8 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/93d92b005922dbb010405096f5c802f7.pdf 234d653e3366bbb247bf98e05bc6efc3 PDF Text Text -. - - - ____ -: T. - - - -- - - -_________ . -- - - - - _11111111111111F31111i __ U— I , '% ...-... .. . '. , .. .. . ?_ ) 2 - 9ff 0 — Itips SH03EtT Ifl86 14Fh * Frank by Ht 11 111 67th Year, No. 130-Monday, January 20, Sanford, kAS EEN WD1kIN& ON 1i- 4i6 BIBLE FOR A LOts ME _ I EAUTI FU L fL.LUSfl'ArnONS AMAZIN3 - RO1 il-IE ETTERING ic SO G'ACFUL-. - JO4N,YOU1 _________________________________ 4JEA c,.'EAT ARTIST \\ I r -_ L / . _-11 . __ . I ,., ..-II , J _____ _____ L, ' I . 11 : k 1.1. I. \,,-- -__-_-!S-; I - I' IT Q -1% N~~ , ) z . i pip _________ ___ inirr _ ICELESS I I i •• • I 0 1 r I (- I _ — J f I - __ -.. -- - - __--., - - I -- - I 1, ____ ________________ - i 1 I.ONGWOODThe:jnford omens County Commission Cha irinar, ___ Sid Vihlt'n Jr for a name . - I%- __ i . - L . - x - -- ___ - ... . - L... r . ' _,!~ - __ - . - ' - - __ . - I _. - _ I,- I_ - _ __z _; _.~ __ - - - __z; I __ - -_ in this neuver in op. i?::tia _o -. cinty attorney - lu -_ - --T---- - - I .I Xf- _r- . -: .. __ _____._ .. _____.___ - -1 - - __ L --- I - - 1---yi-4nQW, d~, ' _____ - - - -- _44 -- 1, at aIde toCor n hellv, was guest speaer at the I ngo(VillageIniulieeting . Al - - Republica against the desires of the She said Kelly's office at the I ice", the r'n,t , 4" I I --;F4'r. r_- L. that Vihjt'n jolned wtth WOW local .~.Zi"" M t-. .-L. e _._4 VA~ - ___ - - in spite of its; was subsequently elected in the resolution States, adding a four-year term In 1972. votin' Democratic patronage chief Tom Freeman -.--f -- __ gw- I I L7 M1SsLLEp WORDS SO FAR ~ "Vthlen cast support for the Demoat Dan Pelharn. VihIen pointment AR 3,072 -. Vhl i en Sd B DONNA EWES II IdS 11W - ___ / / ____ _____________ -, , _. . --- _ - !__ 0 -__ -.1 7 - - ~~-_1 17~:.jy Y , . -.U_ - __':'-- _ ., Ai _~~ : -.~ __ I--_ I_ - - -.. .. I. 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V,~__ I / - I_____ : . 1 'L - - - _____ II I _____ • - -, W " Z. / - ) - / 17-AU - - -- - - - - I iL L- & -: - , j I & 5 - . ,1 t q~ W NUK HowI ca b __ - * - 01 ne ~ __ er -, a * 1 C THESE LW PRICES! . . _ I 0' i , ARE W REA'SMA%BLF, - . ___ - - rj. ' 4 I _____ J - fr ______ T'U rif ' i . i - - - Vt - / 1'IA ii tLJ & ( W001. D 'tW 11:~ '*~~_ out site. The county has four 11-r Sanford area to Class urban type flie units on bid but Five," Knowles told corn Knows sa id they will be nussioners ineffective with two-man Years ago Sanford provided fire service In count areas but lie said before these new only after city commissioners limited the fire department 1' - W KE . - - TV Calendar tiassifieti ". Dear Abby 7A - Fthtl CoPC or fires require all of the A . W.,~! 4 .I /13~> IL 14i 4 - L T_ - - ------- __ - -I . ,/ - - - - - ; __ --- _________ — - - . - _= J ., ,,, -, - I LiL~ miiiiiiiiiiiiii - . . q - r . F_: If 1. . a - __ . - ___ V L.-_ - - __ --_ 'B-213 Two Residents I 'A rash becoming windy, wet and cold it overturned. The car of Nath- toni ht,d i . Hikes t i '- -A ; r . __ 10=7 ___ Appeal j~_ 1 . :~ As 14 -4 I I . ,9 "aw L- i ' - C 1-1 . I '- y.r j ByB11jflELLEVILLE Ile1dSIfWdkt y -frr - / , - -\ - Seminole County Corn. rzItonersareexpecLedtotake ac ti on tomorrow on a con tinued appeal by swimming pool - - '_ , -# -7-4m kr -- .--- / - _ 1 I . contractor John Bloodsworth hat would reinstate his certifica of compe tency,, to ope ra te in the county . Bloodsworth's certifica tion 1A / -. — IT ~, — * P I - FIRE DAMAGE AT $250,000 -- a stoic, caused an estimated 5O,0O0 damage to tight 1 1I .!1 . 1_ : - __ _?. 1 _. A I V -- 4 - ._ 1. - . §. i- I 'L_ units at Capistrano Apartments, 20 Staftland Ave., Altamonte Springs. FIre Chief Tom Siegfried said four units I left) %ere gutted and four others damaged. county firemen joined Altamonte units in a two-bour battle to control the fire. Firemen were hampered. Siegfried said because lack of hydrants In the complex neeessitaled Im' 1I hose runs that block ed Maltiand Ave. the mp1ez was constru cted city requirements didn't make hydrants mandatory, officials said today. Firemen Stark Se hnert and Roy Wainwright were ad for smoke inhalation and later returned to their posts Three pets I _ - -- -- i* I - . 1* — _.IfM -_ it_. able to rescue and revive 'Boodles, - I cloudy and aniel Williams, 31, and Janie l cold TueWay. IfIgh yorsterday Osgood,30, apparesitly went oui ; glast ht For e a $ nof control on State [load 415, o rth of Osteen 9 I ' -----------------a- - T __ '-'I ' C1--t~h--15Fj Pvtr, Z-%T-;N~Vk~ , ~__:;r W A --'=;WA - 4~;? _ — , - &; hearing that his cli ent was "Cx~f7 , : -- .-. .,S,' " ," , - .i.R- - - . by the Swimming Pool Board. Keiffer said that the Board I-VI ..~Z I--r7s addition, at the time of the decision, a Board member wa also involved in court litigation F-ti Bloodworth Keiffer said . Tomomwls 2 p.m., hearing is continued front one last month so that Keiffror could have time to turn in a brief stating his case to the counts tturncy Beginning at 7 p -- ____ ..- But Bloodsworth's attorney, Bob Keiffer. told the com. inissioners in the initial ao al A Sunday afternoon fire, traced to a pot simmering E j - .~ was revok ed Sept. 26, 1974, for six months by the county Swimming Pool Board because of customer complaints about poor ser vice. - - I ! 1 -- - r * . w - - ___ - ORI . ion Expected -' ... - PA A - ' - -- ~:a - bir - ,;A - . A— -19 . V if Checks'Boun increase in the number of "rubber cheks" bouncing around as the etonorny continues in its tailspin Marked "Insufficient Funds," sonic area businesses are floMed with the worthless paper, according to officials Spine of the worthless checks %vre written by pe(l)lc with (vtherwise perfect credit ratings whose records were unblemished before the economy began to decline and unemployment began to rise. "I find more grocery stores because you've gotta eat whether there's money or not," one local banker com. mented. - &n't have the money," a Florida Nwer & light Co., spokesman said. G P Austin a company servi representatifiive, said he's rK,ticed lately that many persoons wr ng bad che c ks are first time offenders. Pete Jamison. a cashier at Flagship U.S, Bank of Semirtole. said the crash in the construction in. dustry also upped the cre!ht rccc,-ds of soine clients. 'Sodtknlythech arebadwhcnthe compny Howard !It, dges, president at Sanford Atlantic National Bank, said bad checks are "steadily in. And a power company offid said in the "last (Teasing' hodges said the increase ls definitely six mr-whs. . , I'd %av there's been a definite in. crease." 'It's just the economy . It's the came tied into, the sluggish econmiy. Another banking official, Harold Brooks, vice president 'f Flagship lank of Sanford said the t I h bank's se,en -not a great deal (if checks, but there has be,en an in ' requests and appeals and will consider the adoption of an ordinance to place a surihir on recording Oi ega - . r,r7r--_V~t L Among the items are: — A cont inued request to A pem%n ows an account With a small deposit. rezone front Single Femfly (R. Then he immediately writeschecks for large aunts l — -- - and H 1A and Multiple - Just before skipping the country. Family IR-2) tri Planned Unit These are the kind Of pem .1c Sg,t. Bill Vinton Development (PUD). The i'(x,ks for. Vinton. wit(, works for the Seminole request is being madc for County Sheriff's Department, specializes in bad property located on the souti, side of SH 4M, west of Sit 434 Iksaid haseldsare down. But then usually and SR 431, y the Archit(-' Just the cvp artists and 11julUple offenders reach his tural Design Group. vffice, anyway. - A continuiA rezoning "Pe(Vie who write a check kmwingly and have request that would change no in tent ion of paying are flotng but th ie v es.property adjacent to "But the guy who writes a check to feed his Caw -lberry on the southside of family -that's n(q the kind of pe.son we're after," Lake Drive froni Agriculturc Vinton s; id . -___ -- _. - _ Brooks also said a few situations are popping up where persons deliberaly bad checks. __ I - 10 A - _-~P,~, w Ikubb Afts* -- - !__-__=_ e Proice - ___ - 5A - _______ \___, -- .. II WEATHER .C J Two Sanford residents died top of __1 -_ --- Mostly cloudy with scatterril varly Saturday when the r l__ I I -! 1. Sanford equipment at one time . _ ____ Obituaries . Sporti,' ,levision , Women's Officials said the lNicts provide for the out-of-city firemen to 7A man Sanford ' stations, if 4A necsa', should a major fl -. 1, 1%, 5A which have fire equipment 4B513 f n1ur(, ' n[ir4It)l( to that oi 311 . . WITH ` 0 10 LAT - &I Z"l Index \/ I/ I . _. 1 oz-_ - Z =- -Z .. . :- RON.4 ZT4 -! ______________________ the city limits, except in cases whereliesareind4tnger,as u city able to obtain the (ht - - - I - ship the county area since only program to o ercome this t wo men are a vai la bl e at any degrading and to return all of ______ II1 11M ; = , - L — 1 I 1 C i I __ J T ( ________ f - - = I If i * / -1 M _____ I .1: :4 5-1 I j__;. - missioners, and the uniLa are south and west resulted in some totally not suitable for urban areas of the city being a fire protection," rechwified upward and an Knowle.i said any call by increase In insurance rates. : F77 ,- - -1 — _r7 1T. - noted in a report to corn nexations by Sanford to the __ 1 ose r.; uaso - L_ J tation manned by Iwo men surrounding areas or coin. With equipment designed for munities. rural-type service. Knowles Knowles said recent an. - i I CRUISIN' u THE RIVER _________ Knowles said such an City of Sanford eqi'Ipment agreement tsn't in the best Some areas of Sanf ord hae a in te rests of Sanford residents Class Five fire insurance tnd taxpayers at this time, rating, based on area Thcounty fire department andpopulation,and residentsof serves north Seminole from the areas pay loner fire in. three locations with each surance rates than the - -. 9 t On a Sunda af te rnoon, what cod he more relaxing than to be northward bound up the St Johns River In a comfortable ho useboat Th is particular craft, f white deck crowded with brightly-clothed ed holidaymakers, Cruises past the Seminole-Volla recreation park and under th e US 1,-fl budge, headed for the picturesque upper reaches of the St Johns -__4~~t . - __.M_*011WAr7m i%' I 0 -, : mended city commissioners review of specifications for the deny a county request for a new county units shows they mutual fire aid agreement aren't coordi na ted with existing _________________ - ________ ________ I unitscouldbecjddunder a proposed mutual aid pact there wouldneed tobecoor. Sanford City Manager nation of equipment with Warren Knowles and Fire ch ief adequate trained personnd (or GM }larriett today recom Lrbar purposes 1k said a ____ - . --------- M - ___ •-: -. - RyBOBLWYD I1eraldStafIter P11 V __ s _i ____ _____ I 1111111L I J . *- - ________ • if I -, Best Interests ' • ___ , __________________ -- _____ ___ _______ -'- - !: _______ F W_ s' r-PCE ___ - Witt's remarks came as some gasoline dealers are asking Congress to Investigate what they say is __ V I - . ____ ____ -- --- ------ -. - =_ ers I 'Not In ~J i Mutual lire Aid I ___ -. 1 rJ 1`1 __ --r __ __/ -- A/. / - - - .._ __ - __ - I - .. - £g-_ 1 0'.* __ __ - _. - - - _____ - _ '\ 1 ' — I __1 11 I _____ 4 I4/\. ( . I . , - __ __ - _ _ =.aa~ _. Longer hours or lower prices reduce a station's allocations. other measures to drive up the cmt Of gasoline and profit. but Tucker said most stations ha ve 40 t o 50 The resolution calls for allomtions to dealers cut cmsuiliption. ('ilCollipany pressure to sell more gas and stay open per cent higher allocaUons than last year, thus the th roughout th e na tion to be reduced O o 15 percent A spokesman for Seminole County a Gasoline longer hours Th en th peessure to sell more. from the f ed eral allocation program set up last showed e associa tion conducted a survey wMch Rethilers Association faors gas allocations for all Witt agreed major gasoline suppliers have that a majority of dealers were under Witt speculated the presswe t o sta y open longer year. Th at allocation was .se rvice stations not price hikes as proposed by based on the amount pressure from big car-parties to sell more gasoline applied pressure. One way, Witt saw, through stems from the possi bility mandatory rationing, gasoline sold in 1972-73. President Gerd Ford threatening to cancel leases unless stations comply Some said they had even been threa tened with also a proposal being co nsidered by Ford Association Predent Donald Witt agreed with "This type of reduction wouldn't hurt people in ls of their stations with the firm's desires. if they failed "That's th eonly th ingIcansee. Of cour,0y comply, the offidals of the state's largest gasoline dealers Florida because 90 per cent of the people are survey Florida's Allied Gasoline Retailers Association said. be all wet. We'll we what happens," Witt s.aid. association that allocations might put a halt to reducing their buying now" said flarry Milsap, AGRA Executive Director William Tucker said U.S. Sen. Lawton Ctifles. D-Lakeland, and The 1,5 member AG U.S. association voted AGRA 1ce presi dent. pressure from large oil Rep Lo u Frey Jr.,R-WmterPark,seflttheseys companies to keep stations almost all oil cmipanies are applying pressure to during the weekend to send a resolution to Ford and open longer hours. Ford. in his State of the Union address. called for resul tot FederalF rgyAd in station ('wnerL is he .ne members of Congress urging mandatory m istration for an a $3 increase in tmpo duties on foreign oil and investigation. ' - .___--_=LT__. - - 0 Cou no/e Iferald Staff Writer ' - 1)~ ; F g i. ` 'Se Ii , •i: ______ aftow. .1 ____ HERE. - L__- M---- ._ . . - .- 1 C4. l 7 li~ __ .: -- l 1. ; I ___ - -' ___ I II -. FEAR...BUGSYS - V _ __ ____________________ Lt - a ) ____________ * _______ _____.- J --- U.S. House of Representatives Agriculture Committee dilu jim and the party who placed him in certain i -_ ~. __ _____ - _ __ __ —, selfish motivation" conflict of interest" In his aptilittee. Kelly will attend the The resolution recognizes pointriient s county attorney ih1en s appointed to the 16th annual Jaycee lnquet Fr ee man as the ka1 chan ne of title he s Of as city attorney Count) Cozimiission in 1970 by Orange County on Jan 25 and patronage and of Wintererves Springs and Lake thenOp Coy Claude Kirk to k in • the district - from Feb 6 to notes the 'possibility of a Iary . fill the unexpired term 16. ffr4 I % /11/ 4I - _____- ___________________ 6LOW \ 'il of Democrats over Republica PULL OF WATER . ' _____ I It j v, candidacies - I t- M-'- - - SIrs. Brunner reported that . - --- - -- ______ ______ 1" 0.101 - - - - SKET.' A a NOT IN T' / ' 'I'll 1111111 SHOP 3O - PUDDSY, YALL T' SLEEP ON _______ I ___ - WHERE IN THIS &J51NESS,YA Go'. rA J WW' r' . e ___ WANTA GET ANY-, I ' - I --- ____________ -_ I LJST HAD A CALL FRot.A I - __ M0 I . by StoffelL & Heimdahl --/ -_ ? ~) I I-- r is . -.. -.- BUGS BUNNY ,: Z; . ./ f .- .. - % changed his political party to 4- ;'%, 4 'L I , resolution said although V1hIen I %d 0 0 Citing its resentment at open to assist constituents wit), Vililen's opposition to the social security, inedic, rc, Republican viewpoint, the veterarus and other problew.i. - - , lit- = rZ --- _ �- - - .- - - - ..---. 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - -- Monday, Jan. 2O 1975 c Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I 1. -- 1' FLORIDA FlUoridation, Fi re Issues S •: Facing Area City Councils Your of Seminole's cities include: Councilman Arthur Casselberry Council will Florida Iand Co.; estimates for cit',Longwood Evans' report on fluoridation of discuss sovereign immunity a SCAT fire vehicle; hiring of a and Winter Springs will hold the city's water supply and the Insurance and schedule a work trmarie officer; Councilmin city council meetings at 7:30 appointment of John Holt to the session on the city's budgets Irene Van Eepoel; Councilman tonight. A fifth Altamonte public works committee; a which Is currently about $70000 Irwin Hunter official zoning Springs will meet at 6:30 letter from the Seminole County in the red. After the meeting, map; Wilco park on Moss p.m. Tuesday. Association for Retarded the Council will discuss a Road; placement of offices in ChI1dr (SCARC) requesting request for taxi service and new building and trailer; and The Oviedo Council will bear funds; request for a street light ponder a proposed water ser- request by Mrs. Sandra Long a report from Fire Chief at the end of Citrus Avenue In vice control ordinance during a for permission to keep more Charlie Beasley regarding Oviedo Terrace; a bill from workshop. than two dogs. replacement of equipment lost Seaboard Coastline Railroad At LOngwo3d's meeting, A representative of a in a fire last week. The fire for work done during the city's Anthony Gagliano will speak on restaurant chain will again department's emergency sidewalk pr oject will be con updating the group insurance approach the Altamonte rescue unit was burned and all sidered and the city attorney program for .'ity em!oyes. Sin City Council Tue.ddy equipment lost, will present a lease agreement City Supt. Ralph Fisher will requesting annexation and Other items on the agenda for rental of ci ty property. make a recommendation rezoning to general commercial conc ng the water ordinance of a tw erni o-acre parcel of land on and Police Sgt. Tom Ling, vice the south side of SR 436 near SR . ... Justi*ce Adkiens On , Dri*nkiong Probati'Don - - A - - 200 Jurors Summoned - For Stanford Trial - - - president of the Fraternal 431. Council turned down the Order of Police, has asked to be request on a 4-I vote two weeks placed on the agenda. ago. Winter Springs Mayor Troy Also on the agenda Is a report Piland will make his np- from Coriilting Engineer Bill nt:niiti to fill vacdncjcS of Palm on the bid opening to take the Planning and Zoning Board placeat4:30p.m. Tuesday on and Board of Adjust ment construction of the 7.5 IIIfflJon tonight. Also on the agenda will gallon daily capacity regional MAT ION IN BRIEF Ex-CIA be discussion of weekly court sewer plant. A proclamation is sessions; acceptance of paving to be issued designating and drainage improvements in February as American Music Section 8 from Month, Director Set ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AI) — More than 200 - - - :i.: 4ii- •- : !r4T 4;. -1 ..-. - -. •2 V •.. ___ prospective jurors were called to the courthouse today for the start of the murder trial of former St. Johns County Manager Alan G. Stanford Jr. Circuit Court Judge E.L. Eastmore called for the Jurors, saying "if that's not enough, Ill do something else." He refused to elaborate but still pending is a defense motion to move the trial out of St. Augustine. Stanford, 50, has pleaded inr-Cccult to charges of killing his next-door neighbor, Athalia Ponsell fAndsley, 56, a one-time showgirl-model and wife of former St. Augustine Mayor James l.indsley. She was Found hacked to death with a machete on the front steps of her home last Jan. 2.1. Stanford has been free on $20,000 bond and on unpaid leave ('f absence from his $20. OOO-a't'ar post since he was indicted on March 1. 1i ' -1 0: -0 = - F. - .-• _ ______ _ - ----,- - 40 . _____ • f.' 't. . . .- -, % L,. Florida Seaports Busy • • - f• t MIAMI tAP, — Eight Florida seaports generated $670.2 million worth of business last year but have been virtually ignored as a major Industry, port officials say. Capt. Robert Waldron of Miami, president of the Florida Ports Council, said a recent study ShOWS the ports \,i•• Members of Seminole 111gb School's Forestry Class plant SO slash pines on high schod ground, In honor of Florida Arbor Week, Members are litanding lr) Kyle Bauer, Paul Eldridge, Wayne Epps asst. printIpal, Scott Downer, Gary Canton and Frances Loxnmerse. Kneeling are Terry Hart (left; ARBOR DAY PLATING handled 79.4 million tons of cargo, provided direct or and Virginia Lommerse. For Congress Hearing indirect employment for 98,195 people and had an annual payroll of $416.5 million. 'This is one of the biggest industries in Florida and no one's paid much attention to it," Waldron said. "The idea of the study was to let our legislators know how much this ). WASHINGTON (AP) — Former CIA Director Richard M. Helms is returning for a second appearance before the Rockefeller commission on the spy agency's domestic activities. Another witness scheduled today was former CIA director John A. McCone, 72, ho headed the agency from 1961 to 1965. Senate Democrats were expected to decide whether to create a special committee similar to the Watergate panel to investigate allegations of CIA wrongdoing. Congress Goes To Work WASHINGTON (AP) The work of Congress, in. cluding action on new measures to light inflation, recession and the energy crunch, will get under way after Lite lawmakers complete their housekeeping duties this week. The congressional Join t Economic Committee will W hearings Thursday on President Ford's economic proposals. - Jail Inmate Charged In Assault Case business means to the state." Of the seaports, Jacksonville claimed the greatest economic impact, $177 million. The report showed Jacksonville was second in the state in ship tonnage with 16 million tons, provided 30,000 jobs for a $100 million annual payroll. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer detective Sgt. William Hogan man at Lake Jennie fire a without bond in county jail for police officer Roy }3urfielcI own yard work, he attacked her following a Saturday night shotgun at ducks. Alabama authorities, arrested Turner at the 545 and fled. There was only about incident in which Joseph Patrolman Gordon C. Reid 3herlffs detectives are inDevonshire Blvd. home of Betty $4 in the purse, she told the Sheriff's detectives have Williams, 32, same address, said when Putnam's pickup vestigating a number of Hiatt. Officers said a paint Seminole County Sheriff's charged a Seminole County Jail was shot one time in the right truck was stopped on nearby weekend burglaries, compressor and equipment Department. inmate with aggravated assault shoulder in a domestic Airport Boulevard it was found Thomas J. Gothic, Green- valued at $660 was taken in a in connection with a Jan. 12 argument, authorities said. Jennie Lee Jackson, 28, 503 to contain a shotgun and a rifle meadows Apts.. Fern Park, burglary at the r es idence. incident in which another in. Peachtree Ave., Altamonte Williams was treated at and 'also two dead birds," reported stereo equipment Thomas Evans Toothman,, mate was injured. Springs, was arrested by Florida Hospital North for the Sanford police today were valued at $1,(0 was taken from of Roberts St., Longwood, was Semi nole County Sheriff's men Chief Deputy Duane Harrefl gunshot wound. his in county jail on $10,000 bond early Saturday morning on said Alvin Wayne Thom.is, 30, John Lee Perkins, 18, of Apt. Probing the Saturday night Stereo equipment, a movie after his arrest early today by charges of aggravated assault at Sanford, was charged in 53, Castle Brewer Court, robbery of Venice Terrell, of 1502 Williams Ave. Terrell told camera, rifle, antique shotgun Altamonte Springs poli ce and held in Jail in lieu of $5,000 connection with a fight in which Sanford, was in county omcers he was on a blccle at and a trail bike, total value patrolman Norman Floyd Jr. bond after allegedly shooting inmate Kenneth W. Newby was today on $10,000 bond 4 ACRO SS ICC'dflhailp I2(I.ctr,t,, PW1,cI. j ,ns(ructof4 I4 Best t? h - I5Cutrq I6POA,qso(a Plan Would Cut Taxes . 24 Day Ole• lab) 25 Not *ark .ng 76 Taltsa seat 29 Most rc.ri 31 Isp,oiec(j f'?wm 33 P,,aji 34 K vuVv i &vari Volcano 35 Mow* s lo*a - 3( S - i i at, Confidence'Forces Sale Of.NY. an Bk man - Missing ing congressiona l apprc 'al of the package. Vessel WASHINGTON (AP) The temporarily reduced their barrels a day over the next will be more costly than oil United States may have four ments ard simultaneously three or four years by allowing drilled on land or in shallow times as much oil as it already raised their pr ices, higher prices for oil which now waters. knows about, and the Interior Forthejmmedi3kfutthe is unprofitable to produce, Department wants to find out United States must continue to The Federal Energy for sure through its offshore pay the high price for foreign PORTLAND, Maine Ford also has asked Congress Administration estimates that leasing program. oil, under the constant threat of to allow exploration and pro- the government may have (AP) An investigation to But even if those additional yet another tmbargo, into the disappearance of ductlon in Nav! ?el.roleum Re- support the price of oil at reserves are found, the nation In the shirt range, both the serve No.4, a vast, frozen the Flo rida based research area around $7.70 per barrel to cou ld fill Its uwn demand at administration and the oil vessel Gulf Stream was to In. next to the Ng Prudhoe Bay oil protect the investments it present levels for no more than dutiy agree that domestic resume here today, oil field discovered seven years ta ke to produce new 20 years at best, production can not be quickly ago on the northern slope 01 oil, offshorefollowing a recess during The United States Is scarcely Increased very much. which a memorial srce Alaska. an oilpoor nation, with proven Ford has asked Congress to to the five crewmen aboard At $7.70 a barrel, offshore oil reserves estimated at some 45 allow commercial oil produc. was held And the Interior Department would be a bargain compared billion barrels by Cie U.S. Geo. tion from the Naval ~*troletvn has proposed to ope or The body of one n f ex- with current world prices, but logical Survey. This is about 7 Reserve at Elk Hills, Calif., and plora Lion the previously Un- It's nowhere near "the good old crewman, James Riddle, per cent of the wor ld total by cstunatad this could add about touc 35, of Danis, Fla., had been hed offshore along days' only two or three years government estimates. But the 160,000 barrels per day in 1915 the Atlantic Coast,areas and recovered a few day after areas ago when $3 oil was considered '1 .1 rw- .i riitinn cr-un- e's ah4ut h1. :F,! ............ , --.. -. - Sought - - . . he would resign if the was gone. Sue Tomes, 55, P.O. Box 405, Bon, Simon said thatno longer Geneva, told the sheriff's doIS the case. budget deficit reached $40 bil. Interior Secretary Rogers partment someone broke a C.B. Morton said there are window in her home sometime Federal Energy Admhis. areas of the program where trator Frank G. ar Zarb, appe . Friday and stole a 12 gauge Ford is willing to compromise Ing on CBS' "Face the Nation," Remington automatic shotgun with Co ngress but urged : said that ifuie energy pr at $230 and a 3) gauge 5 " "Let's start with the Presi- o( Ford are followed, the nati Browning automatic shotgun i" dent's program. Let's get the would be invulnerable in energyonWIIUCd at $200. President's program through and even could be JOSi Levy. 40, 107 Candle able to export Congress, and then If It energy by 1g wick Road, Apple Valley, reported $350 cash was taken from his wife's dresser drawer sometime Friday. George Culpepper, 49, Box e a 1l, Longwood, said a stereoAM-FM-tape set worth $200 was La k t'sA Faces Police Move i .t•i' unlocked, according to his - in the sheriff's depart. report 500oys L. J't.) 51aom r oa d L t. ;j ' ,. -' % L ' A - ;• m: I :L........... '-4-..- , A. '4L I.. ' T1L F j±th4: n'cn' • --. I ,. •• ' Rub1 Ii__________ 52Lwoed 53Vvd* alt., 55 Bttrlg (L Alini 56P1.(.tO P-berat, e Vote tat ora 901ac.s 10Aj1,ct,e eing (p1) 11 Nu. $arice 17 Revokes asa legacy l9Ari()r 73 Soy srai'* DOWN I Mui.C$t • 'nWtj'nent 32O.e'-,, 37 Adds 39W.d.•a*a 40 Rugged mourt,n c'es 41 Whe. hock e, guava 42V.rtn'. 74 75'.eespape' A3 'o,.,, A 11 J)J*s *ivy oacagrap?s goat VJd$CI$ 2( Prolonged 45 (lewe!c' I At,,car' t'ees 27 Actt, 8&.r s nver'!u S Deathnot:. r,wnP 46 UnasOra!t'.l (ab) 2814tgre' 47 flblC$l ga.ri,' 8(-4Stoqcal slot , 29S"'i'bo, 49ScotP 3-# ;j• Cr-.v';" , ;.3 ,r 2ct'sod ' Oman '- • noun To Take Drop U 7 r court order to oce something the agency finds (10. ficult to do in some areas. -. "M - - - — In Mishap ASHEVILLE, N. C. (AP) — A member of a Stuart, Fla. church youth group was in guarded condition in an AsheLlle hospital after being injured in a bus wreck In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Bobby Bradley was taken Sunday to Asheville from the Swain County Hospital in Br)'son City, where four others were hospitalized with "not too serious" injuries. Park ranger Gene Phillips said the bus was traveling down a steep grade on U.S. 441 when it apparently lost Its brakes, collided with another vehicle and ran into h diL'h. Twenty-six persons were treated, the Swain Coun ty JIospital said. TURN YOUR FAVORITE SLIDE OR NEGATIVE INTO A SPECTACULAR - T:Y,iIl F'i ft-.(I. f)iklfl'rl decided to allow lftT Pr.sccutrrs ( harged Mrs eral jury isexpeckdtore( to buy it at $10 a share, she Mitchell lied before the grand verdict this week in the perjury signed a promissory note and Jury to shi eld Dickinson's al. trial of Mamie Mitchell, stock certificates were issued th leged interest in the bank. The longtime private secretary of her name, ba nk was or ganized while he indicted former state comptrolThe defense did not contest a had power to charter and reguler Fred 0. Dickinson, prosecution claim that the late Florida's financial in. Final legal arguments were promissory note was actually stitutions. scheduled today. Five days of signed several months after the The grand jury that indicted testimony ended Fridaywith January 1971 date Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Mitchell also indicted both sides resting their cases. gave the grand jury, Dickinson and his former law "I was confused when I ap- partner, Frederick C. Prior. The 66-year-old widow, testipeared before the grand jury Prior was convicted of perjury I ing in her own defense, said I didn't realize my mistake tin- and Dickinson is awaiting trial she was telling the truth when til I received my indictment," on charges of perjury, con. she told a federal grand jury she said. spiracy and tax evasion. that she, not Dickinson, owned A neurologist testified that stock In a Palm Beach bank, confusion about the note could -4T..I But she said she erred on May 2 have come from a memory when she gave the grand jury lapse caused by a mild stroke the da te of a promissory note, she had in 1970. Prosecution wit nesses rebu tted his testi___________ She testified that in January mony. ill1 1971 Dickinson put an option on 1,000 shares in the Worth Ave. r -nue National Bank. She said -- Telephone Increase Seen TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Co. for an interim rate increase dential bills $2 to $3 each mor,th Telephone bills for nearly of $85.9 million as part of its and business bills $4 to $6' "We're not meeting that two million Florida subscribers total $216.5 million hike request. Even before the meeting, the now," said Evelyn Bembry, as. probably will go up alter today. The state's largest telephone PSC was in a position of almost sistant chief of the Bureau of The Public Service commis- company, which serves about being forced to grant s'rne in. Public Assistance. "In some sion was to consider a request two-thirds of the population, crease as a result of a Florida places we've got a three-week from Southern Bell Telephone has proposed increasing resi- Supreme Court ruling, Church Group Hurt - Mitchell Case Goes To Jury For Action - The Seminole County .'. • TALLA HASSEE, Fla. (API waiting period before we can , The number of people on even start processing." diane will probably decrease Keller said he expected the next fiscal year despi te an In- average number of monthly ap• --crease in the num ber of aid ap. plicatlons for aid to families phcants as economic conditions with dependent children — worsen, state officials say. AFDC — to Increase from 5,760 J. Keller, Health and Re- to 11,594 next year. The number applying for habilitative Services secretary, AFDC averaged 9,000 a month said he expected the average from July through November, number of monthly applications NOMINATED for aid to families with depend- 1974, up from the figure of 5,760 Brig, Gen, Thomas M. Ryan ent children to increase from a month Keller used. Ms. Bembry, the title she has been nominated by 5,760 to 11,594 next year. prefers, said the staff was allo- President Ford for promotion Yet, he said the overall numher of people receiving aid will cated on the figure of 5,000 ap. to the two-star rank of major Probably decrease because of plications a month. The current general. Ryan is married to the agency's continued crack- caseload of persons receiving (he former (ytha (Penny) aid is 76,000, and they must be I). Mattox, a native of Tatnall down on welfare fraud, tougher checked for eligibility twice a County, Ga., and she is the state requirements, and close month , she said, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Be checking of eligibility. Authorities also expect the G. Mattox, 219 Slade Lane, Keller has asked the Senate number of persons receiving t.ongwood. Gen. Ryan has Ways and Means subcommittee food stamps to double next also been named deputy chief for an additional $1.6 million to year. Keller has asked for $2.3 of staff for logistics, Strategic hire 468 more staffers to proc- million to hire an additional 745 Air Command (SAC) this ess the increased applications, persons to process applications, month. The agency is under a federal pr ss applications for welfare aid within 45 days after they're filed, 1.egislative Delegation has heduled two hearings In Febnw4-y and March to discuss IN ropoied local legislation Intc ndei for consideration by the state legislature. The first hearing will be held to oversee the conduct of with a special panel of judges. -_ Welfare Rolls .egislafive learings icheduled ry Co u ncipI Ti taken from his home Friday evening. A door had been left 44 48 What beals(Y L Jul Room nouI• Jul JiuiJuuul JUlJIltBENNO HIIIIIIIIIIIAVIIIIIIIIII Jul HOME - on: Jllll MORNII1 BENNOlI MEN - 11111111120 Jill Jill Ul Jul ago sl RON No ui Boom HE aml HOME Boom RON • Survey Set On Offshore Oil Supplies L 771 01 7O Opposi te Ot Atheist 21 Vegas Neveclai 72 Pd.,., (poi I 'Lack Answer to Pr evious Puzzle I Winter 39 To afPcoonicc; 1 4OPsngo(J,ov I-r 4 Nut *rm a.t 11 Slide 4I Nice grin hit in the face with a can used as charges of robbery and use of a the rear of a W. 13th street $2,000, was taken when burglars on charges of possession of Joseph Williams, 38, of the firearm and same address in the chest. a cigarette butt container in thie firearm in commission of a restaurant late Saturday night broke a garage window to enter concealed when an unidentified man with the Forest City home of Audrey possession of controlled sub- Florida North Hospital officials cell. Harrell said eight stitches felony, Wain, 6 said th e victim received I. were required to close Newby's Sanford police arrested a pistol demanded money, deputies Unneal Beach Dr., stance, reported. wound. searched him at gun point snd emergency treatment and was Perkins on a d Mrs. Dorothy Grassznan told poIn other inciden ts Thomas was originally jailed warrant in connection with escaped on foot with two $20 released. li ce Saturday: Sanf ord poli ce jewelry and WASHINGTON (AP) An offi cial government adon a viola tion of proba tion armed robbery last month at bIlls. Two automobiles were silver coins valued at $1,315 visory panel has called for a "substantial infusion" of Jan Turner, 31, 121 Can. totalled In a traffic accident charge. Bond on the aggravated 15th St. and French Avenue, general revenues Instead of higher Social security Authorities said today that were missing after her home diewick, Altamonte Springs, Friday evening that occurred at , sault charge was set at $5,000. Sanford. Louis Vernon Oglesby, 23, of 223 was entered. Sunday night by said - Jennie Lee Jackson, 28, 5o3 she was grabbed and SR 426 near Oviedo and Officers charged Charles Woodmere Blvd., Sanford, has window.&nashlng burglars. recommenda tion, arthowiced Sday- ,. knocked down and her purse Geneva, according to the .Jrachtree Ave., Altamonte Lancaster Putnam, ), of vaivd extradition to Russell Joseph Clyde Turner, 21, of and keys taken when Council Springs, was in county jail South Third St., Lake Mary, County, Alabama, followi of stty. she sheriff's department. The i represents a Iurn&roijncj fin Its earlier tentative ng his Orlando, was in county jail ret urned home about 12:23 p.m. driver ofone car was David today on $5000 onShe an with discharging a firearm weekend arrest on a fugitive today on $15,000 bond charged Friday by a young man who Smith, 22, recommendation that Social Security Lues be increased. aggravated assault bond charge. within the Sanford city limits warrant charging him P.O. Box 652, Oviedo, with with breaking and entering and first asked her for yard work, and was an unidentified passenger. 4 arrested by sheriff's Sunday after policeman saw a burglary. Oglesby Is being held grand larceny, Longwood When she told him she did her Driver of the second car was Kenneth W. Wand, 3), lit. I, Box 266F, Oviedo and his Passengers, Orville P. Stone Jr. _____ Of 22, Ripley, Mass., and Douglas j Blaze, 3), 424 Henkzl Circle, By TER4CE HUNT confidence, which the bank sa Winter Park. All received id obtain borrowings from Its change losses. Franklin Nation. forces and public confidence Set.urily National, with needs adjusting, let's adjust IL" emergency treatment and were aternmeJ from the geziel eco. normal sources," Security Na. a) at one time was the nation's have adversely affected the op- deposits Faced with "probable fall- nomic decline andth e failure of tional said. of $1.3 bil releas , lion and $0 ed Winter Park Morton, appearing on 20th largest bank and Its failure eratlons and condition of Secur. offices on Long Island and 15 in "Issues ure" and a lack of "public con- another Long Island bank, the Memorial Hospital officials ' Banking tources said Secur- was the largest in the nation's Ity to the and Answers," point that an emer. New York City, was purchased congressional criticism of said. fidence," the Security National Franklin National, last year. ity National had suffered losses history. Bank of Long Island, 53rd Iarg. gency exists." by the Chemical Bank for $40 Ford's proposals in loans to builders on New Talbert Gray, 401 Longwood is something est in the nation, has been sold million. Chemical, one 'This gave rise to rumors and York's Long Island, where the of Ave., Altamonte Springs, told the to be expected in response to The Federal Reserve Board Comptroller of the Currency nation's 10 to another New York bank, speculative, damaging news construction industry is de. in Washington, which author. James largest banks, will bold suggestions, the sheriff's department a 1974 Security National, of Hemp- stories about the bank which pressed E. Smith declared an assume all assets and most following a building Ized the sale of Security Nation- emergency Buick Century valued at $4,700 at Security National liabilities of the smaller stud. N.Y., said in a statement caused substantial withdrawal, boom during the 19s. Treasury Secretary William was stolen from In front of his al without stockholder approv- and asked immediate action 'to E. Simon, appearing on NBC's home Sunday that its troubles re- of deposits and seriously imFranklin National's failure al, said the comptroller of the prevent a probable failure In another economic develop- "Meet the Press," declared He at about 6 p.m. Friday. suited from a loss of Investor paired the bank's ability had parked it and hurried to followed heavy foreign ex- currency had found "external that bank." ment Sunday, the admlids- that he will fight for Ford's into the house to quickly change tration stepped up its campaign program despite his dislike of a shirt and when he returned 10 for President Ford's antireces- the large deficits lncbied In minutes later the car, listed as slon program as three officials them. Reminded he once in. owned by Tuesday Enterprises, a made public appearances urg- dicaId - 1 Winter TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The pact curtailed his conChief Adkins, 60, elected to the Su- vestigation or whether it's not duct in office. Judges. Under the rules in effect Justice James C. Adkins is on sumption of liquor and provided preme Court in 1968, refused to under investigation." "Adkins, openly sobbing and in 1972, it could recommend a judicial disciplinary probation that violation would mean auto- discuss the report, the story The specific terms o the crying as he pleaded for mercy, reprimand, forced retirement after admitting a drinking mnatic removal from the high said, document which Adkins signed managed to avert a formal trial or removal from the bench, but problem had Interfered with his court, the news reports said, "I have no comment on that have not been n vealed, accord- when he agreed to sign a the high court had the final duties on the Florida Supreme The article, by Duane Brad- at all," the chief justice was ing to the newspaper ac'ount, probationary contract with the authority on discipline. Court, the Tampa Tribune and ford of the Tribune and Wayne quoted as saying. "As far as But the newspaper said that commission," the story said. Two justices, Joseph Boyd Gannett News Service report. Ezell of Gannett, said 'Inc. I'm concerned, I'm bitterly op- Adkins'. career may have been "That agreement, signed in and Hal Dekle, recently under. The story, in Sunday's Tampa counts of events surrounding posed to any judge making any salvaged by then Chief Justice early 1972, remaIns locked in went misconduct 'tribune, said Justice Adkins the heretofore secret agree- comment concerning anything B bearings be. K. Roberts. The chief justice the files of the Judicial QuaIl. fore the commission, and the signed the probationary agree- ment have been affirmed by that's under investigation by reportedly intervened on Ad. fications Commission." panel recommended they be rement In 1972 with the Judicia l two responsible persons In a po. the Judicial Qualilictions Corn- kins' behalf after Atkins was The commission was created moved. 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And according to I11facturers' I1 Suggested Retail Price,, he can begin by offering you the lossest pri ced c -in ii!Y 111 1el categories, including America's inw.si nr,'r %v,igon (Vega), Amerk.s i- F ri ced mid.si:e car (ChevejkM1TK Sedan Six), and America's inwest prkcJ1ili1:e car (Bet Air Sedan). 0 He can also Otter a higFijnon many used cars, so the actual cost of your new Chevrolet Might he much loner than sou'd epcct. Ile deals in America's favorite car—ChcvroIet--.%%-I icli means s nu can get traditionally high re.iIc value in a car s ou'Il really like to 0%% [1. And he ha a ss ide range o( models in stock and ready to go, now, including compact Chess Nosas and econon;s.pluc Chevy �Evening Herald JACK ANDERSON Area Cr4e 306-X"--2611 or 931-9m Narcotics Agents Probing Each Other Monday, Jan. 20,197S-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WIllIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Direcwr Ifc'me Delivery Week, 5 cents: Month. 12.40; 6 Months, $14.; Year. $28.40. By Mad: in Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Monthi. 116.; 12 Months, 132.40. Illness Clouds Boazhnev's Future The controlled press in the Soviet Union or. dinarily ignores rumors and speculation about behind-the-sce nes events in thp )(rmlin Whn thø news agency lass takes the trouble to deny that a ~ , .. . W . - Wheth er Mr. Brezhnev is seriously ill or whe th er his hold on the government is slipping for some other reason, his prolonged absence from view raises many uncertainties for the West. A change in Kremlin leadership would tend to cloud th e futureofEast-Westdetenteuntil diplomatsrigure ou t the implications ola new constallation of Soviet rulers. It is never clear, when dea ling with a Soviet leader, whether he has the full backing of his politburo in pursuing one policy or another. Kremlinologists have reported, for instance, that PHNOM PENJI, Camboçlja lAP) The Khmer Rouge captured an island in th e Mekong Rlv€r th of Phnom nor Perth, posing a th reat to the gover nment naval base at the Junc ti on of the Mekong and Tonle Spa rivers, field reports said today. About 300 Insurgents drove government forces from Oknha Tel island Sunday night, and thousands of refugees fled across the river, Field re po rts said l di an ng cr aft took a ut 500 government oops to try to recapture bo the island. -_ Refugees said th e Khmer Rouge moved to the motorized canoes from the cad hnnl, ri 'k.' is land by di - was i TOM TIEDE . ~ '. \A'Ofl 1%1''. Pat .'j..' Fighting t 0S Lone War wo .r - /~ ".11 11 . - MRS. BARHIIA NEY,-TON ,, I ' - . The - ___ - Buck 1 ____ - ___ - . - -' _____ ________ _ ___ _____________ Wi th the advancing age of Mao Tse.tung and Chou En-!ai in Com munist China, the possibili ty is now ra ised that the two gt Communist pow ongress be will see an upheaval in their leadership at apThe Incident concerns the Northern Marlana proximately th e same time. That could make the Islands, part of the Mi crOnesia chain In the already strained relations between Peking and Pacific Ocean. The United States, holder of _ - ____________ __________ _______________ _________ __________ - . ______ United Nation's trust obligations In the area, is negotiating an agreement to being some of the kimth. Involving 15,000 natives, Into US. cornmonwralth status The deal Involves a new Inthiary base and perhaps as much as $2 billion 10 outlays, thus the governmental hush-hush. In the other corner, shadow boxing, Is a fellow -. _____ 01 ' I.. '& Hayes ii president of the American Management Associa tions (AMA), a nonprofit named Antonio Bar)& Won Pat. He is, after a I organization that conducts worldwide reportedillnessofLeonidBrezhnevispollticalor fashion,ameznberofCongress.Heis thenon. management training programs fur more than physical. voting delegate from Guam. As such he doesn't 100,000 business and government execu ti ves really object to the United States acquisi tion In annually. Micronesia, Guam having been forcibly Few would deny that there Is considerable acquired by Americans during the Spanish. room for Improvement in the efficiency of American war and having benefited fairly much government, me Na tiona l Commission on since. He In other words, not crying Productivity has pro jected that an annual colon1ali n or anything. What bugs him ii the productIvity Im provement of just one per cent "Oh, Well, There's Always '76!" prospect that it U United Slates builds a new could reduce government expenditures by Autoinakers are happy, U rstandabty, over a proposed mthtarybasetnthemarlanu,itmaybeat the almost $5 tAlIiori by 19. expense of the bases on Guam. rollback in bwnper SMTdL WhiCh, 1CCd11 to mere are pockets of progr ess across the Won Pat has complained wi th all his might, spokesmen, have added as much as $120 to the cost of the c ou ntry. Here and there, Innova ti ve programs with some justification. Pesides the [flhilary average car. are sa ving cities hundreds of thousands of base thing ( the U.S. mili tary owns one-third of dol la rs a year. But widespread inef ficiency But th e reducti on in the requiremen t that bumpe rs absorb Guam, Is the major industry and the loss of a persis ts, and the reasons that stand out are the impact of a S-mile-per hour collisi on to effecti veness at ti tt single Seebee glooms the Islanders), there Is a A r s e, r a r e s Inherent difficulty of managing modern M matter of fair play. me United States has speed does not stir similar joy among auto government and the shortage of qualified executive of the Insurance Insti tute for Highway Safety said proposed txlnglng the Northern Marlanas Into The announcement that Queen Elizabe th will respect than McCarthy's opinions about managers in government, repair costs have been reduced by more than two-thirds far its fold In such a way as to allow the newcomers confer knlghthooda on Charlie Chaplin and P. G. relativity. invol ved in minor, low-speed accidents since tti stvx! almost as much prestige and even more Wodehouse serves to underscore a point all Probably li ttle can be done about the former, adopted in 1972. sotonony than long-tune fellow Guam. me Similarly with Char lie Chaplin. It is a fact but there may be an answer to the la tter: Apply requeygly overlooiiei: nameiy, that i iut Marianaa would get instant citizenship; Guam possible to admire a person's abilities and the famous actor Is, or at least was during the proven management techniques of business The Department of Tansportatkm has jUstified Its proposal f ought for It for years. me Mirianas would also achieveni pots without necessarily being to government. This is the basis of a new tra ining the 1U3 thoroU&ily sympa thetic to by ci ting anticipa ted gas savings tied to elimina on of 100 get a constitution of, for and by the na ti ves, pressed by his poli tics ti service munlsm. being of fered to governmen t by the Th is piece of Inte ll te igence is qui inpounds from the typlcal vehl&. Guam'g constitution, "the Organic Ai*," was digestible by the average li beral, even todsy; Pr ofessional I nstitute, a unit of American i wisii I had a nickel for every time somebody. The contemplated Change would remain in ef fect until 1980 drawn originally and can be chan ged only In usua lly though not always, of the left-has taker' Russell Baker, in the "New York Times" Management Associa ti ons, when the "no-damage" standard would be raised again-this Congress. recen tly, was able to approach it no more clearly The AMA has conduct ed ma nage me nt tra ining seriously. and disseminated with great solem. Despite Tony Won Pat's objecticins, though, than to concede that he was sympathetic to Program for such public organizations and time to 4 m.p.h. Manufacturers think I &the techriology is here1, to meet the 1980 requirement wi th plastic ca rubber bumpers, but the government seems to have a teensy edge In nity the political views of some well-known sociaList hea thenry and insuf ficiently awed by groups as th the fracus. That Is to say, the battle is as person who has no better credentials 10 be the evilof Stalin." How's ha t for euphemism ' In Dakota , th the governor's cabinet of Sou tie iximpors on in molds e Massachuset ts Sta te Board of predictable as a step off a cli ff, One of three consulted on that score than a d runk In the truth, Sir Charles was al together too enthu astic Education, si Harried car owners, squeezed by the higher costs of dri ving or territorial delegates to Congress ( the others are corner saloon. Hardly an election goes by when over the virtues of Stalin, and Stalin's minions monweal the personne l officer of the Cornth of Pennsylvania, City Clerks Man, of repairing, sill have the opportuni ty to comment d uring a 454y from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Won were not above cashini in on the fact—ao much Colorad' and the cities of Richmond and we are not regaled with l ong lists cf"Opera Stars period bef ore the new ruling is effecti ve. They may be Justified Pat is more lobbest than lawmaker. He is for Muskie," etc. W.'iy on earth should anybody so that when Chaplin tried to enter the U.S. Alexan dr ia, Va. In asking why they can't have both econom y and safety, allowed on House commIttees, and can propose during the l9SOs he was given a hard time For W hen the people demand more and bettt'r bills on the floor but he cannot vote and h13 carewhether some soprano in her twenties having allowed himself to be used as a sort of -vices favors Muskle' for their rn3ney, It is not really a power never grows beyond this tru th, Communist sa ndwich-ma n. paradox, says hayes. What they are asking is When the late Senat or Joe McCarthy was In But surely the point all along-arid the blame that governments explain and justi fy In terms his heyday, it was widely considered important must be placed on the li berals for being fird every ci tizen can dnderstand what benefits are that Albert Einstein had criticized him. Now, to miss It-was that Chaplin's opinion of Stalin be ing received from the do llars and man-hours "it is no great thing to be humble when you are there were legitimate criticisms to be made of was never a nia:ter of the slightest real invested In a word, productivity. 'tzought low; but to be humble when you are Mccar thy, but personally I was never able to portance. The man Is an actor, a very great And the key to improving productivi ty In jralsed is a great and rare attainment." Saint understa nd why Einstein's views on internal actor: and the British, in conferring Knigh thood govern ment, he contends, is Bernard of Men thon. through more security eri' prima lacic entitled to any more upom hun, rightly ignored hIs polItics al pr ofessional management gether. to I I I 11 _____ ____ . ___ . ___ ______ ___ _ -. j - - -. - - __________ _______ No Cheap Bumper? --____ ______ . - __ - WILLIAM RUSHER i Si Ch I * - I • -, - THOUGHT - - Around The Clock prompted the full page - What appears to be bad in the eyes it some, might just be the ca ta lyst to moti vate others. As an eampIe, take the recen t incident involving some of Sanford's polIcemen. There was that first "on th e street" interview in 4 t 4ct - e'presseJuiepJiichjuttolaniJmag(.afled it beyond the lx'imda of considered judgment, However, t heir views were printed much the same as those of you who take exception to my views In this colwirn. Thu right ihould not be I - 9 u Fortunately, we all don't agree on all Issues. There were others who took eception to those (ktrtIn.ntal views and in turn wrote the ir "letters to the ed to' endorsing thief Ben Butler for the mar1ner in wtuch he handled the problem, and generally in support for the other innocen t mem. b€rs i.f th e force. We applaud both sides. of personal endorsements appearing elsewhere in today's edition, 1)r. Itober ts has been a ;inwlng force in many 'ther acts for which theie was no credit given him, uJ t'ertiinJy r1'r:e 'ugtit by Rebei s, either. i'd Iie it' p*b1icly acknowledge the url1ith acts on the part of Dr. Roberts, and salute him as "ur "Good Guy of the Week" award. (As soon as we unish payi ng f or the other extravaganzas wtth this column and get an I.cr 'r in 'noth ing' budget, Doc,'we'H be happy to reward you even f urther.) I'rnni our Reader's Write De pt ., here are a few m:rapti (n th is subject, too, A of a letter mailed dir ectly to thief Butler Frogii C. L. McCullan, 2631 Sanford A%W., is s. foHnws: "I have always considered you as another dedicated man in th is field of protecti on 4 the public and a personal friend. If th ere is any doubt In an one's mind of yew dedIcation, then they should Column regarding this subject: "Being a retder c',' yours who sometimes agrees and sometimes disagrees, I am compelled to irIte in r esponse and agreement with yew- column of Jan. 34. '1 *iii the wife of one of th ose dedicated law enforcement men who has d evoted many years in this endeavor , "YeS, they are very special people and deserve niuch more than they recei ve .. "1 am prot4 and feel like a very specIal person rnyseiftobemarrIedtoa very sp in who, I know, will accept noth ing less than per. fectic'n and demands the sam-i high stand ards of himself as he does of his men." "Thanks again, John for your words of ap. predation and proof once again that the press Is not all bad, as sonic wo uld ha ve you believe, and fIlls a n'ry 5pecial need In the coiiiiunity." Th anks to a ll of you. thou who ha'i taks'n f) . - - - .11 -- Tuesday in low to mid 60%. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph higher near thundershowers shift i ng to nor th*estenly 13 to 75 mph tonight and becoming north to northeast Tursøay. Rain probability 70 per Cent today and 60 per cent tonight High yesterday SO and low last night was 67 Extended Forecasts for Wed rws& v through 1-riday A chance & rain mainly over the north portion Wednesday and Thursday. Partly cloudy south portion A warming trend Wed nesday and Thursday. Turning (Older north portion Friday Lows mostly SOs north and 60s south ci Cept near 70 Keys Atternoon his mainly Os north and 7Os south with low SOs Interior south portion Thursday and Friday Daytona Beach t3es for Tuesday are highs. 1:33 am. and 1 - 19 pm, iowj. 7:19 am. and S 01 ,m. Port Canaveral highS 1 30 am. and 131 P m. lo 7:31 a m. and i p m - Born in Americus, Ga., she formative years. Give ethical training early in life. There is out:iern ,uim will io to i err)' would .say oniy inam tne mi a Ytigolav Jet and an aircourt to fight the ordinance, If city is still trying to resume po rt building. Three persons adopted, as unconstitutional, negotiations with Southern were wounded. The gunmen esHe hunted again of court action Gulf. caped and later the Mohammed City Engineer Cal Conklin Boudia Squad claimed it had Sa t urday, saying, "I'm not trying to threaten you," but told Council there are "real and made the attack. passage of the ordinance "could basic conflicts between the El Al's flight 418 from Paris lead into legal in. proposed subdivision ordinance to Tel Aviv had just pulled away volvement. this is not a and the proposed utilities from the boarding area Sunday threat, just a possibility." control ordinance." The sub- afternoon with 222 persons Deputy Mayor Harry Terry division standards are stricter, aboard. One of the terrorists asked Werzyn if Southern Gulf Conklin said, adding he would emerged onto a terrace of the was still interested In selling recommend an ordinance that terminal building and prepared the system to the city. Werzyn was something between the to fire possibly with a said he refused to answer "as two, favoring the stricter one. bazocka on the plane about long as the press is present." George Hess, husband of the 1,000 feet away, Council refused to evict the city's former mayor and a A policeman saw th gunman p ress and Werzy n ar,d Terry leade r of a "disincorporation and opened fire with a submm.move Last year, criticized the chine run utilities ordinance because it would require citizens to have y licensed plum be rs make utility ____________________________________________________________________________ connections. W11111111 IS THAT ',iiNIJJ1L041 The council is slated to discuss the utility ordinance at ~ MS COUR APPARO another work session and _ __ BANGKOK, Thailand _________________________ Thai narcotics police have ar- special meeting Jan. 30. rested Barry Meyer Garfman, ______________________ 28, of Sanford, Via., after finding 655 grams of high-grade heroin in his hotel room, autheritles said today. UIL -- - -. ------ Arti Li MlTcr. Ddtora Park E. Wolf, Delton. Grace P. Murley, Geneva Annie Carroll, Lake Monroe Susie F. Santo, New Smyrna Beach JAN. I,l7$ ADMISSIONS SANFORD Pamela I Whitley Connie M. Sparks Thelma Scott Annibelle M Winn Sally Lipsey Lizzie Mae Williams Starr Davidson Mary M Redding Leroy Hickson Helen L. Spain Gigi Thornton Marion Smith Grace V Cramer Sallie Mae Biker Matthew J. McGill Patricia A. Eckstein Iris Messer Willie Let Anderson Annie Sleczkoy.'ski Patrick William Sarro Rayna M. Smith William P. Burhart Margaret P. Canton, Daltona Russell Eggert, Deltona Olive B. Stevens, Deltona Dorothy P. Danko, Enterprise Clyde L. Shonyo, Enterprise Carol Ann Matyas, Longwood Wendy Lane, New Smyrna Beach . . - - " Sanford Man Held In Bangkok - KARNS DISCHARGES SANFORD Shirley A. Shue Zone Mae McBride & girl tk0 Wright I. girl Diane L. Rltzie Peter A. Jones Myra L. Stlmps Virginia K. Gordy GenevIeve M. Barnes George P. McCall Mary T May, Detbona Edna L. Beach S bay, DeLand Grandeas Slobiom, Lake Mary Debra K.'Gobl., Lake Mary John W. Cavanaugh II, Longwood They said Garfmar, was arrested Saturday and was accused of buying the drug with the intention of smuggling It to the United States, me 655 grams of heroin would be wor th more than $610,000 if cut and sold at current street prices In the United States, officials said. - - __" /Y)A/,d P_X L&Y.' F1 At ly :(, Ad Et-:- Y Ar7k, N C; Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commerciiil _________________ 'Dial 322-5762 - ____________ -: - -- NOTICE - - - THIS . - , - , OFFICE FURNITURE OFFICE MACHINES OFFICE SUPPLIES LUGGAGE FUNERAL HOME MAN CAN YOU OVER $100 ON YOUR 1975 TAXES - - - . __ :.- ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS s5,000 HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION —On January 1, 1975, you must have owned and occupied the property described on the renewal card as your permanent legal residence. $5,000 SENIOR'S ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION On January 1, - 1975, you must have been qualified as above for homestead exemption and you must have been a person at least 65 years of age who has been a legal resident of the State of Florida for the past five consecutive years. $soo WIDOW'S EXEMPTION On January 1, 1975, you must have been an unremarried widow. If you have remarried, bring the renewal card to your assessor's office. $500 DISABILITY EXEMPTION On January 1, 1975, you must have been disabled for one of the following reasons: Blind, (2) A veteran disabled 10 per cent or more by war or misfortune, (3) a resident totally and permanently disabled. $4,500 ADDITIONAL DISABILITY EXEMPTION On January 1, 1975, you must have been qualified for the $500 Disability Exemption as a totally and permanently disabled resident. Additionally, you must have been a legal resident of the State of Florida for the past five consecutive years. This exemption is not available to persons who qualify for the $5,000 Senior's Additional Homestead Exemption. This exempiion is new for 1975. If you qualify, you must apply in person at the assessor's office by March 1, 1975. Be prepared to attest under oath as to the length of your Florida residency. - - - - TUC LIEW Eli t AIiii.r lII1 ir UI1L IILVV FII.IIV ULHULIRL 13 IUMKUI U, LA S t L4 __J1riJ Room 116 Seminole County Courthouse Sanford I Seminole County Branch Office Seminole Plaza Casselberry Seminole County Property Appraiser ___ gentnely personalized U'#/3. OFFICE LOCATIONS TERRY GOEMBEL ! SAVE - GRAMKOW ,..' associate editor or -- fonncrly lived in Sanford and musical talent in this chart. was a member of First Baptist "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of Church and United Daughters your life Is largely up to YOU' of the Confederacy. Righiers Individual Forecast 10' your sign br February Survivors include two no wCarroll read,' For your copy send your birthdate and II to Carroll Righter daughkia, Mrs. Carolyn Kit orecast t ie Lvrn#ng Herald. P 0 fbi 629. Ithllywood. Call 97$ chens, Daytona; Mrs. Glenna Manuel, Tucson, Ant.; son, William Perry, Marianna; three sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Fox, Sanford; Mrs. Martha Balfe, West Palm Beach; Mrs. Frances Taylor, Venice; two brothers, Fort Poole, Sanford and Julian Poole, Cocoa. Gr aveside ser v ices were held at noon today at Oaklawn Memorial Park with Dr. J.T. Cosmato officiating. Brisson Funeral Home in charge. prices john spoiski nf d SANFORD Mr and Mrs Don iVirtr,ia) ttti% tiranlon Williams, a girl, Sanford Sharon Diane Elbery Mr and Mrs. Charles Lee (Connie) John Gaul? Wailace, A t. Maitland Garvin Harden Dennis McFadden DISCHARGES John W O' Neal SANFORD Lawrence J. Samuels George W. Altman Jennifer Elaine Sparks Eunice Blake John H. Fillyaw, Casseiberry Eunice L. Cole Vernon L. Cabe, DeBary Cynthia E. Dixon Edgar Osborn, Deflary Doris M. Earls Stefano Amoroo, Deltona Abraham C Fiocke Dennet? M Blanton, Longwood Shelia J. Grant Alois L. Lehner, Orange city Virginia M. Green John H. Birnie, Orlando Vickle Morgan Stephen C. Detrick. Osteen Sadie Saunders Harold A. White, Sorrenbo Mary F. Stewart Robert Allen Dannemann, Meriden, Mae A. Thomas Corn Betty P Washington 5, girl Leon J. Mereckl. Brooklyn. N . Y. Shirley Li Lafferty, Apopka Sandra .1 Curd, Rocky Mount, Va. Edward J. Fagan, Canelberry Sandra Atkinson, DeBary BIRTHS Henry M Humphreys, Deflary V very law rj - Sa -- WEATHER , BERRY'S WORLD ,.qJ,tU "..- , - ._., - -. __ ____ REV. JAMES COLE -. eaver, Drummond, a - Th e answer Is simple, says James Hayes: "More than ever, the American iaayer f eeb he Is being overcharged." ____ ADMISSIONS - I!luuLj L_. _______ __ LI HOROSCOPE It's no secret that government has become the na tion's biggest business, employing nearly 13. mililon people and accoun ting for 22 per cent of the gross na tional product. Spending by state and local governments alone increased 80 per cent between 1968 and 1972, and at least up until the current recession hit they were addi ng about 450,000 employcs each year. The coun try's taxpayers are demanding more services from f ederal, sta te and local gover menta than ever before — yet paradoxically they arescreaming louder than everabout how much it's costing. - ------- reading of an ordinance ap. system to another private firm, attack on an Israeli plane at proved recently because he had although he has told The Herald Orly within a week Two men been given, the wrong version of the parent company is trying to fired two bazooka shells at an the ordinance sell off all of Its utility co rn- El Al jet li ner as It was depart - . - Lake Mary Water On, Off Issue Rev. James E. Cole, 87, of 519 Mrs. Barbara Sue Newton, of 140 Temple Di-., Longwood, Park Ave., Sanford , died died Saturday. She was a native Saturday morning. Born in of Longwood. Survivors in. Putnam County, Tenn., he lived elude: husband, Stanley H.; in Sanford for the past 27 years, " sonsStevenC,ancIJi.m A., both lie was a retired Baptist of Longwood; daughter, MLss minister and member of Penny E. Newton, Longwood; Palmetto Avenue Baptist Ih CARRUI.I. RIGHTER parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wrnw- Church. Survivors include his wife, Goodall brothers, John Goodall, Mrs. Eunice L. Cole, Sanford; For Tuesday, January 21, 1975 California; F. N. Goodall, Fern son, E. C. Cole, Gallatlon, Park; Michael Goodall, Winter Springs, and Donald and Tenn.; 'daughter, Mrs. Lola GENERAL TENDENCIES: The day is fine for a new apRIchard Goodall, both of High, Sanford; brother, N.Y. proach to your regular routines. Make your surroundings more Longwood; sisters, Mrs. Cole, Tampa; two sisters. Mrs. attractive. The evening is not the time to take any chances Patricia Lyons, Maitland; Mrs. Pearl Mosby, Gamallel, Ky, ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Buckle down to the practical Carol Thompson, Kentucky; and Jose,Mrs. ClLsta Powell, San Cal. as pects of your living and get yourself in better financial shape. Mrs. Nancy Taulma,i, Funeralserviceswereheldat Put pressing problems behind you. I nanapo is, Ind.; and Miss Indianapolis, 2 p.m. t od ay at Palmetto TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Make your surroundings more Sandy Goodall, Longwood. Avenue Baptist Church with charming. Seek the right solution to any problems you may have. Semoran Funeral Home, Rev. G . E. Hodges officiat in g. Sidestep one who Is too depresslnii. Altamonte Springs in charge of Burial in Oaklawn Memorial GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) A good day to meet with experts arrangements. Park. Brisaon Funeral home in and gain the benefits of their advice. The evening Is fine to make charge. l ong-range plans for the future. MR& ARMINTA ADAMS MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Friends can be helpful to you now, so be sure to contact the right ones. Make sure AUZA J. BRIGHT Mrs. Arminta E. Adams, 73 to show appreciation for any favors. of lOS Manor St., Longwood, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Show a higher-up that you value the Auza J. Bright, 84, of died Saturday. Born in Muncie, association. You can get fine results from today's activities. I nd., she moved to Longwood Longwood, died Saturday after Make better plans for the future. from Union Lake, Mich., in a long illness. He had moved to VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) You are able to obtain the data 1960. She was a member of Longwood from Fairmont, w you need from higher-ups today. Show others that you have Commerce Chapter 301, Order Va. 20 years ago. lie was born talent. Relax and take it easy tonight. of the Eastern Star, Union in Gilmer County, W. Va. He LIBRA( Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Use your Intuition, especially Lake; Oriental Ladle: of was a retired coal miner with where business is concerned, and get excellent results, Make Orlando, and honorary member Bethlehem Steel and a member allowances for mate's mood tonight. of United Mine Workers of , of OES 137, Apopka. SCORPI0(oct. 2310 Nov. 21) Fine day for Survivors include: Husband, America and Longwood Tourist portant matters with associates and comingtalking over imto a fine unLawrence J.; sisters, Mrs. Club and was a Methodis t. derstanding. Use good Judgment in a civic affair. Survivors include his wife, Dora E. McPherson, Longwood SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Changing your and Mrs. Wanda Eldis, Union Mrs. Bertha Harris Bright; a bring you added vitality you need right now. A businessdiet can expert daughter, Mrs. Edith (Gerry) can give you valuable information. Lake. Baldwin-McNamara Funeral Satterfield, Fairmont, W. Va.; CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Bring your finest talents to Home, Altamonte Springs in brothers, J. Clark Bright, New the attention of bigwigs who can help y to derive greater Smyrrma Beach; Everett Bright, benefits from them. Relax charge. tonight. Sun Valley, W. Va. and several AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Give more time and effort in nieces and nephews. making your home more comfortable. Show Burial will be in Fairmont, W. family members and gain their goodwill. true appreciation for Va, PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Make appointments early and _ obta in the data you need. The evening is best spent quietly at MRS. CARRIE PERRY home wi th good friends and relatives. MoStly cloudy with scattered Showers and thundershowers IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY HCor she will beone Mrs. Carrie Mae Perry, 78, of of those planetarily luck)' youngsters for becoming windy, wet and colder whom everything seems tonight and partly cloudy and cold South Ridgewood Ave., Ormond to go right earl)' in life. Be sure to give a good education, and Tuesday Highs today in mid lOs and Beach,diedSaturdaymcrning, success here is assured. Care of the diet is important lows tonight in upper AOs Highs during ) 1 I ' N ' AREA DEATHS . -1 F - ;_ _____ _-.1 __ * PARIS (AP) Three Arab damaged, and the hostages The terrorists' destination hosta ges with bandages coyThe Identity of the gunmçn In Beiru t, Yasir Arafat's Palterrorists left Par is in a French were reled unharmed . But was not lmmeiJately kjiown. er ing their eyes. at f st was still unclear. Poli ce ir estine Liberation Organization plane today after an unsuccess- 21 persons, Including one of the Previous reports said there Two o er th h osta in which ges, a Fre said a note h nc th ey decondemned the attack, and the ful attempt to attack an Israeli terrorists, were reported in- were two terrorists and from woman and her 3'4-year-old mnanded an escape plane was organization 's representative jetliner,agunbattlewjth po ljce juredinthegunfight thatraged three to seven hosta ges. But daugh te r, were freed earlier signed "Mohammed Boudia in Parts, Ezzedine ci Kadak, and an overnight siege during for 15 minutes Sunday af ter- witnesses at the a ir port said this morning when the terror- Squad," named for an Algerian said the gunmen would be which they held 10 persons noon in a crowded concourse of three terror ts is a nd eight boa- isis began negotiating with the militant murdered by Israeli punistei If they were handed hosta ge in a restroom at Orly the airport terminal, thgescameoutof thertr, Egyptian ambassador to agents in Paris in 1973. Later over to the PLO. But Israel's Air t, Eight of the wounded were the gunmen with stockings France, Naguib Kadry, as reports sa id tie note was unambaxsacjor to France, Ashier The IsraelI plane was not reported in serious condition, masking their faces and the termedlary. signed. Ben Natan, brushed aside the PLO denial, saying: "These organiza ti ons change their names, but they are all the same people. Sometime they call themselves Bla ck Sep. tember and sometime the revolutionary Arab Youth and LAKE MARY— While a efforts to control water and privata' walpi' company. Utilities representative Ed talked briefly af ter tic mceung somctlmc th Mohammed private water company is se wer systems, the city is In a council workshop session Weyo told the coundi he broke for lunch, Werzyn Boudia Squad, But they are all trying to t ur n oil the city's trying to turn on talks to buy Saturday, Southern Gulf would ask It at its next official refused to comment on w het her the same." mneetini to invalidate lit firct Sout hern nlanc In tell the It wn the c,'nA tmr,l r HOSPITAL NOTES UI!luT, aM 'rI;in urlty released Associated Press correspondent Nicholas Ludington today after holding him for three days, the United States Embassy In Damascus reported, The Embassy said Ludington left for Beirut. Ludington, a 40-year-old American based In Beirut, and Louis Fares, a Syrian employed part-time by the AP In Damascus, were arrested Friday in connection with stories Ludington wrote last week during the visit of King Faisal of Saudi Arabia to Damascus, Getting , _______ of the ca pital Syrians DON OAKLEY ./"Y" - a where theyoccupied a large stretch seven miles northeast Enforcernent.s chief William Durkin, the posing as big rollers to gain the co nfide nce of Now. Scn. Henry Jack3on's, 0.-Wash., The trouble began 1 months ago when the No. 3 man, was accused of consorting wi th a New Maf ia gamblers, accepted at least $20,000 from Drug Enf orcement Administra tion was first Investigations Subcommittee is preparing a York prostitu te. The alleged tnckknt dated back billiona ire Howard Hughes to squander on the created. Four rival narcotic agencies, which probe of the DEA inspection unit. Congress Is fighting the proposi tion. You haven't heard? Not to worry, few have. The government is trying to keep the ma tter quiet, and, well, the protesting member of A little over 10 years ago Nikita Khrushchev found hi mself stripped of titles and powers in the Kremlin with an of ficial explanation that he had resigned due to "illness". He lived for a nother.. seven years Only time will reveal whether the h — - Mcow even more volatile. t .. WASHINGTON (NEA) There is an inMr. Brezhnev's pursuit of trade with the West has teres battle Liking place In town. The U.S. worried old-line Communists who fear the impact gont is about to make its first territorial cI Western infl uences on the O theTWISe isolated acquisi tion In 75 years, but a member of Russian people. h Terrorists Leave Part"'s After Attack Fai*lure - Khmer Rouge Capture Mekong River Island . .. VVORLD INI BRIEF had been feuding with one another, were merged WASHlNGTtJN_?fl, nation's top narcotics to 1956, yet the case still remains open.Durkin gambling table. Smith has been exonerate& officla]s have been so busy investigating one heard rumors about the accusation, but he was —A confidential DEA study describes a into a single, new unit. another lately that they haven't had much time never confronted openly until we questioned shocking yet unresolved case against a super. But instead of stopping the feuds. the to cope with the dope peddlers. him. He flatly dented the Incident. visor, who Is not Identified. He has been Im- reorganization simply brought them under the Charges are hanging over the heads of the top —An exhaustive Investigation was launched plicated, according 10 the study, in the "murder same roof. The continuing power struggle executives at the Drug Enforcement into charges that public affairs chief Vincent of CI (confidential informant)" and the "sale of reached a climax before Christmas with the Administration (DEA). Promuto, the No. 4 man, associated Intimately narcotics to CI." Yet after years of investigation, three-month old Investigation of Promuto, which The practice has been to turn over the with convicted gamblers, romanced a '$100.a- It hasn't been determined whether or not he Is was launched while Administrator Bartels was slightest allegations to the Inspectors to check throw prostitute' and revealed the identity of a guilty, out of the country. out. Those who enforce the drug laws, the DEA informant to a night club operator with —The confidential study tells of another A December 20 telex message went out 10 underworldco inections. We have read through unidentified supervisor who was accused in 1972 DEA posts throughout the world, declaring reasoning goes, should be so clean they the thick Investigative file, which simply does of selling Information from the DEA's 1n tersely: "Aixirew C. Tartagllno...George B. never become vulneraUe to blackmaiL not substantiate the charges. estigative files to some drug defendants. This jcsan ... relieved of all other responsibilities and Now narcotics chief John Bartels has corn—It was whispered ti.a two former high case, too, Is still hanging fti'e, detailed to me for special assignment." priva tely that his under lings have officials, Acting Deputy Directo'r Andrew ano th er top official, according to the The Promuto case, Bartels told us, was the Investigations to blackmail one another. C Tartaglino andrelieved Acting Chief Inspector DEA study, wrecked an official government last straw. He ordered the reassignment, he have been held open, he has chalTed, as a Brosan, were of their duties George and 'ehic1e In J971. He was accused of drunken said, because of a history of sloppy and unethical tool"to keep officials in line, reassigned "make work" projects because they driving with a "woman companion," but no investigations. Here are some of the charges that are flying refused to call off the Promuto investigation. made of the case. DEA headquarters: inspection unit charge, Sources In the ins Tartaglino complained to the Justice Depart. . e ave spen moire than mont s gg ng -Acting Deputy Administratoir Jerry Jenson, ment, which sent the FBI to investigate the in. out the story of the dissentlon that has virtually because of personal friendship According to the No 2 was accused of corruption ex- vestigation change of leadership is imminent because of the cessive drinking ard loose morals. An FBI Intop CZn=nd. Our statements taken by the two senior FBI agents succeeded paralyzed the DEA'3 —The new chief inspector who illness of Chairman Leonid Brezhnev, it only heats vestigatlon completely cleared him But Jenson Brosan, Philip Smi th, also has been under associate Bob Owens has interviewed DEA assign ed to check on DEA 's handling of the case up the spmlation that the report is true. has nt-t be" told that he was also exonerated by vestigation. He was accused of approving a Las employes at every level. We have also had ac- Bartels has demanded consWt progress reports reports. on the case and withheld information from his 'I 1: bcst ay for i pilIticL1l leader to dispel un rnvcstatrs, reinnt studies and o thcr secret files. J ration Silver Dvltar." Drug agents rumors that his health is failing or his power is weakening is to make public appearances that sho he is fully capable of performing his duties. Mr. Brezhnev has not been seen in public si nce before Christmas. Monday, Jan. 20, 1975-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 SEMINOLE CflhIJTv f&"iIID'T Ufsllcr County Annex Booth Lower Level Altamonta Mall - -- .----: -1 _Z_. _____ - :~i~_ I - -. 1 �- __________ - - • __. - 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Jan. 20, 1975 - L - - . . . - - ______ _____- _______ l~ l, h IOIi/IiI sJ 01 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft . I4 1 I I II j. 4. - ___ ._ .~~_ .,li! _1 ... ttt r i _ ___ Sanford To Our . . -: 1 - ro I3 ABIGAIL VAN - -I B licemen ________ :,:..'; '.,'P- '- - e peace, we are live able to .__ 1~' -T777 - I at -P _' . . ' L F r i easily at e ____________ ___________ ding ien we have .. ur hildren keen them saie. I _____________ -- ---.r.",... .4 - I E . 4. : .i....,r... _ X- r our roads watC - :. we re "ome iiI_ --- - - Jjf' for us if your . reauy LO it - - : __ -- __ comes to that. -1 zi- - d prehensive, we call st • 1 — - yOU - to help e - 0 - . 1 I When rd ent fl i;r4esIf we have . .-..-_ :7 us drivers an faulty d g .- -- .• J - - -_______ •',,"..- . ... . ___. . -I .. 1 1 I...-_-, e- L i : 7; you,re peaceful men in we get itaeaeafrom we need protection, . . , 11 .O - j When -. -' . - „. 1 ~d i ,4. 1- 0 . I I- I- But when id - you il '1 ou a ,-. you will. __ -2 -.. ___ I for it# - "'l time YOU I 'a more behinu PI.fl Osi . - ê!tnii uiw a . 'Flianks or * 1 an 0 -..-. .. - - ' II PoliceincU. "" i ou nks for being 11a I n,.., us all. -. — - . - -- .. ' A W.II Deserved Tribute Paid For Sanford t Of by Res •'jt,2___ .. , . -; ' - f _________ - -- -. - .4 2i- .ji - .'.' Jj . -' k I -j- - t _,L #" ' ____ 4:414 - ' . i I 1~~r_ I - - - -, - — - IV- - dispensers and two water jugs. Tickets may be purchased at - - . - - - - -- __-r'--- - Gamma Lambda girls have been busy sell ing Just-A-Note stationery and cards, and are ': Canny can cotlector haWed 11 bago of aluminum cans on his VW bug this week to reap 15 cents per now combining their favorite pound from Recydting Inc of Sanford, which collects cans each Wednesday afternoon between I and recipes into what promised 4 o'clock In the parking lot behind the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building. Around 2 be a sensational cookbook. THIS? a.m..auertbebarsclose,isaboutthebestumetogodanhunung,ji1 by Gloria Drogou) this "PrO". (flerajdPhoto etS SJC Hanw.wtw wifl be one of nbw __ _ - College or at the door on Jan. 23. - y- - - .. - - the second workshop will be i held atSeminole Junior College '7 ., _____ ,, -' - Sanford Civic Center. - The next meeting of Gamma Lambda will be held Jan. 28, at on Jan 24 and and features the home of Helen Dow. in-depth exploration of a g g r es 5 lo n t h e r e a p y ' Garden Club pills, but the heating process is er slow OU Still . .( contact Anita WillIamson 711 robe, scepter and crown. The A fascinating lecture on -The Florida Samb" was defiven 1))' Dr. I.E. Smother Professor of Education, at Stetson University at th e at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Building and Building OPCfl to the 10, in the Deltona Community Center. Born in Latvia, Dr. Bach isa Dr. Sinotherman displayed naturalized U.S. citizen holding arxi explained samples of many M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in of the trees and plants which psychology. Founder and grow In the Florida scrub in the ,yrvp I & -I .1 lew, 1! Psychologist Dr. George BachwIll hold group therapy workshops Me class will moet cacti Instruction is individualiMNJ SO current director of the Institute Deltona area. of Group Psychotherapy in LOS During the I 3* . .1 .-.- . " a.. vein I if your doctor is in- p.m., in the new Interstate Mail American Journal Of Medicine Pan-American has anything to do terested in the reference, It s 3: erior Des n £ individual and group the 15 garden circles which 'WIII I Cowan's Underworld psychotherapy, family therapy, comprise the Deltona Garden 114 Ma g nolia S.J.C.'s popular "Interior ' women get the equivalent of one contlition. i Postgraduate in tile Soviet Union." Rumiya is The pain is cause,] froin the pressure on nerves associated ith decrit r itiun f thi .Soviet University graduate. The slide show will focus on jopk in(l life in so', itt Central ci and marriage counseling. He is Club, Mr& Frank T. Losiniecki, the author of "Intensive Group vice-president, announced Therapy,” "The Intimate the Club will sponsor a mem. : Z - - =-- _. - Enemy" (with P. Wyden), bership coffee following- the :--rr.--ti~' 14-1 gattwring information about -"_,'," t#ff '. :1-11 _:_4__O___Y - - - _- 44 W Mrs Derrell Porter was 1he study center is open even. di-ty froin 8 to 5 plus Society of Interior Designers , I'llurs(lay , and Friday nights. It d the National Society of is located on ltws,econd floor of cultural expressions of lamib %lolenct ..:. -: --- 1 %.- I ~nm~ with luncheon being first _____________________________________________________ OPERATORS W _ _. , %, I ' O) w , - - . N . N.A __ A 4 .L. SPECIALS GOOD THRU FEB. 3 .u%-3 f_-- _ _-;'aV . ".M. to ,-1,( Reg 525 7 • ''\ "'sk for thc G.E.D. offiLv. HELEN CURTIS SUE CORY L ' '•\ , oalp(~I_tjolt. CARYLE RICHARU Self Defense ph) SR iins E)rs (,ilIa'ht r and Nordin, claim that giving the Asia, which is relatively t. them. Length of stay in the movements, group therapy Club's annual card party which co urse depends on how much methods regulation of will be held 1arch 77 at 12 30 preparation they need before aggressive behavior, and cross p.m., in the Community Center, Upstairs) of hiking tt ( D t&st Jul) 1969, page 7 b' Dr Desigu" classes are being The test is offered ,it the end U you are curious Frederic C i3artter to learn lered again The) will be taught each month on the 'eminole how Soviet family life styles b Ms Ji Il S th flU ,agra dua te of Y Jenifer Jouse and differ or are similar to those in Southern Illinois University and J unior Colkge catiipus I) the U.S.A.; and what are the typical role expectations of a Soviet wife in contrast to that of a wife in the U.S.A., then be M a Then a program is designed For the cultural roots of growth ap pointed chairman of the ig Campus (located on 436 in the Bank . HALF PRICE SALE meeting, -survey to find out their levels in traveler, Bach currently is of Deltona, especially the men. riiath Fnglish, and reading .. - - "Pairing" iwith R. Deutsch) Garden Club board meeting, Monday and Wednesday for six the students can enroll ut an) and Aggression Lab" iwith Feb 14 weeks, ending on March 5 For time The) are gien an entry Yetta Bernhard) A world This tea is open to the public Project 21st Century Woman reservations call the college. iJtl . M_11_" -_ — rma I $14 1__ - --____., --- on 'tu ilLill Il)otit sour new .oni tflUnit. 50 MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1012 0 E D Test Sanforci FROSTING MRS DONALD BELL 83.4921? CaseIberry Winter Springs PAINTING SUN BURSTING Trim ' MARILYN GARLANTI 92)2 Altamonte Springs . - ajn.ment test lead ng school equivalency diploril.a. i - ___________________________________________________________________ The wuwr will be selected on a public. I)r. Bach h requests that participants in all dress comfortably and bring a regular monthly board meeting blanket and a pillow to all oftheDeltonaGardenClubJan. - . increased calciurn. lie stated Meanwhile, two British Citizen Band Radio Club is sponsoring a Little Miss Valentine Contest to help raise th for the Central Florida sessions. that she improved dramatically In Ites you to an unusual aLso tell me how when calcium was given by seimnar on Jan. 29, at 7:30 1 Am The TriCountv Roadrunners coffee break will start at 8 p.m. (or further information. College Offers Public Courses v.e Roadrunners The winner will be crowned :-.' -- -- -- Feb 15 at the Club's Valentine coffee break and will receive a in TO __ 71_%___-_ _ Aftk' - _4 - necessary. Interested in-lividuals need to contact Jim _ _10 . -T-M Sawyer or Maggie Cu,Ip at SJC 11 Z the public test Is f or girls ages The con 10 to 14. Girls interested in entering the contest and Designed for professionals, Rush -_ - -- . open to membership chairnm Fran Hoffon announced wheels am already rolling for the Spring organizations interested in spongoring a contestant should - .. a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree f rn Ohio Northern University, soronty 3 197 Valentine Ball In zoo. the _ -— . - Valentine Sweethearts penny-a-vote basis with alt the presented Feb. 8, at the proceeds to be donated to the _________ - ____________ SocialchalrmanElleen Mack annowiceda cockta il party will be held Feb 1, In honor of the All area organizations are chapter's Valentine Girl, Ann invited to sponsor a contestaiL Th erapisst Vis1 __=_L _ Club will meet Feb. 6, at 30 a.m., in DeBary Guest sponsored b) Lit) Council of Beth Sigma P at noon, Jan. - - __ 10 I -loin I I _________ r .. " - . CAN YOU - Im .- DeBary Arts and Craf ts e Z" . - & ; J ad - I& Ar - . ______ - The E with the sale of tickets for a requires much time and talent is conside red, according to delux Tupperware cooler set which is on display at Caffo America's pioneer folk arts. Furniture Store in Sanfor set, The valued at $4O conMrs Wierman a former sists of a y llow and white 44 qt artist and painting teacher now cooler, sandwich t ray, does china painting, apple head - .. - - ts Club committee reports were given. givv a demonstration of thfWays and means chairman processes involved the Jane Carpenter has set up a making of "Apple Head Dolls." variety of money-making The making of these dolls — projects for the year, starting )1 )______ I , * 111 Si ' 1 - - . Ar ' '. - - - t ' - -'.- . -- f' uid J an . 30 and run For the nest erebra of actual collapse of SJ( s Disision of Adult and eight consecuti% Tuesdays and one or more vertebra. Female hormone estrogen at the unknown to Westerners. Dr. Continuing Education will offer Thursdays, respectively. For incidentally, the hot sun has tune '1 menopause or when the Lensen, who Is a professor of reservations call the college a Four-session course in "Self ovaries are removed surgica ll y history at Florida State nothing to do with it. Deferise for Women" at the different Prevents the problem. Joty University, and his wife have There are many ou th Seminole Center, starting S opinions about how to treat this and Riggs say that female just returned from the Sovie Jan. 14, iii 7 p.m. best only arrest Union where they were Oil the • problem. That usually means hormones Duane Harrell, Chief De puty Senior Scho l ar Exchange. none of the measures recom- Bill usually only) If 'ou know anyone 18 years intheSeminoleCountyShcriffs loss. mended is too successful. of age or older who needs a high Departme nt, will instnict the Oneretder wrote to Inc, about schcol diploma, tell hL"i about class. l m fl Send your questions to dr. his mother who had severe pain the Adult Basic Education I amb, In care of this center recently opened at the ______________________ ______________________ '" ntwspaper, P.O. Box 1551, UNDERWORLD u4(J1RW0R10 S.J.C.. s Adult Education will Interstate M1i11. Station, New York. Cit \zj Radio y -A offer "Slim and Trim" at its Seminole Junior College is HALF PRICE HAL F PRICE Dr. South Senilnole Center in the sponsoring n.y. 10019. For a a st udy program to SALE tl b's booklet on balanced Pan American Ba nk Building at help adults prepare for the Lam I I I I II W Cowan nderwor$d Cowan's Underworld 101 dIet, send l cents to the same the intersection of 1-4 and 436. General Education 1g1 Developi Ma gnoli a I r k for the d a. willbegin . - - '. -. - p . a P~ __ ' - pp and 2O, announced that several of the Mackie Bros.' model homes will be decorated by club members for this evrnt. I ; ' I . - L I andabout2O)carsldter.n men. I .lfl American [3 (leftists recomiiiend For sure to attend this stimulating Advanced Interior Design It iS li'.c times as common in teeth, calcium and vitamin D Pre3entation rn, lutkling Intersection of I-I and will start on Feb 19, at 7 p women who are or a calcium Dr George Lensen and Mrs and onl> trtatmtnt method th run For eight consecutie For Iuur inforrii.ition call dfictrit diet That is thi big that o(krs a thanc*. of corn UwIu),i lAnen will resent a Wednesda) tveninl's Coin cininoIe Junior lollege antI reason I always suggest that pletely stopping or curing the program entitled, "Family Lle pletion of the Basic Interior __________ - -. • _______________ - 4 4: f. . . • as bone is lost. The mild Lawrence Riggs at the Mayo ferm 6 the woman with the ( -Iinic claim on the, basis of their dowager hump. 3 startr. after research ' that a combination of . the menopause in man), iromen fluoride (t.1w same substance as -3 . 1 1& also is focused on assertive sex cuing, on muscle and relaxation exercises, and on discovering unconscious forms of interpersonal hostilities. and that I can never work again. ALsonotto txntl forward. ,iper that excercises of some Form should be done I am taking calcium and did not respond tz diet and in III) late t0s DEAR HE ADE Iteo rosis is softening of t.he bones 'ertebra ma collapse or . i'v1nr . on Jan. 23, from 7 p.m., to lo public arld is designed as an chased at Serninole Junior Angeles, Bach specialized in attended by representatives of with it? I am in pain most of the _____________ ' DEAR DR. LAMB-I would the hot ' g d Policemen. 111 _ .*' owe " u SO tflUC'. need yous - There will be two main p.m., at the Maitland Ciuc introduction to Dr. Bach's workshops. The first, scheduled Center, is open to the general work, Tickets may be p unit - - women - -' ..- 1 ,., - ,,' 8 LAWRENCE E. LAMB Could ______________ . :,. - s I .- • blue f Sanford w -shDr there S t badge, . .-_-__.- and subordinates. Attention Lamb Prose Everyone of Y0• s" ~k: . - skills and get out on your I WIlS 47 when my husband appreciate anything you can , : I I1 divorce. Let him have it, then .1 - ,_ 1 - ___ - - ,40 ., shar pen up some of your old Of - 1. ! First of all that letter Age Brings Abou Softening Bones : I wonder if b' clone, we never to (110W -(_4 1. : w~~, Beuse Y"" --- 1 t . .-., .. . .- I- - __ ; _;_-_ - j-_ _ - L:' _ • co-workers, bosses - - . - - - - Grou 1 1, _l 'We drive our cars in -, ______ _____ entered his second childhood, communication, This wooden Indian I'm lie wantedadlyorce tomarrya younger woman I Fought and married to might send find his lighter, but on the other life was over. I finally came to hand, fires within the city limits my sense and let him go. At age 48, I went to work a of Dallas are frowned upon P secretary, married my boss two Anywiy, chee rs ) for that note-wrifing wife. I sure years later, and couldn't Dr. George Bach noted wish my husband would %Tile author. lecturer and founder of A 52-year-old woman can do the Institute of Group Therapy n* a note once in a while. It anything a younger woman can in Los Angeles will conduct a do except maybe have a baby' series of workshops in the still breathing IGNORED INIDALL.AS And what 52-year-old woman in Central Florida area on Jan. 23, her right mind would want 24 and DEAR IG N ORED: that' probiem is fr Sponsored by Seminole SITTING PRETTY than )OU realize The ultimate Everyone has a problem Whits Junior College and entitled in humflatlon women confide yours? For a personal reply. write to "Festival of Bach," the being belIttled: ASBY: 8iNo. ifloo L.A., Calif. workshops are designed to bersted :r e:e beaten teach people how to use specific addressed trivolope. Please. being Ignored! Hot* to write letter s? Send $I to techniques for living more Abigail Van Buren, III Lasky Dr., eonstructiely with aggression. DEAR ABlY: I recently Hill Calif. o2I3. . visited a friend, in his New York by$ booklet "How to Write Letteri Participants exam,ne , lorAllOccatons.PIeasencIosia apartment. "a oo sell-addressed, stamped (tic) me thods of fighting fair wi th each other for 15 bears While nvelope spouses, _____ I / t\1 ABBY Ti is to encourage the 52-year-old hOSo husband wants a couldn't have been written by my husba nd because h d believe In communication, and - - - ____ 11 - f a - udcr )our friend has such a "spuid library." He's a remind him of things 1'%e been doing it for years. T be there in an t liAll - - .,..... -- neglected to return them. I put thern back before he note writing is a formal ,11 )OU ' that _ Al - . -- J1.' I don't know what made ill(! DEAH Ally' I just h'd t - need help* 0 . ''_ our wives walk our _=_-. I D eve on tneifl nn iseep . treets without ear, _________________ Z i - _____________ - yoU 1 N C * dessert aloue, are you prepared want iny books back? IRKED IN INDIANA to provide some meat and 0 -. Beta Sigma Phi, was held recently at the Hays Avenue home of Jane Carpenter At this time, Jeannene Dais received her Ritual Jewels. Rushees welcomed into Beta Sigma Phi circle of friendship were Cindy Tabor CCiVifl her Pledge rituals into Gamma Lambda, and Grace Davis into si Beth Eta. Chapter president Judy Webb - - - - Mrs. Albert Croninger, chairman of the forthcoming The first meeting of the yeaj Placement Flower Show to be of Gamma Lambda Chapter, given by the club on April 19 - 11N g em GammaLambda *, - 0 u and you come 11 I y anadulteducatjon(Iacsaflddo returned, and said nothing lot of listening Cons eratlon 'inie then Ill) irritation and property* ,.; - llMk BUT ANXIOU5 IN hiuui Inc years ago, and .. . -- - - L DF-AR ANXIOUS: F .nrol !, ,,,~--J, ---IxA-,4 , ? . Dear 'J.,...c._ ::-: I)FAIt ABI3V I an at tracti ve female divorcee rItntl3 retired after a long, tlsstinguised career as a i un versity English profsor. Now, that I have a great deal I I f free tt:ne, I would like to find ________________________ - e know mght 1,ecaU watching over our h by I Club Notes -7 . .'r -( i qi'"i' 1 I i it, but I took those book.s There t be Some other down From the shelf and rt'tinm1 women In small towns to the fly leaves, and sure ith similar problems Have enough, m name was there' lie had borrowed those booiu 5wgestion.s' . , ~-_,__q ' ., "I !; .. I appreciate my best qu,alilic3, such as tile 1 of conversilhion i T. -__ ', . that lk k in safety. wo n - suitable male companionship Although I recei ve numerous he in the kitchen fluxing FAM offers Ithe loggers in this town drinks, I not that he had a are practically beating my door splendid lia. Then ___________ " - - , , , ~;~ w , i," r. OU keen the ow Po -- uch telling you nov,. we ow [ jj i , -- t D I I —_ Sanford we tell 'hat ' B Because T_... . I / Len tHer Door I —f - An It s not 0 1 Monday, Jan 20,1975--7A - - . %, 0 - - _____ _________________•:- to _______ I ..Z _.. oggers Bea tin g 1_i_ en i• ! . -' jp %j . . : it4()f R _____________________________ I n. 27. Be§ 0 31 6 Comm rd I ii&iirrv AIW 6 HAIR STYLING F A MI I Y H Al R CAR E P 322-4913 Lakeview Plaza SHIRLEY MILLET . 0149212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 -- �- BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Monday, Jan. 20, 1975 "I SPORTS N / THE r ' i r IS RIGHTNOW1 t' F IT ' S A FACT! WORTH MORE PtkI A NEW 1/ _______ ," ç \ are — IiiFiIi _____ well ( f4hh'i 1 . 9 YOUR LOCAL more value now than ever beforel AUTO DEALER PROVE IT TO YOU! K000i visitors were one of five from F JC s frtshrnjn guard dealers on th dl 4 page. You'll discover that overhead means greater savings for you I You'll not only enjoy the ride, feel, economy Remember; all cars are created equall and safety of your new car, but will be Johnson 1 36 $ Totals- 30 25)2 11 rlorlaajc 35 47--77 a? 36-es Seminole It Also hitting double figures for the Raiders were Mike Williams with 15, Jim McIntyre and Frecnan Fould out Atkinson Hurst M?chti iy 111100 0 / . fl '• -' . . ? determined by the number of cars they order. - 111 VISIT YOUR SANFORD AREA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS FIRST You Will Find The Buy You've Been Waiting For - -- - — — Dealer's costs & retail prices are not keeping your local economy strong, -.. _;. — - :;- - - e :1: p • • _ ••• Bill Baker VW : A I S , A Hal Spragins Town & Country Lincoln-Mercury Jack Prosser Jack Prosser Ford Bob Dance Joe Creamons Bob Dance Dodge Crea mons Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac ' -_- :.; - - mom, NIW - Seminole High School's Randy Brown, No. S5, and Orlando Edgewater's John Blue, No. A race for a loose ball In action Saturday night. (Herald Photo byGordon Williamson) Cou air Steals Horse Show - A cougar at a horse -' seven-month-old cou ar. was the star of the Dusty Boots Horse Show Sunday. - g Fletcher and his human friend Charles Davis are from the Sanford zoo More then ON from proceeds at the show will . presented to the Central Florida boological socie,.y to aid construUion of a zoo north of Sanford I - ' Jim Lash Hershel Queen T The Dusty Boots show, held at the Wilco arena in Pacla, was the seemid show c~,nducted for the benefit of the zoo. " Ph i — Guy Thornton "'' ' Economy Cars of Sanford VOLKSWA(iLN DEALER 3219 Hwy. 1792 So TOYOTA DEALER Hwy. 17-92 & Airport Blvd Ph 322-183S Bob Dance Dodge .323 - The visitors threw up their own press tha t i tro le reservesthe fourth period. Washington and Brown combined For 10 points In the final eight minutes as Seminole outscored Edgewater 18-9. the I Hwy. 17-92 a t Lake Mary Blvd IF Ph 322-1481 - 41 - • — -- AMERICAN MOTORS CARS & JEEPS 508 S. French Ave. - - -, Ph. 322-4382 .: - -- . - S CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE. CADILLAC Ph 322 3391 - = --t-.-r:-' - - - -. -. — • - - #• at the -- — - d Charles Davis of the Sanford Zoo entertaIned Dusty I'lracure class (Herald Photos b Unda Stephnson . --C--. L AL - Fletcher, a rompe 01tion - ___ ____________ Hwy 17-92 , --=-r-- .- rZ ' - Z_ / - - Joe Creamons 3700 .. -_- ______ - - i4 . Ar. LINCOLN & MERCURY DEALER Hwy. 17-92 At S Points Ph. 322 _ . Sanford Motor COM an Town & Country LincolneMercury - - -... "- 4 322-1055 4 .' - — - - - . - - . -- 1 i . iVmatch.up,Terry i-F -- - SIMINOLE: Brown 5- 2- 12 Brodie 0 74; Smith 47-10; Hotlinsrth 204, Pringle 02-2; Wash inon$n?; Corso 2.26. Totals ... -. ff'• I - 000; Tillman 000; Dailey 000; Holmes OOO; Irvine000; F,nnOO. 0 Totals 73 1561 Seminole 6101411-4 Eda.r 12 17 23 Total fouls: Se ne ' Edgewater i Fouled Out '4olllngsworlb lz Simmo ns, No IS, and Bea game nsel, No 3, both of Florida College, tap for Junior College. (Herald Photo obyI2eGeiger) a SeminoIes Wi* n, Lose In Jax -- "We learned a lot from that Bolles won the tournament by will be Wednesday at 4 p.m., at mr team learned from a game," McCorkle said. defeating Fletcher 3.0 on home against Florida Central defeat on Friday and took an "Fletcher gave us situations we Saturday. Bolles beat victory from Sorrento, which, aceasy consolation win on haven't seen so far this year." Christian 6.0 on Friday. cording to Mccorkle, Saturday in the Jacksonville Host (earn Jacksonville The Seminole's next game be a good test for ourkids.Bolles Invitational Tournament. The kicking Seminoles shutout Jacksonville Victory Christian 9-0, in a game whichPro Coach McCore played every member of the team, MIAMI I All The answers jersey for the last time in titan in the NaUonal Football The Seminoles are now 2-3 in to pro football's problems lie tonight's Pro Bowl game at the League for eight years, Will their first sear with reasonable men sitting Orange Bowl pia) with the favored AFC The Seminoles led at half. down and working out sensible The game, matching all-star squad, which will feature the time, on two goals by settlements reasonably ," one of teams of theAmerican and Na quarterbacking of Ken Stabler Reginald Davis, and four by the game's retiring trr s s sug- tional Conferences, will have a and Bob Griese, the running of Ned Raines ges 9 p nu kickoff such stars asO J Simpson and McCorkle said he did not "We cannot continue to live in It will be televised nationaBy Larry Csonka and a defense want to run up the score and in discord," added linebacker by ABC-TV. girdeol by Stean Joe Greene and the second half he put in his Willie Lanier of the Kansas City lAnicr, 29, a graduate of 1,C. Greenwood of PitLsbtwgh, 3 cond string C hiefs who ill be pulling on a Morgan State and a defensive Super Bowl champions But en then, McCorkl With -ran TLrkenton of the could not keep the momentum Minnesota Vikings gj f of his team under control and because of a sore arm, the NFC th,second stringers pushed the Walton s Future squad will have two Senuinolesup three more goals. terbacks making their first apIsiah Fields found the goal pearans In the game - Jim and Dayrl Sanders put the Hart of St. Louis and Jiri Barball in the goai twice during Ole ris of the tm Angeles Rains. second half. 'NJ I 1.%kr Lanier is quitting football to Outstanding in his first gat AUKEE (AP) — If Bill It was too cold in Portland, take an executive position with was reserve goalie Paul Albini. Walton is trying to break his Gilbert said Wallon A lbini probed his ability when estimated $2 million contract turn and his feet hurthad told a tobacco company and will be statin oned the he stopped a Victory Christian with the Portland Trail Blazers, D Walton had no Faith in the area, trtt kiik thi cekbritcd rookie center k,un physician, Gilbert said he "The good thing about this don't leave with an resaying. In fact, Walton's wa told and some of the play. game is that I got to find out new counsel, Black Parither ers were getting down oft him. more about them (Uw team) Party attorney Charles G 5,pounid Illiddle linebacker arry, But asked whether the sub~- said. thaii iac,"McCore denying it. "It has been a great life. Jed of breaking Walton's n 11rw kids am game WaIonnfirmed Sunday he co . Pro football offers players players, not practice piayers. had severed Up, relationSW p tract luid ever come up, Garry mendous opportunities in other "We won and had a good with longtime associate Sam said: "Absolutely not. The con. fields." tract never came up in any of Lanier said he hoped titime Eer)bod) got to play" Gilbert, who helped 0. In their 41 defeat to (onner UClA cter negotiate ur scussi ns game w Id nev er have to go Jacksonville Fletcher in the hisoriginal National Basketball Garry said he didn't even through a titter player strike lotrnament's first game, the Association contract, in favor of really know why Walton had such as the one which hit the Senilnokg were decthed into Gar hired him He sald Walton told gn last swumer. th nking the match would be nd ilbert claimed it as him hi waned someone he The key word is respect," 1yr casy after Ned Raines scored a becaust Walton didn t want to could trust, would look af ter his said If owners learn to goal in the First seconds interests and be comfort sped pin) with the Blazers And the players as individuals But Fletcher outplayed the said the only reason Walton re.able with and as business men and the Seminoles for the rest of the turned to the Blazers after st. 'The only thing !'e done is Players have the same rest game and flame's early goal frrsng with a bone spur above reed his contract to understand for the owners, then there is no was the only score for the his left ankle, was that he it and familiarize myself with reason that all problems can't c&minn ks ((jr1 t br eak the contract. 1 urk c.tht Garrv. i worked out satisfactoli so Bow Se onig — ' Guarded Secret '- _y PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER. DODGE TRUCKS 4912 - -- -- FORD CARS & TRUCKS Lash - Queen DODGE — DOOG TRUCKS - Jack Prosser Ford Ph 322 8801 - - - ' F Y - with their burlap sacks. __ -- Bill Baker Volkswagen award for outstanding sportsmanship nuaIthi sportsmanship ' Sanford Motor Co of Sanford (luring the 1974 show season Richard Wilbur presented the iward Competition was stiff in all events. Judge Lynn Esch of lng weeded through English, Western and halter showmanship classes before naining the top six contestants in each event. A sack race opened the show with man spills. The object(if the race is to ride your horse at a gallop 50 feet , dinount, squeeze into a burlap sack and hop back the So feet while leading your horse. f Don Bales Economy Cars Lash Queen Chrysler-Plymouth — . Seminole High School's - L Y " S --.J Bill Baker • -. 0 14: Blue 10 6, Curtis 1.2 4; Lewis . - , - EDGEWATER: Wheeler 4.4.14 - - ____ '• with l2points. 0 - - l -•___________ - • - " f - . -. -.. 1 Strith led the Seminoles to a 40. 32 trumph with 11 point& The Thbels now &4. c - . —' '-' Seminole then began a desperation comeback. In 1k -- - r 1S Pà1 better gwnes. season high 30 ix)ints against broke the ice for Seminole. three minutes left in the points as Edgewater increased Coming off a better than 75 Winter Park Friday but could Washington hit the other two. quarter. its margin to 4&26. per cent shooting average the manage only 12 against the field goals. Edgewater's Dion Rainey The Eagles outscored previous night against Winter Eagles. Washington dropped In Edgewater threw a man-to- sent eight of his 14 points in the Seminole -14 for a 52-30 lead Park, the Seminoles managed eight the first half and did not man, full court press around second period. The combo of at the buzzer. Seminole's only three Field goals f six score again until the last Seminole at the 2:41 mark of the Rainey and Wheller led the Randy Brownhit half of his 12 points in the First quarter. They minute of the game. First quarter and it smothered hosts as the Eagles outscored points in the session. bigger volume, large city dealers. Lower You'll never get a better deal than now. !!k11 H tlfLlk Meti UN(, could do no better until late in Elliot 'Peanut" Wheller the Seminoles all night After a Seminole ii 10 in the quarter. Iltralcftorrespondcnt the final quarter and that guided the Eagles to their 17th Torn 1IollIngsorth field goal Th ORIA\1x e Tribe facJ a 29-16 inIn (tie First few as too late as they dropped in They'%e lost four the Tribe Idiled to get the ball termission minutes disadvantage, of Seminole's their seventh game of the Wheller dropped in four of his past the mid-court line In the basketball game with the season, 618. 16 pots In the first period The seCond half was no first three minutes of the Edgewater Eagles Saturday Seminole's Fred Washington boos change as the Eagles upped t a 12-6 Edgewater lead, second stanza, night, It was evident that the was divorced From the ball The Eagles took a 4-0 lead The scoreless span left their lead. Edgewaters Vernon Tribe wasn't having one of its most of the night. lie hit a before a Robert Smith field goal Seminole with a 22-8 deficit with hair scored eight of his 15 - their prices are often lower than the deal on the new '75 model of your choice, f ewater um s emino e f the local i ealers are waiting to offer you a fantastic - SEMINOLE: Williams 6 14 15, 67 7 3 Kenthrew 0014; Not 4 1012 Ill. th flaiders would not wilt under the attack and their lead did not sup to less than nine points until the Final seconds when FJC edged to 81-75. Sunnis. The 5.9 playmaker from Greg Jac ks onv ille hit nine fur y choIce t Your local Sanford area automobile - -- Stop in and price t e new car LET'S GET TOGETHER, n5. In the ° s t i Junior college tried Io play catch-up. 1Web0tWarnard ussel led theo the charity stripe. . cHOl: Ha rv ey 113 A 25, OO,Mn.heuSl,IlIo,&?0r911i turnovers while failing to ehn t off a only ot four Leading the f0ul-sh(xiting barrage w a s freshman forward Chip Noe. Ile hit on all eight - / The ball-hawking defense of the Raiders played large Head Coach Joe Sterling's charges took an earl) advantage and never were headed as the locals led at me first lead resulted from the Raiders' 13 (115successful attempts of the free tfow line. Th I Kenneheew with 14, and Stan McNeal with 10. The Raiders have now won th ree in a row and th &recordtjjndsat1. minutes. Before distinguisheddignitaries gathered For tifile d(Aication Of Ole $1.5 million m, Seminole Juni or Co llege ers turned back 'N I V(4llhiT'•i[ • txiibs from the ou tside in the First half but the Raiders were able to shut him off in the final w lleraldcflrrrcpofldcnt — Monday, Jan.20,1971B Third Straigh t Hyl.FkGF:lc,Ffl •It:Zslf.IIL1I I LET SJC Wins Selectio.n.'s.ore plentiful, gas mileage... 7 YOUR PRESENT CAR IS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Horse Show Sunday, At right, . - • A- — ..: ' J Ac �-- -- - - . . - - -. . - . .. __________________________ - .. -.- _____________________________ -- 1 .-I -.-.- 28— Evening — Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Jan. 20, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .;,1WS1coREBOARD . No Central • LMyette- fl RutgerS 66 La Salle 1, Penn Dog E, ri e 5 TONIGHT W. Pro,idne Manachvselts 71 Rhode- Island 61, New Hamp FIRST. S 16. A --- I Good - Qery (12) 2 rte Fantom 3 JUL)P &4QIIn(I (lOt, 4 P1' No RHI (6), S Noble Tony (1), 7 willow - Twister ($),I fl' )S 2' SECOND - 30. 0 - I, Spftren 110.000 John 122.100 Torn Wat 114700 Do1' Iveron Holy Cross 77 .ston Cot 70 Mike- Hill St. Johns. N V 103. St 11.I r,..nc.1, r r &l Al Glbe-tg,r SOUTH 17,700 N. Carolina SI N. N Carp. Tommy Aaron THIRD - 516. D - 1 Rythm Hit 7 Mineola Rapv1an (S 2. 3 'Lady turd (II. 4 .leani, Lou (s'. 'erlitey Yogi )19), 6 X's Smile (10), Norfolk St SI. Vrginla FOURTH - $ 16 C -- 1. Ardrine is 2), 7. Sklpi Dot (6). 3. .110). S Criss Simon II?). 6 Robert 7771 677 Tulano 76. New Orleans 61 East Maryland $7, Na fl Old Dominion 00. Mii'ThaII 6) New Eng Virginia oo. Duke- So CivI nd VMI 67, Town St. 63 Chicago HOuSton 9e-. Mercer 9$ lnd'pot FIFTH—S 16.0-.). Tell The- Don 117) 7 Navel fl0). 3. April Pick (S Becky Shan 0), o Montague MdriIf IS). 7 'Lustre Eckert (6). 1. Country Ky. $t 9$, Central St., Ohio (4). 70 SIXTH —3,1.8 - 1 Barry King ). 2 Cousin Jezebe-lI (to). . 4Ouston MemPh;s St. 130. Most. Louis SEVENTH - 5 16, C I. F O'i Whzze-' 161, 2. k's Gus (10).) Spats UT-Chattanooga 70, tin 69 16), 1, Sandy Shannon (57). : Lea CS) Purdue 54, Illinois 67 Nebraska 71, Kansas s. - " UT Mar. Ousebec Iss 7$ 0 54 193 Canadian Division 28 IS 0 56 183 131 St New MCC SI 95. North Tox, St 66 ABA Standings SMU IS, Okla City 75 FAR WEST UCLA 107. California 12 East Division - 1. San *3 ,191 I 15 2* 39* 14½ West Division Den ver 2* 5 -136 San Antono 2* 21 .47* I)t'a Indiana 2 1 23 .41' *6 Utah 7),.,77 .435 )I'. - San Diego )9 77 .4 13 19 Safoay's R,ss New York 92. Virginia San Antonio 17. San Diego 110 Denver iu. Memphis *4 Utah 132. lndi.n ill Sunday's Results _.,:! . New York 113. Virginia 91 Kentucky *14. Denver 101 Indiana 105, San Diego Mondays Games No games lcbeskile-d Tuesday's Game Indiana at San Antonl - Paso Cob St. 71. %Vyon',itiq 0 Utah 9l Brigham YOUr Boise St. U, l3aho St. 64 W New Mex. 104. Cob. Mines 71 N. Arizona SO. Weber SI, 76 S. Utah 116. W. Coto, Si. 09 Mcnt St. SO. Great Falls. Mt. 4 Oresgon 64. Washington 66 Portland St 1*0. Idaho 04 Nev.Las V eg as I , I I - • ' . 2320 5357 n 21 .512 3 72 24 * -474 4'j Pacific Di,iiin Golden St 77 16 420 -Sattle 24 435 Portland 4fl ', II 21 479 SI 17 75 5 9., Phoeni Los Angetn Saturdays Results -- Cleveland 105, Ptuladefph. 104 I I Boston 123. Houston 101 Washington 123. Golde-n State . Sundiy's Re-wtts Boston *07, PPstadetpnaa iou Atlanta 117. Seattle *09 Mif*auke 132. Portland 103 = Detrot 100. Cleveland 99 Buffalo M. he* Orleans 112 Phoenix 109, Y.a'.ssc City : X. Omara 91 Mnd,ys Games P40 games SCPOUCd Tuesday's Games Seattle- at tuuisaio Chicago •t New Y'k Washington at Cleveland Ne-i,, Ot leans at At la nta Por11r vs Vans.as C.,-, I Boston " ''' at Houston '-' PPitOi*eIphia icc ;.neli-s I -- ' , •.-..j,,- collmove Cage Scores By The Associated EAST __ -t St c Press Ronavretfure 11. Villjtf4va 70 George w.szongton 1). .t Jo P 62 yr, V BY BOB ORRELL IIeI'aldCorrespondenl I GOOP- \FOR'Ot II, 1 _______________________________________________________ - - 1111111, By OSWAlD and _______________________ Jim: "One sees easily that th e contract Is going to make 21) any time the East-West clubs divIde 2. South's problem is to try to guard against a 4-1 split. , 42 I0 ii s £AK642 Again keep on progressing. How am I gonna top this? How can I keep on like this?" Of course, he asked the questions a week ago, when he won the Phoenix Open with a 0 total, the lowest 72-hole score in 20 years of tournament competition. He was 24 under par for that tournament, But he fpund a way tO Of) It. Ile went 25 under par in winning Tucn, composing an artistic, Il-under-par t•fft in the final round "ver the Tucsen Natiar.al (;lf ('lut, course, at 7,200 yards one of the longest layouts the touring pros play all year and a e.urse that had been (riughened antI strengthened this season by the addition of water on three holes. His total was 263. lie won by nine strokes, compared itt) vu- tory rirgns of & 7 and 14 stroke5 lit his last ttiratindividual starts, In completing an unprecedented second consecuti'e sweep of the two Arizona tournarnent,s, this year the kickotfevnnthprotonr, Miller has led or shared the lead in every "wW and has had wores(it 67, $1, 68. 64,66. fig. 67 and 61 for a seasm stroke average c4 65.4. "He's phenomenal," said Jotv, Mahaffey, a distant see'd with a ciMing 67 and 272. Miller's effort before a national television audience and Z* 1I115-SlVC gallery announced at 38,1)00 in Sunday's final Leads V/In I -r 6N1 1NE 8k3 MAN! I \1 ...ITISfl4ES4,E GET MR KQ • Q J 7432 ____ hlike Quarry In his crucial bout with top-rated "Indian" Yaqui pez. Quarry was forced to between Buffalo and withdraw because of injuries riie in a distant third. recei ved In his Jan. 3 fight with Irry Renaud, a super-tough Jose Roman in Tampa . heavyweight of Tampa, IS &ord's Vic Perez has a looking for either one of the date later this month with lon Lrotl'rs or Johnny Chicago and Quarr chs in Georgia. Fu ______ ____ - I West North : I _____ Iss P,ss - " 1- V - I , _________________________ ' 5- ' _________________________ ___________________________________ by Art Sonsom UAP5 PEW AT _______ 9MW—N, Z WTTiE - ,#/" ILJ kOAE, '\ I Chris Even 6-3, 6-2 in Sunday's finals here a nd earnin g 115,000 in her last regular appearance on the women's pro tour, Ms. King plans to play only In a few special events and World Team Tennis in the future. NHL All-Star Game Set MONTREAL (AP) — Wi th the spectre of the Henry Ik'ucha incident hanging over the National Hockey League, the NHL's top players ga th ered today for the 28th : . - Bartkowski Hot In MIAMI IAPJ — 11"ns as the hottest commodity in the approaching National Football League draft, and the Balt imore Co overcome. _____ have first grabs, "We don't feel we need a quarte r ba ck, but belie ve we could use Hartkowski for good trading purposes," said m ____ LYMAN: Chipps 375, Cleveland 171; Vance DI Foek HudSon 2-2-6; Kaufman 5 6 *6; Wright 76 10. Shuet? 1 7-1 Totals 11 2149, en V AT4 rn - 1JUiT ... q q . LDIDNTHEARAVOSD j SAID. UT I CAN ___ TELL —" I Dramatic / ~Iv :1 ____ k1 , / ''k ' i UNHAPPY ' Lyman Winter Park (fralnatic finale to its opening phase that puta lone Italian l.ancia in the lead ahead ciagro fdar orse Fiats A roWed " '. ' ____________________ . _____________________ _______________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS [ S'R' . e.' I Li'S 5OO WiTH AND $250 ( ,HA NO IV ffiuc,o~ Is J OO'? ______________ CILMXC ,cRie&r -- ___ ________________ ______ ___ REASON Wi-fl' I Sl-.IC,LJLON'T , RETIRING IhJlN& ____ (•• ONE' ,,...' RETIRE - - . * - - - lDS. a. - ___________________________________ by Dck Cavalli A ARCHIE _____ ________ s- 10 DoL. - '.'9.s't:- — - _ ______ ____ 71 • '.".' 5 Ai'.[. -H J,4tl', -- L l,P: J 1'b( 4rTAl'J ,V EA'Y'- cs'i.0 AE 'i'Ol %'¼'. '-- -. -- IHAVE P)OT -___-_i" * ' '' . - .; _________ ________ ________ -_ . ____ ___, ________________________ __________ I i- - ' -. -vj ' ___ I' I ____ _____ , ____ —r----' . , WE- [ '.::b . '.11 _ I ' ____________________ ;' - - 7/ /1' I',,!; -' -T t )16 ___ __________ '.1 by Howl. Schnaldir ____________ ___ _____ 4',. ______ ______ ________ - Ll S __________________________________________________ I \\ : r I __________________________________________________ EEK & MEEK -- - ______ I-. ______ _______________________________________________________ 1 1__& I I - , ~ Zy U- ,1! '. . ___ I _____ _____ - ,,o) i , i &i11 _ rn __ " __ ________ -9 , . 9 " f / FRANK AND ERNEST I . I -. / ij ).,_/ - . . "IN 141 ( .50 • AND 1H41'$ I •MATINEES: 1:45 P.M (WID& SAT) 'CLOSED CIRCUIT COLOR TV •PLAY THE LL NEW TRIFETA * / . -'a'.,-- ( ANA\LVN!J ---- L. L 'Tj W.Gat>RA1EP )S "s 1)GO "O WISH - - . lls ' i! -.. "r/ ,I -)[ - - OTMI .t I - ____________.________.1~7 fAflFORD'ORLAflDQ KEJ1f)a cjjg rnk$. WOILDWIDI$$Iy,C, -T CUSHiON NEW : v,am, RV by Frank 11th , MR. IT2IMMoN$ •..ou ( SHORT RIBS E *1 11 . % gol -;;_k1t 1 'W. ;;~. )_ Jf_' _I'a .1 - i;Tj.~ ~- I by Bob Thaves r1 . -;:V 4 I - ' e' __V1 . I : -- e-'i, ''',,.,,, _______ - _____ :.') 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P . j ')k ,,, ___________________ WfLASSAMA'r1J lRONFOR Ca.4I ,,( _____ ________ . by Lorry Lewis ___ ______ S SMIIA1OW$Qyg$$yQ I H - ____________ \I ___________________________ S _____ W)r1/ 72:11W 'I1Ot4> ____ / 4.7 p.M. 0411Y -_.'- ______ ____________ -. ____ HAPPY HOUR BONUS All £ai.0 "i4s ___ _______ ______________ f 13 i - I __ Bu41&eft Mu. ______________________________ ~ - '. ____ Su4* £aiutqe F"furing: ChV'T AR6UE Wi1 7201 _______ \$S __ ___________________________________ - out Foytek, hock I,anc',a Stratos, were fastest over three of the four stages and second on the remaining stage to take the overall lead. heavyweight division. _ WAR pAJN"r' I the top pr(tesiimil drivers, and t'lu,ijna(ed several of thcrii. ItansSandro Munani and Mario Manucci,in a Works Breakfast. Lunch Dinn.r \ __________ - favorites with the Incfes, well down in the overall phadng,s. Thcre had been little action sine the start Wednesday until tile c"mpetltors hit the mountains behind the Riviera Saturda' night. There they met a mixture of log, snow and torrential rain that impressed even and Bennie Mills in the frXW/ - Ir - r,iaii' - xx/ . Total fouls: Lyman 70, Winter I Feur racing 3tages early Sunday wiped out the rest of the I,ancla squad and saw the French AlpIne.Ifenatil ts P. '-t- £A'Rlua.1f ZLV M/ A T/ft-/OO'D ACZULaS MS SUT DsE a.irsi' I/ 'Lk.W7 £?MPt' % 6 .4 S4%lt PVv5, S. 47vt / FFrY.' W/ , . -' - -. io 7 10 17 15 20--siPUIMMI Park 74 _7 -34 ______ ______ 54(A',e4L /,L se-irs "Ift WINTHROP _________________________________________________ ____ ______ ____ ________ ________ ____ _____ R-r. t III___ - ~ I t TUMBLEWEED WITH 1. __________________________________ ' MONTE CARlA) (API '— The Monte Carlo Rally lived - )W 1 __________________ ___ _______________ —a 5.- — . y L Johnson UI) to its reputation of producing the unexpected in a were Bill Sanders in the 135 pound class, Kevin Kirkpa trick in the 141-pound class, Mike fiartwig in the 15&pound class jr AAAWLFtOR LOISA 4i WINTER PARK; Hock 204; Toole7l$;tiott2Ol; Sterling *45 Louis 26 *0; 10 373 Totals .1 R You open one club We-it bids a _______ ______ i tAR )'tCI4 LC*1GR' leAn ________________ ___________ _______ n,. wrestlers dropped into the losing column Saturday night, being soundly defeated by Titusvllk'. 4(.J7 ri*inok 'srcstliiig record is now 4.5 TheSelnlnolesgetachanceto even their season record tonight when they hoit i.eesburg at 6:30 pm. In Saturday rnght', g[inw, 148 pound Tony Davis separated a healing injured shoulder and is expected to be on the bench for the rest of this season, _______________ ; 9'A ____ BdItimore"Al general manager, after winning the coin flip for (lie No, 1 pick over Tex Schranirn of u Dallas C('whio$-s. Road Rally _ ( S ;60, A17i, 1 Z~6 __ /I • / 4 Jon Kaufman had 16 points for Lyman and Dern.ard Wright added 10. ________ lts (&r IA3CUT Tp.leQ h1Ae ,6 k- -3- (wrc cx cats during the firul quarter 23. 20 but Winter Park's lead was )JJ ."'..Ir~. 01 ___ Draft _____________________ ____________ B Roger BolIen ______________________ ____________________________ f(ii l rt CIMMENb I cSTEEL.BELTED I 4hI ______ 11, FUNNY BUSINESS TODAY'S Q1'E.STION -_ I 1. ? __ Steve Bartkowskj, a big, strong. throwing quarterback out of the University of California, Se inole Matm Falter /k - 11 : , hns r hest customers, scoring of Mike Johnson who 33 points during the game. Lyman outscored the Wild- -' rf Terry Funk md Bob Roop. in a special challenge match, Mike Graham goes up agains t Strongman, "Iron Mike" I1J '. - "But i sent you a get-well card! Confound it, Murchison, why aren't you here?' Wha do you do now , A - Just bid ilis spades. Your pnt' can still go to se-c en It he thinks his hand justifies the bid. a'/7 .4 i7E1" ,%EEZ7MeYiaco 7II'IW 571 4Cm? A SY(TC 54R9i4L I the North American LymarGreyhoundsstayed the heels of the Winter Park McCord. Wildcats through the first half . ___ _________________ of Saturday's basketball match There's Nothing bu t the Wildcats eased ahead In Like a third quarter rally and won THE BEST game Lyman hosts Orlando General Eldrjc Edgewater Tuesday nlghl Lyman matched Winter Park WEATHERTRON point-for-point when the first quarter ended 10-10. Winter HEAT PUMP Park pulled ahead in the second CALL quarter by three points and held PLUMBING & a halftime lead of fl-19. LHEATING INC. 1007 S. Sanford In the third quarter, Winter ____________________ 3224542 Pari doubled Lyman's scoring, 154. At the end of the third quarter, Winter Park had built their lead to 37-26 behind the T5 A b '-', • ¶:tJ _____ - by Garry Trudeau 4/ ('1 I k. r'- 11 , ,]'t'' -' ' - 1-20 DOONESBURY '- - 11 ~ [21I'2] A - who had threatened to boycott Tuesday night's event after league president Clarence Campbell handed down a JOgame suspension without pay to Boston left wing Dave Forbes for injuring the Minnesota forward In a stick. swinging melee 16 days ago. water. - ,, WA L' All-Star game, Leading the procession were the three Boston Bruins prehistoric days when the entire state was covered by sea ' A3'O W LVJ -' ,,'rv _:ç ', 0 heart North passes and East bids knowledge Would have helped fiur hearts Vuu holrl this cam,' declarer. In fact it would have hJRJ wt do you do' made the difference between Anse Tomorrow _____ Chic Young NO HERS-PEVEMBE~ q " NEITi,4 ER A SOPPOWER1 rkArs EASY POR WiM'ro SAY. S SPE4 S A LENDER BE' E S A WEALT wqiTEQ ' I -' -- A I : `__**_-, ~ his partner, The Great Malenko, against two of Contest IL BLON DI E Lyman pits ________________________________ _____ __________________________________ i. Ikk- _______ ______ ? P.is club back to his ten. East showed out. West had two club stoppers and South came up two tricks short of his contract." Oswald: "A little expert _ _____ 'fi' I - I'.,ss led club to dummy's ace and a I ______ s I• 2 N 1. Ti.- i!ui i• tn-en Jalnes:"&)utt* knew enough about dummy play to see that West .North f,ast south there was no time to develop any diamond tricks. The op. I& Pas! 4 N I ponents would get their spades Pass 1 A Pass 5 N I in first, lie also had some Idea Passy , Pass about how to play the club suit. South, hold. % ______________________________ . . I I'iss Opening kad 4 THE BORN LOSER Boudreaux. Boudreaux, the lightning-like heavyweight flighly-rated Richie Kates from Texas who is handled by defended W North American Orlando's Pete Ashlock, will light hea vyweight tide w hen meet Cookie Wallace for the he defeated Florida's Bobby T South asi I 'V - £ 2 3N i: ______ ____ nine or eight. South should lead the ten of clubs and let it ride if West ducks. If West covers, South wins; leads low back to his seven to leave West with jack five and then takes the proven finesse against him." ____________ North-South vulnerable nearest rival, an NBA gam between Billie Jean King Regretful hitting singleton queen or jack. But that won't be any good here. The only 4-1 combinations he can guard against are those that find East with a singleton $,9 S'fl11I ID) £K 7 £ 1073 rops ball well again," said the 31-yearold star after dumping • - ___ Omplon,Bo*u.ong.nd "I'm a little sorry t see ft end because I'm *K9 - k" wrestler that bears a 13tH" Watts tangles with his old remarkable resemblance to nemesis Buddy Colt. Colt has Dusty Rhodes, wtU tangle with held the Florida title and The Mongolian Stomper In the almost put Watts out of "Bull Rope" Match. wreWing before he left the Rhodes recently l ost a "loser state to wrestle in Georgia. Tonigh t's bo ut will be the first area appearance for Colt several msnths. SARASOTA, Fin. lATh - Billie Jean King says she has some regrets over quitting the women's tennis tour, but she expects her future work In women's athletics to dull th e Pain. *Ql0$3 V 98653 _______ _____ a - AJ9642 V 107 _____ If South had enough entries to dummy, he could lead to the ace and bring the contract home any time West held the EAST &QJ85 YEAH! C'MON.LE'r' ONE I, 11iNs NE5? _ by Day. Grouc 'ttLETONE THEN W-TtADE 'T'S \ L.hX)K, AND 114k MEN k3! KUNA! THE.N HEAD 4OM Yvaldi Slim, a masked Championship match, "Big Amidst all the controversy surrounding Portland's rookIe center, Bill Walton, and his desire - or lack of Same - to play pro baskethal.11, Milwaukee pivotman Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ran t clinic for Walton, a sellout crowd Pf 10,938 at the Mflwaukee Arena and a national television audience on what the pro game is all about. In one of his finest performances, Abdul.Jabbar poured in 50points, grabbed 15rebounds, dished out 11 assists and left lit tle doubt as to who Is the dominant force In the National Basketball Association, leading the Bucks to a 122-108 decision over Portland Sunday. The win put Milwajkee over .SOOforthefIf$tthnethisse,,(,flat222l Seminole High School's __________________________________ ~A oo ALLEY . spectacular night Of leaves town" battle to The professional wrestling Is set Stomper and if he is tonight at 8:30 at the Orlando masquerading as Yvaldi Stun Sports Stadium as Milo the N.W.A. will impose Steinborn presents seven penalties that could result in a outstanding matches along with fine and suspension, a special "Bull Rope" match. In a Florida Heavyweight ByTbeAuoclatedpresi The swimming area at Wekiwa(Wekiva) Springs sthte Also, collectors can find shark's teeth in the gravel flrOW)d the spring's edge. The teeth probably are relics from same "Withtutdoubt.itwasthegrestest ,.oundofg0JJ0fy life," said Miller. who now has shot 61 within a single trt kt' if thel west competitiveround in tour histt'ry_ AL SE.ST 1 down two and game and rub00 ber. NORTH . for m e r __ by Dick Turner WIN AT BRIDGE ________________________________________ — _________ ______________________ A Gives Walton Lesson y "It could have been the greatest round I'll ever shoot," tic niurmered, a touch of awe In his 'rice and speaking t,u' 5g, Colgata' 63 '- 'arur 1. 'I. ,r,r.sn 54 Jabber Popularit of this state park. From a knoll overlooking the spring basin, visitors have a scenic view of the stream. The clear spring water is especially inviting to swimmers, in nqfie4d 71. Dac-tn Yjle- IQ, Leh'qh 69 roronom c, Tempie- a, ())ens the many reasons for the - i,.. IN BRIEF crowdssoIneftmescaujpark rangers to turn away people, The natural beauty of the ccoodlands and heavy growth encir cling the springs is one of ng, Buffalo 17g. Atlanta l Detroit 56. PPiOe-ni '7. New York 104, Chcago Cl LAZY, YOU TO _ CARNWAL OUNB JAMIs J,%Cofty Meets Stomper No games scheduled - to, - / 'J NO THAT LIKE w C 16 Area 2 Ide Angeles 6. Montreal 3 Minnesota A. Detroit 1. tieMondays Games He's polite, courteous and soft-spoken. He'sa nondrinker, a nonsmoker, an elder of his church and possessed of a vocabula ry in which "heck" and "darn" are the strongest ezpl"tives. And. right now, Johnny Miller may be playing the ancient game of golf better than anyme has every played it before. His recent accomplishmen are the stuff of legends. "I like set ting records," Miller said Sunday after an atnnishL,R, I1-under.par 61 had given him still another run.away victory, this [fine In the $200,0n) Dean MartinTucson Open golf tournament. 'i'ha's what rerccds are for to be broken. "But it's getting to be a problem. When you set records Detroit Chicago M11*0kee 140W GET 10 WORK, ( ________ me state opened Lb. site In Tuesday's Game All Star Game at Montreal ... LE CNL~ Masked Yvald i July, 1970. It Immedia te ly became so popular with ba thers and ptcknickera U*at overflow He's tall, slen&r. blond and good-looking enough to serve as a male model, Midwest Division k Buffalo S. Kansas City Boston 4. T or onto 3 Pittsburgh 2, Washington TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - He's almost too good to be true. Western - have been very derstandlng," he commented, —,. Miller 1 73 19 .54 5½ 17 27 .384, 12', Central DIvision Wasnn 3) *3 lOS — Cit"Iseld 22 It .53? 7t I Houston 20 33 165 10½ Atlanta 77 .413 13 Pie-va Oi-Iean 35 12$ 4 - 'I Svndas Games Chicago 3. California I 1.-s .474 - Jose I By LEE GEIGER Wells went into his mid. ,-- - L (ileweight encounter with the Mexican champion, Manuel F.lizindo, a 3-1 underdog but Central Florida Heavyweight the Orlando Sports Stadium It took eight of file 10-rounds to title on the line against Bowie will be "bombs away" score a unanimous upset Adanis of Ocala. as lther man is known for decision. his Adams met McTler last year defensive skills but both have Boudreaux me away from and had the hero of the Geritol long K,O. records, hIs heavyweight t ussle with Generation on the canvas early Stan Ward with his unbeaten Also in the works is a spec in the contest, but the cmp record.Butthespeethlerhada tacular "Fabulous Fifties" blcmlsh On it as Ward held him round, which would be five' sthedull II) i hiarough( draw. SInce that (line Adan scored 1roU1)d bouts, each one 8 ITisifi In other area news, Tampa a one-round knockout over Jim event* can expect its next professional Ifolcome while Mcl)er easil Ttle possible Pairings include Y card on the 3h of this month turned back Tommy Howard. Mike Quarry and Terry with the possibility of the North Out of the Orlando office of Daniels, Vie Perez and Tommy Park is open again after being closed since last September. Vancvr Chicago 21 20 4 46 151 III "The old retaining wa St LouIs 15 O 7 43 116 15$ acquired wi th the land, was in a Minn. 1126 6 25 III *90 state of collapse. It was en, 192 DIVISIOn dangering swimmers and users L.Angee-t 26 712 44 119 93 and causing some bank Montrea l 25 I I) 63 207 131 erosion," Pltt Executive Director of 1711 10 17$ *66 Detroit 11 21 $ , the Department of Nat ur al washIn 32* S 1) 92244 Resources Harmon Shields Division 4 said. Buffalo 29 9 1 45 196 8ot0n 25 "The construction project 51211 TOronto 17 2* 7 41 *37 173 was undertaken to correct the Calif Ii 25 9 31 124 157 situa tion a nd replace a portion Saturday's Results De New York Islanders S. s of the wall encircling the troit spring. It is now completed." PhIladelphia 1, Atlanta I Captain Daniel Paul, Toronto S. Montreal 3 superintendent of Wekiwa Boston j, Pittsburgh . New York Rangers 3. Van Springs thanked the public for cosuvef 2 their patience during the 5? Louis S. Minn,'sota 4 construction period. "They Kansas fly 4 Chicago ) Golf I _____ W LPctOS 29 11 - . I ____________________________________ Atlantic Division Bos$n Buff alo Ne-w 'York PhiladelphIa I Nev-Reno Oregon St. $2. Wash. St. 73, CT ArI:onp 59. TexEl East,rrConfer,nc, -a ii. Francisco R UT ---- 64 may be signed to meet Mike heaveyweight champion, Jimmy Ellis, Is set to meet Quarry In May of this year. "Smokin" Joe Frazier In I HERE AND THERE IN THE Australia on March 1. This will BOXING SCENE The be a re-match of their 1970 title Nielson figures were released bout when Frazier stopped Ellis Jan. 5 and the All-Foreman in four rounds. . - bOXIfl9 05 DivisIon 2 ,, I, TUCSON, Arlz. (AP) — Final top scorn and moneywinningi Sunday in the $200,000 Dean Mrtinlucson Open Golf Tour. name-nt on the 7iOOyird. Par72 Tucson National Golf Club CourSe-' NBA Standings ___ New Mexico Clara 79 Memph is 101, San Antonio Ii _ St. #3. Stanford 62, S California 64 13 33 .2*3 19½ Virginia .1 76 32 13 7*1 — Kentucky Si LOWS Memphis -. — W I Pct. 0$ York New Arizona ___ F 10 r Ida 'S Champion Victor Galindez, Swim Sunday's Results Mlive-jøtj 3. New England Quebec S. Chicago 7 i \ 60N _________________________________________________ Purty view (I 2). 6, Dellons jet (3). WimlPeg 9. Cleveland 7. Lady Gremlin ( 6). S. Beaney (5)Vancouver S. Indianapolis 1 4 TENTH —516. 5 — I. Asper CI), v'IIe- 67 Mondays Games ? Af!iatiC S,syle (1). 3. Bare ract W Michigan 71. Ohio U 66 No games scheduled (1). Tuesday's Game Oklahoma 113 Coorajo Dark Rider ($2). S Lusty Lieutenant (10). 6. Cover Speed 5), N Dakota 61. N Dakota St. All Star Game at Edmonton 7. Scott Jackson (6), I Belle Davis 51 (4) Centenary $1, Ind. St. 71 ELEVENTH - S 16, A — 1. K's Ill St 9$, Oakland Trc,vble (5). 2. Mixed Jet (10). 3 061.. St. 101, Iowa St. 9$ NHL Standings 4. Huke-r, Criss Debbie Oral Robe-rts 73. Jacksonville (*73. 1. Montague Sayan (6), • 67 Division I Scramblin (4) Kansas 91, Missouri S6 w L I Pts OF GA TWELFTH —3$, C — 1. Imperial S. Dak ota St. 5). S. Dakota 72 Philphla 29 10 6 61 159 96 Inez(6),7 Cal!co Dolt (123, 3. GIner Michigan 75, tows 70 NY Rangrs23 17 9 106 Flavor (*0),i Debbie-Gibion (3),5 SOUTHWEST Atlanta 70 17 9 49129 126 B J. Future(s). cactus Joy (1), 7 Baylor 71. Rice 73 Island 1116 11 17151 131 Cdii 10), FCT?t,ne- Seeker (7 2). Te-ias Tech 66, Okla. Baptist NY .. - — , Phoenix 3, Edmonton 1 San Die-go 3. Houston 4, OT Bowling Greei $5. Kent MiamI, Ohio 107, Cent. Mich. i9an 76 OhIo Dominican $2, Cedar. IVE TzE TO TALK TO OJ ON A W the World Light Heavyweight If these two are lined up for ____________________________ ____________________________ Saturdays Results Cleveland?, Michigan 1 0'ebt I. New England 2 Chicago 3. Minr,eso(a 2 MIDWEST Indiana $2, Northwestern 54 Duquesne $7. Day-ton S Marquette 71. Noire DameOhio St $9. Wisconsin'67 G.e-rl __ , I 32 3 19 97179 Toronto 7310 7 t$I I Edmontøn 70 15 2 12 132 I? Winnipeg 1$ 2 121 Clemson 10, Wake Forest " EIGHTH - 5 16, 8 I S'ppy La ne (4), . M od i-taIl ($, 3 Turkith Trousers (12). 1 AvadelPe (101. S Phantoms F'.i (52). 4 Psk (6), 7. Mazetann Mint IS). 11 Master w. NINTH - 3$, C 1, Berkley LOify (1), 2. Ima Bean (4). 3. Mart Shitty CS),' Real Angel 1*2). S. K's 17 2) 2 36 119 , We-st Divts4*n - Tower (4). I All Good W I T Ph OF GA 21 *7 7 50 IS? 1$) Furman 46. Citadef 6$ PtnIi 7015 6 14$ 116 l. Aalachian San Dio 21 It I i3 *37 1)9 p Msm 7 1 19 ) 11 167 11, II),. M'ch 137/ 3 Special (6) - Divisto.s Richmond wb:cber,ritcp, (17), -a Ctasy Wink (II (I5 C ') D G News II . his right hand mati, Bruce Bruce Cantrell. Also expected Miami Beach's -. WHA Standings Athe-Il'e- Si -0. is). 7. Sno Duke 141. 1 DelancY kie CS) ;' put his 71696969-270 •°° Fla St. 107. ll%lstra 71 Tennessee 59, Florida $6 S CaroIin IS, Davidson 61 Boxing . Boudreaux. Watkins, the undefeated 1803900 71 667072-279 year-old lightweight, fought Leonird Thompj,1 Miss St 65 ma 64 in event as he took a 7069 72779 first Louisville $5. Drake 53. OT aruce Cramplon lopsided 10-round decision from Alabama 93, Louisiana St 67 ts, 7)72 70 66-779 kefltuck IS, Mlssisspp, I; Vincente Hernandez in San Arnold Palmer - (ID), :Dreamer Middleweight Champion Tony Ucata in the featured event. Area - $hnal (5), 7. 1 It Ivory (1 2 ). 3 TumbIe,ult (4), 4. Rare-Ada (10). 5 lina $5. OT Lake Whizz (4Lo. Ii .1 Red Star 1$). W. VA 71, PaCific 67 7 Play Me (ILl Bo ($7) Georgia 67. (6). S Florida boxing news In Chris Dundee Continues to increase daily as Trampler, is trying to line up a to see action on the card would is negotiating for ii title defense area lighters compete In bouts Ucata Is currently ranked series of fights that figure to be be Tampa's John Pinney, the by th e World Lightweight 66 6761 out of Florida and major events second in the world behind the fined ever in all the South. Southern middleweight Champion Roberto Duran for 67 69 69 67-77; are scheduled in this area. Carlos Monzon and the un The first bout that Trampler champion, and "Termite" March 16. Duran's opponent From California comes word defeated Floridian stands a Is working on Is a 72676767- 273 on three of th will be, it all t he details can he heavyweight W,tklns. e area' s mt good chance of landing a bout showdown between two of th worked out, his No. I e ipuktr battlers "Termite" with Monzon in mid6, 746469-276 September, hardest hitters in the world, But the big news Out of challenger, Ray Lampkin of Watkins, "Irish" Gene Welts On the 28th in EustLc, 4yerFr.c Sha;trs and Mac Foster. Ortsndo is the possibility that Portland Oregon. . U 7247 69-i6 and 'Dancing" Johnny old Soloman Mcer will Johnny MH:er Ptttsbufgh 11. Penn St. 54 De-IIrC $7. West Chester 7$ Letdown Monday, Jan. 20,1975-38 Mort Walker BEETLE, . =a - 'a ? _ _ - -- - - -- - - _ _ _ �__________ - -. ____________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ - - .iT _________ ,.---t-.- . 4P. E.'cnhic HrMd. Snfnr Legal Notice F!. Legal Notice Legal Notice - LegaiNotice Legal Noike Legal Notice — use vvanr s : CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CulT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 74.lIø.CA.fl.B FLORENTINE MARBLE. TITLE i TERRAllO. INC., ,t Florida cor AUS JO Apartments Rent Unlurnished 32 Close to downtown, new lOvely 2 -. I bedtoom.air. Carpet, kitchen lull y eqUipped, Water Sewer g6rhag service Pd by OWflr $170 37 789$ or 373 1593, -. 3 Houe Rent Un(urnjshed 35 - -.-.---- -.-...-----.-.--------. - 36 'Option to Buy 7 Bedrooms, bath, Fla. room, fenced yard, air COnditloneci Immediate occupancy siso month 111 MayfaIr Cit., Sanford $98 230o. Orlando I Bdrm , a C, t'at, paid. W w carpet, for i man or couple, mature 373 5.695. _____________________________ F ur1 Ished7oedroomaparfment 3 Bedrooms, 1'- baths, carpet, Fla E 71St St. Air conditioned, wall room, 7 car garage, corner lot, walt carpet $125 month, $30 shade treci Very reasonable, 322 depot ) (j - ______________________________ 3310 Days ' --': AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 7ndSt -. -. 3).A Nice'J bedroom house for lease, $130 mo Payton Realty Duplexes 74*OHiawatha - Houses Rent ____________________________ Furnished a I roam furnished duplei, 7lhh St 1st & last 'no pluS $30 deposit I child 4 No pete 3735611 - ' of duOtex, kItthn equipped, heat, air, Quiet exclusive Sanford residential area Mature adults No pets 322 1795 -, . - 1 or3hedr,,, duplei apartments FrriitP*l or unfurnlsh,d. 60' swImming pool. i720 S. Orlando Dr 32)2970 " 34 -- . DUPLEX- Fur,,, or vnfurr,. Ideal location Reasonable rates. Very nice 365 3771 anyllme ______________________________ --- nek Mobile home for rent, partly fur nisfied, 319 5720 -. _______ i ' '. ....... R.ntalj from Only ' ' $55 __________________________ .. . ON RESERVOIR LAKE 1.2-3 Bedroom Boohk2eper-Assistant . ,. . SANFORD . . ., 323.7900 - I -. - --_ "i -, ,' . -.----.--- '- ---- -'-,. -- Rd. , —"----wiz:i casi or - - '- Pb. Sanford (3051 32341601 onio (305) 834-2299 . . ....., ........................ - _________________________ - .,- PHASE II GRAND OPENING .. - ' II ' - cftr . - - ,, , ___ .,,., _________ _____ _____ ______ Gaens .......,. - . -- . I e bOrs..7 pcI. mortgage, or refinance VA r FHA. 132,Oop DAVTI'l5i flLISLI I . I Bedroom house, lit baths. S1,500 down and assume Icw interest payments. 323.7355. SAPI'ORD 3 bedrpoms, )' -i baths, central heat, newly decorated. $72,500. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS)?) 6353or645 7333 OWNER LEFT TOWN Must sell this 3 bedroom, 7 bath home on Lake Dot. Only $75,500 Owner will help finance, Apartments Stemper Realty 62 . S SINGLE STORY ,._i 1 Bedroom Suites from 14V,00 2 Bedroom Suites from 179,00 r - ___________________ , - - -: . .- - APARTmENTS SANFORD "LUXURY FOR - 1.3 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 150$ VI, 25th St., Sanford - - - - - ._... ....,., - - . - - - ................. ,,, -. PtOftttioriully ManageJ fly Henry Hoche Inc 3222090 SdIewood Vias ' -- _________________________ W /W . Maple China Cabinet, Upholstered RockIng Chair, Both good con dition. Reasonable 373 1644. FREIGHT SALVAGE Appliances Furniture Paint Etc. "BuyDirectFromoxr" GORMLY'S, E. 46, Sanford 373 1733 Drop Leaf Table And 4 Chairs - * - * , . U- - jJ._• , - -- ". - . , * - Air Conditioning CCfl'rai Heat & Air COnd lonrig For tri' estimates. cali Carl Harr,s. at SEARS n Sanford 377 1771 ,_ " ' - -. '-'--i--i - - . ----. '-. -'-'-------'--'- . '-' .' . .""" . . - ."' "' - ' ' - i'", '-' - -. :.*'"'' . ' ._- '. Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. u . -. ' i "'' ' - . Corbett Real Estate Ii Built With Pride By Call For , CONSTRUC ON inc, 211 W 25th Sanford Fla Romo eiung F'TM . ' 7 'i' - . :', - - '-i — '----9 ---',,---'-----"i- . . . .'-., -- -r'a'----'---'- '72 Subaru GL Coupe with air. Excellent condition. 323-4147 Alter 5 CIa it If led Ads are here to help you buy. sell, rent or swap. at a low CCI?. .let us help you plac, yours Call 372.7411 or 131 9993 . - - Pressure CleanIng -- FALL CLEANING "lnipac' Wash I Spra Kleen Exterior walls, eaves, pitlo, walks 8 roofs Remo,ts mildew, IU"guS, mud clobbers, wasps I 5pc'r webs 377 0397 Roofing S.wkig ,ilt,ratons. Designing Dressmaking by experts Singr approved dealer. 210 E - 1st SI-, .. Lawn Care f Hewer Casfed Ads serve Itit buying aria .4InQ community evrray, react 'i'd use Irem Otter C,ill 37? 7611 Ill n & I L.,t.'.n (''uLC CleanupiHauling One time o.' monthly 373-0551 _______________________________ ___________________________ ,,, Tree Service A small Classified Ad Or rigs b'g returns. Try one anci see. Call 37? 7811 or 131 9993 A I ____________ p:.0 - All cleaned and Call Blitz Clear, 3?) 39S.i _____________________________ i - ________________________________ Remodeling and Repairs, Room additions Fully insured Good ri'fecencrs Jim 1ego. 77)0209 Shop the easy way Classitea Acts N oar pOur C,ssy tha'r I _________________________________ lrterior.Exterior Plastering Platter patching and slnlulated brick specialIty, 323 5)25 I 5Øflj•$ jI$Q r'iz,t,o ,1 i', CL All makes, intl Players Tvnng ReCair, 5819303 Pii' SLATEP ',%,il'papt, jent.!. Corn r"i'n' - George I Smith Welding Co. portable welding, arc --gasheliart Call 3730140 ___________________________________ WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST' Read today's Classified Ads for the help you need 322261$ P'ltt L crrccct Welding Pet Care PET REST INN Roardng&Groonnij Ph 377 sOS? L Free (s'imali Ph 177 61?) Relax . Horn. lmprovsml2ts - Wail Paperffig ,SRT BROV,P4 Pfj37 CONTROL 756? Park Drive Ja,,jjfrg 5'r',c J W (Jack) kIaL'ck )7J $14.1 Pest Contr1 ________________________ .i The) how Oas,ifsed ad kas beri the 'nest dynamic salesmen f pevs Call zn 3411 an 131 e, end elate yevr 3 lIne ad tan tyehmlc resells LiST SELL NEW3 80. 7 BATH 4OME, all extras, good location. ,'ake offer 7? 7717 . 1967 Simca 1)50 373 -57 Si - . Well Drilling WELLS DRIL.ED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types ano e rfçair aria stqve STINt MACHINE 5. SUPPLY CO ')7 Ira 322 6137 I ...._ - .', Ecirms, Sanford's best section Terms by uwner, $33 000. Low nown payment. 3flii5, 373. 7104 Annointmnt rr - -- Deflary Camper.Travel Trailers _______________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 515 E. Pine 372 5742 Ni' Al) IPtx*PieralittI,longeq 1Ofunda t'nai't but *,th a little patin ti"f I 'i.'i 001 000d 'csul?s REAL lop 65 4791 'S Carpentry Remodeling. ,Additit, Ci.'m ,',rb L'cenSt It-r'ded 'cc estrn,ste 373 f'334 SAVE. YOU DO IT! Ptntacarpetsteam ijeitric'r ff2 Lilt Apartment $00 Miil,ri,itit, AlterS, 1973 Oldsmobile (9 passenger Custom Cruiser. $250 and ?a" over the payments. Very clean AM.FM s;ereo radio. Contact 811 Currle at The Herald. 1974 Dasher 2 door sedan, d.,'Ipti blue, automatic, stereo. 7,000 milts $4,193. Call HOwi Kirby, 377-16.51. Dealer. Have aria ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columnt often for quality bar;ans . In's past xieek Mn U £ 5c'er of ianfr rntq pie, turn.t). witPi tp,• ad - F , HOMES OF DISTINCTION oedroom ' ----- . - - - fireplace, turned coIumn, sunken paneled family room, 3 Bdrm, garage, redwood prIvacy fence, carpet, Un believable at $7jj FIIA VA CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, $31 I,?,. Move your aid abandon car FREE If you will call meafterl pm., 372 1671. Stan's Auction Kitchen - Batbrntoi- Caoinets. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud (abeIl, 3725032 anytime. WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP. 1106 Sanford Ave Master Beautician. c'.'s bn appt 377 391? or 372 1916 Ses (CT SALTIMOIC et. 71 cents; Plant. •y,ç )IcentI.SarntanvFIsaMst, aa,-w 1971 Plymouth Fury Ill Take over payments Must sell. 3730517 Saturday 7 P.M. pen daily 10 5. We buy, sell,trade ' )rnam.nt.l Stone -' Pool . - ORIH 6.151113 - Odd lobs of all types, Carpentry. _____________________________ Painhing, Cement Work, Light Thømpson Roofng Build up & Hauling 3722643 Shingles All work guaranteed J Satisfaction guaranteed Licensed BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE 8 Bctieci 32) 1235 MENT ALL TYPES OF CAR _______________________________ PENTRY AND REPAIRS, 322 1331 - '. 11.57 ?,taitland - S PIECE BEDROOM SET $49.9S SANFORD AUCTION t;OOFRENCHAVE 3727)10 (ii, Lf5 SPANISH CHARM -. -_i-.,-_ __*,-•.., I 5 °/ d I h mor gages 1 Recreational Building * '' Ii-..' Dishwasher.Disnosal * Waik - 4 Car - Home Improvements . Twin bed, box springs 8. mattress Excellent condition, 550 372 1631 x'h ¶..'P . iuSliESs PerSOnal Tax Service ho 2 East Rd 17 9? SiC Entrance p PansbouorT 272 7199 Early American Cherry Finish Extends to I?" with leaf and closes to7I", 579* P1011'S. CaIseib.rry. Hwy )0 rout, ,e.,s x * a'pareo Any - Sanford Auction SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 2311W lstSt, 3734711 Floor Cleaning 3fl7Ite After flours 321064$ . 1964 Mustang. beautiful red, loaded, like new Plan now to vacation this year In your own Rec Vee from — Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience. WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five PoInts Call 377-7*43 anytime __________________________ - Buys 1961 Must'incj. Lab, tii,'e. air Local, 1 owner 1569 Winebago, $3,600 or pay equity & take over payments, 373.3432. Accovatbig Dinette Set, excellent condition. 1.65. 3fl 1853 %4 (WITH GOOD CREDIT) A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - S7IParkDr EAL TOP 72-9784 3273991 Range.Refrigerator - I 0/ IC i4 " . -j 3/ - * SERVICES vom Jim Hunt Realty -. 0 Supplies S Mustang City $50 Down Hwy. 18.1' j MI. East of II 373-9719 ANiMIL HAVEN GROOMING 6 BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 3fl-S7S v IIuiihii 76045 Hwy,l'7 REALTOR 373 3774 _________________________ * DON'T MISS THIS AUCTIONI 'ie have a large selection of bedroom furniture this week, We also have a 9' x 17' Belgium rug, bar and 3 stools, applianc, TVs, stereo's, walnut poster bed, new bedding, new carpet, wrought Iron patio furniture, eye level range, d'net?es. and all sorts of misc. items, too numerous ho mention, Rent Harold Hail Realty " Unfurnished Pets and 65 ESTATE SALE- 3 bedroom, 1', bath, carpet, 127.000 323.0712 c.r 323.0332 ____ - - Equipment for MIniature Schnauzer, AKC, female, 4', mo old. 1150. 323 1419. ____________________________ P1NECPEST- I bedroom, 7 bath. family room, fireplace, eat in kitchen, $37,250 1311 SANTA BARBARA OR, SANFORD - LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD FREER. 3225191 64 Autosfor Sale 1965 TrIumph Spitfire IV, good runnl.g condition, Needs minor repair. $403 or' best offer 372 31*7 Auction Lawnand Garden AY' KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St ,377 73)5 ON LAKE JENNIE 3 Bedroom Suites from 228.00 . . Lake Jennie 72 80 Monday, Jan. 20, 7 P.M. Beauty Care Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR 3271991 1919$ French 772 7 3 74.3221156,372754 377 1959,322 116.4 ________ ________ Cons SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. IsP St.. 37) 4337 Auction - . 19(9 Fcr Pk up Ranger C'i -nper special 230. All power, air, new paint, inspection, $1313 1109 Sanford Av GOLD Office Equipment Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St.. Sanford 372-9411 Silo. I 1700 French, 323 7310 Drop inbobt>ln, zig zag, and) needle positi. Like new condition, sold new for $15, balance of $45 cash ci' S payments of $10. New warrajty, baths; central heat & air, on 100' * 140w lot. Reduced to 526,000. 373. 1771. . Trucks and Trailers 197? Datsun pick up, excellent condition, soo down I assume approx. $900 bal. 3276347 -- GOLDEN TOLJCH'N SEW iq sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 'n machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of $75 or 10 pay. merits of $1. Bedroom set, dresser, chest, box springs and mat., and night stands. 1)30, Others to choose from. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave., 3739370 79 AUCTION sent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Eves. 561.1)44 WE PEEKED Into your dream, and this is what we saw a beautiful ranch on 7 wooded acres at the end of a country lane, Fireplace I pine paneled living root,, Eat.ln kit. then, 3 bedroom, 7 bath. Make your dream come true for 139,500. LARRY SAXON. REALTOR, 373- - - OrAl TV I flI IVIS M.UPSWORTH REALTY 503W. lstSt. 3736061.3730317 , office furnifure Wood or steel desks (executive desk 8 chairs, secretarial desks 8 cheirs, straIght chain, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. NO IL'S Casselberry, 1792 530.1204 Household Goods Rvg. Real Estate Broker 3221)01 26lOHlawathaAve.at 1797 . 'A U [1 U 'i' A U Used Trusses, lOea.. Heavy duty 52' long. $330. After 6 p.m. 322286.1. 51 1971 Honda 450 3.600 miles Excellent condition, $900 )73"ll Stamps.Coins Boats & Marine And Supplies * *Singer* * 3 bedroom, 7 baths, with good negh - 69 ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy. 17 92 3775961 60 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1511 Hwy. 17-92Open Sat. 8. Sun, 95 379-7920 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 371 3844 TLANrI,Nc, ,. IIAGE DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT 1ff THE CLASSIFIED ADS. 372-2611. Low lntroucTory prices Your Evinructe "Wheeler" Emperor 300 Grandfather Clock Solid Walnut Case 322-7401 - Geneva _________ eai Estate Home On Lake New houses in a rural area No down payment, monthly paym1ls less than rent. Government Sunsidired To qualified buyers Call to see if ou qualify'! Motorcycles 78 Wanted to Buy '75 Evinrudes Just Arrived - 3orlbedroom, 1' -3bathl'iojse, Good credit and quahlf led buyer. $23,900 * "Get 'EM While * * They're Hot! * FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION With Each NEW LEASE - - $200 Down , OF F A IR PORT ,D,___.... 2.3 . REALTOR 24 HOur Service 3727411 6-47.5111 It's New; It's Here; It's Now The VA program permitting you Ic have a second VA mortgage. A raise In guarantee from $17,500 Pc $11,500 Which should permil Qualified buyers to mortgage up o 550.000. To find out exactly where you Stand, call Johnny Walker Reel Estate, Inc & General Contractor, We will work with your plans or ours. An affirmative decision on your pail now may have you in your new home in 120 days. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc., and General Contractor, 322,6157, After hours, Bud, 372.7111 or Ken, 323 7112. . - If you require a select 3 bedroom home Itt a quiet nuIghborhop, breezy screened patio, fruit trees, central heat & air, all at a reasonable lust look at thit new listing Extra lot available. - ORLANDO 345•SSSS COVE ' . . Must See , , .,,,•,,.,_a SdIlDf'T Peg Real Estate Broker 24395. MyrtleAv.,Sanf Phone 321.0610 . For Sale Below Wholesale, while they last. Amerl,:an of Martlnsville, Solid oak bunk bids, $100 set; with matching desk, Chair, night sta, $700. AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near Y HUFFMAN REALTY A;P.II.JeonyClar,,p, atmsu3, Will' REALTY Apts. ITennis Courts Flshinq £ Boating C Dispose Is C Dishwashers C Drapes . . -'ruiw I rVI$99 Listings Wanted Quick Courteous Service Sales People Needed Swimming Pool -______________________ . Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E. 25th St., 322 4655 IdylIwilde School area- 3 bdrms,, extra clean, low down, $33,300. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 323-7750. Cove Rest tot selection now asaHable In Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect the Model Homes on dhpla) I Miscellapsious Bedroom Suit w new Scaly mat. tress; small electric heater & window fan. Also 1967 Chevrolet, Call 373 5927 before 4, - - REALTORS he Master's , CASH 3224l32 256$ Park Dr TAFFER REALTY (1, l. rua uiic IlIL. .. MOBILE HOME PARK SO a serviceman fast? Check fh P Business Service Acts today NEW 1, 7 and 3 bedroom homes and townhouses. Wall-to-wall carpet, wallpaper, built-in kitchen and no maintenance fee' LOW, LOW, LOW 71.4 pet interest under tandem plan. Hwy 17 92 to 25th St cst to Ridgewood and follow the Anti freeze, $5.95 gal. Coolant, £491 gal. Regular plugs, 55-c oath, ReSistor plugs, $110. Brake shoes. $7.25 set MIM Auto Parts, West 1st St Sanford 372 0303 For used furniture, appiiai'scI's,tcols. ect Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford, Ave OUTBOARD SERVICE, all makes, Custom boat tops, CB Radio gear sales 8 service, Marine accessories, Boats. Check our prices, QUALITY MARINE CENTER in Longwood. 534 010s Diamond Wrist Watch, Hamilton movement Ii ci diamond Will sacrIfice 1)1 3799 EXECUTIVE HOME LOCI' ARBOR- 4 Bedrooms with al custom extras, 17'*31' pool 555,500. 377-72*'. OPEN NOON TILL DARK - 2bt'room trailer, light 6. watef furnished, Adults, $123 mo, 3?) 3453 1 ________________ REALTORS __________________________ - Auto Repairs Parts.Accessories Roconditioneci datt,ri,, $1? 95 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Equipment Deep Steam Carpet Cleaning Machine for sale. $7,995 complefe. 1674791 Your MLS Agency - - __________________________ Broker Days-3fl 612) NIghts 372 5121 or 377 2357 i 68 TV-RadioStereo 55 WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY-SELL -TRADE Ill 31SF First St 372 LAKE MARY WATERFRONT! Comfortable 3 bedroom, 3 bath home in Quiet Like Mary. Many fruit anci shade tree's Loaded with extras. $65.000 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS I Bedrooms.) hathx Ofll'aIcteoflarld,$71On,tp 3221351 ROBSON MARINE 2977 Orlando Drive 322 5961 Yard Sale: Tues. and Wed. 787 Abbott Ave., Lake Mary. Bed, lInens and misc, - Beat inflation *ith low rent tn a 2 Raveniia Park- Pool, 3 bdrm., 2 bedroom mobile home In CAMP baths family room, $35,000 Acre SEMINOLE .372 4170. Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750 _________ ..... COUNTY WATERF RONT EXECUTIVE HOME! 4 bedroom, 7 baths. All extras Included. $47,000 Near - Mobile Homes Rent CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD 54 Garage.Rummage Sales HouSesforSale - Large 2 bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, washing machine, air condifiØn, large yard, quiet. Geneva. $150. Call days, 349 5747 _________________________ - LEADER" -- ___________ - . , SALES CiTY 576.300 NEARLY NEW 3 bedroom, I'., bath, fenced, central climate control What a buy' I bath, Pinecrest, pool, screened patio, central heat 6 air. Reduced to 527,opO 32) 5031 after Fern Park-- 713 GISciwin Ave. 7 bdrm carpet, air, walk to shop ping, fenced 131 1659 Hey, $1.15 per bale&up in lots of 30 COLOR TV,$11 95 MONTH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 644-1004. FOR SALE BY OWNER: Apar merit house with) apti at 1009 [ 2nd Sf. Lot 253100', garag e 26'x7$', dbie carport, ,7 block from 609 bed hospital, joins Lak View Nursing Center, 2 block Lake Monroe, 33 mm, tror. Disneyworld. Sanford. Terms 577,5.00, or will carry papers 'it 5' nct irit 3771545 . 322.7420 Anvtirnp Cuntry home furnished, 2 bdrm, I' bath, attached garage. Secluded $190 mo 5100 security 6)303)6 ____________________________ LEASE- Deluxe unfurnisheci 1 ___________________________ - "SANFORD'S MOSSIE C. BATEMAN , -------- ............ Realty - 1 bedrXm house for rent, furnished, _____________________ $100 mo. 32%01S9. 76 Pay those Christmas bills by selling your unwanted items In THE HERALDS Classified, 3fl-2611. 53 Income And Investment Property Stenstrorn 't'v Store it andforget it? Sell it and forget It with a Classified Ad. 7611 ___________________________ Real Estate Feed Lotsand Acreage Seminole County s acre wooded pasture, beeutIf0I homesiti Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$ 0711. 46 Business Property For Rent Shop, Lake Mary Suitable for paint anci body t't mechanical work. 5)50 month. 373-1503 Peg 67A Appliances IIIII. , - 33 Large 7 bedroom duplei, 5)70 glay Brown Realty, 3775737 or 372 19 43 C.JII,. JIM DANDY JAll FEED KENMORE WASHER, parts, "Buy Direct From Boxcar" service, used machine's GORMLY'S, F'. 46. Sanford 373 1733 MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 380) Orlando Drive Sanforci 323 5203 *VAN000WN* Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1 baths, central air, fenced, trees Many extras Sanford, 322 3791 Sic area, zoned C-2. Ideal for used car lot and etc., ott 17-97. Also vacant lot 2 acres zoned C 1, Water. 321 02)5. 41 327-1)01 Lake Mary '' .. 37 52 We now have models ready immtiate occupancy In Carria IC Cove, Sanford's newest mool Ic home park, By owi'ier, a bdrm., 2 baths, 7 car garage, large eat in kitthen, 3 yrs. old $37,500. 373 6647 alter S and week ends -, Mobile Homes - Monday, Jan. 20, 1975-58 Tk.' IIIJ Rh1Ifhi,s - Two houses, furnished, Lot 100' * 736' deep with fruit, oak 1. pine trees $13,300 cash or trade. 321. 0i9. Property For Rent Resort - _______ . __. Spacout roorn, air, heal, fenced, CAMP SITES for rent Have your yard Kids and pets okay second home away from home by United Real Estate Astoc Inc. renting yearly fcr low rates at ToIIFreeo2lSogOOpenqam,pm CAMP SEMINOLE. 3224170 - I - Ac reage.$140 Mo. 42 Houses for Sale Unfurnished downstairs, $123. ib1o*1I Jurnhsnea. $. Whole hOW, $700 plus damage. Fenced. 322-0331. MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate is sold daily in the classified Ads. Nothing small abo'jt that! _____________________________ SAP4FORD )Rooms. bath, airwater furnished, no pets, SItS month 372________________ 37a9 • - . - 1 0r7 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue MObiI Park Perk Drlv, 3fl __________________________ 41 7Moblleplomespaces For Rent, Plo Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 373.4470 , Nice private lot, South Sanford Ave., 550 month, Adults only. 3n-o;'..l. A .mali CI,ISsified Ad brings b'j 'Chu'n5 l'V OflC and see Call 3?? 1611 r Ill v993 Apartments Rent Furnished Mobile Home Lots For Rent 3 Bedroom. I bath, central heal 8 air, fenc,d yard, 644 0231 or 831. 5331 after 5. I Bedrotjm apt., turn. $110 1 3 bedr,m apt., Unfurnished $liO 372 - - -x_sz_..mI t __________•_______•___•______ 1__....-.---_.---_--_-----.------------.--,_____.____.__________ ________________________ - __________________________ ' — ;-,. Want Ads Get People Togeth r--Thc WANT AD .... , Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. INFORMATION - - - FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IU TH CiRCUiT COURT FOR FICTITIOUSNAME is hereby Qveq thai I NOTICEOF INTENTION ______________________ am EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Notice is hereby given that t am TO REGISTER QØ in bvns at 1111 Croton CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged in butineis at 701 FICTITIOUS NAME E. ______ ______ Dr. MtIand, Seminole County. SEMINOLE COUNTY COUNTY. FLORIDA. Semoran Blvd., Altamonte SprIngs, IIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida. under the ti(t,toqjs name of PROBATE DIVISION Personals 4 CIVIL ACTION NO. 73.kCAI9.A Seminole County. Florida, under the purwant to Florida Statute 55113 09, POOLS DIVERSIFIED, and that I _____________________________ PROBATE NO. DIVISION A lictltiousnameof HADACOL SALES that the undersigned, dtllring to intendtoregltters.adnamc,fl,he It re: Estat, of NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. NATIONAL HOMES Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ANDREW PAVEICHAK AC. COMPANY, and that I Intnd to engage In business under the tic LOOKING FOR SINGING CE PT ANCE CORPORATION an register said name with ttie Clerk ot titlou name of Pliinljff. FHW TOXICOLOGY County, Florida in accordance Wittt TALENT. 305 17S 231). deceased Indiana corporation, the CircuIt Court, Seminole County, AND BIOLOGY LABORATORIES the provisions of the Flct,tiø NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaintiff. K EARN EV CON5T R u ci ION Name Statuti's To Wit Section rlorida In accordance with the at 160 Concrd Prive. Casselberry, Lecthlnt Vinegarl B4l KeIpt Now ' To All Creditori anti *. rr of the Fictltl.,s Name coMrANv, ti',c , . r""' " P, r. $OS0 Fior,oa Statutes 153? WU*%' .UV" i lu all tour in on capsule, .ii 1w Having Claims or Demandt Against WALLACE 1. SI4EPPAtD. a SingI Statutes, To Wit; Section 865.09 register the sild name with the I S Chester H Coleman V64+. Faust's Drugs. Said Estate: i. mart, and FANNIE A SHEPPARD. Florida Statutes 1957 Delendartt. Publish Jan 70. V. Feb 3. 10. 1973 Clerk of the Circuit Court of You are hereby notified and a Single woman, S: Robert 1. Brock IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM DEJ $3 NOTICE OF MORTGAGE Seminole County, Fior Ida. required to present any ctalmt and DIAL Defendants Publish: Jan. 6. 13. 20. 77, ins IN YOUR FAMILY? FORECLOSURE S: JAKOB HARICH 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE demands which otj may have DEJiS NOTICE OF SUIT AL ANON Publish: Dcc. 30, 1971. ian. 6, I). 20, SALE BYCLERK EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C. against the estate of ANDREW MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE rot families or friends of problim 1975 FICTITIOUSNAME Noticelsherr-byoiyenpijrwntto Cull, SEMINOLE COUNTY, PAVELCHAK deceased late of TO- WALLACE I SHEPPARD, a Seminole 322•261 1 tinkecs. a Final Judgment of Foreclosure FLORIDA DEl $25 Notice is hereby given that I am ____________________ Seminole County, Florida. to the Single man ForfurtMr Informition call 473 4517 dated January 11th, 197Sand entered PROBATE DIVISION engaged in businessaf 370ff. Winter Clerk of the Circuit Court, id IIC or write In Chancery Case Plo 71 1839 CA 09 INVITATION FOR BIDS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Park Dr.. Casselberry 3fl07, CASE NO. PR.14.370CP the same In duplicate and as that an action to toreclose a mor Winter ParkB of the Circuit Court Of the Estate ol Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Notice is hereby given that the Seminole County, Florida under the prov;e in Section 73)16, Florida Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in aNt SIDNEY CPIAWL[S LIEDMAM, Box 553, Sanford, Fla 37771 tage on the following properly in fictitious name of SEMINOLE City of Winter Springs, Seminole Statutes, In thit oEfies in the Seminole County, Florida for Seminole County, Florida, TAXI, and that I intend to register ..Ounty, Florida will receive sealed Dc'-d County Courthouse in Seminole FACED WITH A DRINKING Pterein FLOREtITIPiE, MARBLE. Lot $1, ACADEMY MANO#, said name with the Clerk of the bids for the City Insurance Orlando 8319993 NOTICE TOCREDITORS County, Florida, within four PROBLEM UNIT ONE, as recorded In PIt CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, Specifications are on tile in the City TILE 8 TERRAllO, IWC . a Cot TO ALL PERSONS HAVING calendar months from the time of PerhapsAlcohollc Anonymous Book 13. Page 93. Public Records of Florida In accordance with the Hall, O7 North Moss Road Any lirm poration.cuIyauthorlzedt,rant CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the flrt publication hereof, oi' the Seminole County, Florida. Can Help busIness in the State of Florida, 5 provIsIons of the Fictitious Name interested may call the Ott IC, 3fl SAID STATE Same will be barred. Ask For Want Ads Calllfl 4387 Plaint'If, and KEARNEY CON. has been filed against you, and you Statutes, To-Wit: Section 865,09 $133 during office hours, 9a.m. to 4 You and each of c'v ,ire hCreby Filed at Sanford Florida, thIs 13th Write P.O Box 1213 are required to Serve a copy of your Florida Statutes )57 • pm STRUCTION COMPANY, INC.. a notified and required to file any day of January, 1975 wrItten Øefecses thereto, if any upon Sanford, Florida Bids must be In the office by 7:30 Florida Corporation, are defen claims and demands wttiçh you, or 5: Leo .1. Cole' 5: Joseph Pajeichak dants, I will %ell to the high'st and either of you, may hive against laid pm. February 17, 1975. LEONARD V. WOOD, Attorney for PublIsh: Jan. 20, 77. Feb 3. 10, . A Executor APE YOU TROUBLED? ealI Toil Plaintiff, at Suite 711, 231 MaitIand DEJ io The city reserves the right to best bidder for cash at the West estatein theoltIcot the Cterkof the STENS1 ROM. DAVIS Free, 6414077 for "We Care"Legal Notice Avenue, Attamonte Springs, Florida _____________________________ accept or reject any or all bids. _____________________________ Front Door of the Seminole County Circuit Court of the Eighteenth & McINTOSH "HoIIInV' Adults or T.ens 3770), and file the original with the (Seal) Courthouse in Sanford, Stminole Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Attorney for Executor FICTITIOUS NAME JANUARY WANT ADS HELP YOU County, Florida. at II Mary I. Norton, O'clock Florida, Probate Division, In the P 0 Bo 1330, Notice is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PAY DECEMEBER BILLSI 322 City Clerk A M.. on the 28th day of January, Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, Sanford. Fl before the 17th day of February, engaged In business at 705 Collins Publish: Jan. 20, 77. Fee. 3, ins EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1975; otherwIse a judgment may be Drive. Sanford, Seminole County 1975. the following described within four calendar months from Publith: Jan 70, 77, 1973 _____________________________ CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR entered against you for the relief - Florida under the fiCtiti DEJ Si property as set forth in said Final hh timC of the first bl'cjt.on of OFJ t3 name o SEMINOLE COUNTY 'mandnd in th' Conptnt eren Cr!. to . ! thi$ rte Lach Clam Cr u'i;i -__________--------fHoTo;4AI(y, and S Lost and Found PROBATE DIVISION LOt 91. HOWELL ESTATES mt be in writing a WITNLS5 my hand and seal Of tnat I intend to register said name IN tilt in THE COURT OF THE CASE NO. 74.32CP __________________________ REPI.AT, according to the Pta duplicate and state the place of Court. this 16th day of January with the Cferk of the Circuit Court, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. fSeal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Mid Estat, of thered$ as recorded in PIat Book 11, residence and post 04IICC address Of LOST-Male) yr old Weimaraner CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Scmlnote County. Florid,a in at E IGII TEE NTH Arthur H. Beckwittt, Jr. JUDICIAL EDWARD f-IED ACKMANN Cl R. Page 98 of the Public Records of the ct.s;mant end muf be Sworn tO CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR named "Barney" REWARD. cordance with the provisions Of the COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clerk of Circuit Court Deceased. Seminole County, Florida. George A. Speec Jr by the claImant, hiS agent or at Ic: the Marrlag, of Fictitious Name Statutes, To wit. CASE NO. In SEMINOLE COUNTY By: Joy Stokes NOTICE TO CREDITORS and . torney, or the same shall be vOid section sMog Florida Statutes 1951 SANDRA SMITH, Wife Deputy Clerk PROBATE DIVISION Lot 93, HOWELL ESTATES TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Lost: Female 6 mo old Irish setter and DatedetOrlinctci, Ftor4da,this9lpi S: David 0. Morris PROBATE NO ,s i ci' Publish- Jan 20, 77. Feb.), 10, 1975 PublIsh' CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST REPLAT. according to the Piat day of January, 1975 in Scofl and Celery Ave area NATHANIEL E SMITH. HuSband Jan. 6. 13. 20,27, ins DEJ In re: Estate of SAID ESTATE: thereof as rccor in Plat Book 17, Reward. ni orn Jack B Nichols DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE DEJ 16 ALLEN L HARMAN. You and each of you are hereby . -- -------------- ----- _-Page 91 of the Public Records of Post Office BOl 33 NOTICE OF ACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT deceased. notified and required to file any FOUND: MaIeChihuahua Seminole County, Florida OF T!4d TO. NATHANIEL F SMITH whoi Orlando. Florida 37807 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL NOTICE TOCREDITORS claims and demands which you, or In LakeMary area. DATED this 5?h dly of January, ' ___________ dR. address Is unknown As Execvtr To All Credatori and All CUlT, 1ff AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE eitherof you, mayhaveagainit said 1915 Mustctescrlbe 377 0331 of said estate YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED HavangClalmsoroemandsAgalnst COUNTY. FLORIDA. estate in ttteofticeof the Clerkof the _________(CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) COUNTY, FLORIDA. NICHOLS & TATICH. P A, that an action for Dlolution Said Estate: CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$76.CA4IB PROBATE DIVISION Circuit Court of the Eighteenth 9 Arthur H Btkwith, Jr. Marriage Attorneys for Executor Good Thingsto You are hereby notified and In re the Marriage of arid other relief has been Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, _____Eat ______ Clerk of said Circuit Court CASE NO. PR 74.134-CP 1110 Hartford Building required to present any claims lAd MAY E. DOLLINS, WIFE, AND in re: Estate 'if filed against you and you are Florida, Probate Division, in the C.arolin pIes, $1 buWL. requIred to serve a copy of your Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Dtputy Clerk Justice Produce, State Farmers Orlando, Florida 37801 HUSBAND, agairst the estate of ALLEN L. Publish; Jan 20, 1975 BERNICE BPUEMMER, PbIith Jan fl 70. 1975 Attorney for Petitioner. Neigh HARMAN, deceaseø late ot NOTICE OF ACTION the time of the firSt publication )f DEJ 77 DC(id DEJ 19 Fsrhood Law Office Of Central this notice Each Sp TO i Seminole County, Florida. to the THOMAS GLENN __________________________________________ claim or demand AMENDED FRUIT FOR SALE Florida, Inc whose address is 106 must be in writing DOLLINS Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file and filed in NOTICE TO CREDITORS 372 Sr P40, 71.4150.413 ?hr same in duplicate and as W. Central Blvd. Orlando, Fla., duplicate arid state the place of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Y71OI, and file the original with the residence a post office address of 6* 11? provided In Section 733.16, Florida Legal_Notice NAVEL ORANGES, 57 50 EU CLAIMS OR PEMANDS AGAINST Clerkoftheabovestyhedcourtonor the claimant and mutt be Sworn to tatj, In their offices in the Company AlsoTangerines SAID ESTATE; betore February 21st, 1973, other. by the claImant, his agent or at 121st Signal Battalion County Courthouse in Seminole 3nnor3nou You and each of you are hereby wise a judgment may be entered torne'y, or the same shall be void County, Florida, within four Ft Riley. Kansas 66447 notified and required to file any against you for the relief demanded CONSOLIDATED REPORTOF CONDITION OF calendar mon?ht from the time of Datedat Sanford,Florida, this 7nd YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an claims arid demands which you, or in the Petition Fruit Jars.LIds.Sea$s "THE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO" the first publication hereof, or the day of December, 1974 action for diSsolution of marriage either of you, may have against said OF OVIEDO IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA WITNESS my hand and the seal of same will be barred, WVda J. Price has been tiled against you and you Estate in the office of the Clerk of said Court on January 16., 1975. AND DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES GORMLY'S. E. 46.. Sanford 37) 47)3 Fiidat Sanford Florida. this tith as Executrix of said estate. ____________________________ are requir to serve a copy of your th Circuit Court of the Eighteenth ( Seal) AT THECLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DEC 3), 1911. day of January. 1975 wrItten defenses, if any, to it Ofl Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, John C. Englehardt, (sq Arthur H. Beckwjth, Jr. WILFRED H. Harvey Coulter the Law Firm of Ii CONRAD, Florida, Probate Division. In the Instructions ASSETS Clerk of Circuit Court Ai Executor petitiontr't attorney, whose address Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Thomas R. kirkland, Esq By: Lillian T. Jenkins HARVEY COULTER Attorney for Estate is 100 North Highway 17 97, withIn four calendar months from Cup era due from banks (including S None Enroll now for January slwinQ Deputy Clerk Attorney for Executor Casu'lberry, Florida 37707. on or the time of the r:,v publication Suite 950, Hartford Building taspost debits of Insolvency Petition ............. classes Singer approved dealer, , 1405377,53 P.O 3236 Orlando, Florida 3280) before February 18th, 1975, and file this notice, Each claim or demand Neighborhood Law Office fa)U.S. Treasury Securities ----70 E lit St. 373 6141 .5 2.177,041.6.1 the original with the clerk Of this Forest City, Florida 327S1 Publish: Jan. 20, 77, 1975 _____________________________ (b) Obligations of Federal Fksancing Bank SNorse _____________________________ _______________________________ must be in writing and filed in Central Fia., Inc. Court either before service on duplicate Publish: Jan. 20, 21, ins DEJ $7 Total (Items 2 (II 6 fbi ...................... 2,477,011.64 arid stat, the place of 104 W Central Blvd. DEiss Petitioner's attorney or immediately residence and post office address of Orlando, Fla Obligations of other U S. Government 18 Help Wanted thereatter; otherwise a default will the claimant and must be sworn to Publish' Jan 20, 21. Feb. 3, 10, 197% IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE agencles.r4corporatioffl ............................100,00000 be entered against you for the relief by the claimant, his agent or at- DEJ-97 I. Obligsionsofstateswidl,oliticaIIubdivisioin ..............187,997.i7 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. demanded in the petition Other securities (including SHone tOrflf'y, or the Same shall be void, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Ladies interested In hin rning IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITNESS my hand and the seoI of working uII or part time. For Dtedat Sanford, Florida, thIs 3rd IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, FLORIDA. cOrporaestocks) ....................................13,019.94 this Court on January i. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. interview phone $30 3100 diy Of January, 1,75. Tradingaccoijnt securities None EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL ACTION NO. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR (Circuit Court Seal) P. Panico Federal funds Sold and Securities purchased CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR JACK CONLON arid DOLORES SEMINOLE COUNTY Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Are you a full time driver with a part under agreernentsto resell As Administrator c.t.a CON LON, his wife, SEMINOLE COUNTY 2.00p.33000 PROBATE DIVISION As Clerk of the Court time car? Check tie Automotive Ottwrtoans .................... -... of said Estate Plaintiffs, 4.378,84167 PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO, ?S-23.CP By Cecetia V. (kern Section ri The Herald everyday. JOHNSON, PANICO, Bank premises. fvrnituf* and fIx1urj, PROBATE NO. PR71-23.CP In re: Estate of As Deputy Clerk HIJNKAPILLER andothrauetsrepresentingbankpr,mI DOROTH? JEAN 0105, In It: Estate ............71I,$94 ERIC WADSWORTH JOHNSON, Wilfred H. COnred Real estateovmedcins- than bank premises ............ BAUM I SIMMERMON. P.A. IDA I. THOMPSON, None Attorney Ojr Petitioner Defendant. Telephone Girl. tExperienced). deceasea tn,estmWs In wb$ldirl r III South Maltiand Ave. NOTICE OP SUIT cons Ildated ........... None deceased. Gout pay, t0 salary. Ask tot 100 North Highway 1791 NOTICE TOCREDITORS Custorner's liability to this bank on Maltland, FlorIda 37731 TO DOROTHY JEAN GLOS NOTICE TOCREDITORS Clstelberry, Florida 32707 Scttank at To All creditors and All Persons 4470 None Attorneys for Estate residence unknown To All Creditors arid All Persons Publiih, Jan 70.77, Feb 3, 10, 1975 PublIsh: Jan 13,70,1973 HavingClaintsoroem,ndsAgalnst O'rier assets (Item 6 of "Other Assets") YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OurDeaIersaren,'ver unemployed, HavIng Ctalms er Demands AgaInst Said Estate: DEJ-90 120,47220 $ DEJ 40 that an action to Quiet title to te They enjoy average incomes in Said Estate: You are hereby notified and and f owing ciescriut properties In bC,tti "Boom or Buit" economlet, You are hereby notified req'ji,ed to present any claims and NOTICE OF TOTALASSETS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE whether full or part time. Male or required to present any claims and Seminole County. Florida; 12.151,742.34 demands whktu you may have FORECLOSURE SALE Lot . Block "B'. KNOLLW000. Female For details, write Mail EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. demands which you may against the estate of ERIC WAD have BY CLERK OF SECOND ADDITION, according to Sales Division, Box 10, WatkIns CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE against the estate of IDA SWORTH JOHNSON, decead late CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY, FLORIDA. thereof as recorded in tat Pi'oducts, Inc., Winona, Mm LIABILITIES THOMPSON, deceased late O the plat of Seminole County, Florida, to the NOTICE is Piecetiy given that nui.ta, 55917. the CIVIL ACTION NO, 7S'33.CA4I.A Seminole County, Florida, to the Bcok 13. page 54, Public Recordi of Clerk of the Circuit Court, arid file undersIgned, ARTHUR H BECK In re: Petition ci Demand deposits of individuals, partner. Circuit Court, and file Seminole County, 'lorlda, Clerk of the tile same in duplicate a WITH, as JR Clerk of ROLAND G. RASMUSSEN ships, andcorporatioin ......................7l1,749.01 tias been filed against you, end you the same in duplicate _, proes in SecHOn 733 16, Florida the Circuit Court of Time and sasirsgs deposits of individuals, NOTICE OF ADOPTION provided In SectIon 733,51, FIOridI are required toservea copy of your Statute, in their offices itt the Seminole County, Florida, will on Egivere In accounts payable, PROCEIDINOS partnersIlips,andc1Ipoqations ............... .••, 4.702.034.71 County Courthouse in Seminole $fatut,, Itt their offices In the written defenses, ii any, to it on the 4th day of February, 1973. pyrOli and posting to journals. at TO: RICHARDVICTOR HOWLAND for County Courthos, in Seminole THOMAS LOVET'T. attorney County, Florida, within tour 11:00AM at the West front door of 1)1.017.91 Must be able to type. Permanent 113 South Broadway DeIsoI$LetesandlnIcal,,.,,,diyh$i,ns ..............3.326.11397 Plaintiffs. whose address I Suite County, Florida, within four 1210 calendar months from the time as __________________ the Courthouse of Seminole County, position, S days week Starlir* Deposits of foreign Qvernments arid PeG Ho&, flew York 17571 Pan Amoricari Bank the first pub'ltatIn hereof, or the FIorid. In the City of Sanford, EnterprIses, Sanford Airport calendar monThs from the time Of Building, Orlando, Florida 37501, ofllciahiristItuiions "OU ARE NOTIFED that the th, first Plane same 1lI be barred hereof, or the Florida, offer for tale And ,eII at aboveisamed Petitioner, ROLAND same willliublication IndustrIal Park, Bldg. 131, San. Depositsofcomnclbank , be th10rI0I*1thtCI0f None barred Fedat Sanforci Florida, this 14th public dutcrv to thehighest and best G. RASMUSSEN, has filed a fotd 373 Gill Ceftifi(danciO4fIc;hecks,etc Filedat Santord, Florida, ths 13th the above styled Court on or before _______________________— 72,17907 day of January, 1973 bidder for cash, the following Petition in TOTAL DEPOSITS the the 14th day of February, 1975, Glamorous part aboyr Styled Court .5 11,779.111 25 Gay of January. - Bertha V JOpriton tlmesal, )eves a described property, situate in for the adoption of the minor (a)Totaloemandd.pasits $ 4,631.65300 otherwise a juigment will be As Executrix 'u R. Thompson Seminole County, Florida, to Wit: chlldrennamedlnthatpett week No canasing, collecting or (b1Totaltimeands,ivings,pj, .5 4.427.454.21 for the relief arid .... As Executrix HARVEY COULTER deliverino. LoSs 2)5 and 216 RkrM.a,,i Car L nhiñn. 'v'. , -'wTfl'H.fl'v to xer've a copy Harvey Coulter .i'u .nu ieursytrs m4flG'V in me complaint. Aflorny for Estate aCcording to plat niceisar;. Sarah Covenir; thereof of records Of your written c'$tnses, if any, solduridir a9Teemen?sto,e,rthase WITNESS my hand and wal of Plane P.O 80* 3734 on Attorney for Estate Jewelry 323 779) after6. amOng the Public Records of John A. Baldwin, Pet OthfrIiabIIJtlesfcrbcrrowed,non,, iflorser's at. said Court tne 8th day of January, None Forest City, Fla 37751 P.o. Box 3736, Forest City, Seminole County, Florida. Mortgage indebtedss 197% torney.wtioseaddressI550t,40 500 Florida 37751 None PubIis' Jan 20. 77. 1975 A flew Year's Reso,i,fIon you'll love. Accep51nc dxecuted by or for account pursuant to the Final Judgment of East HIghway 436. Casoelberry, Publish: (Seat) DEJ $6 Jan. 20, 77, 1975 Foreclosure entered In a case FlorIda, 3770'. on or before Sell qualIty Avon products part of thIsbankanaoutstanding the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., None 14th DEJ-V pending In ta:d Court, the style 00 tIme. U)W9. Other Ilabllfl day of February, 1975, arid file ttie Clerk of the Circuit Co.j.I _____________________________ 261.8)4.57 Which Is. original WIth the Clerk of this court, By: LIllian I JenkIns Join the world of Fun, Fashion and TOTAL LIABILITIES Mid St4te Homes, Inc., a Florida either before service on PetItIoner's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Deputy Clerk ________ Money. Show and Wil Outthmaid Corporation I1.SV,47,$3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND attorney, or immediately thereat- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Ciii. W. THOMAS LOVETT. f Clothing. Quality plus Call Plaintiff FOR MINORITY INTEREST IN tee; otherwise, a default may be CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SEMINOLE COUNTY. LOVETI, XREU'yER 8 HOLMES 7 after 3pm. FLORIDA. enter against you for the relief COUNTY, FLORIDA. CONLIDATEO SUBSIDIARIES 1710 Pan American Bank Gunn. IN PROBATE NO. 75.tS.CP demanded in the Pehitiott. CIVIL CASE HO. 74733tCA.$9.D Building In re; the Estates of: Defendant, THIS NOTICE shall be published FEI)ERAL NATIONAL MOR. 21 Orlando, Florida 3780) Situations Wanted and the docket number of which is once each week tot four LANIE ASH, DECEASED, TGAGE 4SSOCIAT ION, a cor RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES (1) Attorneys (or Pialntlffs 74 2070 CA 09 NATHANIEL ,., 0. secutive weeks in The Evening poration, 'ttc, Publish lan. 13, 20. V. Feb . 1975 Exprlenced Pianist I Organist WITNESS my hancj and REDOICK ASH. Deceased, wants ioo playing solo or with Resee for bad debt Se% On loans vne Of- Herald, Sanford, Florida. , DEJ 17 Plaintiff, ficialsealofsaldcourtthjs1.idty ROSELLA ASH group 321 $e.33 ___ itet up pursuant to internal Revenue Servic, rulings) fALLEN I. ' WIiPlESSmyhandandtpesealo, 77/.0000 Deceasea January $973. Oterresryeson,ns Court at Sanford. Seminote County, CARITON DUNNING and ARCHIE None IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (Seal) NOTICE TODEFENDA ReservnonsacurIfj Florida, this 8th day of January, DUNNINt., aa a Lavonia Dun None Apartments Rent EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 30 Arthur H Be'ckwitpi, Jr THE STATE or FLORIDA ,75. ring, his wife, and ELAINE CUlT iN AND FOR SEMINOLE Unfurnished Clerk of the Circuit TO' Court EDNA MAE TOTAL REERV[S Off LOANS MOOSE, ASH, (Seat) COUNTY, FLORIDA. By: Elaine R1CP,arde RESIDENCE WOLCOTT, NEW APIb SECURITIES Arthur H. Beckwitp, Jr. Defent 770, CIVIL ACTION ff0 75.9 CA09.D LakeMary,3bdrm, near SJC.l ii Deputy Clerk YORK,LAST MAiLING ADDRESS, Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF ACTION Sanford Choice of green or gold FEOiRAL IJATIONAL MOR. Joseph G. Spicola, ROUTE NO 3. LUDAISVILLE SPICOLA Jr fly' Lillian T. Jenkins TO CARLION DUNNING decor $ló0mo 1310797 TGAC,E ASSOCIATION, 8 LARKIN. PA ROAD. WOLCOTT, flEW Capitalr.e$esandtset*flturn YORK, Deputy Clerk address unknown fttylntcr?rat,an4mafor,,rut,acpv,standg, Plaintiff. None Attorney for Plaintiff 14590 Bamtoo Cove JOHN A BALDWIN ot DRM sga,r, YOU ARC NOTIFIED ttiat v's an flS F Kennedy BI, equity capital, total ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. Tampa, Florida 337 BaldwIn & D;keou aCtion for fortc, a mortgage on lunnykitchern, playgrt,und near LARRY LEE WEBB, SR, et 1.729,7945), Nat SINCLAIR ASH his filed a Altorneys at Law the follng property in Seminole city kirk & Sanford Plaza, From Defendants Publlth: Jan 20, 197% Petition In the Circuit Codrt of Preferredstock totalparvatue Suite 40, 500 East Highway County, Florida $110. Aliport Blvd near Sintorci None NOTICE OF SUIT Seminole County, Florida, to, OEJ9I (No $hres outstanding None) Cassefberry, Florida 37707 Aye 3731310 LoS 30 and that part of Ltt 31, TO' PIELLE M JACKSON, for Determinet',on of Heirt of Lane Common stock tot.lpar value ATTORNEY F3R PETITIONER OAKLAND HILLS. described as merly Plelte M Webb. ak a Nelle i - IIANKLIP4 ARMS APIS. 360.00000 Ash. Deceased, Nathaniel Ash, Publish' Jan I), 20, 77, Feb 3, ltJS IolIO*$ Beginning at a point on the (No shares ahori7,d34,00q) SEMINOLE COUNTY MUgaret Webb and STEPHANIE T. 1170 Florida Ave decanted, Rfdditk ASh, deceaWd, (No rare Outstanding 36,000) OFJ ii curve of the East right of way line of UTILITYBOARD LeMly '73 6450 and RoeIia Ash (Alien), deceased, Notice Of PIic Hririg RESIDENCE- UNKNOWN IN SurpM and vouarPherebyrpquredt5, VndividedprOfits Th THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE N, Sou?herly line of Lot 30. thence I7379aSI Boaro of County Corn MANINCRS'VILLAGE APIS All parties claiming ihterest by, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. South 61 degrees 30' is'. East along a copy of your wtitttri defen. d Reserve fOr contin flits s..' iS%iOnCrs Of Semn II? Bdrm turn or unfurn' through, under or agaifnt Plelie M County CUlT OF FLORIDA ofPi,rtautaIrnrs-es wy.on)lsAttorn,y,rff Fills, sitting as the Seme County SEMINOLE CUNTYIN AND FOR the Southerly line of Lot 30 for a 320?OrlaDr. 373MM JsckSon,4ormerIyNell,M Webb.a WhOW address 15 ShOwn below. and distance of 1)3 07 feet, thence North Utility Boarci will hold a p.sbiic k a flelle Margaret W-bb and PROBATE DIVISION l,fe C''&".f ! i.) in !i Count TOT1 APlTLL of t',' 61 decirri's )7' for a SI Stc'hanie 1 LCMIy PROBATE NO. Above ifyteø C)urt on or before Nt Chambers nI th. tu_ distance of 10599 it lu ,• .0 iu .iiy paruu In re: Estate of ving or claiming 3rd day *f March, otherwi., c, TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESER'ES, AND SI degrees SO' 35" West for a CourtPiusi., Sanford, Florida, on BEATRICE A ANDERSON to have any right, title or interest in RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES Default Jijrni will be entered CAPITALACCOUNTS distance of 7966 feet to th, point of Tuesday, tebrvary It. 1975 al 1.00 iLl,7234 the real Property herein described. Jaifl%h vouforthCr*Iiefd,rnanded PM or a soon ther,af$r as deceased, beginning, according to the plat YOU APE HEREBY NOTiFIED in said Pet it, which NOTICETOCREDITORS m,nat a 0*10 4bI to cOder an thereofas,cco,jnpla, BOf I), th40 an action to foreclose a mor MEMORANDA applicatn T. All Creditors . arid All Pstsonç Page 64, Of the of the heir's of * tgag. on the followirig real property Ash, conCerning charge's in water and Having Claims er Demands Against Seminole Covny,Public FloridaRicotds of deceased. Hathnn'e Ash Lanie wer deceased, Servlc '44es in ar,s rn :. n Sminol, County, FlOrjd,t cald Fstal,A', ' ' ', s t;rn fund aqan',t yJ a1 ,ou :;. t t' t 't't t, tl' rI Los 3 fl, It $ihi, ar hCftby A' tAIin), a tneir flOtIid and arerequired t ser':2a cOpy of your S*atts UhlIit,s, tnt caIerrcavs14ngwith(olldate 10,014.1*114 resplve ParadiSe Point, as per the plat Ui ' Ub C2nt inteVtsI required to present lAy claims and written defen. if any, to it on in th follo*ig fly 5: Slaney I Vhlen, Jr. Avoge of tcdal loon's for vn IS thereof as recorded in P1.1 Book S. de%crir,altat, Siivalt lying demands which you my hive RICHARDH ADAMS, JR..ESQ.,Of caIendardaysendngwin(iidle Cxrmn 4.053.99359 and being page 50, of the Public Rtotds of Semu against the estate Of DEATRICE GrAy, Adams. Plarris & Robinn, Cnty. ATTEST unearneo discount on inStalment Seminole County, Fid., A ANDERSON, dIcei Florida, to * late of PA,, plaintiff's attorne. Whose S Arthur H. Bkwifh Jr., loaM Intluded in total capataccovnfs hat been filed against you and you LoSs 7, 397, 215 of MIDWAY, Ck Seminole County, to the Clerk of the eddrels Is 40% East Robinson $trI, Standby letters of creólt N, Circuit Court, and ar required to serve a copy of your according to the Piet th,r,of Publish: Jan 13, 20.. 21. fil, the same in P.O. Box 3l, Orlendp, Florida written defenses, if any, toil On van Feb. 3. 191$ &,pllCat.and a'i Pf'vidi, Stctlon 377. on or before the 79th day In Plat Book I, page II Of DEJI) t, James W. Abefl, Vice PreSident, 1h .e.named bank, O of den Betg, Gay I Burke, PA., at 733.14, Florida Statutes, in thr r January, I91 Of S.mle file the origInal iotemniyaffizmthet this report of condition is frue andcorr.ct, to me best County. Fida Poit Off Ice Box 793, Orlando, TlOU5NAM Offices in the County Courthouse in with the clerkend of th Court either of my knowledge and belief Florida 32109, and file the Original NOtiCe IS herety given that I am Seminole County, Flofid.. within tefor, service on ptaintiff' at WITNESS MY HAND and OF l th W h Correct Attt' iaes w belI gaed i "'ness at Hy ii e. fl with the Clerk of the abe Slyicd ulOLlI3 vvasller'Uryer FICIAL SEAL OF SAtO c.rt four catndr mh's from Inc time forneys cr Immediately lhereaf let. CiP.tS IhIS Lnq*ci.iJ 1G'. mnoi' County, 04 the tint COurt on or bsfor February Ittn, pu;cat hereof, 15th day 04 January 19,5 otherwise a default will be entered P. Gorec Directors 1175; otherwI, a judgment may be ;lJri.t of same will be borreø. (Saf against u for the relief dtmanded i HaroidA. WArdS Jr. MART IN DEA JOHNNY'S Fliedat Sanford, entered aOinst you for the relief Fldà, this 15th in the complaint Annur H, he'(kwth, Jr * MODULAR MOBILE HOMES gtid day of January, ins demanded in the complaint or Clerk Of th Circit Court WITNESS my hand md seal of pCtiti* 'hat I tnt (SEAL) t 'egter Said name 5 Laura Mn GutIlta fm:r-& County. Fl it this Court on December 28lh, 1971 r 4 Ur f r'p'rr'1 (Jetk of t?. (ircu,i (jrl. M i'ecutrii WlTPiF5 my hand Dfld t scat of (Seal) by Ln.S ' Jbefore,*it. Ii 1i"ijyOf January 1175 and I ntai Heated STENSTROM, DAV13 'd Court on January 16th. 1973 Deptjt5 Clttk Aflhut H. Becky,.tp, Jr coqdlprrwit the pry tycrc1 frthattamnotano4f4ccrordrectrofthisbanx C SeaI) of I he I MCINTOSH ALBERT N 11715 Clerk of the CIrcud Court Ftf,t ewp,res Jan t. 1971 Nm -c tiatutes 10 WIt At?cfn*y for Executrix Arthur H Beckwitn Jr 210 Edwards flutdirig fly Elaine R1Chit ii rs toiaP Cathey UofaryF1c Stion $6.5 09 Florida Statutes ISS? P0. 80* 1)30, Clerk of the Circuit Court I t DePuty Clerk nfd Florida 37771 PbJSh i i,s Sanford IS By Marthg I Vihlen PuOf ja. 70. 77, 1173 Publish Dec 30 197a ian 4 Ii 72 PubliSh Jn 4. 1). 70. 77, ISiS PubliSh, Jan 20. 71. $975 Deputy Cltrk 1973 PEJ/1 ROM $145 Or)!, DEJ71 Publish Jan 20, 77, Ff0 3, 10 1475 ii-, D[M24 AJPO BLVD DFJ14 J7j7a; . ' Morday,Jj. 2, i IN THE - . ' TO LIST YOUR BUSINESS. .. DIAL - -. . ' ,. - 322-2611 or 831=9993 ' - . ..- . -..---- --.- .-. -.----'---'--' "- - •--.- -'-- , -----.--'----' ------'- "- - ..-* r' - _" ,._'. -- .- --- . -"' • - --' '"'- "-'' "' f"' �- ____________________________________________ - ----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 MON. THRU FRI. She' s also finWiing an auto- -_ — '.-_ 'HOUSE OF QUA LI T Y FOODS" DAILY LUNCHEON FRIDAY NIGHT 5 FEATURE CD MON. Baby TUES. Veal Parmesan WED Chic & Dumplings THURS. Beef Stew FRI. Tro ut Atmondine AND DINNER DAILY .4 - -____.__-.—------.--± N '" - I I - -."-•• '. -- . .- - Chicken Any Two Hnt Vegetables, Fresh Hot 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, -• ".. .. . • •.=. i_ -. -.'------- - - . -- 1- _ _ . 'j .--.-.-----.-' 69; - . - .. -'- 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 . I ee tin 9 M attempt to train a policeman to subdivision urged citizens "let -, -. 11 eto,~ - ro_ A~z - ~~O_w . !~_ w ' __ 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 ._._ _ ______ 1 , ' - BACKS POLICE '• Chief st Me Cas erry Amends Fi*re Ordinance Dates Scheduled Fort wThree Arra"igned In Co rt / 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 .' X __ - - _-_ Z -. - - - ! *; ~"fl~ z ~"Z - - 2- -_ - - r- f- ~Iw - - Edit or ial comment SB McUarim l8llO6PcanA%e, 5A Sanford, and Douglas James 49 $ (1 - . = ~ •---_ ._' _T-' , ' 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 ________ - - ,'- . - _____ i - .,. .-- --' CCv•1g% s_I,' k1IL -- ARBOR DAY I: .- ' . Van 11(4 Lampering charge in t th the robbery rctbon ____ 99 $ kI ~V~-' ~Tj : I_ 1~ '-------=------- , . J - $ Shesald theparentcompany, Which built a stt.dlo rot a Na. "-----------'- _ . ~,' -___ .--- ____ Large Filet Mignon -- ,_____ ounci I C - Delicious Smothered -] 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 ___________ . Jftspithl notes FEATURING LUNCH FAMILY NIGHT 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) (?) (6) You ng And Restless (2) 8 30 (33) Wes l eyan I'sT, I U Almanac (24) Special Of The Wcek C0 ~_o .11 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 (6) (,unsme I Marriage 6 Match Game (9) One Life To (9) Brady Bunch (35) Florida Lifestyle 13:55 (6) News MORNING Brothers F Is (9) Split Second (44) Phi l Donahue 31:30 (7,1) Hollywood Squares TU E SDAY - 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. _ -. '.' - . ' . . , ' . ' , - . __ . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dc3783390356517ee93fe05f627065f9.pdf 0beebdffe7dc8a15ff8697990ac36846 PDF Text Text - - - - - - 11 - - - - -- - -_ -_ - - -0 --- -_ _____ -- - __ _ ~ ___________________ BEETLE BAILEY ____________________ Mort Walker HOROSCOPE gjj. 1. . ,. fly BERNICE BEDE OSOL 0 . 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Mr - II" "t"111,1 PRISCILLA'S 41 POP by ' 611,1d By DONNA ESTES Ifemid SWI Writer - -t up at the Aug. 21 motions to amend the minutes. sock havingbeen present. ir.. 1 I Today A ,!,Z7 . y ___ ___.___- -k -=-=-, _-- .im,KZ - -_ _ -1 _~.,_ - __ __._ /1/ AF f. .( % S j' 4'' VOUR ID __ - - itw I , I Slurphy reports on Beasley and - -.- 7 _m" Mo. -- - - , %-, A rWHAT,S THAT I LOW CM ILL Btr1!)uA Ct'EES8URGER' irs A D(ET2 LOW IN ':ooKs 111CC JUGHEA015 A DIET WHAT KIND Around TheClock Bridge Calendar A 8/ CAEO DIET' ' - T 4* 813 SA -- i# ,44 1 'S I t)earAbb> Dr. Iamb I "?) -_- ' I-TT q 6A 6B - ff _____ *i-_ . Jr_ ____ L *r - =- A~~5N -1 14 -., - 71 ' : , , kf -is,I.. .14p- 3- - -V- ~ VT -..,,# .tr."_._..,,----!, i / i - •' -' pa ' °" SHORT RIBS W -- GIL GA ,, "' I I ' ___ Mowlay's high f(S. Overi Ight low U. Rainfall was 2.97 1whes. Partly cloudy through by Fronk Hill YOU ARE) YCXJ APE i -*I - - -nVE,14AT F~UL, , ~e., "-'p ' , -~-V_ CLIULP BE PROPP,EP FJ?0M WaYnMARLE ,,0610N 7_--.Is_-,jb-::-~ ,4 * * -_7 ,,.,. :-_ &4REFUL/00y. YCOR IJAMr ,t 4 rw,, _3T__ . IT RAINED, - !_Jj % - t 41;." - W by Bob Montana HYSTERICS. = - - - _~- ta r i . 9 # UM LUCK,IN imr(MAT v' ,?~ -ZINaY ACCURATE Wednesday with sbowero or thundershowers likely, mainly ô I M7 - __ - - AND RAINED... - 2.97 Inches of rain MOO&Y fflghtaud auto traJfjcu • - L . ., M3 -1 ______ - 4 __ -_ - hampered severely, as these Pictures attest. In the photo 2bOve, traffic creeps along at and Sanford A% .-. - ---.'.• .- _ - ' - - n are on Page A :J . It _. -_ ___ *- -_ - ---. . _it.ftjk__ . 4 I ( -af-Ill ((,i : r , '. - 4 ; uig to the upper SOs. 1w In the lower 70.. / - Z_ I . - jr i I - -w_ - - ___ .- --- it - , 4~ # . - .- I,--- . ~1 4 . . I,. - the Oviedo Volunteer Fire i - the truth," Connell said. Q -.z . TMIJ161r. _. - --T& I . ":" IV — -_ '. .41 - . _" NO mA You. WE PING -iiui 1. ,6.16,.rm,% 1 - *- - , The state attorney said he "I hope officials can keep the instead of an antagonist. * meeting late. ,1 1 think it would Schreiner first moved to Monday night, Connell said it after Connell, insisting to no feels a public official has a right public in mind as far as dif"Certainly I-Angw6od has no be appropriate to do that," expnd the call of the special took -supreme powers Out of LONGWOOD- In three avail to his colleagues that the to have an accurate record kept ferences are concerned." he e or lack of said. "So many governing monopoly on internal confliLt. Lormann said. separate votes ,Nlonday night, minutes as orginally approved meeting Slonday night to Sanford" to correct t1it. of his attendanL, .%lany municipalities in the two Councilman Don Schreiner permit action on the minutes. minutes, He also aked for an were not true, took his plight to attendance and that minutes, bodies have factions and the counties keep my office jum- was present at the Aug. 21 Ile then moved, with seconds apology from Grant for caUmg amended the official minutes of Seminole-Brevard State public record, should be ac- people are often the losers from ping investigating," Herring meeting, but was not present from Councilman If. A. Scott, to hirn a liar at a public meeting the Aug 21 budget workshop Attorney Abbott Herring cute internal fightingin such a said due to illness when the minutes inude In the record that when he session to reflect Out City Iferring said today Connell (ConneU) insisted he Nothing he discussed the body." Herring raid. Mayor Lormann Slonday of that meeting were approved. Connell arrived at the Councilman Gerald Connell brought the matter to his at- problem with Stayor James It. had been present Aug. 21. "It is a bad situation and I night recommended the city The minutes said Connell was scheduled was present and City 7:30 p.m. Aug. 21 His request went uritieeded. tention and some evidence was Lorniann, Herring said as far hope public officials place the council amend the Aug. 21 absent and that HartsDek was meeting at Accountant Harold Hartsock received that the minutes w ere as he 7:53 p.n, and to "I think the public recm-d is concerned the matter Is citizen flat and paramount minutes to reflect that Conne ll sent. Schreiner made the delete apy reference to Hart- the minutes was Oat. not correct, should reflect now over with. rather than voting with a friend showed I ,.a ;_ - But, the action came only *__- , ted Lif I - - ___1 - Q_164AT Al Verm.., I ) Clay Pit Morator" m . . rk ARCHIE I I _ i! r - Longwood Cie ty Cound1 aff of 4RJza'44. ' f - byBobThove -W Tr_ - .- - (,- I ' Action Comes Only After State Attorneys Office Queried LYW JW L- of FRANK AND ERNEST tg a, s 'Rose Gets A New Na e - ,01 T. ;~ By ED PRICKETT r CEL EBRA TES - --____ - _ ____._ 1 I 1 1 _____________________ _____________________ ______________________ I- __ . - Coun 1*4 . iL I : 4 - • . 'T '. - - _____ • - / .. ______________ f'*# 1 1 .1 . A (Continued on Page 2-A) Be ' N~~PI.j j( ''' ______'!*- _"d Title To . . ilt ,.. ..: ... ,a f W ~ V D 0 10 ____ - . - by How, Schneider LJ" he was told b> sheriffs agents that if he couldn't afford a lawyer he wasn't going to get one Ya tes testified he realized s rights we being violated but that he was told it was to proteet iuin - that hat he tuld agents about the theft ring f - NA)I1J IPS SU°POSEDTC BE A C 4iJyr. T OFt ir-' ____ r 6% 7. ~) - UK & MEEK . connethon with the theft ring and the complexity of charges against them. Yates has testified that he was arrested for contempt of 'urt June 21 and after he bonded out of Jail Salerno proached him with a t:terncnt that implicated Wm in the theft ring. The contempt of court charge was dropped, Yates said, and , g - 15'). ( neled orders through the Rt'ndevous Bar at Altamonte Springs. The death threats were reeaIed in a hearing in which Circuit Judge Joe A Cowart Jr. continued trial for Donald Crowder, 44, operator of the tr, until the week of Oct. 27. Freeman had sought the continuance because of the number of Persons accused in . a By Roger Iii REPRESENTS iJ' \A / P~ F I ,vr9sita Os' 1i M&ITEIfW /tS % 4 #1 - __ istant State Atty 1lph Erickson admitted in a Monday cirjt court hearing that Yates is in hiding because of threats on hI life Defense attorney Tom Freeman said Yates "is being held in sec ret" by Salerno, who headed the three'inonth probe that led to the arrest of 13 suspectain connection with the theft ring that police say run. Bur9 ries 100 . . 4LR6 4 , 0- M ork br&u, won't be at toda> s pertise than the county s Underweod said most county session, because he is out of adminjsative assistant. He The "rose" on Monday shed 4 . , administrations in Florida town on business. said the ordinance sspells out an its petals and grew into a full setting a date for the public "work under this system." tie I liattaway said he doesn't applicant who could make or fledged "executive assistant 0. . 1 hearing whIch is requIred said his proposalsare designed think it's "that radical a break hinisetf on his own ad. 1. to the 0 ) 4 Seminole County Com- before adoption of an ordinance to "streamline" county change. I don't see the reason ministrative abilities. . mission with the power to hire creating the position. government. . for all the hoopla." and fire. Underwood also recoin. r' Although salary wasn't In essense, the title of •'i ose'. was •s-.'., But Wiiljams said the nosj tion mended agai nst awarding of a if • . , t i tle i ven discussed at Monday s meeting, executive assistant was decided sh ould be combined with an contract. O-be created position I I ext year'5 budget contains On because some Com- $18,000 ; -, , I ,.% 10RIP ,; 1. . study to be conducted *1be kind of person the county before commissioners at a $25,000 n I for the new position. missiorers feared a Utle -such next year by 1i . Underwood to needs wouldn't want a contract, 01 * workshop finalized the ti0e and . 0~" ! CommMoner Dick William as county adminixtrator - produce a "package. We've got he said. .S formally agreed to consider the , I/ expressed some reservations would place too much power in to have some sort of direction or . - . ~ * ;~ . ., "if a person can't pull it, he Position at today's commission concerning the new position. the hands of one official. ,_ r, And, at one point, Williams One advocate of that position. _" Undeirwona said the pe -n m sullant added. . "I think we ought to talk 1 about an ordinance not talk about the rose, said Management consultant E.H. i u "Woody" Underwood. The title / "executive assistant" and Ile Seridnole County Commission today lifted its 304ay Realty, the broker, at the time employed Toni Binford, a first at tached duties and respo moratorium m the purchase of a $517,000 clay pit and agreed cousin of County Attorn ey Tom Freeman, : sibililles a Underood's continue ith a public hearing next week Binford, W ho s to re e half of Laurel's 000 com Wirlrhillli Vic 1) t. cRa te d on a 104-a ur e,ji LL- *tat of Interstate 4 a nd ea.st nds3ioin ir. the purchase, h., s sim resigried hun the # 4i !14 I '1'a,no' Wa, anyto4j nf Mariadi Woods Bad, has b a ter at Next week ' 1 ir ing Freeman, will be a rose, lie cWI PNIC9510=1 11mball's 6*SI a Clive * he e Aug. scoul, Zinn Beck (left) has put - the atiuk-city and iv ty bLreuig celebrates his 9M bird&v today. Ekek. w ho lives a, 1803 San. The rTmatocium was agrftd to Aug. 27, after residents or auttiority for the purci,.ise. responsibility on the Board of hlarkham Woods expressied oppotition to the clay pit operation or u., was sup w n neig r on Ta r rlt Cmimissioner IMike Vattaway, wim initial,ly sought and won County Commissioners," near the subdivision. showed up %Ith a cake to mark the OCCASIOIL coriInission approval of the moratorium, saidtoday that 'o one remarked Commission Snme residents also questioned the contract bmd use I-iurel I Continued On Page 1,A) . - :~[ 1 " - ti' , . I le- IL I11 I 41.1 10, 44 ,~ #;-' a%,- , . _% GarryTwdeau I Th a As' 1 BUT T. HLA 1D LAY r r. _a Dick Cavalli & / . 50 0 0 . it 4L - ^-_ Pass 4 Pus Pass Pus I !i : Vj / 11 If DOONESBU by I i I." ' .4 of'.. .i ' - J -4 . / ot C -, r pIeadingnocontetto charge of buying, receiving, and concealing stolen property, told defense attorneys that he spent two months riding over Seminole, Orange, Brevard, Osceola and Lake Counties with law enforcement officers 1iItwg ULIL whcrc the Ilicit ring had stolen items from home and businesses over the last vear and a half. 4 . " P ,. 4.'W t, 4 I / the six spot insures two tricks Oswald In the early Thir, in the llyourisewith dum ties slam bidding was a hit or my 's queen and th? king covers miss proposition. I wanted a you may only make one heart simple rule to tell when to invite or actually id a slam. I came up with the idea that any (Do have a question For time you could take a king out the Jacobys? Write "Ask Me of your hand and still have JaccMys- care this enoug h for ame you should no he most in think of a am 'and possibly teresting questions will be make a mild slam invitation. If used in this column and you could take out an ace you writers will receive copies of shoud definitely invite a slam I> Is , , , Ajt4 I the king' - -tM . t ,, 4 '.),I I MAC A\.-4 % T ____________ - - -- r, - a ______________ ;' J ____ I % "s _____ An Alberta reader says, "Playing at three notrump the 9.29 deuce of hearts was led against L--__-..i By 0s%ald & James Jacoby me. Dummy held VQ6 and I .. Here's your credit Cards, Cornrade ... U.S. passport, Social held &AI05. Should I have Security. birth certificate, driver's license and instructions for - Jim: "flow did you happen to plaved the queen from dum- 2$ ,,,______________________ _____________________ ____________________ Chic Young __________________________ CA I W I I .1 A AJ'l .z:.. 'w I ~r • ,. Opening lead - Q # / I 3* 4V 64 Pus Pus Pass '\.,._._ -' - 41 I T S . . . i - - ,_ - ______ .. ' ckwood because he isn't worried about aces North has his full values and goes on to the laydown six %i est .1iorth Fast South FALLIN' BEHIND. SYLVESTER'? . ___ t 1 connection ith the multi county 'steal-torder" theft ring, claims Seminole County Sheriff s dctettIe Ralph S&rno Intentlonall> violated his c&nstitutional rights so Yates c ouldn't be prosecuted for his participation in the theft ring. Yates, who said he received four yen probation in Orange C unty in February 1973 after A key SLItL witness, repor. tedly being hidden by sheriffs agentabecauseof threats on his Life, has admitted taking part in between 50 and 100 ar€a burlarivs. Calvin C. Yates Jr., in sworn testimony taken by defense lawyers for suspects- arrested in t Oswald: "Right. But North cue bids in hearts and now SouthnviteS the slam U Both vulner a ble EVER C7ET TH' FEELIN' YEK P % . - - W S > BOB lLOYD IIt'rald Staff Wtcr spades South would probably i - . EAST £ 105 Q V 32 - i. a It I slain" Jim "Iassurnethebtddingrn the box shows this rule in operition South would surely bid four spades without the ace of diamonds. So he invites the slam by bidding four diamond!. Testimony Heard i ness I and a king. you should bid the S01,711 BUGS BUNNY ip 29 *KJ32 V.976 - . 7P '- ____ _____ I A - A nd if you could take out an ace .NORTIf ID) A 1 I - - - It 1IWl.I) and JtIF:S J1(Ofl\' 10 •,-) J_f I' ( WIN AT BRIDGE ~ tfm ____ U \ í •ANO t WAN T 'Steal- To -Order' bY Dick C Tum T or ___________________ IV -- . -_ -- ) ___________________________________________ arry ( : I L L ."RS. J COURSE I _____________ -- . _____ _____ - ______ I ' ol ______________ -J -- I '"kL7 I - . i V)A1. tt IT " W" %.\ right. You'll be very ambitious today you. Your manner will YOUR BIRTHDAY GEMINI May 21-June 20) in a way that won't be obvious, force your friendships. Y u're especially well. It looks like you'll get a!l you go CArRIC')RN iDec. 22-Jan. P ' equipped to handle pursuits of a after. 19) This will be a profitable II be d v 'I sts New mental nature today. Tackle LIBRA (Sept. Zl-Oct. 23) The peri(A for you in situations intere things that challenge your next two days will be a very iA liere you share an interest, or oped this coming year to open 111ind. hopeful period for you. have to work through in. vist.as that were denied you in th past Your circie of CANCER It iJune 2lJul> 22) Opportunities hill be ioming to termtdniries 9) acquaintances 'll also in. Stay atop situations today and you through friends and n AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. tomorrow ibat could aid you tacts. You're in a cycle where you re crease. - I US - by Art Sonsom ~ F- , (~', .-----,%, _____________________ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents . t Succ,ess is likely today, if you you. Don't be bashful about 21) You have a way fE, people today that will benefit for your efforts. Don't un. Ibasmt requesting favors. derprke what you do for pay. Don't b,ack off if you feel you're VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 2 o be r:war LkII __ --- - - -- _______ - - - . - - - _; --_4_ - - ' - =,!' f -Ago-&!~- - - -*As~- - - .- -• S - ._.._ . . '- -==- - - - ..- . - - I-. . - S... S '._ - .- - , - - - . ., ---- - ,, - -.- '- the photo at It a jeep toes to pull a semi tractor that stalled ' . -'- - ' - = - - - - - - �'IJ-___----- a 2A—EveningHeraId. Sanford. Fl. Tuesday, Sept. 3o, 1975 November Trial Set For Oviedo Fire Chief Charlie Beasley .: Evening Herald, Sanford. F). Tuesday, Sept. 30, ifl5-3A - '1P NATION k;~__ _ - IN BRIEF Oil Price 'i;. I Controls On Again; Ford Blames Congress WASHINGTON i API — Price controls on domestic oil re off icially in effect again, but President Ford says fuel costs III increase anyway and that only Congress is to blame. Ford signed a compromise bill Monday, extending price controls on most don iestic oil until Nov. 15. But he warned that the e x tension uould not affect the new lv increased prices of imported oil produced by the Organization of Pttroleuni Exporting Countries (OPEC). "When the price of gasoline goes up at the service station. I want the American people to know exactly where the blame lies," Ford said. "Until Congress acts, there is nothing this country can do about arbitrary OPEC price hikes - and there may be still another fuel price increase next June." The President accepted the pricecontrol extension bill as a temporary compromise with Congress, but he said rl , vasure "does nothini to reverse our Ir1wn: l ":fljeii(C' on OPEC countries, Weapons SLA Files, Found SAN FRANCISCO i AP) — While the remnants of the Synibionese Liberation Army enlarged their arsenal and g athered the makings of a bomb factory, they collected thick files of information on business and government activities and notes on corporate officials. Weapons, cmplosives and cryptically labeled file folders were listed in a 12ft.page inventory of items discovered at two apartments - one that had been occupied by Patricia Hearst and Wendy Yoshiniura and the other by SLA members William and Emily Harris. In 1xth anarimrtts. agcnts I.und more than a dozen uigs, large quantities of makeup a nd cosmetics and a wide variety of sunglasses and dotlung. Phony identification papers were also found, along ith niore than 100 books ranging from Marx and Lenin to Herbert Marcuse and Chairman Mao. Disease Victims Learn Fate OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) -More than 100 descendants of Antone Joseph, a Portugese immigrant whose genes carri ed a fatal disease, are finally learning about the nysteriousfanilly illness that has killed 48 of them. Some members of the family learned for the first time last eekend that they are victims of "Joseph's Disease" hcn Dr. William Nyhan, professor of pediatrics at the University o(California at San Diego, conducted special clinic for them at Oakland Children's Hos?ital. The Incurable neurological disorder occurs only In Joseph's descendants. Family member Rosemary Silva, who traced the decendants for the clinic, described it as "an emotional experience. For years we didn't know what kind of disease we had" FBI Talks TotNeffa Inforrna,,t DETROIT lAP) - Federal Investigators said they continued telephone contact early today with an Underor1d informant who says he knows where the bod) of ex-Teamsters president James R. Hoffa is burkd. "We've re-established contact. The lines are open again." said Senate subcommittee Investigator William B. Gallinaro. Galluuiro and another subcommittee investigator, Keith Adkinson. Said they were waiting In a Southfield motel room for another telephone call to obtain details about the location of a grave where the Informant says Ufa Is burled. Secret Service: Need Money WASHINGTON (AP) - The Secret Service, facing it:; first Senate investigation because of two assassination attempts against President Ford, is expected to plead for more money to provith better protection. The Senate sulxonimittee on Treasury, Postal Service and general government appropriations begins hearings today, hoping to find out what the Secret Service needs to do Its Job. Initial witnesses include Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, whose department Is responsible for the agency, and Secret Service Director H. Stuart Knight. A subcommittee staff member said the agency, best known for its role in protecting the President and presidential candidates, probably kill ask for additional funds to guard the 1976 candidates. Strom: Bill Hits Cable TV ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - A Bill before the Senate could sub)ect cable television operators to "unnecessary and harassing lawsuits" and make it difficult for them to raise capital, says Sen. Strom Thurmond. Thurmond, In a Monday address to the Southern Cable Television Association, said the measure contains s)mptonis of a disease known as "government overregulation." The South Carolina Republican added that "cable television's potential to revolutionize the industry" has beer, buried under the avalanche of rules and regulations..., compliments of the federal government." House Reins In Post Office WA.SII!NGTDN AP -The f!ouse, voting to revoke the financial independence of the U.S. Postal Service, is sending a message to the service about the "Pony Express" quality of mail delivery. The House voted 267 to 123 Monday '0 cut a propused extra subsidy of 11.7billion for the Postal Service and to require the service to come to Congress annually for futdirig and to pit its revenues in the general treasury. Before finishing work on the measure for the day, he House spent five hours of debate full of stinging mtkism of mail delivery. Members from both sides of the aisle used the debate to cite numerous constituent coniplitnts about slow deliveries and rising stamp prices. Teachers Return To Work . - — - --,, - In Manslaughter .n q . Ir " - Eddie Williams, 24, SanState troopers said the auto that AN Route Two, accused of struck the Montanez vehicle left ford -4 J, I .. 4j _f I : 6 assault and battery and i the scene without stopping. A~q 'A' / J - . A25.year-.old Longwood man i . , _~ Lee was arrested by Florida resisting an officer with pleaded Innocent Monday when iligitway Patrol Cpl. J.A. Crews violence to his person. arraigned in circuit court on on Sept. 8 after troopers ImWilliams was arrested at the I . charges of manslaughter, pounded a damaged auto, Deluxe Bar, Southwest Road, aggra vated assault and leaving registered to Lee's employer, Sanford, during a melee in the scene of an accident an Orlando auto sales firm. The which Sheriff's Li Roy Hughey . I I suiting in injury, .:t~ [ impounded 1973 Mercury was struck and his helmet A Circuit Judge Virgil B. Cougar was ta ken to the San- visor, watch and a badge ripped / tr Monroe Co nklin ial for set - - ~-~! P. ford Crime Lab for processing off his uniform. : Jr., •. Lee 565 Seminole Ave., 25, of evidence. Tommy Louis Sa unders, / Longwood, for the week of Nov. Lee was originally charged 26 Sanford of resisting SR-46, , 3. with leaving the scene of an Thecharges against Lee stem accident with a dea th Involved an officer with violence to his I from a Sept. 3 traffic accident and careless driving. He was person in connection with the I- / on 1.4 north of SR-436, released from jail after posti ng arrest of Williams by Hughey at _____ _________________ — i the bar. Altanionte Springs, in which $5,100 bond. t hree-year-old Fabian MonCourt records indicate that Trials for both Williams and LY'' tanez, of Hoboken, N.J., was those charges were dropped by Saunders were set for (k. ?. State Atty. Abbott Herring's — Trials were also set for District Governor Jim Driver, (center) guest speaker Monday at killed. ROTARY HOSTS The child's parents, Ralph office In county court Friday. Oct. 27 for two Sanford men the Sanford Rotary Club meeting, Is greeted by President J.S. Nik4a, 24, and the felony charges filed in DIS7', GO VERNOR ltrdp (ievt'land ikIc and Sergeant at-Arms Speed Moreland. Monthnez, 34, and a ccus ed of breaking and enwere injured also when their circuit court against Lee. Driver is mayor of Winter Park and president of tering with Intent to commit a Other defendants pleading misdemeanor and petty larceny ( IA'ague of Cities. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.)the Tn-County compact car was struck from the rear and hurled Into the innocent when arraigned in connection with a burglary at median of the divided highway. Monday included: a tavern in Sanford. 114 q: By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Florida Power Experiment Rewards, Punishes Customers (, \( PALM BEACH GARDENS (AP) - Florida Power Corp has been given the go ahead to reward or punish customers in an experiment aimed at slashing electrical consumption during hours of peak demand. The Public Service Commission approved the year-long experiment on 200 volunteer customers Monday. In other action, the commission approved a $1,995 million rate increase for the Winter Park Telephone Co., iflitch serves 56,000 customers in north Orange and south Seminole Counties. The Florida Power experiment is designed to entice consumers to use their appliances during off-peak hours 01rougti the imposition of drastic rate cuts and increases. During the experiment, customers will be charged 1.7 cents per kilowatt hour, about half the current rate, for plugging in (luring off-peak hours. O I - ... -. ____ _ A Students Face Transfer Wait 1 i\ Ii .\ I lA'*:i; iAlli Sen. I 'hil lewis, D'Wet Paliii Reach, says conflicting schedules have forced some community college graduates to wait weeks before transferring to state universities. But community college spokesmen assured chairman Lcis and other members of the Florida Public Post. Secondary Education Finance Committee on Monday that conflicts have becn solved by dovetailing schedules. The committee, scheduled to resume today its discussions of higher education problems in Florida, was told Monday by Lewis that different time schedules for universities and community colleges are silly. Community colleges operate on a modified semester system. State universlitles operate on a quarter system. - Donald Wayne Brown, 26, 1112 W. 12th St., and Gregory Lawson Vance, 18, 1010 Holly Ave., both Sanford, were arrested by Sanford police after Continued From Page 1-A) seized when they arrested details how the theft ring, that Yates said Salerno obtained Yates testified, beer, wine and cigarettes were another suspect in raids Aug. 15 over an 18-month time span had the statement implicating him When the Orange' and tak en by burglars at the Tiago him in the many burglaries, in south Seminole. four members who committed in the theft ring from a man in Seminole County Sheriff's d& Beer Tavern, 1013 W. 13th St., "I told them everything they burglaries for merchandise on the Orange County jail on partmenLc and other law enon Sept. 16. wanted to know," Yates said. "I Yates said agents wired him order from customers, murder charges. forcement agencies made the am still talking," he said in a with a'-body bug" on numerous operated and how such Items as -Trial was set for Nov. 17 for August raids they reported Yates quoted Salerno as approximately deposition taken by Freeman occasions and he talked to guns, televisions, stereos, stolen Jacob B. Davis, 24, 400 Pine in If I am going to work Sept. 25. suspects and ugents tape meats, outboard motors, furAve., Sanford, on a charge of merchandise was recovered. The sworn 95-page document iecorded the conversations. niture, tools, cash registers, with you,Iam going to give you Officials said the theft ring I shooting into an occupied became public record Monday adding machines, acetylene some kind of insurance to you believed to have been con- vehicle. Police arrested Davis when it was put Into the court Two wiretaps were also used, torches, jewelry, auto parts, giving, taking the chance." ducting "a million-dollar-a. in connection with the shotgun file in the case charging agents said, and about 1,600 tires and citizens band radios "He (Salerno) intentionally year business" and that some of wounding of Lawrence Crowder In connection with the telephone conversations were and fishing equipment were violated my rights. I have it in the stolen Items were shipped Alexander on Sept. 23 In an buying and selling of a stolen monitored during the probe.. sold to fences who resold the writing. I have a copy of the out-of-state to waiting incident at Locust Ave., and $15,000 motor home that agents The testimony by Yates stolen items at a profit. statement. . . about 39-pages," customers. Seventh St., Sanford. Wit ness Tells Of 50- 100 Burq1 Burglaries Animal Building Permit Hassle Followed By Walkout Fi g h ti n g Opposed Foreign Laborers Take 1111 Lewis Blasts Probe Critics It h1i, penalize a prospective buyer built on It. Mr. Hattaway is not with property within the acre liable, the city Is liable. The minimum lot size." city cild come out and tear the WIN TER SPRINGS - Angry When Ranchland residents house down." rebut t&s (rcm the audience and objected, challenging Brock'a Mrs. Van Eepoel raid of her a walkout by Councilman Irene Interpretation of the city or- walkout, "Had I stayed I might Van Eepoel followed a ruling by •dlnances, Stock said if they have said something I might City Attorney Newman Brock wanted to correct the original have been sorry for to Mr. and failure of the council to error "burning down Walt Stock." revoke a controversial building Parkhurst's house would be a Later in the meeting, the permit Monday night. simpler solution." remaining three council Mrs. Van Eepoel charged Richard DeFaxto, a Ranch. members (Ernest Hendrix was Building Inspector Ray lands resident, suggested absent) voted to replace Mrs. Bradshaw had issued the since Hattaway Realty sold the Van Eepoel as the city's official building permit Illegally on half lot to Parkhurst for the representative on the County Sept. 15, to John Laux for -the owner, Hattaway should be Technical Advisory Committee west 175 feet of Loll, Block C., responsible If the owner could with the new city planner North Orlando Ranches. not sell the spilt lot to Laux, Dianne Kramer. The property is adjacent to because of not being able to When told of the action, Mrs. Mrs. Van Eepoel's home on obtain a building permit. Van Eepoel said, "The city 4 Tradewlnds Road and she said Brock replied, "The city cannot do that, I was appointed the 3.5 acre lot had been should have never let a house be by Sen. John Vogt." Illegally split, with the other half having been sold to Walter Parkhurst for a home site in 1973. She charged the lot being sold to Laux has not been repisued and recorded in the courthouse as required before a building Dr. Harold Stone son of football team when now County, permit can be issued. Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Stone of School Superintendent W.P. Brock gave the legal opinion Osteen, recently received his (Bud) Layer was assistant that the city could not deny a PhD (Doctor's) degree In coach. building permit on the property vocational education from Stone received his bachelor's even though it had admittedly Colorado State University and been split illegally. A previous was named instructional and masters degrees, from city attorney had twice ruled supervisor for military Florida Atlantic University in nothing could be built on the pragrams at El Paso Corn. Boca Raton. A former split lot. vocational guidance specialist munity College (PCC). at EPCC, he was selected as Brock said, "Somebody made Stone is one of two Seminole an error in 1973 and a survey by High graduates known to have instructional supervisor for a registered surveyor should achieved a PhD degrees. military programs in Europe have been forthcoming at that and Is responsible for certifying Graduating In 1959 from time. I don't think we can Seminole high he played on the instructions and supervising program development. State Sen. John Vogt has prefiled a bill that outlaws imfighting, a Vogt aide announced today. Vogt filed a similar bill during this year's legislative session, but it was vetoed by Gov. Reubin Askew. Askew vetoed the bill alter senators from northwest Florida tacked on an amendznent legalizing some types of cockfighting. "I am very hopeful that we can put a good, strong anti. animal fighting blllon the books this year," Vogt said. Vogt conceded, however, that the same pro-cockfighting faction will attend next year's Legislature. "But if enough people show their representives that they support an all inclusive bill then I'm confident we can be successful," the senator added. Vogt said the bill would prohibit animal fights, but allow legitimate hunting. The bill also prohibits advertising or staging the fights, training anim1s for fighting or owning animals for fighting, said John Gash, an aide to the Cocoa Heath Democrat. Vogt said that while many people are "unaware" of the problems involved with animal fighting, a South Florida newspaper has pointed out Florida ranks among the top five states in dogfighting. ST. PETERSBURG (AP) - Comptroller Gerald Lewis has challenged critics of his public statements on his investigation of a multlmillion-dollar mortgage securities fraud. "Those who are complaining about all the publicity ould be better served by helping clean their own house, instead of trying to cover up this shameful mesa," Lewis told the Pinellas County Democratic Executive Committee here Monday. Florida Chamber of Commerce officials had complained that land sales were hurt because Lewis' statements or. the matter last May suggested that land sales were involved when the fraud actually involved mortgage securities. Parole Appointment Shakey TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The expected reappointment of Chairman Ray Howard to the Parole and Probation CommIssion at today's hurricane-delayed Cabinet meeting may nt.i assure his remaining in the post. Senate Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon, I)Miami Beach, said the Senate would take a close look at the "inappropriate" appointment when it comes up for confirmation next spring. Also scheduled for action today were requests from the Natural Resources Department for emergency action on beach restoration from hurricane Eloise damage and from the Business Regulation Department on changing rules to allow quicker suspensions of jockeys. a Seminole Man Awarded Education Doctorate Knife, Gun Reportedly Used in Weisbaden, many, he will work closely with instructional deans and department heads, on the EPC campis. lie was a member of the EPCC staff from 97 1(72, then said a citizens band radio, became a career centent antenna and tape deck, total specialist for the State Board value $350, were taken in the for Community Colleges and burglary of an auto at the Occupational Education in residence of Bill Rew, 911 Denver and later coordinator. Spring Valley Road, Altamonte director of the Stamboat Springs. Springs Center of Colorado Deputies reported Donald A. Northwestern Community Redway -t1 -, of. flvL,In . treated and released from lie and his wife, Norma Jean Florida Hospital North , and their two children visited Altamonte Springs, after he his parents in Osteen earlier was accidentally shot In the this month before leaving for right leg. Germany. Deputy Charles Coffee reported that Redway said he was at a residence at 115 Manor Ave., Longwood, when he picked up his Derringer pistol from a er. Redway said he dropped the weapon and it fired, shooting him in the leg. Turllngton Wants Feedback b. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington wants students and teachers at state universities and community colleged to tell him what's on their minds. He announced Monday a tour of the nine state universities and 28 community colleges, beginning with a Wednesday visit to New College in Sarasota. "1 will meet with as many faculty members as possible in one meeting and with as many students as possible in another in order to get direct, personal exposure to the issues and problems of eacii university and to the opinions these groups have concerning the future of higher education in Florida," Turlington said in a news release. Williams To Rule On Pension Detectives Investigate Rape Report Mon .., ,. - -. - • * 4• .-•,.',, Harold KastnerCo., 423 W. 13th St. Police reported the thieves entered by prying open a door, JUVenil S Sought Sanford police today were searching for two male Juveniles who a frm • fli'Ifn.' .' wui $.1 A... ..... muIny afternoon a,s she exited a food store at Third St. and French Ave. aft r making a purchase. The woman told officers the purse contained a $O diamond watch and a wallet with $1 cash, Officers are Investigating the theft of six cases of soft drinks, an electric lcrzor and aquantity of bars of soap from * burglarized storeroom at the .- 4. , . - Equipment Taken . rinersris aepunes today reported radios, a television, jewelry and a piggy bank, total value$500,weremlssingaftera burglary at the 1867 Llnneal Beach Road, Forest City, residence of Donald Roberts. Deputy C. 13. NIckle said the dwelling was entered by cakinga window and the house ransackeij. In other reports, deputies t , 0 1'' . Aoratorium Lifted I '? iContinued from page IA) ha s stepped forward" to protest the county's purchase of the clay pu - However, ConunLssion Chairman Sid VIhln Jr., said that thi re has been a lawsuit filed In opposition to the purchase. But, Fr eeman said pending litigation 13 against the Board of Adju1 intent and not the county commission. ,,The legal position Is that we can proceed," Freeman said. Huttenuy reemphasized today his position that Ihe 30-day ratonium was to "clear the air," and the commissioner said e can proceed with the project at this time." The brief flurry of attention paid the controversial clay pit ;pw chase came after Bob Andrew, the county director of public '% 01 'ks, asked the conimission for direction. "The 304lay moratorium Is up," Andrew said. "Which way do I We proceed?" '-,, ARRIVE ROVE _______________________________________ .•- TALLAHASSEE (AP) - U. Gov. Jim Williams should decide quickly to appeal a decision allowing for. ncr Education Commissioner Floyd Christian to keep his pension, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says. In a riienio to Williams, Shevin said the state should not he in a position of paying a $25, 000-a.year pension to a person who has admitted violating his public trust. Christian has been judged guilty in state court of reedy. irig kickbacks in connection with his official duties and is in federal prison for income tax evasion. - V U C - - • :, - . - Early Morning Calls Are Just Co utine By AUDIE MURPHY Herald Staff Writer and set back home, it's time to calls now are for emergency And once we came within a sometimes overlaps, since labor were provided by the go to work." medical aid," Beaaley said, couple of minutes of having to some members of the police volunteer firemen. When he's not wearing his According to Beasley, the deliver a baby," he said. department, who have received The pride and joy of t Getting up at 3 a.m. to fight a chief's hat, Beasley is in charge department, which is made up Beasley said six volunteer first aid training, are also Oviedo Fire Department Is its grease fire or give first aid to an of celery harvesting at WMF of 15 volunteers, receives firemen have completed volunteer firemen. 1974 Mack fire truck, which accident victim is predictable Farms. He and his wife, Laura, several calls a month for emergency medical technician A recent project of the fire sports a powerful 1,250-gallonpart of the day's routine for and their two children, Denise emergency attention, training. The others hav department was repainting the per-minute pump. According to Oviedo Fire Chief Charlie and Joey, live on King Street in "We have every kind of taken, or are taking, the 200- firehouse in dazzling Bicen- Beasley, the new truck will Beasley. Oviedo, Denise Is seven, Joey Is problem you can think of - hour minimum standard firetennial red, white and blue, tern endously improve the "A fire at 3 a.m., can keep five, heart attack victims, gunshots, fighting course. All have at complete with stars. When department's firefighting you up all night," the 27-year"We average four orfive fires stabbings. The other day we least advanced first aid completed the two front doors capabilities. old chief said. "Be the time YOU a month. Mostly electrical fires had a small boy who got his training, of the lire house will aninunce: clean and store the equipment and brush fires. But a lot of our finger caught in a shower Other vehicles in the Beasley said training "1176 . 1976." The paint and drain. firehouse include a '47 Ford truck ("starts every time," hle3sleysald); a '52 Studebaker and a '57 Ford. The volunteers -_%-..___ are using money they receive or weekly drills to pay for a 1 974 rescue van. The depart. ment's original rescue van was CASSELBERRY - An at- rates equivalent to single stolen and burned a few months torney representing a group of family residences, despite ago. apartment owners threatened state Public Service Corn. Beasley said he expects the to take the city to court at mission's (PSC) approval of a Monday night's council policy that tails for apartment Oviedo Fire Department to meeting. units to be charged two-thirds expand in the future, especially lso if a planned unit development James Wharton, representing the single family rate. The city's policy of PUD scheduled for conowners of apartment corn— plexes Semoran North, charging apartznentsowners by struction south of town becornes a reality. Sedgefield, Sundance, and Lake ',he unit, instead of by Howell Arms, said the apart- meter, "The department would have ment owners need emergency - The city's de facto "double to grow to supply the needs of interim relief from recent taxation" of apartment owners those th ousands of people," utility rate increases. The at- who built their own utility Beasley said. • torney said if emergency reli ef systems, donated them to "I think Oviedo Is already In was not granted, "we will seek General Waterworks, which need of at Least four full-time other farms of rectif ying the was acquired by the city, which Uemen.Weneedama to he Inequities." In turn boosted utility rates, here at any hour of the day or Wharton listed four major Wharton added, "if some kind nigh t." utas in whin the apartment ot react isn- t !ortncunhlng, Well Th. ,,r,hIp,'y, t,jh I feel they are getting have to take the city to Court." fighting fires is getting people unfair treatment: City Attorney Ken McIntosh to practice fire prevention - A 25 per cent surcharge suggested that Utility Director techniques, Beasley said. "It's w I — levied by t SuI'Threatened f Over Rate Hikes _ _____ ________ 'Tl _____ ç _____________ 3- _____________ ______ _____________ 1 _______________________ _____ ___ ___ "- ,' __ ___ _______________________ - , %~ - - - the city on customers John Lane be sent immediately just human nature. People - uutside the city limits. to Ft. Lauderdale to confer with think it always happens to the thief - Anordinance that requires utility rate expert Howard th (HeraIdPhotobyTomVtncent) o er guy." apartment units be charged Osterman, whose firm, Diversified Utility Services, Inc., had moments before received council approval to conduct a utility rate study for Caelberry. Councilman Sal Orlando introduced a motion InLONGWOOD - Lake Ruth before city council votes on the Mrs. Widdis deleted a portion of rexoning proposal would not corporating Mcintosh's South subdivision homeowners Issue, her property from the request decrease the value of the Lake suggestion which passed 4-1, continued their fight Monday The first attempt by Mrs to place the Lake Ruth South Ruth homes. with John Zacco dissenting. night against the proposed Widdis to change the zoning on property more than' 500 feet In answer to a question from Lane said If the meeting Is industrial rezoning of the Betty her property early this year away and thus removed the council member June Lor- arranged, he will report back to Widdis tract east of SR 427. failed after the Lake Ruth necessity for those homeowners mann, several of the the city council later in the residents introduced testimony being officially notified of the homeowners indicated they week. At the fifth public hearing on by a property appraiser that the proposed zoning change. would prefer any type McIntosh said the results of the issue this year two industrial zoning would The portion of the Widdis residential development to the seeking Osterman's advice hearings before the zoning depreciate the value of their tract abutting SR 427 has been Industrial zoning. might keep the city from having board and three before the city homes separated from the requested changed to B-i Grant said the city had called to go to court "bright and early council - the homeowners Widdis property by a 200 feet I business district), a moratorium ni oonie...I.,ia for inonlka on the con- Monday morning." . .-. fish were told by Council Chairman wide strip of residentially zoned At the hearing Monday night, struction of duplexes in the In other action, the council Control roaches and ants the J.R. Grant a sixth public land, realtor So Simpson, appearing community, adding this action placed on next week's agenda easy way-brush No-Roach in hearing will be held Oct. 13, In the latest rezoning effort, on Mrs. Widdis' behalf, said the would not hold up against a the question of whether to cabinets, cupboards; around challenge. City Clerk Onnie discontinue Group 7 as the bathroom and kitchenfixtures. Stiornate, however, agreed with city's consultan ts for federal Colorless, odorless Coating the contention by a Lake Ruth grants. The council also put slays effective for months. I ho meowner that duplex con- proposals for sta te legislation struction had been eliminated on next week's agenda. — — I — — t.,,.,. gL_ 110111 me city - s restoenual iden al zones. In other business, council: - Granted a special ex. By DONNA ESTES - Maintained that Public hired by someone other than the ception to permit the continued Herald Staff Writer Works Director Ralph Fisher's council does not make the operation of a landscape nursalary should have been raised governing body guilty of sery south of SR 434 for 3, LONG WOOD - City council to its early 1975 level of P11,500 nepotism. years as requested. Monday night approved or- annually, insisting the man had - Approved a request for dinances setting a budget and been promised this action by Julian said the state nepotism water service to a building site property tax levy for the 1975- certain city council members, law is not designed to prevent on which a duplex is under '76 fiscal year, but only after rather than the 811,000 ap- relatives from working for construction en the west side of relatives. It deals primarily Clifford Street and south of City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. proved, with a relative hiring another, Florida Avenue, outside the city gave a ruling on the state - Criticized the $50 increase limits if ntr 1 1 '4 ..J VI 4U nepotism law and his views on In salary, from $150 monthly to ficient size are serving the area official minutes of the city $200, aliocated for the mayor Connell, during budget or if the builder pays all costs in council meetings. and and each of the council mem- workshops official the event lines of sufficient size • hers when lower salaried meetings last month, insisted are not a vailable. . ~ bI The o rdinan ces, UI) more than one-third of the city's employes were denied a pay -Adopted on second reading call ,or a bud get of JIa5.3 or employes are either related to a new election cone, iouowing general operation andA iu,vw hik S elected officials or to each I for utility department operation the gguidelines o, state law n Connell i nsisted the ci ty will other, a bsentee voting. arid a property tax levy of 2.81 end the fiscal year today with 'T Passed on first reading an mills, the level certified by the largest cash surplus ever After Connell's charge, ordinance to rezone the Reams Seminole County Property seen, council eliminated all names of a : . . I . . ; g prope rty west of the E.E. ~ Appraiser Terry Goembel (one employes from the budget. . Julian said he city council Williamson mill equa ls $1 per $1,000 non Road from Julian said he could not give residential to commercjaj. A I , exempt property valuation.) minutes should be kept in ' ',:.%., journal fashion and the tape an opinion on the city's per- public hearing was set for 8 The new fiscal year begins recordings of council meetings sonnel policy. p.m., Oct. 20. I Wednesday. should be considered the rerd _____________________________ for statements etc. Ift L.l The property tax levy was ,, -. -, . •, 1 unanimouly approved by the Connell suggested, however, 't -five-member council, but the that the city tape recorder Is not 'iiW;imThith budget ordinance passed on a 4- always In operation during 1 vote with Councilman Gerard meetings and had been known Connell casting the only to malfunction on occasion • negative vote, when it was in operation. Homeowners Don't Want Industry - . . - Easy WayTo Kill Roaches and Ants onng Battle Aired Fif th Ti m e - Longvv ood l ax Levy () k a ys Bud g et i-or Fiscal Year WINN.DIXIE _'.--,- res ti - t Based Seminole and Volusia County unknown dirt road where she Sherlfrs detectives today were was robbed and raped by both investigating the reported men at knifepoint. abduction, robbery and rape of a 19-year-old Jacksonville Arrested ds.cer. The woman was reportedly Sanford police Jailed Irving dumped from a station wagon Richard Beveritt, 23, of 904 hr tw) [TICO at 1-4 and Sit 4 Celery Ave., Sanford, early west of Snnfnril .2riu .,, , u •,.A.. -ta -i. y t= was a pprenenueu after the alleged assault, inside a burglarized bar. Seminole SherifFs Detective IA. Johnnie Johnnle L. Parker George Hagood and Deputy Art reçorted he was on patrol when Price reported 11w woman told he noticed someone inside the Liwin she had been at DeLand Rex Bar, 410 S. 3anford Ave. with a girlfriend. The two 11w manager of the her -_ onwn argued and the dancer unlocked the establishment and was left without transportation officers entered. They said xi U.S. 17.. Beveritt was found hiding he told deputies she was behind n door In a storeroom. a1kIng south on Us. 1742 Police said the bar had been 'hen the station wagon oc- entered by lreaklng a window upied by two men approached and a vending machine broken md tie refuid to ride with the open. Of ficers said money and nim She said she was forced cigarettes were found in a nto the auto at knife and paper bag near wine beer Inunpont and taken to an side the bar, Jobs MIAMI lAP) — Almost 5,000 foreign laborers are earning between $6 and $8 million in wages at northern apple farms that South Florida migrant workers should be earning instead, a state official says. Fred Staff, program coordinator for the state's Migrant-Labor program, said growers in upstate New York, Virginia and West Virginia hired foreign laborers, many of them from Jamaica, despite high U.S. unemployment and the availability of 4,000 Floridians certified in April for farm work. Staff charged that U.S. workers "got cheated out of the jobs, and taxpayers have to pick up the tab" in part because the federal Rural Manpower Administration failed to help the Florida workers find jobs until It was too late. BY JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Wrfter - NEW YORK (AP) - The flurry of teicher strikes is abating as Boston teachers end their walkout and schools in smaller communities retin to normal. However, 1r1kes ntirwe today in nine states, affecting some 11,000 pupiLs. Communities still affected by teacher stilkes are located in Masachusett, Pennsylvania, DeIai are, New Jersey, Ohio, Idaho. Indiana, Illinois and California. And teachers in Memphis, Tenn., voted Monday to strike Oct. 7 1 no contract is reached by then. * •- -, FLORIDA IN BRIEF _l ; 4IJ t So. Much More. Much Less! * Gi nt -Extra fa,st ke, - , . . - - •- , - You're Invited To A - . - Julian added that the fact Connell, explaining his negative vote for the record: council approves a budget which may include relatives whether -- Questioned • brothers working In the tire department, with one of them a supervisor, violates the city's adopted personnel policy; Contended the city bookkeeper, who also serves officially as utility clerk, shouldn't have received a 40 per cent raise in salary during the year, adding that a floating clerk, whose salary Is federally funded under the Com- FIELD DAY - .• • - .1 I ' '• - • -it, - WL,....'s AUIChA TDAITAD TV 3ur vv,uv u,,iuvn . - - t' A we - 41 1' IV . TBF16D Where? I Between Oviedo and 1 Chuluota on State Rd. 41g. - prehens ive Frtui'ntinn and Training Act (CETA) is ac tually doing much of the water billing work; - Insisted a five per cent pay raise should have been granted to the public works department's lower salaried employes; See the raw ALLISCHALMERS 15.6 Cu. Ft. No Frost Rsfrgsrator.Fr..z.r TRACTORS.., MODEL 700 (lOS H.P.) 7040 (Pcwer Shift. 140 H.P.) -7040 & 7040 (20 Speed Double X Transmission, 140 & 140 . H.P. When? " F • Freezer holds up to 147 lbs. • Jet reeze ice cnmpartment Slide-out cabinet shelf • Another model sth Automatic krmaker. Electrical Wiring Specialists. No Job Too Large Or Too Small, ror Further • -'-'--- W ay, October ALL DAY - __ - — 4S9 $ available' IIIWI I IIIU OU I Call OVIEDO TRACTO 36S-3247 San ford Electric Co. Open Mon. thru Fri. lam,. S p.m. 2322 PARK - Closed on Sat. DlAL322.is ' �- Evening IferaM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA, 32771 Area Cede 305422.2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBF.RTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 Home Delivery: Week, 55 ('mIs; Month. $2.40: 6 Months. $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All tither mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Lebanese Violence -_______. W The Clock Endangers Peace New flareups of sectarian violence in the tiny country of Lebanon inject a dangerous new intwedient into the cauldron of tensions that threaten peace in the Middle East. Christians are fighting Moslems in the country bracketed by Syria and Israel at the east end of the Mediterranean Sea. The unrest is hightened by the presence of 300,000 predominantly Moslem in the country. ; & T left which urges the government to take a more active role on th e side of the Arabs in confrontations with Israel. But right-wing Christians, especially the ult rant ionalistic Phalangist party, want no part of any Middle East war. Moslem-Christian warfare, which left 2,200 dead and wounded in Beirut alone in three rounds of fighting earlier this year, is attributed largely to Moslem challenges to the so called "Lebanese Formula" invoked as unwritten law at th e time of independence from France in 1943. The Christians were in a slight majority at independence and rt'cr'ivi"d r z:-t-five ratio edge in parliarne:itaz seals. roda:,...: contend that a census would show they are in the majority in a population of 2.5 million Lebanese; The fighting threatens another gentlemen's agreement between the two religions. This provided that the president of Lebanon would always be a Maronite Christian; the prime minister a majority Sunni Moslem and the speaker of the parliament a minority Shia Moslem. Fighting has raged in Tripoli, home of Premier Rashid Karami, a Sunni Moslem. His supporters have clashed with rightists in nearby Zgohrta, home of Maronite President Suleiman Franjeh. Moslem Karami talks about flouting the Unwritten written law and running for president in the 1976 elections. The Christians show no inclination of wanting to yield on their six-to-five power edge. If the current fighting escalates into civil war, it would do nothing to make Secretary of State Henry Kiss;nger's peace-making task in the Middle East any easier. Congress Listens Congress got the message. A bill restoring Veterans Day to Its proper date on the calendar has been sent to President Ford for his signature. On Nov. 11, 1978. federal observance will coincide wi th that of most of the states. In the years preceding World War 11, Americans would pause at the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month to pay tribute to the men who died In the first "war to end all wars" and to honor those who survived. And the traditional observance of the anniversary of the World War I armistice was expanded in more recent years to recognize the veterans of all wars and their contribution to the defense of American freedoms. But in 1968. Congress blurred the significance of Armistice Day — now known as Veterans Day — by lumping It with other holidays Ina package crea ting a number ofeaykc. The holiday was observed nstonall' and in most states on the fourth Monday of October. The people rebelled. No less than 77 states have since voted to return to the Nov. 11 observance. So much for tinkering with patrIotism. Curbing The 110 1 *S The Internal Revenue Service must have the proper tools to make sure that taxpayers pay their equitable share of the cost of government. But abuse should not be one of them. A bill responds to allegations of harassment and intimidation by IRS agents. The Federil Taxpayer's Rights Act of 1975 provides safeguards against the application of jeopardy assessments, the arbitrary seizure of property without due process of law and other unfair treatment of taxpayers involved In audits or litigation. It provides a means of processing complaints against rns methods and service and guarantees assistance for the taxpayer in dealing with IRS challenges, The legislation proposes a "Taxpayer's Bill of Rights" pamphlet, acknowledging, perhaps for the first time, Chat the citizen is entitled to the same constltuUonal privilegesin &-aling ith the HIS that he enjoys in other areas of our fiee societ y. ____________ BERRY'S '/IORD '44 '' \ hi Wo # I .. 1 ,,I . , ___ - q4s,tP4'41... U. "How long have you been an observer in ft Sinai?" Windos adjacent to the driver aixi rear windots shallnot be treated with any material which would make them highly reflective or give them a ,iiin-ored appearance and would reflect greater than 35 per cent of solar light. There is also a provision in this law which becarite effective July 1, 1975, making it unlawful For any person to knowingly sell material which, v. hen installed, would be In violation of the new law. Also coming into effect on Wednesday Is the new last uhich deals with bad checks. Under the law, if a check bounces, the merchant accepting the check must notify the maker of t)?e check by certified nr registered fliaU that he intends to prosecute if (till payment and prescribed 5ervIce charges are not paid within 20 days. The law also provides that the merchants cannot be held civilly liable for the notification of Intent to prosecute. There are many more new laws which take efFeet on Oct. 1, wit mi g ht be well to keep posted as to It iat's going on around you in the way of legislative acts. And remember, ignorance of the law is no exvuse. —Bill Cuffd( basebailfaits throughout the world let the New York heirarchy know they had made a terrible mistake. Casey wasn't to be denied, however. He turned right around and took over the reins of the National League New York Mets and once again all of baseball as the benefactor of this great guy's love of life and knowledge of the game. There are son anystorieswecould tell about the nan it ' nuld be impossible to include even a small portion of them in this space. We'll reserve most of that for the sports pages. Suffice it to say we're saddened with the passing (ifCasey Stengel, knowing that the sports world has last another great Baseball has lost another hero. Charles Dillon Stengel, better known as 'Casey,' died early today in Glendale Memorial Hosnital, Glendale, Calif. Fo say we knew Casey well would be wrong. We ihd know him and conversed with him ritany times tIMe covering major league spring training bases on Florida's West Coast for the better part of IS years. 1loever, it's doubtful If anyone really knew Stengel well. In the first place, you had to be a magician to Figure out hat it was he was saying. He was famed For his 'Stengelese,' a language he and he alone understood. Not even an interpreter from the United Nations could make heads or tails of what he t as saying. When you asked him a question, such as who he tas going to use as his starting pitcher the following day, he might well have gone into a lengthy diatribe as to hy he wasn't going to use everyone else on the roster. You couldn't help but love the guy. Especially during those years when he guided the New York Yankees to pennant after pennant. And, uhen he got the axe from the Yankees, The 10th month of the calendar year conies into being ton inrrot 1 Wednesday) and ith it will conic ruany nest laws, rules and regulations, Among the more obscure is a law which was passed by the Florida Legislature that makes it iunIa ful to operate a motor vehicle which is equipped u ith highly reflective material on certain ttindows. The lavA requires that windshields shall not have any material on them which would make them reflective or in any way nontransparent. -- ny Jobs Sti ll Ti Going y n V A ' U nfi l led ____ .:II!.. . ________ ________ , _________ Can ..___ .,i I 11 NEW YORK (AP) — Throughout the recession, with its accompanying high unemployment rate, there have been recurring reports from employers of job openings they have been unable to fill. A survey by the National Federation of Business, for example, showed .... nevJium-size businesses seeking vainly for workers at the very peak of unemployment. Various reasons are provided to explain the situation: They prefer to collect benefits, they decline to take certain jobs because they expect to be recalled by their previous employer, the jobs are inconvenient geographically. Some frustrated employers suggest another reason: Workers today, they say, don't want just any job to help them through hard times; they wanttheldealjobor theywon'tworkatafl. Wha tever the reason, the phenomenon continues. The Bureau of National Affairs, a private research and publishing concern, found in a survey just published that shortages of workers continue to be reported. The bureau surveyed the employment situation of a selected list of 200 companies, and found that: ce iUons, particularly se larks and stenographers, are difficult to fill in 8 per cent Of the companies, a nd shortages f professional persons are noted by 2$ per cent. "In the latter category, the majority of men mentioned me in engineering, with a few com panics listing electronic data processing programmers or analysts. Respondents from the heal th care Industry reported scardiles at all technical and pro- fessional levels, the bureau said. Some geographical differences were reported. seemed to be more difficult to Production j fill in the north,central, st,ates, office jobs in the .— .. _____ .. - ____ - ____ ".'. . :.. ... . _____ = — ____ ___________ _______ — ' ____ ____ . ______ _____ .• — . -a : - . _..- _____ -_____ — _________ ___ SOMMS . , 41V _______ ______ _______ - ______ ______ ___ - a . f ____ ____ - ____ _______ . , - II ____ _____ ____ - o Lesson in human relations — DON OAKLEY Luck I Not Enough wet, and technical and professional jobs in the South. -'' ''-. -. - . - _._r. -c: tI. ;-: - -._ - ,-_ _ c.r' - -r--r'-. -----,----- ----------- -. -- ----- .-.---- - : : ' iuiaking recovery work very difficult," Airport officials said the passenger list carried the names of 35 Arabs and 15 foreigners, at least one of them thought to be an American. There were 10 Hungarian crew riembers, Port authorities said Lebanese navy boats hail recovered 29 bodies by nuiiinorning. TheSoviet.txliltTIJlS4of Hungary's Maalev airline was on a flight from Budapest to Beirut. A government state. nent said it crashed into t he sea six miles no rth west of lk-irut at 2:32 a m as it was nTlakin(' its appruarh to land. The problem with Secretary of Sta te Henry Kissinger's Egyptian-Israeli truce agreement is not that 200 U.S. technicians will be stationed on the front lines. ft's not even the multibillions we will give in aid, as our commitment to this agreement, ho we ver wasted much of that assistance wi ll be. ft's tiut( ti'w r:: may well Increase the tensions between Israel and the Arabs beyond all k ' -: -- _i#. 1. .,, -. - - 1 "1: 'In , -- inc " Seminole County REACT Team 2658, 8 p.m., First Federal Conununity Room, 312 W. First St., Sanford . This means these rulers cannot give Sadat full support In case Israel has a show-down with another Arab country — most importantly, A grotesque and unenviable record has been By "out there" we don't necessarily mean set, one that all Americans hope will never be California or the San Francisco area, which Syria. Some observers of the labor scene believe that the level of helpwanted advertising in the surpassed or even approached. One Of the certainly have no monopoly on strange people. And Syria is where the problem lies. nation's newspapers provides a good indication bestliked and most personable presidents in But surely It would seem to be tempting fate in Sadat, for all his courage, has left the shaky of strength or weakness in job markets inthe many years, Gerald R. Ford is nevertheless the the extreme for the president to try to prove rulers of Syria well out on a weak limb. In order first to have had two assaults made on his life - something by exposing himself to another crowd imnnt4' future. to hold to their power, built on little more than both In the same month and In the same state, anywhere near where his life has twice been put Earlier this year, for example, an Index of job and both by women. in jeopardy. Yet that Is what he presently plans sand, they must get some sort of a favorable deal with Israel that will cut the strength of their adv!rtlslng maintained by the Conference ,6 jn, an incalculablem c1ento1uck aaved to do, later in October. oppositions. Lacking major concessions by Tel & ii, aliowed sLeddy z*rea8e (orieiug the the nation from tragedy. Despite extra4 Mr. Ford has reiterated his determination not Aviv they must conceivably attack Israel In drop in unemployment from a high of9,2 per cent security precauUons Instituted ln San Francisco to capitulate to those who, as he puts It, are order to prove their right to rule and to prove to August's 8.t because of some the assault against Mr. Ford in trying tearhedown what bestcontinue in America. Ofthe they will Syrian not allow But, just as the job markets were Improving in Sacramento two weeks previously, another course, cannot, He is must to travel govern land.the Israeli permanently to August so was the help-wanted index falling, for unbalanced person got close enough to lit nation and meet the people people. the first timeinflve months. The volume of ads Presldent — wl th agun - toagainhavechan Syria has been well armed by the Soviet Union In eight of nine regions measured. The in- the course of history. But there m ust be better ways of doing It, for just this eventuality. crease, a small one, was in the east-north-central Is there someone else out there who even now thafl appearing for is fleeting Instant as he leaves Now a Syrian-Israeli agreement Is more difregion. is thinking about making the third try a charm? a hotel to enter a limousine and speed away. ficult by far than an Egyptian - Israeli truce. -. Overeate rs Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light I Building, Sanford. - -- 4 - . . - Skating Pa rty sponsored by Candystripers, 6:30 p.m., Melodec Skating Rink. '.' -, fi .. 'v' .'_ _____ ' :' / '' ' -4 ' . - / 7 . i . - If 0 411 -- ' . " t' . -- -, - -, ' ( - - SWOFFORD BEGINS * ELECTION CAMPAIGN - t.nanging Rnvtronment of Florida As It Affects Wildlife," a 10-week course taught by naturalist Ira Weigley, Florida Power and Light Building, Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Sponsored by OASIS. Local School Advisor) Committee for Hopper Elementary School, 9:3) a.m., at the school. Public welcome. OCF. 3 Order of Easte rn Sta r Rachel Chapter 308, dinner to honor past Masonic worshipful masters, 7 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Proceeds to temple building fund, Monte Carlo Night, St. z - Nearly 100 friends and supporters helped Lawrence Swofford "kick off" his campaign for return to the offi ce of mayor of Diary On Developing Florida Altamonte springs Saturday night at the Ramada Inn. Off eriag President"d=wanted to uppm& fbe quality since his commeutill AM not often go Caustic. But diary:,, Would that &H judges would attend !hm , the legates de on ftir labors. Of the territorial judiciary. :-iavtng made a even when writing about his beloved St. directions!" y "Ma the temple you have th day erected to rtlaUon as attorney and Jurist in Augia, Augustine he could deliver a jab. As a poli tician, judge Reid was probably the liberty long remain the hon', the safety, the Ga., Reid was given the appo1ntmit and moved 'Ibere Is great pleasure In strolling through most relaxed Florida has ever known. When pr otector of the people of Florida." to St Augustine, the city at night at the vesper hour or a little reports came that Gov. Eaton and his scanda lous As had happened to ao many before and after later, whether the moon shines or not. Lovers are wife, Peggy, were leaving the state, this entry service to his state. him, he lost his heart to the new land, walking, friends are discoursing, music Is appez.red In his Journal: "But who Is lobe The Samuel Pepys of Florida also left a "Somehow or other there Is a charm In playing, the mirthful are laughing — but where governor in his stead? Most people would legacy In his private journal. No man could read Flor ida which at taches me to the cuntry," he are the angels?" imagine that I have some chance but 'tlsn't so. It it, one friend declared, without thinking better of wrote in his diary 4iortly after his arrival in Reid delighted in exploring the picturesque would come unlooked for If it cornea at all." the human heart. l3. "In StAugustinItIs the Moresco.Span1 city. "Visited the castle and descended Into the The Job weit to Richard Keith Call. Three It was architecture Un venerable castle, the mange dungeons," he mAed in one pass a that is years later, when Call was ousW by President Florlds. a time of high-minded characters In Amther who was much mom abrasive moon 5ta" particularly reminiscent of the Pepys style. "It Van Buren, Reid did get the nod. He served well, was the abolitionist. Johathan Walker, I W ASHINGTON (API Seeretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz says it appears likely that a long-term agreement to p1y Poland with U.S. grain will be worked out when he visits Warsaw two montl from Butz and Polish Minister of Agriculture Kazimierz Bardkowski said Monday they had "agreed on the principles" of such a pact, but they declined comment on how much grain may be involved. There has been speculation j the industry that Poland might seek a bout 2.5 million tons of U.S. grain annually over the next three years. According to A gr iculture Dopartment export fig' s, Po. land already has bought a bout 1.9 million metr ic tons of U.S. wheat and corn from this year's harvest, about double u rc ases last season. Further Sammy Davis Recovering IA)S ANGELES AP - Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr., 49. remains hospitalized but "feeling great" as he recovers from fatigue and a sore left leg, "Sammy is ccming along Just line. He is (e',ling just great," hIs physician, l. Gerald Bbnkfo rd, said lyIonday. "lie 'A ill probably be released in the next coupi of (lS." Davis as admitted to Century City Hospital Sept- 16 after walking in 'on his own two feet" and requesiIng treatment for neuritis. Blankford said the leg pain probably was a pulUed muscle since physicians cowd find no evidence o(cjjse ise. He said Davis' primary problem was Fatigue. Sokolov To Marry MOSCOW (AP) — Writer Alexa nder Sokolov says he has received offi cial permIssin to go Vienna to marry his Austr ian fiancee. He was to have married Johanna Steindl, 32, la st wu ek in th e Soviet Union, but Soviet officials barred her retiirn to th e country. Passport of ficials relented only af ter Austrian (1ancellor Bruno Kreisy appealed person--illy to Comm urdst party boss Ikonid 1. Brezhnev. Glscard To Visit Egypt t..MR (AP) — President Valery GLscard d'Estaing of , France will pay an official visit to Egypt Dec. 10-15. The semiof fi cial newspaper Al Ahrarn said that dun ng Egyptian President Anwar Sadat's visit to Paris l st January . France agreed to sell Egypt about 50 supersoriic Mirage Fl fighte r-bombers. MADAM KATHERINE PALMIST PAST— PRESENT—FUTURE CARD aIAOu NOS, CRYSTAL BALL UIADNQ NILPPUI. ADVICE ON ALL APPAIUS SLIFI ILOVU MAROIAGE 0. BUSINESS LONOWOOO IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME $OU*SSAM._$ PA.$ DAYS C.,.d S,nda 17-fl? miles S400th I -H,il t Wind At j , .a4j- Whole tile readings: $5 with this ad CALL for APPOINTMENT THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DA "WILL BE LIKE 4 WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOM - EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. 'AREA DEATHS WEATHER#it1 Give Your Student A Treat _ - ' p - With N 1t.'1, ' A Touch Of Home, ( -' The ________ HERALD - -- . Just . ___________ kl -- ' ____ $" 4o _____ ~ ___________ Mont ' - ____ Call Today And _________ ____________ f Notice :_ - -=--- - _-=--- -- ----- --------- -1= The HERALD Will Be On Its Way - VW Even""ngHeiajd Home - I ra i n - ' Territorial Florida had a Samuel Pepys of its The judge made the Jourr.vy through the is said tlIoi In old Spanish times a branch of the but his administration was harassed by Indian very own. He was Robert Raymond Reid, judge lonely countryside to hold his first court session Inquisition had been walled up and when opened trouble& and governor, who came from Georgia to find In Tallahassee, recording details in his journal, there was foul air, human bones, remnants of When William Henry Harrison moved Into the here a sense of wonder at his adopted home. 'l'he traveler," he said, "sees the beautiful St. clothes and shoes. White Howe, Reid bowed his head to the political Gov. Reid told all about It in his amazing diary. Johns, the extensive pine lands, the dark gloom "McGtrt, the terror of South Carolina and axe. Like that of Pepys, it was an intimate and of Black Creek, majestic Lake Kingsley, dark Georgia, was confined here. Here, too, the 'Blue "Harrison is In a terrible fix — overrun by detailed account of his daily fife. 11, was also Suwannee, subterranean rivers. . .11 Bloody' members of the royal family were Im- politicians and Dffice seekers, It would be sprinkled with pungent comments about state And then, having reached the young capital: prisoned by the king on account of his (ear of wonderful if the old fellow's steps to the grave and national figures and affairs. "Here the lofty livcoaks, the hammocks, the treason, were not hastened by such cases. ..l suspect he Unlike the farn,us English diarist, however, rural city, or rather, the forest city of "Ah, if these walls could speak!" will send me parking." Coy. Reid was deeply religious and had con. Tallahassee, wove their spell about ire." After enjoying the beauty and mystery of Reid was right, but held no animosity. Kinsiderabie talent as a writer. Unintentionally, It was the countryside that drew him. For the Florida, Reid took his greatest pleasure in being dilness was his nature. lie spelled out his cre. perhaps, helefta vivid record Ofdeveloping people ln the settlement he had little praise. a judge. He tried tobea good o,te. fie took to In his diary: Flda, Its people and places. After a day in Tallahassee In 1835 he wrote: heart the charge of Moses to the judges Of !el "1 would be a patient, As federal judge for East Florida for six "A city full of filth.. of all genders. I never In Deuteronomy 1:16: "Hear the causes between husband, a faithful friend, akind father and good man, an years, as territorial governor for a troubled 15 knew such d!rth houses and indifferent people. your brethren and judge righteously between upright judge and free from debt." months, and as presiding Officer of the con- Gov. Eaton is a rowdy, his wife is drunk or crazy, every man and his brother, and the stranger that His final service to Florida was his leadership vention that drew the first state constitution, and several ladies are bu t so-so. My time passes Is with him. Ye shall not respect persons in In the St. Joseph Constitutional Conven tion, Robert Raymond Reid was, as a Tallahassee In Tallahassee very unpleascntly — passed at judgment, but ye shall hear the small as well as putting the stamp of high moral standards on editor wrote In this obituary, "part and parcel Of the public house where the noise and dirt prevail the great. Ye shall not be afraid of the face of the document thathis emerged. Florida's first the tilatosy Of F1cr. kla to a disgu3tlag degree." man, for the judgment Is God's." constitution was widely praised as a model. Reid came to Florida almost by chance. It must have been a hard day ter Judge Reid, Pondering these words, Reid jotted in his When the work was done, Reid congratulated C; Swofford support and assistance in th e campaign are Pat and sales to Poland were stopped Sept. 22 at the request of the Earl Abbott of Altamonte. Th e municipal election is scheduled for State Department, despite proNov. 4. (Herald Photo by Donna Estes t."L t, C.. The hold on Polish grain sales foll owed an earlier ban on sales to the Soviet Union, an embargo President Ford said would continue until mid-October. By then, Agri culture officia ls hone the 4tv u411 I,n,,. IlUVIV sored by Syrian Lebanon OCT. 9 agreed to a schedule American Club to benefit local Hopper Elementary School for purchasing grain. chair charities, 1017 N. Mi lls PTA, 7:30 p.m., gene-al Butz and Barcikowskl said in Ave., 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. business meeting and guest a Joint statement after a meetspeaker. Room visi ta tions from OCT.4 7 t 7:30. A nursery will be fng Monday that "the actual quantities to be covered" by the Lions Club spaghetti dinner available. agreement will be worked out and bingo, 4-8 p.m., Sanford OCT. 11 Civic Cntcr. Profits benef it Past Grand Knight P.M. dinner, when Butz visits Poland Nov. Lions eight Program, Knights of Columbus, 8 for 25-28. Collectively, Poland, East Voter registrati on, 8:30 a.m. members and wives. Fraternal Order of Eagles Ger many and Romania have to 2:) p.m., Lake Mary Post Pizza Party and dance, 7 p.m., bought about 4.7 million metric Office by County Supervisor of club home in Fern Park. lcr.s of U.S. grain this year. Elections office. Rummage Sale., 7:30-a m. to3 p.m., Super Valu Store, Altamonte Springs sponsored by Rolling Hills Mor avian Church Women's Circles. HOSPITAL NOTES d CAIRO ;API President Anwar Sadat will arri , Its the United States on Oct. 27 For an 1 l.day state visit. The semiofficial newspaper Al Ahram said Sadat:expects to discuss with President Ford plans to buy American arms and to argue for a $400 million annual Increase in UK.S. aid, now $0 million. - ____________ - Anwar Sadat To Visit U.S. May Get A gust i ne Church, Casselberry,6p.m. Adults only. ocr. games, prizes and ref reshUnited Way ments. Repo rt Dinner . OCT 6:30 p.m., Dutch treat. La Education for a Gentle ninth U7 I,IU15. VT UWdU Fiesta Restaurant, Sernoran free classes for newly ex'Club membership luncheon, 11 Boulevard, Casselberry Lions pect.ant parents, Room 12, First a.m. Altamonte Civic Center. Club host. Presbyterian Church in Open to all interested women. First Report dinner United Del-and, 7:30 p.m. First of four Free blood pressure checks, Way campaign, La Fiesta deals with maternal health and 3-6 pin. Winter Park Memorial Restaurant, SR 436, Cassel- nutrition. OCT. 6 Hospital, Edinburgh Entrance, berry, 6:30 pm. Host OCT. 34 Lyman High School P-ThA, second floor annex. C.asselbcrry lions Club. White Elephant Sale spun. 7:30 p.m., school auditoruim. Open house, with parents It Following children's schedules and meeting teachers. Refresh- 0 ment.s. it OCF.7 'A _`EPTEMBER 29,1975 Iris E. Galloway = Georgiana L. Reese Seminole Unit 30 of DAV 10 A ADMISSIONS Oscar M. Harrison Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. Spurgeon B. Smith It Sanford: Clarence A. King Daisy I... Washington Longwood Elementary it Ca therine M. Brush Frank G. KnIght III ShIrIe W Ill m C r t1 School PTO, 7:30 p.m., Police • Andrus Chanclor James C. Ung Casselberr Cliief Keller will speak on Cecelia M. Farmer Lewis J. Minter Walter L Klein, DeBary bic')'cle safety. it John E. Lambertson, DeBary Ella I. Matthews, 1)eLand -Meta A. Baehr, Deltona _: HaroldBenjaminsen,Deltona Edna L. Mullin, Deltona __. Andy P. Evans, Geneva MRS. CLEMMIE WILSON owner and operator of Hill Michael G. Motto, Maitland Monday's high 85. Overnight =Hardware, Sanford, he was a Anne Lowe, Orange City low 66. Rainfall was 2.97 inches. • Mrs. Clemniie Luelle Wilson, member of Maitland Rotary Partly cloudy through $3, of 312 Oak Ave., Sanford, Club, a Mason and Shriner. He BIRTHS Wednesday with showers or -.;; died Monday. She was born in was a member of the Friend"% thundershowers likely, mainly 0 Ci ,'¼ Dalton, Ga. and came to San- ship Baptist Church of Mr. and Mrs. Robert during afternoons ford In 1970 from New Orleans, Altamonte Springs. (Lorraine) Whittaker, girl, evenings. Highs In upper and &)s. •• / include her Survivors include I Survivors his Sanford / . l.ows in lower 70s, Variable . brother, Fred Gilbert, Sanford; daughters, Mrs. George moth' southeast winds 10 mph, c two sisters, Mrs. Lucy Miyakawi, Stuart; brothers, DISCHARGES gusty near thundershowers. _______ 4. McGuire, and Mrs. Josephine George Stine, Sanford and Paul Rain probability 60 per cent _______ :War mnack, both of Sa nford ; J. Stine, Orlando and two I Sanford: through Wednesday. 'several nieces and nephews. grandsons. Louisana Anders Extend ,d Forecast _____________________ Gramkow Funeral home Is In Funeral services and burial Brian B. Carter Partly cloudy with scattered ______ charge of arrangements. were held Saturday in Stuart William Hawkins thundershowers Thursday and =r -jr wi th Rev. Harwood Steele of. Tatanisha Holmes mainly south portions Friday ANDREW STINE ficiating, Adcock Funeral Georgians, L Reese ________ and Satin-day. A little cooler 77, of Home in charge. James C. Rober tson north portions Friday and Andrew C. Stine, Jacob Sanders Saturday. Lows mainly 70s : Altamonte Springs died Anthony Williams except 60s northern portions _______________ Thursday In Stuart. A native of Funeral William J Chambers, DeBary Friday and Saturday. Highs 'Pennsylvania and former Doris H. Cole, DeBary mainly in the 81I with arotind80 WILSON. MRS. CLEMMIE Roger W. Nelson, DeBary or low 80s northern portions ibb LUELLE— Funeqal iervies for It Bernice E. Redman, DeBary Friday and Saturday, Mrs Clmmie Luelle Wilson. 53, Lauri J. Rajala, Deltona of 3)7 Oak Aye, Sanfor d, who Daytona Beach tides: high 41 ot'd Monday will be held Wed Gertrude E. Wallen, Deltona 4:30 am., 5:10 p.m.; low 10:48 111 n4's(My at tO am, at Gramkow Donald W. Wright, Deltona am., 11:23 p.m. Port 10 unefal Chapel. Burial in , Clarence B. Sparrow, Lake Canaveral: high 4:23a.m., 5:02 , O.akiawn Memorial Park, 1 **4 I _____ .nôw in trge Monroe p.m.; low 10:46a.m., 11:15p.m. - BERT COLLIER Re*iLeft _______ -- . Polan d — _ "! s :.' ' - here. Miss Dietrich clutched the curtain at the start of i perof her one-woman show Monday night a t Her Majesty's Theater, took one step and fell. A doctoi was called and Miss Dietrich left 45 minutes later in a pr'ivate car. "There as a great hush and three pairs of I' ands reached out to help her." said Richard McCarth F,, an Australian film direct or w ho saw the incident. The audience was told she had become ill. _____ o ______________________ .I . V .. Fo ,-,,-,, F - - UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger bunches th e next step In his strategy for the Middle East, an attempt to negotiate a new Israeli Syrian agreement, at a meeting today with Syrian reign Minister Abdul HalIm Khaddam. Ci.. rn' 'Me njishap occurred in the last week of her engage _ -.___________ - CALENDAR -_ "i' __________ Kissinger invited the Syrian official to a breakfast session for th e first high-level discussion between the two goverrjiuents since he arranged the Israeli-Egyptian agreement nearly a mon th ago. lt ' . Kissinger To Meet Syrian It - - ____________ _________ ______________ ___ _________________ ~A" 7 I - -1t= _=!..M-1 :: k iwt, A ., . 4 -.J vt'., r- _. . ' - The moderate rulers, themselves, are on difficult ground. Being absolute and old. fashioned monarc hs, they know full well there are determined forces working to overthrow them. Their aides have said as much to friends of mine. These opposi tion forces are strongly assisted by Leonid Brezhnev's men in the Kremlin, and abetted by Arab fanatics on the one hand and, on the other, by returning Western. trained liberal and k( ttn, engineers and technicians. They are small today but growing steadily. They've seen what happened to their colleague In Libya. They know of the consta nt threats to the life of King Hussein of Jordan. They are all too well aware of what Is happening in tiny Oman. And, at home, in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Abu Dhabi and even In nonArab - but Moslem — Iran, they read the signs, -___.- '---_ - lAiN IX)N APi A woman member of th e Black liberation Front told three gunmen besieged in the basement of a restaurant today that they had been disowned by the immigrant organization and should free their six Italian hostages and give themselves . The tonuan, reportedly a friend of the gunmen known as Sister Yenimi, sa id th ey had no chance of escaping police net around the do wntown resta urant or of being fl own out of Britain. "You are on your own. Give yourselves up," she said. hope of reconciliation. The treaty sets well now because of the courage of one man — Anwar Sadat of Egypt, who has risen above ancient hatreds. But Sadat's neck Is stretched far out, ripe now for an assassin's bullet. Egypt's top man has the offi cial backing of the moderates who rule Saudi Arabia and a nwnber of other rich and powerful Middle East sta tes. But he has lued the wrath of the utremlsta who will not hesitate to kill — and die — for their beliefs. SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Marlene Dietrich,who began her stage career in the l9)s, has fractured her thighbone In a stage fall. The promoters of her Australian tour said the s Lngeractress was under a physician's care In a Sydney h(m pi ta l. - Woman Urges Surrender - Fractures Leg In Fall --•:--• IA)NDON (API - A police siege of three gunmen holding SIX I ta lia ns hosta ge in a downtown restaurant's tiny basement storeroom went into the third day today %I, ith no end in sight. 'We're sta ying put," one of the gunmen shouted Monda y night th rough a hole drilled in th e wall of the 10by-12-foot room after Scotland Yard twice refused their demands fora plane and safe passage ou t of Britain. "i'bey ain't going nowhere," declared Deputy Asst. Comm. Ernest Bond. War Marlene Dietrich courts. The 15 ETA militants were abroad although they were less More than o,000 persons Basque lawyer Juan Maria arre.sted Sept. 191n a roundup in violent than those over the marched in Paris Monday, and Bandres said he had been askL.d Madrid. They were charged weekend. thousands more demonstrated to defend the country's top with ambush killings of police Thousands of workers in the in other French cities. guerrilla leader, Jose Ignacio officers, bank robberies and Basque country were in the Pn.sident Ford expressed reMugica Arregui, the 30-year-old other terrorist acts, second day of a 48-hour strike. gret at the "cycle of violence" military chief of the Basque Police believed that ETA also Spain's biggest newspaper, in Spain, -. _____________ _______________________________ ___________________ - - London Siege In Third Day F PEOPLE MADR!D, Spain (AP) — Gent. natjonaljjt movement ETA, or was responsible for a raid on a Pueblo, demanded "evolution, eralissimo Francisco France's Basque Land and Liberty. government pay office in Bar. progress and democratic government is believed planMugica, charged with having celona Monday In which three change in the direction of fiberto go ahead with trials of 15 a leading part In the December men and two women disguised ty." Basque guerrillas and death 1973 assassination of Premier as doctors got away with The Junta Dernocratica, a penalties for some of them dc. Luis Carrero Blanco, was $600,000. federation of Spanisn Cornspite the thunderous foreign transferred Monday night from The outcry against the execu- munists, Socialists and other protests against the execution police headquarters to prison, tions was the biggest in Western leftists, praised the "Solidarity of five terrorists last weekend, the lawyer said. Europe since World War I!. It of world opinion" against The government denied new He added that the trials could stemmed from deepseated Franco regime and declared, trial were imminent. But law. begin Wednesday and that he opposition to Western Europe's "By its permanent repressive ers for 10 men and five women expected the prosecution to dc. last dictatorship, to political violence, the regime has the - -- Tuesday, Sept. 30, 17S-5A -M held on terrorist charges said mand the death sentence for at repression and to capital pun. exclusive responsibility for the they had been told to prepare least four of the male defend- ishment. rise of political tefforis-n in for the trials before military ants. Protests continued at home and Spain." "I"he sea is full of sharks," said a boat owner who visited the crash site. "They're tearing into the bodies, Ignite Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Franco To Ignore Protests BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — A Hungarian jetliner with 60 persons reported aboard crasheci into a shark-infested area of the Mediterranean off the Lebanese coast early today, and rescue workers said there appeared to be no survivors. S Sinai '-' Into Shark-infested Waters ____ ____ -- 60 Die As Airliner Crashes ' 1, _____________________ - BRIEF RAY CROMLEY 1: - WORLD IN / Ma - Trials To Continue __________________ JOHN CUNNIFF - 4 322=261 1 �0 In And Around Sanford WOMEN Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1973 - 6A—Evening Herald, S.anfcrd, Ft. Sanford BPW Names il, SPORTS 11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Sept. 30,117s--16 — ' Little Miss' TV Snobbery NIT For '75 A I! Off Final Taunts As Frazier Does Slow The pomp and pageantry of a &- L and Leon (and Nan) Duffey, Miss America contest was I ti I I Fires great grandparents, all of 11 :? 1 Irks Reader probably not nearly as exciting L_ / Burn Sanford. . I for 35 area girls who competed _\,. H ABIGAIl. VAN HUREN MANILA (AP) — Muham- Joe Frazier may sit down . was in full voice and high spirits seat in the fourth annual Sanford Indoor coliseum) If every people may watch this fight," can take home as much as Rick)', Marty and Timmy $9 him in two rounds, has had only light for eight months," Frazier mad Alt fired off his final taunts fore you do. -: _ I DEAR ABBY: Why are while the one-time titleholder seat Is taken as promoters said Don King, th Business and Professional e flamboyant, Rayborn, sons of Musician Ken million and Frazier $5 million, two lights since losing a 12- said. "I have sacrificed and and Joe Frazier let the smoke people ashamed to admit that "This fight will be the corn- and challenger, Frazier, predict, ranging from $330 for imaginative Women's Club (BPW) "Little one-time Ohio and Wanda Rayborn, have a Au, Is th e 2-1 fav or --1; r ound non-title decision to All worked to get at this man again. ite based burn inside himself Monday in i-' rn they watch television? plete annihilation of Joe Fra. maintained a tremendous cairn ringside to $4 in the gallery, the numbers king and former Miss BPW"' contest Saturday connew album out, "Blue Grass on his eighth-round knockout of Jan 8, 1974. lie stopped .Jerry I have it all together. I don't the smoldering hours bef ore zier. It may end before the first — I have friends who say. "I refused any brash pre- gate would be more than $1.8 night at the sci ci...i. 'ict who has emerged as box- big George Foreman to regain -# Express.' The combo appeared 1 Quarry in five and Jimmy Ellis think I have ever been be tter." their 15-round rub ber battle for round." NEVER watch television, but I dictions o an early knockout, million, an indoor record. . Center. Contestants were Wright and Valerie Weld, in the recent Blue Grass ing's modern P.T. Barnum. th e title in Zaire last Oct. 30 and in nine. 1 the heavyweight boxing Frazier weighed in at 21 4 just happened to catch 'All In Frazier only "The fight will go one to 15 gritted his teeth Additionally, closed circuit escorted on stage by Sanford performing during the ccatest Fcsthal and are the grandsons "No fight in the past has been subsequent victories in the past Lj One 'Jzr• of • th e mysteries of e championship of the world. th and All at 224, both heavier and punched the twg a little rounds, hei said hoarsely. "I will TV is being beamed to 68 The Family' last Monday Naval Academy cadets Jay were Mary Ann Roberts, Cindy of Mrs. Ruby Miller. coun- witnessed by so many people year over Chuck Wepner, Ron fight is how much speed and "The showdown has come." than anticipated". Ali, supreineevening, and . . harder. From the rim!, where be there. I ain't 1wini no- frjpq ini'Iii,linu tho rn,lni tln_ ......i.... ...t. ('r,t'k ni4 ••,, — b' .JpIwI. 'W wneicnei i.yie aria Joe ilugner. inda wneichei _____________________ I,.. power the challenger has lost ly confident, boxed only one day bellowed an emotionally Thatkindofsnobberyirksme he held his final workout, he where." ion,andwjth380lqcatjonsn the Following the judging, the Debbie Whelchel, Jackie share wtuit do I do nOW' While on a month-long nor______ Frazier, the Philaelphia since his two bruising battles during the past week, saying, r charged Ali, the self-pro- told some 5,000 Filipinos: to no end. Wh;at'. i with these ASPHYXIATED IN S AN' The bout is scheduled WedUnited States alone, poses against 43 per cent o e gross queen and her court were Greene, Lisa Greene, Sara bee thern tour, Stacey and Bob '. . , slaughterhouse butcher who with Au, the first won in a 15- "Why should I box' I know I -I claimed instrument of Allah, phonies, anya) will nescLiy at 'On Wednesday.you 10:45 a.m., local time potential rcenues of $22 muhonored at a festive 'Queen's Roberts, Mar) Ann Groer, Howell a retired Marine, at ( \RIAS razier $2r against 22 won the title Ill 1970 - ~.1 and lost it in round decision, the wond lost where Frazier will be. His h(,,,, I ! I _ turning the occasion into a bur- have a new charnpion." ENJOYSTV iluesday 10:45 p.m., EDT, in lion to $30 million. - e the extra Reception" for all attending. Vicki Shelley, Betty Pierce, tended part of the Marine Corps ~L -per cent. If the extravaganza Kingston, Jamaica Jan 22 in 12 lesque road show. "Come early. The defending champion, Au, the United States) in the / b St 'n tmndreil million Dl' AR I NJOYS Most people firm mattrMs to another room Crowned Little Miss BPW Susan Swain, Cind) .i3, G F, I eague t itions \Iu I Cons ention lin I IN TI) in ( ruh)i i I ha ve ti n F)()nI)r1' r thi at '.-' ( ''rit'nut it On 11: 11"c liii would like to appear to lx more and pleasant dreams Bicentennial Queen for 1975-76 Madden, Debbie Kmffrn, Becca Philadelphia I intellectual than really are, and 1411 - -Y DEAR ABBY: John (not his was Shelley Renee Hardy, Carman and Margo Dowlen. L ____________ they regard watching TV real name) and I have been I)°flIAeliussejlandMijdred daughter of Mr. and Mrs Al i'.s'imtlhing It's th III I ! trdy 'Orlando. F irs1 runner C iski n 'p tid prsnknt _... UI.' stiid for to )(tr, __ I A~.J r . i iviiiiuiii pu rsuit, they uauwi and even uuuey Lind first vice president of up was Heather Marie Scividlo, We're both 17. ,J reluctant to admit that they're daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary entertained their mothers at a Ballet Guild of SanfordOne day, I was afraid I might joint constant %iCWrI'%. birthday family Seminole, attended the first Selvidlo, Sanford. Linda be pregnant. I was scared to 3 Z .,It It's the same kind of in- death and felt I couldn't tell my celebration and pool party at 1975-76 general lumncheon of Michelle Gazil, daughter of Mi DeBary home on Sept. 14. Council of Arts and Sciences of security that causes people to mot her because she'd have and Mrs. Joe Gazil Jr., Sanford, Bambi's mo th er, Mrs. Wanette say they read the book when been shattered. Central Florida , in Orlando, capt ured the second runner-up oniy saw the movie. they Wi se and Mrs. Mary Dufley, Wednesday. From some 30 title. By chance, Jo hn heard abeut kd'.Ih .t A l :4 nr All 1LJhJI. I hIlt?. W.,t. ,.tl ii,. IVIC Li 111111 OIl LJIV IhIVihuigafliza IiOIi, he only 1 itecepuon guests were Sen ___________ a program at Planned ____ -honorees Important problems you get Parenthood I hnte to go two Seminole groups belonging Lori Wilson, contest emcee lie The center of attraction was to the council won two of f husband, Al Neuharth of ______________ J mine will pro bably sound like because I thought there would th v • .,..,i u.i e IwlIrtit i. s., . -;not nil Exit I iirn nil cnm hosts'two-month-old a , . .§ a % Va . elen 11 be a . _ . ,__7 I advice. Snelker, Longwood. Irene daughter, Jennifer Dawn, the recognition of outstqnding z would lecture and condemn me. 14 ' V hk I Ilk,- 1 _:.~__ ( . W , ,Z.., I . I am married to a stubborn, but I went anyway. - - _... ,__. ~ Laney, reception chairman, only granddaughter in the achievement in the arts for . . t __ -- - I. . k I L _*_Ii I 'IN. -8 -- .1 L b I was assisted by Jessie! Brisson Duffey familYfOr many Years. 1975. Ballet Guild received one _____ __ __~ ~' -_M __~ra-1-M - - - - = I was wrong. Everyone was - — I V I . tet-rible for., rA.-.- ll;.; .,-; *. fl' ir'n"n' t . ur paterna ..w ir . ,bA?,* , in %tson ' -._ rspire aru I1C won'tt (iflC s s examined GIXNDAL . fcr 10 - %--1.1 ts J'A "-~ raLlA into tho Hall of old he is. Ile's got all those gaine. If you listen to him b) a woman h 11PW President Nure Gordon with 4frurn left) Queen Shelley Renee Hardy, second nmner = i ne old Peflesser Is ueau Fame with his baseball e her father, and Rudolph (and Arts Company of Florida, was Club President Nora Gordon. .( V . z his shoes and socks or Lathe his doctor and given a pregnancy xp loits young fellows beat by a mile carefully and concentrate on 4 M ,ON Michelle Gaul and first runner-up hea th er Marie . feet when he comes home, lie test. Everything was kept , Selsidlo. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr. J,I Val C016.rt was contest Maryi Duffey, grandparents; presented the sanie honor. Casey Stengel, one of basebut it was only a small part of ,; :ball's most colorful and adored his exquisite contribution to the I've never seen a more under- what he's telling you, you can chairman Others assisting standing person. Or a more learn plenty. A fellow can get Is until it's time to go to bed, tiiefl counseling session for figures, succumbed to cancer game he loved. :1, were Myrtle Gradick and Jean i ' Monday night at the age of 85— ~14..~ ~_._ _ ' I Ile takes thern off and . leaves panicked when I saw a girl I Norris, decorations; and June There are more diamond like he . . ,I comedian Sure he double him' , 11 leaving a golden legacy for fans Stengel stories around than you talks. But he's plenty deep. And them in the bedroom Foley, backstage coordinator, I f_, 'I-- This knew there, but John, who was -4 ., ~ .~of A ages. Naturesniells up the whole bedroom with me all the time. pol assisted by her daughters, ,* d. f (Continued On Pg 313i "It's just impossible to sum can shake a bat at and countless nobody knows more about this .. - A.,., like )OU wouldn't believe. It out that we all had the same Cathy Haug and Jill Gongwer. The Herald Services witticisms from the language of remember that in order for and how the 'baby plant" bulbs to show how they are the child with an unending list up what he's been to baseba ll," "Stengelese" which he created of sure repels me from an I.Aura lo Garrett arranged problem When your children get bulbs W bloom in the Spring grows. _ camo nrvl differant. 11 11 . . .T ,v W'" 3. -' yad"Uts, renowned romantic Was 1 might have. said a close friend, California with his gloriously fertile t he trophies and gift cer- around to asking questions — OU must plant them this Fall. ; - — The counseling was far To illustrate precisely what You can choose from a wide for their fragrance and delicate Angel General Manager Harry I have bought him foot tificates: Margaret Gau / 11-. .s was; and they always do — about better than what I had had In Explain to your youngster you mean, slice a bulb from the selection of bulbs: Tulips, with sh.ape, are shorter and should deodorant and anti-fungicide MY high school health class. Dalton, after learning of Stenin charge of programs, birth and growth— what will be that a Stengel never would say in a . zwmmli~ ~~ ~ Z . bulb already contains the pointed top to the flat bottom, their long, slender stems, be planted in clusters of a dozen sprays, which he used a few (Not only was the information i I gel's death at Glendale Memo- few words what he could say in publicity and vote tabulation; your answer? new flower and stem, and has Observe the plant tucked glorious colors and graceful or more. near the front of your times reluctantly, but it didn't had learned in school outdated, : ral lkpital. and Virginia Mercer, Joanne . w- a couple of hundred and anyYou needn't worry, because its own food suipply to sustain snuggly inside the layers of ftpes, bloom at various times child's garden. And try some of help much. Herringshaw and Brenda Pettis you have a great deal of help in the "baby plant" over the food, "He popularized our game time the grand old man of __._ much of it was just plain and with a needle, lift the over the two-and-a-half months the smaller bulbs as well, like ~~ . with so many people." I can't sleep anywhere else wrong.) were at the door. - ~: baseball held court, he always -preparing a response. Child Winter and during the Spring. "baby plant" out and look at the of the Spring-nowering season. crocus, glory of the snow, sciUa because :: . Stengel died at 10:58 p.m., had his audience spellbound— I have a bad back and School of Dance Arts students psychiatrists report that by flowering season. You can also em br I yo's flower and leaves. Daffodils, which bloom in the and muscarf — all are easy to have to sleep on an extra . and usually mystified—by his firm with birth control, if desired, .: close friend had disclosed that fractured syntax. youngster can learn much i~ __ _X __ the onetime manager had a stengel was always gat in I 1! about the wonders of growth abortion if you want it bod *h . rapidly spreading malignancy . ff I .~ the clutch, Hall of Fame pitcher aW development. _. ~ -_-:,,; 74~;.__ . Fire Causes u, es to u4 you into anytiting, ; e _-, e e I _; 4 By observing and un &JULf -f, __--__._.- __ -1 I ____ ~W-A.~ . . . Planned Parenthood rac I . I N dI VU Sept . £1 lUt iets 61 A mere snocioubtm my mind first hand the .4 tically saved my life. And all I a • 'a - - d 4-4 .:- ~ uneral arrangements who , I 6 Is the most amazin' Met of basic patterns of nature's ' 4 ~__ I . .____ -_ ! __ :' .are incomplete. Ile is survived them all," said the great pit. II miracles. They can also i they are listed In the telephone - by his widow, Edna, whom he cher when he played for Stengel _. . . Y Homes V develop an appreciation of the book) and ask for an apmarried m 1924. They had no on the old, uproarious New __ - __~_ life around us that is too often GAINESVILLE — Are there pointmerit. N.., _ ~ .1 ----_ir~_ -__ z i 0 ,M . I . . . York Mets. "I can understa taken for granted in our conM ~=__ any fire hazards in your house? __- - --- GR.ATEFULIN V '. I i . Stengel was a breathing legwhy he's become an image. WINTER PARK — The Crete and pl,astic world. And, by Nearly every house is beset . . NEW JERSEY epd. Perhaps more than any Why he's so beloved. Why he's 1110. ,I 10-_ Rollins College School of sharing some kind of gardening by at least some of the many Stark WhIgham Is all smiles as he accepts a plaque from Optimist Club member Bob Hasty, honoring . other figure In the history of the the greatest amba I sea dor the I. conditions that cause fire says Creative Arts will host the activity with the famfly and the senior quarterback as Seminole High's player of the week in a 21-12 victory over Spruce Creek. game E voryon. tai a problem. i 7 74 .-- .-,_ , he earned the title of game The sports world lost one of a kind Monday night when Second Annual Pacesetters other youngsters, vital non\ . 0 has yours? For ever a personal reply. write to I Whigham fIgured In all three TD9, scoring twice and paning for the other. I Herald Stall photo by Bill flay Pettis, agricultural V ba seball's Cal 80 9 i f . Casey Stengel %ent to meet his maker. . Conference on Saturday. OcL 11 %vrbal communication Ukkes '. soil. L bassador. unbelievable I don't care how Extension although &ddrest*d envelop*, please. 11 01' Case lists-t his pluses, but in the final outcome, pluses should Keene Hall Music Building Halt to write itt,efs? smd to Introducing chfldrui to these 'I far outweigh minus" and he will be safe dt home without Abigail Van Burn, lfl Lasy Dr. ek 717he name "Pacesietters" is leswris, through gardening, is ._thing about this. i Boverly Hills. Calif. 90112. for Ab sliding. used on an intemtional level to usually very easy, since they . In the United States, fire by'% booklet "Hvw to write Letters -4) 1:. ~ i V I'd love to hear what Charles Dillon Stengel says as lk, . plesw tfK lo%c a identify teachers who teach are inherently fond of dig" _-__ __ , . ; I damages or destroys more than for All OccalionS.Pace group piano and who meet and planting and playing in the 0 halt a million homes each year, _ i cent) "velope "Could I have used you to chase some of those high pop flies I on a regular basis to further dirt. It is also a lot more ü claiming some 6,5( lives in 4rW , i Marvelous Mary couldn't hold because the fans would have their facility and urxkTstanding teresting for young people, If dellthg (I I i&_ _4*_ l , -1 oved It, but they loved it anyway; they would have loved it and ding, ByJIMBAYNES of the Pace appa Pcy. And they do their thing last week they can touching WA Fire Pa,E out.Thentoo,wewantedhimto count, .~ we could have won more games but not the pennant but you -L Oct. 11, is an Idea) time for I - __ - ~ very well. They have some out for the game against Spruce see we could play without him. I By comparison, the same According to Mm Berlha ~ never know and anyway that other guy out there wasn't bad bitt • the toughest opponent on our horses up front, good size, —_ . can J , ab uu . .4 families to check their homes and Creek He is pronounced well think everything is okay for this Gainesville team made few Eutaler, sistant Director of not like some of the guys who were in pinstripes but then they Tackle to tackle. schedule," declared Seminole " in short we have our hands and ready to play this week. * carefully and get rid of f the Rollins Cotlege School of hands, for example, and feel it; wee k. I hope so." --.q - .I _. __ I . mistakes in humiliating Lake C-1 .i 1 had a lot of other guys in pinstripes beside them." is %hat I Thjt's the biggest problem coach Jerry l'osey. "The full" Gerald Meyer is also ImAn additional change In the Brantley last week In Forest Creative Arts, this year's Lngine Casey saying. facing Seminole High School's toughest by far." 831-1300. ' open to see exactly CALL what Don't hesitate to ask your ' s going Posey wasn't sounding proved. lie played last week Seminole llneup this week will City, W. rnxcUng will feature a Heaven may never be the saniv. A football learn Friday night as it Posey describes DeLand as a pessimistic about Friday's with an ailing knee, and should find Mike Good and Curtis F Department to inspect Jazz Lecture-Workshop which on; and they can plant it "That DeLand-Gainesville .41 `"Al That spring day of 1%0 Ls clear enough to have been faces the task of attempting to team' not fancy," and looks for game at DeInd More of a be much ILIveS ni watch it . your home for possible hazards,_____________________ improved by Friday. Johnson going back to two-way game could base gone the other will be conducted by local jazz yesterday. I was striping cops off the W ii 3( hint in the w ire remain undefeated against it to continue running from the wait and see attitude. -.4 - ! __ ;Z~ Pettis says. Holland Bulbs, ideal in "Gerald plays with pain," duty. Good will play end of- way," said Posey. "Gainesville \ history as weU as give practical 4% -~ room of the Sarasota Ne%s, a task I 1~,,-! L~(_iin-,, roti-.ur long-time rival Del-and. 1-formation with a slotback and Good news in the Seminoles' said Posey. "That's the kind of fensively and defensively, while scored ft but had It called suggestJons as to its use with proficient at in my job as cub reporter. .Both teams are 3-0 and have occasionally two wideouts. i.. camp is that two of Powy's kid he is. Now we might could Johnson is a tackle. seiopment cycle, causes of home fires, Is 46P P. back by a penalty. That svrit, plano S1Ude1S. "llaynes, get out to the ball park and i,tt n e a si(i~b-ir (,n __ an obvious eye on the role as "But they are a tackle to -I ticuLarly cask to grow, even for injured horses are on the mend. have played Tim some against carelessness in the U3 and p DeLand's list of victims incheJ the momentum. Still both '4 today's 'ganie against the Yankees," barked 'out the sport,, deba kingpin in the district stan- tackle team, basically," added r Tim flames rested his ankle Spruce Creek, but we held him cludes Gainesville, by a disposal of smoking materials clubs are outstanding." editor, a kindly gruff man who would take on under his wing, but not baby him musicians are invited to attend drop in the bulp and cover i t I 1 Ii —— - J---' "Me?" I asked. Up to that point, sports writing had been a For cost and fw-ther in- with soul — let sour child water electricit) — defectise wiring . matteof headline writing. editing copy and reading page L• II It was time to ruli out the barrel Saturday night when the German American Sockty of Casselberry wrong size fuzes, worn Lip formation on the Conference the bulb immediately after CLUB HOLDS D proofs held Its r-untal Oktobtdest with plenty of good German food and rousing German music. Costumed pliance and extension cords, . call the School of Creative Arts planting and during dry spells first writing assignment kit chills up Ifl) spine as I approprialdy for the ocrasiou were (from left) Else Simmons, Anna Pope, Egon Millick. Edith and electric cords run under $ at 646-2211 and wait for Spring. Just ' " " ' , I A alkc~ to the parking lot. It wasn't the first stoq bit. You sft Millick and Bobbi Russell. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent CAN - , W. the Yankeeswere in town. The New York Yankees. And anyone who grew up listening to Dizzy Dean's radio broadcasts n -_ describing Mickey Mantle blowing bubbles in the outfield and 9ilth honie runs into the stands would trade their entire baseball I .' w — W U U - Here are the Top Twenty Whenever I talk to a group of ____ ___________ trading card collection for a chance to go into the Bombers' 0-moosirig your own colors is H . teams in dedicated needlewainen about . The Associated Press dugout and talk to Yogi, Mickey, Roger, Moose and Casey. C: very pleasurable and so is the art of embroidery I always By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS believes that Oklahoma's class th is year. Last year we were college football poll, wi th firstThe Yank ees were taking ba tting practice when I got to the 111 i hoosing your own stitches. C make it a point to remind them place votes in paren eses, will tell by end of th th e th e co seallege No. 1 t he first week and fl ball park. The first thing I noticed was Mickey Mantle's neck. DENVER (AP) If you ha ven't had much 9 The her- Packer 12-yard line. O~ After telling It like it is, Barry foot ba ll year. how important the finishing second week we weren't. But at son records and total points. uldetJ duel between ,reen Bay PackHuge. Powerful. Roger Mans was not yet hiding (run reporters, ex perience, take the time to After Hadl passed the Switzer is telling it like it will For hst relief touches are to the look of their "Most teams are up and down the end of the year we were Points based on 2D-1&16-14-12- quarterback John Hadl and ers to within %Vhitey Ford still looked likea kid, and stars like Bill Sko ,Aron, look at examples in Your local 16-13 late in the be. M94-7-6-544-2-1: ork I'e noticed that even during a sew%on, but if you're a there. Ask me again after it's Clete Iki)er anil Ralph Terry %ure spending idle moments call the mmilework shop or go to the Deliver's Charlie Johnson game, middle linebacker I, ;4$ 95 "I'm still happy to remain good enough football team the all over." accomplished craftswomen 1. OkIa (30) 3-0-0 l086 checking out girls in the th ird row. never came off, nor did the Randy Gradishar came up wi th library and look at books on No. I I ~ whose work is exquisitely , I , I , 2. Ohio St (20340 1,065 .1-1ij after our poor perform polls will take care of them,' ". ll i -" SffS Despite that close escape at Case-y %as holding court in the dugout. Half a dozen .embroidery. Select sti tc hes you running battle between John another defensive gem, picking ance against Miami last Friday selves," says the realistic Miami, Oklahoma's defending 3. So Cal (1) 3-0-0 878 executed, sometimes are reporters were ?Z)Wg to keep up with him. didn't know who enjoy doing. If you like wor king Brockington and Otis Arm- off a HadI pass and running 44 4. Nebraska 340 careless about how they finish a 715 Strong. Switzer. "We play tougher national champions received 30 score with 40 they %ere. but they lookid important. Inierview over, the French Knots, try musing yards for a ball coach. "But w ha t I'm doing learns than a lot of those other First-place votes and 1,086 of a Im,'piv nIPr nf pmhrthi,.v 344) 5. MISSOWI 650 writers scattered and Casey looked up, them in some areas of the Both Johnson and Armstrong seconds remaIning, . -- ~ e- - A . Ight now will take care of the guys." Fu 6, Tx AM (1) 3-U 593 possible 1,160 points from a na. '!' _____ _____ __ _____________________ ____ _______ ' . L _____ - i - ____ — ___ -- cis eLcsII ______ 4 j J j:jj .. - _____________ -' t - =-- nrg.cAntn,4 I.e a et d 'Old Perfesser I Casey £ii.isi ___________ ' .' I.os es ,_ .., ,..,_ ,a - - , I tt e -j- - - r - Youn sters Can Leurn From ;. , ) P .. .• - . Piano Teachers &--l,--,c.wsee Meet T V - __T_ L I OS ~_n_, --.--r. 'P.&LAL - Are Fou - 1 In Une Of A Kind oins e Angels -- '- V OPTIMISTIC . , -. Tri '* be Fac (I . or a e as e an ;. - • - - ' .,, ' - - — Embroidery Touches Are Importrui-int Sooners MOVING BE A REAL _____ ' torn an _ --- EhLJ/CHEi . TWIN -- - r" "",. BOX SPRNGS I The To 20 roii c os Ride Defe se "e r Packers,, 2 — �- .- - - fl- • ; -- ,- -- - - I 26-Evening H,rald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday,Sept.30, 1173 -_ 60", - r" ta:, SWREBOARD .L,.MF s ===&- '. I ! Evening Herald, *; By TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS to hold out, maybe he could Since replaceing Hank Bauer The St. Louis Cardinals Diego Padres out of the cellar second year of his contract, t have done better elsewhere." as Baltimore manager in July, brought Schoendlenst back for for the first time In the ex- it might not be a happy au. -_ Earl Pro Football Weaver, 12990 :; Red 1968, Weaver has guided the his 12th year. Under the unflap- paa5ion club's -history. The atlon if the boo-birds come out FIFTH I Fermin Schoendienst and John National Football League 770. 3 20. 10. 7 Sala Moguirli (5) But Weaver did not want to go orioles to a 724-477 record for a pable redhead, the Cardinals Padres finished with a 11-91 again in Veterans Stadj National Conference 420. 360. 3. Maruri Agv)rr. McNamara are all going back elsewhere, as he pointed out won-lost percentage of .60283. have won 938 games and lost 835 record for fourth place in the They booed Ozark unmerciful, listen, DiVIsion 340. 0 (4 5) $7.10. P 5) 153.90. W.. I. .7. Pct PP PA to he the cheers nextback, year.too, after his ninth sea- That beats out Cincinnati's for a percentage of .529. The National League West. SIXTH -I. AIva iav (3) 14 . Danny mos t of last season, despite the Ozark is going sonsigning with thefor Orioles. Wash 2 0 0 1 000 3 Sparky Anderson (.60269) for C ardi ls 7 Domngo Eloua (6) na won two National Dallas Like Weaver and Schoen(act th at he had th but may hear some jeers. 2 0 0 1 000 33 3 10.) Eddy Zarre "Cashen knows that I'd ra th- second place behind Joe League pennants and captured dlenst, McNamara signed a contention for e Phillies in p' Onts I 1 0 .500 36 3 the NaUwj p ca 271.10 Weaver, Schoendiensi and er stay in wi S. LouiS 1 I 0 .500 54 57 th Baltimore than McCarthy for managers with a World Series under the for- one-year contract. McNamara SEVENTH 1. League East. Oouza Arana (I) ey are among the tat" go any other pla 01 Phil Th f inally di 0 2 0 COo ce," Weaver five or mo re years' experience mer Cardinal star. 10 60, 9 60 12 10. 2. EIdy. Beitia 16, eat baseball Ozark will return to the Ished second to the PitLiburj managers to Coofral DIvIsion sign said, 3. Ica Atbqdi (1) 500; since 1900. 0 0 I000 IV 21 1050.1240; for McNamara pulled the San Philadelphia Philhies for the Pirates. the 1976 season. Ozark has (6 7620, P ($6) 250 20. 2 0 0 1.000 47 30 EIGHTH been brought back to fulfill the 1 AI4yi Ramon ti; Chic 1 1 C 300 22 4 750O,S60.5(1 4 ;7 SantiMugu,rza endofhistwo.yearcontractde. Gay 0 2 0 19 (3) Chucholarrea Western Division spite voices of anger in Ptiila(I 3) 37.70; P (I 3) 19.70. L.A. 11 NINTH 0 Soo 30 32 1. Zarre (2) 1660. 1 00. delphia. ..: AIIII( Playoff Clubs Stack Up Evenly Across Board 0 0 .000 2*0; 7. Erda 3140 (1) 3.70. 2 60; 3. Juan Weaver, one of the most sucSMF 0 2 0 000 31 (I) 3 70; Q (71)2340; P (21) On. 0 0 000 62 75.50 cessful managers in baseball, NEW YORK (AP) TENTH I. Muuera I) 77.60. Amerfr.an Conference You East champion Pirates were so the Red Sox 67-SO during the extra game at home, necessarily in that order, 11 50. 340; 2 Sahli (1) 6.20, 320• not unexpectedly signed for ancouldn't find more evenly cl osely Eastern Division matched during the sea- season. Mauni (6) 280; 0 (I I) 33.00. P (I I? The playoffs o n with twope Other season with the Baltimore matched teams than those In son, in fact, that they scored the W.. L. Pts. PF PA 7470. DO Gary Nolan, the only Cincinc 134 SO. ' The home field advantage game sets over the weekend Buff. Orioles 7001 for fl a healthy contract the baseball playoffs which same amount of runs-55. ELEVENTH 1. AlavaMigus' nati pitcher to beat Pittsburgh Batt. 1 was significant in each case- Boston and Cincinnati. IS 1300, 1370. 120; 7. ChuchoAltu estlz'natCd at $85,000. start Saturday. Miami 1 1 0 300 43 The Oakland A's, champio ns twice this year, Ironically prob. witheacho(theteamsholdlnga (4) 13 20. Arecha Axpi Is) "There are other managerial 14Y wonthree The Cincinnati Reds and in the West, mid the East-win4-2 edge at home. This could ably won't start any of the first -6) 9240. ~-` Jerry Reuss, who N Eng 0 7 0 .000 1429 TWELFTH 1. SantlAltu (7) Jobs opening up," said BalfiPittsburgh Pirates, contenders ning Boston Red Sox similarly come Into play next week since of four games from the Reds two games. Sparky Anderson Centr.aI Division 1.4 1600, 350, 350; Chucho-Juan (I) more General Manager Frank for the National League pen- each won six games of the CInn. 7 0 0 I 000 45 17 120. has said he'll probably open Ir 12- the defending World Champion during the season, and Jim 3 Bilbao Alp; (7) 760; Cashen, pointing to weekend nant, split a 12-game series game American Lea Hous. 0 0 1000 10 17 11 71760; t.J__,.. -...................' LA- D III II Alt. fl. g ue series. A' trill n6t fhrt nt eI. t1 .'....t.. ...t... _&_i_.J __.1 I.....A ...a.i. •.... I.Ie k....J--------UI UIV ItUUILCL, fliUl IPJ IvhI-Jldnuci3 against IUIIVU W1U W5 uuirigs 1 0 500 il Minnesota and MU. during the 1975 season. with all II 13600,116 all 2) But the A's showed more ex-fivegame set in Oakland and Cleve. 0 7 0 00) : ga me to Cincinnati, will pitch the East champions-Don GW. waukee. "If Earl really wanted 15600. We%ti'II Division The West-winning Reds and plosive bat power, outscoring the Pirates also will have that the first two game--but not Jett and Fred Norman. ::... A - 1951. handle 95.592 Oak 2 0 0 IcO 82 II ____ ____ ________ ____ SPORTS IN BRIEF - Athletes (1 9 CU - - 0. H - . 2 - - 7. (2$) - ' i 0 .560 * (1) - . 7 fl SI A lfl 1 0 K.C'ty : 0~ S. ENTRIES TUESDAY NIGHT 02 0 000 5.' 47 Diego 0 7 0 000 is 70 r - SELONO I. LarniOkoki. 2 AIdana Beta, I Ica Santhet. 4. EChanOLenIZ. 5 Eticiy Araj, 6 Dallas 37, St. Louts 3). 01 ArechaAlb, qd. 7 Cacho P', PIO'j hOn 33. San DiegO 17 Unia Etonia wor JesX. Kansas THIRD-I. Ica E)orza,2.AldanaCity 34 Len cz, 3 E than Arana, 1. Larri CincInnati 71. New Orleans 0 Albefd. 3. Ur:a Beltia. 6. ArechaBuffalo 30, Pittsburgh 21 Sanchez. 7 OguizaJavi, 5. Edd' Lot Angeles 73, San Fran- Ok,&I. cisco II FOURTH 1. Uria Javi, 2. Monday's Negui AItti 3 Larr Bengoa, i. , ." _... LAjlr.inqo_,, w uci, a • Sunday. Oct. S AtcchZarre.7. AIava-Ecravt, INiW Orleans at Atlanta Blb,o Perez. Denver at BuffeloFIFTH I. MaruriEchave, 2. Pittsburgh at Cleveland Dominjjo Muguer:a, 3. Sale. New England at Niw York Mencha, 4. Fermin Larr,a, S Jets CelayaBer,9oa,6. Erdo:a-Migyel, 7, Miami at Green By Chucho Ramon, S. SantlAgulrre. Cincinnati at Houston SIXTH I. Eddy -Mul. 2. Francisco at Kansas City Negul-javi, 3 Ogulza-P.r,z. 1. Chicago at MtnnIOta Arectia EcPtave, 5. Catho Zarrs', 6 New York Giants at St. Louis Domingo Allu. 7. BibbaoEIor:a, $ Baltimore at Los Angeles AlaI,a Wasfflngton Philadelphia SEVENTH I Echano-Okoki, 2. Oakland San Ditg.) Negui AlberdI. 3. Larri-Bei?Ia. 4. Monday. Oct 6 Uria Lent:. S. AIdana-Ara", 6. Dallas at Detroit. n Eddy Javi, 7, OguizaSanchez. I. STANLEY AIbecdl, 7. Ur:a-Sbncft,z, S. ' WashIngton 49. New York 01, ants 13 Oakland 31. BaltImore 70 Chicago IS. PhiLadeipha 13 it - ' CLAN I I ,,,I,to , - - .- a tin 01 if 11lot Southern California 21, Char. cl-fe I? •: Shreveport 32. HJ*ii 75 San Antonio 25. Memphis i; #17 at Son Antonio BWmam or Philadelphia. 1 ____ _____ "' " '' ' -' L'"* 1 ,IJ I :_, 110-~ _______ V.0. BARTON __ JOSI CORTU MEXICO 12 am 3 1 _ on.69 i at Hawaii, . iox QUEEN ANNE Invitational ______5 Boys I 86OTCII PROOF - wi. u', I - ç; TH Jai-Alai RESULTS MATINEE FIRST-i. C.s IF Otg& u; 23.W' 4.60 2. Uris-Arena (II 110; 0 (I-I) U - CERTIFIEO BRANDY 11160. - 1. Permn -. Ramon Tampa rhambe,Lain 143; 7. Winter (6) Haven 2; 1. Durdin 210; 9. Lake _____ _______ 9 W. Neati.. Lyman 10:0101 NINTH - I. Ecdoia (5) Z.30. on*r area: lake Brantley - 12. 2110.4.407. Zarre (116.10,3.00 3, CIndy Sullivan 10.10:11 ian 8ar* S& IS (4)440, 0(1.3) 3763: p (5-1) 10 17. 16 .lear,n,e D'AtzilIe 10:27, 14-50. 10 Teresea Tinsley I0:3f; Trinity - _______________________ '. _______ ________ 4 ) A.ig,r. (4) 5.40; C (1.7)36.30; P(1 7)74990; Gig (3-I) With 11 1) 104O. H 92,756; A 1,547. RISUITS _______ - _" j' _ 001801:11 of Boston 71) 67100 SIA 4.10; 2. Echano 5arhe2 () 4.10.340; 3. ca Okoki (3)2.10; 0(1. 4)5430; P (I it) 1*4*0. Boston $hIhtA Sal iliAd ___ _____ rmcessary Thursday, Oct. I Boston at Qaktarvt, It ne.crv. '00.2.10; . Ocm*.,)c Ri rn (4) 3 $0: I'"Y 1.88 PLACE ____ LONG LQK I U5M11 _'_ t ___ ____ OUW _____ P;%A (1NwHI1t MIX 4*! I? SINS 49 15 **tA1LO4 GALLON IU$GUNOv CHAlLIS DEL CONTt C*A*II - P*IC*I.CIII 1174 rA 449 RT - SHERRY , GAU0N ABC WHITE PORT HI.WAT 1792 AT 436 CA$$ILSIy ctu499 CRI.AM 00 CRY $Ht RAY 60 4 WOODLAND PLAZA GALLON GUASTI PO*TSNR*Y Tti'OfiT MUSCATEL CASE 0F4 5.1 9 GALLON DILANP .0' . V70 SIR WHISKEY 3.99 am CUBES 69' • 11to ;h Pon 99 rp _______ rig b t Ph 122 0244 FOR SALE h Kentucky's Collins had gained l61 yards on3Ic'rjesin a regionally-televised 10-10 tie with Maryland Saturday afternoon. The yardage made him the Southeastern conference's al!-timerushingking Rusher :'T'c ¶'rmorethanATLANTA(Al') Running Eddie Price's total for Tulane. ba ck Leon Bright of Flor i da Duflose went out Sat urday Sta te Is the top rusher among night and compiled 154 yards in major Southe rn Independent 20 car ries to lead Florida to a f oot ball schools, accordi ng to 27-10 at Mississippi statisti cs released today. Bright, a sophomore, has Sta te. rushed for 311 yards in 65 at"I'm very honored," DuBose, tempts for a 4.8 average. a 215-pound senior full back Ben Garry of Southern Misfrom Sarasota, Fla., said sissippi is next with 296 yards in Monday. "But I was running 63 attempts. Georgia Tech's through hales the line opened. I David Sims is third wi th 292 don't feel this game was any yards in only 37 tries for a 7.9 Tree & Walker Hounds '1.4.__ 174, 71 1r Vw3wr-71" Leading Kind 11111111111111 . . - so" A -. ' - - - Continued From Page IB) Next day I was ba ck In the wire room ta lki ng to the same old AP machine. There were o ther stories, many of th em famous .sport. figures, but none wi th the same nostalgic vibrations, I always considered myself lucky to have stuck my nose In on Casey's last year wi th th e Yankees. By th e way, th e pitching held up anti the Bombers won the pennant. Years later I found myself running into Casey. If not at spring exhibition games in Florida then at the Governor's Di nn er in St. Petersbu rg. Funny thing is that Stengel never forgot, "What did you do with those white suede shoes," he asked me two years ago at the cocktail party which precedes the governor's bash. Funny, because I forgot I ever owned a pair of the Pat Boone specials. i made a mental note that what impressed me most about the man wasn't the pinstripes or Mets uniform, but the man's character. Stengel's exploits as player and manager are history. Stengel was a legend in life, a baseball immortal in death. tW A-1-1 -t ;'-4 -. -' r TRUE HUNTING DOGS •AKC REGISTERED S WEEKS OLD. 3 MALES, S FEMALES Phone 322-6029 different than any nthar wool- 11 We'll Be Happy To Explain Value and I I I Economy For Your Tire Dollars. L7~ ~ ~ I These das.. all lk,tomake lure we're getting lit. most for u' mon,7 Thst"s we'd like YOU '0 NflOW IPIS facts about why we believe Itt. M,chaln 'X' to ba you, best tue buy. Every Micheli M, n'X' tire is backed by a why 40O001114 warranty for tread wont on domestic tars. Thai ' s lust about twici the mileage you'd SJpeCl from a coriven. I WO"Ii.e unde, the some dnv.ng condItions. 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Florida under the fictitious name of RAN AUTO REPAIR, and that I intend to rester said name with the Clerk of the CIrc..ait Court, Seminole( Continued from Page 1-B) lightning quick, smart, con- purge of high officials, has tak- who shurgged off a midweek County, Florida in accordance with always will be in front of my fident to the point of arrogance. en a personal interest in the spat with his wife, Belindn, the ptOvi%i5 of the Fictitious He beat Foreman by playing event and the principals. It is flaunted additional women and Name Statutes. To Wit: Section fist." 66509 Florida Statutes 1957 the champion'sthe ropes, driving the giant uiknown whether he will attend. kept up a non-stop doggerel Informed of S Raymond Hall to sheer King, a showman, has flown leading up to the time of the exhaustion and comment, Frazier responded: Texan Publlth' Sept L 73, 30. Oct. 7, 14, 1975 All . Frazier Ready For Battle MICHELIN __ McROBERTS TIRES "I know where he is going to be, then putting him away in the in Hollywood personalities, fight. There was concern that DER 202 such as Hugh O'Brian, Connie the marital tiff might affect JOHN DICKEY INC. too. I got the best handlers In eighth, This emerging nation of 7,100 Stevens, Jan Murray, Gail Ala's performance. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the world." PH, 322-0651 NOTICE OF SALE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ClR "Nothing distracts All," said All, at 33 two years older than islands, Islets, rocks and sand- Fischer and Jayne Kennedy, Notice is hereby given that put CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 405 W.FIRST SANFORD his opponent and a superb 6- bars with 111 cultures and 70 and put them on display with a his trainer, Angelo Dundee. Ivant to final Judgment rendered on COUNTY, FLORIDA. ' world." the 25th day of September, 1973, in null NO 71.I196.nA.st.fl foot-3 athle te with dancing feat languages, has been whipped round of prefight parties. The "He Is of a. that certain cause pending In the FEDE RAL N A T IO NAL AAORL into a frenzy by the excitement city of 21 million is fectooned ___________________________________ j Circuit Court in and for Seminole TOAGE ASSOCIATION, ' the of fight. wi th fight banners, posters and f igh ting ill County, Florida, wheririn F IRST Plaintiff, President Ferdinand E. Mar- street merchants hawking fight AND LOAN ,, ____ . FEDERAL stead of back-pedaling, with the To et into PP&K. lust bring your ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE. cos, having placed the country trivia. YOUNG JOHN SEAY, JR a k a of scoring an early Intention parent or guardian in and sign ITI' corporation, is Plaintiff, and AN )( 1 JOHPIrIIESEAY,andftAROARAR. knockout, under martial law three years But none has been able to Y n up.It'sfree.You'fl91s Irsi DREW J. PENNIP4GTON and wife. SEAY, hi wife, LI • li. inn.. W.i.lin ago and now the in take mist of a the stage away from Alt, Tips Book. Hurry! sign up nowl LUCILLE N. PENNINGTON, Frazier chief Defendants. WARREN P. TURMAN and wife. NOTICE OF SALE Futch, considers this nothing ALYNE TURMAN, HOUSEHOLD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN morethanidlet.alk."All'strack Registration Ends FINANCE CORP. a FL Corp. and that un the 16th day of I. .3 1 -. .-. -. UIaI tha t Instead Ot record SnuWS RICHARD J. PHELPS and wife, Octocior. 1975, at 11:00 a.m at the October N IM 3 BETTY JEAN PHELPS are west front doo r of the Courthouse of coming out swinging he usua ll y DER 149 9S A ,j 14 2.49 .. 26.95 'I '.•it wooDRUFF'S SUBDIVISION OF LANDS, S,Ajlh Sanford. Florldes CAHR$fl pursuant Judgment on. according to the Flat thereof as ten ed in Civil No. 75-13% CA 09-0 recorded In Plat Book 3. Page 4.4 00 now pending in the Circuit Court of 'I 115 99C - (ACM Ni POOl. 1.99 . 21.00 MAGNUM POMBAL ROSE FROM PORYUGAL H 11Th11 1.99 ., 21.95 4.49 Sitt defendants, (.iviI Action No 75 Seminole County, at Sanford, is ti-vi to pro tect himself." 711 CA 09 C. I ARTHUR H. BECK ,, Florida the undersigned Clerk will , d. e ge tstoo sai WITH, JR Clerk of t he aforesaid offerforsahethe following described r UtCii Circuit Court, will at 11 - 00 A. M. on real property: froggy, he just may get October 131h, 1975 offer for sale and Lot 94 WINSOR MANOR, FIRST Laued." sell fo the highstt and best bidder for ADDITION, acc or ding to the Plat cash at the West front door of the thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17. , ompa iiyei short man 5. Courthouse of Seminole County. ge 73, Public Records of Semnol&' feet-1l stubby legs an -d Florida, in Sanford. Flor ida, the Cnty, rIorda, huge thighs, Frazier does not following descrIbed property. together with all structures. im .1.111 d epe hea viiyon boxing.w.7. situated and being in Seminole povemeflts, fixtures. applidnces, County. Florida. to wit: He is a bore-in fighter, a buzz. and appurtenances on said land or 391 of FRANK Lot L. used in con junction therew ith. saw who will take five shots to lies CAM off / ' . - . • I I r l9 'c' ASt willu "AP ROSE FROM PORTUGAL on I .IIULI I$. , ,''. ROSE IULMLIJ LIGHT IDlY 70DM tRANCE CASE 0P12 0'AKJOU IMP. CABERNET SAUVIGNON 01R*i 2.99 3395 IT ijp IMPO*TID ITAXIAII CHAMPAGNE FAMA ASTI SPUMANTE 399 JUANIT(SA*Pa1I DIV GOtos.ioa 2.69 7, 31.9 IMP, SPANISH CREAM SHERRY 2.98 'a 5 740Z oETI0M.OlftAalftO 28,95 j CHIANTI FROM ITALY 22.95 CA o; 17 1.99 ' ?TATIPOII-IHf$lT.SAUIIINI A tlIi5 PINE 00 W141Tl We'a. 1.550* PO5(., LJUL)UC said . casi furk ________________ Iftauso 41 I start MAGNUM N' OlUM THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYSI IMP. LAMBRUSCO ITALY NJ . fOR lID flA*V' N V %ATI 4 SWill III) was chosen Associated Press Southeastern Back of the Week. .. AR' BASSADORVERMOUTHCAlIfPilUtuw139ISIS A______________________S*Lf!0*ii SIN Cull of Ii . I ucCAno..sc.o.lt, FIRESTONE ou 229 IOlSa 1141.d&9 -."-, GOLD SEAL SHOP. CMIII Z3IICAU ICE 99' FIIN PARK call WX11 ooSIPyCiiN J.W. DANT 10 YR. INSTALLED _______ MOULIN ROUGE LMMPACNI CLEAR 2 GALLON GOLD SEAL CATAWBA MMY4i - QUART 't1F1"' 91 - • (IotZhStJI •- LIUIIJIIII1l uce ieaui ()f1t DuBose '' 3.88 CRYSTAL £ misw" 17&92 GIN I - oa o*u RUM MIX ANY ________ 12 (US 4640 JACQUIN ROTAtE VODKA 1 2' I ANY _________________ A3ISOIlDWWISLIY'OL* NI _ ctn.at ::_. cu. iou 3.99 900 $' MIX3 Arthur H fleck*ith, Jr. Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida Publish: Sept. 30, Oct. I, 2, 197$ * swo 4.19 SIN OLD FLORIDA C ERTIFIED ___ e F ise each chance " Vlnrid.a.ficllhwk Jim. roster to 15 players, a spokesman said, Dropped by the American Basketball Association team were 6-foot-11 center Da vid Brent and 5-foot-11 guard cb'dell Pickens. Brent and Pickens were both products of St. Louis high Oti / S urp r $1 288 Cancer Claims Casey Stengel ATTEST: - LIGHT IIUIR34IJ, Back Of Week Award anymore, a part of the team on flanGed last-ball pitcher WOfl Coach Doug Dickey conJoe Brunner of Northeast three games from Yaz and the the field, curred that it was "his usual Louisiana leads the passers Earlier this season, after Red Sox. That was also the performance." with 62 completions In 118 atmessing up his first few star- season in which he established But DuBose, who never lost a tempts for 734 yards and one ting pitching assignments, he a 1.12 earned run average, the yard on 132 carries In 1974 and touchdown. He has been In'. was sent, reluctantly, to the lowest ever compiled by a has 327 yards on 47 carries this tercepted seven times. Buddy bullpen. It was the first time in pitcher working a minimum 01 year, said he had added In- Gilbert of Tulane Is second with Gibson's 16-year major league 300 innings. centive Saturday. 28 01 64 for 389 yards and four lie has also won over 250 career that be was relegated to "I wanted to win this one bad TDs. gamesand has more than 3,000 second-line pitching status. Gibson turns 40 In November, strikeouts in his career, which and, before this season began, roots him in the Cy YoungChristy Mathewson-Walter Johnson pantheon. Legal Notice Gibson was famous for his pride. It may have been PUBLIC NOTICE were ahead, it began to rain, ed," said Casey. "So I got up Yankees to stunning triumphs (Continued from Page I-B) PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Ihe the reverse of the shame hesaid Casey pointed toward the dark- and walked away." County of Seminole will file an aP- he felt as a boy watching Stepin and piloted the expansion Mets plicahion on or before October 21, The sometimes-clownish ening sky and demanded the In 1947 Senge1, then 57, was in the most poignant part of Fetchit shamble on a movie ISiS. With the Florida Public Em ployees Relations Commission, sçletri, when young Gibson Stengel leaped across baseball game be called. He was ignored steered to the subject of urn- their young history. history, spanning the ancient until he pulled a flashlight plres in an Interview. Soon Suite lOS, Ambassador Building, would slink into his seat. Stengel, enshrined In the Hall 2005 Apalachee Parkway. and modern ages with equal from a pocket and began Casey was pounding those desk of Fame when he was 76, manHe Is now an outspoken black TahIi,pcassee, Florida 32301, for man trying to maintain his ease. And throughout the signalling his bullpen with it, and shouting, "Those umpires! aged 37 years, including 25 in approval of an ordinance deter They take years off a guy's life, the major leagues. mining bargaining units, through dignity. It is test at game-time colorful career that covered 56 He was ejected. local regulation promulgated by the nOW. field. years, the hawk-nosed figure Sometimes, to demonstrate his believe me. I don't know what Prior to his years of glory But less so off the County of Seminole pursuant to Is For example, in a hotel elevator produced an abundance of rich shock at an umpire's decision, keeps me going, honest I don't, with the Yankees, Stengel had power in the Constitution and Stengel would keel over in a They'll e the death ofmeyet." managed the old Brooklyn stories. Florida Statutes and recognized in earlier this year, a white man Once when he was managing mock faint. Once when he used the Tuiker Act in the form Of Or In tribute to his 56 years in Dodgers and the old Boston got on and said to Gibson, cinance No 7517. The Ordinance Is wearing a tic and suit, "1 want Brooklyn he took off his hat on this ploy, umpire Beans baseball, Stengel won a niche Braves. available for inspection by the the field-and a swallow flew Reardon did the same thing. with the game's other ImmorCharles Dillon Stengel public at tto office of flc Board of the fourteenth floor." "When I peeked outta one eye t.als in the Hall of Fame at resigned as the Mets' field boss Cuunty Commissioners. Room 15C. ___________________________ cut of his hair. Seminole County Courthouse, North Another time, at Boston, and saw Reardon lying on the Cooperstown, N.Y. in 1965 after breaking his hip In Legal Notice Patti Avenue, Sanford, Florida, when his Braves, for a change, ground, too, I knew I was lickHe managed the New York a fall. during regular business hours 5:30 Seminole County VODKA IS' KENTUCKY BLEND 8 __________ GREEN $ 't ABC 8.49:; STANLEy - 359.40.95 OR AMARETTO 2.99 CRIME MIENS Dl CAll C.%CAO - SLACEI5*v - Tilpil $(C . 459 1.01110011 141 JACQUIN CRIME Of MENTHI MR ED KY DRY GIN • MAIn,, MAuTTAJ, ______ J_f4J4 TCtic ____________________________________ ___________ cotnt*jj !ftUR - am. to 5:00pm Monday through Friday. Please govern yourselves accordingly, Sidney L Vihlen, Jr. Chairman Board of County Commissioners SAXONY SCOTCH ______ BRANCH 4y KY BOURION It - ot THE HERALD SERVICES he had announced it would be his last. It would mark the end Bob Gibson, seated by his of one of baseball's finest nitlocker, looked up and saw Lou ching careers, and one of Brock standing before him with baseball's most intense and a straight face and a picture of thrilli ng performers. There was something almost Carl Yastrzemskl taped to his sinister in t he way he glared naxed, wiry-haired chest. Brock was jn'rstr,adown from the moundtonk th gung-ho biiTnttru. •ñ)e catctr's sign, essence was that the St. Louis his cap a snap, spun into his Cardinals, with an outside high-kick wind-up and came chance for the National League virtually crashing off th e pennant, could meet an ol d. mOUfld. At his best which was often time "enemy," Yax and he was awesome. In the first s Bo ton Red Sox, in another game of the 1968 World Series, World Series " example, he struck out 17 Gibson squinted. "Nice •'U4.T) " car again' . 10" 42.95 . Ace4* W,1SWI ad om " •. ... 06 . YSO? (OG*AC 7.99 ITs VODKA ___ _____________ Wednesday. Oct. • Boston at Oakland (tU, FOURTH - I. LarriJav'i III 16.10, 7.00, 300; 7. Ncu4 P,rei (7 T uesday, Oct. at Oalland. In) W. STANLEYKY.VODKA scald. 14u1i4 TOM SIMS 8 YR. 'MR. ED y, SCOTCH ______ '4. __ __ ___ _ Pool 3(*0;P(7l) 122 70;ligQ (3 5) with 3ON 5.39 QUART Y 4 SINS iO __________________ 1 ____ __ PitIiburjh. (n). Svnd.y. Oct. 1 KS NTUcKY 35% 6 YR. BLIND ______ MIX Th1'IdSV Oct.' 4.10. 420; 2 Uris Otoki II) 1.60. _ . 5.19 3193 _'__AZIUflI-APRICOT-$to( ct PIPflIMi*t $CN*A?p$ - 0ONaj* LEWIS "66" Pit ____ Oaklnd at Bst©n 5.97. ins ~R';'r - -- ______ USHER'S GREEN STRIPE BLIND _______ AMH Icon Leagv Saturday, 1,. .0 1" IMP pOIyvUL 056 2.79 061111"I 0 IMP 8 YR. SCOTCH '• -'' 86' GIN MIX ANY 2 0T5 5749 ____________________ HOLLAND HOUSE MIXERS I___ CincinatI at PlttsbueØh. If 3 20; 3 Aldana CActi (2) 300; Q (3 5)3.400; P (53)5010 THIRD - i Ogujj len,:(lJ5 $ , 0 YR LlOHI' OR DARK i',,. J -''- - KY JACQUIN 570. 350; 2. Urz•Aranp (3) 3.10, 4iU;3.Cacholenh:(413.20,O(2.11 Y PitIbirgh at Cinc rv%at' Of 01. ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 7 YEARS OLD A MC HENRY Sunday, Ccl CincsstI 3.99 - SCOTCH . KY. BOURBON POU*SON ABC RUM FIRST - L EddyJavI (S) 1*60, necessary SECOND - I ks-Arsni (2 )7.00. KENTUCK BOND HALL Tuesday. Oct. 7 Cincinnati at Pitttur. (n) Wi sday, Oct. $ WHITE HORSE - J.T.S. BROWN _.._4.79 SPRINGS CANADIAN ______ 14670; 00 (5$) I.7O sr. 710.2607 Erdcia Meatha (7) 1TI41UTT1W '1:iLr1I:_.jj '°' STANLEY CANADIAN... 399 41 l Oltuil GIN-VQOKA 319 Odle 3195 KO. 860 BLEND '$sUll w.j, 449 4995 JACOUIN SLOE GIN 4,49 49.95 01, 12 YR. KY. BI.END 5.49 51.95 STANLEY KY. GIN 3.59 40.95 86.8° CANAUIAN PREMIUM 5.99 '.' 68.95 9O GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE 359 .1 8 41.88 ,,,,,, SEAGRAM GRANT'S ' B L CANADIAN REPEATER 8 YR IIQ 7 Mtigueza (5) 1)60. 700 3 ?#.ai'ur (71 7.00 , Q (SI? ø.IQ; (19 5) pIff •est-of.$ Series National 1.1a9v1 Saturday, Oct. 4 PSttburgh a? C'nc;rvahi 1000 flay I QUAIL CREEK 1SI'flhIy$a$ F.t. On 4•49sns OLD TENTH-i. Larrea 1$) 37O74O JUI;e Krfnhw 1006 ELEVENTH - I. Arecha-Attu .S0. 13. 60. 560 3 Bitboj-Jvan (I) 550.5603. Cact-.oMigul (II 1,$Q; C (3$) $4.20; p (34) 27190 TWELFtH -1. Cet.avaJtjn (1) 5.4961.95 1? 5Ti5 4995 4.29 Emry, Winter Haven 9:53; 3. GIantIpy 10:02; 139.20. SCOTCH P,'IX ANY I? 075 4995 *-- ________ - B t L, VOD KA MIX ANY - 17. Atjburfldale 1 KinCh, TaItahasseeLeon9-51; 7, Lake HoelJ 9:$1; 1. 1100. 1030, 2102. AIdana Perez t3)' Barksdal,. Trinity Prep 9:57; 450.3.703- NeguiLinlj (I) 3-00; 0 Berkley, Lake Brantley (3-i) 440; P (4 3) 10110 ?4,et, Trinity Prep 9 - 59, 5 5tjI'Ivn, EIGHTH - I. Permin MenChi Lake Brantley 10:01; 9. Heal, Lake STANLEy VNIR SEVENTH - I. Eddy O*.oki (4) Thomas, " . BLIND OLD STANLEY 8YR.85° KY _____ ___ KENTUCKY Miguel (I) 395; IS. O,io 439; 16 Plant City; 0 (6$) 107.10; p 11900 11111 SCOTCH T MIX ANy 12 1773 h 95 $ YEAR 35% KY StENO 5.00. 4 00 3 Erd'na-Bengoj (2) 130; Lyrllan3$3; 17 St. Pete Catholic 0 (441 3560. P ($4) 75.10 13 Tampa Leo 777; Ii Titusville SIXTH - I. 21.00, 1700. 7.40 2 AtavaElz is (4) 1000.9 203.Oguiza Aguirre (4) 500; . S MILL GUts I, Lap Bran$ley 4; 2. Trinity 1030, 7.70; 3. Larri-Elorza (7) 170; Prep lID; 3 TalL,Iasw, Leon 117:1. Q (47) 51.40; P (4.7) 3555000 '4) Oak RIdge 14; S Brancton 150; 6. 11 , WISE*$ 10 YR SCOTCH _____ KNIGHTS BRIDGE FOURTH -I. Cacho Ec have (6) 17.50. 360. 100. 2 BlibeG Peru (7) I Q 1.59! CERTIFIED __-.Z*n __JACQUIN'SNEAPOLITAN LIGHT *ouovcnoo,, RUM LIQUEUR -I OR DARK -. BOND HALL F0AWA1L1ANGER PUERTO RICO'S 11*551 BOND' i. argo 12; 7. Siminoli 92; 3 Atdar.a Javi (1 ) 780 0 (6 7) 5160 QLyman 201; 6 Evans 220; II. Lake (471 33150 00 (26) 174.10 Grantley a. r. $4It WOO'S LIGHTIST VODKA ...s___90° GIN 60,350, IcaLcniz (3)550,1-403. Wntr Park 173; 4 DunedIn 165.5 ' ABC F a.. 65.88 ABC VODKA ' 519 owl 61- 95 100 PROOF OT. WATERIIU$FRAZ1ER'6.49oo..14.9S868°OTS.DEVONSHIRE-5.9965.88CMADIANSUNSET- ".4.49•49 IV Boys THIRD-i. Larri-Oki (2) 12-70, . 01. 3 RIVERS KY. ROURSON 4.69 ''5195 OUART BULLOCH LADE .. It@, jeff Hicks 15:45, 7503. CI Arana (1) 3CC: Q (2-3) Flitter 14:17. 25440 W. t nmc,ii 44b,I $4 DRY GIN ________ IOZJ g ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH WOOl $ 4.99... 51.95 69* 95 SOMETHING SPECIAL su'cs,'ca 8.99 'n. 99.50 CERTIFIED SCOTCH ....5.99 aa 69.95 51.95 0! *I 8 YEAR SCOTCH . 5.9 7115 ,1g ,,, OT. 12 YR, UcHENRYKY. BP,B. 5.99 01. MR. ED 4YR.KY. BOURBQN4.69 01. 8 YR N° OLD srA!ltEy 72. Rick Horta 11 - 70. 90. Pete Rogers 13:20. 11"s I" -• WIN __ Thad M(P - 'Ity 11 02: Lake Brantley 33.0 P (4-1)77.70 ' TOWER LONDON ____ _____ QUART _rL __ WINE 2.29 20" '' I picture," he observed, ,,but Detroit Tigers for a record. The meek Tigers seemed to be ugly frame." Gibson is still made to feel a playi ng wi th WIIX hiltS, In the World Se ri es the next part of the team In the locker. room, though he Is seldom, year, the 6-1, 195-pound righ t. QT. CRAWFORD SCOTCH 4.59 f JSSMtflhs.I4tSIIUI$,240___ 15 usr I,= tKIS 00 711 IV .d"'1 r 379 SHERRY iysc*si._ i 7 77 Wint er ' 8I049Mf74' 30. Coco*; Lake Howill. 1. Warre. Largo. 13:21; Bergstresser, Soon,, 13:30. S "e.'rcn, 1,r.a. 7. Caiawei,, Lyman, 13S; 9. Ryan. O-*h R40e 13:51; 11 UtPltittv YvI.;! P-;;, ~ 0. 4. 4•39 ..., IMP* DRY SACK ' ______________________ wow U ,... - ST. l.OUIS(AP)- Two players were n1n,'j.,tnnwrt'r - - nn 'ill bIJ GAINESVILLE (AP) for the way things were the lina State's late In the game "I watched Sonny Collins on week before," he said, refer- which enabled NC State to peeearlier and didn't think I had a ring to a fumble at North Caro- serve an 8-7 uvset. ABA Spirits Waive Pair a reer - ABC 6YR.KY, _S'LEGER CANADIAN 72OFLA SUG RESALE C'S $155 5*41,9 I II 5Th SOURION ______ ____ ____ ' _____ 5, .CnIov0I UL&1A 1 5, oa0cuIm cwaAacluI I, ______ 608 -. a. • 110111 ' 11 44I'I,fl ••' Nfli 1ii('WS .. .---. __ - 3 99 .. .-. __ _____ uws* __ HARWOOD SCOTCH MIX ANY 1?QTS 74 -- ___ LIUIIt ON DARK ANNE 5.99,_.49 4S A8C RU" m ___________ ILA SOUY1RI* GIlT 501 SIAG*A&I V 0 TIACN(&S SCOTCH souuos "' •s CIR RUM ''4.IIiUfl*lSUt _ - GIN QUEa. R' ri-' ____ ' TVSN WHISKY MIX ANY 1?QTS . OUAALJ . SCHENLEY IMP. TEQUILA 4ACIiA$ft KY. SRS. . - '. .. - lIr fw, KY. BLEND ' KY. BOURBON ____ ___ ______ .. QUAILCREEKTHREERIVERS __fflj 90 7 YEAR 10 YEAR JIM BFAM L!!1 4'. IT SOV*I ___ !1t 'ft I 4.88.. _____________________ ii' FLEISCHMANN QT. IMPERIAL J - QUART Popov $IN, QUAIT 4.29 BLEND 3.88 4,49! 'VODKA Ridge 4. i•' T I It CLPO 0 ____ _ SCHENLEY VODKA _____ -- 'I ' _________________ _ LIGHT OR DARK Casselberry "____________________________ 94* GIN iMP. ILUUILA AT WINTER HAVEN lf .' Hi-Way 17•92, Fern Park * Hi-Way 17.92, At 436, * , , . ________ ROYAL DELUXE SUNRISE SYR KY SOURION TEQUILA 'LONDON TOWER NOT a MIUD L Brantley IF I) y5 UUI% 'iS __________ DELUXE • vooi • DRY GIN I -4 :: I RUM Clu ": _ Sooday.Oct.$ 1 Larço 67. 2 Tampe Citam. Charlotte at Shrevtprt brIacnlp;3 Lyman7O3;7.Wi,,ter SoutPeni Califnia at ?Mrn. Park 395;, Evans 321; 11. Boone Oil ok UIIIIUUI1 '_"_'-----_- M.arvni AItU,3.ChuchoM,pgueria,4 Sala Aguirre, S. Erdoza Alpi, 6. BIIbaoRarncr,. 7. FtrminMenc,t., S Celiy Larree fl .' iicI: M - AT ______ bTA1 A - ow 4.880T. I CANADIAN CLUB REPEATER $3.95 CASE LQDIAN 5.79 Cross Country Saturday, oct. Porfli at Jacks onville 5' . ALL SCOTCH si., UI. UVUUUVI1 - . ti.. N VU R V - v s TSR NIG$ alwas MOW _______ -.- 4..I*I ULiAI1 LUUNU irn.oai ONE 48 OUNCE DRINKS -__-- ,,,...,_ ..... • __ 4.97.. 6.99... rQ ". . TEN HIGH 4 To ILUNO,5 Ins .s 5971 .99 ______ _________ VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' WORLDS LIONT1IT - Ida Bgo.a ji ST.LEGER NADIAN SUG atuii at 7LA •(vtRAGIGuI0l 12 ia UUU tF IMP PRANC* H(Nl PHILLIPI 7 YR (Y BRI 1IAM - V.S.O.P. BRANDY OLD CHARTER 0 '1 If LOW WHOLESALE CASt LEST IN CUINT ISSUE £10 '' JACQUIN SCOTCH ROTALIVOOLA HEDGES 1 4N LORD BUTLE (211,1 CLVERT at -- 1P 514y AOL , Rengo. W& Football i FIGMYII I _..,.. 2 Alava Altc, 3 Maruri Ramon. 1, Eastern DIvision W L T PcI. PF PA Celay.-Aguirr., 5. Sala.L.anea. Me'PlIs 6 2 0 750203 131 SintiMencha, 7. Fermin Juan. Btrpiam 6 3 0 447 119 iso Chutho AZp. Jacks'nv NINTH s 3 0 .625 147 166 1. Zarre, 2. Aguirre, 3. Chariot Erdoza. I 5a1a,5. Juan, a o AWl, PhiLapt, 7 4 Q .750 122 75 Ceiaya, I Bilbao, TENTH - I. Ramon,2 Mncha.3 Western Divisi.., S. Antn 151 Santi. 4 Larrea, S Chucho, 6 73 o S. Cal Muguerza. 7. Maniri, I. Firmin s a o sso 5'iv*t ELEVENTH 1. Qgui:a Altu. 2. i s o ui iss,o 3 S 0 .375 172 213 Negi,ii Miguel, 3. Ahava-Perez. 4. l..y,.-,'.' -.'."iwve, g* i hao ivat..' Ar.c.,.;,; SAIWiU1*6 ;es t4 l44'#w'ylJi# t0•I TWO IYIIYOAYPBIC[I n$ ______ ___ ______ ___ UGHTOOAK ;oo Ttou't.A CANADIAN KY ILEND TREMitM IAN 84 11NOT A 141110 COC1TA ________ .i.# : I GIbso TROPIC I ,,-. BOB (iIBM)N --- IT .- W!FFRS 1 OVP. I"I CERflAEO 900 N .. San ' BACARDI , • - q f 4.995.49 ____ - SUNRIS TEQUILA _____________________________________ - -------- --- 1 LIGHT OR DA* RUM SCOTCH 711 hA Sal IliAd 745 HA lUG hIAtt tI1A',i 1201% 59 ts Game ---.- 7 SCOTCH MACGREGOR -- ____________________________________________________ CANADIAN SUNSET 4 YEAR CANADIAN PLACE GREEN CANADIAN - ". K!. ixmaàhi'y • 0 BOUSON Eddy- '-''-' Ill * as Aldina Eloria. 3. Ogulza OAokI, 4. . -- - 8 YEAR JACQUIN MERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER I'j 10, ABC SCOTCH sasonssauv Sunday's Resolls Detroit 17, Atlanta II Minnesota k fI..I.. - = -- -- O WASHINGTON (AP) Professional a th let es are shortchanged by the traditional channels of collective bargaining because th eir careers are so short, according to the head of the National Football League Players Association. The chairman of th e House labor-management subcommittee said legislation to expedite cases brought by athletes before th e Na ti onal Labor Relations Board might be in order because iii the current NFL labor controversy. Rep. Frar¼ 'lom.on Jt., DN.J., the panel chairman, said th e subeommitLe would hear Thursday's testimony by represen ta tives of the NFL Management Cou nc il be fore making recommendations, Ed Garvey, execu ti ve director of th e NFL playe rs Association, told the subcommittee Monday an increasing number of players believe collective bargaining does not ork "because of the enormous nower of the league -owners as op posed to players whose careers span but 4L.1 years and who have no protection if they are (liscriminatc(1 arainst becau.si cf their union activities. 81 N . CASSELBERRY The 1975 Rating (UDR) cha mpion for the Mickey was one of only two ladies will be admitted free to fall har ness racing meeting past two seasons is ba ck wi th a drivers to score two triples the clubhouse or grandstand begins Wednesday for a 41-day power-pa cked sta ble headed by during the season. ( Three wins and will be entitled to half-price stand at Seminole Turf Club Rum Fantasy and Easter April, on one program). drinks until first post time. wi th track officials predicting two of the biggest crowdThere will also be a fashion Some of the top drivers the best mee t ever, pleasers here the past three here show in the clubhouse prior to give Neely and Bridges Pos t time Widnesday is 7:45 seasons. Neely, who t he _ IUIUI olentv of trouble are Tom the races. n.m. with nina rnra4 tk tiflil phm, -ski. LIII . r......... '..1(511911V11.J4U)J MIC program. Many old favorites night of the spri ng meeting In a Crank, Art Kucla, Mike LIFETIME will be ba ck in action, plus down-to-the-wire duel wi th Ken Sabatka, Tony Mantegna, Dave M'LJ['1W SHOCK several new faces from the Vanderschaaf had a final Sica, Ted Rau, Walt Kinsley nor thern and eastern United average of .419; best among the and Ken Nicholl. ABSORBERS Sta tes. The latest coun t of driving colony compiled on 32 Trackman Billy Rouse and ho rses is 632, insuring full fields wins, 22 seconds and 21 thIrds, his cr ew have added several and plenty of competition. Young Bridges, last season's loads of clay to the racing strip. Put a Both of the spr ing meeting's dash champion, has an eighteen This should guarantee a set of driving champio ns, Bob Neely horse stable ready for action, lightning fast track opening these 1 _~ Monrn.matic' and Mickey Bridges, will be on The clever relnsman from night. hand to defe nd their crowns. Nor th Carolina will be trying to on our ')i ;shocks q Th ursday, will be the first car. YoulI never Neely, the Universal Driver add to his 44 wins of last season, ladies' night of th e season. All to pin' for another set of ,ho.cks for that •W r 7 : Short-changed, Garvey Tells House Panel (I) 2 *0. - 0 30, iflS-3N - 1 ' Tuesday, Sip?. Trotters To Open Wednesday . 4 P (17)7170; OD (1-1) 0(1 2) 4310; Sanford, Fl, WeaverS*gns Ninth Oriole Managing Pact -- - - ______ - '.I T Ulk _' 04 the Public Records of Seminole the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in County, Florida, and for Seminole County, Floridai)ATEO this 261h day of Sep Said sale will be made pursuant to and In order to satisfy the terms of tember. 1973. said final judgment. ( Seal) A Arthur H . B eckwith. Jr ..,, (CIRCUIT COURT SE AL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Clair.e RiCharde Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY 8. epuy SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN BURKE, P.A. P.O. am "79 Allomeys for the Plaintiff Sanford. Florida 32771 Post Offce Boa 797 id3 A ftoysforPai' , rlaI?dl: PubliSh~ Sept. 30, 197S DER-203 DER 201 e d nes d4ay, cioucr iit.OpCti.S W ivCii1ILSuQ, ,', 1' A 1 jut -s'.i ' ran to the back of his head." Ali, who is 42 with U kayoes, is rated by many cx- laround fighter of finest a!- - ____ f '. • '. Home of the Original Trliecta wage.- plus win, place, show. quinrllas every race. • Gourmet dining in the air-conditioned clubhouse. • Grandst and admi ss ion only 50C. Free parking! • Post time 7:45 PM • Ladies Nite Thursday REGISTER NOW • . e perts as possibly the rr. o& a1 ..e,.7 ' grea1 nig 1s o COME IN AND Local Competition will be hold Sat., Oct. 4th 12 no FtMellon .. -. ' Racing "cs Actio n. land one. His left hook is tne most devastating weapon In a limited ars2nal which has brought him a 32-2 record with 27 JUJOCICUtS. All calls Frazier "a gorilla." He is so ugly," taunts MuA W1,1. wh n was hh iauflUfl8u, "y and cried, tears started down his face, then turned back and . " h' j tetowin, r% Punt 0 a Kickc1inic A ! 4 1 I I I I I ill ' . I '- 'S. )'. - I " ,, 4 ,. - Hwy. 17-7.1 & Lake Mary Blvd. - all time- sm- Ph. 322-1481 C �- - ----S- -S- S _1S -- _ DATAU TC)PAR S Tuesday, _ Sept. 30, 1975 Ic'ti AUTO ACCESSORIES CHILDREN THRI LAWNJ& GARDEN — - W I RETAIL - • ! 1 I V .i 'l!kIIIA'l $'t 'J i'A II 'Y' A '2mi.no.:fDogrrackpd. H.3S-324S • Rout* 426 . • '• •. . • . MONDAY-SATURDAY JO A.M.-3 P.M. i .4a w • r friee nds are 1400 W. First St. = Ph. 321"30 11-1 4 Fold Down Awnings SINGER APPROVED DEALER REMODELING New Furniture From Old * - I --'a _____________ : _i Permanent - I , - S- FA j • day 90-DAY GUARANTEE V ' . '-< - 408 SANFORD n3-im - '1 electric and gas bills, do collector, a system of copper I 4 1 I ' • : • J; •. • •1.II1,1I[, clectric bills are promised by HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORA — 'is 2 I.!. , The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Ant, Other Any I I / j COpiIQfl5 in bfIfl be - Newspaper In The World. - Universal Solar Al. "Don't consider it an expense, think of it as an In. naf ffiiy can n.j. 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Orldndo Ave., Winter Park Mail for dSSisfance - .9 flI?W rurnfture look like new for 30 fittlel with ali of your travel LOW RATES The pitcher and bowl set — to eGLASS AU TO INSURANCE on Plan an early winter •ART SUPPLIES Unix Agwy out, is ideally located for ti winter holiday It is easily accessible by a car spectacular scenery in Europe. I 202 S. Park Ave. Aid Center carries ballerie, at day low prices, You- the Patient, fac ry n t must be satisfied; if not you repairhear( ng j$ The Center merely return the aid for full i Open Monday through Friday 100 Per cent refund — no 9:00am 105 00 Prn and on questions asked find that he had a hearing Safurday by appointment only. be helped by a The reasons Geor ge is deficiency until he was 19 years Y ou'll a mpathptic ea heAring aid. Tes,% are con. feCommending this all in ear a kindred spirit a1 untj suof d His hearing Caused ducted In a sound treated room model so highly are: the CE. Personality inand te an person of betngtrouble himyers hafldIcaed In he cassroom and in ou and with an audiometer, after can be worn 24 hours a day, it George tside which a ccsultafjon Is C. Hearn- ".et Geor ge provides directional hearing, Do It Alit" — ADV. warranty. ' 'Gift Shop -, a and the Bavarian Alps offer some of the most 1W wo mnlally retarded, 252 HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD 1IW - V 9 ua r a n tees c often travelled by tourist. MR ill and Slow Drys. Al Iron Curling - "Your Trees & Shrubs fellow Europeans, but not _____________________ Try Our Newest Haircuts .ftJAtfi1flJJ..UJjJflJJjjj h 350 9 Holes I.So* . I c4 l Home of JUMPING JACK SHOES Two areas of Germany sout and the Ta Moun tains in the centrol part of the country are after the season's first snow fall, perfect images of a winter countryside. Both areas are Popular with e Germans and their Florida Ave. Osteen, Fl. 322-5441 Green Fees Holes 2.25 other Shredder% person can . --\V() -- GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 2 Specialist In Seminole County who wears a hearing aid; henc, At the Flor h( motto. As¼ the man who ida Hearing Aid Centir complete examinations w"rs oniI He has been hard are %liven to determine the C-1 h"ring since birth, but ckft grct of hearing lo, *s and it a (iUnt S " SPONSORE j '• DEPA Starts - - - s ) . -- fwt fciU --- ~RE D KE N Sanford Delivered 6x a week to your hume, only 55c a week — $2.40 a month, Wastehapket.- Dora Berne be at Bob,s evefyTuesdaymornlng 68, :he:r only "am - - Ph . 1799nv 2111 322-26 11 -/ . / p Al FlA)RrnAnF.AnlNGAIDcENTpfl1FCUOst.AI The most important reason ... Pictured above Is George fie &IND. for the esteem In wnich Florida am Welcoming EkTne Fisher as new service cc Hearing Center Is lIter rePrellentative. held with occupational nolse, laud desires. The most modern and however. Is George C. Hearn. at Inconspiclously. and gives rock music and childhocid currently most popu e 75, an active, energetic distases lar Is the OPflrnal hearing and minimal all contributing famous C. F buIn.ssrsn... Mel b y Starkey I;; I FiIuretoPiave hearing Laboratories, the all-in-ear s b"n In the hearing CivusesBesides the complete line of loss discovered leads to many - -- from the fact or y at great sags to you. At their howroom at 2300 Curry F or d d in Orlando y ou can select from living room and bedroom Fltrk. r -- 00 WESTERN destroylt 'ave borne Bou 1 3 - E & S sells f ine furniture direct who arc- unable III - ____________-- ______- with your room color and decor. In addition to reupholstering are located at Bob's Radio & Tplevision. ?09 S. Florida -. JR find, easy to get to spot in Suite it available or wider areas. GEORGE C HEARN - SADDLES - GUN BELTS - int riordecorating e knowledge. your home, help you selec t y our 831-9721 83 -1765 Where Any Foot Can Find A Good Home! . ARCH OF DIMES Aids Inc. 1012 FRENCH AVE. H hey formed E & eupholstering Co. Kathy I brings to the busines s 10 years m anst quemons by phons OPEN • • • S. • LONGWOOD PLAZA athy Smith. who joined Mr. Edinger in 1171, and together eorge Do It For You Mr. Berne Fisher recently lolned Florida Hearing Aid FJWt. II • 0 %0 Thomas v Ille Upholstering in Thomasville, N. C. In 19 Edinger moved to Florida and opened his own business e xpanding its services to make . coeo• r y, SHOES AND p.,. 0 w n eI Un ive r I '• %. • elp win the race furniture when he was S'x years old Mr Edinger 's father in Seminole County offering necessary, sas George. charge for these two sea hearing aid sales and service. vices, tuatly shock proof and the From this personal cx- and if the examination reveals stainless steel cor,tacfs are but the many satisfied perience In the handicaps of that surgery may be indicated. corrosion resistant. It resists customers of Florida Hearing hearingproblemsGer oge urg es Hearn refers the case on to humidity and related breakAidCenter belIetha, It is one all young persons to ha ve medical prof es sionals, of a kind, the best kind. downs which area major cause examinations to ensure that If a hearing aid can help, of hearing aid failures. The There are a number of they do not have a heari ng Florida Hea ring reasons for their belIef. First is deficiency . Center C E. is made to order. In P Deafness is a carries all makes Aid styles a nd location Florida Hearing Aid disa divid&Iy molded to fit the bility that is increasing all types The client can choose Center is located In an easy.to the firrip accordinq one hol'ows a nd contours of your to Hearn, that best fits his needs am ear. is worn comfortably arod Way morffl Cui.th.r urniture manufacturing "'(fusiness, and was makIng FIVE Sanford , you want it, for much less than sofa and the 3rd Is at tached to Carlos Edinger who brings a specializes in making lovely feet unique talent and extensive sofas and chairs for apart. Whatever your furniture ba ckground to the business. Mr. Edinger was raised in the Florida Hearing Aid Center thousands of Persons with u I &u OFF I Get your share of the free USA energy going hearing deficiencies. In order to meet the growing needs of the hard of hear Ing, rlorida Hearing Aid Center is If Mon. Thru Sat. 66 Phone 322.7596 , The "E" of E & S stands for the advertised price, E & S also rollers to use for resting your - to waste than 3 years through lower Shamrock Associates and a gas Solar Water Heater is factory- day Start Saving on every your energy bills After that it s all water heater has comparable engineered and installed to energy bills Call 830 1765 %avings, providing you with costs Universal Solar Aids has meet all Plumbing codes. or All 831 9721 any time and get a free maintenance free service for engineered many years, a solar collector roof installations are handled estimateon,hecosto system at a reasonable cost by licensed, bonded rowing in this ,investing • free energy Source The concept the USA Solar that can be offset by energy contractors, The collector is programmed with the con venlence of the client in mind s quality; only the best in products red. Next e:f:Icek ed by IS years in Central Florida and experience in fitting Ask the man vl ho wears one!! :kick can afford 106 Cass Bldg Casselberry, Second is convenience all of the operations at the center are ' 2335 Laurel Ave. reupholstering at prices you will make it for you exactly like stacks of 3 with 2 on to p, for your There are a number of shops Tiliphoas 2771431 A. needn't distress yourself with from Spanish to Contemporary. Beautiful custom made tufted it, thoughts of investing a small - e OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. _v._ lortune in replacements If you've seen a piece of specialty of E & S for a free estimate on what It ' Reupholstering is the answer to furniture in a magazine that Also on display at their would cost to turn your old your dilemma, and E & S you would love to own, bring the showroom are hide. a -bedS. ADV. ReupholsterjngCo is the one to picture of It to E & S sofa-beds, recliners and stack furniture into new. do it. E & S offers you custom Reupholstering Co and they pillows. These pillows come in restauralits and to circulate water through the ditions at a solar energy industry, where very large system, The collector has no labormory. volu-nes of hot water are used moving parts to cause main- per cent deep — makes an heater will pay for itself in less of the total electric bill, says rooftop installallon~nObtrusive, The CHOSEN FLA RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS - I . If your furniture is showing furniture. end tables, coffee ments Thes e sofas and chairs r or wants may be. E & those telltale sings of years of tables, lamps and mirr or s in come in many different color s Reupholstering Co. can fill the family wear and tear, you many different styles ranging and sell for only $179 a set. bill and save you money doing I bulb. operates only on demand durability under field con. laundr ma The USA Solar Water Heater it can be installed on older tenance problems, does not ruin the looks of your homes, as well as new con The energy cost for a con- house, either. The tow, vestment," stat es the firm who ventional profile of struction electric water heater the collector only 3', inches adds that the USA War water may run as high as Put the sun to work for you 25 f $595 SALE ØIIiiijJ 13 for The Price of 12 /• FS REUPtIOIERiNG MAEES NEW FURNIRE O OF OU) Pietu d above is- Kathy mith, Showing g man' fine pieces p of furniture on display at their rOOm ADV. 110 Park Ave., Ph.323.2631 Downtown Sanrd !' - , SUBSCRIBE NOW — CALL 322-2611 l all and it's as easy as Associates Marketing representative for 4Jy ,• TOTAL ELEGANCE BEGINS WITH BASICCOMPLEXION CARE ....IN THREE EASY STEPS A beautiful complexion forms th e backq,ound for apPtication Our famous Three steps to Beauty Program was formulated to assist - -. ¶ • Shamrock — . Solar Hot Water UGHNUT A ' tI •, I their U.S.A. Solar Water the collector and storage tank other components are designeo continuously monitors and Heater, which will furnish you are constantly monitored by a to be virtually maintenance. Controls operating of the with plenty of hot water, solid , state electronic control. A free. The USA solar colle%:tOr system. all 3utomalically. maintena nce free. Savings of has been extensively designUSA'ssystemcan cust om up to 25 per cent on your same per as a 25-watt light tested for efficiency and designed for use bybemotels, f Ii piping attached to a flat plate quality materials and com Universal Solar Aids through tank. Water temperatures at elements The collector and all specially designed for solar use, COW SANFORD AVE.AND SECOND ST Phone J22-- 624 flloru, Floriu ida ... may be positioned on the side of USA uses only the finest the bt,lding cr on the ground to cover plate provides a for tightness and durability. the sun. "greenhouse" system requires no dial effect As water The pn !s fully insulated to checking, thermostat changing A practical way of cashing in flows through the collector it is minimize heat loss and the or other adjustments regar on the energy from the sun is heated by the sun and Iran- glass cover plate is carefully dless of weather chan now made available to you by sterred to ges. A the hot water storage sealed against foreign solid state electronic control, - THE HERALD be TOWNSQUARE,801 E. 25fhST. SANFORD 3234424 OPEN 6:30 a.m. BAKERS DOZEN ' meet special circumsfarKes We live in the Sunshine State mounted In a heavily insulated poneits. Collector piping and The collector measures 10 feet aluminum box. The Inside of fittings are Proper advantage of the free the collector is paint all-copper for long by £0 inches wide and as ed black maximum efficiency. The mentioned energy available to us every for maximum heat absorption rugged collector pan Is made of inches highbefore, S Only 3 day from the greates t source of and a doublestrength glass aluminum with welded energy in t he solar system c or ners Once installed and operating, — 1 yl a t Stop wasting your sunshine! Water Heater is quite simple. . something abou t them! - •i,, care can A Ba by's World 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES 4 1.. savings over a relatively short usually mounted Don't lust gripe about hi on the roof but gh Th heart of the system is the period of time. -. "fY[4f.1IfIb7fjJ4_ A ' Better Infants to Age 2 Years Let us show you what I'Lt (TUF.SUNTO WORK FOR YOU I.ettnenJaJsolarAid5iflsthI1fl solar healing s}st inexpeln ,v 1 inour home (all Ioda for a free estimate. • Tuxedo Feeds ei Baby Chicks Annuals Vegetable Plants Exclusively DeOgned For s LiP*'71IJJ!!t _ • F IIizers .r a * Pet Supplies EDUCATIONAL CHILD CARE 9 RE-CHARGE ALL MAKES Y, CASSELBERRY 4?I •I • . 2. P I Horse Care Items Tac PHONE 305-349-55 , GE2NEVA MULL ET X A NITURE SALES Seeds MASTER CHARGE I BANK FINANCING A Bo1by's World 834-0600 RE - so WE BRING THE SHOP TO YOU E. Y. 17.92 'I 1101'It 1ltL( K UFPIJC __ 40 L $6 TIRE PAIRS TRANSMISSIONS 92 2_QjL2jL9jLU 9JLUk2k 912 Af- OR NG : WHILE THEY LAST IN SANFORD PLAZA I g SPECIAL 13ea* Sanford In Writing Leaks Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirting Anchoring • Carport s • Steps CaFrying case of cab net extra. / / — h Wave MOBILE HOME SERVIrl & REPAIRS Roof Coating Guaranteedu 247 — / . R up olstering Co. e You or _ 322-0076 7 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. CASSELBERRY T7 . F k or ' [P PRODUCTS INC PRICEi rn c W I I I Aj Inc. ' ' —7— GardenLand Ph. 322-6717 THIS IS IT! GREAT NEW ZIG ZAG &INE AT AN INTRODUCTORY 9S i ato — Pepper — Eggplant Others Arriving Daily Out Patient Therapy ;anford, Fla. n versa l So lar A ids, Puts Sun T NURSING 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients — VA — Medicaid 919 E 2nd St U ti., '•• Tuesday, Sept. 30, I9755 B I UVE OAK CENTER. HWY. 17.92, CASSELBERRY (ACROSSFROMS[MlNQ[(p) SANFORD 1OIB W. lit ST. 41* Evering Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Original Solar Control Film SUNHANDLERS. 834-1811 •.. Oviodo - Longwood S - i('3ii1J4i • . -- CUT ELECTRIC COSTS $ k4I INSTALLORHAVEINSTALLED Hwy. 17-92 P - I J WHOLESALE SHOP -- AND OVIEDO TRACTOR CO ALMOST NW' - r C., Reupholstering 647-0081 Phone Us Now 322-8865 I OWN PEST CONTROL INC. 2562 S. Park Ave. Sanford �6 lEvflIerakf,Sanfo,dFl Tuesday, Sept. O, 197 _____________ Anwr ;o Pre.inus Puzzle ONIGIITS _________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ Snuao Tuesday 17'00 (I) EVENING flfl (7) (44) Donahue S.1) ioncentration (9) Wild World -. 'j ,nimai MORNING Sdi (35, 44) Movie 1)O (2. 5, 13) Days Of Our Nev (9) ifl (2) (74) orange County t Brd c-t. 0 (15) Star Trek Sunrise Jubilee Si,nrise Almanac lIves (6) Ac The World (9) Turns Let's Make A iS (4, 5) Sunshine Almanac (44) hogan's Heroes 7'77 (6) Ricenlennial "7S (2) Profiles in i•o (6) 8) 1'?'c )099 Make . ('fl (6) Deal (1) 113) Movie flfl (7.5) P,Thvin' On 7fl (') Am (2) (2.0) Joe Forrester (31 iiacon Hill (9) Mrcus Welby. (24? Woman 9) News (35) 700 Club (44) love American Style i1Ci (7) 'Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment __________________________ (44) The Mod O 1 Phil [Jonohue 4'00 (2) _________ - ,i. -- --• (2) 11Ia1' - -. Pals Mickey Mouse ' () ABC News (13) Ztn Grey Theatre (24) Feeling Good - - hidden nimeand box it in a. .bowrr ________________ _______________________ 7* '.41 MATINg g WID. 14iJ. clubs calls BARGE romance time in the ghetto. Thelma has fallen in love. Her problem is that neither of her parents approve, which st DORY GALLEON GONDOLA RATrLESHIP CLIPPER CRUISER KAYAK each PUNT SAMPAN SLOOP TRAWLER For families or Iriends of groIqm rtrinrr5 For ftjrthr-r information 4557 ' write Snforri At Anon Family Group P0 flow 551, Sanford, Fla 3777) caIr 173 4-PerriaJs Performed inform fbi' ):'iHi; t your 1 ILl) .i ?I,,tii. by MarIlyn. -- _________ E E)(()J(:: -- DOROTHY W HARRISON Deceaseti b F,;IAL NOTICE Noilci: 1% nivpn thRI • undersigned will, on the 74th day of October, A D 1973, at 1030 a m , present to the Honorable Circuit u irwc TO HFRCHEL I W HICKS ,,,•_•,vn,, A.. Wa.IlL vflhs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an alion has been tiled In re Name (hanoi' of MARa ALAN .- " -- -, .. .... Seminole County Courthouse, anford, Florida, hit final return and accounting, as Ewecutor of the Estate of DOROTHY W HARRISOPI. Deceased, and at sa'd time, then and there, make ap plIctionfo the said Judge for a final Settlement of saId Estate, and for Order for distribution arid Order discharging Thomas A Speer as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1slpcA.OS.p STATE BANK OF APOPXA. Plaintiff IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. SHAKFP VAt F - ......i.-.-.. I IN AND FOR SEMINOLE -------- -----. Flnri t..,rvt,tu.* flDlJrA I uurtrr, FLORIDA. FOF&XFR,KATHRYPIL BASS CIVIL NO. 71.1690 CA 09 E VALERIE ft GILL IS. as all of the FF01 PAt NATIONAL MOP survivng directors and trustees of --- - •'S - __ Value GOOD death. The causing - k cured Boston butt 12.3 y glucse patient look her -- "or At Miller P.' alt) nw FROM If yovr club or orçan(zatjori iuvould like to be inclucied in Phis listing call: ' 125 - REALTORS - by 16,900 TAX CREDIT APPLIES 0 , I 87 CONVENTIONAL VASO DOWN 950/. lNANCIN AVAILASLE acPi Woednier, Home Featvrcs Central Heat Ano Air, Shag Carpeting In LIvIng Areas, Insid* And Prvately Fenced Rear Yard And Mere itt Come On Out And See For Yourself. 4 t Z SALES BY Ki.,. 'Cu not, pork. all c z vs C —I NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts-Fum. or Unfurn. On Lake, Free floltins9 .Pool SClbhoe Drapes Carpetlng •Sr-p, Dlninq Poems 4 - _____ • ____________ not a juSt outside city, ir' lot, Shade and fruit; $110 - month Phnne 177 676) , N UPISWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 103W lttSt 373 606) or 373 0517 CveS -- TAFFER REALTY Ppj Real Ettate Broker 372 6655 1100F 75th St 1 Reuirc.nm home, fully furnished (A. anti ('H 57*900 Phone 373 .tSA7 No real estate calls Moving? Why Not Live - . got i't! Establi hod Residential Area? movtrg jl!o,varce when you buy a new z':. - -- - - . " Granada To nhome al Sonora keep the ditfenence. • , ' "' Move in for lees and you MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Rr-o Real Estate Broker - r :t'ti S. ' ' 1976 Prices range from $36,900 to '' £41 ' Move in for as 9dØtd lIon, structural Insurance and outside liability. Granada Towohomes qualify for the 5% x credit. 'Oiler espiIes September 30, 1973 ________________ -. /. ' I / , HOMES OF DISTINCTION a Close to everything yet away from It mill Large wooded lots a Stret lights Paved streets •Sewers •Sldewalks ' ±'- 30 Year Mortgage -S prt. dovin or Conv,nti.ri.l Mortgages, :c - : t Sanora $3 Iur.ora R*vievard, laclerd, Fiusda 11115 SEAt ESTATE. P.11 for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carnal Sharrp000r for Ciflly SI 'D per d.sy CARROLL'S 1- UppiIT5,jp CONST,.4jC'flcJj Inc. . (stats Broke,, . Broker coop invited rn P.09.17 MI iIflt k.ws 9 1.7 Ilasdjy Is hid,, I lx 7 S$tdrdly £ Sxndt. Pcae (3Otj 327 $721 373 SCID Egval Housing Opp.vtvautu.s. E9vØI N.vng Liedt Addètions 21) W. 25th Sanford, ?Ia, Call for Appi, 322-3)03 Remodeling - ___________ 8GJJos for Sale _____________________________ 1966 Mustang 3 speed 299 New spction and tires, valve lob; 539 9073 after 5 p 5974 Hvv'nat h4l'P.Prk air sj$' trans , mn wheels i.xtr., 5? Cc PP.rni. l'fl A1.A7 1971 Pinto, automatic, factory air 3995 371 6570 or 514 4605 Deale' 65—Pets-Supplies 1977 'Tvofa 7 dr. how mileage. rnl'vimy sO'clal Averag, retail 51700 Our price, 11)95 3331570 p, $34 160% Dealer FPFE KITTENS to 000d homes; onod tweed Call alter S p m , 373. 3736, III Hay's Drive _______________________________ Siamese kitten's, Purebred, sail point cocoa; $23 each. Phone 3720737 after 5 pm. _______________________________ ______ I49 Chevrolet El Clmino. low mileage, Small V-I, auto. trios, PS, air. Immaulat, condition thrOuatt 11.600 or best offer. Phop 562 7706 after 6 p m 6 Yr old Palomino Gelding. ex, perienreei rider 5 37) 7)34 after 8 n m 1,73 Buick LeSabre, sacrifice, 52.150 or ties? offer, 377 l99ldays. or 3fl.737i after S Spring Wagon Make offer, 2 sets of Harnesses, single or double pull. Can be seen at Horse Rider Store, 7551 5. Sanford Ave. 339)502, 1967 Oldsmobile 442 ISPed. AM FM Palo 5325 377 TI)? - For Rent Pasture for horses, Phone 377 0736. 67A—Feed AMC,'Js Hornet Hatchback, Camel with hrOw,t onstripes. top con dition low mIte's 17.900 $30733) -- 1961 CadIllac, Coup. deVille. full power, new tire's, top Condition, 1975. 3734349, JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy DIrect From Boxcar" OR MIV'S F. 44 Sanford 333.4737 - 1973 Grand Torino Ford, fully equipped, exceptionally cleah, 12693 Call Duane McGuire., 37 16,51. Dealer. 68—Wanted to Buy ANTIQUES Ty Antenna's Installed Also music. intercom pagI'sg systems New or old rnn'structo's 373.7990 eu'tNeest Video. - CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 5)29 5974 Dooge Ram Charger, i wheel drive, full power, air COnditioned 51,500 323 7271 after 3 1 Piece or HouSefull CASH '(73 1)21 We Buy Furniture" 1967 Old's D.lmorst. new Inspection, 5275 3776163 DAVES' 373 9)70 LookIng for garden eguipmenl' Read today's c'assifled ads for good buy's. lanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry. Hwy 1797 8301704 BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY PAVMONDSI.i BALL Rpg Peat Estate Broker 377 5.61) Aft h-lr's 373 7757 6)7W 1st St . Sanford Air Conditioning ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS Days--In 617) Nights 377 7357 - I AXE MARY- New 3 bdrrru homes Make color selections PAved streets, city water, 521500 with only 5700 down Government fiOnçjrig 814 1649 Builder - SANFORD 3 bedroom. 2 bath home, shady yard, air conditioner, will dicker or swap. 5)9,300 . AIP C0NDIII0NING REFRIGERATION, DUCT WOP K 74 hour %eryicC Al makes DYKES AIR (014 Dli IONIPICi. 372 3t77 - REALTORS 5306133 Eeauty Cart 3 Bedroom, 1', baths, 1600 down and assume payments Kish Real Estate Nr'd help fYI lts.t Saturday rOh Fa,',i rtf'r% endows bn(Crfr,ir.wrvh etc Bytnepipuror P inSi '377 9364 ________________________ RUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE %IIEPiIT ALL TYPES OF CAR PEPITRY AND REPAIRS 377 — E atir or . Plaster ung fl.i 1 h.r.- I, . i .. '. — 43-Lots-Acreage lngl family loes In Sabal Point tor sale to builder's only, By S. R. 431 Investment Corp. Call Mr. T King, at 204 33$ $4.41 or But: Realty Inc at 305 2,951573 45-Resort Property abln adioinlng Ocala National Forest Most Bluff Ridgt'. SO's 100' lot Cabin furoisrseci, ar con ditiorled 16.300 with one third down. 322 $770. 46-Commercial Property FMINOLE CO ACr,iqe tracts, smlI arid large 17 000 per acre and up Terry Realty. Realtor 628 0115 ( arpen'ry. Remodt'hing. Add,tbont, Custom Work Licensed. Bonded Free estImate .373 603* — THE HANDY MAW iinting, Cirpe'ntry, Cement work, Trash & Clean up. Odo Jobs. 3772645 Sf lIAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS - call Phil Gonzalez 3,33 3233939 ROWE SEPTIC TANK censM. Brino.d Insured Con crete Septic tanks, lnstalIats trainfIefds & tanks pumped 337 1990 - To List Youi' Busi A small ClASSifipti Ad br-ncj's 00 returns Try OOe arid st'• Call 3?? 2611 or CII 9991 ii ,r..,.-- F.i', rio Iti ,0, f ndn'- i rlacr'!rs lye, c.sr tO ur.e 5 00 5MrTO' spryer' ,rw '' ' .s.i'' rral ..ii '1' .'aIry is. C&A Badkhoe Service Roofing Lar Clearinc. till urt, 1 10i 'Ock All kind's of d'gg'ng House trailer's stored & moved 377 9)43, 'i, L.tii'.!iJ cleOrir.g 3?? 8177 alter S Home Improvements '.P.., CLIAPIS ALL (item or pressur cc le.in rj 371 r*a ESTERSON LAPIDCLEAR,p4G BulldoZing, Excavating, Oith Work F ill drt, top SOil 377 5943 Land Maintenance T. .-. i"'. .,. rk "ii A NY F ARM C, ARAGE d1r STORAGE BUILDING cola Treteg Timber, Thermal set polysteq finish Over guy steel SPECIALIZE INL.OWCOST F,.', n.,-,t l''i':', .S.i 3L'e F ,t'P1OL F STEEL CO $69 0111 Pressure Cleaning Radio &TV STOP AND THINK A MINUTE if Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any Buildings PET REST INN Roardog & Groomnq Ph 32-2 1057 .: . RoOkkup!ig Ssrvks or thi l'iui rieç wt'.o doesn't a foil timi h"vkkprr Financial Statement's arid ti report's $34 "05 Pet Care ' lrttprrr Eutero, P,.npry 75 P'FrrlpnC,. .sISci m, mr-Dart V W!'rkm,'un MI $770 _____________________________________ Inter or, Platpr Fcc' 7. TOWER'S ltlJ.AuTy SALON (fbrrn.'nly h1.irr.'t s beauty NOOkI 5)91' 1 irs! ?? 5742 Phone 377 3179 1 Bedroom, 3 bfh, family room, formal living & dining rooms, work Saver kitchen, breakfast room sio,000, Abalneu, Window & Door Screens Ctstom made Repair's Discount Prict 3276630 Forrest Greene; Inc. 3736353 Home Improvementil en?raI Heat & Air Conditioning, For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS 'n Sanford, 377 1771. - _____________________________ - BALL REALTY CRF.Gopy MOBILE HOMES 3*0) Orlando Drive Sanford 373 5200 (A.P.R.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly mai4 tenance fee covers lawn cart, water, sewer, trash colI.c. Townhoincs 64—Equipment COLOR TV , I1I93MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN _______________________________ 644 1006 Price 5*300 On If. & Old Monroe PcI 171 9079 __________________________________ 42-M)bjie Homes T . _______________-- ;';';-;;;; & bath. new garage 321.0041 $31500. Iittleas5%downwlthftnllncingat7.75%(A.P.R.)or7.25% . ____________________________ ___ ttr'r b4r call REALTOR Associate Jo Mr DanIel, 377 41)4 f,rst year's membership to Mørch I, - -- . L t971 i triis pick HO Chevy tO. 6 CVI 'tranSit wtirh 8' ste.4 bed. Excel ('('Oi"I SI 499 *1) AS5 — NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Avu'. Sanford — 4 Wheel drive piCk up I SPeed. '11 lnt,'rnat,onal. short bed. heavy runn;rsn gear 15.900 773 3633 Spectracide granules far lawn iti" sect control. Gardenland, 1400W. is? St.. 373 6630. - , 79—Trucks-Trajlers 62-.--t.awn.Garrjen Color TV's from 530,' RAW, from $15.- Service all makes HERBS' ___________________________ TV. 200 $ French, 323 Il3i. Broker, 107 W Commerc,.l Sanf ord 377 71$) — centrat heat and r, color-coordinated stchen and much fee ($400) and - Rough 2"6"xI4' lumber I" aSsorted lumber S HP roto tiller, Westinghouse dithwathcr 2330 Orange Aye, Sanford Motorcycle Insurance fLAIR AC,Fpj"f )7J 'i1,f, .__-_.-_-- -4 — L ut MLS-REALTORS more. Complete recreational facilities maintainnd by the Sonora Homeowners AseociIion On closing we ay your Initial — -- ________ - ii See what a Granada Towohome has to offer Over 1,650 square feet of living ipaco including 3 bedrooms, 2V, baths und plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance. enclosed patio garden, twocar garage with electric doors, , Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Count. er fops, Sinks ln%tallat,on available Bud Cabell 377103? any time _____________ 1972 Yamaha, Also Kawasaki Oct bIte, 90 CC. Penney's Mini Bike 37? 26.43 ..TOP AND THINK A MINUTE, It ClassifIed Ads didn't work there WOuCn'? I';" Aby. _______________________________ 53—TV-Radio-Stereo W. Garnett White - 78—?/ctorcycies -- furniturp ..- pJ,',er KEPIMORE WASHER,parts, service, used machines I'OONEYAPPLIANCE5373 JOhN t( RIDER ASSOC ' __- Wood or steel rl.-sk', e'r-(utiyt' desk & chairs. secretarial desks & Chairs. Straight chars, filing cabInets, as is Casts nd Carry P4011'S (assetberr (7 97 __ Pool In Sanford's Finest V()tI.f( Used office rob tiller Hand Cultivator Good condition 373641$, OUALITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES SANFORD AUCTION, 3737310 "SERVICE BEYOND TP4ECOP4TQACT" . F HP Toti ridnO mOwer I HP 52-Appliances WITT REALTY ' .#r-(Ofldiflon*d flatteries. $17 93 '. Chngr- PC EL'S BODY SuOp. 1109 Sanford Ave '' ("ararse flw sa 7' long, roll tvrw' all me$l complete with all h*rnle*re 514% Phone in I96 Rug, 9'x17' made Lee's Beautiful green, ideal for living rm. 3 mos. old Deflary 661 83)1 All i'riee financed with easy terms 76—Auto Parts ''' 60—Office Supplies 8' Por4 Table rue rAck & cues needs new rover sirv's 'P77 Cai PIFAT AS A PIN 7 bedroom home. enuipperi kitchen air $17,750 970 I5lr.lr h'OQr home, Q(%id condition Sir rifice due to ifIne ('ul 731 liAlA _______ Petter, 'S niece sofa & chaIr. corner table P. 'u 4' renter table 373 1014 TWO RFDROOM home in excellent conditions, sItuated on 7 large lots Uy he 7nned Commercial They're Hot" * New houses no rural area Plo down payment, monthly paymtnts less than rent Goyrnment sUbsidIZed to Qualified buyers Call to see , you Quatifyt 34-Mobile Homes (.Oriqfl5psn' 01'? all the equipment you nr'eri fnr thôi' big nor's wilts a want act ' the light cured Boston butt ar * "Get 'Em While * * 7 BR. air, near SiC. Ige. prl. !p?,' $530 mo plus utilities, $33 security. 372 0543. separable ham and 322.6457 -- os' rferysnsi GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE. INC 7 fledroflnttfurfllshed houSe For Rent Phone 7327627. 1 Pmmm rnttane clean close in, maci A-WI n.i a,. munnn * • -- VFP'e I ARGE 1 bedroom home witPi nice garden ',pot In good location 51(5000 —- 75—Recreational Vehicles ________ 3227643 vr.i name it anti oa We build 'V aryt rlq Our desire 5 to Ple$' you, at an ,'Ifo'dable price ('IINTRYTRAII EQS Nice lot with trees nearSlC7 BR 152% mc I tSP 357(5 nor Shill) dAmage deposit Pt! 5737 (I 1FF 'OROAP# REALTOR I - Real Estate - JOHNNY WALKER ______ Highway 17.92, Sanford, n4ext To Cavalier 323.86700r831.9777 -- Upside Down Building? Bedroom hni. t- IJIIER BRUSH in 1947 - REALTOR 372 749$ — POISSON MARINE 2921 Hwy Il 97 373 596! _______________________________ - Sofa Bed, 550. End table with drawer, 1)0, 1 drawer Chest, $iS; Rocker, $20; Swivel rocker. $15; Gate leg table. $43, Youth bed, $30; Mahagony secretary. $230; Gold 91" Sofa, $15, KULP DE COP ATOR 5, 409 W is? St 322 7335, Commercjag Properfje Homes, Lots And Acreage Realtor 7 Apartment buildings, near town convenient to shopping district anti sn..v,ls 170000 cacts. terms Ovailable For lnformtion call 3733737 33—Houses Furnished - Realty. p3(Sp3A1 fves 8)5 1470 - BR, fpncpd va.'d. 519) Adults preferre-ci 371 SASi 3?? 6670 -- -. . Crank CaIlBart tOt, etC Buy I or 100) items Larr1' Mart, 7)5 Sanford Aye Wt.y store it and forget it? Sell a' forget it with a Classified Ad 3fl ____________________ A1 ,r-ner 7n ?aci ri r,n,. I "'c-cirpr'.itinn twin fli'eciIC. front l(i*iifl'j leiu,e sewing machine Pay balance t'if 57$ or 10 payments of 1* See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 107 East First. Downtown 177,94)) Eve $49 flU ChOCi. borne on large lake. Car pete. central ht'dl & air, equipped kitchen Also rental apartment on property for extra income or mother.in.law And WOuld YOU believe? A bomb Shelter! Mt see CASH 322.4132 - - Assume Payments - - —____________________________ i' V bttom fiberglass i ISPiing boat & trailer, E*CelInt ConditIon 5150 3723915 -. _______________________________ 31 941 1 fip Puannivmn's 50 ,, 70's, 3 Rrp 'i-, bath, assume a BP 7 bath 1 i'd Acre 53% 900 ?or Bedroom wood framel',ouse. Call 371 6410 or 377 076$ z cent calu3ot(te one 3 Bedroom, 1' bath home in Fern Perk. Carpeted, draperies, fenced yard, lake privileges, near shoppIng, church, $223 mo FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 5306111 REALTORS - REAL ESTATE leanest great deal more fat, which Is E for Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 3)1315F Firt St. 3n on - Buy -, ORIF.PITALRUGSWANTEO Top price's paid, used, any condition 64.1 $126. Winter Park ____________________ 51-Household Goods - Pi.n Real Est', Broker 171 ((#411 177 774* 17) ¶2)3 173 7195 3 BR, I bath, air, appliance's, fenced back. yard, pump, fruit trees 120.000. 3732671 afteri. Sunland- 3 BR, I bath, kit. eg,.,p a C. mature couple. No pets 373 9)63 321.004) u ______________ Near Osteen - Old 2 Story home on ', acre; 7 bedrooms, 1 bath; $fl,5°Q Call anytime after 1p.m., fl3355 __________________________________ Loch Arbor, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carpet, $175 'no. Adult's, $63 0526. y Bedroom 1' t.i,itti, carpe?eu t. rr-frmo,',atn, So," large fenc,. P*rI '.'ar(l air 37) 500 Lakefront, Lake Mary Central Flaricsas MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327 199) I9ICS French 3777)11.373 1496,377 377 1939, 4)64 Itt like pennies from heaven Wi.Cn you sell "Don't Needs" witri a want ad. j1cnrflk 322 26)1 Look, Best Buy TIIPEF BEDROOMS - fabulous buy wIth 'pace osIore. mid p0's Stemper Realty . CLASSIFIED - r 'yE BEDROOMS - tint' condition "'r rlr'wnto,,0 371 9(30 RFDIICED 17 400-Lovely horn, in Wvnnwon.j 7 bedroom, I bath. dining P. FlorIda rooms, double lcd, well lanthcaDed with large C..5It $77,31) Mrvlern7 BR. large screened porch, carport, utIlity rmn kitchen r'ai.lppecj, frul & shade trees. 5160 m. 2,77 77 Professionally Managed By 7-Bedroom, air conditiofled, fenci yard. 1901 Summerlir, Ave 5*9 or make nlfr-r 377 1)97 REALIYINC 701 E 25th St .373 7532 l'fALCOLBFRI REALTOR f've' 372 t17 rir 377 FHA APPROVED Minimumd ((*vrnr-nf 1 bedroom, IL'S bath. central Ps A. carpeted, fenced 3,$( 32-Houses Unfurnished 322.2090 DEPARTMENT - __________________ SANFORD '' ---- - GOOd used furniture wanted for private party 37) 43,0 5973 Sloop, 21', berths 5. olIcy. head, alt Sails, auxiliary out board, 16,800 305 571 3179. . HAL COLBERT Harold Hall Realty 7 Bedroom, Florida room, fenced yard Children O.K. Lights and water included in rent, 5119, 32'2 1505 W. 25th St. ______ - " - - . T,1 _____________________________ REAlTOR 1735771 I AKF MARY- 7 BR duplex, kit rhen r'-oupped Carpeted, central neat P. aIr, 5)50 per mo FORREST GREENE INC 373(351 REALTOR 3775970 TOWNHOUSES HUNT REALTY - P's JIM IN j, ;c7 r, Dr 117 1) p F M TOp At- TER HR 17; 1991 17; 9751 377 o Is ------ — 31A—Duplexes _- - For used furniture appliance: EIectroIux vacuum cleaner, Condition Call 327 5710 7545 Park LARGE HOME. SMALL PRICE $27500 buys thi', 7 story, I bedrooi 2 bath Large rooms, unvs al bllcony kitchen,family arid dinli 39 rooms Drive by 2514 Marsha II. Owner must sell 373 9110 41-Houses Tw hedroom. turn Or unfurn. adults preferred Security deposit. 373 5551 cr 177 6670 STUDIO 1,2. 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM Daily tCIO'.pdWt' Bingo lp..trI,da.y 7(00 , - Luzu,y Patio Apartments flusinest Meeting ?nu1Mcrcia 2000 CIubHor 3pm per percentage against the woman's taste buds won't cbangs that. _ malpractice feels responsible, having should content to Welby for low-fat eat pork? eat per cent of the calories in raw, the woman is her all beef y wani The fat in lean round steak the strain - _______ - .- - Geneva ardens FLEET RESERVE ASSN 1: ti Easy friendly living. Come loin us. FRAPIKLIPIARMSAPTS Rent from $114 mo 3736450 — ' - Merchandise 5O—MjsceIjaf)J - 68-Wanted to _ IS' Runabout, fiberglas. canvas top. 50 HP Mercury. enqne & boat in e'ct'4lnt 5h* & ready to go C'oøcj trailer, $495 377 4067 ________________________________ -- ' $974 (,qçupfl 16' Aowrider. 63 HP Fvinr,,dp. immaculate Coed L,rwI1es all safety & skI eguip 57.59% 17139fl Phy fled with matching dresser, 5P' Walker, 57,' 409 Safsuma Drive. Sanford '$77 6777 322-2420 Anytime REALTORS ' .iPuoderril:Ing your Mom.? Sell no longer needed but uSeful items with a Classified Ad — Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1975-7 B I Accessories 55—Boats & _____________________ Ore fl"rtroorn 7AI7 Flrit Sanford P4nnetç 119 6956 Mrs MeWt Ii newspaper, WELBY, your food tastes tD,'The Covenant" begins' hemoraghing 6. 7 bedroom apartmt, furnished or unfurnithed Newly redecorated Come see. 300 E Airport Blvd Sanford 3731310 THIEVES ARISEI! And fake alt Ok at this steal, A I BR home on Iai ge lot Central climate contr DI. Washer & Dryer, gas BBQ, p us lots more! Back on Ihe market at iust 529.900 _________ Move up to elegant living in a beautiful Granada town borne at Sonora 3 bedrooms, 7'; baths, eat in kitchen, patios, double garages, with electric openers Recreation area, many other extras Terrific financing available with low down Paytnenti Call or come Into sales office a? 700 Kricsr'r Road for personal Inspection "VAL Oil APAR TMENTS ADULTS.NOPETS 116W. 2nd St fbi. — after all has been Round Steak. 4,7 per cents and a Rump. cent health 1-Bone cent cent of Fat. the rl, then trkd assault her, She was ear 1,_f ,', THE HERALD - -- ' DREAMING WON'T ..O-ACTIDPI WILL! Roomy I BR. 2 bath ho irs fantastic location Screet 'ed porch, sunken living roc m privacy fence, nicely treed, W slIt to school! 152,900, Larry Saxon, Realtor , Patio Town Homes Mary Nice furnished apt, mature witrking man only No St,.,dent%, or pel% 594 In 3930 BAMBOO COVE APTS tOVILT V Sanford, Florida 3777) Attorneys for SaId Estate Publish' Sep, 16. 73. 30. Oct 7, OFR.11O - '. T and BRYAN LEE HICKS to BRYAN LEE BENNETT and you are required to serve a copy of yours wrlttt'n response, If any, to it on PONAI US WEBSTER. ESQUIRE. ot Whittaker Pyle arid Stump. Post Office flow 337. Ov.edo. Florida attorneys for Petitioner, and file the original with the clerk of the above styled Court on or before ()tpr 72nd 1973. Otht'rwitt' a ludament may be entered in favor of the PetitionerWITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on Septembt'r 13th. 1975 (Seal) Arthur H feckwith. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court _________________ By' Elaine RiChard, Dpufy Clerk PublIsh Sept 16. 73. 30. Oct 7, 1973 DER 121 1S51, Radio Who responsible for , ' ''.- oii fur n,tii.'a, Paneled, gooni quiet nelghboqhoJ All electric, Adults 377 0296 take — — 4O-Condomjnjunn 1 or 2 Bedrooms. Adults only PARKAVENUEMOBIL5PARK 2345 Park Drive. 510 up — oneself, For further disculon of have hunger, suTite A moving confrontation with a Terry I U I P100 I .'ryp.t'-n p., ' . ird .,t il -4', ii — Lake Mary, l,srge BR. central Oh. ulillties turn $173 mo $23 damage tee. Ref req Couple or lOdit Plo pets. 377 0505 - Deflary -Ac1utt I BR. air; close to store's, churches Ideal for retired persons 668 615* or 732 5034 - Real Estate - '' Judge.pre%ldinqjnCpIambers,in the HICKS to MARX ALAN BENNETT socjalj, "One F F TIN 05 ' '. ?nci arid Itt, I Firu,y tah t,'nr,t' — • Your MLS Agency Want to rent 2 or 3 bedroom home in Washington Oaks or LIncoln Ht'ightt area Phone 3736642 — Realty "SANFORD'S SALES LEADE ,,,_ 30-Wanted to Rent — 1 bedroom, kitchen equipped, air, carpeted, 19! 30. Adults only. 377. _____________________________ 7796 wIt nds, & eves, 3ürtm NOTICE TO DEFEND -. .''- - Man or Woman To Share Esprnst'or Room & Board In Home 32) t379 i.'., 17 '17 1 fr.tu. - 'r. of Santo.,) Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT, lP AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA IN CHANCERY. CASE NO. 7S-143a.CA.Is.B In Re; Name Chant. of MARX ALAN HICKS and BRYAN Reader IA/a n passenger, a Barnabv guest star Ig h t Kennan Wynn who comes out of To Lose a stuper to find he's -sharing the back of the trailer DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a the pachyderm. When the compulsive overeater. I try I everything, then elephant also comes to go on a ser after (he Uon wean binge and eat myself to death, off, it wanders off, and the fun Is there any way to remove or kill my taste buds so I just begins, get DAYS any satLsfaction or enjoyment 8-1:30 ABC "Fearless Forfe Part II" From food? I really think it Lxoctht. I need your daring feat, juniping motorcycle over 14 garbage DEAR HEADER The and ne ca the much your that. matter. that people food KER "Whodunit" successful you cut away all the the the story doesn't end there.but bragged making meat. it actual muscle people too much Then male from boasting about they hadn't done, and thereby clear Rosalie's name. Good thinking. -- . Legal Notice __________________________ THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, iLORIDA PROBATE NO. 743$ICP In Re: Estate of ...--' -.--------------- —___ Iloom, Private entrance, private bath, air condi?iored, no cooking 377 6180 LEGION 0 OSTSI "HOtlinc" Adults or Teens NOTICE OF WIT ________________ .1 BASSETT, Individually; COM be Stated and also immediately TO' FinancIal ACeptin, OfA ,ARTIN BANK WINTER PARK. A Florida thereunder the names afld addresses Corp _________________________ WHITE LINE have a tricky load tonlgJflan ftnklg C(wjrwalion, GORDON S of Stockholders Owning or holding I ts Broadway PILJTT, IndIvidually. LONGWOOD per cent or more of total amount of FEVER elephant. They also have an Kansi,s City. Missouri Stock If not ownCd by acorporatbon. VOlt ARE HEREBY notified that PROPERTIES INC A Florida and RANK OF PALM the names and addresses of the aCompIa;nttoforIusi.amortg, BEACH 6. TRUST COMPANY, a named Individual owncs must be given. If enct.mherinq the following real Florida Ranking Corporation, M 0 owned by e eertoersti(p or Other VVe 1"Os'ftv unincor'ated firm, its name and liquor lot 10. flock 77. HEFTLER BARNES Individually ________ I .I,i. - u WV,! a) rna Of eacn HOMES. I4OWI( F( :y:i tust be ;en.) NOTICE OF SUIT TION ONE, scCordinq to the piat Jut with TO SHAKER VALE. INC. a Tht' Martintyille Bulletin. Mar thereof as recorded in PIat Book 13. tinsville, Virginia. Piar's S and 4. Public Records of diSsolved Florida Corporation. I'll its 1:11 BRENDA Walter A. Gielow. Sanford, J FOELKER. Seminole County, Florida. Florida KATHRYN I BASS. And VALERIE has been filed against you arid you ".'cs't (.11115, st all of the surviving I Known bondholders, mor- are reouired to serve a COPY of your directors and trustees of SP1AK ER tgagee's. and other security holders won't wrIttendefen5ej.ifany,tØjtfl CII owningorho*dinglpeqccntormore (')FN BERG, GAY& BURKE. PA . VALE. INC, and the unknown ri-i of total amount of bonds, mortgages _______ attcwnev's for tPi plaintiff. wtsoSe assigns, SuCCessorS in ifltrp5t, 'otherse'cur,?*e's(iftherear,none, address is P0 Boa lfl, Orlando. truten* or any otsr party claiming by. thrnuh. under or against '.cu Slate) ____ Fortzie's Florida 13507. and lie Its, original t.*nin,.1 Ati&i,ii. fl..,i. . .. SHAkF VAI ............... "'' .ivip uvajxruseiy. WiTri Trip Clerk Of the above styled 8PEPIOA Fits have hiatal hernia the pork iS Sanford, Florida Court onor before October 29 1913; address J rOELKER, last knn tans, ends disastrously. He's For soi flrofclie Road, completion by othprwi, A iudgmr-qtt may be fl OrlAndo, Florida morv easily digested. I would publishersoptional factors that cause mailing at the regular you to eat injured, fr-red AgAinst you for the relief at very much like to have rates (Seclion 13212). Postal Sec YOU A RE NOTIFIED that a's more complex than demanricri in the Complaint Cunningham house. Mtion to foreclose thr mortgaget viceManual))9US.C3t76provldes opinion on this WlTffESSmvhandandthesealof It is true if eat ifl tineM part' "P40 pern o said Court on September 77 lr- following property $:39 ABC WELCOME they don't DEAR hEADER Even like they are more ld hOve been entitled to mail Semintp County. Florida Seal) BACJç after matter under lormer secf son £) of Bpgin a? the SW corner, SE id of in losing weight, Arthur H Beckwith, J Everybody, nle that is in visible fat there is still fat In this title shall mall such matter at the NW 'inf Section 73. TOwnship Clerk of the Circuil Court cta South. Ranoe East. thence run N has the rates provided under thiS sub it fly' flint' RiChard, is in the Many eat o rtes section unless he filet annually with or' F for 47004 ft with Rosalie Toe. Depfy Clerk she t of their habit pattern as fiber themselves, and you can't ihe Postal Service a written request Ptihlih- Sept 73,30. Oct 7. II. along the W Imp gf said SE d. NW reveals she's In the family way. eating when borecj, to It. for permission to mail matter at '., Sertin 73 thenci. S 09 degre nrp 41' 35 . F , parallel to the N line of It makes a lot of difference such rate's" In accordance with the Provisions the NE', of 'aid Section 73. for to st the chauvinists thct time of NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 2100 59) ft to a point on a curve day or something to reward are talking about. You can get permission to mall the Publication by virtue nf that certain Wr't of way of LonOwnod Markham Road. an idea by looking at the per named in item I at the reduced Frertition lSSiii"d Out of and under Thence along why you postag, rates presently aulborited INC arc of tad curve ---r .f f,.j t....i.ikr . ,..* -.-......." ri...... .'u'i toun Di having *5 itt wiIvInIt.w'Lot mis ".7 ""b" I" VSIIWSI3 by 79 USC 3626 elements a Central ,n'ioIe (unty. F$orid&, upon a anoie cuts of raw meat Wayne 0- Doyle. Publisher P.O. Bo* of 7) (leQrees OV 16" and a the City 910 ABC TIlE ROOKIES final itinlitment rendered in the radius of 15)1 7W) ft for 105 771 ft Station, New York, NY 10019. vIsible fat nmnovI. Average No Copies aforpwai rrw,rt no the lIDS hay Of the point of tangency, thence S 27 Someone ear issue Cares" during ,Iac'iiary. A 1) 1973. irs that Ct'fl5ifl deorees 17' 56" E. for 706 Send SO long, preceeding 12 monlhs 761 ft ra entitled I hI Truluck. doing 7.5 per ,% Tnti Plo Copies Along the right of wy of LongwooJ stamped, self-addressed endying girl nsotivates aw Srr,srty Lumber & into protel (Net Press Run) Markham Road ?hpni. N 59 5,019 Steak (choice 8.1 per 0pe, and ask for 'The i'pply Plaintiff. vS flemina Collier, deqrt'pc U 55" W. a determined searcti ior U Paid Circulation for 593) 019 ft. , I Iellpr n,imka. L_t. Fit tAIII•t AA.... I r.,III '-U" e!onn a tine parallel to the P4 line of i soles through I , guys her uny: ('uck Rib-11.0 per which aforesaid Writ of the PIE 'of Section dealers nd CarrlerL High Cost 33. TownshIp The trail leads to a pusher and Freritlion was dIv,red to me at %ooth.R$not'fl Streel vendors and 7.5 East Th*ne along per cent There is a center In the brain 11am tp,piff of Seminole County Florida, the W Imp nsf two brhers who apparently counter 5*i.s the NE 1 of the SW i Purk 1ln-l1.4 per cent that telis)'outoeatgeoottoeat I have lt'vied upon the following of said Sert 73 2. Mail subscrip drugged N 0 degree's 00' 37' to It responds F for sa lion to t t level of Ught point of frltler d fatally flrnrty beiq lOcated lflinni C Total paid Circula rent Alt lyni Wooij nd being in sugar in rrnnii (n'iity rinr, in;uril by a run:ig fruits more Srminote (oursty, F lorida. con hors The scarable lean haiti is parhiriilarly (tescribi'd as f0115' tainln 'II 41 ltegrflssof w)wther 0. Free diStribution them. acres about the I of 7) Harden's AddiIln to full or CU of pork, by mail, carrier or the has ht'en filed against you and good or if 18-li ABC MAR(.iJS Vtht'r means canlord Floridi, according arerrc*Jiredtosecvel COPY of your and many utthr cuts have a blood level _ In plat thprpesf as recorded in PIaI ____ A J sample's. complimentary, written defenses, if any, to It on p.j ; )U ,1ll be Imugry and some of 7). Seminole County and other free and GEORGE C KELLEY. Ill, PA, Public Perr.rds difficult to remove Com,tedner giuce vet ses ur hunger copies 30 PIlsinliff's Attorney, whose lddrt'ss WeI orders a transfusion. But din1sbea. CutW out all your wore coo'g, i'ndersif as E Total distreb ion of is P.O Box 1)37, Apopka, Florida, 3 ptc,u of It Is Florida, will at 373. on 0) 7,921 IIflfl AMCounty. or before October iota, Those low DOd O SlOW P'° flires F (Sum ofCand mm thi' 15th dy of Or re1on, and her husband starts 197;. , not distributed wilts the dO t lt4,,,, fltit , Iuw4aI IUOIIS. ivP5 nsf r for sale and (leek _________ 1 01(1cc use, left over, a of fhit Court either before suit, Janet Blake DEAR DR. LAMB - My Kecause 'cIt t the hight bidder, for cash AU DAY of the high water Service on PlaintIff's Attorney or unaccounted, spoilid gone question is subject In any and all existing ltiflt immediately thereafler, (/L&',w/fp people oi'i a after printing 320 ri/ca ,p/rp.rI of meat (70 per cent) 31 a t the Frnnt iWest) Door assistance In the 2 Returns from news diet Of thi. def*ulf will he entered against you they cminrslt' County Courthouse in før agents te since fbi. relIef deman,'$,d in thee the Sanforri, F$cid the above Complaint seehie, are G Total (Sum of F 6. ".--- ribed perSonal oropert v WIT PIE 55 my hand and seal of friend is still in hospital, lot rmt press run the chuck rib. Over 44 per 'atisfy Ihe frms nI waid Writ of (Sr-au JPEN DAILY 11AM 7119:30 P.M-FRI. £ SAT. 711 )O.30PM. 0 A) further In If the fat is trimmed off of the calories in the 1.119 Fwi.riitlon t4)cFrancaAv, (NI.way )7-9) s. certify that the Statements Arthur H fteckwitps. Jr relationship with Kiley. before cooking I bib's F Polk Sanford why lean of (lpck of the Circuit (ourt 55.5 per cent of made by me above art' correct and ,.,i Beginning to like a complete, kind is as safe to eat By Lillian T JCnk,n — S'mninnl. Cnursty Flo,id* — daytIme sap. Wayne D Ocyle As Deputy Clerk her, To some of us who from fat. Pi'hlith eot 71 10 OCt 7. Ii 5973 PuhIiU- Sept 9, 16. 7) 30 1973 Pijblith: Sepf. 30, 1913 oCR DER 71 _________ AMER ICAN ____________________________ IN ...- — — only. 101 W.9thSt .SbOmontPi, Call 3775967 Rentals - RIVFR-. Adult Dark fishing CAnOr-iflg and OPvri'ijpnrv. 5tr. Surrounded by frai'tIfi,l nak .Srul (yflft"%% trees 73 41711 -3 room furnished apartment; Adults 29-Rooms ARE YOU -TROUBLED? Call Toll Fret', 641-2027 for "We Care"- WrilepO flow 11U Florida )7/71 po - , WEYIVA rffr'rIn Iwo. One bedroom lurfl,she.j aptt. rwwnstalrs. mnnvpnient location. ideal Ir older r'nuples $31 - Notary. OIii. 901 737 U61 or 737 1713 Can Help Calll7J 4157 Thomat A Søeer As Executor of the Estate of DOROTHY W HARRISON. Deceased Thomas A Sps:r Of Counsel Speer & Speer, PA I)) Magnolia Avenue ____ (n.y*'npr-t irs Si'hoi & Shpp4nq SANFOPOMORILE PARKS, INC (San MoCenIraIl 1315 S Orlando Drive 1735930 _ S Pequ'r 1 Bedroom trailer In Pact., 575 plus dPO5 If 3fl 1520 NOW I EASING Nr-w r,'irxl.'mn 1 StOry Studio apart r'ients .utlr.,i'tiel, furniShed, u'nvrnin'ntly located and beautifully landscaped. $533 mo. Call between I 303 For in rmatIon call 32? 0701 & 'eIlln Sarah Coventry Jewelry No investment Dci and 9(34 736 6861 fltu%I,swi See lirity - At lo*,, & Lake Apartments SOO month plus utIlities, 37) 4010 Opt'ninfl5 full or Dart time, showing MARRIAGES PROBLEM Pertuaps Alcoholic Anonymous CHILDREN WELCOME itklIliy hEMS FOR r iris f) 1 P11' III COST (il,ftV", WANT Aflt,' Deluxe 1.Bedroom Apt. Tired of lOflkig7 We have to a -y rr' t,.'p 3AR $45 Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ______________________ — Have buyer for 'I bdroom modern rnnsfri,rt hOme In 520.000 tvarket tmn SAnfd Call Jeff Willlms, Kimhpr Realty, 4.47. 11437 Sten stro ni ,RP 140 I Beuirriom apartment, Ill French Avi. S1C rn'snth plus $23 deposit, 737 '817 or A'it 1637 AVON War.? to earn Extra Xmas money fail All 3(579 hid you 1 now that your club or organization can ippear In this listing cacti 'eek for only 53 per iAeck' This is an deal PPin'tijI 3/c,) such Executor DATED ThIs 17th day of Sep lembqr. A D 1973 Wed &Sat Early BIrds 7:15 f) rn publisher, and editor Plaintiff, unno*n assigns. successor's in Publisher Wayne 0 Doyle, interest. tru'stee's or any other party Sanford, Florida PF'Tv L STOJEK. a tingle claiming by. through, under or Managing editor WillIam, 0. woman. anc FINANCIAL AC ainsf SHAKER VALE. INC.. E. Sanford Florida (EPTAPICE CORP. POPE BASSETT k a POPE E TOMORROW: Communtcabk I)iseasei 8-9 NBC MOVIN' ON "The ElephantStory" Sonny and Will Every Let Therapeutic Pool improve your health Legal Notice ___________________ (Act of August 17. 1970 Section 3651 Title 39, United States Code I Title of Publication Evening herald 7 Date of Filing Sept. 30. 1973 3 Frequency of lstue Daily and Sund*y except Saturday 3A Aenual Subscription Price 325 40 I Location of known office of publication (Street, city, County, state, tip code) 300 N French Ave. Sanford, Seminole County. Florida 73771 I v. ,r "vuuuar.rr N uw TOC publishers (Not printers); Same as above Bingo 7,.) ftP MOBILE HOMES Flirnished Including Utilities WEEKLY RATES - 47-Real Estate Wanted ----- -- _ I room bun apt. Bedroom Is air Conditioned 5100 mo. 1)) E. Ith t. 377 4713 or 327 3756 - PEAl ESTATE SALESMEN We pay the overhead, you maki wales, earn more money Open ing available Inactive Lake Mary ani Altamonse Springs offices FORREST GREENE INC 7316151 or 177 5970 eves Business 7:)Olst'Tu, 41-44 ------- -- Household help for I day week cleaning In Longwood. Owi transportation necessary. 531 5992 Meetings IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON prayers MRS. -____________________________ - _____________ ___________3-Cerneteries _________________________ -- IMULIA SCI--IMAHME'SCII, -- $0 PA%5($ want to thank my rtiany friends. _______________________________ Church clrcl, and (or the many cards, vV,iti, and _______________________________ during my recent linc MABEL 6ROWNE ___________________________ To Alt Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands A.alnst Said Estate: You are hereby notified and reguireri to present any claims and u may have - .qainst ,e tateet EMEL' '' MAN MEISCH deceased late of Stminole County. Florida, to the Cle.'k an tt.e Circuit Court, and file the same in duplicate and as proviord ifl Section 73316, Florida Sfatutes. in their offices in the County CourthouSe in Ser: County, Florida, within four calendar months from the lime of the firtt publication hereof, Of the same will be barred Filed at Sanford, Florida. thi$ 26th day of Septemb.r, 197S Gustav Robert H Schmah As Executor Publish Sept 30. Oct. 7. 1975 DISABLED * 4-Personals - FACED WITH A DRINKING STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION B H C A F. H P I N 11 C 0 N D 0 1 A I A I) M K N 0 F. N L I A C T H F. I K 01) S - - OCR 703 _______ backward, up, down, or dLigonaIJy In the puuie. FInd _____ - Boats SEEK & FINDt (44) Bewitched ?i4at($ - U (; I .. I It V S B A V S R A I. B C I K MR Y() I) P N A MRO P 1(0 U 'I TA I I S NT13PUMt!,0IIF. (. W KJITRA ERAD1'N1II,(;TpI. A 10 DI: I. % NM TN I) N i: H B F: : VGA I. EON V UTODA S AOB A P 1 (; I) C () S C S I W A P N I. ..t 1) A OS I. ROt)!' IS NI EN OM S K GONODt LA I SUE RCSI)TA(; T I. F. C I I P P F. R H H H I I) II N U S TSLOPSPCR°ISI:NPO IPP ___ o•vt (, I) NBC HeNs Search lor 1—Card of Thanks - . QUALITY INN NORTH I1&5R134 Lcwigwco.j ________, RN's I PP1't: Aldfl; Aldr rompanjon Needt'd immediatel 6fl ((MA -- _______________________________ ____________________________ .-----..---.—______ -- - mediate OPt'ning for managei and dealers. No Investmen collecling, or delivering Ca April at 643 7570 Pdiirse Pfy 1797 LI i,UitOrU _______________________________ ________________________________________________________________ 3737972 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Island (2. 6, 8, 9 News (24) Man And Environment I (44) Lucy Show Money 54 ________________________________________________________ - - Family __ - —— - Clii h Travel World Young And Restless (a. 13) Magnificent Marble Machine (1) Eyewitness (24) The Naturalists ______________________________ (35) BIg Valley i7Y) (2, 13) Three For - - (24) Villa Alegre (35) Lost In Soace (44) Parfrjd (6) - _______ - - 52 53 - Sunday - Noon FrIday IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOS F -- ............... 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Dy Before PublicQtion Puhlih SepI 73. 30. 1913 DFR 17 Monthly RpntaIs Available $1351150CGIOr TV Nurses AiO to care for Semi invallu Light houc'y, Must be able I work week ends & evenings Goo wages Wrlt Box 7195. Sanfoc [NoTIr.Fi 34-Mob'le Hormis Celebrify Fashion Jewelry. Ic - ________________________ 1. Furn 31—Apartments - A flt.ftY's WORLD Carefor infants lOaue7onty Neal lOflewDriv,r. Lirene Bureau 177 6645 . 4lca line ithruStimes - - 31c a line 6thru 25 times - 74ca line i6times. q AA&AIk1I&1IIA.aruADflri i).VV mirIirVl%,,T1 1:00A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY Ihru RIflAY SATURDAY 9.Noon I 18-Help Wanted RATES HOURS In Re: Estate of 5 51 (13) Soorts And 17'00 (7, 44) News 49 '. Hillbillies ii AFTERNOO,, CLASSIFIED DEPT. One Cemetery Plot Oak Lasn 'ROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. S713CP 44 Club News liii I - ___________ (44) Brady Bunch %•3fl (2) News (9) Beverly (9) Haooy Days (24) Villa Afegre SOUTHERN ITS GOVERNINC'. HOARD n, ç Rr4i.'rt (I,jrk Jr J111 IhIJ± Jill 'j GiIIig.jn' Adam 1? AND I rrn-in (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) MIckey Mouse Souares Love Of Life Club CFNTPAI Life To ' Mery Griffin (6,5) (9) lucy Show (35) Addams Family () (,illign' Island '•flfl (9) Flond iioo -— - _______ DInah ___ (44) (44) Phil Donahue i1.:i0 (2,5, 13) Hollywood ______ I I _________________ , i 6-Child Care ___________________ _____________________ ___________________ 831-9993 322-2611 ___________________________ FLORIDAPI WEIL IS OCATFO IN SECTION 3 21 FMINOI F COUNTY A çiit'itic harinq will bc held to re(rivr. rnmments and evidence I rcinrvirninc the aø'lction. 197%. at 1 00 O'clOck PM. J nt*, In flr.iirrn.' County Courthouse. 65 E rri,ti Avenue. Rm 177. 3rd Floor. fli Fla 17101 Afft'rtpd persons may file written nhiertlnnctothenpølicAtion with the r.r.prnlna Bnard ol Central and Southern Florida Flood Control District at 90) Evernia Street (Maillon Addrecs- P0 taoui "V 31107) West Palm Beach. Florida. Tpe epplleaton and su000rI data 'r, availatle for review terpsli parties Central and iOuthern Florida (iIrol District r.un Road West Palm fl.'arh Orlando - Winter Park Seminole t J - - CLASSIFIED ADS FlORIDA ri000 CONTROL DISTRICT. flY (74) Sesame Street (3S) Rocky And Frlend% Undetdog Gambit Show 0115 ..cvo 12 - lrr)rycide (9) (44) Green Acres 11 - (i( (7, 8, 13) High Rollers (6) U - ) Partridge Family ' 13) Somerset The Price 15 Right (35) 700 Club 1155 (6) One Pnoeyu And (6) (6) 10 Ir 'w, r.Iyur,Iur)e (44) FatPer (6) (9) 7 j'. FROM THE AOLJIFFR THE 33 Symbol for calcium 37 Grimaces 38 O&s 39 Mailed 4? Sicker 43 Sierra -4$ On the briny 45 Indian weights 46 Sandpiper 48 Artistic sprinkling 49 Love god 50 Harbor 52 Fish SI Rodent (jl I --- - - - I,fjJ 0 öfZlE N Aij 0 R!A1M P 0 6 J,J'/ -- 12 Never (contr) t College cheer 21 Continued story 22 Untidy person 23 Eves mate 24 Hawanan goose 25 Makes lace 28 CIUS Of vertebrates 29 Sea bird 30 Feminine suffix 37 Sournern tato 1•1-' _____ Eur T NA R TINIT Aj11A i And You (3S) Rims Bunny Sweeostakes (6) GIve n-Take () Romoer Room (74) Sesame Street o rA ____ ____ _____ L ______ -- - -- Live (24) Lillias, Yoq leave It To Beaver - f, . t3) W: AT P1 Iltttales (9) (41) Gomer Pyle )O'flfl (7) Celebrity Ut1*l,434NMA CORP r- RN I I "iven that PIfre l riIicatln has been received by Cr'ntral ,ry1 Southern Florica Flood I Control fllctrk? POIIFRT I I EU 519 GENEVA1 flPivr. OVIEDO. FLORIDA. HAS SuBMITTED APPLICATION NO 75647 TOIPRIC,ATE 460 ACRES OF PAS1IIRE WITH API ANNUAL WATFPI,SEOF39I9ACRE.FEET Table (44; I,(6) ________ _________ iE L (35) Mv Favorite Martian ia Thr. t•c DOCKETNO.67 PUBLIC NOTICEOFHEARINO I iRis __________ YII I "5 3 Legal Notice I _____ General Hosoital (24) Romagnolis 9.i( (74) In School ServIce -. _ 5, i _________________________________ 2 Game (9) N&ghborhood (44 1 13) America (24) MIster Rogers' -- (44) Dinah And Preview (4) (Jnderdoo (2. 5, Another World (6) Match 1n (6) Mike DOUQIaS (5) Rio Valley (9) Movie B'ke's Law Rhyme Rcon (24) Classic Theatre $•10 (44) Three StooQei c (j) c&rit Of '76 11-00 I mn"ise p MD l• (9) Frightensteln ROY) (6) Caotain Kanaaroo (44) Fllritstonej t) -- News (44) Unlscoce Jnr*; ('3) (I) Guiding Light (9) 5)0 000 Pyramid 7O (2. 5. 13) The Doctors (6) Edac Of Night News (2. 5) Tndav (6) News (9) BOZO'S Circus 7•flfl (3) 6aaecoch W.ct ó,li% IIi% ... PiU A. IVr. &. ,j, Ii..nw '0c\ (2) 6urnast (ii) Diiah W)(' E Joe And Sons (91 W';come Back Kn,ter O( .2, 5) PotI Story C6) Sith 9) Rnoies 7 - flA (6) TdV In Florida Daily Devotional cc (9) Haony Days (35) Mr',ie Deal Education Sunrise Semester _ _ ARM ____ Ef°fJ IQJPfAj iIRA1ALJMlI INIEL.IJf 44 Requ.tst IT Charter I Annoy 48 Month (ab) 7 Redman 51 Eldorty 13 Ofeic acid salt 5.3 Bullfighter 14 Shade of difference substance IS Of the tceth 16 Manger scene 56 Captivate representation 57 Fall flowers S8Abtuor 17 Goddess of dawn 18 Persanta,ries DOWN '0 Air (comb 1 Portend tolmi 2 Margarine 21 Legislative 3 Number bOd$ (p1) 23 Polier stake 26 Article I Head cover 27 Tardy 5 Storehouse 31 Beloved ones 6 Soften in 3, Crave temper 34 Captv 7 Agitate 35 Thwart 8 Hospital 36 Tableland worker 37 Bribe 9 Doe (Scot) 40 Serf 10 Peruvian 41 City in Indian Pebraska ii Pan (6) News () Ryan's Hoce (24) insfriittIrvi.l Wednesday - (13) CBS Tornorow Show To Tell fl Trtti ACROSS lomorrow (9) All Mv Children (24) Flectric Comoany (44) Variety )00 (2) Somerset Great Mysteries 1710 (8) _ ___ Scrambler ___________________________________________________ I-- - Fir.i tti COM,'E('pAL Y,O,SiNG CHEAP 373 7930 or 'Ii? 7$79 alter I $ndsrapir,o. Edging, lawn mowing Bun Thnn'ip & Son 1517 Bell Ave. PPsrwse 177 lIlt between 6 and 9 p m ThinkIng about that summer vacation' Gta bettir car through the cla'sslf led ads in today's paper. Ii,51 'C'et1 IN BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD OL U .'.t N S PISON S SHOE SHOP, ill ( RI .t,, 3229992 Come and see us foe ho repar.ng We h.Syt' laps by our dance shot's Ciiars arid tags r your dog ___________ p iciS ('utqrOw tpur' 's'w.nq set or Small biC(lC' Sell these 'dIe i?enns Wit'3 A wAnt Cd To place your ad. COIl sOur friendly Class-fied gal at The Hpratd 372 7611 C" $31 999) - Well Drilling - OfflceMachjn.s Oil ILL MA(HIt "We service all make's and models" Free Pikp and Delivery Sartord flutinct f,.a(Ps.ne% jp Pest Control r.ç.a r All *oCk 0u,IC.Inite. I ISROC,DFN ROOFING 373610 Sb.. Repair __________________ Lawn Care -- ''"$ roar-c - APT fROWN PEST CONTROL ?542ParkDre 377 WELLS DRILLED PU7,tP SPRINKLER SY5T(',w5 All typ'5 anti silt's We repair and Serivce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO ?C7W.7n.d5t 3126411 5liM BUDGETS ARE P01 STEREO WiTH VALUES I'L'ft,s HF 'ANt AD "Or llMPS �- --- - ---• - -- ----°-er. .1 -- - , ----1 ' ---- ----t----, -,,--.- r -,t- - ,e - -ner--re----t- J-=----- - -------C - Th- - —,-t----tr------ --- -- — •, -e - ------ -,---- t.----' -!----,1 . ----- ,-tt tr- ,-- rtt ---? -e --- *r --- ---er -r- ---c-t'----v -r-,--- ---,t---r - - - RL.J WME - 88-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- - - '- - -- - - - - . - - - - .-e7yet ,-t - ? ----e -r -L----t-,e ---------r-flr - r ---e -- r- - - t- -:?---?-------re - - ----- - - Tuesday, Sept. 30, I75 BEETLE &AILEY Mort Walker HOROSCOPE ByBEItNICEBEDEOSOL For Wednesday, October 1, 1975 IEireniii 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 Wit. nan.. High Unemployment Rate Sparks Acti on _ — 1P Lomm ission See By ED1'RhCKf Once that happens, he says, he will push for a "viable work program" that "will create employH tent in Seminole County." Ilerd Staff Writer 11e county COiliI2iission Tuesday designated county flccd to put together a "work plan" which can be submitted to the federal goveriient. Jim Daniel was appointed the commission W I N AT BRIDGE - - -- - ------------ -.. - -__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:. 1 A - NEW BIKE IF HELD - \. J)IN THE E5TALlSH- \MENT! /- vestigation by bidding four diamonds. When North accepts the slain idea with his bid of (our hearts His five-heart bid shows second-round heart control and £9 * 105 is a start on the ay to seen Of 10 8 North bids six diamonds to Q J 106 • 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 the 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 'I 30 A K J 32 V A976 BUGS BUNNY Ni (U ) by Lorry Low -, / I/ 7) -' FAST ______ ', ' :' _______ - I - — - - _____ ft I ____ . I * i OtJELATE - 44 IM EXPECTING 004FWE 01: O 7.1OSE OUTLANDISH - a- C. Ii4... — next door? FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger Ba!ks - but there is no hurry about that so South simply starts slam in- 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. 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 - D D — CQLLEE HELP FIDO . _P UELLI HE STU-L i 950 . 110 - ' -- - -. -, '----. ..; .. - - ¶ '. -: '- . •- •- . .. . .'. - . . BOOSTERS - - THANK MOORE FOR CHECK 1lpraIdD ..•. nrnui. .-. 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... and ui, and in some cases one pay Is missing," Pearson by Garry Trudeau Q( y (4f,4A/ /4 J4? tci4LI. / iWThic%. Ir. ,.W J/rp X X )WAstW 1J4T IMT flE )WOW A )t4/ C1 LY h'BY/5 &lf4T A 5PtIM 1/4' 70 JZ$tMYP av ei- tl)* 401 ffm M. 5' C44(LY 4q77? 11 VV%4L 5. f - / / The commission had three choices: Okay an advance, IT AUT /E17R 11P 44• £U, F.J7/+fY., 7)4T 7? / FOATI O "ft $.a.i 1 EK & MEEK by Howie Schneid &r (k PRISCILLA'S POP \, p PS A LITTLE TIGHT —' T çi T switched from monthly to weekly paychecks. Thus, some administrators had I MAYBE \\ FOOTBALL JERSEY S , 'YOU NEED) county - - • ciwo': 41 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 shortened paychecks on the last week of the fiscal )'ear. However, Vihien and Jones both agreed the annual "salary by Bob Thaves Vihlen said, "I guess we just by Sob Montana 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 sheriff Albert Chairs Seminar - B)' AUDII: MURPHY Herald Stall Writer 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. Citizens Club; and the Sanford Chapter the American A. of ,• Ret ired- Persons. ciation , , , 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 alter day after day. you are with high medical hills. Mike Roberts, director of the probably lad the month of September Is over. Bay Area Home Health Ser[gjmonth, the Seminole vices, Inc. of Seminole, said the County Agricultural Center federal government had meesurftg statIon on U. S. designed the home health / to sentencing. The state has other charges against 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. ,t r"' 1• 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 5/i - - - I - - - - - Nearly 10 Inches - - " September Rain Above Average I i ! J -:J---- _...j-ç--.--.--------- - i -- Onle has pleaded guilty to burglary and is awaiting 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 apthe legal aspect of Polk's appeal. Richards for $12.5 after telling pointment. him it was stolen. Vthlen, w ho all along has tried unsuccessfully to sell the Kinmtrough feared Polk' attorney, Doug Stenstrom, would 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 da ta provid ed sta te representative and a former sta te sena tor and served as a by Freeman's office, him operating. on 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 one Seminole; Sanford Senior , tools ad -- seminar on the subject of event, discuss the Is-sue in detail. He did say, however, that monthly pay is the best method vowed to fight after the commission offered him $2.3-million, instead of the full $2.6 million he initially requested. Seniors' of action reluctant to - house and took the stereo equipment. Expert Panel Details 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. which was sponsored by the lie also stressed that it's "no Chamber; Bay foulup of ours. It's the fault of Health Service Area home s, Inc. of the clerk's," Joncs was oute One, an Cleveland Name To Fl*ght Polks Lawsuit 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 before Tuesday's meeting Cleveland after County Attorney Tom Freeman asked ended. And Tuesday was 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, 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 Richards, who was expected Wesley Asbury brought item AsbM, , who is to take the 3laW for trial 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 "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.. offer a temporary salary in. crease, or Just forget about it. Early In the meeting corn. 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 - 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 .._ -- - .-, , - - -- .-'", ' . - as it was lis a sere to earson said referring to Lbe a Cr 1l CO $65. - .. - - -.• * . .JACOBY MODERN; - After a legal battle between d ç .- A' (tjvi,u4. p _____________ -. -,... - commission's attention by Sig Pearson, the county's chief of the Office of Management Analysis and Evaluation a J r - seresting questions will be used in this column and writers will receive copies of foulup, . -- - - " " fitCg - - 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 ( 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. - - .- 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 to r ___ — e national unemployment rate for August as Vihlen noted the port in Sanford was constructed under a similar program. 14, Y 8LONDIE • Shorted By Error _____ — Z&'i- L Checks - position to qualify. ' Adding that he's concerned about the unemploy. 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 - by Dick Tumor - Fede * Seiile CARNIVAL Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents / : - ( ., , ' I Obituaries Television Sports Women 'rn" c - I!p1r - I 5/i 1•-3II $8 11/i - Tuesday's high 82. (h- er-nIght IoswS6. Rainfall was .02 inches. Partly cloudy to cloudy through Thursday. Chance of � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 28, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6d7a3511ca05f4d46f820cfc1508b0ac.pdf dfaa9d3472072ca38bc95f9c747c023d PDF Text Text - ____________________________ = ___ __ _____ - -P - t- TTI - - ___ -- -- --- - ___ _______________________ __ W~~~~~ -I ~ - I ___________ - ~~~~~ ____ R _ _ _ __ EVen n9 HeraId.Sanford, Fl. i ! Jhursday Ja n. 16, 1975 Mon Walker "WOCIF","6AV TgE SEAFt. 9EY! youlze- TE CAT. -'D ThE WOOF/ 40" AT RtT w. I 7 ____ TE ____________ -- TOR:E6 NORTH 16 &9532 K Q 76 •52 4k 104 ViT V1083 5 SOLFTIf Ui ________ OOP ALLEY AVE DO ISou MI As I se REGIN I 4! COMIE 3 OPERATION? - I , TAk _______ [ ri ARE ANY OTHER ) T}4AT I LOULP USE -1 ____ C. ______ _______ ; %seit 1 — -' ___ c I'ass 1 / - ___________ r / 4 / Pass . / ____ - ______ - I West North East south - ass played b M the f I Angeles in an imix)m IC en - s I . ____ II iJ ________________ ::: ftJ AND TODAY I WANT TO THINK I 0 GAME... I A$R. / i A chic Young . . .I- : : _ I J - ________ ________ ) ;h6 J - 4 _______ I I -' • I I I I I I I Ic1 1 1 1 1 V 7 i " 1 - .#t. • it N011-4tN0 UKE A I -. i It 9 JELLY SANDV4" #V4 AFTEP.- • . - A.. . :•-.; 0) ; I •f•S ' - -, k I -. - - ., _-.110 " / . IrAiRtle U ..,. X. / " -, ' / &*. a . i - . — Ce FROM my , ONE FROM \,~IY WALLEV ______ ____ -I i, % - bv Dick C. iii _____ NU I I IS ? ; I I U HAVE A CAN HERMOMETER ? NUE 'I I )( THIS 15 HE bcjiooL \UR I 1_ 1,14 , - 90C V - i '4 . • ,'-' .1 41 I / CAPTAIN EASY 4PS, Z UER II ___ // I , " ( O IT' A5UpE7AE54 I \ OiPJA TEE HOW PLkHEL E _______________________ EEK & MEEK _________ 1 ________ k I_'_ : = _...:._ _~ .%-.11 j 1-101'1 I .,.~ . ,--- . ? 9 . I - I _. I .- I - TtJ C) Ii ~ 1 stor) will appear on the orts' 0 11 Id I () 1 1 Bridge ...............4B Calendar ..............5* ________________ i SWINE NCE V ' - I - __ - __ - I V i- I . . I - . • C •i •., ., - l ( - I 16 - • — . 1 - I l - 1. • I .- I -. 1 __".*.- .-- .. _-U N V :;- I. IW :_ Kv; . - . .. . . It '- % .- . . - Women's . I __ - - ____ . - - __ - • __ i 8A ki " W - *- _TT A --- . __ A ,7 J' . __ - ikaz determine if they can be collected. rj R ~ R7_ -Z- -; Mouse land. IIJsupplier of 715 Sanford is -T and Horner said business there is going strong. "AS high as __ - - - -set a Feb. 11 (late for the first set =-- - - .1_Tt!)!*, - ft. State officials am hopeful 4 Jr , " - A - . p __~14114 I'L - - I fi 'U," States Utilities. 7"he new rates. which would more than double Shartin flardy, area poster child for the March of Dimes, rrininds everyone that now h the time to give as The 'Mothe r's March' ilI he held beau) this rt'kend. aron, 7, Is a second grader at Hock School, Orlando, and 13 the daughter of Mr. and ,Mrs. Damon hardy _______________________________________________ '— ---, Exemption Loss his ,qficc marked — undeliverable" probably due to those residents being temporarily Out of the area, Ile said additional s have been created with some of the cities renaming or renumbering their streets causing th e forms to be returned and 111 arked as undeliverable. R esidents are reminded by Goembel if t he y haven't received people daily get off that train," their homestead renewal application, and they still reside n IX. said. the Mtile Property. the) should contact the assessor's office. ugh the 800 g is the New residents v: Seminole County in Ir,4 or pld residents % 1w maximum, Ilorner said a Ilij ,yd to a different home during 1974 are reminded they niu ,t steady stream of tourists apply in person prior to March disembark here and head to 1. Homestead exemption a other arem for their Florida P hica tivqis are being taken at either (if the three IwatiolL., tiunole County courthouse in Sanford vacation. Seminole Plaza in Homer hopes t zoo will (asselberry; and the Altamonte Mali in Altamonte Springs. . rate increases b Southern half the present rates, will be decided within 55 days of th e I thata surge in tourism can help to Offset the increasingly bleak Disney officials packed in a Many residents of &-mirole County are facing thL !vs3 of thcir -vord 439,000 visitm during eligibility to homestead exemption for lrik according to Terry 1 week ending Dec. 28, and Goembel, Seminole County Property Apprais er. - IT-. a.inujl - Orlando Jetport at McCos sometime s sumrner The predictions were also fiancial picture in state new compounds and a Greater based on the present formula of g0%erflment Sanford Chamber of Comnier(v gasoline allocations remaining Faced with less-than-hoped official said today he's hopeful the same and that mandatory for reenues from tax coilec the attraction will be 'full ratlonung ou1dnotbeforon tion during the first fie blo' some time thus fall the American people rnont ts fiscal ye the "I'm hopeful they can have it Although President Gerald Cabinet on Jan. real ly nice for us to go all out," Ford is opposed to gas agencjeç to cot 9 ordered state spendi n g b> $119 Fxecutjse Manager Jack rationing pressure being million Homer said , adding, "e re (Sad d ff1 i 1 ) not r ally 0 gear ' ,-^ 4%-; V~ -, -- se existing seer fees. and n. crease water rates by at least Eastern Air Lines that it will add 680 -seats a day to and from the assumption that g i4!P _-~ _ ' tourism is Wait Disney World. . ;,~~, __ —, , I - A I ~;I . M__.71___ The Central Florida at tractionexpenencingaboo -- - tember, will review the fines to concluding hearing. __ 111W - ,I our'' ist Traff*1C ar, _____ - __ -!-. Z . , !j:u ---- - f=v_ --,L- __ V - _- _!~m -- - __. ure __ ____ entice,Auto-Train Pawngers to GOeMbel cautioned residents not to take the word of others if stay a few days m Sanford to there isa qu esti on and instead req u ested they contact the per. visit the zco on U.S. 17-92 and st'nnel in Ids Offi ce for the correct information I ;.T' — — from present facilities into the il Yesterday's high 74 I thi morn 45 Partly cloudy and mild through Saturday with highs mostly around the mid 7. Complete weather details on page SA. • _____ - --I- . -_ - - _ - - Zoo officials hate set April 1, prices nh not rise more than as the day animals will mote cen a gallon 7 I. vot for the . 'ATHER ____ 6. SHOPLIFTING -: ion - ; KNOW- # - - _____ - • - ( WA NT 18 Televis I 1, - DearAvu> Dr. Iamb ............8A -_- --' - ,..t - f merit that cited interrupti ons in ti k ' cted Horoscope .............7A hospi ta l ...............5A Comles - / J U HOT - I iU47; - I issued a temporary injunction halting the county's first ---- OF - Florida in 1973, while 24.5 Florida Department nf Cornmillion sigheer spent $6 I mee made i projections on billion last year. - - - 9 December, tile Board heard evidence from inspectors hearing on the firm in AXI KNOW — But during compliance r hearings, which ended Ifl Memories Of Early 1930s 4 - 10 the firm's system (~,4 - pages of the Sunda> teacher power; all it takes to bring back memories of Ow early 1930s is a visit to the Sanford Deprmiion Glaris T RI -:.:. Mil be co mpleted in time to this car. lake Monroe at Interstate 4 applied from Congress and attract part of a reco .3 State commerce officials The sa me would hold true for ot he r quartersto implement million tourists expected to predicted Thursday in other tourists who flock to the rationing as the me thod to cut streamintotheSunMneSthte Tallahassee that tourism this Ce ntmlFlorjdaarea downon5oa ring cownptio n0f year will surpass even the Homer and state officials the precious petrol. banner year experien ced in alike sa id the optimistic Also a boost to tourism was Florida in 1973. projections depend on the an announcement yesterday by . - 11 State tourism officials availability of gasoline in 2 - Andy Abramson often carries the weight of Uie Brantley Ifigh School wrestling team on his injured shoulder. But the heav veight wrestler is back and his I $ ______ ______ - estimated 25 million sun- Florida. seekers spent 5 billion in The Tourism division - blfr (3 609V -- . y .- In a series of rate hearings 12 Southern Gulf rendering. newly-ele ' -1. . 0 . Ii that co ncl uded On No 1 N ____ - 2 come Into mid-Dece.mber. Ih FDPRIKFTr IIcrd S1I Writer Sanford officiais are hopeful the new Central Florida Zoo the requested in reases ,-4_ :1 _____ _________ les generally do not begin to ve a I a I regation " __ _ I - _ _; I, __ ____ tOani:eflfrom property Zoo told the Board that their fIfl on both water and sewer operations in the - 1 FRANK AND ERNEST - compliance" with utility _____ r E assm the o,000 Wrestler Carries Team -=- , L__ .,~ -= -/ -a x Pers ns er John burglars ring in f inc L :ix_- , • would by How,. khn.jd., I U00 bund each regulations and / - - I .1 1P4I Crack Burglaries With Arrest Of finn almost - I -_ -,!. ulfiscal year when t 0 I ____________ ;7ME2, L 4 OAJ 5HIP TH116 TL19*5 50 DA#6Ejrj7V.#f! I.akc NOTICE es A ' ) U C1CO ti epu / I H I D i0i The Seminole County Utility The action, which Came On Thesday, commissioners Control Hoard— also known as )esrda>, was expectl after denied a rate increase tlit the County Commission - has the Board Tuesday denied steep would have doubled water bilLs found Southern Gulf Utilities to rate Increases requested b> the and tripled sewer bilb for the be in violation of county utility firm because of " no firm's cust omers in the count> 4/0 tX1 TEMPER ATURE - (it LH'S "AP,DWARE - - ____ E' TO __________ . U READ IT - _ ouoherafldNoem be r of the In Southern Gulf Program ( WHAT IS IT SAY? ir HOLD c ty V i ol ations Fou n d I r_7 JUGEAD I I I - • WEIRD INNOCENT- fl . a reminded thaisthielawdocs not permit a municipalit, to d eficit spend. The $44,000 figure was 11 . UO( ent i e .j . 4 II _______________________________________ MY FA71-ER CAN LICK Y" use connectionithaJan l2arrned . • • i - I i . I -er to juvenile Forest City. following a round-the-clock two court authorit es. Court records Indicate day probe. Polk said he expects more Edwards was indicted In Lodged in county jail on arrests in connection with ,o . S WINTHROP I I . '1 -r~4r: cpoc"roR REMOVED A COUPLE OF LIMPS, -' - :if — . (,, ~~E~-c NG TOO I I SERIOUS - --__" \ / - -'\ P merit items were cut. IfarL said the city would still end the y ea r in the ed, Cii) Atty .Ned Julian , I , 1. # - Saord. Conviction of the Sheriff's jlli~ s deputies have Weey Jr., 18, of 1808 Coo1ie , -: The Thursday arrests were in charges could bring maximum charged four Sanford area Ave., on a Harock said e former th city charge of breaking connection with a Jan. 12, sentences of lif e Imprisonment. Juveniles and two adults in and entering council had expected $6O0,9 in e ther by accident or design is ECONOMY with intent to burglary at the not cin, but George hone of Earl Grider of Orlando certainly succeeded In Jailed Thursday were Samuel corinection with a Jan. 12 commit a felony and J Melva general revenues. However, ohn Brown, ISM ljr,coln getting his bA rev enge on soaring fond ens yesterd Williams McClairen, 18, of 1106 burglary that officers say was Willie Anderson, Ave., Polk cilywill receive abo SHESI ay when he acciden ta lly of 702 said. Pecan Ave., Sanford, who one of six break-ins linked to a crashed his car Into a conve nience store on SR 434 at Councilman Jerr y Connell Sand Lake Ifickory Avs!., both Sanford, on Investigators said a gun and added the figure police say w 17 years old burgry ring operating In the charges of Road, sending high priced grocery items did not take crashing and tembuying, receiving jewelry valued at $600 have into account the 110,000 when a Sept. porarily halting business in the store. Several Campbell's soup convenience Ich Arbor, Lincoln Heigh and concealing stolen property, been re co vered in connection borrowed by the general store robbery occurred; residential area west of Sanea suffered dents; th e dri ver escaped harmed. Investigators said four wi th Th ursday's arrests. Christopher Paul Vammen, 15, ford. operating fund from water ____________________________________________________ Juveniles, ages 14 to 17 - in. Sheriff John Polk said the 1ud1 Springs, and Douglas James arrests were made by his were also charged in the Mawer. 17, of Ohio Drive, burglary squad detectives and tu I I ,.•• by H.imdahl & StOffsl nh1es on firearm In commission of a felony charges. All four will be scheduled for trisi as adults in rcu1tcowtat ed1: I - .,, U ka robbery HEAPlN"MOFFATTh PASS YOU AKE NOT. - ___ BUGS BUNNY I a felony gr - ____ — I— by T. K. Ryan I I I commission _ _______ TUMBLEWEED - - - - y ,.- robbery and use of a firearm in third mpect, believed armed today on the grand jury in. - , I ________ ~ ,- r . , I I - 1. _",` .3 1 __j 2JT I / ____ -4 '~ , , . I ___ ; ~ ....wmavdz . ~ -, t- "; : I i-Our,, . By BOB LLOYD robbery at Jack's Mini Market, with a sawed-off shotgun, (fictment by Sheriff's Cap:. J. reached after all reserves in the 11erd Staff Writer U.S. 17.92 and SR19 south of escaped. Q. Galloway, according to general operat ing budget were A fourth juvenile has been Sanford. county jail records. Court sources said the indicted by the Seminole No sheriffs deputies depleted in tile review. Cm were juvenile robbery suspect sideration was not given to County Grand Jury in con- passing the grocery In a walked away from The four youths indicted in allocating money for carrynectlonwithanarmedrobbe'. car when a man store ran out. therObberycases and two men over ope ration of of a s tta te vsi Erin Edwar ds Jr., 17, of Deputies arrested Major f the city Seminole Gardens Apartments, Wheeler, 19, of Jai I W. 13th St., Services employe the day after indicted on first degree murder governmentfor the first the charges in the Jan. 9 slaying of e new fiscal year to Sanford, is in county jail today Sanford, and a 17-year-old the robbery. a tavern (mner are scheduled months of th . I / / 1 I (B2ZZ.. 8ZZ1 1 SR_ ' ____ ; ID M -v" t • - BLONDIE I z I - ;_-___ -- - -1 -- - - 4 You couldn't find a more companionable pair than Young Fritz 11ollenb"k of Irish setter, Cris, seen catching their breath on the windswept seawall of C ________________ - 1 c I ________________ A*4MW5R_ 16 e __ - L - I ~__f . _ , BEST FRIEND * byGarryTrudeau IM ________________ ________________ "A*_ BIG! -- t 7 ='- : -- Z I money morass iNvi DOONESBtJRY — WERE 'I plus expenses committed to former consulting engineers special city attorney Mack Glace and Radcliffe. e%elandfordefrfldfngcity the Hartsock said that the in the $109000 suit f iled by (Continued On Page 2- A) indicated during a workshop last night and said belts ;r7 . - by I..crr)t J 0 ____________________ ____ -" . .. . .0_ - _ _* _ I N- I ALSO GIRLS' I accountant Harold Harock ,- '~ - de partmen t revenues . Itistobe repaid by mid-February. HcsdtheN4,Q0ofjgurea There are did not in -lude the ,000 fee 000 n Re -. - , . 'r. I would be a slam try and book to: "Win at Bridge " (cio I this newspaper), P.O. Box 489, .. start to a slam in f the Radio City Station New ___________________ WITH A PENCIL IN MY - . , _ - _ - . I It asked Mathe to bid a new suit diamonds to show one ace What do 0HAt- J WNGWOOD _J T P E 5, SA15 1 CAL LY, I T k5 t%hhk 3MfO BvDONNAL JIerdStaffWter - , - I ", i ATS ThAT\ - I e I fancy usys to bid this hand. You FNS CAMPUS CLATTER with - r op 'r -_ - L--- = .."I A6K ___ BIMO BURNS - Z,.j _. _. --_I by Ad Sansom _11E I lq_ I THE BORN LOSER r 6EPT5 j =- ic_ - ) ~~L a -- $6 .. _. !n~~_ , .1 - - The bidding has been -e--- ___ i I , ) B1tes B - T-, kt.-,,'t-.~.F-!, Facing $AA, -.-,-.-1,11'r-5l.---...--,--17-tf __ I u et; _,.__~_ I-_ . -I __ , ! . cards lay. __________________ ongwoo L i , 1 j I - _____ 3• 4 p Opening leal - K A . , ;. 00 5 ~ , Soulh North F.ast 2* 1)blc Pass 3* Pass p ____ / no way o beat ce had 1R€€ North-South --------, /I _____ " rn / -ro HIDE 'T WORRY, iAQJ9S Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents C:7 thoroughly undegerved game. Strangely enough, there was AQIO9 by Day. Grouts 67th Year, No. 128—Friday, inuary 17, 1975 Since East had started 10 wsn:;' keep Lou from taking the rest of the tricks $fl:68374 ________ EIT edadlaznond. yJ9$4 : - 1 had gotten himseL' Into trouble and decided to pass while still West opened with the king and ace of spades and then made the brilliant (?) lead of a 1 d East ruffed with the Jack and Mathe simply dJsca £AkQ $04 ow 4 -' JACOBY . ARE- Msi;sEp 10 0 WIN AT BRIDGE mwmwmwm 014, ~ rro A C7000 T9IN6 I y %%F' ____ ____ b y Dick CARNIVA L BEETLE BAILEY I ____ —. - - _____ - - I- '- T - �2A—Evenlnq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 17, 1975 — I I zu_ A, fISTIN BRIEF Ford Urged To Drop Simon From Treasury WASHINGTON tAP) - President Ford is befrg urged y some White House advisers to replace William E. Simon as treasury secretary as part of a slowly developing major Cabinet shake-up, well-informed sources say. The President has made no overt move to oust Simon but is willing to discuss with his advisers the pos.cibility of a change in the key post, according to one _ source. C r ..2...I .vrii u - -I ecurlry rise been - WASHINGTON tAPi While President Ford and congressional leaders are supporting a Large tax reduction, an advisory panel Is on the brink of rec om mending higher Social Security payroll taxes. The ex pected proposal would be designed to keep th e Social Security system so lvent. But Rep. James A. Burke, DMass,, chairman of the Social Security subccnrnitee of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, called it 'an outrageeu.s recommendation," CIA Spells Out Spying WASHINGTON I AP Former CIA Director Richard M. Helms has told a Senate committee that during the 19COs the CIA analyzed information on American radical groups in response to "the express concern of President" that there was a foreign influence behind domestic disturbances. The president involsed was Lyndon B. Johnson. - Howell Branch Rezone Request Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Rejected County commissioners this The land, fronting shubbery surround the no 'flyer" about the meeting. professional staff felt the OC not received a flyer about the week turned back another Branch for 360 feet Howell near theand property to will shelter nearby Williams also said that the zoning would 'open the door to hearing from the Polyak request that would have Eastirook development, would homes from the building. Planning and Zoning Corn. like requests" and that there Corporation. changed residential land into be ued for "small, professional Polyak said he contacted all mission "did not favorably were other more suitable Another area resident commercial along a heavily office suites," accordlog to residents In the Eastbrook recommend the site plan." locafloni available for an office complained thai his property traveled county road. site Polyak. Polyak told the Board Subdivision, via the Eastbrook There is a tremen amount building. would be devalued "within a . Robert Polyak, representing that "areas of greerbelt have Swim 1 and that no of undeveloped land In the area, year" Of Leroy Blair, an Easttroo If the OC zoning was the Polyak Corporation, had been enlarged In the new site one appeared at a Pla Planning asked for a Office District (OC) plan" in order to give the Zoning hearing to object. and Williams said. "When it is resident, opposed the re-zoning, permitted. developed, we don't know what telling the Board that thetraffic Commissioner Mike Hat. zoning change for a lot now building a less commercial But Planning head J. B. kind of traffic to expect." in the area "wai already bad" taway also said he had received' zoned Single Family (R.I) on appeal. Williams said be was a resident Howell Branch Road. Williams also said the without an office building. Blair telephone éalls from four In addition, a wooden fence of EaSttfook, and had received Planning Department also told the Board that he had families in the neighborhood who were opposed to the re. zoning. ' Williams assured Corn. mission Chai rman Sid Vihien Jr. that residing in the East. brook area didn't prejudice his A 22vear-old Midway man professional decision to oppose UflIdcntjfid woman while loot with l8 from th was being held Ui county jail at another woman approached wallet, e man's pistol accidentally while at the Seminole Memorial Hospital the zoning. Xi residence Charles Putnam, according to reports, after he Commissioner Hattaway led Sanford today without bond him in his rear yard inquiring Police reports stated eight 20, 523 Southof Third Street, Lake refused to ride to the facility in the unanimous Board motion to after his arrest in Jacksonville about a house for rent and stitches were required to close Mary. Turner was treated at an ambulance, in connection with the Jan. 1, asking for a glass of water, reject the re-zoning proposal, a Laceration on a grocery _______________________ rape of a 12-year-old Sanford hi Robert Morris, of rove cas er's forehead yes 1 girl at her home, after she was beaten by two Sanford police de tecti ve Lt. Manor Drive, Sa nford, told routboard unidentified men with a beer William Lykens returned I.exie prilicea25horsep FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUSNA.ME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice Is hereby given ttat i em EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Notice IS hereby given that I am Martin, 22, to Sanford ursda' motor, valued at $750 was taken Ingbged in bjsines at )37 Avalon CUlT, I AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged In business at P.O. Box 157. Joyce Dorton, cashier at 'flp after he was apprehended by off a boat in his yard yesterday. Top Blvd.. Cauelbrry, 37707, Seminole COUNTY, FLORIDA. Long*cd 32750, Seminole County. Supermarket, on W. 13th Duval County authorities. County, Florida under the fictitious CIVIL CASE NO, 712ISC•CA4t.A Florida under the fictitious name of David A. Sullivan, of Lake Street,Sanford,tnHofljce,.s the t ITf Ikers siid M.rtm i txin IF'S BUILDING OT ND LOAN & TOOL (0, Monroe Terrace, told Sanford ho approached her that I intend to register said MAINTENANCE, and thet I intend ASSOCIATION. held without bond on a sexual police patrolman Tony Brooks station In the store, one of them to register said name with the Clerk PIfltjfl, name with the Clerk of the Circuit Of the Circuit Court, Seminole vs. Court, Seminole County. Florida in battery charge in connection that he was beaten and robbed with something under his shirt. County. Florida in ACC*fd&nco with JOE S ANDERSON. JR. and accordance with the provisions of with the alleged rape. by four unidentified men When she inquired what the the provisions oil the Fictitious MARY E. ANDERSON. hiS wii. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To In other police reports, Fred "somewhere on W. 11th Street" man was hiding, shesaid, they Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Defendants. Wit: Section 11$ Of Florida Statuses Smerheim, of 41 M509 Florida Statutes 1557. 1557. NOTICE OFACTION W. 20th St., Thursday afternoon. The at- grabbed her and pulled her S Venus L. Motto 5: Golan LIt Jr. TO JOE S ANDERSON, JR. Sanford, told officers a $1,000 tackers kicked Sullivan in the oude the store to the PubIlth Jan. 10. 17. 21. 31. is;s sidewalk Publish: Jan to, I?, It. 31. 1973 and MARY E. ANDERSON, diamond ring was stolen from face, knocking out his teeth, where one of the men pulled out DE) 3; his wife. DEJ 39 his ho me yesterday by an police reported, and escaped on a can of beer and beat her wi th Address Unknown — YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. it. Legal Notice Legal Notice Of Irish Cease-Fire a Federal $ ___ ' . . . _. - ' . 5: B ' ' FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF ALEXANDER WYCHE. Longwood Faces Rocky Cash Road (CIIOtJnUed % From Page I-A) of a new fireman, Another man who said his $109,C.<) engineering bill should Jme was recently burglarized properly be paid from wa Wald insisted the city had to beef-up dciiatment accounts since It lice protection, saying he was had apparentiy been Writ on aiy to pay a 50 per cent inthe defunct sewer system. He crease in property taxes to up 0 ~f , $ an increase in the %ater -.. ' ~ (~ 10~ 4~ i hv . 06 I Ak ~p )i ii - . i . situate and being In Seminole Plaintiff, county. Florida vs Lot S. Block F. Woodmer, JEAN F WATERS and GA C. Park, FINANCE, INC., OF FLORIDA, a Ind repla', according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in plat Book Petitioner. Florida corporation, I), and Page 73, Of the Public Records of Defendants ANNIE ELIZABETH WYCHE, Seminole County, Florida, NOTICE OP SUIT Together with IPue foiow ng items Respondent TO JEAN F. WATERS of NOTICE OF ACTION Property which are locited In and Route I. f3 TO: ANNIE ELIZABETH WYCHE Cairo, Georgia permanently Installed as a part ci Address Unknown I Improvements on said la nd , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE NOTIFIED thlt an that an action Chef Alrp Hood to forec'ose a CASFO. Comfort hctlon for Dluolvlion of Marriage tgage on the folio* Ig , prQpqfly an Pat Furnace C PU 70, Not Point "AS b,en filed aValnsf you and you Seminole County, Florida: Refrigerator 5501CC Orbon Range are required to serve a Copy of your Lot 9If TRAILWOOD ESTATES, [MAR; Wall to Wall Carpet in ., riItendefenses It any, to it onO H SECTION ONE, according to the Living Room, Hall and All tATOPI, JR . ESQUIRE , PLat thereof as recorded In Plat Petillonees, attorney, whoS* addrou ,,, You are reguired to ser Bo1 $5, Pa•ei 77 ve a -noy STC7ISTROM. DAVIS I MCIN. Pubtic Records of Seminole County, 01 your 6ntw or Pleading on TOSH, Pst Offke Box 1330, San Flor Plaintiff's ida, atto'ne ys February 101h, 1973, file the arereoulredto serve acol,y of you Original with the Clerk and of this Court written dpfen'et. If any, to it on ether before service on Pefitioner' P1411 LIP H a. . LOGAP4 === 1 =, ,' - ' :.J . -" - - HAM(5, GREENE IASI flrlrkc.11 Avenue I' lra )3i3 ' . ' .. '.,, . " ' . . . ' 411 .. - ... ______ canceled a meeting in Dam. Guerrilla spokesmen claimed raids and artillery barrages The war along the Israeli- ascus with visiting King Faisal that Israel was massing para- from guerrillas In the past six Lebanese border subsided into of Saudi Arabia to take pe rsona l troops, commandos and tanks days, shelling exchanges today as a charge of the Arkoub defense, for an assault to "overrun KIar Beirut newspaper Le ba non complained to the that AlYomdidr.otsayhowmany Chouba and the sou the rn Palestinian United Nations Security Pf.A troops were sent to proaches of Arkoub," The 'ii- Counul tkit Lracl committed in S)r!a have liiivi'cl into the outlieast Lebanon or what lage of Klan Chouba, two miles 61 acts of aggressi on agai nst i ts Arkoub region of southern equipment they brought with from the Israeli border, has territory in the 10 days ending Lebanon to defend their then). been the main target of Israeli sLrongholds against Israeli attacks, guerrillas trained . _____ _ _____ I O- Allon Happy With Peace C lic t Mary Polish Chief Leaves Cuba Lake Mary Eyes Police Problem Sanford To Chair 'cjnciI Meetings opened a whole world W of parts. .,. . -. -. . -. precious moment 8x 10 PORTR Ai T V . By The Associated Press Suit Planned over Rezone, Annexati on Etethatone ' _____ ____ week, there was no report of an Israeli raid into southeast PHNOM PENI!, Cainbocija i AP Goveri Inent forces Lebanon. Instead, the Israeli IT'S JUST DOG'S WORLD battled all day with Khmer Rouge Insurgents threatening command said that Metulla Phru'm Perth from the west and killed 50 of the insurgents, It's doubtful that this Is the idea of a dog's life, but "Judd," hamlet was shelled for the seethe Cambodian military command reported today. The V doesn't seem to mind as he carries Chrtstcpher Bowila, 3, on his ond night in a row, and Israeli a governm e ntsent troops into the area near Tuol Leap, 13 t back while Larry Blair, president of the Sanford-SemInole border police patrols came tinWASHINGTON (AP) itides west of Phnom Penh, to try to push back insurgents Is. has supplied Lebanon with a given a decision. Jaycees, keeps things at an even keel. Blair, young Chris and der bazooka and small-arms racli Foreign Minis ter Yigal Al- small number of highly sophiswho were believed massing for attacks on the capital's "Judd" are getting ready for the 17th Annual Orlando Jaycees' lire. The command said the fire Ion and American officials, in- ticated antitank weapons. airport or an 8mmunition dump nearby, observers said. Mult Dog Derby to be held Sunday at the Sanford4)rlando Kennel was returned, and there were cluding President F Despite these (b, doprnent.s ord, have Club at IMngwood. The Mutt Derby"barks" off at 10:30a.m. Sourccs said fewer than two and earlier decisions by the Israeli casualties. neared a common view on how dozen TOW missile launchers United States to sell increasing Al Yom, a pen-Palestinian to approach the next step in were given Leban3n over the amounts of arms toMab states Beirut newspaper, reported Middle East peace past months. The TOW is a mo. Israel has shown no signs of that units of the Palestine Lib- negotiations, bile rocket launcher already serious concern. eration Army (PLA) arrived in Israeli officials reported that used by Israel that can be carthe Arkoub on Wednesday to Allon was pleased and optimis- ned by a foot soldier and is ex. Allon's three days of talks bolster the guerrilla defenses, tic as he prepared for toda y's tremely effective, with Ford, Kissinger and other Guerrilla sources in Beiru t final meeting with Secretary of In addition, it was learned U.S. officials have made good reported that Yasir Arafat, State Henry A. Kissinger. that Lebanon has asked for progress on the Middle East I head of the Palestine Liberation The optimism came as it was modern, rapid-fire U.S. antiair- negotiating situation, according Organization, visited the area learned that the United States craft guns, but has not been to sources on both sides. Wednesday, and WAFA, the Palestine news agency, said he Sanford attorney Ned Julian property, which is bounded by it might have to hold another to file suit soon. said Thursday be definitely Lake Mary Boulevard and State reading of the matter. Also, there are no signs the plans to take the City of Lake Road 46A. It s city attorney Julian, who is also city at- city will change its mind on .1 Mary to court over the recent Later in the evening told the torricy for Longwood, said the annexing and rezoning the annexation and rezoning of 205- newly-constituted council its question of an additional property if it does have to vote acre site west of Interstate 4. approval may not be legal, that reading did not affect his plans aga i n on the matter, Julian, who lives in the area MIAMI (AP) -Thousands, of affected by the rezoning, said new Cubans lining the route from the decision to change the downtown Havana to the city's zoning from agricultural to airport have given Polish Coin. light Industrial would "sub. mnuni.st Part' chief Edward stantially affect property . Gierek a rousing sendoff as he values and the way of living" LAKE MARY— City Council for the residen ts and property will re ended a six-day official visit, view is police Protection according to Radio Havana. owners of the area. -. problem here in a 10 a.m. work The City of Sanford, a The Thursday broadcast, If an industrial complex goes organization, monitored n Miami, . session tomorrow, It will also member of the CALNO Council of representatives of comprised the seven rek rode to the airport said withGie. Cu. Of The in, it will "completcly ra pe discuss the status of the budget, of Local br less city governments; In Seminole ban insurance for city employees, than a year, Suburban Estates" which is and was given the County and the County Corn. Pr ime Minister Fidel Caspronrdinances, posed utility and animal chairm an bounded on three sides by the control o and President Osvaldo Dottr m 's post in the mission, agreed before election ticos to end his first visit t property, Julian said, or ga niza tion by a unanimous of office to the I o name rs th e cities to bland. vote at a courthouse ti mee ng the posts rather than the in. ` fhe city is considering last ni ght. He said he ana attorney abolishing its police force and Men, women and children Gordon dividuals representing the Fredericks waved Polish and Cuban flage are contracting with the Seminole municipalities at the preparing Litigation now to moment, and displayed signs wist'ing ask County' Sheriff's Department S a n ford 'S cu the court if the zoning change for protection, r rre ent cur Gierek a good trip, the broad. representative was proper. is Corn. cast said. missioner John Morris. Given After the resignation of Lake Mary city council Gerald the vice chairman's seat was hisGierek was accmpanjed by Fitzgerald as chief, Monday night approved wife Est.ani.slava, Foreign Casselberry, represent ed a Patrolman John Poole, was New requesttoan,-icxao by Minister Stefan Olszowskj anc' . .., named acting chief chairmen for the standing committees of seven the Mayor Bill Grier, and the Edward Babiuch, top member Greater Sanford Chamber of secretary.treasw'er office went of the Polish Unifi ed W"rkers Commerce were announced to l..ongw,od, represented Parts'. hu1)'01' James 11. Lormann. ..:_...... b' Chamber Art Styles Thursth Winter Springs Mayor Troy President Wayne Albert. ___________ _________________ Piliiüd urged that the member The chairmen are: Wendell A B OR I G I MA LAB ST R A DM R TV SERVICE cities and the County CornSpringfield ' J A C 0 S A N I C K R 0 II B S T N E Agri-Busineand Cecil Tucker, fllssion,attheFeb5 meeting Committee; Glenn Mccall and Bill Register, at the Sanford City Hall, come C IAIISC0P11NPB0BFMA PH____________ . Commercial Committee; up with goals for the 'a.. ' L N 8 1' R I M I I I V N R I 8 0 A A I Julian and Doug Stenstrom, organization, ''1' Roads and Bridges Committee; IA N I S 0 A N T N E N F S R K R 0 I Gilbert Edmonds, Finance NNNSCBM1P0ACATENIK 5 Committee; Howard Hodges, RIVER ROOM RESTAURANT hankers Committee; Glenn 111.M ABAINAVABNFBSY INARV Pennywitt, Airport Committee OPEN DAILY BUSINESS MEN'S 'AM 1I PM and John Krider, Industrial 0 I, S A C E W F N A I C I I S C 1 0 A 1UNcHEON $'45 HAPPY HOUR 4-7 "25" Committee, 11 A.M.. 2 P.M. I CBETJ IAATEAACEAIIBI ALL DRINKS ,.. Chamberprojectsandac. _.*g.•,,(,4,Øq,h4 tivities are coordinated through (!'O P A H I. H P R B R F A IMSI I Entertainment Provided Nightly SOC the committees and chamber By TURK COURY AISSIA10A0PARTSIMNI members are urged to velur'leer their ideas and services to LNTSA HCHHCR0MABCIIN parts for imports the committees, according to lHCuAyoN HOTELS sMoyoNs woeLowIOISLSvlC, CFMPpMSIIAFRTAMIBPI Jack Homer, executive Announcing a new se rvi ce in town to help impo rt OUGON AVINUS AT 45 UMI POUTS 1*O1D PLA E 32SSM car owners. Now, manager of the chamber. C A T 1' 0 C H 0 1 J A 0 C H K A N 0 R you can g replacement Lake - - . P l n Fo r M ideas . ' . . - Condff* i ional Oka IN puRRifer___ ;'. Cambodian Fight Rages action for foreclose amonlgag, on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. , PORT (U" SPAIN, Trinidad i Al') A man and a woman on a raft crossing the ocean is good - but definitely not three men with no women, says the leader of the latest Atlantic epic. Th e Last Generation, a six-ton st ee l raft, reac he d thjs Carib be an island Th ursd ay, 81 days after three riwn Belgians Alfon 'h'rleman and Raoul do ili'el, and Moroccan fisherman, Hassan Cribatou, left the Moroccan coast to drift Atlantic. Shell Exchanges Subside,, _ Palest in ians Move Bases _______ 1____-1. ~, - - Jobs á ANALYSIS Three Men, Raft No Good I ho U s a n d s Seek - BELFAST, Northern Ireland i API A bomb explosion and bursts of shooting in Northern Ireland marked the end ('f the Irish Republic Army's Christmas cease-fine after 25 days without violence. Minor guerrilla activity resumed in Northern Ireland a few hours after the IRA's Provisional wing announced In Dublin that it would not extend the truce past midnight Thursday because the British goverrin i ent had not responded adequately to its demands for troop withdrawals, amnesty arid an end to internment of suspected guerrillas without trial, - - NOTICE OF SALE been exerting. get along without his coopers- even in exchange for Egyptian have Sadat in a squeeze, Caught Sadat said he would accept Lion, If territory. However devoted he between war and peace, he President Anwar Sadat published in the Beirut news- nothing less than an Israeli represents Henry A. The three-fronts demand re. may be to reclaiming occupied can't move on the econo withdrawal on all fronts - flects difficulties mic Kissinger's hopes of averting with Sadat's land, he is not entirely a free front to deal with Sinai, Golan ts Heigh and the Syrian and Palestini Egypt's another war in the Middle East, an allies agent. There are pressures manifold West Bank within three because of his ills, or on the military cooperation with from the outside and internal front to assuage its feelings his latest message to the paper An Nahar T'hursday, ap. months. Failing something that Kissinger. of American Secretary of State pears to be a demand for pressures as well. more could pass for progress in that outrage. lie can't Invest in eco. Sadat doesn't want to be 3Hsseems to be "produce pressure on Israel than, in his respect, Sadat seemed to be nomic development and still something from Israel or else," pected of making a sepa rate The continuing Israeli occu- su pport the cost of a huge mill. opinion, the Americans have saying Kissinger might have to deal independently of his allies, patton and economic di'iculties t.ary installation on full alert. - - the following property In Seminole CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE jo Sheriff's reports today listed TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. COUNTY. FLORIDA County. Florida: the theft of a rifle and a pistol YOU are hereby notified that one PROBATE NO. 2II Lot S. (Ieis the Nørth,aitq 19d4 Oo(Ig# Pup WASHINGTON lAP) truck ID No. Rep. F. Edward Hebert, from a Loch Arbor resident's thetf) Block A. EASTBROOX In re The Guardianship of 11a)3clO, owner John Henryloot deposed as chairman of the House Armed Services truck Dec. 10. Deputy David R. SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. u, . WALTER I., WALKER, Garrett 1, Drews Used Cars Committee by the Democratic revolt against the seniority Incompetent 190 Ford Torino Tatledcça ID No cordino to the 4at thereof as Smith said L.S. Appleby, of 212 recor FINAL NOTICE 96 in Put Book Ii, Page 9) I system, is threatening to wage an unprecedented floor Owner Ronald Lee Crystal Drive, "advised he had th* Public Records of Semine NOTICE IS HEREBY Given that kO t • 1969 DodgeID NO. fight to retain the post. Hebert was one of two chairmen heard about some weapons that the undlnsign.d will, on the 25th day W. County. Florida DL1iFq1i7)15 owner PPOIII9 who failed to win re-election at the caucus of all 291 of February. A D ISiS. at 2 P.M , the departrnetit had recovered his been fIifd against you and Caldwell 1. City of Kars, will be sold By LOUISE COOK present to the Circuit Judge Of the are required Democrats. The Other loser CA February to serve a copy of 3rd, s Rep. W. R. Poage, 300,000 jots. All the money and he thought he should report 1573 at 10 am. at Associated Press Writer Public auction it Altamonte Garage. written defensei. it any, to 11 on Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Sitting Tex., who was removed as chaan of the House comes from the federal govern- the thefi" Inc., 117 Lonoo Ave.. Altamont, PhiIIip R. FInch of Gray, Adams, at S nforO, Seminole County. Forty years after a Depre Agriculture Committee. ment, although localities are Deputies reported HarnJ & Robinson, P A, plaintiff s Florida, his final return and •C r the Fla. ?osatisfywre(kern sion-era program called the enctxzragetj to try to transfer attorneys, dres%jsl01 East co t0a5 9udfth.es,ateo, storage charges. residences of two Jai-Alai 't WALTER L. WALKER, an In RobinsonStreet, P.O. B WPA, Americans are again per cent of the people they hire players were burglarized last Altamonte Garage. Inc., Orlando, Florida 372. on or before compef en?. and at slid time then scrambling for th Seller ousands of to local payrolls. The major night and items valued at $7$0 Pub lish: Jan. 10. 17, the 3rd day of Febrary, 1973, andand there make aPIic.ation to sa'c fede rally funded public jots un. emphasis Is on servi this Circuit Judge for a hAll settlement file theoriginal with the clerk DC) 34 ce jots - taken. Sanora Receives of his adminIsIratio of said guar C ourt either before ser vice _______ a government plan to help positions for clerks, sani tation Burglars broke a window to dIanspIp. and for an order Plaintiff's attor"iys or Immediately those hardest hit by recession, department employes, enter the residence of Feiiz thefeefter, otherwise a default will discharging him as guardian for INVITATION TO BID There are several differences teachers' aides and other Ybarra at Gteen Meadows bi~ entered against YOU for the reiie WALTER L. WALKER, an In Notice is hereby given that the between President Franklin D. demanded in the complains competent, and thereafter the Professional and semiskilled Apartments. A tape recorder City of Casstiberry of Seminole WITNESS my hand and seal of luflSdiCtiOn Of said guardianship of Roosevelt's Works Progress worker& reported County, Florida, will receive sHIed ttis and a radio Court on December 31st, 197i WALTER I WALKER, ifl In tion and the Corn. bids up to 5:00pm. Monday January (Seal) y Administra competent, will be transferred to the There were m )retjian 14 ml). missing. Deputy Ron Gilbert llIeSJJZcmfr and 7l.IlS.In the Cas5.Iberry City HaII entrances from S. Sanford itehensive Employment and lion Americans out of work at said investigators believe the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. iWcti0 the State 01AlabiIma 55 Lake Triplet Dnive, Canehb.rry, ning Cornmis Training Act of the Nixon and the height of th S William I Walker has given Avenue and a streetleading Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida for Laboratory Equipment e Depression in thieves were cut by the broken Guardian of By: Joy Stokes conditional approval to the previously Constructed Ford admjnjstxaUo,, for the North Water Plant. 1933. There were more than 6.5 glass in the incident. Deputy Clerk Walter L. Walk er, Specifications may be platting of a third section of $300,000 Sanora The WPA spent $11 billion be. million Americans unemployed an incompetent Oained Publish Jan. 3. 10. 17, 24. The apartment of Rafael from the CIty Manager, Casleiberry 1 (kiardo developer S Goo A Speer, Jr. EJ 12 tween 1935 and 1943 to provide In December 1g74, City Hill. The City reserves thC Renlenterja at 200 Fern Park Of SPEER I SPEER, P A. ham's g j jobs for 85 million Americans, Thtu'ad, . In other right to accept or reject any as' ill An Associated Press sam- Boulevard was also entered via p 0 Box 1361 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS vekçinent east Of S. Sanford night the 7,-p board' Not with the emphasis on construe. piin g on Thursday Sanford, Florida 37771 a window, deputies said, and a NAME STATUTE Harry G Hug, Ave. and south of Airport develop. Approved a Attorneys for Guardian TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Lion and the arts. Local govern, cities and states are just begin, stereo and $60 cash taken City Manager Publish Jan. 17, 71, 31, Feb. Y. 1973 Bculevarrj Notice is hereby given that the OEJ inent plan f or construction of a ments had to put up at least 25 ning to implement 73 City of Cass.elberrY. the federal Deputies reported a 21-yearOdham said he hopes to start 1,200 square foot medical office per cent of the money. undersIgned. pursuant to the Fla Jots program, "Fictitious, Name Stati$r' Chapter old DeBary man was wounded Publish: Jan. 17. 21. 1973 comtnjctjon soon on The CETA program us far LAS as. Florida Statute, w*II register IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Interviewing and hiring, th th DEJ.?O the abdomen th what hemid of 19THSEMINOLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND witnthectetoftheCIr5C.tin FOR COUNTY, 200 single-(anuly homes in at the southwest corner of Provides about 118 billion, allo. through local manpower of. was an acciden ta l s1ooting the $7 million project. an for Seminole County. Florid, Second St. and Bay Ave. near cated In two parts, over a pen. fices, public employment FLORIDA °" Deputy R. J. Harley said of proof of NOTICE OF APPLICATION The Z-P approval of the plat Seminole MCTIUXIal Hospital. od of about a year and a half agencies or Civil Service Corn. Wilber the NO. 14.1•U.CA4p.E E. Turner Jr. said he publication of this notice, the Si FOR TAX DEED titi.ous name, ' wit. PANTS U.S.A, THE RD ST 014 FIVE CENTS to city commissioners Is con- Dr. Shaw said construction will and is designed to fund some mission.s is under way. (Set1 1V7.4 Florida Sta?vt.s shot himself with a .22 caliber di tional on the document being start as soon as possible and under which I am engaged ir SAVINGS BANK. a Massachusetts $959) is busInessat 1425 E Semoran Blvd. In corporation, In final form and all engineer. Scheduled for completion m NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,, the City of Catselbenry, Florida Plaintiff. that Betty J. West the holder uS the Ing completed and approved by mid-March. That Thit the party interested in said certificates rtificates has filed said business GERALD P4. MOSELEY, SR. and enterprise is as follows City Engineer Mack LaZenby - Approved a site develop. V11)I.A R. MOSELEY, his wife. not Marsh InCL before the plzt goes to the city meld pla pressded by Jim Alluued hiercn. The certIficate num known to be dead or alive and, if Steven i. Shapiro bet and years Of issuance, the commisisim for W action in ford for construction of a _. . its President dead, the unknown spouse, heirs, 0 description of the property, and the two weeks. Dated devisees, grantees, assignees, at CasseIberry, Seminole convenience store at the names In which It was assessed are County, Florida, December 23rd, II*AOI-S, Creditors, trvstees. or Other % I SS follows: Wham said the ccmditlonaj southeast corner of Airport Claimants by, through, undut or 1971. J approval by the Z.P board Blvd. and McCracken Road. Certificate No. 259 Year of PublishDec. 27, 1971, Jan. 3, 10, $7 against GERALD N. MOSELEY. ItIjn 1971 aUowshimtogatht) $973 SR. nd VIOLA R. MOSELEY. -Approved a site Description of Property his wile, DEl or on his development schedule. development plan for an )0 either of ' Lot) blk 0 Mile Terrace PB I PG them, and Oka all parties ile noted this is important be- square foot having or claiming to have any ehous acdition Name in which i5W.d Arthur 1 tight, titieo, Interest in In* FICTITIOUS NAME cause financing for the first at the Mebane Oil Co. station on Property Bernice Harris de scr ibed. Notice Is hereby given that am phase of Ehe project is now the west side of US. 17-92 soulb All of said Property being the engaged In business at P 0. Box SAS, Defendants available, Of Airport Blvd. County Of StmlnOlif. Statoof Florlda SATISFACTION GUARANTEED NOTICE OPSUIT Casselberry. Seminole County, UnItU Such ctrIIf1C&l# of Cor Off-site drainage and utilities - Denied a request by auto Florida Under the fictitious name of TO GERALD N. MOSELEY, SR QN L11 tifiCatN shall be redeemed 5saies. cloI4re Md 1tts and VIOLA R, MOSELEY. his to s Sawa section three dealer at TONY'S MOBILE HOMES, and that wife, I $ittM( Pf for approval of not cording to law tt.e property I Intend to '(gIsfer laid name with now r. to be AdeNO.IiI I wi ll link with existing facilities a pri'posed si described in such certificate or tPue ts—d,hpp$ of ladividuats ii ia.e QQC rt, dead, te developm?n( alive faMtp$$ 00 ei Clerk of the Circuit C and, if ou will certificates in prior sections of the plan for a used .tead. Itue unkroousiT heT,'i' be sold to thi Seminole County, No sales ?'se hr,isfe4 Ffes*iomaI FI.,,:Ja. In a. on ro*-'oeu (" highest cash bidder at the Por 'sits (eesesw sfecto. court cordan with the Provisions devisees, grentte, assignees, development. of the west side of U.S. 17-92 south ISO MANDL)" use door on the 11th day of Fictitio Ulet bddit,eaf port:ats Offer ed St NameSjtutet. To wit. Iir*, credit ors, tsfees, M other Od ha said earlier that Prices February, $973 at 11 OOA.M of Lake Minnie. (talinints by, through, under or Section $45 09 Florida S?atu?es 195 DAILY: IITO$ SUN.; $2T07 Dated tPuI 9th day of January, houses in the new sect ion will bgS!n GERALD N MOSELEY. —Approved and sent to city inc THURSDAY THRU MONDAY I,7S SR. and VIOLA P. MOSELEY. hiS sell in the high twenty commissioners for final action JANUARY 14, By: William I. Oaxley 19, Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr. *Ife. or eith er of thorn; and Publi sh all : Jan. 10, 17. 21. 31, 9773 (thousand dollar) price range Clerk of Circuit Court of Parties having or claiming to have DEJ 34 1 A YRE andwill he froml,o to l,150 Condlt1onalU3ep.niltatoS Seminole County. Florida any right, title, or In'erest In the a Creel oroperty descrI square(eet of llving5pace ,, 2C3CORLAN000RIVE.SANFORD in the Corn Sanford Avenue for on. Deputy Clerk ANOALLORLANAREA STORES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Plaint, Residence unknown, The new section Publish: Jan, 17, 24. 3). Feb. 7, 1175 FOR -iu be premises consumption of ______ '',U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY, comple te ly screened by a alcoholic beverages. Williams DEJ37 _J thef a Complaint has been FLORIDA _______________________ filed perimeter wall as are first said he is renova ting existing CIVIL ACTION NO. U.SICAO,.O ag ainst you by the PIantiff in the FIRST FE ()ERAL SAVIPIt,5 AND , bo e styled Court and cause for the two sections Of the planned unit bs1d1ngs for a new restaurant IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND LOAN Purpose of foreclosing the mortgage ASSOCIATION FOR OF SEMINOLE development and will have and lounge at the location. (U the following detru9)J proper,y. 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We're headquar. ters for Worldparts ... a comprehensive line of import car parts, covering the 16 most popular imports.. .or, 92% of the imports on America's highways. Worldparts are quality-made parts including engine parts, fuel and oil system parts, electrical parts, clutch and transmission parts, ( heating and cooling parts, steering and suspension paris, brake and wheel parts, and exhaust systems, Let Worldparts open a whole new world of Import car parts and service for you. �Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. OPINION Evening"'i Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 Friday, Jan. 17,1975--4A Friday, Jan. 17,1975-5A New Trial Sought ,~ I FL ORIDA Evening Herodd JACK IN BRIEF. ANDERSON 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cede 305322.11 or 83l.993 Gasoline Tax Collections KGB Is Up To Ifs Old Trcks i WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE,Managjng Editor flOBER'r C. MARKEY, Advert isinQ flrptinr WASHINGTON— While the spotlight is on the classmates and collegues who are kept in the palgns. CIA, Its Soviet counterpart, the KGB, has been dark. moat were willing to disclose the list of con. gains in this country. The Two of our reporters, Sarah Larson and Tom tributors. But 10 congressmen published e reason for the official silence: Whether Martin, surveyed over has brought some 400 Soviet students and the scholars remain in of the men)- newsletters with secret fun. academic or slip into full. hers of ProfeorforexampletoAmerican csmps time Intelligence work, the U.S. government racket the House to find out how the newsletter The 10 are Tom Brvtlj, Ala., Dominick operates. Here are the results: Unimpeachable sous, who have kept up feels their understanding of America's free way with Soviet spy operations, have described to —Moat congrsjonal newsletters are written Daniels, D.N.J., William Dickson, R.Ala., of life will do more overall good than harm, William Hudnut Ill, R- Ind., Dale Milfrod, D. by staff members, where salaries are paid how the Russian academics are lined up as partby the Tex., G. V. Montgomery, DMiss., Another reason Is that American Intelligence taxpayers. Car los time informants before they ever come to this agencies m also attempt to debrief U.S. students By disguising the political content a Moorehead, 8- Calif., Daniel Rostenkowski, D. 4 country. The unspoken penalty for refusing to little, congressmen are also able to mail Ill., John Rousselot, 8-Calif. and Joe Skubitz, R. cooperate, our sources say, would be retaliation and teachers returning from Communist lands, newsletters under the franking privilege, their which Kan. In (act1 say our sources, the CIA has tens of against their families at home. permits them merely to sign their first-class thousands, perhaps as many at 100,000 such mail. This tree postage for newsletters coats the lawMilford claimed he was forbidden by Texas SchOlar-spies are required to report their reports on file. The difference is that American taxpayers and estimated from revealing his contributor,. But another obeervaflons to their Soviet "controls," who scholars can $15 million every year. Texas congressman,J. J. refuse to cooperate with our in. Pickle, D-Tex., saw no usu,ally are located in Moscow and debrief the telligence Interrogators, —The taxpayers, however, don't pay the legal ob s tacle to listing his contributors, Usually anniversaries a paper and printing costs, which run around $1.5 proud moments, returning scholars. NEWLETTER RACKER: —Another 19 Republicans and 18 Democrats By our But some dedicated academic agents report million a year. Most congressmen ndar when people find someone finance th eir ne let ws te rs out of left-over ca!ncalcu1aUon more than 148.5 million newsletters else to stick for these hills. noteworthy events. However, Americans will find regularly to "controls" it, the United States. are rmiled out from Capitol Hill each year. Most peign funds. Twelve Democrats and seven These are —We found 31 Democrats and 15 Republica in Soviet diplomatic and other of them are spiced little to applaud on Jan. fl, the second anniversary offices inlocated with political ns Republicans use reneral office funds. Pro pa ganda, this coun!r whodip into their governnwn stationery and are called tf theecast-ujre in Vietnam liich is intended to ii prcs the voters how allowance to pay Republi cans a lso have a special public relations "residentura", a KGB term for their newsletters, The ,500 fund, which roughly equivalent noble their respective congressmen are. Looking back to th at period, who can is used 55 Republicans to pay for Stationery account is 3upposed to be used forget the to.'ftesldent Big Shot." This dubious political Instruction costs the office supplies. for their newsletters. surge in the collective American Although no one in the U. S. government pulse when Henry But this Is an allowance so taxpayers millions of dollars, an expenditure Kissinger announced on Oct. 26, I Footnote: The four most secretive would talk with us on th e record about the curiously that "peace 15 s that amounts to a special haldy to help keep pocket theunrestricted that a congressmanmay congressmen, who refused to give at hand." cholar-spies, most of them In scientific studies, out any In. entire amount if he wishes. the incumbents In office. For few prospective fo rma tion at all about their newsletters, were their connection with the KGB is well —Another Republicans and 27 Demoats known to challengers can afford regular mailings to keep have It wasn't. In typical Communist fashion, the American officials, Charles Chamberlain, It-Mich., Norman L ent, 8It is only their campus their names before the raised special to pay their newsletter North Vietnamese negotiators had simply emvoters between cam- production N.Y., Wright Pat man, Tex. and Sam Steiger, ploved a ruse to raise false costs. In the Post-Watergate spirit, W-Miz hopes among - Total gas tax collections for the six months of July to December were $163.5 million, Collections of all taxes administred by the Revenue Dcpartnient increased threefow'ths of one per cent to $952.5 million for the six months compared with an expected in. crease ('1 10 per cent. Letdown Shows difficult negotiating position. They wanted to extract every last possible advantage from the United States of America. The cease-fire agreement actually was not signed until three months later. On that occasion, Mr. Kissinger said at a press conference that the United States held out so long in signing an agreement because we were seeking a "peace that heals. a peace that lasts." WILLIAM RUSHER (ear ---"-..A* f Kissinger IN I H *40 f The "r \ - - A reporter asked what the cease-fire agreement of 1973 contained that the United States could not have settled for four years earlier. Mr. t$ Penalizing 0" 1* --- Rabbit I ov "r /~. ~ ,Nly, ~ ,~ / _~ - Ir HONG KONG — January is a splendid time of --,I *VO. 4ft 0% '11~._" replied that until Jan. 27, 1973, the year to visit Hong Kong. Along the southern 1% - \—I%*** The basic law of ecology Is that "everything is .~ Communists would accept nothing less than :— coast of China It is always fairly humid and hooked to everything else." Nothing happens in dismemberment of the legitimate government of never really cold, but spring, summer and fall Isolation. There Is no "away" where you can President Thieu in South Vietnam. are usually just plain hot. In December and throw things, for a disturbance of the enI//f January, however, the mm relents, and for a Americans will note that Mr. Kissinger, vironment In one place has effects In every other flOW brief period this magnificent old city enjoys the secretary of state, place. isn't talking much about weather not unlike that of San Francisco. Sunny It may be a basic law In human affairs, as well, peace in South Vietnam these days, and with good days alternate with cool and cloudy ones1 when not ist in the field of economics, which is reason, -m the mist hangs low over Victoria Peak and even proper, since both ecology and economy are traced to the same Greek root meaning "house." There is no evidence to contradict the fact that the neon dazzle of Hong Kong nights seems muted. _____ Communists never intended to fulfill th A disturbance of the economy in one place has e terms of But h e ow ve r much win ter's mists may at the cease-fire agreement. Today they effects In every other place. are sending times obscure the world4amous view of H ________________ e chorus Th of complaints about the nation's troops and war material over a paved Ho Chi Minh lack of any comprehensive energy policy and trail into South Vietnam in direct contravention of compared to the mists that shroud political demands that President Ford come up with one terms of the cease-fire agreement. They are trying developments on the mainland of China. Here In tend to overlook the operation of this "law." But to dismember the Thieu government by force, Hong Kong, "Peking-watching" has attained the consider: 4 status of both a science and an art, and scores of subversion and economic pressure. More tha Should heavy additional taxes be levied on n lifelong students of Chinese Politics daily apply -14,000 South Vietnamese were to discourage driving and cut con:~ __~— iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii—Iiii—III--omoo, killed last year by UeIr stethoscopes to every burp and gurgle sumption, while adversely affecting an already 41100111101011 North 'ietnam's aggression. Moreover, the emanating from the vast hinterland beyond the , depressed auto Industry, not to mention tourism, Communists have not even bothered to hide their hills. Nor are they necessarily ata, wldch 46 of the 50 states rank as one of their three contempt for the agreed upon Council of Conpared to the foreign diplomatic missions __,.. major Industries? dilation and Concord which was intended to huddled hi their little pound dtlfl Should full development of America's establish detente between North and South Viet83 those are on every aide and energy reso ces ur be encouraged, or should we nam. limited to such cnunbe as drop, accidentally or import as much higher-priced foreign oil as WC 0 0" a fromtheP1ate5ofChIneseofflc1a1sat possible, husbanding our own energy re3Our So far as the United 'if pfJ, States is concerned, the A Nice for the future? In Hong Kong, for example, one can see radio Communists have even failed to livetheir Should North Dakota permit surface mining word to help us to account for our men missing in antennae permanently turned to the frequencies of coal to provide secure energy to the East of provincial stations all over China, and tape action, a simple and humane act that Coast, particularly in view of easterners' has no recorcjei-s steadily absorbing their output relationship to hostilities. resistance to refineries and petroleum ex. broadcasts often containing a statement here, a ploration in their areas? All of this would be melancholy enough to ItheT that will, when pieced together, tell Should Louisiana be fat ced to ship ILs an expert things that Peking had no inten tion Editor, T1*' Herald: contemplate without the knowledge that North whatever Butler and the natural gas to the North to keep factories rugirest of the force, They areafine of revealing. In addition, there are Vietnam is not the only problem faced by the On Fridj y, January io, 1975, approximately group of men and should not be thought ning in New Jersey if it means loss of iMustry less people in South Vietnañ. ways fresh refugees to be Interviewed Of and jots in or three unded students, ages five through because of the action Of the '.' Louisiana? were, until Britain recently agreed to return twelve, SanfordGrammar school with IWOuld like to conclude y These provocative questions, put forth in a The United Sta tes itself has not lived quotlngafewline emhereafter to the waiting of their staff and 'acuity sponsors up to the Chahmm recent edition mod Of thMao. of Continental Oil Co.'s "Conoco from a spiritual writer, Romano walked from Guardlno; "To spirit of its Promises to South Vietnam in I school at Seventh and Myrtle to the Iopper be truly human is to be conscious " magazine We , underscore what do the dilemma conare delinquent on the econo of oracles say, as the Year of Elementary School human fronting the President, his advisors and mic aid that South the Rabbit weakness, but confident on Hay Avenue to view a that it can be over. Congres as In the Chinese calendar Is about to Professional the new Vietnam needs in order to fight its own i they move toward the formulation marionette presentation of Come.' battles, begin? The past 12 months ha ve witnessed a Pinoct±jo, of a useful and useable energy for this policy murky struggle in Peking, Father William Ennis, country. In which the more If liberty does not perish in This letter is to express our appreciation to Pastor Southeast Asia it agresslvely revolutionary elements surrounthe Sanford Police Department for the very fine will, in many ways, be in spite of American actions ding There are any number of conflicts, both In Mao Tse-tung's wife, Chiang Ch'ing, Cooperation they afforded us society and within the government, that must be by providing a not because of them. 71a t is the cruelest of facts to engaged and tried to topple Chou E.n-lad. Their motorcycle escort to and from Hopper Letters to the editor are always welcome, to ensure reconciled if that goal accept two years after we expressed They should be as Is to be achieved For such hope for weapon, with characteristic Chinese subtlety, the safety of brief as possible and example, there are currently more Lsm 60 our students. All Intersections were was the "p'i-lin p'i-k'ung," or "criticize Lan, blocked the survival of freedom in this embattled area. comment on matters of general interest, 10 to allow the students to crr.s federal agencies having as a group The some responsibility for letters should deni with Issues and avoid oil and _______________________ criticize Confucius" campaign, ostensibly aimed and the men Were most ."Ourteous and helpful. gas ma tters. Personalities. at Mao's dead ex-heir and the ancient Chinese From the staff, parents and students, With so many a great sage, bu t actually Intended as a condemnation Of big THANK YOU. The editor reserves the right groups involved, coordination is to edit those difficult, there is an letters for reasons Of space but all elements currently favoring the Internal absence of common purpose will exercise ' d duplicao and great care that the thrust of the stability of the regime. Since Chou is both letter is not lost interference are frequent. Clay C. Carroll, in the editing. Premier and the leader of these elements, he Without an overall energy pl1cy, therr are no All letters must be iigied with a milli was the implicit bull's-eye of the target. Principal ng guidelines and nobody has the responsibility for address Chou reacted with a sub'Jety easily the match Editor, The Herald: and, when possible, telephone Dumber assuring that the various objectives and so the identity of the writer may be of his foes', It is popular In China these days to 0 I hope you will print this letter as chec ke d gra flR,Sh or that"trad.off3" and pr I was out of despoiled identified with the cause of stability but it is town when the matter established. However, the Evening Heraid will landscapes In the West for humming—generators of policemen being in respect the wishes ' of writers who do not want in the East, say also highly dangerous to be popular. So Chou volved in r'cent burglaries was uncovered are properly evaluated and by the their names to appear in print, took to his bed a modest, even retiring stance, Police resolved. Department Itself. that afforded minimum exposure while leaving We reserve, of course, the right to reject any k Iwould like to express a ra Everyone can agree that a nt must be vote Of confidence as letters this newspaper him free to do everything that really needed Pastor (fnnal energy eodr to be libelouj or policy is an of All Souls Church in our good Chief Ben imperative need sla.aderous. doing. There are old China hands in Hoig Kong met before the new year who frankly doubt that Chou was ever really sick is many more weeks old. i ~l--- omI dl all ithough Of course at 76 it is quite possthIe, Imislen, —hope you've marked your and they scoff at the notion that his IndIspositIon, calendar of im- area and would portan( events appropriately arou ex er t nd the date of Friday, months. I whatever It may ha ve been, still needs hospital itsedInhluence for the coming Jan. 31. had further opin it was, attention after eight months. A t hey dryly '(!::It'r Snath,? ., and Wf)(' '('re ex Thai's the date for the anni;I dinn,w 'I I TT I k.r ".11...." i.. . th. h. - CALENDAR Shield" Letters To The Ediffor - Hetiry Bb& - -_ __1 - Youth 17 reasons Released should come tot s you for iziconie tax help. . HOSPITAL NOTES - - .' BLOCK6 SANFORD LONG WOOD - - - ___________________________________________________ BERRY S WORLD Division of Forestry annual tree packet sale at Altamonte Mall, SR 436 contains two each, red maples, live oaks, India rosewoods and dogwoods. Limit five packets per person. - - - ong, Deiton. Carolyn Rabey, Deltona Park [ Wolf, Deltona Edna I. Mullin. Detlona Vola 8, Sloan, Lake Mary Debra K Goble, Lake Mary Herman L Yale% WEAT-14WR Vt'ncj. . - I".GflitXi AS high TI io.' trs Mrs. McFiridi. a Jeff (Zonn'e Mae) - - uwu private lakes lafthau.Vd- Augusta Brian, DeBary Verna P WOWSk, DeUon Andreas HeiIis, Oeflona Marie Rahn. Deilona I4illftncl P Wilson, Enterpr' , Charles Games, Orange City haron K Clift on. 1. unl. Orange ar (Homes: from $18,500) om r* ~ Pascalt Wilson Myers, Longwood Edward 0 Parnell. Maitland Charles E Steki, Orange City Margaret M khempp. Orange City Mr 1. ui . stocked with bass & bluegill. BIRTHS _____ M -w - Dead . - - . ( Kelly To Support Ford's Tax Rebate - . - 0 - ... IeciI PC7T'I( Set !Ci F na1 Season ? H - - - - - Arrested - Around . - - _____ - In Trailer (1C)set - Makes - rl Found - - But Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin argued that the state had given Schaefer the benefit of the ST. PETEILSIIUIt(; BEACH, to replace the familiar bug with doubt and tried him for murMIAMI (AP An Indiana man wanted in connection New officer, for the Central Florida Zoological Society for 19Th ZOOLOGICAL VIa. IAI' The president of the s In(IeIs. itli a hank robber), near Atlanta Lis (iers co!nnjjtttil when life art' It'll William W. Brosn, treasurer; Clifford Nelson, Vlkjw S f Aijeric Inc. authrttii's in Miami, according to Fill MLrrc(Idcretl t "There's a great love affair Irisoninent was the maximum president; Jim Ryan, president; and Rod Cable, secretary. agents, says he expects the new VW that Americans have with this sentence. Michael F. 1189Y, 28, of South Bend , OFFICERS Ind., was en ., held i sub-compact the Rabbit, to crazy little car (Beetle) a.d we lieu of $50,000 bond after an arraignment Thursday on Shevin said that the state outsell the venerable Beetle and think charges o robbing a Cobb County, Ga. branch of will always be a tie- could not conclusively prove the boost the firm's share of the niarid there Citizens and Southern Bank on Dec. 30, 1974, an FBI for it," Perkins said, that Susan Place, 17, and GeorAmerican market. spokesman said. The Rabbit is a hatchback Sc- gin Jessup, 16, were murdered j! "I think we'll have to fight (Ian available in two and four- after Oct. A federal complaint charging Hagy in the hold-up, I. The girls' bodies uphill introducing a new car door models with a base it were f which netted less t han $2,000, was ound in a isolated wooded issued in Atlanta on in a year that's less than a ban. price of $2,999. The Jan. 6, th e spokesman said. Scirocco has area near Fort Pierce in April ncr year is not the easiest a four-inch lower roofline, more 1973. The girls were last seen thing," J. Staurt Perkins said. slanted windows and rear alive on Sept. 27, 1972. "But I think we have the right profile and sells at a base price i Schwarz married Teresa car for the times we're in." of $4,450. TAU1IASSEE, Via, lAP) An assistant Florida Schaefer, who obtained a diVW introduced the new RabBoth utilize a water<oo!ed vorce one attorney general today accused MIAMI (AP) month after her for. federal Department of Hialeah season. But they said anything tic after 20 horses entered t o . bit and its sporty version, the engine, front-wheel drive and iner husband's conviction. 1ioung and Urban Development officials of attempting Park, with a great tradition of less t ha n a successful 40-day da y's $20,000-added Royal Poin Scirocco, to about 90 auto and "transverse" or sideways to undermine public conf At the time, Schaefer said he thoroughbred horse racing, season idence for buyers in land probably would mean dana Handicap, forcing the developments in the state, business writers at a special mounted engine to provide ens- still trusted his counsel and opens itS Golden Anniversary probably mean the end, showing here Thursday. Asst. Atty. Gen. James field to be split into two dlviicr access for repairs, wished the couple Whisenand said Florida's happiness, season today. It could be its Perkins said that VW expects sion& disclosure 14w The season got off to hopeful for developers is tougher than federal last, to be in the red for the first timeG IWas very pleased so many requirements and that consumers buying lots in the start when Gov, Reubin Askew, with losses of $200 million After last spring's meeting in a surpise proclamation dl good horses entered," said state's developments are getting better protection than i 1974 and hopes the Rabbit will President Lynn Stone. "The big the track was saddled with d ared Jan. 12.18 "Hialeah those covered by federal law, help the firm capture 5 per cent stakes field is not conclusive more than $3 million in losses. Week" in Florida. He accused HUD officials of making false and of the market. Hialeah evidence but it's an indication directors in October misleading statement, about Florida', successful "Throughbred racing Is one of strong support in better "Butweprobablywon'tm, voted to sell the franchise to challenge of a fed eral attempt to bring Florida developers of Florida's attractions for both races." it," tie said. "I think it will nearby Gulfstreaui Park race residen under a federal requirement to file lengthy and difficult to pro bly will be ba ts and tourists," Askaround 4.8 or track for $7 million and unload understa nd property reports, To celebrate opening day, 4.9 per cent." FORT WALTON BEACH, the search of -acres for Con)- ew's proclamation said. "The Hialeah lowered grandstand Hialeah's "Theirs is bureaucratic boondoggle that 21 9 the trailer circumvents lie said VW took 3.8 per cent Fla. IAPi scenic beauty of Hialeah is such admission from $2 to 50 cents, only a mercial development, congressional intent," Whigenand said. "We are exMedical exam- block from the child's home in that it is enjoyed by millions gave away souvenir coins of the market last year with its iners said today a 10-year-old tremely surpr ised at th eir acti ons here." and Fort Walton Beach. But the di rectors backed during the o ((season as well as paraded vintage cars, Jazz Beetle, Audi and Porsche. off girl whose body was found Federal officials held a news conference in Washington Wilson said a man was seen in the (ace of state opposition the annual racing dates." Perkins said VW hopes to sell stuffed in the closet of a mobile with the girl Thursday in which they said buyers In developments groups and barbershop quarare and decided to try it again this Track officials were optimis- tets. shortly after 140,000 Rabbits in 1975 cornhome died from suffocation, being warned that they would not be afforded the left home and that she was pared to 100,000 Beetles. lie lice say. protection of federal law for developments in Florida. said the company has no plans Do West ol the Florida Dc. probably killed shortly after WE HAVE STATE FORMS partment of Law Enforcement that time. said an autopsy was performed Wilson said he knew the idenon the body of Lynn Conley, who tity of the man the girl was 111 Illy disappeared after she left home with but would not reveal the to catch a school bus Monday name. . . morning. The trailer was rented by EuHer body was found Thursday gene Ball, 26, of Fort Walton JAN. 17 by a sheriff's detective as the Reach. Wilson said. JAN. 19 JAN. 20 Ball has " A A It P ( American There's nothing else we can child's mother, Mrs. William L been in a local Chicken barbecue, Fleet Illinois Club, Deltona Corn- Conley, waited outside hospital recov- do," Sanford Police Detective Association of Retired Persons) Reserve Club, West First the front ering from a drug IIIWlity Center, 6 p.m. dinner overdose Sgt. E.J. Hughes Jr. said Reason 1. We are income tax 2:30 p.m., First Federal Street, Sanford, 2-6 p.m. and meeting. bring vegetables, door of the trailer, Okaloosa since Monday, Wilson said, yesterday after being told specialists. We ask the right Savings and Loan of Seminole, Proceeds to Central Florida salads, or desserts No charges had been filed by and table Count),Sheriff Ray Wilson said. First lie YOUU1 arrested Wednesday with Street, declined Sanford, Zoo, to say what led to early today. service. Main course furnished . uestions. We dig for.every honest . a loaded pistol at Sanford Installa tion of Officers. Jeduction. We want to leave no Middle School was turned loose JAN. 20 Sanford Trimmettes, nonstone 'unturned to make sure you "Trivia Masters", Village b)' the state Division of Youth Free Civic Porfit exercise class, 7:30 p.m., DeBary pay the smallest legitimate tax. Center FTU, 8:30 and 10:30 Service, Association Travelogue Slide Florida Power and Light P.M. Joe Albiani and Hughes and Sgt. R. E. Building Denis Show, "Our National Parks," Golden Williams arrested the 17-yearof WMEX Beston will p.m., Community Center, Shell field questions on Trivia. Road presented by Mr. and old male, who isn't a student at .01 Seminole County humane Tickets at door, the school, Just before 3 p.m. Mrs. Harvey D. Jones, Society, 8 p.m., First Federal WASHINGTON Fifth problem, and his program to after he produced a loaded Donations will be solicited for Savings and Loan, SR 434, JAN. 18 trict Congressman Richard meet it," he declared. pistol and six additional bullets. Sanford Zoo, Longwood. Free Glaucoma Eye Tests, Kelly (ft-Via,) today called The officers charged the "This problem Is caused by 5 p.m., Orange City Lions Club President Gerald Ford's the import of foreign oil. It rots youth. 0uth, who had been arrested a on holly Avenue cosponsored proposed tax rebate plan "real our nation of $ billion a year, week ago at the school for by DeBary Civic Association justice" for American workers, and millions of jobs, trespassing and cursing a rijim and Lions. Transportation from Kelly made the statement as aggravates our problems of teacher, with carrying a conLnin[E DeBary Pan-American Bank to part of his reaction to Ford's inflation and recession," Kelly cealed weapon and transported Oran ge City. JAN. U. $71 State of the Union address continued. T H E INCOME TAX PEOPLE him to the Juvenile Detention DISCHARGES ADMISSIONS W ednesday. "I ligree with the President's Center. Sanford Seminole County Campers "The President's A Division of Youth Services plan for a optimistic view of our ability to Sanford Minnie D Ethridge m ee ting, 7 p.m., KOA, Winter Flossie Hall 309E.l,t St. tax rebatetoAz,Ierjcaflworkers overcome these difficulties, spokesman today confirmed Garden, SR 50. Kathryn Leptew is real Justi ce," Kelly said. VilHl F Stevens h'h.3fl7 "Ills course offers a chance that the you th was not detained Ph. 83144k Vlckje Morgan Dennis C Griffith On 9 a.m.. p.m. Weekdays, 9.5 Sat. & Sun. "I will support it. It is time for progress beyond our at the center. The DYS counAlice 5 Pearce William A. Sharp Southwest Seminole Settoma the American working middle dreams, OPEN SUNDAY..... NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Emma Seitect selor who handled the case Debra Hudton & baby un Installation banquet Quality ornerAreaonice InOvi,do Elirabeth Walistrom class became in wasn't available for comment. our prime Orial P Evans "It must not be rejected con_________________________________________________________ Courts, 1-4 and 434, cocktails 7 Louli C. Hobby cern. Eugene Douglas favor of continued government Genevieve M. 8arne P.m., dinner 8 p.m. 'I am encouraged by Mr. give-aways and deficit spendVera Brown Zonnle Mae McBride —— • Carl Scarborough Frieda M Forsythe Ford's emphasis on the energy IflL'" V0.11 rs....... Sadie Sounders Richard 0 Coscrave Tree planting ceremony In Aib'rf N, Davis John Byrd honor of Arbor Day. at Sanford John Mims James Stowell Garden Center, 11 a.m. Open to Julia Jordan Jane Mauk William C Whiton, DeBary Public as well as Sanford Theresa Robey F Joseph J Muln,nn, DeBary Garden Club members. George Parks Elizabeth Del - On Energy 446 Fas t Rabbit S Bank Suspect Surrenders - Everyone % J %.* ' Sees Voikswagen Confidence Undermined? PI DON OAKLEY Ihe - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. AP) Gasoline tax collections provided the only bright spot in state revenue figures released today for the month of December, Gas tax collection, were $26.5 million, a jump of 5.9 per cent from Decemberl973.Thelnc . easecompa(ed W aone per cent drop for the first six months of the fiscal year beginning in July, th e Revenue Department report showed. Vie tna Americans and to put Mr. Kissinger into a more WEST PALM BEACH, Fin. The three-judge panel gave Schwarz said authorities used i AP A public defender who no indication when it would rule an improper search warrant In represented convicted murder- on motions that the conviction their investigation and that the er Gerard Schaefer and then be overturned and the case sent conviction was based on eli'married Schaefer's former wife to a grand Jury. curnstantlal evidence. says his client deserves a new trial. lie argued that Schaefer Schaefer, 20, a former Elton Schwarz, who lost in his County deputy sheriff, Martin should have been indicted by a was conoriginal defense of Schaefer, victed and grand jury but never was and sentenced to two should have been tried by a 12. argued Thursday in the 4th concurrent life terms for the member Jury instead of the six. District Court of Appeal that September 1973 mutilation. numerous errors were made in murders of two Broward member panel that convicted him. the prosecution. County girls Sch warz said these actions scre necessary because Schaefer was charged with ' "apit.aI crime before Oct. 1, 112, the date the death sentence was reinstated. Provide State 'Bright Spot' Once Again 0 )lme Delivery: Week, cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; \'ear, $28.40. liv Mail: In Florida me as home All eth er mail: Month , $2.70; 6 Mon ths, 11620; 12 Mon ths, $40. South In Schaefer Case energy saver dishwashers get dishes clean with 50 - k""'---.. . :L::'''- '' - . (•___ ___ - -- 11 - . -. - . ' - boating, lawn bowling, club hi,' - --. I ' -T I I I ON9000 less electricity. f ' Even if t,oud never fzsh.'j before, you'd enjoy catching your own supper from one of ur crystal-clear lakes Our recreation corn pk'x lso includes 18.golf. h k ten,. championship i H-i - - 'lou live in a spciou, mobik '! ome(lessthan2iperacr 'ULkCd In among 25 0 )0 ci' �6A- E veni n Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 17, 1975 I(It4'Ilii.si :1' THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Highway 4U Forest City, Florida G Br&T,r Pastor Saturday Seryces Sabbath School 9 30a m Woth.pSir5 II 00)2 Noon Also on r Radio Saturday n o , o Noon Wedn day Evening Prayer Meeting wpm The s;tChurch... UR C U M () 00 % 1 0 ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH Pro Billy Griffin WTRR BbIStviy Evangelist Services C hun Pi T ra IflflQ Evening Worthp IeQ Prover ,,Q 0000 : : Pastor 130am 9 ISa m a OUR NATION! II QOa m 6 1$ P m l3Opm 7 )Opm \N If - p *1% . - ' :\1 1. ______ 1 - __________ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street Sunday Service I Sunday School II OQa m 7)OP ni Wednesday Service 1. .,. :'" ' QP% IF -1 F CONGREGATIONAL -z_I.•_ - , Sunday School FCIIOW%hip Morning Worship son & Sermon CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 201 Fairmont ( Sanford Garden Club HW 17.93) Don ShOkley Pastor Sunday SChOOl 9 ISa m Preaching &WQrp 10 13 a m Snaring &Proclaiming 7 pm Nursery PrOVdtd ; - . 9 30. m 10 30 11am 11 00. m 0 -' ____ BibleStudy !~~ ~, Rev A E Green Sunday j$ .i . -- un •( 4) ,,. •. .tlf o r I— I i. • - -' = - I- - -. - - "' . - -. I-; : F r,-V-. .LUTHERAN ______ L - - - . - I -J- . , ;, p " 7 ' , • - ' rt' '.. - - ' r" .•'. a .J.-. _____ %s J' :+.--. ' ____ , -- GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED CHURCH 00 Orlando Ave. (11.93) Lutheran Church in America) Wtliam B Do*ne.y Pattor I Worship 0.00. m i r- i.' -- - -. ' - ____ _____ _____ i.orh - - ____ __ p II POa in 4 600pm 7 DOp m 7 30p m - '* ) ., Onora Rd. atWocdI.wnA,. Rev D Ross QentI Paito, Church School 9 ASS m _______ ______ - ______________ Morning Worship II MYF 00. m 6 )Op m __________________________________________ CHRIST UNITED ______________ NYPS - ' wilderness experience. r Iti .. •,, ', Morning Worship Sunday School Morning Wop Church Training Evening Worship Wed Prayer Service I 106 915am 1100am . ISp m lSOpm 6 SOp m 3,14.18 believers, OI/gt'r (:i,,ir'I,'., $IC Park Avenue Pattor 41-6 Wednesday '5Ø1ff4 THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange elvd. Like M.nroa WiIlirdEldr,5ge Pastor Sunday School 10100 not. Mornng Worship II COa M. Evening WorShip 700pm. Prayer Ming Wednesday ?:JOp.m. indIlth Thursday Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday As the earth continues its endless turning search for your goals in faith-not escape.. .intheWordof GOd-flotthOwords 0f cynics. 26.8-12 Morni i I k S SOP m ne st Minister Sunday 6 COp m CPiurcPi School MOtfliflg Worship . Wednesday Choir Practice THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Empioys ' IAPPIST A"$ioøi B.c-ti1 Church edo C.'*ti .egn%r AstnM)tp. M O.rn.it 1514wc1d Ga. iii in , .193 (avp BO5(ni(nCfy,!elL..,I,,dL.k,M., RC'U CPCP. 7 Sm44 live Cen'ret 3 - (!u,,tp. iI Oei Lie- I .P%t ( 4.,*',.ip. I.' t .', PA'' I - i -- .' *. ..i £ ';t l' 'ik3 •HtA,t "s' B.oi.sl C).urch 5li Par. Ave BAL$%f CP.'$' u' Lian'o'it 5p's. ' 4Th 'a r 'y Srr ' 44i C'v 4 rBa*, & Baoft* M.tt Cl,, L,.i O Os'q CPutP q, 1 -, i' '4 ?'.* P& ''t s-p ti k, fs. i 5i u 45 5i Pa,i p..tt 413 Lit It tP*t BCPit (hur( gt Sor.nc'niu M%s,ovor, Rapt.si 1 7n C - av e- .i't '."ii St * ,, . ,,-,,,...-, - , -. . - '., - ,•- r , ( %0? CP,i5p, I i0dA,H,n Or - 4*laS taie, C's'. Bra. Lair R mi ,i t CONGREGATIONAl. ,, 'rci. ;; . • CHURCH OF CHRIST c pfvsi f (,ti it2 $ Pa'i Ave 't' " a( i t US I? C1N Caonrv ,'. •_ I ..' P. i C' to SliOl sr Rd - iI" ti Cifti * 5' 1*4 % C A'i*p*1 0* Ct Oinva r,t, '-' c c' 1 • (4 C', .,' A ' 51 -' I. • . I ______________________ -I_ ____ _____ - - - ----- -;1 - _________________ _____________________ -, ' I ' I I , our everyday '- _____ - \ -.J,, .Ii s. .,. . - _______ - F lmTo i ' - - ____ iffi ----- per cent 11iink theY are for the clergy, 80 per Lent of our reworse, with the t feeling the sponden ts say they would be .- - changes made no difference, able to accept a change, and 79 -More than four-fif ths of the percent say they are In favor of Catholic population approve of such a change." the English-langua ge liturgy, The study, made under a and about two-thirds approve of grant (torn the National InguItar masses, lay clothes stitutes of Educa tion as a follow nuns, progressive religious up to a similar study made 10 education and sex education In years ago, involved quesUo for ere no admission charge The program speaker . mphasis i the 8:30 and it Is open to the public. Jack Homer, execu ti ve se rvices w?th Rev Elmer Ferris entered the healing manager of the Sanford bourne, OMS missionary as ministry of Christian Science Chamber of Commerce. speaker, and featuring specialaft d Ii f the music by Mrs. Charles Spicer of Of Chicago and a the OMS headquarters in University period of ,wirvice'in the United Legal Notice Greens n . e States Army. will also participate. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS # C ' as - Cathobc schools. Summnrialng the findings fur ally representative sample of - _____ - I ,-- ________-_ __ -- •• ,, k L - • I ira " w j_ ' I situate Witness my hand and the seal o f pefm~lly Installed 4% S part of Defendants, this Court December 11. 1974 NOTICE OF SALE the improvements on the said ISM. (SEAL) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that One Orbon Range Model No Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. t 11 E30Av, Serial No. e91 a Clerk of the Circuit Court He has sung with well-known Sanford Alliance Church on a m' at the west front OW of Hood - Model No, By: Elaine RlCharde Courthouse of Serni"It County, at MTS.INT al groups such as the Klaudt Park Avenue. The Rev. Sanford, Deputy Clerk Florida the undersigned Blair Indian Family and the Land- McGarvey will be the host ClerkwflloeerforsaI,th,lotlo*,n0 Publish: Jan, 17. 21. 31, Feb 7, 1975 Model No. CPF 100, Serial No. OEJ-7i scribed real property: mark and Hallmark Quarte ts pastor. A662294I Lot 1 Block One o t P fri rator according to the STATE OF MAIN Serial No. 5307 , - ecorded Plat thereof as in R cords of PR DATED thi5 141h day Of January. COURT rmlnote County Florida First Baptist Church of DOCKETNO 374.1914 together with all stru ctures, im- IN THE MATTER OF: A (Seal)H Il .4 t An Saniuoru ford Pro ve ments, f,xturn, appIIen, JOHNALDENSWALLOW Beckwith.Jr ' Players during the evening and appurtenances on said land or Clerk of the Circuit Court ORDER OF SERVICE used in conlunction therewith ervice Sunday at 7.30 p.m. BY: BY PUBLICATION ha V Ekern The afor esaid sate will be made This cause came on to be heard PublDeputy Clerk gape Players originated rsuort to a Final Judgment en. upon request of ish- Jan 17 1975 the Petltlon ers, asa dreamtospreadtGn tec,dln Civil No, 74.I Stephen W. Damon and Laureleen , .L ding in the Circuit Court of the W. of Chiis ough musl ca Damon, fur serv ice by other Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and moans than Personal Apnmft serv ice; and it The de-Dam . for Seminole County. Florida. appearing that this is a Pet it for materialized in Nov 1969, when DATED this 11Th day of January Adoption Of minor thud. John Alden 1975 Roc and Alice Alns, the waII and the whereabouts of FLORIDA PUBLIC (Seal) 1 John Charles Swallow,the natraI directors discovered "1 SERVICE COMMISSION Arthur H Beckwith, Jr father of saIa minor ch Id is not Wonder by Ronald K Wells of Noticj of Hearing Clerk of the Circuit Court be &SCerfairsed byNOTICE is given that an By Elaine RiCharde Spartanburg, S.C reasonable diligence; and that mid EXAMINER will hold public Depy Clerk The ornal Aga John Charles SwahI Players cannot be hearIngsonmefolting maflers at Van Den Berg Gay Serviced notice of this petition by the times and performed Miami, and other places I Burke P any other prescrIbed method other 9 30 A. M.Tuesday parts Florida paving the way Attorneys for the P la inti ff then by ordinary first class mail January 25 1975 Post Office Box j addressed to his last ifor the future tours In June, adds5 Florida Public Sery cc Orlando Florida 32107 and by puication and that the I, 1n i u, groUporgan1 REV GEOR(,E HODGES Commission District ott c PubliSh Jan 17 1123 aforesaid methods attord the best 410 South Orlando Avenue 0EJ41 group traveling into 16 RecentI) joining the staff at and Only available method of Wlrtq Pa ,k, Florida bringing the pendency Of such DOCKET NO 74155 CCT Palmetto Asenue Baptist IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THC petition to the notice of said John On the application Of METRO Church of Sanford EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Charles Swallow and aHoedsng to MOVING 6 STORAGE COMPA NY 1111151stallit pastor Is Rev. CUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. him his right to appear and con test for S common motor carrier ( accompanied by a special Sanford Area Ministerial sound effect system, and giving Association will meet on his personal testimony. Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the - - ~ _;_ - .I. - ' - ,h - i.'- First Baptist e 1 1 SOp m ' - 100pm - - &U •W4 . - \ I E- -- . - t'- - - -. ' ' - - -- - - - - - . I ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff •. - - - - 8- ' I I I I s •' - - III S .4:. ,r -- - J~ 1915 - .= .. - - * - - - - - '-' ,, _______ - ' ' -- ____ __ - 17, !- - ¶ - t - - . %Qt ~Zar in - I -1 . ) - 'isOVz n ct I of / -4 '- i - touring t .j, 4 states. a HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff _____ fifttiv -t- __ ~ - - I . ...... • it - CHURCH HONORS FLAGSHIP BANK Of Sanford and Staff 200W. First COFFMAN FAMILY lentrat Baptist Church held a reception Sunday afternoon in bonor of the new pastor, Rev. 101111 Coliman, Mrs. Coffman, and daughter Kuy. herald Photo by Cecelia Farmer) B ~l~N 3 11~ ~~=_ ~ - - 11 11l~u z . .~_5 _1- _. - ___-_2 ,~- --- ~ O,n Dk,s Di I *V 1192 F.r* PfCsyti Ctiritrp SI Lvkes tufhan CnurcPi U, 4Th Si., ,. ME maOIST Bii'#tt Uri,i,'.(J M41?V..I (P,'(p,. Br., Late Ut.P,d MtPiOd%t yiy AM I taaan ti;i (4tri4.r, Cc' r i Ur ? P.r, R.due Ru. 0e11odges Originally lecture titled "Ethics Today" at F Church of Christ sci tis' 788 E& vd., new the golf course, in ltona on Jan 18 at 3 pm graduated from Baptist Universit y of America with a major in Theology. He and his wife, Brellift, moved here from Hollywood, for -, P'r. ii"ir D.l'ona er 1i.n Charles W Ferris CSB Minneapoli, will present a of SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY_______________________________ 04-C. n' pi (jt, ".' '.' a-.j' .' st -&', b.i.i t i ;$ A r;n. 5' I9* 17ffi%I $f'* P*$ 73,' 5i151 CPUICh 1733 Pear AwePayers-a Park B.Ce'it (Purrs )7i * p0', st 5 Ce4J.I 1)01 * *fV S'ft*'. %(It p,esp BOfi (P( III W Ai* Bi. Pa.yr Lake *13 lie-n Park aioa - Jan. W1NN.DIXiE STORES and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff CI4*1171A*. i ' ' ' - ................. -i - direction of a priest-sociologist, However, a slight majority, the Rev. Andrew Greehy. 54 per cent, think there have The r'vey found that - been enough change& Almost a third of American Most of the laity, fl per cent Ca tholics would support orrilna. of them, have a "great deal" or don of women as priests J "some" sympathy for priests more than four4jfthj would who have left the ministry, the vote for a qualified woman for report sayi, adding president. "Despite the argument ty.seven per cent Utjnii frenUy heard fn high e recent changes in the church sLastical circles that the laity are for the better, and only 19 would not acpt a married u 11 A&PWEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT Co., INC. and Employes '- ____ , I L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.. INC. '*r a...i WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson I, - 0 flfl n! __________ PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGCRY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes ASSEMOLE Y OF GOD F451 nm & Fi WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Stall - ,. •p T J C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff UNITED STATE BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer and Staff 9 ASS m II OOa m UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Covntry Club 1 Upsala Roads Rev arwInShoa Pastor Sunday School 9 OCa m Morning Worship lOom Evening Worship ?OOpm -- The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff '. ______ - Rev A r Stevens 6 SOa m Old Route41atPaola Rev RussellA Mcldincp, Pastor Sunday SthOOI m Morning Worship 11 ,000 m Youth Service 6 lop Evening Wor%hp 1 SOp m Wed Pray,. I Praise ?SOpm - Lf ur ay Wilbur Ave Lake Mary PAOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH dPyflwA,amS.o1,,1 '. _N~', -. ' Worship 'Outh Group % _____________ These are among nnw0f church, we could find little representative survey made by evidence that any more than a the National Opinion Reftwch minority are opposed to the Center in Chicago under 'new church.' - 9.45a,m Mint Prayer Broakiast A rj __ - to I COa m And they have become the spiritual blueprint of constructive living for millions of 1. -fl I '.... - SCHEDULED -_ 9 ISa rn John areas w Pastor Mins Breakfast Eph.siort, 11 ne Speer Family wl!] be featured at a Gospel Sing Saturday at 9 P.M. at 1he Sanford Civir Center along sslth The Lighthouse Quartet, The Thbw)es, The Ne Creation, The Cbrlstianalres, and The Footsteps. Children 1220" and under admitted free, -_______ 7 30p m If'ro NK .I - Christmas vacation said tn me routines as Christim which the January-February issue of about 1,0W CatNhc& - - -_ after a service, "The trouble are rich in possibilities for our with me is that I can't believe "becoming-, the person we ___ _. am anything. On Sundays Ican but ought to be. It breaks my heart Lego Notice Legal Notice L: nost of the time I just can't he nk of w ha t many of believe. I have been ta ught to you could really be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE and what , I I Public Notice ls hereby given that EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. . question, not Geneva Nazarene beli e ve, so I you coul d do, if for once you First Met hod i st SiaIedpropaIs will be received by CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I never the City of Cassetberry, Florida at COUNTY. II •. • reay FLORIDA. where • • lai YOUt 1, Ofl the I __________________' sue youth Oir COUNTY, FLORIDA i the rars1 city Hall until 7:30 P. local CIVIL ACTION 1 3I47•CA44.A The Tabernacle Choir nO appreciated his remarkably for God. CIVIL DIVISION Methodist Church of Sanfcrd Sound Bible time on January27, 1973, for the In re: the Marriage 0* College will sing at furnishing only Of two Sodium honest and self-analysis, but ft You will only escape the No. Cl 743041.CA.o! B Silica ABBEY DENISE WARD. wIll present both morning th e Geneva Ch urch of STOCKTON, WHAT LEY. DAVif Fluoride feeders and ancillary revealed at best a disturbing devil, he v hi worship services S Wife. AND COMPANY, a Florida cor Aay . unday. Nazarene Sund uncny. ne .a.m. equipment, in accordance with and A ll went on w say ve Christ dwe JoJf!Jy CASH poration, specifications ing WIUWI. ougn, a s uaen an 2 p.m. set CCS. and procedural STEVEN JAMES WARD. that that perhaps he needed a The empr1ng Plaintiff, documents PrePared by Clark, presence of "The Gospel Road," filmed Diets University and Husband. vs in from Stetson youth 1 kssocIatesEngineers Inc. Bid cause, I want a cause: what I Christ inourheartjiso,,i AMENDED color in the Holy Land will be director of the I choir,, and F i rst• rL JAMES L. POSEY and RUBY J. prIcethatI Include the off loading of C hr-i st ian NOTICE OF ACTION cannot have Is a cause, because resource for adequate uving. It P05EV. his wife. equipment at two separate sites in I shown Sunday at 7 p.m. the M 1 to TO STEVEN JAMES WARD I know that causes are ates la what Defendants. be designated by the City of will eak. "wee choirs of St. jame3 are within that sanctuary of Community dent of the S13 Derry Park Drive NOTICE OF SALE of the masses Finally heOpisaid: counts We have Casselberry. Middleboro. MalSoachi,tsittIS bo th the Uni ted MethodistCh ch F. King,pastor 0, AE Church, will present a NOTICE is hereby g1 ven, that Proposals will be publicly open of am OflM pursuant toa Final Judgment 0* and read aloud Immediately after une the church, will be the musical program at the F you ore You hereby notified that a foreclosur, entered January 11th, define myself." Do these SIwe Read your Bible! and Jo the expiration of the tIme Christian Church, Sanford & for Dissolution Of marr iage 1975 in the hnny Cash, th Circuit Court Of the statements remind you of We need the strength, help and musical slory of e film is a Marks United , met.lo1Is1 Rosaha, Sunday at 7 p.m. established above for receipt of has been filed against yw On this Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and proposals, us th Jes yourself? wi date. December ii. 1fl1, and an for Seminole County, Florida In msidaofth Holy Spirit. w1e :orce. Harry G.-Hug, Civil aCIV zaona , Church In Ocala. He organized Providing music win be the amendment Petition for dissolution Here is one sharply need Action NO. C 171-2011 CA-09-8, sUan fellowship and the men and women who lived It the church re years ago senior choir, choir No. 2 and the City Manager % filed against YOU December delinea ted X-ray of the con. support. No richer hun,an , ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR.. City of Cass*Ibr It. 191& in and for Seminole County, Clerk Of S n d a junior choir. Mrs. Sylvia against the scenic beauty of the said Court. will sI for l Publish: Il , 21. InS C II the hi can temporary skeptical I mind m1n.• ieuuwup Florid A th • a, and that you have until the 'cish I In hand to the highett and best Slworth, organ and choir DEJ 71 0 C Israe l . h day of "ta ught to question, not to car 1125, to see bidder, at the West Front Door 0* the and sharing love of open to the public. dIrectow be w charge. For a the original of your ansr. If Palmetto believe" - fearful that corn. fellow Christians. We need the any. Courthouse, Seminole C ounty, on the Clerk of the Circuit Court, of Florida n um ber of years St. James IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE mip • I-. Following the service, a at 11:00 A.M. l i• any Ide ,ea a the Eighteenth Judicial circuit, in January2gm, 1123 on Tuesday, Ave. Baptist JUDICIAL dR nsp tion anA I Icom " visited with First Church, and e l the following e me pay w&u delusion. Th us we experience strucflon of public wors WW CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE and for Seminole County, Florida, described real property In •retiwns u year by pvpuaar COUNTY. FLORIDA. hip, held in fellowship hall to honor Mack Evans, nationa ll Seminole County Courthouse, Seminole County, what Harold Lowry refers to as which wifl enable wit: Sanford Florida S7fli Ida us to have Marvin and Reba McCwn of known song evangelist andy request of the congrega ti on. CIVIL NO. 14.1141 Lot 21 Biock"C" WASHINGTON "the treason of the scholar - high spiritual goals and Cassetherry, 0* your 'answer on Donald L Mar. OAKS CA49-D SECTION TWO, according to The Rev Charles Sumifer who are here f recording artist, win be in pastor of 0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Weston*, Attorney for Petitioner, the plat thereof or a ref using to be a committed purposes. And as recorded in Plat we need to few weeks from Haiti where St. James, will be the P.O Box 2112. Sanford. Florida, Book i. concert Thursday, 7:30 p.m., at TGAGE ASSOCIATION, man, he allows himself to be an bcome Involved pages 94 & 17. Public " 1. in the they even i ng. are Plaintiff, serving Palmetto Avenue Baptist preacher of the even as Records of Seminole county, uncommitted ct1ild,ripe for Failure to file an answer on your Florida challenge and service of missionaries vs. with ois Church, 26 Palmetto Ave., r a default Together with the foliyiving items of d part may result Plucking by any committed Christian witness. International. Sanford. He will be singing, Ministerial Assoc. c ' GARRETT, hiS w, Iud9menteingentered .a;fls,you property which are located In an Y4112tiv OiFJIF ITINYIE Iya Dr Ja,1 Ccs rna'o r - GOSPEL SING For example there are many coegesuen tiring iinptijii FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I - one that confronted Jesus In His lives and desires. COVE NANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11.92 Hwy. 4 Lake Mary Blvd. v William C Sister Jr Pastor Yiflday Church School 9 ISa m. ng & Nursery it OOa m, Evening Worship 7:30p m. ed sd YoutiGrovp 100pm Saturday W _____ _________ cast - devil. 'Put on the whole at. made a com mitment of their mour of god, that ye may be fives to meaningf ul faith in able to stand against the wiles Christ' now else can one . of the devil" count for the fact that moral As we move toward Christian and ethical behavior patters of / I seli'actualizatlon In this life, we American life have dropped to ________ need to become more mature unprecedented lows' We ha ve spiritually In our basic Insights to but take a look at our local Ci j I iu.ve never uesIeved In that situation to get a first hand / _.J devil wi th a pair of horns, red pict ur e of wha t is happening' 5ut,pItchforkandaj, Ourd es must be like the youngester whose wi th what is spiritual inalfgpj nat ur e _______________ paren ts were explaini ng th e if we are to main ta in cornfacts of Jesus." 7 OOp m METHODIST CHURCH Yur.kc Driv e, 5-unland Ettat,s CHURCH OF CHRIST -__ _____ ISI3ParkAyenv. .CharleiN Crs.rmp Evangelist Mofning WorShip FIRST PENTECOSTAl Sunday ii OOm CHURCH OF LONGW000 MYF 2&i'Son d 700pm Eve Worship lI3Sun MI Orange Street Bible Study 7 S0prn to 00. m Rev E School Rath Grant PINECREST BAPTIST Pastor Wednesday Morning Prayer Group Sunday Morning Worship H OOam CHURCH 10 008, m Evening Service 6:00pm IMorning Worship I 11 W. Airport Blvd. 1100am Wedneiday COMMUNITY UNITED Su'sdayEvensng Rev Kenneth 11011 730pm Bible Class METHODIST CHURCH Pastor 7 lop m Wed Bible Study Sunday School 730pm 9 ISa.m PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST MOutfort Meeting Morning Worship Cassi$b.n, 11 , 008 tort Highway 46 West ifl()y Rev William Picket? Chur ch 1ainrsg .. 6:30pm 6:15p.m. Pastor Paul Sonny EvarqeIst Evening Worsh ip Rev Kenneth Milter, A%sit Pastor l:3Opm. Bible Class I000am Morning Worshp Wed Evening Service I'r.s I, YIr'rI(Itt I 301 11am 7 00g m. Morning Worship 11 008 m Sunday School 9 iSa m Evening Worship 6 DOD m UMYF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 530pm. Bible Classes Wed 7 SOp m Evening Worship CHURCH lOOpm PALMETTO AVENUE Wed Bible Study & Oak Ave 43rd St The FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer Stiv Rev Virgil L Bryant 7 SOp m OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST Sunday Thursday 2636 Palmetto Ave. IFrtt and Wednesday FIIw Washington St., Canaan City. RCy C £ Hodges John We all feel that way at times. And, tragically, there are some folks who feel that Pastor Acti Rev Kenneth W. MiIIls Ship Supper Sanford Sop m Sunday School 915am way much of the time. I: 3S-39 Minislen , 3.4.1 (Ider(teo j Jr-nk FIRST UNITED Mor ning Worship PtTOr 11 COo m Morning Worship $ SOarn Sunday S c hool METHODIST CHURCH tO 00. in Evangelistic Services 700pm Monday Church School Friday But while the word In which we live leaves a lot to be desired, It's our world. 9:iSa m ltt Part Ave. Momma Worship Wed Praver& liOCam Mor fliflO Worship Proverbs Exodus And life In that world Is pretty much what man himself has made of It. Leo F . King ll,00am A BY PU Bible Study 100pm Pastor 7 SOp m Nu er y , : ,n tven;ng5y,c, 7 UOp m Morning Worship Independent MiSSionary $301 11am The God who created us and our universe had some excellent plans for life as THE LAKE MARY UNITED Tues F sir !.erv.cr 7 DOD m Sunday School 9 ISa m PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Tues d ay Saturday rr: F. PihIrSturl, it should be. They are clearly set forth In the Bible whose writing He Inspired. '(Op m UMYF WTRR Broa ____ f± _ . -. I ~ -. f- ~ Caftlics favor changes per- Wee colleagues who Luisited in rrAtting Pr'iesu to marry. aM 83 the study, write: "Despite the Per cent of them approve ar- pontification from both the left tificial contraception despite and the right that ,the le' " GRACE UNITED _______ ..L ________________________________ 1100 Ion I d "fed Bible Study I ' vn METHODIST CHURCH ,/& - ;. 9 OOa tti I('III 4I(1j% I -_#'.: ______________________________________ ______ L responded by sang, Hold It ptan that we d not allow the Just iloki It" "1 know v,her contact between God and babies come from. It's the ourselves to become broken or birds and the bees I don't know impair ed. Do you remember anything about!" when we use to sing, "Earthly Many of us know the devil of pleasures vainly call me, I fi ction, but we need to know would be like Do we something about the de vil of s ll ti ha ve t desire to be like reality! I believe In the sub.him. If so, we must learn to let __________ ____ 11:OOam 600pm 600pm ., I .., " life to him. He munion with God. it is im. ______ ________ f J6 .,- .- • Church School - ______ ______ -. S -. fffa4z-2% NEW YORK (AP) - Some 79 the Ca tholic periodical, the per cent of American Rman CriUc, Father Greeley and -- ___ LAKEMARYCHURCH F THE NAZARENE t?S Crystal Lake Dr. Lake Mary, Fla Re, Piut 0 Tristei Pastor Sums School lOam Morning Worship L Bible Study 13 SO a m. Evening Service 7 DOD m. ___________ 1; --: '-: .1 ______ _____ 7511 Sanford Ave, Douglat 0 Elliott PaStor Sunday School 9 ISa m Morning Worship 10508m Youth Hour 600pm Evangelistic Service 7 COp m Mid Week Sersice (Wed) 7 oo m Nursery Provided for all services 103W. 25th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour and TV "ThiS it the Life" Rev Elmer A Reucfler Pastor Sundly5thOol 915am Worihip Service 1030am Kindergarten and Nursery I • . - UN -Ad the our churches are probably - ___ _____ IC OOa m ________ -.•'I- - - . ~ -i ~ - - ~ ___ Pastor 10008m Sun NIPS S OOa m. Sun Eve Worship 9 OOa m Wed Prayer LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER -: 101,064 - - :. _ _____ St. Rt. 46 Geneva L,iil,t'run _2~ __ Be 'S ii:(,r'nt', i • (. iii I C.i,'Jiiirl Holy Communion C1urCh School Family Service _____ . -. )OP m l0 .00am Assembly Worship Evening WorShip Wed Even ing Service WCdfl*Sdiy Bible class t v" FIRST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST IOO Palm SpnngsDr. Altamonte Springs JarnesP P4e,arn Evangelist JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 112) West First Strut GeorgeGaltoway Pastor Sundly$cpioop )O.00am. Morning Service 11 .006 m Evening Ser4ce l'SQpm Wednesday Service 7 SOpm Did Tri.ip toe a New Day _______ _________ ______ (.'hurel, Of (:hri.s, 9 45 am 1100am 730pm 730pm ROLLING ROLLING HILLS CHURCH Sanhindo Springs Drive Longwood, Fha Just East of Interstate Mlniter P Burke Johnson Minister Keith HutchuilOn Morning Worship 11a m. 9458 m. Sunday School HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. The Rev Leroy O.Sopev ____ - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1102 S. Sanford Ave. Dr Harold Harris M.initter SundaySthool 915am Morning Worship 1100am Service 7 30p m SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH '37 Airport Blvd Phone 121-0900 JamesC Vaughn Minitter Sunda S-thcoI 945a m Worship Service ii OOa m Evening 700pm Prayer Meeting Wed 7 COp m Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship Evening Worship Wed Prayer Service Pastor in "Mmm - devil." EPhesians 6:11 gives us conforming to well-establishM, the answer to the question of the acce GENEVA CHURCH I p (:Iiri.s,h,,, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Lake Monroe, Fla. "Pastor, ldon't believe (;! ?., kf. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. 14th 51.1 Oak Ave. 11111W Coftman Pattor Sunday Scrioôl 9 IS m Morninqworship II COrn ChurcyiTraining 615pm Evening Worship ?OOpm Wed PraCr Service 700pm Nursery Open WTRR ?:3Opm SundayN,ght Broadcast Dial. DevotiorsaI2IhrS in io,o ISa m II OOa m I ISp m 7 30p m 730 p m Sunday School Morning Worship Epworth League Evening Worship Wed Prayer Meet -. 2401 S Park Ave Rev FredL Neal (f Ill . __ _. - - ____ Does the 0 I me do It, ringbit a 'the devil made brute that comes along. bell with You? If Despite the fact that America .(0 50, Perhaps You've had a bit too is called a Christian nation, much of Flip Wilson? As a what we are reafly saying is matter Of fact, You may say that on Sunday many present In _______ (:l?fltt'I'llIIf,,g(,/ m 45)1 FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD $03 W. 32nd Street Pastor wev J T Pitts Church Of God Hour 9 OSa m WTRR 9 ISa M. Sunday School It Xa m Morning Worship [angtlist,c Serv. I OOp m Family Night Service vp wt 7 lop m I _____ Fr William Ennis Pastor Fr P .1 KelP AssI5t Pastor Sat Vigil Mass 7 COp m Sun Mats Iam,IOJOam a 1; no Confessions. sat 6ipm FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cot. 27th and Elm [ DonCo Pastor Sunday School 930am Morning Worship 10 ISa m Evening Worship 7 COp rn Family N,ght (Wecfl 7 )Op ii - It , lIl(?(IiI Sip ,iiIii'r,s . ,\L\\,I \ ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ()/ (i/ 1.i(qld'EJ • . 4 (Just South of SR.4311 Lyman" Krkwood Pastor 9 ISa m. 54,na' School Worship II OOa m. Nursery I. Kindergarten (:I,ri.s,i(,,l ~ * * I (:It:sr'Ii 1 }' 1 liii oo DvdJ Rich NIT SANLAMDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phoni 134211) Orgarzed June It. 1973. Longwood Meets for Sunday Sir vices at The Seventh day Adventist Church. M.itland .Ayiflt. Altamonte 00"- THE SEVEPITHDAy ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th6 Elm C P P4eitI Sa i day Services Sabbath School 930am Worship Service 1) Wednesday Night Prayer 7 m l.%.S(fl) /,/ O lilt" HOPE 17,:' Ii'i/, o(1j1 ,fit Pit1b,t,i CPivii Oak A, Civ*tii 0* 0*5q St Mo,i 11 C) I Bar, Cos A$,t W NbaMs 13. F.t Un.ted Mrft Church 119 Park Ave r,st fisi SOij'hf We-$*ioo.s, CP'VitP 74 tMIMS £. ror, L ak. - M. *Ili-A-i I t itiii CCI) 3'.. Lake all CPi..vp, 1071 FaIm Swiñ91 Rd. Uotaia Comrn,,, Vrtn,ej. %%iq, SEVENTH OAT ADVENTIST "foolf Se-mPh oav 4M mni t! 1C A, aoora Ait.,, SOrmn4% 0, L4,erit, Cch ?lh I Elm Ante-c .lWSt ___ .z .. 11 'IT-I 3F T T - 1~ "z! .- Z 1 I - F M4 _. 41, a .4 I 11 _ 0 ~ __ - - $ r - - - !.,. - I , -. - . - ~ kl--zc_~ t lit~ -__ M John Defendants NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK AFAFIRM-1-K ~ jj - =-I -I- . I t rhur(h ". In ii, i - u dl Ad.rn%, -- 11"" -- it'W~- i Wl _ li ~ ~ -r - i , , 19 W_ I )' 51 . DeBar, Ave i~ CIVIL ACTION NO 141S920 dere now In re: ORDERED, hCt the said H P OSTERHOUT and MARY E Chirlei SwaIlw the natural er Counties with equipment domicileo OSTERHOUT his of John Iastknoto at Winter Park Florida NOTE If Plaintiffs be Of Sanford F lorid a appe aratthe granted Certificate 2%MH will be vs Probate Court to be holden at the canceled PAUL A. CISTERHOUT and JEAN . J - 11 - - - I a Final Judgment, dated the 14th day of January, 197S and entered in State of Maine at 10 m on the 11th attorney for the applicant day of F ebruary 1975. and then and thereshocause.ifheha5,ny why the e ç i; ~ . - -~~ ~ __'__r-v 1. . W Damon, that thev bor permitted to January )O. 1915 66001 the said John Alden Swallow. Florida Public Service Circuit Court for Seminole County. said John Charles Swallow ,%hereby FlorldavAerelnH P, OSTERHOUT notified that It he falls 10 Make Such and MARY E. OSTERHOUT are appearance at the time and place tsowPe,stern most g 1 : Plaintiff% aloresa;dr the undersigned will and PAUL A Miami, Flor,a& STERHOUT and JEAN M proceed on Porte to consider and 1 OSTERHOUT are Defendant%, I will decide the merits at Said petition, lfotht%ighest and best pdlj,rf - T RUCKING SERVICE for extension i CISSh at the Wmf Front rlew..r nj qp%p FURTHFU nair)Far.rIi ovof,o . 11 ____ -- -' - - - -- , -'., - :Z~~~ - ,; 4 -onaplw U lir~illllllll .N .9 -10 W - I— 1-m_-._-1 , . ~ - : Iii; A~ t--!__ ~ :WW!]R ~ - - �r 6 WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Friday, Jan, 17, 1975-8A '1 91 Evening Herald, Sanford. P1 2 ~x~~LA _i'.~fF___4t ~~I Crossed ! t ~ VN -I _- - . ~': Iii. U. I ~w I _ _ ~_ . . .. .- , .. 1- .: —I Computer ~~t,-_ ~ - - AM& ~ - il Seminole ~_,____~_~ 4' * I 9 r- ~~-t q I %-- ~ 'is I V Sidelights _______ By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN By DEAR ABBY: I have a beef that I with you would put in GLORIA Herald 0 I. I. DROGOSZ Staff Writer FOURTH your column together with The Sunday Thanksgiving, I _________ _____ ________ after airport to get on a Diane to take me back to New The mother who is appalled live. (I had visited my parents, when people touch her child is who live in Nebraska,, conditioning that child to When I tried to check in I was believe that touching and being told that MY reservation had been cancelled! I never can- another lonely human is made. celled my reservation, and i Many people in toda y's told them so. society have been conditioned Then they informed me that not to touch each other, but their computer had informed when we want to comfort them that since I was a •no someone, the most natural tn the flight from New thing to do is to put York to Nebraska, I was around the sad one, or just hold him in our arms. cancelled return flight. If we would only DO what we I tried to explain to the man feel like doing at the moment behind U ctnter that i there would be fewer lonely NOTa "nosnow"becauselwas people. And isn't loneliness one standing right there in of life's greatest tragedies? him and I showed my ticket I wish you had told "Appalled which indicated that I had In. Mother" that touching is an deed flown from New York to important step away from Omaha. He said he was som, lOneUrins. I read your column f but the computer showed in the Beloit, Wisconsin News, 1 0 . i _____ - -. ,\uI, ,,, ..- , ' s 'g 11. # , _____________________________________ ___________ ,•.1• - ______________________ / , _will tQ -- ___ - . - __________________________________________________ - __________________________ , . ~11_- 77:_% . . ___ ____ -I ________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ :."r\-' - ___ , ____ - _________ ____________________________________________________ __________ ______________ _____________________________________ ____________________ ___ _____ .•:.-' ."' " _______ .- . Z' . had not been for another "no most rational people I don't show," I wouldn't have been know. But if we ever meet, you able to board that flight and get can count On a big hug! back to V. :. i Hve done? DEAR EDWARD: And I'll I NO SHOW" probably hug you right back. . - "conditioned" me. DEAR ABBY: My husband told the an behind (%teT and I will be celebrating ow that since the computer insisted golden wedding anniversary in that I was a "no show," the March, and our children and airline should reimburse me the ticket from New York to grancichilcfren are going to give us a big celebration, which we are very pleased about. DEAR ABBY: I am still Now the question: We distur bed by your answer to positively do not want anyone to "Appalled Mother," who was go ou tandbuyusaprn_ upset because so many even make a donation in our strangers touched her baby. honor. All we want is for those She was fearful that the child invitedto come and rejoice with might be contaminated. You us. said, "Tell the strangers, How should this be worded on 'Please the invitations? We don't want AbbY. don't you know that to offend anyone, but we want it touching is one of the most understood important means of com- when we ask them to please municating among humans' In forget a bo ut presents and rational therapy we call it donations. "stroking." One strokes Thank you! another by giving him a MR. AND MRS.B. compliment, Or by simply D EA R B'S: On the bottom of saying, "I like you." Touching the lavitatIM add, "Positively is another way of stroking. no gifts, please!I I 4 -1 - DEAR "NO SHOW": I'd have IBM ______________ ____ : _________ __________ A _ _ __________ _____ _____ Rip-Off _____ _________ . ______ TENTH — 5-16, A. 3101 4" 120 2 " I ,,,,,,,-.... . . - S. - - I Dustin. FIRSTS IS, A - 1. LMpMC0O 2. X't Victoria (10). 3 Mineola . Do Collins (1),6 Matinee Idol (61.7 Danny Jai (12). S. Tumble Jif 16); SECOND, 31, C — 1, M, A.'% Robbie 02). 2 K's SWItt (41, I. Cross and the Sword. ' ' - . -. ,4f - " -. ' . S ' - , - "4" - ' _ W -4 " -' . . - - .. , 4 F` UNDERWORL " -L-------' - =-.-z-- .-=--.==-- -'F --- ' --- ', ' '' -- - - Jeep (53), S. Country --.-.--F--= -= - - ..-- - .r'.- - - Boston at Pittsburgh Chicago Of Kansas City Minnesota at St. Louis York Rangers at Van New couver WHA Standings 150 1 Perfect& Iry sis7so Dally Double (67) %29520 SIXTH — Doubles, Spec 7: 300 2 Houston West Division 7117 0 56 119 117 Phoenix 19 11 6 " 141 138 — (6). I. T Knee Lankey Domingo.Menchs 1 540 3 (12), S Dougit Babe (3), 6. Perfect. IS 1) $16330 ManateePeggy(I),7 BettyShan(7. NINTH Singles, Spec 7: 2). I M.ontgue Beacon (10); Arecha 11 70 7 10 100 4 SEVENTH, 5)6, 0 — Tom Altu 110 5 3 Gibson (II.?. U S.S. Poncho (6),). Azpi 600 B. J. Faith (Ill I Freddy DeUo (6), QtjinIla (341 $49 60 Montague Waver (52), 6 Doc Penfecta (1 3)114370 Pock (5), 7 K. C's Moon (I), S TENTH Singles, Spec 7: Funlovirig (10): Santi $00 350 470 I EIGHTH, $16, C I Tonkawa Mecscpsal I A Jackie (17), 2 Berkety W'ggtes (10, Firmin 460 3 Gun Powder (6), 41 Natural Quiniela (12) III SO Talent (I), S Merry Michele (5), •. Perfecta (I 2)111) 90 Talk Maker IS 2). 7 Ebony Ward Daily Double (1 1)115990 (6), I Brave Patty (4); ELEVENTH - Doubles, Spec 7: NINTH, 31, C Xi Shill 161, 7. Santl Zarre 710 470 3 40 Tootsie Midge t (II. 3 Rose Gibson Oguiit Aipi 500 3.10 4 (5), 1 Montague Wings IS?, S. Cacho JavI 750 1 Mineola Superstar (I), 4 Go Go Ouiniela (1 6) $Xi so Cactus (1), 7 Lorna Ray (12). I Perfect. (64) $7010 Ernie L (10). TWELFTH - Doubles, Spec 7: TENTH, 516, B I Phantoms SantiTain 5 40 1550 4 40 5 S" (10), 7 K's Dorcas (721. 3, Alive Aguire 3.60 1060 2 Ruislan )5),I Touch of Hope (12).3- Fermin Miguel 750 o Andy Over iS), S Rapitovt (1), 7, Quiniela (2 s) 135 20 Muc?so (6). 1 Berkley Sailer (3), Pen-cIa IS 2) ELEVENTH, S IS. AT. t vote Big Q 11 6 with 7 SI 130200 One (4), 7 M A 'S Jesne (1)71. 3 A 7.I60, itandir"- $101,551 Apicr,ePeek(I),1 Wi(clffeDancec (10),3 Sokol (3),& MV Cactus(11.7. This Is Phamtom (12). I Times Roman (6): T rVELFTI,, i. B Ai.ddin W I Pct. GB Lad ()0), 7 Hidden ISland (I), Boston 26 II Tod's Wendy i6 7), 6 ISland Drifter Buffalo 78 l 619 I (6), 1 Bang (tang Lula (U), I Tell P4.* York 72 ii ccn A Friday's Games Edmonton at Ptoei.i* Games Michigan at Cleveland M'nflesota at Chicago New England t Quebec Edmonton at Phoenii Houston at San D — 1. ' . - - - WV PUBLIC 4 NOTICE L) 2YelcoNe. iScjoic Aos/iJ -- ; CraIIr*np el MARGE WILLIAMS have purchased his stock, 327-1812 Sanford I - 197.70 .' NBA Standings cDItInAIn ' Iftry MRS. DONALD BELL APPLIANCES 83A-9712 , CSirr 's'1rt'r 1r;rr ; — - . ' -. - - j ~ . ./ fl •. SOUTH Ga. Southern $7, Georgia St 73 Centenary 96, S p,ij,ppi Miss. St. 93. La. St 94 S Ala 90, Illinois st so W. Carolina $6. Carson New -..... - - - Jersey 'Cats \ BYMICKEYL.00HRIDGE Herald Staff Writtr first and second half, was Randy Faber, who proved to Raider Coach Joe Sterling that i7 oral The Seminole Junior College his right knee was no longer a 1111 7 J__ Raiders, sporting the usual hinderance. accurate ball control and Faber hurt his knee Jan, 8 shooting of Chip Noe, made when he slammed into a wall . easy pawns of the Wildcats while playing against the - - --. - from Edward Williams College Daytona Beach Scott He sat on . . of New Jersey, winning 97,% _gIW , , . --~___Atarii~ Ir the bench during the raiders Thursday night. -. -The Raiders host Florida But the bruised knee was the Junior College Saturday night last thing on Faber's mind at 7:30. - w he n Thursday night, wi th five -kq The new $I.s million gym win minutes remaining in the first Andy Abramson ot Lake Brantley Mgh School squee2es Lyman's Kevin be dedicated at half time. There 'day night. Abramson plimed Albright later In the match to give &antley a 27-23 high school is no admission charge. raced alone own the court for an wrestling victory. (Herald Photo by Tom Keyser) Highlighting several fast. easy la y-up. ____________________ moving mo me n ts both in the And again, shortly before the half ended, he lost his balance _________________________________________ and took a spill, but Jumped up, handled a pass and then fed Noe a right-side lay-up. Coach Ster ling said following I game that Faber "got a little tired. He still favors his SPORTS knee a little, but I think he's almost back to full speed." Seminole high School ool dons its traveling togs for two weekend Faber hit 10 points in the game. IN basketball battles at Winter Park and Orlando Edgewater. The Raidem iiow 9-8, did not The Seminoles meet Winter Park, upset in overtime by falter in their control of the Bishop p Moor e on Tuesday, tonight at Winter Park gym. game from the first minute of In other games tonight involving Seminole County schools, action when Noe grabbed the Oviedo hosts New Smyrria Beach cc t.he Oviedo hardwood, Lyman Opening Up and raced for two tra ve ls to Orla ndo Boone and Lake Howell is on the road points. against TUCSON, Ariz. tAP) It's the same song, second Crescent City. verse. Noehitl4o(2ofieldgoaLsa,,vj Saturday night, Seminole battles Edgewater at Edgewater, fIn1shedthe game with 30po ints It's Johnny Miller. And he's leading another golf Sanford Naval Academy hosts St. Josephs of tournament, St. Augustine, to add to his 16-game average of Lyman ventures to Winter Park, Lake Brantiey travels to New 12.4 points per game. MIS Ellne it s the 1',)00,000 Dean ,NfarUn-Tueson Open. .SllIvrna Reach and Oviedo is on the road against Daytona Beach Mike Williams had 12 points Miller, pro golf's unreachable star of th e past few months, Mainland, had a sixnderar 66 in Thursday's opening round and and Stan McNeal hit 10 for SJC. Seminole and Winter Park were upset Tuesday. Winter Park took a onestroke lead, The Raiders built a 11 point fell in overtime to Bishop Moore and Seminole faltered to Lyman. lead over the Wildcats midway "I think it's natural, the thing you expect, to have a letSeminole's opponent Saturday, Edgewater, defeated the through the first half and down after you've won a tournament," Miller said of his Seminoles 59-50 earlier In the season. Edgewater is fresh from a coasted into the locker room on record triumph in Phoenix last week. setback to No, 2-ranked Orlando Evans on Tuesday. a 39-29 advantage. Oviedo is after its fourth Orange Belt Conference victory The Wildcat defense in the second ball was unable to HOUSTON (AP) —Opposing offensive lineman marvel control the strong advance of at the move.-; of Maryland'zi All-American defensive the Raiders, who blistered the scoreboard and the Wildcats ver thew days is Decorated earlier as the Outland Trophy winner and the points. Athlete of the Year for Delaware, White showed his best ((cm again Thursday night when he stood u as winner of the fifth Vince I1mbardi Award as the nation's out' EDWARD WILLIAMS standiniz lineman. -, ",'' -, - '' '.'.. ___ - ' "-4 , . - . '' -. . _______ ______ •'-:., , .- ' - -- .-' ' ...J '-" _ _______ ______ ' Seminoles Face Weekend BRIEF Foes Miller Leads Tucson Open - White: Another Award SHS Ca ture v/',"est1ing Win ' - ----:--'- (0l.I.EGE PARK, Md. Al' "It's a new year, new teams, and different people out there," Maryland's Tom Itiy said after the fifth-ranked Terps scored a surprisingly easy 103-85 basketball victory over fourthranked North Carolina State. That was the senior center's response Thursday night after being needled that it was about time for a Maryland victory, after six consecutive losses to North Carolina State over the past two season.s. How Do I Beat Chris? man Gardner Webb 170, Warren Wilson 60 S Caro SI to. Winston Sa lens SI. 91, 2 Ut Randolph Macon 59, Baltimore Lola • MIDWEST St bolt 71, Tulsa 63 - - I J — 75 -. .,. _.?, Terps Bomb NC State By The Associated Press EAST Maryland 103, N. Caro St. as Gettysburg &i , Johnt Hopkins mp 4.-.--. — Cage Scores — - .----=- Atlanta •t Philadelphia Toront o at Montreal — Elith Beall and Miss Irene bersenjoyedplayiungo,. Hinton. meeting was closed with Also, Messrs. A.W. Lee, readings by Martha Stanley B. Pierce, CL pg. The next meeting will be a chford, L.W. Ross, F.E. covered dish dinner on Jan. 21 Roumillat, R.E. True, L.C. at 12 noon In the Sanford Civic (nter. -- -, en 5uaw (6). Royal Fine (6), Arecha Atpi I 00 3 70 1 5n Diego 70 19 1 11 1)2 133 FOURTH, S IS. C I LL.'s Irma Ogui:a Miguel 3 70 I Minn 20 15 0 10 162 131 (12), 2 A. -J's Zippy MiSsy (6), 3 Qtjlniela (2 4) $1760 Mitt, 1324 3 29 106 177 Another Spud (g), I Strata Queen (S Perf ec t. (7 4) $11.00 Canadian Division 7), 5. Powtan (4), 6. Brother's Gone 'SEVENTH Doubles, Spec 7: Quebec 26 15 0 52170 (10), 7. Smoothly Dill (6), I. An- Negul Elorta 17 40 16.10 7.00 1 Toront o 23)1 2 4110 137 ctso,man (5); tarn Aran. 1 60 340 1 Edmonton 19 11 2 40 121 1)6 FIFTH, S IS. 0 — 1. Boolum (10). Ica Ocilla 3.50 2 Winnipeg 1717 2 36 139 120 2 Angela P. (1). 3. Derkley Ripple QuiniiIa (11) 137.10 Vancvr 17 70 2 34 119 177 (.3), 1 Ftas'i Cactus (SI), S. Perfect. (II) $10500 Thursdays Results Sklllagclei- (1), 4. tribal (12), 7. EIGHT" Doubles, Spec 7: Chicago at Michigan, ppd Proud Student (I), 5. Foot Stone (6). SalaRamon 560 4 20 300 S Indianapolis 4. Cleveland 2 SIXTH. 31, A 1. Mystic King Erdota Aguirre 910 150 1 San Diego 3. Edmonton 2 (1). 7 ' .,., Saturday's Games Detroit at N ew York Island — s '' Buffalo #I Vancouver — -. Area dealer has gone out of business and we 1177 S 30119)10 860 $40 3 1260 4 00 .- .' - 27 9 7 61 157 134 24 12 7 55 702 16 20 7 39 149 PSI Du - - .. New York Rangers at Callfor Soo 5 Ni-gui Pace: Quinili4a (2j $6310 - '•..... Indapols Cam (1), 1 - I "241 DivIsion 4 East Division Start Moving (6), 4. Swance's FIFTH — Doubles, Spec 7a W L 1 fins OF GA Sunthinie ill. 5. Risky Mario (1O),5. l 305010.20 6.20 Bilbao Mancha 6 flew Eng. 2311 7 4 117 111 Mineola Poppy (12). 7. Morning AlavaMuruer za 1.20 140 I Civind Sn 2 34 113 1)1 After I1s What's The Catch (I); ChuclsoAzpl S Chicago , II) THIRD, S IS. B - 1. Dell Gibso,' Quinieta CI 6) $6210 '-. . t nia - Jackie f 15 21, 4 Noble Duke (5), Sr Domingo Arena I" DIvision 3 25 6 13 63701 120 73 6 I? 62 l IS 17 9 II 171 160 Philadelphia A. Washington 0 DetroIt 7, K an sas City 1 Friday's Games Los Angeles t Atlanta Perfecta (62) 112360 FOURTH Doubles, Spec 7: R'lbao Zarre I) 70 10,00 150 7 •• At the conclusion of the Members Interested in any of program, a delicious lunch was these trips should contact Mrs. .uy ui nosiesses, to '-' nogus or Mn. Mary Messrs. R.M. Ball, M.J. Bram, McPhearson. . .---- Echano Alb#rdi Quiniva (7 6) s4,6o TONIGHTI ENTRIES .- 7- Thursday's Results S60 3.40 7 Perfects (7 3) III 20 Dilly Double (23 with 37) $9J00 THIRD — Doubles, Spec 7: Cacho 76 10 15 00 12.70 6 IcaPerez 700 170 Dog Entries *, . w Cowan's Undo Magnolia Detroit Washm Ouiniets I) 7) 136 6o Infect. (6 4 1) 122060 A - 7,750; Handle - $156,653 ( - -...' L Angeles Pitts. - Ouinitio (46) %264o - . - - - W L I Ph OF GA Pl1,Ipn,a 75 10 6 67 153 95 NV Rangrsfl 12 $ 52 179 131 Atlanta 19 IS 9 47 123 I?? NY Island I? IS 1) 43 116 lfl Dlviiion Vancvr 22 17 S 49 IS) 150 Chicago 7019 1 41 Ill 12$ St Louis Il 20 1 Al 111 151 Mliii. 1)23 5 771)0 151 Montreal 111A with All 1) 1112.40 EChanio-Bitilla . - Raiders 0 30 4 20 106 Perfect. (6 1) S4050 Quinlala (2 3) $43 20 Big Pir1A(fa (1.7 with 61) 170250 Perfecta 13 2) 115310 TWELFTH — 7.16, C. 43,41: SECOND Doubles, Spec?: Barry King SIC 2 60 7.10 6 Eddy Alberdl 1150 9 20 350 i Imporlal Int: 11 60 400 A Ica Elorra Fortune Seeker 160 1 Echano Via 3.10 ' -. = A 01D 460 4 • 'I ' - Antonio . '- Division I Gulfport Bob 6.1) 720 7 Favorite Fantom 270 3 Buffalo THURSDAY NIGHT OulnIcia (17) 11250 Boston ELEVENTH — SIL A, 3tn: Toront o FIRST — Doles, Spec 7: Talrt0yer 1.20 360 360 6 Mnchall.Lenlz 1110 6.00 3.40 3 Calif. DAR Conference to be held In If you are interested in a job Reports frorn all standing with no pay, odd hours, and Boca Raton on March 17-19, and to the 84th Continental Congress committees were heard, with occasionally the satisfaction of of the NSDAR in Washington, the membership committee Possibly having helped D.C., the week of April 19. someone. . . chairman reporting two r" If you care. call or members bringing total MrS.StanIeyB.pierce,oq rneznt*rstüp Ms. Judy Phelps, training the cite,' memt,ers, w coordinator, We Care, 610 charge of the program, and Several trips for club Mariposs, Orlando, for an spoke on the capture and mem be rs were announced, application and Interview, escape of the Hannah Emerson Including: &"..ii U4DERWORLO iustin family and other in, Gardens; March 20 to the a dividuals from the Indians in Passion Play; April 25 and HALF PRICE the early times. Mrs. Pierce's Jungle Cruise to Ft. Lauder. SALE . WnItIa (36) %",AD - - — 5.00 7 '" V - 6 40 460 4 - NHL Standings 9.10 5.00 chvcho Ramon 100 420 110 340 S S.antljuan 3.10 I 400 1 QulnieIa (6$) $4470 Quiniela (SI) 176 00 Perfecta II 6) 1)16.10 Perfect. (IS) Ilu Xi Big Q (II with All 169.60 _____ - ,; .,- Fermin , Indiana at Utah Singles, Spec 7: 6 40 3 60 100 6 lain 3 Norfolk San Diego at San -. -- Saturday's Games York vs. Virginia at New ImaBean ______ Dr. at $-I 6, 0, 3I. 0 - -_ , Memphis at Denver DIbblGIbSOn . GARDEN NTH b Virginia at Memphis S.fl AntOnio at St. LOUIS San Diego at Indiana Perfecto ms) %2j?.&o - ___________ DR. LAWRENCE E. LA MB The -. DEAR DR. IAMB ,Nfy ' friend and I wanted to build L • olwbodies sowe joined a health I Sheba caused King Solomon to __ _ ciub and stateung,htt I Wekeptftupfcrsjw Cleopatra charmed Mark . .. had good improvement We I Antony with it. ... were pretty satisfied with n Nero reveled in it at wife's _____________________________ ourselves. Our weight training 'pr'A. 11 funeral instructor recommended a You can pin weight with And Henry Vill used it in , I Protein powder for us to gain such programs, but If you ~ - . . I. __ I quantities that he nearly take Such muscles (aster. in a lot more calories than you (aintul. Ile tells us that the only ii thing need to build muscles History is replete with tales of will it ,,, ' turns to muscle Is protein be building FAT instead. It is the mystery and lure of per. naturally if you shove 11) ugly and unhealthy. fume. re protein you will build That half-and-half is loaded But the modern mystery is -. '" I I.. ter. with FAT and much of it is that whenever the economy This protein powder costs saturated fat that leads to goes down, the fragrance _ .___ __1 about $20 and we are supposed in business comes up smelling like cholestero! to have three servings a day. deposits of fatty the 4' we take one.third cup ofprth o arteries to the heart and roses. th er vital parts This year the picture looks of the .' y, I. wi th eight ounces of half-and. being young wott prevent Just as rosy. hail each time. Americans spent about $60() I want to know UI am wasting it from happerJng. A lot of 1 young soldiers killed In Korea' 'million on fragrances In 1973. my money on this protein had major ch olesterol deposits And when the final figures Supposedly all the big muscle in their arteries already. Half. are In for lV71, pc -fumers are _____ men started out with this stuff, and-half won't provide any expecting a sales increase of 12 A guy wor king out in the gym said he used it and gained is significant amount of protein to 15 per cent, according to Money may be short, but people continue bu)iug their iaurtk for you, only fat to make Annette Green, director of the fragrances pounds in one mtnth fatter instead of more Fragrance Foundation. I have been using the stuff for muscular. Whether that Increase is surprising. salespeople say. a week and haven't gainea a merely a reflection of higher "People need a lift, so they 2ound. The store where Men buy the musk scents as Cutting down on your activity prices is open to question. buy some perfume," she said, gifts for women. bought it told me I am too a. and stuffing yourself 13 like Miss Green said that prices "' W)t as expensive as other But few women buy it. live and am burning it off. The fattening a steer for fat, tender are only a small p . Of the luxuries," cashier told me to ennsun, beef. And some women, despite Whin it tvnies t i to favorite what the Industry might tell us, more hall-and-half and more uw that price in. scents, women tend to choose don't like perfume at all, body only us as much so competitive protein supplement and he protein as you need to build creases have to be small." "modern, sophisticated, light wo'jld guarjr'o inc I would A few, the allergic types, got muscles and IloL neirt rIC:us nruL(';n 11wever. i- n ,k. c'.i,l ,..,i t 7 20 4 Mike's Special 21 20 6 20 4lo l -- ___ 360 2 Quiniela (36) 136 .20 Perlecta (3 6) 179 70 Daily Double (I)) $316 ELEVENTH Doubles, Spec?: Maya Aguirre 11 50 5.20 350 4 720 I Negul AipI 14 60 760 1 Like Jet 600 300 S Santljuan 340 1 Ciemay 2.70 1 QuInlela (II) 116,50 Qtila (S I) $2120 Perfecta (41)113)20 Perfect. (I 3) 15750 TWELFTH Doubles, Spec 7: NINTH — 3$, C 3,06 S.ala Mugueria 1650 100 j r Good Nabor Caledonia February, to meet every by the regent, the National and Thursday, 7:30 1•___ Tuesday Defense chairman, Mrs. C.E. Sanford Senior Citizens Inc. p.m., to 9:30 P.M. The Butler talked on various ways held,ts first meeUng Of the year Altamonte Civic Center Is -ritto help prevent crime, which Tuesday at the Sanford Civic tentatively scheduled as ______ . meeting place. concern. _ Mrs. Jack Harrison presiding, . New volunteers selected for Following various reports Mrs. the program will work from The Mimosa Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford has selft,W as of music, _____________________ OF main of fice for an orienta tion 01 January Garden of the MoqU4 the home of ". R.F. Robison, election was held to -~Ject ve Pe rce performed period and Om from their own 1407 Second Si, Sanford. This garden several Piano recitations and was chosen for Its overall representatives from the club THE MONTH borms, M& Phelps, coordinator attractive appearance. members joined in singing of training says. chapter to the Florida State D 560 660 FIFTH, !-t6. 0. 31.1$: Domingo lain 13 40 7.50 450 1 Montagve Diamon Fermin Mugurza 4.50 360 1 €1 $ 643 350 2.50 3 Erdo,. Miguel '$0 April Pick 2.60 2.70 6 Quiniela (17) 126 10 ComeOnCleo 3 60 S Perfecta 1)7) $10500 Quintet. (36) 115.00 NINTH Singles , Spec 7: Perfect. (3.51 133 40 Attu 25 20 13 70 SO SIXTH, 3-I D, 3L$7 Ista 1 60 -410 Tell Etg'e 9.40 520 740 I Arecha 140 3 K's Phoebe 3.20 640 1 QuinIela (SI) 17) 60 Sissy Sue Qun;es (46) 146 60 Ptrtect (6 4) $11150 EIGHTH — S-PS. C. 3101 Manatee Danny io 320 __ Lamb A 250 I K'sMandalay - By U t-.OdetIr SEVENTH Mystery . ____ __________ NeguAram S 6') 320 3 1 rri flrtla Quinicla (15) 12060 ______ ____________ D..flannan - 1 41 _______ ____________ - 360 S Doubles, $p,c 7: 22 to 7.00 11 40 6 - ________ -__________ , $ - Eddy Eloria EIGHTH — Doubles. Spec 7: _________ Perfume Sniffs At Inflation, High Prices ____ Muscle Powder . ___ ___ ___ ___ Is _____ SEVENT'TH OM.%NotAoain 1360 520 Red Witch th Perfecto (2 7) S13790 Perfecla 0 2) S963o FOREST CITY— After and (altered to Cocoa, 28-23. 135-pound class with 1:13 left in The match was the First for through the (ailing behind 18-0 early in the Branticy defeated Cocoa 26-21. the human mass and second period and Lyman's Abramson since he separated left the gym. match, Lake Brantley roared Lyman won the first (we Jim hack to defeat Lyman 27-23 in a matches Thursday night to Clint Howarth and Brantley's his shoulder a month ago. 'That's the way it Is around Watts wrestled to a 7.7 classic high school wrestling forge ahead 1 Brantley's Franklin, Davis, here," said Lake Brantley 8-0. draw in the 141-pound group. Abramson, match Thursday night at Lou Payas topped Brantley's Buf(kln and Barrett Coach David Crawford. "if we With live matches remaining, Brantley. are undefeated in dual meet beat Lyman, that makes the 0 mil ha Mark Simis 4-0 in the opening Lyman led 20-8. Lake Brantley 's Craig Davis 101-pound gr&up, Lyman's competition. Prevatt's loss was season." Brantley 's Alpha Franklin pinned Lymants Jerry Human, Mark Schuster defeated Bob trOuncM Tom Lent of LYMan his First of the season. He said the match ,A ent as he After Abramson pinned Just hack from a shoulder in- Goddard -2 in the 108-pound 18.0 in East Division the 148-pound division Aibright to win the match for expected, with the Patriots jury, in the 188-pound class and division, Doug Peters out- and Lyman's Robert Abbott Lake Brantley, Patriot fans falling w L Pct. GB behind early and Brantley's Andy Abranson Kentucky 79 17 701 maneuverer] Brantley's Vernon countered with a 4-1 win over who charging hack to win. nearly filled hail of the New York 29 13 pinned Kevin Albright in the 'Prevatt 5-0 in the 115-pound Brantley's Brian Riley, who Patriot gym, swarmed onto the Sl Louis unlimited division for the Lake class, Lyman's Steve Lang was wrestling for Crawford said earlier in the Memphis II 32 236 19 Brantley Patriot victory, Virginia dumped Bruce lull 7-5 in the Ia six weeks after e first time mats and pounded Abramson week that the match probably 9 33 214 20' i Lake Brantley is now &&I 122 suffering a on the hack and hoisted the would be decided by no more West Division -POund division and David shoulder injury early in smaller players to their than five poin Denver — 37 in dual meet competition, The Lesure pinned Brantley's Jeff ts and that it could Son ecem er Antonio 26 20 $65 if,7 shoulders, be decided by a pin Ntriots tied Orlando Evans Davis in the 129-potind clas,s IndIana 19 fl 43 P6 Brantley's .Nfa.x Iluffkiri Mi:ntLiy. ~,lany Cried in exultit,161). s r SitJI 19 24 AS it turned out, AbraiiiLson 7 11 1:17 remaining in the third defeated Jeff Clayton 7-1 In the Utah 20 77 426 Is, ) Ile loss was Lyman's second two-minute period. The Lyman fans, who made could have beaten his foe by Thursdayli Result of the mason. The Greyhounds 17N)ound class to set the stage as much noise during the match decision for ftee points and Denver 115, Utah 101 "llien Brantley's Guy Campfor triumphs by although being slightly out- Brantley still would have won Friday's Games have beaten eight opponents bell pinned Lee Barrett in the Davisthe anddecisive Abramson, Kentucky at New York numbered, quietly filered the match. Friday's Games Detroit at Golden Stale at BUUaIO Washington at Philadelphia Portland at Hous ton Seattle at New Orleans Phoenix & Chicago New York at kanias city ABA Standings - - Notes ., Sanil 00 professionals. senslUvely and Intelligently as Next to the police, sheriff's they talk their way out of their department, and hospitals, it Is emotional crisis to sensible the only place a person can call solutIons. for help after the business day Lonelypeoplecallt.00.A1o(o( is over, lonely people and troubled Trained volunteers man the teenagers. People who need We Care and Teen Hotline 24 shelter, hours a day, seven days a week. People who need people. Volunteers usually remain They don't get much sym. As Feb. 8. draws closer, the gals in Beta Sigma Phi get bailer, making final plans and arrangements for their annual Valentine Bali, scheduled for that night. Preparing posters, Inviting everyone enjoys good music and dancing, and would like, by Purchasing tickets to the ball, to benefit who t he Florida Zoo, are (from left) Mrs. Pat Johnson, Mrs. Pat Largeo, Mrs. &zsau Bird and Mr,. listening for clues and sincerity. Ellen Keeler. Tickets for the ball are on sale a I and constructive the Greater Saliford Chamber Of Commerce building, meanings and cries for help. the Central Florida Zoological Society and from member, of feedback. No sympathetic voice the Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Some volunteers with extra saying, "Oh, you poor thing' ___________ but a sensitive one saying, "Here's what you can do about it," and going on to suggest ________________________________________________________ :t-. options, plans of action, Club . WeCare,whoseadlgpajd for by the Seminole County Health '-4' Association. could use some ~i ~ 0 volw era. WUdnCr,W.C.WUbW'na,VJT.K ,-- 4 DAR iNk A self-awareness seminar Wiley. - -- . ' 'Fhe next meeting will be held slated for Jan. , 10a.m., to 1 ,on Feb. 14 at the home of Mrs. p.m., at SpanM Trace ApwlDAR, held Its January Mee Stanley B. PieIrce, with Mrs, Ments' Clubhouse in Altamonte on Friday at the home of tiM the ic. ____________ Springs, conducted by Dr. wildner as regent, Mrs. A.W.Lee, with David Epley, a Maitland Mrs. L.C. .Wildnrr as copshologi. ____ ' PLANNING TO HAVE A BALL Alpi Jeani Lou 4 10 1 40 I Ercog Larrea 1,10 100 3 H.C.'s Big E 710 7 Marurl Muguza 160 I QuInlela (12 117 10 OuinleI (3 4) 117,00 Perfecta (2 ii 9 Perfecta Ci 3) Daily Doubts (3 2 160 00 SIXTH Doubles, Spec 7: THIRD '.1.16. M, 3)53: Negul Miguel 9 40 1.60 9 o 8CCkY Shaw 7 70 1 60 3 60 3 Ercjoia pet el 17 60 970 FlarningCotion 9 00 120 2 620 4 WIIHCWInk 560 $ Oulnieta 27 150.60 Quinlela (7)) 7; 00 5 60 3 20 2 40 2 - I I. — I ____ This tiny ad appears daily in training work as part of a crisis The Herald. team special man-woman It represents a pretty big teams trained to deal with effort on the part of a lot of callers in person, trained to anonymous people In Seminole listen, counsel, even rescue and Orange County. people from their own self. "We Care" is a suicide destrucUve impulses. prevenflon.crlsjs intervention Drunks, the drugged, the center, headquartered in disturbed may call We rare, Orlando, OrangeandOsceolacountIes.t have just Is a volunteer cr:niz:tn, cope reasonably. All they need ' - !!-.-- - , _'_1 1 a utomatically . - "HottlnV' Adults Teens. went to the - So L*ub1e, Spec 7 1300 450 300 M,nchall Via FIRST Ill, A, 31,43: 2 Art(h Zarre Wprt' Tt.t? 310 260 6 13.10 620 100 3 Negul AItu ES LII DebbI 350 I 6 20 3 SO 6 OuinIela Cl Ii sio Montague Sayan 300 1 Pertecta (2 6) 1127.50 Quiniela 36) Silo so Early Daily Double (7-2) $17790 SECOND 3.1. D, 39.11: FIFTH - Doubles, Spec 7: Dellona irt ______________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call 10111 We Care— Free. 44 2077 for I eaviie 171. Houston 125, 01 Perfects (7.%) 1)03 THURSDAY NIGHT some advice as to what I should do about it. invir 'in I.... ii _ of By rtr1., - SARASOTA, Fits, tAP) "If someone can tell me how beat Chris Even, I guess then that I might be able to win" cays Nt'. 4-seed Virginia Wade, who swept is - to Even. tc,,i.. ...... .i t.1 - .- . . .' . 4. COLLEGE: Williams S 2.l2 Moore 7I1.I £.1 IL' vniinoie ziign scnooi won I ts 158-pound class and 170-pound H0QdeliI000. Totals: 23-lOSt fourth straight wrestling division respectively. SEMINOLE: Williams 6012. McIntyre 000, Saber SO ID. match, defeating Lake Howell Heavyweight Benny Mills of Kensnet, 30 6; Manley 1 0 2. 39-18 Thursday night. Seminole won by forfeit. McDonald 306; Not 14 230; Mc The Seminoles are now 4-I in Seminole travels to Titusyifle Neal 34 10: Forte 70-1; Jacobs 00 their second year on the mats. for a bout Saturday night. In 0. Wright I 0-I; Johnson 3)7, Coach Roger B.ethard said the other Sturday night matches, Beinier 107; Totals 43797 Edward Williams 29 P -- So Seminole win was "our best Lyman hosts Winter Park and Seminole 39 51-91 performance of the year. The Oviedo is on the road against Total Fouls: Edward Williams Seminole 11 kids looked super." Oak Ridge. olsti Out None Seminol&sle.i-ry Hart won 96 in the 108-pound class, Larry Williamson won with a On in the 122-pound category, Rck' Bryson triwIlI)hed 124 in the 129-pound class and Bill Sanders pinned his opponent In the , , 135-Pound division. Tony Davis of Seminole was %'U,'torios 9-5 in the 148-pound Af,- I , DOG RACING ' - - - ----.--- - - — - 1. -. ). ' �6, LE k%RE Evenna Hera ld. SmfAr,1 C1 Want 1111111111111111111111111111111111 .__ e.a.... . Ads _ FRIDAY EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth () Concentration (I) What's My Line 'I A Ill (9) Beluga, The White Whale On Burger TONIGHT'STV 9; 111111111111 (21) Soundstage 72:00 (2. 6) Miight Spec ial (13) Wrestling (44) Time Tunnel (3.5, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon MORNING 6:00 (4) Groers Almanac 6:23 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence Squares (13) Wresling 1:00 (2. 1) Sanford And Son (1, 9) Laurel (9) Baretta (13) Dick Powell Theatre (24) Masterpiece Theatre Science Fiction Theater 10:30 (4) CBS Reports (2$) Rat Patrol (9) Banana News Weather (41) Night Gallery 71:30 (2, 1) Tonight Show CE NTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE F 114 4 i%t' Splits (44) 1:30 Gilligan (13) movie 10:00 (2. I) Land Of The () Scooby-Doo (9) Devlin (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Chaftftlod to SPOON AWARD ' GOLDENWINNER Hour -: E111f TI*TAU4MI,V? RIGHTLY In t* pi4,A4p LP4fng* AW COM*LI7E t x (9) "Onh In TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. 7:30-70:31 P.M. THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 7:30- 7 1 P.M. - _____ (6) D. Tract (35) 17.92 FERN PARK *31.2474 sii II 1(1 in t35) I// lu,,,' f ill iij,juiriu,, jwrif'He() IIi C*r4CI 3 Divinei b y -can's of tg.se 110C1 Vb 5AZeam 3 33 Biack c'xioo 34 Itakwi UI. J5&srnq, I 21 Ui 2?Coco 73 Lwj of 47 Three 24Fir 48 Two *oe11 of 25 Greek afte, 27 -gazer 26 Occult icaenc 6 -Po,8razi 29Ss"P"W"11) 7 Freudian term 30Waite 8 U*e ChW?TWig afloware 38 -Oa. 40 Trrpot,0,, - 43 Coit precepl 44 Fertwwo appellation 45 \T a 'J ., .'"ujiwI, I WANT AD & And omefl 50 DIAL 322-2611 . . 4 )cfl s ' 1 6 thru 25 time 26 times. Housekeeper to live in, light rvusexeepIng & cooking, circuit KhO0I age child 327 ]Ica Ilni ( k n'ln'ffl'j The Longer Your Ad Rusts The Less It Costs Per Line Per Day. Golf lnsertions_..No Change That Girl Of A New Cnnv Announcements ----- ?W? after $ 3-Cemeterl. SEAFOOD -.1111111111" 111111~~_01 COMBINATION 'v- FEAST SEAFOOD " PLATTER Sorved Every Friday $395 kh- fl THE 4-Chi ld Care Hotels 7-Motels 30 - Silections To Choose From PH. Bobby Goldsboro 323.1910 Ii - ___ ___ Lake Mary, __~-_ Great Adventure (9) Lawrence Welk (24) World Press (3$) Department "5" (44) Wrestling "an on/. &'Qr - [ (I) 1 7:30 (2) Friends of Man i EOLE sill - 1:30 5: 00 = P PASSINT Houses R e nt Furnish ed - 7borrn near SJC,l1I - =M""s 0 31 __ I IT IS LIFE ITSELF ... RAW BEAUTY IN ALL ITS AWAKENING! r J , . LOUNGE.pACG STORE Corner of Commercial& Palmetto ___ •Tennis Courts ' •Ft$t,ing & Boating , ' 1lDisposals ' Downtown Sanford r I . I SPECIALS ' iAxwOo 1174 w %C1 $c69 -_-1 (.. r a '-' retulk, frOm SANFORD n3-;oo ic;ic,:.t - ., p,,,...•... ADtyO,E 0'ien,LabsUm.w II! .rc till geftwi.g ?ttt's fmiv'i CC'tf lid ads '.pth a W _ -.. _ :; _ I I a MOBILE HOME PARK Rentals from only $55 °' available In Sanford's newest and $35,000 to finest Adult-Family I Olympic Pool, Basketball & Tennis Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on display 4 U CARRIAGE OW Lair. II I Is.: ')neV ~ (1 Gardens i Ozlando__3OS__g34.99 ng ? Why notTiveSclflfordIs in finest established residential area? ________________ 9dq -. 111 -_ ---_ - _ --.=_-=.- - I $2495 - On. Owner S395 373 8426 7 CHEVROLET MONTE ARLO, Low Mileage -. 80 - wner - One $2995 Autos for Sale '2 CHEVROLET CORVETTE list Owner - Lika New S5195 l9Ju)La 11 JILY 4301. Mobile radio telephone RF ISO iWh Bramco 770 and high gain an h enna, $750. 1340412 Lose weight with New Shape Cap smiles an Hydreg Water Pills at Fairway Plaza Pharmacy. Water bed. $30. sI07 car racing set, 55 A Cob Ia 13' 55 HP Johnson Trailer, Ski <Iuipment, $1100. Call 671.5190, QUALITY Ca Of. _____________ _____________________________________________________ 941 Hwy 17 92 Open S,t & Sun ) S 3397970 €&uide Directory of Experts ReadyTo . You" Serve - Returns, 20 yrs exper ienc e - '1,, Evinrudes Air Conditioning ondit oning Care - Office Equipment And Supplies - TO'.LR'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harrieu's Beauty ) 519 E Pmne3fl 5747 1 WINNIE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 7706 Sanford Ave Master Beautician. eves by app! 342 3972 cr 322 1976 Floor Cleaning chairs, secretarial desk & cli irs, straight Chairs, filing cab nets, at is Cash and Carry NOLL'S I2atselber ry, 17 97 ex) 4M TOP WHITE OLCOL _ SAVE. YOU ()j IT, P o nt carpet t!e-,,m cleaner $47 4.391 . Lawn C'e & L Lawn Servce Cieanup&p4au1ng One time or mOnth 3?) 0537 Pest . I A small Classified Ad brings big I returns Try One a nd see Call 327 ,611 or 173 9,93 All letter s (iq'.tnr1 scri,ce't3 Call flit; C'c'sn 3235954 - J W. Home Improvement. -- Mm ,'yice I ___________________________ II,',',, ' - ct' complete tree care (Jack) Klauck 373 'I PrOfcStci ',ipapr H.jnr Licensed Residential Crim I I 3) Welding Ge'n q' I. PortAble . ',. - - Wall Papering Pet Care PLI REST INN BoArding 8. Grooming 1"2 Tree Sen ), I ¶, i' ' h t' it .r ', 'A'e;ii ru Co. ':.,r( iiss ', flhIV Airs .,. -..-.4 . - .-.... 4 .. .'.:,.' .. 4'.. .t.. Tree Service , ., C Alterations, O"slgri.ig & Dressmaking by exp.nfS Singer ,çroi,, cteaie 710 E lit Si )fl6 661 AI ._ - ' An Or. n.j Up ci 'sbgned clothing just for you Western tailoring a specialty 701 1st St. (entrance thru Land 0' Fabrics) 3210970 Tues Sat 9 33 or by appointment Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7547 Park Drive 3721115 Heater Cleaning Lawn and Garden LET ME TILL Yt.JUR SPRING GAR DEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD FIlE ER, 322 $191 P U Pr IF TUR FLO Sewing . Beauty a. 8. Bonded 323 1758 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additcnt, Custom Work. Licensed Bonded Fr es!rr.,t,- 323 . 7977 Hwy 17 372 5961 Build up Sz.nglej. All work guaranteed Satisfaction guaranteed Licensed Odd lobs Of all types, Carpentry, Painting. Cement Work. Light Hauling 3727615 7199 Central PIe,, & Ar Condliorin; or trrc .'strn.jcall Carl Il,ir,', at ¶1 AR5 ri Sanford 3fl 771 Your Thompson Rooting 1331. ROBSON MARINE 62 HOME IMPROVE. MENT. ALL TYPES OF CAR PENTRy AND REPAIRS, 372 ' Roofing BUDDY'S Personal Tax Service No 7 East Rd . 1793SJC Entrance R. Rarusbofto',,, iS'' Seminole with oars, 2 Just Arrived Low Introductory prices Ev inrude "Wheeler" I Home Improvement. WILLI AM S ACCOUNTING, Five Points, Call 3227513 anytime. 'shions, motor supports, $100 N hlsOn. 323 5153 See at The _ Forest, Lake Mary wood or steel desks (executive desk oak bunk bed's 5100 set witi' matching desk, chair, night sta nd, $200. AT NOLL'S STORES Ihtre't One Near You Tax MARINE )77.7OI SOlid ou . SERVICES1 Accounting CiENTER in Longwood. $340101, Used office furniture Martinsville. SINE5 ~ - Emperor 300 Grandf ather Clock Solid Walnut Ca se ,\mer$can of 1966 Mustang, be autiful red, bade like TICW. 17-97MaltIand 645 141 r. Equipment Woo< desk with all accessori es, off Ice machines, cl oc ks and raclios 531 0517 Below Wholesale, while they lath: %% I I ~ __~__ , Z =I %C 1% . Boats & Marine 60 Trussts 70 ea, Heavy duty $7' long 1150. Atter 6 p m 327 2*61 . A04 It rmai sizes 10 11. Shoes, dishes a rd misc. 131 Kentia Or C asselberry $10; antique chair with ottoman, 175 377 1261 after 6 p.m. Largebeao, Red Hybrid Worms _ 757) Buys Any . Car 7969 Mustang. baby blue, air. LOCI 1 owner. GARAGE CIOthing, like new, dresses, slacks, -ices. Machine for sale, $2,99s complete. (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Summerlin. Sanf or d - Deep Steam Carpet Cleaning MAITLAND FLEA MARY ________ , 1 3 miles east j Ph. Sanford (305) 323-8160 .-' $2295 $50 Down Stan's Auction State price & location. _______ _______ Cu.TBOARD SERVICE, all mak es Ciustom boat tops, CH Radio gear 50 Misceflanpous lIes & service, Marine ac. Cltssories, Boats. Check our For Sale _______________________________ / 72 CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE, Loade d - One Owner - Saturday lP,M. Open daily 10-5. We buy, tII,trad, S ALE: Baby clothes, 2$ cents ea, aby Strollers, port .a. cribs, iomen, men's and children " clothing, furniture etc. All at old shiond prices, Bargain Garage, DON. Hwy 17.92 (Bt+ii"4 SObik't L ongwood), Wed. through Sat., 10 S. and Sun. 12 S. $34 $6,4Q, 3735677 9 5, Sot. & Sun I ____________________ ' area Reasonable, Write R. L. General Dlery, Osteen, Stull. iij OL D FASHIONED 311 373E rrstSl State Rd. o27 1977 Triumph Spitfire IV, good running condition. Needs minor I $2495 I Hwy. 46, 1" MI. East of 1.4- 72 7176 Income And Irvestmeflt Property BUY-SELL-TRADE Open House Sat. & Sun. 1.5 PM DIAL ( 305) 322. 872 I OP CONTACT YOUR REALTOR OR BROkE BioIe'i',Vetco-v'r' 1966 GTO excellent COnd;tin Three 7's, new engine, mag wteeis, stereo tape deck. 1100. 372 4410. 72 PLYMOUTH GRAND COUPE, 2 Door Hardtop, AT, PS, PB, Air Auction of doors from 51 up, mica WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Courts and Large Picnic Area. OFF a. 373 . 97 19 ________________________ A community of fine homes offered b ' types I - Disneyworfd, Sanford. Terms, * ,i 1h P i:.c.I: located 1 block southofAivpomtBt5d on Sonfo'iI Ave , Sorfo,d, FL Ink II I 1 I FIRST FEDERAL. SAVINGS & LOAN OF MID-FLORIDA. Priced fron- include Large Club House, Junior - -_ '1 S3295 One 73 CHEVROLET NOVA 2 Door, AT, PS, Air Owner. tileage chairs, round Spanish Itvl. pedestal table with I chairs. all kindS of TVs, inc luding color, radio & TV replac em ent parts, a lot of teal nice glassware, an many items too numerous to mention. Misc. items. Chair, accordion, all Ydpenis. " _________ & ,. . - I Be st lot selection ' 4- TELEVISION With Each NEW LEASE FORTY veers ater __ r I , S fia ! A$ - FREE PORTABLE - ' ' 4t) .. Initial Recreational Fees are paid and , PHASE It GRAND OPENING IN lt33 - -'_ L___ - - CANADIAN 'I 09ALk. J'' I Cie- WANT D1EM1S - beautiful swwm Soles office open M.F vorn .IT R A. -D mortgage 20% Down, 7¼% Mortgage water Furnished, no pits $115 month L--'___ ' . 10% Down, 71/2% Mortgage SOrapes 1 Bedroom apt, fur,,, $iI 7 BUY IN THE AREA Mobile Home Park. Mt16') (J',,t[W' - J . •Dlshwashers Park Avenue Mobile Park 2 S.4SParkDrive.3flI UTT ' .:' g in I Of 7 Bedroom Adults Only .,__~ n'ies "Wail, S3695 73 BUICK CENTURION 2 Door Hardtop-on. Owner 1 7 TOYOTA COUPE, Low chest5, Duncan Phyfe table Sales - ' PONTIAC CATALINA, Passenger Wagon 7972 Fleetwood Brougham Cadillac $10,500 when new, All extras 37 000 miles. 13,995. 1310196 FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. We have sever at c ou ch es, dressers, Garage-Rummage Lotsand Acreage $27,500. or will Carry papers at i, 3 bedroom In Sanford, rnasofwy _Pct. _lflt372liii. Construction, on a wooded lot. -Outside Screened summer house. 'Don't wait, see it today. $I&000 47 Real Estate Wanted LARRY SAXON, REALTOR, 37,3 9170 ____________________________ Retired couple Wants to buy mobi le Piume with la nd in Sanford Osteen :' 'ORLANDO ACADEMY AWARDS1 BEST Closin Costs* go , ______________________ 6 C ' 372 11"I • - 'O a •1.23 Bedroom Apts, •SWimmlflg Pool bedroom apt, uflfurniSh.d CLUB H - ., . Furnished Unfurnistied " ~7v LAKE , Apartments Rent 10-Apartments Rent HO W IN C NINNER OF / . ON RESERVOIR __________________ 19-Rooms for Rent TWAM9 • , r Thehr's Cove SANFORD,in yj !OC1 CNA - .. A F;* SAUDI EWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD Rentals F loridaAv e. FA _________ 3202 OrIan f)ç 3?] 1670 __----_. 7- Investment opportunities 6:30 1 4I If 1111010,111161 R14.wood SANFORD. EU, . I& 2 ltdrm turn or unfi,'rn ê-lnsuran 1 OL Hi s., Scm _- nearly an acre on Crystal Lake, FOR SALE BY OWNER Apart Beautiful kitchen, Florida room, merit house with 3 apts. at 1009 E central heat a. air. $39,900 2nd St. Lot 253'x 100', garage 76'x75', double carport, 2 blocks FORREST GREENE INI. from 609 bed hospital, loins Lake REALTORS373.4)13Or6d.fl3) View Nurs ing Ceer, 7 blocks Lake Monroe, 3$ mm, from - $4795 H Sale -. ______ ________ mIflOietounty ,S acre wooded $, '-'ur, CIUTITUI homesite, Terry Realty, REALTOR. 621 0711. ,, WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY-- 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. . ...- ..... win • 155.500. 322 7217. - - Siviro - ________________________________ roomy home with range, refrigerator, drapes, 522,%O - Auction 53 TV-Radio. Stereo Dell's Atirfinn ______________________ .......... Hwy 46, West, Sanford con 171 5470 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 64.41006 54 43 SANFORO_31,droorns, 1", baths, zp,, s. for lease -------- Custom extras, 17'x34' pool. o0"' /2 .___ )lO3 Orlando Drive ____ Sanford 373 5200_____ ________ LOCH - ADRflD_. a- " - - -• GREGORY MOBILE HOMES RmD ftmokrr. 107W COmmt,c,p Sanford 377 7151 a Trucks and Trailers 7960 F or d pick up and camper i cylinder, radio, heat. Runt good Camper ex cellent condition 1 good fires. $450 373 0102. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. Itt St., 373 4352 PRIX . W. Garnett White 4$IW•id MARINERS VILLAGE APTS 1-Loans JOI'IPI 79 - GRAND 3,500 Miles. Fully Eauipped - . Coins Christmas bilit by selling your unwanted items in THE HERALDS ClaSsified, 332 7611. . 74 PONTIAC - GOLD service, used marhin..t I,OONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 _____________________________ now have models ready f or immedateoccupa y in Carriage Cove, Sanford's newest mobile home park, -- And Acreage . $4 why we say 4*aI'=ilM ft 1)07577 Sanford, Choice of green or gold decor. $lôO,no 1310107, - l-Bu$ines$.Oppoqfunit , - y•Vft 6 Room House With bath 373.4450 Financial lT ,...,--, -.- WV • *SS OfIvali hal Large lot. lSOJMfllcrvilie _______________________________ RNKLIN ARMS APT5 lI7OFIorIdaAve lI-Situitje, Wanted -- 197 Hond a 450.3400 miles Stamps-Coins WE BUY AND SELL K ENMORE WASHER, parts, rnuuuue names _~_i7r P - Appliances We I'lnmnt. ' _ - NEW I1. - Commercial Properties - - 16-Help Wanted - - - . ________ 69 - 7797 _____________________ ______________________________ . DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS. 332261). Pay those n 1J31 7ôloHiawatha Ave. at - 2 Make offer n777 PAYTON REALTY I - Jassified Acts are here to help you y, rv.n! )r at a Ic i us help you piA(c' YOp's-Call 377 2611 çt $31 mj -- - - 3 aD. 2 BATH HOME, all extras, 000d lOtlon, VA or FHA. 137.000. EXECUTIVE HOME Broker $110 Airport Blvd. rear Sanford Employment - - On r,4TiAC 323 3*66 _________________ - SET S PIECE BEDROOM 14995. SANFORD AUCTION Auction Auction 1700FRENCHAVE 3227)4) 3 Borms., Sanford's best section. bedroom,? batht, with ,od neigh bor.J pct. mortgage, or refinance MUST SELL ecranc. sad A ve-, 3I31o. IS-Action Sports Mee Haw - 33 Home - Eves 3230115 Associate Terms by owner, 135.000. Low down payment 322 ii, nj 2566 old 537300 373 6642 after S and BIASING FROM °160 1,.2 & 3 Bamboo Cove, I 2 BDR Shag , Sunny kitchent, Pl aygrounds, near City park a. Sanford Pl71, From 14-Camping .R,sort a x " -I - _____ credit and qualified buyer . 13) By owner, I bdrm., 2 baths, 2 car garage, large vat.In kitchen, 7 yrs. Cr J730532 a..a. , 13-Travel Agencies Untamed World - Water sewer.ger ba g, service Pd. by owner 5770 322 7191 or i e - 7640 HIawatha377,730$ Travel & Recreation r . Days 337 7111 Broker )or4 bedroom, lt Jbathhout,Qood They're Hot'* Payton Realty - $200 Down * - , 'QuIpped, li-Instruct ions HOLIDAY ISL SANFORD Apartments Rent bedroom JOHN SAULS AGENCY Reg Real Estate Broker . BATEMAN Real Estate 'mo Clos e to downtown, new lovely 7 bedroom, air, CIrPef, kitchen $vlly '0-Do It Yourself Other Nice 7 Unfurnished 9-Good Things to Eat Outdoors P m. ______ week enas C. QlYltU, mortgage at 7 PC, 372 1591. 377 US) Day. Eve 1967 Simca $750 37) 5751 Motorcycle Insurance PLANNING A GARAGE SALF'é dining room suite, 530; Set of 1 living room tables, 170, Round walnut table with I chairs, 165, 3 Piece bedroom Suite (walnut), 543 Westinghouse sewing machine, $10; Drop leaf table, maple, 535; New end tables, 175 each, Rolla, way bed, $10, Dinette, 113 KULP DECORATORS 4-09W 1st St .372 7735 C.H L.A. Assume mortgage, no 7971 Dasher 7 door sedan, dafph blue, automatic, stereo. 7,000 miles 14,195. Call Howie Kirby, 3777637 Dealer. . Annual appreciati on Sale, Sofa a. Chair, $90; Swivel rocker, $75; Solid oak dresser, 163, 7 pi ec e $500 DOWN Almost new 3 bdrooms, l'j baths, HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. M. UNSWONTH REALTY 503w. ist St. 3 736061, 37305)7 W>Aqw-S, room, 2 car garage, corner lot, shad, If 9" Wry reasonable 377 33.40 Days HERALD is the asnwert 1-Eating Places fl3.014? 3 Bedrooms. It's baths. car pet, Fla i, Found Sanford 3fl.7 Closets overt Iown.g with suits are too tight' A ClaSeifled Ad 4-Pertonili S-Lost and Re. Join The world of Fun, Fashion and Money Slow a sell Df chmaid Clothng Quality plus Call 373 2-In Memoriam SANFORD -•, y, time 441 3070 7-Card of Thanks 1311 SANTA BARBARA OR, "' Sell quality Avian ' ON LAKE JENNIE - Year's Roluton you'll love 2611 Newhouses na rural area Nodown Payment, monthly pa yments less than re.. Government sunsidized to Qualified buyers. Call to see if YOU qualifylt APARTIfl'ENTs mt' IN Mayfair 59$ 230& Orlando. MQS.SLE Why Store it and forget if? Sell it and forget it w ith a Classified Ad. 332 7631. Motorcycles Wanted to Buy ' Twin bed, box springs & mattress. Excellent Condition, 150. 332 163$. DeBary ov er the payments. Ver y clean AM-FM stereo radio Contact Bill Currie at The Herald, ''... - -- 18 ect Buy I or TOOl items Larry's / A rt, 215 S,rfunJ, ".e to2l",'$79'9. 1 4OLL'S, Casselberry, Hwy. 17.97, 530 1206. - Real Estate Mt or Ken, "Get 'EM While Lake Jennie 10 $m0,5)0dam.g,dePo,t Auto Painter, experienced first __ class Only. 332 1106 or332 U30. Rat ed For Consecutive Service 1973 Oldsmob i le (9 passenger) Custom Cruiser. $750 and take Batteries, $12.03 55P5 gal Coolant, $495 Regular plugs, Sic each. Resiltor plwg, $1.10. Brake shoes, $7.23 set. M&M Auto Pa rt s, West 1st St., Sanford. 3770303. ______________________ - CASH 322 - 4132 'or used furniture, appliances,t ools. Finish. Extends to 12" with leaf and closes 7491 1070 MGB,GT Excellent Condition Call 377 1477 BLAIR AGENCY And .1 Chairs Amer ican Cherry Early - Veterans No Down, 3 bdrm., iargi lot, $207 mo., 9 pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 37)77 50 * 3BDRM,784,h 1101 Forest Drive , 323 714?. * uontovlall '' FISHING, BOATING D----ISPOSALS cit. 322 Corbett - . . Bedroom. I bath. pa yable,3_______________________ air, fenced V arid ptin. to lournais MUST be able to type Perrnan,i,, position, S days WU4. Starin, Entetprji,5, Sanford Air port Indus trial PMk, 510g. 13 1, San. •otd. 373n Ii EVENING (6) mce in •ccoviv CailBart Real Estate REALTOR 68 Drop Leaf Table Ornamental stone fireviace, turned Columns. Sunken paneled family room, 3 Bdrm, garage, r edwo od privacy fence, carpel. Un. believable at 573.000. FHA.VA . CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR. $3) Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100E.2SthSt ,3fl6633 - - kitchen equip ped, fenced yard, air, large utility Book eperAistn 24cm I1n I$J.00MINIMUM CHARGE) . rent , Have your second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE 322 4470 7.3 BEDROOM APTS SWIMMING POOL "°°" TAFFER REALTY 71 HOur never used, $10; Twin bed, complete, $70; Elec tric broom. vac, $70; Misc 327 0376 Take over payments Must sell. 373 0181 Move you r old abandon car FREE If you will call me aft er 1p.m., 377 Anti freeze, JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED "Buy Dir ec t From Bo GORILY - S, E 46. Sanford 37) 4,33 offer; Electric heater, r oo m size, SPANISH CHARM Auto Repairs Parts. Accessories -. xcar " 332271$ After Hours 322"o41 _____-- - -- 1109 Sanf or d Ave. ________________________________ MARINE ___ ______ RCA Console Color TV, $35 or best NORTH 256SParkDr . General Contractor, After hours, Bud. 3227111 fenced yard, air conditioned Immediate occupancy. 'ir.. Anyme REALTORS It's Now CAMP SITES for 2 Bedrooms, I bath, Fla. room, 1:00 A.M,.$;30 P.M. 322•2420 i I's New; I I's Here; F or Rent 5 ZP&Cioui moon's, air, heat, fencej kids and Pits Ok') (JflitedReal Estate Assoc Inc Toll Ff"621 5090 Open9a m 9pm at ty . exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, is sold daily in the Classified &d Nothing Small about thalt Appliances - Furniture Paint Etc. "Buy Dir ec t From Boxcar" GORMLY'S, E. 46, Sanford 373 4733 -- Reconditione,' 3723961 FREIGHT SALVAGE S771 2324 Park Dr REALTOR 3220711 3773991 Hay,$l.i3per ba ,e4p Inlotsof MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate Jim Hunt Real Yoe MLS Agency Resort Property ' Option to Buy Telephone Girl. (Experienced) Go pay, fop SatJry. Ask tot Schenk IS3aI Monday thru Friday 6351 76 ' Eves.$697116 2606 S. Hwy I? 92 Available Ofl Sundays by ap polntmcnt Call anytime ------ Feed ROBSON 1974 Ply mo uth Fury Ill SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE 2371W lSf st _ 373 2977 Orlando Drive Realty REALTOR 373 67-A Trailers now to vacation thiS year in your own Rec Vet from -------.- __ Autos for Sale Plan & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. 332.5732 Cali Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING rENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 372.9411 ESTATE SALE- 3 bedroom, 1" bafh. carpet, 122.000 ' Acerage.$14 0 Mo. ) PIP4ECREST-- 4 bedro,qy, 2, family room, fireplace, eat in kitchen, 137,750. __ 80 ' 1069 Winebago, 13,600 or pay equity a. take ov er pa yments ANIMAL HAVEN GR OOMING Drop In bobbin, I 1 zag, and 3nudle position Like n Condition.so ld new for ISP balance of $4.5 cast or S pa yments of $10. New earrapty. 3" 1959.322 4741 ___________ Miniature Schnauzer, AKC, female. 1', mo old S1SO. 3231119 Of $75 or 70 pay. Pay elance merits of u I496,3fl;si* - assist you, Stenstrgm Realty cant Days- 3fl 6)7) Nights3fl5171or3727152 TPie VA Program permitting you k a 5c'coriti VA mortgage. A I bedroom trailer, light &wt er raise in guarant ee from $72,500 to furnished Adults $175 mo, 3. $77,500. Which should permit _______________________________ Qualtf led buyers to mortgage upto 130.000. 35 TQfindjt ezacllywflereyou stand, Mobile Home Lots call Johnny Walker Real Estate, For Rent Inc, & General Contractor, We Will work with your plans or ours. -S pace% An affirmative decision on yOur For Rent. t40 Pets part now may have you in your CAMP 37Q47o new home In 120 days. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc., and SANFORD NO investment collecting or delivering after a Hours baths 2 BedrOOliflMObileHome 1 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW in sewing cabinet, repo%%ets,d Singer's best model, winds bobbin In machine Full automatic 1919 S French OPEN SATURDAVI We have the largest Inventory of listings in Nortn Seminole. If any office can T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS $IOO month Plus $,S deposit Houses Rent Unfurnished 322 1191 SUPILAND FACES LAKE I 3 bedroom, 2 bath on corner lot. Good condition, Newly painted. ____ ' finance, Central Florida's . NEWLY DECORATED 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Florida porch, $33,000, Corner lot. EqUipped kitchen, lavenra Park- Pool, 3 bdrm., 2 Mobile home for rent, partly fur. baths, family room, 535.000. Acre fiShed. 39sno Realty, REALTOR, 3737750 , will Setter IlSOor best offer JlOS101after Sorweekends * * Singer * * Dot. Only $25,500, Harold Hall onh I4acreof land. $2;Qmonth 322 home on Lake --Camper-Travel AKC Male Irish - trailer, I Bedrooms,7 Realty - Pets and Supplies 65 Household Goods OWNER LEFT TOWN Stemper Realty RAVENNA 2 Bedrooms, large corner lot air, electric stove Quiet neighborhood. 373 3759 Park .349 57, 3. ______________ Want Ad . '- 51 Must sell this 3 bedroom, 2 bath "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" . $135 mo, plus $35 security. Mullet Lake 36 lfvouenioymeetIngppI,,., money, and have a car & phone, uhy rot eli Sarah Coventry Ask For Want Ads Ithru$fl,,, bdrm. furnished Unfurnished do dow ns t a irs, $i5 Upstairs turnI.j, $95. Whole ho.se, $7Q piq,,j damage, Fenced 3220331 Help Wanted Jewelry Mid Night Show 7:00 (2) 32 interview phone 530 3700. Basketball Orlando 831-9993 - - Houses for Sal. Friday, Jan. 17,1973-3B Try A Herald Ad !r - _ MULTIPLE LISTING REAL fOR Rent inflation with ow rent bedroom mobile hOme n c&,.p SEMINOLE. .322 4170 . 333 S64t Mobile Homes - ._ No put the car In the see: no long needed Items with a 41 HousesforSal. classified ad In the Evening Herald, Dial 3727blIor$3)99fl ,n place yours. 3 bdrm , 1 bath. Pinecrest, pool, screened patio, c en tral tmeat a. air. Reduced to $22,000. 373 $031 after Beat I room turn ithed duplex, 24th St itt & last mo plus deposit C hild ladies 'n'cre$t ed in hgh earn working lull or pa re time F or '4 4. strucflons 18 -- Departm 34 DUPLEX- Cum or unfurn. Ideal location.. Reasonable rates. Very nrc. 36.3 3727 anytime. Enroll MW for January sewir,g classes. singer approved dealer. 210 E. 15? St. 3736141. Winter Park- 6:30 (2.4,1) News (9) CIrs (13) Reasoner Report POP Goes The / Country / ------ ' Ong of burden Seminole _____________________ - GORMLY'S E 46. Sanford 373 4733 INFORMATION 53 Break t, S5 Secret operator (coo I 56t.fre (Scot ) 58L4efarp COJ1eCf'on _____ 41 Stenstroni - Duplex Sanford area. 2 8edroom StOve, reirlgeraijr, Air. $133 plus $30 deposit. • 954 Child Care WW -- ::-_ Houses for Sal. can't Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals 52 Shieid bemrç 9c't.toi 325ttty TO 8n;v uk-" 37 Gained 12 Manager lab) 398. rjoeWed 13PIom.jjLi 411.4,rØf 18 PLVvO. Vet troops Setups 12 wift I E YOU TROUBLED? Free. 6147077 for "We Care'"Hotline" Adults or Teens 4' Tr Duplexes 41 Thanks to C'astifc1 Ad. users gem fast results at a low cost. fry one• today! Phone 322 2677 01 $31 999 ' ae SaflfOrdAl.Anonr'amilyGrouppo Box $33. Sanford, Fla. 37,771 T f Show (44) Untouchables Ill iJ.sj MI/Wrb (1injflJ' I 22 (44) Man And Environment 6:00 (6) Newswatch 6 (24) Black Journal rulnJ1rIJ-LnnjLrU.UL. drinkers. For further Inform..tion Call ini, _ Board it. oft "" IN YOUR FAMILY? For families or friends of problem DOWN I AP.t 20 Againu Sounding SKATE CITY ____ - I - ,.. ark 713 Gladwin Ave 7 bdrm, carpet, air, walk to ping, fenced. 631 4&59. LEASE- Deluxe unOurnis bedroom ____________________ apt., $750. Ground floor 9 of duplex, kitchen 'Quipped, heat, Good Things to Eat air, quiet exclusive Sanford residential area. Mature adults North Carolina Apples, 5.1 Bu. W.L ______________________ Justice Produce, State Farmers only. No pets. Market Slall 6 3221053, 3325767 lot 7 bedroom duplex nt% Furnished or Unfurnished. 4' FRUIT FOR SALE swimming pool. 1270 S. Orlando 322844 Or 323 2970 PAiL ORANGES, 12 S BU Jr ge I room,iIy 'Quipped Also Tangerines kitthn, washing machine, air 3226733 or 7 conditioned, large yard, quiet. Geneva, $150 Call days, 3$577 or write Sports (3$) Party (44) Mod Square 3:30 (2, U Tucson Open SAT. 0:34-71:30 AM. 1:31-4 P.M. 7:3011 P.M. 6 AL-ANON ut rom Sport's '70s (1$) Basketball 1:30 (2) Nashville Music (4) Bowling (I) Here And There S:O (4) Hog an's Heroes (9) Wide World MON. 7:00.70 P.M. For" p A gI& 31-A I- IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM L (24) SKATING SCHEDULE SUN. 7:30, 3:30, 4-4 P.M. HIehar,y ArtS*r 70 Prevus ,.::e I 4. ' You can get a lair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads- - - SiC area zoned C.?. I de al for u car lOt and etc., on 77.97. Also vacant lot 2 acres zoned C 1, Water 321 0215. Forn ADULTS, NO PETS 176W. 2nd St. MARRIAGES Performed. Judge Grass., retired 304 W i lshire EXPERIENCED WILL DO BABY Drive. C1sselbey SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL - 377 S9 (1) (I) (24) Walsh's Animals (3.5) Speed Racer 1702 flW C)a Y jAkP4 I,, (1$) Party 4:00 (2) NHL Game (6) Triple Crown of (6) Shazan iu '. (24) Walsh's Animals 10:30 (2.6) Slgmound And Sea Monsters Fight Cholesterol buildup with Lecithin-kelp Combination, Get Norwalk LeciKelp caps. at rarway Plaza Ptmarrn.,cy, 1:. (9) Movie Categorically Speaking (9) Invaders (44) No Place For A Picnic 2:00 (2) Tartan (U Adventure Theatre (I) Movie 24 Electric Company (44) Movie 2:30 (9) Wrestling (13) Movie (24) Book Beat 3:00 (4) NFL Pre-Game (24) America (44) Movie 3:30 (2) High Chaparrel (9) Bowling (9) Adventures of i.., Movie i ACROSS 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem Globetrotters (I) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (3$) Celebrity Tennis (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (4) Fat Albert (9) Amcrican Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra (3$) John Lotz 51)0W 1:00 (2) Soul Train (4) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie (24) Seasame Street (3$) Movie Lost Hefty w..I.'R P Call 17)4517 Wr,tePO Box 1273 Sanford, Florida 1:00 (2) Thriller 44) Bobby Goldbctro Vatjc,natton L AFTERNOON (9) Bugs Bunny Mister Rogers Neighborhood (44) Horizon's Unlimited 9:00 (2, I) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooney (24) Sesame Street (44) Gerald Derstine 9:30 (2, 6) Run Joe Run (6) Partridge Family 2000 AD FEAEAVVITS ' Can Help Promise (74) (24) Aviation ItoI[ And Har d y 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (4) My Favorite Martian (I) Star Trek () Bozo 7:3(,(2 ) Jabbervocky (6) Bai ley s Comets (I) Go (44) Herald Of Truth 100 (2) Addams Family (1) Favorite Mart (I) Jabberwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) VIlla Alegra (44) Symbol Of Safety 1:30 (2) Wheelie And The Chopper Bvnci, () Speed Buggy (6) , Business Property For Rent _______ Country home furnished, 2 bdrm I': bath, attached garage Secluded. $ i'o mo. $100 security 006, AVALOPI APARTMENTS ' I i _________ ___________________ FURNISHED APARTMENT CALL 3227524 AFTER I LOST- Male) yr. old Weimaranr named "Barney". REWARD. George A. Speer Jr. Houses Rent A _ PROBLEM th Peaps AIcolic Anonymous _ Furnished Lecithini VInegarl BIt Keipt Now LOST, white male Labrador all four in one capsule, ask for Retriever, answers to name Furnished 2 bedroom apartment. 103 Dutch. Vicinity Lake Mary V56+. Faust's Drugs E list St. Air conditioned, wail, Blvd. 1. 7792. 322 741) or 3220651. wa il carpet. $173 month, FACED WITH A DRINKING Reward damage dIVOsit. 3230430 12:00 (I) It Takes A Thief Movie RE If A Around Us (24) Zoom (35) The Blue Marble (44) New Years Semester (4) MOV News World (4) Summer (9) Kolchak (74) Washington Week (35). 44) Movie 6:30 0,11) Chico The Man (13) ChampI (24) Wall Street Week ':2. ) Rcfrd Files (4) Movie () Six Mill;on Dollar Man (24) Florida Report 9:30 (13) Shaft 10:00 (71) Police Worytn (2.4,$,o) (4) News Protectors (9) Movie (9) Movie (24) Bergman Film (44) Movie (44) lost In Space 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (I) Wonderful cav't Check the_________ AL'tomotiye Section in The Herald everyday. - 33 for 1 man or c ou ple, mature. 373 $OOS FOUND Molt Chihuahua _________________________ in Lake Mary area. Mi,st describe. 3fl.0334 lime (I) 6:30 (6) Jetlersons 9:00 (6) Mary Tyler Moore (I) c (3$) The Prisoner (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (44) Bold Ones (IS) TBAChildren's SATURDAY (6) What's My Line (I) $25000 Pyramid (9) HOIlyOz 1. 9) 11:00 (2.6) Pink Panther (4) Valley o( Dinosaurs (9) Spe - Friends (13) Da ytime (24) Carrascoiendas Enterfainm, (24) Intercom 24 11:00 (2, '. 1 40 (13) Movie Wide Werld Of 11:00 Man (3$) Movies 0: near unemployment office i oi.s E venings ; Da __ _ 1-____ Mile SIam,se Cat FOUND Art You a full tlmedriy,r with apjn Year Awards (13) Kung Fu (24) Ascent Of (6.44) Movie EntertaIner Cold Ca sh Makes Cold - P- Urfllsfled Show 10:00 (6) -------- Lost and NASHVILLE RECORDING __CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 305 125 9:30 (4) Bob Newharl (9) FBI - Chef's "Lloyd Bridge,' Sea World" Adv. (3$) (9) Name That Tune 6:00 (2. I) Emergency (6) All In The Family 5 I rM --- -__ pirsonal C S S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cost Don't - '-.•... "1. �-, - - -- - - - - 4 8--Evening Herald, SanfordFl. N%IHAT 506 OF If TWAT YOU_ TELL _ ALWAYS ON TWc- -- -- - NORTH The king of clubs lead was bo thersome. He had to get rid of his two losing clubs before he could play a He played to the ace, discarded one club on the king of hearts, ruffed a heart, 17 YAK843 #Q963 4843 - EAST VEST A Q 953 - £K J O 4 (tM0 41 4 - 67th Year, No. 129—Sunday, - 19, 1975 January Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents t) 45 diamond and finessM dummy's (Di ALLEY OOP by Dave EVERYBOMI MMEMSM NOW, I"`OLfThW AREA, ARE Lj GO' IS EASE UP-TO GUz! 'MWATMl40LC000a? LIKE NOTHIN'S I /t - # A K 10872 / -' 4/ -, North East South club Wt • ' . ' -1•. ____ . .: A 4* Pass au .. .4Jøj 2V 4NT 6e "TTI F, 6-Z-7- I'M KVT TAL K I Ob TD 4OU I wu! -- As iii I I Al By U)PRl(kF1 HeraidSiaB Writer Plunging enormc conditions are spurring i rice in crime ausing overcrowding at the Seminole Count Jail, officials say. Jail Administrator George oudfoot said as a capacity of 84. n high last weekend was 92 prisoners. That means eight people did not have a bed or a shower and had to be bedddnin drunk tank." Proudfoot said. Sheriff John Polk says it's just a matter of tilne before additional facilities will be needcA to house the ever-increasing number of prisoners. "Within the next year or two we definitely are gding to have to have an expanded facility," Polk said. Thoug1h it's certain lawmen won't always agree on everything, law officers here agree on one thing: crime is on the rise. "They're knocking off grocery stores and Stwrmarket3 like it's going out of style," an FBI slx:ikesman s, FBI spokesman added. - 1-17 _________ ________ - ., Vi - - Your standards are too high for my dates, Daddy' Not everyone I go out w h can be a plumber or a L TV repairman!" FUNNY BUSINESS .-LOOKS LIKE ITIS I ,f By Roger Bollen f P-1 Apo 4-. r 7 GOINGTOncke DAYS V1rSAA%&M 0. If# , , Z - mI %- I ft i__ , As In I I t 77pp"E-1 u_- - - Not by O, Z'M GREATV NOW M GETTING DOONESBURY ________________ - \ :7 Gar by Twdeau • - - .• - C/Nov NEAT LOOKiNO ZEROS BIG, FAT, uy WOKING ZEROS 9 _____ • ,) p nk- 'z - 14 \ - k A raf - ----V------ SPA CE TRA VEL ER AT DISNEY - II II Chic Young 40' t < Il L - ' / -, A-z3 TO EAT, DEAR— BREAKPAST IN THE IM G0'NG IN MOqNN \>RIGHT TO , MY B1QC EA AP4 1<i AM T iI( —" 1O LUNCH I-'IONE MEAL I BEiiND BED F ght TUMBLEWEED TWQU LIFE D -..- '' HOW ARE You, F shing I i I ç• -- , i 5TEAM.. N KITCHEN I HANDS FROM "FLUFFY SLOS"..-THERES 00T To be MORE TO LIFE TMN THAT! THIS -nME gy 1! PRISCILU'S P ___________________ COME ON! WELL DO IT VVORI< TOO WARD, WAZSL Ft 0 by Al N V..,, MY Pop's &iOPPING up T'Hff PLOOR wil W MY MOTUV on .1 __________ - ___ - J I ' V1 rL - - ' k 'I by Dick Cavolli \ \ ( NOTE- FRICM ThE ( ) RCLWW 8H4E / I I IINGP-I I __ • I 5OWLER. 1 1 + - YES IS 7HAT DEiZ&ES ARE COMIK, &ACK SE OF THE r VVEKE IN HERE / ''7 I // ft Inside ' ( 1 I V by Bob Montana AT A N ON HtS HEAD CAN AFFECr HIS E;-4*rIRE Wir LOOKING AT rr AND LAUGHING! - n ausin oar 4t tv, 3W -, Ii ____ / EA BREEZE ftTTER THE PTA,N. 4L40 CHAP EA51yl! ..-. OT'LL I TELL. AT To ejer LOOK r M cow - - rip c 0 b Crooks & - - ' -- TV M5L' by How!@ Schneider CAArT Af RDFO I'LL DECIM D 1D '1 I THIAX JW 1L) ____ .t ' - .- _____ - ?t FRANK AND ERNEST LL .- • ontrol lower at the Sanf(vd,%binicipal Airport to that of a Iraffic cop waving his arins in the middle of a busy in- I - ,r , j ihuvc - r tlon t I di i rl: IdoW - To Ij_ - . - - HIGH CRIME YCE.114INK 50 2 . I'c"?i?T 1 THE APPRwAiATIF WEIGHT Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby CFAN 4ULT HEAD,' I I - Calendar Classified by Rank Hill IGHT 4A Editorial 4A 3A Hospital 5A 5A 4-5C 48 Obituaries 5A Sliorts NIB \%'immitun' 1-It 3A OF / THE. 4 - Partly iloud)and mild through Sunday ulth sligh L ilijimit of shoerc IodaWarmer With highs around mid -7 - I -- --- _- _-. -_ _ V_=_ --• -. - -.. - - - '- Q,15- n4iav -me! . k:i -_ ~4, -_ 4n_ -_ ,_ ---_-_ I_ • ' -_' -_-_- ------ ' - -- ' - - Seminole who are a credit to • Jaycees'BI"rthda Ut'Ct)gnitlon of the out- Javi'es are also, Blair SI 5, \1;,II tilifleIlt II kfl tO tt" I rn"tt Whtt-, an r nt! - , %% F.A1 IlFit ________ AL AC . Sanford chapter Arm active get out the vote begins littire than recognize •t. alcoholism venereal disease, include': celebrating todi)-the first day standin - -John ALender, a forrimtr campaign ~eared to erase voter 9 community servicvtal"Ily life development, "I Ntsbi,ti,sl Jaycee Week, -Brailcy Odham, a Central counly commission chaimuin. apathy and get citizens III (tiC &tiiinolt' County they offer it by "extending Association of Florida developer and former I wixi to other young men to 11(111s. as president in 1960. I Related Photo on Page 2A) Retarded Children and the stiate Jaycee president. -Tom McDonald. who now :iffer them the oppurtunit% Kidnev Foundation. cres are active in fund --Doug Stenstrom. Seminole Iteads m abstract agency. is a i"i*• Jaycee President Larry c'Ve had." raising For the Central Florida boasts Count)' School Board attorney, former Jaycee president. The Sanford Chapter Iflair being a Jaycee means Blairsays the &anford club is Zoo, Seminole County of being ork,(if flk oldest in th*- %%as Iwesident of 11w Sanford iimany things like "bernlng a involved in helping meet All in Blair said the lllira~v Association for Itetarded country. Fstablishcd in W23 ch:iptcr in 192. tot IIhCC nutLird learning IM it Florida's o,iL of $t 5 "Young Men In Action" best toward (hultiren .imnl the Hudchea%er Julian Stenstrom a as onis eight )ears behind the to a et people arni public ti'usculir dys trophy,,000 as nell as Boy swns up the go4ls and dirt *S H4irKh Ford (it) lonuinssioner, as tio first ehflpttT ccl up in fK'ang." other projects in the area, of tic Sanford Jaycees, the 15 president. Ft On the community scene. he llvsifle~ ffic get ou! the vole The St. Lou'.,; chapter Aws -Jokn Morris. Sanford Ca Vs. fuilAulding include a past president's liointial out mam are, s here impaign, Jaycees cacti year started in 1915. and today there Cominisswner, wits preii dent Bla.r simply said, -Everything luncheon a nd ukIJ4ln 25 tth a Ja)ccs are active including iWtiateix'iitical awareness b are more than 350,000 Jd)CCCS in l0 (,knn Tur ner and Dale tar distinguished service awards _SlxirLsA)rsh1p of the annual sendini: an area viiuth I't, nation%ide. with, 11.000 in --bill stelliper, a &anford tiegie teaches you can t)e ianquel in which Jaycees will fishing roku anti junior golf Tallahassee to lean, about F lorida alone The Sanford Realtor as a president in k ne!mt Jcees_nl) for honor young tHen and women in contest. g o v e r a in c n t ta ItIaI)tt'r h:LS about 0 IrmeInrs. 1950. - $11ARE ommunity Mar s To some the term Jaycee - -- -. .,.• . uiirim h \Lu'annt pa't s 21) 11) Index ' Around the Clock 1 -. Air traffic controller Jim Sexton directing planes , , . ___ i;l T1 Today - - (I'PI CA PTAIN EASY . -- 12 .j ±± cities. -. % -- S - ) ___________________ _____ - ____ I, ii ' ARCHIe I . - J__ I - n.-r- - WINTHROP ------ __-- Ironically enough, recent studies re%e,d critne in suburbs and small cities is on V." increase Whatever t he exact reason for increasing crime rates, most officials agree a healthy economy is the first step toward keeping CII) greets safe for its residents, even :lttiough count) pollution loot wide &arl and killing some Seminole rest of the Count) Corn water.control head Langley Adair told of the Fish there, they say nussioners this week in an Harold Surrey, a spry elderly the Board that' deadend canals Besides, the unnamed canal is effort to obtain a counts fill gentleman who was worried serv,e no useful envlrmnenlal considerably more than a dead permit, the filling of his portion that lPonia's fill would ruin purpose and usually end up U end—It harbors natural springs of the canal would "make lilY the fishing, even brought becoming stagnant" residents that bubble up and provide a Property worth more." W hen photographs of some of the said that was not the ce with .. _________________________________________ nicr fh he had caught to show this canal. to the Board, Surrey told the Herald t ha t U Surrey and neighbor Edwa I . --"even during times of di ought, \right said that in addition to the canal keeps its level lAtPUtiiI s unauthorized filling, because it's spring fed Surrey, $ there was junk and debris whose property is next to scattered all over LaPoina's LaPotna's, said that LaPonia property making it unsightly in had been filling the ca na l with - Seminole High &hool s bas k e tball team embarked on the residential area debris een before he obtained am-ther wevkend road trip Frida) night. This one began a state permitt. 4es dumped Winter Park 86,66 A visit to thearea by a Herald plwivs en I.B. assured them that the County Zoning Department has already reporter revealed that contr1i Harold Surrey, who lives next door (ii Mario t Puma s th adi ad (anal that II"rni n porti dis has iilkd with rim to LiPoiuj testimony to the inestigated and "ci t ed pro pe rty in Mobile Manor off SR 131 points to a portion of the Pressure On To Sell More Gas urvir and debris Board, ther~ was considerable amount of large concrete cleaned sections Filling the end of the violations of zoning code -I gasoline dealers are beinq pressured to sell violations inspector, said he district Flkirs said if LiPuiiia According to chairman more fuel, cut prices and keep longer hours despite [Jut Williams said that there canal that had previously littered the backyard of Informed Tyinberspan Moduh-w isn't in coinplaince by Feb. 10, Vihlen. the board is -'reviewing President Ford's push to ti'rt r%c i'asidint Bc suIts of %%ere several questions that still tapered off on LaPoina's I-iPoina's busines.F next to the Homes I LaPoina's firin i that he ciin be fined up to M a day t 16 entire area I Sit 434) in ir, ri mu tin to be ansered about i)rort) Metal snaps, blocks t uial in surve) on page 5A, full vie of the nearby on Jan 10 they cannot store and bO days in jail for each () effort to get it cleaned up' tilt, tile legal and lumber-which were cited residents. building materials in a Retail. after that date he's not in i,micr.ship If 1-alloina only by the Zoning Department as The hearing was continued t, .1,1111es Flkins, Air Controller Like A Cop? 28, • r_ areas as well," Butler said. Ile blamed the surge in crime during the P.ast six morift on two factors-increasing unemployment and transients. Statistics at the sheriff's department coincide with theories espoused by lawmen and with newspaper beadlme5 that th1l) point out robberies and break-ins. "head springs" for the Uttle SR 434 is eventually developed, owns his portion of the carad ou t Wekiva River. Lal'orna said, he would like to to the middle, and his neighbor (onstruct an office building on on the opposite si(Je owns the In addition, LaPoma has no Marto LaPoma wants to fill in county permit to dredge and fill the filled area-which is in the other half, then he would have a section of a canal that midst of residential zoning. no right to fill anyway. deadends on his property in t1w canal. onl) a state okay. Manor near Longwood. Commissioner tIPoma sneighbor s, who Harry But liPoma said he has put Kw ia tk owski enjo said he expected what they describe as In fact, he wants to fill it so nothing but fill dirt in the 100 answers when they bring lishin "i n canal canal, told badly adly that he has already Feet of canal on his property. the B the subject up again at next oa rd that continued emptied numerous loads of There may luive been "one rubble and trash in it, ac. load" of rubbish dumped once, "tild destroy the bass, specks, Tuesday's meeting-such as the cording to I-alloma's neighbors he said, but someone else must ,a.nd brearit that thrive In the condition of LaPoma's lots, and deadend canal.- Even if the amount and type of filling in the area. havedLutiped it there without his I-alloma filled his portion of the tKat's already been done in the Old transmission parts and canal with clean dirt, silt from Canal bY I-Vonia. other junk are polluting the 7 I tPorn. Arii told the operation would ruin the , , rising crane within the dark confines of Urge Herald Staff Writer A_. £VESTR• avea large population out of work, criminals start to hold up stores for money." Swriford Police Chief Ben Butler agrees. I think every area a a significant increase, It isn' t just in Sanford, but otnvr By BILL BEII.EVILIX by H.imdohf & Stofhl .' t(;aHup Poll conducted in late 14 sht crime .,n unemployment. And many Americans, Studies 51:0W, 11,W., cd Americans fear . l0e, ... cells. Spot cc'PROP Vy WNW. T INSTALLMENT - I riva e ana BUGS BUNNY - - S11MES I EVEN WISHINMWM - - r. - Mickey Mouse dons his space suit for a trip tu The Moon with astronauts in a Moon Rover as Wall Disney World dedicated Its Space Mountain In the Magic Kingdom. The world's most famous mouse led visitors to th e "Fantasy" of spa ce travel which has cased to be "Fantasy" but fact In today's orId. Th e Space Mountain is Florida's only "Mouse-Made mountain", standing In-feet high and was designed by RCA for Walt Disney worjd Th e n "Space Mountain" attraction iI1 be featured In March in a national television spec filmed when Mickey took his guests on the dedIUonfflp Into Space. t g A AV- ....... . C, BLONDIE - .....................--..-. / — Nationally, the picture is much the saine-merit lines and rapicily filling Jail . 60f J -- A twk of recor(Ls shows that during the last three nionthsofl974, robberies, assaults and larcenies were on the re For example, Sheriff's department records show 20 robberies committed during the last three months of 1973, compared to 75 last uring the same three-month period rc front 63 to 233 and larcenies to 611. iist iutintli alone, 37 more hos anti businesses were burglarized than during the same itionth in IW3, records show. Chief Deputy Duane Harrell said a check with an , of the countv's detectives will tell you (Ti'le is up. Lawmen interviewed placed much of the blwne in the lap of the slowed-down economy. "Anytitne the economy is down, you can expect an increase in crime," Proucifootsarl, you z' Up Falls Economy . - N,ou, South, 1144d right play .6K7643VA2 4946AK732 Against expected spade What do you (J) now? lead John would have had no real problem. He would simply further overbid, but when you use ou m ust go 10 be slam draw tnanps; discard one club Blackwood ) side has three sets. as Ions as your loser on the king of hearts and eventually set up dummy's fifth TODAY'S QJ~EsTION Instead of bidding live diartionds heart for a second discard. All partner has bid five hearts to this while iruffing his Ina& t"U how two aces What do you do spades with dummy's third and fourth tnunp. /Y~ CAMPUS CURER with BIMO BURNS fARENT YOU DlSC0uRAGED - Dr. John Fisher of Dallas is known to bea ra ther slow The bidding has been parnersdonmind est North E.all South this slowness because, after I he Pass 1 * Pass gets through thinkinil, John has T by Art - - ___________________________________ (enrng lead— THE BORN LOSER • H special finesse was e explII correct pay We'll ain ii h' a - Go ing C rime 4k ____ the r conceE ' spade. I• 4 • ' 3* r---- --1 4 of trumps, entered du mmy ':; West _____ the Jack he would have been down two, but the finesse worke d John Grau. N. KAPPENED! EMJOY THE -- Sunday Henild By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY 0 ,i -- WIN AT BRIDGE ef - -- by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker POW TPE OTii4Eg flips T92 WINDOW - Friday, Jan. 17, 1975 BEETLE BAILEY 6 - .-.- - -- _____ -- -_- - -- � 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 17, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 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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U, 975 I S -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ____ 34—Ibile 31 —Apartments Furnished .ui,t,,wrt l.oht and F Ilr p,. .•itrr tsivn,h,w1 F Iihth (rf-,t,'. *-'rw t7i kit * h.tnre 10 A m ?PP 540 I flecfrenm Apartment II? French 've 5100 month Plus *25 deposit 177 0I7 or *7* 1*57 31A—EipIexes 1mm h. ,'n when II •• flnii-' P'.'.rt with a NOW 1FASIP New 'l(YIP,fl 1 ctry studio ApArt "mIt altr 'ivly furnished ( oenl.'ntf, located And i'eAsitif,,lly landscaped For in 'ivm,tion mall 377 0701 -------- - 7 - Upside lwn Building? (lean 7heiironm kitchen equipped. M MI, Adults only 1135 Other r ent a ls available CAILBART PFAI ESTATE. 372149$ 'atue werkinq man only No students, or p.'?', *91 377 3930 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W 2nd St .ii, pm 1 pr7 Bedrooms AdultS Only VEP;UE '.!OIiILE PARK S45 Park Drive, *70 up - P,iUti f or rent, scw'kroom 'torne. ISO a month 777 7077 or to S rw 177 *71)0 Ni ce A C A0rtment PARK APARTMENTS 17175 Park Avenue large lot, shade and fruit; SlID month Phnne 372 6761 BEDROOM home in excellent rontoo ituaterJ nn7 large lots Mv he ?nnefl commercial 5,11,75(1 Furnished efficiency not., ugstalrs. 3 hlks from town Call 373 5109 Aft" A TwoPtedroom, tamly room. CO. rice P. clean Fenced bock yard. 1 Child. no tt 377 u eneva — I Mary 7 bedroom',, tin furnished SilLs month TAFFEP PFA$ 665$ in I Bedroom, 1'? bath home in Fern Park, carpeted. draperies, fenced yard. Ike privilCOCS, near Sheppno church 1775 mo FORRESIGREENE INC. REALTORS 8306431 STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 2 PP. fenced yard. 3)50 Aduuts prele, red 371 5154 or 377 6620 125 33—Houses 1505 W. 25th St. SANFORD Furnished rOIIPIIPVIRAILERS Nice lot with trees, near S IC- 7 OR. 3175 mo .1 PP. Slit) rrw. *111(1 .lamaoe deposit Pu Pfl (I 1FF IORDAN REALTOR 3222090 Professionally Managed By ,0_ AW4 PEJORS' ~& 7 fl'droomfurr,iIhed house For Pen? Phone 372 7627. IM CA -4 0 8% [Z Z '' LI, iiigq JEg SALES BY KLPH c -, = 8 323-7140 321.0041 REALTORS. REAL ESTATE _____ ) 3 Mo.- 6 Mo. & 1 Year Leases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 11 2 Bdrm. Apts•Fum. or TAX (RE Dli - ., AM ----_ _______ REALTY INC JOHN SAULS AGENCY Unfum. DaysifllIfi Cfubft', Drapes SCarpetlng •Sep. Dining Rooms Eves 123 Oils Associate 7 Apartment biJdinq;, near town convenient to shopping dstrict Arid S.(t)l5 120 OW eAch. term s ayaiat,Ie For informatiOn call 123 3737 Highway 1742, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-8670 or 831.9777 Merchandise Nice Country K,n - Acriao. Just right for mini ranch or farmette. S acres. 315.000 Owner financed Hutch P51) 177 1564 I _- *Grand Opening* Fecellent location, zoned retail commercial, renovated 7 t#dlrCw'um cjrx4 f or home .IrIcI t'iitruejm *159(1) Hwy aturday. Sept. 27. 7 p.m. Look. Best Buy . I Bedroom, 11 ) bath. carpeted. refrigerator, stove, large fencer' Puarl yarn air $71500 I, omelite Chain Saw. excellent condition %140 with extra new chain 173 7317 - hil A chin I %t'% C Nest HAL COLBERT 7 Ormwer. like new, 525 172 $505 REALTYINC 201 E 25th St .373 7537 HAL COLBERT. REALTOR Fvei 377 0e17o 377 1517 IIIIIIIIIIIIII - P cliv fled with matching dresser, 1*5 Walker. *7; 109 Satwma Drive Sanford 3776777 YWI1CO OFFERS YOU Modern Living with a touch of --. mixes You' ve got it! modern conveniences with natural untouched surroundings 12 AND 3 BEDROOM HOMES A full $500 moving allowance when you buy a Crarada Towrihome at Sanoro • Move le5s and you keep the difference. See what a Qranaa Iownhozne has Over 3.650 square feet of Irving space . Including 3 bedrooms, 27j new I Heat . Air rn, jrnic Tile Baths ricidri Utility Room I 11 • Drv1$0, ( Cv1lIrtyrd Features to offer. . ct1 Cirpøtinq Throughout • M'trl.rn Equipped Kitchen • fli,t side Storage • baths and plenty of closets A private courtyard entrance, enclosed patio grage with electric doors. and air, color'coordimated kitchen and much more Ccmp'et, rcre)toral tacite' mjr,Lireel by the Sanora Horn" nets A**ocitto. On closing we pay your initial fee ($400) and first year's membership to Ma:ch 1, 1976. Prices rang. from $36,900 to $36500. Move in for as titUs as 5% down with financing at 7,75% (A. P.R.) or 7.25% (APR.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly maintenance fag coverS lawn care, water, sewer, trash collic. lion, etiactIwaI instuaeca and outside liability, Granada Townhotnes qualify for the 5% tax credit garden, Iwo-car central heat flrnf.s'cjqr5 L a nd s caping • Privately Fenced Rear Yard 95% CONVENMNU DIRECTIONS: 8% VA.NO DOWN West on 25th Street ')IS tiwy tr,i to \ P idq.Wood Ave. F How Signs 'V '.. '" 'Oflhl b;pi'eI Sep?oribi )0,197$ :7.; / /, \ SALES BY hA KISH REAL ESTATE Granada ' j '. -if I I..i '•. I ~ __ 121, CAUJMT l! [STATE. Reil (thu - , . Rsokv coop insted. Pri5or islet ffic ; I is 7 Most" to lofty I 1* Sleordip £ $e'Mey: Pts. (3Q57 322 1721 1234O - ' . oo _________________ . ISS We Buy Furniture 19,4 Hrwne4 Hatchback air. auto trarit . man *p',i'#I', extr&',, p "ru" 171 ASA? __, WAnled to bu y used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry. Hwy 17 37. 1301204. is 11700 Our prIce. *1395 37) 1370 "' Dealer 'lv A.'Ipnr,u',m inst011ed Also music , CASH 322-4132 intercom naging system', New Or For used furniture appliances tools. CASH u"ld rnnctri'rtion etc Buy I or 100 1 items Larry's For Your Junk Cars (e',ithe'ast Video Mart, 715 Sanford Ave 373W3 COLOR TV.III9SMONTH -1963 Chev rolet El Camino. low RENTALPURCPIASEPLAN ANTIQUES mileage, Small VI, auto trans., 64.1)006 ______________________ 'PjeCqOrHOutefull PS, alt. lmmaciylafe tondIfior, CASH 373 4375 throughout 11.0 or beit off or 54-Garage Sales Phone $677706 after 4pm are were ;irrested in connection witli the three month investigation. , - Onelof the suspects, Jaines Arthur Onie, 26-year-old Orlando carpenter. pleaded guilt), in ,I burglary case and was listed at. a state witness against other defendants after plea negotiations that resulted in tlw dropping of other charges against Onie. Crowder Is accused of buying and selling a itolen S15,0oo motor home that was seized when another suspect was arrested. Defense attorney EthI3 nd T. 9 tOA 1116 E 70th St flUIsUUII :% . Carport Sale Saturday and Stft"dIy no frost refrigerator electric ran:: Automatic washer 107 East 23rd 373 Buick 1 ,Sabr rf (trhe's? offer or 377 7371 after 5 FRIDAY 7 30 P M Two real nice wicker putch swings Automatic esectric dryer. bisli. fit . Phone 171 1247 — ir"sts. couch. coiortd & black & wt1iffi, TV's dishes. glassware. CARPORT SALE. Loch Arbor sectior 119 Crystal Drive Sal Items of all kinds %? .ISO 4 1N;OlthmiI,447 : WS in ml i AMC 'ii Hornet Hatchback Camel wirn hrown nn',tr.pes. top con dillon I OW miles *7900 5)0 7333 ______________ service W11 auction f4wv IA West Sanford 371 55—Boats & Accessories 1WEI Camino. 000ti condition, plo; extra', 372 *39lbe'for.$'3Oa m. or alter S p m __________ 15' PunlyiuI, fiberglas canvas top. 50 HP Mercur,c, engine & excellent shave & ready to go Good trailer. *195 3771067 - -- 75—Recreational Vehicles rn 1967 Old', D'elmont , new nsDec?lon.t S275 3776467 -----197(1 ISland.', motor Nflfl'iC n S i rific.' de to lines', Call 171 MA 1971 Carav.Ile $6' Rowrider, is HP Fvinrude, immaculate cond Includm All salely L ski equip . 1961 Arman &hla. yellow, transmission, exceotbonally clean Pope. in i6si S1.395 Call Don Dealer 76-Auto Parts 57.545 373 3913 'ifecondMorwo Batteries. It? 95— 19?7 cj4.am SWI Torino, AM FM Stereo, blue w while vinyl fop ctianae REEL'S BODY SHOP. 377 5941 Craiger maqi 1109 Sanford Ave . . .. 4 i~w ? , BUSINESS DIRECTORY or 0 , nie 4 41 iI Aluminum — AroundThzyClock IA ('alendar 5A IC GD Comics -'I ,,,,,,, Crossword Editorial DearAbby I)r, Lamb horoscope hospital Sports Prei*ure Cleaning dmmh~ t. - ___________ h . r :j,._ , ' : ' t il' ., ..jj" . - -_ &rv ' .' 1 — • - ________ ______ PENNIES FOR A GOOD CAUSE Students diroughout Seminole County are holding a -Great Copper Caper" to collect pennies for United Way. Adult Girl Scout leatk-rs afe responsible for picking up the pennies at lbe 39 schools In the county. Here, Tiffany Seibold, Trey Selbold and (rnnt Spiholti ileft In rlohlt toIc hi,',u ,,,,tIln rii.nl 1.. *. ..a Barnett flank of Seminole County %hile Girl Scout Leader SIrs. Anita 11rittain and Barnett Vlee President Gene E. Williams look ald . lf hy Bill %Inu'nt Jr.j • r flulldosing, Excavating, Ditch Work Fill dirt, top %o.i 377 9i) Srr"r - f','i( a oto R00filig I ar Clar,nu, fill Umrt, lay. rock, All klnd',f d'qgnq House traite.1 5 I •r'rrt rr.-f rrçi.t.r flat rfs or '-P'rniem All work quardotneti Peanuts More Than By AUDIE MURPHY IIeral1Staff Writer and was still working a,s a - A Comic ________________________________ . _ e*'. I . .. . , air-c' ondifiorling, family rooms, nianship meets required additional baths and dish. standards, ,Aashers optional features. ne Wbain will make machinery txllnes will also have garages. -..__&AW dii.- ision. Odhain pointed out i--. ,to "give people what they want, schat they can afford and let (Continued On Page 2-A) '.. M4WM . _~_I _1~_--- . —, - w attention on the development within. screening out what the _. ,~~_i ~~- - ____ i - ) . . r, iht.'lated Story Page $ M All types a stirs Werepaira nd se,ivre STINE MACHINE & •) SUPPLY CO. 707W 2nd St ___ RU Dc. t I 't IM ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7562 Park Drive 177 $465 'it RED FROM (Dl --------- THE _____ ARE VALUES WANT AD --- WITH rI _,.A._ . . . . ra , . ' . ' -. I) eanut "Peanuts tire an iinj)uise ltt'IlI. People buy them when first year r-'"'-'.- ('__. .' -. . _____ _________ - . - ±' -16 : ____ ______ ______ .i'.. ,,. ' ______ ____ _____________ I - __ -.z-:e'- --- :Zi-'us,'.'.'j:J L4-",, 1' :. L on r. - - ___________ they see them at the counter. _________________ F "I figure I'll do a quarter- il - __ __`!; nlilllon dollars in business this tight, people watch their sear. I want to expand into spending itton' carefully." ' i.. • ,. V L1 . k iit's h.Igs Pt'iIIlUIs at inlurd Airport factIII'S " M 's".' behind. On a hurricane intensity scale of I to 5, the hurricane that rose out of the Gulf of Mexico to smack Florida ssith 130 iidle-an-hour winds rated a 3 That OS good enough, officials from Fort Walton Beach to Paltanla City said. to wreak (L'InliIges ('StifliLltCd at $150 million. %'hiile not ranking among the most .severe storms hut the United States, Eloise's short but sictous life offered a textbook example of the dangers thi..t lurk in the Athir.tic and lesser bodies of cc arm ater from June to Noventk'r, It earned its name in the Atlantic east of Puerto ltieo Sent. 11 schen its ssinds tl fit nh - rpzieht'ud -IIinhlnLl for designation as a tropical storm. Like all hurricanes awl their cousins, the typhoons, Eloise the Infant tropical deprossion came Into iwtng ss hen funned around a lot. peessure "" 1 to cc --------------- i ---'-----' e ot a ers From Storms [: tvnter, ,NllA.N11 i Mli - flurricane Elovw is gone froin Florida's panhandle now. A calling card of debris :,nci ,uip,,ig,rauc flint t'.,iii,i Ii'i'gi inn '''u" •i.j tJII !tI I - Q 322 2611 831 9993 - ___ ___________ 0 WELL $ DRILLED PUMPS SPRIP,'KLFR SYSTEMS ianfordnusinessMach ,nes 377$ - count the United States," disthutors as employcs," Bates said he plans to itiake 'l'tic' distributors sign a :rips to Atlanta . KnovjIle, contract to represent Bates Ctncinnattt, and Louisville to l'eariuts Products lfl their UI) distributorships. territory, then buy their "Bu' I don't want the cornpe anuLs (ruin the company. TIle pany to grow so fast that it runs size of territories vary. hOC instead of mc run"ung the ''It depends where they company," he said O," Hates said. "One fellow Bates admits that even his covers the Tanipa-St. Peter. enterprise Is not sbur1' area. Another titan his recession-proof. Duval county." Bates said Ili- grossed $12,M) tioise* uextbook Lxa Papering Professlcnalwat. Pest Control , OU the and the firiii has roaster can handle 100 been growing ever since. provers takes 12 hours. PAUL SLATER - - 1 ~I . ,A .. — 'We seryce all moles an models" - 1'1U S4'rvlCe A Hurricane Explained ______________ Well- - Bates, who was a fireman in painteda briglit red, wlijte and of peanulsat a tinie. The boiling The Origins Of Pl50N't, 5'tOF SHOP. 771 E SO 377 3997 Come see us for Shoe r?PAir,no Orthopedic work & ii ,e.r' All leather noons Wall Oh-I ICf, MACHINES -- t__ t.'A14J 11W ex •hL She. I - i mory is required down and no vehicles serving the homes. veto at architecture, are to sell (losing costs are thared under im wall concept, . in the 124.900 to $28,900 price VA 1inar1ng. r'puL'ir in the Cclusive range. Under FHA fln*ncing, developments was today, Average lot sizes will Odham said, the buyer can tb originated th is area by measure 65 feet by 110 feet. someor all of theyard work and Øtlhatn more than 20 years ago Odhaii, said the houses will crime or all of the painting The wall idea to eliminate have 1.100 square feet of ceo. oard the dossn payment t*.itside areas, thus focusing trallv heated living area, ssiU long as the quality of the work- Character l)l0%&'S—"it 70%. North and northeast winds littge cooking pots and fiel(I feet, providing 4,000 square pounds at a little. It tak" orkStoves. frlfl, 10 to 15 mph. and a half-hours to roast that Complete details and tides "it was rough. I did all the The heart of tile peanut many peanuts. pr(xoj)eraioncoin-liatus comrxin% has 13 em- ___________________ MOWING Business itl( _____ figure I'll do a quarter-million dol. Ia rs in business this year." — Jack R. Bates fireman." 0Tndo for six years, visited an blue. Each part of the double highs in the low to mid SOs Lows In the upper 60* and low army surplus store to obtain structure measures 20 by 100 1 1 95 I _i 'iiIItlnl'..'r cc i' ii'i •'.................... It's Big Business To Sanford's Jack Bates " Parily cloudy all day today. 'r',,e dj hAy? need Of , ut c.r want .icis rvery day C&A Backhoe Service CI4EJ.P 373 7920 or 372 7579at ter 4 a,let'ra in - _____________________________________________ for trainees, Nome Improvements' ROWE SEPTIC TANK lcef"ed. Bonded, Insured Con crete SepIl tanks, installations, P. tankspumped 3 77 ____ li_____________I -- Buck Thrunij', Erpr i%tjrn0t15 Ph 372 6*13 & Son. IS)? Bell Ave, Phone 377 2976 be$Wagn 4 KidS ottgrow the Swing et or small) AnfiQOm Y( I?' !I TheSe idle itCOiS with Carpentry. Remo(ieling.AJdiipn want ao To Place your ad. Call A Custom Work Licensed, Bonded. P red your Qt551.Ctst7 Prompt And S'OI'f friendly CIhSs,fied got at The Eree estimate, 37,3 3$. dependent ServIce *7 a nd I'I 77 H,ttd 377 76)). or oil 993) rr' 'Iir'.r I IIXUIIY ITEMS FOR I I tP/.rTlrjpj OF THEIR COST " tODAY'S WAN T A DS! Drilling I SOLAR HEATING AND WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS Call Phil Gonlaler )c'S 373 39,39 ' _____________________ - Aaat a'i.ntrI $) . 1* ________ ________ yth,i '.'C'?,if'IQ ()i',,(ing, [5ck h.)e Custø4-, hay baleing, Light ic,'rrj 777 ,tt,., ___ ______ RA? 0111 -- - _______ ' -- I I i. _____ —o-.-- in Spanish, contemporary and - ______ ___ so AP4VCAU*,a ('J ADA(F - ' available for those desiring to k their own yard preparation. The subdivision layout calls for the new community to be completely "walled in" with homes developed on short culde-sacs branching from a No money is required down and no closin g costs are charged under VA housing. (Veterans announced this week. First phase of the planned drainage City sewer and wa'ir 250-home development on a 60. them make the decision ch,it *ill lx supplied acre tract, south of sanora and this is %W)Ile the development ,A ill bounded b Sanford Avenue Financing will be available not have a guard at its en. and Cornwall, is to have 15 Illrough the Veterans trance. by being "walled-in", houses. Administration (VA) and the through traffi-, will be The two, three and four- F' ed e r a I Ito u s i n g t'lirn,nated Ifi Sonora South ,jt-~ - - r ________ ______ -Ajr- - ; .. : . / - . " ' *, " - --_____ ______ _____ t ~_ - - I t;t' any st You " Rates buys his raw peanuts ,, 3C Back in 1960, it occurred to from warehouses in Virginia. /. &A CL EAN ALL .. SA Jack H. Bates that boiled Al his plant at the Sanford 8A peanuts were hard to find. And Mrporthe boi or roasts them RUDDY'S HOME I M PROv C 321 i* IENT ALL TYPES OF CAR SA Bates knew that people like packages them and ShipS them ________________________ PENTRY AND REPAIRS A Small Classified Ad orings big 3 1238 boiled peanuts. to distributors throughout 1331 rptumn', Try one and 5CC CitI That was (tie Bates Florida 6-7•MD Telesision Interri, 7611 or 1)1939,3 F,tprir Plastering 1-2-3(' Peanut Products. Plaster riaI(h,u'a & simulated __________________________________ Wurnt'ti t 'tile plant. formerly a Navy Ixi of two A. 5t()fl0 .te:Alty ) pieces of equip WEATHER "I didn't see very many finance building once used by tliCflt. Radio _____ Saturday's high 83. Overnight people selling them, I figured supersalesman Glenn Turner i'hi' cavernous boiler i ___________________ If I'd sell them myself," he said, as a hostel P'ai,n ri'tlriiily fri.icj (11, low 6L capable of cooking 1,000 pounds STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work ___________ _rw Land _Maintenance SF,'tPlr)l F clEFt (0 I Pat Care PET REST INN B oa rding I Grooming Ph 3 77 1057 Need he lp ,'vt?p,t SAttirday windows Ptung tcr,rel, work .'t( f3y the hour or ifç mb 377 935 I . Of STORAGE BUILDING Peoti, Treated Timber. Thermal set prcty5t'q finish nypc gaty steel SPECIALIZE INLOWCOST Easy Budget Terms Available Construction of a new subdivision of homes — Sanora South — is scheduled to begin within the next 60 days, developer J. Brailey Odham .I __ _ ________________ ______________ start of ownumgl ''-' - b "' ______________________________ . 41111111111b_~ Inter int. F'er4o Pa.nting. 2S years experience, ,atso minor repa1r', v VftiqkmAn 665 *770 Screevu ,":jiLffl yr ,,;"kr1iviczinn By DONNA ESTF.S Herald Staff Writer r /' ( Continued on Page -A W'11 l l Be Built Here ,, . Incident was heing investigated by (lie t Continued on Page 2-A I Toda y Home Improvements -----I f. [)cwr Screens Cuttc.rci macli' Repac Dsuctjnt Prices 3776670 thrr,' 'I .7 I i V..,.. i.. nrnp- In the second trial scheduled - -_ AIR CONDITIONING. PEFRtGERATI ON, DUCT WORK 71 hour service, All male', DYYFS AIR (T0P4 DiT lOPIlPIG, 771 PIll against the Crowders, in connection with the (heft ring, continuances have been granted in trials until the week of Oct. 13. to JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY en?ral Heat P. Air Condition ing, For free estimates, Call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford. 372 1771 Also in the court file are doemnents purporting to be transcripts of conversations with Crowder and his wife about the inotor horne and how it was bout and sold, Sheriff's I.t. It."'. Parker said some 1,600 telephone calis were monitored with a wiretap device that automatically records the times of calls and t he number dialed. L-t__ -4 n' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Air _Conditioning the electronic eavesdropping was going on. / ' I .g .-'e. bomb threat called into the Sanford Law ki,th ,Ina.l,n I t.r.,,i,l /--~ ~ _Ipor ~ ! testimony from an out-of-state witness in the case. __________________ ____________________ Enforcemew ('etiter at 815 S. Fr( 's5iturdas morning Forced polite If) C%J(Uate iIl i ,rs rfrom s. Pron ahi , it it J \uones reported a II was received front an tiiiidentlfied male voice at 1: 1:1 a.m. and the Sanford 111re Department and "necessary personnel" were notified immediateh'. 0114' fE'lll uP nrli.nnpr (nit! 5sptiiinni ( nllntt sheriff's deputies she'ihought Ike," rclerring to (he Julie 9 County Jail lire. ll II prisoners %sere nio'ed out of the city jail and transferred to (he County Jail Iacity, teniporarily, %% here six received their first court apIearaIl''s earlier than scheduled. City Dispatcher Laura Nicks said the prisoners %%ere (,N,pected to he returneti to [fie City Jail iater in the tIa. , n,`e police station building and grounds were thoroughly searched by police and firemen. but no '-"i" Cl was a residence and the other was a business." .11 ____,____ - ;I I ''i' 'C V Small V 1. Automatic, air Phone Ill ----~—~—~=39—MEFZE;~~--~Z-E~~m- I Herald Stall Writer 1970 AMC P.h.l (i*Ii 72—Auction bug" 1)hiced on ' a probauork,'r who talked with the Crowders continuance Woolfolk has filed a InoLion askin prosecution to produce records and transcripts of a wiretap on Crowder's telephone from July 25 Uougti midnight August a. B'.J0E1SKItEN _____________________________ (A, by Woolf olk, - property. ________________________ cLoDno? - cuit judge Virgil B. Conkling. At_~o (in file is a motion for a . . - Connection witil til Ihree monIh I to other documents in the file, were recorded by agents monjtorin~! ,I tiny radio -Lx~idy persons were a rrested 1)1-'f")re ( -'Irct"t J"(194-- Joe A. Cowart in one of eight ca accuiing hiin of buying, receiving and concealing stolen The conversations, according hearing has been set on the request for Oct. 3, before Cu- Sheriff's agents haven't revealed locations of wiretaps used for a month in the theft rmg prob.~, e*xcq)t to ,;I) , ,:-1 Thirteen schedtiled for trial Illis %%-eek Ja'iol At Sanford PD 1977 Tnvftta 7 dr , to* ernonmv specIal Average retail ______________________________ was recovered. TIdt-teen persons P Court records indicate a Bomb Threat - _____ 1971 Pinto. automatic, factory air . 5935 P71 5570 or $34 4109 Dealer DAVES' 37,39370 attorneys dum-ii—i, Donald Crowder, 44-year-old operator of the Rendezvous Bar,' Altamonte Springs, Is merchandise valued at $30,000 Sheriff'3 agents, utilizing court-ordered wiretaps and the services of a "bugged" probationer, gathered evidence that resulted in raids in Orange and Seminole Counties Aug. IS, U" Why store it and forget it? Sell itand forget it with a Classified Ad 372 76)). Au $176. Winter Park Celor IV*% from %so. D&W. from $ 'S. Service all makes. HERBS TV 1200 S French. 373 1731 [ Eua4 P$ousia O4f1ve,t,fl. rev.. H'.flua3 Lender fleflary,**a - - TownhoIm M ItS (...,s k.,I..,..d e.v,ê.. r,...,a " 7U0 3230041 .l. . - -- . in for Each Model '' - - 53-TV- Radio-Stereo ,,, For the P',?' •ri,'', ,sPn cl'c',ri I rlre(lI full time lu'w'ihlii'rpi'r Financial statements And Ian reports 531 7604 the old. Woodmere - F..00'IEYAPPLIANCES373 06,; Bookkupbsg SIFYkS 1 16,900 6 B&D Aufomative Sanld)73 1733 ORIE?4TAL RUGS WANTED Too prices paid. used. any condition irs STARTING AT Defense '61 (hrler Newoort, ioaded lies -. -- -. -. 68-Wanted to BUY KENMORE WASHER, service, used machines - in which agents said stolen sreking d e lit .~,.~ in trials docketed this week fr two men charged in connection with an alleged $1-miflionn year "stealto-order" theft ring. & ---' 01141 ITY APPLIANCES AT BARGAIN PRICES, SANFORD AUCTION. 37 3 7310 TOWFfl' Ii[.stJTy SALON (forr',r,i, ilir,,'lt 4, Fi".i ) l, N'-,,'i. t S1f LUXURY LIVING ,6A nld,% Vista Crojisel, wagon GORMLV'c F 18 Beauty Care SOMETHING UNIQUE! ((I '' - . By BOB l.LOYI) hlerald Staff Writer . - 'M C he vrolet lmpta, loaded 95 Pitl,iq Gelding, cx fW.'t rider, 5100 373 7)04 '64R,mirk Sport Wagon, loaded $495, 0 Steal To Order Ring Trials On Ta This Week It rOut --. 4 Payton Realty 0 4 JIM DANDY JAll FEED 46 Aucon Gallery I', Ml fastof I Sanford. Fa 1779719 .ntrat Florida Pta; never seen a rnllpc?lo,'i (If antigues. collectable P. tine old fa'h•oned furniture like this all limier one roof, and to be sold to the higheSt bidder Rig Real Estate Broker 377 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 37 1 A 'l'r -- - SO—Miscellaneous for Sale Busy Highway 4 USED CARS ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy 1797 ___ ________________________ 66--Horses .,, tra Pd.' Attorneys Seek Delays For Suspects ______ ______________________________ We Buy Furniture carpet, central beat P. Air, utility room, narac,.' *11.900 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________ inhIerl Mo-dilerrAneam China ' 1 fle'dcoon. 2 bath. " i's like pennin from heaven wten you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad Apdrflpo SEWING CENTER 1(17 East I' irt, Downtown Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents _-_' - Mill (%7 4WPIPI1 drive pick up. 1 speed. '7) International, short bed, heavy runniryi gear 51900 373 3695 -__ MA,IFSTIC OAKS- I Acre home SPARIct ING P OOL I LOVCIY I OR, 7 Site' run paverl road 570000 nein mmmc Ex clean with Pf ('tll(1l0P4Spacious combInation garage game room hedrnnmn, 7 bath executive home. Pea Real F%14'r Broker Fconnmicnl gas heat, roof lust 2 watltnwall carpel. fireplace & 171 OM(1 177 7744 171 5711 373 7*95 vrs old' A real bputyl many n'trA FIVE REORCOMS - firlecortdition. 3222420 Anytime rear downtown $74.900 MINI FARM- S Acres. tilts drained Your MLS Agency farm land, *73.000 THREE REDROOM — labuIou REALTORS ?S6S Park Dr t'vy with space galore, mid 570's FANTASTIC POOL-- '1 bedroom, 2 1 fladrrinmn home, fully furnished. t'atti. family room, game room. ('H 57*900 Phone 37,3. en,ilppecl kItchen. 7.700 sq It Harold Hall Realty rr".I cnIl $47,300 REALTOR 373 5771 IN ('liv.Oak shaded, OIIIFT AREA SANFORD )70'wIll' building lot •,.aoo FHA APPROVED-.- Minimum dow n I sroe h'droorn With lovely eat-in payn-.ant, 3 b4drclom, It: bath. N itchpin. and brick fireplace in After lit; call PEAITOR.Associa?e central ha. carpetetj, fenced, family room Caroet & many Jo McDaniel 1776.116 trsm Close to schools and MIS—REALTORS churches 57*000 321.0041 PFDIJCED %2.ACO-lOveIy home in ---CailBart Real Estate WvIrnwr,nd. 7 bedroom. 1 bath. — dining & Florida roomsr double oi.t trio i'c-i '. 42-MObile Homes lot, well landscaped with large --______ oak; *71.300 FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD GREGORY MOBILE HOMES I Orated In Sunland Estates, 3 310) Orlando Drive Stemper Realty tw-droom with family room. Z,100* Sanford)?) 5700 covered patio with barbecue, Central Florida's yard. lust r fenced educed *1.000 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 46-Commercial Prorty The hem? buy at *77.500 ]7139410 327 1991 1919S Fren ch 377737,3fl I96.3flII1 Larry Saxon, Realtor SFMIPIOLE CO Acreage tracts. 372 1959, 372 1)6.1 small and large *7-000 per SC. e Arid L'P ie'rry Realty,. Realtor 621 HUNT . Commercial Properties ('ill 7$71Pu'kflr 'i7? 71i5 Homes, Lots REALTOR AFTERtIRS 47—Real Estate Wanted And 3771991 111`7 9704 3770641 Acreage 7 Bedroom. air conditioned. fenced Have buyer for 3 bedroom modern constructed home In 170.030 JOHN KPtDER, 4 5Oc yard. 1901 Summeclin Ave 11.900 N'rket In Sanford Call Jeff make Or nftr 377 3197 W. Garnet t White William. Kimber Really. 61747. (1497 (U Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford 32'? lilt ,Sodernizing y,)ur Home? Sell no lde'I location for auction barn and longer needed but useful items BEAUTIFUL HOME storage'. with apartment and with a Classified Ad. 3 Vt', old. 'I bedroom. i "Ili. Separate living auarters 117,000 fenced yard assume mortgage And rio qualifying 7 Mt mor All owoer financed with easy terms WITT frAI rsJ CVI I I r LaSL i y tome 41 On Lake. Free looting IPool 6 THE (0141 RAC r O. 32Iunday,S!ber2$ 1975 _______ _________________________ N &A "#- At 8306813 Rural IV\4J - 'SANrORD'S SAL tS LEADER" A STONED HOUSE!t If you ap J'wPriate ston* work. ou'll love this arge custom 3 BR on almost an acre zoned for hor3es Vn'.'Il love It , Onl 131000 68th Year, ', 79—Trucks-Trailers Mr—Pets. Supplies Kish Real Estate . - MODELS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION TAX CREDIT APPLIES , COPVENTIpA I FINANCINØ '1Mo DOWN 950 AVAILABLE EACII Weodmere Home Features Central Heat And (t.. .'.t4.. &..i_ ••• ••• ii IViU re.). And Outside Storage, Medics EquIpped KItchon, Privattly Ftnctd Rest Yard And Mere t i t Come On Out And 5*0 For Yourself, Realty Ili 4 Assume Payments I _______________ 616,,900 by An .'iiiiftned lii.' 'Pt' Luxury Patio Apartments . - __ -______ ________ ___________ Pjitt 1 pIra sofa & .'haIr. Corner tAt'Ie'*. 4'wl'renl.rtatile 3331011 home NFAI AS A 7 hedroam home, kitchen air. 517.250 PIN Gardens Stenstrom _______ F RE F KIT TENS to good homeS, 1971 t pick on Chevy 10. 6 cyl flood '.vi Cal; aPes' S p m . 323 traiaht sti(k *' steel bed. Excel 571*. 11* h-lays Drive cOrd SI 199 *11 (.555 5 fli' 7 ( 7,tij in t ,ibifli't, I needle fr lIh-f Ic lflv.iP,t 41 , mo, female. 1965 With', pickup truck. 1 wheel position, twin needle front n.'rm P. litter traIned, 550 371 drive with worn locking hubs: deluxe sewing machine 5.171) tie', 'ni 1t5 Paw halanr.rifVlrs, lOpayme'nI; ________________________ Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS - -' SANFORD-- 3 bedroom. 7 bath home, shady yard. Air c onditioner, 37) 6151 0 — Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 1) SOper day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 31—Household Goods WE TAKE TRADES TAFFER REALTY Prii Itptl Estate (trokr flj.' f 751h ci 9 cr PV I ARflF 1 bl'drocirn hOme yth nice nard.'n spot In Qood locatIon *11)000 Room cottage, clean, close in, and flrlyate *15 month Ppwyi.' I" A71,1 FROM ___________________ : _., good buys - -. I AK F MARY-- I bedroom. I', bath home with central heat P. air. nice trees, walk to elementary, bicycle In cnlleqc VA available 121.500 373 0l or 373 0517 eves -1 41—Houses 7 t3r1ronm house lust outside city. I /IKE MARY- New 3 bdrm homes Make color selection s Paved streets, City water, $21.900 with only *700 down Government finanrino *111649 Builder payment, monthly payments let than rent Government %ub',idii to Qualified buyers Call to see you qualify' M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Brok er *03W IS? St Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for 62—Lawn-Garden K lichen Bathroom CAbunt, Count er tops, Sinks Installatmon avail ms Able fl time - ('),hsiS 3716123 Plights 777 7152 New houses ma tur,i arrI Noc1o.s - ----- BROKERS Th in,'rci I4nt" '& is. uuv ills. pm SUNDAY EDITION I , - 73—Mtorcyc$es " ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. ' iet tm wniie * * - 1974 V,smana RD 350. 1&R'S. C0'i C'aran, flo,ir 1* w.de 7' long roll ' '"' -. tinentaI tire's O'AQ t,.ir5, excellent type. all m"tal rnmoletr. with All Special Shrub Ana garden sprayers. rOod, 1*7% 371 0935 eves or hardware *11S 1100 W. Phone 177 $61 95 cents ea. GardenLand. __ 9619 -tstSt,3736O 5lnner ss'winq machine in cabinet 1912 Honda 125 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES with Pw'csrh, *541 Phone 3777764 Wocidruif's Garden Center %I SC (.ini C..se holds to guns, glass en 601 Celery Ave, Sa.tfotd 177 6167 closed with trick 7 storage _______________ -'-'--'-MotorycIe Insurance drawers with ln.'ks *173 Riding BLAIR AGFNCY 64—Equipment for Rent lawn mower. 74". A HP Huffy, I vrs old IlVi: 377 79*1 _____________323 381A _____ RAYMOPIOM BALL Req Real Estate Broker 77 2 Se.il Aft Mrs 377 7737 *17W 11 1 St , Sanford GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC 37—BusinessProperty P,Snvtern 7 lIP. la rge Wrec,lfd porch. rarpnrt, utility cm • kit c hen t'Ct.ipredl fruit & shade trees. SIN 1' Pool Tahiti rue rack & cueS, nerds new rover %1P1 1779161 BALLREALTY JOHNNY WALKER Ardroorn with cer.tral air. no pets. -------- 177 1917 For 5ae or Rent - 3 bedroom. 1 bath, kitchen equipped. air. lake view' *1*900 Phone 675 4365 ("' Real Estate - fIre furniShed apt — tinsic,. ' WE BUY JUNK CAPS 171 5,44 - rty-çb (e.('utivr Urik rim & ch,'iIrS. secretarial desks P. Chairs, straight chairs, filing tahinets. as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S (asselberry. 17 97,8110 4206 "' FULLER BRUSH P. bath. nvw garage, Price *i.SOfl On 46 & Old Mo,ic'm Pd 173 9079 C1!flO it and D'iV 51 f' We bili d it •irvt rnitr.'t Our deSire is plea'i' soti at .in .itfo,dabIe pric _________________ .lie Mary S room 3226457 5150 month plus depoilt 373 S2 FIVA RIVER Adult ork r.'roo fithin .'iflQ And rrnonipomn ttnre Surrounded by tPA1'tifiut n.ik hId (SOrOSS IrpeS 177 417(1 3 Prdroom 1 bath carport, big fenced yard, swimming pool I btk from t.'hol 719 Vehten Road 317 Clean I bedroom apt. Air, 77( Park $1 IS *11 41)5 )(11F.' *11 1170 H.'i'.' T,Mt..r I ak.' Jcssuo area (all cncm • All *110 32—Houses Unfurnished - Crank Realty. ReaIt Cnc1 lishipo) C,.'t all the equipment biM' 114" for those big one', with a Ant Ad I AkE MARY 7 OR duoei. kit rhrn .'nipo.'d Carpeted. central heat P. ar. 11'I.O c*r mo FOPRES1 (REENE INC 313 1c1 REALTOR fl? *970 i.i'flnv' hed,cyim furfliStPd AD?', 'wntalm mowenient location neat for rId." (nijOiCt $31 09 545 icics Tim, heOrricim turn or urlurfl Ad.lt% rwt4pqred (Curt, deposit. 371 cAci nr 177 M70 -, •sn tnlu%ta) .'(iprjty D"pot Requi red , 77—Jw* Used office furniturP WILSON MAIEP FIIWNITIJRF BUY •.. SELL - TRADE )I1 31S[ First St. 372 Sfl 3227643 IRR (onvrnlent In SctrnoI & Shopping SANrOROMOBILE PARKS. INC (San Mn Central) OrlAndoDriv 373 19)0 proflir'.. - MOSS IE C. BATEMAN 'len Real Estate tlrorer ' CHILDREN WELCOME '.1rnim 7A11 Elm Sanlcwd Non.'l 119 iq,i %(.'fl Or.' p -- 311 9tY 1 RP handyman's 'II " •'tl assumi OW 1 PP 7 ti,ltti I Ira Ar re 57% 9j WEEKLY RATES 1 Prmfi,rnRh,w1aoa,t m erit : ,w1ull rlv On month (all 7 *967 Air c1ttnI •4firinc ApArt mnnt (all 10 A m to 7 0 m 372 7711 Ic 7P.1BP MOBILE HOMES F ,.ro, h,'.c1 mr lt,dnq Utiht .'., I 41—Houses L 31—Apartments Furnished A,"nthlv RIflIIii 1135*1!0- Color TV iUALIT\'UN - NORTH 1 4&5R431 Longwood Homes '''r''' cyclonic circulation motion, (K-ean surface air Was gulped in as fuel for movement. Winds increased In first tropical storm strength and then It) 74 m.p.h. a hurricane. "It's not very easy to explain in la,nan's tentis lsss a hurricane is born," forecaster Paul Hebert the National Hurricane Center here said Wednes11:1%' "11)01's because it's not very' easy to explain in scientific terms. ''Wunnss thaIi %SOI'OI, iiiuist sourceof energy the (ICt'Of) - S needed. And the low pressure center Iliust be there. But it's really not clear just how a loss pressure systuit is Iormed ...or sstiy tnly one out ,if 10 tropical disturbances traveling (he Atlantic (luring the five-month hurricane season turn into hurricanes." - 0, .. $071 ...II,......I to U1, I.)IUIJ I" • iJi'l II4.IIItIIU1I tIJRU Tracking Chart Symbols Tllt It's ,int ttiintired if tItles \ t'r triiptt'.tl 'itn .11111 1xills in wotst air froii, the iw.van surfact, tllssards a loss preure center. "At OILS air converges near the center the e% e. all lit rises, condenses the moisture it carnes, and releases th e latent heat sshich Is the fuel that drives s of the hurricane." - By the time Eloise hit Puerto Rico and skipped across the Caribbean (it (lit' Doitiiruc'an Repoblic ccas a hurricane. Its ccinds and the rain produced by SiIIL1, IUUII1VI tiurriciltIe center director Robert II. Simpson gave ii definition ti*nst forecasters refer to: "A hurricape is essentially a gigantic atIt ''spheric heat pimp,'' lie said, ''whose intake (he tocct,ring cloud iiiasses it carried killed 42 1*'rs ns ,iml left thousands homeless on the Isso islands, But the storm cceakened cchen Its ssinds ran into friction in (\iba's high lnount.ain ranges. It limped into Mexico's Yucatan peninsula with s ilkis bards at tropical storm level but. emerging into (lx' ssarnl ssaters of the Gulf, its hurICane strength ccould soc,n tie ietxirn. ''It cc as all fairly predictable," Hebert said. Kkse charctd north toss rd the U.S. (;,,If t ,t't, ftst l ,it !i1,;,, t 5. `_ [~_____- ikorthcast%ard. it •hctable phenonienon - storm tide or surge. A hurricane's n.ights sc inils pushes up the oce iu before thelli. cc hipping the ccaters into a frenzied Iteflift't'. u ssas Eloise's surge that flooded many doss ntoccn streets of coastal cities and Gulf-side high550)5. But had expected even greater luirrieane of such size, Ill &'ntemiibt'r of 1900, a hurricane's surge ttriiccmwti 5.0W irsons if) Galveston. Tt'x. 'tides there rose four feet in a mt'atter of seconds. fruiii foret-asters it H [lilt Itu ct residents in the resort areas and retireit .i'nt ti it ii unities hit hr Elcist' ktecc little a h-lit such oct urenet's, forecasters say. The area hail t'scalk'lI a tiiajor storm hit for nearly 40 years. 'the satite is true throughout the south's )lIlrrle'ilnt.j)r(ine ilt&'Lt'i ''Dor Jo1) of educating Dccc resider.s Is never. ending," said litirricane center direvOr Neil Frank. 'It's Important that everyone cc ho c'ntilii be affected kits ii,t 5 11 -tUb ;t. poSsible P. Lf- �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - GNWENWNNW~ Sunday, Sip?. 21. I75 - - — Carl Barber Tries To Save Unpaid Bills Cause Hassle I Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Crop Sunday, Sept. 25, 175-3A __ A~111111 ~ l Grant Recommends Woodward For Road NA11ON IN BRIEF Congressmen Seek Material S 'S LJJ..J Ford Reluctant To Give out Formal council approval. "I was never a "!°. City Clerk Onnie Shomnate bookkeeper, I am a Id at the time that she granted the raise with approval police sergeant." Police Sgt. Betty Woodward _______ from the other four council — Betty Woodward " J "not qualified," has recoin- _________________________ members and that only Connell mended she be relieved of keeping to consolidate respon- had Failed to answer her police office responsibilities sibilities and save money. request for approval. and be place on a rotating basis Mrs. Shorn ate said Mrs. He s;'itl since another on the road as a patrol officer, patrolman is needed, Sgt. Olhff's salary a year ago was Ile said she would remain "as Woodward should be put on the slightly wore than $5,000 and much a sergeant as she '.ias road with shift assignment on a that the most recent pay raise ever been." rotating basis, was given because she had The male police sergants He continued that an official accepted the boeeping deand patrolmen are per- "hollered" about the city partment duties in addition to inanently assigned to day, paying Mrs. 0111ff $7,800 an- utility department billing 11 40 F ___ ____ 30 WAStIINGTON tAP Negotiations between Presideint Ford and congressmen seeking access to secret materLal reportedly are show ing progress, but that may not hea off contempt citations against administration officialS. After the first day of negotiations aimed at reaching a irnipronuse on secret material access, House Ii1teIligenc Committee Chairman Otis G. Pike, 1)-N.Y ., reported some progress, but said he still plans to ask th lull House for a vote of confidence on Monday. There is no question in my mind but that the Presiderit is greatly concerned about the confrontation," Pike sald Friday. "lie would like to work th ings out his way. I ould li ke to work things out not necessarily his way. Pike said that if Ford still refuses on Monday to turn subpoenaed classified intelligence material over to the con uiittee he will ask for House approval of his pla ns t 0 seek contempt dtations against administration officlaL' - t jv~:qr Y. -20 % ________ . _ -10 LO Ifl9 S r;t ' . 4. .. - - . . - 1. - _____ - - MIAMI i APi An Argentine cargo plane crashed on takeoff from Miami International Airport today, killing six persons and injuring at least six others, police said. The plane, with 11 persons aboard, blew a tire on takeoff, hit a landing light tower, and burst into flames after plowing through a fence 500 ards away, airport officials said. The plane came to rest -Ina canal. At least two of the injured persons were occupants of a iirked vim hit by burning debris as the C1,44 plane (Tossed the airport's perimeter road, authorities said. "We were sitting there watchir1g planes take off and land and the plane was coming toward us," said Jeffrey Schanipan, 21, the van's owner, a University of Miami student. "We saw it was not going to take off and all three of us ran. "I turned to see if anybody was there...! didn't see anyone, and I decided not to go back. It was all flames,'' he said - - evening or night duty. nually for the city bookkeeping responsibilities. Grant said Sgt. Woodward job while Sgt. Woodward Is Connell contended, however, A. has already been relieved of being paid $1,000 more for doing that the woman is working the L. police department okkeeping bo the bookkeeping job for the same 40 hou r week, requested L responsibilitues, which have police department. additional work to keep busy t'fl tur:d ivr to City hook1 a nu cr a iukkcciwr, I aiI UtkII's pilk-y has been keeper Elise 0111ff. ama police sergeant," said Sgt. that the city council alone can _iL --4LjJ lie recommended that some Woodward, certified by the grant pay raises and only $2,000 in unpaid police and fire state as a law enforcement (luring public meetings. United Way of Seminole ('ouaty Inc., started the barometer department bills ranging from officer. Sgt. Woodward, who has climbing yesterday as Don Holley (left), commercial division Late 1973 to this year be turned Councilman Get ard Connell, worked under six different chairman, paints- on the first step of the long climb. Looking on over to City Accountant Harold at an Aug. 21 evening budget police chiefs during her seven. are (from !eft) Glenn Rush, isslstant commercial division hlartsock to be checked out, workshop and again during an years with the department, chairman, Ed Bhlinski (partially hidden) and Leo Ware. iHerald Grant said the city's court all-day budget session Aug. 25, Monday night fought back tears Staff Photo By Bill Vincent Jr.) (jerk will be moved to the police (Titil'jz2d a $70 monthly pay while explaining the unpaid department to handle record raise given to Mrs. 0111ff with- bills for various police and fire department purchases. _______ _____ - _____ .. ;..f - I - _______ Justice Takes Over IRS Case - Official: Sugar Firm Took Hint ________ _____-. -. WASHINGTON (AP) Allegations that Interna Revenue Service Commissioner Donald Alexandei sabotaged an IRS investigation of top corporate ex ecutives are under investigation in Congress and hav been forwarded to the Justice Department, sources said Rep. Charles A. Vanik, DOhio, chairman of the House Ways and Means invetigative su bcommittee confirmed Friday that the panel received some "unverified allegations" concerning Alexander. It as reported by Post Newsweek television stations that the case in volves Alexa nder squelching a tax probe of top execu ti ves in more tha n 100 major corporations across th e nation, Post-Neu sweek said IRS had evidencethat the executives hid millions of dollars to the Bahamas to avcld paying U.S. income taxes. 4, -- - UNITED WAY BAROMETER 1olding the most seniority of any police department em' ployr, Sgt. Woodward Is the Steal=ToOrder Trials Scheduled A Natural Resources Department official says a sugar cane-growing company apparently took the hint that it probably would not be able - to lease as much Everglades land as it wanted from the state. U.S. Sugar Corp. has reduced Its leasing request from 8,644 acres to 3,845, and reduced the rent it is offering for a 321 year lease from $3.5 million to $1.6 million, Assistant Natural Resources Director Donald Duden said Friday. "I think they realized we weren't too interested in leasing a portion of the Haley Land. ..and came In with the new offer," Duden said, ' d:*u;ter of the city's first (LIII. IContinued from page IA I this week in connection with the "merchandise" that was then taken from a Sanford woman's Sanford bar in which a pistol Forest City, faces trial on a time police chief, the Late sold "for a fraction of the retail apartment, was allegedly fired at a woman. charge of attempted breaking Claude L.ayo. Monday night she "steal-to- order" theft ring, value" to customers who then Robert Paul McBride, 22, Tedly Bert, 24, Apopka, Is' and entering with intent to refused to accept Grant's defense attorney Albert Fitts of resold It. tagging her with responsibility Altamonte Springs, is docketed accused of breaking and en- commit a misdemeanor. Blessing For Some, Not All Sanford Is seeking a delay in Eight other cases are for trial on breaking and en- tering a vehicle parked at Thomas Wayne Baker, 24, for the bills. trial for John Thomas docketed for trial before Judge tering with intent to commit a Bt,tler Plaza shopping center. 51 S. Edgemon, Winter Springs, ..fl appears I am being held CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis. (AP) Some folks view the Cowart this week: Richards, V. Longwood Route misdemeanor and petty Larceny of responsible for what police 'L Cleveland Osborne Mit- faces trial on a charge $j local meat-packing plant as a mixed blessing for Ch ipOne. 21, charges In connection with the — Keith flnan Loggins, chiLi, 22, 2210 HhlivIew St., carrying a concealed firearm. chiefs did or didn't do," Sgt. pe wa Falls. Richards is accused of buying Kl.ssiznmee, Is accused of grand burglary or an office at Woodward said. She added that Packerland Packing Co. Is the area's la rgest manufaca stolen color television from Larceny of money while he was Altamonte Springs and the theft the policy in the department turer, providing jobs for 400 people wi th the possibility of members of the theft ring. The employed as an "auditor" at of a private detective's Iden. under all six chiefs she has increasing that hail again by next summer. Bomb fon television was surrendered to the Holiday Inn, Wymore worked for is that the police Road, But for many — especia lly those living In the city's West sheriff's deputies before 1 Continued from page IA) Francis Eugene Noe, 45, P.O. Altamonte Springs. Loggins has chief handles police depart. Hill area the Packerland plant has been a source of irriRichards' arrest, been In jail since his arrest or, Box 931, Sanford, faces trial for dCtCC1IVC division Saturda y. ment problems and personnel tation. Court records indicate an Aug. 8 aggravated assaault in conDeputies and Miss Nicks said this was the first are not to go over his head to They've co mplained bitterly of odors f rom the slaughter Investigator "stumbled on It In —Mildred Smith, 18, 1227 W. nection with knife threats time in memory that they could recall a bomb threat elected officials, and meat packing operaUon, and In July they got support a hallway" at the sheriff's She sa id bef ore former Chief 13th St., Sanford, Is scheduled against Sheriff's Sgt.Oscar from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources — aimed at the police station in Sanford, department after Richards had for trial on Redden Wesley Dowell resigned his charges of breaking DNR -. *hich issued an air pollution abatement order to Jr., on Aug. 1, while last eekend, a Longwood couple received a been M that he was suspected and entering wi th Intent to Noe was being book ed on tr office In Lite 1973, he ordered the finn. af fic similar bomb of having possession of the set commit a misdemeanor and charges at county Jail. scare at their home, but no bomb new MUM= for the departstolen In a burglary at a south petty larceny. me charges device was Found, Janet Hudson, 22,422 E. Fifth ment personnel, noting part of Seminole residence, Reagan Proposes Tax Cut I In connection with an Aug. 7 St., Sanford, Is accused of The cheriff's office said the couple are witnesses the bills are for uniforms, Fitts has filed a motion ti breakin In which tables and a aggravated assault in con to Property recovered in a recent burglary ring . She said the uniforms were CHICAGO — former Caliornla Gov. Ronald continue Richards trial, saying record playe r were allegedly nection with an Incident at a being Investigated, delivered after former Police Reagan isPro11a IN uIon cut Ln federal he wants to take sworn ,..ig Chief Ton! Hennigan assumed intended to cut the average American's federal income testimony from Onle and that of ce fi In early 1974. School Bur tax bi ll by 23 per cent. Reported the defense also wants to see an Sgt. _____________________________________ Woodward sa id although Reagan made the proposal Friday as part of an a lleged co nfession by Onie In the men had worn some of the t. v economic i± he said would wipe out deficit spenconnection with the theft ring uniforms, Hennigan didn't like ding. cut f ederal income taxes by $25 billion and leave cases.me motion allegesonie and ordered their return anot he r billion to reduce the national debt. has been incarcerated In a jail to the store, and then ordered Reagan, a po tential Republican Presidential cand ida te, in another county and failed to (for week of Sept. 29 other uniforms. said he m ould transfer au thority "In whole or part" from answer a defense subpoena for through Oct. 3) She said Hennigan refused to Washington to local government for administration of a deposition. approve the bills when they MONDAY *elfare, educa tion, housing, food stamps, medical care Last week sheriff's deputies Franks were presented to him and that or cheeseburger and community development reported that telephone bomb PnhIIr nt.Iv flIa bSJ recoug &W bum tlweats had been made to By JOE ASKREN Keller, who assumed the office Cole slaw homeowner whose dwelling was Herald Staff Writer June 1, also refused approval, fl Anesthetics Cause Failure burglarized and the television Although Grant reported to Bun rr school made roll set taken. A 22-year-old Altamonte MARION, HI. (AP) Lonrije Barnes couldn't see, feel, Milk and Butter fellow council members last Parker said the theft ring Springs man was in Seminole mon th that Sgt. Woodward and onve or breathe. He could only hear voices talking a bo ut employed four people to steal TUESDAY County Jail Saturday under his dea th. Keller turned the bills over to Beef-a-renl $5,500 bond after being charged the city for payment, Sgt. A muscular 26-year-old construction laborer from rural Corn with assault and battery, Marion. Barnes had just .been given two Injections of a Woodward said Monday night eanuts Tossed Salad resisting arrest with violence the bills were still in the police pain killer at the Marion Memorial Hospital emergency Baked dessert nnil driuInE, ti.i,Hn IIlWABdCU. department w hen she went on conunued From Page I-A) room as a doctor prepared to take some stitches in his Howard West Sr., told police incident. Patrolman School made roll R1chaid vacation Aug. 15. hand. Then his lungs quit working. Willie James Armstrong was his son and Bates says his peanuts are Milk and butter a friend returned Bennett was Investigating the Three other Marion Memorial patients suffered arrested Friday night at 9330 home Intoxicated Grant had told Council the alter the case, sold In con ve nience stores, at Orlando Te bills respiratory failure after treatment with anesthetics that a rr ce In Altamonte WEDNESDAY had been found In the q vegetable s tands, In cocktail au thorities say were delibera tely ad ul terated with a Qy filed chicken Springs by Deputy IlL Odell. police department, lounges, "anywhere people are muscle relaxant. Investiga tors are continuing to look in to Sa nford poli ce reported a Cou ncil H. A. (Bud) Scott, Whipped po ta toes likely to buy t hem." th e case. burglary Friday night at Peas and carrots g Sgt. Woodward, said Bates, 42, Is married, with Lakeview Middle School, but Ice cream she had been "caught In the two children. He and his wife "nothing middle," S c hool made appeared missing." roll Sherry Jean, live in Sanford. ard Ford To Return To Califo ia Patrolman Gordon Reid said be Milk and butter He said In 1974 many bills James. Jr.,I5,Isa 9th grader at SEBRING AP found a broken fire window by — Povigorous, heavy-set woman, were not paid because the city Crooms High SChOOL Their LOS ANGELES A?) — The chairman of the California THURSDAY the north sickroom (C4) but lice say they are analyzing flu- was accused of forging en- had no money. daughter Laura Is five. Republican party says President Ford w ill return next Fish square could not determine what kind merous small bones unearthed dorsements and cashing Connell, pointing to the Bates says he likes hunting month to the state where woa tt empts on his life were Scalloped potatoes the trash-covered ba ck yard welfare of a tool was used to gain entiy. in checks Issued to her federal equal employment and Cihing. mae recently. 6'eeus of a rundown boarding house husband, Claren'e Robinson, °pporthtty law, noted If Sgt. ",p f. "I don't ''hi incident was being In-- operated gel much time for Fruited job Paul Haerle told other top state GOP officials that inby an elderly woman after she reported him missing Woodward Is going to be a road vitations w-, estigated by the detective accused of welfare fraud, them, though. I work about 14 -re sent Friday f or 1250e-plate hmdralsers to Run or school made roll sergeant she must be paid at in Mardi i hours a day. Look at this," be attended by Ford in Los Angeles Oct. and a similar division Saturday. Milk and butter The bones were uncovered Chief GraybW said no death the same rate as the male event the next day at the SL Francis Hotel in San FranHe opens the door of a ' be $10,000 bond set for a Thursday and Friday FRIDAY from the sergeants, certificate for Robi nson refrigeration room, revealing cisco. scene of the most recent attempt. Fern Park cou ple charged with yard of Smith's Boarding Hamburger 00 biiii House He added that he requested been found. The police chief cartons of bagged peanuts, possession of cocaine was for the Aged, run "He checked and doublechecked and it was double-con.. French fries by Effie Viola said the bigamy charge against Keller to test all officers of the stacked and ready for shipping. f irmed," said Michael Meyers, press secretary for the reduced to $1,000, deputies said Smith, 76. Green beans Mrs. Smith stemmed from her department, Including Mrs. .,And you know," he says, Republican State Central Cmnmittae. SLurday morning. Strawberry short cake "We have found some sworn statement that Woodward, before a recent "I'll bet business will be even Milk and butter John Frederick Name)', 22, bones," Police Chief Craig came the common-law wife of promoti on was given. Yet, he better next year." 1770 Mohawk Trail and Therse Grayblll said Friday. "We're another man, Freddie Ear l Lee, MAId, Mrs, Woodward Protection Changes For Fo had not ' IMarie Coen, 24, were arrested not sure yet If they are human, In 1952, five years after she pdtticipated in the testing and Friday night by Deputies W. but we have our suspicions or married Robinson. Graybill usa5 denied the opportunity WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford's pre--s wouldn't be here, hfinkey and H. hlancot'k. ecrethry promised Friday urecjjieiJ cha nges said his investigation indicated for advancviiicrit. in the "Our Investigation has dis- that Lee died of natural causes Three :heriff'z deputies and C(i00ell said he would like to protection of the President. Some became evident when an Oviedo policeman arrested covered that a number of elder. in 1969. liar Keller's recommendation Ford later left the Whi te House f or the first time since the Paul Elliot Stocksdale, 21, ly men are missing from her assassination attempt In San Francisco. No other charges had been concerning Sgt. Woodward, Orlando, Friday night and boarding house," he suggesti ng that Keller be said. "But Unusually stringent security precautions were exerper. ed agaInst Mrs. Smith, who 1c) charged him with willful and WedOqthu1VeafullcountnowI fil milled to run his department, rised hen Ford made a brief trip by limousine to the hirs. Smith was arrested last was reported visiting a (laugh. wanton reckless driving, at"You are the matron, too?" eadquarters building ci the Justice DepartmenL ter in Miami following her re- Scott police ofTuesday, charged with tempting (CostthJuedlremnpagelA) to elude asked Mr's. Woodward. To f The occasion as an appearance at a confereoe of subdi vision to begin bigamy lease on bond. 10 and welfare fraud and released fleets a nd driv in g while tIicials of Justice Department and local law enforce structlon in Seminole County in toilcateti. r afflrrnaj%' nod, Scott said ment on bond pending a ncowners do not want, such many months. Odhani said he igenae around thc country. The police chief said Mn. the Counch1 should talk the Stocksdale was In Cciwty Jail tcarlr. Police began digging Smith has operated I s noise from undesirable "feels Sanford offers Iflttet over with Keller, tuga very In her yard the day SaUTda) raffle, Odham noted, wider 11.250 bond. after her Ing house since 1952. It Is a gesting the public safety strong market for homes In this release. Charles D. thIngle.coverd frame building director appear at the next Chlttenden, Site prepara on the 60price Thanked By Ford tion rangt," adding his Graybill said the bones were Casselberry, was charg a cre tract began Tuesday. ed th wi thinking was influenced by a With 11 rooms, Boarders paid &1)W1CII meeting. uttering a forged Instrument being sent to the Fill laboratory $10 a week rent, Two There will be no difference in "windshield survey." male SAN FRANCISCO AP — Oliver Sipple, the burly exJail in Washington to determine If boarders occupied the house and was in County q uclity and construction of 1k said he drove through the Saturday under Marine credited wi th deflecting tle gun rrn of a woman they were huma;i. Ii Dines this week. in Sanora South from the Pinecrest and Sunland areas Chittenden was arrested uho pointed a pistol at President Ford, has received "We got a plastic bag full of 0 "We've been getting all sorts at a rlglnaj Sanora, Odiwn said. which he developed 20 Y t3 note of thanks from Ford. ea Sunland Estates by Deputy bones Friday," said Detective of rumors about people who've New homeowners in Sanora ago. . j i. ant you to know frn. much I appreciated Gary Collier. "They were stay Fred self.. S Duth will be granted the Odhani said he found a total ed here wha have dis. le 'wa last Monday," th ° letter began. just bits and pieces, but they appeared," p rivilege of joining, for a of only 19 "for sale" signs in the said De te c ti ve Sanford police said an arrest look like vertebrae." "The events mere a shock to us all , but you acted It embership fee, the Sanora two itubdi visions of1,n, Steve Ferguson, ,,but they are quickly and without was pending Sa turday for an3. (orycur own safety. By doing so Unearthed Friday as news- all rumora. These Yiere old H omeowners Association to use Architects for the new year-old man reported by a men watched were helped to avert danger to me and others in the crowd. LI.C two more people withrelatives and no who nobody uaociation pool, tennis development are Joe Schufalo parent to have given beer to two small bones and what looked they were people You have heartfelt apj'seclatlon." uris and recreation area. and Allen Berman of Winter juvenile boys Friday m:Lght at like a tooth. It vns signed "Jerry Ford.' Sanora South is the first new Park. would miss, There are no the Sanford Plaza, Mrs. Smith, described as a records of ho styed here," - TALLAHASSEE (API - - - - Threat - Wife Held At Gunpoint INDIAI.ANTIC (Al') The wife of it Brevard County bank president was held at gunpoint for 30 minutes Friday by a 19-year-old college student who demanded $300,000 from her husband's bank, police said. Glen Colkitt of Vero Beach, arrested within hours after deciding against collecting his ransom and making a getaway attempt, had on him when apprehended a list of names and addresses of other area bank officials, Police Chief Paul Krcuzkamp said, lie also was carrying .22-caliber auto handgun, a tear gas cannister, a lead pipe, a machete and a switchblade knife, said police in this town south of Cape Canaveral. - . - ' School Menu Three Charges Lodged Against Altamonte Man them - - P .. . - Bones Unearthed From Back Y rn - rd Housing Project - Be Built Here Sipple your feir -, my __ ) - -' !r . — - __ -1. -'-. .- . - . . -__~_ . __ - __-_ ' --------- - - . — ---.-- — - L Water Causes Problems For Sailor-Farmer By JOE ASK KEN Herald Staff Writer Six Killed, Six Injured In Cargo Plane Crash DONNA ESTKS Herald Staff W ri ter I.ONG WOO!) City Council Chairman J. H. Grant, calling Y; - BRIEF 8Y c. I! !-( FLORIDA Large Charge More: Ashler TALLAHASSEE 1APi The largest auto insurance companies operating in Florida generally charge the highest rates, Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashier - sayi. He released a list of liability insurance costs in seven Florida cities Friday, noting that companies at the top of the scale charge up to twice as much for identical coverage as those at the low end. The highest prices were charged by State Farm Fire and Casualty, hich insures many high risk drivers and is not therefore fully comparable with other companies on the charts. Bicentennial Bell Sought JACKSONVILLE (AP) The Jacksonville Bicentennial Commission is looking for someone willing to donate 112, 000 for an almost perfect replica of the Liberty Bell. The only thing Is, the panel prefers its bell iIthout a crack. Jack Coleman said they don't want an exact replica because the purpose is to ring it on special occasions, and a bell with a crack %ouldn't sound quite right. The commission wants to install the bell on the Florida Junior College at Jacksonville's downtown campus, which is under construction. - Ford May Be Last Hope With almost 20 years in the U .S. Navy behind him, )OU immight say Sanford farmer Carl Barber is used to seeing a lot of water around him. Recent heavy rains in the area - HUVC CUUS1d 5011W I . - _._ '-. :,,, . - - . , . "1 .6~, . L . : 1417 1' 1w trying to sae this crop of yellow squash, Barber piped up over the rumbling sound of his big tractor ma field (off Sit 46 and Jewell lid. .. - , - - •. .. _____ • ; ______ 11, ''-, cultivator , or"scratcher" th rosso1 squash to help deflate the soil, In addition to his present part-time (arming activities, is a first class hospital corpsman stationed at the Orlando Naval Training Center. Barber said he hopes to have a good crop of cucumbers and green beans during the November harvest, "I plan to retire from the Navy next year and farm full time. I was born and raised on a Kansas farm," he smiled. By your leave, sir. I 11-1 ?W~ = I trying to square away" his 42 11 :.;; VIP 7 , . . r : -_ - - . - . - . Sanford 'getahle farmer-sailor Carl Barber drives tract ir Asked about next year's crop, pulling a cultivator to aerlate the soil after recent rainstorm 5. Barber, 37, said he didn't know ilferald Staff Photo By Joe Askrefl) for sure, irrigation system, either, like, "This is only my second ye ar "We've had way too muchmost of our bigger farmers. It of fanning. My spring crop w is rain. And I don't have the costs too much, and I'm Just a pretty good, but his fall crop is m underground tile ( pipe ) lmttk guy," said Barber. 'nip and tuck'. It's touch-andi o PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU I QUANTITY" RIGHTS RESERVED PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17.92 at 27th St., Sanford Red Cleveland Elected To Key Post In SAMA Sanford Airport Manager, J.S. "Red" Cleveland, has been named secretary-treasurer of the Southeastern Airport Managers' Association (SAMA i at the group's 29th annual conference in Norfolk, Va. Cleveland reported that the SAMA 30th anniversary conference Is coming to . Central Florida, October 64, 1976, at Orlando's Sheraton Towers. As an officer of the 11-state group, Cleveland will assist John Meacham, Orlando aviation director, who is host for the convention. LaMar E. Guthrie. of Federal Art it (son Adin in ist ra tion Washington headquarters, caused a stir when he reported that a Ford administration bill now in the house of Representatives would eliminate all federal aid to general aviation airports in reason there have been no an, hijacking regulations f( charter flights, according I 0 FAA Civil Aviation Securil y Service Director R.F. L,ally, S that there never has been a charter hijacking, ('hatter Flights using ti e Sanford-Central Florida ar e three years. expected to increase, Clevelan ci Anti-hijacking contingency plans were discussed as a need for all size airports, according to another FAA official. The indicated, due to the nationi I and International marketin efforts of the Airport Authorit V and Aero Services Inc., th local fixed base operator. SUGAR TWIN SAMA is ore of the oldest as well as one of the largest area airport manager's groups in the nation, according to Cleveland. While close to 400 attended this year's conference, a much larger turnout is expected for next year's Orlando gathering. Another Floridian, Edward L. Foster, Melbourne, was elected the association's president; Louis E. McConnell, Winston-Salem, N.C., was named vice president. means 1 column by 2 In the's. Too small for an ad to Koscot Must Pay IRS be noticed or effective? You re reading this one! _ L "Idliketoshowyou the best auto insurance plan available," One of the highlights of the three-day conference was or, address by Lt. Col. Robert F. Overmeyer, AA Marine astronaut in the NASA space program, who shared his experiences as one of the first 'veterans' of experimental Space Shuttle flights. JACKSONVILLE (AP) — President Ford may be the last hope for Lorenzo Lucardi, a native Chilean who fears he Ill be marked for death if deported. Lucardi, his wife and two older children have been ordered by the U.S. Immigration Service to leave this country by Oct. 5. A third child was born here two years ago and is a citizen. Mrs. Cook Hardy, a neighbor of the family, said Friday she will try to get an appeal directly to the President since a U.S. House subcommittee rejected a prir4te bill that ou!d have extended the lAlcardi visas. TAMPA AP Koscot lnterplant.ary Inc., the nmmnk.oil cosmetics finn founded by promoter Glenn W. Turner, wIll have to pay the Internal Revenue Service $3 million in claims, the Tampa Tribune reported today, The IRS action reportedly surprised federal bankruptcy Judge Alexander Paskay, ho said last July that the IllS had reduced Its claim against Koscot to $1.8 million. Paskay said the IRS had indicated it would at least temporarily waive its claim to allow the financially troubled fiim to pay its private creditors under a plan approved by Paskay's court. with the moisture problem acre," he added. which can rot the plamsis. We're Ha3 worst spring crop was really fighting the elements," cucumbers, he said, because 0 (1V he explained, the weather was too dry and "1 Barber said his green beans got hold of some bad seed—It this year did "exceptionally didn't germinate," .1 : sell, due to a lot of hard work "I use heavy fertilizer, but anda combination of things. the cost Is sky high," said 0.%.616..t "We picked 300 busheLs per Barber. llt'lle. 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As the Leon County Circuit Court suit was being irepand Friday, AIF President John Shebvl said that v ithouta grace period, guards would have to be pulled off APPRECIATION & GRATITUDE For Your PRAYERS can't meet the Oct. 1 deadline," Shebel said. FLOWERS ''''''''''''''So Beautiful ork better than one." PAPER L 39$ TOWELS Grateful To God their posts protecting banks and nuclear power plants. "We wanted the bill, we think it's a good bill, we just JACKSONVILLE (AP) — A good way '. Teat childhood cancer Is to "bomb" It away, says N. ,teven Sallan of Harvard University. Sallan told a Highlights in Cancer 1975 symposium for ritedical professionals from Georgia and Florida that his method La to use a maximum amount of a drug that works, "A drug not used at full force doesn't work as well," he said Friday." Two drugs as a cbemotherapeutic agent KLEENEX ara Our Sincere - Drug Bomb' Said Effective _.~_ Were Answered Which Were CARDS ................. Which Were So Cheerful Thank You So Much Y-_~~~ j 0&", to6t / ~ j4t4. , ~ OPEN DAILY 9.9, SUNDAY 10•7 "- : fl-~_ - �A noted lecturer of political science once told a class of university students that polities Is the study of influence and the influential. He was right, of course, but the statement was made by a lecturer, a pro(esor who studied polities from the analytical viewpoint of textbooks. Really. it wasn't enough. This particular professor nevet visited backroom parlors, nor did he hang out at the courthouse, or listen to innuendos uttered by politicians recently turned out of office, or highpocred statements issued by office seekers More to the point, this column is a prediction column, sort of a "what could happen essay" for beginners, For openers hat ouId happen if Sid Vjhie,iJr,, resigned his county commission seat and Sanford City Commissioner John Morris was appointed In his stead? armchair politicians say that's exactly %hat is going to happen. Why? It's simple, really. Simple because if Morris tmld run as an incumbent after an appointment by a popular governor, his chances of victory mould be ratly enhanced. Evenin g Heraid 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30322.261 I or 831.9993 Sunday, Sept. 28, 1975-4A Ar oun WAYNE D. IX)Y1.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. 1AHKEY, Advertising Director d — ___ MMME )Ionte Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. 528.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. 5270; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. z P .~,J '1, 11_1~~ _________ _______ Burger Suggests OC The e U.S. Copy British Our founding fathers borrowed a lot from their British cousins when they established the 11-1 can juuiuiu ytt'm. riany 01 our iegai Morris and Vihien were Jaycees together. Interestingly enough, Morris was a Republican until Nov. 11, 1974, when Pits party affiliation was ctiangcd to Democrat, Upon recommendation of this county's party patronage chief, ii's highly likely the governor m ould appoint Morris. As for Vihien, he's already "sampling the aters" for his upcoming race for the state Legislature. So, if he resigned, it wouldn't be until late next year, because he's needed on the cornmission. It would be before July, because that's the qualification date for the commission race, Even Vihlen conceded the "game plan" makes sense, but the chairman says it Just Isn't going to happen that way. "Ab3olutely not," Vihlen said Friday. It sounds like an interesting political play, but I mould not have anything to do with it," Vihien said. "At this particular time I'm firming up, definitely, to run For iState Rep. Vince) Fechtel's seat," the chairman added. Vihlen gent on to say that, "1 mould not let the folks don by not fulfilling my elected term." Of course a lot could happen between now and Th July. Most 01 shat could happen will never appear In a textbook For study by an Illustrious professor, or by a graduate student. But one thing the noted lecturer was right about. Politics is the study of Influence and th e influentlal. MRLD : I IN While on the subject, might as well mention the Democratic Executive Committee. At a recent monthly meeting, Chairnan Rod Cable appointed delegates to the Florida miniconvention to be held in Orlando. Delegates selected include Dr. Luis Perez, Dr. Maria Perez, Mrs. Linda Lohr, harry Kwiatkowski, Don Schreiner, Mrs. Peggy Ilattaway, Fred Mobley, Mrs. Leonora Mobiey, T B'if&rd, J.R. "Hat" Hattaway, Allen Keene and Mrs. Myrtle (;raddick, Alternates are Jim Ryan, Mrs. Ernestine Forird and Dr. Carlos Warren. Also, Schreiner reports plaits are going great guns for an old-fashioned political rally in a couple of ,iior4ths. — j Pricketi Five Spanish Terrorists I , Executed; Protest Unleashed MA[)RlD. Spain i APi — Five young Spanish terrorists convicted of killing policemen were executed by firing squads today, military authorities reported. The executions immediately unleashed a torrent of international protest, The five condemned men had appealed to Gen. Francisco Franco, the 82-year-old Spanish head of state, for last-minute reprieves of their death sentences. Despite ',orichide appeals for clemency, he refsed. Learning of the executions, Pope Pa VI, who had made a public plea for clemency, declared before some 5,000 persons at the Vatican's audience hall: "We cannot stop this talk ',lth you 'ithout confiding torment for the dramatic nes that the executions took place." The French govcrnment -con tr olled radio broacast 1'lO. zart's Requiem after announcing the executions and politicians of all sides issued protests. Demonstrators sacked the Spanish Embassy in Lisbon and surrounded the embassy in Athens; condemnations poured in from I the Co Common ion Market, international jurists in Gee and elsewhere. I # --- ............ principles and courtroom practices can be traced back to English common law. As our courts and legal professions go through a period of great self- examination, Chief Justice Warren Burger has suggested we borrow something more from the British --- the intense respect for ethics and .cuum that has prevailed in British courts br hundreds of years. Justice Burger is not proposing that American judges and lawyers wear wigs in court, which is one way the British remind themselves of the dignity of the law. The Americans and the British do have differences in their legal traditions, and we should never part with some of those that have flourished on this side of the Atlantic. We should not sneer at those wigs, however. From the way some lawyers behave in American courts, the costume should be brass knuckles or boxing trunks. Th at's what bothers Justice Burger, who sees RAY CROMLEY Cure For Ailin Health r __ ___ __ . -_ A ____________ __ _ ____________ ________ ____ _________ DON ____ ____ . 1 1.________- . " ________ ____ . If ____ 17 —, . g. .:, .. , _1I_7--,d1 e ____ : There s 01 ____ . (a re OAKLEY _________ . ______ _____________________________ No V'/i II, . ..1 I - , ' . 10 Per Cent Oil Hike Seen * No VVay VIENNA, Austria iAP — Venezuela said the Organ. ization of Petroleum Exporting Countries decided Saturday to raise the price of oil 10 per cent as of Oct. 1 and that the price 'ould be frozen until next June Venezuela's chief delegate, Valentin Hernandez Acost.a, said the hike gould put the price of oil at $11.51 a barrel, up from the current $10.46. This means American motorists ould pay roughly a penny more for a gallon of gasoline starting Oct. 1 if the hike Is passed on to them directly. lkrnandez Acosta said he as taking a lunch break before returning to discuss other issues on the agenda in an afternoon session scheduled to last for around four hours. 11w final communique, officially announcing the new price hike, 'as not "peeted to be announced until then. ' 4J WASH lNGTO - NEA Medical care is It has proven easier to banish smallpox from ________________ _____ probabl)' t he most regulated industry in the _____ the earth than what has been called "mankind's 1-. ____ nation. Health is the field in which we invest 8 1. ( A. last scourge" — illiteracy. ~, p:r cent of our gross national product. We spend " 6 , ..SI'lj4 There are more than 800 million Illiterate '''V: ._____ii ______ far more than the people of any other nation. Yet people in the world and their number Is In' the state of our medical wellbeing Is lower than ' A' ,,( creasing, says UNESCO, United Nations . that of other developed countries. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Prof. H.E. Frech III of the University of .(. . . I And one Organization. major reason why years California at Santa Barbara, believes there's a .'i c' _ — of effort and expenditure have not had greater . ... connection between this over-regulation and such an absence of civilit and decorum Ifl U.S. impact on the problem is lack of will. o ther government inspired actions and the courts that trials can degenerate iuto "the ancient is Th conclusion is based on an analysis of inefficiency of our medical services. ' .f clash of trial by combat — or worse yet, something literacy projects in UNESCO's Experimental ne regulations are bet up in such a way as to 0. CA, , ~ . i, resembling a baroom brawl." World Literacy Program. Thirteen countries in keep those of us who need medical care in the , / The chief justice raised this issue speaking at .. .. dark as to the best and worst physicians, the three continents took part in the program — .... the dedication of a new Jaw school at Brigham Algeria, Ethiopia, Guinea, Madagascar, Mph, most logical treatment, and the necessity of Sudan, Young University. It is in the law schools where he Tanzania, India, Iran, Syria and treatment. We have no way of knowing whether Ecuador. The degree of success of the projects the surgeon we consult is promoting more believes the answer lies. Most legal educators do come back varied as widely as the countries themselves. profitable business for himself or offering us the not attempt to teach ethics, assuming that prinbest treatment possib!e. At the beginning of the experiment, says the ciples of behavior will be absorbed by new atme regulations, like those in so many other program's report, "most countries knew how to forneys when they begin to practice law. What a Edit I ndustries, slow Jvances in medicine and the Letters approach (and some cases achieve) much young lawyer might pick up from watching some adoption of those advances made in the more massive literacy as a part of broader soclo. Lastofall(fornow; contemporary courtroom scenes makes us shudlaboratories. They promote less-efficient and Hello Taxpayers but not least of all $41.700 economic change, if they wanted to." for a look into "Web-Building and Corn. der. somewhat backward medical training and But most apparently did not want to. Only Hello all you happy taxpayers out there. municalion in Three Species of Spiders. Defenders of the no-holds-barred school of protect doctors who do not keep up with the Tanzania I thought that I would pass on just a little was stimulated to launch a mass NOW that you have your belt tightened let me courtroom performance claim that disciplinary time, campaign. An eventual worldwide campaign for information to really make your day. But first, tell you UQt the above goodies total a whopping By limiting the number of physicians, both rules would destroy the independence and freedom the eradication of illiteracy, hoped for when the get that old "ice $1,210,200. pick" out and put How about that for another less than a notch few directly and indirectly, the regulations, In effect, of the judicial process and hamper the attainment program was launched, in your belt is not yet in sighi (to months work. make it smaller that Is) because establish a monopoly which enables doctors of justice. They have it backwards, as Justice " charge considerably more than in a free market, Our gOvPmnlent is at it again — or should I say Now that at least a year's wages have beenNeither literacy nor development ca n be Burger points out. Nowhere in the world, he says, is without insuring more beneficial care or less still, spent hah) let me tell you that our President willed into existence by intern tI I g A few Items of interest that I have found are: there "a more learless, more vigorous and more fraud. (Lsht he tf gui, that' Is always telling us to says UNESCO. "At best they ci perhaps prick A side result of tightening licensing for allied $985,000 to study hunters and fIshermen. When tighten our'1e1t?) has asked Congress to nearly the conscience of national governments.." independent advocacy than in the British courts." the study is complete 500 copies of results will be double his already hugh staff of top-level The British realize that trials can lead to health occupations apparently is a lowering of printed — at a cost of about $1,970 each and assistants — for which we the taxpayers would Y average politician's algtffiuwe isn't worm the average skill level of hospital employes, and contentious encounters between of much more than the paper It's written on. distributed to state fish and game corn- share the cost of $l.S million ayear. The House though this cause and effect relationship missioners, a attorneys, and it is this which can interfere with handful of outdoor writers and remains to be proved, Authority for this is Charles Hamilton, Representatives have alieady passed it. arriving at the tru th in a rational manner. Th us th e some government bureaucra ts. This study will Presently his aides (54 In number) earn $36,000 a professional autograph collector and handOne indirect result of government action — tell them picnicking muted and decorous procedure enhances justice Is the most popular outdoor year, and now he wants 95 aides who will earn writing expert, who says that the vast majority and inaction — apparently, Is that hospitals, all recreation, rather than impedes it. more fishermen are college. $36,000 a year. But-.alo under terms of this bill of the one million people who collect autographs too often, overcharge pa tien ts for pharmacy and educated than hunters That makes good sense, and it is so obvious and about 1.1 million Mr. President wi ll get a 11-million "emergency" in tlJ United Sta tes are under the false tinory services, X-rays, and the daily room hunters are high school dropouts. I guess that that the British take the discipline and solemnity of fund, $100,000 for his travel and authority to hire pression that signatures of politicians, charge. By contrast, obstetric and intensive care means it takes more education to bait a hook all the $158 a day "consultants" he Feels he needs television, movie, sports and other celebrities their trial procedures for granted. Too many U.S. and the emergency room seem to be operated at than to shoot a gun. The only problem with this for as long as he Feels he needs them. Even his are valuable. law schools appear to be turning out graduates who a loss, study is that the Census Bureau has been "gag writer" gels $36000 a year. Actually, says Hamilton, such signatures are believe the courtroom and the law are whatever . collecting and publishing the same data every As Frech puts It, "This latter may be a .Nowto let you know a little about foreign aid Worth "peanuts." Only a few command the price they choose to make of it. If the law schools cannot ticularly unfortunate result of cross sub- five years for the last 2D. — Did you know the State Department canceled of a Teddy Kennedy, currently one of the most teach them otherwise — that truth and justice are This will really turn you on: $8,100 to find out $2.6 billion in Sld.t2atlOn because much of what the hospitals claims against Russia for U.S. popular signatures — from $10 to $30. achieved by a rational process, not an emotional or piefer may be the duplication of sophisticated how apes swing between trees. (Lm't that inLend-Lease Aid in WWII? The Russians Pledged seryi ces which are rarely used, and is widely teresting? This grant went to a University of Another factor that diminLihes the signature contest played out before judge and to repay $4.8 million only. The second debt value of believed to be both costly and a source of very California Davis PhD candidate. I guess even jury — then the more 'experienced lawyers and settlement came when the government canceled which Washington politicians Is the Autopen, poor quali ty medical care." one of us would study apes for that kind of many senators and congressmen as well a debt of 12.2 billion judges should see their obligation to do so. India owed the U.S. In as presidents use. This robotlike machine can money. Some regulations are allegedly set up in a way rupees. Now our President agreed to settle for write as many as Do you know what a parasite finch is? If you to help the poor get hospital care cheaply or Just $100 million a 0 million cim the U.S. has one virtually imp 3,001) signatures a day, each don't then I ossible to te ll from a real one. suggest you write to the without charge at the cost of the well-to-do. But government against France. All this without Congressional because they have allocated 136,500 for a study On the other hand, new writing Instruments the statistics don't bear this out. Recent studies, entitled approval $5.1 billion in debts owed the U.S. by of Song Learning of in fact, Indicate "that the quantity of other countries for $148 million, That means as the plastic-tipped pen, which combines charity Parasitic Finches." about fine 3 care Provided by the typical voluntary hospitals cents on the As shoPpem American housewives need no rerninder of dollar. I wonder if our the Line of a ballpoint with the vivid colors of How about: $40.000 to Probe "Spider is very limited." & hat inflation means. However, they got one the a felt Up to give a bold ad cleaner appearance, bankers would be that understanding on loa other day (rem Distribution Associated with Prey Density." ns will eventually have a beneficial effect on an the Social Security AdministratIon, which reported that the any of us may have? Says Frech, "The medical profession has $9,600 to finance a biography of Isaac Newton — value of their household work — based on prevailing wages for Now that I have made your day I suggest you autograph's value, lilt had been available years fought such insurer controls in two major ways. there are already 145 biographies of him in ' "e sit down and write your Congressman and let ago, many autographs would perhaps be worth a domestic services_has risen from $4,702th1972to $5,500 today. It has threatened physicians who cooperated library of Congress. $40,700 to study "InterSome comfort. If the lady of the house started wondering him know how you feel about the way your tax great deal more today, thinks Hamilton. wi th loss of hospital privileges. Second. I! has pe rs onal Attraction in the Laboratory and other dollar is being spent and It is my hope that our three Years ago'A hat happened to the pay for her $4,702 worth of created insurance firim and endowed uxnl with Educational settings." Wonder what that is all "Autographs are not just signatures of famous ork, she can now wonder that happened to her $798 raise, local newspapers would carry some of thm competitive advantages." Frech lists, as an about. $5,500 to uncover Perinnal I ties,"he points out, "but Inore prGperly --social behavior of There's no more steak oi the tab',e, and bbe'8 probably still intertiig happenings — Just to make our day l example a boycott of private Insurers organized "prairie dogs." 50,200 to determine the etters, manuscripts or anything handwritten, mending the same pairs of socks. If wage and pr brighter, in Oregon by a Medical Society for which it was "Significance of izdlatfon An autograph gains most of Its value Vocal Behavior in the Maternal Isn't licked , one of these ddays she'll be in the $10,000 a year .A. Ward historic significance, not Just the signatureby its sued under the antitrust laws. P Production of Birds." at the bracket — still trying to make a meal for her family out of those Geneva end of the paper." leftovers in the refrigerator. .,,.p. I's ' ' . _______ ___________ _________ \1 ______ _______________ ______________ _______ '' ______________ ___________ ____ ____ ', ., . .' .. , ', ,,, -' * % And then they had to To The or •. f In 1% . Inflation At Horn e A 11 " JACK ANDERSON Ii I 'ri ' U qZft. t4/ A) "Sorry fella, I'm one of the eight per cent of the put/ic that has no opinion, want to talk to my wife?" WASHINGTON — Many will say it is hyperbolic to write, as we have done, of guerrilla warfare against the free press in America. They hear nogunfire; the paper comes to their door every day seemingly uncha nged. Yet the struggle to maintain press freedom today resembles the first stage of an Arab oil embargo. Here arid there, a sma ll filling station closes, but there seems to be plenty of gas ar ound until the day comes when it Is gone. Freedom of the press ha.; been curtailed Lately in hun(irctis of 'tstances around the country. Politicians and prosecutors, shaken by newspaper disclosure, have been waiting in ambush, A grim If subdued struggle Is unn derway, and the body count is rising. Here are dervvay, me typical cases. Bernard Able, editor of the Weekly Wcztzr.cre News of Port Chester, N.Y., was found guilty of "harnwnt," while two buildings he owns have been threatened wi th condemnation by local authorities, Why? He wrote several editorials blasting those authorities for Inade 4uate police protection in the black section of Port Chester. For six M tIiths, reporters Richard Cadj and William Anderson of the Indianapolis Star lived under the cloud of a criminal indictment charging them wi th having conspired to bribe a police officer. Their real offense: writing a Pulitzer Prize-winning series exposing corruption in the Indianapolis police department and in the Marion Courty prosecutor's office. After Floyd Norris, a reporter for The Monitor of Concord, N.H., wrote a story about dubious conduct by area officials In the awarding of a dog track franchise, he was arrested at his typewriter and charged with possessing "stolen property" — that is, the document cont.ain!ng the allegations, In Alabama, reporters John Jones and lion Casey of the Birmingham News, alter writing articles charging Sheriff C.P. Walker with wrongdoing, were Promptly arrested by the overwrought sheriff, who charged them with conspiracy to niunder or maim him. All the reporters mentioned here, with the exception of Able, have been able to clear themselves of any wrongdoing. They had to pay a toll, however, in time and expense. But these red-neck assaults on the press are the easiest to defend against. Far more Insidious are the subtle moves to undermine the press by respectable officials. For Instance: In the face of mounting public dissatisfaction with the performance of courts around the cou'try, a rash of judicial pg orders has banned newsmen from reporting on selected court trials and related proceedings in Arizona, California, -- A nn iIIuI.JI n c+ Prr I luaa Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, during the Nixon years. Although the civil serMississippi, New York and Pennsylvania, vice laws forbid it, hundreds were given — There is a widespread effort by prosecutors consideration and Judges to destroy the principle of con- favorable On the (lay our first column appeared, fidentiality between reporters and their sources, Chairman Duvid Henderson, D-D.C., of the This Is an essential pro-condition for inHouse Civic Service Committee subpoend the vestigative reporting. Political referral files from the GSA. In Congress, the leaders of both parties Meanwhile, the Civil Service Commission's have joined in pushing what amounts to an former Official Secrets Act. In effect, this would permit (IenieqI executive director, Bernard Rosen, has Our charge that he opposed an Inncw.rIien to report only those official dacuiiient.s, vestigation of the GSA abuses We were unable to actions and proceedings the government doesn't reach Rosen for his comments earlier. object to. Now we are happy to publish his response, Increasingly, there has been an ugly tendency "Contrary to Your statement that I to treat newsmen as criminals for the mere authorize the letter' calling on 'refused to routine performance of their jobs and top Department to investigate GSAthe Justice them of the First Amendment protections that because, allegedly, flies pertinent to the permit them to defend their fellow citizens Commission's investigation of Civil Service GSA against the powers of government. stripped of their contents,' the first 'had been This is part of a growing effort to put the press time I ever heard that such a 'letter' under the control of government and to blot out was drafted was when I all sources of information that compete with the read your column," he wrote. Rosen also contended that the Civil Service Official verstn. 10 ______________________________________ _______- 111111111 __________ 1111111111111111111 PEOPLE Boris Spassky Granted MOSCOW i AP — Former world chess champion Boris Spa ss ky has suddenly been granted permission by the S. RI Union to ii arr a F'rcnh oman at the end of the nontli. Earlier this month, Spassky, 38, and Marina St. 'hmerbtcheff said their plans to marry had been blocked aml that she had been told to leave the country before the .cheduled editing date. Miss Steherbatcheff is of Russian descent and works as a secretary at the Frenct, embassy. Spassky, 38, lost his iorId chess title to Bobby Fischer in 1972. He and his 30.year..old bride-to-be met last fall after Spassky's divorce from his previous wife and have been living together since January. Grant: 'I Loved 'em All' lAiS ANGELES i API "Cert.ain]s' I loved my wives; othen ise I iouldn't have married them," actor Cary Grant said in response to printed reports that his four marriages mere loveless. "I may have to call up the ladies and apologize," the film star said in an interview Friday, referring to his former tives, Virginia Cherrill, Barbara Hutton, Betsy Drake and Dyan Cannon. - Joseph Feldman Gives 9 drniiage tas estimated in the millions, Dozens of other Northeast rivers and tributaries were out of their banks in the worst area flooding since tropical storm Agnes devastated the region in 1972, In the southern New York state counties of Cheniung and Steuben hundreds of persons left their homes as flooding rivers threatened a 100-mile swath of the Southern Tier. A state of emergency ,Aas declared in Tioga County and Gov. Hugh Carey declared Steuben, Chemung, Broome, Chenango, Tioga, and Allegheny counties disaster areas. Five persons in Pennsylvania and one person in New York state 'ere reported dead as flood victims. Sen. Hugh Scott said the White House has declared a wide Mction of Pennsylvania a federal disaster area, permitting federal funds to be used for cleaning up and restoring homes and liusinesses, "It's almost as bad as 1972," said Milton, Pa., Police Chief Eric Specht, as he described the paralyzed town of 7,700. "Everything is shut down, nothing ill be moving here for a day or two. About 1(X) homes are under water, and we are using boats to get Up NEW YORK IAPI — JosephFeldmanturnedhImUln Friday after learning from newspaper reports that police i'ere looking for the person who forgot to return 15,000 books borrowed from the New York Public Library. It took 20 men, seven trucks and three days to clear out the books, valued at $100,000 to $150,000, from Feldman's lourrooni Greenvich Village apartment, according to Detective Charles Pendergrass. Hospitalized LOS ANGELES i AP — Sammy Davis Jr. has been in a Century City hospital since Tuesday after he walked in . - on his oun No feet" and requested treatment for neuritis. The 49-year-old star's ph ysician, Dr. Gerald Blankfocd, said Friday a final diagnosis on the entertainer's bad left leg hasn't been made, but that mainly "he mDavi.s is fatigued. SEPT. 28 Presidents' Coundll of DelFirst Report dinner United OCT. 6 .4 NAACP membership and tona, 10 am., community Ccii- Way campaign, La Fiesta Lyman High School P-ISA, mass meeting, 7:30 p.m., Allen ter Arts and Crafts Building. Restaurant, SR 436, Cassel. 7:30 p.m., school auditoruim. Chapel \ME Church, Sanford. berry, 6:30 p.m. Host Open [louse, with parents Speaker-Attorney James SEPT. 30 Casselberry Lions Club. following children's schedules Golden. Seminole County REACT )( -r 3 and meeting teachers, Refresh. Rachel rnents. Spaghetti dinner, all day at Team 2658, 8 p.m., First Order of Eastern Star Federal Community Room, 312 Chapter 308, dinner to honor OCT. 7 All Souls School, Sanford. W. First St., Sanford. past Masonic worshipful Seminole Unit 30 of DAY Eighteenth Annual West Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 masters, 7 p.m., Community Auxiliary, 7:30 p m. Virginia Day, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fox Lake Park, Titusville. p.m., Florida Power and Light United Methodist Church, Longwood Elementary Casselberr'. Proceeds to Program at 1 p.m. Bring picnic Building, Sanford. School Pit), 7:30 p.m., Police temple building fund. or food sold by Minis Volunteer OCT. 1 Chief Doug Keller will speak on Fire Dept. Country music, Altamonte Springs Woman', OCT. 3.4 bicycle safety. speakers and skits. For all Club membership luncheon, 11 White Elephant Sale sponformer West virginians. am. Altamonte Civic Center. sored by Syrian Lebanon OCT. I Open to all interested women. American Club to benefit local Past Grand Knight dinner, SEPT, 29 "The Changing Environment chair charities, 1017 N. MilLs Knights of Columbus, 8 p.m. for Sanford Homemakers, 1:30 Ave., members and wives. of Florida As It Affects 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. p.m., at home of Mrs. E.R. Wildlife," a 10-week course Wood, 2104 Sanford Ave. OCT.4 Fraternal Order of Eagles taught by naturalist Ira Uons Club spaghetti dinner Pizza Party and dance, 7 p.m., Principles and Practices of Weigley, Florida Power and and bingo, 44 p.m., Sanford club home in Fern Park. Insurance for Agents 2-20 light Building, Myrtle Avenue, Civic Center. Profits benefit exam, 7 p.m., DE-2 room, Sanford. Sponsored by OASIS. (X-r. 13 Lions Sight Program. Seminole Community College. ' Women of the Moose Chapter pressure checks, Voter registration, 8:30 a.m. Call Adult Occupational 3-6 p.m. Winter 1404, Christmas in October Park Memorial to 2:30 p.m., Lake Mary Post coordinator A.F. Barrs at Hospital, Edinburgh Entrance, Office by night, gifts for Mooseheart and County Supervisor of Investment and Financial second floor annex. Elections office. Planning, with Emphasis on the OCT. 2 7 Self-Employed, p.m., Rummage Sale, 7:30-a.m, to 3 OCT. 22 United Way Report Dinner Seminole County Association Seminole Community College 6:30 p.m., Dutch treat, La p.m., Super Vain Store, for Retarded Children thezter I South Seminole Center, 1-4 and Fiesta Restaurant, Semoran Alt.umnonte Sprin,s sponsored benefit "The Music Man," 7:30 436. One night a week for five Boulevard, Cas.selberry Lions by Rolling Hills Moravian p.m., Annie Russell Theatre, weeks. Club host. Church Women's Circles. Rollins College. Tickets available from Streeps's Agency in Orlando or by mall CARC, P.O. Box 1066, Sanford. HOSPITAL NOTES IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SEPTEMBER 26, 117$ ADMISSIONS .1' Sanford: Marisol Arroyo Irene Bellamy John Gaines Frederick J. Harris Patricia A. Lee Donald H. Lyon Lowell E. Oiler Marie B. Paul Jotincie W. Porter — ___________________ - 1 COU)4TWY CLUB ROAD Ralph Senn Carl C. Smith Winifred 1, Stiles Thomas A. lipton Janice K. Vthlen Doris H. Cole, DeBary Dorothy Bessinger, DeLeon DISCHARGES Sanford: Harry L. Corbett Mae B. Gillon Partly cloudy today. Highs In Helen M. Kilroy the low to mid 80s and lows In Christopher M. LITIOII the upper Fos and Low 70s. North Charles W. wi Springs aIX] northeast winds 10 to 15 M yrtle M. Holley, Altaminte m.p.h. John A. Sacklund, Deltona Spri ngs Dom Carbonaro, Deltona Eval)n R. Wells, DeLand Extended Outlook Elizabeth F. Thomas, Alvine Abraham, Deltona FLORIDA PENINSULA — Deltona Emelie F. Gahran, Deltona Partly cloudy with scattered Fonley H. Ray, Enterprise Emma M. Greet, Deltona thundershowers. Highs mostly Clarence B. Sparrow, Lake Edward M. Hardy, Deltona in the 8. Lows in 6 extreme Monroe Rev. Donald J. Her- north and mainly 70s Yates, Orange City chenroder, Deltona elsewhere. John H. Kerar, Deltona Daytona Beach tides: high Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Rufus (Annie) Mrs Edward (Shirley) rd Wilson, Bradley, a baby girl, Sanfo & baby boy, Sanford INI flooding in Connecticut, (it short a visit to Italy Friday night and said she planned to return to her slate today. In Washington D.C.. and Maryland and Virginia suburbs. residents took a day of rest after trying Friday to drive through imidslides. fallen limbs arid standinguater to get to work. hlt'avy rains had driven the Potomac River to just above flood level In sonic spots. The U.S. Geological Survey said the river's flou rate ,Aas one tWrd of the record set in 1936 and less than Nalf the rate reached 9A ith hurricane Agnes in June 1972. Most problems were caused by tributaries Ilooding, the U.S Geological Survey said. About 1,000 persons uere evacuated from the downtown Laurel area Iii Metropolitan Washington on Friday, police said. Three busloads of residents from homes along Four Mile Creek in Alexandria, Va., " ere m0% rd to emergency heltcrs, according to police. The flood inters sometimes strandedm ould-be rescuers. Alexandria fire chief Milton Penn had to crawl out of the v' indows of his Station agon to get free of the flood ', atL'r. around." Permission To Marty - - Commission had not been restrained in POliTICAl. FAVORITISM: Our columrs its in. of GSA because "of a concern that about the hiring practices at the General Serthe Commission's Chairman might be involved." vices AdmInistratIon, apparently have touched On the het' hand, ow referenms to Rosen off a Congressional investigation. have been conflrme(j by Ben Joseph, a former We reported that at least 68 Members of CSC investigatoç, who is expected to testify at congreashad sought jobs for friends at the GSA the House hearings. By The Associated Press The agricultural and industrial heartland of Pennsylvania I.-raced for niore flooding today as the Susqehaniia River, swollen by rains spun off tropical storm Eloise, conjinued its southbound rampage. Pennsylvania as the most extensively flooded of the Northeast states subjected to five days of torrential rains bred by Eloise. More than 20. 000 persons in the Susquehanna River Basinned their homes before the rain ended and the sun shone Friday, and WEATHER a.m., 8:21 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 1:02 a.m., 1:54 p.m. low 7:26 a m., 8:04 p.m. MADAM KATHERINE Upriver at Williamsport, protected by 36-foot levees, the Susquehanna crested at 28 feet. No serious flooding was reported. There ere nun ierous reports of flooded water supply systems c4's age treatment plant_s, ltonwo'', ners v*.re ' arntil 11* b''il ater before using it for drinking or cooking. "Sonic corn tas flattened by the current," said a U.S. Department of Agriculture spokesman. "We really don't know fisim extensive the damage iA ill be until the water recedes, but it gill be considerable." The usually placid Susquehanna was expected to crest at 8 to 12 feet, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania's capital, where flood stage is 17 feet. looked for the crest at 11 p.m. (',ov. Milton Shapp called up 1,000 members of the state's National Guard to help relocate flood refugees in the 21-county central and northeastern areas of the sta te. "A lot of people see the sun shining and think the worst Is over, not realizing there is a big slug of water heading down river," said Craig C. Williams, Pennsylvania Civil Defense director. The only death reported in New York occurred when an unidentified elderly man dro'.ned iA hen he abandoned his car in deep ater on the Hutchinson River Parkway in Harrison, in suburban Westchester County, parkway police said. Would-be rescuers tossed him a line and held him for nearly an hour before the rope broke, sending him Into the current. His body as recovered do nstream, south of his car, police said. In Ne Jersey, the Pompton River overflowed its banks in ayne Township, forcing l families to flee their homes, F:lse here in the state, a flood alert was in effect, but officials said no serious problems had arisen. In Connecticut, the Naugatuck River Basin '.aers reached their highest levels since the disastorous floods of 1955, and two western Connecticut towns — Watertuwn and Torrington, — declared states of emergency. An earlier state of emergency in PALMIST PAST— PRESENT— FUTURE ( .tR) J ; ~ ( 'T.L M.L. 1,1: ADVICE ON ALt. AFFAIRS S LIFE S LOVE L(flt HE LP F UL • 00ARROAGE IUSIN5 LONO WOOo IN PRIVACY OF MY HOME 131.4405 $OUISSAM —IPM C)etd Swdiyi 1 Il 7mI.s %.I,thol San$.d—N,,tt, Neia,,m's ~hole life - readings: SS with this ad f CALL for APPOINTMENT What We Have Look A LUNCH _.. . -, - - _4 IF - ' SPECIAL — I At Army Corps of Engineers headquarters in Waltham, Mass, spokesman Walter Mackie said, "There's a hell of lot of water. It's vorse than the '55 floods." But he said flood control dams along the Naugatuck River, which rampdged wildly through western Connecticut 20 years ago, ere retarding runoff. He said six to seven Inches of rain had fallen over the northwestern Connnecticut location of the Naugatuck headt aters. The National Weather Service said the state's two major rivers, the Housatonic and Connecticut, were rising rapidly and moderate flooding along their banks was predicted. At Hartford on the Connecticut where flood stage is 16 feet, the rirerasexpe:tedto crest at 12 feet Sunday morning. Gov Ella Gras.so, saying she as "deeply concerned" about the 1 ft Homes Eloise pawns Flood*in In Northeast CALENDAR - w w Pennsylvania Sammy Davis NASSUA. Bahamas APt — Disturbed by an allegation of mlscondukt Made" during debate in Parliament, Bahamian'' Prime Minister Lynden Pindling has challenged a member of the opposition party to a fist fight , Michael Lightbourn, a freshman member of the assembly, had hinted in debate earlier this week at possible misconduct in Ptndli.ng's purchase of a 50o home, Sunday, Sept. 21, 197S—SA Flee Pindling Issues Challenge ' Guerrilla Wc rfare Wotm...d Hirohito Rejects Grave Visit WASHINGTON (AP I — Emperor Hirohlto of Japan his rejected an invitation to visit th e grave of Gen, Douglas MacArthur during his upcoming two-week visit to the United States, according to diplomatic sources, The monarch is scheduled to arrive next Tuesday at Williamsburg, Va., just a few miles from the MacArthur Memorial in Norfolk. 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I \ cur 15 AV eserve BREVARDI LEE, MARION AND COLLIER (NOTE T HOMPSON WHITE SEEDLESS OR RED GROCERY wTH 93of $1S.00 or more PRICES IN THIS AD GOOD _ /f444fl Kb -I Sunday, Sip?. 21,197S NEW STORE HOURS f 11 419 E. FIRST ST JAR JAR - I 1EE.&25thST. SANFORD rM CANS 419 E. FIRST ST. tIL �IA—Evening Hcrald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Sept. 2$. If75 SPORTS HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 2$, 197S— B For Sunday, September 28, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You're not overly patient with the family today. II everyone's walking around the house with a long face, you may be to blame. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Giving orders comes easy to You today. However, if you want others to follow your. edicts, %'flu'd better try to set a good example. GEMINI May 21-June 20) If you've committed yourself to picking up the tab today, first check the prices or you'll make a king-size dent in your wallet, CANCER 4 June 21-July 22) Others will make such heavy demands on your time you won't have much to )'ow-self. Put your dreams aw.v for anotlwr day . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You will be hypersensitive today. Weigh what others or you'll mistake a sincere comment for a VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Have fun with friends today, but don't mix in money or things of a material nature. If YOU do, hard feelings will result. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Normally. you're 'y siderate of others' feelings. Today, you'll be so intent having your way you'll get somc-ons hackles up. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Be content to let sleeping dogs lie. You're likely to Unwittingly dredge up some old, unpleasant issue that could be very disturbing to a friend. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) It's a losing proposition to give business advice to a friend today. If the situation doesn't pan out, tr'U blame you for his failure, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're not a good team player today. Avoid getting into a situation where YOU must rely on a partner. Neither will be happy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Where usually you're willing to lend ahelping hand, today you will resent it deeply GEMINI May 21-June 20) If you borrow something today that a friend prizes, treat it with extra respect. A lrare!ess mishap could mar the friendship. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't bank too heavily on luck to gain your aims today. Logical thinking and lots of effort are "musts" if your plans are to work. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're not too great at keeping etT sels today, so be careful. Should you let the cat out of tile bag, at least try not to embellish the (acts, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your budget could get a trifle bent unless you begin now to trim some of your nonessential spending. LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll do more talking about your goals today than taking action. Your conversation makes for good listening, but poor results. Third Straight Victory If anyone asks for a favor. Events and conditions will force you to be extremely ambitious this coining year. J ust be sure to repay favors to anyone who's helped on the way up. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Take no risks today where someone else is calling the shots. If you can't be captain of your own ship, pass the action, For Monday, September ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) Make no hasty judgments today on importan' domestic issues. The perspective you have on them is slightly distorted, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your generosity today is apt to exceed your resources or capabilities. Promise nothing 'ou'll have problems crm. YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept. U, 1975 29, To 210 ,2 rium ph 0verSp ruce Creek Seminole Ro BAMA 1975 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) This Is not a good day to at. tempt on your own tasks in areas where you lack expertise. Line-up capable assistance. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) Be careful in negotiating agreements today. Get all the details spelled out ciear'lv before hakin tt nLs u the deal. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're )ke]y to do things today against your better judgment. Weigh both sides of issues. carefully before plunging in. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Keep your mind on your Smokin PRESERVES 18 OZ JAR WELLA BALSAM REG. 93 iveu° REG. OR EXTRA ;31Im BODY 69 •' iftant 159 I LIMIT NE ONE . ,,,, 'c 1 W ORA& ;jrld he did it in grand style, personally taking charge of the W -46k - v-i his Inates to a 21-12 victory over pru e Creek. was the third straight ' 102 :LKI L Ai, - a! REG S4.99 : . ... *" . ,, AV tile charges of coach Jerry osey while Spruce Creek, under thed,rectjonofformer Jacksonville Sharks' coach But] Asher, dropped to 1.2. Whigham's statistics in the game were impressive as he rushed for 10" )ards passed for - ' • a . •,,..._ b—.. another 80 scored a pair I BLACK & DECKER DELUXE ELECTRIC LAWN MOWER (Itioeciten T be Eves . . ri Ar - REG. " c\g\ \ 'i 88 89.99 VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE BATH BEADS •. By KELLY CURRIE .; So far, Seminole High football tACK DECKER 50 Ff. 11111 1 PEG 9 99 - ONE GALLON MOLDED PICNIC J LIMIT ONE lEG 99 88 H S- ealy uiyp&yIiy Wide mouth lot f1I. UI, lot cold it .. -- - - ,.w ';.-: brvirifift hold the contest scoreless until Gainesville, the two top teams .9' • .--- .. / \\ THE EFFECTIVE WAY TO NATURAL LIKE SLEEP - What's even about %ti's rushing s the fact that on no less than six of his 17 carries le T 127 Although guilty of many end zone untouched. 7-6 advantage. Spruce Creek with 1:16 left to 4-counting the times he was mental errors (getting hit with Bobby Duggar converted Seminole saw a good drive, play in the half. back to pass only to see his 10 penalties for a total of 75 from placement, the first of Following the ensuing kickoff, Neither team could generate protection break down, he was yards) and at times finding it three successful attempts for fizzle at the Hawk 21 when much in the way of an offense in nailed for lost yardage. difficult to jell into a cohesive the night, and at 5:09 Seminole Herbert Branch couldn't find the third quarter, but wi th And, when he wasn't direc- unit. Seminole came through was on the scoreboard, the handle on a pitch from slightly more than one minute ling the team from his signal- when it counted and checked Spruce Creek bounced back Whigham and Scott Petersohn gone in the final period, - '1 15 and romped into games, a fact that has stir- matchup, played Friday night week as they travel toDeLand to both of his scores came while just one yard passing. the Hawks recovered at the of the hands of Stevens and the touchdown territory. Prised some, since it hasn't against Spruce Creek, saw the meet Bulldog team which shut pia)ing quarterback. Whigharn got the Seminoles Tribe n. Tribe had possession at the After Duggar's conversion, it accomplished that feat since score 21-12 but Seminole out. out state-ranked Gainesville a Seminole, which has been rolling midway through the It took just two plays for Art Spruce Creek 15, appeared the Seminoles had it 1973 when the record was eight played the hawks and the point week ago. near the bottom of the rung and first period when Good pounced Browne to find a hole In the left Ned Raines quickly wrapped picked up, but Spruce Creek, up wins and two losses, total might have been higher After that encounter, the practically a doormat for the on a fumble by Hawk quar- side of his line and charge into a First down with runs of five and Wilson in particular, had first game saw Seminole had it not been for fumble-lUs, Seminoles return home t6 face opposition the past couple of terback Scott Stevens at the the end zone unmolested for the and six yards, but a five-yard other ideas. Just 42 completely dominate Oviedo 53- which has plagued the tribe all St. Augustine, expected to seconds be years, has now posted victories Spruce Creek 20. score. Ron Asher, son of the penalty set the Seminoles back after the Tribe score, Wilson 6, as Ned Raines and Herb season long. more competition for the Tribe over Oviedo (53-6), Daytona A five-yard penalty and Spruce Creek coach, tried to to the 10. Branch got nine back took a handoff from Asher, Branch ran, and Tim Raines Nevertheless it was a win, than any of their first three Mainland (7-0) and Spruce Whigham's six-yard dash got pass for the two-point con- in a hurry and Whigh.am, on a found big gap in the forward returned a punt for a touch- and one which the Tribe really Opponents. Creek. The latter two count in first down at the nine. The six- version that would have put his sneak between his right guard wall and out-raced everyone for down; the second saw a needed, as it will need all the both Five Star Conference and 'footer then promptly rolled to team in front, but the effort and center, tallied the touch- an 84-yard scoring dash. determined Mainland team rest, to keel) up withIlieLandand I Continued On Page DLitrict 6AAAA competition. [its right and waltzed into the failed and Seminole held a slim (!own tililt se,11c(l Small (5-4) Patriot Stands Tall In Loss The smallest Patriot stood tallest Friday batted the ball down into hands, and immediately headed for paydirt 54 yards away. -. . ORLANDO A dislocated Despite his size and weight, no , elbow and a freakish score b> a one could stop the lumbering ' -., Colonial lineman killed senior be fore he realized hat - "' —i.' Lyman's come-from-behind must be e very linebackers hopes Friday night Both bad dream a touchdown The -'! breaks came within two score pushed Colonial's ad -minutes of each other in the vantage to 26-6 over Lyman. ,:k_ fourth quarter as Lyman was %',mth 936 left to ploy and dropped 326 starting quarterback Burkhart ,.. -VI—_— — Lyman, trailing 20-6 but still gone, the Lyman effort seemed ! much in the game, gained doomed. Al Stanley pass tails short of receiver Tim Forgue wi th Gainesville's Rodney hlyden (white jersey) possession at their 24-yard line Late in the game, another defending. ; I1eraId I'hotos by Tom Vincent) at the four th quar ter's start. I.inan offensive miscue a Marching to the 43, the blocked punt - set up - ._. - - ''- .,'- ' ' - ' Greyhounds faced a crucial Colonial's last score at the third down and four situation. Lynian one-foot line. Jim Quarterback Bob Burkhart Quance took the ball in or) the elected to run his sixth and final first Phi.). rush of the evening. As discouraging as the fourth "I was pu tting a move on a q ua r te r was for Lyman, the guy when I got hit," he sa id c entire first ha lf was an offew minutes later on the bench, fensive field day for both nursing an Lee pack and a teams. Long plays that set up dislocated left elbow, scores arid a ent for scores - Burkhart gained the neded ftce for Colonial, one for first down by rushing about five Lyman yards around right tackle, Life. IVs just full of surprises. Unfortunately, though, not all of them are good ones. That's why It pays to be prepared with a a -------------- - i I - * • . . . - - - - ,. Mark Whigham of Seminole fades back to pass while Bill McDaniel offers protection - ONE r dym - - t figure in all Seminole 's scoring save for the extra points. -_ LIMI ? ' - - By ECOTT ABRAIIAMS Herald Correspondent 32 TABLETS . - of 4th Quarter Brea ks Hurt Lvman, 3=6 2* 'I . early in the second period when recovered for the visitors. Whighaln dropped back and when Branch scored a touchLooking ahead at the running from the halfback slot, yards — 188 rushing 181 of Bruce McNorton burst through Two plays Later, however, fired a 41-yard scoring strike to down with 12 seconds showing schedule, a must win game is in from which he picked up most which came on Lorenzo a porous Seminole line to block Bill McDaniel pounced on an Good, who gathered the ball in Z-B) i%, SOMINEX ft site team has won its first three on the clock and the third store for the Seminoles next of his rushing yardage, though Wilson's touchdown gallop) and Wbigham's punt attempt and errant pigskin that squirted out near the XTENSION CORD . *7 116 OZ. LIZ touchdowns and hit Mike Good on a 41- ard payoff pitch to mean block on Spruce Creek's Paul*Meeks.I Herald Photos By Bill Vincent Jr.) Lamb \ Friday wasn special day for Seminole flights Mark a,14 RIVIERA AM POCKET RADIO Dr. normal person isn't much, but anyone who has any lung problem should not invite disaster by starting the habit. Two a day is a starter on the way to more a day,,,jnd increased lung disease as well as other health problems. . IlcraldCorrespondent . 9493. 9 __ _ By 81FF CORRIGAN . thlete Solid Iteii. invent - ' ' Action clirinz and invigotates the mouth. Adjuitsbk pin. lure dial. Inclu*$ 4 jet lips. , .. hiodel 49 FIG 23 99 p fl -. ORAL HYGIENE APPLIANCE Hel - , If '115 ATER PIK CONDITIONER Be extra-alert for op. portunities this coming year that emanate from in(lividuals you've worked with before. Check those offered carefully. One may be of real value. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I am writing to you about my brother. What happens to a boy 15 years old wiio has asthma and smokes one cigarette in the morning and another one In the in the evening? I don't want my brother to know I wrote you. DEAR READER Your secret is safe. Most people have asthma cannot tolerate cigarette smoke well. It often acts as an irritant to the lungs and increases asthma attacks and their severity, Two cigarettes a day in a I _____ - V g STRAWBERRY work today, or you're going to make a big mistake with something that's usually a snap for you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You may find yourself in a situation where your first impulse is to grab the tab. Do n't let the freeloaders pay their share. VOU11 BIRTHDAY Sept. 9, 1975 - resulted in over 550 minbined yards for the two where a Colonial defender teams. slammed him to the ground. Colonial received the opening Burkhart complained later of kickoff before 25W spectators Hurricanes Blow B Stron Over Patrio s cialist Uo 'Fite carneon et his team on the scoreboard and avert a shutout. Gainesville clobbered Lake Brantley, 48-3, and the only thing Lake Brantley fans had to yell ibout was Fite's 21-yard field goal. "I wasn 't nervous...not at all," said Fite calmly on the sidelines, shortly after his soccerst It boot said) cleared the cross bars Heck, ' '.e kicked em from farthe r out than tiat \ls longest in practice is 40 yards, but I average about 30" Fite is the only freshman on the Brantley %U(Sit), and coach Sammy Weir concedes that ttn. 104-pound freshman fits right into his of tensi'e plans, especial!) in crucial situations "lie can kick the ball, that's what counts, not tis size," said Weir. Fite says he hopes to be kicking for the University of Alabama in a few years. Born in Anniston. Ala., the brown-haired, blue-eyed - V - - - - - - .T - - - ! -- - -:- )oungster wants to return home for his college education, and a lot of kicks along the way. File plays corner on his soccer team, and 9 By JIM IIAYNE.S Herald S ports 48-3. A couple of sophomore gained experience kicking the oblong pigskin in Rob Fite, all 104 pounds of him, waits patiently Pop Warner League. for call on extra point. It never came, be had to It wasn't that much, really," he said. trs- ing settle for field goal. to play do w n his field goal, and absorbed somewhat in his tea's m resounding defeat. , In injuries and blank expressions prevailed. Keith 'Io)ears%;mth the Spring Iike Yellow Jackets ! Traster 14id his IA,11 rung well and admitted after had 27 extra points and two field goals. This the game, "I don't even know what's going on," sn't that different." things right and were unstop- Davis and Allen Standi-idge - The 14-year-old doesn't exactly fill out his Gainesville, on the other hand was jubilant at its point production. Joe Burke Frowned a little FORE'ST CITY — Who said pable on offense as they handed helped contribute to Gaines- shirt—notyet, an),way.Tile, No. 9on hisjersy is a about having a 6(~yard touchdown run cdHed the Hurricanes were dead? the Patriots what might turn ville's 227 total in the rushing bit imposing. In fact, when he tucks It in all the back in the waning seconds. Not Lake Brantley. out to be their worst thrashing column. Davis scored twice and way around, the bottom of the nine Is under his "&iplloi,iort.s, that 's v,ho did ttL ,, ,,. __ - �- . - .--._ - -. -..- - -.-. - -. ---'.- -- - - . - - -. -..------.- -..-,-.- ,_- . ________________________________________ ______________________ ______________ -- -I •- -. - __ ______________________________________ That's Joanie Mitchell Ev.nng Hra, Sanford, Fl. Norbert Seals Paces / N BR'EF • 1 I • - - TAMPA — Temple lieight.s previous games, Thnity bad ChrUan was ready for Nor- tumbled inside the othcr team s 'ano Sa ' I ,.' I ________________ • ,-• Trinity Prep 'riumpLMereWIspOrAç,iru BIIJt A Pro On (IO.Jise SPORTS ' Vdhng Outdoors - O 2 New General Manager 4 -- HtJF F ALO APi — The 1ffalo Braves have appointed piaer personnel director Bob MacKtnon general u'aniger "F the National Basketball Msotlatrnn club srvin as head cacti of the A'iierican lsketbalI l ut s St luis Spirits last season kes oer the Isition a abed l.ist spring F dthe Dono an Dono in left Bu1flo to return to his old jeb as general manager of the New \ork knicks Vikings FumbILo? — Stay On Sidelines ' - . - .. - - ¼& .- play to Seals, and Brent teard. "And,Imight add, we Matthews used the trap play to finally pla)ed someone in our sound ad% anthge, gunning 44 own class" )ards unnoticed to a touch Iali Seals 52 run (run Ir KnOW C Tr i • '. knew they would be," said Chr (k tthews, I Ma)be it wa the shock of seeing suc,,ha ,itt1e woiiiinthcling sutian imposing hurdle Joanie __________________________________ • snl ti'rtr and that the J. ruturmi h sind ith tl iktngs this season after playing with the WFL. - 'U Haines blocked the ex c(te(l 21 Cttflt Pont ° i ii is r i e 00 - . - 0a — , - Next month we're starting consction ona as if the Seminoles facthg the aisrans as they 1edo High School football King, to go' use With aine at t,ic P -inford Seminole vifl i. .-'. Women s lib athocate' Nope Joanie simpl) loves the game and wanted to work where she could pile up some fairway time But the soon 4 - -. .. _. ' ' .L _. . .. . ninhole rounds. I lose to play golf, buU got the )I 1 Seminole WhIgm l's P0 I. • f' a - - . ... - - . - That is where the King MonIes and King to g ' - -- -___________ -____________ _____ f............. work at Sabal Pabu where Pa had just taken the field and score lAon defenders hit the PAT to gi%e home aided by a piling on penalty, to Breaks score ita second Th of the season and fiat sinco soring SV I Gainesille got the ball back, it backs, season and after Coloal's 324 early for tm. But I pi oyan e fL th uads ho the do hi I cx abt t mh 't \t \ . ..' - -._- _____ noxistent, has made a teerific comeback. Waye Brady at the L a sighed Lyman coach Dick "1 hope by this time next • . - ... Vard Ruthing . Fumbles Lost - - - _ - especially you don't get sick," she notes. Says Joanie, "The nwn .- Mark Boardman but when a 33- 2 - just south of Daytona and the job. And as soon as I got my fret wet I gained in "Penalties hurt us all night,' Richardson geared up for ond Bndge has yelded some ____ and sniall drum comprising most the catches Tomoka Basin, - e "simple slant by the wlngback, we lost two other scoring ad. the same, but finished b' , startcd to redly enjoy' the game. I made him a manic Mitchell works with floyd In on s p. HedPhotos by Bill Vincent Jr.) happy golfer." Sure, Ure were anxious momen, "But no the demands of her profession. Six days a week members also may compete on the tour by t kind and ezme1y patient" n7 - Joanie s firm student was a man ifl his l opener. F second half found Staey I I yinan' defeat Friday night by the (,renadiers was enMaredt doesn I think any poir was that Strauser Is a i hued ---- the ball "up for grabs" yards to 11w lions' 11 that muerer s yule's quarterbacks, Steve ball back it was 124. Four plays the wrlkr was there as soon as possible, just to check the a racy of the repo of course By the time we got there action she went from club to club looking for work in the -. . -. Gainessille' Ience Fuller nuui w, utt ,v*aU) 1t' and three channel bass all caught on cut fingerling mlet ef w of game& are undefeated but that march their OUth.i, A call to Merle Keller at the pier brought this respu . . I............. Gainevlle has already finally 1d the scrappy Uona in -. - prenticeship in a Tucson pro shop I Just sort oF OrJv District games count as to the coast something to Shout Id aerage bass landed at the mp this week was one and a half t.i two pounds. lake Monroe specks are showing signs of ommg th Ii' - a lot to ler the members" The diminutis e Pennsylvania natise came to - ______ '-________________ ______ thougti I really enjoy it There s so much be (10 oma, c, fl _____ ___________ .- .: Spruc rk BufI %hereas In against St Augustine Iigh Bassmen fhingoutof Wekiva Riverflavencampare kthg - - __________________________ pounder being the largest one repoed. Another fishing conve was made at Camp Seminole this - - conds showing on yrth out bass are still striking near M1trma Isle, but again, the Fishing with some friends, Kathy was the only one the pay th 5mno$,: Whigham I? i02. nrct w th the must trasel to meet Datona Beach to meet Roe Raiders 21 Friday able to ramble for long gainers sion Rokledge s Jack Smink busted play Seabreeze ght of six to eight yards on first and had a 10 yard field goal gt wou caP ure lake Brantle Coach 5mm S and 39 at the hands of downs to pick up the two to four Osiedo defensise tifli a I ,\ - -- . . ROCKLEDGE - An im- his bwly fullback Willie Montes threpotht play late in the got loose again In the final Forest. G -. __ __ - 1• ' ____ -. "The membership has increased from 121 to , While in1ty's defense led bitter next week as they travel WeQham 1 run (Duoar byKeith DougVan tnier, Cliff Barnett into Volusia County to take on S Good i past from Q am halftime but it did take some and Dyke — held the the powLrful and undefeated WIISO run kick failed) ard line Park landed 30. Erseyllaile) trolledhbw1yahof SOot thegoodsized specks and Mr and Mrs SighUer landed 11 in an hour of fishing and lRo Johnson pWled a switth b boaUng 80 hell cer bream . . . fly U)UIsSAPS But be 1re that Big t' IS I - _' helm of land O'lkes Country Club, a pic()ing okay. k In I .. , Penal es he picked off a pass in- position to just 18. TI .. t-. , F and Jean Woods of mon Bluff Camp called to pass tht word thatstngs of 18th 2Ower landed in short order Wednesday with live Msouri minnows the bdlt Nell Bries was one of the lucky ones whogot in on the early n. At Hile) 's Camp on take Jessup Tommy C,inn and Charlie Nebon of Apopha thok 75 specks while drift fishing with list _____________________________ ilk' s - truu: fir thi make it 1 at intermission. In their three outings to date, Seals helped seal Temple's Seminole has wracked up 81 Gt'neral Manager Mike Lynn, informed of the letter late - Se111in01eC0unty—fitasa lubproass1stant • HyJIMWAltTEK loia. I I just an inch above live feet. Maybe it was her disarming smile r her twinkling eyes Or, maybe it w a perstence that makes a spawning salmon look like a quitter (atled) • justed to wathing - So, what chance has a Wisp of a girl with no previous experience' Who s going to thke her on as a teaching assnt' II By Carl Geiger Heri,n,eter, president of the World Foothall 7 CCk : - Here's good news for the cane polers and the trailers — eckIed perth are hitting on all Probably the most soi't a rar nW, and undisputably the most dehelous F land,,' W), the state is oer run with Well, maybe it was her name winch catchs qualiFied men who will d the work for $50 a the attention of anyone Ianuliar with rock muse o . nothing to do with a squabble by the two pro football "You'll never get a Job," they kept telling her, a tiny immigrant (ron, Tucson, Ariz., via New game, won b) Tht), 3W Knowles dropped the ball, but o PenaIti Seas sred three touch. picked it up and reveed Prep fl-3l downs, but his biggest value rection to go agalt the OW Templ. H.iqhR 03003 as dey, of traffic and ran it in from 12 opening play of the yards out Tr — MatfMwi 41 run (kick IaiIi game, Trinity quarterback Tr "We linaib pla)ed up to our r Sunday, Sept. 2L l7S-38 Bait fishing with finger mullet and plug casUng with the 52M11 "Molure plug has pduced snook up to 18 pounds this week and nne1 bass U to 20 pounds. - aLso have satellite days. A bluefish of 13 pounds is the largest weighed in by ( that the lJkA has nii program for club pros as would be great, but it dn't able to do the same thIs year. fumbled and Keith baster took much out of BnUey's Lake Brinft,v • • _ we knew when we came over rujht side capped a I C. yard fredi was naturally happy with 211 LakeBranUeywasinthefou ylrds ru%h lng o 16. C— Standrge 17 r 334:lkic called then close. whet dhisappefttoforanother thelessonshisfttwolo3 I31 specialist Rob FiIe coected Rick Garza's 11.yaed run, but Knight pass to halt one Gaine C Surke 11 pats fm Knight might not have been whistled Lyman gave up possessior. the confidence his squad 1 SO panattles 5.45 It was small salldaclion for punted with GaInesilIe taking Doug Hancock smothered -return dy two drives stopped when he was series, a strong 6ytar march "Os-emil, we're pleased," he Lyman a socceryle kick made it 4W 0. set up File's field goal. Oit ; r 0d k,i piece in. deep in ita o terntory at only scored nine poin on us, C - MCC.,,h 33 Pfl lm Leg vile enJ momentum, called chicken but we knew Richardson took over. The 17 strong defensively, but tonight, kCh*rdson 7 run (Williimt - i' ration. (Continued From Page I-B) running backs Allen Standridge and Anthony , o Lake Branhey never gave Davis the hero's circle, along with quar- o ilsell a chance to see what it screamed Gainesville tackle Brandori Smith terback in Kenny Knight and tackle Bill Johnson. '7' could do, because the pitchout toward a rourf of flrantli't' nbt!prcz hi,ctlin, f'r "Ufl,,,., Fawler was fumbled on second ocy Smith, himself a sophomore was 'oined b dr on is way to the locker room —Jim Ilsynes -- ,, Madison Square (,arden. - Marciano finally caught up approval. ' ': Johttson' howling today's Herald. ending 11w round ,, get a return his high, plelcing suice Audie scheduled for i rc,tuuIarj iut'r way Marciano and use rounds tor fli,hf -_4.It---_ m -- =-=---==- Home of the OrIç$nal TrIfecta WiSwj,,,place, show, _r11—i._ -_—_ • i— ar S 'The - Big fled Mactime hasn t the West champions, and 62 oF those have come at home for a 7IJII_1 I Dodgers - 12 power-charged games nightly excent Sunia r N. Y , 3, Astros 2 nil s first homni run of the sta- _____ • Gourmet dining in the alr-con'Iitionrd clubhouse ' fof • Post time LuI ur1ou,sat winnings rewat o c)l 3O5,3j 6221 , o a I 1**th V" Ø(J 11 (hicago • tititer and Willie Montuinez and IRNPARI. rig ni Alai action on the B - —_.._ .._----- lilut r amid loti Brock scored 41 0 Our "FALL FURNACE CHECK Quirk drose in threc \,, ' ',.,,., ' 7 - ' - -- " a • ) - - Also A Good - - • tf Time Unit With - - ,s I - INCLUDEs " '• " I /' L had an exceptioial game, a. -.' / ' " ER COMBUSTION .: - - %.. 4" ''. - ''l' -.'- = ' REPLACEMENT It's > '' (1) OIL MOTOR ___ We dldn I do what we added Ruby L1ke Howell drove In within acrials matchinu his total from .. Registration Ends October 3 Kenny scored a 28-0 football About all we can do is look sictory which sent the Hawks back on our mistakes, try and - 1,imiiii. Important how to tips tram . LaKe Howeiu 28-0 the fourth inning, carrying the anything away from Kenny .. - lmprosoyourchancosotw,n. ning in tho 1975 Punt Pass & 4P' - • second hit of the game oft JR. Howell let (our superb scoring (act, twice the Hawks had Richard—pulled los Angeles to opportunities slip from Its fourth-and-one situations, but ton Giants 5, Padres 0 8pm ______ 50 '- 12 wi h te1.rr'i,n, _________ and Baltimore losses adding to including six homers and 13 Itills Williams singled home a two will ileude baseballs last UHI Firs' inning nun and doubled to pennant race. Twins!, White Sox i 'pen a two-run fourth, help' g . ii flrtwtrs -j, I irry Ilisie s tie breaking Oakland beat California (george 'wutt IfrOte LU thuit. single in ttit sixth inning scored AngeLs \lihsaiiket • / _.._ for 41 great nights of Harness • 1LIC f1'-onx hea'ywemgtit job will done' Iliat comr listened to the count In that Announcer Johnny Addle '53 when Marciano defended %tarcianotriedtoputacrouil,e wartz for Marcfano, 5-4.1 - Boston Manager Darrell night doubleheader from Clese dnter s seat " Johnson was smiling From ttie hind by 4-0 scores and cruised top of his red cap to the tips of closer to an American League Baltimore hasn't v be - ikd Sex ..- crown East Disision his able to play since Wednesday a Pressure' What pressure' 'I Rain continued to cloud their .AA - 14 hrector Steve Slack explains, "Anyone who geta __ //r-52 1 _________ - Receiving -- Lyman Marwing 1 10 Williams 110 MCCrPhy S 125 Pasting- -Lyman: BurkPpr? 171 kasive starters who played i 71 yards; Colonial Lege, 1340 25 yar, while Colonial mentor yards 'ill! C it fise to Iiseinroljndsbuthedave Marriano Ins 2th stral 'htwi P°U5. "But I wanted to keep up my golf and decided I Once in a while. But I can't do it without )' - A pu field is full. This is an impressive commentary ° errriral in Orlando, Joanie was iiiyself to qualify for the Women's Open or LPGA Remember, though, thist there's the possibility PtLSAT!NGACTION_.. YOUBET if an official ______________________ crashed home a looping sight stood and cheered both fighters saw It for RoLand, hand that dropped Roland to for several minutes while they LaStarza didn't Appears Monday sp Marcian and the other to ctiamiipion, John Pinney of night may be United States a lana while the ref saw it limp1i pulled a big upset in Champion Mike Baker Also isen in rounds. Miami Beach when he held the guaranteed amateur war Meirciano was penalized for a se \ew Smyrna Beach action in the first three rounds, Both hots went all out to ,t was ucv. In atarch of 1950 as he made Rocky miss most of ,tnd catch the eje of the judges, -_ I yman fise yard line But in New York they have a highly ranked Vinnie Curio to a between Sammy Masias and and Archic Moon But it w a in was mnadc an carly 7-5 Iasorik get his $.95 in right away. As of Tuesday night, she went to the semi-finals of the Arizona State are the other girls going to do. : 0 0 I e-' a Grenadler fumble at tuie user, he said 70h77, Copeland has only three of In most areas these scores many think was unbeatable n Orliuri By IA)Ul, 5,%py to make a living on the tour, U by wIing the 11 Tucson City Utle and to get their I.PGA card in qualifying at Miami the benefit of the Winter Park Newman Center. ___________ feated and untied ring with a record that showed In hIs 47 professional bouts, 23 knockouts in 25 wins Marciano had seseral close l.aStarza, more of a t,ozer calls with men like "Jersey" than a puncher, h-ad compiled a at Tucson's Foy-Niirs Country Oub." It's not exactly panic tisoc, but anyone in- blonde had to surrender her playing desires to qualify' fur Millie of us maJor even. PGA Restaurant is taking applications. N. arciaflo was the .hown on home TV as part of goffer came after competing in her fit LA program For lady pros," she says. "There are a so Colonial touchdOwn. "Tonight when we made ; INDIVIpUAL LEADERS Another strong drive by niiistakes, It didn't hurt u.s. I Ruthing Lyman R'a:zs ii id. Colonial. this on for t',r,1c - Funbles Oviedo ° ' -' . -. _ e (4 . • - and Uo fm the portside. .4_il I - ______________ �- __________________________________________________________ Sunday, sept. 28. Legal Notice Switzer After Near Upset: _____________ MIAMI t M't - ()kIaho;ias gain. 'But no No. I team ever now Hutbard, CHRISTINA BABE SPEARS, Wift', ranked Sooners proved them. pabiIitie." sell, errors really took it out of tis. selves mere mortals in nipping iq. r.r'nroø .i Clmecmancc. Sr I irn. t'rsuant to Calero, Alabama serve to be ranked No. 1," Sooner Coach Barry Sitzer achmutted after Fndav nIght's '. bile routing Oregon 62.7 and Pittsburgh 46-10. But the young Miattit team, hich couldn't stop (h'orgia been filed 1lOIn'.t you with respect __________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ i.. corner of Section II. iftcr OkIahotIla held Miami otherwise, a default will be entered and being more particularly at its 27 later in the first quar- asjanst you for the relief demanded described a'. fol'ows' SCOREBOARD 1!SU1FFI!119 _____ ______ -- 32-Ibuses - Unfurnished - r' 4-Personals I I' AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS,NOPETS 116W lidS? 7 PR. s'and. $'40 Adulli rrrfer,e,i 'Ill 5554 or 3)76670 ________________________ Ftirnih.j efficiency apt upstairs, '1 bIk'. from town (alt 373 5109 afteq ' (Ire flr.tron, ?A17 Elm Sani P4nøI'. '139 AQSA Mit 5i'il ((itINTPYlkwIt PM', 'dice lot with tree'. n"or S If 7 RId 5174 mn 4 PP 5570 tm.- '.ii'i. 'tamaqed.'posit 411 17 (I IF F '0PD4PI REAL TOP . 7 Bedroom furnished house Foi Rent Phn 1?? 767? - )lA-fjpIexes _____________________ ______________ IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM _______________ _________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING 34-MbiIe Homes Tçi tei'1rn,n him or uflturn CdmIts preferred security deposit. 37) 5554 or 177 6670 . icr, a punt and personal foul iii the Petition • PROBLEM iN YOUR FAMILY? BFr.fNP4lPr, at a point lOcated on WITNESS MY HAND and the seal th Perhaps Atcol'Iollc Anonymous WffrrTl right of way ci Wymore AL ANON i'all against Miami gave the of this Court on the Sth day of Avr,i'. Can Help aij point being located 715 For iam1 lfes or frIends 01 problem Sooners the ball on Miami's 37 September, A D 1975 Call 473 1517 north from the northwt corner drinect 1 ic 4',,rr I? D., (Seat) itt. ami It'd ba 34-yard leld goal by O,, Itt Sn WrIte P 0 flog 1713 of the intersection t Spring Valley ror further information caU 47). High School ''na Scabrecic AR THUR H BECKWITH. JR gicton, Bal, l7S. 6 Scott, Pail. Tony Diflienzo, Road Wvmore Avenue. thence or write ____________________________ Live Oak 72. MacClenny 6 Clerk of the Circuit Court _____________ 175 rtnnlpo In a wnstefly direction on a Sanfoed At Anon Family GrOup P0 -Emid Duane ltaccus then Football fly 5 Martha T VIhIen Santord Seminole 21. Spruce DOUBLES-Lynn. Bsn, i line attrt to the northern right of lio 55). Sanford, Fla 37171 S-Lost & Found Creek 17 Dt'puty r,terk blocked a Mianu punt to give R Jackson, Oak, 39; Mc Par, _____________ siv of Spring Valley Road. and W C HUTCHISON, JR New Smyrna Beach SO. Pier B XC. 33. Mayberrt. XC. )t. Sun The AtSoctated Pre'.'. Oklahoma possession at t it? liutchiSon and MorrIS t*in 'ocatcd 215 feet north 01 ne ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll I OcT. black tøte bag. SJC. red son Taylor 0 gleton. flat, 37. 'Eu'.tis 71. St. Cloud 1$ Free. 6142027 for "We Care"______ northern right of way 01 Spring _______ ________ II, Iltirrirant' 11, and Elvis Peahinder •.piral flO North Park AvenUe Tetbook. Carol City 76. Norland 7 fl utheast ii, I4OME RUNS " " "Oottnp" Adit'. iY TCCflS VaI)i' rn,d t . cist.0 ot i too'. j I fir', in 1?? + . ,,,,, Cc;' .u' IS P,'a;rn 6 ,intorij F Ii)1 ;ll ]'lll ui 'Ci ran in Ironi IX var(Ls out, J. P J,i.;'iu '.' '. Ixurne 35. , Puotist Sept 75. Oct 5, I?, 19, 1975 ttliP(e ri,nnunij 01 ti'qrrs north 01 Slit Killian 12, Gtadt's Central 0 Tavart-'. berry, XC. 33, floods. NY, 30. 'Iwo plays later, Okiahumas mlflitp'., and 01 secondS east for a L4 Therapeutic Pool 1 R 177 North MiamI 7. l.IkeIand Kathleen 39. Ctea MIami Burroughs. Tn. '9 pp LONGER USED CAMPING 0 distance of 100 fed, more or less, to Mike Phillips Ixunced on a Improve your health r Sprin a r 0 IN GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT ' NATIONAL LEAGUE THE CIRCUIT COURT. a pOint: thence running easterly PhaneI)i 3)6.) Ransom 10. fletin 6 fuitible by MiaIlii'SOttIs Ander- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Bradenton Manatee 17. , NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD, BAITING at iso' feet. more bat'.t lesj, to a point ________________________ (175 Apalachicofa 71. Aucilla 6 cutt. 6 son at Mia's 27. Joe Wash- CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Iore'ed no the wMtern r4t of way ?1dlk Chi, T5immons MARRIAGES Sneads 30. Cottoedale Melbourne Central CathollC StL. 3)7; Saiquillen. Pgh. 379: ington, held to 54 yards in Ii FLORIDA. ot Wymore Auenue. thence running Performed ty Marilyn. Notary. 6-Chid Care S, Tvare'. 0 CIVIL DIVISION FILE NO. 75.954. in a southerly direction along the Greenthoro 30. Wewahitchka Mggan Cm, .375; Watson. Htn, carries, got the touchdown from CA 09.0 Orate, 904 737 $361 or 737 5773 ___________ BiShOp Moore 19. ectern right of way of Wymore Cocoa 6 Mayo 21. Greenville 0 'OsKh 6 ttit threL)'ar(I lire. A BABY'S WORLD Care for infant'. "NS---Cash, Phi. ItO, Rose COM BAN K CA SSE L BERRY, a Avmup, a distance ol ioo feet, more Wakulla 77. Jasper Hi.milton Rocktedqe 7). Ov'øo toage7 only. Neat to new Drivers 26-yard punt return by Florida banking corporation, A Cm. 109; Lope'., LA. 103; Mor or It's'.. t the point of beginning; 6 5?, Jseph 40. Baldwin ii LIcense Bureau 3?7 6615 gao. Cm. 101. 0 Thomas. SF. Washington to Miami's s rePlaintiff, (aid tract coritCins 10 Jo acres Munre 70, flritoI Liberty 18 5'. Johns Lutheran ID, Truni? Legal Notice You are reguired to serve a Copy Newberry U, North Florida Christian Day chooI hCS openings Sulte(1 In 1)0 more than a 21-yard AFJ. INC. et aI . RUNS BAIT ED IN-Lu of ypor written detensei. it any. to ChristIan 0 University Christian 27. Bron for InS yr. olds for fall semester linski. PhI. 171. T,Pere:. Cm. field goal by DiRienzo Just Defendants, the action no James M Corrigen. son 11 Live Oak Suwarinee 71. Baker 109; Bench, Cm, 107; Staub. Tuition. t7S ma Call Lutherart CLERK'S NOTICE UNDEk FICTITIOUS PIintiff". attorney, whose address before halitirmie for the fritstratJacksonvile Reboldt 7. Jack. 6 (liuriPi of Qc'deemt'r, 377 3552 tV NOTICE OF SALE NAME STATUTE NY, 103, Cey. LA, 107, Vnorl'mj & Welts. P A ed Sooners, but it proved to be sonville Englewood 6, 01 Mr'. MarlIn. 372 6405 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that P0 Bo 611. 135 Wall Street, HITS-Cash. Phi, 709. Gar ___________________________ Gaine'.ville Buctiholz Notice I'. hereby given that the vey. LA, 709; RoSi Cm. 706. tie winning points, under a Judgment of Foreclosure Orlando, Florida 17507. on or before Ocala Vanguard 0 "' Ai jor League Ltndo'. lqn'd. Pursuant to the .mmos, tL, 190. Mitlar 18-Help Wanted Miammi ti 'ie front it3 O%I1 46- and Sate entered by the Judge of the Or tt4' 17th 1975 and tile the Lake Butler 17. Chreftaii 0 ___ , Cport in and for SemnIe nrugrt with 'he clerk of this C0rt "Ffrttom Name Statute." Cnapter -' '.' -*A.Ait tigh II, MCr.tmcel! sartl line ii, (Jklationta 's eIght at US 09. Florida Statutes, wilt register D0UflLES-Rose. din, I county. Flcrida, on the 25th dy of either before Service on Plaintiff's AVON Forest I. Perry 0 A Oliver, Pgh.' 39; Bench, Cm. the start of the fourth quarter Sptember. IVS. In a certain cause Cttni-neynr &nmedatclyth?rufter, with tIe. Circuit Court, In and for want to earn Extra Xmat Baseball 5 money? firanford M. Carabefte 0 C0MBANK '.'m'0tt' County. FlorIda. 39. Cash, Phi. 38; Garvey, LA. sithout scoring, then settled for b e t w C t' 0 ottlerwise a default will be entered cu 641 3079 HaStings 16, Wymore 6 CASSELIiERRy, 3,• receipt of proof of the publication of ______________________________ a Florida banking ,ainst you or the relief demanded American League Jacksonville Sandlewocxj 7, a 53-yard field goal by Chris corporation. Plitiff, and AFJ, In the romplcait or petitiOn thi'. notice. the fititI5 name, to Househod help for 1 day wk, East Jack'.or'vitle Jackson o HOME RUNS-Schmidt. Phi, Dennis after forcing the Soon- INC.. el aI, Defendants, being Case wit - tIPPER CRUST under which WlTNFSSmyhandanclthesealof W L pct. oe 33; Kingman, NY, 36; Lulinski. cleaning in Longwood Own No 75 931 CA 09 0. I will sell at this cOurt no S *C i'vpeci t .ngaqp In bu%ines'. at ers to punt frotti their tv.o. Phi, 31. rnher 11th. 1975 Orange Park 13. Jacksonville BO'.ton fln'ncri. din. tran'.portatIon necessary 531 77 95 6) 601 -public auction to the P'ighest bidder 750 South Wvmoce Road in the City '.',r'te 0 Setl Baltimore D Parker. Pgh, 75, Ce, LA. 25 59 66 571 4i. Quarterback Kary Baker for cash at the West Front Door of of Altamonte Sgwlngs, Florida N York Arthtjr H RpkWith, Jr Jackionville Paxton 36. Jack 50 76 .513 14 then combined with split edd the Seminole County Courthouse in R(Al ESTATE SALESMEN That the nariy interested in said 5nvilt Stanton 6 Cleveland Clerk of the Circuit dour? 77 50 .490 17' the City of Sanford. Seminole We pay the Overhead, yOu make Nisirie'ss enterprise is as Ioltows: By lillian I Jenkins Femand,na Beach 9. Starke • MilWk 66 91 .113 J ai-AIai • Mike t\dams for a 72-yard play, County, Florida, at tie hour of II sales, earn more money Openings HANOI CHECK. INC. Deputy Clerk Dtt'oit Gainesville East Side 71, Pa 57 100 .363 37' 40 yards through the air, for fl a m on the lOthdayol October, 1975, available in active Lake Mary and a Florida Iatb South 7 PUblish- Sept 11. 71 21. Oct 5. 1975 West RESULTS touchdown that put Miami that certain parcel of real property DFP so Altamonte Sprigs office'. corporatIon sOaklnd G'odby 19. Panama gy FRIDAY NIGHT 96 61 .600 a'. follows withinthreepointswith7:O9Ieft Datd at Maitland, Seminole FORREST GREENE INC Kan. City Clay 14 Callahan 7 91 69 ,q FIRST -1. UrlaLenix (3) 1570 Lot I. Block •'D". PRAIRI( County, FlorIda. September 24th. fll6lSlor 372 $'lOtve's o Minnesota play. 540.120, 2 Oguiza Arana 76 si ia'. 1I' : LAKE PARK, according to the plat At,j(hua B0wtung Green 5975 100. 3 Larrl Alierdi (5)6300 (2)) ii $3 01 19 thereof as recorded in Pla? Book 7. Gainesville Oak Hall 6 Nurses RN's. 1PN's; Aides. A'de Publish' Sept 75. Oct 5. 17. 59, But Miami's hopes died at page 64. Public Retorcisof Seminolt i1 539 00. P (32) $171.60. Chicago NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 73 56 459 (scimbfa 27, Panama Companlen- Needed Immediately DFR.17% City California 72 57 153 7317 SECOND 1. Cacho Arana (3) NAME STATUTE their 45 with three minutes left County, Florida, RljthCrfof'd 19 _____________________________ 67$ 0636 16 20. 1500. 120 7 Ur:a Beltia 0) Friday's Results TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNwhen Baker fell on his fourth (Seal) Pensacola Tate 37. Li 21 I 450. 5.70 3 Aldana Pete: (61 660 0 Notice i hery give,. that t.it' IN Minnesota 7. Chicago 5 maker wanted with mold Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE f Penacola Woodham 70, Pine (1 5)534 80. P1511 $lSO9OBigQ (73 (klWflfWflbll',twoyardsshyofa Battimore at New York. (2). urImjpr(lQnpd, pursuant to the FIONTEENypt JL'DICIAL CIR mklng experience preferred Clerk of the Circuit Court Forest 14 with all II 54660; (73 with alt 5) pod, rain first down, "FiCtltlOi4 Name Statute," Chapter B Lillian Jenkirs CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY,' Flop opportunity for right man In Pensacola 76, Panama City 68S09.FlorldaStalutes,wilIregist,c FLORIDA Boston 41, Cleveland 00 Deputy Clerk small shop Call Paragon Wire P. M'.ty 7 THIRD Mil*6ked 3 1 OguI:a Javi (5) 15 10, wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In "We'll take our semi-win and Publish Sept 73, 1975 Cable t.nngwond. $31 $153. Ask for PROBATE DIVISION Kansas City I, Texas 6 10.70. 600. 7. Echano Alberdl (3) gu Pensacola Catholic 79, Walnut and for SemInole County. Florida CASE NO. PR 7Sfl6-CP Mi' Lattathin hume," said Oklahoma do- ER 179 Hill U Oakland 4, California 2 540,5 'ID. lco Bemtia (I) 500 0(35) ipon rerpipt of proof of the (state of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT lender Dewey Selmon. Vie EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL x clinched division title 115 60 P (5 3 1161 10 Tired of looking? We have Pariarn City publIcatIon of this notice to wit: MARTIN w OSTER. Christian CIR. FOURTH npeninqs(ullorpar?tlm,,showiysg Pern.o.cola Libe-rat Arts 1 Arechô Zarre (5) catiie into the game with the HONG KONG RESTAURANT Saturdays Games CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR ,,ntier which we expect Deceased 150 570.300. 2. Alava Pere: (6) Boomfay U, Crestv.e'w ID Chicago (Ottetn 716) at Mm & sellIng Sarah Coventry Jewelry to engage iii irong attitude. They've got a SEMINOLE COUNTY. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1060. 660. 3 Cacho Miguel FF (3) investmerwD.Land 904736 nesota (Blyleven 159) Chipiey 47, Century 7 tlusioes'.at9S7StateStreet,Sanfor CIVIL ACTION P40. 7SI0P9.CA9.0 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING good team. Theyshotdown 6*43 360.Q(Soj W6O; P (56 $51510Cleveland (WAit549) at Bos Pta:ashnppmngCenter,lntpm,Cityof GvilI 37, ChataPioochee 0 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Santo,'it, FlOrIda CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST DO (551 5156.90 ton (Pot, iS running game and made us look LOAN Sneads 30, CottoclC • ASSOCIATION OF SAID ESTATE: ,TOP AND T1k A MINUTE. If FIFTH I Domingo Bengon That Ftemmitn 21, Jay Baltimore (Torte: 20$ and (2) ttmeparlies interested in slid sloppy." SEMINOLE COUNTY, a car You and eath 01 you are hereby ClassIfied Ad'. gidn't work I? 20.5 00.5 50;? Marurl Larrea (5) Cuellar ill)) Nisirmess enterprise are as followsFiorala 26. Baker 0 at New York poration. notlfip,J and reguired o file any ttipqp wouldn't be any 510,300, 3 Erdora Miguel (1) 660. i'I' K Ku (Hunter 72)1 and Medch IS Pace 35, Vernon o The game was billed as an Plaintiff, rIaim end demands which you. or 16), 2 0 (251 539 60; P (2 5) 1135 10. 'ill Helen P Ku Apatachicola 24. Aucitla 6 ') either of you, may have against said SIXTH Detroit (Ruhte Il-Il or Bare I. Ot'gUIM Bengon (1) Orange Bowl preview since Quincy Monroe 70. Bristol 16 PANg E KUHLAP4D, a single Date-i tt Sanford. SemInole estateintheofflc,oftbecterkoqthe 24-Business noners will ret New 'years I,In. and AFFILIATED OF (',t',' Florkta September 9 50.6 60. 250 7 N7ui Altu (3) S 10 W at P,tutwaukee (Travers 6 Rranford 46. Carradetle o Circuit (our? of the Eighteenth . -. 11) 370. 3 Eddy Javi (7) 320; 0 (13) ,','akulla 77, Jasper 6 nIght if they win the Big Eight FLORIDA, INC a Florida car 1975 JudIcial Circuit, Seminole County. Arts & Crafts Small shop, stock 8. P (I 3) $156 90. Greensboro California 30, (Tananzmm 16$) at Publish' Sept 71, 71, Oct 5. U. 1975 FlorIda, Probate Division. Wewahitchka title, Switzer didn't anxin the eouipment, Sacrifice. 373 4311 or SEVENTH S Oakland (Hottzman 57)1) I AIdna Atberd (I( P 136 Defendants Courthouse at Sanford. FlorIda, (3) 1)80. $20. 170; 2 lca Okoki (6) saying, "IA?t me out of after S. 377 6356 Kansas City (Fit:morrjs 16 NOTICE OF SALE within fr calendar months from 140.1 00; 3 Echano Arana II) 150; Miami. I want logo home." Choc?awf,atcr,ee 37, II) a, Texas (Perry 17-17), (01 Notice is hereby given that pvr tIle time of the tirst oublkatbon of SLIM BUDGETS ARE 0 0 (36) 14120; P (36) $1050 Today's Games Suant to Final Judgment rendered IN THE this notice, Each claim or demand BOLSTERED WITH VALUES CIRCUIT COURT OF ypt Boca Raton I. Palm Beach EIGHTH Cleveland at Boston 1. Erdora Agulrre (4) on the 25th day of Septembr, he In writing arid flIed In F POM THE WANT AD Gardens 3 Baltimore at New Yore. (2) 24 00. 1350, 7.00; 2. Santi Ramcm 1$) .n that certain cause pendIng iiil973, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- mo".t (CL UMNS Legal Notice the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE tJpticatp arid state the place of Chicago at Minnesota 9 Pompano Beach 20. Boyd An 1160,410,3 CetayaJQan(3)3$O;Q Circuit Court in and for Sernmr,ote relideneeandpojtofflceaddr,s,of COUNTY FLORIDA derson Detroit at Millukee (1 1'I 20; P (45) 121260 County, Florida, wherein, FIRST the claimant and must be sworn to FICTITIOUS NAME CASE NO. 7S.I$S9.CA4A Deerlield Beacn 3, Coconut Kansas City at Texas NINTH-i, Juan (1) 13.70, t, Rentals FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Pry the claimant, his agent or at. In Re: tt, MarrIage of Creek 0 Pietce P.erphy flmypn $h,it we are ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE California at Oakland 570. 7 Bitbao (4) 960. 670. 3. Zarre (1 torripy. or the same Shall be void hu'.ne 01,1,1 "'ii ANN D"IAURA at 661 F Dt'Iray Atlantic 23. Pahoke'e (1 II 54660; P (1 1) ertoanrll COUNTY, corporation. is Plain Dated at Orlando, Florida, thi5 5en'orn National Leagut Blvd Pl't!tiOOtf. $273 ?' Casselberry. titf, and PRANK € KUMLAND. a 29-Rooms 55th (ICY 01 Sdvternber, 197% East Jupiter 4'CI.flOIpCOmjflfy FlOridi unOti- the single man, and AFFILIATED OF TENTH 10. Fort Lauderdale I Santi (II $20,iio, ____________________________ (,I'CWQ. H O'.tpq ('1*... • CAPPY flrLALJPA W I Pc?. 08 13+ 2 P,1ut,urra (6) 500. it0U 3 of if'S DOG FLORIDA. iNC. a F1rIø* cot• name • Miix Wcmn tOSh?r.. •'I Vi DI .11 Plantation 20, For? Lauder InuchoiSt 570; OIl 6)13950; P I,orauon, air uctropants, Case No %4 th* of said estate 1.s•..,4 I.. Expenses or Room& Board I4flTUc dale 14 "6' OI i) GO i is 5V2 'If ... : ;;' cA;; 0, ,, wT,itjt Pt. THOMAS W GIBSON In Home. 375 0379 TOGary Dlaura 51 79 5G6 50', Pipet name with the Clerk of the Circuit BECXWITH, JR. Clerk of the 76, Fprt ELEVENTH-i Arr'cs,a Juan U Lauderdale St. Li'. N. York and RICHARD LEIGH Ii 79 .506 1017 1360, 7 50. 300. 7 Alava Aipi (6) Cart, Seminole County. Florida in aforesaid Circuit Court, will at 51 00 35 RegIna Drive Northeast 7 Attorneys f George H Oster. accordance with the Provisions of A M on October 13th, 1975. offer for fllonmIngbi,ra. Nw York Fort 74 5 463 1717 10 10. 1 00, 3 Domingo Zarre (3) Lauderdale Stranahat, Chicago 30-Apartments Unfurnished Montreal AdmInistrator 74 $8 .463 17' the F Iclitl'. Name Stctutes, To sale and YOU ARE NOT IF lED that an 19, ?lova 0 160. 0 (1 50, P (I 6) 1707)0 sell to the highest and best tuhht' 50) W? Section *65 09 Florida Stat,jles bidder for Cash West action for dissolution of marriage Piri Crest 3.1, Coral shores 0 TWELFTH 1 Fermin Ramo at the West front 106 54 4.63 Fort Lauderdale st BAMBOO COVE APTS door of the Courthouse 01 SemInole has been filed againSt you and you Metcalf Building Thomas iCinci (6) 57 00, ii 00. 3 50; 2. Cefaya° t. A flchr A Fishel are rppulrpcj to SCtvP a copy ot your 100 Smith Orange Avenue 57 73 .561 59 33, Kty West 9 Aguirre 17) 560. 360; 3. Ercloza County, Florida, in Sanford, Oii S Fran & 7 bedroom apartments. 75 II .491 2717 Jn'.'ph I Fishel wrttn fl"fensaj. if any, to it on Orlando Florida 32101 Hollr*vod ChristIan 70. High • Juan (4)6 70. 0 (76) 153(0. P (6 2) P Florida. the lOIlOwing descrm fUtflishtd or unturnistied Newly Pilith Sept 11. 21. 21. tic? S. S Diego ii it 444 35 Publish' Sent 21. Oct S. 1975 lnd Christian (.AR'i' F MASSEY. ESQUIRE, 6)6 $15740. fluQ(l Swithall7) $9 70. rmpp 9 1915 property, situated and being In redecorated Come see 300 E Atlanta 61 97 47) 35i F Semoran Blvd Lake Worth 11, Forest Hill 15 Suite 107. DFP1u (1 6 with all 6119170 __________________________________ Seminole County, Florida, tO*it' P1otj%to Airport fltvd Sanford 32) 5310 /. Holly,vr.ri.j M(Atttlur 71. Hal 6) 96 .396 47 ; AIt.smnq,fe Spqirsqs, Florida 37701. on 1 655 H.n1lr The Sovfh 1)5 lee? of Lot 26, 'ClinCPwd divijo laodale 6 ttt$e ° t4f0rP0(t0b4'f 17th. 191$, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOREST SLOPES. Seminole ENTRIES file IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TsP Kids outgrow the swing set or small Friday's Cam,'. FOR the original with the Clerk of thi'. BuSsoli 77, Ocata vanguard SEMINOLE COUNTY, County. Florida, according to the PicycIe Sell SATURDAY NIGHT idle items wilts Montreal 3, CPicagO 2. 57 in service on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FLORIDA ('r'.t t'ithet' Gainesville 4, Lake Brantley Plat thereof as recorded In Plat ' want sIø To place your ad. call FIRST 1 lcj Elcrja, 2 Oguija CUlT. Ill flings AND FOR SEMINOLE 3 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S'S3J.CA.09.F (look 51, page 57 of the Public PCtition,r5 attorney or Em lyni, 3. Larr, Arari, I Aldana '0t,r friendly Classifiedgal a? The Philadelphia 4 J C ROBERT SON, New York mediately Ihec'attpr; otherwise a COUNTY, FLORIDA, Haalhorne II, Cross City Re(ord of Seminole County. Herald. 377 1611. or $31 999) Sanchez. 5 Echano Okoki, 6 Eddy CASE NO. 7SI1S3.CA..,.c _______________________________ Neisberry II. Norm Florida 3. 1st, 12 innings, 2nd, 17 in Albe.d., 7 Ur:a Plaintiff, Florida will he entered against you CIVIL Via. S. Cactiu 095 MORTGAGE Christian 0 & ORANGE CITY- Duplex, turn or Said sale will be made pursuant to for the reOef demanded in the C0M'10 fleit,a, PFA( TV CO Cincinnati I?, Atlanta a Florida cor ptitiOfl WILLIAM L MORGAN, and wife, a.'id In order to satisfy the terms of Lake Butler 47. Chief land 0 tinfurn Quiet Neighborhood SECOND St. Louis I, PittSburgh 0 I Onuixa fleitba. Santa Fe 57. WiIli5tp RUTH I. MORGAN, WILLIAM W. Said Judgment WITNESS my hand and '.eal of poraticin, Reasonable 775 765$ or 373 117$ Lain 1mm:,) Aldamsa Okoki, 4 Ica Sen Fr$flCIS Ihi'. Court on the 10th day of Sep Plaintiff. 1. San Dieço 0 VictPry Christian 22. Dell 7 TYPE and WILLIAM W TYPE. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) (collect) Via. S Eddy Aran,a, 6. Echano vi Los Anm7e4fs JR 3. Houston ' ?i'rTibr 5975 Trenton 3-4, Dunnellon 7 Arthur H Beckwitti, Jr t Alcd 7 Bare Eloria, $ Urza THOMAS I GOLDEN and NANCY Fsy frIendly livIng Come loin us Deler,dants, "' DeLanO 19. Jacksonville For Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanchez (.01 lIEN, Pits Saturday's Games wife; , NOTICE OF SALE ERNESTO FRANK( IN ARMS APIS 1 BR. Arthur H flrrkwith. Jr fly Elaine RiCharde THIRD I Ogumia Jay,, 2 Lerrl Montreal (Rogers (.At 1 0 and MARINA GALLO, hiS Notmct 5 hereby given that pur II U) at 114.1' 7 BR 5174 173 6650 Tantorcl 2t, Spruce Creek I? Clerk of Circuit Court As Deputy Clerk Beilma. 3 Ica Sanchez, I Echano Ch'caq (Birris 13)0) wife: OFELIA DEIIIvET; and Satellite 14, Cocoa 7 stiant to FinlI Judgment rendered S Kirby Moncrief fly - Flaln. RiChard. Aranj. S Eddy Leni:. 6 Arn'cha Atlanta (Devin, 10) at Cm MAC.DAt EPIA DERIVET. Deflary-Ac,ult I BR. air, close to on the 75th day of September. 1975, Attorney for Plaintiff 'Titvsvlllr- 75. E.0 Gallie Deputy Clerk Y16. 7 Aldana Albqdj, I Ur:a cinnati (Gullett J44) fl that certain cause pending an the Post Office Box 7779 Merritt lttand 71, Melbourne stores, churches Ideal for retired Defendants PublIsh- Sept 11. 71 7$. Oct. 5, 197S Oko6I. Pittsburgh (Reuis Ill)) Circuit Court, Seminole County, Sanford, Florida 37771 NOTICE OF ACTION persons 445 6455 or 3775054 DFP 101 FOURTH Louis (McGIoth,n 1312) I AI6 Okoki, 2 THOMAS I C,OLDEN Florida, whereinJ. C. ROBERTSON Pubtith Sept 73, 5975 h,w imyrna Beach 80. Pear Houston (Stanton 0 I) a) Los Negvi M'çjuel, 3, forte Javi, 1. Plaintiff, .300 WILLIAM I and NANCY GOLDEN, son Taylor 0 OCR 171 31-Apartments Furnished Eddy Cthave, S Arecha Elor:a, 6 MORGAN and wife. RUTH L. Angeles (Messersrnith till; hIs wIfe Rockledge it. Oviedo $ FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND flllba Perez, 7. Oom'ngo Be'ngoa 4r'w York MORGAN. WILLIAM W l's RE and (Tate Residence I?) at Unknown West Orange 77, WiIwgo 0 Notice I', hereby given that we are FOR SEMINOLE Monthly Rental'. Available COUNTY, Philsctelphia WILLIAM W. TYPE. JR tCarlton 1471) $ (.JCIsO Zaire and A'cadia DeSoto County Me moaned In hulness 0' 2040 hI 7 FLORIDA $13S 1150- Color TV FIFTH In) Defendant'.. Civil AtionP4 75153) I. Sala Bengoa. 7 OFFI IA DERIVET end Aypo Park 0 flrl,trsrte. A',,. ','a.'l,jr,d Srm.n,;l QUALITY INP4 CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-1S7$C*44.c Marun, Aguirre, 3 Erdoia Ethave, CA 09 F, I, tR THUR H BECK NORTH (0re'.ler 0 I MAC,DALFNA DERIVET Orlando Coiorsmal 32. Orlando atSan (r'nty. P lrw,d,, under the fictitious San Frjn,,,o Diego I 16 SR 431. Lonqwood In R. the Marriage 01 S1VWIMi9UI,3 Domingo Ramon. WITH, JR., Clerk 01 the aforesaid (McInt)s 41 0) Residences Unknown Lyman 6 ______________________________ name of B MO. ORLANDO, 51SF and PEED flOYKIN. Wife, and 6 Celaya Mpncha. 1 In) Chucho Court, willat II 00 am, Onthp 13th Orlando Oak Ride VOlt APF NOTIFIED that an Air conditioned Pffliny apart ifltm',',l 10 ri'o-s'r 28, 0' 'nrne flVlr) PAI0p 1 F5)YgIpi day Cf Octc.i-er. la/S . c,tter for saI tofltoforeclosre rnortgageonthc ment Call lOam to 7 urn 377 l4flZ)(1 Eocjewnter 6 with the fleck of the Circusi Crt. Husband Todiy'sGamn and sell to the hlgt.esl bidder for 5I 774 followIng property In Srminnl. ? G(iI(iiJU fri'y. Fto"da fr, OC New York at Philadelphia SIXTH Ounty, Florida ____________________________ I Pfegui Altu, 7, (Mh at the West front door of the cordant. with the OrOviSiOn5 01 the TO- DAVID NOTICE Winter Park 6 M.ontrl at Chicsgo MARION UOYKIN Domingo Javi, 3 Barre Bengoa, Lot 7). Block 1. RepIal 01 Sheet 1 & Bedroom apartment. Ill Frencim Orlando Bishop MOe Courthou, of Seminole County, Fititio'. Name S'atutes. To Wit' 3330 Spring DrIve Atlanta at Cinc.rinati Anerha Pore:, S Alaya Miguel. 6. Florida, in Sanford, Florida. the Section pç 7. North Orl*ndo Townsite 4th Avim 1100 mint Ps plus 525 ar-posit Cocoa Beach 6 Florida Statutes ; Pittsburgh at St. LOUiS Bitb*o Zarre. 7. CacIso (Iota, g West Columbia, South Carolina Addition. Village of North Orlando. 377 6517 or 67$ 4652 Coral Gables 7, South Dade following described prOpCrty, That the persons interested in said You are noi.f led that the above as recorded in Plat Book San Francms,co at San Diego Oqwia Echave. sItuated and being in Seminole venture are' 11. Page". 3 F*rt Myers U, Auburodale 7 nimp PetItioner. SUE REED & A. Hoj5tot, at Los Ar'.gete's County. Florida, to *t SEVENTH when I Plegul Sanchez, 7 Public Records of Seminole It's like v'-nvuei from l'' Piyrrii 7 tmmok atre IS 0.!m' flurk' FflYPIN, has tiled a Petutin for County I lr,rji'$, I i OC Li n, 3 Ica Per, mn'u'nc ',r.m till "Don't N,'rth with a Pij"a 75 Fret North and (,r,,Ua (t-iarlottC A) P'iil Mar li' tOt I t East of the SW corner 0 DisSolution of M,irr 'age in Ihe above Ms been filed against want Cd Aldana Aron, S. Latri JavI, 6 you and you Uradenlan Bayshore 20 I Robert Ouimhy Uric Alberdi, 7. Oguli. K:a. 5 Governmt Lot 3. Sect1 'lyle',? Court. and you are corn. are repuireni to Serve a copy of your Naples Lely 70. Ctewiston I? 50, Piiblith c.. 1 71. 7's Ort 3. 915 NOW LEASING Eddy Beitia Township 20 South, Range 30 East, tIER 9$ manded to serve a copy of your written defensej, If any, tO It Moore Haven II, LafelIe 0 Oil New, medern. 1 StOry Studio apart written defenses, it any, on RICHARD H, EIGHTH run North 117.42 Feet I irc$o:a thence Parson, run Or. ADAMS JR., WOLFMAH and SCOTT. PA ments. attractively furnlhed, FICTITIOUSNAAE East 41742 Feet, thence run South AlavaMencba, 3. SaIa Mugujorja,4 ,, FSOIIIRE, cit Grey, Adams. Hrrl Palmetto 14. t4nes 6 convenIently Chi.stho Juan. S. Celaya Alt. 6. PetItion.r' attorneys, Plntirc,l'.herebygivpflthatwea,v located and 4llI2Feet,th.nc,Wflt41747F whole ad. 1. Rohln'.nn, PA, plaintlff' at Manafee .7, Seminole 4. dress Is Post Office Ba'. to the Poi,,t of Beginning ad ev'aanrl's In tu,*;n,Si at Meruri Larrea. 7. SooN AipI, beautifully landScaped. $533 ma. SI), Merritt tornr-ys, whose. Address ii 101 East Tx. Ljle-..ui ii Orlando A'je.,M.'s?lar,d. Sem;ii, !'.!a"d, FtCrt' ''ts. 043 Of before Ro9slnwqi Streei, P0 Bo'. *'erm,nAgtjfi'e. CumnrnencIng7SftpTh,4I Fc't Call between 1:30%, For ItS Lakeland Kathleen 39. Clear Crsirfv I k'ivit under tt fidtto,,; OtObr 5th, 1975, and fIle the Oft*ndo, FlcIda 37$Ør7, AMERICAN LEAGUE East of the SW COf'fl*f OS Govern fbmatlon call 3370701. NINTH - 5. Erdo:a, 3. Zarre,) on or before name ol Al M ASSOCIATES IN original wIth the Clerk of this Coitri I Pie 50th day of Octohpt, b6t,r High 0 BATTING men? Lot). SectIon ID, Township 20 1475 at bats)-- Aguirre, 4 Juan. S. BhIbao, 6 Atpi, 7 575. and I II. lwo One bedroom furnished apIs. MtIStr, On,) that Tarpon Spcmngs 40. Dixie Hot Carew. Mini. iOi. LyOn SOuth, Rnqe 'VS Fast, run Pcrth ficn. (eiaj. ! 'ia1a mntenj t0 e'ithrr before Service on PetItioner'. the eriginat Vvltt, lhr tl,'tk 01 this t,sr,t c reni'.tr'r 'aid n.cn,. with thi Clerk of 332 Muosi>n dnswnvstatrs, rnn',pnlent locatIon. NY, or 1174) Fey'?, thence East 60 Feet. 37). TENTH Immediately court eilhm.'r befør I Sar.ti. 7 Rarric}e, 3 seryi(p on Mierry the I,i'ult (Omit?, Seminole County. ttit'feaftpr; otherwise a default may Plaintiff's Attorr,eys or Immediately Is. Ideal for cilder cOuples $31 0990 Cir-arwator C. Brett, K(. thence' South 157.17 Fe$, thence 310. W6'.hmPgI04i, Lanrea. I McncPi,a, 5. CI5vtho,4 0 Oak, )0, Florida in ar*'nrdance with th W.•tf 40 Fees Macun,, 7 Fet'mj'a. 5. Moguera bdtnterenaqaln'.tyoufor,h,r,,I,, thereafter' otherwis, a i'le;ault will rW(,vtIn,* of the Fictitious Pflrtie dPifll,nded ifl th, petIti Tanoa JiSuit 70. Fernando 9 Beginning, RuNS- Lynn. Ssn. 107. May EL.EVEJITI4 t N' entered COCins? vats to" the relief Clean I bedroom apt, Ze'phyrIull 7, PaSco 6 'b',, berry. XC. 91. RluC, 810, 97. Miguet,7 Pip'gui Bengoo. 3 Cicho SaiduiewIItbemadepvrt,usntjo Tn Wil- Sr'ttmon I6SO WlTNE 5Srnyhan,?o,,(jth,'.,to, darnr.JjJ in the COmpl6in' air,77c* Park $115 PIc.r?h Marn 11 (rystaf the Cntsrt, Ys*r:en"shi, Flonli'ta t.?,sti,te"s 197 That the l3.n. acid ifl order t slti'.fy the te'rm ø y 91: Bonds. Pnr.'t, 4 ArechC A'tmj, 5, Atava at Sanford. Florida. this WITNrSS 'fly hand Cn(I %Cl t :3, *15 4)35 r''r-,"r'- intecr.,trd m cad ,Cfltuf,. 3rd dOy of Sr'ofemtier. 1915 I nl Jmjdrr.t'cit 1 [rt,,t' t Mrmjri Zarr,. 7 Cetaya this Court on ',''t are i5eal) (SEAL, Gu1t 25. Land O'Lakes II RUNS BATTED IN-- G.Scotl, iliac), S liarre Aipi. Lake Mary, largc' BR, Central a Ps. (SraIl Polrnettp 14. 5 DaN' Rune Arthur H SeckwIth. Jr. MO, 107, Lynn. 8n. 103; May Arthur H lJekwIth. Jr utilities Mn IllS ma. $23 damage TWELFTH I. AP.arur a Juan. 2 Arthur H Rr.ckwith, •'r Clerk, of the CIrcuit Court BICCICOtOn Taylor Clerk at the C4rcut Court oet ry,' kC, 105' RiCe', 850. tot. Hilba Alto. 3. $ar.?i MuGuxqza 1. st ft* Ref. req Cple or I(1ipj r4o Clerk nsf the Clru,t Court Fail Reng.' Petec'.urg ('Athli 0 By' LHIIn T .Senkins fly: Elaine RIChard. Oi.i, it CelaaAzp, S. 5l. t.t,g4rr. , 3770500. Ps' Ftsne Ritharde Pi'P'li'.t,- Sept II 71, 15+ Omi S Oep,jLj Clerk Deputy CItri. Beta Cie'ga 47. Gibos 3 HITS- G.Brett, gc, I9$ Chuho Ramon., 7. Fermin Larrea, Deputy ('ark I$71 Publish- Sept 7, 11, 75. 7$. 1975 Pusish Sept. 71, 1973 Farrt,ut 70, Shoirecrest 8 1 or'2 Bedrooms Adultionly Carr'w Mm. 191: Munson. ity, S Erdo:aMtncii., °uhlith' Sept 7- 11 71. tIER 47 C)ER ISO PAPKA VENUEMOBIIEPARK ()(fl 9 7145 Park Orivp IOu A.3 1311 .',IOIIILE HOMES F i'rncI-u,-q-i to.- luring Utitit irs MAR'v- 7 duplex, kit rim e'oiiipped Carpett'.nj, central heat P. air $140 per mu FORREST GREENE INC 171 1151 REALTOR 327 8970 WEEKLY RATES 3 AR 1(ilustiist 545 SecurIty D"pns.t Reguireci -- CHILDREN WELCOME 32-Houses UnfUrnished I Ririruio., I ' iOu ' . "rt hrj firtrr1 r'ol I Iuik from thl 719 ViPsIen POC(I, 371 9547 - . ,', ' -__________________________ 33H0USeSFUI'fllShed " i .'; (lean, I henroomn, kitchen eQuipped. no pets Adult'. only 513$ Other rental'. available (ALLBART PEAl ESTATE, 1777193 Mortem 7 BR. larce screened porch, tCrflflrt utility rm kitchen truit 6 shade trees. I6O cnn '577 77 , I'nuippq.,? 7 Bedroom house lust OutSide City. large lot. shade 6rid fruit: $510 month Phone 177 6761 Convenient In srrruois P. S1INFOPD ?,tOflht f F'AMV,S. INC iSitu MiiCi'ntrl) 35155 Orlando Drive 'Ifl 19')O I Bedroom trailer in Peola, $75 plus $23 deposit 377 4320. - Hni,".e 'tr,Ie,' I ake JPs%up area fall All 'MSI mw 441 5110 Bedroom with central air; no pets; SIlO month plus depit 373 3735 _______________________________ VdFim IVA RIVER ' Adult park rff,'rjnn IRhing canoeing and rn'nvs-nIenre sIn.-. Surrounded by tv'a,itlfiil .xnrt "yore's'. trees '37 447fl ms.u,k 'I Prrim (m'stlssge+ (Ie.sn+ Io'.e in. oiil#'t arid private, $35 month Ppur'rt. '177 A7A1 Tw heulron'n. family room. (B nice & clean Fenced back yard I Child, no pets '177 6744 - 37-Business Property 0 Irlr..- fur ,ini w'rriom Of sti'ur,jr,. $50 a mr)n't) 177 7077 or 9 to S cit '577 6700 Loch Arbor, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carpet, 5513 mo Adults $67 017e 38-vanted to Rent Sunlanci-) BR, I 06th, kit, e'Qup a c, mature coupte No pets 373 9)65 want to lent 7 or 3 bedroom home in Washington Oaks ur Lincoln Heights area, Phone 323.646.7. , Real Estate - 41-Houses ____________ __________ Nice A C Apartment PARg APARTMENTS Ill? S Park Avenue • 4-Personals -. - - I' 'h r.onie .i Park. carpeted draperiej. fencec yard. lake or Ivilege'.. neat shoppino. church, FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS 5)06333 Ffficipriry 'lflartmi.nt light'. anti staler fiinn'.h;.,l FIIIChCth Crews l'I'ninirm '523 SIll Iselore iô a m Sunday - Noon Friday , Iornes or immediately therealter, TC.wn'.hip 71 South, Range 79 East, ---I 4 ' DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication proceeding for dissolution of to, Fl,sim n Lien recorded by you twiore service on Petitioner's at West - : blocked Mianli punt and !umbk the second period alter Mjaiiij whose names and address appear real property de'.cribed as f011ow'. below, on or before October 31sf. recovery. "Miami was as good sped 74 yards on All that tract or parcel of land ________________________________________________________________ its first series I'flS and fife the original thereof lynn ,sn N.inq In Spminot County. 'r even better than us." for a 7-0 lead on l.nrty Cain's 19*ith the Clerk of thiS Court either Florida. and bring a portion of the .. -- - "I think at monwnt.s that e sard run. -. , Oklahoma's wishbone attack "We were damn lucky to We're a young team,., we are marriage has been filed a(Jainst YOU no P',ovemher 77. 1973. *hich cIlm Is and you are regu.ed to serve a copy recnre1 in R , gutty, heavy underdog Uni. had appeared unstoppable in pin," said Switzer, given the going to make mistakes." 1t, 1611. of your wellten defenses. If any. the PI'hIIC Records of Seminole ,crsitv of Mianii team, 2017. averaging 461 ards rushing winner's role only through a Okiahama got all its points in therelo upon Petitioners Attorneys, (ity Florida, the Claim being on With this game, we don't de- t 41c a line . 31c a line 6 lhru 25 tImes 24ca line 26 tImes (S200MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 1 thru S times (tptcr 711. Ftrida Statutes. has You are hereby notified that ---------_-_._._...____ RATES 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon y .!,RE NOTIFIED that ' ,(tinn to dkcharnn a Mechanic's RI. IlOi 95E aod NOTICE OF ACTION 31-Apartments Furnished I .'r Mary NIce ti,arni'.he(I apt n'0turf working 'Thin only Plo or pe15 $91 377 39)0 831-9993 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Defendant and I OrlQndo - Wlflte( Pork • Seminole ______ DENVER DALE SPEARS, r.ropc i CIMERMANCIC. SR . NOTICEOF ACTION u'rc greater than Oklahoma TO Denvrr Dale Spa'% Tech's Sthone in a 18-23 loss CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND last week, held the Sooners to tonight," said Miami Coach stands at 32 games, but the top- played every game at top ca- 176 yards white amassing 289 it- ('an SeImtr, 'Those two big went through a seaaon Legal Notice EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CUlT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA CASE P40. 7S.III1.CA.flG CIVIL ACTION NO. 1SIt$S•CA4I. IENTFNNIAI. HOMFS. INC. EE Plaintifi. In Re the Marriage 01 We Don't Deserve No. 1 unbeate' football string - - U 4B-EvQnin9 Herald, Sanlord, Fl. ___ c 40-Condominiums - 41-Houses - IHPFF bEDROOMS boy wIth (),1f' tJ.5!r - fabulous mid 570's Harold Hall Realty REAL. TOP 173 5171 P'Sodemnizing your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items with a Cla'.stfird Ad lit!, APPP4OV[.D- Mumi , rnuni down payment, 1 bedroom. I', bath. central ii a, carpeted, Ird $7 5. 500 llab 3Mo.•6Mo,& 1 Yearteases NO SECURITY DEPOSIT. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts•Fum. or Unfum. - * Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest ____________________ )S7i Pnk Or 312 7115 PFAITOR AFTERHPS 377199) 177 9751 3" 064$ - Established, Residential Area? Ideal location for auction barn arid 'ttlranie, with aoartment and separate living Quarters $17,000 N Arreg. luSt right for min or femm.tte. S acres. Owner financed I - Excellent location, zoned retaIl rrmmmprrial, renovated 7 bedroom ann,? for home and Nuxine'.'. %IS9 Payton Realty Superior Mobile. Home in (i+J ,_ ,,,,,• - .,ra . , , . . - -- - i 9d qC&u ShouJ.° d ______________- - -_- - 'Close to everything yet away from It - - Large - , - At Superior Mobil. Horn. Show, cur selection Is so HOMES OF DISTINCTION large, we're a mobile home alit Paved streets 'Sewers 'Sidewalks 30 Year Mortgages -S pet, down. or Conventional Mortgages. _________________ ________________- = - Additions -.4 So before you buy any mobile home, corns see all you can get for your money. Come to the Show. - - - . i7IlN( - _____ ______ - f.,-. . - - " ' -- 'eague -' - Leaders - - - Honie - You've got it! A full $500 movir. pJIownc when you buy a new C;or,da Tcwr.hom; .t ar,c,yo. Move iii lot less anti you keep the difference. See what a Granada Townhome .as to offer. Over 5.650 square feet of living spa.,.e Including 3 bedrooms, 2V, - baths arid plenty of clotets A pr.vate courtyard entrance, enclosed patio garden, twocar garage with electric doors, centrol heat and air, color.coordmnatocj kitht'n and much more Complete rec'eat,onal laCililie maintained by the Sonora Horreowneis Association On closing we pay your initial fee ($400) and fIrst year's membership to March 1, 1976. Prices range from $36900 to $36500. Mov. in for as 111th as 5% down with financIng it 7.75% (A.P.R.) or 7.25% (A.P.R.) with 20% down. No closing costs. Monthly main' tenanc. fee covers lawn Care, water, sewer, Irish colleclion, structural insurance and outside l;ibi!tty. Granada Townhomes qualify for the 5'/, tax credit. 'One, e'pu'es Septaetb.' 30, 1173 - " __________ !.' ___;. -. - -_ -- _-3 ',. -,. '- .j__ ': .., - - : - 1_ -. "1 - I ----- _•" ,-, -- i_ ,- -.-,----._---l.__ .- •.- 42-Ii,iobile I'4ornes ________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford.)?) 5700 -.-------_-.-.....-_._.,.....,_.,.._-,,-,,,__.,,_.. 43-Lots-Acreage ______________________________ Single family lots in Sabal Point for sale to builders only. By S R. 434 Investment Corp Call t,(r 1+ King, at 904 351)ui or Buzz Realty Inc. at 303293 1175+ ________________________ 46-Commercial Property " SEMINOLE CO Acreage tracts mll and large $7000 per acre ANt UP lerty Realty. Realtor 671 0751 . _____ - - 47-Real Estate Wanted --'------------- _______-----HAve buyer for 3 bedroom modern constructed home in $20,000 Pracke$ in Sanford Cal. 'el Williams, Klmb.r Realty. 617 (5457 ix'.Ødernhzing your Home? Sell no longer nt'ected but useful Items wIth a Classified Ad. ______________________________ Merchandise Specials __________________________________________ 5O-sceIIaneous for Sale 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, concert block on 7 large corner lots Near schools 3. shopping Owner say'. "sell for 113.900." CaliBart Real Estate REALTOR 3777195 VFPY I ARGE 'I bedroom home w,bh nIce airden snot In gpo IOi'AtIn 510000 TWO PIFOIIOOM home in excellent crmnrlitinn situated on 2 large lots Ms' he ;vine commercIal SiS iso HF A'? AS A PIP4 7 bedroom home. vciiiiprwxi k;tch.n Air. 557.230 Shoul All ouvr"q finn,'eI with easy terms 210 W. High.,y SO ws.r c., ri.. (305)531-7100 WITT REALTY Pr 'u i't Peat Fsta'e Uroter 11 ')14? '571 575% 17) 7595 Townhorncs8. 1 Ssviena k'yltvjrd. SaPilond Florida ))7fl CAILBMT RUI. (STATI, Peal £'.tit, Broke, [J . . , Broker coop invited Pragerty salts athui ks's.,: I to 7 Meal,1 to Iti4. I b 7 S.*iit1i £ Sydiy Ituca's (3C) 337577) or )l.-bu1C, C5.Jl l"ovin9 OppatwAit.s, t'viI Hevsmitj Leaden 4 Yr clot Plnniuri r-r'r,rr,.mi r;rlef' S p ni 'IA ('heu.mniy't Impala lØa5p( 5595 (,etdioq cx 54)') 37') 1)04 '69 PlOt-k Sryw-t Waoon. loaded t',5 '66 flIt?'. Vi5t Cruiser wagon 1.495 67A-Feed '66 Chrysler Plewoort, ladect $5 JIM DANDY JAZZ FEED GOPMLY'S F £6 ( A#C'V'IID B&D Automative KENMOREWASHER,par?s, service. usco machines (..00NEVAPPLIANCES373 0697 ri.R.try .A.l till ',1 1I' Why store It ano forget it! Sell it a-id tur gel il wth a Classified Ad )fl 7611. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED lop prices pad, used, any Condition 641 1)76, ,'Iunter Park , 33-I v-l'.dUlU3IerU -,.,, S-ir!Ord)?) 1733 68-ianted to Buy AUCTION. 373 7)40 1974 Hornet ptit(hbick, air. r, trans mCn)whe.lj, extra's: 1? 895 Phr',.. 1 AtM We Buy Furniture rs.. .+,...., 1971 Pinto, Automat,c. factxy ar 1995 3735570 or *11 1603 Dealer DAVE S' 373 9370 Color TV'S tram $50. B&w, from $15. Service all makes HERBS' TV 1700 S French, 373 1731 ______________________________ TV AOtpnn'. installed Also music. irmtercorn, flgIrg systems New or old rnnstr,jrtIon 1271996 4itPi•.lst V.dr'O - Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity NOLL'S CasslI berry. Hwy 5797 530 1704 ihi lOvota , (1, low mileage. ernmmy special Average retail 51700 Our uric,, $1395 371 5570 or $3.4 14.05 Dealer _____________________ . CASH 322-4132 COLOR Tv, 5)4 MONTH RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 661 1006 - For ui.p' furnmture appliances tools, etc Buy I 0' 1005 itpni5 Larry". Mart. 715 Sanford Ave CASH For Your Junk Cars 373 5379 ANTIQUES 194.9 Chevrolet El Carnino. low mileage, small Vi. auto tfars PS, air Immaculate cond, tc.n throuoliouj? 51.600 or best off" Phone 1.62 7706 after 6 p m ___________________________ 1 Pje'ceor t'fousefutl CASH 37'.) 4373 54-'Garage Sales -_____________________________ - J h• uJic A uction Carport Sale. Saturday and Sunday. 9 'tll' K.'lvmnuitor no frost refrigerator. electric range. automatIc wavier. 102 East 23rd ct Phone 37)7217 ________________________________ CARPORT SALE, Loch Arbor 'action 119 Crystal Drive Sat Sept. 27. from 9 til 6 ______________________________ Runabout, fiberglas, canvas top. SO HP Mercury. engine & boat in excellent shape & ready to 90 Good trailer, 1695 3721067 1968 El Camino. 0000 cOndition, p4u extras )77539)beforel:3Oam or after 5pm 1967 Old'. D.Imont. new inspection 1775 3376462 - 1963 Karman Chic, yellow. 4 speed transmission, e'xCeptionllIy clean 51.393 Call Don Pope, Dealer Sanford Auction 1971 Caravelle 16' Bowrlder, 65 HP Evinrumcle. immaculate coot?. Includes all safety & skI eguip, 57,59'. 37' '79)) '.7 AMC. 'Ta k4e1 Hatchback camel with P'meffi.n onstrupe top con qlitiflfl (.i'iW 'y,,Ie's '.7900 830 7)33 LOTS OF BARGAINS IN FURNITURE, TV'S, APPLIANCES & MISC. EVERY MONDAY NIGHT. 55-Boats & Accessories 1973 Buick LeSabre sacrifice. $7 l'rs"h.st offer 327 lQ9lday'.. or 377 7)71 alterS -________________________ I'.0'4i AM FM 5323 1773352 Mon. Sept 29, 7 PM - / Auction 7 CARPORT SALE Household goods, Fabric, Misc. Sun Mon 9 to 4 1416 E. 70th St. 1200 S. French 1977 c. Torino. AMFM Stereo, hlmip w white vinyl top Craioemmags53 CS? 3449 323•7340 - 'I BIJ SINESS DIRECTORY ,rs,.-4l EXPEi TS READY TO SERVE YOU iu IT A PHONE CALL AWRY ___________________ ,. - - Air Conditioning 7 I Home lmprovementil Pet Core -.9' Ii entral Heat & Air Con0mtic,,r I otprr'u' Fi'er ,0,' Pni,,'..q 25 ,rtr PCi' PEST INN For free estimates, call Carl evprrmero 'I)'." rir,-, rio., V Pt.s'ct og 8. Groo'r. ng Harris. at SEARS fl Sanford 377. I Wr'rkm,vri 641 5720 1771 Ph 3?? 4757 iPø(1 P'ebp on 'Piil Satursay rOb's AIR CONDITIONING. I r,_ p'are;ri,I rI'w'. window's hung REFRIGERATION DUCT Ueanlng men 'it, work etc fy tile Picx.jr WORK 74 hour service All P'- 'P" 'rI. 377 936 464 CLEANs A L make'. DYKES AIR CON (itpr0' Prt-ssucrtfr.,nng DIT1OPIING, 372 8577 UODV'S hOME IMPROVE 373 (1,63 95ENT ALL, TYP(5 OF CAP PFNTRV AND REPAIRS 372 A small Classifieti Ad brnqs b g ____________________ 1)35 returns Try one ,irld See C.tli 377 P. ('):vr Scr,'e'ns 53) rut., 'or U ,ti'r Pf,çl, r ing Cuttc,u'.0 ri,j Repair'. Plaster ;,'r h m' 5, " Lm'rU Dico..jrut Pr CC'. 377 Ml0 If id P. '.'c'r" '.c--'' +i 3:: :750 rressure _. * Grand Opening * _________________ Hwy 46 Auction Gallery flhrnlnvm Screens I' Mi East cit I I Sanford. Fla 3779759 Central FInrid has never seen a rollecliori of anligues, colleclable P. flit nid fa'hione4j furniture like this all m'vi,ler or,. roof, and to be 'old t the PiqPi,-t bidder • Saturday, Sept. 27, 7 p.m. Homelit, (han Saw. excetlent condition Sit) with extra new chain 171 1357 ., , - TOWEPS OFAUTY SALON t fnrmnu'n ly lIt' r ,.lt m, fli,,ji 519 F F .r ,t 172 ¶YiJ Bokkeepg SsrvláS ESTE PSON LAND CL. LAMING ulldozing, Excavating, Ditch Work FIl dirt, top soil 372 3943 i,i'.,ir,-P-,t,Oitii '.'r.ir-;,s ' ,ir't' to ,i' ia' 'i ' .. .i oh son",' , r', 'c.' .'s P's.,' Ot. rean , I) , -, , ,, ,i ,.,., ,, C&A Backhoe Service _____ Roofing irr hr ,tP'i O"u"tn I "d .1 L. ,sr (learni,, 1.11 clict clay rock bit bookkeeper Fifmanc,al All kinds oh d'Qgung Hou'.e trailers statements ano tax reports 531 P. mo'.cu.i 377 9117 or 831 Machinist's Chest 7 Drawer. like new. $71 '577 5503 Baby Red With matching dresser. 555' Walker, V 409 Sat'.ijma Dr lye Sanford '3fl 6777 8arld1ewood V111a5 Luxurious Fre'st Free Refrigerator, Range £ Disposal AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER IN EVERY UNIT Central Heat & Air Drapes Included Deluxe Clubhouse £ Swimming Pool Conv.ni.nt To Schools, Churches 6 Shopping F 'r'' rio' time 7608 r roots or Au ,.,i'5 ou,,r,,ritex'd '":' i1,i fltir,r.n,c., Iom. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE Ii Classitieti Acts didn't work tb,,,. i',''-')r) l f',. .i She. Repair Land Malnt.nanc'e ', HA',SiJtl'A .,Hi,.:L ,*'',,i' .2 L it) St 3379997 Conic and See us for shoe repairing We have taps for your dance Shoes Collars arid tags bin' ,::,.r itO ','e',sr'7, 1.)sng, U6h nor 'work, C.,s'aki ha, Iimirmi'ij Lmcjht clearing 372 R?? .vf!r'c S . Lawn Core Peiit T,pIed Timber Thermal set pelytpr bir'b flyCi u.i)w %'ceI SPECIALIZE i'd LOW COST Fast flurtact Terms AQOiAhiC 'r ,''it 1'7 F I' "i i -,-.. FURNISHED APARTMENTS AVAILABLE 110 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford Office Open 10.6 DaIly Call '373-7870 Radio & TV t',y.r,.',,', 'Irs the little "extras" that count at Beginning At 179 Per Month. - Beauty Care Ati4YFARi.5 GAR'SGE Carpeting kifchen Includes Dishwasher, ., ' ' t cit STORAcE BUILDING 2 Bedroom, 2 Full Bath Apartments Granada USED CARS NOT USED UP 66-Horses ,).r'rfttAplc.ES AT ,.!.!!.f._!.!.provea.nts Carpentry, Remode;mn.g. Addit,orss. Custom Work Licensed. 8.oeded Free estimate 333 3035 THE HANDY MAN Painting Carpentry, C'ui.enl worx Trash & C lean up, Odd Jobs 372 281$ SOLAR HEAl ING AND WATEp PURIFICATION SYSTEMS ('all PPOt Gonzalez 305 323 39)9 - , . - u , - ________ 611pm Hrs call REALTOR Associate Iii McDaniel. 177 s.n MIS-REALTORS 3i!41 ''.' - - , IJVCWmVI nADra'... 0 '"EE FANTASTIC POOL- 3 bedroom. 2 bath, family room. Olme room. erniippe.i kitchen. 7.700 tQ 141St?) IN (ITVOak Shaded. 170'xlI' building lt 11500 _ 80-Autos for Sale FPFF KITTENS to g'm'uJ homes; or'oyl freed Call Otter S p m 373 3736. ItS P4.i, Drive China "Buy Direct From Boxcar" PEolirTloNSoarious 3 bedroom. 7 bath executive home. wall t wall carpet, fireplace & many extra's . __________________________ _________ _ Iviobile - -_ . - Superior - , _____ FOUR -____________________ _ ' able. The Superior Mobile Home Show is a wholly. owned subsidiary of one of the ten largess savIngs and we sell. , ..... 1915 Wiilit i'cku trucv. I drive With wrcn lOkmnq Puut-, 579'. '571 iv')5 (ii' loan associations in the U.S. We stand behind every home - C SYSTEMS 113.900 wilt buy a 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room on large lot You fix up. and save dollari And best of all we're depend- 211 W. 25th Sanford, FIa. Call for Appt. 322-3103 Remodeling '. . __65-Pet.SuppIies green, ideal tar living rm. 3 mc'. old DeBars, 668 5514 C-'. premises. CONSTR(JCT1ON Inc. - . CRASH SALE Ei Ipty, move right in, 4 tpdroorns. ha.' ily room, separate living & dnng rooms, )Q'xIO' screened porch, huge inside utility room. 7 car garage, 2; years old. REDUCED UNDER ORIGINAL COST. Swim in community pool. Low. low down Price stashed to 531,950 Fix-Up the's. belore SANFORD Inc ,REALTORS2IHrj 6444344 _____________ _________________ show all by ourselves. We have new homes. We have good-as-new refurbl.h.d models. We hive low'cost financing and a complete service Center right on the wooded lots •Street lights . 1971 ' Icni rOck Chevy 13. 6 Cyl xtreR*it stick I' steel bed. Excel u-nod SI 199 *1) 6543 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer tar OnIy%l SOperday r#.PPn L'S Fuptujllupp: - --. Motorcycle lrr''r,ic.r BLAIR AGF'd(y 31) 3344 4 Whe,l cit ye puck tip, I S.e0+ '11 International, short bed, heavy runninni near II 000 323 34$5 64-Equipment for Rent PettAo 1 r,1,r.' sofa & chair, corner tAble P. lv I' rent,, table 323 50)4 .L... ..., , .. 1917 Hrsnrli 125 515u) 177 647 79-Trucks-Ira iier3 . 52-Appliances ____- islE (r+JNIPAi' Rpg Real Estate Broker 377 1)01, 7610 HIawatha Ave at 57 g SAPIORA - - °°° REALTY INC 707 F 75th St .3737$)7 HAL COLRERT.REALTOR Eves 377 0617or 377 1557 - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff". Garden Center 10) C.-tery A',.r KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st SI .3777)35 Inc. We Buy Furniture $306333 _____________________________ I MINI FARM- S Acre'., tile drained farm land. ie COuntry HAL COLBERI -, lighted Mediterranean Ifirtrh t7'O in iS*i 1977 Yamaha, Also Kawasaki Oct bike, 90 CC; Penneys Mini 6km 327 2643 Spectracld, granules I" l)wn in sect control GardenLand, 1100 W. It St., 373 U30 ,_-,_,,-. -- tinner 70 maci in r,it,uni-? 3 needle pr"i?Irin twin needle. fronl Ioamriim rialuvp sewing macnine Pv hiClrce of $75 or 10 payments rf$C S,'e,ii SAPUflR[) ci-.Wlp46 CENTER '507 rat F'm'.t Downtown lfl,O'Ifl Eve ?49 1146 - '.ty. - - - - - TAX rr,rol'- 3 flt'tjroocn, 2 bath. lots of rlmet soace. wall to wall carpet, central heat & Air, utility mou"i-n+ narecs. $31900 Rural ' - REALTORS . 7 Bedroom. air conditioned, fenced yard, 1901 Summerlin Ave $3,900 cr mak, offer '177 3197 A4A IESTI( OAKS- I Acrr home xitp n MvPd road $7Q , ' 3736)51 Look, Best Buy 373 6061 or 373 0317 eves. Kitchen Bat broom Cabinets, Count -- •,..... ,. v,,. 'na.iavion avail able Plod Cabt'lt 1775037 any time Iflh Dl 1 Bedroom, 1', balh, carpeted. relrlo.rat,,r. large lencec' bark yard air 3iO0 ' - Forrest Greene; Larry Saxon, Realtor Busy Highway M UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Broxer 803W 1st st - - I t,i( F MARY- Plow I brirm hnimes Make u'nlor %elr-ctions PAved '.tree'tc. city water, 171.500 witpi only 5700 dOwn Government finani-inci *11 1619 Builder * They're Hot" * . ________ .-.-, ___----- 78-4&itorcyc es 62-t.awn.Garden Assume Payments Days '172 6123 Nighus 377 7357 JIM HUNT REALTY INC. 7 Apartment buildings. near town convenient to chopping district and st-hoot'. 570.000 each, terms available For information call 37)37)7 New hou'.j In a rural area NO down payment, monthly paymefl?$ less than rent Government 5u'.lduZ to Qultilled buyer'.. Call tO see i' You Qualify I Rough 7"x6"*I4' lumber 1" asSorted lumen, S HP rob tiller Westinghot,e dishwasher 5)0 Orange Ave., Sanford ____________________________________ I AXE MARY- 1 bedroom. 5i ;bath home witl, central heat & air, nice trees, walk to elementary, bicycle In toll..-,, hA •.,lvhi. x's. civs WE TAK( TRADES SAPIFOPD... 1 !*droom, 7 bath t'Orne,cPudy yard. air (Onditionr. will ilcL,r nr swap 119500 BRING ME AN OFFERIII Omit of state owner will consider all offers on this well kept Sanlord home 3 big bedrooms, PLUS dining room, PLUS Oversized lot. Don't miss thiS buy! 127,900 373 9410 Used office furniture 51-flousehoki Goods ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS .4econdtjono.J flattere', 5)) 95 cx change REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanforci Av Wood cit ¶$V'pl O1"sk tyxf' utitme desk & har. terr.ntarial detk & chairs, '.tra.ght chairs. IiIig cabinets, as is Cash and Carry PlO L L'S (asselbi,rry. Il 97.130 1706 ill,JIi i5sUi LI)LUL 3 BR. I bath, air. appliances, fenced back yard, pump, fruit trees $70,000. 3232671 after 4. * "Get 'Em While * - seem AYMOb4DM 5IALL 11mc Real (stale Broker 7? SAIl Att His 1?? 7757 5)7W I'.t',t Sinfr,irrj - 322.6457 Highway 17-97, Sanford, Next To Cavalier 323-8670 or 831-9777 7363 Perk Dr BALL REALTY - 76---At,to Parts 60-Off ce Supplies 7 HP Toto riding mower, I HP power roto tiller' Hand cultivator. Good condition. 37364.4$. tL. -- Central Itorictas MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3i7i991 1919$ French 377 7374. 372 1196.377 1911 377 1939,377 4164 ' portunities YoUr MLS Agency GENERAL CONTRACTOR PEAL ESTATE. INC S Anytime 1 Pe-itroom honie fully tumnished. (A. and fH 575900 Phone 37) No real estate raIls Stemper Realty Near Ost ceo Old 2 story l'iomeon 17 a:rc. 7 bedrooms, I bath, 111.500 CoIl -lnytlme after S p iii 32) 5355. For Sate or Rent 3 bedroom, I bathi, kith.n eQuipped air, lake view 515.900 Phn, 67$ 1565 - NEVER HAS SO MUCH BEEN OFFERED for so little. Prestigious neighborhood, near Lake Monroe. 1 BPs. 7 baths. kitchen equipped. Lovely land scaping Priced below corn j:,irat'li'', t,t SP. "O REALTORS PEDII(FO 17400-Lovely home in Wynnwiy,d. 7 bedroom I bath. dining & Florida rooms, double lot, well lanscaped with lCrg, oaks 577,4(1) JOHNNY WALKER On Lake, Free Boating IPool Sdfubhouse Drapes Carp.tiog Sep. DinInq Rooms S room ho'.'.. & bath, new garage, PrIce 555(K) On 46 & O'd Monroe Put 171 9029 I4 ORSESENSEI That's what It make'.! Look intO this horse property on I) acres (3 acres in lake), modern custom built 3 BR home, beautilul oak floors, in tercorn, the works! Reduced to $19,900 Call for more Informal ion, ROBSOPI MARINE 7727H.v, l79' 1?? 5'.8) Sinner '.niwirif$ macbin. in cabinet 'eith hw'rw'Pi Sf) PhOiiC 377 7764 322.7643 Stén strom '- + '' Rea 1910 Itlarirlem mouor hOme. good (r'.rfI.t.nri S.,rr.f.r,' due to illness ('all 1710414 ('arari, r'-.mr IA *.ie 7' long, mot4 type. all metal rnmolete with all hardware '.14', Phone 377 4961 BATEMAN Real Estate Broker 75-Recreational Vehicles 5973 Sloop, 74'. berths 5, galley, head, all sails, auxiliary out board. $4,100 305 574 3179. Prinl T,,p,:e cmi' rack 3, cues, needi 0ev. cover 51 177 9U1 MOSSIE C. Sunday, Sept. 28, 197S-SB 55-Boats & Accessos'ies - FUlLER BRUSH '577 1911 flrnker, 107 W Commercial Sanforcj)fl 7511 TAFFER REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker ilOQE ZS'hSt 377 toss 3222420 - W. Garnett White "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" I IVF nEDIIOOMS tifl condition rear flnwnIwn 521.900 WlLSOt MMILM I'URP4IIIJRE BUY SELL TRADE ))l3ISE+Firt5t 3fl547 JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC Realty. Down fler Realty. Realtol *YOP1VIF,' Ill 1171) (,niinn fI'.hinq Get .ilI the eQuipment yOu need trim th5 hg ones wIb a want ad Upside Building? 'Vt, 'irsi nam, it ,rv1 pay We build it Cmvi rcitlecl Our desire is to please you, at en .Stlordable price . ' Crank Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 50-4Jscelianeous for Sale Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage II' 900 'I PIP handyman". sp I nw70'. I 1411 I' halh assume I PP 7 bath I '5r(I Au- re 535.900 Patio Town Homes Move up to elegant living in a beautiful Granada town home at Sanora. 3 bedrooms, 7i baths, eat in kitchen, patios, double garages, with electric openers, Recreation area, many Other extras Ternilic financing available with low down payments. Call or come into Sales office at 700 Krlder Road for personal inspection -, 41-Houses ROWE SEPTIC TANK Bonded Insured Con crete Septic tanks, installation'., dralrutields & tan'.'. PUfliDe'd 377 Wall Paoerina '.'F MC IAL MO'A'lhIC, 11f Al' 313 ?'970or 377 7$79 alter a . l'.'.UL 'LATUP Pmofe'ss.on,i t tin..,,., ''-"dv, i,e Licensed Residentla;. Comm,rcai Fr,. EstImates Ph 3776413 -.,-.,-•. I aruistapinq Edging law-n mowing Puck Thompson & Son, 5317 fell Aye', Phone 177 3976 be$wen k'ds ri,itorow tn. sw'rig sit or small p'.cycle' Sell these mdle items *itii .5 wAnt Oct Tn p'ace your act. call vo.mr friendly ClCSs.t'ctgl at The Heraiui 17 7e It r'' 511 9993 9 Thinking about that summer vacation? Get abetter car ttwOgps thCclp'.'.) f co acts in today". paper ___________________________ - Well Drilling Offk. MacbM.s '.itis OFFICE MACHINES 'e '.ce all makes and modelS' Free Pkkul, and Delivery Santr''i, II r', '.'.i,i..-., 3?) xs __________________________ -.', Pest Control I l(pn'. - ART BPOWN P[57 CONTROi. 2S47ParkDqjye 377 MiS I ooIL() F'I,'.'i SPRINkLER SYSTL All types ano sizes We rePair .IrXl'.u'rm, STiNt MACP'ilbd( SUPPLY CO 707W ind5t '.' '. .. ' Pa H(ID(,E IS ARE POt STEREO WITH VALUES P'140M Till WANT AD ('01 liMPt (, To List Your BusinessDjQI 322-2611 Or 831-9993 - �HOME Florida Firm Accused Of Unfair Tactics WOMEN 'truhon of homes ure expensive ;and at a higher W\SH1NG1i.N APi . - Th. it,4uiriiig uit bankruptcy laws, purcnasrs, and to i equtre Lay- more Cavanagh is the Fourth big unuer Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 21,197S—IC Federal Trade Commission on stilts to qualify for federal Land company to tall subject to In federal district court of the anagh to inform purchasers of sales price. has accused one of the nation's mortgages, and SOI1R kt OWfl FTC enforcement action. GAC Southern District of New York. some lots that Further The firms also were accused Also named In the complaint rnents "may be only furthering of falsely reporting to buyers largest land sales companies of ers may find It Impossible to corp. of Miami entered Into a using unfair and deceptive obtain electricity, water, sew- consent agreement in early 1974 were subsidiaries Cape Cave the purchasers' losses." that their land was more valu. practices to peddle property in age disposal and telephone for sales of Florida land, and Corp., Cavanagh Marketing most The complaint said buy. able than the price they paid for 0N I H E Florida and Arizona subdivi- service. -_ horizon Corp. of Tucson, Ariz., Corp., C.avad Inc., Universal ers signed contracts at promosions. . of New York Properties Inc., Wellington On- tional dinner parties, without Corp and Amrep The proposed Mat I In advertisements and sales they purchased, The 38-count complaint anagh be required to warn buy- City were cited March 21 in ent Inc., Miami Beach Vaca. seeing the lots (A -.%~ Palm Beach In- with the understanding that promotions, Cavanagh falsely ( Corn - ers: "You should consider the complaints alleging inregula. lions Inc., against Cavanagh that certain subdi. -_ rities in the sale of home and vestment Properties Inc. and they could receive full refunds represented • • EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the termined which were parts of munities Corp. of Miami and purchase of any of our land to vacation sites in Arizona, New Perdido Bay Management after on-site inspection, visions would have expensive first of two artic!cs basea ,a an the original structures and eight subsidiary corporations be very risky. Few, if any, pur- Mexico and Texas. Corp. Also named were CavBut the FI'C said Ci.vanagh golf courses, clubhouses, side. By JEAN PATTESON alleged that many of the lots chasers of land from Cavanagh The father of two children, Interview with an architect who which were not. parent," he stressed. The basic book during classes. Cavanagh, which ranks anagh officers Joseph Klein and or Its subsidiaries often refused walks, utilities and paved Women's Editor "i Sonja, 7, and Tamara, 3, Rev, specializes in designing houses Constant inspections con- "are of little value as in- l'oiiuii'inIties Corporation or it. among the "top 10" in the land Arthur Meltzer. principles involved in P.E.T. and roads, that purchasers to provide refunds or resell the "And the real value of the Mullis took the P.E.T. into the exact exterior dimen- firmed what Pollilt had dis- vestments and little use as subsidiaries have been are: active listening (indicating The FTC said if hearings sup- properties on demand and, in. were led to believe that Each. able to sales and promotion business, "Teenagers don't course have is the group feeling — to structors' course at the sions of Colonial homes built covered in IN8 when choosing a 11011lesites... clearly to a child that you are , resell such Iand at a profit. according to an FTC attorney, porl. the allegations it may be, stead, employed high-pressure ities in one subdivision would -rclrl; toddlers don't have to thedi.scussionsttiatrevealeach -! suggestion of his presbytery from 200 to 300 cars ago and design to use for his own house: listening and get his The FTC said some of the Purchasers usually have been has fallen on hard Cities and is necessary to seek cnurt.ordered sales t.acticsto persuade buyers also be provided in areas using message parent is not alone in his or her whine. Parents can raise leaders who believed It would still in existence. the exteriors were charming, landis in flood hazard areas, unable to resell the land at all." petitioning For reorganization restitution and refunds to land to exchange their lots for even similar nams, the FTC alleged. when he talks), and using responsible children withou the frustrations, but shares them t be useful in his work as a nat but most lfltørinrc e "I" statement (letting a child tiy xr'iuy t.AN(i resorting to extremes of church educator and counselor, with dozens of ether devoted suitable for good living by know exactly how you Ai' News!eatures authoritarianism or perfeel parents" • modern standards. The sizes of C • about a situation so he can 'Cut I was also interested for Architect Polliu got t missiveness." This is the he rooms, except kitfor the -• understand your According to the originator of . reaction to it. into the Bicentennial spirit as promise of Dr. Thomas Gor- my own personal use, ex- I chens, were often too small. plained Rev. the course, P.E.T. Is a training Mullis. I lung ago as 1948. was -t) .. Rev. Mullis considers it don's course for raising U,-,. II1% mr -,rn,it ih IlI program to teach the Th __~ U children, "Parent Effec-- w - - ' important that the child be I layouts generally were poor, aware his pareas are taking skills they will need for the children and felt, particularly built his own house in Easton, _' tiveness Training" (P.E.T.). By FANNETTE EDWAR[)S served as Volusia Councy's tax claims of a minimal raise in 1)" county water or county iiwveinent is Functioning in with an absence of hallways in I ;~_ __ .Mrs. Leonard Blackford of as I arn a minister, I ought to be most important job they will Conn., to the exact exterior di. — the P.E.T. course. "Tell your ever have Herald Correspondent assessor, said, , *The Charter taxes, lie stated, "Corn- sewer system. Citizens are niany — raising responsible states, He said 12 of these l)cRary reported on the exAnd now, P E T has come to an effective parent" mensions of an old Cape Anne most cases, so that passage had --child you re going to try 4 7%_~i IS sold to voters by brain- missioner Scovell says taxes roflct'rned that they have noocietjes in Florida are wurkini: pandirw volunteer service to be made through one, to ( hiltr inford. It is alid (or almost house he and his wife had seen So he and his wile, Linda, I )t'l;\ h(V \ if thruc, i" ;ishers i hi proitiied to and three rooiits to have in urdcr we up only 11 per cunt. iiatis w '.'offlrollm g this fast senior irugra111s for citizens something new together; that all parents, Including those who I LIt cooperating funeral (if in Gloucester, Mass. The origienrolled for the P.E.T. course, you are learning to a better , r working For the Citizens for abolish the special taxing Yet in 104 years, Volusia taxes spreading bureaucracy," he Founded in in reach one's destination. Hence, under her direction, which are Feel they are doing a good job directors, Including the local L r'l, built in 1730, had a gambrel l%2jar m parent. "i can't imagine anyone not Charter Repeal under the districts, reduce taxes and have reached only $12 million, concluded, rita, e program but want todobetter; those who conducted in a building on U.S. society based in DeLand. roof, was 25 feet by 24 feet and in the plans Polhitt has drawn ow direction of Dorsey Kincaid of reorganize county government Since the Charter took over the 1 spread across the countr with having a need for It," continued "My elst daughter jumped see the danger signals; those Grover Ashcroft, former Seven types of funerals are 17-92 In DeBary made available was a typical design of its era, up with Colonial cxteriors that 000 licensed instructors Rev. Mullis. "Not only does it follow actual structures, he has Del.ind, explained the growing For efficiency. Tax services County budget has swollen to Mayor of Pierson, said, available at costs of$lSOto$375, by McQuillan Associates. for joy when I told her that," he who already have problems; The gambrel roof, with its two ( '4 apbenefit the demand for repeal which have been abolished of the now child, but it makes REV. KENNETH MUI I IS teaching classes of are Z26 million. Stetson professor "Taxpayers must get into the Brochures and other Insmiled If they know you're those with young children or A successful thrift shop to slopes, the lower steeper than put uI)4odate, easy-circulation listen. Volusia County Charter at this being replaced by ot her tax Wayne Bailey, heading the fight, We have too many county proximaueiy parents now to patterns on the inside. willing to give it whirl, they're adoli!scents; and those with to prices and Formation on the society are help lick inflation the upper, had the advantage of so children will talk, how once they start using the During the course of his in- week's meeting of the DeBary districts." r "We've th Charter ought ML so long motivated to give It a whirl," normal or exceptional children. Review for Commission, control laws passed during the available at P.O. Box 533, finance the volunteer services providing more headroom on tvwt f i finner PntlitI t,,,,,,,-i tii Renubhicnn Club ~- . JA*e- f ncipals." I lie enI:iinett flow th I,hi I,l,,,,,.,.t..,, iusjuui iupuiiiuu 'ii... i..i, . to talk so chldren will listen, pri -that the parent is the umi supreme s. LIIV iigiui LU UUJILIUI 13 IeIifl(1 an d P While he recommends uric second floor. j,uuj V0 .O. tSoX 22 In IS clx!raleu unoer we uireciion e Kincaid said, "Aroused increases in asses.stiients are explosion. Population increase the right to destroy under this DeBary. Dr. Gordon stresses that and solve problems so that no Although many mothers, and authority, and feared the reading Gordon's of Mrs. Jack Weller of I)eltona. It was during the construction very few houses built during th best selling P. citizens are deeply concerned nullifying the tax exemptions, under the Charter has been only Charter." E.T. is not group therapy or some the one in family loses, Colonial period suffered fathers, do attend the possibility of severe the child rebelling book, "Parent Effectiveness sensitivity of his new house that Pollitt got Peterson reported the finMrs. Blackford outlined a training, but an over the loss of their civil rights "The elimination of elected 34,00e." The resulting closeness and course individually, Rev. Mullis if we lost our grip. But I believe Training," Rev. Mullis believes educational Dr. Arthur Peterson of dings of the Federal Trade plan for a local nursing service _____________________ .Wg 11 the idea of devoting all his deterioration. Those no longer as voters, the taking of what we officials has taken away control experience. Also, it recommends a couple attending in children more than that," the P.E.T. course adds Weir presented a chart DeBary outlined the growth of Commission on excesses in program "which has the working time to the business of in existence were lost by fire or an extra does not teach cooperation has been reported together for and advocate have worked for all our lives by by voters. The Charter plan is showing 400 county employes in cooperative, non-profit funeral maximum of. said Re. Mullis dimension funeral practices. lie con. blessing of County Health to designing Colonial houses wrecked to make room for to make both children and fectivenes,s. Wayne and Tracy Albert with ions Matthew (left) and Mitchell talk so children taxation and the fast growing not Americanism Gordon's permissiveness. "Permissive other buildings. The architect it's plain 1971. "Now at last count these societies dedicated to sirn- cluded, "The educational Director Dr. Hubert King." listen teachings. authentic in every exterior parents happier and to parents harm their children and uncontrolled counts- dictatorship. The man on the appointees have neached 1,100. plicity and economy in funeral Ile explained that basically said that most of the types of iLiad. But he was so busy progras m of the funeral Ottwi volunteers are working at "The principals of P.E.T. are P.E.T. teaches a way eliminate the so-called "it, class we go through and the relationship as much as bureaucracy." throne is there for life," he said. For example, we have a high arrangements through advance wood in the Colonials are still starting his own private societies are having a refurbishing and equipping the easy to understand; putting parent and child can live series of exercise.c — you see parents who are punitive and generation gap. homer Smith of DeLeon Russell Weir, New Smyrna priced water superintendent planning. From a beginning in moderating effect locally on headquarters building for the practice, something he had readily available, with only a them into practice Is often a together happily, and at the how you reach in certain dictatorial," says Dr. Gordon. minimum amount of millwork Springs, who for 20 sears Beach realtor, disputed the and asewe'r superintendent, but Seattle, Wash., in 1939, this prices." Mullis, little more difficult," the anted to do since leaving the several programs. Rev, Kenneth i ti I same time, loth can get lieu' situations and this is important "P.E.T. shows parents a necessary to duplicate them. p minister smiled. "You often U.S. Navy three years earlier, beginning his fifth year to learning. Also, we are able to dramatic and effective alterneeds as have to relearn what it means he had been an ensign on ,,, U.IV '1 I I Associate Minister In Christian select and emphasize par- native to these two 1 to be a parent. a minesweeper in the Pacific "The course affirms the Education and Youth at ticularly important parts of the proaches." ()0den posts for a fence I will I during World War 11. that he ford's First Presbyterian be putting up soon. What's the never got around to it. Finally, best way to has been a1jee I anchor the posts 25 years later, when a success- Into the grou nd ? f,.I i._. IL,. .1rk WhlIph.o,1 I. ,,f Wm A I(An,l,sIIWL ..I t....• .. IP..It I - '_-- • 21OUflUWO1K aia Ii UUfiiL LU L I V4UIS L.0 IW uiiyue WOO nas ,au1rI "V'U' 1.. 111100 10 uary Lee IlLUILu 111111 iiie John 'iaoerstcsn & tuz. to Because she attended the mid-morning lie is now teaching a second A. Most of the posts should Justin Gorelick to If. Robt.. Sandra 1. Levy to Win. E. children," Is Sanford banker Wayae Albert's luxury of pursuing his drea'm, be set into the ground about 2 Lillian to Ace Builders, Inc., Us to Edw. Levine & wf Frtdella, James H. Coolidge & wf. Saniwire, E of LI 7 & W 52.5' hlrickrr& f Judy sessions, her engineer husband was unable to series of classes, scheduled to A., it 10 131k Rita & wf ion J., U 7 1311 A & 6, Elk , Lakeview, $4,400. U 235 Forest Brook 41h See Patricia, It 13 & 13A, 131k E, of 8 131k A Tropic 11111 d $8,000. reaction he began to visit and measure to the P.E.T. course. "I don't attend — and this she regrets, although she begin Oct. 9. 12 Eastbrook s-d Un. 5, 126,500. Sweetwater Oaks, $86,000. feet, but those which will be at ' Jay W. Leek & wf Geneva to $48,000. old houses, remember what it cost, but it wasn't much, Sweetwater e No, F Oaks, Orl. Sec. Th Co. to has 5, attempted a t Anatole E. to pass along ions d Steven M. Golubic & wf the basic corners where there is extra Central Flit. Prod. CA to Gerald S. Hansbuh & wf Galle Richard E. Simons & Carole - { The O*TIerS of these houses gtjo and it was worth every penny and more," he There will be a morning class techniques to him and encourages him to read Bisbee & wf Vergle, it I Bik 10 Margaret to Geo. L. Rome & wf Joseph E. Hart & Wi Janet B., stress should be four or live feet C., LI 81 Winter Springs Un. No, to Stanley E. Sage & wf Helen & added. some individuals, some histori- below the surface. Dig from Sec The Huskey Co. to Jack W. 9, North Or!. Ranches. 9-12 noon and an evening The good part about taking the P.E.T. course when your the P.E.T. book. Georgette, it 10 131k A Fast- LI 12, less N 272.25' of E 00' of each Clifton Snider & wf Ruty, it 7 Reynolds & wf. Jo Ann, it 7 BIk cal organizations were Only hole to a diameter of about one 2, class from 7-10 p.m. child is still young, says Mrs. Pat Smith., 403 Lake Blvd., SanCoinBank.WP, Trustees to brook s-d Un. 16, $43,600. weekly for Wayne, and his wife, Tracy, are the parents Sit of LI 12 & N of 13 & all of The Springs to Walter F. 131k 22, HeftIer Homes Howell F Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 8, ABC liquors, Inc., land t oo willing In cooperate. In all, foot. Place Basically, Mrs. Conklin says she has eight weeks. Both classes ford, is that you can lay the groundwork early for a lasting good will in Sec Ann F. Duel form. Alexander 14, Eureka Hammock, $24,500. -) gravel or small of two young sons — Matthew, 7, and Mitchell, learned now to do more listening, less Pollitt has measured more than stones at the bottom of the hole. Fennell Jr. & wf Audrey K., Lot Park, Sec 1, 116.200, be held the in new . re1atlonshi 14-21-29, $200,000. $14,900. education .. r with him to Peter H. Mitchell & wf Carol, 3. The couple took the P.E.T. course together Joseph E. Hart & wf Jane t to Robert A. Fender & wf preaching. "Once the communication lines 100 Colonial houses. Although Place the post into the hole, 5 Blk B The Springs, $15,000. ABC Liquors Inc. to pRN 1.1 31 Blk 12 Heftler Homes Dale A. Duvall & wing of First Presbyterian C. E. Brooks M(g. Co. to last year, and believe together is the Ideal wf Phoebe M., John E. Dalton & Lillian Bobbie to'J. Wesley Moore & wf J.'rry Lee Smith & wf. Rachel Investments, 1-3rd tot., ELM are open, you've got a much better chance Church, 301 Oak Ave. 'me-u he started "cold" in nearly all make sure it is straight and The mother of 8-year-old Kevin Smith, she has found that Howell Ph., Sec 1, $16,000. way to take it. Both parents say they have & Richard F. Hauck & M. iith your kids," she said. cases,, not one person Or group keep it that way with tem- fljl''d J. Buchanlo & wf Faye, it 18 BIk B Sweetwater j,, classes are for '?mbers 131k C,, Sky Lark e-d, Investments 1.3rd, & Roy T. of all .,, since taking the P.E.T. course, she Is better able to cope-rn a James A. Giliman & wf Ann Isabelle, wf., its 12, 13 & 14 & learned techniques which improve not only refused to permit him to take porary traces. Pour concrete Sanford churches An in,,,., variety of Instances "though not all, says Mrs. Smith. M) their relationships with their own children, "I've always been open with my children ci () s 1 lb twi '-structional fee covers tuition of into the hole until It is very Eastbrook s-d Un. 7, $31,400. son's still a bit young to understand all that I'm trying to do." but with other family members and with 22) Eureka Hammock mci and tried to be liberal minded. But It's so easy James IL Stone Fair Hr. &wl ' to produce duplicate plans of slightly above the surface of the and the cost of materials. 7 parcels, $20,000. Mary 1.. Simpson & hb. Edw. people In general. crops, fruit etc., $400,000. to get into the role of directing the-ni too to Larry a carpenter & their houses. TheS(! Ste-PS I 70 PPN Inv., etc to ABC T. to Sane-pta Rest Home Inc., ,' - ground. Smooth it out. The next Sharon - She took the course because "1 think we all feel the need to (QCDI Ruth Baltic. to Frank touch," she explained. "Not that we had bad eluded accurate measurements day, pour water on the con Wi Laura Le U 6 1311 U "It improves relationships In the hone and In Sanford, membership in Liquors Inc., from Center of Sec beg 2.07 ch E of NE cor. of Col . 4flh7 improve ourselves as individuals and parents." Her reactions, ller& 13-16, wf. Irene LIi 54, relationship before — but one can always the P.E.T. course is being of the entire exterior, the SIZCS crete; do this every day for five Sterling Park Un. No. I, $37,300. even at work for me," said Albert. "If you 1 • 14-21-29 etc. 7 parcels, $62,900. SE ' , etc., in Sees now that she has had almost a year to practice the P.E.T. 8 & 7-20-31 111k B Tr. 31, Sanliado Springs, 1 improve." Roger D. Rawls & wf Barbara limited to and locations of Windows to lj apply the principles people members in general it's of local 01 Wm, A. Garrett & wf Sylvia to $40,000. .t or six days. When you are techniques, is favorable. And she feels that her new experience $100. churches because it is being dormers, use sizes and contours certain the post is solidly In to Wm. M. Newman & wf going to make a happier person out of you. S Crawford F. Taylor & wf , I, . Henry J. Dunford & Eliz. to ii ll Unfortunately, ,Mrs. prove increasingly valuable as the years pass. Says Conklin, n, the ' " taught by a minister under the of cornices, the pitches of roofs, place, remove the braces. Jennifer F., U 1 & W'j 0(2 BIk "And it's a great feeling when you it and Marsha A., it 48 Lake Harriet Barbara Christensen, it 42 training came too late to be really effective f' sponsorship of his church. It works," he added. etc. This was not too difficult mere are other ways to set A, Sn1ando Springs Lk Oaks Eats., $62,500. repl. part of its 1 & 2 Watts with her oldest son,Charles, 18, a freshman at Mrs. Smith's one regret is that her husband was unable to ' 1 -Elsewhere, It is taught under . G & H Dev. Co to Ward Hicks, Farms $4,000. with some of the houses but posts into the ground, but the Sec The underlying -im principles of P.E.T. Stetson University. But she hopes to use It the are participate in the course with her. "1 should think it would be Richard Edw. Therlault & wf very involved in those where basic procedure as explained sponsorship or academic Inc., its 2Z, 227 & 228 WoodGlen T. Benson & wf. Belinda something that he has always been dimly more with her Ideal if the husband and wife could take it together," she said. 4 two younger children, and other organizations. Rev. additions had been made 0V -. crest Un. No. s, *n,soo to Avery F. Wright & wf. Mary I Luxuiy Patio Apartments1 here has worked well in actual Nova to Charles R. Wells, se., 0 aware of, Albert 1 Ruthann, 12, explained. and Robert, 9 "That The course helps way, each would understand what the other is trying Ii) Lt 43' Tee 'N Green Ests., the years and it had to be de-cases. Mullis is uniquely suited to Wm. B. Green & wf Swan to E., it S BIk C the Meadows uw. STUDIO 1, 7,3 crystahze them in the conciousness. achieve" instructing the P.E.T. course A West, $3ts,0Uo. The important factor, she says is that BEOROOMSUITFS M_ .- i__..___ f ,II,,_____ a a I I d4UU fl. fllUldiil3 WI He praised Rev. enneth Mullis' teaching ii. wiggins, wrn. to u. James Krause euix etai 10 U 17 repI. Bik C Nob Hill See, graduate of the University of 3 BEDROOM nobody has power in the relationship, but Elisha B. Smith & wf Estelle F., Mary & Frank McMillan & wf Julian Kidwiler & wf Thelma Mrs. Smith said that she had tried to pass along some of the of P.E.T. and said some great discussions had TOWNHOUSES Meredith Manor, $56,000. nobody loses either. She gave the example of North Carolina, Sout heastern t Nancy to Paul E. Klinger, Jr., I IA 10 Bik B Ravenna Park Sec., F., it I West [k Brantley Hills, arisen in their group during the course of techniques to her husband, and that he had read key parts of the Condev Corp to Buford E. Pat Smith with son, Kevin listen when children till. the family's recent va cation trip.They Seminar)' and Duke University, sgl., S1 of it or Tr. 48, McNeils $9,800. Parent Effectiveness Training Wok. training Loch Arbor, currently engaged Stovall & wf Norma E., LI 634 wanted Charles to travel with them; he didn't Sch. Board of Scm. Co. to Heatherton Village, $21,500. Harry R. Ansley & Glenda to Org. Villa, $V,200. Doctor of Ministry with want to be in the car with his quarrelsome "I would encourage everyone to take it Paul H. Weber to Paul H. Southern Gulf Util. Inc., from Donald L. Parsons & wf McCormick Theological Donald H. Wildes & wf S. even If you don't have children," urged young sister and brother. The result: he 1505 W. 25th St. I Georgene S., it 19 1311 A. Weber & wf Ferrell, IA 6 Casa SE tor. 131k A Weathersfield, Janette toJ.MvIj.cjfer accompanied his family, but in a separate Seminary, Chicago. His interest Albert. SANFORD ' $2,000. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 4, Aloma, $100. in the family has a long history Beverly J., Lt 50 Sleepy Hollow, vehicle, Another Sanford parent who took the P.E.T. Sim-Ka Corp. to Sarah 17900. The Huskey Co. to Goebel $60,(XK). and he is Director of the First I 322•2090 course Last year was Mrs. Cal (Phyllis) Simmons, its 5,6,8,9, 19, 20, 21, Entr Inc., 1.t 6 131k C SweetProfessionally Mantd Anthony V Ptj',IdIitI L f inhn W e.' ,'..... I "There are so many little, practical Presbyterian Church Day -. t#$ U W UJ LU L. By Conklin whose reaction was an enthusiastic techniques It's really marvelous training," Rosa A. to Fredco Entr., Inc., 22,23,24, 2, 37,38 Howell Eats, water Oaks, Sec 8, 113,900. 3- and 4-yearoid Lukoki & wf Carol A., LI 1 Dear Mr. Saxon, "it really works." Repi, $375,000. The Iluskey Co. to Goebel 1311 C Ctal Shores, children. U 1131k she said. C, Pa radise Point, 4th Didn't "R. U." lose in more ways than one by waiting low $31,000. Dac Corp. (QCD) to Flit. Mtg EnIr Inc., U 3 131k A SweetRuth Ann Dc haven to John )ears for interest to come down? What about the appreciation he &e-$ $1$40& - C, ....414_;::?I~~J Fredco Entr., Inc. to Rolando Inv. Co., N 25' of it 8 & S 29.66' water Oaks See 8, $14,900. -1 R. ms. & wf Cathy L. Loll 14 ould have been rainIng, and the drop in purchasing power of his .;No nf IA. 131k 21, 7, Suburban Donald O'Brian & Elaine to & Maids Gonzalu, M I * hbM111131k C Estes Tu.skawilla, $31,000. mone)? — Mr. ". S. S. fr _~.M Ida L. Harrison, 1.1 4 & S 1' of S ~-__zq By JAN MONAHAN Paradise Point, 4th s,, $a,000. Homes, $15,300. using available grain to produce more natural and nutritious Donald 1 Hibbard & wi Dear Mr. F. S 11 Mtg. to Inv. Robe-n D. Bear 50 La Eats., , 0. Same-It ::, Wins products. ton M. to Ola Kathryn to James Very definitely on both counts. In fact, there are several other Griffin & The Huskey Co. to Goebel Wi Joyce 0., U 19 Allen, wid., & Rosalind Allen, Krult.N2S'ofU8& 529.66' of 7 advantages that were overlooked, and some penalties. Prairie La Blk 21 Suburban Homes, Entr Inc., IA 5 Blk E Sweet: ,tk~ ' 'rr Well-read and knowledgeable on the subject, PawLson k When he was just a kid. [.enn) Pawison had such a desire to Hts., $24,OM. Beg. at pt 970' S & 2200.6' W of I'll bet the rising jr-Ices didn't stop him when he wanted a new -- V - - . __~~_ ~,_ $IS,300. zv be water Oaks, Sec 8, $14,900. convinced that the American farmer has the know-how, ability a doctor he could taste it. But young Leonard was growing up NE cor, of Sec. 35-19.30 etc, Charles J. Emerson & wf car — or a color TV — or a new suit. He bought those because Geo. C. Miller Jr., & wf Rita and during the depression and instead of equipment to easily supply a good share of the food for the $l800. the benefits to him, despite the high price-s. Sandra L. Chapman, sgl. to Charlie-ne to tars T. Anderson Etal., to Joyce C. Miller, from Wgh I ~ _ _ rest of the world and that contrary to recent reports, this supply school he took a Jobas a baker's helper. And in thos times. r. - .. •, -Appreciation is one of the finest of all tax shelters, because it K.L.M. Builders, Inc. to Sr. cur. of SE' of NE14 of SEt1 James M. Chapman, sgl., it 29 &Wf Audrey,Lt80(less N 2. 25 ') he ias probabl) lucky to get would be in excess to what is needed by this country alone. that isn't taxable until you move out of the property and even then, Curtis Thompson Bell, Lot 19 & 81k 2, Weatheraficld, 1st Addn, English Woods, $48,300. ;. , 10 of Sec 21.20-32, run N etc., if the transaction is properly structured, — it Is possible to defer W'i of Lot 20 131k 1 Resurvey of $100 Greater Constr. Corp to - S . lie attended baker's school and there met a man who ofxi,soo. -\ In addition to our ability to produce greater quantity, K the tax until some later date. James M. Chapman to Thomas R. McBride & wf Susan BIk 4, Wildmere, $132,700. fered to pay his college tuition. It looked like luck was on Len. __ Joseph Arm, Pawlson firmly believes we can also improve upon the quality. Trustee in Artemas McCoy & Margaret L E., it 21 131k C Seminole Sites, But i here he can really feel the loss is in the drop of the value . George U. McIntosh & wf ny's side and he enrolled at Penn State University to study Bankruptc)' for Three Suns & Vinton H. Lassiter & wf 128,600. "I've always felt we are not getting what we should out of the of his money during that period. Money dropped a minimum of 5 LInda L to Eastern Express agricultural biochemistry. But after two and a half years, fate, 1, _-7: grain we eat," he says. per cent per year, making a total loss of approximately 20 per Inc., LI 6 BIk U, Winter Springs, Inc., to SE Ilk, of E. Orange, S Norma, it 29 81k 2, Weathers. or rather the Army, stepped in. Len was drafted. risnt I't'en t'nttnIin i lhø nff.tiint, k.1...' UIlU, ....'.1 of w of 5 I of NF L 1 q' (Ui,4 It (IUU4I. £ .4.l. •i WiS53 ini4rMf kfl ...,.• III%l, 1)1 IIIUJI III $LiI SLAP. ?J IAPJ TI to -20-32, less part, ctal., $100. he is still in the hole because he had to pay taxes on the interest. There's really nothing mysterious about the health food JamesE. Harrison & Janet to —: --_ -J-J- -?iJi1 'I C. K Marshall & .0 Following ing his tour of duty he went to w ork for General Mills Irving E. Meama Jr., & An average of 6 per cent interest earned can net out as low as 3 bread baked in PawLson's ovens. To be classified as such, it's wf Celestino Santiago & wf Mar) . W Hall & Wi George A as a food technician doing product control and research, During JO)Ce- to H. Joseph Rhyne & wf S., it 4 131k 25, North On. per cent after paying taxes. not so much a matter of what's put into the bread as what's left 1st . U 49 Nortbwood, $35,200 that time he helped develop the now popular "Brown and Serve" -. -. - . 1)_s 21 & 22 131k It all boils down to w ha t benefits one can secure at the time West A. It is all made of whole, natural, unbleached grains with no out. Addn, $15,7 00. i I Robert A. Meyer & wf Betty Judy, bread and roll products sugar or preservatives added. one needs them. Using interest rates as a guide is like waiting for to Jack T. Gordon & wf Patricia Altamonte fits., Sec 1, $7,000 . g_•, ,I Gerald Don Hardage & Joan I) I .. Win. Hobbs. Ind. & Trustee g(woll ,A cathe: ti,take a LwUi — whether one needs it or not! . P & to Wilbert Bakker & wf Nellie, L,IA 420 Forest Umk 5th Sec, . Inl9Slhestartedhlsown bakery th State conege,Pa. . --. WiVnlree& Royce Savellc&wf it 9131k 10 Indian Hills Un. No. Dear Mr. Saxon, Preservatives, according to PawLson, are simply an array -$42 ten's still in the baker)' business and has been making a -. Edna to Victor 0. Finch & wf 20 $62,21)0. Someone told me )ou on( of -tieiiucals added to extend "shelf life.' 'The American I k naIne for humsclfin Sanford since l97o. While it's a for cry ni . / I 1 A _kmd_ Greater Constr. Corp. to Jean E., N6, of Ll 371, O.P. diffeftnt WDYS tQ tell It PfV.Y. " See=- tZ =th2t'g IMPWAMe. f!'! housewife has been educated to equate softness with freshness," I 4 1 I ~ medicine, he's still interested in health and in his own subtle h1urray Fredericks etc., James D. Coggins & wf Lyette .Swope Land Co. Plat of Black . Did you make that rem2rk? — Mr. W.S.C. he says, when actually the two are not necessarily related. way may be doing something to help others. 'A Trustees to Charles B. Lowe M., LI 7 B[k C Seminole Sites, Hammock, $ 11,50 , I)ear tim. W. S. c., 00 ~ Q1111111,_ ' '°' TheGreatcrConstr.Corp.to &g7'W&733'NoIsEr, %Me I don't recall making iL it is true there are at least a And despite tie fact that according to Pawison, doctors are FROIfl As of the first of the year, Len's Pastry Shop which had ), HOMES -. . (zovi. LI 2, Sec. 31•19-32, to Raymond P. pob Chatfield & Robert dozen different ways to ne-H a property J. Maidier & wf Gall encouraging Americans to put more bulk in their diets, the big and over a hundred • 11 -r served Sanford for five years at 25th Street and Park Avenue . Myra E. to Edw. McCormick & 1.1 t3, Wekiia Hunt flub Fox etc., so. , :it-th!s of exctianing property. -'.qi' L e,• US uUltu one of mills are grinding the germ and bran off, grinding everything closed its doors. ILMIRM HI £ IIL i,....a • ia. .fur £JIA , uuuupj -. _ IIUIJL, i)Ct.. I, 4,4w. out, then putting the "enrichment" back in synthetically. iav wiiercnce uviween u cusoniary saie with which you t-1 .1n4r,nt 1$ S irving wecr, truslee 10 iuuu,es Ofl -. " I /1 are familiar and any one of the other methods, lies in the KRthryn Woods, $32,800. Harold H. Bennefeld & wf Charles B. Lowe, Beg. 87' W & I3utonly to expand and relocate under the new name of your Own private lot. Seminole Bakery produces ii different varieties of br'ad OWe-fl E. Patterson & wf Lena Mabel to Gerald creativity and knowledge of the broker. 733'NofSEcor,Govt,L12,Sec, Seminole Bakery Products, Inc. at 2533 Laurel Ave. There are We offer 10 J. Keane & wf 311 different to Coo. W. and Is and a good portion of the stone grinding of the grains Clark & wf Mr. I Anyone can accept cash for a property, but wtien uten is to pob etc., $100. still the same diet busting concoctions behind the glass counters Joyce, it 119 Devonshire, . u for these Is done right at the bakery. One bread, called All Grain plans for you to select from cask insufficient cash, or when cashwoWd result in a1arge Wm. L Morgan & Ruth to such as cookies, donuts, eclair's, specially decorated cakes and , $44,000. or 7-Grain is Pawison's own concoction which took a first place income tax bite, then the sophisticated eicatlon of a Charles Eugene N. Davis & wf Mary 733' FROM N In the breads division and a third place overall in the 1967 knowledgeable broker, 'gained by attendance in at itsat 10 dl!. of Se cor, of Govt. 112, Nellie Blake form. Wilson & Ann to Joseph E. Tetreault & wf But a special and complete tine of health Pillsbury Bake-off. food bread, rolls ferentcourses), is of real value totlicellent. hb. Gladstone to Superior Emily, 11 1, 131k C. Charter Sec 31-19-32 to pub etc., 111,, :,. . and cookies has been added. And PawLson is a sproud of this as a Also, ii hen the buyer requires a certain type ptnp?rty, but conatr. Co., Inc., U New models open for display, so come on over and Elk B A. Oaks Un. 2, $32,500. Hallmark Constr. to Barbara LtP Pawtson's also proud of the (act that he supplies custom hospitalChiefol&aff would beoi anew pediatricswing, j doer, not have sufficient cash ivailable to secure It, creativity, ft. Stevens Addn Midway, choose the right one for you. W.G. Albertson to Roger H. Fratkin, 1.1 .t6 But A Hie I made rolls and breads to many of the area's best known _____ combined with proven formulas, can result in wry happy " Directions— Take 5.4 to the D')any.Deltorua Exit. Turn left at main entrance to There's even a little research going on In the new Imme nse Britton & wf Dorothy A., W Springs Shadowood Village, Sec restaurants and health food stores. fMIrchae. Deltoria: past the Detlona inn to blinking light, go straight on Delton Blvd to P&td Jos. Shappard & wf 134.6' of E 794.6' of N 1157', So, 2, $66,000. . -kitchen. Pawlson has involved himself in a personal challenge to Flrb&rn Cf turn right and follow signs to new rricxie-I. Every Im? I run across a transaction of yesterday which Was Dorothy to Willie C. Mack Ill & of SR 46, See 25.2')-29 $300. And though he cimHn't find more efficient, nutritious ways of utilizing grain products Eliswonth G. Galllniore & -' han',Iled as a straht sale i hen it penalized one or both parties wf Eileen, LI 81311 F -I Cntry Club Rosa Mae Davis, wici to Shirley to Sandra L Levy U 7 He is trying to improve a new bread made of Thtiiale, a hybrid tumselt, this proud father h oily uo Greg woo is an ML uai heavily, or created an unnecessary problem, or did not ac Manor Un. No. 3, $10,600. Charles P. Moran & wf Barbara 131k A, Sweetwater Oaks, $100. wheat and rye grain developed by the Unhersjtyoftilexjco assistant dean of the School of Medicine at the University if '10 compli,h the objectives of We parties, it depresses me, for it was D. Bath!! & wf Debris i., Beg. )' E of SW cor. of SE'I Washington in Seattle, and a daughter, Sharon who will be going Shelton Assoc Inc., to Warren - t'__ t! -.'-.~-!'- ii.-i %'}' .. so unnecessary, IN 0 "I'm interested as an individual and as a citizen in fur. W Vernon C.Fedder& wf ufSWt4ofSEt.fSWLiof5e-c C Hayward& wfPatriclaU . to the University of Florida, Gainesville this (all to study .1(305)668-6170 Send your question to: Real Estate Investments, The Evening Dorothy, LA i Owing the cause of feeding the hungry throughout the world," 62&.2812 Mary Manor, 19-21.30 run E 50' N 1*' etc 33. Rik A, Sweetwater Oaks, medicine. Another daughter, Virginia lives in Boston and Len Pawitton proudly stands beside the working waterwheel outside his bakery on Laurel Avenue. Ifierald Photo by Tom Vinerrill H.'rald, North French Awmie, Sanford. Fla. 37771. says Pawlson. "I'm experimenting with different met.hods ef $5,100, fl,500. Sharon 20 is at Lorne and works in the bakery. See. 3, *74,000. 68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Sept. 21,75 — - ' Neither Authoritarian, Permissive - HOU SE PET Harmonizas Pnra-nfc V. - —w-- . -i' - , w -- re Evan at 's whet ' itizens' Grou lULII. UUIi '""k - Seeks ReDeal Of Charter e designed and . -- ~l_4; - -- - ---- --- -'-' __l • • - - - y , - "' '-'' "5' -"-' " "" I- WilliS •%JI&41i4 - - - I . ."--,,, - - --- . . - . - . ----- - - - - Commun ca ons m rove -- - £ 1115511U Ill ,• I. Lounty Land I ransactions Are Recorded . ....s., , As Course Progresses -. £l___ - or Goo •' . ': , - -, ' - el R - - . '. ' . tt'1ttIt'r •• • "----- .ai'ic t.'rn ''*' " -- .. - -- - "-''.' - ,. '-.-." '. ' . ' . -'-, ' ' . ' - - ,-' - - eneva Gardens .';' ',.__" - -. . -. - . I - ' I 925 FROM - - Health Foods Prescribed I - .. L Baker Is 'Doctor Too 1. 1 :' . -'- -.. . .. - ' . • L J - -----' ' -. : i &. - . . .. b ., - .• ... - . . :'- - . '' -, mARONDA -•• .L - - -- ____ - - " -_ '' ,- . - '- '' . •' " -. ' ' - - PRICED '14,500. 623,0001 , ' . - .'- ._ ' - --- .5.W . ._.. MARONDAHOMES PH. - ," -.. - or -' ' " " '' - ' ' ' C- �- - — - - 2C—Evening IIerai, Sanf ord , Fl. y. - - - -- - — - — - - — -,:7=--CT-Z---------- - -- - . Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. Area Counles_ Exchange ______ Vows Of - -7,- -- ___ __ ____ _ ____ _______________ -1 0 M arriage - % - Sunday, Sept. if 1Th-3C 0 It: ., 0 ' Women To Learn ' Practical Pol itics' hMa women who attended goals, Project 21st rr Century Energy, and the Select Corn- Elections In Hillsborough President t e International Women's Won for Young Democrats workshop. Angel has been a present Information about the Seminole Corn- mft Hunan Rights. She is County will share her of America, Public Relations valuable resource person Year Conference in Mexico munity College and the Metro. for Women's Political Caucus a member of the Board of knowledge about election laws, City, have stated their views instructor for Valcibcia Corn.. the League of Women Voters during the luncheon Orlando Women's Political Directors or Specialized Urban and the ' about the importance of Caucus practical legal aspects iliunity College, and a political dOdd political instructor for the have planned i Ministries of Ft Lauderdale and Ieservations for the Prac steps to be taken by conitant • Omens political involvement 'PracticalPoliticsforWonen" Institute of Women at Florida tical Politics for Women, and the Founder and first prospective candidates Roan within their respective Angel Bradley, an out. International University in infir and luncheon must be coun workshop seminar and lun president of Broward County has her present position for a standing Republican kader in Miami trees. cheon. This event will be held Women Against Rape. received before Oct 6 Please ; year and has been the Election the Dade County area will share Whether you have a secret Oct. 11 in the Student Center on Cathy Bryant, Acting contact June Gordon at Edna Tail, Chairperson of th e laws Chairwoman for the State her expertise for the financial President of the Metrlando Se 5 desire to pursue a political Campus at Seminole Corn Gov &AIM11T9 minole Community College J4_ ernor's Commission on the League o' Women Voters of aspects in the fundraising Women $ Poli tical Caucus, will for details and _lfr position or not, seeking inside munity College in Sanford from Status _______________ of Women will be guest Florida. reservations _____________ % political know-how and un 9 30 a in to 3 p in panelist Edna, a former not _____________ Diana Monahan, President of derstanding of what goes on Keynote speaker, Karen hoolteacher, has been Involved PR Incorporated, a Winter behind the political scenes can Coolman, Florida House of in organizational politics during Park based public relations8 a ~_ ~ 4 __ _.~ help you choose and assist Representativ :, es will also share her entire teaching carer. She firm, will present the workshop, candidates intelligently and her personal experience IS a ser%cd • • 1 I FEA President, How to Run a Campaign," 1)Ait ABIIY Isn't it true iw_ . effectively. Decisions that candidate and gke the member of the NEA that the original sin was sexual board, ch will deal with the , f affect all citizens are made at , 4)) I . 4 .. . 4. chaired the . .-.. . . Professional grass roots of politics. Diana lntercourse? And doesn't it.. say WP4 . . 1, ~. the political level, but many scenes at the Capitol. Karen Practices Council and also the has been active in political r women are hesitant to become was elected to 4 the reacher Education Advisory leadership and involved in all tOncei%ed Immaculately, inohcd Fqual sharing and Florida Women Against Rape Choosing ,.our sohtaire L Council She has been a lobbyist its facets Among her meaning that he was conceived equal opportunity in one's 1974 and is the M, 1W f from us can be one of the first woman in for 15 years and will share her qualifications, Diana has without seal intercourse' A i) C., . .", go%ernment are worthwhile the Legislature from Broward expertise of how a lobbyist Office Manager for the / most reward ing e*peri IN 4 B ABI6AII. VAN BUREN 1 goth for eery oma,i as a County She serves on the functions nces of your lik h ause d part oF AR H J The original sin I) e m o c r a t i c __ f responsible citizen. . ' we take our respon Committee on Commerce, the .. was eating (he forbidden fruit In Panelist Ilobin Kravanek, Headquarters in Hillsborough To help omen meet these Commit tee on Growth and r sibilities seriougly From children criminals can ~, , ain It really bugs me the Garden of F d who is h Supervisor r i sor of (nuflt% S[W( ta sit mt Ii u n h d lam on d a' valuable di cis to the faintly i i d Iht (trots Virgin Birth the source to its final omings and goings, with DEAR F llNF -k ~ , ,. -1 A '',/ _ mounting--we are com are commotily confused. The comfort to you, you are not mitted to excellence. t Virgin Bih refers to (lie while they are away from alone. Mothers get into the L~ Eight convenient ways — . -. A mlraculoustontiptlonof Jesushome habltokalllngoffthenamesof to buy Lales Revoking I 1 1 Never IcII a stranr;erthat a their children (usually starting The Immaculate Conception Charge lales Custom ___.i applies to MARY, the mother of member of the family is "out of ulth the eldest) before they hit Charge, BankAmerirard, J M YlJesus, because she the right one. Don't feel Was conMaster Charge, American .It promises to be a busy ceI without the original sin when he or she will return. slite it's not intentional. Express. Diners Club, Installation of new officers on her soul It MRS H E I winter season for members of is NOT the same CONFIDENTIAL TO THOSE Carte 131 incht' Mrs. oseph I will take place at the last DEAR MILS. I.: Thank you W110 the 50-year-old Garden Club of as the Virgin Birth. Layaway now for INQUIRED: A reader -, general meeting and luncheon, for some excellent suggestionL signed. Christmas Sanford and particularly for DFAR ABBY. Will "Why Not Take All Of Rhoades-LoSchlovo . I Slay 20. DEAR 0 their present, Mrs. V. Sl. Smith please remind your readers ABBY: Thhs may Sle?" wanted to know if there I, , _ I "The Garden Club's main sound silly to you, but who enters her second tern, as that when they or their children 'lly was some way he could leave F— Judith Ann Rhoades and Joseph J. Schia Were married ;11 interest k learning to grow , problem is my name My 16 ncnr II the organizations leader. id Ro in : a dub1e ring ceremony performed by Res'. " °' uiuilivi car, -7 tO seem ° James Eptspal Church Hanford lonn , on Aug 30 Plans nurtured during thi only. "Hello"? death — not only s eyes and theni to be autify our Cli)," Mrs it 1 106 past several weeks will grow The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Rhoades, Some children are instructed riincmbr kidneys. I Smith explained. .Sly name is Elaine and I ani 1.;0~ and blossom Into full bloom (sl View, Sanford The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Yet: Write to The Living "Smith's 11 I -xThe seen circles of the club, 13-years-old. I hate two older RaJL Box 6725, Housto through May 1976, and include residence, Mary speaking Or Mrs. Joseph IASchiavo of Glastonbury. Conn. Texas IL in addition to their many in sisters, Judy who is 16 and lives Mr. and 0 ,1,1m. Thomas Stanford Lyle the a white clubs wore Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alan Green father, the bride Given in marriage by her 50th if they have a housekeeper, she Anniversary -Mrs. J. L Knack -Kimbedy Aan Jones dwidual activities, rotate turns at home, and Shelly, is 20 cotton lace gown with sweetheart neckline, empire waist and Invitational Tea, scheduled for .1 told to answer with, "Smith's Foundation: 116 East 27 St. ;~, selecting a Garden of the Month residence." Some even aiw,ver an(A away at college. Paris-Lyle Jan. with bell sleeves. Her picture hat was trimmed bracelet length N.Y., N.Y. 10016 Marcel-Green Jon es-Knack in First my mother calls me And according to Mrs. Smith, the Sanford area, and each with their telephone number lace and nylon tulle streamers and she carried a bouquet of pink ' . They will put you in touch •• Susan Gad Paris and Thomas Stanford L)ie were trumhed month supply a gardening : then she calls me with LyTette Marcel and Richard Alan Green recited their Kimberly Ann Jones became the bride of Jeffrey Ike Knack sweetheart roses and baby's breath. new members will be welcome Without realizing it they give "Shelly the nearest organ bank In I Aug. 30 in the garden of the bride*s wedding vows SepiL 6. at 10 a.m. in the Ar&e'.Wth Memorial ry holme with Rev. guide entitled "Garden Gate" ttxl much information to a in a candlelight. double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. -, - ## ,-, Carol tASchiavo, sister of the bridegroom. served as honor to join the Garden Club at any udy," and finally she gets your community. Also please be , D,amond solitaire bridal set, A 11 .. Philip Torrance performing the double ring' remony. Pianist ). in The Herald. A junior garden around to calling me by (lapel, Maitland, before a small gathering of relatives and Kenneth Bolt in Pinea'est Baptist Church on Sept. 13 at 8 p.m. IL attendant in a formal gown in fall tones and she carried a time during the year stranger who could use it for patient. When ft hits print 4 karat gold. $1.000 Just 4' Charles Brown wirlied anrrr.rri2 te music s makes Inc Ce th intimate friends. The double-ring ceremony was performed by jAMrs. Marge Bolt was organist and Mrs. Sukie Barker was colonial bouquel Barbara IJ)Schiavo, sister of the bridegroom, group is active under the potentially' dangerous pur- right name. contact any garden club ey'll probably get thousands 101111 Rev. Richard C. Schmidt, of Asbury United Methodid Church. liknothing. guidance of Mrs. Ernie Horrell. poses ,• • soloist. .. was bridesmaid with gown and flowers similar to the hono of requests. member for more information. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mernel D. Paris, Maitland, following an interlude of traditional music by Frank The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frank Lee Jones, l attendant. The season will begin Oct. 16 I" , Cry stal Bow I Cir., Casselberry. The bridegroom is the son ,• L Dunn. organist. I landscaping the Central Florida telephone, and Fairlane Circle, Sanford, and the late I;Yank Lee Jones. 11 ther man the party on the with a general meeting and ' of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Lyle dJack,twil1e. W. \1 .;* r I ( I The ride, daughte- o(Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Marcel, 7oo when construction there Given in marriage by W. ft. Carrlgan, the bride wore a 1-1 and Brian C. Rhoades, brother of the bride, was groomsman. coffee at the Garden club on other erxi asks, "What number . 1313 S. hasadvancedalittlpfurther.lt is this?" Park Ave., Sanford, who had also been mi ed in this -en in marriage by her father the bride wore a canformal gown of white Qiana with long full chiffon slm-es. Her Following a reception at the Ramada Inn, Hartford, Conn., •i 11 U.S. 17-92 at the entrance to ose P ; . 1 0 C, Olt~4a, b""' helps supply seeds and money lovely garden chapel. was radiant in the beautiful antique AL train and sleeve ban& feabired la,,v trim and her three-tiered flehght dress with lace bodice, shortgatbered sleeves with lace K~ the couple lef t on a wedding trip to 0 number. Instead, ask, "What Sunland Estates. ,,I -_~& . ~, __-1 I Charlotte wedding dress originally worn by the great-grandmother floor ' of /1 1 length veil was trinimned with matching lace. Both gowns con em band and a soft ruffle around the skirt bottom. An They will make their home In Glastonbury, Conn. The to World Gardening; and number did you call, please?" Donohuc will demonstrate ks 'I' '' ..' . _ collects eye glasses and Miss Jean Osbriark, friend of the bride whom she had visited in \ and veil were designed by the bride. She carried a bouquet of antique pink carneo adorned the bodice and her wide-brimmed .. ! bridegroom is employed in construcdon sales and the bride will it is zt when answering a holiday decorations at this first Hondurus.The intricate designs made with IniserUm. tiny tuclu, 411' 4 commerative to assist the Uons, white carnations and peach tinted roses. Come in and let us show you i3 reasons naWM Straw efi& ribbon and pink resume her senior year studies for a B.A. Degree hi English. , I 41114 meeting. I!"t f4 I(e Ik L . ruffles and lace an the sheer white lawn evoked memories of __ "I tPl, you should consider buying a Xcohler a and white sUeamiers. Her bouquet was of . Miss Debbie Sue Jones served her sister as maid of honor "Hello," and if the caller does Following the District 7 fall * 4 •• ., Campbell above all others. days gone by. The bride's 1mg; Nonde hair was genUy held in Mrs. Smith, who has wearing a mint greeni gown of soft Qiara %iffi ndfled over I been a not identify himself im. conference in Eustis on Oct. 77, JueLongservedasmaidofhomrthacamilelightruffled with fresh , '*' ft~l me mber of the club since 1959, th jacket.ecaffledanoegayocar daisiesandrosesin "QUALITY NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE" mediately - hang up. ~ theGardenClubwillcompetejn 4 . . blouse and candk4ight swirl skirt. Her wide-brimmeol pink - pagel bouquet of rosebuds, canuMons, daisies, baby's breath ¶ Diamond solitaire. I with one shades of peach. ' By crosschecking numbers, the Golden Age Olympics in 14 karat gold. SS75 straw hat limented a bouquet of pink daisies and porn and trailing Ivy. 4e also carried a hand-drawn sheer linen BOB BALL'S PIANO & ORGAN SALES she was in Memphis, Terin., has addresses and the rmines Bridesmaids were Mrs. Koy B. Cook Jr., sister of the bride, Sanford on Nov. 14. U3. i • 'vi. mn of ente g ,er ftCOfl pond. ' haesf which had been made by her maternal eat. served as recording secretary and Mrs. Pam Ashby. They wore gowns identical to the honor • W. FIRST 2255 The Winter Park Mall Art will be competlting for *i,o in December 3 is the date for a Club president a great-grandmother for her trousseau and subsequently handed for the club attendant's and as president, ____________________________________________________________ and carried nosegays of white carnations, daisies Henry D. Lyle served his son as best man and ushers were Festival will open at 10 a.m. on prize money with competition tea at Garden Club dm through the generations to be used on special OCCaSIOnS, secretary and teeasurer for her and roses. Pat Paris, Pat Watts and Ed Watts. Oct. 3, with over 130 artIsts in five categories: oils, acrylics Q) Headquarters 'q in Winter Park Plans are still being made for The District 7 Flower Show, Magnolia Circle. Her husband The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Best man was David Kwk, brother of the bridegroom. exhibiting original works of art and mixed media, water color, honoring Mrs. Vernon L Arbor Day, Jan. 16, but will local plant sale and District 7 Maid of honor, Tara Marcel, sister of the bride, wore is also ,I keen gardener and they Following a dinner reception at the Quality Inn North,the Ushers were Robert Ashby and Dr. KoyB, Cook Jr 41v~:ii for the public's viewing graphics, sculpture and Connor, National Garden Club probablyincludetheplantir.gof spring conference are all produce all their osin deheate blue dotted swiss imprinted with dainty spflgs cf white a couple trip Sally Ame Streetserved as flower girl and Koy Frank Cook pleasure or purchase. photography. ~~:__president. The following three several trees at Sanford Nur. planned for March, and the vegetables at their Geneva flours and lime en bodice was fashioned with as ring beams. Many well known Central days, Dec. 4 , 5 and 6, the club sing Home. The second general Sanford Garden Clubs Flower home. Mrs. Smith has a vedical rmn of tucks. both front wW back, which extended Following a reception at the , -_ Uriford Garden Club, the Florida artists. artists from will hold its bazaar and table meeting and lu.-.cheon will be Show will be the high point of married son, Willlam Carl, who bride and bridegroocn, graduates of University of Florida, are Judge for this year's show is 1 from the heart shaped yoke to create the fullness oif the long couple left on a wedding trip to St. Petersburg. fre&.ance commercial artists, throughout the state and as far Richard Bloomquist from show. a * --held Feb. 19. the year. April 16. skirt. She wore aMlqne styled gold earrings, gift of the bride, lives in They will make their new home in Gainesville. away as New York arid Canada Jackjonyflje. R'Ck. b(O*fl. hottest little heel in town! Easy£treamerLM ioI honor,Ma. Daniel Jermifer) Wall nav y, _: In And Around Win for Springs & silver WaSdreasedidtntkallywlththeexcepuonofherflosegaywhjth Oval shaped diamond bridal going..,low- ish...an excellent 1• 4,!lI set. 14 karat gold. S425 had firne green accents. Flower girl, Tracey I" Breweir, from proportion for longer hemlines . t Atlanta and niece of the grow, wore solid blue batiste trftnmed I ::_ - . - _. - . - , -.,. Darlene A Delausa & Garr Pdtnca Jean Huds with white insertion and lace which had been designed to and tlim-'n tailored pants, - _av I Zoyc Nee & Demos K Pauline V Hayslett & Edw duplicate portions of the bride's wedding dress She wore a gold Il Roger A Hod'es & Judy A Ray. Francis and 'onry flrake 'iedthce o' hearts, g!ft of the tride, a 'mb of 'xhite baby's Hunter and hi wife Becke &f J-.e sights of the gercral area Janette Sue Butler & Cecil H enjoyed a 10-day visit from Mr. Rose Randall & Robert Lee breath andcarrledawhite wicker get of pastel petals. Sept 15 is the birth date for both and also paid a visit to Bush Waiter H Keeuirt Jr. & Kae Randall Jr ', Iiraxe a brother, Edward Paul NANCY The brldegrcu, son of Mr and Mrs Qirtis J Green, l the Hunters I 1z Garders and Clearwater " W. Edw. D. Love & MrIe C. Vellen, who BOOTH resides in Toronto, ' ', Aldean Dr., Sanford, was attended by his brother, Curtis J. 7 . Jms. C. Cillut & Angela R. . CorTespondent Canada. Vellen is a frequent Green Jr.of Gaiziesville,as bed man and Ham Peter Kelley as ,, Little - - 4---Tammy Bialer lAnds K Fmnach & Ronald L DIAL visitor to Central Florida and groornsman. Usher was Glenn W Marcel, brother of the bride _1 celebrated her ninth birthday 4 " Loretta Lee Reid & [krnald B may, in the future, become a had the biggest thrill of his life Ringbearer was Aaron Fredric Marcel, of Newport News and -lj . Sept 17 '' ,, Myra Wall & Lloyd. , pennanent while Eleanor Leek, cellist, and nephew of the bride. ona resident deep sea • fishing trip • '., Elu. J & Richard J Rem- FrankStubbs, claruietist, of the .• Immediately following his s father Thomas , Immediately following the ceremony, a reception wa.s held Waymoa anu Eleanor Snell W . bard I visit, the Stetson School of Music faculty grandfather Drakes /?~iv?r enjoyed the c liuidren — Julie, Ira Sr, uncle Ira in the garden area adjoining the chapel Thereafter they flew to Teresa, were paid a weekend visit -. by t' ' ' ' o arnon s3Itaire bri dal Rebecca Bedell Clark & , ill present a concert Friday, Jamaica on a honeymoon. company of close friends, Jack Lrnie, and Janet — all held close friends, Marsha and and a family friend Gus Miller -) i se karat go . Garth David i# -t Oct 3 at 8 p m in Elizabeth .,I-- - -A--C- k, The couple will make their borne in Tltusville, Where the and Rose Winn. Winn is birthday celebrations this past Kenneth Hanson ' ' f rom In an hour and (went pi' Theresa Lynn Middleton hail Auditorium Nancy Car- bridegroom will be employed as Chief Physical Therapist U$J' , ' currently working in Alaska on month Florissant, Mo Accompanying minutes struggle between Glen at (i,& Fayard & Lionel Thomas Jr son pianist, will accompany r the Alaskan pspr line Hepaida North Bresard Retmabthtatioo Center The bride plain to con their parents were Marci, and tb' fish, Glen won out and pt,i Jrij suit to Central Florida to September is also the birth Rebecca, and Kendal Hanson succeeded in catching a en ," "If ~. affange for his wife, Rose, who month of Councilnian Irwin The two families took in some foot. three inch sail fish. . 1' hadbeenstaylngwithfriendsln .. . ,,.. r1 .. " ;~ __: _ ___~ _N&VA 1111111i4 __ .. 0 f ____ ~m • t Semninolt. Community every Monday evening from FRFE PARKING be he hi Colle'e the W'nter Springs Sc t 29 thro 'h Nov 3 at the INRFARWHILF stom birthdays In the Nelson Elementary School P.T.O. and winter Springs Elementary ' 1110 17ME FIRST For no rpecial occason at all, househola ne and Evelyn (,udance Committee are Co. School located on SR 434 Carolina, Gladys broke her hip Many, from Atlanta, who also —a . • . '?G",'$ ,+1 Nelson and four of their five sponsoring a seminar for The Seminar is open to all - i and was flown tum to Sanford shared their %.Wt with aunts . DORIS -1 -_ tertained at an end-of-summer .. A to be hospitalized under the and uncles Dorothy and Doc parents entitled "Ifunian and parents in the Seminole County . ' DIETMCH pool and patio party Saturday i'D4 , humane Approac es , JANFO* F[*14PA1w care of her Burgeon here. to area as a free scrvce a ITONLA1400 SALE STARTS *1iT01kA%00 , McReynolds, Peggy and , zayliptaza tAYUPiA7 at their Palatna Drive home. Corapondent 4 zaYtrPtara PINI HILLS ..---~. Children's Behavior". Guest promises to be an informative HWY 4)641"Ny Teten,, and Martha and Thu ""ORLA SFV01A1w6LvD ill)" CON 0 IAL TODAY :,_ However, the couple ciek-brates -Speaker for the seminar will be and helpful course for all After waitirig two and one. , DIAL I __~ V __k__ their first wedifing anni-mrsary -j I .8 - Dr, David Hernadez, Professor panmts who wish to obtain a -I = - j rM=`_-~~ - ~- i on ~ _.. 1W . of Education at FTU. A-40' better understanding of their I -Au i ==-= . d Beginning at 3 p.m-. the fun- I I The 'tmninar l be hi. d utuldren 1 -party Lasted until 2 a.m., the Mrs. Gary (I-IOuLsell Dotson and PERMA PRESS i POLYISTER,COTTON cvmfombly settled in their SORORITY LRU Xi flapter, Bets Sigma Phi, held a meeum at the ft=eft Ave. homt- of fol[lmng day. attended the American home,6117 Teaberry Coun, San their four-month-old daughter, -_ Mary Farells, Illere are lots of lovely young Tues&y evening. Four members partidpaUng in the pjjul of , who movvd into their GuesU were served cO6WIs, Academy of Pediatrics Jose, Calif. 95123, where Joe I I jewels memony were 1from "I girls aged 14-19 in and around NYLON/ACETATI RITUAL Marty Cilegrobe, Barbara Johnson, Jo Ann Brumley and LOIS hors d oeuvirs and a pork loin, Program. While Norm attended was transferred by Itlerald IBM. Vincent p ago. grilled by Guy, while Gigi ctasses,Liz took in the shops, SCENIC The couple, who spent t' n C. B. iO enter ii. a,.uu,y prepared all the tnnrniints ?rvi 'hes saw seseral chow- c Associated wit h par COOlDI. I P WI MACHINE ___________________________ 1 1 I • aweeks vaca'uoning en rou etwo U — —C to Homdrurirwrs' Jamboree Queen wItu 1. NATING -I en 14 ih as ILUV Contest Oct 26 according to ain i C,ECZS apple bobbing in the pool. Jetpwt, Ilz and Norm weft dinner part) b entered t.he U. S. N Td. efore their ~ ~ Roadrunner Anita Williamson. 1 43" WIDE & PLAIDS Proving to be popular is the with Seminole Community wniN his Several games were played unaware that Dr. and Mrs.Tom departure at the . — lane Y111 Idyilvilde But first 1111M. wAsN , the girls need spon----I0-week course, I'The Changing lie 14.1101 F'nvlronment of Florida I-bar for the course I psuo. as co. calls Kentucky home and 'rejL, Lybbia C. Witifams, 21, I Susm and Jeff, ints attending Annette Hoftes ser RIPIATOFASIuOUT I UST to wool 'Me sponsor is required to Affect3WIldlife, brick, 25, 2752 Ridgewood 74. Palm Spgs Dr., " ~_ being taught 0 PtMlttLL MILLS* 118000sil r 1111IT111011101118CA11,11 AS, Judith M. For more Information, call Attending were Rochelle and tie me two.week EWOP3II Charles A. &Wth, 39. POB I 2306 W 1st St San!. =1111 it pay ft $10 entry fee for the Dale I. Long 40,35 N. Hill Karnita, 3s )f73 Worthington iio the OASIS office in Sanford, or Paul Whitley, Annette and tow- under the auspices of POLYESIER/11COTTON Mt. Dora, Helen flar1y, Ronald A. Wrage, , 131 N Av., On, Sandra L. Rot- Rd, Mild 45, contestant he is sponsoring, and weekly on Wednesdays in the meet with the class Wednesday Medical Society of Wm Palm yg 1511W A Jerri and M Kirk celebrated Visifing with Jwde wlid Dick WP Dr., CB, Teresa A. teriberger, 29, 10715 Dmn.go the to provide her ribbon Florida Power and light from 9 30 8 noon Glenn .M. Davies, 22, 518 Jeff Hodges, Bill and Wilter f J, I OFHjt FALL FASHION "*ir wt&1Ang anniversary on Eam were their daughter and McBride, 20, same. across the conWy, On Joha M. Erving Jr. 52, Wilshire Dr., CS, ;~x Avenue 641 W. Evelyn 1), Gielow, Alma and Bill Craig, The mother of Lix. Micbeleaa Sept. 16, but they won't diiifte f ity, Rob(. E. Winger Sr. 29, Bx anid N the d' be Sanford FABRICS 1 alrbanks WP, Esther L. *i . Guy's daughter and husbmt Paulucci Carnavale, a frequent which one. NO IRON is FITTED Richard D. Moore, 29, 211 SteliTris, 19,3901 Anna, Apopka. Gerv4d (P4 sponsor's name. Fifteen persons were present Moody, 50, 6915 C let Quality Randall C. Richardson. Jackie and Jimmy Smith, and rijt, to I Sandra L TWIN Any person or organization returned to their Ixne with 217 hESIflUhI Dr, VP 2j, amps DOUBLE 0 111`04"w 10" for the first meeting, Sept. 24, The first meeting Of the 100% Cotton 643 Wedward SL, Orl, Li'xja Gigi's brother and wife, Ethel visiting Lois and Jew Pauluird ORIENTAL Marring a sarne ' FALL Martha and Ned Yancey. who Kenn, ,th D. rn on the base Sha interested in sponsoring a and it b hoped more v'IIl Join Sanford Woman's Club and Cecil Chastain from In Duluth, Minn. have recently moved from nev Colwabia, S. C. From, axistnw, ph, i2mes E. Jones, I 8, 96 N. 25 Oriental flavoring will be all tlw course in iLs second session, following the suimner recess MtI& 95 I Tampa, 0* 1 t) IL k L (" V. , Decatur, Ga. Into their there Salem, N . C. M. .011W, COfl1SC1 Williamson juuUu and over town O ct. will be a covered dish luncheon ... SueMichisel E. Grant, 26,1210 W. 24, 00 I R ugby Mrs. C. M. IGladys) flow Iio Uias. L Eaton,, 24, RI II Ratliff, 16,114 MeadowLar, AS. on Cordava independence, Mo. to visit IN Winston at hpr 711 Briarcliff Sart- hours of the day this fall. Ifere Attended by many members on Wednesday at 12 noon. New th, Linda Sue Sun, , 1311 Salem NC. Dr. and Mm Norm A t W) m1tinues to improve at her Drive had had gmsts, their JonnP.-'s mother, Mrs. ' B. rAl3t1eCrftk NY, IAn& Lea Clyde W. MacDonald. 47, 2491 San Margaret Kog'er at black wool Jersey appears in oflhelocitlAudubonSoriety as members will be welcomed. rd ' WASH. 59 Helfrich returned from W honve on Celery Avenue. While dat4la Pqa Sue Higgins Sulhvan. and other rdati,vvs TellUnt, X. Cir"IM, N11. : Jack L McFalY. 48, YA Bird i yd. Elm St, Sonja M. Ra=ing, Badcock Flu-niture, Magnolia an evening version of the well as otlwr interested per- Entertainment will be provided V?gsSunavigItt where they attending a wedding in North and her !,li.u1d daughter, arid friends. Clifford A. Jackson. 24, 109 797 Field St., Ovitilo. Ave., Sanford - or any other 1 Chinese workman's rostume sons, the course Is sponsored by by dancers of the Ballet Guild or 42 . 111,1j ahl. il Roadrunner. with red silk braid frogs. Project OASIS in cooperation Sanford-Seminole. _______ . * - - '- - - T_ - - - — — -. - - - - _____________ - 4 1 _____ __ It _,. - ____ ,I., _*,," ble Terms ! - a C II gan~e __________________________________________________ Dear Abby _________ 1 1 ___________ dl - - — ________ 1 I ' , - - - - V - I Sanford Gardeners Celebrate J_~ _______________ _ t- _______ I - _.- iversar 1i .' * _-~ arke y —• - _-. f , ~ -x- __ ~-_- , - t,_ - ' ____ - __________ I * - _______ ________ , - I ____ - c4 " - t -. - .• - , ~~ ', - ft - __ jolf I PIANOS * Mall Art Festival Onens -. * * ' I I Pa 4 % Dissolu tions Of M I F a miI y 4 Hosts Northern Friends ('5 fileStride, / ' SI IS .. i ' ___ ' ' -_ - - , . - Music Concert Set - ____________ , - 11 ,_~ J~! T, zi, Thorntons -:- - J Vt 1 ' ~~ O Party 4 \ 'j . ______ - A - - sev wuf ES . / ' - I _:__ 1!V ' Fij i ~ r ! , . ; ,_~f~, - - / -I,- 'T'he nar Set For Parents Diamond - - -, a , ; ,j,; rA - ',, 1 - '' * 4 - sept. - CB 'Queens' Are Seeking c ponsors - i r-st - - ;. ! - HOLDS * --- -- Florida Wildlife ¼.UU I - Marriage Applications '' -' , =LP t:R . vi . .. . wil * I SUNDAY * JEWELS t * A~ ll~W` l'% __ CALCUTTA PRINT , _ T, ~ -_ - I,Zirr., A.,-!nV-T31W_ i_t~11~~_P:.il t &k__ . ~- _J~.___ It-— I — I UI-U I._r IUI - , ' - I ' ' - aring ~ . ~i 9a- *niiiiiiih - * SHEETS Woman's ri Meets a FLANNEL $1 $ * - 41 ;! 4. U I !. '. \' I lwqww I - - -. - - ..• ;. __ ;-.----= -, ,, -- - - - - - \• - - --. ' - - T - - ' .. - - - — - -- - ____ - - -- - G4 -— -- -- �- i -- --. -- Tç .. ,., --- .. ;.:. ' -- .. ' -- ---. - " ' ' -. ' ' • -' - ':..- - ' -. a' - 1. - • . - _'J- -. •. - - ---- - - ---- --- I. 4C-EvnIng H3raId, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 2$, iflS 7%1- 1 ,7 ) For Those Under Twen Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY E N00 BETL.. I 4VE PfP'K FRO ".Jg5? \.. 1 ) (I / \ \ GEM5 ON ITT' ) / ' MII I ) ' 5 ' P ow r m u..k' I I I U U U I I U - Rani • 8y KURT LASSEN SOny 117he Herald Services When Peter Hoorelbeke, Mike Urso and Tom Baird left Ilare Earth they suddenly found that they had to conic down to earth and look over the situation. After a quick look and very little hesitation the three 0 by Art Sonsom IE BORN LOSER ~ '? AJRfl 'y —) 447 Says Peter, who handles lead \ vocals, drums and percussion, Peter Hoorelbeke, Mike tJrso and Tom Ba1d( from lCtt). "We got backing and a good budget and went right to work. When we had finished the just seemed that our likes and formed for six Gold and two Diana Ross, The Four'rops and albuin we had no trouble selling dislikes and our talents seemed Platinum albums and appeared Stevie Wonder. Mike, alter leaving his native it to a record company and here to mesh and we began to pull at more than 600 live concerts. I, Tom Baird's credentials read Detroit, worked with Frank closer and closer together," we are. pretty solid, too. He's written Zappa and was singled out to It wasn't all that quick or that Peter recalls. it was quite a pulling together hist for Barbra Streisand, 61 a member of Rare simple, however. Peter, Mike and Tom (their last initials, of talents. Peter's voice on Rare Shirley Iassey and Hare Earth Earth. lie's mastered piano, you'll note, spell HUB) got Earth albums had already sold and produced for the likes of trumpet and bass with, as he together in 1972 when they were over nine million records. He's Marvin Gaye, The Spinners, says, it few instruments in members of Hare Earth. "It produced, written anti per- Gladys Knight and the Pips, between. by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 1..4,'- TT OL iW WHEELS )4E.\P; i Dot,,T 9E.iEvE IT —'r 4f4 II k ' r HAD SE VERAL FERS I W3LV. SOME sruc'jrs E I THER ( ARE STUPID NO STUDENTS JUST FACULT'J, 10f banded together, became HUB and cut their first album named, naturally enough, by Lorry Lewis I SOLD -d WIN AT AISLE (? : • BRIDGE lt OSWMJ) anti JMFS JCOltY DESPERATE, NORTH £K 52 V K fl AQS £K876 WE EAST 53 AWEST A J53 AJ84 fr 4A £ Q 109764 V 10652 4W 10 J4 SOUTH 1W ( \ )1I J \tXJ HPVE NO SOUL 107 1L s32 :9532 East-West ulnerab1e West North East South Dbl 3N.T. 4& 30 pass PCSS PAU PAS3 Dbl. opening lead — A A AA -. .: -. -- - .' 4 ICA 1 . ....... - -.':.' wpqt ducked, South would win in dummy, discard his other heart on the king of spades and lose two club tricks. Actually, West took his ace of hearts and led a low club. South paused to consider possibilities, by Stolfel & Heamdahl /K the diamond contract. west's hand clearly called for a trump lead, but he opened the ace of spades which gave South all he needed to bring the hand home. South used a rather standard nlv lie ruffed the snade, led a rumptodummyaceandase- I ?t -cr. I " I 16 $ . .. ...-.-l--.... .. I I. decided that to play low would be to go down one iffespective of where the ace of clubs was, played dummy's king and when He announced that he would discard one club on each of dummy's major-suit kings. .P LITTLE GIRL WAVES AND TY L4I7Y./" NSWERS ALETA, AND TOSSES \YWAPP BREEZE BLOWS IT — ~11 By Oswald & James Jacoby North and South were pl%inq Chic Young B LON Dl E sound preemp tive North thought they were. lie a sitic actfortu: 'uLL ilaw opening. whereupon he coul count on 10 tricks at notrump. Of course, if South did hold an la . play know is. A perfect safety play isonè that insures your contract against any and all possible TAW- A DEEP ace. a double of four spades was adv rse holdings. clearly indicated, but North for (Do you have a didn't think of that. He wanted the Jacoys' Wr'te "Ask the the game. Jacohys" care of this South wanted no part of four newspaper The most innotrump and ran to five terosting questions will be diamonds. He anticipated a used in this column and double of four notrump, but that writers will receive copies of didn't keep West from doubling JACOB" MODERN) —i,r--.-----.-" question - 4 - by Dick CovoIl WINTHROP 2EA'C1NC I ' ,- rt....' FOE? CARD FW ytLR LAKI Il COTTAGE SEt'Jf.i Nt. ,y L 8ING U.ALCUS rME4N I' CHANGED MY NC' ABCLW L16 GEe WHEN WE ciN L'R RI T AM JFRALC05 TO KA k-tAT MXR PLACr= IS MrxH tEXT TO 6O'CAMF (NI... 1—.--' t & -.. • i J , MeMe were . tring burt i by Garry Trudeau A",t1•Li1.. 1/4 7(EL YVXISA I BY PC #f.4T-.AkRI LN& W £4fl TMT OV FT ALL j • ' / I * / 'WY ijl' _t ' ,IIl I I &455 IM 4(M4LJT 6CV16 WJ4j R6'1TI(/.' AWl *Wr qfR 10 XILW fbi k7m W . iE . until an i\I NW- E ,a Amp? / rater AV, AWN who 5,000 Pie 57A1 jf4fl, ed in LETA, UNAWARE THAT SHE HAS IOSEU AS A SORCERER'S .001<9 FORWARD TO 14 WEEK T.Y, SO WELCOME AFTER Nr. WFEAT 13 III 11; IT WEEk-U!1dru,tw!d I, ring c of :?&$' q.I, _____ ' DOONESBURY tX4Y, hIAIX 44L5A Anil5WtN i IT MPI5i5 9k . a •... Is l -. I'm GOING 1111111 PRESS "TOTAL: 1 51R e All . It gave my boy friend ideas, all right. . like starting to date somebody else' FUNNY BUSINESS By Roger BoIIen A Kansas reader rif I's al of en until hear 'neys nund that thone I by ) On Liajys --..".-- by Howie Schneider (EK & MEEK w - 05 =- -z-- - --. aiisoni - by Al Vermeer IWJ TH€-Ik.5 P.JO 5IX fl)C, AS AtU EI/ . r (NEEDS TL ' SO DOES THE PIANO July fense 1 L P . I - impel ;1 ITHIJK'1ou WILL co CEO! I' i35-A-WEK ' !i -' ioner while his er. to arlier - 1 . 1 -— -r -. that cret" aiph , -- ,'5IR - what - by Bob Tb FRANK AND ERNEST - ARCHIE IHT'. J BEDS J ~ik Nil: ALL RiGHT - Emma : : A so* 11111 AS THE 711DIE GU OUT / , GAIM SiR Lar-atring 'and 1H Us by Bob Montana th _x= Ralph Yates ,P of I Mark Raufh (kit) and Bob Hodkinson examine vegetables available at th0 State Farmers Market. Story, photos on Pages 2-3. - state in- -- WK '1OUI ASK / 10TH ER. g . / . I ap on trial anti . • - .--------_ �4IJLA i . t I. 4C-Evening Herald. Sanford FL Sunday, Sept. 2$, lflS ) (t Y ( ( . I . 11 , , 11. - I I ( AND - - - it ,. . found that they had to collie ( abe ____ ^ t named, naturally enough, ___ ,) fl I `,~;)- ___________ ____ — __________ Peter floorelbeke, Mike Urso and Tom Baird I from left 1. HE', I SE I'AL 4 I SOLD I HEAP 1 D..P'JJT 1) 9E.,i VE 1.. --f _—i'r MS WHEELS ' . ;. I OP-ERS. I .:i-7-; 'ir .-i.,;,:~-5"i.,;J~7 -ji-., " - 1 \ end of the south-side building as m'ich of our local produce owner and one of the tenaits and will offer a larger variety as pcsIbIe," said Rauth at the Iarmer's Market. of vegetables at the same "Our main concern Is to "In about 30 days, we'll " 1 $7 50 for a 30-pound mug (box) of tomatoes $5.50 for a bushel of All /-'u U — , . . 40 ______ , , - Sunday. Sept. 25, 11S-3D , 1 I -1 - h .. I - f-. -. - a--- - . d ;. ,hI •±-.' IIf- -' -, o -;- - - .. _i, 71~ F: .. , - __ . " It , ,,a" I I I ._--%tswv I'l ', - - - .. ' - !L . -. _a . -. '.... /( ..,c_• _,. /" , .,' . -,.r,O-" . . ALL Or4M MY - . N%RD I - R5 ~ F _. __. - I _. 11 1 A- I VN ~ F OP - r_.,; -1 _r -_ - - - 1 _ L. ' ' -__ 7i~"t..**!~ _ ,= '.-•• ____ ••;4 • .- --- • ' . ___"L_1 - .- . L _*_ __% I Zr . . -- .-". / i _ ___ x __~'.q PEAR CINDY Th4ANK J • 11 I 'ThtAT,cd NEXT AFST&-tLIR LAKE cOTTAGE. CARD c I- I - , I ~ - T" .- 7 - =_.Lz 6 ,& Z;_._ ___ f . 1i ,- : - -- - - [ J Ii . . _ ,- I -1I* I - _____________ .P ( . ; - I '•.. - - -. - . — 4 _:__ TI , . .I ______ . - ~ I -- - - . _ - TV-5L - "a-F... - - "-' - - FRANK & ERNIE'S 'Itz "-' - - - . - . 3~. I I - 1. - " % I ., - 1. I-~ ~~_ . I -.1___ _____ _. t. 5Ei UARLEY) MY &UU s= - // our t 0 i . 9-17. , , : — - 'y 4,1 -.1 1, - f,4AJ&~ (_;:;;;•_\ t 2 11 V . 0 _ 6 . .0 1_4_1. " .fkt~- * A 9.21 '1i' . I . 1 r,l-,Ye ~j r- 'Z ' 3 1 hI I h 1 LA? 0'r. Q - . Y '. )I I C I ' .1 04 0 _t l \4 ___ ________ ¶ '. %P-V..r .., ___ : . - . - —• I - - _iA i I - %;N& '~~ - _ a rr '* '' i1 if ir _______ ~ V I .,,;: ~~ ;%, 16 ;~*5%~ " LL. "A 4''t. . __ •.. -. . tETA,UNAWARE THAT SHE HAS 1O5E1 AS A SORCEPIP'S .00KS FORWARP TO A WEEK STY, SO WELCOME AhTER NG WEEK! AT SEA. PAflESME cSADVAN1'AG S~ ! N yj.1j" "\ : I i' 35-A-vJIc ) rl1rrr'i2\J'r J , • - what - ____ i - I ___ L=-- - - I . . - n the rently i Z, iretap kr fm =1 __ Complete details and (ides Rol) If(.,Ae ifell) 11CCeptil LqXlMbs tpt sew irm isiou bst wm , aaru. illerald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) atass.y Atia ll a pa"s 1L%61114.1$% ..I bit% - - .. i Continued onPage?.Ai i('ontinut'd tin Pae!.M I 1_— -- .. - - :_ _ ... ..- ' - 2 "• : , - - . " _ , - ' . - . - - .: : : • ' I . - : _ '- i for dil the . truck, owned by Russell could offer 3 longterm solution ;ii t 1 : 'r _ '.'- - ~_--V%2;2t; grMt ~ !~~7, -=6 71!~iL~~ _k-~tl*- -- , , m'-.ri-Ak'! - , - _____ e q.11 =6 motor ndsof i-:. ---- -f I . r . '. If L IthkK M ant] .A I i~ _~ RaIn) Yates e of trial ) ft and sta i in- mer's Place7"D. OWENS, she'll be do4w something near CNckasaw soon. .'.%ta'WIQ~e!~%J~l Ohig, , .1"'N -.Ak-,. i J.'tti-I,I .. i ' — . - - ___________ _11__~__ij his er.to artier - ______ 1-1 troutileflndlngansnawertoa lately . But there is a new hard question. Several years Warwicke album, Then ago, Troy Donahue was In (aroe You," out on the WB "Summer's Place," with label. She's about to leave on Arthur Kennedy aud con- a series of one nighters stance Ford Was there a around the country, so watch sequel or a return to 'sum. your local paper and mayb* 11 'fense impel that ('flt New 7caland. wWch is why DEAR DICK: I am having You haven't seen her much ( are on Page S.A. . " 4 N. ----. 'N I-,.A-k\' s ) ;~, --•• I Of .aren ansoin ch sound ery guttural . E11AtARATEi43OL. S I -- )hone .T # - Q" % ,,-e~l_ - —- 5 ed riu ' ' ekie- 1% 't" by Fronk Hill ___ r who the name of this movie' %4hereLsshenowaodwhatb LM.J,NewOriesns,La shedolng'GREGUJ(l, , , q. ' 711~ I--,' , 6 0 ring - %_~ - - IOTI-LK __ !=A • AW eentually went crazy The DEARDI(K lamafanof mo v ie as act during •iuC I)inne Warwicke .eiiVC no,I depressiop, Can you tell me beard much of her lately ,. Joe Aslaren) . ____ , i, ____ .,Ofl, - 9 SHORT RIBS ______ l,'sP. - 1 Fl I WME TMT IWO NWERMDGY... - cottidn't understand : ________ - a . .- 1~ , rwswxEp41wAs1mo'Ol p gwps ttnO ZEN...' J 1EFoRETrtMroTgscENpEmAz ME...EFOREThA1'IttA51ROI.OGY . - _, '/ i - - __ - .. - YOU 10 I GoU . . . e. But he pronounced chi-yum, with the - . I , I =. i- i/I'') . IWAR DICK: Isawa movie It was a great movie, and a while back about two Lopol was magnificent Jima teenagers, a girl and a boy, first name is spelled Mini, Donald 8w-k checks eggplants, some of which will eventually find their way to the State Farmer's Market (herald Photo b3 . , 1 A, ___ - ; 1 . --- - - - .- _______ y. ~ mersary,andtheyhadsmx name Ileirne' JANET a ______________ -- FWrWa'a ol& - aW also W*sec*od Ia4efift d*Uw volume producer among the 16 Fin nseel Harift to the state. IH"aM Photo by SM Vhwext Jr.) 1. - - -,'ij ! , ,-w : - N - ~ 'k a ____ —1 - - _Ay - - -, to the same woman, Betty. "Fiddler On The Roof" and ,_ - - vl~ / - - _____ I . __ '. B EDS _J . AL - ____ L- ,b V 0 'AA -40 'T j" .I - -. . ..A -- 1 - - - J . . __ . I AL . I NEW" ;T" '. ) Ji' IM - = 1 . JV - --- - IRE _ .- .. - - - ,~_- - ..?* - - - - ___ - NSWER5ALETA, AND TOSSES elebrated their 30th an- played Tcvye. Is hb lint - FRANK AND ERNEST ____ , '-.7 ft I ,- K F -- V V13 &PWA - -- f ; ___ :J Is - — - C the maimed finger. DEAR DICK Can you tell DEAR DICK I was told mehowmanyflmesthclate thatiauraofljttlellouseon Bob Wills was married, and the Prairie was Michael ho many children did he Landon's own daughter have? MRS. J.8. McCOY, True' MRS. D.M. MCK., Mansfield, Ark. Williamsport. Pa. _______ - - .- ired Jury. One story is that a mine 41 ______ - . -1 - . ____ 11 L' - . - . -' -I - -# F' — - •. ----•, ; '- ,, r -1 - - a . ted, E GIRL WAVES AJIND only thing that he will say is ______ - _____ . t.; _________________________________________________________________ _____ - 4 — .; a L_f" movie, "The Curse of the Undead." and the young appeartobeinJuredandhe -fk ;.. - * . * -- S . Kinky Pinky imperfect finger. The muscles ________________________ L11J I WATER ik ,..-" _.- - - X? b z i I . i EEK&MEEK L ' I bhow. Kojak, I noticed Ciat Place," a fine '59 movie. And, one of Kodak's fingers is bent no, there never was a sequel. -1 V___~k:~7, - - - - _. ' .'. - &#~_a - - ____ DO ( ` . I I I . I Koiak Has - I - --- f kall . - 16 V DICK KLEINER j I / - - i , _C I& A ? I I .- ,j rl : orn• 'Sc, r ______ : — ' Ill -_ I _11" , . / '-t - 0 • . . ; _ -,; -- ,_ -21 -i ~- ;~~ / -1~y A~r J' if - % .. " _ - _. - -- ._ - . met ider inty - i .. , - I '> 1. Peperonia, can result in The State Farmer's Market In Sanford. at French Avenue and 13th Street. is a busy place, in or out of season. (Ilerald Photo by many otherssansevieria will grow and welltemperature wilting, followed by yellowin 8W Vincent Jr.) with indirect light. The with leaves, . " -, - __- -.1-_ _- -_._Vnj_--?0-11 ---'f,-1 -- - - ~_ , t"%Lf- _-- - ---. Z -_ _ - -- -.. -- _,__._~_~L - - "I . _fL f % rIrt 11 fI TWEESE PLANTS JARELOSLAPWYLOS in I NYWAPP BREEZE BLOWS IT I \ -N __ BLONDIE .f 'ad- -- -.. i - _ 4 d - __ 0 I I4 . / a,, ,.. . ___ I i i - ___.ViL --- i--. 7Zu - . . ______ __ . r - . inty ~ftqN - , .__ 1.4;I ir __,__ _ ___!___ :. fl -- - 0- ' ,.. , w ,,' ;" - ,. i'000 - ---- __,•__••______ \ I se then leaf drop - 1. R -_ ' require the same intensity of degrees F to 75 degrees F, and light. Some, like the fern, about 10 degrees lower at philodendron, African violet, night. A sudden drop In __ 1 Un. $, - of eneegy in the nianufactwe house plants. Most hous' of food. All house plants plan ts will do well at an require light, but not all average day _________ - - basic requirements for good violets, gloxinias, and growth. Probably nnthtrw I. v'nnh £,y'v4 "' tn light ilmore important 'roin,t 'romim fun ci,' i ~ovd plants than proper light. Th~ pi4er temp' era' ture is Plants need light as a source Important (or the growth of g 's vffl-10 -•- •- _ 0 ihk, _____ _____ House plants have several plants as peperomias, African — 1Z •.. fail to flower. In some cases, supplementary artificial light C8fl be used If no nat ural sunlight is available. Such ' — —j) arm t h W the "mount of care pr ovide and the effect Lsh to create hazards for the truckers have season usually runs from — BUGS BUNNY - SEPTEMBER 28, 1975 plants will depend on the color. become weak and proposed location forthe plant, spindly with small leaves and Rauth, new manager of have locally grown produce in customers — cans and lids, — cents for a head of been created by the children November through June, he Florida's oldest farmer's our re ta il store like celery, too," said English lettuce sa id crossin . market eggplant, peppers cucum "We're sc.-Ace oriented .ird 'a; a "Wc"i. doubled our Santora s rnaret is l 4mted -17here should be ,- great bers, radishes and cattibage we'll an-.;wer questioni abotit rovinr4% 4 awoot .r,~fqt" - - - - .-.-*x, .d dolLir volui" ist Fr,~41ch Ave., istid i5i;i.~,.; reduction in prices when we grown in Sanford, Oviedo and vegetable prices, growing tips 10 cents per pound of statewide during the Last five and the retail store is open get in full swing here," said Geneva," he added. and supply forecasts," said potatoes years of operation. We han- from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mond.ay Rauth, 23, former state Rauthpredictedthevolume Rauth. $4.75 for a bushel of died $23 million worth of through Saturday. I - _i___:__ -_:_ - __ __- - - Ily RI (INAl.I) I. BROWN highly colored leaves such as Ixtenslon Agent croton and cole us and the house plants create an succulents and some of the atmosphere of warmth and flowering Muse plants grow life that cannot be achieved best in full sunlight. Plants growing under poor by other furnishings in the light conditions will have pale home Your selection of ho Distribution, packing, and 10-acre site to present school children from walking cold storage services are through the property. Traffic available. The growing — time, according to Mark stress to consumers that we have everything for the black-eyed peas '^,% I i_ `~t_i: I House Plants market manager at Pahokee of produce coming to the The Farmer's Market Is cucumbers produce ourselves lfl3t Ifernlif St,aff Writer who carne here Aug. 1. ni,arket will increase, as it has basically if Ilie first crop of squash is season, Including, $21 million wholesale I arinrs' Days" are ever y year. S4inford s state operation and large uluinc 1iatlnbIc no and swee t corn in ornamental plants The Local housewives may be planned for two days of the market, the first of 15 bull' in sales Rau th explained, ["it the is expected to be shipped In biggest items are citrus and happy to learn that Sanford's week which means shoppers Florida In 1934, L the second housewife can buy vegetables before the end of the month, cucumbers," said Rauth. State Farmer's Market off - n Uk directly to farmers largest In dollar volume, he in bushel sizes at the retail English said. Sanford's Farmer's U.S. 17-D2w111 be doubling the about their produce ard also said. store. Customers should call Rauthsaid he plans to have Market1 the first of 15 buIlt size of its retail store by next pick up some garden growing 'We're specializing in bulk his office first for referral, a quality control program for the state In 1934, was partially spring. tips, Rauth explained, vegetables for home canning Rau th said, the sealed fruit by next destroyed by fire ln the Spring The present year old, small "We hope to have more and freezing. This is the "There's big 3avings In Spring. Ife said within two o( 1957, but it reopened nine I - Evening Herald , Sanford, Fl. Market Offers Variety Farmer's I I . .-_ . - - _ - - -, y~I-,-_ I I retail operation will be cooperation with our small, theme we're built on," suid buying in bulk," English said, months, a safety fence will be months later as a larger relocated Nov. 1 to the west local growers.. . We try to sell Daniel Engl ish, retail store tick ing dif some of his prices: built around three sides of the facility, Rauth said. -- . U n Sunday, Sept. 2L 1,75 ByJOEASKREt4 CAMPUS CLATTER with B I MO BURNS . f _________________________________________________-- State tull ( .0 -10f V - 't)- EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - : I .1 is -We got backing and a good ~_.__)___~~ 7 F~YX I; .. - a ___ _________________ - . Says Peter, who handles lead 00 qOU%%4, 1 1 1 1 .r -.- __ -1 - * - ,, .- ;; ..;, ;Z__ -.- . and cut their first album wtu I "tA., F~l .j. s 4 , , I .. -. mn däyflenilcJ S III - '. very little hesitation the three I by Art Sonsom t .. III - q-27 I 10up 4cl) pio% -.,,, . By KURT I.ASSEN 0 J jp :::~ momm" ! , -•".•.-- For Rea b Group's Really ____ - g 0 . 'Hu _' 4 ..ez, ~-~~=~:~ — THE BORN LOSER ,~ . - - ' 1111 ~ VUR ) &ET - . , - . -. For Those Under Tweny Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY .. - -- L.L ' �- - - Sunday, Sept. 21. Fl. ins K 1.), I ... E )( ( SEETLE PRiNK FRO% 'ORT / I For Those Under Tweny P ) I I ). , ¶ ( - ". - " ,~__ ) I ~ . I I ) ( • I L / tIIti - C: _~ !) q-77 a ___11C IIDLID 400 D050 MX/1006 THIW6 P I CW'T WORK! &~. .. C~ ~ _-) Q04OU15m, I 1 ~1 ; 7 )__~)___~, CWK! I # r HAD I 4 11 - I v i needed to prepare for them. T V I -14110W..Mc=." __11 ii -1 MARTHA McDONALD What is a "RK and t _____ Aluminum Can Drive ... I FOUND r- THESE ARE Conducted \ pt.*J416 ARELiSLAPi.iYLOS By ROSEMARY - Club By JOHNSON - Lake Br&ntley's DECA Club is joining the Bicentennial spirit by sta rting the year \ - % . 1. . _k . I ___________________________________________ _________ _____ D . ALA T NK it" CINDY: / - 7 - / .- . -- & . Lynn . - - MEEK L M . - -. fl hopes to fasW0n . , on. _ __ - : L_ ' - ' - r. f. - -. - - '' - - - - ' IT %4A ft - A T /~~ m, ; w', t__ e .1 A - Vi - __ S, / ~_',a - _____J_ - _ , - -1 - _,_ ,Q- , .,--_-: - . - 4 1. I - - - k /__ 0, 0. 1NW_r"_-,_ . - / , , t ho --'- % '-1 - % ired :LIT-TLE GIRL WAVES AND ANSWERS Al TA AND -NYWARD BREEZE BI_0WS IT -dd9mombb, I 00. 19 '• I con- - 490119111AL CINEMA Con UNCAIN MATS.EVERY .7 - A* - Urt Jr. ,untii - 1. - /•'% Jf5J an L rar • who ,, / 2 ' \ 1.. , ' - . ETA UNAWARE TA LOOKS WEEK ElY, WELCOME ASTER )NG WFEI<S AT SEA, WEEK- A p 5,000 ed in " -. mal of :aren until hear neys UndclworI&I1l%ancs .&__ ' - , -.. - ihone - -- - by JIfl.'J,J; I - AduI2•15 lChild 1.00 - 3 on ansoiii BUG • ' -- 9 4,i 1 - 23. / available from high schools. :dtlschools, I I , ,~_ 1 , _; ,-!i,;1_V!:e "\ ! f LPX~A 114 -1 e __ - ~7 s_mto.. z 4- A •. . P I Im. _MARTIN .RICCO" ' M __ 'fi - . - Grants, P.O. Box 84, N i %AJ •-'. I - I- .~Ww - ,~ .V I '%-.s - -.--A _. -, __ r I ",-' . I .r iro j' •::• t, , I (-4*' -.,V Lake Brantley DECA officers (front row) from left, ____ Willoughby, Mary Uebersat. Jim Bu. -nell 2nd .Shnyl Jef. fers; iback row) Judi. YarbMugh, Sheri LWw, 11" - - ~Illiiillll - _-U!~~-_Zzl f . and ____ cen!I . the ~_ - 1', - $ .. .A \ , . I " - ti I , that " ' f ____ - I _g,--q-Wf -r_% - . ! and ICERS ' ' SPE - \OTHER I __ __ ! in- .. ) rj 1 ! trial and - -- -- t 1 i. -- I truck owned by Russell coul'l offer a longterm I11111 ItContinued (III Pm ___ __ -- "L - _ + - - .J m- -_ __- ____ -------- . __ - "_ = -- - -- - ' - _____ - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' I 'tinu d, n P i. -- ___ _ _ - ____ _ _ - '. 9 •i,ird (Ili raId Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.1 - - - _-__ V77_17-7~_ 3 Jk -_ _~ Cr ' Tz. I L_-_ IZ-47iA,_-,gk-.~-.,- __ __4_~ _-__ __ 11__ __ 7_T - - IN - - &L 0 1. .---- a -__ 2:oo a 6:4s - Blood Fingers I weretary; 110484-n Black, sergeant-at-arms *. Peggy White, vice Ag president; Frances Blerly, reporter; and Joann Skinner, president. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) - Ralph JJ in the rently L M L--- 0:1 ~ M:J r - what I i . ---' _7I - ' cret _______ - Sat & Sun 3 Features Off'errs I or the Seminole High School Distributive Education 1'*'M Club are from left, Frank Macrk, parliamentariam. SE I by Frank Hill ~_ __ for prograin, which enables Zh __ " _________ `11~_ : WHITE FEVER --- ' M 1 to 0M (kjlending on their year of study. There Ls a S45W ceiling for the first two years of study, with an additional a. ___________ - appropriated 0 - __J1 11 I + National Direct Student l,oan Program..is n year a -A. -A f - _ + - - -f4 ., , -i ..I--r . DEAN C I till . k _ ! '. I I - . are on PageS.A. - - ____ - 0---i impel - 11 • fense __ i I -,' I - -r8 "so ,"-'-':-!"--- - . NNW t -. : • nund that 1 1. - 'T iere tring \ i r.iii 11 -. , ( "..'11% , ,j- 1 & before April 1, 1973. you may le of - 'J - 7 OR -~ I 2OP.-s1.2s -. - ,- - 4 Who's Eligible? If you are financial assistance equal to financial aid officer of eligible forms may be obtained from accepted by or enrolled in a the amount of the grant. schools, schools, banks and other postsecondary educational Who is Eligible? This Guaranteed Student Loan Ienders,your State Guarantee institution on at least a half- program is for studen ts of Program. This major loan Agency, and regional , offices , t i me basis and If you did not exceptional financial need program enables students to of the US Office of attendapostsecondarysctrnol md who ould ha'.c to horro nione', for school Education. -1 y,/ " ,• -_________________ 4 k~ W -Or . provide you with additional Work-Study through the program and application I . ; _\ ,....-' . ; _) eligible for the loan. - - •. .- ..\ ' programs below. institution and who has you learn' assistance 9 to 12 months after you leave language, the Spanish and ha sic Educational financial need. program provides students school. Students are allowed French Clubs combined to ()ppoduni$y Grant Program. How to Apply with Jobs while in school. The up to 10 years to re pay. Form the International Club. This program offers outright Applications may be obtained Jobs are arranged with a result the club Who's eligible? If you are rtflLa to eIible udenth at the Financial aid office of participating non-profit enrolledatleasthalf.tigneina very successful. The officers •itttnding an approved eligible colleges and employers, often in p1tions vocational or trade school or for the ne schuol ytar re %otational school or other vocational schools relevant to training The other higher educational postsecondary educational Supplemental Educational salaries paid are equal to the institution participating In the "'° su?1S*i.f$ asie institution. Opportunity Grant Prgram. current minimum wage and program, a nd if you ha ve ROC*0 CISA last year $135 million went For the 1976 school year, ma y earn qualified studen ts financial need, you may be - - - Study the federal government. International Club. Due to the begging because students $240 million has been provided as much as $3.50 an hour. •' - national ranking in six events and has won the national I .. % k p _1 - , ,' / is only ort,(A their plans for the Stelsoln team, achieved have also elected new officers pebtathlon for two ei'her participating states or and amnonj. them is the secutive years. -' - A - 0 ^--- ..* . ., 'N least half-time at an eligible Program. This 'earn while Repayment of the loan begins lack of interest in the French $200 and not more th.an $1,400. , t .- * . :. _______ ti IV loan is guaranteed by , , 3 ? 51~1 under one or more of the Work and I _- - - vocational schools -- - 'I - flu.J ufl .aion I // .- stitutions. If you meet the nual magazine driv.' and that Rowe, premier speaker for be entitled to a grant -- )I P P. . _// 1 .- , met ider int) • flow to Apply - Forms may quahfications of the tender, years to repay the loan. . - wI council comisting of 10 DELAND - Ile Stetson 5tudents will be responsible University Debate and 1 for making niany decisions Forensics squad has been . 4 1 4 I I ' These officers, i ;r ... 1; t, - , 3: ,V., I. . il treasurer - \ iI Grants, Loans Offered Studen s -- ! *P i '- ____.___:__._~ -- ~ r 1) play at various times between 7 a.m. and midnight. From lel I, Carol Anderson, Kaye McHan on clam colors, emblems, l r' Janice Reludle, band president; Bill Schaffner and Julle Andersm with Bob [law, McDonaI4 ,, .songs for graduation and also Stetson's debate coach anmanager. (Herald Photo by Elda Ni chols ) Seniors informed nOun P oF all activities, bo th social The sweep$takesctiam: t and academic, pionship is determined by The Juniors, takeCall Ii the basisf points (-n an even bigger task. It is up earned during a year in them to plan coordinate and recognized tournaments. The U.S. Off i ce of 12,500 allowed for the second discontinue their education through banks, credit unions, raise money for the Juni or- Stetson placed fourth in the lo Education offers five major two years. wi thout added financial help, savings and loan associations Senior Prom. They have National Forensics Tourprograms to help students Repayment begins nine They must be enrolled at least and other participating in. already started on their an- nament last year and Bobbi II SHORT RIBS 11 p rt "' 4~, .~ ~ - .. "/ y . , V ,I - ' ', ; . Ii. - - Robert Neville, 12-y-ear-old Trinity Prep student, who lives at 106 Satsuma Dr., Sanford was awwded the Bay Smis God Luid Cowilry Award ."ently at Winter Park Church ef the Brethrrij. Assisting ."astor Guy Buch in tile ceremony were Chris F.Ura (right) &W Ed. Rumbolugh of fianford iroop su. - ) 4 , 4L -- 1 I- GOD AND COUNTRY AWARD FRANK & ERNIE'S '_ , T .1 FRANK AMC ERNEST . - 19 f, -7Itf7 ;' 1 - XL . -k - . _r • ' ,~ , Debaters didn't know about th is new for SEOCs. Like the Basic Who's eligible? Students federal government may, in pro'ratii of student ( ;ra n t Program this offers enrolled at least half-time and sonic casts pay the interest as.ssmnce. This year over outright grants ranging from whose financial need Is for you while you are in $783 million is aailable for $200 to $1,500 a year to determined by t he school's school ttK) wishing to pursue a students Howeer, under financial aid offi cer hloi to Apply Infor. degree or a career at a SEO(J, the s*.hool m'ist Ilo to Apply - Apply for ination on the details of the '• -- - - -a .1 - ". '. .- . inty .1 It p. To raise funds for new band uniforms, tongwood McDonalds Itt the dutyn in the nation in ( Oct.4 is Lyma n fortheir d I1fl • kI IL Schoo lID iii the Senior officers to decide the National Sweepstakes lling certif ica es icueeuimu,e .-.y. Band mem bers aresew uay anu Wiu college or university, you may Who is Eligible? Any colleges. be eligible for assistance student who is enrolled at College I .1 ______ ______ I. 1 - - - u I . - . I - ? I - ;.j I A!CJPi , f k _ M 1 'i . school, technical school, '.i_ - ' le 6 0 vocational school. - '1111 ' - - __ r I I resident; Lynn S. ,ixon, secretary and Melomy Heath, - I. • I ~ i - . I . '- ' ,, I - __ - -_ [,_j ; • ______________ -.1iáè-' i ' have been accepted or are interest rate is the only be obtained through the you may boryow up to $2,500 a fund raising. enrolled in a vocational charge and you ha ve up to 10 f inancial aid of ficer of eligible ear at 7 per cent interest Several of the clubs at Ol - t I * " % hallowl" .' '- .. ' A k:,, - r.k, . I 1 finance their education months after you graduate or on a half-time basis. -- - - 4 IrYond high sch-col. if you leave schocA. A three per cent 0 __? . a -- I - ~a - -I I L ',~ I". _. )i k - ! J With such a large group of ' . , I .A. - ______ •' '"' _V week and then voted on by the other iuuntxrs of their cLiss The Senior -lass officers are Bobby Alien, president; Heene Kiinko president; Kim Carolyn Arnhym, vice Clark vice president; Sharon president, Kim Clark, Williams and Brenda Hayes, %trethr), and Reene r(ilnko, recording secretaries Ka3e 're ( c .o r r c s p0 n (11 fl I ieckd b tiw' Junior (tn KiiuKtru,g here Jody Micheal, IrPajurer president; Theresa Holinan, -. u, 'J, 11~ I -- - AT MCDONALDS witson. .. w - L~ . ) IN _=_".._r____ I 'Is Oviedo - I e- - i _-_,___- Un- Ovie t . I -4- 1 ' - I BAND DAY . with nine justices to arbitrate --'--- - - __ -;.. '• , 0 i " .1 . Touch with America." After plans are to velop 9' a supreme curt 0 1 .51 .,- - -_ _ _;_~-1.1 ifL___-__--_-_p ---T t:~z."_- -Y. SEFFEMBER r, 28, 197; - I Elections were field last week for thi- 1975.7G Junior . _X i - '4 ' ' --- . _.__7 ___ I ' . , I It ' I 1 -- . 0 'it- ,. . , . c0unc .1 I 4 . . . -, se Elect New Officers P - I Bicentennial spirit this year's •, - %I,- , . _! / , , '.. .--- - - __ ___ - 0___ BEDS I The council Is busy working Darryl - i VI Sunday, Sv'pt 7$. 197S-SD - - AF 4 ,, -1 I - ,Jr = - V4 . . 11W - r .' - P\ - I' The hours of the dance are8 Lyman s govertunent after people representing the to 12 afterwards the the U.S. Government. A student body government, ,-. - I WATER ,_ _. _ __ Classes And Clubs .. - - - _.__ ___. - I . - 0 I, , .- . A , 4;-, 1i -- i -; Gunow, Secretary Browning, Judy Helser, Dora The . . .4 , C.... %,8 I ifoiji'o, -, I- __!_,__ Kathy Miller and Treaswer King. Karen Rhodes and Bonnie Brunelle ..~ ~ ) 1; I - on Homecoming which will be t31 and in eepingth voted .! ..Y- .i%., _.;-- 2 4- -, fik -4~ _. -- I ,I f" Carie Cato, Vice President Darlin Reyston, Linda an .~ ' dance, Friday, so that they McDorviell home In Orlando. Secretary of Agriculture listening to each individual. ' .. -. _________ .I.,IPvI EEK ~ A8111% - ; _ _~_ 0 , . ~ ' k J Vice President Janet Tobin;Took, Pam Crum, Dean Freshman Class President; Hanson, Robin Richardson, - - - They featured . ft The students in grades six cheerleaders will recuperaLe "cabinet" has already been Lyman has high hopes for through eight he ld a separate and ha ve breakfast at the chosen and its members are serving all students and Llberaat, the president, has of the year. . • A4. - : 's f - / -. on sale from any DECA Club Hesket and Bob Peacock, member. If you have a dirty historians and Lisa tar, stop in and you'll get Chiviogianis and Sheri Luke,, service with a smile Public RelaUons BehInd Lake Rran(ky Iligli It looks if Iaks' BranSchools DECA club stands Us hey's DECA Club for 1975-76 + - I r -1 I I blic Relations been - - ~~ fil 1 Sept. 18. The mutts were: Represent.atives are Becky Student Council-Secretary Lang, Terry O'Hare, Fran Gidus, Junior Class Stephanie Sears, Mandy • know one another - the new students especially! 436. Advanced tickets are now parlimentarian, Glenda NE -XT70 CARD Mcm %YVUFZ L-AKE a, 1. - ____ WINTHROP n . - 9.11 and elections were held has I team, Sept. 27. This dance Saturday night is "The autows nil t students to get Rocke.s. uv decorations together in a casual at- and ref reshments are by inospiwe and really get to chmleaders. - student body to Join in by ___________________ bringing alwninwii cans to school. If carting the cans is a problem, call the school and really got things going they will be picked up from them The other officers you consist of Jim Burnell as vice October 17 is the DECA president, Tern VIlHoug)'Jy. "Car Wash Day" at the Exion treasurer; Sheryl Jeffers, sta tion on the corner of ! and secretary; Judy Yarbrough, I • s cheerleaders and the football Laker with an aluminum can drive. DECA mem bers invite the - . , rep could intermingle wi th be sponsored by the varsity own age group. ... - - veninq_Herald, Sanford. Ft. i Some positions were not filled last year and the Fresh- on disciplirwy mattm and propose a i had to elect of ficers, A house of represen ta tives the campaign was from Sept. ~-, 11 - successful bake sales. What for? The "Howdie Dance to PURPLIMS MV ' OrtK-s and Secrelary Beth Stegner. • r ifli,yj Trinity student ' Trinity Prep cheerleaders have been having deliciously BLON DIE 'c.,' - Class: President Bob Midden, Vice President Darla For the past few weeks A \ --_ '77-, - . L_ -I of Press Judy flood and Leslie Hill and Kitt M usselmanSophomo - (" - Jun!or Class; President Sandy Hynes, Treasurer Sponsoring Dan e obtained, to seven times in their of "Students often have a working life." fa __________ GROW iNG -- ____________ Z- - Tre 'surcr Susan hell) and Secretar) of Secretary Karen Edwards; Val Mobl ey. Cheerleaders-TeaM and money In planning the educational direction needed the duties involved, and what themselves changing or baie sale? Rice Krispy Treats pay might be expected, can be upgrading their careers five and Chocolate Chip Cookies, 1 ALL lE lof fiin - this year's class and student council officers. They are, in Betsy Heed; Secretary of addition to Armando, student Heal th Education and council: Vice President Missy Welfare Yvonne Kaster, Kuey and freasurer Ann Secretary of the Bicentennial Callan: senior Class lauree Taulbee, Secretary of President Bill Gaul, Vice Spirit Lisa Henley, Secretary demandx. Information about today. People entering work . I Elections were -Spring to decide on many of . ge _. , e.I I 0 -- - 11 I #k- Touch With America Comm. , career., suehasa typical day, in tIL 70 ,S Win,, ptOuauiy finu , .- . . . . V II F, _ "We're going to make this the best year at Lyman" says Armando Payas, president of iarticular career offers or .- . 1 \& I I .! I- 1 information regarding a given "Awarewss of the world of career. Realistic goals m.ay work will enable students to be set by learning what any make adjustments in the ___ - I Greyhounds Are In A Rolladcx filing system in that career. enables one to quickly find -j) , .71~;k. wiui I ••.... BUGS BUNNY - ii ~ : Peter Hoorelbeke, Mike Urso and Tom Baird I from left I - torner the Careci ln'ormation Center. Don Van Dalen, counselor in charge of vague idea of where they want the Center, explained its to Van Dalen said, "and function to me we try to give ,them the •. specific informs on they Purpose UI need to make a determination aid ttflla n career about a career tt I1l fit .èj pruvsuuui . their desires Earl) choice of :L.Cfl on specific a career will save much time '\ I, 4 emid - __ ...- Seniinoll Community College I find something different or I F - N . Sunday. Sept. 2$, 17S an assignment I found in one __. ..A . 11 ___*.- fly BECKY 1AWKIIART ~~ - I - CLATTER with BIMO BURNS fr nday I ~ n 9 Available At Center ____ 44' - . -r c T SC - i Dc,%4 -r MN' 1WH,EZ.S)HEAP -0 A L" .0 , . -. .0-- - CAMPUS Si ______________ --- Career Information I . -• .. . i T \ I I ., ., . r __ ; çj .. SaysPeter,whohandlesiead vocals, drums and percussion, -We got backing and a good I MAT ID-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. P over the down to earth and situation After a quick look and very little hesitation the three banded together, became HUB . ____ -. . i * 10LE •- . i ,! j ,, O'. - i~l Rare Earth they suddenly J .r_ --- -- When Peter Hoorelbeke, - . 41~0 .ox ~ ~ I 1. TT - Group's _ KUR ( I C ~( D '#( i 4 , 4. . I ' ~,- , 'Hub' - ..............f4-t. Really For Real -. ..- ,.-, I t - . Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY -: -4 .I. ng Herald, Sanford, - - a �1 - 4C-EveningHerald,Sanford,FI. Sunday.Spt.2$1t7s ( %11' CANTEEN f6 r-AlIPT-' , )(,I ( BEETLE. CAN 2: q i - A . it t' ).,11 ) it( ) ( - - - - _ -- - ____ 'Hub' I 1) ( ._ , - Really For Real Group's •, . - - - —1 ______ - I - _ For Those Under Tweny iktJ ( AND SET VUR - - - --- ___________ Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY I r * ,... - 8 , -- - I ____ ) ) _ Rare Earth OV I they suddenly L_ A situation. After a quick look and ie hesitation the three .. ~ D - Z)~q-27 - ~c~ ~) I .• found that they had to conic 0 Si6nday _____ E - ... __ - T-d =r t . fljr ~_4. ra. , _ -~Ss, , er Ald ]Hl iUii I - 7:, cal4m rr~ TW" - -- I i - C. , q I drunis and 4 a U_n 17 peterIIrekc,MUrsoandTomBafrdIfremWt). T - __ 40 -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday Sept 20 1975 J n L 4 II U — — __ !:~ I - V — — I fish Prized game ____a""""""""""""""""s - ____ ---- LY DA I _____________________________ SUNDAY SEPT. 20 MORNING ___________ CAMPUS LLAITER with BIMO BURNS 10 -10 (2) Movie (6) Look Up And I lye World 5() (9) Daily Word Acs 2 Daily Devotional (8) News 700 (2) Tree House He" 4t4i,' i 1 THAT OLI) ISOLD . •- s HEAP I I FiSh Tale —] 17Z I (35) Foresiciht 2020 11 (Xl (6) Camera Three (I) Rex Humbard (1) Haotist Church (35) First Baptist Church Of Merritt Island 11:30 (4) Face The Nation 11-4S (2) This Week In (I) Region In Today's World (9) Aariculture USA (44) Conversation ORS_ / 10. With Galadriel t ~._ I C I AFTERNOON 11: 1700 (7,8, 13) Meet The Press (6) It't The law BUGS BUNNY __ I / ( - (24) Ascent Of Man (35) This Week In The NFL (44) It's The Law 1230 (2) Doug Dickey Thow (6) NFL Pre-Game Show (I) Last Of The Wild () let's Make A Del 1:00 (2, 0) NFL Football Al ew Style 11:15 (9) ABC News 11-30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) MovIe (9) Sammy And Cornoany (24) Koo s Show (44) Spanish Movie 17-00 (9) News 1:00 (2) Daily Devotional 1:15 (9) Daily Word Stations mix, daytime program thangn from time to tsmethatmaynctjppearh,r, Consult your daily Herald TV listing for late England 6i r'srL Football Marble 930 (2) Gosoel Jubilee (I) Catholic Mass (9) Make A Wish ( 44 ) Little Rascals BLONDIE I Fou N D ':~ 7`14ESE AQE 11'WESE PLANTS ARELOSLAP64YLOS PUQPUQBJS GaowiwG 11 M . C--A- , ,:If; "7 - " I MY i ,_--J, Z Giants'°' II . OjArtet 6 .15 (6. I) Sunshine 6*30 230 (9) Wrestling -I'M (24) Philadelphia -' Folk 3-30 () Mission - - . 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ED LITTLE GIRL WAVES AND Try L4PY./ ° ANSWERS ALETA AND TOSSES iA'J,&,Ar,f5 CPr! LL4 BLOWS Movie 17-M NCWS Untouchables . 1£ Afl ews 1-00 (44) Time Tunnel 1-30 (2) Daily Devotional 30 (9) Movie 430 (9) Movie 5:50 (9) Movie 24 ?*A o v 4pom;- 4p, Check - 1 1 A' I 11 i , - -% to - __ c Of xpe -_ - iring IN . urt ill ~r. Jr. (44) The Mod Scluad Show • -- - i S 6442027 M ! -- a 11" It ___ (13) CBS News (24) Intercom 24 Star Trek ( (44) Hocian's Heroes (24) Senior Scene I C__ ( — 99 5anso 1 1° -- -. -_ i.=_=____ \.-• .__ • j_--_-i '- .- ____ (ease impel -- CALL WINTER PARK labberwocky LIVING ROOM — Shaw -, / 9 e.FGUaRan '. , -_ ."-- . • -'4 - ___111 __V1 )) . __ LIVING ROOM I t. 'I " litee- a le HALL A what rc - e hi~ .. ,~119XiR J~~.-~ . iv ; It SINCE mooltook Coe _ V ,~- - i --- i*-1, j! j-,--Vj_, WARRANTY - - - Our ,sp,n crews ut clean your carp.tini SITTIR an u xi,, over seen sr.; or veer money is returned IN FULL. UpItstsr.d IwItvre,amandOru.nt.lcart,lncIuó.dln,,p,., . lr_A 's I his DINING Waldo Kitty ,' 12, - Carpets Steamed Cleaned . - - -_ X - _ Z f 1: g. 23. il!aW 1035-A-WEEK Ralph II 1945 -1---------ffo . Yates ie of - - - -; - - - C~M_ 1 - _- ~. GUARANTEE CARPETCLEANING& DYE CO. 46- o_~h;-;7,, F; ivz-, v.- - •-- - -•- -, - - - - -. UK ~O u ,2~ . __.1 P'.7 ~; .. ,_-- ~ _ apon I )~ 1 111 0 A Ir C~ i i; in the - A A ' b Howe (leflI acc Complete details and tides a tn su epts are on Page S-A. • ,, I •Itli, I'S IHt tag atiliard. filerald Photo LV Bill Vincent Jr.) — ____________ - ie a! - Al truck, owned I. gil n ____________ id hie I . I ___ _ ' - by Russell Could offer a longterm solution - - -= - -. - -' - _-- ____ -.. - % .. .-- - _\_ __ - -. :- '--f-- --•' -•---- - .- - --I-- ! ___J -. 9 1 I-- gives 6. -- 1 I• inotor - -_ 2 I L *. ~Lk-o4~ ! - -A It I . - I 07 _T_1 i' _____ I k I by 3 On July C I • (74) Floctric romminy (44) Gerald Derfifine .OfM4qc. . ______ either of the abcvg spiticiallf - 4 q-11 T141S WEEK ONLY WE 'LL CLEAN 1 BEDROOM RUG FOR ONLY (Traffic area only) with The (44) Encounter 9-00 (2. 0) Secret Lit: CBS News (44) Hogan's Heirloes 7- 10 (2) Celebrity ~! rxil f-~,,* ,,~ , -, ,~t- A IM ~j_ *= 0, -_ 7kLA7i , that thone I Jorry (24) Mister Rocier's Of Animals 11 -1-Irt, I ONLY ______ by Frank Hilt ___ -. OTUERI , I. ) _ney3 mind 1 THIS WEEK i t, I ) (8) (9) (6, 8) Concentration - until -_ (6) Wonderful World - 95 - .oeu Runner Hour Truth - al of JETY, SO WELCOME APTER 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE AVAILABLE 7-00 (2) To Tell The Right (6) Don Adams SHERAS 9`5 Phoonev FRIDAY. OCT.] EVENING .~ 7EEN"Ll (Regardless of Site) (24) Sesame Street (44) Wallv's Work%hoo 7-00 (2) To Tell The $ ED rANYLIVINOwoou DINING ROOM (or dining areal •d HALL CLEANSO Entertainment 144) The Mod Squad EVENING Truth (S. 8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals CLEA (9) Hong Kong rnd L" in OSEN AS A SORCERER' S LOOKS FORWARD TO A WEEK Pebbles And Bammflamm 8 10 (2) 5,000 AT Mannion who N __________________________________ _________________________________ (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of 1 50 (9) Daily Word WEDOPS?AY. - (6) I • I I PM (2) Emergency Plu% Four -)s, American Style 11:30 (2,0) TonIght Show ;A;\4 t~\ lTbT-:-;h PIG WEEI' AT SEA. (9) Bnio's Circus 7' (3) Mbberwocky (4) Fllntstones (0) Go (44) :: Wide World Entertainment k I 0 _____ - - tder -- T . (44) Ranoina (6) (iS Of (33) 700 Club . I1: ; I --_1 ON= -: _____ - The Cushieu CARPET 10-00 (2 0) Medical Story (9) Harry.O (13 35) Burke's Law 11OO (2 0 9) News ; out Hassle _________ IT= t 0 - - (0) laurel And 4) Movie Theatre 11'00 (2. 4, , 9) News (35) 7 Club (44) Love American Style • 1 ~q_o 3 I___________ _- .- - - - - - ...k. . -' -1 ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL REGARDLESS OFROOM SIZE (24) Clavitic (13) Burkes Law Help I --_ 4 / i:nds of A an (4) Children's Film (6) Sionrise c.-mester San Francisco The tit I ! 1 0. .- - trd" met Mannion (24) Solar Energy P.AsPbAll Playoffs 6:75 (2) Oell Devotional 6-30 (2) Acr oss The Fence (6) Movie (9) Yrrefs Of 10:00 (2,0) Joe Forrester 1 U I. 1 ; Stairs (44) Love American * L_ V. (24) Burns And Allen 12'56 (4) In The News (7) Doubleheader Almanac Mlrte 9-00 (2.0) Ellery Queen (3s) Movie Kingdom (6) Ma tch Game PM (0) World At War SHORT RIBS ' . -~L ~._~~ (4) H Haw (0) New s Conference (9) Lawrence Welk (1) Information 6-00 (6) Growers Bicentennial Jones I backward. up, down. orr diagonally in ==- Find each 11111111" 011 rAme omill box it in as gli,itrilleg: TAOISM TIlROMflQ4,R TAPIR TEL -rAR TIGRIS TOPOLOGY TEPID TITMOUSE TRITIUM LOGY THUNDERBIRD :! TYCOON .4 MONDAY:?r r r?.,? L__ . __ has _______ ______ ______ ) Fl ida' : (35) Movie i (24) Villa Alegre — F 11 they Ti.-' The ay On (44) Dinah (35) Star Trek AGA119 '019of IAMEROLDGY... (1) Movie 4*AS - 7 no 17-30(3) Go USA (4) Fat Albert And The Cosbv Kids Preview West 9:30 (13) Law Arid Mr. a i 0 K I U K F T C N F 0 A I T 0 T 0 (44) Hoann's Heroes =__ 4_1 - Bob Country (1) Schoolhouse (44) MovIe 1-00 (9) Movie 4:00 (44) Movie Rebellion (9) Rookls K U M It 0 A K S M 0 S V T II D U K E N B H 0 T 0 St I I R 0 T E T % It I I. 1) E (9) Hactov Days (1, 13) M^nrillicent f,4Alfl~ " 17'24 (4) In The News 9 00(7, 0) Ptic Story 0 B 8 0 T 0 0 D 0 1i 1 OWY 4 I k, v. - I V .,;.; 0, -- Wrestling Soecial (6) The Waltons () Barney Miller (24) Romantic (44) Dinah MYSTISNI,I, Truth (4,0) Concen)rafion (9) Wild World Of Animals (9) Show Off 1445 Phil DonC ' ' MORE ThAT.. GOOP HEAVE?6. F - i.. ad- / - --- Movie (24) Florida Business Week (24) VaIla Alegre 1-10 (2.8) Midnight Style 8 ,00 0. 8) The Montefusclos 8-On (2.8) Movin' On (9) Happy Days (35) Movie Deal jA!. WAS K FOM VAT INIV P ,/ ___.- _ 10-17 J .w , . '. ~_ 7. I/ I \.'. I / (24) Special Of The 6.10 112. 6, 8, 1. 13) News (9) Speed Buggy (13) All-Star 17 -00 \ j / I ( UCLA 10 00 ME ' 900 (7,0) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Sh (9) NCAA FootbaIl Ohio State At show Dinosaurs FIqhIs n (44) Untouchables 6-00 (4 •) News (74) Book Beat (35) Nashville On 1700 (2) Jotie And The Pussycats () V.ii ev (44) Movie (44) Love American Deal (13) Movie I T V C - P T C I U S T 0 A D 1' S S It S T 0 P - // AFTERNOON (IS) Friday Night Deal (8) let's Make A N E R I 6 0 C S U C U C 0 F 0 C B T N Nws - .,.,.~ "" , t1 Marble (44) Friends Of Man ii -M (4) In The News r n () Bicentennial Minute 8 30 (6) f) (41) That Good Old (24) Woman 4-30 ( 6) CBS Snorts Soectacular (9) NCAA Special— Sa turdai's Heroes (24) Man Builds. Man Destroys (35) Car And Track (44) Snorts Legends 5flfl () Wide Wor ld Of Snorts (24) Interface (35) Party (44) Star Trek 4, • L Persoective The News Brothers . i t R ' ' .=-- , - (35) Mov ie (44) Mt$c Cliv 700 (6) Movie (24) Zulu Romeo (35) Braves Baseball (44) Movie 730 () The Invaders (13) Movie 3:00 ( 24) That Uncertain Paradise 330 (6) Black Exoerience (9) Last Fron tier RFK - (35) Cartoon 1175 (6) In The (9) Schoolhouse Pork li3 d Busters 4; kIng (I Speaki Your Hands ans (9) The Odd a (1) Wide World Of (44) Hooan's Heroes 1-30 (2) Treasure Hunt 6) Good Times Minute (44) Ernest Anqey Hour TO-IC (7,0) Run Joe p ,un (9) Uncle roc Block (24) Carrascolendas (35) JSOflS 10:M (6) In The News 1100 (2. 8) Bey 1AgI Plane t A (4) Far Space 'us __.,- I - _. .----. - --- Url - ~E:: K %-111 O . ew (24) Intercom 24 s, 9)L.ts Make A --113) Movie r Animals ( 13) 7 77 ~. SEPT. 29 AFTERNOON (44) (.o, roy Jenkinis '" 700 (7) To Tell The Truth (4. 8) Concentration (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) CBS News (24) Ma sterpiece Theatre (44) Movie 9'30 (13) The Law And Mr Jones 1000 (2.0) Police Wo,i (6) Barna V ones (13) Burke's Law (24) Pin To A -e 10:30 (35) Portrait Of A Chamnion (44) Greatest Snorts Legends 11-00 (2.6.0,9) News t24) Aviation ' (35) 7(i) Club (44) Love American Style 11-30 (2) Tonight Show (4. 44) Movie THURSDAY ' OCT. 2 EVENING Heroes Hodge P I I T E P T I 1) Theatre (24) Feeling G,30d (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Bewitched 11-55 (4) News 01-10 (24) The Naturalists (44) Love American Style 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show () Movie (9) Wide Wor ld Of Entertainment (44) The Mod Squad 12-30 (44) Donahue 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Show (35) Star Trek T a P 0 I. 0 U C V V I X I V F 0 I C, N (t) ARC News ) Zane Grey (IS) Muvl* %Kmmu=mliw Of Commerce (35) Movie 10:00 (2.8) Petrocelll (4) Kate McShane (9) Starsky & Hutch c'-' Law (a') fllh School Board TNOTAPIn1l) Family 6:00 (2, 4, 0, News (74) Villa Aiegre (44) Lucy Show (9) Six Million BEDS *i;~4 __ 1?__= - 8:30 (2. 8) Chico And The Man (6) M A S H (9) Movie (13) Blue Ridge Quar tet (24) Wall Street Week P 57 (6) Bicentennial Minute 9 00 (2 0) Rnckford Files (6) Hawaii Five 0 113) National Chamber (44) Love Amer ican Style 11-30 (3.8) Tonight Show (4) Movie (44) Tb Mod Squad 17:00 (9) News 17:15 (9) Rock Concert (44) Donahue 100 (2,8) Tomorrow Show ia (9) DeIty Word . TUESDAY SEPT. 30 7 VWJIA,eqre 1 , 00 .,I.3) High Rollers Gambit 11 (24) Evening At Pools 7, A7 (6) Bicentennial AffAmonle Springs- Longwood . WATER 1 - — — - (24) Intercom Im IsnbFWA kit-P — - (35) Lost In Space z 111— FRANK AND ERNEST 101 MONDAY, SHIRLEY COOPER 834-9212 Caselberry Winter Springs -t 1 — - rIt (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Welfare 9•30 (9) Movie ~ Howard Cosell 'c"s (24) Wall Street Week (35) Ceasars Wor ld (24) So%Ame Street ournal Right MARGE WILLIAMS .I 4 vtzarn sit Hour lures VCO (9 New Of Gilligan (6) Baseball At Cincinnati (24) Orange County (44) BrAclv Bunch 510 If you are new i "' . — — 52 (35) (0) Romper Room (24) Sesame Stree t (") Father Knows I — — —_—_-__— 6:30 (2, 1) NBC News (44) Great Snorts L"oends 18 19 1J fIl — - — - ___ — Neighborhood 6 * M (IS) Virginian HELPFUL EEK & MEEK 7 ______ 31 stand Beaver 9:30 (24) In School Service (44) Gomer Pyle 1000 (2) Celebrity Retrow.ctivo GREETINGS, AND A - r 48 G,attod ihir I 50 large - 5:00 (9) GIIIIqan', Island (2) Mem.17 NCIQhborhood HOSPITALITY, WARM 20 Clot. to 29 Spinning toys Lost i,000 .. I (34) Ptadel :::: 1 in (8) Suekinq With Your Hands ' (6) tn Thi Ne.is C 10 00 (3, 8) (6) I1IQ EddiL (9) Mobile One ( 24) Wrshinotn Week In Review (, 44) Braves (24) Consumer Survival Kit 9-00 (2.0) Doctors Hospital Football (44) Mov Ie 9:30 (6) Maude (13) Carolina Country (35) Felony Squad 10 00 (6) M,irl r.ntr (13 35) Burkos Law V I a (9) SafurdAy Night NFL Game k Of The (24) Mister Roger's Noinhhorhood MAMA (1) Monday Night ~, caricaturist 17 " — — - — — — ____________ — 8 19 — — - — 21 fl - _____________ — 23 25 — — I 32 __________________________________ - (3$) AddamsFamfly (6) Mike Douglas 5ek iness / 46 Angers 47 American tX49 A all times 7 Course I lom- ___ 9'00 (2) Phil Donohue - Survival 26 Scheme 27 Lohengnns - — - (1) Lucv Show (13) Orlando City (44) Fllntstones 8-30 (44) Thre Stooges (35) World Of a Jests 38 Fruits (44) Mickey Mouse Club 430 (2) Bonania House Of FrIghtensfeIn Robinson (24) Jeanne Wolf NEx-r -r?2 ("', . Jesse Allen Changing Times 1 legacy - FrIenift News 7*00 12. 8) Today (6) News (1) Boro's Circus coole 710 Am America Buffalo At Plthburoh WA (35) 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (I) News Suncoest Sunrise tmoossible (35) MovIe 36 Of term Escarole Polo 41 DOWN 22 Urge 42 Krishna I light knocks 23 Rosa segment 43 I4.a blow 2 Soviet stream 24 Cotton fabric 44 Flesh foor 3 Baseball team 25 At-an sea 45 Cloy — — (24) Sesame Street (6) Sunrise Semester - Light touch ~ Percolate _ ::; 13)ornerset Almanac (35) Movie lilies existed 12 f43 W Poicii And Pals (44) Flintstones 4'00 (2) Iromide (6) Partridoe Family 6*00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6' 10 (2) Sunrise Almanac 7 (10 (9) Furniture Care 4 Movie -- WEEKDAYS MORNING Issues And Answers. (24) Florida (IS) Blue Ridge . Live (24) LIIIIas. Yoga And You (35) Ruas Bunny -- 4 37 Crustaceans (1) One Life To K 1-30 (1) &,Pbet )111 changes. Washington (9) Direc)ions (24) World Press (35) WrestlIng Congress 10,00 (2) Lamp Unto My Feet . . (9) 510000 Pyramid 7:30 (2, 8, 13) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) Rhyme And Reasco (24) The Arbors (44) Underdog 3:00 0. 8. 13) Another World (6) Ma tch Game (9) General Hospital (p4) Romanii Table (35) My Favorite rviar,,an (44) Stooqes (44) Spirit Of 76 3:30 () Tattletales 57 Italian 33 Collection of 41% (4) Faith For Today () Revival Fires (44) Fury 8-00 (2) Rliiot Fogram (4) This Is The Life (0) Harves t Temple (9) Oral Roberts (44) Encounter 53fl (44) The Flintstones 9-00 (2) Challenge (4) Rex Humbard I- st (9) These Are The 56 Gecwg* (ab) 10 Constellation 30 31 Stint; j) I I S Gladdens 31 Log Pft Oup I Lathe Avoid (24) WAshinqfon Saucer 00 (24) Feelinn Good ( 35) N The Game 830 () That's My (;;) MQVI (44) Dinah 8:27 (6) Bicentennial Ls nue t 8* 10 (6) Phyllis (13) National Fight Of The Week 900 (2,8) Movie (6) All In Family R Wrestling Love American Style WerO Rotten acific SW e Tennis ti L - (0 When Things 1999 Y Coas t ( ___ 54Sleeveless 18 Smberet QItrnOI 20 Porlabt chair 21 Feast (comb 55 CAtt$ 22 Through 23 Explosion 26 - .. It form) I Sunday. Sept. 2*. i97$-7D Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 8 '00 (2, 1) Little House (6) Rhoda I j i . Rrk (8) S25.000 Pyramid (44) Love American Style ~ , 9.1 disgust '1 A fContlnued From Page 6-D) M 1, 1) I- ,- 45 Pilchard 49 Alresh : 0 Exciamstlillon of Gaelic Tomorrow (24) Jeanne Wolf (35) James Robison Night Gallery (2. 6,8,9) News (24) Monty Python's Flying I ireus (35) Notre 2 W 1, T, 1, 16Lockopr 53Japansr (1) All My Children (34) Electric Company (44) Variety 100 (2) Somerset (6) Newt (9) Hope (24) Instructional Schedule (35 4) Movie 130 (2. L 13) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns c A (8) News Conference (44) Movie i i At us 1 7*30 (13) Threeor Money (6) Search 11-or 930 (35) Old Time Gowel Hour 10:00 (6) Bronk (24) That Uncertain Paradise (44) Come Together 1030 (2) The Evil Touch (6) Great Mysteries Conciress 730 (2' Church Per (6) The Living Worlø () Chael Eight (9) Viewooint Nutrition (44) Jimmy Swaggert 7 45 (6) The Christophcrs 0 Chovin chine (9) Eyewitness (74) Wcc hI I't Theatre Club " 9:W (2 8) Mystery Movie (6) Kolak (9) Mrvie (24) iece 41 Pallid o 7 f0f i IP PVP' - Answer 10 Pr evious Puzzle I ~1 `_,__;___' uiOi . THE BORN S I I— ----I. .. f I Coulinued on Page ?-A i I Continued on Page' .'-Ai -- -.-* - , --..- I - - - = -_ - - �T I 4C—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 2$, 973 For Those Under Twen!'y Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY % C1EE ( BEETLE. CAN I i4A%r'E CR4 (J ( \ Ae 'Qt.J ) t I ,.' 1 1k "' AND 6ET VUR GEM9 ON ITT' 'Hub' Group's Really For Real . By KURT LASSEN The Herald Services When Peter Hoorelbeke, Mike Urso and Tom Baird left Rare Earth they suddenly found that they had to come down to earth and look over the situation. Alter a quick look and very little hesitation the three banded together, became HUB and cut their first album named, naturally enough, ILI q-27 & a by Art Srrnsom THE BORN LOSER w UAXT I M1US CLATTER with BIMO BURNS II.... J"•s B.'EvE fu Peter Ilourelbeke, Mike Urso and Tom Baird (from left). Sunday. Sept. 2s, 973 EVENING t - Booth, Bruce Cabot Woody Allen, Diane Keaton 110 "Tirnr Trmlrr" Ifl I , in "Four's A Cro% d" 9:00 I -,-File Conqueror W: 00 1 4t "Poor little Rich y Preston Foster, Phil 9:00 2,8) — "Cops and — Michael Cuiiiz, Errol Worm" Vincent Price, Girl" Shirley Temple, 9:00 (44) Corey "The Raven" — Robbers" Cliff Gorman, Flynn, Rosiland Russell Hilary Dwyer Alice Faye. 2:00 (6) — "Saturday Vincent Price, Peter Lorre, 9:00 (44) — "War God's of th e 9:30 (35j Joseph Bologna "W1Idca on the 10:30 (2) "Beast From Afternoon Movie" Boris Karloff Deep" 9:00 (44) "That Certain Vincent Price, Beach" Rita Gum, 20.000 Fathoms" g (44) — .. Curseof the Paul 9:30 35) — "Five Steps to Tab Hunter, Susan Hart Woman" — Henry Fonda, Albw,rto Sorch Christian, Paula Raymond Werewolf" Danger" — Sterjjng Hayden 11:30 (6) — Oliver Reed, Belle Davis "A Bullet for 11:30 (6) "The Lw'ers" 11:45 (44) — "Pardon My 11:30 (6) Clifford Evans "Banacek: Pretty Boy" — Fabian 11:30 (2) "Seven from Bernie Hzunllton, Willi am 2:30 (13) Sarong" Bud Abbctt, Lou "The Idol" Rocket to Oblivion" Forte, Jocelyn Lone Texas" Paul Page, Smith. Costello 330 (44) George Peppard, Linda "The Werewolf" Gloria Millzind FRIDAY 11:30 (44 "Blood of the Evans — Don M egovan, Joyce 11:30 (6) AFTERNOON MORNING "Saturday Night Vampire" Barbara 1:00 (44) "flutly" — Tony Holden THURSDAY 9:00 (9) Late Movie" "Rapture" Shelle, Vincent Ball Randall, Shirley Jones MORNING EVENING Melvyn Douglas, Dean 1:00 (9) "Heaven Can Walt" 7:00 (35) 12:30 (9) "Compulsion" 3:0044)— ,The Man From 9:OO49)—"Red Mountain"— "Fearkess S ckwell Orson Welles, Diane Varsi Gene Tierney, Don Frank" Laramie" — James Alan Ladd, Lizabeth Scot' AFTERNOON Jon Voight, 2:31 (9) — "111gb Time" Ameche Stewart, Arthur Kennedy Monique Van Vooren AFTERNOON 1:00(35) "Submarine D-I" 1:00 1411 Bing Crosby, Fabian Forte "Thunder In the 8:30 (35) — "Three M 4:00 46) — "H's Only Money" 1:00 (35) en on "The Time, the ii -- Pat O'Brien, Wayne 4:30 (9) — "Jane Eyre" — Sun'' Jeff, Piarr, and (hi' Girl" horse — Joan Mandell, Jerry Lewis. Morris Virginia Bruce, Cohn Clive Sivari Hayward Dennis Morgan, Janis a: LVEINI ING — .ght Tide" — 2:30 14 4) "Six of a Kind" 8:00 (35) "Dangerous Paige Dennii Hopper, Launa W.C. Fields, Charles Exile" Louis Jourdan, 1:00 (44) "Bad For Each Anders Ruggles, Mary bland, Belinda Lee Other" Charleston EVENING George Burns, Grade Alien 9:00 (2,8) Heston, Liz.abeth Scott "The Deadly 8:00 (35) — "Jacqueline" — 3:0c (9) "Pigskin Parade" EVENING Inheritance" — Susan Saint Kathleen Ryan, Cyril Betty Grable, Judy James, Rock Hudson 7:30 (13) "Gallant Legion" Cusack Garland 9:00 (9) "For Pete's Sake" William Elliott, Adrian 9:00 (9) "Sleeper" 4:00 (4 4) "Mr. Moto Takes — Barbara Streisand, a j, Chance" Peter Lorre, Michael Sarrazln Rochelle Hudson 11:3016) "Conrack" — 4:55 (9) "These Thousand Entertaining Niqhtly. 9-1 John Voight Hills" Don Murray, 11:30 (44) — "Amor A Todo ihhhhhhhlhhulull_hI_hhnI Paul Beaudefte iil Richard Egan Gas" — Perel, Nieves Also featuring Lonnie Slappery 5:30 (44) By "The Man Who RD K. SUU Navarro, Jose Sazatornjl at the Piano. 5-9 p.m. Daily Wouldn't Die" The herald Set vices Lloyd MONDAY Serving lunch and dinner from 11:00a.m. Nolan, Marjorie Weaver MORNING SATURDAY HAPPY HOUR In the Lounge 3:00 to 6:00 9:00 (9) — "I Take This Q: Will Joe Nama th ever with her mother. MORNING Woman" Spencer Tracy, make more movies? I really Q: Since Richard Dreyfuss 9:30 (13) "Gallent Legion" Mon. th ncJy Lomr enjoyed his movie, "The Last was so neat in "Jaws," why AFTERNOON Reservations Honored AFTERNOON Re be l." V.W. Tulsa hasn't he been on any 1:00 (13) "Dayt1m Wife" 2544 Park Drive. Sanford 321-0424 1:00051 —"Th Gay Sisters" A: Oh, let's hope not. television shows recently! Barbara Stanwyck, Gig Q: If people are sick of the Why does Robert Shaw get all Young violence, vulgarity, sex and the publicity? 1:00 (44)_ "Charlie (7h'g crime on TV, why don't they Joseph, Mo. — R.D.F., St. r Murder Cruise" Sidney turn it off and flood the net. A: Dreyfuss Is a very hot Toler, Robert Lowery works with postcards saying actor right now and lis moving EVENING stop the trash? The executive from one film to the next 8:00 (35) "Two Guys From planners sit in their Ivorywithout a break. tie's not Texas" Dennis Morgan, towers of wisdom thinking WC available for promoti nal Jack Carson ignorant masses like the stuff duties. And "Jaws"," which S A Mae$ovt.., 9:00 (2,3) — "Breezy" 0 W H N vø. they dish out. Let's all tell I P Csp.f headed toward being the John Ai,.4 Or Jack M.ryI, N W Rvp,edfl Jimmy Cvc.c Mn uavma Iisi.p Ash by William Holden, Kay Lenz them. E.B. Plainfield, Ind. biggest movie moneymaker J. N. Msyl Macbin NusII 5. T. Cowan o. •.n *r. C. L. Pint Jr. To ny IvtH 9:00(44) "The Oblong Box" A: the problem is that only of all time, really doesn't need Ernie Centel s.i,, •rl( P.rbt*i Satibvvp family J 1 Craw$wI ,,, Marlin Britm A S. Pa4qia Sr. a d Vincent Price, some people are sick of the to much promotional he1p. Jr. L"Samwad Mn Onø 0"4~C'vva41 0fts Cildw4. Mn. Clyde Iiiay J. N. Sootaria 1*5 CrwI,y Christopher junk. Others are quite content ca.,w n Troy lay Tell me why there Is not L. T. Sbi,gar4 0. N. Døicve., Jr u,. 0~90 w.si, 11:30 (6) "Linda" Stella to watch anything that moves, a W. H. $II$*taV Jr. C. e. o.w,o, urn iia full Western series on TV' I Ciase wbiddea A. L. SAtin ibbi OKb.y M. J. 5. "5i Cl*v.j Stevens, Ed Nelson. The networks long ago con- saw Ben Murphy In "This Is Jul *40" M". Ivy 10"a W.4di*ai DNirk*s u.cs C*iaø Sr. Fr,d H. Wtllami 5. 5. SmIffi Mn vinced themselves that they the West that Was," and I L. I. Dan 1*5 Diii,. M5 Vi WIII M5 Sr ,,,, I.1 d, Av$iii, SmtPs, TUE3DAY P A. yw, Jvd Vilsi W,Uls ms can't go wrong appealing to think he and Tony Frandosa Jim Spiv(in Jam*$ Dy,.. 0dsm i' Ow MORNING Phi Knowles Miss Immi Suw *c I P Vs$veis. Ill 710 ,:3 'mt' hit)" — 10 35 - - dso, 1,000 an - - - - - - - - Ina - -- - - - adthey has 0 tow" 00 - - In in ty L - - :1 0 — — -- — -- --- TV Movies This We ek SUNDAY M01{NIN(; 5 S6ndsiy ]HlerAld Says Peter, who handles lead vocals, drums and percussion, "We got backing and a good /, ID—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 '- - it T'Tn - y'.-.' ._. '- • It 01 ' ,__... - - - - - - met ider - ( - to - 01 - - - - - - -. .. - - the ek 's - - - - - '0 - - ted. ired SC. - - ur Sfov,ji ALETA SMILES HAPPILY r THE CROWD, AND THE BEAUTY - - - - - - V. Ansiveman hulnhhhuhuu.huuuh_uh SHOUWERIPIG HIS WAY o HE FRONT OF THE CROWD WHERE HE CAN SEE AND BE ATTRACTED 0 HIM. T IAT HAS TROUBLE C' MANY A HEAR1 ROUSES A FIERCE PASSION N THE ?EAST DF NASHIDA THF crrrc, - - ALETA PASSES. A TOUSLED LITTLE GIRL WAVES AND EXCLAIMS: HELLO, PRETTY LAY/" "YOU A'E PRETTY TOO, ' 1 ANSWERS ALETA, AND TOSSES HER AROSE. BUT WAYWARD BREEZE BLOWS IT - - BLON DIE ru Fri. - - - - - - X - 11A ,1f1 - Y'Ck Know Someone Listed ere? - - ' ring eof \ at 04 were 017 - L1 j'I' tring ourt Jr. until an rator who 5,000 ed in nfl's - - - j.t WINTHROP Q: - PEAR CANDY: 7HMK YO FOR SENDING ME A l5 CARD FlM 'rVLIR LAKE fi corrAGE - 9:00 19 "The Perils of Pauline" — Betty Hutton, a the audience's basest in. should have their OWfl Mn Dv, OI.iw, .,b.sl Or Harry Wiid,vf$ Mi 'rid 1*41 Mrs Wait&(* Sill Ur; Carlin Rick sttnctii. Or A W SpIs jr Western. Ben Murphy is th On Jam Vp., Q: Tio or three years ago best since John Wayne. John Lund — War. Eppi F),4 1,q public television ran an old J.R.S., Fairhaven, Mass. AFTERNOON Mn LAin Fr asier movie which was a classic Mrs. I N. Fv, A: The networks prefer 'd Mrs. 0 K. O. l:OO(35—"Cari-eflerNamr earlytalkje,IthadjackOakle cops Goff cops 'n' robbers because With Pride" Virginia Mr; H. C. Haskins as dummy who became the they're cheaper to do Nfl J. A Hic kson McKenna, Paul Scofield Mrs. W C Hill uad most famous director In costumes, no horses, no 1:00 (4) "Viet' Sq " Mn. J H. crop" M Mrs. Lii; Edward G. Robinson, Hollywood by accident. Do worries about power lines In • Miii you remember the film? What W. C. Hhclü.. Jr the picture or jets paulng Paulette God dard Mn. iii. lv.y was the name of it? — L.M.P., overhead, EVENING Jack Ka.w,q.' ______ Harold Kasti,q 7:30 (13) — "Daytime Wile" Hartford. Q: We watched a movie Ivddp • A: You're thinking of th e wi th Gary Lewis and the Tyrone Power, Linda Mrs Harry Las George S. Kaufman-Moss Playboys. 1 said he Was Jerry IiCP,r Darnell U,; Either NiO,q hart story, "Once in a Mi; Lewis' son. An argument WI.4C .4 8:00 15 "One Sunday LifetIme," Lii'iy N.a about Hollywood's followed. Now, with money in Afternoon" Har,y Nabsiv Dennis conversion from sllent.s to hand, we are waiting your JiM kIiIravd Morgan, Janis Paige U. 'Past" Ichlr.rd talkies. it was made in 1932. reply. — P.1,., Allentown, Pa. Mn F. 0 Scan 9:00 1441 —"Tales Of Terror" , Q: Tell me if the cartoon A: Collect, Vincent Price, AK, 5D'ii,,,*i,q Jr Peter series, "The Flin,sto,ies," is a V,r,*l I. Smaty, Lorre, Basil Rath bone Q:Thc incessant ta lking of M.d Smith take-oft from "The, the Inrnentijto 9:30 435) comme tators completely OIci Mdii.a "Steel Bayonet" — M.J.R., spoiLs c'if and tennis for TV Mr; Vivlen Spain Leo Genii, Kieron Moore, Norwood, p, N.J. Jidi SPempac Michael Medwin watchers. The only way we J;.ha, llts;tr..n A: Hanna-Barbara Studios can stand it Is to shut 11:30 (6) — "Marlowe" off the Mini St.,,,tr.n would deny any resemblance, 1111(110 TIns •.bi Stevens should James Garner, Carroll but you and I Gs.v, s,, know Ills. necessary. The spectatcrs do C. S. St.. O'Connor Q: How old is Cher's little hot have to endure thi Ira Theiipt.. J H Yri WEDNESDAY girl, Chastity? Has she or will inLct'ry. Do spare us the uttersMn.McKay Tnisick NIO!UNING .1 H VaiiH.y she ever perform on any other frustration we endure with w. a L.snac Sr 9:00 (9) "Desire Me" show besides Cher's? K. Mona these so mouthy, selfArt i.ci*,ffi Greer Gurson, Robert M.C.W., St.. John, N.B. important men. Min C.W.W,, Mitcham A: Chastity Is 1, and to long Vanc',uver, B. C. AFTERNOON - Mn Ham Witter L,f 5., WrI'ul Ai ni, ?•i MCDIA*d OscI P.C. Iiii,IIl.4 Jr. Dr. Ir.*5i Smith - - P. 5. AiJidivi, Mrs, 5. B. Au - J. N. Aj*arili Mi-;, P. 1. did Mr; WI, ladi Mn. Prod Sill Iy.4 N Sill - EEK&MEEK UriC H 0.*na$$ I. S. IIIIP,ffisir 0a'.c IDsh.p - C U ford Mrs I F BcI. 0.rd.11 Bradley 7.4 Crassly,, S.taiWiy Iriu,'liy - - W S "Sill" lrvml.y Pat. lvi., SC*H S.,.,; Wn swift Jr Cirti.., Httisas Let" Hiciss. - • H..4l Jack Cavi 54i*lbs*am J P Ns$tgci,, - - FRANK AND ERNEST - o,ci i4iil;cls* i4inma,, in N. Jic*b5. Mis; MarTha Psi Osnd.i, Pn.4.ci,i, J. 0. OaHowav Fy14 - - WATER REDS Oa's.; I F. Oarfi.c Dr. Wad. Cartie r Stewart Ohclil 0$.. 0s.mbil H. C. Gum Mn Attia Cvi,?,, J W. Hill Spaic,q Mmdi., Ut;. 0. 1 P4au - as Sonny and Cher are A: Wouldn't it be inn to seal 1:00 (35) "Winio,n's Way" hassling over who gets Howard Coseji,, Muhammad Peter Finch, Mary Ure Possession of the child, it's AI Curt 1:00 (44) " The Redhead unlikely either will atte mpt to Sehenke'l (;ow1y and Chris In a soundproof And The Cowboy" Glenn G exploit her by booking her ou room m a see whose cars Ford, Rhonda Fleming a show o ther than appearing would drop Sail. H*.'iigs K*,57 Piti Mrs 0.14.. S.nl.y H A S(y W A 5l.n,I. lut5i Sti*ti Ala,r? F,fls JaP" F?yatt cti K,ww$h L.Hhrn .1 N L..wd I? C Stsl, Mrs Fred 5i,a Mrs P. N Mn A. I SPews Cirsi St..,. 04#010a Lev Lowest R. $iiy Timpe Nilvy Tai,m Ii. F, !v,iw Tpwiuiq, J. C. Tiqwill.,ac Jr 1 1 JiMis., Ashby Jill.; Mi;. W J Tlop,,, Osc TaPec M W .1 Tail £ V Tii,., Jr. Mrs N C Kaffts 0.... K.iW; P 0 kirt.,il, W P 0 W Vav$p; Nfl StaMiy Vuqøiy led YIN,,, Jr I. VilI4inbit,; THE BORN LOSER 54.,,, ',4•fl R ib, Lag'.Hi Mrs Al L,. J.N, Mini Mn J 0 Wait; Garfield Wati.q Mv;. A I Walla ce Al Wallace Mrs H C Wiin; Sr MCi Annie Wivi; O.si. W,,i; Wint'i Juwytry Iii., Wiwitbil Jr Mn J It (lair Wt'ite I P WhOiw, Jr Cliud. U Witt,., Hp,y Wt;M J Lot W,hso,s Mrs J. Cr.d.. Williams Ieb.,'i A "bib" WIlliam NU Williams Al Witsil, C. S WOws Wssd,vII Mayer Lot Ms.,. Ii A ,.mqatand 5, Mrs CP.ti. M.rr.;on Mi; I j M*vd,$s., lid M.vV,ls. Bobby N•.ma,, $raOqy Oøuam Of Vaii Pa,bin W A Psl,,ci Mine P.g$d U,; Pawl Pitsid 5.1.4, P1S1d Do Pi*.Il Mn; C. F P,oct.r lIwn Iav.4 Mrs S. N NiChird. Mn. J F. Nis., Juuiiy Pius. Nfl. I, I . V 'nt) AXCRT15E FORA HOUSEKEMR t 1 . .,.T4O%1111?i, WILL 'IOUR c. JIC.EL'i I' 335-A-WEEK A1I'FACtOR'l RTVR. ' ç' . - oil lint? - AGAIlt 46 COME I V1 J W IvmW,y N I Wripsi ois,, ci,.p,n.,, Hal Cilbini Each person above appears In the book at least once, For your copy see Catherine Ray at Atlantic __ National Bank or Call 3224473 for Sanford delivery f~ f '-AY 11 17 11 1 rLlp A M artier Ralph Yates e of "SANFORD AND THE WORLD WAR II YEARS" -,V his er, to ta1ph three what lar-a. Iring and Isca,y UV ' ' while :that •'( - - July 1. 23. fense impel loner 1t'1 IMINN 'IUI) WIL.L 'A) Pt)TI'3, UPJTIL M HO1)cEKPER I ) On by Art Sansoin If your name or someone you know Is mentioned above, you'll want to buy a copy of Peter Schaal's new book. - Tiiinric Miss Madito, MjlIpii Dr. T. P. MDaaI iw FrillS M*5a Jack NEXT WEEK-Undcrn,rn'Id al Of aren until hear neys nund that hone I by iy Miii, W. I. Sd,,n,,,, L N Susan Hv,i, Wbilcbil THE ROSE HA5 EVER BEEN A LOVE TOKEN. ELATE HE ,'ADVANCES BOLDLY, ONLY TO BE THROWN TO THE GROUND BY ONE OF THE STERN GUARPS. Mi; Los L.als., U J Led" 5,11 Led as Barmaid Lwidv.st J A $t,iir W. 0 Ito, HuE ALETA, UNAWARE THAT SHE HA EEN CHOSEN AS A SORCERER'S LOOKS FORWARD TO A WEEK F GAIETY, SO WELCOME ASTER HE LONG WEE1G AT SEA. la w zsi I OVJ, IF iO(J WILL FOLLOW Me.. 7— ISIJ.' LL. 5HUVJ "IUL) 'IC)VK LQUAT2 N WRE LOOIJ& THAW '1OU 4.L? I WELL ,9J. MOTHERIJ state In1p on e trial and C �------- _________________________________________________ I- I --,.--- ---------: -- ------'----• - - ___________________ -. - ven BEETLE t SEET A OR . by.Tom X.nyan HOW OFr MUST I TELL NAUGHrY t'' LWPR1 PEAR:1WEI.VE-YeA*&P BOYS NAU V06 PAT VV0 AY USE 51 NOTg014. PRUN(S _ - N __ . 1 ______ • ous HOOPSI PIS SNOOKION Hica 0 THE BC 77 C i -- - \fl L ' HptMFEpTyK " . -. 2-- HOW *our CHANGING $AT$ WI1'H MI, IRFJI ____ - MISS -5PUU5Y-""SEE!K AN' HOOF MAR VIM 1$ %TARrnJG To MILDEw AGRIN. rn an Zm1 — Un In intv 11,0 they has met " W11qT3E3[3Et01P — b Dik - S k HOME: P.,.L)N 'rOPW 01A? NO 610— 914. MIIIIIIII.LIMETEKS., If—' ui A4 ired I ç11 L1r24 - eft BLONC - — — 1'EP IT UMP 98 - T14A1 FELL OVER Thg IS ?rL)LY P. IE)(AM. Of HOOK, VQU_ 38-11ATE51K PA 3OMTiME5, LID L lb lk)NOlj Fd (WOLJLDY01JA€< .MLJL "HOW (O You L-IKE \ SHARK (6LAND?" WEL-L? ) RIGHt I HES GETTING M%OF O5CL1RE VER( DAY. I)k . _r- IR I ' OF ring iring _ p WIN1 __ ___ .. _____ do PEW . ___ _____ __ until an rator who __ FOR CAP~- - - . Q _ OUR 130AXtDING_ROUSE by [1 A0 THE POUGH ' E 5ITTIN ' I IN TI POI5ONR,UM WAI IN FOR COFFEE WOULDN T WOULD SURE UPGOE OUR DIGESTION I YEAH, MONEY — - I j - ____ . - ____ ed in - i75j.L& Inc.Q(4a Les ial until hear rneys mund that phone Carroll . NOT ME, SLL5-1--fD FLY 0 Tf4E BIG CITY EVERY MORNING UUT TO H AVEBRE AK FAST IKI d I fl ANP THEN FLY MIGHT BACk 'I' I -- . ..' DEAR POLLY—Doasido 1 1 j 0 l ing t inside and tape the piece PI1OlO-GUIDE Is in Sizes 3 to 8 years. Size 4 FRAP IN REP V IF 'WOULD YOU 17C. YCUR A r TH 6 FOINT IN YOU MAP PLENTY OF MONEY7 ! OFENTMENT 1.5 HAViN6 _fHE WITH THE 5MALLEST HOLE %-.-- 'rum ! \ . / - - 35 busl: 2'it yards inch. I . PU RE As TEOR ETtCL LY . - ' . . •- - k - - UET ON - •- 15 -- ,:'-4 .1 , PifA Inc --. -( -. . 28 Solid 7c addr.ss, - -- 60 Øt975t,PE4 Inc, TIIR,,U5p. ______ •: I -- Top Stitched 0PtCh1 accents unusual panels on this slim-line dress. No. 8327 with PHOTO-GULDE is In 8327 jiUS to I $ yards I Ssze 8 _______________________ •ach plus ZSc for postage and handling tffi name. patte rn numbar and she So PATIERNI this vi.wipp.r) box 431b Midtown )rnI - tioner lion un top, This works beautifully If I get a Polly Dollar I will use it to buy a connect-on for another while I his ler, to arber -. r VA 2i _14FN t that DEAR POLLY To make your ironing go twice as fast, put a strip of heavy (oil under the entire lenq`111 1 your ironing board cover. Heat from the iron will reflect, and a clamp garment will require only of going-over. Time and energy asaved and what about that Wer> OPP DEAR POLLY Alter using pawl thinner to clean brushes. I lot the dirty thinner stand for 24 hours. then pout off the clean thinner on top and save it to use agaim — 101,1.241 1 Side Accent PHOTO-GUIDE Is in Size5 - bought, but is - g.23. - '! VO N' too Is, If Ralph threewhat Ilar-a't ring a and Yates se of S 8306 4rr e AN \ 'T RUMPH it with J by p on Jul TA PE DEAR POLLY When I buckle t.v T)y car seat belt. I put it through ifin handle of my purse. Then It I must Apply the brakes quickly when drivtrig my purse remains on the se, from picking up ilia contents from the car floor 2P'WlIh knit's No -A . .. ..-.'. . 7 — electric drill and put a hose connec- JEAN Sew for Him I tits jack el -and-pants set --. I needed ed a lntotsmall holes in i al - Eciaket ' in my garden. so look a 'arce plastic deiergent bottle dr i ll- Th s makes a note similar to 8237 WH&T DEAR POLLY 3rtletters I fold the note with the ones that Can be BREAKFAST ln&tp of usiogan envelope for informal or 6INKERS! HME Of ~ 0 DEAR POLLY — Grow your own bird seed by plant.Ing a sunflower Then remove th' seeds when the blooms d ie. - L LETTE S IPettv pays S?OO SOt RVI?f ld.s Wa d h LS.iU r'"" ___________________ DEAR POLLY I solved the pro bl em of oo fitt ing bo ttom sheets for bunk beds by folding one flat sheet lengthwise and illowing it logethair across ths bottom and up th f ht t one of these over the mattress saves tucking - tn and thi mattress ad TOUCH UP BLEACH SPOT5 - MRS VT B -11 WITH MAMING , Nice to Have tap on e trial g and 0-119. It contains directions fonrsix motor crochet and six kn;t alignaris Plus a section of eight earables o from the colorful Granny Squares. o any postage and handling PE UI can be turned to use the other s ide of the sheet I used an 81 by 108 state splashed bleach on a black cotton shirt. After I touched up the resulting spots with a black marl, ing pen I was able to continue wearing the shirt DORIS 1. \ '2', ____/ 1 100 plus TO ORDER: :'' and had FO EACH BO OK with 3C for P02f49* jp to PATTERNS (C 0 this swtppv), Rom 435B. Midtown L \ - Sit Y' N. Y.1,Oi4 gives Claps inds of in the irenti> ., eaf- Tz v; �— - -- ---- 1 - - - -- --- - -- - -- - --- . S. •. - —. - — • . . . .. -_-'-. .. - n. tWI.l S. . 'fl * - --S . - - I — , 4 C— Evenii BEETLE - _________ . ---a — &I _ 77 A Berrice Bede Ofof _ J o%d6T d -• - , WHATSA MATTER, J,G., ARE bey'll 09 no 01 old bAcy 006" 'Ll'. Alf - h / -. -- _____ SID-110 IFICAT IONS ' BLINDT' O' Jesse-& -if 11014. r k J 19,01, I R' Vw %1111 I M 11. e -scop , 0) a F - 4 ~ II I ., K, - - n 'c c \ — . • - - . - 10.4 TAURUS,(April 20-May 20) A bit too opinionated Sunday. Don't rely on hunches Monday. You're fortunate through situations involving relatives Tuesday. Wednesday. Surprises Thursday. Contacts helpful Saturday. EMINI (May 21 -June 20) Possible material :osses Sunday. Monday — be caretul. Good news Tuesday. A big Idea succeeds Wednesday. Busy at )me Thursday. A family misunderstanding Ffiday. Exciting we6and. CANCER (June 21-Iy 22) You'll buck the odds as the week begins. Tuesday arid Wednesday will be profitable days for you. A bright idea Thursday. Drive carefully Friday. Big news for all the fami V Saturday. LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) Behind-the-scenes nappenings won't be to your advantage Sunday. Monday. Very successful with sell-interests Tuesday, '"ednesday. A business opportunity Thursday. Unexpected news Saturday. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Outside Interests are hard on the budget Sunday, Monday. You gain something secretly valuable Tuesday. Lucky venlures Wednesday. You make sharp moves Thursday, but not Friday. 7- V -• VI (D 197 AXN it 1W AVIV— Him I do SALe S., - •-- CAMP J G,5,eA VA TD: ONtJsdAt Fx S1STFe,,C1J1,-uY io a1srA7' TMXH Y6A<~Irlllf TC0,CP10, S6, C114S S T 1EX A H / D S/E FOR i WE ART SHOWSSHERAS4Ny F/YE T4LENT, 8UT/ VOWEFA8LE WHEHEHERpip IS CENEO. HELP 5HORE-OPH OEP EGO. P4/SEHER1Av/SHLy/N FRONr cF OTHE R -, S S14F 1906r -S WEL L I SOL ___ ) l - - _____ ADDIT I O N TO 1LUII THERE'S A HORRENDOUS INTEREST RATE THAT'S FULLY. , . - Nona , _ ,,, . _ - "IT SAYS HERE 'TIME IS MONEY'! THAT MAKES ME THE J PAUL GETTY OF CELL BLOCK A!" "DON'T ASK HIM IF HE WANTS TO MAKE SOMETHING OF IT, CAUSE HE ALWAYS DOES'' hS THE WEE SEPT 28 OCT q 5 NOTE: en otters o Bernice e e so, C o n wsp p --P.O. Boir 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot answer all the letters, only the ones of general Interest. I SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Plans poorly laid Sunday, Monday. Midweek vardinq concentrate on ml;or pro ects Cross words with i friend cfl(j C)fJ( 1Cflt1I ft Lgun [.tn- SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be extra-watchful In business Sunday, Monday. Good news from a pal Tuesday. Good judgment Wednesday. Ambitions reali?ed Thursday. blocked Friday. Something twewing Salurday In inty CAPRlCORN(00. 22-Jan. 19)0lflEcultieswithcloseassociates5unay Mo iay Substantial material gains midweek A clever idea Thursday. Y ou're too easily angered Friday. A rise in status f you on Saturday. II __ PoLIr/cALF/6u2E TOW4pESE,/p THEREIL SE SOME IN 4Zso J%dWr111#6;acA AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb l9)Doni overdo physjcau as the week b Tuesday, a good day for partnerships. Lucky legally Wednesday. Thursday ' ' Losses are likely Friday. Big plans begin to roll Saturday ' .' PISCEb (Feb. 20 - March 20) You're a bit 100 wasteful Sunday, Mo FART a nd ______________________ W-1, - BUGS xvast'a t-11 etc a,nd this N ont S _~t I SE OF:HIIE~ BILL6 X inty 'rn- ... . -. ;4 ired 0~ 4 __% — irRams PAVr A % a they has the 't- INPICA72C .S* OW - niet Very creative Tuesday. Fortunate financially Wednesday. Unexpected Cooperation Thursday. Mate temperamental Friday.Good a business Saturday. — i.000 an Sti1diy . GARNG PEOPLE OR 1/NG CIS/PER THE/. PERSONS B0RV UNPE TH SIGNS OFAR/Es, j/5g4 4p CANCER ARE LiKELY 70 8E E GREA TEST OFFENDERS. THEY'LL HIVE T0 SEEYTR4- REFL/L.4IIpWEEKgNEW$W/L . I - 1g! PREu r CT lIII' —' M LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You're too demand ng Sunday, Mondz . A dating enterprise pays Tuesday. A hope is fulfilled Wednesday. rjood results at work Thursday. Slow down Friday. Important new beginnings this weekend. &AR 4 _ . UIL W Atq U S. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Sund& Monday are bum da6s domestically Tuesday is fun. You*fe ucky with Id ideas Wednesvay- e careful whili working Friday, You may well gain a new ally Saturday. Y e, ) AVX7FTW $Aa 4 - W/TH THIS #41,ffqANW14Lt0SE- — 7'00 HUSWI-Y. 5 4AA fing _ ('Ty LJ (Ci tj k T PMB s Vo \ 7'.1'7::L'b\ unid 1 an wit rator who Owl 4wx -zw CA -- - •' uaren until hcar rneys mund that one •- . T lie EE$( were DOC Jji I sc C of R WAY - 7e ?Oeé4e4 OU- NICE SHOTS OF IOU ANP SOUNIS CRAZY, MOM,HUH? I PRETENDE17 T EwT r GETYOU WERE WALT9R BETTER PICS t Of'I'T SEE ANY OF LI L T by Ed Sullivan SHE WASN'T AROLNP " WHEN 1 5HOT THIS ROLLJF '\NHOS SHE G0114G TO ESE I I II !111V HOT (,1 ,Y. I 'ONT too PER PORE ( ALL July —' %fl ense If I tl9 $ tioner 7 1 ty ler, to arlier "7 lee three- what AA + I, 1ii'-•• S h IlIIliuft4 r fl, jjlilii /1 Ij 'Jti1 '[I - '111111 F, F4 e and ALL HOT DOGS! ____ __ . O*<AY WHO WA5 SHE C / UI ) I A RIG L cc ro,.. ADD F UF... CiUL' LiVe CE...So GUS tfrS BEEF(r UP, /00 PeR CEUT ASHROQ WC pi - ASC ( o RD } - j Ralph Yates e of - state ie in. -tap on )e trial :p and uperty to any if the) TU11 :i7iq' - . I ram I LA r gives retaps i In the - L UW 1915 bi Inc TM Reg. U S Pat Off arently circuit wid he the al- wiretap 1 �-•.-._____ __________________ 4C—Even BEETL BE CA311PUS CEATTEIR by Larry Lewis RECOVERY i0041 "ou sw MAKES US TH E MOST " RECOVERY ) CONSIDERATE COL.L.EGE ROOi11____ lNTE COUNTR"iL , MY IJOONESBURY I I U HL by Garry Trudeau 8M1'77F011, JIMMY! )W k R COMM, RtALYCoa.uv L4 MX' ir Sc4AVP? ,rr / I 9RAH44I CAtL5O a'aq. ('HATt - 4T N1 W , A5 A FR/EMP PtAV/N6 V&79; FR MAX 2 . IINP FRLEWP$"PATE. 4 THE 'lot cau ; rDESiGrED CI IT EXPRESSLS' FOR\ THE STUDENT OR PARENT, A S THE CASE MW cm cc J? Two, 5IIRE, J/N,ty, R/C/4RP.. You i KM2/1i —/T5 MNOIt/7,2/Ar?. 10vLYAT f'frfE4UY Z7OP 7/REP.. - XtIJANT - I •- I CAN Is" 00H6ZL. FlItt 7060 aACK P/-.4Y— /f0/ C71177 EA 10 COUE6.. PC T/fy 414VT AT 8:00 -- iriT !r\KL cr To, f11D 'J1)M \jr V_ CAPTAIN EASY Crooks & Ro y L wrence ft low XmaL3E:Y 1P 00 r2l fella by Dave Grane .80 CALM Ti4A715 ) kNOW BUT YOU DOWN AND I A LOT tiXERCIS CON-MOLMUST UNJUST TAkE I EASIER ilL W AN DTRMflE IT EASY! T4 Ex-IEN-r O 141S / SAID 1HANDONE, PR8ONALI7( C4ANG W1ZE! rj C A;ZEFLJLLY! ~IAI N OFFICE JIr __ LLt ___________ , I IZI THEM UP OM, rM SURE H'U IT, 61JT HE 13? GTQvR fl4lNK HE'S UNDoJ _ K JUST 140W SAP OFF DO YOU HIS ECOVE( WILL TAX mm.,. I I ..BUTI WILL NOT PUT UP WITH THAT! / ring 'of (I 1 were aring urt Jr . Uflt11 j iVL€ 1 an 'rator who 15,000 ed in riIfs iaiof <aren until hear - neys inund cthat JOHNNY WONDER WRONG WITH THIS FITURE F 101311r+," 7+7 7 _____ __ CW55NUMER PUZZLE WkXr'S I JçJ A 12 2'i ______ ___ 3 1 - •-41 ( N.oF im NL$ 2 I 1 5 ME ' (t - • I DOW IN COMB ) IJ Acws I L ____ 'UCH MONEY I ALS SNAILS I MOu*fll '5 UNE irs I4EAC. 11 HAS A LONk'VWNGUE THAT IS XVE R g C7 WIT4 HUNRE OF TINY FILE-LIKE roJLE ' _________ ACROSS - [— (weg. OF i 3 -. I 3+iL cx i— FILE OFF e116 OF LEAFY C7 ONE DOZEN = ---- UTGROWN ThE GAWEN NA1L'5 - ]P3R1SCXLXaA1 S POP NATURE COLORS' , , ________ ___________ - by Dick Itogers PLANTSAS • x [1 DOWN 5 COLOR'rWE SNAIL 6RA*Y W11H A PENCIL phone -4IN-JG! by Al Vermmee - I WHOLE NEW /OUTF=IT./ " //-•----<- -- lCKMYOWN) d by ip on nJuly efense (YOU'REA YOUNG MA pople 4- orT4pel Ifloner while L_ L_ NYOuR).•( 'AAT OWN, OUTSIDE! ;•• -7 i .-!•t I his ler, to 000 'artier I . • that t - tcret" Ralph TI L --= - !1k ...: ,•. - 1j5. • I.;; . mr, 1T4• V_* thrett. what illar-a. ft ring e and 1f '.;: I 0-4 . .1 Ralph Yates bo ISt' of sae Ism OF FUN AND GAMES I - jf J &.NE1'i t&L C5TINW, -- - -- A LiVA 1MA1 14 ,%%O5Ut1O Ecr4 I1O YOUR SK ThE UVA WPfl4EMOQurTo P 'OU LOOc' ALY f IN. CiJflkE -1ti i )fl Ct1IAA ...•. .,-. 5e In. 'Lip on le trial and , -' �_______ -_-. SHORT 3EtX B S BEET MY 5USINESS IS AE30U - -- - by 30'ra3mk llill 7. LOST AFORUNE OFF 'r ' i Ei 1 L -IF I.R.S. WANTS 1O.00O IN3ACK TAXES... J BUSINESS PARTN R 68th Year, No. 33—Monday, September 29, 1975 /J( QpJL1110 _ Kwiatkowski THE Asks For Meeting Aid For Zoo Considered rsto 4 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - ternis, the ne execu tive assista nt to the corn mission. By FDPRICKF following, cue: Iferald' ft Writer Reduce the number of picnic tables from 100 to A WORL P. Seminole County Commissioner Ifarry KA iatko%ski has requested a meeting with Central Floridia Zoological Society trustees to ctinsider the 4101 C, Cori anissioners rill the position the -rose," 1kcause they have failed to agree (in a title. Also, the), have yet to establish a salary, although 0.000 Cut costs of landscaping and signs. —Delete a $4,200 visitor infomation -service build'rig. has been placed in this year's budget for an assistant's salary. Reduce cost of entrance sign froin $2,100 to Management Consultant E.11. "Woody" Un. 1rmi diff erent perspecti ves, I belie ve that both our board and your ustees have the same objectives in mind. we may be a roa ching "For this reason. I ani requesting that you arrange an iinnwdiate meeting of the full "rd of the problem from different spectives, I believe that both our the day-to-day activities of count) government. In such an assistant is called a county aln,inistrator. possibility of grant amendments to bail out the financially ailing z(lo project. / CA 1 Lo. 11111 - SoM & - DAYS : - ;e C70E~S HT- A R1 -7 C BUGSxzqy board and your trustees have the trustees so that our board mernbers and staff may Meet'A ith you, face to face, in an effort to clear up IL by Stoffel & Hemdahl i . . 'Lcr i'M A GOOD CANCER/ r CAN CO THE RkUM'A, TANGO, X)'\LOO, SCHMANTZENFRAN'rZ .,... ... "Y7 - -.',..-".. tRANT? T '4 Delete elevated alkways, m Nchwould result in a savings of $7,140. ku iatkcski, in his letter dated Sept. said he pursued to avenues. One was to extend the deadline, something Froenike athised against. The dtadline (or closing out the $2(X),000 grant is Dec. 31. The seco.,d avenue was "an alteration of the Officials Lind outlined cuts which reduced that ,uil(Uflt to $12,000. xope of work to be performed on the projeI K A iatko A ski said. irre%ersible. It's looking that Aay," Viblen noted. If that' s true, San lando Utilities will be required At a workshop today, coffin iissioners were s& heduled to discuss the "rose," or in laymen's to resubmit its request for rate hikes to the PSC, and not to the county commission Harry Kwiatkowski - Attorney by last year's queen Sandra Day during ceremonies at the Sanford Chic Center on Saturday. Miss Hardy was judged the winner during the fourth annual Sanford Business and Professional Women's Club contest Helping the new queen Is State SenatorOp tori Wilson l-Cocoa Beach).Herald Photo by 1111 V incent Jr. CROWNED Death Threat To Give nve-year-old Shelley Renee Hardy Is crowned Little Misi IS type title. Also, Conntssion Chairman Sid Vihleri Jr. met pith County Attorney Toni Freeman to consider reversal of last week's decision to turn over County utility matters to the state's Public Service Cornriiicri Though Vihien vowed last week to fight the action, he said today it "loks o like" last week's resolution is irreversible. "Possibly. Ae have taken action that is said in a letter to Jim Ryan, the zoo society's president. The commissioner said he will be ready to present "in detail" the possibility of grant amend. nenis that should receive "favorable eauent" mutt state and federal officials. 'Ihe issue centers (in the fact that funds slated to tupstruct the zoological park are overextended by more than $0,000. Kwiatkowski met with state At a meeting with Richard Frocinke, the director of the state's Division of Parks and SCHMAN iiiinistrator" Might imply more authority than they desire the position to have. So, Underwood has reconiffiendedsome sort of"'assistant to the board" unfortunate misunderstandings " '4' same objectives in mind." But, commissioners here feel the terni "ad- I • inion ____:--. - r;: - Told ' - By BOB WI) Herald Stall Wntr7 . Ali , t Scho ' ol Bus Drive Returns To Work 0 I, 1; r9 • WINTER -SPRINGS — City Attorney Newman Brock is - , EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider ; .. The death threats were - an I "u_ Inspector Ray Bradshaw to Ellen Thempscri, secretary in t ii ;= Ro the school transportation office. 175 fee 7 , MW on . 1• the . Cowart continued th, trial - -_ Frank Ray, Optimist Mrs. Van Eepoel charged the International lieutenant ducted into the club by Mac behind her, said Mrs. Thomp- permit wasIssued illegally, --_ governor, Winter Park, in. McGraw, former statewide son, al though Brock had advised stalled Optimist ficers of the Sanford Optimist Of The Year, who was 9'00m5 Junior igii OiOOi Bradshaw he could issue a Ambulance attendants carry Michael Andrew Bogeajis. 4. DeBary, on his way to Seminole Mem orial Club at the Mayfair also instrumental in the for. permit on the split lot. Hospital. ihirrald Staff Photo by Joe Askreni Principal E.L. c.are Country Club on Friday night mation of the local club. I. I. It t and also announced three Initiated into the organization said pupils told him Mrs. ineoturtuauoi t 3.9 acre awar ds won by the local club, were Marty Bacon Sr., lIar.,id Hodges had momentarily lot in the Rancivands area was I ,-J I Incoming officers installed Benson, Ernie Butler, C. B. slipped off the road several previously built upon by Walter Par khurst. Nlrs. Van Eepoel were: President Dale Coppock. Franklin. Francis Jenior and times last Thursday and no 1 ' _ - Truck, Car nvolve d vice presidents Delbert Abney 1,ee Swartz. warning lights were used whon said there no plat recorded in and Bill Wilkins; SecretaryRetiring president Howe gave she ed to pick up pupils. the courthouse on the west 175 Treasurer Charles Ward and out special awards to Mrs. a pp tion 1 Sergeant-at-Arms ac 4ac-I.tare Claypool and ass. &sie as taken home > a uwS does not include . required lavish. Stephe ns for dedicated he lp to teacher and a substitute driver legal uescrlption. aso . .... . I " Count y R - . ' -• .. --. - . -- - - .- - . Of . - -.._-, . . ' . . . .- J'. . Today ell Woman, Two Children Coll St., Altamonte Sp.ings, until Oct. 27 and said he will hear motions by defense attorneys Tom Freeman and Edmund WooJloIk later this week that seek transcripts of telephone c onversations recorded by agents using a wiretap on Crowder's telephone from July 25 thr o ugh midnight Aug Also to be beard is a defense Motion that seeks to compel Calvin Yates, a probationer who wore a "body bug" while a gents tape recorded his co nversations wi th Crowder, to answer questions he ear lier IIIY VI Board members recognized the club arid Abney received a was called to finish the bus run. Pointed out that permission as •• I ision included Clyde (line, Fred special award for outstanding I refused to answer. Davis, Gary Hollingsworth, service as secretary-treasurer, wi"This thing kept snowballing pre Freeman told the court that th the kids. We think the Chip Jackso n, Harry Terry, Abney also received the district Brock ws asked to further A Deflary woman and two Hamilton, DeBary, Bogeajis' scene he was attempting to Yates "is being held in secret" . Don hlathel and retiring distinguished secretary-tre- woman is a go d sa s.a id research resear the rproblem and small children were injured father-in-law, po lice said, make a left turn at the .I.S. by Sheriffs detective Ralph president Bob Howe. t oday in a truck-car collision at asurer's award. report ha.. k 'k Burnsed. Bogeajis said at the accident 92 exit. who headed the three. Ray praised the members for U.S. 17-92 and the 1-4 Sanford month investigation of what winning first place honors for cut, police call ed a million-dollar-ayouth activities in the zone and 7 . -.; year *'steal -rder" theft ring Mrs. Agnes Bertrang, head second place in the state for the that operat ed in Orange and mirse at Seminole Memorial club's scrapbook and fourth Seminole counties. Hospital, said this morning that place for publicity. Assistant State Atty. Ralph Michael Andrew Bogeajis, 4, .-.., '1-1 A highlight of the eveni ng was Erikkson admitted that Yates DeBary, was undergoing skull ai In naming Howe 'optimist ' 'is in hiding" because of x-rays in the emergency room :. The Year.' threats on his life. and may be admitted for head As Seminole County's of the mass transit needs of Erikkson said the state cu ts ind lacerations. .. population continues to grow, residents," the study sa>s doesn't intend to use in She said the child was in good county planners are looking at Planners say an "appreciable 4 formation from the wiretap on condition one form of transportation they rise in the cost of gasoline may Crowder 's telephone In the trial Treated and released at feel has t greatest potentialto also stir a "reawakening" of of the buying, receiving and meet the immediate needs of the general public to the ('ofl('lifli' ttI hospital %%cre Angela Bogeajis, a .........Ir1...I't...L o 0IIIiI10 motor home that was seized in mid-August rai& by shetiff's - ad adjacent to Mrs. Hodges' bus was followed Woodrow E me rt Six new members were in. transpo auon director, driving . ' Altamonte Springs bar operator accused of being a fence who bought and sold a stolen $15,000 . 5•• f. revealt-d in a ont-hour hearing today in which Circuit Court JLdge Joe A. Cowart Jr. gran ted a continuance until Council meeting on the controversial granting of a building 2514 permit on a split lot. ': I steal-io-order" thett ring cases is in hiding because of t1reats against his We. ij,, scheduled to give a legal opinion at today's 7:30 p.m. City A Seminole County school bus relieved in the middle of her Mrs. Doris Hodges, driver who was temporarily route last Thursday was back Laurel Ave., a bus driver for Councilman Irene Van suspended with pay after being on the job today. the past four years, was "very Eepoel last week failed In an ill" Th ursda y but "seemed fine effor t to revoke a building this morning." according to permit issue by Building Optimist Club Slate Installed At Meeting S By J/F HeraJd Staff Writer • , . - .- --. . 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UlqZqY UGS !I SY LV I- TEWS ACCORDION 5CRAM CUT C HERF_ AN' PLAYIN ' IS EAD ENOUG'H THAT G HOWLIN AN& WITH IT IS T TAKETI-I' THIS IS A PUE5LIC VJITI-4 VA.' POOCH OSIST IN THOROLJ&I-4FARE ... UR ----' PERSUADED TO CEASE I • R . ~N so 069 1; II . it ____ • ____ é ' ' I ) . : . V - ii ' " 6 . _ _____ I i -- - - :_ s!--._- i l 1 aice i i 0 a Jwlior layers - ___ _ ,.-_____ ... __ . - I — I N a iI Y_ _ I - I I - — . i ), - ------. ... - 2, ta W i T - a,= i4 F-1 19 A&M 1 61-4F - - GENER06ITT . 0 __ a 'i . to I VIANOS. - 0 0 s______ - W4664JE- k, P. 1J=JF, . — 4 *~ --~~>% 4- - I!, - GIORP 71 , ___ ___ ,I I II 1, ,~ ' 1 ____ L (e"tj N 7 . 041 s __ - , -I 19 0 - I ~ I rl.lw, ' = i~_ , -- - - 'r .. - / ______ co - ~cj .- - , - r -V%L - %. a • . . * . - ! work 4 .4-#;*,q ,4*4 14 ,p ##,.c ,,g ,j , -#,-f i4 -4 -i 4- A -0-w I ~t -5 A s_ii!_ - a cut in state and federal revenue sharing funds. - - * — Aa Z_ I __ - __ - - . -- - - -LIT% -- f 84 fit-AI;~ef 1;J 4, 4.4 if lgw __ ic A ~J .— .- . A . - . . -. .t __i~ -- __.__"_~ , -1 - --- Vihien Jr said that he ____ - Assistant Betty Simcoe zi.-i Staff Assistant Eleanor . BROCK RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD I Naturallst Stan Brock (right), accepts Disdagullbed i Zoological Society from Vic Gi"er during sanford,cAuLlede JS M's Distinguished Service ye A%ard's Banquet Saturday night at the [Ake hionro &n.othe a Word ' photo's see page 2A. Court committee voted cuts of $8.9 million in the current budget and another $6.4 million from the 1 76 budget request. County Students Commissioners learned Friday that their current budget would be about a half miWon dollars short because of over the weekend and come Li) * work session, in order to save conunissioners time with the The first most obvious cut thh seem to be outlayitems,capital programs, olds Bund U u ing order, ViWen said. But. he explained. the commissioners could probably cut item and An appeals court af- separate days to Herring's appeals court. then. projects, such as expenses lmaUon of a Sanford Circuit office Earlier, herring s office said councilman Donald Myers planned for f trucks,and the The proposal has caused a Judge's suppression of The appeals court order also the appeal and suppression did McGrath was last reported in development of parks and furor atFTh,wl stimates of statements by Altamonte upheld the suppression of not deal with renewed and Tulsa, Okla. and reportedly recreation programs, before Springs Public Works rector statements in the case Job losses for 114 professors a by corrected charges facing hasn't been questioned by they would have to even con1p.st.rwtors if the freshmen The Seminole County school Anderson sas a Donald Bundy sent State Former Altamonte councilman Bundy but the al was delayed Brock. Sider further cutting the county system, for the most part, Supreme Court ulin increases U.S.class la eliminated Attorney Abbott Herring's staff Donald C. Myers, authorities pending the appeal. Perjury and conspiracy staff. to law books today for research said. grants school children their pressure to allow a child such Circuit Court Judge A.J. Charges against Bundy "In this year's budget," Also, educitors say, It would righ ts provided by Florida law to see if they can stifl bring rights. "We're reviewing the case to Hosemann Jr. said he would froin the state's contention that Viblen told the Herald, "there disrupt in suspension eases, School high court ruled 5 to 4 education process Bundy to trial on charges of see it there's sufficient in. dismiss the new charges if a M) and Doman violated was no 'featherbedding.' Every last since It's not recommended that election law violation and Formation to go to Supt. William Layer said today. % eek that in suspensions lasting or if the key witness, John McGrath, election laws by accepting the employc was necessary: ' 10 days, students must be students switch cla&ws bet- conspiracy to Lvinmit perjury. appeals court ruling is ap- %4 asn't produced by the state for money from McGrath through Layer's reply was in response one to Vihlen said that comThe Fourth District Court of pealable," Assistant State questioning by defense attorney Bu given at least informal notice of Y. missioners will probably study to Gov. Reubin Askew's charges against them and a sophomore year. Appeals in West Palm Beach Attorney William Staley said Newman Brock. education adviser who said he Bundy and Myers told the budget deficit most of today Friday upheld Circuit Court t(xiay, chance to defend themselves. The decision could also easily McGrath, the state contends, Herring's office they falsely beginning at 9 30 a.m. with the doubts Florida school children Herring appealed the Sept. allegedly gave Bundy $400 to be said all $M was given to Myers intention cl ' The court said longer up the cost of higher education Judge Volie A. Williams' are being given due process taking definite suppression of statements 12, 1974 circuit court sup. distributed equally between (Continued on Page 3A) action at t Continued on Page 2A) rights such as having an adult their regularly made by Bundy on three pression rtiling to the district Altamonte City Councilman lCantLqued On Page $-A) scheduled meeting tomorrow. r defend them In suspension A - I -- , _1_.- • -i~,., 1. I .. -1 311110AJNi__ —_ q.-r 4,74 - - . Z I -- ~ four '-,' __ 4=1~ - - __ 1T! McCall, a regent from 1962 to state universities. The i of 1968 and now a member of the Under the proposal only the financial pinch and Gov. House education committee, three football playing schools Rubin kew's orders to cut . I / - were made, Marshall Harris, newest member of the board, led the The proposal to eliminate move to halt acceptance of freshmen classes was one of freshmen at the two sctm1s. a severa made by the board's Four other state universities Regents, says he finance conunittee lag week to already are limited to upper and the try and hmit spending in the division students, with no fr men classes at FTU University of South Fllodda in uPcom # Tampa. "I strongly recommend its scheduled for Feb. 3 in Orlando Harris said it is mu om- cheaper for the state to educate rejection," McCall said Sunda in a telegram to Marshall mendations. The regents lower division students in the govern all nine of Florida's Junior college system. Criser, regents chairman. •. Q.X~l I- ,*. i 1 . ) lff ) I- I 0 ar, so el 5LWP - ___ ___ . A1U/VC//-I- .. - r,r r. i I I 13Y THE ZEESTY TASTINESS OF.)7, r YOU ARE'A VIP.TLQSO OF O/ 0 ___ - URK! . ME.00 YOWL - i W. Budget find other under present funding. - 7a__7 li i ---:- _ 1 f In an effort to take a closer look at a 1974.-Iri5 budget -shortage of a half million Seminole unty Comm issioners ave scrapped planned selous in favor an attempt to balance their mangled - .- - -. l YOUR — ,., m ma - bureaucrafic Meanwhile, Rep. Wayne __________________________________________________ M00C.HIN MOUSER.-- I_ .I ----..---.------. I . said . z _? ______ -- ____, _-_1:-_____.________ .___ ____ McCall said if regents can't Thursday when the recomways to cut back on mendaUoas but the state undergraduate eliminating freshmen entirely officlal program, legislators should was considered for non"I don't see how we could help find a solution. foc:baU playing schools. hane it under our present , ,, ,, Weiuon Swu anicipaes a p'an sugges,, or SJC President Earl Weldon said. "it would mean a freshman enrollment of about University of Florida, Florida lot more students than fun- 2,200, the maximum number State or Florida A&M. a _. --- wa I - UT Without addiflonal funding called on regents to cut the willaUftyearstudentste College (C) of fat, not rester for the fall term. wouldn't be able to accept freshmen classe . Florida Technological University (FTU)In the fall. an ________________ -- 11 V. 11 I - I UT' only L-• I , I DINNER? ____ (,-I / PISH j - ! RA ROWL / j y - ' EXCHANGE # / _____ . 1 'Frosh'Turnawa OKAY, YOU WIN! C'MON HOWEVER, ICOOLOE5E _. - - -4 ______ County _________________________________________________________________ Ponders .Wi _ Sa s Funds INeeueu ex dahl & kI Senlinole 1--rw % . ! Cr I : Stoffel by SJC -_ ; 1.5%%1, ". ~CBM _.___ - 1 - --- " M, -_- --i - - _____ -_ _. J - __1 mnillion 1_. I :.;!--I . . into ______ 14 R being I • _______ I - - -- will ranted G inflation. - _____ - re A . - _._Zj . -- - __ --._- - _._11 I I- . $3.23 per in March to decide whether or Fowler said January fuel Irlcity per month, has one punt 90 per cent loading by late 1975 with a not to rant the full amount costs passed on to consumers Lower bills at FPL are complete near Cal River. second unit ready by late 1980. Also, if Presideit Ford's oil Both firms recently won requested. Seminole County consumers amounted to $14.38, while primarily due to the utility tariff is applicable to oil refined interim rate rehefs totaling $69 will be digging into Construction at the Crystal FPI, is Florida's largest "Another increase of about $2 February fuel costs will rise to using nuclear power to $15.02 1 . outside the United States, million for FI-1 0 1 1. and $33.3 will be forthe ming if the ful River Plant, Fowler says, has utility with headquarters shrunken pockets for an extra generate electricity. Scott Burns, FI11.Is com32 to almost $4 beginning next electric bills will go up another million for Florida Power. FPI, amount is granW," Fowler h.alted because of a lack of located in Miami. Florida Burns said about 2o per cent. funds. Thus the consumer is Power Corp., Is based in St. f $143- !,aid. PSC approval of FPL's mercial manager, said fuel month to Pay their electric bills, $2.50 to $5 sometime in July. I g deprived of a more ef. Petersburg. coststhan at FPL next monthpaid will be power company officials million, and Florida Power has total increase would add less customers For the time by two nuclear plants locisted ficient method of generating $j requested confirmed td is anotlr$1 8jtoiiionthl bills i suriit r on (It ti FM. serves about 1,QO Florida south of Miami. Ja1fluaIr electricity, off Sfl pokesman ' Although hist year'ss fuel F r&1ghtCo lines will pay ho useholds, most of which are Bud Fowler, Florida Power's FP! fuel prices will decrease stranglehold has Florida Power Cor . which also has a nuclear plant located In the Sanford area the two $2 15 more per month for 1,000 manager of consumer affairs, The fuel adjustment tolumn from 47 to 81 for the serves the lion's share of under construction in Saint uttiliks serving Seminole kilowatt hours, and Florida said the Public Service Corn in Fl rid Florida Powers 38,000 Power's bill Li slated average household that uses customers in Seminole, has no tcie Count} The County have been granted Power Corp's interim rate hike mission (PSC) has set hearings to uni customers, for the most part. next month, a o. 1,000 kilowatt hours elec. nuclear plants on the lice, but 1idats say, will be ready for live in South Seminole. i _______ , ________ — Firms I NdwNWIWA - Sanford Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 9 i Power -aBy El) PRICK - Ilenild . Herald Stall Writer I ~ *Seminole Bills To Increase ~ F V 3. I - -. ~ - 1 -- .. :0 -- iiig 67th Year, No. 137—Monday, January 27, 1975 ~ I 1I __ 7 _/ __ I ! 1 'I - I ..___ ...'.. 00 - -,: 11 IL) ". , ! ON IN 6AUL AND CARI'HA&F TIN PAN ANY ts ____ ___ _ m 11 - - I - . - ti ____ - _____ ( { ri ; &A y - - /'.AESARJSE) Frank Hill b _____ ___ _ -- - X. I I ! - 1 i~_ _Fi SH03EtT RIBS Z. I I . ~_ V 't I -_ ~m - - . I M -_ ,-- -- Rights Protected 91 C~ ~ i recent ka W . 7 - = K. I of by ,. - A~ND 10CL,V A K)ORD FROM OUR H E L LD, AL L YOU &Gj RAODSOM E ME" OUT 7HGRE! 14AVI"& AW LLXK UJITH THE LADIES7 SPWSOR ... to,o k 0 __ . i ~ r :k . . 11owie Schneider ________________________________________ M ______________________________________ #_ r - r—\ /' 1' PERHAPS YOU SHCULD :~AACHO' 0E0E)0RAAJT! I TRY LOVE A MAM VJHD USES *MACHO' =-----.-:. \\ I z ___ \ - tF YOU #" i I c? - 4 of - I b -, _ -_." -6 __ ---: I. . ..C— - AMMW ~ . on any suspenson-e r person or by phone. That Is - i . / i - . QL ___ I — _~ _~ -~ ~ - -_ __ lr-_ ~ a ( -- - _~~ mna, ______________________________ - - - , t_ -M Fiv , =--z I A~ I - =_ 1 ~ I I - — __ - - - t - ------- __ _ I ________ -- - - %~ 1~ _, "I ;,. - Index -- - ;0 I _ .I--- 0 I 0 -- L% -I-z-M to 6 •- ' j~_ I ,_ . - r7r.,41 L _i, 1-- 1~)A 1~771N ~;,~_ 4-i _%A L - 7 -1 Z_4,~~_ , -:%- -._j. i,_-f- _z:__:i y1_1~ , -- .- --I.: A - . _. . Zz-t, -, ; - Robbery Suspect Eludes ~mk_ki Police In Speed Chase k N-7 . : %Z - & 4 f.1-__f*-C--74 _ 1- ~_ -- ~, Casselberry police and nian ran from the store. jumped Deputies cut the handcuffs Orange County ,authorities into a mstomer's car and fled fret ,Mrs. Preggors who told - were searching for a with Roche in pursuit. suspethasedSundaynighttn Karcher said the Ispeet entered the store and one, a stokn car at speeds dropptd a pistol before amdwithanautornaticstol, 100 miles an hour fm the speeng away in a car owned said, "Ths is a sUckp" The scene of an 'attempted armed by Michael 1. Barry III, of men escaped in a car after . reacng - m -..-.. tal : ___ stem r MAYBF- ITS YY-)P, DECE)ORAAJT! g -_ ____ __ x - z _ 0-. - ii :~o - _____ _____ - P ____ • i - i' I( 0 ______ - - ( ' rossw ord I uz e bb' I A -L-,--- ' - mk_- - - I . . - --- . '- - - ' ____ Kessler told investigators Francis Roche chase(] the bandit had threaten sus ct from SR36 and Red , 'to blow his head off if he ooded area store's safe and cash drawer, - -_ -_-r-_w E I ~_ . 4 _ - f ^ .a 1 ,1 - __ , . 1/ . . - - 0 1 6~ 6 - --"Ili -_* - - i 40 *~ S05 zots - - T-__ W- - I - I I ~ I _ / _ Obituaries ............ .... 5A -- - __ - I- IJ* I.1 = I . 1 . . " . I II I . I I - zv_ --=_I- -- , ;. i h r t' .I - F _; -1 - - --- - - - -) k '-i- - i fIr - _1= .. Tangerine man and three male speed chase, Karcher said, a fired during the incident and Highway Patrol car ramnwd froin Plymouth, al.so in Orange At about the same time nection with a purse-snatching - deputies said a Geneva convenience store clerk was - In county jail today was James Blaine ftisenant, 20, oc wonrou pa o foHowing an armed rohbery. P-0. Box 11122, Tangerine, on , held Saturday and at the Samford Cl 0 a 4smathing'success, according to the show's sponsots, Ed and Sara Allyert of Sanford. Collectors of about )I p.m. when he stopped A Titus%ille itian told deputies $21,500 bond on charges of the rare, brilliantly colored glass dating from the )cars of The Great Depression came from all over at the Tenneco Service Station. he found Meredith Dreggors. robbery, aggravated assault, Florida, as %ell as from as far &field as Texas, New York and Connecilcut to participate In the show. Grocery at S11436 and Red Bug 33, handcuffed to the door when buying, receiving and conA large crowd of viewers from the Seminole County area stapped to during the weekend to admire The [load. Attendant Gerald he entered the Handy Way' Food cealing stolen property and gIass are Kessler of Caswlberry shuuted Store at SH46 and S11426 to buy three counts of contributing to that he was being robbed and a food the k linquent of i miinor . - t 1L. i ,_ I = _______ .__ _ .- :~e A , 11 Altamonte Springs police morning 45. ,There was.32 of an Inch of rain over the weekend. Mostly fair today. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. GLASS SHOW DRAWS CROWD omp R roffamm _____________ - - tilr -- - -= - - ~_ --- S ._ __ &ihi --____ '. • • -, - 1itJIIL1IUL - - -. - LL. -_ - -.--_-- - - - -- ---------- -. - =- ' • , • • a - -- _ - ' - -- - _ --- •. - -' ' - •- - - ' ' -. _ - • -. • s - , a -. - ' -- - - -- •- - - - - �2A—Even1ng Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Jan. 27,1975 - i N~ - SDeciaI Zcn na Seen As Answer INAI "N i IN BRIEF - WASHINGTON (AP) Vice President NelsonA. Rockefeller says he believes the commission he heads will find that th e CIA violated its statutory authority by sp)ing on American citizens and must determine who ordered the a llegedly illegal opera tions. Rock efeller , th e head of an elghtiember commission Investiga ting the CIA, said his pa ne l's investigation will "go as far as any action leads us, to a Republican president, to a Democratic president or anybody else." WASHINGTON (AP) - Th ere will be Increased congressional support for gasoline rationing If President Ford's energy program falls to cut fuel consumption, says House Republican Lead er John J. Rhodes. However, Rhodes said ra tioning now lacks sufficient support to override Ford's prorrised veto of such a progran. flhodcs :d uust l{tpublicans now support Ford's plan to put a $3-a-barrel tax on all Imported oil . The administration says prices of gasolin e and o th er oil products w ill rise th ree cents s a r esult. Arson Probe -' __ .---.,-4 - Is ope n ed - i __ ' - -. l an automatic sprinkler attwo holesof theSterpark Course, - north of SR-46, tn the Midway P --- - ______ l - ''V4- I 56 -y- \,••J , . -- ____ a 1 ' ___________________' -. i i,, '• 1 It I __ Public hearings to consider schedule for Deputy Luke Stallworth . H -. In Sanford, police rezoning ordinances for rezoning, variances, review reported the barn was engulfed reported _Ir 1. propertyin the city wifibeheld and revision of site plans, aptwo schwfala driving wind tonight at 7 p.m. during the provaIo( plats andappncau chm At the Church of Christi, j~'. : and rain storm. 1500 Park Avenue five weekly meeting or the Sanford for annexation. -• Qty Commission at City HalL The barn was owned by classrooms and the minister's The commission also wil l William E. Kirchhoff, of 1617 stud were ransacked and CA The first hearing will be to receive the city manager's East N FORD SH RIN ERS New officers were Installed by the Sanford rime CIIth Friday night by 8 Walkup (eester) SecondStreet, Sanford. vandalix,ed. PaftWm Lewis consider the rezoning of the report which includes a letter deputies report, potentate of the Bahia Shrine Temple, Orlando, shown with the new pred&al PU GoeMel kftg and property east of Ohio Avenue from the Fidatida DpIftfl)0fli Q)m said fl p John ieppard, first vice president. a sou Investigators said there had parrinly Juveniles, mark ed INSTALL OFFICERS ye to Transporta, denying the an agriculture district. PCi;ww walls with a'a ?nns and rubber city's requt bg a , ,trc been Public hearings also will be signal at French Avenue and Ind ding One in which stamplK wattered dirt floors held to corer the second 9th Street. a firebomb was found In the and unreeled numerous I S , Needs Funds o r " F h Sanford m-Se no le i It -IN -,t. ' ., -, .. ~ - 7t - r , * ______ - ____ - .- - = I - - $ - ---. It iJ- ___ 1 '— - - - "4' - _/ - •. - - . - -. -, ,•, Viewed ByFIDC -. - - -. - . ______________ 4? . f . j. .. _______ _____ ____ __ ." -. _______ . — pr - - HUMANITARIAN AWARD — Herald Assoc. Pdft.r Joku Spoiski to San Hoffmanand Steve Richards for sa ving tow' lives at Ost 1dge. . ,- - . FAITh IN GOD AWARD- BrackentoP,ey Jack___ __ I I EMS _________________ -. __ - i _ - " I .' -. ':: --— t,_ - N" -- ' '. ''.' .. '' . — . -'_ —. '' ..- I . . -' - - I -. ' . . . - ' for the city council to decide city attorney to defend the city the ficea setting his salary. i - -. - ______ _ .;__• ••• - ::':':-:::-:-:-: Student Rights Protected ', z FINAL E X P E N SE LIFE INSURANCE '500 TO '5000 ISSUED FROM AGES 46TO 87 - -- -- ' CHEVROLF DOUARS-& SENSE SALE i~~~A . - $45c* FI'E ON AAP4Y NE 19,75 MONZA. LA ON ANY NET 1975 NOVA . $2()O DFBAI'E I $200 EBATE ON AW NEW ( 5r , , 1975 VEGA a S. 8 - .-..---1' . •- F F - -'- IV . I - - ,I -- - -. It's a great tUne 1,' IIl.Ike a'iii l'c't ale.il a flew Chevridet, Jurmg ('hevrikr\ "RlIar and Sensc ' Sale. "RilIar" a III ICI1,II C .iIhI "':tic" ; in "('hevr,ik, Ike' SIIC ti AIIICIIC :i. i,ii i't Nio..i l\'. Wht he-'r tu k' iJe 'n. ni gei a runn. siIiJly bnilr, eay-ti-tIrive, ti"rn'pirL tnmpa'r .ir. There are t tanJarJ Nova elin: .111 t\IllIii1IC .il I\t Itid' or 4, hIlL t,._' 4 ' I .'. - / ~ 1. - . . ( . - -- ANNOUNCING 1-_ . aj whe ther to accept the Florida in the Jaques' lawsuit. ----The city charter sa ys the Fraternal Order of Police • The resolution made lien- mayor may either sign an or_ r. (FOP) as the police depart- nigan answerable to the city dinance for it to becom . law or ment's collective bargaining council police committee - may veto a proposed Ia', agent on working condition.s Mrs lirrnann and Schreiner ;it and pay. the time -specifically and the COUNTY OFFERS BOOK BONANZA The state FOP last week city council in general. coueo .:.;::.'::::.:.:::: submitted a petition to the city Mrs. Ruth Long, coordina to r of print materials for the Seminole Co unty Jaques between % the time School Board, displays a council said to contain the Hennigan was "hired" and the : small portion of the outdated books — some dating back to 1928 — available to the public free for 10% OFF the signatures of 12 of the city's 14 April meeting declared that taking in unlimited quantities. Textbooks of all types for grades 3-12 may be found at the book ON ATI'C4SJTSA LES depository je t 911 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford, Monday through Friday. full-time uniformed police payment by the city of Hen- :.: .,. officers,' including Hennigan, nigan's $10,000 annual thru Feb. 15th. 1. requesting that the city accept was misappropriation of Bedroom & Living the FOP as the policemen's municipal funds. Jaques Room Suites, Baby bargaining agent. dropped the suit. Beds. Hanging Baskets, Hennigan, a former depu ty Then councilman B. L. Helms ' Chest of Drawers. she riff, an ex- Longwood po lice filed suit against Williamson, Wall Plaques, Tables. Box Springs and (ContlnuedfromPagelA) o!flcerand a past police chief of Mrs.Lormann and Schreiner as defend Uselvesby having an be solved by denying him an Winter Springs, was the M a ttresses, Lamps, 2 center individuals contesting the suspensions may require more adult speak for them. Mirrors, Antiques, education, of a continuing 10 battle between meeting, broadly hinting the forma l procedures. Clothing, Carpet, a "Susponsiort and expulsions the city council and the mayor's three had violated the Z Floor Coverings. Layer said before a child Is "After years of feeling like simply aggravate and postpone office during 1974. Dressers and More! "government In suspended in Seminole County, the 'boy who cried wolf,' the a child's problem while passing the sunshine He was "hired" by the city law" by calling the meeting and formal investigations are court decision renewed my him on to the community, to council in January, 1974 after challenging the validity of the conducted by princi pals who commitment to con tinue the join the ever DAVE'S Furniture increasing welfare the governing body and then- resolutions passed at the inform par en ts, when possible, task force studies on disrup ti ve and criminal rolls." 1 500 SANFORD AVE. mayor Eugene Jaques meeting. before the child Is ousted from students, In hopes of finally ' SANFORD Anderson said he will seek deadlocked on the choice of a 323.937O classes, -::':.:.:.:.:..: 1. bringing about some positive passage In the state legislature police chief. -Charles Miner, state Depart- legislation for students' rights this year of a milder version of Jaques at the time insisted ment of Education general and due process," said Ander- a 1974 bill which outlined stu- that according to the city counsel, said Florida children son. dents' rights and responsi- charter the mayor was to ap. havehadfherjghtfortwo)'ears bilities and guaranteed point the pollee chief with to hearings before being "Many school officials have students faced with suspension confirmation by council. The suspended 10 days or more. He heretofore used the narrowest due process. late-councilman E. E. said he didn't know of any pupil and most immediate weapon in * The 1974 measure passed the Williamson and council suspended without being given their arsenal - . . student Florida Senate but died In the members June Lormann and a reason. suspensions and ,expulsion," House when Speaker Terre'J Don Schreiner took the position, But Anderson said, "In many he said. "As an ex-school adSessums failed to name a con- however, that the charter Write and give us your date of birth cases, due process means due ministrator, I am firmly con- ference committee to work out called for the mayor to name a Life of America Insurance Corp. of Boston processing out of school. I say vinced that the answer to a differences itween the cham- city marshal and the two terms 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02I0, Dept. 09.5 Ii they're not being given due child's school problems cannot hers. — police chief and marshal • (Depending Ofl Agej process in view of the fact 're not being re pri'sented by an adult or a legal counselor prior to being suspended from school" Anderson said 80,000 students weresuspended from Florida schools tn tht- 1973-74 school year at an average of eight days each. He said few were able to . ARIES (March 21-April 19i first, play when they're finishPut very little stock in In- ed. Panel discussion on Women formation passed on to you at SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) in Local Public Office 8 p.m., luncheons or cocktail parties. You'll feel you have to put on a Congregation Ohev Shalom, It's merely colorful con- front to make a favorable im- Orlando. Free Admission and rersatlon, pression. That's your pride refreshments. Panelists TAURUS (April 20-May 20) spcmiklng, not the real you. Seminole School Board You'll find yourself in a spot SAGITrARLUS(NOV. 23-Dec. member Pat Telson and where you'll feel you have to 21) You're easy prey for a fast. Casselberry Councilman Edith tell a few white lies to cover for talking purveyor of flamboyant Duerr. Moderator Dr. Marilyn shortcomings of a family inem- Ideas. Be sure) ou buy the steak Whiskr. F'UU professor. her, not the sizzle. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. JAN 28.30 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) D(, your budget a favor. Spring Vegetable Gardening It's kind to compliment another Den't spend funds earmarked Seminar (or tirea residents, if the remarks are d eserved, for essentials for your irn9:30 a.m.a Garden Club of Don't use flatters today as'a mediate needs. S an f or d , 17.92 at Suniand tool for ulterior purposes. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Estate s ; and 7:30 p.m.. First CANCER (June 21-July ... Vtaut mArp Rrnvt,k,, tti Int.,.A co"M" ssl ned upon graduation .' / 1 United homeowners Association of Winter Springs, 8:30 pin., City Hall. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL. ~ - - :__-- Sanford Optimist Club, noon luncheon, Sheraton Inn, 1-4 and SR 46. Speaker Jeff Garland, "Value of Estate Planning." For Tuesday, January 28, 1975 Commissioned EDUCATh- Johnl;Imln'oI -_______ - _ ._'z. HOROSCOPE i .40 nagan Is k - The Florida Industrial Development Council (FIX) will hold meet1ngTueady 8t the Siford Port Authority bull&ng to dis the present state of inrialdevel in Flori da The meeting, from 1-lpm is CO.Spon,Sored by the Area Development Council of the 14 Flerida Departme of Corn. merce, the port authority and theGreaS L of Commerce FIX reprNentj train member Jack H Horner, who is executive rnlnager of the mmris V- - i 'absolute folly" and predicted '. y I -___..................I -t JAN. 27. FEB. 1 LPN Association of Florida Seminole Audubon Society, 2 Dollars-bag clothing sale. Division 38, monthly meeting, 8 p.m., Florida Power and light TAFETA Xchange, 112 S. p.m. Lakesiew Nursing Center. building, Myrtle Avenue, Magnolia, Sanford. Benefit Sanford. Speaker - Langley Skating Party for Idyllwilde Adair, Pollution control officer Little Red School House, TAFETA and Special Olym- School, Melodee Skating Rink, of Seminole County. Open to 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. pies. public. Free public showing of "In JAN. 23 Interior Design, 7 p.m. - 10 Search of Ancient Astronauts" Overeaters Anonymous, 9 p.m., AEC No. 38, 8 weeks. Call Rod Sterling film based on a.m., 600 W. SR 434, Longwood. Conunuruty Services Office at "Chariots of the Gods", 2 p.m. SJC for reservations. and 7 p.m., Orlando Public Monroe-Wilson Elementary Lions Club, noon, Ubrary auditorium. Film may School Advisory Committee 7 House of Steak. Speaker — be checked out. p.m., Monroe School. School Supt. W. P. Layer. "serious repercussi ons,, on the floor of the House. - - CALENDAR Of maitiarid -, I :- -;r PARIS (AP) — President Anwar Sadat of Eygpt arrives in Paris today seeking French arms and more diplomatic support against Israel. Sadat's visit to France is part of an eff or t to sh ow the Soviet Union and th e United States he has alternatives to reliance on either of them, Arab sources said. Forma StateReP. Lew E,k& Jaycee Award Winners IF; - 1~ Sadaf Seeks French Aid M ' S warrant a Seminole County firemen Bennett reported an unknown (Continued from Page IA) have to absorb the overflow. Southwest Road, south of 2Dth signal. "It would only apply for as eliminate freshmen has popped contained the Saturday blaze "projectile" was thrown from a Street and wcst of Seaboard Two members of the regents long as there are financial up. In other business the cornbut officers said the barn was passing car and smashed a two to Central Florida students have been quoted as saying the problems," Criser said. Coast Line to an industrial mission will have the first burned to the ground. Criser maintains the board foot hole In a window at e beca cuts district, e tuiti th us on would only be a temporary is higher at readings on seven other zoning Also the question of whether has the final say, but J.J. Today county department of Church o f God, 804 Sanf ord priva te universities such as measure, but just how tern. th -establ is hing a fee ordinances, e board has the power to Daniel, chairman of the flu= fire protection officials said Avenue. Rollins College which might PCY —1)00(10 knowm mike the final decision to C(*fllnittee, UYI only the state cabinet can approve such ac. 0 - - -- were not synonymous. Helms' lawsuit said the After Jaques filed a lawsuit in resolution creating the office a)! circuit court seeking definition public safety director "by it LONG WOOD Tom Hen- of the powers of the mayor's very wording creates a pernlgan, the city's police chief office, including his role in the manent office, vests certain and pu blic safety director, has na ming of a poli ce chief, the po wers in said officer and resigned effective Feb. 15. He council major ity — Wi lliamson, provides that said office r be turned his resignation in to Mrs. Lormann and Schreiner — paid an annual salary of $10,000, Mayor James H. Lormann over in April held a council meeting none of which can be done the weekend and no at the Williamson home, except by ordi nance." replacement has as yet been adopting several resolutions. City council last summer named. Among the resolutions were locked horns with Jaqus again The r esignation effecti ve da te ones creating the post of public by adopting an ordinance would keep Hennigan at the safety director (Hennigan was cr eating the office of public helm of the police department promoted to that office) and safety director, designating through the deadline — Feb. 12 creating the office of special Hennigan as the person holding - ,. - readhW and adoptions at orThe DOT denied the requesti, stmcbm and two juve:nfla recording tapes and destroyed ditumces on: I we-m- sem leaving the barn on them. accoriding to the letter, les. --rezoning the property north there was not enough tramcw". - -, tr Patrolman Richard L. Of Country Club Road, east of the intersection to . -6 - BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Sent Pramoj's centrist Democratic party, the chief opposition to Thailand's mili tary dictatorship for 30 years, led In early returns today from national elections intended to set th e country on the road to a durable democracy. However, with more than half the results In from Sunday's elections, four parties identified with the military regimes were gaining and had a good chance of figuring in the coalition government that is certain to result, ______________ . - Democrats Lead Thai Vote - - ' -. "' . 1. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer a ______ ___________ ALGIERS (AP) - The oil-exporting countries have agreed to a meeting wi th their customer nations and plan a summit meeting of their own in four to six weeks to try to work out a a unified position. These decisions were announced Sunday at the end of a three-day meeting in Algiers of th e oil, finan ce and foreign ministers of th e 13 members of the Organiza tion of Petroleum Exporting Countries. A communique said the chiefs of state of the 13 nations will hold OPEC's first summit meeting between Feb. 21 and March 8 In Algiers to thrash out their position. -----. ____ '___________ '-•-•--. ' — -~ - --I-. Oil Summit Planned ,'" W _- _______ - . %_ ________________ I 1 Gianfranco Facchini and Sergio Zucchelli for nearly eight [ , ;J - 'V ,. asse berry, ! \..•. i ____ :' .~ . o •1' - - ________ hours, the federation's appeals committee said the two were "severely reprimanded for unnatural movements of th eir feet and touching their partner 's feet." Italy and t United Slates were favored to make the fi nals of the tourney. •. — , 11 -. thousand dollars In farm 'I - BOB lLOYD HCFIidStaffWift,i. nci 4w , i 4 _ ________ SOUTHAMPTON, Bermuda (AP) - The United States team was expected to withdraw from the world contract bridge tourn;i,ient taLly In prutct a g ainst the failure i1 the World Bridge Feder ation to expel two Italian players accused of cheatin g by using foot si gn als. After discussing the charges by an American journalist and others against . 1 - —' ti1,. they were not notified by the shrs office of theflre 'iP" are 'GUll gathering Information Sheriff's deputies today on the fire for a possible arson reported an arson probe is Investigation underwaythconnectlonwitha Weekepdvanda Saturday lire that destroyed a wires and smashedlscut(ol . controls for large barn and several E — W~ pft1% -1 - - _______ U.S. Bridge Team Quits -- I __1 _ -1 . z-1, ~ - I._ 11". ---,-.=. - - . .,.! II f ~ V!'q_ . V --, ._ ~~ - '':1; 1! :,;Z-~_ I I I ''I I 1,I 4. z_ . :I Is _-I,.,. .- -.. -~ --I I.;' 1~ , 1 ___._ .- - , . , .. - '! ~!i , , __ , U --- Jr" -i In Barn Fi*re expert, has been presi d ent of the University of Chicago since I9&8 and dean of its law sei before that. President Ford nominated him for the Cabinet post to replace William B. Saibe, leaving after a little over a year &.s at torney general to become ambassador to India udies r - WASHINGTON (AP) All signs point to a prom pt Senate confirmation of Edward H. Levi to be U.S. at. corney general, a survey of key senators has disclosed Levi goes before the Senate Judiciary CommlUft today for formal questioning after having met privately with S I r ._ Longwood Position c.:E: ~'iz.iili -F-_P, t_1- -; 4 _1.7a_.". i I.2., r -- Thong province. * Levi Approval Predicted f i — ______ SAIGON (AP) — Two South Vietnamese A37 bombers were shot down today by North Vietn am ese an tiaircraft missiles during a battle west of Saigon near th e Cambedlam frontier, th e Sou th Vietnamese comma nd said. Aokeaflsaldonep(1otwMkj1led and th eot he rres cued. In the gro un d fighting, a communique saId 41 North Vietnaxr,ese and 6 government troops were kill ed and 29 government men were wounded. The action, on the second annierury of th e signing of th e cease-fire accord in Paris, w as part of a 9-day-old counteroffensive by 2,000 South Vietnamese trying to , Rationing Support Seen ~. Bombers In Air Attack - ;"i;X~_;#*_ , South Vietnamese Lose - H ennigan Resigns -----,--, ~_ ~~ -_~~ ~~_:- -___1-- X I~I -~ I ,.__~ IN BRIEF - — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 27 l975-3A - I.-I!, -.. ,-I.- , --- ,-, WORLD Anc rii ,ci To Show CIA In Violation an ord Cou t a . . i Editor's Note: The six-month By BILL BELLEVILLE I old Ad Hoc Commit tee on low • This action can be aided wi th committee remain even after with housing, perpetuate the Herald SWfWIIIET the help of the county corn- the committee is phased out, blighted areas. The county and moderate Income housing : y ' ' In Seminole County has just missloners who can make the sees the need for a "special should monitor f ed eral grants completed Its studies and has — "development climate as ad. zoning ordinance" to give more c1osiy something they While there remains a strong issued a final report citing need But But the ad hoc report is not vantageous as possible for the builders of low and moderate haven't done In the past — In a lot low and moderate cost housing problems, effort to obtain federal money homes a break, SlId pointingfingers. private sector to opera te j housing, builders In the county In its docu county." recommending solutions, Vihien said he has been in to support such programs, he mentedentirely Ad are devoting their time to the Hoc Chairma According , support of upgrading zoning said. d are currently 4, dhpIucu, upper middle income type County Planner Bill Kercher, Specifica lly, Kercher's report and subdivision requirements Some of the other recomhome which just a few years has presented a has detailed 36 solutions that — utilities, lot size, substandard homes that exist lii ago was priced as a low middle alleviating the the county — in the next five home. will help the commissioners over the years. But, with the mendations are: problems e Th • reasons, according covered ' — ii:e establishment years, 5,000 low cost and builders began to tm- current Infla tion situa tion, of a homes will to the report, are obvious. be needed, Including the community IJeveiopment plernent what is called a only way to overcome t he The "shortage" of this type of "complex" solution, renovation of the ones currently zoning studards for the lower Department to carry out Higher priced homes do not housing not only makes it rated "substandard." income family would be to housing activities. If require the tight profit schedule "Inconvenient" for low Sid "ihlen Jr., project create a special zoning But In addition, there are few that lower cost homes do. families, but it also "retanis commissioner for the ad hoc category — The county should moderately priced homes for Besides, it's just for them. Zoning establish target areas having easier for a new the developnnt of our human committee fully accepts the family earning a $11 ,910 requirements, including lot concentration of blighted areas builder to break Into the field resources as well as the growth report, agreeing that the county annual salary, which was the here by sifl, wo ul ss strict under and establish these as priority d be le building more cx- of our economy." commissioners will have to median Income in the county Iii pensive dwellings And the new zoning, Vthlen said, look at innovative and flexible areas for improvement. then 1971. Today, the report offers there's inflation ' The report's solution rests on ways to provide medium and Vihlen also agrees with a general recommendations and — Citizens living in the target stimulating action from the low cost housing." report recommendation that areas should be encouraged to Its impression on a county ofThe result of this is shortage private sector of the cornVihlen, who wants to see the asks for the correction fkmal. of participate In the redevelopof low and moderate homes. munity. "activities" of the temporary social influences which, along ment process. Rockefeller Says Probe S I . To Low Cost Housing Problem -. ' in etincering. AnJ ft, Auierkans are used t. Migor rr, judged the Mon:a 2 f 2 in (We separ.lre atieirie I\.furL• flatntn u thk t. �*-.---.,- , Evening r Herald ~ 3001%. FRENCH SANFORD, 32771 Ar ea Cod e 3O2II or 1.3 AVE., Monday, Jan. FM. 27, 19754A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WHJ.l,M D. CURHlE.Mnji Editor ROBERT ('. MAR KEY, Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $1420: Year, 121 4O By Mail: In Florida sanie as home delivery. All o ther mail: Mc'n:h, e2.70: i Months, 16,2O; 12 Months. $32.40. Finding Fault In Easy Task i Around Come on, Wally, we're all pulling for -you! & many limes we take a pen for granted until his name comes into a serious discussion, and then It dawns on you the important part he or she is contributing to the welfare of the community. Such is our County Judge Wallace Hall. It certainly wasn't intended that we wait until he becones a patient in a hospital before we extoll his virtues, but unfortunately that is the way It turned out. Judge Hall underwent major surgery at the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando this past Friday and will be in intensive care for the next couple of days. Obviously, he will not be permitted any visitors. at least for a little while. However, In the meantime how about if you take a minute of your time, for a man who has devoted his lifetime for the children of thk or. .1 ..J him a get well card, O.K.? I'll have more on his recuperation in subsequent columns, and thanks in advance. . The unusual situation in which this democracy finds itself .— with its two top leaders holding office Without a vote of the people -- has drawn renewed expressions of dissatisfaction from critics of the 25th Amendment within the Congress and wi th out. It seems likely that proposals to repeal or modify the procedures for filling a vice presidential vacancy will win hearings in 1975. But the alternatives invoke little enthusiasm. The special elect ion advocated by some iniluential lawmakers could be costly, timeconsuming and, particularly under the circumstances th at preceded the appointments to th e post of Gerald R. Ford and Nelson Rockefeller, a threat to unity with its invitation to partisanship A return to the succession processes, which existed prior to the amendment, ould elevate congressional leaders elected without consideration of potential presidential qualifications, Abolishment of the vice presidential position, labeled a "non-job" by more disillusioned capital observers, would only make more likely th e ascension of a president of doubtful capacity via the succession route. And suggestions that the electoral college select the replacement to fill a vice presidential vacancy merely implies unmerited respect for a body already considered by many to be an anachronism, Th e original sponsor of the amendment, which won overwhelming approval in bo th houses of Congress and was ratified by the legislatures of 47 states, has not wavered in his support for its provisions - despite a political stand opposed to TOM The Clock Let's see If we can help someone out. 1111 offer comes from the Sanford Rotary Club -perhaps we have a deserving person in this area who can take advantage of a fellowship grant. John Mercer relayed the information relative to fellowships in foreign countries being available through the Rotary Foundation. As a matter of fact, for our area there are two fellowships offered: graduate with 4 year degree; under graduate with 2 year degree; or a technical training award. The deadline for application filing Is March 15. The t'n1y requirement, other than the academics, is that the individual live in the Sanford Rotary Club area, or go to school in the Sanford area. The fellowships will be for the year 1976.77. Assuming that you'd be interested in going to France, It would be expected that the applicant be proficient in French, or whatever other foreign -.-\--- --'cnoicv may apply. Contact onlact ei th er Mercer at Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole, or Tom McDonald at The Abstract Corp, in Sanford for more Information. . TIEDE - . n flJ .. . i1ir 11~ ___ _ ________________ '(_ _.. . - -' ____ . . ________ ;:-- . Commissary - . . .. .:- . r— & - -____ _i_'p ..: - -4 \ •, ) Still Accidents Over Weekend Six persons lost their lives over the weekend In traffic accidents in the state, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Identity of two of the vi ctims, a couple killed in a twocar crash on U.S. 441 in Plantation Saturday night, was be ing wi thhe ld pen ding notification of next of kin. John spoiski asc.nrlata editor I i ~~ _- Victor Fstevez, 50, Tampa, was killed Sa t ur day night in a two-car collision nor th of Palmetto, Mary Oswald Cook, 50, of Jacksonville was killed In her hornetow Saturday when her car collided with a truck. larry Boyd Pittman, 34, of Orange Park was killed Friday night when his car co llided with a train two miles of Palatka. Ernst Elered Heacock, 40, of Indiantown, died Friday whenhiscaroverturnedoffU.S.44lIntartIn Co tmty north ,~_ ____ k-,--", ___ , __ -1 - . _..,-. -_. ~p. :--___ - 1.. 1.11 - z _____________ ~~__ - __ _-, - /__ .1.1 ._~-M._ - ---_______________ -~ _. i -. — . I -- __Qffffll~ - - * I go . -______..1_ I -!Pw, 7 '_ TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') A seven-member panel, In- It would be more fair if Su- cluding retired Justi ce _________ Riclu rd . . preme Court Justices or a Ervin, Is reco . appo in ted by them did not judge mendatlons of removal ma ma ,' 7 f the qualifications of fellow by the JQC against Justices lo-It justices, says Senate Gov. seph A. Boyd Jr. and Hal p. -:; a ernmental Operations Chair. Dekie. They are accused of Iril. .•• -. .. •. man Kenne th Myers. ... ••:i' pr ope accepting a proposed P Myers, Miam i, said his opinionrlyfrom ."r' a uti li ty lawyer In commit te e will work on a con- a utility tax case. , '\ stitu ti onal amendment to have L_ The same panel, wi th a r'eI _____ *60 either the Senate or a specially placement for Ervin sitting in, . . appointed panel of citizens hear is considering a sepa rate r A .•"•' disciplinary recommendations movalrecommendatlon again a..... ••. against justices made by the Dekieona charge ofatternptui 19 .....'. Judicial Qualifications Corn. to in terfere in a Pa nama Cii ,. ..... mission. lawsuit. 41 r4 ,-.__,.1 Whena Justice ls the stjbject -T. ,••,•,. Chief J ustice James C. A11i:.. . • ': ga....... . of a j.... disci plinary action and kiss Jr.. and Justi ces B. IC. obviously when the JQC recom. l!rt, l)avid McCain r . inendatlon is presented to the Richard Ervin selected the si _______ Su pr eme Cour t, you have at lower court judges to sit wit k--,*_least a semblance of a con- Ervin In considering the utilit y IT flict," Myers said. casses against Boyd and DekiC WINTER SPRINGS am sure some change a seventh sit In The new Winter Springs Fire Station and CRY Flail facilities were viewed by area officiaLs and the"Iwould be for the benefit ofand the Ervin's placejudge in the to separat public Sunday afternoon during the open house. In photo left Fire Chief Charles Holzman gives four- Supreme Court Justices as well charge against Dekie, C year-old F.rnest Matzlnger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Malzlnger of Winter Springs, a special tour o f HOLDS OPEN HOUSE fire fighting equipment. In photo right Mayor Tray Pilind's wife, Marilyn (left) serves punch as the public. The justices want Dekle, Boyd and Justice Bein (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) to avoid any color of conflict of Overton diquahified them interest" selves. 1 - ____ - -• panel '' .' '... ,. J ____ considering .':::-:. ' .•4•S•, S ,,,,,-,-..•,,,.,, '4".." "• ' - ,---• --,- ' . MIAMI (AP) — Former Democratic National Cornmitteeman Frank M. Mchlale, who was hospit alized here one week ago after arriving for a vacat,ionj died Sunday at N. Big Funeral arrangements were incomplete, A prominent lawyer, banker, railroad executive and political organizer who had never sought or held public office, McHale was born in Logansport, End., the son of Irish Immigrant parents. He had served as nation al committeeman from Indiana for 15 years and was credited with helping two Problem •._ .0' ' _ --"F:---- _ •._* Although President Ford's whole tax.cutting, FORT BELVOIR, Vs. - (NEA) When the _____ recession • fighting, energy conserving mi li tary co mmand of the iCOOs began receiving } package seems to run into mo re congressional gripes t ha t vagabond hustlers were peddling flack wi th each passing day, by far the most • ,.. rotgut whiskey and rancid beans to food-short 14 . ____ controversial aspect of It is his proposal to raise ou tback troops, the post commissary was or_____________ ____________ fees on foreign oil by $3 a barrel to discourage . dered up as a solution. The Idea, back when • consumption. soldiers earned $10 a month and when the f . _____ Everyone agrees that the sagging economy nearest civilian stores were often on the other I!. . .. needs a boost in the form of a massive tran~ side of the In1ians, was to provide cheap and . ;.. ' '--:. slusion of spending money Into the pockets of convenient on-garrison grub for the sake of rank :. ••, Americans. The dispute Is over how big a tax cut and file morale. i'. . there should be and how It should be handled. It has in the years since become a servi ce 1/! Democrats in Congress, however, are InInsti tution of no small consequence. The i -. creasingly opposed to the oil price hike Idea. The government spends $250 million annually to President estimates that It would result in higher operate 420 commissaries worldwide; and some g as o li ne prices of something under 20 cents a three-milli on military people now consider It .m.j. gallon. The extra federal income from this, as their sacred right to purchase food at cost (the 4 well as other taxes he proposes on domestic oil average commissary savings is between $25 and - 4sand natural gas, plus taxes on oil company $30 per $100 of goods). . . windfall profits, would eventually be returned to wonder then the gloom that has settled .. . . • that of the first two vice presidents named under .......-. the economy. among the gra pefruit of post stores throughout . the Jaw, The critics argue that the higher cost of the nation as the Ford administration acts to gasoline and home heating fuel would not only . "It is easy to find fault. - .," conceded India na alter the tradition. The President has ordered directly hit consumers when it hurts most. The Sen. Birch Bayh. "It is much more difficult to severe cuts In COmm'ssary hlghercostoludeotlwouldb4cjyj envision an alternative solution that d the stores to become self-supporting by not 1ordered . prices of a multitude of prod ucts made from 977, and in essence may be ca lling for an end to present further faults." petrochemicals, from to thbr-sbes to textiles, a military privilege that some consider as ImThe 25th Amendment has been subjected tc portant "Want Some Bread?" andthsfeedthsull.raingf1resofInjluonau as retirement pay. unusual strain in recent months, but made possible — the more. , "My Dan's enlistment Is up in says a a smooth transition of power when Richard Nixon pincr1ed wife of a Fort BelvolrApril," At the same time, by raising the cost of sergeant, resigned as president. they cut the commissary they can kiss his manufacturing such things as automobiles, With minor refinements, which some conwhich use so many plastics, it could stiffen years goodbye." stitutional experts believe could be performed by already strong consumer resistance to buying Indeec, so serious is the matter inside the IEDITOR'S NOTE: The following Is a letter to Department and feel quite secure in knowing and further aggravate recessionary service that Pentagon observers hint of forces Congress without further amendmen~ the 25th possible Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore from the Sanford that we have such an excellent law enforcement throughout the economy. should work admirably in normal times. By rebellion "with national security Implications"if Recreation Department which requested that agency in the City of Sanford. As for the energy-saving hopes ofor theplan, It holding a joint hearing on nominations and Ob- the Ford plan is adopted, The argument Is that the letter be publlshed.i Once again our sincere th anks to the Sa rd nf o may be wondered w 0 an all-volunteer Army is not formed on Mayor Moore: hether a 1 .cent cent or serving self-imposed deadlines, the House and Pollee Department for the continued cooperation even higher hike In the cost of a gallon patriotism alone, that certain comforts must be of The Sanford Recreation Departmentwould and ex ce llent law enforcement they are Senate c ou ld expedite th e confirmation of a new of fering gasoli ne would discourage America ns from guaranteed to attract the bodies. "if Congress like to take this to publicly recognize the citizens of Sanford and the Sanford driving to any significant degree; vice president. pay to cover the commissary loss, the great workopportunity done by the And the role of Congress, after all, Is to okay," says a manpower general, "otherwise I Department led by Chief Ben Sanford Police Recreation department throughout every day of For better or worse, Americans are vitally Butler and his fine the year. dependent upon their cars, and the likely result represent the people who have through the voting thInkwemaybekkingoff 20 per cent DetectIveDvlsioninregarthto qijc action poi" Sincerely, of having tospend more to operate those cars, process shown confidence in their wisdom and taken on apprehending burglars that did break say James R. Jernigan some o Despi te such risks, however, bservers, would be that they would responsibility. into the Sanford Recreation Department and Director of Recreation spend less on other things. Is to many outside the military a welcome steal several expensive office machines. and Parks The experience of Europe may be Instructive a, maneuver. And not only for the few million it Due to the alert action of the Sanford Pollee Letters to the editor are always welcome. In this regard. Long before anybody heard of Abu may save the harassed taxpayer. The greater De partment, the machines were quickly traced They should be as brief as possible and 'Dhabi or the OPEC, Europeans were paying a significance of removing supports from corn- down and the guilty parties apprehended and the comment on matters of general interest, prices for gasoline that would have made missary operations Is that it may eventually equipment returned to service to the Sanford The letters should deal with issues and avoid Americans blanch. Despite this, and despite force service people to mingle more with us Recreation Department. It has been nearly two years since the federal Office of personalities, regular civilians, lower average incomes than Americans, Preparedness recommended that the United Slates of America This Is the type of police protection and The editor reserves the right to edit those Europeans took to the automobile after World U prices on-post rise, military people will service which the Sanford Police Department make a significant reduction in the size of Its stockpile of letters for reasons of apace, but will exercise War II in the same way Americans did In the Increasingly trattgIc materials - metals, ores and other cctrzr.odities go offpost to compare. The result has long given the citizens of Sanford and I think great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost early decades of the century. could be which would be needed in a war effort and which would some stripping away of the insulating that we are very fortunate to have a Police in the editing. To be sure, Europeans always favored small, effec t of difficult to obta military service, a reintroduction to the Department headed by a superb admInistrative be in from many so urces in the event of a war. real All letters must be signed with effe world, miDIg economical cars, partly because of the high cost Congress did not act on the reemwjendsUon, and we can now be staff led by Chief Ben Butler and his specialty address and, when possible, a telephone Dumber of gasoline but also because their city streets and glad that it didn't. There can be no doubt the reintroduction Is forces of Traffic Control Officers, Detective so the Identity of the writer may be checked and countryrosthwerenotttoerjcan -As a congressional cozrarilttee has Just pointed out, the deabIe Although military posts no longer Division, and general operation of the Police established, However, the Evening Herald will size cars. reasons which might have existed In 1973 for selling off $6.6 maintain the protective grip on personnel they Department is certainly one to be commended, respect the wishes of writers who do not want In any event, Europeans today are doing what once did (In the 1930s many posts forbade large billion worth f these materials rrust be rreasured against a Speaking as a private citizen and, also, the their names to appear In print. Americans will proba bly do: They are paying new set of world conditions. The government could still use numbers of troops from all but rare civilian Director of the Recreation and Parks DepartWe reserve, of course, the right to reject any the price for gasoline noney, of course, but the stockpile has taken on a value that in some countries as contact), garrison makeup Is still designed to nient and the Recreation staff, we wholehear. letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or isolate. much as $1.50 or $1.85 a gallon - and cutting goes beyond Its importance for defense. tedly endorse and support the Sanford Police slanderous, their consumption only minimally, Many Third World countries which produce such raw rm.aterialshave been leaning towardthe Idea of creating k. control their supply and price the way the Arabs have exJACK ANDERSON ploited their oil resources. Our stockpile Is a potential weapon an.ainst such tactics. We can only regret that it does not Include ii. The Office of Preparedners has maintained tIidL the strategic su'ckpile is much bigger than we n.ight need to see us through a conventional war. Fine. We may need part of It In the future 10 WASHINGTON - Another coverup scandal, see us through the kind, of commodity wars that the oil exThe senator called Richard Klejndjerijt, then the second only to Waterga te and studded wi th many potters, by their example, tright lead other groups of nations to evidence shows that McCann, mean- his Charolais cattle and, theref deputy att orney general. He, in twn, asked the w The ore, had sold hile, had been told that Bunker Hunt had paid them to Hunt for a little less of the same celebrated names, Is brewing behind undertake. than they head of the criminal division, Henry Petersen. off Eastland to arrange were the closed doors of a federal grand jury In about Hunt's Involvement, ft parole. McCann got worth. We confirmed that th e Pa me Dallas. Petersen reported back to Klelndjenst that this Impression, according to sworn testimony, market price, through John Curington, a close and trusted It has most of the ingredients of the both Bunker Hunt and his brother, Herbert, assistant to Hunt's father, the late ILL. Hunt. The senator acknowledged that he had called WatergaLe scandal, beginning with a bungled Probably would be indicted. Kleindiend passed Xleindienst but insisted he had asked nothing but Asked under oath whether Hunt had slipped wiretap attempt. The wiretapper was caught or this Information to Eastland, who notified any ca-01 to Eastland, the wiretapper testified, "a square deal" for hunt, "They will tell Jan. 16, 1970, and his trail led to oil bi llionaire Bunker Hunt. "If it was, it wasn't but $5000 or $60,000, It was an)body, said Eastland, "If they are under Nelson Bunker Hunt. Thereafter, extraordinary After Easthmnd's inquiry, Justice stalled the InvestigaijI tiny compared to everything else," t' pressure was bi aught to kep H c un t's na me out of case. But in 1973, th ' " e department realized the lid The contact wi th the parole board, the sa id was about to blow and indicted the Hunt testAn attorney In the case, Jerry Patchen, also senator, was news to him. Iii administrative brothers. . -ified "that Senator Because the case has dragged on for five Eastland received a assIstantals3told, t 1ftIt - Panel Sought -. On Justices ~~ i M-' 1i-:W,!.f,.;-, - - , 1~~ :...--- , IQ;". ~.,-?.'' . _ ~ _-1 -_ _"' 4 ,___ I_ BRIEF Democrat McHale Dies s— ;JV 14; _* ~. I.-. Six Killed In Slate Gas Use -.,: 1_1 I- , . , ", ~- I r IN ---..... ,IJ \LLFAL)E ________ , - - "', 1. ____ _____ __ 1'_ /\I - 7 ____________ FLORIDA ' /T _____________ ---- 'i DON OAKLEY . Fur 1* will all be driving Cadillacs and we'll be riding camels. — UNEMP1.oyM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 27,1973--5A You know, at the rate things are going, the Arabs ____ Showdow Coming It doesn't happen frequently, but the folks at Disney World were caught In a blooper when they laid claim to "having 1h only mountain" in the sta te . This proclamation was made at the recent 'pening of th eir Space Mo unta in at trac tion. For the record, and according to Cal Ze th niayer — a(lflhinistrative assistant to Rep. Vince Fechtel, there is a riiountain located in Lake County. "As a matter of recor d, it's locat ed elf HIghwa 561, between Astatula and Ferndale. It's called Sugarloaf and overlooks Lake Apopka," said Ze th mayer. Go ahead and look it up if you want to . . . It's o ff icial and is credited wi th being 300 feet above sea level. (Now If th e Disney folks want to change t he ir claim to read the state's only 'mouse-made' mountain, well that's anoth er breed of cat, or rat, or whatever! ,.. Democratic lawyers, Paul V. McNutt and Roger Branigan, become governor of th e Hoosier State. 0 D. Suspect Held In Knifing •' 4 0 eein n ic yes re r I ~ I ~ ~ IE . , GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — A 23-year-old St. Petersbw'g man was arrested Sun day and charged with first degree murder In the bizarre butcher knife slaying of a woman at a Gainesville convenience store, An Alachua Co un ty SterIff's spokesman said Th omas Edward Lowney was charged with the murder of Gerda Covell, 36, a Santa Fe Community College secretary, Lo wney also faces charges of assault with Intent to commit murde r In th e woundin g of Michael Hart, 27, of Gain esville. . -- -'---- 1 ., ., ) -- Coed Drowns In Keys , - " KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) — A 17-year-old coll ege coed apparently drowned while taking scuba divin g lessons with classmates off th e Flor ida Keys, th e Coast Guard said. A Coast Guard spokesman said divers recovered t he body of Cheryl Frances Cave of Atlan ta, Ga., shortly after her instructor noticed her missing Saturday. • Letter To The Editor - FICTITIOuSNAME tue . -- - - DtfencUnts NOTICE OF SUIT MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TO WALLACE L SHEPPARD, a I. JAN. 23, 971 EdmOnd R. Washington John H. Fillyaw, Casselberry Micheal Goodman, DeBry Robert F. Clarke, Deltona Joseph J. Distefano, Deltona Anna Guinte, Deltona Mary A. Keifer. Deitona ADMISSIONS Sanford; Neal Burnett Dorotp,,a B Fogle Donald Green Rev. John C. Miller LeVer Ruisell Grcebi'fle M 'det,er. DeBary William Welch, Enterprise vs OEJ 99 Ruth E. Hamn. Lake Monroe Bessie Wallace. Longwood David I Richards. Longwood Earl ludwig Jr., Osteen John Manning Christian, Osteen Cecil Boswortpi, Nw Smyrna Beach Thelma S. Niblick. Longwom Vincent E. Bacigalupo, Orange City Mary Ellen Wilso Oviedo JAN. U. 1911 ADMISSIONS Mr. and Mrs Jerome (Dloresi Moste'y a boy , Sanford DEATHS ______________ Sanford Sam Kelly John Mims Paul Puccerella Charlie Henderson lames E Lee Jane V Patterson 6. boy Henry A. Brown Geneva Fayson Matthew J. McGill Michael Lawrence Keifer Julie H WP'ddcn Dessa M Knight, DeBary Henriette A Patera, Deltoni Beulah B K ilfoyle, Dellona William (Bill) Welch, Enterprise lola (I Green, Geneva Born in (lay County, W. Vi'., she lived in Osteen for the past MK.S, MAUDE ANDERSON YOU ARE HEREBY P4011! lED that an action to fore-close a moe tgage on the following real properly I2lt Signal Battalion Ft Riley, Kansas 66417 Willis F'endell, Huntington, W. Vs.; brother, A. E. I)urhanm, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Chuluota: 11 randchfldren and -------,,,,,, Miss Annie Barclay, Live Oak. Councilman John a a report on tlX 1974 annual udit from accountant Charles Lansing of the firm of Spillane, olds (20 u rt U ph g on Bundy Action Lansln and Snyder; open bids on group hospltalizatlon, hear staff and commission reports and consider a request from appeals court ruling "only Barclay Woods land de veloper confirms what we contended — Sandy Kay for refund of 91 (Continued from Page when first questioned, sta temen ts were sup- that ere were tllghiy irregular sewer hookup fees. pressed by Judge Williams and interrogation techniques used " he blasted Herring's handling in this case. of the Case — comparing his "I only hope they've learned tactics to those of th e Russian a lesson and now know the secret poli ce. legislature only allows the state Brock contended th e attorney and assistant state statements were made to • .tm V1 -', attorneys to use subpoenas to Herring's chief Investigator, interrogate people," said Jack R. Fulenwider, without Brock, a fo rm er assistant state the State Attorney or his assistant present and that In. attorney In Herring's Sanford vestigators can 't utilize sub- office. poena powers given by state Bundy has continued working law to the state attorney or his at his Altamonte job without ta ts -10 great.grandchildren Brisson Funeral Home is in Mrs. Callie M. Beall, 77, of charge of arrangements. Osteen died Saturday night, limits; The Altamonte Springs city coznznLssion Tuesday will bear R uling assis ____________________ MRS. CALLIE BEALL ,4 p p e a Is The DISCHARGES n Brock , said pay today that th e pend co ing out me of th e _., -- -.1 I — 1 SEMINOLE COIN CENTER I _______ 333-4313- - _____ case. VVEATHER Yesterda-,s high 75 t morni ng 45 tp, Mostly lair today. Partly clou dy t on ight a Tuesday Highs In the upper 70s today and near 90 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 22 years. She was a member of Mrs. Maude Alice Anderson, T'1ay lows in the upper SOs EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the Osteen Baptist Church, the 96, of 58 Sm)Tna Dr., I.)eBary Winds variable mostly easterly to 10 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Rebekah Lodge, Sanford and died Sa turday night. Born in mph merly Plelle M Webb. a ka Neile CIVIL ACTION P40. 1S74CA04-B Volusia homemakers Assn. ['ten Forecasti, Wtdnj,,, Margaret Webb and STEPHANIE Live Oak, she came to Sanford through Friday In re the Marriage of Florida LeMay Survivors include daughters; 63 years ago. She was a Gener ally fair sndwarmwnyjAy MAY I DOLLIPIS. WIFE. AND RESIDENCE UNKNOWN THOMAS GLENN DOLLINS. Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Sanford; member of the Congregational but turning (uOl( Th,.d ,sntl All parties claiming interests by, HUSBAND Friday lows Wednesday upper Se'. through, under or against Nelle M Mrs. S. H. Derrick, Falls Christian Church, Sanford. north to near 70 south and Fr,dj NOTICE OF ACTION Jacks.on,EormecIyNeII,M, Webb. Church, Vs.; sons, James, ElkTO Survivors include a daughter, owrr lOs north to tower s south 4 THOMAS GLENN k a Netle Margaret Webb and INS. view, SV. Vi'. and Earl of Mrs. Robinson. High Wpdne',da upper SOs north 'ci Lucille Stephanie I LeMsy No 261i5O.41S 70s South and Fr.Jay low 60s and to all parties having or claiming Hockledge; sisters, Mrs. DeBary; 10 grandchildren; 23 northLpper to mid lOs SOuth Ri 112 to have any right, title or interest in Sterling Ansley, Aluchua; Mrs. great-grandchildren; a sister, Daytona Beach tides for Tuesday 'B' Company the real proper ty herein de%cr,bed LARRY LEE WEBB. 5R, el Defendants NO ME OF SUIT TO- P4ELIE M JACKSON, for ap- Larry Goldberg and Andy Piland BIRTH Sanford: c Miriam Chase Frederick J. Eltonhead James S Ekern Jr David E Higginbofr William D Causey Delor es V. Mosley Cheryl Hodges Harry M(Quatttrs Tim Edward Le Leola P. Clark Loyd Woods. Deitona Arthur F. DeMetteo, Deltona Lee flurgess. Dettona WITNESS my hand and seal of _______________________ 01 board Casselberry officials will Seminaui. DISCHARGES sngt man Sa nford FICTITIOUS NAME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Elizabeth J Bombard Notice is hereby given that I arr that an action to foreclose a mor Margie D Davis engaged in business at 701 E tgage on the following property in Janet C DePeister Semoran Blvd. Altamcnt. Springs, Seminole County, Florida Evelyn D Dossey Sminol County, Florida, under the Lot Ii, ACADEMY MANOR. Ernest England fictitious name of HADACOL SALES UNIT ONE, as recoroed in Plat Fried. M Forsyth, COMPANY, and that I intend to Book 13, Page 93. Public Records Of Cecil P Core reg, stersatdnamewithtneClerl,of Seminole County. Florida. Otto Hammerla nd th Circuit Court, Seminole County. has bten filed against you. and you Ethel M Hughes Florida in accor dance with the are required to serve a copy of you r Sally Lipsey provisiomn of the Fictitious Name wtittenci,fens,s thereto, if any upon Grace H Mills Statutes, To Wit Section 961 09 LEONARD V WOOD, Attorney for ViIlie Sams Florida Statutes 1917. Plaintiff, at Suite 211, 211 Mailtand Otis Sanders Jr S Robert T Brock Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Florida LouiS Uminger PubIiVi: .IAn 6. 13, 20, 27, 1971 77701, and file the Original with the DEJ is Ctefkof the abot Styltd Court on or before the 17th day of February. — ___________________________ 1975: otherwise a judgment may be en tered against you for the relief AREA dema(ted in the Complaint herein IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE said Court, this 16th day of January. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C IR' (Seal) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Arthur H 13c'ckwth, Jr COUNTY, FLORIDA. Cler k of Circuit Court CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S9CA.os.o By. Joy Stoles FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP Deputy Clerk IGAGE ASSOCIATION, PublIsh Jan 20. 77. Feb ). 10. 1971 zoning Altamonte Springs City pointments, discussion of a Daniels; and several items to Commission will meet at 6:30 work session, and two citizens, be pres ented for Mayor Troy p.m. Tuesday. _______________ cartels scandal, plant, 1 engaged in business at 705 Collins CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DIye. Sanford, Seminole County. COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEJ 16 a ____________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ Casselberry at 7:30 p.m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CANDID PHOTOGRAPHY, and DIVISION A that I intend to reg ter sa1 name NATIONAL HOMES AC with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court , CE PTA NCE CORPORATION an Seminole County, Florida in ac Indlna corporation, cordance wilt, the provisions of the Plaintiff, FiCtitiOuS Name Statutes. To Wit. Secflon III 09 Florida Statutis 1917. WALLACE I. SHEPPARD. a single S. Ocvid 0. Morris man, and FANNIE A. SHEPPARD, Publith: Jan. 6. 13. 20, 27, ieis a single woman, alor Action Florida under the fict?ious name of CIVIL ACTION NO, PS$4.CA 49-A Stockpile Essenti l BERRY'S WORLD Legal Notice Casselberr Fun — Notice is hereby givm Ihat I am THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL HOSPITAL NOTES 9 Increases Another Watergate : Eastland Bbd e ri? Legal Notice GAINEsVII,lk;, (AP) — and damage account for about needed to pr odu ce the actual it would be able to recognize person would see only gross searchers must develop a natuSynthetic eyes that see could be 20 per cent of all blindness and visual Image on the eye, Daw- subtle differences in intensity light patterns ra th er than spe- ral synthetic gel to fit against developed in six to eight years, are, for the most part, incur- son said, from th ousands of points that cflic objects, says a University of Florida able, Dawson says, the sur face of the retina and The University of Florida reflect light to it each second, researcher tackling the support thousands of the light But Dawson says research by plan involves implanting 50 000 Wi thou t this sophistication, a problem of blindn ess, In addition, Dawson said, reconvertors. the Gainesville team has shown to 100,000 tiny ligh t convertors, Dr. William Dawson, director that it takes only a very small microscopic replicas of the so.. of the UF sight la boratory, says electric curren t to prompt th e lar light panels used on the it's a tough pr oject. But he adds undamaged portion of th e reti- Sk)la space station and other hfs optimistic that researchers na to send visual messages to space vehi cles. y usi ng new space technology are the brain. ds Ai Like their space counternear a breakthrough. A tiny electrode placed on the par , Dawson says Gai nesville sci- eye's outer surface can trans- w outs the small converters ld excite pre viously in. entists have been working to mit electrical c urrents to inn er active nerves in the retina. Item duplicate the retina, perhaps layers and cause a bli nd person For Council If the converters — known as the most crucial part of the eye, to see light, Dawson says. photovalta icc" — could stiw. The eye's cornea and lenses One of Dawson's volunteers ulate enou gh nerves, an image The city councils of three discuss an estimated $70,000 already had been duplicated, he who saw light for the first time would form on ano Winter Springs City Council is er por th ti on cities — Casselberry, defi cit in the ci ty's budget and a expect ed to accept says. in )'ear's described the scene as of the retina a nd be relayed to Lo th e ngwood and Winter Springs request from Leo J. Cole to resignation of City Attorney me retina, the eye's in- "brilliant as the a urora bothe brain. And there would be — will meet tonight. Winte nermost portion, is the realis." r operate a taxi service out of his Tom Freeman at its city hail sight. Spr ings will begin its meeting home to provide service to meeting. A work "seeing" instrument. It focuses In other labs, an imals are unshop will be But Dawson says that to be with a workshop at 7 p.m. while South Seminole cities, light rays and transmits them dergoIng tests tode followed by the second reading useful, researchers must make the gavel will call to order the On the agenda in Longwood of Ordinance 113 giving Council to the br ain. Retinal disease much electrical currenthow Is - the artificial retina so complex mee tings in Longwood and are: the Shadow Hills sewer authority to change speed highS OSa m .$34 pm . low I it a rn , 7 15 p m . Port Canaverat Brisson Funeral Home Iii high 710am, S ,29 pm . low I 32 c'hare of arranvimpnt - . ' n an o sa t' r eam ____ �---=w..- , -.-..,,... -. Is 6A -Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNANE Notices hereby given that I am enOagedInsines%a,ON Winter Park Dr Casseiberry 32707, Seminole C3unty. FlOfidA under the fictitious name of SEMINOLE TAXI, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordanc, with the provislorn of the Fittllioij Name St3tutfl. To Wit. Section Florida Statutes 1957 5: leo J. Cote Publis7s: Jan. 70. 27. Feb. 3. 10. i97 DEJ 76 . , IN THE COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT. 114 AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. In re: the Marriage of SANDRA SMITH. Wife NATHANIEL E SMITH. Huthand. DISSOLUTIONOFMARRIAGE NOTICE OF ACTION TO, NATHANIEL E. SMITH whose address is unkfwfl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED l - Legal Notice FOSi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT F FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In re: Estate of ANDREW PAVELCHAK notice is herefy given that the City of Winter Springs, Semnole County, Florida will receive sealed bids for the City Insurance, Specifications are on file in the City H, 107 N0rth Moss Roa't Army fIrm Interested may call the Office 327 $133 during office hours. Cam. tOl p.m. Øicf must be In theotfic, by 7-30 m February 17. 1975. The city reserves ttse right to CPt 04 reject any or all bids. (Seal) Mry T. Norton. deceased. NOTICE TOCREDITORS To All Creditors and All Persons p City Clerk .......... 'I. Monday, Jan. 27.1975 Legal Not1c - r..,_,r...L....:..'_.'...... ...... Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You are hereby notified and required tO Present any claims and demands which you may have against the estate of ANDREW Publish: •Jan, 20. 77. Feb. 3. 1973 PAVELCHAK deceased late of DEJ II Serisnole Cc.inty, Florida. to the _______________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Cburt. and file the same In duplicate anci as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE provided In Section 733.16, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. Statutes. In their Offices in the CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR County Courthouse in Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY County, Florida, within four PROBATE DIVISION calendar months from the time of PROBATE NO. PR.7S.33.Cp th, first publication hereof, or the In re: Estate of same will be barred. IDA I. THOMPSON. Filed at Sanford Florida, this 15th deceased, isay of January, 1773. NOTICE TOCRED1TORS 5: JosepI Pavelthak To All Creditors and All Peons As Eitecutor Having Claims r Demands Against STENSTROM, DAVIS _Jeg Legal Notice Notice eitateintheofflceofth,CIerko,th, CIrcuIt Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, 5.eminoie County, Florida, Probate Divition, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, within four calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice, Each claim or demand must be In writing and filed in duplicate a state the place of residenc, and post office address of the ciaimant and must be sworn to øp the claimant, his agent or attorney, or the same shall be void. Datedat Sanford, Florida, this day of December, Wanda J. Price As Esecu'rix of selc ettate. John C. Engleharctt, Esq. for the Law Firm Thomas N. Kirkland, Esq. Attorney for Estate Suite 950. Hartford Building Orlando, Florida 32101 - Personals NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 305 I7S.3311. Leclthint Vinegarl Bat Kelpi Now all four in one capsule, ask for V86-#. Faust's 0ri.s. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL API ON For familIes or friends of problem &'inkers. For further Information call 12) 4387 cv' wrIte Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box 55), Sanford. Fla. 37771 DATE. The proposed Ordinance is posted at the City Hall, Casselberry, Florida. The MeetIng will be held in the City Hall, Casselberry, Florida, on the 10th day of February. AD. 1975. at 7 :)OP.M..orassoonthereaft,ras possible, at which time interested parties and cltizent for and against the proposed Ordinance will be heard. This meetIng may be continued tromlimetotimeuntilflnalaclionis taken by the CIty Council. 18 31 Apartment manager couple wanted. YOUR OWN BUS IN ESS for small complex, Sales back. ground, mature, Must have other Service and supply dealers with income Apply In person 1930 Lee manufactured by products Road,' Rm, 1)9, Winter Park, Purolator, Wells, Uniruyal, Champion and others Experienced Mechanic Apply In person to Dealers are estabished by the __________ Wheel Ranch, 17.92, Sanford company. Apartments Rent Furnished Clean & quIet, 1 or 7 bedroom apti adults, no pets Lease. 327 151 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd SI. 31.A Duplexes LEA5- D4"e untumnished bedroom apt., 1)50. Ground I ba of duplex, kitchen equipped, heat air, quiet exclusive Sanfori residential area. Mature adull only No pets 322 1795 br 7 bedroom dupleit apartmenij Furnished or unfurniShed 60' swimming pool 4fl0 S Orlandc Dr. 3232920. -_--'.......-...-----,--- 3 room furnIShed Cupløx with screcried porch. 1)00 mo. 'duitt, no pets. Apply 217 W. 17th SI. Large 2 bedroo1n, fully equippec kitchen, washing machine, all conditioned, large yard, quiet Geneva, $150. Call days, 319 5517 4 room furnished duplex, 24th St 1st & last mo plus 530 deposit 1 ch'ld No pets 373 Sf11 ''- 37 I ' Seeds' In Herald Ads - OHN KR IDER, ASSOc W. Garnett White - Near xi' bdrm. home In DeLand .rea. Phone 3031411)03 Houses Rent Furnished - PLANNING A GARAGE SALE': DON'T FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSiFIED ADS, 3772611, ______________________ * Lake P.tary, 2 bedroom furnished house. Couple, no pets. References, $110. 3fl)93Ø, Country home furnIshed, 7 bdrm . 1': bath, attached garage, SecIed 5)90 mo., $100 security, 8300236 - SANFORD "Get 'CM While 1 Mobile Homes Rent - - - ._.., SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER lovely spot under the old oaks to vacation or live. Fishing, canoeing, swimming. Camp Seminole, miles west oIl Ion SR 16. 333 4170 • WYPIPIEWOOD LARGE LOT! 7 bedrooms, beautiful oaks. 575() Ideal for retirees, They're Hot! * 64 Equipmentfor Rent - Pets and Supplies M UNSWORTH REALTY 503W 1st SI, 333 604), 373 5)7 Reg. Real Estate Broker IT'S GOOD ENOUGH - AND I VS GOOD ENOUGH FOR "ME" -. MicelIannous For Sale - WlLOti '.'AJ[.ii UPllTUR[ IIUY'-- SELL..TRAOE 3113)31 First St 3773677 Doughboy swimming pool, 10' across, 1' high Good condition. Filter Included $73 Call 3210673, Motorcycles _________________ Feed - CASH 322-4132 TOt' used furniture, appiiance's,tools,. ed Buy I or 1001 items.Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford, Ave. ____________________________ -. 69 lC72HondalSOLlkepfew 6.'tOmlIe's $4S3 liOCSanfordA',e Wanted to Buy - Horses Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY t6 JIM DANDY.JAZZ.FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY'S, E 15. Sanford 333.4733 _. You are always ahead when you buy, Sell i:q re-nt with a Want Ad. __________________________ Below Whole-sale, whul tte- tat? American of MartinsviIIe solid Oak bunk beds, $100 ut; with matchIng desk. chair, night stand, $300 Real Estate Brokex _________________________ . _____ BIG Mobile Home Lots 3277643 For Rent _____________________________ A small ClasSified Ad . - ______ MAITLAND FLEA MART 191) Hwy. 1792 Open Sat & h"- FOR THE MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 7345 Park Dr 66 Your MLS Agency REALTORS ?35 Park Dr Ravenn.a Park- Pool, 3 bdrm., baths, family room, $35,000. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 ____________________________ - ANIMAL HAVENGROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS 333, 5757 Your MLS Realtor - 322242O Anytime Peg Stenstrom Realty DREAMWOLD FRAME! I bedrooms, nearly new roof. equipped kitchen Only %)5 67•A Doberman Pinsther puppies, AKC. 68 $75 and $100 365 5710, Mr. An. derton Moving? - 1973 Harley Davidson 330CC $600 3273419 Motorcycles Automotive Repair For details CatI)21.0145 Stamps.Coins It is January clearance time Sell "Don't Needs" fast wills a AMERICAN COIN COLLECTION Classified Ad for sa:, Cati 32? S6 for ap ________________________________ -.-______________ pointment to ________________________ 79 Trucksand Trailers Hillbilly Riding Stables, horseback riding by hour or day. Miles & miles of trail Open 21 s. a day. 7 72 Auction days a week Night riding invited. ______________________________ 1952 Chtvy Parties and Individuals welcome. Pickup Truck Barbecue and night trail rides 6144155 Auction first Saturday night each month. Saturda'17pM Call for reservations for night 1971 Toyotaplck.uptr',jck Excellent Open daily 10-S We buy. sell,trade riding. Horses boarded, includes condition, 51,sso. Denton's Auto feedS hay, and complete care, Clinic. Geneva, Fla 349 357) mo. Pasture board you feed, $10 Stan's Auction 1973 GMC pick up truck. 6 cylinder mo. Horses bought, sold, arid model TC1OIO3, Al cdit1on. Hwy. 46, 1"i Mi East of traded every day. Under new $1,950. 327-132) or 272-7909. 3339719 management. _____________________________ -. - * $55 Best lot selection now aai1sble in newest and Adult-Family Sanford'i finest Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect - the Model Giant Pool CailBart Real Estate REALTOR 332-7491 Homes on It a itne - I Qke Jennle - .-f - CARRIAGE - COVE . - - State Rd. 427, 2.3 milca east of 17•. Ph. Sanford (305) 3234160 - APARTmENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. SANFORD I.? BED!eOOM APiS SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 r 323:0532 ________________________ . year mortgages 5% down! . SPANISH CHARM Harold Hall Realty 2606 Hwy. 17 92 _______________________________ REALTOR333.5774 - Ornamental stone fireplace, turned Columns, sunken paneled family rm, 3 Bdrns., garage, redw Pf'Ivacy fenc., carpet. Un believable at FHAvA CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR, $3) 5222. Aoutbig Home lmprovemeat, I Tax Returns, 20 yrs experience. WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING, Five Points, Call 377 7143 anytime. ___________________ Single Bed and FREE PORTABLE TELEVISION With Each NEW Sanford Ave Master Beautician Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. In. stallatlon available. Bud --_____________-_-Cabeil. 3225032 anytime. LEASE fl' Orlando ClIpper $I, wdti ' API BROWN PEST COPITkOL 2367 Park Drive _________________ after 6pm Geneva . 372666$ . . I Heater Cie-anhig 2)' T craft steel hull, twin gre 5 - I.- I -----_______ . ' Rel;. Shop theeasy way -- Shop - tcvja, ¶ CI,sstej - :'-- - -!._ ''I ' - ;' ''• . . ' a. ' i ' I i • - •'•-'•- ':' " I '' , '. ,'1 - ''':: ' - fl•,'.•': .' I .' Cr PAUL SLAYER P'Ofe%%irijI Wallpaper hanger LicensedResidential,ComrneqcmaI Frer Fsftr'ates Ph 17 '' ,., ------ tr'y, iCv.ir - 1T"i_, " -- ,: -. ' - 'I - - WoO Papering •.. . __... .. . ....... :.i - - ,,.'.. J w (jacki,cs 3?) motor and trailer Call 373 768) , ': _____________ Pressure Cleaning Pest Control I?' Coba, 75 PiP iOhflS.ii & tr sr-eves b app$ 3?? 3977 or 312 $ 9 /6 $1,700 AtsOh:HPAirCompr.jiO4 -$73 Both excellent condition 313 WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST' ' Read today's Classified Ads for Stir S-rip ,riu need 3!) 26)5 , - L A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You!, Suite, $349 Teble, leaf, 4 chaIrs, and china Off whIte Mediterranean style. NOLL'S Casselberi-y, 17.92, 1304206 ___________________ PHASE II GRAND OPENING , .• '.1 rALL CLEANING "Imp.ac" Wash S Spra Klein Cittrior wills, eaves, patio, walks 3236677 & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, HEY,G000LOOKING muddobbers wasps & sp'der Why Is your price only 516.000?. webs 3330)97 _______ 3 bdrm.,ibart,5unlan.vJ7AC.s flee Couch, $40; Color TV. 530; Air Personallaxs,rylce You'reagoodlooking3odrm, I'i en the Herald Classified ads are _________________________ Shag carpet, drapes. Owner's conditioner, PS. End tables, tape Plo 2EastRd.,I7.97SJC bath masonry home on a Quiet bIackand*Psiteandreadallover equIty$)7,op BaI.$17,000approx deCk, 530 3733607 after streef In Sanford Nice and ne4t Entrance P Rarssboltom. 332.71w ________________________ Roofing payments $109 mo, or will trade ______________________________ _______________________ To see. call 7?) 11O or rent for 1700 mo with I yr ' Carpentry, Non.infioted rates. .' '. '' CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO lease, bit, last S $200 security 52 Appliances Repairs, Remodel, Additions, Thompfl Rooting Build up & LARRY SAXON READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AD Seyk, 3214113. deposit 5992 _________________________ __________________________ Licensed, Bondei, insured Iris I Shingles All work guaranteed ________________________ REALTOR __________________ i.'KENMORE WASHER, parts. 1 Satisfaction guaranteed Licensed .. I 5ui'te. used machines. Corbeff Real Estate MILLIIJNS of dollars in Real Estate t & ncx-ri 373 1758 i bdrm, 1 bath, Plnecrest,i Air Conditioning r' . -.s.'' i"... 'MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 . sold daily in the Classified Ads screened pitio, central heat Lair. REALTOR ___________________________ Nothing Small abopt thatt Reduced to 527.000.3735031 after 4461791 1r" . Crnirat Sewrng DeflArt 5 Ar Ccrif,-,g -" 'I': ... i":;•' for iree estimates, call Carl 53 TV. Radio.Stereo .."-i,. :'';,, .2,5 Odd jobs of all types, Carpentry, " You can get a fair price when yOu ________________________ .;ey, ::,,, r. Harris, at SEARS In SantorU. 327. .Painting, Cement Work, 8ltt'jtun. fly owner, i bdrm, 7 baths. 2 car Designing advertise your "dcxii needs" & Light 1771, Hauling 327741$ garage,largeeat inkitctien.3yrs Dressmaking by experts. Singer the Want Ads ColorportableandConsole ' :• -, :-,'-' approved dealer 2)0 1 114 St. old 537,500 373 6447 atter S and ' TVt Also Stereos You can get a fair price when you •,,, A small Classified Ad bringi biQ 723 416) week ends Call 373 0105 after 5 advertise your "don't needs" in 42 Mobile Homes returns Try one a see. Call ______________________________ the Wan. Ads 372 3411 or 1393 EXECUTIVE HOME '- LOCH Ciassied Ads serve the buying and AM FM. FM Stereo Console with p______________________........ _________________________ l.,4 ,fI;4'yi'. ,.. ARBOR- 1 Bedrooms with all We flow have models ready for '" sellng community everyday, read record player. 377752,9. Interior Exterior Plastering. custom extras, 17131' pool immediate occupancy in Carriage ,ind use them often Call 372 7611 i'" i Plaster patching arid simulated Beauty Care Cove, Sanford's newesf mobile , COLOR TV, 5)1.95 MONTH, brick speciality 723 5325 ____________________________ home park - ': RENTAL PUHCHA5E PLAN. ________________________ 'dyllwilde School are-a- 3 bdrms, -i : '''" S 1005 5 Carpentry. Remodeling, Addit extra clean, low down. $23,300 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Tree Service h..-.-'' ' .. Custom Work LiCenSed Borxjrj Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 77 *03 Orlande Drive (formerly Harrietti Beauty Nook) .. --Fr rctirxi,,t 373 Sanford 519£ i'ine 372 5747 I 55 Boats & MarIne A lTre-,''s-r.;t' Equipment compietetreecare I WINNE'S REALITy SHOP noe WANT AN • ____ ,.•. . -- -. - 6 Pc. Dining Room Dversizedpool.öbedrooms,7 baths COMMERCIAL-2 Bdrm house, formal dining $79, garage wiSP, apartment on 2 lots. 515,000 I Bedrooms, 7 baths $17,000. dispLay - ____ 1 YlA I ,,.., - ___________ )fl.95rj7, * -. H ..'-'.''.. * - _____________ ____________ ______________ _____ Realty * ' • - - ' -. - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ____________________________ Want to Sell? Cash Offered for your equltyl For quick rsults. call . 76 Auto Repairs Parts.Accessori ________________________________ LET ME TILL YOUR SPRING nay for sale. Fertilized Bahia, Reconditioned Batteries, S12 95 GARDEN SPOT NOW. FLOYD heavy bales, lImited supply. Call exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, FREER, 327519) 3310479. 1109 Sanford Ave. ____________________________ ii nave an eye for real value. _________________________ eye ttie classified ads Why 140.-cit and forget it? Sell it and 7 COWS FOR SALE reOularlv forges it with a Classified Ad. 327 MIX BREEDS 3611 3fl 3721 65 322 7120 LIvestock And Poultry - Real Estate Wanted - 67 ___- __________________________ - . Lawnand Garden ' , - - 47 ____. . Sanford, horse & livestock aJc' AT NOLL'S STORES 80 brings Autos for Sale every Friday nigh? 5 p.m. Don't PUBL!C AUCTION bi Through Feb. 22. 1915 all new home There's One Near You 10 Acres Ranch House Call forges to bring your own livestock. Contracts wIll Qualify tot ah 2611 or Ill i3 )C72VegaHatchbaclscompleledrlve SANFORD AIRpORT TruckIoadofnewtackw,ly. II EVERY MON. 7p.m. rebateupto 53Cr) Ye Ipc? of your line with 2300 engIne. Will $125 Mo. NEW ALL STEEL BLDG and RI 16 Old Hillbilly Riding new borne contraf SI separate Various body I interior tO Acre rdnch fenced for horses, I'ced Household Goods HIGH CLEARANCE CEILING Stables Horses sold 7 days a YOuCan'taffordtornisstti.bargajns our 1971 price list-will be parts. 3293716. T. JOHNS REALTY CO. small flihlng pond Children and An4 doors, frontage on airport, Up to week. 3773490 In- TVs, appliances.roomw,s -_______________________ ________________________ returnedto you inCashon closing pets O.K. 1,500 sq. ft. available im. BROKERS ot carpet, baby furniture, martIe your home. Call Johnny Walker 1N4 Volkswagen United Real Estate Assoc, Inc mediately. Monthly cv' yearly sInls and vanity tops, queen size Hay for Sale * * ConstructIon, 322 6457 arid Makegcoddunebuggy,$.350 ask for Singer * Tell Free 68 3090 Open 9a basIs Phone 373 4070 weekdays. * 9p m Days-3fl 6123 $2.30 a bale and many Items to numerous 349 5669 after 4p.m. "Ken" or "Bud". After hours, 333__________________________ NlgPsts3fl.Sl2lor 327 7S GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW 322 1379 Sanford to mention, Dealers and public 3 bdrm. hou on tIm 7142 or 377.711). 191 Country Club ir) sewing 1973 two 000r Buick Riviera. Like cabinet, repossessed welcome. Aye, $150 mo, damage deposit. 37 _____ Rd. Lake Mary, Fla Business Property *VA NO DOWN $22500 * Singer's best model, winds bobbin new all the extras. 54,930. 373 $37) "''' Call Orlando 79S 6147. 'fl machine. Full automatic. a________________________________________ Lovely 3 bedrooms. 1" baths For Rent SANFORD AUCTION or 322.7909. 67 Livestock And ______________________________ Pay balance Of $70 or 10 pay Jim Hunt central alt, fenced, trees Many 2 Bedropms, 1 bath house. Walking Poultry l200Frencts Ave. extras. Sanford, 332.3791, 1966 Buick LeSabre distance to downtown, near SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and _____________________ 2S74Pa,kDr, 373 7340 _ 372-2110 beautIful oaks, swimming, fishIng, atPinôl dnA ,,nnihI,, ,iI... REALTOR , SADDLE & TACK 6444155 ____.-After Hours Drop In bobbin, zig il9, and) needle and canoeing. See at Camp 3 Bdrm , 1'., baths, den, fam. rm., ______ _____ _____________________________ security 372 3033; 377399) carpet, c ha, many extras. All 3229211 ____ 3720445 poSItIon, Like new Conditiori, sold LIQUIDATION AUCTION Semlnole,Smileswestofi.4on5p 1973 VW Sport Bug, Sport Wheels, ---brick $76,000. Owner 3211724. 44.3221470, 75 for 5$$.baIeo,,,.43Cishor ______________________ Camper.Trav.l 3 Bedrooms, 1", baths, carpeted, Must ef l.C.5h talks Good tirms If WehavebetnaskedtoIiquat _________________________________ custom interior, AM radio, 26,000 payments of $10. New warrpty, deslreo by owner. 3 Bedrooms, 2'-'i Trailers some drapes. Closed in backyard, __________________________________ order of American Saddle Corn miles, $2,595 Call Don Pope, 377 - 3 bdrm.. l'i bath, 55.000 down, take lots, Sanford's best section, central heat and air, kitchen pony over 5)00.000 wo.th of Sad. 14.31 Dealer. " TOWN SQUARE" Call Creilit Dept over existing $36,500 mtg. at 7',', equipped, all electric, $700 month, 1913 S?arcrafl Camper Mayfair 533.000. 3771)95; 333.7544 diesand tack of all kinds including SANFORD SEWING CENTER pet. For appt. call 373 6407. 1st, last and security deposit. Call Sanford's finest shOps, offices now _______________________________ Sieep& Like New life time guaranteed Trammiel 1973 OldsmobIle (9 passenger) -'-307 A East 1st St.. Sanford )fl.9 3233717. $1,795. 3323109 available. Excellent location Custom Cruiser. $250 and take bits, Hacmore's and spurs. Sun. _______________________________ MUST SELL - NEW 3RD. 2 BATH 3230712 Or 1305327. over the payments. Very clean HOME, all extras, good location, Ev,S.l.6911663 Bt'droom, I bath. çen'ral heat 1, ______________________________ bean clippers, Kool back Pads. 1977 Travel TraIler. 3'. Tandem Sneak Preview plus everythIng imaginable in the AM.FM stereo radio. Contact Bill Make offer. 322 air, fenced yard. 6410234 or 131 wheel, excellent condition, aIr tack line. Each Item offered will Currie at The Herald. 535$ after S. OPEN NOON TILL DARK conditioning. 52.500. 3730136. ____________________________ 41 HousEsforSile be sold both individually and in __________________ -'.___________________________ DISCOUNT SALE NEW 1. 2 and 3 bedroom homes ann Cløseti overflowing with suits that group tots to the high bidders with Emergency Sale, beautIful 1973, self Move ypur old abanoon car FREE. GOOD TERMS townhouses. Wali-towall carwi. are too no reserve, If you will call me after 4 p m., 322 tight? A Classified Ad in cOntained 27' travel tral.r. Air, 25% OFF waIlpaper,bUlIl.inkitcn Neat, 2 bedroom masonry home, THE HERALD Is the amwert ES TATE SACRIFICE twin beds. 'Tyson Lane Mobile ___________________ maIntenance fee. LOW, LOW, Cornerlot, fenced yarn $150cIsyn Wed., Jan. 29 7 P.M. Park, U.S. 17-97, DeLano. On Every Appliance In 197? Subiru GL Coupe with air. Alm.,st new, 3 bedroom, fl', bath LOW 7'., pcI. interest under 112 Garrison Or. 7 or 3 bedrooms, $155 per ma, to qualified purExcellent condtion, 3734147 After home wIth carport and laundry The Store With This Ad chaser, drape, carport, clean, siio Mo. tandem plan Hwy 17.92 to 2StPs St. AT CENTRAL FLA Plan now to vacation this year in 5. room. Good garden area. Assume 134 634$ west to Ridgewood and follow the FAIR GROUNDS SANFORD AUCTION your own Rec Ve from TAFFER REALTY 7 pcI. mtg Offer, up to 527.000 signs. CIANNEX BLDG. 1200 French Av'e, 1943 Rambler Ame-kn, 6 cyi., 3 Bedroom, 1", Bath Home accepted up till Jan. 31st. by SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE ORLANDO Rep. Real Estate BrOiler Probate court. Clean, Large Cot inspected. 5)75 A-S-tO Honda SO 731$ W. 1st ____________________ 322- 7340 lb00E.23thSt.,3fl:,j Area One Inc. _____________________ 373 LIII 3fl.)$)Ø rnOfo.'Cycle, $75 37375$) 6471))) LAKE MARY - 3 bdrm,, I bath, REALTORS $200 Down FREIGHT SAL VAGE Large 3 bedrooms, partly furnished waterfront home, Florida room, APPliaflces.Furfliture Paint Etc. Close in, Also effIciency apart 304 1 bedroory, I' bath hnuse, Good central heil 1. air, beautiful kit. 14314 bdrm,, 2 bath, garages. Alt "Buy Direct From Boxcar" mont, 173 323 1762. credit andqualmfI buyer $739 chen, trees. W( ______ electric kitchens, near schools, GCRMLY'S. E 4's, Saxi'r.x 331 fl3) shoppIng. New FHA 30 yr. loan, WE TAV.E TRADES Home On Lake low down. 323 0147 or $305377. Bedroom set, dresser, chest, box FORREST GREENE INC. springs and mat., and night bedroom, 7 baths, with good neigh BUS1NI$5 Llstingt Wanted REALTORS 37) 6353 or 6153333 stanØs $130, Others to choose tU,pcl. mortgage, or refinance ____________________ Quick Courteous Service VA or FHA. $37,000 from. Dave's Furniture, soc Sales People Needed Two houses, furnished. Lot $00' x Sanford Ave., 3239310. 334' deep wIth fruit, oak & pine trtj, 513.500 cash or trade. 321. KULP DECORATORS WIlT REALTY PAY1ON REALTY 015 109W. 1sf St .327-3215 Rep Real Estate Broker Peg. Real Estate Broker SIRV I CII: 2479S.MyrtieAye,Santord Two room sized air conditlers, 3271301 76l0HiawathaAve,.t)792 LAKE FRONT- Custom buIlt, 3 MOBILE HOME PARK Phone371 ________________________________ used) mos. Best offer. 332 $$73. bdrm, 2 bath, large lot, trees, __________________________________ 545000. Rentals from onty NORTH & -- - . 29 AcresjnLakeMarkham $)16611or After 1333 $344 PINECREST- POOL! 3 bedrooms carpeting, dishwasher, central climate control Only $76,000. * Ne*hoijtej ma rural area Nodown payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government sunsidiled to Qualified buyers Call To s .1 . ________________________ Gtney&- $ acres, cleared, Irailer hook up, 121.000; per month, 3195315. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" , - Realty 67 Seminole County S acre wooded & pasture, beautiful homesite, Terry Realty, REALTOR, 47$ Stenstrorn • Lots and Acreage ____ ' * l:ern Park-- 713 Gladwln Ave. 2 bdrm, carpet, air, walk to shop fenced. 13)4659 43 Housesforale _________________________ Stemper Realty tomrn'rcI _________________ Sanford 327 7111 ?Bedrooms, 1 bath, big fenced yard, near schools. Reasonable. 1319707, P C. Thompson ..... Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 32219,1 1919S French 372 1374,333 1496,333734 333 1959,333 4161 _______________________ Acreage siso Areyouatulltimedrlv,rwlfhapart time car? Check the Automotive Section in The Herald everyday, 33 ________ Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And _______________ 7640 Hiawatha 333 1301 - __ Houses for Sale 41 35 - . 3 Bedrooms, 1' baths, carpet, Fla. room, 2 car garage, corner lot, shade trees. Very reasonable, 373 0169 Houses Rent Unfurnished - - ,,, ' ______________________ - WELAKA APARTMEpT IliW 1st St. - Legal Notice - I 41 -. The company offers a complete buy back of all Inven$orl. Write today for a possible aftliiatio,i and more written information. Include phone. Al: Systems, Inc. 1650 S. Redwood Rd., Salt Lake CIty, Utah $1101 - Houses Rent Unfurnished Cozy upstairs apartment. A IS' conditioning, privacy, $100 mon plus security 831 OISI 83.1 375 9. Nce2 bedroom houSe for lease, mo I Bdrm..a.c.h,at,pajd Wwcarp for I man or cpuple, mature. 3: 5693. Payton Realty Hairdresser, maleor female, with c without following Located In ne, r Canbeoperatedout of your homon a part or full time bails. Zayre Shopping Center. Plenty Requires a minimum of $2411.71 walk In business. Call 373.7330 cash for inventory and iervice purchased. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoholicAnonymous Can Help Call 173 4387 Write i.o. Box 17)3 Sanlord, Florida ____ I __ Business Opportunities 24 Help Wanted COMPREHENSIVE MPLOYMENT AND TRAINING ACT CETA TITLE VI The following positions are availabl th*t an action for Dissolution of through an emergency publi Marriage and Other relief has been service employment progran filed against you and you are These positions are mad 29 required to serve a copy of your Rooms for Rent availablewith monies allocated b fINE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil GOVERN YOURSELVES AC Said Estate: written defenses if any. t t on the federal government to heI Free, MCINTOSH 644 2077 for "We Care"CORDINGLY. You are hereby notified and Attorney for Petitioner. Neigh. relieve the unemployment. To b Private home-room. Ideal for Attorney for Exeuto "Hotline". Adults or Teens. Dated this 22nd day of January. bOrlod Law Office of Central required to pre,,nt any claims and P.O elderly person. Call for details 321. _____________________________ cOnsidered for one of theti Bo* 1330. AD. 1975. -. ... demands which you may have Florida. Inc., whose address 0643. positions applicants MUST mee o Sanford, Fl (Sea!) w. Central Blvd. Orlando, Fa,. aqahtt the estate of IDA I. Publish: Jan. 20, 77. 1973 5 Lost and Found the followIng: Mary W. Hawihorn, THOMPSON, deceased late of DEJ $0 3750). and file the original with the SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDEN1 Deluxe room, fully furnished, TV, City Clerk Seminole County. Flor,da, to the Clerk 0I the above styled Court on LOST teadlngGlasses sofa, fireplace, by the wCek or AND UNEMPLOYED AT LEAS1 Pubiib j,n 'O. 7?, is City of ClLrrr 1., Cle- ci U- (ircu.t C,..jit, .J n:ocith 3;2 (I f- çfc' !rt,r' 2h1, i-nb, Brorr arid Orar Case J..) (JAY5 Florida DI) 8) the same irs duplicate an Reward. 3fl 023.4 or 327.54)7 wise a judgment may be entered as ____________________________ Preference in hiring will be: head oi PublIsh: Jan. 77. 17)5 Provided in Section 733,16, Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE against you for the ref id demanded households, persons that have DEJ 1)5 Statutes. In their Offlcej in the EIGHTEENTH Apartments Rent irs the Petition IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE _______________________ expended all unei'nployment In 10 JUDICIAL CI 6 County Courthouse in Seminolc' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Child Care WlTNE5SmyhandafhI0f EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. I.Jnftjrnished surance benefits, laid off and or CITYOF County. Florida, within four COUNTY. FLORIDA. said Court on January )4, 1973 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR not eligible to receive unem CASSELBERRY,FLORIDA iilI sIt with elderly or patients (Seal) SEMINOLE COUNTY LUXURY STUDIO calendar monthi from tne time of CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.33.CA.30.A ployment insurance benefits NOTICE OF INTENT TO recuperating at home, days or the first publication hereof, or the In re: Petition of EFFICIENCY Arthur H. 8ikwitti, Jr PROBATE DIVISION (except those lacking work ex ADOPT ORDINANCE evenings, Call 32l-73, same will be barred. Clerk of Circuit Cowl 327.2090 PROBATE NO. 7524CP POLAND 6. RASMUSSEN perInce), and Viet Nam area era TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: By: Lillian T. Jenkins In re: Estate of Filedat Sanford, Florida, this 13th NOTICE OF ADOPTION vpteran5 (special vet). NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN by FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. day of January, 1973. Diputy Clerk ALLEN I HARMAN. PROCEEDINGS Good Things to Eat the City of Casselberry that the 1)70 Florida Ave. MVy R Thompson lns.otv,ncy Petiti*n TO: RICHARD ViCTOR HOWLAND deceased PLEASE APPLY DIRECTLY TO Council will consider enactment of a 373 6650 As Executrix Nelghbortsood Law Office of NOTICE TO CREDITORS N orth Carolina Apples, $1 flu. W. I. 113 South Broadway THE AREAS DESIGNATED. nonemecgency Ordinance entitled Central' Fla., Inc. Harvey Coult,r To All Creditors and All Persons JustIce Produce, State Farmers Red Hook, New York 12371 MARINERS VILLAGE APiS. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 106W. Central Blvd. Attorney for Estate HavingCiaim,oroemandsAgains, PERSONNEL YOU ARE NOTIFED that the Market Stall 6. 322.1055; 327516). DEPARTMENT, )&7fldrm.furnorunfurn, OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, P.O. Bøx 3236. Forest City, Orlando, Fla. above named Petitioner, ROLAND Said Estate: Room 307, Courthouse, N. Park )2O7OrIandoDr., 3736470 AMENDING ARTICLE Ill, SEC. Florid.a 37751 Publish: Jan. 20,27, Feb. 3. 10. InS You are FRUIT FOR SALE hereby notified and 6. RASMUSSEN. has filed Ave. Sanford TION 7.11. PROVIDING LATEST Publish: Jar.. 20, 77, 1975 01)97 327 U4 required to present any claims and 2 Planners Petition In the above Styled Court Comprehensive Land DeBary, Adults. Lovely large I REVISION AND FUTURE DEJ$7 bedroom air, ideal for retired for the adoption of the minor demands wlsIth you may heve Planning _________________________________________________________ REVISIONS OF THE SOUTHERN person. 141 64$; 3275051. 6. Fruit Jars.LIds.Sea,s Firefighter children named intht Petition, and against the estate of ALLEN L. Recruits STANDARD BUILDING CODE; HARMAN, deceased late of you are omrnanded to serve a copy Firefighting, EMT and or 200 Hr. AMENDING ARTICLE Iii, 5CC. S.emlnoie County, Florida, to the OVIEDO- Duplex. Furn. or unfurn. of '.'our written cefenses, if any, Mm Standards helpful ORMLY'S, E 16, Sanford 373.1733 TION 717, PROVIDiNG LATEST Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file Ideal location, reasonable rent. ___________________________ John A. Baldwin, Petitioner's a I. Accounting Clerk II REVISION AND FUTURE Ph. owner 3653721 anytime. torney,wtsoseacfdresses5uit,7g5gQ the same in duplIcate and as I' Deputy Civil Defense D'rector NAVEL ORANGES, $3.50 RU REVISIONS OF THE SOUTHERN Stat, BanR No. 570 Provided In Section 733,16. Florida I Safety Dir,ctoc.Englneeq East Highway 436, Cauelberry AlsoTangerines STANDARD BUILDING CODE ill. CONSOLIDATEOREPORTOFCONDITIONOF C tote to downtown, new Lovely 2 Statutes, In their Officts in the I Juvenile Coordinator Florida. 32707,onorbefor,the 11th AA 3fl6733or3fl0342 PLUMBING; 'FLAOSHIPU.S. BANKOP SEMINOLE' PROVIDING bedroom, air, carpet, kItchen fully day of February, 1973, and file the County Courthouse in Seminole Degree Required ADOPTION OF OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA SOUTHERN equipped. Wat,r.sewergarbage County, Florida, within IANO 1 ORGAN LESSONS, Gary 1 o'iglraI with the Clerk of thiS court four Recreation Specialist STANDARD MECHANICAL CODE. AND DOMESTICSUBSIDIARIES service Pd by owner. $170. 372 laing Steele, Instructor. Orlando caIendar months from the time of either before service on Peistioner' 1973 EDITION, ATTHECLOSEOFIUSINESSONDEC.31,1974 AS THE 759$ or 373 1593. School of Music now accepting attorney, or immediately thereat, the first publication hereof, OS' the MECHANICAL SHERIFF'S DEPAPTMEPIT,)OIN CODE OF THE same will limited private enrollment in be barred. ter; otherwise, a default may be Park Ave. CITY OF ASSETS CASSELBERRY, Slnford, 322.0919. Filed at Sanford Florida, tifis 11th 3 Deputy Sheriff entered against you for the relief FLORIDA; CONFLICTS; SER. day of January, 7S Sandlewood Villas demanded in the Petition, Cash and due from banks (lnciudng 50VERABILITY; EFFECTIVE Harvey Coulter THIS NOTICE shall be published PROPERTY APPAISER. Room 116, unposted debits) ..................................971,613.33 DATE. 1 Instructions As Executor Courthouse once each week for four (1) con RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES (a) U.S. Irsasurysecurlties ..............S 1,102490.95 The proposed Ordinance is posted HARVEY COULTER secutive weeks I. Junior Apswalser In Th, Evening fbI Obligationi of Federal Financing Bank at the CIty Hall, Casselberry Attorney for Executor Merald. Sanford, Florida. Ii roll now for January Iewing Total (ltems2(a)&(b)) ...........................1.102,690.95 Florida. P0. Box 3236 BOARD OF PUBLIC IN. * Unfurnished classes, Singer approved dealer. Obligations of other U.S. Government Consideration will be given at a Court at Sanford, Seminole County. Forest City, Florida 32751 STRUCT1ON, 23 E. Commercial, 2)0 E. 1st St. 3731441. agencles.ndcorporations .............................2.132,791.30 meetIng to be held in the City Hall. Sanford Florida. this StPi day of January, Publish: Jan. 20, 77. 1975 Obflgat not States and political subdivisions .............4.447,74003 Casselberry, Florida, on ttse 10th DEJss 1- Air Conditioning Technician Other securities (Including $ 0 day of February A.O. 1973, at 7:30 * W/W Shag Carpet Seal) corporate sxocks) ................................... P.M., or as soon thereafter as 14 Camping.Resorts 0 ArThur H. Seckwlth, Jr. CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Tradlngaccounts.curitles .................................. at which time interested IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I Clerk of the Circuit Court 273 Newburyporl Ave., Alt. Spgs. Federal fun sold and securities purchased parties and CItliani for and against EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Range•Refrigerator 1 BuIlding Maintenance Man By: Lillian 1. JenkIns SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER underagrefmentstoril ........................ CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR the prOposed Ordinance will be ICition or live under beautIful 1 Crew Man Nursery Mars Deputy Clerk OerIOifl$ ..................................... heard. SEMINOLE COUNTY Daks. FishIng, canoing, swim. JOHN A. BALDWIN of Bank premIses, furnIture an Ilxlurcs This meeting may be continued PROBATE DIVISION Baldwin I Dlkeou rning, mobile home or camp sites. CITY OF CASSELBERRY, 93 Lake Dishwasher•Disposal andOfherassetsrepresentlngt,ankpr,m frumtimetotim,un?iIflnalactis PROBATE wo. 7I-23.CP ..........1.133,.491.$ .....................0 Attorniys at Law Triplet Dr. Camp SemInole, Smiles west of 1.4 taken by the City Council In re: Estate of ,rPSR 44, 327.4170. Suit, 70. 300 East Highway 436 1. Secretary Invrtmec*i in aubiidIariis not consolidated................0. GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. ERIC WADSWORTH JOHNSON. 1. Dispatcher Casselberry. Florida 37707 Cui?omr's liabIlity to this bank CORDINGLY. deceased. Clothes Washer - Dryer ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER On acCePtances Outstanding ............................ DATED thIs 72nd day uf January, NOTICE TOCREDITORI .0. Publish: Jan. 13, 20, 77, Feb. 3, CITY OF OVIED0, 42 S. Central Other CtIfs (item 6 0, "Other Assets") To All creditors and All Persons AD. 1973. WANT AD OEJJ1 2 Maintenance Workers (lncIudlrsg$4directleasefinflclflQ) ...................341,090.33 Having Claims or Denear.di Against (Seal) Recreational Building Mary W. Haettwne, Said Estate: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TN! CITY OF LONGWOOD. 175 W TOTAL ASSETS CitY Clerk You are hereby notified . ?o,.s4o,m,;$ and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Warren Ave. City of Casselberry. required to Present any claims and CUlT OF FLORiDA IN AND FOR NFORMATION 1 Court Clerk FlorIda demands which * Heated Pool you may have SEMINOLE COUNTY LIABILITIES against 11* estate of ERIC WAD. Publish: Jan. 77. 1975 PROBATE DIVISION CITY OF SANFORD. N. Park Ave SWORTii JOHNSON. decease'i late DI) 136 PROBATE NO. 7. Clerk.Typist ii Demand deposits of individuals, partner D IAL of SemInole County, Florlda, to the In re: Estate of * 1.2 Bedroom 1. PIafvsing Aid IsIps. and corporltInjn ................................ CITY OF Clerk of the Circuit Court. and tue 3,914,49750 BEATRICE A. ANDERSON Time and savings deplts Of individuals, the same in duplicate and as CASSELBIRRY, deceased, FROM 5,65 parnerssIps.andcorporatj S eminole 322.2611 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS- 102 FLORIDA provided in Section 733.16, Florida ........................&,O*OOsi.fl NOTICETOCREDITORS 110W AIRPORT BLVD N. Moss Rd. DeposItsofUnl,edSta,n,,, .......................102,231.90 NOTICE OF INTINTTO Statutes. in their offices in the Ti All Creditors and All Persons ...................7.117.041.11 1. Firefighter ADOPTORDINANCE County Courthouse in Seminole HavIng Claims or Demands Against 1 PvbI' Works M.)Intenanc, Man Dipealts of foreign governments and County, Florida. within four TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Said Estate: Winter Park• I. Dispatcher.pollc,Fire Cfictaltts,tions .....................................4. calendar months NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by from the timi of You are hereby notified and flour DiPOSItSO Cofnmetcial banks , ............................ the City of Casselberry that the the I lilt publication hereof, or t. .0. riquired to present any claims and city park & Sanford Plaza, From SEM. CO . MENTAL HEALTH Certified and Off 1cm' checks, etc.......................)4,Q73,3 same will be brred. CouncIl will considr enactment of a demands which you may have 5140 Airport Blvd. near Sanford i. FACILITY, 103 Robin Rd., Driando 831 •9993 TOTAL DEPOSITS .................. $ 17,367,cn,)5 Filed at Sanford Florida, Ihi5 11th nonemergency Ordinance entitled against the estate ot BEATRICE Ave 373 1340. Altamont, Springs (a) Total demanddeposits .......... $ 5,130,114.93 day of January, 1975. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY A. ANDERSON, deceased late of I Case Workers (b)Totaltimeandsavinçd,posits Bertha V. OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA. S 11.632,69)77 Johnson S.emlnoleCounty, lottie Clerk of the 3 Day Care Workers Federal lurts purchased and e,ritis Ask For Want Ads DESIGNATING 31 As Executrix THE CITY Apartments Rent Circuit Court, and file the same in 1. Houseparent(s) sold under açsreementstorpr$5 PLANNING DEPARTii'ENT AS ............730,0.0O HARVEY COULTEP Furnished duplicateand as provided In Section - Oooeeper OtherIiabllitlesforborred,yney . Want Ad THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY Attorney for Estate ................ 0. 733.16. Florida Statutes, in tPii4r I. Clerk Typist Mortgage Indebtedness ................' ......... ... LAND PLANNING AGENCY; P.O. Boz 3736 .0. lic, clean furnished apt, Private offices In the Cnty Courthouse in 1 Secretary Accepfènc,s eiecuted by or for account AUTHORIZING FUNDING OF Forest City, FIa 3773) entrance, SemInole County, Florida, within Department Hours Utilities furnished. Call cfIPslsbonkandQutsta,ng ......... SAID PROGRAM FROM THE Publish: Jan.20, 27. 1173 .......... -0. 327-1526 after i. four calendar monfpss from the time I:OOA.M,.$:30 P.M. CtherlIabJIit ................ 01) $6 GENERAL REVENUE FUND; Equal Opportunity Employer 701,571.73 ...... Ofthefir$tpubf!catoereot,o,fh, Monday thru Friday _______________________ One Bedroom Turn. Apt, ESTABLISHMENT OF samewIHbebar,-., ______________ TOTALLIABILITIES ............... PROCEDURAL FORMATS; 4)5 Palmetto Ave. ..... IL$17,710.0 UI ruStlm,,.......4lca line . Part time light delivery work, Filedat Sanford. Florida, this 13th AUTHORIZING ADVISORY ""$7.0 dayof January, 1973. Pexible hour,. must have own MllIORIYV INTEREST IN 651lru2.Stlmss ........ OTHER 3lca line INTHE CIRCUITCOURT,INAND COMMITTEES; S: Laura Ann Gufilla transportatI, and this cpui I CONSOLIDATEDSUBSIDIARIES ' DISCRETIONARY COUNCIL room furn. garag, apt,, adults . 0 FOR As Executrix SEMINOLE COUNTY, 26 Ilmu ...... coIncIde with another job. Must be 24c AUTHORITY; SEVERABILITY; FLORIDA. only. Pfo pets. $90 per mo 3733167. STENSTROM. DAVIS depe,ylable. Reply Box 540 in care CONFLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE '2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) IN PROBATE NO. 7S.15.CP & MCINTOSH of The Evening Herald, P.O Roe RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES DATE 3 Lines MinIm',m In re: the Estates of: ATtorney for Executrix or7 Bedroom Adutti Only 1657, SflfOS'd, FIa • 37711 The proposed Ordinance is posted , LAthE A1. DECEASED, Park Avenue Mobile Park he Longer Your Ad Ru.IS at the City Hall, Casseiberry, Inte 't' j in high earnings Sanford. TI NATHANIEL ASH, Deceased, 7543 Park Drive. 333 2541 Tjha Less It Costs Per Line Pjrsuant to internal Revenue Service rulings) - , Florida 11.31760 . REDDICK ASH, Deceased. working full or part time For Publish: Jan. 20. 77, 1975 Omerreserveronio.asn Consideration will be given at a Per Day. interview pIscine 5303700 .. 0DEJ-7 ROSELLA ASH (ALLEN), C asslfied Ads are here to help you meeting to be held in the City Hall. Deceased 0 ______ buy, sell, rent or swap . It a low Casselberry, Make It a happy new year Payoff Florida. on the 10th NOTICETODEFENDA cost. let us help you ated For Consecutive TOTAL RESERVEiS OIl LO&Ps plac, yours day of February, *0. 1975, at 1:30 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE , year's bills and start Saving THE STATE OF FLORIDA: Call 377 26)1 or 131 9993. ANDSECURITIES lSertians_No Change again Call AVON 641 3079. 14,7)740 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIA. TO: EDNA MAE ASH, P.M., or as soon thereafter as 5iole, at which time interested CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Of Copy. RESIDENCE WOLCOTT. NEW Ti IrnhlPied 7 bedroom apartment 703 C,lamorous part time sales. eves, a 'OUNTY, FLORIDA, YORK, LAST MAILING ADDRESS, parties and citizens for and against E. 71st St. Air conditioned wall. week No canvasing, collecting or CAPITA ACCOUNTS CIVIL ACTION 140. ROUTE NO. 3, LUMISVILLE the proposed Ordinance will b Announcements vaIl carpet $123 montti, $5 deliverIng Car JACK COPILOII and DOLORES & phone ROAD, WOLCOTT, NEW YORK. heard tarnage depotit, 37306,30 necessary ' . Sarah COP4IOPI. his wife, This meeting may be continued Covetitry 14590. ' 0 1-Card of Thanks Jewelry (specify Interest rateand maturltyol lath issue ovtstandingi ni after 6 . Plaintiffs, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, from tlmetotime until final action is EQuitycapltal. total ........... In Mimoria m v' that SINCLAIR ASH has flied a taken by the City Council 1431,100.30 DOROTHY JEAN GLOS. GOVERN YOURSELVES AC. Petition In the Circuit Court of 3_.Cemeteries ELECTRONIC Preferredstock.totaIparva, . , .. . . Diftndant. .oSeminole County, Florida. for CORDINGLY. (No shares outstanding 0) Personals NOTICEOFSUIT DATEDthis7?nddisyofJntjary, Determination of lteirs of Lanie Commons?ock.total par yal, . . TO: DOROTHY JEAN 6105 TECHNICIAN .. 30000000 Ash, Deceased, Nathaniel Ash. A 0. 1973 Lost and Found (No. shares authorized 30,0001 LB residence unknown deceased, Reddik Ash, deceased. (Plo. shares outstanding 30.000) Chdd Care PART TIME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Mary W. HawThorne. Md RoseIla Mt. (Allen), deceased. Surplus 7_jMotels Hotels City Clerk that an action to quiet title to the ...j0000 . ............................... 1 "eIXed Electronic Technician Undivideo' Profits ..................... . City of Canelberry, towing 4SC1Ibed properties Earn $10 per hn'r DerfrmIna .. a copy of your written defense, Eating Places Reserve for contingencies and Florida S#rr.ir'te County, Florida: ro.,tine maintinanc, no compte any.un hij Attorney, Albert II. Fitts, Cerc 5 sp-.t4l reserve , . data Processing totS. Blork "R'. KNOLL WOOD, ood Things to Eat . 0 *$*%e address is siowi below, and Publish: Jan 27. 1975 equipment Dl) 1 SECOND ADDITION, according to located In S4nford, Fia. tile the original with the Clerk of 10-I Do It Yourself TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS the plat thereof 's recorded sti PINt t,osi.a)o IICTITIOUS NAME Above Styfd Court on or before the rvom 1 t, '. NoIsc it Piereb oven trat I am t 3-rd day of Marcn, t,therwise a nstruttions 'fltOrrn'3to,, and a p'r TOTAL LIABlLITIE. REiERVES AND Seminole County, Florida. _______________________ tonal interview contact: Default Judgment will be entered engaqed In business at Ny I? 97, CAPITAL AC COUNTS has ben filed ag.rt'4t you, and YOU 'sQa'nst you for the relief demanded LOnQwOod 37750. Seminole County, Me', Jim Russell, Orlando 70.sao.59) Ti'avel & Recreation are reouired to Serve a copy of your Mon Jan 77 in said Petition, which ir i Delex Florida under the IICIIIIOUS name of IN 1 P3$ Auto Icia,s ran *Vittn defene, It any, toil on W. minaf ion of the heirs of Lanse Aih, .1. L MARTIN ')BA JOHNNY'S At 30S 795 7576 lxi 13-'rravel Agencies The Iteraias an Equal Opportunity 44EMORANDA THOMAS LOVEIT. attorney for ClaSSified 14(1104, dcessed, Nathaniel Ash. deceased. MODULAR MOBILE HOMES and Employer amping.Resorts Plaintiffs, whoi a*i,cs,', IS Suite Rddick Ash, deceased, and Rosella that I Intend to S'giSter Said name SPECIAL Aets Lamp, verage of tt,tal dapcpIits for the )5 17)0 Pan American c.Mj 13 c,ets, Fan 1.,tt, . Bank Ash (Alien), deceased, and thier with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Join the world of Fun, Fashion ani IS-I cton Sports fl t5lt t'.,l.Trv q i'.'h (eitdie OrttvJ, I 4.'rCy Show anij sell DUtChn1d It Cpnt .rrnno!e tiurity. Iloraj ri at I/cl', t)I c' 3)101, t4tpCOivt. ritecr'tt n the fottow.n 1iir & ____ Results Plant Your 'Selling I" Monday, Jan, 27, 1975-.7A - 4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. AMENDING SECTION 131 OF THE CASSELBERRY CITY CODE TO INCLUDE CHAPTERS 311 and 373, PART II, FLORIDA STATUTES; PROVIDING SEVERABlLiTY CONFLICTS, AND EFFECTIVE either of you, may have against said For Fast * CouncIl wilt COnslder,naclment of a nonemergency Ordinance entitled NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAI MS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and cacti of you are hereby notified an required to fil, any claims and demands which you, or Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Want Ads Don't Cost, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITYOF EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR CASSELIERRy SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION NOTICE OP INTENT TO CASE NO. 7432$.CP ADOPT ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By EDWARD FRED ACKMANN Deceased. the City of Casselberry that the ",. - i" ' ''_. ," A �P WOMEN . EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 27, 1975—IA S - (I ORTS Evenlna Herald. Snfnrd P l I) Dear Abby By A816%II, VAN Two Multiple Births: BUREN t Sh 'II PicL A Tk AI -- AArni4, l.a Justice '(a ', F n,r )reign To Lyman By TOM KEYSER - Heel-Of-The-Year Steinke called "the best shooting team I've ever seen. "We'd work for our points and then they'd take the ball down court and in five seconds they'd have Herald Sports Ed itor :. LONG WOOD If there no mercy? No justice? There is none for the Lyman High School - SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) after birth Nov 23, 1973 She they would consider adopting Charlotte and Alvin Lange has held only one of her 10 "We want more children," wanted a family of two girls and babies Jolene Ilene, the sole said Lange, 31, who was an two boys. But when Mrs. Lange sur v iving sextuplet born Dec. 8, adopted child, lie said they DEAR ABlY: My in-law, Nellie. She is 27 and my failed to conceive, they said 1974. have not consulted an adoption nomination for heel of the Year son is 22. they felt d "the end is "Slim Smith," which, of agency, but they talked with Jolene is gradually strengthNellie had four kids, ages everything, of all our hoping. ening course, is not his real name her grasp f1'ie1Sfami liar wi us', on life with intwo, three, four and use After Then they learned that Mrs tensi'e care at Valley Medical Slim is good looking, clean my son married long her, she got Lange could bear children with ('enter here. The Langes say dfl d complicated. shaven, and believe it or not, he him to legally adopt her kids, the help of the drug Pergonat. they have been told t he nears his dark, wavy hair cut Vincent Nola, Mrs y may be As soon as the papers were She bore quadruplets. None able to bring her home by Lange 's obstetrician, 0 ¼hort He's a sharp dresser and signed, Nellie said she got a sursied said b a natural born salesman with a telephone call March the time she is eady from her brother pregnancy flrhI;:S third She bore sextuplets less than million-dollar smile and true- In Los Angeles saying "Children fulfill a marriage," he m. their 13 months later. Only one suravailable Hue eves, lte Paul Nen man, mother n as dying, so she h;md to tn help avert Mrs line 5:11(1 Insikjn1' spry VI. 1k came into the cocktail ll there at once. and roy.cheeked despite her mother multiple birth lounge where I'm a waitress, "She Is a healthy woman," "I ask why it happened to us, recent ordeal. "Even with a he She drew all the mone out of why said had two dr inks and we started my son's and her joint checking in an interview. "There Is twice?" Mrs. Lange said in good marriage like ours the no reason for her not to go talking. Then he discovered account and flew to California. tells an interview. "Alvin always always something lacking.re's We through somebody had lifted his wal!et. another re 'nane " me life' comes with no felt the two of us would be able Nobody heard a thin I took care of his bill, and then Nellie for three The last previously reported g from gntees. We're not too reli. togivesornethjng to children, to sextuplets were weeks. Then she born Jan. 11, he asked me if he could see me sent my son gious but we both believe provide a good home." a te1eam froi 1974, to a Cape Town, South Alhome after work. I sai4 okay Hong Kong saying she Mrs. Lange said she Is con- r wasn't things happen because God We used my car because his coming back. No ica woman after a full-term makes them. Without that be sidering taking a fertility drug return n as in the shop.) pregnancy, and the last in the ad. hid we'd be in trouble because again. dress. United States were those of the When we got to my place, he Now in son has four kids and there wouldn't be anything that Her husband, a $ 12,500-year Eugene Staneks of Lakewood, said his pad was being Painted no wife. could and asked if he could sleep on DETROIT GRANDMA (AGE Mrs. Lange, 26 , never saw the would rather try to have anoth- pletsrvjved, Mrs. Stanek my couch. I said okay. The next 39) day, he drove me to work in my DEAR ABBY: I think the title car, and promised to pick me up of "Heel of th e Year" sho ul d go after work. He never showed to that no good so-and-so who up. robbed the blind man who sells You guessed it. That heel had pa per's and magazines on the taken everything in my corner near my house. apartment he could hock, and 1t was bad enough torob the he took off with my car. poor old guy, but he beat him up Not only that, but I lent him so bad he had to go to the $100. The police found my car in hospital. ato wn 3OOmIles away, and S JOEfNThEBRONX is still missing. Sign me... DEAR ABBY: Heel of the 1' LEMON PICKER Year Is the person who broke Nominations Made - - .. - '- . -. - ' . . ' DEAR ABBY: The Heel of Into my house and cleaned me the Year has got to be my out while I was out of to daughter's former boytrienci. attending my father's funeral. He is 24. and my daughter is 19. They backed u a truck and He got her in a family way and took everything. They didn't sdhecotdn't marry her un W leaveevenalightb! he straightened out a few R!PPED problems, The "problems" SAN FRANC1S were to other single (ages 16 and 17) and ne wife DEA R ABBY: H of my daughter never even )mew Year, please take h usband. he had. The three of them were He told me th at thIs year the also pregnant by him, office Christmas party was Sure, we could take him to employes only no wives of court, but what good would that luiibands allowed. Naturally, I do?! can think of a good stayed home and my husband xmIshment for him but you t al camehomeat4 couldn't print ft in the paper. AM) Please send the Heel of the I found out la t ha t wives Year medal to this sex maniac and hus bands WERE Invited, In Chicago. 7liank you. andhehadtoldneat MRS.J. party that! was home, sick in DEAR ABBY: n the Bed bed. of the Year be a woman? 11 so, ALIVE AND WELL IN I'd e to Dominate daughter. ( .-••-- \-' . . •- . overtime. - In 'he overtime period, Lyman led 84-79 with 30 seconds to play. But the CCC Marauders rattled off six points to knot the score at 85-85 and cause the second overtime, Central Catholic outscored Lyman 13-4 in the final three minutes. "I just wish we'd win one for the boys," Lyman Coach Rick Steinke said alter the game. "That's the whole thing. I'll be In this game a lot longer, hopefully, than they will.. .they'll be In it a year or two. and they've got to learn how it feels to win a few games." Lyman Is now 2-15. "Lack of experiencc on our part told the tale. These kids are young, they haven't played much ball. We've tried to teach them, bit by bit, but it just seen-is we can't teach enough to win a ball game. - ::,, '#: ,' - - ' ,4 . • . -. w. Y :.L'.'_ .: '' - / ' . " , -• . • - -•• - '' - - -= , . k' . ' - - ' COOL SUMMER Diet Tbe *fl Chapter Lzi c of Beta Sigma PhI, held Saturday at the Langford Hold, Whiter Park, was the setting for the drawing of the lucky ticket on Wx delux Tupperware cooler set. Lucky By Lawrence E. Lamb, MD. the Gamma Latubda Chapter of the sociority, the ad Is displayed by chapter members (from kit) Myra Schanel, Margie safer and Ann Hansen. Dr. — greatly appreciate any in. Lamb formation you could send me * _ kl_!~ about I' ". My oldest brother is a %1% endocrinologist has me on a 1000-calorie high protein diet. DEAR HEADER — The defective, they fall to produce interesting thing about your enough Insulin. The defect Rofflawnift. diagnosis is your brother's literally progresses from diabetes. Sometimes producing too late to also hpogl)ce rn ja (low blood sugar) precedes the deselnp. produci ng too little Then you have diabetes ment of diabet es (high blood - - " - HANDS NIA. Mtda Gennars of Oviedo,a volunteer worker ld the Central Florida Zoo, stamps a bluebird on th e backs of th ese yogsters' hands, Indicating they have made their donations and may enter th e zoo and visit their favorite anim als, Heidi Smith, 4, tighter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith of Oviedo, and Sean Mar,tou, 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Marston of Sanford, are regular visitors at A S PASSPORTS the "But they'll be at practice Monday working hard and enthusiastic about the next game. They've got the best attitude of any 2-15 team in the state." ,an was plagued Saturday night by what . ofitics P - ''- I' rfr—,-----" ''i.,Ii i 44 -' , /" I 2.' , if' ... HIjJfl I I1 ,, ! - ",!' ' , Area Engagements ..- - - w - — ' ' " '.' - ' . " if - '• - . ' f - - c - . i.; — .'' • - - . ' Central Catholic sank ninef-10 free throw the second extra period to secure the triumph. The Marauders were successful on 20-of-24 free throws in the game. Lyman made 11-of-20. Spellissy led all scorers with 35 points. Teammates Hadden had 24 and Killalea had 20. Wright led Lyman with 26 points. Hudson added 21 and Shuett bucketed IS. - Breaking a long losing streak Is sweet. Coming from behind to win is even sweeter. Sanford Naval Academy did both here Saturday, upending Tampa Temple Heights 60-58 in a game decided by Mark Bassett's field goal with three seconds left. Bassett's final bucket topped a sizzling fourth quarter of V points that powered Navy to its first win in six games, despite an 11-point deficit at the start of the fourth quarter. -:-' r • - ' ... -- -. CLEARWATEP CC Spells 16 335 K Initie 077 H&djc'j 10424. Ocla,, 5 1 14 Damiini S3 Ii. Kiltal,. 3' 70, To$& 797091, LYMAN- CPipp 1-13; ClevIland 31 7; Fotek 105; Gd3oi 1-71; hudan 101 71, Kautman 102. WrQhi 17726. Shuett 7 1 II, Tota ls 791119. CIe,ir*ater CC 20 19 20 II 12 13-91 Lyman 20 14 70 19 17 4-51 ToIalfIs Lyman is, CI,êrw.ter 17 F ou l ed Cu? 1' . - ' - ., - .,• .. - , -' .-•' -...., - - ,.- *. , - - -- - - --- '- 40 . By CHUCK MCCLUNG Herald Correspondent , The Grenadiers boosted their lead to 35-22 in the first five minutes of the second quarter with 15 points to Brantley's eight. Th' quarter ended FOREST CITY Although the scoreboard with Colonial holding a 45-30 advantage. told of a 74.68 Orlando Colonial win over Lake The third quarter was no better for Brantley Brantley Saturday night, Patriot Head Coach as the Orlando visitors increased their margin to Chrl, Buuiworth had a different story. 63.41. Rickets added eight more to his scoring "Although we didn't win," Butterworth said, effort In the period. "it's a moral victory for us." Brantley dropped in 14 markers in the first The moral came in the last eight minutes. four minutes of the final quarter, allowing the Brantley was facing a 63-41 deficit after three Grenadiers four, as the Colonial advantage quarters before turning the momentum in the decreased to 67-57. opposite direction. Behind the efforts of Wall and Gabriel, The Dan Gabriel-inspired Brantley bunch Brantley continued the rally with 13 points in the rolled up 27 points in the final period, but ran out final minutes. of time before overtaking Colonial. Mark Falhis came off the Brantley bench to There's not enough I can say about the kid" contr i bute six points and 11 rebounds. Steve Butterworth said of Gabriel. "When he was a Hargis aided the Pats with seven marks on three sophomore people tho ught he ci'uldn't play. lie's long distance bomba and a come a long way," In JV action, Colonial rolled over the pats, 69'My edge is th at when People look at me they 45, Joe tll;itn ansi tusk Thnsnhl,incnn ia - '/,"b '.4 a • ..U' a ' Drawing And Print Con tes t Held - If 1 gi i if '(yule here to for all the infor,iia, ',ou need (Ibout Your new corn- 4 ,• ( - ' '' ) -- . - -- -- - '. With 1:50 left, Navy's Torrany Acheson narrowed the t I — Tampa broke the game open the remainder of the quarter, outscoring the midshipmen 17-6 to go ahead 44-33. Being behind spurred the midshipmen and the irorrentum Tampa enjoyed in the third frame swung to Sanford In the fourth Outscoring the Eagles 12-4 in the first three minutes, Navy quickly was back in th e game and Tampa's apparent victory was threatened. Leading 4845, Tampa doggedly clung to Its threepolnt lead for the next three minutes as the two teams exchanged buckets four times. • S •, r the third quarter. - - ' _______ rr "C,-' - Both teams began sluggishly and shared the lead during the first two periods. At the half, Tampa led 21-18. Navy's Bill Ross brought the midshipmen within one point early In the second half, and Hubert Kerkow's Inside footwork gave Navy brief 28-27 lead with 4:S2 remaining in Patri* o s Lose Battle W* h .1 i me, o o n i a 4 --• ' - ' -. A Lake Brautley's Dan Gabriel drives for two point.s bid rus over an Orlando Coloiijaj player. (Herald anisoa) 10 - - ___ ' - - DuPreeGafhers eat- ' But it was snooth-rr.oving Wright underneath and Clyde Iludsi on outside who hurt the Marauders. Wright controlled the boards and sank 26 points, Hudson, camping 20 feet right of the basket, hit 21 points 17 in the second half and overtime periods. The game was even throughout. Central Catholic's Tom Spelltssy and Lyman's Wright scored 12 and 10 points respectively in the first quarter as the teams lied 20-20. Central Catholic leaped ahead 39-34 at halftime, scoring its first 10 points on fast breaks. The Marauders led 59-54 after the third quarter. But Lyman sank 10 straight points early In the fourth quarter to take a 64-61 lead. The Marauders came right back to move ahead 69.66, but a tight Lyman defense and the Inside work of Rick Shuett gave Lyman a 72-69 lead with 1:20 to play. Central Catholic's Tim Killalea threw In a 15. footer with 40 seconds left to cut the lead to 72-71. Lyman's Sl,uett sank the second of two free throws By SC(M A BRAHAMS Her dcorrespondeni Photo y - ' _W quarter. Vith Im Win - IT'S I 11111LOCK so OF 000 TRACiK 00 - "?' Central Catholic is a fast-breaking and shooting team. The Marauders are not big and Coach Nick Cavallaro has molded them into a well disciplined, speedy team. "Speed and quickness, that's all we have to rely on," Cavallaro said. "But Lyman has a very good team. The only problem Is they play teams like Fvans and Boone." In an effort to control the game Saturday, Steinke benched 64 Jon Kaufman for most of the game and 64 Bernard Wright for part of the second j [* UHIPOJ L — om was bomin The brid Sanford and is the grandson of c*r Johnny Tornlln of Lake City. A their points." Losing String - - 1974 graduate of Seminole 111gb School, he was active in Hl-Y IRFA GATHFR.S Club and a mem be r of the .'" Seminole's football team He is Gai nesville ' presently a prmed student at w weddinp nill t held it Seminole Junior College and the home of the brides' gr ' will further his studies at the grand.paren is, Feb. 18, at 4 University of Florida, p.m. -' . . ' 4- • zft * - Sa nford and is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gathers of Altamonte Springs. She is a Junior at Seminole 111gb School. -' dl!' - I'm convinced women can run Vatican, "It' country," Sunirat Teisn, "ThreIwasandfhadbeen tremendous vi against the kind of hotelier and founder of the Thai married just two days and my t stereotypes that were at issue." Soll Party, campaigning for a h usband was getting shot. I just Elizabeth M Scimeider an at- seat In par liament in Bangkok. knew If I shot Into th e ee. I tOrnev with Uw Center for "Th13 isther of Uw w would kill my husband." Po-suni tional Rights In New York an. Per ha ps that's why the llceman !e Genson, who nfrmn of speaking Supreme Co Pope accepted me. By this, he held her fire then, but later r t wen may be has opened the door for other helped shoot one of the two men men." Bernadette Olowo of who f ought wi th excluded from Jury duty her husband, Uganda, the f cause th _e woman to Detective Dan Genson, in serve as ambaMador to the Atlanta. Gértion was unhurt. "I've really only been married twice, If this doesn't work, I shoot myself." Hungarianborn actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, 7 T T B f t whomaftjed besnJoha W Ryan in Los Vegas, saying The DeBary Garden Club Is meeting of the Garden Club of Ryan was only man w ho hosting a Silver Tea to benef it DeBary, competed for her affections the and meet I ta members Central florida Zoo Feb. 7 at withtheia te GeorgeSan, Silver Tea. at 2 p.m. at the DeBAry. Civic her third husband. She said "It'afor zoo," d Center along wi th its g War Becker, the four other husbands Wt fi ' WCh Is the t meeting an program, possible ream for thing us ther figures. "Tapestry for ad Flower Show." for tea and what promises to be "Men ha ve been bossing us Chairman for th moost st en joyable program.,, e program arcmd long enough. I've been Mrs. Alvin Becker, who invites very successful inbusinessand the public to attend this r But Clearwater's Hadden scored with 10 seconds left for the 73-73 deadlock. Lyman moved ahead 84-79 in the first overtime behind Shuett's eight points. But Central Catholic's Bob Dolan sank two free throws with 29 seconds to play, SpellLssy stole the ball as Lyman brought it Into play after the two free throws and bucketed two points with 25 seconds to Play to sever Lyman's lead to 84-83. Lyman's Hudson bucketed the first of two free throw tries with 11 seconds left, but CCC rebounded and called time out with seven seconds remaining. Then Clearwater's Hadden swished the 25-footer at the busser to send the game into the seci:l overtime, Navy Breaks Speak ing Sex, MarriageAn The bride-to-be was born in ..,- . with 21 seconds to play to push Lyman ahead by two. . Mrs. Laura Mae Gathers, c ' I . 13D7 O,ive Ave., Sanford, announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Thresa GaUm, to Edward Jacksoni DePree, son of Mr& A. France DuPree, 1605 Peach Ave., Sanford. There are many factors related to low blood sugar, ' ' 'I Siver ea o ene i 1 1 : wa— Sugar I ' By The Associated Press wen In Uxse instances the defect -' d - someareenrine andotJ is really in the Islets of are related to diet A lot ° Langerhan's of the pancreas, people get that diagnosis who the place here Insuli IS haseothercondJU including produced. Nornuill y whenn th e anxiety. For more detailed amou nt of sugar (glucose) In informatior, write to me at P.O. your sma ll intestine rises after Box 1551, Radio Cii', Sta tion ating sweets the islets release \ew York, N.Y. 10019 and fisk an increased amount of insulin. for the booklet on low blood Your body literally releases sug ar, Send 50 cents to curer •ttt .5iI(IUI4L li11 Costli. need to control the level of our Is common to put people blood sugar. wi th this condition on a high Wh,cn the islets defective protein diet I presume Y they may release insulin too doctorthinks you are also late, long alter the peak sugar ovei-seig)it and is restricting _____________ '• - - sugar), ILA - - DEAR DH. LAMB _Iba have hypoglycemia and h-..uld - . ( .., - J ---I. - - -. --- N -I / ' - - - d 1! . ' also Bloo eeds .- - , y Low , basketball team. In desperate need of victories, Lyman came unbelievably close Saturday night against Clearwater Central Catholic, In fact, it seemed the Clearwater team teased Lyman before finally winning 98-89 in double overtime. Lyman apparently had the game won but Central Catholic's Dave Hadden swished a 15400t Jumper with 10 seconds lcf I In the fourth quarter to He the game at 73-73 and force the first threemtnute in - Steve Mock added a free throw to bring the Middies thin two, an d Tampa's Hohon m issed a one and one wIth 48 keep seto NahLuve sank apparently tie the game, but the officials nullified the shot, claiming Navy players called a time out. Navy finally tied the Tampa team with 23 seconds rnaIning when Kerkow sank two free throws. Temple Heights, which did not score in the final minute and a half. could not break the tie. Bassett then polished off the Eagles with his clutch field goal. Navy ended the quarter with 27 points to Tampa's 14. Kerkow accounted for 12 of those final winning points, and led all scorers with M. Garcia and Cox of Tampa each had 16 points. Acheson and Bassett scored 15 and 12 respectively for Navy. The naval academy is 3.11 and Tampa Temple is5.6 The two teams play again in two weeks, but Coach Chris Marlette was too busy savoring the win to think ahead. "This is the best galie I've se-en since being here," the thirdy"ar coach said. 'F.speclally when YOU consider all the factors against us. We lost Charlie Dickens, with an in jury. I've only had seven players to dress out because of that, lea ving two subs. I've been startin g two freshmen and a - honore. "Ttu'se three - - Jon Sun ners. Steve Mock, and Hubert - - Lyman's Rick Shuett, No. 54, and Tim Killalea of Clearwater Central Catholic battle for pos iessl (herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Extends Streak OCAI A The Sem nole on feel l ke boys are fouling out. Junior College basketball team proving estr game. i.ver Sterling praised Randy went on the road Satn ght since we got in the new gym, Faber, who handled the ball for its sixth straight they've had a chance to work wi th perfection late in the game defeating Central Fl oridaand they) rt pulling their itame r' i - - i i ' . �2j:.(flj11g Herald, Sanford, FL Central WMhn DIvsIon 35 13 729 72 73 489 11', Cleveland I ou%ton fl 23 61 lVa Allanla 71 79 420 13', TONIGHT New Orleans 3 39 .111 21, Western Conference FIRST, 546. A.) Misty isle is 21. M1111111111,111 Division 2 Dreamy (6). 3 M A 't Pats Pet 79 20 "1 (10), 1 Mystic spirit (I). S. Detroit Chicago 26 21 353 2 President Lad Ill). 6 Texas Fay Mll,akee 72 73 4 Itt. 7 M? B (4 I W'Ilittc KC 0niah 21 26 110 S '; Pacific Division SECOND, OI. C6CtUS Joy (3Gold S ) 17 63$ — 2t,7 Jars Che'enc (10),) Portland 21 76 .417 9 Oaisy (3), 4 Miss MalCstyk Mineola WI. 5. Seattle 21 76, .417 7 Mystery Law (I) 6 Berkley blip"nix 19 75 4 9i (17.7 Toni Tress(6)6 Ml Ho Nancy Los Angtej II fl 100 Ii (6) Saturday's Results THIRD, 5-16. M-1, Rambling Red Kansas Cit Omaha I12. New t4), 7 Fng Out (61. 3 Yellew York 103 Star (32).1 Little Lila (6). S. Atlanta 117, Milwaukee 101 Ccttn (17). 6. Circus City Lin 7• WashIngton 91, Cleveland 92 eta Shan (10). 6 lindy's Request Chicago 116, Detroit 96 (SI Phnit 91, New Orleans . FOURTH, 515, C—i Powtan 01 Golden State 114 Port 2 '.'Onti (57), 3. Ghost Chaser land 109, 01 George BragOs (I?). S Montague 4 Sunday's Results C) Rllly (11,6 ci Ms Wagon Train Washington Ii., Houston 90 H C 's Prince Chad (5). I Detroit 107, Chicago 9). 01 Djglt WeSty (6) Boston 107. Buffalo 93 FIFTH, 5-16. 0-1, Society MISS (tOt. 7 Freddie Barge (12), 3 uIouI Girl (Ili K C's Lammi ' 5 Freddy DeUo Seattle 96. Cleveland 93 Philadelphia 103. Los Angeles 161. 6 Debbi 17, 2. L.B 's Spicy Taste (6). 3 Tuesday's Games ':11 Trans (3), 4. Journey Man (I). P'rep (10) 6 Barry King i7 2), Crc, rt II, I (r,t Tom Lars (Ii ,, yi. Los Angelet at Houston Phoenix at Portland SEVENTH, 3-16. C—I. Lonesome 71 62 60 d. ii. Butler Augustana, S.D 65, S Dakota Kansas St. a;. Oklahoma n N Dakota St. 7, Manato Iowa 5). Minnesota 41 LIçCOIn mo is. 9fflUC Boi St $3. Idaho 71 SOUTHWEST Arkansas 73, SMU 69 Teia A&M $1. TCU 69 ICIM Tech 39, Texas s; HOv?On 103. Nev Reno ;i Tulsa 57. W. Texas St. 7$ 13. 01 FAR WEST Ariior $5, CotoI'ado $2 Utah St. 111, Denver $9 Long Beach St 72. San Jose St 66 Brigham Young 96, New Me* co 7$ N AritOn 77. Weber St 6 Arizona St. 79. Wyoming 67 Oregon St, 77, Oregon 71, 01 WashingtonSO, Seattle Tex El Paso 79, Utah 61 San Francisco $3. San Fran cisco St 73 California $6. Los Angeles $ t San Diego St 72. Fullerton , Dartmouth , OT Pennsylyanj 66, Prov, denct 45 Vermont 70, Connecticut 69 Cc'(tr. Lars $t. Jep Bucknell $7. Lehigh 62 Forciha 71. Navy Q St.. Si, St. Francis, Pa. Monday's Game Milwaukee at New Orleans SIXTH, )s, B—i Country Swing St. 9$, Tuldne 14 kanias H, Oklahoma SI st 113 Tricky (SI Ball 7; Portland 121, Golden State C.bson (57). 7 Sid Eade (i). Seminole High School and Sanford Naval Academy battled to a 2•2 eocccr tie after two overtimes Saturday In the battle of Sanford high schools. The two teams Will clash again Feb. 19 at Seminole. In soccer a 1 today, Lyman Is at home at 4:30 p.m. against Deland. Sanford Naval Academy hosts Apopka Tuesday at 4p.m. and Lake Howell Is away for a 3:30 p.m. clash Thursday with the Olando Edgewater Junior varsity, Seminole Jumped to a 20 first half lead against Navy on goals by Ned Haines and David Parker. Raines' goal was his 10th In six games. He also has three assists Parker 's goal came after a penalty kick by Raines bounced off the top crossbar of the goal. Parker kicked the ball Into the goal In the scuffle for control, Harry Lowman and Steve Georgoudious scored Navy's goals Seminole goalie Mark Robertson had several expert saves lake H Howell oweowfledth2o.zandoEvafl5JvOflSatw.day lake Howell Is 2-1 after an earler 1-0 win over Evans and a 5.0 setback to the Trinity s. Lake Howell is composed of ninth and 1h graders. John Giegory and Craig Woods scored first half goals for Soo (61 pr- Mo,-? Walker Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan, 27, 1975-38 Hy (ISW,%I,j) — K7 h 54 - .w .L____r ALLEY OOP WE LOST M" ) — — - by Dave Groue IT LOOt$ LIkE YOUR PLAN BACkFIRED, OSCAR!,.. . - vQJ108 V976 83 lk,th L1 _____ "We're mainly a defensive team," Lake Howell Coach Tom Murphy said. "We played a very aggressive, good defensive QJ %uinerabk of OSCAR ROOM, AND MARCO, ARE ATrE?,4PT1NG TO HELP kING GUZ 1RACk DOWN lViO S ANc3tR3 W340 HAVE A.&)jc"rp SEVERAL OF MOO'S FEMININE CrnZ'ENS, IN AN EFR)ST 10 LOCATE THE MISSING GIRLS, LA '.Ot.UP4'rEE t0 LET HERSELF BEOM A TARGET, AND IS ALSO KIDNAPPED! mI Allow :z3 game against Evans. - Murphy praised defensivemen Dee Wright, Steve Carlberg, . 041 ), - - - THE BORN LOSER Well North East South Pass 2• P,i's I'ass 2NI 4 • l'd% 6NI 2& Pass Pass I',iss Opening kiil . vm & books on play by George Coffin and undoubtedly shows at least twice as many example hands as any book ever published," Jun: "They range from s[mpie hands for be gi nn ers to ones so complicated that co 114IK J CMJ 1RpD) I B ION DIE Chic Young ir DID YOu WEAR ABOUT MAvIS 4OPGOOO' ( SHE WENrON THAT NEW GARLIC DIEr NHL Standings Gators Falter By The Associated Press Florida's basketball coach John Leta said he had the right offense the trouble was he used it against, the wrong team and made Kentucky mad. Kentucky won, $7- Dlviiion I W TPISOFOA PhiIphle 3010 7 07 tM ix NY - Rangrs 2513 '.' S Atlanta 21 19 9 51136 13$ NY Island iS 1717 4 137 132 Division Va'icvr 73 i s ss 66 15.' chicalgo 74 20 1 32 IS) 137 ' LOUIS ' " " 17 77 6 70 173 19$ C 10 .12 1 24 tii in Division 3 I Angeles 27 13 47 164 101 Mizintrilvil 27 9 13 43 771 110 Pits 19 1$ 10 4 197 t0 Detroit Ii 7* 1 32 Il) 162 410 S 13 IM 25S Division I — Q. "We were using an offense that works best when your team is ahead," explained Lotz of his slowdown tactic. "But we weren't ahead very long." Florida State's Hugh Durham had the right team, but played Canlsiu.s on the wrong day. He should have played Thursday and maybe he'd have a win now Instead of an $1 75 a Entrekin Wins Turf Event northern ' si torom rs th oi battled two teams comprised of different fighters. I don't have the results from the Homestead card, But I was in Miami to take in the Dinner Key ba ttle and the Canadia ns were lucky to come away with a 6-5 decision, I feel certain that it ill Florida fighters were able to compete on the same card instead of watered-down versions fighting on three separate I cL//1 "Dufl'tt.1fled,Wearen't 3110 7 49 ill lit7 Out amateur program is less 2S 11 S 39 716 ILl Toronto Paul Entrekjz won the first 17 21 7 II 153 193 Southpaw Entrekin won with than six months old and under CIif 17 20 9 3)137 19$ Seminole Turf Club golf toura two-over par 146 and a net 130 the able leadership of Jimmy Saturdjy's Results namnent at Rosemont Country under the Sheererhandicap Williams Los A ng eles S. flew York and the sponsorship of Club Sunday and wits awarded system. ltnders S. tie Orlando Promoter Pete PttSburgh S. New York first prize of a three-day trio Pr'N4e f,w eK A'thinrir I 'auasr. Ihi.1. .a .". WUiIW4iICI5 we.11.1 wu jzcuy rsqers 2 Buh - '-.-. went to the Sky King Youth good, - . .consldering. Buffalo 7 Montreal Detroit S Washington i It Is true that three of our Ranch. The Bahamas trip was Butfalo MFX!C0 C!1"s' (AP) - The Muhammad Ali-Oluck ght has won one clear decision In out-of-r ing political sparring and apparen tly will win another, The March 24 fight between the unranked Wepner, a liquor salesman from Bayonne, N.J., a nd All In the Cleveland Coliseum has the gree n light from the or W ld Boxing DUU) DUNNT Sunday's Resolis '- laaetphia 7. Boston 7 Wres ti i fl g . " a ches . M t - 7JQô4,$yy)s,/ donated by Shawnee AJthi finest prospects, Scott Clark Aubr ey Floyd, three strokes Alan baton and Jimmy Clay, behind Entrekfn, was runner-up went down to defeat. But it was in 'he 3.-hole tudIhdrr1Int tith r l.iik (if ttwrin ., -----------.- ----.. -- -- - a----------- - - - c)o) W MI VM I VM AT'S T CALM CAR Et'r u 1'ERE L. 'ICC L!B1M? 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(AP) — Women get a chance to upsta ge their mile counterpartsathletes Tuesday and Wednesday when they shoot for $30,000 first place n'ioney In the finals of women's Superstars, — .,- Answer Tomorrow L ITI5S'T 1115 )C6 7IP.A' till COME IN ANDASI( JBOIUJ Association, - hearts What do you do now' hand in the book," DJ34T5 WINTHROP WBA Okays All Fight cards, we would have come out on top. My reply to Flash Gordon Is, standing preliminaries. Hose Peterson, one of the f inest Junior welters around, stopped a game, but oft-bea ten Char lie "Baby" Fullard In seven rounds. Orestes Davies bombed - / 10 TODAY'S QUESTION partner continues to two even NFL Draft Tuesday ' inneg at San Diego Moulton at Edmonton - *a, k(U- C CIL- armed quarterback frcrri the University of California, looms as the top se lection. The Atlanta Falcons, predators on defense but pigeons on offense, hope to remedy that situation with the selection of th e &400t-4, 212-pound Bartkowskl, an AllAmerican who completed 56 per cent of his passes for 2,580 yards last season for the Golden Bears. -/ — will have trouble with them, but each hand Illustrates some point of play," Oswald: "Let's look at the first I' DOONESBURY GIVE YOURSELF -A FRESH START FOR 1975 Baltimore ___J ii South AAQ762 0KJ54AAQ82 What do you do' A Bid one spade. You want to continue to describe )our hand. greatest experts AM PPSr5 i The bidding hail been: 27 East Oswald: "We have just received one of the largest paperbacks ever published. Actually, pass V Pass it is a compendium of four You South, bold FL&5 1HE;'4 44LJ t A Seminole shot by "Inal Davis bounces off the goalpogt as Seminole's Billy Lee, No. Davis , No, 10, look on. Sanford Naval Academy's John Harden, at right, tries to stop the shot. (Herald Photo by V al Spakos'iky) 1 / [""i'J Q if by Art Sonsom , in the South and Or lando was their stop. The previous week In Southern Florida the nice enough to break' 3-2, he makes his contract," Oswald: "Had the diamonds failed to break South would have gone down two tricks, but he still would have given the hand the only play that might have won for him." Jim: "We don't necessarily approve of Mr. Coffin's bidding, Neither does he, since the book is on the play of the cards." •Q 102 AAK / them by the simple expedient of conceding the first diamond trick. Then, since diamonds are &8 543 A 1072 501111 (1)1 AAK62 VA K 2 CANI SIGNAL FIND ' SOME us -. EAST A3 J9 lfl4OuT "T14E\ 1 kNOW...BUT'\ K1!P MOVIN', SISTER! DERRINGER SHE MA'YBE SHE'LL WERE ALMO5T fl4ER - >008 order to score his slam. Ile gets A96 EST A Q It) S by Dick Tumor Jim: "Coffin calls it a 'Baby'" hand and it is. South needs five diamond tricks in 27 ., 43 - 6.4 Florida State, CARNIVAL JA%IES JAI 1)8%' £84 Critics Blast U.S. Amateur Boxing (6). 1. Wally Gibson (5), S. and NORTH LakeflowdusatwdayafldFrankFrybootedonethtothegalth the second Lalf. Mike Carey, Lee Phillips, Curt Lentz and goalie Mike LaCore. "LaC'ore maight be the best ninth grade goaller around," Murph' said, "liehas is n:ide MLC plays you wuulthl't believe." lurphy is assisted by Norman Wright, who played international soccer for British Kenya. BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE th Friday's play, Orlando Colonlal stopped L'man 1 and Jason (6), 2 k's Mandalay (32), 3 Rhode Island II. Maine Rollin Rex 11). 4 Old P0541 (3), 3 Coast Guard 60. Trinity 5$ Bishop Kenney of Jackson%jUe dumped Lake &antley l. 'sky Pam 14 ). 6. lnb.al (12),;. Tom ABA Standings Akron 69, C. Conn St. 55 Tr'urnb (6), 6. Hardingv,Ile Jet (10). Canislus $1, Florida St. 75 East Division EIGHTH, 5-IS, C—i. Scarlet Boston Col 79, Syracuse 73 Pbbont (6). 2. Lt. Columb,r (17),) W . Pt. GB SOUTH P's Chinaman (I). 4. Peggy 3.a 13 773 ._S Carolina 93, Marshall 75 'off New York (10), S K.C,'s aouy, 6. K's Hazard Kentucky 33 14 .107 1 North Carolina 69, Maryland 66 (5). 7 Berkley Duff (1), I Mystery St Louis 20 70 400 13', Memphis 14 3s .716 II Virginia Tech $3, Richmond NINTH, C—) is Bean it), 2. Virginia 69 9 3, lU 75L K's Puny View (4),) WhltherfritcPi Denver West Division Clemson 71, Virginia 61 Ever since a Canadian team we might be able to pick up a boys were tar from the finest SCENE. . . .Tampa's Tony John L. Johnson jnarezpchof l. I Eades Lan Gal (72), 5. 10 10 soo — Alabama 97, Georgia u came to the Orlando Sports few more wins. But it will be U.S. amateurs, Uagle'spvr (6). 6. B.J. Future (3), 7. San Antonio 20 21 554 17 Auburn $7, Louisiana St.7$ lJcata has signed to battle i out their heavyweight war of two Stadium on Jan. 14 and won 12 quite awhile before we can Big Waft ()?),a Mister Marcus (10). Indiana ._471, 1 SO TENTH, 5.15, B—i Brutus(to) fl fl 449 )7', (tO), 7, Utah And there is little reason to be with Miami's Marcel Clay on week ago. This time around N Coro St. Wake Forest of the 13 bouts, our entire make this area competitive on alarmed because when the Jan. 30, The North American Davies evened the series at one San Diego Ca?I 11 1 H T Cocl (171, 1 21 io Ventucky $7, 10$. Florida amateur program has been its own. C nlrr Ctrers (II S L L 'S Dan Ceo Washington I). W Vir blasted. Saturday's Results Olympics come around in 1976 and United States Champion apiece with a four-round TKO ginia 75 )S?. 6 Silver Spice (5 2), 7. Another San Antonio 1)3, St Louis 101 Denver 119. Virginia Spud (6). I Bull Maxim (6). In addition, the Canadians tit U.S. will be on top as usual, will have his hands full with the and Eddie Axelrod declsloned Vanderbilt SO. It has been discussed were about the best that Sundays RISUItI ELEVENTH, S-IS. A—I K's St. Mary's, Md, at Gardner Mississippi 66 everywhere, even on a special country had to offer, while our T HERE H E AND THERE ON stylish Clay. The crowd may Rocky Pope in four, New York 113, Indiana Ii) HOpful (S2). 2. Diamond Charge Webb. canceled television feature with Channel B 0 X I N G break Tampa's attendance _______________________________________________ (5), 3 Coro Whiz (1), 4. Barber Out St. Louis 1)7. San Antonio too Koichi WaJtma regained the Pan American 1)0. Ga. South. 2'sSt Director, Ken Brown. 1 (43, 5 Super Strip (I), 6 Mineola Kentucky sos. Memphis 134, reeorcj. . world's Junior Mlddlcwelgh? WitfltO (6). 1. Drne'y (12), •. G. 01 San Diego 9$. Virginia 95 Miss. Valley St 76, Southern Rennie Briscoe stopped Len Title with a 15-round declslorr M 's Twelveieen (ID). Mondays Gain., Baton Rouge Hardin in the 10th round of their over TWELFTH, Plo games SChedi)led Randolph.M. Oscar C—I. BiQckbuIq 41, "Shotgun" HamTuesdays Game Pd.n-Sydney 13 (17) 2. Noble Beauty (S) 3. Lake tree-swinging middleweight Albarado of Texas.,., Whit All Star Game at San Antonio Memphis St. 103, North Texas Boxing bout In Philadelphia. Harden Miami's Chris Dundee was Riva Doll (321,6 Tons Trans (1), 7 made four trips to the canvas defend his title against his No. ldornre (I). 1. Gnite FrIm (tO) Tennessee . Mississippi ' but Briscoe took turns with the 1 contender, Ray Lampkln. The College Cage S. Alabama 79. Biscayne cw . offensive fireworks, On the contender, Ray Lampkln. The 7$ :same card , undefeated Tyrone bout Instead was secured for IN BRIEF WHA Standings Scores Everett took a dull 10-roi Panama City on March 2. Golf Scores liii Division decision from Bert Nabalatan, Florida will be able to see this By LEE GEIGER W I. T P11 OF GA and a pair of Jockeys put EAST Littler Wins ouIstanng attraction anyway, P.e PEBBLE En BEACH, 71 71 7 50 US II) Duke SO, Princeton 73 Calif. and noted Central Florida's gloves on and entertained CIvind (AR) — Final top scores and CBS will broadcast it the ft 19 23 2 40 126 143 Chicago 17 71 1 33 137 171 66 St. John'i, N.Y. 76. American money.winnlngt Sunday in the boxing expert Malcolm Tail. crowd of 8,215 as Paul Kallal Sunday in March, tnd'ppls 5115,000 Ring Crosby National Crosby Open 10 33 3 73 101 IS) Even In this week's edition of got off the canvas to decision Niagara 95. Si Donaventur, Pro-Am Golf Tournar.ieni o West Division U Gordon's Ralph Baker.... Hoirsion Boxing ?hê 4,115 yarci Par-7i Pebble Flash 79 14 0 SI 701 120 Viilano'a $2, 'Temple 66 PFBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — It's characteristic of Beach Golf Links: Phoenix Briscoe Is set to meet Emile Magazine the !ubect surfaces 73 1$ 6 52 16.3 132 PIttsburgh $2, Rutgers 79. OT 1 San Gene Littler Diego 73 19 1 47 1$ 143 the man that Gene Littler sometimes, infrequently refers $37,000 Mr. Gordon writes, "I feel Griffith in Paris In a 10-round Holy crcti 105. Georgetown Miv-,. S47I6I.73-2so 7370 0 16 177 146 "tomyhlttle$et.backofacoupleofyearsago.. ashamed to mention a team of Hubirt Green rematch. Griffith scored an 73 29 3 79 109 $3 11211090 Columbia 43, Colgate 34 young Canadians beat up a Canadian Division --7'-69--si upset by turning back the His "little set-back" was cancer. Yale 13, Brown I], 01 ManTom. Kilt Queøl'c 9 16 0 55 197 146 haftan $1, Army 69 513133 local squad 12-1 at shavenhead slugger late last But the quietly courageous man Came back, working, Toronto 7075 Ø7$5 21 19 2 I3 171 we that bad?" . y MIDWEST Lou Graham exercising, finally playing again. He came back to win Edmonton 73 15 14 15) 135 u.495 Notre Dame ii, UCLA 7$ 77-70 70 75-3$7 Var'cvr Everybody seems to be Miami Beach was the scene 21 71 2 41 136 141 1973 St. Louis Open. But there was always the thought MichIgan St 105. Wisconsin Forrest Feller Wiripeg 1$ 21 3 ISo ill amazed and shocked that a of a sensation,'d fight for the lurking in his mlnd,he admitted, that maybe that one was 7)-fl 77.72-.-3$a Saturday', Results T& 73, team representing the United a fluke. North American Junior MidOhio Dave Hill Clevetani , Baltimore I Nebraska IS, Colorado 59 '' States was trounced by a group Ourbec 6. Chicago I 7672 69 fl-2$9 dleweight Championship as He won the 34th fling Crosby National Pro-Am Sunday 9 , Bradley Louisville 59 Jack N)ckl.'ius San Diego 6, New England 2 from Canada since the Elisha Obed stopped Canada's 07) the windswept crags and cliffs of the Pebble Beach Drake $7, St. Louis 61 7174-77.77-75, Sunday's Rnulti Canadians are not known for Golf Links, one of the nation's most demanding and DePaul $6, Dayton Fernand Marcott in 11 rou1d3. Bruce Devlin Mieytfa 2. Baltimore 1 '' ITaOSt Indiana 104, Purdue 7) their boxing prowess. The win for the Bahamian was 737l.69.74-79 spectacularly beautiful courses. Vancouver S. Chicago 3 Illinois 46, Ohio St. 62 Johnny Miller HOutoa 3, Winnipeg I It Is true that the American $3,319 his 56th without a loss and puts ad CIncinnatI •. sowling Green 71.74.7Os.4759 Phoen ix 6, IndianaPolis o L boys wore h U.S. shirts, im front-and-center but they for a shot L eo nard ThOinpIGn Tor onto 7, Edmensan S $5.319 Missouri V iowa St. as were far from the best Ole South at the wor ld's ti tle, which is 74-71.71.—, Mondays Oams Ohio U. is, C. Michigan si Rik MalsengaIs had to Cleveland at New England offer. held $3,319 Koichi Wajima. Resolve to t Cessna W MithIga 77, Kent St 70 NFW YORK (AP) - Th e National Foot ball League 77 71.71 fl-29 Tnday, Games . In fact, they were not the best $20,000 was put Over Into the Pilot Education get Minnejcla at Baltimore goes shopping for fresh, young, t al ented bodies Tuesday Florida had offer. till by a crowd of over 3,000 who YOU off the ground O'eb at Toronto in its annual college draft and Steve Bartkowski, a strong. The Canadians were on tour Cleveland at Chicago enjoyed the slugfest and outPhootinis at Indianapolis --'-'rr Monday, Jan. 27, 1975 Seminole, Navy Battle T Soccer Tie Dog Entries ......................................... -----.--- --------- -=-a R -a • ThESE DNYS .- by Howie Schneider - - IT RtkkIJ BACK.. 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If km---.----- - r: 1I r I'-ftoj~,-- - - I -.t"' . - I THE CITY 29 I 3 p,cr ci h iid p 9 , "'riI (DIr t(W GOOD ALL DAY Iil,1h'%/Iw \ftIN'LrIIIif'\\id O'//10U8 FRIED CHICKEN - II re' I I Accompabyll" . valley CiaI.d to Ptf*ct,n ^ . AY GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WlNNt Sanford - ~ -A - ' A9c. (NTIRTA,Nu(Hr NIGHTLY M jap hi., Lounge " HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" flRw1rGcOpi(r( iR5 I' XAU WEDNESDAY NIGHT DAILY LUNCHEON FRIDAY NIGHT IS FEATURE "Ithwer N.nk l F•'t' Pk Delicious Smothered Chicken, Any Two Hot VIll"fablilltill, Fresh HOY Rolland Butter 69 $ 0 149 lb. Choppid Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Uver. Any TWO Hot Fresh Vegetables, Hot Rot; and Butter $ Utility Board will hold a public hearing In the County Commission Chambers 04 the Seminole County CounIPvj,, Sanford, Florida, on Large Filet Mignon t lb. Baked Potato and Butler, Tossed Green Silad With Dressing 149 $ l u"dary, M • -' -' ':-----.-'i-'-• I 199 thairman -' - ' - p - ''. .. =! =_ _,;_ . __' _ ' S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr.. Clerk P;t.I.th Jan 13 V. ['I 11 ' I . ATTEST - S I . . _ F ebruary It, 19M 41 7 00 of a% %con thereafter a$ sibte to COnSidCr an application concerning changesin water and tewer service rain in areas cer IiIupU to be terved by Southern 5taf UtItitlel. Inc By - S Sidney I Vihie,,, Jr. . p HWY. 17.92 & FAIRBANKS . WINTER PARK, Deputy Clerk SPEER & SPEER P A 113 Magnolia Avenue • - . '-=. :__- _ t' ..' .' -. - _ -, ____ __ __ ___ ' .. . '' . - .. - . . , Ray ~w . '" ' 11!! = 111~ ' 1 1 1 14 1 ..- director and fired Street Supt. r-: Leibensperger after .' --1 ". '-- - AW Connell said solving the budget problems would stop cou ncil bickering so that work on other serious matters could tgin; that fC(1UCtiOft' were necessary to avoid larger cutbacks at a later date or drastic increases In taxes woul d be necessary and that final action would raise the morale of city workers. In o ther business, council: During a 25 minute meeting discussion with the audience prior to the Official meeting, heard a recommendatlon that the city consider going into the garbage collection business. _________ __ :''.............. - -_ SUN SALUTES A PERFECT DA Y ill Fanne s Trial Date Grant relinquished the chair Councilman Jerry Connell were to Scott to make moUon which passed, Councilman Don were adopted, to roll back Schreiner walked out of the department heads' salaries to The county court trial of meeting, saying the actions their pre-1975 budget level and were "cut and dried" and ,,it instructing City Attorney stripper Fanne Fore and Annexation Fees Ned was no longer necessary to Julian Club Juana operator Jr. to prepare oblems an or. Michael Pinter has been attend council meetings to dinance cutting the council S By MICKEY IA)CHRIDGE know what was going on." delayed for one week In members and mayor's salaries After the commission passed the ordinance to In other action the commission: Connell's motions approved from $200 monthly Herald Staff Writer county court at Sanford. annex the property, McClanahan said he intends to to $150. - Approved an ordinance rezoning 20 acres of before the standing room only Grant, Scott and Connell two Miss Fore and Pinter ask for the cost the city has to pay to annex property east of Ohio Avenue and south of Pine Oak audience were: The Sanford City Commission Lsai night passed weeks ago ordered City Clerk property. were originally schedujed on first reading an ordinance which could deter. Drive to an agriculture district. - To accept Hennigan's Onnie Shomate to cut $50 from for trial this week. The 38mine the Iirmpcjal In' 'lance of anapplicapi(,,, 'fite resignation immediately, their monthly checks the f,ct that wa just defeated a f - Approved an nrdln'rnee 'viln:' after year-old protege of Arfor annexation. The commission voted down the fee "i property granting full pay to Feb. 15, the Council torannéziiton, I wou11ie V see how much no rth of Country Club Road. east of the membern, June Lor. kansas Rep. Wilbur Mills Southwest during the same meeting, date Hennlgan's resignation Is mann and Schreiner. refused taxpayer Is paying when the city annexes property. Road, south of 20th Street and west of . wajr-ed Dec. 12 at the Seaboard effective; voluntary pay cuts, The commission passed an ordinance declaring Coast line to a medium Industrial district. night club on a charge of "U people petition in be annexed It is beca use - To name Pleicones acting the intent of the city to annex two lots in the Pint Mayor James H.. Lormann, indecent exposure and they want something out of th city," he said. public safety director until such P Level Subdivision Immediately after defeating on ho had distributed prepared Pinter on a charge of Unit of Approved the American a request by Society the Seminole County time as an acceptable can. recommendations to Increase Cancer second reading a proposed ordinance which would to But Commissioner Stcnstrom objected to Mcpromoting an indecent use the didate is appointed; Sanford Civic Center on May 10 for a dance. The establish a Pee of $185 for annexation applications, city revenues, said he was (lanahan's request to audit the cost of the anshow. Both are free on Instructing commission waived all cost of using the Civic City "disappointed" that they had The fee schedule ordinance, proposed by nexatlon saying, "I don't see what good it would bond. They entered pleas of Center, except clean-up and electricity, Commissioner A. A. , Accountant Harold Hartsock to not been considered before do," was defeated 3.2. Inno ce nt when arraigned submit In writing the tentative council took its action. Commissioners Julian Stenatrom, John Morris Dec. 19. - Approved a motion to waive the cost for a changes In the city budget The fee schedule ordinance also would establish His recommendations inand Mayor Lee Moore voted against, while Mctemporary sewer hook-up to a trailer owned by a agreed to in previous workshop eluded Defense a fee for applications for rezoning, variances, attorney raising building permit (lanahaj and Commissioner Gordon Meyer voted Senior Citizens group. The trailer is located bet- and requesting Plelcones and fees and water rates, one review and revision of site plans, and approval of Edward Hanlon Jr. of in favor of the ordinance, ween the Sanford Municipal Litrary and the Hartsock to plats and planned unit developments (PUD). prepare recom- week's vacation without pay for Orlando has filed a motion Shuffleboard court. to m the charges and mendations implementing a employes and officials and the County Court Judge Harold $20,000 cut in the police budget. levy of an entertainment Johnson was scheduled to The recommendations are to be paid admissions to a gambling hear arments on the submitted to council by next establishment (the SanfordMonday', motion at 3 p.m. today. Orlando Kennel Club.) Connell recommended that He withdrew the recomMiss Fore, whose real applicants for the permanent mendations after the series of name is Anabella Batpublic safety director slot be council motions were adopted. fly ED PRICKETI' tlstella, was arrested by Rosenwald, a school slated by said the plan would bus 168 to Sterling Park. given state civil service tests, Connelj said that Julian's Herald Staff Writer State's Attorney Investigascheduled for 7 p.m. Wed- adding he the state to be phased out and black students from Rosenwald has made previous opinion was that the tor C. E. DePuy Jr. after turned into a center for ex- in Altamonte Springs 3.9 miles His proposal ran into a nesday in the school board arrangements for the tests to be city could not levy the enground swell of opposition at room in Sanford to further given. Spokesmen for Rosenwald ceptional ch ildren, she allegedly appeared on to the new Sterling Park last week's tertainment fee on the dog meeting in discuss the controversial Issue. Elementary' School have stage "bottomless." The motion of Councilman H. track unless the Florida area is growing, Elementary school near Altamonte Springs when the , recommended busing white it's no to start closing Casselberry, board asked for additional children Into the predominantly schools," Horace Orr said. He Asked about the proposal, recommendations to be black school to replace a said 200 additional students Layer replied, "It's great. But prepared wiTh input from proposal by school officials ould bring enrollment to 600, you're busing past four shool parents, close th school e and bus blacktothe magic number needed to that are closer, which Is a e children out. The plans are being worked Re justify ii school's existence in violation of federal law," The alternative was offered out with each area planning for terms of state funding. The Indian along with hills-Lake its students without total regard threea others yesterday during specialAlso, Indian hills and Lake Orienta plan eliminates busing for other community areas that or meeting with County' School Orlent.a parent.c got together for both schools, might be affected, Pil o,os and offered a proposal they say .Superintendent Layer's proposal would bus "The plan we came up with s William Layer would establish both schools as the 168 Rosenwald children to isn't the greatest in the world, zone to trylines to establish walk-ins and reduce busing as Lake Orienta and calls for but it isn't the worst either," for the (allelementary term, By GLORIA DItOGOSZ property' owners who do not corporations or partnerships posal, told the Lake Mary Amos Jones, director of well. Indian lulls children, who walk Layer said yesterday. Herald Stall Writer own all the land surrounding completely surround a Seminole's Community Action lake Planning and Zoning Board last A spokesman, Ray Herbert, to English Estates, to be bused LAKE MAU\' A work chop has been A proposal the lake, with high-density develop- night that the proposed new Agency', said children could be to restrict lake Iront There is a loophole T1tten ti:ents. bused in from Just north of zoning classification would not development to single family into the proposal large enough Rosenwald and from west of City' Councilman Harry apply to bodies of water wholly. residences only applies to to let big property owners, Terry, originator of the pro-.. owned U.S. 17-92. by one person, cor_______________________ _____ He said 100 students bused out _________________________ _____ ration, or partnership as ¼ lust year could be returned .stated in Section 2 of the -. pr oposal. .25 't' "1 don't want to desttoy . . ., , anybody's control over their _"'- -_ ,. own property." he said. He aLso I 7. , . : By BILL. BELLE VILLE Z. iA -$ explained that the purpose of approve a partial hike in a work from an average of $4.22 a ritA the ordinance was to keep the I.0-y. Herald Stall Writer session yesterday, had cited the month to $5. a month. t. Around the Clock . 4A lakes from being contaminated, fthI3's need (Or a rate of return .'i The new water rates will have -4 Bridge ............411 but added, "They can be County' customers who that could keep them In a $2.60 base and a charge (ii 40 ('a!endar 'contaminatt'cr with people" so receive their s ater and swcr tiusines,. The new lees will cents per thousand gallons up to r ..lassified ,,. ..... , _t', . I long as there are proper storm services from General provide them with a seven per a 12,500 gallon usage. Comics . . ...... ~ i .._ drainage and sanitary sewer .r., - ~_ I (B Wit terworks will soon bejn for a cent rate. "When the DPC(DCPIIrtnIent ('rossword Puzzle '..'....3A rate hike that will increase Plans to prevent contamination Commissioner Dear Abby ............. . .18 Dick of Pollution Control) and the of the waters. their sewer rate by 50 per cent Williams, who suggested the E PA (E nvironmental I)r. Lamb ................. The proposal, as presented and will hike their average new rates, recommended a Protection Agency) Editorial ................. put strong last year by Terry, calls for 3717 4A water bill by per cent, the raise in the base rate of sewer regulations on them, it's our Horoscope ......... rezoning by ordinance of all County Commission decided service From $3 to $4.50. The moral obligation to help them hospital .............. . . . lakeside property to L1 AAA -a 3A yesterday. IN water rates will be increased out" by granting them in. Obituaries 3A single 'a family' classification. -- %Vith the hikes, the average Sports creases, Commissioner Mike wwf However, zoneri realized last ...........SIA bills will jump from 17.22 a _ _________________ hlat ta way said bTelevision ni ght it ta __________________ con ins a section which 7A month to $10.20. ___ _________ The (tan has not had a ra te - in effect exempts large wI:11'lIEIt increase since 1967, ax'ording General Waterworks had --. property holders from the to Utility Director [Ml Dale, low this asked the County for perYesterday's high single family restriction 1 he consensus declaim of morning 47. Fog and some low niLssion to triple their sewer The Zoning board has already An Orlando woman was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital recommended instead Of imboard members will be DRIVER INJURED tonight, rates and double their average clouds likely recurring for burns this morning after her sports car (above) caught tire on mediately rezoningall the prepared as a legal decision by Otherwise generally lair water rates. IN AUTO FIrc i south of the U. 17-92 call at Sanford, Florida Hhway Patrol property, the counc,l should Utility Con tro l Attorney Bob through Wednesday. Complete The Commissioners, In Trooper Lawrence Gladleizz Identified the driver as Ruth amend the current zoning Morris and forwarded to rath e r details page 3A. rendering their decision to Jeanette 'iague, g, Or lando. Se minole County firemen ex- teultIc In jnr)i, t General Waterworks, •WV uurumg car. restrctjye classification Postponed se Pr "a,',. ' .1 Bus 4, i Proposal: gu Whites , Not Blacks L 0 iC' Fro n t Stric tb n cii I ill OS 'Làoph ; Okays Water, Sewer Rate Hikes 111 AD Index e ______ Co 'unty Comm ISSIOfl shall have an Opportunity to be heard at Mid hearing By nrder 04 the City Commission Of tp City of Sanford. Florida '''' ___ 'r , ' '... ' - , , " City Clerk Publish j 77 1v OF) Ill NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Nolice It hereby given that he Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will bold speciai meeting NOTICE OF INTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE tSHER(fly GIVEN that a the Und"sIgned. cleSiring 10 ePWQC on'Jsn 31. 1975. in the City Hall &I inbUtintSS under th~ficfihou% name 11 10 A M , in order to consider a 04 EASY AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY r eq uest for a variance in Ihe Zoning at 73$7 Park Drive. Sanford. Ordinance as it pertains to Corner Florida, Intends to register the said Yard Setback in SR I name with the Clerk of the Circuit ;on diStrictrequirements In Lot I. Block B, Court of Seminole County, Florida, Country Club Manor, Unit I, Being DATED this 16th day of January, more Specifically cIricribed as A 0 1915 located at 106 Country Club Circle S Ramar P Schmitt 8 L. Perkins Vice Pr esident of Chairman RAYMAR PROPERTIES, INC publish, fli,øf Adis,strnent Jan fl. Feb 3. tO, It. 1973 PUblIsh' j p, lotlI OrG I3 OFi1 . - . . - .. .- , __ ___ .. . . . _~W,Mfts_=~ MMIU I/ t . Arthur H B.-(kwith. it Clerk of Circuit Courl Stfilln0le County, Florid& By Elaine R'Char de of srnnie County OE J 171 hA:lv . THURS. Beef Stew FRI. Tut Almondine . AND DINNER FAMILY NIGHT SPECIALS MON Baby Beef Liver TUES. Veal Parmesan - ( AGRICULTUREI DISTRICT 1 CCPY "h all f)e Available at the Office Of tht Ci1 V Clerk for all per 5011% deslrin; to examine the tame All pantIes in interest and citil en s 0 x1344 SEMINOLE COUNTY UTILITY BOARD Alt I Plaintiff Notice of Public Hearing Publi5f1 ' Jan 77.1973 The pr of County Corn FEATURING LUNCH TO Two police eliminating Leibensperger's . Job. . -. _4. Off icer .Jordan Paddock, -.... - - -. . . . instructed by Council Chairman ________ J R. Grant to eject from the _________________________ ____________________________________________ \ _ council chamber a talkative member of the audience JAMES H. LORMANN refused, saying, "Do it sour. ILA. SCOTT' , self," and announced he w&v announced his resignation and ______________________________ .. .[ who P.___ ... quitting and left the room, _7 ____________ left city hail, .. councilmingscause ffi Sgt. Torn Ling, who last week Police I.I. James Pleicones, was adopted to consolidate the led the police force in named acting public safety street and water departments requesting that Florida director moments earlier, was into one unit and, since the ___ Fraternal Order ofthePolice be called on by Grant and with aid street superintendent Job was the department's bargaining from another policeman at the thus eliminated, to fire Street With the blue skies clear and temperatures In the 8, Florida re$idents and tourists alike has e been agent, offered to "help restore meeting quietly escorted the Supt. Ray Leibensperger ef. enjoying a spate of perfect weather In the past several days, In Sanford, the sun sets in golden glory order" calling the council citizen outside, over Lake Jennie, a glowing fective Feb. 1 with severance Grant Ling refused reminder of the warm day past, and the next to come. (Herald Photo "unfair." by Ling'sWhen assistance, also aEarlier series of madeafter by pay until Feb. 15. In motions the meeting, Dan ocket) - NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY DRIVE .. 9 I' - OAK - ;'j AVENUE AND NORTH OF PINE (Seal) Orlando Florida 33002 Publish Jan 77. 1975 fJ $32 ( 1I MON. THRU FRI. :, Wifnmt my hand and the seal of this Court on January 2lnd, MS. Depuiv Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY 4 IIURKE. P A Alloirne~s frA the Plaintiff Post Office Box I?] I0 7I Frrii(hAwt Mi *a, Ili #I) 1 ~30 wo"aftes seat i i,'icl Value f or Seminole County. Florida, in LONGWOOD walked out midway in the city council meeting last ;'iht s the governing body accepted Public Safety Director Torn Hennigan's resignation, named an acting ___________________________________________________________ City Clerk Puhllfih~ Jan. ?I. I,?$ DEG 140 and C n'1 tefrd.r,,.,. __________ Relluw S; 00 -. IF II ___ J Heavy Western Beef . f - #011i - ________________ p JA ~-____~_I__ ii .7-:-,.-- __ '*=_•i ' . FRWEITS $3.32I8 ,4' -' u fOreCiOluff rendered on Januar ertain cause Ptirlding In the Circuit Court, in and Legislature gave special Writer _______________________________________________________________________ cilman ;Ulcers resigned and a coun- ORDINANCE NO. 13S1 Association is Plaintiff, and OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Clerkwilloffecfor -salethefollowing ALEXANDER WYCHE Notice Is h er eby given that a described real property. and BARBARAJ WYCHE, his wife, are Public Hearing will be held at the 104 3. Block 3. NORTH ORLANDO Defe TOWNSI T E, 4th Addition, (Replat of Clerknd Commission ROOM ln the City Hall in ofants, t he undersigned, as the City of Sanford, Florida. at? 00 sheet No 2). as record in Plat at 11:00 the above styled Court, will O'clock A M on February O'CIOc* P.M. on F ebruary 1 1975, to P,00k 11. Page 6. Public Records of IQtil,A 0 1975. offer for sale and sell consider the adopt ion 04 an or Se mole County. Florida. to the highest best bidder • together with all structures. dinance by the City 04 Sanford, cash, at the front (West) door of the Florida, title of which is as follows pr ovements. fixtur es, appliancIm es, C ourthouse of Seminole County, and appurtenances on said land or Florida, at Sanford. Florida. the used In conjunction therewith, ORDINANCE NO, 13fl The af or esaid sale will be made folIO*It'g describd property, lying and being in Semi nole County. AN ORDINANCE 0 THE CITY purSOint to a Final Judgmen en Florida, to wit. OF tered In Civil No 74 t44 n tpen SANFORD. FLORIDA, Lot 10 Block I Tier C. E. R. dnq In the Circuit Court of the TRAFFORO'SMAPOF AMENDING ORDINANCE NO $097 1H TOWN F:hteenth Judicial Circuit in and OFSAIDCITY. SAID ORDINANCE OF SANFORD, SeInieCounty. BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN '- Seminole County, Florida PAT ED this list day of January, Florida. according to the plat THE CITY OF SANFORD. thereof as recorded In Plat Book I, FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT Pages U'o " of the Public Records CHANGING THE ZONING OF of THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY Arthur H 8ecwth, Jr Said sale Is to be made to u lisly L OCATE Clerk of the Circuit Court 101 the terms of said Final Judgment ROAD, EAST OF SANFORD _____ os CIAffRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FSNISTSTIAK HOUSE ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________ they may have against Said estate in me office of Clerk of Circuit Cour. o Seminole County. Flor ida, in the Fired au thority. ........... 11 a rn at the wei, front door of the Civil Action No 74 1309 F wherein ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF Courthouie of Seminole Sanford, Florida the undersigned SANFORD, a Na,,onjii Danking I _W , . ' , c"MJ j NOiEOFSAt&"t5 NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that I' TIUTS (1G) :00, r Le~~ I IL ' 4 DIJYtIR f. ' . -._' . ._.:..=- .- ' ___________ 4 ______ • . - = _-_ --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' I By DONNA ESTE.S Herald Staff the Ea.stwood's direction. 7:30 Leibensperger 011 _____________________________________ ______________________________________ AN ORDINANCE 01 THE CITY within four calendar months from OF SANFORD, EP LORIDA. the date of the fin? publication of INANCE NO 1097 this notice. Each claim AID ORDINANCE Deputy Clerk must be In *rilirvg and m ust stal# BE ING ZONING PLAN WITHIN ROGER L. BERRY the Place of residence and post of,ic, THE CITY OF SANFORD, Attorney for Petitioner addr ess of tho CIA lmant and must be FLORIDA, AMENDMENT 0 sworn to the clairnint, his agent, CHANGING THE ZONING OF or his a"orney, or 11 will become T HAT CERT AIN PROPERTY . 17, 197$ voId :C to law LOCATED SOUTH OF CORNWALL DE i 131 ROAD, EAST OF SANFORD "3. AVENUE AND NORTH OF PINE As Executor OAK DRIVE TO Ml.7 (MEDIUM INDUSTRIAL) DISTRICT , 174 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ALBERT N FITTS A copy Shall be available at EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C.111111- Attorney for Executor office of the City Clerk for all per Building CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 3 ;; , ions desiring to examine the lame COUNTY. FLORIDA. Publish: i. 77, Feb. 3, 197$ All parties in interest and citIzan CIVIL NO. 74.1414-0 shall have an opportunitt to be THE LOMAS & PIETTLETON DEJ In heard at sa id hearing COMPANY. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE By order 04 the City Commission Plaintiff, 04 the City of Sanford, Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Judgment 0 JAMES i . ' ''' Policemen Quit Publish - Jan 77. 1973 nJ l). In The Name And By The Authority NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Notice is hereby given that we are TO ALL TO WHOM THESE OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY engaged In business at 1080 E. PRESENTS COME, OF SANFORD, FLORIDA SHALL Altamonte Dr., Altamonte Springs, GREETINGS, Notice Is hereby given that a Seminole County, Florida under the Whereas, Public Hearing will be held it the ftitiou name of MOTOR HOME Commission Room n the City Hail In W I L 507.4 J OH N SO N CITY, and that we Intend to register TlTU5VILL, FLORIDA the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 said name with the Clerk of the R V BURKE, SR., GENEVA, o'clock PM on February 10, 1973, to Circuit Court, Seminole County, FLORIDA consider the adoption of an or Florida in accordant, with the did on the 11TH day of OCTOBER. dr,ance by the City of Sanford. provisions of the Fictitious N,me AD, 1973 cause to be Incorporated Florida, title of which is as follows; W• I cc on 'nr'awsoryneTaTeo, Florida Florida Statutes 1957 , ORDINANCE NO. 13$ BURKE JOHNSON, INC. James C. Dyson a corporatIon, with its principal Earnest P. Bousuet AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ace of business at GENEVA Publish: Jan 77, Feb. 3, 10, 17, 1975 (SEMINOLE COUNTY) In the State OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. DEJ 130 AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1097 of Florida, and wtwre.,s such cor pora?i itici on the 14111 day of OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JANUARY, AD, 1973 cause to be BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR filed in the office of the Department THE CITY OF SANFORD, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. of State of t he State of Florida, the FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1 73 documentary authority required CHANGING THE ZONING OF In re: the Marriage of under Section 601,2)`, Florida THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY JUDY S. DORNON, Wife. Statuti. showing the dissolution of LYING AT THE SOUTHWEST and CORNER OF Such corporation THE IN WALTER FREEMAN DORNON, TERSECTION OF PAOLA ROAD Now, theref or e, the secretary o State doeS PwreOy certify to the AND RAPITOUL LANE TO RC1 Husband foregoing and'that he is Satisfied (RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL) AMENDED that the requirements of the law DISTRICT. NOTICE OF ACTION have been complied with. A copy shall be available at the THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO GIVEN under my hand and the Office of the City Clerk for all Per WALTER FREEMAN DORNON. Great Seal of the State of Florida. at desiring to examine the lame JR., WHOSE RESIDENCE AND Tallahassee. the Capital, this the All parties in interest and citizens MAILING ADDRESS ARE: FT. 11TH clay of JANUARY A 0., 197$, shall have an opportunity to be BRAGG. NORTH CAROLINA heard at said hearing (Seall YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED By order of the City Commission Bruce A. Smathers that a proceeding for dissolution of secretary of State of the City of Sanford, Florida. marrIage has been tiled against you Publish' Jan 71, 1973 H. 7.4 . Tamm, Jr . and the Short V110 IS IN RE: THE DEJ 176 City Clerk MARRIAGE OF JUDY S DOff. Puillish 71, 197$ NON, Wife, and WALTER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF.THE DEJ 139 FREEMAN DORNON, JR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. HuSband, and these presents CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING command you to appear and file SEMINOLE COUNTY TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION your Answer or other defense or PROBATE DIVISION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Pleading with the Clerk of the Circuit PROBATE NO. 73•)0.CP OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Court In and for Seminole County, In re: Estate o Notice Is hereby given that a Florida, and sery, a copy thereoon f Public Hearing will be held at the ESTELLE LOCKARD Petitlorier' attor ney. ROGER L. deceased.' CommiSllOnRoOmIfl?fl,Ci,yHalI in BERRY, Pos t Office Drawer 0, fh CIty of Sanford. Florida, at voo NOTICE TO CREDITORS Flor ida 32771, on or before All credi tors of the estate of O'clOck P.M. on February $0. 1913. to the 751h day of Febru ary.AD., 1915, ESTELLE LOCKARD, deceased, Consider the adoption of an or. ofheise a default will b entered are hereb y notified and required to by the City of Sanford, against you file any c l aim or demands which Florida. title of which is as follows cla y of January. A 0., 1975. (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Cou rt fly' Cecelia V Ekern S 7 Two Of The State Of Florida WITNESS my hand and $'al of the - yne'rcuiy -. . a L.,ovr- On .. ff15 list Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents le . SKATE CITY •,.._ 67th Year, No, 137Tuesday, Jan, 28, 1975 Jan SUN. 1:30, 1:30, 4.6 P.M. MON. 7:00.10 P.M. TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. 7:30.10:30 P.M. THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES FRI. 7:30.11 P.M. SAT, 9:30.11:30 A.M. 1:301 P.M. 7:30-lI P.M. Sp.c.Ig,c,,.,,,.,,,c,..,, flV Parties.cog" II.q,,,,, counters a shallow-minded 1athershoUunkstsJsyoung SOIl, UNDERWORLD (' a good slent., is spending too QUILTED RoBEs'J muchtlmereadingandwritj,g. 1g HALF PRIC,,,,, He wants the boy working SALE of the farm. The teacher tries to Cowen's Underworld i convi nce the fat her, only 114 Magnolia r provoke violent reaction. ___________________________ jJOERWQR S4* SEEK & FIND (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space 6:00 (2.6,8,9) New s (24) VIlla Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News (13) Old Smothers Brothers (24) Zoom (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (6. 8) News (9) All My Children Allen Garfield guest stars as a teacher 271 - Club (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley 12:30 (2.8) Blank Check (4) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot - - _ -- 52 53 - - -- - Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse 12:00 (2, 44) New s (6) Young And 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:15 (8) (24) MIste Roger's AFTERNOON MORNING -- ] (44) Gilllgan's Island 5:00 (9) DInah Shore Lifestyle 11:55 (6) TUESDAY I J (6) (9) I city Clerk ([RI IF 1(41 OF CORPORATE DISSOLUTION ,• , uIuFr (33) I3atman (35) Florida Show - it Squares 1;00 (2. 8) Tomorrow 33 (8) Mery Griffin (9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2. 8) Hollywood Culture - 10 49 Tonight 12'30 (9) Movie 36 41 Night Gallery 12:00 (9) News (24) Dimensions In ____ -- 40 (6) Gambit J , 4:30 (2) Bonanza (4i Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) N ow You see (24) Captioned News (44) The F ug iti ve _____ 35 39 (6) _______ I (44) 11:30 (2.11 (9) _______________ 20 I -- ______ 18 17 Fortune (35) Burke's Law ___ P 1 Best Notice ORDINANCE NO. 1379 ORDINANCE NO. 137$ f'PFi IMi FICTITIOUS NAME (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 10:30 (2,8) Wheel Of And You Hubie 1:00 (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows (24) Lilllas, Yoga - ---13 L 14 E - Junction Legal OEJ 173 (305) $31 1171 PubliSh: jfl 77. uS DEJ 129 Show (44) Three Stooges 10:00 (2) ClebrIty e Sweepstakes (3$) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2.6.8.9) News Gerald Korman Live (3$) Uncle 9:3(1 (44) Pttjco,it 10:30 (24) Black Perspective 54 Born A Marriage (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Beaver 3) Felony Squad (44) Lady Live In form) 3:30 (2.8) How To Survive (9) Movie (44) Leave it To Straight Talk 53 Moore lcoft Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas 3) Dick (24) Washington 48 Colo Y)S.abaci r,2 1049(Romw (9) General Hospital (33) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver (I) Movie Rebellion 10:00 (6) Medical Cc'nter 46Notis$uBx 25 Braves 7 _Mjt,5 9:00 (2) (24) Romantic stwiteredsde State nwe 34 Accomplished 7Cwon'cal 3:00 (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (44) tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang (13) De tectives 40 Avoid adro 41 Himalayan aiayan an'mal 4J Malign lo(k (44) Underdog 8.00 (6) Captain Kangaroo 9:30 (6) Rhoda It'r:. 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M. within the THE CITY OF SANFORD, THE CITY OF SANFORD. legal PcurS of sale, the following FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT described property to satisfy said CHANGING THE ZONING OF CHANGING THE ZONING OF findi Judgment of Foreclosure, to THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY wit: LYING BETWEEN 74TH STREET LYING AT THE SOUTHWEST IN OF THE Lot I. Block B. The Springs Live AND7ITHPL.ACEAND BETWEEN CORNER Oak Village, Plat Book 16, Page IS, MAPLE AVENUE AND FRENCH TERSECTION OF PAOLA ROA. Public Records of Seminole County. AVENUE TO GC 2 (GENERAL AND RANTOUL LANE TO MR IL Florida. (MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDEN. COMMERCIAL) DISTRICT. WITNESS thIs, the 72nd day c A copy shall be available at the TIAL LIMITED DWELLING) January, 1973 office of the City Clerk for all pç DISTRICT. (Seal) A copy shall be available at the Sons desiring to examine the same. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., All parties in interest and citizens of fice of the City Clerk for all per As Clerk of the Circuit Court shall have an opportunity to be SOrtS desiring to examine the Lame. By; Elaine RiChar de All parties In interest and citizens heard at Said hearing Deputy Clerk By order of the Cl:y Commission shall have an opportunity to be Korman and Bravo. P.A. .'eard at Said hearing. of the City of Sanford, Florida. Attorneys At Law H N. Tamm, Jr By order of the City Commission $30 E. Highway 431 of the City of Sanford, Flor ida City Clerk . Longwood, Florida 37750 H. N. Tamm. Jr Publish Jan. 77, 1975 (6) Girl In My Life (9) The Big Sh ow d ow n (33) My Favorite (8) A TA P 0 I IALLfJ Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise (33) The Baron rendered In the abovestyled cause on January 22, 1975, the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court than Deal 2:00 (2.8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors - Let's Make A Deal (13) Richard Hall (9) Ans waitoprov,ousPuzzle L Turns Let's Make A (9) (6) Gunsmoke (9) Rookies (24) Special Of The Man's VIorId 1:30 (2, 8) How To Surv i ve A Marriage (6) As The World TONIGHT'S TV Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITY to OF SANFORD. FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. or SANFORD, FLORIDA, Notice Is hereby given that a CASE NO. 71•1703.CA.09.F Notice is hereby given that • L!VE OAK VILLAGE, INC., Public Hesring will be held at the Public Hearing will be held at the Plaintiff, Commis sion Room in the City Hall In Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7:00 vs. the City of Sanford, Florida, of 7:Q ROBERT W. KELSEY, o'clock PM. on February tO. 1973, to o'clock PM. on February 10, 1975. to Defendant. Consider the adoption of an or. consider the adoption of an or dinance by the City of Sanford, dinance by the City of Sanford, NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of a decree heretofore Florida title of which i as follows. Florida, title of which Is as follows; Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Jan. 27,1975-413 MONDAY Notice __7..._____ I .4_ •_'•'•. ____ ._ . __ _ \ _. _______. _ • __ r.-____.,=.w& --' . ' ': ' .- ' . - .--' _ _ .'. . .__:--. , _ T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 27, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 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/0a96c71ff6000e0f3e4a05e1d09c46e8.pdf a825fee3441bdd974176f8fe892a0355 PDF Text Text ������������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 16, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 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