found in -- I Cured meats 19 Snouts fox (24) Electric Company 26 Father (Fr I 23 Engtsn forest 43 Cease 2 Ettipsoidal 27 Demure 24 Food fish 3 (3ii ntme 44 Hindu garment (44) Variety 30 Each 4 Musical 25 Fencing sword 46 Solar disk 1:00 (2) Somerset 37 Hangs in folds 26 Of the Poet groups 47 Cry of (6) News 34 Felt S Great Lake 27 Weak-willed bacchanals (9) Ryan's Hope 35 Complete 28 At this place 48 Car damage S Dinner 35 Bishopric (24) Instructional course 29 Belgian river 50 Demented Schedule ——— rg- rr (35, 44) Movie r 10 11 1:30 (21 I, 13) Days Of Our Lives ... '" Ac The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2, 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reason (24) The Glouchestermen (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, I, 13) Another World (6) Match Game (9) General Hospital (i Romagnolis Table (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Three Stooges 3:25 (44) Spirit Of '76 3:30 (6) Tattletaies (9) One Life To Live (24) Lillias. Yoga And You (3$) Rocky And His FriendsUnderdog (44) Fllntstones 4:00 (2) Ironside (6) Partridge Family (1. 13) Somerset (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (33) The Addams Family (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30(6,I) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (13) Orlando City Council Meeting (24) Sesame Street (3$) The Lone Ranger (44) Gilligan's Island 5:00 (2) Adam.12 (9) Gilligafl'$tsi,.tid (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (33) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch 5:30 (2) News (9) Beverly Hillbillies (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (33) Lost In Spece (44) Partridge Family 6:00 (2,611.9) News (24) World Press (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2.0) NBC News () ABC News (13) lane Grey Theatre (24) Conversations With Sol Hurok (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6, 1) Sunshine Almanac 6:23 (2) With This Ring 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) TodaylnFlorida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I) News E Suncoast Sunris News 7:00 (2. 0) Today 4:00(2) BdseballPlayoffs (6) News (6) NFL Football (9) Bozo's Circus Washington At (44) Unlscope Philadelphia 7:30 (9) Am America (74) Our Story (44) House Of 4:13 (9) Changing Times Frightenstein 4:30 (9) Swiss Family 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo Røblnson (44)Flinfstones S:OO(24)Consum.. l:)0(44) Three Stooges Survival Kit 8:53 (44) Spirit Of 76 Serving.. (33) World Of 9:00 (2) PtII Survival (6) Mike Douglas 5:30 (9) News (5) Big Valley HOSPITALITY, WARM (24) Florida (9) Movie Business Week (24) Mister Rogers' GREETINGS, AND A (U) To Be Announced Neighborhood 6:00 (2) News (44) Leave It To WIDE VARIETY OF (I) Other Side Beaver Of The Stars 9:30 (24) In-School HELPFUL CIVIC (24) Firing Line Service 6:30 (33) Virginian (44) Gomer Pyle INFORMATION: (44) Great Sports 10:00 (3) Celebrity Legends Sweepstakes (6) Give-n Take EVENING (I) Romper Room (44) Father Knows 7:00 If you are new in town (2,0) Wonderful Best World Of 10:30 (2. I, 13) Wheel Of MARGE WILLIAMS Disney Fortune (6) 6 Sanford (6) The Price Is (9) The Bobby Right SHIRLEY MILL El Vinton Show (35) 700 Club 834-92)2 (24) Conversations (44) Green Acres Casselberrywinter Springs With Sol Hurok 11:00 (2.0,13) High Rollers MONDAY, RUTH TUECH (44) Virginian (6) Gambit OCT. 4 7:30 (6) 30 Minutes LYNN KENDESON (9) Show Offs EVENING 8349212 (9) Name That (44) Phil Donahue Altamonte Springs. Lon Tune 11:30 (2, 8, 13) Hollywood 7: CO (2) To Tell The (24) Lowell Thomas SHIRLEYMILLET Squares iruth Remembers $349212 (6) Love Of Life (6,0) Concentration 7:57 (4) Bicentennial Forest City (9) Happy Days (9) Wild World Minutes Altamonte Springs (24) Viii. Alegre Of Animals 8:00 (2.0) The Family 11:55 (6) News (13) CBS News HILDA RICHMOND Holvak (24) intercom 574-3167 (4) Cher AFTERNOON (33) Star Trek De Ilona (9) Six Million ------- Dv4larMan " .....12-80 (7, 44)' Ne -- - -_- -_- -_ -ws.........Con(Inui,d On Page 7-D) PILL A4 t ACROSS L (I) Roberts (9, Dr. Who '35) Blue Ridge Quartet (44) Movie 10:30 (2) Movie (6) Look Up And (9) (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Wild Kingdom (6) Match Game PM (0) 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 (9) Barbary Coast (24) Special Of The Week (3S) Movie U A (I) Bayshore World 1oiys World (9) Agriculture USA (44) Conversation With Galadriel 7:3(1 (2) Church Power (6) The Living World (I) Chapel Eight Viewpoint On Nutrition (44) Jimmy Swaggert 7:45 (6) The Christophers 8:00 (2.5) Day Of Discovery .. .' . r.4' (9) Revival Fires (44) Fury 0:00 (2) Religious (ContInued From Page &D) Ans*er to Previous Puzzle J Live ReligIon In flR, auvs, r xtow O.J E ONLY TRYING 'LJ Sunday, Oct. 3, 1973 12 _.•., r I I (6 — -- — — 1 17 fl5 -.-- 24 25 (13) Here Come The Stars 9:00 (2. 8) Movie (6) All In The Family (9) Monday Night '3) F oo tball Movie 9:30 (6) Maudc E ________________ 31 r 4 ____ ____29 32 -- - 33 - 34 (13) Carolina Country (35) Felony Squad 10:00 (6) Medicsi Center (13, 35) Burke's Law (24) Say Brother: National Edition 11:00 (7. 6, 5) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style - 11:30 (2.1) Tonight Show 16 — 12 31 Squad — — 44 - (6) Movie (44) The Mod 38 12: 00 (9) 45 12:15 (9) Rock Concert 1•7 •• 148 - - I: - - — - — — — — - - 1:4.3 (9) Show Daily Wor d TUESDAY, OCT.? EVENING 0 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6, I) Concentration lodge Podge 'L" (9) Wild World o M 13 0 I. II 1) 0 13 Y C A NOEKOOL K A I. T K T (44) Donahue 1:00 (2.0) Tomorrow - — — — — SEEK & FIND' Ns (j U S I. S H A F P 1 I I A 13 0 (3 M A T I , K - FACAI)It I.T.MQR I. I LAf'RAI. 13 t 13 0 P 0 I I K S S 0 13 C A I. K 0 Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Orange County School Boa rd (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) Space 1999 $ (0) Let's Make A Deal (13) movie KTIAL)CYNGuxBI:TSVK(; 6:00 (2.5) Baseball World Of Joe Garagiola (9) Happy Days (33) Movie (44) Dinah 8:15 (2.5) Major League Baseball Playoffs n:jU IS) Joe Am Sons (9) Welcome Back YSAYMSTALI,N I OWN I I SO iAKK0A 13 OR I NA II K N M V F V I. EM U K U 1 0 S W K A N 13 NK El KhllYl. IYULCDEVLCES . IRZACRKIIWOWTC , .,n $1 I. I. II I H I I Y I. Y 'I' W 0 I I A I C I' Kotler 9 Ci.) (2.5) Police Story () Switch (9) Rookies (13) Stagec oa ch K I) ( A C A 13 0 (3 I A C I. K 0 I. I it A K I) K 0 V N 0 M I T K H V Z A I. C IvAtrucUms: This hidden names listed bole PP@ar fillorward. bsckward, up, d.w, or dIgoalIy is the puzzle. Find each hidden name and box It In ii ebowi,: LADYBIRD LACROSSE LYRIC LACEWING ,.rrER LAZY LARK LIBERTY LICHEN LEMUR lYE LILAC MONDAY: 7?????? West 9:30 (33) Movie 10:00 (2, 0) Joe Forrester (6) Beacon Hill () Marcus Welby, MD - (13) Burke's Law 0 (44) Dinah 10:30 (24) Woman 11:00 (2, 6. 0, 9) News (35) 700 Club f Help without Hassle (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 12:00 (0) Great Mysteries 12:3(1 (I) Tomorrow Show (44) Donahue WEDNESDAY, OCT. 0 EVENING 7EENIIL/ 7:00 (2) To Tell The ftI]\(Jf Truth (6. 0) Concentration (9) Wild World 644-2027 Of Animals (13) Dante's Inferno vv (13) Burke's Law (44) 11:00 (2,6.9) News (33) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (7,6) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2,0) Tomorrow Show THURSDAY, OCT. 9 EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6.8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Intercom 24 (U) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) Good Times (5,9) Let's Make A Dea l (13) Movie (44) Love American (13) Stagecoach West Rebellion (33) Animal World (44) Dinah 6:30 (2.0) Fey () On The Rocks (24) Classic Theatre Preview (3$) Movie 5:57 (6) Bicentennial Minute 9:00 (7,0) E$Iary Queen (6) MovIe (9) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Stagecoach Wes t (24) Classic Theatre (44) Movie 10:00 (2, 0) Medical Story (9) HarryO (13, 35) Burke's Law 11:00 (2, it I. 9) News (3$) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2. 5) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 12:30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2) Tomorr ow Show 1:50 (9) Daily Word FRIDAY, OCT. 10 EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6. S) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Senior Scene (35) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes rW (24) Pin To See A Peep Show 10:30 (33) Portrait Of A Champion (44) Greatest Sports Legends 11:00 (2,6,0,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) 700 Club Love American Style 11:30 (2) Tonight Show (5, 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment Man Destroys (U) Car And Track (44) Sports Legends 5:00 (9) Wide Wor ld Of Spor ts (24) Interface 5:30 (24) Black Perspective On The News (3S) Wilburn Brothers Show (44) Untouchables 6:00 (6.0) NeWS (24) Book Beat 12:00 (2) Josie And The Pussycats (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (24) ValIa Alegre (33) Uniscope 12:00 (2) Movie (I) News 1:00 () Movie 1:30 (2. 0) Midnight Special 230 : (2) Daily Devotional (44) Movie 3:00 (9) Movie 4:00 (44) Movie 4:4.5 () Movie 5:30 (44) Movie (44) Soul Train Bandstand (24) Our Story (35) Holiday On Wheels 12:56 (6) In The News 1:00 (2) Doubleheader Baseba ll Playoffs MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac (6) Children's Film 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence Clerk Art iil ask the rt back to ring county a monthly ile will ask be divided nsure ad. • I 4 ' - d by srrte 'ho sail •-T - ihort1i'- ' nod in ti-:' ..,. -fl i -' I (;, its material niers said ie district from the 5 NEED THAT HE-INVOKES ORLD. SHUP[)ERING IN 'IE MYSTIC RITUAL ANC' THER THE APPIARITICNS INARY HE KNOWS NOT. (13) Movie - - '!./' 4 - WEIr OM NOTICE rts which ithan the 't by the nt level, $1.000 of - :5-million. pertinent nore than Research scientists in universit y laboratories throughout the country need thous.xnds of mice to help se jives from cancer. -t::;:._. , ) f.L .,',. • - IL 14: - r o Will you help? GIVE TO YOUR Mannion cancer Society F:htc4( ' . .' - ' 1 4dfóUp tnd d therk Semester ($) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL REGARDLESS OF ROOM SIZE CARPET (6) U.S. Of Archie (0) Banana Splits (9) Bozo's Circus 7:0 (2) Jabberwocky () FIIntst (I) Go 8:00 (2) Emergency Plus Four (6) Pebbles And Bamm-Bamm () Hong Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Street (44) Wally's Workshop 8:25 (6) In The News (9) Schoolhouse Rock 8:30 (2) Sigmund And The Sea Mons ters (6) Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour (I) Jabbeerwocky - N LIVINGROOM DINING ROOM (O dining aria) and HALL CLEANED R.,ardl.ss f Site) TillS WEEK ONLY '1 WE'LL CLEAN I BEDROOM RUG FOR ONLY (Traffl: area Only) with either of the above sp,ctals or COLORIZE: your learpet,while 1 0- ' THIS WEEK ONLY 9 . MORS SO- BRIGHT . 99c f THE GOVRNc.R's THEIR MONOTONO(J5 fERAL HOLIDAY ANC' THE j - )'(asf%iC{as Tiiurnph. ,o.s _ HOME and TINT. at slight III a3MSOIn i 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE CALL ER PARK ______ (44) E ncounter 671=5453 ________________________ _ LIVING ROOM HALL -. 1 r _____ Jerry (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (9) Schoolhouse R ock 9:30 (2, I) Scooby.Doo Where Are You? 11 $ YES, WE DYE (9) Tom And 9:00 (2. 0) Secret Life Of Waldo Kitty (9) Grape Ape Show (24) Electric Company (44) Gerald Derstine CLEANED - 905 'IT $3495 DINING$ .TOP OF LINE', SERVICE ROOM 4495 WARRANT expert cries will cle., your carp.Iing DETTIR than .vew have ever soon befor.j or your money Is returned iti rull. Upheifterol furniture area and Or.ental carpets Included in this pledi, 2 SINCE 1945 GUaRanTe GUARANTEE CARPET CLEANING P.O.BOX IllS. WINTER PARK fl753 471-!153 - ' -/ 1 checks for . S.. 8:00 (2) Emergency (6) The Jeffer-sons (9) Saturday Night Festival (6) Sunrise - -- (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 (9) American OCT. 11 — Watching (6) Hoe Haw (6) Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids (I) Information SATURDAY, ge 7:00 (2) Florida's. (9) Schoolhouse Rock 12:30 (2) Go USA the idjustznent, the corn- is a memo 7 dP4 1pouse EVENING 12:24 (6) In The News said against Tuesday's OCTOBER 5, 1975 Country Wrestling (44) Movie y 12:00 (2) Movie (44) Unt ou chables 1:00 (44) Time Tunnel 1:30 (2) Daily Devotional (35) Pop Goes The (13) All-Star one News 11:30 (2) News (6) Movie () Movie 11:4S (2.0,13) Saturday (35) Nashville On The Road 6:30 (2,4,$, , 13) News (24) Florida Business Week (I) information 8 (9) Speed Buggy Fights (44) Shir T.' 11:15 (9) ABC Weekend man Night Live (33) Party (44) Star Trek AFTERNOON (33) Friday Night (If ,',i, uild, Rock 11:30 (2) Weitwind (6) Ghost Busters (5) Speaking With Your Hands (9) The Odd Ball Couple (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (33) Big Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man 11:56 (6) In The News (24) Masterpiece Theatre 10:00 (2, 8) Police Woman (6) Be rnab1 Jones (13) Burke's Law Style 8:00 (2.0) The Montefuscos (6) The Waltons () Barney Miller (24) Romantic 11:25 () in The News i' Table 4:00 (6) Sounding Board (24) Woman 4:30 (6) CBS Spor ts Spectacular (9) Malt Helm (3$) International Championship Wrestflng 11:00 (2.6.9) News (35) 700 Club Black Experience (24) Romagnoli's (13) Daytime (24) Electric Company (35) Cartoons Minute 9:00 (2,0) Rockford Files 3:30 (6) Show 10:00 (6) The Carol Burnett Show Paradise Space Nuts Week i 3:00 (24) That Uncertain (6) Far Out 8:57 (6) Bicentennial ,ietrocolll (6) Kate McShane (9) Starsky & Hutch 10:54 (6) In The News 11:00 (2,5) Bey And The Planet Of T he A (9) Movie (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (24) Wall Street 9 00 (2, 8) Doctors Hospital (6) Cannon (9) Barett __ JoeRui, (6) MA-S-H Sunday,.Oct. 5, 975-7D Live With Howard Cosell (24) Philadelphia Fclk Festival (3$) Movie (4) Music City U.S.A. 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Minute 8:30 (6) Doc (44) That Good Old Nashville Sound 9:00 (7, 0) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Mri' Shi (9) W.A.T. (24) Soeclat Of The Week (44) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart (24) Washington Week (35) NFL Game Of The Week (44) Combat 1:30 (I) CatagorIcaliy Speaking (9) NCAA Football Michigan At Michigan State (24) Wall Street Week (3$) Movie 1:56 (6) In The News 2:00 (2, 8) World Series 1kasebal (6) Movie (24) Zulu icomeo (44) Movie 2:30 (13) Movie (9) Uncle Croc's Block (24) Carrascolendas (35) Jetsons The Man Mama 9:30 (9) Movie (9) The Lost Saucer (13) Movie (24) Mister Roger's NeighbOrho")d 9:54 (6) in The News 10:00 (2. 8) Land Of The Lost (6) The Shazam Isis Hour (9) New Adventures Of Gilligan (24) Sesame Street (44) Ernest Angley Hour Sweepstakes (4) Wonderful Wc.rid Of Magic (5) $23,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) All-Star Wrestling (44) Love American Style 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son (6) Big Eddie (9) Mobile One (24) Wiitiiriqton Week In Review (33, 44) Movie 8:30 (2. 0) Chico And (24) Consumer Survival Kit (24) Welfare Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. 7:30 (2) Celebrity 8:30 (9) That's My Minute 8:30 (6) Phyllis — 12 I (44) Dina!i 8:27 () Bicentennial (13) CBS News (24) Intercom 24 (33) Star Trek (44) Hogan's Heroes 7:30 (2, 5) Price Is Right (6) Don Adams Screen Test (9) $25000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) Love American St yle 8:00 (2, 5) Little House On The Prairie (6) Tony Orlando (9) When Thinq wer (?often (74) Feeling Good (35) Name ot The Game THERE T1CK PD STOS MAY SPEAK MV BONE51 - --- - - --- �.,. 4C—Evening Hera'd. Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. S. lflS BEETLE BAILEY ci1 (oJcN'r EE ME —,. 4 - - - - - For Those Under 20 Mort Walker BAR .' i4 Mc1INE _..•_ I DON'T EE'bJ PUT,N& i R EA L QUARTE& EITHER / • ) Exmboyfriend Bothers Her 0 0 @ I / Sii di Hendd all you can whereyour relationship o; until his my friends. He's go from there. After a long way and and he'll p: there are bound to be ties and getting In aren't too easily broken by one don't know how T get rid ; Dear Astrid: My boyfriend and l broke up or the other person in the rela him. There are only the two of recently. We both agreed It was Uonship. it can't Just be cut like as. What shall I do? Bugged Dear Astrid: There Is a new girl In my4 the best thing to do. At first that. You should be able to Dear Bugged: year and I like her The only way to handle the school everything wits all right, but maintain a measure of friend. By ASTRID CARSON The Herrld Services 11 TULI y 6 - Un f0f eyefgone THE BORN LOSER 43W PAR Sunday, Oct (Cci\ 3, 975 SUNDAY MORNING 10:00 (44) — "McUala s Navy Joins the Air Force" Ernest Borgnlne Tim Conway, Joe Flynn "Ride 'Em 1145 (4-Il Abbott, -. Lou Costell o APTERNOON — — CAMPUS CLA11ER '-'ith BIMO BuRNS tfR 9UA,'S t KNl r YOURE ONLY TRYiNC, 3 TO RENDER A SERVICE, BUT IF 'yOu DON7 WIND - 1: 00 144) — "Forty Pounds of Trouble" — Tony Curtis. Suzanne Pleshette IhII Silvers 30044)—"Tammyandthe eta Sandra Peter Fonda r — • EVENING Devane 11:30 (44) "El Terrible Dc Chicago"— Cassen, Pepita Ferrer, Maria Flores — MONDAY MORNING 900 (9) "Restless sears" S.indr.i [he, .1oh txon — AFTERNOON 1:00 (35) — "Shine on Harvest Ann Sheridan Humphrey Bogart , Ann Sheridan EVENING 8 20 (35) "Dive Bomber" — — Errol Flynn, Fred MaeMurray. Alexis Smith BUGSBUNNY THE CAR A BAND at-R r 1. 00(44) — 11 Bright Eyes" — Shirley Temple, Jane Withers 11:30 0) — "The Victim" — Elizabeth Montgomery, George Maharis TUESDAY 11: 38 (6) — " Fear on Trial" — MORNING George C. Scott, William 9- 00 4 9) — "Earapell so 11 P. Sophia Loren, Woman" Tab Hunter Norma Shearer, Robert Taylor ,, Nora Prentis Bruce Bennett, Kent Smith — , , 1:00 4ierMorning 1:00 (35) tainhad" Pat Neal 1-00 (44) MORNING "The Fcnthdne "The Foun- 900 (9) Gary Cooper, Touch" Rosalind Russel, — — Don Ameche "Wee Willie — — Shirky Temple, iouglcs Fairbanks ir EVENING EVENING 7: 30 113) — "Belle le Grande" 7:30 (131 — Carnival In Coll Men" — Dick Ilaymes. J 800(35)— "TheGypsy&tbe Gentlemen" Melinda hlercouri, Flora Robson — 9:00 Young . . Alice Faye 9:20 135) — "Tbe Flying For1ress" — Richard Greene 11:30 (6) "Lieutenant Scheuster's Wife" Lm Grant, Jack Warden MORNING "nal Kind of HOROSCOPE - - SATURDAY MORNING 9:30 (13) "Belle Le Grande" — — Victor McLaglcn ' 9:00 91 — AFTERNOON ,, 1 00 (35) "life Begins At 5:30 (44) 8:30" — Monty Wooley, Ida Lupino, Cornel Wilde FRIDAY - - For Sunda" October 5 1975 —. *A4EQE"6 PAY BREAKFAST ? 1 RI 41 TI4RE A NEW - 0Np Kind" — Kathryn Grayson, Rita Moreno Vera Ellen, Cesar Romero, EVENING Celeste Holm "Monkey onMy 800(35) —"GjriFroznJones 80035)= Back" — Dianne Foster. Beach Vir ginia Mayo, Jack Albertson Ronald Reagan 9-00 (9) — "Sweet Hostage" — MarUn Sheen, Unda Princess" — Shirley Blair Temple, Richard Greene 9:00 (44) "YoLng People" 1:X (6) Bancelill T1he — Shirley Temple, Jeck Greatest Collection of Them Oakke, Charlotte GreenAll" — George Peppard. wood Penny Fuller "The Racket 9:30 (35) Busters" — Humphrey THURSDAY Bogart, Walter Abel MORNING The jWrd Secret" 11:30 (6) Three Ring P. 0 (9) Jerry Lewis, Circull — Stephilm Boyd, Jack Dean Martin Hawkins - '- 1 1 1 17 ¶ WINTHROP ym `rW ALViJill via_" THE L.J CF FC eAYA80-rr KJ4 / EEK & MEEK K410I 10~i AT A BEAunRx- DAI~ - I -•• -. I - -• - - SUNDAY, the coin- Tuesday's OCTOBER 5, 1975 Is a memo - the 200 (44 "This Island Earth"— Jeff Morrow, Rex Reason 2:30 (13) "Cariiival In Costa — ,*n I ' killill I ____ ,( ________ jrnws ' 4 '-' be divided , 1' , I — ) - _J 3:00 (35) — "Destroy AU Monsters" — Akira Kubo, -— / - :1 _________ _____ I - f I - mure ad ' SOr , 1* ' i iA 1 - ho said ihort last -riod In the kiii ~4 Volk Godzillin 3:38(44) — Zombles ut Mors Tau" — Gregg Palmer, Allison Ilayes T... *ji j All" EVENING A: 00 (35) — 11 Wild Racers" — Fabian, Mimsy Farmer I'Sbamusll Burt Reynolds, Dyan Cannon its X 9-.00 (2,S) Q material - 1% POSING AS A PEDDLER SELLING PRETTY TRINKETS, THE SLAVE GOES AMONG THE SERVANTS SLYLY " U' tOr: IN H5 GLOOMY CAVERN HASHIDA THE SORCERER, HALF CRAZED BY HIS DESIRE FOR QUEEN ALETA, MAKES HIS DEVIOUS PLANS. r — - HE SUMMONS ONE OF HIS YOUNG SLAVES. HE HYPNOTIZES THE LAC AND INTO HIS BLANK MIND PLACES HIS OWN THOUGHTS AND INSTRUCTIONS. •-. ft .I -; - ie district from the 0111 KW7 SO GREAT IS THE SORCERERS NEED THAT HE INVOKES THE SPIRITS OF THE HALF-WORLD. SHUDDERING IN FEAR HE GOES 'THROUGH THE MY5TIC: RITUAL AND ASKS THEIR HELP. BUT WHETHER THE APPARITIcNS HE SEES ARE REAL OR IMAGINARY f-fE KNOWS NOT GATHERING INFORMATION- FOR THE SERVANTS KNO`W ALL THAT GOES ON N THE PALACE — rts which ithan the -t by the ent level, fl° of - ,__________________________ 7. _LL L - ' J: ..L :- --- t8-million, pnrtment nore than — "i,' Dana Wynter Mark" — Vincent Price, 3:25 (9) — "Term of Trial" Baxter, Michael Laurence Olivier, Simone O'Shea Signoret 5515 (9) — "The Devil's 5:35 (9) "House of Redroom" —JohnLupton, Dracula" Ion Chancy, Dick Jones Lionel AtwUl -.--•. ,1 — Anne — - \: f . -' •--'. , t '•s4 e. — ', / , - . 'P______ ____ ____ - l -- L _ / '' i t_ 'i _____ i I 1 - A' . ' c.' -__-_-_ iIt, ____ 1 r ;-- — -. ____ ,, ,•4jJ - _____ ,t,-'...A t',_,-j.-'• __ Maryland Fried Chicken's - ' w,Melds- I -Iso one of Aug. 15 in n with the owner of ccused of lat pouce SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER 50 Good All Day Sunday - October 5th - HE OPENS THE STRONG ROOM AND FROM THE GREAT STORE OF TREASURE BRINGS OUT RARE JEAJ SILKS AND SATINS.. FURS AND PERFUMES, AND LOAC75 THEM ON PACK ANIMAL5. THEN HASHIDA THE POTENT WIZARD DESCENDS FROM HIS MOUNTAIN ABODE CONFIDENT THAT HE CAN WIN HIS FAIR PREY. 2017 CHICKEN HOT ROLLS 3 PIECES Also Includes Choice Of 2: COLE SLAW THE: B03MIN' LOSElt by Art Sainsoxin . .THE . " • NE 5 TAKE I'3 TU <A C CIAO r L II WWWRIED CHICKEN T1;:t Th ," • CWI - . ______ i' . K T Pc-'.J' %. T '\ ? _____ ______ FUTL55 wi Commis. let two barge for "I \ 'hue the whether imposed one Ord ers ea — iarge into G eneral cvnts -9442 2100 S. French Ave. - - .. -."" ~il!,N ___ . OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 fil 9:30—Fri. & Sat.9 fil 10:30 or Ei " MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY AVY S seized in - REG. '1" - 'cker was is BAKED BEANS - ALETA, HIS FAIR PRE' IS ENJOYING HER STAY AT THE GOVERNOR'S PALACE, FOR ALL TOO 50ON THEY MUST RE5UME THEIR MONOTONOUS SEA VOYAGE. THE GOVERNOR DECLARES A GENERAL HOLIDAY AND THE Y IS IN A FESTIVE MOOD. NEXT WEEK-XaIda Triumph. 10•5 O'"gP-.htuag Sdc.t. .c I. WodIhts,.vsd. P MACARONI SALAD POTATO SALAD • FRANK AND ERNEST N rt back to ring county a monthly Ill wifl ask — tunistieally read more into has its drawbacks. today. You're apt to quit in the what others say than they LF.0 IJuly 23-Aug. 22) middle of accomplishing it. Intend. Hide those rose- Usually you're very appreda. Be tenacious. colored lns.ses' ti'e Today,youmay not be as I'ISCES(I'eb 20-March20) SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) grateful as you should be to Things that you enjoy doing Keep dose tabs on anyone one who has your best in will be a breeze for you today, who performs work or service teresta .it heart but tI you're asked to do for you 10(b) They could do it VIR(,O tAug 23-Sept 22) something that a a bit tough Incorrectly or overcharge Try to treat all you ha ve vo*i'fl erne to dealings with today in an even SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- manner. Someone you'll be YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 21) Some respoi bi Ii ties cool toward will not forgive OcL 6. 1975 that should be taken care of you easily. the Last LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) A Your material prospects for minute. However, you'll get bit of good fortune may soon the coining year appear 11win in under the wire. mme your way. Share it with promising. Channels will be CAP RICORN lI)ec 22-Jan those who helped bring it opened for you by people 191 Be careful today if you're aboit, but not with one who you've been considerate of in involved in a competitive was a stumbling block. the Pam. 1 - — — — funds before they're in your Forgotten if your efforts were reminding someone who bank account. Some cash Sii)CTe fond of you just how much you're counting on could be CANCER (June 21)uly 22) you've done for this person in delayed. You're not likely to be as the past. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) prudent as you should be now AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. There s a strong possibility In managing resources, A 19) An important goal could today that you'll op- spend-now, pay-later attitude only be partially achieved - - - against the d'"trnenI Clerk Art Demon" Peggy Cum— Peter Lorre, Sydney 1:" (35) "Happy Go mins, Dana Andrews Greenstreet. Geraldine Liolvely" David Niven. Fitzgerald 1:0O(9)—"North to Alaska" CesarPisnero John Wayne, Stewart 0:30 435) "Dangerous "Invasion of Miasma" Vic Mature, Robert Granger Star &.tae' 1:00 144) — "IlIlle, Great Piper Laurie Ball, Gloria Victor Missouri Raid" Wendell 11:30(1) —"Hostile Gan" EVENING Corey, MacDonald Carey, George Montgomery, 7:31 (U) "It's A Small Ellen Drew, Ward Bond Yvonne DeCarlo World" — Spencer Tracy, 2:31 (44) — "Whispering 11:30 (9) — "A Child Is Wendle Barrie Ghost," Milton Berle, Waiting" — 8:30 (35) "iimute Burt LanBrenda Joyce caster, Judy Garland Pat O'Brien, Ronald 3:15 (9) "Murdur Inc." — 1:30 1) — "Sink the Reagan Stuart Whitman, May Britt 9:00(1)—Any Wednesday" Blsm*rk"—Kenneth More, careful not to exaggerate. For Monday, Odober 6, 1975 You could tell a tall We that n-ight come back to haunt ARIES (March2l-Aprill9) SCORPIO(Oct. 24Nov. 22) you. Advantages can be gained Keep a healthy division today CANCER (June 21-July 22) today in your dealings with between friendships awl your Your judgment is usually others, provided you don't more ambitious alms. Don't quite keen regarding UdW of press them too hard or too impose on your pals businew a domestic nature, but today selfishy. wise. You're likely to make some TAURUS(April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23. moves that aren't too bright Study your posiflon carefully Dee. 21) Things will come off LEO *dy 23-Aug. 22) You today before assuming new smoothly today if you follow could be a trifle forgetful obligations. Be saUsfied that through on plans as you today. If you have anything your decision will not burden preceive them. Don't act important to take tare cf someone agnift't your txi't interests to inake a note of it or ask GEMINI (hlay 21-June 20) please another. another to remind you. Don't expect Immediate CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) rewards from what you do for 19) You won't make many Be careful you don't spend others today. You won't be points today if you keep - - lbclwrd Harrison — promptly. quoted later. Be certain you You will become involved TAURUS(April 21(1,May 20) have all the facts before this coming year In an Jane Fonda, Jason It's not likely you'll be too passing information on Robards organizational activity that moti vated today to do things PISCES(Ieb, 2OMarch 20) will be both pleasurable and P00(44) "Sn'h of for Mauntles" — Shirley others unless you see You could cause expensive rewarding The role you're some Temple. Randolph Scott If complications for yourself destlnedtoplay will be a key thereis, that's another story today if you get tooenmeshed one. 11:30 (61 — "Day of the Evil GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Gun" — GlennFord,Arthur When among friends today be , - — ARIES (March 21-April 19) situa tion. Those you go up in another's financial You may make some bad against may be holding more problems. decisions today, but second trump cart than you. thoughts will reveal your AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. YOURBflITHDAY errors. Rectify yourmistakes 19) What you say today will be Oct. 5,1t75 BLONDIE -- AI-1LRNOON "lt'r A Small 1:00 (13) World" — — - - '1 — ,01 -, - - I 1 i — AF'TT-IINOON 1:00 (3) ---- ''11iit' Itight, You're Wrong" Lucille nait, Ckinuis O'Keefe — - 0 - - Kennedy — AFTERNOON "Ism (0, — 'Me Hlg Flsh" Tony Curtis, John McGiver 9:00 (9) — "The Laughing Policeman" — Walter Matt.hau, Bnjce Dern 11:30 (2 "Seven from Texas' Paul Page, — -.--- TV Movies This Week - 0101 ( — I $D—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl i ;L r -~~ -1 - .. Sanford At require ndela)ed -king Win- _ -HE RE! LET OM 4C IL....c"NL 'vvr' 2' - T "STICKS AW 5TQ*5 rui 0 -jt 11 imber re. telephone MAY mmisslion and il -- - LJ." bt I -* --I / 1 & A. - - - THEM / - '°" U; •- - ' "" - ..- ___ ____ I :1 ., kins both this ide.i ' - HURT "E" TUMBLIEWEEDS would ill the com- J SHORT RIBS MUCH OUT OP LIPE. I , cz! by Frank Hilt / TO 5L E7E HOT MEAL., r-----' i-- - asked to A BIT TOO HIG ected - t11 that the vide in basis so y M-41 / I -- - �4C—Evening: BEETLE B - —4 __ T CY / ( L i 2\ 4 IG NEWSGUYS! ...A RA F W141T &FFALOIS SAIP Tom K. -4 Ryan 4, WHOEVVR PRIN &S MgTI1 HIPF. OPTh ) IN This VICINITY. a by., F A zT- WHIrE R1WPALO WINS MY VALJ&W115Ril1Q %C~ I % '- THE BOR rw FAR • HIT IT r A TRUMPET! HAIl! WHY SHuLp Z HAND OVER MY t4oNY WHVJ ALL YoU'VE GOT IS A TRUMPET?! / gERUfl if YOU DN'y, 9:21111L WILL PlAY "PLIGHT Of TH gu,4g..Egu" INTO Vo HEARING AID. ('4 7 1 6~~ :ff man said against the idjustment, the corn- Tuesday's _ is memo Clerk Art .r/ CAMPUS •'' ' '!'' '. 67 -- ,ill ask the rt back to -- 10R. B414 !!ng County a monthly YEC )ewWask be dhlded nsure ad- So j DO checks for -r7 .. uvul I •Jjd_•iS b.c WlZqT R03P 1 I, L by D ick CaRvalli ACTLY? TIME S IT BUGS Bt W It -TREF f(p MJJSTAJALKP FARVE \oS, AN', 130Y, Ati\ A-\ AR GET KsC W!LL€ -' 5A(! 'dbysome he said ihort last 'riodinthe i '— WWpo, \ ts material iners said e district from the as which Om the 'I by the rt level, $1,000 of 8.rnillion BLON DII 'part.ment acre than ro J_\ W4ERE'5 8a!aJcF —q ? g. M / AL Rki1 OTTA RUM (Nfr, SO M N R 0(61 A A51GIAGOR OUT! w 604 AY VIOL I_ EEK& !1 K_- I & )O Fields 1130 one of n with the owner of ecused of at police ) 1975 by P4E.A, Inc. OU3R BOARDING 390U15E 2UND UF 16 fcker w. seized in - by Les Carroll , -: - \\ NON0-.-40-rN6 LIKE. THAT — M5 JU1 TRAIT ) ON 50ME PAY6 .ME THIN;---_ -. C ,--.--.-.-- -5-..,. ... •_,• -, - - (S 0.1 NP,4'/ 77/E S/6 P//ON)" - !: ? ,Q(TT1T -8346 , (. •-i A scalloped yoke matches the scallop line of the skirt. No. 8354 with I Photo-Guide is in Sizes j IV, to to 24':. Size 12'., I 1/ 35 bust 3'. yards 45. inch. 818 at Styles 1 together or as rates, these items are SSay to a "grea t i" / ' Look p8283 Dual Look-alikes that are e. 10-18 . A O 1Oi-24 1 Flatterer -. -. hWAT D/ONE REAO 7a' I 'J DEAR POLL? I have little money to spend, and found it a problem to know what to give my many greatnieces and nepPi.vs as, wedding presents. Now I buy a nice snapshot album, go through the snapshots I've accumulated over the years, and select pictures of them, their parents and grand1 parents. The new wife or husband can add the new family's pictures. Later. I send each of them a written qnealorv -- I3ESS - - ALLSIZES 55 FRANK E c - - 8354 - a .r.A - --- . - — z- 5TQF'P0. Aug. 15 In )xmately b 1w t-LA\f TVvO 7 NOTHING MKE OVR-\ 49MING A A 1XAN AU' APOwM1W MAIM' To ct.AR OUT TE Ott' OWBS! WINTI IF AN0 A HALF 1IZMINUTSFAST to sew and nice to w No, 8283 with Pho - AR POLLY Mothers or babye centers using disposable p er should keep a roll of masktape near the place baby is nged (also in the diaper bag for g out),to replace tabs that tear or which '.il riot stcI. !.tARY - j ., f;- - (_/ - ç '' ilc i :"7 I "' let two 'harge for hile the whether imposed kl\ — oted for- -, raI Tele'arge into - General — ciScents .-c MASKING TAIZ - DEAR POLLY — Here in Californi 'e are very water-conscious. I keep a container and a sprinkling can by the kitchen sink and find it is surprisingly easy to save water a halt-glass of water that one did mr drink çjos into one or the other adoes water left -over in vases. wat' fr om kettles and so on. I never ha• to draw -fresh water for my potted plants. BESSIE. han six in , In commis- Ar ON . 'S — DEAR POLLY After washing my plush bathroom rug and toilet seat cover, I run a small, old comb through them to bring back the soft fluffy look. — JUDI. ' ., ( P , DEAR POLLY Wt'ion pouring I quids like soup or spaghetti sauce into plastic freezer bags, I find it is easier to put the bag inside anempty coffee can and use masking tape - PEAR POLL' Ia' rrno'.e sanl 'It in the washer after running : load of beach towels and bathing suits, leave the door open a couple hours and then vacuum it out. Much more effective than using a damp cloth! DOROTHY. - ( VACUU1 TO require- 5063 n delaed -ki ng WinCo. to irnber telephone 'isslon and Cornidnc hiih kLieiJrIt!IL.f&I. �4C—Ev.nng BEETLEI cmpy __ __ wrkdecjeofoif thl/ uieei< in _ M! ARIES (&larch 21-April 19) Try to I more co-opetalive Sunday. You're fonunate in business it family membefIII aren't Involved Monday. Best days. y. career problems at s end _____ °® 91 St 1°'° (Ei f er I'd 110 TM, Atg. UrS. Pat Off. THE BOI (A HIT I AUTO '.' A 'I I - itt t, •- '- - r I BOSS ____ t' __ •1 HA k's I BR GSTHAT A GOES HIS DOOR IS R not' — cku 0 e - - - steal ., 1 — U Popu lar. mu demand Tuesday, Good financial prospe ct s Wednesday. Creative domestically Thursday. Trouble With mate Saturday. LEO July 23-Aug. 22)A bittoo boastfulSunday. A family surpf Ise Monday. Excellent leadership qualities Wednesday. Success with large ventures Thursday, Entefp(ising Friday, Problems with co-wwers Saturday. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) TGO looSe with money Sunday. A new twist solves an old dilemma Monday. Financial picture brightens rnIdek seek Oppor1unttS Lucky in love rriday. Weekend: don gamble ________________ "JUST WHY IS IT THAT, RIGHT OR WRONG,THE — $JA QD Ii- -- . — - — / S 11 ' ' - cI / I man said against the / LIBRA (5~;ft & -AR,7AVY1S.'t1VC: tv 23-0ol 23) ent s fauitt Sunday. Profit from comm el- the com- ThurSiay. Friday, tun evening. Easily annoyed Sa utday qk IF ssf 5 roO RERnia PREDICTS Srlr&rr rRIS US Wic All P 093r.), 3 C%)r p YOF I'd//ais FLLLi/ IL - % - - 1, - OS1NESs TRENDS WILL THE WEEK SCORPIO (Ccf. 24-Nov. 22) Hunch~s can't be relied on Sunday. Am. g is a memo SAGITTARIUS ON~v. 231-Dec. 21) Shun large grc s Sunday. Success i t will ask Uic t back to ying county ou keep aims to yourself Monday, Tueay ost rewarding days, YOU RE TO F SEVt HA ACAL RIZ A 77CWSHIPS &rJW& Vgplog goplaIN _I 1 "OH , ETHEL' WE DON'T OWE HERMAN 'RE MEMBER. DON'T SOAK THE ONES WITH A LOOSE SPARK PLUG WIRE! THEY'RE LIABLE TO BE INVESTIGATORS!" THAT S25 ANY MORE!' ___ 2T/ONSA 5A 5(O UN ROLES ES TA SL /Sip FR PEACE COLLECTED OVER THE C('TR/ES.flERN/CE NOTE: Send letters to Hornice Bode Osot. clo this nowspsp;r P.O. Box 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44010. Ifernice cannot *answer all thet 10tters, QAIY the ones of general interest. 'IT'S SOME SANGE LADY, ,9M! SHE CALLED ME 'SWEETIE! _____ C A P A I C 0 A N(Dec, 22-Jan. 19) Don't trea k prom I se s Sunday. An unusual GccJ rc-II-o,s Friday. Irnage very fragile Saturday. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe b. 19) Too opinionated Sunday. You Cain through &S PR TA J VON WOIISY ECAT/VAØ 6US/G. AT THIS 1/ME I PSONS BORN UIkR THE SIGNS OFi/8RA,AR/( I SAGITrAR,asmofo LL 5E THE ECEP/E SINEFICIAIRAMAUArwrinfNP, AMAJOh"WOVeSIN WIt L BrWa VFP, Ru r coAfAirkre wItt Cm W.2VC,46t T//V* ______ I — loss through w&essnessSaturday. - I, '- GEMINI(May 21-June 20) You're hard to please Sunday. Unusual tenefils In wark of career Monday. Tuesday. Lucky in pattrief ship Mattff6 Wednes. cay. Thursday. A CANCER (June 21-July 22) Youngsters'need a firm hand Sunday. Very \ / F C CH oL BUY% L _ TAURUS (April 20.?Aay 20) Things Start Idle Sunday. Monday: Pleasant 50C Substantial gains through a shared intefert Wednesda Thurs. day Good ideas You'redifflcu to get along Saturlay - ' U I he wW ask insure ad. checks for unique methods Monday, Tuesday. An important hope (uIlfiUemidweek A s e c r et gain Friday. Heavy responsibilities Saturday. ed by some vho said PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be thrift/ Sunday. ay if used at once. Wednesday. Thursday m ideas Manday, Tuesda %riod in the and TOM ISBELL by GET KiIi: iinw-r'll 1 Student's Corner_-. BUGS 8 WH Lgwa olete rl~j AkE 67 DA1 -1 s NVC ~_ d 1-11 S INIo i it hi a,i-i 0 1 on ki IF. its 0 material TOO EUIOY VERYEAL/ /SE WHO AIAS BLONDI . - ~~ftv 7V PROFIr IN EFFORTSAR(USALLY DIRECTED roWAgo__ WORK AREAS OR FIWYCIAL M4NM1REA15 R THEY6ECOME AWE 7WAN 10e se district irts which t by the sent leivl, - YOUR FORCEFY (nore than i BREAKFA GHOLJLP t;7 IN -146 - AVE PAY -p 'O1.E FMEt7tcrc' Z AcAt O1fl V PJAmOtJs __ W 1LL GAVE i - ___ • 'CMEGTIC. ,,E9 P1st N t OF VALAL - F_0~z 1' 'AtT'LL I I I I 0 1-1 BI1AR5 1 S HE LOVES ESCAPE' - I 401 __ e .u' • 4 9, also one of Aug. 15 in oximtely PTBMIMBO/": . ' with the owner of WH hat police 44~ I _ 4 OUT OUR WAY PO YOU HAVE THE THEYRE IN CAR KEYS, VERA} MY PURSE' ) 74?'eétee4 - - _ WELL,I KNOW THEY'RE jkN HERE SQM~WHERE / Jr I by Ed Sullivftn I FINALLY fOU~JD U5 Ali rseized in LLVMAT)(/cHAMJs PS CT. =1a HCLDI~i WHUE SIT LOOK AT ALL ML.) THAT STUFF! An o let two chargefor shile the whether ioted for. eral Tele. - I FRANX s A' SE THE MOST 7ISOR7ERLY -I CREATURE-5 (N EARTH! - , I . r p I ¼: ______________ t e 15 tnt ': KEYS ANP ) 4Q GEORGE! EXPECT TO HAVE RESFOiI5IBLE J055 WHEN THEY CANT KEEP THE —IR OWN PURSES IN ORVER? GO, ) GEORGE! } ___ IT'5 A G0017 THING THEY AREN'T VJAS A IS-1 ROKL RUNNING) j• THE COUNTRY' T1) IXT91 FOR ?N COOP ESCAPE AT ,v KEEP nfl ind'1 wing Wirt- ... umber re A&7V telephone u '. XmUssion and Comvkins both this idea. lye M harges by TUMBJ would re- the com- - I — t I! L Phone and ! asistance )ected all te to seek I that the 'All on rather basis so itatewide 40 ari in - J!!L --• - -------- - ' - Wgi 54. Northeast portion of the city is 'on that ordinance. _________ liri~i and ________________________________ 511 heidt. (Herald Not6 Ny hin V, chi u'n'iio __________________ ___________________ _____________ ____ �S - - . - - - - - - - •. _. -1 • - . -- .. ,-- •.' -. . 4C— E vening BEETLE! Ff • - CAMPUS CLATTER ouewr wov 'OU GADUATE, 31110 ' DID I I'M r by ESN'T THIS AN UNDERGRADUATE I COURSEd0 J J'STARrJNG WORK ON VN M'i MASTERS / Larry L ewis rr M . 3 1A( EiThER FOR UNDERGRADUATE OR GgADLJATE CREDIT Y , I DOO NESBURY cA11Y'J,4yRlcwT by Garry Trudeau "•. IL" __ MAT XF CAR 'I //T OARL/N 2 TAPI 00, C 8//MAc,..gtipg/ AMC, 4M CREAMY EAG/HO1pHOL5 X5 1 NIt AVP = v. / TAPI 7W X-751 fRSAF.161 THE 001 HIT IT 0J * — JA IS IT MADE MORE DIFFICULT FOR ) rr's MADE GRADUATE CEMpOSS,BLE ) vow man said against the adjustment, ________________________________ 'ou AV E T I' H .--___ - -- / the /0 AWAKI . . 10 L OXP I CAMPU! 5FA5F :.;- YOU'RE nT - PIV 0,0F.1 Tuesday's " I I __ r IN) TO A ~iou DC ( -. ••_• 10 .5 -, CAPTAIN ]EASY OUR EXPERIMENTS ItJPICATE THAT BUGS B & by Crooks _____ .FOR TH IN J5 C OPING WITH T lIp ----- LOOK OUT. . AR T EY - , will ask the ?rt back to ying county a monthly ed by some vho said 1 Eawrence / HILH MORALE ( A WATCHWORD ALLEY OOP - 4 aq re C;raue by FAT 15ROAD WHO CALLS HERSELF -rH' QUEEN OF 1 ~x / ' -_____________________________ Clerk Art be divided insure ad. checks for I L r arnerno __ / T? [. . (44T 6/aaeJ5H \ - INrUSTRIES % ItS GIRLS! I'LL 9 1 M YOU LATE=R Ge district from the ults All. %hich at by the sent level, -BLONDI 6AS epartment more than PDA PLACE WHERE EMPLOYEE5 CAN TRLJL%/ FIND HAPPINESS AND EXCITEMENT IN THEIR WORI< 1 A 3' WE PIDN1 T _ KNOW YOU CARRIED THING67 THIS_FA) 0000, MY H~AV' HELLO, UMPA! WHAT (i "' YOU kNOW) O'COURSS I YOU 1' '* .- - WINTI ______ '\ a Lso one of •. / Aug. 15 in 19~141~ P4 )n with the owner of iccused of hat Police V VIOL 4 WS 10 -g SOHzqny WON DER _ EEK WOW MANY ecker was by Dick Rogers ThEY AR OFN 01-OCKS ARE - 2 PRISCILLA'S POP nPURECOLORS AV E N D +(Po;zT CTRA(3 A SPOVEL, HOLLYHOCK TREES... 49UP1.EPVR6 : - C 0 HC U NAMES - / - I GH o I SYWIN&FROM ___ OLOF ESTJER ____ (6EE ANSWER ø) 5 ' (ZWE'Ei\ G, U5 GREEN. . ---- DURLv, 0 - 5c '- TUiviu; 1 OF A FEMALE SIRC7. - IM9 , - // fl era! Tele. harge into General e 15 cents ban six in la ________ . i require n de1a AR = - telephone REFLECTION IREFRACTION OF THE SUNS RAYS __ - - C E ATE TINY PR IS MS / , _____ SOM5-17IM95 JOy O MAKING MUSIC. MOg OFN,mpgoaAsl WINNORS.. PIN(! -(- WIa IN Of Ilt.d YlINb4Ip&es Con;- D I& U F I P ST I / (j u ST I ON E 1/ •kins bih ç this Ide* - -- hargesb w ould r I 'I$w,dIiirs the con). sid wiak, PUzlII8aki wffdw lot ti, "• o) (• ______ '-U) --____ • ____ . __ -. _.. o'W . \ ) •AL honeau Wed Tele. Ci) 1975 bj N(A Inc.. I U P9 U S Pat 0?! Oz 009S)CW6 It /oted for. - / 5ING6AWARNIMG1OKEP d "00H I RACC CITY GTxriQ_JL NEW YORKI N.Y. i charge for shile the whtther v imposed wing Win. Co to irnber r O ONE ANER. 1 MALE BIRD E6 MO61OF E 6IWG. WEELY VH W WA5 O WE MIEN1IQN 5IRPS SING — - icNya AN17 4AJ4PL.INI, 1OPUzZL BOOK (410 11416 ID, ' PLUS 25 CC-N FR PTAGE Commis. WHEN 131R05 SING 11,40Y ARE NOT 51N&ING TO US. F609LX_ WHO KNOW OF FUN AND GAMES • o- lAP) i7(' / • To Vermeer Al A RAINBOW IS SIMPLY THE MANIFESTATION OP A NATURAL PPENOMENION... -- a IV PS N :71N - END OF COLOR 114E LOAF IN THIS ERA OF ENLIGHTENMENT? ___ UP 1 THE POT OF CiOLD . 1H0 'TOP 'rHROUGH L15-AF BUDS. OLNWCo V r4 r by PRISCILLA HOW CAN YOU BE So NAIVE... FAi 1REES &E1 1ALLER INWES, - 1: ALR9Y GROWING UP FROM E BoDroM. Fields. 001 I AiWEW,Z CA MI (0/0 this newspaper) ROLL.At Mo - ssistance ,. Santo Cruz, Ctvilt 9501, tie ,.-. etted aU te to seek 0 C 1915 t y EX I - that the )flrather I basi5so Itatewide - - \• - -, -_-. • . \ .'_-r • • 5=, 5- ==-= - ,• =-.•- S,- i .- • • . .. - •. -isA' - - - • . .. . - - . . - . .- . • - •. - • - - - - • .. ' - - - - : . - • - : - -- . ( - - -. :.- • —- - --T • - -- - - 5. 5____ -. ---- - - I''' �______________________ . - - - , • .• - -. -, • . - .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 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/08f9ba05381ecb974b06c231fb46a5b5.pdf 8e438bd81d03d362671b5125e143ad21 PDF Text Text - - - -- - Herald, Sanford, II - - -- - - __ -_4 - 1975 Thursday, - - . A .1 - . 0 -;:---',. 1 - S I - __ -I N I . 1. 4 SAVEup I- - - L4W ' A9 A - - ~~ - more United Way Go al I .... - •-- - -. ....... ........ .. % .--. I WORKMATE __ - FIVE LIGHT CHANDELIER k`-1.1" - - .. \' , z , Roy 'or colors I ... EACH 11 $ -' - B'D 2895 _____________ I 95 i1ur t IiIi,cr - , ~.'~-.L"*~'.- *.,~_ V 0 SCOTTYS 'wit.r 1 A v Is . I - I CARPET :58-CT Tempered Glass P ç L 'SO $ % * I oar n a Ofl ve 1~1 I I I: _X 15% OFF 0 I Reg. Price 7/ 1 6" x 4' x 8' unprimed Can be stained. 12" O.C. (sheet).....9.95 " patterns and designs. buw - - SECURITY ! - HINGE GUARD ON ALL HAAS rII1Ir11II , CABINETS 1 1 i STOCKED IN OUR . ltlID ~ iceea D Reg . D,. WAREHOUSE , Ii . _ design. - WHITE N I ;0 1.% 0 One coat washable flat paint in white and colors. BLP Reg. Price (gal.).. .6.75 COMPRESSION 2 '/4 " x 8' thru 16' random .. Reg. Price (fin. ft.). . . . . 10c 4 Sale Reg. 13c 1 x2 Clear Cedar (l,n fl.) : J .. I 48 Aiurmnum Leei 1345 6 70 5 4 IRMT 1161:111offirerellit.1 II 3.9 • 279 ....................... 9.79 7 •Th 9 . 4V ' a do . .w,k a Te rv*xw Sale 250 1295 869 13.95 85 9.96 Seat T I Chest (ea ) 8 & D Ccrdiess Trimmer 8184 lea dicaW whether she win seek re-e lection. Mrs. Savage said today she is cons erng v g wi % for his city council spot. Bacon is completing one year a sp term y resignation last year. Mrs Saage, Mrs Jarrell 84 R Su per Turf Builder yan Aluminum Passage Set - 3201 Satin (ea) 7,500 sq. ft Bonus 8 Fertilizer 3.30 2 Satin leo) 44:11:161TA:11offreTel" Reversing Drill Lea) 4499 34 79 7250 (.heck These ' Ca o Cod Entrance Handle Sot 503D35 6 Lake Mar .~ Reg. 399 19% 11 99 • . 9.9:5 sq 2.99 1895 Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set - 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (ea) Bonus S'er1iIizer 7379/877% 'Circular Saw (ea) i , ~ . - .,& __ I1iI.1I€I.1A4IIi'[eI IIIJi'd:Jh'[eI GAF Sure Stik Floor Tile Galvanized Steel Pipe 12 'x 12 Patterns and colors ( ea) Cushioned Vinyl rloor Covering Mirqu s Cho ce of 8 c& ors (sq d) Mil,lionaire-4 colors available (sq. yd.) * el - . c 499 xc 3 3. x 21 (pc ) 4 * .9499 6996 Antique Brass ' 11 (22 9 79 5 000, ft 8 PC I B box 13 250 20 lb box O-X-D Weed Control Dawn Rose Food 5 lb 6 8.86 ' 51b 599 Anodized Aluminum lea) I 7895 hrub and Tres Fertilizer SingIeCyhndor40032BBC Brass Anodized Aluminum (08) 6.79 750 295 Kwh Plus Fertilizer k D bI C I d 11 95 1 • 6 1 99 • - Chuiceoflllov&ycolors(sq yd) - 846 (7.SOOsq. ft . bag) ................. 2695 . 18.59 20th box PATTERNS OF ITEMS. SALE PR ICES GOOD OCTOBER 3 th ru 9 M* - . 1. ** wpiN Imm 6 Automatic Lawn Spreader 3495 LaWnSpreade,No.35 ........... 34,95 I 9 700 FRENCH AVE. ~c HOURS: Q period inI4ake Mary w WA t6 he~ilV ha-id of 0 Jb .. PH:323-4700 0 ~;__- .;~ 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY I A Ad YOU CAN EXC); IT YOU11"IF1 . .. I %_b"Lx*~*"w"ao ITDP4* A - S ~ III YOU CAN CO IT"AWI - - V141t your nearm Scotty's store. - __ I -. Viblen said the jail could have reopened by Oct. 10 if it hadn't been for the ventilator fans, which he says will require special manufacture. A number o(lasuits of the fire. All th e suits - v been fled result name ,Sheriff Join Polk defendant. All the suits seek damages. "It's just a shame to have thejob completed 'nd have to wait a whole month on some very Ift"tv - 1,1 .. ij ' I - j -. ____ ,~~" il.: ~- ~ -y i +4'' - . - _ e,&- ; 4 I f rn . . I * ----- - (_~ I - .. j, . ,, -- , I I-11.- a ,. - I. .)'f . -. . . *1 ' S -_ I - i - w 41tf new 3ir 4; * jobs remain unfilled in ril and Training Act (CETA), an 1. l 4. ' :. a positions created by the Comprehensive Employment . - CErA Jobs Avaelable . inCou 1. ' I F li, I I - _____ ! rl_ , i'- ( - ______ - - F iis-- official said today. CETA Coordinator Lois Martin said persons seeking an of the positions must have been unemployed for a Unfilled posi tions include d Goats Eat SAD • a I .,,~k . L.a. I fl T VV i. ' I -__.~ - -_46. -1w. . -_ books v eauyc the Nov. city elections and the candidate qualification period will close Saturday. Candidates for the mayor's Swofford. City Commissioner Helen Keyser is being opposed !n her bid for a fourth two-year term in office by political newcomer Glen Buschman while no opposition has faced to City Comnmissoner ' i ! . .,'%~ ~ , , , 1'!.,. - ' 4 . 11 9 ' ' 11 f ", f, ! 4 ~ t I I I: , I 4, , f, I I I I I " i . 1: I" i .. i~ '14,7 I i- # - ~, I I I I 11 - " Z; .- - -',I ;- I .,'v irt .r. I . ii I i I ,* i t,1 . ,.1. t , t# , J. , , Lht I- , .t I ,. ,~ i, I 4' - - . I it t. I -, j I - - . •- -, . . . . -, ,- e~-_ 1'1-~- : i IT 1 ,) ' r,(J ' IL designated the prime sponsor 1 marked to provide johe for Seminole County residents. Surprised at what they see through their own private peep hole Since March, MISS Martin are Billy Burke, 4, of Sorrento; David Morgansteru, 5 of 206 E. said her office has placed 220 19th Street and Peter Simon, of I W ilkh Circle, members of unemployed workers in all the "the knothole gang" at Happy Acres Kindergitirten. county's cities, Seminole f j I I SHINGTON AP) - Pres.ident Ford vetoed the National School Lunch and Child Nutri tion Act today, saying it would provide subsidies for I I T WA L S 1 i 7 Jim Bedsole, a CETA planner, said he is now seeking the _11 I I - ~ . Y')L -4 J' - ' I- .9_ - SCC) and in positions in county govern- I lk r,*' . !~'Nt-~~'*,-, .~~ . 4 - __ ¼. V.. 0~1 - hard-core unemployed in hopes o f placing them in goernment es On DeLand !4- rninole High takes on tough Det.and tonight in a football game that will go a long way toward deciding or industry-related Jobs. "We' re not getting the underprivdeged minorities, and - - ~~ -T, ~~ t . L- P(I'_~-~z - Z_1:T~;u~-7---_ ~_.___ ' orce than ,, ti _~ -1 -_ J 1-.vening Herald Sunda) sports section for blanket programs p gr ins Tuqualit>,an applicant must (D%erage of all prep games in the area. either extend present - J'i L Mullet Lake Park Road dI 1d all ldrenrot1nfa1mi uCS ,0W1 pan a ;,.. --. I = !L , Exercising his 39th veto. the __" ii4 President said, "By extending F~ 7f aid to families not in rwed, this bill would add $1.1 billion to my ---1 I . : WORK BEGINS O"N - -. ZOO ROAD Preliminary grading work bepa tWs morning in preparatim for paving the entrance ivad to the CentmI Florida Zoo by the Central Florida - ---- .. CETA office in Seminole Plaza . off her clotbes Hise at her animals have been Im pounded recently by animal control officers In connection with violations of the county 'sanimal rol 0 Inance. employment office, or at the The Seminole Count) Corn- Ford suggested that Congress The clotbe*eating goats joined three hors", 92 dogs and live cats at the county's shelter off U.S. 17- ' .---. - - _-__ ____ _ if ';.j"i S , , I Ford Vetoes Lunch I 4 _- #~ - 1. .1I W - J ii and automotive mechanics. others, according to Miss - .1 Ptrsons see ki ng jobs may ( 44I! j, , 4 - .*' I 11.1 '4 - 4T 1 supervisor for retarded adults, Community Colleije - I -' ' I' I - ''N g I ching different fitre toda) at [be Seminole County Animal Control shelter. Officer Richard Willett . . f; Road Builders Association. Rainy weather has held up work on the mdway. (f led Photo by Tom Vince nt) "I cannot accept such fiscal irresponsibility when we fave the real danger that the budget deficit coWd reach $70 billion instead of the already high limit of $60 billion I set earlier this year " INDEX Bridge .. - _.. _ ( alendar Comics Cross%ord ...._. Editorial , ,,, Dear Abby ,, 6B Horoscope 5* IlospRal Obituaries jB Sports 4A Television 7A Women . _.. SH ... 5* ......1*2*313 . ..... . 4B 7A llurida)'s high 86. 0% eraight low 69. Rainfall W211.04 inches. Fair to partly cloudy through Saturday. High% mostly in the mid Ms. Lows near 70. Winds northeatterly 10 to 15 rupit, decreasing st WghL Complete deils and tides are on Page A. fill out an application form at CETA off ice, or at one of the two state employment offices located in Altamonte Springs. Then, the applicant is int1wed arid, based on his qualifications, sent out for an interview with a pro5pective employer. employed in the county earn from $2.10 an hour to 110,000 a year. "T'he employer is getting a worker free, but the hope is Ouit employer will continue to pay for the worker once CETA funds in out," Bed-sole sail]. j.fr.__ - i: - k U installation of safety features after a lettzr from Olin Greene, director of the state fire marshal's office, assured county Officials installation of the safety feattwes would imre a "reasonable degree of safety" at the jail. estimated. ) commission on Sept. 9 approved bids for The , --_ * 1%%.)L 4; ..-_& system. sprinklers, exhaust fans, as well as complicated fire and smoke detection equipment. He also said total costs of safety features is running about $12,000 more than officials previously . __ _________.. IAKE MARY -This city will . 2. Asked if November is a realistic opening da te, itoudfoot replied, -I think if the work is completed -and we have reason to believe it will be -the jail can open by Nov. I," he said. - al City COSe voter 96 ,$ %__ __ ..,#.-. To combat that, vihlen said hels attempting to rush completion of the ventilation system, but he said today the earliest due date he can get thus far is the latter part of this month. ' I ~ I Women's Auxiliary. Ferguson Is a maintenance superin tendent with the county Mary Post Office Saturday from 8 to 2 p.m. Voter registration bookselosc(Xt l 3.15 915 of is As onald Brewer reported Dthe I'1 trAi. - i ~I 4.45 1295 Azalea Food a ,,--- The $1,245 payment brought total costs for . sl1ation of safety features to $84,000, according to Jail Administrator George Proudfoot. ________ To Ce/ebrate Elections Supervisor Camilla 51b. box ...................... LIMITED QUANTITIES ON r I will be held by Seminole Shrub and Tree Weed Preventive ue 02 699 599 14 . __ = 05 , ai soptusticated faro," tbe chainnan W I y;* - I I I* ~;, ; 0* * . .- . ' ' != _~: J._~t ~_*1. r '.4. _ : I .., , ~ AJ . -, V_ , , , -- - y or proval Tuesday of an additional $1,245 for in. staltation of five ventilator fans, , I . The entire student body will the Invocation while the Boy be excused from classes to Scouts will lead the pledge of 'jtennial community with special participate and observe the allegiance and raise the new ceremonies at 10 a.m Monday ceremonies and former Bicentennial flag over the '. at the Lake Mary Elementar) studenisof the school ha%e been school IL -&,Jt . invited to attend. Errol Greene will have ~ their maiden forays Into the I 1~ Guest speaker, former opening remarks and will inpolitical arena Scnino e ou Y Conessman Bill Gunter, lU troduce dignitaries Closing Mrs. Savage Is a licensed tennial Chairman Jack H •' insurance agent, while Mrs ill present ti .lty S U c'en be Introduced by former Mayor remarks will be by Jack Frost, school principal and closing KNOTHOLE Jarrell is currently serving as tennial flag to Mayor Walter Den Jackson Rev. A.F. Stevens, pastorof prayer will be by Rev. J. Harold secretar) to the planning and Sorenson the Lake Mar) United David, pastor, First Baptist GANG zoning Presbyterian Church , will give Church. ders is activ e with the Volun " voters. A special voter registration . Sea Mist Randon Shear in 12 whdhs oa Suzanne Savage. Pat Jarrell, IM _i. 11AS1011 - er t 1 - I yan Bedroom Privacy Set - 3211 h199 Sale Pric. 99C -1:1 - - DeVoneyl bid (or a second Nathan Van Meter who Is Council seats currently held by teanofljc, seedng adtyjzndlbel H.A. Scat, Den Sciner and The city is expected to have None of the tnew,bents June !rmnann are UP in the A wealth of candidates have between 3,500 and 4,000 eligible surfaced for the three city voters for the election Final Mayor Bill Grier, and Council Dec. 2 city el ction. A total of members Duerr and John 1,918 voters are eligible to Cast council seats open in the Dec. 2 totals are not yet available Zacco - have filed qu!if)ing ballots in the elecUon. Lake Mary city elections. from Mrs. Bruce's office. documents seeking re-election. The Candidate qualification six Candidates have Candidate qualifying fee In Candidate qualifying period period In the City of Winter an Interest In running Altarnonte Springs is $875 for in Casseiberry opened WedSpnngs is scheduled to open for election, only one b the mayor's office and $180 for nesday and will close Oct. 17 ai Oct 15 and close Nov. I. The cwnbent Martin Bacon Sr. - city conunl&,ion offices. will the voter registration mayor's office Currently had filed quidifying papers by Only one can di date for the books cupted b) Troy Piland and the morning two open city council seats and The city currently has 4,093 two cit) council posts held by According to City Clerk Ka) the mayor's office In the Dec.2 registered Irene Van Fepoel and FErnest oters Sassman, live others have city election in Casselberry has The candidate qualifiration Hendrix will be on the ballot. picked up quailf)lng papers, filed qualifying documents so period opened today in the City The cit) has 1,211 eligible including Incumbent Coun- far. T'he lone candidate is of Longwood where three city voters. . 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) ..... 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler __________________________ x 4 x W Rustic Hickory (sheet) Reg. Price 29 home improvements at tremendous savi RHU DS16 Drain Spade means Thanks To You, It's Working _ ByD(JPj4A ESTES I1eidSf Writer ' _ ____ 9 14.96 VB2O 20 oz Claw Hammer This __ _____ __~ assessed value has increased which means an automatic percentage drop in tFe ratio of exemptions to the total value. By ED PRICKEIT Bill Suber, assistant county 11erd Sta ff Writer pr operty appraiser d rr the 16 per cent drop in assessed Seminole County officials are aiming towa rds exem property ptedi since 1972 means the tax roll is the first week In November to reopen the county "working in the right direc. Jail, County Commission Chairman Sid ViNen Jr. said today. tion." Suber said the proportion of Jail doors closed June 0 after a fire swept Sanford's taxable property and that portion exempt from taxes through the facility. leaving 10 inmates and a jailer is "no different than any other dead in its wake. ci ty" of(mparae &nce the fire, the county has paid out an The latest figures from the estimated 11,000 per day to house Seminole County county shows 36 per cent of the i nma tes In jails in surrounding counties. total $213,889,665 assessed Vihlen said he has %Titten state official.3 asking rom taxation, Suber for a November Inspection in hopes of reoperdng the $126,741 050 is jail to cut out the $1,000-a.day "premium" paid oth er counties. "taxable for operating poses," he added. Vthlen's letter follow; county commission a ",__ V IX Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear I,W YA -.1 I- '-' shrubs small trees #6016 Reg. Price (ea.)...... Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear employes and $384 from the cor- ____________ ____ Ventilators Delay Inspection In Lake Mar 1 %!_.i Six Candidates Rie lawns, (:i:ii:i::i:i to &%id. Helps vegetable seedlings and transplants get off to a strong stan Encourages healthy groh and planul elds from your garden ~ ___________________________ Co., in the Altamonte Mall. The company's "fair share" employe program cont ri bu ted ,892, and the company's gift was $4,000. Eckerd Drugs. which operates an automatic payroll deduction program, contributed $983 from poration. Elseleln said the campaign's next report held at 6 in the OUR EACH I ~~, Reg. Price (qt.) ....... 1. n : 9.85 3.98 7.39 0 VEGETABLE GARDEN FERTILIZER 18-M-6 ) lb. bag -- ,1ki egrauie up jobs. ft. bag.................. 5It box ........................ - - household and shop clean- lengths. Finger joint base. , SPRAYER •ã•i cleaner is super strength for all your UN F1 Specialty formulated for Florida soil. Developed and tested. Fertilizer releam its nutrients slowly with long lasting results. Reg. Sale P~ice Price I lb. box I io Ir 4, - QUA Q• RTu (1' 10 been accomplished so far and we are hopeful that we can reach our goal by the time the campaign ends Oct. 23," he said. Eiselin said the report dinner was highli gh ted by a $13,0 con. tribution from Sears Roebuck and per cent drop In a3sessed property exempted from taxes I - II I 1 FOR FLORIDA which 15 net result ofal6 this year Is $154,5M. Eiselein said the new total represents 24 per cent of the cam- 6,000sq.ft.bag.................. 74.50 Hudson t'1 1½ Gallon Utility CLEANER 20 kickoff total of$17,531,95. ) of Seminole's goal COAT - ALL-PU R POSE - _____ • 6 . Taskmaster I to • A 4,000 sq. f t. bag.................. $ - - - . -' 4 Untud Way Gene n charge 01 public relations for the campaign, reported a new total of $33,370.95, up from the was 48 per cent last year, 50 per WALL PAlqr Classic Harvest or Federal Oak I ,it 'i L 7 ' - TURF BUILDER 2 000 WALL PAINT r OWE Protect life and propertyl Install on each hinge on out-swinging doors to prevent door removal. Coventry Latex L - 99 - f 11, , SHEET Choose from many colors, ------- I ,/I, ~ 40 30 W- / . M; REGULAR PRICES .. ____ - ~~i ' -4, 0 SQ.YD. 100% nylon cut-and-loop shag. 12'widths. Jute back. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .8.89 1. .~ '- No. 98. Ii. , U ~ . ~ - . ,. / UV 1 e ' Lions Club ho,kd the ent err r - WALLCOVERING Hardboard ('cI4tx/,7,[) ~~-A-Av ND MURALS Textured Reverse NEW LOOK ROYAL SCOT CAP€T • EACH 95 EACH V Ofl State Highway - Wor k center, vise and sawhorse. The city's exempted amount elderly and veterans' property from the tax roll in the city elderly exemptions, and the He said the state ordered exemptions, which Knowles stnce 1972 may be due to the completion of the $4 million reappraisal for fair market cent 1973, 52 per Cent In 1fl2, said "is sling," in number. slow down in construction and county courthouse here, The burden of Sanford's but it was only 39 per cent In value increased the cit 's total Knowles said the State "not as many governmental flic increased amount of city property owners is being eased 1971, said Suber. Ixgislature has granted many buildings being built.-, fts assessed valuation 15 per cent The city's exempted property tax exemptions in the past, fie said the reason for the O(M,237,755 which includes $10 exempt property is dropping Includes the many churches, which meant tapaers had to jump in t he amount of exem I it h1fl the incr e ase in S1V)UL, hospit4ul, goer:unenLil pick UP Knowles s.iid This is one of million in n castruction I,lori of thi tiiffcren€ tions ktiin 1971 and 1972 as the pposes of the new rea uber explained the reap doll,ir value of exemptions, the buildings, homestead and Suber said the declining because of a population in- praisal - to t' city said today. . an equalized nraa1 increased the city's widows exemptions, and percentage of property exempt Tease more h omestead and tax roll said get Sutxr aen E taxatle value b) 40 per Cent Pete" Knowles said the city is gaining ground t thegood," Herald Staff Writer _____ _ - high ased E By JOE ASKItEN ght restaurant Down ons y ni - impact polystyrene Frost , Prico (oi fl 58-CT draining Frosted chimneys Crystal c -. 90 Exempt* Property ' I Crestline styling, quick urn M-1035 / Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Taxpa ers Burden The United Way of Seminole ______________________ . TUB ENCLOSURES - I .' By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer 100% =='' SPECIAL . City Hits 24 Per Cent I FERTILIZER ::z to 50% : S L' k"11- b, - . 68th Year, No. 37-Friday, October 3, 1975 Fer[ILI, iii ----- - . I 1 rings you I . ara "is0 ____ - - - - -- - - - ---- - I ftv i __ ________ - ___________________ n _~_ k - - ------- - - 1-4 mi I ~~.-~~~~~~~l~~~l~~~ll~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~il~ ----_-~~----'~-~~--~---~-~-~--=~l,~~~-----%M__:_&_T~__7__. ~~ --- _____ �"I 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Friday, Oct. 3, lflS — i Audi tor: Approval . I .~1 . Skipped WASHINGTON (AP) Church group and movi'e stars, senators and rock singers, civil rights leaders an the mayor of New York City were all targets of an IRS Ia: probe originally aimed at political extremists, tt chairman of the Senate intelligence committee says. In addition, IRS Commissioner Donald Alezandeir testified Thursday that last year alone IRS agents turne I over 29,5 tax returns on 8,210 taxpayers tc a dozen otheir Federal agencies for one reason or another. Alexander said that unt il he stopped It last year, computer system had been fed informa tion on 465,44 pe rsons, in cluding Alexander himself. The IRS commissioner also agreed with Chairman Frank Church, D-Idaho, that the taxcellecting agency had no business complying wi th a 1967 CIA request to audit the tax returns of Ram pa rts magazine as a means of preventing or blunting its forthcoming expose about the National Student Association operated overseas as a CIA front Super-Connector Advocated SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) A seven-state group is advocating construction of a 1,100-mile super-connector to ha ndle highway traffic, pipelines, a railway, utili ties and communica tion systems between Kansas City and Jacksonville. As many as 20 mill i on pe rsons live along the route, Kermit Blaney of Columbus, Ga., executive director of the Multistate Transportation System, said Th ursday as the group's advisory board opened a twoday mee ting, Its first conference. "There now Is no satisfactory transporta tion system serving th e area from Kansas City to Jacksonville," Blaney said. "This area is now serviced a nd lss-crossed by an assortment of transporta tion modes that f unction i nd ependently." - I - SLA Members Arraigned LOS ANGELES (AP) Two Symblonese Liberation Army members, Indicted with newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst on 11 coun ts stemming from a May 1974 rnme spree Involving kidnaping and robbery, face arraignment today. The most serious of the counts in the Los Angeles County Grand Jury indictment ret urned Th ursday against Miss Hearst and William and Emily Harris carries a maximum life sen tence. Thai for the Harrises could begin within 60 days. Miss Hearst is in the San Mateo County Jail near San Francisco awaiting trial on federal bunk robbery charges and could not be arraigned today. - Admiral Raps Go-Go tASHI?4GON (AP) —Others majthink Itwu funny for a go-go dancer to perform on the deck of a submarine, but not the Navy's top admiral. Mm. James L Holloway Ill armounced solemnly Thursday that Omir. Connelly Stevenson's conduct was "inexcusable" In allowing dancer Cat Futdi to do her topless act on the deck of the submarine Finback. Holloway, chief of naval operations, found the veteran skipper guil ty of falling to exercise proper judgment, violating regulations and "permitting an action which could have distracted the attention of those respcmslbie for the safe navigation of the nuclear-powered sub. FBI Probes Hoffa Lead DETROIT (AP) Sources have confirmed that FBI agen ts are investigating whethe r the body of ex. Teamsters president James R. Holfa was stuff ed in a trash compactor and hauled away by a Maflaorganlzed sanitation company. The trash compa ctor is at the Raleigh House restaurant, less than five miles from the parking lot of another restaurant where Hoff a was last seen July 30. The firm that picks i the trash every Friday at the Raleigh House In Southfield Jast 'orth of Detroit is Central Sanitation Services Inc. of Hamtramck, Incorporated last year by Raffaele "Jimmy Q" Quasarano and Dominic Corrado, reputed Detroit Mafia figures. - EPA Concedes To Criticism WASHINGTON (AP) Life may not be Idyllic in Birmingham, Ala., or in Jersey Ci ty, N.J., or in Laredo, on the Texas-Me xico border. - But the Environmen tal Protection Agency now concedes that the quality of life in those and other American cities probably isn't as bleak as depicted in an EPA. study that has awn drawn sharp criticf.szn on Capitol Hill. An EPA off icial said Thursday that the agency was dis. appointed wi th resul ts of t he study, conducted by a priva te research organisalion, examining and rankIng 243 urban regions. Simon Predicts Decision Soon PALM BEACH (AP) Treasury Secretary William Simon has predict ed that President Ford will decide this ekend w he ther to extend the f ederal income-tax cut. But Simon cautioned the annual meeting of the Florida Quwibr of Commerce Thursday that any extension of the cut would not signal an end to administration eff orts to harness federal spending. Eai her, Guy. iteubin Askei told the businessmen that Latin American trade and tourism offer more ho pe of prosperi ty to Floridians than roulette wheels and dice tables. - .bozo Said Contesting Claim KEY BISCAYNE (AP) — C.G. "Bebe" Reboro, the close friend a nd confidant of former Presiden t Nixon, reportedly Is con testing Inter nal Revenue Service claims 2at he owes more than $100,000 in back taxes. Knight-Ridder Newspaptss reported Thursday that tax ecords show the IRS noti fied Rebozo In December that he L nderpaid his 1970 taxes by $49,029 and his 1971 taxes by I S2,218. The daluis jwimarfly involve some of the business U 'aitsactions of the Key L'Iacayrw bunker, who was not a vailable for conimeit. -- --..--,- - - :' Aá. ki A Off ered ___I,4 Senate Panel Chairman Says - . (-. -— _ TALLAHASSEE (AP) Youth Services Director Joe Rowan, who announced his reslgnatlon Wednesday, earned $4,613 as a consul tant wi thout the required prior written approval, Auditor General Erne.qt Ellison reported today. - -- - FLORIDA IN BRIEF 4 Plan - Tax Probe Targeted Many, - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. , 16 NMON IN BRIEF 1 Liberal " 1.1 Releasing an audit criticial of the Division of Youth Services, Ellison also said that Rowan should reimburse the state $1,262 paid to four employes who held overlapping positions longer than the 30 days required by iaw R C" - '4 P ._-- j7Jr77____ -. I _-_ — -. ________ _- - . 1. ,:•'•. . . Ellison said Rowan made 20 consulting trips, mainly to Vir-. and Michigan, between Oct. 3, 1973, and March 21, 1975. ' ... . earning $1,G13. 1k said Rowaii did not get the quired prior e written approval Health and Rehabilitative Services Secretary 0. J. Keller .. I until May 12, 197 25. That was ~ "the same date that auditors of my staff asked the director If C D T A " prior approval had been " received from his supervisor to i A " O RGANIZED perform consultant work." " - ' . . . 111 All I . ..- - . i •_• . ' -i''U' .1 - "J A I 'V . obli gatiom Chrysler U t'tt, Ford PrIce F-I e - - Postal Increase Awaited WASHINGTON AP A Florida-based cosmetics him, Koscot Interplanetary Inc., is questi'ning the Federal Trade Commission 's authority to claim restitutior for company distributors whom the commLssion says ere victims of fraud. In a complaint filed in 1972, the FTC charged the company, founded by superhucksier GI-nn W. Turner of Orlando, with using a deceptive and unfair multi-level marketing program that involved numerous misrepresentations to people who paid ft the right to sell Koscot cosmetics. The FTC said the company's agreements with its distributors represented a r'iztraint cf trade and that Koscot ILced rI'1---' "-r fl-;--- ,';; clasces of customers. FTC aka cha1ki 1 ed right of the company to keep thr' money it had cdllected. Utility Decisions Epis'cted S It Seminole Legislative str-ucted to notify the various delegation: organizations seeking their . Ashby Jones, deputy clerk of choices of representation. The CALNO Council of Local the circuit court, Robert Ellis, State Rep. Robert Hatt.away Goveiunents Wednesday night Seminole County In. approved a recommendation to tergovernmental coordinator; (D-Altamonte Sptlngs) said he — expand its "double taxation" one representative each from will recommend to the subcommittee from eight to 24 the Greater Sanford Chamber S e m inole LegIsLaIive m embe r s, i n c I u d I n g of Commerce and the delegation, that it abandon I .1 S I .'1 _ I. , representation from civic Altarnonte..Casselberry Cham plans to appoint an eight !! organization and a ppoi n tees of ber of Commerce; a faculty member study committee on the Seminole Legislative member from the School of double taxation In favor of $ delegation. Business Administration at working with the CALNO Casselberry Council Florida Technological subcommittee. .. ~4, - " N _ Chairma n Edith Duerr, who University; a representa tive of Floyd criticized the Schoo l has served as chairman of the the F'u'rn Bureau and of ______ the Board for refusing to assis t subcommittee composed of Seminole County League of Altamonte Springs with the represcnth(ivc of Seminole's Civic Associations and the costs of providing sidewalks In seven cities and the county president of the Seminole city areas to the new Lake commission, said the expanded County League of Women Orienta Elementary School, FTU INTERNS florida Technological University (FI'U) students are teaching committee will be more ob. Voters, contended State Education interns at Forest City Elementary School. 7i-, o of the Interns, jective in its study and more AT SCHOOL Longwood Mayor James H. Commissioner Eileen Seaman lstanding) and Sandy Harlow, assist Mic hael evenly balcinced between Iirrnann said the new coin- Turhngton advic.'cj th Ralph l'rt'dith 0 01 i ;iiiil Greg WiiIhf v ith tht'ir reading. illtrald Photo cho4) county and city representation. inittee is ''an excellent balance board it could properly spend by Elda Nichols) Altamonte Springs Mayor of county and city relation- funds for safeways for school Norman Floyd, however, In- ships." Mrs. Duerr was in- children. dicated the expanded subcommittee to study the areas where ,it, residents are taxed by the county for services they do not receive, may be unwieldy a lid now lean too heavily toward the county position. He suggested the countyoriented members could throw a "monkey wrench" into the study, adding the School Board WASHINGTON (AP) — The * SA LES sistance we can get," he to!d which "triply" taxes the city investigation of a huge Florida As many as 80,000 the assembled federal officials, residents should be considered mortgage-fraud scheme with I SERVICE The officials generally were for membership. investors were bilked vvictims in 37 states and four noncommittal, however. None New members of the ex• PARTS foreign nations Is threatened by out of as much as Si made any promises of federal panded subcommittee, a shortage of funds, a Florida 1 billion in the scheme help, • ACCESSORIES recommended by Mrs. Duerr'; official claims. Lewis later told reporters he group, will Include two Comptroller Gerald Lewis ma state which has REPAIR AU wasn't seeking corzunitrnents representatives each to be said a federal grant financing history of land as such, but mainly was trying named by the four-member -. .----MALES the probe runs out atthe end of w open up tines or comswinaies December and future fundi ng -grnunlcation with federal of. • USED BIKES appears shaky. He said the inficials. vestigatlon has uncovered what lots. He also conceded that his may be the nation's largestever 996 .W. HWY. 436 Lewis, whose office regulates problems of getting more funds mortgage swindle, repre- Florida financial institutions rest as much with the state as ALTAMON7'E SPRINGS senting hundreds of millions of and brokerage firms, said that with the federal level. dollars in loot investments, complaints have been received Lewis said the state unit that Lewis met with federal ofli- by victims of the schemes from makes formal application for 436 SEMORAN cial.s and members of the Flori- all 67 Florida counties, 36 other LEAA funds, the Florldr. or. congressional delegation states and four other countries. — ganized Crime Coordinating I".dPI Thursday to drum up support "We have really hit a hornet's Council, has only asked for an. for continued federal funding. nest," Lewis said. "An awful lot other $99,000 for 1976 for the He said he Is seeking $500,000 to of people have been caught In project carry the Investigation through this swindle. " 1. 1976. He said there are many cases To date In the probe, the of investors who put the , life _____________________________________________________________________ mortgage broker's licenses of savings Into the scheme, only to 57 firms have been revoked in lose everything. Florida and criminal charges Lewis met with representaagainst a handful of land devel. tires of the Securities and Ex. opnient corporations are pend- change Commission. Postal ing in state courts, Lewis said. Service, Internal Revenue He claimed that as many as Service and Justice and State 80,000 investors were bilked out Departments to urge more of as much as $1 billion in the federal cooperation with his scheme in a state which has a probe and to seek extra funds. history of land swindles. He said the state task force These persons generally had currently investigating and invested In promissory notes prosecuting the fraud is operand were promised a return of ating under a $99,000 Law En. 14 per cent interest. But in fact, forcement Assistance Adrninjs. Lewis said, the notes were tration ( LEAAi grant that exbacked by either fake backed artpit-es [).u(..31. gages or virtually valueless "We'll be grateful for any as. -. . dii i TALLAHASSEE (AP) -- Nearly every Floridian's electric and telephone bill will be affected by decisions due Monday from the Public Service Commission. The commission said Thursday that it will return to Tallahassee for a session on franchise taxes on electric bills and charges for calls to telephone directory. assistance. The commissioners have been In Palm Beach Gardens the past two weeks for hearings on Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s request for a $216.5 million rate Increase and are expected to return there for more hearings next week. Bu falls Welcomes Probe TAMPA (AP) — Rep. L.A. "Skip" Bafalis says he welcomes an invitation by federal Investigators to appear before a grand jury probing a chai'ge that he took an unreported 810,00) cash contribution during his 1972 congressional campaign. "1 would love to come," Bafalls said Thursday, noting that the Justice Department had asked him to appear. "I said 'Sure, by all means,' "It is voluntary. I am delighted that this happened because it is the only way really to finally get this thing resolved in the minds of a lot of people." Sweeps Winner 'Felt Lucky' 51'. PETERSBURG lAP) — "He felt lucky. He knew he was going to win," says the wife of a dentist who won $812,000 in the largest Irish Sweepstakes prize ever awarded. Dr. Vance Bishop, 50, held ticket number SM 02579, the first ticket drawn in Dublin Thursday. 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She apparently neglected to Inform the jury that Goldberg was not an office holder. Judge Morphonlos conceded that part of her Instructions to -the jury may have been inerrw, BICYCLES NOW IN To Mortgage-Fraud Probe LET YOUR NOSE LEAD YOU ,~ TO Off icials _____1 S CHWINN® MOney Shortage Threat No Trial For Dade MIAMI (AP) — A circuit Judge has denied motions that might have resulted in new trials for three suspended Dade County commissioners conof bribery and con spiracy. Judge Ellen Morphonlos deflied requests Thursday by Commissioners Edward Graham and Joyce Goldberg, and Mrs. Goldberg's husband, StanAll three were convicted last month of conspiracy to accept bribes In three zoning cases. The judge also denied a request by Mrs. Goldberg, who had Fired her attorney, for six weeks In which to prepare new By DONNA FSrES Herald Stall Writer ur.3 - Coins Taken, Recovered Man F Innocent Of Attempted Break-In I ,; - - ~J W ~,-Mffwrr" ~2_-;,-_? - W - Koscot Questions Authority - eputies Probe Home Break Double Taxation Group TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A powerful Senate leader has lent his support to the thusfar unsuccessful effort to save consumers money by allowing the advertising of eyeglass prices, Senate Commerce Chairman W.D. Childers, Dl'ensacola, filed a bill Thursday to repeal a 1949 law that bans advertising the prices for eyeglasses and contact lenses. Eckerd Optical centers, Inc., which has filed a suit challenging the law, has estimated that consumers could save $10 million a year If the advertising ban is lifted. A decision on the Eckerd suit Is pending In Leon County Circuit Court. Rep. Gene Campbell, D-West Palm Beach, sponsored a similar bill in the House last session, but optometrists and opticians launched a heavy lobbying effort against the measure. Campbell was unable to rain the bill out of the House Rules Committee in the waning days of the session. .:jjj/!.-. (iriginally suggested by a pane of the Senate Budget -, I tjj; Committee and offered bySen. Longwood Sertoma Club is sponsoring the organization of a new Sertoma Club In Sanford which Adlai E. Stevenson 111, D-111., meets Thursdays at noon at the Sheraton Inn at 14 and SR 46. The Longwood club is two years old and the amendment would cut the average price of U.S.-produced has 33 members. From left, Carmine M. Bravo, Longwood president; prospective member Wayne R. (j from the current $9 to $6.75 Keeling of Sanford; Tom Kuhn, district governor; Saul Scbmelzer, chairman of Build-a-Club COffl per barrel, with a gradual Inmittee; and John Wimbish, of Sanford. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) Keeler may have approved crease back to $9 In five years. It the trips in conversation, EliAt the same time, it would son said, but "prior dated create a single nationwide rice ten approval should be for -ncw" natural gag. which promptly obtained, as a matter wo uld te about 1L30 per ouo of record, to substantiate e oral feet. approval." the curfor gas The auditor said state law re. . the which It cpitres Rowan to reimburse . 13 produce d . Gas sold within the By BOB LLOYD the sidewalk. state $1,262 for two separate state where It is produced is Herald Staff Writer casIor when two employes Hibbard reported 15 of now exempt from federal price watches In the display were over lapped In the same position watches controls and sells for the $1.30 s-Ifrs deputies today were missing. The stolen for longer than the 30 days peraverage. probing a burglary at the were listed at a value Of M. mitted by law. The Stevenson plan would Sanford home of Seminole SanfQrd police reported a continue federal controls on But Rowan said in his audit County School Board me mber patrolling officer had noticed "old" natural gas 1. • — fuel a!A ll an F. Keeth. response .1a4 1e overlaps two men standing in front of the ready bought under a contract Deputy J.F. "were caused by clerical error. store at the county-city limit for sale outside the producing both instances, ti uuvv ivucvu ii uour w enter line a few minutes before, states — until the contract exwork to remedy the situation the residence. A ON coin crest Drive, south Seminole, glass door at Newsom's Police units Joined deputies In was submitted incorrectly, or collection was reported reported $927 in stereo equip- Grocery, Southwest Road, an unsuccessful search for the The proposal would authorize 4 mlIng. ment and a gold ring were Sanford. burglary suspects In the area. the president to change prices While investigating the taken in a break-In at her Witnesses told deputies that or eliminate controls, with conrepeated burglary at Keeth's home, residence, deputies said. The audit two men broke the door glass Man Sought previously reported a-u deputies said they found an Deputy I.M. Ford described and set off a burglar alarm. The that "Operation Peace of attempt had been made to enter the ring as mounted with an men went Into the business and Sheriff's deputies today were The plan to control olland gas Mind," a 1974-75fiscal year the house next door of County 1853 one-dollar gold piece. emerged running with a Timex searching for an unidentified prices on the same basis Is School Supt. William "Bud" Reports listed the value of the runaway program, had watch display case. They man who escaped handcuffed band on Federal Power Com. spent its $M,= by $12,633. 7be Layer. Officer said the burglars ring as $425. stumbled and dropped the from a patrol car early today mission data in that a audit said that $7OBjnmotel, faded to pin entry toLayer's display on the sidewalk lnfront during a disturbance outside priceof$9 for oil and $l.3Ofor bar, lunch, coffee, printing and house. of the store, scooped out wat- Big Daddy's Lounge, SR436, gas Is Burglars Escape Deputies reported the coin ample to provide Inother bills was Improperly ches and fled on foot as Deputy Fern Park. centive 10 the Industry to find . charged to the state by William collection was later recovered Two burglars narrowly Jim Hibbard, responding to Deputy R.A. Newshutz new fuel sources plus a 14 per escaped capture early today, another call, passed the store reported Paddon, former Peace of MiM with only $1 missing. he answered the 1:50 Ruth 1.4. Rdfox, 5002 Fern- deputies said, after smashing a and spotted the display case on a.m. on Investments, director. disturbance call to find a cent return Stevenson said. large crowd outside the lounge me Senate is unlikely to vote Paddon, who is 00W Staff d!mod two men fighting in one on rector of the House Standards the proposal before next location and two women AM Conduct Committee, said lighting nearby. that Youth Services officials Newshutz said he Intervened hadapprovedafloftheex. andarrestedoneman,handpenditures In advance. cuffed him and locked him In 04 . the rear of the patrol car. But he said, "If I've done A circuit court jury 71]u!-,da y window. — Keith Truman Loggins, 21, Newshutz said he left the car to anything wrong, t was uninteninvestigate the Rev. Butler told the Jury that of KLsslmmee, pleaded guIlty as firther tional and if I owe the state returned a verdict of Innocent for Cleveland Osborne Mitchell, and later returned charged he "whipped" Mitchell with a of grand larceny of disturbance anything, I'll damn pay." 22, 2210 HIliview St., Forest belt and reported the Incident to funds from the Holiday Inn, to find the handcuffed man was Altamonte Springs. Loggins not In the patrol car. "Efforts are under way and City. Mitchell had been acc'jsed Sheriffs deputies. of attempted breaking and Deputies theorized someone was sentenced to 7 years will be continued to aw'e that Mitchell testified that he had proba ng wi In the crowd freed the prisoner. Intent enteri th mi to com t tion, to be served after he these outstanding b ee n "Invi d" te come to the a WASHINGTON (AP) — Post. S misdemeanor, to is released from a prison herif f's patrol cars equi pped we paid by the responsible re par. house by one of Butler's sentence imposed in an Orange with rear seat cages normally al rates Increases, Including a ty," Rowan said. ters but Butler told Jurors Couzy cannot be opened from Inside three-cent boost In the cost of 'I The charge was made in daugh He has rlgned his position connection with a July 19 in- that the daughter Is married mailing a first-class letter, take — Mildred Smith, 18, 1227 W. the cage. Sgt. Jay Leman, who also effect Dec. 28 and are expected effective Nov. 16, denying that cident in which a neighbor, and doesn't live at home with I3thSt.,Sanford, pleaded guilty he had L,een pressured to quit. Rev. Charles Butler, testified her parents, a sister and (our of attempted grand larceny in responded to the disturbance to reap $.4 billion a year in Rowan said he felt he had a that he "stopped" Mitchell as brothers, connection with the theft of call, reported two women were extra revenues for the U.S. furni ture from an apartment. arrested at the scene for affray. Postal Service, the agency better chance of reforming the he Tras crouched atop an auto In other cases on this week's saYS. system from outside than from tire entering a window to trial docket before Circuit She was ordered held In custody within. until sen The first ounce of first class tencing Oct. 27 by Worker Arrested Butler's da ughter's bedroom Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr.: mall will rise to 13 cents and Circuit Judge A. J. Ilosemann Jr. Robert John Walker, 21-year- each additional ounce will rise Roixrt Paul McBride, 22, old A pple Valley, Ca lifornia, from 9 to 11 cents. The cost of 3$ Altamonte Springs, pleaded 'construction workerwas being sendlnga postal Card Will jump guilty of trespass and petty held without bond today in from 7 to 9 cents, the Postal Larceny in connection with a county Jail on aggravated Service said Thursday. And while the price of ei,g burglary at an office and theft assault, robbery and use of a of a private de tecti ve's Iden- f irearm in commission of a a letter airmail goes up, the ttflcatbon card, advantage disappears. The felony charges. ik Janet Hudson, 22, 422 E. Sheriff's detective Sgt Postal Service said that after DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler increase averages 3.4 per cent, one week beginning Monday, Fifth St., Sanford, pleaded William Hogan and Chief Oct. 11, all first-class mall will Corp is 1-Jfng car prices this while the other companies' temporarily idling 5,725 guilty of aggravated ault in Deputy Duane Harrell returned go via air. On Dec. 23 the air fall by an average 8178 over hikes average 4.7 per cent. mall cost rises from 13 to 17 connectioj Walker with a bar incident Thursday workers. GM said it will from comparably equipped 1975 Chrysler is the last of the corn- suspend output of heavy-duty involving a pistol and was California after his ap- cents an ounce _ for use mostly & models, the smallest Increase panles to set new-model pric, trucks and school buses for a sentenced to four years prehension there by authorities on PCk3. by any U.S. auto maker, probation, There will be no new airmail on the local warrants. week, leaving 1,100 ri stam p, but new stamps will be Judge Cowart ordered A year ago, the industry porary layoff, bench In other arrests, Naomi warrants Issued for The nation's No. 3 car pro- raised car prices by a record the arrest Catherine Motte, 32, of 1292 issued In 13., 11-and 24-cent deAll the companies are stripp. of two defendants who failed to A v a 1 o n nominations. ducer, which traditionally average $450, or 10 per cent. Boulevard, ing equipment from cars and appear for trials. charges slightly more for its Parcel post rates will be Casselberry, was arrested by Meanwhile, auto analysts say lowering dealer profit margins Teddy Burt, 24, Apopka, was deputies on a warrant charging boosted an average 10 per cent, can than General Motors or Ford, said Thursday it was tin- domestic car sales last month this (all to keel) sticker price to have faced trial on a charge two Counts of uttering a forged the Postal Service said. Fees trailed year-ago leveLs by about IRC(C&54.S down. of breiking and entering a instrument. Bond for Ms. Motte for such services as special dedercutting while livery and registered mall are Import sales vehicle. Hiram Noe, of Sanford, was set at $2,000, tither companies to make its S per cent record Th e record increases last rose slightly to take a fall was to have faced trial on an products more com peti tive. Sheriffs Capt. J.Q. Gall oway expected to rise in early Nosent sales plummeting almost aggravated auault c vember. International mall SePteMber Share (If the and Lt. W.H. Robbins harge overnight a consumers balked stemming from an alleged knife Duval Cou rates are due for a boost shortly as3er also said It Is elIzn!- market. nty deputies the hi gher prIce en masse, at tack on a sheriff's deputy sday night in arresting two after Jan. 1. iiting some previously stand______ The jJ,5, and of for. at-i'd equipment and while being booked at . ... . -- ytmf u Persons on .'hap,*. J panies uOWwer, the latest lRIcIng jail dr lealer profit margins to on trc charges. Cessory after the fact: second. monthly sales today, and moves by Detroit do not fleetsAuthorities said Noe is degree murder. ase prices by an average analysts say they expected the sarIly mean savings for CODbelieved to have gone to Ken-- Deputies reported Connie Lou hat makes the average sticker l peon by the American swners. Lucky before the scheduled Adams, 25, was I rice IIICTe55 $122, While oP' firms to be the poorest for arrested at 22$ a trial. Assistant State Ally. Tmple Ave., Iions will go up by an average Fern Park, and Sene In five years, In part Customers who want my of Claude Van I Hook amended the Clyde E. Rhodes, 25, was because of an unusually late the deleted equipment will have charging documents to the arrested IllOfflents later when introduction of new models. M purcbase those Items at ad- lWne of Hiram Noe. Court he arrived at the address. Chrysler's over-all increase dilional costs. And reductions in dothtj and arrest recordsBond for the two suspects was C mpares with a $1 hike by In another development, dealer discounts may Iflfl previously listed the defendant set at $10,000 and they were C M, $247 by Ford and $) by Ford said Thursday It will shut salesmen will be less willing to as Francis Eugene Noe, 45, released to the custody of Duval A maim Motors. C!,'1er's two assembly operations for sell below the sticker price. P.O. Box 931, Sanford, County homicide investigators i CALNO Council Expands Senate Leader Joins Fight To Advertise Eyeglasses WASHINGTON (AP) In an effort to break the Impasse over anaflonal energy policy, Senate liberals are proposing to raise na t ural gas prices In exchange for a roll back of oil prices. The Senate began debating the unusual pioposal Thursday after Republicans and Democrats from energy-producing states won a vote Indicating they may have the muscle to force gradual removal of all federal controls from natural * gas prices. The Ford administration pressing for an e o controls that have held down the price of oil and natural gas. The maJority of Democrats want to retam — and in some cases expond-controls The proposed amendment being considered by the Senate apparentlywould let both sides FrIday, Oct. 3, 1975-3A T_ 8624000 "ut J joutheast National Bank of Cotna 8 K q r,lt A%', (u 2922. t'(, %j Southeast Bank of Dt'ltona ii 40 [khou BJ, IIwu 2T'Ô4, (68.1i62 Southeast Nil National Bank of Maitland 1792 & fks*i Ave., M.zitLind 4 2751. ('44-7000/ Southeast am* 0 1 ietboinne 11)2' S. flakixk St., Mdtuurne 42)1, 27ll Southeast Bank of New Sm'prna 200 Csn.al Si., New Smvrna lkh 42(6). 28 2)01 Southeast Bank of last Orange 798 N. Senaji 111%d . Orlando 42807, 27 1(XX)! Southeast Naton.al 8a,sk of Orlando 201 1. ax Sr., OrIanij 32801, 8-134(XX) / Southeast First National Bank of Satellite Beach l()0 h1wy. AlA. Saidlite &"aJi 32937, 777 ILXX) outheast Bank of TItusitle 219 Indian Rnrr Ave., Titsv ilk 27$0, 2671211,' Southeast Rant of 'M$dwood 200 S. M.sjn St.. Wildwuoij 28S, 718 ll I ITflC. ' ' �I r! •• Evening HeMd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322.2611 or 831.9993 Friday, Oct. 3, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher H. RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 - Urine Deli 'cry: Week. 55 rents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; \'tar. $2.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mall: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. L91 -- - u Market Freedom The Clock Needed On Farm When AFL-CIO President George Meany in- sisted that the government put some kind of brake on sale of American grain to the Russians, we wonuer it he had in mind what is developing from our special trade mission to Moscow. The negotiations arc heading toward what looks suspiciously like a five-year-plan for American farmers. Would Air. Aleany buy that as a protection for American consumers against higher food prices? Those were not farmers or grain dealers who went to Moscow, but officials of the U.S. government. It is Charles Robinson, the undersecretary of state for economic affairs, who is negotiating a "firm commitment" between the U.S. and Soviet governments fixing how much grain American farmers will grow for the Russians over the next five years. It is obvious that this government-to-. government bargaining on commodities is leading the American farmer back into that thicket of acreage allotments and federal intervention in the grain market from which he emerged just a few years ago. With him goes the consumer and taxpayer, only lately relieved of picking up the tab for government management of farm production. Since the 1972 fiasco in which massive Russian grain purchases triggered sharp increases in our food prices, th e federal government has required Del Euga, advisor to the Florida Department of Natural Resources and long-time proponent of good ecological practices, is sponsoring four Vietnamese refugees *ho will be coming into the area this v. eckend. The refugees include three men, one woman and a one-year-old baby. They'll be arriving at Daytona Beach via air on Saturday and will stay with Del until they can re. locate permanently. Del says he didn't know about the little tyke that gould be accompanying the adults and Is In :seed of t() things: I- An interpreter who can go with him to Daytona Beach and translate for both parties. Naturally, the person gould have to speak fairly fluent Viet. nan iese. 2- He'd like to have the use of a baby crib Just long enough for the refugees to get settledprobably about a month or six weeks. If you can speak Vietnamese or have a baby crib nu aren't using at the present time, contact Eugu t 201 E. 10th Street or call him at 3224462. sanford area motorists are reminded that daylight comes upon us a bit later each morning, thus there are nia'y children waiting for school buses and-or saWing various routes to their in eisily iwniing darkziess. rcspvvtiv Rich Quigley, safety officer of the Sanford Police Department, urges all drivers to pay special at. ten lion to school bus stops In order to be prepared to lake evasive action should any child step into the roadway. 'Too." Quigley says, "parents of school children should instruct their children who must wait on school buses not to stand in the roadway. 'Many times, drivers niust slow down and cross the center lane to avoid children standing on the roadoy while waiting for a bus," Quigley said. According to state records, 2,064 pedestrians lx,tecn the ages of 5 and 19 were injured or killed last year. And, bile these were not all children going to or coming from school, drivers can help reduce this total by being more alert when pedestrians are observed. (1ildrenu alking to school must also be taught to siilk along designated areas and if they should be forced to alk along an unpaved street they should be instructed to walk on the side of the road facing oncoming traffic. Too, they should wear light colored clothes so they u ill be more easily seen. "e feel that parents C'ificva Quigky how to be traffic children should not only teach their set safety conscious, but they should good examples by their own actions," We sincerely urge all motorists and children alike to be extremely careful and observant at all times, but particularly so during those early morning hours before the sun rises. We i ant you to be a statistic, but a live one that figures in our census for years to come. Posturing n n ergy Won ' Hel p O -.I - __ I - --- J ..#1 --.;; - ,_~ -. - . t, _. Z. . . - ,7- ___ i . . /_'_\ -. I A Told To Fight Terrorists 11111 1, . * , . . t-'. . ,.,. . 11 -. . .. . f-u" ' ' I . .t '. .- . 9.Z". 1./' .. -. : -,, - increase in taxes - obviously leave usconsuiners with less moneytospendfor major sudden other things. So we buy less, keeping industrial production below capacity, unemployment high and production at Inefficient levels. Recovery is slowed Immeasurably. r , (. .16i ALi~, % I -q4Jqn7 I k 4pp~ I ,\ v t F oo li n g immediate notification from grain dealers when This is only a part of the problem. The oil overseas orders are received. This monitoring cartel countries, which for a time funneled major portions of their new-found petrodollars system alerted the administration to the new round Into loans and Investment, are gradually In. of Russian purchases and led to the halt of ship" sting and loaning less proportionately and merits until the size of our 1975 harvest can be ( . ve buying more. "°' estimated more accurately. With its power to grant '•'i Though this shift does stimulate some cornexport licenses, the government can assure that apparatus is supposed to be secret, me CIA may industrial equipment, military "Didn't you get the word?" shipmenfs abroad do not cause shortages to hardware and other specialized goods, It Is ohhave scored espionage triumphs the public jfl(fl5!3 nothing about. develop in dom es tic supplies. vious the buying patterns of the oil cartel na tions as a group are of little help to most of the mass But the agency's bungles have been so The fact that this system is now working leads numerous and egregious and its reputation has to the quest ion of why our government needs to production, consumer goods industries on become so unsavory that it is difficult to see how r make any commitments on behalf of the American which our prosperity has relied this last the U.S. would be any worse off with no Inor so. While heavy industry has been a very farmer, or to guarantee to any foreign government important component of our growing gross Animal Control Commissioners Is to enjoy a pay raise In reward telligence apparatus at all, that it can obtain stated quantities of a commodity national product, th e consumer marketOM the for i V1 Itlime duties, Even gone were to excuse such a monumental '1 I from American markets. services Industries have provided the "kicker" err This evening I called the SherlWs Depart'tlthe ttA' faOb to' red1ct Egyat'a ..Bcopy of this letter, the Board of County lnii1'nUof The Russians should be able to see that they to keep growth great enough to employ out mont to obtain help for a stray, we Sinai bi'41g73, or even to realize a ll -kept, 'CommL1oners Is asked why are not real 'will encounter resistance if they try to buy grain growing pool of workers, probably valuable Dalmation dog which my provided to facilitate enforcementfunds war had started lIhPn it was already in of the lnhiflZl from U.S. dealers in greater quantities than U.S. Unfortunately, however, much of the buying husband and I took pity upon and p!aced in our ce'tntrol ordinance by the provision progress after all, "you can't win em all" it of adequate surpluses can provide. They can ease their by the richer oil cartel nations tends toward fenced-in yard. As we have a dog, plus two cats, staffing. It is asked whether the law Is to be is shocking to be told that In at least one Instance recurring food problems by increasing their grain those industrial goods which directly and j. we obviously could not keep It there for any enforced only during the normal eight-hour when the CIA had solid Information, It 4 directly employ less labor per dollar of sales length of time. The Sheriff's Department in- working day, or storage capacity to provide for shortfalls in their is the present staff expected to collaborated in the distortion of that information an - ' ' - ____________________________________________________________________ - Letter To The Edito S E GladysN . - harvests. As for the severity of those shortfalls, th e failure of their collectivization schemes, economic planning and quota systems to realize th e full potential of agricultural production in their vast country is not our problem. Our problem is to keep American farmers producing as much as they can. A free market is all that it takes. The government's responsibility is to negotiate international trade agreements that open the widest possible market for our surplus cornmodities. A long-term commitment by our government to provide grain to the R ussians, and the need for government intervention in agriculture and the marketplace 'to meet such a commitment, would not be in the best interests of the American people. Congress On Target i4 New budget procedures getting their first test in the 94th Congress seem to be working, to the surprise, admittedly, of some skeptical members, And much of the credit must go to the Democratic chairman of the Budget Committees, Rep. Brock Adams of Washington in the House and Sen. Edmund S. Muskle of Maine In the upper chamber. Performce an will be rated in a comparison of spending targets adopted in May in a First Concurrent Resolution with ceilings to be included in a Second Concurrent Resolution scheduled this year for Nov. 20. Any differences In figures adopted In the fall from those authorized in the spring must be reconciled before Congress can adjourn - BERRY'S WORLD ' f . I Ill o I 01 ______ oil's It Oak ut qt~&4vk_ strike Thanks a billion for your letter' H make' it 'Thanks a million lot... - that - - those products listed above, on which our formed me nothing could be done until the next work possibly a 24-hour day in order ,* to serve political ends. to sat thwn spending has been cut back because of day, when the animal control official could be the demands placed upon it? In yet another damaging allega tion, former higher energy COsts contacted. CIA Intelligence analyst Samuel A. Adams told I suggest that the funds budgeted for unie this country, and others so affected, the House Intelligence In Committee that the 1968 Since the Board of County Commissioners raises for the county commissioners wouldpay be finds a solution to the continuing energy t T o offensive, which cost nearly dependency crisis, we may be in for high 1W.enactetl tk countyofantffW control Ordinance better spent in ft sheriff's department, and 4,000 American lives, caught U.S. form by last year, and I am the opinion that unen. specifically the animil control division. I unemployment as far as the eye can see In the surprise because top officials in and out of the forceable laws should not be adopted, I at- commend Sheriff John Polk f(( his willingness ' to CIA had ordered false figures about enemy troop Because most other countries have been tempted to contact the gentlemen who were make himself available after hours to a taxpayer strength to show that the running Viet Cong harder hit than we, they, In turn, must in- responsible for this legislation. It proved to be an with a problem. I cannot commend the Board 01 out of men. He backs up his charge was with cables creasingly restrict imports of consumer goods to exercise In futility. Commissioner Vihlen did not County Commissioners for their evident ultanswer; Commissioner Kwiatkowski was asleep willingness to do so. I sincerely meet the delayed effects of the cartel's oil thank Sheriff and Gen. Creighton Abrams, deputy U.S. 9p.m.); Commissioner Kimbrough was Polk and his animal control official Increases, which threaten to get ,worse. for their commander In Vietnam at the time. out; Commissioner Hattaway did not answer; assistance, (And I sincerely trust that As wi th New York City, there comes a time and "Although our aim was to fool the American Commissioner Williams I did not call missioner Kwiatkowski enjoyed a good when credit runs out and all the quick and UIY because night's press, the public and the Congress," said Adams, at that point I gave up and called Sheriff sleep.) fixes have "we in intelligence succeeded best In fooling Here again, these cutbacks and hold downs in John Polk, who stated he would see what he M interesting evening will be well ourselves." could do and call me back. Sheriff Polk did call what foreign countries buy here and what they remembered come the next elections, back, and t he head of the animal control division This would seem to be a fitting epitaph for an buy from American firms and subsidiaries Margaret N. Burkley that, In the opinion of a growing was at my home to pick up th e dog within agency operating worldwide, will Intensify the pressutes minutes. number Sanford of Americans, has outlived on employment and ot economic stability in the whatever usefulness it may ever have had. Certainly, it is becoming United States. Obviously the animal control division lacks more and more manifest that a top.-to-bottom We have in hand, without further mUICh,the adequate funds and therefore adequate staffing Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters housecleaning of the CIA, possibly even Its ability to reduce our dependence on foreign oil by to enforce the law by which it Is regulated, if it Is must be signed with a mailing address and, when abolition and the setting up of a new intelligence a significant percentage. The techniques for unable to operate on a 24-hour basis, According possible, a telepho ne number so the Identity of age ncy under strict and Independent control more efficient use are known. They have been to recent news items In The Evening Herald, the the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald an agency that collects intellIgence, not cobra adopted by a few companies In a few Industries Sheriff's department is not to receive its budget will respect the wishes of writers who do not venom is In order lest this nation one day find In the U.S. and abroad. request. I also understand the Board of County want their names to appear In print. it has succeeded In fooling Itself Into oblivion. BEIRUT, Lebanon AP) - Beirut's warrin g Christian and Moslem (actions began removing their street barricades today in a new attempt to end the country's communal warfare, No shooting was reported, but a government spokesman said streets In five suburbs "should still be considered unsafe pending completion of the disengagement process." Repeated attempts to enforce a cease-fire in the past th ree weeks have failed, - South Viet Business Slowed BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) Travelers arriving from Saigon say new South Vietnaipese currency exchange procedures have severely reduced the flow of cash and brought business to a virtual standstill, They said the small amount of old piastres permitted to be converted Into new currency had caused widespread hardship among Saigon's middle and upper classes, Radio reports from Saigon today announced ne w procedures to Increase the amount of money in cit. culation. - 4 Just An Innocent Weekend Hui ntngT ripo? Each hunting season, the Northrup Cor- Between nips, the unable to slip away for a weekend, got a goose The distinguished guests usually bag at least physical examination alone will probably Northrup's guest list includes more anyway. Northrup delivered a goose to Senator provide much or most of the same a goose apiece, but It's Northrup that winds up benefit admirals and generals, among them Adm. Isaac Cannon, for example, after he missed a hunting without risk with the golden goose. irradiation," from party. Kidd, ex-Navy Material chief; Adm. John p Last year, for example, the But Dr. Frank ltauscher, director of the BREAST CANCER: A startling study company wangled "Blackle" Weinel, former planning director for a whopping 1444.8 million worth warns Institute, insisted there is "no question" about defense the Joint Chiefs; Gen. Clyde Box, former Deputy contracts from the Pentagon. Many ofofthe goose the effectiveness of the mammography breast cancer in the early stages, may Aj, 'o Inipe, Gen. Duwart "Pete" Crow, hunters played a role in awarding the C .t.3. former Air actually program, He gave Dr. Ballar credit for cause Force Comptroller; Gen. Horace Not that they would sell the taxpayers for a "drawing m ore attention to the hazards in. Wade, This radiation detection method, known Vice Chief of the JCS; and Adm. goose chase. No one in the Pentagon would likely Thomasformer McClellan, former volved." But both doctors stressed that only the mammography, has been widely publicized as a chief of Naval Air award a ccntract In exchange (Cr the rustic bed Systems, life saver. But in an unpublished study, Dr. John most minimal doses of X-ray are used in the board and blinds which Northrup provides the Bailar of the prestigious National Cancer screening. # The guests from Capitol 11111 hunters. Include Sen. institute writes: Other sources charged that Howard Cannon prodding by the , But the lasts know It Is more effective to D'Nev.; Rep. Bill Nichols, 1)i' to a posiwut u American Cancer Society and College 01 bAcks IhAin to twist mm. A little booze and AIM.; Rep. Robert L F. Sikes, D-Fls,; ex.Rep. routine use Of M&Mmogmphy in RadlokW (whose members my profit frorn the wftrdng banter will go farther than a dlscos. William Minshafi, R'Ohlo; Gordon Ness., then asymptomauc women may even ly X-ray (ees) had moved the mammography with the Senate Armed Services Committee; almost is many company's merits, lives as it saves," project ahead prematurely. Morgan, Esri tottn&ly With the House Armed This are public officials lulled until they The X-ray screening 14 part of a Joint Dr. BaLlar's study cited a report by a corn, sIcswly lose their cf mission and feel a Services Committee; Arth ur Kuhl, Senate program which the National Cancer mittee of the Canadian Association of Institute Foreign stronger loyalty to their corporate cronies Relations Committee; Tom Scott, and American Cancer Society set t.p three years Radiologists. "It Is not Justifiable," states the We learned about these cemnpurnentary Senate Appropriations Committee; Chef Sotisey, sgo in 27 centers across the country. More than report, "to recoaiimend screening for breast weekendsIn-the-woe.4s from secret Northrup aulstant to Senator Cannon; and Len Kilgore, women,a1l ov 01 , , W. cancer In Canada except In high risk groups." Ak former Assistant to Sen. Barry Goldwater, memos, which specify even 1w yg R ticipa ting in the fi ve-year project AriL each participant Footnote: Otha Union,a spokesman Preliminary figures hhow this early for the The setting Is incomparable, The goose College of Radiology, conJis We placed calls to all the guests whom we had program has located breast cancer In 3.4 per he coBege hunting wisurpassed. Northrup also - 'as the been able to place at was a major 1,000 women. But Dr. Ballar's study adjusts denied Northrup's hunting retreat. thebacker of the program. However, he hunters bacon-and'egg 1lI the calls generally ixr- these fi, claiming 1.0 profit motive and added: plate suppers, with plenty of liquor to take the trayed theinselvti as overworked public sem'and as "RadIologIsts are sufficiently busy few as .5 detections can be attributed directly and can chill off. make a lot more , vants getting away from it all for a weekend. the X-ray scraenlng. idoney doing other kinds of exams,' NOTES OCFOBERZ,1g75 Priscilla '- -• Hodges, Oviedo - _______________ ADMISSIONS Sanford: DISCHARGES Clyde W. Bailey Sanford: Leeanne Blocker Janice E. Cain Jeanette Hannon Gregory Ganas 4 0 Williams. Hasson William Holved OCT. 14 Rummage Sale, 7:30-am, to Lions Club ipaghetti dinner lily C. Lotz &mioola Rebekah Lodge Oble Hutchison Rummage We sponsored by p.m., Super Valu Store, and bingo, 4-B p.m., Sanford yard sale, 1700 W. Third Ann N. Perry St., Roxe E. Lee Just us Club, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m,, Altamonte Springs sponsored Civic Center. Profits benefit Sanford. Viola Philpot Dana Maloney old Land of Fabrics store, First by Rolling Hills Moravian Lions Sight Program. Louise Pollack John E. O'Hara Street. Proceeds to Good Church Women's Circles. Theodore B. Richardson Louis D. Parker Jr. Samaritan Horne kitchen fund. 3-4 Or lan do Dog Training Club Larry M. Sampson , Lake Brantley High School Larry M. Sampson OCT. 3 White Elephant Sale sponAKC obedience trial, 8 am, to Guidance Dept. will administer sored Anne M. Starnes James T. Sheppard by Syrian Lebanon Order of Eastern Star Rachel late afternoon Maitland Hazel L. Trapp Civic Florida 12th Grade Test at 8 American Club Spurgeon B. Smith to benefit local Chapter 308, dinner to honor Center. Admission free, Agnes T. Wade open to a.m. Scores used for admission chair charities, 1017 N. Mills Winifred I. Stiles past Masonic worshipful public. Willi am B. Armbruster, in state universities. James T. Williams Ave., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. masters, 7 p.m., Community _________________________________________________________________________ DeBary John T. Mathews, DeBary United Methodist Church, Sandy A. Chaffin, DeLand Ella I. Mathews, DeLand Casselberry. Proceeds to Gladys T. Jessup, Deltona Mabel F. Becker, Deltona temple building fund, WIlliam I. Horn, Deltona Rev. Sam A. McCook, Educatlen for a Gentle Birth Grace K. McDonald, Deltona Deltona ee classes for ne wly cxfr Essie M. Groom, Lake Thomas H. Sobeck, Lake PeCtaIIt parents, Room 12, First ? Monroe Mary Presbyterian Church in Grace H. Hughes, Longwood Anne Lowe, Orange City DeLand, 7:30 p.m. First of four ' Mts E A Monlorton Or W P4 Runp N P Coopr John £til deals with maternal health and Dr Jack Msnlsan N W, Nvpr,p,t Jimmy C,r,.r Mrs MOtThS Bishop J. U May, AIJby H.cbt R,ssill nutrition, N. T. Cowan Mod 111601 Or. C L Park Jr. Tony Ivisi Ern4e Cowley 'a" ,• telonte Carlo Night, St. S öswy lily m J. L. Crswfttd Mrs. Martin Dram A. $ Pd,csoi, Sr. and Jr. L Sani,,, Me-i. OreIclWss Cre*,ll Church, Augustine OU.CaO*,II Mn, Clyde Ramsay Ju 54kar,k $ObCrmIy Cam.csi Trey lay L. T. 1I'qppiid Casselberry,6p.m. Adults onlyG. H Oawl,mi,, Jr. ROBERT M. KING LOUIS PICONE Mn Rssamd Capman Mn. cowl* Wells W. H. SIile$ary Jr. C. R o,w.issi Miss Edna ClWflwd,n Cla,d Whiddea A L. S umer Louis Picone, 88, of I)eBary, games, prizes and refreshJIw D4ckiy Mrs 1 S. "Red" ClIv,lbnd Jack Wins Mrs. Ruby Sloan Walet,,r D.esr$chs Mack Celand Sr Robert Michael (Mike) King, died Wednesday. Born In Italy, ments. Fred H. Williams I. S Srnins Mn. L. T. Orss Bob Dean, Mrs Vale W.luiims Sr Na'pi Austin SmiTh P. A 27, of 33 Palm Way, Sanford he came to this country at age OCT.4 Mrs N N. Dm J04" Vale Williams Jim Si,ac Jamss Dyson Gordon Deals Pete Knswles died Wednesday afternoon at 12. He li ved in Connecticut most Mess Emma Spencer 1. 1k. f0rid" Voter registratIon, 8:30 a.m. Mrs Osnild Dunn Glenn Wimbisli " Mr Garden Stanley Kirby University Hospital, Jackson-. of his li fe and came to Florida to 2:30 p.m., Lake Mary Post Mn. Carlir, Nick Dr. Hbrr'y Wood,,,fl H. k Stanley AI*II Pills A , jr Mrs. Fred Sell W A Itanifto4d yule, as a result of an automo.- in 1970. He was a member of AU Office by County Supervisor of JIM Fittpatr,ck or JIM Epps Mrs. WaIlae loll 1. Svrki $Ieol Kenneth Littler Wa,,,. Mrs. Ham leak, bile accident. Souls Catholic Church of Elections office. N CSleele J. N. Leonard ,, ,,,,., Lena Sills Jeanrn Mrs. Fred Win Mrs Lea LeUsir He was a native of St. Sanford. Mrs Laura Fra 119T Wi$I5 Mrs. P. P. SteØ.enion N. J Mrs L N. Fetch Dick Abe,, Mn. AS. Strnns Augustine and had lived In Survivors include three sons, Cell LudwI, Mn 0 K. Golf Tens McDonald 1 A Stewart laymsed LvndquEst Sanford since 1963. He had Louis Picone Jr., of Danbury, Mrs H C. Haskivss F. leurnUat Jr. W 0 SUni Ossre MatteR Mn .1 A. Hicksee, Or. lieske SmiTh Camel Stone attended Seminole High School Conn,, John Picone, Deltona, __________________ •. Ur W C. Hill F. $ Aitidewn W L Stoedenm,re Ntis Madeline Mallet,, Mrs J. H. Crspps Mu N. S. Act and and was a Vietnam veteran Joseph Picone, DeBary; six I. N Swain Or. T. F. MeDoalel Mis Leet HegOksldeq J. N. Anarello Oordas Swe,n,y Thursday's high Prank Mobs* Over erhaving served with the U.S. daughters, Mrs. Genla Gemza, t Hunt Mrs P. I Cacti Hwy Tam,n Jv&,q H F Johnson lo W. C. Helcisleon Jr. Mrs W. N. lack Lou Tem$e Army. lie was employed by Danbury, Mrs. Isabel Cutler, night low 69. Rainfall was ,04 Lavueø I Jondion Mrs. JIM lucy Mrs Fred Call Uune TIrwlli,eq N 2 JIMson Jr Jack Kardssr Vihlen Electric Co. Danbury, Mrs. Margaret Pace, inches. Naymond N. loll J C. Tequi,,, Jr Attiby Jones Harold kaitner Mr C H $eiwsstt Fair to partly Mn. W J Tkpt cloudy through M,s I C Karp Danbury and Mrs. Ca th Dvddy Lake N S BIIP,,mer Oscar Telir Survivors Include his wile, G,orye Ken.s Mrs. erine Saturday. Highs Harry Leo mostly In the 0eore Risks, Mrs. W. J Toil Vsline, Sanford, Mrs. Marion 1 0 KincNis$t Mrs. Colleen Rae W S llCha,C. N Boyd I V. Turner mid 8. w 1. Kirtlikoff Lows near 70. Winds Mrs Isttier leN, Mrs L P $iyls 0 W. VaaN,s Harry Kudell ford; paren ts, Mr. King, and San. Germanetti, Fern Park and northeasterly 10 to 15 Mrs. Hvti Wkslcksl Gordon Bradley Mrt Stanley mph Vernay lakerS Le',giethi Mrs. Rita Ra ymond, Danbury; Lery lekb Ted Brooklyn Robert B. King, Sanford; Mrs. Sod ViM.n two Mrs Al Lie decreasing at night. Harry labson Stanliy Srvmliy stepdaughter, Mrs. Mae Pease, J. L. VetiHeileli JIM Men sons, Jeffrey Micha John khirard W S "Sill" lrvmHy Mrs. J. Q. Waits Mayor Leo Mesi. el King, Yonkers, N.Y.; 20 grandI "Pete" $ckrard Pete $wkuv Oartl,ld Walker Sanford, and John Arlo King, H A Morciand Sr Mrs F 0 Scan EXTENDED RECAST Scott Semi Mr A a of children; several grat. Mu Cna,l, Mo'r,scn Ed SP.,nt.olsi, Cocoa Beach; (ho sisters, Mrs. Wm Si,iti Jr Al Wallace U,, E J uu.'s, A. K. Stiei.rak.r Jr Hls Cartlon Mrs H C- Waters Sn led Movpkles Patricia Ann Ccrbett, St. grandchildren; several nieces Virgil L. SmIth Jack Hickson Miss A Partly cloudy north, connn ie Webs tIMi Newman Ned Smith Lene-y Hikson Augustine and Miss Susan llfld nephews, one brother, Oak, We-its Sraelsy Odham Dick k¼lavlen siderable cloudiness soLth Carl HilSisbethim Weft's .'ewelry Vincent Picone, Yonkers, N.Y. Dr Vann Parker Michelle King, Sanford; Me's. VIyin Spoor J. P. $olticlaw JIM Whetchel W. A. Patrick txir'iai portion. Scattered showers uneral Cl $lempe F services and Dick Hotlaclaw N,1s Whes.I Jr. brother, Curry Kent King, Marie P,,etd Jack $190W Norman Si U. Jacobson mainly east central and ex* Mn. J. SI. Cli, White Mrs. Pa'l Pnetm l Danbury, JØa* SP.nstrom Miss Martha FOR Sanford; grandmothers, S. P. Whilaeq Jr. Herb Stenshorn Briuon Funeral Home In (rime south portions. Mild days Gvdsn Fredeilti Claude N. Whinon Dii Pewoll Robert B. King Sr. and lekecca Stiv$*i J 0. Oat4wiy Neeiy Wis." and cool nights extreme north. Mrs C P. Pndei Mrs. W. charge of local arrangemints. Ofiue tes Pr.4 Oanas J. Las Wilkinson C. Crews, both of St. _______________________ Ibeti Paveesf I. S. Stews L. Darner wam central and Mn J. Credo Wllllams Mrs S U. PiChard, Ira Thompson Augustine; several aunts and o-. Wade Garner lebert A. "lob" William Mrs J. P. Mw south portions. Lows from Mn. J. H Trvlvck Stewart Oaftls.'t Nay Williams Jimmy Ik,n Funeral Notice uncles. McKay Trulck Olin Qeemiwl upper SOs interior extreme Al Wilson CALENDAR Here Someone Listed. AREA DEATHS WEATHER . /, . 4 322-0285.831.9774 TO YRU S S I ,1 i .2417 S. French Ave. Sanford. F Ia. 32771 N INSURANCE AGENCY - Limited Amount - of Monthly Rentals Available 935 and '150 Month Includes Color TV, Air ' ,,,, - swap stories and, Northrup refused to comment; the Defense He contends these results may not be worth poratlon Invites congressional and military according to witnesses,men discuss military needs. Department also had no comment, the risk involved with radiation. He suggests bigwigs to Its private preserve on Maryland's Rep. Robert Leggett, 1)-Calif., for one, rea1led Footnote: Occasionally, an Important guest, Instead scenic eastern shore for some goose shooting. hearing a lot of talk about defense programs. tha t "screening by medical history and HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON (AP) The could either accept the House alter the House rejected an cratic Reps. John Brademas of House, which last win ter ang. amendments and send the identical bill In July. Ford said Indiana, Benjamin S. R enthal os rily started congressional ac- measure to President Ford or last month he feared another of New York and Paul S. Satlion to halt arms sales to 'j. send it to a House-Senate corn- House rejection would lead to a banes of Maryland, said the key, now says the Turkish gov- promise conference, complete close-down of bases, amendment would break the eminent can buy ;ias million The $185 million In weaponry Ford's supporters said the Impasse between the two coun-. worth of U.S. weapons. had been contracted for by the U.S. bases are needed in Tur- tries but maintain Congress' In a victory for the Ford ad. Turkish government b<- fore key to keep watch on Soviet pressure on Turkey to settle the ministration, which had sought Irate over the use of missiles and they contended Cyprus issue. for months to end the embargo, American arms in Turkey's In- Con gress' embargo failed to Led by overwhelming House the House gave 237 to 176 ap. vasion of Cyprus. stOPPed the force Turkey to negotiate a votes, Congress cut off all U.S. proval Thursday night to a bill sale. Cyprus peace, military aid to Turkey as of allowing Turkey to buy thie The House bi ll also will allow The House re jected 229 to 187 Feb. 5 because the use of Ford to recommend credit sales an amendment by the bill's ma- American arms In the lnvas!on he approval marked he to help Turkey buy arms jor opponents to approve the of Cyprus violated U U.S. aid law. ninth time the House had voted needed to meet North Atlantic $185 million only If Ford can But Ford said Congress' em-. on the issue since the embargo Treaty Organization obliga. certify "significant progress" bargo, instead of forcing 1'urwas Imposed In February, lions, in resettling some iso, reiu- key to negotiate, had become a The. Senate had 'already Turkey suspended operations gees on Cyprus. block because Ikey refused Passed a similar bill, and It at U.S. bases in that country Opponents, Including Demo- to negotiate under pressure, Know 1. LOW AUTO RATES ' • House Votes To End Iurk Ernbar go M --'- - - - JACK ANDERSON U CII ___ Beirut Barricades Removed - - NJ evvf 11 At Friday, Oct. 3,IflS-SA Police Nab Guerrillas After 12 Die - - - The Italians were checked at BELFAST, Northern Ireland march in Londonderry. a hospital and then rejoined wing. men bombed a Protestant ga- fi police uuficrs. their families for tearful reun-. (AP) - Police rounded up The polky. refused to say how The Catholics struck back rage n Coleraine, CO miles pected Protestant guerrillas in many persons were brought In, Thursday night. ions, Meanhili', in tie lriii lrThe bullet-rid-. northwest of the capital. Belfast early today after 12 but all were believed members died body of a public, former Irish lightweight man believed to Thursday's toll raised the boring champion Billy Deputy Assistant Police persons, most of them Roman of the Ulster Wright, Volunteer Force have been a Protestant Commissioner Catholics, were killed In North- (UVF), one of the biggest of the found in a Belfast stree. was number of confirmed dead in a 35-year-old barber, was criti. Gun- Northern Ireland's Protestant. cally wounded by a gunman they were "In remarkable em Ireland's bloodiest day In private Protestant armies. men In South Belfast shot a 49- Catholic civil war to 1,331 since who fired four bullets into him shape, and I have nothing but nearly four years. Officials believed the UVF year-old Protestant man praise for their courage and en. in the August 19. This include; 176 n Dublin 'the toll was the heaviest of carried out rut of the attacks leg. Three police spokcszir stores owned by killed since the IRA Provision-said, durance knowing the condi. any (lay since "Bloody Sun"We believe the motive Thursday in retaliation for 30 Protestants were lions they have had to toter- day," Jan. 30, 1972, when Brit. bomb bombed in ala declared a cease-fire on for the attack was political attacks last week by the Armagh, 35 miles sou th west of Feb. 10. ate." ish paratroops killed 13 Roman Catholic guerrillas of the Irish Belfast, and three policemen Police said there were 15 Th e three gunmen were Catholics after a civil rights Republican Army's Provisional were wounded. Four armed bombings and a dozen shootings Franklyn Davis, a 28-year.old SE in fl ________ I'tir T! Thrz,.- ___________ ti 4 Nigerian released from prison II In dditin to the deai. last year after serving seven eare persons were wounded, in0 n a fl ci years for bank robbery; Wesley cluding a 3-year-old girl and - Hurricane close to the southeast tip of degrees either way." Dick, 20, a black militant born In London of Jamaican parents, Gladys stormed through the Newfoundland and the capital At 6 a.m. EDT, Gladys was , North Atlantic early today and city of St. Johns," said and Tony"Bonzo" fore- centered 75 miles southwest of believed to be the son of a forecasters feared a slight shift caster Joe Pelissler at the Na. Cape Race, Newfoundland, It -i ; wealth y West Indian family. In course could cause it to slain tional Hurricane Center In was moving to the northeast at 120 mile-an-hour winds against Miami. "We don't really know 50 m.p.h. Gales extended Under 25 SR-22's 100 They broke into the Spaghetti Newfoundland if the eye will cross the penin- miles to the west and 200 Cancelled Rejected miles - r House, headquarters for a res "It's going to come pretty sula or not. It's a matter of five to the east. E.Z. Payments - Quotes assurance that there are no hidden agreements In the Eiptian.1srl peace pact way dear th e way for congressional approval of th e stationing of 200 American technicians in the Sinai, Informed sources sa id Thursday that, as a result of Ford's assurance, th e Senate Foreign Rela ti ons cornmittee may "declassify" four key understandings, three ith Israel and the oth er with Egypt. Th e agreements already have been leak ed to the press and published. UntI now, the administration has opposed publication, insisting that the Senate and the public be given no more than a summary. 4 First it was alleged assassination plots against foreign leaders and spying on Americans. Now, poison dart guns and exploding light bulbs, among other lethal James Bondish toys; etmulated germ warfare attacks against the I New York subway system; a secret cache of toxins, maintained against presidential orders, potent enough to wipe out a small city, What revelation will next be dredged out of a seemingly bottomless pit of nefarious Central Intelligence Agency activities" More Important, what is to be done with an agency that has violated the charter by which It was created and has made the United States look both foolish and vicious In the eyes of the world? $ It would be one thing If the continuing parade of allegations against, and admissions by, the CIA could be balanced by showing what it has done during Its existence to enhance the security and further the freedoms of Americans. By definition, of course, a country's Intelligence - - - WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford 's formal Itself . - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Acting President halo Luder has ordered the commanders of the armed forces to lead the antiterrorist campaign, and nationwide military action may be ordered, With 460 deaths attributed to political terrorism from both the extreme left and ultra-right this year, the overnJfler,t afmouncJ Thursday that Luder was creating a National Defense Council made up of himself, the defense minister and the commanders of the arm y, navy and air force. "The antisubversive struggle will Include actions In the political, economic and social fields," the announcement said. - . . -- - Argentine Commanders CIA Best / - LONDON (AP) The Spa. taurant chain, early last Sun. other on Monday. Claiming "The hostages are coming they were helped upstairs, ghettl House siege ended early day shortly after the nnagera him lying on the floor with a they were black activists en. out!" Davis yelled through the Davisyelled, "We're coming today with the release of the six of the establishments In the stomach wound. He'd shot h im. gaged in a political act, they stifli ng room's steel door to Po- out!" Italian hostages and the chain had pooled their receipts demanded a plane self. There were no police offi. to fly them to lice C.ndr. Christopher Payne. surrender of the three gunmen for the night. One of the nine the Payne ordered them to throw cers in the room at the time.' West Indies. But Scotland "It was the first indication we out their weapons, two pistols who had held them captive for Italians in the "After that long down there, restaurant es- Yard said they were common had the gunmen had had and a five day, In a stinking, win. capetj and called the police, shotgun, and come out one cannot be surprised they and criminals foiled In an attempt enough," Payne told newsmen, with their doleas 10-4-124001, basement at hands on their heads. would give up," said Wood. their arrival the gunmen to rob the restaurant, ref used to "I shouted back, 'All storeroom, right Dick and Munro emerged and s."This was a highly dangerous herded the other eight restau- make a deal and sweated them send them out one by one.'" were arrested, rant men Into th e storeroom, out. situation, but a very sat• The hostages were Unbar. The Italians staggered out, "Then we heard a shot lnsde isfactory end. It was a crimln il The gunmen released one of The nder came withou t and the police med, but Scotland Yard said the ee hurried them the room and Dads did not a situation. Politicsdid not come leader of the gunmen shot him. the hostages on Sunday and an-. warning, the police said. dawn the short corridor. As pear," Payne said. "We found into it." self in the stomach. He was rushed to a hospital, and h's condition was not immedlatey announced. Sinai Approval Expected Af, - •::• GunmenRelease Hostages, Surrender -- IN BRIEF Former U.S. Rep. Bill Gunter will be the featured speaker at Tuesday's Grcater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Personality Breakfast. The regular monthly conclave will get under ay at B a.ni. with Gunter to address the group shortly thereafter. The Personality Breakfasts are open to the Public, free of charge. -Hill Currie I I 1% % - w - P-i . , i)i, _ IV ' V ' t - -, S E New surveys by men who devote their time to studying international Investment and spending Indicate the full effects of the world petroleum cartel's major oil price boosts of 1973 and 1974 haven't yet been felt. me worst is yet to come. These higher energy costs much like a !) , __ ( .1 I -. .- 1. - - - Ev,ning Herald, Sanford, Ft. RAY CROMLEY - -- Conditioning, Maid Service I ' ;,' Quality Inn North I-4&'SR434' ;1lN .' - tongwood, Fla, For Further , Information Phone 8624000 -_ - ______ WHEN YOU GIVE THE UNITED WAY YOU HELP YOUR UnW WVWX FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS IN MORE WAYS THAN YOU KNOW. -, 0 Seminole County's United Campaign Needs your contribution In order to help your friends and neigh. hors who need help right now. Giving e United Way is perfect, painless and meaningful. You can give a weekly or monthly amount of your choice where you work. .through Th 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 ARM'!' - - . SEMINOLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH... USO YMCA... . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. PLEASE HELP KEEP THESE WORTHY ORGANIZATIONS FUNDED WITH THE MONEY THEY HEED TO CONTINUE THEIR GOOD WORK IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. . - - -Em - -.-. - - - - -. - -. , --- 'Ole ti . . '1 . - \ - - - - - - ._,____._-1 - ., _______________________________________________ '. -- Gramkow Funeral Home In charge of arrangements. I, . e : d - KINO. ROBERT MICHAILFuneral s*rvic•s for Rob*rt Michael (Mike) King, ;. Palm Way, Sanford, who d10 Wednesday at Unlverilly Hospital, Jick%ortvili, will be held Saturday at n am. at GrOmkow Funeral pforn.Ch.p,i with 0. Blair McG.rv.y officiating. Burial in Oaktawn Memorial Park. Gr*mkow in charge. nor th to6cen traI3ect j and lOs southeast coastal &i'ts. Afternoon highs near treme north to upper 80s south portions, Daytona Beach tides: high 7:31 a.m., 7:65 p.m.; low 1:06 am., 1:36 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:17 a.m., 7:36 p.m.; low 12:59 am., 1:5 p.m. .. J. H. VMHOy W.A.Letn,rk. K. McNab Art $OckwlTh Tetnmy More H C. Ouatei Mr$.Afl**Oq*$.j J. W. Hall Spinier Nardeis Nil. 0. L. Harper C S WIna JaciWIMnofi N. 1. WriØt Cliii ChapMan Hal Calketi Give Where You Work. Mn S I. lackey J W lembae Tedlrspo If your name orsomeont you know is mentioned above, or Mail A Chick Today To: THE UNITED WAY SEMINOLE COUNTY Unibed wy you'll want to buy a copy of Peter Schaal's new book. . P.O. Box 144 Sanford, Florida 32771 'SANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR II YEARS" Each person above appears in the book at least once. For your copy see Catherine Ray at Sanford Atlantic National Bank or Call 322.6473 for delivery T)* UNITIED YAW. -- Thanks to you, itvvdci A C o mmunity Service MrSSaqe form flue Evening Herald 0 �A-Eening Herald, Sanlord, FL ( Friday, Oct. 3. 1,7 ___________________________ _____________________________ PEOPLE • Electric Companies I Legal Notice LegalNot ice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUI1 OURT OF THE WKEHUUSF ALC FICTITIOUS NAMF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Ptiruant to Chaoter 77 7.210 of NOIICt 5 hpreby QiVefl that i am n.d in Pi tinecs t 107W 21St.. tht','nilorm Commercial Code. Part CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE • WP PiP? pith advertise for sale the COUNTY. FLORIDA anfnrd, S.mlnnle County, Florida CASE NO 1s.1154.CA.1IIl Io4In,vinq yncI. ,'r'd.r th. Iictitinu name Cartons of nliscpltsneou$ items. (APC)i YPd ANN LINDSAY. PFSALE BOUTIQUE. anø that Peil.oner. of chinaware beds. chest intpncl to renister ss:d name with the " Clerk r4 ?P.' Circuit Court. sm;noie of drawers. dressers, washers, Crsnty, Florida In accordant. with dryers. sofas, chairs. refrigerator POC.FR KIRK P4OAKES a the prnviIon of the FictitiouS and many more ltems NOTICE OF ACTION BEt CPW,IP4Q TO Moses Curtis. Name Statutes, To Wit' Se'cNo TO' Mr Rotter Kirk Sanford. na Janie Ashley. San p,sco, Florida Statutes 1957 Nnakp's Fla: Lou Unsloger, Sanford. s cllIa D Crews 5prinQ Street 1209 PuS11 Scot 76. Oct. 3. 10, Il. 1975 FIll Marcia Harris. Sanford, Fla Tucson. ArifOna 65119 A F Davis. Aoopka, Fla DFP lit ARE NOTIFIED IPUI? a The sate to take olace at 337 S titb00 for Custody and Su000rt has Pe Ave. Sanford. Fla A J. FICTITIOUS NAME been filed q'n%t you and you are 4 (OSSINC. TPAP4PER & STORAGE Notice k herChy aiveri that Vit 10:00 .' m r,Oijlred to serve a coov of your are COMPANY. INC at in buSiness at 617 defenseS. it any. to it 00 + No P4w' Saturday. Ortofer 11th. 1975 177, I r'nownnd 37750. Seminole WALDEN. I FRANKI IN PIIhUth 76. Oct 3. 1975 County. Florida under the tictittous OF P 1M Petitioners attornei. whose address name of PM AUTO. and that we is Suite 1190. CP4A Tower, 255 South intC1'i(1tflrNl5tPf%.idfl,mewiththe Oranne Avenue. Orlando, Florida. Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 37601, no or before the 16th day of Counly, Florida in accordance with NAME STATUTE Octoher. 1975, and tll the original the provisinos of the Fictitious TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN with the Clerk of thiS Court eitPrr Name Statutes. To Wit' Section Notire is hereby aiven that the before crrvit On PetltiOnP?'% at $6509 tltjd,i Statutes 1957 t,ndersiqned. oursuant to the tcwney or Immediately thereafter. S Richard I EicP'lrr "Fictitinui Name Statute" Chapter ntherwie a default will be entered Sheldon Potakoff $6509 Florida Statute, will register n,slnt you for the relief demanded I'ushtish' Sent 17. 19. 76. Oct 3. 1975 with theClerk of the Circuit Court. in in the peti?ion DFP ' llnd for Seminole County. Florida. WITNESS my hand and the seal of 'p00 rereipt nf proof of the this ro,,rt on th,t 10th day f Sep publIcation of this notice, the NC. teniher, 197'. CITY OF tltiotrs name. to wit THE EARLE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, OF SANDWICHE under wtuich WC FLORIDA Arthur H tteckwuth. Jr are engaged in business at Forest Notice of Public Hearing Clerk of the Crcu't Court CityCr'nter, Highway 136. in the City TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN tiiiian Jenkins NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by of Forest City, Florida. Deputy Clerk That the parties interested in said the hard of Zoning Appeals of the Franklin I Walden City of Attamnnte Sorings. Florida, business enterprise are as follows: and Counsellor Thidrir C Johnson J' that ;,i flnarcl will hold a oubtic t4,t,y Aliç lOtinsOn In cnnicjer .i variance Suite 1190. (NA Toner Dated at Forest City. Seminole 755 South Orange Avenue at-real rnncernint2 an ott site sign to in the City of Attamonte ('fl.inty. Florida Seotember Orlando, Florida cprinns. Florida, advertising a PubliSh Sept 76. Oct 3 tO. 17, 1975 PubliSh Sept 12. 19. 26 Oct 3. 1915 husinps located in Seminole DFR 167 County _______ " .-+ ___________ Suhjt flroOcrty is described as , THE CIRCiT COURT or r IN THE CIRCUIT COuRT InlInwa EIOHTEbNTH JUDICIAL CIR. Parcel o THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE From the ue'q,tCr of Sertion ;, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA Twnthip 71 South, Range 79 East. CASE NO: S.1174.CAO4-G Seminole County, run witht CASE NO.: 7S-2217.CA.04.0 In Re; the Marriage the North South center lifl of said In Re: the Marriage o DFNNIS (PULL. Section II. North 0 degrees 33' 33" SILL JOHN HYDER. JR.. Husband Petitioner. Husband, West a distance of 171 70 feet to the Northerly right of way line of State and CLOPIA (PULL I Road No 436: thence run South 9 TRUDI ALITA HYDER. ,V'fe Rev,ondent Wife. orpes '.' U" East along the said oIssoLurloPf NOTICE OP ACTION rightof way tb. a distance of 700 OF MARRIAGE l9"Year.old Try Rate Experiments 'Squeaky' Fromme Denied Bail Reduction SAN FHANCISCO API.- Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme has been turned down in a requestfor reduction of her bail on a charge of trying to assassinate President Ford. Miss Froninie, a 26-year-old (olloer of convicted mass iturderer Charles Manson, is accused of pointing a loaded un at Ford as he '..alked through a crowd in sacramento Sept. 5.11cr had ssas originally set atil million but was reduced to io,000 later, The U.S. Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld u.s. I)istrict Court Judgelhonsas MacBride's decision to keep liII at $350,000 despite Miss I-'roninie's request k further reluction. No%s being held in Sacraniento,sheisseheduled to go on trial before MacBride Nov. 4. Tanmy V/ynette Hospitalized CHEYENNE, Wyo. tAP - Country singing star Taniny Wynette, 32, has been admitted to lAIranhIe ('uunty Meniorini Hospital for observation, Officials said she checked in early Thursday and was in cnditmn l:iter in the tv. They ukt nnt I 1 vIdL' turth'r dctatb. Miss Wynette ith a group which departed Nashville, is ta Tenn.,a appeared at a concert in Denver Wednesday night and stas en route via private bus to a Frday nliht in Salt i.ape uty '.'?jen soy entercd fhe tm.cpital Kennedy Jr. 'Cured' SPRINCIF!EU), Mass, :AP) - The Harvard Medical School surgeon %sh amputated the right leg of 14-year-old Edssard Kennedy Jr. n 1973 says the boy apparently is cured of cancer. By LOLJLSE COOK chocesllkelaundryinoffhouji, trlcitywillgetacutlntiieirbills Associated Press Writer can cut bills by about one-third, and average users will pay only Electric companies trying to Commonwealth Edison Co. a small increase, leaving large encourage conservation and and the Illinois Commerce industrial users to bear the ease the brunt of rate increases Commission are conducting a brunt of the rate hike. are experimenting with new $500,000 peak-demand ogram The New York State Public ways of computing customers' that began in June wIth the Service Commission is considbills. They are charging more stallation of special meters in ering a proposal for a "lifeline" for power in peak demand pert- 1,000 homes In northern Illinois. billing system giving low-inods and are offering minimum Commission staff membcrs come (amities a below-cost service at a minimum price for are collectlr.g information rate. The program would be low-income conswners. normal electricity usage and, subsidized by increasing other An Associated Press spot when the r.ew billing system residential rates. check also showed some offl- begins next summer, will check cials are urging an "energy consumption figures to see If The Michigan Public Service Stamp" program for the poor, there is any saving, Commission is looking at an similar to the federal food The California Public energy voucher program to stamp project. Others advocate Utilities Commission, in ap. subsidize part or all utility rate changing the traditional "the proving a rate increase increases since 1973 for low-tnmoreyouuse,theieuyoupay" requested by Pacific Gas & come customers. Authorities rate schedules. Electric Co., also okayed a estimate the program would al. The Edison Electric Institute, changed system of billing. fect 305,000 MichIgan homes a trade group, said residential Residential customers who use and would cost $29.6 million ancustomers paid an average of a minimum amount of dec. nually. P3.4 per ('snt more for dcctricity in 1q74 than they did in 1q73. At the same time, the avS (J 111 e erage amount of electricity used by residential customers *A I dropped about 2 De! ('P131 'la I I' S Re TheAPcIlrvPyrru!rv1thatth most popular type ot program to cut costs is peak-demand pricing, i!1 use In about a dozen states. The Florida Public Service Commission recently approved a one-year test plan for Florida 1'1 IViOfl1! na 'lea c .I 17. 1975 i* lorilt'uj lie r S fri ice By The Associated Press open." Negotiations resume today in A school spokesman said a Power Corp. whereby 200 real- Billings, Mont., the latest corn- survey of other schools on ro h ito Role: In 1-I a I I s A ine r i ca Aiding Japan " ': ••.:••, : VVI '" GOVERNOR'S s,000 HIGHW '"''a'v.,'','... Utc -. --s. - - I . -'. - . .. - i c ' - ._ " ' .t . .I. r I . / 4 . . .1 - ""•'•" _____ I .. '.' g I -' .." si&l . h" . . ' ' . . , __ _________________________ V . . . j - x . - 4 ___ F ' Jk ____ . . . . - & ri..t __ ___ - ' , ' - '_• // ____________ 7 I their children to take , - - .. .-. . ____________ : I OVF 's :' - ' IIATFD I agree, there comes a time when Cindy Whelchel ifront) and Gina Madden, (Herald Photo by Doris Dietrichi C s _iU ( A I _rJanIoru__oman_ I A delightful musical comedy Dancers appearing were Sarah Elizabeth Tatumn, and It was announced that the Florida Federation of Women's he tells me program opened the 1975-76 Cindy Jurss, Gina Madden, Mmes. Ann Brisson, Rhelda Home Life Department is Club officers, on that's what he got married for season for Sanford Oct. 24, in Woman's Sara Lee Roberts, Mary Ann Brewster, Mabel Piety, Anna conducting a drive for used Orlando, were Pat Foster, he things wouldn't to do any Club at a general business Grover, Cindy Wheichel and Hardesty, Jane Pain, Pauline clothing which will be given to Carolyn Cornelius, Vi Clark, of so these for have himself. luncheon meeting Wednesday Mary Ann Roberts. Poole, Lourine Messenger, needy residents of Sanford Charlotte Smith, Kay Hall and We are both 21 and college at the clubhouse. In the absence of the Mildred lAnd and Dora Lee Nursing and Convalescent Doris Ellerbee, Anna Mae graduates with master's Under the auspices of the president, Dottie Karns, First Russell. Center. degrees. Any suggestions? Wells and Doris Dietnich will club's Arts Department, six Vice President Jerri Kirk The needs of young women at D. The annual "Dining Out" serve as alternates. IN RIVERSIDE dancers of Ballet Guild of conducted the business Hacienda Girls' Ranch, a clubparty will be an event of Oct. 31 DEAR Ii: How spoiled is he? Sanford-Seminole and School of rreeUng. sponsored project, were pointed at 7 p.m., at Mayfair Country _________________________ II this has been going on for Dance Arts staged the Vi Clark, membership out by Bunny Logan. She asked Club. Members are welcome to years, he may be beyond performance, under the chairman, presented corsages fl)emberstodonateTVandS&14 bring guests flnd dress is op. repair. If this isa new wrinkle, direction of artistic directors to and introduced the following green stamps as a means of tional. ________________________ Iron it out with counseling Both and choregraphers, Miriam nest members, Joimng the club helping toward supplies needed Delegates elected to attend of YOU. Wright and Valerie Weld, during the past year: Miss at the ranch. I_I the District Seven Tour for + + - - - . / + - - .1 .- - . . . - ' - - . 's.- .,, ISUSAN LYNN SWAIN Susan Lynn Swain Engaged To Wed " ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 0. Swain l.ateMr. Stevens all of Sanford. of 407 San C-arlos Ave., Sanford Miss Swain's fiance is a 1969 announce the engagement and graduate of Seminole High approaching marriage of their School, where he was president daughter, Susan Lynn, to John of the Junior Class, Boys' State Glen Durham, son of Mr. 11, representatIve and member of Glen Durham of Lake Mary and Interact. He graduated from Mrs. Naomi J. Durham of University of Florida in 1973 Master's Cove Apartments, with a BS degree in Chemistry Sanford. Pre.Med and plans to return in A graduate of Seminole High June to University of Florida SchoolCtass of 1972, Miss Swain (or medical studies. He is vvri " , 4 Sthte1TIoridaDepartnJntof is a charter dance member of Environmental Regulation. the Ballet Guild of Sanford IlisgrandparentsareMr and Seminole and was a Keyette. Mrs. A. Durham of Cincinnati, She is the granddaughter of Ohio and Mrs. William R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Swain Sr., and the late Mr. Jones of Jay. and Mrs. AR. Stevens and the The wedding will be an event of December 20, 1975 at First United Methodist Church of Sanford. • • - ' / + r k ',, . ,.• Research Foundation will benefit from the World Premiere of the motion picture, " "The Meal", to be held Oct. 9 at 'aJ_ 1 8 p.m. at Seminole Cinema in .' ' - ' Casselberry. The film, written and produced by Florida A , producer John Hughes was filmed in Winter Park and Orlando. Hughes produced the movie "Johnny Tiger" filmed several years ago at Wekiva -r" Springs and Longwood "The Meal" stars Dma -. • :- , L ..* . . .+ J J',' " ' I ... ;,:' .:+, .44 .- .'. ' ' - :' 'S " . " '. - . .: 'I ' . ' . SANFORD AVENUE AT 13th ST. Limited time! Big discount on this exclusive Frigidaire Laundry Center __ __ .. 'WV-_ .__ -.._ .,,_ - C- _ NINE JOIN SANFORD CLUB of Hollywood director Joshua -_ - i Logan. Susan and Dma's 1 daughter Nina were roommates at sciiooi in Washington, D. C. nina has a special interest in Poole. Jane I'ain., Dora lee Russell, Ann Bnisson, Rhelda raising funds for Juvenile Brewster. Mildred Lind, Anna flardest', lMunlne Messenger and Diabetes research as she had a Mabel I'Iety. (herald Photo by Doris Dietrich) _________________________________________ son who suffered with the disease the movie and New members of Sanford Woman's Club are, from left, Pauline I - . will be free live entertainment the theater prior to assisted by the other Oviedo meeting Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at Bear Lake Circle, the showing of tie H-rated the school in Oviedo. members was the hostess, Mrs. Joseph Ellis of Bear drama. There will also be a -. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Catherine Whelchel modeled The agenda will include a Lake is in charge of the pr1'sent.ation inside the theater -Praising his wife Louise, IA. In celebration of the 15th a skirt she made by the v&c on the proposed revisions workshops with the second before the film begins. Guy. JIIII Williams said today iiflfllversary of the Mornini. traditional Miccosukee Indian of the PTA by-laws, discussions workshop on wreaths and door There will be 200 reserved that after 31 years of marriage Star School, a special Miss st-ill pattern. The result of 40 hours of committees, fund raising hangings to be held In the home theater seats and 600 open to the "if anything comes through o be held at St. Charles of work thef LII ill projects and service projects. of Mrs. William Sheard of public at $5 per seat for this me it's that no marriage will (thedral, Orlando, at 10 aol., be auctioned atthkit the next In a newsletter, It was an- Pinesiew Drive, Bear Lake, special premiere. half of the work unless you constantly Oct. 3. Celebrant will be Bishop ti The proceeds go to nounced that the first fund and the third workshop set for receipts will go to the Juvenile work at it." Thomas J. Grady, servers will finance the society's project raising project, a horse show the home of Mrs. W.M. Glore of Diabetes Research. "It's the hundred.s of little be the children (roui Morning aiding education among the hdd Sept. 14, was a success 3Ct50 Uoliday Ave., Bear Lake. For those wishing to attend a bitty things that tear marriage Star School. This Is a nonMiccosukee Indians. with $700 in profits being made The first of these meetings was gala benefit dinner and ,minatlo9al school for cxap.rt," Williams said as the deno The program committee for the PTA treasury, hostessed by Mrs. Kendall champagne after theater keynote speaker at a two-day ceptlonal children. A garden lead by Elisabeth Boyd gave Kalapp of 3809 Needles Drive, party, tickets for these events conference on marriage and party in the school gardens, an orientation for new Orlando. 'memand "The Meal" are available right behind the chute,,, n" bers family problems. Bear Lake - Marguerite Partin at$$Oeach.megourmetillnner The conferQnce is sponsored follow from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. reviewed the history of te , i All r with wine will be held Wedby the Task Force on Marriage members and poapectIve society Mary Jane Armstrong '01'uen .irce the nesday at the I.angford Hotel in and the Family Unit, which has flwfl)bers of = Mr. and Mrs. John II. Pappa, Winter Park. Following the Morning Star listed the purposes Carolyn the responsibility of recoin- School Auxiliary are cordially Gore The Bear Lake Garden Circle Alt.amonte Springs, announce premiere on Thursday night summarized the m e n d i n g I e g I s I a t i i lnvite(I to atterj. publications and Zula McLeod of the Orlando Garden Club the birth of their daughter, horn d'oeu%Tes and ctiamat r e n g h t e n i n g (a m II meet the second Wednesday of Heather Dawn, Sept. 18, at stated the obligations o pagne will be served at the relationships to the 1976 Beta Chi Chapter every month at 10 a.m. with the Florida Hospital, Orlando, after-theater party members to be held at Legislature. Beautiful orchids highlighted next meeting scheduled for weighing 7 lbs. I ox. the Beef and Bottle in Winter "Wecandonilkindsoithings Beta Chi Chapter of Delta the decorations (or the tea. October 8, according to Maternal grandparents are Park. Reservations for these governmentally, but I tell you Kappa Gamma, honor society President Mr. W.M. Glore. Mr, and Mrs. Wit, Beasley, special events can be made by we cannot replace a parent to for women educators, honored Weekly workshop meetings Sanford and paternal grand- writing 545 Park Ave. North, chid" Williams said. "We new members Shernill Casey Jackson Heights for the Annual Christmas Tree parents are Mrs. Helen Pappa Winter Park, Fl. 32739. There can't' turn our heads in our and Valerie Barnett, with a tea Lane event sponsored yearly by and the late Harold B. Pappa of will be a limit 01 300. families away from those that Sept. 27. The Jackson Heights Middle the Orlando Garden Club In Taft, Calif. Great-grandfather Film only tickets may be s"e brought into the WO Id." Mrs. Katherine Teague, School PTA wIll hold its first Orlando has been set up uy the Henry F. Koch Is also of Taft. obtained at Seminole Cinema, ' g '' I i + I + in front of Area Birth 10 . ' I __ _"!'; , / Jy ( _ ,' ' '. Tuesday thru Saturday 5 to 9 PM ' ' J - '' ' . 1 ; ' ' • ' - 3 -. ,t ' *tØ 4 ' , V ' . ,- j Now open for dinners 4fI , + UININb OUT IS FUN! #'' . - ... a ,- Benef; Movie ''. '." p r - Marriage I s Wo r k: Club Notes W'I I I I a Ii, S Morn inn Star K is s I n g er H as Dead I i fl e To Turn Over Materia ., , - ççdt 2yekeN€. . 'f If I complain, - 4 r -,,..j both of us and even shine his shoes. - 9 / 'I ) t + days' COMMISSION - refuses to do anything for himself. He refuses to clean up after himself or hang up his clothes. Asking him to do anything around the yard Is like ..,..a ,_... ' • •,• , __ "forcing" - ,__ e' - ii3 fUIP. " nl'ut I A IF'4 I %,fl IIIII-II V__VIyIL_,I _1 •ft , ....'._. + if ' tI.lr,iJ' 'iii() ' .i.r -- 7 __i ____ , - Ell uuuss - ______ , ' '' ' _- ' - - iu,Juuwua*z ,r •,• . - ' :11 v. .,\'t. - , + . ______ ,,, ' I-I I --"' - ' Dr. Norman .Jafk told an audience at the Medical Center if Western Massachusetts. Jaffe said the type of bone cancer suffered by young Kennedy, son of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)Mass., is extremely rare. B ette Davis Speaks Out ______ I feel that he is wrong for her, him. It will only cause her to practice, either. ,' bull can't seem to get that idea I suppose I should thank my i', t hi d I through her head. She could co ABBY: ' 1 never mom forhaveing exposed me to date others, closer to her age, , music tn the first place, but who live nearer to her, but she music should be "fun" not te waits faithfully for this long- out in defense of PIO drudgery. And when a kid gets r:.'." distance Uoiiaii. ('an von help tii a certain age, I think he s )N Ii \Tl"U i of 27(6 KeUam Court 11" West a distancø r,f 175 fec? tø the TO (.LORIA C I4UI L teer for the program will be strike, Meanwhile, pupils in have been held on a full day p0iflt Virginia Beach, Virginia of beginning thence run North Route 6. Ba. 3) charged 1.7 cents per kilowatt Wilmington, Del., demon- schedule, indicated no prob- Otleorees fl' fl" West a distance YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Columbia. Missouri 65701 hour for electricity consumed strated for an end to a strike lems. The strike Is going into its 11)0 feet: thence ryn South 19 degrees action for Ditsolut ion of Marriage "01) ARE HERE BY NOTIFIED 57' 16" Fast a distance ol 60 feit; hat been flied against you and you that an action for DisSotv$i during nonpeak hours and 7.9 and 19 Massachusetts teathers 24th day. Cf are required to serve a copy of your Merriaoe thence run South 0 degrees 33' ,snl other relief has been cents per kilowatt hour the rest settled down for Jail terms that Fast a distance of 100 reel: thence written dfenses, if any, to it 00 W• filed against you and YOU are Until Thursday classes had run of the time. The present real. could last six months. North *9 tlenrecs 37' 46" west 60 H. MORRISON. Plaintiff's Attorney. reoulred to serve a copy of ycxir been held only on a half-day feet to the point of beginning whOlA' address is P 0+ dentlal rate Is about 4 ccnt.s per Bo* 656, answer or res000sibe oleadiog to Maitiand, Florida. 37751, on or PetlHcner' attorneys. C Stewart Pickets walked outside public schedule using substitutes and Parcel E kIlowatt hour. before November 5th, D7S, and file From the renter of Section LONDON (API - Actress Bette Davis, 67, says half the Peak hours trnder the plan schools In Billin&s Thursday as administrators. The school Atcpiesnn. of Meyers. Mooney & Twnthlp 71 South. Range 79 East, the original with the Clerk of this Adler, P A 17 South Lake Avenue. peniuissivenes.s which today's films exhibit would be Just are 1 to 9 p.m. from April to teachers struck in support of (net said about 224 of the 787 SemlonIt. County. Florida, run with Court either before service on Ortan, Florida. and also file your about enough. regular teachers reported the PlorIb South renter line of said Plaintiff's attorney or immediately original answer or reSponSive Octoberand7tolla.m.and5to contract demands. 'hi0 11. North 0 degrees 33' 33" thereafter otherwise a default will pleadlag In the otficeot lhe Clerk of "I s'.ish ste had had half the privilege they have today. William Serrette, assistant Thursday and nearly 8,300 of 9 p.m. the rest of the year West a ditnre 04 174 20 feet to the be entered against you for the relef the Circuit Court, Seminole County. We could have made more honest films," she said of schools, said the 14,200 pupIls attended, Company officials estimate Northerly right ol.way Iln of State demanded in the compfaint or Florida. on or before the 17th day Thursday. "Rut I stish SoniC of the films today also had Road Plo 136; thence run South $9 Petition, that customers who take ad- all schools for the 17,000 of flcty-er. A 0. 1913 II you fail to Negotiations continued. Be- denrees '.7' 44" East WITNESS my hand and seal half the privilege, because they go too far," along said so. a ludament my be entered vantage of the new system, were open and manned by sub. fore the talks resumed this rioht this Court on September of way line a distante She is preparing for a month-long tour of England and against you for lIst' relict demanded doing heavy electric-consuming stitutes or regular teachers who week, both sides were reported t't't to the rw'sin? of beginnIng; thence (Seal) In tit1 Petition Ireland. crc.sed lines. Pat Kerns f Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. tar apart on key issues of a pay run 501,115 *9 degrees 57' 46" East WITNESS my hand and seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court alonn said right ot way line a sad Court on thi5 9tP, day of Sep Billings Education Association raise; increases In fringe bene. diStant, of NI le.t: thenc, run North By: Mary N. Darden temper. A 0. 1915 • Depuly Clerk estl!natedthatl5percentof the fits; and a union request for a Odeorees Tt' TI" West a distanceof system's PubliSh: Oct. 3. 10. Il. 21. 1975 teachers were off nonreprisal clause against 1tt't'f thence run North 69 degrees Arthur H Beckwifh. Jr thE job 57' 16" West a distance of 60 feet; DES Clerk of the Circuit Court strikers and the union, thence run South 0 degrees 31' 33" By Elaine RiCharde Both sides agreed to resume ________________________ Fast a distance of 175 feet to the 'INITFO STair5 r'l'lplfY Deputy Clerk • point f beginning,, negotiations today. The teachCOURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Pubii,.1 Sept 17, 19. 76. Oct. 3, 1973 N Legai.otice THE PUBLIC HEARING will be FLORIDA.ORLANDO DIVISION - OFR.94 ens have accepted a $1,000 held in tI'ie City Hall of Altamonfe COURT NO. 71.I1SOrl•Civ-V aas-the..board Increase prOSprings. Florida on Monday, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. PICTITIOUSNAME CITYOF i,ttot'1'ltt,+ paul that represents a 5.6 p 191% atS:OOp.rn..or•s Plaintiff, v. Grace B. Grant. A LONOW000, FLORIDA won ttsereabter as possible, at which WASHINGTON (AP) Ja- role in its aftermath, Notice is hereby given that I am time interested parties and citizens sinole woman. and DC METS. INC Several bilingual Japanese cent to 12.5 per cent Jump, but Notice of Public HearIng enoaned in buSinesS at 704 Collins for and against the proposed Defendant (ii - NOTICE OF SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN pan's Emperor Hirohito says It was a "most unfortunate and Americans said "deplore" the school board has not. Notice b hereby given that Or , Sanford. Seminole County. variance will he heard NOTICE IS HEREBY Gi'EN by the ixlme purpose of his two.. war, which I deeply deplore," connoted sorrething much In Massachusetts, 13 mem- Florida pursuant to a FINAL DECREE unrter ttse fictitious name Of the City Council f the City of THIS NOTICE iltob.pubilthed week mission here is to thank the emperor said in a toast to strongerthan u. °lglnaljapa. hers of the New Bedford PHIl 'S AUTO BRAKE PARTS cony no the Foreclosure enteve-d 00 Septtmber t.. toogwnoct, Flortda. the? said City itu above entitled Court, the American people (or help- President Ford. nese text warranted, The m- Educators Association, which 'FR and that I intend to re,ster afos'e'aid described property and If,In1975 Council will hold a public hearing by the the above styled cause, the uru an f (a) To consider anne.atlon of the peror spoke through an inter- ha.s been striking since sept. 8 saId name with the Clerk of the pofIno in three 1 3) public places derslaned United States Marshal, or Ircusit Court. Seminole County. following det'ribed property lying within the CIty of Altamonte twit' The monarch then paid trlb' preter. the ashes of World War fl were held in contempt of court of hIs duty authoriZed deputies, lorida i MCO?dflCC with the 'ii .eminoae County. ::?.; 1.11. 1 utl'tooneoftheAmericangovAjtn' Whito )IIISP will sell the property situate in i'oyisinj 01 the rictitious Name Th.-izya1 I to 'T......$.... .4,4.4 t a SemInoleCounty. Floebda,de'scribed !Th', be!esguere" .o offlc.1ai jteZ, iiiicens jailea Wednes.. 'IP'u'e'S in Wit section 663 All of Block A, Tract 3. Sanhando bearina '•'b". as lots 73 and 71, Block "A" of Florida Statutes 1937 programs 1)ATFD THIS 72nd DAY OF GROVE TERRACE. according to Sprinas Subdivision, is recorded in foreign aid. lobster and white rice, deüed any suggestion that the day. Three additional teachers, . Philip P Wells Plat Itook S. Page SI, Public Records SEPTEMBER 197% A D the Plat thereof as rcorded in Plat emperor touched bxiefly on official party was using one who showed up in court with the Pt'P'lith' Sent 17 19 26. Oct 3. 197% (0FF IC IAI S CAL) of Seminole County. Florida, Plus "rhere's one t.hlng in parti 7, Page 47. Public Records of war and hailed the American Ian which I have hoped wordforrelayhomeandanoth-. 13 avoIded jail by agreeing to DFP Phyllis Jordahl. Seminole County. Florida at public t*oinninoatthetforttswestcorn,roI (0 COIl said Block A, run North 73 feet to the City Clerk en for the American audience, teach school. . ',,,l,,.-Ii ,, y 'u U'UU vey so we American people," right-of way of State Road S 134, UNITED STATES DISTRICT Altamonte Sorings. rash at 17 O'Clock Noon on Bristol County Superior Court COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF thence East 705 4 feet. thence South Florida Hirohito said. "That is, to exThursday. October 30. 1913 at the me highlight'of the emper- Judge Francis W. Keating FLORIDA.ORLANOO DIVISION- Publish' Oct 3 1915 773 feet. thence West 60 feet more or tend in my own words my gratWest cyor of the Seminole County less to the Southeast corner of said threatened to increase lines COURT NO. 75.SJ.Orl.CiyY - DES 16 or's schedule for today is a Courthouse. Sanford. Florida linde to the people of the United IINITED STATES OF AMERICA. _________________ Block A. thence Northerly along the against the Dated association and Plaintiff, v John W. Hannah, Et 9fl73 Japanese state dinner to be Easterly line of Said Block A, 257 States (or the friendly CITY OF MITCHELL A NEWBERGER in Ford's honor with the teachers ii they are not back in 11w, Ct At. NOTICE OF SALE ALTAMONTF SPRINGS, good will and assistance their .1i..,. a'i..__ z_ UNITED STATES MARSHAL a_,__ .4..,) tt,...A..,. Jt1,..J..I. I. k,,) ..L... li.a '" '.IP..iVI a.. inencw Vl7. Ti...,.. IJIUUU ULIIId4 7) a tqei uuuuvr uwwn iii LEVitt lUdfl 101 To Tfl FLORIDA MIDDLE DISTRICT OF great country accorded U.S toaSUMMARYFINAL DECREEDI It of beginning NoticeofPublicI4earin estimate that current fines FLORIDA the occasion, of Foreclosure entered on September TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN LESS our postwar reconstruction.' KFNDELL W WHERRY a day against the associ. . 'ois by the above entitled Court. Ream at the intersection of the East AY SAFE1Y NOTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Assistant United States Attorney The emperor, accompanied aUon and two tight.of way line of AIdutAv,nu,,a, pay for In the above styled cause. thq Uf)' ttse Board of Zoning Appeals of the Attorney for Plaintiff In his remarks, Ford did not by his wife, Empress Nagako, each day of strike agat dersaned U&td States Marshal, O City ef Atlamonte Springs. Florida, PublIsh' Sept 26. Oct 3, tO, 17. mention recorded In PhI Book S. Pag, 51. past differences leaSatwday for New York, each teacher amount to almost one of his duly authorlied deputies, that Said Board will hold a public OCR 169 een the two countries. will sell the property Situate in hearing to rnnsider te ouestion of the South right of way line of and on their two-week $1 SeminnieCoursty. Florida, described arantmnga varianeefor thi following Stile Road 5434: thence run North NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE as LntlandtheSouthlfeetof 10$ 7, deirripe,j proo.rty $9denrees 31' 56" East 3 feet; thence The Prdent said the United U.S. tow. Schools are closed In NOTICE ISI4FPEBY GIVEN that Soutp'iwesttrly atong a straight Iin Block I. FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION. From the SE corner ot Lot I. Lake py virtije of States places "the highest posThursday's state dinner was strike by about 900 teachers, according to the Phil thereof that cerlain Writ of to a point Sleet South of lh Point of as Adelaide Estates according to true Fweristlon sible value on our distinctive the first formal party of tIle About 17,000 pupils are affect. rerorCed in Plat Book 1. PIpe ISsued Out of and under Beginning: th,ne North 00 degre pljit thereof recorded In Plat Pick 9, the 'el of the Circuit Court of and mutually beneficial rela- Ford administration oi" west S feet to the Point of ed. The teachers have rejected Public Records of Seminole County, ptip 6. Public Reord of Seminole white Hillshorough County, Florida. upon Beginning, containing ;3 souare f.et Florida at public outcry to the (e''ty rlorifla R,,n 5 00 lions" and he stressed U.S. tie with the guests seated at an offer of an average annual highest and best bidder for cash it 46' 10" F deQr$p a final iudoment rendered in the more or les along the "determination to preserve and an E-shaped table Instead of at 3.9 per cent pay increase and a 17 00 O'Clock Ploon on Thursday, said ru'at 25 feet:East boundary Of aforesaid court on the 6th day of intO VIse corporate limit% of the City thence S ' May. A 0 1975. in that certain case strengthen" these ties, I000wond Florida, and. Ib) To the more Informal na11 round 28-month contract. Teachers ('SttObPr 30. 1975.1 the West door Of decree's II' 70" W 3400 tO the entitled. Drew Tile Supply Co • a consider also the gu,s$ion of the Seminole County Courthouse, point of beginning. Run1N4 thence S 00 Florida tables preferred by the Fords. are seeking a $600 raise this !1a'ford Florida rnrpiwatiors Plaintiff, -vs , designating and assigring the l00irrg A semantic flap developed decrees LA' E 16) IS heel year and per cent next year. Dated' 9 72 iS to a Clifton SPadrøn. doing business as classifIcation of B I. Business point on the Northerly iqht of way Shadron Tile. Defendant, over the use, in the official 'The royal couple stayed at the An estimated which District, to sai5 properly as that to X) pupils MITCHELL A NEWBERGER line of State Road N) 436. Slid right aforesaid translation, of the word "de- party until a few Writ of Eweculion was (lassiflcatbo,, ii descrI UNITED STATES MARSHAL rut way line Pe'irtg on a curve concave in the minutes after participated ma protest at Wil. delivered to me as Sheriff of zoning MIDDLE DISTRICT OF plore" in characterizing the midnight. President and Mrs. mington High to the Northeasterly and having Ordinances of the City oh School, chanting, County. Florida, and I Lonownd, Florida. to wit Or FLORIDA radius of 1094 75 feet; thence fromaaSeminole hevC levied upon the emperor's feelings about World Ford remained another hour to "We want our teachers back," KFPIDFI I W WHERRY f0llwinq dingur,ce Plo 14') as amu-oded and tangent hearing N 73 War II. degres 33' 04" de'scriberl property owned dance, by Clifton supplemented W, run Pfnrlhw,sterhy and "We want our schools Assistant United States Attorney along said SPiadrors, Said property being Attorney for Plaintiff The preSent toning classification State Road right of way line and located in Seminol, County, Florida, 04 said Publish Sept 24. Oct 3. 10. 17. 1975 along oroprty 's P IA as that th. arc of said curve 10466 more partIcularly described as classification DFR 170 i described fl the beet. thenr.P4 O0degree't 16' 01" C. follows$4.11 feet to the beginning of a curve lOninoordinanc,sand,eglt0050f tof 60. Palm Shadows, according Seminole County, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE concave t the Norte,tecIy and to the plat theregf as recorded The public hearing will be held EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. having a radius of 43 feet; thence Plat Rook 11, Pact, 53, Seminote City Hall, Lnrvtwtxsd. Florida. cvi th, frnn1atannentbaring54egr,5 ('r'vPihIIr0nrds CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR des(r,tdas 13th day 04 Ortt,er, 1973 at 700 31' 06" F. run Northerly along Ihe SEMINOLE COUNTY follows- Begin at a point 630 feet pm or as soon thereafter as arrnfsaidcur;lNt ; thence N Fast a 17l0 feet North 04 the pos%ihl,, at which time interested $9 decrees I') 70" C. 1601 feet to the Sotitls Ii Ser$in Poit of PROBATE NO. 75.210.CP MARGE WILLIAMS I Section 1'.11rtip and rti7pn'. for ani aoanst rtint of Pseninniog ContainIng 0 360 In Re: Estate of TownShip 19 SOuth. Range 17 East, thc proposed 322 1837 WASHINGTON (AP) anneuation and :on,nq ELSIE PIllS ak a ELSIE acres ing his allegations of mis- spy submarines reportedly HAGENSEICKER PITIS thence run ¶OulhstecIy along Sanford • will be' heard Said hearing may be retary of State Henry A. Kissin. management but was prohibit. monitored Soviet missile activlVHF UFOIIFSTFOPVARIANCE curvfcnneavcsouthseasteriyhaving Continued from time to time until deceased. asks waIver of the Combined Off a radius of 15 teed, a central angle of final action Street Parking Section 716(t of the r IS taken by the City ger has until Oct. 15 to turn oven ed by Kissinger's order from ties (or 15 years. NOTICE TO CREDITORS rtenrev'a 'ft It" a chord hearing Council All ucditors f the estate of ?rviinn Ordinance to allow twelve a secret memorandum sub- testifying on what his own recThe New York Times of Smith 51 degrees 31' 71" West, an This rsfsti(p Shall be posted at the SHIRLEY MILLET report- ELSIE PIllS a ELSIE (17) additIonal parking stalls for arc distanc. of 3439 feet. thence pornaed by the House ill run City Hall within the. City of ommendations had been during ed that the operation led to se'zH AGE N SE IC K C P P1 IT 5, PeOPMd restaurant B34 9212 NOrth 77 degrees 0')' 17" West II? OS telllgence com:nittee or face a the Cypru.s crisis. nc'fjworirJ, Firid,'i and n itrp.. The PlItti IC HEAP IPIC, will be feet eral acc ftent.5 and near-misses, d'c.ased. are hPry notified and thrr','e run Nr,th III trtt fl'itfl Pthr ntaces within the City and requireg to liie any Claims or held in the City Hs'I of Aitamonte or less to the St. Johns River, thenc, published in The Evening Herald, a ci. have not been disclosed, but a with Soviet su&itarinei, darn- against said estate In the office of (')(toher Ith, 1973, at S COo m., 0? 15 164 feet, to a point North o me Point thp City of Lnnownoa arid Sem'nois RUTH TUECH Chalnnan Otis G. Pike, 1)- former U.S. ambassador to age toa tJ,S, sub that surfaced CI,ft-k of Circuit Court of Seminole °o° tPerattt'r as possible, at which Beginning, N,Y, uld the committee voted Cypru.s,TaylorG time' thence run South III County, Florida, once a week for at Interested County, FIQrida,inhhecosjrthouseaf Darlei md LYNN HENDERSON citizens fIet more or lets to the Point Cf lst four , Belcheruld under a Soviet ship lii Sanford, Florida, within four for and against the D?opoSId P'ainnlno (1) conWculive weeki 9 (02 134.9212 Thirnday to subpoena a ine department oIfIcema tried middle of Soviet fleet exercises calendar montht from the date of vArlafyp will he neard. prior to the date of the Public AitamonmSprings.Long'wood and the undersigned 15 State Department memo, ge Kinger to Interven, and the accülentaJ sInking of a th• first publication of this notice. Sheriff of Hearing: the' date of the first THIS NO') 'CE Is to be PtJbliItWd Seminole County. Florida, h'S' fY"ItifWI VW'i• I)) Each claim or dimind must be in will it pvhIicai to the date of the ,fly on the 11:00 randum alleging that the de- aixl head oft the Greek coup North Vietnamese mm. AM en the 20th day Of Oc fld must state the place of aforesaid described Property and toher, PuhIlcøti, both dates lfllyiy, pariment mismanaged the spked the Cyprus t1ila. eswreper. A 0 1975, otf, for tale and Shall residence and post office address of posting in three lit public pfacet sell to the not be less than twenty eight Cyprus crisis last year. hiqhett biddq, fi,r (ISIs, (7$) days SHIRLEY MILLET Meanwhile, the committee In one of the first tests of the the claimant nod muSt be sorn to within the City of Altemonte Subject to any In addition n")t,p shall be and all ewistlng heirs. posted in 834 9217 priflfrS. Florida. at least KIssinger has refused to pro- began the third phase of its In- effectiveness of a strict order by the claimant, his agent, or his the area to be (o°%'dered fifteen (IS) at the Frpot (West) Door Of the Forest City prior to 11w time of oublic Seminole for ano,watiO,s and zonog it lt yule the memo and has burred vestigatlon by looking Into pos- from Pike not to mike public attorney, or it will become voId days County Courthouse 10 f ifte (151 days prig, 13 th date of h'searinn according to law. AttamonteSpringl lfrd Florida. f' lower-level officials from testi- alMe risks of U.S. Intelligence any details of the meeting, all 011d September 191tt, 1975. DATED THIS 72nd DAY OF described personal Operty above the Public NearIng Rob*rt P. Pills SFPTFMNFR 1973 A 0 fylng on recommefldatIons they operations, including the risk of membeii refused afterwards to That Said sale ij being macse A [ieciat r (OF Elf (Al SEAL) make on U.S. polity decisions. bar, to A fl 197% satisfy the tT'mS of said Writ of make ay (.1flTunents nbout it. James P. Peoo Phyllis frrdahi. Onne P A former State Department Fwectitipo The committee went behind However, several members Attorney for Liecutor HILDA RICHMOND 1tv CI#rk City Clerk lnhn C Polk. Atfamrwd SorInos, Cyprus chief, T'nomas D. So- closed doors to question Navy confirmed that operation (It South Maittand Aye'nur, 5743)67 of the (Ity nf eriIf Fiorld MjItiind. Florida I (YWiWfvt, FlOrida Deflorsa yatt, told the committee he intelligence officials about Op- Holystone had been the sthject Seminole County. Florida Publish: Oct. 3. IC, 1975 PublIsh: Oct. 3, 1973 Publish- Seot 17. $9. 74. Ocf 3. Ptihtith %efrwr tile memorandum dc4all eratlon Holystonein which U.S. of the hearing, 74 Oct 1 10 Il, 1975 1973 DES 19 DES 17 flf'R IU ii ________________ ti _____ Well,nowyoucanre(nact that l.a bb My mother wasa piano teacher, and aie made me practice an hour every day From the time I was 8 until I was 15. (I'm a boy.) I never was very good at piano, and I hated it. I finally talked her into rnthnr hpzsuitL' lit.,.. ,.,, UI, IIVUI 3 letting me quit to take guitar drive from here and has stood hasn't occurred to your lessons. her up on five dates already. worked at every odd job I da hi lii t thi man is uut h. ,.. cL EAR ABBY: I am a widow who is trying to pave the road smoothly for my 19.year-.old daughter. She is very pretty, and I have never had any trouble with her until now, It seems that she ha,s a crush on a tall, handsome, 44year-old salesman who drinks hcrmothtrjnsuchmatters lilt . Causing Some concern Mom 37101 Florida. :1. We'r, out to make it easier than ever to add the quality and convenience of Frigidaire to your life for less. with special discounts on some of Frigidaire's most-popular appliances! __________ _____.. _______ .. '' ) ! This exclusive 'i L7 Laundry Center is built to save space and discount-priced to save you money. _L - SAVE ° $47900 NOW $33800 3 ONLY It's the best time to buy Frigidaire HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Ph. 1700 W. First St. 322-3883 Sanford �-. ' _.•__.; - -p , - ' -• .r - .a,.... ' -- ., .. -- . BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 IF. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH 1 i5 11 0 SteIn T&r r Asiociol, Pal.ni L.s N*nde.sMft I SO A Satvrday Sarve.j 1,rvcei.Slbbath IHETHE HOPE OF Pastor OUR COMMUNITY, I: ISM ai,s 4:34am Saftath $491001 Vespers ___ The THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH C.nqv 7Th* Elm 4:31am 11:008 in. Worship Service Wednesday Ni ght Pra yer Serv,ct . Church.,. 7.96p in, NATION! OUR FLLI qv - - Evening Worship F a intly Na,M I Wed ) Pastor 4' Ma in t) ISa in 7:Npin 7:310m - - - HERN FIRST ME THODIST CHURCH 1464 Santord Ave Forrest Sunday School Morning Worship , . pastor 1.4*1 m - Ii 7)4.'" Rev J T.Pitt* GENEVA CHURCH Y P.E.Wvd SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH lit Airport blvd Phone 377 4444 JameS C VavPua Snda ScI . .s. II We ri Evening Service 740pm PrIye.M.,$snWed 7 t4fa in tist B ap I CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 711 Fairmont i%asin.4Gardon Club f4w 17 921 ......' . Patter 41 in L. Study bible Shea,en & Pro(l.iini vd PT)p4r Mp44 ... h. tJrCrj HOLY CROSS III del S Path - - ThiRev LeroyO Soper Rector PenryW Collins Curate church School 41a n.usante.d&,. - a -ti PL • "sty Communion sjr irjfl, Sunday l 0a " School I Ala in we.stsep 10 Youth Hour 6 blis On Ewans.I , stl.rvics (IuIc)I cr Lutheran tp_. I; I.; ea:r- I Ail :: , V AIIImOn$C Sprnis CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Coe 141111 $I A 0611 AvV 111* Coffman S,i*d?ySct*.h :4$8 lit. Morning Worship 1110am C.'iw ctTraiaeit 4:11pm. Evi.ngworship James P Needham stiody IV":"I AswmDl,We.stsep £en.nW.nh.p Wed Evening Sar-vic, Wffiw day beWs CLass 1110am I sop in in 4 7:34pm - 7:41pm lip in IVfldiyWiIM$it.d.t? Data DovitsiI)iy 3334011 JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1421 West First Street George Gallaw ay Pastor Sunda y5cliasl II lOam Me.Jwnglerv#ca Evening Sprycs Ws4ay air Old TrvThs twa Il.10an 7.)Ip lit 7 30 p.m , THE REDVEM1711, 113 W ISM Place The Lulh*,an Hour" and TV "Thit is tho CHURCH OF CHRIST )Park Av,n&., Fred Baker Evangelist Bi ble Study 16:108 in MO(n4*4WOq tUp uSIa in Eeno.gkrvg ''L_. Ladies libie Class Tuesday Ia in WNiw14ay bi ble Cisj 731pm - UsrnengWersb.p Evafi44list4CSIfviCeS wet Pravs.& so me Slud Indepe.41n1 . r t ft ennay uec in I :: 1voiday School Worship - . 2-...e - (.4 j' : ~_. hi Pastor 9450Mi. THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL 11:11am Orar.,s Wed. Lake Maerue 4'tIp in Wsllia.dEidr.d Pit,r IvsasrqWorstiip 7:31pm S..da,ldo.i 1146 i Wad. Prayer M114ng 7:34 a in M.e.ni.. WrtIii 11 . 1:OI;m. Pcay,cM.ating W*wsday i m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Part Avenue FIRST SPIRITUALIST Or Jay?. Ceinsate Pastw CHURCH OF Ma.aenv • .- Ind Fradiy $at. V401 Most S" mass __ . 6-10 in Cmdess4ms.tot. 4. tS Lt.irt Adwi1is WedneedaySarvic, UMYP Evening Worth.p -. . i I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave £d1t Rn. Virgil L Bryant and Rev KeI*ptIIW Mvtl,s.Ma.,gts .:. Srp4ea1vs Salectril I Monday Tuesday Wednesday Matthew Matthew Luke 1314-17 1823-27 ' (J2 - =--.- J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff 1828-33 - TPw 4rwi.ai itile S<x.rr 6:2731 Friday Saturday Mark Jeremiah Thursday Mark 831-33 8.34-37 11:18-20 ' ,--- WZA i,___ - _I,__w WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance ~~ I ~~ FIR11 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH III Part Ave LF.King Paslov Met *Ong Werth'p I iCAllam Sunday khst 4 41 in UMYF 531pm Man's Prayer Breakfast lnd&ltIeTlsvrday 4:31am. Family Night Supper idSundsy 410pm Morale, Warhip ChurcitSch.e.i $ I sa in , Morning Worship . 1110am Nursery THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave.Lake Uj..y 4 Rev A F. Stevens Minister Svndaychurchkewisl 9:45 a.m. 11:11am 7:30pm. 4:41pm. - - NqwMt CalvarvM.ssaenar,i,p,,jt 1*44W IflItll New Wom lifiret.live as 17*51 New Testa.n,..t $apftst ChercIt. 1Iity Ini, La..0ld N#w Mt leon $ap$,51 Church. 17)4 Pea, Ave 1111a of Park Baptist Church, 3747 W 31* $I Penp&e i Iaplt Chipet 1341 W Fe,it SIreet Safitwi Pmmc,ees Sp$ist Chur ch, 111W Airport Blvd Prar,, Las, biplit Pd4, RI, Trr Park Chisich, ftst Sawleft liAlisponsfy &*&fist Wfoff Sows"d &spirit Chwch 1614 Palmetto James M,flsrary Baptist Chur ch. St RI 4I1.Osler. l P.4 Iaptjt Chur ch. Ill Pine Ave *JPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Caine. COunty Club £UpsahaR..e# Rev Darwin Shea tuvidaySctil MOret,ftgWa.Itip Evening worship I 1 . ::'1 ,, y '- Sr- 'ST' A I STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff .'- .•.. CHURCH OF CHRIST Church .4 Christ. 1117 S. Part Ate METHODIST Barnett Unclad Memorial Church. I Delary Ave. Enterprise BOA, Las. United Methodist Church beflwl AM F CtiicR, Canaan H415 Catiqlbe.rv Community United M04hodsU Church. Hwy. *743 & Piney RIIW Rd. Cassttbe.ty Debary Cs.itmwtty MettiodisI CItur k W Nightanla ,,it, DeBar, First Unptet Mrth.jt Church. III trk Ave First M,tPid.t Ctvcli i Ovr'du CItWCItS4ChIisIatL.a ke EIN0.US 17'41N.Clst,Ibrrry 1Th4.ni4p.4eCltj(h04yi$ S4IILak,lI,wftRd Chsu'ctiol CIties?. 441 Pa1m Springs Dr . Aflamon te g ChuVCR.4 Christ. Ga Chorchot CbrtSI Leng'i.ed Church 00 Christ. Paoia CSu.tP, ci CPVcsI * l7IPi t First lowthorm Aillothoidist Church. 1444 Is"IlGird Ave Ff" moltiodill Chitirch, SN W. ON %I horths" litt ChWCh Of Christ- Fla. How" Of.. Wilt4nd S - k_• / CHURCH OF GOD Church of Gad. 403 Hickory Churih .4 0.4, N) W. 22nd 51 Fiqa$a,n Head B.ap$i Church. Ovieds .J..dan MDfl'w,, %j3 Church 1431 V. FUll I' Nerineas. Baptist ch. ChuIusta 4? Am Sanf'rd Oliva ww"y 640.41 Ckw 110111 Sinai II&S6~1 IsIptrit ChWch. IM Jerry Ave01 Z,m %ut-1inat v SAP041, toots Avepf" 6~ "Iteevir Cbwck M P a Hick"y Ave s,...44s.re Baptist Mia* Ciuc League •I4. Long woed. fit Svnjet Dr. ar Button II, Mary Mmgpdat,n. Caffiufic Cft,tOi Molttand Ave Aflamli $$"WS CHRISTIAN ""`it'sit-41" i" I I'l-4-FOO, Chwc* of COIL Oviods ci.,* as • setene,s u. Ms..,. ' EPISCOPAL p kiiiiiiii Otte Lftr Rt. 0. Jam.4=4 OPENED It '. g-- ' ~ I', i, R -L •. - . 11 - j:., Members of Seminole ChalXer of the Order of DeMolay participated in the morning worship service Sunday at Firs t Christian Church. Shown with Dr. Ha rold Harris, pastor, are (left to right Skip Burdette, Master Counselor; Bob Smith, Standard Bearer; Charles Williams, Chaplain; Michael Bedenbaugh, Junior Steward; and Bob Meyers, Junior Deacon. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) ' - - DEMOLA YS VISIT CHRISTIAN a' Bisho The Bible tells us that we are to be different; have d different Fnr&irrt (S - S. Y Lt St Lulet L.frin .kuch, RI 124 itaria Mail Rd Rev 4. - if Redeemer _ _=__, - ' ..-. ... . :•! PIf,c,ilal Open libli Tabernacle. Ii44*-n pos,Pe 14miitl High First PeftI.cestaa Church of Lenn.p Prsl CItvqcIt of Sanford .5 ,,. CHURCHGOERS 1~ Sunda Brunch i##, - SP i 3 Altamonte - £. ii 'I • • . 'a ______ .. - . ' I . .- Pickles, - . . - . ktL - .i '-I._-- I - ' •'- - - Absolut.ty N Alcoholic Beveraps - AN OLD FAMILY FAVORITE . . .Scrumptous, eggs, tasty bacon or sausages, X farm fresh Wide Communion Sunday this delicious uellclous flUme Tries fries L and toast. OR , a nnrii cai a c TLJH UMUfl JL44MJ it Ft B"tt q.# - ' t are - --- - Mi" 1 --- - _____ __ Cole sliw, cottage cheese, HOT BUFFET Roast seafood, invited to par participate. Pa The ADULTS . 1974-1975 Youth Council officers . . - __ - 3*00 $ ________ - A INK . : s Sanford will observe bse or World tint r a ni r V WL I MU& 'r I... Broccoli, riCa, , C.01&II...... ivn,wrr, k U4UJ carrots, green b"ns, lima beans, corn, spinach, p"S. - DLIIL&'IIV I *414W fit) 11, ' AT GRACE CHURCH [:~ t~ - 45 Mte. St. I' ' 45 ...... .. ..-.. l.._ .'' _i----- - .5 . - .. - . - .... - ... __ - .. .s_...... ,. _.5_•- -.- .5 -- _.•,,, ._- , .,. -.5. - -. -. '.. ._._ - _i____ - .. .'. . _.5'_' ' ,..",..*.'. .5' 5 '. ='-"=it '----5 .....:'. 5- .. a • Ii candied yams, mashed potatoes, yellow rice, baked squash uas and many others Plus our fine gravies and sauces. CHILDREN BRUNCH SERVED FROM 11 TO 2 P.M. EACH SUNDAY $ 1*50 BEVERAGE EXTRA / - 0_••• : . -, - ---- ., - II wifl assist Minister of Music -- and Youth Charles E. Davis Jr. p 3si In the candle lighting In'' - i . r it;, n. • Officers are Jody Pickens, Tht- Irt am of members of Grace United Methodist Church Sa president; [ion Ryan, vice I I I ii 0,I rrnevs.,,11 beginning oI Its .. buildings. . Th . and Fletcher have started r president; Janet Thomas demolition of the building and soon a new look will take shape at Airport Boule vard aiW Woodland secretary, and Bonnie A USfin, Drive. Buildings have been vacated with the exception of the church offke and services are being treasurer. Adult advisors hrld at First United Methodist Church at 9:40 a.m. Rev. Mania Buckner, Grace paotor watches as work starts on the project. Photo by Tom %Lncent Joe Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. __ -- F -- k . r -s '- C 14 •.. OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH SPECIALI - -. - ,4 J4 ; OF YOUR CONGREGATION WHO PARTAKES IN U I #' - t- BULLETIN RECEIVED FROM AN ADULT MEMBER week at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. -. .i- ,,.. ...1 i- irr- 1 REIMBURSE YOUR CHURCH 5Qt FOR EACH turkey' with drfilssing, rare roast b*#f, Potato salad, mixed 17he 19'5 slic*d pItaches, Pot roast of beef, cornW E!I of the First Baptist Church will cc and cabbage, fresh apple toss.d roast pork, leg of lamb, be officially installed n( the drM.inai. assorted deviled baked ham fresh juicy, ' banquet Sunday at 12:30 p.m. eggs, pickled bests, ello a' CiiOPpsu sirloin, fresh , ,., )OUui • •. . with fruit, macaroni salad I . itii Oi u Ot u 11 *142 r - . __ .. - . -- - ~ -ii ______ -- - ________ _: ftft w-r - WE WILL First ' '. .\ ','' ' First Presbyterian - oftmo 4 r 4 n advance by lheior (he door. Social games will follow dinner in the ParLsh Center. ,. it ". Lit-f rchased \ - C"". All. So". Ave ' - .. -I. ,.... .1 . fit, .- eCIOu . NIVINP Full G*Ipwl Talittifilitit, 1114 Country Club .-,--, - . Orange City inerchants will tx- _____ 111111111S . - Ave. (Oil 75th I - _____________ St. Ann's - 5L ''. F",- I - - - - minister is Bill Wilson. . board of Women of the St. Ann's Catholic Church of DeBary have completed plans for a Amwaypartyat7:30p.m.,Oct. to t held on the 9 at the church.. Profits will go grounds of the church on Oct. 4 toward refurbishing the altar and 5. A variety of prizes . area, donated by the DeR.ary and I . ' 5- - - It - F Or" Church Chrill, I (liestill- 00111 2 MillU Like M*rwQ9*#ChSpaj, ofafqff Blvd, Lose Memo@ l('n'toom No" Of J00VAh't W11ROSS. Lake Mwwoo Usti. 114, W Ca'aan ._. - ____ __ \ _7_a__;7V~"_ 7_ Hot I Tr SI And,ews Prestvt.ran Church. 4413 Rqi Lab* Rd , . . Church Women To Meet \ till \ 0 af'!"t^2 H" 'i t M""*410 Chwit". Allarnosill Spfift" Firif ProthVittism Church of Do gisty, 11. Highis" - ,, . -- I - Seventh 1ani4 AII,anc. Church, 1111 1 part Ave S1nfsrdC.npr,,a,,IofJ.,ioIt* Lab* Atary Urifftio Prit%yliffis" Chyrth 1_t."!~=1-------_----..-v-", Ims ". own Place First ftlSby1fliall C11W(ft Oak Awe & k4 %I- . ,. \ vi Pit"bars Church 1W the Living 044, AA,#Wsy Ascension Luthe.au CItlOich OverbiMS Dr Casudbsrry . -~ E=__- - .. .- 11. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Day Adve4u5 CP,ncit Hwy 4 Forest City S,v!t Ca, Adlfll5I ChQTCPP Ma ltapi A LIiint Springs Sa,pio,'4 Sqwor,tts Day A4,e't.$ Church ChVfthStJessCItrisleIUe.Oa,$aint,,ji , p Eastern Orffi.d.i ChurCh, it. heMs Cii ylestem chapel. Hwy Ferepart L#"* Cht"Ch of #he hilliffiriff. Wilmot' 4 Jfsfup At#, 1.0419""d - _--. Redeemer Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will sponsor an 1 I Aliens AU I. Churtli, Oliva £ lflPe All Faith Chappt, ne Camp Senti l, WeIi, Part Rd Iwdali Avenue N*lte1s Chapel, Blaidall Ave Cbatu.ta Community (berth Fern Part Geneva Church II the Nateceew Geneva Cmmntensty cent,. Lake Mary Ctpvfch4 Phi Natare.., Las. Ma,, Blvd . Lake Mary CONGREGATIONAL Cen4rpiattsnat Christian Church. iSle Pan 11 . during the two day event.Cash hur Norman Floyd snips tic ribbon at official opening of the Community nsards totaling $600 will be Seventh-dayAdventist Community Services building on Maitland given to winners at the conAve., Altamonte Springs, held Monday in conjunction with an Asquaredancewlllbeheldtn elusion of the festivities The area federation meeting at the Altamonte church. From left, the educational building of the women Htnry Carubba, Floyd, Walter Smith, Blanche Steiner and S 1.. Altamonte Community Church been of the committee have Dumbrosky. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) from 8.11 p.m. Saturday. articlesmaking and collecting icr the bazaar or Professional calkr-s will be on iiiont \ ham dinner will be served in the P1irtsh Center Oct. 4 from I FACILITY '""'' ' OTHER CIUNCHIS First CfchattIwNala.t,neW3,,ea$Mi,l, AU jsi.P IPsICaNI Church, I ')eBry Ave EnterprIse C3WDI$ CpeitSpat Church. L104w*d F 't CAr StiOfi ChwO, 1447 S lanleed Ave 1 I . -- . . - -' . :j. ' . I -. -- $ I marts Presbyterian CItuncle 1171 Palm Spri sRI 04 . lament. Spit Ups.aia Community Presbyterian Chvroi Uplaln Re WnlmInili, Prekbyts.ian Church. Red lug Rd C,selb,r ww1rifer SWIRIS Seventh Day Adi"fill ChgirCtt, Ig I lifalloted Memorial 0iwch. S Doearl, Sanisri" UA.Itd Motheisill Church, Tamp First Fell. Silmo,it" Givit. Alfam"to Spein.gj Morng oar, Bapt.&t Goneva H MI Meqeah P:imetvs Baptist. II Locust Awe , 't . - -. i - _ ' -'-b ... - , Cils"01001190 P101114101OCY, 1"61. PtnijnnwoAvo, Church Of God liollitti". fRIvrprtio, lt#Uwt Church $4 Ged. I M W I."% $I . Sanford Church, ''.-) It ti ,*# 1 __ HARRELL& BEVERLY FLAGSHIP BANK TRANSMISSION __________________________________________________________ of Sanford and Staff David Beverly nd Staff 200W. First CATHOLIC Church Of the holowiffi. Lab, Akitit All S40IS C11"Wif "hw0t, III Oak AV#. Sattfwd AhlamatWelpnai St Aupusleew Cat holac Casw1bs.r : .. ; -. , \ POW SWW OW0 at first 8"fifill chilecs of 0*06 First 1149ti,st Cbwcb of SORLsitts SpetM rtritt&towtuon&rve#pq'slcrvvfch.ltltw 1311151 Ferittl City aspl-11 Coliwirch First Baptist Church of Ost,en ____ i' r''s 1_11 WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employes Church at Gad, Is" W. 16* 45. ChVCIt at ad in this, o,i.. CWdofGa4otPrp04y 3144$.Ilm*v, St. MaflWws Baptist currt Caeaan Spvengl,e4 M.i$ti.ivy Ripest. P7* £ Cedar 5f J .• $ap4$ ,j, Cn$ $ T41 Bapest Curc*. Palm Springs RI. Altamonte Springs Phil $apIhsI Church 04 Lade Ma.V - ' - - f I1i , ,...-- 41 Whim Chapel Missisnary Baptist (hatCh. Mitt & *IlIiain SL F"cliurcil of Geneva ts It ; . . - I - - Pastor Warn IS Na in. 751pm ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes 0,4(4 United MitfiOdil CIIVtCPI. AI4 pe,1 Blvd Gratis Chapel A ME Church, Ovicdn Oakgrov, Moltiodist Church, Ostiin MitMd.* (Piv,ch f 44 W pt St. James AM I. 4th at Cyprets St Uanv A M I. Church St RI. IlL OiI.eø I, PavtsMdhodtstCrDotRd,nt,,yl1, WNW coru $.ep*eii thatch at DiBary - , I".: % lN.r$pring slapti;ICewca.OwQvlsno,Rd at 140 3W A, first Baptist CcIt, )l Part Ave. Freenli&p 1aptjp (berth SO Aflainante spving&. It 4)4. Ahtomiat, i" - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY S,ocatnis - - - L. D. PLANTE D INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. r- - There is much talk today is true to their word. Y= woN about lifestyle. When one should be as good as gold. To be questions the actions of untruthful or dishonest is out of another, the answer often is keeping with the Christian "This is my lifestyle." lifestyle. Rave you ever stoJ to A Christian lifestyle Includes think about your own lifestyle? kindness. This world needs How do you live? If someone people who care about others. were to describe your lifestyle, We often harden our hearts whatwouldst.and ou ttlX? most? because of abuses, but we Faith in God and in His Son, should show by our actions that Jesus Christ, is a lifestyle. It is we are concerned for others. not just an act of attending he A Christ' lifestyle Is in church of your choice once a which pe put a rson see o week. Itisa way of life; a style things the of life It is not an Insurance hi world. policy that assures you of a material n3 0 Others may not understand this place in heaven. Many people way of Life, but Christian u live as far away from God as knows that the true value of his they cannot make ft to heaven. lifestyle is Seek ye first the -' - WILSON-MAtER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford BAPTIST Ansiara Baptist Church. O'ri,d. Calvary $aptsl *tIA4itbIy. iSa .rd Garden C. Hwy 17 Iii Calvary boatist Church. CtystaI LM A d. lit. Mary Caswtbffry Iapt.st Church. ?I !e,neneIa bird - . . enough to give his life for her. Ilaving someone commit I"life to ws in love gives us the confidence and desire to be our best. liutwhetherwe choose to devote ourselves to a home orto a career,G od loveseachoneofus8ndwflflL(IR,il,,n,..,,..k (kal says in The Miracle Bwk, "God w!InL. to --" -1---- .,.I ASSEMBLY OF (DOD Fall Assimbly 04 Gad. 3U1I & E lm : t that women have a right to their identity. I agree wi th that, and I've found miiy identity in devoting myself to my family. I love doing the lion i cy things that go with being a wife a nd inother, and I feel like I'm just meant to be what I The thing that frees us to be what we're meant to be is trut love. - .like God has for us. And the closest we come to finding The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes - - 4 PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes ç , - It FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff / . BAZAAR I IIII& in Morning Worship Youth G,swp WedCheev Pr actice -. Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I I 008 M - Breakfast . 1 - 34 p.m 710pm Wed Bible SIu4y&Pvas.Se.v 1:34p in First WedneSday Fol$owslwp 6: 34 pm Supper - 7' 11:111418 m , 7:31pm. . . Sirsice, Inc.. 5Irsbutg. W4W%la Sunday John - 4.adaykM.l _... ; 4 , -, Fellowship Coffee between services 'j - 'a j 750pm. Sueday ServIce A Ia.m..Il:3I&lleinsn ç - - ' Orsup METHODIST CHURCH It flat PinoyRidgeRd Cassel a.rry Nov, William PiCkktt Patt.r Raw, KetweIPe Mills. Attest. Pltte. Morning Worship I 351 11am CItwuhkho.I I.flhllam Services with classes let all sees - 7:31pm. FIRST CHURCH o CHRIST SCI ENTIST 1160 in VNIP in Hwy .. Christian Science ALLSOULSCATP.OLICCHURCH 7IIOakAve,.4.atsrd Ff. William Is Poster Ff. 1.K.SMea Asst.Pastor U 9 41 A tout setI COMMUNITY UNITED : Our town philosopher calls our church "God's branch office." He means no sacrilegi becaust' he is a very religious man. -1 put into ;j5 th iI4I utuk all Christians. Rituals may differ . doctrines may not eu WayS agree - . denominational labels may seem to keep us apart. Still we share the wondrous knowledge that One Lord is the Savior of us all. There is no time when this bond of faith is expressed more vividly than on Worldwide Communion Sunday. In our little church about sixty of us will gather. Around the world there will be millions. Together we'll join in an experience that began on the eve of Christ's crucifixion. Be with us. BE wmi HIM. 7:30pm. i • -'---.' . r. 114011" Swvko Catholic , Sunda y C%Wcft Sch" .. APt$llat,dw,ml.OA.s. I*s *. I*ora (Civic Laigue Library 114) Len,.s. Fl. SiN WItsen Past.. Mn.Jean Ream Ass•c. Paste. ServIce ),ISp in. 4.044, L.dws a 4p.m.. It1$dW,d. MadIin Presbyterian C n 1 Z - if FrJday Oct. 3, .' 114jall" Eve Wermp I a 3 son WIaneidly Manning Prayer 1 - - - . Now. Dalwal D lain MYF 3 44 Son _1 •_ tvnin tiri, )anvoro, . THODISYCHUNCH nin, 7:34pm 4:31p.m. 7. 34 p in, 7:30p m. COVENANT Other Churches .1 I r ~~. Is -,if-..- ,& - -.111 f .- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morainis Ww%kip 11:00am, 1:11pm. :: CHRISTUNITID . - .1 I - I . ,. l)Ipn' MYF Paste. I Ila in 1434.ulana lI'lOt LM 731pm aary CcnTrinsing Iviag WwsIwp Wad. Prayer Service 11% METHODIST CHURCH Fort? h4thatilot, Park Ave Nov Marvin 0 Buckner Patter .w 3114141 SnedaySduepi Bible I'd, Tiies. Eve. Youn$.eqvicsTees.E,e. Methodist A' . - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 11 3 3 Sanferd Ave Rev Fred McCleary Poster Its ", GRACE UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2411 S. Park Ave 1 ' n It too in - . a .-a - :_____ 30. . UNICEF Drive Planned "' : m"14Pattw Early Savvice - - - Pallor Mom • Training N.., Pith Grant Cunqv$VOfsM,t,ng Sunday LUTHLRAI CHURCH I PAO4A CHURCH OF CHRIST Nl4kwavIIWtst Ha.arceTaytei& bud Hupp Evangelists Bible ii sea iii Morning WWSWP It N a m I voning Wenteip 4 40 p $4b4.Ctatws Wed 731pm 514 Keeper AvePIt 371 4117 laady lay Paste, F rp William Rev. QebnI J. Hunter Sunday Sdessl Feflswuklp MeritiWorst" Wed,IYl. Bible Sivdy rw IAN .- =_ 7.911p,.. PaiIw 4:41a.in. 11:11a.m. 7:44p.an. 7:34p.m. ,.,.,,. . 734pm PALMFTTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3134 Patnwtts Ave. Rev Rayrneni Cracks. FIRST PENTECOSTAL (HUICHOFLOIoOW000 . -- . _ / a Congregational Iv,gWsnip Wed IvueisagSe.veca Pentecostal ' rr Elmer A R,tti,v '-• Class PINICIEST IAPTIITCHURCH 114W. AfrpwI blvd. Rev. PtenlwttHe" Pastor $uedaySdinsi 9 :450 in. LUTHERANctiuRcHor - 7:Spin. Wed. PI over Sav,i Nt"se' Open - r - way of life when Jesus comes Lhings shall be added unto The Matthew 6:33. ntw Fxznnin.'vn,,r IlfefflIf Bishon [I. Flwmwl Malthale- in-'s-1- 0--r-1 1 n,Cc.-:r.:., man hift 1 new one that zow: t Zilad N'i illit: 11'...) Ll'allce 0il v I creature." If CorintM thraugh the Holy Spirit inloeveryceii of your being and bring you' Gee4 IXi vi inc i..nurcnes 01 tirem Zimnbalist Jr. and routines and to assist the novice Martha Grogan. yo & to your highest potential." I believe that. God wants us to find our (,od of Prophecy for Florida, Beverly Grland. God wan ts you to ha ve a wri ter of t he Book of Proverbs dancer. will speak at U local church at identities, whether it's asa homemakerora scientist. lifestyle that only He can give summed up a Christian World Communion Sunday Methodist Proverbs 3:5, 6 says if you'll trust in the Lord, He'll direct 2)9 Lan Avenue, Oct. 9, 10, and Holy Cross you. Ifowever, He wifl give it lifestyle when he said "Iyust in will be observed at the 10 am. your paths. Ittiink that niearis He'll give you the desires that are 11 at 7:30 p.m. His subject will only if you will let Him, the Lord wi th all thine heart, service Sunday and new Community ommuni1 right for you. So if you feel you want to be a wife and mother, be "I'he Prophetical Signs of In celebration of the Feast of members wifl be welcomed into There are many charac- and lean not to thine own UnEnd Time. Points of in. Francis Holy Cross the chui . Mrs. Adelee Wendel of the teristics that are present in the derstandirig; in all thy ways rif th at's probably God directing you. 'Dc important thing Is, God Methodist Hour staf f will speak Christ-like lifestyle. One litiants you to be happy in what you are. fie wants you to love terest will be the Middle East is to be acknowleage him, and He shall at the United Methodist truthful. IU Events, the Actions of RIISSLII, ceremony Saturday for seminars will be gin. Each -vourselfas well as others and He wants you to succeed! greatest worth of direct thy paths." Proverbs 3:5, two Women's meeting Wednesday a person is to find the blessing of family pets on hour session, beginning that he or she 6 . •.. .at 7:30, at 10:30 am. at Community the church lawn. will meet for four weeks. United Methodist Church of experiences Good Shepherd ..Nicaraguag ear. will be attending the annual thquake. DEIJAND - St. Peter's licial hostess. By FANN M .E EDWARps directed at the children and conference of aH the clergy of I, Rev. John Deutschlander, a The church will observe Catholic Church, W. New York mothers, w he rever help was State president, Mrs Oliver Herald Correspondent the Diocese of Central Florida retired USAF Chaplain has World Wide Communion Avenue is host ing Area III P. Jaragoske of Braden ton will Anno un cement 01 the Area 3 needed and possible, This . Oct. 6-9 and the usual weekday accepted a call as supply pastor the 9:30 and 11 a.m. annual Meeting of Church share her recent experience in el ineeting of the Church Women true in Vietnam and more than . services will be cancelled at Good Shepherd until a per- Sunday at se rvices. Rev. BiD Pickett will Women United in Florida, on Washingtm, D.C,, where she United, to be held Oct. 10 at 9:30 100 othet countries where the during that week. manent pastor is called. He will Oct. 10. Area III is composed of at tended a national worksho p preach on "One Body" a.m. In St. Peter's Catholic program provides assistance conduct catectietical inThe SAM (Single Adult eight units from the East- dealing with the development of Church of Dehand was made by hundreds of millions of struction for youth and will Mi Ministerial Mrs Harry E Robinson, children, whose survival is ni -y) Class will sponsor a Central Flori da , Seminole and the "People's Platform" teach the Adult Bible Class. breakfast on Rally Day, Oct. 12, West Volusia. president of the West Volusia threatened by the current through Forums on Wholeness. Association Holy Communion services Will Mrs. 11G. Carrier of Orange with proceeds to go to Unit of the CWU at the regular economic and food crisis." Haiti Reservations for the luncheon be conducted at 10 am., Sun, win City, Area III chairwoman, has must missions. Bacon and eggs meeting on Sept. 17 in Trinity be made with the Mrs. Thomas P. Scott, past The Sanford Area Ministerial day. in served as be chairwoman served United Methodist Church. 7:30 to 8:30 a.m, state chairman of Florida of secretary.treasw'er of Area III, Associa tion will have a prayer Rev. Charles Wallick, Pastor fellowship ball arrangements. Mrs. Morton Mrs. John J. Forbes, 265 She also informed the Migrant Ministry, gave a meeting each Tuesday. at 7:30 of St. Stephens Lutheran McDonald,pastpresjdent of membership that Sunday, Nov. presentation of the plight of the Co nstance Road, West, DeBary a.m., at First United Methodist Church, Longwood will serve as First Christian West Volusia Unit will be of- 3Z713 by October 5. 2 has been designated as migrant. She stated that tie Church, 419 Park Ave., starting vice pastor and will, make UNICEF collection day. Florida Chain of Missionary on Oct. 7. Dr. Harold Harris wIll pastoral calls on shut-ms and World Wide Communion Mrs. Charles H. Creasey, Assemblies were the first to Sunday, will open the E MA11HEWS lead the devotional and Prospective mem bers. St Anne's Catholic Church UNICU chairman, spoke on take up the cause, then the celebration of the 50th members will shiare spiritual the work being canied on by Church Women United took up the Oil Crises, Mark Of the experiences, have a season of First Spiritual Anniversary of the First . r1., that organizafion. .the task and have made great Beast, international Highway prayer for renewal and revival Christian Church of Sanford. At The First Spiritual Church ot She said, "As a non-pohtical. S&ides In giving material aid to Signs Systems, and Orx-World in Sanf Ord. All minisUrs are ta -the 11 a.m. Sunday service. Dr. I - I Harmony Longwood, 13 j humanitarian organization, the migrants and fighting for (,osernment. SAT. OCT. invited, and laymen may feel iiIMIJ5 Ill IhIt.. L.IYU. , Harold speak on i ursiu.j' considers all children legislation for Improving their free to attend. "Where Are 'Yesterday's Library Building at 105 W. to be deserving of aid, regar- living and wor king conditions, First Methodist Dreams?" Mrs. Margaret Church St. Healing ser vice on p dless of race, religion, as well as better education, "The Day God Died", Is a DeBary Assembly Hart, oldest member of the Sunday begins at 3:45 p.m. and nationality or political beliefs of child care and fair wages. film that will be shown Sunday church in age, will be honored. lecture at 4 p.m. On first and their parents. UNICEF's She said that housing con- at7:30p.m. in the sanctuaryof Instead of the regular First Assembly of God, third Wednesdays there is a assistance in Indo-China ditlons In some cases are unfit First United Me thodist Church, meeting, the combined Youth DeBary will open services on message service at 7:30 p.m. Peninsula has been entirely for man or beast. Ili Sanford. The cast for the filiii Sunday, with Lucy Fellowship will have a swim Magill and the second Friday Is party, cookout and close with a •, singing "The King Is Coming, medium's night. A covered _______________ devotional at the home of Mr. followed by a communion dinner Is held following and Mrs. Wayne Williamson, on service. Morning service is at service on I Lake Sylvan, starting at around 10:45 a.m. and evening service the month. The church 1:30p.m. Transportation will be at 7p.m. Marilyn Falstream of filiated with the International provided, and youth should be j'gf • (gnp,l A..hl.. rd- will be onnet -..-- UI IIIUI JV UI .singing a Medley of songs, Spiritualists of America, at the CiiUrciu at 1 p.m. -' i -. opening with, "Through It All." Norfolk. I It Va. T 7 - -:_ Licentiate 90 I FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE in 1 love like that. I think, Is in marriage. The Bible says the husband is to lo the w i i ('brist loves tlit ('hurt.h Uti(llditluflall), - P 731 c" 7 34 p -. Nuri.ryPra,,4d f, Z. -- '- :chieg&W,tA4pin .. ... Episcopal 4 *i. -. I dis m OF THE NAZARENE St R1 440eneva to Paste. # Of p : Rev to "a in Sunday school 1 No in 1)40 in 'N; m sun NYPS 1:9$pffi Sun Eve Worship Morning '. - reason I have is linked to something the "llberationlsts" say PastOr Sunday School Worship Evangelistic Wit. Family Night Service - aI ...--.. _! --1- -. - we intend to stay sweethearts. Our children and grandchildren have enriched our lives treflielidously, and they're a joy to us Nazarene •a 110 W l ._'. .J ~-__- -~:_ marriage. After 36 years we're still sweethearts. Butithasn'tjust happened. We've wanted it, prayed for it, and worked for it. And Church Of God CHUM CiIOF GOD ,~, ... ..'. Wed Prayer Mu? FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Ill? S Sanford Ave of Hatold Harris Mnistev Sunday Scheel If c is in. Me.ilenqW.rJWp IlNa in. Ygt,Th F,II.wgeip Sunda y 4:34 p.m. Wed, Sorwic, 731pm 77 - 4 r;11 Q. With a ll the talk about women's lib, I'm almost ashamed not to want a "career." Is it wrong to want to devote myself being a wife and mother? A. My wife Evelyn tins been a wonderful wife and mother. i would like to have her answer your question. EVELYN: I believe being a wife and mother is the highest calling i ..'nian ran tuwe from God. Oral and I have a wonderful - Methodist - - ... i_a Women Have High Calling Worship Christian Morning worship - ,*- - LMMM p Iveda, $ct*eI I __ rZ - r~ - .i 41 - V. _ ,, ,r , .4 L Southern Assembly Of God FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cot 37Th and Elm Rev F Don Cat ' ; patter 9:34 a in Nurs,ry&KInd,fartetI * * * * * Paste. Sabbath School - .___ L 11 V , A' 31 in Rv?e$ before Seem Wed .eve .Pra,.rMe.4n 710pm C. I. Nei ll 4tuday servic e s Lyman Kirkwood Sunday Scheel L Oral Roberts r~ $1810 Read 434 and Raymond Avenue - - I Methodist -': . .~ F .-, :_ := .'.. ..7 Adventist T"- - 4I - ,~ I I I . WEL 1 ~ 1'- ua i nn No th -4 9 SR 434 LONGWOOD 305-8624000 I ' .. - -- - �- _______ -- tOA—Ev&ng Herald, Sanford, F l. + I l' "1 venIng Herald, Sanford, FL S I __ ave on premwashed womenhs on ci ress Save denim pantsui uniforms. ( jq, ( I ,n A - 3ii " ecia \ . "" !;p - ~ t __.- '%i + -. I 99 6a,88 Acne 1 + . - pockets or a V yoke style All three have red contrast stitching pressed metal but• tons and matching + .1 1 1i -4 I 1i-fLfl HtI?t 1 • // I )., Ii /\ ) - 1 - - / I Polyester uniform with e stern style yoke front zipper, This one stor half sizes 14' -22t. I '1 \ , 7 +— ;+, __________ .- i / I. ,, / /+ + - ____________ - + _-3r_ __ - . Great 1 4j 4 Ofl girls'I . leans +- / / ) . s jal 3.8.8 Herea Set .great buy on a lion • _____ :- \ 1 'j All prewa5he cotton — -- I C " '3244 — _______ 0 SpIAD,cial ENT + _ I / ___ I _- 1, - I/ . _)fr;I_ - Thick, all coffon - Completely portable calculator at our lowest price I for dents r uses Operates on 9 volt battery Can be aclapled to -..N towel buys house Current with additional adapter. ~ Great solid colors drapes & - Of 1 Q s •r d In stock or sPecial order 9 , 'First 11 % I ale Sale 6.30. " 11~ to S ,'- men S 'h rti 48x63" 10s40 48*84", ç • ) , , 1 '(e--"-' f st- etch knit \1 I assorted light and dark tone Sizes 8 18 '.-' ' ' - "ar Z - I draperms are a rayon/polyester F '(' ;* 1 ' (.1 / j - -V -- - / I "'i' I ° I - . ,,*4 *- w . + ;a + ' V -, I I - I - ' - f - X l - ------—- _ - - - -- . - . . -% -I- __ 1. i. ~.. _., . .4 __ . . ~I' - I- I fP"r - .. . .- ' FL Herb Branch (145) ! Johnny Daniels (2151 0 Kenny Lee (196) S (I$) T Jim R94ves (I" ) 0 Don Jacobs ( iso C Greg Kerr (151) GB L Ward (100) Semi nole Red pee w keiew at 3 Don Andriana (ISU Andy Holton (163) HIS Hurtai soft oss) FB Billy Merchant (155) John Flores (145) FL Frank Purcell (100) Mike Lacere (11's) John Brumbaugh (tio) Ray Morris (too) Andy Holton lillsl Don Andriano oso Bill Bradford (205) Glenn Patrick AtPineC$stJ:rnentary wees face Sanford at 9' Teague u ts Teague pee well n, Ho Lyma tackle At Oviedo, it will be Milwee junior midgetsagainstJackson Heights at 11; Milwee midgets Greg Pringle (112) Drew Bongianni (163) Mike Good (no) HB HIS South Sern-inale White midget3 Meeting Tuscawilla at 3. DEFENSE E E T Keith Smith 1160) Mike Beckman (160) W*n JV I John Litton 00) Derrick Cooper (139) Don Schrtnk f 146) Matt Simonelli (i]j) Herb Branch ($45) - Bob Luby (i'I) facing Jackson Heights at I' E Will Csngr f 13q, and South Seminole junior E Rich Rubinstein (ISO) bantam meeting Jackson T Tom Fortilain (3oll Heights at 3. Curtis Holloway (z7o) At Kissimmee the Mi!wee pee LB Chip Johnson (1611 wees go up against St. Cloud at LIS Frank Proceu otil) LIS Charlie Lewis (iso) At Orlando Jones fligh field. HIS Jim Dumas (Isil HIS Henry Finney (15 S) Sanford junior bantams ineet S Hureal Bell (15$) Orlando Central at 11 i, - Vr Games * 1VL I Iw o . le )v - .", J q I 'I , Seminole Downed * , ' - ) I -- - - - - j ~ ;i,~ -, - , High school junior varsit) runs of 26 and 16 )ards and -. - '-' -, I 'I : i~-- :-i =77; tny -A- -- i7 ' v'' - f - . I-2it -1 : A w~'1 -_i &..~_ %~ , i - U kv gi -- 111 ~ . - A, - - - - - . ç - . • =• - 1/ green Wa h t.'l Iii - -+ -' Orlando Oak lyman next Thursday night. I,yTnan, 2-1, got touchdowns posed on the mound b) left Lake Howell's heroes were Iroii Ke in Joseph I t o), Mike hander Ken Hoiman, 16-14 Stan Karlberg with touchdown OII%er and Arthur Cleve Ind. -- - . +i Special 94C ........... SP*C1&1 5414 • =-= gave us a chance It was one of those things. Now? I've been in Pic 0 - -, - . ,.. . = Ar- ('hris Higgins (35i ri(k-1, 1)1(x,k by Dar)l Johnson (86) for -Seminole ground gain around end .- Oak Ridge's IIS BI orre Iis I89I break 3 through fnl4 l2InoerSem in ole - ;* ' Slush Funds e -- - + . "7be main thing now Is to go on the field and win a pennant. n uro tional ski pool funded by equipment manufacathletes in western Europe are dipping into annually to some 1972 investigating 2,000 "needy" Olympic turers, plus 11. 200 or more for winning inter. in official subsidies and under-the-table slush funds hopefuls, plus another three million marks te rna tio n al amateurism: — nations! races, informants t Vienna said. to Ce u -time training for the 1976 Olym. $1.1 million -to finance speciallu-id training for l'essils I have P)1 violated 11th Olympic candidates in Denmark. Norway, (Olympic) rules." pics, European sports sources report. 350 athletes selected for the 1976 Olympic team. Sweden, Finland, France and Britain are also Although amateur rules forbid secret cash Shorter. in his appearance Sept. 9 before a Italian medal candidates in swimming and getting "bread-and-butter" subsidies and free Presidential panel investigating international TII we can think about the elated Pr survey of eight countries shows that running premier events at the Summer Games equipment funneled through national sports federations. But there, as elsewhere, most amateurism, said he realizes about $200 a month in Montreal, ace getting 300,000 SW " World many stan can earn at least $20,000 a year rom from running, ,-about one-tenth of what foreign dallars a month - in sanctioned ,subsidies, amateur stars also hrve -,ghost,, incomes fro, and corn. their sport and still retain amateur statUS sources in Rome report But proven win ners can commercial ties with manufacturers or liberal competitors get 1 pleting his 15th season with the All western European countries su bsidize triple this income from payoffs by their business. contracts with sports clubs. Shorter and i .- ,,~,.r ,,,; r; !~ - :~, - I Red Sox, faces a ne challenge .medal candidates with cash payments, uall ed sports cluba back flre are really no amateur a etes urging U thl i in the showdown with the A's several hundred dollars a month, for food, .S.Ol)mlipic offltiatstomodif) amateur I anymore. Everyone has a thing going,, declered rules on subsidies to give starting Saturday. The regular U.S. sportsmen it better iidical treatment, travel, "lost income" and Austria, hosting U 1976 Winter Games a knowledgeable Frenchma n, echclng th - recent chance in international events. first baseman this year is other proveable expenses while training for the Innsbruck, hands out generous subsidies to its confession of U.S. distance running star, Frank Even Lord Killanin, chief of the International games. turnlngto left field with the first star al pine skiers. They collect as much as Shorter. Ohinpic Committee, has advocated a IXIS TIANT two games set for Fenway Park West Germany's Sports Aid Endowment Fund 450,000 shillings - $22,5W - a year from the na. Shorter, the marathon gold rnedalist at tile realistit, .-!.tnce on payinvriL, for aniatcurs. . .1 - incentives for Olympic competitors, an Asso- + - t . '+ e BONN, West Germany (AP) - Top amateur distributes 12 million Pwks - $4.8 million - seen too many things happen ferry towels in srAid colors with fringed White, buttercup goldenrod bright ,1 .. +. 1967, but that was when no one a51, • + I tWs game too long and have qua ity and Size. Thick, thirsty all-cotton i - +--. . 6 Tim Ra;nts (159) Ned Raines (115) Frank Grady (110) Johnny Wilson otei Henry Domps (2111 West aiming for a fourth con- football teams from 11.)wian and Brian Marcentel with a 13-yard Sox to their last pennant in 1967. &ire, I predicted we'd win in "CHARGE IT"at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 am. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday I 5 p.m. Store Ph . - ____________ - • w - .I . __ John Brumbaugh (i64) DEFENSE I- , W . Z . .. HIS - (14$) E Andenon (170) T David Caughel (15$) Rick Mann (174) Steve Birchert (i) Ken Lot (lU) Tony Cacciapuotl (11$) OS Mark Whigham ($75) Jim Pritchard (itS) Doug Shavers ($75) + ~ 11love Gatiters (1631 Kenny Adams it") FIS in Forest City it will be the South Seminole White pee wees facing Tuscawilla at 11 a.m.; South Seminole junior midgets takmgonluscawdlaatl; and F:NSE VClkVC).fl5 LAKE HOWELL 0 C Sanford Cuffs; (148) Keith West 1115) - the a t.' knocked off by urday opener. fie will be op. Ridge, 14-11 - You'd expect 11 0 Pay far more for this I -' - + + + in - I. - - I I- 1111111111111111- ) ecia 4a 11. - I A. ' Sp II Poly9stot mohair. Machine - _1_4_~_ lE(fl,) immy • ., + - - ? J.T. Zhesr:anali . - le% • , " - - e, 1 - Zk :,' --' - i" " M54", I - Z it! - T a Brian Woods (200) David Moder (20$) Rkk FeKH (III) Steve Pardee (171) LO LonnOrfl17O) Bob Mycolf (110) Tony Hirp.r(l3) Dr Sengiasni (143) Steve Dixon (ISO) Ett Man (110) Paul mines (11$) £ Saturday for Seminole Courity teams at five area sites. At the Sou th Seminole Field Bastain Oskarn (Is$) 1 Bill Moffiti (ISO) I Kent Sherman (itS) Keith Van Dyke (140) LB Eddie Harris (170) Pete Knowles (173) LB Mark Campbell (140) ChIle Barnett flU) NB Glen Summers (14)) Norbe rt Seals (13$) H5 Joe Graden i144) Brent Matthews (iSO) S Greg Van Bemdpn(Ifl) Mike Goad .a (IN) Eleven Pop Warner Ixague football games are scheduled - - '_ I x - __ - __ (ARILt:iR/FM'ki . . - j i 72*63', V fv - f,.7~~ 4805" 9u60rog. $12 +. Jerry Human (195) oFF: NsE M Barry wason Inn _~~7 Terry Calkins (225) - matt Stevens (160) Brock Magruder (220) E Craig Smith (144) LB Larry Clark (14$) LB HB Jim Blame (134) NB Jim Barren (140) Al Stanley (140) 5 Lyman whitewashed Bishop fourth quarter TD by Oak Although plagued b) a back Moore, 26-0 and Lake Howell Ridge's J ailment much of King on the Boston rlght-hander huts Tiant, took 194) measure of Lake game £ '— I - .tiis -' - 1 Richard Beary (Ill) David Symes (110) Herb Felder (l2) Doug Lanier (10) Mike Pruer(14O De ' two teams broke even in today after posting impressive are 2-1 and best Kissimmee 12 games during the regular vict ori es Thursda) night next wee k. Teams from Seminole and but Boston supporters Seminole got a three-yard , uick to note that three of Uke Brantley had nothing to scoring run from Mark the Red Sox' losses were by one sralle about after losing, Renaud and a 38-yard TD run however run and two by two runs from Charles igg ns, but a -t_ a r1 ~ i ' — _______ 4 4 t2 _.l.r__L. ' A I 1 I James Murphy (100) - -. ,' _ - - f Marc Streitberger (210) Gary Traynham (21$) *:ker FIS Bob Soriano om FIL Andy Sco" (13o) #rP W_A2_&1 I INt 1A,i / ••. + Ron Duncan (160 c John Eilers (161) secutie World Series lctor) I ake Hewell were smiling scoring jaunt The baby Hawks . W-0 r -- 3P -_ r-:9 -.X- ~qr $ SO _ &,,, - 1 ' t. s,- - I i - - il fr I C GB Luis Bencomo (ISO) NB Keith Gordon (113) DEFENSE E LIS Action Slated T Mike Barton (III) 0 Greg Ware (14) - ~ ~ _. - ~ Qt N _.tL '"- / i 4&. __ ,- _7 f' AF1 ,. , I i East Division champs, and the A's, perennIal winners In the IS" , N;'.'% ( , -'' C> /, J 41 So the stage is .set for the big series between the Red Sox, the 1 W, . ~.~% M. -_511 - 40T a Bennett figs ) Ron Monell (1111 hand. .!, i-:A " thermal I P -Ali* W~ ' game Howe%er, they're con was sidelined (or the sear Sept (ident, about this year, without 21 when he suffered a broken making open predictions. .t<++,%II,,.,y. 'I'" 4f Short sleeve style .1 .(', sj ,~_- -'~ - '- collar and long sleeves in slacks Solid -- new, but shorter, wason. action appeared set with rookie V In other words, and coining a Jim Rice In left, Yaz at first and cliche, it's a brand new ball Cooper the DH. However. Rice ,~t oi V5. Z W. X. crisp polyester/cotton broadcloth Long J)QIfl ,h 5M . __ 4 !.! -, .M., ~ - A. + -1 N - -. Rick arn er "I - Sale 4AW m11 I . backing CI blend with acrylic foam Other SiZOS available at similar Savings 10-111 . - ' Doug Lamer (10) Keith Van Dyke (140) : Al Bell (145) Jell Snodgrass (140) Clark Brown (17$) David Vaughn (17$) John McEvei' )ISS) , + Rory Stone (207) John Turner (I?]) T Richard Isgoto (tail Eddie Gemulka ( Martin cone on) .,, Ad T G Mike Microulls (IJ4) Brock Magruder (2201 ADMIRAL FARRAGJTW Alan Doss (Ill) L%,- __ 1'• kli p. p league championship series the DH. 1233 than two weeks ago, the , - - . - with the Oakland A's, the Red 300k 30% '--+ .' • T Mick Manning (16o) Kom :wtaf (1101 E DEFENSE __ .:- - riesiguled hitter. Juan Ben. iquez will lead off for Boston as Heading Into their best-of-five o ouvings on mens ' dress shirts, S -71novings women 5 ,, - % / E David Syme (180) Barry Swearinger (m) Bob Mycoff (180) GB Bob Burk hart (Iv) Pete Knowles (17$) NB Wyman Jackso n (ISO) NorbertSeals ($55) FIS Bob Riazil (191) David Sutton (140) FL Horace Altirander (11") Brent ma"hows (ISO) + - - OFFENSE TRINITY PREP Malt Stevens (140) "Now we have to go out and do playing his usual role as - coordinated __ TithYzgojngtole(op It.ol _________ + LYMAN Rick Knight (171) G C Guy Linder (195) David Vaughn (115) being the designated hitter. will take over at first instead of (a __ ________________________________ - 111111r.4 MIMI-, I 4.j* ft. _~ I- "It's no big thing," Yaz insisted, "What the heck, I played I LB. I. Ad Gwinn(170) Atkins 01S) Glenn Russell (100) Ricky Neal (1101 FA _J _4_-1,!..U_ '1V0_ ~.-_ ft~ - The and Its chummy tsculj play ffrstbasejnst WINTER PARK Vaughn Fake (17$) Eric Seibert (164) I-OL • 'Ibat, of course, would mean worried about the wall. I don't the American I,eague pennant think I'll have any problems." and the World Series champion"We decided that we would be ship. stronger defensively with Carl "Yeh, that seven sounds like in left," Manager Darrell &nice figure," Cecil Cooper Johnson sa,id. "He knows that d Thursday after learning he wall like the back of his hand." ~ , ~j KWU IL "I Sng%dal 9.99 - certain to be a closely disputed The Lineup4 " flS I Ii (:)ct. 811,~Vlflg tu r1r5t law. 1,111 not r , brother Ned Raines at fullback. Likewise, DeLand coach Jim Herb Branch at wingback and of the south Seminole schools burg Admiral Farragut at BohI expects a tight game. The Mark Whigham at quarterback Both clubs are 0-3 and Trinity Prep Saturday af. host Bulldogs have defeated to round out the backfield te rnoon, Iesburg, Gainesville and Deland has used some (Continued On Page 3B) MIkC Smith (ICS) Scott Morrell ulil ' house says it all: "7 Wins In out there for 14 years before . beat - . - . _-_ _ 10 draw a capacity Crowd 6,O0O dends I -1 % ,I ~ J " _- it,::- &Iked messMe on the board in the Boston Red Sox' club- 99 Jerry Posey. . ii;71 ii1~ - - .11", __ ,. SEC contest of the season for BOSTON AP raaio, naS built-in condensor mike and AC line shut off. 6-pushbution tape functions and so much more At a price that's 'I-, . -'\ 1 at Seabreeze, Lake flowell at Oviedo tonight and St Peters- 114* .. * + the Tigers and Is expected to Pays have to play up to pur potential with a sprained ankle. OFFENSE Saturday's contest, which • Compare these features It records directly off ' .wAk.~A~kw_"'__U teams. flu. Mc'l)ANIF'.t. --+ & , ' 1" /i / I i il - -__ • '7' I ____ Ili a iII - I& ~ I& - ox Hopes: I .++-+.. +-: .'_ . -- - - +. -- '- - i + plaids. Sizes 8 to ____- _____ - ~% 1_' -3 iNk.: . The Gators beat I,SU 24-14 last year. ISU now Is hurting at Its oy strong point — defense - I flannel sport shirt with long point collar, In assorted colors and denim in navy only for sizes 0 I _:2r1 6. + Boys' long sleeve cotton back pockets or front ________ MatI'g ___ 1a.88 Pockets and back yoke. ~=l f lannel I \ dl 4ound If Florida has been gracious, -- -' 1ie encounters th weekend in v ol v ing Seminole County is mighty tough, and e will out the last game and one-half gameisanmntrauntyrivaIr) -_': _ __ =.~ ior a seven yard a carry dverage most consistent fashion. L.4 - ____ Sanford Cutts sh, Bi'gest news for Seminole Is r n with l(ick I ecu. han that Tim [tames will be ba ck in dung the quarterback reins. "All I can say is that DeLand action The junior halfback sat The lake Howell Oviedo u€ . •+++ +. -, ,.-- ______________________________ the Tigers have been more than kicks off at 7:30 p.m. in Tiger polite, fumbling the ball In a Stadium, will mark the first - - - - - _.. _~ ____ L shurts. Special + -- boys' i It, 7 - then left the bah on the - u— - __ - - -I / - - - on in the trenches. pected to go far in determining Thert ill be rio spoils to the (lass AAAA, District 5 victor in this, the key game of champion. The Gators also boast one of the best backs in the SEC f Mcerpjon sd run up and down the tIel .1 / _~_ - / / + IjusthopetheGatorsare gracious to us as they've been Jimmy Dubose, who has netted - 1 / - IX-Land and Seminole are Jacksonville Parker in Suc. yeoman blocking From guards bo th undefeated, beckoning for cession and yielded oy one Terry Calkins and Brian Woods I a state ranking and eyeing a touchdown along the way plus tackles Barry Wilson and '? Sanford and DeLand send its post season state playoff ber th Meanwhile, Seminole has Denny Peers to give th run I sOltherStO war tonight Ina high the two play in the me been slightly erratic despite nlng game amaJorboosteKeith school footballexpected district, so I ,~y iww~ averaging four touchdowns per West Anthony Smiley and - . '+' .+., / % By JIM HAYNES lIerd Spo rts Editor ,r•:;1 _____ _2!.rr 4.--.-.- ~4'_-f-~,&A-, ence foeMississippi State while loeingtoNorthcaroIina ste / +\ I 11 - • They got a victory Last seek i,ictory over Mississippi State, In an unImpressive 16-13 contest will feature a Wishbone attack led b) quarterback Don Gal against lIce The Gators, meanwhile, are fney. 6-1 senior has tossed 2-1 on the season, deleaUng L vi ",4 1? . ~ I _ - 1 Trench War Expected - j __ N4 -;__~ ; anu 1exLI3 A&M. + DeLa nd Hosts Tribe; JJ _*~,_ -,." 1- __~, - 'o"01 )-_ '--,-- ' I— . L 11 UF Contest .-i*t__-!~-:~,,#, , -- homecoming for the TI- ofthlrddonpt gets, ho have lost only two the defense more than its share homecoming gaines since l9 ci playing both times to Honda Theoffense is ltd by quarter IU 'nt on the skids last , - i A - sizes 38 to 46 Battle Of Unbeatens --li *-i 11 rest. Sn far, turnovers and lack b -4~'4" + I- J L1vvil:__,,_~-~'..It'. ue tan or green. Regular p , 6.,88 - h Men s crepe dOut)1C Military style lacket iith ~ 516•lS/16+ :_ At a very pec-iat 14 9 I '' + care us it can be Brightened up with rounded collar and patch pockets, sizes + 1 } ' " 9a,88 r- ) ' . ,j" !LJL.J _*,,__.,~ I BATON ROUGE, La (AP)— Tackle Adam Duhe and lineLouisiana State, a power gone backer Jon Streete were insour, tries again for reect- jured last eek and are pro ability Saturday night when the ably out for the game Tig host 20th rank loa To win, Tiger offei in a Southeastern Conference must gel to gibe its defense a 4 _.-- 'I p oi nted + r+ Crisp t r fr - latest fashion fabric-in three very Infest styles Choose a filled Sr,ecial I 'Ind cool if) This best of the blues 1- Special. - . / 0._*~._='1 ___ jlt -, , `_,1* I MINiv ''I Sill On 1) I Friday, Oct. 3, iflS—iB to ~ . I . 11':;;-,j,-_;J , '- ____ __ KX_ -11 - .-__ - ~iwI IW7 ' I 1 0 ", .-'~, 1*~iii..,_1.11 -04)_ Fortune 4 e___1~40 it Vl *!Y' " , ', For 76 Rides :Jjits. leisure su , A04umm:3k ,,\-In I T iger . - Men's pant ts. -_ - - __ on 1-.- -_ SPORTS 0%, qe17IFlis %)%Wfl / - Frda',, Oct. .t7S t lw%M Great buy -- , + t. - . + - - p -. -+ - ' ' : : :. _ + -,- --\ + +' i~L_I~Zvi_ _21 k 11L& --T_ 4, _~ �- - - -- • - 28-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -. -.. - - Friday, Oct. 3. 1 73 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Second4uessers Tech """"" Irr'iotate FSU Figures it Ile --Nasty's FOURTH I Echano MiguI, 7. Barre Perez, 3 Arethan Jay,, I Domingo Sanchez, S flhIbo Eloria, - Jai.AIai Seminole's Will Take To Darrell 1%Audra Air - way up here." he added, hold- State 7.6, they came back and Singletary can kick 25 Coach Darrell Mudra of tnghishancl as high as he could, drove from the Seminole 20 to .straight extra points in practice Florida State is obviously ti-ri. "They fans and alumni) said the Cyclone tour, but he was slow and had his tated by the second-guessing of thr ow to (wide-receiver Mike) "On third down we run our extia point-try blocked, lie then football fans after his team's Shutnann and they said run best player in the game, Rudy hurried the field goals, Mudra two losses in its first three halfback Leon) Bright,' the Thomas, on our best play, a said. imes. coach said. "Well, we threw to sweep, and we lose two yards The team has worked harder _e, Shuhann and we ran Bright" in because (wingback) Larry Key than ever this week on the lions," Mudra said Thursday at the Seminoles 10-6 loss to Iowa misses a block he has been kicking game in preparation for an extraordinary, rambling State last week, making all night." playing Georgia Tech in Atnews conference. -Well, I have Mudra said he was not goin On IOUFth down, freshman a lot of suggestions for im- to change his strategy of using e kicker Keith Singletary missed ford to put many of the Is hours provement. t oo. and I his best players on what th day they work into kicking, guarantee they are some coaches thought were their best afield goal try', his third miss of added sophisticated because I've been plays, but was going to work on the game from inside the coaching 20 years." eliminating mistakes by yard line. "Some of our coaches don't "After I analyze all the prob- coaches and players. "We (lidn't anticipate our even go home, they sleep right lems, my confidence in the For instance, he said, after kicker having that kind of right there in the office,ople we are working with is the Seminoles fell behind Iowa night," Mudra said. Mudra said. " After the I analyze p r oblems, confidence all my in the people we are work. ing with is way up here. - FSU Coach Darrell Mudra J Uegui Echave, FIFTH - I. Erctoza FIRST-) Echano Oki(4) 1.40, Sala Echave, 3 , Chucho Miguel, 0. 710. 7 iIegui BeltIa (1) S. Domingo Ramon, S 600. 3 Urza Eloria (6) 520 5.20; Q Agulrre. 6 Santi MenchI, 7 Maruri Ceiaya . (1 Larrea.l F ermin Mugueri. SECOND - I. Eddy Alberdi (I) SIXTH - I Urga Attu. 2. Negu points, "as standing group of runners that ATLANTA (AP) - Florida poaluon scored has averaged almost 30 points State hasn't scored more than long as we score 31." 20 point.! In any game this seaFSU, which never has de- and 344 yards per game. A half dozen Jacket runners son. But Coach Pepper Rodgers feated Tech, will be a -point too yards or more this have of Georgia Tech is a little con- underdog Saturday when the cerned about the Seminole two Southeastern independents SU_50fl, led by David Sims with passing game. collide before an expected ,. 202 and freshman senutlon "F has the re putation of 000 at Grant Field. The kickoff Eddie Lee Ivery with 172. -Tech will certainly be a debeing a passing team," Rod- is set fov 2 p.m. EDT. gers said Thursday. "We cerFSU, 1-2, features the passing fensive challenge for us," says Coach Darrell Mudirs, In the tainly must improve in that de. of quarterback Clyde who has hit on 25 of 44 for 406 partment this week." Te ch proved vul ne rable to the yards and two touchdowns. The the sagging Foot ball fo"tunes at passing attack last week w he n Seminoles also have an out- Florida State. "Their offensive the Yellow Jackets scored a 33. standing runner in I,eon Bright, line could te the best we will we all year lCfl." 28 comeback victory over 65 car ries for 318 yards. 'Me two team haven't met Clem.son. But, the offensive edge would But, Rodgers said after that have to go to Tech, which has sine., 1971 when the Jackets game he didn't care if the op. built a 21 record with an out. scored a 124 decIsion. Win ics Games, A By IRA BERKOW MATINEE RESULTS TALLAHASSEE (AP) ., . t A Not ' JUIIJI TheHeraldServfce .p The Rumanian Ilie Nastase, like his toothy 11 eountryman Cnt Dracula, does some of his best work at night. At lea!t, he did recently in the first round at the U.S. TennlsOpen played for the 36 so, 1110, 11 10; 2. Echiono Perez. 3. Areche Aguirre, 4. first time under the lights. And, as in the case of k 26 10, 310; 3. Urza• Domingo Zarre, S Cacho Jay), 6. 1 the gourmandizing Count Dracula (known also Arana (7) 320; Q P (I. Alava McueI, 7. Bilbao Bengoa. S I) Big Q (I 4 with 4 I) 1764 50 Ogulia Eloria as Viad the Impaler), Nastase (known also as .; 1 THIRD - I. chano AIber di (5) SEVENTH Nasty) was savoring his triumph. ) Echano Jay), 4 11 Do, 1 20, 1 W 2. AreCha Okoki (1) Larri Betlia,3 Aldana Lenit, 4. Ica Ills In iL-.elf was an event, for Nastase o ;;, - . 620,1W3 Ica Arana (1) 3 60: Q (1 Atberdi, S Pdegui Ooid, 6 Urza has been out of sorts; he has been losing more (5 1) $11010 Arana, 7 Eddy Via, I OguIza FOURTH - I. Cacho Perez (S) Perez than he would Sanchez EIGHTH - 1. I. ChuchoAllu. 2, throwing even more tantruirm than in the past. 210, 3 60, 3. Domingo.M)gtjj'I (6) Sila Mugucrza, 3 Fermi,, Echave, .. . ; lie walked off the court while be hind two sets In 5 40, Q (3'S) 525 10; (52) 515 7k); I Alava Larrea, S Maru,, Aipi, 6 DC (SS $170.00 Rome, and more recently apparently threw a Ercjoza Rarnon. 1 Celava Mencha, FIFTH - I Celaya oengoa (4) 8 Santo juan -match in Toronto after being miffed by a 20.00. 5.60, 6 40. 2. Santi Muguerta NINTH - I. Juan, 2 Alava, 3 linesman's call. ) S 00, S $0, 3 Erdo:a Aguirre (1) Agurrc', 4 Sala, S. Ceiaya, 6 Azpi, 3 40; 0 (I 41 S46 60; P (4 3) t327.30 Zarre, I Erdo:a He now sat in a folding chair in the press tent -. SIXTH - 1. Arecha,javi (I) 7.6o, TENTH - I I Ramon, 2. Santi, 3 after beating Bob Lutz. Nastase's long hair was I I 4 SO. 3 20; 2 Domingo Elorza (5) Mencha, I ermin, 5 Maruri, 6 1M still wet with sweat and hung lank like black II 60, 1 40. 3 Oguiza Zarre (4) Muczuer,a , Chucho I Larrea, no od 0 (1St 146.50, P (15) $10310 les. lie, too, has a toothy smile and a ELEVENTH - I Bilbao Zarre. 2, SEVENTH - 1. Negui Arana (5) Oguiza AItu. 3 Arecha Perez, spirited mandible. 20 50. 10 50, 550; 2 Aldana Alberci, Domingo Mguet, S. Salo Bengoa, 6. N asty Nastase is 29 years old and for the last , seven or ht ears 10 50; 0 (3 5) $51 00; p (51) $l6.7 Erdoza Juan, EIGHTH- ChuchoAguirre (1) tennis players in the world. Ma',y believe that TWELFTH .. I Maruri AItu. .V J! If 16 ?0. S 7 c. 7 Maruri Mtu (1) ('!. ,i Juan. 3 Sanli Muçucrza, I It weren't for his rather bizar re bthavwr :ii -- --670. 1 6). 3 Aiava Juan (73 6 70; Q Chucho Ramon, S. Sala ________________ Aguirre, 6. -. ,,-.. court, he would be the indisputable best. (14) 5.4660; P (I -4) $12550 Fermin Alp), 7, BiibaoMencha, S. NINTH - 1 AzpI (I) 13.20, 760, Erdo:a Larrea. Pancho Gonzales, the one-time great, said The Nureyes' of the courts, file Nastase 1 40, 2 Bilbao (5) 610,100; 3 Zarre Nastase has more natural equipment than (3) 6 00 . Q IS J) $97 20. P is 5) 1)90 50 anyone playing today. And fellow player Arthur smash. And he walked like an old man, stiff In a recently published diary of a season, TENTH - 1. Mentcho (3) 9 60.480. A.she says Na.3tase or, the court is sz) graceful -hc legged 320, 3' Fermin (4) 3 40 , 3 10, 3 and back bent, following a lob out of Arthur Ashe writes of Nasww: -By our floats. Actually floa ts !" bounds. Whistles, the tennis equivalent of boos, Maruri (5) 250; 0 (3i) $7100 ; P RESULTS American standards he is utterly tactless. In the And on this night, Nastase was Nureyev. His dotted serve until the middle of ta match he will call out) 'Hey, ELEVENTH - 1 Domingo Altu lean body with the sleekly muscled legs reached noise subsided. 11te FIRST - i. fndy Canuck (Neely) umpire ordered him to Negroni.'That's Romanian for black ... and 1010. 150. 3 40. 7 Ala balls that seemed so impossible It made the proceed. He did, va Zarre (7) 320. 40,2 20; 2 Fre,je (5) 3.60, the South Africans he calls 'racist.' You know, ~ T 2: 10 1. TWELFTH - 1 Sala Larrea () But also, he made a silly gesture SECOND I Mr. Durkee 110,920. 1 10; 7 CcIaya Alpi (1) • ------his eves when hilt .. . .. --- -•. .-.-•-F, in,,, iuin 3s 00, Q dishes It out Uø tt Ski- ,-..,.. .,;,,,, oi...._.. ". III, '4 (4 I) 54 7 (0; . - -Believe me, and the pressure it takes off, too. It blows out from me and then when lam 33 or 32 . ' P ' ulcer. I pay over twenty thousand dollars in fines but it is worth it to me for health." -. ' In many ways, Nastase seems to still be the eight-year-old Rumanian street urchin. ffe says -.. he has no interests in world affairs and is only , intereskd in tennis and, needless to say, night life -other than tennis - by - starlight. Ile rarely goes to Rumania anymore, and has an apartment in Par is. - , 4 10; ' 1 . _ - _ 29 Canes InF ryPan - . I ' His odd antics on the court also serve, he - TONIGHT ) 8:00 PM - ld X J Vfcik NAAr , '' - With 11 OFFENSE Danny WilIhm Ila I .7 ,. ,?-:-. I '' - - E Kern Sweat(18O) Ken Place 1192) Rick Bennett (1%) ierryHuman(Igs) BarrySwrarfngef (17$) G G c Bob Riaui (191) W . . please." Then he say to Nastm, 'Continue serving, , , - . . .- 7.10, 3 40. COULn It (6) 6.20; 0 (7 I) 131 SO. T (526) $506 20; T 2:133. FOURTH - 1. Lotus Bud ,. f oridgirs) (1 ) 3 60. 2.40, 2.80; 2. Sandy Doll (4) 660.960; 3 Howarth I. Arecha Arana (1) ,,._,,_, _ 45 1ittIeJ,dj (7)650; 0(6 I) $7160; I (067) 1136 60, DD (2 I) $1020 T 2 II, THIRD - 1. McRobCrI (Hy%etI) • , , •,, , --w,, , i LII , u, I UUa. .uy. .. - 'a - ______ . Suicidal Iowa To Take On Southern Cal By TIIF, ASSOCIATED PRIESS these people have," Commings with 560 yards. -Bell is as good said. as McKay has had with the - 1) 1) - I % - 44) - - flome - 41 / r. 9 FB Q (iii - Home Oct. 94 Lake Brantlev . ' doraceMeundert1 NB Evans Home - . E Rob Lorah(I68) E lIerbFc'dc'r(1) T Cra ig LuTyaark(1s) Jim Blaine (13$) JimBarron(160) MStanky(I6$) coot (1 %wa' - - I Nov. II - . \ Gam.s To Date 12 12 12 J'T'yHwnan(195) - - Nov. 7 Sanford DEFENSE Kevin Burns (165) 11 ______________ NB S ______________________________________________________________________ -_, Sept. 12..Oa5idge Sept. U)-Boone Sept, 91-('olonial 1510. 440. 760; 2. Santl Azp) 114h G 0 TEAM, GO FOR __________________________________ - ML rALL 11; 2 - A WINI Florist I. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES FIRST:). 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Monday and Wednesday, and regirtratjc are acerpeJ all rgt" they're going to be frn6p.m.to8starttngoct, 13. at Recreation Office There Rattler defensive standouts 1l3Cla53j5Of3fltO$Jjpe5tn _()ftJ wifl be a $2 material f, include linebacke rs Claude age six and over. The class is depending upon the size 01cla and Frankie Poole, an 3 week lntr-oductery course enroilmcit. and bs.'k Ctttis Panel!, Mmuri JuAn NINTH: I Aguirre. 2, Juan, 3, Zarre, I Aipi, S Sita, 6 Bilbao, 7. Eracits. I Celays For All Your Prescription Nftds armacy bI Hwy 436 ________ _________ you, EIGHTH - Mile. Pace, Claiming 11,500 I Nibs Brat (Dc Berry) 77. F.cy&$s5T 0 0 ___ d.W*Firt ' P pIs,ckWi 434wil-4 elt Bank of Sernin4e County, NA. _____ 460E.Ai,amonteDr Hwy 435 A - A 1; ". Meadow CPaI)enger (Johnson) IS 1; 6 Sold TWELFTH: I Maruri Mugoverra, 7. Chuc Aguirre. 3. Bilbao Attu, 1. Front (Scaturo) s i; 1. sun velvet Alberdi, 7 Urza Okoki, I. Doniin')o -__ Via _________________ 7 Uric Alberdi. I Echano Sinctez .' 4 3. is Best Year 5) - frøm Lon g Beech, Calif., Gold Cup hydroplane races from Paco. WaSh,) 30 pm. (3,5) Car anc Track (Highlights from the 1975 California ) Spm. (9) - Wide World of Sports (U.S. National Drag Racing Championships from Indianapolis, a fgure skating exhibition from Colorado Springs) - 7 p m. (441 - wrestling 9 pm. (9) UCLA) NCAA College Foot b l (Oho S?,ite Buckeyes at -- al SUNDAY 17 noon (9) & College Football 1973 (Highlights from Selected college games played Saturday) 12noon (33) - This Week in the NFL (Hi ghlights from p'o gin-es played last week) 17.30 (71 Doug Dickey Show (Highlights from the Florida LSU game) 17 30 p.m. (6) NFL Pregame Show 1 p m. (6)- NFL Football (Ne'vOrleansat Atlanta) 1 pm, 1 351 Mid Atlantic Championsh ip Wrestling 2p.m. (7,5) NFL Football (Miarnial Green Bay) 7.30 p.m. (91 Wrestling ip m, (a) - NFL Football (WashinQon at Philadelphia I 1-30 p m. (7, Il Baseball PIayott (Joined in Progress, Either Oakland at Boston or Pittsburgh at Cincinnati) SlOp m. (35) Vince Dooley Show, (Highlights from Ihe Georgia Clemson game) - - --- - - - Noire Darne ti,titilightl (Highlights from the Irish Michigan State game) 5p.m. (2, 5) - Baseball World of Joe Garagola (Cincinnati it f'lttst:urQhi S IS m (7.1) - Baseball for - er o Y eeks I was home, Wednesday and Thursday alter-noon to telecast the fourth ana ,,playoffs -_-" one-atroke advantage over 24- COME IN AND ---- ______ ____________ 1 strong Mi,tro Confem-nce foe to 1.1 and has a AAAA-3 tester at try and get ba ck on the winning Daytona Beach against - . 6. . I - - _i- I I - I LL __r~ - - . Computer (No driver) 10-1; Airfare (Mantegna) 3-I, 6. Boca back Jim Pritchard and the IUaul, Jack Prosser Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. Lyman Is 1-2 and picked a quarterback Henry Stanley, is In the latter half of the season, Ford Ph. 322-1481 0 -, - _______ _______ .1 ,00 _________ - - •_ • __.= j ' S __) 1 _,_..!_, - = ____ _____ __ -' __-_._.-,__ __ . - --_-, -. ._-.-_,--,_ -----_---__-_-_-'-,--.-_-.-_.-_-,_,- -, -_ - - - - - -- - - .. T_ - :-" . 41', - •.], Ft ' '2 '- IV - j_; -.y- .4 -_it\'''' 7. ' - lvz '"- "".' -' - .- J. '4 " I,L - '- - - ___ '. --'.. - = - - -----,-- -_E rul ~--V~-- -- ----N~A-__: ~1 0---A ---*G_ ~-_ ';.-:,,.-T4 i__'_ - - - - - ,k.'-r - _______ Tama Jan (UIrn,r) SI; 1. Empty Lee Ward. Lake Howell banks rushers in halfback Wyman week over Temple Heights has Bluegrass (Saul) I 1 .,, -. REGISTER NOW Prep Teams Slate Heavy Action Tonight (Continued From Page in) -- a 12 noon, Folo. Mellon Park Littler and Courtney shared a _rz ' -' Local Competition will be held Sat., Oct. 4th "That program don't get it." fifth games. it necessary, in fh@Amef Ican ancl National LeAgue - -- reto in, rm nt & Kickc1inic wouldn't play the Iirsttwothree - .. . 8= ungst i I're . of Harness 41 , R1S"haIt PLyO1fs: NBC will pre empt regular proramm-ny on Saul) 3-1. 5. Justa Frost (Kalathat) SI; 3. J.H. Time NAPA,Calif. (AP)- "I don't year-old rookie Bobby Wadkins, ens Wednesday, October I have that much longer to play who sho t 66. Larry Ne lson was this game, so I kind of figured next wi th a 67 and defending great nights I'd better play as much and as champion Johnny Miller, Racing Action. well as I can while I can," Gene George Cadle, Marty Fleck. littler said. • Home of the Original Tritecta man, Gibby Gilbert and Mike And that, the 45-year-old vet- Hill were at 68. qulnellas et-&'ry race. eran said, is the reason he's enGourmet dining in the joying the best season of his "I felt like I was throwing two-decade career. OIIOnditIoned clubhouse away strokes on every hole," "There've been years I've Miller said. "I hit every green Grandstand admission only 50C. Free parking! WOfl more tournaments but , and reached two par fives in • Post time 7:45 PM from a financial standpoint, two. Ishot68with3lputts, If I'd this is far and away my best been putting good there's no 0 Ladies Nite Thursday year," said the slightly-built te lling w ha t kind of score I tAttler. winner of three titles could have shot," g tti ' and $173,608 already this seaPre-tourney favorite Jack 'I son. par 72. . "lthinkthereasonfsthatl'm Nicklaus matched . ______________________ ___ paying more attention to the -_ _____ game," he said Thursday after his seven-u nder-par 65 had tied Ch uc k Courtney for the ftTo get into PP&K, just bring your round lead in the $175,000 parent or guardian in and sign Kaiser International Open Golf s 13 up. It's tree. You'll get a tree Tips Book. Hurry! Sign up nowl Tournament, "One year I'd won about Registration Ends w $100,000 by the Masters and I October 3 was through for the year. I'd done all I wanted and I just didn't play much the rest of the I NSS way. three-four weeks off and I on the leadership of quarter- Jackson and fullback Bob stimulated the Saints to the on (Jot.nson) 7 7; 7. B nie point coach Joel Kelley is Ice Okkb. 3 Cacho Beitia. I. Larri Via, S. Aldana Anna, 6 Eddy Jay), Oumpas (Witty) $ I; I. Easy running ability of Andy Holton. Lake Brantley, led by predicting a complete reversal THIRD - I. I. Arecha Lcnit,7 Q Iq • g (WerkheiSer) 41; 1. Devils Aclocate lRvSsian) 3.1; S. Dekatur Boy desperatelyseekingavictoryto track. Winter Park is once- Seabs FIRST - 1 Lam. Sanchez, 2 -eeze. Aldana Okokb, 3. Ice Betia, . (Nicholl) I 1; 6. Special Miracle (F turn their grid fortunes, beaten and looks to quarterTaylor) II; 7. Clever Trip Trinity Prep, 1-2, has its first Ne-gui Etonia, S. Echano Alberdl, 6 Oviedo running backs back Glenn Russell plus run- home game Saturday at 2 p.m. Eddy Ai'ana. 7 Cacho Via, $ Uria(FillipeIli) I 1; S. Tropic Wave zR (Becker) 77. Lensi. Hureal Bell, Billy Merchant ning backs Ricky Neal and Guy at the field at the school Trinity TENTH-fl), C.1, Pace. SECOND- I Ica Len t z. 2 Eddy 1 and Frank Purcell, plus the t.inder. is still without star end Tony Pas"Ling talents of quarterback Lyman has a , Dandy Thing (F. Taylor) 9 7, 3 couple of sound Stevens, however a win last Eloria, 5. Barre Sanchez, 6 Aldana ymito PA" _____ ___ ______ - (Ihlenfold) 9-1; 2. Berthas boy le ___ Byrd (Ger;) 9 7; 1. Brawler Lobetl (Kau%ner) Ce taya Juan SATURDAY MATINEE Greyhoundsl 2 Cold Wyn (Gill) 151; 3 Torpedo Celayapamon.S SanthLarrea,6. (Dvoracek)Il. Sla Mench's, 7. Erdoza Aipi, I. NINTH - B 3, C.I. TROT HAN Fermin Ju'in DICAP. I Mile: I. Big Beau Byd Secure Those Points, Team SATURDAY MONDAY 9 P rn (9) - NFL Monday Night Football (Dallas Co*t>ov-% at Detroit) TUESDAY Larrea. 7. Muguerli, I Mary,). ELEVENTH: 1. Alava Attu, 7. Cacho Aip,. S. Domingo Perez, 6. This Week In The NFL - 1; 5 Metrollna Ripper (Bridges) 7?. 6 Daddlo Boy (Kausner) 3 2. 7 Demon (Spniggs) 7.7. IL 1111 Bilbao Echave, I maruri Miguel, s Wrestling 11 p ni (35) Mencha. I Sant', S Fermin, 6 O j u:a Zarre. 3 Arerha flengoa. 1 11:30p.m. (6) - 71fyNe (Soca 12 1, I star% Hostev (Hobbs) I 1; 4. Gay Glad (Shimp) 6 TENTH : I. Chucho, 7 Ramon,). Mike T. (No driver) 51; 5. Bones __________________________________ We're Banking on ' I "Hit 'Em Hard," Team! INUND Rattlers have cunie1ed Jt I. 4 ___________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ job," FIFTH - C-2. Pace. I Mile: I Arecha Miguel Reveille Bigthme (Ulmer) 5 1. 7 FIFTH: I Chucho Ethavr. 3' Greenland Beauty (Hall) 72; 3 Erdoza Muguenia, 3 DomIngo Iressure Joe (Foster) 51; 4 Horace Aguirre. 4 Santi Ba'ngoa. S. Cetaya Johnston (Udell) S I; 5. Meatured Mig uel, 6. Maruni Mencha, 7 Flo(Fil)pielli)$I;6 Bonds King Germin Larrea, I Sale Rarnon Regur) 3); Ocala Star Fly SIXTH:). Eddy (Bridget) 4-I, Freddie Ados Javi. 3 Alaya Perez. 4. Arerha (Nicholl) $1 Elorza, S Oguiza Aguirre, 6. Accho SIXTH - C Pace. 1 Mile. I MIguel,?. Bilbao Zarre. I Domingo Western Scott (F. Taylor) S 1, 2 At tu. Mrol). Abby (Bridges) 5-1. 3 SEVENTH 1, NU Peret, 7 lCi Wallkill Amy (Cummings) 10 1 Okoi, 3 Oguza Bettis, I Echino. Miss Abbe Ti me (Saul) 3-I; S. Drift Via. S Eddy Len):. 6. Lan') Alberdi. Fisher (No driver) 7-2; 6 Princess 7 Uria Arana. S Aldana Jays Strong (R. Regur) 9.7; 7. More EIGHTH: I. Chuc ho Muguerza, 2 ReIiae (Wilsey) $ I; S. Phantom S ala Echave, 3 Alava Alp), I O'Lynch (Bailey) 6 I. Celaya Attu, S Santi Ramon. 6 SEVENTH - C 3. Pace. Mile I Fermin Mencha. 7 Erdota Larrea. Timely Marie (Udell) 6 I; 2 Cartton 2 Last __________________________________________________________________________ Alava Echave, 1. Cacho Zarre. It TODAY 11 a m.(") - Jim Thomas out000rs (fishing for rainbow trout in Alaska; goose hunting in Maryland) 1pm (2,1) Baseball Playoff (Oakland at Boston) 1 Pm,(2S)-NFLGameoI1heWeek 4p.m. (7, Bateball Playoff (Pittsburgh itCincinniati) I-)Op m (6) CBS Spovls Spectacular (Formula 5000 race, 1. ALLSTATE joys , 1. S. Joaquin jean (mam) 7.2; 6r Mist Chataway (Valiant) 101, 7 Negu)-Bengoa,7. Onions H 7:30 p.m. (13) 4. Go, Team Goffl TV On (Dvoracek) S 1; 7. Tom Terre (Gill) 6 I;) Varsity Bomb (No driver) 10 I; I Pyenachett (Vanderschaaf) 3 Eloria FOURTH - 1 Mile, Pace. THIRD: 1 Arecha Beitia,? Larni Claiming 11.000 I, Rudy Adams L :. 1 Echano Jay', 4 Aidana tSprlggti 9-2. 2 Joshua (Strong. 3 Anna, Ica Sanchez. 6 Uric 1.3.Princc Desmond (Ovoracek) 5 Okoki. 7. Eddy-Via. S Oguiza 1; 4. Royal Victor (Scaturo) 77 Atbqi Oteca Mat (Bereznak) S I, 6 Cool FOURTH: 1. Urza Bengoa, 3' Hnci Luke (Kucla) 10 1 7 Ne-gui Elonli. 3. Domingo Jay). Edgewood Bingor (Hall) 6 ). I Larri Perez. S Bilbao Sanchez, 6. Richlend Dear (Bailey) ii , En ppg_ J. 0 en Altamonte Springs, FL _________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ %I,=: 1. T. Constant Byrd (Siul) 61; Eddy. Construction Littler Sports 'S. - Larri Flor:8,4. Ica. Claiming Beitia, 3, Echano Arena, 1, LarriVia. S. Arecha Atberdi, 6 Aldana -. - 1 Flowers for all occasions Longwood SECOND - Cl, Pace, Mile: 1, Brdie H Volo (Whayland) Alton Boy (Saul) 3-1:3. Lazy Sue (E. Taylor) 10 1; 1, Great value (Spr'ggs) S 1; 3 N,'er Renege (Hobbs) 6 1; 6 Ocala Eagle (Bridges) 72, Slick Bullet (FillipeIli) 97; Silverbell Rice (Rau) SI THIRD C-?, Mite, Pace, $.70. 340, 3 BiibaoMuguerza (I) 300, 0 (31) 4050, P (35)1125 Big 0 (57 with all 3) $11340; IS 1) with all 5)111) 40 A - - 7766, H.nd)e 176.21i - - PILOIAN FARMS, ,___,__,_____I - - - Alabama is a whopping PHILADELPHIA (AP) and 17-13 in last year's Orange pcint favorite to dispose 01 Ole Miss, which held sixth -ranked Florida A&M isn't playing Blossom Classic at Miami. Grambling, thetop..rated ,g "Wewanttowthverybaijy," Texas A&M to a 7-0 VICtOrY college football team. But Rat. Hubbard said. "I think we will earlier this season. , tier Coach Rudy Hubbard says win it." Alabama and Florida are Sat urday's o pponent may be a Earlier in the week, the dea cked for first place with on copy. Green - Cabbage car young Rattler coa ch Georgia and idle Tce, Rattlers play Howard of Officiating s his tm' 7 -0 wi th 1.0 SEC recor ds. LSU and Was ington, D.C., at Veteran's victory week at North _________________________________ _________________________________________ Ole Miss will be Playing their Stadiwn Saturd OVIEDO Ph. 365-3217 ay night in a Carolina A&T. But be said he ______________________________________________________________________ conference openers me ga expected to draw 50,000 eected no t4emi here ________________________________________________________________ The SEC,stlll hoidinga arts. because record agai ns t ou tside co rnHubbard said that Howar d, 2- ar e class people." peuuan at ID-11-2. W 14T non1. is "just like GrarribliM." "We're a pretty good f6dWI coril'mence games this w-eek. .. They just hopie they have team." Hubbard said "but (ria t.'ntcrLair.s Letter people than you have," we've got a lot of improving Kentucky visits 10th-ranked he said. "Thiey're not very do if we're going to keM on Richard E. Murphy Perm State, Vanderbilt is at Tu- nam boyani m don't try to winiñng." lane, Virginia Tech at Auburn cocne out and do a lot of fancy Ile said fullback Carlos and Souther n Mi____ pp at thlns, but if you make a mis- Swain, FAMU's leading scorer Mississippi State. take they'll capitalize on II," and rusher, 'ii beginning to REDI-MIX CONCRETE & MATERIALS 01her actichn fur area irxk'ITW RaWerk. 1-0, have played :ook Wit he's 904 to be a grut Sanford - Orlando -__ pendents has Florida State at Howard twice previously, de- football player for IlL" Casselberry M-5311 ________ Geoa Tech, Izisvi1k at (eating the Bisons 94 in l3 z&'terback Robert Patter- ___________________________________________________________ ___,__- - - - - - State PlaYs in UCLA against the the surprLw team of the year, Notre Dame Meeting Michigan 13th-ranked Bins in what plays 12th-ranked Michigan in 11.931 00. T 1 flow to stop the Trojans? State; ninranked Alabama exception Of O.J. Simpson. 4 Iov'a's has to be right up there shapes I T as another bone. what should be another fiercely against Mississippi State and FIFTH - 1. MetroIIne' Mick "We've got to hold the whole "And McKay says we're going buster. Fourth-ranked Ne. contested game. THIRD I Ica Via (1) 10 No. 10 Penn State vs. Kentucky. offense," pointed out Com- to get a steady diet of him.,, (7) 3 10, 360. 3 Sheh,ra,ad, (1) at's exactly where it Is Th braska meets Miami (Fla.), a 120. 420, 3' Echano Jay) (I) S 10, Elsewhere among the Top mnings, who 360. (1 expects Q 2040; T (4-7 1) $196 In other games, it's No. 11 to have his Top-ranked Okla homa faces 3 20. 3 Urza Lentz (5) 3 10. Q (1 'I 1 1 team that los t to muscular Ok- Ten, it's No. 6 Texas A&M W - 36 1 est Virgi nia against SMU; 30.00. P (4 1) 11910 SO; Penn State, Southern Cal and hands full mostly with Ricky No. 19 Colorado in a tough test lahoma by only three poin Ohio State on three SIXTH - 1 Toplind 0 (Foster) ts last against Kansas State; No. 7 No. 14 FOURTH t Alive Per ez (7) Arizona Sta te agai nst successive Bell, the nation's leading rusher For the "Roomer Sooners." Ohio weekendS. 7 Ocala Mighty weekend. And No. 5 Missouri, Texas vs. Utah State ; No, 8 I 1$ W . 17 60, 600. 2. Arerha Sanchez Mite1160,S20.S20; (5) 5 20. da ho; 15th-ranked Okla homa 460; 3 Mario (7) 250; (3) 7 20, 440, 3 Cacho Bengo. As it things weren't tough (56) 65 10; 1 (6S2) State $1,505.20; I vs. Texas Tech; No. 17 4.50; 0 (3 7) $51 60; P (y.3) $136 $O. enou gh for the poor rela ti ves of L. $715.10, Arizona playing Northwestern; the Big Ten, Iowa takes on No.3 SEVENTH -1. Mannert Dierdre 18th-rated Baylor against South Southern Cal Saturday after 13 80,7 00,4 20, 2 Celays Ramon ") Girl mercuf Carolina and 20th-ranked Flori3. V (7) S a 2 40; 960, 170. 3 Mirurl Mencha Four spending a futile afternoon with Express, Thunder In Sun Oa Priocei, (3) 3.20; 0 (77) da vs. LSIJ. Tennessee, the naS$0. 0 (37) $650; P (3 7) $116970 No. 10 Penn State las t week. 152 60; T .2-7(3), 446.00; T 3' 3 tion's No. 16 team, is idle this EIGHTH - 1. Single Diller (Saul) Next week, it's No. 2 Ohio State 750. 5.40; 7. Cacho Miguel JACKSONVILLE (AP) - State and Miam1, are tit on the (7) 6 60, (7) 15 20. 5.10. 3 00; 7. Vega (3) 4 10 400, J. Domingo Perez (1) 350; 0 Portland. idle last week, has Rearnon. Mira so far ha:; weekend. , as a playmate. 250 3 Heather Chance (5) 260; 0 The World Football League's road boats Express hopes. (111) tit 40; P (I 7) SI2I.W only a 24 record, but officials throw for 1,091 yards and sev"They are out of sight," says Jacksonville 0-1) 00 80; T (I I 1) $270 40; T 2: 10, SEVENTH - I. Echano Perez (1) Express hope to The Sharks averaged 33,000 NINTH I. Mel Tom (Taylor) Iowa Coa hope the Express' two straight en touchdowns. ch Bob Commings in boost sagging attendance by fans, including free admiss ions, wins and 5-3 record will build 440. 3 Fddy Okoki referring to his next opponent. Q t ) Make The 600. 3 D.rect Sammy (7) 12.00, 0 any of the playing the Portland Thunder in 11974. But paid attendance interest. although It might be Long Hot Summer £10 TM - I. Ceeiay on Saturday afternoon rathtr figures for this season are only WFL scoring with an average of gerze three powerhouses. A Real The es is re Expr s 00 an at led (1)9IO.?OQ.3 2Senj1av.(t) night in the Gator Bowl, about 14,000 and the Express by Alf d 15,7 points a game, are led by A - 1,021; Handle 31.154 7 60, 3.50; 3 Chucho Larrea (5) 1.60; The Nittany Lions took care th ONE Haywood, fourth in league quarterback Don Horn and Q Ii 4)54360, P I) 5)95 Neithe r the Express no r their enticed only 11,000 fans to each rushing with 557 of Iowa 30-10 last week for yards and first runner Rufus "Roadrunner" of its l ast two games. NINTH I. Bilbao (2) 9.60. 1.50, winless Hawkeyes' third loss of defunct 1974 predecessors, (j 19 running gain with a Ferguson. General Electric "Where were the fans in average Jacksonville Sharks, tried be (4)1 40; Q (76)130.60. p (26)19) 30 ENTRIES 5.0 average. 0 tonight?" Express quarterback TENTH third straight game with a 19-6 fore to compete with colleges Fergwwn is averaging 3.6 1 Chucho (3) 30 00, Central Air Conditioning George Mira asked indignantly S 70. 1.20; 7. Ramon (2) S $0. 7 60. 3, FIRST - C 3, P&<e Mile: 1 Quarterback George Mira, yards a carry with 478 total 1ctory over Purdue, Iowa's Big for the Saturday afternoon System Larrea 14) 3 20. 0 J2 ]) S45 40; P (3 Victorious Beau (Rau) s_i~ 2. Glory after l t as Sa t urda y's 26-18 ncwho threw two touchdown yards and market. fi?e touchdowns, and Ten colleague, 2) $91.70; DO (2 3) SIa.4.90. Land (Bailey) 3-I. 3 Billy Neil (E tory over Birmingham. "We're passes to beat Birmingham, Iforn has completed 124 of 212 PLUM,,ING ELEVENTH - 1, ChuchoEchavqi Taylor) ? 2; 4 Son Jour Quick "No one in the country pos. TIM fact that the University giving the people of Jackson- can also hand off to the wl,,s pa&ws for 1,328yards and eight (7) 21.10, 5.20, 7.60; 2. Alava Juan (Hobbs) 51; S. Jefferson Adios & HEATING, INC. sesses the overall team speed of Florida, along with Florida ville a winner." (5)9 40, 520; 3. Oguiza Miguel (X)mbtiS-1.6, Betsys Girl (Miller) ___________________________________________________ 1974 rushing leader, Tommy touchdowns. -40; 0 (S7) $7020; p I? 5) 51 7. Ryangold (Farber) 10-I; I. TWELFTH - i Erdoz.-Juan (3) Laurels Gypsymay (Phillips) 61. - 17 e%ater is Karate Registration b'4JW Ill (3)110.3 00 . 3 Uua Yi• (6) 160; (37)31 20. p (73)1107.70; B)gQ (23 4 Oct 3 Winter Park T S - S '.. ebV, 1121.00 SECOND LYMAN 1975 SCHEDULE LYMAN LINE-UP • dofng 'a 1) 4 NIGHT RESULTS , - Eyes Tough Mississippi son 4 .' (1) 450; - - ______ -.--- - :" "" FIRST I. Echno Lenhz (2)9.20, 310 300, Negua Sanchez Dl 310, 340. 3 Uria EIorza WINTER PARK WILDCATS - - I - VS , - ' . . "3ut you m ust be very car eful of Ashe, too. You see him watch the ace go by on him. Very polite he says to the ball boy,'Take the ball away - 1 J I Alabama 's Bear Bryant Like Grambling • , ethune Alabama A&M By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wichita State, North Texas Bryant, Ole Miss, which broke a State at Memphis State and three-game losing streak last "Anyone who can hold Texas Northeast Lnsiana against week, gave the Tide A&M toordy seven IXflt.S 01)1St Northwestern Louisiana at able trouble last season before have a terrffic defense," says Shreveport losing 35-21. Alabama Coach Paul "Bears' Alabama, seeking a fifth Auburn, winlesa after three ______ Bryant. straight sc Ciu, t rtei games, is a three-touchdown faBryant will get a ftaM straight conference vie- vurite to hand retiring Coach Wk St that defense Saturday t ies and owns a 43-10-4 mark Ralph "Shug" Jordan his first or when W ninth-nnked Crimsm in Pmes at Ujim Field under victitiry o( the year. Tide tangles wi th Mississippi in a Southeastern Conference battle at Biwam's Field. Florida A&M Foe eonl yot&rcgamewi be u nder the lights, matching darkhorse-cornender Florida, ranked No. 20, against LoW_ -1 I Miiz'i neld Oklahoma's wishbone to 200 yards total offensp last weekend and will be B up agaiil the power-I for the first time this season. The Hurricanes have only three seniors on defense - end Steadman Scavella, tackle Gary Dunn and cornerback ErDAYTONA BEACH (AP) - Intercollegiate Athletic nie Jones tAttle Reginald Beverly will Conference teams," said Scavella, a pounder, remain Be th une-Cookman's Moore. whose team impressed Nebraska scout& starting quarterback Saturday of regaining the SIAC title this Dick Beechner said, "He afternoon when the Wildcats came across the line and meet Alabama A&M. Alabama A&M, which has slapped the ball out of the air on won SIAC honors twice under Beverly, a 5-foot-5,150 pound- Crews' leadership, got in the sn option Play that put the . vry pow field pcei. er, has guided thle Wildcats past Sooners in , victory column I&st week with a Southw es tern Athletic Con- 28-7 conqu tin at (Tfl est of Al bany State. 1etx membe Miami quarterback Ka rs M'-icsippt Two A&M touchdowns came Raker ran for 35 yards and Valley State. 21-6, and Texw on pam" from 6-foot-3. 195addedl4lths-oeghtheajrforl7$ Southern, pound quarterback Jack Smith yards against Oklahoma's BethuneCoachWesleyMoore to wide receiver Phillip highly rated defensie. said he does not intend to take Stallworth. Nebraska quarterback Terry Alabama A&M lightly, desp1te Stallworth is the brother of lAwk is averaging 9.7 com, a 1-2 record. He pointed out that 3ohnny allw Of pletLons per game and hagtut, A&M Coach Louis Qews had a hSteelers,whoisanA of I for 302 yards. 16-year record of 104 wins, 57 alumnus, The Hurricanes will run into losses and three ties. The game will be held at Nebraska's seventh-ranked de"1 also realize that 90 of those Daytona Internatlon Speedfense w hich has allowed an av- wins were against Southern way. • i Harness Racing - "is it bad manners because after I win I show the c heck in t he ir face" asked Nastase. "But someone like my friend Ashe, he is ton clever to take it serious like the others. 2 \_' • Lyman F e P them. - o LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) erageof seven points Per gum, borne said, "Offensively, they After l osing :o No. 1-ranked ø1Both Miami Coach Carl Set- i Miami) have gotten mo re and laborria 20-17 last week, tM mer and assistant Jim Walden more away from our basic ofwinless Miami Hurricanes of worked at Nebraska under fensive system. They do runthe Florida get the dubious honor Coach Bob Devaney, who is now I-slot like we do, but recently Saturday of taking i.e No. 4. athletic director, they have Inserted a pro set ranked Nebraska at Memorial Nekaska Coach Tom Os- with a veer." , - ______ _______ --- believes, another purpose. It Is to "psyche" his opponents. Sometimes t• simply ant;ionizes - Straig t From Fire Friends "I'm better than when I was eight years old," he said. "Then I fool with my friend and hit over the head with the racket. Or I play to hit the ball between the legs. It relaxes me. Sanchez (1) - = Clark Graebner came to the net and threatened him a few years ago." Nastase in the press tent now was asked why ::-. he behaves the way he does. 'I () Friday, Oct. 3,17S-3B -- ____.,_. 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'end %I fur each. makir. c1teckS Pndt' iii "Si'k & Fitirl'' iti 'iitt' oil t 'ru' fli'ssp3p,.t Rent. 715W. 1t St. A FORRESIGREENE INC 5306133 377 I97Oevej REALTY INC STUDIO 1 7 BEDROOM SUITES DeBARY- $7 Aleca,,l, Road. 7 bedroom, 1 bath, living rm. kit ctien, screened porch & garage _________________________ ______ _____ _________ 2 BEDROOM 377 5641 All Pie's 377 777 - REALTY - 5.90 THE SWINGING "SERVICE air, carpeting, range, refrigerator, walk in closet, block fence Assume VA mortgage. No u,aiiiyiIç3 Oniy $l',vsu 322- 2420 Anytime - CASH 37)4.325 - p , Good used furniture wanted for private Party. 373 4320. _________________ CASH 322.4132 - EXPERTS" READY SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ___________________ ___________________________ Fiteror PainIng ?Sears 'iperipn(p also minor repa,r's v kman _ III 5720 -4 entral Heat & Air Condtioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 I77t - • ome 41 1 1 - ---- -- BUSINESS DIRECTORY _____________ - Need help (i that Saturday lob' Parelinn flnnr ,y'rudow's hung *rk c By the hour c ihr 37793$ A I P - I" . - ._ -"--- ' I - Mart, 213 Sanford Ave SANFORD - p ROYAL AMC INC - Over 90 now 76"s In stock I SMALL APPLIANCES I A' Penny goes a LONG WAY at For used furniture appliances toots. -- TOWNHOUSES WHILE THEY LAST. 55 TO CHOOSE FROM. 'PieceorHousetull 6 out 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, family Refrigerator, Kelvirtator Food a _ ___ room, ranç,e, ice maker rama. side by side 5100 3735019 refrigerator, $29,305 _______ _____________ W1t.gh'rj Dithv.s'.cr ar.J 9 Ui Alter ti REAL TOP Astociate ft Chest type freezer . 2.530 Orange' Mcflmn;eu. 1776436 Ave ML S-REALTORS _________________________ 321.41 - OVER ACTUAl DEALERS COST _________________ Your MLS Agency 10 ANTIQUES ___ A well maintaned home. both inside .. - Wanted to buy used offic, furniture, An',, Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry. Hwy 1797 ____ BARGAIN PRICES :- C 0 N 0 I T I 0 N I N 0. REFRIGERATION, DUCT WOP K 71 hOer SCtvi(e' All makes DYKES AIR CON DlTlOPnP4C,, 37? 587/ -- - .. BUDDY'S HOME IMPROI,IE 9.SENT ALL TYPES OF CAR 519F o&tw S ________ Vou've Sunday Family Buffet - ----- te 95 Noon I 0 PA ' til Sunda 96,900 - Every Sunday . AT THE "WHY NOT" KISI'I Special Priced Drinks, .7 1 '' All You I Can Eat Only $ - Iookeeplug S.rvke i, 1. ff: -- , K tm,' t,''t F Great Music, New Friends It's All At Holiday Inn For You Sunday. ' & ,.. Gpamida &an ______ , 332 47 AtI kiodsofcl-c,qng Hue trailers nan.i '"rnir- statements and tax reWts 134 .'II wi.'U r,niecij ' ,'• ' '' xym - - -4 I-. ~ 'r .'' -x Sho. lepak LDWII Cure COMMERCIAL MOWING CHEAP 373 xt 177 7539 after 8 . or STORAGE BUILDING f'e.a Treated Timber. Thermal set rv'lys'er finh over galv steel i-.... SHOE SHOP, 771 E 1st 5' . 312 9992 Come arict see us 'or shc,r repairing We ha ve taps toe your danceshoes Collars end tags RUDGE7S ARE ROt STEWED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD (01 IIMPIS 5OMFTHtN, SPECIAL' Place anitiod In classified 11 doesn*1 matter what you need You'll find Improvemsiati tPtM sam, reader Pie's lust that rpentry, Remodeling. Additions. Custom Vyork Licensed. Bonded THE HANDY MAN item hf I I SOLAR HEA71NG AND WATER I PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Oflce j 'AUL !LATER Licensed Residential Commercial Estimates Ph 3375673 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. lb -_- I -- Well Free PsckupandDelivecy Sanford ButinevsMacn,n,s 3725005 I Call Phil Gontate: 30537339), 110%UF SEPTIC TANK R4%'urteg Insured Con j Pit Control tanks, onjt&11ojj11 ' -0-0 APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2347 Park Drove 6 tankj pumped 377 - I In 5165 -. Classified Ads didn't work thpr wou!dn t be any Methn.s Otr ICE MACPIIPIjiS f',... .. .3 5' ,.. ui -Wall Paperl,g - CALL 172 2611 ______________ ill____________________________I I ________________________ - _ ---- Or She wftld like to %olon f. Cumner it Painting, Carpentry, Cement work, l' Trash & Clean up, Odd Jo 377 7615 CrOP SO-MIC p... Quality UphCl%?er:ng Free p,(k uo & WIND estimate 323 6035. r i i-liblo l ol0 0 l0 0," Upkolzte,g I .' R ,omig - , -'3~ - I" ____________ SPECIALIZE IN LOWCOS7 F asy P.urlge't 1rrm A',,si,,bIe sr NOt F ci EEL CO 89 dli i . - J I Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTE,06i$ All ' es a, ties We repair and wr,vce STINE MACHINE A. SUPPLY CO 707W 7ndSP 3774437 - 11111111 EtYour 6usInes$ Dial 32226 11 or 1111111111111 -- ç9 93 .S ri- ____ -t_ -. -- .- - ' ' ''' . ____ ________ -__________________._ - ____ _ ___________ ____ ___________ __ - Li ,:.t:y,' S STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classilled Ads clidnI work •hrc wvuldnt be any ________________________ I ir-'se ' ' it't/ 2600 Free r". }'t ".'+'1:A' .J"..". ...u.f,,i :r' '\ - C&A Back hoe Service Roofing ________________________ ________________ Lane Cleorint. fill itrf, clay rock F v rrr I ,r,rf ? er i f i v"o roof,t, or _________________________ ________________ lI DRIVE IN TV SERVICE- Fast Service 202 Live Oak Blvd. Casseiberry Phone 131 9641 ESTIWSON LANOCIE AWING Bulidoting. Excavating. Ditcrs Work Fit Ort, too sOil 3fl 593 37? s'j , I . -- - Irst ' - I .-1.- J, — Radio & 'IV . tl'ok ," ______________________________ " Beauty Care tfcirr'irr$y L-tarre!,'s .: - returns Iryore andse.7 Call 322 7flt rr fit 9Q'fl Interior. Fit er or Plastering r.sr"n,1 & %.m,jiat.j rc 7, sr,n, 372 ?7eC TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON '.-,' .• 1333 WindObyL Door Screens Custom made Repair's Discount Pr ic e s 3725620 ___________________ -- ALA (LLA7S ALL Euteriorpretturecteanng 371 t'4a.5 ___________________________ PENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 _______ __________________________ ____ _____________ ___ 2 Weekend Fun Sp e ci a ls From PET REST INN RoOrdng & Grooming Ph 3771057 Pressure Cleo&ng , — 4 -- 373 9370 52—Appliances AUCTION. 37) 134D AMC 4 . - KULP DECORATORS w 1st St 3777133 Piiiectest - 4 4 We Buy Furniture ' Rattan 3 piece sofa & chair, corner BEYOND —'s _____ lriaii;no fl#lu.e Sewing machine PavhalanceoI17IoriOvrnants of 55 See at SANfORD SEWING CENTER 3 East First, Dow ntown 1?? 9111 Eve 669 1146 ________________________________ THE CONTRACT" - HORNET ______ ____ We Buy Furniture _____________________ Kish Real Estate home In Sunland. High lot, car. peting. range, large oak treei. ____________ - ___ table &l'x1'centertable.3fl.,011, "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 5.' 41i 1971 Pontiac Li'mans. 21.050 r,'t4j, Power Steering, air 11.600 32)8.411 after 6 • '-''' _________ Ssnor 7i zag in cabinet, 3 needle' poSItion, twin needle, front '1 Bedroom, It : baths $600ctown and assume payments Phone 322 3$29. _______ "' GREMLIN JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Dir ec t From Boxcar" - I CHEERLEADERS 67A-Feed Assume Payments REALTORS 373 1 33 I MATADOR at Horse Rider Stor e, 755$ 5 Sanford Ave 3391507 _______ 1 6133 I single or double pull, Can be seen usehold Goods Days-377 diP Nights, 377 2357 __________________ ____________________ Make offer, 2 sets of Harnesses, OHNS STJ1EALTY Co. ____________________ BROKERS ''n" Sten strom ReaI4 • _- rw* paint S3,000 miles, U?S. 371 ....,........__L ANY NEW 1975 , 1HPTOoridirtg mower; 4Hppo,q roto tiller Hand cultivator. Good condition 323 6445 ,iiw 1st St , SnIord - '6SMultanQ Convertible for sale for parts, I speed, I barrel Phone 123 13.40 __ ________ Dachshunds, miniatures. AKC Also Siamese kittens Animal Haven Kennels 322-57 ----- -- lime RAYMOPIOM BALL Reg Real Estate B.'oker - Dr. Lamb -.---- -- Spring W.'non HAL COLBERT. REALTOR kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count. Eve's 371 Oéllor 1517 Ev Selma Williams 3fl 1511 er tops. Sinks Installation avail, _______________________ ab le Bud CabeIl 377 5057 any Close In. I bedroom collage, neat, JUST LISTED- 3 bedroom, I bath CLIFF JORDAN,REALTOR _________________________ ______ ' . __________________ _____________________________ HorsePastur, For kent lSAcres,inSanford 321 1319 Ot 332.7175 Steel Buitaing, 'x60', S ton air & heat, $10,000 Delivered to your Site. 332 5943, --- clean,carp,t.air.$IS Mo. 371.d261, I 66-Hoises FULLER BRUSH 177 1947 I AVE MARY- New 3 bdrm Make color selections. Pav ed "rents, city water, 171.300 with only S7() d'Swt't Government J finanrIn 5141M9 Builder TAFFER eo Real Estate Broker 110017 7$uh 55 372 5655 , condition Call 321 5710. 707 It 251h St 3737537 - wry Patio Apartments Real Problem 37340610r3730517e'vei with trees near 5CC 2 BR. $125 MOL 4 OR. 111110 MO, 1100 damage LOW LOW DOWN- Central heat. depoilt. ardens Electrolux vacuum cleaner, A-i HAL COLBERT' ________________ 1st S - , t .•x -, I ____________ uahuas. AKC, some very %mail, $21.900 re Hot * S 33-Houses, Furnished -. -. — Oneva I . Hypoglycemia d'shwather, fenced yard, $775 -, First floor, newly remodeled & TRIUMPH _______ , Vehicles _____ FREE _____ MR2. Call 3730533. BALL RE ALTY M UPlSWORTH REALTY Req R ea l Estate Broker CALL TOSEE 0711 F 322 5970 houses ma rural area No down MM,rn7 BR. large porch. New Payment . monthly payments le's One & 7 bedr oom apartments, rarport, utIlity rm . kitchen than rent Government Subsidized lisrroished Or unfurnished Newly 4"GuIPPIlid fruit & %had# Ire". 1160 to Qualified buyers Call to see if mo 3777741 PdCCOrated Come we 300 It ____________ you Qualify! Q N U s F: I F i: I I U % P UNIIANCSUS REALTOR $t Zoned Immaculate 3 bedroom home, 1BAMBOO COVE APTS N N Q (J N N H I I N U 0 M A S T A I N 132,500 * '1Get Em While* FRANXLINARMSAPT5 Rent from S 144 190 LTD. great condition inside, 14 HP Pump & Tack 6-IS' pipe, $100 . _ T S 1. N It Q T U N' Q U U A 'r IN F. s F i I __ alt ,1n41.s ____________________ - III - 353 ________ -________ __ Three lots, 25th 1974 Dodge Ram Charger, I wheel drive, lull power, air conditioned, 1.4,500 373 7771 after S ___________ 323-7340 FPFF KITTENS O good homes; Need Call alter ¶ P m. 37) 165.005 - Easy friendly living Come loin vi -------- Power. new fifes. top condition 1970 IStar.dr motor homC. gOOn ,, -- A - 1975 3236.1.49 l971Voikwagen Dasher, 1.000 miles left on warranty; 77 miles per 4l . 53,250 Phone 37) 9579 after 6 I - —-,- 1961 Cadillac, Coupe deVilte. full 1200 French Avenue 7ecreatiol ~- Ihrcucit II 0 or best offtr Phe 567 7706 alter 6 om by Betty Campbell Mon. tu Fri -377 1064 WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-- SELL -- TRADE ______________ terms ____________________________ u : s i H _ :: ._____________ ___________ bath, &r c onditioned, no cooking. 31A-Diplexes ('rank Realty. Realtor 32? 6553 _____ _____ ______________________________ I bedroom, kitchen equipped, air, 130 Nl F" 111 lifl) Manor Woman To Share ______ carpeted, 595 50 Adults only 377 Expenses or Room 6 Board Near Osteen 7196 wk nds. & eves Old 2 story home on In Home 321 0379 acre 2 bedrooms, 1 bath; ________________________________373 c$3 _________ - Two h.drnnm turn or unurn. $11,500 Call anytime' after 3pm, Unfurnished adults preferred ¶CCurityd$jt, """nr fl? 4670 ORANGE CITY- Duple,, turn or 3 BR. 1 bath, air, appliances, fenced AKF MAPY 7 BR duplex, kit usr,furrt Quiet PlaIQhbOrhOOd back yard, puma, fruit trees, (hen epDed Carpet, central _____________________________ 570,000. 37) 2671 after i Peavinat'le 77$ 1615 or '173 heat & air. 1)50 oer mo 'rollers) FORREST GREENE INC Mileage, oiniall V 1. auto Iram . PS. ar Immarutat,. CorditiOri - - CASH F or Your Cars 323 1379 Sanford Auction Professional Poode Grooming ________ ________ spection a trr, valve job. $350 372 9075 alter S p m fireplace sets. chests, f,jg%, Pets- Supplies - ____________________________________ ______ r. 1966 Mustang 3spoeed 2@9. New in 1969 Chroiet El Camno tow _Pomeranians, AKC. male, 555. Female 5 1 00 Will sell bosh for 5150. 372 6517 Or 3 2 6377 -- 3227643 _. 3 BR, V i bath nr.- 196701d%mObilell2 4 ieed. AM FM Rad'o 's 3fl 3317 tables, oil paintings, tapestries, ________ ?pal Estat BR. 2 bath FHA. 1)5.500 , __ ___________________ ii,co (I) Tomorrow " "" '° Btu* metallic. 11,M, Call Don Pope. 332 1651. Dealer. _____ __________________ _____ . Ni"n'ts 1i4$$6 29-Rooms __ F (33) 700 Club (44) Star Trek ' 1977 F'rebirct, 3 speed. 6 cyl., A/ radio. I track tape play,' in dash - clocks, rockers, desks, wide varct glass and Lr' a brac BankAmericard and Master Charge we lcome .'.'r [I. .'. '' 5hampor for only II 50 per day CARROL'S FURNITURE 4736, IIA HAV1% Drive I - _________________________ 11 - M (2, 1) News Clo - Pent tlftr SFMlP4Ot F (TO Acreage tr ac ts. small and large 57000 Der acre and up Terry Realty, Realtor 67$ 07 RIDER Assoc __________ chair and rocker set, drop leaf — - 46- Sanf Ord 3fl?I I I ____________________ MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 199) 1919 5 French Antique Auction 64-Equipment for Rent Comrnercial Property _________________________ W. Garnett White Stemper Realty AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS 1145Sf _________________________________ _______________________________ ______________ JOHN - -- students. Or polots %94 In 3930 _____ . . Eves 373 OdS Assoc,ate -- _________ ________ in MIA Monday, Oct. 6, 7 p.m. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodrut I's Garden Ce,w er 101 Celery Ave. Sanford And Acreage Motorcycle lnsvrsr<e BLAIR AGFN(y best buys. . Arms, "an WUmate in high DR D MB — I have FHA BUYS SMALL CASH . -71 3 BR MOBILE HOMES LIKE NEW. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, tow U ng " apartmt, u beefld1agnosed Furnished IncIdnq Utilities -_ by t,offe FROM 2 Pack 125 Summerset in Casselberry, GREGORY MOBILE HO XENMORE WASHER, parts, Fred's ad suggests. It also doctors as having CCtte', fenced. 575.900 380) Of Drive servIce. used machines WEEKLY RATES offers "special rates for topless hypoglycemia, both ran a six. 1505W. 25th St. ____ Sanford 373 3705 OONEY APPLIANCES lAP 0697 IBR 14, dancers.' There's the first hour glucose test to confirm the SANFORD BEDROOM. Il i bath, family o (plus $13 room, 1057 Scott, Sanford, Only 1975 t,.amcron, 7 bedroom, Central bank payment coming up diagnosis. I was placed on a HOT BISCUITS PLUS Security Depoilt Required I. 53WRacJio.5te heat and aIr, range and 322•2090 below FHA appraisal, 11:37 Served Daily sh0FUy,a nd stlllno tenanla. But high protein diet, but no ProfetlicnallyManaqed refrigerator, covered patio, CHILDREN WELCOME I laundry room, wend awolngL like Color TV's fro, $50. B&W. from when they start to arrive, the vitamins, By 3 BEDROOM, I', bath, garage, By LAWRENCE E. LAMB Crxvenient to Schools I Shopping !w u felir 71 $13; Service all makes HERBS' new Innlceadultpark. Phone)?) ______________________________ central air, carpet. 7511 Sanford aLwtmnt is weird, including I sUrted to black out after A IV 1200 S French, 373 1731 __ SAPIFORDMOBILE PARKS, INC 0239 I Ave Only $73,200 ________________________________ _____________ Officer floppy's mother, played being on a high protein diet J (San MO Central) for IN S S J 3219410 TV Antennas Installed. Also music, by Nancy Kuip. Mobile Home, completely furnished,3SISS Orlandoorive : 0 Y two years and went toa medical you £ Larry intercom, p,agingsystems. New or don't recognize, these may necessary, but don't attached Florida room, situated 171 1930 eliminate Saxon, Realtor C clinic. The doctor in charge of lead to old construction 332.7996. Sosjth. on 7 lots. 7utility buildings. Phone 8-11 NBC NBC SATURDAY n HA the carbohydrates entirely R 7 Bedroom, (tir conditioned, fenced east video. bo th 1ism stated 3220373 ere Is no some of your 0 1 ' I ___________________ ______________________ NIGHT AT THE MOVIES symptoms. Or you even for breakfast, yard. 1901 Summerlin Ave 55.900 ____________________________ or make offer 3773197 ,,. "Shamus" RERUN Burt such thing as low blood sugar could have low blood sugar. 7 Bedroom, i : bath, lQ'x)O' at COLOR TV,$i 95 MONTH Then eat small meals and eiut ______________________ _____________________ tached 'bed. 45' carport, large RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN . Reynolds stars In this one as a (functional) and that everyone Functional hypoglycemia Is some of these foods listed ebovt f (0 has low blood sugar readings In real. It is Florida room Central air and 644 1006 JOHNNY WALKER tough-cookie private eye, adequately dlscused between meals. Also start a — heat. Lake Kathryn, $7,000, $30 the 50's and 60's on a glucose En leading GENERAL CONTRACTOR texts of medicine good exercise program for ) At 1.4-Sanford typically strapped for dough 7176 teg. 5'I—Garage Sales REAL ESTATE, INC _________________________________ (Beem and McDermott 1975). yourself, graduplly. By He stated the US. was the One well-recognizeil cause He 43-t.ots.Acreage is providing a balanced diet and Garage Sale, October 41h, Bel-Aire 322.6457 ___________ country that uses this abnormal function of North Homeowner's, Oxford Road, the avoiding sweets, you may dlagno11z,thatthereisnopq pancreas that _______________________________ Fem Park. 140 families Old and sometimes surprised how much Im. to minutes from Svwance River, new items precedes development of provement you will have . 7?a Dr Chietland. Fla. $3,000. Al so 6'. 31? 7111 people with this diagnosis Yard Sale. Sal.. Oct. 4, Bol C acres. 41111111 betes. IlYPOglycemia ocms DEAR DR. LAMB - I need kv Way. 72nd off French. Sanford. 377 1991 177 9754 City, 513,000 372-7115. 377 0415 really need to see a In people who have had part of some information on of Altamonte Springs the sub. Something for you. • psychiatrist, not to be put on a their stomach removed, And, In ject of eating before running. high protein diet, GARAGE SALE: Misc Items in 1 a mild form In some other I'm a 16-year-old boy who runs , cluding oil heater, $73, 710 VA A.C. A full $500 moving llownce when you buy a new by All I knOw is UAt I 3fifl 111111111ife people In a similar manner. approximately two to LE 73; '3 HP pump. $10; Lawn to $ thrft , my excessive fatigue and Gfirada Townhome at Sanora " Move in for less and you These people often eat only lIliles every M0*efI IS 214 W. 151h St. morning. I find it _____________________________ ahakey spells along with the 1'00p the difference 11111111111111111110 TAX CREDIT APPLIES C`Rrb0hydraW (sUrches aWJ hard to make it running on an See viohat a Granada Townhome has to offer Over 1.650 Garage & Sake Sale. Saturday. Oct, , DlHrent S lightheaded (eeling, and I sweets), The Complete Salad BarCONVENTIONAL Z stomach empties empty stomach, When I 4th, 10a. m. tOdp.m, 172 Hloden living 5UO feet of . including 3 space. / bedrooms, 2V2 FlNAucutso have an co sometimes pass out.. I ha ve held rapidly In the absence of fat and 80/. VA $O DOWN / Lake Drive, off Lake Mary Blvd. plenty AVAILAILE bati'is and of ctosot A private courtyard entrance, 0 early breakfast and wait a few hard working posluorls for a Soup Duiour • Lasagne saw& ac Woodme Home Features Central Heat anc DID scotheque enclosed patio gafden. two-car garage with electric doors. I ___________ _________________________________ 8T Air. Sh" Carpeting in Living Area%. Inside And Clio run woman bu t can no longer keep find it Garage Sale- Little bit of results In central heal and air, color-coordinated kitchen and much resction, Outside Storage, Modern Equipped Kitchen, 0 Roost Beef 9 Chicken AlaKing everything, Chlldrens games, much easier, Could you please lead LIP 8use of M. I don't have more Complete recreational faCilities maintained by the What should YOU do? Privately Fenced Rear Yard And More t t P Come z records, stuffed animals 215) First tell IFIL. of solne f(mis that I any other problems that would Sonora Homecoowners Association. On Closing we pay your On Out And See For Yours411. Palmello. Oct. 4, 9 6 * 2 Vegetables e Shrimp Croo19 keep an OPen mind to the would be able to eat that P2 ~ -one to think of a possibility that you initial too ($400) and first y6ef's membership to would z 3237140 Big Carport Sale. Friday, Saturday. have some pep inc up and won't upset my SALES BY March 1, . 978 - 10 Variety Desert Table 37).004) Sunday, 67) Santa (behind arWefies t1`11,1111, You have not stonlach? Prices rangill from SM.900 to S311.500. Move in for as I hillive no time to wait agrees with this, I REALTORS. REAL ESTATE come to grips with. Second, do a a few hours little 5 5% down with financing 7,75% CAP ii) or 7.25% after eating to run. Coffee, Tea Or Milk I'm 36, weIgh 132, and work little ezpeiixnentln.g. (APR.) with 20% down, No closing coats, Monthly main. YARD SALE: Household items, DEAR READER — VOW' part time. If you were me what clothing, etc. 2414 Willow Ave 9 to Qiange your eating habits so experience tenance as covers lawn care, water, sawer trash cotlecis In line with ex4,FrI, Sat. lion, structural lnturancs and outside liability, Granada . would certainly appreciate any centraled sweets Townhomes quality for the 5% tax credlL Garage Sale' is Sofa bed, — sugars, experiment CHILDREN UNDER help I Can get to start enjoying Jams, Is to run a dog on a 'Offer e,pie5 September 30, 975 Ref rlgeretor, Toys, Clothes, Many etc. Include in your diet treadmill with HALF PRICEI ou t feeding, theil life agaln. miSc, items. Fri., Sat,, Sun. 4.5u " whole wheat bread and bulky 0mv fl,m. fit 101 Larkwood Drive give the dog DEAR READER some sugar and It's Every true Vegetables such as salads that re peat the 3 Mo,.6 IIdyllwlfde). M li .1-11h 1 Year bases test. The sugar in. I ,/ _______________ _________________________ ti "f ilm wfli Slow ft emPtYing of the creasn the dog's capacity to W I NO SECURITY DEP 0 _05 ______ _________________________ have other problems, Including OF ORI AN DO-ALTAMONTE SPRINGS I with lean protein such as lean Your source 41 k 19?3 Sloop. 24'. betths L galley. of energy in the anxiety, Whether that Is the round steak and fish. Avoid th S On Lake, Fr BoatIng SPool Ctubhou' head, .tI its, auxiliary Out can With YOU e body comes from food The 4;. r*t M at SonOra 5 trapet Carp,tinq 53 Dining Pms board, 54,505 305 $74 3)79, 55 liglavarl. SaM.cd. Flrid 5•rwra SlUt know from the lnforinatjon at ar4 cigarettes entirely), sweet bohytirate, HighWAY 11-92, Sanford, Next To Cava lier 15' Runabout. 11berglas. canvas top, fat or protein, is p,, aI., .ff.r, Mum: It, 7 to fiidip It. rolls, and Include In your breakhydrocarbon and has solar 323-$670or33 777 1 9 SO HP Mercury engIne & b0t in You may have anxieties that fast some %.5.ard.i £ $vad: PSUI (303) 3?? 171$ 0' 3?) $010 lf.D(D protein, even steak If energy excellent shape I. ready to go loeketi In . Equal HivlffigOfliOduititPlt. Et,aI H*4-x, "4' . s,. '...' trailer, $695 •' wA' - -1. In 7645 All merthandiw to be sold to the highest bidder. Partial listing : Bold Front chine, Queen Ann dining room suite, Guetin Ann bedroomsujte, player piano, ass and I ron bed . k table and chain. cherry,, eIejerC, Duncan Phyfe sofa, Victorian love seat, Empire sofa. several wicker pieces In. Elud ing exception wicker couch. fond r.ar(1Land I 610 _____ - - - 78—ttorcycJes IF THIS IS THE DAY to buya new car, see today's Classified ads for 1206 I M Pro-61it. li me releas,tcl plant Cabin adjoining Ocala Ualionl Forcst Moss fflutf Pie. 80' 100 lot, cabin furnished , air con ditOned 16.500 with nec third down 317 fF/0 Homes, LOTS - f ,. DdS "22 7171 Qrijk,'r ' - 30S 647 SI " or 6" lOn --------- office furniturp 62—t,awn-Garden - Commercial Properties JOHN SAULS AGENCY lorl B edrooms Adults only PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 7545 Park Drive. S70 up. J I I ______________ 54 gal Brooklyn, there Is a tical 8-1:30 NBC SANFORD AND SON ' o ne Sonford Ams" The _________________ ______________________ 49 - Pct mortgage , c.,,,, . ONLY I — _______________________ _____________________ 1977 Yamaha, AlSO Kawasaki Dirt bike. 90 CC, Penney's Mini Bike. - ______________________ NOLL'S Catsitrry, I? REALTORS H A. %410W R,'n Real Esta', Broker 'si na.in '774R 171 '135' BEAUTIFUL HOME- 3 bdrooms, ll, baths, fenced yard. enclosed looiting for good tenant (aIl 373 5109 after 6pm Tirrd ot looking! We have npenlnQs lull or part time, showing 6 trlllnq Sarah Coventry icvveIry - -d _______ I ' 4:30 (9) Movie is BWI-Bang's azt Oo.Jo NO KIDDIES 1,00 ASSES 3 HITS, - _____________________ Hwy 16 Wr'ss Snnooi'cl 171,1620 cabinets, as is Cash and Carry DeBary 3 minutes from Deltona DeBary exit on II & 70 mhiut north of 136. I 4 exit. Sates person on Site Sunday for your assistance. Take II to Deltona DeBery exit and follow signs WIlT REALTY ;,i _______________ AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas money' Call MI '1079 36 ___________ - I., FRIDAY 7:30 P.M. & chairs, Secretarial desks & chairs. straight chairs, filing First Time On Market. Make your selection first, Lot sizes start at lS'xlSO'anaup 51.O001o1).950p,r lot. Large WO yr old oak trees. country living. City conveniences. baths.3 car garage, Florida room. Harold Hall Realty dining room, kitchen, living rnm 3 tilks from ?ori C,iil )J alter 6 p m No ono,"Imen, DeL.ina 904736 J44 Show The Carol Burnett Show Matt Helm breaking plates, spilling things, an International black market knocking over furniture with scheme, Dyan Cannon is delightful zaniness, Eddie featured. z"inaiiy has to fire her. BREAKFAST -10M. 0 we FRIASAT -- 4ecOnd;,;o Batteries. SI? 95 ii cnoe REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Ave We are lded with all kinds of merchandise, furniture, TV's, glassware, dithel. Hundreds of Misc itemS. THIS SHOULD BE A REALLY BIG SALEI Wood fit %left flPil's (executive desk Down 50 By owner- 2' miies west of San f or d, 3 bedrooms, excellent COfl dition, 5)5.900. 3230230or 562 central Auction Sale - ice Supplies =- CHOOSE PAYMENTS,125 ISO - PFAL TOP 372 719$ derful potential. Call for details. I1"'S'5 RN's IPN'%. Aides Aid. Large efficiency apt.. upstairs, , (. '1 () I N I I A N K lIndstinim, is hired by Eddie as dW&CteM During his much, the maid. She's also a stJub, he learns the jewels are part of At A114111111111, 9:4? I Friday, Oct. 3, lflS—JB LII's Auction Service REALTORS 1)06511 $ CallBart Real Estate .-_- r -, 1. 72uction RORSOpI MAR INE 3977 H I; 3fl 596) Used do t i on. Slate roof, asbestos siding, (quipped kitchen, air 5)7,750 very large rooms. Eat-in kitchen. lormal dining room. A real buy at VERY LARGE 3 bedroom home with nice garden spo t In good $71,900. Excellen t terms Iocat;on, 530.000. FRENCH AVE.- Residence plus _________ .'--' ____________ _____ "' comed"' a shot stolen at $10-m' "' he c AlIce100 Ghostly deals this recover Jewels. Set in 11 TUtirj PLUS I —________________________ REINELI. 9 It.. '7) 110 hp Merc. Cruiser inboard and ou t board, low hOur's, full Canvas. instruments, head, icebo*, sink, tandem trailer. 321 0391. Must sell, - S135 mo Call between 530 S For in f'mation call 337 0701 __________ — — (33) international Chamoionhip Wrestling 5:50 (9) ' II' V bottom fibrqt fing 6 tIlC Excellent Condition. $150 377 3915 _ _______ 3236353 4 bedroom 7 baths, family room, pool, fireplace, over one acre In town with country flavor $37,950 —. privacy fence, MINT CON NOW lEASING DITIOPI $32,750. Must see Call P4rw i'nrvl..rn 1 SOry Studio apart for terms ns ttr,i, '1Vl furnished ( nVønently 10r4'ed and MAGNOLIA AVE.-Large? Story. beautifully landscaped L 'qh? housork Must be able t rn w,I(Jc1 Write Box 2195, 5anIor 29 30 _____ — )38 7:30 (9) Movie (44) Star Trek iiL. 7:30 9:45 ---- . ____________ 17'00 (2) Movie (9) News (44) Unt ouchables 1715 (9) ABC News 1:00 (44) Time Tunnel 1:30(2) Daily Devotional Man Destroys 9 12:45 3:05 5:15 7:30 9:43 Farm. Fresh Fruits To our many friends & customers, We' are now open for business at Our new locat ion on th e f arm Y'atl ome vIsit. _______ ANDERSON FARMS 2301W. 1st St. __________ — 1130 (2) News 84:30 CBS BIG EDDIE 041`1ftk WA $10DOW J'.ft - ________ Forrest Greene, Inc. CoUntry Town & lovely POOL, wall to wall carpet. draperies, dishwasher. Shfubber y, 177 Oil tit 676 46J7 9--Good Things to Eat — 27 — Week (44) Movie 9 - 10 (6) Bob Newhart 300 (34) That Uncertain Tuesday . Sunday I 25 26 24 "I (44) Movie 7'30 (9) The Invaders - — USA , 23 ________________ 22 - . IA Ave SIM -inth I)f u,% %2S deposit _____________ ____________ - -- 41—Houses -- 1 _._-. 1 - _________________ RAVENNA PARK- Choice 3 bedr oo m, 7 bath, family room. 1 B"drnnm apartment, Ill French C. csries ts & ST.JOHNS RIVER-. Near DeBary, almost an acre of river front beautiful trees. great g ner says "Submit otters" CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful laketront iot on peninsula 'or unobstructed S(enerp $75,Ocj(, REALTORS,I)o.1 _____________________________ Real Estate urses Aide to care for semi invalid Large 7 bedroom clownstait TV HIGHLIGHTS See -- --------- 1 - ----- ___________ poem 17 --- In Hartman Realty Air Conditioned furn, efficiency apartment, upStairs, mature adults 51$ Park Aye Care fOZQe2OnI,r, Next to new Drivers' License Bure,u 372 6645, 52 EP1C 16 I B edroom trailer in Paola, $73 plus $25 depojit _____________ _______ -- A BABY'S WORLD Care for infants 10 9 — — — 14 — — — 13 SUNLAND- Well kept 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on quiet st reet. Corn pletely fenced. Pool. Assume low Interest loan, Only sfl,O 7 OR. air, near SiC. Ige private lo;, $130 'no plus utilities, $35 security. 332 0545. Furi%he'd Apartmen ts 6115 Park Weekly or Monthly 323 4796 ,_ 6—Child 8 1 ___ __ •Bedroom Apt Monthly RentAlS Available 3135 $150- Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I 16 SR 1)4 Found & - RIVFR Adult oar 2 Story Colonial home. furnished, BY OWNER country nnein .nd air Can be used as tworent allots near St. jot Riv e r. Low 'n'Ø Siirroisncii by apartments, Garage. Puce lot, down payment. P.O. Box 207. rvnrs ,rcc Only $70,000. Owner•Assoclal,, Sanford Phone 3flllos. 1 uin _______________________ $31 044 _.. .. f I . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I _________________ _______________________ -----LOST Grey & white huski type male dog Call Carl at Mr. Muffler Shop 37) 3311 Reward ___ _________ .-- 12 (44) Combat 0 - 71 (6) Biceatennial 11O (1) Soeaking With Minute Your Hands p:to (6) l (1) Rock'n Fun (44) ThAt Good Old ;;,w NashvIlle Sound . '"""?'' 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Everyday people GoIi,g . . _______________________________ — _________________ rffrrinn I lthnn At Town & Lake Artmen,s month pIus Ut ult 373 1070 Let Therapeutic p improve your health Phone $31 3763 . 5—Lost -- - 44 Weekday tab ) 45 And others 36 Gibbon I — (24) Solar Energy (44) Roøina M 800 (2) Emergency (6) The Jeffersu'ts (9) Saturday NIqhI Live With Howard Coseli (24) Philadelphia Folk F es tival (35) Movie (44) Music City Of The Week WEEK ______ I t TheCosbyKids Information (13) Mv'e (24) Washington Week (33) NFL Game 'ro DANCING ______ ______ _- ~ (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Burns And Allen (35) Hocus P Gang (44) Wrestling 7IV (2) Friends Of Man (I) Ranoing With RAI.PbAll Playoffs, Hardy (2) I Dream Of Space Nut's JeannIe (13) DaytIme (6) U S Of (74) Electric Company Arctiie (35) Cartoon's (I) Banana Soli 1) () In The News (9) Boo's Circus (9) Schoolhouse 730 (2) Jabberwocky Rock (6) lIntstones 1)30 (7) Wesind (I) Go (6) Ghost Busters R'OO (3) Emergency (I) Soeakinc With ______________________________________________________ Plus Four Your Hands '."..; F Florida's Watching (6) Hee HAW (5) News Conference Saturday's Heroes I I- \Imocr ff- 7.('i4 (7) (24) jr Stv (35) Holiday On Whek I-M (6) In The News i'(0 (2) Doubleheader aos cis UUM EVENING (44) Soul Train 12'71 (6) in The News (4) () Deluxe - (44) Movie 17'00 (2) Movie (8) News 1 'i' (9) Mov., 1.10 (2.5) Midnight p.m. to — (35) Friday Night direction Wrestling (24) Valla Ateqre (35) Unlscooe Show (24) Electric Comoany (44) Gerald Derstine 9.75 (6) In The News (9) Sc hoolhouse Rock 10 (2 5) SODoo Entertainment Saturdays 1:30-11:30 s.xm F (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style 11'10 (2) Tonight Show (6. 44) Movie (9) Wide. World 0 Information 8 (9) Speed Buoqv (13) All-Star Waldo Kitty () Grape Aoe Fridays 7:3011:00 p.m. '"s 041111111"t VWWT Dinosaurs 9'00 (2. 5) Secret Life Of Weather RE YOU TROUBLED! call Toll Free. ;7 for We Carer 'Hotl,ne'° Adults or Teens. - -- _________________ ________________ --iiii.-IIIIIIIIII, 3 room turn Bedroom Is conditioned $tOOmo 111 E 5th St. 372 4255 or 372 5716 - 41—Houses 34-Mobi le HOmeS MARRIAGES Plrformed by M.ril'1n. Plosary, Ocala. 04 737 H61 or 737 5773 .—.--------------------- ______ 17(10 (2) Jocle And The Pussycat's (6) Valley Of The Neighborhood (44) Enc ounter ___________________________ i l 6 leader A 5E C A Qf I 3 Carbohydfao L0 suffix _____ T A T SE5 C depression 39 Oak tree trwt N U M 5 8 USSR range 41 Thus (Latin) 6 eN! 12 Red vegetable 42 Uncle ISp) F. PA 13 Antique C3 43 Lass name IN 14 Roman T E T It 46 Music studies E N f emperor t r P 50 Conveyance 15 Clumsy animal si Period 53 Result desired 6 Oxford English 30 Merit i& Stir 32 Mountain Dictionary 17 Egyptian 54 Garner range lab) goddess 55 Tokyo's f or mer 35 Bubble up 7 Used by IS Requesting name 39 River island rangers 20 Cooking 56 Too 40 Mountan lion utensil 8 Join 57 Small land 41 Mountain S,d9 22 Numbers (ab) 9 Climbers' mass periodic slops 42 Southwest 23 Native metal 58 Japanese coin us mountain 24 Leg part '19 flire flCIñOVk 10 Seed covering II MiiJy range 27 Large cask DOWN 43 Indian dress 19 Japanese 28 Mariner's (44) Untouchables • fl0 (6. 5) News (24) Rook Beat (33) Nashville On The Road (2, 6, 5, 9, 13) News (74) Florida BusIness Week (35) Pno Goes The Country AFTERNOON (I) _____ 1 Swss mountains 5 Mountain (24) Black Per%DeCtive On The News (35) Wilburn Broth crs Show Couole (24k Mister RoQer's NeIghborhood (35) BIg Blue Marble (44) Friends Of Man 11 M (6) in The News (24) Mister Rocler's Leenth 11-00 (7.6.5,9) News (24) A viation The Odd Ball (9) 1prry (44) Greatest Sports (74) WashIngton Wr'ek In - - Fu i' ie ON E lm Camd' Minute 9flfl (2, a) Rockford Files (6) HawaiI Five-0 () Movie (13) Staaecoach west (24) Masterolece Theatre (44) Movie 9 - 10 (13) The Law And Mr Jones 1(1- 00 (2. 5) Police Woman (6) I3arnaby Jo nes (13) Burke's Law (24) Pin To See A Pøo Show 10-10 (35) Portrait 01 FsJ,L T riLN ACROSS 37 Lon -- (24) Sønor Scene (3$) Star Trek (44) Hoaan's Heron 7-1fl (2) Calebrity Sweostakes (6) Wonderful World Of Magic (I) 525 000 Pyramid iij (9) Snuares (13) All Star Wrestling (44) Love American Stv:e Ri (7) Sanfor d And Son - - ALff ___ I _________________________ Friday . , Answer to Pr ev ious Puzzle Friday, Oct. 3, 1975 1111111111111111111111111 TONIGHT'S - - _______ _________ �_________ -- - - - - -- - - - - - - I__.t__ rr - - ' j. - - - - B -Evening p4erIJ,SaflfQrd Fl. Friday, Oct. 3. 175 BEETLE BAILEY ________ - _r ___________ ____ AENT WE NO. ThIE IR6T TEE T1E Mart Walker HOROSCOPE 4OW' (NEED9A \ 1 , LITTLE SALT! LEØE ,. . %.~ kl .) .C-. ~_ CUT ~ C. ) BARGE? .'..1 -. ~I r_ s \ U , ( ~ I I ; rim - 0 G - \ i ai \ , / __ ~kv _____ THE BORN LOSER by Art SoflsOrn . -~Tcp a)_\4JTIW.o - IT TZV_i , 161, ~ _-1_ 11Z --_1~ _1I~I.~111 1: 1*~s...... - 4 Cl 0111, - I- - .. ,V -W i L. I - __~ / CANCER (June 21-July 22) Choose your companion You will now begin to make wisely. ( _-, I -- Aç ATS TO MUCH LIKE aWl DATE i LAST NIGHT/ I MOW I I i (A3uT This I MENT I CLUB STOCK - iGk INVESTMENT, LOW WIELD ___ -7 I. I I *J iO$7 42 . 49 &Q8 I _____ ______ I __-__ 101111 1 ISUGS BUNNY 5 AFTER, TMT VA.')AST DEEF WE SLEEPWALKING 94D WOUTINE. AGAIN! - / Q 10 #K 10 4, A J 10 9 7 5 4 . 0 a of ~? 'I \) _ - - ____ ' _' ' ,•. ___ ____________________________ ..:. BLONDIE Chic Young IN IT'S ONLY A 11 E WHIFF AND YOUR - AT $ 3S AN OLWXE HE'LL . ?a,,, $35 AN OUNCE Q~ USBMD tAALL GO 60 WILD WITHOUr -0 W WE Ws4itrp.s " 11 ~ _- "l—o-1~ ; .. V. e THIS ANEW I Ill k MMMEIS CA,I D JUNGL DWMS I I i '1 ____ a4LC.,UI '• /. C (L 'I- . , - "—... C : k-y, "*~ ~ T ' 'b:_ " ____ I I— _____ 1_____'____ -.__ TAI( 7HA çANP714AT 'a3 11 ST CFRA 'CAN ( I AtW ) 1~; ;Z &-vt 30 20 %% SNW. I ki . t , i, / AM i s *'%%No I sm to ft I's Ps so - 11 - Itk)WDC4'&t/HYMAJ UflTI - . — ____ 110-3 OH,PCfr 4JLI 1IMSLLF I ____ HIMS 4kU%4A I _. - J : 'h D',) A - Scoring Well On National Tests PtiaA( i JIM I _J 04 I I - , __J Y~ no, By DONNA ESTES Herald SWI Writer diEy P" 85 64F,V, 1 — — _ 0 I RO VV 9 byAlVirmeer a new I r' — 4) . FRANK A D L NEST /, 3 _____________________ I0_ by Bob Thaves XT'$ RALy C, I~ , ~Jlq ___________________ _____________________ r *1~. ____ L_ os 't'." __________________ by Bob Montana _. 1P "_ ~ TO MY OFFIa AND SEE IF I icr education ci the Seminole public school system. supplement the textbook, Seminole' students rate at about the national norms in reading. In the county schools the phai the past tc or three years on the e l emen ta ry level has been on mathematics and language reading skills. idea of geometry neither have always rated high in mathematic concepts. off 5 it does many high school students, Dagg said. Semine!e Cnty yinter ur(ñecars ago scoring low the computation side of the national standard When it was seen locally that students were not doing as well fl matie rnrnpitthtions an anal)sls made !ocal!} of areas of strength and weakness and additional drill material Road Funds To Be Discussed The resWts of this years mathematics test are available. When the results are in the curriculum council will be looking into all phases of the mathematics program and meUr within thc r,et two ee to formulate a recommendat,on on the county's school math program to School . ---.-.." •, .. . )'' S, SIR i,4~--~~il~_ Educational televisi on, touted as the thing of the future n education just a few i Seoleschoo1 ln -v -th degrees, te, I (Continued On Page SA) ow I -17 T mills ' ______ .. __ i Around TheClock Bridge 4% ç Ginny Davis, administrative assistant to State Ilepresenta. . 4 1A V&_ N used $9,000 in damages to the Europa Health Spa at 1780 Park Ave. North and I it t` _10 __--- - I- . ai Deput> F C1ef u r said the blaze Spparentl) started in the closet in the back of the building between the showers and the - ___J . . L V5' ,, -. i;- ~-~,F ' ' ', V 1. -- -_ --r 7~ 11 -_ -i i ; ~ 1%1~x. V ___! e e`., ~.-~,,f" ~ ',K.-,~_ I . 4-4s .--V_ ~, -i.. - A-i I? -To , *.O- T- - - r,- I Cause of the blaze was under TT~_. 6' ~7 1-IT P°P) Depar tment heads Initially submitted $22-million worth ~( ' - --- . night he .-- (or, _.- . . \tMTND — A (ire Friday 'r p rope rty rt owners will pa 40 'orth of xae or In I't - -- . 1 im-P which means '' maged • .. i I t. ago. is now beirig used in the Health Spa I 4.I - . I Superintendent W. P. (Bud) . - ~,- ViWen Jr. said the board will Ginny Davis Named A rrlofl& op enios 0 ___________________ gY ~ superintendent acQictnt was developed and distributed to the elementary schools to Public Works Director Bob of reducing millage to the T'he $75.000 reduction was Andrew asked for the session figure certified by the county's part of a "cut list" offered by because Andrew says the Commission Chairman Sid Commissioner Mike Ilattaway. $75,000 reduction will require a The final figure was $I.,000 6 40 0 40 G) Dai' mathemati tests, last year County roads has prompted a Sanford. 4~ -. - _~- I - - -, I --- -_ -.i .- -. --- School Level scored well in computation. The feightens them nor turns them or _t,~ - id flnn The youngste are learuing so many new things that the At the time the Cut Was MAde, major revision of his roads reconsider 'the entire 19776 commissioners said they would program f next sear road program during the one- decide later in which district a 1latthd} suggested a p5,000 A $75,000 r ed uction In funds hour work session beginning at road or roads will not be bui lt reduction in fun ds slated for earmarked for Seminole 9:30 a.m, at the courthouse in next year. road materials as one method ' 9 ~b =_ your second grade student comes home this year talking about gOmetry, pronouncinE th words trazoids, pentagon and hexagon just as though he really knew what he was BY ED PI1ICKL= HeraldStaffter I oId - ' ~_ — - I -__- - - "'~ A '', - . ____________ ____________ IL I J A - earning More At Low ta lk ing about. Because he does. The children are being taught spatial relationships in the second grade and the boys and girls are not finding it difficult, Mothers, don't be surprised If !_ . . ___~ - - 0 I 4 ZK"VW M41VIS" VIA / FIXX IAMR? f I C ' . - X " M&yp M40S V X& AM,4W. -' / ose Cub n Tr de 0 PP - I by Garry Trudeau Look behind 4t_~_'&~:~ f\ State 1• - X r UP FCQ i4 Aploximateb 50 per cent of the Boy Scouts' operating expenses comes from the seven United Way campaigns, Last year, for instance', the United Way of Seminole County, Inc., pro%ided $12,5M for the group. / that new ' doI - .. I-e M&M 7 ..F Irz V PRISCILLA'SPOP - 6 4 Hurt ' ,1-f-__-____J oo? , __ — ..IT5 OT44ERcfL)F(E , ,- .-'- 7. .a Pj /. / A"!; Am!; mw.. /A jt~ ~, ____i 1' By Roger Batton AEY,AWX)W ~Ji I I __J 1W - 0 . FUNNY BUSINESS OW T4NC-7 . WHAT HF_ LACKS 1 9 TALENr-. Owen said that while traditional scouting activities of camping and hiking are useful in promoting fit. ness and attracting members, there are a multitude of other programs that are especially geared for the area in which the troop is located, So me of these are special urban programs. Operation Reach is a nation-wide drug education program; and Keep America Beautiful Day promotes a clean TI V , 1. 019~ 11 10 ,_ // /0-3 ______________ XZRT ,' I A W ~, - 11 156 A 1 tui\ h 40 IJLL Pan DOONESBURY by Dick Cavolli WALgJN W"I wrtrers will receive copies of king would produce only one JA C013 Y Af ODERN i .--- I HEAR A ______ - shock to find that the ace and D-3 WINTHROP I Embargo Would ,, .Scouts, for boys aged 8.1o; the Boy Scouts, for boys aged 11-18; and the Explorers, for boys aged 14-21. "The Boy Scouts of America has three main goals," Owen snid. "To huild character t •n*' citizenship; and to promote physical and mental health." So 4NT 5 P Pus S N.T. Pan 6 & Pass 7 NrT, Pass Pass Pass Openlnglead - J* - " • .r 11 ~,_~_,, /AL W• , A Winnipeg reader wants to know If th ere were life masters before there were master points The a nswer Is a resounding no. ne original master By Oswald & James Jacoby coPcept was to give winners Greed Is a terri ble thing, and high soliloquized the bridge jor events finishers master in a few mastatus Then piiiiOsOps er. • r emember some one thought of master some thirty-odd years ago when points. A schedule was I W23 first playing Blackwood, adopted: points were awarded greed plus some bad luck cost retroactively for previous me a team match. events and 10 original life A sat South and after North Jumped in diamonds and rebid masters were selected. That the suit I werst into Blackwood was 49 years ago and they were a hard bunch. Eight including and found that he held three Oswal T Jacoby are still alive aces, but not one missing king, dpisitd "A little thought c3nvmnced i'Oo you have a question or me that he must hold seven Jacot)ys' care 0 1 this spades, three hearts, seven newspaper The most in. diamonds and a club and bid leresting questions will be au 0 I 114 ~ ~ M ~_ market by lifting the em- us a lot of competition recently tomatoes shot up from 1 6 ('uba there is th e matter of how to develop qua li ty fruit and bargo." awl Cuba would just add to our million cwt. hundredweight ir two some billion dollars in how to process it. Wilson C. , McGco, general problems." 1956 to 3.7 million cwt. in 1957, co nf iscated American property TOOSiLLS to Oflu the U.S. manager, United Growers and "Brazil has en r ''d ;' the wayne I.. Cram, marketing he added that during the three that has in be dealt with," trade eniharin of (uba are tiippers Association, Inc., and production imianager, year iriod from l9 through MeCee said. s iargcst exporter w triting a ctonn of protest agrees with Stone and has veryFlorida Fruit and Vegetable 1957, There are also political frozen concentrated orange the U . S. absorbed an from Florida growers and definite je, replacing the United i(Jcas regarding Association, ,mdded, "Everyone average of 2.53 million cwt. of prisoners down there still shippers. — in Florida is very concerned Cu ba n tomatoes. StP ''C4 said. "and they ' 1ade with Cuba ended in about the situation. Before are dog it wi th American 19 7 when Congress passed an In i letter to "The Packer" "Dropping the trd r pit& and an American "efore we think act allowing the President to ouring produce into our magazine dated June 12, 15 b argo em ot't developed process. place an embargo on products about lowering trade --n. e increase eastern markets. Florida McGee said: increast g of countries viewed un- WI;IIOU; clearly shows Cuba 's potential barriers WIIII C uba growers were hurt badly." f.ivorably by the U.S. govern- tariffs- or taking oththe State Department are Frank macnt. leading us down the merry path er protective meagovernment was Ignoring Extension :ent agreed some two billion dot- to destruction," McGee said. Ilecent efforts at detente with sures, would be the Wth Farmer and Taylor that everything agricultural except 1!)e Soviet Union and mainlRnd sugar — which was largely an lars in confiscated "Something has to be China have created a thawing death knell of Flori. trade with Cuba croild hurt tri da growe fect which so t& resu uaai that has to be dea it (iroers and shippers the fresh fruit people ould " melting the trade walls " erected pers," anstte-wide Caso and a regimen ted tabor Association, Inc., have made a h ave a problem with." ~!uring the cold war. major problem," force that is heavily agrarian — USGA number of nggestions to the Spokesman it would be a I VtS o Cuba Sen. esman Washington negotiators who Wilson McGee Jasa said. McGee said that Cuba also George McGovern ( D.S.D.) Ed Taylorgrapplingwith the Cuba However, he said that only produces a giapefruit that early in 'May created talk of -sssssssssssssssb problem. Among them are: normalizing relations. Also, the Arnerica's position in the world' about 9,000 acres is involved matures earlier than the —Increase present citrus the jails." ()rganization of American marketplace. with citrus production in Florida variety. "If they put .NIc(;ee expresses disgust and States (OAS) formally voted to "Dropping the trade embargo Seminole County, which is not those into the New York at bafflenient us market, they could give tower its embargo of Cuba, of Cuba, without increasing muchcompare "certair —maintain current tariffs, o "ov er elenwn its" he ts in the S said. te ta part. but implement Import quotas or m state." though some of itxs members, tariffs or taking other meat that want to trade away a market-sharing program to especially Mexico, had been protective measures, would be Ed "We haven't had a freeze for Taylor, executive everything we've got.trading wi th th e Fidel Castr o the dea th knell of Florida relieve the pressure of foreign se veral ye ars and prices ar e manager of the Department of go ver nm e nt all along. products In the domestic growersand s hi Just wants ppers,"McGee low. Growers around here Citrus, Lakeland, shared "Castro mone'" he said "at our ha market Then, on July 4, Secretary of said. didn't get enough to pay ex. McGee's concer about the State Henry Kissinger issued a LeeMoore, general manager penses," Jasa said. "If it keeps grapefruit market. pens if he builds a citrus —That no citrus-producing s ta tement saying the U S. is of Chase & Company, which processing plant down there designated, or under u t problem ? nation ill et worP b prepared to hae "serious coun ts sugarcaneand soybeans Cu ba had a considerable What happens If they get consideration for designation, e xchanges with Cuba" among its many Interests says effect in the past on the markets together with Brazil and begin as beneficiary developing hlcGee said before Cdstro of the northeast — New York, flooding the U.S. Foilowing that statement Cuba would be another unand EurOPean nations under Title V of the Florida Senator Richard Stone, welcome competitor of Florida took over, "Cuba almnst put Philadelphia and Boston — so markets with their products? .. a Democrat, said while produce. Florida growers out of business we figure there would be an We could hang it up.#o Trade Act of 1974," be touring the state that the United "They don't have the labor in pineapples and tomatoes effect it trade is resumed," provided duty free treatment to McGee said the problem with Taylor said. ,cularlv States "would do nothing but expenses we have and the were hit hard." any degree for either fresh . Brazil I s part hurt Florida trade in the competition would be severe," citrus or processed form Of McGee pointed out tha t in "Before we think about ag~vatlng L because it w troca1 fruit and vegetable Moore said. "Mexico has given 1957, U.S. imports of "citrtis products by the United Cuban Lowering trade barriers with Americans who taught them States. . boy ScouL, of America operates "'!:u three basic programs: the Cut) 60 I I — 1ks n atrb ustla North (~-- I & ... I X — By AUDIE MURPHY Herald StsU Writer dH)S I Any slam would have won the match for us.- Sooth West Nortk East 70 C0 : silly system of minirnums and got all the way to three not rump We hadn't needed to MUSTARD ~? r - so • Neither vulnerable HE'S BACK.... HE COULDN'T EX1 . 17, TH 11 FOR DINNER! in Qfl I nd0 those things I had to go one dozen organizations that benefit from the United Way of Seminole County campaign. Charles Owen, Boy Sco u ts Field Director in Ikit ()fiflfl(in, reports dpproximn 11 ately 3,000 boys In .eminole County ('. pa rti c ipate in ' scouting progr. 0V I down "Then to make the whole thing doubly bad, !he other SOtIT11 I D) - __ .---- SliP. 4843 aK62 _______ . ia 90 I heart stopper and both club stoppers. Or the defense might EAST £ Q 9653 1C41HICI . ... Sanford, Florida 32771--Price 20 Cents __1111111111111 1010111 Farmers The Boy Scouts of America is Jast y Y MICL • urn•r . 43 I . I ( S . Ae43 - Uffing . 1 1!9 I . .6, 1. -- d Way Aids r- spade trick. Still things weren't hopeless Hearts might bread Or there would be a heart-club —_ - — Unite Area Boy - By OSWAI.t) and JAMES J1CoHY NORTH __ L CARNIVAL — — You could talk yourself out of a areas where you were eiouIy timid. goal idea today If you lay It on WIN AT BRIDGE by ,4, 11M — -=~ - 68th Year, No. 38—Sunday, October 5, 1975 . * I -_____ - I ~-?-, -F_-- -- . _____________________________________________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ITI p LJ - project. You may begin to lay Financial situations will be e foundations for it tMay. tricky today, so manage them VOUII BIRTHDAY CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. with COUUOflYou will COIT*eout GEMINI (May V4uneJ) on top if you'rv, prudent. 19)Don't be !mpaUentlfreward There'll be more to a social or paise you (eel due you is LIBRA Sept. 23-Ott. 23) slow in coming. Your flC encounter today than first Of your own volition you will meets the eye. An Interesting Your best interests won't be complishments will not go make several important relationship with an unusual served if you let yourself be unnoticed much longer. clianges this coming year. You person could ensue. swayed by one whose aims will be bold and enterprising in AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) aren't in accord with yours. KWAR rr' 0 ARIES (March 21-April 19) some changes you've been SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) the wrong listener. Sound your Someone whose cooperation thinking about that will affect Persons whom you treat com- ttioughts out only on persons you need Is still undecided as to your family, too. passionately today will not too who can evaluate them. whether to help you at this time. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Plans soon forget. In time, and in PISCFS(Feb. 20-March 20) A More convincing by you is You're rormulating should be their own way, you'll be repaid. Nov. 23-Dec. chain of events will lead up to required. given adequate time to jell. SAGITTARIUS I opportunity that will be Don't get o'I to a poor start by 21) Use the soft sell toda) with an materially rewarding It will TAURUS (April 20-May 20) being too Im pulsive. fdends. Gentle tactics wfll come more from the efforts of Soon you wi ll find yourse involved in a new hobby or VIRGO (Aug. 23&pt. 22) chalk up points that could never another. , \\ ~ ~ I I'f, ~, 3 SUNDAY fs For Saturday, October 4, 1975 --,-..? ~= By BERNICE BEDEOSOL 17:7 ~ _..) ,!--s - , I I%pAP RESERVE RATIOS $MTUT *i?s RiSE, CAU%1M THE Yi1D To GOES HIGGLEDYPIGGLfDY, TH .x. ( ' - ( Dow ' ', t7 lit " f/' __ - —. GoES - — ____ - ___________ I by T. K. L.O1S.'iUjCK,IHE CHIFoKPERS VDV ID LIVE IN A 'MEFPE-E Ryan . 440W 00"ON15T I - IWIF IrE _AND aNTLY Pir Fi RA,4LY HER -0SAFE-rlsp,! . - -I--- l I — I - I I .:.;:I_Ti_ -- 1-1TT' - _____ - . . ..•• ' for the Florida Democrati.: I Party during the 1974 elections, coordinating the act ivi t ies of Democratic candidates, Y¼."& mittees and Get Out ''he Vote" committees for 13 \%est Central Florida counties. .- 2 1-2-3-4B . £ _____ - I A a.mon 'H It _ '. __ ., _ - • - I______________ _____ .' ___ _ - •V,___ ___________ _ \,. __._____ • -r-- _ • -- - k. - - lnalde,thscoserediiefr The Spa is owned by Harold E. Johnson he said -..- Sser said the call - . Women. 1-2-3C complete by December. Al tap is a discussion of Vt l.A FIIl'.R new sub-divisIon regulations. The chairman said the board Saturday's high V. Overnight presently is"updati,ig" present regulations. Mostly cloudy today with a VihIen, Commissioners chance ofmalnlyaflernoonand Hattaway, Dick Williams and so - ______ c.•_ \ - '- - -_'e 1;-. -. - --______ out in live minutes. The fire brokeoutaboutllp,m,,heuld - ' #' ~ 1~. -- In other action Friday, — 1. , W ,-'--' _, •--- _______ - GINNY DA'IIS 20 YEARS OF COURTS 4- urns and sheet covering couch in the home of Vera _ Channel, 30, at 17 Laura Lake KathrynEsta, 0 --_-_ :--.- . - ;'-'', Jr : • -- -- ___•i - ' ; -_-_-_ t, Mrs. Martha Vlhlen, of Sanford, Friday completed ber 20th year Seminole County Sheriff'!s ofserieeIn the(lrcuIICourt CIerk'so((jee Nowsupenisoro of ee th Deputy C f saul e nine deputy clerks In the Civil Dept, Mn. Vffilen over the has supervised and handled paperwork on 97,524 crimittal and fire was put out before •he fire civil eases, accoeding to Cireult ('uri Clerk A rthur Bec kwith Jr., department affled. kit. iflerald Photo by Bob Lloyd) No injuries were reported -I .tI:I - --- - wiring and caused about JZ in I&mages to the wall outlet, _ — - __ N - ____________ plan and set priorities for road the loss to mid lOs 1ost1)r meeting easterly winds 10 to 15 mith, Commissioner John KimMrs. Everidge will present the diminishing at night. Rain brough is out of town on ShewasalsempIo>edb award to Ms Davis and the probability 40 business and will not be Gunter for the U.S. Se nate oilier ho norees at the annual ieruoon and evening, per present campaign as state Campaign Democratic Women's Con- cent at 1111ght. Kimbrough opposed the coordinator. Complete details and tides $75,000 reduction In road vention in St. Petersburg on are on Page 5-A. Senator l.as ton (Thiles and (;"t, 1& mo ney. V? I I ,V..1 - wife, who were the only people 3C year road program 12A Vihlen said the commsion SD started several months ago ~_-- t ~ I 1 1 1 114~~I~~ ",III!! A PU07ZER pR,,E FOR 'TREED CAT -i) I 1 _____ Everidge, president of t' Democratic Women's Club Florida, Inc. 1 I 1%, . NM * (Jill Ma. Davis served as IWE Wmw~s -A 11 A r SHORT RIBS I ()i ( Editorial I)earAbb Dr. Lamb ______________________________ ________ __•__i•_'7 arnongtheTopTenOutstanding Young Florida Democrats for the period co%ering 1973-75 7lie announcement of M. E)as is selection - I - -! I ' - - TUMBLEWEEDS .At't'"i Q\Y\\U. T o Z 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. 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FULL CUT SIRLOIN : - The case was tile first trial of 13 persons arrested after raids by sheriff's agents Aug. 15 that Police said broke up a milliondollar-a-year "steal-te-order theft ring ope rating in live central Florida counties, Richards testified he didn't know the television had been stolen when he paid $125 to James Arthur Onie, of Orlando. lie said he thought Onie was cO)Id the area and needed the money. Onie, who earlier pleaded guilty to burglary and turned state's evidence in the theft ring cases, testified he sold the tele0sion to Richards several hours after tw an anotirr 20 OZ. C Beck with H es I To End Foii P ver a I Longwood, guilty of buying, receiving and con c olor tele%jSjofl, knowing it to e t ii ctolen Richards was adjudicated guiityjr,u by tran after the verdict Wednesday n the wo-day trial and obo wed t onhondpendingcompefon0( court-ordered pre•sentenre investigation. lie could receive a maximum five-year prison —0.0 (SUNDAY9A.M.TOI P.M.) _k t o r, • ' , • - By ED I'll V' list sck ii the 'I ,litl LJI lIcrd Staff Writer year. diffe re nce if there is any Beckwith said he's be paid by the county to insure Circuit Court Clerk Art Beck suggesting the county revert e2 equal with Jr. said today he will je pa}checks said the county the coullty corn- (Art) Beckwith said mission suggesting t would have to "make up the eliminating shortened the county would d ifference" in an ad. paychecks for county employes have to make up the minator'payatyear'send jg at the end' of each fiscal year. difference' in an the total salaryis divided by 52 Beckwith's memo is in administrator's pay weeks. The simple way is to go back response to statements that a at year's end if the is to monthly salaries," Beckwith "foulw" In the clerk's office total sa la ry shorted 4 paych e ks or about divided by 52 weeks. The "foulup" was brought to the attention rif the commission Officials estimated it wo Id the old method of paying ad. on Tuesday by Sig Pearson, the take $13,000 to insure that all of county's director of the lice rninlstratocs by the month. the 39 county workers rece ived he said he will ask that an of Management Analysis and a full paycheck 0~s week — the employe's yearly salary be (Continued on Page 2-A) — % - • .. L / ,' •. - A .1 1 I •:It ; I Itlot , ',::;' ;:: •t'•" 't ATTEND . '," . .. Ii % I Ito. - t_ I - - I •'..I Officials of several Seminole County organizations presided at Wednesday's Seminar on Ifealth Care for senior citizens, From lelt are: Mary MrIlhersou, president, American Association of Retired Persons; Bob Daelin, Seminole County Mentsl health Association representative; A lIa, president, Nursing Home Associat ion of Florida; and Edith Harrison, president, Sanford Sealor Citilens. SEMINAR --- - c , Traffic Court Requirement A/so Sought - CALNO Urges Chan es I n Zoning 10 , Annex By DONNA ESTES Iferald SWI Writer burglaryring broke into a Representatives of two of house near Lake Mary and Senii l's no cities Weey LB. -- —: r A circuit court jury has found John Thomas Richards, 27, FM STAMPS - USDA STORE HOURS U. - • CHUCK . fly BOB I IAWI) • 1 - - K.. Iferald Staff Writer WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Guilty PRICES IN THIS AD Wt - - Use this coupon with the other Triple Header coupons for up to 600 bonus Sit mps. (Excluding Items prohibited by I w) - Heniul - 1,egislation to require count), Judges to hold court wimn the courts, becomes effective 19Th liattoway warned there is caseload from aU the cities and the city police officers will be up here among the Seminole County Casselberry), who was "It is not merely the cost in delegation, three members of taway, requires tl~e cities to (Sanford) all day waitingfor court The dollar" she said, "or that the which reside in other counties, notify, by di rect mail, all city police of ficers will be up Floyd said bill pushed residents in city and county , hauled away the TV on a flu tbed night appealed to State Rep. little support among the people Concern is of enforcement local ck. 1 here (Sanford) all day waiting ftough the legislature by the areas, who own property within Robert Hattaway (Altamonte for re ta LB. ining ty courts, ordinances, JI I Onie admitted that he was Springs) to work for repeal of L for court. The concern la the .LB. oup shod apply to all three feet nf Parcels proposed for Hattaway said an advertising UNDER BLADE $1 38 —Casselberry Chairman lack of enforcement ( through counties thvo1vtI Lake and annexa involved In appromay 20 two state laws and for enact. campaign he tion. conducted, glaesb the county court of local or. Brevard Counties as well Edith Duerr y thethef tringjna ment of a rd to require soliciting resposes from the ______________________________________ - A0 dinances," I I ilL City ftcials have lftslstiil 'P L A i, stx4o.eighl month period. The county Ci Seminole. V B Judges to hold traffic people in various areas Of the mail notification, adPlate &WW dher chwPs Courts within the canctwirn, received only 50 Courril 0( Floyd, noting he was for. R OUND BONE ROUND The Seminole County Land vertjsng and additional public against uiilt he he sded municipalities. Local Goverawats cities can sukeap lost is Planning Act and the hearb%3 required are cosfly replies and of these r"efw merlY a police officer, " it none guilty to one glary. ineelliq at th SanfordCity after the abohtion Of mwilpa1 impor ta nt Hatthway, that Justice be meted "Mooney"annexatwa kw,both and unnecessary. inole County's supported the municipal court IlaU, said when the munici Onie one-time roommate, pal CurIS is to raise her xes, out LB. C locally and expeditiously. pushed to passage by the ordy resident legislator. said he system -1 Calvin C. C 1 courts are abolished. some Floyd said the matter is one of "lliere are no more kangaroo delegation, affects only flattawa said he moved at a Yates Jr., also will work for repeal of the LEAN MEATY testified for the sU te. Yates has .. Casselberry Council action must be taken to hold justice rather than revenue. delegation hearing in courts here," Floyd said in Seminole County. LB been Identified as a member of Mooney" annexation law. The Chairman Edith Duerr and court sessions in the city. LB. Mrs. Duerr said her concern defense of the municipal court The "Mooney" law. rpon. Tallahassee to rescind the city officials also asked repeal Altamonte Springs Mayor the theft LB 9 Alt C __ Oviedo Mayor Ion is that the county court will not system Mooney , get sored by former Sta te Rep. to 100 burglaries. He has of the lucid land planning act. Norman Floyd, at the CALNO 0111ff said the only way the be able to handle the Increased Indicating the bitterness felt Eugene Mooney been prosecuted because he (R. tContind on page spent two months with police in S . central Florida pointiq locations burglarized by $i 0 'steal -to-order ring. MORE Yate has been termed MIXED FRYER PAWS LB. key itate witness in cases 0 3 H IND QUARTERS agaiAst the 13 defendants in FRONT QUARTERS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK FRESH WINGS WITH coection with U theft ring. MOHAWK Richar d Long, an editor of GIBLETS A NECK pointed assistant manager of llsays on numerous oca.ssions The New York Times for the C SLICED Lil. BREAST OR LEG The New York Times News an electronic "body I LB. B F IV ER .0worewhile LB. agents tape Past 14 years, today was ap. LB HAM Service, a wire service amt CAN 9 QUARTERS FROZEN FILLETS Pointed edit" of the Evening corded conversations about distributes dispatches from The v Herald. LB. 590 New York Times to 400 /bolen merchandise with LB A. I x MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK Amtrak train, scheduled to ILong, 44. has b uspects. newspapers in 42 countries. BREAST, THIGHS oR FLORIDA COOKED arrive in Sanford at 6:30 am. The jury heard a tape newsroom and wire scrvice L13. 989 Long traveled widely during recording of a conversation editor for more Umn 20 years. today. was derdiled Wednesday LB. his 12 years with the News MACARONI lie started his journalism between Yates and 111chards on a mountain ridge near hm. C TOMATO K RAFT'S c Service, directing the division's A j ,1uI I concerning televisions career as a reporter and / LIBBY'S 70Z PKG. injuring 35 persons, one CHEESE activities in tLSIB and Latin / t. IOZ CAN SAUCE available for quick sale in phobogphet on the Mushogee CALIFORNIA seriousi) : America. He became manager Daily Phoenix, the daily quantities of t and associate editor in 1 0 There were no Seminole DSJ / ltichards testified be does not newspaper in his native LB £ LYKES MEAT OR BEEF LIBBY'S County passengers among the FRENCH Muskogee,Okla. I rememberwhatwassaida( 'i" J IUUC 1OZ CAN 1201 An Air Force veteran of 99 CALI FORNIA F K RAFT BEANS ICEBEPG I time the electronic ' ' or nine yeara, Ing was PKG Korea, !Mng is marned to thc DRESSING AspOkean (or the Sanford eavesdropping took place and associatedwi th agroupof(Iaily former Beer1y :%she The CARL 8UDDIG HEAD Seaboard that hernay have been drinking newspapers in New England Coast Line train.. 301 coupk has three daughters, GREEN at the time masters office said today that headed by the Manchester CRISP GREEN PORK'N PKG" GREENGIANT Mrs Cheryl Thompson of Five other suspects arrested (N.H.) Union-Leader. lie / was no local employes of Amtrak NO 300 160Z CAN PEAS Princeton, N. J.; Debbie, a BROWN COUNTY in connection wi th the tirt ring instrumenta l in launching a BEANS CANS were on the derailed train. student at Mercer Count) are scheduled for circuit court daily for the group in Haehill, RICHARD LONG RED DELICIOUS The derailment occurred 1.8.1 1 College in Trenton, and ' • trials next week. Mas& FRENCH CUT LIBBY'S editor of its West Corzt, edition. Betsy, who will be a sophomore TOMATO showy after noon while many DEL MONTE I / COPELAND HOT OR MILD He J oined The Times as an Two years later he as 14 OZ. of the passengers were eating ap- atSeminolelii ghSchool a BEANS CATSUP BOTTLE : lunch in the dining car, one ofQ WASHINGTON ONE POUND ROLL cars which went off the track. 0 LYKES BOLOGNA. SALAMI OR EA. UD The dWng car slid down a SOFT GREEN ONE Around ........ fA SHASTA h' 4 99 foot embankment and came to ARGO C POUND YO" I Bridge 28 OZ. BTL, DRINKS NO. 303 CA SPINACH est its side just short of •1 smallriver, 3-B ... 100 ROYAL Crossword By JOE ASKItEN 1i The train, "The Floridian," is program is attempting to show C FRUIT A science teacher told the Iferald Staff Writer divided FAIllorial ............... +A in Jacksonville, with the "consequences of condoing, parents present that the M100 GELATIN PI(GS, 40.303 CAN Drair Abby ..&A Some parental opposition was it.COCKTAIL some cars continuing to Miarru program doesn't intend to teach Dr. Lamb voiced against state.approved WITH PURCHASE OF Another parent said the morals and values, but instead and the remainder going across Horoscope 3B films on venereal disease disease problem "can be VALUE STAMPS DOG i1 ' 13.00 0RMORE "provide attitudes to be in I t hestatetoSt. Petersburg CAT WITH PURCHASE OF Ho tal A education for grades six discussed and solv ed in the ternalired within th PURINA 'C e pupil." I wu1ocoupie,en 61 OZ. CAN Obituaries through 12 shown to Seminole home route to "We' I re trying to EXPIRES OCT combat the FOOD S FAIRWAY FARM hene)Thoon at Sports - j ..1-2-B County School officials here Disney World, One mother said part of the fear of discovery," ICE CREAM Wednes day ght Television decided to cancei their plan, venereal disease problem Another mo thet said her 1 EXPIRES OCT. in, Board Women members r set the results from parents not year-old son 'would not be and return home after both r second half of the viewing for 5 discussing it with their JACK'S Offended or damaged by watsuffered minor injuries in the %%'hATllR C DONALD DUCK FROZEN p.m. Monday at the hoard's chlldrei. ching the fi lm s." rnent COOKIES Wednesday's high CommereialSt. meeting room. Board Chairman Robert M . Snell u. 'a /9 9 c rs sa id none of CAN RANuE JvI David and Theresa fteldof Wess HToas, an Altamonte "Bud" Feather said the board films would be shown without Oveglit low . Coldwater, Ohio had originally SUGARFRE Partiy cloudy to cloudy at Springs pat of a sixth will not vote on the 18 films, but teacher preparation befo CANADA DRY E RA * re and . ( . mce grader, said he objected to the will give its opinions to after the viewing. pned a honeymoon some 21 E GINGER ALE CR COLA rain aDd thundmhowem "permissive attitude" Superintendent William P. I ur VAL FRUIT PIES MOntIJ a9u, but their plans STAMPS 17 "V.D., above drugs, is the Cooler through Friday Winds presentation and the Ideii of "Bud" Layer Layer said mt biggest problem facing WITH PUCHA$E o were delayed when Lefiel,l (young TO WVLERS V WE P I variable around 10 mph, "condoning sexual contact of the ma terial w l il be used in people us, she explained . KENDALL FROZEN 502. suffered an attack of 302. IMPERIAL pouNt) WITH PURCHASE Ø becoming north to northeast by betause eerybody's doing it the se venth grade siercc and DRINK MIXES PKG. From September 1974 to May MARGARINE DUARTE-R5 pendicitis. CANS MADRIA - MADRIA Friday. Winds stronger and type of thing" which he said he tenth grade biology classes, i-i i 11 1 5, some fl pupils in the Later P EXPIRES OCT, 9. Im rlans they had m.d SANGRIA gusty near thundershowers. felt in watching some of the Mrs. Snell said no written county, half of whom were Flo oded str"ts residling from rMigi heavy rains m4y be a fora NewOrleam trip ran aftoil EXPIRES OCT, Rain probability 30 per cent films. parental permission planned, between the ages Of 11 and 15, headache for moto ris ts, but Marion Snell, coordinator of SWISS r for i younger generation it is jus t of Hurricane Eloise, then LIQUID DETERGENT 2201 YOGURT $OZ an OPPOrtunitY 10 take off tbek dboirs and have fun. Determined to Wednesdays derailment Complete details and tides the county's comprehensive codid exclude a pupil from the for treatment of V.D., acmake a splash were Diana Duaseau, 13, health plan said the V.D.educational prograni and her brother, David, caused then to decide to return art rn['age 5.a. cording to Mrs Snell. II ilk rald Photo by Ill Vincent) home a Il S I CMR $ A IF CALIFORNIA ROAST BLADE — 68 C UB S 9 STEA K , bur - . w SHOULDER ROAST 1se 84; SHORT RIBS $ 38 SHOULDER ROAST LB. 98 LB. CHUCK R ' ECON-O*AK c 3 CUBE STEAK OR ARMOUR $ ough 88 - MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACX h -— LB. SHRIMP 98 4 sox C98 SPLIT BROILERS TROUT LV DRUMSTICKS LOBSTER 4 99 4/ 3 99c 'I I•J TOMATE LETTUCE 124 CABBAGE 1 APPLES PEARS CANNED 6 99 EX--"A- 77 3 flfl Top VI1LUE STAMPS 5/99 5 99 - As Train Derails *2*69 __•____ -- . ' I / ' - ' / / - 35 Hurt ? . 4/99c 0; - - - 39; 38 EE L Evenin Herald Appoints Long To Editor's Post VERIBIN POR ____ - - MULLET 59c n CHIPPED -. MEATS .- - SMOKED SAUSAGE *48 SAUSAGE .48 SPICED LUNCHEON - - - Toda . Comics 5/99 -n al Meet Some .. __ r . - '' - TOP c * EXTRA I . f — ... ........ e - M _-i~V, .... - - i' .- -. ' - ' - UE . ____ - 4 89 50 - f 6/99c 99 "' PET RITZ LEMONADE BREAKSTONE 2I 99 3/99C . 100 EXTRA P A STAM S of - RAINY DAYS ' - �!lrI4erald, Sanford. FL Thursday, Oct. 2, IM ________ ___ Mari NA7nON LegaI Notice IN INg clacUlT. COURT OP THE E,DI4TRENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO, ii.13UCA4tC I Given Jail Term, Probation rf!rleOAI found nearby destroyed by lire, arrests and said "there were fraud, tape recorders, speakers and a AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, Defense attorney Allan serious consequences when the One condition of her bull horn from a school in April. Dickey revealed at the sen dragon woke up." He noted that probation Is that she must Dennis Holmes, 31 of FRANKLIN ARMS APTS.. INC. a A 22-ye -old former Oviedo tencing that Fabler told Fabler had been serving terminate her relationship with Orlando, to five years in prison Florida corporation, #NDREW 0 resident has been sentenced to probation and parole in- weekends on a sentence at the a man she has been living with, to be served concurrent with a KELLER. RAYMOND C. KELLER, three years In prison and three vestigators during a pre- Oviedo city jail prior to the van along with her three-year-old five year sentence In an Orange MARGARET 0. KELLER, E. BROWN HILL and MARY ELVA years prObation for the Jan. 15 sentence Investigation "finally theft and arson and that Faller, daughter, and that she can't county Cue. HILL. I)efendanls theft and arson of a $10,000 what happened the night he a carpenter, rebuilt cabinets In live with a man unless she Holmes was found guilty oq NOTICE OF SALE Oviedo Fire Department rescue took the van and set it afire," the van during that time, buying, r eceiving and conmarries him, NOTICE is hereby given that the van. Assistant State Atty. Bill "Some of the life's blood of William M. Sewell, 27, of cealing stolen property by a real properly situated in Seminole Circuit Court Judge David U. Heffernan asked Judge Strawn OvLdo citizens went up in Atlanta, Ga., was put on sell, local jury in May in a case County, Florida, described as Strawn handed down the zen- to sentence Falter to the smoke with the van," lid- probation concurrent with a invAvtng clothing stolen from follows: Lots Cthrough 15, inclusive. Block tence Wednesday for Forest maximum, 10 years In prison, fernan said, urging Faller be federal probationary term. Montgomery Ward. 77, 4th Section OREAMWOLD, Dec Falter, who recently has on the convictions, saying the given the maximum sentence. Sewell pleaded guilty to an Sanford, Florida, according to the been living near Apopka. ptat thereof a$ recorded in Plat Book people of Seminole County However, Strawn said he attempted worthless check ______________________________ Legal Notice A. Paoe 99, Public Records of Fabler, who maintained "can't tolerate th is type ac- believes the sentence meted charge in a 1972 case involving Seminole County, Flor ida throughout two trials that he tivity the burning of an Fabler "was appropriate, a check for $84. IN THE CIRCUIT COURI OF will be sold for cash in hand to the was Innocent, was found guilty emergency vehicle," regardless, cons!dering the preDavid Ray Fitzgerald 23 SEMINOLE couNTy. FLORIDA highest and best bidder at the West by a jury of larceny of a motor front door of the Seminole County Judge Strawn would not sentence investigation report, of 223 Flamingo Dr., Sanford, to CASE NO 75.ISII.CA.Ot.0 DIVISION "C" Courthouse. In Sanford, Florida, at vehicle and third-degree arson reveal details of Fabler's the defendant's age and the six months in jail on a guilty PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND the hour of 11:00 A M. 00 October on July 3, His first trial ended jn confession to investigators evidence In the case, plea 15th, 1915. by ARTHUR H. BECK to misdemeanor SOCIETY, a corporation a mistrial on May 23. PlaIntiff ( S ) WITH. JR • the Clerk of the Circuit during the pre-sentence in. In ot he r sentencings Wed- possession of a controlled Court of the Eighteenth Judicial During the July trial Fabler ve.stigatlon but said, "He was nesday Judge Strawn Sen. substance (marijuana). BRUCE P. FOLAND, it ox.. it al. Circuit, in and for Se minole County, testified he had been at the acting out some pretty hostile tenced: tmnt() Florida. pursuant to a Final Ronald Ray Dunn, 20, 129 Oviedo lire station before the feelings toward people and NOTICE OF ACTION Judgment 01 Foreclosure entered by Nancy I,. Anthony, 27, of Concord Dr., Casselberry, to TO: CANDACE J. FOLAND van was stolen but that he was trying to hurt them,", the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Altamonte Springs, to five live years In prison on a guilty Address Unknown idiC'i Circuit ill iOd for Semrir hitchhiking back to Oviedo Str;m n rioted that Faller has ears pro!ition on a guilty plea plea to bu ing, receiving and YOU L NOTIFIED that an Ccinty, I iorid4i. in the (t• ot from Forest City later that been tickling the dragon's tail to obtaining a controlled sub- concealing stolen property In ac ti on to foreclose mortgage on the ORLANDO FEDERAL SAVINGS night when the rescue van was since 1971" with a series of stance (amphetamines) by connection with the theft of two following property in Seminole AND LOAN ASSOCIATION versus Released Unharme I F.NGI.EW001, Cob. I AP) To federal reformator) Imi tates, with the help of a girl friend who allegedi) - smuggled them pistols, held three persons hostage for lO'. hours before surrendering and releasing their prisoners unharmed. Warden Tint Keohane said the inmates were talked out (if their bd for release fr3m the Federal Youth Center by a steady effort on our part that nobody was going to beat thni up." Paul Ortli, a counselor at the reformatoty %ho par. ticipated in the regotiations, said, "We convinced them there was no may out." The inniates' bid for release front the center, a nrrectionaj Facility for youthful offenders located about 15 miles southwest of Denver, began shortly after noon Wednesday when the onian arrived to visit the inmates. Authorities said the lack or a search procedure for visitors ('flable(1 her to bring in three guns concealed in her purse. . . - . - "I TALLAHASSEE (All) Gov. iteubin Askew and federal officials are minimizing the danger from radiation In houses built on reclaimed phosphate mines. 'Whenever there is a danger of incrca'e it, lung cancer, e ant to act, but people could help themselves a lot better by not smoking," Askew told federal and state Officials at a meeting Tuesday to examine Findings of the Environniencal Protection Agency. Mkes and Jack Ravan of Atlanta, EPA administrator for the southeast, emphasized that the study in Polk and Ililisborough counties was in very early stages and no Firm conclusions could be found. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Patricia Hearst has been identified as the woman who rented a garage for a getaway car used by bank robbers who killed a woman customer during a holdup, the San Francisco Chronicle reported today. The newspaper report came after federal prosecutors revealed that the newspaper heiress and two Symbionese Liberation Army comrades may be charged with new, it , ore serious charges related to events after Miss Hearst joined her kidnapers. Asked Wednesday if there was a possibility that MLcs Hearst mould be ('barged wih murder, the U.S. attorney from Sacramento, Dwayne Keyes replied, 'it's under investigation. If they find sufficient evidence, yes. If they don't, no." - - FBI Mail Check Led To Arrest PHILADELPHIA APThe break that led to the capture of Patricia Hearst came because the FBI checked the mail addressed to the father of Stephen and Kathleen Soliah, the Philadelphia Inquirer said today. Soliah has been Identified as the man who rented the San Francisco apartment where the daughter of newspaper executive Randolph A. Hearst was captured to weeks ago. Soilah has been charged with harboring a fugitive. The Inquirer said the mail check began after Soliah's fingerprints appeared on a getaway car found two miles front the scene of a Carmichael, Calif., bank robbery last April in hith a customer was killed. Authorities have since said they are investigating possible links between Miss Hearst and that robbery. rime Fight Said Hampered More and more states are ming strike forces to combat thriving crime synates, but many state officials say they're hampered by thortage of money and talent. thout 400 federal, state and local law enforcement Iclals are sharing their experiences at a National nference on Ocganlzed Crime sponsored by the Justice partment today through Saturday, major part of the discussion centers on strike forces, special teams of investigators and prosecutors used to 3d cases against syndicate gambling, drug trafficking, nsharking and fraud schemes. - rrohlto Cites Harmony 'ASHINGTON (AP Japan's Emperor Hirohito nally opened a two-week state visit today by hailing complete turnabout in Jpanese-American relations e the "tragic interlude" of World War II. ie emperor was accorded full military honors at a te House ceremony that signified a new level of nony between the two Pacific allies. )ur people withstood the challenges of one tragic lude, when the Pacific Ocean, symbol of tranquillity, Instead a rough and stormy sea, and have built today anging ties of friendship and goodwill," the emperor in prepared remarks. - iole sale Price Index Up LSHINGTON (AP) Rising ff ices for farm products odustrial goods pushed the nation's wholesale price up six-tenths of one per cent in September, the r Department reported today. - September Increase in wholesale prices was lv below the August gain of eight-tenths of one per a 4.3 per cent increase An prices for farm cts, especially for vegetables, milk and livestock. es of industrial cwziajodities In September In- ed seven-tenths of one per cent, the largest increase last November when they rose eight-tenths of one 'nt. Prices of fuels and metals led the Increase In nab goods, rner's Almanac LlIN, N.H. tAP) - Out Today The 14th edition of the Old r's Almanac, out today, predicts an early winter tlrought hext summer. Weit1wrwise, a pseudonym Lr the magazine's r researchers, says the winter "will start out wild n settle day-n to befn,l mild through JPrnAary." ;. '. 1 :' t A rnbuIance Rate H k eS o n in g availabl, for inspection by the FORT WALTON BEACH (AP) Gulf County has been added to the hurricane-ravaged disaster area declared In the Florida Panhandle. The county was included in the disaster area Wednesday by President Ford, whose action brings to six the number of Panhandle counties in which residents will be eligible for federal aid due to Hurricane Eloise. Meanwhile in Tallahasee, Treasurer Philip Ashler issued a news release stating that banks In counties hit by last ss rek's hurricane will receive special consideration in the deposit of state funds. Said Change Sought ir Florida Hospital DrtlIc erto th e Oviedo area. "In no way did I authorize the ITI oving of an ambulance. And ni Ither did the board," rc marked Ythien. The chairm In lnaL'ucted Kaiser to set up a rneetbg wi th Herndon offir labs to find cut where it . for the conunission In this fiscal year. -. Cofprate limits of the City of Lake Mary. Section 7. Tha t the license or SLEEPWEA R '2 River. * - (..._f__ .1 ar \ / 9 1 Reg. '6.99 NOW OPEN DAILY 9.5 SAT. 9.1 OPEN SUN. 1.5:30 PIEFINISHED WALL PANEL%.MOLOINOS.Ll$. PLYWOOD AIMSTiIOP.00IILINOTILI LUMSII.SHILVINQ RUST OLIUMIPINOLE FLEX -IUILOIPdOMATIRIALS 307 E. 251h St. Ph. 3235676 TOYS 2PRICE .77 c Req. 93c. Package of Sturdy Paper Plates Cardigans and Slipovers, Good Variety Of Colors And Styles, 110-10 LARGE BOXES While Supply Lasts ,0r ,Z? - MAXI-PADS $12 PRICE $349 CENTER •PANEL 100 PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM Sanford Crew Neck and Collared Boys Shirts, Sizes 4-14 PLATES E :i 1 22 Req. 1,97. Box of 30 Sanitary Napkins s Crafts And Summer FToys.Good Assortment. LADIES' LADIES' STYRO FOAM SHOES HANDBAGS COOLER '1 '2 1 66 Assorted Slip- ons, Ties And Buckle Shoes, Orig. 3.49 to 5.99 In Group Assorted Bags At This Low Price LADIES' MEN'S HALTERS SHIRTS '1 2 R $5 Bra Tops And Other Sun Tops In Group TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS INC. $ LOUNGER LADIES' SWEATERS Z-BRICK 0 pu 'i'2 $1 25 F selection of Reg. 12.68. Vinyl Chairs Filled With Polyfoam Beads RED I GIRLS' JEANS STAY FREE BEAN BAG CHAIRS 988 P,1114 IJ - SHIRTS 9 INCH PAPER Req. 15.88. Twin Covered Vinyl Tubing. Foot and Headrest. 541,,1~ inca •. G I RLS' WEAR of 10; TALLAHASSEE tAP) Gov. Reubin Askew says Ile will appoint a sornen to the Board of Regents when Former chairman Burke Kibler's term expires Jan. 1, 1976. And that's fine with Kibler, who said Wednesday that "I mould not be interested in having another term at this time." He said that appointment of sornen to key positions "seems to be politically popular and expedient," iv BOYS' MULTI-POSITION 99111 - I SPECIAL VALUES IN -_ #. Section 4, Tftnshlp 20 South, Rainge 29 East, lying East of the Weiva - -~""~~~~~~ 23 Shirts, Gowns In Group Askew To Appoint Woman :/ BODY SUITS Pajamas, Baby Dolls, Nile - ___ rec SAiDSALE Tobemadetosatisfy exc;selax heroin liviehaIlbed and paabie annually on the lint he firms 0' said Summary F inal day cfMarth of each year piereofter. Judgment, Section 3. This Ordinance Thall (Seat) Arthur H. Btckwttfl, Jr. take effect upon its pasug.. Clerk of thi Circuit Court by: K ey Satsman By. Etaire RiCpij,de City Clirrk Dpty Clerk Publish: Oct. 3, It/S Publish: Oct. 1, 19)5 DES fl tiESli N LA DIES' MIAMI (AP) A novel rehabilitation program taught prison inmate Alan Minor how to fly. But now that he has 't'n released, the Federal Aviation Administration son't jive him a license because of his criminal record. "My record In prison was good enough that the warden 'and others who knew me personally let me go out of prison every day to fly an airplane." said Minor, who was released in March 1974 after serving three years for bank robbery. "But these guys in Washington, looking at a piece of paper, say Fm not capable of flying." ' •- Janice Springfield, and Julian panics had already come to Stenstrom, Sanford. Krider expressed disapSanford, as well as most of A new steering committee potntment that after 10 months Florida, would be restricted was appointed at today's of promotional efforts, the under the new EPA provisions. meeting of the Industrial 25 Committee had not succeeded One committee member said, Committee of the Greater San- In luring one sizeable business "It's getting co bad that If my ford Chamber of Commerce. to the area. Krider pointed out aunt wants to come visit me Chairman John Krider ap- that Central Florida's high tin- from Leesburg, she'll have to pointed the nine members who employment rate was one wait till somebody leaves town represent severcl different factor and another was the before she can come In." facets of industry, including large amount of time and j S "Red" Cleveland labor, utilities, transportation, money being spent by neigh. quipped, "When somebody technical training, finance, boring cities to lure the same comes out to the airport wanconstruction, Industrial sites business to their areas. Ung a building that day, I'll and city representatives. Krider said the Committee hive to tell them to come back The function of the steering had received several inquiries in six months it'll take me committee will be to develop from small business employing that long to complete the paper new ideas and new prograrr' to 10-20 people, and some corn- work," encourage more businesses to L_ move to tnc anioru area. ea. Appointed o the committee were: Ralph Prescott, Tom Hunt, Jun Ryan, Russell Moncrief, Clifford McKibbin, Billy Brumley, W. Garnett White, J. S. "Red" Cleveland, Super Specials! Tremendous Reductionsl Clearance Valuesl Limited Quantities ... Hurry In And Save! Ex-Convict Denied License Beckv,ith Hopes of By WDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer - act, to teyy To End 'Foulup' New Steering Committee FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Disaster Area Expanded Z Approved By Comm ission - Industrial 25 Appoints TALLAHASSEE (AP)— A new opinion by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin eases the way for county cornIlIssioners to create special districts and Impose taxes to provide services such as streetlights and fire protection. Commissioners can create the districts in unincorporated areas and assess taxes up to 10 mills without a referendum, ievin said in an opinion Wednesday. The opinion for Betty Lynn Lee, Broward County gencralcounsel, Is the third in a series on special taxing units, each changed as a result of legislative changes of the law. alitlonal tax upon Public. at the Office Of the BOrd of such ins1,r$flC carriers de'ii9slted County Commissione Commissioners. Room 350, in Scm roI County COorthouji, North Saidsilo act, the said proceeds from tax to be ut. in partial support Park Avenue, Sanford. FIo.Ida. of said fund, and • during regular business hours $30 WHEREAS, it It the desire of the a m. to 5:00 P.M. Monday through .CI'y. of Lake MMY to put into full Friday. Nease govern Yourselves force and effect th provisions of accordingly, Said Chapter 7ftJO In said By El) PRICK Sidney L. Vihlan, Jr.. bulances are located — and to Queries by the county began municipality BE IT ODAINEo ISV Chairman Herald Staff Writer determine If and why an am- at the insistence of CornTHE CITY COUNCIL THE CITY Board of County OF LAKE MARY, bulance at Florida North has missioner John Kimbrough. Comm issloners Sicti 1. That therl, H is hereby erndon Ambulance Service, been shifted closer to the Kimbrough, Seminole County Ississed, Impos ed and levied on at three previous ATTEST: Inc. has won $5 rate Increases Oviedo area, every Insurance compy, cot. meetings, asked for additional Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. partition or other Ifliuter now for both emergency and nonA Herndon spokesman said information each time Clerk to the Board Of Ellis er'aging in or carrying on, Ir emergency runs In Seminole the firm has ambulances County Commisiioners of itied from Page 1-A) in brought the request for higher shalt hereafter enottge in or til"y on Seminole County, Florida County. Casselberry, Sanford and the rates to the attention of the a secw4d the ti~slnns of Insuring 04h re Publish: Oct. Sept. 30, to the motion even I. 2. $975 Herb Perry, spokesman for Seminole-Goldenrod area, sped to casualty risks, as $hIS,rn by conunisslon. Kimbrough was though County Commission DER.702 the records of the lr8vranceCom the ambulance company, said The spoitesrnan said the three absent from Tuesday's session, Chairman Ski VIhien Jr. was misslomer of the State of FIori. an that lees for non-emergency vehicles remain inutlscounty— excIse mr license tax in addIfIllin to Herndon has the exclusive present and Indicated the ORDINANCE No. 34 runs will be raised from $25 to except for "emergency runs" of franchise for ambulance any IIcmw tax or excise tax w county board had no feelingone AN ORDI NAP4CE OF THE CITY OF levied by the City of Lake My, $30 while emergency runs will short duration when a vehicle operations In Seminole County, way LAKE MARY LEVYING AND or the other On that W. IMPOSING UPON ALL INSURERS, which $&dtax shall be In the amnt be hiked to$2s from the present may, for inatance,be called Also, the Rrm receives ayearly Ucularlaw. NOW OR HEREAFTER 01 1 per Cent of the gross afflOIff4of $30, Orlando during a disaster ENGAGINOINOR CARRYING ON receipts of premIums ft fees The land planning act, spon. The new rates will go into situation. THE BUSINESS OF PROPERTY pCllCyhOId,q on all premiu ambulance runs. sored by the county coin. INSURANCE, AN EXCISE OR Coflected on casualty insijra effect "within thenextcoupleof tnIssion,requIres the dues yj LICENSE TAX IN ADDITION TO polIcies, cOVering property with da ys" when the con tract Is po cor ral, limits of the City the county to complete corn- ANY TAX NOWLEVIED.OF2PER the signed. CENT OF THE GROSS AMOUNT Lake Mary. prehenstve land planning by o RECEIPTS OF ALL S.Ctlon 2. That the lic.nW The higher rates were ap-excise tax herein livid shall be due 1977. PREMIUMs COLLECTED ON proved at Tuesday's county and pa yable annually on the first A statewide planning law was PROPERTY INSURANCE day commission meeting after of March of each year hereafter I POLICIES INSURING PROPERTY passed early this year with a WITHIN THE CORPORATE Section 3. This Ordinance laII weeks of parrying back anid later deadline LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LAKE take effect upon its passage. forth between Herndon and By: Kay Sas.smau, cities MARY AND PROVIDING WHEN have been told they must county officials, City Clerk SAID TAX SHALL BE DUE AND comply with both the local bill PAYABLE Publish: Oct 2, 1915 Commission Chairman Sid (Continued From Page I-A) paychecks on the Last week of and the statewide Law. e DES - 21 WHEREAS, the Legisla t ur e 0fth Vthlen Jr. called the increases the fiscal year. State of Florida, by Chapter 175, Concerning the local plannlng "minimal" and said Herndon NOTICE OF PUILIt!AL FlorIda Statutes, created C special On 1'uestiay, county corn- act, which requires the cities 10 lurid known NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ' had not had an increase all year Evaluation (OMAE). as the "Municipal THAT, Pursuant to Summary final Pearson said checks were missioners considered methods submit their comprehensive Firemen's Pension Trust Fund" and even though the price of Judgment of Foreclosure reno, thereby red plan to the authorlfed municipalities Seminole Co unty shorted $10 and equaling gasoline and other costs have up, "and in of paychecks for 00 the 7th day of September, AD. falling within the purview of Sild Commission for approval some 1915. entire year, but decided instead cases one day's pay f ben on the rise. In that certain cause Pending in act, to levy an additional tax theCircuit Court lnw for Seminol missing," S,mlnole to have Pearson conta ct Beck- Hattaway said be has been certain Insurance companiesUP00 The raises were contained or County, Florida, in Civil Action No. wIth's office to Insure a similar informed the county has other Insurers against property last &rndon's contract for the 1975CA OP.E wherein ROSE H. Beckwith, however, pointed situation doesn't occur agrain. refused aprroval of Sa nford's designated in said act. The said 76 fiscal year. COmmissIOners proceeds from said tax to be uSed In SPEER and MARY ROSE plan. okayed the raises after Bob outthatallemploye.srecelveda Partial support of the Firemen's HOLMES, are Plaintif is and JAMES F. MAIR, Et ox, it at, are full year's pay. Even though g Commission Chairman Ski Pension Fund, and Sanford Is the first city to Ellis, the commission's adDefendants, the undersigned, as WHEREAS, it i the desire of the Clerk of employes won't receive a Vihien Jr. blamed the clerk's complete its plan. the above styled Court, will rnlnist.rative assistant, ordered It City of Lake Mary to put into lull s pay equal to the other 51 OfficeHattaway said the "county force and ft,'ct the provisions at Il:00 ociock A.M .00 the 14th clay o study to determine if Herndon week' Of October, 1975. Offer for tale and cannot rule t he cities" and that ambulances remain in th e weeks, Beckwith said all Ciii' "It's a mistake, and it s.tidCr.ptcr 17 Inlaid mundpality SeIIIoIhehlghestaodt,,, bidder for linesofcommunjcatlonmustbe BE IT ORDAIPIi'S BY THE CITY cash. at 'ounty as the contract ployes recived the full on do west fr t or l the unfortunate. Some people are opened among the various COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LAKE amounts of their yearly getting only MARY. IPecifies. Courthouse of Seminole County, or 30 cents governmental bodies. Siclion 1. That there is herebyFlorida. at Sanford. Florida, the Gary Kaiser, the county's salaries. of a mistake Incents the following ing described properly, lying C5%Sed, Sanford City Manager W. E. Imposed and levied on tirector of public safety, said a and being in Seminole County, The "foulup", as it was ca lled clerk's office," Vthlen said. he every Insurance company, cor. Florida, to wit: "Pete" Kncwles, noting tudy conducted by his office by Pearson,occuredbecausethe poration or Other insurer now And Commissioner Dick spent a great deal of time in cn?Jaqin.j in or .irryr on. O which u, ti and 2$ of GARDA flows JIi'rnclon ambulances county Last year switched (row Williams, saying PARR, Semin Tallahassee d thallhereafter ol e County, Florida, ing some emur the last engage in or 11y00 provide adequate service ) monthly to weekly paychecks the business Of property lflWtCi, Inaccording to Plat thereof recorded Plat pboyes "might be hurt" by this legislative session, called ter cent of the time." Book 3, Page 57, in the office IS StCr*ri by the records of the for administrators. ThUs, 3O1U week's leaner paychecks, Hattaway the "one" member of Surance Commissioner In of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of of the State Kaiser said "no adequate administrators had drawn requested some s S.ml, leg is of Florida, at County, Florida; lative delegation who Is excise or t of action to or ticeni tax in r ecord?' are ke* which would almost all their entire salary Lot s 9. 10, 12 and 13 of GAR DA addition to any "Cl" Ikets, wining to work f tax or cities w If lax now levied by the City of Lake PARK HOME SITES. Seminole the public. County, Florida, according to Piet Mary, w$ilch said tai I county all year as spelled them with unequal, reduced le a "vw Vihien said the conunission amount of I orded in Plot Nook 4. it In the contract, a.. ,..A....,._ Pe JU3 IUL5UI W ICLUrfl W 11W Cant t IP Qre$l page 10 In the office of the Clerk of amount Cf reciipt premiums However, Kaiser also told the from Policyholders on Issue before the mee ting ended. all premiums In* Circuit Court of Seminole Cl nninlsslon an am bulance was Collected on Proper ly insurance County, Florida; Tuesday's meeting was the last That Dart d the IJW 1'. ii Ikiat rn...,..,, ! -1 W1 iOVd from i - Thursday, Oct. 2,1975--3A Special Tax Rule Eased - S Lake Mary 5th Po A law that doubles the eventual cost when documentary and surtax stamps are omitted front real-estate transfers Is constitutional, the state Supreme Court says. ('iniinione,lth Land and Title Insurance Co. of Miami had contended that a penalty equal to the cost of the stamps was unconstitutional because it provided a fine 'so great as to shock conscience of reasonable men," The Revenue Department fined Commonwealth $21,230 hen it discovered the firm had failed to affix stamps on the deed for a $59 million realestate sale when the deed sas recorded. TALLAHASSEE (AP) -' .._... Authorizes Supreme Court Upholds Law A fire that Investigators Department are assisting believe started when a pan was Longwood firemen In the left on a kitchen range did search for the origin and cause $2s,000 to $30,000 worth of of the blaze, Farnum said. . damage to a Longwood He said firemen were able to . residence early today, contain the blaze and kept it The blaze broke out around ",,q, from spreading to other nearby a.m., according to Longwood \ homes in th e newly developed Fire De partment Investigator petition. DES 16 Don Farnum. The owners of the residential neighborhood. WITNESS my hand arid lheseiI of this Court on September 30th, ONDINANCENO.33 . house at 109 Pineapple Court, Sheriff's deputies today 1975. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Longwood Groves, reportedly reported a 15-year-old south (Court Seal) i _ LAKE MARY LEVYING AND had left about three hours Seminole juvenile boy was IMPOSING UPON ALL INSURERS, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ~ __ 4k . NOW Cler k of the Circuit Court OR earlier on a trip to Nor th arrested Wednesday HEREAFTER ENGAGING INOR CARRYING ON By Lillian T. Jenkins Caro li na, Farnum said. . Casselberry police stopped a A Deputy Clerk THE BUSINESS OF INSURING . The names of the owners new sta tion wagon on traffic PubIih: Oct. 2. 9. I. 23, 197$ WITH RESPECT TO CASUALTY .7. DES-IS RISKS AN EXCISE OR LICENSE were not available. Officials charges. ,..' TAX IN ADDITION TO ANY TAX were attempt ing to contact NOWLEVIED.OF1 PER CENT OF De putyJolmThorpereporj '. them today. PUBLICNOTICI THE GROSS AMOUNT OF m. ; officers contacted PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the RECEIPTS OF ALL PREMIUMS the Police said firemen received -" fr registered owner of the vehicle County of Seminole will file an ap- FROM CASUALTY INSURANCE .. i 0 I 4 the ft report at 5:45 a.m. 'l plication on or before October 24, POLICIES INSURING PROPERTY Farnum said the residence who then discovered the auto 197$, with the Florida Public Em. WITHIN THEMUNICIPAL LIMITS pIyees R elations CommissIon, was fully Involved In flames was missing from her home, OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY: Suite 105, Ambassador Building, KING-SIZED PEARS GROWN AND PROVIDING WHEN SAID when firefighters arrived. He In other reports, sheriff's 7005 APCI.CI,,. Parkway, TAX SHALL BE DUE AND Mrs. Mary Gibes of Lake Monroe proudly displays borne grown said the res i de nce and two deputies said burglars forced Tallahassee, Florida 33301. for PAYABLE. autos in a garage were their way into a storage approval co an ordinance dat er . WHEREAS. the LgiII.tUr.Of the pears as she compares normal size, which run around III OUflCt1 mining bargaining units, destroyed. building at Red Lion Apt- local reguIatlo, pro pat3through Slate Of Flofla, by Chapter 357)0, to super pears weighing a pound-and-a-half and are a by thi Laws Of Iteridi, )p$3, created a Investigators from the ments, Red Lion Square, proximately 13 Inches in diameter, (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Seminole County of Seminole Pursuant to IS Special lurid Known II the County Jr. ,. I Fire Seminole, and made off with po*.r In the constitutionand "Municipal Police Officers' Florida Statutes and recoonleed In Retirement Trust Fund" '4Jf' Department and the power tools valued at $200. and the Tucker Act in the form of Or. thereby uthorIztd municipalities dinince No. 75 17. The Ordinance Is falling within the purview of -- 4 ft County, Florida FRANKLIN ARMS APTS, INC. a Lot I), Block "C". STERLING Florida corpyahon. ANDREW G. PARK, UNIT NO TWO, ao.'dnq KELLER, RAYMOND C KELLER. to the Piat thereof as recorded in MARGARET 0, KELLER, E Plat Book ll, pages $7 and $L Public BROWN HILL and MARY ELVA Records of Seminole County, HILL, and which bears Case No. 75 Florida. 1363-CA-09 C In the Docket of said has been f lied against you and Bruce Court. R Foland; Avco Financial S,rIces DATED this 7OtP of Sep of Hollywood. Florida. Inc., a co.' tember, 197$, poratlon, and you are required to(Seal) serve a copy Of your written Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. defenses, if any, to it on Rams.aur 1 Clerk of thC Circuit Court Roqumor, plaintiff's attorney. By: Cecelia V. Ekern tow aress is lao, Barnett Bank Deputy Clerk Building, Jacksonville, Florida 37202 JOHN C. RE REP, of Oflor before Novtl'flber5tr1, l975. an RUSH MARSHALL. BERGSTROM lie the original with the clerk of this a Court either be fore ser vice on ROBINSON. P.A plaintiff's attorney or Immediately P 0. Box 31M therft.' otherw ise a default wilt 55 East Livingston Str eet e enter ed agai nst you for the relief Orlando, Florida 37107 demande'l In the Complaint or PubIlili, Oct. 2. 1975 . Judgment Error Claimed WASHINGTON (AP) — The cbalEmaii of the Senate tanel investigating the Secret Service says the agency's lecision that Sara Jape Moore was not a threat to 'r esident Ford resulted from an error of human dgn*nt. But the Secret Service agents responsible for the ecision, Gary Yauger and Martin Haskell, say they ould make the saute decision again. Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, DN.M., told the agents they Id "a good, thorough job,"th their handling of Ford's sit to Son Francisco last week. But, closing two days of arings on the agency's performance, he said Wedlay, "What did happen proved to be erroneous human dgnient." - Blaze Damages Longwood Home ,., - .' Patty Linked To Fatal Holdup - Radiation Threat Minimized - Army Contract when questioned by board WASHINGTON, D. C.,— member Pat Telson, Congressman Richard Layer said the pupil was Kelly (R-Holiday) has Leaving the "door open" for suspended twice last year announced that Fourdee possible readmittance to the before coming to Lyman. The Inc., 440 Plumosis Drive, Seminole County school system boy also was expelled In 1973 for Casselberry, has becn following mental health treat. a "series of incidents," acawarded an U. S. Army ment, the school board Wed. cording to Ralph Ray, inmodification contract for nesday night expelled a ninth formation officer for the board, $1,188,463. grader the first expulsion of Kelly confirmed apLayer said the boy'e record the year. proval or the contract with shows he actions has expressed In a 4-1 vote, the board agreed for his but hasregret conRonald Worawick, to expell a 1-year-old, president of Fourdee. first tinued hostile, "overt action year pupil at Under the contract, Lyman High towards students and staff," School for hostile behavior Fourdee will be which Principal Carlton Henley according to Henley. manufacturing 608,617 termed "a threat to others," Louise Crawford, a Civil firing devices as major Only board member Allan Rights officer speaking for the components for the Keeth opposed the successFul pupil and mother, told board Claymore Security System. motion made by board member members the "black culture Davie Sims. The motion also didn't teach the boy" about not urged the non-working mother hitting a girl. ,,. e1.... L_... inc ijy w iuuuw tnrougn a "I have never heard of that," rehabilitative program outlined by the board. The motion in• said Layer who said he totally uluded a review by the txjird of disagreed ith Mrs. Crawford. Both Mrs. Crawford and behavioral changes in the I' Keeth questio ned the school's l iceman boy at the end of 1975.76 uidance rocedures and "red school year. LAKE MARY City council to. VIIUIIUIi1UU jLI4 II Superintendent William, P. Tuesday night authorized the "Bud" Layer recommended the schools and communication hiring of a new police officer to parents regarding beef up expulsion be "now and foreverthe police department p otential problem rases. more," based on a Sept. 19 to a full time five-member classroom "incident of serious Keeth asked the board to strength, nature," in which Henley said consider a 30-day extension Authorized to be hired was the boy had to be pulled off a before expulsion to learn from Samuel D. Lee, who is a Sangirl classmate , on the floor mental health officials the p05- ford resident, sergeant In the after a fight over a second-hand sibilities of changing the boy's Sanford Police Department report of a "racial slur." behavior. At one point, Mrs. auxiliary, and currently Weeping, the boy's mother Telson agreed with Keeth in enrolled iwthe basic recruit 320promised to take him for asking "for another opinion" hour course at Seminole prescribed medical treatment, from school psychologists. Community College. PENSACOLA (AP) Oil exploration off Florida's Gulf Coast has come to a standstill, with the Gulf Oil Co. saying it will plug and abandon an unproductive well sc.uth of this Florida Panhandle city. "We have decided to release the rig for work elsethere," a company spokesman said Wedesday. "We have no further plans for drilling off Florida." Gulf's Failure to discover any quantities of oil and gas is the last in a string of Failures that the oil industry has called "the Vorst disappointment in 20 years of federal leasing in the Gulf." The firm's rig was the 15th successive dry hole drilled off the Flor i da coast in the last 16 months. - Wins $1-Million By JOE ASKREN Herald Staff Writer Gulf To Abandon Dry Well Off West Florida Coast Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Seminole Firm Lyman Student - After Talk Calms Inmates WASHINGTON lAP) Board Expels FLORIDA IN BRIEF tAtJILir By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Hostages Convicted In Van Burning Long And Short Sleeve Shirts. Variety Of Styles. INFANTS LADIES' PLAYWEAR BODY SUITS '1 '2 Short Sets Tennis Sets Swim Suits, Hats, Etc. - Large Picnic Basket Or Ice Chest. Our Reg. 2.99 LADIES' DRESSES 131 Solids And Patterns Neat Fashion Styles your . charej_:!T,ii ;Jj1j;,ij -,.. $ 51r $7 Reduced Prices On A Large Variety Of Dresses - SANFORD welcome here. 9 ff %L%M040 111101111111111b.- 1 The Discount Department Store HWY. 1792 AT AIRPORT BLVD. �z.__ -. - .- r - . ' - .-_----. Evening HemM WAYNE RICHARD LONG, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor 9 — ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director home He's in Former Sanford mayor Bill Stemper of Realty is recovering nicely at the Texas heart Institute following surgery on Tuesday, SteniPer assbciate Vie Glshler called late Wednesday to inform us that Bill is out of the In. tensive care unit and was awake and talking, as of niidday. Around D. DOYLE, Publisher Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as Bill Tuesday tc "I so11111 I de livery. All PostalService - repair We suppose we should be grateful that the U.S. Postal service says it will put off until after Denton Cooley Campa La w M Worse upon its creation as a semi-private agency four years age. predicted that the additional income of th ree cents from each first-class letter would wipe out th e $J million deficit for fiscal 15 and balance the $2 billion boost in annual operating costs linked to a new contract with postal unions. The average increase in pay and benefits for each postal worker of $2,800 over three years is restrained in comparison with labor pacts negotiated in the private sector. it totaled $2 billion over three yea rs for 700,000 workers, An increase from 10 to 13 cents would mark th e filth such boost since 1958 when th e price of a 3-cent stamp went up a penny after remaining steady at 3 cents since 1932. The old bugaboo inflation is blamed for th e need to increase th e price of mailing a first class letter. Inflation has beset postal service with higher costs of carrying the mail. And by in- WDBO-TV, Channel 6, called late yesterday to inform us that it would be changing Its schedule trod tonight in order to provide its viewers with the CBS Thursday Night Movie, which In th is case is reportedly one of the best. recen . (30 contribution to a candidate if the husband has contributed $1,000?" a - / \ - I i. ____ _____ _______ on magazine publishers, already hurting from rate revisions in the recent past. Postal Service offi cials also feared it would d ri ve fourth-class parcel mailers to independent services, further com- ______ ______ _____ ____ ____ ____________ ____ Meanwhile, the Postal Service - — tuider implements a wage sea le it lacks revenues to pay and postpones improvements It cannot afford. 7be aft-maligned agency's woes are not en- tirely of its own making. -Sow. Sovv .. Ye A British company is coming out with what It claims to be the ultimate in biodegradable plastic. By adding starch to the manufacturing formula, the plastic becomes appetizing to bacteria in the soil. It self-destructs cups and other items and eventual use as That sounds like rapidly, making plastic bags, candidates for compost heaps humus in the garden. a breakthrough in the waste- disposal problem, but no telling what may come up when we start planting seeds in plastic soil. As it is now, some of the tomatoes and other fruits on the market have as much flavor as a plastic cup. TOO much tinkering with nature and we may not be able to taste the difference between produce and the material it comes wrapped BERRY'S WORLD BEIA)EIL, Canada tAll e % _____________ ____ ___ .' ____ ____ ____ ___ _____ _ ___ . ________ ______ ___________ \\\\\\\\\ \\ '-, ___ _____ . ______ ___ ' . N LbA 7r' I!". - BERT COLLIER Florida I - Statehood I _____________________ _ - ' ' ' be the strongest storm to r.- M ile Per Hour Winds Motels in Elizabeth leaving the threatened area. particularly like to be busy because of someone else's City and . _.--- U.S. 1 City, "I don't lina's Outer Banks early today. -- --- Thursday, Oct. 2,1975--SA ainland A to the mainland because ferry 9, _-.. work booked solid," she was said. "Everybody ju.r'4 panicked and out they went. I wanted to Betty Spitler, one of the some of the rush to leave. 600 -:---- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F roin f ts -- -.. --L...-..-_- .-..._-.. Sh'16 residents of the Outer Banks 'I I dren. Premier Booed START SOMETHING By I rate Police IREV03LUTIOPJARY After Gladys changed course to the north.north east, the Na. tional Weather Service lifted a hurricane watch that had been for the string of sandy Islands from Cape Lookout to . Kitty Hawk. MADRID, Spain (AP) — cisco Franco on the 39th anni. Gladys, a minimal hurricane Irate policemen at the funeral versary of the start of the civil until its sudden intensification of three colleagues slain by ter. war that brought him to power. Monday, was throwing out gale rorists booed Spanish Premier winds l miles from its Madrid police said they were center, Carlos Arias Navarro today and which at 6 am. EDT, when the certain the three were murderdemanded his resignation. watch was lifted, was at lati. by the Revolutionary and "We demand justice and not ed tude 34.0 north, longitude clemency," they shouted, ap- Patriotic Anti-Facist Front west—or about O miles east- parently referring to the action (FRAP). southeast of Cape Hatteras. Three of five terrorists 'axe(;lli(bS was movIng north. of (en. Francisco Franco last northeast at about 23 miles per week ui parmiig the lives of six cuted Saturday were FRAP convicted terrorists, including members. The other two behour. _____ 000 Attend 000 _________ __ . 7 with the "SPIRIT OF 70" 0 3 InL -LI __M —i14—i THEY'RE COMIP4GI MIN') THEM " -j: - ---- - , -. - longed to a Basque separati Forecasters warned shipping two women, "This is th e price we are oup called ETA, or Basque interests to avoid the Intense rough paying for allowing foreign La nd and Liberty. storm, They also said tourists into the country," othseas and heavy swells could ers cri A fourth policeman shot ed , A number of foreign WXIIieS cause beach erosion and that day in south Madrid coasUd tides will run two to tourists were manhandled in was repor ted in critical condlMa dr id Wednesday d i a lion. His brother said doctors mass rally honoring the 39th 'We don't expect to have any anniversary of Franco's rise to real problem with it," said power. The latest police killings Dave Spivey, area civil pre. brought the number slain by paredness coordinator for th e Extreme right-wing you ths terro rist bombs and bullets northern Outer Banks. "There beat up one photographer, a January 1974 since to 22 securwill be some fl di and beach Spaniard working for a f or eign it) officers and 14 civilIans. er os ion but we hope noth ing agency, and told him the forserious," Officials said telegrams from cign press was responsible for Meanwhile, scores of fish- Spain's present wave of terror. Spanish civil war veterans' ernien, campers and vacation- ism. groups poured into Madrid supers streamed off the Outer porting the 82-year-old Franco, WITH ________ OF '76! _____ ocr z United Monte Carlo Night, St. ort ,g Samaritan Home kitchen fund. OCT. VFW Auxiliary 10108 01 Order of Eastern Star Rachel Chapter 308, dinner to honor ' past Masonic worshipful masters, 7 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberr'. Proceeds to temple building fund. Education lor a Gentle Birth free classd for newly expectpnt parents. Room 12, First - - - -, Presbyterian Church in DeLand 7-30 p.m. First of four - deals wiO maternal health and ... nutrlt10 . - . - HOSPITAL NOTES 3 won&r bow thm men wet - OCTOBER 1, Ins ADMISSIONS Sanford: Lynda G. Carter Kenneth N. Clark Jerry A. Fisher Gladys R. Flowers Leroy Hidwon Delbert L Wii gusty near thundershowers. Randy 0. Jones, Altamonte Rain probability 30 per cent Springs through Friday. Kimberly S. Cavender, Wended Fornast BY Partly cloudy north ConLinda C. Mullins, DeBary siderable cloudiness south Dlalthia Yow, Deliary portion. Scattered showers Sam Kelly Natasha Lowery Elsie A. MacDougall Robert L Mehaffey Katherine Bober Ste lla M. Snell mainly over the extreme south Eda K. Dunstan, Deltona portion. Mild ' days and cool Frances Greco, Deltona niots north portion. Continued William H. Mulholland, warm and humid south portion. Dellona Lows ranging from near 60 Sam Skorina, Deltoria interior extreme north to mid Hose L. Glazier, Geneva "os southeast portion . highs Ellis Slaydon, Osteen near extreme north to upper DISCHARGES Sanford: Albert W. Dunbar — IADELINEABSTON . '. - — _E=-0N0NNN=0~ Riege, Atlas, Mich.; six daughters, Mrs. Marie Amato, rs Madeline ithston, 72, of Penn, Mich.; Mrs. Margaret ir Oaks, Ind., died Sunday in Copp, Bremen. Ind.; Mrs. sper County Hospital, Virginia Shrieman, Osceola, ensselaer, md. Born in md.; Mrs. Dorothy Graham, . 6 JACK ANDERSON '1 i ness J W , 0 _____ " ZINNUI) MAN Emil I I 4 James HaW Howard Frank G. Knight III James C. Link Robert McIntosh Herbert L. Mann Judith 0. Nunez William G. Poole Alfreda Walker -. - -- FREE ADMISSION! 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Daytona Beach tides: high 6:38 a.m., 7:03 p.m.; low 12:15 Your check Is deposited whether you're at home or awayl a.m., 12:42 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 6:24 a.m., 6:46 What happens when your Social Security Check comes and you're out LEAVING 110.N -_ I EIS No LAUGHING 11 ATTE It . . . . . . of town? Or home in bed with an illness and can't deposit it? Nothing! Huddleston, Marion, hid. Funeral services were held Tuesday In Virgie, md, with Longwood Michael G. Motto, Maitland Harry B. Yates, Orange City burial in Mishawaka, Ind. Todd Home In charge. Mrs. Melvin (Janet) Barnes & baby boy, Sanford send your check direct from the U.S. Treasury to your savings account at First Federal of Seminole where it starts earning interest immediately. With Uncle Sam making the deposits, you have one less stop to make each month. And you'll enjoy the convenience of automatic savings growth. But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make it easier In a First Federal of Seminole passbook account, your money grows to adjust to your new surroundings, and maybe put a smile on s-our face at the annual rate of 5½% interest, compounded daily. And the interest is paid from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. ) o Funeral MOBILEHOMES I= 1111MCI& star-spangled line-up of everything that's today's wonderful world of mobile living The '76 mobilehomes place OCTOBER 3 10 p.m. At least, it's not earning you any interest. Well, now Uncle Sam will lgium, she moved to Ren- Winter Springs, Mrs. Barbara bier in 1963 from Monterey, Yaw, Dowaglac, Mich. and John E. Lambertson, DeBary Ind. She was a member of Mrs. Sharon Walters, Fair Edna Reilly, DeBary irgie Christian Cliurch. Oaks, Ind.; 32 grandchildren, 31 Harald Benjaminsen, Survivors include four sons, great-grandchildren; stepson, Deltona Leo hliege, Michigan; George James Abston, Kokomo, Ind., Dorothy L. Blankenship, liege, Kansas City, Mo.; John step-daughters, Mrs. Lola Neal, Lake Mary Riege, Chicago, Ill. and Bill Hollywood, Mrs. Eula Riddle. Christopher William, Lake Marion, Ind .. Mrs. Eva Main, Monroe Gibson City, Ill., Mrs. Annalean Rutherford D. Lee, L ng wood Benson,KokomoanhjMr,,Nelis Mildred R. Stoneleigh, 0 ~, mostly In the mid. to upper-0s. Lows in the upper 60s. Winds variable around 10 mph, becoming north to northeast by Friday. Winds stronger and Mary P. Allen, DelAnd ______________________________ - We have an affidavit that we have verified, Alconcel. however, that the real pressure came from In fairness to Marcos, we devoted a July that Philippine President Ferdinand We have also established that the pressure came Marc, full Marcos offered a witness a $50,000 bethe not to directly from Marcos' personal aide, Dr. N' Malacan&ng Palace, His Personal aide column to in Manila and Philippine consul Trinidad side of the story. He testify on Capitol Hill about corrupt.ion and Guillermo De Vega. claimed that the $50,000 was Alconcel in San Francisco put the beat on thenot tranny in the Philippines. The let ter, written by Hotel a bribe but a down payment for a pro-Marcos nas travel agencies, according to our sworn newspaper that Mijares had In Manila, Marcos reacted Ins different way. pr esident Jose Cobarrubias, declares bluntly: evidence. wanted to establish. He brought criminal charges against the wit- "This letter will serve to confirm the verbal PERSONALITY POSTSCRIPTS: G. Gordon The ness, former press censor Prünitivo Mijares, message that the Honorable Jose D. Asptras, regularlytwo agencies, Phil-Am and Gem, Liddy, the silent man of Watergate, has become send officials to Manila , Both Phil- the hero and is now using the criminal complaint as a Secretary of Tourism, asked me yesterday of the prison set, His fellow Inmates at af- Am's Emile Heredla and Gem's Jos eph Llbwiao the Danbury, Conn,, federal lockup k his tiu. te-noon to convey to you, i.e., admire him that he would encountered pressure in Manila. Marcos as also against a San consider it a personal favor If you would cryptic Ubwiao sent a for his determined refujaj to talk, w il lingness to office right men twice his size and free legal advk' Francisco newspaper, the weekly Philippine discontinue your advertisements in the declarini,,'cable to his San Francisco "flpnnpctpl l.t A....-. a------- ____________________________________ Spa in's state-run radio sus. of a police post in east Madrid. pended its weekly broadcast The policemen were shot called "The Word of the Pope," Wednesday, shortly before an a summary of the activities and estimated 300,000 persons speeches of Pope Paul VI, who cheered Generatissimo Fran- had denounced "murderous repression" in Spain. WEATHER - - I, ' _______________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ Long lines of mourners filed Europe's last right-wing dicta- 6:30 p.m., Dutch treat, La Casselberry, 6p.m. Adults only- a,m. to 5 p.m., 1920 Locust Ave. Fiesta Restaurant, Semoran games, prizes and refresh- OCr. i Boulevard, Casselberry Lions ments. Semlnola Rebekah Lodge 43 Club host, OCT. 3-4 yard sale, 1700 W. Third St., White Elephant Sale sport. Sanford. Wednesdays high W. Over. 14 sored by Syrian Lebanon Lions Club spaghetti dinner night low 67. Rummage sale sponsored by American Club o benefit local and bingo, 4-I p.m., Sanford Par tly cloudy to cloudy at Just us Club, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., chair charities, 1017 N. Mills Civic Center, Profi ts benefit times th r ou gh Friday. Chance old Land of Fabrics store, First ________ Ave., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. of rain and thundershowers. Lions Sig Jrogni. - ' minority ,* Banks for the mainland when 0 parents put Increasing pusure oq their children It was a btaxing day in Tallahassee and no the Practical wild= of its statesmen, challenge to date within their own groups. Shnflaly. the hew the clean election law works, In fact, is time to be out In the midday sun. Yet high noon the wonder and admiration of Christendom." students' listings of their closest friends showed beginning to read like a roster of the Senate and was precisely the hour that WUIiam D. Moseley How the crowd loved It! Applause vW cbws few cro&wultural associations. Dama __________ _____________ ng CALENDAR list of tbw writing in for Worm.ation on Marcos Seeks Return oo . -- ~~_____ —_ r fS ;!-Ji JR-ai!' . % _x-_ -.---'i Z__~ _ - Z ~. -,:- . I _Z 'r _; _rg - - .,. ---P Direct Deposit prevents loss or theft. 0. (..' )1- " ,'. - For more information on Direct Deposit, call of drop by your nearest First Federal of Seminole office. It's an easier, safer and more profitable , Filipi _ .- ____________________________________________ through the night past the p0- tor, licemen's bodies in the chapel Jewish enrollment were most demonstrate jealousy about Jews' academic successfulness and to hold ste reotyped ideas about Jews. Evidence was found that throughout the high sct)ool years, both majority and House of Representatives. This makes one mounted the platform to take office as Florida', rang through the heated air, The band broke into In each 01 the schools, however, t was &We to vote in. first elected govestux. a *Hted rendition o( "Yankee Doodle.st better students — --those more iritt 'lectuaMy telligently on the bill as it moved through their 'l'he date was June 22, 1843, Just three months Then occurred a series of bizarre Incidents advanced" who expressed abfter ur, hawk. alter the forml procUmtion of statelloW. in that, according to the T91ah.assee newspaper, derstanding of the roots of prejudice. "An office holder malls out newsletters during that brief time the machinery of self government sent a chill of foreboding through the spectators. "If we are to overcome prejudice," says regular Intervals under a franking privilege, but had been set up, officials and a legislature The signal was given to raise the .satlonal Wuthnow, "our pitch to the schools ah*ld be the printing expenses of the newsletters are paid elected and Florida was about to take off on its flag. As the crowd waited for the climactic more t1w physical integration, because U* kids for by a committee Are such expenditures own sovereign course, moment to cheer again, the standard struck at Just don't seem to get alon g very we ll." permissible .?" Tallahassee was bursting with pride. A half staff. It could not be moved up or down. The key, he says, seems to be in expLibing Are expenses such as lunches In Washington tremendous crowd had ga thered for the oc"A funeral token!" gasped the newspaper why there are cultural differences, We ei't for constituents "ordinary and necessary ex- casion, the local newspaper reported, "1 reporter In print. "Did deny it mean that Florida that there are differences, so schZs pense, Incurred in connection with my duties u elegant Capitol, spotless white within and would be no credit to the Union? Or death to shoutd teach the social and hlstLrteal reaa a federal of fice holder?" without, is no unfit emblem of the as yet tinfor of th e diff erences. ho p es good government?" Are the costs of voter opinion surveys counted written book ci our political history." The Stars You've finally replaced all your old narro and Stripes locked fast In qmbollc against the campaign eqwAturn of an in. Whether It was the 1"gree temperature or mourning, attendants labored to unftirl the new legged trwam with faftnable flairs, you cwnbent sena tor? the excitement of the moment, the new governor state emblem five broad stripes of red, white At last you're "with it," you think? , "Are expemes Incurred by a candidate for was moved to swing flights of &eclamation. Be advised that the latest fashion revo lution a As a cannon signalled the birth of the now blue, yellow and green, with the slogan "Leave legal and accounting fees paid for the purpose of 0 Us Alone" on the second bar. brewing is "cigarette jeans," so called because complying with the Federal Election Campaign they are shaped Act.., expenditures for the purpose of a can- Florida a permanent and enviable rank as one As the banner reached the height of the the way down toso straight and close-fitting aU the ankles that they look like dldate's campaign expendit ur es limit?" of the members of a confederacy whose brilliant Jammed nati onal standard, a sudden gust of those new 20 1 -millimeter cigarettes. May a member of Congress be reimbursed for career and proud preeminence in all that is great wind wrapped It around the pole so that it clung They're the rage In Europe, where one leading travel expenses he Incurs in connection with and useful, In the s!mplicity and purity of Its civfl like a wet rag. Hurriedly it was hauled down French designer is showing cigarette jeans for tical Pon appuranm In his congmialmial Institution, the martial accomplishment of Its shaken out and raised again. But~ as before, it district? both fellows and girls that don't even have a heroes, the fervid eloquence of its orators and refused to open, clinging to the staff. center crease. LONDON tAll Th e British pound dropped to a reco rd lo agai nst the Western E urope's major currencies t od ay, and foreign exchange dealers said a rate of 82 as :niimnent. The rate against the dollar dropped from 12.0410 at the close of trading Wednesday to 12.0295 at the opening of the market today, slightly above the record low of 12.0275 reached temporarily dur in g trading Wednesday. * highest - - - ( - would seem to be universally applicable. The proportion of Jewish students was 50 per cent in one school, per cent in the second none In the third, while about 15 per cent of each SChOOl'S enrollment were black t "Brother, can somebody spare a dime?" Pound Drops To Record Low ' In Washington, both Congress and the Justice letter that was sent to two of the travel agencies. Department are investigating our charges of last It confirms the extortion in the baldest term. ____ Canadian Industries ltd. Province. resent in Just the opposite was the case," says Wuthnow. Because It was funded by the Anti—Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, the study primarily on antl4eitnitism, but* its findings - . - shut down prod uction at Its big McMaste r ville explosives plant following a huge explosion in which eight men were illed and seven oth ers hospitalized, The blast Wednesday night blew out windows for a radius of five miles of the plant located in Que bec k prejudiced altitudes are a ct ually more prevalent in schools with a greater ethnic mix than lnthose with virtually no minority group members. The results of the study have been published in a new book, "Adolescent Prejudice," co. authored by Wuthnow and three other ream. chers. "Instead of backing up the current belief that prejudice if jt,j' 'e minorities _________ - thoseseekIngpollUcaJofflcejbou1iL,e w defeat at the polls. Where the greater tisk' lies today is In winning and then having to devote the bulk 01 one's lime for the next two to to C011tIflUII1 analysis of campaign laws and regulations', Explosion Shuts Down Plant three eastern communities suggests that ____ &1 tt*IflIfl& le IV plica ting the unhappy fiscal picture. criticism from workers and patrors - F vN , opinions confusing beyond belle!. So, apparently, have experienced COngreUnefl, major old-line political corn- was - I make them drink of the cup of fellowship. That of course, is not D purpose Of presentiy strenuous and controven1al busing efforts. But If anyone hopes that a greater respect f studen ts for each or, If not f riendslJp, result from integration, recent research does not support that hope. According to Dr. Robert J. Wuthnow, assistant professor of sociology at the University of Arizona, a study of 4,500 high school students in p J'4'; the. The judge's plan would have creat ed hardship Li :~ You can lead kids of different racial or ethnic commission's regulations and advisory mittees and loag-Ume donors — nmy of whom ' Friend s & '.1 .1 /I 1) .---------..-...---._--..-...-_--.-_ - :.'rZ. ur ng "Can poration or business holding a federal contract make a personal contribution?" spent 34 years studying political campaign laws and practices, I found many of i1*confu*Iao•ts so g!xie!'aI Sen. Lee Metcalf th1rd '(D.MOUL) moved to note "the complexities cent, * —Bill Currie 1"11% / y - Mix Fails To M k ~ _ 140 .-.-. =--__, - ward Atlantic In 15 years, banks were filled with persons a motel owner in Elizabeth took ftee hours to get aboard a parties and the motel where shifted its 140-mile-per-hour' winds away from North Caro. BEI RUT, Ihar'ion (All Christians and Moslems exchanged fire for the second night in a row in the Beirut suburbs of Em Rummaneh and Chlyah, and there was sporadic sniper fire in other areas of the Lebanese capital, the government radio reported today. Interior Minister Camille Chamoun scheduled another meeting ',ith leaders of Palestine guerrilla organizations in ,in attempt to reach a new cease-fire tIeen Christian militiamen of the Phalange party and le'tLst Moslem Lebanese and radical Palestine guerrillas, Chansoun was tr)ing to create a buffer zone between tn suburbs -Em Rumnrrianeh is Christian and Chiyah Moslem by replacing the combatants at the barricades i th policemen and moderate Palestinians from Yasir Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organjation, which has stayed out of the fighting. ; Air time is 9 p.m. It should be worth watching. , .;-., __. CAPE HATTERAS, N . C. word of the hurricane was (AP)—Hurricane Gladys, said broadcast. Fire In Beirut Streets * in tonight's movie, I Be guidelines. "Can a wife in a single-Income family make a - C. Scott _.- a retired William Devane, who played the late President Kennedy in "Missiles of October," portrays Faulk / - u I I Johnson, gave Faulk a $3.5 million judgment which W83 later reduced to $500,000 on appeal. The movie is Fear On Trial and deals with the trials and tribulation of newsman John Henry Faulk, ho had been blacklisted' In broadcasting '~\' The Congressional Record tl carried 22 pages in fine print on questions about, and adiso'y opinions and notices by, the new Federal Elections Commission one of a continuing series of such "tnformatorles" on policies and The Postal Rate Commission, established to deliberate rate adjustments, moved constructively to cope with postal deficit problems recently when it in effect rejected a recommendation by ad- argued Faulk's case so well in 1962 the Jury eorge about today': electi on? " 1975, with resultant loss of revenues. portrays lawyer Louis Nizer, I Laurence Faulk. It k ,)) Dear Federal Election Commission: "May newspaper subscriptions be paid out of the campaign fund?" "Does the new Federal Election Law super. sede state campaign regulations, or must state be adhered to separately?" "Is there any limitation as to time that contrthu ti ons can be accepted subsequent to the creasing the price of postage to keep up with rising costs, mail volume declined 2 per cent in fiscal I late DON OAKLEY I IN BRIEF I super sors about and the Th is might be filed under the heading Too Late To Classify, butwe fell it % orthy enough to tell you performed Gladys WORLD to can lend, RAY CROMLEY ft'r price increase that exercises such hardship on low income and fixed income groups. Such a delay, however, will put off the goal of break-even mail delivery adopted by the U.S. Postal Service As help you Hurricane Packs I Tonight's movie dramatizes those times and libel suit Faulk , won agonst Aware, Vincent Hat- His parents and man y friends a ppreciate any that was discovered damage --- I 19 Memorial. While on the subject of area people hospitalized, e must note that Robert Michael King, 1968 graduate of Seminole High, was critically injured in an automobile accident last Friday and is In Jacksonville Memorial Hospital. The son of Sir. and Mrs. Robert B. King, P.O. Box 249, Sanford, young Bob is In dire need of u,od and donors are desperately needed. Twis ts In Wind ministrative law Judge Seymour Wenner to reduce first class rates to 8½ cents. The judge wanted to make up the lost revenue bra1Mng second, head -=- . during th e McCarthy era, the denial of work not cleared' by Communist-watchers as red. blooded Americans. Th e movie is based on the book of the same name fired by radio by Faulk, a commentator who was CBS— in the summer of by station WCBS—owned Persons ho can are urged to report to the iirle Memorial Hospital Blood Bank and donate a pint of th e life-preserving fl uid. Make ho ever, that you specify the blood is to be credited to the account of young Robert and that he's in Jax the operation andhospital sources said Stemper Is showing steady improvement. The Clock Christmas an increase in the first-class postage rate to 13 cents. That at least will encourage Americans to send out as many Christmas cards as usual. And it will avoid a cut in postal revenues that the service can i ll afford. It is difficult to argue with a move to delay yet from recently during a rcutine physical examination. ~J ~~') - suffering and internal injuries, the St. Luke's Hospital at the In. stitute on Sunda y and unierwent heart surgery -.01111111h. critical condition, -_. -- -.-,-..----- entered Famed surgeon Dr. service - Stemper Thursday. Oct. 2, 1975-4A --=-:-: _________________________________ Good news. 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD,Ft.A 3271) Area Code 305-322.2611 or 8319993 ---- .. way of depositing your Social Security Check. Because Uncle Sam and ! First Federal of Seminole do it for you—two of the most dependab _: __.. - M -, M_'t- Z7 - friends you could have. , Give us a call at 322 - -. = - - 9- (.,1a)10( . 71d0 i - �— EveningHeraId,SaniortJ,Fl. 73 Detention Facility Studied Thursday, Oct. 2,!! • Deltona Doings Orange Coun Delegation Visits Lenter The 8 FANNF'TTF Fl)WARDi every child that passes through the Seminole Regional eten(ti on Ce.fl . SAN FRANCISCO ( AP) Il W001folk Says Ut l ty -- _____ "jfl III Y I Hwy 17-92 at 27th St. " III r •' I now changedJ first ce gs, 0 rw:day of each motith. The post meets in the main hall and the QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SUN. OCT. eye exarrAnations and glasses. his is but one of the man' humanitarian deeds they do for others' eyes. Perauxiliary In the small one (or ch th rn sorts wishing to nuke ionetB1•Y por ), of e Deltona Co - d o f the should tact nitY Center. Speaker evening this month is Mrs. Roy clutirmian Art Will or Club Hodges of the social security president John loutsenhizer at office in DeLaK who WW I= ft0ey Ave., Deltona. The club tly entertained 861ma a joint meeting of both in their ladies at a special night in post and unit~ at 7:30 p.m., their honor, Entertainment was the main ball A question answer period wiH follow, sifter povided by members of the T 1 V AI ikI I ' 5 I . . , wm. - ss - B6 I 14' • S . WOOLITE •1 $ 36' HORSE BARN ACT NOW..MAU COUPON TODAY -- I I 16 OZ - . 1III .4 , 4 _iiiuiiiiii._..._f ' '' I %IMINQLF$TFFLCO.PO : NTLM1N - pt.. B O X MI. ,. êC I I nter ested .------ -. g ,jijjj- F-iU :isi iii .. I I Wiry gains I I cmp"SIC1411 I ) moo ?CI'I Oan to by*1 it" tit + a,-1 ,AYE I - IC , I Utility , '-I_ ---.---, I , 25 0 I ZIP STATE rrr Orients School entranceway \ . / . W.P" 0 BETTER "Priced For Today's Budget" ; vi;s • 3 w.J 'Ico.d chngv be presented by Mrs. Franklin ouerui its assistance Anyone wiWft go cookibla C. Hudwin, first vim1resiltimt T r unc ated diamond tytus. I I 45 9 pm cover. 0 Twin 17a 11- . turnt.bii 11am Cracraft and Mrs. Me LIST direct to Lhe Deltons Civic 4 SM 5 at r Association, P.O. Box U. orino. G eneral admission, $250 Reserved seats, $350. For Uck,allQrJando,4fl .: - - -- -- 1.[ b Double-belted Deluxdhampid Cole Slaw • Tossed Salad 44 L K ?.flPL' EV ERY 6:30 m • 9' 00 pm + A VA 114 . I - It They Had AGr.aI Time. S.D0fl1 Miss This S.tU,Y Q1TALITY IMV----' Ull ) N 11 AS LUW NORTH raii and Holiday Fashion by g for the city to do the work Cras h Probers 99 ___ Fa.Jion LOW PRICES International Airport last Saturday, kiffing six persons and injuring seven others, S apparently did not encounter engine or brake failures, officials sa". i A eVaccines .!!LLL!J National Transportation Safety Board (,N vestigators studying the ac- 0 bave found no evidence that the NUE KNIT f our-engine C44 Yukon Tur I 1Jvaui I w - - drainage canal embankment. But investigators said they Atamin 141 •,i( PHONE ORDER mm- (Across from Dog Track in Longwood) P.O. BOX 404, IASSELBERRY FLA. 32707 830=1150 • u 110 ' OPEN Monday-Saturday 9am -5 pm Supplements I Now lFirostone TI Jj STEEL'BELTED I \ / f "Ourpeoplehavegoneabout as far as they can go with the components," said Arnold Holstine, a New York crash Investigtor heading the 'TSB team. I PANTSUITS Many Colors Size 8-1 , '' RADIAL 500w STARTS TODAY $40 ( I I?ric SHORT SLEEVE ________ ' '60 PANTSUITS 34'w '46 PANTSUITS '1 2 BLOUSES 24" ss DAIJTCIIITC . KOLLECTION I I • whelhadliftedofftheground. • • • • - - 40,000 Mile I 16 BIKINIS AS LOW II 95 195/70R-13 Whitewall Plus S250 FEY Mr. Serigo i Bar Il gains on all sizes ..,l that a Wcwn tire conUibuW the pdots' decision to abort the takl-off after, as witriesses have claimed, the plane'snose- - p i' PPd - NI Jack MIAMI (AP)-An Argentine cargo plane that crashed while I_ - OOPS ALPAQ 1 - sizes ... black walls Signature and whitewalls I ___ trying to take off from Miami ' 95 $ s' A78-13B1 k II Plus $1.77 F.E.T. and old lite 862.00 OCTOBER I 1 'T 34 LONGWOOD 14 AND • 'Variety Of Sizes ' III' Everyone Who Joined In The Fun L&O Sattorday said Big bargains on all Puzzled and Packaging" '-t Dry Pet Foods - 3213 FOODS y Important Pets" - ...1LA . $229 - ___ ____ r" I each with 514" D% Don't forget the Bahia "y" 11 adapts,, 0 Oust __ I Featuring. U.P. FRESH FROZEN "For V. • Allifi" - Tbomn Rudolph Kraft. Th Cob • Tan • Potato Salad . .i NAME BRANDS No Order Too Small FWAWFM v14w#1 Sposition function switch 641ocis AM, FM. FM sureo. phono and tape, 0 D`81 v-001 Nfnillf tuninj 0 Tonv volurre, 7 ~Ian,e controis 0 Dufft on AFC on rM. 9 FM % ndicator light. 0 8 1rack C&ttr1CV@ tsp@ ploy9r. 0 -.ar - MANY QUAUTY _________ . I i. PACKAGES 1.1op, -low SC3213 TRI MODE SOUND SYSTEM WITH STEREO RECEIVER. 8-TRACK CARTRIDGE TAPE PLAYER AND AUTOMATIC RECORD CHAPJOER I ECONOMY CLEANSTEETH I ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM u e with the city willing to prty a itself. Jnur DELIVERY! X, R ROLL TOTAL HOME e -Authorized Mayor Floyd to cost estimates for repairing aH negotiate with the county on the the roads. proposed paving of the Lake Floyd said the pr oject Is too - I i 88 (I me regular meeting of the a"tion, the sporting events and games will be held in the Deltona Woman's Club will be various park mem of Delt"; held on Oct. 9. at 12:15 p.m. A - Cor Vsrestone In other business, the corn- roadways and rights of way in mission the city and that hetsgathering PHON( C11 FOIL ALUMINUM r.tJnAI &I GE N II E I. RAL uIr • II U 'J ELECTRIC -. .. ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS P U fl 'L' 1 Chicken • Bar B " Ribs Floyd reported to comPerkins and Cal DeVoney missloners that recent heavy opposed the zoning designation, rai ns ha ve damaged many OR CALL 005)U9-011111 For Immedlatt A"entlon - and whitewalls I On Our Beautiful0l.1118ide Patio Commissioners George .•,, family picnics wW be held on light luncheon wW be servvd the c=nunity center grounds; followed the regular meeting t1we will be Weet dancing vid at I p.m., with Mrs. Henry a huge parade is in the planning Langknecht, president presiding. Mrs. Barba ra stage. All ft will be r: Xcuher Kennee, R.N., director of the of by the willing j des: Dr. Southwest Vvlusia Outreach committee, which incl. and Mrs. Fred Weigand; Dr. Center, will be guest speaker arxI Mrs. Clyde Mead; Mr. and and Will address Mrs. Jack Spencer, Mrs. Carl bershipon the topic of, "How to Posey: Mrs. Mario Grasse; Communicate with Persor, Mrs. Harry Durand; Mrs. with a Problem," She w1U be Wilhelm Stuhrenberg and Mrs. assisted In her descirlptlon of Ifichard Blair. 00iers AiU be actual cw.s by Mi.~s Barbara added as the need arises, and Burkhammer, assistant cei They the DtItona Civic Association I " • ADDRESS WA TER P ' Enterprise ElemenWy erwted at the Deltoina K= School, Enterpri5e, 32763. according to Mrs. Paui Low prices on all sizes...blackwalls . - BUFFET Commioner Sandra Glenn ordinances on commercial Tuesday night to approve the cariers and taxicabs and set :th0uu1Ood commercial public hearings for 4:30 p.m., "I" ' I shops 7 ' . I ' sc SNINOLE STEEL BUDINGS FOR EVERY SHELTER JOB LIQUID Size B78.13 Blackwall. P1 $i 84 F E T 1nd old tire PATIO BARwBmQ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - ffumimurn of $1,500 toward the City commissioners Tuesday paving costs, night approved zoning for the —Passed on first reading Lake Destiny Road property ordinances annexing the Doi annexed two weeks ago. Ray Manor lots abutting SR 436 Zoning for the tract, and granting professional offlce requested neighborhood zoning. Pu blic hearings on the commercial by the owneM was armwmtion and zoning were delayed oners h d l d or . p.m., two weeks ago split on the ism -Heard Mayor " an. -2. Commissioner Helen nounct%-- that the federal Law Keyser was out of town, due to a Enforcement Assistance death in the family, and thus Administration (LEAA) has was not available to break the approved a grant of $30,90 to lie. fund two investigators in the M rs Ky e ser joined o d ith w pollccd epartment. ji Mayor Norman Floyd and Approved on fi rst readings VOWSSOM81*90"acepr"u" 1976. This two day Indepen. not essential. Interested per. dence Day rall wi ll take place sons should contact school LnaBlcentennlalVi llage,tobe principal Edward E. Beard Mrs. Alberta Coy of DeBary or was elected president of the office at P.O. Box 1. 60 West DeL8nd and West Volusia Gore Ave., Orlando, . 8O2 • ---. NITE FOR A FABULOUS I Zoning Approved' -SEMINOLE STEEL BUILDINGS— TO F IT YOUR N E EDS AND YOUR BUDGET twq Term 11commy - Low initial Coto Twmil - I -- ' $I 95 AS T EVERY SATURDAY Lake Destiony . 288 1, - . WRRE.SPONDENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN - P.O. ERECTED ON YOUR PROPERTY [_' - . ip k4lk `( - EXAMPLE 41~ A NORTH UILDINGS* FAST SIRVICE P REG. RETAIL 4.9S Q — ,_---'. 100 TABLETS - A [OW U LI Y T1ThT - - Seminole Steel Buildings' + . lFirestone Deluxe Championot NOSE LEAD YO TO Sa nf ord Box 2541 -Sanford, Florida 32771. - - I cord YOT YR - Ph.322-6390 1 2609 Sain!ord Ave. kein lecithin Wise Elementary School, acDeltona Of Bicentennial celebration, to cording to M rs Wayne G take place next July 3 wid 4. Fuller. Previous experience is Mr& Posey at 1461 Helena Crt., ) HEA TING & ING AIR CONDITION I) LET - SANFORD wonwn are needed to assist, the teachers and office at Enter- 1168 Brlarwood' Mrs G rasso, 2410 Barharcssa, - 0"Tcorw wou" P"4CM9 C 1000 - Q 'a a Activities chairman. • t ng, %%olwa 01% 00% 0% 0% -. o yes a i OiSi l t er — BXYZ Ulub -meet Ist Baptist Church -Activities Building Longwood -last Tuesday of the month - 12:30 p.m. Casselberry Sunshine Senior Club meet 806 Mark David Blvd. -Casselberry -Ist Friday of the Month - 10:00 a.m. new club -all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club Church of the Nativity Lake Mary - meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 10:00 a.m. (1iluota Senior Citizen flub Cominumty Fire Hall - 7th Str1 t_ ( huluoth_meet3rdmurd). ofthe1onthat6p.rn. Fifty Plus Club - 7th Day Adventist Ch urch Forest City— meet mostly on the Ist Monday of the Month - 6:30 p.m. Golden Years Fellowship -meet at the Community United Methodist Church Casselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the Month — luncheon - Reservations necessary. Greater O%iedo Senior Citizens Club -meet at Grant Qapel A.M.E. Murch -Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. Oviedo 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. ly Socialites Club -meet at Highlands Club House - 675 prings -4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. NARFE Club iNat I of Refired Federal Ftupinvees I - meet at the First Federal of Seminole Sanford 1st Friday ut the month - 1:00 p.m. VALUE beldinJacksonvi1le,atPct137 Sunr ise by Edward James; headquarters. The host post "At Sunset" by Ruth PuBen; "Rocky Shors" by Zeld wW en attending a James "Silver Seas" b a social ga thering the evening Russell' Cushing d "B the The Junior Auxiliary 255 Sea," by Paul C. conducted a car wash lad 7be Deltona Worrian's 0ub SaWridaYf arned $ service ud ,,,. meet the Education committee is seeking volunteers for the fourth Wednesday e a y of each club's volunteer onth at borne o M1.rs program Men teaching aide as we ll as r)tona33 : Remember last summer? It was a real scorchert We can make your home a cool little island of h Rh Imperial C ntrat Air Condi ioni It' desig n ed for (s1JR 1 truly efficient cooling. And can fit into your present warm air heating system. THE Call us now and we'll help you cool it, • C Masked Ba at the Ddkm the Lutheran Church on Woman's Club Houn on Nor- Providence Blvd. A workshop nundy Blvd. On Nov. Ur post wdl be conducted by Earle and unit will hold thei'r annual Brown, Hon. F.P.S.A. At the Early Bird Dinner IOF thos last meeting Mrs Ed Pullen e program chairman held an membm whom 1 dues are competition In which 12, Is the Northern severW membeirs entered. Mrs. On Oct Judy Malone therofart the Area Confemnim of America IlAgion Pods and AmidliarIeL clagm of Deltona, held each Both Commander Mty WkInesday mortling, xrvW as judge and judged the winning Loonwid and PreWdent J Loutsenhizer and their officers Aides, as: "Quiet Sea," taken will attetid the meeting to be by L)all F. Cross; "Caribbean t With Rheern Central Air oning. 24.95 will meet on Tuesday at 7:45 On Nov i is SPONOrIng a Halloween p.m. In the FeUowswp Hall of A I P Bra m Towers -Sanford -meet Ist Wednesday of the Month . Uhi -- 4I ' t : - •I'b'1 Nidi IjI rive - : HAIRSETTER - - — D - 1UkIL .-- I . , ub - II1 a.m. wid will continue untfl all Per sons. He asks you to contact or Art i te are sol The unit', monthly Friday night dance is The Deltona camera au b Oct. 3, at the Woman's . / . I I WILKINSON SWORD BLADES .- Adresses / " comfor . 88 stiU collecting eyeglmm for I I in the parking lot SoutheastEankofDeltotia,atg shiPment overseas to needy ., island of CLAIROL . e can make k a cool little Now -vw s banjo which the auxillary will retire Ding- Other school systems af- start a strike today. A spokessix union officers remained in kcted by strikes include New man said the teachers were county jails. The order was Bedford, Mass., Hoboken, N.J., asking a 3 per cent pay raise from Bristol County Superior and communities in Penn- and fringe improvements. C ourt Judge Francis W. KeatIn the Wilmington strike, tinsylvania and Connecticut. In Billings, state Iactflnders der way since sch%l began ing, who on Wednesday jailed six New Bedford Educators Ashad recommended a contract Sept. 3, closed-door talks which sociation officers for six COMiNG EVENTS package including a $1,000 broke off last weekend resumed montha A Harp and Flute Concert by Rosalind Beek arx! Linda across-the- board wage increase Wednesday under a blackout on 11iret - October 12 at 4 p rn St Richards Episcopal Church —5 6 per cent to 12 5 per cent of news abc*t progress, and were Union officials estimate to continue today. Classes re- Keating has already imposed a current sal&ies Clubs, main open part-time, but on tota l of just under $1 million in The Billings Education tition utptid but the school Wed nesday on! a bout 44 pe r fini tlt tilOIIttS pri ng sFri d ii Cl $5,000 d aily on the Civic Center -Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs -meet Ist board did not School officials cent of the system's 14,200 Pu association and two days' pay said they would keep schools pils showed up. and 3rd Thursday of the Month - 10:30 a.m. for each day out on teachers. The 790 Sunset open with substitutes in the face Augles Elders St. Augustine Catholic Church striking teachers, The central issue is wages. 3 Casselberry - meet 3rd Tuesday of th e Month - 10: 00 -_- *""Is, to their meeting in their hWI. floral centerpiece donated by the Ed Shintm of Deltona was Mrs. Joan president, announced a rum- won by Mrs. Lee Caukin. hm school or "bring your tooth- - . A~ _ EALS D - . a'-- 40 • I of a teachers' decision to start about two-thirds of them reBy The Associated Press More than 24,000 pupils faced picketing today. The system ported out of class, want a three walkouts by teachers today in has about 900 teachers in 31 year contract with an 8 per cent Billings, Mont., and Caholda, schools serving 17,OW pupfls. pay hike this year and 7.5 per Ill, the latest public school s- More talks were scheduled for cent In the second and third terris to be hit by teachers Friday. years. In Caholda, where 375 teach. strikes. In Wilmington, Del., In New Bedford, !6 striking meanwhile, talks were under ers instruct 7. pupils, the loteachers were ordered to teach way once more to end a 22-day cal Federation of Teachers — _____ 9-9 Daily 104 SUNDAY Face TeacherWal kouts RE - ____ -'I- By LYLE SUFFIELD the $ SANFORD + SENIORS - Finecrest Center - -- - thtO Thursday, Oct. 2. 1975-/A More Than 24,000 Pupils 'con%'ention today, determined cease will pour about $5 m il. OCT 6 to throw labor's full weight into lion more into its coffers 50 Plus Club meets at the Seventh Day Adventist Church, an ef fori to change White House money it can also use in the 1976 Forest City at 6:30 p.m. Pot-luck dinner followed by variety economic policies that its electiom program. leaders believe have caused During the two years ended word unemployment. (Kr. 7 To help gain the muscle it June 30, AFIXIO expenditures Over Fifty Club - nicet at Redding Gardens, Sanford at needs to carry out its goal, the Increased nearly 20 per cent, to 1 0:o a. m. $33.9 million, according to the 14.1 million-member labor Sanford Senior Citizen Club -• meet at Sanford Civic Center eration is seeking its first dues federation's financial stateincrease in six years. The con- iflent. vention delegates will be asked Political action, the largest of OCT. 9 to raise dues from 6e current the AFIXIO headquarters' ac. Central Senior Citizen Club meet at Church of Nativity, 10 cents per member per month tivities, cost nearly $3.8 million lake Mary 10:00 a.m. to 13 cents, in 1974-75, compared with $3.5 Young at hea rt Club meet at St. A nd rew's Presbyterian Inflation has caused the fed. million in 1972-73. Church, 9913 Bear Lake Road Forest City at 1:00p.m. nance f I. eration to sup The + Evening Her AM, Santa- ;,Fl. SEMINOLE _44 'Convention Opens child and the community. The Token Economy plan has benefited greati) from the and Terry Ackert the Center. Another program at the allows children to earn Pohfls Besides helping to initiate the of Its Auxiliary Board, located in D the testing, which Is Se minole nter Is during the day or good which i made upyGen diag nostic testing the by the Auxiliary Board of the made available through the Economy program initiated behavior. The points are then l'.lseleln; Bob Markey; Jack Board WSS instrumental Orange County Detention Seminole County school with the help of the Sanford traded for refreshments. Caolo; Mary Giardini; Don Van arranging on ill medical and Center recently. system, is very helpful for both Optimist Club. Fay said the Seminole Center Dalen; Bob Howe; Dan Scinto; dental care, Fay said. The Deltona Business and Board of Realtors during a Seminole Center Director Professional Women's Club will recent meeting of the Thomas Fay said the group • sponsor a flea market, orgarditation at the DeLand toured the facility and asked Spturday frain 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Country Club. Installation questions about the programs i i at the Southeast Bank parking ceremonies will be held in offered here. lot. Donations are still needed December. Mrs.. Coy, a former "We are more fortunate than An effort by the Seminole that when county corn- the Florida Public Service relinquishing the control cannot When the county adopted and will be gladly accepted. president of the DeBary 'the Center in Orlando," Fay County Commission to control missioners relinquished control Commission (PSC) has been collect the franchise fee for the ordinance attempting to control Simply contact Ms. Helen Chamber of Commerce j said. "We have only 12-15 the expansion and Louderback, 1099 Deltona Blvd. currently serving as first vice- people in our facility, while they municipally-owned operation of of privately-owned utilities signed and forwarded to use of rights of way for in- the expansion and operation of utilities in operating In un-incorporated Tallahassee, Woolfolk said. stallation of city-owned utility municipally-owned utilities or bring them to the bank that president of the Florida have a population of 60 in a unincorporated areas has been areas last week, its utility or. The attorney said another lines in unincorporated areas. elected city officials protested morning. Federation of facility designed for 28 people." rendered void by subsequent dinance "in essence fell by the t. She ordinance, setting a five per Sanford City Manager W. E. vigorously. On Oct. 10, the club will hold a enrolled for a second course In Fay sa id the group was im- county action, County Utility wayside." cent use tax on municipally"Pete" Knowles sa id, however, dessert card party in the the Graduate Realtors pressed by the Seminole Attorney Ned Woolfolk said +..L, A resolution adopted in open owned utilities operating in the ordinance as adopted by the unincorporated areas has county violated state law and I with Ms. Edwinea Bauldry, Orlando. particularly the diagnostic Woolfolk, asked to appea r at mission,relinquished control of become "moot." was unenforcable before cordial!) invited to attend and The majority of citizens of provides complete testing for Governments meeting, said owned utilities in the county to Dale said the county, since PSC enjoy an evening amid good Deltona are smiling gleefully friends. Party starts at 7:30 today, because as of Monday of p m Both pr ojects help to swell this week, they ill receive th e Scholarship Fund for the garbage pickup, additional e D~21tona Bll W Club gives t%%o police protection and street '4 deserving women each a $250 lights for a 2.494 millage tax a scholarship each year. This ($2.494 per $1,C01 of .ipr.iiS 1)ear the scholarships were property aC awarded to: Margaret Torrey, Onithe Oct.. Delt oii n a .1arts U a freshman at Daytona Beach Community College and Karen Club wil.1 stage a Monte Caflo ampher, who is furthering her night at 7:M p.m. in the Deltona studies, in the field of PY Community Center for the jI Ttie awards were made at last benefit of the sight conservation i i. ' i. t. • 'I i ., . program. The public is invited month's meeting. to attend with their friends and The American Legion and relatives Recently the club llt'rajd ('orr;si,ondcnt L. ulenniai Laoor • gn Rag Doll ALL IAATUA - $5 whitevvalls! Firestone Store Ii HALF-SIZES • ZAYRE PLAZA HWY. 436 I AT 1792 II 50% OFF I FERN PARK JL ii &FR SANFOR( PH 322 0144 - I I -- �--------- - ---- '=1 -_ - In And Around Sanford WOMEN What Happens If Someone l Clothing f Does Ob"ect At Vedding?7 xomancei __ __ Square Dancing Group Herald, Sanford, Fl. C s S hedule hanges I t -- - Organized a little over ayear Th e ago, " Foresters, " a DORIS swinging square dance group, Is changing its schedule, Beginning Oct. 1 will dance on the second any1 fourth Friday of each mon th from 8-10:30, at The Forest Clubhouse, We Mary, new ca ller Is Ed Newton. The Foresters welcome any guest dancers, new members and spectators are cordially invited at no charge. present membership Is 17 couples and more are needed for a livelier night of dance ofitaim khm a gan - -- Choosing your solitaire from us can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life, because we take our respon. sjhjijtjs senous1'. -- Eight convenient ways o buy: Zak3 Revolving Charge, Zales Custom Cha rg e, Banmerjcard Master Charge, American Express, Diners Club. Carte Blanche. Layaway now for Christmas '1J - - -- AABIGAIL vrn BUREN and don't lair. yours off childish. Maybe he's gained $ DEAR ABBY: An item in how he likes it." That's few pounds, and It's not as your column brought up this comfortable as It used to be. Club Notes question: During Congratu1atfo to Inez and Edgar Paulson of Brain Towers on their 60th wedding an- Lively Socialites . a they will make for ti'e Diamond solitaire 14 karat gold. S52S KAST _________ THEN Abby a if l ul / ., zi.cs - ne Diw~ SANFORD PlAZA ALTAMOWyiij. tf1onI _ ____ .T .. - - ' . .- .-. 1. You're Invited To Our GRAND : ,. . FRI. OCT. 3. Ribbon a Screw &a ts, slacks and sweaters utfits In infant-through. Cutting 10 AM. First SO Ladies to visit ' A Free Plant or Ribbon Roses. REGISTER FOR GRAND PRIZES MACRAME POTTERY HAND MADE HANGING BASKET AND A COMPLETELY DECORATED TERRARIUM WITH CERAMIC HOUSE 8. FIGURINES. 11.00 Off any Flower or Gift Selection over 5.00 with this ad. ARRANOEMENTS FOR ANY OCCASION NEVER A DELIVERY CHARGE Elyse 's Florist & Gift Shop leaf ' ç '' '.aitgr! - - - -- - ..• ..J:-;"D' .1,;.; responsible for the new, essed.up children's attire. Afew years ago you couldn't put a Little girl in a dress or even In a fancy sweater and slack ensemble. Now, ac- /> S. 127 E. Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary 70,322.1 . A Happiness Is flora, knit rhlrt Over snappy JJ Jeans featuring the newest look .. . double Zippered side front complements Heather Brumley's healthy 1good looks, . i. SHeather f a. .1 k ; • L.4 4 '.,..., " 's" '".d .i'. A i C-9 Dsh 1 ••• COTTON kNrr FLORIDA.. ON COMPARABLE Your Purchase Price Rth,nd.d. BOB BALL'S PIANO & ORGAN SALES 301 WEST FIRST ST. FREE A KU INREAR 'AHItE mention it to him again, or HOPPIPGROJAY PH. 322-2255 I. V G C train here Is: Don't feel hurt, don't mention it to him Main zisrn s. FIRST ST. PH. fl2nm 8 X 10 PORTRAIT •'.; 1. is the Mr. and daughter of Mrs. Daniel E. Brumley. Her outfit is from The Little Wardrobe. BLUE LEVI'S Do plan to come in and browse around soon. Boys a Girls Fashions for infants through size 0 14. Vdaøiw2 9aeobng DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. PH. 3224712 U WOOL .s(.,d 110114a d. 1234020 J ; Terry Gosnell Photographer delightfully convenient Drop lid makes sturdy writing Surface and conceals pigeon hole console, 2 drawers at bottom. Hutch Stores books and bric.a.bac Solid wood in rich Salem Mai,Ie fmaple ini s h S ADULTS $2.95 GROUPS 1.50 EACH ADDITIOr4AL CHILD : PORTRAITS DELIVERED ATSTCRE AFEW DAYS AFTER TAKEN 11-01 ------.=----=--., .- -..- ---- / PLUS80 HANDLING \CHG ,,,J/ __ — FURNITURE DATES: Oct. 3-4 HOURS: 10.1, 2.5 :1 Sanford's Newts. Largest, Fin; 23e French Av. James IrIppfoj_,,,, OPEP4 DAILYC.4 WED,,3 McCrory's Ni. 23ia Ii - ADD CHILD 7 DAYS: Friday & Sat. . A /4 'Sh'\pE ME SWEEFI,. Great for back to school, right for dress .up too- . . til e stout. soled earth.bro, tie. Fine leather, crafted to give young feet the fit and support they need, plenty of toe room too. TI-Ic bRA nw qivcs C001, COMfoRTAblE, \\ AIRy-IiqhT suppor In A-B-C cups and only S4.00. All Cotton. Exclusive of Decoration , mary/estner s 200N. Park r Sanford OPEN FRI. NITES . SHOE R1g "C'ts i STORE 20i E. FIRSTST. PH. 322-0204 "We are going to show them newly-paved streets, new tennis and plans for a new education center," he said," and we are also going to entertain them with icolorful horse show, an open house tour and a free Suwannee River barbecue, all scheduled for Saturday. Weaver said a memorial service on Sunday morning, Oct. 5, will give special recognition to the late A.W. "Bud" Smith, whose generous bequest provided financing for the extensive street paving and curb and gutter work which has just been completed. Smith, for more than 25 years prior to his retirement in 163, was president and publisher of The Lakeland Ledger. The tennis courts were financed through proceeds from benefit wrestling matches sponsored by the Live Oak Jaycees in cooperation with Boys Ranch Trustee Eddie Graham and Championship Wrestling from Florida, Inc. Horse show participants will start arriving Friday night, Oct. 3, to camp near the horse show arena, share a big pot of chicken pilau purr-lo), and participate in a moonlight trail ride. Two days of horse show events will begin at 9:45 am., Oct. 4. The barbecue is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sponsored by the Florida Sheriffs Association, the Boys Ranch today covers 3,000 acres of income-producing (arm and tiiber land and renresents an int'ectnnt nf nvpr ttrnilii,in — nil from voluntary contributions. It has given a helping hand to over 40) boys in Its 18-year history. A sister project to the Ranch Is the Florida ShePtffs Girls im courts, Villa, in operation since August of 1972, near Bartow. The Villa is now caring for 16 girls and will have 24 in care before the end of this year. A group of Villa girls will be on hand to join in the Boys Ranch anniversary celebration. Ar 91 . INDIAN I HINDU CLoT ; 69cyi. I INEAR — I HERCULON TS BRIGtrnA __FLEECE WID PRINTED Ikt1 69 II INDIAN GAUZE t 166966 & .MACH. W NOIR IMPOI i. fj.4VALUEJ ;2eavAwtI UPHOLSTERY FAMOUS MAKER SPORTSWEAR oc PIM P UVIAN SLEEPWEAR C POPLIN 01 SAILCLOTH SOUDS PIUS ___ — AN ASSORTMD4T OF DUCK a c*sVAS PRINTS AND NOVILTISS IN d MACH. WASH £ DRY POLYI5TLR/ COTTON 8. 100% COTTON. 43" RIGULA1$1.t9te$2.29yd [YIUSAYIPI.ueeuAiifl Pieced to 1¼ yds. f — DlOpjMD YIS QUILTING CHOICI 19 cotois t'• 19 I ' E C§ $$ 11 APPRECIATION DAYS SALE AT STERCHI'S IN SANFORD members of the Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy (U DC; met at the home of Mrs. F. D. Rownillat Sept. 26 for first meeting of the season. The U.D.C. "National Founder's Day" being observed In September, the program chairman, Mrs. Troy Ray Sr. gave a review of the organization. its founder, and for its purpose for rebuilding a war ravaged Southland. It was founded Sept, 10, 1894, In keeping with the loca! tI.D,C. F'ounder's Day, Mrs. Ray introduced guest speaker, Miss Martha Fox whose subject was "Do You Remember?" With audience participation, she discussed Charter memers of the U.E)C. and early settlers of Sanford. The framed Charter, formed April 13, 1921, was prominently displayed containing the names of charter members on this treasured and cherished Sterchi's says Thank You for f ive document, some of whom are still living. The present U.D.C. Chapter is very proud of Its past leaders and members of the Sanford chapter for their patriotic influence and out. standing zeal and achievements. The president, Mrs. W. B. Wallace, announced the State U.D.C. annual convention will be held in Orlando at the Kahler Plaza Oct. 13-14•1..16. Besides the speaker, another guest attending was Mrs. Edith Sewell 1 DeBary, Delightful refreshments were served by the hostesi wonderful years with unheard-of 40 savings on furniture and name brand appliances . . . thru October 4. FREE DELIVERY SINCe 150$ 40 Mo THE SOUTH S LARGEST QUALITY HOME FU R NISHERS - -- - -- - ----- -. --.:- 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 322.7953 -- -- -r..-------I.----- - Li VEOAK—The Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch — Largest and oldest institution of its kind — is going to celebrate its 18th anniversary Oct. 4 and 5, and the public is invited. "We are expecting hundreds of visitors," said Executive IMrevtor Harry Weaver," and they will Find the flanch looking Fourteen 2.95 Reg. $17900 1i \ United Daughters Hold First Meet 1 PER FAMILY A winsome and beautiful 5Q,err 01 our colonial heritage, and so services from the center's abor tion clinic. Ms. Denenbeeg, as she pro. • MrsW ue cauea, sai saild d thcenter e had arranged about i,000 abortlonj for women In North Florida, Georgia and Alabama In the past year but Its future is threatened by th e opposItloll of physicians. L4nda Curtis of the center said doctors have shown that hey want t, deny us the right to control our bodies and health care. We believe It is our right as women to own and operate our own dflnic." U II 210 E. First St. PORTRAIT BY DREW PHOTO .5• !I=If The .rjisat,, eaatsry..Id bhw bi'IIJiiei that wo the West .... Long. Isan and ruag.d In tough XX denim, Jeans and cords with matcPng jackets. Prs.shrunk or liar, bottom, the choke is yours, in mens and bays slzej. II liffif f Authentic Early American Secretary and Hutch I Boys Ranch To Celebrate NEW DUkE COI1ON,. better than ever. r cause to feel hurt? AM should I I I--- / N, lAIdENIORMS WE GUARANTEE TO MEET OR I BEAT ANY PRICE IN CENTRAL I •• 1000/o Built In rhythm section to give you the effects of drums, cymbals, guitars. -Anyone can play It with a few minutes practice. WITH TERMS Mr. and Mrs. (4J "The Two Finger Fun Machines" Play It and an" '1:"\ like an entire band. PRICED FROM are mary/esther s 4r Mebb-SONIC t 1 a returned From Detroit, Michigan I N0\\-'AT PI "'f' '° A morning coffee was held et the Everette Huskey home, Oak 500 Sweetwater Club Blvd., this morning. Hostess Mrs. liuskeyiAelcomed all women of the Sweetwater Oaks area into lr home from 10 outfi noon. Just the daintiest and most feminine itemson the line are suddenly the best sellers. .-" •'' And children and their mothers are taking a new interest in choosing the right accessories .. .& —hats, scarves and shoes -to Color-coordinated slacks and sweater outfit for the young set Is proving to be a big favorite with achieve a very put-together young children who are growing tired of the jeans "uniform" look. Business In soft and feminine outfits for little girls Is reportedly picking up tremendously this year. effect, d',u TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Seven Tallahassee doctors pressw'ed colleagues not to work at the Feminist Women's Health Center because "many doctors feel threatened by women knowing bore about their on bodies," a center director said Wednesd.iy. Director HIaa Denenberg t'o pjp,enJ at a news confer. ence on the center 's suit, filed Tuesday In federal court and accusing the seven doctors of anti-trust violations by conspiring to wi thhold medical N, . .. . executives, Pressured . .. - Doctors . Scetiter Oak residents Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Cook have just from a seek's vacation at Pompanlo Beach, The couple rw residents of the area reside on Sweetwater Blvd. South. Grove, Director: Is - returned Photo by Tom VLncent 11 . - cording to Brig.A.Doon PHILLIPS HONORED Em*yrs of MeCrory's dowutow Sanford store surhed t1eIr manager Vernon Phillips with a retirement dinner Saturday ON RETIREMENT at the Sheraton Inn. Phillips, shown with his wife, Virginia, has been with the company for 43 years and is celebrating his 83rd birthday. Gifts were presented to him by the employes. (Herald tsweap Also planned by the Methodist Church is a Rummage Sale to be held on the Church grounds on Oct. 25 starting at 8 a.m. The 1.ittli Um ('ml lv 'f the Church will be in charge. - DEAR HURT: The word . . vocal arrangements, will present a program for the entire congregation of the Church. This evening of harmony will be sponsored by the Women's Group of the Church. ' ' enage sues. Although jeans remain the thple of every child's closet, .he sloppy look so prevalent in recent years has practically lisappeared. Fashions for the ery young set usually follow du1t trends, and the recent Iemise of sloppy fashions for dults is more than likely Fri. or Sat. will receive - • 1 nsists of "Trevira" polyester It dresses and fancy knit should I Just take mine off, too, and see how he likes it? 1 ,,.,_-._ ________________ ______ Thb f OPENING tle girls' clothes are lng evidence of a revived est in the romantic Ijoks of past. e manufacturer of Brig-A. tKnits for children, which enough Is named or the Imaginary, romantic p.nd of folklore, reports that belt business in dressy clothes of easy-care knits ) for young irIs Is booming this year. The t d Brig-A.Doon collection HURT ____________ • ' BySIIIRLEYA,WENTWORm Joseph Adoski of Shirley 1)rlve, Bear Lake, after attending the Herald Correspondent u'dc1jng of their granddaughter. Just in time tor, as upon their Today Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spinks of Shirley Drive in Bear return Mrs. Ado ski celebrated her birthday with a family get. lake will present a singing program at the United Methodist together. Church in Lockhart. The Spinks, well-known in the area for their $58950 I MERCHANDISE Or Oii,c. U In I mentioned it once or twice, ,• Store _ C4L W!WU j ____________ / and he said the band gives him a little rash. ruh goes away lna day ortwo because my ring sometimes did the same to me. My question is: Do I have . _____ .t : I .. .. '-•': - ,-. - •• , J. ______________ / that he has been leaving his band at home. He does office work, so It can't be that it's a hazardat work. . ,..•r. .. THMK.S OV*l$haplddjgmOndbrjdal $114 karat qoid, •l I noticed a few months ago other activities, Delores pects a FOR US _______ ' OFF _011M CLIN Ic FOR FR ____ Chamber of Commerce, among I Dear Si n g in g Progra m S la te d Revived marriage Ceremony, when the person who - — Couple Church To Host Thursday, Oct 2, Thursday, Oct. 21 ins officiates says, "If anyone Li Correspondent niversary Wednesday. Before The Lively Socialites, winter coming Bazaar and other Present who knows a reason why this couple should departing for a celebration wi th springs senior citizen group money maki ng projects, net be wed, friends and relatives In Long let him speak now or DIAL Thanks to the generosity of held its first meeting o u Il Island, N.Y., where they were year on Sept. 322425 IC7 the Jack In the Box Family forever hold his peace," what ' married, the couple was enwere would happen if someone were Restaurants, the yout Guest speaker for the evening tertalned by friends at Brain was Mrs. Mar tha Dowman, who treated to hamburgers and to speak up with a reason? 1 Offlce*s are Mary Ellen and Towers, Born In Sweden, the informed those present ofthe drinks after the meeting, much Would the wedding take place? Or would It be stopped right Bob Strait, presidents; fill). Paulsons lived In Orlando many services now offered to to the delight of all. then and there? before moving to Sanford two Ann and Earl Hartwell, A membership drive Is now j senior citizens in the Seminole Presidents; Sophie and Ken years ago. man progress. Has anyone ever attended a Any boy or girl, ages County area. Mrs. Chapman, secretaries; and stressed, In particular, the "at 10-13 wishing to join this group wedding when someone voiced N ellie and Bob Michaels, may sign up at the home of an objection? home" convalescent care tha t treasurers. Recent visitors of Mary and Advisor Nancy Booth, 511 D.N.andj.C.aIBSU is now available. This applies, Jim Hay at their Little Venice noL,only to those persons who Longwood-Oviedo Road, or DEAR D.ANDJ.: I've seen It Only LU "B" movies, but If such Sanford-Seminole Jayceetes home were Lilly and Tommy have been hospitalized, but also attend the next meeting. an honored Sherry Golden, Oct. 4, McLaughlin from Ireland, Incident has act ually . The next regularly scheduled eduled those who are incapacitated for bride-elect of Blair Kitner, at a one reason or another, and can meeting of the group will be curred, I'm sure that someone Irene and Alfred Laney ob- not maintain their home, held on Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.m. at out there will write In. luncheon Saturday at the Sheraton. served their 29th wedding The next meeting of the club the Seventh-day Adventist Readers? DEAR ABBY: Thank God Sherry was presented a anniversary on Sept. 23. Their will feature a pot luck supper. Church on Moss Road. corse and a place setting of °• RcInev, and his wife, the The members have I've got you to Lilk to because I found that her registered China, couldn't tell this to anyone else. former Diane Robb, en- this Is one way to guarantee a DeBary BPW Club I am scared half out of my tertained the anniversary la rge attendance. DeBary Businessand mind. I think there must be New directors added to couple and family members at If you would like to become a Profeasfo board of Ballet Guild of San. a cookout at their Orlando member of this active group hold a nal Women's Club will something terribly wrong with dinner meeting Oct. 7, me. I am afraid I am going ford-Seminole for 1975-76 are home. and are 55 Years of age or older, with a Dr. Genevieve Richardson, who drop by one of the meetings and and happy hour at 6:30 p.m., crazy. dinner at 7, at Green holds a Ph.D. in speech and I'm afraid of being around sign up. Lantern En r ou Restaurant, DeBary. people anymore because when te to visit his mother, theatre and was associate The club meetings are held For professor of theatre at Mrs. Jennie King at Greenburg, every fourth Friday at 11 a.m. or reseryatlo,,, call Joe Peck someone says something to me, Thesia Frison by Saturday I wonder why Kan., near Dodge City, Rev. a the University of Illinois for they said it. What Highlands Club house on deadline. Th and is will be the of. I mean Is, I have Mrs. Leo (Ruby) King Shepherd Road. years; Bill Gielow, winner of this feeling four days visiting friends ficlal visit of Elizabeth Jarrett that people say one thing to me Kiwanis Club's Roberta Gat. Parsell, District IV director, and really mean chel "Woman of the Year" and relatives at Chipley, Junior Police something A Fashion Show will be held else. award, among other ac- Jackson, Miss,, and Ft. Smith The Winter Springs Junior Oct. 16 at 7:30 P.M. at the complishments; and Jack Ark. Highlighti ng the 18-day Police held a meeting I have a dull headache over on Sept. Dickinson Memorial Hall in trip was Leo re-uniting Homer, executive with two director of one eye all the time. Sometimes 1. Due to mix-up, the meeting Orange City. Greater Sanford Chamber of semina ry classmates whom he was no t held at th it throbs and throbs. My e regular The club will observe teachers think I'm fakin had not seen for 30 years. The meeting Commerce, Just one of g, and place, but at the home National BPW Week, Kings also attended the Kansas Oct. 19-b many involvements. my mother is sick oE hearing of Advisor Nancy Booth. by attending Presbyterian me gripe about it, so I Just k State Fair ard enjoyed the eep The group discussed Ideas for Church of DeBary There are several lucky brisk autumn wea ther, Oct. 19 in a quiet. I shake a lot and cry w ha t type of arts and crafts grcu) for 'r the 10 a.in . service, when I'm alone. women In the area wearing new "threadi," which they won at • 4_Il NOw . J(J better, but I know it's going to the grand opening of RoJay. happenagaln,please heipj Winners of lingerie were ..am 15. Unnle Moye and Grace Gray. Annie O'Neill. and Beaulab AFRAID • r Roehike were awarded a DEAR AFRAID' Shoow w your Pantsuit and dress, respec. mother this column and ask her tively. Forty dollar outfits went to please take you to a doctor. If she refuses, take It to your tO Ruth Senka1k and VOla Lambertson and wiJJ 30f teacher, your principal or C' $50 fashions were Martha school nurse. You need ' .. Orwig and Myrna Bethany. Fof es .. . . . •. slonal help. Write again I SOon, dear, and please Include I Delores your name I . ear ' . DEAR ABBY: My husband of Lake Mary, drove their and I have been married almost , -. five years. We bought matching Pensylvanfa, for a vacation. As . ., . .. wedding bands, which we both president of the IAke MM woreattile time. DIETRICII Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . ..- . •" - '.. - - �- -0.ruc,r!: ____________ 1OA — Evenintj Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - - - .- -- - - - - -- - - -- - - - - -- - •-' - -. - -- -- - Thursday, Oct. 2, 1973 SPORTS * Ev,nin Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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"CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday -5 p.m. Store Ph. 3231310. - _.ff -5------- --5 After the war, he purchased the Yankees and returned them to power while introducing Old Timers' Day to Yankee Stadium. In l, when the Braves were still in Milwaukee and the A's in Kansas City, eh I Reds Are Ready -, Playoffs Butof 5 Series All TUnii EDT It's the type game in which a win could negate an 0-10 season. Don't get the idea studen ts from t he neighboring schools don't care about the other nine games on the schedule. In many cases, seniors at Oviedo have younger brothers or sisters attending Lake Howell, which doesn't have a 12th grade class. 'Just picture the games played at the breakfast table. First and 10, pass the biscuits, ' This is simply THE game, the rest lower case "the" games. To say both coaches are chomnpin' at the bit Is an under. statement. Neither team is as bad as its 0-3 record implies. Oviedo will be favored. Home field. Speed, depth and experience. picking for this week oh, what about Seminole? That little game? limnmnm. . okay. DeLand 21, Sem inole 14 — I figure DeLand to drive for two - . . . Ms and capi talize on one Se mi nole miscue for its lathes, w hile Seminole drives for one and breaks one on a long gainer. Maybe the sniffer is not working because of all pollen in the air, but it doesn't smell like an u pset. , - .---. -.,..... . -- ' -- - . .. .. - -JOE MORGAN I barrage of high humor. o PITTSBURGH (AP) - Two harmonious. Yet the banter -- -. - Bucs 100se' Prior Paycff Series Japanese baseball coaches were a bout to visit Danny Murp rn , it necessary taugh recently when some Thursday. Oct. 5 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. 2 p m, it Pit tsburgh Pirate players adnecessary vised them of the supposed way to greet an American manager. American League Saturday, Oct. 4 "-you," the visitors told flkiini1 ItInItrmn 11.14) at Mwlaugn, uowmg as .•mey reBoston (Tiant cited the obscenity. Sunda V, Oct. Oakland at Boston,4 pm. Murta ugh laughed. Even he Tuesday, Oct.? does not escape the needling Boston at Oakland. 5:13 pm th at is habitual among the FlWednesday, Oct. Boston at Oakland a - is r m, it rates—and, pe r ha ps, the key to necessary their success. Their play does Thursday, Oct. C not always ble nd smoothly, and Boston at Oakland. 3:30 pm. neen.ry their personalities are not all . -i never abates, "You're asking for it if you take yourself too seriously or walk around with your head down," says ne wcomer Bill Robi nson. "We los t a doubleheader one Sunday. It really surprisea me me next any wat. everybody was Joking on the bus, and we beat Cincinna ti that nlghl" The Pirates will be in ClncLnnati this weeke nd to open the Natio nal League playoffs. Jerry Reuss, a 6-foot.5 blond, will pitch t he opener. He leads -- - --- One of the game's most vetsalle superstars, the 5.-foot-7 Californian has some of baseball's best credentials ever for MVP consideration: a career. high .327 batting average, 67 stolen bases, 17 home runs, 132 walks, 107 runs and 94 RB Is. Charismatic Johrny Bench got the season off to a corkpopping start with his extravagant wedding to New York model Vickie Chesser on the eve of spring training. And the Reds have had a taste for champagne ever since. Bench, a country Stern music lover, was never at loss for words when the needling started. When Morgan voiced dismay that his batting average was slipping because of little rest, he found a cot, aspirin, a pillow and a some slippers in front of his locker the next day. Bench and his fellow culprits got the message across. Slugger Tony Perez, the most prolific RBI man in baseball over the past eight years, was r shrinking violet in face of the Ills favorite target was room- IULC UdY s..A)flCVpViOfl, U the team in victories and use of Reds slick fielding shortstop. baby powder; puffs of white follow him from the locker room. Reuss isn't the tallest Pirate pi tc her. Rookie John "Candy Man" CandelarIa is 6-foot-7, and so poised he never let up _. &axea wnen... we rwaes flUT) 10 a V.0 lead one day agai nst the Cubs. The pitchers, who had the second best ERA in the league, also include Ken Brett. His brother George plays at Kansas ..i... .., (Continued on Page 2-B) . "Davey is baseba ll 's best 80game player," said Perez, re(erring to Concepcion being prone to injury. The q uiet man is center fi eldot Cesar Geronimo. But he Stalks the out.fleld with adeadJy grace. He planned to become a Catholic pried in his native Dominican Republic, but baseball beckoned. Blessed wi th a bazooka arm, Geronlino left the seminary to sign a co n tract with the New York Yankees, who had plans of converting him to a pitc he r. -- - Ovledo 21, Like Howell 13 - A In stock or special order. But the Dodgers won the National League flag in 1941 and Finished second 1942 before MacPhall left the game once more, this time to Join an Army unit during World War It So, on with the predictions and trying to Improve on a woeful 125 seasonal average: I ' - - The game of the week Is In Oviedo. Lake Howell is the MacPhaIl proposed a four-divisional setup for baseball—close to what exists today—with teams in Seattle, Denver, Dallas, Houston, New Orleans, Atlanta, Toronto, Montreal, Mexico City and Havana. He also suggested second teams be located in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and either Detroit or Philadella. His survivors include his widow, Jean; two sons. Lee, president of the American League, and William, former vice preildent of CBS, and two daughters, Jeannie and Marian. Year Of The Character National League Saturday. Oct. 4 rst Wins Pittsbuch (Reuss It II) at Cm Clash For F'I ' uIitt %SM.4p rn fin. . .__I_Sunday,Od.S _S !_, __ _A .. pm flY '.'nt'nna". Tuesday, Oct. 7 What's all the hullabaloo Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 5:15 pm, about Seminole playing Wdnisday,OCI.I , Deiand? Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. I1S . . Sale / Vander Meet of Cincinnati pitched his second consecutive no-hit game. CINCINNATI (AP) — If 1914 games since 1909 on the way to was a character-building sea. burying the defending National .:. •L ''II .... • •,. .n, sin f. •I -_ V i.os .ngeies -is P_iz s .icai eirp - iAi5i t_ ,i. IIJJ. ,.._e iAII Uiiit'...LiU Mdwiiu ZVU5, LA4UC criaznpwn -Wednesday night, as Gene son...a bunch of guys you're go- could do," said pitcher Steve 1975 has been the Year of the Dodgers by an unthinkable }Character, Mauch strolled to a position ing to be cheering for a lorg, Renko. "Gene Mauch is super game margin. itian and a super manager, I'll Ine rollicking Reds, a happynear second base at Jarry long time." Tough-minded Pete Rose, ________________ tell you one thing, he never ever __________________ Mauch could have stopped Park. a deep-throated chorus of go-lucky band that thrived on ever-ready to start something, second sentence with "last put the blame on any of his boos rose (ruin the cit .v, locker room ribbing, may have was a chief agitator—either It was Fan Appreciation time," heCaLLSC he will no long- players. set a National League record with his bat or his nothing-is,"I think they Fired him to Night and the Montreal fans em' be introducing Expos players for laughs en route to a division sacred needling. cover up for themselves. Fans title. The only thing they took demonstrated without question to Montreal baseball fans, He had company from sideA week after his hostile re. booing him? Do they know as seriously was baseball. they (fid not appreciate the kick Joe Morgan, whose quips managing efforts of Mauch, ception from Montreal's base- much about baseball as Gene They heard the rapsand were as quick as his blazing GENE MAUCH who guided the Expos to an ball fans, Mauch's career with Mauch? laughed up their critics' bat. Morgan, when he doesn't "Gene Mauch is one of the say because I doubt If I'll be sleeves. They had a manager have a hand in the hilarity, is unspectacular fifth-place tie the seven-year-old Expos is his. with Chicago In the National tory. Mauch, 49, was fired Finest managers in baseball. there next year," Renko con- considered "too nice," some su- busy demoralizing the opposiWednesday along with all of t'j What did they expect us to do eluded. 'League's East Division. perstars who might be getting lion with his many talents. ' Mauch won 499 and lost 621 "too old," and a pitching staff - "The reason I decided to coaches—pitching coach Cal this year with all the young Morgan, a prime contender come out here Is that I knew a Mclãsh, third-base coach Dave guys? We won 75 games with games during his tenure with pronounced "too thin." for the league's Most Valuable lot of you would get a kick out of Bristol, first-base coach Walt them and the most we ever won Montreal. He was tilted Sept. 5, But Cincinnati's collection of Player award, has been de'it," Mauch told the crowd. Hriniak, bullpen coach Jerry with experienced players was 1968, three months after being levity-loving "hit-men" made scribed by the Dodgers' Don fired by the Philadelphia life miserable for opposing Sutton as "the wheels of the Big "Now that you've had a kick out Zimmerman and part-time bat- 71), "Anyway, I don't mind what I Phillies. ci It, I want to introduce to you ting instructor Duke Snider. pitchers, winning the most Red Machine." opponent, and never mind s . draperies are a rayon/polyester - % and bedspreads, Q 1 Oviedo, Lake Howell wet n 48x63" reg. $13 hlacMil, who came to be known as the "Barnum of Baseball," entered sport in 1930 when he purchased the Co. lumbus, Ohio, Senators of the Ameri'an Association for $100,000. lie rebuilt the team's park, adding lights, and quickly turned the club into a pennant winner, Thenhe sold ittoSam Breadonoi the St. Iuis Cardinals for a profit. 9 1r •.- Sale Sale Expos Fire Mauch He then took over the Cincinnati Reds in 1933, a last-place team that was in debt. MacPhail installed lights there and got his friend, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, to switch them on. Before long, MacPhail bui:t a winner and the Reds won the National Pennant in 1939 and 1940, Just after MacPhail retired from baseball for the first time. He returned to baseball to do a similar rescue operation on the Dodgers. In Brooklyn's first night game after MacPhail installed lights, Johnny "I'm finished," he said following the Yanks' victory over the Dodgers. i promised my wife I'd retire when a team of mine won a Wurid Series." t1 Reg. 47.95. Our Forirel' polyester double knit sportcoat with contrast stitching Styled with side vents and patch pockets. In a wide range of colors. Sizes 36 to 46. coordinated drapes bombastic and smart," said Gabe Paul, president of the New York Yankees. "He made man contributions to baseball and I have a special place in my heart and my memories for him. Tbe first club president to fly his team to all road games and who tapped the Caribbean as a fertile ground for exhibitIons and training camps, Macphail built pennant winners of the Cmcinnati Reds, the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Yankees. He retired from baseball after his 1947 Yankees won the World Series. The possibility of dual passing games by both teams could give fans a tennis neck from looking back and forth. Experience tL,akes its toll and Lake Howell hears the sad chimes. Wlnttr Park 28, Lyman 14 The Greyhounds are playing Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with predictors, showing themselves to be a sound football team at one moment and virtually ineffective another. Still, even with a good effort, Winter Park should be a bit much for the fastest 'Hounds. Lake Brantley 14, Seabreeze I —This Is the week the Patriots reach back and do everything right. I like the defense to hve Its shining hour and even score one of the touchdowns. Trinity Prep 34, Admiral Farragut 14 - The Saints f t-Ipbber somebody for the second weet in a row. And It's a daytime game, so Trinity players will want to be certain to smile as they cross the goal line. You see, a major ad. vantage to daytime games is n,.m, dad and the girl friend S I �- - ~ --.. - ------------ -- - - - - 4 rwfl - -- - - - - _________________ ___ 2 0-Eiening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 Thursday, Oc t. lflS BEETLE LE BAILEY Crystal Ball Shows Oklahoma Voicto , Ohio State Defeat Mort ry By HERSCHEL N1ENSON televised game (ABC-TV, 9 UCLA Coach Dick Verineil, right, 21 wrong, three ties for a long-time Nebraska aide Carl pretty obvious we should win barns 56, Clemson 0; Alabama ahead, Tech to Texas A&M, The Herald ServIces p.m., EDT) against UCLA. who may be slightly prejudiced .682 percentage. For the season, Selmer, give the Cornhuskcrs this game, but it's also pre tty 40, Vanderbilt 7 and Sta te to MLisourl...Oklahoma NEW YORK (AP) - Colors. If Okla homa was looking past in the matter, has his own opin. It's 13547.7-.668. as tough a battle as they gave obvious that the best team now...Alabama 38, Ole Miss 0. State 28-14. do and UCLA, themselves Miami of Florida (20-1'!), what ion of the rankings. 'q vote the Missouri at Michigan: It Mix- Oklahoma? Uh-uh...Nebraska doesn't always win." Texas 34Kentucky at Penn State: Nit, among the Top Twenty, get a do you think the Sooners will be Ruckeyes No. I. I'm afraid If zou wins this one, the filth- 28-7. , Arizona:. 6. tany Lions' Eastern crown chance this weekend to stick doing this week with arch-rival Our guy* see the films, they ranked Tigers will have to be isflt Texas A&M at Kansas State: Michigan State at Notre could be on the line next week One of these NEW CoocEg 1 J _ LY) s ' ' / bw i For Friday, October 3, 1975 I / - my not want to show up." considered a serious threat for Last year, the Aggles were un- Dame: Spartans usually give against West Virginia but been scored on yet. Which one? Arizona 17-7. But he knows the Buckeyes the national championship. beaten until they ran afoul of the IrL ° earns are up an sh a battle and their of. they'd better not overlook KenState is the nation's No. 1 colwill show up. "On national teleMichigan Is No. 1 only in ties, so Kansas. They're unbeaten tense is coming on, but defense tucky...Penn State 30-13. Baylor at Sou th Caroliiu: during a you'revi lege football team. sion and with th e football why are the 12th-ranked again, and they'll stay that way tells the story...Notre Dame 21West Virginia at Southern more kissi ng your tister for t,i While Barr) "I'm Sti ll Happy ood enough football team po lls, they'll come after us-no Wolverines a 10-point favorite? for awhile...Texas A&M 35-7. 7. '5.Bayli' 28-10. polls wi ll take (the MethodIst: Logi ca l spot for an to Remain No. I" Switzer's Okquestion about that. When you Simple...Michigan M14. Utah State at Texas: Will the Florida at Louisiana State: selves," says Switzer. Mississippi at Alabama: upset since Mountaineers' lahoma Sooners open defense of play against the best, it better Southern California at Iowa: Longhorns be looking ahead to "Anybody vsho counts us out minds have to be on Penn State Second Upset Special...LSU 14their Big Eight crown by enterDespite some pr oblems on the bring out the best in you. We'll Will Iowa be looki ng back to Oklahoma? "That would be a had better do so me recount- next week. It's also SMU's 13. taining Colorado, Woody -We offensive line, the Sooners are a be intense." Penn State or ahead to Ohio logical concern," admits Dar- ing," Bear Bryant said after the home opener. NeverAir Force vs. Navy at WashDeserve to Be No. I" Hayes' good enough football team to Upset Special of the State? Southern Cal 31-7. rell Royal, "but I know the big- Tide's opening-game loss to theless... West Virginia 26-22, Ington: hfiddies one point short Ohio State Buckeyes wil l be in handle unbeaten Cob- Week ...UCLA 27-24. Miami, Fin, at Nebraska: gest mistake you make is to Un- Missouri. The counting has Texas Tech at Oklahoma of an un beaten season...Navy Los Angeles for a nationally rado...Oklahoma 28-17. Last week's secre was 45 Can the Hurricanes, coached by derestimate your opponent. It's reached 96 points, as in Ala. State: Both sides looking 21-19. a - ' . v,iiuCStS I I - 'i V. - ,. , " ( - BYHERNICEBF;DEosor 1. I - I/I I j ___________ '- - ARIES (March 21-April 19) could easily be ignited by trivial SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. flj perarnental whose aid you'll Observe all safety procedures annoyances. Keep , things in Don't try to overpower others seek will unreasonably assume while working today. Don't use perspective. or dominate the scene today he's being used. the wrong tools Just because LEO ((July 23-Aug. 22) Treat among friends. Small waves PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A they're handy, possessions with a light, loving wll bu ild up to a tidal force. ra ther volatile domestic issue TAURUS (April 2( -Mby 20) hand today, or something SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. may erupt today be tween you he Pursuit of a good time could you're very fond of could get 21) Be careful today you don't and your mate. Do all you can carry a rather expensive price broken in a moment of anger. do something foolish just to to cool the discussion. tag today. Have fun, but don't VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) spite someone. If you do, the bust the piggybank. Avoid individuals today who loser will be you. YOUR BIRTHDAN' GEMINI (May 21-June 20) are bossy. You won't be in the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Oct. 3,1975 I I` 11 1~) . - i... THE BORN LOSER ' I ', " .' ' i ' -" IF A - - _ _•) J~) ( I I Art Sonsom by I.I " E Try not to agitate loved ones mood to be told how to run your 19) You have a tendency today • Jai.AIai I EIGHTH - Queen Govef nor Del Lee (3) 7,40: RESULTS Big Dave Marcis bullied his way around the half mile oval at Martinsville, Va. Sunday to take the first Grand National victory 0 (14) of his career. 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A.Ithough the scheduled Cotton Bowl game with Prairie Vie,A is the official Southwestern Conference scheduled date for both teants, Grambling has refused to play the gante. ~_I", 1D lie almost any line of play , East g'Ls cute and lets dummy the first heart trick • ( r / hold " - I declarer will come in with Both vulnerable Well j - . - .. North East South A ,,,.-' -- - -U. • - re, J OWING '_ : ____ will 'b-- - 14 - , -_.. Pau 3A Pa'.' 4N A Dakota reader wants to Pass 4 & T Pan it know what we would lead from: 5£ Pan Pass 6 A . Pais Pass * _ .." . A " ,,.. it AQ92 V7654 41086 4,752 I after the opponents have reach- A MOOCHER I= UKEYOU WA.NTwrro MA,4ICUE ? A = MANICURE" , TO LOOI< NICE! 'EM j 0 -'% 1. # % 1~ 4 __-,_._~, ~ V___ Y#4nJL0IYW UIKE: FRlENC~eHIP CLLJ814 !I ; . I ... . - °1C.RSELP__-i ".r' you have a question for v tl. ..%44q it r4l; - W 10-L WT MW. - I i * ~ \,r IR Trudeau AM 6M- 0Y.M4N. 7MTI; MAW AR F" 70 1W Ri& IT.- " 5R49W I \ ~ I . .7 ~ ; . 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C70 CN., E5FAT rT 1. 1 70,JON 7HF- ~ _/ cci by Dick Covalli I 0 W)LD AWRWA71~ I I I 00 Sy Roger Bollen 10.2 WINTHROP I FUNNY BUSINESS r Jacobys" for aces and then bid a slam, but first he wants to make sure that South really has a spade suit, Hence he temporiies with a bid of three spades. #31 sibIe!' the Jacobys' Write "Ask th care 01 this newspaper The most in. teresting questions W1// be used in this Column and writers wi/I receive copies of JACOBY MODERN i response. He intends So check '*~ 'L-1~ (Do A th'U TW O" "But marriage develops responsibility, Dad! You Said whenever anything gOeS WrOng Ikm makes you feel respon- tricks North has 13 high-nrd points th e equivalent of an ace and g y u3 an ace and queen above a minimum A I's I--- -_ C and Is ____ . I I C -"----- -' •-a .-. - . IMUR WMI>S *MU U - 0 o7 -' - - : THE CASE FOR SERVICING YOUR PRESENT HEATING SYSTEM NOW... 'YOU WO - .. I Chic Young 1rf.ME p South can take away the aceThe answer 13 that we o, king of spdes and still have an the duce of spades. Partner opening bid. Hence, in accor- Must have areasonablenumber dance with the rule of the ace of high cards. If he also holds and the king or just common five es, we may get his sense his second id it off and running to two spades. before South can pp ., 00if I quence one notrump. HyOswald&iamegJa b -. ,1. I I WOULD q) "L SD -, ' A -s j) :' . .i I COULD I HAVE ''- . .,* been submitted to the Texas A&M System attorney and B SI-1o'M U IN HIS FUTURE ,'... TWO DOLLARS (J 4. ;: ' l Game Status In Doubt A6OuT A I( - --. PARDON unknown." His atlorney said the colt born of the union was ,,top. eared, bow-legged and no damned good." Sweany, a beliff inStark County Common Pleas Court in Carton, is asking that h is W stud fee be returned, plus $1 5,OW in damages. Ji I . ! ' ' The slam is a very good one. It might o down with ve ry bad • A 84 4A K 1053 CEDRIC WAS CONCERNED .I.-, , Cvirt, Sweany said the mare was iutead "Impregm1W % by a stud whose lineage and racing potential are • Stoffel & Hcimdahl - &J. ;~ a 101i - Victory Rally (Vaisdiertch"f) 6-13. isbtion should be reconunend- recommendat.ion. With the exMagnitude (Dennis) I 1 4. Metrolina ed to help resolve disputes be- *ception of the Cincinnati Ben. Mict (Prc,'ot) I S Ohio Dream tween the owners and the play. gals, the offer was overW Reguf) 1216. Kingly Hal (Sirs) whehWngly reject,ed. a-, 7. Graft N.(Kausner) 5-21. Hello ers. Ii (1 - . I TOLD - Cr LOAR I/ .. • Q J 92 - Lor -' three aces. ______ 4b ' £92 SOUTH . .- I . .- BUGS BUN :-: £1054 __L ne ,It", P . ,i I ~ M. ~ L ~L I 1.40 . -W Tain (3) 450 450 3 51 fmCrank) 41(T (E. Taylor) 6-1 S. Wes Tee . Diller (Saul) 3.1 1. Heather Chance (Nielsen) 61 T (4 3 5) SS 42. 40. T 2: I 0. Alrasi : i. Blackwood and bidding the £Q2 's - - 1. I air-conditioned clubhouse. AKRON Ohio (AP) - WillIi.m R Sweanv says he "'Id IC0011nued Irm Page I-B) Stennett got a year's supply of a miss Arotww 12) 3.8k 3.00; 3. Rip- (Udelo s-I & Herod (Phillips) 5.1 S. ping Richie(313 6C. Q (2-5) $17.60. T Ocala Mighty Mite (Fillipelli) 10. I 6. City and says Ken gave him vi. "7-UP" after going seven-for. 2.10. Topland 0. f Foster) 6-1 Y. Low Eyre Ups for the majors: his seven one game, and Sanguillen SECOND - 1. saillof 'S Widow Ii. (Rau) 31 0. Miss Mary Regal tW leads baseball in grinning. phone nwnbers. P9111) (1) 5,40, 4 21L 2.60., 2. Er*"h (Shimp) 1.1 7,me (5) 51D, 1 60; A. Crazy Gom Reliever Dave GiusU ribs ev- At short is Frank Taveru. YTH RACE - C-3 PACE - I MILE 13) 2.40; 0 (IS) S110.4D. T 05,I) - p URSE U21 erybody. "Say something, any- who hit .212 ft seasm. He $35.20; DD (5- 1) S1 5 60, T 2- I I. I - R ace The Wind (Or Idg") I. 1 2. thing," he once shouted at Lar- takes a lot of ribbing, but he THIRD - I Argo Angus IS. Mannan J)ierdrs, (Nietsen) 91 3 Crosson) (1) 12-60, 6.W, 4 20, 2. Four Oaks Princess (Saul) 41 A. ry Demery, a quiet youth who was the only Pirate to get a f Lill pitched one game with a spike bucket of champagne on his BuMs Guy (1) 3.20, 2 110; 3, josedsle Lewis S. Gray (Werkhoisef) &I S Admirer (4) 4 60; 0 (I'll SlILSO; T D" Dum Greer (Kousrw) 3.1 6. psh in his hand. head after the fide clincher. (7 3 4) 101.40; T 11- 37, 14 mile. BestficeWSY (B. Regur) S-1 7. Amy There's also Dock Ellis, At third is Richie Hebner, a Girl Mercury (Rau) 7.2 0. Siniging FOUNT" - 1. Freddie Ad' '" lr * Sam (Bereinak) 1.1 whose W rhetoric got him sus- grave digger's son from Boston. pended a few monft ago. He' First (2) 3 W, 2.40; 3. 1 nrf ig iter (1) s He has a nahral swing, plus a ITH RACE - I MILE PACI FIFTH - u 'i South has nothing further to show, so he simply signs off at f our spades. Th is d oesn't t North f rom going right into 2 10 4 _. (_. - I of the Original Trifecta wager plus win. place. show. qulnellas every race, Gourmet dining In the S ed _____ LENG'n45 ' - 0 Home Hanov r Farm ' 6TH RACE - I MILE TROT - C-2 -PURSE MIS FIRST - 1. Reporitr bay IC. I. Sis Wampum IT. crank) 7.2 2. : RepresentaUves of the execu- Relations Board might be In orlive committee of the NFL's der but that the panel first Management Council were to wanted to hear from the own. I NORTH £Qj k-- I % Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 for 41 great nights of Hamess Racing Action. EF I testify today before the House ers. Gotla co -1 4. Sandy Doll (Ram) subcommittee on laborAfter negoUations between 10-1 S. Senator Mir (Lewis) 6-1 management rela ti ons chaired the two sides for a new contract BdfCWd Hanov er Ho,wards Chief (Howard) s-i s. i.m. by Rep. Frank Thompson Jr., broke off last Tuesday, the King (Vanderscttaafl S-i D-N.J. players' organiza tion took the The pa lcalled the hearings own.' last 5TH RACE-aMlLE PACE. CLAIMING S1.000" PURSE us to determine whether new leg. the membership without a RESULTS . their side of the labor dispute said then that legislation to ex. between the teams and the pedite cases brought by athiet- ONvERT " I 15_~__ 1!--tl .WW .-_N~l" - H) OSWAI I) and JA%1L JACOHY TEASPOON5 OR HEA1 MAPS ,j Jomni East (Saul) 7-7 3. ELEVENTH - I A . 1' EIGHTH - 1. Sal& Attu (2) 17 OD WASHINGTON (AP)-OwnRepresentatives of the play. 900, 5"; 2. Maruri-Arpi ($) 6.60 ' C-3 HANDICAP PURSE MIS 1. Claras Jamie (Hall) 10-1 2. ers of National Football League ers testified before the subcom1 40; 3, Erdoia-Larres(6) 7.4c; Q (2 I rnPulw (Wilsey) 3-1 3. II) U9.40; P (2 1) S 13 1. I 0 Top Demon Secret teams are telling Congress mittee on Monday. Thompson (De Berry) 9.2 A. Schomin 540; 2. Azpl (5) 7.10, 5.00: 3. Sala . -. -......._ ' - Owners Heard AT .... .- - .. .. . . . . - . ft;,~ A_. .. . by Dick Turner am once South shows his •:. NFL - MAKER FOP. 50 LONO, A. CAN'T p0 A PROBLEM... - • I , 1' e , ,, CARNIVAL BRIDGE - WIN HOME r've BEEN A Z14f MER ç Daytona-based Dartell Wnitrip looked like a surewinner until g I - mechanical problems with his car and finished 22nd in the 500- a timing chain broke s1th just a thort part of the race remaining. 1 S. Emmett O'Brien (Vallonte) 15-1 6. Genessee Playboy (NichoIl) 927 , by Larry Lewis I '' %asn't decided until midway through the feature. Joe Faircloth polled into the pits with ca troubles and Ro-Ho Sirnms finished' third giving . aroun points. Th e racing season is not yet over at VCS as track 'we', th BIMO BURNS EXAM, StR, lapper marking only the third time this *season that he has Darrell is () -Perez (4) 1,40. 3. Eddy-Okoki (S) 3,40, 0 Durket lProvost) 7.2 3.00; 2. I fix it. At one point of the race Richard was 47 laps down and still nrfting on the car. When the car as finally pushed b!hind the ,A all 4ichardwas asked why he would get back on the track when Benny Corbin will run at least three more races before closim he as 47 laps down and he said "Heck, who knows? Maybe 15 down and getting the track ready for his annual Southeaster cars would pile up and then I woWd be in the lead spin." He then Winter Nationals in February. got serious and said that they came tc race and they would do that as long as the car was rolling. have come out and he could get new tires. Dave still has six more races this year and he said that he will visit the winner's circle Eddy Echave (1) NobMWe 0 (1-3) $31.70. P (3-1) $lfl,50. SEVENTH - 1. i\Idane ,iavl ' c - . i 7 r DID4'T HAVE TIME WPi TO COMPLETE i NOT model Ford. Th e point season is over at VCS and Ge ne Eva ns won the late" model title with Bill) Gast second The limited sportsman title finished out of the Itop ten. - (6) 5 W. I AD 3 Erdois Ramon (7) IND RACE - I MILE PACE 3 60; Q (2$) $44 ,4j; P (2$) $174.60. CLAIMING 51250 PURSE noo 26 (I 00.3 __ - HichardPettysaIdththeJuststa)edbackandoutoftiisa) THURSDAY J point standing dropped to seventh when he lost a (an belt ard the' car overheated. Buster McCully visited the pay window in his late By CARL VANZURA , ) CAMPUS season, Isprogresslng to be one of the finer driers in the Limited Sportsman class Billy Price with a chance to finish filth in th'' " _--~ d "~111si'l . CoulltY SFWNI"1IY Ill his Clievelle. Harold, in his first Pit - -. Marcis's hard charging at times has gotten him in hot water v ith his fellow competitors as they have said he drives recklessly. During the Firecracker 400 at Daytona July 4 he was a lip down on the leaders but drove like he was leading th e race. Joym Move (1) A 60; 0 0 5) SI& 00; 2 Alt?) $31560 (3$A1i3) $I THIRD- 1. Larri-okoki III. moo, I ~ __ I super stars of auto racing Paprika Lobeil (3) 360. 400; 3. the checkers pretty regularly. Harold Johnson took a we - eserve sixth th is week at ll d / I /I , N1 0 SummerY an kee Mablei - Marcis Bu I I9i es To Grand National Wi n I ' today by being too demanding. life. to make things harder for This coming year is not the A few kind words will do more LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) yourself than they really are, time to give up on projects th at than ma ny harsh commands. Not hing will be solved by Get off your own back, have been slow to yield th e t ype CANCER ((June 21-July 22) brooding about a wrong you feel AQUARIUS(Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) of results ou've hoped for. y Large problems you can handle was done to you. Bring it out in Think twice before making% Keep plugging. The end is now in stride today, but your temper the open to clear the air. request today. Someone tem- in sight. .,' SCOREBOARD Thursday, Oct. 2, H75-38 HOROSCOPE ( ii ,.': . their two cents into the dispute Texas next on the agenda? over whether Oklahoma or Ohio )i ONE tr Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Walker Rippirip On (1) 2 $0, 2.110; 3- Lin -PURSE USO coin,s spif it f &) s.6o;Q (I -2) 921 .40; Richie Zlsk,a Brooklyn-born I I GAN cept for one spell this season he L.. - 41 trivia buff still playing without a contract. There's also confident Al Oliver, who says he I I i EEK & MEEK - ' ' I 0 / PiO KCR HEARD Q .21 1- - T 2 lir "FALL FURNACE CHECK Genuine patent leather top and leather sole. Other potent hitters are sec- I .9 . Prepare Your Heating System For The Winter Months Ahead WIth I~M*T WRRY... both naUves of Colon, Panama. 7 . iI. " ;~_t_ - - POP, WHAT 0, . DID YOU W I I SAID YOU CAN NEVER HAVE FRIENDS 122 vol-P " ~ ,e~ ( T1W AT'S W H r , .) THOUC-7HT - , ,P , . '~ 1 e .,1,. I * ~, ) - C! %5 .. . III- " 0 , Vly:! 1-15 _ 44 _. _?-ip~v __` ,.tX , M - .- - I je~_Zra. - ~~ -;r ~. / . I - - - - ]:;A .~'..., 0 11011% ,,~--,) ' . ~ ~k 1 _________________ PRISCILLA'S POP NA I COWAt W~U` IT' i E i- . HCUL) e SEVENTH - I. bold Affair (W. Byrd (Kinsloy) 12 S Mel Tom (F. Kinioley) (4) 45roD. 14-40, 510, 2. Taylor) s I 6. ocmuigre Gem Wide Chuck (5) 6 M 2.80; 3 Dottie (Nicholl) 317. Direct Sammy (E. 0F Howie Schneider V P_ . a .; .-~ t- c - f,!n7 jrVi fim~ 4-A. I - - K~~W 'St , 1. $1950 ~ Youn rs 8 =13 in, I Pee !t9N%%8t COME IN AND lQckclinic REGISTER NOW C S Registration Ends October 3 lis . 00 Tips Book. Hurr-yl ign up fowl repareto w ___ 2 s &~ F A me can l -- - 4 -- entleman - - - --'-- BUR v NERS RS IF ' CHECK FOR PROPER COMBUSTION -- - Sonford Shoo . L, I / / I 17 71 - __ - Center ±_7 1.. [ M oN OO P - ___ WAR l I *!II. F --A - 1) -_ i Mt, T0M3W--.-` 0 HAVE TOGIVE ME FOR ¶kE 1 ___ . 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Mellon Park C-lit 898 - -I - _________ ~ - -- - fl - , __ . �_____________________ 4B-Even(ng Herald, Sintord, FL Thursday, Oct. 2.1975 Answer to Previous Puule Netheriandsl TO I1 I Gill's TV 4J iU f 3'S Doctrine A 37 DiIOfdaf f1 F4IAT? I Ii borders on 39 Heavy blow - : the North -- 40 Sit tOf I I. 4 The lJss-portrait is here AL 41 Half.ems A 8 Bar%% Johann 42 Naval force - - de -45 Avenging IZT 12 Upper limb spirit ________ A 13 Shield bearing 49 Nation's chief _I_ ING NN v ELL 14 Lambs AT port o A c c pseudonym si Torrid 15 It is (coon) 7 Rot faa 52 Serf 26 AnatomIcal 16 Started 8 English poet 53 Head (Fr) neork i Penetrated 54 Girrs name 9 Singing vce 29 Bgian rtr 20 ROCk tO Mortgage 31 ?.IOOI 55 Pp 2lCompasspoinl 56 Formerly II Ordered 33 Make amends 22 Coogers IT Ails (archaic) 3 Dispatcher 24 TwowheeIed 57 Gofter's term 19 Park. 40 Boy's name vehicle Colorado 41 Pismire DOWN 26 South Afr,c.n 23 Sigmoid 42 Be restive tos I Glut 43 Misplace cues 27 Attempt 2 Ireland 24 Genituve of 44 Heating dKe Senors 3 Nat.on's Cui 46 Takes food 3,2 Looks fuiedty capital 25 Malt brews 47 island in the 34 Irritates 4 Watered fabric 28 Onagers Hebrides 35 Landed 5 River unlreland 27 Change 48 Asterisk properly 6 Runi together vessels 50 Route (ab) r - - ' — - Legal Notice _A1J _N LegalNotice -. J, •. .,,, ,,, .. . , *.a.r and the Black Bolt Jones Jim Ketse 53 L,*eut Prices in Area Net $uflest.d Fee caoiar, -- aaaa s _______________________ Tlwterrilying motion - AL ANON For families or friends ot problim drinb,r For further information call 473 4357 mr write SanfopulAl Anon Family Group P.O. fOI 553. Sanford. Fla 37771 '- "' -- value - -. of polyun. fat, mostly in Why don't all - - IL' DEAR a, DR. LAMB - Please against I r I ,I ,,_,._p, ______ sciia___ ______ t1 ______ ':ç ____ .; !? .r 't;)7i'. .;,.._ .*_.' "Si ,% 'TTr 'z: - ______________________________ "l - L - ADULTS ' ?JSJ ___ 15110 WT1ME 5fl KIDDIES 1.00 NO PASSES 1"SpNLR - ,.--- 12 7:30 IOR O5COUN!Sj_ 9:45) -\ -, - . - - '5_ .. ' , = £ .., NOW lEASING — P4pw mrulern I story Studio apart my't .tt,,. ?v.l, furnished rr'nva"niy'nll v located and beautifully landscaped 5135 mo Call between 530 5. For in fbrmatlon call 3220701 11414FF BEDROOMS - fabulous hi'y wilt, spare octore mid Electrolux vacuum cleaner, condition Call 322 I7$o .tet Builcing, )O'x40', tn air 'beat, $10,000 Delivered to your _______________________________ Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Count er tons. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell 3375057 any time HOME AND POOL- S bedrooms, 2 baths,) car garage, Florida room, central H A, $43,000 WITT REALTY _________ .' .' "• "' 5-- '' - -- ______________ . : '..t:. -, , - 7HP Toro riding mower. IlIP power rob tiller Hand nttivator Good condition 373 6Ue lf'O Real (t' Broker REAl T011 173 5771 Al FULLER BRUSH lfl 3947 VERY LARGE 3 bedroom home with nice garden spot in good lttion, Harold Hall Realty ANTIQUES iPjeceorHousefuil CASH 772(371 Good uSed furniture wanted Inc pa'ivate party. 37) 1530 _____________________________ ___________________________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. u%id, any condition 6445126. Winter Park ij,flmtwt fiberglas ,, 30 HP Mercury. engine & boat if'i CASH 3fl.4132 excellent shtpe & ready to go For ue furnitur, appliances tOols. (.00ct trailer, fl? 1062 Ctc Buy 1 or 3001 tm5 Larry's 1973 Sloop, 7k', berths 5, galley, Mart, itS Sanford Ave head, all SailS. auxiliary out ____________________________ board. $4800 305.SYi 3)79 RecreaflonaI VeNcles ii' V bottom f.t).rglass fishing boat ___________________________ & trailer, Excellent condition 3970 l5tnd.r motør home. Qcd 5.450 377 3915 criodl;t,nn Sarr,fce due to uIIna.s Call flifiAlis REINELL. 19 ft. '73 110 Pun Merc. _______________ Cruiser inboard and out')oarg. low hours, full canvas, inStruments, 76-At,to PaIlS head, icebox, sink; tandem trailer. 373 0391 Mu'st sell AecOnditIoned Batteries. 51795 cx ________- .-- - .. , ,.,1 '(C C( 3 DV IJ V 3 PIU P. fl09 Sanford Avp ' s, 55—Boats & Accessories - -- Cli Ui ','Al. _______ _____________________ $972 Yamaha, Also Kawaiakl Dirt bikt, 90 CC; Penn,y's Mini Bike. 372 7645 _____________________________ __________ ' ---- - torcycles 78-- = 2977Hwy 1797 60—Off ice Supplies - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGFNCY Used office furniture rn w,o Wooi re steel desks (executive desk & chalrs. secretarial desks & chairs. striqht chairs, filing _____________ 791fl.KkT'le cabinets, as 15 Cash and Carry trOLL'S I Wheel drIve. piCk uQ. I soeed. '71 Casselberry. I? 57, $30 4706 International. Shørt bed, heavy ru'rinilc near 11.900 32338,35 _ ____________ --___________ ' - 62— rien _____________________________ - •""I. "% U C U plant .,,. 1947 Oilsmob,i, 447 'sr AM FMRad; $326 1773317 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woocirtjf!'s Garden Center 601 Celery AW.'. SanfOrd . --- -- ___________ IrTs 1966 Mustang 3 speed 289. New in spection tires, valve lob; $350 327 9075 after S p rn and £st_..,n,iirinrf ta.. Oaxrif _______________________________ . - 1'" III ............ For Your Junk Cars 3731329 _________________________ 1944 Chi'vrnl.i I i—, mileage, small V I. auto. trans PS. air Immaculate Condition throuo'oajt $1,600 or best offer Phone 162.7706 after 4 p m. — ________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooerforonly%1 SOperday. CARROLL'S FURNITURE - -- _________ )—Autos for Sale 1 M Precise time re4eas, fysd C,arde'nLand, 1100W 1St St rno -- Luxury _________________ -- 65—Pets-SuppIies ______________________________ ______________________ _______________ _________________ 125 1961 CadIllac, Coupe deVilte. full power, new tires, top condition 1975 fl343, 9 ________________________________ 1973 Grand Torino Ford, fully eqied exceptionally clean, $2895 Call Duane McGuire, 377 145) Del ________________________ Small dog needs home FREE 373 0312 systems jki'Ioche 1977 ToyOta 7 dr. low mileage. ernrv'qnv Average retail $3700 Our price. $1793 3231370 or $34 1403 Dealer Siamesekinens,purebred.sailpoint cOCoa; $25 eacru Phone after $ pm ______________________________ - 1971 Pinto, automatic, factory air 1995 373 5570 or $311403 Dealer FREE KITTENS to Qood homes; orod breed Call after S p m, 5734 11$ Hays Drive _________________ . Chihuahuas, AKC. some very small, Dachshunds, miniature's. AKC. Also Siames, kittens. Animal Haven Kennels. 3725757 - REALTY - 1914 Dodge Ram Charger, I wheel drive, full powse'. air conditioned 14.500 323 777$ after 3. 'HS _ -_ Spring Wagon Make offer, 2 sets of Harnesses, single or double pull. Can be seen at Horse Rider Store. 7531 S. sanford Ave 339 3302 , 0 I CONVENTIONAL FINANCINO 8% VAS000WN950/ AVAI5,A$ Each Woodmere Home Features Central Heat ana Air, Shag Carpeting In Llvng Areas Inside And Outside Stora,e, Modern Equipped Kltchec,, Privately Fenced Rear Tare And Mar. I I I tniui On Out And See For YourieIf. -' - Z SALES BY KISH flCklTflDc.DAI - - . .•,, . .'- 323-7860 3210041 CYAY J IP I ______ S Mo.'6Mo&1YearLu NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. AptsFum. or Unfum. -'I Steñ strom MODELSNOWOPENFORINSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES w IOn Lake, Free Boating •Pool IubPøu. Drapes ICarpeting •Sep, Din Irig Rooms HIghway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier Suntanc-3 BR, I bath, kit, equp ac. mature couple No pits. 373. z Cl, C' Modernizing your Home' Sill no longer neitd but useful itemS with a Classified Ad 7 1314. fenced yard. $150 Adults preferred 371 3131 or 3226470 CASSELBERR's'- 3 bedroom. bath home. family room, air conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes washer, food freezer included Garage, nice yard, 1730 CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITLAPID - 3 bed' rooms. I', baths, air conditioner, dishwasher, fenced yard. $725. FORREST GREENE, INC. 530 6533 327$970 eves "SAPIFORD', SALES LEADER' CHARMING? STORY- Older homi on I' acre heavily wooded countrylike in town setting. Swimming pool and garage apartment. Total prIce 559.300. Sac at 305 W, 15th St. DFFICE IN YOUR HOME?- We have it at 7410 Palmetto Ave. for $77,000 Extra large lot, almost new with central heat, and air and much more. In city, close to shopping 322- 2420 Your Anytime MLS Agency EAL'ORS 33-Houses Furnished (OI'P4IRVTPAILERS P41cc lot with trees nw.arSl(7flR SI7Smo,i PP tlln ')00 ,larraap ilecyssit ClIFF sflRflAp REALTOR screened 1 Realty. , DIBARY- $7 Aiecar,te Road. 2 bedroom, I bath, living nm, kit then, porch I. garage. 305293 7007 I 34—MObile Homes 7S4SParkOt' - Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND THE CoNTRAcT" Easy Maintenance , Ceramic tile ars paneling ,,s, generously throughout, 4 Bedroom, 3 bath, dining room. Pool, fenced, 42—MObile it! A full $500 moving allowance when you buy a new Granada Townhome at Sanora Move in for iese end you keep the difference See what a Granada Townhome has to oiler. Over 1,650 square feet of living space . including 3 bedrooms, 2'/ Established Residential Area? ntrl feat & Air Condit'on,ng For call Carl Harris, SEARS in Sanford 372- refrigerator, Covered patio. laundry room, wind awnings, like new Inniceadultpark Phone32t at A I. C 0 N 0 I 7 I 0 N I N G, REF 14 IGE RATION, , DUCT WORK 24 hour service All makes DYKES AIR CON DiTlONlNC, 3?? 8977 — — Mo3,ile,mcornp1.tt.lyfurndhed 7 Bedroom, I" bath. 10*10' attached shed 45 carport large Florida room Central air and beat. Lake Kathryn, $7,000 $30 7176 - - REALTORS 9s/ --__ u'rr'mrpte work Ot By the hour or 93,5% . ,,, for , . nada ToWi')hOIT)cs Seyleve,d. ______ . IMPROVE BUDDY'S HOME ENT ALL TYPES OF CAR ENTRY ANDREPAIRS32'7 - . - __-- A LA CL EAN ALL Fx?eriorpressureclean ng 371 (*A$ ,,, Inter or Fiber or Plaster inrj Plaster n.!chn; & smutaten IN'ch 5, ',-')r,. iId't: 3)2 - _' 9d ,_,.. ledlo & 'IV 1"..'L'h,. y,'z',,s': c. ESTERSON LAP4DCLEARING Bulldozing Excavating Otcn Work Fill d t top sot )77593 , ,u. are n ci tl'Cuil tfldinq a piaceto live, car to clr,e a ioP. or nmr cc need 01 II rr' (r, j i , ServiCe $7,p AND THINK A MINUTE If i Clated A ,idrst *0rk ' Kids outgrow the Swing WI or SrrciiI bitytIC' Sell the'sp die item's With a wanted To place your u''r friendly Clais.te.dq" Herald lfl 7611. 531 9'i.' Lawi Care ' IOM'.SERCIAL .SOs%'iNG CHEAP 373 fl?Oor3fl ll79attera ______ - or ______________________________ I ANY FARM.GARA&E 01' STORAGE BUILDING Persia Treated Timber Thermal set polystqq tini%Pi OvCr qalv steel SPECIALIZE IPILOWCOST Easy Budget Terms Available 5 FMINOI F STE Ft CO t69 0111 ar'tisrapInt Encung, lawn rnio*,ng Pick Thomosor, & Son, 1517 Bell Aye, Phone 1773974 between 6 and 9 p m --_ P ,tj i'r.r.i- I'4AN5014 S SHOE SHOP 22) E l's? $ 50 DO fl St.. 3729997 Corn, and us for CHOOSE PAYMENTS,$75$30 shoe repairing We have taps for LOOKINC FOR Fir's? Time On Marker. Make your your dancethoc's Collars and tags 5 MFTHgNG SPECIAL' selection first Lot sizes Start at r fce 75'xlSQ' ansi up 5)000 t $3,950 per -----P1 I cI I It 't lot Large 100 yr old oak trees 'tt"er whlV: J$om.Improvements You ry v rug, ci y conven Pisces Up'ii that some reader has just that — County maintained streets City of Carpentry, RemodeIng, Asinton's. item he or She' would like to Sell Quality upholstering Free pick up 1, DeDary 3 minutes from Dellona Cu'stom Work Licensed. Bonded Do it nnw' DeBary exit on I 1 5. 70 minUt delivery Cell far free eStimate Free estirytate. 37) )3$ CALL 377 7611 north of 436, II exit, Sales person -_____________________________ 701 E Commerci' 3Z3 4451 on site Sunday for THE HANDY MAN Painting, Carpentry, Cement work, assistance Take 1.4 to Deltona well u#riivag Trash 4 Clean up Odd Jobs. 377 DeBary exit and follow signs 2443 AMERICAN INVESTORS -,WELLS DRILLED PUMPS REALTORS or I([ YACHIPiES SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 305447.S)44or SOLAR HEATING AND WATER "We service all makes and models" $072 Ailtypes and sirs PURIFICATION SYSTEMS -rreePickupandDeliyery Werepairandserivc, Cabin adlorning Ocala National Call Phil Gon,it 305373)939 S.anforsi Rusine'ss Machines 377 1Q03 STINE MACHINE & Forest Moss Bluff Ridge, $0' a IX' ___________________________ SUPPLY CO. ROWE SEPTIC TANK 101, cabin fvrnist, air con 707W 2nd St • 3724437 f I tensed. BIS sistioned $4 SCfl With orse Itsird I VJJII i ________________________ Insured Con 5 PiC tanks, installations I 11.5 down 3771770 —_ ISUDc'.E 15 ARE ______ sirainfi,4d5 8. pumped ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 'uI STFRED WITH VALUES FROM 7547 Park Drive TI4F v'tI..NT AD 46—G,mmerclalProçrty ,0l11 N S 322 U6S -_ . tYOU( BusZ - k. -'.! " - ...#').".' - "- -, '' '," Offlis Macbless --_.-.. ,...,,s,. ,; , , ."- I , we - ' -L"::,! — ----- coNsTpucoN 211 W.25th Sanford, Fla, Additions Callfor Appt. 322.3103Remodeling I -_-- - 5an4,d, Florida )ttl ,'L i ('LA Rarkhrwx crvrø RObfinll Fr !Ima- bu%r.c"'s who doesn't need a I arc Cle'er,nu. lull dirt. clay rock Fvemt rraf m.oa.rs lEst roof's r 1u1i tirria. tcxckkeeper Fnnci All kindscuf dIgging House trailers 'er-ales All work Quarar'r,--, stait'ments ano t&x reports 53.4 SOrtij & moij 337 9)47 BROGOEPI ROOF iNG 373 c'' 760$ ________________________ ________________________-kpmg : ,'. - 31 Year Mortgage's-S pct. down. or Convintionat Mortgages. .. - _. HOMES OF DISTINCTION sCIose to everything yet away from if aHI Large wooded lots I Street lights Paved streets I Sewers •Sidewalks I'. - BeautyCore TOWIRS BEAUTY SALON tfrmrIy Harm cIt s Bty P4o1,) T5 1 S 4 .. ' 377 ' -._- ''c"' " — A ' CAUIARI BlAt (STAlL Real (state Brobr . Rroku coop Invited .ifcs hors: 91* 1 Nsidsy Is hiday I Is Pniwsti Sitxtdig £ Siiiado PSem. (303) 3771721 or 323 5040 l,J l.J lwaI NeesIng Oofivnilaes, Eqvl Neytiag Ladem . _ . • M '53 Sa.ieqa PressureCleaning - ' March I, 1976. Prices range from $38,900 to $38,500. Move in as littl, as 5'/. down with financing at 7.15% (A.P,R.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20% down. No closing costs.. Monthly maIn. tenance lee covers lawn care, water, sewer, trash colleclion, structural Insuranc, and outside liability, Granada Townhom.s qualify for the 5% tax credIt, Off,r expires September 30, 973 rc It'll PET REST INN Boarding & Grooming Ph 372 1057 j', Forrest Greene, Inc. 37) 63%) Pet Care ' rZs WindOw & Door Screen's Custom made Repairs Discount Prices 372 6620 1 jrirx isuv,e— near [Jebary, almost an acre of river front with beautiful trees, great 'ishing Owner says "Submit offers CALL NOW LAKE MARY- Beautiful lakefront lOtona Peninsula for unobstructed scenery 525.000 . . 4 P4;PIIP.tp r iP'si fldOwS hung • baths and plenty of cIoets A privato courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors, central heat and air, color.coordunetecj kutchn and much more Complete recreat,onal facilities maintained by the Sanomn Homeownr Assor,iation On cIong we pay your initial fee ($400) and first year's membership to , ___ lr'.ror EvterIor Panting 75 tears PI(>t?ien(e also mnor repair's V Workman, 6.65 S770 free estimate's, - .. Home Imirovementil ,, 322.6457 In Sanford's Finest Air Condltiitiing ' " got ', EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU HOIT30S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanforti 373 5700 .... You've 3971 Pontiac Lemans, 2*000 mIles, powel- steering, air, 5.400 323 4412 after a. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 43—Lots-Acreage Moving? Why Not Live JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED " Direct From Boicar" GORMLY'SE4 5fl40rd373 4733 BUSINESS DIRECTORY After Hr's call REALTOR Associate in Mrfla&el')fl 64)6 on? lots 2 utilIty building' Phone 327 0373 — 67A—Feed 1969 LTD. great condition inside, new paint, 53,000 miles, $67S. 373. asia Buy I 1971 Volkswagen Dasher, 1.000 mites left on warranty; 77 miles per gal; $3,230. Phone 3739379 after a pm _________________________ (' t. ;. Larry Saxon, Realtor 7 Bedroom. air conditioned, fenced ya.rd, 190) Summeclin Ave. 15.900 or make offer 372 3)97 GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC Big Carport Sale'. Friday, Saturday, Sunday; 621 Santa (behind Baiiama .iees. 539,000 19SCam:ron. 2 bedroom, Central JOHNNY WALKER Garage Sale- Little bit of everything Chiictrens games, records, stuffed animal's, 2153 Palmetto, Oct. 194 - Kish SQUEEZED IN FEELING? lever again, when you own this home! Start right at the front door With huge 25*11' living room. 3 large bedrooms,? baths Super big 29' family room ASking $29,900, but Out of town owner will consider all offers 373 9410 WFI"IVA RIVER- Adult park r4ferirw, Ikhing anocing and rr'ovi"&en'c sty, Surrounded by l'w',ei"if,,l fs,ak ml ( yprS'%'s 'ees 177 l47n "v - condition. 900 I 1971 (aravelle 16' Bowrider, 65 HP FvIvsriuie. Immaculate Includes all safety & ski eciuip. $7 35 171 - ou .. ti Red with matching dresser, 145 Walker. 57: 409 Satsuma Drive. Sanford 1276777 , " ,. r ,., kFnhir)oMc - ,. -- Wanted to buy tttd oftice furniture Any Quantity F4OLL'S CaI1et berry. Hwy 1797 S304%._ - . for -_., --S WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY - SELL.-.. TRADE 311 3)SE. FUIt St. 372.3623 - Hiopuway No 17 and No. 97 for a Detentjants cti'stanc. of as 23 ft to a point; NOTICE OF SUIT IN Theererun North 6ldearees.M'.I4" MORTGAOE FORECLOSURE West 71 lOft to a point; Thence run TO: JAMES DOWER Smith 26 deqr,, $3' ii" West DEVERAUX i DOWER EUGENE ROBISON parallel to the easterly right 01.way You, Defendants, are hereby lln,'nf US Highway No 17 and No. 92 a diStanc. 01104$) ft to a notified that a Complaint to point n the West line of said Section foreclose a certain mortgage on the $7' Thence 'un South 0 degrees 32' following described properly, Fast for a distance of 13.1 75' to Iitu6te, lying and being In Seminole.') the point of beginning, Said tract of County, Florida, to wit• land lyingand being situated in City The East 54155 feet of the South of Sanford Seminole County, IO3fett of the North 'jof the P4W , Li ., ______ DAVIS' 323 9371) 55—Boats & Accessories .__.__.___._• , - , ROY SILQIAI A' AVON Want to earn Extra Xmas mc.s'uey? (all 6441079 - FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-'53$.CA41.B In Re: the Marriagi . flNO' I STENSTROM, Petitioner and RICHARD ISRAOSHAW STEN STROM. Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION IJI(HAR() RRADSHAW STE NSTROM PFSIDFPICE UNKNOWN 'Ohl APE: )IFR[fty NOTIFIED ._• - We Buy Furniture I - ----------- has been filed against you and you Road 477 (Maittand Avenue), LESS Marrirune IvuS been filed are reniuired to serve a copy of your the SoUth 57 feet of the Weit 100 feet avou'arrenulredto'seevea copy tell me the correct way to _ . or, -- Mav. c.. .o N vlsi., written oe,enses to it. it any, ........... IVT lying WeST tseat.he. I have heird that ts fgr P01 IlNS, & State Road 477 (Maitlanri Avenue) PEEPLES (xi Carroll Burke, Attorney 8$, MEADOWS. P A Plaintiff's at. Section 21, Township i South. is supposed to "inhale" through PetItioner. whase addreis SeOford AtInti Rank Building, tbrpv, wtsnu.ayj.jressis6)01 S W. 76 Range 29 East. the mouth then "ehaIe" 5arfrrni, I Inr md tile the Street Smuilt, Miami Florida 3)143. h.ii 14'en filcil aganst you Sn the through the nose. rwiain,uI with the Clerk of Circuit Ni or before October 77th, $975, ard above styled suit and you are I never Court, Sanford Seminole County. rthenrigTnalwImp,lheCieckof tffl requir to serve a copy ot voure DEAR READER cease to be amazed at the range Florida run rw befor, the 9th day of (curt either before service on answer or pleading to the Complaint (1rt*ui'q, A 0 191$' Othirwui a Plaintiff's' attorney or immediately Gt Plaintiff's attorney, JOSEPH M. of ideas people have about default wilt he entered Aqain'st you thereafter: ntherwis. a default will MURASKO, P.O. Box 746, Fern entered against you for the relief Park, Florida, and file the original health, The normal WI)' tO Its' the r.41ef demanded in • (lemarv$qd in the complaint or answer or pleading in the Office of treathe 1i in p4 o'4 U'gtm Pefitior, the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or WITNFSS my Hand and official position the nose. If )'OiJ Cant do that WITNESS my hand and the se,l of befOre the 7th day of of this Court no this iii, 7th day November, thli Cisart run tp,p 72nd day of Sep 197%. If yau fail to do so. a because of nasal obetructlon of A t) decre, pro tember. 197% then you need an examination (SealI confet.o Will be taken against ou (Circuit Court Seal) Arthur H I3erk*ilh j, for the relief demanded in the of your nose. Arthur H Beckwitli. Jr Complaint ('lv'rk of Circu,t Court It is of sOme Importance tO fleck of the Circuit Court WITNESS my hand ansi official Seminole runty, FlOrida Dv' I ilIIn JenkIns Seal of office at Sanford, Dv I iilin Juvikins tresthe in Urough the nose U SemlI Deputy Clerk flap,ify Clerk County, 1hi5 30th day of Septemcp,')ceed t breathing in through CAPRfl4 RollIns, Perplpj & 1975 I 13U14KF the mouth bec.muse the air Is Meadows. P A Alttey fnr Pefitloa.q iSeal) By' Wiltuir C Qtlic,, filtered by the fine hair in the 817 Sanford Atlantic Arthur H. Beck*ttp,, Jr Attfliy for Petitioners Dank DItin Clerk (hI the Circuit Court nasal passages. It is also 8101 'H 1* Street Sanfnr, Flisrida 1777; By' Elaine RiChard. warmed that way before ft gets Publish' Sept 1) 3* 7%. Oct 7. 1175 MIpmI, Florida 13)4) Deputy Clerk to the lungs. ('uF 14 7* 'i*lIth' '"fl 2%. Oct 7. 9. 1, Publish: act 3, , DFR 161 OES I) doctors usIr ,,\: Nurses RN's IPN"s: Aides: Aide CompanIon' Nc.de'd Immediately 675 (5616 41—Houses .- -- YARD SALE Household items. CIOtt'iag,etc.24I4WitiowAve9to 6, Fri. & Sat _____ Story I Redrnm apartment, 117 French Ave 5100 mnnth pI 125 deons.t 377 6517 or 675 1657 ________________________ _______________________________ 68—Wanted to BUY _______________________________ ___________ ' r'" - JA .. 18.-- Help Wanted ___________________________ Nurs('SA;dr.tocarefor semi invalid L.ght housework Must be able to work week ends & evenings Good wages Write Box 7195, Sanford - - (novpgilpuit to Schools 8. Shopping SAPIFORDMOBILE PARKS, INC (San MoCentral) Old, 2 3S1SS OrlandDrive lBedrooms.7 baths. zoned multiple '172 1930 __ arid professional Excellent Furni%hedApartments location for liveIn business. Only 611S. Park Weelilyor 114.950. 1 Bedroom trailer in Paola, $75 pius — Monthly 373 4796 525 deposit. 323 CaliBart Real Estate Air conditioned furn, efficiency 2 BR,air. near SiC; Ige private REALTOR 3237491 lot; apartment, upstairs, mature __________________________________ $130 ma. pluS Utilities, $35 adults 511 Park Ave _____________________________ By owner2" mile's west of San security 372 0945 ford. 3 bedrooms, excellent con. 1w (ma. heriroom furnished aots. . dillon, $15,900. 323 0230 or 167 7649 k'wnstalrs (onvenient location, Real [state ideal In' older "nuotes 53) 0990 NEAT AS A PIN 2 bedroom Puom,' -- __.. day' - -. UIPPed kitchen, air $17,230. ____________________________ _______ - ____ 54—Gal'39e Sales ________________________________ Make your Budget go furihir, shop Oat age Sale. Sofa the Classified Ads every day bed, Refrigerator, Toys, Clothes. Mny misc, items Fri., Sat., Sun. _____________________________ Merchandise ______________________________ am. tit 101 Larkwood Drive (Id#Ilwitde) ________ - ' " 2 Story Colonial hifl'i, furnished, air. Can be used as two rental apartme,nt. Garage. Nice lot. Only $30,000. Owner AssocIate, 831 041 eves. "ii " 'its FIIA APPROVED- Minimum down Tired of lonkIng We have 3 room furnished apartment; Adults payment, 1 b.drm 1', bath only 101W 9th St $50 month Call CommerCial Properties openingi 11,11 or part lime Shown 51'43ousehold Goods rartral h a carpetCd fenced 3)? 6967 ____________________________________________ 5, selling Sarah Coventry Jewelry __________________________________ _______________________________ Homes, Lots ion No investment DeLand 904-736 Spacious well furnished, pine And 6461 Assume Payments PFflll(Ef) 17 400-Lovely Puoan in paneled, good quiet ne'ghb,,cp,op.J ACreage 'irner 7.cu ian 'n rabruet, 3 needle Wynnwnod 7 bedroom, I bath All electric Adults 311 0796 MARRIAGES ______________________ pr'liticn, twin needle, front 24—Business Opportunitie dinino & Ftoeid,s rooms, double JOHN K RIDER 550C Performed by Marilyn. Notary. Ina.i;n, '1u' Efticierucy apartment, lights and ml, well landscaped with large %W'nq machine Orata. 901737 5161 or 737 5773 W. GarnettWlijfe Pay Psalanq'enf %75, l0oayments water furniShed. Elizabeth Crews, r'aks 177.500 THE GREAT ATLANTIC cf U Se. at phone 3235114 before 10 am ARE YOU 1ROUhLED Call Toll PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, IN( ___________________________ Broker, 307W Commercial Stemper Realty Fr,., 644 2027 for "We Care"SANFORD SEWING CENTER NEEDS BUYERS FOR TN'E SanfOrd3fl 7*31 Two bedroom turnishod aprrtment. 107 Fast First Downtown "Hclline" Adults or Teens Central Flone,j's FOLLOWING FOOD TORE5 372 5057 177,941) Eve 169 1114 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 7701 Orlando Drive MOSS I E C. BATEMA Laf Therapeutic Pool 7771991 19195 French q0 Sanford, Florida Pattan I improve your health Large 2 bedroom downstairs apt., chair. corner Real Estate Broker 322 7324,372 1196,372 0*4 EVERYTHING MUST GO! dining room, kitchen, living room. thle 5, lvi' rent., lable 373 loll PhonøS)1 3163 377 1959, 372 4164 EQUIPMENT 322.7643 3 btks from town Call 373 $109 KULP DECORATORS INVENTORY after a p m 6—Chsld Care SLIM 109W 1st SI , 377723$ BUDGETS ARE Six Acres, near Industrial Park, LEASEHOLD — BOLSTERED WITH VALUES $43,000 We Buy Furniture Large efficiency apt upstairs, 3 FIRST COME FIRST SERVEI FROM THE WANT AD $ BABY'S WORLD Carefor infants CONTACT: blocks from town, low rent, toage7 only. Next to new Oriver' The Great Atlantic & Pac,tic Te COLUMNS. Three ot 75th St Zoned MR? lOok irsg for good tenant, Call 37) a 32—Appliances License Bureau 377 6615 532.500 5109 after 6 p m Company, Inc P 0 Box 2331 3 BR. 7 bath FHA. 511.500, Jacksonville, Fla 37703 Att: Mr Ior2 Bedrooms Adults only It's Iik pennies Ironi neaven When Immaculate 3 bedroom home, OUALITY APPLIANCES R.P. Dykes or Mr David Finnel AT PARKAVENUEMOBILEPARK 3 BR, I' bath FHA, terms BARGAIN PRICES 5A7iFORD you sell "Don't Needs" with a 123.900 Real Estate Dept. 2543 Park Drive. 570 up __________________________________ ad AUCTION, 373 7)10 Crank Realty, Realtor lake Mary HAL COLB [RI Nice furnished apt.. Rentals Refrigerator, Kelvinator Fooda. matur, working man ly No REALTY INC 1)06051 Fe *11 1170 rama, side by side $100. 373 50)9. Pflvn -V __ I4 JT7.]9 107 F 9Sip. Si 11 !I'il _ __________________ HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Old 7 story home on SMALL APPLIANCES 29—Roonn ____________________ Near Osteen 1 acre; 2 bedrooms, 1 bath; ardens Eves 377 06)7 or 177 15$? . ________________________ ADULT5,NOpETS REPAIRED Eves. Selma Williams 322.15V $11,500. Call anytime after 3 pm 5005 SamuforclAve. 37)9310 116W. 2nd St. Room. Private entrance, private 373 5535. bath. ar conditioned, no coc*i floe Realrnom Patio Roartment BALL REALTY 3776510 -__________________________ Nnn.ii 1396961, 3 BR. 1 bath, air, appliance's, fenced KEPIMORE WASHER, parts STUDIO 1,2,3 Mrs PAYMONDM BALL eulo back yard. pump, fruit trees service, used machines Manor Woman To Share BEDROOM SUITES Peg Real Estate Broker 170.000. 3237674 after 1. I.'OONEYAPPLIANCES37306V Expense'sorRoom&rd 372 5611 Aft Hr's 377 7757 2 BEDROOM ________________________________ In Homi 371 0379 31A—Duplexes 517W lslSu Sanford ____ ___________________ TOWNHOUSES * "Get 'Em While * 53 — TV- RadiO-Stereo ____________________________ ST. JOHNS REALTY C 3oApadments UnfurnjsJ 1 bedropm, kitchen equipped, air, ____________________ * They're Hot" * carpeted. $95.30. Adults only. 372 Color TV's from $30, B&W. from _________________________________ BROKERS FROM w nds, & eves 115: Service all makes HERBS' ____________________________ Easy friendly living. Come join us. Day's-lfl 6173 Pltw hoj's in a rural area. No down TV 1700 5 Frencp,, 37) 173.4 FRAPIIKLIII4ARMSApTS Nights 337 2352 fl? payment, monthly payments less Tw, bedroom (urn o' urufurn. 1505W, 25th St. ______________________________ from $141 ma 323 6450. than rent Government subsidized LAKE MARY- New duilts grefecred. Security deposit. TV Antennas installed Also music. SANFORD 3 bdrm to qualIfied buyers Call to see i 373 StSbr'77 6470 intefrorn naging New or Pximnes Mak. color selections BAMBOO COVE APIS you gualityt rId rnnstrujctbon P$ved streets. city water, 121.500 322-2090 377 7996 (AKF MARY7 BR duplex, kit natheast VideO One & 7 bedrpom apartments. M. UPISWORTH REALTY ProfesslenallyMan,d with only 1200 down. Government cPia'n eOu loped Carpeted, central Req Real Estate Broker furnished or unfurnished Newly By financing 534 1649 Builder heat & air, 1130 per ma COLOR TV.$349SMOPITH 503W. Is? St redecorated Come we. 300 F ______________________________ FORREST GREENE INC SANFORD REP,ITALPURCHA5EPLAN Airport Blvd 3 bedroom, 2 bath Sanford 373.3343 _____________________________ 373f353 373 6061 or 32) 0517 eye's REALTOR 3775910 home, shady yard, air condition, 644 I0 OIBnry-Aoults BR, air; close to will dicker or swap $19,500,, store's. churches Ideal for retired TAFFER tJnfsjjfiJ Forrest Greene; Inc. -Garage Sales persons 661 44*5 or 372 5031 Peg Real Estate Broker $30613) REALTORS 373 6333 IICFOE 7Stl,St 3776433 GARAGE SALE Oct. 3 & 4 195 S It?. ralrpnrv, uiyuiuvy rm xiTcen 3 Bedroom, I' batt. $400 down and St. Lake Mary. Furniture, by ennione-ri. fruIt & shade tree's, 5)60 16,90O \V assume payments Phone 372 3179. drape's, clothes 4 Misc. 3777744 F . I, IkC FACED WITH A DRINKING PRO DL EM FImh1tps A?UAialIt Anonymous Can Call 4?) 4517 Write P 0. Box 3733 Sanford, F lot-ida 37771 and '•-' - - IS ALCOhOL A PROBLEM Ipf YD(j4 FAMIIY . medicine is used Ierri1p.ng - SundQj Noon FridQy 4—Personals JIM • 79i PMII Dr 377 7111 PFAt '1014 AFTER FIRS 7771991 '177974 377044 Thursday, Oct. 2. 197S. ___ . ____________________________________________________________ .' to help lower the cholesterol medicine. when it is needed, The For more information Oil Questranlsausefulmedjclne nitroglycerin pills are for management after a heart in many patients. It acts by Immediate relief of pain, attack, write to me in care of combining with bile salts In the However, individuals who this newspaper, P0. Box 1S51, intestine. This increases the succeed by diet and whatever Radio City Station, New York, elimination of bile salts through means to decrease their body Y 10019. Send 50 cents and a the bowel. Since bile salts are weight and cholesterol often long, stamped, self-addressed made from cholesterol, this have fewer, if any, attacks and envelope, and ask for 'The leads to a gradual decrease h therefore have less or no need Health Letter number 2-12, saturated PLUS '' Before PubIlcQtIon -_ iILI ii Noon The Da -- a MOnthly Rentals Available $3335150- ColorT'/ QUALITY INN -NORTH 1.48.511 131 LonQwooj _______________________ 26time . ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum . WEEKLY RATES 31311 (fltu% las' 143 Sea-uyrIfy f).posut Reguure'i - DEADLINES - -I. -r AM. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 8:00 ______ Hvp buyer fr 1 bedroom modern cnnstr,irte1 home in $70.00') hwsrket 1n Sanford Call Jeff Williams Kimber Realty, 01(7 HUNT REALTY INC CHILDREN WELCOME — 41cc lIne 3c a In. 24ca line Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, 4l4bi ________ 7P.3IIRMOBILE HUMIS Fuirnihed lnrludiriq Iltilitie's $40 At Town & Lake Apartments $700 month plus utiI,tie 377 107') RATES lthrustim.s, . 6 thru 25 times . Deluxe 1-Bedroom Apt. 831-9993 HOURS 34—Mobile HOrr*s 3 room furn apt Bedroom conditioned $100 mo. III F. 5th St es or 377 5756 Winter PQrk - CLASSIFIED DEPT. ,, - OrIQfldo 3222611 and ri - Seminole lyrs, [] '1 CLASSIFIED ADS r r rrr Diet Important For Angina _ Th—Aparcments Furnished FICTITIOUSNAME NotIce i hereby given that I am engaged in buSiness at Rt 2. Boa ST3A. Longwood, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of SEEI( & FIND - . Legal Ntice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS P4AMESTATUTF NAME STATUTE ________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ is t.'r.v oiven that the WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: to Nritir. i ha.re+,y qiven that the • iflitinlA Na'i (B) Tnd;,v In FIorid iIIU' Chnprrr, Martian indprsInn,d nursu..nt to the Daily Devotional (44) Three Stooges LACE DOLLS OF ORLANDO. and "rtins Piamø Statutr Chaper *ith09. Florida Statutes. will reqSter ;P. fleck M the Circuit Court. that I intend to register said name (I) Nvws 2c (44) Snlrit 01 '76 5 09 FlorIda Statute will regi%tec cii EVENING CN,nty. Florida. upon with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Si,ncnast Sunrise 'ith the (lerk nI th Circuit Court. in 'fl (6) Tattlefales I of the ublicatiOfl of Seminole County, Florida in •C News (9) tn life To 7Ofl (2) Tn Tell The ar'd for SminnIe County. Florida this notice thy' fit?itifl% name. to cordance with the provisions of the recfpt of 7(y) (3 8) Tr4av proof the l. Truth it SPAF AGE MARKETING. FictitIous ham. Statutes. ToWit: tihliratinn nl his notice, the tiC s'niler which we (6) Npws (24) lilIlas. Yoga ipiI to efloaqe in Section 565,09 Florida Statutes 1957. tltln,i name. towit (6. 8) Concentration THOMAS hi Circus at 94) Wymore Road And You 5: Kathleen C. Williams (9) Wild World Of n h a TIM'S FOUNTAIN Alt Snrin (44) Un;sccoe Florida Publish: Oct 2. 9, 16, 23. 1973 fin Animals OF RFAIITY under which I etoect (9) Amric.s DESlo. Th partl interested in said P'o,ve And Pals to noosne In husine at 1O7C Con (13) CBS News terpris are (41) House 01 (44) Fllntstonei cord flrive. (assetbfrry, Fla in the (24) Intercom 24 FICTITIOUS NAME flanel I Hendecn Frightenstein City of (asselbecry. Florida (35) Star Trek (3) Ironslde Notice Is hereby given that I am I vnette A Hinderson rinqs. Pl'W (6) Cantain Kanotsroo That th narty IntereSted in said (44) Hrxian's Heroes (6) Partridge Family at Altamonte Sp engaged in business at 109 Crystal t4iiflP' enterpri%.' is as follows' (44) Fllntstone.s i'm (2) Treasure Hunt (8, 13) Somerset Lake Ave,, Lake Mary 37746, eminnlp (runty. Florida. on the Thomas Shasko (44) Stooges Seminole County, Florida under the (6) Good Times of September. 1973 (9) loir nornr Drive •. cc (44) Spirit 01 '76 fictitious name of LAVENDER & P,'hIRh Sen, 75 Oct 7, 9. 16 19S (8. 9) let's Make A (24) Sesame Street (asselher,v Fla 32707 g. Phil Donohue LACE ANTIQUES, and that I intend iSA Deal Deted at Winter Park. Orange OFP (35) Rocky And ________________________ (6) Mike Douqias to rister Said name with the Clerk ('nty. Florila NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (13) tnvle September 39, 1973 Frierx. ($) Ala Valley of the Circuit Court, Seminole Pitbtish' S.'nt 75 Oct 7. 9. 16 1973 NAME STATUTE (44) Love American Underdog County, Florida in accordance with OFR i (9) Movie Ntiry' is hrehy uven that the Style (44) Mickey MOUSe the provisions of the Fictitious ______________________________ irirr'.icinrr1 pi,rsunnt to the (24) Mister Rogers R' (2. 8) The Mootefusc Club Name Statutes, To Wit: Stion Neighth "FlrtitIoi 11am. Statute' Chapter (6) The Wahoos 56309 Florida Statutes 1957. (7) Bonanza IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MS 09 Florida Statutes will register (ii) leave it To i 10 11 5: Hazel Woodruff EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. with th. fleck M he Circuit Court (9) Arny Miller (6, 5) rv Griffin - - - - - Baver CUlT PublIsh: Oct. 7 9. 36, 23, 1975 SEMINOLE (24) Romantic (9) Lurv Show COUNTY. Seminole County. Florida. upon c'mo (74) In School 3 DES 4 FLORIDa Rebellion ( 33) Addams Family recipI of proof of the publication Of Servi CASE NO. 7S.1949.CA.09.A this notice the fltiteOu% name to (35) Animal World (44) C,illiqn'ç Island FICTITIOUSNAME (44) Gomer Pyt (OMPANK WINIER PARK, a wit' n i ENTERPRISES. under r - 17 (44) DInah 5.('i() (9) Gilliqan's Island Notice is hereby given that I am Florida hanking corporation. ____________ 1fl() (2) Celebrity hirh we uptt t &ngage ifl engageq in butinev at 200 N 1792 P'fl (2. 8) Fay (2) Adam 1? — — Plaintiff, Sweeostakes hu'iness at 911 Wymore Road. (Dos 331) Casselberry, Seminole (9) — — ____________ The Rocks (24) Mister Rogers — (6) Give n Take Altamonte .rinqs. Florida rountb, Florida under the fk:tltious (24) Classic Theatre TFVFN KELLER and BEVERLY NeghborI The panics in?erC%t,d in said (8) Rnnoer Room — name of TOM NORRELL'S 2ND M KEI I ER. Proviw his wife. ANTONIO ( 35) Mickey Mouse enterprise are (24) Sesame Street CAR3 & TRADEINS DIVISION OF i (JC.0 and OLGA BELEN LUGO, (35) Movie Club ____ ____ flanlel J Henderson (44) Father Knows NORRELL ENTERPRISES, INC. his wife, and DECOR INTERIORS, A7 (6) Akenten&al I vn.tte A Henderson (44) Brady Bunch and that I inend to register said ____ 28 f29 Defendants Minute Dater? at Altamnnte Spring'. name with thu Clerk of the Circuit S'fl (2) News — — — 1(1'lfl (7.8 '.3) Wheel Of NOTICE OF ACTION C,.t,i.iiC rin'y F lorid,u On thu. (7. 8) Fllprv (jn Court, Seniinole County, F lorc1a in TO 19) fl'r1 Fnrtunr ci EVE N K E LL ER and flrt nay l Sle,ntx'r 3?S accordance w th the orovisions (6) Movie HIllbilllp — - ___________ — — — — — PFVERI Y M KELLER, hIS wits Publish' capt 73 Od 7 9 16. 3975 (6) The Price Is the Fictitious Name Statutes, TO (9) Streets Of ( 13) Daytime and ch of you are notified PFP , Riaht San Francisco Wit Section Li309 F;orida Statutes that a suit to foreclose a mortgage __________ _________________ — (24) Villa Alre (3$) 700 Club 1957 (13) S$aaecpach the herpinhefew described real IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (35) lost In Sce (44) Green Acres s: Thoma E. Norrell — ____ propertyhash..nhjledaqainsty,u. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR Partridge __________ __________________ — (44) — _____ As Prrident 1100 (2.5. 13) 141gb Rollers t 419. UNIT THREE. SPRING CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. (74) Classic Theatre Publith: Oct 2,9, 36. 73. 3975 Family (6) Gambit OAKS, according to the olaf thereof FLORIDA (44) Movie DES9 'OO (2. 6.8.9) NeWS __________________ — — (9) Show Oils as rerorded in PIat Book I?. Pagn CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.I9S3.CA70F cmn (13) law And Mr "•' a" (24) Dimensions In 74, 76 a 76 PublIc Records of IN THE MATTER OF THE (44) Phil Donahue IN THE CIR.JIT COURT OF THE — 15 Jones 17 .emlnnIe County. Florida 11fl (2.5, 13) Hollywood Culture __________ — — ADOPTION OF EIOHTENTH JUDICIAL dIR. 10'Ofl (2. 8) MedIcal Story Vn are required to serve a cony — — (44) lucy Show YFRS PHELPS LEVY Souares — CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE (9) Harry 0 ansr to the Complaint on 1 6 NOTICE OF ACTION (2. 8) NBC News COUNTY, FLORIDA. (6) love Of L'fe (13, 35) Burke's Law the Plaintiff's attorney. HOPE TO' r,APIAND EVERETT (9) ABC News — — — _ — CIVIL NO. 7IULCAM.I (9) Days STRONG Ill. Eso . PU Bo* 0. 2 PHFI P5 )i0O (7, 6, 8. 9) NeWS GOVERNMENT ( 13) Zane Grey _______ (74) Villa Alegre NATIONAL west Park Avenue. Winter Ptrk, 3766 North flrooke Drive (35) 700 Club MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Theatre — — — - - - ________ (6) Nnws Florida .nd file the originI In the Dnraville Georgia (44) Love American (24) Carrascendolas i Plaintiff, case of Cnmflank Winter Park vi YOU AR HEREBY NOTIFIED Style (33) Mavberrv RFD AFTERNOON 2 J ESTATE OF LESTER RUSSELL Steven Keller and Beverly M that an action for AdOOtlon of 11'70 (7,5) Tonight Show (41) B.'wifched and all hers,devisee, creditors and Yeller, his w;ie ci at. 'n the fir P.YF °ItFt,PS FVY has h'i ( 7 14) (6) Movie the Clerk of the Circuit Court ,n filed and vu, are revircd to serve a (6) Young A.d (9) Wd, World Of other persons claiming against ,'u.fôr Seminol. COUOIY. Florida. on copy 4 your written answer, if any. Imaginary Restless EnttrtainrnenI , Lter RuieII or the said Estate, or befor, Characters .--. ..the 77th d4y of October, to it en H KNOX RETTINOHAUS. 8-9 CBS. TIIF. WALTfl4S . - -' ---• mner'wise the allegations of the Petitiorv'rs attorney, whose ac.,reu (44) The Mod Sauad "" NOTICE OF SUIT Marble "The Prophecy." John Walton Complaint will be taken as con is P 0 P 17'%l't (44) Donahue 1656. Winter Park, TO THE ABOVE NAMED lesser? Machine Florida. 37759. no or t*tore the 31st looks bck and John-Boy looks 100 (2) Toniorraw DEFENDANTS flatedthisflndr?ayof September (9) Eyewitness day of OOohwr. 1973. and file the ahead, both despairingly. The Show YOU ARE HEREBY notified that 1976 Rook (24) Beat orloirual with the Clerk of this Court. a Comnpta In? to forerlose a moe 1'541 (9) Daily Word thought of a 25th hIgh-school ISeat) either before se•yice on Petitioner's (IS) Big Valley tgaoe encumbering the following Clerk of the Circuit Court reunion depresses John. He at'.ney or immediately thereatter; 17'lfl (2. 13) Three For real property Seminole County, Florida otherwise, a default will be entered I Friday really doesn't want to see his MOneY LOt 3, ACADEMY MANOR, Unit Dv' Lillian Jenkins aoainst you Two, (6) Search For accr,rdlr,cj to the PItt thereof oldclassznates,especjallytho,ie Deputy Clerk WITNESS my hand and theseal of MORNING loinuorrow as recorded In PItt Book 16. Page 24. Publish' Sept 75, Oct 7. 9, 36. 1975 thu Court on tPue 72nd day of Sep he believes to be successful. PublIc Records of Seminole County. DFP 161 (9) All Mv Children tember. 1975 61)0 (9) Sunrise Jubilee John-Boy gets advice on his Florida. ______________________________ (24) Electric Company (Seal) hal been flIed against you and you 610 (3', Sunrise future from a spry old doctor, (44) Variety ARTHUR H BECKWITH. JR areregulre.j to serve a copy of your IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Almanac 1'00 (2) Somerset whosuggeststhatlfhewantsto fleck of the C.rut Court writtendef.nsej,ifany,totpnv 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND 615 (6, 8) Sunshine (6) News fly Elaine RiChard. be an author, he should first DEN BERG. GAY & BURKE. PA ., FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, .'ljmanac (I) Ryan's Hooe Deputy Clerk attorneys for the plaintiff, wtsos. FLORIDA 675 (2) SneakIng WIth Puhli.h' Sept 73 Oct 7. 9. 16. 3973 (24) InstructIonal address I P 0 Bow 793, Orlando, NO. 7S.1934.CAO9.O 84:30 NBC, ThE MONT& tIER 167 Your Hands Schedule Florida 3O7, and file the original GENERAL JURISDICTION S')0 (6) Sunrise FUSCOS, "Do You Take This (35. 44) Movie with the Clerk of the above Styled DIVISION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Semester NOTICE OF ACTION 1'%fl (2) Barbara Waiters Court on or before October 70th. Montefusco? Poppa gets a big EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 1973: otherwIse, a ludgmen$ may t MCCORMICK ENTERPRISES OF CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, surprise when the children Vsit The Royal entered agaInst you for the relief SANFORD. INC. a Florida cor. FLORIDA Lover's dpr'ida th,t he arvi Mnrn,n poration, JACK J BARNETT, and PROBATE DIVISION demanded Ic, the Complaint, (I. 13) Days Of Our should reaffirm their marriage WITNESSmyhandandthesealof $01 A MAKSIK. CASE NO. 7S47$CP lives said Court on Septembr 13th. 1975 Plaintiffs, t Re: Estate of vows. Second surprise comes (i As The World (Seal) vs EVALYN SMITH. & a k-a when Momma suddenly shows Ar$Pwjr H BeckwltPi, Jr. MOD PROPERTIES LTD. a EVALYPI M SMITH. Turns her latent Independence and Limited Par1nersh, Clerk of the CircuIt Court (9) Let's,Mcke A Deceased By' LillIan 7 JenkIns Defendant. refuses to have the command NOTICE TOCREDITORS Deputy Clerk TO' MOD PROPERTIES, ITO. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 200 (6) Guiding Light "obey" In the ceremony. There .... .. sc ct-a. , . t., PubIIth' Sent II u MI...... L*ItJflIrw um,xu' auaurx,r (9) ¶10.000 Pyramid Inaructioiss:Thehlddennamesllit.dbelowsppesrforward, are such profound expressions DEP.133 (General Partner) SAID ESTATE: 2-10 (2,8, 13) The Doctors backward, up, down, or diagonally in the puzzle. Find each 780 North Central Avenue as when they decide that Joey, Yotj and each of you are hereby hidden name box linac uhown: (6) Edge Of Night IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Hartsdate. New York 10330 notifIed and required to file any j ir e priest, will per(9) Rhyme And EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. HRO'NIS AND MERMAIDS claims and demands which you, or form the ceremony and Poppa CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DR.GONS MARTIN MINDIC.l4 Reason GOBLINS NYMPHS eitherof you. may have against said COUNTY, FLORIDA. (General Partner) exclaims, Hey, Joey, that's DRYAI)S GREMLINS PIXIES (24) Arabs estateinttieofficeof thedlerkof the PROBATE NO. 7S.217.CP ELVES 73 Candlewood Path LEPRECHAUN SATYRI4 Circuit Court of the Eightnth okay. In the eyesof the Church, Israelis Estate of Dlx Hills, I, I , P4 Y TOMORROW: Peaches Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, (41) Underdog • that's kosher." FRANK I AMBERT WHITE. SR. 1)746 Florida. Probate Division, in the '0O (?.L13) Another Deceased YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, World NOTICE TOCREDITORS that an action to 'forec$. within four calendar monthS from All rr.titoe of FRANK LAM mortaapennthefolIowingde'scrl (6) Match Game S the time of the first publication of DEPT WHITE. SR who died on property in Seminole County. this notice Each claim or (9) General Hospital demand Aau',ust 77. 197% while' resident of Florida (24) Romacjnolls Table muit be in writing filed in Seminole County. Florida, are lisa? part of the Sanford Grant and duplicate and state the place of (3$) Mv Favorite , notilian that they are required to file Government to' 3. Section 13. residence and post office address of er'v ricums or nemanos thit they TOwnship 70 South. Range 30 East, the claimant and must be sworn ?o DEARDR.LAMB—Jreada may hay. agairyt his estate In the lying within the following described by the claimant, his agent or at column by you recently about office of the Circuit Judge of tract ot land Begin at the North toeney, or the same shall be vo4d Seminole County Florida, in the West corner of the South West 4 of T*UT1I the man who recovered from Dated at Winter Park. FlOrid., cO(urtPuN,re at Sanford. Florida. said Section 17: Thence run South 3 it angina pectoris. You ignored this 15th day of September. A D wittuln four rrulendir months from deoree's.17'.3)" West along the West 1975. tMeRI'EO-I.$S completely a very Important thue date of It,. first pubIicatl, of lIne of the South Wr,t 'a of said NIGHT WHITILINEPEVII 5: Dorothy Becker fact, that the man discarded the this Notice Each claim or demand 5e'tion 13 for 3*18 19 feet to a point As Executrix must Ic, be writing and filed in that is 796 39 fe'et North of, as useofnitroglycerinplllsandby of said estate THE (klplicale, and must state the otace measured at right angles, from the 5: James A Morel4nd using "Questran" he cw-ed his of residence and poSt office address South lIne of the Sosjtpi West i of James A Moreland, of SWINGING angina pectoris and became a of the claImant and be Sworn to by said Section 17: Thence run South 89 ''''''' MORELAND & CUNNIGHAM, PA. Ire, a. .i.i...-• i. "ix'"' ---- -'- nu IT. o,oree-uy.w' east. Parallel to the 2*0 Canton Avenue West, wuiy.vscay rvjuvcuei.cu iw per torney. or it South tine of tPue South West a of Suite 380 cent new man. Why? patients with high diesterol prescribeQue.stran?Alotdo for rr'rdino In lawwill become void ac said Section 17 for 70000 feet to a Post Office Box 651 A lot of angina pectoris but normal blood fat levels, flATEt) September 13th 1973 the right patients. Again, the point: Thence run North 7 degrees Winter Park, Florida 37789 sictints will marvel at this FOANK I. WHITE. JR 17' 5)" Fruit parallel tothe West line ATTORNEYS FOR DOROTHY The meflldine does not right diet with associated Fwer,itnr of the Estate of the South West ' of Said Section BECKER, EXECUTRIX writer's playing tennis, bicycle replace the vali of a proper weight reduction may make t cf Frank tambert White. Sr U for 110000 feet to a point: Then, Publish Oct 2. 9, 17$ riding, etc. at age 71 without diet. Often a person can UflICes3ary. In other patients 5' lPhn A Raldein Pun North $9 degree's IS'.50" West DES 12 any more heart attacks, significantly reduce the doctors use other medicines JOHN A BALDWIN of paralle4totp,,co,jtp,lineftp,,5p, Baldwin?. Dlkpnu IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE West '.ini said SectIon I? for 79 ; Why don't all doctors choiesterol level by getting rid that also lower cholesterol. Attry at Law feet to a point; Thence run North 6 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. recommend Questran instead of every last ounce of extra fat Finally, a lot of patients have Suite 0. deorees SI'7)" West for 1711 71 tee? CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 0 Fast HIghway 136 of nitroglycerin pills? he doesn't need, The 'loss of quite a bit of gas and digestive to a poInt that is 861 50 ft COUNTY, FLORIDA, Florida 37107 Southeasterly rut as measured at IN CHANCERY NO. 7S-474-CA.0t.Q DEAR READER - No, I excess fat alone often improves complaints with Questran. This (as'oih.rry. AT TORN FOR EXECUTOR right angles from thC easterly right ROBE 14 T S BRADFORD and didn'tignoreit,ljustr'anoutof a patient's angina (chest pain may cause the patient not to c.t 25. Oct 7 1971 niway line-of US highway No I? GRACE M BRADFORD. ' . . . space. me -man wrote tram the heart) dramaUcally. want to use It. For those who PFP I'? and Ido 97: Thence run South, 26 PlaIntiffs, deorees 13' 11" Weit parallel to the primarily about the role of a Questran Is not a suhetitute need ft arid tolerate it, Questran IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. lI4'i SNOWiNG ACRO$1 Thursday - -. F_A_N _ ,' ,.DjQI3222oll0183lqçç3 a .-,-= I ' . -. �- - - -- - Herald, Sanford, II - - -- - - __ -_4 - 1975 Thursday, - - . A .1 - . 0 -;:---',. 1 - S I - __ -I N I . 1. 4 SAVEup I- - - L4W ' A9 A - - ~~ - more United Way Go al I .... - •-- - -. ....... ........ .. % .--. I WORKMATE __ - FIVE LIGHT CHANDELIER k`-1.1" - - .. \' , z , Roy 'or colors I ... EACH 11 $ -' - B'D 2895 _____________ I 95 i1ur t IiIi,cr - , ~.'~-.L"*~'.- *.,~_ V 0 SCOTTYS 'wit.r 1 A v Is . I - I CARPET :58-CT Tempered Glass P ç L 'SO $ % * I oar n a Ofl ve 1~1 I I I: _X 15% OFF 0 I Reg. Price 7/ 1 6" x 4' x 8' unprimed Can be stained. 12" O.C. (sheet).....9.95 " patterns and designs. buw - - SECURITY ! - HINGE GUARD ON ALL HAAS rII1Ir11II , CABINETS 1 1 i STOCKED IN OUR . ltlID ~ iceea D Reg . D,. WAREHOUSE , Ii . _ design. - WHITE N I ;0 1.% 0 One coat washable flat paint in white and colors. BLP Reg. Price (gal.).. .6.75 COMPRESSION 2 '/4 " x 8' thru 16' random .. Reg. Price (fin. ft.). . . . . 10c 4 Sale Reg. 13c 1 x2 Clear Cedar (l,n fl.) : J .. I 48 Aiurmnum Leei 1345 6 70 5 4 IRMT 1161:111offirerellit.1 II 3.9 • 279 ....................... 9.79 7 •Th 9 . 4V ' a do . .w,k a Te rv*xw Sale 250 1295 869 13.95 85 9.96 Seat T I Chest (ea ) 8 & D Ccrdiess Trimmer 8184 lea dicaW whether she win seek re-e lection. Mrs. Savage said today she is cons erng v g wi % for his city council spot. Bacon is completing one year a sp term y resignation last year. Mrs Saage, Mrs Jarrell 84 R Su per Turf Builder yan Aluminum Passage Set - 3201 Satin (ea) 7,500 sq. ft Bonus 8 Fertilizer 3.30 2 Satin leo) 44:11:161TA:11offreTel" Reversing Drill Lea) 4499 34 79 7250 (.heck These ' Ca o Cod Entrance Handle Sot 503D35 6 Lake Mar .~ Reg. 399 19% 11 99 • . 9.9:5 sq 2.99 1895 Bryan Bathroom Privacy Set - 3211 Gold or Satin Aluminum/Chrome (ea) Bonus S'er1iIizer 7379/877% 'Circular Saw (ea) i , ~ . - .,& __ I1iI.1I€I.1A4IIi'[eI IIIJi'd:Jh'[eI GAF Sure Stik Floor Tile Galvanized Steel Pipe 12 'x 12 Patterns and colors ( ea) Cushioned Vinyl rloor Covering Mirqu s Cho ce of 8 c& ors (sq d) Mil,lionaire-4 colors available (sq. yd.) * el - . c 499 xc 3 3. x 21 (pc ) 4 * .9499 6996 Antique Brass ' 11 (22 9 79 5 000, ft 8 PC I B box 13 250 20 lb box O-X-D Weed Control Dawn Rose Food 5 lb 6 8.86 ' 51b 599 Anodized Aluminum lea) I 7895 hrub and Tres Fertilizer SingIeCyhndor40032BBC Brass Anodized Aluminum (08) 6.79 750 295 Kwh Plus Fertilizer k D bI C I d 11 95 1 • 6 1 99 • - Chuiceoflllov&ycolors(sq yd) - 846 (7.SOOsq. ft . bag) ................. 2695 . 18.59 20th box PATTERNS OF ITEMS. SALE PR ICES GOOD OCTOBER 3 th ru 9 M* - . 1. ** wpiN Imm 6 Automatic Lawn Spreader 3495 LaWnSpreade,No.35 ........... 34,95 I 9 700 FRENCH AVE. ~c HOURS: Q period inI4ake Mary w WA t6 he~ilV ha-id of 0 Jb .. PH:323-4700 0 ~;__- .;~ 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY I A Ad YOU CAN EXC); IT YOU11"IF1 . .. I %_b"Lx*~*"w"ao ITDP4* A - S ~ III YOU CAN CO IT"AWI - - V141t your nearm Scotty's store. - __ I -. Viblen said the jail could have reopened by Oct. 10 if it hadn't been for the ventilator fans, which he says will require special manufacture. A number o(lasuits of the fire. All th e suits - v been fled result name ,Sheriff Join Polk defendant. All the suits seek damages. "It's just a shame to have thejob completed 'nd have to wait a whole month on some very Ift"tv - 1,1 .. ij ' I - j -. ____ ,~~" il.: ~- ~ -y i +4'' - . - _ e,&- ; 4 I f rn . . I * ----- - (_~ I - .. j, . ,, -- , I I-11.- a ,. - I. .)'f . -. . . *1 ' S -_ I - i - w 41tf new 3ir 4; * jobs remain unfilled in ril and Training Act (CETA), an 1. l 4. ' :. a positions created by the Comprehensive Employment . - CErA Jobs Avaelable . inCou 1. ' I F li, I I - _____ ! rl_ , i'- ( - ______ - - F iis-- official said today. CETA Coordinator Lois Martin said persons seeking an of the positions must have been unemployed for a Unfilled posi tions include d Goats Eat SAD • a I .,,~k . L.a. I fl T VV i. ' I -__.~ - -_46. -1w. . -_ books v eauyc the Nov. city elections and the candidate qualification period will close Saturday. Candidates for the mayor's Swofford. City Commissioner Helen Keyser is being opposed !n her bid for a fourth two-year term in office by political newcomer Glen Buschman while no opposition has faced to City Comnmissoner ' i ! . .,'%~ ~ , , , 1'!.,. - ' 4 . 11 9 ' ' 11 f ", f, ! 4 ~ t I I I: , I 4, , f, I I I I I " i . 1: I" i .. i~ '14,7 I i- # - ~, I I I I 11 - " Z; .- - -',I ;- I .,'v irt .r. I . ii I i I ,* i t,1 . ,.1. t , t# , J. , , Lht I- , .t I ,. ,~ i, I 4' - - . I it t. I -, j I - - . •- -, . . . . -, ,- e~-_ 1'1-~- : i IT 1 ,) ' r,(J ' IL designated the prime sponsor 1 marked to provide johe for Seminole County residents. Surprised at what they see through their own private peep hole Since March, MISS Martin are Billy Burke, 4, of Sorrento; David Morgansteru, 5 of 206 E. said her office has placed 220 19th Street and Peter Simon, of I W ilkh Circle, members of unemployed workers in all the "the knothole gang" at Happy Acres Kindergitirten. county's cities, Seminole f j I I SHINGTON AP) - Pres.ident Ford vetoed the National School Lunch and Child Nutri tion Act today, saying it would provide subsidies for I I T WA L S 1 i 7 Jim Bedsole, a CETA planner, said he is now seeking the _11 I I - ~ . Y')L -4 J' - ' I- .9_ - SCC) and in positions in county govern- I lk r,*' . !~'Nt-~~'*,-, .~~ . 4 - __ ¼. V.. 0~1 - hard-core unemployed in hopes o f placing them in goernment es On DeLand !4- rninole High takes on tough Det.and tonight in a football game that will go a long way toward deciding or industry-related Jobs. "We' re not getting the underprivdeged minorities, and - - ~~ -T, ~~ t . L- P(I'_~-~z - Z_1:T~;u~-7---_ ~_.___ ' orce than ,, ti _~ -1 -_ J 1-.vening Herald Sunda) sports section for blanket programs p gr ins Tuqualit>,an applicant must (D%erage of all prep games in the area. either extend present - J'i L Mullet Lake Park Road dI 1d all ldrenrot1nfa1mi uCS ,0W1 pan a ;,.. --. I = !L , Exercising his 39th veto. the __" ii4 President said, "By extending F~ 7f aid to families not in rwed, this bill would add $1.1 billion to my ---1 I . : WORK BEGINS O"N - -. ZOO ROAD Preliminary grading work bepa tWs morning in preparatim for paving the entrance ivad to the CentmI Florida Zoo by the Central Florida - ---- .. CETA office in Seminole Plaza . off her clotbes Hise at her animals have been Im pounded recently by animal control officers In connection with violations of the county 'sanimal rol 0 Inance. employment office, or at the The Seminole Count) Corn- Ford suggested that Congress The clotbe*eating goats joined three hors", 92 dogs and live cats at the county's shelter off U.S. 17- ' .---. - - _-__ ____ _ if ';.j"i S , , I Ford Vetoes Lunch I 4 _- #~ - 1. .1I W - J ii and automotive mechanics. others, according to Miss - .1 Ptrsons see ki ng jobs may ( 44I! j, , 4 - .*' I 11.1 '4 - 4T 1 supervisor for retarded adults, Community Colleije - I -' ' I' I - ''N g I ching different fitre toda) at [be Seminole County Animal Control shelter. Officer Richard Willett . . f; Road Builders Association. Rainy weather has held up work on the mdway. (f led Photo by Tom Vince nt) "I cannot accept such fiscal irresponsibility when we fave the real danger that the budget deficit coWd reach $70 billion instead of the already high limit of $60 billion I set earlier this year " INDEX Bridge .. - _.. _ ( alendar Comics Cross%ord ...._. Editorial , ,,, Dear Abby ,, 6B Horoscope 5* IlospRal Obituaries jB Sports 4A Television 7A Women . _.. SH ... 5* ......1*2*313 . ..... . 4B 7A llurida)'s high 86. 0% eraight low 69. Rainfall W211.04 inches. Fair to partly cloudy through Saturday. High% mostly in the mid Ms. Lows near 70. Winds northeatterly 10 to 15 rupit, decreasing st WghL Complete deils and tides are on Page A. fill out an application form at CETA off ice, or at one of the two state employment offices located in Altamonte Springs. Then, the applicant is int1wed arid, based on his qualifications, sent out for an interview with a pro5pective employer. employed in the county earn from $2.10 an hour to 110,000 a year. "T'he employer is getting a worker free, but the hope is Ouit employer will continue to pay for the worker once CETA funds in out," Bed-sole sail]. j.fr.__ - i: - k U installation of safety features after a lettzr from Olin Greene, director of the state fire marshal's office, assured county Officials installation of the safety feattwes would imre a "reasonable degree of safety" at the jail. estimated. ) commission on Sept. 9 approved bids for The , --_ * 1%%.)L 4; ..-_& system. sprinklers, exhaust fans, as well as complicated fire and smoke detection equipment. He also said total costs of safety features is running about $12,000 more than officials previously . __ _________.. IAKE MARY -This city will . 2. Asked if November is a realistic opening da te, itoudfoot replied, -I think if the work is completed -and we have reason to believe it will be -the jail can open by Nov. I," he said. - al City COSe voter 96 ,$ %__ __ ..,#.-. To combat that, vihlen said hels attempting to rush completion of the ventilation system, but he said today the earliest due date he can get thus far is the latter part of this month. ' I ~ I Women's Auxiliary. Ferguson Is a maintenance superin tendent with the county Mary Post Office Saturday from 8 to 2 p.m. Voter registration bookselosc(Xt l 3.15 915 of is As onald Brewer reported Dthe I'1 trAi. - i ~I 4.45 1295 Azalea Food a ,,--- The $1,245 payment brought total costs for . sl1ation of safety features to $84,000, according to Jail Administrator George Proudfoot. ________ To Ce/ebrate Elections Supervisor Camilla 51b. box ...................... LIMITED QUANTITIES ON r I will be held by Seminole Shrub and Tree Weed Preventive ue 02 699 599 14 . __ = 05 , ai soptusticated faro," tbe chainnan W I y;* - I I I* ~;, ; 0* * . .- . ' ' != _~: J._~t ~_*1. r '.4. _ : I .., , ~ AJ . -, V_ , , , -- - y or proval Tuesday of an additional $1,245 for in. staltation of five ventilator fans, , I . The entire student body will the Invocation while the Boy be excused from classes to Scouts will lead the pledge of 'jtennial community with special participate and observe the allegiance and raise the new ceremonies at 10 a.m Monday ceremonies and former Bicentennial flag over the '. at the Lake Mary Elementar) studenisof the school ha%e been school IL -&,Jt . invited to attend. Errol Greene will have ~ their maiden forays Into the I 1~ Guest speaker, former opening remarks and will inpolitical arena Scnino e ou Y Conessman Bill Gunter, lU troduce dignitaries Closing Mrs. Savage Is a licensed tennial Chairman Jack H •' insurance agent, while Mrs ill present ti .lty S U c'en be Introduced by former Mayor remarks will be by Jack Frost, school principal and closing KNOTHOLE Jarrell is currently serving as tennial flag to Mayor Walter Den Jackson Rev. A.F. Stevens, pastorof prayer will be by Rev. J. Harold secretar) to the planning and Sorenson the Lake Mar) United David, pastor, First Baptist GANG zoning Presbyterian Church , will give Church. ders is activ e with the Volun " voters. A special voter registration . Sea Mist Randon Shear in 12 whdhs oa Suzanne Savage. Pat Jarrell, IM _i. 11AS1011 - er t 1 - I yan Bedroom Privacy Set - 3211 h199 Sale Pric. 99C -1:1 - - DeVoneyl bid (or a second Nathan Van Meter who Is Council seats currently held by teanofljc, seedng adtyjzndlbel H.A. Scat, Den Sciner and The city is expected to have None of the tnew,bents June !rmnann are UP in the A wealth of candidates have between 3,500 and 4,000 eligible surfaced for the three city voters for the election Final Mayor Bill Grier, and Council Dec. 2 city el ction. A total of members Duerr and John 1,918 voters are eligible to Cast council seats open in the Dec. 2 totals are not yet available Zacco - have filed qu!if)ing ballots in the elecUon. Lake Mary city elections. from Mrs. Bruce's office. documents seeking re-election. The Candidate qualification six Candidates have Candidate qualifying fee In Candidate qualifying period period In the City of Winter an Interest In running Altarnonte Springs is $875 for in Casseiberry opened WedSpnngs is scheduled to open for election, only one b the mayor's office and $180 for nesday and will close Oct. 17 ai Oct 15 and close Nov. I. The cwnbent Martin Bacon Sr. - city conunl&,ion offices. will the voter registration mayor's office Currently had filed quidifying papers by Only one can di date for the books cupted b) Troy Piland and the morning two open city council seats and The city currently has 4,093 two cit) council posts held by According to City Clerk Ka) the mayor's office In the Dec.2 registered Irene Van Fepoel and FErnest oters Sassman, live others have city election in Casselberry has The candidate qualifiration Hendrix will be on the ballot. picked up quailf)lng papers, filed qualifying documents so period opened today in the City The cit) has 1,211 eligible including Incumbent Coun- far. T'he lone candidate is of Longwood where three city voters. . 5 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler (ea.) ..... 10 Gallon Plastic Water Cooler __________________________ x 4 x W Rustic Hickory (sheet) Reg. Price 29 home improvements at tremendous savi RHU DS16 Drain Spade means Thanks To You, It's Working _ ByD(JPj4A ESTES I1eidSf Writer ' _ ____ 9 14.96 VB2O 20 oz Claw Hammer This __ _____ __~ assessed value has increased which means an automatic percentage drop in tFe ratio of exemptions to the total value. By ED PRICKEIT Bill Suber, assistant county 11erd Sta ff Writer pr operty appraiser d rr the 16 per cent drop in assessed Seminole County officials are aiming towa rds exem property ptedi since 1972 means the tax roll is the first week In November to reopen the county "working in the right direc. Jail, County Commission Chairman Sid ViNen Jr. said today. tion." Suber said the proportion of Jail doors closed June 0 after a fire swept Sanford's taxable property and that portion exempt from taxes through the facility. leaving 10 inmates and a jailer is "no different than any other dead in its wake. ci ty" of(mparae &nce the fire, the county has paid out an The latest figures from the estimated 11,000 per day to house Seminole County county shows 36 per cent of the i nma tes In jails in surrounding counties. total $213,889,665 assessed Vihlen said he has %Titten state official.3 asking rom taxation, Suber for a November Inspection in hopes of reoperdng the $126,741 050 is jail to cut out the $1,000-a.day "premium" paid oth er counties. "taxable for operating poses," he added. Vthlen's letter follow; county commission a ",__ V IX Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear I,W YA -.1 I- '-' shrubs small trees #6016 Reg. Price (ea.)...... Sunbeam Cordless Grass Shear employes and $384 from the cor- ____________ ____ Ventilators Delay Inspection In Lake Mar 1 %!_.i Six Candidates Rie lawns, (:i:ii:i::i:i to &%id. Helps vegetable seedlings and transplants get off to a strong stan Encourages healthy groh and planul elds from your garden ~ ___________________________ Co., in the Altamonte Mall. The company's "fair share" employe program cont ri bu ted ,892, and the company's gift was $4,000. Eckerd Drugs. which operates an automatic payroll deduction program, contributed $983 from poration. Elseleln said the campaign's next report held at 6 in the OUR EACH I ~~, Reg. Price (qt.) ....... 1. n : 9.85 3.98 7.39 0 VEGETABLE GARDEN FERTILIZER 18-M-6 ) lb. bag -- ,1ki egrauie up jobs. ft. bag.................. 5It box ........................ - - household and shop clean- lengths. Finger joint base. , SPRAYER •ã•i cleaner is super strength for all your UN F1 Specialty formulated for Florida soil. Developed and tested. Fertilizer releam its nutrients slowly with long lasting results. Reg. Sale P~ice Price I lb. box I io Ir 4, - QUA Q• RTu (1' 10 been accomplished so far and we are hopeful that we can reach our goal by the time the campaign ends Oct. 23," he said. Eiselin said the report dinner was highli gh ted by a $13,0 con. tribution from Sears Roebuck and per cent drop In a3sessed property exempted from taxes I - II I 1 FOR FLORIDA which 15 net result ofal6 this year Is $154,5M. Eiselein said the new total represents 24 per cent of the cam- 6,000sq.ft.bag.................. 74.50 Hudson t'1 1½ Gallon Utility CLEANER 20 kickoff total of$17,531,95. ) of Seminole's goal COAT - ALL-PU R POSE - _____ • 6 . Taskmaster I to • A 4,000 sq. f t. bag.................. $ - - - . -' 4 Untud Way Gene n charge 01 public relations for the campaign, reported a new total of $33,370.95, up from the was 48 per cent last year, 50 per WALL PAlqr Classic Harvest or Federal Oak I ,it 'i L 7 ' - TURF BUILDER 2 000 WALL PAINT r OWE Protect life and propertyl Install on each hinge on out-swinging doors to prevent door removal. Coventry Latex L - 99 - f 11, , SHEET Choose from many colors, ------- I ,/I, ~ 40 30 W- / . M; REGULAR PRICES .. ____ - ~~i ' -4, 0 SQ.YD. 100% nylon cut-and-loop shag. 12'widths. Jute back. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .8.89 1. .~ '- No. 98. Ii. , U ~ . ~ - . ,. / UV 1 e ' Lions Club ho,kd the ent err r - WALLCOVERING Hardboard ('cI4tx/,7,[) ~~-A-Av ND MURALS Textured Reverse NEW LOOK ROYAL SCOT CAP€T • EACH 95 EACH V Ofl State Highway - Wor k center, vise and sawhorse. The city's exempted amount elderly and veterans' property from the tax roll in the city elderly exemptions, and the He said the state ordered exemptions, which Knowles stnce 1972 may be due to the completion of the $4 million reappraisal for fair market cent 1973, 52 per Cent In 1fl2, said "is sling," in number. slow down in construction and county courthouse here, The burden of Sanford's but it was only 39 per cent In value increased the cit 's total Knowles said the State "not as many governmental flic increased amount of city property owners is being eased 1971, said Suber. Ixgislature has granted many buildings being built.-, fts assessed valuation 15 per cent The city's exempted property tax exemptions in the past, fie said the reason for the O(M,237,755 which includes $10 exempt property is dropping Includes the many churches, which meant tapaers had to jump in t he amount of exem I it h1fl the incr e ase in S1V)UL, hospit4ul, goer:unenLil pick UP Knowles s.iid This is one of million in n castruction I,lori of thi tiiffcren€ tions ktiin 1971 and 1972 as the pposes of the new rea uber explained the reap doll,ir value of exemptions, the buildings, homestead and Suber said the declining because of a population in- praisal - to t' city said today. . an equalized nraa1 increased the city's widows exemptions, and percentage of property exempt Tease more h omestead and tax roll said get Sutxr aen E taxatle value b) 40 per Cent Pete" Knowles said the city is gaining ground t thegood," Herald Staff Writer _____ _ - high ased E By JOE ASKItEN ght restaurant Down ons y ni - impact polystyrene Frost , Prico (oi fl 58-CT draining Frosted chimneys Crystal c -. 90 Exempt* Property ' I Crestline styling, quick urn M-1035 / Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Taxpa ers Burden The United Way of Seminole ______________________ . TUB ENCLOSURES - I .' By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer 100% =='' SPECIAL . City Hits 24 Per Cent I FERTILIZER ::z to 50% : S L' k"11- b, - . 68th Year, No. 37-Friday, October 3, 1975 Fer[ILI, iii ----- - . I 1 rings you I . ara "is0 ____ - - - - -- - - - ---- - I ftv i __ ________ - ___________________ n _~_ k - - ------- - - 1-4 mi I ~~.-~~~~~~~l~~~l~~~ll~~~~~i~~~~~~~~~il~ ----_-~~----'~-~~--~---~-~-~--=~l,~~~-----%M__:_&_T~__7__. ~~ --- _____ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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LORIOAFI GOVERNOR'S ARRIVE llY! HIGHWAY SAFETY SUNSHINE STATE COMMISSION Fk1`146 D.p.rvn..i: I j) A JJii I of Ado"Antittrale,, 11 (33) Batman (44) GlIligan's Island 5:00 (9) DInah Shore (24) Mister Roger's You asked for it... Now here it is! BEGINNING MONDAY )lel\ . . 4 * - Sen'ed Neighborhood 623 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 8-9 NBC MAC DAVIS SHOW FBI played by Aldine King. In shot'.s. The first Funny little man Tim Conway, first episode, Karen tangles Archer involved episode has with a vicious singer-actress Florence with a veteran congressman extortion ring that preys on Henderson and Mt'rie and who wants to close hearings on distressed families of young Donny Osmond the rest couldn't government reorganization just activists, The extortionis ts zipmake it, one assumes are Mac's as she is atut to read her proach prcnts, telling them et, tonight. Big skit has 1ac buss 's stittincnt to the cmii t heir offspring is imprisoned on and Tim working as movers, mittec. drug charges in Turkey, but a and Florence the victim. Mac's 9-I1 CBS THURSDAY NIGHT large sum of money can bribe opening song is "We Can Work MOVIES "The Family" their way out. When the money it Out." The young Osmonds Charles Bronson costars with is collected, the young people sing "It Takes Two" and TellySavahts in this tale about aremurdered. Are gets 'Morningslde of the Moun. a hired killer who goes about his from an underground newstam." "profession" in a very paper editor played by Mar. 8:30.9 ABC KAREN organized, workmanlike jorfe Gortner in breaking the PREMIEJIE Karen Valentine fashion. The hired gun Is played rin g. has her own show now, and the by Bronson, and Savalas is a opening episode establishes her mob boss who tries to bring 10-11 ABC HARRY 0 "Sound presence In no uncertain Bronson Into his organization, of Trumpets" Jazz buff Harry 'p.,,?. Monday 1htcji &fvt2I34 ~~4 t. 0 &&,& ,_~d 400vgt/w,411 küd . aw uti!ej a do, an,a 10 crcô ~ Cbed'se 2 ic £ doc31* bedd, O/llFd,# ted C4 4 2. .if e 3afd, 95' a ,.. lad a1/ Sacrod KnIM --.. . : ______ _______ ±1 ~~r,rhl~gmaodpe.w*.y d/d, b*''7 4 9 96 4. Paps,cIf / d 1111 /roej (4)14' (6) Love 01 Life (9) Brady Bunch (33) Florida Lifestyle (6) The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 0) Days Of Our Lives lP (6) Guiding Light (; $10000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,0) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The [ Ig Showdown (33) My Favorite N it- 111 4 Iló'frch&95eC'j. (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 0) Another World I _ _T. __~7-__i_pI I kWb - f- 4 • L ' * -- £xirnpern;!/c/,wf, 00t4,'o O,em 0e7 Zj74, /ç ?$ '5'h '- SATURDAY And SUNDAY 34Jt4u' , GET r2 , . AtAk- ~ . - ~t 77" a I I CHILDS PLATE FOR.. ~ 0 Llntn 3 Fee Childs Plate / Dining . - .. 3 a . :: - - .I .1- FRIED cmcim 7*',%in Dajiy 11 am. 1115 pm Fr) & Sat fit tp 11$ ."hAv* (Hi-ay I? fl) Sanford 3214)121 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~m = ~__ ~____ __ - - - __ 11 r4 T * ' I --,_= =--- - ______-.- __- - - -_ --------------- - 4 __ * -- pit_-- " * ~ - - __ '"-'.".-'-- - members of the Sanford Zoo, - - - - JaPanest national television -k ,- - ;_1 iz A- 1~_, , - .---. - - - -_ i__1_4 1i M ,: - eciti jred - ~ d. ' -r .v de .' - , %rf., '-t . :*-;:- - T. - .,.-"-,%, -'"- '-.,. '- _ ''' .- ,, - - _'!-j~Kr T ,~T _ I iL . & 4~ dNqli~iil - . - ABOUT FICTION, By Wright MONSIEUR, By lawrence Morris. Harper & Row. 182 Durrell. VikIng, 309 Pages. Pages, 18.95. 18.95. As creator of 17 novels and Winner Reading Lawrence Durrell's of the National Book lutcst novel, "Monileur," is one Award for fiction, Wright Mor. thing. Understanding it, anoth. ris Is eminently qualified to diser.Foritis,asjIenear the cuss the art to which he has end of the book has It, definitely devoted so much of his life, and it "new and rather undisci- he does so with great chann pithed departure from the or. and elegance in this Informal (hp4i$.y product." book he has subtitled 'Res'er. It opens with the cnt Reflections on the Nature of one of a "trinity of lovers." The Fiction with Irreverent Obuer. dead man Is Piers (le Nogaret. vatiom on Writers, Readers, & T he other legs of the triangle Other Abuses." In extremely well.wrltt,n are his mad sister SyMe and her husband, Bruce, the prc. Morris Painstakingly sometime narrator of this but never Oerhearingly ctllrather murky story. Revelation neates his own peculiar vi(* of that Piers's core was burlej Just what fiction is and but. headless leads Bruce into a tresses what he has to sa' with long, occasionally dull but more quotations from writers h (eels (4ten intcresting, (I's'rtUon Iti'c tontrihuted greatlto on the flirtation of the trio with tWit D. If. J,awrenc,, Get'. ti'Ude if strange Gnostic cult In which Stein, James Jyce, to death is the name a few. Morris's ue of just not natural final reward, the right quotation to fuminate Of the three, only Piers em. what he has to aayabout his braces the cult In which the craft Is most ef(ect'e. "World of the Good cod Was a While believig that dead one, and that He had been currently "more gd f replaced by if usurper a God I4( written, an Published, of Evil" and, of course, pays than at any me in our the price for his devotion. In. history," Morris iso concludes twined although not ob. unhappily, that ,,there is no so the first, with the question that le and less of It wuide and the mystical cult is is being read." another narrative thread deal Phil Th(uis tng tith the alleged sins of the Al' I ,kqdit.ot' - - .c- - _-- _~, - - .-- t .5i it SUMM IN i ,, p- 1-r-ri. __ _-_Z ~ ____ - - - - ---- - -, = - - --• - -----.------------------ -•- _ ' - rt_ -- - L n - -- -- _ -4=i_- _T•_r -- - - - ___ =_ - -- -- -'- tennlal whfle the nation Is celebrating Its 200th birthday anniversary in 1976. Mrs. Grace Bradford, Immediate past president of the Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, is revealing this informa tion to the Florida RI-Centennial Committee In the state capital today. % " _. J ---0. , .'. I - . j Ly 1W nil ' (L -- -4 - . - '- I -_, - I '11 . 'ft 1 - Stan &ock' 11 - oil "A risy in t alga: e .2M`_ y In 1976 cd J ` In April, 1971, Dr. Paul Douglass,at that became part of Sanford). evidence, a recorded baptinn, indicates Mrs. F.H. Rand. The child was baptized in Phelps of Fort Reed (a mir.-Oonary in time head of the community prior to 1877. "He (Henck) laid claim to a homestead the home on Easter Day, April 1, 1877, by Orange County) came from time to time. Prac cal the Rollins College Center for ti Politics, published a study on and by 1876 much of the best land had been Christ Episcopal Church, built in 1880 the Reverend J. H. Wedell, a young Mr. Rand's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward consolidation for the four South Seminole settled," and the oldest church still in use In clergyman recently come to Florida from Rand of Boston," the church history cities and Included brief histories of each jContlnued ( Page 2-A) j'' —=- - Police Beef-Up Given Okay 2 0 By GLORIA DROGOZA dephrtmerit" rather than advertise for bids of a new a part-time officer for se%eral - - - - ____ Herald Staff Writer contracting for complete police car wi th police package months, th 'ye city had spent only LAKE MARY — City council protection with the Sheriff's equipment on it. about $5,000 of '._t Its original last night unanimously ap- Department. Perinchief also told the police dpeartment budget of proved resolutions Increasing He proposed, and council council he had received eight $35711, Perinchief said I s t' its own police f or ce and set a agreed with little dissent, that applications for the police chief other action the council " . Feb. 12 target date for selecting We city: 1) hire a fulltime of. post and said he hopes council In denied former Ch - T LKL %, - _i~ a new police chief. ficer at an annual salary of can begin interviewing in'v- zgerald's request for vacation ee I Its action means it will 90011111 $8,2DO; 3) eliminate the present mediately so that a decision can pay, but granted him t1tree days I _. have a three-man police force.part-time po sition; 4) advertise be made within 10 days, e_06~ or by pay beyond his quitting date, Councilman Burt Perinchief, for bids for life insurance for the council's next regular He resigned effective Jan. 14 'in the police commissioner, said three police officers, 5) extend meeting, Feb. 12. order to repo rt to o new job Jan. it city would do better to S'jclal Security benefits to all of The sala ry for the chief would 20, but his pay peri od ended contthte with our own police its full-time employes and 6) be $10,500, the same paid for.. Jan, 17. mar Chiel (ierald Fitzgerald, Pertnchlef told The Herald ,___ '_- -" •1 - - - - p' ' '.- . - i_ ____________ ___________ ,, I 111111 - , ' -. _,___ - • - _ Ii - - - . -._.. --I;!!;;!,-1, - - - - _ __ __ __ - ; - ---. - I.I z . - , --- - or, - Japanese viewer, will soon see t& old Saafsrd Zoo festared I. e tekyiek. ipedal, Life of 1.T* w - 10 , '14 via, s I - ----------- ', * i She Is appealing for $30,000 In Seminole County, compiled Its history in Middlebury, Vermont. states, "visitth at the home of their son in community, beautification money directly to the 1942 with many facts and dates furnished "Having decided to make Longwood his Longwood, and became interested in the committee In Tallahassee, noting the 1976 by Miss Elizabeth Rand of Orlando, While the Douglass report indicates the home, Mr. Rand was appointed a lay idea of building a church In the community community of Longwood was founded year may be especially important to The church history records that reader and read the services of the church and, back in Boston, procured funds for the "about 1880," the reports also state that Longwood citizens. "probably the first sacrament of the on Sundays in a small log schoolhouse 011 erection of a building. A lot had While it has been generally believed, and Episcopal Chuch to be performe already Henck arrived In Florida in 1173 by d in the the property of Mr. Herick (the town's been donated by Mr. E. W. Henck for ft steamboat up the SL Johns River from published, that 1880 was the -year of community of L.ongwood, Florida, was the founder.) purpose." Longwood's founding. at least one piece of bgptiL,n of an I ant Jacksonville to Mellonvllle (which later nf daughter of Mr. and "To these services the Reverend Lyman Research Is underway that may prove the City of Longwood will mark its cen' _- - - __ __- . - . . -__ ~ - .-.e--, . 1 . . later. When Councilman Harry Terry asked to extend life Insurance benefits to all employes, Perinchief said he did not know If there was enough money and urged the council to act now on his police proposal so the city would be In compliance with state law. Council did not discuss costs of the police commissioner's proposals, but, according to a r 011 DRIVER KILLED IN COLLISION 11 By BOB I.LOYD herald Staff Writer Sheriff's deputies today were searching for a new luxury auto, guns, stereo equipment and fruit boxes stolen by thieves over Seminole Count)'. Town and Country LIncoln-Mercury Inc., U.S 17-92 at Five Points, sou th of S,tnfonI, reported a 1975 LIncoln Co*tinental Mark IV sedan, valued at $9,160. was stolen from a lot and attempts were titade to steal a second Continental, Deputy Joe Patton reported. The stolen car was described as a two-door white Insurance or workmen's compensation. Perinchief also estimated it would coot the city $18,772 to maintain his three-man force through the rest of this fiscal vehicle with a red vinyl top. Forest Allen Greene, of 104 Canada Avenue, Rolling hills, Longwood, reported a guitar and stereo equipment valued at $1,330, missing after his home ttas entered via a living room window. Stereo equipment, diving gear, two year which ends in October. He estimated the police car would cost 1-4,500 to $5,000. _ - - __N -- ~ -= - - __==_ ;-=-- - ---= - ii- - - - - -- - Last night In a car-tnsck vollisiou Road near SR-U1. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Ernie Jacobs said Lena on Markham Woods Parham Craft=, 28, Orlando, died at Florida Hospital North of head injuries three hours after the 1:38 p.m. crash. A passenger In Ms. Crafton's ear, her brother, John A. Parham, 24, Ibis Road, Loagwood, was listed In fair condition today at Florida North. Madelyn S. Weitfall, $O, Longwood Rte, 2, driver of the pickup truck toverturned above) was in serious condition in the intensive care unit. Her daughter, Janis Westlall, 14, was listed In good condition. Troopers said the car was northbound and the truck south. M ir Thieves Steal Luxury Automobile Major differences were In salaries and retirement. The city's estimate also did not Include costs of liability I One person was killed and three others Injured bound when the near-headon collision occurred. cost analysis he had presented to them in wilting, Lake Mary could hold the expense of the chief, one officer and one car to $27,511.77 compared to an estimated $33,207 for the county to provide the same protection. 5. ji - ------------- ' , r!? Wilderness," that Nippon Audio 1", By DONNA ESES Herald Staff Writer ____ e br ' ra,- i a 100 h S1'6irf-,' ,,-`~1, 0 ' - - the Stan Brock-Jack Hanna movies "The Forgotten (Continued On Page 2-A) I :4.s*iff.1.;;4 N_ * . a : - __ 4 kiii hav hdo blooming and television production company bare trees Into puMq forth new leaves. And In Sanford, while their snowbound Northern brotfrrs in that country, determined to are forced w:tcb sports on television, these energetic youngsters enjoy a game of basketball the.star JANUARY? , _ qw,7 I ja j_11- - _ ' t_41 - ~.; - ~~ ~- . 1111111111 ,,, Visual Production s, largest IME ER T '—'r -.-- .. - , * '', raft) arrived ' San. ~~5 __ J'i s"4a across the Atlantic Ocean on a - - Ohara ( Japan'srepreta(lve on the second Ra Expedition -- .i' t world famous cameiman LshI - Because of the chief's January resignation and lack of - - 3%.~ .i * F V By JEAN PArrESON Women's Editor FVN-- I Loo C1 In iapanese TV Film - LI ______ - nT t _. - .' - . - .-- -. . ;;~r 4o "#8O 2544 PARK r)RIVE SANFORD.F1,0111DA I/fIn qrri/ ' L • - - -V-- _ - I /"rs dIUpA . - -. - ____ --.-..i-.- - With This Ad Superb T . _p_ ._-- -. -- -. I 11t Z 4 - _jp _~ W %g=r ~' Iff'"Aw .. " - - __ __ __ I- 1,1111 -- , * - BOOK REVI1i EWS -. - hi . - ,. -. - s1d elee d'! 5 I&01 a'w. ( qx.' '/.•' --I__.wJ1-w __, ! A __: ,, -77 _17 ~ _ _ 1 7 ..0_rk 11. : ft&7y . . .1 . _;-V . I . I4 - .. _ , .1I ._. f 11 . -, ___- --'k 12 f/ Martian This y e ar 's budget decrease in Seminole was part of a total $34 million trirr.n,d trim board budgets across the st.a No one, Harris noted, is at: : Legislature, but he said school officials will i' closely monitoring this year's session In Tallahassee. Regardless, Harris said, "Seminole County will continue to carry on the best instructional program possible." - - (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital 11:55 (6) News C _______ M 0 0 ut ou Id Cost Seminole $1.5 Million C - THIAD I Squares State school funds in Seminole County next year could be slashed as much as $1.5 million, Assistant School Superintendent Roger Harris said today. Thecutbackherewould be aresul t of apr ed jc( ed 6.6 per cent reduction In education funds brought on by about a $230 million anticipated shortage in state revenues, ) I 0 "Unless the economy picks up," Harris noted, used up Its $100 million surplus shoring up this Ralph Turllngton, "a $230 million Shortfall is expected next year" at year's shortages. Although school officials, Harris says, are taking the state level, a "positive approach" to the problem, he said if the What It will mean here, according to Harris, Is a School Superintendent William Layer has possible reduction In summer school, a potential $1.5 million estimate holds true , the superintendent predicted a reduction In salaries if this year's cutback In special education programs even a would be forced to ask the school board for some cutback extends Into next year's school budget. ac tion, hard look at drivers' education classes, Layer refrained from going to the board with And, Harris, said," there's some feeling at the In the wake of a cabinet rollback, Seminole this year's cuts because the school system was able local level" that it not only will extend, but cuts will County's budget was trimmed this year by $608,000 to absorb the loss with contingency funds and by be even more severe because the state already has at the bequest of State Education Commissioner cutting money from some line items. Herald Staff Writer - FAMILY SPECIAL / ' (4) Phil Don,)hue' 11:30 (2, 0) Hollywood By ED PRICKE"rl' ' /i, SUPg(ge (9) Split Sec ond School Funds .~_ IL Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . 0000 WITH 4 Green Acres 11:00 (70) High Rollers (6) Now You See II 67th Year, No. 140-Friday, January 31, 1975 12:00 (2.44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2,1) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1 :30 (2, 1) How To Survive ,A rvirria I eo,¼, Cbedddi- Gambit (6) (44) AFTERNOON Jill Ireland plays Telly's wife, discovers one of his favorite whose beauty strikes Bronson, musicians is In trouble. The BEM. By Georges Sim. Knights Teroplars. All of which torks for Open America, a and almost leads him into a musIcian, whose luck has been enon. Harcour t Brace Jovanov- is a bit confusing, but Durrell citizens' action organization, trap. FRIDAY running bad, takes a payoff to ich. 166 Pages. 16.95. manages to sort it out reason. Denver Pyle plays her boss. I 9-10 NBC ARCHER remain silent after witi,,slnga MORNING Although it was originally ably well until the final pages in Karen has an office manager PREMIER Brian Keith stars murder, harry senses a published in Europe in 1961, this which another mystery is posed who is an ex-newspaper gal Lew Parker, a private 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee problem, does some checking, is the first appearance In this for the reader to unravel. I 6:15 (I) Sunshine played by Dena Dietrich and a vestigator. It's not much dif- and almost winds up a victim country for "Betty" - but the Durrell is not easy to read, his roommate who works for the ferent from other private-eye himself, Almanac I admirers of Georges Simenon prose often murky, but It must I _____________________________ the are going to find Itwaan'w be noted that for all there long wait, __ are some beautifully written Four j Simenon again w ri tes with scenes in this complex book SEEK & FIND I 1 I the beautiful economy of line most nothblythe one detaifla that u tJnggJ so many Christmas celebration at an of his other psychological nov. ancient chateau near Avignon. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL el.s, but this (line he fails to Phil Thomas provide the absorbing story AP Book Editor that highlighted the others. For Friday, January 30 1975 Fine writing alone just Isn't enough. BLACK SUNDAY. By Thom. The protagonist of this book, as Harris. Putnam. 318 Pages. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) One whose co-operation Is You could be taking on more she can hardly be called a her. $7.95. essential to your immediate responsibilities right now than olne, is Betty, a woman in her Just a one-sentence summary aims will throw some road- you can handle. Ease up or late 20, married to a man from of the "Black Sunday" plot a well-.to-cio family, and mother should be intriguing enough to blocks In your path. Keep cool you'll shortly be boxed-In, of two children, She Is also a at all costs. SAGIVFARIUS (Nov. 23.Dec. drunkard and has a penchant mike you want to read It: An Arab guerrilla attack on the Su. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) It's to your best Interest to promiscuity. When the per Bowl using the familiar Be extra-careful If you're using refuse to aid one who's gotten to reader first meets her, she Is television blimp. tools today, Also, If you're you before materially, then drunk, sitting in a bar called working with another, remind forgot you till his present Who in his wildest tmagina. "The Hole" with a mentally in tion would ever conceive that him to work in a safe, orderly dilemma, man - one of the many who the well-known blimp drifting way. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. frequent this particular place - overhead would be carrying a GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) If you try to bowl over your and Is rescued from his peculiar deadly load of shaped plastic You're not especially lucky opponents now. It will only attentions by an older woman explosive laced with packed today when putting out cash for stiffen their resistance to your risky or chancy ventures. Buy aims. Be tactful, considerate. who takes pity on her, shrapnel charges that was She shouldn't have. Betty, the about to go off In a blast aimed nothing sight-unseen, AQUARIUS (Jan —S.Vah iQi U PS g, Of Q$apØ$5y in titi reisuer tears, ear ner naa been at killing 80,000 people, In, •-, puzzle. Find Nch CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't blame your mistakes I4d.i name sad box It in as mwn: on bossed ou t of her home by her eluding the President of the Be extra.watch!W of those in others; rather, reexamine your husband CAMPING when CONSERVATION IIF.AI ,Tf( your charge and of your own ideas. See If that's where com omisi he found her in a United States. ChARACTER FAMILY IIOMEMAKINC, pr ng situation and she The cover of this book warns CITIZENSHIP FARM LIFE material possessions. Don't the fault lies. NATURE STUDY Is a thoroughly rotten person — the reader-net to start unless he COMMt'Nrry GARI)ENIN(; deal with persons you mistrust. Tomorrow - J'irtorjal Forms PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) one suicidally determined to plans to read nonstop and that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll be spending more time Foul not only her own nest but warning Isn't too far off base. There's just a thin veneer over today shouldering burdens and also those of the people who try Your patience and temper. A problems of others than you will to help her. And she's most Action-packed, crisp, fast01 WH paced, timely, frightening and slight provocation could cause solving your own, adept at IL all the other adjectives usually you to overreact unflatteringly. The trouble with this novel is found In promotion material by 0 Of X. VIRGO Aug. 23.Sept, 22) YOUR BIRTHDAY JIM KILLY in that not only Is Betty a thor. the publisher aren't too Don't spread yourself too thin far off I where "BLACK BELT JONES" oughly dislikable person and base either, In short, "Black your resources are JAN. 31, 1975 thus Impossible to empathize Sunday" Is quite simply a concerned. You purse can't first. with but she also is utterly bor. class plot told In first-class handle a spending spree. Plans for improving your Ing, despite Simenon's valiant LIBRA (Sept. 23..() 23) station in life this year may get attempts to show the reader fashion, Know when to back oft today if off to a slow start. Don't use Dudley Lehew this I S:00 you run into too much op. as a cue to give them U, just what makes Betty The Associated Press Phil Thomas w*,.I it 89"1819 % positon. Discretion is the better Persistence eventually rewards MrSuPA.n.. PalS ________________________ AP Books Editor part of valor, you. 226 AAA eJe4 dd4, 4efrved 11 10 manner - in Washington. Karen plays Karen Angelo, who vengeance Ope', gee Aô,e 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel 01 Fortune - - toni (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 () Am America (4 Forum 44 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Movie (9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 930 (44) Petticoat Junction (44) Lucy Show 6:25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 (2,1) NBC News (13) Old Smothers Broth ers (24) Man And Environment II (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) ElectrIc Company tilt I IJJI LOS T in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre Meeting DaIly Devo'tlonai 7:00 (2.8) Today TONIGHT'S TV 11 IJ KJLV *W4P I ____________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 30, 1975-lB - I04 ANT 00 R 19Edi10r$ tab) Pt Tyrxtajeus *tf.im,th) IGO!Iers 34 0 g euo* rn ItFathersIcoilt 4OPrOit.biI.d DOWN 32Aite 33 Ori ental con LEISME F 14jQJ i 0CPtingti 22DUtChCt ?3 Born 24 Weeps 27 Accost 31 Strog G 8S* ssion1ici,t 1,* r-eluse TIt 7Rwsgroisict 55(tern.iy 1TSITItf'5 H M 04 C. SQOperiicsoo M StArtc'p 13tif9etOdefi 14 W.Ldøit A;CO4LA MuNiT N fL _____ I?UOUIM!an*t) 43Chliectges Wi ti?iQ 1 lNe I 0 '. Olticist 5 The mistletoe 41 Pde -- - to Pre vious puzzle I jratet&ni ______ ________ _______________ -_ - == _ /. = --_ - -- -__________• - _ 7-=--•_ 4 _-_ cameras, two radios, a typewriter and 50 record albums were reported missing after a burglar)' at the Forest City home of William Bowes, 466 W. Lake Brantley Road. deputy F.M. Stewart repor'ed. Two shotguns and a rifle, valued at 1305, were reported taken In a burglary at the Longwood home of Bill Governale, 212 Nob Hill Circle. slept and took in exctss of $800 cash from the house. Detective Sgt. Robert Kunkler said a Sunday night fire that damaged the clubhouse at Marbeya Club Apartments, SR436 at Lake Howell, Casselber'ry, has been ruled "accidental" and traced to paint and other substances stored under William Pethick of Tavares told deputies that 37 black fruit boxes, with the Imprint "May Bros.", were stolen from a citrus grove at SR-46A and Country Club Road west of Sanford. Deputy David 1 Smith said the boxes were valued at ,'O. area. &IflfOfd police today reported burglars ° broke into the Sanford-Seminole Jaycee headquarter, building at 427 1'ettth Avenue took only beer and drinks from a refrigerator and a book eigh t-cent postage stamps (torn a tiePatrolman Eugene Fog!. said J Emote, 410 W. Fourth St., Sanford, reported a $125 gasoline tank was stolen from a parkd van belon g ing to Seminole -- a sink cabinet in the clubhouse kitchen stwrtfrs dek .'e Sgt. Oscar said today that a sneak thief entered the Midway home of 80.year-old Norman Haddock yesterday while the resident (r•• , _. ----- I 1 ' - -- �- 2A—.Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AL - iI II - 1r UIIIAt miii i*jy ' !..j IN BRIEF if fr_-..• .. 't I Mental Health Facility~'.b WASHINGTON (AP) A federal judge ruled today that millions of documents and the White House tapes accumulated during the presidency of Richard M. Nixon belong to the government. The decision nullifies a Sept. 7, 1974, agreement under which Nixon was to have partial access and control of his papers. 'There Is no precedent which compels the finding that the 'presidential materials and tapes' are the personal property of former President Nixon," U.S. District Judge Charles H. Richey said In a detailed opinion. At issue are an estimated 42 million documents and 214 years of tape recordings generated by the Nixon White - House. The judge did, however, set out an elaborate procedure for Nixon to attempt to recover items or tapes which he might claim to be private or personal. Rickevs decision, while keeping the Nixon documents in Lie pus.ses.ion of the government, also declared them out of bounds for unlimited public access. Richey said that, while materials and tape recordings generated by most federal departments are subject to the Freedom of Irthrmatlon Act, the Nixon papers and tapes are not. Task Force Cut Back The liav3' reportedly will cut back its aircraft carrier force next year to its smallest size since World War H. The new Defense budget, which will go to Congress next week, is said to reflect a reduction of two carriers. Likely to go are the 31-year-old Hancock and the nearly 30-yearold Oriskany. This would leave the Navy with 13 carriers, including one used for training. Mm. James L. Holloway III, chief of naval operations, signaled this development Thursday when he told a San Diego audience that surface warships will carry a larger share of the sea-control mission "with the reduction of carrier force levels." American Age Goes Up WASHINGTON (AP) The number of Americans age 65 and over Increased by 436,000 between July 1973 and July 1974, while the number of preschool youngsters dipped by 404,000, the Census Bureau says, Ins report Thursday, the bureau noted the continuation of a trend toward an older population caused by a declining birth rate. Those 65 and older accounted fcc 21.8 million persons, or 10.3 per cent, of the population; children 5 and under totaled 16.3 million. The worldng.ae population, those in the 16-64 range, increased trvin5?,itos7.S Per cent. - Drug Permits Changed WASHINGTON (AP) Effective in late March, each prescrip tion for the widely used tranquilizers Valium and Ubniwn will be valid only for six months and for only five refills, wider a government artier aimed at curbing alleged abuse of the drugs. The order, published this week in the Federal Register, remains open for Industry and public comment. HoffmanLaRoche Inc., sole manufacturer of the drugs, fought for seven years against federal controls but reportedly has agreed to the new regulations. Valium and Ubrluzn, respectively the nation's first and third most often prescribed drugs, are used to treat anxiety, tension and other emotional problems, to relieve muscle spasms and In alcohol withdrawal. - Famous Windows On Sale HINGHAM, Mass. (AP) A local discount store is offering "huge, rather unusual, reputedly famous, rdlec(orjzed windows, originally designed for an office building." The windows used to adorn the John Hancock Tower In Boston until hundreds of them started popping out of the new skyscraper. Now the survivors are bringing $100 apiece one-fourth their estimated original price. - - -'a - ---. - P - ' - Conner Asks State Probe , Of Honeymoon Island Buy TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) The state's $25.5-million purchase of Honeymoon Island should be investigated to be sure the state is getting what it's paying for, says - - - Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner, Conner, who voted against buying the island and has since sought a moratorium on all state land purchases, ' called for the inquiry Thursday following news reports that the bland was 114 acres smaller than the state expected. - I - . . -- '- --- awl -. ' He cited an article in the St. Petersburg Times which The new unit is constructed adjacent to Florida Hospital North on Semoran Boulevard. it is designed to handle walk-in patients as well as the mentally Ill who require Intensive hospital care. Dr. Werner Metz, Srnfno!, Vnivcr;iity sith a inatcrs in County Mental health • psychology, began readying Association director, said the facility last June. facilIty will provide "cornToday, the press toured the Longwood prehenslve care" for Seminole facility briefly before an open County patients. John M. Chenet, 25, 701 Logan Dr., was house on Sunday when the Metz also said he wouldn't be public Li Invited between 2 arrested and charged with leaving surprised if the facility (ills up scene of an accident and (ailing to use and 5 rapidly. due care in driving at about 2a.m. today, Exactly when the center will according to Patrolman Chip open hasn't been determined, And when it does, Mrs. but Mrs. Raettlg said, hopefully Raettlg will be there with her &ewlngton. He was released on his own it will open by sometime next new innovative plans and ways V week, recognizance. to take care of those who are The project was funded with a oftentimes unable to care for Chenet allegedly struck a 1966 Chrysler belonging to Martha Rollins, 699 PZ,000 bond issue approved by themselves the ones society Longdale Dr., as he was turning the Seminole voters In W70. The has named the "mentally Eli." corner to go to his home. According to Brewington, the Rollins vehicle, which was empty at the time, was knocked 1-fandal Hatchets Chuff ch By GLORIA DROGOSZ Herald Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A hatchetwielding vandal tore through St. Mary Magdalen Church here yesterday, leaving a trail of wreckage and shattering an imported stained glass window, In all, damages were estimated at a total of $3,000, Church Secretary Mrs Joe Hinton said Friday. All the doors both interior and ex- Patrolman Bob Connally, officer, said the man was carrying an estimated 80 grams of marijuana. Possession of any amount over 5 grams is a felony, U Steve Garver said, Bond was set at $5,434. Cavallere was being held in the Altamonte Springs jail awaiting transfer to the Seminole County jail, Garver said. - tenor of the new church were destroyed, apparently by a hatchet. The - culprits also created considerable damage In the school and social hall. The stained glass window was liiiported from Spain. According to Altamonte Springs police, only a candy bar and carton of chocolate milk were reported missing. The incident was reported to police yesterday marning. Vincent B. Cavallere, I054 Martex Rd., Apopka, was arrested early this morning on charges of possession of marijuana, reckless driving and attempting to elude an Altamonte Springs police officer. A guest at the Ramada Inn Motel at State Road 436 and Douglas Road found a surprise passenger in the elevator yesterday when he started to ride it. Inside was a blanket-covered color television set, apparently removed from an empty room and abandoned by a would-be thief, according to Altamonte Srigs police. Stereo, radio and tape equipment plus a five-speed bike, valued at & total of $550, were reported stolen from 601 Crosby Court yesterday afternoon, according to LI. carver, Mom Pays Smathers Fine TALLAHASSEE, Ha. (AP) A mother's concern has prevented Secretary of State Bruce Smathers from Possible revocation of his drivers license for failure to pay a 127 speeding fine. Smathers' office said his mother, Rosemary Smathers of Vero Beach, heard a radio news report that he owed the fine in Indian River County. So she went to the court clerk Wednesday and paid it. Indian River officials said Smathers had until today to pay the fine or they would begin revoca don proceedings, - Three Indicted On Drugs - Cassolb.rry - WASHINGTON (AP) —Some $1778 million will actually be Police here are investigating a breakIn at the law offices of Wilfred Conrad, 100 N. Dixie 'Highway, acco'dIng to LI. Frederick McGowan. Someone apparently pried open a second4tory window by an outside staircase to gain entry. So far nothing has been reported missing. - Patrolman Slates King' Campaign 2.5 million holders of Veterans distributed In checks, The rest Administration life insurance probably will be allocated as policies will get their 1975 dlvi- credit toward future premi ums dend checks withIn 45 days In a or to buy additional insurance, government effort to pump an option which Is open to the cash quickly into the recession, veterans, he said. plagued economy. He said the average dividend Announcing this Thursday, would be $163 for holders of White House Press Secretary World War I U.S. Government Ron Nessen said participants in Life Insurance, $69 for those the three affected Insurance covered by the World War II Plans customarily have re- Na tional Service Life Insurance celved their dividends on the and $9 for those with the Korean ' Brock Jack Hanna, the Japanese team Was V excited with the excur- sion, they plan to return In the explained the / near future to film four or five gnificance of this endangered addRIIa1 features, some in p'cies as the symbol of Ce ntral Florida, others with ii ri frecduni :nd 1,4 $ Seven Scholarships Set ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) The News Election Service has presented the Florida Election Supervisors Association with seven $500 scholarships to award to journalism or governnment students. Robert Flaherty, director of operations for NES, said Thursday that the $3,500 In scholarships are for FESA's cooperation in reporting election results. Flaherty presented the scholarships to FESA President Harry Nearing at FESA's statewide meeting here. - - -' anniversary dates of their pol- War-era Veterans Special Ufe Patrolman John Foster, one Sunday at the Melodee Skating crown at the Feb. 8 Valentine Florida ides. Insurance. of the 12 Qfltestafltj In Beta Rink, Sanford, Ball In Sanford Civic Center. - The MelOdee Rink will But be said of the early payPhi's vaInt1ne Ball King contestant, collect votes1 "The President feels _______________ ,Moreiportant1 all money open for two sessions Sunday, thatments, this a"ction will "King of Hearts" contest, will at a penny a vote, and the man collect during the king from 1-3 stributes di p.m. and 3:30.6:30 be campaigning for votes who collects the most wears the contes IV SERVICE substantial amount of cash at a t Is donated to the Central p.m. Donations are $1 time when It Is needed to give a CA LL MILLERS session, Foster has also arranged a boost to consumer spending." Nessen said the dividends to1ety (A surprise activi ties tail $335.8 million, but that only during the skating sessions, . , - Five Saved Off Yacht - i Longwood Eyes Centennja 1w (Continued From Page 1-A) me Henck home still stands on East Lake Avenue in Longwood. It was orcupled bythe Hcnckfamlly Into the early then became the home of the late Mr. and Mrs. L T. Hunt (Mrs. Bobbie Joe Hunt was Henck's heir) and now is being restored by the Doh Barnes family. The Douglass report notes that Henck made a survey of most of Central Florida with the Idea of developing railroad lines, "By the fail of 1879, Henck decided to run a line from Sanford to Orlando to be known as the South Florida Railroad, corporated Into the Seaboard Coastline, Opera tions begin In io." Mrs. Bradford said yesterday that - 1877 baptism and the statement "by 1876 much of the best land has been Settled" indicates an active community in 1876. The historic society has been involved in researching the history of Longwood anti restoring buildings since 1968. tanker, the U.S. Coast Guard says. The five were picked up Thursday by the 870400t Australian Bridge 3 11 hours after their three-masted Star of Peace sank nine miles north-east of Eleuthera in the north-eastern Bahamas. A Coast Guard spokesman In Miami said the engine explosion ripped a hole in the sailboat's hull, causing it to sink. The five men were able to get off a distress signal before climbing Into a life raft. special appearance .in if F LO R :1 LMIVE GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION 1 FINAL EXPENSE LIFE INSURANCE 500 TO 5000 * ISSUED FROM AGES 46io 87 Write and give us your date of birth Life of America Insurance Corp. of Boston 40 Broad St.. Boston, Main. 02109, DL 0,-sit !P.!na on AT A rustic setting on the lake's edqe, C&I - - New Noise Law Targ et Of Dealers TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Florida truck dealers say request of manufacturers such as GM and White. they will launch an effort to get Hunt said after the hearing the 1975 legislature to weaken that he would rnuter Florida the state's new noise-control truck dealers to seek an inlaw because it discriminates crease In the maximum allow. against them, able decibel level on new trucks - Meanwhile, the Florida from 83 to 86, an allowable level Pollution Control Board was to in most other states. vote today on whether to adopt a proposed amendment to its noise-control rules or grant a temporary variance to truck dealers as a way to solve their problems. F.R. Hunt Jr. of Tampa, who Sclerosis Victim Loses Ch air MIAMI I AP) Wilbert Stenzel thought he had troubles enough when he moved to Miami last fall to try to rebuild a life shattered by multiple sclerosis and th e loss of his job, home, wife and children. Then someone stole his $500 wheelchair, "What kind of person would steal someone's wheelchair?" asked Stenzel, 37. "Some people, I guess, 'Ail] do anything' After hearing of the theft, E.T. Griswold, a Miami buslnessman, purchased Stenzel a new wheelchair and an empioye organization at another company brought Stenzel 8 $500 check which he said would be donated to the Florida [louse, which provides him with a private room, three meals daily and the services of maids, nurses' aides and - round-the-clock attendants, He said he's been able to make up the difference in the payments through money from his parents in Buffalo and what savings he has left, Stenzel, who has sVent th' r:t :.Ls in and out of wheelchairs, moved to i1iaiiii for the climate after his di. vorce. "I owned a home and everything there," he said of his life in Buffalo. "But I lost all that when my wife divorced me and took the children (aged 10, 14 and 16)." The former television repairman said that at times his disease lets him work but will suddenly leave him helpless again. No cure has been found for his affliction. Stenzel is one of 26 persons living In Independence House, a converted motel opened a year ago just for handicapped persons. Parapalegic Association. Before the offers of help arrived, Stenzel had said he would be hardpres.sed to buy a replacement wheelchair for the old one, which was stolen last week. He said he gets $367 a month disability benefits horn Social Security and pays $400 a month to Independence As ew Seek IN S 0 Cut A ppoi*ntees ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, (AP) paid $2,000 less. The governor, who planned to seI," he said in a Thursday no says he Is the largest truck Gov. ReubEn Askew had the connection between his move Pride has been working in the be in his Tallahassee office to- statement, dealer in Florida In volume, machinery ready today to re- commission for a month and Adams' being bumped. He for day, then turned the matter told the board Thursday that be place two Bicentennial Corn. $2,000 to Kemp and Wetherington both said be had worked for the prepare a status report over to Williams also needed either a variance or rule mission appointees of former for Williams. a move moved to the Bicentennial department since 1969 and that attacked by Wetherington. change to be able to sell certain LI-. Gay, Tom Ada ms with men Commission from other parts of the move was a promotion. Askew said that when he "Under the post-Watergate the Commerce Department models of heavy-duty trucks of his own choice, planned the change he was not morality, the governor cannot that do not comply with the law shortly after Askew removed The commission was sched- aware that the positions were escape responslblity for his ac- Adams as commerce secretary as It now sta nds, uled to vote here in the na tion's protected by career N EW ni.ir1 Mr. isITHAJJMIAN The law went into effect J80. oldest city on the controversial But he said he felt service. Uons by shif ting the responsi. in February 1973 and left him j'fl'fl j that such bUlly to the lieutenant governor with the commission chair- I'I['l 1. I l appointment of Don Pride, Ask. changes were proper at the CUEER APPME? especially when Gov. Askew manship as his only job. Hunt and his attorney, Joe ew's former press secretary, as start of a new administration, admitted giving the order himSpicola of Tampa, said they commission executive director, Wetherington said there was were being supported In their and of Bruce McDonald, former efforts by 21 other truck dealers Democratic party worker, as in Florida as well as the assistant director, General Motors Corp., the The resignations of Director White Motor Co. and the Flori- Shelton Kemp and Asst. Dlrecd' • tin Trucking Association. tor Gary Wetherington also But Pat Dunn, attorney for were on the agenda set by LI. the Pollution Control Depart- Gov. Jim Williams, commission - - • - - ment, said the department staff chairman. objected to changing the rules Wetherington, who resigned or law. to app!)' (gr the director's post, And the two lawmakers who asked to be allowel to speak to sponsored the law In the 1974 the commission before it toted legislature, Sen. John Vogt, DWetherington charged earlier Cocoa Beach, and Rep. Betty this week that Askew violated Easley, R.Clearwater, said the state career-service system by forcing Kemp's resignation. After sitting through the half. He also called for a grand-jury day hear ing, Mrs. Easley said investigation and the appointshe hadn't heard anything that ment of a special prosecutor to would lead her to believe It was lead it. a bad law. She said specificaWetherington also objected to tions and compliance dates In Pride's projected $24,000 anthe law were placed there at the nual salary. Kemp was being they opposed any change. — -j - -- __I - .- • • :' .. v , - - ;- • • a' Two Calls Bring Messages Of Death FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) Tracy. old brother, Mike, and Emma's "The Lord sure knows what's Two young girls critically "Both my babies are gone 13-month-old daughter before best, but sometimes His ways burned In a fire at home on Jan. now," Mrs. Campbell, a farm flames and heat drove them make you hurt awfully bad," 16 have died within 24 hours of worker, whispered in grief late out. Mrs. Campbell said. "This is an each other despite intensive Thursday, "The Lord's taken "I couldn't get Tracy and awful thing for us because we care at a Texas burn center, them both." Debbie out," Emma said. "The sure loved those babies." Minnie and Joseph Campbell The girls were rushed to the fire ... I Just couldn't get to She said they had planned to received a long-distance tele- Texas burn center by an Air them and I tried." bury Tracy today but instead phone call Thursday from the Force jet shortly after the early Mrs. Campbell, accustomed will bury the girls together on Shrine Burn Institute in Galves- morning fire, caused by an to leaving her home for the Saturday. ton, telling them that 2-year-old exploding kerosene heater, farm fields each morning beCampbell, a construction Debbie was dead. The other two Campbell fore sunrise and returning after worker, added, "We got to get They received a similar call daughters, Emma Jean, 16, and dark, was working when the over this and get back to work Wednesday about 3-year-old linda, 14, rescued their 5-year. fire tilt. She said she hasn't been because we still got some able to work since, mouths to feed." - ' On U.S. 17-92 between Sanford and Lake Mary. TALLAHSSEE, FJa, (AP) Dekle's case was to be heard case. The proposed opinion The remaining SupremeCourt Fort In an unprecedented trial, two first, followed by Boyd's and would have Pierce heads the second gument a Supreme Court opingiven the utilities justices disqualified them- panel. Florida Supreme Court justices then a second charge against what they were ion in which he dissented. seeking. selves from the cases and (our must defend themselves today Dekle. Final decisions Since the JQC broughtthe Dekle also was accused of at- of them selected are not Dekle said his connection the seven charges on Nov.. , both sides against judicial misconduct expected for some time, tempting to influence yBaisiti with visiting judges. the Mason memorandum charges that could lead to their have filed arguments and The JQC tried unsuccessfully County Circuit Judge W.L. Fitz. the was far removed from that of removal from the bench. to have the two Dekle charges pa trick In a land case Retired Justice Richard Er- counter-arguments for involv g in Boyd and that his case had been Justices Hal Dekle and Jo- beard together to demonstrate one panels to consider. headed of Dekie's political support- yin utility casesthe panel for confused by the charges against seph Boyd were set to face a a pattern of alleged Boyd contended that but disqualified miscon. ens, Sam Jackowitz of Miami. his rehis fellow jurist. panel of visiting jurists hearing duct. himself from the second Dekle election last September ellmi. The cases were heard by aruguments In the Supreme nated the possibility of his being He also said he was only try. Boyd and Dekle were accused JQC late last year. Bo'd's JQC charge bccause his brother , removed from the bench Court chamber on charges of secretly accepting a pro. hearing was open to Robert, is representing Dekle for ing to forewarn Fitzgerald the public it. brought by the Judicial Quail- posed opinion from Edwin Ma- at his r alleg actions ed us In a previo about Jackowitz' concern over equest ; Dekie's was se(ications Commission, term. son, a utilities lawyer, in a tax cret as was his prerogative, whether he could get a fair trial Retired Justice AltoAdains of Ironically, he cited in that ar- in Panama City. - MIAMI (AP) Five men who were aboard a 106-foot sailing yacht that sank In the Bahamas after Its auxiliary engine blew up have been rescued by a passing British ents ' Lake Mary Answers _ I i is'4 JUII - JII FeI1IIIJ) Lake Mary attorneys will go to court again next week In Its fight to keep from Issuing two building permits to H. J. Kay, p Inc. City attorney Thomas Freeman said last night he has filed a report with Circuit Judge Richard Muidrew defending the city's position, and the hearing has been set for Feb. 5, The city maintains further construction would create a severe drainage problem in the flnnd.rrnn' 4r,'rl building and zoning administrator Francis Jenior to Issue the permits unless it could find justification within existing ordinances, permits. H. J. Kay, Inc. brought the .., ........... , WE HAVE STATE FORMS enryBlock c 17 reasons why you should come to us income tax help. for Alter tLe court's orelirninary ruling the city passed a resolution declaring a building moratorium on a small section of the city, including the area for which H. J. Kay, Inc. wants .a.. . Friday, Jan. 31, lfl$-3A State Justices Face Trial For Misconduct -. Sanford Zoo Featured ducted Brock and his entourage on a waterborne nature trail on the St Johns River from Blue Springs, where the star discussed the strange manatee, the osprey and many Central Florida birth spotted along the watercourse. A speech to 300 pupils at the Brookshire Elementary School In Winter Park and shots of Brock instructing an aviation student at the Sanford Airport completed one of the busiest three days In the star's life. According to Zoo fYrectcr TAMPA, Fin. (AP) Charges have been flied against three men accused of conspiring to smuggle 4,000 pounds of marijuana into Florida In 1973, State Atty. Eugene Whitworth of Gainesville filed the charges Thursday and said they were based on evidence that had been presented Wednesday In Tampa to the statewide grand jury probing drug-smuggling operations. Charged were Kelly Ogden, 26, of Gainesville, Michael Hubbard, 28, of St. Petersburg and a third person whose name was not released, Checks Head To Veterans approximately 25 feet. Damages to both vehicles were minor. - Later, state district naturalist Joe Kenner con- island contained 316 upland acres, including 17.5 acres owned by the nearby city of Dunedin, compared with 413 acres the state expected to get. Conner also was angered by a report that land owned on the Island by developer Ilyman Green was valued on county tax rolls at ei.s million. ) — man in his physical prime. said a Pinellas County aerial survey showed that the j mental health at Florida and humanistic attitudes Raettfg, director of the mental health facility at Florida North Hospital, w on hand this Hos pital, will undergo "en- prevalent In today's treatment morning for a press preview of the new facility. vlronment.al therapy" at the 24- of mental health patients. bed Altamonte Springs unit. Mrs. Haettlg, who has a masters degree from Loma Linde University In California, and Ms. Partridge, who graduated from Florida State - movie and film him going his daub routine. "A Day In The Life Of Stan Brock" wa filmed in and around Sanford during the PASt three-and-a-half days. The movie Is angled tow wds the youth of Japan, who ha'e ap. parently added Brock to their list of movie Idols. Brock's physical fltfl(5 as well as his intelligent and alert mind are brought Into focus throughout the Japanese televi.. sian special, Filming started in the old Sanford Zoo, with Brock feCtuiog SoWk and Fat scene then shifted to the American Bald Eagle, and FLORIDA IN BRIEF I-lriric Prcc Pri,IciA, Even a "buddy system" will remainder of the money came be Initiated. Mrs. Raettlg, who from $212,000 in revenue Is in charge of the Altamonte sharing funds. For Vilma Raettlg, Seminole unit1 said patients admitted will Though the facility won't County's new $542000 mental meet "other people with limit Itself to Seminole County t health center is more than a problems." patients, mct patients who •.'t :.J facility it's a place where Also, "horticulture therapy" enter the facility will be from people go to get help, will be practiced at the facility. Seminole. In fact, Mrs. ilsettig wishes it Patients will plant flowers in Last year, Mrs. Raettlg said, hadn't been named a facility, the courtyard, which Mrs. 30 patients sought treatment at Something more human and Raettlg says will be the only the Orlando facility under the warm would have been more In area where patients or visitors Baker Act. The number Inline with her thinking. are allowed to smoke, creases if all referrals from Patients under the super. Patients Mrs. RaetUg and private doctors is added, but vision of Mrs. RaetUg and Ms. tge, in many ways, private referrals haven't been Jo Ann Partridge, director of bolize the Innovative leadership tabulated. Pr — (Continued From Page 1-A' Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, By ED PRICKEYF Herald Staff Writer a' - Belorg To Government - • /?- -•. —I = 1 1 4M Judge Rules Tapes WASHINGTON (AP) ... - Friday, Jan. 3,); L. Sri NAI ---- Reason 14. We're human, and once in a great while we make a mistake. But if our error means you must pay additional tax, you pay only the tax. We pay any interest or penalty. We stand behind our work, Resolve: save more n How do you save more in these turbulent times? It isn't easy, but it can be done. Save first, then spend. Its that simple. No budgets to keep. You just livc cm tjl'triie I,,ie U �- - = - - -_.--- . r --- e -. _.- ._ __.-_... -- -- ---.--.--_- --=. - --=-.-. - - ---, - - -.- .—.-.--. - - .--.. ----------- . ,-, -. .-. - ..- - - -. - - -- - .. _ A round The 300 % .- FRENCH AVE, SA NFORD, 32771 Area Code or 831.9993 FLA, 306.322-2611 WAYNE D. [XVs'l.E, Publisher W11.l.Ii,M D. CURRIE S Managing Editor IU)BEKTC, MARKEY, Advertising Director About those charges otJdecent exposure being whose standards, please?) and wider other dr. dropped against Fanne Foxe. this Is not meant to cumstances It's alright If a woman exposes the top f be critical of either the Judges nor the lawyers Inother body? Or all Of It for that matter? volved. If It's OK for the gals togo topless then why must After all - they were Just Interpreting the law, a male wear a tie and a coat? flow did they arrive at their conclusion? "Nudity Just wondering out loud, folks. (but, I'd sure UIOflf Isn't unlawful" according to a 1971 opinion by like to hear some of your comments though). State Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin. Which leads me to this hypothetical Illustration Can't say that the "fellalti" on the county — supposing some day in the future a clerk at the commission aren't with it! cour thouse, or anywhere else for that matter. but At least —not so when it comes to Commissioner since the courts are right there, let's use the John Kimbrough and Commission Chairman Sid courthouse as the example, supposing one of those V'thlen Jr. clerks comes to work "topless.". Kimbrough was Involved in an accident recently Does th at mean she will be a rrested? On what w he n he was riding a motor bicycle and susta ined charge? Remember what was used to determine Injuries. Fanne's case - nudity alone isn't unlawful! This past weekend, Vthlen was racing In a And as long as we're causing you to use yourmnthi'rn* noodle a little, Isn't It ironic men are told they must Well, if you see him hobbling around the courwear ties and coats to serve In court? thouse, please have-a-heart and don't ask him Is there a law that says, under one dr. what happened, O.K.? cumstance, you shall be completely dressed (by . unit' 1)diverv' Week, 55 cents, Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home dehvery, All oth er mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 M onths, $32.40. S0dal security - - - . . . . . and Ott The Track . Without fully thinking the matter through, the 93rd Congress, which adjourned last December, approved large increases in the Social Security program, Th e same Congress also passed the 1974 federal standards for some 350,000 pension plans offered independently of Social Security by private business in the United States of America. The intention of both Measures is to assure that persons who contributed to the progress of the United States during their productive years will have security and dignity in the twilight of their lives. Unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly apparent that if the present trend in Social Security .... •,2 : . Laughing Big " j A * 0. t i ";.,~ I 7 ". 11 IH)rr,.' - 'q F' ..' John spoiski associate editor uuu — A good storyteller is a person who has a good memory and hopes other people haven't, 0 , •.... . .0 I , -' Is future of U.S.-Soviet trade FRANKLiN, N.H. - (NEA) - The weather = / ir relations — indeed, of this whole Idea called outside is (rightful and so is everything else, detente -now that the Kremlin has rejected the may wind up with half measures or less in either Unemployed fathers walk the streets, gloomy ')\ attempt to tie liberalized trade with the United v merchants sit In near-empty stores, old people program. States the requirement that the Soviets worry about cut-off threats from the heating fuel The problem faced by the Social Security " libe ralize their emigration policies regarding Com panies and newly marrieds wonder how program is plain. The retirement benefits ap, -, S_\ '. Russian ti ci zens, in particular, Russian Jews? they'll ever afford a place to live. Yet here in the .. proved by Congress in recent years have outnumber A of commentators have taken the winter of our economic discontent is this crazy ______ stripped the payroll taxes that have been levied to position that, well, it was a good try; now let's go 4) chap, a one-eyed, stringbeaned U.S. represen__ _______________ back to square one and start ta lking about the support the program. tative from Arizona - what's-his-names, Morris _____________________ Important thing again - trade. Two recommendati ons have been made to Udall - running for president by making everybody laugh. correct the deficiency. A private citizen's advisory The re Is, in fact, evidence to suggest that It remember once an old, grizzled coal miner was more than a good try. The lengthy debate in council suggests that the wage base on which th e -. , aIked up to John Kennedy and asked Congrecs over according " 11.7 per cent Social Security tax is assessed be nation" . Imnacingly whether it was true he was so rich he status (no disciminatory tariffs) to the Soviet raised from the present $14,100 to about $24,000. ..,\'-'r0W4TEa0ATET_ ,I - _ never had to work a day In his life, Kennedy 1_/ Union has already had a beneficial effect. In the The blue ribbon panel also recommends that replied that It probably was true. "Well son," past two years. thousands of Jews have been retirement benefits be proportioned to wages that said the miner, grabbing Kennedy by the hand, permitt ed to leave Russia who might not •. 'I,, are earned. "you ain't missed a damn thing." otherwise have been able to. IV It's not that the joke a re so funny, really. Mo On the other hand, Rep. James A. Burke, This process, helped along by behind-the. Udall Is getting laughs in this state, first in the chairman of the House Social Security subscenes prodding, will con tinue, It's said so long committee, declares that Social Security taxes nation to hold a presidential primary, because as we don't press the issue to the point of emshould be lowered to 3.9 per cent on both the emV* barrasslng the Soviets internationally. other than weep. ployer and employe. He would fund the resulting IdEA 7j' It has also beefs argued that the United States Even when he cracks the old chestnuts 'I deficit by dipping into general tax revenues, How To Succeed In Business Without Really know a man married 50 years win says he's would reject any Soviet attempt to link trade IN Trying The vitue of the citizens' council recomwi th demands that this country do be tter by Its never even contemplated divorce; murder yes, mendation is that it proposes to turn Social but not divorce.), the audiences giggle for relief own minorities, al though such an argument Ignores the world of differences between their as well as pleasure, "l saw a sign onaurc," Security back toward its original purpose of being a Udall says, system and ours. We are at least officially and 'If Tired of Sin, Come In.' And unmodest supplementary reUi'ement program linked deroeath It somebody scribbled: actively committed to the furtherance of the civil 'If Not, Call 765to earnings. Its flaw is that it would continue the -- -.- - ---rights of all otr citizens. 3434' "In hard times sinai] treats are welcome. Editor, The Herald: upward tax and conducted In a few days. To call this "research" In any event so much attention has been which could threaten its soundness again In later Country snows, even n long mou ths before Attorney was not po liti focussed cal patronage, but rather objections to his appointment by on the plight of S6viet Jews Wt vM years. 1976 election. The locals are sick to the eyebrows the product of a political machine. The ap. f ew qu esti ons have been asked about the actual Kimbrough and Williams were no Rep. Burke's plan would forever lock Social ° politics, boneweary of promises and polntment than Tom Rumberger as County sir necessity of trade with the Soviet sour grapes resulting from the fact that Security in to the federal pork barrel and tax wage suspicious of anything governmental but Udafi Attorney came a year after the GOP gained the Freeman's Union. cousin, Tom BhnfctcI, was a ea rne rs and their employers twice majority on the Board County Commissioners once at th e hasForthe hint of something different.' Democratic candidate for County Commissioner We assume that trade with the Russians Is one thing, he's kind of a hayseed. U with careful considerations given to the ability of payroll window and the second time when they pay in the last election. One can't even fool some of desirable, if only to Jackets fit like the hangers are still Inside and the Rumberger firm to operate In specialty the cause of detente, other federal taxes, the people some of the time wi th such absurdities But do we really need it, and should we really there is a certain humility in a man wearing areas required by a county attorney. By con- asthi Commissioners Willlm and Kim brough want It? Both plans overlook a critical fact. Social loafers In the White Mountains. Then, too, many trast, Freeman's appointment, on a temporary wanted to consider quality and economy Security taxes paid by employers area p0fj like what he says about conservation, about We may never be burned again as we were In considering other attorneys with no regard to expenses of doing business. The more the employer Protect.tiw citizens from finamw min and about kkmocrats casting Owk votes for Republican the wheat deal, but this is the way the Russians political party affiliation. Insdesed, this was the do business. That is, in their StAte-scontrolled pays for the government program, the less he can redWing strong DUOIRI Ldei's1iIp. They may Sid Vthlen for Chairman of the Board, and Vihien Board's responsibility to the people. But the afford to be generous with his private pension plan not believe the latter, yet said right It at least in return Joining the Democrat camp in support economy, individual Russian companies do not machine cranked out Its will abruptly In the hour make which is encouraged in the 1974 Employe sounds good* deals with te of the Freeman appointment. This appointment after midnight, before an empty room, Individual foreign companies, But mostly, In this terribly early stage of the Was made in spite of e me Soviets Retirement Security Act. opera th overt conflicts in terms of large-scale, long. disturb ed by the voi ce of the people. presidential election, Udall is welcome because presented by the fact that Freeman, term purchase agreements, and thus the more at the time, Social Security is emerging as the dominant his humor is. "Have you heard about this one i4as also Attorney for Lake Mary and Winter I hope the people of Seminole county we trade with then, warn some critics, the more retirement plan instead of a supplementary one as recognize this political maneuvering to be our export econsomy runs the risk Of becoming politician running? He came Into town to make a Springs, and In disregard for his lack of exoriginally planned. For millions of Americans this speech and when he concl gn to the normal political process, because merely a di ploma tic adjunct of th foreign uded he said, 'Well, perlence In certain legal areas, such as cone State means increasingly heavy payroU taxes. For Mes and gentlemen, them's my views, and if demnation. Political patronage Is better this kind of power politics can render the will Deplu'tinent. of millions of others it means nothing more than a you don't like 'em then by God I'll change 'em," Illustrated by the appointment of Freeman's the people to be Ineffective. The Republican There may weil come a ame when the United It may be that a man who joke Party has had its fill of opportunists and "sun. S meager federal dole when they retire. cousin, this Just doesn't understa nd the situation, but Commissioner to the lucra tive position of shine soldiers" and I appeal to the fine, peta tes looks to Russia's vast storehouse of that's probably not the case. Great gags have Inspector at th dedicated Democra ts in our county to fight th troleum and mihn nerals, Right now, however, e Dog Track, or former ey need our tec ology more than been born in bread lines. Udall knows that (Js agai t ns having their we need much a similar position at the repeated slogan, their resources. ,, public knows that a nation still laughing Is a Jai Alai Fronton following his switch over to the Party of the People" reduced to hollow rhetoric nation still trying. by allowing the control of their party to Democratic Party. Between 1972 and 1973, Soviet imports of our succumb True, there are risks In po to a political machine, litical wisecracking . products more than doubled. U.S. imports of Reformers in the House of Reps esenta Uves, cheered by the It's an insult to Seminole County attorneys, Speaking to a gathering of kids at one stop, Udall and to the Soviet pr oducts also rose, but were still only a addition of 75 freshmen Democrats, have been flexing their Intelligence of the citizenry that the Fred W. Streetinan Jr., recalls some of his elderly tenth of Soviet purchases. congressional peers permanent selection of Freeman came as a muscles In Use House Democra tic Ca ucus, whom he observes as being "drunk every day result Chairman Even so, the Kremlin's a brogation of Aggressfveacuon last month aasured more power for JJ of a comparative Investigation by the 1972 and not very nart when sober." Seminole County tr f)cmocrats at the expense of the committee structure and the ade agreement indicates that the Soviets don't Chairmaru Vihleni of seven county law firms Republican Executive need us all that much, either. much-maligned seniority system. Abolishment of the Internal Security Committee, an 14 anachronistic center of controversy for many years, was pledged In a more recent caucus vote and carried out by the full House. of Crash e first hours. a to . .- •_•\___ __ ______________ Amnesty Boycott Urged nouncement of a one-month extension of the program, which all ows draft dod gers to return to th e United States If they are willing to perf orm alternate service. The Toronto organizati on said the program "amounts 10 ____ - ' ________ most favored A t -- :._- - GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) — Amid expressions of optimism from both sides, the United States and the Soviet Union opened negotiations today f or a treaty incorporatlng the nuclear arms limits President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev agreed on at VLadivos tok. U.S. delegate U. Alexis Johnson and Soviet Deputy Foreign Ministe r Vladimir Sesnonoy met at the Soviet Mission, shook hands and waved and smiled to reporte r's and photographers outside the building. Letter To The Editor de ability or JAN. 30. 157$ of What's'One More CIA Investigat ion Mary W, Woma ck James F P.rli,r W1 11 1m Allei Sanford Dorothy Crow - - - r\ d...__nc,-Th . .J i..Lfl- - assessment to the House Appro. tivitles of the oth er fellow," Ha- aid to Sou th Vietna m to carry quest was made by fJ., G, ammuni ti priations Committee on, medical supplies Thum bib said. "And I can't predict out the pact, Habib said. Daniel Graham, director of the and petroleum. warned Congress that the day In support of President that." The assertion that Hanoi Defense Intelligence Agency, rejection of an extra $300 Ford's request for an additional Under increased military Habib mid the United States cou Million in aid to Sou th Vietnam ld be tempted to launch an and Erich F. Von Marbod, pressure, their ability and will$522 million for Vietnam and has a moral obligation to give all-out offensive If Congress could tempt Hanoi "to launch Cambodia. Pentagon comptroller. l ng ness to defend themselves Smi th Vietnam the arms It does not approve th e addi tional an allout offensive." Von Marbod said th Viet. agai nst North Vietnamese asSou But committee members, in. The officials said the North cluding Chairman George H. out th to force Hanoi to carry $3 million Vietnam aid re- namese forces are using p saulls will erode, he said. e 1973 Paris peace acVietnamese soon will step up Mahon, D'Tex,, asked, "is cords. mili tary pressure but are not there any end to It? The people The moral obligation comes ezpecJ to an all-out are getting sick and tired of it.,, from s temen ta ts by former offensive In the next six months Iran Fact Assista nt Secre ta ry of State President Richard M. Nixon unless tempted by Saigon's an- Philip C. Habib replied that he and Secretary of State Henry A. NEW YORK (AP) - Pan rnent, airline and banking ticipated shortages. in- the approval of the Civil Aerowas unable to arurxer that Kissinger when the peace Pentagon officials and a State question, agreement was signed that u the verge of reaching an agree. keep th e financially trou Department official gave that Both airlines are in deep fibled "That will depend_on the ac- United States would contlni* ment with the Iranian governU.S. air li ne from collapsing, the nanclal trouble. Last fall ______ Wall Street Journal said toda y. spokesmen for Pan Am and ra If the arrangement is corn- TWA acknowledged that the ________________ _____ pleted, It would make Iran one two lines had held Inf ormal dis. r-P .. - . of the biggest transportation cussions abou t a possible merg.. --" "" powers In the world, the news- er, but the talks never got to the t :ff .: - _____ :; ____ paper negotia tion stage. In recetit mon ths, Pan ftjr The CAB decision on route has under taken a series of ac. swa ps eliminates ct co tions in an improve its petition between Pan Am and -. fin;rncil picture. On Th ursdiy, TWA on tiiit Atlantic an'I PaPan Am and Trans World Air- cific routes. lines, the U ni ted Sta tes' other The agreement ca lls for Pan I major interna tional carrier, i.e- Am to suspe nd Its service to celved permission from the Paris and Vienna while TWA US. government to elim inate drops its service to Frankfurt, 1: ~ , JTW_&, some duplicating routes and Germany, and across the Pacif. . . op.i __24 _,1, swap others In an effort to cut Ic, costs. No date has been set for the The Iran deal would allow route c hanges to begin. ,.; - - : Pan Am to survive as a sepaL. Under the agreement, Pan rate entity under Us own manAm will drop service to Paris, agement, the Journal said. Vienna , Madrid and all flights The newspaper quoted to Lisbo - -~ I L n except via Puerto __ sources as sa ying that Pan Am t* 1 1 Rico a cross the South Atlantic. had kept the U.S. government It meanwhile receives -advised of th e negotiations with authority to fly to Okinawa, _____ Iran and that th e government's Taipei and Bombay. reaction was receptive. The Journal said the pro- Am, launch _________ " , :'.' ____________ _________________ '. said, _____ ____ . effort to __________ _____________ __ __________ _______ ____ ________ ________ ________ _____ . L ______ ________ __________ DAWN __ -_ reached its final form. The r ou te swaps between Pan Am and TWA rcrc anr,ntd _ J. NEW TUSKAWILLA Students in Mrs. Carol Dudley's seventh grade science class settle down to work In th ne 'ruskawwa Middle School facilities In Sou th east Seminole. The s tu dent body and faculty have been on double sessions until this week sharing the facilities of So uth Seminole Middle School In Casselberry. Th ere are 1,150 students In grades H ad 4$ teachers, a media special ist a nd two guidance coun. selori. Owen MeCarron Is principal of th e new school, which has seven academic pods plus exploratory and physical ed ucation areas. e w CALENDAR FEB. 1 Sanford Memorial Library and Center, entrance at agrl.center Feb. 3 White Fiephant and ,. Museum, 10 a.m. special Dii 1792. Denny Abbott regional Astrological Research Guil d, ge sale, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., meeting to discuss plans for director Detention Bureau, will 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch Mobile Super Valu Store, SR , Sanford Founder's Day speak at 3p.m. Supt. Tom Fay hIorne Recreation Center s E sponsored by Lake Brantley program, Feb. S. will present volunteer awards Pershing, Orlando. Speikr. High Batcherettes. FEB. 2 at 3:30 D.M. Cole on "Pluto", Open House Seminole Board of Trustees G enera] Regional Juvenile Detention FEB. 3 Mental Health Asø. of Deflary Wayfarers, 2 pm., Semin ole, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte DeBary Community Center, Civic Center. Election of of. Natasha Lowery I Velma N. DeMolt, Dalton. Vern C. Krnh, Den ROtS Durant*, Lake Moiwo. T er esa V Hampton arbara Montgom er y Stepen H Hall, New Beach Gertrude 8 Galley .j Smyrna Stepb H Speari, Orlando DISCHARGES WEATHER Yesterday's high 5$ , Monroe of DeBary, re tired Spe aker Sheryl Casey, special th ority RUFUS BENTON ed uca ti —imd on biographies Benton, Sanford and Jim Lincoln, of Washington SChOOL Benton, DeBary; 14 Rufus Benton, 63, of RI. 3, children. of ___ in Was hington after receiving ______________________ ____________ O+INER$: NEED PA?TS NOT YOU er on teach ll at Idy wllde grand- Box 385A, Eureka Hammock, Gramkow Funeral Home In Sanford died early Tuesday at cha rge of arrangements. his resIdence. A native of H 4ftow- IV-,qv -W,W4F9V W VF Vr,WW"%V I E,j4CIuIES Hampton, S. C., he had lived in Sanfordforthet5lyeSA Funeral Notice Karen Crawford Erris Gram member o? Lake Monroe Willie Lea Anderson Frederick J. Eltonheed due to poor health. Mostly sunny today and Saturday Roger Sterling Afternoonhlgpn in the low to mid lOs Mary G. Peterson and lows tonigh t in the upper SOs t Leeanne Blocker the mid SOs Variable mostly test James C. Thomas and southeast winds S to 10 mph Sherman Mar,nlr.g Extended Forecasts Sunday ' Verna M Simmonj rough TueSday Florida Peninsula Rods Christian — Partly cloudy and warm *sin a John Gault chance of thøwrs, manly Ned Schluger r)rtheqn irtiOn Low-s in the 30$ In JOtepl, Sokol the north to near 70 In the south, Mamie P Martin Highs in the 70% in the north lo the Dabble S. Pleasant & lQ'* $05 in theso,,tt Tuesday mostly Raymond N. Hicks, Deflary lair and a little cooler with lows in William C. Whitton, DeBary the SOs in the north to the 6Q in the John C - lambection. Debary South Hiahs In the &dt In the ,ii.,$. Frank F i,'at., ruitors and in the 70s in the SoUth Carson C. Hamilton, Dolton. Daytona Beach tides for Saturday Eve Dub.e, Deltona hIghIlSam,. pm Jai* 5, 15 Debra ScheUler, Fern Pal -k A m, 5 - il pm, Port Canaveral Jesse Graham. Geneva hgh 11.07 am .11 19p Oliver C Siobloqyi, Lake Miry low A S9 A m . 5 76 p Earl Ludwig Jr - Oter.n t It this Speaker — Dr. David G. (leers and board members. Baptist Church, he was retired How Do You BENTON. RUFUS— Funeral services for RufusBenton. e.3. of Survivors include his wife, RI 3. Mrs. LottleA. Benton, Sanford ; two daughters Mrs. Ruth E. Box 3$S Eureka Ham ' VlN HEARTS mock. Sanford, who died Tuesday at his residence, will held 11 am.home Saturda,' at DeGattani, Sanford and Mrs. Gramkowat Funeral Chapel Marjorie J. Strawn, Orange with Rev Billy H. Gritf,n Park; four sons, James H., liciating Honorary pallbearers David C Cari*ritec, John 0 Rufus Charles, John D. and Robert L Bemton, all of Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Alberta Wright, Sanford and Mrs. Esther Bridges, Ponte Vedra; three brothers, Henry and Jack Sum', Nmon M _____________ ______ and nfiuence VALENTINES?" On Friday. February situ Sennett,Active Pubrih You Own PERSON.TO..PERSON __ palibearirs - Claude WaR. Frank Cowan. David Ramse y , Burt Smith , Warren Donal, David Donal. and Chester Wat Burial in Evcrreen Cemetery Gramkow in tharge ______ VALENTINE WiSH ____ ______ _____ USE In The VALENTINE __________ _____ _____ ______________________ LOVE . LINES ThiS EMB HE RALD NOVEL I never say isis"411 -11,11 .4 VALENTINE LOVE LINES Are Only $200 for IS Words and 41 cents for each extra line ( 04. 1 I - Never Place Your LOVE LINE NOW for that Special Person j a new version of - on Sunday" To Place Your VALENTINE LOVE LINE DI&3fl-25110r13).m3 By Noon February l) 111 I. 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Dub* m WASHINGTON I don't know bow other assignment, without notable results, middle-aged men, beset by menopausal quirks and they brow'6eat a confession out of him that It should also be stated, in fairness, that the - The Pentagon's sleuths got on my trail in he was. Indeed, a spy arid te mptations, manage to keep on the straight early 1971. not for me but for th e They produced a bespectacled clerk, assorted presidential prowlers, dispa tct's and and narrow, but I have found a method. controls were e Eugene smith , as our master spy and, after Joint Chiefs of Staff. In secret ngaged The following year, doings that More precisely, the method has found me. thlrddegree grillings that left him wi th ulcers, raiding the FBI considered fragmented their energies These truly my of fices, but de cided For i ll ustration , just the other day I Instead to arrest momentous even was dragged him belure a g . ury In Norfolk, Va. me In ts ranged from burglarizing browsing through the morning the streets in the act of receiving govern- Watergate to fabricating paper and came The U.S. attorney there, Brian Getfings, quickly ment documents from unexpectedly upon the admission by CIA chief concluded that Smith the Indians. A., It turned Chappaquiddick was the wrong man, out, It was my associate Les Whitten who Withigi Colby that the Central intelligence was The natural venality and mendacity of the Shortly thereafter, the Washington Post pinched. But the prosecutor d is Agcncy has been spying on me. Well-, Om was a reported missed the Nixon regime, theref or that the White House "Is directing a charg e, was te mpered by time when such tidings might have left es as groundless and the court further administrative me major effort to discredit columnist Jack mismanagement, which humiliated the government by ordering somewhat greenish. But I can now accept the Anderson" the FBI overloaded the hflVestlali)rs in an effort the Post sa id Involved the to destroy Its records of my phone calls, CIA in my life with an Inner serenity. I have much to do to so many, and so the field. So Justice Department, Republican National Corndeveloped this simple philosophy: A dozen years ago, the Internal Revenue few to do It. mittee and CREEP (Cornmlttpe to Re-Elect the All thl surveillance, ttw;inliile, 11 men ould but li ve ha-5 toned checked out my tax returns and couldn't me up nthrvelously for the their ii'. es as though I'resident, '1 hese groups were to feed "negative Service ur find a fut penny e. So ingrained g'unshoes from seven government agencies material about Anderson" out of order. The tax itleutha didn't are my deeptive habits today that even when I go to the press and to question my returns again until my were always half a block behind, the appeal of simpatico senators, name up- out socially I cha ng e cabs en rou te and never fall theviwouslifew emademe peared on President Nixon's enemies list. Now to get off an _By this CA and elevator at the wrong floor.the them. everyfigure, every the posse. A separate Investiga ti I have a sensiti ve eye on was directed deduction, every voucher In my 1973 re memory for the I also get some comfort from the security that by Robert Mardian, turns, The location of pay phones, andand then an assistant attorney computer In conversa all this government attention provides. To general, whose plair Just happened to select me, by chance, evasive code has become so tion my the collabora ted for an In-depth audit, the IRS explained waylay me, a bad nun would have to get past a effective that half , the time my own staff doesn't behind the scenes with Intertel, the private eye The governmen t 's attentions to me, albeit, whole posse of Federal flatfeet. Heist: is the latest firm, which had been hired understand my by lIT to spy on me. have had a Maxwell Smart quality, Plumber E. iItructionj, count: Mardian has now been convicted in th There are other' pitfalls e Howard Hunt, for example, scmeUm — In late 1970, the White House assigned Jack Wa tergate case, avoided, For other wo re a men, the WashIngt whirl is full of lures reddish wig which he would Caulfield, the precursor of the plumbers, to get on crooked and massage parlors, In 1912, the maladroit White House carried Fannie a Foxe.t) cam a er disguised In a tcbacco pouch. rich-quick he bistros, get. Investigate me. His aim, according to a cost- plumbers turned their attention from Pentagon sc mes, lobbyists In fairness, Hunt has contended that fidential Feb. 11, 1971, lilt.-m4,,, can offer all ma.¼c "th e Papers' leaker Daniel Ells-berg an im- that and s-crawled my partial viewing will reveal comfort and cupidity bold dear. Temptation ability ;if the Andersons of the world to gain name on their blackboard as their that the wig was is everyw here. new Public brownish and that the ci-IpfJon of White House information Mb difficult and Enemy No. 1. Their It 83 reddish But not for me. The thoug ht of all those coo hazardous," He spent three months on the sources led them at lastrelentless search for my I$ Just another facet of the organized campaign back there, to a gen tle Navy yoeman to make him tripping over their night sticks but appear ridicuj gaining on me, turns me right off. Friday, Jan. 3),I7$5 Ford AREA DEATH Maurice I Obarto PIf.dra Change Is Slow JACK ANDERSON iis. wiiii. ADMISSIONS serve 'Who is that running up and clown the hail yell- ing 'Prime the pump! Prime the pump!7' ni.. - _______ HOSPITAL NOTES more of I _: - ~~&%)~,, _:__._ - SCHOOL OPENS Nuclear Limits Talk On ____ I -- - Must o Save Saigon continued punishment because we exercised our democra tic right, Indeed our duty, to resist an unjust, I llegal war." - BERRY'S WORLD -- ______ TORONTO (AP) - The Toron to American Exiles Association has called for unconditional amnesty for all Vietnam war era draf t resisters and deserter-s. It urged a con tinued boyco tt of President Ford's amnesty program. The group's sta tement on Thursday followed Ford's an- , Ad _____ but m ___ By The Associated pre" A rift surfaced today be tween Yasir Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organization and its of ficial fighting arm based in Syria, th e 7,000-man Palestine Liberation Army. "The rif t has become really deep," Brig. Gen. Musbah Buderi, the PLA commander-in -chief, said la an Interview with the Daily Star, Beirut's English-language newspaper. He accused Arafat of refusing to buy modern Soviet equipment for the PI.A and said this created a serious arms shorta ge for "th e biggest but poorest Palestinian f orce ." Moscow insists that Arafat negotiate for PLA arms, "but when we asked him to se ek Soviet arms and equipment, Arafat refused to he lp Buderi said. off "." - M -CRLDPAIrS THE HERALD CLASSIFIED AD DEPARTMENT Auto Parts to, lmpoflj Division of Mc,etnont Corporation . tOYOtA DA1I, offt v-CyQ U19C1c)U uQ Ift,AI .CA.PQi SA.s,j , JAGVAJ P.O. BOX las?, SANFORD, FLA. 32771. - • . . i - . ' . 0Mw . . A1I ,AI. floutAft - tl'.G4 PAtH .,, W•r heGq4qj ki WOIICOOtIi coti us 101 service - 1 0 1 Oil 11 Please Publish the following greet.no in Vateritne Love lines on r-ebruay 14, 1915 11 To H - - was to - officials have ISTANBUL, Tur key (AP) - R escue workers report finding no survivors frr'in a 'furkLsh Airlines plane that crashed into the Marmara Lea Istanbul Thursday night wi th 41 persona aboard. Most th 37 passengers were Turks, officials of th e air line said some may have been foreigners. Th ere was no Indication of what their na tionali ty might have been.— Coast guard boa ts and salvage tugs recovered a door and oth er wreckage (ruin th e twinturboprop Fokker F28, but heavy waves and da rkness ham pe red the search in Its continues the gains envisioned in private pension security may be far less than anticipated. Citizens ____ WASHINGTON (AP) Arm Involved In Rift 4 1 Feared Dead In - '".-: Imord Wrn us," Soviet Trade: Now Comes Good News . 4 - ...CXL.. . _. I Arafat, PLO Fighting . 1 '' - Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fi "UKLIJ IN BRIEF ::,... A* - .-- . DON OAKLEY j. These Days 'a world. . -jk: ; f?1*1 It's a sinai] Two men who graduated from Seminole High School, the class of '61, had a reunion this past week. In Southeast Asia, of all places. I won't mention their names because this government (back to Its old tricks again) denies we have any troop movements In that area. Obviously, I don't want to "get them Involved" simply for trying to tell the truth. (Isn't that a crime in itself.. we force our people Into a tenuous situation because they were taught at their parent's knee to always tell the truth.) For the record, and despite the fact that the national news wires disclaim any knowledge of our assemblage of troops in the Southeast Asia area, these men are sitting in their helicopters Just waiting to be placed into action. Ostensibly, it's on n..,l •L.... _Hl ---ft hii uy ww rescue u.n. ..J..IH..... uww' " flying them out before the bullets come whining by. . -------- ....................... TOM TIEDE Employe Retirement Security Act which esta blishes . - ---- --- --.- - - . Friday, Jan. 31, 1975-4A - . Clock - - -- - 111111111111111 Evening Hendd - who 1 Narne ii — my@ Address 11 1City State U II II — AUTO PARTS & MACHINE SHOP - - Ph PH. 322.0808or 323- A404 ?22M.agnoIiaAv - OPENSUNDAYS SANFORD - �d Ti Ma 6A—Evening Herald, SaTsord, FL Pat Friday, Jan. 31, lflS Evening Herald, Sanford, El. ' Hearst's Health, Whereabouts Fami ly Worries ' SAN FRANCISCO (At') ir whether Patty is alive and daughter Pa tr icia li ving in Ms Heat, , was kidnap-six SLA memb rseddurg a perlence would undoubtedly be we can understand that. hu nted "The hardest thing Mrs. Hearst well," Randolph A. Hearst said the United States. He also said tiugh hee ed Feb. 4 by members of the shootout with Los Angeles p Hearst said unpleasant," Hearst said his "If she refuses to let us and I have to bear Is hot know. as the f irst anniversaryof his he doubts she would be given a Symbionese Uberailon Army, a lice, Miss Hearst vowed she statement. and his wife therine, had not in her defense, the has a mod daughter's kidnaping ap- jail term if she ca out all band of terrorists. She would ne ve r turn to her fami. est heard from Miss Hearst since Miss Hearst is charged in trust fund her own WiuCii prosched. hiding. later renounced her family and ly. tape, S do have warrants wi th bank robbery could be used. Hearst, president and editor "We believe she is alive and said she had decided to join her "I don't believe she would be and violation of federal firewell and hope she is "in any event the Only thing hope of the San Francisco Examiner, in this coun try." be said, but he SI captors. sentenced to a Jail term al. arms laws. e want is that she be able to issued a statement Thmrsday added it is still ,a sad anniIn a In to arily serUng his belief that his rersary." radio station last June 7 after more than one trial, and the turn her past and not go on indefinitely a stop ug Stanford Witness Identifies Another Man - Miracle Agen Closed want to cy - . Patty Stanford took the stand minutes ister. the man she sa w in Mrs.IJnd. yard. solid blood." Mrs. Stanford had testified saia he saw another for tee hours, saying her hu Earlier, th e time of th e dea th sley's yard as she bi cycled past Ike, who iskr found a mach. County manager Alan G. SIsn. county cmpluye in the yard of band was at home at 5:40 p.m. of Mrs. Undsley, $, Defe nse attorney Walter Ar. against Mrs. Undsley in a law. the wife lord Jr. sa ys he r h usband was the it shortly after 4:30 that at- ete, watch and clothing prose- nold told the Jury that Sta nfor d suit over the dogs. former showgirl the day the sla yi ng and that a former St. Augusti ne mayor, te rnoon on her way home from cuto rs say link Sta nford to the ha d no reason to kill Mrs. Undei ther at home or his office Athalia Ponsell Unisley, o ve Arnold, whose motion for th r he left at that time to go to his ,was placed at about 6 p.m. ork. murder scene, has denied being sky, attacking a prosecution m issal was denied Wednesday, murdering his next-door neigh- mate Mrs. Undsley w as hacked complex. Two county employes ploye of Flagler hospi ta l, iden4 Nor. co nfirmed that the day after the Mrs. Stanford d escribed the been involved in a neighbor- seeking ot he r suzpect. to death with a machete on her testified they saw Stanford's tified county mechanic Dewey murder, Mrs. Mclaughlin murder scene as "the most aw- hood feud over her barking Ano ther witness in the first front steps. "From the very beginning, car at the complex about 15 le from a li neup of five men as repor ted seeing a man in e ful sight I've ever se th en, it was this investigation focused Alan G. Stanford, Arnold said, - . volunt ex- to Death Scene At AUGU!NE, Fla. (AP) day of defense testimony The wire of former St. Johns Thursda y Friday, Jan. 31, 17S-7A life, an . dogs. on "They di dn 't want anyone else, they wanted PASADENA, Tex. I All) The case of the missing n(rxer pot, and police, have led to the downfall of the Miracle Detec. tive Agency. "We thought it would be a miracle if we ever got a case. That's why we named it that way,"said John Mengh, the 13- Stanford." Dr. Membet Wd The ' year-old cofounder. Young John and his partner, 'sI Discount Department Store BBB Lamb /4) fie 0 C \.,,••..•' The - 'YO& 1P0,J Department Store - Cole Mayes, also 13, formed dw agency last TbanksgMng with r~O Tlwy bought two authenticlooking badges, busmess cards and a mail-order criminal investigator's kitThe boys distributed business cards with the motto: -We - sa le J guard and ingatean. thing." Prospective clients could ca ll Cole at the "North Office" (his paren ts' home) while John was reachab1e "South Office" (his 0 Saturda 0 d , Sun a d IuIuuuuII•1uI1•sUIr I I U an C/ IL ea Bruises R d er UIU•UU•Uuuuuuuuuuiu I I I - Easily 11 i I I By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I bflhiS4! easily, mostly in my legs. My veins seem to be dose to my skin, yet my skin Is very tough break through. My blood clo normally. One - home.) John's mother, Jesse Mengh, didn't object to the new busi. nedawn caller asked one mor i ng for ade tee. tive. and it docnt I "The caller man, not a kid," Mrs. said. The boys' first case was to time my physician gave me tamin C in heavy doses, but it did nothing for that problem, so I stopped it. was a Mengh _______________ ________________ the loss by a la. re ti of a flower pot. But a s investigate ___________________________ SavewSave,Save who told the boys to run along, 511 Mens Savgg -- adges and business Mens Polyester Double Knit Slacks Horoscope For Saturday, OSOL Worthwhile results will me from a discussion with a friend who does not limit his thinking ta titisi co — TAURUS il Ideas You get today on ways to advance ambitions or career aspimtions should be hi Act in armony with Sportcoats Mons Arnel Mons Briefs Jersey Shirts And Too Shirts you've learned. Pals you'll 96 chitWng with pressed. 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Can this clotted blood —in pidous apart manager, 0. ___ ____________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ l'r'ciitent Nixon's case, is commonh used after heart ittack; and similar iirobkuic It h aln ic*I to kill rats Cz Px N 4Z it - �I-, -..--&A—Evsnh,g Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Jan. 3), lflS 1. . .. ...... iThe Iduentim THE SEVENTH.DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH FOtCSICIIY,Fportda C, Bran Tarr Paj'r Itirdy Services Sabbath School 9 30a %or.hp Services ii , 4 . . - .-.-.--.-.,.,.,.,.,.%..... .- - ._,:..._.' ,,,--""-~~*.~~~*,~*.,%%\*..,~% I!('i/Uflhj.%f AI :•. METHODIST CHURCH THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY 0 I I I RbdioSiaturday 11/111%! N Wednesday Evening South of ..~ 1 0000 0 r x. CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lIh& Elm C P Neill Saturday services Sabbath SChWI Aorship Service Wednesday Night % VIC('% t QOa m 6 ISp m Church Tranng % 7 300 not 73Opm 9 334 m fl:rn ____ ,\ ~ \\' ALL SO1U L1 S1 C A HOLIC C H UR C HT ~%,Iha rr Ennis I r P J Kett . ,\ 1 ~ ~\ Pastor As%tst Pastor Sunday Sef vice L a Sunday School PrCChflç & worship Bill W.Coffman Sunday Scno6I \\\\ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1601 S. Sanford Ave. Dr. Harold Harris 9 45d m D is I i Devoof iona 1 74 hrS i ni s trenr . .\\~\ As a 11.00a rn \~\\ .\ ' ' Morning Worship Eventelig Worship Wed PraverServ,ce .0".6 \ " ii \\ \1 I LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER \ k\ \ \ 11 L \1 \ 11 ) N , I I I Gfwgf Galloway Sunday Sthooi Pestor 10 am 1) 00 rn W 0 % ~ - % % Ii ~ ~ ~~% \ ,,I V I Morning Service Ev"Ing Service ; , \ CHRIST Ch.rkSN Crump Old Too11,1111% for a New Day \\ Evangeist PINECREST BAPTIST 9 ASa.m 1O0Oa.m m 6 OOp m .. ArnoWobip Evening Service Wed nesday CHURCH I It W. Airport Blvd. . 9:45 am. \ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 Was, Evangelist I 0 Lou a rn Church Training 1 Evening Worsnip Wed Evening Service 6: Isprn. PaulSonnev V lop m 13-bleclass 7 Oop ML Masoning Worshq) . t The FULL GOSPEL CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Wed Prayer.& \ .\ % \ - ~ I \\', . 4 It 008 MM ~ yivovv-~- %erv.tt oop M, I W V M r,r ii.wf ,,,.,nv . \\ . \\\\\\\\ ' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd,. Lake Monroe Pastor 6. 13 0 m Morning worship 730pm Ewen.ngWor ship PrJy Meeting Wedsesday Wed. Praytq 6 3Gpm Ez.&i.I 33,10-13 . . \' \ Monday John 4 13-15 Sunday I 11.006 rn . . Tuesday Philippians k 3.70.14 ~ Thursday I Corinthians 6.36-40 Friday Jonah 1:26-37 (J Rev Morning Worship Sunday School ~ Jet.moh J,4 3.1.5 WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff -f criy, r,&- j , . P's i. .. 44 ' 's" Pra4 ..a.r, B ' F I p. AE U U , e •., U4A*, I P I • h' Pa $15 5' P6 Ba'.i' (vcc II) P A.t S IftIA' P-0 . .i ' 4 t t, & t , P. . s40 it c S&W '•'' . 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J'(t '4Ost ' oo FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Sffi 200W. First . • • CHURCH O# CHRIS! , Ir, 54 LIndO Pa'.s'C, JOt4a Mjj', B.'i' Dc , U ( "C* , 9 Evening Worship ?3Opm - 1'itnchch, Gn CONGIIOATIOHAL (I (IhB GtI' hoor %4p Pao'l (#c C •,, I ,, OY • C' 11$ A Arr4 B' ( Rev. aInSh Sudy Schoo l Morning Worship HARRELL& BEVERLY ri Ui A A.r4 ( ,s4'I% (p.,,,p -04 (p., .5, ar i a ' £'a, S&P H11%y,AH •' r , ,.. I . Iaati, ,',• . . -, 4 (i wss, t. % 5a; 51cP QaOpo I'4YA,e ted l.tl Cc r.,d .r Am First Bii Cr P P, £ ' P Ai* % F -Fit Cfvtl. off I Otto BaO'4' first Bafi' Cr or . L t. ( I (.... ftap$.p, * Pv.-t.,, , l; trii ai.s' ('urn IP Pv.c Ave u,. ' ' , P, , • Om S 'i I' . ' .' O* P,' (a'..,, '• t*P7ST b.i'&' (a V&PV uao$4? Aflijly A Iari,, 1S..cøg,d CW- O CiO V e'p Ba'4l tntn, (',i'eii..,i 2'd 1.s, Mà1 C4bry Bactal (nurn 7 Bao'.t. Cnu'c 211 & A, I , 63Qpm 7 30pm with Workshop Scheduled CHURCH Cern,rCnCJVb WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff Christian Educatio ,p m A&PWEO The Management and Employe SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY hr* Wednesday Choir P;a(hce cmns SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes i. o. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo. Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. &I dSa m II OCa m 7 )Op m ATLANTIC AN IC NATIONAL BANK David Beverly and Staff Vtlf Atu—t4s,V or Church 5cti MO(flflfWb,hp Youth Group Old Routa, 46 a t pact Rey RusrnMcun(h Pastor Sunday School 9 As a firs Morning Worship 11 Oods ML WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PU BLIXMARKETS and Employes Of Sanford AS$SM$&t, OF 000 ks Howard H. Hodges and Staff GREGORY LUMBER _ THE LAKE MAC!y UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6 OOp m Youth Se rvice Fvrn.ngwshp Wi Prays., Insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Met Dekle and Employes :: Morning Worship Church School PAO L 6 WESLEYANCHURC THE Mc K IBBINAGENC Y FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Emplo ye Mull Ministers 1 - 30& Ila rm 9 4SArM ramly Nigh? Supper 3rd Sunday 730pm, UNITE DSTATEBANK OFSEMINOLE John v• Mercer and Staff R ev Virgi l I Brya nt and FIRST ITED METHOD I STNCHUR CH 411 Park Ave. Saturday •f I2' •f• C' j- LL J. C. PENNEY COMPANY El C. Elsea and Staff I DO& rn CHURCH 7 oop M The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH And Staff Y 000 rm FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Fel low k\1 \% k \\ '. 7.3Opm %\\\\\\\\% W,dn.sdoy, John ME~~~~~ 7 Dorm a 304 Ila rn UMYF Even,ng Worsh,p Ii 00. Youth Group Saturday &Arms Breakfast ' Holds Conference am Evening Rtv. William pickell Pastor noth Miller. Assist Pastor \ ~ I ur cc School MOITting Worship - Order Of St. Luke Sunda1 M orning Prayer Group METHODIST CHURCH \ 0 % Ii ruin COVENANT Hwy. ''261 Piney rn,,Rd "And it (cli not: for it was found upon a rock." N \ Wedo 1) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I?-t? Hwy. & Lake Mary Blvd. R William C. S.star Jr tor ED I x ()i/,',- (J,ui-I,,.s Pastor I )0& rn \\\ \\\ \\\\\\ \ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $ it Part Avenue The Church does not claim to provide a barometer of life. But it preachn every Sun&y the spiritual readinesi which climaxed Christ's Sermon on the Mount: - " I wlcthesunsn. \\\ 6 lop rn I re.s 9 Asa rn It 00 so M oop M Morning W0V%h,V MYr2&iS u n 11 006 rn 1 30 a on Sunday Tut, O,., Sunlad(ttat, LP 'oton Par \\\\\ \\\ \ "WhOsmvef hareth these sayings of mine, and doeth them, I will liken him unto a wise man which X . built his house upon a rock: \ -And the min desmided, and the floods Came, and the winds blew and beat upon that house N .\ ~ \ \I,~ \ \ Morning Worship Sunda y E vening CHRIST UNITED ME?HOOIST CHURCH must \\\ 1 1 ~ \ \ I I ~ \\\\\ 11 \\\\\\ \\\\\\ is Aftenino Wcwsh;p r, Sier vice \ \\ \' % \\\ St. Canaan cit y, Pat. . Church Training Eve ning Wor shi p \\ \ \ \\\ . \ . \\\ N OUR LOR 0 JESUS CHRIST U26 Palmetto Ave. \ Would it ally help to have an iIniment to . dkt life? When the bammeter falls it's too la to build a s will or to dig a clone cellar. Wise men prepare .. \ PALMETTO AVENUE Morning Worship \ 1Z A 11 DO# rn 6 001) M Evening W,6rshtp \ Presbyt ery Hears - FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD S61 Orange Street Rev E Ruth Grant Pastor Pastor hiorh S"hool Morning WOfSh,p `\~ X ' WTRRBrdcast 4 \'\ ' ~ ~\\ I I-000 rn floospria Rd - All W06411lawroo Ave. %\% \ .- - W SOam 008 rn GRACE UNITED ~ \\\ IS11 Part Avenue N r \ \ ~ ~\ \ \ (Romans 12:21). The evil exception. In'reasecj mobility points made by Will Maslow, synagogue during the average *- that irritates you hile you become punishment unto and a declining birthrate have formerexecotive directorof the nonholy day week In 1973. 1 pq to ffie drop in their Arntrican Jewish Congress and At the ouLset of his discu&sl n want it. Believe me It wW themselves. This what Paul is contributed religious activity, including a now its general counsel, who in Maslow acknowledged that disappoint you when you get the i - If decline in synagogue con- 30 years as an educator and tem "Jewi!ih community" i3 and make you feel mean ever thine enemy hunger, feed him; struction and in enrollment in Jewish leader has observed nebulous, afterwards. if he thirsts, give him drink; for for legally there Is after-echool and Sunday School marked changes In the nature neither such a "community" You probably can not get in so doing thous shalt heap of Jewish Life in America. nor any definition of a Jew, through this life without coals of f ire on his head." Young people continue to be Maslow described what has (Romans 12:20) Heconcluded ihatas long asa meeting some mean people who bred in Judaism, but as been happening to American person considers himself a Jew, injure you. There are those who Few of us yet realize the academic subject rather than Judaism in a report on "The snub you, those who betray you, sel(acu regardless of where his ng, automatic balancing for purpis s'of worship. Nearly Structure and Functioning of loyalties l i m- e erit for 7:3J previcu.dy cr5c1 pz.storak at e, he Is [cirt of "that those sho cheat you, and thoc efficiency o(the spiritual world. 330 4r colleges and universities the American Jewish Cornamorphous force known as p.m., Sunday, at ssho envy yo the First the Reformed Presbyterian u . Besides all of You do not feed yw. enem). and offer courses in Jewish studies, munily," published jointly by American Jewish community." Presbyterian Church of Church in Selma, Ala., and at these there will be a swarm of minister to his physical and a trend that has raised the level the American Jewish Congress Orlando, wi spiteful, malicious, and weak spiritual While the precise number of ll we represen- Louisville's Grace needs while tati ves of area churches gather Presbyterian Church. parasite& remembering, but to celebrate a variety of acIf you stop to chase each of forgetting his wrong w hile toward these to punish them, you will complishments and activities in you. The people who spiritually lo the 20,000-member body of the Andrae Crouch have no time for anythJnge arrive at God's planned 1 Presbytery. If you allow yourself to think of destination are the Forgetters. initial services will be held at the weekday services at 10:30 following these they will poison you. the 6:30 p.m. family Don't get even. 10:45 a.m. Feb. 9 in Sabal Point a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Dr. Bottoms, first black And Disciples night covered dish supper In School on Wekiva Springs Road • moderator of the General fellowship hail. adjacent to Sweetwater Oaks First Baptist Assembly, in the Plan Concert development by a mission Central Baptist denomination's 114 year church sponsored by First Sunday, First Baptist Church history, is pastor of the Andrae Crouch and the Baptist Church of Winter Park of Sanford will present Steve & Central Baptist Church, 13th Oakhurst Oakhurst Presbyterian Church, Disciples will be appearing at a Oak, will enter Into a "Put Sunday School will begin at 9:30 Nephew in a mini-convert, at Decatur, Ga. He recently great 'Jesus Gathering" at the Your Heart In U" Sunday a.m. beginning of the 7:30 returned from a three-week Orlando Sports Stadium, Feb. 8, M. School attendance campaign Dr. Arth ur Stainback, who service. Nephew, with pthe . visit wi at 8 p.m. Presbyterian Th is is a foll ow-up of and th LAKE WALES— The minded men known as the Lake recently retired from the Coaches Insurance Company, dur ing February, wi th high national church leaders in his concert last July, when the attendance goals set for each Christian World's most Wales Amphitheatre Missouri Baptist Convention, will be, singing several of Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. He group appeared at the N Sunday. Each Sunday School repeated story will be re. Association, a non-profit has been called as interim own compositions as well addressed the General Municipal Auditorium to a REV. L W. BO1'I'OMS enacted for the 43rd con- organiza ti on, pastor. other well known songs. He as class will be challenged to meet Assembly of Presbyterian ca pa city crowd. will their individual goals, insecutive year in the United A native of North Carolina, accompany himself on the Performances are Sundays at The iv, Dr. Lawrence W. Churches In Korea held at the Andrae Crouch and the creasing one per Sunday. States when the Black HIlls 6 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays Dr. Stainback Is a graduate of guitar. Bottoms, Moderator, 114th largest Presbyterian ch urch Disciples are known as In Herbert W. Kennedy, Passion Play opens its 1975 and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. William and Mary College, New G eneral Aa $em bIy the world, the 13,000-member America's No. I soul gospel pastor of Ce n tral Pr winter season in Lake Wales There will be five matinees at York University and Uni versity DeltonoMethodist esbyterian Church in the Yong Nak Church In Seoul. group. Baptist, recently resigned after Feb. 9. of North Carolina. He received 3 p.m. on Wednesdays. u.s., will be the (atured Ti'±Is ETC OW uiig at: for two years. Mr. and Deitons United Methodist serving This marks the 23rd sue- are Feb. 12. 19. and 2 and a Doctor of Divinity degre 4*1k! speaker when members of the He was a staff associa te on Streeps Ticket Agency— Church Women's Group will Mrs. Kennedy and their a Literature Doctorate from hold cessive season in Florida. At March 5 and 12. a rummage sale 36 churches of the Presbytery of the Board of Church Extension Downtown and Calvary Feb. 6 and Eric were honored with a St. Johns gather In Orlando Lake Wales the presentation is A special performance will be Emmanuel College. Dr. for and the success Board of Assembly Church-1919 Miller 7 In the Church Fellhip ows a civic project, brought to Lake given on Good Friday, which Stainback has astored some fellowship following the a Presbyterian Celebration. National Ministries. He Ave., Winter Park. on Normandy Boulevard. Hours evening service last Sunday Wales by a group of civic- falls onarch the strongest churches in M 21 U143 year. will be from 9a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Sou thern Baptist Convention Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4:30 First Methodist and was president of the p.m. on Friday. Public Is in. First United Methoc Florida Baptist Bible Insti tute %ited to participate. 02Lwch of Sanford will h at Graceville. He has authored Anyone having items for the a Lay Witness MIssion Feb. nine books and [S an sale is reminded to bring involving 30 lay witnesses fr standing Bible teacher. dona tions to the side door of the Sarasota, Tampa, Orlando About two years ago, Hall any weekday rno.-nlng Maltland. Included In the i church with help of the Weklva Baptist from 9a.m. till noon. Coffee and will be a nmber of tcenag The Southeast Region of the uts will be served In the Coordinating the group The program includes Association and Florida Baptist mornings and sandwiches and be Sarasota attorney WIlL Order of St. Luke will hold a speakers, workshops, personal Convention, purchased 0. conference and hea ling mission counseling, healing services, a during the lunch hours. Robinson, who has been lead cres in Sweetwater Oaks as a 1nOrlando,Feary2-4attj mions for the past 12 yea quesUon& answer 3essfons building site for new ctmrth. Ca thedr al Ch urch of St. Luke, business meeting. Providence Lutheran He is on the board of Cand J. C. Mitchell, pastor of the 130 N. Magnolia Ave. The School of Theology, Emc Registration begins Sunday Winter Park congregation, ha3 The Women's Guild of the University, Atlanta. Theme is "Christ's Love at 5 p.m. The conference opens Issued a special Invitation to Lutheran Church of Providence Heals." It is open to all In- with Opening event will be a Holy Communion Setthose living in Sweetwater and In Deltona will meet Thursday congregational dinner Frid terested persons. vice at 6 p.m. followed by the other areas of Southwest at 12:30 p.m. for dessert and at 6:30 The Order of ST. Luke Is opening session at 7:30. The Seminole to attend, p.m. Neighborho coffee, followed by the regular coffees are scheduled f comprised of clergy and Keynote address will be given monthly business meeting in Saturday. The visitors will laymen of all denominations by The RL Rev. William H. Palmetto Baptist the church fellowship halt, leading in Sunday Scho who be believe that healing is an Foiwell, Bishop of the Sp ter will be Fred Koehler, ClasSesafldthe8:3Oand lla.r important pert of the ministry Episcopal Diocese of ('al Palmetto Avenue Baptist ptk .iacLst and owner of the services Sunday. of Jesus Christ. Florida. Church will be observing its drug stoce in the Deltona annual missions conference Medical Center, who will speak Geneva Nazarene Sunday through Wednesday, Ofl "Drug Interaction." Revival services will 1 five of its 81 missionary conducted by Evangelist Sa families. They will be reporting Comm unity SparbofLakeland Feb. 3-10 progress ss on their respective 7:30 p.m. at Geneva Church Methodist mission fields and sharing the Nazarene, Sr 46. Rev. A. I Plans of their future work. Due to increased attendance Green, pustor, say3 the public A six-hour workshop on the Registration Is at 8:30 a.m. Each weekday morning, a in Sunday School and over. invited. Bill Scott, director of different missionary wife will useofcassette tapes inteaching crowded classrooms, Cornand learning, as applied to Creative Communication be giving her testimony and munity United Methodist Holy Cross Christian education, is Conferences at Word, will lead telling of her experiences while Church of Casselberry will go Holy Cross Episcopal Worn( scheduled for the Orlando area the in-depth workshop for on the mission field. Each on "double sessions" beginning of theChurch will hold a quii on Feb. 11 mInisters, educational dlrec. evening, a different picture Feb. 2. Day Feb. 7 beginning with fbi The workshop, to be spon. tors, laymen and other leaders slide presentation, showing the There will be no 8:30 a.m. Communion at 9:30 a.m. Coffe sored by Creative Resources, a interested in better corn. actual mission churches and service, but instead worship will be served after the scrvici division of Word, Inc., of Waco, 'nunicatlon between persons. their membership, will be scMces will be held at 9:35 and Rev, Kenneth Mu1li Texas, will be held at the To receive additional in. featured along with different 11 a.m. with Sunday School assistant minister of Firs Holiday Inn South, 4049 S. formation or to register, write missionary speakers, 111 classes and children's worship Presbyterian Church of Sanfori Orange Blossom Trail, Mike Wright, workshop coorThe public is invited to attend service scheduled to parallel will speak Monday at St. Anne' Orlando. The session will begin dinator, Creative Resources, P. the Sunday services at 9:45 each service. Chapter meeting at the borne o at 9a.m. and conclude at 4 p.m. 0. BOX 1790, Waco, Texas 76703. a.m., 11 a.m., and 7 p.m., and At the 9:35 hour there will be Mrs. Virginia Herndon at 110W classes for nursery through Crystal Drive. Youth progran 1! senior high plus Pioneer. L.0 leader and Parent Effec Carlson, Christian Home- tiveness Training instructor iii makers and Single Adult he will speak at2:45pmon Ministry Classes for adults. experiences with young people. At 11 a.m. there will be The meeting begins at 2 p.m, classes for Preschool I through and other chapters are invited ninth grade plus Friendship, to attend. Mrs. Jean Hancock is MESS, and Pastor's Elective co-hostess. Film _ Series classes for adults. The Senior Episcopal Young I I m I I Marvin and Reba McC'lain, Churchmen will sponsor a members of the church rho are Shrove Tuesday Pancake fr.. missionaries with OMS Supper on Feb. 11 to raise ., International in Haiti, will show money for a youth retreat at slides of their work Wednesday Camp WLsgmann in April. ___ ____________________________ hurt you, yuu wuut something Passion Play Open s 23rd Year In State RC 11 \ \ \, ~ to worship I ~ , ~. IN % V \~ ~ CH URCH OF ?Pm OOp m , ,\\ \N \ 11 . 6 00p rn 7 30p m 7 Sr W etWed) Bible Study Pastor , F _r1ingStorviCtio William 0 Downey . % the post-World War 11 peaks of munity, although there Is Jewish households are not 54 per cent over 25 year, 3 old Almica's trend tmard zero Cbicago In second place. You need peace of mind, poise attendance at services; and the evidence that most chfldren of affiliated with any having had some form of population growth, Ma3lOW Cleveland, St. The desire for retaliation Is and contentment,, Louis and boom in constructing houses of 'mixed" marriages are being congregation, he reported, coll U* most dang ero us l ust that ege training, however, said. worship. Newark, once havens for Jews, reared as Jews. "Be not overcome of evil, but enslaves human beings. When while only 19 per cent of noted, 23.4 per cent have not Jews have packed up and have almost none because of Ile Jews report they are no These are some of the major American Jews attended you want to hurt him who has overcome evil with good," gone beyond elementary moved along with the rest of the migration to suburbia. . Nursery Provided for all Services 11 N ~N\ k\ I 10- 006 m Bible Clan 700pm Mid Week. and TV "This is the Life" % JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH th 10) W 25th Place The Church Of the L ut heran Hour 11 \ Jewish community becomes million out of a Population of 211 group in America 10 per cent of Jewish life," he added. New An extensive increase ir better educated and more a!- million or less than 3 - _ - -_ of Jewish culture and con- and the American Section of the Americans who regard school. Baptists Organize Church ISSI Sanford Ave. DouglasCl Uil,ost Pastor Sunday School 9 4sAl rn Morning Worship r 1 Altamonte Springs Aijernbly Worship U * em,ng Worship Sun NYPS r ~ ~ \ \1A .1 ~ 7te Herald Services thb: howemr, is what do You nftd - Minister Minister , ~ '''''' I ines * ttdionce Dec per cent. all Jewish households exist at York remains the home of the by hate. Your Throughout organized intermarriage i3 threatening to fluent, It "OPPears to be losing bered. The noblest revenge, enemy may deserve a good religion Maslow de=lbed Jews as the poverty level, he said. large3t concentration of 122 this country there transform Jewry from a its religious character therefore, ," It is perhaps the best-educated Wi th their declining fertility American Jews, but Los forget. din'LMt of is aU to don't.3 13 The thrashing. The question, has been a general decline from religious to an ethnic corn- estimated that 53 per cent of ethnic group In America, with rate, Jews have led the way in Angeles has supplanted I 6, . Curate \ I , ,0 \) CHURCH OF' CHRIST 60 Palen Springs Dr. m 7 lop rn " N \N\ '' \ ~ Prayer Meeting 11 00AI _~ ,~ .- C mor.i.. -ts .,.~ 11 16~ - ~1 1 America, from cities to suburbs scim"33 On ft campus, but WorW Jewish Congres3. Uvrnselves &3 Jews Is not At the same thm, whfle Jew and from east to west with the To forgive an offmw b not the general drift toward article from which I got the idea hail so satisfying as to forget it. have brought him known, the most generally tend to have a higher Income result that "the Hudwn River Is NEW YORK Judaism has alienation of Jewish youth has to Ms thestudie3 conclusion that as the accepted figure is more than six level than for a subject, "The Don'test of There Is too much to do. Ufe is joined the American any other ethnic no longer the great boundary of recession gone unchecked, 730 p m Keith Hutcherson COX Jan. 3), I,7S—A Church Moderator ' I \\\ % DrjayTCosmato 6 ISprn R Burke Johnson ~\ \ V \\\ \ \ Worship Service FIRSI BAPTIST CHURCH G EprlhLeaue E vening Worship Wed Prayer Me ,i __I" 29 ~~ - - 1.8.1 __~ " \\ D CH RISTIAN li k\ 1 I Tti I) I By CLAIRE III 9 P-riday, - tir t LL G MORA V AN CHURCH n doI pg r o Rev C J il -Church of God Hour" WTRR 9 OSS m Sunday School 9 Asa rn I - All Don'ts." Any injury can to grand to waste, too rich to In rellgtoaity. 9 Asa rn 11 008 m 1L:'' - Fir st Rant let -; -1`1 grieve us only when rernern- become poor Sunday School Morning Worship C $03W. 22ndtreet O Pastor . H C r pU t ne I gh \\\ \ )i I `i — 7--,,L \ \ , \k -.1. ..#: f Talk "::: 'H \\\\\\\\\\\ \ ~ I N I.. , ,\\\ 9 Asa.rm IT _00& m lo p m ~ Y\ . \~ . ) \1 "nister Sunday School Morning Worship Pastor V , ~\V %\ ~ . 1 \% ",\~\\ \\\\\ ~~~ - I % I \\I \1 ~ I ki k\\\ \ %\ \\\ (Iir,Iu,n CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. 14111 St. A Oak Ave. \\\\ \ X I .. 10,4S am Sharing &Procamng 7 Nursery Pr de V ) ~ I Asa rn \ I \ . o \ Rev Fredl. Neal Rev 730pm. Wednesday A 04 S ~~ 11 y 9 Minister Severid years ago I read an . METHODIST CHURCH 2464 Sanford Ave. SCIENTIST . % \' '\' I % ~ ~~ 1, 9 30a m Morning Worsh Rev Ke' Sunday School FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 0 (:,// 11 Doom .'it,i,iIii'r,, 1I'iIuuIj.si , ~:~. %.. . .. i Prayer Sir. - Pastor 9lSa m FIRST SOUTHERN .~ .~ . OUR NATI ON ~~ Evangelistic 11p -O 'td.,.__ SSCHrilefAve Ph 3z; r 010 Billy Griff,n Pasto Bible Study . Nurecy& KindUarICn (.is,i.sliu,s \ 11111 By DR. J. TED COSMATO, SR-4361 Kir kwood Sunday School wo.'np Lyman 000 U %. ELDER S PRINGS BAPTIST I Scwenth day Adytflh%l Church, Matland Avenue. Allamonte Springs A Pastor's Corner 1: pp- 00 12 00 ) Orqamlied Jump 11, 1912, LongwoosU • • Chiirch [ tv.ninq pieraaa, un,ora, lII. i SANLANDO UNITED Noon Also an WWQ5 11041 FAA We . . .~~.~n-.~%.~~~~, , ~.., :2;~, %t., .4%"%,~""::~w.%%:~,..~e-:~I ...... Mrs. Nan Freeman's filth grade class recently wrote letters of protest to the Norwegian Ambassador, asking that the cruel slaughter of baby sesis be stopped. After studying the ecological aspects, the group decided action speaks louder than words, to they each wrote a letter of protest. Debbie Rich, (kit) holds letter's, while Mike Dougbtery points to picture of baby ual. IHerald photo by EM. Nichols) "sV - \ ~_-:, I agog I stuarto 13) ft 454 - S.,, Osda l'o'.d. OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, INC. R. J. Hendley—Pres. B. F. Taylor—Gen. Manager 600 LONG WOOD AVE. 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'TCUJ'LL 0 PARK BE AG/NUP '-'MEN YOU GRCW U School in Lake Mary, 1"4MOOd meet Feb. 30 at 8 p.m. at the Elementary School In tkinggrood Civic Center. RALPHiE I I LlKTOKN,*I? I J 1 1 ' 1~-4 /,71 - / " I I LEFT '1._. - AND I'M ALONG WHO _______ (j5f -i li~ ,\ ____ . --- - '' _____ L ~J I CAPTAIN EASY - ,I1, ./, , WCTIM' P/ 4CV S FH fa)( cow i na ' '- vi - - ---- - ), - - 'c I KEELHAULED: ) 1r(BU[L OW5N / /1 . ~ EEK & EEK - ____ :1. . and 14 Year olds. is expanding - - -- 1 J 'I4 r-O'...rj-r._. I Keep Your WHATCHAMACALLIT Warm Wi th A I i /,-? - ;' , / 112W P , Vt 0. / b Bob 1' - IPOT TIME $ P.M. t pHK --------' -- O MATINEES: 1:4$ *CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV 41PLAY THE 'ALL NEW TRIFECTA NFAT PUMP - ~. -fAfV*W-oRLAW0 Kayeaim --- -- Thi5 L.- -, f t ", t ?*9F~-) J ' 4 ' I- liu,il ____ - I , I, - 1 L , L- . ! i 9 Q (;) . SHORTRIBS - MuSr by Frank -'.11 ...,%~--2-~:~3t;TAN- 4 1 -) - BANK I IT?!] f 0 I • - HK ~ - SORRyNoONEU -- Th - ( E, (rir I . MR .i- ' s_7 FRANK AND ERNEST I ' . - __ I J / F lb I I fn four to NI MiJ6 I 4 -, - - !2 - - Ta%lor Park - - -- 11 - -. ~.. - ADREc YERCAPT4 IN WTH WE BlLi,~F L r from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m, at Zack WALL K~~:~ .~f,--f . .--%, li I I 01 General - :I -D . /I _ Registration for the Wi - i ' a L I if , -7#')) I -,: W,/ , . \ i ~ ~ ~ W., -. . 3 , *~ I / I - 1 - . - -~ - . .- 4 1 ~3` A X 6 - L NDER is BOSTON .1 - -7" -%- Hill - ( •-' ' 1-~~ - -----''LF . -- -• ' - - . .! - -- - , - - - S - - - ': -' - -4 -I __I S_ - - , - 6 -- at Park POny-Colt baseball leagues. which includes the -iedo artia, will be Saturday olds, is eanding - - P' - - tournament ia 1 I ,~,,,4 -1 - 01 III - - -1 b Bob Monta n a _______ of .'-.- 1- - -- I I( - - v_- [ , I \t I Bowling Association Cham* by the American Bowling COrgrM and opeh to members 71m event will be Feb. 8 and 9. of the Seminole County Bowling and Feb.15 and 16 the Association. Registers - - / Persons interested in managing or coaching will ke Ma Gty, rq "N by Dick Cavoll, BOYS seven through 16 are Bear Lake Elementary School tNLONOWOODOFF)7 -ti ' ,,fn1-)rR,,., ' . nebsspaperi P0 By' 48 . ,I lart. After that T School in Altamonte Sçxings, eligIbetoregist,. -- _ .5. trick i3 1 N HERE'S ANC)THER ONE OF " 6UND OF MCNEy./ -,/ FERN PARKEntry Fairlanp deadline is Saturday for the Park. Pony-Col WINTER TAINJ PA, fla. i Al)p -- 7 he WHAI Cawbu)s have .sig Unlfirmity of F*krids P13YErs UV McGrfff an,d pg. .-.-, (It) flnA Scnd SI lot J APPES WHEN U AS 0R CREAM AN P 1 Deadline Saturda 135 McGriff, Parker Sign 1 - ______________ BUGS BUNNY 0 Longwood. the dty ball park in Winter SPrft4M the Sunland a-nl- to 2P.M. at Milwee Middle - I --__- I ( V) Casselbe rry RegLstratjo will be from 10 m Ciy ' -be Senwan league area at'i toni-in CREIE - P 4Mf FROMM MSTP--#- Aff AW A5W&W foq ''-7 Lesur• (L) vs Benson fBI Hartrnan the Tamp ncse which will enter NaUj Football League in 1*76 aCcor ng to owner di Hugh Tr)-011ts will be EwIM F5tijles r.~s s. a HATE ,r) , olw pJrtn(r JUflid if, thri-.- What do V4 By Roger Bollen - 1`01) %Y'S Q1 I. smj% low and jayi FUNNY BUSINESS 10 think out a slam better than to d d dia mond Irons dunii, test Ston the . In FoL we WAM candidates for the gewal Manager's put of Hft Swierwt and Theces another dandy step•sav in that other room, Morn 10-speed bicycle" County locations. TAMPA ue t their birth Certi fi cates to l/3j hand hit* impru%ed a lot but n,,i that he forgot to sake s game tontract lie trk his ac of diat"Ond!,; drew iree rounds of trumps and kIi club toward toward s I- - Howell travel$ to Trinity Registration fOrthe Seminole Baseball Program is set this ix teams. Stram To Tampa? I . - Chic Young ,4 1;~ - ~I a Registration Set Peters (L) vs $1 nkamp Is); Hall (WP) vs Smith (OR); Saturs (am) vs Heiman (c). Carson (Ev) vs Brand I Ja un&rpar 68. The kague is open to bo betweenlandI5 yews of BM Ilithe did wt play in tW - (lUrlrlIv. I . (CI VS Votion (Ed), C&mpt*II (L) vs Stay (j). jV,C,,j&eI ure , 2A 'd' V $ J Whit (14) %I'U A Just bid (our spdrs uut South 'Aas s(busy talking ~* ~F%~ "A coach always thillb his Edgewater' s goal. Lang (L) vs Duke (wpl; Piantion. (Ed) v KMsiif (Cl; Nkk.rson v's$Davis Bur rund UN-le lungime tour regular SdIrd shot a four- includes 2 MWeY. the nat.ion' s leading cOHegfe rebmider, had bm declared ineligible earlier in the day by the UrdyersitY' s President, Msgr. Thfomas G. Fahy, who also announced suspensions; and fines against a tWetic director Richie Regan, head coach Bill Raftery and fasilistilint dy Ma&m for recruitment violations con. ciernin Mosley. two shoe .... - dig up kd 'I luck liiri t hal d * no r TML from x to eight teams and t School. sansom bY A 1 himself sm strokesoff the Ltt1 lt hill hO1J :- - - I w into the goal after a corner kick Schuster (L) vs DeVol (Ed). Ridfn~rfqs (0) vs Grey (Cl. Coo,en ORLANDO, Fla (AP) - SlzUme winner Sam Soead found pace of Arles word m to roon at lmfim ii-iy Doiwzle !2 &I 14 80 1 fl "Where ) opening bid?" - Hall Un'vftty's buketball team - his basketball team 90 up against Fairfield at Madism Sq Annua T . - teamsaWedWa1 IsoccerUe led P"ads Snead Trails Sifford lates Dates a . I there is a tie," Lake Howell gnawed at sophomore Glenn Mosley as he watched Seton Jt S Seattle phatrill - -- I/ ( Nicklaus. his game rounding into SilhaPe and his con. fidence building. %) I 5 -.. , 4. _____ ' flelt We had more ihc on Th ursday at Edgewater. goal and did the things we o-sn WP}v5SmS(p) Howell John G regory scored ke should ha done. Ed) vs Wilo (Lv ). Sawai vs m4pisf (C); P8V8% IL) vs wWuwr of Howell's oniy goal. He booted It Ike Howell i. ' Mat 40 J 'tecta 147) $11720 Toronto • Vaer. afler - - Th15? ' ''' I)O SJr k.0 7EA (W I Bish t -0 V 21 vs Coftman (SM); Rou ake Ho e Edgewater Tie I Ill Pounds HONOLULU (AP)- Al Geiberger has the lead, but the wft'Poken veter be "cused for looking over his shoulder going into second round hawaiian n Golf Tournament. Wiinnipeg it Mtnnes. ChiICa" It Eamontion Chicago at I at BiI?moee Atlanta ' ' Ridge George Fcweman fight Last fall in Zaire. of Cleve'". after ' 1), YOU 8OuGr ME H WATER A N D LEMON, I Ho*arth (L) vs Foreman (WP); Clayton W vs Hester (OR); Rein Wi lson U) 15th annual Semmole County fton $ TWELFTH, Doubtips, Spec 1! BRIEF 26 23 owetec - 44t t ght at 6 p m. And U 0ni &turdilly from 10 a.m. to I2:3V Thursda y by Promoter Don King and Video Tectmlques Satord&y*s G&mtt Houston at chiugo ovebft at Irfil:arfaw,l 1 I :iI The t)Iddinha s bt.n BLONDIE i Stake (C)y$LOk,(B) Leta(BM) Oliver (E)v5Abbaft (LI, Bonfield vs RohdI (WP Arnold (C ) vs B odie (B). Oem-ow (SM) vs Sovce (Ed); Heu (B) vs wiflnl? of Love"t 011. Lu"irXiief (WP) vs Endica" (OR$ vs Altwight tL). 31 straight tche' prelirliniary Matches begin , 00 Chvcho - ..L Indiana polis IN I 77' 2* ' 171 Pou nds ORLANDO - tAke Howell KEY Ly rna n (Lt. Winter Park Could m score Oscar Bonavena and Ken Norton have Signed to fight as the fint half of a ch sed circui t T%' b"show on March 24 that will culminate with Muhammad Ali's defense Of his heavyweight crown against little-known and lightly. regarded Chuck Wepw. Friday's Gam," NBA Standings Perfects (6 21 SIU2 to TENTH. Siollm Spe-C I. matthin - y Thorsdairis Results OUft*C S. & C hicego 2 Mirl~4 V&ncowvef 3 I - - - --. has not lt a di1 ears He has n ters ons were even. Seton's Mosley 7i 77 1W 4.19 2 I - l 23 16 2 AS ISI 1,40 Edmonton EIGHTH. Doublim Siloer I 511oickbvister I&), 4L Toos Tram !-A I a-Lsrrraf 2110 ?Do -4 " ii S C"Y's First IS). & NOW Beauty 1 r',jn Aguirre 4° 100 7 (17) I. tides Lon Goo (1) I Eaglespur (1) Perliects q?) SW2 so NINTH. Sition, Spec 1: ° '°' ' 1. slam" E ng ovebec e;s SEVENTH Db4ti$p.t7: N e-, 24 20 4 t 111 164 24 20 0 All in Diego n 20 1 All I 56 151 A - I Fasuon Bafflvne 1330 700 ftr*Vi mtkAq Emil Divioeft - !;t Lankford (8) vs Mor",(j), WHA Standings IA 2NT i'i'i ! Moore 15) vs Humman 11111~ H11 mmOint (C) vs Nickerson 80WalIS (111M) vs Flagman (C); IBM' . moll's "I vs Lent 11.). Boachman (Ed) vs Evans (i); Dt*berry (Ev: vs Torbic (OR) WOW (Ev) vs winner of Workma n Z ilts (W P)vs w inw of braurn (Ed) (WP) vs mcmillsoan (OR). Mark Schuster is top4eeded . in the lWweight class, Doug 14 Peters at 115,Steve Lang at Jim HOwarth at 141 and Jeff COlumber (6).2. H.C.,$ prince Chaid Scsrw R rbbom (111). S. inside W"Iri t . •i'. ft .; Schm d? (C) vs Wetteland (Ed); Rovw (a) Braum (Ed).- Wells (Ev) vs winner The G re) houncLs, who won the v's winner of Johnson (Ev) vs Allen of Morgan (c) vs Gawn lit. ei~ nt last year winning lo of the (OR) Isill Pounds 12 weight claSisies, take a 13.2 Ruled Ineligible Montr"I at Callforn;a EIGHTH. S-1 C - 1. U. g,jD AAC y afternoon Kans3s city at auttsio, New YOM Islanders at Chi FOURTH. Db*e ec 7: , pionships. i IN 0 if -- There will W I" ma the two-day tourney invitItIving 12 wrmtk" from the nine Metro Conference Schools. 0efroIf . Spec 7. W" aI ui,rjti- Ip )) ! Hi POWWI tonight for the Metro con. ference - Pittsburgh at St. Louis D,oi F - ' / r 111 ~~) resUers, five of them to seeded, to Boone High School New York Rangers at ch Ptsoebe (6), A, Fortune Sefter (12). Q~;lniefa IS7) ISS60 itt I%b ,, , ? ORIANDO- Lyman takes 12 (WP) vs winner of Atkins (Ev) vs winner "Tiger" HAD, 154 Of Tampa. rude W pro debut a winning one set Montreal at Los Angeles WaShington at VanM,je, - cO ;. r a rest £2 y p.m. and 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. C&" III - - x.4 ts U(XXIT I ~ A • n Metro p SIXTH. IiIi,, ill - I. S*&Ws Mil 6-20 1-40 5 I The als begin Sa turday Bu"610 At Philadelphia 12 jo $-go 3 So 7 (7-2). L a" I Alberdl springs Fray's Came St Louis it Atlanta Saays Games Now York lstindtr at V .. - Henry opening - Then he stould lead a club to dummy's queen; return to his ha 1 with that trump he had left In dummy; draw the of the tmps; lead another club tnd esentually discard his losinheartonduI1iriiyskjngf clubs. 2 °" I HEARD HIM! 1. . 1 / ompe es y sided score. ter I " I 7. 7 • S(t( ____ _____________________________ I I / -- - ~ ' 0 1 Mike Morgan, brother of undefeated knockout arWt Glen torgan , showed claw along with some (me fire power in both hands as he a 10, round dft-Won over "e Burns in A panion 10-rounder. the ma two to I -,••-.-- I . Miami's Afte Mont is down for the 10-count In his bout in le Ge iger) -- - Jim Makin. KOed by Chaney in his Pro debut earlier this month in Tampa, rebounded with an easy Uwee-rcund knockout vverMike Morazof Miami in a middleweight scrap that opened Philadelphia 3. .oronto I Borston 6. Calftmis 0 Dirtroit S. Pittsburgh 2 Baker (5). 1 Stver Spice (2), Cr. Secure (10) 4 Montague FIRST DeubS Leaffier (4).?.KsOo,5ii2.5. . Echano 174 •O 510 a B,ctiey Cam Ec,dy Sanchez 4 chvin:146 13 a) U0 70 Perfects (I 3) $lot to SECOND, Doubles, Spec y: Division 4 32 10 t 18 25 7 43 167 I" -- - SAID... kUNA! J - )V11 , I - q \ I KMOWT HE THE BORN LOSER . Over ar1ious for U* kW,Margan allowed Burns off the hVk What's The Catch (4). 1 Idomore Boston Tororto THIRD S-Il C 1 H Ti4fy Calf. C14 , 0.2 JoutJa(533 icit 1. So Laos .- RARE, -- A4 ) / I - . How Y'LIKE ii . _____ - SUPPing in And out behind his talented left hand, Gates was able to e effvely as Robbins w wild with mt his offensive if Washtn i N -.'l--. SHE WAS TNNEUM WAS HIS -. . U TR ND P . i - " , HADN'T ' KU NA!) OUT N! It - .Morgan was in charge from the beginning and almost ended it in the second round when he sent Burris crashing to the canvas Montreal ALL RIGHT. - - -N W ben 3 GM.'s Toorttween is-2). & M A. -- . Natbaniil Gates in their six-rounder. Gates tipped the scales at 17 73. two POUndS Robbins. but the fig ht WL TPIsGFGA Finilphia EAT. BIG Gene Wells of Orlando said "I ca other bou, [nnme Robb, the Altamon lig, tIheavyweight, lost for the second time 500 T,decfa 11 5 3) Vy40 1540 - .....:...... .-- would right hini in Tampa. The only way I could win would be to knoc k h out and even then I guess wouldn 't count r NHL Standings IO 43 K J A,\ 10 by Dave G rauc so 0 - - - ~ .' 320 3 Laitt Whil ou here to challenge Licata, but after seeing himthere isn. t any way I all)) 4 } .1 • STUFF 1)GER CAN KQNS O RIGHT __ me Denvtf &I Memphis SOM Antonio at Indiana Utah at Kentucky 7 20 AIS 3 2,10 3 -' - 0 'OU BETTERGOT - -- T Z4 No one, not even Ucata and his manager, felt he was en. UUed to Like 93 and l. "Irish" Nevvi Beitia - After the haut, rn5t in attendan felt the fight was close th ny expect a draw. Di"o a, New York. I South had just used his braInandk ept his mouth h he ould have seen that he Id afford justt one trum p could If - - several excellent shots before the bell afternn A. 3L73: ' it by Dick Turner keep from losing four kicks. to - ALLEY OOP Ttrough the middle rounds Licats came or, slightly as the crowd The hth act Packed contest. Ucata ban to rind the range with bowling left hooks as be sered Gay repeadly. But the South Florida hr was able to weather the storm and came back in th e f inal round with Sitvrdays Game Sai Dego at Dtcr 5 ' - r ' In the fourth round Licata tried to Pick up the tm Utah of Indiana San Antonio a, San Mego TENTH I& TA. 31.5$; R 1. A - --CARNIVAL i was i- D San Ant on io 11$. w.m 1C2 FrIdas Games Denver at Mempts vs. Vainhi HâmPOn 00 i 500 2 Look Awhile Ov in itta (3 4) WI 00 Prrf"la 0 4) $272 N Spec " 16 00 4. AD A OID 3 Utah 300 360 & San Diego 21 29 420 19 ItO Thursday*% Results . - " 11 10 San Antonio FIFTH. Defubles, Spec 1. Ptderta(3&)%fl430 ruri Ramon 1010 140 34° 1 NNTHI C 14 6lo ,110 2 Look Ethel 3000 2240 540 3 so 1' )52 ii I yo ..) 1 I - With his manager, Lou %Twusi, in his corner urging him on. Licata triedtoputhis famous machine-gun left Jabtowork. But. the recent montM of Inactivity we evident. Instead of controlling the Action. the N ,,Orth American champion fighting Gay's fight and apparently falling behind. 14 3S .36 21 West 13AD 340 400 3 (12) 31 44° 340 1 I32 S115I Peffecta 1180 10 34 13 723 23 14 .702 I Sr. Louis ___ Friday, Jan. 3),19;53Ø _______ 1 to Last D1v*n W L Pd. CI New York Kentucky 3 get ABA Standings SWRKEL I _____ Z, S;-Z 610 judge Floyd Golden called it 10M. The of ficial verdict was bed loudly by th e urge Wmout, as m in the crowd felt that Gay d held hia °• From the jtafl the Miamian was on as he put h longer reach good advantage. Ung an accurate, supping left ab underdog w& thepyawaym Ucata. ouinioa (3a) Perfvcta (6 3) $112 00 Tell Doll 0*000 THIRD. D"bift. Spec 1: oulnitis (7-11 12260 ana uavi Perfect& to 7) us 40 520 1 00 300 o 2171 620 380 2 SEVENTH, ^ CiNc, ON 10~E- %1-v WERE Evening Herald, WIN II±!S .II!IDGE GGT. / II York at N SattIe at Los AnIj 300 14° 100 • 3K 7 120 4 % - - TAMPA - The North American Middleweight Champion, TOP)Licata, kept his .'ibeaten record intact Thursday night at Fort Hesterly Armory at the Qilnese4taljan defeated Marcel Qa 10 ged N 10 3 K's C .f'ec Ornaha. afternoon Detroit at Ci.I 1 4 400 I IF so Soo 6 F efmiftB,e!Iia Boston. --- Vu 60%4 %,VALK 9E, Tl4E P I AAClZE QJ1ET0'2 TWE WORLD? HeIdCooudent Color-'. sfa,v at X&MIAlt 7 ?y- E 1# 00 640 SIO 3 (d 8cta ina ( at walKer -• I KIN6' - C'; WS I mphs, Remains Unbeaten By LEE GEIGER ' UVO.I '° ' irnoon 140 WashIngton at Chicago. after 3 noon Ptffects (4 8) 1234-SO Y*11 C&CM Elorza t*aij F::::a.' FIFTH. - - Tri*u -- I _______________________ Mon cata Is Jai Alai Results BEETLE BAILEY -' _, .:' - - * = -_=-= .- -- - - . -'-= - ' ' - - , -- 4 -- -- ----- -*j - '. -, -, ' ,':'n,,,"' % . -- '' - - - -- - ------ ',' - . - -' .-----.---=4 . .. '. -r-' - -r -- - - = -. �-'-'' ______ .. - . - . - .'-z . -3 - I 48—Evoning Herald. Sanford, Ft. Critics Say CLASSIFIED Seminole __ I 1 Oil \Aoney QrJndo - Winter Park 1 1 37gj V i I Jj -- 11, - 4 )4 . - . ' J :j1.j .. '.. sn '- .11 . . . .. •-- •-. . __. t, ',, • .' - .J . . ... p ___ - . . A . , I "1 .! ________ ..- . , .,.. :. _-. ----: _______ / - :. _______ ' - . - - I ______ . - "..'. . THEY'RE OFF - .tR WUKLU ______________ LoanDefaults Since the 3rüzatIon of Pet- ploration and development of Wednesday was a big day for Hopper Elementary School pup1li, roleum Exportg Countries, or new supplies. Kindergarten through third grade, as they boarded school busei OPEC. oundrit if. -'ill ..-l.-... Iu$sn flWlUIILLLdUUjI UUICSUIZ esu for a field trip to Sea World near Orlando. (Herald Photo by Bill a yearago, Artrf can oil cornmated this would acid about $12 Vincent) panics have neiv matched the billion a )eir to the Treasury. Legal Notice — Legal Notice LeoiIotice 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thr FRIDAY 1 rnru s times 31c a line 26 times ............24Ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM Giant Pool E state 3 Lines Minimum SANDLEW000 VILLAS - 3—Cemeteries VETERANS ONLY Two crypts, Glen Haven, last uppey section'. Leaving area, must sacrifIce. 373 04)6. Things to 9—Good Eat FRUIT FOR SALE Fight Cholesterol buildup with Lecithin—Kelp Combination, Get Norwalk Leci.KIp caps. at Fairway Plaza Phitrmacy. NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 305 423 2541, And $200 Down Acreage )or.4bectroom 1' ,- bath homjse Good crectit andquaIlfiedbuy 323.900 , JOHN K RIDER churches, YWAN1AELp PAY DECEMEBER BILLSP 372. 2611 "1 . Three rms.& screened porch - Adutti Nop.ts,IlOOmo. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, 131. , Rentals from only out and the Model Homes dplay iT, JOHNS REALTY CO. on BROKERS Days-3fl 6123 ____________________ I LAKEFRONT DREAM MULTIPLE LISTIPIGREAL fOR 43661 lArea 19)9 5. French Large executive type home, sits on I 3fl.734 acre, overlooking beautiful lake 372 1959, 372 1164 full of fish, nicely landscaped yard, lots Of trees, and plenty of _____________________________ prIvacy. 133,000 6.14 1591. ________________________________ _______________________________ , "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" WYNNEW000 POOLt 3 bedrooms, central climate con trot, 129,900, Neat as APARTm'ENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. ' '.. GENEVA-- 3 bdrm, 7 bath mobile- COVE tale Rd. 4V, 23 miles east of 17. Ph. Sanford 1305t FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 3230742'Gr _______________________________ I — 'e' . 1363 All With s 4 star. IT'S _____ a. privet. Hal ENOUGH aed vWIl FOR THE . - )V ApPftanI* ft , Arrn. 1 STh Street assume payments.3fl ________________________ ENOUGH FOR Seminole County, S acre wooded & pasture, beautiful homesite, Terry Realty, REALTOR. 62 "ME" sso Ridp*wuod Through Feb 22, 1975 all new home — FLA. ______________________________________________________________ PHASE II GRAND OPENING With Each NEW LEASE 372 064* -- ---- Sneak Preview OPEN TEN SINGLE STORY TILL Bedroom Suites from 149.00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179,00 3 Bedroom Suites from 228.00 I? to 8th St. west to Rldgewood and follow the kea F OR LESS " One Inc. REALTORS Sanford Prolesslonally Managed By Henry Hoche Inc. _ -.-.=tf : -:' I ': * - .r:_--'-- .. ' 6471111 ' - S a . • / •..• I f...P'-=' AirConditioning - - amris, at SEARS in Sanford Sthn's Aucn BeautyCare CARPORT SALE. Feb. I, 2, 3307 Tucker Or., Sunland. 15' Mako Hwy. 46. 1'xMl. Eastof la Datsun.Suru Sale ___________________________ '71 finest some below dealer coSt. tirst 7 ecreafjonal Vehicles come first Choice? Plus Eli ' 5 ---________________________ - ' I WiNNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 Sanford Ave Master Beautician, i 3972 or 377 1976 __________ Car Care pt55 377 I$3 ____ - - PressureCleaning V , LL (LCAm,I? .%ath& Spra 1Extrr,or whIt, eaveS. pat.o. waixs & rotfi Removes mildew, fungus, wasps & SOder *rhs 3?? 0)97 Kitchen Bathroom Cabns, Counter tops, Sinks In Stallation available. Bud Cab,It. 3225057 anytime. - Carpentry, Remodeling. Adtiition.s, Custom Work Licensed Bonded Fr., eStimate 323 603* - KOO$flg Thompn Roofing Rusict up 5 Shingles All work guaman?e.J Satisfactii guarant I Prti cr .utii t'n' Ac c' to you Also vinyl upholstery repaired r.', 9097 after S .lterato OPSjnn,l Dressmaking by experts Singer appre dealer 2)0 E 1st St 32364*1 -- .Paintinq, Cement Work, L'gtit Hauling 327 26.45 I' Tree Service A 1 'Tr- 5,'q ,, . cocnptetetmercare JWtiackiklauk373514* _________________________________ ____________________ Plastering brick speciality 372 7710 ____________________ . p. ___________ patching and simulated . i' er,'j,. r.' __________ Wall Paperhia Pest Cnn feed - Aos serve the buyng ,,nd use , A Small CtlStified Ad brings big returns Try one and iie. Call 37276)) or *31 9993 Plaster - Sewin9 Odd lobs Of all types, Carpentry. C'anfct lntenior.Exterlor Lcens & BOnded 323 12.51 Licenseci, Bonded, Insured lr, Seyk, 3734413 .. - ___________________ Non Inflated rates Repairs, Remodel, Additions, (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) ' - Largest dealer. '75 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph 131 1311, Open Sundays 126. HomeImprovements Mary BM a Used Cars, Dick Baird Dats of a Gun. Fern Park's _______________________ 319 E. Pine 3725747 clock, electric motors, tOyi, clothes, and many items to numerous to mention No cbk I YARD SALE: ltemsgalone Feb I 7. Sat I 1. Sun I? S 710 W Lake I tIres. 322*3.13. 3229119 Carpentry. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON boat, Acutron watch, camera, and camping equipment, fabrics, tst,r, hotzsefm.)Id goods, electric _______ ______ Lincoln, 7 door hlrdfop Good condition. SIi,j 3720451 Grand Torino Forct,. ceptionally clean, nuns go, ne "s" small about that' I/Il Family garage Sale Furniture, clothing, glassware, vegetables, misc. Sat. 9 S. 136 Country Club Rd. Lake Mary. 3226347 "' — 970 ______________________________ issoid daily inthe Classfl Ads items 610 Laurel Ave Saturday 9 - I Dodge Van Auction Excellent Condition, $3300 I Saturctay 7P.M. 904 775-4410 after 5.3Q Open daily 10.3. We buy, 5elI.trade JI965 (i'i!r,ii tftat 5 Ar Corxittarmng r IreC estimates call Carl MILLIONS of dolIar in Real Estate to 5 3274697. ______ 8 .'--' _______ mortgages ' rr. Emitrr, p P,t,tt'ti 371 7)99 conditners, Heaters, Fans, Dishes, HoutihOld f1 •. . RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 6.41 1004 - i I• ' Personal Tax Service No 2 East Rd 1797 SiC YARD SALE' Air '. in beautiful A con1munit' i'f tint' ?i"flit'S i'fftred li) l'Ii(ST l'EI)I:JIAI. AVi,a'u , recor player. 322 7*79 '- I I AM FM FM Stereo Console With -_ 74% 30 with only 5% downl , Accounting _______________________ T,m Prt'rs, ,r C*iefl( WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Points, Call 377 7143 anytime. - Couple would like to aSsume paymt on 3 bedroom house year 47 amOunt of bad checks being SSed in the Cen?rcI ElI area, we have to request casts or bank letter of reference ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________ '. ________________________________ 54—Garage Sales 3365 Park Or, 1910 Ford LTD Country Squirewagon Loaded Clean 327924.4 We apologize, but due to the large _____________________________________________________________ ColorPortabteandcofl.ole TVS Also Stereos Call3ll-07Osafter5 Realty Your MLS Realtor AC. all power works, good CDfl'd. •_ --, utt after sia. ______ ____________________ ERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY COLOR iV, $14.9SMONTH I Write P0 Box 1563, Sanford .. . Stenstrom 9UCadIIaCEIDOradoConver, BUSINESS DIRECTORy - New 36.4 bdrm , 7 bath, garages All electric kitchens, near schools, shopping New PHA 30 yr loan, dr 373 0747 or 1)05327 k New H' mes 6.oes -. - Want to Sell? Cash Offered for your equity) For quick results call 1733 ___________________________ - ' ' ' Moving? Signs _- 53—TV-Radio-Stereo tandem plan H ' ; ------------ PEPdMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines OONEY APPLIANCES -. ' 73 Duster 340. 4 speed, mags, many extras, Sharp $2695. $30 pori covo,, 4 speed transmIst, radio, its. Ask for Duane McGuire, 3721631. Dealer East of Interstate I on Hiway '6, Sanford, Elm, FOR IN FORMATION. Call AvCtin' Stan Vermiltion at 9719. ____ Hiltbilly Riding Stables, horseback riding by hour or day. Miles & miles of trail. Open 71 s. a day, 7 days a week, Night riJirmg invited Parties and Individuals welcome, Barbecue and night trail rides first Saturday night each month. Call for reservations for night riding. Horns boarded, includes feed&hay,andco,nple,e, mo. Pasture board you feed. $20 mo Horses bought, sold, and traded every day. Under new management, 3225690 __ ambier Ambassador wbgon to be conducted at Stan's Auction House locatea I'. miles HEATED KENNELS. 3225752 — ,, 8utos for le ... _______ 52—'AppIjanc .. DARK ' _.._ Sale ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING _____ 7311$. Volusia Ave., Hwy. 17 97, lust 7 mIles south of DeLanct, Orange CIty. (901) 7J53434 eves, 773 2211. Ops.. Sat, and Sun. -- 1 .;"' hit Mediterranean style P'IOLL'S Cass.eiberr'y, 17.97, 5304704 3Acreswithweflandseptic suitable for mobile home or horses. (904) NEw I, land 3 bedroom homes aix 3 4336 townhouse, Wall to wall cari, _____________________________ wallpaper, built in kitchen and no LOW 7~ maintenance fee, LOW, LOW. 47—Real Estate Wanted pcI interest under _______________________ partments 3222090 AfterHouri 322-3991 T4bt, leaf, i chairs, and chna, Off REAL ESTATE Alice Cycler Realtor January clearance time, Sell "Don't Needs" fast with a ClaSSified Ad ' forget to bring your own livestock Truck load of new tack weekly 14 l9ó2Apaches'Camp and Rt. 46 Old Hillbilly Riding Fold Down Top, $173 Stables. Horses sold 7 days a 332 4767 week. 3723690 _______________________ _______________________________ ______________________________ Suite, $349 ALICE CYCLER Realty 3fl.7)t 1REALTOR 372 975i Gartlens 1505 W, 25th St,, Hunt :521 Park Dr Geneva "LUXURY '' black a white, cacti 135. 293. SO Acres at $700 per acre. 10 Acres at 7141, 5*30 per acre. 20 Acres at $1,000 —_ pen acre. 10 Acres at $1,200 per our 1971 price liSt—will be Bedroom set, dresser, chest, box acre. Terms2$ pci., 3 years at I, returnedtoyquInr5cI051g springs and mat., and night pct. Intiet. Cash O.K. too. The of your home, Call Jony Walker stands, $130. Others to choosi land Is pInes and palmettos. Constn,ct, 372 4457 from, Dave's Furniture, soo and ask for Midway between Sanford and "k" or "Bud" After hours, 373. Slnford Aye, 3239370, o(ean,) miles off SR 46, dirt road 7117 or 372711), 194 Country Club — Sanford, horn & lIvestock am.tion to property Rd. Lake Mary, Fla, 6 Pc. Dining Room every rriday nIght I p.m. Don't Jim "i',"s r, " ' FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION A 3 pIece living room suit like new, gold, 3125. 2 pOrtable TV's 16" contracts will qualify for a Cash I rebateupto$soo,yesI.of your new home contract - priced Off _______ SANFORD. "Buy Direct From Boxcar" C.C'RMLY'S , E16 Sanford373 _____________________________ _____ -_ $1,950. 372 5321 cr 372 7909. have ever held Come out, Browse ___________________________ Around - You'll Be The Judge) 1961 Caprke Chevrolet. thr. ni ___________________ FREIGHT SALVAGE Appliances Furniture Paint Etc. 0711 - i___ tim H. — _ 1973 GMC pickup truck. C cylinder model IC to Al Citln, Auctioneers Note: 15 yn. in the 1972 Suberu GL Coupe with air. aucfionbusineu,andlbelieve,hi$ Excellent condition 3736)4; After & BOARDING KENNELS Eve's.$i4.11$ wooded, $5006. AND IT'S GOOD " Call Credit Dept. Oneacre, beautifully BIG CHEVROLET church bench; brass beds, very - SANFORD SEWING CENTER 107 A East 1st St.. Sinforct 377 9111 - 1)55 LOADED seats air, clean, Only 47, ornate Iron French bed; record3 mil. Only 1150 2957141. players, old toys, oak buffet wash ______________________________ stands; corner what not; picture 1912 ChilIe 53 3 s, p, p, frames; folding hichairs; Vic AC, new tires on rear, Crager torian love seat; Victorian chairs mags,air shocks $7200 373 Pflor and rockers; China cabinets; old wden WImCCI barrow; cedar chest on legs; Victorian tables, 1973 t door Buick Riviera Like barber pole; lots of fine bric a new all the extras. 51.950. 32221 brac Id primitive p, _______________________ ,.,, new for 1*1 balanceof 113 cash or 3 payments f $10. New warra,pty. I 2 lots Myrtle and 13th St. 50'xIl7'; OCx Ill'. Zoned MU, Make offer. 77 $711. _____________________ .--, .1IfwHyw.say a. GOOD ______ ____________ or 372 75Q, vs and 3100. 3635710, Mr. Anderson. .., - -___ 79—Trucks.Trailers comode's; hanging store lamps; reverse painting table iamp old — - 'n machine Full automatic. Pay balance of 37$ or 10 pay. menti of 1,1 Park Dr. CaIl3fl Q047 — —_ 6PetS-StJppIieS I,'i sewing cabInet, repossessed Iii LW nH.fo eacH *rt- P.M. Hwyl4, West, Sanlorct 373 5620 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________ ______________________________ GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW GREGORY MOBILE HOMES lOOrtanctoDrive Yamaha 100CC QconditIon $300 Dell's Auction Service a— Equipment r Rent I * * Singer * * ______________________ ______________________________ 7:30 SUPER CHEYENNE We Buy Furniture HOME HUNTING THIS WEEKEND? We're open we n have models ready Saturdaysandhavelarges, listing Immediateoccupancy inCarriage Call US home park Auction Sale pieces, console sewing machine, TVs, bookcases, and all kinds of mi items , KULP DECORATORS 32O33z 1971 We have all kinds of furniture for 5ile,pl some a.'mtQue furniture ______________________________ ,, French Ave., 322. 7340 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Req Real Estate Broker 322- 2420 Anytime a' i2Oo 3727643 Orlando (305) 34'Z299 - SANFORD AUCTION home with cabana, on 2", acres, cleared land. Go_ water. Some horse pasture. Total price 213.500. IDVLLWILOE LOVELY I This 60 plus year old 3 bedroom, 7'. bath home has been completely renovated 167.000. To see t call 1913 Hart,, I /\udiy FRIDAY, LET ME TILL YOUR SPRI GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD FREER, 3225)91 The Store With This Ad ' 3 - ' On Every Appliance In 42thle Homes SANFORD 1.3 BEDROOM APIS SWIMMING POOL 25% OFF ------- ______________ MotorcycleInrj BLAIR AGEPICY .- DISCOUNT SALE --. -. or Steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & ANTIQUE AUCTION chalts, Straight chairs, filing SATURDAY FEBRUARy I 7 P cabinef, as is Cash ano Carry. '. 3 Loads from Nr Englanct States NOLL'S Partial listIng: 30 pcs of the finest COsselberry,17n $304704 wickereversoIdataucfsetso, oak chairs; oak tables; pressed back rockers; organ stools w hi. 62—.Lawn-Garden backs; oak ice boxci; pIne -- Realty ..... I SUpplies Used office furniture —_KULP DECORATORS We Buy Furniture 12 73s EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR— 4 Bedrooms with all custom extras, l7'x31' pool. 135,500 377 77*7 ___________________________ fOe' sale Call 3273334 for ap pointment to see — like new. Relail $225; only 175 em. PeptIon room chairs half price $3 ea. Several manual type writers $35 to $95 793274i . SI—HOuhoId Goods TT HouSehold furnishings a misc, for tale. Stereo, stove, and refrigerator. Stenstrom • ' ___ ______ _______ '' AMERICAN COIN COLLECTION I 7 SecretarIal chal, posture, real clean,ea tao lExecutive chairs, ' _________________________ Lake Jennie -' All Sizes With Frame, $39,, FLORIDA WATERBEDCORP l6lN.Orang,Av Winter Park, S 4921 _________________________ 'i........ 377 199) 77 737,3 - _v'r_-r.' SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W 1sf St 372 3419 - 60'OffiCe LARRY SAXON, REALTOR F 6 S Piece Drum Set,3?3 PortableOrgan.$Z 322 51ftr3 MART Central FlorIda's NIghts 3fl.5i7 or 3fl 7357 I 'r thIs year in r own Rec Vie from 3fl 594, 59' - ijcal. Pvrch2ndj 1941 Hw 17 97 Open Sat & Sun. 3397970 . Req. Real Estate Broker Come W MAITNO FL to wall carpet, through 3 bedrooms, and onto the delightful kitchen, Then step Intothe private walled back yard. Only 373.500. Stemper Realty Mobile Home Park. .. . Plan noW to vacat _____ - Call 3239110 373 6041, 323 05 I? and f'nest AdulI'Farntly ----______ -_ completely equipped Owner, $77,500. Ph. *30 4419. Hay,$1 liperbaleup RO8N MARINE _____ Sicrifice Ill Down, 3 bdrm $199 and you will bepleasectt Step on wall mo, I', •ual pct rate, 30 yrs. Large lot. Nice area. 373.300. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7730 503W. 1st St. Sanford's newest - A FOOT IN THE np M UNSWORTH REALTY now available In - ______ FMC MOTOR COACH Excellent Condition, low mileage, JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar' GORMLY'S, C. 46, Sanford 323 ________ ________ _________ yolce. Parts&Accessories50p(t Off while they last. 3222111, Diamond Wrist Watch. Hamilton movement ~ ci, diamond, Will Ucflary Peg Real Estate Broker IIOOE. 25th St.,)fl * payment, monthly payments less th rent Government sunsldizect to quaIifi buyers Call to see f you Qualify!! 355 Best lot selection Real Estate P U I TOP TAFFER REA1 Pmiewho(Jsesinarural.rea No down Veterans, Plo MOBILE HOME PARK - - — 3fl 1)7* ________ OPENING 5OOP Saturdays 4 Sundays LrMileE.ofl.lexitonM 3222599 or 321 0120 "' siss per mo., to qualified put Cher * They're Hot! .. SANFORD FLEA MART privacy fence, carpet. Un. I believable at $23,500. FHA.VA . I Neat, 2 bedroom masonry home, While * - - Hay fcc Sate $7SOabaIe , . Ornamental stone fireplace, turned Columns, sunken paneled family GOOD TERMS Peg RealEstateoroker 372 1)01 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 I __________________________ 7Bedroomgarage apartment. Adults. 372 50g. .... 'OWir.neb.go, Motor home 373 3637 _ - Moving Sale; Furniture, appiianc mitc room, 3 Bdrm., garage, redwood PAON REAL - ,- antenna, new tires anct spare, 52,000 Cash. 130S935. 322 4711 neFish Per ________________________________ 68—Wanted to BUY — I lOtsifled Acts are here to help you______________________________ __________________________ buv.selrentor swap atalowl cost let us help you place CASH 322.4132 yours- Call 372-26)) or *3) 999) cor USed furniture, applianc,ttooIs ReconditIoned Batteries, 1)2 S5 ect Buy I or 1001 Items Larry's change. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 7)3 Sanford. Avi 1109 Sanford Ave, 58—Bicycles ______________________________ -...... "iii 69-Stamps-Coir 78-1vtorcyctes Close Out __________________________________________________________________________________ ______________ _______________________________________ bikes, Rollfast & Superia Assembled $5 over in. Formats Like New 5t75. 3723)77 SPANISH CHARM FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS)7] 6)SlnrAiS 733) I FurnIshed 1 bedroom air cormd apt. lstfloor,adults only. No pets. 372. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAXDEED (Section 97,45 Floridj Statutes 01 Clean, self contained, AC, TV / 67A—Feed from Feb. 1 April 77.. Entry time 7a m, Sat. til 1 pm. Sun Weigh in Beautiful COrt buy, Sell, remit or swap. at a low cost. . let us help you place yours - Call 372 261) or 531.9993 deadline, 4 pm. Sun. Winner announCed after weigh in, S Travel trailer 1969 Volunteer I?' -- Fruit Jars-Lids.Seais CiasIfled Ads are here to help you matching chair; round coffee table. $75; round hookcJ rug, 9'x12'. $50; ttUdiø Couch, $33 67) 3646 shopping, ho5pItl, )bedroom, 7 baths, with good neigh. tx'1f'5,..lpCt mortgage, or refinance VA or FHA $12000 Broker, 107W CommercIal 3 room fumn. garage apt., adults only.Nopets.$$Opermo 372.3)47. GORMLYS, E. 16 Sanford 37) 173 Couch attached end table; blue WIU REALTY _____ Home On Lake Sanford3fl7111 Also Tangerines 3fl 6ll3or3fl 0363 air. -- Evinrude, light twin, 3 HP, perfect. 1125,3433115 - Reg Real Estate Broker 7139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford WE TAKE TRADES Phone37I SANFORD 3 bedrooms, drapes, NORTH range, refrigerator neat & clean Near ASSOC w. Garnett White 1,. NAVEL ORANGES, $250 flU central heat & kitchen, fries, — ______ WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? Read today's Classified Ads for the help you need 372 2611 SHAD TOURNAMENT MARINA ISLE FISH CAMP A new Tournament each weekend ____ Park Ave., furnIshed garage apartment. 5*5 month or weekly. ___________________________ ________________________ Pets, small deposit. Orlando, $31. 3fl U41 LAKE MARY— 3 bedrooms, I bath, waterfront home, Florida room, l5---Recreatiortaj Vehicles _______________________ ___________________ Quick Courteous rvice Sale People Needed Make Offer. 377775' room, Good garden area. Assume 7 pct mtg Offers Up to $77,000 accepted up till Jan. 31st. by obate_court. Homes, Lots lor3fledroomAdugtsl Park AvenueMobile Park 7515 Park Drive, 372-2161 __________ 4—Personals home wIth carport and laundry 1 _____________________ -- 7COWS FOR SALE MIX BREEDS 3fl-37fl _____________________ ROBSOH MARINE 2$27Hwy. 17.92 Full size baby crib, with spring, nn mattress, white, good condition, $15. 644 2569. Listings Wanled - ________________________ 2723961 I -67—Uvesock-Poultry -- 373 1113. WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE RUY-..SELL._TRADE Ill 3lSE.FmrstSt 322 _______________________ Friday,Jan.3,,lfls_SB — 16' Tn Hull Orlando Clipper. Walk. —thru windShield. 125 HP, all equipment including thrimping. for Sa caliber Kentucky pistol, $45. are black powder muzzle fderi Cash Only 377 69)1. H. 1792 REALTOR 37) 5174 EveninqHerald,sanf,j ______ 55—Boats& Accessories __ Harold Hall Real MUST SELL - flEw 3 BD, 7 BATH HOME, all exlraj, good location, Almst new, 3 bedroom, 1", bath Beautiful Commercjai Properties _________ scelinneous US.000. brick 376.000. Owner 373.)77 bedroom5, ) baths, central air heat Corn 1,pIeteIy equippect [ 31rtmes Furnished ________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS 3fl26l1 location Adjacent to Seminole JunIor College Central aIr, fenced, trees. Many extras Sanford, 372 3791. Bdrm, )' baths, den, fam. mm,, carpet, c ha, many extras All ESTATE SACRIFICE LAKEFRONT HOME— 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 323.7570 - PLANNING A GARAGE SALE' DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTt3 IT IN THE I baths, Florida room, air heat (Immaculate) By ap flent - Sunday - Noon Friday Merchandise Son COMMERCIAL2 Bonn, house, garage with apartment on 2 lots. .44 Caliber Kentucky rifle, $;5 bedrooms, 1" balhs, - IDYLLWIDE_OulStOndflgImOmC room $110 Airport Blvd. near Sanford 373 1340 ANO DOWN 112.300 * Lovely 3 REALTOR 372 7195 4t—Hous -. ,ii5 sunnykitchens,playgrounds,flear city park 6. Sanford Plaza. From Noon The Day Before Publication ,000 CailBart Real Estate -'- Bamboo Cove. 1 2 BDRM. shag. afr, CHARGE) . -- - misuse 41 _____________________________ ' Real I I—f flSTrUCTlOfl3 FICTITICfS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND IS. ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Notle It heretgvm that I am FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IN YOUR FAMILY? Enroll now for January sewing 7 one bedroom efflcienc'y apts. fully engaged in bijsir5t at 1292 Avalon FLORIDA AL ANON furnished Including aIr. UtilIties Blvd., Casselberi, 37107, Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. classes. SInger approved dealer. __________________ For families or frlenjs of problem NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN.. paId) or2 adults. 373130. 210 C. lit St. 3734161, County. Florida uJer the fictitious IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF 'jnkers. that Betty J. West the homer 01 the name of MOT $ BUILDING ALE XANDE P WYCH E. For further Information call 4317 foItoing certificates has filed said MAINTENANCEInd that I Intend PIANO 6 ORGAN LESSONS, Gary Furnished 2 bidroom apartment. Petitioner, or write certificates for a tax deed to be C. 21st St Air conditioned, wall. to reçister said ne with the Clerk and Laing Steele, Instructor. Orlando Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. in thereon. The certificate num wall carpet. $173 month, Of the Circuit ourf. Seminole ANNIE ELIZABETH WYCHE. School of Music now accepting Bøx 333. Sanford, FIa, 3777) ber and years of issuance, the damage deposIt. 3230430. limIted prIvate enrollment In County, FlorIda isaccordance with Respondent. ____________________________ description of the property, and the taia •S4 Asia the provisions the Fictitious NOTICE OF ACTION names in which it was assessed are Name ClHn&qulet,1or3ocmapfs,, FACED WITH A DRINKING StatuteS,Io.Wil: Section TO: ANNIE ELIZABETH WYCHE _______________________________ as follows: adults, no pets. Lease. 322.1110. $6309 Florida St t PROBLEM iest. Addrns Unknown Certificate No. 269 Year of I &amprng Resorts S: Verlus L. tte Perhaps AICOfiOIi Anonymous I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an ltuarice 1971 1 Berm ,a cheat, paid. W w carpet, Publlth Jin 10 t, 21, 3). 1973 C.n Help action for Ditsolution of Marriage DeICrIIonOfP'Operty for imanor couple, mature. 323 DEJ•35 Call 173-457 has been filed against you and you SCENIC WEXIVA RIVER Lot) blk 0 Dixie Terrace PS $ PG Write P.O. Box 1213 are required to serve a copy of your Vacation or live under beautiful CITOF Sanford, Florida wrlttendefenses. if any, toitonO. H.• oaks. FIshIng, CaflOing, swim AVALON APARTMENTS wame in which assessed Arthur 6. CASSELERRY EATON, JR., ESQUIRE, rning, mobile home or camp sites. ne;c, Harris ADVERTISEMNT FOR BIOS ADULTS, NO PETS ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Totl Petitioner'sattorney,wpioseaddress Camp Seminole, Smiles we-st of 1.4 All of said property being the lI6W,dSt. PUBLIC NOTIC1s hereby given Free, 4447077 for "We Care'— on SR 44. 322-4170. County of Seminole. Stateot Florida. that Sealed PrIosbIs will be is STENSTROM, DAVIS & MclPl. "piotlinV' Adutts or Teens TOSH, Post 'iffice Box 1130. San. Unless such certificate or cci received by the Ci' of Cassesberry, ford Florido, 32771, on or before tificates shall be redeemed ac APAMTMEN3L Florida. at the 01cc of the City February 10th, 197$, and file the Il; Jl''i'rli1i' I 1)1W. Itt St.' cording to law the property Manager. City Ha until 7:30 p.m. 5 —Lost & Found original with the Clerk of this Court _____________________ de'scti in such certificate or an February 10, 3. for the fl• either before service on Petitioner's certificates will be sold to the struction of one (liump and three --. Attorneyor Immediately thereafter; LOST: Scottish Terrier, black, In rei a lob or extra money? Can highest cash b4dder at tne court (3) motors and relied equipment at ofherwise a default will be entered 31plexes Lake Mary area 2 weeks ago, 3fl earn from $5 an hr. & up Call 349. _________________________ house door on the 17th day of the Marigold SeWfe Lift Station. aga Inst you and your marriag tO OSlO; 372 4077. -Sati or 319 5410, .ebruary, 1975 at 11:00A.M. one (1) generato building • Petitioner will be dissolved. Dated th;s th day of January. r'eIattd SIte work alhe Lift Station LEASE- Deluxe unturnisPmed 1 WlTNESSmyhandandthe'sealof FOUND: MALE Beagleand Bassett 1973 bedroom apt., $150. Ground hoar No.1 sIte, plus inst4atlonof two (2) Truck Drivers combinatIon Lemon anct white this Court on 6th Ja"uar'y, 1975 . Arthur H. Reckwith, Jr. of duplex, kitchen equipped, hUt, Owner furnished geerator sets and Found in (Seal) Weklva River area. 323 Needec$ to transport automobiles Clerk of Circuit court of Ixderground fuel Orag, tanks, in air, quIet exclusive Sanford 6071. wIthIn tPme state of Florida. Must Arthur H. Beckwith. jr. Seminole County. Florida accordance residentIal area. Mature adults wil Drawings, As Clerk of the Court _________________________ hove a good safety record, and be By: Ida Creal SpecificatIons as Procedural __________________________ only, No pets. 322.1795, able to Qualify under strict D.O.T. By' Lillian T. Jenkins p.jy Clerk Documents prepareby Clark, Di*tz Care As Deputy Clerk regulations. Apply Bldg. 111, PublIsh: Jan. 17, 21. 3), Feb. 7. 197$ and Associates. Encseers, Inc. STENSTROM. DAVIS Sanford AIrport, or call 372)014. FurnIshed or ur.fvrnithqmd, 6G DEJ37 PROPOSALS WILL BE s. McINTOSH for appointment. swimmIng pooh. 1220 S. Onlande PUBLICLY OPEND AND READ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ,,i 4 Flagship Bank of Baby siftIng Mon Fri., C.4 in my ALOUD immedlIy after the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Sanford Suite 22 home. Reasonable rates, large TRUCK DISPATCHERS expiration of the *te established DEJ171 FLOt1IDA 13 f Office Box 1330 saying that with recession LUKI playroom, fenced yard. 372.3011. Experience In frozen food, -........ above for receipt oProposals. UI!' CASE NO, 74-2230-CA.03.o iOTICEOFSHERIFF'S SALE Sanford, Florld 37771 condItioned, Contact Mr. WIllIim perishables, road fax reports, and inilationdawlngat the pocketDRAWINGS. SPEIFICATIOP4S NOIICEISHEREBVGIVENPha? MARY L. JOHNSON. SWING SET NURSERY. Open 24 Attorneys for Petitioner 3229790 after 3 p.m. back haul contracts, to take P R (3 fE Ø)J R A L book from different directions, by virtue Of the? Certain Writ of Plaintiff A N 0 hrs, 7 days. Special rates. Fern Publish: Jan. , . 2 31, )97$ tharge Of truck dispatching and DOCUMENTS. vs. Park, $31 1111. DEJ 3$ theratecould,jse tolOofevery Execution iSsued out of and under Drawings, Spe4ications and drIver supervision, Growing the seal of the Circuit Court of CHARLIE BEST, 100 families. nationwIde prIvate carrIer. Salary IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Seminole County, Florida, upon a 32—Houses Unfurnished' Defendant, Procedural Docu.nts may be commnmunurat, wIth experience 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND __________________________ obtained upon apation at the final judgment rendered In the Bankruptcfesareexpectedto NOTICEOPSUIT and abIlity. Phone 904734.4431 ask FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. aforesaid court an the 10th day of IN THE NAME OF AND FOR THE offIceoICIarLDietAsia$es. set a record of more Sanford 3 bdrm housi on Elm for Mr. S. GIven. Ardmore Farms, FLORIDA Engineers, Inc. S( West Fulfon Legal Notice ' December, AD. 1971, in tISIP certain STATE OF FLORIDA, Ave. $150 mo, damage deposl. Ce Land. OOOinthefisalyeartO,'vJJ CI 1S-II1-CA20-A Street, P.O Drawet)976, Sanford, case entitled, James A. Lyons, TO: CHARLIE BEST Call Orlando 29S6I7. DIVISION A Florida, 3777), PICTITIOUSNAME 30, and one reason for itin fact, Plaintiff, vs. John B. Cummings uponhe payment of ill South Orange Housek*eper to lIve in. Light houseIn re: the MiNi Notice Is hereby given that I am deposit of l000per set. 'the 2Story,3Wrmn, House and Louise M. CummIngs, hiS wife. Bloswm Trai' if viewed from a special work and cooking. Care for school KEVIN EUGENE HOLLOWAY engaged in bijSiness at P.O Hx 137, dtpOit shall be in Ith. or check $130 Mo. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of at Church Street spective, the only rea.scn Lcngwon 37750, Seminole County, is Execution was delivered tO me as ADOPTION itrawn payable to Cirk, Dletz and 32)'37O9toö Orlando, Florida 32lO1 Florida under the fktitious nare of NOTICE OF ACTION the of aedit. Sheriff of Seminole County, Fioqid.a, YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Assoclat,s.Englneqs, Inc. The TO: WILLIAM BADGETI. DIGITAL MACHINE & TOOL CO.. and I have levied upon the following I BR Houte, F Iota Heights. Good for that The amount of complaInt to enforce an depositfor,achsestJIberefunded knows his buliness. Nld that I Intend to register said whose address is unknown O bona fide biddersipon return c' property owned by John equitable lien has been filed against children. Water, garbage & trash debt, includl.ng mortgage 1OW23, described YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'ame with the Clerk of the Circuit B Cummings and Loulsi M. Cum. removal Pd. $135 me. 332.3137. you and you are required to serve a the Contract Docuents in g that an Action for Adoption in re the Court, SemInole County, Florida In roae42percentbetwjj mings, hlswlfe, said property being CopyOfyQuI'wrlflenddensis,if r'd, lftaternfift.er, (IS) matter of KEVIN Jnfurni$hed, 2 bedroom, Florida days following EUGENE xcordanc, with the provlsioq of theaward located in maIl lob. Be own boss. Sell AVON emincie County, Florida, o a of 1970 and the middle of 1974, to DENO P. DIKEOU, of the law room, fenced yard in Lake Mary. HOLLOWAY has beesm flied arid you 'he FIdItlou Name Statutes, ToContract Fifty percent of the more particularly described as firm of Baldwin & Dikeou, 500 E. according to a study by the olos: are required to Serve a copy of your Wit: Section US.09 Florid. Statutes 3221507. deposit will be refpded to non Highway 434, SuIt 30, Casselberry, Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. written defenses If any, to It on North one hatf of Lot 23. Longwood Florida, and to file the original with bidders who returnthe Contract Ladle's interested in high earnings onOwood: UI Highland Ave,'i, Attorney for Pet Itioner, Neigh. 5: Galon Lyelt Jr. During the same period, after- Hills according to Piat thereof the Clerk of the above styled Court Documents wIthin tISCIme specified borhood iitg full or part time, For block from Longwo,d Elementary PubUsh Jan Law Office tove of 10, 17, 2, 31, 975 Central recorded in Plat Book 6. pages 15 Ol or before February 25th, tax Income rose only 37 per bnd Florida. Inc., whose address is 106 OEJ 39 School 2 Bedroom masonry Dra*Ings, Spet if ica)ns and other 1$ of the PUbIIC Records of otherwise a judgment may be e° home. Range and AC. $150 Month cent, West Central Blvd. Orlando, _______________________________ Seminole County, Florida (See Deed tered against you for the relief Contract Docume,s may be plus depot It. 4.47 5634. Florida 37501. and file the original examined at the folIong locations; week. Plo canvaslng, collecting or The rate of delinquencies on recor In OR Bk. 995. page 11)3.) demanded In the Complaint INVITATION TO REBID with the Clerk of the Clark, Diet: above%tyl,d delivering. Car 6. ai'.d the anc Associates. undersioned phone as Sheriff of WITNESS my hand and the seal 0 Notice Is hereby given that the Installment loans averages beCourt on or before February 75th, CIty of Englneer, Inc. Sanfict, Florida Said Court on the 71st day o Seminole County, Florida, will at necessary. Sarah Coventry Caflelberr'y of Seminole lIce 7 bedroom house for lease. $130 tweien 2.5 and 3 er Cent, the 11:00 1975; otherwise, a Iudom,nt of West Fulton Straq (3777)) AM. on the 24th day of January, 1$1S Jewelry. 3232751 after 6. County, Florida, will receive sealed adoPlOnm1ybe,flt,redeq.Iny Dodge Plan Room,Ninter Park, highest sInce 1950. Mortgage February, AD. 1915, offer for sale (Seal) bids up to 5:00 P.M., Monday for the ref let demanded in the ln the world of Fun, Fashion and. FlorIda - 411 Wymo Road, Suite and sell to the higheSt bidder, for Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr. foredosures have been February), 1975, In the Caslelberry Paton Realty PetItion Mcn,y. Show and sell Dutchmaid 201 (37719) cask sublect of any end all existing Clerk of Circuit Court CIty Hall, Casselberry. Florida, for at a rate A 136,000 a Year. WITNESS my Clothing. PROPOSAL GUARAY. hand and the seal of Cast Iron teifls, at the Front (West) Doorof the Quality plus, Call 373. 2440 Hiawatha 3221301 By: Lillian T. Jenkins Pipe and Cast Iron Fit. said Court on January 75th, 1975. 7407 after S p.m. Each Proposal SaIl be ac -. Seminole County Courthouse In OENO P. DIKEOU tines (SeaU 3 Garrison Dr. 2 or 3 bedrooms, _____________________________ Sanford, Florida, the Baldwin 5. Dlkegja compinied byacertif 15 thick or arm above Speciflcats may be obtained drapes, carport, clean. $liO Mo. acceptable form I Proposal Arthur H. BkwIth Jr. SALES PEOPLE described personal 500 East Highway 436 property. from the City Manager, Casselberry 134 6341. cads furnished. Mininurym 3 yrs. Clerk of the Circuit Court Guaranty In an amout equal to at Further Information arailable from 20 Legal Notice City Hall, Casselberry, Florida. The sa:es experience. Apply 9 to S at By: Joy Stofi least five (5) per centj the amount the Civil DIvision of the Seminole Casselberry, Florida 37107 City reserves the right to accept or 3 Bedroom, l%' Bath Home Deputy Clerk of the Proposaf, payatx to the order County Sheriff's Department ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF FICTITIO(JS NAME reje(t any or alt bidt Clean. Large Lot Neghbomhood Law Office Publlth' Jan 71. 31. Fpb, 7, II. 1973 That said sale s being naje to the City of Casselb'ry, Florida, Notice is heretiy gi'n that I am Harry 0 Hug 327 1510 Central Florida. Inc. asaguaranty that If satisfy the terms of It' said Writ PzoposjI is iv"gged lnbmjsinetsat p.o. City Manager H igis commissions now, may work ttorney for Petitioner accepted, the B!dd.ra4ll •xecute Execution Casselberry. Seminole County, Publish Jan 21. 31 197$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND intoreceptionist.Apoly 910$ $01-B 106 W. Central Blvd the Contract, and Ill acceptable John E. Polk, Florida under the fictitis name oo FOR E'J 115 SEMINOLE 33—Houses Furnished COUNTY, West 1st. St.. Sanford. OrIndo, Florida 3790) _________________________-_ 1erioqmance Bond whin ten (10) TONY'S MOBILE HOMES, and that $LORIDA Publish: Jan.)), Feb 7, II, 7), 1975 daysafterlheawarctofle Contract Seminole County, Florida I intend to register said name witti CASE P40. 73-I3.O-CAO4-E LEGAL NOTICE DEJ.167 OWNER'S RIGHTS tESERVED Publish' Jan 31. Feb. 7. 14, 2). 1975 In re: the MarrLae flVACY GALORE Modern 7 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 21—Sifu.iihnnc %AIII4n,I The annual meeting of the I The Owner reservcs$hp right tO CE) 10 )edroom, 1", bath home. miles SeminOle County, FIOf4I in' ac stockholdersof the FI..jship Bank of ANTHONY WAYNE GOLOIPIG, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR reject any or all Pro*aIs and to louttm of Sanford, 1300334, cOrd$nce with the provision, Of the Sanford, Florida, a banking con. Petitioner, waive SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA c any inforallty poe as meal cutter, 10 yrs. or mud Fcfitious Nime Statutes, To Wit. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE poration, will be held In the banking IVIL ACTION tectmnic.ality in army ProsaI In the bdrm. cottage, p.rtly furnished, axperl,ne Also day's work. 322. '.rr?;on $6509 clo,ida Statutes 1951 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- AR 0 ON SE E offic on Wednesday, February 5, BOON SONG CASE NO. 741$9OCA49.A Interest of the Owner. 7053. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE GOLDING. No ChIldren. $100 mo. 24.44 Park S J—B.a't tnt. 1915, at 10 00 AM. for the following DAY REALTY OF ORLANDO, . AWARDING OF CONflACT Ave. 372.$4$Q. COUNTY. FLORIDA. fly: William L Baxte'y purposes: Resrut.'nt NC., a rlo-aJ.a i.urpoualion, Bidders may submit *oposaifoc CIVIL ACTION 14-314?.CA-o4.* '.tmith: jan 10. 1'. 2a. 31. 191$ ifi ElectIon of Directors NOTICE OFACTION ka Mary, 2 Plaintiff, either the work at theasselberry Rentals It. ri: the Marriaga of DC) 34 (2) To transact such other THE STATE OF FLORIDA TObedroom furnished Liff Station No. 1 or tP house, Couple, no pets — ABBEY DENISE WARD, Marigold . APOONSEE iness as may properly come BOONSONG E PAUL iN BRIGMAN, THE CIRCUIT JR., In. COURT, Referencj, 1)10. 332.39)0, LiftStation,orbospi. Cdracts may Wife, GOLDIPIG before the meetIng. dividualty and as Trustee; LYN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- and beawardedforeitheroaorbothof H C. Davis. CO AMPI MkhaeI Yamtaglia - 29—Roonn CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE STEVEN JAMES WARD. WOOD BEDER and KATHERINE thetwostructuresandrlatedwork PresIdent PSE BOx 7107 BEDER, hIs wife; and DANIEL COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated January 14, ItS Husband , APO Publish Jan 21. 31, 1975 MULLER and ELIZABETH S. I'ROBATE NO. 3)16 (SEAL AMENDED DEJ 119 San Francisco. CA MULLER, ___________________________ I'm re'. The Guardianship of Lady to share By Bill B Grier NOTICE OF ACTION 9673? ',/ILTER L. WALKER, Attest: Defendants Room,Boardandp.n, TO STEVEN JAMES WARD SC £NlC WEKIVA RIVER lovely FICTITIOUS NAME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I NOTICE OF SALE tnompet,nt 372 3791 Mary W Hawthorne 513 Derry Park Drive that A PIT HOffy WAY PIE Got. DING Notices hetby giver that I am pot under the old Oaks to vacation Notice is hereby given that PUblish FINAL NOTICE Jan 21 3) M,ddleboro. Masachi,setts has filed a Petition 'n the Circuit r live, Fithing, conoeirmg, want to the Firma' Judgment of cngaecl In buSint's at 1509 S FrenCh hOT ICE IS HEREBY Given that 02345 1 Ave., Sanford 3277), Seminol, I lmming Camp Seminole, S Cowl of kmirol. County, Florida, __________________________ Foreclosure and Sale entered "eundersigndwilI.on tPme6thday In the -Apartments You are hereby notified that a ftV DisSolutionof Marriqe and ','ou Unlurn,she(J County. FlorIda 5Inc mile's west of I Ion SR 46 3774.170. May 19'7 Cause perkllnç in th C',t,t Court in Ifry L 0 1975 ? 7 P . rtit;on for Oi%solut,on cA f.'.irriag ar 'eirnd to Serve a co NOTICE UNDER FICITIOUS under the f'ctit4ou name of ct tour and for Seminole County, Florida, pr.ent tO the (ircu,t Judge Of thi pies been filed against you on thu FAMOUS NAME STATUE RECIPE wrlttin defenses, if any. on KEN FRIED Dc Bary, Adults, Lovely lar, being CIvil Number 74 HO CA 09 A, f.gPmtvmth Judiciil Cirtit, Sitting I TO WHOM IT MAY CCERN: December 'H, 1974, and Ct' PIETHW M(IUTOSII,ESOUipEof CHICKEN, OF SANFORD INC., and b edroom air, ideal for retired 35-MIbIIe Home Lots the a! Sanford, Seminole County. amended Petition for dits1uti*n undersigned Clerk will sell the Noticp is hereby giv4 that lIme that I intend to register said name STENSTROM, DAVIS & McIPI p ersons, M$44 377, property situated in rmorida, his fiI return anct ac Seminole undersigned, pursuar to the hasbeenhileciagainstyouOf'c,mber toSpi, Attorneys for Petition, with the Clerk of the circuit Court, County, Florida, described i5 countiOg at guardanOf the estate of it 1974, in the Ciruft Court Of use whole "F'ictlt SC' ZNIC WEKIVA RIVER Name Statutf Chapter Seminole County. Florida In ac address is Post Office Box and IWANKLIN ARMS APTS. Lot 3. Block A, IOWANA SUB WALKER. an in WAL T(R I. b tautiful oaks. Swimming, fishing, FIOrInJ Statute. vjl register Eighteenth JudiClil Circuit, In and 1330.S,anfo,d, Flo,ioa,3717I, and file corctancewith the provisions of the ll20Fiorida*v,. DIVISICPI. AMENDED PLAT, competent, and at i.*.d tIIYV4' inert for Seminole County, Florida. and ?t' original with with the Clerk of th Ciriiit Court, Sd canoeIng See at Camp Fictiflous Name Statutes, To Wit the Clerk 0$ the 3736450 am cordng t the plat therenf as rp'at,on tO ..,1 tr,t' ,'z.. ti.e uOtit tri' f'h 'J .nari.Jfc, .emnie Count, I rllrmolt, 5 rnII$5 'est of I don SR C.f Mr,,C sIrlid r.,1 M ':i t.4"OtC Seuton tS Florida St4tutts I91 rrord'd .n PEal Book (0. Pin. ii 11 A"A ,m. ..t i,,iQe fr fn,,i .Ct?ir,r,,ni . ... .,,,, .. . ,.,,... _._ - - . . - LIA UI4.t fl Li LEGAL NOTICE TPSCItYOtSan1orOaopIe.J?o n Increase the Florida Departmt of P011ution Control for a permit to ContinUe to operate an exiSting sanitary landfill Over Nati on 2) acres more or eu, a potential source of air and water NEW YORK (AP) - Loan pollution, within City property Of delinquencies and defaults are 1792 II acres more or less, a part of Sectiovn 1, 5, 6 and S. Township 20, up in almost every area of the Range 3), mare gtnerally known as credit markets, causing lender3 the Sanford Airport, within the City towrlteoIfmjlfloflsofdoliaziin Limits of Sanford. Florida. This application has been submitted by bad debts. the City of Sanford pursuant to At the Sante time, almost cv- Cpters 117. F.A C. of the cry type of lending institution Department's rules regarding the control of emissions whict may fr3m local credJt the maintenance of air and Chase Manhattan Bank Is ac- affect water quality Standards. cused of poor management for Copies of the aforementioned application, the technical anatyjis h.aving permitted bad loans tO performed by the Department's be made. Staff andttmeir proposed decision ore available for public Inspection at the 'We're cursed if we do, dam.. ned if we don't," said the preal following location. The Florida Department of dent of a large New York City Pollution Control. Central Region bank, 33)9 Miguire Blvd. Suite Orlando, Florida 32503 The National Foundation for Persont wishing to comment on Consumer' Qedit, *ivai ('OUflany aspect of this action required to submit their comments sels families caught in a fb n wilting to the address above clal pinch, estimates five or within thirty days of publication of of every 100 families in the nathis notice tion have money troubles, Board of City Coinmi$SIon,rs double the estimate of a year City of Sanford O. By: H N. Tamm, Jr A spokesman for the founds. City Clerk Publish: lan 31, 1975 tian was quoted during 1q74 as I 41—Houses _ MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 41c a tUii 6 thru 25 times SATURDAY Lecithin) Vinegar! Bet Kelp) Now all four In one capsule, ask for VB6+. Fausrs Legal ..otice ________ ______________________ HOURS a$%Uu1y. . - ruvc '- - - .w.- Jbdrm., l'zbath. $s.00oct, take ESTATE SETTLEMENT_ Sifl?ord's fInest shops, offices over exIsting $16,500 mtg. at 7', I available Eldellent location now I Oversized Pooi,6 bedrooms 7 baths. bedroom, 1 bath -split plan, on _____________________ ,appt call formal dining iit.soo 323 Oh? or 530 . nice size lot. $72,000 i You can get LAKE FRONT— Custom built, 3 fair price When you 3 Bedrooms,7 baths. bdrm, 7 bath, large lot, trees, advertise your "don't nee" in Ideal location. reasonJble rent. __________________________ Ph, owner 343372) anytIme. RATES - _. .. - WASIIINGVN (AP) As oil Increase through hikes In exporting cntrIes such as price of domestic oil which has Saudi Arabltend Iran search been freed of price controls. for ways tond their excess That brought them $42 billion petrodollars, merican critics in unearned, before-tax profits. charge the .S. government Presint Ford announced isn't getting s fair share of Jan. 15 he would money from international price controls on theend federal remaining oil companie Th per cent of US. oil on April 1, The critics iy the oil corn- unless Congress stops him. panies are r*ping unreasonWithout a windfall profits tax, ably large, indfa1I profits. the companies' unearned Several p1an.ave been pro- benefits then could rise to about posed to cut 4ose profits and bring the grnment more $17.4 billion before taxes. Hut Font !Isked Congress to Impose revenues fronbil. The oil corn- a windfall tax that would return panics are fitting back, ar- about 88 per of the corngumg their prfits are shrink panics' suddencent re%enue to the iflgnstheprjofninrjtjnn IIIV)' WOUIO oe risesandma,afldmoreof permUted to keep the rel CLASSIFIED DEPT. I 4l4uses - OVIEDO— Dupl*, Fn.or uurn. i I Prorty SQUARE" 7195 or 323 1593. __________________________ 831-9993 322-26 Absent j,to downtown, nvefy 2 mom,aIr, carpet, kltchenfully equipped. Water .sew,'-garbage r'vice pd. by owner. $170. 372 ADS .______ , . U.S, - 1— Friday, Jan. 31, 17S ! /Apartments Unfurn1std - - . -. - .. . . - -- - ,. ,. ... -. '... -- . ' ... -- �-- I- , I . ~ .. . . .1 - - - . - - . - , - - - __ - - - ~ . . .., .. - - - I - I ~ __ - - -____-. - .- .- - - - _- .- . - -- - I . - -_ - ~ - - __ - __ 1— -- - - . . - ~ - - . t~ -. - __ . -. -. I ------------------- - - --- -~ - . I ~ .- ~ - --------- ~ . - -, ___._______~:___r~~_ 1. - - - -- 6. LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, FL IV Friday, Jan. 31, 1975-48 I aim FRIDAY (24) Florida Report 9:30 (9) (13) The Detectives 10:00 (2. 0) Police (6) Special (9) Baretta 03) Dick Poeii 7:00 (2) Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line 191, To (Tell Woman ____________________________________________________ ,iva,rt (24) Masterpiece Theatre (35) Scleni.e Fiction Theatre 1030 (6) CBS Reports Ii)) P(T Patrol 11:00 (2.6,8. ) News (24) Aviation Consequences (13) The S•onemans (24) Intercom 24 (35.44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon 161 What's My Line (0) $25.000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood (I, 9) Laurel And vveainer (41) Night Gallery Squares (13) Wrestling -- 1:30 121 (6) (6, 44) Movie Week (8) School (6) (2 U Ro.lcrd Files (6) Smithsonian series (9) Hot L Baltimore 6:25 (2) 6:30 (2) (6) Sacred Knid" Of JIM KILLY in BLACK BELT JONES" 9:00 (2, 8) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hon9 Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9 30 (2, 8) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family 2000 AD (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (6) vaDil PP lS*Wll$ a-cc.,aav..s Pa-ala, 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem SEEK i j p NOW SHOWING AT REGULAR PRICES P S G N I W A H I) P T ECTPPARGTF L0o IENHo o 0 C C I AG E %' If 8:30 NBC SANThRD AND SON "The Masquerade Party" A real tany episode, featuring Fred and friend Grady. They decide to become contestants on a television 5110w, "CABARET requires some imagination in a masquerade. So Fred goes dressed are you ready? — as a ballerina, and Crady is disguised as a gorilla. It's a wacky show. ACADEMY AWARDS I - 'IISOSN C I A R I E I C Al LLRI LR H u s U r 'r L A oI CHILDREN — 1St GOLDEN AGE STUDENTS — 1.25 PG CLUB MEMBERS ADULTS — iso 15t "FAMILY FUN NIGHT" With 410 The Three Stooges Also / (G) "Georget" "Nick The Orphan Elephant" S--BIGCARTOONS handsome prince from drowning, then falls in love wi th him. The prince convinces the mermaid to give up her life in the sea toflveaz,dsujferasa human. Richard Chamberlain narrates this poignant story. I 0 T 10 N I C H ___________________________________ p M lns*ructhni: The hidden names Ilnd below appear forward, backward, up, down, Of dla1onafly In the Find each hidden name and box U In as wit: CA RTOON GRAPH Pi1OTu;H1pi V ChART ILLUSTRATION I'UTO(;fl.pJI DkAwIs(; MAP POSTER LN(,RAVi? MOTION PICTURES TELEVISION Tomorrow - [lodge Podi ,J•' V To order &ny or all of the expanded "Seek & Find - books, numbers through H. send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find." Star-Telegram Syndicate. AddreM letters in care of this newspaper. — - 'iALL OUT THE I 11I - - - - patriarch 32 1 stand oI 50 Solar aim - 1111111114 I __ - S4QcI'd — 1$ es honey dipped fried chicken, 6 hot butter tasljn' biscuit-i, 2 salads of your choice, 1 pint gravy — Feeds 5 to 7 people. BRIGADE piec of our W -ME NEEN. " Mon 95 ~w W Ii's U ' - I - 4 $ - - ..,. I 52 # I --i , , #r, ,. mLiiic w... '! 'i& - 49 . - - — 149 150 ---- ——— Safety is a family affair. vegetables since 1921. In photo at right, Robinson 11 31I p GOVERNORS I HIGHWAY SAFETY '. - a. . uuiiuer. ' _____________ . . - I____ . Ir . - i'. ', . 1. . ,', - -is' ______ 1 '' - . . -., 7. , -' - - -- . . . ' . - - shows one of forsee &- 11 - . i 1- - .-- .I ii. ''j * ' • , .. -• - - - - :k.',fr' ' .- : j 4 - __ _~ _ . __ - _Wk ~ - __... ., I, . - __. -. - ~ - - - - - '. , -'--".-' :' -'--i, '' - ----. ~ -- ~ ,-- . - g' -'- L Starke .-.. - - _4r •' ,. - i-_~ k J ' '' A i d d f 24 members ar.guests of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce attended the annual ' --- loll~/C1 it ' ¶ " Income fiq4 Dtj,,p 14 ,407,j were - -:: the excellent heads of cabbage which the farm has produced this year. However, Seminole produce wholesalers report that the current crop has been so good that prices are below "the break W more confident ) _ - . .!JI!1, .."-, and Tampa. unitsbegun,cosung . W __ '' '.---, Inc., Sanford, for - / e A1tiry:orit,. Springs' ativ. '1 think )IC have gone "if cc % 1 While construction of new included 113 single family are Cd headed back ' through the worst," said Lester homes and apartment units homes, $3,807,579; Orienta Mandell of Greater Con-nomi ' began slowing down in August Woods apartments 174 units With the traffic stmction Corp., Casselberry. having,"he said we are nOW ilfi and practically stopped In 11.75 million and Lakect fl certainly looks as though Seminole by mid-October, th e units, $100,000. k ' Shoemaker's construction money is loosening up and activity is primarily in the overall housing constuction All of Longwood's housing action by the federal gov picture locally ern. Id 'llwd the 1974 year construction starts were In ment to help savings and loan also does custom building all was good. single family homes. Winter Some '2,175 housing units Springs had said. 132 single family . the )' started construction at homes, $285,056, and 31 patio "When money is available "This should be one of the estimated building costs of homes, 94,Ooo. and the nterest rate is drop- better years we have seen in a ping, as it Is, people become long time," said Al mark HI of $45,1r7,o last year. Casselberry's activity In. Seminole County had 7 cluded 78 single family homes, and buy new Calbert Construction inc., 11,118,771 and three con• homes," Mandell said, adding Casselbey and Deltona. The City of Sanford had 579 dominiurn tinita of 44 uni, that now is a partkularly good 'We are experiencing more uni ben, costing $8,253,2. $42,600. time to buy hcmcs because activity with homcs than we Included 61 sIngle family Oviedo had 36 single family construction costs have have in a long time and I am homes, $1,272,720; 462 con- homes $805,176 and a five-wilt stablized at least for awhile, encouraged," he said. domjpjum units, ,3,OOO and apartment house, $8Qoo. Lake Greater Construction is In"Interest rates are down and the 56 unit Geneva Garden Mary's housing activity was volved In land development I do not anything but Apartments, 1654,502_ exclusielv in singe family In the South Seminoic Area. better times," Clark said. Altamonte Springs had 359 homes. - ~ - -!~-1 --1 , 1 1.___ i~__,__._ ;. I "- _^" , !:~ .,_. . - Wholesalers reported that many area farina have switched from cabbages and vegetables to soybeans In a bid to make more , — - — [ __t - - - I - ~q -___ * LI , : lwiiio - I night at The Forest in Lake — FAMILY SPEcIAL. 0000*IVH -- Il Charles H Smith Jr, chalrlflanoftheboardofUs. Chamber of Commerce was the speaker and cited the . I .-- L " issues- - _______ Odham Plans Subdivisicn ByJVUANS7ENSm0M J. Bralley Odham, long time north Seminole developer, have i_. -. 'c _ ____ _________ L.,L M7 W- -' to free economy challened toand I've always been a volume governm ent control presently." builder." eventually will consist of 201 "PlumbIng materials and homes The density will be just labor is up from 20 to 50 per cent slightly more than four homes over 1971 levels and petroleum I presently facing — (;iagr'ss. "%Ve • _ - -i-k -', guest - It- . ____ ;1r1 1ra — (Related story listing all aiards and photos on pages ZC and 3C annowicj,j today that he plans per acre, A. 1d .m ent ered the C based products, such as to begin construction in March Questioned why he was tru,,tion fie ld in the roofing, is much higher I) of Sonora South, ii $1.3 million planning to proceed now with than during ft s when he developed the 1971, The Topper Award, presented subdivision bordering the east his Sonora South development ,, first section of Plnecrest. Three to the Individual who renders 1 .1 A side o1 In addition, Odham f oiuoru A v,enue aiiu vi.4 ew 0. present economical exother sections of Pinecrest service to the community, was a "amen lying south f his most recent and inflationary conditions SUCi, as u,v followed before he derelped made to Dr. George Starke. $300,000 ! project, Sanora. Odham said, "Ile government Sanora clubhouse Suntand Estates. Ile moved his As Starke received the award making low cost money complete with Tennis cowu Odham re vealed that the first s operations to Orlando and from Mack Cleveland, he said, -11_i~ IMmAll I - ~ __ -~_ = **41h. flab) nd ho to be and a junior Olympic sized pool ilevelped kingswood before phase of Sonora South will I don I know whether to shed be a v a i la bl e to to fnnee se tomes for consist of 49 two, three and four South coming back to &mninole and some (tars or Just , sa thank Sanora homeow ners w h o wis bu y ers under 7. h constructing FHA 235 homes In ,ou." It appeared the doctor did ' bedroom homes and will be our 'i"to purchase memberships. And, a --.--- . second section of Sunland a little of both as he priced to sell n the $Z000 to cent them pla n. ,so, t I • I I (, 'Anvfl a uC%eeOepu Sa nora C — w buildi g Estates and subsequently the acknowledged the standing • $28,000 price range. Financing added "right -a--spent something like $150,000 Twenty down in most West subdivision west ovati on for purchasers will be available and said, "I'm over. ____________________ for drainage w hi ch will serve Housing categories. For example of Pinehurst. thr ough the Federal r ,"he thelmed," continued,' an abundance of the South Sanora il Administration and the Odham attended local Dr. Starke was born In labor is a v ailable at prices Because of these items," he Veterans Administration. Topper Award Pre'll"tatI611111 III made 10 Dr. George Starke Ileft) bV Mck ClevelanA _1,schools, graduated from Melrose In 1898 and attended adde , , to Louisiana College, served as a Florida A01 University, Florida in Odham and the City of such as concrete blocks as well something like 1927 and opened his Seminole County Medical trunity. Sanford be gan annexation of as concrete and 000' to naval officer during World War Tallahassee and Meharry Sanford office. at 1971 cost Society. the If. served as state president of Medical College, Nashville, A member of the Baptist $30 000 In September. levels along with eeectrica) ' lie was the second black His younger brother, L C. Church, he also belongs to the the Florida JayCees, won Term. He interned and served doctor Rezoning of the supplies and labor. Some Another reason In Florida to become a Starke, Deland, is al,so Odham gave national acclaim as a as resident physician In a Masons, Shriners, Alpha Phi recently completed and lumber items are down to 1971 member of the American doctor. Alpa's Odtiam's site plan has been levels and some are not," for starting construction now is residential developer. and hospitals ranging from New Medical A&sociation and al.so well as the he that low cost single fzirnily twice narrowly He has long been recogni accepted by the City. The tract declared. missed being Orleans to Chicago to North believed lobe the first to hold a as a dedicated physic-Ian andUd chamber of commerce. homes are moving in volume elected governor of Florida. a His office is at 1011 S. Sanford Carolina before he returned to post such president of the faithful servant of the corn- Ave. s - 11 111 k i 1 :1 r 1 SATURDAY And SUNDAY - ,, - . <j . GET CHILDS PLATE FOR.- Resolve to let Cessna Pilot Education got you off the ground ' 4 Limit 3Foe Clulds Plate n I •', '. -; ' • - ' W,ffi This Ad , .:,--.. I - '.__ - project. ' - no I d " &*.FRIED ctiici OpenOiily ltam flit m. Fro £ Sal lit lip m l$ Frncp Av, 11-li way it tn Sanford tract , ' . ' ' property was fraternity as r as Ike C Et _ Inside Today 0 I 0 e, 19 Emergency Numbers Listed A RESTAURANT & LOUNGE 3364 EDGEWATER DRIVE ORLANDO, FLORIDA Located In The Edgewater Shopping Center, Cor, Edgewater & Par ,__ - - . ; ~ __ ~ L I - Myths Explored And Exploded - Writing your state legislator or federal lawmaker You can find their correct addresses and names on Pages 2A and SA of today's Herald along with a complete list of emergency numbers for area police, fire, ambulance services, hospitals and the Florid Highway Patrol on page 3A for your convience. (lip 'cm and keep 'em for ready reference. of - M ~ . 41 - fq Student Car Pools Bomb a car pool to get to school-they' had rather !e4p late ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= - , ,• .- , sta homing is definitely helping," The C81bert firm is active in $1,661.371; (hiedo 41 units, is headed back to normal, said A. K. Shoemaker of construction in asse err, $M7,1d6 and Lake Mar) 27 ccIng to three area Shoemaker Construction --.----, - ..- ' - house. Prices re bl an units $4,220,941; Winter Springs interest rates are down,' he 163 C') GG units programs such as subsidy said L ";,. . -.....-- N A, even" mark. Currert price for cabbage by the crage is $2.50 and — 'IO per ba5 and ezpi ,asay $3251.s oc ededtobream even AUVEJJC0MMISSION H "Indications are that money is beginning to loo.ien up somewhat an d d federal The slump in construction activity 'fl.,.fl)1flQieouflt) iu It . 9 - Robinson doingjust that at the Ap pex Farm on East Celery Ave In Sanford this week. RobInson, 79, has been working on county farm s, cutting and hauling cabbages along with other Tr - , 4 , g now FREAVUES a ta - St ud ent car pools are considered excellent Ideas In • By D()NNA ESTES - . ... . _--,l, today's energy crisis, but a survey by Herald Staff Writer Mickey Lochrldge of three Seminole area college campuses finds the students aren't using th e "togetherness' -r-' '-' -.' stage ' - '* t - ,k ) t - . harvesting of cabbage and other produce at area farms and Herald Staff Photographer Bill Vincent captured Amelia NONE - —--- HRIVE SUNSHIE STATL an actor, two t ) ,~"A A familiar sight to man Seminole Count residents -- .4 . It's Cobbage Harvest Time ForSeminole I)' - - — . - Seminole onstruc ion Ri sin - TJ - . 4 , = . -1 - -- Say - - -- - . -_•,; Ve - 7.~~,%-. 'I. 'a -_ ders . - - ;, - -'~ , 1 t & —- -. .1 - Q4 , & Sun. - r- . -A.- '. \ L -.. .... Good Thurs., Sat. -- ) 1, - I - are fe -. I I U - 2 I _L_i to . '• of THE BUCKET 1A_-- I t. jillf= -, L. __ M aai a ' _.:-7 _ - a narrator 's IADE • FII I 1, 'I J-0 ! _~ saster of I 1 o - Iq — W j B . , &~i ~~ : ' GIVE YOURSELF I BOOK H rg's . -' -.- - 11 8 r1tç( ___._ •.. 2 - -: 52L#gumo 33 Ant-cat -. — IF 29Pubdt.t* Venezuela - - 19 I ., 9.10 CBS SMITHSONIAN SPECIAL "Flight: The Sky's the Limit." A most appealing special, especially for ad. THE UNDERSTUDY. By Which is most galling, since venture-minded young people. ElLa Kazan. Stein & Day. 347 Sidney not only has an ego big • .. D.,.,.. •.,r Oul 'JI&l-5cn001 00)3 10110w enough to overflow a football the flight through history i Much too long, much too field but back in the '40s when wordy, "The Under ttudy" is development of airplanes by he wait a star he gave the other one restoring vintage airplanes. Of those rambling novels In actor his initial stage break. which the parts The bo)s visit the Air and Space several of Kazan's novel does have them anyway — Museum, an aerial circus In better than somi' good things in it - most Virginia, relive the glorious the whole, notable is the scene In which the In his latest book, Ella Kazan, moment of the Wright brothers narrator beautifully tells off an at Kitty Hawk, recall Liuid.. who had extensive experience arrogant director but they flight across the Atlantic with films and the be before are overwhelmed by the duller and re-create the di turning to writing, details at portions of he the book, most great, often trying, length, the notably the Hindenburg. Barry Sull;van de. the narrator, fouk4up life of scription of an African safari. actors to be specific. One is the Phil Thomas narrator this book. He tells A1 Books Editor his own story — taking the SKATING SCHEDULE reader oil tour to such diverse SUN 1:30, 3:10.4-6 P.M. MON. places as Africa, Florida, New CENtRAL ILORIDA'S OLDf ST TOES. PRIVATE PARTIES York City's meaner streets, AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE WED, PRIVATE PARTIES THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES assorted bcdrooi, and into and FRI. 73II P.M. onto the stages of various SAT.9 3011:30 A.M. Broadway and off-Broadway 1:11-4 P.M. 7:30 I 1 PM. playhouses do so. He also details t he li 'r*dp a,tm. clwes 04 it of gn4w* one Sidney \ I IlI III 1I%I (';IstIcrnan nee Schlossberg SKATE CITY ii one-time stage great but De Tick Rd., .11 Hey t73 FERN PARK Heavy Wi.,.,,, 8..I currently reduced to living on 9 247 han(l(,ut', fr uiti the narrator. 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The story Involves the adventures of two kids 0 escape the boredom of rainy days, and fmdad.entwe when a free-spirited cat visits their hoe. 7:30 AND 9:35 7:00 (2) Untamed World (6) Hee Haw (I)) Kung Fu FIND' waterfront (2 (SIIVn$W'1 41 mountain 25flom, goddess of 3 Cleveland I$IOJ r4 g . - 38Einloqe, — ''" . . i (Cort Ionn 20 Maf 0 bad 28 Morit 30 Go bankrupt 31 One of the t. __-__ z__-__ t[tLtI •......- -• - (9) ABC Closeup Theodor Geisel's children's 1 Hudson Brothers AFTERNOON 8•8:30 CBS DR. 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Seminole iwity alone ranks 18th In e In incklentsofakohoflstmC smIning the problem, an at ment available locally. _-- -= - -- ________ ______ -- r --- -- - - -- - - - ---- I 4 CLOSII) 1'v1I \ f- " ONC{ AN ALCOHOLIC, AL,I4YSANALCOi.1OLIC. . 2) Florida School for Alcoholic Studies at F11, and has r'. - _~___ ~~~_ ~~~~ . _ . - - A -' has co- directed the annual - — -. . . - •VVI not estimates, but tallies based on actual agency contact wift patients suffering from ii disease Of Mc-øho1Ln A toL that includes anreported i cident of alcoolismn ou1d he far higher. Unkovic, chairman of the FTU Sociology Department, - II Ui4 P DL S T T1-11 N & 0r4 LAP 114 To o P E N I - rald staffer Bill Belleville n last e -- III coholism.0 Researrhp.rc% . . . & ~ - . . . Z. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 31, 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/2f8125e1ea3462234f180660fdcef34d.pdf 405c7117ae9746b5cba403f9bcf4fff5 PDF Text Text - ____________________________________________ - ----I.TTT IE - - - ---,-- I I - . . -- . - ~Lyn;.,. --.-... -- . - '.--r - "--a .1 ,~,&~yM:,%_-XA"J------- - - -.-=" . - -_ ,1. --.-- --- . I - _______.___. - - ___ -"- -.,--, . ___ _ . - I -_ I 0 i 1. I LEISURE ", El Evening Herald, Sanford, H. Cu "I KI TONIGHTSTV 11 EVENING 6 Price Is Right (9) G en eral Hospital — M1 (6) Concentration What's My Line (9) Dinah (13) Cable Pree (24) Intercom 24 (,o da' Dimensions In Culture 32:30 (9) Movie 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show In 730 (2)' Jeopardy (6) What's My Line Wide World Animals Let's Make A Deal (13) Richard Hall 8:00 (2) - 101 I" rl, 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee L.35 (5) U. y L Today News (9 ) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Uniscope Maude Pro Bowl 9:30 (6) Rhoda (13) Defectives (24) Romanflc Rebellion 10~00 (6) Mr. Roomy Goes To Washington (13) Dick Powell (24) Washington ~c I 1 - 9 .1 C4 Fj I ot Z Ro In C4 - 01 Tt - " 1:00 "CRY DI flame comes back to haunt Rhoda, and her marriage. He's unswarethatRhoda, by now, is manied, &W ads her out for dhw, wWch enrages Joe. ._- Ti C4 04 Do JR1 " HIT 1-ft - - 8 __ C4 C4 T( .-1 -'A I I :1 0 0 K R A E H E L P B U P M , S 4kE!d CALICO HEARTS HOWEIA SEDUM ~ Tomorrow: Weaving Accessories 0 I To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find"books.' numbers 2 through 8. send 60 cents for each. making checks payable to "Seek & Find."Star-Telepam Syndicate. Addre-m Do g in swer, my friend, is not blowin' , A Ca P 1 ! early 196 when, as she putsit, executive - not her husband — lalled "Mary Tra%ers and when the trio she calis "PPM Friend," the one-hour show f ea br oke up after nine ears of tures chats with prominent mu. fame for both its music and its sir groups or solo performers, involvement in the civil rights as w,*11 as samples (A their old and antiwar movements. and n recordings and those of Al though she says she'd still other artLcts ll~cy ailinire. be with the trio today had no decision been nude by fellow singerPaulStookeytoleave the group and kcomne mcre inCENTRAL FLORIDA'S 0101ff 'solved in religion than song, she AND FINUT STEAK HOUSE likes It change. "One of the fun things about being rin your own is that you -in take enormous chances and - iingsand do all '~' I I__"I I% I ff A ~ %f' kind,* of outrageous things you & Y S WE DARE YOU TO COMPARE! - & i GOLDEN SPOON AWAPD t• 'I k 7 $ ALL FOR PRICE ! ' 111 11 i I ul SANFORD LONGWOOD ALTAMONTE .11 IX In five years -Sobiks has never offered a spocial — as we have oncentra ted on g ivin you the most . - - When Hungry. Sf4 $ OZ SEflwIiO 17 V - N0111111) / 40141 X0*07 3 r ______ _ Reçular -'( Don't Say Sandwich, I - - Say .... *. .. CD ALL UMI nkI ti1 s,Ii I . het S ( ii k ( S -_ — '.-_ DAILY LUNCHEON FRIDAY NIGHT 5 FEATURE CD MON. Baby AND DINNER DAILY FAMILY NIGHT .4 - -____.__-.—------.--± N '" - I I - -."-•• '. -- . .- - TUES Veal Parmesan WED Chic & Dumplings -• ".. .. . • •.=. i_ -. -.'------- - - . -- 1- _ _ . 'j .--.-.-----.-' THURS. Beef Stew FRI Tro ut Atmondine - . - .. -'- . I attempt to train a policeman to subdivision urged citizens "let -, -. 11 eto,~ - ro_ A~z - ~~O_w . !~_ w ' __ , ' - BACKS POLICE '• Chief be a fireman, your voice in government be "It is not council's job to heard" at last night's mee ting. terminate individuals," Connell Under the captions, "Don't said today. "Once the coun ci l t your city go up In smoke" had determined where further and "Don 't let the acts of city cu have to be made, it would council rob you blind," th e have been the department sheet said, The city muter . head' s job to make the budget minds should and must in. adjustments in whatever way novate another method of he saw fit. The department generating revenue," heads are directly answerable "With crime on the in. to the city council." crease," the sheet declared, Connell added that he will "Particularly in these hard make a moLion at tomorrow-s times, and with the possibility 7:30 p.m. meeting that of a fire at your house, cutting LaBossiere be authorized to manpower on the police and fire hire the replacement departments can eaUy aff ect ._._ _ ______ st Me Cas erry Amends Fi*re Ordinance Dates Scheduled / e In other arraignments, a Feb. public defender to represent 24 trial as scheduled for him in a Marcl, 3 trial on the Forrest Ike Fafler, 22, of sealbattechargehasyetto O1edo Faller is accused of be assigned larceny of a motor vehicle and third degree arson in connection with the Jan 14 theft of a Ovied Fl Dc Department resew van from the Oviedo I Fire Station arul the burning of AreadeatiLs __ __-.5A the vehicle near Forest City. Bridge . ..... .. B 'Tripl dates also Calendar . -.. 1. 1. I .5B scheduled for four youths in- . 1. . I, " . ~__ - -i4e, _. ____ - - : _~ I -_ ~ -_ 1~, - I* 'y' .' %~~ _= 1 ,. — " I . Vi, 1, __~I tyl K. / --i ~ 0 -1 W - i - --- - % = I _4 ? -~ _ W 1 7___ - ~~ -, , ~_* )aZ - _71- __11W ~, . - - U - .1 Seminole County Grand Jur3, Ikett, 30 '' "R_~Wf_ . ,.. , T ~_T_L~ . -_ ._-_Tr z~- - 4 ~-~ PA . AV 414 _. 11 . - z -~ - - __ ~_ I Jur ~ Selection Under Way In Trial Of Grant Wilson - ; ~ - - m ' . ip,- ~ I T '' M~oci w w - '1h - . . -_ - -" - ---%- ~~_. investigators, poli cemen and court of ficials connected with the cams not to make statements to the press concerning the pending cases. 11v court order is in accordance with a local court nile concerning pal publicity. Robert A Shaw, 29 March 3 trials were set for Patrolman Hiram Lyle Hamlin, , and Raymond I " ' P Animal Control Officer Rotert H Camp. f 1/ IV o icemen or ,,San Fort wThree Arra"igned In Co rt Edit or ial comment - Chicken Any Two Hnt Vegetables, Fresh Hot Large Filet Mignon Steak or Baby Beef Liver Any T Hot Roll and Buffer lb Baked Potato and Butter Tossed Groen Salad With Dressing Fresh Vegetables, Hot Roll and Butte, $ 69; 49 $ .' X __ - - _-_ Z -. - - - ! *; ~"fl~ z ~"Z - - 2- -_ - - r- f- ~Iw - - McUarim l8llO6PcanA%e, ThCt !on,i Springs man accused woman accused in the &%ov. 1. nection w th the Oct 11, theft of H -wife, Ma Wilson, a ttempted robbery-shootout at . ___ . __ ~ ___Ew a ,Midway couple's life savings A faces trial Feb. r Ervin 3 on a charge the A & P, Interstate Mall, reportedly SIX1.01010 to $100,000. of SPort.s ....................1-23 Edwards Jr., 17, Seminole _______ buying, receiving and con. Alta-monte Springs, was RLU) Sta te .......................3A Gardens Apts., Sa Grant Wilson Jr., 47-year-old cealing stolen property I.'I nford, and a i. in scheduled this week before TV .........................6B March 3 trial for Christopher scUSty'tedmlnlster,M5Aj East connection wi th the safe th / ;ç' _____ ________________ • eft Circuit Court Judge A.J. Weather .................. 5A Paul Varnmen, 15,115 Maitland -~_ SR36. Altamonte Spñng, is and a 17-year-old ~ -_ - - -- - - __ M___ juvenile boy, liose ma nn but has now been World News SA Ave., Altamonte Springs with robbery in the I also charged in the case, has a rescheduled for the week of a safe f rom the home trial perng m the In other robbery cases, trial circui t cour t Feb 27 WEATHER . _k A4 of Gomion was set for Feb. 17 for John Hillery, 71 Mid ~=t_ juvenile division. Mrs. Dean Parrish, also Henry Mobley Jr, 19, of - %ilson is scheduled for trial 1knownasN1ene McTicr,38, terday's hIgh 76 low this Oiedo, and for Feb 24 for is 11111cr), his sister, Mary t w ee k of Feb 24, on the 40, Mostly fair and Major Wheeler, 19, 18H W. l3 tti argcd wi th robbery, second Forest City Elementary School recnUy plan ted a im t, Brown, 66, and a friend, witness hmpering charge. mild today with highs In The lift. St., San!ord. degr murder, attempted honoring Arbor Day. Mrs. Ann flanock, of Gale A&SOclates, who Roosevelt White, 68, were tied Partly cloudy and cool tonight. The first degree murder trial Defense attorney Roger inurder, 4hooting within an donated th e tree, helped in the planting with an assis t from CELEBRATED up by four intruders who Be ' of Sanford represents Complete weather details on of Donald Eugene Jones, 40, occupied building and use of a Principal Arnold Otto wtdle the entire school applauded their ransack ed the house east of Wilson in the robbery case. page 5%. Largo, Flu., in the Jan. 9 firearm in ttT11r1L55iOfl of a i'ffnrts. Sanford and took an old sa fe. Prosecutor in the trial IS felon 5A Sanford, and Douglas James ________ - . = ~ •---_ ._' _T-' , ' i - - ,'- . - .,. .-- --' CCv•1g% s_I,' k1IL -- ARBOR DAY I: .- ' . - _____ ____ 1~ (1 Van 11(4 Lampering charge in t th the robbery rctbon I_ 99 $ kI ~V~-' ~Tj : - '-------=------- , . J An obviously shaken Coun- and Connell have spearheaded Cilman Jer ry Connell said today an economy move, since he called upon Polk to send financial statements from ____ Shesald theparentcompany, Which built a stt.dlo rot a Na. "-----------'- _ . ~,' -___ .--- ee tin 9 M - Delicious Smothered -- ,_____ ounci I C 1 Jftspithl notes FEATURING LUNCH -] I- At mination by the board whether he can repla ce a resigned firenn, slammed a writ te n LONGWOOD - Sheriff John resignation in front of Mayor Polk was called upon today to James Lormann and later prevent the reoccurrence of accepted the unsigned near-riot conditions which document hack from the city flar ed ala city council mee ting thief eXeCutie ___________ . SB 'HOUSE OF QUA LI T Y FOODS" HWY. 17.92 & FAIRBANKS WINTER PARK, FLA. . • - III' C WEDNESDAY NIGHT CO'Pz11f '-. sks Sheriff s ' . _________________ -_. Li Y £15 M TILS PM FRI I SAT TI t P M OtNO tl,,,AfH ath A fly DOINNA ESTES Herald Staff W ri ter a prior er.3e but was assured the SOBIK 1 %!'~I~L' ~-__1-- • kwhatever protection he (Polk) accountant Harold Hartsock .Al deems necessary so council indicated the city faced V., business tomorrow can con. bankruptcy if spending was not tinue without the shouting curtailed. itIt The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce presents a which dominated yesterday,s LU 1 Connell and Grant made no VA - * __ proclamation to Pollee thief Ben Butler (second from right), meeting, secret of the fact they were - -. commending the Sanford Police Department. Following the Police officers, firefighters, eyeing the poice department, . ast recentiy of four Sanford policemen on charges, and supporters jammed city which receives one-thi of the fire chief that heel city can the department has come under some adverse erldclim and both Connell sai d he personally hall last night to dernand that city' s operating revenue, as the JERRY CONNELL be proud of," Connell said, visited with both men Saturday the Chamber of Commerce and Sanford aty-Commission have police jobs be maintained chief spot to cut the remaining adopted resolutions commending thief Butler and represented at last night's "and the firemien are a credit to to give them full information regardless of the city's p4,000 de fi cit, after intensive meeting the city, especially the concerning the city's Imanclaf Police Department. Piletured with Chief Butler are 1from left financial condition. by former budget cuts were made in all volunteers," Cliamber President Wayne Albert, Mayor Ute Moo;-~. Bufler and State Attorney Newman Brock, distress. Connell said after And Fire Chief Roy other departmetits. LaBossiere told The Herald Chamber executive Manager Jack Horner. 1Bossiere, impatient after a The Police Department's be who urged that police officers being informed, the two men need to our city last nigh t that he expected agreed two-week' city should do s wait for a deter- Benevolent Association was departments rather Ulan being oction on the replacement whatever necemary, to bring f irefighter tomorr ow. --I laid off or dismissed. the budget th balance, Connell two wft , ks ago asked Fire and police supportm The men denied Conmfl,s Police Chief Tom Hennigan to Wt night insisted the potential statements. temporar ily transfer one or two cut in the police department j Grant attempted to formally 1111 1 ' cf 11 Iller, to the !Ire' 1 0 rcx-.,1t of a .~*r.wiraltty appoint , a cifizens lh=CW 11 department to fill the vacancy sconflict between city personnel advisory committee to help , there. Hennigan said, however. and the city council. council worx out the citys that none of his of fice rs wished Over the weekend, a money problems. By ED PRICKETT lie requested land deve loper to be fire fighters qod mimeographed sheet over 7be motion to amend the states the fire chief may be cused drier of trying to remove said the department operates in Herald Staff Writer ordinance was made by Mayor moved only for Just caw-,L! LaBossiere said he would narnes of Andy Seminazz c and him for "political reasons." a 'highly professional manner" Bill Grier, who last week after a public hearing before rather pull a shift himself than Larry Goldberg of Sanda lwood Councilman John Zacco and at the lowest cost of any fir e (Continued On Page 2-A) CASSELBERRY- City recorrimended to at least two the mayor and the councfl.,, opposed Grier's recom. department in the county. Council yesterday agreed to councilmen the ouster of Rasooli said today. mendation to have the city "You're trying to pull amend the ordinance creating It"001i. who is a volunteer fire "This will then enable him attorney draw up an amended sormthing out that no one is the fire department, a move chief. (Grief) to remove me for the ordinance, but was outweighed ready to discuss at this time," aimed at removing Mm from is, specifically , is to amend previously stated," Rasooli "Why do you feel like his job. The nlayorsaid hewanted the the portion of the ordinance that said. Last week, Rasooli ne- upgrading it?" Zacco asked. V flc amendment because the 0 department neecis to change 11 j ~~iiiii ~91 Iron, a volunteer to ,I full,ime . status. Ile said the ordinance needs to be "updated and upgaded." Six of seven &rifod policemen am Arraignment of Patroirrm Larry 1"n By BOB LLO YD Martin is charged. in con- slaying of tavern owner But Grier dec li ned to spell auxiliary policemen arrested cont AssIstant State Attorney Payton, , was continued until next Herald Staff Writer nection with the Jan. I rape of a Edward Adamkiewicz was set William Staley explained th,at exact changes he has necion with burglaries have en tered Id weck 12- year-old girl at her Sanford for March 3. A second suspA pleas of innocent in circuit court at ect under state law dealing with All the suspects are from Sanford and However, Council Chairman In what court observers home, Sanford and trial dates have been set. indicted in the case, Glenn prior convictions the shoplifting Edith Duerr shed a bit more havt been suspended by city officials. lled the largest session in Martin was acquitted by a Edward Meinert, 24, of Pitt- charge, The men didn't appear for arraignnormally ' recent years, Circuit Court circuit court jury at Sanford on sburgh, Pa., was continued for misdemeanor handled ina light on the issue. Asked if the officers were arrested Jan. 9 and menu Monday before Circuit Court Judge Joe Cowart arraigned 43 a rape charge last yea. ordinance change is designed to 10 Judge Joe. A. following an internal inve3tigaUon arraignment next Monday. Cowart but their atUrneys county court, can be prosecuted oust Rasooli, dants at .Sanford Monday. she replied: Ile told the court ,Monday that conducted by Police f iled written no tices of ap Chief Ben Butier and pearance and Judge Cowart ordered an as a third dcgree felony, thour proceeding as he doesn t k now w ho he' s ac pleas of innocent to charges of breaking Iiindo ornan s bond for I would hesitate to say. The Stale) told the court t he highlighted by a colorful out- cused of raping in the current feited ,and that a warrant be discovered 57-ye r and entering and grand larceny division m coo pe ration wi th sta te and ld IA a mayor should have the bu rst by a rape suspect who case and that hc surrendered in cvunty law enforcement agencies. Scheduled for a Feb. 17 trial before issued for her arrest, after she Mmeda Thomas 'has about autho r it y to appoint the lire objected to the assistant public Jacksonville after placing a call failed to appear for arraign- prior shoplifting convictions in Ju dge Clarence Johnson was Raleigh The suspecare ts accused in connection chief- I assuml,- the ordinance defender representing him at to a public telephone booth in ment on a shoplifting charge Orlando m Paul Sessions, 22-year-old city buildittg ill givee turD that auth ority." unicipal court" arraignment Sanford He said an unidnI nspector and auha police ma n store and an auto dealership. fense Ixie Ieo Martin, , of tified man told him police were Trisls before Judge DaidStrawn were Attorney Newman Brock has obta ined a , *,%fidway, told the court he wal looking for him In the Jan. I I scheduled for the week of Feb. 24 for court order in behalf of B&nneft and unhappy with his ex perience in rape case - . .. petence and expertise." According to the management report, a county a dm i n istra tor ap. pointed by the Board could be 'implemented imtnediately." Both elected and appointed positions would draw a $30,000 annualsalary. The small management staff, which could also be implemented Immediately by w, woul d require Ad I : f — i .- . The second alternative -an appointed manager would be hired "based upon professional com• .1 . biography dealing mainly with growing up I 1 £ n W C to her new show, which began last Highway at cording weekend in cities, 17-92 ___________ , to i clur, Twenty Fir.111 Communications (~)rp, he's married to Jerry lay . br, pthlisher of National lam po.n nT.l:;,Ir' The IIIIgaZIne is owned by Twent mu nications, but she says he played no part in setting u he r R3I-32' ' 1" Vdve I - I '. I I F #D (HI(KEN OSIfR5 nj '' I _______ - ' - __.~:__ -_-~ _ ~~___- __ Index (NICKIN : - 29 I - ''5j1 , - additional space facilities for the staff. position, and the Board th a weak one, you don't MI three al te rnatives would require the creation get the checks and balances you shoWd — the Board of an Office Management Analysis and becomes a rubber smp." Evaluation (OMAE). The office would budget Also, in work session discussion of the report, eparaUon and control, budget f or ecasting, and which is "98 per ce nt complete," commissioners performance evalua tion, learned that by law they would have But, ir. discussion of th e executive form, m• designate a medical doctor as head the Heal th missioner Dick Williams declared, 'You're Department, instead of a lay administrator. But, assuming you have an ideal person there who won' t they cotild appoint an assistant administrator" deteriorate through the years." that wod hanc the "day4ay" business CornmLssion Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., agreed operations of the departm ent, as long as he didn't that, "If th e county manager develops into a song interfere with medi cal decisio ns, e ________________ - dates and occasioiul cIu work LOW — — 4 price $163 required. - i I ° .1 -n food Is the same, but now, get that thirdsandwich at 30 Reg. ties" in the state. But, in order to have an eleLted executive, special state legislation would be Lon 9wood 'i I a~.! 1-. I" I - .- delicious food,,,Ounce for ounce" for the dollar. Our 3 Pieces of delicious chicken cole sw, trench fries, casting Corp. variety specials e wrote and WINNER — - '/2 1 4 CHICKEN DI NN ... _. - Chaftooled to Poffe"ion , - Al. It V 1i . TUESDAY SPECIAL hot rnH. b I Of Your Choke At ing the room now. This is the *u'u"., ~&~'Ci 7- A T REG. PRICE Got Your 3rd. Sand wich 11 normousstretcl FRAFAVAUTS 4 01 Paul Peter 1 in the wind. Stie's still singing, "we hung out in the same coffee suggested her as the host of a phone number of lier agent and . hoes and starsed toge thei " pop and folk music talk show her manager but now aiso Gwij A tall, friendly woman of 38, tionally syndicated radio show each week 'e's worked solo since l0, I'S ______ __ SoBlIcs She says one future guest is Uonal Lampoon radio series "When the idea was fht ever happened to Ma of Pe- recl usive folk millionaire Bob last year, had been considering brought to him," she TIflI1Cd, ter, Paul and Mary? The an- Dylan, a friend of hers since the other radio projects when an "he said, ,AtI, fe!las. I'm leay. of ~ . I VI MONISTERA COPPERLEAF MOb0NES . COSTUS PURPLE HEART ., NEW YORK (AP) - What- r : 1100t ,iz,pvfl COLEUS ALOE AUCUBA U 1:30 I - I letters in care of this newspaper. ___ __ I A TS EN0TSN00ME hid a ume and box out, "is generally more prevalent in larger coun- o L I ~ . ! I T__ ___M~ ~5~~ - R I 01 N L8ARRL A A RIH implementation of organization changes that were Studying Reorganization Plans f ~_l - Aa~ __ -~_ AJ I A M U U E E V G P C C E P A S S EC La lkm ~ Ff woDNNA TVNAR A D G L L C I A L E , newly assigned to the over. Z-1A-_!-1#2,"_14 a 1.11 zealous policeman, is caught in the middle. . ff*IL I ______ I - , 9-11 ABC PRO BOWL This FIATO SIPT41"61"a V"9&"" should be professioml footROOM cmaii hall s last gasp, an annual rmru star clash from the Orange 7:30 ONLY Bowl in Miami with the usual ABC team of commenta tors °n DO hand -Howard Cosell, Frank Z1111AGW"' Gifford and ex Karras. 1 Plants D H A A I E W 0 H R C This leads to tragic consequences. Mike Danko, ~ ,, n r ecommended in December. Mnorg the proposed changes was the adoption of a county manager form of government which could go three ways, ace 0rding to the firm' s represen. tive E.H. Underwood. Th e three alternatives included an elect ed chief executive, an appoint ed one, and a management staff reporting directly to the Board. Each al te r. native would require Its unique re-organization and s ta ffing for implement1on, — Foliage House U E I D W E H 0 H 0 E S P get -evidence against a drug pudw. = (24) Man And Environment I (35) MII1 RFD (44) Heroes V I Of (13) Old Smothers Brother C A L J N P C E 8 E 0 P N P E 9 U G P bypLws normal procedures to of 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News U R 0 H A I C T A C A 0 P day. In this obsession, he Z k I (44) Lucy Show a 12:00 (9) Ns ( ~= , o By BilL BELLE VILLE Herald Staff Writer County Commissioners studying th e various ths to implementation of a county government re. organization yesterday, generally agreed that the county manager posi tion recommend ed a management study can be a "dangerous situation." Pu blic Research and Management Inc., of Atlanta, Ga,. which completed the efficiency study of the county government in the fall, presented the ' N G L A E K L S N N T H I S C N 0 0 M who lives and breathes law enforcement almost 24 hours a (") The Fugitive of (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 1, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre SEEK & FIND" 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES 11be Hunting Ground" William Entertainment . Id Life (9) The Big Showdown () My Favorite Martian Best 10:30 (2. I) Wheel Fortunie (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres High Rollers 11.00 N You See It (9) Wide World Of (6) Andy Griffith (13) Modern Home Diqest Girl In hiy S%ees (6) Joker's Wild Father Knows Straight Talk (44) Mod Squad Lives (6) GUIdl9 Light (9) S10.000 Pyrami d Junction (35) Felony Squad Live-In (44) La 10:30 (24) Black Perspective (33) Rat Patrol 11'OO (2 I) News (24) 1-1111as, Yoga And You (IS) Burke's Law (44) Night 1 1:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show Dinah Shore (24) Mlster Roger's Neighborhood D () - 0 " ssi -. 5:00 (9) (6) As T he Turns Beaver d - — A (9) MI: (44) Leave It To .- ' find our grea t friend. . 11 - -.-------.'." v er to the Hillcrest Count Burns had gone o ffice 15 10 ___________ Club, has lunch and plays th.at morning as bridge for a couple of houn seemed to feel a reed to resurne every afternoon. his ordinary routine. The office -,Then I go home and have a was (old. Burns sat in his nap, e says. overcuat, clutching it around . j Even a tragic time him and shivering. lie lit up an enormous cigar. the I)tI1'fl'S At first we talked of other but sneak out. We were things. lie has a new record about young comedians. album out, a two-record set "What f selling for $25 that he hopes will -young?' To e t my a become a collector's item, It Ricklesisa as corded when he made a _. _ . - -1 just getting started." one-man concert appearance at .- - __" ; 111L~__ the Shubert Theater here. But the subject both of us show now a , a GEORGE BURINS: The show goes on wanted to discuss - Jack likes doing them "beeause Benny was always there, they'reeas to do— can do W he n the talked 'cered around them si t ting down. to the current state of comedy, on the stage, he owned it -and this. Once we saw a certain % Bu,rns plunged in he did." comic work. I asked m what I 'Good, honest jokes live Another paue. Another tear. he *ught of the comic. Jack SKATING SCHEDULE forever" he said, exhaling a Another big drag on the cigar, said, 'Well, he's great but J ust SUN 1:30, 3:30.4- 6 P. M. fogbank of blue smoke. "Look perhaps for reasons of security. can' t laugh at him.' th ES. PRIVATE PARTIES at Jack Benny. Nobody knew "When I met him, he was "Without Jack Benn e 0. 30.10:30 P.M. how great he was until he already a great monologist. His show will go on, but there will w THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES passed away. I knew him for 55 opening joke was this. He' FRI. 7:38-11 P.M. d be a big hole in it. It just won' t SAT.0:3II.30. P.M. years ,bt even I didn't know come out holding his violin and be as good. There's one good 1:344 P.M. 7. how great he was until he was he' d just stand there. A long thing, though - Jack Benny gone." biroday par%ft. MIN of Is Of fnete pause. Already he was a master will stay alive as long as any of He wiped a tear away from of the long pause. Then he'd say us live," SKATE CITY l,is eye. to the orchestra leader, 'flow is That was the eulogy George Dog Track Rd.. Off HWY "re was some thi ng magic the show up to no w?' And the Burns was' too choked up to %7.,7RK 836-1414 - about Jack. Everything he orchestira leader would say. deliver at the funeral. It all created -the old Maxwell, car 'Fine.''Well,'Jack would say, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - ____ - -. the 'stingy' jokes, 'Jell.o 'I'll stop that.'" Again,'- all that lived for all of Another puff. 410~~_-, SEAFOOD us as ftugh it were real. "He was a gentle man. And ~ STUFFED -The pauses. ' Me look. Ttie tits humor was as gentle as he ; FEAST he had w hen he used logo Was Served Every FILET next door to the Colmans to "He used to use his violin Friday $ ,, borrow a cup of sugar. I way I use this cigar - as a ~ "Even if he told a bad joke, he prop, as a kind of comedian's I . made it work for him. I security blanket. But he tried to Other Selections remember one show when he get rid of it. Hi wanted - to be To Choose From $2" told a bad Joke and he said it able to stand up on UP stage couldn' t be a bad joke because a without it. I remember the first HOLIDAY ISLE COM PLEX T.. . ireat writer, Norman Krasna, time he tried to go on without It. 1 PH, 323-110 SANFORD ~ , had written it. So he told it It was in Schenectady, New - ______ __ - - again And the next week he York He told two Jokes. repeated the whole thing and, Nobody laughed. So he quick ~# within a few wpeks, he had a borrowed a Violin from t~ he whole thing going about that orches0a and he was all right bad joke. after (liat. "As Bob Hope said at the "lie never mid a mean thing.. (44) GIIigan s Island (3L 44) MovIe 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9: 00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas - ' (9) GOUgan's Island (6, 93% Nems (44) Tennessee Rebellion (3$) My Partner The Ghost Fls te uOr1IflZc as tho ugh IJ OU is in good health t11 m Y goodcare a He takes pretty himself. doesn't any more. lie says he will never retire but he' s taking it easier. He still does some TV guest shots and speaks at a lot of s In his dinners and he' ry day. But his working day, or- . (13) Orlando City Council (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News Commi -. _______ ounty I °ut f was the day after the; buried Jack Benny. George Burns his friend an a halfcentury, db k d when IC flC( o deli ver a e the funeral services. But now he felt liketalking . wasn't task, still. scars alnt softly t h' and his natualiy creaky voice broke from time to time. But still there seenied to be almost a (a) Mery Griffin (9) Password (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2, a) Blank Check III By DICK KIFINER 6:55 (2) Conference ,•, sp Of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (44) Bold Ones "- (6) You ng And Restless (2) 8 30 (33) Wes l eyan (6) (?) U Almanac (24) Special Of The Wcek I'sT, I AFTERNOON I 1. (35) Uncle Hubie 5h (44) Thr ee Stooges :O0 (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Sh (24) Sesame Street Mick ey Se Club 600 (2) Sunshine - I Marriage 6 Match Game (9) One Life To (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle 13:55 (6) News MORNING (6) (,unsme C0 ~_o .11 (9) Split Second (44) Phi l Donahue 31:30 (7,1) Hollywood Squares TU E SDAY Brothers F Is J:JU (2, 0;Survive o% IC) A Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents C I: Hk Mem trti A/i I I Live nn 0 (44) Leave It To 1 Truth (I) Burns On Benny: 3:00 ..dEft..00000~ A 67th Year, No. 131—Tuesday, Jan. 21, 19 MONDAY -0" lk4cli-Ekit! Monday, Jan. 20,1975--6B FL _- ---.-. .ddENOWNh. _ -. '.' - . ' . . , ' . ' , - . __ . ' . • 4 . . . . .4 . - . , . . - . - •' -. ( ' s. . , -- __________.--'. ., --________ .. .•__ ' - -.__ - _ - ___ - --. .c ._,._-_.-_-. - * * - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 21 1975 ' Inflnfinr Re I NA110N f Hif-q 19 2 Ptm-r r-im-nt Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIFF — - - - WASHINGTON (AP) Conswner prices rose another seven-tenths of a per cent in Do- Shootout Sends Crowd For Cover - Police Robber YORK AP A gun and a robbery suspect In a crowded Washingt on Square subway sta ti on sent horrified straphangers diving for cover and left one officer m or tally wounded in th e heart. Th e suspect, a fornr convict, was killed outright in the sheotout Monday afternoon. NEW battle between police Th e wounded officer, Joseph H. Garcia, 34, was kept alive on the way to Bellevue Hospi ta l by a fell ow officer who applied heart massage. He died eight hours later on an operating table. He was the second New York Qty policeman to be killed in th e line of duty th is year and the th ird within a mon th . Because of th e crowd of several hundred in th e station, th e officers did not fire until they were eight feet from the suspect. flation rate In 28 years and the worst In peacetime on record. And, as inflation clipped more than 12 cents off the value of every dollar, the government also said the purchasing power of the average worker's paycheck fell 5.4 per cent last year. The Labor Department said last year's 12.2 per cent in, per cent rise In December was the smallest in five months and followed Increases of ninetentha of a per cent in both Octcbcr and November. Wholesale prices also have been declining in recent months and this trend is expected to gan measuring consumer begin showing up in retail prices in 1913. The old record prices early this year. How. for a nonwar year was In 1960 ever, new energy taxes prowhen prices rose 11.6 per cent, posed by President Ford would, However, despite last year's if approved by Congress, add record rate of Inflation, the mt. about two percentage points to eat price report offered some the inflation rate this year, the solace in the fact that Inflation administration has said. has been easing In recent The December Increase in months. The seven-tenths of a over-all prices pushed the gov- ernmeflt's Consumer Price In. most increases will be smaller dcx to 155.4, meaning that It and less painful to consumers. cost $155.40 to buy a variety of Food prices, however,arc ex. goods and service: which, cost pcctcd to climb at a 15 per cent annual rate during the first half $100 In the 1967 base period, The government said food ac- of the year, according to Agf I. counted for a fourth of the In. culture Department forecasts. creases in consumer prices last President Ford's economic year while price increases for advisers had predicted that Inenergy products, Including flation would ease to 6 or 7 per gasoline, fuel oil, coal and natu. cent this year. But that was beral gas, were responsible for fore Ford proposed new energy more than a tenth of the in- taxes last week which the ad. crease, ministration acknowledged Recession Is dampening In- would add another two perElation and government econo- centage points to this year's mists say that while prices will Consumer Price Index. continue to increase In 1975. The record Inflation rate in Democrats Can Do President Changes Format WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford is dropp ing one of his innovations for his news conference today. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford would answer questions on domestic and foreign issues In th e order in which they were asked. Ford's last news conference was unique in th at it was divided into two parts, wi th domestic questions first followed by f oreign ques ti ons in the second - half. Nessen said For d would not have a prepared statement. Th e nationally broadcast session, set to begin at 2 p.m. EST, Is Ford's first news conference in six weeks. Albert Feels Insulted WAShINGTON i APi House Speaker Carl Al bert is insulted because the th ree major television networks refused to provide him live tele vision time for a Democratic response to President Ford's economic address, Albert's offi ce says. NBC-TV televised a taped version of th e speech at 9 p.m. EST Monday, an hour after Albert delivered it on Mutual radio. ABC-TV said it would televise a tape of the speech at 10 pin. EST Tuesday, and CBSTV said it would air a speech by Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., li ve at 10 p.m. EST Wednesday. - Liddy comber, giving the nation an Inflation rate of 12.2 per cent in 1974, the government reported today. It was the highest in- crease In the cost of living was the highest since prices soared 18.2 per cent In 1946 when World War I1 price controls were lifted, It was also the sharpest increase ever recorded in peacetime since the government be- Goes Back To Jail WASHINGTON (AP) G. Gordon Liddy, convicted of direc ting the Watergate break-in, is going back to federal prison at Danbury, Conn., Wednesday after three mon ths Of freed om. Chief US, District Court Judge George L. Hart Jr. Is al. lowing Liddy to report on his own rather than in the custody of U.S. marshals. - - -- 1974 compared with a 18 per cent rise In living costs in 1973. In both 1972 and 1971, the nation had an Inflation rate of 3.4 per Jriry ____ •• $ cent. Job,* The Consumer Price Index, published monthly by the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics, measures average murder trial of former county manager Alan changes In prices of goods and services usually bought by urban wage earners and clerical workers. In other economic developments: —House Speaker Carl Albert criticized President • ' Rate Increase Opposed - - -i— She yin Seeks Statements . • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has asked his staff to file fina ncial disclosure statements iftheyhavenodeepp hi lo hi calob U onstoit Shevin also listed 17 division a nd bureau heads and other personnel who must tile such reports with Ut secreta ry of sta te's office by May 15. Oth ers who wish to will be furnished forms, he said Monday, Shevin reminded his staff that he had filed financial dis. closure and networth sta tements wi th the secretary of state's office for the past six ears, while he was first state senatoi and th en att or ney general. - IJ - - ,I Switch Proposed . . Student:5 For 1 ,. . ByEDPRICKErr HerldStalf Writer . ________________________ - . y D scl ze - , - . - Lon wood Asks Sheriff g Aid might u _________________________ ___ ______________________ ' ii _____ - - - Colby and foriner in the annual appropriation for - ________ .. ________________________ • : MARINES HONOR CONG RESSM AN U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly as visited by Secretary of the Navy J. William Middendorf If (left and Brig, Gen, Ernest E. Reid Jr. and presented Kelly with a facsimile of the seal of the Marine Corps. NrIt 0, hit MarinI nd Di'kiui In tilt. Pacific during World War II. a '0 $ 1 75,000 Loan Needed again to vote to accept con- met's Jan. 9 meeting. troversia! legislative office The questi on of accepting the buildings. A third cont'act dispu te, on a $2.2 million School of Forest Resources and Conservation at the University of Florida, was sent to binding arbitration before former Supreme Court Justice Richard Ervin. be asked their opinions on accepting the building. _ trA1r ; OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES LUGGAGE at very low \ Clark, 1)-Miami, said in a let. ter Monday to Gov. ilcubin Askew tkit MIt. ILirrisn Construction Corp., Miami, should be awarded the contract on the prison to be built in Dade Coun. ii ty. Port To Add 1 0 Tanks By MICKEY LOCIIRIIXE Herald Staff Writer add $50,000 annually to the Hutchison said that no lease port's revenues, agreement could be made Also, Hutchison reported to before the court rules on (SI's The attorney for the Seminole the board that bankrupt Conreorganization plans. County Port Authority crete Structural Systems, Inc. (SCOPA) will meet on Wed- (CSSI) will file a Monday night marked the reorganization final meeting for resigning nesday with bank officials to try plai in Jacksonville District Chairman Harold Kastner, who to get a final decision on a Court within 30 days which will has served as chairman For four $175,000 loan in order that Saw reportedly "bail out" the years More Terminals, Inc. may problem-strickened modular and served on the board for 81 years. complete construction of construction firm. Earl Downs of additional storage tanks at the has cssi built a 40,000 sq. ft. been appointed byLongwood port. Gov. Reubin Attorney William Hutchison bu ilding at the port over a year Askew to fill the vacancy. The ago, but because of the board will elect a new chairman told board members night bankruptcy proceedings the during their next moeting. that he would meetlast with of. ffcials at ComBank in building has been locked by the In other action last night the court, board passed a resolution which "to determine best interests for the will present to the Seminole If the plan by SSI is Count Authority." Legislative Delegation recognized as being feasible by in February. The board agreed in the courts, the plant will be December to contract with Saw reopened. CSSI cssembled The resolution, to be More to construct 10 oil storage prefabricated units of motel discussed by the delegation for tanks pending the port's rooms, and future plans called consideration by the state borrowing thq money from the for the plant to manfacture one, legislature, expands the powers bank, two and three bedoom homes. 'of the authority to Include in.. The additional storage tanks The board discussed the dustrial development bond will increase the port's storage possibility of leasing the financing of capital projects for to 3.5 million gallons bui lding to another firm, Say port facIli ties and in dustrial = Present 1.5 million and More wcs mentioned, but and manufacturing plants. HarrIson bid 06 million. The low bid of $6.7 million came from Standard Construction of Florida Inc., of Maitland. Clark said that Standard failed to meet state J C . ' *4 ri . Q ( gegc stuart Ifl (a ¶• &- j ft. j 771 P enney I - Springs Moves Bradshaw ' ' &M' Of appearances by t"1 former ' • , ., . -ç '' at 5:00p.rii. today. We'lI open at We close maximum a Henry I1cick T"' 17 shmW come to us construction, b ulo us tutu Clearance dget total - -st the council with financial detriments, it is often difficult object to ,~erving under these - L_ against ratification of - I L...J.s... ______________________ "'- - r The Cabinet also was asked sion on the contract at the Cab. legislative leaders should ________ .' Of Secret Annua Budget - _____________________ ________ - . - - .. Spring Lake, 154 from Altamonte and 168 from Rosenwald for a total An estimated 1,500 students enrollment of 754 beginning including almost all at next year. Rosenwald Elementary Other major changes Include will switch schools next year if a a shift of 300 students from Red By JANE CASSELBERRy legal opinions and alleged recommended another "plea proposal by School Supt. Bug to Sterling Park, 163 from Herald Stall Writer improprieties of Thomas day" be added to court sessions William Layer is approved by Casselberry to Sterling Park Freeman, whom she said she to handle the increased case the Seminole County School and 86 from English Estates to WINTER SPRINGS would like to see replaced as load. Presently there is one plea Board. Sterling Park. Council voted last night to move city attorney. She assured day and one trial day. "Black people will be split Layer's proposal to split Public Works Director and Freeman's partner Edmund Brock said the new Traffic like a shotgun," school board Indian Hills subdivision bet- Building Inspector Ray Woolfolk, who was representi ng Infraction member Davie Sims said ween English Estates and the Bradshaw out Act will probablg of the new city the firm at last night's session, reduce yesterday at a work session, new school to be opened the amount of court in ball council chamber to the that she was not criticizing him, room appearances permitting Rosenwald Is located In a Sterling drew lire from Mrs. police trailer. An open house for the public the option to pay traffic fines or predominantly black section of Gloria W a rd. Although Bradshaw said he is scheduled Sunday for the new go to court. the county, near Altamonte She said Indian Hills children preferred locating his office in $175,000 fire station-city hall. Springs. Council voted to allow three who walk to English Estates the north end of the mobile The new facility occupied court nights a month at $100 per The Rosenwald change is due will have to be bused to Sterling home, he was assigned the Jan. 1, already is plagued with session for the judge's salary. to receipt of a $100,000 grant to Park. south end after it was learned a plumbing problem that Council ratified Piland's turn the school into a center for Sims also questioned why 38 his phones were connected resulted in floodiig from both appointment of Robert Mellon exceptional children, children who attend Spring there. Phones for the police restrooms and complaints of of 302 Moss Rd., to the Board of Most of the school's 216 Lake Elementary will remain department are installed in the "noxious odors," children will transfer to Lake there instead of switching to other end. Adjustment, but postponed Mayor Troy Piland said naming a replacement to fill the OrIenta, with the remai nder to Lake Oriental since they're An effort at last week's although validation vacancy on the Planning and Longwood, excluding 70 cx- logically a part of the Lake meeting by Councilman John proceedings were completed Zoning Board until next week. ceptioiral children who will Orients community. Daniels and Irene Van Eepoel today for bonds financing the Council, which last week remain. All the children live in to move Bradshaw out of city new building, Is would be two voted 3-2 Bretton Woods Hidden hall failed. Daniels complained more weeks before closing the mayor's Layer said the proposed choice for the P&Z zone Estates and, Sims _.AJS, live there was too changes will redice much noise from funds would become available. Board vacancy, John Booth, the number of buses on the road. No ad. within walking distance of Lake those conducting business with Council will discusshow much unanimously passed a ()ijeflth Bradshaw's department, and of the ditional changes are expected $200,000 to resolution commending the layer's reply was that any dirt was being tracked in on the borrow during a 7 for at least two years, hesaid. It p.m. work former councilman for his changes would new carpet. In addition ex- session, also distributes students more further dedication and hard work while necessitate revisedHeboundaries penditures had been made to evenly throughout the county's at other schools. also City Judge Newman Brock in office. said extend phone service to the schools. anyone who can come up with a trailer for Public Works. WE HAVE STATE FORMS School board members will better concept Is welcome to Mrs. Van Eepoel read into the vote on Layer's recom- try. minutes a long list ef conflicting mendations at a 7 p.m. meeting Wednesday at the Altamonte Springs City Hall. lake Orients, a new school mitt C 6 presently under will receive 432 students from - X7 _ 1 ..._ million rate Dcc. 11. Nine days later, the PSC granted th e Pesacola-based company an Interim rate increase expected to boost monthly home bills $8 for 1,000 kilowatt hours. The interim hike Is part of a Gulf Power request for a total $19 million Increase, .. I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) requirements. He said that $10 million legislative buildings House majority Leader Dick neither Standard nor its prime il1, Clark asked the Cabinet to subcontractor, Mechanical also argued at the last Ca binet award a contract today to a Services Corp., was properly meeting. firm which was more than chartered in Florida, and that Treasurer Thomas O'Malley $300,000 higher than th e low Mechanical Services was not said the work was shoddy and _________________________ bidder on co nstruction of a 300- )e nsed. that a piece of ceiling fell on the man prison . Clark won a delay in a deci. portico of the House. He,said _________________ Ponsell Lindsley, 56. The eight jurors were tentatively selec ted on the ope ni ng day of th e tr ial Monday.But the state had used only three of Its preemptory challenges and th e defensé on ly one. Each side can excuse up to 10 prospec ti ve witnesses wi th out citing a reason. Most of the prospective jurors sa id th ey knew the defendant, attorneys or witnesses and didn't believe they could be objective. Ford's Income tax and energy conservation proposals. By BOB LLOYD bond each are Samuel Albert the apartment and recovered Altamonte Springs police and entered by cutting a screen and HeraldStailWrftcr Masslznlm, 20; Russell Joseph approximately $300 In stolen sheriff's detectives today were forcing a door lock. Sheriff's detectives have McDonald, 20; Fred Richard property. The arrests were probing the reported robbery of Officials at First Federal of arrested four Altamonte Katln, 20, and James Russell results of 31 Information obtained ahithIerlatfljghtonsR Mid-Florida reported a canSprings men for buying, Lizzoll, 20, all of the Wymore from Altamonte Springs police, at Northwood. dlelabra receiving and concealing stolen Road address. and flower ' Js the spokesman said. Thomas Younger Strader, 28, arrangement valued property in a raid on an at $200 A spokesman for Sheriff John Sanford police have charged of Fresno, Calf., told inwere taken from the clubhouse apartment at 757 South Wymore Polk said the four men were two 17-year-old male juveniles vestigators he rode from In the Sonora planned unitFLEET' Road. Bow of 3004001 Eaii German trawler rises in Stralund, East S NEW arrested after detectives with the Jan. 17 armed robbery Atlanta, Ga., with a man In a residential development off S. German" In county jail today on $5,000 executed a search warrant at of Shepard Grocery, 904 •" ard. The vessel can refrigerate about N tons of fish ICU f b5I A S. pickup truck. He said the man Sanford. Ave. da il y rIJn nmr u Willow Ave., Sanford. Officials robbed him in Altamonte Burglars entered the Knights said the youths were turned ever Springs of a $120 check, IWO of Columbus building at 04 S. to the state Division of Youth Altamonte Springs Detective Oak Ave. by prying opendoors. Services and later released to Sgt. Jim Martlndale discountedOfficers said a cigarette the custody of their parents. i ose I Strader's claim that the man, machine was vandalized and an Sanford police today arrested who used a pistol in the rob- undetermined amount of money thSLSanford,ndrct had 50kllosof marijuana was take n. behind the truck's seat. Mar- W. M yrtle Y. F l court warrant charging rob- Undale attributed the claim to Ave., reported gasoline tanks bery and use of a firearm in "ezcitement"on the part of the and f i ishing equipment valued rnmj,on of a felony. White deaf mute robbery victim, WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Senate Democratic lender thereisnoal1d3etyre n at $182 were stolen from his ate is in county jail on $10,000 bond Republican leader Hugh Mike Mansfield said be would for hiding intelligence spending Martindale said police aren't front yard. Of, said the charges are "actively looking for the truck, Scott says he has received "f name some younger senators figures from the public and Two county in connection with an armed but if we run across it we will delayed theft residents filed dlcations" the Central Intell among the Democrats he members of Congress except reports with the gence Agency robbery July 1914 at 15th St. stop I!" for investigation. will soon disclose chooses for the committee. The the House and Senate Sheriffs Department. Ardell S. the s of Its total annual resolution calls for a panel of Appropriations committee !J and French Ave., Sanford. A Sanford police today were Lalumla, Hobson St., budget, for decades one second suspect, John Lee invest I g a tin g sever a I j Longwood, reported Jewelry government's most clo of the either 7 or 11 se na tors with th e chairmen, _____________________ J Perkins, 18, Apt. 53, Castle burglaries and thefts, sely held size heft to Mansfield and SCO "CIA's ability to spend withvalued at $5 was stolen from secrets, Brewer Court, Sanford,was who would name the our control its apparently ex. Florence Cumpson, 213 his home sometime 1n arrested over the weekend, And Sen. Alan Cranston, D- Republicans. Bradshaw Dr., reported Detember and Grace panded by contributions to its Hughes, Calif., says the secret budget's Perkins pleaded innocent clothing, appliances and an 2038 1'be caucus, with one senator budget by foreign nations Rd., Winter size apparently is expanded by when araigned on the charges auto tire, total value ap- Park, Nottingham re Iran and by profits from the po T. rted Jewelry valued contrlbu(ion Monday in circuit court and proximately $1,150, to the spy agency abstaining and rune absent, business fronts was at $400 was taken from her by foreign na ons, Iicludlng gave Mansfield authority it operates like to was set for trial Feb. 17. ti niLcsing after her home was home. CIA's private air line: Air br ing to th e Sena te Iran. a resolution America," the Crans ton speech creating the committee, with In an interview, Scott gave no subpoena id po wers, a $750,00o details as to when the agency budget Meanwhile, Vice President and nine-month man. release bu S or dite expiring Sept. 1,19Th. Th how large that total might be. Senate is impression left so far" is thiat expected to a (Continued From Page IA) advice several tunes during the gree to the CIA did not conduct a mas. He said that CIA spending it Brown refused the tip two weeks be has been in of fjce pointment and said that ale, illegal domestic gi the CIA Julian said while the sunshine Pilolan, not present at the as was high on the list of suband spy Operation Carmine Bravo, and acRockefeller cr supers rett countant George Fender to law benefits outweigh the n*eting, would probably also jects discussed by CIA directoli telligence agencies are commented following a second hidden ass' William E. - ____________________________ Stanford, 50, is charged with th e machette slaying of his next-door neighbor, former showgirl-model Athalia , . - ________ Jr. - - _________________ G. Stanford IAI.1.A}IASSEE, Flu. (All) The Florida Supreme Court Is being asked to overturn $17.2 In. crease granted Gulf Power Co. last mon th . Public Counsel frederick Karl, who represents consumers before the Public Service Commission, said the I'SC failed to meet legal requirements of a hearing be fore granting the increase. Karl said hewasdenled an opportunity to cross-examine company witnesses at a PSC hearing in Gulf Breeze on Juveni*les Char ed In Robbe~ ! - - - Albert '. - on either side of the Capitol was - 2 - AJ1 _______ _______________ AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) A new group of prospective Jurors were subpoenaed for today after only eight of 94 were tentatively seated in th e first degree Four Altamonte Springs Men Jailed; - ________ . --- p... _ - Trial Proceeding Slowly a WASHINGTON (AP) Con- for oil taxation would mean ably have to come as the "ultigressional Democrats, led by price increases as much as 25 mate objective." Speaker Carl Albert, say they per cent for gasoline, heating —Sens. Edward M. Kennedy can do a better job than Presi- oil, electricity, food, fertilizer of Massachusetts and Henry M. dent Ford In directing tax relief and other products. Jackson of Washington said where It's needed, fighting the Albert asked what good it they will Introduce a resolution energy crisis and helping the would do a family to get a 75 to to delay for 90 days the Ford poor cope with Inflation, $100 tax rebate if at the same plan to increase oil Import In making these arguments time the family's gasoline and tariffs beginning next month. Monday night, Albert joined heating oil bill went up by $0 The resolution would in effect other Democratic leaders in a to M. suspend authority that Ford steady drumbeat of criticism Albert said Congress would already has. against Ford's economic and have to consider such things as —Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of energy proposals, gasoline rationing, prohibiting Maine also said he opposes Albert, In a broadcast reply to the We of gasoline on Sundays, Ford's plan to increase oil tar. Ford's economic address last excise taxes on automobiles [ifs, saying that such a plan week, said the Democrats who with high horsepower and pos- discriminates against New control Congress would slbly other measures. England, which depends welcome cooperation from the Other Democrats also were heavily on oil to heat homes and executive "We are not critical of Ford's proposals. fuel Industries seeking confrontation. We are —Rep. Al Ullman of Oregon, Ford's program also was 1 seeking SOiUuOflS. chairman of the House Ways criticized by a Republican, hen. But he said Ford's proposal o and Means Committee where Jacob K. Javits of New York rebate 1974 income taxes by 12 all tax bills originate, said be The President's economic per cent would put 43 per cent of favureda cut lnlg75withhold. program falls "far ahortofthe the refund into the hands of the log tax rates Instead of the magnitude of the crisis," Javits richest 17 per cent of taxpayers. single-shot tax rebate on 1914 said. Democratic leaders have asked taxes that Ford has asked for. The senator said any tax rethe House to pass by the end of Ullman also said Ford's pro- bate should be prohibited for March a tax reduction for posed tariff Increase on Im- families earning more than middle and lower Income ported oil was unfair. He said $,000 and he urged author-. persons only. that while rationing ls"atough lzationofwa ge and prlce Con4lbert said Ford's proposals luUet to bite," it would prob. trots % ___ Selection In Murder • qJ __________ - Better CObinet OK Sough f' ___ .i. l I F UI LUNTIFUCT 151a FLORIDA Consumer Prices Shnw Rise Aaain IN BRIEF Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1975-3A 4;' in . - •' LLJL(JUIC Lax neip. Reason 5. If the IRS should call you in for an audit, H & R Block will go with you, at no additional cost. Not as a legal representative,. but we can answer all questions about how your taxes were prepared. Suits & SRoqs_Coats ¼ Prl*CP _ . . 1 1, 121*00 Wednesday, Then come shop ir tin i uuuuJ. e 've got the year's biggest . _ - - - - �E ve nin g He AaCii1c,,i rM JACK ANDERSON d -99~j AUTo Re pairs, * Dru 9s And. Roaches Jan. 21, 1975-.-4A W,'YNE D. DOYLE, Publisher Wil.lJAt D. CURftI, Managing Edi tor OL3ERTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 0 4# WASHINGTON..... The big auto makers are shoddy job but k eep down the cost to the in. investiga ti ons involved serious allegations." trying to make up some-of their sales by jacking surance co DEA's Inspection office has "no system for mpanies. up the prices of replacement parts because auto Among the unresolved charges against DEA iissignl ng priorities to investigations." So the For example, some shops repla ce modern offi cials and agen ts owners are re pa iring th are th eir old cars rather than "super shock absorber" glass, now standard confidential Informant, saleese: the murder of a inspectors took off on "expensive distraction" Home Delivery: Week, 55 cen ts ; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, buying new models. of narcotics, loss of i nstead of concentra ti ng On "more producti ve $14.20; equipment in most new cars, with cheaper, old. $2500 in seized funds, continual Intoxication an d activities." 'ear, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All We have had access to a private Industry style glass, which is far less safe, illegal possession of firearms. other mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. study, which predi cts the repair boom will bring For example, an Investigation of DEA public Tests by the Society of Automotive Engineers in an dim LR hillin kt. 'ri -. And this Is not In m.nf Inn nil •k. i a,kint Vi,t,,, DrA,mII,a lfliF U1 9PJI WIJl, sflowthe modern glasscnunble intori repair bIlls, accor di ng to the study, will soar bi zed vesilgations, which have increased "resliltedthposiponementot regional lnspecu ts I nstead of break ing Into jagged mLssjes. from $35 billion to $43 billion. dramatically. "The ba cklog of cases," states the scheduled for August and September." The But the cheaper glass saves the The ru.h of motorists to repair shop began Insurance confidential reporl, "has grown 6o per cent in Pro.*nuW Investigadon, In the opinion of narcompanies money at the expense of their client's two years." ' atxxt four n on ths ago. The shops are now raking safety. cotics chief John Bartels, Is part of an internal in the money at a rate 12 per cent higher than The purpose of the Investigations is to make power struggle. past years, 'EMBARRASSING SITUATION': We sure drug Inforcement people are so clean ey The regional reports, m'anwhile "of ten th The auto manufacturers are trying to rece n tly reported alter a two-mon th in. can't be blackmailed. Yet on the wr ong issues (and) ignore squeeze more pr ofit out of the repair business, vestigation that the Drug Enforcement vestigatlons themselves leave the open In. important issues," the study found. the sunjects therefore, by raising prices on captive parts, Administr ation's top command has been yinBartels told us the study was one of a series "extremely vulncrale to extortion," all eges tually paralyzed by dissension, such as fenders, doors and grills. which he plans to use as a guide for shaking up document, We cited Investigations which we chargel had the DEA. The commission named by President Ford to Where there Ismarket competition....., for such been held o ver the "The existence of an open investigation," the heads of top officials as WATCH ON WASTE: The armed services develop programs to deal with the problem of items as spark plugs, light bulbs and batteries— "manage ment t l" to report adds, "Often inflicts a penalty on the spend $22 oo kee p them In 1 mIllion on cockroach control. To save a the Prices are holding better. subjec t regardless of Its outcome." illegal aliens is not venturing into an uncharted few dollars, the Army had just abolished its two. Our findings have been confirmed by a wilderness. The dealers also charge Independent shops The management team, headed by Harvard co nfidential management study, w hich found Univers man rockroach research program at the U.S. ity's Dr. Mark Moore, strongly urged Legislation introduced in th e last two captive Parts than the dealers pay that e unresolved Army labs in Na tick. Mass. investluatinn Ianvn "I Iu' th ulvvIIguuoc be conaucteu according to ..ollgresses oy Democratic Rep. Peter Rodino of uaicivt,s. Afl Intricate rebate system has been agency in an embarrassing situa ti This , leav es th e Army wi thout a research on" and the the book, wi th presumption of Innocense and no to benefit the dealers at the expenses of New Jersey would have established clear tdesigned pr ogram for com ba ting cockroaches, which' victims in "a very uncertain and very vulnerable undue disclosures. heir to mers. guidelines 'for employers of nonresident labor. position." carry 40 di ffe rent bacteria and inhabit TL team was dismayed to find that one high everything from heli copters to field kitchens. Some Insurance companies are also ripping An estimated 25 ç'r cent of thc closed cases, f their policyholders by sending Ilicin to inoffieal learned he was under investigation "asilie twiii,tii Natii-k teamim was just making 140 cll'tii't to check their according to tlw study, were "closed on the Its the result of a piece liunhigration status would tenor garages, of paper being left on known a progress with new in the industry as "en- of investigations have been exposed to severe penalties. that were judged to be in- Xerox machine." forcer shops" for accident repairs, These do a complete." Yet "nearly techniques for controlling cockroaches when the all of these Incomplete The bi ll would have been effective in reducing Part of the problem, the team found, was that cutback occurred. th e lure of comparatively high-paying jobs that encourages the illegal traffic across U.S. borders, pa rticularly the Mexican border. Estimates set th e number of illegal aliens in th e United States today ___________ _____ at some eight million. The reported $10 billion they receive in wages annually compounds unern Students ployment woes, particularly in California which -____ __________ bears the brunt of the alien tide, - . nffnir LI "C' J I ' TOM TIEDE I , .. ' ' I - ________________ / . . .,. , . ____ WASHINGTON (NEA)-.-During the final Congress, Pennsylvania's SeUMOF Hugh Scott had some advice for the 94 th now con ve ned. He sa id he was dist ur bed by the legislature's knack of "over legislating." In the alone "we have created so many new crimes and established so many new penalties" it would be impossible to adequately enforce um all. Those present In the cheap seats looked around tn vain for asecond to Scott's motion Yet _____ smicin of _____ j,- \-- -' ___________ I _________ . .. ,','.- , ___ 9 v. ' _ - -y—, . '• _____- - . 1. - '.-. '.- -"f - ' -.- .,'. ____ '' _________ _____ support, his words stood among the ,, ______ .• - • - .• - — . -- ' Wanted: — Harper H flradshaw. winter Springs Arletta M Smith Patricia I. Manley Michele L Ewen Edward I Lawrence Marcia Ann Clements Paul P. Puccereila Grace H. Mills James E Johnson Robiria Barnes Ids Mae Hampton Sarah Bryant COttOn i. 'ramor Jr Willie Sam; William R Jennings Daniel H. Conner;, DeB.rx Margaret Wundetiict, Debary VI J. McArlhy, $tq. 0$. Randolph. Deflona P , SIad,D.itona iii riiir, UCITOn Mary A Keifer,Deltorso Bobbie Jean Reav es. Lake Mary Viold Wyer, New Smyrna Maud Atheqarn, New Smyrna BIRTHS Mr and Mrs. Herbert (Patricia) Eckstein a boy. Sanford Sanford uw - 1 You've eri them ('f'ii Ci' 'Iv, I and IH'W yon'H be able to step rig ht up and touch the Mhcscr Busch ayde,dale horses as they appear at the Sanford Plaza on Friday, Jan. 31, from 12 ?4 to 4 p.m. It's been many years since I fi t saw em in rs th Penn5)-!vari fat s.mr. fair Li I -------'1 — LLtdII - ________ - # =--:' k ' I: - ' how); but the nietnory of their treririenclous size hasn't Don' t miss cmii -.-. • I I 5 ' categirlu's — best teacher, professional, etc . I'm nt4 supposed to tell vomj who this cr's ton ittlpi&tit Osill Ut ht'we,er, tkres no way Id " ever challenge him to an endurance run, 1,11 clue . ) 'PuthatSIM4"an neverdicitell Isqultesotnekindofa gu> andrichlydeserving the award, ) Gleaned some of following from the 'Digest if Official thions' which Is mailed monthly from the Attorney General's office In Tallaha ssee Firemen; th e use (v display of red lights jwlvute VehIcies 'When not hi use, such lights not ha%c to be ciwened Pu blic Records; public fu dues and (ofltributfOn t non-public associations and org iniitji ns (rogri public furi when such atk'115' records are not open for Inspection to ptin, j ,f tI,... .1 U such Inspection Is not i4 The Sanfc-J Semnc4e Ja)Cees called 10 let me know that it's that time (4 the year agair, — 10~ r - %attriial Jc ______ - ,i" . k-L, , * A&%,-"- - / uea ía have n 0/bce',, one of (hose big LJi1IwnW& nbirI I saw 'liW Towering Inferno' ." organizations. 1i' and ;ve'rc all proud ci thrse Ma matter of fad, thr annJ Disngulhed Service Av:rd presentation Is schedule d for Jan., ~5. dt the 1k Monror Inn The PuCst speaker will tic' luck Ma;Jiyiri Mailman has traveled more than 100000 miles In - - , ,_______•__•,_______ .W The reason for including both these Items in t oda', column Is t ha t bo th ha ve sIderaWe braruig on thsth wrig within this cout ___ Tlit f3i('(' tllIfl abcut dit cards is that iou can throt J 4 a bell ore they de de )'°1't bankrupt ; -- 1,I I I. 6 a i Bald w in Mac Na mara Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs in charge. ;. 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Your choice, only -, Auxiliary 07, Longwood. -"--"---''-- , Peggy M Johnson Patricia I Manley Margaret L Murray Pauile E Waiter. Of(acy -Grocabilie M Weter, DeBary Charlotte A. Dover, Detand Anthony A. Witnti'wkI, Deflona Linda I Jacobs. Geneva %* Ernst Elroy Herr i ck. Orange ,.-ç City Robert All e n Dannerna,,n, was a retired engineer with the Road Department. 1 Mrs. Rickle E. White, 28, of 45 Survivors include his wife S. Edgemon, Winter Springs, Mrs. Louise Haag, Longwood; died Monday at Florida daughter, Mrs. Annette Bell, Hospital North. Born in Heartland, Mich. and and. Columbus, Ga., he moved to daugh te rs, Miss Laurie Bell, this area six yea ago from Mrs. Carol Russell and Mrs. that city. She was a mem be r of Michelle Cole. St. Augustine Catholic Church Gramkow Fu ne ral Home In _____ tue past ,waking at corate conventions and sales senhirrs. In addI ti on to the special distinguished service Pantsuit special Albert J. Shelley s - w __U MRS, RICKIE wirr , - ' -- — - ; ~ ____________________ AREA DEATHS — -Arnt.nd TI - , Mer i den, Ccwrn — - I N L _ Reg. $7. Now's the time to save on n'e"s short sleeve dress Shirt s in easy-care polyester.'colton Fashionable long point collar. In solid pastels, full range of sizes Sale prices effective through Sunday I' _ ____ -- __________________________________ — ~~___-__ 1 7i -- DISCHARGES Sanford Gain Harden Don N Paye Aieiander J. Camrjbeli Flossie Hall Lula Mae Scott Carrie C. Griffith flenJan)n .1 Rufu s, oei a ____ I - Sale 5.60 JAN p57; ADMISSIONS , sm Sense BERRY'S WORLD Reg. $8. Save on men's long sleeve dress shirts, too Two button cuff, long point collar. In polyester/cotton to keep their carefree good looks without ironing Available in pastels, a full range of sizes HOSPITAL NOTES - RAY CROMLEY In - I 6.40 Sale -- — Less Speed, Please! 1! . ambassador got the Iraqi government to allow them to land and surrender. 'Where did all the issues go?" asked a recent editorial in one midwestern college student .• newspaper. The causes and slogans which once took up much of student energies, wra th and Idealism Kent State, Black Power, the clenched fist, the Pentagon seem almost cam ptsh on campus these days. All these "causes" are still very Important but seem to ma tter less In the consciousness of student though t, the editorial lamented. Theaveragefre5hman w college In he fall of 1973 was, Indeed, a different breed of cat from his predecessors of a few years ago, a accordln to a izrvøv 1w 1k, Institution Research Project and the American Council on Education, The freshman survey has been conducted since 1966 to provide base data for determining how four years of college affect the outlook of those who undergo the experience, Hall of the 189,733 freshmen — .—JInstitutions described themselves as "middle the road" poli tically, with 32 per cent char ac Lerizing themselves as "liberal" and 13 per Cent describing themselves as "conservative." The survey revealed that, overall, the freshmen tended to be academically conservative. Only 34 per cent favored abolishing grades, and only 35 per cent favored college a&nIss being ... 9S 0 el ffien flew around the Middle f~a5t until the French — 'I.' .... 1 ~71 L'. /; 04~N '\T by Iraq early today after Kuwait, Lebanon, Egypt an'] Saudi Arabia refused to take them, an Air France spokesman said. The terrorists were allowed to leave Paris Mond ay morning on an Air France Ik'eing 707 in return for releasing th e hostages. The gunmen ordered th e volunteer crew to fly to Leba non, but th e Beirut airport would not let th em land. They tried Kuwait, Egypt and Saudi Arabia but were turned away, landod at Baghdad but were only allowed to refuel and — .'• _. %W-0 ; `~*_--w, VIA finally given refuge ( _____ I PARIS lAP) — Th ree Arab terrorists who held 10 hostages in a Paris airport rest room For 18 hours were Find Issues Long 14 5 "d 16 0 .7._.5 , _~ F ; _________ . . Iraq Grants Terrorists Refuge _ Neither can the U.S. economy withstand the wisest of last year. Members of the 9'd in-increased load of welfare demands brought by troduced 26,221 bills, 2,091 of which were passed and only a dozen or so of which are familiar to illegal aliens who find their visions of a la nd *j.t. . of the public. Extreme optimists may conclude the I I..._. __i_.. . 9. uauv;vu by gum reality, nation Is thus 2,091 laws closer to Ball Hal, but In fact It largely means there are 2,091 more ways Eastland, who will again rule the Judiciary for us to get Into hot water. subcommittee charged with immigration policy, It should wi thout saying that we ways should be urged, perhaps, to take the initiative in enough togogo ou tlaw before the g3raMhad ed to drafting legisla ti on that will remove features he sum. A compute z ri ed count In 1959 credited the found objectionable in previous bills. A workable nation with at least 3,156,&44 federal and state ,.,_ ....a L... ,____ _i WIII}JI UUV reguiauons. This, according to no less an UL ye WUDU. authority than the Guineas Book of World A strategy for meeting the flood of Illegal Records is a singular superlative. Wbat's more, border crossings already has been drawn for the the total does not include the count of local (city. new commission to be headed county) regulations, which, as anyone who has by the attorney general of the United States. It must be set in tried to build a house or start a business will % motion, not only to protect U.S. interests, but to put readily believe, raises the U.S. law total to sometiiing above eight million. an end to the human tragedy of aliens who find Whatever the actual figure, the law books in open to everyone. poverty even more insufferable in a strange land. 1 - — the republic are an Increasing burden to its I - I ;%v .,_ , 11, ___ The freshman group also reflected a large Wf, * welfare. Voltaire ñld: A multitude of laws measure of self-co nfidence. Some per cent anYmtry is lleatnwmber ofp ______________________________________ 'En Garde I" thought they would be satisfied with college; 57 a sign of weakness and malady. And whereas percent th8ught they would get ajob in thçfr his characerisaflon may not be entirely acchosen field; 60 per cent thought y had a g curate, his principle IS. The laws America chance to get a bachelor's degree, and M per ha ve become so many and varied they've cent didn't thi nk they would make a major weakened the dtizens ability to keep them. The The Congressional penchant for attaching riders to important c ha nge in their career or degree legislature, hoping to avoid close scrutiny or veto, has resulting sickness is Painfully apparent: Since . Only 13 per cent said they expected to tr ansfer in another case of mixed emotions. resulted nobody can live completely within the law, to anothe r school and less than 2 per cent felt everybody to degree lives without it; thus We're pleased that the nationwide 55 m.p.h. speed limit was the atmosphere me of mini-lawbreaking Is created, When asked what factors Influenced their maintained. US.traffic fatdties dropped by 23 per cent d uring which in turn helpis fosW and flavor, the climate WASHINGTON (NEA) In his running In fact, Mr. F or d hasn't been able toconyince choice of Careers, nearly 71 per cent of the the first half of 1974. At least half of the lives saved are properly fight &galmt the British, MOhandaa Gaz*l man ythat he has a program. of more serious aIzne. students cited "Intrinsic Interest in the field," at tributed to reduced speed. would journey to the sea to extract a tiny amount The solution to such is almost as complex as of Now this Is pity. For though u while 62 per cent said they wanted t be helpful to salt from the wa te r, real, as at tested by e shocklng (viouy, in conserving gasoline we have cut the accident the such. Scott suggests repesialing a law for ors. Another per ce nt d a vi th unemployment Economically this was insigniUcant. tal need to eve ry la w passed, but in so doing he knows It tell as well, figures Just released, we can climb out of the Contribute to society, while 42 per cent said that Politica lly It was dynamite. won't or perhaps can't be done. lawmakers, for Salt manufacture economic morass we are in only by a change an ticipa ted high earnings were an w as a Bri tish monopoly and Gand But the gains may be partially offset by increased hazards One thing, gain votes by passing laws Important us w th as spirit by fai th U" feel breaking the Em ire's law If you will. f rom he tsier trucks permitted In the Federal Aid Highway Act will please their constituency, or at least imMr. Ford is right, I believe, that the govem TUt's where all the "LUW3" In considerable signed by President Ford. A 10 per cent increase in gross weight portant segment, of it; y measure, Gandhi succeedei in ment ci.nnot cure the recession. Only we can. limits was tacked onto the bill, raising cargo capacities per 1p won fame or fortune for rising to repeal anything value of symbolism and he high ndthe because he knew the The dramatic Presidential gesture all too Often . but also expanding the poten tial for higher fatality rat es in. but Prohibition, of sugar could be a blessing in dramatic gesture,' produces only a cosmetic effect, a 20th century (II3L1ISe tocost "onsumers' health, if not to their 'l vi ng large trucks. Besides, even if politicians were to begin meaning. whereby some small act takes on a deep Potemkjn village with nothing behind store Pocketbooks, fronts. For all his virtuo si Had the truck weigh: pruvuion been considered separately °fl upda ting the books ( there are still laws in the Nutri ti ona lly, we don't need sugar In our die ty, most of In t heir own way, a series of President nation prohibiting ba recent American ts, re legs th ba ing beaches), pr Franklin Roosevelt's economic razzle-daz its meriLs, its approval would have been doubtful. Such is the esiden ts e says George Briggs, profea. of wha tever the ir other failings zl tr nu ition fa iled of its purp at the they might create legal havoc; lawyers re price o(ttri paid in Ow trade4f to get needid legLslature. ose. mere Is, In fact, a strong University of California at Berke ley. mindand have understood us that laws, even had ones, are Precedents, public deeds. the Political impot tance of such body Of _ ecOnOmic opinion which hOW that his WW' e sucrose for much-publicized emmmic solutions actually total calories in BcrOunts natinn, s f17 per cent of the precedents repealed would doubtless have to be -NNNO Pr e s id en t Ford does not. the reestahl is pJ many of them at considerable are thc &on of l calOries that provide only energy f• ye Unfortunately, thIs decent and straight. beyond what would have court time and cost. been its normal forward man has shim liftie ability to since sugar Itself contains no nutrients such as project Despite the impracticalities of en nia,sse law faith and Mr. For however, Is ong in not real1ng protein, fats, minerals or vlthrninj. revocation, though, there Is at least one large curing the confidence recession in his PrOgrams almed at ure do need some kind Of PresIden UaI leadership Moreover too much sugar may be inflation and at getting us to give us confidence to plan for 1975, 1976, 1977 linked body of hoary no-nos which deserves reform. indirectly to CaX(IIovasCular diseases, Obesity out of the energy shortage in one piece. and and malnutrition. __i. --.- -- .-. in Great looking (iress snirts at big savings. II(Ariguez also met in Paris with Amadou Mahtar ______ To Outlawry Worries Some Ile Rodino bill twice sailed through the Judiciary Committee, which he chairs, and won approval in the House. But despite th e urging of Mr. Ford t be made law, th e bill died again last year in a Senate subcommittee under the leadership of Sen. James 0. Eastland, a Mississippi Democrat. Eastland held no hearings on the legislation and has not revealed his objections, if any, to passage of the bill. The 94th Congress must give priority to an illegal alien policy. The competition for jobs In this country in a period of rising unemployment does not permit the added burden of jobseekers withou t legal sta tus. v hm M'How, director ieneral - -- ni . Iho I1niti4 Jnlinn. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. The Cuban emissary prom ised the support of his country for all the resolutions and programs of UNESCO, according to news reports from the French capital. , i . a MIAMI i AP) — Carlos Rafael Rodriguez, Cuban vice DON OAKLEY Legislating -Inve premier, has returned from a visit to Paris after , negotiating an economic and Industrial agreement wi th French officials, Radio Havana says. Th e broadcast, monitored In Mlaml Monday, said th at French Prime Minister Jacques Chirac, at the Invitation ('1 Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro, wi ll visit the communist island in th e near future. The pact negotiated by Rodriguez, an economic specialist who visited In Paris last week, significs the partici pa tion of French Industry in Cuba's liveycar plan be ginning in 1076, th e broadcast said. -- -F- OPEN WEDNESDAY NOON to9 'V I JCP Tuesday, Jan. 21,1975--5A After French Trade Agreement - ---C----.- I Cuban Premier Negotiates - -- MRLD IN BRIEF Alien Strategy Drawn B) FO,W CLOSE T014IGHT I I AT 5 PA, •).fl I I UIIUW, WV IU4 V Evening Herald, Sanford, rl. 1111111111111111111111 ; ' T = =— - 7 " , - - -' , , -- �________ 6A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____ Tuedy, Jan. 2L iS Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Appellate Proposal Stirs Controversy SPORTS ?Oti is hereby QIen that i am NAME STATUTE ii' business at 1* Satsuma TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Dr. Sanforø, Seminole County. Notice is heref,y git'n that the FlO(jdC, uroer the ficti?,otjs name WASHINGTON (AP) — With against a backdrop vi what its Nobodyscemstoknowwhy5o urders;ncd. Pursuant to the eNationalCenterIaunchJ productive without the Judges neysshould ever appear as the OSCEOLA LANDSCAPE & "tictaious Name Statute' Chapter the nation's appeals courts fall, sponsors call a "staggering in. many more cases are being a four-state project In 1972 to losing control over the decision- order or opinion of the court." MAINTENANCE, and that I int,nd USGs, Florida Statute, will registet' ing farther and farther behind flatlon to reçister Said name with ?P., Clerk *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in in their work, a proposal to hire courts, in caseload" in appeals appealed. A memorandum test whether using a central making process. The argument is not a new Of the Circuit Court. Seminole from the National Center for staff of lawyers would help. and for Seniinole County, Florida. staff lawyers to one. There have been charges Not everybody agrees. County, FIOrd in accDfdance with on receipt of proof of th give the judges In the New Jersey Appellate State Courts suggests that Courts Ir Nebraska, Virginia, "i am profoundly aware of from tIme to time that some the PrOion5 of the Fictitious iblicaflon of thu Notice, the f ic a hand has stirred up con. Division, for example, the num. population increase, changes in illinois and New Jersey were the state of Name Statutes. TOWII Seoon titiOu name, tOwit SUNDANCE troversy. Supreme Court Justices U.S. workload presthe US 09 Florica Statutes 1957 berolappeal.srose from rough- laws and changes in puhili' chosen for the APARTME NTS tjndff *eilch we are other Jurists have relied and experiment. suremotivatin courts Into this S. .Jamet. S Lyle 'rite plan will be discussed at ly 1,000 In 1960 to mire than attitudes have played a part. engag In bu$ln at 1100 East more heavily on their law The results have been report- pattern, but I am against yield. PubIi7i: Dec 31, 1971. Thn. 7. ii. 21. H.9hway 136. Casselberry. Florida a four-day National Conference 3,500 In the 1971-72 term. clerks than they should. Whatever the causes, the ed by Daniel J. Meador, Uni- ing to that pressure," says Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Ji. 21, 1975—i B , ...S,. ., 'a' Kissinger? Ford? Aspromonte! - . :.. ...I. Jackson! U.S. DEl 3I bvins enterprise are as follows. Thursday in San Diego, Calif., filed in the 11 U.S. Circuit up. The median time for HAYST.CK — NORTH, ban. professor and director of the Edwards Jr. of Detroit. a Joffit Venture under auspices of the National Courts of Appeal increased 200 Court ruled that some federal dung appeals in the federal project, in a volume distributed NOTICE OF APPLICATION "I think judicial decision- Judges were going too far in By LNC DEVELOPMENT Center [or State Courts and the per cent, while the number of circuit courts in fiscal FOR TAX DEED 1974 was in advance of the conference, making should be COP POP AT ION Federal J idicial Center. (Section 197.49S Florida Statutes of done by their reliance on magistrates, a cases filed in the first place rose seven months and in mcny state By: Patrick 0. RatjdCnbuh Meador concudes that a court Judges. I 190) Attistn? Vice President The conference is being held only 50 per cent, do not think memo- type of Judicial assistant auappeals courts it is longer, with such a staff can be more randa prepared by staff attor- thorized NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, By Earl Downs by Congress in 1968. that Set'ninole County the holder of By: James H. Pugh P. following (Cflifijt The court ruled 7 to 2 that (Sat) has filed sad certificates for a ta* deed to be Dated at Longwood, Simirx,le magistrates could not hold . ____________________________ issued thereon The certificate County. Florida, this 16th day of evidentiary hearings in habeas ,. umber and years of issuance, the December. 1974. corpus cases. desCription of the property, and the Publish: Dec 31, 1974, Jan. 7. 11. 21. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD n.am In which it was assessed are 197% OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 'I'he Judicial Conference of as follows: DEl 137 Notice of Public Hearing the United States, in its meeting Certificate No. 1004 Year of serves,but"afterthest.artoftheautumn Unable to stop the weakening o ByJOUN CUNNIFF The flo.',rcj of County Corn INVITATIONTOBID Issuance 1972 last fall, agreed reluctantly to miSsioners of Seminole County will auctions in Manhattan, London, Gene%a, City of Sanford. Florida currencies, Pick long ago began stud)ing allow AP Business Anaist the Det.cripf ion of Pioperty a public hearing to consider a U.S. Circuit Court in Sealed bids wilt be received in the hold Zurich and Paris, the monetary E 90 Ft of Lot 373 (Less Beg SE the alternatives to holding currency, And San Francisco to add to the change of Zoning from P7 Cor RunN 100FIWU4FIS 100 Ft Eoffice NEW YORK Fldaof the City Manager. Sanford. prpposeci wreckage. .. (AP)—L.ast year was . reduced the assets of art Neigh almost anything wine, art, old ships, staff of attorneys it has been Dupte'x to CN Rrstric? 71 2SFItOBeO)QueensMirrorS.out,, another disastrous one for world horhood Commercial District on the dealers as well as collectors." 1. SIx (61 Nitrogen Cylinders illetals—seems to hold its value better PB 9 P05 43 & 44) foflowing described property using to screen cases. currencies, says Franz Pick. They were 7. One (I) Steam Cleaner By the end of the year, even the Nam, in which assessed Arcie B than CtWreflc}. Loll. Blk B, Hayman's Addutôn One (1) Por?abie Hh Prr' ii ri The ('(ficial report on the con. dt'lxised In value by official devaluations W Wll5 .Iapar)(st' had ione home, leavir the ' l4OV rtcrei n \Vliile it wasn't I itisfachry eir for ...I ef sc pr.cr1 benJ fl ttf anti tlh' ISsI ference's closed meeting IS it of overly large supplies, Book 3. Page surging market in Far Eastern art 39. publ,c records of 4 Six (6) Self contained Breathing County of Seminole, Stateof Florida many iteuls, espeally in relation to the Seminole County, Florida, Sectl "deilbersted at length" before In years past, says this monetary Apparatus and Nine (9) Extra 2). Further described without its base. The old masters, French Unless such certificate or cer as boom of 1973, Pjck did find quite a few agreeing to the request. The Cytind 700 fret consultant to industry and governments, tIC ales shall be redeemed ac ilispressionists and post inipressionists S. One (II Three Wheel Servi Car North Of North Street on East side instnents that turned out ptty well, cording to law the properly of (he refugees from money could find conference contends that the Highway 477. had to be repurchased by owners. 6 2100' Dacron Fire 'lose described In such certificate or ilts leader for 1971, "quite uncz- real need is for more judges, This public hearing will be held In sanctuary in other investments, such as t Performance Pick isa very angry man, angry about certificates will be told to the Tet?er pectiJ," was antique furniture. Top but this requires approval of the County Commission Chambers art and just about anything else that hohest cash bidder at the court devaluations, which he 'terms of the courthouse, sanford. Florida. might be auctioned. I Ten (10) 4" Check Valves auction prices for specific American Congress. house door on the 17th day of 'iraudulent state bankruptcies," angry on February 11 1973. at 7.00 P M.. or 9. Ten (10) 1" Gate valves February. 1975 at 11.00 AM, pier 215 per cent by his reckoning, as soon thereafter as possible. But alas, 1974 was a treacherous one at 10. FIfteen (iS) a" Gate Valves about the dilution of monetary values, he Dated thIs 9th day of January, he fear of some Judges is with Chippendale in the lead. Board of County n. Five Hundred (500) Water the auctions also. "The Victorian credo 1975 terms "monetary demolition," that more hired help will make Commissioners Alit er Boxes S. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. f InreStfl)Cflt, income and growth had Since 1946, he estimates, there have Five American C.üppendale chairs the appeals courts like some Seminole County. Florida 12. One Ill Ion Meter Fivoride Clerk of Circuit Court of become meaningless, yield had become By: Sid Viblen. Jr., beets 1,500 full or partial devaluations, Detailed specifications are dating to 1770 wtre purchased for regulatory boards and conimisSeminole County. Flora Chairman tiseaningless, yielding only negative available at the off Ice of the City Attest: By: Ida Creal which he maintains is a good deal $207,500. A Chippendale car table, carved sions, whose members merely Manager, Dipuly Clerk returns," said Pick in his annual report causeof"thetidesofbusinrecion" by a Phibdelia artisan, sold for ratify dedsions which have Arthvr H. Beckwith. Jr. All bids shall be in the City Publish: Jan. 21. 1975 Publish: Jan 14. 71. . Feb. 1. 197$ On insestrnent.s. turning into "the waves of economic Maflager't' Office. City Hall, San $90,000. A Massachusetts made Chip- been worked out by the staff. DEJ Early in the year it was okay, he obford, Florida. not later than 1 30 DE) 97 depression." pendale mahogany chest brought $65,000. P M Thursoay. February 6, 1l7 ___________________________________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION The bids will be publiIy opened on FOR TAX DEED the same date at 2:00 p.m. Legal Notice Legal Notice _________ (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of The City Commission reserves the Legal Notice — 190) right to accept or to riled any or all NOTICE IS HEIjEBY GIVEN, bids inthebest inteetsof the City Stat.IankNo.679 that Seminole County the holder Of Of Sanford. Stat.BankNo,s09 CallNo.497 ChaitirNo.lIOI Nat$onallankRegionNo,a CONSOLIDATEDREPORTOFCONDITIONOF the following certificates has filed CONSOLIDATEDREPORTOFCONDITIONOF W E. Knowles REPORTOFCCNDITION,CONSOLIDATIP4O "ATLANTICBANKOFCASSELBERRY.. Said certificates fcr a tax deed lobe FLAGSHIPIANKOFSANFORD City Manager OOMESTICSUBSIOIARIES,OFTHE OF CASSELBERRY IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA ) issued thereon. The certificeic Publish: Jan. 21, 1975 OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA SUN BANK OF SEMORAN, N.A. AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES AT THE mmbers and years of i55uane, the DC) 91 AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES OF FERN PARK, FLORIDA 377$ IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA CLOSE OF SUSINESSON DECEMBER 31.1914. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESSON DEC. 31. 1914 dscrlptlon of the property, and the AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESSON DECEMf,ER 31, 1914 names In which It was Sset%ed are PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY ADVERTISING FOR SIDSas follows: ASSETS COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER TITLE 13. ASSETS EQUIPMENT £ SYSTEMS CertIficate No. 1124 Year of UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Istuance 1912 Cash and due from banks (Including S 0 LAWS OF FLORIDA AND THE Cash and due from banks (Including S None unposteddibit) ......................... , Oescripflon.IProp,rty tA'pOStedCtebIts) 397 945 ASSETS FLORIDA STATUTES, THE OF. 350,737.46 (a)U.S Trealurysecuritj,s . . Lot 1 51k 7 AlIens 1st Add to FICES OF SEMINOLE COUNTY . . 5 3.81.7,3,19 (a)U.S TreasurysecurItIes . .. .$.72I.'3666 Washington Heioft$ PB) PG (b) ObligatIons of Federal Financing Bank ..................$Q Cash mo due from banks (including S None (b) Obligations of Federal Financing Bank S None PROPERTY APPRAISER. AND Name in whIch assessed Lomey To$aI(Itens2(a)&(b)) ...............................3.717,239.19 Total (Iterns2(a)G fbi) ................................ 72Lfl646 Unpoiteddebits) SEMINOLE ....., 407,31296 COUNTY TAX 1. isast 1110 .4' Hird and Ruth Hird his wile ObligatIons of other U.S. Goyernm Obtigatiøns of other U.S. Government COLLECTOR, SPECIFICALLY All of said properly being in 9eflcleandcorporations ........................, enc1esandcorporations ,. 7*7,63131 .............. the TERRY (.OEMBEL. PROPERTY .. 100,100.16 CourttyolSeminoI,,Sfateof Florida. ObIlgatlonjofStatespoliticaIsulI$j ........... 9,11043907 APPRAISER, AND 0. TROY RAY. Obligation$ofStatesandpoliticalsub.jivisjom ..... Nt Other stcurltiis (intuding tinIest such certificate or cer. 10 JR., TAX COLLECTOR, WILL Other securitIes (including S None Ccrporat.stocI,$) tificates shall be redeemed ac ............................7,3$gQ atnut) . ............ . ACCEPT BIDS FOR AN ELEC. N cording to liw the property TRONIC MINI.COMPUTER Tradingaccovnttecurj,ies ............................. Tradingaccountsecuritj,s ......................... 0 Non. Federal funds sold and securities purchased described In such certificate SY3TEM OF A SPECIFIED Federal funds sOld and securities purchased certIficates will be sold to under$gret,entstorIl 2,700,00000 under agreementito resell ...........................550,00000 tne CAPABILITY AS PER Other bent Pilchest cash bidder at the r.curt Other 17.067,!75.74 loans ........................................... SPECIFICATIONS AND IN hOuse door on the 17th day ot COMPLIANCE WITH THE BID Bank premIses, furniture and fixtures, Bank plemises; furniture d flJLftf4'5, Fetuary, 17S at 11.00 AM. andolherassofsrepresent$ngbankpr,mjses andoIheraswtsrepres4ntingbankpremi 54,17,613 REQUIREMENTS OF ... 446,317.43 THE Date'ithislthdayofjanuary,197$ RtaIesateowedothIrthanbankprem .... ReaIestateowiedotherthanba,'Apcemi II4.367.0 .......... DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE None 5: Arthur H. Beckwitti. Jr. lnvestmeresInsuidJa,Infl,col,ed .............. Investments In Wbsidiaries not consolidated .......... .0 (COPIES OF WHICH CAN BE None Customers liability to this bank on Clerk of Circuit Court Of Customers liability to tIllS bank OBTAINED FROM EITHER OF acceptances outstandIng Seminole County. Florida lCcevtaflciSOJ?staflding ....................... .0 THE AFOREMENTIONED OF. None Other assets (item 4of 'Other Assets") By: Ida Creal Other assets (item 6 of "Other Assets") (inctuding S None FtC ES ROOM 103 OR 116. Deputy Clerk (Including S 0 direct lease financing) . directleaseflssancing) ............... 97,,3$3,7 202,517.10 SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT Putliih: Jan. 14.21,39. Feb. 4, 1975 HOUSE) THE ABOVE OFFICIALS . TOTAL ASSETS DEJS3 TOTALASSETS .........................4344,17497 34.734410te WILL ACCEPT BIDS UNTIL 3:00 ___ PM. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, SEALED BIDS WILL BE NOTICE OF APPLICATION LIABILITIES LIABILITIES OPENED 11'OO A.M. ON FOR TAX DEED (Section *91.05 Florida StaMes of FEBP.UARY 17, 1975 IN ROOM 116, Demand deposits of Individuals, parti.er. Demand deposits of individuals, partner. SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT 1969) shipS, and corporations ......................... 9,313.99$ 04 shipS, andcorporatigns ........................... 1.120.300.32 HOU%E. SANFORD. rLORIDA, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,. Time a Savings deposits Of Individuals, TIme and savings deposits of individuals, THESE OFFICES RESERVE THE that SemInole County the holder prtnershlps,andcorporations .......................... 11,271,929.64 pIrtnhethlpsandcorporations ......................... I,SN3M.7 tw following c,rflhlcates has filed RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT DeposItsef UnIted States Government .......... 370,QO.24 DeposltsofUntteoSta?,sGoyernm.n? ........................... 33349.49 s$I4cq,llflcate$f'atag4.edtobe ANY OR ALL BIDS. DeposltsofStatnandpolitIclsucIiyjj ............... 11,321,391.4$ DeposItsof State's and poIiticbIsbdiviiio. ..................100,000.00 TERRY GOEMBEL, b$stJed ther**n. The certificate DepoIti of foreign governments and Dells of foreign governments arid PROPERTY APPRAISER numbers and years of issuance, the official Institutions 0 official inStitutions ........................ SEMINOLE COUNTY, discripfio'loftheptopecty,.andthe None Dipositsofcommercialb.nks .............. 19,247.5$ DepositsofcomrnercIaIunks ....................... None name's In which it was sst,essed are FLORIDA Certufiedandofficers'ct*cIIs,etc 50741$ $4 Certifiedandofficers'crteck,,etc.................... 0 TRaY RAY. as follows 9568241 TCTAL DEPOSITS . . $ 37.917,99764 TOTAL DEPOSITS .5 3,946,9999 TAX COLLECTOR Certificate No 506 Year of (a) Total demand dec.osits 5 13,7,9,103.12 (a) Total nemanoepc,t% SEMINOLE COUNTY, S 1,550.032.73 Issuare1972 fb) Total tlmeandsavng'sdepo,i,s S 19,321,01.57 fbi Total tImeandsavngsdeposits FLORIDA 5 2.396.944.67 D,scriØlaiof Property Federal funds purchased and securities Federal funds purchased and securities SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT 5.eg l0I.3,i Ff5 11 Org E of PIE Cor sold under agreements to repurchase ............... 0. soldInderagreement,to,ep,rcha HOUSE ROOM 116 ................ LotflRurtfl Org 514 mm 49 SeC W None Otherliabulitlraforborrow,dmoney .................. .0 herliab.lItIesfor 13.13 Ft 511 Dig E 104.26Ff N 73 Org Publish: Jan. 3), 39, feb. 4, 1975 None Morfgagelndebtedne,, ......................... .0. Mortgage indebtedness ............ $lMln.49 Sec C 3313 Ft N II Dig W DEJ 9 None Acceptances executed by or for account Acceptances executed by or for account tO134FttoBrgLakeMmnnieEstal of thltbanulsndoutstanding .......................... .0' ofthisbankandoutst.ndIng ..................... PB 6 P091 None Otherllabllltin ................................... S44,102.'4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Other liabilities ......................................... 157,232.00 Name In thkh assested Howard SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA E. Lloyd TOTAL LIABILITIES .. .. 33.412.100.60 TOTAL LIABILITIES ....................... 4,104,15059 All of said property being in thi CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.Ifl$-CA.0 s)IVISION 0 CountyoI5emlnofe,5tateofFiormda, MINORITY INTEREST ltd UnleSs Such certificate or cer. SUNBANK MORTGAGE COM. MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES o PAN'S', a Fboe'i.a corporation. CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDfARIES l;fieates shall be redeemed oc NOne Plantff, ... . corng to la th PrOpC(ty . described n Such ce'rtfc.ate RESERVESONLOANSANDSECURITIES or CALBERT CONSTRUCTION. INC RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES cn't,ficatrs will be sold to tIle a Florida corporation. ALBERT M highest cash bidder at the Res.rvefo, baddebi losseson loans (set up court CLARK, JR , MARGARET L PeserveforbaddtIassonns(set house o,sjr on the tlttt day pursuanttoInternaIQeyenveS.rviceruIi,) ........291430.79 CLARK CHEROKEE UTILITIES, pursuant to internal 1evenue Service rulings) .......).,,S.10 10 February, 1975 at 1100AM Other reserves on loans 0 l,C a Florida corporation, Other reservesonloan,.. .. .................... Dateatnsslth oay of January, 1975 BENJAMIN F. None Reserve,onsecurltios ...................... ' WARD, JR. as Reservesonsacurities ................ 5: Arthur H BtCkwttlt, '1 NOne Trustee, and NORTON Clerk f Circuit Court TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS ENGINEERING. INC a Florida TOTAL RESERVES ON Settinote County, Florida AND SECURITIES 214.430,29 corporation. LOANS AND SECURITIES By: Ida Creel 11,3.40)0 Defendants. Deputy Clerk ---..— CAPITAL ACCOUNTS NOTICE OF ACTION PutlIth' Jan 14.21,39, Feb.'. 197$ TO: CHEROKEE UTILITIES, INC. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . Capital notes andoebenture, OF) SO . . 0 •33 5jthwe,t 17th Ayen,je (SPecifY Interest rateand maturityof each Iliueoutstanding) Defray Beach. Florida 33.rn Capitalnotesanddebentures None EquitycapltaI,tafI 7,Y,,,09, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TAKE NOTICE that an action has (specIfy Interest rateand maturity of cacti issueoetsfandmng EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR been fild in the Circuit Court for Eguitycapital,tofal 775,43393 Prelerredslock totalparvalue ....................... 0 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole County, Florida in which _________ (Ne shares outstanding —) COUNTY. FLORIDA Preferred stock tofl par value SUN BANK MORTGAGE COM. Common stock total par value ............ CIVIL ACTON NO. 1S-99CA'44 PAPIY is the Plaintiff and 500,00000 (No shares outstand,ng) (Nc. Share, authoriZed DIVISION A CALBERT CONSTRUCTION, INC. Common stock to$aI par value . . ....400..00 (No Shares outstanding so.000 In ro: the Marrlae Of a Florida corporation, ALBERT Al (No shares authorized 10.000 Surplus ......... ................... SHEll WOOD WILLARD BARD, C.AQK. JR 2.300.000,00 MARGARET M (No share outstanding 10000) UndivIded profits .......... . 14,jSbsnd ClARk, BENJAMIN F WARD 91,909.79 Surpttjs X.O0O00 Reserve for contingencies and and JR.. as Trustee, ai NORTON lJndividadptofiti 25.433.,) othercaiitalr,servcs .............................. CHRISTINE EVE,..YN BARD. .0 ENGINEERING. INC., a Florida Ri1rveforcontinqflr, Wfi' corpora!ri. are Defendants ofP.i caltal reserves TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS tc NOTICE OF ACTION 2.191,909 Th nature f the . . .. .,, . . ________ . . ' . .., , .. US Treasurysecvrities ObIigatIonefFedeqalFfrjncing5aflk Obligations of other U.S Government bgenciesandcorpoiations . ObIlgationsof5tatPsafldpoli,jcalw,,jvisi OTher secorfltes (indvding S None corporatestock) Tradingaccountsecur,ties .......... Federal funds told and securflIe purchased u dir agreements to reeIl LOins Bank pr.mlsis, furniture and fixtures, *dOfherassetsrepresenflngbkpr,mij Pealestateownedosherfnanba,pr,mi lnvntment in uncomolidated subsidiaries and "associatedcompmnies" Customers' liability to this bank on mcceptance%outstanoing . Other assets (including $ None direct lessefinancing) . , , TO: CHRISTINE EVELYN BARD foreclose a mortgage recorded its TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND . c 0 Leon Meredith Official Records Book 1010. Page .,•.._, CAPITAL ACCOUNTS , Pot Office Box 339, Pt. 2 36751140 1*5, P,bbc Recorøs Of Seminole TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND Federetgs,rg. Maryland County. Florida wt'iicPi en(umbtrs CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 4341,,24,fl vOt) ARE NOTIFIED that an the following described Property -. MEMORANDA action for diflCdution of marriage $,ois 1,7,3,4,5, e. 12. *3. II, and IS, MEMORANDA ha been filed agar'st yti and yost Bfor 0. OVIEDO OAKS. UIIIT II, f..rqai' rf tt'$P dfi:.ri , f Icr the IS re .iirr : sr'r e . , t yCr i j.t tt4I ijj IS ft lt i p;.t ttj'r'cf rçj ri Pil calendar oatsendng with cabldate . . . .. . written Oefentrs. f any, to it on Book II, Figet 35 and 514. Public 79,$5$,$7og calend.ordaysend,ngwtp,calIdat, , 1,O47,145l . Average of total loins for the IS Newman 0 B'ock, Eswire. 5uit f SrninoIe County, Average cf total lon for the cliendardaystntjingwithcallda,e .........17,01200000 414 Cm's? Semoran 5';, r..loa catenard4yj.nngw,thc.#ldat, . .... 3.173,11709 Unearned di'tcnt on instalment Altamonti Springs. Florida 3V0I, You are required to liii your Unearned di'scnt on instalment loans includedin totaicapitaiaccounts ............ . Pgtit}onei's AttOcn#y, on or before writftn diferstes wilts the Clerk of lOeMirlcIu000intotalcapitalaccoi,nts ........ None Starsdbytlilersolcredlt ........ ...................... Feuary !t. 1975. .0. d file the the Ci,uiI tows for Semir.otm' Slandbyiefletsofcrro,t . ., ...... 20.00000 original with the Clerk Of this Court Coonty, Fig. Ida and to serve a copy . , I. Roger M. Daubach, Conttollar, of the above.named bank. dø either before 4ecviC* Pi4itli.m" tIle7f upon RontsId A. Herbert of I, JIm Hoiman, Caster, of he above nlmid bink, do solemnly aflirm solemnly affirm that this report of condition Is true and correct, *0 the List atlerney or ImmrdiMefy thereafter; Matper3 Hatberl, PA,, P. Bgx 3931. That thIs report of condition Is true and correct, to the best of my inowldgi 01 my knowledge and bellef. Oherwiw ft oefauif ItI be entered Orlandc. Florida 37907. AttOffly for atId belief Correc'-Attest: RogerM. Dauban' aais'.rt you for the re{l rn'4 l'lantlf, c, c,r ttitre 1tcira'y Correct.-Atte,t Jim H3tman, Cashier Lee P. Moore 19. 5975 cm defauff will Wilbiani B. Gossa9i Andrew Cart-away Olrctors WITNESSmyharidsndth,SeaIof against iou. ' Evgw*N Forre,ttt- Directors. T.E Tucker ttit4 CoinI on 'h tilts JJy Of WiTNESS niy hind and seal Listir N. Mmc'deII - Jitsuiry 1975. this Coon January 10. 1975. (SEAL) (SEAL) (Seal) f5' State of 'forioa, (ovn'y Of Semn,,iofe. SI: Slate Of Florida, County Of Seminole. 55 J.'tt'.,,' j'f Jr t,r!t.r 44 ii' c*'t Jr o'r tn!.*c tietorerne thit IlthdayOf January, 1975. and I %*orntoandsvtncrbedbeforemeth,, Ióthday of January, 1975, and I Clerk f th' C'rcu,t Cur1 CI'k cit the Crc 1 t tjrt ?'*reby rtify that t amnot anclfktr iw cIroctorof this bat hifeby certify that I amrprjtano4fjer ordrictor of thisbank. fli Joy Stoke, JOyS Stote's Mv cQm'nlssion expire, Fprli L 1911. My commission explrei May 3, 1979. Deputy Clerk Drpuy Clerk Linda H Pittit. Notary Public. Mary E. Stevens, Notary Public P,tI;th J$V p. , Feb 4. ft 975 Publish: Jan t& 71. 7. lEo 4. 197$ PuI;sh. Jan 71, 1973 PubliSh: Jan. 31, 1975 OEi.i DEJ94 . . , DEJ95 =I =Ii .; '' 1Y - .:' '-; . . ' ... TOTAL LIABILITIES MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIOATEDSUB5IDIARIES .'ij U' 1.. 4 r :. . • - '. '. , , . . . ;,,3;." ,. te.1vvc.%r_ ,t, I ' • ' t - -,, 4 " .' ;. ..... . -ii ' 1 .1 : ' .- 'r ' F , 'A .','l,,i... ..P - "4" . ', - '1P, ' '''1.. ,, ' , 4.";.' . "' ','' I - (V 't' .... ' , . ' 4 J II. ..- 4 I - .. ' . ., ,, '.•" - 5,4 , ., ''''4''' .1 S -, - ".L . t.J"..'.i'f',e'. -. I . ,. . ,', :' • - - ,i t .. - (' ,)3 I ,, - , ' — - — — ". AFLOAT, ALONE, FREE AND EASY - -— —TI .a--- . -- — ______ - Alone with ibe btetze Lake Monroe, this sailboat swoops and glides with the freedom of bled clouds, like giant fluffs of cotton candy, loom in the background, providing a perfect ceiling for'thfs carefree day'. (Herald Photo by Dan Crockett Seminole High School and Lyman scored convincing wrestling victories Monday night as area teams begin priming for the district tournament Feb. 7 and 8 at Lyman. Seminole defeated Leesburg 51-15 and Lyman crushed Oak Ridge 60.2. Seminole's win upped its record to 5-5 and Lyman boosted its mark to 10-2. The SHS jayvees won 18-3 and Lyman's junior varsity won 54-8. Seminole's Fred Cash pinned his opponent at 1:46 in the 101-pound class, Mark West pinned his foe at 1:39 in the 115-pound category for his first win 7.099,97159 31,95000 534.71371 ) None Nor,, 44,37905 NOnC None None None U.Sfl 36 ) on ever. Bill Sanders won with a pin at 5:17 In the 135pound group and Kevin Kirkpatrick registered a pin at 1:52 in the 141-pound division. Willie Callaway, replacing Injured Tony Davis, won 11-3 in the 148-pound class, Harry Sanders won with a pin at 1:13 in the 158-pound division, Mike }lartwig recorded a pin at 2:15 in the 170-pound class, Ken Adams pinned his foe at 1:41 in the 188pound class and Benny Mills won with a pin at 57 seconds in the unlimited class. Lyman's Keith Barnhart won with a pin at 1:49 in the 101-pound class, Lou Payas won a superior decision 16.2 in the 108-pound group, Mark Schuster NFC A -Stars Restore Pride your — Seminole, Lake Brantley, 86 Friday and falling to Oviedo and I yman get the Fdgewater 61-48 Saturday opportunity tonight to exhibit bred Washington scored their hospitality, as the four points in Seminole's win over Seminole County high school Winter Park. basketball teams play at home, Lake Brantley lost to New Seminole hosts Daytona Beach Mainland, Lake Bran- SiltyTna Beach 66-58 Saturday Uey entertains Lake Wales, night. Oviedo throws a get-together "We played well considering for Apopka and Lyman hosts the adversity we've exOrlando Edgewater. perienced the past three Sanford Naval Academy and weeks," Brantley Coach Cris Lake howell do not play. Butterworth said, "About this SCmlnole split a road trip last point in the season I expected weekend, dumping Winter Park that we would be surprising some people. Buti didn't count on losing two starters" Brantley lost Ray Bowling, who was averagIng 19 points, when he was declared ineligible, and Anthony Collins, who was averaging 10 rebounds and 11 points a game, when he quit. "We're playing very well together. We've a more balanced team, and thr boys are more aggressive," Butterworth said. "Most people probably would have figured us to get blown out of the gym Saturday night against New Smyrna Beach, bUt it boiled down to about three crucial turnovers in the third quarter that probably meant the difference in the game. When New Smyrna Beach a semi-press at us, we kind of lost ow cool. Lake Brantley is now 4-11. Lyman lost two games last weekend. Orlando Boone turJ the trick -74 Friday and Winter Park downed the Greyhounds 57-49 Saturday. In other wrestling action yesterday, Lake Brantley " I defeated Daytona Mainland 60- . :. •' . :.. ... .-' ... .. use results, by weight class: MIAMI (API It was resto- were capable of doing the job." came on crucial thirddown I thought I would just toss it in,' 101 lbs.— Rick Haddin DM ration of tarnished pride for the Harris, a late replacementori plays. he said, "I felt that people clef. Pete Rogers (LB)6-4. abused National Conference the NFC squad for Minnesota's The AFC built a 10-3 lead in thought a black quarterback All-Stars, but it was a personal sore-armed Fran Tarkenton, the third period on a 32-yard could never make the grade. I def M .-1tee,e(D4 tins triumph for James Harris, the was voted the most valuable pass from Miami's Bob Griese really got the impression there 115 ('oddard black quarterback castoff who Player alter taking over late in to Dolphin teammate Paul something racist in my 11)1te iic:l aim DM some said would never be able the second quarter for the in- Warfield and Roy Gerela's 3. early' failures to make the to cut it. jured Jim Hart of the St. LouIs yard field goal. Green Bay's grade." Vernon Prevatt "I wasn't trying to prove Cardinals and passing for two Chester Marcol kicked a 33A graduate of Crambllng, I I B n d M k H anne anything,' the 6'.foot-4, 215- quick fourth-period touchdowns yard field goal for the NFC In harris joined the Buffalo Lulls iii second pound sgnal caller of the Los that won the game. the second period. In 1969 and was cut in 1972, 129 lbs Bruce 11111 (1.13) The first, an cight-yarder to Harris is not prone to boast- joining the Rains' taxi squad. pinned Kevin Ilutchinson Angeles Rams said, reflecting (DM1 on the NFC's 17.10.victory over Mel Gray of the Cartlinals, was fulness, often speaking so low It lie didn't start for the Rams 051 first riod the American Conference set up by a 57-yard bomb to is difficult to understand him, until the sixth game of the 1974 115 lbs— Jeff Davis (LB) Monday night in the Pro Bowl Gray. The other, Just 1 ruin- Yet he Is not one to low-rate his season after John Hadl was inned football game, utes later following,a fumble by own passing ability or to lightly traded, yet finished as the No, 2 Irst Sam Talluto 1DM) 1'20 rind "I Just prayed I would play Pittsburgh's Francoflarris, was pass over his problems In get- passer in the NFC, coniiplt'ting 141 lbs Lee Barrett l.H I my best. I knew if I coud play another eight-yarder to Charley ting a starting position with a 106 of 198 for 1,544 yards 1mci u )inned Mark Marra I DM1 1'55 my best, with the best guys in Taylor of the Washington National Football League team. touchdowns, first period the league supporting me, we Itedskin Both scoring passes lgot sodisgusted atone stage lie was thrust into another 148 lbs Clint Watts (1.13) pressure role Monday night pinned Allen 'levton (DM1 1:59 when hart went nut in the sec- second period. ' Ii . ' — None 75799449 None p 7V.000 00 137,19449 ' . 'i"' ' I . ': ' - . I, WiIOam J MCVeigh III, v,c P'tsidqnt of the at)Ove named bank do hereby declare th.t thIs repert of Cofldition t5 true and correct to the best of my knowleøg, moo belief. WilIiamj. McVeigh III We, the undfr$igned direc1or attest the correcln,, of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us an to the best cit our knowledg, and bØIIef 5 true and correct. N Sam Kintaw WiIIia'n 0 Mat,er Drectors Hal Spreons Ill . - ""• . ..- - - .. if 7 ,••-. " / ,. .. . - six stitches, Harris completed 1 Of; first period. id 13 pitss&'s for 119 yardS Sanford Electric won its third two points at halftime, pressed Hutitn Cottons 24 points lc 170 lbs.— Max Bus,sk.in i LB ":" III directing the NFC'S success- pinned Scott Peterson 1DM) straight game of the second I)ekle's (;ulr in the third the Vikings. Kenneth Bentley , half, defeating First Federal quarter for its win. Paul added 13 and Joseph Starling lul rally, . 1:14 second period. It was the first NI(. triumph 4029 Saturday in the Sanford MeNulty scored 13 points for hit 10 Leroy Sutton scored 10 188 lbs Craig Davis I Lil) the AI'C in four years in Recreation Department's Atlantic National and Joe Lah- points for the Eagles and inned ('rid Zablo 1DM) 054 junior boy's' basketball league. man sank 16 for Dekie's. Dennis Harris had 10 for the the h-o Bowl and eased some ol sed period. the pain suffered in losing six of In other junior league games, Dennis Germain led U.S Rams fleauvweiuhts,_ Ken H In the girls' basketball 111(7 last seven Super Bowls Atlantic National (lumped Bank to its victory with 22 11.131 pInned Bruce D:nieLs Dekle's Gulf 26-73, U. S. Rank points, league, the Skin Tights upped "We turned It around," exul' II)M) 1:40 third place bested WTRR 38-21 and Florida The Colts edged the Lions 44- their record to 3.0 with a 38-11 ted tackle Alan Page of the State Bank knocked off Gregory 43. the Vikings trounced the win over the Green Berets, now Minnesota Vikings, who played Iumnber 26-11, Jets 54-12 and the Eagles 1-2.Thehllue llomberscoasted. anoutstandinggameonfe Pat Harrison led Sanford defeated the Rams 35-25 In the past the Red Devils 28-4. Both "Old Jim did a great job for I':kctrit. with 13 point-s and intermediate boys' league. teams are 1-2. us." 30 NI Seasons teamtiiatcs Steve Whitted and Doug Parkard paced the Shirley Wynn led the Skin ('buck Knozof the Rams, who Marvin Butler added 11 and 10 ('olt,s with 16 point-s and Jim Tights with 16 poInts and Cect coached he NFC squad, said ST. LOUIS tAP) Manager respectively, Andy Logan led Eftmonds contributed 12. Derek Rawis had 12. Cherry Carter the victory was a matter of fled Schoendienst of the St. ' . r . .' / ' ' 4/ 1' - - '. , , None NOne I .... - - 301714259 -' .. - . I' I I I ' . 0 Red Completes ' . p' : '' _ '-". ___ I 30 years In the National League. host Apopka at the Osiedo him. .._ '""' . :' — Atlantic National, trailing 11nns and Pearce hayes has 12. 11iinthers with 14 points, . . won 11-2 in the 115-pound division, Doug Peters won with a pin at 2:24 in the 122-pound class and Steve Lang pinned his opponent at 5:58 In the 125-pound division. Campbell wrestled to a 7-7 draw in the 135. pound class, Jim Howarth pinned his foe at 3:42 in the 141-pound group, John Nitch won with a pin at 3:37 In the 148-pound category', Rob Abbott won a 135 decision in the 158-pound class, Jeff Clayton won with a pin at 1:46 in the 170-pound group, Jerry Human registered a pin at 2:54 in the 188-pound class and Kevin Albright pinned his heavyweight opponent at 5:53. a' 12,176 57 Aerage of total deposits for the $ catendardaysen(jingwjth(atI0,, Average of total loels for the IS caten(lardsy$efldflgw,thca,da,, Interest collected not earned on instIllment loanj Included In total capital ac(t Standby letter, of credIt - Seminole, Lyman Wrestle To Wins 1,516,257 09 17,47457 Plane None . — ; 'r- - — NEW YORK - NEAI --The Gallup Poll's audacious list of the 10 men "Americans admire most" has recently been released. And oh what a miserable list! Not so much by who is on, but who is ('If. It is a white.collar grouping of the starchiest kind. Worse, it's a Jockless lot. No athletes or coaches were picked. Not a single television sportscaster. Not one business agent, for goodness' gracious. Henry Kissinger topped the list, with Rev, Billy Graham second and President Ford third. %Iiat IS 'ur irli1 if heroes (tuning (ii, fl) 1111) 1' Can )OU imagine Kissinger trying to entice his fans on TV to buy Supp. hose socks' Or Rev, Billy spritllng up our dens with Brut? Or Mr. Ford pushing Fruit of the Loom drawers? Dissatisfied with the Poll, a cretrisarsce as obviously rigged as Use former Soap Box Derbies, we have set out to compile our own 10 Most Admired men. Reggic Jackson, star of the Oakland A's (which Is baseball's equivalent of the Mideast). Jackson said: "If Henry Kissinger thinks he's o great, he'd come over and manage this team." Coach Sid Giltmwi of the Houston Oilers, chosen for his powerful grasp of the True Order of Things. After an exhibition game loss, he said, "If this had been a regular season game, I would have cut my throat from ear to ear." Catfish Hunter, the good ol' country boy of fishin' and huntin' and spittin' and whittlin' lore, who proved he is as country as Wall Street. Tom Hiker, infrequent substitute on the Knicks who signed a three.year, $100,000 contract in 172; when asked if he felt guilty taking all that mine)' for such little return, he replied: "Hell, I_i '4 — - Management created the monster. Not me." The mut'n.ster the &..lO Hiker was referring to was the bonus situation, Not him. Ken Aspromonte, manager ('f the Cleveland Indians until recently, said after a 1.0 loss, "You need at least one run to win a ball game." It was this kind of fccthrightness that eventually got. toni fired. Owners will take only o much inonoclasm. i'harley Finley, independent owner of the Oakland A's, said, Really, sonic of the people in baseball if they had a brain in their heads they'd still be idiots." It must be true, then, that birds of a feather flock together. Bryan Downing, Chicago White Sox catcher, for having the un('ann ;lt)ilItV to apply all that he reads. For example. enl!ini dn.cuiin if s tcUmcr he c as eligible for nw.kic of the ear honors, he stated: "Sure I'm a rookie. It says so on my bubble eunis card." Drew Es crt, for taking no g'iff after defeat in the first round of the National Collegiate tennis tournament, He was ribbed with, "Maybe yOU ought to quit playitlg tennis and go into the car business. You would sell the ones sister Chris wins." Drew rejoined: "Neither Chrissie nor Jean can touch me. I can overpower them any day." He may have added, and stick their pigtails En the inkwell, too, Johnny Miller, angry with his poor play after a round, said, "I did the kind of things that the other guys do, not me." To admire perfection is a most admirable thing, particularly if the perfect object is yiti George Foreman, who took his loss to All with such grace and nobility the epItome cf the good loser, even though, by his own reluctant admission, the ropes were doctored, the canvas was softened, the count was too fast, the night is long, the skies are clear, and if you want to go walking, dear, it's delightful, it's delicious, it's de.4ovely. iii'. Editor Four Cage Battles Set ___________________ ,• - IJ .. ' - . - I - - • '''- a , L,i I. - .' 4':., , 4 ____________ ' ,. I. -- .' , -' ,'- I J , "5." .,. I.IT,r i - ' f,,", '. •. .i , 'g'" ' -, - . ' . 4 - 4,i" 4, I ,.cx. I,. I' TOTAL LIABILITIES, REERVCS AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .::;. . v' . C. , 'Wi - None .' . ' )A rp''' --- - '..''"A •(1lJ' "I i: .: --- Pubtth Jars 21. 1975 DEC.93 t_ - ,, ,3, ,' . ' si I i) 1 RESERVESONLOANSANDSECURITIES TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOIJNTS 1.''' ' None ., , . ' 4,36.4,U75 .. ' - p . , 'c 'r 49,71691 : - IRA BERKOW None Demand deposits of indlviduali, partner ships, and corporations ........................... Time and savings deposits of individgals, partnershipt, and corporation, Deposts of United States Government Deposltsof5tatesandpolit,calsu,visi ........ Depiit of foreign ocrnments an official institutonS of cornm,rcialbanks Certifiedand Officers' cneks,etc TOTAL DEPOSITS (a) Total demand deposits 5 1,419,246 10 fbI Total timeandsavingsd,posi,, S 2.519,97159 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to epurcfta Liabllitiesfor borrowed money 1gageJndebIed5 ........... Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank andoutstariding Ott.er liabilities CAPI1ALACCOUNTS Capital note, and debentures Per Cent Due S None - Per cent Due $ Equitycap,tal total Preferred stock total par value No shares Outstanding None COmmon Stock totaIpsrl, No shares authoriZed 40.000 No shares outstanding ao,o Surpljj Undivio('oprof,?s Reserve for contingencies and Other , 'apltal,e,rye's . . ,r, LIABILITIES TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES ' ri - ,., By ' ''';.:'.: 5.0)5,26211 . 1IF' None TOTALASSETS Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set uppursuant tolR5rulings) Omerreservesonloans Reterv,son securities t' NEA Sports 111,5,5399 None .... . ..a '1, 100000000 2.030,4fl05 , .. ' " sjgJ'3 11,00000 None , . ' $0071631 9I7,43iQ . , ,,c' 4."ptJ¼ . ==•== * ', None None . .. . .......................... = r ' !jea r Fo r Ills • t , 7" gym, ____ (Herald Photo by Lee Geiger) T'' , -- . *Tr S' : :' - �- -- __VTF ••- •- --- 213-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Stanford Tuesday, Jan. 2L 1975 BEETLE BAILEY 11 rr' I BWD OF= __M ~~ Charlie Alai Results Jai Daily Double 12 8 140 SO THIRD, $411i. M - 311.8S ORLANDO-SEMINOLE YESTERDAY'S MATINEE HTROnI Blue Magic Matador VIRST - - 1.1 Y:a 26 40 5 00 4 40 5 f-lencha If Javi 990 S.00 a Holly (5); 6 Jolly Kidder (6). 7. Fool Oulniela III 61 S37 00 Perfecla f6 3) $211 70 FOURTH. 5.14. 0 - 31 41 Aldana Bsti QuineIa ISM 153 10 FSU, Gators, Stetson •Q5 40 310 MOn: 210 ISO SIXTH, ,.A. I. T. Knee ($);7. (4); 6. M.jsidlge Peggy (10) I_ Llnkey William Shoes S 00 310 Montague Yarn Center Greg Grady led Florida State to 1ctory over a scrappy Biscayne College basketball team Florida kept Old Miss winless in the Sou th eastern Conference In ((4legC basketball involving Florida teams. In other Monday action, touring Stetson took a 56-51 victory from Arkansas State wh il e holding the Indians' sight-ranked sharpshooter Don Scaile to 21 points, eight below his average. Grady, a 6-foot-9 center hit for a game-leading 25 points as FSU snatched a 95-85 victory at Fort Lauderdale. Arthur Collins and Arnie Baptiste evch had 22 for Biscayne. 131Sa)ile is 6-5, SU 11-4. At Gainesville, Florida's defense withstood the threat of Dave Shepherd's fast break, and the Gators took an MM . -utheistern Conference victory over Mississippi. 6. I. Canoe 600 SECOND -Doubles. Spec 7: Aldana Elora 940 150 440 3 U rza aeitia 470 7 s Mencha 11 Sanchez 700 6 Autograph Quiniefs (7 3) 130 20 Prftct (3 2) 5115 70 ft.g 0 (SI with all-?) $13600. (SI Hunting Speed Berkley Clip CuteCIeoEcked IA.th all 3. U900 Gdson(i);2 Rose Of The (6); 3 K,C s Spac ewa l k (tO); 1. Come On Cleo (5); S Tom GibSOn 1 112): 6 Daves's Dream IS 2) 7 ': 6.70 3.20 Berkley Ripple (6),IHC Big $ 50 4 00 (5). 516. 0t0ter* Quinitla (I S) S47 40 THIRD - Double%. Spec 7: /Iar 280 Ou'niela 114 7) 111.20 Perfecta (7 4) 12550 - Lenir 7470 660 440 3 ICA Be4lia Oguira Perez 900 340 2 Perf"la IS .1 ) SIM 50 (3) ~ A. Lika JtI (7)2) I S What's The SIXTH. 5-14, 8 - 31 15 Catch (17); 6 Berklev Wiggles (10). M A Is Pat's Pet 660 390 300 7. Montague wings (4). s Drilling erklemIIey 700 5 400 60 NINTH.S 16.B- 1 Wslcliffe Andy Quifflela (1 5) 11560 Perfecta (1 6) 13540 PerlecL (371117670 FOURTH - Doubles. Spec 7: (57); 7 k s Dorcas (6): 3. Ma na tee Danny (6). 4 6 Russian Pirate (5); SEVENTH, 5-16. D - 31.10 Colorful 13 60 660 3 40 Domingo Perez 10 80 6 40 S 60 A Ne-qui Florta 640 600 2 Hobo (8) 4 10 Rumored Guinitia (2 3) t59 10 7. Losans Farley (17); s. Berkley Sailo IS) TENTH, 5 16. 6 -- Demure Donn'll Learn To WIn Quinitla 11 5) 53570 Ouin/eta (71) $ 10 Perfecta (4 7) $%13 AIvl Larrea r'; rr I 900 340 260 ELEVENTH. 5 16. A - I B M 1 70 760 Not Ai-,r '2) 7 Rondi Hrrs () ' '-- 1 -°' Shy Lltes 11 00 1 60 370 1 rt '.S' r ': - IS 1) S11.10 Perfecta 0 7) $141 50 Perfecta SIXTH NINTH, 5-16, C - Doubles, Spec 7: 600 2.60 2 Domingo Y to 4.60 3.10 Charmer (io); 2 summer sue Is) 450 3, Swarse*'s Mix Done (4); Quiniela (17) S)010 Oulniela 12 6) $43 20 I Perfecto (7 1) S1111,30 Perfect& (6-29) S".90 TENTH, $-1111. 5 - 3169 SEV NTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Ecidy-J VI V.00 4 60 9,70 7 G-M's I Cold You 4 20 340 3.40 Montague Coined Ina Nutshell Quinle4a (12) 10.10 ELEVENTH, 5.16. A -420 460 5 Elorza 9 20 3 Qijlniela is 7) 146 00 Perfecta (7 5) $115.10 EIGHTH - Doutlies, Spec 7: Alava Mencha 1 19 20 7,20 400 3 Mrunl Tam Dark Mill SmilynLyz 5.20 110 1 NINTH Aitu - • 4 40 1,46) 260 740 3.20 No gam" scheduled Tuesday's Games 3.sO Mvr ,euerza Oulniela Perfecto 9 W S 60 7 Chucho 0 3) S11.40 43-1) $31,90 , 9" 5 Jai Ala: Results - DoUbles. Mencha Perez zT . 1.40 Ssmoar 360 1 QuinItIla 05) S3480 Perfecto (S-2) $111.30 FOURTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Dornirw-Alfu Perfects (7-41 $114 20 ' OutnIela Dorr'.noo Jav; 600' A-60 A S28 20 U T-Chattanciogs 79. Carolina 71 riorids as. mis, .iisippi so W. ._ 3 Marylano 131 740 4.UCLA S.N. C. State 1 112 493 6 Alabama 111 413 ?,S. Calif. 1) 2 345 N" ::E C-' . . ' ' ____ It. Kentucky 12.Marqueftr 13 Arizona II tIN Carolina lii 120 7$ IS.Slanford 16.Providence 66 52 103 I? 17.Mlnns-sota 113 19 Rulgers to 11 10 104 1 20 Purdue tie Auburn " " - " - ", -,3 ~' W _ ... . -'• - .'_ . - - :' THE BORN LOSER f - - .. **~ - j-i: DRINKS 48, I " -Z ; I j frik- d :.6øPq4 $- A JOU COITIZ MIXICO VAPW 7 -1 I I i1 BUT m-7 DirHERS, ir's vERY I;: I wAs CRAwuNG ( DAG oDBJ7'I'uj lMOQr..j,JT I HAVE ThIS ACOSST1EDESETSAND, ." HAVE TO SAY NO MONEY DVIhJG O TW(RST VOUD TOVUR EQUES1,. SORRY GIVE ME AGIASS 1 . P I:0Q A SALACZY OF: WA 111;1 I CausIb.rry ~ ,_0 .... 41'L IF - ___- I 41 ?A IMP w"Is GRANTS IMP 8 YR. SCOTCH 18'L 74'L S F Auitim 12, E 3 ,,. 14v 5695 FIACE GREIN SCOTCH BOND'S CERTIFIED MILL RUM LIGHT . "FL1 4.49 -49 95 Of CANADIAN FALS 4 YR 3 vs 14" 59 75 0w.. ,) a B-4 -L 1.10:01101 Moo 1160 5.40 1; 4 ~ 600 4 AO 400 Dark Rldtf I 94 °c 1)00 420 aao ~W4.291 140"T - Clearwater Perfecta (57) sw.io TENTH S 16 H II 35- ChuchoAgiuirie 12701100 Domingo Ouiriie.la (dl) 15620 Perfects (141 13 NINTH - SIntn. Sp" 7: 1020 520 300 sala Aguirre 170 500 2 Arech. Oviniela (27 77 ) $$ 6Q - - - .1 60 370 AUw (14) 130-40 ELEVENTH 5-16 A 31 *2 Mixed Jet 31.0 1400 520 Mon ta iba at 760 500 MineoIlMsMutfo4 • 3.00 OulnWa (2 71 1$ Perf ec ts (7 P 142190 81* Perfects 2 all 1)71420 A ll xOi..iS Top I Cage Spot F - sew ouaae EDGES MP Quintla TWELFTH 3-SC 3,41 FontunS-e4er 5.40 ISO 320 • .._ dW' _____ IMP. TEQUILA _____ CFRTIFIEO MEXICO to OLD CANADA ST LEGER i YR IMP CANADIAN High holds a 5.ant two-point lead in the Class AAA high school basketball rankings this week with OrlandoEvanstianginglighito Clearwater WORLD S fINEST BONDED DECANTER , , LECE SCHENLEY RESERVE 44 6.99 * 6795 CASE 3sirss 7 . 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MUT TODAY CxA*PALII, i Dad doesn'tt like sports much . . . espectally if they're dating me!" our spades. T'his bid ____ . I CNlT Zt9j1L.I: 3!88.uA4_f fFf" CLUB STANLEY BUTLER IMp SCOTCH i LEATHERETTE I 'souru Cast .YVayii s_ ., . . • - 1, by - AfOMPMN = WAeV /7S Xft I 1; ' WHEKe TO, 1 - Y THREE Fermin Miguel Larrea op 340 (2 61 Perfecta (76 1186.20 TE N TH jr - You. SAwth. hold, £ h 6 43 VA? \ - 8 C • p C"PUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DRY GIN TI o: A WALL1 A*GI1 L I I KA51M V . 7W ,..' I 3 19 ,.,. 37 95 IMP 1 111ANCt JACOUt% of SW 50W W9Y6MVi6- i I - . ION MACDONALD BEEFEATER i ll U*~ 1 - ... . - -- BRIC V SCOTCH KY GIN FAR WEST . - 1'I..1:iKs1Ij Muli GIN- RUMNOCKA 40 by Garry Trudeau 39511* SUG j iL'1'1: __" ,S I' tUUtl I' P DOONESBURY - .L. I - T" I R IYAL ,C5TlE 1'EACHERS N 11 A "title a IMP 1_. 1 i 06 STANLEY Texas 51 \ - I- ir . NJ IWP - I LAUDERS JIM BEAM :K __ IMP-SCOTCH is%to IT zo -. ~ituojltl 4 YR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 101 1 ,I&- is SCOTCH <~~ , - LONDON TOWER CM MACGREGOR IMP SCOTCH I ', . QUEEN ANNE \1 -- 'II BUGSBUNNY At V0O*AG$UU 65 I LL I I qivft- I I ROYAL DELUXE CERTIF-I-ED oCREEK7YR, IF _ 01 6 I1:fl1.re:4'K;r.1rJ:lr.]:wfJ1 II.'.LI'1A14I[(•1L1 6. . , - - tv __1 \~ I IMP TEQUILA I IRACK LAIII ' ... you -s , '~) • 5•49 W IMAILCREEK 15YEARKY. "40' --Mof CANADIAN PREMIUM -t 4 III ILL 4 .-,A~ 14 . T I BUT, FlPST 'YOtfl) HAVE TO SIGN A FEW PAP MAY51: - - :~) - obw /I , have kept your mouth shut and wrapped up your contract." North was right and the play Chic Young it EAWi" age " I IT11. Vit OLT BAS / .- put down his hand and chalked up 100 points on his side of the ledger. North picked up the West hand, looked it over carefully, turned to his partner and said, "if you had the bralns , of any an i mal quieter 1 I IMP SCOTCH wnw rXU - ' V.,I West who was keeping score, f .' , II Whit do you do rK)wl j *" k: 7 pl,m. / - IMP. TEQUILA South g at his partner and yelled, "Do you have to overbid all the tune? (.ouldn t you double and take a '11hen he spread his hand and announced, "I base to go dawn -•-- Ti Is I ,:~ r " f The bidding has been 21 ' i WT go 1, U:ql1 1 :1 I X I ' / 17 (WEEN ANNE I;*__;R;_"~~ ""? - lOP,xYr (4b&,,)D SOMA, . - ------- L__-n~__j ' .' usto I H" 4 ,6 f- . I Opening lead - K & - by Art Son3om M4 OL0 L !7 - __ _.a.-:PO*-. I __ _. . - w 21iAllit * HI- Way 17.92, At 436, O9IJ ' Mencha It Albercil . !!Itri ,`,1. ': ----------I- ": -' ____4.99.u5.49.t tIL ZAN _ ____ - _l . - - ," 4~~ UGKT ON OMM RUM SU%CAY . --A:k.•.i • . 4.__ ." I "! ' SUNSET 4VA W01 C"ADUG - . ON . ITr) 1 p 'c., 761 14 °' -':.'-' ' 141 142 - 1 121 31111 317 IS.) 300 • .. - .. 111 9 LaSalle 10 Ariz" St. 5 10 0 VODKA 8 YR- a "C IXTRA DAY CANADIAN * S AIr Fce SI. 5fainty, ALL c , NSIR 10 YR. IMP. cota • CERTIFIFO 6 YEARS 01.0 '04 Abflevse Christian i s, Sul Ross Perfect& (7.1)114410 H 11, AAF '6 TO *9 BROW VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINCIN' 110111 111111111 ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ON" NMI 4841111 - M W0111110*3 IINIST 5LFNO BLIEND 14 5,40 3 70 ST.LEGER I Con OAAK to I, top EAW" L .6- GUCKENHEIMER GEO. DICKEL Kentucky St. 90. Union (1-7) 115.10 Perfecto (1-7) $2680 * .94 Phantom's Pearl 160 SSI STANLEY IMP CANADIAN ______ • CERTIFIED 9UNRISE '" Morgan St 71. Virginia St ovinwilil 42 5) 131.00 Perfecto (54) Ul 30 SIXTH ),Indians (4S) ? I /)' I ) "i' -Th . ,. UJ 940 •0O 4.30 97 - low 4971t 6.99asurir Ithaca 11, Hamilton 74 9.20 1 D rnUoLarr.a TME n.4 'BArr? Vfll c ' ABC 6 YR. KY. TOM SIMS I j40 jT Missouri 12, Mo&.Rolla SO Nebraska Omaha I 1. S. Dakota ?2 I CMI LER L I MRYIKY MCIS P10 All W"ll • NOTALI VULA I Tulsa 1. Oklahoma City 105, Becky Shis" I1 A* Boston Col 61 Dartmoulh 35 -CI (31) $10560 Ica JaVI %IL EAST 14.30 11,90 400 2.60 2.60 K's Surpf Ise Ardrinemistirns Mineola Do Isay, KY Cage Scores S.40 3 . so 1. P-T. STANLEY Oral Roberts 97, AIA West 90 lo*a $3. Michigan St. 79 S-40 S Echam:javi 0u;nWa 112 3) S.".0D Perfecto (3-21 $%,." I . PLACE GREEN 99 " - li~o V SECOND - Doubles, Sptc. 1: Larri Elorra 13.40 11 60 1.20 3 . ----- _ GIN 4.60 3.40 3.00 JeanieLovs Chris Evert, 20, of Fort lauder- IMP. CANADIAN tT-s 4 vots st"tot (4" 3.00 51100 410 Perfecta (I 1) $3330 Daily Double (51) 1.40 820 4 . AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE 6 SPIRITS DEALER IMP CAMADIAN Indiana at San Antonio Wednesday's cam*$ Memphis at at Kentucky Denver at Indiana ZlI) Spec IIIII, Wr CANADW SUNRISE TEQUILA FIRST - $441, A, 31.12: Sharon Shansi Turriblesault T~AR 12 YR. KY. H PREMIUM WISER 10 YR. Monday's Games No oa rrei eduled • Donna . . / ' s n' rtT'ANSWER YOUR QUE$flOI,GuZ. - L 110regon me bestof-13-point inatch to claim the $12,000 first prize in the CBS Pressure Point tournament, CANADIAN Boston at New Wean% Portland at Detroit LAST NIGHT'S R ESULTS Perfects (6-2) 1*160 AB~ I Inglon Dog Results ° ouirilela (I 1) 14210 PetlectI Ill) %L4720 TWELFTH -Doublm Spec 7: sarill Juan 11.40 6 40 3 00 I Erdiors Miguel 120 2.40 2 FIRST MEMPHIS. Tenn. - Richard Williamson, Arkansas, %%as named head football coach at :'kIilphi5 State University. - 2- , Erdoza Aguirre Clcll~o Perez IIUMACAO, P.R. i i,ai h .0 Loi Angeles at Golden State Wednesday's Games Montagu# Event 7.60 3.40 2 81 Shanneindale 140 j 00 Miss Tefrl Lynn 300 Oulnitla (61) S4,00 Guinlela 12 Y) SS3,80 Perfecto (27) SIS300 Daily Double 0 2) $369 60 i Williamson Gets Top Post' Singles, Spec 7: TWELFTH, So. 039.S Portland vs. - Kansas City2400 1150 1410 7 Montague Event 740 350 256 Omaha at Kansas City S 20 400 3 8 00 Boston at - H0iu0n 300 2 M$1errIL nn 300 Juan Miguel Oulniela 13 7) %6S 60 Perfecto o 3) sii?_s3 TENTH - Singles, Spec 7! IA)S ANGELES I AP) - A baby dau,ghter, Catherine Anne, was born Monday to Mrs. Vince Scully, wife of the I.vs Angeles Dodgers' broadcaster. There are five other children in the family, three from Scidly's first marriage and two f-om Mrs. Scully-S previous marriage. Victory ' / ' Southern Cal, No. G last week, dro • ped to No. 7 after Saturda> ght's 67-66 loss to the surpri5- Scull 's Have Chris .&i.w vu ThINK. THEY'LL RE • -- Statue at Buffalo Chicago at New York Washington at Cleveland Nt* Orleans at llanta by av. Grous ARE1 _____ catcher Uire.week cr'urtshio, NBA - 31.44 oulmlels (1-3) $11-40 ovinitla 0 3) $39 Ao Perfecta f3 1) S97 , 1. X's Phoebe (3); S. Teci,% Wendy (7 2); 6 Berkley Welou (6); 7. Good Nabor (0); 0. Bang Ba.ig Lula (12) 360 300 I MiSty lIlt 440 1 Alit ( in'innati lieds All-Star Bench wilibe hearing wedding bells instead of the Sound of baseball bats Feb. 21. Un the d1) the Reds batteryrnen are scheduled to report for spring training at Tampa, Fla.. one of the Reds most eligible bacbelorsisscheduledtowalk down the aisle with Vickie Chesser, a New York model from Mount Pleasant, &C. IWnCh surprised a local television audience Monday when he announced his engagement after a whirlwind • r HOPE fl4E KIDNAPPERS / eight spades and at least one & A 92 trump. %IEST FAST South wins the first spade; * K Q J 9 87 5 3 £ 10 draws trumps with two leads; V V Q 109752 cashes the top hearts and clubs :52 and noted that West has : 10 6 followed to one heart and to sourn IIH both clubs. Now South leads a A2 low club. vK64 • A 10976 If West wins the trick he must £K75 p10)' spades. After following once South gets to niff in one North South vulnerable hand and discard a heart from the other. If East wins he can II -North UI cash a heart, but then must give i South a ruff and spade discard. 4A S• Paci Pass hd ________________________ Now'\WELi_ iU5T wArr AND 1 I wirCAR? I Qi • KQJs 0 ) ALLEY to make live diamonds Is not reaycompllcatedlnfact '(Is 21 ' 1' ( Kenip. 33. has coached at Ragsdale Iligh School in .Jamestown, N.C., for the past three seasons, gulding his teani to the 1974 state 3-A championship with a 14-0 record. lie will lace Bo Rein at ned In who take a position at Arkansas. • IN'IA1 I - i5 // - ?.ORTJI . UCLA ictisnized 64-60 by Stanford Friday night, Jiivai (6). 6 Rcni's Rn' (6) Harem Help Aidarsa Miguel ( Caledonia (S-2); 7. Arralet Champ 3151 Olens Carol ic RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina State football Coach Lou floltz announced the hiring Monday of Richard Kemp as the Welipack's new backfield coach Bench To Marty Red Witch ____ Twenty with a wallop today. The Cardinals, who floored UCLA and Southern Cal successive nights last weekend, roared from nowhere Into ihe No. 15 spot, leading a group o four new teams Into the rankings this week. Kansas moved into the No. 18 position while Purdue and Au. n N.C. State Staff Kemp On 1.00 (S 7): 2. Stately (I?); 3 Exotic Lace (10). 4 Buddy Bound (5). 5. Mon IS 7) $460 Perfecto Diiify Double (3 41 1201.30 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Frank Emanual, former All-Ainerican linebacker at Tennessee, was hired Monday by Coach Fred Pancoast as defensive coordinator on the Vanderbilt Football staff. Emamial was a member o Pancoa.st'e Menhts State staff until last year when he resigned to Join the staff at Wichita State. Pa.ncoast came to Vanderbilt last week from Memphis State W, , 1975-3B Tuesday, Jan. 21, BRIDGE OSWA JA1ES JACOBY AND I - -, CARNIVAL WIN • V By ne ituoclatedPreu 1-2 punch that Mm knocked out two of th e nation's top teams, Stanford broke into Emanual Joins Pancoast Gain Cage Victories Hidden Island (12). S. Belly St.an AND TAE- ____ _____ -T WE'RE AiRiq& PM OUT 1L Cage Pol IN BRIEF ai;i'' Fate (6); 4 Ezplos*on (17); S. Hasty LZI Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. T4AT 4Air&S Cracks SPORTS J*!4 Mod Walker - _________________ TRANE.' - ,irriT ---=--- ___________ by Howi. Schn.,d.r - "k AQS_ 3 ,- -f ~; Perfecla 1611 1107,70 TWELFTH - Doublm Spot 7: z - __ __ TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Clearwater's lone loss came Kathiecti 4ij Fermin Ramon Ovinicli (I 2) $35 00 ago Saturday 150 7 71; 7 WilcIiIft Dancer (4) 3 Andy and the Tornadoes are now at Over (6). 1 Tumble Jet (II; S Noble 14-1 for the season while Evans f*itPs ll-7) 14600 - I SECOND, so. C - Go Go COCIVS (6). 3. MA'S - ' 140 3 #0 320 - _z -, _ -- Eagiripuf 17 00 SOO S oo 130 40 $" 5 L" f6): :ii peach gijm (Iji. 1 FOURTH. ¶ i ( - I Ttch Of 5 r.tefry Michele 1171. 4 Ceem#xt (S); I Montagu# Diamonct (A). I. pa();jr~,j (j) t Ckvattr 4. POPrivarm Res< h (IS 2) I I 1 S4 0 i*..tlsu 17-92 tAU1001t 4141111IMWEWTOwul"""Ust ROSE FROM PORTUGAL MON A. 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AMBASSADOR VERMOUIH 1.59 ..,. 16 95 GALL f _.- - -,, "". an'"t I "" 00 a : J 2295 I I wo Uft" on ww" wm - tit, mis" L AND -) L" / fj 1111111111% ft" No~ lift Vold" CAgELBERRY F"T SHIRRI . ~ . / - II)) CLII C I - ii? 9- Dayton& BearhMkinlond I IS 2) to so Jatkwviftt Jackson i 11 1) ftit) Miami Jackion I iiii 3) 10 GA410N THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS11 DEL CONTE IPOPT the toP.r power elevated it into ft No. 5 slot with a 15.2 Pit (S 2 3Mt%t er IS OS CASI OF 4 week S hAT'NEE R$ULTS - 11,11, Will( 1111.0011 10"Ifill 14 C49 11 111IMAY ABC "ll CNANTO .ctjA,, 3.99HI-WAY Ridge last week, mustering 72 RNi Y. , at r.~~, 1-21 /, I . thin Ci - -r - - - - .XT 11 1 - - ( 1":7_ I j 1, - I lL Iq -_ . I N". i , ___ . _- _ �______________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Jan. 21, l975-qts Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LOOKAS GREAT AS YOU FEEL WITH A NURSING cz4!i4etui "where your friends are" BLOW CUTS ARE OUR THING." 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients- VA - Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. Elaine Elaine' s Beauty Wanda Garde OPEN I DAILY i9 Shop * The Firing Line Gun Shop AM. SPMjJ dandl A.M. Offers Beaut y Care For Features Dan Wesson Arms A SEED POTATOES Planting Guide & Almanac OPENS . Mary FJlen Riddell and Harvey M. Winters tright) of Winter Springs are shown inspecting the new Honda Chic Hatchback Standard on Opening Day of Action Honda's new auto deider. ship, Saturday Jan. IL Also pictured Is salesman LeRoy Labde of Action Honda. Action Honda Is on Route 17•fl In S&IIfOrd. The w ilondac start at rind the tip uf th line honda j i th AM radi o, whltewalls, automatic transmission and other features. Gas mil eage Is reported to be more th an 30 mil es to a gallon in normal everyday drhlng. 1400 W. First St. Ph.3234630 ~f._, .~ - Sanford ' _- DUDA AUTO PARTS • i . -- . . . ... 1. i _J_I 1 - - A- . , ' ' - of ' -'. • - !* ? 1; T ___:_, -_ -:-:. - I 1. I - _______________ -- _____________ / - . . FOHThFYOUNG,ORY(UNGATHEAJT,WM4TJASISPYJRYOU I! Sitting -Wanda Sheffield, owner. Standing (lior) Bobbi Benezette Vicki Adcock. - . - -•• .. - --7 *0 - I - - _~_ . 'i ; I 11 . 'a, i" . w W J, U - . - f': _ 1 . - - . Jf* , 11131 I a -- - > MOLE CRICKET The is 1i Mini* To The ,- -_ - %*, - i&~ - ..-.-.. -'t ( I __ - I-A ,,, .- _____ ; ~ R-am - * * M ! Am =- _ 1 /A_~ A W - 1$ affi~lrl - " (*.U.I via' . i1.v.J., L,.t,• no " 1016 b" w a mw O.o& P IC3aIW1 b laws I 11.4, (nt,u Mighty 1J1 Ii.i ,. i * J miw - k,,e .c(SsN ft 1,Jif M*7 4 U JAN. 22 11-week night course on Ladies Night for Deltona, Property Insurance to prepare DeLand and All State Shrine applicants for national in- Qubs,6:30p.m.thnner, Carlton surance exam, Daytona Beach Union Hall, Stetson University, - Community College, 7-10 p.m. DeLand. Installation of Officers Appli cations may be obtained by Potentate Sam Walkup. from Office ofAdmnlssiorm prior Contract Elmer Wilson for to first class. reservauons. Sanford Tourist and Shut. fleboard Club potluck dinner, 8 Maitland Woman's Club p.m., clubhouse on lakefront, luncheon-fashion show to Goldsboro Elementary benefit Central Florida Zoo, School Advisory Committee flOOfi, Maitland Civic Center. Fashions from Burdines. meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Advance tickets at Civic Center school library. / Geneva School Advisory or at the door. 'l Committee, 7:30 p.m., at the school. JAN. 23 DisL4ct Nurses 37 regular Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 business meeting, 4 P.M. Health p.m., Altamonte Springs Department auditorium. Open Community Center (use south to all nurses, gate) d a..-I; 4 Last li,t t W aiM 4.flrn.I tpp* of t.,i tasd Thesecretstobeinga success lines of tractors, lawn a nd Manager of the Tractor mightsayt he Duda sfor yis on e are an enormous ambition and garden equipment, and three Division is res ponsible for the from the mini to the mighty. hours of hard work. No one major hey forage equipment smooth flow of the operation. ADV. knows this better than A. Dude lines. New Holland, Gehl and Hall has been with the company & Sons inc., creators of Oviedo Lel,'. They h.se deep tillage since 1962. He is assisted by two Dude Auto Parts fools for all sorts of ground very capable arid knowledgable Oviedo. Tractor and preparation, rotary mowers salesmen, Fred Hall and Merry The Dudas, a diversified from 19 Inches to 28 ft. in width. Sherwood, and by shop foreman company, began operations in walk behind mowers, and a Ed Kennedy, a veteran of the 1. the vegetable business 60 years variety cf used equipment. com pany since 1957. WI ago. Since then the second and They carry disc harrows from Dude Auto Parts consists of third generation Dudas con. 30 inches to 31 feet in width and both wholesale ahd retail sitting of three sons and their wheel tractors from S to 320 h.p. operations. They stock a elght sons, have expanded These wheellraciors are from complete line of auto parts ard JOHN SCHIENK operations to Include such 32 inches to 14 feet in width and all parts necessary for enterprises as c1frus, cattle, ws!lgh from AM to 40.000 poundS. repalring farm equipment find vegetable farming, camp AtOviedoTractor you can find. machinery. Whnwas the lest time you grounds, citrus processing anything in farm equipment did something really dif In addition to the above piants,canningplants,packirig. from the mini to the mightyl mentioned businesses, the ferent? Stop and think sod farming and a tractor and Isn't It tirye for a change, Oviedo location houses a auto part's business. A. Dude 8 for an Interruption In your Farm equipment is a wholesale 100 acre sod farm, Sons are International cx tremendous investment. The lifestyle? What better time All territog y from Daytona to contemplate a trip and porters. Their operation; are farmer has more inves'ed in Beach to Palatka and south to established all over the state of equipment than any other the southern tip of the state is we would like to suggest that Florida as well as in Australia business in existence for the serviced by Duda. They also you try a place out.of-theway, .irido.ilot theordinery; At the home office in Oviedo dollar return, have an operation in Naples. Sidney Australia. In Sidney. you will find niie of the II Harold Hall, General A true story of success - one Dudas herd at work. The other you will find that there are some rea lly nice places to two are based In the Belle Glade stay, both luxurious and plant. economy style The food is Oviedo Tractors, a division of wonderful, especially the A. Dude & sons, has been in seafood, which features rock oieration since 1957. II started oysters and other delicacies, '; out with only two employes and There is a new Opera House, now boasts 14. a harbor to sail in, swimOv do Tractor carries the ming, a bush barbeque, arid widest range of farm equip -in opportunity to go shop ment and machinery In the ping for black opals. state. They handle five major . .o;i There are Places to it t • , that serve all sorts of per. -'4 ________________ _______________________ Transfer Fill tonal preferences. Come to Tim,I CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF For Every Puepose ORLANDO, INC. 574 N. Orlando Ave., Winter Park Mail for assistance planning the trip of your choice. Our You'ilbesittingpretty too, in servio.'s are free. Tel. 643 a pair of LihOrty 2O. (,en 9:30-5:30. Sat. 10 ii I,,.,Sç'u* •t asJaeu .i, kpw bd,asd Ia,stt .m4 D,a., Ppn,.., HOROSCOPE ma .qI l.a,. tiI It.4 a - • ____- I lo - w il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~ l ~il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~il ~ il li~ ~ Jan. 21 -d Dear Home Owners: . 4- CALENDAR A. Duda & Sons-From -.- , p_. 1, same 4 '. " * &Aft _jj - - GIJNSMITHINGISA TEWOUSART,REQUIRINGS)WLANDMOBIIJrY Keu Straight, gunsinith at the Firing Line Gun slop Is shown here carefully repairing a rifle , .. , - , -!;N. _ !!!!! ___ U'" "Our goal Is to become a sells and trades new and used minor modification which will cleaned more often than most complete gun shop for guns and guns. They carry High. eventually make this gun the people think. They should be repairs, for both hunters and Standard, Dan Wesson Arms, best on the market. oiled to prevent rust it they are law enforcement personnel," Ithica and all name brands. Layer says that the Dan to be stored for any length of says Rod Layer, owner of The They are the only Dan Wesson revolver can be time using a special gun Firing Line Gun Shop, located distributor In Central Florida,Wesson dropped with the hammer lubricant. In the 1.4 Industrial Park at SR and cover the entire Southeast, cocked and will not fire unless The Firing Line Gun Shop 46 near Sanford. The gun shop is carrying a complete stock of the trigger is pulled - this is does anything that is connected Va subsidiary of Layer En. parts. They also have con- the "tall-safe" feature. The gun with guns and ammunition; if terprises, made up of eight nections all over the United can also be dropped in sand and they don't have it in stock businesses operating in the States to obtain any other parts dirt and still continue to tire, they'll get it for you. They sell Sanford area. needed to repair practically where many other models will belts, holsters, slings and other fou l up after the second round is accessories for guns. The gunsmith today is a any guns manufactured, Dan Wesson is rapidly fired . member of a specialized craft. becoming Rod Layer's other businesses country's The most novel feature of the that make up Layer En. His gunsmith is Ken Straight, revolver,the according tofinest Rod Dan Wsson weapon is the fact terprises are: who has been in the business for Layer. Seminole Dan Wesson ii the other that the barrels may be Printers; Layer Equipment & 15 years. Guns been hobby with Ken all have of his life as a half of the famous Smith a changed by the owner, per. Supply; Stress Metrics, a Wesson empire, having left inittlng him to change his basic polygraph service; Layer well as a busines s. His so dadKen was Smith & Wesson a few years frame toe 2", 4", a part-time gunsmith. or a 6" barrel. Uniforms: Seminole Data ago to manufacture a highly There are many other im. Processing & Bookkeeping grew up Into the craft. He and has Improved firearm. been with Layer Enterprises - Mr. Wesson proved features )hat Ken Metro-Orlando Electronics P. ueu his own n experience, and Straight will be happy to show Security Corp. for six months. coupied with the best c)f Smith & you when you visit The Firing For the best is gun repairs The equi pment used in the Weston, Colt, Luger and other Line Gun Shop. and accessories or the best in repair of guns is specially famous models, designed a gun Every gun taken in for revolvers, see The Firing Line calibrated. Consequently they with fewer moving parts, thus repairs is tested before it is Gun Shop. Rod Layer or Ken guarantee all of their work. narrowing the possibilities of relea sed to make sure it is in Straight will be happy to They are set up for complete malfunctions which are com proper working condition. A demonstrate the exciting new repairs, sight & scope moun mon to any revolver. Afte r a testing range is set up at the Dan Wesson revolver. Hours of ling, nickel plating and bluing. slow start the Den Weston business. Ken advises that guns operation are Monday throu gh The Firinp Line Gun Shop company is now into their 3rd that are store-I need to be Saturday 8:30 to 500.-ADV. Complete beauty care, for the Bobbi Benezette, one of Vicki Adcock Is another of is planning many money. young and the young ai hearu, Wandas expert operators, has Wanda Elaine's experts. S he Is savings specials so keep wat. for women and also for men, is lust started out with the shop, a graduate of Woody's Hair thing the ad on this page. For offered by Wanda Elaine's being new to the Sanford area, Styling Institute, and worked at example: $16.00 waves for Beauty Shop, 607 W. 25th St., but Is not new to the profession. Gibbs Louis before coming to $1230, $25.00 UnI. Perms for Sanford. She studied hair styling at Wanda's. Vicki is good at $15.00, $23.00 frostings for Bruno's institute In Toronto, everything in the hair styling $1100, and no-tease shampoo Wanda Elaine's Is owned by Canada. Bobbi 'specializes in business, Wanda Sheffield, and has been young, today't blow cuts. Uni.Pprrn and specializes in and sets for p.00. and frostings. open for 2'- years. Wanda is Wand. Wanda also offers wig sales Elaine's has a body Instructor and model for wave for blow cut and service, ha ir sty les At Wanda Elaine's they use Camelot Studios, and so is sure that gives body with no For both men and women, to be up-to-date on the latest in that type of styling. curl for the curling iron to give a young. For the fMthery effect to your hair. arid for all ages hair styles In the world of benefit of working Wdmen, the young They use onlyquJiitypr and the Young-at-heart. Wanda fashion. She likes the newest Bobbi will take appointmentssuch as the RedKen fine. All Elaine's Beauty sty les in haircuts, done with the on Thursday Shop offers night up to 11 p.m, three operators also cut and curling iron. She is a specialist During regular complete beauty care. Watch hours no ap. s tyle men's hair. In color. for the specials in the ads and pointment is necessary. Wanda Elaine's Beauty Shop give them a try. - ADV. __ ' - - I - _W': W~1 : • Sale CAL i : : m. - L.1 Art Brown Lawn Service lo- 8, CAIIR0LI. RIGHTER Help You In Your Efforts To Have A Beavtlf,I Lawn- For Wednesday, January 22, 1975 GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening to abide by FOR FREE - INSPECTION accepted principles and nOt to accept any wrongful temptations that may arise. Avoid th ose who act in an unconventional man- CALL 322.8865 net. Follow the good advice of successful persons. Improve your CHINCH BUG -' ART - b1 BROWN PEST CONTROL, INC. Santord'i Old est and Large st Company 2562 Park Dr. _________ Sanford • • • • • • Turedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care Items Tac _________________ ONEOF THE MANY M1G1rYSATOVITRAJ.OR ... (I to r) Fred Hall and Kerry Sberwood4slesmen will IN " Id glOi, - (( BICYCLES - / / Annuals • Vegetable Plants * - ~ _ Wa,g ----- - - Pt? Supplies - 1 I co SAr4FORD AVE AND SECOND ST Phone j72?on Sanford, Florida oe w Sales-Service Parts.Accesgorjg t 202 S. Park Ave. ____ AUTOMOTIVE... TUNE-UP S Ct SPECIALS ., ø.OL 1s. c*4**.r. row. a, $21.95 S Cr1,,,s, $28.95 - - I - " '4'4f SUIVd An. £ lees y,o ' 321.P510 _ _ r, l - __ I SA$OIOAVE LOCATCO AT Cid 01a0 -I' Hw, ,, • J IZ 1 (] 1. tm AUTO INSURANCE LOW RATES U-.24 Year Olds SW77't Filed EZ Payments Open Daily .$ Fr.4 Sorry Closed Sal. I For Quotes CALL isw,s\ 54, - -11 i1 ______ TANDEMS.3WHEELERS % h Ageny - 211111111t You In your selectImI of farm eaulpment. _______ ,5"\ IOSPEEDS. UNICYCLES ___________________ . HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED MAI kkim- -- * - - p. • Fertilizers .Seeds 323 -7710 . '.I. --. Lloyd's DiCycie Shop Everything 46 Complete ' BINGO FEEDS & V/J'N' ".'- •ART SUPPLIES ' - TRAVEL TRAILERS £ CAMPERS, TOO WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT SPECIFICATIONS f Kcf *GLASS - _..tZI Korral '-- HITCHES OF ALL SIZES * SANFORD -. REC VEE SERVICE St. 323-4711 $ - Horse & Rider So. Size, Rzg 5162 -II IS L$lI Size, g. 5303-52.27 37319 33S1 Sanf1nd AVC 2311 1st. - - SPECIAL Letter 11gogg StUe _ _________ _______ t3j(astROanson j -- t"° Jumping Jack Shoes Vale's Junior Shoeland Ph. 13172S1 $0 Longwood Plaza Hwy. I7.i2 Lonro - ________________ 100 eMIRRORS •PAINT 'WALLPAPER 2. Travel Tips: Senkarik -- Buy 1 pair at reçular low price - purchase 2nd pair for /2, PRICE WINQU CA$UINUI Glass & Paint Co., Inc. Pa 3274672 7?OP'.Ignia Ave Sanford - BOOT - EXTRAVAGANZA ' - Available in some airlines are charts, pocket size, of men's and women's sizes, throughout the world. ______________ __________ OE ; - ARIES (Mar.2lto Apr. 19)I.jstento what an adviser tiasto suggest. Steer clear of individuals who are troublesome and noisy Take it easy tonight. TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Personal friends are helpful today, but aoid a higher-up who is in an irate mood arid could take his d.tsconteat out on you. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) It' you do what a bigwig sugges ts y tu can make your position more secure. Don't permit a jealous person to ruin your plans. Be wise. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Making changes suggested by a wise person can mean improving your life. Don't trust your hunches which are negative today. LEO t July 22 to Aug. 21) Come to a better understanding with debtors and credi tors. An associate could lead you in the wrong direction. Be logical. VIRGOAug. 22 to Sept. 221 Following the advice of s trusted friend can bring more success for you at this time. Show Inreased devotion to loved one. LIBRA Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Handle Important business matters before seeking pleasures. Take sensil1- tr W !- ft.rt di IIflX'OVC your health. Be poised. SCORPIO t Oct. 23. to Nov. 2fl M rtreations )vu want to take part in iii ,u av ti [)ci( discuss private matters with outsiders, SAGITTARIUS iNov. 22 to Dec. 21) Plan time to handle situation at home that need improving. Be sure to use caution in travel today. Relax at home tonight. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) FIne day for shopping for supplies you need. Not a good day for handling vital monetary affairs. Economy is the keynote right now. AQUARIUS( Jan.21tO1'eb l9)Don'ttrnstytiur own juigment today in the handling of monetary affairs. Consult a financial expert For best results. Be alert. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 ) Your judgment ?nd hunches are line nt'w,$o use both and get the result.s you want. . Don't waste Iline on unimportant matters. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . . .he or she .,ill be bued with practical ideas, but also may have some impish ones. Teach to use only constructive ideas, otherwise your progeny could run Into trcuble, Ideal chart for the Field of finance. Be sure to give religious training. "The Stars Impel, they do not comn pe l 'What (U make f sour ,, ,-, - - 4 ______________ Visit Our SHOE S Buy One Pair at our regular low low prices and select another pair vi up to equal value for -- ie Horse & Rider Motor Home Sole,, Acceuoàs Celery 1, MellonyiI$, 323-1640 $100 , for surroundings. 4 - COMPLETE GUN REPAIRS CUSTOM BLUING £ PLATING POLICE WEAPONS OUR SPECIALTY _____________________________________ , By asking the cuurt for diThe usual way to cut delays is restiture of Western Electric, through settlement or consent Bell's manufacturing unit, and orders, but many lawyers doubt its Long lines Division, the this will happen In the AT&T Justice Department is adopting suit, For one they note that the this argwneni and saying that guvcrnnwnt and AT&T settled AT&T's 'natural monopoly" in 1956 a similar suit brought over local te1cphrnc SerVICI? has evcn years before, only to find ktn unlawfully e.tonded k ii c-c'iirt totay. l.- J;ui'.'S V44 . . • .-- sa Prof. Glen Weston of Washing. 'One has to wonder whether ton's National Law Center. the Justice Department has "But that service Is regulated considered the total economic and if there's monopoly there, effects of this thing," says it's been brought about by gov- Weston. 'There's been a treerrrneni action." mendously important economic The law is dearer where the policy decLilon alJeg'd monopoly power is exSome attorneys led that the ercised on the fringes of regu. AT&T, IBM and oil Industry lation. suits may actually limit the "There k a very sti Vhcy 'ernrncnt's biIity to go after that power from the regulated other alleged antitrust viola. part o(a company should not be tors. transferred to another part •'In general the government's which Isn't regulated," says Ralph Spritzer, antitrust got IL) learn to move to trial and through the courts more peialist it the Univerritv , quidJy u iiflhit.tU!t ction,' Spritzer illustrates with cases says Goktschmid, who feels In which a r.alt company tried to lengthy pretrial hearings are make users of Its patented aat the biggest delaying factor. machine Ise Its salt, and "Wh a case takes 10 years another in which owners of the indusfr has basically to changed, and you may need a IranspDrt only their own natu- second trial all over again to fashion relief." ral gas. - • - I . _______________________________ ' . . -- - - _ ___________________ - . .- - - .A~ . . __[~&Z 2~11._ .__,.I ~__-- Irma's Wig ique Bout .r - - - .) * ..: NEW YORK (AP) - Still In reply, th., Bell System says -. years away from trial, Uncle that because it is a regulated Interstate Mall • 436 & 1.4 Q's Sam's battle with Ma Bell system or network, all Its parts Altamonte Springs, 831.4554 seems sure to become a land- are exempt from antitrust. In /' mark in antitrust law, addition it says that national Not only isit likely to become growth and unity requires an L_, the biggest, longest and Integrated AT&T, and that to VI I costliest antitrust action ever br eak it tin would only ri3a -O STYLED WIGS ON DISPLAY tiled, the suit brought against cats for the residential C0fl 4* HOUR SERVICE American Telephone & Tele- swner. graph late last November a1 As Yale law Prof. Eugene brings into locus several new Rostow, an AT&T consultant, l a 5OJ 4LIU econ i LflCOtl$. id mast Summer before a conTogether with t federal gressional committee: "Where SAXON C35 complaints against the major economics of scale permit a oil companies and International single firm toy all the caCOPIER BusinessMachines, the battle pacity which would be needed with AT&T may change the by a given market over time, at Easy to operate U.S. business climate for years costs lower than those possible crisp clean copies to come. under any alternative pattern Instant on off "For the first time sInce 1911 of organization, It has Long been DEMONSTRATIONS - SAN FOR D SERVICE we are seeing a major struc- recognized ... that monopoly Is tural challenge to American In- Inevitable and appropriate. HEGSTROM FLAB dustry," says Columbia Law "Under these circumstances, Leesburg. Daytona. Sanford School Prof. Harvey Gold- in Judge Learned Hand's faPh. 323-1330 Bill Wilkins, Mgr. schmld, recalling the govern. mous phrase, monopoly has Bid. 143 (30th St.) P.O. Box 444, Sanford Airport ment's classic fight with Stand- been 'thrust upon' the supaid Oil of New Jersey. "It's a plier." watershed period in antitrust." If competitors are able to The AT&T suit reveals first, tak: over AT&rs mnore profit. he says, "the increasing con- able operations - such as longcern with power and concentra- distance household rates tion in Industry. AT&T is ob- would have to rise, Rostow said. vIou1y the grand-daddy of all Prices in antitrust actions targets. can present ticklish economic "Second, the suit adopts the problems, attorneys say. zu'gwnent, expressed by both Though there's a presumption the left and the right, that cer- that prices will drop with Court. tain aspects of regulated in- ordered competition, they don't dustries should be deregulated. always. Some say the governilils argument is that the aov- ment's antitrust setfI.mnt t'rnment itself has created too with Kodak actually Increased CONTRACTORS - BUILDERS WEEKENDERS much in the way of monopoly consumer prices. CUSTOM MADE: like power and price fixing.HOUSE PLANS "Let's face It, the name of the This n.w look at regulation ADDITION PLANS is game today is to bring down SHOP DRAWINGS what makes the government's says one New York LOT MAPS ____ _____ antitrust suit against AT&T antitrust BLUIPRINTI lawyer. "Anti while ___ fundamentally different from proof that prices will rise won't those against IBM and the oil defeat antitrust, it may alter VICTOR DRAFTING SERVICE' the relief. The court will take it The Supreme Court has held into account." i W. 2nd Street that just because a company is Sanford, Fla. 32771 Win or lose, the cost of tie regulated doesn't mean it's n-321-0334 government's suit will be high. mime from antitrust. o u FAST . ACCURATE. ECONOMICAL other hand legal scholars say It's been estimated that the AT&T case, if not settled out of the company may be immuie if The Firing Line 1' Industrial Park. at SR 44 the courts Find a "positive re- court, Will take 70 lawyers on pugnancy" between the regu. each side a minimum Of 11' RL I. Boa IDC. Power Court Gun Sho p Sanford. Florida 32771 latory function and the antitrust years, working at a mininiwn OP A subsidiary 01 Layer Enterprises PhOiti 3IS32).4747 average sa la ry of $25, a laws. "Part of the government's year, for a total bill of $350 muchallenge here is that AT&T Is lion. And that excludes support monopolizing ide- staff. witness costs and paper. communlct dons service," says work. om c , t A wuurmL W~_.w _~~__ __W_ - 2 , LAWN & GARDEN -1 - - _. -. i#' Lanamark ease ._.__f_ _ * -- 0 AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES WHOLESALE .RETAIL Of Bell i awJ __ ----=----. Y I anai -_ , tAi- ii,- , 1 _* OVIEDO TRACTOR CO. I _--__ .'- Yl .J - - / 4 And ;: ---- ...-.'. AND READY I WW 7 7--:1 --- --- -.. REFINISHED (I- Putt. Putt On Out And Save At 0 Battle :- ------ - _________ ~, ---. LADIES SLANT OAK DFSI( M -A . - 5. - RED ACTION HONDA DEAR DR. LAMB- I am a weight watcher and have had Wanda my weight down for three PH 3228711 years. I weigh 110 pounds and 607 W. 25th ST. SANFORD used to weigh 200. 1 am very l interested in calories. You ,_,- ~ I N--- . always say a calorie is a calorie, so why do some diets ! I Z§ . I J)',i.6~_-. _11~ jr '-* cay you can eat all voti J -- want to 11111111111111111111 of cucumbers, cabbage, 'I cheese and cottage cheese. radishes and so on? I'I if you DEAR READER- Most Please let me know I, would people have to count them, as I who have nail oroblenis )4 will not get any benefit from eat much more of them if P didn't have to be controlled, drinking gelatin mixtures. Gelatin is a protein and has only DEAR READER- Many of diets just disregard these items part the essential amino acids file .. body needs. I suppose thinking they don't contribute NEW & USED FURNITURE -i '' WE BUY & SELL-ONE OR A HOUSEFUL much to the total calorie intake. if a person were deficient in the FURNITURE & GLASSWARE The few calories they do con- amount of protein in the diet it lain, though, have to be added might do some good, but In our /1 5; " V tJI V to the daily intake, The u. s. society protein deficiency is not UHELBART 232$. HIGHWAY 17 2 very common. fi D e a r t in en t o BETTY SMITH CASSELBERRI, FLORIDA WOrflefl, partiu1ar!y, are apt Agriculture tables list one 831-3304 pared cucumber weighing to have iron and calcium "k" 2J' seven ounces as 30 calories Not deficiencies that contribute to nails. The iron-deficiency very many people would eat a - -,.• lot of cucumbers every '., may show up with an anemia or Except for thoc few people even with diffi culty in •'r who have to watch every swallowing and various ' calorie, you can jus t about digestive complaints. VA L E NTI NE 'S u I ignore these food items Calcium deficiencies are (cucumbers, lettuce, radishes), widespread because people , but when every calorie does don't use milk or milk products. FEe. 14 'I make the difference In a suc- Cottage cheese is a good source -J Give Your Sweetheart . ces.sful diet program, then they of calcium, but If that Is your a gift that's sure to have to be considered, main source I wonder if you ilease I .. DEAR DR I.AMR_ I hiw, really use .nn,,oh every tin In Lingerie Cologne split and peeling fingernails. J niect your calcium needs. If you Boutique Jewelry have asked doctors about it and don't like to drink milk You Evening Wear never get an answer as to its might find ways to use it in cooking. You can use the dry cause. I've tried gelatin to MERLE NORMAN aa1l.!trytokeep nail poljslon milk powder in cooking and COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE tbem to protect them and even increase the calcium Intake. PH.323.23I we ar gloves. I'm 52 and have Send your questions to Dr. m llOParkAyi. : I never had good last Lamb, nails. In the in care of this Downtown eight years they have been so newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, nti___ ,014 kII1 .nalviI'...%. UI 14yC13, ia.... D.AI.. o..gI... &r.. .,. .0 •kai. pc "*UJ'I .lI7 %4IIUU, LWW bra, at, th of course, keeps the ends N.Y. 1 19. For a copy of Dr. soft and ragged. Lamb's booklet on balanced I eat a wide variety of fruits diet, send 50 cents to the and vegeta bles. I do not care for address and ask for the Milk, but do eat milk products, "Balanced Diet" booklet. Ph. 3 22.6 77 Sanford, Fla. Cabbages Have Calories .0 .: Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1975-58 AM A1,0011yI dnat=A ?I __ - 7- - I - - - �-- - - LEISURE Fvønlng Herald,Sanford, Fl, S -IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - Cards of Thanks Answer to Previous Puzzle Jumble TONIGHT'S TV I (& ACROSS ___________________________________ 5Crae EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell Truth (6) Concentration (9) Truth Or (13) Consequences Carolina Country (24) street corner (33), 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Candid Camera (6) What's My Line (I) Let's Make A Deal (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Movie 1:00 (2. 8) Adam 12 (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (71) America (IS) Victory At Sea (44) Dinah 8:30 (2. 8) Movie (6) MA.S-H (9) Movie (24) Assent Of Man (35) HQWOOd At War 9:00 (6) Hawaii Five - 0 (13) Films (44) Movie 9:30 (4) Ben Franklin (13) Detectives (24) Woman 10:00 (2, 8) Police Story (6) Barnaby Jones (13) Dick Powell t2Yotig*tets 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Forum 44 1:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 1:30 (44) Andy's Gang (2. 44) News (4) Young And Restless (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 100 (2) Jackpct (6, I) News (9) All My Children (23. 4) M0 1:30 (2.8) How To Survive Turns Let's Make (9) 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee Sunshine Almanac 6:35 (1) Sunshine Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:53 (7) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 4) Today _ (6) N (') Bow's 6:00 Electric Company (3$) Lost in Space (2. 6. I, 9) News Big Top 11110CR" cum mum ____ DOC1OR ZI1ftGO." I. Ii!MiJ1!IJ TIFATII "CRY Is- $0,— RAPE (R) ft - - 2 - - - 3 - - 5 6 7 — — d 18 1 9 - - Ii 14 -- — — — — 15 - 8 9 110 - 17 21 — 24 26 — _1 130 32 — — 35 39 40 42 j43 144 45 — III[.... 17 — AI' A LIT WMlI 6:30 (24) As Man Behaves Lucy Show (2,1) NBC News 46 — — — — — 49 52 — — — — — 55 "HIT"j 1. PREMIER MOVIE 54 - 11111111111111 - iShaw I Fri., Sat. - 11:30 ____________ *., ,-.,.."-4*' AliccomPANTIfte PIUT -. SHRIMP DINNER .0 Med. Shrimp, French Fries, Cole Slaw, Hot Rolls & Butter, Cocktail Sauce. rii,jyy ,uo 'ach week for only S er week? This is at You are cordially invited to our opening "VLF Jcx -ose to downtown, new lovely 2 bedroom, air. carpet, kitchen fully equipped, Water-sewer-garbage service pd by owner. 5170. 37773?! or 77 15?). flu J).fli. Hvy 1792 IM,Ie South of Sanford MEETINGS I P M -2nd and 1ft' Thursday Cac' Month. BINGO Every Mon &Tues I Apartments Rent was too good a sailor to have simple error 1972 Sqareback, yellow, one owner. 1 Speed, air, radio, extra clean 12.395. Call Dune UcQulre, 327 7651 Dealer. CI,SIS.Iied Ad brings b:' ti,r', Tr fl .1511 r" t)I •93 _____ - - s, t"oNTlAC - - L _______________ ____ _______ __ - ----- ---- $3695 $3295 - - $2495 Payton Realty lor2 Bedroom. Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 2545 Park Drive. 322 7161 3 Rooms, bath, air water furnIshed, no pets.SI1S month n49 41 - Harold Hall Realty - - Fern Park- 713 Gtactwin Ave. bdrrn. carpet, air, walk to ping, fenc ed. 13I.i639. - ,.,r'u juvurpm apartment, 7W 21st St. Air conditioned, wall. Ill carpet, $115 month, $50 Dea lers are nev er txwmpioye iey enjoy average incomes th "Boom or Bust" economie tether full or part time. Male male. For details, write Ma In Division. Box 10, Watklr oducts. Inc . Winona. Mir Housesforale — ---- Country home furnish, 1½ bath, attached garage, Secluded $190 mo, $100 security 000336. WELPiKA APARTMENTS111W lit SI, ood pay, top salary. Ask I :hank at 455-1470. 41 Furnished Ir drm.,a-c,heat,paid. Ww carpet, xl man or couple, mature. 373 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Reg Broker 3777443 - ADULTS, NO SANFORD - LOW 7'. pet. intere-it under ta nd em plan. Hwy 17.97 to 25th St. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" wett to Ridgewood and follow the CITY- ONLY $17,630. signs, bedrooms, fireplace, equipped kJtcPtenOlder home but,odbuy MOBILE HOME PARK anv ITIOI 7 Glamorous pare time sales, 3 eves, a week No canvasing. collecting or delivering Car 4. phone necessary. Sarah Coventry EASE- Deluxe Unfurnished bedroom apt, $)Ø. Ground floor f duplex, kitchen equipped, heat, Sir, quiet exclusive Sanford residen tial area . Ma ture adults xly. No pets. 377-179! 5 Rentals from erge7 bedroom duplex. $120. glady Brown Realty, 722 5737 Or 373.1964. Best lot now available Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile 5arfr,, Come out and Insiect the Model Homes ( display REALTORS 3 bcirm, 1 bath, PInecreut, icreeneci patio, central heat a, air, Reduced to $77,000, 323 5031 after PINECREST- 525.000. NICE S. Bedrooms, 2 baths, priced rightt Kitchen equipped See this one no w! r Lcxke Jennie 1 APARTMENTS il SANTA BARBARA DR. SA'NFORn The Master's Cove or will - 29 LAKE rival, home-room. Ideal fot elderly person. Cell for details 321 11.2-3 Bedroom Apis. *Swimming Pool ! -svuii '-"I r rr • FRANKLIP4ARMS APTS 3736650 FLEET RESERVE Mgr "Mat?' Matthew MARINERS VILLAGE APT$, iL2Bdrm.fumori,ifr-n 32 Orlando Dr.,33.470 323.7900 ORLANDO 345.555?' . , ,, 11 I I ' Al - , - "'' Must See REALTOR 24 Hour Service 322 719$ 11111111 (11 $200 Down A" #kDartmenfs JtV" .5-....- '-S GLE STORY M Suites from 149,00 .2 Bedroom Suites from 179,00 t Bedroom Suites from 224,00 I, be '1bedroom, I", bath house Good redit and Qualified buyer. 12J,V00, H71) LUXURY FOR LESS Home On Lake 1ioOm, 2 baths, with good neigh r. 7pct, mortgage. or refinance A or FHA 137.000 , 7 010 (9.(fl.l Dr 1505 W. 25th St., 1. C.iveitje,ry,t l a 3222090 - Peg Real Estate Broker 1301 2410 Hiawatha Ave. at Il 9, Sanford PrOfSSiøn.11y Managed By Henry Hectic Inc. Ohl, central heat 8 air, on 100' 0' lot Reduced to $76.000 32 '4 ------------- caused In beautiful one of those shows with mixed ,*.n,, IT cq •, tt,s'i Negrit sympathies, Who are you ) .s'Iy Bird At 7 30 if opqflp" A community of fine homes o&'ereJ by f'IJIST FFDEHAI. S.4t'f:v a. ..__ "rr"uuuv ------------ COLOR TV, $11,9!MONTH , RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 441.1006. .__ 54 _ of ms by owner, $35,000. Li own Payment, 3274195, 3 Boats&Marjne ,, .i4UllJiJlVilI JiW, iii extras, good locatic &1L 42 aI._ Mobile Homes 3 - Used office furniture Lots and Acreage minole County , S acre wooded Pasture. beautiful ttomesit, Terry Realty, REALTOR,' 671 7711 6 5._ BUSINESs ACt1ig Home Improvements nxwiv nouse wivn i opts,it 1009 E Td St. Lot 25.3*100', garage 4'x21', dou ble carport, 2 blocks rem 409 bed hospital, joins Lake new Nursing Center, 2 blocks eke Monroe, 35 mm from )i$neyworld, Sanford. Terms. 77,500, or will carry papers at is ct, in? 3275145 I (a r'eou - Air Conditioning WILSDt, MAlE P FURNITURE IJY - SELL-TRADE UI 315 F' 1rt to Uwn Core I - . - - .. Tree Service - .', . ,_ A 1 Ire.t 5cr', c.conple'e free care ii 'iu' lflttl.4 : ' Wall Papering .%R1 BROssp PEST CONTROL 7S67 Park Drive 377 N& . - Sewing — Pest Control __________________________ , , - - HeaterCJecmbig rt 01 nir,t'r, i, - A small Classified Adbrmnqsblg returns Try one and see Call 122:611 or 5)1 999) OU DO IT .1 cjr: cleaner $81 4191 , - & L Lawn Service Clean up S. Hauling One time or monthly )7 )33 _______________________________ Floor Cleanin g All r ,'I I Build Shingle-s All work guaranteed 5C guaranteed Licensed & ftcr'ided 323 125$ Classified Au% serve inc buying ,lii Riling community everyda y. rt-.lj .wd use them Call 372 All ' i " _____________________________ WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, hOe S nford Ave Master Beautician. hi- appt 322 )'2 or 377 1976 4'AN1' 45 I Thompson Roofing - . TOW['5 BEAJTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 51 E Pine 3225747 -Y - Carpentry. Remodeling, Addit.ons, Des-gong & Custom Work Licensed tIOnde-r.j I .d?rraticrS Dressmaking by experts S tiger Fr estimate 3236031 approved drler 210 E IS? St., 3736141 - SAVE - BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE M ENT. ALL TYPES OF PENTRY AN') REPAIRS, 32 1338 Beauty Core Pets and Supplies Roofing - Odd j ob s Of all types. Carpenir 1 Painting, Cement Work. Light Hautng 377264 5 Crntras kit,? A A r Cc-rjt..n. For free estimates, (ill Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377 mi Blue Lustre Electric Carpet hamp000r for on ly 51 per day, CARROLL'S FURNITURE - _______________ _________ - II ropTy a(t ?Ps appeared in tPit 14,.r,Ld, Clattti..d Section FALL (LEAPIINC. 'impac" Wash & Spra Kl,en Exterior walls, eay$,, patiO, walks I 4, rof. Removes mildew, fungus. mi.d0bers. *iSPS 4. Spider Have and aci venture, browse *t'S 312 031 through the Want Ad columni often for quality bargans, Personal Tax Service No.2Ea$tpd,17.92SJC Entrance p Ransbc4toqn, 3777,99 for Rent IT5 Kitcher. Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks In stallation available, Bud Cabell. 327 1052 anytime, Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five Pointi, Call 3727113 anytime. - Presser. Clemiiq - - - T ME TILL YOUR SPRING ARDEN SPOT NOW FLOYD REER, 372 5191 Income And lriu,'etni..iC D.....,..a.. 4iS1i15 1973 Oldsmobile 19 Passenger) Custom Cruiser. $250 and take over the payment5. Very clean, AM. FM Stereo radio, Contact 8ill Currie at The Herald - 'imature Schnauzer. AKC, female a '' rr.o old 5150 3231419 __________________ 1IJL1$ ______________________ Lawn and Garden Equipment Car A Directory of fxperts ReadyTo Serve You! Sanford 3235700 43 Any I ________ GREGORy MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive - SERVICES Office Fquipment And Supplies *dor steel desks (executive desk L chairs, secretarial desks & hairs, straight chairs, filing abinets, as is Cash and Carry. P1011'S Catselberr'y, 1792 530-4706 Immediate Occupancy In Carriaç Cove. Sanford's newest mob home park. (WITH GOOD CREDIT) - Yard Sale: Tues. and Wed. 247 Ab bott Ave., Lake Mary Bed, linens . and misc. SS $2995 flCNEVROLET CORVETTE One Ownir — Like New $50 Down %7-flMaitland Hwy.1& it', Mi. East of 3739719 Garage-Rummage Sa les City * - Stan's Auction - $1395 - Saturday? P.M. Open daily 105 We buy. selI,trade - * Mustang Low 72 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO, Low MiIeigq — One Owner 1966 Mustang, beautiful red, loaded, like new. Auction _________________________ 1945 Triumph Spitfire IV, good running condition. Needs minor repair. $400 or best offer. 322 3117. 12 TOYOTA COUPE. Mileage One Owner ___________________ ____________________ TV-Radio-Stereo II 1949 Mustang, ba by blue, air Local, I owner. 1700 French.)?) 7310 -- 53 --. - $2495 ---- . Autos for Sale Buys Sanford Auction Pa y those your unwanted Items In THE HERALDS Classified . 377-2611 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 322 S961 Misce ,L9. "Public Seclet3" This L -- - PAYTON REALTY VFW 10,050 - 52 REALTOR 'ced a serviceman fast! Check the CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD you require a select 3 bedroom me in a quiet neighborhood, wetly screened patio, fruit tress, :erttral heat 1. air, all at a 'eaSonible $37,300, lust look at this *w listing Extra lot available DON'T MISS THIS AUCTIONI We have a large telecti3fl of. bedroom furniture this week. We also have a 9' * 12' Belgium rug, bar a nd ) stools, appliances. TV5, iiereos, walnut poster bed, new bedding, new carpet, wrought iron Patio furniture, eye-level range, dInettes, and all Items, too numerous to mention, KULP DECORATORS 109w. itt St .372 2S6S Park Dç KECUTIVE HOME - LOCH ARBOR- I Bedrooms with all Custom extras, 17'x3I' pool. 13-5,300. 377 7217. - '1SZ Corbett Real Estate Your MLS Agency EALTORS allBarf Real Estate , . )bdrm.,lbatlt,Sunland2AC.% new shag carpet, drapes Owners equity $12,000 Bal.$12,ouoapprox. payments 5109. ma., or will trade or rent for $200 mo with 1 yr lease, 1st, last & 5700 security 322-2420 Anytime Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100E. 25th Geneva . SANFORD Ornamental stone fireplace. turned columns, sunken paneled family room, 3 Bdrm., garage, r ed wood privacy fence, carpet. Un. believable at 573,100, FHA-VA. CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR. $31. 1322. .,l_,,I I With I Bar-y, Adulti. Lovely large I droom air. Ideal for retireci erson 6614.1*5; )flS.s 323.0742 r 323-0532 FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION Each NEW LEASE IDrapes OFFAIRPOPT 1-2 PHASE II GRAND OPENING Courts IFishing & Boiling *Tennis "r'' BEDRóOMAPTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS COVE SWte d. *1, 2.3 miles east of 17.. Ph. Sanford (305) 323-8110 Orlando (305) 834-2239 ON RESERVOIR Rooms for Rent LEE ACRES- ON LARGE LOTI Bedrooms, I" baths With Florida room. Central climate control, osner extru SPANISH CHARM deposit. "I-S"2. 'Loo"wr money. show and sell Dutchmaii Clothing. Quality plus. Ciii 333 760 after $ P.M. Area One Inc. selection Monday, Jan. 20, 7 P .M . 3773118 KENMORE WASHER, service, used macnines After Hours MOONEY APPLIANCES )fl.0497 3720448 NORTH . Realty . - U.,..,.4. n...ia... flUIIL fltdIt ---,._. 80 _______ 2521 ParkDr. REALTOR 3229711 3723991 Stenstrom MUIIUI - SPIECE BEDROOM SET 5Ap410RD AUCTION 1200FRENCHAVE 3227310 - JIlli wallpaper, built In kitchen and no . I maintenance fee. LOW. LOW, I%Lo/ 'oom furnished duplex. 241h St. lit I. list me. plus $30 deposit 1 child. No peti 32 33611 solo *VA NO DOWN * Lovely 3 bedrooms, i'.-, baths. central air, feflced, trees, Many extras. SanfOrd, 3723791 NEW 1,7 and 3bedroom homes and townhouses Wail to wall carpet, PETS Make It a happy new year. Pay off las t years bills and start saving again. 614 3079, wants lob playing group 377 5435 - THIS IS T.N.T. TRIM, NEAT AND TENDED with care. 1 Becirooms,2bitponly 1½ Yearioid. Family room with patio doorsopefllflgonto2O(17scr,ed patio, double garage, Walk to schools. $34,500. LARRY SAXON REALTOR. 373.9110. SneakPreview ,17 Part time visiting mothers, parents, or college students ShOwing widely recommended child guidance and study etdej. $750 for 100 Inter view s. For Inter view. call 645 121$ - BY Owner, i bcirm., 3 biths, 2 car oaraQeIargeeat.inkjtchen3yrs old $37,S00. 373 6447 alTer Sand weekends. OPEN NOON TILL DARK tO-h AL1CMARCUSWELBY, , _I A w, Garnett tragedy. J. - ______ Business Meeting 2nd Monday-2000 Club Hour;-3 p m. Daily (closed Wed ) Rlr,,., Th....,4. w Aw . - Livestock And Poultry GOLD Bedroom apt,, furn, $ilo. I 3)edroom apt., unfurnh%Pi,d, 5110 22 $448. asses. Singer approved deal anvoro. C hoice of oreen or n ull or 1100 mo 131-0797. LC'? Art Picanso - If you will call meatter 1pm 377 1621. - Dishwashers _ 4 Move y our old abandon car FREE. SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 23)1W 1St St 373 4711 , ,IDisposals - . Must sell. 523 Mil '-' it Furnished '- ASSN p for Sale '' Removed" A turer, did not die in a sailing Ccldent. She tells Barnaby he -. - GORMLY'S, E. 44, Sanford 323 475J Early Bird at 7:15PM Pre% r .7'J 1971 Plymouth Fury lii Takeoverpayments _____ * "Get 'EM While * * They're Hot!* , - ( woman is convinced her b other, a wealthy manufac- ------- 67 - _________________________ amboo Cove, 12 BDRM, shag, air, sunny kitchens, playgrouns. near city park 8 Sanford Plaza. From SIiO Airport fltd near Santoro Avr 3231340 ~' until - - - :- Autos Plan now to vacation this tear ,n your Rer yes from ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING 4. BOARDING K ENNELS HEATED KENNELS 372 5157 _______ Commercial Homes, Lots ON LAKE JENNIE Wednesthiy, January 22 robbery - armed holdups. Their prey Is the tourist trade. They stick up tots' buses, and ilo REALTY 24rS, Myrtle Ave., Sanford Phone 321 ldyliwllde School area- 3 bdrms., extra clean, low down, 5,3,500. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 37) 7750. . -- -- --- - - - - Beat inflition with low rent on a 2 POST 53 - Wm~~,`ftmdayls * GOLDEN TOUCHN SEW iq Sewing c abinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin n machine. Full automatic Pay balance Of $75 or 10 pay ments of U Reg. R ea l Estate Broker Mobile Homes Rent Singer * 80 Camper.Travei Trailers -- Q1761i of youi ~e public — WIlT * 75 "- FROM $163 tIc' W AIPP0.T BLVD ippear in this litIfl 2544 PARK I)RI'fT S,\F (iRE). FLORIDA Three women with severe personal problems find an extraordinary ay to solve time problems. They turn to that aIlcsedly a cal ieal way to inforn -- * Pets and Supplies Welmaraner bird dOg, year old; AK. C Irish Setter, Both males, Reasonable, 323-1621 - SalesPeopl,N,ed,d - 12 Bedroom- Duplexes 'our club rganhzation Woman's Work Is With a Gun" et'mmitted the Good ThingtoEat ' Chapter - Cocktail hour daily 4til 6 Entertainment from 7 Reservations Honored 3210424 Your Hosts:' Sue Ann & Tom ilfcEachern Chef DeMac BROKERS 65 Household Grnth - Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1975-78 - Iles Interested In high earnmn orklng full or Dart time F Every Wed. & Sat 9: AA_ 0.1. 11. 1 L McGarrett and Fh'e.O move in. COMPAREJ WfDNESDAI $PrrlA1 Heated Pool * * NAVEL ORANGES, s250 Also Tanoermnes Bingo 3 p.m. until ii Listings Want ed Quick Courleovi Service Mobile Recreational Building - - 51 - -. U Work Every Time They Acreage.l4 Mo. 332 liii Meetings Business 7 - 301st Tut Superb Dining Days - 323 6173 Nights)fl-Sl7lor3fl-2352 Houses for Sale - -.j L. - South of Sanford - I bedr oom hOuSe for rent, furnished, $1 mo 321 0159. _____ Hwy ;792 " -..-- - - '_r:2- ______ 3-10 CBS HAWAII FIVE.O "A "Murder Once .* Clothes Washer - Dryer MU 30 Peruvian Andes for Incas' knowkdge of the use of beams, and Greeks styling of arches at the ruins of I'aestum are also shown. WE DARE YOU TO Dishwasher- Disposal- 21 - zealously protects the itsuccessfuhy for awhile * - VETERAI W r -- ' ______________________ UISAULED AMER ICAN and cultural progression. ThIS NNW * ne care Cneck IP• AiAnMl' episode deals with man as an In their desperation. Vie architect, builder and sculptor, Morrow and Norman Fell are showing how Pueblo Indians among the despemdoes. first learned to spM and shape stone to built A visit to ruins of Machu Picchu In the o Lost and Found NnTIr.F - - -_ - He'p Wanted - - "Death young girl. Robert Wagner Stalk" RERUN Two couples go the investigator, E.G. Marshall on a camping trip and are plays the bishop, Lloyd Nolan overpowered by foss' desperate the mob boss, and Kathleen cOOvICtL The villains take the QIzinlan the young girl. wives as hostages and set out on 1:30-9-30 PBS ASCENT OF a raft down a raging river. The MAN Grain in the Stone" husbands - Vince Edwards This is the third chapter in a and Rober Webber — free superb series on man's themselves alter being tied up, development through scientific and pursue in another raft, lighting each other all the way - Ask For Wont Ads — — — — Lt- Drop iribobbln, zig zag, and3needl, bedroom mobile home In CAMP Ravenna Park-. Pool, Properties Posit ion. Like new condition, SEMINOLE 372 1470, 2 ba thi, family room, 535,000. Acre n for $15, balance of US ca shsold or Would like to trade 7 male buck VW STATION WAGON rabbits for 2 matebucks 3220564. Realty. REALTOR, S payments of $10, New warraj'y, 3237750. _______________________ And ____________________ 76I Bedrooms, 2 baths EXCELLENT CONDITION Auto Repairs 32 Houses Rent onl'. acre of land, $7lo month tsoo s S5 Is____ It's New; It's Here; Acreage Call Credit oept Parts-AcCesrjes 67-A Feed Unfurnished 3326351 ' I's Now JOHN KRiDE A S SOC SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1977 Subaru GL Coup. with air, The VA progr,lm permitting you to 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 327 9111 Reconditione d Batteries, $12.95 JIM DANDY JAll FEEU Excellent condition. 323 6147 Aft er 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, central heat & White have a second VA mortgage, A air, fenced yard, 441 023-i or $31 Is "Buy Direct From Boxca r" exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, raise In guarantee from $12,500 to Eves. 169-1)44 1109 Sanford Ave. 5351 after G'ORMLY'S, E 16, Sanford 373 1733 Broker, IQP W Commercial For Rent ____________________________ ClassIfied Ads are $17,500, Which Should permit here to help you Sanforcj, 372 7 1 I qualified buyers to mortgage up to ___________________________ SANFORD buy' Sell, rent or swap at a low 7MobiIe tiome bpar CS Bedroom Set, dresser, chest, box Than ks to Classified Ad, users get 68-_ Wanted to Buy 4 Bedroom house. 1 cost. Set us help you place yours For Rent. No Pets baths. $1,300 springs and mat,, and night fast results at a low cost. Try one To find Out exactly where you stand, do wn a Call 372 2611 or III 9993. assume low interest CAMP SEMINOLE, 322-1470 stands $1 30 Others to choose to.iay! Phone 372-2611 CC 131 999" :all Johnny Walker Real Estate, payments 373.735 from. Dave's Furniture, CASH 3224l32 Inc, 8 General Contractor. We Nice private lot, South Sanford' Ave., - Option to Buy Sanford Ave., 373 For used furniture, applIanc,tli. Anti freeze, $595 gal. Coolant, 54 9! will work with y ou r plans $30 month Adutt only . 323 07M or outs. LONGW000-.. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath An ' affirmative decision on your ec t Buy 1 or 1001 Items Larry's S spacious rooms, air, heat, fenc ed gal Regular plugs, 85C each, Maple China Cabinet, UpPostered central heat 8 air, carpeted, Mart. 715 Sanford. Ave part now may have you in your Yard Kids and pets okay. MILLIONS of dollars in Real Ettat, Resistor plugs, $1.10. B rake shoes, garage, JUST LISTED at Rocking Chair, Both good con Unit ed Real E State A is Sold daily in the Classified Ads, new home in 120 days. Joh nny Inc. $7 73 set. M&M Auto Pares, West ditlon Reasonable, 373 1614 Toll Free67I 5090 Opq'n ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Nothing small about that! m 9p m Walker Real Estate, Inc., and 1st St. Sanford 3220303 I 11 FORREST GREENE INC -lop prlçt' paid, tj5eiJ, any tOnd?iOn Grneral Coritr,ctor. 377 6157 REALTORS 37) 6Ior 645 i333 F REIE1'iT SALVAGE 6-41 8126, Winter Park 3 Bedrooms, Pi baths, carpeted, Alter houri, Bud, 322lIllor Ken, Appliances- Furniture Paint Etc -— 78 3237142. some drapes, closed in ba ckyard, Motorcycles 36 - Resort Property "Buy Dir ec t From Boxcar" OWNER LEFT TOWN central heat and air, kitchen PLANNING A GARAGE SALE -f For Rent GORMLY'S, E. 44, Sanford 323 4733 Must sell this 3 bedroom, 2 bath ___________________________ DON'T FORGET TO AD eq uipped, all elec tric $700 month, Motorcycle Insurioce home on Lake Dot. Only $25,300. VERTISE 1st, last and security deposit. Call CAMP SITES for rent Have y our IT IN THE BLAIR AGENCY second hom e away from home by Owner will help finance CLASSIFIED ADS. 372 2611. 323 3757. In 3s" Dinette Set. excellent renting yesrly for low rates , Condition, US, CAMP SEMINOLE 3721470, 7971 Honda 430 3,600 miles 2 Bedrooms, I bath, ,Ia, room, " 71 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX: Stemper Realty "' 69 Newhousesinarura)areallociown Stamps-Coins Excellent condition, S900 3,000 Miles. Fully Eauipped fenced yard, air conditioned, Central Florida's payment, monthly Paymti leSs In 5736 Immediate occupancy. $ iso 37 Business Property 6 Pc. Dining Room than rent Government sunsidized mon th, 111 Mayfair Cir Sanf d. MULTIPLE LISTING PEAL TOP WE BUY AND SELL 71 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 or to Qualified buy er s Call to see if 3274991 For Rent Motorcycles Automotive Repair Suite, $349 19$ 2)06. Orlando 19195 Fr en ch ___________________________ Passenger WaOon you qualify! t 322 7)71, 327 1496, )fl 734 Table, leaf, I chairs, and china. Off For details call SiC area, zoned C.2. ideal for used 3 Bed rooms, I' baths, carpet, Fla. 371 6s 377.1959, 372 1161 white Mediterranean style. ____________________________ 73 BUICK CENTURION 2 M. UNSWORTH REALTY car lot and etc , on 17.92. Also room, 3 car garage, corner lot, Door Coins NOLL'S 803W 1st St. fri Hardtop-On Owner vacant lot 2 acres zoned ci, shade trees Very reasonable SEMINOLE COIN CENTER PINECREST-. 1 bedroom , 7 bath, Casselberry, 17-97, 1)0 4206 373 4061, 373 0i17 7 Water. 321 0215 _______________________________ 3310 Days Trucks and Trailers 109W. 1st 51,373 4357 family room, fireplace, eat-in Slngte Bed and 73 CHEVROLET NOVA 2 Door, kitchen, Shop, Lake Mary, Suitable for A, PS, Alt - One Ow,ier, IDrewerDresser, s.a paint Unfurnished downstairs, 5123. 1977 Datsun pi ck up, excellent Nice?bdroompseforleaw $150 $ 150 Upstairs furnish ed, ss. Whole 3739977 'mo 72 ESTATE SALEI condition, $700 down 1. assume , bedroom, Auction month 3?) ISO) I rioise, $200 plus damage Fenced bath, carpet, 572.000 approx. $900 bal. 3734347, 72 PLYMOUTH GoldCoucha nd rown armchair" GRAND 3720351, Why storeIt and forget i t? COUPE. 2 Door Hardtop, AT, 1,,. Best offer 1969 Ford Pickup Ranger Camper forget It with a Classified Ad 372 p, PB, Air Two houses, furnished Lot 100'430-1069 special 750, All power, air, new $2295 x 2640 Hiawatha 322 1)01 7611 336' deep with fruit, oak 4. pine 7606S HWy. 17 92 paint, Inspection. $1315 1109 _____ Twin bed, box springs a. mat 72 CHEVROLET IMPALA trees. $13,500 ca sh or trade. 321REALTOR 373 3771 Sanford Ave COUPE. Loaded - One Owner Excellent concSltinn. tn i, '11 u,...._. r__. Al (S AIII'Tirs&i Range- Refrigerator - _______ Brother (24) Man And Environment I (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes 8:30-9 CBS MASH It's fa ther8:30-10 MIC TUESDAY Son night 1i this ep&sode as MOVIE OF ThE WEEK "The Robert Aida, father of series Abduction of Saint Anne" Good star Alan Alda, guests. They've cast in a strange story against a appeared on stage together, but religious backdrop. A mob never in television. In this chiers teen-age daughter is story, Robert AMa plays Dr. reportedly possessed of powers Boorelli, a man with unusual to perform miracles, Word surgical talents who teaches reaches the Vatican, which then Hawkeye and Trapper some contacts the local bishop to hire new tricks while they're sup- a local investigator to check out posed tobeat the mclinic the report and, if poved true, in Tokyo. escort the girl to the Vatican. - * 41 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. -34 DUPLEX- Furn. or unfurn, Ideal location Reasonable rates. Very nice 363 3721 anytime Houses for Sal. . - Large 2 bedr oo m, fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, air conditioned, large yard. quiet, Geneva, $150. Call days, 319 3767. Unfurnished 41 Lake Mary, 7 bedroom turn ' Shed house. Couple, no pets. Recs, 5110 - North Carolini t''e $ flu W Jutc f'ioju&c, '-taft- larrner is eminole 322-261 Winter Park. )rlando 831.999 (13) Old Smothers A - Houses Rent Furnished Duplexös 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. . Furnished or JnfurnIthed. swimming pout. 1320 S. Orlando Dr. 323 2970 * W/W Shag Carpet Lost: Female miniature 4 Schnauzer vicinity Ohio and Marquette Rd. lust outside City limits, S.W. Airport Blvd. I pounds, black, little "Its, beard, I years old. Companion of Disabled vet. Reward. 321 0355. DIAL — 36 1371 * Lost Female 6 mo. old Irish setter in Scott and Celery Ave area Reward. 321 0792. 9 — — 33 34 — S mommoun 29 31 51 RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES NFORMATIOI - 4 Call 132-4517 Write P.O. 80* 1213 Sanford, Florida --- — — — — 20 Sandlewood Villas. - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON r families or friends of problem drinkers, )l further Information call j23.AUy or write nford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fl.. 32711 31-A PROBLEM Perh ps Alcoholic AnonymouS Can Help - .ecithinl Vlnegarl 861 Kelpl Now all four In one capsule, ask for VB6+. Faust's Druas. Apartments Rent Unfurpished WITH A DRINKING a IASHVILLE RECORDING Q. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. (44) 1:30.10 NBC WORLD The mob 730 ONLY 38 Masts 40Rei>ai,i 2 Pitt of 43 Flower holder MN*II$I 23 Ascended 44Shakespestcjn 31 Transgression 3Fqiminotion 25 Antenna stream 3?Oflefltil porgy lMonosacchw,de 77 Volunteer 45Lowhauni 33BOdjotwMt 5Drej Stat (ab) 48Abo'(potl JS Trip r Op.tc solO 28 Cotenes 5OUuitcpii Personals -S . Almanac 6:25 (2) IMustelne L:IJ 33S>Oltd c at 34 Princely residence )6Penjeq 37 Dining 30 any way during the illness and death of our beloved husband and ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil father. Signed Mrs. Bertha Harri for "We Call"sFr. Bright and davghtPr, Mrs. Edith "Hotline". Adults or reens. 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L k t '1T 11111 D :• ; riii LA,rITp.jONIL. 47Sngingoce A I J 1 I hr bfe1i1 A 49HaI' LSO A 50 Noise god L r 0 i-ti- I!l StPatlsnapta (HIP !sIE 4 .r f2M&echsld 1i r4Il 53 Grant use - A L i 1 lHILlIT teofa,lv BTcars TUESDAY an or - 38 Meager 39 Glow 4lFooti.kepvt 42(u 461OOIXR1 I State Never A Fizzle With A Want Ad. I E_ - .-$- Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Use Want A ds Tue5dy, Jan. 21, 1975-- 6B - , _ eIa* . Shoo the ea - I PAUL SLATER PrcleSiiOnai Wallpaper Ha ng er i i.icensed Residential. Corn nevc1at I F 'Of Fstirnt?p p , 173 i _________ - rjk4 �': ___ -. 1. - • ____ —— - WOMEN Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ' -_ 67th Year, No. 132—Wednesday, January 22, 1975 Juvenile Crime By JEAN Thi ngs the eniles Ju about - children and I - I I I ) is I PATTESON 1400 referrals National Council who Crime By BOB LLOYD Mrs. Buford, 19, said Wilson and two unidentified Herald Writer men came to the Peterson home in Orlando a short Mrs. Georgia Peterson, a in the robbery time later to pick up Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson trial of Grant Wilson Jr., testified in Circuit Court didn't want to be involved, she said, and hid In a here this morning that she had talked with the bedroom with the for three hours while the men defendant 'a few days before Christmas' over the wait ed for her after being told she "had gone out," telephone and he told her at the time that "if she Mrs. Buford said Wilson said, "She (Mrs. testified him, he was going to gether ." Peterson should have left word when she'd be Wilson (aces trial Feb. 24 on a witness tam perin g back. She was going to help inc pull this Job off." charge connection with alleged th reats to Wilson is charged with the Oct. 11 robbery of an Mrs. Peterson, 30, of Orlando. He is in county elderly Midway man, his sister and a friend in jail on $200,000 bond in the tampering case, which a 1932 vintage sale, believei to contain the Monday as the robbery tr ial opened before a $80,000 to $100,000 life savings of th e family, was three man, th ree woman jury in the court of Circuit taken, Judge A. J. Ilosemann, Mrs. Peterson's sister-in. Mary Brown, 66, kept the jury's close attention law, Patricia Bufot d, testified that she was asshe demonstrated how four nwn held Elicand her in an i.tcn.-un phint' MIC11 Wilson called brother, (iiiIInun Ililicry, and a friend, Roosevelt Mrs. Peterson Oct. 11 asking if she had a "roscoe" White at gunpoint Oct. 11, "hog-tied" them and (gun) and said he needed her help "to do a Job," ransacked the Hillery house at Water St. and juvenile law -. detention . i ii vi '' (u _____ w unne , sary r ______ = --: program ' noul Ia ir _ V4 -...-__' summer .,Uu Now We' reTeaching Dad To Be A Better Father J rr- • - one _______ _ ., ' — _______ ' VI ' ) ' lonely __ II Because how much more • - ,, ______ _ -.., types ..% e Is G ' .w• Sanford city COflUhi.ssloncrs have approved an agreement by which Wilco Construction Company will pave 1,250 feet of Georgia Avenue sou th of West _I ,~; 25th Street at the eastern edge to 2 p.m. Or at least, the office r mes, if Members of the Woman 's society hard Locally, there seems to be no guests people father Is about just a parking Mayfair Country Club, Friday evening, children, ,, State _. ..-.- ve,, Pavin g roval 0 conditional Use perm it request doesn't ..-- May Probe Issue -- - -- . ' . ,, ... . , -. 4. •, " ,, - - ... - -.. 1' -. .'. . . -. - Affair With Ex IMoral'? .' . ,I— Z -- -r - . I. us - - -; ' - - ~111 St .. B) ABIGAIL VAN BUR DEAR ABOY: I recently __ began an affair with my exsle -wa husband. We've been divorced f .for years and have two . .. .. _ . children, t*it I never stopped A loving him. '4 Rock'n roll was buck In fashion at Teague Middle School Friday, when 17 eighth grade student, t fi FU i We met to discuss the PU PIIL) U U S 1 I.1". A Pu. L N II 114 joined in the National Junior Honor Society Rock-A-Thou to an effort to raise morcy for their school. children a few months ago, and -mmd Twenty4our.hour rockers who hope to collect a total In pledges of $500 from teachers and friends, I had Ic, admit that the old be. were ')A.uriIID Dflrk.A.Tu(),u ammIePawlaek,IiaFreeman,eAunI1card, ryLeisDias Pomeroy, Teresa Nichla,, '" '' " '' magic was still there because Infidelity Is not justified " Brian Gan'ey, Cherl Sobatk.a, Debbie Hyland, Becki Berkiey, LaerI Mitchell, Dana Hargon, Kim after he kissed me Just once, I under any circumstances, be it Faust, Joe Banks, Bill Burns, Stephanie Triplett and Holly Williams. was helpless to resist him. your z-busband'sweakneu for We were divorced because I other women, or yew present caught him cheating on me husband's impotence. several times. He admitted that DEAR ABBY: Do fish feel he had a weakness for other pain? only a fish knows for women that he couldn't overBut when It comes t•J ppen n .__~.I It I come, and ticmga highly moral rireparing freshly caught fish, woman I couldn't tolerate IL 1 any fisherman worth his salt , Once Upon A Stage dinner V I A year ago, I married a fine knows that fish should be killed d Theatre, Edgewater Drive, f older m&i. He's wonderful to as soon as ita caught. Then It Orlando, playing the role of i' n f me and the children but he is should be either put UfldeI Altamonte SpringsPla yers' Nurse Kelly in the American CUSHION FLOOR impotent, and all efforts to The second production, "Hd%' comedy "Harvey," the story of SHINYL VINYL nrrcd it h.1. fji!c'd r:f fish st'rt.. to dctriu ,ite .... IJUd p I)d tfkl 1w. (-uli. rtuu -. Dear ... Abbv .................... 11 .. .. MOVING W CAN - L O G . BE A REAL '' Wh 4'e Ha i g r'i11&i - •PSi Rea y . SAVE refrigeration sr eaten. 9'S * -- - k.. -- _ - • -_- ' ::llIr .• - 'Z,'" _________'" - . , .. , .. '•• . .' .. - . ~~ .. e4X*t-_,V '. - ~Rjc! i - I i~ , Al - --Aelm— t. - :- . . 12FJ111 I '- - ; - S. M 12 A , . _ - W4 i 4aS A_Wrma -if - 32A;tt=~ i~5F_01EJ1&j,7 - - .- ~ Lash told -. ,SUSPICIOUS, Sanford Fire Chief G. M. Harriett watches as Fireman Hank Clothier helps cogitain a 1&scre bruh and garbage Monday afternoon north of Ninth Street and east of Persimmon Avenue. Officials said cause of the blaze was not Immediately determined but termed it "Of a suspicious usture." fire FIRE CONTAIN ED ir,ror...-L ake ~M. * - .1. Tom Freeman I Thomas Freeman was appointed county attorney te last night. Hoooer Coom lassr The controversial 'r ~Mi - I.-,,;4~ _16; --F i oe r ',.. #I .F: ! - I,-____.,__ W- - I 0ng - - _*V,M . - . I -. As PUD Project Withdrawn By BILL BELLEVIIJ.E Herald StaffWriter area." conference, offer state reason, zoning cited Sheriff ciation Monitor Longvvood Meet Ci ty Okays H i ri ng Fl U ji m ane Officer - .-- For fast relief call th e . Il 1(Offl E'l/(j( Oil,.. . - Index _______ _____ ______ - ____ nosiess, . ., - '1 I __.iV resubmit it within a year. "problems can be overcome." "We're fightin'fl'ie PUD zoning In a letter to Zoning With a denial "without itself,rot just Mirror Lake. We of an em pty comm ission Administrator J. B. Williams, prejudice" the PUD could be just don't want apartments it chambers and after two By ED PRICKETT Developers of an 87-acre developer Keith Reeves asked resubmitted, without any The school's principal, Mrs. kid in a room. There's no crash harm that commissioners had Writer left in Planned Unit Development that the PUD be denied because done to its argument, within a Hortense Evans, today conbars on those doors," Mrs. Herald Staff The development, whict protest firmed the door had been locked Back said. (PUD i temporarily wi thdrew an adjacent project —Forest year. w ld ha ve included variou. ou A Sanford man has asked for about 12 minutes while the their plans for a proposed Villa -- had (ailed to Layer paid a quick visit to the Freeman, who was But surrounding property land zones, would have rezone( State Education Commissioner teacher, Mrs. Fleur Do I.ys school today after he was development on Mirror Lake materialize. With the non- owners, who were opposed named acting county at. to land on the south side of SR 4.36 Ralph Turhngton to investigate Healy, attended a planning contacted by The Herald. last nht, but surrounding development of Forest Villa, the development now or in the and torney for 30 days west 3f after a SR 434 and SR 43] an incident in which the man property owners who had the water and sewer services future, asked the Board to He said the visit confirmed newly organized board flatly from single family (R-IAA and says a second grade teacher strongly opposed the project that it would the doors could be opened from to Mirror deny the request to kill the H-IA i and multiple family (Rvoted to oust what I former atunderstand," locked six children Inside a were not happy, Lakc would not be available, PUD's chances. the inside. torney Howard Marsee and 2). classroom and left them she said, "the door was locked the developer said. The lack of Fire officials, on Back's G. W. his Brown said that "this firm three weeks on the outside so older ago, school The Architectural Design utilities, and the current unattended for 30 minutes. District Commissioner Die) request, also checked the (PUD is just hanging over our was voted In as permanent children could not disturb them classroom, Group, developers for the of the economy were Williams, who said he had been heads, The planning and counsel by Commissioners , 13111 Back, father of or,e of six from doing their work. All hiey Florida Conference Association for denial, co ta n Assistant Fire Chief W.C. ct with Hank Koenig board rejected it. We ask you to - youngsters locked inside a had to do harry Kwiatkowski, Mike open the door and of Seventh-day Adventists, president Galley made an of the Mirror Lakt inspection and e nd it now," liattaway, and chairman classroom at Hopper come ou t." asked the Board to deny their The developers said said no real problem exists at so Milt Shaw told the Board that Property Owners Ski Vlhlen Jr. Elementary yesterday, said he PUF) request "without hoped to re-submit the pe r. But, a second grader, ac- Hop he was "tired of coming down voted to deny the reque.i called state officials after -" prejudice," so they could during the coming year request if their here co rding to Mrs. Back, is prone at my expense to protest without prejudi ce. falling to receive any exthe PUD. they're trying to All commissioners, except planation from school officials topanic.Aridincaseoffue,she possible second wear us down" by continuing chairman Sid Vihien Jr. who or Superintendent William said, it's highly would panic. the hearing, be said. Layer. Opposed the PUD outright ,,.oted To Another neighbor declared, with Williams' rrotjon "My boy couldn't open the layer said today it's By DONNA FSTES Cornell, and Police Chief Tom made it clear he felt lie could council chamber Monday night IJU. door from the inside. You see, a possible to lock a child in a Herald Staff Writer second grader, they panic. Henniganwillmonitortonight's handle the situation, but asked demanding that police jobs be classroom, but if it happened They don't know anything. L0N(;wool) — Seminole i:3Onieetingof the city council. for assistance anyway. maintained regardless of the It's a violation of the law to County sheriff's deputies, at the Chief Deputy Sheriff Duane taught They haven't been Police officers, firefighters city's financial condition. tell you that" o pen a door," Mrs. Back said, request of councilman Jerry Harrell said today Hennigan and supporters jammed the city Council Chairman J. H. Grant Mrs. Back said her son, Billy recessed the meeting until Mrs Evans, however, said Frank, 7, tried to open the tonight after a shouting session door that even a kindergarten after the teacher locked developed among police him student could open the door and five ot he rs inside. She said By JANE ('ASSELBEItRY department supnOrters. in Sa nfo rd but were moved to from oc the youths were told to copy the inside after it's l ked Herald Admitting he was Writer Staff fearful Winter Springs when it from the ot'tside with a key. sentences off the blackboard. I Monday night that violence I WINTER SPRINGS— City acquired its communica tions might erupt, Grant said he Council has authorized Police system. Layer agreed, adding, CIpCCLS only a brad meeting Chief John Govorhuk to hire a "Heavcnsyes I hope so. It's no Th Acting Planning and Zoning ii. tonight. different from r door at home terna' humane officer at a Board chairman Sharon lie said items to be COil" sa lary not to iL~ _______ or anyplace else. It's im• _____ ~ll exceed $6,500 a Patrick told council although sidered include City Attorney year. Funds for the salary possible to lock children In a will city t'rjjnj calls (or an Of. Ned Julian's report; a report be included in budget revision room." tidal zoning map, one can not from Ci ty Supt. Ralph Fisher on AroundtheCjock -4A since ani mal control funds were be toated. She id _____ ______ sa the map Mrs. Back said Turlington's Bridge the utility department and not in this year's budget. was last updated in 1969. office promised to send a authorization for Fire Chief Calendar % ("otjnt'il decided to hire a full. Council nuthorimed Mrs. special investigatory team to Ut'v l.aliossicre to hire a Classified 10-JIB ,,,,,,, tt. - decision w as I HEADACHE ! , L. In graders - . •..,.. , J. - 4 la As - -" .ri.-i" __________ ' .4 was - - __ . SiP-1-7 0 J ______________ 0 - . Cowan's Underworld Ill Magnolia _41%, "t C I County Names 10 - you. f _17 A&gt'# 1~e:-A~;T*:inz- . 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I child, 'r - Mr.s. linimi said sho h;jd fin:i1l) , rev(:alL.(j tf,t. location of the sa fe when one of the ''boys'' held a pistol to her head and threatened "to blow her brains out." partici pating stcn LS estimated cost of the paving of commercial zone on the west a co Queen new car dealership on p the stweet, which is a major side of U.S. 17-92 South of Lake mercial zone. Sa-n plans are U.S. 17-92 due to the slump thoroughfare leading in to Minnie and Lake Mary required only If there is to be new car sales and that he must new construction, he said, Seminole High School, is $35,000 Boulevard. make his living "sink or swim" and the work will be started not The city zoning and plaitning lash told commissioners he with the used car lot. ca ese seeing formance W Tripp, WIICO Con. permission, as ;.______ would be open at carpet didn't want to "walk over Z-P fence and paving requirements Commissioners required the agreement wiV be met. com . with bob-naded boots" but City "for no longer than nine agreement af ter the paving was In othet actions, missioners untangled red tape Manager Warren Knowles month&" delayed for nearly a year. _____ -- Midway Ave. The witness lay face down on the red courtroom near the jury box with her arms crossed behind her back as she told how she peeked from under a sofa pillow the intruders had put over her head and of "their toes" as the safe wa rolled from the house, later than Oct 1, and will be board last week denied ap- will use existing buildings on proval of a site development the property as his home and an co mpleted by Dec. 31. plan Wilco has posted a perfor the car lot after Lash office, bond on the paving said he wanted to put In City commissioners accepted pr oject and also has agreed to required paving and a sight. written agreements from Lash escrow $1,750 each from the proof fence at a later date due that he will get Z-P approval for of the firtn'a Geneva Terrace sale of 20 completed townhouse to an economic squeeze. the location within 90 days and 163-unit townhouse project. units to insure the paving City cornmis3ioners said they granted a deferment on the . .. ______________________________________ . was over, our . A was . 0 In Robbery Trial She stoutly a nd repeatedly told the jury that one Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook as "mine... of the men, his face masked with a stocking, was the one I bought in 1932... or one Juit like it." Wilson During his testimony, Hhllery, who "I've known him 19 years a nd I know it was his hospitalized several weeks after the incident, voice that said, "I told you no kuhn," after the became weak and was helped from th e courtroom gunman struck Hillery twice on the head with the by two men, but later returned to the witness stand pistol, she said. "I heard them put the safe in the trunk of a car "Wilson told us 'don'l get up for five minutes' and slam it closed," Hillery said. and told the boys 'if anybody comes to the gate, Van hook told the Jury In his opening statement shoot to kill," she continued, that he would introduce int evidence th e safe, Hillery, 72, repeated his sister's story of how found by investigators in 18 inches of water in Pearl Wilson and a "boy" had come to their house the lake about 4,000 feet from Wilson's Altamonte afternoon of Oct. Il asking for glasses of wate r. He, Sprin gs home. Van Hook a lso said th e state will too, identified the voice of the stocking masked produce evidence seized in a search of the house. robber who came to the house later that night as Defense attorney Rnger Berry reserved hk !1~;,t 14 Wilson, ikho h-id carlier callud himself -U; e ,pj:l1111g prayin' man'' and ''Rev. Bofly." as a witness Bruce Wilson, the defendant's 17-yearIlillery, identified a rusting, battered safe, safe rid son. He hinted that Wilson also may testify for door and drawer hauled Into the courtroom by the defense. us 'don't get up for 4 in _____ - ' i 0 eorgia Ify five minutes' and told the boys ,if ai.t eh • any b ody comes I.0 +h ... to k ll ' '** — MRS. MARY BROWN in - ' "Wilson told against -_- 0 - witness - projector Death =Threatened' Witn ess T Test's ' - ~ placement _____________________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Problem In County A __7~_ .r Last year, almost 1800 nation, said Ritz. Every year in caring for delinquents are few ! U.S., 100,000 passed through v far between. county Juvenile Detention under 18 are locked up in Jails, The Detention Center is V according to estimates of the facing many problems, but Center. Of this number, Women's Editor on and were delinquent none so pressing as of 1 had been involved in shoplif- Delinquency, offenders. p IC ting, auto theft and burglary, state 0Fl oridaow Jail I t only 4 Like to help, but don't know the unit could use more and 400 were runaways. training schools, two harmful to childreii emotionally Ju.enile how to go a bout it' volunteer drivers, movie wing 1gseenmoreoung and morally, said Ritz, arid b0rb0,oneforg1rls,andaco. That's often the problem with & operators and people educational facilit) In ad l')"l'People art. ex pectedi O uuUC It volunteer work there are ith a variety of other skills. 11 1OfluIerC are se veral mu brought to the attention of delinq uency —inrnan) cases, plenty of concerned folk who you would like to volunteer, but rl a y houses and treatment Ju venile ces . in is would like to volunteer their aren't quite sure how you t en to help rehabilitate could Seminole County, one out of 1L . The problem s, there are not c . servicm but they aren't sure help, why not attend the special every six male Juveniles and nearly enough suitable alter- Juveniles. mi 's -_ _F:~ IRlkI V - ___ 1~ —) I ~ IF— — -_ —_ who to contact, or even what workshop the ACS is holding Ritz gave some pointers as to Q e o good work they could lend a Wednesda) evening at 7:30 in how i. ui Seminole Count can . females, to delinquent \j ( hand doing the Chase and Co office, on the ' help troubl . ed children locally _- _I explained. the I Since the disturbing coin- corner of Oak Avenue and Establish a residential facility "-Bob Hitz, youth counselor iidence late last year when the Second street' In Seminole Count), the for those offenders who are I47 'T--- - nation's first and "second" The workshop will last about supervisor at the Division of Detention Center can ac- mentally retarded, sa id Ritz. -' - 'ljZ2 \ ladies, Betty Ford and Happy one and a half hours, Just long Youth Services, presented commodate a total of 12 Set up a Big Brother 1t 1k r i ii n; tnt radical to IuJ uzi exit-ti). how t 1k St dist urbing fa ct s, tirid JU t. iiili_ s it unt tiiiii. o i. Md Mie re ad''lt.s are w orking on a mastectomy operations, you can help the ACS. For more more, at a recent program may be detained longer than 30 one-to-one ratio with troubled M _ 4I_) women have been shocked into information, call Irene Brown sponsored by the public affairs days. Juveniles may also be children. And offer facilities for OW department o -a— 4 awareness of the real dangers at the Flagship Bank in e Junior placed with area families or n recreation Woman's Club of Sanford. AffaIr ebain nan Public of breast cancer and the downtown Sanford. president i.. Freeman temporary "crisis homes," appeal to older children, Bob Ritz with (from left) Junior Woman's necessity of detecting the An interesting development Nor is the picture any Families volunteering to keeping them off the street an d Kathi BrWken and Barbara Machnik disease as soon as possible it relating to mastectomy brighter elsewhere in the assume the responsibility of out of trouble. tragedy is to be averted, patients is taking place in To this end — maintaining California. Tentatively called awareness and prompting "Women for Women," it is a regular checkups — much is self-help organization for being done by local units of the women who have had breast . 0I American Cancer Society surgery. Its purpose is to , .IF W &. (ACS) across the nation. provide mutual emotional I 1. :I . -_____-~ In Seminole County, the local support on a long-range basis N I .- ~_____________ - _13;0~ ACS unit is concerned with and to fill the gap in A ByLUIIIETIASTEIGER going educating the publi c on all rehabilitation services. to trust themselves as fatlitrs books, in f il ms and t it ii fThe Herald Services delivery with Ii If through labor and f orms of cancer, as well . "Children need both parents is based on as notion, ---your wife —" lending practical assistance by woman "m the same boat" can these days because our -.---.' .=-1i_ American women nuclear family is in pretty providing transport for cancer be helpful, Trouble with families began are "working hard to define grave danger," he said victims receiving outpatient he1*ul will be a supportive 0n'f , - 1 COWl fl 1. their dual roles, in the home mean th at the family is splitting 'n M treatment and operating a going group. Three of .generation or so, Dr a nd at work," American men more easily and people are not "loan cluset," lending out lt,ems meetings are planned: Regular -' . ' • -----are on the verge of becoming caring what happens to Brazelton believes. Once such as special beds and get-togeth ers with an oc.&. goals better fathers, according to children The family today inbo'mg -_-. n commodes to cancer patients casional speaker such as a this c t, -.1 ountry became less Boston pediatrician and author needs shoring up. laid up at home. surgeon, a physical therapist, a .. --- I am clear, while our society became D.. Berry Brazelton. —_ "Being a prediatrician, I The unit's first area office specialist in protheses, Ungerie, People "I see many young parents more concen-ned with children more becamecompetitive. more concerned with opened recently in space swimsuits and so on; smaller 1 who are looking so very hard than anything elsse, and I agree ..- .. _ . __ - I~__ — ~,_ _M.— donated by Chase and Co. in groups of more intensive intheir careers. than with their for ways to learn their roles," with anthropologist Margaret , ~ - __. VO ement, SUC as found n . . ." their Oak Avenue Sanford, A he says. " Th ey are frightened I Mend that the nuclear family therapy, and Physical . building. The office is open group .p I therapy sessions for women and insecure, but they care a society is not working out very _____ "Child centers, If they Monday to F riday, from 10a.m. ,' ,'f ',' fl great deal about their children, well for anybody. having trouble with their arna took their goal as being a li ving in a complex ° "The main thing In being a community service for young o th ti Club of and it's for Sanford, their husbands and WOMAN'S good CLUB caring families and not just a few more dined out at the to see the guidelines." being a move afoot to Initiate a sel f -help father and doing r,ryjce for could be a could be f lend Among the club members heralding the new year at the festive Dr. Brazelton said during a whatever it takes to make a omen potent force. These centers cheery voices to the office group nilar DINES OUT occasion, were (from left) Mrs. William (Pat) Foster, telephone interview, that the relationship with the Women. For uiuSt masticto could give young families telephone and their hands to Walter (Bill) Glelow and Mrs Art (Doshla) fljij, thrust of the program is that begin to get f eedback from th e backup, and help relieve stamping literature, preparing tomy atients who women now are beginning to chi ld. This begins as early as pressure. understanding aici on envelopes and flung out simple accept or form two roles well, possible, even before birth, only another woman can give requisition forms once in and I think this is leading men through childbirth education "it used to be here, and stW is a who has undergone the same tviuiflc in cultures but ou rik operation and successfully -that the extended family was ant, "Just two hours a week," readjusted to life, the ACS's autotntic beckup for the younj says Sanford's Irene Brown, Reach for Recovery program coupe wi th their first ba by," he whoisvicepresldentandpuhljc mayhelp. says."Wehavelostthatlnthis education chairman for The Idea is the same: lear. Seminole County's ACS unit, as ning to cope through the country. And fathers are I needed so much more today well as district lay director for strength and example of a M. than ever be(o'e. Wives needs the State ACS. woman who has been the same "UI could get about 20 people route before th em to back up, to replace the a to volwitter to work two hours a extended family. There are two drawbacks 1 week each, our office could with Reach f or Recovery, i. young men are . 4 . -. rea lly develop Into a beneficial however. Seminole County has ready to respond to these needs. I project," says Irene. I think they're doing more as no such organization, and must . . . 1. i fathers today, he says. The tasks are easy — they therefore "borrow" Reach for -• ... I 4 . rita even seem menial Irene Recover) volunteers from k_ ,, agrees — but it Is these simple Orange County. Also, par4. - wnso. 4' . UNDERWORLD tasks which keep the LCS alive Licipatlon in the program must 1 and working for each of us. be ordered by a woman's PRICE 0 1 HALF JR As well as needing officetielp, doctor. ' -SALE - LFOIfl -- Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1975-8B . 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CARNIVAL W I N AT BRIDGE - - -- - ------------ -.. - 68th Year, No. 35-Wednesday, October 1, 1975 ARIES (Mardi 21-April 19) voice inside is trying to put you SCORPIO I Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You'll be able to piece together You'll come out on top on to something worthwhile. La dy Luck is pulling some to your advantage some things whenever you're in the driver's LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Ideas strings for you where your work you pick up from two sources. seat today. Don't let others (10 that you'll conceive today will or career is concerned. things you know you can do be both logical and pronthing, 1 lowever, don't leave it all up to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 better yourself. though you'll view things on a her. Your material aspects are still TAURUS (April 20-May 20) very grand scale. Don't let their SA,%RIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. very promising today. Sub. (;fll' Conditions are developing in a size scare you. 21) A positive attitude will work stantial gains can come From manner not yet visible that will 1R6O (Aug. 23-Sept. your willingness to be helpful. ondersforyou today, Try contribute to your feelings of You'll do very well in business problems you thougnt you had 1xisic security and well-being. affairs today if you let the other VOUR BIRTHDAY no inunediate solutions for. GEMINI (May 21, June 20) guy make the overtures. Play a (ki. 1, 1975 Good news today will put rome little hard to get. CAPRICORN (Oct. 22-Jan. extra zest in your step. This will LlHltA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 19) You're luckier with part'liiis coming year you will be a busy day for you, and a listen and evaluate carefully ners today than you would be in establish i lasting and pleasant one. information passed on to you playing a lone hand. Stick with beneficial relationship with one CANCER (June 21-July 22) today through persons you the winning combinations, older than you, both n age and Take action on financial bun- trust. Something profitable AQUARIUS i Jan, 20-Feb. 19) experience. 1This alliance ches you get today. The little could result. ' on re a gI listener today. i'%t mu un g -__NOW, CLASS, FOR THIS SURVEY t WANT YOU TO TAKU A \ READ COUNT.. \ L ..O 'P SOu SOME OP vOU OBVIOUS LY DO... / NORTH (D) LEG TAKE A COUNT AND DIVIDE 1 By TIV0. PREFER-AS by Stoffcl & Hemdol Wt:1W I.l LL PSESSW P IN TI-I ' SUIT — AN' TIE:. 30 His five-heart bid shows second-round heart control and is a start on the ay to seen North bids six diamonds to • K 9732 show second-round diamond &J 106 control and an acceptance of SOUTH the idea of playing at a grand & A Q 8 7 64 slam and that should be enough K2 for South His partner has open# AS ed the biddmn umped shon first-round heart and secondBoth %ulnerable I round diamond control and invited seven. lie must have the king of t North .i South spades and ace-king of clubs for I& all that bidding So South sirnp-. Pass 1* Pass 3A Pass ly closes the bidding at seven 4, Pass IV Pass $ v spades Pass 6 Ilan 7 5 Is 511 ~A~1604 i.0 Opening lead Pa Pa_______________ This one is from Arkansas our partner doubles a teespade bid for takeout. You hold: A865 VK962 #A10854 &9 s'esterday's except that South This Arkansa3 question is a has the king-deuce instead of u ghone We favor a bid of the three-deuce of hearts (ou hearts on the theory that lie still responds one spade to even if partne doesn't hold his partner's club opening, but four hearts. we should have a when North jumps to three play for that contract Four spades South sees that his ace diamonds is inadequate. five of diamonds and king of hearts are extra high cards in his diamonds an unwarranted overhand. Therefore, in accordance (Do you have a question for with th e rule of th e ace and the the Jacoys' Write "Ask the king he is one ace and one king ,jaco s' care of this above game and is going to bid newspaper The most on1% FST £9 Of 10 8 Q J 106 'I vestigation by bidding four diamonds. When North accepts the slain idea with his bid of (our hearts A K J 32 V A976 BUGS BUNNY 1 A - NEW BIKE IF HELD - J)IN THE E5TALlSH\MENT! \. /- Ni FAST * 105 By ED1'RhCKf ', ' :' - - I Checks - - — - - _____ ft I ____ . I * i — next door? to r OtJELATE - 44 IM EXPECTING 004FWE 01: O 7.1OSE OUTLANDISH - a- C. Ii4... FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Ba!ks - - D D CQLLEE HELP FIDO . _P UELLI HE STU-L Formulate the ork plan, hich would be submitted to commerce officials and could eventually lead Calling Seminole County an "economically depressed area," Vihlen lobbied for the designation. or Jo for niinole Countlans. foulup, Frailey said 19 Florida counties already have bti-1) designated redevelopment areas. lie said 36ad(jona1 counties in thestateare th a - Burglary Jury Hears r - , Ta ed Conversation - - i - p 950 . .- - - 110 -.• - ' -- .. ( - , -, '----. - ..; .. - ¶ '. -: '- . •- •- . .. . .'. - . . BOOSTERS - THANK MOORE FOR CHECK - .-. DOONESBURY ...vv, HINk•Aao(rr a --, E 'THE ,%kANEST (I2 IN TOWN. . . . . AL.Cr I av MY PRET CA( 1 L)SES. ALL ACXE FRIENDS NcW... Q( y (4f,4A/ /4 J4? tci4LI. / IMT )t4/ C1 JZ$tMYP f - iWThic%. Ir. ,.W J/rp X X )WAstW 1J4T flE )WOW A LY h'BY/5 &lf4T A 5PtIM 1/4' 70 av ei- tl)* 401 ffm M. 5' C44(LY 4q77? 11 VV%4L 5. / / The commission had three choices: Okay an advance, IT AUT /E17R 11P 44• £U, F.J7/+fY., 7)4T 7? / FOATI O offer a temporary salary in. crease, or Just forget about it. Early In the meeting corn. 1 EK & MEEK by Howie Schneid &r (k PRISCILLA'S POP \, p PS A LITTLE TIGHT —' T switched from monthly to weekly paychecks. Thus, some county administrators had I MAYBE \\ FOOTBALL JERSEY S , 'YOU NEED) çi * - However, Vihien and Jones T by Bob Thaves ciwo': ITALIAN - CLILcINE. -.-•' ... •. AUTHENTIC HOME - PRESSED ITALIAN WINE Xr MU$T BE wIN'rg IN 4U$T FOUD SocK IN MY 4CJ41J&NV1. ARCH IF drawn aImct all their entire yearly salary before the year was ended, leaving them with shortenecipaychecksonthelast week of the fiscal year. by Sob Montana both agreed the annual "salary was paid lnfulL" But asaresult instructed the (MAE office to assist the clerk's office in getting the problem straightened out. TUMBLEWEEDS ....... by T. K. Ryan .....SHOWVE - '--7 Asked about the suitch, the sheriff said it really didn't matter %;ho represented the cormnission because Polk said he has a - 'strong case." He said It was "nothing personal," but "I've got a job to do." Polk's show down is set for Oct. 9, in Tallahassee. The - vowed to fight after the commission offered him $2.3-million, instead of the full $2.6 million he initially requested. In that fight South Seminole residents sought to have the courthouse built in the south part of the county, but the courts A rionth ago. Commissioner John Kimbrough wanted to ruled in favor of the commission and the courthouse is now in replace Freeman with Cleveland because of the experience Sanford. B)' AUDII: MURPHY Herald Stall Writer ciation , , , ,t r"' i Florida Manor, addressed the nursing home is not a place goes die. nursing homes. Harris "Last year we discharged to reminded th e audience th at a their homes over 90 per cent of patients admitted, he said. ' Harris said the Medicaid program financed most nursing home patients - 13,750 in Florida alone. Harris stressed the Medicaid program Is not welfare, but an effort by the state to help senior citizens deal If you're tired of rain day with high medical hills. alter day after day. you are probably lad the month of Mike Roberts, director of the September Is over. Bay Area Home Health Ser[gj month, th e Seminole vices, Inc. of Seminole, said the County Agricultural Center federal government had meesurftg statIon on U. S. designed the home health / to - 1• him. Onie told the Jury that he was involved In approximately 20 burglaries by the theft ring in a period of six of eight months. Today I : :' - - U I Around Th e Clock IA Bridge ----- ------ 68 Calendar .............. 5/I Comics - . ....... 68 Crossword 48 Editorial - IA Dear Abby 11/I Dr. Lamb III Horoscope 68 Hospital SA Obituaries 5/I Sports 1•-3II - - I - - - - - Nearly 10 Inches -- sentencing. The state has other charges against - " September Rain Above Average I i ! -:J'-.-J -- _...j-ç--.--.--------- - one Citizens Club; and the Sanford Chapter the American A. of ,• Ret ired-Persons. Onle has pleaded guilty to burglary and is awaiting -- seminar on the subject of Seminole; Sanford Senior , tools ad Onie testified he and Asbury tookBenton's1tofJcthat Cleveland has in such matters, but Kimbrough never publicly W`hen Kinibrough first asked that Cleveland be appointed to a service station on US. 17-92 at made the request because he said he had been advised the ('OIltflhiSSjOfl wouldn't go along with his proposal. duel with the sheriff, he told a reporter that Freeman's reply to Casselberry and then delivered the sheriff's appeal was "inadequate" in at that it contained it to Richards house at Commission ('hair-man Sid Vthlen Jr., confirmed Tuesday language of a nature" rather than sticking strictly to Longwood, selling the TV to that Kimimli-ough had been lobbying" for Cleveland's ap- the legal aspect of Polk's Richards for $12.5 after telling appeal. pointment. him it was stolen. Vthlen, w ho all along has tried unsuccessfully to Kinmtrough feared Polk' attorney, Doug Stenstrom, would sell the Ward a $110.000 compromise with Polk. said Cleveland won a take advantage of A-crding in Freeman's appeal. Onie and Yates lire] tncether similar case for a former board. in an apartment for about six Cleveland said today he's "accumulating data" for next mont wh (let cland as county attorney in the 196. He is a former Thursday's heari. il e the theft ring wa he abo said he's utilizing data provided sta te representative and a former sta te sena tor him operating. on and served as a by Freeman's office, crossspecial county attorney in the 196 in the courthouse relocation examination by Richards His entrance into the ue at such a late date will in no way attorney, Albert Fitts, Oni fight. compromise the county's position in the case, Ck':eland said. admitted he and Yates were "professional burglars" who 8) worked also at legitimate construction jobs in south :/ Seminole. I r Seniors' event, discuss the Is-sue in detail. He did say, however, that monthly pay is the best method - house and took the stereo equipment. Expert Panel Detai s of action reluctant to sheriff Albert Chairs Seminar Earlier in the meeting, A seminar on medical setCommissioner Dick Williams vices (r senior citizens was requested some sort to held at the Sanford Civic Center bail cut those administrators today,. who will receive li ttle or no Wayne Albert, president of at week's end. the Greater Sanford Chamber "It's no foulup of theirs. Some of Commerce, served as master of them might be hurt," of ceremonies at the Williams said. lie also stressed that it's "no which was sponsored by the Chamber; Bay Area home foulup of ours. It's the fault of Health Services, Inc. of the clerk's," Joncs was oute One, an Cleveland Name To Fl*ght Polks Lawsuit The "foulup" occurred "They can have 10 attorneys; I've got a strong case," the because the count)' last year sheriff said. by Al Vermur \ txnA.ouL.. forgot." accused of buying, receiving break-in would "be a bad risk" and concealing stolen property since the windcws of the and an admitted professional - residence were covered with burglar-turned police in. neared Jury , is burglar bars. ra ons font. accused of buying a color Benton earlier identified the The tape was the first to be television for $125 that was console color telev on set in made public after a three. stolen in a March 20 burglary of evidence as one stolen from month probe by sheriff's agents the Ray Benton residence on h1 home and Yates said today, that resulted in the arrest of Markham Woods Road near "It's either the one Onie had or J()tm Trio Richards 27 Lake Mary Boulevard, one exactly like ii Lon w d R d admitted other persons in ti "bug" tape filled with of the four-man "steal with an alleged million-doUar_ background profanities and member to order" theft ring that pohce a-year "steal-to-order" theft obscenties after Calvin C. Yates bleached-blond had say handed a rniWon.&Uar". ring operatingSeminole, Jr., a year In stolen merchandise and nge Osceola Brevard yj probationer, testified that channeled It through fences, lAke Counties. Janes A. Onie and CharAC old ' 'ur an to Richards, who was expected Wesley Asbury brought item AsbM, , who is 3laW for trial take the stand this stokn from Rntnn' hn ' Oct. 27 forburglary and grand afteoon as the tway trial including- television, to0nle larceny, burglarized Benton's Budget Disapproval At Issue The Seminole County Conission has appointed Sanford missioners asked Ashby Jones, Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr., as its representative in a showdown deputy circuit court clerk, for ill SPriff John Polk over the sheriff's request for a $2.6-million additional information, but budget, later "forgot" to reconsider the At Tuesday's meeting, the commission agreed to rela4i Issue Tuesday's ended.before And Tuesday wasmeeting Cleveland after County Attorney Tom Freeman asked that the Cleveland be named "co-counsel." final meeting of this Fiscal year. "I've discussed it at length, and I concur his services would Asked why no action was be valuable to the county," Freeman told the commission. taken during the meeting, Vihlen said, "I guess we just "ft $.a.i 41 and ui, and in some cases one pay Is missing," Pearson by Garry Trudeau been called the key state witness in cases Yates testified that Onie told m of the burglary and that he against 13 defen- (Yates) had been to the Benton dants in connection house several days prior to the ith the theft ring break-in and had told Onie t - - Semimle High football player John Utton and high school Banter Club mmuber Pat Smith present Sanfo Mayorle Moore with plaque honoring him and ase and Co.,fors $I,OCO dOfl3UOfl 1lpraIdD nrnui. ..•. - and Vates' apartment oil :i (Calvin) Yates has flatbed truck after the daylight prosecution and defense attornes, a ,ctrcut COLWJ Jti, hear ataie recording i a "bugged" conversation w g oo .._ -- - .-, - -. - -- .-'", ' . - After a legal battle between d ç -,.. - as it was lis a sere to earson said referring to Lbe a Cr 1l CO $65. _____________ -. . - * . .JACOBY MODERN; . -- - - - - i "Ever)- check Is shorted 110 ',W Ab%*17 I £41L', (TS 17 4V 1T A 5C AVT By BOB LLOVD Herald Staff Writer ____________ Ir commission's attention by Sig Pearson, the county's chief of the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation A' (tjvi,u4. a J r And the la states a county may apply for aid after the rate sta ys higher than national figures for a year's time. If employment picks up, the dignaUon may be Seminole County's unemployment rate jumped dropped. to 12.6 per cent in August, with 6,700 orkers idled, But Frailey said, gnerallv, enun!i"s keel, uc-orduig to state officials. designation in order to qu;thfv fr fi t'i In April, unemployment in Seminole rose to 13.2 progran. per cent, the highest rate the ceLnty has exbdliel met with Frailey Tue1a to determine perienced in 17 years, according to Ralph Prescott, just %hat the designation means and what county manager of Sanford's employment office, officials specifically may qualify for in terms of aid. John L. Frailey, a conierce department spokesman, said rities may also initiate requests for ork iiiject;, mUm or itl tUt athncc from the county. r - 8.4 per cent. - - .- " " fitCg - seresting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of but there is no hurry about that so South simply starts slam in- ' — Paychecks for 39 Seminole County employes will be short by a total of about $13,000 this week because county cornnIsonersTuesi1ay 'iorgot"to mcorrect a "foulup" in the clerk's Th€ ' a slam. South could use Blackwood to check for aces, - - - "It's a mistake, and it's unfortunate. Some people are getting onit' 20 or 30 cents because of a mistake in the clerk's office," Commission Chairman Sid Vien Jr. said. CVww.A e national unemployment rate for August as Vihlen noted the port in Sanford was constructed under a similar program. 14, Y 8LONDIE position to qualify. ___ • Shorted By Error _____ — Z&'i- L county flccd to put together a "work plan" which can be submitted to the federal goveriient. Jim Daniel was appointed the commission 11e county COiliI2iission Tuesday designated Adding that he's concerned about the unemploy. Seiile County an economic redevelopment area nentrate the chairman said emploment is one "of eligible for federal asstance the niaj issues in this county," Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr. said the The designation means cities, as well as the appointment as filling because for a year this county, may apply for federal aid for certain count had experienced an uni'nlploymi'nt rate projects ntitlin'd b the I1)art1nent of ('onumcn. higher than the :mtiurl average. 'lime specifics are outlined in the Redevelopment Act Vihien said today he was excited" about of 1965. the designation and awaits now the official VihIen said county aff icials are "not committing designation by commerce officials in Atlanta. to anything In terms of finance," but he said the / _______ Once that happens, he says, he will push for a "viable work program" that "will create employH tent in Seminole County." Ilerd Staff Writer - Fede * -' ______ — Lomm ission See I/ 7) Sparks Acti on _ -, (U Unemployment Rate 1P by Dick Tumor ) by Lorry Low High Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents / : - ( ., , ' I - Television 'rn" c - I!p1r - I - Women $8 hA - Tuesday's high 82. (h- er-nIght IoswS6. Rainfall was .02 inches. Partly cloudy to cloudy through Thursday. Chance of �X: 4 2A—Evening Herald S.inInrii - f- I I IIL !YfJ - . J ---- Super-Salesman Is Back Public Hearing Scheduled Oct. 28 Legal Notice Legal Notice EVPQ Herald, Sanford, FL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIVtIITP1YM JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR OR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF INTENT ucuJII Wednesday, Oct. 1, ...."-- F NAnON 1 IN BRIEF Medicare Patients Must Pay Higher Costs Next Year \AS1l1NGTuN IAP Persons hospitalized under the federal Medicare program ill be required nest year to par t least the first $104 of their medical bills, up from the present $92, the government says. The Social Security Adxiirnistratlon, blaming hospital costs that are rising 50 per ccnt faster than the cost-ofli ving. announced Tuesda it gill shift to a ne schedule ,if higher rates For most services starting Jan. 1, 1976. The out-of-pocket charge for the average hospital stay Ill be raised 13 per cent Front the current $92, the agency said. The ne* amount is equivalent to the average cost of one LLl of hc.spttalization, Social Security Commissioner James B. Cardell sid. The average Medicare stay no is about 13': days and costs $1,4(X). - Ford To Continue Visits 1 '.1 'Iu-LJti 1' rLI, 1)11 I4 U (nntinue two-way contact ith the people "by every prudent and practical means," says he exp.ct. to visit b the end of the year the 11 states he has not seen as President. Actually. Ford told a Republican fund-raising dinner in nearby Chicago Tuesday night that he still had 12 states to before visiting all 50. However, aides later said his speechriters made a mistake and that he has already visited 39 of the 50 states. Noi in the 11 idst of a twoday Mid estern swing marked by stringent security precautions, Ford invited about 30 szall.ton mayors from lllimts, Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin to fleet with him here this morning before he flies to his native Omaha. Neb., for a White Housesponsored conference on domestic policy at %hich the President promised to respond to questions from the floor. Consumers Get Break By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cnn.suniers got a bit of a break at the grocery store during September, an Associated Press rnarketbasket shows. But higher prices for coffee, butter, eggs and pork wiped out nost of the savings on beef and sugar. The AP dxe up a random list of 15 commonly purchased food and nonfood items, checked the price at one supermarket in each of 13 cities on March 1, 1373, and has rechecked on or about the start of each succeeding month. During September, the niarkethasket total at the checklist store Increased in six cities, up an average of 3.7 per cent, and decreased in seven cities, down an average of 2.6 per cent. Over-all, the bill at the start of October was three-tenths of a per cent more than it was a month earlier. Senate Nears Gas - Crackdown Ordered RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) People who try to beat their hone-state cigarette tax by buying them from North Carolina n ail-order companies will be finding that harder to do. US Postal Service Inspectors In eastern North Carolina have been ordered to crack down on such sales after the us. 4th District Court of Appeals in Richmond, Va., ruled Sept. 23 that the sales can be considered mail fraud. IJ.S. Atty. Than= P. McNamara of the eastern North Carolina district said the court upheld the conviction of an Atlantic Beach, N.C., woman who had bought cigarettes in North Carolina and shipped them to Florida customers. - Bailey: No Rabbit In Hat SAN FRANCIS(X) AP) "They tell me I am going to have to pull a rabbit out of a hat" to defend Patricia Hearst successfully against federal bank robbery charges, says attorney F. Lee Bailey. But the flamboyant Boston attorney who has defended such clients as Jack Ruby and Capt. Ernest Medina said Tuesday, "That's not my impression. I've never seen anyone pull a rabbit out of a hat to win a case. I don't know hnv. to pull a rabbit out o(a hat," Bailey said it "won't be an insurmountable task" to obtain a fair trial for Miss Hearst and that defending her % ill not be an impossible job. - Point Readies For Women WASHINGTON APj Alter months of studies, the Army says that about all it needs to prepare West Point fr its first nen cadets is to change the bathrooms around. Army officials have hit a snag trying to adapt the plebe's tight-fitting gray uniform fir women, but they have given that problem to some outside designers to - 301Vt'. Wtitcr tin ;pply for tIe Army, Navy and Air Force acadri,iies contingent on President Ford signing a military authorization bill which Includes a provision for admitting women into the military universities. Test Flight Ends In Crash CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) A remote-control prototype spy plane was making its last planned test flight hen it skidded off a runway at Cape Canaveral and taught fire, officials said. Spokesmen said the fire was quickly extinguished and the $10-million Compass Cope craft had only inIz,r thiiisage, Officials said the plane developed electrical prh!enLs 14 hours into what was to have been a 27-hour flight. Engineers called the 37-foot-long plane, powered by a single turbojet engine, back to its home base at an Air j'nti"h I ili irc V - BYAUDIEMURPHY Herald Staff Writer J Florida fAY this 17th day of Sep tCmbe,, A D 1975 . ' . hii Wife ,I " . - / Meeting Set At 7 . Review , To Get Board Airing ByJOEA.SKREN Herald Staff Writer dinance No. 7517 The Ordinance is Lot 5, of CRYSTAL LAKE PARK. Notice is hereby given that w are SECOND ADDITION as recorded in available f or inspction by the Public at the office of the Board of ngiged in business at 471 SanIando Flat Book 11, Page I7 of the Public County Commissioners, Room 350, Springs Drive, Seminole County. Records of Seminole County, Seminole County Courthouse, North Florida under the fictitious name Of Florida and Park Avenue, Sanførd, Florida, DSP ASSOCIATES, and that we The South fl3 63 feet of the North during regular business hours 3:30 Intend to rigister sa id riainC with the 971 45 feet Of the West 1 30 feet of the a m to 500 p.m. Monday through Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Northeastern quarter of the Friday. Please govern yoursel,ies County. Flor ida in accordance with Southeastern quarter (less South 134 the provision s of the Fictitious accordingly feet of the North 573 feet of the East flame Statutes. To Wit: Section Sidney L. Vihlen, Jr.. 105 feet. Section 9, Township 20 $6309 Florida Statutes 1957. Chairman South, Range 30 East) Such la nd s 5; Richard Gold* Board of County lying and situated in Seminole Da,id Pqscott (ommlss;on,,s . C'iunty. Florida P'tI.W 0d. SeminoleCcssty lhe Public Hearing will be held in DES? ATTEST: the City Halt, City of Lake Mary, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr F'orlda, on the 15th day of October, Clerk to the B:ard of Pu tHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 0t7 "p.m. ores soon thereafter as County Commissioners of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. pO'%Sible, at which time interested Seminole County. Florida CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. parties for and against the proposed Publish: Sept 30, Oct. 1. 7, 1975 FLORIDA re plat will be heard Said hearing DER PROBATE DIVISION may be continued from time to time .__ CASE No. 74?99CP until final action is taken by the City ESTATE OF C ouncil of the City of Lake Mary, NOTICE 0FPUILICHEARINGOF NELLIE I LAMPERT Florida PROPOSED CHANGES AND Deceased THIS NOTICE SHALL BE AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN NOTICE TO CREDITORS POSTED in three (3) public places DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES TO ALL PERSONS HAVING within the City of Lake Mary. OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida, at the City Halt within the THE CITY OF SANFORD. SAID ESTATE: City of Lake Mary, arid published in FLORIDA. You And each ci you are hrnby tPi Evening Herald, a newspaper of Not ic e is hereby given that a notified ar.i requIred t file any general circulation in the City of Public Hearing will be held at the claimS and demandS wtl(h you, or Lake Mary, Florida, one (1) time at Commissi on Room in the City Hall In either of you, may have against said least IS days prIor to the aforesaid the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7 00 estate in thpnffice of the Clerk of the hearing In addition, nofi, shall be ocleck P.M on October 11. 1975. to Circuit (nirt of the Eighteenth (x)Sted n the area to be considered (OnS.der thanges and amendments JticIi(it Circut Seminole County, at least IS uas prior to the date of to the Zoning Ordnance of the City Florida. Probate Division. in the the Public Hearing of Sanford. Florida, as fOIlø'i: (ourtI,%e at Sanford. Florida, DATED: September 261h, 1975 A portion of that property lying within four cat,?nda, monthS from S. Kay Sanman between Iroquois Avenue and the time of the lint publication of City Cltrk Mohawk Avenue and between Santa this notIce EAch claim or demand City of Lake Mary. Babara Drive and DeSof a Drive is must be In writing and tiled in Florida 0opte5t0beOn1ttl'0mn5p IAA c$uplicate arvi state the place of GARY E. MASSEY (Single Family Residential) District residence and post office address of 616 E. Semoran Blvd. to SR 1 (Single Family Residential the claimant and must be sworn to AltamonteSprings, Fla. Dwelling) District, Said property by the claimant, hiS agent or at. Publish: Oct. I. 1915 being more particularly described tOrriey, or the same shall be void DES 0 as follows Dated at Casselb,rry, Florida. Lois I through 6 and lois 17 this 101h day of September, 1915 through 74, Block 21, Dreamwold, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I W Carroll. in . PB3.page9Q, and p84,pg. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R, Fo,,irer,4 All parties in Interetl and Citizens CUlL ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE CARROLL A. JONES, P A Shall have an opportunity to be COUNTY. FLORIDA. P 0 Boni 911 heard at said hearing, (General Jurisdiction Divlslen (ilsselbprry. Florida By order of the City Commission Case No. 7S700$CA.o9.e a Attorney for of the City of Sanford, Florida, SOUTH SHORE FEDERAL Ancillary Ftecutrii SAVINGS H N. Tarnm, Jr. AND LOAN of said estate City Clerk ASSOCIATION OF MASSAPEQUA, p,,p,j, (,'pt 74. Oct I. 1913 Publish Oct. I. 197S NEW YORK, PEP 151 DES I Plaintiff, Double Tax Panel Seeks To Expand grades six through 12, in a work Courthouse Mailing Out The meeting Is to be held at the Sanford City Hall. thoUrltemsontl1eagenda ror session set for 7:30 p.m., Layer e meeting include cilw"jon said. Layer said the films on of county fire equipment, venereal disease education discussion Of county ordinance could be used "In a week or 10 The courthouse office of for utilities and a presentation lays," If the program Is by Sta te Rep. Robert Rattaway proved by the Seminole Elections Marion Snell, coordinator o Camnilla Bruce today began ID-Altamonte Springs.) the county's comprehensive mailing out voter registration At last month's CALNO health plan, said Dr. Clifford renewal cards for l7&-'17. meeting, Altamonte Springs Cole, with the venereal control Mrs. Bruce said the cards Mayor Norman Floyd urged office In Jacksonville, must be signed and returned to that an agreement be pursued "est mated" between 400 and her office by Nov. 1 in order for whereby the county would 500 Seminole County teenagers persons to keep their voter purchase a piece of aerial fire;uasi gurorrhea last in force tiu'ough Fighting equipment for use was a conservative l976'77. Those who have countywide in exchange foi' the registered since July 31 will not Seminole cities providing estimate," said Mrs. be required to file new cards, smaller type equipment She said the health and beg jt- she said, ()IWfl "now Is entering into mutual sid sirance for prewinting V,D." Mrs. BrUCL3 also advises those gr!nt! With L1. --'-a.. who have moved to new locates — In the county F-I -mws hi ve addrees changed by 5 p.m. Oct. 18, if they wish to par. tici pate in the Dee, 2 municIpal elections in Caaselberry, Longwood, Winter Springs and Lake Mary. Vcters ho have (afled to change their addresses of. ficlally are no longer permitted to qualify to vote on election day by tiling affIda1ts, Mrs. Bruce said. Vote Cards 0_~ M Ti11ii'ii - , . I L_ Ah. ..,- i i W L xi , u.v.j """""" T a. -.E . 7,* 0 n4f 7T I IA ____ 0 1 elmor 1 i i "_~ _-__ --ci I - .. C ~_' _Z: - th;__ 0 $ ? - Mrs. Snell termed "bad sfering certain expenditure news" the fact that the county funds from one account to rose from 2Oth ranked last year another." A pupil expulsion hearing and to lath In the state this year in "All projects have been review of a venereal disease venereal disease cases. approved," said Layer. education program for She said nine-to-12-year-olds "We were only concerned Seminole County schools are on now are being tested statewide about the capital outlay tap for tonight's School Board for V.D. by area health budget," said Layer. meeting which begins at 7 at departments. The new budget calls for a the board's Commercial St. National figures show V.D. total $1.60 per $1,000 of meeting room, cases have Increased 1,000 per nonexeinpi property valuation Superintendent W. P. "Bud" cent in the last five years "and inillage Levy for a million Layer said recommended the age groups affected are operating budget (up $5 million expulsion of a 15-year-old getting younger," she added, over last year) and the .6 mIll IS Lyman high school pupil up for One of the theories for the for retiring part of the school board approval, is the first for Increases Is that V.D. education district's debt service. this year. He said the county has been "taboo for so long," No mills are levied thIs year had about 30 expulsions last said Mrs. Snell. for the $6,891,427.09 of capital year from public schools. Layer also reported th, state improvement funds for The pupil involved allegedly has "tentatively approved" refurbishing the county's older attacked a girl pupil in a Seminole County's $50.2 million schools, nor for the $803,692.84 classroom Sept. 19 and the school budget, and suggested in Federally contracted principal suspended him unUl only "minor changes In trait- program funds. board action was taken, according to Ralph Ray, infonnaUonofficerfor the s®l board. Ray said the expulsion was recommended "in view of the safety of the other students." The boy also was expelled in 1973 fora "series of incidents," Casselberry Council members to provide more Ray said. Chairman Edi th Duerr'sdonj)Ie equitable representation at the Ile explained the board's taxation committee is to 7:30 p.m. meeting today of Policy is to consider expulsion recommend expansion of its CALNO Council of Local __________________ after three suspensions have Governmen ts. been made. ' The board also will review a half dozen health films for 4 -M M~ ." P.M. Expulsion, \ ...'. .', .. . iiiiiiiiiiiiii mission Tuesday came one step year's budget to pay an adThough Williams agreed it) Underwood, "Will this work?" since he didn't see the move as brough was an advocate of that taway and On Monday, commissioners set the date for a public Commission closer to hiring an executive ministrator'3 salary. Underwood explained that "that radical a change." agreed to accept Underwooj's line of thought. Kimbrough and Chairman Sid Vthlen Jr., bo th assistant by setting an Oct. 2a hearing, he said he Wasn't Itiost counties have an adCommissioners bought the Commissioner Ille executive assistant title designation as execut' harry of whom favor Underwood's date for a public hearing to is the brainchild of E. H. assistant to the commissionIve totally conviieed how the ininist;ator on board and that it executive assistant title, Kwiatkowski were both absent proposal as it now stands. assis ta adopt the ordinance which "Woody" Underwood, he nt will dovetail with an is a "streamlined" form of iflainly, because Some corn- From Tuesday's commission However, Commi ss ioner Dick $18,000 study Underwood is county overnmpnt. spells Out the administrator's county's Consultant uIin irow WiIlI1,,, h... apit rnlssioncrs feared th.n lilly •i•I.s Ut .'t IiIVViIIl. ume doing For the county. Commissioner Mike Hat- adminisator gave too much Williams, had he vetoed the ,. - At one point in Monday's t.away said he didn't see wha t power to one individual, proposal Tuesday, could have session Williams asked all the "hoopla" was about Commissioner John Kim. been easily outvoted by hatHat- in next hearing. A 2yearld Winter Park Park, was held in county jail spotting items be lieved to have approximately $1,000, are deputies said th man has been jailed on a stolen today on $5,000 bo nd on a be ey are probing I.ake Road, Forest City, Wade St., Winter Springs. pro perty cha rge after police charge of buying, receiving and Spren taken in an Altamonte believed to have been ta ken in a burglaries inclu di ng an auto repor t ed th ree s ho tguns, a rifle in gs burglary. Robert Harrison Glenn, 19 SR and she rlfrs de pu ti es allegedly co n ce burglary at Able Rentals, breakin in which a $200 ci ti aling stolen property. zens and ammunition valued at $240 IS, lake Monr Sheriff's detective Al Altamonte Springs. found bur glar y loot in a car he band radio was ta ken at the were ta ken from his residence, oe, was being Longwood police notified Shanchez said the Items, inPolice said the items were residence of Raymond E. was driving, held wi thou t bond today at Deputies are also insheriff's detectives Tuesday eluding two adding machines, a mark ed wi th th Thomas H. e Able Ren ta l Williams, 218 Grahamii Road, vestigating the reported Provenzano, 26, after stopping the car at SR 427 chain saw, power tools and an name, theft of coun ty jail on a charge of Fern Park. 293 l..ewfield Circle, Win te r and E. Palmetto Ave. and elec 20 rabbits from the Cen tral fail ur to appeal for trial in tr ic type writer, tota l value In other reports, sher iff's Arthur W, Marsh, 1026 Bear Flori da Rabbit.ry, SR 419 at circuitecoon I . -' 95,000 Is Winter Park Man Jailed In Connection With Burglary - : duties, up the ordinance which will reservations concerning the Though no sa lary has been pass or fall at th e Oct. 28 new position. - j ' County Moves Closer To Hiring Execu tive Assistant IV Seminole County Com. agreed upon, NOTICE OF SUIT TO OHPI W (ITLEY Rfld yp A IJTLEY. . '. a. By ED PRICKETI' Herald Stall Wri te r Circuit rnurt of Seminole County, r. 0 Hawthorne. Jr .. 111f . for WTOW call for 2,000 "mind inc I was right, so I kept RFSJOENCE UNKNOWN Mae Alice HawThorne I AST KNOWN RESIDENCE ') spas" around the country, wi th Fighting,"Turnersaid, "After it Puhlist,' !.i'pt 17. 71, Oct. 1. S. 1915 SM ItiaPlanil Drive. a total of three million mem- was over, they ended up with OF R lfl Florida (M'?lbery ____________________________ Glenn Turner is back. hers within five years. $12 million and I was left sitting lflflJ The super-salesman who, ma -' Turner, meanwhile, Is there with my little legal die. ANO TO All 04r1,e% claiming FICTITIOUSNAME 4 few short years, built an empir e by through. under or inter'ct Notice s hereby given that I am philosophical about his tionary. oaint the alosevtd perss engaged in business at 251 Maitland and then watched it disin. financial woes. "And I did be tter when I Ave, Altamonte Springs, 37101. VOlt AWE HEREBY NOTIFIED tegrate while he was lock ed in "I've been happy ri ch and defended myself," he added. Seminole County. Florida under the to foreclose a mor expensive legal battles, has prooerty in flIowing the tcoe on fictitious name of PROPERTY I've been happy poor," he said. Turner says he is confident rnisntv. Flor ida returned. CASUALTY INSURERS, INC. DRA "If you learn to adapt toch.ange the Welcome To Our World 1 THE INSURANCE MARKET OF Ir'l 7. ttlork 8. SU.Y.MERSET \,,,,, But, Turner says he is wiser you're going to be happy no organization will be a success, SEMINOLE COUNTY, 2 IN NORTH. SECTION 4' according to now, more cautious. " matter w ha t." "W' are located In four citi es SURANCE MARKET. INC.. 3 THE IN' Plat fPw•renf as recorded in Flat V IA, PRgM n and 76- Public "I plan to proceed with less Turner has Indicated that so far Orlando, Jacksonville, INSURANCE MARKET. I THEI Perords of Seminole County, INSURANCE MART, and that haste and will try to eliminate 1 being elected to public office Miami and Tampa. The whole intend tore'jstec said name with the FtOrlCffi some of the problems had in might make him happy, also, purpose of t he thing is to teach Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole N' been filed against you, and you the past." but he hasn't decided which people how to live in this world, County, Florida in accordance with 're ren,ilrrd to serve a cocy of your provisions of the FiCtitiouS y.rlttrn ,1fenseS if any. to it On / ' Glenn Turner's role now is office to go after, how to adapt, how to be suc- Name Statutes. To Wit: Section Vernon Sw.rtv'l. of ANDERSON A. ,;qi_ 1, one of consultant to Welcome "Maybe the Senate, maybe cessful. PIISH. Attorneys for the Plaintiff, Attitude is 34509 Florida Statutes 1957. ToOurWorld,Inc.,WToWan ' address it Post Office Bo Kenneth M Brown the House," Turner said, "I'll everything," ,j,. 7A. 377 Fast Central Boulevard. President outfit that sells motivational ha ve to wait and see w ha t lie points to the castle Pub(ith Oct. 1. Is, n. 1975 flrtndo. Florida 17107. and file the co urses happens. rriutl with the Clerk of the Rt)OVC looming, uncomplet ed , over the DES7 Turner's posh estate n Rear 'I lNI Cr. rI no rr bfc,rr ttw 1t'.i (1y ''1 'II tell you one thing,'' hi' estate'. of Ortnh.'r. 1975: otherwi%e a Gulley Lake Road has been added, "I've learned the only 'i'hat'sasymbolofwhatmy -it,ciament may be entered against FICTITIOUSNAME renamed The Village of f way to beat city ball is to get philosophy can accomplish," he for th.' rtiet demanded in the NOti iS P'er,'b. gvr that I am Anything Is Possible and serves Complain tiected to office, That's the only said. "When people see that, "°"s at Box 373. RR . as the nerve ce nter for the ____________ WIT NFSS my hand and the teI of way you can change things. they say to themselves, 'if he No I Arv,nI. S.minnle rounty, (nun rwt this 72nd dily of Sea Fl"r,cta rrwc the tictitit name of V'TCaW organization. ~_ Otherwise, the politicia ns are can start out so poor and build c ""N T R A I tecihrr. 1975 F F 1. 0 R I 0 A As might be expected from a GLENN 'TURNER using your own money to fight himself a castle, then why can't SPFCIAI 1ST S. and that i intend to (SFAI I company molded in the Turner Arthtir H Be c kwith. Jr rt.oistpr said name with the Clerk of you." I? (leek nf the Circuit Court the (Irtuit Court. Seminole Count image, WTOW is not merely a package of four, plus seminars, When asked If he planned to "That's how I want the world Florida In arcnwdance witn F,' Elaine RiCharde self-confidence school. r(.rltv Clerk Officers of Welcome To Our run for president someday, to remember me," Glenn provi'r,' of the Fictitious Name A visitor to one of the Sunday World are eager to point out Turner, gazing into the Turner said." I *ant them to Statu'tv"t to Wit Section 16S 09 Pi thlish .i't 71 Oct i a. Is. 1975 PEP I'.l afternoon gatherings held in that some of the more dubious distance, replied, "I have a lot say, 'If he can do it, so can I." Farida Statutes 1957 it Dyialfl (Iarkston Turner's palatial boathouse business practices which to Learn about politics yet, but CITY OF Pibli' 'en' Ill 17 71. Oct 1 1915 LAKE MARY. FLORIDA soon realizes he is olerving a brought the government's someday Notice of PUblIC Hearing quasi-religious phenomenon, as wrath down upon Turner's !..:.. He has already learned a lot TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' Leg UI converts exhort the doubters to organization have been about legal matters. After ________________________ 'ICTITIOUSNAME NOTICE'S HERE IIY GIVEN, t iv Notice is hereby given the! I am the City Council of the City of Lake abandon their negativism and abandon'd. spending $12 million For at. engaged in business at 1 Palm Mary. Florida, that Said City PUBLIC NOTICE join the ranks of the financially "We're deliberately holding torney's fees, Turner bought a PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Valley Dr., Oviedo 37743, Seminole Cc*incilwilt hold a Public Hearing at blessed. bark," said WTOW Board legal dictionary and started Ctunty of Seminole will file an ap County. Florida under the fictitious 730pm on the 15th day of October, on or before October 21, name of R&N LAWN SERVICE. IllS to: But the message is not Oialunan Ed Rector. "We defending himself. He ended up plication I97$, with the Florida Public Em and that I intend to register saId COnsider a request for putting merely materialism a la want to make sure we have all pleading no contest to a ployees Relations Commission, name with the Clerk of the Circuit and 4') re platting of CRYSTAL LAKE Reverend Ike. Traditional the bugs ironed out here in misdemesnor charge of Suite 10$. Ambassador Building, Court, Seminole County, Florida in PARK, SECOND ADDITION, a Apalachee Parkway, accordance with the provisions Of subdivision in an existing 9 IA Christian values of sincerity. Florida before we expand unknowingly ) violating 200S Tallahassee, Florida 32301, for the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. zoning clatlificetion, as Said hard work and clean living are outside the state." Securities and Exchange approval of an ordinance defer. Wit: Section 16509 Florida Statuses classification i dc-scribed in the emphasized. No pyramids, mining bargaining units, through 19S7 no Commission regulations, Zoning Ordinance of the City of In order to receive the distributorships. You pays your local regulation promulgated by the 5 . Rat* W. PhillipS Lake Mary, Florida, of the following The government dropped i County of pursuant to its PubIih, Oct I, I, IS, 2-2. 197$ described property lying within the courses, which are called money and you takes the felony charges of mall fraud power in Seminole the Constitution and DESI municipal limiti of Lake Mary. "adventures," one can pay $350 courses, Florida Statutes arid recognized in and conspiracy. Florida, and more fully described as apiece or $1,200 for the entire the Tucker Act in the form of Or follo't to wit Rector said long-range plans "Those lawyers kept telling FICTITIOUSNAME Vote WASHINGTON AP The Senate Is nea ring a vote that could determine whether American. Will have adequate natural gas and how many more billions of dollars they will have to pay for it. The Senate arranged a vote this afternoon on an amendment by Sen. Paul J. Fannin, R-Ariz., that would remove federal controls from the price of virtually all U.S. natural gas immediately. The proposal is expected to fail, but it could indicate how many senators are willing to let prices climb. The dispute over the government's role in natural -gas pricing Is the latest energy-policy battle between Congress and President Ford. Cigarette Glenn Turner Says He' ll Be Wiser, More Cautious Now ) NOTIrE PSHERERY GIVEN Ih& COUNTY, FLORIDA the tJfldf'f%Qfl(j, ck'Sirinq to CflQRQC CIVIL ACTION NO. 71$1CA0 C BANK. inhuitimmit the fictit i ous name FMT PIVFR SAVINGS PInhiII. C4 CONSTRUCTION SPECIALTIES At out nrrniwooa Dr i ve, Sanford, Al. UTLEY FJOrIdR 377fl lntenthf reqtK the M id name with the Clerk of the ',.. I_'I i- Chevette is international in design and heritage, incorporating engineering concepts proved around the world, Its wheelbase is about the same as a VW Rabbit's. It has more front-seat head room than a Datsun B-210, more frontseat leg room than a Toyota Corolla. Its turning circle is one of the shortest in the world, 4OMPG HIGHWAY ) 28 MPG CITY EM RATING That's with thc standard 1.4-litre engine and 4-speed manual transmission. The mileage you get, of course, will be strongly influenced by how and where you drive. ,/ .. FTT~_~~ I,~_ I r-7-~~` _-__ ,~~ -_ Z~l It can carry cargo up to four feet wide. It is well insulated against noise. It is protected by 17 anti-corrosion methods. O It is basically a metric car. O It comes with a clear, simple self-service booklet. It has a standard 1.4-litre engine. A 1.6-litre engine is available (except Scooter). It is sold and serviced by all 6,030 Chevrolet dealers. Prices start at $2899 2-seat Scooter (not shown) $2899 Chevette Coupe (shown) ...... S3098 The Sport (not shown) ....... $3175 . .. The Rally (not shown) ....... $3349 The Woody (not shown)..... $3404 Manuracturer's Suggested Retail Prices ittudlng dealer new vehicle preparation charge. Destination charge, aadabk equipment, state and local taxes are additional. 0ther Chevrolet values for 1976. .,.. L'' is GEORGE W. HOGAN, Ill A. YONCI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CHUPI HOGAN. his wife, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Defendants FLORDIA FLORIDA. NOTICE OF ACTION CASE NO. 7S4002CA04.I CASE NO. 7$'IS42.CA4I.E CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE me Marriage of BtJFFALOSAVIPIGSBANK, ast.t, TO GEORGE W. HOGAN, III In R@: MARCELLA I. NOLEN. bank organized under the laws of the and YOPIG CHUId HOGAN, Petitioner. State of New York, his wife ad Plaintiff, (Residence Unknownl VS HARVEY K. NOLEN, JR., YOU ARC HEREBY NOTIFIED Respondent. KENNETH BRYANT REGISTER mat an action to Foreclose a Moe NOTICE OF ACTION and H ANN REGISTER, hit wife, tgagi the following described THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. DcfenJ.ants property in Seminole County. HARVEY K NOLEN, CLERK'S NOTICE oF SALE Florida 11543 South 7$ Highway Notice is hereby given that pur 101 S. n stock p. NORTH KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Suant to the Final Judgment of ORLANDO •th ADDITION. ac YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ForecloSure and sate entered in the cord i ng to the Plat thcreof as that MARCILLA I. NOLEN lt.a n reor in Plat Book II. Page lot filed a Petition in the Circuit Co.jrlot and for Seminole County, Florida, the Public Records of Seminole Seminole County, Florida, for being Civil Number 731547 CA F. County, Florida a k a 11 North 1st Dissolution of Marriage, and you are the undersigned Clerk will Sill the Court, Winter Springs, Florida required to serve a copy of your property situated in Seminole has been filed against you and you written defenses, if any, on KEN County. Florid: described as: cop', of cat lVi,LANI: SEARCY SHORES, written defenses, "'Tilvu'. MtiiTn, if any, to it on STROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, according to the Pla t thereof as DOUGLAS I ',RADLE. Attorney Attorneys for Petitioner, whose r ec orded in Plat Book II, Pages 2-3. for Plaintiff, whose address is: Suite address ls Post Office Boa I3. 21 and 25. Public Records O 701. 1140 West 50th Street, Hialeah, Sanford, Florida, 3777$, and tile the Seminole County, FlorIda Florida 33017, on or before the 5th orgnaI w ill,the Clerk of the above At Public sale, to the hihetI day of November, icis, and file Inc styled Court on or before November best bidder for cash at ii 00 O'Clock original with the Cterl. of Ihi Court i. $75. ilbqWiSI • ceeauts and e .M on the 16Th day Of October 1975, either bef or e Service on PIItutf' ultimate tudgment will be entered at the west fron t door Of the attorney or Immediately thereafter, against you for the relief demanded Seminole County Courthouse In in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court on the 781h day of Septemt,rr, AD, IllS (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court By: Elaine RlCharde ')epu$y Clerk 51 €P,ST ROY. O'.VlS S MCINTOSH Post Office Boa $330 Flagship Bank .- Sutte 72 Sanford, Florida 37171 Attorneys for Petitlir PubliSh: Oct. I. I, IS. 77, 197$ 9 Sanford, Florida (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clirk Matter, Hartirt, Bechtel 5. Phalo, P A. 41 East Pint' Street SOuthcst National Bank Building P.O BOl 7151 Orlando, Florida 3797 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Oct t. IllS Lir a 11 . t' ' OE5 .-i-... .... ----I--- S-YfA1f1I..IlLE INCINC CUAIAIIT(L Tie S ,w*a 'M •s'..InI n aökl i tiit.' ,.tu,t,4 . p*' l?S he.' $ni, Lif TI. CI.,'*t..',.i., qq S1O nM, .' S,s.'u, v5W,w .us'i tnt TI. lw$.I. U t.' 11)1Vee.' ..d (4.15r, l$.I. "ss St as - I iUs,ll540.41 tw .'q. n Cae.' bm. .4 S I u'n Ti.'.a. Isq canil tfl,ui is I fli qies. hul II Ns1 One of America's most popular full-size cars. That's the result of giving America good value for the dollar. This year, the Impala sM •4', UI4. - fttlit IIUlt - S*f 5S0. Sill W(flIa, i.usw t#irti p SaW,,. 5w swIa*1 It lnt M '.e tsfl 1541n$ Sejusi Si *xM..t. .Usw.' (n.h Si In p•p, Ci.., I...' tw r..4.'. t'i'....t series includes the new value of the thrifty Impala S—Chevrolet's lowest priced full-site car. N ,r 1-1 _______4 ep 1. A"! m.:ii— 1'r-- \\ - - -..,.' wi entered against you for the rtlief demanded in the Complaint for Fore:lose of Mortgage ThisnoficeshallbePublished once ea(Pi week for four co4neeutive wee in the Evening Herald WITNESS my hand and seal of' I Silild Court, at Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. on this 791h day 01 September, I97 (SEAL) Antly.jr Bfckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court fly Mary N Darden Depuly Clerk Publish Oct 1. I. I.g.IS. 21. 975 - Built to take it. Vega for 1976: An extensive anti-corrosion program. New hydraulic valve lifters, for quieter engine performance. A new torque-arm rear suspension. And Vega offers a tough DuraBuilt 140-cu.-in. 4-cyl. engine guarantee. .y =C ~i:~_7;4 ;_ cheveoe - I ; k' kA! V America's favorite compact car. Our basic compact, '76 Nova, makes even more sense than the 3 million Novas that preceded it, And Concours, the brand-new model featured here, is our highly practical approach to compact luxury. There's much more to see at your Chevy dealer's, Caprice, Monza, Monte Carlo, Camaro, Corvette, Chevrolet wagons—something for everyone in 1976. Enough car for practically anything. It offers room for six at a sensible price. This year, more than ever, Its deft blending of mid-size economies, plus room for the average family, makes Chevefle a size whose time has come. Come In Oct.2. �I - ~ ~ , , , - - - . . _ . , . , .-.-.-. ... ..... . ...... ... ...... ___ -..-,-.--....--- --- - - -- - -- - - - -- __ or 11kvaM Evening i . ~ ~ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, 30 N.FRENCHAVE.,SAN. FORDFI ea Code 3fl.1lgg Former Sdord Mayor Bifl3temp,ofStenipr Realty. underwent heart surgery In Texas on His condition is reported to be stable. According to sources close to Stemper, he was undergoing a routine physical examination recently %t hen it was discovered he had a heart-related ailment Ø.hICh demanded Immediate attention. He f1e* to Texas over the weekend and was operated on by noted heart surgeon [. Denton Cixky at St Luke's Hospital, Texas Heart In. stitute, iloi.ton. We wish him ell and pray for a speedy recovery. Get etl cards may be mailed to him at the above address with a zip code of 77002. in this only by subscribe to Cableision. Got a friend vk ho has a teevee hooked up to Cablevision' of United Way of The First Seminole County Inc., will be held at LaFiesta Restaurant (next to Jol'.nny Unitas' Firestone, E. 4 Thursday at 6:30 p.m. The Winter Springs Bicentennial Comm on a Voter registration drive and will be registering eligible voters on Oct. 11. A motor home iill be used as the registration office and ill be situated at the following locations at specified times: Tuscailla Center, 8:30 a.m.10:15a.m. Cumberland Farm Store, Winter Springs, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. - Winter Springs Elementary School, SR 434, 2 It dl be a 'dutch treat' affair and all cornnitteemen and workers are urged to attend. Tuesday. Wedi:°scfay, Oct , 1975.-4A Around WAYNE b DOYLE, Publisher Wlli.lASt D. CURIE, Managing Editor ROBERT CMARKEY,Advert Director 9 MMMW h'c'me Delivery: Week. 55 cents: Month, 12.40; 6 Months $l4.); Year, $.40 B) Mail: In Florida same as home All Th 'r mail Mtnth. $2.70; 6 Months, $1I; 12 .Months, 132,40. M delivery. _' . Steng e l's Passing A Loss For Us All The second such meeting will be held at the Sanford Civic Center on Monday. Information outstanding The Bicentennial Committee urges all citizens to celebrate America's 200th birthday by taking an active part in community affairs, - -- they did it with players Casey had developed and managed. When all th e old Stengel players were gone, so were th e Yankees. Of course, by th en, Casey was managing the --. ~ • ___.;f --- -r-!-t - -rl . . .. • , \N , - - 11 ( '..c- I I-el1p __~_,__ ~I, "I . - V. '%.._._,. - ... / 14 ' vice agents could carry unotttnislvely. they along his path and ferret cut handgunsand other suspicious objects using the sameearattacInentsaswiththereCJveI.hey now carry. original gadgets Crash aced from ct knowledge, and made largely from on, the.shelf parts, would lIkeiy have a range of around two to three feet. With a little addi tional researCh, my friend thinks, the range of these detectors could be doubled 'n . .. r -.=-. -'- 't - ,. • - • ...--- .,. . ,. . ' ...•.- • -. " - //1 ' % '' " I . ii--• /1, ,I . - • - • - - - :-... -.. - --- " •' - '. ' . - -- ' '. * 1, / 1. ' simple detection devices, after the w ld likely cost no , r. -..............." • Cmveniently small devices that could sense out suspicious objects at somewhat longer dista nces, are theoretically quite possible. -sensors wouldnot have detected a Lee Harvey Oswald, In the window of a building some distance off. But they would Wmly have cafled attention toa Sara Jane Moore or a Lynette thce Frocnrne In a crowd along the path of Mr. Fort e : ...••..,. •',; .. . $1, . . . These measures would not,, of course, be - A breakthrough • . - special going for it. Casey Stengel was that something special. Baseball today is in sad need of folk heroes who loom larger than life on the force of personality. When the bell tolled this week for Charles Dillon Stengel, all who have ever thrilled to th e sound of bat on ball and all who have ever shouted "Kill the umpire" lost a true friend. - ' 4 4 There are heroes in evil as well as In good, as the French moralist La Rochefoucald was fond of reminding, thus an America groping for some hope In the aftermath of assassInation attempts need look no further than an es-Mat-the named Oliver Sipple. He is the good citizen who was credited Francisco with ha ving lunged at the would-be killer of Gerald Ford to prevent f urther gunpla y and possibly Its success. Actually, what Sipple did should not be conheroic so much as thUg It is, after all, the duty of each In society to poli ce the good of the whole. Yet at a time when the conscience of many Americans seems to be In a comatose state, when people Increasingly are responsible only to themselves, Oli ver Sipple is a meddler of unfortunate rarity. And so not only a hero but Perhaps also an object lesson for thoft who wish for better times In the nation. It is not by accident that the co ry has arrived at a time when not even Its Pr esident Is 5afeOflI ts 5rdf,Jthisasn berless officials and academics are slowly beginning to confess, the thugs are winning the war OflerUne because they ou r the forces marsitaied against them. Attorney Gen. Edward recently put the blame for growing crime squarely where it belongs, In the apathetic lap of the public. The law Is not enough, Levi said, public attitude being the ultimate antla'ime eapon: convince me there Is no other practical method 10 çsOvide protection fat's President. The difficulties become understandable when "We have a country which Is very tolerant and one looks been willing to take a degree of la wlessness. of current and Th e main problem (with crime) Is the past presidential assassins and would-be Atwh, willingness of the public to accept (crime), i have talked at length with doctors studying because If we are not willing to accept it law these demented people. Invariably they are enf orcement would be much better. I suppose atrange. Impulsi ve loners, living In worlds of one has to say that what we have lode Is change their own, secretive and wi th a tendency to selfthe attitude of the pub The called Jacob Swnmerlln "King of the Suinmerlin's herds of scrawny cattle wan- tolerance of csime" lic toward this kind of Their minds drift from one Crackers." dered over Imme nse areas of Florid's heartland, enemy to the next. They're born loser,, do not There are, to be sure, some good reasons why He did have some of the characteristics of The open county had no fences, th en extendi ng stick to one job for long, and are Intensely in. royalty at that. He was Immensely rich. the public atti tude has waned. For one thing, He from Palatka to Lake Okechobee, had only th volved with the belief of the moment e government hardly encourages particlpstlon by dispensed largess with regal prodigality. He law of the range. The ani mals were wild and its private cftlzen In mat of public defense. Only rarely do th ey represent any group. A made his own law. He had complete disdain for free, finding their own food and water. Th ey Domestic tranquility Is the province of police opinions and conventions of his fellow men, fraction maintain personal loyalties were herded by the nation's original cowboys, as forces and outside Interf er ence is not apYet Jacob Summerllne was tota lly wi thout wild and free as th usually, infa tuated with the thought of e stock they wrangled. predated. One reca lls Illustra ti vely the many a pretentions. Long be fore the Wild West produced the news ac supreme, dramatic public spectacle with counts of ra pe and robbery %ictlzns w ho, "I'm going' to work when I please, pla y when I stereotyped cowhand with ready themselves at the center, six-gun after defending themselves violently, ha ve been please and be w ha t I please," he once told a strapped It Is Impossible to scroen all nuts for arms, to his hip, Florida cowpokes were arrested for the use of concealed arms. in to fasc tail all "strange" people In and out of crowds Trib ated correspondent for the New York riding the range, singing their lonely songs to the Beyond this, naturally, there Is the necessary e. "Nothin' but a sun-baked Florida moon in the cat tl ga thering around the President or give tickets un Cr" e drives, and shooting up the revulsion against vigilantism. One Oliver Sipple of admission only to a selected cowtowts like Kluimmee and For The writer had come south to Interview this Brooksville on Saturday nights. t Meade and can be condoned, evtst honored, but a dozen of We can't force all unbalanced people to his type raise serious questIc of propriety. unbelievable old man whose notoriety had Th little e1ectronc beepers to enable the police, Kissimmee saloon keepers Invented the rideKu Klux Klan, after all, is merely ane FBlsnd theSea'etServlcetoloca tethemeasiiy traveled far. Summerlln, he reported, had a pet up bar where a cowhand could get a drink of organization of Americans who feel th white mWe whose feed hozwuf In any crowd. ey are the rotgut without leaving his saddle, doing the right thing, the right thing having socket of a mastodon's hipbone. Bags of golden Jake Sumrnerlln, reputedly the first white occasionally resulted in We can't call out the Army and the Reserves to Spanish doubloons black men hanging dead lay carebsly about his home, child born in Florida after Andrew Jackson from tree limbs. police bystanders In a massive protecti ve sweep. or tied in an old sock, hung from a doorknob, raised the American flag, pioneered the cattle We can't circulate the pictures of all the unYet the public has forfeited Its right to public These were profits from his sale of beef cattle business, balanced people in any community during a to Cuba and Jake defense for go never bothered to bank th em. Jake was raised Li Alachua County. When reexamina tion ofodthereason, some kind of presidential visit in order to alert the citizenry. "Th ere are some men mean enough to steal Osceola and consequences may be his braves began zuaking life merited. "It Is a wise maxim," as And we can't Lock up everyone who conceivably calves," he would say, "but who would steal miserable for the whites, revolutionist the SUmmerlln family John Wea therspoon might be a threat, --to avoid those th money?" ings fldtoNewansvil1e, then tj county seat which our ermIes wish us to practice." I Italian Hostage Collapses - - 45 Killed In Mexico Crash IP ocr. 1 0 DeBary PATIO BARmBmQ BUFFET On Our Beautiful Outside Patio ENJOY OUR DELICIOUS Bar-B.Q Chcken • Bar.fl.Q Ribs Corn-On-The-Cob • Tangy Cole Slaw Potato Salad • Tossed Salad ONLY - William T. Tapscott, t)eLand Verna S. Joerder, Deltona Neil A. McCrimrnon, Deltona Irene E. Moffet, Deltona Fonley If. Ray, Enterprise - EVERY SATURDAY NITE 6:30 pm 9:00pm ~, I Eve ry one Who Joined In The Fun Last Saturday Said IPey Had A Great Time. So Don't Miss TP, Saturday. 4 ) _ IINN))' QUALITY INV-'.* NORTH . 14 AND 434. LONGW000 11, __ -k L.=e-. -_=_-_ _- -, .- - -= _.-_ '.-- '=--=4, - - - I.v ,J .4 .. _____ %. U _' - - - ., , . - . "rI !., _ P , . • T. " . w • JHL(LVAI -w ' II II '' \\,'%, - - Fa Cue'ui J t'(ZLtk The greatest source of consolation for the living Is often th e faith they hold dear. We hold your beliefs in greatest respect offering reverent memorial services. -. Ill 'ill ' Y Eunice I. Wilson Directress , _ MORTUARY - Since 1955 1 izr,.... - OCT. 3-4 White Elephant Sale sport. sored by Syrian Lebanon Sanford Ph. 322:5212 - kIia.,n T.. -_____________________________________________ -FALL ____________________________ WEATHER \ SCHEDULE MONDAY .Private Party FRIDAY TUESDAY Private Party Evening Session Senior Hockey 9: Do- 11:OOp.m. Late Skate WEDNESDAY SATURDAY Private Party 6:30. 6:30 Morning Matinee Adults (16 & Over) . 6:30.10:30 Afternoon Matinee THURSDAY Evening Session Evening Session Late Skate 7:30-10:30 SUNDAY (Schedule subject to change.) - 7:30-10:30 10:30.17:00 - - - 10:00.12:00 - 2:00. 5:00 7:30-10:30 10:30.12:00 . C lojed Tuesday's high 82. Overnight low 66. Rainfall was .02 inches. Partly cloudy to cloudy through Th ursday. Chance of V 0 4 . - CARLOAD PASS GOOD THURS. NIGHTS ONLY 11 0 EXPIRESOCT. 17 CLASSES Little Folks (Ages S & 6) 2:30 ladies "Slim a Trim" Tiny Tots (4 and under) t:1S 10:00 THU RSDAY 01 INCLUDES: 6 PER CAR WEDNESDAY sday. EXTENDED FORECAST Partly cloudy north portion with considerable cloudiness south portion. Scattered Rummage Sale.7:30-a.m.to3 showers mainly over the sou th p.m., Super Vahu Store, and east central po rt ions. A Altamonte Springs sponsored little cooler in the north and by Rolling Hills Moravian continued warm southern portions. LOWS mostly In the Church Women's Circles. lower 60s north to mid lOs OCT. 6 sou theast. Highs from near 80 Lyman High School P-ISA, extreme north to mid and upper 7:30 p.m., school auditoruim. 80sextreme sou th. Open house, wi th parents Daytona Beach tides: high following children's schedules 5:42 a.m., 6:08 p.m.; low 11:46 and meeting teachers. Ref resh- am. Port Canaveral: high 5:29 inen ts. am., 5:55 p.m.; low 11:45 am. 4 SKATE RENTALS EXTRA •• •.*•• V•SJ•I1IUJ & - J WASAA new principal Richard Barnett and teachers dOd hear presentation on new programs. Parents will follow child's schedule. VFW Auxiliary 10108 of Sanfordwillholdcarportsale,9 mainly afternoon thunderi m to 5 p.m., 1920 Locust Ave.showers, increasing Th ursday. Illghstn the upper 8osto around OCT. 1 90. Lows mostly in the lower Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43 Variable mostly northeast. yard sale, 1 00 W. Th ird St. erly winds around 10 mph, Sanford. decreasing at night. Winds Lions Club spaghetti dinner stronger and gusty near th unnrt,l UIuIV, 1.1 c,...t...i it'rihnu'pre tl,in n,-nh,h.IiIt. AA 'IU ),IIi. I)4LLUU(U Civic Center. Profits benefit per cent today, 20 per cent tonight and 613 per cent Th ur. Lions Sight Program. Voter registration, 8:30 t• to U p.m., Lake Mary Post Office by County Supervisor of Elections office, ___________ - .. free classes for newly expect.nnt parents, Room 12, First Presbyterian Church in DeLand, 7:30 p.m. First of to deals with maternal health and nutrition. aitu I 1110 Pine Ave. ... American Club to benefit local chair charities 101 7 N. a.m. to 6 p.m. - - - -- OCT. 1-4 -- - -n CARLOAD slnn I_p wo 1 THURSDAY Basic Dance and Fundamentals Be ginners Jr. Drill 5:00 5:15 chdie Subject to change) 6:30 SKA TING RINK Ph* 322.9353 fl S 7.25m(SRA) '*' . 862.4000 Mrs. Rufus (Annie) Bradley CARLOAD ___ ~ Patricia H. Curcija, Maitland & baby boy, Sanford Mrs. Alvin Patricia Lee & baby boy, Sanford Mrs. Donald (Carol) Shivers, baby boy, Osteen. 1 :,i , I I 0(1'. 3 Order of Eastern Star Rachel '(1 1 -Chapter 308, dinner to honor past Masonic worshipful masters, 7 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, ! ________________ COUNTRY est CLUB ROAD of __________ Casselberry. Proceeds to temple building fund. _______________________________________________ How To Succeed Without Trying Likeable, loquacious wi th Nixon loyalists, him th e new Interior Secretary. And th e Sena te th The plan, of course, ran afoul of th em. "No way," will be his answer to Parker e Civil Interior Committee doei't seem disposed to Brothers. Service Commission. It, therefor e, has been challenge him. Senators are notoriously Monopoly Is already sold In 15 dnortj how to succeed In Washington aborted that is, everywhe foreign re except Kieppe's charitable to former Members of Congress, languages. There is without rliy trying. ed1flo, for Small Business Admj,fstraflon, a Hebrew pa rticularly those who were good paddieball exa mple, but no Arabic one, The He u sixc.f ul businessman he Arabs, it seems, Malek's aide who helped draft the infamous partners. hate it on their boycott list. once was, with thinning grey hair and the soul of plan, Dan Kingsley, wound up as Kleppe's Footnote: An SBA spokesman told our a bookkeeper. He was a Republican pillar In associa te introducing the game behj'id th e communist Bismarck, ND., active in the American Legion, charge of opera put him In associate Jack Cloherty that Kieppe didn't carry curta in tions, the most would be a coup for Parker Brothers. For IJons and Elks. powerful ad- out the Civil Service Commission's recvm- the game has been banned as a "ca pi in the agency. talist tool," mendatlons because of pending litigation. The in Marxist country. AflOt SBA employe who Participated in the fi In 1 67, hl. fellow tizena sent him rini of Hamilton, said the sp was for Cor.gre where ho represented North Dakota's Malek scheme, Loren Rivard, was scoided by the "Administrative It may be assumed, tioweer, that half-a. reasons." sec ciistract without distinction for tour years. Civil Service which recomjencjJ dozen bootleg copies are floa ting around Moscow that he be fired. Instead Kieppe promoted him. He was best known, colleagues recall, for MONOPOLY IN MOSCOW: The' State somewhere. For six Monopoly games Last wee RIvard Department paddlebafi olav in the He rIved an award f has been accused of serving as an mysteriously d1appesrvi from tha 14 M WOW 0ut overseas agent for U.S. corporations. But the Trade Fair. Twice, he ran for the Senate. Twice, he was di 1 defeatet But as a Civil Se vi plomats have stiffly refused to promote r ce Commission also recoin. p ioul4 Kissinger turn down Parker Brothers' mended that regional director Gilbert Montano. Monopoly, the classic game of capitalism, request, as we Nixon in 1071 have been told will happe n, the IWineag Arilnistrauon, be placed on leave without pay for his alleged behind the Iron Curtain, company has contingency plans. Their lamimark role In the Malek Pkrker Brothers Inc., the Monopoly maker,, copy will be off ered He not only was Kieppe has directed the nation's small kept on tue payroll manipulations. to the Smi thsonian but was honored as the best have asked Secretary of State henry Kissinger Institution, buaLneas affairs with even Less luster th to present the 80 millionth copy of their game to a an he regional director in the SBA s)1em. displayed In the House. For Instance, he placed pr Should the prestlglou, Smithsonian ominent communist leader. In contrast, director j reject cronies of prosegregatio,t Len. Strom Philadelphia, Runthe regional th the historic .11 commercIal offer, Hamilton, blew the whistle then e 80 Any top communist - Russia's Leonid millionth game Thzrmond, R8.C., In charge of minority on the use of loans for politi will se cal purpo pre be se ed nt . His Brezhnev, China's to the programs Chou En-Lal or even Cu ba 's metropolis of Atlantic City, the town whose lnforrllaljon fueled a House hearing and an FBI Fidel Castro - would do just This was about the time that Nixon's ha tchet investigation. For this contribution to good has pleaded. fine, the compar.y street names are used in the game. man, Fred Malek, was trying to Nixonize Fnothote: A Parker Broth the government Kleppe fired him. But Kissinger Is too busy mainta ers spokesnwi federal hreaticraq Ills notorious "Mala ining the declared that Monopoly "typica Yet President Ford has now raised Kleppe to detente th is lly American" wi communist leaders, say T Plan" was intended to replace car officlils an even higher State and Its presentation to a Corflin ou level of Incompetency by naming Depa u nation w ld i'tment sources, to push Monopoly upon be an "Ideal gestu" i . 11 - , 8 $ 395 0. Dallas Wood, Osteen Esmeralda G. Alvarez Edward Burke Sh ar on L. Cooper Minnie D. Ethridge Craig B. Eudell _i JACK ANDERSON ---------WASHINGTON - (./) I Monte Carlo Night, St. Skating party, Melodee Rummage sale sponsored by A u g u s t I n e Church. Skating Rink, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Free blood pressure checks, Just us Club, 9a.m. to 6p.m., Casselberry,6p.m. Adults only. benefit Seminole High Band. 3-43 p.m. Winter Park Memorial old Land of Fabrics store, First games, prizes and refreshLake Brantley High School h ospital, Edinburgh Entrance, Street. Proceeds to Good ments. tnir :ifln.'Y ',,ritnn tinma k1t,'hn I,,n,1 hniw 7.10 n m fn nit-of or-on ,,.,,,.,. ,,,,,,.,_,, iu,,s.. ..... r.uucaiun tor a IiCflUC turin "' '''' ''' r.........." Cominis.jon, Another hot potato coming up Is =to wi/I get Libei(y't puppies!" is el Risk CALENDAR okesman, txtqKmu,~,:::~-~ Rudoph E. Wunderlich, DISCHARGES Sanford; Georgianna Allen MEXICO CITY (AP)- A flaming collision between a trailer truck, a crowded bus and two other vehicles killed 45 persons on a foggy hi gh a)' near Mexico City, t he Red Cross said. Police sa id 15 other persons were hospitalized, .seven of them in critical condition. A survivor sa id the bus ,is earryin at least 80 passengers. mlnls*zative post ku Edythe Winier Dora J. Downer, DeBary William T. Tapscott Ca therine P. Audas, Deltona Dorothy A. Dupuis, Deltona Al bert C. Hanchey, Deltona Salvador Medrano, Deltona admfniatra'. Kleppe ., Acropol if t Robert C. Weeks Pamela T. Whitley Marion W. Wi lliams 1O abducted. There %ere mortar and machine-gun battles in the neighboring eastern suburbs of Em Hummaneh, a Christian distr ict, and Moslem Ch iyah. ., Thomas Kieppe, who Is waiting In the wings to take over the Interior Department, has - I - BEIRUT, Lebanon 1 AP Night-long fighting broke a Rio-day lull in Beirut's Christian-M oslem warfare, and police today reported at least 16 more pe rsons killed and ___ eppe: 1 EVERY SATURDAY NITE FOR A FABULOUS"!\ - Preside,nlal 'pressing the flesh" (Lyndon Johnson's inelegant phrase) is a media event Itself, done more to create a pu blic image of an open, popular presidency than for any other reason. There Is symbolic value to the practice. But it can easily be overdone. ., Effort - Beirut Fighting Breaks Lull IV UAL1'1Y INN NORTH HOSPITAL NOTES lI)NlX)N (At") One of six Italian hostages held by unn icH in th e stifl ing basement storeroom of a London resta urant since Sunday has collapsed, but his captors refuse to let hint go, police reported today. The three gumnen repeated their demand for a plane fly then to (ho West Indies, but Police Commissioner Sir Robert Mark refused to make any deals. "They are criminals and th ey will conic out under arrest," he told newsmen as th e siege of the Spaghetti house restaurant e:it Into its fourth day. Th was certain to continue. Since January 1974, 20 policemen have been killed by terrorists and 14 civilians have died. In addition to the three men killed today, a policeman died Tuesday of wounds suffered in the robbery of $600,000 from a government office in Barcelona Monday. The police blame the robbery on ETA, the Basque underground. -- de Azevcdo'.s orders ending th e military occupa ti on of all but one of the capi ta l's Comm un ist dominated radio and television sta tio ns. The mutiny by infantry soldiers guarding Radio Clube Portugues as t he ir second of the week. On Monday th ey had joined the station's staff in rejecting the premier's orders to purge newscasts of Communist pro pa ganda, But they back ed down w he n senior officers Intervened. S to whip up enthusiasm, der would not be rep?ated In the tortured systematically during Premier Carlos Arias Na- coming trials of 15 Basque May, June and July. Washing. v&'.rro appealed to the Spanish nationalists and dozens of ton lawyer Thomas Jones, who people to stand fast behind their Maoists charged with terror- led an Amnesty Investigation 82-year-old leader In defiance of ism. mission to Spain, said the in! orthe widespread foreign conThe protests abroad contln. matlon came from interviews demnation of the execution of lied but on a lesser scale, with 45 persons who were (orfive terrorists last weekend. Amnesty Interntiona1, the tured, lawyers whose clients He accused Mexico and other private organization which were tortured and from witWestern nations that con- works to improve the lot of po- nesses to the tortures. demned the executions of "hyp- litical prisoners, charged that The anger abroad was coolocritical and intolerble" inter, at least 2.50 Basques had been Ing, but terrorist action in Spain ference In Spanish affairs. Government officials were stunned and angered by the continuing vehemence of international reaction to the executions, even though sonieof them admitted the military trials of the terrorists had been conTO eluded entirely too hastily. These officials said this blun. ATHENS, Greece (Al') The historical and archi. Ore Research Institute is The Acropolis, the 2,500-year- tectural gems on the ancient preparing a program of old s hr ine to the glory of ancient hil l have been left In ruins by remedies, Greece, Is getti ng help from the ravages of war, time, forMetal suppor ts placed inside home and abroad in a major cign occupation and looters. and outside the columns have face-lifting effort described as The Parthenon, the temple to ex pa nded and contracted, darn"the world's greatest marble the goddess Athena built be- aging the stone they were sup. restoration operation." tween 447 and 432 B.C., was posed to protect. Dontas said Prof. George Dontas, used as living quarters for they probably will be replaced Greece's direct or of antiqui ties prostitutes In th e 3rd ce ntury by sup po r ts In which costly said Tuesday the government B.C. and as a gunpowder noncorrosive titanium will be a has appropriated $1.6 million magazine during the Ottoman iliujor component. for re pa ir work, and a UNESCO occupation. Temporary wooden supports team is due soon to discuss the Now cracks and erosion will also be erected . work and furthe r funds, threaten the ruins. Other threats to the marble Dontas said the second interThe limestone hill has open are erosion by polluted air and national Antiquity Preservation underground rifts and caves, rain water, photochemical Congress, to be held In A thens seeping water and cracks and reactions provoked by neon next year, Is expected to ap- fissures from earthquakes, lighting, vibration from airprove additional foreign technl- lesser earth movements and craft flying over the area and cal and economic assistance for temperature changes. The the shoes of the 2 million the project. Natio na l Geological and Metal tourists who visit the hill an. nually. The government three years ago had wooden planks laid on the Propylae, or entrance to the ffi~ hill, and three months ago It SEPTEMBER30, 1975 Iris E. Galloway barred visitors from the inte. ADMISSIONS Albert Gates nor of the Parthenon. Sanford: Rosa A. Hall Five months ago, the governGeneva E. Brantley Frederick J. Harris Sr. ment concluded an all-out effort Albert W. Dunbar Lowell E. Ozier was necessary and appointed Ceci l Hall Viola Philpot rescue committees. Dontas said Mdry Lord Myrtle M. Shupe that so far they have concen. Louis D. Parker Jr. Will iam L. Smith trated on locating the danger James Seaton Joyce S. Turner spots. Mabel Vanderwyden Martha Wheat Premier King Of The Crackers It Is sensible for the President to wear a bulletproof Vest hen he expects to plunge into crowds, as he did recently in New Hampsh ire. Precautions should be taken agains the kind of Incident that has given Lynette "Squeaky" Fromrne and Sara Moore so much public at tention this month, Preferably the precautions should be unobtrusive, as a bulletproof vest Is. The obvious presence of extreme security measures only raises the level of anxiety and destrois that feeli ng of mutual trust and confidence which Is essential to the health of a democra tic coenmoilty. Unfortunately a single crazy or a handful of them can cause the entire nation to li ve in %siofl. The President must not be intimidated from going out among the people. But we have ample evidence of the threat that aaaits him there, posed by the presence of even a single m ind in the crowds that are a ttra cted by the public to appearance of a ptldeni Mass media increase the threat by offering the reward of instant celebrity to assasms. To L Troops Refuse Premiers Order LISBON, Portugal APi - Troops occupying a I.isbon radio station refused today to obey BERT COLLIER Bulletproof Vest Wor1d=W1*de UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. APi The United Sta tes t'tud 1' N rit'tibt'rship for South and North Vict1.11 bs.' -dUse of th cntllnkd exclusion of South Korea from th e world organization. U.S. officials said the Security council's failure to give qual treatment to all three membership applicants was the sole reason for the American vetoes Tuesday. 'Ibe United States vetoed the two Vietnatus on Aug. 11 for the same reason and said it would keep on using the veto until South Korea iasadniiaed. But the Communists mustered a big majority in th e General Assembly last eeh and asked the Security Council to 'reconsider iuni't'diately and favorably" the applications from Saigon and Hanoi. I _* .. . / U.S. Vetoes Viets Again Everyone 111M.; Must Be Heroes Now - k / government, says that about $15,000 to $20,000 worth of l,nt shOuld produce a pocket. sized ferrous metal detector which Secr et Ser. initial 115,000 to IM.000 developmental ou something BERRYS WORLD - Uk • A friend in the electronic b,Lsines.s, who does considerable work for the f crossto Mets, the team New Yorkers and baseball fans everywhere adopted as their own, despite some miserable performances on the field. ma way, Casey Stengel was the Mets, much more than he had ever been the Yankees. A last place team doesn't set attendance records without C__ - - The quake, registering about 7.0 on the open-ended Richter scale, as logged at the Survey's National I':arthiivake Information Service at (;olden, Cob,, at about 9:30 p.ii. MI)'!' Tuesday. The quake occurred at ;ibout 10:30 I('ilI time 'I he earthquake as located roughly near or on the west coast of Sumatra, about 300 miles north of Jakarta, according to the TOM TIEDE Of WASHINGTON WAShINGTON API - A major earthquake hit near or in Sumatra, Indonesia, today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. The survey said it could not determine if the quake was offshore in (hi' Indian (kean or on the west shore of the . I h 40 presented Just a reminder: to~ i;_- "I .. I I Near Indonesian City 0 16 Broniely Road, Winter Park, end Is a student at Florida Tech University. He was the a*ard for outstanding leadership and academic achievement. - Bill Currie / Low Cost ore Security MADRID, Spain (Al') - Ter- firing squads executed five rorists shot and killed three po- terrorists and set off a torrent licemen and gravely Injured a of foreign protests. fourth In Madrid today a few The attacks occurred on three hours before more than sides of Madrid, in the norSpaniards roared their support them, eastern and southern for Generalissimo Francisco parts of the Spanish capital. But Franco waving to them from there was none in the western the balcony of the National Pal- part, where the National Palace ace, Is located. The four coordinated attacks One policeman on duty out. by one or two gunmen on iso. side a bank in east Madrid was lated policemen on guard duty killed Instantly. Two others signaled bloody defiance of died from their wounds later In Western Europe's only remain- the morning, ing dictator on the 39th annl. All the gunmen escaped. ersary of Franco's rebellion The government declared a against democracy at the start holiday for all factories, of the Spanish civil war. schools, shops and offices. The shots were fired within 15 Youths in cars and on motorminutes of each other and four bikes toured the capital and days to the hour after Franco's other large cities Tuesday night Major Earthquake Strikes John W. Card III, 1972 graduate of the Sanford Naval Academy, bias named cadet upon completion of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps AFROTC summer encampment at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. ______ to his later days as the highly appropriate manager Terrorists Kill Three Spanish Policemen IN first caught the hearts of America's baseball fans, of the inept Mets of the early 60's, Casey was always reads' with a quip, his eyes always had that 111 ('hievou. htth liv look, his crinkly face cracked with the quick and ready smile. Even more than the fabled Dizzy Dean, who became the bane of English teachers during his days as a television announcer, Cases could fracture the language. So much so, in fact, that those who heard him speak often, soon dubbed his lingo "Stengelese." Oh, he could make himself understood when he ant ed to. No doubt about that. Just ask Mickey Ma nt le or Joe DiMaggio, or Yogi Berra or Whitey Ford those illustrious Yankees from th e fabulous 50's. Stengel's glory years. When casey managed the Yankees, ins arid ics that. (kiev are- were wont to say that Stengel's Yankees won th e pennant and the World Series year after year after year because of th e players alone - that Casey's grandmoth er could have managed that team. Maybe so, but it has since become evident that the slide of the Yankees into obscurity began when that corporate monolith decided the Old Perfesser was too old after the Yanks lost a seven-game Series to Pittsburgh in 1960. Stengel's first two successors, Ralph Houk and Berra, did manage to win four more pennants, but WORLD BRIEF tr Ca rd is th e of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Card Jr., (1annel RAY CROMLEY Report Dinner - Sanfordites might be interested in watching lruth Or Consequences' at 7:30 p.m. today as Mrs. J.R. Crowe and her sister, Pauline Gardner of Sanford, ,A ill a ppear on the program. Unfortunately, the program is aired only on 8. WFLA.TV, Tanuxi, and can be picked up The Clock The passing of Casey Stengel saddens us all, but at the same time brings back treasured memories of a warm human being who, while flvI-'nh)jnf1 h; 11t:...i ..L._------. iiiu, always remained bright, cheerful and human. From his days as a player when his zany anti - Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1975--SA Sanford �J 6A—Evcning Herald. Sanford Fl. Wedn.sday, Oct. 1, Permit - Illegalities Claimed Five Aff idavits Received On Building Charges FLORIDA IN BRIEF Hove Completed 4r Askew Aides Deny Report They Suppressed EPA Warning TALLAHASSEE. IAPi - Aides in Gov. Reubin A.cke 's office say they gave no special urgency to releasing a federal Finding that persons living on reclaimed phosphate-mining, land In Hillsborough and Polk counties might be increasing the risk of cancer. The state m as advised of the Environmental Protection :\iCfl1 finding last Thursday. Askew said he would ret't'lve his first briefing on it today from federal officials. We kill be in a better position to understand it when the EPA releases the report," Askew said. l.cn Wiburn. Askew's environmental aide, and Jim Racvhi', his assistant press secretary, denied a report by the Gannett News Service that Askew's office tried to keep the report secret. several months. lots and unpaved roaits and residents are permitted to keep Charges of alleged discrepancies were leveled at Bradshaw horses. The ordinance forbidding horseback riding had not been after he issued a building permit to Seminole Baptist Temple on previously enforced. WINTER SPRINGS - City Clerk Mary Norton said today three July 30. Efforts of the council to suspend the permit and revoke its When the city's ordinances were published In a codification affidavit, have be= received from residents on alleged Irn. approval of conditional land use request resulted in a temporary (book form) it was discovered a restriction against horses being Proprieties In the conduct of the building office by Building in- injunction and a suit filed against the city by the church, specter Ray Bradshaw. ridden had been included. An ordinance to correct any errors or deletions from the codification has never been passed but but Although the legal opinion given by Brock supported Brad. The city council has called for an investigation after ac- s),w's Issuance of a building permit on Sept. 15 Councilman John Daniels, Irwin Hunter and Donald Brown John Laux for a have been named to a committee for correcting and bringing the cusatlons 'Acre made against Bradshaw that building permits split lot on Tradewinds Road, Councilman Irene "an Eopoel and a have been issued illegally. To clear the air, those with allegationsgroup document up to date. They are seeking Input on needed changes. Ranchlands 'ere asked to put theni in a sworn statement so that the cityofillegally issued. residents maintained the permit was council could determine if there was a basis for the complaints. The council voted Monday night to seek to amend the orDeadline for submitting the affidavits is Oct. 8. The Ranchlands group has threatened to sue the city over the dmance to permit the riding of horses on unpaved streets and issue. unimproved right-of-ways. City Attorney Newman Brock has been asked to address the council next eek on the conduct of the investigation and calling Hradsha has been accused of retaliating by instructing city of iitnessess. A meeting with the horseowners arranged by Police Chief police to strictly enforce the ordinance against horses being John ('sovoruhk to get the charges of "police harassment" Bradshaw has been the center of controversy in many of theridden on the streets, thus 'harassing" horieback riders, volatile Issues the council has been faced with over the past straightened out was called off alter councilmen met privately q The r{anchlands section has a rural atmosphere with large A ith the chief. Wednesdy, Oct. 1, tamonte ualifyin9 To Close Saturday Ppr)pl Al BY JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Requirements Q By LX)NN, ES TES Herald Staff Writer The candidate qualifying period for the Nov. 4 city election in Altamonte Springs wiil close Saturday. The four other Seminole cities with elections scheduled for Dec. 2, have varied cualifying times. Altamonte Springs City Clerk Phyllis Jordahl said today all three incumbents and two challengers have filed qualifying documents. Seeking the mayor's office are incumbent Norman Floyd Sr., and former mayor Lawrence Swofford. Three-term City Corn. lilissioner Helen Keyser is being challenged by Glen Buschman, a newcomer to Seminole County politics. City Commissioner Cal DeVoney, completing his first term. Is seeking re-election. No opposition candidate for DeVoney's commission seat has as yet surfaced. In Lake Mary, where three city council seats are up in the Dec. 2 city election, the qualifying period opened Tuesday, City Clerk Kay Sassman said. Incumbent Councilmen Harry Termy and Martin Bacon Sr., picked up qualifying papers Tuesday, but have not as yet returned them, The city council seat currently held by Virginia Mercer Is also up in the dec. tion. Mrs. Mercer has not an. nounced whether she will seek re-election, The candidate qualifying period ends Oct. 24 in Lake Mary. Casselberry City Clerk and Acting City Manager Mary Hawthorne said the candidate qualifying period in Casselberry opened today and will close Oct. 17. The mayor's office currently held by Bill Grier and the city council seats occupied by five, term Council Member Edith Duerr and two-term Councilman John Zacco are up for election, The candidate qualification period in Longwood will open Friday and close Oct. 17, according to City Clerk Onnie Shomate. The three council seats up for election there are those currently held by June Lormann, Don Schreiner and H.A. Scott. The mayor's office, presently held by Troy Piland, and the city council seats, groups two and four, held by Ernie Hendrix and Irene Van Ecpoel, respectively, are up for election there. The terms of office in all the cities with elections this year are two years, except the Altamonte Springs mayor's office which has a three-year term Candidate qualifying period in Winter Springs, according to City Clerk Mary Norton, will open Oct. 15 and close Nov. 1. - - -. - - -,- Injunction On Licenses Issued TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A temporary Injunction IMLJ thr lR - ens1n of security guards (or O dayS % hilt' unki ' c;lpwis training as.sures protection of the public Interest, says Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, He commented Tuesday after Circuit Judge James Juanüs of Tallahasee issued the injunction postponing implementation of the licensing law that was due to take ef[cii today. "This court ruling assures the public and private businesses of continued protection and at the same time ,iiakes certain that no one is deprived of a job because of difficulty in cn4plying with the many provisions of this n•i* lai 'A ithin the original time afloted," &nathers said. rmiiT .- - ES - r Astronauts Stafford, Slayton Go Fishing In Siberia MOSCOW tAPi - A.ollo Astrcnauts Thomas P. Stafford and Donald K. Slayton have taken time out from their official Soviet tour for some fishing in Siberia. They also may have told a fish story. Arising early on Tuesday, Stafford, Slayton and Soviet ('nsntonaut chief Gen. Vladimir A. Shatalov went to the Oh River near Novosibirsk and reported landing 20 fish, several weighing at least 10 pounds. 'Deduct at least 25 per cent for exaggeration," said Slayton's wife, Marjory. Meanihile, Apollo Astronaut Vance D. Brand and .Soyuz Cosmonauts Alexel Leonov and Valery Kubasov and their families Aent sightseeing in Novosibirsk. Sihanouk To Address U.N. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - Cambodian Prince Nirnd ii Siha n4mh will fulfill a drea iii next Monday Ic addresses the Ututed Natiorm General ssenibty. A U.N. spokesman said Tuesday that Sihanouk also will host a reception for U.N. officials and diplomats and will be the guest of honor at a dinner given by SecretaryGeneral Kurt Waldheim. Sihanouk, Cambodia's titular head of state, often has spoken of his wish to address the General Assembly since tie as ousted in i coup d'etat in 1970. He has lived in exile in the People's Republic of China. -- Rudolph Hess 81 Years Old Remodeling Costs: $388,000 BERLIN (AP) - Rudolf Hess. deputy luebrer to Adolph Hitler during the Nazi era, is 81 years old and still behind bars. Hess, the only Nazi %;ar criminal in Spandau Prison for the past nine years, celebrated his birthday Tuesday. He described as healthy by a British spokesman. The British guarded Hess during September as part of the monthly rotation of American, French, Russian and British troops, The Americans, British and French have asked for Hess' release, but the Russians have refused to agree. TAI.IA}IAEE (AP) - The Cabinet has apcoved S158,C?(M) more in renoddflk' and redccraung costs for Cabinet offices in the new state Capitol, bringing total changes to $388,000. The latest change orders were approved without comment Tuesday as construction workers half-a-mile away it ere staging a topping-off ceremony, placing the highest Piece of steel on the 22-story Capitol. The $158,000 is for offices of Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington, Treasurer Philip Ashler and Agriculture Commissioner Doyle ('nner on the north side of the $43 million building. Schmidt, Ford To Meet WASHINGTON (AP) - West German Chancellor Seven Doctors Face Suit TALLAHASSEE tAP; - Seven Tallahassee doctors have been accused in a federal anti-trust suit filed by the Feminist Women's Health Center of [resurring phvth,ians not to u ork at the center's abortion clinic. Center Directors Linda Curtis and Hiss Denenberg called a nes conference today to discuss issues involved in the suit, filed Tuesday in US. District Court here, Named as defmd=ts were Drs. Matuixj Mohammad, chairman of the Tallahassee Memorial Hospital ob. stetrics and gynecology staff; C.H. Curry, J.H. Knight, Ed* in D. Crane, J. Howard Griner and H. Hutson Messer, members of the hospital staff; and George Palmer, director of the Florida Board of Medical Examiners. Helmut Schmidt and President Ford, who met at a Helsinki summit meeting during the summer, will meet again at the %Thite House on Friday. The White House gave no more information on the meeting but said Schmidt will makea speech in New York on Thursday. S Cliburn To Play For Hirohito WASHINGTON 'API Pianist Van Cliburn, who toured Japan last summer, will play when Japanese Emperor Hirohito comes to the White House for a state dinner on Thursday night. (liburn, an internationally honored pianist born in Shreveport. La., has performed a number of times at the White House. - State To Appeal Decision TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The state will appeal a judge's decision that Floyd Christian, former education conknilssjoner, can keep his $,000.a-year state pension despite being found guilty of receiving kickbacks, LI Gov. Jim Williams, who supervises retirement as secretary of administration, gave approval Tuesday for the appeal. CHLORDANE DUST' It,,n,tP, Kt all A .otso too" pits I p5", O Lies Brought More Trouble THE CASE FOR SERVICING YOUR PRESENT HEATING SYSTEM NOW... ST. 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Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1975—A Brushed With Fame, (Almost) Fortune By MURRAY OLDERMAN San Francisco police jumped in kitchen table The new tencnt cent, although he has lived In he has considerable real estate bigger story, The Herald Services some boards, upstairs the front of him, The rest Is a little hazy In his signed a rental agreement, and the United Sta tes for the last 27 SAN FRANCISCO houses and he buys old Late in FBI agents came to "The first floor was vacant for mind. "1 got too much exThey barged through the Prill kept a copy They which he later years. A native of Gottwaldov renovates them himself. "I'm Europa" and showed her renovation the afternoon, on the day he could hear citement," he smiles of flimsy door, nabbed Wendy and put in his downtown office In a in eastern Czechoslovakia making all right," he says. photographs for possible girls laughing. He Patty Hearst's capture, Jerry found Patty remembered apologetically. "I feel kind of in the back. "She cash box, along with the check. i where, he points out, Bath "I'm rich enough." He has identification. Ann shrugged seeing them a couple of days Prill was still bewildered by the smiled," recalls stupid. Do I them in if! turn Prill. All he He couldn't even remember the shoes were first manufac- tagged the house at 625 Morse because she has never been to earlier in the backyard, where know? Sure. I commotion, He was also self- could think of was hate all kin that "$10,000 name on the documents. He lured), he was serving In the Street for sale at $50,000. His 625 Morse, "Jerry," she remonstrative ex- there were strawberries in the Communists. Besides, If I knor reward I didn't collect I didn't see the other tenants but Czech army in 1949 when he wife, Ann, also has her own plains, "lie thinks of the garden. He didn't talk to them, it was her, I collect reward.1' "I goofed," he said. He wished I knew who was living recalls there was a girl who decided he had existed long business, a little bierstube and money. I think of the soul." Ann pointed a finger at the kid who up there," "Bunch of good-looking Not really, because there wa stayed in the car which was enough lived across the street from 625 under a Communist restaurant just outside the called Jerry on a plumbing job girls," he recalls, "I can't ttilk. no reward outstanding, at Prill' s brush with quick fame parked out front, regime, Armed with a pistol, he Presidio army base in the city, at 16th and Church, Morse and said to him, "YOU and vanished fortune s telling him I have a young wife. She's 30 cording to an FBI source,, tarted "I don't care who lives In the escaped into Germany at a called "The Europa." goofed, too. We coulda had all couple some men been had around and she's like a cat." of Sundays before when place," he shrugs, "or how Almost a year ago, Randolp? border point behind a screen of On Thursday that mnone'," morning, sept. asking about his tenants. Jerry Prill was still cutting wood, Hearst, Patty's father, withhe held open house to rent the many, as long as! get the rent." gunfire, lie signed with the 18, about 9 am).. Ann had the shrugged and went on with the and Prill was cutting lumber in second floor flat. From thinking about leaving for drew an original $50,000 reward the Prill is not your usual Ian- Ontario Paper Co. to work in first prescience the garage. lie convinced them that the PrilI,s work. Vienna on Monday for a for information leading to her rear, the tedious rows of drab (fiord. Or plumber. Stocky, their Alaska plant and even. he owned the place. They block houses the name has been changed At noon, Prill went to the month's vacation, when the FBI return. hugging the cli ffs auout 5 feet 8 Inches, virtually tually made his way to 9 San from the original Czech house on Morse for supplies he and police, who showed him pictures of his of Daly obviously had City form a backdrop bald, with a creased lace, he Francisco and a new life, Jerry Prill's tangible loss Is because of "so many Corn- stores in the Garage. He opened 'nants. The connection staked out the house, converged that $180 he got for the first hit like starched laundry. From the looks all of his 49 years. He Besides his plumbing and munists around," explains the garage door, which faces on him. "Everybody him. lie immediately front picture window, the hills speaks with a noticeable ac- heating contracting business, jump on month's rent, lie never cashed Jerry recognized Patty but couldn't of Balboa Park are more were to be part of a the street, and started sawing my neck," he recalls, the (heck. we utner - 'Iie pleasant. The kid across looked Spanish or something or street remembers seeing F oriental." peek through that window Prill didn't have a key to the its drawn blinds. front door. He led the FBI men The neighborhood is ma hrouh !hc aro!c and up the Hue collar ..\v oung (ci v,hth,.raik'd back steps of the seeing the "open house" s red building to the rear door of drove up late that Sur, the flat. morning and told Prill Wi'nay Yoshnnura, a fugitive 'anted the flat for himself, artist aligned with the Sym- t'ife and her sister. He bionese Liberation Army, Prill $50 in cash on the spot opened a small window set in down payment and wroti the door, saw the five strangers check for $180 for the I with Prill and lurched to month's rent. Prill rememt retreat. 'iii was a nice looking fell "Don't move," said the lead The flat has one bedroonr FBI man with a drawn gun, "or living room, bathroom I'll blow your head off." Prill kitchen, It is sparsely furnlsJ (lucked low and FBI agents and a bed, two chairs anc ——— ww— - - Ill ril - ays Sale 12.80 - Indians Bound To Be Losers In Revolution Sale $8 EDITOR'S NOTE— The Indian ruled much of colonial America, and the colonists and the British Crown vied for their alliance. "Lose no time," Lord Dartmouth told an em*nluary, "in taking such steps as may Induce them to take up the hatchet against His majeity's rebellion subjects. , . ." UnhtedWay - Antron IIIP nylon satin. Plunge neckline is embroidered. Blue or pink, sizes P,S.M,L. 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Girls'corduroy jeans. to the United Fund u'he,i - cjJ frth"_ - Sale 8.80 JF I'lGw #e h*1 SI - - By DENNIS MONTGOMERY Associated Press Writer No matter which side the In. than chose he was bound to be a loser in the American revolu. tionary war, Both sides coveted his land, and both neded 11 not his help, then at least safety from his atLack. So it was that Lord Dartmouth urged the Iroquois to take up the hatchet against the colonists an Ethan Allen be. seethed the same Indians to "come and help me fight the King's regular troops." In the east, many tribes like the Stockbridge who joined the Minuteman against the British in the scige of Boston, consid. ered themselves only tenants of the land. But to the west, to the Alleghenles and beyond, in a long arc from Maine to Florida, the Indian considered himself landlord. To be true, many tribes in had accepted King George's protection, but they nevertheless were nvereign. King George protected them b4 mainly from the insatiable American lust for more land. The foremost Indian complaint was the colonial jumping of tribal claims. The colonials both ignored /1/ and despised the line the King drew along the crest of the moLntains in 1763, affirmed by PrIta,nent in 1774, limiting western expansion. And to add insut to Injury, they refused being taxed to support the redcoats who enforced the edict. Initially the Ind1aru tried to stay out of the fight. Pr,!. Francis Jennings In a soon-to-be published book, "The Invasion of America," explains that to the Indians the new war looked like the old one, the French and Indian War. He reflQSf55 WI cites the remark of a Delaware, "The English say this Is all their land. The French say this 1' is al.1 t!wir land, Whore is the MARGE WILLIAMS Indian's land?" 3221812 Sanford The British had the edge, - Save on / WAYm=___~ in Weight and Measure; tl -Ir Women debauched, and th ir young men corrupted." "The reason the India is chose the Crown's side was thlit they didn't want all those dan in settlers spilling over the line Jennings says. No matter, ti ie British intended to sett le middle America too on the It own time. In fact, they had already a p. proved plans to establish a 14 colony, Vandalia, beyond tl he momtalns. At any rate, the fighting thi it ensued was the nastiest of t e war. Atrocity was no strange r to either side. Colonial Indian Fight r George Rogers Cl4rk supposed ly secured the entire Northwe t Territory by capturing VI, cennes, an Indiana outpost o the Wabash and an Indian siq ply base, In February 1779. Tha I May Gen. John Sullivan dispatched by Washington t I retaliate for massacres Ii Pennsylvania and New York broke the back of the Iroquoi Confederation or the Six Na lions in a scorched earth cam paign through western Nev York. He leveled 40 Indian vii lages. 'Fi rst Edition' Slacks. / Reg. $1O. Women's sleeveless I floor length gown of , THAT'S THE. UNITED... , w " waist. Blue or pink, - - Save on proportioned - sizes P,S,M,L. - - i Reg. $16. Long sleeve floor length gown of Antron Ills nylon satin. Button front with embroidered plunge neckline, drawstring tie at c J ' . - - '' j ' j.. - .. -- of flame resistant' polyester di-bumper* feet bott om n t: assorted colors, Gripper waist, sizes 13 or boxer waist, sizes 4-8 �-10A-Eifflng Hera ld, -•-----------------------•-•-- A Look Snford. Fl At W.dn*sd 'I ______ - - - -- - -- . - . -q yourBudget The American Spy: jiuncheon Can We Aff rd H 0 •' secret. .. j sometimes we don't do to our. Best and the Brioitest," was not confined to the i verdant acres the CIA occupies in Ile pines of Langley, Va. selves. We may spy, lie, bug, bribe, break and enter, steal or blackmail abroad, Frankhn RooNvelt to means. The public Richard Nixon, Congress was but not at home. This can"t be informed told lew and less by increas. is the law. 91Y Powerful presidents. Fa. pulation of events In - other about it or even told i111 Off knew best, and Big Brother . couptrjes. was not far behind. But the law did say the CIA Basic to the understanding of was to perform "such other the inteftence mentality, say functions" as the National See__ its practitioners, are several curity Council might direct. FBI, the military intelligence facts of international life: the With that catch-all phrase as its agencies, and, in fac~ of afl the world remains a dangerous authority, the CIA over the heroes and rues in hlstzry place despite detente, the KGB, years has conducted covert its cost."' Clark Clifford man. . -11 ,~,, "an intelligence operation is an I IS Secret It Sometimes uses questionable means The public can't be informed about it or even told its cost It is Lneon- _44 remains a necessity if we am to preserve our form of government We can't fl blind fri the But the CIA troublIes Chfford profoundly. for startling rea-sons, and so he urges new leg. islation by which a Joint over. sight committee of CmWegs - -r._-z~~ - new, sharply defir ) c MI NN . AAP'1 'e~_ IAI D NEW to l ! ,lk _. .- ' A - LIMIT 2 - LIMIT 1 I :* -' - perienced in interriati" in,telligence were uniquely quah. fled not only to carry out orders ua tine went ca, they develda'inct of ah1ghes'loy- '-: •. •- - ,..J _______- , . , _____ •.' - .01 09 '. • 4_.~ __ - _______ C I -I LIMIT 1 Scheduled as guest speaker for the Oclober 20 meeting is ' 'om McCubbin, County A gricultural Agent for ~ I m___ ' .j pf every month at the field bouse starting at 12:30 p.m. LIMIT 2 - -_ . - 0. 1 ) . ~~, - L. li__. - --._ - ' ____ ' _______ I -: , - I]- .00,010. *%,_ 1!1 : __ ____ - I - " I ;- J• j f -. L~ - . . - - TI. - L . . .AIL - tj - _. - - - I ~ ~ M r~.___ I :±r ,; ~_R_n= s stz nnDn[N'S '' . ,! S - - ' v -- -h 1__(e_X_::_~ 7_;f__K_;.L :. oldprofessionalnianwhoisjust - '04 41, - ____ . *:Pk ;, ______ _____ I ,. Level With Girl Or Say Goodbye izL . II ' ~- _________ ________ .I ~ijil_~, f - :- i. ;: The Sweetwater Oaks Garden e - - II 1~_- 10 . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Oct 1,I97S-11A _______________________________ -' gent . - "" - - 1 2 . - - 'I.- -- -_ - ., , - - - - .-. .. OW,, ter Springs . -. - . t - - - - 1- - . Son WHITE BULW - POCK9 RADIO FLEA COLLAR - -- , ' st Exh *b*ts ' - - - ' At Ybor City Festival . - . _____ .,. .• . a CANDY BARS . PLAYING CARDS IL1 TIMEX APPIJANCE TIME w lie IiURPILII DU 5 NOW FASHIONS R'10 - I AOl 1% rr 1/") - - REG U L Parents PRICE • i rge ' on gr-, PTA Makes Difference I n Chi dren i.. i es :; WALL - ON SUPERx ASPIRIN SUKRX % BRAND HEUTH & BEWN AIDS . - ISOPROPYL .~ - I ___ AL H FAIRWAY PLAZA -A' TABLETS SUPERx MOUTHWASH qb 16 . oz. S- II U II .11 _____ ___ Too- . 11 • ,I REG. I 16 oz CIiD UF , HAND -SIL / LOTION . REG. - - - - -J, " 1. I REG. 09 EM 16 oz. PEG ________ ".box ee "I A 5 i - ~ I I so 10% voiurm ~ I MUM * MARRIkoff &. BU&INIsS REG 99i 4 I ( ; . DE Lqls.A • 16 oz. 2W ':- ' 11 . __ -_ - ; '7 I ~ , i !I, ' I A ti projects, is.and others decision-making processes, action by the National PTA. whether in Congress in me focal points Include the - 0 ~ ~ Q. . . ~ O .• (9 j . 1W_ ~.-" __T- __ I ----.- -I -- L I I t Q -, - -, _.- ;___ __ s .ILLI',t. roup , g -- - 4 .- p' , - - 1 0 4 §. II ti ,,,.. I- ' :-7_ ,_~ '~ .4 16PR if -A -,-mk_A ~, .1 .. DRAPERIES .., k. - -,-T_. '. - - - , ~ .a i' - 11 r' 4 Custom Made I as - Z. .11 1 0i. - ----.* - 1:~ nm ! ~ - --- 1~1 E. - - -_ ~_- attend next year's Marib Gras PTA'S le'gislat'ive action ;olden Anniversary I o Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pursell health ed ucation all public program, or a school board In Junior Girl Scout Troop On all our Norman's of Selisbury custom schools, from kindergarten Washington, Iowa, the PTA is aderi for the drapes and bedspreads. Unusual and level up. Ile National PTA & continuing to involve paricri coming season. le In charge of the 11 hard to fil' windows our specialty. t3' re,cently received a $140,706 . .4 seven million PTA members, teachers, and high school Valances, ' matching troop will be Janice Papp, a bedspreads. _. contract from the U.S. who are taking ac Hundreds of fabrics avallabl*. Come in Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pursefl of Sanford were honored teacher at Winter Springs i a tuden4s in its crusade of Department of tion to beneflt the oun HcaIth, and see our selection. concern. We're working to Education, and Welfare to Saturday at a 50th weddb anniversary dinner at Buck's Elementary School, and Restaurant in Sanford. Our new national President, make better schools more than Alice Clausen, ho is active in launch a major project which The dinner was given by their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. civic affaim w Mrs. Walter G. Kimmel of Rock a rnitter of cha&e.. . assisting shoul d stimulate the p Homes. Offices, Apartments Island, Ill., has selected the tw members to Identify and ,, ,-th 32 guests . tL1 development of new ap. N:lllllllllllllIl Prior to the dinner Mr. and Commercial, Reisidential Mrs. Pursell renewed their vows in Winter Springs Boy Scout "Today PTA' ,ss her theme for influence those responsible or proaches . to health education in the First $ United Methodist Church with Rev. Leo King officiating. Troop 238, in an effort to obtain the next two years. In decisions about federal and schools and the communities Ile honorets were married on Sept. 26,1925 in Phillipsburg, much needed revenue, is sellirtg, discussing the implications of state funding for education, N.J.. by Rev. U.S. Grant in the Methodist Church. They have lived animal candies, chocolate theme, she states: "The qualifications for teachers, and -to.0-this To6y PTA' emphasizes our what goes Into the curricula. In For InforrimtIon on joining in Sanford for 2D years and are members of First United candy bars, and peanut brittle. _FURNITURE, INC. !involverne'lt with the current essence, we're helping to shape the PTA, contact your nearby Now retired, Mr. Pur s ell formerly worked for Mealy Sanford s Firmest Issues affecting the educaUon the quality of education which elementary ur high school. If (lievrolet of Orlando. and welfare of children and our young people receive, in In addition to th eir daughter, June, they ha ve a grandWED o Noon One of the £.5 11or y • ,•, , 1ve'w youth . But them, th e Na tional I daughter, Mrs. Fred Kulimimof Milford, N.J,agrandsori, Paul SAT S IyrA I 1, II 4PTA has always been Involved Items has always been one. Write wIth cu I 1VE Korbulic of Gold HIH, Ore., and four great-grandchildren. Evenings By Appointment rrent issues, ever sinte adequate funding for education, 700 North Rush Set, iCfigO, l . Y !t IP.'e E They rived many lovely i s'c us il l UX and notes of congratulations. . its origin 78 years ago. The which woufd provide eqiwl Ill. 60611. -- 50th Anniversary Vows " 1 s t".0 flew 1flj - hil deere ---------- ~ An VE! Is , 4 - - I - newspapers to earn expense Th i r - _ _qvwl iw., 1, 0 .W - -- _'i T ~iB, I R.1.-,I _., A ~ _-.~_-_% - IT- The I )inan }Iii,h School Drill Team is bus) collectmni, .tlurnmnum cans and USCu r -, Mrs. Sherry Bartle and her three children, Daniel, Therem se , SpCisuifl), u summer with Mrs . Mich. - -7 ~ tt__~_; -4 6 U- 9 : ,4, I .' , .1 71 . --. , p~-I-,Tj , ., ladies took in some of the local sights the Fellowship t the Redeemer Slora%ian Church, J . REG. r , ____ R TIONER . %. -fto ~ T __V ILIk i BALSAM All the - udent Associations at some local arxi state levels), and SUMAX . 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L-1 I. --' E CALLI0rAPPOINTMENT I'l AL I I COMENO ----I - - u1'm 25 - SR-22's Who'* fife readings: $5 With this adi i-_~~I .. 1 ' For Further Information Phone IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME N0U*1IA.M-IpM.DAy %A It I ___ I PAST- FIESENT- FUTURE cARD RIADIWOLC*YSyAI. SALL 11AD1N5 HELPFUL ADVICE ON ALL "f Alit$ LotJOW000 131.440S ~ .., . . shoestr in g, you might say. F A very bright (but terribly . overweight) 2&year-old woman '_-=---' -s-1%, has been aggressively pursuing County Fair . me. She's good company, but I DOLLA Pft i4lbe on plantling a fall vegetable have no real love interest f -/ ____________________ Riker, Iticki Boggs, Jane West and Verna Bolton were models at FI{A Fashion Show. (Hera Mat ihmallows 19-i- -. CANDY BARS i.• V; -4 jarden. Iftft 1 1 her. Qr ,4 Photo by Doris Dietrich) ( MaiA : The September I do not like being seen with ing, VIVIAIN :'L:" 6 PACK `AIAI SPRINGS iiUbV, • firstolt he easor her because of her size (She ' DEAR I% Thanks for a Mrs 13P1SC( L -'--.. bver by Pres. " wears clothes that look like beautiful gender bender! ii i IA)'in , tents or maternity clothes) welcoming old and ne roun DEAR ABBY I am a I N , t f a UOG'Kt[ J Pnembers and their gues s. She has plenty of money, professional entertainer. I love I since she just came into an to sing, and being on the bandLIMIT 3 Upcoming programs were I DtIDTADI inheritance, and has been stand, showing people a good discussed with field trips PLANTER*S DRY ROASTED W USE ; buying me some very expensive time, is what it's all about. I I I #Planned to visit the Leu Gar. I - ~ I Re presents. She has offered to buy PEANUTS _4 dens in Orlando and the I have a very real gripe: __ . _JULIEM . me a car, but so far I have Invariably, there is a frustrated taIntree Orchid Greenhouse. 14 Solid State Compact refused al though it would come singer in the audience. He (or 16 I AM/FM STEREO Other officers on Mrs. . 10 ve ry handy. she) will dance as close to Model IAPR-268 i Martin's board are Vice She is an excellent bed REG. 3.99 mike as possible and sing loudiy SOUND I President and Program partner, but I have to take her along with me. It's very Mod I-56: A2 ACH 24 r. Chairman Mrs. P. Boston, REG. out in public occasionally, distracting to hear someone Local artist Steve Maize Tuscawilla Road. Secretary Mrs. Ralph DeUsle • 8 k 1.43 which makes it awkward. 60, 75, and 00 att singing a beat behind (or exhibited some of his work in The Balls will be leaving, in And Treasurer Mrs. J. BSR changer My brother, who has met her, ahead) and usual.ly off-key. silk screening and black and N ANC Y the near future, for Teheran, PLASTJC-COATE D MOWUS. ers spea tells me that if I do not have I want everyone to enjoy white compositianaI BOOTH Iran where Mr. Ball will be PLAYBALLS Headphonea Mm Martin wishes to extend marriage in mind, I should not themselves, but not at my photography at the two-day art Correspondent I I I employed by the Westinghoum & _ 4 speaker an Invitation to any f see her or accept any more gif IS expense. After all, someone just festival held in Ybor City ' DIAL REG . 18 C000I Corp. l " from her. the Sweetwater Oks a area to mightbetryingtoftstentoME. Square in Tampa recently. 24735 . atte What do you advise? -• pP F meeting. The orchestra and I practice According to Maize, he will be • ii CANADIAN long, hard hours to make our attending fairs and art festivals . ~ ELECTRIC DO-ALL I -. ,Women who five in sweet. THEN TO Usw ,, DEAR CANADIAN: Your music good, and it bugs me to in Central Florida from now 1 1W I 4 0 . "= REG. . 'water Oaks and Sweetwater Betty yegger, leik pred3at of Senior Woman's aub of brother is wiser than you are. Lave somebody who is on his until December. IVbQ= 0 1.29 1: -, - . The merchandise will be Club - are invited to attend a CamUnfry. Mo"d an old4solned gow.n, hoe I 'b R . 39i EA. Ile more you accept from M own fittle ego trip louse It up for - __ I Coming up soon for this available for purchase at the M coffee hosted by Mrs. E. Complone. wore a very up-to-date drm, at the recent Fa s talented young man w1U be ah PAflRMATE s off and on as you S C 110 -girt; the greater )oNr everyone elsi. F1 I i SSA.E WATCHES All " Evcrtte Huskey at her home, obligation. re, iow, presented by the Junior Woman's Club of Cauelberry. s SO Se 5) ist exhibit of his works at the it. woman Sherry Battle, 219 IRWJUM Winter L_nj Oak Grove, 500 Sweetwater Chris Is a member of the club. Money raised goes to charitable may equate your accepting her wants to be where I am, let ç.naiion size Club Blvd. The coffee as will be a bed partner with having a take voice lessons as I did, form groups. illerald Photo by F.lda Nichols) . REG. &W in Cocoa Beach. Any young boy, who wishes to held Oct. 2 from 10-12 noon. "real love Interest" in her - a group and take it from th~ HOT HOUSES i -,_\ Maize and his wife, Kay, have join the Boy Routs can also hIch you have not. Are For Flowers top, boys! I hear you also get been residents of the Terrace ' 7'k 1 5> , . sign up by contacting Mrs. -4 I NOT PEOPLE The advice from here is to .1 paid. I section of the city for the past I U d J i Battle, who states that more AR either level with her or say -' . --1 , So. if you're in the audience, three years. AMmemb e needed. goodbye please, don't sing' - - -_ REG. General Electric DEAR ABBY: Why should TEXAN CPO Paul K. Clausen, USN, 8U EA. REG. 67t EA. Mr& Roberta Adams of the LIMIT 2 anyone be made to feel guilty Evervont has a probim. Whars of the Terraces, after serving for havft miz4den a boy for a y..,? For a personal reply, wrillp to for the past 10 years in the Navy Tuscawil1a area of the city, said Central Air condaian,ng System 69100. L.A., Calif. in various non-commissioned goodbye to three of her four girl? I wouldn't let the kid putABB Y -. ,11 1 90069. %Iarnp,d c hildren recently. Her oldest the onus on ME, I'd put it on addreited envelope. officer ranks, was recently #_,' PLUMBING p4essr. daughters, twins Suzie and l HIM, where it belongs. v v Hate to write letters? Send selected to receive his cornHEATING, INC. .. .17.COPYright 1975 SupeRx Dnigs Jackie, have entered the fall Abigail Van Buren, I" Lasky Dr , This happened to me once, 1 00 7 Sanford Ave. 322.,is62 mission as an Ensign. What can you do about educational opportuniti es or and I asked, "Well, if you don't Clausen 's new duty station South making better schools a by's booklet "How to Write Letters children. n times 0 Florida, Tampa, as __ want people to think you re a • All Oc casions." Pita" will be on the aircraft .: . reality? ... about Improving economic squeeze, schools are girl, why do you go around long. stif-addreswa. Itsm;*d carrier freshmen 11cr son John is a I.. .... (" USS Independence out of SUPERX the educational opportunities, caught In the reduction of fed. looking like one!" cont) envelop*. ninLh grade student at the :'FAIRWAY ~` ... Norfolk. Va. His wife, Mice .*.* ,;.,. -. and eral and state funding for Sanford Naval Academy. The -'will continue to reside here in " education, p4 difficul ties . ) oungest member of the fam il), . 70 , I ____ 1. _ ' ty duri ng s tour. KIN What can one person do? Alone, in passing local school 100 Katie, will remain with her : Dry Cleaning at budget 1K ;-, 1 1 r-M perhaps not a great deal. %P refeverWla. The National PTA TAKM TS mother, and attend Red Bug .~ prices and coin laundry "' I -.t 00~~ Fran Francis, Winter Springs *k. service in a ploasant at- ~ 11 rernains alert to these current . Elementary School. I iinr Court Clerk, and Nora Webb, mosphero. Open 7 a.m. x National PTA, the country's fiscal problems, and we are CO OL ::;dally.Locatedat..,. supervisor of the loCal CurnI -,:A. keeping our people informed, in SUPERX F k REG. ! _~! I Ball I M ~ "cated to meeting thew - U__ _~---_-__-___----order that they may work more 54 I " VITAMIN C -' . - a~~ ____A 10 =. needs, you can make your fi_,% ., .1. effectively in this area of LIMIT I 1. Lisa, 13. were honored at a X On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th '..* VITAMIN E I viii ~ 16 oz. . %. J section, recently returned from 0 ~_ - __ . I PALNIIST veloped a psyctiology within the. -- _. 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Phil seven club members served as Pleanso, was fashioned with a Jan est sh Boyd of Princess Margaret models in the tea-type show, short sleeved dress and matA parade of fall fashions Beauty Salon created the floating from table to table, as Pie ' i" atac r • ching jacket. Madge Crocker 1XI gan the season for ladies models coiffures and donated a they desibed their costumes, pajama SthI Wlui seeeess w showed a matching rust skirt and long-sleeved cover-up. uxiliary of Fleet Reserve "Perm" as a door prize, which Mary y modeled ii Association (LAFRA) Sept. 2i was won by Janie Parks. Verna Bolton appeared first, en and white a coordinated print blouse. hen members, associate Other door prize winners wearing smart camel corduroy The fashion finale featured th )iwmbers and guests gathered were Claudia Blythe, who won pants topped with a mix-and. wheckered Ricki Boggs appearing in a at Sue Ann's Capri for a fashion cologne donated by Touchton's ith solid en to match print shell and shirt set. swishing, halter-inspired show and luncheon. dressed U or down for a a Rexall Drug Co.; and Helen The pale blue pantsult, modeled n r fly scarlet red gown enhanced with I The striking fashions, smart Bafle), winner of a dinner for by Lorene Baker, featured a dazzling rhinestone jewelry, a 6hoes and hardbags, and two. compliments of the Capri. sprinkliM of silver studs on the A two-tone jade green en- perfect creation for after-five. ~~ Includes Color TV, Air Conditioning, Maid Service - ONPRESCRIPT1ONSATSUPERsI • • Il uI& UP i I I - By DORIS DIETRICH Hem Correspondent ; - Avaflable . • A Limitedof Amount /1 .J t "M ' 135 • AkWIREOPL& EVER Y DA Y, $A VE ----.----_, and nmWty Of the hW teftmt,in any calm, Cannot Guatemala, Greece, Cuba, American intelligence appa- be operated within Mar quis of Laos, Vie tnam and otimer coun. ks. bim it has poured money into never before. CIA director William E. Col- elections and engineered or Do the techniques of by: tried to engineer U overthrow y task is to search for in- of governments thought to be Promise a denw=CY? What is dividual facts kept in the ut. lniff&-al. - nmralit in the nam,e of country, to tm men of another coun:ry ifft tralWm men who lie, deg break and enter, blackmal.11 and helped write the legislation. Be fore he became secretary of do. tense in 1968, Cliffo rd rean on the president,s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, most of them as chair- ~ ; v • run aruii I rn security. ratus, is very good, ublqWtow nmWv,e resourm of mw*y. Now, in ge wake of Water. &W has a* &dvantqe of oper. n= and tricks neat and dirty. Pte and Vietnam, the morality ating from a closed society; in. In Western Europe, Iran, last, be housebroken? It was Pearl Harbor Harry ,rrum, asked Congress to set up the ' Held At Capri [ :! Ieet AuxiI ia Views Fall Fashions . do f • 'imes-bribery, theft, blackil, bugging. -CIA Direct Col William E. asically,a a democracy ' • . ther not - telligence operation is an anachronism in . spy and encourage seem to be limits, practical if By law, the CIA is responsible not moral limits, to the president and reports "In that culture," said Sen. ..aid. he was not about to be directly to the National Frank Church, chairman of the corny. Then, from a tattered Security Council, of which he is Senate Select Committee on In. scrap of paper, this big, pow- chairman. The other members telligence, "spies don't kill each erful looking man read aloud, are the vice president, secre. other. In fact, they scrupuloasly with some emotion, the words tary of gate, secretary avoid it. Now, I'm not talking of of Natha n Hale: te nse, chairman of the joint about double agents. But while "I wish to be useful, and ev. chiefs of staff and the CIA di- they watch each other cry kind of service, necessary rector caref ull y, the KGB leaves the to the publi c good, becomes The NSC, too, says Clifford , CIA alone and the CIA leaves honorable b) being necessary as at times kept m the semi- the KC113 alone They don't If the exigencies of my country dark as a result of agile foot- shoot each other. It would be as demand a peculiar service, its work and a relentless momen- inefficient as gang warfare." claims to perform that service turn that would develop wit In the beginning, the CIA was are imperious." the CIA for a given project. primarily intended to It wm the rationale of Dave It is the InsWent contention of nate and evaluate for the Presi. Phillips' life with the Central the CIA that it may operate in dent the information received Intelligence Agency. (His the dark but not in a vacuum, by the government's daughter had thought he that wha t It does secretly is telligence arms . The law estab. worked for the State Depart- simply the invisible arm of lishing it said nothing about menl) It has been, of course, wha t the President, in his for- what has come to be the rationale of the CIA, the ei policy, does publiy. "co operations." the manlIt is also the implicit con___ . tention of recent history that We to others what "'B fl Ifl - elitism in government, or what -, - ,, pionage, abroad to reproduction of the illegal. But I think I've been u-seful and I'm not envious of any man's moral standards" I le Put on his glasm and dug into his wallet, lie hoped, he : . ~~ - - PRESCRIPTION • somewhat the particularly . ___ ru stores 6? Im 0 My task is to search for individual facts societies, and with these facts try to c construct whole with SUperRX... DISCOUNT EDITOWS NOTE - Some. which they owed to their own most secrecy in clwd 'o.. r where out there, beyond fiction, Director and the President, a cieties, and with these (acts try is a real American spy. What is loyalty to country which car- to construct whole his th inking, his morality? Can ned with it the idea that others, assessments, in somewhat a free society afford him? Here only temporarily in govern- way one extrapolates ii is an insight into th e point and ment, would not be able to un. reproduction of th skeleton of a counterpoint of American ci. de rs and the great rewarth that brontosaurus from a thigh plocage, under scrutiny now as awaited the country if they bone. Without ... clandestinely never were left alone." on, our brontonurus could in some lh SAUL PETT situations be very deformed inAll Special Correspondent deed" WASHING7`ON (AP) - fie Thus espionage. es [mall) told his daughter what points out, is a crime in every he did for a living, w hich ountry of the world So, ohespionage, she said, "but Isn't viOusIy,istreason.Onetsfedby that kind of dirty, Daddy?" the other. Like other govern- J - Espionage 1 .? - 17S Oct.• Safeguard your Health and I - I I - _2 _ __ I- - ----_~ m - - -I M G -.-- �-12A-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Oct. 1, D7S I WiflCPtesler or Remington shotgun shells I" brass Penney Days SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, F). Compare our low prices on famous name shotguns. Now 219.99 Undisputed King 11 197,-1B Automatic extractor sir.gle barrel shotgun. 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I Tradition Marks Tri beDeLci nd fly Herald Sports Editor Only twice did DeLand post i''i 'rrnu, . O'Liri 4 ti) 1953 DeLand IS, Seminole 7 back-to-back victories -. in 1952 Seminole I). DeLancj 7 1950-1951 and 1955-1956. 951 DeLand7. Seminole 0 Semirle and DeLand renew Seminole has achieved 12 1950 DeLand 20. Seminole! a high school football rivalry shutouts over the years, 1919 Deland 13, Seminole 0 94 Siminole 71, Deland 19 dating back to 1923 when the DeLand seven. 1947 DeLand I), Sem'nale C two teams meet in IJeLln(J The last time the tt'arn.s met l 77, Dt't rvi -, Friday night. iis 'erntnoie Ii. DeLano 0 two years ago was one of 19u DeLand 6. Seminole 0 Any similarity between ties, a 14-14 affair. , i Seminole 20. DeLand 0 Friday's game and that rirst '' ,ame 1942 DeLand 11, Seminole 6 encounter better than half a 1973 Seminole 14, DeLano Ii (tie) 1941 Seminole 20. DeLandl DeLand50, 32.DeLand Seminole 00 1943 DeLand Seminole 6 century ago is purely COfl• 19111977 Seminole 1979 Seminole 12, DeLand 6 cjdental. 1970 Seminole 31, DeLand $ 938 Seminole 20, DeLand 0 '_ it wasn't even called football 1969 DeLand 3), Seminole 16 1937 Seminole II, Deland 0 ____________________ 19 Seminole 21, DeLand 6 back then. 1936 Seminoie 12. DeLarid 6 1967 Seminole II, DeLand 10 1935 DeLand 7, Seminole 0 They called it loot ball. As In 1966 Seminole?. D.Land 6 193.1 DeLand 0. Seminole 0 (tie) basket ball and base ball. 1965 Seminole 77. DeLand 6 1933 Seminole 9. DeLand 0 Complete with leather helmets 1964 Seminole 32. DeLind 14 1932 Seminole 12, DeLand 0 196) Semlnoli 13. DeLand 20 1931 Seminole 6. DeLand 0 _____ _____- not much more than disgarded 1962 Seminole 21, DeLanO 11 A 1930 Seminole 25, DeLand 0 flying headgear, neIther 1961 Seminole 6. DeLand 6 (tiC) 1929 (unavaIlable) 1960 SemInole 26, DeLanO 14 shoulder pads nor hip pads, a 1971 Seminole 1). Detand 17 ______ __________ _____ _____ 1 -M 1959 SemInole DeLanO 0 1977 No game --'' reorganized team calling l9 Seminole 1!, DeLanc 6 I96 P40 qamr thernsie'es Celel-) Feds beat :oi Seminole 17. DeLand 6 1925 No gar'-e Land by a 12-6 SCOIC on a 1956 DeLand 12, Seminole 6 1924 No gar"e 127) Seminole 12, DeLand 6 field cleared "for the most 1955 DeLand 20. Seminole 14 ' .-part" of palmetto scrubs. The first football team to be MUhAMMAD AI.l directly affiliated with the high school was in 1915. The Celery Feds played three games that year, losing all three. Orlando won by 37-0sore and the Fades Rollins (freshmen) took 12-6 t1_ 1 d 6-0 victories. an Using year books from the _-.,.. light the unbeaten champion, Frazier, at two schools as an authority, it Is h ." Madison Square Garden, the press %vas determined that Seminole ., stunned, shows a decided 31-134 adReporters were told each fighter would vantage over DeLand. The receive a guarantee of $2.5 million, result of the 1929 game Is Incredible, unavailable and there were lovr It was, But it became routine. All and years in which the teams did - c -r Frazier each got $3 million for their not play - 1924, 1925, 1927 and second fight; All and George Foreman 1974. were each guaranteed million for their Seminole's glory years fight In Zaire; Ah fought here for a stretched guarantee of $4.5 million against an when the best DeLarid option of 43 per cent while Frazier got $2 could muster was a 6-6 tie th million against 22 per cent. 1961. While their final meeting was the The biggest point spread in richest of the three, it also might have the rivalry was the 50-0 rout by been the best. Seminole In 1971. -A 11, 11, Picture Save 50.00 I. 7. MANIlA APi - It was a rounds, Ali jarred Frazier's him to get hurt," ______________ great fight, one of the greatest, rock-like head with a sledgeAngelo Dundee, who has brutally physical and gutty. hammer right and sent the guided Alt's fortunes through 51 The combatants-the stand-up challenger's knees crumbling fights, all but two of them vicmatador with lightning reflexes with a series of one-two punches tories, said he thought Futch and the charging, pursuing bull, to the head, took wise and humane action. _____________ his attack unrelenting-. rive Before the btll could ring for "I s)tI1(I have done 'he same no quarter. the final round, Eddie Futch, thing,'' he said, -. And at the end of It-after 42 Frazier's trainer, strode to the While handlers cut the gloves -Incredible minutes of warfare, middle of the ring and told the from Frazier's wrists and the of Intense battle among two bit- Philippine referee, Carlos Pa- referee screamed the anL ' ter and familiar rivals-there dilla, Jr., that his man had had nouncement to the howling stood Muhammad MI, undis- enough. crowd, Muhammad All, actor, puted king of all he surveyed in A loud roar of "All, Ali, All"- lighter and Muslim preacher, boxing's heavyweight ranks, by now a universal chant-went could not resist one final The record books will record up from the crowd 2,000 in the charade, _. I' it simply: All over Joe Frazier, indoor Philippine Coliseum, lie took two steps away from TKO, 14th round. But the cold Frazier stood in his corner, a his stool and did a swan (live to _________ .'thtistics don't pay proper trit- sad sight with a purple bruise the blue canvas floor, lying _____ te to the durability and refusal under his right eye, a knot on there prone with arms outto fold on the part of a great his forehead and blood owing stretched as if he himself was In ________ champion and the raw courage between his teeth. a faint. of the challenger. "Joe was taking some hard lie wasn't trying to be fun"1k could have whupped any shots to the head and, in his ny," said Dundee. "he did it to lighter in the world, except condition, I thought he had no keep all of those idiots in his me," a weary All said after. way to win the fight," Futch cerner from jumping up and ward. "lie is great-he Is said afterward. "I didn't want down 011 hiiii." greater than I thought. He one hell of a fighter and It was ne hell of a light." It was the third meeting between these two powerful black Hea vyweight men-the champion out of Louisville, Ky., 33, a man who has been at center stage for 15 MANIlA (AP) - All vs. Frazier-a nothing left for him in the game. The years now, and the challenger, composite picture painted with grace, series with Ali is over, closed as spec31, out out of the Jim Crow South power, stamina and plain ole guts. t.acularly as it opened. and a one-time slaughterhouse The picture, one that excited peoples The two men fought three times, and butcher in a Philadelphia and governments and made boxing their first fight ushered in a boxing era ghetto. something extra for four years, faded out which brought fighters such as All, I Both of the early battles were this morning. Frazier and George Foreman 1ant slugging matches which went Muhammad All sent Joe Frazier purses. And it earned other the limit-Frazier taking Q reeling around the ring in the 14th round heavyweights more than they could have Mt in 15 and All the second in before a howling crowd here. And when gotten before, or perhaps deserved. P-and this one went through the bell sowxied ending the round, the It also brought promoters ulcers. for 14 rounds with little to choose fight was over. And so, for all practical several of the big money fights over the between them. purposes, was Fraziet'careem-. last five years meant big money only to But in the 14th, drawing upon Frazier, whoaetrainer Jtfttrt him the fighters. some mysterious source of go out for the 15th round, said he would When a press conference was called strength after appearing on his think about retiring. Mast observers one winter's day In New York in 1970 to last legs in the fight's middle believe Smokin' Joe will quit. 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"I Just told this man, 'Look, my kid's still in hi gh school and he wants to run in the Olymp i cs and in college, so he just can't accept any money," said P'illoughby, "I certainly don't requests for entry forms numbering 200 for one group and 300 for another. Retirement centers in Fl or ida are expected to comprise the bulk of en- ' want Houston to do anything that would mess up his amateur standing." McTear dropped f oot ba ll to concentrate on track and a bid to make the Olympic team this Stengel will lie instate before burial in this Los Angeles suburb. Atrangements for Stengel's funeral were completed Tuesday, amid a dramatic avalanche of tributes that continued to flood Glendale for the The Golden Age Olympies, a Sanford Chamber of Commerce project Up" coming the week of Nov. Bryant (Alabama) and oh, I guessabcut head coaches," lie said 100 to 200 schools have contacted McTear about playing football despite the Fact he's only 5-feet-8 and 165 pounds. : McTear's track coach at Baker High, Will Willoughby, said athletic shoe company recently called to seek an en- low - - -- il il'Florida) and coach Bear Reg. 49,99. 60-pc socket set includes , and ., drives and 12-point - . - •- . -.-: .•: 1. :. BAKER (AP) - High vised his prized pupil to con- 100-yard records." STATE PUTTING CHAMP "pretty high on our list - he's "Of course, Houston could yards a carry for us last year. School running sensation Hous- centrate on track his first two But the football interest con- got the potential to play several play major college football," lie was tough - real tough - It's Just a matter of qx-ed, direction and concentration' to bring ton McTear isn't playing foot. or three years In college "so he tinues. Florida recruiter positions, like running back and Hendrix said. "He gained over and he never got hurt playing about that Inevitable plop of a hole-in-one, which Is exactly what ball, but that apparently can break the 100-meter and Charlie Fulton said McTear Is wide receiver," 1,200 yards and averaged 14 football for us." Joesn't discourage college footCharlie Zeni did many times Last Sunday in emerging from a field of 32 professional putters In the state putting tournament at the ball recruiters from seeking his , services. Fern Park Putt'Pu(t, Zeni, 21-year-old F'I'U student, lives in Altamonte Springs and attended Lyman High School. "Who's after Houston?" Olympics asked Sonny Hendrix, football coach at Baker High School. "Well, lemme tell you who's Entries __________________________ called about him - there W as GLENDALE, Calif.(AP) - Befit ti ng memories so vivid and marvelous that coach Fran Curd (Kentucky) his stature of baseball royalty, "He was not only colorful, we really can't ever lose him," and coach Doug Dickey ) Sale 44.99. It bought separately, 72.31. The complete kit includes .' Triple Action Drill that works as a wood chisel, masonry impact hammer (36.000 impactsim::i) and variable speed reversible drill (0800 rpm). Also includes scraper, 2 chisels, masonry bit, gouge, 11-pc bit set, screwdriver kit and carrying case. '0001 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, October 5. - 15, has developed into a 19. beloved "Old Prefesser" who died early event extravaganza which could far surpass ex- Tuesday morning of cancer, Often acclaimed as baseball's No. i pectations in terms of goodwill ambassador, the colorful Stengel died at the age of 85 after an exquisitely rich career, Funeral services for the Hall of Fame player and managerial great will be held next Monday at 1 p.m., POT, at the Churchof the Recessional in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale. Stengel requested before his death that in lieu of flowers chari ta ble donations in his name could be made to the Association of Professional Baseball tries, which could hit 11W multiple thousands figure. or older, may enter as many events as they wish, and a re competing for gold, silver and bronze medallions just as in the - yVar. Willoughby says he's ad- - were tributes from high baseball ofIiclals, managers, players past and present and politicians, as well as close friends, Jocko Conlan, the Hall of Fame umpire Road, Long Beach, Calif. The association and longtime friend of the princely Stengel, commented: "lie was not only colorful, but I think he and Babe Ruth have clone more for baseball than anyone el,se," Contan, who played for baseball's grand old man at Toledo in 1930, added: Among the officials who eulogized the onetime record-maker of the New York is a benefit group helping men fomnerly Yankees was Baseball Commssioner associated with baseball. Stengel's body will lie in state on Sunday from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. at Scovrrn Mortuary in Glendale. Stengaljs survived by his wife, Edna. fide national hero, "There has never been anyo ne like him," Kuhn said. "Casey was irrepreslbly himself. But Casey !eft a Players of America, 630 E. Wardlow Format for the Plympics is that entrants must be 55 but I think he and 'Babe Ruth have done more for baseball than anyone else. - Former Umpire Jocko Con Ian _________________________________ Among the host of ie3 for l Bowie Kuhn, He acclaimed him a bona nation that adored That majority opin1pn was also voiced by Americ," League President LeeMacPhail, American League Chairman Joe Cronin, hail of Famers Joe DiMaggio and Yogi Berra and Gov. Hugh Carey of New York. 'Old Perfesser' Came By Title t O le Miss A "Casey Stengel was unique among baseball's folk heroes," said MacPhail, OXFORD, Miss, (AP) - Ca- ex ce pt, "Tell 'em I'm single "His long career was a tribute to the very sey Stengel wasn't called "The yet." game he loved so much. Baseball and Old Perfesser" for nothing. 7be "Casey was an excellent Casey were synonymous. We have lost a famous baseball manager ac- coach, a peach," said Powe, great and true friend, but his memory tually did hold that title at the "He worked with everyone, in. and contrjbution.s to the game and to our University of Mississippi. eluding the pitchers. all of baseball's When the 23-year-old Stengel Sometimes he would get me out future years." in the field and knocked flies to "Casey was one of a kind," said helped coach the Ole Miss base- me. He would get a kick out of Cronin. "How fortunate we were to have ball team in the spring of 1914, pulling me in and then hitting had Casey around so long and what a there were no athletic funds to one far be hi nd contribution he made to both the major pay him so the school carried 'Get that ball."me and yelling, and minor leagues. We'll sure miss him." him on the payroll as an assistThe way members of the Ole DiMaggio, one of the all-star players ant professor. Stengel, a two-year vtera of Miss team remembered it, who helped Stengel forge a record 10 pennants and seven World Se es the major leagues at the time, Stengel showed acumen as a triumphs for the New York Yankees,Cid hadn't reported to the Brooklyn nianager even then. One case league will sur-%ive of his onetime field boss: "He was Dodgers 1914 spring training was a game in Baton Rouge, wonderful, lie knew what to do with the camp in Augusta. Ga., because La., between Ole Miss and Louisiana Slate U ni versity. talent he had. lie understood his playe rs of a sore arm. So Ole Miss Athletic Director I enjoyed playing under him. "It seems the umpire was a Bill i'er, who had coached "Baseball lost a great man," said Stengel at Kansas former LSU player," said Cul. City Central Ifigh School, invited his protege ley, the starting Ole Miss pit. a ial 14.88 I a _ - - ti lin in (ivf,. cher that day. '1ncpi1 g �26—Evening Herald, Sanford, II, Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1 97S Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. XOREBOARD s Kentucky' Collins (Uo Driver)101, S BeI er) 97. 6 Oeano k J ai-Al ai Compete Ag In in Usual Top Spot a ( See Scoreboard) 109.7 and Tennessee's Stanley passes. NAPA,Calif. (AP) — The last Nicklaus; all season. Morgan 102. Tennessee's Larry Seiver's BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) enth money-winning title with of the year's lop-sided series of Richard They've played in the same an unbeatable 1291,849 Todd of Alabama, latched onto six passes agl. Kentucky's racehorse runner already Jack Nicklaus-Johnny Miller tournament on 12 occasions, in the bank. His five vi ctories, Randy Wallace of Tennessee Auburn, his game averag5, Alfred "Sonny" Collins, will set confrontations begins Th ursday 'flwy tied for th and S ta n Bounds of Ole Miss hold his lead In the SEC anda ird in the British including the Masters and PGA, a Southeastern Conference wi th Miller hoping to salvage a Open, pace SEC passers. Todd has the place In the nation's top tied for sixth In the make thr , record every time he takes ________ him an almost certain --- . little personal pride from what Crosby and tied for fourth in choice for his fourth Player ofball across the line of scrim. best completion rate, seven per Seivers leads the league with has become a very long season. At la nta. Nicklaus has finished the Ye ar award, mage for the rest of the season. ga me. Wallace has the most catches, 296 yards and ftee Miller, bouyed by his record. ahead of Johnny in all the 0thColli ns broke the records of yards, 348. Bounds, who has touchdown catches. Bom be r Q.driven by John Del Cos ta high-steps in qualifying There's not hi ng Johnny can setting exploits in the Arizona crs. Tennessee's Wallace ran a nd two all.time great SEC backs, played four games to three for do about those statistics. But he desert, won three of his first the o th ers, has 23 completions, Their meeting in the $175,000 passed for 187 yards on Au btirn Tulane's Eddie Price and Alacould make up a lot of lost fo ur star ts of the year. He's Kaiser Florida's Don is tops last Gaffney International Open be- ground in a successful defense week to ta ke the SEC lo ad barna's Johnny Musso, agai nst collected 1191,118 in official ginni ng Th ursday in touchdown th passes with will be their of w ha t was his eigh th title of ree. In to l of fe nse on a three.gar ta Maryland last Saturday. winnings. But he hasn't won in last of the year. Genrgia's Ray Goff Nicklaus won't 1974. And he's on his home hits the best total of 448 yards, an averag He carried 31 times for 161 eight mon ths, percentage, of play in this country again until nine 13 for 69.2 149.3 per game. Collins yards to run 30 times past th e s. H is home is behind the And, perhaps more im- 1976. per cent. Cliff Hite of Kentucky runner-up wi th 138 yar ds 574 attemp ts 10 th gr by Musso In ee n on er the north course, 1969 port.antly, he hasn't beaten lie's already clinched his SCV- one thr ough 1971 and (our yards has not been intercep ted in 26 game, all rushi ng. of two layouts that wlJ' be . - SPORTS I NJ BRIEF Lightning Hits Practice Field, ,• 15-Year.-Old Player Critical $ MIAMI API - A 15-year-old boy remained in critical condition today after lightning struck near a group of high-school f ootball players, seiding 19 students and coaches to the hospital, officials said. Three students u.ere admitted. _The, nth°es were examined anil released, officiaLs said. Julio Ptcla, ii .i 4,4a,.u$ .uflulULfli -. UI it-i wi irum appa rently stas struck directly by the lightning bolt, ts hich hit W ednesday a fte rnoon at a pra ctice field for Chr istopher Columbus High School, knocking several of the players do% The oth er two you ths admitted, Brian E)elahanty, 16, and Bryant Valdes, 15, were bo th listed in sta ble condi tion today. Three Jayvee Tilts Scheduled - '' I Toros Revamp Structure TORONTO I AP - The Toronto Star has reported IJUII spira ll ing costs have prompted the Toron to Toros to revamp their financial structure for the forth coming World Hockey Association season. Cost of the massive reorganization and refinancing an to $1.6 mi llion, the newspaper said in Tuesday's edi tion. The revamped club now will be operated by Toronto Hockey, an On ta rio Ltd. Partnership which bought out Can Sports Inc., under which the Toros were previously operated. Wimbledon Referee Resigning WIMBLEDON. England (AP) - Capt. Mike Gibson, referee of the Wimbledon Tennis Tournament since 1961, announced Tuesday he was quitting the job because "I be lieve t he time has come to make a chang e." The 46-year-old former Army officer sa id his contract vas about to expire and he had to decide whether to con tinue f or another live or 10 years. His decision came in the ssakeof rwnors that th e AU-England Club, which runs W im bledon, was about to change referees. Although Gibson never disqualified any player from a Wimbledon tourney a fter taki ng uver th e job from his fa ther-Inlaw, Col. John Legge, he ruled with aut ho rity. 76ers Put Guard On Waivers PHILADELPHIA IAPI - Ra ymond Le wis, a 6-foot-I guard siho f inally showed up at the Philadelphia 76ers basketball camp after a three-year hiatus, was p laced on tialvers Tuesday, the team said. Lewis mysteriously left the National Basketball Association team's camp in 1973 after sign ing a threeyear contract. The bonus No . I draft pick out of Los Angeles State had complai ned of back pains a fter working out Thursday and Frida). A team physician tx) examined lesis said he had a chronic back ailment. Grambling Slips, But Holds No. 1 By The AssOcIated Press Grambling remains atop The Associa ted Press college division poll this week, but the TigeTs' lead over second-place Western Kentucky sli pped to a meager 19 points. In balloting by a nationwide panel of sportswriters and sportscasters, Grambling 3-0-0, which was idle Last week, took lBfut-place votes out of4l cast and had a total of 357 points' The Hhllioppers of Western Kentucky. a30-3 winner over Austin Pea:,, gt.etll firstplce votes and 338 points, Boise State, wi th four Votes for No. 1, Texas A&I, with five, WW Jackx't State, wi th - ronnd.d wt six too save, nut 13, they did a week ago. ' Idaho State and Eastern Kenlucky held onto sixth arid seven th places, rsspecttvely, mea ning the top seven team rew.alned the same this week. Northern Michigan, a 41-14 winner over Nzbraska-0malij last Saturday, advanced from - Seminole Golf Club pro Mickey O'Brien fired a twounder-par 70 to win the monthly East Central Florida PGA proam at Rolling Hills Country Club. O'Brien edged by one shot Al Kelley of Dubsdread Country Club and the Grover Todd, the spendid senior from Sanford. Pro-pro: 1. Al Kelley-Grover Todd, 66; 2. Bob Pfundheller. Mickey O'Brien, 67. Team net: 1. O'Brien-John Pumphrey-Roy Sullivan-Char les Bert, 59; 2. Bill IrwinChuck Joyner-Ben Darnaby. Nolan chatter, 59; 3. Mickey Bessignano-Chip Harkina-Sill Ballard-Jack Harkins, 60; 4. Kelley-Bill Green-A, B. Champagne-Frank Speck, 61. Team gross: 1. Pette Osborne-Lou Essex-Ron Ma'tden..Bob Stockman, 62; 2. O'Brien-Don Smith-Barry Newton-Bobby Brantley, 65; 3. Irdin-Glen Williamson-Paul Kloth-.O, B. Weinmann, 66. PULSATING ACTION' - (No Driver) 5 ae Cross Country At Lake How*ll Lake Brantley 47, Trinity Prep Lyman 57, Sa nford $7. Lake Howell 109, Sanford Naval 116 G1 me values sportsmen! 4 ou Colorfully fulisilid bond. Y strength! P,ntoa(.d grip, usont.d 541n and weghts 'f//I n Free of 3 ('ira duty or regular Chnpsonstssp bails for aHplaying surf ir, ibm. it 4 POST TIME 73OP.p,t, 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday .. .....i. .....,'., , _.... _._,._. d . 1 , °' • o lOS . sters Punt -, JCPenney bowled 88 pins o%,er her nt-prp;ye of 156. Barbour & Corn Mixed League - Ron Allman rolled the highest of the four 200 Eames durinng g "e evening (223). Jim Johnson was second with his 231 game and he took the highest series of the evening (S9S). Alice Hendricks was also In the 200 circle with her 211 game and Bob Locke rolled an even 200. Dot Lee 189-532, Polly Price 168-490, and Barbara Dempsey 167-490. Hendricks series 584 Allman an t.ucxe 520. Star of the Week" Is Ruthe Zaurotry. High average for the women In Hendricks 167 and Allman 184. . Of P V 01 P V , I 505-177, Al Moretz 499-179, Chuck Blankenship 488-174, Jack Homer 487-168, John Plrozzl 450-171, and Hal Nelson 473 Sanford Classic Trio Mixed League (4 games) - "Star of üw week" is Chick Plant with plus 120 pins. Plant rolled games of 231-204 for a 796 series. The high game of the evening was that of Chuck Blackburn (238) for a 737. Russ 51.1 ... 16A 41A a .. I .. 5... A I b Orici. 42, Now 28 each H-7'-15 blackwall tubeless • Mtleagemak,r Pius Four ply Polyester cord lire In the wide 76 series profile. Modern sidewall Wrap around tread. No trade-in requed. m kwill tubeless. - .. nu d rugn £.0-D.JJ feries. The high series for a 771 by Dave Hunt. He had three 200 games out of the four he rolled durilng the evening, (231-211-230-180) to compile his high series 832. Dave Fulghum 207-196-734, Don Gorman 204210-752, Jim Morris 202, Dick Richards 214-208-764, Bob Locke 2O4-231-763, Gary Priske2O37Qg, Terry Waldrop 201-722 Ron Altman 199-191-193-753, Chuck I) I. uunvi ar . LUO-IUI, ueorge Waldrop 211, Ira Holsclaw 204208-190-777, Kit Johns on 221, and Dave Lacy 204-194-212-772 and for the women was Conni e Lalu-nan 193-206-680, A total of 26 200 games were rolled during was MR ____ ________________ ciamt-M"A WhifewaIl usC S2.00 extra /CPO- VIP _ _____ _______ A S1 I VNOR Zb Stop Action front disc brake overhaul* * A000 To get into PP&K, just bring your parent or guardian In and sign UP. Iii free. You'll get a free Ilpa Book. Hurry? Sign up now? 8 13 win Registration Ends October 3 Pass& COME INAND REGISTER NOW Local Competition will be hold Sat., Oct. 4th 12 noon, Ft. Mellon Park 12" daflboar'd with 6 darts PARI-MUTUEL WAGERING .*...... G& .. 54 151 t - ! . 51 x 311 70 iOi7 413 306 ii *, Kle ckclimnimc ow9 21 'is.2-41 $FJffffJ AiM M 47 244 57 fliviiiiij. Avb 33 Itt ii Jam J amulm, M St 21 lyll12 MCL 01 44 735 S I 7S) 4 Campini, Ky Il 211 IS Tit ; LEADING PA$$I1$ ,, P, TDs Todd, Ala 34 21 513 219 2 Bo 'si, Mis 33 to Vt 3-45 2 Gafflity. F is Ii 73 III if# I Iycrn.LSU 31 17 447 M I TPiga<gti, M 51 43 I) 279 307 I 0an)s.Aib 34 Ii Vis its o IF iUic. Vandy 25 $ 320 Si 0 Hit, Ky 24 IC 173 Goff. Go U I IV I$5 I LEADING ilcilviut ----- --- - -. . - -1,11014 Sitvens, Trrws IS 794 III 40 3 CPtlndl.,.Fli j 347 Ne'*jonw, Ala 9 110 Ui 10 I Writ. Tinys 5 15% CIj 77 I Small, Mit 10 Hoov.'q. Ky 7 57 ))i 3 buft0n. Vandy 7 75 III 73 Ktrnbroijgp, Miss s 0111 120 70 0 Seater. VflOy 4 34 40 20 0 harn, Ga I7 Ser,-s, 40.41% I 10 Ii IS 0 tO Wilson yellow tennis balls ' vil. " Ow,rla m !I( . - . LIAOIHOIUSHICS kliargan, ferin Is-irnison. AIA_SO?I _ Slazenger Varsity ::.; racket • -. -. SECOND RACE.C.3 Pace.) Mile— 1 Butlers Widow (I F iltlpeill)57. Madam Runner (A. Wilse y Jr.) $ 1, 3 Crazy Goose (S. Jefferson) 77, 1 Our Favor (P. Kimball) I I. it Eno ugh Time I T Rau)77, 4 Gala Tag (0 Bailey) 171,7. Conestog. B (H Whayland) I I, I. Great Value (W Spntggt) 6 I THIRD RACES. Mile Pace. Claiming 51000 — I. Camden Jody (Pt Wtaylirsj 6 I, 7 Silver Gb (P. Neely) Ii. 3. Burnt Guy ( i Bereinak) 11. 4 Josedale Admirer great SEC Leaaers BIRMINGHAM P lEST RACE - I Utip Pace Claiming $1,500 — I. Beth Dean (J. Bereznak) 7 7, 7 Jlmmlj Arlene, (S. Crosin) $ I, 3 Ripping Richie (E Taylor) $ I, 1, Prompt Pick (No Driver) 10 I. S. Reporter Boy (C. Fost e r) 6 I, 6 Miracle Snow (P. Allen Jr ) S I. Y. SourDough (P S-ca!uro) 9 2.$ Mar Marg Rusty (C. KalaIhas) 31 ad fri dsigr'.d for -- K illarneir Knight POCly) 4 iiavernComirre"ce Oled by ffi Li — — — — — -I— nUIIIP flUUIJ9 .' ,..'.' o:,:. Juan. 7. Maruni Zaire. • Celaya. Allu I Sala M Santi AItu, Ma':rI Ero:a Juan. S ftlIbeo Aguirre. 6 Celayn Mencha, 7 ChuchoLarrea, ermn Alp, I " .- 3.0 miles I Thad McNulty (TP) 15:73; 7. Rick Horta ILBI 15.11; 3, Bill 5th Midi (TP) 16,29; 4 Willie Calloway IS) 16 &5; S. Micktekr,mer 16:50.6. Alan Adair (TP) 16:51. Y. P lire, 3 AldanaBengo Jeff Hicks Domingo Echave, 5 Alava Javi, 6 (LB) 17.39. 9. Pete Rogers (LB) Arecha Miguel, 7. Cacho Sanchez. 17:45 FIFTH — I. Fermin Bengoa, 2. Lake Brantley Girls 37. Trinity Marur, Muguerza, 3 Domingo Prep 11. Lyman 65, Lake Howell 10 Lance. 1 Celaya Echave, S. Santi 1.4 miles Aguirr. 6 Sala Mencha, 1. Erdoia I Kathy Bringarner (L) 909; 7, Georgia Barksdale Parnon.$ ChothoMigu,l SIXTH — I. EcIdy Echisve. 2 Kelly Thomas (1.14) 9 14. 4 Darien* Plegut Perez, 3 Domingo .savi, i Barkley (LB) 9:77; S Cindy Sullivan Alava Bengoa, S. Arecha Zaire. 6. (18) 9:79; 6 Mary Mills (18) 9:32; Cacho At'u, 7. Bilbao Elena. • 7. Kim Logston (LI 9:32. I. Becky Flagship Bank Mixed League Oguiia Miguel. Hilts (TP) 9:3*; 9 Theit,a Tinsley — Andy Patrick was the big SEVENTH — 1 Aldana JavI. 7 (L8) 9 15: 10. Carolyn Curils fTP) bowler of the evening with his Negol Best a. 3 Ici Via, 1. Larni 57 Perei,3 Eddy Okof',,6 Uric Lenli. acres, (210 223)209). Terry At Colonial 7 Echano Arena, Ogulia Alberdi. Evans Girls 73, Winter Park 31, Emerson rolled a 203-565, and EIGHTH — Alava Juan. 7 Sala Oak Ridge 71. Color'ia 3• Phil Roche also 209-502. Other AItu, 3 Chucho Re mon. 1 Celayc 2.5 miles hi h • J it IU5I.J. Aguirre, S Fenmn ',tugu,r,a, 6 .Jac, ack K I Ryan (OR) 11 II; 7. Peacock aiser 510-385, Erdosa Larrea, 7. Santi Mencha. • CC) 15 45; 3 Williamson (OR) 16' Buddy Bass 510-179, Jim Moyer Manure Alpi 71; 1. Camano (OR) 16:25; 5 2 Domingo Bengoa, i. ow ,.. 1.N • 1, 7 Yow 01 ,', Negut Arana, 3 Larl Eloria, 1 Ech,,r,o Via, S Eddy Lenli. 6 CaPioOou. 7 Uric AIbifdi, I. Ice SECOND - 1. Eddy Beitia. 7 Ec h ano Lent:, 3 Aldane Via, Lrr, Arana, 5 1(1 Aibc'rd,, 6 Arech& SencM:, 1. UrjaElor:a, OQuiza Okoki THIRD — I LarrlOkoI, 2 (ci - Beha, 3. Echano Javi, I Alciana Lent:, S Eddy Arena. 6 Arecha AIbrd,, 7 Ogutia Sanchez. $ Uria Via jZ " I I - is ' I Bo lin - . - g .... . ', JUNIOR VARSITY JtJ,n4fl,lo S. A:pI,6 Aguirre, Erdo:a. I Celaya. Lyman 35. Lake Brantliy, 35, Lake Howell lID. Trinity Prep PITS. TENTH — i Larrea.7 Ramon, 3. Sanford, PITS Mugueria. I Chucho, S Fermin, 6. Maruri, 1 Mencha. I Santi, Winter Park If. Astronaut 51, ELEVENTH - I. Arecha Perez. Evans 57 '0(1111 , . & W for S , quality doesn't Pro-Am By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The Herald Services 9O m captain i, - C Wins Ill High - Pro Cross,n) , The Discount Department Store Seminole — Big Ones This Wis-e k MacAteer Takes Two Hon rs NO MATINEE TOMORROW. '199 • girls to take your wages f*7 yOur 1antags, dOfdisp (Ursdq!rl$r,ofadmiflhj) call /3622' from 10am to 6pni. only. 7 kilt IS NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY. 17-92 URN PARK Gnu gam, of skull lr'sdu4s hook and nile F&rca1ons Enjoydirung leganceintfiepluaha=hemoftle comparet...you can't do better than ehengJAJajaon on~Ie 8 Daily ____________________________________________ $INVICINOTAVAIL,ASL$IN SANFOiD,KlSSlUMIp. CASSEL$$Riy AND $0 O$ANI AVE. 5i. 15.7 ___________ Sale in effect thru this Zayre! StoreHr* While) ninth on the strength of victory over lorningside. l ama.- ' Some ' Trotters Open At Turf Club past the 3,095 total by Price in used for the first two days of 1946 through 1949. this tournament on the See Scoreboard, 3-B Saturday with the first and Colli ns' cur rent marks are Silverado Co untry Club. second races co I mprising the 604 carries for 3,009 yards. But he may ha ve a problem. CASSELBERRY - Harness daily double. There will also be That's 5.1 yards per carry. A c hr onic ailment in his left racing action returns to central quiniela and trifecta wagering. s rid prompted him to skip the He is the Si-I' rushing leader Florida tonight as the lights go 'l'ht' fall racing season 'fournament Players Cham- on once again at Seminole Turf tinucs through Nov. 17. cofl. again with 138 yards per game, ....S a ra te that's good enough to pionship. He played only three Club for the second half of the Sunday was ope n house at place him in the lop five na• of a possible six matches in the 1975 season. trul club and 2,500 fans turned tionally. Ryder Cup, his last start. A nine-race program is out to watch five qualifying Re-opens Wednesday, October 1 Three o ther SEC runne rs are "I hope it'll be okay. I've been scheduled wi th major interest races, get ti ng 100 yards or be tter pe r for 41 great nights of Harness resting it for more than a week centered on the n inth race. A The f astest time of th e day game: Auburn's Mitzl Jackson now. Maybe it'll be alright," classy field of B-3 pa cers is set came in the first race Racing Action. as 118, Flo rida 's Jimmy Dubose Miller said, to go in this one headed by Bomber G. stepped the mile in • Home of the Original Trlfecta While the Miller.Nicklaus Paprika Lobell, the morning 2:09.2, an indication that the match-up is expected to draw lire choice. Also in the field are racing strip here is in excellent war plus win, place. show. quineltas every race. the bulk of the attention, the Rum Fantasy from the Bob condition. Bomber G. was overall field Is the strongest In Neely barn and Killarney driven by John Del Costa. • Gourmet dining In the air-conditioned clubhouse. this tournament's history, Kni gh t trained and driven by Young Cindy Sirk, one of the Among the other standouts Dave Sica. Neely was the lady drLvprgh'rp I,w.%r rinv... - • Grandstand admifltnnnntu . .I !'rcc -I--, we junior ' 50c. Free parking '•.•,--..;,,,.,., ; irtver Rating the third race with Ocala Dutch varsity football BritihC and two other ehr~rnpion here during • Post time 7:45 PM ü a mite of 2:12.1. One of the crowns this year, Lee Trevino, spring meeting and he and Sica most consistent horses here the Se minole County teams tonight. • Ladies Nile Th ursday Lake Howell plays at Lake Gene Littler, Al Geiberger a nd staged some of the most ex- past three seasons, Easter Brantley, Orlando Bishop John Mahaffey, who has ad- citing stretch due ls of the mee t April, was barely beaten in the Moore is at Lyman and Orlando vanced to eighth place on the behind these two horses, fifth race by Wally B)Td from Oak Ridge is alSeminole, money-winning list without Post time for the first race is the DenLs Bourgeois stable in Gametime at each location is, winning a tournament. 7:45 p.m. Monday through 2:12.3. 7:30. Other 1975 tournament winners in the 356 man field are Don Bios, Art Wall, Larry Ziegler, Jerry McGee, Tom Jenkins, Don Iverson and Dave Hill, who took the Sahara title last weekend. Girl (R (A. Mn thoroughly familiar with the 17, on the latter's home field. Grambling, coached by the finally got their act together Florida 27, LSU 7N abilities of these fine teams so Two ccntests worthy of legendary Eddie Robinson, and will stun Dan Devine's Maryland 32, Syracuse 17 . FIRST we can confidently predict the special note have two of the in 34 seasons has run up an young Noire Dame club. In a Memphis St. 2$, No. Tex. St. 20 740,SiO CChOAIbCqdl(6 ) FOURTH RACE-1 Mlii Pace. 1910, Egad, dear readers, the Oklahoma Soon ers will he rude service academies, Navy j amazing 23611-31 record, will sIx)Ckerat South &ndwemake (M) 1 40; 3. Aldna Eloria (2) 1 10; Q(4 Dennis) schedule makers have outdone guests as they trample the The Air Force meeting Jeans F i rst IT. Rau) 61 60,00. P 16 1) 1162 90 It Sf)lWtaflS 21, Irish 14 - and Michigan 2$, Missouri 21 surprise the Beavers, 26-14! 773 ( (i( Bicker themselves this weekend. Colorado Buffaloes, 35-7. Th SECOPD— 1 LrriOkok (1) Freddie AdiOs The Hoople upset specia ls of remember you read it first in Ohio U. 15, Minnesota 13 e nation's capital and storied Drive) ii, Every section of the country offe nses a1 Hoople-har.rumph! (M Crank) 92, Grambling journeying to the day will find Ohio Miss. State 38, So. M153. 14 6 i$O. 70. Arec his AIbd 40, Egyptian Wind boasts big games with two of stage a brilliant battle wi th the IS Hobbs) Is 1, University of the Mid-America Navy 24, Air Force 18 Q (15) 7 7, P (IS)9)30; ()g 3(46 ' the top attractions matching Wolverines outscrapping the Portland to meet the Oregon conf erence upending Minnesota A(1m% (W with 1) 65050 Now go on wi th my for'cast. Nebraska 20, Miami, (Fla.) 17 • In11('ter (R Allen Jr) 57. Sta te Beavers. In their infant Oklahoma and Colorado in a Tigers to win 28-21. SATURDAY, Oct. 4 60, the Big 10 on the Gophe rs Tulsa 35, New Mu. 13 FIFTH RACE.C.2 Paci.l Miii - Big Eight showdown, and 5 60 310. 2 EchanoArana(3) There are three Pacific series, the Air Force has SURk field. Yas, dear friends, 60. 1 Dons Ann Raider IA, man Alabama 24, Miss. 7 N.C. State 30, Indiana 23 150. 3. Alana Lnit (213 60. 0 (3 5) 7 NbIrj (L Michigan, the Big 10 Eight-Big 10 contests on tap the Na vy four times while - Bobcats will surprise with a yJr9 36 60 ; P 13 3) ii? 30. Appalachian St. 36, Tenn. T. 16 Kent State 14, No. 111. 7 measured Flo (j FiliipeIll 101. 4 powerhouse, hos ting Missouri, with Illinois getting the Hoople heh-heh - being shotdown 13 triumph! (N) Mich. St. 21, Notre Dame 14 another Big Eight power. nod to whip Washington State, three timi-s by the Middies. Arizona St. 38, Idaho 7 (N) And hold Texas Tech 32, Okla. St. 21 6 on to Your seats, 36 ), II 3 P1ecu:Aitu(2).sQ Spanish Heide (A Nchoil) 30.20; Southern California to This Saturday, Navy will even kiddies, Dee Troll, our chief Arizona 21, Northwestern 20 Oklahoma 35, Colorado 7 (37)53 00. P (3 7) taa.9o, DO IS 3) Mfldy N i b (1 Rau) 12, $ Joshua The Hoople operatives in the wallop host Iowa, 42-21, and the series with a hard-fought 24 Midwest scout, reports the l N) 77300 Grambling 26, Oregon St 14 (N) IR Stronqi 3 field are - kaff-kaff - Ohio State to smash UCLA, 35- 18 vi ctory. FIFTH - I Fermin Larrej (1) Michigan Sta te Spartans have Arkansas St. 15, SW La. 12 (N) Washingto n 39, Oregon '' SIXTH RACE.C.3 Pace.I Mile— I 770. 3 tO. S 50, 7 Marur) Echave (i ) Ripping On (I Miller) 31 Arkansas 30, TCU 6(N) S 00. 3 tO. 3 Celaya Bengea (1) 760, Pacific 8, U Tex. El Paso 0 Ni C'a;ayant (No Driver) 77, 3. More Auburn 41, Va. Tech. 8 (II) 900; P (11)19.10. Penn State 21, Kentucky 12 Reliable (A Wilsey Jr.) II, 1. SIXTH — 1. Negui Javi (7) 7,0, Claypiaven Poneer ( Ball State 25, Indiana St. 7 PennsylvanIa 15, Brown 10 W Spr)ggs) • 5 20, 4 80, 2. Domingo Allu eries 5 Bright Mir is Farber) 1 1 Boston Col. 38, Villanova 0 (N) Pittsburgh 36, Duke 14 Ni 640 ) Arecha Echava(4)1;'°d LIflcoIn% spirit (L Deflerryjr)i 6 — 17 6) II 00. p 12 6) 320 10 Bowling Green 28, Western Purdue 17, Miami, (0.) 14 7 Greenland Beauty (B t'4ali)5 1 5 SEVENTH —I Echano Okokl (1) Chancey MM Lacy (M Saba Mich. 10 San Diego St. 29, Fullerton .- t 0ka) 4 1 20.4 60.3 40. 2 Uritis Leni:1418 20, 1 Brigham Young 11, New (N) ? 40. 3 Aldana Arans is) 4 oo. o I I SEVENTH RACE-1 Milli pace. Nlexico 23 4) 41 60, P 1 1 4) 270 00 Baylor 16, So. Carohna 10 (N) ClAimiftg 1 2,50 — I Ktilyfuck Tim Cornell 28, Bucknell 14 EIGHTH — MaruriRamon (3) (P Mi lle r) 6 I, 7 Dottie Knox (K Long Beach St. 21, So. 111. 7 1760600420. Fermin Juan (7) 5.00 NicholI) 77. 3 California 22, San Jose St. 13 Kenwooj Jim West Va. fl, SMU 18 . Monday Morning Blues the league play. Sala Larrea (5) 160; 0 (3 fl Allen Jr ) I Bold Affair 1W PI1flCCtOEI 26, Columbia 8 i Stanford 21, Army 13 Ladies league Bowling for Atlantic n1 i I) rnrjuth 21, 1io1 NINTH Cross 7 Erclo:a (3) 12 20 6 60 Provost) S 1. 6 Trout L LtflunndU 27, Temple 11 (J1arIiiGrosslric.teaiii, Dorine (( 6 tO. 7 Blb (5) 5 60 5 60 La uraTi'i'ry spared the -7 I Richmond 35, E. Carolina 21 Texas 35, Utah State 15 (N) ; 3. Sqia Scituro) 31.7 Iron City Nancy ( MacAteer rolled the only 200 of )() I, I Kirby Bohemia w 4i (P U)u,C Toledo 28, Dayton 13(N) the morning (204) for the high an re Sampl es TEP4TH—Muuerio(6)20O06 VMI 14, Furman 7 I Tulane 24, Van derbilt 18(N) series 110. Santi (3)510510, Mencha (7) or the day also (s6). The EIOHTHRACE.c.I Pace.1MUe— 160 0 13613350, P ( 6 3) $5 $0. DO I summer Yankee Ga. 'tech carrying 29 , Flo ri g da St. 9 average r . O hi o State 35, UCLA 17(N) gh game from hi Nicholi) 6), th e F.R.T.D. 1361 III 0 7 Lisbon Hanover W Sica 101,3 the Geor,ja 24, Clemson 20 I men h7) and MARY L8U1flC Iowa State 41, Utah 8 team was that of Ann Smith 175ELEVENTH — Negul Miguel (2) Governor Del Lee 1W KInsley) 51. I Harvard 17, Boston U. , ,., U 12 Malrnrose is high for the 'ilu. A" High or J ohnny 's )anud.ru II 50 SOOi 60, Ogulia Altu (1)14.60 1 Mibeit Queen (E. Taylor) 97 No Carolina 3-4, Virginia 21 . I I 10. Domingo Bengoi (I ) 5.70; 0 (I ,j Central Mich. 36, Ill. St. 6 (N) Louisville 17, Wichi ta St. 7 (N) The high game of Byrd K (B. Deason) 7 2. 6 Bornie team was Millie Garne r 171-458, women (149) • , 2) 3710, P171) 21960 Illinois 30, Wash. St. 20 lye (C. Denn) $1 7 Ougger IIC night goes • to reso,l Wisconsin 28, Kansas 14 Fleetline Homes high was high series was rolled by Sampl es h a d TWELFTH — Erdola Aipi (S) Wave (W Lewis)1 1, a Special Byrd Mike Bowes So. Calif. 42, Iowa 21 Colorado St. 35, Wyoming 18 1 20 9 40 12 10. Bilbao Ramon (6) fD Brainard) I I Donna Lepore 179 and Noma 191 and Dot Holbrook 171. The Ceresoli (541) sas St. 10 Yale 24, Colgate 6 S 60 7 10, Celaya Larrea (I) 7 10: Q Sharp 174-484. Nilands Bar high --VNINTH RACE.B.) Pace.) Mile — -" S 6) 15000, P IS 6) 1,176 60, 8 i 0 I Joyous Move (F. Nelsen) II, 7, game was Janet flew s 155. Dot (I 2 with all 1)11)20; (12 with all 6) Fearless Fire (B Provost) $ 1, 3. Ripley (Ni1.ands Bar) spared ASS 60 Paprika Lobell (D Brainard) 3 1. 4 A - 1.9". Handle - m6o?. the 4-5-7 split. "Queen of the Jimmy Gold (P Saul) 7 2. S curious RESULTS To Sees Hoople NicklausmMiller Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1915_36 ORLANDO EAST! MELIOUIPf Ba&oc COtr.l IO1OP4ASA Biv'i Dirt IWEST ORLAsoo/cAsscLsERlrr /o*LINoo, f SANoeo wet' CoOniml tItan ont/ Sojth Ht0t*4y II al PowirsO, )CIAIIt 1ron / K ' 11M OrareAe *fAirp(vtBio t5e'r-'i* III it /DAYTONA REACH WINTER I 10 Daytona Mill O Cyprft o'a (l'r.'.-r5 •it 4 .', U S )? A,, tilt 5) fl Jack Prosser Hwy. 17-92 & Lake Mary Blvd. Ford - Ph, 322-1481 "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's. Open Mon. thw Sat. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1-5 p.m. �4 8—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday Oct. 1, 1975 TONIGHT'S 1111111111111111 Aris...er to Previous Puzzle Recreation — iv i Organtzcd Tc Orlando (9) Wtvn Things Wr'rp Pollen (24) F eeling Good (6) Wednesday EVENING 700 (2) To Tell The Truth (6,8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS Nw (24) Intercom 74 (35) Stir Trek (44) Hngans Heroes 7fl (7. 8) Price Is Right (6) Don Adams Screen Test (9) 575 000 Pyramid (13) Movie (44) l.nvr' American Style P00 (2. 8) Little House On The Prairie 11•1 (7, $) Tonight Show (6) Mni (fl Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad (44) mahtie 100 (2,8) Tomorrow Show (35) Name Of The Game (9) That's Mv Mama (24) Consumer Survival Kit (, ) Doctors Hospital (6) Cannon (9) Barptta (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Welfare Q•n (9) Movie (13) National Chamber Of Commerce (35) Movie 1O'00 (2. 8) Petrocelli Thursday I Semester 55 (2) Daily Devotional (8) News Stincoast Sunrise News 700 (2.8) Today 11 00 (7, 6, 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) Love American Style SORRY NO PASSE S - _______ L F (,:. ________ i ________ DEAP MARTIN ,48 WHITE LINE __________ __________ _A~, v,$I %bIS I ________ it it III - $I39 s1.77VaI.s A )T#8?niicsoicsza d.-- '—. -. ft -1 — ______________ — Morsy (6) Search I-or lomor row Stjrvlvat Kit (35) P,ugc Runny Potxye And Pals 23 24 2 - -. ' — I I 1.......j32 31 Theatre (24) Feeling Good (3S) Ma y berry RFD iT f - I 60 (2, 8) NBC News (9) ABC News (44) Flintstones — - 13) lucy Sho- - (6) Tattletales (9) One Life To Live — — hare, The networks are trytngtoread and Sons," with a31 s BAMBOO COVE APIS _______- •' 41 — - — --- - I - 14 It '— —— ) SEEK & FIND' U I F; , 0 Diseases M i. S K L S A K M L '1 N K H '",I It H I H A A I IA N I S I. B i: ual and now the doctor believes L luxury RII 1' P I A N A N I I It \ M I T I (3 K C I) () A orliluter f By NANCY WILTON you are eligible to enter "We want students to con. A number of additional awards The Herald Services projects in the fair. centrate on the social situations will be made at the Student FaIiAccording to the National they know best. We're and all winners will receive an Are you one of the hundreds Computer Cooference, they are broadening the categories this award certificate rIthb1e for of thousands of young people looking for anything year to include computer art framing. The deadline for who are f&winated by the world re which has to do By lefil)lIO& RCAL TOMORROW: Imaginary Characters L part of the 1976 Natloflal for the home or r THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY AM. — 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY it ByLITijF. Lanib,M.D. SATURDAY 9-Noon it DEAR DR. LAMB - Your answer to the woman who has of of EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM , a Bdnn. Apts.Fu,n. or Unfum. On Lake, Free loafing SP oo l Drapes CarpitIq S Sep DinIngCIhousp Rooms Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch 4, r- 0 - ) Of Home, _ -"5. _-__ - __ 1 ___ __ __ - - ____ ____ I . ___ ____ -_- ' v'/Ith -.-,( A &- The - _______ - ______ _______ -0 r - should get a family doctor, her real concerns are • • HERAL D 3 Lit ts Minimum 0 ' 8% Each VAS DOWN 2 Z CONVEP4TIONA 950, FINANCING iO AVAILABLE Woodmere Home Feature; Central Heat AlsO Air, Shag Carpeting In Living Areas Inside And Privately Fenced Rear Yard Arid More t I ! Come On Out And See For yourself ___ - - - VP ) SALES E:1 ' KISH 323.7860 321.0041 REALTORS-REAL ESTATE menopause are also caujbya ---- FACED WITI1ADRINKIPd& PROBLEM Pefh&P%Alrohol'c Anonymous Iurtpiq information AS#? of Sanford Call write Al Anon Family Group pO lOSqP7only. NstfonewDriv,ra' License Bureau 237 6613 ,e3l37________ flkpnn from heaven MARRIAGES U Sell "Dont Ns - tr Just take Premarin daily, I can know the cause of every Performj by Ma rilyn, HM, Ad always tell when I've forgotten symptom a person tells me OaIA 901723961 or 71717'3 ---- : ta ke my hormone about, but ha ppen be lieve a ARE YOU TROUBLED? CaIi 18-Help Wanted $240 Fr, Month • i suppose you'd say that good history and examination '7 for "Wø Care"-__r,rcit'i,li. , - 173 CMd C3I'O -_____ A BABY'S WORLD Cantor infants Let Therapeuf, p "HOtlir,e". Adu?tt 0' Teens 've got ft r ,.... ,- - vou ir -11 CailBart Real Estate Merchandise NEAT AS A PIN 2 bedroom ho SO-MisCellaneous for Sak VERY LARGE 3 bed rrn lx with nice garden s pot. In g WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL - TRADE Ill 3ISEFIrStSI 32356 llOp. ;.tm D POOL S bcdmooni ba ths. 3 car earag., Florida rot Central H A 513,000. flap, fl.'d with m',tcPrnui ilri".',,'r SAS Walker, 57; 409 Sattu,m Drive Sanford In 6777 WIlT REALTY Electrolux vacuum cleaner, A condition, Call 377 87*0 equipped kitchen. air. $17,750. - - P,'t R,,,i Est,y'e Broker '171 04.4(1 3 771* 171 $713 17 759 3 Commercial P 3 BR, I bath, air, appliances, fenced baCk yard, pump, fruit trees. 170000. 373 7614 after 4. -- jd 9(ifl 1 Pfl(1ym4n' çQ I row 7f' 1 RI? I' Piaufl S%umi-4 PP 1 t-',ith I 1, -ui Acre57$ 900 rk Realty. Realtor 530 P(&I F Ill Ii7Q __________________ 7 Apartment hullding near town cnrvv'niprct to shopping di$lrlt and tthnnit 520 000 CAPI. terms available For Information call 373 3737 ___ _-_ 1I 5III4 C'm IA,h;11. ..UI LIII ITIlil W Broke Six Acres, rear Industrial Pal 145.000 137,500 I ii-is REALTY INC ?07E 7SthSt,373 7023 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Evet lflOdl7or3fl 1317 PAYMOPIDM BALL Peg Rat Estate ftroken 377 3641 All Hr 37-2 7757 eily,u 1t St . Sanf or d I JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS D*ys—)fl 6173 Niqht$ 327 7352 AKP MARY— New 3 bdrr,' Pyimpj Mak. color selert,i Paved dtrpet city water, 571.50 with only 5'7O) down Governm.'n home, Shady yard, air conditioner will dick er or swap $19,500. Forrest Greene; Inc. REALTORS 233635 Bedroom, I',:baths. $400 downanc assume payments. Phone 323-3m Kish Real Estate "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT' 'HE END OF THE RAINSOWI Your pot 00 gold Is waiting In this Spacious 2200 sq ft, I BR, 3 bath home in Mayfair Screened porch, close to hospital and lakefront ANDYMAN SPECIAL-- Quiet neighborhood, 115.300. total price, Nith NO CLOSING COSTS See at 2107 Amelia Bedroom, air conditioned, fenced yard. 1901 Summenlin Ave U900 rw male offer 372 3197 - 321-0041 mes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Oruanujo Drive Sanford 373-3100 bile Home.Completely furnished, ttached Florida room, Situated n7 lots; 7utlllty buildings. Phon e 72 0373 idroom. I, bath, l0'xlO' atIChed shed. IS' carport, large bride room Cen tral air and tat Lake Kathryn. *7,000. 830 FF KITTENS , nrioi homt's 10041 breed Call after 3 p rn. 371 b7tu 11* Hvc flrv,-- 'Ic Buy 1 or 1001 ferns Larry*! Sart, 313 Sanford Ave irncsc' k,iler,s, Purebred, SAul Poir -RecreationalVehjcles 5 C'lilac, Co'jpr deVille. 9-, po,ovef, new tires, lop CcnditiQr equipped, exceptionally clean, 17695 Call Duane McGuire, 323 76-Auto Parts drive, full power, air conditioned :Onitlori,'d (3?ter.rri, II? 93 ex hang,' REEL'S BODY SHOP. 6-Horses left on warranty; 77 miles per 781.; 13,250 Phone 323 9579 after 6 Spring Won ke offer. 2 sets of Harnesses ingte or double pull. Can be seer Hone Rider Store, 2131 S anford Ave 339-1507 - 'inner 710 ,g ,n rat,un,'t 3 neIp C'(ltj(fl twin needle, fronI BLAIR AGENCY 37) 341.6 yew paint. 53000 miles. 1475 323 P Yamaha' AlSo Kawasaki Dr I ke, 90 CC. PennOYS Mini Bike 77643 Rfnt Pas?ijre- for noIses ton,' 321 0736 InAririll r1,t,,' %i- , g machine Pv balance of 575 or 10 DAyments of $5 See At 5AP4FORO SEWING CENTER 107 Fit First, Downtown 1779411 Eve *69 1146 lo wer steering, air $I, 373 r_i r! 11 F, ,'ttar. I nier.. i 0I & rh.qlr corner tableS, a' 1' renipr tahIe 171 1011 21a Red, $30. End table with drawer, 110; 4 drawer Chest, 53$; Rocker, $70; Swivel rocker, 515; Gate leg table, 113, Youth bed, 530. Mahagony secretary, $750. Gold 91" Sofa, 175: KULP DECORATORS. 409w, 1;f St., 323 7333 6 OR 8 CYLINDER 52-Appliances JAL ITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD t.UCTION, 323 7)10 TUNE UP SMALL APPLIANCES REPAIRED 5005 Sanford Ave 373V310 $ 88 PLUS K ENMORE WASHER, part;, service, used machines PARTS or TV's from 130. 81w, troir IS; Service all makes HERBS 'V 1700 S French, 373 1731. Antenrus, Installed Also music 'teqi-nm flAQriQ Systems New of Id -nnsfructbon 177 7998 r'i.theatt V'eo COLOR TV,5I19SMOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 641 10C4 '1. BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - age Sale-- Little bit of erythIng. Childrens games, cords, stuffed animals 3153 clng for garden equipment? Pad today's classified ads for odbu',j, 55-Boats & \ccllssories (arayrlle IA' BOwridr, 8$ HP ,Iflrtude. Immaculate cond rlude's all SAfety & Ski equip 596 171 191) Air Conditioning - JOHNS RIVER— Near DeBary, trailer, Excellent condition CALL NOW ibsen inboard and outboard , tow irs, full canvas, instruments. 0, icebox, sink; tandem _Home Improvemenijl :eCtral Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771 I - RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 1,tENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 1335 ______________ 1111111, & Door Screens Custom made Repairs Diriccxnt Prices 377 6670 trtcr rr i,, ..ui rn (b 7, 'to''-' : ; ' Plastering A. . ', Pressure Cleaning ALA CLEANS ALL F 'tenor PtC%riurC'Citjnrig 3211*45 A Small CtaSsified Ad brings og rptumn Try cvi.' aol cr1- Cami cII er 5) 9'9) ____________________________________________ Radio & 'IV -.': ch Ii ,r., C ' FSTERSOP'S LAP.LL,,JNG f9 i..Ildnzing, Excavating. Otc Work F 'II dirt. top so,i 3fl 9;3 'i-'.iè , F ,ti-rrir r-' y't, - Beauty Care ic :.j ly JP- r'-'-, r;, cc; PET REST INN floarctirg & Groom-rig Ph 377 a337 Need help on that Saturday rob -) Prri,n rInO, (r,'?f i f fi, In,' Pif'j,' tA "qh , '1 V1'91a5 MOD-010- Aluminum _Sauna Pet Care Interior. F'?crrir Panting 73 years experienc,. .'iPso rn-nor repairs V Wr'rkm,,n 665 8230 AIR CONDITIONING. REFRIGERATION DUCT WORK 71 hour Servce All n',iIrs D Y KES AIR CON Dli lO?4lP4l, 3,12 5877 unatx,ut fiberglas. canvas tap. HP Mercury. engine 1. boat in 'ellen? Shape & ready to go all sails. auxillar; Out it JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I.. Lake Mary. Furniture, rapes, Clothes & Mist, Bookke.phg ervki - i!, F'rr cr'' t, ' i- ,-' , , t-) o -- ' '' -".1 a full tin,' h'vhki'-t'D,'r I' nuu-ic al StAtements arid tax repo'tt $34 7606 law CIear-n, liii urt l'a, 'O(h All krcct (it (Igging HOuC trailers Stored & moved 1?7 911'1 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Acts didn't .yorh th ereOulin I be .iiy Land Maintenance ;'c'ng fli s( n,j fi,cch t.ou- A'rb C -'c--- I.-, *-i, n-, I n-c ; ;; ti:' ,t'• -- !',y nj - Il' ' '- '' ""' ''i1 u' ' ''''' i! f' ' , ,.,iii '' - .i- "-1-i';,i -'in '''" "'' -ii'. rvu'r y .r (ii 040 Roofing C&A Backhoe Service moving allowance when you buy a new ,ica To.',rPcme at Sanora • Move in for less and you keep t1;e differ ence. See what a Granada Townhome has to offer. Over 1,650 - including 3 bedrooms, 2z cquare feet of living space baths mind plenty of clocets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, two-car garage with electric doors. central heat and air, coIor.ccordcnated kitchen and much more Cc-mpete recreator-at facilities maintained by the 3 lSaru'k'r mntor tuo11e, gOOd riruCt? On t ar ri,.' did to ,IPri,",', All 171 WA FREE 37] 03)2 Assume Payments id, E MARY— Beautiful lakefront I on a peninsula for unotAIrt ed entry 173.000 F or rest Greene Inc $33 REALTORS 3736353 71 Pinto auilomatic factory AI F *995 175 *37(1 or *14 4603 Dealer 77 Ttloinfill 7 fir to* mileage rYnryimy 'D.t'iI 1v,'rg,' ret,,-: 517(10 lair Price. 5117-75 32'] 8370 or *14 4405 Dealer ack Lab, 72 mos. old, not a famil iet. Good watch dog for home 0 -- most an acre of river fron t with autiIvl trees, great fishing. a-net says "Submit offers" ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED OP priccj paid, used, any conditioi :ocoa; 525 eac h Phone 372 073 FULLER BRUSH 323 1911 Slmetto, Oct. 1, 9 6 42- 769 C'b'-vrniit El Camino IGW milC,,p. Small VI. Auto trn PS, air Immaculate conditon througf 11.600 or best Offer Phone 847 77f)A after 6 p m moct used furniture wanted to te-r S p m Spacious MIS—REALTORS 373 1329 CASH 322.4132 —III.irsnc. CLnr 00 square feet, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. emily, room, equIpped eat in tthtn, ' acre lot. *3.4,500. pr Hrs raIl REALTOR-A;slate In Mr Daniel, 177 41)4 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Larry Saxon, Realtor ! HAL COLBERT C A SH For Your Junk Cars ruse-cs furntur. icppia'icr's ?oils Si-Household Goods MOSS IE C. BATEMA .'p"41 AM FM Ractg 107 1'V3 1117 rrlvate party 373 1570 o — rt' I' 3UJ41u les Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford 372 191 433 RA-4IItnfflr CLr, - 16 Mustang 3 speed 7*v New in ,pectpon anti tires, valve lOb; 1330 64.4 5126, Winter Park W. Garnett White JOHN K WIDER ASSOC Near Osteen 111,500. Call anytime after S p m 373535$ - Piece or HousetuJI CASH 37] 1321 nt fllij,' Lu?re i vcIrc Carpi Shampooer for only $I SO per day HP Too riding rrOwer;4Hppow er roto tiller- Hand u-ultlyatOr, Good condition. 373 61.15 mmaculate 3 bedroom ho rn 123.900 Old 7 story home on I iaa....,a.i • . 5Q (WY ANTIQUES 64-Equipment for Rent er top-s. Sinks Installation avail able Bud Cabell 377 5057 any time Homes, Lots And Acreage three lots, 75th St , Zoned MR — ______ - Any Quantity NOLL'S Cali berry, Hwy 1797 5301704. - IitPip0 Bathr oo m Cabinets, Count Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 499) 1919 S. French 177 7374. 372 14%,322,19" acre; 2 bedrooms, I bath; .',', ,,..,, fqtn - Wrrnxlruff's Garci,-.n Center tI1 ("l"ny A,,- ,TOP AND THINK A MINUTE Classified Ads didn't woi - there wouldn't be any. By owner- 7, miles west of ford, 3 bedroom;, excellt ditiOfl, 115.900. 323 OiiOor 162- Real Estate 322.7643 ,# ,I ruen 0L1.LJ Wfl' 5. rondtriirted home In 1200 brand in Sanford Call Ji Wliliamt. Kbmb.r Rea lly. 64 0457 trees Central heal & air, fin on ly 120,000 Ron -_- PsS Pr,', iS,' time rCIp45,pd ala fc..1 (,irfl.'n14fld 1100W 1st over 1 ,ICre With shade & I . I . ' SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS A MINUTE U d'dfl'f *0th I I—•- .sn.4 We Buy Furniture \ fl $500 Grjr _______ Celehr,t Stemper Realty ?S63 Park Dr . WALKING SHOES hen bass says go. you go- Train Slerred Owner must sell his pride & joy. Plush 2 year old) bedroom. 2 bath, family room, central air, and double garage Was 131,500, now reduced to $21,900 Aj5jntabIe 123.000, 71, Pc?. mortgbge. 323 Pill to BON 533, S.anford, Fla 3?7?I ________ Can Help Call 123 3s7 WritePO Bo* 17t PFOIICFO 17 400—Lovely home or Wynnwnnd 7 bed room 1 bath limbo P. Florida rooms double lot wi-Il iandcc,,pe.j with large oabt 577 son EALTORS AL ANON For FHA APPROVED— MinImu m Cowl oavrnt. 1 hedrm t' bath Central h n Carpeted, Ie-n 176.SOO - 3 bedroom frame home, sittini Harold Hall Realty Your MLS Agency For Iamiilj or frienj of pi4lam •- -. IIIPFF- flnu - .. Nv with 'oar,' gain,',' mci 520s 3222420 Anytime IN YOUR 323 7?22 r 't'r ri i.nr OitOn I ' - " rir'wnurow , 524 900 Z 4-Personals -IS AI.COiiöt,. A PPOfl1JM OokLa0 woman WhO had number of other medical a• Zyearld both ovar Iss removed, and I disorders. I don't assUme I hormones are warran(1 in ni TAX CREDIT APPLIES ]Ica line 36 times 2lca lint ($2.00 MIP4 MUM CHARGE) _________________ —________________________ energy and hot flashes. and verytrncomforthble Inma -' __________________________________ her 16w - 41—Houses - Realty . MODELS NOWOPEN FOR INSPECTION 11111111 Sund-No Frkk moved to a new community and • therapy. Surely that Is a worse with these hormones. widespr ead enough practice by Hot flashes are one of the It now, even If some doctors are manifestations of the AISSI : menopause that can be greatly I get so angry with physjcla, p benefited by giving estrogen. , who, because they are males What you fail to recognize in • anti do not experience your rush to Judgment is that menopause,dLlssitwi,uta many of th e symptoms you a th ought! Hot flashes are real think of as related to P 4 - Lamb question! Although she has - - ItLr1i I Pen Peal Estate Broker ItOOf ;s'hst 322 "Ss 16,9OO by Noon The Da Before Publication oblems that w ould be made Re III for 15 years totally ignored her Real Estate Stenstrom DEADLINES pr It it , ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. E Dr. and dtnp Surrounded by heautifaul v.ak .,ni rvore,s trees 173 Ufit Highway 17.92, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-8670 or 831.9777 - 4lca line 6thru3Stimes I am curIous why you did not replacement (or those who need --- 3-Centeróes ____ tell her to go to a gynecologist it and have no medical One Cemetery Plot who would put her on hormone It If It 10 outside, Storage, Modern Equipped KItchen, beensuUermgfromfl WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME. Mlla ge Year RATES lthruStimes i'anni'unq td,'* houses In a rural area No cso'a payment, monthly payments le than rent. Government tubsidlji to Qualified buyers Call to see you Qualify! M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Rea l E;tat9Brok er 103W lit St. Las. -- 'l At1. - 83-9993 ( a ref u I Ii se 0 327 S9lOeve-s 3 Mo..6 Mo. & 1 teases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole OrJndo -Winter Park HOURS at CASSELBERRY-_ 3 bedroom, bath home, family room, air Conditioned, carpeted, kitchen equipped, clothes wasper, food freezer included. Garage, nice Yard. $250 CALL TO SEE FERN PARK MAITLAND -- 3 bad rooms. I, balh, air conditioner, dishwasher, fenced yard, $775 FORREST GREENE INC P ) Hormon es Need CLASSIFIED DEPT. IN 3 OR. I bath, kil. CQUP a mature couple No pet; 373 ..~ example, may submit drawings writing to: 1976 NCC Student 0 Mprn7 RP irgi- Sreened POrch, rarprirt ulufity rm - kItchen r'nhuipned . fruit & shade ti'eej, $160 mo 127 7761 C . 322-2611 Adult nark * They're Hot" * YOU CAN EAT BREAKFAST .........7k when *th ) Instruction.: The hldien names listed bruiw appear forward. backward. u p, down. or diagonally iv. th e puzzle. Find each hid'l*'n name and bo; it In as shown: ('HOl.Elt, IMIETI(;o M I'M PS DIPIITHERIMALARIA SMALI.pOX HEPATITIS MEASI.ES TETANUs - P.M. RIVER ikhiq Properl cEMIPIOl F CO Acr e,, frac tmall and large 17 000 per aci arid ip Terry Ri-ally Realtor 6: 0711 Living PFAL TOR 3777198 I Bedroom trailer In Paoia. 575 P1w $73 deposit 377 470. -- " I ,pr- office furniturø 'lcxc1 r-.v ',?,'p'l 1.-rib s, Jr. CC ijtuyp desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs. straight Chairs, filing cabinet;. AS is Cash and Carry P.,OLL'S - _________ I Wheel drive nick up. I speed, '71 lnternclinrial, short hid, heavy runninn g.'ar 51900 7731633 "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLV'SE 16 Sanford 373477) ---------------_-___.._ -. d7_...Dol Cietslin ._ -6*3) I) P U T U II A N I) H S I S I' M ,% I K i and stories, submisiSion of applicadon fonm of computers? If so, you may with computers - everything sciencemusic, fictionshort and poetry in Is April 1, 1976. have an opportunity to parfrom art or design to a cornorder to attract a new group of SERVING 10:00 Entry rules, application WED. NIGHT ticipate in the Nationwide puter giune Or A PrOJeCt en' students to Computing. forms and additional InAU..THE SPAGHETTI Student Computer Fair as a tallIngtheuseofconiputert DAILY SPECIALS Elementary students, for formation may be obtained by school $2.30 ComputerConferencetebe held Dr. Sema Marks, Director of of a LUNCH--------------$1.95 compu ter." FRIDAYNIGIIT Computer Fair, City University ln New York June 7to June lO. Academic Computing at the DINNER ------------$2.93 A first prize, an Altair 8800 of New York, 33 West 42nd ALL THE TACOS WITH cHILI YOU CAN EAT $2.50 If you are in elementary, City University of New York Computer Kit, will be awarded Street, New York. New York I middle school or high school and Chairman of the Fair, to the most outstanding project. l003. TILL Professionally Managed DI P H T H K H I ,t P X F; t. I. A S I. I r'nn.-, imflm , .fl "flnn' N"erh 'ri ri .4 lk 7 BR. fenced yard. 5130 AduItt preferred 37) SeSI or 3776670 SANFORD SMUPSRRTPBNOP KSYKK FORREST GREENE INC 2336153 REALTOR 3778970 9343 1505 W. 25th St. MUOMMS(;u I SF.' S ES : c i r Set • - C. 125 FROM In 5rhoi & SOOpin SANFORD MOBILE PAP K5 INC (San MnC.ntralt 114-1116% OrlanwoDrivr 123 1930 (venit Country REAl TOW 31) 3774 31A-Duplexes 32--Houses Patio Apartments 14 CHILDREN WELCOMI WFI' IS/A 46-commerclal ______ JIM DANDY JAll FEED 60-Office Supplies - 79-Trucks-Trailers -- ' - - Wednesday, Oct. 1, 1975-SB ___ 67A-Feed — Used ______ $31 041 eves cs-c,uruy Dposi PrOured — --- STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEOROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM IOWNHOUSES C H N T M I' S (3 F: I N SMALLMpOIlIt pF.I..%Itpp R estatii'aiit 3200 S. U.s. 17-92 - Sanford 7A17 FIm Sanlo,d "" '- AF ,uipy - 7 (3W duplex. kit rp,'n oippeci Car pe ted, central p.,,'g p. )50 per mo 3222090 Caya!' ier AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS NO PETS 116W 2nd St 2 Story Colonial home, fumnli hed, air. Can be used d% two riin a apartmen ts Garage. Nice lot. Only 120,000. Owner Assoc late, - Sanford, Fl. - — 7977 Hwy It 97 372 3961 2611. 737i Park Dr 377 7111 PFAI TOP AFTER IIRS 377 1991 'I?? 97*1 777 06.1111111 Io(8tion_ 130,000, 1 ake Mary -- Nice furnished apt mAlijr Working man only No dti,1pnl or pets 191 37? 3930 Monthly kr'nlalsAu, Availabl $133 5130 Color TV OUALI7Y INN - NORTH 11&SRI3I L on gwood eneva ardens In I I t141% III JIM HUNT - WEEKLY RATES lor7 Bedrooms Ac4'ltsonly PARK AVENUE MORILE PARK 7513 Park Dr ive 110 up Tworonm turn or unfurn anuuits preferred Security deposit. 37) SCSi or 'l7 M70 S A t' M P P U F S M N P It I I F: N 0 11111 9:11 Large efficiency apt,. upstairs,) blocks from town, low rent, looking for good tenant. Call 373 5109 after 6 p m At Town & LOlIC Apar?n,tnt5 1200 month plut utilit,' 373 4070 T*,' One bedroom fu'n'thed apt; ('flwntlAIr nnvPnien t l0(At,n ideal fir rider CoocIes $11 0910 rca v 761 RR MOBILE HOMES Fi'rnkhr'd Iflrlud ng UfihlI,r rffrnir,r ---- G For Those tinder 20 LI 11E EXORO ________________________ Deluxe 1.Bedroom Apt. ti It K I. () ii C II () I. K II I I) I) (' it I I) fled baseball game against those IJcJeflt Large 2 bedroom downstairs apt., dining room, kitchen, living room 3 bls fro m town Call 37) 3109 alter 6pm - e Communicable 7 HR. air. near SJC 1g.. Private 10 5 1 30 mo. plus Utillti, 5 323 0613- ____ rc,orn turn apt lIrcirooni is air conditioned $100 no Ill [ etr, St 377 1753 or 377 s,6____ 56 - PonSON MAR INE Why sloe it and forget it? Sell it a forget It with a Classified Ad 3: fiJ REALTY IIIl.i, Evening Herald, 55-Boats & Accessories Catmn adjoining Ocala Platici Forest Moss Bluff Ridge, $0' a I so,, cabin furnished, air ci difloned 16.300 with one thi down. 3278770 322-6457 344blle Homes tin ___ Rrty GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC (I or 97 10PO4P4 PEAt TOP - flssqirrin,y (44) Rwitched jAcKBjjjj' 3 is - _____ I JOHNNY WALKER III I III Sp8iut well fU'%hd pine paneled, 9000 Quiet neighborhood All electric Adultt 3220796 II A..,.3.............a.. JI—Ik1I IULHIS Furnished ______ he 's being discriminated I 3 room lurn,,j, 8partrnen?; Adult only tot w 9th St .90 month Call 372 5967 00" EspenSe%orppom&floard P. "I'..iq I I rr • I,, 1 Ij' r- Yi - J reccprnted Come see 300 F tirp,,rt Sanford 373 1310 causes for the decline _apathy for 36th place - hardly the rowdies from Sleepy-Eye. against. ST PR ICES IN AR TSUGGESTEDORCHILDI1N NOW IFASING Pii'w "1i't1Pr I dory dtui'O apart "t'. iltri ' , l, 'uirn,spi..i roo.cnjrn,,, lr .ini beautifully landscaped $133 mo Call bCtw For In ftrnal OO call 2370101 OeFary - Acitjtt I KR air. Close to ct(rf.5 rhnrche Idea l for retired r4"'-ofl' ''-e '.115 or 377 5051 L ___ time for the ann IL 1 Culture I 01 '76 — Easy iru'riui-, Jivog Come ion us FRAPIKLIU ARMSAPT$ Pent from liii rro 373 6650 20. — — — 57S depouf Two bedroom furnished apartment. 37' 5037 ri Horn,' 121 0319 (OIip.'rRyT4ll FRS Nir. lni, fret sir ? R 517$ mn rufd tim .. 'i. l4'nnrlp —.-- cency a pa rtment, lights and water furniShed Elizabeth Crews. r*'one 373 Sill before 10 a m 30-Apartments Unfljrnjshed 1`1 — — — 21 - iiinArtmoont Ill Ap S1 mnq nt 377 I7 or 675 16$? entr8nce pi vale ((fii.t.on(.d no COoking MAn or Woman To Share 17 — 19 — VIEWER APATHY: Network or protest? highest mark in class. Walnut Grove hopes to atone Icir Officials are showing some PREMATURE JIJBII,JA. ABOUT TUNIGLIT: last year's 36.0 humiliating concern over the early drop in lION': Prorrotlon.mfnded 8-9 CI1.S TONY ORLANIR) defeat. Guess where they find a viewer numbers. First-week Jimmy Konkack glimpsed the AND DAWN Kate Smith, who nw pitcher. On the farm, statistics indicate there were overnight returns In New York has been making the rounds of where he's tossing rocks at 3.6 per cent fewer viewers this and Los Angeles the first week the variety shows in a chicken hawks. year than last season for o("V,cicome Back, Kotter" and comeback, joins Tony In a duet 9-ic NBC DOCTORS prezniere week. While nct )et sent self-applauding telegrams of"Friends"and "You've Got a HOSPITAL "Knives of faced with economic ruin, it is to TV editors around the Friend." Demond Wilson, who C'hae" DT. Jake Goodwin's cause for distrm since corn. country. mercial rates are based upon comedy series.., has gone to sketch comedy, then viewers Involve a long-established viewer tols. NBs fa1ut hebeadoftheclassbyscoring shod be Iasdnated by a neW dodor who is s was the biggest, 14 per cent, the hi uf fering from ghest mark In Its first hero, the Domino Man, who sets overwork and won't accept while CBS fell off 7 per cent. Nielsen test," the the mallgram dominos up in intricate patterns fact. Then there's a new black ABC had a firotot ncrease and conLIed spills. doctoraithe hospilal. He made based on competitive ratings, the week showed up. "Welcome 8-9 NBC LLE HOUSE ON an improper diagnosis but It was hardly enough to Back, Kotter" was in a dead THE PRAIRIE "The Big thnost cost a patient hiswhich life, offset the totsl drop to viewers, heat with its rival. CBS's "Joe Inning" it's ''' — --.,-,- , '•.-.s is . () Eycwifgej, (21) Good (35) RIg Valley All Mv Children (44) Partridge Family 00 (2, 6. 8, 9) News (74) DimensIons In R,ii t .itPu. - ' I f 322 6 $80 — 16 - 29-Rooms 41--Houses - I I bpo kitchen eQuipped, air. carpeted. 195 50 AdItt only. 323 fl96wIindtp.ev — 14 ________ I - Rentals 47 48 N N N I N 1* N an (4) 1 1, I Tlrv'fl ri Ion0, We have openirwu full or p,jr, time. Showing p. elllno carat, -• . V irweury Nn 'flvc'dt,ylpffl 'it 904 736 AI A1 r— ro— ri" -' 2 (35) Lost In Snace • 48 Related 50 Sheep SOund _ TV HIGHUGHrS BUG "M JoIll '-I 04.11'.6i (44) TPi,.. sto 1 F,\3( ii,u (9) ;6 A*ay from wind g"" 6 - 5'" AVON W,tnt to earn F.?,,, Xmas C.'ull AI ,nmc blackbird — — — — — M -- * _ .1 I - M.irbt,. Neghborho,d FEVER games ________ (24) Villa Alegre (6) Match Game (9) General Hosgitàl (24) Romagnolls Table (35) MY Favorite M.irtlan (6) Young And Restless (I. 13) ?Manificent (8) Rig Valley (9) Movie (21) Mister Rogers' 8 Make fppy 27 Strong wind 28 Epochal 9 10 Poker stake 29 Mussolini ii t'montrs 31 Hen products 19 flasjcjjnl of 34 Used n rownc* (suffix 37 Card game Used in many 31 Cuckoo 39 Rots arm.wrestbng 22 Adhesive substance 41 Girl's name 2 Verdi opera 23 Kind of men's 42 Free ticket 3 Miss West; party 43 Operatic solo namesakes 24 Goodby 44 Place to box 4 Bet?. (slang) 45 Penny 5 Rack of 25 6th Jewish 46 Retain lenpins month 47 Boys name 6 Closely (Fr ) ______ (I))Cable Søotligpit -•,j - DOWN 7 IdII name Pirpt RN's I PP Aides. Aide Companion Ni'dq. Immediately A (IA1A 1t5iT H'Ilbillies (44) Underdoo 0fl (2,8. 13) Anot he r h __ E 14 I Firm hold in 38 Mad; name 40 Railroads (ab) 12 IN 3N 56 Took food 57 Raced lndonjIan 510 (2) News (241 The Ascent o Man 17'flfl (, 4) i lii (44) Three Stooges c () Saint Of '76 Q '-'S (2) Phil Donohue -- 7 I 'eacnn AFTERNOON (' () Cantain Kang,iroo ____ llll __ _________ fit ;-;C~lliiiiiiiiiiiiii '. AIV ?i R Tji F.vP[NJ t IA1J! 5i Air (comb form) 52 Wav. 3 Lass name Shout 54 20 More interior 55 Wrso 34 Curved molding 35 Varnish ingredient 36 Refuse U Mister Rogers NpighbOrhod (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Brady Bunch TI Fl_C 33—Houses Furnished NurseA idelor.rtrm.. ud Light MM b able eveninq Good accs Write Rot 2193, Sanford yn .. SO Sewing party 26 Claimed 30 Small boy 31 Jewish month 32 American Railway Union tab) (44) GiIIiaan's Island S00 (9) GlIlIaa's Island (2) Adam. 12 18-Help Wanted rr 42 AIN 45 Outdoor game using wickets [ sport 5 Spectator 8 Particpati 12 Iranian COIn 13 Route tab) 14 Unaspiratød IS Thought 16 Eiist I? This tSp) 18 Recreation 21 Summer (Fr) 22 Car fuel 23 Look fix edly 4•:41 (7) Ranza (6, 8) Mery Griffin (9) lucy Show (35) Arfdams Family (9) Rhyme And 13) Hollywood "tsares (6) Love Of Life (9) Heogy Days (24) CarrascenIa; 11'Sc (6) (44) Fl fl I. loui,ç .. Underdog (44) Mickey Mouse Club World (9) Boo's Crcus (44) tjniscooe 7fl (9) Am America House Of Frightenstein SHOWS ,, ti~ iIfl (2. (9) Ryan's Hooe (24) Instructional Schedule (35. 44) Movie 1O (7) Barbara Walters Visits The Royal Lovers CL 13) Days Of Our lIves (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Di,I 7( (6) Guiding Licht (9) 510000 Pyramid 7"fl (2. 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (6) News V I Today In Florida (0) (2) Ironside (6) Partridge Family (8. 13 Somerset (9) Dinah (24) Sesame Street (35) Roc ky And Friends (6) Nf*% io•rn (2, I. 13) Wheel Of Fortune (6) The Price Is Right (35) 700 Club (44) Green Acres 1100 (2,1, 13) High Rollers (6) Gambit (9) Show Offs (ai) Phil Donahue flf' (9) Sunrise Jubilee 1fl (3) Sunrise Almanac 15 (6.1) Sunshine Almanac 2.5 (2) Soeaklng With Your Hands 4'•W1 (6) Sunrise (6) Kate McShane (9) Starcky & Hutch I (24) Electric (.omflany (44) Variety 1 •fl0 (2) Somerset MORNING (13) Burke's Law (41) Dinah T1L2:3OP.M.S1.25 (44) I.eave It To R"aver 9O (24) In School Srvice (44) Corner Pyle 1fl•flO (2) Celebrity Swecostakes (6) Give.n.Take (I) Romoer Room (2 Sesame Street (44) Father Knows T T 41 Adjet!ive suit ii ACROSS F '.-' ''i-irs iiai vcx)$%f'r hriglp All aork rjuaranI,. RROC.OFP& arui.r. '111 &yr.'. ': - '' ICy tIC' $ell the- 'dIe itemS With ,i wAnt ad To VIACP your ad. call .-- -, i -t 'iii A I' 1. '' - -J ',- eli 'Irs the little "extras" that count at 8aQdlewood Vifla,§ ANY FARM GARAGU or STORAGE BUftOit,C. Pent,, Treated Timber, lhrrmat set pnlygp' fin,P, Over aalv steel SPECIALIZE IN LOW COST F aci R;-dri'' T,.r ri'' .5 i chip ;i','r'.:! ,i l l i, Lawn Care IOMYERCIAL MOWING CHEAP 373 7920 or 372 7879 after 6 - Name Improvements Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 323 803* THE HANDY MA: 'aintlng, Carpentry, Cement work. Trash & Clean up. Odd Jobs 322 7615 OLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS — H Phil Gonzae: 305 37) ]t flOWF SEPTIC TANK ken'J-ui Rorycied Insured Con cre-te Sep0I tankt installations, cainfie4d, p. tanks pmp 372 ----------------' Shoe Repak ________________________ - 11111 SNSON - 5 SHOE SHOP. Ill E 1st SI , 377 9992. Come and we us for libcof repairing. We have taps for I' clinic '" -cs Cc!cy's .I".ity;-. �-Tft A — I - L - .0 - 68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - .- — — —.----------.-------.--------------.------------.--W.dn,iday, Oct. 1, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY • WHERE AEIM OU &OtN. GO 'OU'RE &OIN& TO TIlE BC\fJN& 2 THAT BOvLiN. ON 'l f - COOk'Of Th e HOROSCOPE Mort Walker •' Week MT ",9 ,(r_ iI Thursday, October 2, D'I'etrlbch $ 1975 Cooking I (coRE ____ / Jul THE BORN LOSER b Y An /r Ti.i 'IA L.A-'-)P't I I / I " .,.. ,n._' \ I çQ I fl4 A I \V '' 100 MANN M &COLFE nsom UI '' \ J AFU.1'JT... heRE ,1 1' ______ cr0 lo i ° — a LT.io E o u o o o AT - • — • CARNIVAL I SAY,41041, I HAVEN'T HEARD AS MUCH FROM YOU AS ID LIKE. by Lorry Lcwis Who Can e Oyste " Creole AA ,/'-"\,, 5') 753 A 84 - ( ___ • :\I - ____________________ • • K 95 AQ 865 BUGS PUNNY by & AR WeC'st Pass Pass -. • South BLONDIE Chic _Young VYJR ePEAXFASr BE KEEPING co.o ' To STOP 'p I -4 WERE -.OT Y0UQ %WING) CREAM MIXED UP SAY ASLEEP M61 ' 1 .y ' / 00, _____ ______ ( a' (eep thinking aW those 40 miles to the gallonf" i FUNNY BUSINESS BYR_ge BdI*i WI.4ERE ARE TP4-- (.)Je.g 0 CAP 5L....AWJEeIA I6-IEN "ri L. IN 1)-E MI IN IHE NIORNIN&. -. r— MARYI.ANDS'TYI.E t Dollars teresnng questions will oc used in this column and II I ) writers will receive copies of - ...ANDASJWALJ(AWAY W AV, ' VtNCER 'M-40 I THAT WAS If PRARD FRZ:f 4 ~Vj IAJ WEEKS W WE fXAOM A WAIS D(STA~" GXioLL FCR ' ';ic2rry TJIUUVtIU IJ) /TiT, £U,PE O7.UPJLY M'Qcy4, q'1' izi*iw ftc,sj-fl( IZ?It a40 ,,VT bX 'UR IX'Y 9*P IT*tm EflR !I.RT 20 bU4D 7WiY- PJC(5 &jP/ 5(t7'4 AT J PiWA iW / LL, I C'*tN4P,f.' %WT. ' > 7O AJT -- i$Vfl f 1 ' • 1 . j thickened and frorii India or aFrenh ,reens and mayonnaise, if clear. Add oysters and cook just Pro v en c al vegetable Co 6 cups or 6 until edges curl. Serve over hot rice. Makes 6 servings, A 150OW A5 'SHE DO N'T LAUGIA OPEtjsrrr ~ -'r IF HERMOUTH THE IVY STARTS CLIMBING IT REALLY WORKS' Ab Y, WA r by Bob Thaves, ARCHIE .. . J A 1610 IT 400011 KICK lid T10 t4filP409y ' M t T AGAIN ! .. '\.'\ k, 11• A ______ 1"_ -_ - TUMBLEWEEDS ON A ANr.JUGHEA0.f E DID YOU READ (~~W_IF TKAT iw,ic' iS MUCH i oiow" BUB13L RAPPE •' by T. K. Ryan , ; OR 51k1.E I SII$H Th NO FIWEs) IN O0W14 .... i Save Money On Meat " ' __ ' "l " .I___.•II e) '"b • SIt1d UNUINE 1! Ill SHORT R'HS • 11.IE5E WINE JUGS -• J Jijj. , k 0am '_ --___• • ARE SURE WtAW' _____________________ LAW TI-4IN)' i.t.. .,3U51 B&LA,NCE MY 3L6 0" 'Thus tJST I f A - - by )M'E1 'ws. I 11Tu5 I AVE aq, I - o _____ Hill CAESAR. ____ NA PI.tIff Ia * us Frank 11 a / .'l ..i . . . •".!' •.. . - • 0 Onion Steaks 4 a', 4 OZ. Pepper Steaks $475 4 OZ. 24PATTIES PureGround LBS $189 EXTRA LEAN Diet Ground Beef 2LB~249 Ch ck Ro ndSte Chopp 24 $49S CHOI CE u u w LBS. 40Z PAT. - • ' ... -- - ',-. Surf Burgers --'r - Fish & Shrimp with Crispy ' Outside Coating ' 75 bination. The Banana Bunch, an industry-sponsored center for consumer information, tells us the price per pound of bananas Is still moderate and combined with seasonal vegetables provides your - '' 'V-. lbs. t 11p pp- ' • 'L4 Ilk '1 - - -. ) recipe blends spices to achieve a zippy curry flavor. Creamy sauteed banana chunks corn L bination of white cauliflower, 77 orange carrots, and green beans Vegetables are quickly Your family gill enjoy this savorymelting pot of fla vors in Vegetable curry With Bananas — a simmered to preserve their worldwide experience In the economy of your home. bright colors anti crisp tex_07 lures The nild bananas warm t4 teas a round I h emove quickly to surprise and delight ginger tablespoons butter in a large onion. your diners. Cool yogurt and a t4 teaspoon pepper skillet. Add onion and green spiced lentil dish known as L stick cinnamon pepper; cook until tender. Add VEGETABLES AND "Dahl" round out this 2 cardomom seeds Potatoes, cover and cook 5 BANANAS PROVENCAL Accompany 2 y eaves . minutes, Add vegetable and Ii your dinner wi th pappadams, teaspoon cayenne seasoning mixture, lemon juice 2 tablespoons butter 'I tIi,I l those parchment thin disks pepper and chicken broth. Cover and or margarine which are fried In hot oil, and 2 cups sliced couliflowerets simmer 25 minutes. In another 1z cup chopped served with many Indian At A 2 cups diagonally sliced skillet heat remaining I onion ;v! A pared carrots tablespoon butter. Peel 2 tomatoes, peeled pound green beaus, From India travel to fl bananas, cut in chunks, add to and chopped () skr r*ul. %Iar>laiid stlt makes tempting dish cut into 1 inch pieces south of France for Vegetables skillet and cook, stirring oc I eggplant, pared casionally,5 minutes, just until and Bananas Prov encal. 5 tablespoons butter and dicvd or margarine, itlivided Crearny, tender bananas tender. Serve curry with I red pepper, cut contrast the crisp flavors of 12 cup chopped bananas, DaW and -ogurt. in strips onion Yield: 8 servings tomatoes eggplant, red pepper 2 zucchini, sliced up thopptd and zucchini. Add poachetleggs (do not pare) 2( [WY IT FRESH Is the food you feed your green pepper for pr otein and you have a 0 i' teaspoomi salt • DAIIL 2 cu thinly sliced family fresh? You can be more Look for packaged meats that complete meal. ti teaspoon dried ese have a fr hness con es trol date, raw pared potatoes sure It is if you follow th oregano 1 cup dried lentils storing An easy-to-read date, for 2 teaspoons lemon and shopping i teaspoon Lemon 6 cups water VEGETABLE CURRY suggestions. And they may example, appears on the labels juice juice I teaspoon ground WITH BANANAS I cup cWcken broth keep you from throwing out of prepackaged Oscar Mayer 4 bananas peeled and turmeric 1 fIrm bananas money by throwing out meat. meat items, with a statement diagonally sliced I teaspoon cumin assur ing the consumer of full I tablespoon vinegar 2 containers (8 ounces 1( KEEP IT COLD' I poached eggs each) plain yogurt Refrigeration is essential to freshness seen days beyond 1 clove garlic, ii teaspoon ca>enne minced product freshness. For op- the date stamped if the meat is In large skillet melt butter. pepper I labl"poon ground stored at home at 40 degree F. Add onion and cook until left. In large bowl nAx vinegar, teaspoon gall coriander should be stored at tem. or below. der. Add tomatoes, eggplant, garlic, mriander. 3al , tur, I Onion. cut In 2 teaspoons salt peratures close to !r"zing — 3) USE IT PROMPTLY! red pepper. zucchini. salt, meric, cumin, dry mustard, quarters Once the package is opened, 1 teaspoon ground between 32 degrees and 40 oregano and lemon juice. Cosr gi nger, pepper, cinnamon, turmeric degree F Refrigerate as soon prepackaged meats are as and simmer 15 minutes. Add cardomom seeds, bay leaves teaspoon ground as possible after purchase; if perishable as fresh meat and Rinse lentils and add to large bananas and cook 5 minutes and cayenne. Add citmtn used within a be few days, it's left too long in the car while Must cauliflower, saucepan with remaining longer. Serve with poached carrots and string beans. Mix ingredients. Place over eggs. there's danger of regardless of the date stamped ' teaspoon dry sho I mustard he label, on t well; co ver and refrigerate rnedim heat, partially cover spogt ' Yield: 4 serving-i. - I AnUJ 7 - ." IA -7. ' PHILCSOP~IY AH,YEs ... IS A HE WHO 15 FAVORITE TRULY WISE SUBJECT KNOWS THE E PLAra, JU6HEAD! WHATARSYOU IJ -1 L , by Bob Montana A, , - ' % rk :7--,V - _ ' economically. PLANTS AGAI AND ERNEST .. . bAlVirm.,, C -10 EMIL"Y's TALK ING To HER RATE .. .. th ' / ' •. 'á' - .' . ii JM •' " ' ' BRANDY ICE This elegant dessert is so simple, even a child can prepare it. Soften vanilla Ice cream mixed with any other nut-flavored ice cream, or use fruited ice cream. Add a drop or two of food coloring of choice and brandy to taste. Freeze in individual sherbet or champagne glasses. At serving time, top with a sugar cube which has been soaked In 100 proof alcohol for several minutes, place on serving tray, light sugar cube, and watch guesU go wild with glee. .' C-. v' " s Go •••I , PRISCILLA'SPOP I '- X * by Howie Schneider i 1ii,I, ' - desired. Makes entree salads. (EK & MEEK _____ ' BUDGET PRICES GOOD THRU TUES., OCT. it, ' 9 i: ''riifti. OAY YOUR redie '.. 777 .......•• '—_ ': pint shucked standard o) sters or 2 teaspoons, ital " C? FRANK -. For Meatless Nutrition V Ct>iPMJy ' - I - I 31i -, /1 ff<XS-_- ''TI_- - OYSTERCREOLE— ' 'I lf4*Ut0LEl,.M TOVS! )_____ by Dick Cavoill MNESA 15, NASW? - = ________ ' i WINTHROP DOCJ KNOW Vi-4.AT r- . 000NESBURY - - -.-- I * __________ _ !/\V,,,,e,,,1 that with 10 points (7 plus 3 for is normal in the great State of a king), you should consider -in Iowa. viting game even if partner have a question icr (Do shows he has opened a the Jacot)ys7 Wife *Ask the minimum-type hand. With 11 jacot)ys ,, care 01 thss points (7 plus 4 for an ace), you newspaper. The most in- i:s ' uru . S ' (,'A the normal super-forcing. What system Thus when your partner was he pla ying?" One of which we have never opens the bidding, the rule of you heard and certainly not one that th e ace and the king tells should make some game try, While with 14 (7 plus 7 for an ace and a king), you should bid e WE HELP Most cooks are frightening outo( theirwitsover theartof flaming According to Carl, t!wr*'s nothing to it. Wine, brandy or other alcohol will not only flame beautifully es5erts, suc as Cherries Jubilee, or any entree, requiring the sauteeing of several vegetables, but the flaming sets in the flavor. Just heat the alcoholic ing nts used, pour into mixture, light a match, and watch ward, for only a few seconds. many gourmet restaurants soak co tton in alcohol and place on each end of skewer as waiters head through the dining room, faking It. T--'-ui- -- •i Stretch food dollars by using tomatoes leftover cooked chicken in a 1 cup chopped fresh • hearty entree salad. As an mushrooms economy base, prepare Je110 cup chopped . lemon or lime gelatin. Fold into celery -thickened gelatin, the diced 2 tablespoons cooked chicken, chopped diced green pepper ., pecans, and a riot of fresh i cup margarin. • vegetables — thinly sliced or butter celery, cucumber, onion, and I tablespoon instant '• red tomato wedges. Serve fried minced onion 7 ,j tortillas — canned or frozen — 1 z teaspoon lemon and or crisp potato or corn chips for .7 pepper seasoning crunchy texture contrast. -i teaspoon sugar Mayonalse garrush is optionil. 's teaspoon salt SAVING-WAY A teaspoon hot CHICKEN SAI.AD 1 ,. pepper sauce . *... , packages 43 oz, rae)?) or po i teas on chili c I package (6 05.) po w der , •f' t% i teaspoon tarragon lemon or lime flavor gelatin Carl Dietrich makes last minute check of food prepared by Marriott Corp. for Auto-Traln. leaves 11, 4 cup cornstarch 2 cups boiling water cup water 6 cups hot steamed It-, cups cold water I tablespoon vinegar rice 1t, CUpS diced-eosiicd Thaw frozen oysters, Drain oysters, reserving liquor. Drain chicken 1 small onion, thinly sliced tomatoes, reserving juice. I tomato, cut In thin Combine oyster liquor, tomato i juice, and enough water, if wedges needed, to make 2 cups liquid. cup sliced celery Bananas with vegetables? cup sliced cucumber C o m b i n e 1 o m a 1 o e s, Naturally! People around the — mushrooms, celer>, green world have long appreciated 2 tablespoons coarsely I chopped pecans pepper, margarine, onion, the contrast of textures, Dissolve gelatin and salt in seasonings, and liquid in distinctive flavor and satiety , . • - -' boiling water. Add cold water saucepan.. Simmer covered value of mellow bananas and and vinegar. Chill until about 30 minutes or until spicy vegetables combined in ' thickened, Fold In chicken, flavors are blended. Combine economical meatless main • -• vegetables and nuts. Spoon into cornstarch and water; stir imifi dishes. d' ,•, tree of lumps Pour Into tomato mold Chill until finn a6 . You too can ejoy these flavors -- • • • . at leas t 4 hours or overnight, mixture; cook stirring conn a Vegetable Curry recipe Unmold. Serve with salad stantly until _____ Six points bare minimum for a normal singleton spade. You miss a response to a one bid in a suit club slam and he informs you that his three-spade bid was and seen points 60 Salads __________ • FLAMING - 2 cans (10 ounces "You are playing duplicate with a strange partner. lie responds three spades to )OUr one-cu opening. oti pass Wi B> Omald& James Jacoby i S re ch A reader from Iowa asks. _____ t 6 R 00 Opening — — Mary1wid 51)10 is ser ved? Creole cookery • , PI31 IiT IV 2 ?s I Pass 3 I ar an 1)I -. ______ Pass -ii North East __________________________ Dinner for six neetN only a Plete. And wim ca n resist tossed green salad and chunky casual, informal dining when t -. __\•.• . io • North-South vulnerable Hcimdahl CAN '(OU CNAfJGE. A c LL .IMOtJ SHE' S0M1 -\ Stoffcl Via ii WQRKD.' \' a K 9 43 (D) & K 10 7 SOUTH _______ -' V A 1064 4 1076 & 10 EMA01AY 2q0TLJM North bids two notrlimp to invile game with his 12 P0l91s and South accepts the invitation with his 14 points His hand is ut mi n i mum minimum. South wins the first trick with his king of spades over East's 'ack He eeds to knock out the ace V d d ith everything behaving nicely will wind up making four or even five notrurnp. EAST Js — _________________ bread to make the ineal com. Oyster Creole theory that you should not wait for sure things. EST £ Q 8632 1i) or aa opening bid opposite an opening bid on the ABOUT \"iz:j' 13 points with . . ___________________________________ i Actually, we will bid game I NORT11 A A 94 vKJ 9 8 . . color contrast, use on all pale foods, such as potatoes, eggs or noodles, and if the meat doesn't get brown enough, sprink), aftercookingwith papnika r NEW fir '76 A Of Eye Appeal : S I S —t1-i--- lt' u"S% %1 1) a nd I \1I BIA10 .•_t,•_/ ) _Wednesday, Oct. i,197S—IC Paprika is a lifesaver. For' • by Dick Tumor Tajo U19 WHAT DO YOU MEAN, HOW MUCH ~ VVE WRITTEN MORE DO YOU ,2; YOU TWICE A WANT ,_ WEEK an1or , av — CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS , Full Act. to Carl Dietrich, sets of inexpensive dishes, and Association in New York, where meal3 cooking is an art which requires by all per daY. 1972. ThIs branch caters all food remodeling and building means , candles. he remained for 10 years. By applied Iychology and gobs Havlr1g a yen for culinary served by Auto-Train Corp., on projects. !di have us imagination. gun the time lie turned 26, he had creativity, as opposed to trains headed north. (Marriott to make w es. GARNISHES lix and match achieved his boyhood ambition management, Carl dug into also caters Eye-appeal ranks foremost In your iabl: food for trains With sharing trade secrets nts, turn the Of paying cash for a Lincoln various forms of art, including departing from Utilsville, the culinary arts. light low, light Ow candle.i, and Continental. Ky., and back to eye-appeal, Carl Carl suggests to the if ice carving and flaming, both in and Lorton, Va., beaded for recommend3 that the cooIt go YOU have flCu u stew, YOU In 1967 he Joined the Marriott desserts and entrees. He has Sanford. housewife who does not have a can fake heavy on garnishes. Let by applying (.orporation and was based at cooked for several presiden handsome collection of silver, ts He also enjoys lending his imagination ta ke command psychology .thbl your at. 0 hare International Airport, and some of the country's culinary talents to his church ._. crystalandchina,toheadtohe and use anything on hand intractivel} se e. cticago, where he headed the, leading celebrities. favorite discount store and First United Methodist of eluding parsley or other 't go , tars was the in-flight catering of the counpurchase stemware, assorted Sanford — on occasion. His greenery, apple, beet, egg or youngest restaurant manager try's colorful place mats at least two major airlines, including Carl was transferred to the hobbies are gardening, land- pickle e American Restaurant slices, olives or a the preparation of 3,000 to 6,000 Sanford Marriott operation in scaping and do-it-yourself sprinkling of chives. a pennywise shopper today could be avoided. SAG17TARIUS(Nov. nDec. You wiil be templed today to concerning domestic needs, but TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) 21) Spur-of-the-moment back out of an earber impulsive er extravagant hi You're friendly and outgoing, whim rmP decisions will assist you in promise. If you do, it will cause n another area, but you could make some achieving your alms today. If you remorse. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 )deliberate remarks in Jest today that a You too long, you're sensitive friend will misin- You'll be aware of opportunity not likely to act. YOUR BIRTHDAY about you today. Strong selfterpret. Be careful! Oct. 2, 1975 CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-Jan. GEMINI (May 21-June )) doubts will also be present. 19) Make it a point today to be Your mate is not likely to share They may gain the upper hand, as frank and honest as possible Unusual chances for material your enthusiasm a bout projects LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 If with everyone. holding back gain will pop up unexpectedly around the home today. Be you handle business matters information will work against for you this coming year. prepared to tackle them alone, early, they should come off to you. Investigate carefully all CANCER (June 21-July 22) your advantage. Delaying AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) propositions, even though they lighter interests will command things lessens your prospects. This can be a profitable Jay If may seem a bit far out. ..— -.. • i U , siario (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you're singular about your ARIES (March 21-April 19) the greater part of your time You're a good worker today, today. Excuses will be found for Guard against your tendencies goals. Keep your priorities In but you won't be as detail, shirking responsibilities, to buy something you have no order. conscious as you should be. real need for, though you'll (eel E0 ( July You'll Watch for little mistakes that be' PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20 11s a bargain. ______ 1 - Evenlng . 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Beef Chuck Arm ib 79, ELECTRIC PERK Try This Dl.cious Beef Pound Tip Roast .....................'1" I' Stokely y. NIflZJ''jç) Beef 79 £ COLD MEDAL FLOUR ' 5-lb. bag Pr SAVE 12c, Stokely's Siked aw Halved Y ___________ PLAIN, UNBLEACHED, . ;:etew $2.53 205 Bonele ss ___ can iI.tiflIlJ1)ffl,lJJj1JjUJfljj[tI)jJlI2IJ aiI!iIIflHflr'IIHDUHIJII$,1'l Great Foeba,.B-Qu.sB..f PIat 303 SAVE 4C.oronp.orL.mon-Um. 2.lb. Pot Roast.....................99' E 59c ISs MAXWELL HOUSE Flavorful Leon Meaty Beef Slade - - S IUJtlulLllhf1uI;l;;mn1ffl2;,;r 41 01111,1111 wn -- Leon, Meaty Beef Full-Cut Short Ribs .................. SAVE $cStokysD.si.rtTr.ati - . 'I" Toil B..fLoino, SAVE57C, (20c Off Label) (lwin.pock) Regular or Mint s-. # n 19 ooth raSte........... Crest T uootn £ ib.s SAVE 3Oc,H.rbol Essence, Strawberry orBaby - 1$-ct. pkg. A Great Treoti Beef Lcrn Sirloin Steak ............ Round Steak kh S*k A r Oct. 8th, 1975. Closed Sundays OVERNITE DIAPERS i La • • .• ulisuOus011 u-ugu.er '1 Cottage Cheese ' Selected Baby Beef Thru Wednesday Sliced American.................. .„e 99, Door , Froth (Small Large,Schmi.,has. Low Fat) • VJ •r •J .J 89 I 12.. • fo Foe Salads or Stuffing Fres h Green Bell 39 Wisconsin Choose But. Individually-Wrapped Processed Cheese Food • Crisp Cucumbers • '-- - an Holland Style Gouda ............ Sq hC'uash 25' : STAMPS . -- ,0!;.dol So ' • •• TA #&i A STAMPS i?iivir JIV #4 PURCHASE OF $20 THROUGH $2499 PU I ol x -se ' : ' I •'v $ •1 French rreflciu flIOfl i#Ip Purity band Tasty, T.nd.r,Fv,sh II AAfl 4 Tomatoes - . p. 1 Soft-ply Dinner - - WOO, Napkin s . • COUPONS 1. 2 & 3 ARE WORTH '5041 ply Bathroom Tissue SAVE I Oc, Soft-ply '•3 Halves 49 Pear Stoke) iu 69 White .Potatoes 4 88 ..... SAVE 17c , Stokely Cream Style or Whole Kernel t • OF S30 OR MORE .... 1 1 -- - -- -- - . - Tea Bugs : . - Serve Hal or Cold, Tolilty's • - — - : - 81" "4j 1' Sirloin Steak S*tIt Honey Pod II303$ ..... 24 I *I si os SAVE 4c $ 29' SAVE6c,VanCamp'sD.liciousTastlng Pork & Beans , Po Crust Mix l ryer reaStSithrnb, 49' SAVE 12c. (7c Off Lobel) Betty Cracker j .. .. •- .'!' 39, I - - - - . • . - -. - : : -- -- #. .1L.111 I•. ' French Toast........................ " ,4owo,dJohnion'ST05tYC0f0m0Y4, -- h • • 411 Is a pleasure ' reserves 59, 0 - ---_nt----__ - - - -=--- — - _ in g s.- ii • L_! lb T.nS..IPI.t. , Short 1b :.2------j I WGreenStamps • 111,1h Hyd-oled Vegiliob4o Fretem Sw4i s Poem-wr" Orange Blossom Qj 4L ?7691 THIS AD GOOD / sold 16*.jr l..Wed 2. ' S 151 - - Publix ------ Icy otdFeI Wrap 2-h.iI t... 0.1 S i5 t Stay , Ii Solute Frozen party P1110 a's 30c.pk. 3. 5131 --- % 4. 33-es. . it --• -4 •c1t -- - 6. tamps - c,,. 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A Chuck Blade Roast........ lb Swill Prem.um Tender Grown IJSDAG.ad.A Gov I-inip.ct.d Sh.pp.d. D& D Flesh ._.._,. - 6-pk- pkg. 10. S,hnP,•,nU?nP,•tIngoof 2 Bavarian Kraut rau. Ch Ch7moI,0CVo0nlo or Calf .., Carnation . Fr&tn Otut Fwyit Fod Dept. - iP".mPsT.rt B.i.I.uB..II.,nd £ $1,, rollm-wf" Fr*vlpn Ilillilof Fryer Wings.............. SAVE 12c, (4c " Label) Body Bar with Both Oil All, > lb Key Club Steak SANE 70c. Laundry Soil & Stain Remover =n-- Ei!j'JGreenStamps1!1 i, •P,r wmP.vt,nB.,lt. SAVE 16c. Stoitely's Shellie. Cut or French Style NEWIChocolat.Chocolote-Chlp . • auSCO OOuuuuOS....... ' 99 (R.guloiIy a9c) Pitt.i Patter orChocolol. Fudge Keebler Sandwiches " SAVE 15c (l5c Off Lnb.l( Dci.rgi.ni • •A ItA SAVE 17c, Stokely SAVE 12c Assorted Flavors - T lz~ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T. 40-1 a. ....n - Sam Loa he ion Walnut La"i Coke i S. l..W • . -- - - �U. 4c-Ev.ningHera, oy, Oct., i,ij - Wid.sdiy, Oct. 1 17SSC Evening Herald, Sanford, FL -- - THE BEEF jEOPL E... II ____________ \ ')lcoO 1h Special FAMILY li.-16 14 0 11 11 If : I I i! I V.:I S., CHO C~E' ONE COUPON GOOD FOR ENTIRE FAMILY AT moot specialists ... the shield of assurance to customers who like their beef to be consistently good in flavor and tender. nesi. SEA 6 Betwee -11 - coupons for * 5O OFF on child tickets •• CHOICE by U.S.D.A e DISCOUNT * $1.00 OFF on adult tickets The Beef People sell only %lealts or roosts graded Bill AT WINN-DIXIE! FREE - LD Orlando and Wait Disney World FUN FOR YOUR FAMILY I U%( )v f(JP )lt(J I DUCATIONAt AV E Quantity Rights Reserved WINN DIXIE STORES. Ij, 4C COPYRIGHT - 1975 PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD Thurs., Oct. 2 thru S(It., Oct* 4 ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, 4k L I U 1V EEF pEO LAKE, CITRUS, SUMTER, BREVARD CHARLOITE AV Rt-sem-d Y) wl"J"WIll I;// dLhL1 THOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS OR RED i4 I S. 1 VENT VU VINE RIPE Fr" WHITE II flñTAfg TOMATOU EU iu TOKAY (;RAPES I No. UIDA CHOICI W-11 1141AND HIAVY William ORDINARILY imspiclet) HAVUR.Ilt, 111410111 stop William 110111AILLIF 10411110,14:111) "AlulAtIT 11.0,a a ... 1 1 BONELESS Steak or Roast N BONELESS 11 I ROUND USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN Ii Ii Tip Roast tt W-D BRAND HEAVY ATURALL Y TENDER BEEF 4JL Chuck Roast .011111111111 YiLLOW ONIONS S. CHOICE RAG BAG D B,und U S C h oice Sotl Rib [d Bonpl,t% S'.ut Fresh Swet-1 I MUSHROOMS RUMP ROAST, OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES SUPFIBRAND :1 $ 100 U CTNS S S S 555 rij . W D Brand U S C hoice t z $299 RIB ROAST - 13 $ Q ion 7 BROCCOLI ASTOR Round RoasJt . (. Boneless Seri Sirloin Snn1ln4( All M..,, o. All B..l PEARS 19 APPLES $ w DB f f EACH BAG $1" Sausage... 89 Sausage. ° 5 I. Cooked Ham Bologna... Franks ausage DEWS FOR WDBIJ, USDA Choice Whole C, PlaR Boole Rib Eye Roast Mu or March. Kahn's Sandwich Spread or Roth (BUY ONE AND GET ONE FREE) Di All W 0 Brand All 0 12o, C . 79c 0ked Bee Fritters W 0 Brund SoI,d Vcum Pod 4 ck, Heat &SP #u4 HygroiJp Boll p0, Franks Sliced S nit & Dewinp Berl .. (BUY ONE C'IT ONE FRU) 919 12 or 2 LB •. I,Ia, or All B.,( 12 as . . . . PKG Fish Fillet.. 4 IC $ 89 c 2 Liver. 89 Cheese.... 99c 99c Liver Variety Pack 929 Hens Slit 2' Sour Cream LB W 0 Bionci Mptjsu U 12 at PR:C; . PRIG ; $100 . Oar Mayer . . . . . Co,nirh Its . . Supeh'c1nd o' 5tu F5 to Fa I? II. Cup $1 I9(Co?uge Sl.pd SLsnk & Din.tl lien Cubed c' 65C 959 Svprhrond ... FILL YOUR FREEZER SALE! ASTOR ORANGE PEP1.F KIIp(,t IAi(I111 • PINT 49 p 6 to 70 it) Average Boneless Beef Loon Whole and Cry a Voc Layer Cake t. (U S CH . OICE . . . . • • • LoinTenderlo n Beef Sirloin Tip 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bottom Round . 0 0 0 q 0 0 0 Is ee i . • • $ 99 LB $149 Il ib$. sit. Moo,. Plate slow, lit'lik0l, PETRITX(SPACK) - - LB. ' PIE SHELLS 6-ox. CANS c -- - -1 $ / Tound8o' o, Sirloin tip eak *' R oos t. I R,otl at Steaks, Cwhed Steaks, Bone St $J19 - - tBon. N..rYoiSH'pt 5,cb nrlBonrrondltiv ISO Nei York Strip ea St Tenderloin Delmonico Steaks LB. . c;c.M..rj u k •ea Round Steak Sh1dr. Roast 'clwdi.ig 7 Bone Root') " Ch c In $169 LB and USCA Choice Boneless $169 Patties USDA Grucle A Ftrr . . 249 to 69C 27 99C LB 3 $ Fe, Leg or Atecto Quarters Ducks Breast $129 -- LB USDA G,oaa-'A'Frr,~ F,fi r, Th, 90"I C? . . . . . . . . . . 19 $ TO 170 LBS. AVG. $139 201o22th Average, Whole or Hall Bonvloit% B erl jHroll of the Chvthl HINDQUARTERS THREE 12-oz. CANS USD A I IBPo 24 Lb Average, Boneless Bed Whole and Cry a Vac Ground Orel and Son*% and Fat, $209 909 Chuck Roast- USDA Goods, 'A Freth Fryer In D.lmonco 5Pru RI S'rur Chch 00 LB W0BrondUDACko,r,B..4 10 to 12 Lb Average, Whole anti Cry-o Va. Boneless 160 TO 180 . AVG. C W D Brand USDA Choice C.n', CuI(In(lud,n 7 Ben. Ro) 0 2 LB 5ro7tb A.erng.. Whol e on oVot Bonnler FOREQUARTERS SPEARS OR Cubed Steak W. New York Strip $339 79 W D Stand USDA Choice Boneless Supethiorid All Flovo 99c Yogurt while . •. . CAULIFLOWER 10-0& $ PKGS. MEAT SPECIALS 9" • WD Brand Ott ICE MILK U 9" of . Copeland All M.0s o, All Br$ Dnnrr THRIFTY MAID, ALL FLAVORS Lc W D Brand USDA Choice Bert E fIE . . . . HALF GALLON u' 5s•s.... D Brand USDA Ck . . . . . . . PKG. . 4 POTATOES RED COFFEE CREAMER DELMONICOS FtIQ'4rL5Ic,lnt 8 SlZ I $999 8 o: . .8 k. PorkChops. CCir I 5r Shied 1 2 lb Pbg $3 I5i acon . . • • • ft 'y - PG - V cif IV 0 MRS. SUPERBRAND SMITH'S PUMPKIN USDA CHOICE W-D BRAND HEAVY FROZEN LL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM~ USTARD 4 - WHIPPE MORTON 0/ DINNERS PIE I - French cjv~ WESTERN FEDERALLY INSPECTED NATURALLY TENDER BEEF SIRLOIN TIP y I 141UC 1 54 8S. SIRLOIN TIP STEAK CUBE S LBS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST FAMILY S-LBS. SIRLOIN TIP STIAK 13 LB PACK W-D BRAND 'f; HANDI-PAK PURE U. S. CHOICE FR SH LAMB SWIFT PREMIUM SA E 0 HAM SALE k4Q:~~ While of Rvrrip Holf I • GROUND nrrr - 95 HAM Lamb I _. SHANK PORTION [O!N CHOPS ........ trimi R ib Chopt or SIRLOIN CHOPS.. .... . 2 29 • 9" - WHIN YOU 4 -1 BONELESS CHUCK 26-oz. -oz. SIZE CUPS LB. PKGS SANFORD lamb Round Bone SHOULDER CHOPS 41 0 0 41, I7 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. BLADE CHOPS. MORK 541115. BONILESS 911F ST1W S-Las. 80HILISS CHUCK STEAK PACK FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. tomb Skowlcfvr 348S. OR 541115. SONEL955 CHUCK ROAST 13.LB.$U95 14 $149 $169 SPARE RIBS .....S... • 99c WhO4 at owtv Portia. $109 Crmlrt HAM ROAST..S.... . 9" _______________________ SANFORu 419 E. FIRST ST* .-- 4) - -. LB. HAM Lamb Ivan I.B. GROUND ROUND.... 41v- - - �6C— E vem1rf,j Herald, Hi WednesdaiOl. 1, 175 N Evening Herald Sanford, Fl 'NEW HOU A!! RS THE BEEF J1PECPj111E... STORES ) MONDAY — SATURDAY 9AOM, w THE FOLLOWING WINN DIXIE STORE Ay WILL BEGINNING OCTOBER __ 9 .. POM, W D Brand does not raye quality to chance faituronce to customers who U k beef to be consistently good in flavor and tender. In 11 11 1! U Ij IN 11 I'll 6 C H 01 C E 12 LIQUID BEEF PEO Niblets Corn Garden Peas Cui Green Beans CANo- GREEN GIANT T Cleaner Spray Disinfectant Rols Wheat Chex Rice Chex : 17 or . • • 16o 98c PRESERVES, 0 0 0 411 0 _ ___ 32-188c 68c lokton 59c GILLETTE DAISY Chvch Wagon Beef l, BAG 5 Le BAG Glad Small Garbage *0000 Bogs Gold 30 CT PKG Trash Bags Cheese Pizza2s ;: $5 69 3 III ,P. ' COLGATE TOOTHPASTE I s SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY SOUTH MAYONNAISE. u r`K PEANUT TUBE " QQJ1 Ij IJU _ ___ 1 . Chef Soy A, 0.. For To Lasagna BeefmOmGetti Coffee .... CAN - Chef Boy Ar Dee 1. Moiw,ll Hous. lSox. CAN $129 I INTENSIVE CARE S VASILINE INTENSIVE CARE VITALIS SUPER HOLD, NON-AEROSOL BATH BEADS HAIR SPRAY EXCEDRIN 49 _________________ CI STAYFREE ogs PKG • •• s Glod Wrap 0 0 0 ROLL MAXI PADS 29 F~" (bc OFF LABEL) DETERGENT SLICED 53c 49c Limit I w/$5.00 or more purchcisr exc $129 — J I L 75c 45 FISH . FreshenerACH 49c . All flo wers Hefty Troth 20-CU PKG 20 CT PKG, 95 i Limit Two do: with l. Leaf PURE VEGETABLES /' ASTOR D• • PKG. 2 !8c M-ghty Dog Dog Food 4 88 . . . 73c Modess Modess ... $139 CANS cig. Limit 1 w/$5.00 or more p urch ase excl . cigs. Limit v • 49 — oz. $500 or mon excluding cigarrtt 1 w/$3.00 or more purchase exc l. cigs. a I—LBO CAN I 3 Regular or Super 24 CT PKG Sioi,e Top Chsrfi.n or Corn,,o d D LB 72C ôat PM 43. Potatoes 2 29 88 U7 JUMBO LILAC 'lOWELS purchcitr THRIFTY MAID CRACKIN" GOOD ilIr t I - SCHLITZ Limit Two 6 Pk s.1 wsth - $5 00 4'..`DIXIE DARLING _ 4- ___ BREAD $i 9 61/2-oz. CANS FOR ROLLS Kraft DRES 'IN°ó'.......2 :; 88c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. CANS T hri I SANFORD C PI G, MEDIUM GGS ACARONI II $100 301 PINEBREEZE DIXIE DARLING TUNA 89 BR Gelatin Is 9 e Can Liners . W aste s * Heft) - OG I 4PKG. ASTOR . PKG. lue $119 73c • • Air J.Il.o ALL GRINDS GIANT I- i • and CANS BLUE BAY • All kent ftesus Solid EACH DEL MONTE HALVES OR jdSOdch — LB • BAG T.m. Bohroom 1 All Grinds ISO CT All Grinds Toxise Pink . 0 0 ISCI 1 Coffee 1Lotion . MoiwsU House Hefty Large 59c Chef Boy AtO., ZE2Ts257 • IOCT PKG EF BUTTER -A EACH :J A DEEP SOUTH 'UU 88c RAZOR __ LOTION 163 75 C V 13D0$I1 I I1 4 QQ SUPER If TWIN BLADE $ C CHEK DRINKS 16oz.IiJ.J KIDNEY BEANS yk SCHICK SHAVER Flwrlf%o ALL FLAVORS TOMATOES FOR ':: 9" Dog Chow 25 MATOES St i k 11 N 1 THRIFTY MAID CANS GREEN GIANT SLICED OR _ Lyel :•: us CANS ! PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY . . . ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCEOLA, LAKE, CITRUS, BREVARD AND COLLIER (NOTE . . . NOT GOOD IN VOLUSIA COUNTY) Reserved WINN DIXIE STORES INC COPYRIGHT 105 Al EE 1st NOTICIEN0 - Prices in this ad good Thurs., Oct. 2 thru Sat., Oct. 4 Quantity Rights JWANAGER S SALE __ F 419 The Beef People sell only iolooks or roosts graded s hield 9A,M, WidnEday, Oct. 1, Ifl5 -7C 419 E. FIRST fty Maid Sliced. r c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. LOAVES LB 12-oz. BOX iS CANS 88c SANFORD Dsatt- Darssny Brown A Servior T.in or FRUITBUNS....S.2 88C 419 E. FIRST ST. �IC--Evening Herald,ford Fl Wednesday, $,), 17S Coupons A&C are worth 400 stamps on a purchase of $20 Coupons U&C through S24.99 rough S19." A are worth 500 stamps on •purchase i2S CoponsA, B&Car,wort6 stamps on a pu rcha se of $30.00 or more t" 200I_Ii11J!S1 300 10 14INIJS %VVahwStanips I lbp'%Wue stamps l: UpValue StampS with purchases totaling with purchases totaling Use this Coupon with the other Triple Header coupons for up to 600 bonus Stamp (E xC luding Items prohibited by la' Coupon Good Thru Oct. 8, 1975 Use this coupon with the other Triple He-&der Coupons for up to 600 bonus Stamps. (Excluding Items prohibited by law) I with purchases totaling Coupon Good Thru Oct. 8. 1975 I 68th Year, No. 36—Thursday, Octof r2, 75 I Richards F0 U Coupon Good Thru Oct. 8 1975 Ill -. GET A EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS UP TO 950 H WITH COUPONSIN TH'SAD SANFORD HWY. 1 7m92/2690 ORLANDO AVE, 1 - - M _5~ • 1 1 I • • WILCWM . . •. s • II • , j NIBLETS AE * 1 J FAIRWAY FARMS r FAIRWAY FARMS GROUND BE FRYERS CORN Fk WHITE BREA CUT Up 59" 12 OZ. CANS LOA 100% - or More LB. C PURE LB. M ESH ) I 7VP LA CENTER CUT SIRLOM LB. FULL CUT SIRLOIN : - The case was tile first trial of 13 persons arrested after raids by sheriff's agents Aug. 15 that Police said broke up a milliondollar-a-year "steal-te-order theft ring ope rating in live central Florida counties, Richards testified he didn't know the television had been stolen when he paid $125 to James Arthur Onie, of Orlando. lie said he thought Onie was cO)Id the area and needed the money. Onie, who earlier pleaded guilty to burglary and turned state's evidence in the theft ring cases, testified he sold the tele0sion to Richards several hours after tw an anotirr 20 OZ. C Beck with H es I To End Foii P ver a I Longwood, guilty of buying, receiving and con c olor tele%jSjofl, knowing it to e t ii ctolen Richards was adjudicated guiityjr,u by tran after the verdict Wednesday n the wo-day trial and obo wed t onhondpendingcompefon0( court-ordered pre•sentenre investigation. lie could receive a maximum five-year prison —0.0 (SUNDAY9A.M.TOI P.M.) _k t o r, • ' , • - By ED I'll V' list sck ii the 'I ,litl LJI lIcrd Staff Writer year. diffe re nce if there is any Beckwith said he's be paid by the county to insure Circuit Court Clerk Art Beck suggesting the county revert e2 equal with Jr. said today he will je pa}checks said the county the coullty corn- (Art) Beckwith said mission suggesting t would have to "make up the eliminating shortened the county would d ifference" in an ad. paychecks for county employes have to make up the minator'payatyear'send jg at the end' of each fiscal year. difference' in an the total salaryis divided by 52 Beckwith's memo is in administrator's pay weeks. The simple way is to go back response to statements that a at year's end if the is to monthly salaries," Beckwith "foulw" In the clerk's office total sa la ry shorted 4 paych e ks or about divided by 52 weeks. The "foulup" was brought to the attention rif the commission Officials estimated it wo Id the old method of paying ad. on Tuesday by Sig Pearson, the take $13,000 to insure that all of county's director of the lice rninlstratocs by the month. the 39 county workers rece ived he said he will ask that an of Management Analysis and a full paycheck 0~s week — the employe's yearly salary be (Continued on Page 2-A) — % - • .. L / ,' •. - A .1 1 I •:It ; I Itlot , ',::;' ;:: •t'•" 't ATTEND . '," . .. Ii % I Ito. - t_ I - - I •'..I Officials of several Seminole County organizations presided at Wednesday's Seminar on Ifealth Care for senior citizens, From lelt are: Mary MrIlhersou, president, American Association of Retired Persons; Bob Daelin, Seminole County Mentsl health Association representative; A lIa, president, Nursing Home Associat ion of Florida; and Edith Harrison, president, Sanford Sealor Citilens. SEMINAR --- - c , Traffic Court Requirement A/so Sought - CALNO Urges Chan es I n Zoning 10 , Annex By DONNA ESTES Iferald SWI Writer burglaryring broke into a Representatives of two of house near Lake Mary and Senii l's no cities Weey LB. -- —: r A circuit court jury has found John Thomas Richards, 27, FM STAMPS - USDA STORE HOURS U. - • CHUCK . fly BOB I IAWI) • 1 - - K.. Iferald Staff Writer WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Guilty PRICES IN THIS AD Wt - - Use this coupon with the other Triple Header coupons for up to 600 bonus Sit mps. (Excluding Items prohibited by I w) - Heniul - 1,egislation to require count), Judges to hold court wimn the courts, becomes effective 19Th liattoway warned there is caseload from aU the cities and the city police officers will be up here among the Seminole County Casselberry), who was "It is not merely the cost in delegation, three members of taway, requires tl~e cities to (Sanford) all day waitingfor court The dollar" she said, "or that the which reside in other counties, notify, by di rect mail, all city police of ficers will be up Floyd said bill pushed residents in city and county , hauled away the TV on a flu tbed night appealed to State Rep. little support among the people Concern is of enforcement local ck. 1 here (Sanford) all day waiting ftough the legislature by the areas, who own property within Robert Hattaway (Altamonte for re ta LB. ining ty courts, ordinances, JI I Onie admitted that he was Springs) to work for repeal of L for court. The concern la the .LB. oup shod apply to all three feet nf Parcels proposed for Hattaway said an advertising UNDER BLADE $1 38 —Casselberry Chairman lack of enforcement ( through counties thvo1vtI Lake and annexa involved In appromay 20 two state laws and for enact. campaign he tion. conducted, glaesb the county court of local or. Brevard Counties as well Edith Duerr y thethef tringjna ment of a rd to require soliciting resposes from the ______________________________________ - A0 dinances," I I ilL City ftcials have lftslstiil 'P L A i, stx4o.eighl month period. The county Ci Seminole. V B Judges to hold traffic people in various areas Of the mail notification, adPlate &WW dher chwPs Courts within the canctwirn, received only 50 Courril 0( Floyd, noting he was for. R OUND BONE ROUND The Seminole County Land vertjsng and additional public against uiilt he he sded municipalities. Local Goverawats cities can sukeap lost is Planning Act and the hearb%3 required are cosfly replies and of these r"efw merlY a police officer, " it none guilty to one glary. ineelliq at th SanfordCity after the abohtion Of mwilpa1 impor ta nt Hatthway, that Justice be meted "Mooney"annexatwa kw,both and unnecessary. inole County's supported the municipal court IlaU, said when the munici Onie one-time roommate, pal CurIS is to raise her xes, out LB. C locally and expeditiously. pushed to passage by the ordy resident legislator. said he system -1 Calvin C. C 1 courts are abolished. some Floyd said the matter is one of "lliere are no more kangaroo delegation, affects only flattawa said he moved at a Yates Jr., also will work for repeal of the LEAN MEATY testified for the sU te. Yates has .. Casselberry Council action must be taken to hold justice rather than revenue. delegation hearing in courts here," Floyd said in Seminole County. LB been Identified as a member of Mooney" annexation law. The Chairman Edith Duerr and court sessions in the city. LB. Mrs. Duerr said her concern defense of the municipal court The "Mooney" law. rpon. Tallahassee to rescind the city officials also asked repeal Altamonte Springs Mayor the theft LB 9 Alt C __ Oviedo Mayor Ion is that the county court will not system Mooney , get sored by former Sta te Rep. to 100 burglaries. He has of the lucid land planning act. Norman Floyd, at the CALNO 0111ff said the only way the be able to handle the Increased Indicating the bitterness felt Eugene Mooney been prosecuted because he (R. tContind on page spent two months with police in S . central Florida pointiq locations burglarized by $i 0 'steal -to-order ring. MORE Yate has been termed MIXED FRYER PAWS LB. key itate witness in cases 0 3 H IND QUARTERS agaiAst the 13 defendants in FRONT QUARTERS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK FRESH WINGS WITH coection with U theft ring. MOHAWK Richar d Long, an editor of GIBLETS A NECK pointed assistant manager of llsays on numerous oca.ssions The New York Times for the C SLICED Lil. BREAST OR LEG The New York Times News an electronic "body I LB. B F IV ER .0worewhile LB. agents tape Past 14 years, today was ap. LB HAM Service, a wire service amt CAN 9 QUARTERS FROZEN FILLETS Pointed edit" of the Evening corded conversations about distributes dispatches from The v Herald. LB. 590 New York Times to 400 /bolen merchandise with LB A. I x MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK Amtrak train, scheduled to ILong, 44. has b uspects. newspapers in 42 countries. BREAST, THIGHS oR FLORIDA COOKED arrive in Sanford at 6:30 am. The jury heard a tape newsroom and wire scrvice L13. 989 Long traveled widely during recording of a conversation editor for more Umn 20 years. today. was derdiled Wednesday LB. his 12 years with the News MACARONI lie started his journalism between Yates and 111chards on a mountain ridge near hm. C TOMATO K RAFT'S c Service, directing the division's A j ,1uI I concerning televisions career as a reporter and / LIBBY'S 70Z PKG. injuring 35 persons, one CHEESE activities in tLSIB and Latin / t. IOZ CAN SAUCE available for quick sale in phobogphet on the Mushogee CALIFORNIA seriousi) : America. He became manager Daily Phoenix, the daily quantities of t and associate editor in 1 0 There were no Seminole DSJ / ltichards testified be does not newspaper in his native LB £ LYKES MEAT OR BEEF LIBBY'S County passengers among the FRENCH Muskogee,Okla. I rememberwhatwassaida( 'i" J IUUC 1OZ CAN 1201 An Air Force veteran of 99 CALI FORNIA F K RAFT BEANS ICEBEPG I time the electronic ' ' or nine yeara, Ing was PKG Korea, !Mng is marned to thc DRESSING AspOkean (or the Sanford eavesdropping took place and associatedwi th agroupof(Iaily former Beer1y :%she The CARL 8UDDIG HEAD Seaboard that hernay have been drinking newspapers in New England Coast Line train.. 301 coupk has three daughters, GREEN at the time masters office said today that headed by the Manchester CRISP GREEN PORK'N PKG" GREENGIANT Mrs Cheryl Thompson of Five other suspects arrested (N.H.) Union-Leader. lie / was no local employes of Amtrak NO 300 160Z CAN PEAS Princeton, N. J.; Debbie, a BROWN COUNTY in connection wi th the tirt ring instrumenta l in launching a BEANS CANS were on the derailed train. student at Mercer Count) are scheduled for circuit court daily for the group in Haehill, RICHARD LONG RED DELICIOUS The derailment occurred 1.8.1 1 College in Trenton, and ' • trials next week. Mas& FRENCH CUT LIBBY'S editor of its West Corzt, edition. Betsy, who will be a sophomore TOMATO showy after noon while many DEL MONTE I / COPELAND HOT OR MILD He J oined The Times as an Two years later he as 14 OZ. of the passengers were eating ap- atSeminolelii ghSchool a BEANS CATSUP BOTTLE : lunch in the dining car, one ofQ WASHINGTON ONE POUND ROLL cars which went off the track. 0 LYKES BOLOGNA. SALAMI OR EA. UD The dWng car slid down a SOFT GREEN ONE Around ........ fA SHASTA h' 4 99 foot embankment and came to ARGO C POUND YO" I Bridge 28 OZ. BTL, DRINKS NO. 303 CA SPINACH est its side just short of •1 smallriver, 3-B ... 100 ROYAL Crossword By JOE ASKItEN 1i The train, "The Floridian," is program is attempting to show C FRUIT A science teacher told the Iferald Staff Writer divided FAIllorial ............... +A in Jacksonville, with the "consequences of condoing, parents present that the M100 GELATIN PI(GS, 40.303 CAN Drair Abby ..&A Some parental opposition was it.COCKTAIL some cars continuing to Miarru program doesn't intend to teach Dr. Lamb voiced against state.approved WITH PURCHASE OF Another parent said the morals and values, but instead and the remainder going across Horoscope 3B films on venereal disease disease problem "can be VALUE STAMPS DOG i1 ' 13.00 0RMORE "provide attitudes to be in I t hestatetoSt. Petersburg CAT WITH PURCHASE OF Ho tal A education for grades six discussed and solv ed in the ternalired within th PURINA 'C e pupil." I wu1ocoupie,en 61 OZ. CAN Obituaries through 12 shown to Seminole home route to "We' I re trying to EXPIRES OCT combat the FOOD S FAIRWAY FARM hene)Thoon at Sports - j ..1-2-B County School officials here Disney World, One mother said part of the fear of discovery," ICE CREAM Wednes day ght Television decided to cancei their plan, venereal disease problem Another mo thet said her 1 EXPIRES OCT. in, Board Women members r set the results from parents not year-old son 'would not be and return home after both r second half of the viewing for 5 discussing it with their JACK'S Offended or damaged by watsuffered minor injuries in the %%'hATllR C DONALD DUCK FROZEN p.m. Monday at the hoard's chlldrei. ching the fi lm s." rnent COOKIES Wednesday's high CommereialSt. meeting room. Board Chairman Robert M . Snell u. 'a /9 9 c rs sa id none of CAN RANuE JvI David and Theresa fteldof Wess HToas, an Altamonte "Bud" Feather said the board films would be shown without Oveglit low . Coldwater, Ohio had originally SUGARFRE Partiy cloudy to cloudy at Springs pat of a sixth will not vote on the 18 films, but teacher preparation befo CANADA DRY E RA * re and . ( . mce grader, said he objected to the will give its opinions to after the viewing. pned a honeymoon some 21 E GINGER ALE CR COLA rain aDd thundmhowem "permissive attitude" Superintendent William P. I ur VAL FRUIT PIES MOntIJ a9u, but their plans STAMPS 17 "V.D., above drugs, is the Cooler through Friday Winds presentation and the Ideii of "Bud" Layer Layer said mt biggest problem facing WITH PUCHA$E o were delayed when Lefiel,l (young TO WVLERS V WE P I variable around 10 mph, "condoning sexual contact of the ma terial w l il be used in people us, she explained . KENDALL FROZEN 502. suffered an attack of 302. IMPERIAL pouNt) WITH PURCHASE Ø becoming north to northeast by betause eerybody's doing it the se venth grade siercc and DRINK MIXES PKG. From September 1974 to May MARGARINE DUARTE-R5 pendicitis. CANS MADRIA - MADRIA Friday. Winds stronger and type of thing" which he said he tenth grade biology classes, i-i i 11 1 5, some fl pupils in the Later P EXPIRES OCT, 9. Im rlans they had m.d SANGRIA gusty near thundershowers. felt in watching some of the Mrs. Snell said no written county, half of whom were Flo oded str"ts residling from rMigi heavy rains m4y be a fora NewOrleam trip ran aftoil EXPIRES OCT, Rain probability 30 per cent films. parental permission planned, between the ages Of 11 and 15, headache for moto ris ts, but Marion Snell, coordinator of SWISS r for i younger generation it is jus t of Hurricane Eloise, then LIQUID DETERGENT 2201 YOGURT $OZ an OPPOrtunitY 10 take off tbek dboirs and have fun. Determined to Wednesdays derailment Complete details and tides the county's comprehensive codid exclude a pupil from the for treatment of V.D., acmake a splash were Diana Duaseau, 13, health plan said the V.D.educational prograni and her brother, David, caused then to decide to return art rn['age 5.a. cording to Mrs Snell. II ilk rald Photo by Ill Vincent) home a Il S I CMR $ A IF CALIFORNIA ROAST BLADE — 68 C UB S 9 STEA K , bur - . w SHOULDER ROAST 1se 84; SHORT RIBS $ 38 SHOULDER ROAST LB. 98 LB. CHUCK R ' ECON-O*AK c 3 CUBE STEAK OR ARMOUR $ ough 88 - MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACX h -— LB. SHRIMP 98 4 sox C98 SPLIT BROILERS TROUT LV DRUMSTICKS LOBSTER 4 99 4/ 3 99c 'I I•J TOMATE LETTUCE 124 CABBAGE 1 APPLES PEARS CANNED 6 99 EX--"A- 77 3 flfl Top VI1LUE STAMPS 5/99 5 99 - As Train Derails *2*69 __•____ -- . ' I / ' - ' / / - 35 Hurt ? . 4/99c 0; - - - 39; 38 EE L Evenin Herald Appoints Long To Editor's Post VERIBIN POR ____ - - MULLET 59c n CHIPPED -. 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Wednesday, Jan. 29, 1975 2438 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO WINN DIXIE 67th Year, No. 139—Thursday, January 30, 1975 ' PRICES GOOD THRU FEB. 11 1975 WE RESERVE VYi PRESCRIPTION Im— A.' PRICES! Osteen Bridge Start Ma y Not Be Far , Off COPYRIGHT 157S SUPERa DRUGS THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUAHTITIES By JOHN SPousKI Associate Editor anything, I expect it now to be County Lngineer Bill Bush less. There are more people challenged SYlvester's position wan ting to bid on this work and on an overpass at the - Lyman 111gb School Band Boosters and students are selling tickets on a Suzuki motorcycle, to be awarded to the lucky winner later In the Spring. The motorcycle has been donated to the Band by Bill White, owner of Suzuki of Seminole County, Highway 17-92, I.ngv,od. Procth will go to pay the cost of new band uniforms. From left: Janice Reindi, Mrs. Sue Calvert, Jan PattIshaII, and Terry O'Halr. (Photo by Elda Nichols) LYMAN BAND OFFERS PRIZE 4 Sports Being Used To Brighten Classes FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Math was a struggle for Craig Bailer as an 8-year. But as a 10-year-old he's learning fast r.i having fun while he's at it in a remedial jogram that uses sports as a teaching aid, "I was flunking out in math in public school to years ago but batting averages are fun," he says. -. - Pupils who reject conventional teaching methods are enthusiastic about studying when it means learning to batting averages for a math assignment, describing how Paul warfielci of the Miami Dolphins catches a football in an English assignment or completing a geography task by locating on a map the site of the recent heavyweight cham. figure nijn i r fight. University School In Davie, a private school operated by Nova University, began Its Sports Learning Center in November to aid 75 'I know we've said it many tunes before and it didn't happen, but feel confident that the time Is at hand for the replacement of the dilapidated Osteen Bridge," 11115 was the statement today from Deputy District Engineer Charley Sylvester, Department of Transportation (DOT) In the District Office In DeLandas he s' F \ ,. 11j , , I Bridges Committee of the ,j ' - propriate permits. And even "there's no hope of ever getting then it wouldn't be for more State and County funds for a than 30 days" project like this, E ven ifittaxes Adaressing himself to other five or six • actual bids opening to take 415, approximately two miles not presently available for the place at the regularly east of Sanford and spans the studies. scheduled meeting of DOT on St. Johns ffiver. — RighLwf-way for SR 419 April 23. According to Sylvester The new bridge, according to from Sanford to Oviedo were ? It would take another 30 days to Sylvester, will be built on scheduled to be acquired this evaluate the bids (May 23 ), and pilings and be one-half mile year, but wi th the reduction of another 60 days before the work long and cost $3 million, gasoline tax revenues It has would start. When questioned whether since been removed from The "LitterLuggers" are gone, but not forgotten! The two road crew responsible for policing the trash and debris alongside the 500-O M miles of county roads have been absent from the county work force for almost a year now, Since they we pa rt f the eeonem!cally autonomous Arthropod Control Department, , they were among the first go go when revenue from dump si tes and transfer sta tions began to slip. When the two men quit, they were not replaced. Their disappearance seemed go un• Ls i . PRELL LIQUID SHAMPOO I 6-oz LIMIT 100 TAME PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSH 5100 ADULT SIZE FOR CREME RINSE & CONDITIONER i&oz. DESITIN COTTON SWABS SKIN CARE a1JOHNSON & MEDICATED JOHNSON HAND LOTION FOR PACK OF FOR 6-oz. 200 2 00 1 FORMULA 44 VICKS COUGH MIXTURE 2 1 100 3 oz (Continued on NJECTOR U01211fLftlis INJECTOR BLADES ASPIRIN BAYER SCHICK BRECK MAYBELLINE FINAL NET CREME FRESH A LOVELY RINSE 80"LE OF CARTRIDGE OF 7 100 LIMIT I LIMIT HAIR SPRAY CLAIROL LIP GLOSS 1 7 t RM " T GUARD ANT) S9 01 OZ 12 OZ IIYIT 9 OF will place high school students the Greater Sanford Cham ber In jobs with non-profit of Commerce and othe r nonorganiutions and 'pay' the profit organizations in the Seminole High School is stutkti with credit towards community. ' Implementing a new student graduation, instead of money as "Th e potential employers community ser vice program on In other student work contacted are very cooperative the practical theory' that programs, and recepti ve," Reynolds said. students learn more in a SHS Is the first high school In Reynolds Is chairman of the working situa tion than In class. Seminole County to Ini tiate the education committee of the The Community' Action CAP but Principal Don Chamber of Commerce, w hich Program (CAP), expect ed to be Reynolds said If the program is Is co-sponsoring the program. success he expects other Only 15 students attended an underway by mid-February, a area schools w il l start the orientation meeting on the 'i program. progr am held at the high school Occupational specialists from this month, but Reynol ds said high school are currently he expects to have 3040 contacting area non-profit students involved once the organizations in the city to program gets into full swing. arrange for employers for the "The students are en. Around the Cluck 4A students, th uslastic about the program," Bridge ..................58 The specialists will check he said. Calendar ..................SA regularly' with both the student Reynolds also Is encouraging Classified ...........6.711 and the employer to insure that students to become pa rt of the Conilcs 511 the student is learning while on program ith the hope upon " Crossworcl Puzzle ........811 the job and that he Is meeting graduation "tbey' (the students) Dear Abby .................6A the employer's requirements. will have an Inside shot at a Dr. Lamb .................. 7/i "The objec t Is to get a one job." Edi torial ................... 4A adult-one st udent relatIonship The program Is open to H0toaCtipe ..................3B so the student can learn," students who are at least 16 Hospital 5A Reynolds said. "Allot us know years old which includes Obituaries ................SA you lear n more on the job than mainly juniors and seniors. Sports ................. 128 in school." Students are limited to a Tele vision ...............78 Stude nts will receive one maximum of two credits Women'f .............6-lA credit for 180 hours of work, towards grad uation . which averages out to one hour The Community Action months. in class for nine program will add to the work %%'EATIIEIt Index - , • COLGATE OLD SPICE 4 : AnII-Pefspir. plpth~Ast%o! 0 Coming Soon.* 0 414-01 size After Shavo 11-01 r 59 COLD A MAKE-Up TABLETS Liquid or BOX OF 2 Lotion _ CORICIDIN COVER- GIRL — — ---- — — — — — — — — — — {'tri'i'i'iii 00 O CZ4 ' NOVELTIES BORDEN S 6v-PACK UI j 1I) —- )JJt!iI'iiJIIL!JOO O POLAROID 108 FILM iRR - SUMMER'S EVE SIXTY. PHILLI compact, 'ABLETS LIMIT I EACH 41 FL.-OZ. BOX OF 100 - - OO1 - - (1!1T'T1 jlflj DOUBLE PACK OF VALENTINE CARDS LINT Ic6Lc CW WHEN Of VAt - AGP4ESIA 27 SECONDS DOUCHE NEGATivi AEG. 22c 25e FArl - - - 89' - Page SM i Students To Work For Credit, Not Pay W SCHICK \\ - - Man ', - REPRINT Is ALO rFOY ONE On . - SMNSM ______________________ _' - -:----.. ) .... . i'u, ,,.. in., ,yu,,i, in oyr,.rinr,,.* - BENZ P-7 , -.----'-- - - __ By BOB LLOYD iWW- For Robbety The court yesterday delayed Indefinitely the scheduled sentencing of a 14-year-old Sanford boy who has pleaded guilty to robbery. Robert Horn Jr., 14, Apt. 23 Castle Brewer Court Sanford, was originally Indicted by th e Seminole Co unty Grand Jury for the alleged robbery and rape June 13 of a Sanford woman. The rape charge was dropped by Herring's office after the boy pleaded guilty Oct. 14 to robbery In the case. In other actions before Circuit Court Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr., a jury found Daniel Williams, 58, of Sanford guilty on a charge of lewd act In the presence of a child. Cowart ordered Williams held pending a pre-sentence Investigation, Th e case Involved a two-year-old girl who was visiting friends In Sanford Dec. 27 with her mother. Wednesday afternoon a circuit court Jury found a 25-year-old Sanford man guilty of aggravated assault after a trial that Assistant Public Defender George Sprinkel characterized as a "swearing contest." Sentencing for Earl Jack Wilflazns, 25, of 400 Pine Ave., Sanford, was delayed and he was tra nsferr ed to Volusla County for a pending trial there, In the Seminole case, Williams was accused of (Continued on Page 8A) an - ___ New firefighters in the Sanford Fire Department gained experience In lighting a real fire recently when this two story house on ewtt Jg [e was burned for practice. Gets 20 Years Herald Staff Writer - - 14 . iy ead : Seminole Sa s Yes ____ By ED PBICKE Herald Staff Writer four points higher. year," La yer said In reply to This year's scores showed a 11w' It.- jrvj gy :.ding o notice bIe drop in English and scores. Can Johnny and Mary read? In reading. However, Board Member Pat That's a question parents arid TeLson wanted to know why so test results educators alike continually ask b' Other Bowers many students in the county show renn and themselves as they go about the y have , in ,reading problems. uneasy task of preparing voca bulary ou t wo .iri. .Iary-roome, th e IIU thi rd gra d e. d nut by fifth tomorrow's leaders from director of elementary UP two I1Ofl today's followers. -. education, q uickly ixilntd out PI&VILWIU..V ' ivan bowers believes that Intelligence tests vary on th grade. Seminole County studen ts not the seven any given day and should never only can read, they can write, Bowers wasn't perturbed by be construed to mean spell and Just generally out. the scores. He pointed out they "Seminole score all other Florida students were Intelligence tests only and dumb." County children are PROFESSIONAL on the 12th grade test. were used aid administrators Assistant Superintendent Dan And Bowers, the county in finding weaknesses in the Dagg school system's director of system and correcting them. tests stressed the fact that the SITTER are used as tools and show pupil personnel, has the "I'm glad to see we're only what a child has dune in It's usually college statistics to back him up. making them smarter every the classroom. students who are Yesterday, he told the Seminole School Board the sum breaking records for of the percentiles on (Ivy basic crowding into tele. phone booths, wreck. tests show students here with total score of 295.85, compared a ing pianos and sitting to253.23 for the State of Florida. for days atop tall "I think that's fantastic," poles, but none can School Board Chairman R.G. compare with the sea "Bud" Feather said, And gulls over Lake MonSchool Superintendent William roe which perch daily Layer added, "You can't get atop pilings to preen much better." The Seminole County School Board Is on the lookout their feathers and for a site The test was administered in to locate an administration building uncramp administration watch for prey in the September. Almost 80,000 offices and gather them at one location. waters below. (Her. students across the state took it, "Because we're spread all over the county, we're masting the a Id Staff Phoi'o by and 1,007 Seminole seniors did taxpayer's money through inefficiency of admlnistation," School Dan Crockett) the same. Board Chairman R. G. "Bud" Feather said. But all the results presented School Superintendent William Layer, at a work session by Bowers weren' t as rosy. In yesterday, proposed locating a "complete complex" on 35 to 40 fact, Board Member Davie acres somewhere in the central part of the county. Sims questioned the 295 scorIng As to location, Layer presented six proposals to school board range on a test that has a 494 members, Layer said the money for the complex has been in. possible and requires a score of corporated in the 1975-76 budget, 300 to enter most state Layer's proposals include: universities. —The officer's quarters at the air bast', The quarters could "Fifty to 60 per cent can't be rented from the city, but would require extensive renovation, qualify to get into the state he said. universities," Sims told — Phase out some of the older elementary schools and use th e Bowers. structures for the complex. But Bowers said many —Locate the administration building in the old Sanford students here have no intention Middle School, or across from it, of continuing their academic —Build on the Sunland site. Twenty acres are available there, education and plan, instead, to —Erpand facilities at the garage In Laigwood into a full work in vocational fields, complex which would house all school operations. Also, Bowers said, if a —Lease part of a motel complex at SR 44 and Interstate 4. student wants to go on to college SEEDCO, the Seminole Economic and Exnpbyment Develop. and can't pass the test, that merit Co., sought to persuade the board to locate at the complex. student can always go the first It's being developed by the federal agency. two years to a junior eollt'o, "Th. {h! 4'' ' Bafloo,teegAuodaU,u food at 14cDonald's, 14 and Wymom Road, Altamoot SpriM. Nods were used to help defray cost of new band mHorms. From left: Jim Luce, Karen Milan, Altamonte Mayor Norman Floyd, noticed — save an errant ton or two of debris left untouched alongside the roads — until County Commissioner Mike Hattaway needed their services this week. Hattaway wanted to have Tuscawilla Road from Red Bug to SR 419 cleaned of unsightly litter that had accumulated there. Commission Chairman Sid Ven Jr. decided to seek help from Sheriff John Polk's prisoners who were languishing away In the county jail. But out of 90 Inmates, only 11 would be available for such a program, Polk told The Herald. Of these 11, six are trustees whose services By MICKEY LOCURIDGE HeraidStaff Writer . ---_---_ ' Search U WVd . - Johni Perkins, 18, of Apt. 53 Castle BrewerCourt, Sa nford, has been sentenced to years in prison for The present bridge, which Is original cost estimates might schedule. As soon as the the July 31 robbery of Robert L. Harper of Sa regarded as one of the oldest In be Jeopardized as a resul t of economy cha es nf ord. ng this project Circuit Court Judge Roger Dykes meted the aetive service in the state, was Inflation, Sylvester said, "If will be rescheduled, sentence yesterday. Perkins pleaded guilty to the charge Sept. 5 and the state dropped a companion charge of possession of a stolen motor vehicle, State Atty. Abbot lerrIng's office, accord ing to court records, also agreed to drop robbery and use of a firearm In commission of a felony charges agalat Perkins In connection with a robbery at Village Rest Thick Stop, Sanford. By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer AIDS BAND - Commerce which met atthe I chamber office this morning. Sylvester sa id: It's the only way we can ever, Stenstrom told the board, HOUSE BURNED — An overpass for the expect an overpass to be built "According to Sylvester, railroad crossing on SR 46 west and the only route logo for DOUGLAS STENSThOM the FOR PR actual construction should start rtR A C Tii.c TICE of Sanford Is not yet on the DOT funding." In July." the site of a tragedy last schedule. It would require The advertising for bids is Octobcr when five persons lost planning studies to be cornscheduled for April 1 and the their lives. It is located on SR pleted first, and the money Is fourth and fifth graders who were having trouble learning. "This is actually a bait center," says center director Leonard Tom asello. "We bait a child through what he is interested in and then proceed to teach him reading and math and language. "As far as1 know, this is only course its kind In the nation." Classroom walls are covered with bubble gum cards, posters and biographies of various sports heroes. Teacher Elaine Emerson says boys who -have to struggle to sit down and write" do It now in order to send letters to places such as the National Football League office for photographs and Informa tion. "Foothill Is something they're Interested In, and If they're Interested In knowing more about Joe Namath they have to write away for Information," she explains. Lake BmtkY ftb Schwl Band - is spoke with Douglas Stenstrom, chairman of the Road and Greater Sanford Chamber of railroad are llling to shave corners In crossing, clung the resolution, submitting their bids" passed Dec 17 by the Seminole Since this particular bridge County Board of Cornhas been at this "replacement" missioners, which sought the stage many times In the past necessary funding for this and "as subsequently with- project through the U.S. drawn from the slate's priority Federal Highway Act list, Sylvester said, "The worst $90 which could happen now Is a million budgeted for this act hitch in delays caused by red covering 12 highway vs tape In procuring the ap railroad conflicts and said For.'Litter=Lu ers 99 McDONALD'S Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents POLE to Board Searching For Central Site to "• �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday. Jan. 30, 7S U 4, NAT10N IN BRIEF Wheat, t Soybean Sale 41 1, I". . ,. .i WASHINGTON (AP) — Government export restrlc- *,. 1•' tions on wheat and soybean sales are being relaxed follow ng canceliction of large purchases of U.S. wheat by the Soviet Union and mainland China. Beginning today exporters will be allowed to sell up to 100,000 tons of wheat and soybeans to Foreign buyers without prior approval from the Agriculture Department. Since October the limit has been 50.000 tons. .•. '. •. . For Dropout School IN BRIEF A' school for drug-related the present facility is over- into the "stem." And Mrs. Telson praised dropouts is overcrowded and crowded. During a recent visit to the Bobo for his teaching methods needs a new location,'he school's executive director told school, located south of and said she was pleased with Longwood, TeLson said, "They the way the students relate to school officials yesterday. Don Bobo, executive director are crowded, really crowded. at Grove School, told school School Superintendent WilBudget at the SCh00, is board members at a work shop 11am Layer proposed portable a new location $55,000, with $15,000 paid by the that he "needed a larger classrooms and attempts, county and the remainder facility to serve new students." for the school that SChOOl Hoard member Pat through ''humanistic'' supplied by the federal Tel.son agreed with Bobo that methods, to help draggles back government. Tankers, Rice Barges Crash Communist Ring ' I'IINO?t PENn, Cambodia (AP) — Two more fuel tankers and four bargeloads of rice and ammunition got through the Communist blockade of the Mekong River to Phnom Perth today. Port officials said a third tanker was sunk by Khmer Rouge rockets, another was beached and abandoned, apparently because of damage, and a freighter was left in the river after her rudder was smashed. Navy escort boats rescued the three crews, the officials reported. But a military spokesman in South Vietnam said two sailors were killed, and four were wounded. Four freighters and three barges were unaccounted for. . Nuclear Safety Studied 0 * Lake Mary Police Beef U p 1 WASHINGTON AP A special government study group is investigating atomic power plant safety, a 1 - Seen As City Income Rises order shutting downi 23 plants to check for flaws in a key emergency system. The commission has given the reactor operators 20 days to comply after cracks were found ins 10-Inch-diameter pipe at reactor in Morris, 111 Th e order is th t ec4nh1 such rnucnt mvc in th I,-,:I five months. Gold Speculators Hit By GLORIA DROGOSZ the police budget and an operating expenses, ad. HeraldStaff Writer unexpected $20,000 cash carry- mlnistrative costs and LA KE MARY— This city is over from lust year instead of necessary insurance and in good shape financially and $8,350, account for the surplus, retirement benefits the city I will be able to beef up its police he said, does not provide its policemen. department, according to The city council is to meet in IV city had budgeted $35,711 l i i Mayor Walter Sorenson. 7:30 tonight to for a police force consisting of special session at WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. James B. Allen, the "It's difficult to believe," decide what to do about Its one chief, and only a fulitime leading practitioner of the Senate filibuster, is Sorenson said today, but the police force, which presently man and one part-time man. threatening to talk to death a rule change that would city has more income than consists of an acting chief, a The budget did not include weakenhlsfavorltelegislauvetactjc.AproposalbySens anticipated and more than part-time patrolman and one funds for Insurance and Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., and James B. Pearson, R By FANNETE EDWARDS charming wife, Matilde, came visit relatives and friends or for enough funds to Improve Its patrol car, retirement benefits which Kan., would allow a filibuster to be stopped by a threea Stay there or just shopping. police force without pinching to Deltona on Jan. 2, 1968. Herald Correspondent It is to coaslder whether to councilmen agree they should fifths majority of those voting instead of the present two. , The award is given to the Rodriguez is the oldest living pennies from other budget increase the force to a chief, provide. thirds. The rule change is expected to come to the Senate DELTONA — The most citizen who, in the estimation of veteran (as far as can be areas, two full-time men and to buy There are about $2,700 in floor soon. coveted award to be received the committee, has done the determined) in Deltona, having In spite of a decrease in another patrol car or to con- unspent salaries in the police by an individual in Deltona is most for the community of served in World War I at the building permits and other tract with the Seminole County budget because Chief Gerald "The Citizen of the Year" l)t'ltona and who continues tobe Argonne Forest with the 304th related revenues, the city has Sheriff's Ullman Urges Tax Action Department for Fitzgerald resigned Jan. 14 and award, presented each year, active in all community affairs. Engineers. He is a retired In- approximately $18,0 in tin , services, also because the department WASHINGTON ( AP) — Rep. Al Ullman is urging his since 1969, by American Legion lie and his wife have been tenor decorator from New anticipated and unspent funds, Sheriff John Polk told the city has not operated at full staff for House Ways and Means Committee to approve a tax-cut Post serving those who need York City. For many years ac.oriilng to Sorenson. A $4,500 he could provide two cars, four the budget year, according to bill by next week as President Ford indicates some This year, Manuel Rodriguez assistance in the community before his retirement he increase In utility franchise patrolmen and one sergeant for Sorenson. flexibility in dealing with Congress on tax reductions to of 1108 Elgrove Ave., Deltona, since their arrival. Their car is worked with youth at the New revenues, a $2,700 surplus in $78,930. This would also include Even though the sheriWs boost the slumping economy. But Ullman says his was the recipient of this award at the disposal of anyone, Yor!. Central YMCA and for 10 department proposal Is in line 4 meeting Wednesday with Ford failed to break the Impasse at a dinner-dance held in the mostly senior citizens. widows. Years after his retirementarive wiui what it WIU COS5 t7e city 10 on Ford's Oil import tax program. The tariff hike. opposed Deltona Community Center widowers and the ailing. They this work his full time. keep its own force, Councilnm by most congressional Democrats, goes into effect with a record attendance of 200. drive them to and from the Immediately upon their Burt Perinchlef, police cornSaturday. Rodriguez, 82, who with is doctors' offices, hospitals to arrival in Deltona he became missioner, is expected to active In community affairs. lie By JEFFREY MILLS The Investigator, who de- recommend that Lake Mary Associated Press Writer joined 14 clubs and dlined use of his name, refused keep its organizations, be said, but first A intensive FBI hunt is under to say how many agents were He is also to present coin. and foremost were the Veterans way for members of the radical assigned to the task force. But parative cost figures to the organizations of Deltona. Weather Underground in the he said it included "a suttan- council tonight. As John Hall, chairman of the bombing of the State Depart- tial part of the Washington field DETROIT (AP) — Some fi- several large banks and sWd they could not recall the the S12D million it earned in the committee who selected him, ment In Washington and the at~ office and agents across the nanclal analysts say the na- brokerage houses predict that industry as a whole reporting same period last year, its low, said, when introducing tempted bombing of a federal country," _____________________ tion's slumping auto Industry, together the four major auto net losses In a quarter before, est return in years. GM Rodriguez, "HIS age is no building In Oakland, Calif. The FBI has said the Weather ~WHINK It TMAT NEW UNIFORM; traditionally among the most companies probably will lose and certainly never in a nonst- earned a record $2.4 billion in factor. There is no "A special task force Is car- Underground, which has limit to his profitable in the world, may be money in the first quarter of rike period. 1973. talents and capabili ties, Ser- r)ing out an intensive investi- claimed responsibility for a tIngln the red for the first 1975. The Ford Motor Co. Is ex- vice to the The analysts predict that CAREER APPAREL, Community, Sta te gallon under the direction fl number of bombings since 1970, _____________ thIs pected to lose between $75 mEl.. nd 4aUW.s ben his wat. high-level personnel," a federal is believed to have less, than 30 __________________ Investment counselors for veyed by no more than lion and $100 /nillIon this quar- chword a life." Investigator said early today. members. tee, compared wi a $124 mu__________________________________________ lion quarterly profit in 1974. The analysts estimated th lose at least Chrysler Corp. will $25 million and as much as $50 million this quarter. They made NEW ORLEANS, U. (AP) York City. "I would character- for a five-pound sack of sugar no predictions for American Sugar warehouses across the ire it as a temporary over. has taken five steps down from Motors Corp., the No. 4 auto nation are full and sales have supply in the market." a peak of $3.74 last Nov. . The maker, although they said AMC been so slow some refineries This is the industry's slack latest, effective Friday, Is $2.48. is expected to lose, have been forced to shut down, season and part of the slump is Kolodny said supermarket Combined 1974 profits of the It is a sharp comedown for normal, he added. But there prices often reflect the higher B ig are expected to be off sugar, which rose 410 ner cent was nnlhlnti rHn. !!'Y1! th "!l rrice ef sugar th.t nuuut ;, pr tent, to aboui I.I in price last year to join oil as a accompanying sag in prices. was in the supply pipeline and billion. GM, Ford and Chrysler symbol of shortage and inArnstar's wholesale list price hasn't been depleted. record combined profits of flation. $3.6 billion on sales of $71 billion Raw sugar has fallen in 1973 since it topped out at $64.50 per Meanwhile, there were these 100 pounds last Nov. 20. other economic developments: The world's largest refinery, the C&H plant in San Francisco, —In the wake of cancellation called a five-day layoff. The by the Soviet Union of orders second largest, Amstar's f 37 million bushels of Amer. refinery here,has just reopened A motorcycle involved In a officers. Ican wheat, Secretary of Agri. after a week's shutdown, fatal traffic accident last night Lngwood Police patrolman culture Earl 14. Butz said the Prices slashed up to "Other refineries indicated on U. S. 17-92 at Longwood has Robert Partain said Rock government plans to relax exthey, too, were shutting down," been taken to the Sanford Keller, 18, of 672 E. Longdale port curbs on wheat and soy. said Saul Kolodny, a spokm Crime Lab for examination, Ave., Longwood, was killed beans. Thie restrictions were man for Arnstar Corp. in New according to Investigating when his motorcycle, south. imposed in October because of bound on U. S. 17-92, collided fears heavy exports would with a pickup truck making a bring on shortages and higher eft turn onto the four-lane prices for Americans, n divided highway from Florida —Sugar industry spokesmen ' Avenue. said some refiners have been ' Charles Eric Rohrer, 28, of forced to halt operations Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only. Sandlewood Villas, Airport temporarily, or plan to, Boulevard, Sanford, identified because of heavy unsold stocks. The Big Deal Is about to become the Biggest After they were flatly denied .cer plants. by police as driver of the truck, a rate increase and found to be The Board had tagged the Aas listed in satisfactory Deal to ever hit Central Florida. Drexel-Heritage out of compliance with county firm with a $37,850 fine for the condition today at Florida Furniture Showcase is having a store-wide Evening utility regulations, Southern items of non-compliance, but Hospital North, Altamonte sale, with prices slashed up to 50% off on the Gulf Utilities has successfully the fine will be reviewed by the Springs. Sundu'.' IIcniId petitioned the county for new circuit c ourt. The firm had world's most elegant lines,, .Drexel and HeritPolice said Teresa Clark, 16, ' '.'ti t),, t o .Intl Suntl rate and compliance hearings, obtained a court injunction of 3001 S. Park Ave., Sanford, a Ct.ra.trri age, Founders, Flair, Selig, Tomlinson, Century, "" p, ''i' County commniissioners prohibiting such action last fall, passenger in the truck, was The Sa"ford HtrAla, Inf. Design Institute, Hi-Briten, Karastan, Meadow Orlando Furniture 14 r VCItth A ve . Sanford. several weeks ago denied a Southern Gulf's requested treated and released at Florida jz?yi Craft, Thomasville, Sealy and SprIng Air. large rate hike because the firm rate hikes would have doubled North. tjs out of compliance with the averal:e water bill and more .,, But hurry ... the biggest deal of all Is over Sun. Sgt. Michael Fisher is in. "'d p utility restrictions, than tripled the minimum vestigattng the death, Partain day at 6 PM. 7478 S Or, flossrn Trail Afttr hearing sewer length) ,id. and no (hrges have r '' r'.' " v Just South of the Gold Key Iflfl tcstunony from utility control William Fuller, Sanford pending further investigation in . e inspectors and Southern Gulf attorney representing the firm, the C Extended store hours: representatives, the Board asked for the rehearings this Friday 10 AM-9 PM decided that the firm did not week, explaining that a j1,1jJI Clip this coupon I Q=ZN-3KE= ' 01 Saturday 10 AM-6 PM regulate sewage rehearing would have to be held and bring It wtah YOU. trtatmnt firi1it' ;iI atef he!nrr the t1e(±ion could be tin clay 12 N 000- t3 PM be OFFICE FURNITURE r / qualit). Also, 'xamp1es of appealed to the circuit court. OFFICE MACHINES "poor housekeeping" were The hearings will begin on cited at the firm's ater and April 1. OFFICE SUPPLIES LONDON (All) • s De tona C t zen Of Year Goes To 0/dest Veteran Allen Threatens Filibuster rn Deal Eer! 50% . during our EDIBLE i ostore warehouse sale. 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This 7 Pc Spanish style dining group includes a china base, a china deck, trestle table and 4 side chairs Set is constructed of selected hardwoods wood products and simulated wood products with stained finish and " SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) —• It was the second setback The First National Bank of San this eek for Arab businessmen Jose has withdrawn plans to trying to invest in American sell 650,000 special shares to a banking. Saudi Arabian multimillionaire Beirut oil broker Ahmad C. for $14.1 million. Sarakbi said Tuesday he had The announcement was made given up his effort to buy con. Wed nesday, two (lays prior to a trol of the Community National shareholders meeting at which Bank of Pontiac, Mich.,, after a vote was to have been taken the Teamsters' union withdrew on issuance and sale of the its commitment for a $9 million shares to Adrian M. Khashoggl, loan. 39-year-old bead of the multina- Khashoggl investor bought Rep. Fortney H. "Pete" Stark's tlonal Triad Holding corp. Creek bank In 1973. In Beirut, Lebanon, Kha- Walnut Stark, 1)-Calif., introduced legshoggl confirmed he was abana one- islation Jan. to restrict for. donir.g his bid to buy gn control over U.S. banks. third share of a California bank. Acceptance of Khashoggi's (.11.-..' i.., . u.... 1 A , -. brass finished metal hardware Table is unass'mhl'd Items can be purchased separately. , 3 Sti:tVj#t I*4*;'_ Closeout s av i ngs! Save $60 to $170 on cstasy I I" mattress sets. Twin to king. Twin set, orig. 219.98 - M , Now 179.90 Full set, orig. 259.98 Now 199.98 , Queen set, orig. 369.95 Now 269.95 , King set, orig. 469.95, Now 299.95 That s S60 to St 70 closeout savings' And our Ecstasy ll• se' is loaded with features Like in incredible coil count (936 in king mattress thiru' Plus ref ilient side Supports to Preyerfl edge breakdown And, of course, a split foundation i n both king and queen sizes So one side is extr,i firm the other super fir rn 11T _ majority of-the i~nk's board of I__ 116 't•__1 k': N ".. \ ut By WILLIAM L RYAN Sadat seems to have mollified AP Special Correspondent his Syrian allies, who sound less President Anwar Sadat's di. bellicose lately. fie has been plomacy, while it al lows a hit of able to say heretofore tinthe nerve-chattering tension to sayable things, for example: ooze from the chronic Middle Egypt wouldn't fight if Israel East crisis, may now generate ctossed into Lebanon against severe pressure on Israel. Arab guerrillas. The Palestine The Egyptian leader's visIt to Li beration Organization has Paris and his steady flow of been industriously polishing Its pronouncements recently have peace image, even to announccreated the impression that he Ing punishment of Arab guerwas sending Israel a signal. nilla terrorists. The message: If a war is to be Sadat openly agrees with Sec. averted in the spring, the next retary of State Henry A. Kissin. significant move is up to the ger that Egypt's demands for Israelis. new Sinai withdrawals can be The logic of peace as a neces- reconciled with Israel's desit)' for Egypt long has been mands for political concessions. abundantly obvious. Sadat's lie clings to support of K1&sin. government, perennially and ger's step-by-step approach. He expensively girded for war, pubiiviy advocates Arabmight have great difficulty American and ArabEuropean , staying afloat in turbu lent seas dialogue on oil problems. He of domestic crises in talks peace In an Arab world my and in politics, accustomed to fire-eating Still, Sadat's performance threats against the perennial has to be regarded as bold, considering Egypt's circumAll this must have taken instances His stated policies volve risk of backlash from testinal fortitude, but it brought jealous worry about any dent in results. Pressure on Israel, long it* acquired facade of manifest in a Europe worried about oil, seems now to be inArab unity. There could be too, that the Russians, already Creasin( from the United irked by Sadat, will be miffed States. anew by his military hardware Kissuiur iil h f( 5(kfl to shopping in France. Moscow explore some new steps. One Issource, but now Sadat seems to raeli concession that would at Indicate a hope of at least least raise a prospect for the loosening that grip, sort of Sinai withdrawal that But the Egyptian president Sadat could accept. Also, since seems to be doing well. He has Sadat wants to avoid any look of launched the Idea that he is go separate deals, such a move ing as far as he can go without might be accor.panled by some sign of a concession from panslon of the buffer zone sepathe Israeli side that he can rating Syrians and Israelis in safely accept. the Golan heights. .. .4,0 T . come to rlando's Mishap LIr~ \\W Pressures I ' Longwood Youth n• y h '14 Sadat Diplomacy DUNS - l ) — MOSCOW (AP) — Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko has added a two-day visit to Syria to his Middle East trip, lass announced today. The Soviet news agency said Gromyko would visit Damascus Saturday and Sunday. It announced previously that he would arrive in Cairo on Monday to continue consultations with the Egyp tian leaders. Egypt's Middle East News Agency reported that after his talks in Cairo. Gromyko would visit Iraq. Auto Industry Nearing Red Sugar Supplies Stack Up Americans dealing in gold illegally sere among the speculators who made fat profits in the LUr(It1,i gold rush late last year, according to seine London bullion dealers. The speculators cashed in their Profits Dec. 30, the day before the U.S. government lifted Its 41-year ban on Americans owning gold. London dealers said the speculators Included Americans, businessmen from Europe and Lat Arab sheiks, hoarders from France and other countries and the financial directors of some International corporations. , j FBI Presses Search Rho Rom WmW k Gromyko To Visit Syria , Dies I By BOB LLOYD papers, a 35mm camera, an Patrolman D.L. Anderson a rock was thrown through a Herald Staff Writer valued at $150 was stolen from bond after arresting him aircraft radio receiver and reported burglars on a entered the Sheriff's deputies today were pass r window but entry wasn't gain ed his yard. po ts in addition to the Sanford Salvation Army ce New Jersey warrant charging nter, to the office. investigating a report of a money in a bank bag. Walter C. Chlttenden, 525 E. escape. 700W. 24th St., apparently by a John McCray, 33, of 815 missing briefcase containing Deputies said a light green S e m o r a n Boulevard, Pecan Ave., Sanford, is being Deputies said no trace has gym door and took two bicycles $10,000 to $14,000 In $100 bills, been found of the missing and toys after attempts to station wagon with two oc- Casselberry, told deputies a held in county jail at Sanford. Richard Johnson, 34, of briefcase, cupants was seen leaving the 1876 dime valued at $1,500 was burglarize a soft drink vending Ronald Wallace Johnson, 19, Miami Lakes, Fla,, told missing fro &,ne at a high rate of Sanford police today were ma c hi ne failed. from his residence of 1800 W. 13th Place, Sanford, deputies he lost the brown investigating the reported theft was also be ing held without In other reports, depu ties' after a burglary, Sheriff's deputies and FBI Deputy P.J. Riggins reported bond today leather briefcase yesterday on of $2,125 in carpet samples and agents today In county jail on a were investigating Said two outdoor loudspeakers $80 in change and a Palm Springs Drive between carpet laying tools bottle from a van, an attempted valued at of New York parole violation $200 burglary Roberts and Oakhurst Streets Robert Brown said the carpet night at the were taken from whiskey was also reported charge. Sanford officers Orlando Federal bleachers at the Trinity Prep taken Iy the burglars .sho In south Seminole. and tools were taken from his Savings arrested Johnson yesterday on School athletic and Loan Association Johnson said the briefcase unlocked van In an 'illeyway cifice in the Butler Plaza field off SR427. apparently entered by a sliding charges of leaving the scene of also contained some Bahama behind his 612 Lowell Crosby, Raymond glass door, Locust Ave. Shopping Center, Casselberry, an accident with injury, Ave., Longwood, reported a 18 stock certificates, personal home. Sanford police jailed a city- careles careless driving and no drivers Deputy R.E. Winger reported horsepower outboard motor, employed laborer today without license. I~IA Manuel Rodriguez receives award from Legion Senior Vice Commander Terry Lingo and 'MIII Deltona" Sue Stanley. (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards) Thursday, Jan. 30, 197$-3A Dekputies Search For Missing Briefcase WORLD ALI.. U.S. Relaxes Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. More Space Sought . .. •" '.'7: -:'.' -. ________ _____ __________ _____ ___ �- ' . . flena 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. I honestly don't know the reason why there have been to many local golf tournaments lately. Perhaps it's because I wasn't "addicted" to the game previously, or suddenly the promoters have found an easy route of gathering funds for their favorite charities. Whatever the reason, there's a definite increase in tournaments and participation by the duffers In the area, Two more to add to the scene. John Carl mailed the Invitation for the ann.Vl Cancer Tourney. Last year's initial effort was worth a couple grand for the Cancer fund.. a very commendable Job, to say the least. Also in the mall was a personal letter from Paul &nith announcing the 5th . Annual Union 76 In. vitatlonal. This one is scheduled for two days, also at the Mayfair Country Club, and as far as I can determine &nitty's only objective Is for the en___________________________ trant.s to have a good time, ___________________________ O000ps, almost overlooked that new Ford for a 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday, Jan. 30, 1975--AA WAYNE D. DOYI.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CtJHHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 11011le Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. S'28.40. 8', Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Saigon hnk'.1n.tn.- 'whi ch .. Only Barrier it was President Kennedy who made the following observation "My experience in government Is that when things are non. controversial and beautifully coordinated, there Is not much going on." — ntifnmnitt'nIlv T...,1 k.-1r,ag, . .a .. 1 C emical Warfare h world's population. Neither can indifference wipe out the American stake in South Vietnam's future. The words of Adm. Noel Gayler suggesting renewed U.S. intervention in South Vietnam should Of the .-'. :; ' 'V. '1'c' '.11''.' ... ________ . - ,, , -t-. (NEA) - 1 . ________ . . ZZ I Reversed 1w U .. WASHINGTON - . -- . Shevin .f I .• To Seek Ruling - On Florida Death Law : ç TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A dea th sentence that Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin wants to go to th e U.S. Supreme Court in order to decide th e fate of Fl orida's capitalpunishment law has been upheld by the Florida Supreme Court. Th e court said in a 4-1 opinion Wednesday th at Learje Leo Alford, 28, a minis ter's zn from Palm Beach, should the for th e "consciencele and pitiless crime" of rape and murder of a 'O Th e opinion, 13-year-old girl. writte n by Chief Justice James C. Jr., gave a detailed review of its past death-penalty decisions and reasserted its 1973 decision that the 1972 florida law Is constitutional. "This is precisely the kind of case the United States Supreme Court should have to face in deciding whether the people of Florida are going to have the right to remove such violent indi vidua ls from their midst permanently," '-* i .; * 11 / i ki '. :' c. .. - .?.*.*, .,;.. - ,WV#,,% , 'I - ,-. — SPOiS associate editor 10 I TOM TIEDE Political I ¶J.\ Ii. " I!h. ______ I ' ' - - I - . - il 1' .',' ________________ ' J. ' ______ ___________________ __________________ ____________ _______________ ____________ He said he would argue the case personally before the itio' high court as he did before the state Supreme Court on Oct. 9. . 'Watch Chiles' By DONNA ES7ES worked long for human needs. Senate. Herald Staff Writer She believes Democrats of Mrs. Everidge arrived back ALTAMONTE SPRINGS.-. the older school are pushing a In her hometown, Plant City, i The vice presidential spot is in ticket of Sen. Henry Jackson of time to receive the "Good the future for U. S. Sen. Lawton Oregon and Ohio's new Sena to r Government Award" from the Chiles not in 1976, but in 1980, John Glenn, the former Jaycees chapter there. predicted Mary Jim Everidge, astrona ut, but Mrs. Everidge Business covered at the ..president of the Democratic would prefer that her party quarterly board meeting at Women's Club (DWC) of nominate Sen. Lloyd Bentson of Altamonte's Red Carpet Inn ,, i Florida Inc. at the club's Texas and Sen. Morris Udall of included revision of the club's quarterly meeting of the Arizona. "The Democrats have constitution and by-laws which executive board here, a weal th of hopefuls, all of will be presented to the ,, . "You better believe Chiles whom ha ve much to offer," she membership at large. and Sen. Richard Stone are in said, The next board meeting will the national spotlight right "(Sen.) Ted Kennedy (of include a legislative seminar along with Reubin Askew,' she Massachuset ts ) was still the April 30 and May 1 and 2 at said, most popular man at the mini- the Capitol in Tallaha.ssee, The ~ _, At th e mini-conventi on of the convention," Mrs. Everidge women will also sit in on House Democratic Party held in said. Gazing into her crystal and Se na te sessions and parKansas City last month, Mrs. ball again, she predicted ticipate In several workshops. Everidge picked up the feeling Arkansas' new senator Dale Guests are expected to be . I down before hi:; term in tiefeated former Sen. W1lihjii 8Iley and national coin. office Is up in order to put Fullbright, w be president mitteewoman Hazel Evans _____________________ Nelson Rockefeller in a someday __________________________________ stronger position in the 1976 She believes Florida will pass presidential race, the Equal Rights Amendment r _____________________ __________ "And Rockefeller will be hard' this year, adding there are Mrs. Everidge, DWC president (second from right) with (from left) Ma, William, Ms. Windsor and to beat," she said, noting enough votes already in the Ms. Non-is Rockefeller is personable, has house of Representatives and ........~ ties with the people and has the Ude is turning in the Florida ___________ Catches Cold (. . - _____________ Early Bird .. . To Gurney Records Sought ____________ TAMPA, Fla, (AP) - A federal judge says the bank GILFORD, N.H. - (NEA) When, following records of 48 undisclosed business transactions must be t, schedule, the Morris Udall presidential camI . Produced for the Feb. 24 bribery and conspiracy trial of paign stopped at a home here for a reception, It is now practical to Implant transmitters in r form(-r Sen. Edward Gurney. % the bodies of parolees, enabling a cen tral there was naught but embarrassed confusion. N. W. Wells, an offi ce r of Sun Bank of Orlando, argued l I The home looked deserted, the front walk was manager to keep IsIs on where his man is at all . ' received, Wednesday against a defense subpoena for the . covered with snow and there were no cars of the documents, claiming it would cost the bank obout $2,500 to _______ Equal consideration should be given to his faithful to be seen, "Well," said a Udall aide, A. chronic lawbreaker could be required to get them from a depository In Flora, Miss. r I U111 conviction that economic and material aid to the carry a transmitter-receiver. If he went where miffed but hopeful while he whistled for inside I ul~N Michael F. Cycmanick, defense attorney for codefen. 11), GWRIA DROGOSZ implementing land planning Growth and Energy Col South Vietnamese now could avoid the need for a , attention, "we are a bit early." he should not, he'd be warned by urgent signals. . - _.' dant Earl N. "Duke" Crittenden, argued that the bank n- for the Grmkth and Energy conunissioner and chairman of Herald Staff throughout the state, according mittee; Re p. Bil I Writer Early — I and how. There are no records for this decision on intervention in the future. he'd r- . _ l Nelson, Committee. Z-'.stx)Wd do everything possible to produce the records and CALNO, and Troy Piland, 1 .,. to Hattaway, and he says he chairman of the Growth Sub. kind of thing save memory, but it appears the receive frequent favorable signals, designed to foot the bill for the expenses. 1 County and local officials who Winter Springs mayor. U.S. commitments under the treaty with the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — plans to present a bill asking committee; Sen. Ed congressman from Arizona has established a encourage this behavior. I Dunn, so far confirmed that they will A special act, sponsored -by ____________ Communist government of North Vietnam, which State Rep. Bob Hattaway the state to enact a technical Volusia County; Harry Sch- attend the meeting One theorist would force record for premature presidential elec. speeders to include the Seminole County Cornesterday announced plans to assistance program. led to the withdrawal of American troops and the . tioneering. It is 14 months until New Hampshire mertrnann, chief of the Bureau Roger Neiswjnder, Seminole mission, was passed - ~.,. watch films of hot rodders. 1bey'd get hit with a Under by the push for a state technical return of American prisoners of war from holds the first primary, a lmost two years until painful electric shock whenever the man in the Lack of funds killed the last of Local Assistance of the State County planner; Warren E. state legislature requiring ' assistance program to aid sta tewide ELMS Act proposal, Department of Community "Pete" TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Th e prosecution says Indicted Sou theast Asia, do not preclude continued arms movie disobeyed a traffic sign. t.the national balloting, but here he is aaklng Knowles, Sanford's city Se minole and its seven ci ti es to l Seminole County's corn- accordi ng to Hattaway. and Affairs; Mike Szunyog also former state comptroller hands and Fred Dickinson's requests It's reported from abroad and financial support for the Saigon regime. t one Judge orbegging votes. "I want to restore of manager and chairman of the prepare a co m pr ehensive land prehensive land planning ef- could do so again. He hopes that the Bureau of Local Assis have his extortion-conspiracy trial delayed or moved leadership," he says. Yak, yak, yak and yawn dered a brain operation on a compulsive gaintance, technical advisory committee; use plan by 1977. Indeed, the treaty itself has been ignored by forts. from Tampa are _____________ groundless. and At that, Dan bier to Udall's his technical assistance ,( but one of Dobbins, staff worker John Morris, Sanford city many suiting up . But the Council of Local the Communists with thcreasingiy savage ofAssistant U.S. Atty. Anthony LaSpada Wednesday before the game commences. JerryFord a There's tsl1 too, of Implanting heha1. money is program will be an alternative He said no state Governments (CALNO) was fensive into the south and refusal to assist in ac opposed both motions submitted earlier in the week by nounced his intentions to make a legitimate bid modification chemicals in the.bodles °f some solution to the shortage told In January no funds exist to available to help the local a nd of state Schweiker Sets Stetson Address coun ting for hundreds of Americans missing In Raymond La Porte, one of Dickinson's three attorneys, for the office last year, former Oklahoma Sen. habitual offenders, When sensors reported the a nd federal funds hampering get the planning act off the planning effort, but that action. chemical supply had reached dangerously low Fred Harris has been sniffing New Hampshire land planning effort. DELAND ground. I manpower is and Sen. Richard S. ternoon senate sessions \ and . ~ v levels, the parolee would be ordered in for a new .1:~ ~ V*"/ trails for months, Henry Jackson has conle, /i The question of any American moral obligation NL4 ~ _, ~ Members of the Seminole state) can send us people to He hasset up a meeting Feb. Schwelker (R.Pa.) will speak at deliver a formal speech in the I Lloyd Bentsen, Jimmy Carter and any to the government and people of Sou th Vietnam is legislative delegation have went on the Seminole plan." 5, 1:30 p.m. in the Coun ty Stetson University in DeLand evening, 11 number of others who forage in secrecy. The men who design these proposals ap. "'irT' = . vowed tinue to press the to con moot The Stetson Model U.S. Commission's Chambers in on March 7, during the fourth 11 patently have imaginations which reach out "Every weekend It's someone else," says a .0 I Hattaway is a member of the Sanford CALENDAR with state, county and Stetson Model U.S. Senate, it Senate is a political science state to reconsider Seminole's Affairs in Southeast Asia simply matter too alnx* infinitely. local, "Senators, congressmen, governors, Oscar I five-man Growth and Energy city officials and other was The Casualties Reach Home announced today by Pam workshop in which students application for funds and have much to the United States and the rest of the world Weinermeyer of Oshkosh A prominent mind specialist has already God knows there's I Committee of the House of legislators serving on the House Koontz. chairman of the annual from colleges and universities said state officials will help the still plenty of time to get more candidates than to be ignored. proposed that all political leaders be routinely Representatives assigned to Growth from th r oughout the Eastern county apply for federal funds. and Energy Committee event. JAN. 30 Feb. 3 voters," given drugs which would repress any President Ford intends to ask Congress for study the local land planning to discuss the U.S. spend four days in manpower and Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 gression-host11Ity tendencies they might have. natives, to be sure1 don't normally restoration of $300 million cut recenfly Schweiker, who was named a caucuses, committee sessions statewide financial assistance the state p.m., Altamonte Springs Astrological Resn.ch Gulid act and the proposed Chronic alcoholics have been proposed as ing 'Politicos drop dollars into the Environmental band mIght'ojc minorit member I an d formalized military aid appropriations to South Vietnam. ____________________ Community Center (use south 8 p.m., Starlight Ranch Mobile I economy, create publicity which does for , logical sub*W for experimental brairi work. Management Act Editor, The Herald: (EI.MS). Senate Co=iitU* to probe the considering, debating bnd ' Some ammunition has bm shifted from stores Curtailment of any type of mall is not con- the tourism industry . Home Recreation 600 Eager eerts some time back began and, besides, some of the In behalf of our Local Branch 1777, of the doned by the letter _______________ in Thailand, but more ammunition, artillery and carrier, a nd Pershing, we feel th Or lando. Speakerprescribing drugs for hundreds thousands of National Association of Letter Carriers, and Seminole's "little ELMS act" conference so far arc: Rep. Intelligence Agency, will students adopt Altamonte Players, "Ready at if our candidates are more fun than the (reahouses the indentity of routes were properly adjusted there would not be th Ron Cole on "Pluto". aviation fuel are essential if South Vietnam — and could serve as a model for Hyatt Brown, chairman of the participate in one of the af- various actual e state fair. Says an observer: 'then You Are C.B.", chUdren to keep them calm in school and ouL "We had this ____________________ interest for a better Postal Service, we %vuld serious delays which are now in existence. senators. perhaps all of Asia Altamonte Springs Civic Researchers note that some day, properly like is to remain free of Corn. One guy come up one year who was so dumb he our position concerning certain Our work day Is based on a strictly full eight didn't know the state borders. munist domination, Center, 8:30 p.m. Advance designed chemicals, placed in the water postal policies. Our aim is not to He spent a whole criticize otir hour assignment, and It Is essential reservations or tickets at door. irs of major citi keep morning in one town, smiling and waving to all, An response is called for. The reservo es, could produce employer, but to supply truthful facts to the moving without regard for fatigue during our before he found out the place was In \'ermoa" changes In all who drink th e water regularly, publi c Saigon government may be a flimsy barrier to the order correct distortions and entire assignment. Interior DesIgn, 7 p.m.-10 Yet Yet if this kind of activity can be fully apDoes this mean that one day a man seeking to misleading information. p.m., Adult Education Campus Communist th rust in Asia, but it is the only ba rrier We resent being followed and spied upon as JAN. it, 1915 become the dictator of his country or wishing ur ing an election year, It straJzu d Margaret Leonard, Orange City First of all, would Bldg. 38, 8 weeks. For reserlike our pa trons know we have. perform our duties. At ADMISSIONS Doris F. TyPic. TUuvUIe to conquer another land when our interest one year before. Udall Is drawing scant will see to it that that each day the letter carrier delivers Karen Crawford vatlons call SJC Community all the country Li involved In an Dorothy E Graham, Winter appropriate behavior-tnodjfjcation chemicals mail that management will permit crisis, the crowds and Harris does little more than upset Vit H;ckok Services Office. Springs. deli vered, Postal Service should not beenergy emes burning valuable Senlamin Hughes are dropped Into the DISCHAROIS of major without overtime or help, o w"9n special fuel in the vehicle of to the left O( George Fart W Skiver Sanford Ch'lt.an, 7:30 pm population centers countrywide, Insuring a occasions. In other words, each nonproductive supervision. McGovern, What's more, says Carrel County MitIe EnIand &My C Mui.e morning when It is required by (aval1er Restaurant 17-9 the Postal Service that Democratic Chairman Don Ekberg, "This early, docile population ready to follow his commands? the letter carrier leaves the Post Offi for PatrIc.a N. Franks R00%IVePt Harris 9 ce his Supervisors spend at least two hours daily all they do is screw up the Party organUation." JAN. 31 Where does this bring us' How far are we assigned hours or duty, he takes all the mail driving around our routes at Samuel W. Smith Patricia I Fran a cost of millions of The Social Security Advisory Council has agreed to prepared to go in dealing with those who management has provided for delivery that day. dollars When they come in so far in advance of reality, Norman de %'erc Chapter Edna Shawger myrtle W Purdy to the taxpayer. While their attempts to Ekberg reasons, candidates tear repeatedly rob, steal, drive too fasL drink too Chail.s R Lusk recommend financing of Medicare hospital benefits fr,om the UDC, 2:30 home Mrs. Margie 0 Davis the unity of The letter carrier is not responsible for any increase productivity are In vain, their disguised small state Deimos Mosley & boy f ederal general fund, rather than raise payroll taxes Rou L Moore much, disturb our classrooms or whatever? delays In the mail service, but Is poDt,#Cs. Ilie result is that friends M.R. Strickland, 108 Kingswood Lola E. Crews very sensitive to actions seriously deteriorate morale, Jacqueline D. Move When we toe a cherrilcal to change a man's the service deducted for the Social Security ancl Medicam program. side against friends, resources are taxed Court, Sanford. Co-hostess Mrs. C Miriam Criss* oa In doing so, the counW WW to come 10 V*with the need As one of the few Unions which insist upon enthusiasm is wwrided. ways, what are we doing to him in addition to W.B. Kirby. Speaker — We as a Union are working together for the better service, we are proud of our past efforts to rein In runaway Social security costs. What it reco—n----njecj preventing behavior we do not like? But the precocious candidates are undsunW. Virginia Gillon Smith on Mabel Gre best possible service policies and are not ac- and accomplishments. We are not proud Sarah Bryant en, DeBary wu a new wden onantaxpayer,,anwJusuf1e(Iezpj of the Udall, in fact, makes light win problem become more serious with countable for the problems ow patro Gamble Mansion. of yearn past when he James T. Mareldy Patricia R. Cheney, DeBary have ns fact that our image Is now tarnished by As yem pm,an bW weWA Of SOCW Seewity and the yem as scientists develop more verssUle called to our attenti criticized presidential hopefuls for starting Emory A. Kreinb-ing Jr. Adele J. KempI, DiBiry on, some of which are listed deterioration of postal service. We need ywr ly. dden it h hy Medicare will be come even more suhetantlal drugs, able to change human beings and their as- below. u fedal John Williams, Altamonte Springs Jeanne F. Hacker, Deltona yet-unborn children in ways we cannot Imagine. budget If th is plan i support and seek it through a better tin- "Only shows that the older you get, the wiser you On a daily average, na tionwide, ere are derstandlng Fred W. Lonsby, DeBii'y Leland Chappell,, Dellona of e fact at th th th the letter carrier is get." Now SocW Security is Runced on & psy4" Ou.go b&sb. These developments st&M In present ex. more than 11 Julia Tcth. Dell ona Edna Marlin, Deltona million pieces of mail which is not not responsbile for the continuing problems Even if the present formula Is not changed, the outlays for Max Weirick, Delton& periments on animals, with chemicals that deliverable as Alma 8 ThOmat. DtflDna m orning Udall claims the lesson of addr. essed Up until recent American til recently, the within the Postal Service, Thomas I Poling, Deltona jamC% A Paia,zo'o, Diltona Yesterday's high $1. low th benefits wdl reach an estimated 00 billion hi a quarter of a UWove memory or erase thoughts. They in- letter carrier has always forwarded this politics Li that the nation needs new leaders and Albert Alesa'Ider. Lake Mary mail, or 54 Louis Lucas, Dettona Thisls dude the Use of electric currents to rouse or placed correct addresses century. more than the presen t federal budget. David Powell they can't be created by people going to the Adrian L. Boyd, Lake Mafy Gtneraiiy falf and continued Eunice Barker. Envefprise — on misaddressed subdue fear and anger, or to create Indecision, pieces, warm through Friday. HighS in the Most experts, both liberal and conservative, agree that Garner James G.tt lii. Lake Jesse Graham, Geneva President library and reading biographies. "We (the new 'tilch has permitted prompt delivery of Mary Iw s Lows mostly in the tow C"s Lester T Carroll LaIp Helen ou tlay will be Intolerable if it requires additional payroll a Branch 1777 leaders) have to get out and mingle. Presumably, at some time In the future, our such niJI. But We have to Margaret Leonard, Orange City now computers have taken our Variable mostly southe ast Leonard M Buchholz. Lake Mary 510 to support ft. The hWw taxes could only Mbit the economy F.S.A.N.A.LC. be seen," he says. The oldies have the edge in technicians will be able to radically alter in- job of forwarding the mail. thereby causing ° 'I'and work against the concept of assuring a modest security in dividtmals for good or for bad, Extended Forecast Saturday Sanford, Fla. recognition, Udall Insists, and would unfairly serious delay's ultimate delivery. i) jrough Monday retirement. 32771 retain it if early campaigning were forbidden. l Florida Peninsula - Saturday A A more relistic route, for the sake of both the working generally fair and warm, Sunday taxpayer and the retired person, Partly cloudy and warm with a . chance of show ers and Monday basis that matches earnings with GUY STENSTROMSR. printing busi ness Detroit. Clearing and cooler. Lows Saturday projected be nefi ts, tin Ic not be ruled out "in any and all circumstances" were bound to stir controversy. In the lingering pain of th e lengthy U.S. military involvement, his remark is worth y of the critical attention it — — Behavior _ _____ modification experiments on selected prison inmates may be just the beginning. Thursday, Jan. 30, 11S-5A IN BRIEF EJidja ever hear the child's definition of impatience? Waiting in a hurry! ., _______ increase in financial or military aid to beleaguered Vietnam because its members believe the public is indifferent toward the situation in Southeast Asia. But th e American people can hardly be - Demo Women Told - . One of the rarities in the sporting world is a golfing 'hole-in-one'. You just don't have any idea when It might pop up at you (and then you wonder if you have enough money in your wallet to buy everyone a drink in the clubhouse as is the norm for such a shot. it happened recently to popular George Billups a i-nc iayiair Country Club. RAY CROMLEY South - • ORIDA =mr1' Congress, according to skeptical State -. --- 'r- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. What makes it all the more remarkable insofar as Billups Is concerned, he was out of action for more than seven weeks due to some surgery. On the very first time after the long layoff, he aced the par three, 146 yard 16th hole while using a six iron. It's the first time George has accomplished the trick. And to compliment this feat, he finished the round with a 76. (Look out Seminole Memorial Hospital. . once news of this sequence of events spreads to the rest of the golfing fraternity, everyone a nd his broth er will be convinced you all did something to George's swln,j while he con valesced, and they'll be flocking-in for similar operations!) Congratulations to all of you. Billups for lila shot and score. And to the hospital staff for finally coming up with a medical miracle which will take the misery out of the game for the rest of us. Left Department officials, is not likely to agree to any - - I Prosser to mind. Gee, If he could only golf as well as he play gin, he'd really have it made!) Some day we're just going to have to take the time to write a complete column about Jack-JackJack-Who! Quite some kind of guy. I'll tell you. . Government 7 Around The Clock — Evening - _ - — _____ up face _____ 4 __ ' __ _ ' _____ Hattaway Seeks Land Plan Help • _ ____ to . feet _ - _ chronic Trial Move y Fire ____ ______ . \... d1A9 ..' V ' — _____ — • ' • • -- - — = . Letter To The Editor from ,. Ubgs _____ y . ~ I \\ — of - at -- to state —. HOSPITAL NOTES to affirmative in — to we to we a _ItL~ . , - time — Addin To Burden Now, go soft on the most neglected parts of your body, water supplies at p.m., Youall of New Scholl SOFTENING LOTION is specially formulated with rich cocoa-butter sotteners to make rough, dry legs and feet feel soft and smooth. Non-greasy, it creates an excellent moisture balance. madeus Un WEATHER 9" Cool, dry in AREA DEATH JACK ANDERSON -' program cown to a sound The Secret Life of BERRY'S WORLD 1'i. i. Hunt WASHINGTON H. L. Hunt, the eccentric their charges, the suit was settled and the sworn Lee acknowledged that he and Hunt were return oil billionaire, kept a tight lock during his life on statements were withdrawn. But we for favors." He allegedly also charged off have ob. "pretty good friends" and that Hunt frequently as company expenses favor-currying a Pandora's box. When he died a few weeks ago gifts to tamed copies of the suppressed material. Among called him, once about employes for at age 85, the lid was lifted for us. What we found, th Life Line. both Arab and Jewish groups. e allegations ac these: But Lee said all he ever got from Hunt was a attested to In a suppressed court document, is an That Hunt "spent huge sums of cash" to quart of pecans one - That Hunt compelled a bank and oth er Christmas. "mere were no incredible tale of bribery, infidelity, corruption, ntail out "an attack on John F. Kumedy and the mmissioner, txisines..s firms "which did business wi th blunt Oil business dealings," said the FCC co t;, cheathig, 'olitical manipulation and worse. luau (itholic Church," Co. to make certain kickbacks." In some cases, —That blunt once admitted he had "stolen The charges were brought by two o the old - That blunt furnished cash to "a leading excess of $8 million from himself," using tycoon's closest associates Swiss blunt required them to contribute to his right. his former per- anti-Semitic propagandist. , with Instructions the tax wing foundation and his Life Line broadcasts, his bank accounts. He allegedly told serial assistant, John Curington, &nd trusted for the funds to he used to create an unfavorable b0rui' assocIates allege. coUectorL he lost it gambling, corporate aide John Brown. image for Jews," That the billionaire used his employes to —That the millionaire paid off "certain key Both tave now been indkied for aflegedly — 71-at the o0man "spent large sums of try to -iphoriing off fur4 (rein the Hunt empire. But collect an SM,006 gambling debt frorn a ((K,wl buyers fur chain stores ... to induce them to cash" to d(et the late Lyndon Johnson, Sen.s. Nevada casino owner, then used employes to buy their charges, made jointly under oath, Hill products." shouldn't Hubert Humphrey, D.-Minn,, William Fulbright, protect him "from notorious gambler Frank be dismissed without an investigation. - That blunt diverted 70 million D.-Ark., and Alan Cranston, D.- Calif. The Erickson, who claimed If. from his oil L. Hunt owed II1ITI Haroldion Lafayette Hunt was a crusty document charges Hunt's firm to pay for his food company, which then corporate funds and $430,000." Hunt once Claimed he bet $125,000 with advertised in his curmudgeon, who Iked to boast he was "the employes were used for political purposes, right-wing publications. Erickson on a single football game. richest man in the wo'1d" but who had That Hunt cash went to Richard Nixon. That Hunt's employes were required t That Hunt operated a bookie Joint and reputation as a skinflint Be packed his lunch This secret (1ianc1ng, it has been reported recruit women to travel with him, to his oflnabrownpspe explain chiseled the Internal Revenue Service for $11 MW pr elsewhere, helped to put Nixon into the vice his infideli ties and million in taxes. Once he allegedly helped straighten out whole wheat sandwiches and dried prunes on his presidency In 1952. scandal Involving a relative and a prominent former employe dodge a subpoena fr a grand desk, using the Wall Street Journal for U - That hunt money was behind the George Texas matron. jury, which wa,i investigating Hunt's gambling. tablecloth. Wallace-Curtis LeMay third-party ticket in 18. A blunt spokesman pointed to Curington and Thai Hunt sold food from his HLH product But the secret life of the oh billionaire, 3C- One estimate puts the Hunt contribution $1 Brown's line "unfit for human consumption, knowing that cording to Curingtosi and Brown, was different million. current Indictment as argument that such sales would end Negro and low.innm they couldn't be trusted to tell the truth about the story. They portray him as a big-stakes gambler That Hunt had a "confidential and Hunts. The spokesman contended their iho squandered money to gratify his hates. cladestine transaction" with FedrI — feet in two it shakes with in %RQIy Trom SOS ,ryn vow, and ?Ossouth and highs from 40a and 70 north to lOs south. Low Monday 4%, .ciu fromlOs north tooOi South and nighs from 5% north . to .upper 60s south DaytoM Beach tides for Friday -- high 10 - 40 a m, 11.12 p.m . low 1 14 a m 1 41P m., Port Canaveral gh 10 I? a m, 10 19 p m IOWA 01 am, 4. 13 pm 417 J VU 16ca 31 I JT.I1J Guy 0. 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But in all modesty.., you a/I made First Federal of Orlando what it is today: a a When First Federal of Orlando was started, some 40 years ago, we were the first of all savings and loan associations in Central Florida. 1(114L%r*1.4 ~ HOME . __ -.--.. - ___.___ _____~__- ___ - __ First Federal SaVings & IA)an Association of I _ __ - 0 -__-_-_-_ _________--~- - —_ - _ __- ---. CAN Orlando — - -v -II I - W -I- -_ - �WOMEN Evnlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. American Legion lnilp ti4lates Thursday, Jan. 30, lflS-4A — --- Local MI * SS S Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Landress, Flora Heights, Sanford, observed their 50th wedding anniversary, Jan. 26, with an open house reception from 3 to S p.m. m the Educational Building of First Christian Church, Sanford Avenue. It was co. hosted by their son and daughter, 0. D. Landress, Jr. and Mrs. Frank Connell and the CWF and members of the Church. Preceding the reception the couple renewed their wedding vows at a service In the church with Rev. Harold Harris, pastor, Officiating. Mrs. Frances Hickson, organist, presented a prtgraui of wedding music including both wedding marches and Mrs. Betty Anderson sang "Always." A capacity crowd attended the The reception area was elaborately decorated with yellow yellow mums and wedding bells predominating. Refreshments were served to approximately 300 friends and relatives. The three tiered cake was a gift from Mrs. Virginia Goodnight and the groom's cake a gilt from Mrs. Lucille Richardson. The honored couple received their guests seated In an antique "Love Seat" with granddaughter, Lynda Connell, presiding at the guest book table, nearby. The children presented their mother with a large white orchid corsage to complement her formal gown of pale blue with gold accessories and gave their father a gold tipped carnation boutonniere. Background piano music was presented during the afternoon by Brent - J, 71 - ---_._. -. .. -. -. j - ;fr-g - ... 2k Mr. and Mrs. 0.0. Laadreu at golden wedding anniversary reception McClung, of DeLand. Among the many lovely and useful gifts receIved as a custom designed, hand tooled, anodized gold plaque from the church members. They also received an oversized alarm dock from Mrs. Landress' three nephews, Claude, Woody and Hayes Wilson, of Tampa. The trio presented the gift in person while singing a song composed especially for the honor couple. Edna Hazen and 0. D. Landress were married Jan. 31, 195 in the Sanford home of the bride, with the Rev. F. D. King officiating, They spent two years in Vero Beach and Fort Pierce where the groom was employed as a sign painter. They have resided in Sanford for the past 48 years and Mr. Landress has owned his own business in Sanford, since 1945. They have two children and five grandchildren; 0. D. Jr., Nancy and 0. D. Ill, of Bastrop. La. and Mrs. Frank (Mary Edna) Connell, Susan, Lynda and Buddy, DeLand. o. D. and Edna are both active members of First Christian Church, where he serves as deacon and elder and Edna is a member of the choir and has held offices In all phases of the women's work. They are both interested In gardening. Out-of-town guests attending included, the William Beachums, House on And She Should By ABIGAIL VAN lICHEN of Reuben Baumgardners, George Bellos, Robert Casts, James Connells, Mmes. Elizabeth Reayea, Chancy May Gray, James Carmichael and Kathryn and Rev. James A. Helen, all from DeLand. Also Bob Myers, Mm25. Betty Cheek, Gall Myers, Otelete Kerce, Mary Hilliard and Tina, Orlando; The Tom Hazens and Marguerite, Ocoee; and from Tampa, Mrs Fran Wilson Noah, Pat Faulkner and the three Wilson nephewsand their families, Also Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Landress, Fernandina Beach; Mr. and Mrs. James L Horton Jr., Orange Park and Charles, Richard and Lisa Rowland, Longwood. a Announcement of a field trip for members of the Seminole Audubon Society was made for Feb. 20 The group will gather at 9 a.m. at the Florida Power and Light Co., office, Sanford, for a conducted tour to the cooling plant of the Power and light Co. A Terrific two piece dress from Gay Gibson in soft easy care polyester. V ititched in white. For the young and he "young at heart." In red nd blue. Sizes 5.15. %vailable The next regular meeting was set for Feb. 27, at 2 p.m. Ira Weigley will speak on "Bird Banding." Several member-s of the Seminole Audubon Society are currently attending a class in "Bird Adventure" taught by Weigley. 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This was more of a Following the showing, kh the refresh Camera Club, which tries The Club to bring to its mem bers all meets the the information possible on Tuesday of first and tith' each month and how to take better pictures. invites interested camera Albritton showed slides fans in Deltona and near-by of a Barred Owl, which he communities to join. At The Spurs Rodeo - front --- - Shirt style jacket, Flared skirt top FAVORITE fro,n - ui FOR YOUR for . lid Roberts, VWWI, on Jan. 20 in the Dellary local auxiliary was doing for iJ, IuvIIL District uisrict 1, Community i.enier, nter. By Lawrence K Lamb, M.D. the community and the Auxiliary to Veterans of World Mrs. Charles Edwards, hospitalized vetera ns In the War I of Florida, made her auxiliary president, introduced Cainsvllle and Lake City VA DEAR DR. LAMB_lam 17 official visit and inspection of Miss Roberts who addressed Hospitals. ' and, like many of my friends, I the local DeBary.Deltona the assembly, telling of the use a sunlamp for my comAuxiliary to Barracks 1197, wonderful work she felt the Community Service chairplexion. I know that too much man reported sending 175 ultra violet light can be coupons to the Flori da United d.angerou.c Me thodist Home for Children in I usually take it In min,,tg,. Enterprise; 100 Christmas a time, but I'm not sure when a stamps to Watson Park U.C.C. satisfied with avoiding a milksafe time would be to " in Chicago, Ill., and 2C0 canwhite appearance. For safe again, celled stamps to Bishop Gray distances you should limit Inn in Davenport. These inI'm concerned about this, and exposure to no more than a few Rodoes are for cowboys and people who perform square stitutiona redeem the stamps I'm sure it would be helpful to minutes a day. A low-level daily cowgirls, certainly. But they're dancing on horseback at a for cash. other users, if you would exposure is better than in,. also tremendous entertainment breathtaking pace. comment on this, frequent large, and sometimes for 'city dudes' as well. A tea was served after the There Is glamor and And the Silver Spurs Rodeo n pagentry, too, as the Rodeo meeting in Miss Roberts' honor. DEAR READER I'm not harmful, doses. READ THE Queen Is paraded by in a coach To the surprise of those present, an enthusiast of the use of sun DIRECTIONS ON THE LAMP, Kissimmee Is no exception. Presented THEN bu semi-annually by FOLLOW flIEM, t shaped mps. En la like a giant silver spur. as well as to the commander ough ultra violet light the Silver Spurs Riding Club Cowboys from Florida and a nd members of the Barracks, j to maintain a tan can cause stay on the short side Inc., the 55th winter rodeo will other states around the nati on they were joined by their 7th injury to the underlying skin 111THe range recommended. be held Feb. 21, 22 and 23, as well as from Ca nada proceed District Commander, Enos and adds to the accumulative " Send your questions to Dr. starting at 2:30 p.m., at the with their home state flags and lava of Merritt Island. effects of sun light. That lovely to an old Lamb, in care of this Silver Spurs Arena between banners flyi ng high and colorful sun tan habit leads ______________________ UNDERWORLD skin before your time, newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Kissimnmee and St. Cloud, above the tiusty arena. 3 Events will include bronco specifically loss of ikin Radio City Station, New York, For thrills, spills and an N.Y. 10019. For a copy of Dr. riding steer roping and, most of elasticity and wrinkling. entertainment ° PLAYTEX"INSTEAD' ImI Lamb's booklet on cholesterol, thrilling of all, bull riding. Also away from the 'maddening Inca? Plungt Bra Some are more susceptible to send 50 cents to the same ad- performing will be the well- crowd,' the fun fairground Cowan s Underworld lt o 114 Magnolia the harmful effects of too much dress and ask for the known SLver Spurs Quadrille, a atmosphere of a JI rodeo is hard sun than others and are apt to "Cholesterol" booklet. • team of gaily attired young beat. JINVE OR develop spots on the skin that are often the forerunner to skin cancer. So, if you want to have a hide that looks like an alligator early in life, just overdo the sun-worshipping bit, whether it is the summer sun for fun or the Sun lamp in the bedroom. . lifl,'erw 'Snappy Tip: Pictures From S es _t The Beautiful & Amazing Electronic Organ at Much 00 1 Get M rs. Ada IrWIn (left) and Mrs. Joan Loutsenhizer at Initiation Sunlamp Bad BSOfl Several members reported the purchase of individual planks at $15 each, which will be laid in the park of the new Central Florida Zoo. ML made for offices for the fc thcomlng year. These were Mrs. Julit Smarsik, president; Mr Winifred Jordan, vic president; Miss Elizabel Magee, secretary and Mr Henry Langknecht, treasurci Election and Installation officers will be held the nei regular meeting, Feb. 2, at in the rire house. building? Our principal always asks the giral and boys both to remove their hats when they are in school He said that someone should write to DEAR ABBY and ask about it. and If you said it was 5 ttss Frieda Gielow in. duced the speaker, Langley air, Seminole County Uution Control Officer. Adam Lstrated his talk with slides wing sections of the Wekiva ret and spoke of efforts being de and problems Involved, in ring this river declared a Jor scenic river. He menied the harmful effects of g lines causing destruction ihallow areas where small and other wild life exist at er's edge. "Clearing of ibs and weeds on the shore also destroyed natural es for small wild life and wed fertilizer and other utants to rapidly enter the en," he said. e business was conducted the president, Miss Eva I Thursday, Jan. 30, 197$-7A Gay LOVING GIFTS all right, he would ask the 1 only to remove their hats i they're inside the building. He said he didn't believe anyone would write to you ask. Well, I'm writing. 'OKLAHOMA STUDE DEAR S'ItDENT: Casio rules and traditions are m up by those In authority, they differ drastically. some houses of worship cousidered disrespectful wear a hat. In others, the Is, must be covered. In so schools, all that's required the students is that they to with the HEADS on.. • what's ON their beads is consequence.) Your principal should kn thndciolyounscbool — i so should you. Obey the rules they're unfair or pointless change the rulm TI o tle Hunt. She reported on a recent field trip to Mullet Lake Park In Geneva where many varieties of birds were seen. Fire Auxiliary Elects Members of the Deltona Fire Department Auxiliary met recently in the Fire Lombardy Drive for the regular monthly meeting, and learned tit the flISI group to lake the First Aid Course In Deltona, had completed the Course and received diplomas, During the course -'--s,-- "n U113 WVLC ekS The American Legion parer and explained the I AuxlUaryUnilNo. 255,Defl meani ,ng o f the American initiated eight new members Legion Auxiliary Emblem Jan. 23, at the regular meeting Following the In the Deltona Community meeting, the men held a Center. Mr& Joan LOUt3enhizer ceremony during which five appointed several members, all new members were initiated by past presidents with the cx- past commander Rudy Barception of Mrs. Peggy Thomas, tuglia. They were Charles first vice president and Rummell, Eugene Mills membership chairman , to William Walker, Robert Sturmj assist in the initiation and Frank Utnstead. ceremonies. This also was Awards Night Initiated into the auxiliary at the American Legion Post .cere: Mrs. Mary Henry, 255 of Deltona for those Thelma Mills, Peggy Banks, Inemberswhohadalongrecord : Carolyn DeVary, Florence Of continued mernbershipjn the :' Walker, Lena Caukins, Edna American Legion. Rummell and Evelyn Reardon. Those receiving citations Initiation team Included: were Charles Edwards for 35 Mrs. Peggy Thomas, as years membership; John Justice; Mrs, Zito Waltnich, as O'Ieilly, Katherine McHenry, Freedom; Mrs. Lyd1USh.idt iioyd Kuhn, Dwight Hawkins, as Democracy; Mrs. Joan Floyd Freer and Reno Chiolani, Lout.senhizer, as Loyalty and all for 3oyears; Gordon Carlson Mrs. Fannette Edwards, who and Lester Buckley for 20 years invoked the opening and closing and Herman Schwartz for 15. ' The regular monthly meeting the Seminole Audubon ciety took place Jan. 23, at e meeting room of the Florida wer and Light Company Ilding, Sanford. Scott Burns Icomed the members, cxulirg to them the courtesy of meeting room. A Free To Leave Him DEAR ABBY: I have been living with Don for two years. I am fl and he Is Z. I bear girls at the office talking about bringing covered dishes to family gatherings, going to his folks' or hers for dinner, or for the weekend or U* holidays, and I get more heartsick every day. I've begun to realize what marriage is all about. It's really belonging to someone who loves you enough to want to make you a member of his fsmily. Don Is always telling me what a wonderful arrangement we have, and how much he loves me. The past several months, i've been asking myself: "If It's so wonderful and he loves me so much, why do we be, sneak around and let people assume we are married?" W1y doesn't he ask me to marry him, and become a member of his family? They dnen't even know I exist, HEARTSICK DEAR HEARTSICK: Because he doesn't want a legal commitment. And If be Is able to get all the benefits of marriage with node of the resxinslbllitles, woo can blame Wm? I am assuming be didn't kidnap you. You agreed to live with him without marriage. You walked into it of your own !rcc will, and %oure tree to walk out. Why don't you? I think you're ready. DEAR ABBY: Is it un mannerly for a girl to wear a hat or:! knitted covering on her - - -- It's "front and center stage" girls competing for the coveted Candy will be competing for a girl, awards for spirit from thee this week for a Longwood 1975 Florida Junior Miss title, host of awards and prizes, Pep Club, and a selection as a teenager as she focuses her Along with 27 of the state's topped by her choice of a full member of mixed emsemble attention on Seminole County loveliest and most talented high tuition scholarship to any and girls's emsemble. during the annual Florida school senior girls, Candy will Florida University, Huntington The week-long series or Junior M!ss Pageant in Pen. be vying not only for the title of College In Montgomery, Ala., or events leading to the selection sacola. the state's ideal teenage miss, Columbia College in Missouri. of the Florida Junior Miss Candace Holliday, iday, 17-year. but for the opportunity to Candy, who would like to began Sunday, and will old daughter of IA. Cal. and represent Florida In the prepare bra career in law by culminate Saturday evening Mrs. David C. Holiday, 102 American Junior MISS Pageant attending the University of with the crowning of the state's Shepherd Trail, is one of 28 in Mobile, Ala. Florida and then pro-law at junior miss at Pensacola's outstanding high school senior And In addition to the title, Harvard Law School, isa senior Municipal Auditorium. Pageant week activities at Lake Brantley High School. Among her school ac- include press conferences, complislunents and activities television interviews, she includes five years as an prelimInary judging sessions, I AuciubonSo honor ciet student, art scholarship, wide-ranging social events, awards in music, French and judges' interviews, hair styling art, student guide, youth see- competition, rehearsals, E x plo res Wek I va tion correspondent, porn-porn shopping and sightseeing. * Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ow Kni"ght,'s Shoe Store 208 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD . 3231310 Sate prices 322-0204 HILDA PICHMOND Sanford effective thru Feb. "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's 574 316) Deltona PH, 322.4403 : --- --- Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. j. T"! - ' - - :$j - . - - -- ------r---• - =:-- .- - -- �IA—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Deputies Rescue Citizen An 89--old Sanford woman was listed in poor comfl. tion at Seminole Memorial Hospital today after being found Ill and helpless in her home yesterday by sheriffs deputies. Sheriff John Polk said Mrs. Violet Hickock was found ill and helpless In bed at her home when deputies broke open a door to gain entry to the residence. Mrs. Hickock was enrclled in a sheriffs department program called "We Care" that is used to check daily on elderly persons who live alone, Polk said when Mrs. Hickock failed to answer he daily call from his deparnent yesterday he authorized officers to enter the elderly woman's borne. Polk said any citizen who lives alone who would like to be added to the daily telephone check list should contact the Sheriff's Department. Foxe Case Thursday, Jan. 30, lflS Tiff er-L uggers' Sought Chamber Drlie 1() Open • Directed Verdict Refused ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, (AP) SPORTS prosecution did not prove Stan. pair of trOusers wrapped In a — AclrWtjudge,refusedto ford had kfl1iformer showgfr1 towel, and a bloodstainet could return to the streets at the end of grant a directed verdict of Athalla Ponsell Llndsley. machete nearby In the marsh. are badly needed in the jail for cooking and acquittal In the 11r,ldegree term with savings — instead of the nonState Atty, Stephen Boyles Charles Tanner, a Watch re- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. (Continued From Page lA) cleaning. Three more are on a successful paying "grunt" road work. Trustees who presently work in the jail receive only "good prosecution In three other counties and time" off their sentence and not money. another is assigned to wash county and city But, Vthlen will still meet with Polk police cars. Monday to "review the work release The remaining 89 prisoners are Ineligible prisoners and trustees as to a development of by law because they are either awaiting trial a program to utilize some of them as litter, or have been tried and are waiting for the peeluggers," according to VihIen. sentence investigation (PS!) to be completed. If no personnel materializes for the Two or three years ago, according to Lt. "Litter-Lugger" Brigade, VihIen said he Max Stewart, there were more trustees would sit down with Roads Superintendent J available for doing county roads work. C. Lavender and try to pull a ccuple of men Judges then Stewart said, made violators out of Arthropod Control. But, "we're exeither pay their fine or accept a jail sentence. tremely cautious with the budget," Vthlen Now, judges will give individual several said." and would not include such positions in weeks to pay a fine, rather than sending him the expenditures." immediately to Jail. A third alternative, Vihlen said, Is to ask But even with the surplus of road workers, for help from junior and senior civic groups. there were problems then too, Stewart says. "We would welcome donations of time and "We had trouble with control and supervehicles from any group who would like to vision. People would drive by and give them help clean up our roads." Vihien said that the something to drink or smoke that would get Boy Scouts and the FF'A have been active In them high and that would even increase the the past In such projects. "We would pinpoint problem." the critical roads for any good, viable effort It was not uncommon then, Stewart said, from a group," VihIen said. to have several escape attempts a year. Until, new "Litter-Luggers" are found, Even if trustees were available, they countlans will just have to be more con would have the option of pursuing a work siderate about littering road sides, Vitilen program - for which the) nould be paid and said. work-release program. One man is being held ________ VIo.d. p.it..nt I Jack Homer, executive manager of the chamber, said the goal of the membership drive is to exceed 600 members. Presently there are 568 members in the chamber. "Due to the economic situation, other area chambers who have already held their Inembvrslllj) drives noticed a - slight cutback in members j Joining, but we don't expect this problem In Sanford," Homer said. "Now is the time to draw together," Homer said. GOVERNOR'S SAFETY COMMISSION D• ARRINE A murder trial of former county rested his case late Wednesday pairman, testified that mark. manager Alan G. Stanford as after witnesses testified that a ings Inside the watch case in. the defense opened Its case to. wrist watch and shirt found in a dicated he had repaired it for marshy area three weeks after Stanford on Oct. 9, 1911. The Greater Sanford day. Circuit Judge Eugene L. the Jan. 23, 1974, slaying had Jurorswereshowna marking Chamber of Commerce will stmoore denied the motion belonged to Stanford, on the shirt under ultraviolet hold a kick-off breakfast Feb. 10 by defense attorney Walter ArAn earlier witness said be light which a witness said iden. opening the chamber's threenold, who contended that the fo'nd the watch, shirt and a tilled it as Stanford's. day membership drive. The breakfast, at 8a.m. at the Chamber, replaces February's Personality Breakfast which was scheduled for Tuesday. The personality breakfast was cancelled because the scheduled guest speaker Eugene Garfield, president of Auta Train Corporation, will be out of town. Then, leading 4846 with 12:23 left In the second half, the Raiders ripped 10 straight points in the next five minutes for a 58-46 lead. What they got was No. 7. What they want isDaytona Beach could get no closer than nine points before the final buzzer. The Seminole Junior College Raiders WOfl Neither team shot well — Daytona Beach was ________ their seventh straight basketball game Wed- 41 per cent from the field - but the teams , •, "D nesday night, polishing off Daytona Beach pressed and ran and took turns mainlining doses :4 Junior College 76-65 at the SJC gym. of excitement Into the game. But the climb up the mountain reaches the ' SiC's Vernon Johnson as the Raiders' summit Saturday night in the form of Lake City leading scorer with 17 points and the game's Community College. leading rebounder with 14. SiC's Chip Noe added ., Lake City. . . the mere mention of the words 16 1X)iflLc 10 from the foul line - and Mc!ntrye turn Raider backers' faces sour hind they shake sank 14 - six from the charity stripe. .. their heads slowly from side to side. I);ivtoria Beach's Terry Jones led all sorcrs -. I.ake Cu', is undefeated in divisional play. ith 18 points - 16 In the second half and most Earlier in the season Lake City was ranked third coming on twisting layups. \\\\\\ in the nation among junior colleges. The Raiders led 13-7 early in the game and Lake City will start players 6-8, 6-7, 6-7, 6-5 then trailed 14.13 midway In the first half. The and S-Il. Lake City sometimes substitutes a 6-5 teams traded baskets until Seminole's string for the S-li. . seven points to end the half. And the faces do turn sour. And the heads do SJC did not lose the lead, although Daytona shake. Beach tied it 4444 with 13:2.3 left in the game -. "I don't know if w can keep up with them or when Jay Whiteside stung the Raiders with a not," SJC Coach Joe Sterling said after Wed- three-point play. nesday's win over Daytona Beach. "But we'll The Raiders are now 14-8 and 4-2 In divisional ¶ive a lot of people who have wondered the same play. thing the chance to find out." The game will be played at the SJC gym. . I.. The Raiders primed for the contest by not I. priming at all. ..J DAYTONA BEACH . jonel , 12 Seminole Junior College's Jim McIntyre drives Although defeating Daytona Beach, the around Daytona Beach's Jay WhIteslde. (Herald Is. Burns 6001?. Stanley 0 I? I; Photo by Don Vincent) typically sharp-shooting Raiders shot 11-of-39 Whites i de 4 46 17; Steward 7317, Whgtesde ______________________________________________________________ _______ 0 00 0. Compn 6 33 15 from the field in the first half 28 per cent TOtalS 26 1317 65 and 16-of42 in the second half 38 per cent. SEMINOLE' Williams 3 1 6 7. I li p A - IV I - PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER - riwy. Decision Not Final fly TOMKEYSEIt Herald Sports Editor . 1 usitaton -— - 11-92 - - - .. ... ''1- - at 27th St. Next to A&P -. , Seminole-Bres'arrj State Atty. . ' Abbott Herring said today In Titusville that he hasn't made a decision on whether to appeal Seminole County Court Judge Harold Johnson's Tuesday ruling dismissing indecent exposure and promoting an indecent show charges against stripper Fanne Faze and Club . .. in hillio filldug Ilie poi elablej*eaiis Juana operator Michael Pinter. Herring said he'll make a decision on appealing Friday when he meets with the prosecutor in the case, Assistant State Atty. Ralph Erickkson, at his Sanford of. (ice. "However, at this time I'm leaning toward not appealing," Herring said today. He said Johnson's ruling doesn't mean "bottomless" dancing Is legal in Seminole. "It appears that the court made the decision on the sufficiency of the evidence," Herring said, noting the evidence in the Faze case "was weak." "The court's ruling was on the fact of an lnadvertant 'flash of anatomy' not a bottomless dance," Herring said. He said 11 there are complaints of "bottomless" dancing In Seminole his office will 0 .,'. — - Jim McIntyre, who hit 14-of-16 in SiC's win tver Daytona Beach earlier in the seasom, was four-of-15 Wednesday night. But the Raiders coverted 29 Daytona Beach fouls into 22 points (22-of-33) and struck in flurries for consecutive win No. 7. Trailing 31-27 with three minutes remaining In the first half, SJC scored seven straight points for a 34-31 halftime advantage. you ivalch iiislead of rpai' II. Faber 1 13 3. PPflflIbrw 30 I 6; McDonald 4 Ii 9 . p4 3101516; McNeal 1 007. Forte I 00 3; Johnson 7 33 I?. Daytona Beach 31 Seminole 16 3i — 31 42-76 After the 11th straight strike Monday night everybody at the Brunswick Lanes in DeLand crowded around to watch John Ewing. There was complete silence "You could have heard a pin drop," said Ewing Somebody coughed —"I think maybe that's when I lost my concentra ti on" and then Ewing rolled his bowling ball "It was a good hit, it Just went in a little high. it was just one c th ose hits." Total fouls: Daytona 79; S4nsole Fouled out Compt on. Currier. - 'L icatci Meets Cic1y - - -- In Tampa Battle .i By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent in the world rankings. captured a narrow split Clay will be making his intial decision over Robbins and the Central Florida debut. He Sem inole County battler has TAMPA— Tony Licata, the comes from Miami with been clamoring for another North American Middleweight sparkling credentials. His chance. Champion, risks a possible shot record Is 17-4 and he La con- In their mos t recent at the world's champion, Carlos sidered by many as one of the Gates knocked off undefeated Monzon, w hen he takes on hottest young prospects in the Marlin Lewis while Robbins i1arce1 Clay tonight at Fort nation. was stopped by knockout lester' Armor'. Mendoza specialist Glen Morgan. 1anaged by the The winner of the bout is The 10-round non-title affair Group, Clay is a skillful boxer expected to meet powerful with b will be the curtain closer to etter-than-average Virgil Gibson Feb. 18 at punching po wer. Standing ni ght of outstanding fistic aclion that includes Altamonte the look-a-like of Muhammad Orlando Sports Stadium. Springs light heavyweight All will be tough challenge for Other bouts set on the the shorter Licata. Lonnie Robbins. preliminary card are Mike Morgan and Ernie Burns in a Despite losing his last fight, a 10-round middleweight matchLicata, undefeated in 49 professional bouts, won the split decision to "Irish" Gene up, Willie Chancy against North Amer ican title from five Wells, Clay is at lila best, Henry Ha ll and Mike Moraz time world champion Emile Robbins will take on one of against Jun Makin in the Griffith in Boston early in 1974. Tampa's most popular fight, opening four-r ounder. Natharilal Gates, in a six-round up." Defense attorney Edward Hanlon Jr. successfully argued in the Faze case that Miss Faze, 38-year-old friend of Arkansas Rep. Wilbur Mills, 'flashed' by opening a full. length robe on stage after her performance at the Casselberr) nightclub Dec. 12. He told the court she made no Indecent gestures and maintained that Model 12P666 , nudity." The Man Gets 20 Years Meet the Denim Dude. He's a slim, trim. "in-style" personal-size portable TV. In style 'cause he's dressed in patchwork finish blue denim with simulated orange stitching from head to toe. Ready when you are for town or country viewing pleasure. And the Dude is tough too—with a 100% Solid State chassis for top performance and rugged dependability. Admiral Equal-Ease "click-stop" tuner makes selecting UHF channels as easy as VHF. The Dude also comes with his own plug-in earphone for those "just-private" s ' ; s ions i'U U of each you fecete i enhrrnaI 3 - wit up'r hìa patch work biou denim, V Its a back patk It's a shoulder totø !t a handbag A Rush VuIweuf $495 j Tr,.Iotü COME IN AND MEET THE "DENIM DUDE" The Goodrich cars will dash for 1(X miles Friday night at 8 p.m., wi th th e 50-mile Daytona Super Vee Gold Cup sprint sch ed uled for 1 p.m. Sa turday. Wghdi A * .__• - __ ' __ _____ ________ :tL _______ . ': __________ .• ''-'. ., I .,_ 4- ' ' '.' ___ , . . . . . .. .- . . '. ' - - '- -' ' " John Ewing misuA a 300 game'A hen the six and 10 pins would not Pounds. who pinned his op- fall (Herald Photo by Dan Crockett) Pit Stop IA.ading the wild Super Vee scramble, in tt: proving ground for future Grand Prix stars, Is Sweden's Freddy Kottlinsky — winner of th e 1974 finale in a Carl Hans Lola. Saturday's entry list for the 24 Hours of Day tona shows over 60 teams that sh ould cover over 2,500 miles. ' Peter Gregg and Hurley Heywood of Jackson ville are still rated favor ites in this grueling test of man and equipment. The names of past Daytona 24 Hours winners read like a raci ng hall of fame Dan Gurney, Pedro Rodriguez, Ken Miles, loyd Ruby, Lorenzo l3andinl, Mark Donohue and Phil Hill . It '-4aras the 1973 win that catapulted Gregg and Haywood to international stardom. The duo again have entered a Porsche Carrera in an eff or t to make it two in a row. Bob Whitaker of Sanford himLefflIktI with certa in ly open the doors all the way as far as our program is concerned." The immaculate red, white and blue Ma ta dor has won th ree Winston Cup ra ces In as many years on the Grand Nati onal scene, Mark Donohue, Pen.ske's chief engineer, created quite a stir when he won the 1973 Western Winston 500 at Riverside, Calif. Allison duplicated th e feat a couple weeks ago. Allison gave the Matador its only superspeedway victory In th e 1974 W inston (up -"--s.. 11..1-_# Oviedo were Dan Myers, 135. 5. the second half for the game- ponent at 1:27 in the ft 1: and Jerry Zayas, 148, 9.1. period; Alpha Franklin, 158 1'.•...I.. I1.tlr winning score. Farmer: Big Catch WEI.AKA, Fla. APi Ravo Breckenridge of Paragould, Ark., took the lead into today's round of the $22,900 Florida Invitational Bass tournament by catching a 10-bass limit weighing 21 pounds, four ounces. A five-pound largemouth was Breckenridge's largest catch Wednesday in the tournament on the St. Johns River in Northeast Florida The 44-year-old cotton farmer is the 1973 world bass-fishing champion. - best of them and win," said Allison. "If you don't have a cornpei tive car you don't win on this circuit.' - Allison's surprisingly easy victory at Riverside was the 44th of his Grand National career. He has won 16 superspeedway races, third among the active drivers. Bobby will be going for his first Daytona 500 victory in the Matador. Forty cars will start the $28,375 event the richest and most prestigious stock car race. — Allison aLo has entered the Daytona-Permatci 300 NASCAR Late Model Sportsman stock car race and the Perinatex 200 World Championship road race for NASCAR Medilied.s. He will drive a 1972 Chevrolet in the Late Model Sportsman event and a 1974 Camaro in the Modified battle. DOG RAGING Allison also is one of the nine finalist In the International lice ('I (liampions, which precedes the Modified event. - Soccer Socked Pats Triumph, Buffk in Loses ________ . SHS ' , around the corner. It's the Daytona 500 at Daytona Internatimal Speedway Sunday, Feb. 16. Even though Allison has won two straight Winston Cup stock car races In the Roger Penske nrcnared Coca-Cola Matador . Bobby feels he still has some thing to accomplish. "We want to prove once and for all that the Matador is for real," said the 3tyear-old veteran from Hueytown, Ala. "Daytona is th e best place I know to do that. A victory ir the Dayto na 500 would When the Goodrich uirs last raced across the 3,81 mile Datyona circuit in Dce cmnber, the margin of victory was an eyelash as George Alderman of Newark, Del., edged Amos Johnson of Raleigh, N.C. and the 1974 Goodrich Radial Ch a1lene Championship. Both drove AMC Gremlins. !ioth will be back but Alderman has switched to a Datsun 510. - BOB BALL'S The 34-round card starts at 8:30 with Licata expected In the The first time around Gates ring approximately at 10. The swarm of sub-compact racing sedans of the Goodrich Radial Challenge and the swift, single seater Super Vecs of the VW Gold Cup series flash into Daytona International Speedway I'm their 1975 season openers as preliminary events to the 13th annual 24 Hours of Da ytona set this Saturday at 3p.m. Spieial Free Denim Deal! ran from the establishment. Acsietant State Attv (laucle Van IhXLk ud today that robbery charges against Clayton E. Eubanks, 18, and Eric Earl Williams, 21, both of coinjste. But thesis and 10 pins did not fall and Ewing had a 298 game — thehighesteverina DeLandsancuonedleague. Ewing, warehouse manager at the Deltona Corporation, lives In Deltona. "It didn't bother me until everybody stopped what they were doing," Ewing said. "They all got behind me and left me Florida Central downed down there all alone. Seminole 4-3 Wednesday in a "The baU felt like it weighed 3oo pounds and my thumb felt high school soccer match. li ke it was going to swell up inside the ball." Th e setback dropped th Ewing's previous high game was 279. His average Is 172, Seminoles to 24-1. Florida The 298 game was sandwiched between games of 190 and 174 Central is 8-1. in the DeBary Social League. Florida Central, recent 13-1 "I bowled next to a colonel who rolled a 300 game in 1965," victors over Sanford Naval Ewing said. "After I got the 10th one, then 11th one, I thought I Academy, scored late In the had a chance." game to break to 3-3 deadlock. But that chance died with thesis and 10 pins. Florida Central leaped ahead Ewing will be back on the lanes tonight. What about that w hen Seminole made a bad elusive 300 game? pass in front of its goal and be trying again," he said Central's Carlos Berger booted it into the goal. Ned Raines of Seminole tied the game with a goal with an assist by Bobby Kelly. Central opened the second half with a goal as Frank Blanco, "the most skillful player on the field" according to SHS Coach Larry McCorkle, Lake Brantley's wrestling pounds. at 1:57 in the second dribbled -through Seminole team defeated Crystal River period; and Craig Davis, 188 players and booted a pictureWednesday 33-18, while Oviedo pounds, at 1:42 in first period, perfect goal. was overpowered by Win ter Bob Goddard, 115 pounds, Ralph Baker added a Cen tral Park, 45-12. wrestled to a S-S draw, goal to increase the lead to 3-1. Also winning for Lake Tough mat losses for Bran. But Seminole's Billy Lee hey were Max Buffldn, 170 Brantley were Vernon Prevatt kicked a goal from the midst of pounds, who lost tljs first match atlfl1ll-0; Bruce Hill. 129,7; a scuffle for the ball in front of of the season 7-6, and Jeff Davis. 135, 6-2; Clint Watts, the Florida Central goal and heavyweight Andy Abramson Raines scored his 12th goal in Oviedo's Sam Home, 115, seven games to tie the game at who lost his second consecutive pinned his opponent in 28 3.3. match. s Winning on pins for Lake seconds, Blanco dribbled through Winning on decisions for Seminole's defense again late in Brantler were l Barrett, 141 Speed Weeks Opens Thi sWeekend THE DENIM DUDE 12" dag. meas. PORTABLE BLACK & WHITE TV shooting at John Rollins, of Sanford, in a W. 13th St. bar in riid-Dec'eniber. Williams testified that he was in a dice game with Rollins and that Rollins was armed with a pistol and grabbed $50 in winnings from his (Williams') hand saying, "Come get it." Williams said Rollins pulled a gun and "I thught - shoot first. But I shot to try to ware him sal couldget out of the bar," Rollins denied having a gun or stealing the mitvaey. Police said a bullet struck the bar wall near Rollins where he said he 10-round decision, rematch. coupled with his sparkling record, elevated Licata to No. 2 $-1-1495 Continued From Page lA) Don Merrick and Manny is the only athlete to winthe Wetherbee head a group of 15 four events the same year. Seminole Junior College As a freshman last year, athletes who will compete Merrick was named All. Friday in the Coliseum Relays American in four events. Sic's at Montgomery, Ala. Track Coach Terry Long calls The top amateur athletes Merrlck a "world-class Iiw from as far west as Arkansas athlete. and as far north as Kentucky James Fleming and I:: will Allen ill compete in the 1;; Merrick, one of the country's 60-yard dash, David Law and top sprinters, will compete in Theroy Stringer In the 60-yard the 60-yard and 440-yard dash high hurdles, Fleming and Law against other invited runners, in the 440-yard dash, Eli Thorne Wetherbee, the leading 1975 in the 600-yard dash, Nate Junior college indoor pole Perkins in the 880, MIke Gibson vaulter with a 15-feet, six-inch in the 1,()0yard run, Ed Terry vault, will compete against the in the two-mile run, Eddie Esch invited vaulters. in the high jump, Helmar Skagfield in the open pole vault, Mu-rick u is the only athlete to Mike Ross and Gary Fowler in be named most valuable the the shot putt, Willie Taylor and same year In the national junior Fleming in the long jui'r.p and college indoor and outdoor Fleming and Thorne in the cha mpionshi p meets. triple jump. He won the indoor 60-yard and 300-yard dash in March of Seminole Junior College will '74 and the outdoor l00-yardand begin its team outdoor meets 220-yard (lash in May of '74. Feb. He 14, Ewing AlmostPf er ect Totals 77 2132 16 - there nothing obscene or lasciviousabout the "flash of Trip mcintyre 1 4 6 - Admiral Track — prosecute. "The Foxe case was unique," he said, "and we'll handle each can Individually as It comes Sanford, In connectionwith a Oct. 10 robbery at Handy Way Food Store. Lake Mary, have been d*'opped, Thursday, Jan. 30, 1975-18 Joininif Allison in the final race of the $200,000 series is A.J. hot. Johnny Rutherford, David Pearson, Cole Yarborough, Gtrge l"ollmer, Bobby (Imiser, Ronnie Peterson and Emerson f'ittipaldi. They will be in identical 350-cubic Inch Camaroa. In Tampa, the 55th annual INCA sprint car races at the florida State Fair received two of the top names In the sport when I .arry Dickson and Kenny Weld sent in their entries. Dickson Is a two-time USAC spring car champion and Kenny Weld has won so many features in the Pennsylvania-New \'t'rk area he had a bounty put on him. The races will be held on Feb. 5, 8, 9, 12 and is. 'lid., will be t hi' It riwi' At fbi' fair cite Thi' nui tni-itt nf thp rnr np.A ii': IiiL i'll -u :./•.-.-,. - ' " -- •L....' IX •,"\' •POs'r TIME 8 P.M. *MATINEES: 1:45 P.M. (WED & SAT) 'CLOSED CIRCUIT COLcn, TV SPLAY THE *11 NEW TRIFEC'rA fPoRD-oj.cnyj KEiYa cWB �tivrninq )fcraJl, S,1t1foid Fl. ThLrd.y, Join. )3,1975 SCOREMARD M Al Alai ResulIts 23 13 10 60 219 141 Sokol 2300 11,20 940 1 600 S 20 7 K%Qutjtjon 7.40 $ QnIeIa (4 7) 113 00 Perfecia (4 1) 1667 70 SEVENTH - 514, 0,31.12: Ginger Lynn 20.40 6.00 5.00 5 Just So So 530 1.20 1 Micky ViCky S NINTH. 3$. C. 39,13: Mineola Poppy 11.40 900 420 $ T0O?IIeMidget 660 110 1 GoGoCactu 310 4 Houston 2240 9.20 400 2 500 460 7 3.50 1 Qvinitla (27) 137,60 I Dog Entries TONIGHT Detrot I MIw' Golden SI POfl.fld s.ni. PhoenIx Free Throw Contest Set - the Deltona Knights of Application forms may beA Columbus will he held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Deltona Junior obtalnedatDeltonaJwiior High Oviedo .-- .- . - - 2' 76 .4.11 I 0 .- . - . 3' Reg. 149.99, Sale 119.99. JCPenney 20" push rear bagger mower. Features 171 cc 4 HP easy-start engine, deep dish steel deck. Includes rear grass catcher kit. ------ FIRST, 1.16. U. 31.: I kne. 940 340 3.10 S W.tçlttte Duke ' GE.'sMinx Opal ($21.1 Jo (6). 7. H T Silver (1), I, Hilda's Pattie (12). FOURTH. 3 16. 8 - 1. Phantoms Pearl (6). 7. Red Witch (5), 3. Corky Cat (6). 1. Cover Speed (1) S. Wilcliffe Andy (I), 8 Smooty Bill (12).7. Husker Fire (52). 5. Arrale. Champ (10). FIFTH, $ 16, 0 1. Jetting Jerry II). 2 Marigold Oak (12), 3. Ex. p4osioi (I), 1, Miss Terri Lynni (4), Beckley Yogi (10. 6. Yeller Best (4) 7. Xi Attie (3), S. Tell The Dom (7 2) SIXTH. ls.B-l.D,jtoisa jet i41, SAVE YOU A BUCK Ptcfr1a (7 4) 5641.10 (4). 7. Berkley Wiggles (52), 6. Do3bLe (3-1) 1170.70 THIRD, 5-14, N. 3).U: KC 's SPacewaik (6)' EIGHTH, S 16. C - 1. Wonder" - - 7 B..kley Cute OeOLuck E ckert (4), 4. Honey Galore (5.3. Montague 430 1.704 Waver (52).4. M.A.'s Rabbi* (4), 7. .iinieli (65) 13160 P rfect. (P 6) 16710 Invitation (1). I. Win lana (17). FIFTH. 1.16, 31.43; TENTH, 3-16. AT - I. M.A.'$ ('0meCh6r9en17I0 9.10 310 7 Jeannie (3).7. .hae' Bash (5). 3 Rock e 10 370 4 MiStY Isle (1). 1 Canyon (7-7) s 750 6 Dark R oer (11, 6. My Cactus (3), 7 Texas F a y (to, I. Take Over (4). L_ Jnhn1Arrwy U.itnieiC (2 4) 129.60 4r1,cte (21) 16300 ELEVENTH. 3* - 1. HiLiden SIXTH, 3-16, 1, 31.1$ Island (11). 1. Montague Beacon (U. J.K.gland 1040 4.60 440 7 3. Berk)ey Kelou (10). 1. DO's Tines Roman 2.60 3,00 4 Merry (4), S. Betty Shari (i), 4. I ' at "amble Linin 4 60 8 40 1 Raostout 7.20 3 Qu'n'ela 1121 SIP20 Ptrfecta (2 Il 141.50 NINTH, 3.16. C. 31.77: GIefl's Carol 17.40 340 310 7 DoyDa 3.40 260 I A.pt.t Pick 260 2 c.n.cIa 11 11 1I$.I0 P-ttecta (1 1) U8,00 I ig savings ne on 2 120 5 iinitl1 (2 1) 121.60 fkrtecta 12 71 TWELFTH, as. D. 39 )9 11 1oua air 71 3 Wnsper 2I 470 1 Calgary Bob 400 1 Qvr- ." 3 7) d14 C tpfecta 131 10 $14400 1t,?i (371) $3344 $0 a, 7794, lland!,.--$140470 - WEDNESDAY aiGi-,T FR$T, 5.16, A, 3073. M'.-ot* 15% Off On "Harvest Birch" Paneli ng VCnCvr T.fRD, 3-16 0. 31.62 ',hle 19 1 MalI Iry Booby R 91 Cnikat 3 20 460 6 5! L C _iit. 5.204.40) Minn AV#f 1 1 . ...\ of Assel ______ $ 0328 -. 148 cc 3½ HP easy-start Features 148 cc 34 HP engine, cast aluminum deck, easy-start engine, steel deck, adjustable fold-down handle.Easy easy height-of-cut adjustment. height-of-cut adjustment Recreation rotary mower. Features 171 cc4HP easy-start engine, cast aluminum deck, easy height-of-cut adjustment Sal. prices effective through Saturday. Standings J.u*h1hhhhhI 2609 S. Sanford Ave. teçij t. 11 1131 40 1. Angeles F*U*T"z S It. C 3)22 '.'Z'f#'4i Slaughter 473 Shannon Corsi 701, [tii 115 Base Construction - Bitty Norwood fj MyIatf An. Betty Norwood 173. Eedq MyIalr 172 FIqihip Bank Mixed - Jack Homer 576, Phil Rothi $44; Jack I III) Vi 19$ 181 IlL 4.20 1 Detroit 720 1 wasnrn 127$ 9 3.3 137 $4 140 3 13)Q7 ae to win Star of Month , a Month fttn-.t, I 3 , Hl N e lson SI. IL Etnet Spen'-'- , 347)0, Virn Coming Soon... p. SPARE pi *-UPS - pen Sunday 1 2:30-5:30 peril. - I AND GARDEN SUPPLY I ON WYMORE RD., BETWEEN FAIRBANKS & LEE ROAD IN WINTER PARK i r[OsD SUM flAYs I Sanford SUITS SPORTCOATS Earl Black, vice president of operations (left), congratulates A. C. Doudney an ol d salt's dream C DivIska 2 '51w & Oves ii M stt$ RSII.I)fI 2520 5 $3 10 1$? Lillian Petit of Deltona, 79 pins 71 $ $3 *9 169 103 'f 9 13 9 7 GREENWAY NURSERY I I ends and pricing them for quick sale- i' First Federal Names Tuesday Morning Swingers Shannon Corsi 310, Carol 010M LARGEST STOCK OF CERAMIC KILNS, POTTERY WHEELS, CLAY & KEMPER POTTERY TOOLS IN FLORIDA. we are regrouping our odds and For FREE ESTIMATE CALL 322-6390 SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Notes fQr January. F a ye Jones rolled 91 ' Now that our sale is almost over I, cer 01 which more than 50 million were sold during their fad year of 1970, to three-ounce bags of sand labeled as "moon dust." There are the bottles of seawater sold as the cure, the axle grease spread over the aching knees, the buckeyes or horse chestnuts carried in the pocket, electronic gadgets, "radioactive" crystals, ice water cylinders, colonic Irrigations, mere are hlahpotency pills, nutritional treatments and scores of books promising miraculous i Many absolutely harmless, except that they often result in the patient abandoning his medically prescribed treats ment or delaying his visits to the physician, Walsh said. men as with frauds In other fields o( medicine, the results can beserious. "Some of our people who are all crippled up are monuments to malpractice," said Walsh. III order Sanford JUNIOR BOYS' LEAGUE It 27 1 44 133 173 12 29 6 30I2'trI ..,. Will the buys be so good ! 1 24 71 1 37 147 113 . of cut. 5-pos.tion height-of-cut. twin blade deck. Includes alternator, ammeter and sleeve. type hitch assembly 40 27 I Never again, W. L 72 77 22 I 3 0 1 '89 Reg. 4.69 Spec. foundation's antiquackery I SEE OUR CERAMIC HOBBY. CRAFT DEPT. crusader, he has Investigated I LARGEST STOCK OF ,400 alleged cures, ranging GREENWARE IN FLORIDA. -, '"-" "c UJI4IV[ UIdI.tlt!13, 200 W.L 1C 2 3 1 3 13 Dekle's Gulf 469 Save $ GIRLS' tASK ETIALL LEAGUE First Federal Florida State ' GARDENIAS Young Buds For Spring Bloom E. Reg. 799.99. Sal. 599.99. JCPenney 10 HP electric key start ride, mower. Features 36" width Homer 23), Phil Roche 217. Monday Blupi - Helen Pj3ptt 547, 121 M .. J26 19 71 2 40 145 14 1-012 6 77 ,, .. £L fleg. 129.99, Sal. 99.99. JCPenney Reg. 124.99, Sal. 99.99. JCPenney Reg. 179.99, Sal. 129.99. JCPenney 21" push rotary mower. Feati"es 22" power propelled rotary mower. 21" deluxe power propelled FAR WEST Fl. Lewis 73. Air Force 67 7I Qesa (14) 121.10 "The 3"i to 4 Ft Ext. Nice Reg. 5.93 Spec. I r 1 14rrfl Padge t 1J 600 6 NHL Standings 2-4, BarbaraDempsey III. L4'pMcGoo 500 4 Junior.Senlam - Terry Waldrop $47, C,nela (36) 137 20 Division I Yony Di.r'kn'.on 517 Mile Ctjrk SJ CON D. ,, U. 31.13: w L T Ph OF GA 70], Terry Weid,pp 202 Rigo r Rue $2011.10 440 2 Philpnia 3* 10 7 47 161 00 O*it.a Pinbvife, - Don 6.10 570 I NY Rangr2$ 14 9 19 19$ 154 butheivirw 541 Marvin Akhulf 50; jEm - .3J'ii it 4.60 4 Atlanta 71 t9 10 33 $10 142 MMVInMUU)97,DOISBU,.h.VS. Ny Island 201112 32 167 17 112. FlorwKg Burhtnne II?. a (7 I) $197.10 fubiC (37) $8170 -. I J 14 I ' a $ SOUTHWEST TaKas Southern 137, Texas Col 111 21 19 6 51 161 IS? VikingS 13 CO 3 OFF Present Th is Coupon For mowers. G1111030 Smtx% 25 Save5O Sin 84. Illinois 93, Bell St. 73 WL CteveLa,sd at Edmonton p cured by medical science, to get rid of quackery in Walsh is an undercover in- thrills Is to get rid of arthritis," vestigator for the Arthritis said Walsh. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - Foundat.ion.His job istopursue ...-.. .. . "uur people try an i.nese That copper bracelet around t}in "niinnkst" whn nrv your wrist might offer you hope this nation's 50 million arthritis things because they are in pain and they're desperate," he for relief from arthritis -but to sufferers. The hulking 52-year-old New added. Jerry J. Walsh It's Just another worthless gimmick in the Yorker also is an arthritic. He Walsh holds the title of charlatan's $408 million walks with two canes, un- director of special services for dergoes frequent remedial the national arthritis group. He quackery arsenal. surgery, and last year had both tours the country to check on Walsh has tried them all. Now he's devoting his life to ex- disease-racked hip Joints new products and gadgets and posing the "cures" for the replaced with plastic-ball and in the course of his travels painful disease which doesn't metal-socket "total hips." lectures on arthritic "frauds." only way we are going kill but - so far hasn't been In more than a decade as the - '0213 79 IS 0 $1 206 137 '' W.nnpecj ,I Phosn.ji Fridays Games 15altimore at New England Vsncuvem at Toronto at Mnnesofa fly JERRY RALYA The Herald Services PANEL CENTER ii posed. Ex '• Kansas St. 100. Iowa St. 93 MiamI, Ohio 71, Dayton 62 Kent St $2. TOledo 4$ Indiana St. $9. Evansville $7 S. IIIinoj 91. III. St. 61 p 154 15) Vancouver at Minnesof a . Quick 'Cures' Are Mks.sourl 77, Oklahoma 46 Nebraska 73. Okia St SI 1034 3 2) 103 1H Wiiesday's Games New Engllnd A. 8&lf1nXW# 3 Cleveland 6. Phoenix 7 Thursday's Games Quebec at Chicago , - AT West Division Wiflfliplg -''.'- liii (($1', "Dollar Bill" ' ' San Oego fl 70 1 41 156 131 Colts TENTH, 3-16, 8, 31.31; s i Gcm~lRecov ery 600 510 340 j Mr.n 4 3 20 0 14 IF? 146 ^ Baltimore AJs Zippy Miss 800 4.40 5 13 30 3 29 117 I V Eagles 4 1 LiOns Ruiored Canadian Olvilijoill 400 6 33 Quebec Qunirta 0 5) 06 40 3, ; 0 so 1111111 IS2 Rams 17 Toronto dLEVENTH. 5.16. A. 3117: 2319 7 53 19$ 175 An4y Over 950 3 40 3.00 1 EdmOrdon 21 1& 7 II 131 110 Noble Tony s. lo 3 20 1 Vancvr 7121 7 AA 136 Ill Area Bowling M.$ter '• -'- LIGUSTRUM ' Ohio U. 73, Bowling Green 49 East Diviiion W L T P?i OF GA New Eng 76 I? 7 54 161 14$ U.S. Rank Clvind 2025 2 17 135 15) GrrOoryLusnber WTRR Chicago is 77 1 Phoeni ' N. Carolina 101, Wake Forest 91 5. Ala 9, Jacksonville St. Ii Clemson 134, The Citadel 73 Virginia $7, W. Virginia 79 Miss Valley IS, Ala. St. 7$ Duke 113, Davidson 74 MIDWEST Marquette 73, Xavier, Ohio 35 V/HA Standings San Houston ' Marshall 107, DePiul 9$ f ord Electric Ind'00,s B EAST Boston Col. IS, Providence 77 Niagara 71, Cornell 70, OT Pittsburgh 70. Temple 61. OT Peiv St. U. Syracuse $1 Bonayent, 1, St. Francis, N.Y. $9 W. Keitp 91. La Salt. 17 r,o, Washington $0, Navy Si Deliware SO, Gettysburg 6$ Man. 79, Curry 70 SOUTH /'(nt, Notional 560 480 7•70 • ,. 1111.1 %II II,(ll '.iI 1,5% JCPen I'm Della (I). jInie4a (74) 157.10 Pe rtecta Cl 7) 310160 EiGHTH, 5.16. 31.10 .0 • - Scores Ta.)oe Squaw 300 4 Lankey William (5), 7. K's Victoria Skin Tights (6), S. H.C.'s Gloaven (5)3) Quiniela 011 113.00 Blue Bombers 1rfCCt3 (2 41 $33.70 TWELFTH, 1, ir ' Red Devils (11. 2. Willy Gibson (U, 3. 8. SC VENTH, $16. D, 21: .14 Gi Ref ets Go ire Eckert 19.40 610 600 $ Future (31.4. Rose Of The Vliy INTERMEDIATE BOYS' ps Jet Sri $40 470 1 (12), 5 Whickemfritth (731,4 Bare , BAStETSALL LEAGUE Jolly kidder Fact (101,7 Tell Cinderella ($),3. 1740 4 . '.- P4 P - The Pace 71.2-0 islo 443 1 110. 2 Hosiery (6). ) GVfl PowderKansas It, Colorado 59 Torn Wood 160 110 $ () 1 Pfunday GIll (6), S. optima lIe Will Do ' 6 Berkley Stacey (32), 7. Quini,4 (3)4) *41.20 Snons Duke (17), 5. Rumbler F1arfectm (4$) 115990 (I 1. FOURTH, $16. C. 31.14 NINTH.3)4,C-. 1. My Playmate Do7OrfluttOfl mike 74O 4.80 • (S). 7. Look Awhile (5),3, Look Ethel PETUNIAS, PANSIES & SNAPS- NOW READY - Rand. College Cage 3M 3.10 1 7. Good Plabor (1), 3. Montagu, Stately ' 3-60 • Ctardy (6). 4. Tell . Do" (4), 3. QjtnIdj (IS) 171,20 Journey Man (tO), $ Mined. SECOND, 316, D. 31,3 . Super-ste. (5), 7. Berry king (4), 5. BroiherMin. 16.10 9.20 3.20 7 K's Sprite (5) 5kiflagoi SEVENTH, 516. D - 1. Beach 23.00 430 4 Nevmseitle (Deedheat) 2.20 3 Born (4). 7. Jeanie Lou (5), 3. ks K'i,Shi)( (Deadheat) Chthi (10.4. Chilief Shakopee (17. S. Qu*n,ela 1A 7) 5)04.00 H T Carry On (I), 6 Freckle Face AZALEAS Let Dollar Bill ABA Flower (6), 4. Mlgic Matador (5), S. WEDNESDAY MATINEE TALI.AHSEE, Fla. (AP) the new House chamber in a lative computer, thereby allow- Tucker's chief aide, Gerald shared by two House members off the thing he was educated said "Either lead, follow or get propriate," Neither Senate President way that will permit easy in- Ing lawmakers to view bills, sternstein, said the speaker had are budgeted for $1,500 each, in." out of the way." Dempsey He said he's planning to post Barron's en- stallation of the TV system in rules and laws on their own TV decided to scrap the s90o,.000 but Tucker has notified As for former English Prime Spicer, who has been forced a sign next week that says, dorsement of a $600,000 closed the future, screens. House TV system altogether. Woodruff that he expects to cut Minister Disraeli, Tucker to resign his position by Gov. "Just because I'm paranoid circuit television system or As originally envisioned by Barron's approval is a "good, However, Sternstein and Tom costs to about $1,000 each. The quoted his observation that Reubin Askew, said be swapped doesn't rriean they're not after Speaker Donald Tucker's Howard Walton, Barron's top solid commitment" to equip t1w Woodruff, an Interior design best current estimates are that -Upon the education of the signs "because it was more ap- me.rejection of a similar $900,000 aide, each legislator would new Senate chamber, now un- consultant working with it will cost $3.5 million, $1.5 people of this country the fate of system for the House is as firm have a TV screen on his desk for der construction, with the basic legislative leaders in furnishing million for the senate and $2 this country depends." as It might seem, PEN 9 TO 5.30 [CLOSED SU_ ND_ AY_~= instant viewing of amendments TV system For reproducing the new facilties, said conduits million for the house, to furnish Tucker quoted Hitler's cornAides say that Barron has yet as they are Introduced. amendments, but tLat's all, and connections will be the legislative facilities ment that "universal education I to grant final approval of the Walton's original proposal Walton said, provided so the video system scheduled for completion in mid is the most corroding and cils- I Senate system and that Tucker was expanded, however, to inHe said Barron has not yet can be placed at members' 1976. Integrating poison that liberhas approved constniction of clude a connection to the legis- been presented with details of desks by a future speaker. Tucker, meanwhile, has been alism has ever invented.ri 3 CU. FT. BAG REGULAR 1.98 the computer linkup and con"In our viewpoint it would be Introduced to a mixed bag of "If Hitler said something was sequently has not approved the foolish to make the desk so it notables by his speechwrtter, wrong, then it must be right," Ile 0 NO i full $600,000 cost of the ex- could not receive the TV at Ken Driggs. Tucker said. panded system. In a recent speech on some point In the future," LIMIT RT WOOD PRODUCTS, INC _ I 'I'he fart that legislators had Woodruff education, Drlgg..s had Tucker The signs of the times are F 307 E. 251h At. voted themselves $3 million to He said the new Howse P40 Howse chain- quoting cropping upon outgoing Corn- ½ Bu. BAGS NATIVE PEAT 3 FOR 100 Sanford spend on furnishing their space her will cost "a little more" as a Will Rogers, Benjamin Disraeli LIM IT merce Secretary Don Spicer's Ph. 323.5676 in the new Capitol was reported result of providing such con- and Adolph Hitler. TO desk. 4 EXTRA ' 69 at the time ithappenedlast May nections. resent timt re He observed that American 349 "Live by the hatchet, die by NICE but att'acted little attention, that single teak desks for sena- humorist Rogers has said the hatchet," says the sign cur 4 But when the story surfaced tot-s will cost about zsx "there is nothing as stupid as an rently posted on Spicer's desk. FORMOSA, WHITE. OUC DE ROHAN AND RED fr for a second time recently, apiece. Double teak desks educated man, If you get him Ile said it replaced a sign that i (101. 7 Dann y Jan (17), S. Where's Wednesday's Games Tulfy (6). No games scteiled P - rfecta 13 SI 1137,90 SECOND. It, D-. I. Fabulous Girl Thursday's Games (10),?, H.C:s Big E. (6), 3. Mineola C'.bie (2 3) $75390 Denver at St. Louis Daily (3), 1. Rambling Red (13), 5, ELEVENTH, Doubles. Spec I. San Antonio at Utah /.aruri Arpi 11 60 440 940 3 Queen's Caper (6). 6. Berkly Lofty Friday's Games 561 440 1 (4).7 Toni Tr ess (I), I Ima Bean Artcha Pere: Denver at New York Domingo Mencha I .$0 i Memphis vs. Virginia THIRD town Hampton Tray (5). 2. Ml Fancy (10), 3. Cotton Perfect. (3$) *721.10 Dog Results Cl,...sed Circuit Televisloll Still Out Of Focus Save$30 - - 360 I Sala Larrea 1300 6.30 3 Erdo:. Juan 19.10 4 Santi Arpi Ouiflif4 (1-3) Perfecta (31) 1111.90 01001 With 1 31 U07.40 A--1I$3, Handle - S&6A9l Florida House, Senate Discussing Cost SPECIAL 1 .49 .! - Thursday, Jan, 30, 117S-35 1. 30 77 21 U3 2 73 74 71 71 49 Division 30 is .a -. 26 . I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CYPRESS MULCH '.u'niela 135) S11.IQ TWELFTH, Doubles, Spec 7: '1) J(;Penney - BARGAIN SECTION A basktba11 will be four levels of corn. free-throw contest sponsored by petition for each age group. DELTONA Tops Detroit at Houston 6 13360 440 ) i'lcIff Gee (57). 6 Big Boomer 320 -on Crooms . l 77 .4)3 10 19 27 .4)3 10 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 9$, New York 97 Detroit 93. Golden State 90 Los AngeIn 117. New Orleans )09 K a nsas Cifly Omaha 106. M i l Aauket 102 Seattle P9. Phoenix IS Thursday's Games New York at Atlanta Buffalo at Cleveland IlIock (8). 1. MA's moose (3). s Z Event 73 23 .419 12 ChiCI9O K.0 Omaha FIRST, 316.4- I. 80 Collins(ö), 2 Hoefers Situ. (4); 3. Montague Perfect. (2 7) 1132 90 TENTH. Singles. Spec 7: Golf The nine conference teams will compete. Cleveland , 47$ fl Atlanta 21 30 4 1 2 151) New Orleans S ii .10? 29 Western C0flf,t*n. Mldwes Division PtrIet hJ 1$ 71 7 43 166 193 1331 Results Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB Boston 3) Ii .102Buffalo 31 17 .646 2' New York 33 23 371 It . Phitidilp,Ia 20 2? .101 II Central Division Washn 33 13 ,779__ 'ecta (so) S,420 Quiniela (II) $3920 Perfecta (1 1) $109.70 TENTH. 5-18. 8, 32.00: Yvco 11 70 Gunela (18 $.61 00 Track Winder 19.00 420 $ Buddy Bound 670 1 SIXTH, Doublit, Spec I. Qtj,nlela (2 4) $1)60 vi AIberd, 1160 6.20 S 2 ELEVENTH, 3-16.4. 31.21: . rutI AItu 72.00 4 I April Showers 5-70 210 760 6 'kmiflQOJyi 300 S WiIiff Danc er ,nie(a 3.80 3.10 I! 'r1jre Drvt. :.rfec,a 2 8 ucs co 360 I r tLl 1 61 112 ) SEVENTH. Doublet.Spec Perfect. (6 1) *2160 1 iy Albei-di 6.00 7.00 470 6 g (4? with èl) 17,33340 :a Lena 7 00 1, TWELFTH, 3. C, 3*13: ;.dan Javi $ Sissy Sue 11.20 1.10 6.10 Qviniela (36) 116.10 Exotic Lace P)-tecla (6 3) 1171.50 1.00 3.10 Lady Gramlin 1.40 EIGHTH, Doubles. Spec 7: Ouinieta (I 1) $65.10 .'.jr,jri Ta'n 700 7.20 5.40 Trifecta (143) $;70 n1iflgo Zarre 9,10 3 I A - 2179. Handle sis.ipe -o va Aguirre 500 3 1.34.00 Pt- rfecta (1 1) 177 10 NINTH, Singles, Spec 7: Mats Atlanta 3 $0 6 Quinicla (13) $14400 Perfecta (51) $119 EIGHTH. 3.16. C. 3131: Nabu I 40 5 30 1.00 5 Gus 17.00 4.40 1 Cousin Oeosy 6.20 1 QViniltia (5,) 11020 7 60 360 3 340 6 QunieIa (33) 11400 P.rteta j Doubles (IS) 174.70 FIFTH, Dqubs, rmsn Ramon 11.00 7.00 1 70 la AItu 3.30 3.00 1 r'i<za Muuerta 7.60 On Crooms boosted its record to High School basketball courts. School, Enterprise Elementary There will be 144 The contest is open to boys School a.ndatSt. Peters School matches in 6-2 Tuesday with a 65-41 Pittsburgh 6. Chicago the two days. Twelve wrestlers basketball victory over Oviedo. and girls 11.14 years old. There In Deland. Toronto 1, California Set Sunday from each school will compete Atlanta 4. Kansas City I. tie Tim Staten led Grooms with New York Islanders i. Mid. OSTEEN The Family for four places in 12 weight 18 points, Jim Kennedy had 15 netol* 3 World Golf Club is conducting Classes, and David Wiggins added 12. Thursday's Games the Snow Bird Public Open Golf New York Rang at But ao Grooms led b 14 points at the Brantley Cagers On Road Preliminary matches are set Toronto at Philad el phia j, Tournament on Sunday at 10 and half, but Oviedo cut the adCalifornia at 6cton Friday beginning at 6 p.m. a.m. Pittsburgh at Detroit Saturday from 10a.m. to 12:30 vantage to three in the second Lake Brantley's basketball 42 on the road Tuesday. The The event Is a low gross and Washington at LOS Angeles half before Grooms regained game with Haines City Patriots will return home M P . . and 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday', Game Calloway tourney. Prizes and command of the game. St. Louis at Sa turday night will be played trophies will be awarded. The finals will begin Saturday Tuesday for a clash with Grooms will battle Osceola a' tonight at names city. Entry deadline is Friday. night at 8 p.m. Osceola Wednesday night. Brantley lost to Leesburg V. Seminole High School. NBA Standings SIXTH, 3.13, A. 31.16: Bonus Row 300 380 6 11.20 Elora .' r'cra Zari-e 3110 7 ê9 2)) 147 FIFTH, 5-16 0, 31.63 Toronto Bamer Oull 71110 120 S 60 I Calif .Miocola Raiputan 300 1 Beck Shan 1,20 1 rn Quela (1$) $1220 Perfect. (S I) $113.00 . Leniz Buffalo PetC?. ' FIRST, DOjbI•, Spec ;• Ica Perez 960 4.10 470 2 Eddy Lenli 610 5Echano Eloria $60 $ QunieIa 12 3) *3.360 Pertecla (p3) $75 00 SECOND. Doublej, Spec Larri S.nchez 18 20 17 00 6 L'rr,i Yr., 1100 $ Eddy Javi 610 4 QuineIa (SI) $69.10 Perfecta (5 5) S39I.So t 0 (2) with SO) $61060 THIRD, Doubles, Spec "n'I:a AIberdi 3760 1.20 Competes Lrnan will compete Friday Conference wrestling tour. 'and Saturday in the Metro nament at Orlando Boone High School. (4$) $4310 WEDPIESOkY NIGHT Quin,e(a (68) 172.10 erfecte (8 t *21960 FOURTH, Doubles, Spec 7: (Lb.Jay 2310 $20 $1 Lyman . A.C. Doudney Director Board of Directors of Rapid City Air Force Base, First Federal Savings and Loan South Dakota, of Seminole, have named to He was the first and only duly their board A. C. Doudney, elected Seminole County President of A. C. Doudney Surveyor, having been elected Surveyors, Inc., Sanford. in 1964. lie Is married to the Doudney, a native of Sanford former Myra Southward, also a brings to First Federal con- native of Sanford, and has three siderable knowledge, and vast children, David and Douglas, experience in land surveying both attending The University field, having been in business of Florida, Gainesville, and For himself since 1954. Mrs. Ann I). Anderson of Doudney attended local Deland. schools until 1941, then entered Fork Union Military Academy, and graduated in 1945. Ile is also a graduate of the 't 4t18 iC)tIr University of Georgia, School of MON. THRU FRI. Engineering, class of 1950, and a graduate of The United States Force Institute Technology in IM3. Palm Beach Deansgate Values to 145 Values To 1 100 50 $40 $ (Not all colors - Not all sizes) me Air Hart Shaffner & Marx Palm Beach Deansgate of Doudney lsachartermember and past director of The Florida Society of Professional Land Surveyors. He Is presently a director of The Central Florida Chapter of the Florida Society of Professional Land Surveyors. Doudney served in The United States Air Force with the rank of First Lieutenant as a special projects officer for the Strategic Air Command at DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS MON. Baby Beef Liver TU ES. Veal Parmesan WED. Chic 1 Dumplings THURS. Beef Stew FRI. Trout Almondine 69; HWY. 17-92 & FAI Alterations Free, As Usual V!Iapp' 'T? 205W. FIRST STREET DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.6511 - '., -. .- -. ' '., i_I 4 I I '.J LF J �---- _ -. '-_ 4b--Eveflfng Hraid. Sanford, Fi. -,_,•----- .-_.. _____ ________ - Thu, flay. Jan. 30, )1$ -- . --_-- .--___--_p BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker READY? I FIN AL LY eo'r WE I4AVE A LONG TRIP a AgEAD WIN AT- BRIDGE ID BETTER EVER'ONE LQAEP iR Tb4E V ORTA9 OF uca - NORTH iI)i 30 Ok .::.:•. , •' -: I - WEST 000 £2± ALLEY I A K 9 tO 8 by Dave Graue V75 9 .110 10 USE EVEN IF THEY O, WELL BE F1, kUNA? T MX)V1ANS MAY SE LONG GONE BERDRE THEY CAN * Alt :;;; * •, .•.• .• . f S j _ I d. • THE ' / 1 LKJ64 ,... -. THE BORN LOSER 'iwrfl RV Experts SPItINGFLELD, Mass. (AP) ruin"? Why isn't "Alamo" in is a "distelfink?" What are the boojums of the dictionary? Where did the These are just a few of the Baja" What is the "Procul Ha- word "OK" come from? What questthns that pour Into the editonal offices of dictionary pub. lis1ers, reports Dr. H. Bosley 40W iuso Him - POTTERY WHEEL CLASSES Woolf, editorial EACH STUDENT HAS FULL USE OF ELECTRIC POTTERY GREENWAY CERAMI-CRAFT walks an ers,' b k : FLOR r MERC ANTS : : 64540"O FLA OURNEW : DELI SI 11N0W OPENL BLONDIE Chic 'fl.415 S A NEW i TOOTHPASTE CALLED Ivou MEAN I I DON'T A DOUBLE -'J LIKE IT f GET DOUBLE ) GUARANTEE IMy MONEY BACIC? -- IT ( LAS61O' COMES w " Young NO,VOJ GET j TO MOQE TUBES I ( '—, O 'FLASI-40 y rZ vj thaAl:: AUTO PAI NT NG BODY WORK INSURANCE ESTIMATES Foreign & Domestic Cur Repás Expert Refinishing • Frame & Unit Body Straightening - OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE Forest City Body & Paint Shop J -- -\r--- 1 ) HE CLEANED C)PJ TN' JOINT! Drum & Disc Turning, Pipe Bender OPEN SUNDAYS 362.3411 90 Willow ow at Hwy 436 Forest City PHONE 671-4140 ,,, __ . • _ • ___ 14 ,. -. F ,-, ; c ¶'e pecp - ee awakened rm liper cent b radios and one I seem too have a.aened myself , -:-- . FUNNY BUSINESS TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding one ç „ - TA TAKE notn mp By rc urn.eRi Roger Bo!Ien (LJ5TEN,1P.IA.K (,.c LCL - 44 4F1.L LC- 84 I DorI ' 1rTF1r4,ecoQ T. . I'LL UTCATCP4 ) - N V 10019 by Garry Trudeau 62tw/4t. Xl1YllE/5d7 '1 M h1W 5W5 1 Is atr x am CUT- - ;WXc , 55 MM VA S7ZMW R4'%'W Ifffg4Y R!JDQ'TERS - 'LY afT. Ms,msic '- a& B4Y MS Ci64T7 - Aws J /C,i4 1F TA5VI'S. f7 i VP *N7E Ia AItS A kZs'l6 7.ZE R'%7 V z4tz liE L)RR7ZNTY 1060 akx 70 ' -- ZA HE IS iIj AW /44WV 7fl4T :4 1-30 ErnrCIW 70 t4 IN IWAOI - IL j1ft ( by Al Vermur LOOK! (VERY Fit \TROPW' AMONG TNE TOPIOtN 7HE _ \ I z( HATE v\ -- c_ 1: - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lou kz-0 1-30 TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan 'ISUPFOSE I'M PISUCHAN1E' Another disliked the fact that "irregardless" was In the dietionary, a nd he was assured thatenoughpeopleuseitfor the word to be Included, but with a nonstandard label. An YWn WITh ftN& .A HA NGMAN. I 10 KNOW WHY. - & V. IOF lU&A HMOMAN I i41 - WE ARE ALL WE AJIMAS MUST - I rvLJES5 HE16 • ARCHIE (vicA {\{N1\t\/5 by , ,;HrIf#Affl Bob Montana ,vo WERE SU P El / TO BRiNG IN PCTURLx. OF THE FAMOUS MEN I LISTED! 92N' YES! p 1 c \---- CAPTAIN EASY And about those boojums they are spiny trees that grow in Lower California, Including the Baja peninsula. The 'Procul Ibrum" Is a rock group, and while the words may be Latin, the group Is not a (Jrtionaryentfy bOW by Crooks & Lawrence IE GOT TA ArM:1.- THEYAR IIWOF 4 ioii6- LOOJøW'JCH.E,Y . ' E OF ..i THAT bE r -4E P'tAtTER ME,AEv: .'F TH AT PHCW I NEVER wT5 LEFT O' ,.•'•l fl It I FROM HERE ON.'ou KW ALL 5T 4 Rrc, LLRME rM,4rEg --MASTER 01 If' JI'.i" UPERTANkER! ,- EEK & MEEK P - by Howie Schneider 7IolHi ( ADtE A,53THg aa.DRSt4 -.cI 74E BOKX School GRADES 6.12 - ., . s, 14ii... ) FIT A WEEK'S TRASH FROM A FAMILY OF FOUR INTO -& I)EZO ONE SMAL' BAG! r'\ f Li?üi. by Bob Thavs :"4.$ - '(,.' . :-•_____ . 100 Acre Campus Personalized Education - - I In FRANK AND ERNEST A Co-ed Day School - I ThItK LURE EIIJGOVERHE ARD' ) - - -' - Pass You, South, hold A A 976 V 2 • K .154 A h.it 't'J \(J dO 110W - I'ass is our first -hofr-r. but lIh some partners ou could and should bid lour dubs. DOONESBURy L FlNt-4ED Trinity Preparatory ORLANDO, FL. 3207 IA 2A Send $1 For JACOBY MODERN book to; W,r at Bridge. (do this newspaper). P.0 Box 489. Padio City Station. New York. V 8400 ALOMA AVE. 1',1 Pass TEST.' — New Muffler Shop Pass 1'sc PRISCILLA'S POP £$iha Paco's Auto Parts 'a I v INI 3A l'sc I would," replied West. you would have played the ten or the jack, not the king from that holding. In (act there was no holding where "lIoever, by HeirndhI & Stoff.I I ()JT ABOUT T'NAT NOISE I HEARD FWOM i --- --I vN5TAJRS YEAI4! I. "Yes, H__ BUGS BUNNY Oklahoma writer wanted to COLLISION REPAIRS South over your one spade your partner has raised you to two spades What do you do now' Answer Tomorrow other state. letters recently know why "bleep" wasn't inneluded in his dictionary and was ciudedlnhisdlctlonaryand Wit would probably be In the next printing. Another wanted an up-to-date definition for "flaky" and gt It. A Writer froia Belgium wondered why ,to cuss out,, wasn't in the dictionary and was told that "out" in this case was an adverbial Intensifier, and that both "cuss" and "out" were listed sepanitely in the dietlonary. Another warted to - know where the word "maven" ame from and was told it Is of '1ddLSJ origin and means "ex- bidding has been: 30 heart and the ace of diamonds. "Nice play,” said South. "But wouldn't you have felt silly if my spade holding had been five to the king-jack-ten?" 45 Q7W, lirE - F%1Ei4SO%' 19 - The J 94A IN 4I451ERA. received is one from a man who complained that Nietzsche and • * __ 't • Karl Marx were designated "phllceophers"ln the btograph. WHALE I ical section of one of the firm's dictionaries. In answer It was LB. pointed out that bothmen sati. 2 Reg. $2.49 fy the definition of philosopher I••II••IS•I•SS•IS.SI.... as "one who seeks wisdom." AND 4A ffR4 $%iiim I I 0 _______ _____ . LOBSTER //T1 P.m l'c- provides more correspondents (Behind Purple Porpoise) : IA South played quickly but Unsuccessfully. At trick two he led a spade to his king. West ducked without battin batting eye so South returned t ktim sith a club; led a second spade and ence or tedm1bgy,says Woolf, adding that more women than men write and that California 410 George Ave., Maitland CIAL SPE - e: few with the language of £cl. IDA WEEKEND - S ~ifdfill provide useful — F*iSb SEF, IFt F, Of k Iiss J'Jss played his queen. West produced the ace and South had to lose another trump trick, a - I editors, librarians, students. Some want a term paper ONWYMORERD, BETWEEN FAIRBANKS AND LEE ROAD w ritten, but are turned down. IN WINTER PARK Others take great delight in finding real or imagined typographical errors in the die. tionary. Some have coined new 11 words and expect to be paid. And others offer new definitions for existing words. : One man wrote that he had a FIGHT HIGH FOOD cosis : ii itnr" 50-year-old dictionary and won• BU Y "iitr. FROM THE " • dered If he should get a new WHOLESALER! one, Woolf recalls. Another writes regularly to as): ques: e Carry A Complete Selection • lions only about Poland. One :0 0 woman wanted Merriam to find Quality Seafoods! : : an outlet for her hand-croFresh Fish, Clams, Oysters, Shrimp, Lob- • chCted ha ?rkcriefs. Some correspon nts become pen sters, Live Crabs, Live Maine Lobsters, Fresh pals of individuals on the staff I Haddock & Cod Fillets. :and information. Most questions deal will' the : general vocbu1ary and very : J ourc Art Sonsom director of G. & DIVISION OF GREEN WAY NURSERY . (,.ct CR WE [ ence, Woolf says, comes from people In all fi , : APE by C. Merriam Co., which receives 2,000 o letters a year at its headquarters here. POTTER COL.JOHN STEPHENS 10 WEEK COURSE. DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES. rAuGHTSYpR0FEsSI0NAL tQ Pass South West North East Central Florida Zoological Society president Jim Ryan (center) accepts $250 cheek from Melvin Siskind, (left) and l.et Samuel in behalf of the Sanford Jewish Community. WHEEL DU RING F' U Pass IA 2A Opi'ning lead Stump /1 next trump lead. Writ North Easi .• Don 't — and king falling together on the Neither vulnerable JEWISH COMMUNITY AIDS ZOO Queries - ace r HEt! k2( without having the queen in was 501 ill IT SAFrz IS *& EAST A-1 72 VKQ864 •765 A If) 3 Vito 9 A942 £ 7 52 OOP you would have played the king quite LA 998 A A3 : - reserve. West was right. South's attempt to get West to play the ace doomed to failure against any good player, once he played the king. Had he played the queen it might have been a different story. Expert West might have decided that South held five trumps to the queen-jack and that a duck with the ace would lead to the VA2 K83 ?' byDickTurner --- £9654 . Thursday,Jan. 30,1975-50 CARNIVAL JAMES JACOBY By (1SW1%l.t, and VI .: Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl, — TRASI1 COMPACTORi 'j' : r,j ArdD 1'III$, O SHORT RIBS — of Poug THAT COM WIf$ MACHINE. — by Frank Hill COUR$, IS YNI PAMR.Y '-,.•" 'r / �I - ____4 - - - - a, ' i'-' , ........ -.. , - . . . -' r"r" ':' --- '- : -" -'- - . ',- ' '_-_- B-Evenlng H,rald, Sanlord, Ft. Building Thursday, Jfl 30s !!! Legal Notice Legal Notice • Legal Notice -- ___..T T.-..... __ - 30-Apartments Unfurnished I - - ----------- -_--__ 32-Houses UnfurlliShed ________ ________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN Al ID Close to downtown, nIW lovely 2 Bedrooms, I bath hOuSC. Walking FOR SEMINOLE COUNT • FOR SEMINOLE COUNT bedroom. air, carpet, kitchen fully to downtOWn, near distance FLORIDA. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FLORIDA equIpped. Water sewer garbage schools. $100 monthly plus CIVIL ACTION NO. 1SI3.CAO1.B NAME STATUTE CIVIL ACTION NO. service I,d. by owner. $170. 322 cunify. 3fl-iOfl; 322 9507 In re: the Marriage TO WHOM IT MAY CONCtRN , CAMERON BROWN CONSUME 719$ or 373 1593. ILDA No?ic.eis hereby given that the flH°P FINANCE, INC. , Florida room. city, married ,p i[ TI1ION1 P API) MIC HAEL OVIEDO-. Duplex. Fuin or unfurn. 2bcirm Plinti If, adults only. $150 mo 323 9SU after C H P I S I OP H t P III S 14 OP. Ideal location, reasonable rent, "Fictitious Name Statute' Ct.apter rtr Sta•ute. U register R(SPOPIDrNT Ph owner 343 3721 anytime. _______________________________ DUANE .1. HOVOSEOLIAK, A NOTICE OF ACTION *tPithe(IerkoItheCi,custCot,qt, jy i thru S times 4Ic a line , PJOVOSEDLIAK, hi Wile au id HOURS Unlurnished, 2 bedroom. Florida LUXURY STUDIO 0 MICI4AIJI CHRISTOPHER JAMES W. WINTER SPRINGS - "One ''d for Seminole County. Fto,.da, I1ISHOP 6 thru 75 limes 31c a line RUPICH, room, fenced yard in Lake Mary. EFFICIENCY 8:00 A.M. receipt of pçof of fp 5:30 P,M. 26 times 24c a line Defendar request and now It's a major upon 377.1507, 372.7090 3360 kiSWl(k bIlct of thiS notice, the lec MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOTICE OF ACTION (S700 MINIMUM CHARGE) crisis1" Mayor Troy Piland titous name. bAit, NATIONAL Chambiee. Geor.a SATURDAY 9.Noon LcngarOod: 617 Highland Ave., ', TO: Duane J. P4ovosedliai 'S 3 Lines Minimum MASTERS COVE YOU ARE DISCOUNT Under which I am HEREBY exclaimed Monday night after and block from LOng*OOd Elementary ON THE LAKE NOTIFIFD that t no; Orlando n action tot Ifl Digna G. Novosedliak School. 7 Bedroom masonry Count,Iltiiztn John Daniels arid Drive inthCltyot 37) 7900 Dulution of Marriage has been Sanfora. Florida home. Range arid AC. $130 Month ii te'rwoocj Place others questioned the use of the filed ø4iVflt ,0ti, fld YOU are TPIt the party interested in said Bamboo Cove. I.? BDRM. shag. air, plus deposIt. 647 $451 Bel Alt, Maryland required to ser.e a cotv of YOU? nss fOII new municipal building to sunny kltctens. playgrounds. near YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a n rltten 1C9M'S If M1Y. , Public Finance city park f. Sanford Plaza. From Nlce3 bedroom house tor lease. $150 orgamzat;ons in the city. " action for Mortgage forecIure hi S Corporation $110 Airport Blvd near Sanford Carroll Burke, AttOrney for been filed against you and you ar 'mo C The Junior Police which are Petitioner. whose address iS MlI.c1 Ave 323 1310 61? required to serve a copy of you r Its President sponsored by the Police nford Atlantic flank Building, written delenses. if any, to it o Payton Realty Dated at Sanbord. Seminole Sanlora, Florida, and file the ROBY.CUNNINGHAM&O'NEILL Department, had requested County, Fioroa January 13th. 1973 with the Clerk f CircUit P A.. PIahtilf's attorneys. wto3C 76loHiawathua 372.1301 permission to use the building Publish: ian 16. 7). 30. Feb. 6. 1973 orginaI Court, Sanford, Seminole County. dress Is $63 Hartford Building, 70 I for their meeting. Daniels 1s a JÔ Florida, on or bc-f ore the 6th day Of East Robinson Street, OrIar,dc furnished garage 112 Garrison Dr. 2 or 3 bedrooms, Park Ave February. A (3 1975, 0tht'tWIS4 a Florida, 3101. apartment. 565 month or weekly. drapes, carport, clean 1140 Mo. member of Winter Springs or before the 3r Iu1t wilt be entered against YOU FICTITIOUS NAME Pets, small deposit. Orlando, $51 ni 6341 d6y of March, 1975. and file th Community Association whIch VETERANS ONLY Notice is hereby Q.irn Ihat we are for the relief demanded ifl Inrolh now for January sewtr' 1109. thr original with the Clerk of thiS (our no charges $10 for use of its engaged In busnes at Hw 17 971 Petit,n Two crypts. (leui Haven, last upper 3 Bedroom, Ii,, Bath Home classes. Singer approved dealer eithrr before service en Piasntltf' section, LeavIng are,,, rnusi WITNESS my hand and seal Oil attorneys mi So of 43.1 LCIAU*OOd, Seminole Clean. Large Lot 710 E. 1st St. 3736861 facility. 3 room furn. garage apt., adults or irnmediateli sacrifIce. 323 0616 County, Florida, under the fitit'ous thiS the 3rd day of January, A (3 372 1110 only Nopets.$9opermo.3fl3l67. thereafter; otherwise a default *0 Mrs. Daniels, wife of the name of ALMOST PU THRIFT 97S PIANO & ORGAN LESSONS, Girt be entered against you for the relic councilman said, "1 hate to see SHOP. and that we Intend to register (Seall lor7fledroom AduitsOnly Lalng Steele, Instructor. Orlandi demanded in the Complaint oi Furnished Arthur Ii fli'ckwi?h, Jr Park AvenueMobile Park you go into competition with us said name with the Clerk 01 the Petition School of Music now acceptIn Clerk of Circuit Court ,, Circuit Court. Seminole County. 75.15 Park Drive, 3227161 limltec private enrollment ir WITNESS my hand and the seal o and drive us out of business. SmtricI County. ho, d.i l(ri in accordance *ith the Two bedroom house. furrthrd, Fihf Choleti.'ral build up with Sanford 372 O9 the Court on the7ith day of January sas admitted that the wov1sions of the Fictitious Name By' Elaine Ri(h,tr' 7 Bedroom garage mature adults, $123 monthly Itt & Lecithir Kelp Combination. Get Deputy Clert apartment. Adults. last month In advance. $30 utility association's building was in Sta?ut, To W.t Section 163,09 Norwalk Led Kelp caps. at (Sal) CARROLL BURKE Statutts 195' 377-5037. A damage deposit. No pets 372. Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. need of repairs, but she said Florida Arthur H Ueckwth, Jr Attorn.'y for Petitioner S iris Crystal 194 Clerk of the Circuit Court 2 one bedroom efficiency apts. fully this could not be done without 617 Sanford Atlantic JeaNte RousSeau HASHVII.LE RECORDING CO By' Elaine RiCharde furnished including air. Utilities Country home furnIshed, 3 bdrm PatrIcIa A. McCarthy LOOKING FOR SINGING rental fees. Deputy Clerk C FT 741 C WE iv p i paid 1 or 2 ,sdults 371 19)0 caot'rci florid,, 37771 ?n 9 18 7) 30 19S TAl, EPIT 305 .175 24I I'' bath, attached gariç' [)'Fizio Ut)jèt.(t'(i ft, (Lr- nrcll .i •. -.'.i',ut,cru or li ':: c uiij'r bi,',uutitul .'i ,l ') a.), tv7S Seclude-a 1190 mo • 1100 securt, 'i" O'Neill. P A. F urniSheti 7 bedroom apartmenl 20) oaks. Fishing, canoing, swimthe cost of air-conditioning and " Leclthint VIne-girl 861 Kelp! Now $300336. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE $63 Hartford Building E. 21st St. Air _______________________________ conditioned, wall. ming, mobile home or camp sites. all four in one capsule, ask for electricity used by city groups EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. UNITED STATES DISTRICT 700 East Robinson Street wall carpet $175 month, $50 Camp Seminole, Smiles 2 bdrm. cottage, partly furnished of I I VB6 4. Faust's Drss. using the city hail. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF Orlando. Florida 37101 on SR 16 372 1471 damage deposIt. 3230630. No Children $100 mo. 7441 Park FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION - Attcrneys for the Plaintiff Piland said the building COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ave. 3271450. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.17.CA-09-A Publish ibm 30, Feb 6. I). 70, 1973 Clean A QuIet, 1 or 7 bedroom apis COURT NO. 73-137.Orl CIv-R IN YOUR FAMILY' belongs to the people of Winter In te The Marriage ef adults, no pits Lease. Wanted UNITED STATES Oh AMERICA. DEJ 16.1 AL ANON 1110. Lake Mary. 2 bedroom furnished Springsandshouldbeavajjable ROBERT A For families or friends of problem LITTLEJOHN. Plaintiff, v Robert L Thompson, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR to local groups on space HuSband. 0 B A Mt'4ody Shop, and Mar cWinkers Ifairdrc-sser, mileor female, with or wl,,v. !iI.iurt•. JiJ For further information call 17) 4517 Thompson and Kathleen Anne THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL available basis If it does not and without following Located .n new 5695 PEGGY JOICE L 1 TTLEJOMP, Thompson Defendants(s) CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 7g... or write conflict with city meetings and Wife COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. NOTICE OF SALE - Notice NOTICE OF SUIT AVALOPI APARTMENTS court sessions. He added the hereby given that pursuant to a CIVIL ACTION NO. 741944 Aflhli YC Ian orYc TO ROBERT k LITTLEJOHN, HOMES FINAL' DECREE Of Forl"CIoSure NATIONAL pern responsible far each SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER lOvely Box $1, Kawybecg Lane. CEPTANC CORPORATION. entered Ort January 9, 1973 by th spot under the old oaks to vacation group should check in and out Granite City. IllinOiS 67010 Plaintiff, Will Consider student who has at above entitled Court, in the above or live Fishing, canoeing, WELAKA APARTMENTS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ttyled cause, the undersigned WLLIE HAYNES and MARY M. sith the police dispatcher and least half aday available for work. swimming Camp Seminole, 5 114W Itt St. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous scheduling would be coor. th4t an ction for DISSOLUTION OF United States Marshal, or one of hi NON SMOKER ONLY I Phone mlte$wejtotl 4onSRI6 3224470 Can Hef p atlas i 0 II fl. as been filed øgainst dWy authorized dc-puties, will HAYNES. his wife. dinzited by the city Clerk Mary MARRIAGE Call 173 1Sf? , an ycu are required tu Serve a th poperty Situate in Seminole NOTICE OF SALE Write P 0 Box 1213 Norton. Copy of your written defenses, if any, County, Florida, described as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Sanford, Florida GCflC P. Stephenson Of Beinnlno at 200 feet West PURSUANT TO A Final Judgment Councilapprovedpw'ch.aseof LEASE Deluxe unfurnished 1 STEPHENSON and BEANE. Post Southeast corner of Lot 41 of SAN. of forectcure dated January 77th, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil tiso mobile radios already Office Drawer One. Cassetberry, Fcp bedroom apt., 1130. Ground floor perishables, road tax reports, and SUbSTANTIAL FARMS, l97SandenteredinCasepo. 71 1944 Free, 6112077 for "We Care"-.-....,...v. a.s. .n,,,p,,inp, 1''''d of duplex, kitchen equipped, heat, included in the Fire 13"part. Florida, 32707. Attorneys for the according to Plat thereof recorded of the Circuit Court of the back haul contracts, to take "Hotline" Adutt or Teens md canoeing. See at Camp air, qljiet exclusive Sanford charge of truck dispatching and Pi'Iitio,'*r, and file the OriglaI with in Plat Book S. Pages $3 in $1. Public Eighteenth JudicIal Circuit In and ment budget, without ad. eminole, S mite's west of I Ion SR driver supervision Growing vertising for bids as they are the Clerk of the above Styled Court Records of Seminole County for SemInole County, Florida, 6 322-4470 nationwide private carrier. Salary February 10. 1973. Florida Run North 1DSlteet,tpsenc wherein NATIONAL HOMES AC listing in the state bid list for a othCrwlse, a luogment may be en West 200 feet. thence South commensurate with experience CEPTANCE CORPORATION 15 and ability Phone 901 73.4 4634 ask feted agaInst you for the relief total of $I9(. Plaintitl.andWILLIEHAYNES and thence East 200 feet FOUND MALE Beagle and Bassett t Beginning a? public outcry to the MARY M. HAYNES. his wife, are swimmIng pool 4720 5. Orlando An ordinance setting the demanded in the Petition combination. Lemon and white WITNESS my h6nd arid the lull of highest and best bidder for Cash at defendants, I will sell to the highest Dr 3737920. FOund ifl Wekiva River area 37) maximum speed limit at 20 saId Court on this, the 6th day of 1700 o'clock noon on Wednesday. andbestbidderforcashattheFront ANFORD AIRPORT. m.p.h. unless other-wise ap- i,ruary. 1975 Duplex apt kitchen egvippeØ, air February26.l9lSatthewestdoorof West door of the Seminole County NEW ALL STEEL BLDG. .__ww, the Seminole County Courthouse Courthous.. Sanford, Florida, at provedbymotionolcftycouncfl (SEAL) 'sIGH CLEARANCE CEILING t all La fl_a Arthur H BckwIth Jr ' 11:00 AM nn the 13th day of Sanford, Flo'id. i doors, frontage on airport Up to and pasted was passed on final Clerk of Circuit Court ' February, 1973, the following Dated' 11675 .500 sq tf available innreading. By Lillian 1 Jenkini MITCHELL A. NEWBERGER described real estate located, ediately. Monthly or yearly Iouiekeeper to live in. Light house. Baby Sitting Mon-FrI., 66 in my Deputy Clerk ..ii,,nru, wawuing macnine, air UNITED STATES MARSHAL Situated end being in Seminole isIs. Phone '973 4070 weekdays. work and cooking. Care for school home. Reasonable rates, large rii:s:,..,..i la,. Publish: Jri. 9. 16. 73, 30, 1973 COunty, Florida. to wit: MIDDLE DISTRICT OF age child 372-5009. playroom, fenced yard. 322-3091. DEnt Lot $0 of GRANADA SOUTH, FLORIDA "TOWN SQUARE" Semdli County. Florida according ardner, year 'round employment KEPIDELL W WHERRY _____ SWING SET NURSERY. ('pen 71 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE to the Plat thereof as recorded in for man who knows PuS business. ASSISTANT UNITED STATES ford's liric'st shops, offices now Pws, 7 days Spe:lal rates, Fern NOTICEISHEPEBYGIVEpithat ATTORNEY Ptat Book IS, Page 10), PubIi Call 323 0536 eves. yallable Excellent location Park, 331.4141 by vIrtue of that certain Writ Of ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Records of Seminole County, U 0712 or $30 5377 Execution Issued out of and under SanforØ bdrm houSe on I Publish: Jan 23. 30, Feb. 6. I). 197$ Florida Will sit with elderly or patients ritA the seal of the Circuit Court of Said property bting the same as DFJ.U0 air p. V t,l ri-'rtir,efatlni, at Pt_pr,,. jar OrangeCounty,Ftorlda,upofla final 644 3019. set forth In the Final Judgment of tudornent rendered In the aforesaid FICTITIOUS NAME foredosure. ________________________ couon the h day AuguSt, AD. ' Notice IS heftby Olven that we are d;es IntereSted in htgh ('irnings Dated this 77th day of January, 1971, in that certiin case entitled, engaged In buslrwss at General 197$. area Phone 30$ US $301 373 93709 fo6 Re: Johnnie R. Henderson, Jr. and Interview phone art 5700. Delivery,G,neva,SemlrioleCognty. (COURT SEAL) Frances Atwt,tte HenderSon. *hICI Florida under th. fictitiOuS name of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. SANFORD Commercial Properfle North Carolina Apples, i flu W L. Glamorous part time sales. 3 eves a aforesaid WrIt of Execution was STYLE RITE CO.. and that we Clerk of the Circuit Court Justice Produce, State Farmer's *efk. Plo canvasing. collecting or delIvered to me as Sheritf of Lots Intendtoreglster said namewith the By- Elaine RiCharde Markef Stall 6 3279035. 3223161. delIvering. 5AME1ICANCAJCf $OCIEfl' Seminole County, Florida, drid I Car A phone Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Deputy Clerk And ntcessary Sarah Coventry - have levIed upon the following County, Florida in accordance with Publish: Jan. 30. 1973 I FRUIT FOR SALE Acreage Jewelry, 373 7791 after 6 described properly Owned by ttit provilins of the FIctitiouS OEJ.163 10 Acre ranch fnced for hones. 332 U JOhN i-RIDER A550c p Henderson, Jr.. saia Name Statutes. ToWit: Suction small flthnq prjnxj Children and' JOin the world of Fun, FasP,ion and FICTITIOUSNAME It0ty being located in Seminole FICTITIOUS NAME 16309 Florida Statute-s 1957. pets 0 K NAVEL ORANGES, 1250 flU W. Garnet? White I given that I am Money Show and Sell Duictumaid Ial.t r,_ • I___ I Notice s hereby given ttiaI i am County. Florida, more particularly S Tommy W. Bacon Also Tangerines '-'--engaged In business at 503 E High 'scrlbed as folk engaged In business at 713 Yar Marsha 1. Walliri 3fl 6733or3fl034 way 436, Casselberry, Sem.nole One 1.0. (1) 1M mouth Rd. Fern Park, Semile Truck. NoFord Falcon Pickup Publish: Jan 30. Feb 6. 13. 20, 1973 County, Florida ender the fi(titioui 4H7751?MS3. Title DEJ 166 Fruit Jars.Lids-Sea1 Cnty, Florida wider the fictitious No 14417i0 73 Tao No 17 & H 77$ __________________________ name of LENNY'S PIZZA PARLOR. name of ACCOUNTING V1IIIlIJ1!JTI1 I and that I Intend to register sad _J the undefll,ed s Sheriff of TAXKEEP,NG OF SEMINOLE. ,i_,.. ------I---(KMD IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GOP MLV'5, E. 46. Sanford 37) name with the Clerk of the Circuit. SmInoIe County, Florida, will at LAKE, and that I intendtoregisI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Court, Seminole County, Florida said name *199* the Clert of thi 11:00 AM. on the 31st day of CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY. inaccordancewlthth,proyisiof Classified Ads are here to help Circuit Court. Seminof County, jtb, A.D. 1975, offer for Sale FLORIDA. buy, sell, rent or swap the Fictitious Name Statutes, To at a Florida In accordje with the ang sell to the highest bidder, for PROBATE DIVISION nt_. cost let us heto vnu rita'. v Wit' Section 16509 Florida Statutes provlsion of the Fictitious Name casti. Sublect to any nØ all exiting CASE NUMBER $663 intOrce-ptionit ArIy9toS1OI B ss. at the Front (West) Door of the Statutes, To Wit Section ItS 09 Estate of Wi-Si 1st 5? Sanford S I. eonari rca SemInole County Courthouse in FlOrida Statutes 1957 Dorothy Mac Itarnelt, Pblth Jan ¶ 7). Feb 6. 1973 Sarford. hiorda. thC above 5- Don Iw-0mbl drSrd 61 I described personal property. Publish Jan 9. . 1. . NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND Further Information is available APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE INVITATIONTOBID from the Clvii Division of fbi Seminole Memorial Hospital in All persons are hereby notified S.er-noti County Sheriff's Depart FICTITIOUSNAME vita bIds for an EKG Machine. that the undersIgned as AdNOTICE is hereby given that I am mint, Flame Photometer, arid LaunCry ministrator of said estate, has _,SUP4SHINE STATE,., ingaued In busintis at 1111 Dover That said sate is being made to completed the administration SerVICC. Spu'CII icatlons are available RI • Winter Park. Seminole Cnty, satisfy the terms of Said Writ of at the office of the Admfnistrator thereof arid Pus filed In said court Ploridi under the fictltio name of Execution All bIds shall be mailed to Mr. final and aIlcation UIIUIS,iTVULJU 91110 Apartments John E. Polk. KEE KLEEN. and tht I Intend to Rote'? 1. Besserer, Adm,. Seminole 4)sarg. Oblections thereto. If Sheriff ti i5tt$ name with the CJue9* f Memorial Howital, 1101 East First Afterfiling PIT:,L APARIMEPaT PlOP, Seminole County, Florida the Circuit Court, Seminole Cot rity, Street. Sanford. Fla flT7t Bids proof of publication Showing this SINGLE STORY Florida In accprd.,, with the PubliSh, Jan 9. 14. 73, 30. l7S mu$t be received by noon on the 11th 'notice Pus been publiShed once a provi*ioin of the Flc1lt Name DE) 24 day of February 1973 we for four consecutive weeks, the 1 Bedroom Suites from 149.00 Statutes, To Wit SpCtin $fS 0? Puhith Jan 7$ 2'?. 30. 1975 matter of lpp'ov,*i 04 Sad report IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 7 Bedroom Suites from 179.00 Florida Statutes ;57 OEJ 1S? d the Orckring ci distribution of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Said estate 5' Comolidate Srv'cej i-.. N THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN will come before the AND 3 Bedroom Suites from 228.00 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMI'OLE of Florida, Inc. FOR SEMINOLE cOurt. COU.'4TY, COUNTY, FLORIDA. By: M FLORIDA. Groom Leonard V. Wood. Ei.q CIVIL ACTION NO. 753$-CAI9.0 (President) CIVIL ACTION PlO. 743lIO.Cji-$9.F Ai minIstrator rvom Publish' Jan. 73'95 Fp C II. 1975 COLwELL MANAGEMENT FEOFRAI. NATIO9AL MOP 04 Stdnta1e COMPANY. DCi.1)i TGAGE ASSOCIATION, PubliSh- Ian. 30. Feb & 13. 30. 1975 Plaintiff, 505 W. 25th St., Sanford DE) 162 Plaintiff. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ___________________ V's EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. GREYDOPI 6 6*140 i41 Ij ¶tr.a 'ao ,.% )t)4) )flØfl OLIVER, JR arid JOE Professionally Managed By arid JUDITH IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE F GAPIO, PiII tOilO,.i in The l'1itatji OLIVER, FOR hi wife, CiaSS,fiid Sectó, SEMIUOLE COUNTY, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Defendants FLORIDA Defendants %PkCIAL Aut. LaMp CIVIL ACTION flO. 73-40CA4I-O I NOTICE OF SUIT NOTICE OF SUITfN cents a it Ci-nhs; tan li-hi 71 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-1S7.CA-O9.F FEDERAL NATIONAl,, MOP. TO' GREYDON C GAPIO (li-ft I H (i-nit, Spark CAMERON BROWN CONSUMER MORTAOE FORECLOSURE TGAGE ASSOCIATION, arid 75 Csiiti £ Si TO FIOYDOLIVER JR and JOE FINAP(f, INC. Pliritiff, N.d.atr I Gas Cipi 1e all 17470 JU JUDITH F GAPIO. ANN OLIVER. hit wile Plaintiff, v cars SANFORD AUTO PARTS furs wife RESIDENCE In an unkna*,i "Ike Cd Nate %Ipq" 791 C KAVE DIANE ATKINS. REflOENCE: UNKNOWN state or couniry other than thestate t.r;t $t ROBERT H. LANAM. Defendant, All partles claImIng interes.'S by, ° ild JOhN RtPi*iil of Sanld ran mailing address (et,nctant, NOTICE OF SUIT tturouu, under or aginsI Greydon ?r loi$ow,ng tssat ,pi-cLl ru lte NOTICE OF ACTION TO, WAVE DIANE ATKINS & Gino and Judith F Gino, his TO t,71 HfqaId' (lan,ti-,j Si-t'., PV 2 .ACompany,7dtfI4f Robe-ri 44 Lanam RESIDENCE UNKNOWN aif, anna to all parties having or AlT Brigade Fort Leonard Wood, IS' C.ben toll cainvas, 7i HP 307 14th Court South All par1ie claiming interests by. claiming t hive any r.gtut. title Mo 43173 4.kn..i. CifliLtad lilt if Oiler ($y, Alahama 1•2 Bedroom thtouu. undCr Or gOiflSt KAVE lntere5f in the real property .itk I)" wit-Is. All tilt herein Yu are hereby notified that a YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an DIANE ATKINS and to all parties described riIu.pin,nI, Tab, •,r action f*r P.'ortgage foreciosure tIM complaint to foreclose a certain i I.' 'I.,' '0.', hiwiflg or ((aiming t hv1 in p'apmi-*tS. YfJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED been filed g&ntt rnor'gaq, encumbering ii".', AiWP(1IIIHLVD you and you the are rigit, title or Interest In the rtel that an action to foreclose a mot is, 'ad 710 1 alls a dy required to serve a topy ot your following clev'ibed real properly. P'r'reru 21 lt'O told ti', fr', I !i,. I" C4l tt.cwr' rr4l prcç'rty *it '.'.rtfri jif(r.', I ein jr, tu .1 on 'rQu r., ,lLpBy NOTIFIED 11 v Of *,t,4,(it.On Mt k,l' ii $'rT'rIOI' County, Iorda (of $. GI4,.PIAU* SOUTH. ac I ffii-q ry, AduIt Lovely large RORv,CtThpdlpff,1IISM& O'NEILL, that an action to foreclose a ,nor Westerly 30 fed of the North 'i of cording to the P14t thereof as H,cêiO' Chass.h,ri PA, Plaintiff's attorrueyt room air, idrih for ret.'. tgaga on the lellowing real property lot 62. and flue North Of 'i Lot 3 recorded In Plit Book 13, Page 100. %Ofl 46664$; 3221.05.4 eddrut is $13 Hartford Building. 'n Seminot. County, Florida. Block 3, WEST WILDF1ERE, iC East RobInt,n Street, Orlando, Public Rrcnqcssot Seminole County. Lot 31. GRANADA SOUTH. at cording to the Phi thereof FlOrida. F IIANKLIPI ARMS APT' Ike) lsi- cIausai,d ad kit beqn as rioq4a 3230?. on or before the -to the plat thfc.1f a's reco.roed in Plot Book --.'.'. 3. Page 51. Of li. mst dynamec titcunas ,.r 1120 Florida Ave hit been tiled aqiln'sI yu.i in the y of Mirth, $975, and file fp reor In Plot hook 15. Pêge 100, the Public Records of Seminole original with the Clrb of thiS ca's Call 777 )li Sr Ill e,, 37) 1450 Court ChOvC '.t'vted Stilt, and 'rou at.' Pt,',' l?erc -ri".' (onty, i.1 .liee ur I In, t4 i'lra '''rvtt 1r qr,.' r.t,r t Pia-rtffs I, r.a. t(4 Ifu at .r.,.4r.,t n,,, ,.., r,u.,is a,.' -; CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando Winter Park Li Se St rs 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Conflict OversIZed pool, 6 bedrooms I ti4t? 5, Vormal dining $37 5 3 flt'droom, 2 bath ;;7 RATES CailBart Real Estate PAYTON REALTy krg Real EState Broker 377 1301 76i0 Hiawatha Ave at 171 2 . * "Get 'EM While * 14-Camping Resorts .', flich'uj'ij * They're Hot! * P4* houses ni rur,uh .ur,-,1 Pt n:c'rit, uCr!h , .i 1: r.I t-s 'I ,fl rc'nt, Goverarrieri, Sunsidiled t qealIfi buyers Call to see if rOu Qui-lify'' ,- •_.._,_ -a...- 'S.---' 34-?v'obile Homes -. SI__I,., r 5-Lost & Found 31-Business Property a&4. REALTORS *VAN000Wp 127.500 * Lovely 3 bedroom;, i', balls central air, tented, tree-s Many extrat Sanford, 372 3791. ,._. FOR THE MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only $ Best lot selection now available In Sanford's newest and ftnest Adull•FamIIy Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect the Model Homes on display .._.. - 10 Acres Ranch House - ___. - - - -. ,..r,t'. a--... ----'- . I .'w... - ,_ '''fly Rentals ' iSAUFORDI ARRIVE ALIW - LS?1 Park Dr EALTOR . - Real Estate Peg W/W Shag Carpet Range• Refrigerator "LUXURY FOR LESS" WANT AE1 Dishwasher- Dispos Clothes WasherDr year Recreational Build morgage with only 5% down! -I. ,r.J -a- .,._ .-,.,, - ---- nar',r -., -- - - -- I'? BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS Orlando (305 834-2299 - ______ - SemInole County S aCte wooded I Pasture, beautiful homesite, Terry Realty. REALTOR, 67$ 0711 . ____________________________ $g'j4 I j BUSINESS DIRECTORY I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU I - , . '''------- - 2 SecretarIal chars, posture, real dUfl, ea 110. 1 Executive Chair%, lIke new. Retail $775; only 175 ea. Reception room chairs half p'ice 1Sit -' -- u Wood or Steel desks le*ecetve d & chairs, iecretaral desk; chairr.. straight chairs, fil cabinets, as is Ca ano Cavr IIOLL'S CasSelbecry, 17 92 9)0 -1706 ____________ 1982 ApacheS' Camper Fold DOWII Top, 1175 tnrt &,fl,., -. SANFORD AUCTION 1200 French Aye,, 322- 7340 I 64-Eqwpment for Ren r1nrnocoer In, r,nit, Cl n.e 65-Pets-Supplies (ahogany bureau, 130; Maple chest, $73; DInette, 120; Single bed, Luxor mattress, $10; Re-diner, $33; Sheraton drum table, $30, modern Coffee table, 117.50; Swivel rocker, $25; Maple hutch, like new, $125; Easy Chairs. 1)0 & up; Norltake 21 pc tea service, 130 KULP DECORATORS 409W si St 372 2)35. *Singer* r * ;73 and 1100. 313-5110, Mr. derson, Watch dog, German taa&a_a • - 1973 two door Buick Rivieraijjje new all the extras. 54.950. 327-1)21 or 372.7909 _____________________________ Travel tniller 1969 Voluntr 17' Clean, self Contained. AC, TV antenna. flew tire's and spare. $7,000 Cash 530 5930. 67-U veslock- Poultry 7 COWS FOR SALE MIX BREEDS 3723773 67A'-Feed 1977 Subaru GL Coupe with air Excellent condition. 373 6)47 After 1970 Lincoln,? door hardtop G*od condition, $1195 3720654 FMC MOTOR COACH Excellent COnditiOn, low mileage. Completely equipped. Owner, 527,500. Ph 5)0 4119 '73 Dodge Van Excellent Condition, 53,300 p3 775 4110 after 5.30 SAPIFORO RECVEE SERVICE lllliaa test, 37) 4711 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direr? From Bo'car" GORMLY'$. E 16. Sanford 37) 4733 76-Auto Parts - -- hitlone Batteries, 5)7 95 .'......nge. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Asic' I 6411153 __________________________________ '69 Winnebago, Motor homi, 37)3632 Plan riow to vacatiOr thiS year in your Own Re Vr trom Hu-y fr Sac S 377 139 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppricespald,uanyccj,dition 6.41 1126. Winter Park 1961 Rambler Ambassador wagon 3,' aIr, clean. Only 47,000 miles Only 1150 795 2741 ______________________________ 1772 Souareoack Slat'on Wagon. air, i speed, radio, radIal tlre-, e cepfionally Clean. $2,715 A;k for Duane McQuire 377 165) Dealer 1966 Buick LeSabre - -. ,- ---------- 78-l¼)torcycles Far used furniture. appIlance's,tools ccl Buy 1 or tOO) item$.Larry's - Mart, 715 Sanford, Ave. ________________ !-rr'', 's some below dealer cost. first come firit Choicet Plus FIa 's fint Used Cars. Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '73 Datuos arriving daily. Ph. 131,131$, Open Surdays 176 -a- a J'O\'fl I1I'U'K Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY "'' GMC TRUCKS - AMERICAN COIN COLLECTION fOr sale Call 322 3356 fr POintmnt to 1974 MX Yamaha 100CC, 000d COflditl0rt 5.300 Call 3720067 72-AUCtIOfl___ ANTIQUE AUCTION ATURDAY FEBRUARY 1 7 P.M 3 Loads from New England States f tartial listing: so pci. of the fineit wicker ever sold at auction, sets of oak chairs; oak tabl, presSed back rockers; Organ stools w-Pi backs; oak ice boxes; Pine comodes hanging store lamps; reverse painting table lamp: old church bench; brass bed's; very ornate iron French bed: record player's, old toys, oak buffet; wash stands; corner what not. piCture frames: folding hi.chairs Vic. torian love seat; Victorian Chair's md rockers, China cablnet; old wooden wheel barrow; cedar chest on Ieg, Victorian tables; barb-er pole, to's of fifl bcic.a brac and prImiliv p(5, 79-Trucks-Trajlers $1895 .77 CHEVROLET MONTE :Ap.Lo, AT. PS, PB, Alr,Liw Alleaqe. One Owner. '-- $2895 __________________________ TRAVEL TRAILERS & MOTOR HOMES Alt. SELLING REGARDLESS OF PRICE Inventory Sal., Feb. 1st. 10:00AM ''a' .'.et' ,;. Lest , ,Si-S 14* iIP"aI C.i f III? 9 t't i,.,, ., a' vi-, G-,"g '2 73- ?41j- 's lwOIoCpsOv(; Sr i".'? '9'i S. 4" i)t1 S. ;s' :9?, . , . ;' . , sctloneers Note: 15 yr in the luction business, and I believe this be one of tIne finett sales we save ever held Cone out, flrOw trounø You'll Be The Judge! ';.' - • 70 VOkitOi-- Ti-AvIc YPAILEIS z.: ." ' 'r: 't ')'I 7.' •2' fl' :' 2'' 9.'C 'I" 1' 'a.. ..s - en all day Saturday prior to Sibe or Irtspucton Feb Itt ft )ne Owner. 1973 GMC pickup truck. 6 cylinc model TC-109Q). A-i Coruditil 11,950 322 8371 or 327 794)9 --- $1195 1971 CHEVROLET CAPRICE. I Door Hardtop. AT. PS, PR, Air. 1952 Chevy Pick-vp Truck 646.4 155 - 1577 FORD LTD. 4 Door Hardtop. AT, PS, PB, Air. One Owner, .,., '-.- . ¶3 . . - 972 CHEVROLET CORVETTE. mi Ownir, Low Mileaqe. Like lew. $4995 I?) BUICK CENTURION, 7 oge Hardtop. Full (quipped. Owner. ne $3195 112 PLYMOUTH GRAND OUPE. AT, PS. PB, Air, One wiser, $2195 tv...C$JvROLIT NOVA, 7 oar, Low Mileage, One Owner. $2395 174 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX, 000 Miles, Fully Equipped. .... e to be conducted at Stan's uctlon House located I9 mile's ast of Interstate I on Hiway 16, anford, Fla, FOR IN. ORMATION Call Auctioneer tan Vermillion at 305-37297)9 apologIze, but due to the large 'mount of bad checks being used in the Central Fla, area, we iveto request cash Or bank letter reference '4 - i-. b. . ' ' '.4 i,.. .-v ''_•9_''', - iksP(cY,ON £I•I• Wc'a ... ...,. i:.i ......... "'".t' ...1,'. i.'. ...... - I,. •s C ,1, •. Auburn. Indiana 15704 Telephone 219192S.400.4 You don't have to wait for ...the REBATE ' Accounting Tax Returns, 70 yr' epereruce '.'dIL L7.'IS AC'OL7 T NO. F , POintS. Call 377 1943 anytime. Personal Tax Service No 7 East Rd .1197 SiC Entrance p Rarnbofto,n, 177 7199 Home Improvements Pressure Cleaning ?C7e'n ('P',C,:1 Cabrir!5, Counter tops. Sinks in Stallatlon available Bud Cabell 372 1.032 anytime r ALL CL1.ANIP4; t'.i. .'.l'.PI & Spra Klttn Etleror walls, eaves, patio, walks A roofs Rmov m,lce.w fijr'ujus. ''i • dobbers. wasps & sp tier c-rb'S 177 0397 ': - Air Conditioning _________________________________ Carpentry. Remodeling, Additlørtt, CuStom Work Licensed Uondeø Free estimate 32) 6038 Cratriti hirit & ;,.r Fgr free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford, 322 1771 MILLIONS ot doi:ars in Roil Estate is u4d daily in the ClaSsfled Ads "'small about that! - Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON f'ermerly I-Iarrlett's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine 377 3717 Wlp,AiIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 Salford Avy' P,IaSt(f Beautician, i- p.' • 1? 1977 or 3?? 1976 Car Care - Need tOt- Auto funed' ','/r' corni' to yOu 'ISo vinyl upholstery repalre'c 373 9097 after Odd ohs of all typi's Carpentry, .Painting, Cement Work. Light Hauling. 3277613 Eves. *69.1146 Thompson Rooting BuIld uj' & Shingles All work guaranteed Satisfaction guaranteed Licensed & Bondt'd 373 175$ _____________________________ interIor Ext er Or Plastering Plaster patct'I;rig i-V' simulated bti,L Spr(.a?t, .1 3)25 , Pest Control ART BROWN Pt '.1 (DP4TROL 7547 Park ()rit 312 111,3 o room sited air condtiou,.rs 15ed 3 mo's. Be-st offer 373 887) FREIGHT SALVAGE pllances Furniture Paint E'c "Buy Direct From floicar" RMLY'S. E 1& Sanford 373 473) Sewrng .Iterations, DesignIng & Dressmaking by experts Singer approved dealer 2)0 E. 1st St., 3734161 ('iStIed Ad's serve the buying ,uru 'llnQ community s'vcrydiy, read hid 'iSP them oSf('n Call 372 74fl 'ill - A small Classified Ad brtng big returns Try Ore and See. Call 3772611 or Call Credit Dept IANFORO SEWING CENTER A East 1st St,, Santo,d 3729111 Roofing ____________________ VOU can get a fair price when you Carpentry, Non Inflated rates advertise your "don't needs" in Repair;, Remodel, Additions, the Want Ads Licensed. Bonded. Insured. Iry Seyk.)73411) 'op Inbøbblri, Zig-zag, ma 3 niedle position Like nw condition.. Sold uew for $15. balance of 1.1% Cash or payments of 110 New warrapty I I ece lIvIng room Suit like new. Id. $175. 2 portable TV's 16" a,'fr ...i.i._ __,,_ I )nd an. $130 Others to ch flaa'. r.._,...,.,,. Tree Service t. I In.' t-rvre c OripIe trtt' c ,irt.' j w hack) Ktauck 373 1144 7u11e, 5.349 leaf, I chaIrs, and china I Ic Mediterranean style Wall Papering PAUL SL A Ilk Professional Wallpaper Hanger I (en'.rrl PecrIrrittini, Corn r.' rn, I'... .,, ..,.-, .. Pin. Get C' Pt's? (flit it now!! 2OO to $5QQ When you buy America's LOWEST priced car.. YOU CAN GET IT NOW! Every NEW Car clearly marked down Price Label is on the window. Up WA flSTr tors I 'C ''''V 1401' ' ,,ltn Al, 1 01 :::1 I 1973 Harley Davidson 350 CC li 3223419 69-Stamps-Coins CAI-1 ('SD TDArc - 1969 Grand Torino Ford, e, cepti0rially clean, runs good, r-.1;'. 343 CASH 322-4132 - . f.,&orlru GOLDEN TOUCI4'N SEW sewIng cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, wand bobbin 'n machIne Full automatic Pay balance 111 10 pay men?; of U. ' JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -" 60-Office ' Supplies ______ On Every Appliance In The Store With ThIE Ad Onpacre, beautifully wooded, 15008. assumepayments3fl1) _________________________ 323.0742 r 323-0532 Ph. Sanford (30S 323-8160' ____________________________ - .- DISCOUNT SALE mu. rytOnS octet' &v..tu Close Out - New bikes. RoIfi-1 & Superla, Assembled. $5 over in voIce Parts & ACcestor, 30 PC? Off while they 5t 322 7th _____________________ 62-Lawn.Garden 3725711 SANFORD tate Rd. 1j7, 23 miles east of l7-. , - 25% OFF 43-Lots-Acreage -''P -, ,__ ON LAKE JENNIE - ______ -. _________________ _______________ ,___ 1311 -.... SANTA RAOOADA I'ID Heated Pool , Broker we now have models ready for ImmedIate occupancy Ir Carriage ,uv, eS__n---Ir!Qr'5 newest moc ome park. 372 2115 After Hour's All Sizes With Frame, S39 95 FLORIDA WATERBED CORP ?61P4.OrangeAve Winter Park, 615 1521 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES '51(11 rI,ian,,.s t'I, COVE . '- rA Waterbed Sale 3777613 APARTffl'ENTS -. . DiCmOnd Wrlt Watch. Hamilton movement a c't. diamond. Will SacrIfice. 831 S MOSS I E C. BATEMAN report .-.- - SANFORD FLEA MART OPENING SOON Saturdays & Sundays '2MileE.ofIlexiton46 3772599 or 321-0170 "1,-fl 16' Tn Hull Ortanao Clipper. Walkttiru windshIeld, 125 PIP, all equipment including Shrimping 373 1113. - ____________________________ P085014 MARINE 7977 I-hwy 17 97 372 3981 58-Bicycles ________ MAITI-a.,. LPJfl 55-Boats & Accessories - Moving Sale: Furniture, appIlanc, misc -. -. .. Geneva Gaitlens Unfurnished FormaIs-.LlkeNew Si:es7&I 372.3377 (,% i GENE VA- 3 bdrm., 2 bath mobile 1941 Hwy. 17-97 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 home with cabana, on 2v, acres, Cleared land Good water Some hórt tur• TAILI n.l.,It( LQke Jennie W'LNING FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION With Each NEW LEASE Homes -- - - ' ' """""' Jim Hunt Realty __ t1R5t II Couch attached end table; blue matching chair; rotjncl coffee table, $7$ round hooked rug, 9'J12'. ISO; studio couch. $35. 671 - $125 Mo, - . . EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR- I Bedrooms with all Custom extras, 11'x34' pool 135.500. 372 7717 - I Homes, Doughboy swimming pool, II' across, i' high Good condition Filter included us. Call 321 0673. _____________________________ Deflary 42"4v1 bile 75-Recreational Vehicles _____________________________ __________ Larry Saxon, Realtor BIG "3" AND IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR Don'l needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you Sell them wif a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 3272611 or 5)) 999) To place your low cost Want Ad, -. DON'T GOOFtIt Buy this above average home for only 15.100 equIty. i bdrm,, 7 bath, like new in Sanford, Wall to wall carpet, central heat, air, double garage Payments of 121$ trio Include tajues Hurry, call 373 94)0 2365 Park Dr I Through Feb1 72, 19i5 all new home contract's will Qualify for ash rebate up to 5300 Yes Ipd Of your new home contrict - priced off our 1971 prIce lilt-will be retumneato you incshoncIo1ing Of your home Call Johnny Walker ConstructIon, 3226637 and ask for "Ken"or"Bud" After hours, 373 7547 Oi' 3227111 191 Country Club Pd, Lake Mary, Ila. /!' I "---". Sale _____________________ CHARM 64$ 4791 - "ME" - . S0-Miscellaneous .. ___________________________ im Der 3404 speed, mags. many extras. St'u.1.rp. 57693 5)0 1733. Hwy. 16. 1'-, Ml. Eastof i 12291)9 ___________________________ Corbett Real Estate IT'S GOOD ENOUGH PLAPINING A GARAGE SALE. * DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT Ill THE CLASSIFIED ADS 3223611 WSP a- Merchandise .. Stan's Aucon Sanford, horse A livestock auction every Friday night S p.m. Don't forget to bring your own livestock, Truck load of new tack weekly. I-I and Pt. 46 Old Hillbilly Riding Stable's. Horses SGld 7 day5 a week 3.77 5690 . 1971 SUPER CHEYENNE CHEVROLET LOADED 4144155 .turdaylP.M. Open dily 10$ We buy. sell.trade -. __________________________________ Ornamental stone fireplace-, turned COlumnS, sunken Paneled family room, 3 Bdrm., garage, redw PrIvacy fence, carpet, Un. belIevable at $72,100 FHA VA, CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR. $31. $777 Your MLS Agency -_----_----_- ...... I CARPORT SALE 773 Woodme,e 377 7470 2565 Park Dr. Blvd loft S. Sanford Ave ), Sahij3 9 to S. Sunday noon 'lit Couple would like to assume CIotPiIoo.alIslzes.somefu,niture, payment on i bedroom house P.rdi' dr,".,, rrti mar,' Write P 0 Bo' I5), Sanford ________________________________ GARAGE SALE Dre-tes & Blouses, $28. under, HIS A Hers Golf Clubs, Baby clothes. 73c; Water Bed. Men's. Children's Clothing; Household BARGAIN for GARAGE, 400 N 1797 (efind Sobik's, Longwoo I-fr's Wed., WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Sat ID S Sunday II'S 0)1 1660 BUY S ELI. I RA DE First 31 - SPANISH I Your MLS Realtor 4.. _a__ __ NORTH CARPORT RUMMAGE SALE AntIqu, yard toots, car parts, household 8. baby items, clothes all siZ, misc Thurs Fri & Sat. 103 Airport Blvd. (between 17 978. Park Ave Stenstiom Realty - .'- Listings Wanted Quick Courteous Service 3alet Pepi. Needed • 322.2420 Anytime ' liv. -, - Want to Sell? CaSh offered for your equity! For Quick results, call REALTOR 3bdrm, l" bath. 53,004) down, take over exIsting 514.500 mtg. at i pet For app? call 373 0602 . .t ,,v New) & I bdrm,, 7 bath, garages. All electric kitchens, near schools, Shopping. New FHA rt yr loan, low down 373 0742 or $30 ii COUNTY-.- BRAND NEWI 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Brick home on canal to Lake Markham u9.s. Hillbilly Riding Stables, horseback riding by hour or day. Miles & milesof trait. Open 71 hi's a day, 7 days a week. Plight ridng invited Parties arid Individuals welcome. Barbecue and night trail rides first Saturday night each month, Call for reservations for night riding Horse's boarded, includes feed & hay, and complete care, $45 mo Pasture board you feed, $30 mo Horses bought, Sold, md traded every day. Under new management, 321 5690. TWO FAMILY Garage Sale, Friday & Saturday 9 to S South Cameron Ave Signs 377 15 Moving? -- - 6-Child Care 617-SIll WIlT REALTY Days- 3726122 Nights 372 5421 or 372 7352 fl__L__ =- , Pq Rt,i hrc 21395.Myrtie Ave Sanford Phone 321 0410 MAYFAIR- OLDER 81ST NICEt 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, Many, many extras. $35 • REALTORS - - --. 47-Real Estate Wanted Area One Inc. Central FlOrIda'; '.UL T'PLE LISTING REAL TOP 327 1991 19195 French 377 7371.372 1496,332 754 372 1959, 3 4161 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS CARPORT SALE: Feb 1, 3, 3, 37 Tucker Dr, Sunland. 15' Mako boat. Acutron watch, camera, and camping equipment fabrics toaster, household goocts, electric clock, electric motor;, toys, clothes, and many ilem to numerous to mention, No checks 372 1133 _____________________________ YARD SALE: Items galore, Febi 7, 5t I 1. Sun 123 210 w. Lake Mary Blvd GARAGE SAL2. Baby clothes, refrigerator, freezer 1503 Douglas Ave 323 595.1 Thursday & Friday 79-Trucks.Traie,i A urtion it 66-Horses . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADF.R" ROSE COURT EXECUTivE bedroomt, 3 baths, 3 car garage. 1,5,000, Beautiful home Peg. Real Estate Broker -- , Stemper Reo!fy .Realty Alice Cycler Realtor flIt S. Volusia Ave., Hwy. 1792, lust NEW 1. t.nd 1 bedroom homes anti 7 miles south of Deland, Orange townhouses Wallto wall carçi, City. (901) 775 3434; eves. 775 7211. wallpaper, built.In kitchen and no I Open Sat, and Sun. maintenance fee. LOW, LOW. LOW 7 79 AcreslnLakeMarkham pct. Interest under Ill 841$ or 'idm plan Hwy 17 92 to 75th west to Ridge'*ood and follow the After 4377 $366 signs :T:iTT:::_. Stenstroni M UNSWORTH REALTY $03 W 1st St 3216061, 3230517 18-Help I Veterans 140 Down, 3 bdrm, $199 I, annual pci. rate. 30 yrs, Large lot, Nice area, 172,500. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 3737730 ia) REAL [STATE OPEN NOON TILL DARK TAFFER REALTY 3 betiro,1 2 h,nttj uS'tfl neigh bOt3,,7p1 mortq,g,. or refini VA or FItA - ALICE CYCLER 2606S.Hwy, 17-92 REALTL 321 5774 Thursday, Jan. 30, 1915-75 72-Auction ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING A BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS 372 5752 5 Family garage sale. Furniture, ClOthing, glassware, vegetables, misc, Sat. 95, 136 Country Club Rd. Lake Mary. 3776347 - Sneak Preview Peg Real Estate Broker I100E 2SthSt.,3fl$6$5 YARD SALE: Air Conditioners, Heaters, Fans, Dishes, Housetnoic items 610 Laurel Ave. Saturday tO 5 327 1697. Evening Herald, Santord,Ft. 65-Pets-Supplies - ores at $lOOpe, acre 10Acrsat 1150 per acre. 20 Acres t t acre, 10 Acres t $1,700 acre. Terms pct., s years at ii,, pet, interest. Cash O.K. too The land Is pines arid palmettos Midway between Sanford ma the ocean, 3 miles off SR 16, dirt road to property. Harold Hall Realty Neat. 2 bedroom masonry home, corner lot, fenced yard, 1550 down. $133 per mo, to qualified pur chaSe, Home On Lake , 54-Garage Sales - COMMERCIAL_7 8dm hou;e, garage with apartment or' 2 lots 163.000. GOOD TERMS 3ot I bedroom, I bath ho.,t. Goc Credit and Qui-lifti Liuyr 123.900 31-Apartments Furnished 43-Lots-Acreage JiiLCryutNl•_ 3 bedroom. l'a bath split plan, or nIce size lot $fl() LAKE F- PONT-- Custom buIlt, 3 bdmm, 2 bath, large lot, trees, WE TAKE TRADES FORREST GREENE INC REAlTORS3736iOr6lSflI) $200 Down - ______- ____ -. - SAPIFORD._ 2 bedrooms, family room, screened porch, drapes, $11,000 AIm.,st fliw, 3 bedroom 12 bali home with carport and room Goon garden area Astern 7 pct. mtg, Offers up to $?2.00I accepted U till Jan 3It bi probate court Sundaj Noon Friday ______ 3 Adrm, 1i 7 bath;, den, firn r,,i carpef, C-ha, many ext as All bii Owner 323-1221 __________ 'ESTATE SACRIFICE Noon The Da Before PublicaUon 4-Personals 41 Lt.-. 'urwuses _________ REALTOR )fl; DEADLINES 11-Instructions 41-Houses _____ MUST SELL NEW 3 80. 2 BATH HOME, alt extras, good location, Malip of(r - 3-Cemeteries __ ______ Giant Pool 831-9993 - •:1.:' - '-,-' - - �____ ___ ,Answer L Oklahoma ACROSS The redbud is A. 36 Choer 37 Dialect Is Po*t 001 C'!W la;j 46 ICitchev 12 Met, a el"Mcd CCID,, lSluue forth food 57 58 L egal 59 L Sh*eimer to N T4E E N w (3$) Mt. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 3:30 (2, I) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (33) Uncle Hubie ShOW (44) Three Stooges .1:00 (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) L Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) GilIlgan's Island IIJ1 IflTer park City Council THURSDAY EVENING decree 3? Pot Komori. for 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (8) Whats My Line (13) Defectives (24) Intercom 24 (33, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (8.9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) Mac Davis (6) Waltons (9) Barney Miller (24) BIll Moyers 35Toom,de,t 9Aowpo,10 l2tincloSos 43Copertia,nec 44 Scope 24 Dolt 45 Tjmi; 47Quota P5Hni$j Queen Romw 48neIg. 2S;oprg way PTBoysnwn. 3BOTtya 28 Gloat i*, 4 D*v co~ 29 COu'1sy t Ile 5Sutac • 49Mcroscops DIII (11 An' At tAJI.1 (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) d Couple (35) Movie 9:00 (2) World At War (6) Movie (0) Archer (9) Streets ot San Francisco ANN.- a (13, 44) Movie (24) Consumer Survival (14) Assiqnment aniiJ_ - 9 =~ No onI on HE06TMMER JjIiI -_ Na America ME 10:00 (2, 8) Movin' On (24) The Sinners 10:30 (33) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2, 6,8,9) News (24) Woman (3$) The Saint (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.0) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide Wor ld ot Entertainment (24) Man And Environment II (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (24) Captioned News 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Safety is a family affair. LORIOAFI GOVERNOR'S ARRIVE llY! HIGHWAY SAFETY SUNSHINE STATE COMMISSION Fk1`146 D.p.rvn..i: I j) A JJii I of Ado"Antittrale,, 11 (33) Batman (44) GlIligan's Island 5:00 (9) DInah Shore (24) Mister Roger's You asked for it... Now here it is! BEGINNING MONDAY )lel\ . . 4 * - Sen'ed Neighborhood 623 (2) Profiles In Education 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (I) Today In Florida 8-9 NBC MAC DAVIS SHOW FBI played by Aldine King. In shot'.s. The first Funny little man Tim Conway, first episode, Karen tangles Archer involved episode has with a vicious singer-actress Florence with a veteran congressman extortion ring that preys on Henderson and Mt'rie and who wants to close hearings on distressed families of young Donny Osmond the rest couldn't government reorganization just activists, The extortionis ts zipmake it, one assumes are Mac's as she is atut to read her proach prcnts, telling them et, tonight. Big skit has 1ac buss 's stittincnt to the cmii t heir offspring is imprisoned on and Tim working as movers, mittec. drug charges in Turkey, but a and Florence the victim. Mac's 9-I1 CBS THURSDAY NIGHT large sum of money can bribe opening song is "We Can Work MOVIES "The Family" their way out. When the money it Out." The young Osmonds Charles Bronson costars with is collected, the young people sing "It Takes Two" and TellySavahts in this tale about aremurdered. Are gets 'Morningslde of the Moun. a hired killer who goes about his from an underground newstam." "profession" in a very paper editor played by Mar. 8:30.9 ABC KAREN organized, workmanlike jorfe Gortner in breaking the PREMIEJIE Karen Valentine fashion. The hired gun Is played rin g. has her own show now, and the by Bronson, and Savalas is a opening episode establishes her mob boss who tries to bring 10-11 ABC HARRY 0 "Sound presence In no uncertain Bronson Into his organization, of Trumpets" Jazz buff Harry 'p.,,?. Monday 1htcji &fvt2I34 ~~4 t. 0 &&,& ,_~d 400vgt/w,411 küd . aw uti!ej a do, an,a 10 crcô ~ Cbed'se 2 ic £ doc31* bedd, O/llFd,# ted C4 4 2. .if e 3afd, 95' a ,.. lad a1/ Sacrod KnIM --.. . : ______ _______ ±1 ~~r,rhl~gmaodpe.w*.y d/d, b*''7 4 9 96 4. Paps,cIf / d 1111 /roej (4)14' (6) Love 01 Life (9) Brady Bunch (33) Florida Lifestyle (6) The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 0) Days Of Our Lives lP (6) Guiding Light (; $10000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,0) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life (9) The [ Ig Showdown (33) My Favorite N it- 111 4 Iló'frch&95eC'j. (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 0) Another World I _ _T. __~7-__i_pI I kWb - f- 4 • L ' * -- £xirnpern;!/c/,wf, 00t4,'o O,em 0e7 Zj74, /ç ?$ '5'h '- SATURDAY And SUNDAY 34Jt4u' , GET r2 , . AtAk- ~ . - ~t 77" a I I CHILDS PLATE FOR.. ~ 0 Llntn 3 Fee Childs Plate / Dining . - .. 3 a . :: - - .I .1- FRIED cmcim 7*',%in Dajiy 11 am. 1115 pm Fr) & Sat fit tp 11$ ."hAv* (Hi-ay I? fl) Sanford 3214)121 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~m = ~__ ~____ __ - - - __ 11 r4 T * ' I --,_= =--- - ______-.- __- - - -_ --------------- - 4 __ * -- pit_-- " * ~ - - __ '"-'.".-'-- - members of the Sanford Zoo, - - - - JaPanest national television -k ,- - ;_1 iz A- 1~_, , - .---. - - - -_ i__1_4 1i M ,: - eciti jred - ~ d. ' -r .v de .' - , %rf., '-t . :*-;:- - T. - .,.-"-,%, -'"- '-.,. '- _ ''' .- ,, - - _'!-j~Kr T ,~T _ I iL . & 4~ dNqli~iil - . - ABOUT FICTION, By Wright MONSIEUR, By lawrence Morris. Harper & Row. 182 Durrell. VikIng, 309 Pages. Pages, 18.95. 18.95. As creator of 17 novels and Winner Reading Lawrence Durrell's of the National Book lutcst novel, "Monileur," is one Award for fiction, Wright Mor. thing. Understanding it, anoth. ris Is eminently qualified to diser.Foritis,asjIenear the cuss the art to which he has end of the book has It, definitely devoted so much of his life, and it "new and rather undisci- he does so with great chann pithed departure from the or. and elegance in this Informal (hp4i$.y product." book he has subtitled 'Res'er. It opens with the cnt Reflections on the Nature of one of a "trinity of lovers." The Fiction with Irreverent Obuer. dead man Is Piers (le Nogaret. vatiom on Writers, Readers, & T he other legs of the triangle Other Abuses." In extremely well.wrltt,n are his mad sister SyMe and her husband, Bruce, the prc. Morris Painstakingly sometime narrator of this but never Oerhearingly ctllrather murky story. Revelation neates his own peculiar vi(* of that Piers's core was burlej Just what fiction is and but. headless leads Bruce into a tresses what he has to sa' with long, occasionally dull but more quotations from writers h (eels (4ten intcresting, (I's'rtUon Iti'c tontrihuted greatlto on the flirtation of the trio with tWit D. If. J,awrenc,, Get'. ti'Ude if strange Gnostic cult In which Stein, James Jyce, to death is the name a few. Morris's ue of just not natural final reward, the right quotation to fuminate Of the three, only Piers em. what he has to aayabout his braces the cult In which the craft Is most ef(ect'e. "World of the Good cod Was a While believig that dead one, and that He had been currently "more gd f replaced by if usurper a God I4( written, an Published, of Evil" and, of course, pays than at any me in our the price for his devotion. In. history," Morris iso concludes twined although not ob. unhappily, that ,,there is no so the first, with the question that le and less of It wuide and the mystical cult is is being read." another narrative thread deal Phil Th(uis tng tith the alleged sins of the Al' I ,kqdit.ot' - - .c- - _-- _~, - - .-- t .5i it SUMM IN i ,, p- 1-r-ri. __ _-_Z ~ ____ - - - - ---- - -, = - - --• - -----.------------------ -•- _ ' - rt_ -- - L n - -- -- _ -4=i_- _T•_r -- - - - ___ =_ - -- -- -'- tennlal whfle the nation Is celebrating Its 200th birthday anniversary in 1976. Mrs. Grace Bradford, Immediate past president of the Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, is revealing this informa tion to the Florida RI-Centennial Committee In the state capital today. % " _. J ---0. , .'. I - . j Ly 1W nil ' (L -- -4 - . - '- I -_, - I '11 . 'ft 1 - Stan &ock' 11 - oil "A risy in t alga: e .2M`_ y In 1976 cd J ` In April, 1971, Dr. Paul Douglass,at that became part of Sanford). evidence, a recorded baptinn, indicates Mrs. F.H. Rand. The child was baptized in Phelps of Fort Reed (a mir.-Oonary in time head of the community prior to 1877. "He (Henck) laid claim to a homestead the home on Easter Day, April 1, 1877, by Orange County) came from time to time. Prac cal the Rollins College Center for ti Politics, published a study on and by 1876 much of the best land had been Christ Episcopal Church, built in 1880 the Reverend J. H. Wedell, a young Mr. Rand's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward consolidation for the four South Seminole settled," and the oldest church still in use In clergyman recently come to Florida from Rand of Boston," the church history cities and Included brief histories of each jContlnued ( Page 2-A) j'' —=- - Police Beef-Up Given Okay 2 0 By GLORIA DROGOZA dephrtmerit" rather than advertise for bids of a new a part-time officer for se%eral - - - - ____ Herald Staff Writer contracting for complete police car wi th police package months, th 'ye city had spent only LAKE MARY — City council protection with the Sheriff's equipment on it. about $5,000 of '._t Its original last night unanimously ap- Department. Perinchief also told the police dpeartment budget of proved resolutions Increasing He proposed, and council council he had received eight $35711, Perinchief said I s t' its own police f or ce and set a agreed with little dissent, that applications for the police chief other action the council " . Feb. 12 target date for selecting We city: 1) hire a fulltime of. post and said he hopes council In denied former Ch - T LKL %, - _i~ a new police chief. ficer at an annual salary of can begin interviewing in'v- zgerald's request for vacation ee I Its action means it will 90011111 $8,2DO; 3) eliminate the present mediately so that a decision can pay, but granted him t1tree days I _. have a three-man police force.part-time po sition; 4) advertise be made within 10 days, e_06~ or by pay beyond his quitting date, Councilman Burt Perinchief, for bids for life insurance for the council's next regular He resigned effective Jan. 14 'in the police commissioner, said three police officers, 5) extend meeting, Feb. 12. order to repo rt to o new job Jan. it city would do better to S'jclal Security benefits to all of The sala ry for the chief would 20, but his pay peri od ended contthte with our own police its full-time employes and 6) be $10,500, the same paid for.. Jan, 17. mar Chiel (ierald Fitzgerald, Pertnchlef told The Herald ,___ '_- -" •1 - - - - p' ' '.- . - i_ ____________ ___________ ,, I 111111 - , ' -. _,___ - • - _ Ii - - - . -._.. --I;!!;;!,-1, - - - - _ __ __ __ - ; - ---. - I.I z . - , --- - or, - Japanese viewer, will soon see t& old Saafsrd Zoo festared I. e tekyiek. ipedal, Life of 1.T* w - 10 , '14 via, s I - ----------- ', * i She Is appealing for $30,000 In Seminole County, compiled Its history in Middlebury, Vermont. states, "visitth at the home of their son in community, beautification money directly to the 1942 with many facts and dates furnished "Having decided to make Longwood his Longwood, and became interested in the committee In Tallahassee, noting the 1976 by Miss Elizabeth Rand of Orlando, While the Douglass report indicates the home, Mr. Rand was appointed a lay idea of building a church In the community community of Longwood was founded year may be especially important to The church history records that reader and read the services of the church and, back in Boston, procured funds for the "about 1880," the reports also state that Longwood citizens. "probably the first sacrament of the on Sundays in a small log schoolhouse 011 erection of a building. A lot had While it has been generally believed, and Episcopal Chuch to be performe already Henck arrived In Florida in 1173 by d in the the property of Mr. Herick (the town's been donated by Mr. E. W. Henck for ft steamboat up the SL Johns River from published, that 1880 was the -year of community of L.ongwood, Florida, was the founder.) purpose." Longwood's founding. at least one piece of bgptiL,n of an I ant Jacksonville to Mellonvllle (which later nf daughter of Mr. and "To these services the Reverend Lyman Research Is underway that may prove the City of Longwood will mark its cen' _- - - __ __- . - . . -__ ~ - .-.e--, . 1 . . later. When Councilman Harry Terry asked to extend life Insurance benefits to all employes, Perinchief said he did not know If there was enough money and urged the council to act now on his police proposal so the city would be In compliance with state law. Council did not discuss costs of the police commissioner's proposals, but, according to a r 011 DRIVER KILLED IN COLLISION 11 By BOB I.LOYD herald Staff Writer Sheriff's deputies today were searching for a new luxury auto, guns, stereo equipment and fruit boxes stolen by thieves over Seminole Count)'. Town and Country LIncoln-Mercury Inc., U.S 17-92 at Five Points, sou th of S,tnfonI, reported a 1975 LIncoln Co*tinental Mark IV sedan, valued at $9,160. was stolen from a lot and attempts were titade to steal a second Continental, Deputy Joe Patton reported. The stolen car was described as a two-door white Insurance or workmen's compensation. Perinchief also estimated it would coot the city $18,772 to maintain his three-man force through the rest of this fiscal vehicle with a red vinyl top. Forest Allen Greene, of 104 Canada Avenue, Rolling hills, Longwood, reported a guitar and stereo equipment valued at $1,330, missing after his home ttas entered via a living room window. Stereo equipment, diving gear, two year which ends in October. He estimated the police car would cost 1-4,500 to $5,000. _ - - __N -- ~ -= - - __==_ ;-=-- - ---= - ii- - - - - -- - Last night In a car-tnsck vollisiou Road near SR-U1. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Ernie Jacobs said Lena on Markham Woods Parham Craft=, 28, Orlando, died at Florida Hospital North of head injuries three hours after the 1:38 p.m. crash. A passenger In Ms. Crafton's ear, her brother, John A. Parham, 24, Ibis Road, Loagwood, was listed In fair condition today at Florida North. Madelyn S. Weitfall, $O, Longwood Rte, 2, driver of the pickup truck toverturned above) was in serious condition in the intensive care unit. Her daughter, Janis Westlall, 14, was listed In good condition. Troopers said the car was northbound and the truck south. M ir Thieves Steal Luxury Automobile Major differences were In salaries and retirement. The city's estimate also did not Include costs of liability I One person was killed and three others Injured bound when the near-headon collision occurred. cost analysis he had presented to them in wilting, Lake Mary could hold the expense of the chief, one officer and one car to $27,511.77 compared to an estimated $33,207 for the county to provide the same protection. 5. ji - ------------- ' , r!? Wilderness," that Nippon Audio 1", By DONNA ESES Herald Staff Writer ____ e br ' ra,- i a 100 h S1'6irf-,' ,,-`~1, 0 ' - - the Stan Brock-Jack Hanna movies "The Forgotten (Continued On Page 2-A) I :4.s*iff.1.;;4 N_ * . a : - __ 4 kiii hav hdo blooming and television production company bare trees Into puMq forth new leaves. And In Sanford, while their snowbound Northern brotfrrs in that country, determined to are forced w:tcb sports on television, these energetic youngsters enjoy a game of basketball the.star JANUARY? , _ qw,7 I ja j_11- - _ ' t_41 - ~.; - ~~ ~- . 1111111111 ,,, Visual Production s, largest IME ER T '—'r -.-- .. - , * '', raft) arrived ' San. ~~5 __ J'i s"4a across the Atlantic Ocean on a - - Ohara ( Japan'srepreta(lve on the second Ra Expedition -- .i' t world famous cameiman LshI - Because of the chief's January resignation and lack of - - 3%.~ .i * F V By JEAN PArrESON Women's Editor FVN-- I Loo C1 In iapanese TV Film - LI ______ - nT t _. - .' - . - .-- -. . ;;~r 4o "#8O 2544 PARK r)RIVE SANFORD.F1,0111DA I/fIn qrri/ ' L • - - -V-- _ - I /"rs dIUpA . - -. - ____ --.-..i-.- - With This Ad Superb T . _p_ ._-- -. -- -. I 11t Z 4 - _jp _~ W %g=r ~' Iff'"Aw .. " - - __ __ __ I- 1,1111 -- , * - BOOK REVI1i EWS -. - hi . - ,. -. - s1d elee d'! 5 I&01 a'w. ( qx.' '/.•' --I__.wJ1-w __, ! A __: ,, -77 _17 ~ _ _ 1 7 ..0_rk 11. : ft&7y . . .1 . _;-V . I . I4 - .. _ , .1I ._. f 11 . -, ___- --'k 12 f/ Martian This y e ar 's budget decrease in Seminole was part of a total $34 million trirr.n,d trim board budgets across the st.a No one, Harris noted, is at: : Legislature, but he said school officials will i' closely monitoring this year's session In Tallahassee. Regardless, Harris said, "Seminole County will continue to carry on the best instructional program possible." - - (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital 11:55 (6) News C _______ M 0 0 ut ou Id Cost Seminole $1.5 Million C - THIAD I Squares State school funds in Seminole County next year could be slashed as much as $1.5 million, Assistant School Superintendent Roger Harris said today. Thecutbackherewould be aresul t of apr ed jc( ed 6.6 per cent reduction In education funds brought on by about a $230 million anticipated shortage in state revenues, ) I 0 "Unless the economy picks up," Harris noted, used up Its $100 million surplus shoring up this Ralph Turllngton, "a $230 million Shortfall is expected next year" at year's shortages. Although school officials, Harris says, are taking the state level, a "positive approach" to the problem, he said if the What It will mean here, according to Harris, Is a School Superintendent William Layer has possible reduction In summer school, a potential $1.5 million estimate holds true , the superintendent predicted a reduction In salaries if this year's cutback In special education programs even a would be forced to ask the school board for some cutback extends Into next year's school budget. ac tion, hard look at drivers' education classes, Layer refrained from going to the board with And, Harris, said," there's some feeling at the In the wake of a cabinet rollback, Seminole this year's cuts because the school system was able local level" that it not only will extend, but cuts will County's budget was trimmed this year by $608,000 to absorb the loss with contingency funds and by be even more severe because the state already has at the bequest of State Education Commissioner cutting money from some line items. Herald Staff Writer - FAMILY SPECIAL / ' (4) Phil Don,)hue' 11:30 (2, 0) Hollywood By ED PRICKE"rl' ' /i, SUPg(ge (9) Split Sec ond School Funds .~_ IL Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . 0000 WITH 4 Green Acres 11:00 (70) High Rollers (6) Now You See II 67th Year, No. 140-Friday, January 31, 1975 12:00 (2.44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2,1) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,8) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1 :30 (2, 1) How To Survive ,A rvirria I eo,¼, Cbedddi- Gambit (6) (44) AFTERNOON Jill Ireland plays Telly's wife, discovers one of his favorite whose beauty strikes Bronson, musicians is In trouble. The BEM. By Georges Sim. Knights Teroplars. All of which torks for Open America, a and almost leads him into a musIcian, whose luck has been enon. Harcour t Brace Jovanov- is a bit confusing, but Durrell citizens' action organization, trap. FRIDAY running bad, takes a payoff to ich. 166 Pages. 16.95. manages to sort it out reason. Denver Pyle plays her boss. I 9-10 NBC ARCHER remain silent after witi,,slnga MORNING Although it was originally ably well until the final pages in Karen has an office manager PREMIER Brian Keith stars murder, harry senses a published in Europe in 1961, this which another mystery is posed who is an ex-newspaper gal Lew Parker, a private 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee problem, does some checking, is the first appearance In this for the reader to unravel. I 6:15 (I) Sunshine played by Dena Dietrich and a vestigator. It's not much dif- and almost winds up a victim country for "Betty" - but the Durrell is not easy to read, his roommate who works for the ferent from other private-eye himself, Almanac I admirers of Georges Simenon prose often murky, but It must I _____________________________ the are going to find Itwaan'w be noted that for all there long wait, __ are some beautifully written Four j Simenon again w ri tes with scenes in this complex book SEEK & FIND I 1 I the beautiful economy of line most nothblythe one detaifla that u tJnggJ so many Christmas celebration at an of his other psychological nov. ancient chateau near Avignon. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL el.s, but this (line he fails to Phil Thomas provide the absorbing story AP Book Editor that highlighted the others. For Friday, January 30 1975 Fine writing alone just Isn't enough. BLACK SUNDAY. By Thom. The protagonist of this book, as Harris. Putnam. 318 Pages. ARIES (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) One whose co-operation Is You could be taking on more she can hardly be called a her. $7.95. essential to your immediate responsibilities right now than olne, is Betty, a woman in her Just a one-sentence summary aims will throw some road- you can handle. Ease up or late 20, married to a man from of the "Black Sunday" plot a well-.to-cio family, and mother should be intriguing enough to blocks In your path. Keep cool you'll shortly be boxed-In, of two children, She Is also a at all costs. SAGIVFARIUS (Nov. 23.Dec. drunkard and has a penchant mike you want to read It: An Arab guerrilla attack on the Su. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) It's to your best Interest to promiscuity. When the per Bowl using the familiar Be extra-careful If you're using refuse to aid one who's gotten to reader first meets her, she Is television blimp. tools today, Also, If you're you before materially, then drunk, sitting in a bar called working with another, remind forgot you till his present Who in his wildest tmagina. "The Hole" with a mentally in tion would ever conceive that him to work in a safe, orderly dilemma, man - one of the many who the well-known blimp drifting way. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. frequent this particular place - overhead would be carrying a GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) If you try to bowl over your and Is rescued from his peculiar deadly load of shaped plastic You're not especially lucky opponents now. It will only attentions by an older woman explosive laced with packed today when putting out cash for stiffen their resistance to your risky or chancy ventures. Buy aims. Be tactful, considerate. who takes pity on her, shrapnel charges that was She shouldn't have. Betty, the about to go off In a blast aimed nothing sight-unseen, AQUARIUS (Jan —S.Vah iQi U PS g, Of Q$apØ$5y in titi reisuer tears, ear ner naa been at killing 80,000 people, In, •-, puzzle. Find Nch CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't blame your mistakes I4d.i name sad box It in as mwn: on bossed ou t of her home by her eluding the President of the Be extra.watch!W of those in others; rather, reexamine your husband CAMPING when CONSERVATION IIF.AI ,Tf( your charge and of your own ideas. See If that's where com omisi he found her in a United States. ChARACTER FAMILY IIOMEMAKINC, pr ng situation and she The cover of this book warns CITIZENSHIP FARM LIFE material possessions. Don't the fault lies. NATURE STUDY Is a thoroughly rotten person — the reader-net to start unless he COMMt'Nrry GARI)ENIN(; deal with persons you mistrust. Tomorrow - J'irtorjal Forms PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) one suicidally determined to plans to read nonstop and that LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll be spending more time Foul not only her own nest but warning Isn't too far off base. There's just a thin veneer over today shouldering burdens and also those of the people who try Your patience and temper. A problems of others than you will to help her. And she's most Action-packed, crisp, fast01 WH paced, timely, frightening and slight provocation could cause solving your own, adept at IL all the other adjectives usually you to overreact unflatteringly. The trouble with this novel is found In promotion material by 0 Of X. VIRGO Aug. 23.Sept, 22) YOUR BIRTHDAY JIM KILLY in that not only Is Betty a thor. the publisher aren't too Don't spread yourself too thin far off I where "BLACK BELT JONES" oughly dislikable person and base either, In short, "Black your resources are JAN. 31, 1975 thus Impossible to empathize Sunday" Is quite simply a concerned. You purse can't first. with but she also is utterly bor. class plot told In first-class handle a spending spree. Plans for improving your Ing, despite Simenon's valiant LIBRA (Sept. 23..() 23) station in life this year may get attempts to show the reader fashion, Know when to back oft today if off to a slow start. Don't use Dudley Lehew this I S:00 you run into too much op. as a cue to give them U, just what makes Betty The Associated Press Phil Thomas w*,.I it 89"1819 % positon. Discretion is the better Persistence eventually rewards MrSuPA.n.. PalS ________________________ AP Books Editor part of valor, you. 226 AAA eJe4 dd4, 4efrved 11 10 manner - in Washington. Karen plays Karen Angelo, who vengeance Ope', gee Aô,e 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel 01 Fortune - - toni (6) News (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 () Am America (4 Forum 44 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Movie (9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 930 (44) Petticoat Junction (44) Lucy Show 6:25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 (2,1) NBC News (13) Old Smothers Broth ers (24) Man And Environment II (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) ElectrIc Company tilt I IJJI LOS T in Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News (24) Villa Alegre Meeting DaIly Devo'tlonai 7:00 (2.8) Today TONIGHT'S TV 11 IJ KJLV *W4P I ____________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. 30, 1975-lB - I04 ANT 00 R 19Edi10r$ tab) Pt Tyrxtajeus *tf.im,th) IGO!Iers 34 0 g euo* rn ItFathersIcoilt 4OPrOit.biI.d DOWN 32Aite 33 Ori ental con LEISME F 14jQJ i 0CPtingti 22DUtChCt ?3 Born 24 Weeps 27 Accost 31 Strog G 8S* ssion1ici,t 1,* r-eluse TIt 7Rwsgroisict 55(tern.iy 1TSITItf'5 H M 04 C. SQOperiicsoo M StArtc'p 13tif9etOdefi 14 W.Ldøit A;CO4LA MuNiT N fL _____ I?UOUIM!an*t) 43Chliectges Wi ti?iQ 1 lNe I 0 '. Olticist 5 The mistletoe 41 Pde -- - to Pre vious puzzle I jratet&ni ______ ________ _______________ -_ - == _ /. = --_ - -- -__________• - _ 7-=--•_ 4 _-_ cameras, two radios, a typewriter and 50 record albums were reported missing after a burglar)' at the Forest City home of William Bowes, 466 W. Lake Brantley Road. deputy F.M. Stewart repor'ed. Two shotguns and a rifle, valued at 1305, were reported taken In a burglary at the Longwood home of Bill Governale, 212 Nob Hill Circle. slept and took in exctss of $800 cash from the house. Detective Sgt. Robert Kunkler said a Sunday night fire that damaged the clubhouse at Marbeya Club Apartments, SR436 at Lake Howell, Casselber'ry, has been ruled "accidental" and traced to paint and other substances stored under William Pethick of Tavares told deputies that 37 black fruit boxes, with the Imprint "May Bros.", were stolen from a citrus grove at SR-46A and Country Club Road west of Sanford. Deputy David 1 Smith said the boxes were valued at ,'O. area. &IflfOfd police today reported burglars ° broke into the Sanford-Seminole Jaycee headquarter, building at 427 1'ettth Avenue took only beer and drinks from a refrigerator and a book eigh t-cent postage stamps (torn a tiePatrolman Eugene Fog!. said J Emote, 410 W. Fourth St., Sanford, reported a $125 gasoline tank was stolen from a parkd van belon g ing to Seminole -- a sink cabinet in the clubhouse kitchen stwrtfrs dek .'e Sgt. Oscar said today that a sneak thief entered the Midway home of 80.year-old Norman Haddock yesterday while the resident (r•• , _. ----- I 1 ' - -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 30, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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